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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
SNoiaua.

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5lge % unberfiir5te @Drterbil6er, 10
tietue @0rtcrbii1er llno II 0aar>
mntru5eu" Dies mar Der 2Sort=
iuut zines Selegramms, Das tir5lid
IN elmer Spiritloicnbanblltng II,
Gpansbilc, Snb., eintraf. Ser Glerf.
Der es Dffnetc. 9riff iid 5uerit on ben
appf, Damn las or ipieber unb fam
Dobin 81 Der Inii6t, BOP entipeber or
ielbit perriift iein millie ober Der abz
lenDer bes Sele9rnmms. Sn CT aus
nnbelteqenDen 8riinben bas lebtere
nnnabm, conIultirte er einen Glteren
In8eiteaten nit Der Ibii6t, Die
IDreiie be5 ndhitgelegenen Srren@
bauIes 81 erfubren, Inn beIIen Sirefs
tor Den Ibienber Der 8otidaft ange>
Ie9entli6it 81 empfebleu. Ser dltere
In9eltelte tnbeIien l6helte nun iiberz
lc9en uno ertldrte DEM jungen
Wane, baB Wetbobc in benz anihei>
ntnben @abniinu lei - baB jebes
rmperfiir8te Worterbuh ein unpers
fiir3tes, alip ppQes Quart @bisfn, ies
oe5 feline Worterb1d Elm Sint 8biss
feb unh jebe 5nurmntrase cine mil
Strob perpodtc Slai6e 8ein bebcute.
Sic gcitellung mar aus Gait 2ibers
popl. Sbio. ei~ugeluufen. elmer Stab1
nit 10000 Ginipobnern llnD feline,
einSigen t~r0iteuben Guele. Die Sens
Dung lpllroe prompt nb9eianbt, nnf
miro lid fir einige Stunben penigs
items eiu naiier Sled in Der 8iitt
Gait 2iberpool befunben baber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11

an9eiudnbt: NIT negatipem NeiuItat.
Werftuiirbiec 3abnel Srau @u9ncr
lag offenbar in Den lebten 3ii9cn.
Nur eine operation fonnte tie retten.
Ginen Iugeublif MN fonfcrirten bic
Ier6tc nit Dem persipeifclten Che
mann; Damn ipurbe Iacs bprbereitet,
Srnu @a9ner auf BEN Sperotionstiih
gcicgt, Wtasfc unb Gblproform iparerl
sur &anb. 81. Mc@uire tpdblte bas
Wfcller. Sn bieiem Iugeublid nuroe
Die Stiqe hurd) cineu aufaeregten
Soften untcrbrphen, Ser - sic 9eIli6s
ten 3dbne brad9te. Srau 8agner
bate tic i'm Shlaf berloren unb inter
bas appffiiien gei1obcn. Gur5e 3eit
nodber ot9n1ete lie tpieber 9an5 nors
NAL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11

bes 2anbes uub cine raid alfblii6enbe
Stabt, lit bpm Grbboben perl6pIubcn.
Gtni9e Weilcn norbli6er jebpd, an,
lfer oes Wiiiiiiippi. lit cine neuc
Stnbt eritanoen, gtumens 0tpbribge,
Die idon Jest 10 grpB lit, ipie Goorts
es mar, uno raid ipdbit. Sieie
@ridciuung, lpie iie uur I'M 2nube
Der nnbegren5ten W0glidfeiten mo9s
lid iein fam, lit leitDt ertldrt.
als Die Chicago, Milnaufee & ct.
Saul : 8abngcieuIdnft beI6loB. ibr
Spitem bis our aiiitc be5 Stiueu
S5eans aus5uoebnen. fano iie ols
critic ga iiberpinoenbc grobe Sdipiez
rigfeit ZEN Wtiiouri. pelder iibers
brildt perben muBte. Su bieIcm
3pede mar Der SluB bel Gparts,
no Die @abn miinbetc, aber nidt
seei9uet. No6 1dngerem Suhen
fano man einen icbr giiniti9en 4SlnB
cini9e Wcilen flnBaufpdrt5, uub
bort lpurbe nit Dem Sau Der Sriidc
bcgonncn. 9nmit tpar bas S6idlal
bon Charts b~eiiegclt. Die 0ez
icQiGaft erbot iid. ben gefppbncrn
rpn Charts Gin Stiid 2onb bon 9~leibcr
8r1bc IN Der uclicn Stabt Wobribgc
81 9eben. ipcm lie Iid) bort niebcrz
laiien irolten. benn FONT hattie Die
8eieaidnft nad nie Dor 3iige no6
Gparts lnufen lailen miiiieu. paS iid5
aiif Die 9auer ais iebr foitipielia err
lpieien babcn ipiirbe. Sic 2eute nab
men bic Sffertc an. Salt idmmtliAe
@ebdube purbeu nd6 Wobrioge
~transportiert pber ab9e6ruc6eu uno
bort nieber aufge6aut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
WiseonHu.

