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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-13
BANK OUTLOOK BRlGHTENs.
Creditors Of Thornton Bank Will No
Lose 70 Per Cent, as Stated.

Special to Times-Republican.
Thornton. Feb. 13.-In your issue OF
tho 9TH, reference was made 10 the
payment Of the second dividend by AS
signee w. V. Crapser, of ten per cent
to the creditors of the Bank of Thorn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
Misses Coats

We have a few of those warm last
seasons Coats that we are selling at
half price. They are Coats which are
just what you want for school or play
Coats.
AT $500 are some Goats in 8 and IL
year sizes. made of a heavy brown MIX
ed goods, with velvet collar. Was $5.9S.
AT $3.75 are a few Grey Cheviot
Coats, with all wool flannel Innings.
Were $3.50.
AT $3.50 are some Heavy Mixed
Coats, full lined with a good mercerized
goods, also few Scotch Tweeds. For
mer price was s.. 70 and so.
AT IS 90 are some Heavy Coats in
plain kerseys, heavy herringbone chew
lots and Scotch mixtures, lined through
out with good mercerized lining.
These are Coats that were $1,000.
AT 5000 are few large sizes in
Heavy Full-lined Coats. These are a
good style Coat and were good values
at $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Pay your water tax.

Pay your water tax.
See the new ribbons at vaughan's.
The real pictures are at the Theator
Only four more days TO pay your wa
ter tax.
New comfortabes, sl25 and $3.50
each, at Yeale & Knights.
Pay your water tax on or before Nov,
and save the extra charge.
The best assortment Of fur lined coats
from the Frank McWhorter Co.
Get fall and winter fashion book at
Perry's for 20 cents and pattern free
reliable STANDARD pattern.
Come and roller skate tonight. Good
order and a good time is guaranteed for
all at the Pavilion.
You sometimes pay dear for your fun,
but you get il for nothing at the panta.
ton supper, Supper costs 25c. Episco-
pal church, Nov. 5.
A. J. Patterson Of Montreal arrived
N the city today for a few days visit
at the home Of his uncle, James Patter.
son. Mr.. Patterson is teller in the
Merchants bank orr Canada.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
CHELSEA

W. II. Sprague was in West Fairlee
on legal business Friday.
George Chase is working for Landlord
J.. d. Barnes at the Orange County no.
tel.
Mrs. Alice Haclzett returned Saturday
evening from three weeks visit
among friends in Rutland.
DR.. A. T. Marshall and Donald Com.
stock were In Hanover, N. H., Sa urday
to witness the Observation-Disclosures
game.
Oscar w. Wheelock of Williamstown
spent Sunday with friends in town. Mr..
Wheeloek was at one time teller in
the bank here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ Beckwith went
to West Fairlee last Friday to visit
Mr., and Mrs. William L. Godfrey and
0 her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. 0rdway, Mrs
Laura Hood and Mrs. Fred Daniels
were in Barre City Thursday and Fri
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. ordway of
Manchester N. H., were in town last
Friday and decided their farm in North
Tunbridge to Arthur f. Bacon.
The grange fair and food sale held at
ne town hall Thursday afternoon and
evening was a success, and the society
cleared thirty-fve dollars from the sale
after paying expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Hunt, Mrs.
Norman w. Hunt, Mrs. Lucy Robbins,
Mrs. Fred E. Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don McAlIister were in Williamstown
Thursday as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Van McAllister.
Miss Esther Hutchinson who has been
the past summer in the family
of F. H. Tracy of Montpelier, is visit
ingf in town for few days after which
she will 20 to Southern Pines, N. c.,
to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Corliss, Mr..
and Mrs. Holton $. Anlss, Mrs. Laura
Tia lett, Mrs. Robert w. Laird and Miss
Matte Laird were called to West Fair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
Ladies' Furs