- Gin fabnenfliihtiger Soloat Der
gunbess Nrmee modte in 8nufegdn.
@is.. eiuen S~ludtperiudl. ais er bonn
@eridtsgcbduoe gum @efdngniB 3uz
riif0ebrndt mhrbe. Sberiff Clancy
%feuerte pcrl6iebentli6 nuf i'm, bod
pbnc 5u t~reifen. Is fol9te cine
ipilbc Sagb, an Der iih io8nr Der
Siitrifts : Inlpolt nnb Der @cri6tss
Glerf betbeili9ten. Ser Sliidtlin8
ipuroe burb @aiIen unb SauS60fe
oerfol9t, bis er enbli6 alf Den @es
leiien Der 8iSconiiu : Gentralbabn
bon bem Subrnunn Omen StpenS
feit9ebnlteu pllroc, porauf man ibn
9eiciielt in baS Wefdn9nib 5uriids
bra4te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
SIR luunOe GHkc.

sd babe mssefunbcn, paB 8rld>
lens Irnifa Salbe bas ridttgc WPittel
lit fir tpllnoe SIbe fotpobl, OILS oudJ
fiir betlenbe &uuDen, Giteruugcu,
Sfnittlrunoen nnb uler grt bon Ibz
i6iirfun9en", iGreibt 5err %. Stpne
bon Gait Tolnnb, @aine. Gs lit eben>
falls bas rihtige 5eilmittel fir
Sd~morrboioen. 9rpbiert es nal!
Gerfauft inter @nrantie in Der 9lppz
tbefe bon g. @. Huete. $50 Wlnii,
Strabe. Dubuque, Sotpa, gum Yreile
bon 25 Gc1ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
CcNerreihz umaarn.