Now comes real fur weather and al.
though you may not be prepared for it,
we have been getting together some
values which you can surely appreciate.
AT 1898 is an Isabella opossum
Scarf of unusual value. Same is rs
inches long, with six good brush tails
This is a Fur that will wear and look
like new the last of the season.
AT 1898 is a good Pillow Muff to
match above Scarf.
AT 81. 40 are some Brook Mink Clus-
ter Boas that are just the fur for school
wear. Same are good, full Scarf,
with six good brush tails.
AT 50. % are some large, double
Scarfs in sable and Isabella 0possum of
more than ordinary value. This is an
extra fur for service.
AT SS.75 we are showing some val
ues in Grey Wolf Scarfs and Muffs of a
style aud quality that will surely inter-
est you who want value coupled with
style.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
Children's Coats

The little Bear Coats for the little
folks are just as popular this season az
they were last. We have now one of
the best lines of these Coats we have
ever shown, coming in colors such as
tan, Copenhagen blue, red, green, brown
and white, coming with plain and quilt
ed Innings We have the leggins and
hoods to match coats. Coats are priced
at $2.o8 and %.
AT 81. o8 is line Of Grey Astrachan
Coats Of good value. Same are made
good, full style and lined with flannel,
which makes good warm Coat. (See
the Leggins, Muffs and Scarfs to match.)
AT SIS. 90 and SIS is line of fine
Broadcloth Coats. with a good, warm
lining and interlining, These are made
in fine tailored style.
AT S3.o8 are some Cloth Coats, lined
with flannel, which are good, warm
Coat and of extra value.
In the better Coats we can give you
the Silk Bear at SIS. 90 and SIS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02

Mai Edward Dyer, Of Rutland, who
was elected to the council Of admins
tration at the convention Of the United
Spanish War veterans, held in Boston,
September 3, has received notice Of his
appointment on the executive commit
tee. Outside Of the general officers of
three, this committee is composed of
General Bandholz, Of the Philippine Is
lands, and Major Dyer II is considered
very important appointment. John
w. Kellette, Of this city, has been APP
pointed as aide.de.camp to Adiutant-
General Sanders of Hartford, Conn.
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IA p ABBOTT & CO. A. r ABBOTT & CO. Ia r. ABBOTT & CO.
AThe Daylight Store -
Look Ahead!
Think 1t Over!

This is the weather that should make
you think of Furs and Heavy Goats and
Wraps. While you have been enjoying
the warm weather in your Summer Wraps
we have been getting together one Of the
best and largest lines of Winter Wraps and
Furs we have ever shown, including Heavy
Suits, Goats, Broadcoth Goats with fan
mel interlining and Fur Lined Goats. We
also have some good values in the eau
racle Goats with good collars.
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A MAMMOTH PARADE.
Fully 10000 Catholics in The Line in
Boston.

Boston.
Boston, Nov 2.--What was probably
the greatest parade of a religious char
aeter in tbs history of New England,
brought to a close yesterday, the cen
tennary celebration Of the founding of
the Roman Catholic diocese if Boston
which began last Wednesday. It is es-
timated that fully 10000 men repre-
senting the Honl Name societies Of the
Roman Catholic churches in the five
counties which constitute the diocese,
Suffolk, Middlesex, Essex, Norfolk and
Plymouth, with over $50 priests part.
eipated, marching to the music of 100
bands. Thousands Of spectators filed
every point of vantage along the line
oi march. Starting shortly after noon.
1t was long after darkness before the
last company had been disbanded At
the arehepiscopal residence. the parade
was reviewed by Cardinal Gibbons and
Archbishop 0'Connell and visiting pre-.
lates and Monsignori.
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A. p. Abbott q CO.

lee to attend the funeral Of relative,
Mrs. G. Wesley Bliss, VINO at one time
lived in town and was the daughter of
the late Erastus Bugbee. The Rev.
Fred Daniels was called to West Fair
lee to officiate at the funeral of Mrs.
Bliss, which was held Thursday of last
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
TALK OF The TOWN

Pay your water tax.
Only four more days to pay your wa
ter tax.
Pay your water tax on or before Nov.
5 and save the extra charge.
Don't forget, roller skating is good
at the Pavilion and a pleasant time will
be in order for ladies and gentlemen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
PLAINFIELD.
Death of Buzzel Leaser on Saturday
Morning.

Death of Buzzel Leaser on Saturday
Morning.
George Bliss of Marshfeld was in
town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Cate of North
Montpelier spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. L. c. Baldwin
The school children from this town
as well as from Cabot and Marshfeld
went to Montpelier Wednesday to visit
the legislature.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church netted about twenty one dol
lars at their chicken pie dinner and sup
per Thursday.
| A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Rublee Thursday, October goth.
| Mrs. Fanny Ripley returned Friday
after two weeks visit in town with
relatives.
Miss Edith Magoon spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Montpelier.
The high school and ninth grade pu-
pills gave Halloween party in the
school house Friday evening.
George s. Houghton went to his home
III West Somerville, Mass, Saturday
after spending several days in town.
Mrs. Merton Becllley of Marshfeld
was in town Thursday.
Lloyd Farnham has been appointed as
the r. F. d. carrier for the new route
which is to be opened December LIST.
Mrs. Gina Kiser Of Barre is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Glen Bartlett.
Mrs. Grifiths and daughter, Gladys.
went to their home in Montpelier We'd
nesday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Hewett returned
from short vacation Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Dix is at work for Aldro
Batcheder.
The masquerade promenade held at
the l. o. 0. f. hall Saturday was well
attended. A good number were in cos
tune which added to the enjoyment of
the evening.
Buzzel Leaser died at his home on
Hight street Saturday morning after
an illness OF many Hohtiis' MI Ifdsef
was sixty-five years old and was vet
Gran of the Civil War. He was married
to Rose Bartlett some forty years ago;
she survives him. The funeral services
were held today at one o'clock, Rev. /
Geo. H. Wright of Irasburg officiating I
Mr. aud Mrs. Walter Martin were in
Barre Friday evening to attend the
opera "a Knight for Day."
Ed. Bond is moving his family to the
house recently purchased of Hans Fred
lickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bolles and Mrs.
George Benjamin and daughter Of
spent Sunday at their par 4
snts, Mr. and Mrs. George Bolles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP.

Burlington High School Has Had Good
Record This Year.
Burlington, Nov. BY defeating
Troy Conference academy in this city
Saturday by the score OF 80 to 0, Bur
lmgton high school is claiming the prep
aratory school foot bali championship.
The local team has not been scored on
vet and has piled up a total Of 1872
points. Goddard seminary was one Of
the schoolh beaten.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WORK WANTED Young man wan Is position
for winter in city or ON farm. Able and willing
to do anything respectable. Experienced as
clerk and farm hand. Fair pay accepted. Good
references. Address IT" Times ONCE. 1868
L0sT--Brown suit case, with piece OF dark
twine tied TO handle. Finder leave at this
office. 1861
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02

While Newport men were driving
spiling near the intake Of the village
pump the hammer, weighing several
hundred pounds. missed FIRE and went
to the bottom Of Memphremsgag. An
all days hunt mas failed TO find it and
il has probably sunk into the soft mud
of the bottom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
Blankets, Quilts and ComfOrfers !

Arc you prepared for the Winter with plenty Of the aboyp We Ger.
n m we never had so good showing values from the cheapest
Souo" fnses 70 line all wool II Blankets ST. 25 30 75
10 <t'u 90 90 90 pair white or grey 1914 Blankets
o9c POS osc 81 20, so and so pair Comfortcfs
at si W ISo l5O. 70, $50 The Mash Comfort light in
weight # very warm in sikane. at So 90 so and 90
1S5, $780, ZACH
PERRY @ CAMP,
TelepfPne ga. II and rs Main Street Barre, VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02

Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were S. f. Bingham, Mortified;
II, c. Anderson, Troy, n. Y. d. A.
Waite, Burlington; G. F. Gardener, Rich
ford; J. c. Whitner, Burlington; w. L.
NAPLES, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. T. /.
Snow, WatertoWn, Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02

A regular meeting of Hearts of Oak
lodge. No. Az, Order Sons of st. George
will be held in Foresters hail. Tuesday
RIGHT at 7 o'clock sharp. There will be
initiation, after which refreshments will
be served. A full attendance is request
ed Per order Sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02