9ur6 Die G6ulb ipielcnber
Sinbcr lit elm san5es A~npenDorf Das
alien Sirolfnbrcrn betnnnte 3irl cin>
gediGert iporoen. &iir5liG gegen
@itttag brad an Ser Sitieite Dcs na6e
bon Sltnsbrud geIe9encn S0rfes 3irl,
Dos Den IuSgnr9spunft fir Die %ara
ten in bn5 Sbcrinnt1al bilbet, burdb
Oa5 Spiel bon &inbern, Die nit
Strei6bDlSern ba1tirt batten, Seuer
aus. 3ufolge beS berrldenpen
SitipinbeS perbreitete CO lid in nez
nigen Au9cnbliden ii6er ben san5en
Srt. Sls gum Ibenb ipnren 1914
9duler III SAutt uno @idc aele9t.
9tieoergebrannt iinb ba5 %oitamt,
oaS 0emcinbeant, Der. 8farrbpi. Die
Observation-Disclosures nnb Idnlmtlihe
8irt6Sbduier. Nur pic Stride bliep
bcridont. 1,400 Menihen iinb OBJ
odhlos. 3fpei 8reiie lino pcrbrannt,
mc1rerc Yerlunen lperben permiBt,
nno etipa 8m0lf 2elte mllrben perlcst.
Sn Snnsbrud Durbc @iiitdr our
Silfcleiitun9 6eorbcrt unb 2ebensz
mittel gciammelt. Ser grobe Subr>
~tucrfsuertebr init gaieru ii6er ben
3irler Berg lit infolge Der 3erit6run9
Der S6loBbnbbriide mnterbro1en.
9aS Sort Girl liegt om linfen
llfer DeS Snn unb 5dblt LOO Gin>
pobner. Gini9e Minlten bon Girl
ltcigt Die lib Wieter bobe Martinss
ponb auf, Die our6 baS Ibsnteuer
aaiier Warimilinu'S I'M Sabre 1854
bcrilbmt 9ciuorben lit. Sben ari
Ser SelSb06e beianb lid Der Safer
in ~2c6enS9efabr unb hstrbe MIR burd)
cjucn 9Gidli6eu 3ufaa Dor Dem @bs
ltur5 beiuabrt.. Sas Sorf Girl pirb
piel bon Souriitcn belud)t, Die. bon
Snnsbrud fommenb. Den $3.50 Mes
ter boben @roben Solitein beiteieen.
0au5 IN Der Ndbe beS 9orfe5 ragt
Der &alunrien6erg cnupor.
- Yrin5eiiin amelie 2puiie bon
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sic Hest gnte Snhen.

Srau g6as. 6. Smith bon 8elt
Srnnfliu, Naine, inat: sd liebe quite
Ga6en unn babe 9r. Sings Seem 2tfe
8ilen ais unIsre SamiliensSaratip@
@Rebi5iu apoptiert, neil lie gut limb,
uno lire Mrbeit perri6ten, obne piele
1lmltdnbe babel gu mac6en." 9ieic
idmer6loIeu Geirtiger lpcrben berfarlft
in Der Npptbefe bon g. 8. 81 e,
656 Mnin Strnbe, 9ubuque, Soma.
9reis % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
@ef= GanaDa.
Srsie 9%simtatten III Der sroRem
oeutlhen fatboliiden ct.
Soiepb's=G

Sauienb beutide fatboliIde Sami>
lien linb bereitS i'll Der ct. Soiepb'ss
Golonic nobubaft nno bilben 5ebu
Gemeinoen, ipelbe bon beutl1en
Sblaten : Satres periorgt nerben.
Sic 8esierung iGenft ieoem Iuiieos
Ter cine frcie &eimitdttc bon 100
@cres por3iielihes SrairielanO.
@alo lit in Der Wdbe unb cine Sob>
lengrube lit aud in Der Golonie.
@cisen, Safer, 8erite. 8pg9en.
Slads, adrtoifelu, Semitic unp 10
ipeiter gebeibeu u~or5iigliN. Sn Der
Goipnie iinb noa freic Seimltdtten
bon Der beiten Sorte fir t~anienbc
Samilien 81 boben.
I'm neitere Iusfunft iGreibe MAJ
on
&. 3. Sange,
8attleiorb. Saskatchewan. Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11

bic Sude 9ina gut. bis er allf bas
@eriiitiperf Der Sriifc flettcrte, nm
bon bort in ben Slub al ipringen.
Srob Der lparncnbcn 3urufc fiibrte er
bas @a9eltiif aus. er fam aber nint
piebcr lebenb gum %ori9ein, ipnbern
ipurbe oils Sei6e aus DEM Sluiie
ge6oaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
COLORADO.

NNAANN ~
bung lcien mir I'M vSternenbanner":
9tm SnrStng, Den IS. Sui, be1iegen
ipir in Colorado Springs eiren Bug
Der COLORADO @iiolanb 8nbn, Der inns
ii6er Die 8erge na9 Der 1873 Weilcn
entfernten Wiiuenitabt SeaoptQe 6rtnz
gen ioute.
Il5 mir Wanitpr perlieBen unb Der
&ufitieg begnnn, fling es on 81 regnen
unb gu 6ngeln. Ser 8abn entlang
fpl9en grobnrti9e @~er8i5encn III
raider M~ei6cnfol9e. Sab ge6t eS
Dur6 enge Sclsi6luhten, bnlp burd)
idmnle S6dIer, bur6 ElInuele urlo an
iteilen gergtpduben borbei. $50 Die
8ergtbGler 10 brett linb. I'M nlenl6<
Ii6e @Dbnun9en 3u baucn, gi6t es
Gtatipnen, Die 6auptlG9li6 ais CONT
nlernuient6oltc bienen. @elpobuli6
bat jeber 9teIort Elm groBercs 9otel
unb bnne6en aQerlei mDglide 8obz
nungen Bis biuunter gu 3elten. Sic
refine 2uft Der 8erge ioa auBerorbentz
Iih beilIam fir SGminOiiidtige Iein.
.9in9egen ~eripeiit lid bieielbe 2uft fir
iol6e in fprteeI6rittener S%htpino'ldt
ais raihes Wittel CUR GufloIun9.
9ar manhe S9pertraufe fommt mad
Colorado lin @eiunbbeit 81 erlnngen,
finoet od9egen einen baioigen 3ob, es
mar leiber 81 ipdt. Die S6ipinh>
iii6ti9eu bnlten iif Den gan8en Sag
III Der freien Quit auf uno ihlafeu
Habts inter tparnten Sedcr in 3elten
pber gar I'M Sreien. Solhe 3elte
iiebt man entlang Der gan5en 8abn,
Die INNER b0ber itei9t bis lie bel
Citation 9ipibe Die Sobe bon 9.138
SUB CREDIT. 9ann fplgt cine 6oc6z
ebene, mo auf ousgebebnten Beiben
5ablreihe 6eerben Hinobieb peiDen.
9ieie So6ebene miro bier I'M Weiten
bon elmer 3"ipeiten @ergfette begren3t.
ipeI1e Die @aiieri6eibe Imeritn's
5ipiiden DEM Itlantii6en uno Stiqeu
S5ean bilbet. &ier iiebt oas @rge
eins 9teibe 8ergricieu nit elpigcn
G6neefappen, Die bDber IinO dis BITES
&eaf. 9ur6 bieieS @ebirge fol9t
sic Balm Dem 8ette bes Irtauiass
Sluiie5 uub itcigt INNER b06cr bis CUR
ipeltberilbmten &crgbmusS tabt 2cubz
bile, Die 10000 SUB ii6er Dem
Weere lie9t. &ir lan9tcn Sumstag
Mbeno nm 8 ll6r bort an, uuO Gin
8ittcr6ruOer s. Wulignu nobm ms
in gmpfang unb 9eleitetc ms gum
Sotel @eubome. &ls mir ms inter
bielten, fiiBltcn mir Elm 16pellcnoes
9rGnqen IN Der Nnie. liner 9dihena
tlld5 fiiute iid) bnlb nit 9llt ll1D ii6ere
5eugte ms bon Der Tbotla6e, baB uuf
hoben Bergen Naienbluten bdufig Dor
fommt. SasIel6e b6rte jebo1 bnlb
auf.
@ls mir 81 @cttc ginger, fiirhtcten
mir cine ~fpeitere GriHeiuuu9, nGmlidy
Ser3flopfcn, nber babou bliebcn mir
Gott lei SAINT berIhpnt. Nl5 mir friib
Miorgcns gum Seniter 6inalSi6uuten,
iu6en mir 9cgen 8eiten 8crgrieicu nit
iueiBeu S6ncefopper. sic I'M 0tor9enz
lidlte oldn8tcn. Ser b0ditc bieicr
@ipfcl lit SGT. &oiipe. 1880 GoG.
@on 2eohpilc nu59eie6cn, i6einen Die
8erqe niht 10 bod, mnu muB nbcr be-
bcnfcn. onB Die Stnbt iel6lt in elmer
fol6cu erormen 60bc lie9t. lin feds
1l6r WprgenS I0utetc c. 5ur Sriibz
meile in Der nabe gelcgenen Stride, Elm
iDliOcs 8ridaebdubc nit eiuem 200
Sun 6obeu 5burmc, Der NIT ieiner
Gpibe bon alien Sbiirrten Der 8elt
am nGbitcu gum 6imulel rci6t, lpic
Die 2eabbiler nit bereG6tigtem Stol3c
iebem InfDmmlin9 er5abien. Sa&
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-01-02
NORTH ANSON