THE Midnight Express" is the top
liner to-day ut the Riiou theatre. This
s very dramatic picture, showing a
modern fast express train in rapid mo
ton. The story Of two young men steal
ing large sum Of money and their get
away is built around the main feature.
the express train. It's thrilling enough
to make the cold shivers creep up and
down ones spinal column. There is a
general air of excltement all through il.
There are two other pictures of the
comic order and a good sentimental song
BY any means, not a bad program to
see.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02

s. NJ. Soccoso. Sono pregati tutti i
soci apparterienti questa societa di
presentare Il Hbretto dele quote men
sill entro otto giorni, AL No. 1870 Semi
nary street casa Carlo Colombo. Per
ordine della tombstone d'inehiesta.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02

Ed Bond is moving his family to the
house recently purchased of Hans Fred
dickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bolles and Mrs.
George Benjamin and daughter Of
Montpelier spent Sunday at their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs George Bolles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02

Water superintendent o. c. Russell has
stopped pumping water to the reservoirs
and reports that the water is higher in
them than at any time during the past
three months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02

Come and see Mr.. A. w. Allen in his
new capacity as eolored head waiter. He
viii servs you in true Waldorf Astoria
style, Plantation supper, Episcopal
church, Nov 5.
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delphia: Scotia, Frankfort, Me-. for New
York cid, sch. J. Manchester Haynes, Ken
nebec and Philadelphia.
Newburyport, June 10. Sid, sch. Mary f.
Morse, New York.
New Haven, June 10. Ar, sch. Pendleton
Satisfaction, St. John, n. B. 90 A., soh
Alice Hoibrook, Kennebeo.
Bangor, June Is. Sid, sch. Omaha, b0s-
ton; 10, ar, sohs. Miles NJ. Merry, N0r10lk :;
FroDtenac, Newport News; Fannie +: Hall,
Boston sid, schs Normandy, Philadelphia !;
Andrew Nebinger, New York; 20, ar, schs.
ATLANTA, Belfast; Polly. Deer Isle; Mary
kell, Coal port; %, ar, schs. G; b. Clark'
Port johnson; Annie p. Chase, do.
Stockton, June II. Ar, sch. Mary Ann
Mccain, Castne; sid, sch. Edith Mcintyre,
New York; IS, ar, sch. T. ". Cooper, new
York 20, ar, schs. Edward Stewart, Calals )
dell, New York
Portland, June II. Ar, sch. Metheoesec'
Perth Amboy; 10. sid, sch. Young brothers'
Kennebec.
Calais, Me-, June IS. Ar, sch. Ralph NJ,
Hayward, Philadelphia.
Frankfort, Me-, June H. In port, sch.
Brigadier, from New York.
Stonington. Me-, June L. Ar, sch. AM Ann
Louisa Lockwood, Bangor (l0adS LOT New
York;; 10, ar, sch. Eugene Borda, Bristol;
sid, sch. VIM. Bisbee, New York. ~
Bath, June IS. Ar, schs. Annie b. Mitch
ell, Philadelphia; Ella NJ. Stone, Rockland;
Grace Davis, st. George, Me; 10. ar, sens.
Young Brothers, Portland Lucy e. Friend,
Newport News; sid, SCH Daylight, wash
ington, d. G..
Long Cove, Me, June o. Ar, sch. Annie
B. Mitchell, Bath.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ponce, P. r., June Is Ar. sch. Augustus
Ii. BabcOck, Philadelphia.
San Juan, p. R., June 8. Ar, sch. Augusta
w. Snow, New York; Is, ar, SCH Auburn,
Norfolk
Honolulu, June a. Sid, stmr. Columbian,
Colcord, San Francisco via Kahului.
Ruatan Island, June g. Ar, sch. Herald,
Point a-Pitre (for adjacent island and New
York;
Havana, June 10 Ar, sch. Kate Feore,
Pensacola
Cartagena. June 3 Sid, sch. Star of the
Sea, New York.
ST. John, N. B., June 10. Cid, schs. Al
media Wiley, Washington, d. c.; 81. Arthur
Lord, City Island.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Calais, Me-, June 1S. While docking to-
day, sen. Ralph M. Hayward had bowsprit
broken by collision with the dock.
Roothbay flarbor, June IS. Sch. Mary
Augusta, from Sullivan for New York,
| stone loaded, ran ashore at the entrance to
the harbor today and is seriously damaged.
Norfolk, Va, June IS. Ship Bangal0re,
Blanchard, from Norfolk for Honolulu Oct.
2Srd, with coal for the Atlantic fleet (before
reported), has been posted as missing, and
it is feared she has been lost She carried
from Norfolk a crew of 30 men.
City Island, N. y; June 10. Sch Kit
Carson, Bullock, which passed here today,
from Perth Amboy for Boston, reports that
on leaving Perth Amboy June 18th, loaded
with coal, when West Bank light was bear
ing E by SIS, from half to three-quarters OF
mile, the schooner struck sunken OBJ
structlon, which caused the vessel to pitch
by the head about six inches. The schooner
was drawing 10 feet of water.
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.