Stickney Gray arrived homo last
week from the woods on account of
an injury to his knee.
Miss Maud Perry of Kennebec Ave.
returned h me for Christmas, having
closed her term Of school in Starks.
The week of prayer will be observ-
ed at the Congregational church COM
mencing, Monday evening, January
9Th.
The Methodist concert, Tuesday
evening, was largely attended and an
extended program was successfully
carried out.
Geo. G. Mann of Lancaster, N. H.,
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Columbus Marshall several days dur
ing the past week.
William Hoyt, principal of the high
school at Plymouth, Mass, has been
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Hoyt of Emblem, during the past
week.
Mrs. Sara J. Paine has lately re-
turned to Amboy, ILL.,, after spending
sixteen weeks at Augustana hospital,
Chicago, with her sister in law, Mrs.
Kinney Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Dutton of Put
nam, Conn, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. L. French during Sunday.
Mrs. Dutton remained In town until
Wednesday, when she went to Au-
gusta.
Rev. G. D. Crane, Field Secretary
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-01-02
LARONE.

Miss Bradlee's school in No. IS
closed Dec. goth, the afternoon being
devoted to q Christmas tree for the
children and an entertainment by the
scholars who, each and all did them
selves honor as we'll AZ their teacher.
Our stage drivers horse, Billie, was
severely bruised and injured last
week by breaking through the stable
floor.
Rose and Amy Buzzeli were home
for Christmas.
The family of e. L. McKeohnie are
quarantined with scarlet fever. The
quarantine has been removed from
the E. y. Austin house as but one
case was found there.
Frank Parsons is laid up with q
trouble in the joint Of the knee which
has been put In q cast and the limb is
somewhat better at this writing.
E. H. Tobey is cutting pine from
his home lot evidently believing that
old Maine will not 60 back on her
reputation for winter weather.
We are all ready for snow. Let 1t
come.
The small boys and some not 80
small are putting In all their spare
time on the mill pond where good
skating is found.
The blaoksmiths are getting fore
handed.
Fred Buzzell is on the sick list with
sciatica.
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of the Y. P. 8. @. E. for the state, will
speak In the Congregational church,
Sunday, January 5th. A mems class
has been organized at the Congrega-
tional church.
Bunker & Caswell have dissolved
partnership In the livery business
Mr.. Caswell will resume his work
with the International Harvester Co.
He will be located in Augusta during
the month of January.
The installation of the officers of
Emerald Rebekah Lodge will take
place, Saturday evening, January IL.
The installing officer being District
Deputy President, Carrie Hilton of
Bingham. Refreshments will be serv-
ed.
Mrs Daniel Knowles of North New
Portland died suddenly at her home
about 2 O'CLOCK, Sunday afternoon.
She had been in her usual health.
The funeral service was held We'd
nesday at O'Clock, p. M, Rev. T. B.
II att, of this village officiating.
Clarence Tarr, who has been post
master Hovey's assistant for some
time, finished his work there, Mon
day morning, and goes to his home
on the farm. He was an agreeable,
painstaking assistant. His position
Is filed by Willis Hodgdon, young
man from Embden.