New York, June IT, Ar. schs. N. W.
Aver, Bangor; Annie Lord, Richmond,
Me- sailed, schs. Willis and Guy, Bangor
Carrie A. Buchanan, Port Reading for do
10. sid, sch. Florence Leland, South AmbOy
for Stonington; 10, ar, schs. Abbie 5. Walk
er, Spruce Head, Me. Lizzie V. Hall, Ston-
ington, Me-; Adela T. Carleton, do; J.
ar, sch. L. T. Whitmore, Stonington; sailed,
schs. Annie R. Lewis, Stonington; Lizzie D.
Small, Bangor; Etna, Savannah; p, ar,
schs. Northern Light, Bangor; John Bos-
sert, Georgetown, s. c.; %, ar, sch VIM. d.
Sumner, Ceylon, Ga. %, ar, sehs. Edith
Boston, June IS. Arrived. schs. Theoline,
Brunswick; Thelma, Savannah; Emma S.
Briggs, Bath 20, ar, schs. Margaret NJ. Ford,
Halls Quarry for New York; Horace A.
Stone, Baltimore; %, ar, sch. Georgia Gil
key, Brunswick; sid, sch. Frank Barnet,
Brunswick.
Philadelphia, June II. Cid, schs. Celia
F., Saco; Harry 7. Hayward, Galveston ;
IS, cid, schs. VIM. E. Downes, Savannah ;
Henry F. Kreger, San Juan; 10, ar, sch.
Fannie c. Bowen, Bangor; 20, ar, sch. VIM.
K. Park, Bangor; cleared, ship Ersklne NJ.
Phelps, Seattle 81, ar. sch. Ella M. Wiley,
New York 90, Sid, sch. Katherine d. Perry,
Bangor.
Baltimore, June II. Passed out Cape
Henry sch. Mary E. Palmer, Norfolk for
Bangor.
Newport News, June 10: Ar, sch; Nal
colin Baxter, Jr., Bangor; 10, Sid, sch. Lu-
cinda Sutton, Bangor.
Norfolk, June t. Sid, sch. Mary E. Palm
er, Bangor; IS, ar, sch. Gov. Brooks, Sears
port.
Port Reading. June Is. Cid, sch. Carrie
Port Tampa, Fla, June 16. Ar, sch. Med
ford, New Orleans Ito load for Baltimore.
Jacksonville, June IT. Sid, sch; Henry B.
Fiske, New York; 10, ar, sch: S. G. Haskell,
dina: q. ar. sch. Sallie ron, New York
sid, sch. Marion N. Cobb, Rockland.
Mobile, June II. Ar, sch. Josephine, Ha-
San Francisco, June II. Sid, stmr. Mexi-
Portsmouth, n. H., June IS. Ar, schs.
James W. Paul, Jr., Newport News
Frances NJ, Baltimore Independent, Phila-
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MARRIED.

ASN1s- ESTES, In Camden. June IA. Eloridge
Annis and Mrs Mabel Estes, both of Camden.
BILLINGS PHILLIPS In Stonington. June TO-:
John E. Billings and Ella May Philips, ooth OF
stonington. uou
bert e. Ballou of Boston and Angelina Butman
FnMTNDs-F FOSTER. In Montvle, June "a, by
Rev. T, r. Pentecost, George l.. Edmunds and
Miss Grace E. Foster both OF Center Montville.
GRAy-GRINpLE In Bluehill, June IL, George
Albert Gray of Sedgwick and Miss Gladys M.
Grindle of Bluehill.
HALL-HARDING. In Rockland, June II, Aus
tin l.. Hall and Lottie Nj. Harding, poth OF ROCK
land. , ~
Jesse E Potbury of Washington, d. c., and Miss
Anne X. Black Of Brooksvllle.
SNoW-NEWELL. In BuckspOrt, June 10. Fran
els New ell and Miss Lena E. Snow, both OF Bucks
port.
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BORN.

BROWN. In Rockland, June 4, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry W. Brown, a daughter, Una Catherine.
CALDERwooD. In Union. June !, TO Mr. ana
Mrs. jesse Calderwood son.
CooMRs. In Isle an Haul June H. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo-ge c. Coombs, daughter, Evelyn
Audrey , 60 Mr. .na
FoGG. In West Appleton, June !, to NJ Ian, ana
Mrs. barrie A. Fogg, a daughter, Frances Eliza
beth. ;, 1,,,,o IN IN
GRANT In Bucksport, June IL, to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Grant, a daughter, Margaret.
LORD. In Ellsworth. June s. 10 MI and MIS-
RESNoIps. In Unity, June 81, to MIR. and
Mrs. Peirce Reynolds son:
Slower. In Rockiand, June Is. to MIR. and
Mrs Herbert H. Slower daughter.
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W. B. SHELTON. Bank Eyan.'
FORECLOSURE NOTICE.

w HEREAS Richard H. Moody OF BE .
w County of Waldo and Stale '
his mortgage deed dated the secUHp D.
gust, A. ID. 1888. and recorded in th- wa
ty Registry of Deeds, Book 205. fa-f '
ed to the Belfast Savings Bank. a 'u'I
tablished by law at Belfast III ln
waldo and state of Maine, ,'!H.h
parcel of land situated In Belfast u ST.
of Waldo. bounded and described .
wit: Begipnirg on the westerly a'
Street at the southeast corner OF l'r
lot late of Paul K. Hazeltine drcra..
south thirty four degrees east OBJ"
Street five rods and nine links tn s'..
south fifty six degrees west eighi u.-.
thence north thirty four degrees N'-
and nine links to the southwest rH'
Hazeltine lot; thence upon the sou
said Hazeltine lot to the place OF N'-
ing the former homestead of RiclE1
of said Belfast, deceased, and the e.N
to him by FL. II. johnson by hi dU'0
vember 26, 1919, and recorded in W
of Deeds; and whereas the cuU7H
mortgage has been broken; now
reason of the breach of the coutD'.
the Belfast Savings Bank clalms q
said mortgage.
Dated this nineteenth day of tNN
BELFAST SAVING
3t26 by W. j DORMAN
d. Its Treasurer, uo
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that business at Old Town and gradually
increasing, until the fatal hemorrhage game
strong feelings and upright character, he
was always reliable citizen, good %dn neigh
boz DEVOTED %sIeaVed Wfe and dagsh.
tiers the sympathy of the village is rendered
in their frreparable loss, shared by the
seven grandchildren who survive him.
"Thank God for friends your life has known,
For every dear, departed DAY;
The blessed past Is dear .s alonew v.v.
God gives, but does NOT taKe away;
He only safely keeps ABOVE
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DIED.

FREEMAN. In Pretty Marsh. June 49, Mary j.,
wife OF Capt. William II. Freeman, aged 6s years,
months ana days. 49,, :.
GRAY. In Boston, June II, Frank Gray OF
Bluehill. - u,o
wife Of HAYDEN Guptil aged 70 years.
GROSS. In Prospect, June 49, Clarendon cross,
aged 81 years ., 1,,i,,, IT
HAMoR In Bar Harbor. June IA, Emu L.
HamOr aged IS years. NJ. IT.
MEsERVEY. In Northport, June 81, Mrs. LIZ.
zie A, Meservey, aged So years, 8 months ana IL
days, , :. Nv,
Lucy A. Montgomery, aged s6 years
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-06-25
SOUTH MONTVILLE.

Mrs. Fred Griffin and Mrs. Enoch Pease
have gone to Boston on visit.... James B
Adams of Islesboro visited his uncle, J. @.
Adams, last week. Rev. E. A. DinSlOw has
gone to Lewiston to be present at Bates
College commencement. His wife accom-
panied him to Camden, where she will stop
until his return.