8. N. Davis has arrived home from
Portland and Rumford, where he vas
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. W.
Benjamin, and his son, Eugene. Miss
Edie Davis, who has been teaching In
Rumford for the past year returned
home with her father. She will go
back, Saturday, to resume teaching.
Scott Jones, collector of taxes for
1907, has collected fifteen thousand
dollars and has paid it into the treas
ury, on his commitment of twenty
thousand dollars. According to a
vote of the town, the whole tax must
be collected and paid in by the first
day of next February. This means in
some cases arrests, and actions at
law will be necessary.
The installation of the officers of
Gen. Ord Post of this village will take
place in Grange hall, Thursday, jan
uary 9th. A dinner will be served to
the comrades and invited friends.
At this time society known as the
"Ladies of the Grand Army of the
Republic" will be organized by Mrs.
Harriet Burr, Of Auburn, State Pres
ident Of the order, a more extended
account of which will appear later.
The installation of the officers of
Arson Grange will take place next
Saturday, Jan. 4.
Hereafter the preaching services of
the Universalist church will begin at
IL O'Clock, a. m. instead of 10.45 as
formerly.
ID. M. Norton has an orange tree
which has four mature oranges on it
that have recently been picked. The
tree is four years old.
Owing to the illness of Principal
Tapley, Mr.. Cleveland Thurston OF
Colby College will take charge Of the
Academy for the present. This insti-
tuition commenced again Tuesday
morning.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-01-02
MARRIAGES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %, by the Rev. T. l..
Frost, Mr.. Hiram Foot and Mrs. Effie Blanch
Foot.
Boston-December 10, Mr.. Umphrey Dyer
of Boston and Miss Elizabeth M. Williams OF
Skowhegan.
North Cornville-December "A, by the Rev.
j. +. Tay Tor, Mr. Herbert ID. Ray mond and
Mrs. Ella +. Church both OF Skowhegan.
Palmyra-Decemb Der Is, by the Rev. James
IL. Gray, Mr.. ). stewart Salby OF Pittst ed
and ISIS Edna Morrison OF Palmyra.
Lowell, Mass-Bece Der II, Mr.. Elmo Guy
Bradley, formerly of this place, and Miss
Eta Gage of Lowell
Newport-Decembe Der 81, by the Rev. M. ).
HILL Mr.. Ralph q. McCabe Of Newport and
Miss Leonora shaw OF Fairfield.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70, by the Rev. w. A.
Richmond, Mr.. Harry T.. Williams and Miss
Eda r.. baker, both OF Caratunk.
En- bden-Decembe Der Is, by the Rev. T. B.
HIATT, Mr. Orville Jenre,s OF EN- bden and
Miss Olive Campbell, formerly OF New Tea
land.
Bingham-Decem Der u, Mr.. Victor f.. Cox
and Miss Edana Frances Standish.
Blngham-Decem Der %, Curua r.. Chad
bourn and Stella +. Steward.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-01-02
DEATHS.

Palmyra-December 2-Norman Spollett,
(drowned) aged 10 years.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q, Mrs. Matthew
Clark, aged about 81 years.
Providence, h. Mrs. william Littiefield,
aged SO years.
Observation-Disclosures Sarah Magee for
merly OF CAratunk.
North Anson-Decemb Der "a, Albert Head
Dinsmore aged II years
North New Portland-December ~, Mrs
Daniel Knowles.
Skowhegan-Decemb 81, w. II. Davis
aged So years
aged rs years.
Norridgewock-Decem 30, Mrs Lucius
Wilder, aged a years.
Observation-Disclosures ~, Mrs. Irene
Jewell, aged about % years.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-01-02

winter, thus far. The hall, which By
the way, b unusually pretty and
homelike for an assembly room, was
made doubly attractive with It's easy
chairs, tables, rugs and sscosy cor
nsrs" and the new piano much In ev-
idence among the furnishings. The
occasion marked the twentieth ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden's
marriage. About one hundred and
fifty friends and neighbors were priv
ileged to respond to their kind invi-
tation to be present. A pleasant part
of the evening was spent In the ex-
change of friendly greetings and in
viewing the presents, which were
many and beautiful. These included
remembrances from friends In
Athens, Scion, Madison, Skowhegan
and Cornville. while more distant
ones came from Portland, Me-, Chi
cago, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Mary
land.
A program with several pleasing
numbers had been arranged and with
Mr.. @. E. Turner as master OF cere-
monies, was carried out. Piano solo,
Miss Marion Drake, which was re-
sponded to by an encore; recitation,
"Jones' Little Girl" Mrs. Minnie
Hight; vocal duet, Mrs. Johnson and
Barker; graphophone selections,
Charles Bradley; solo, Charles Tur-
ner; ladies quartet, Mrs. Barker, Miss
Judkins, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Dore;
recitation, "That Old Sweetheart of
Mime" Mrs. May H. Emery; vocal
solo, Miss Marion Drake. Congratu-
latiops were extended our host and
hostess upon the happy occasion by
Rev. B. II. johnson, L. G. March,
Principal A. w. Boston, DR.. Q. A.
Smith, and j. F. Holman. Following
close upon this part of the evenings
exercises a march was formed toward
the dining room. Here the tables
were spread with salads, cold meats,
sandwiches, cakes and coffee. The
room was made to present very fes-
tive appearance with its tables COW
cred with snowy white and decorated
with green, while boughs of the same
hung about the room. Here was
every evidence that Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayden had made ample provision
for their guests. All too soon the
time came to leave our kind enter
tanners, and as we did SO we could but
thank them tor the delightful evening
we had spent and to wish them many
returns of their twentieth anniver-
sary.
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REvERE-CORNvILLE

There was Christmas tree at the
school house Dec. % with a good pro-
gram. Nearly everyone had a pleas
ant evening and was remembered
with q present. Especial credit IL
due Miss Pollard, the teacher, for the
efficient way in which the children
rendered their parts.
Asa Dickens is very sick at this
writing, with asthma. He has SUI
fered from this trouble for several
years, but recently it has been much
worse.
Supt. of schools, Fred Parkman,
was In the east part OF the town the
first OF the week looking after the
schools.
Timothy Pike who has been suffer-
ing from neuralgia, is gaining.
We hear that Fred Brown who lives
on the Moluncus road is dangerously
sick with pneumonia.
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Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.

In the District Court OF the United States Tor
the District OF Maine In BANKRUPTCY.
b br =: r Ssss:s ss nnanarup'sy
To the creditors of Daniel Cookson OF
Detroit In the County OF Somerset ana
District Aforesaid q bankrupt.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the 18th day
OF December, A. d. 1907, said Daniel
Cookson was duly adjudicated bankrupt.
and that the first meeting Of his creditors
will be held at Daniel Lewis office in Skowhe-
gan, Maine, on the 18th day OF January, A,
which time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint o trustee, exam
inc the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly como before said
meeting. December 30, A. d. 1907. iwi
DANIEL LEWIS, Referee In Bankruptcy
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MooRE.s MILIs.-CANAAN.

Christmas has come and gone and a
new year 10 at hand.
The Christmas tree at the school
house here under the direction of the
teacher, Miss Cassie Burrill, was a
fine success. The program was car
ried out with much credit to the
teacher and scholars. The tree was
tastefully arranged and we'll filed
and the teacher we'll remembered by
her pupils and all present enjoyed the
entertainment and the treat.
Ray 8. Reynolds was at home over
Christmas.
Mr.. 8. E. Farnham and son came up
from Winthrop Tuesday, spending
Christmas at home, leaving again
Thursday for Monmouth.
John s. Goodrich has been on the
Grand Jury several days at Skowhe-
gan.
Miss Alice e. Moore Is at home here
for q short vacation.
Several In this vicinity have been
suffering from q sort of rheumatic
cold but all are recovering.
Mr.. Reuben Reed was in town Mon
day from East 6kowhegan.
Perley Gerald Is driving a team in
COrnville for @. A. Goodrich.