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COLORA.

William Keen. aged four months and
thirteen day,. son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Fulton. OF near lakewood,
died last Thursday morning OF spinal
meningitis The funeral occurred Sat.
urday afternoon. with interment in
West Nottingham Presbyterian Gene
terry.
Mr. Clarence McCardell and family.
Philadelphia. are spending some time
with Samuel McCardell and family.
Mr.. William n Wilson has pur-
chased a new piano for his daughter,
Miss Helen
Mr.. William Snyder has purchased
new rubber tire runsbout.
Mrs Lille Tosh is having her barn
rooted
Mrs Joseph l.. KrausS has a cactus
which presents a beautiful appearance
with its many blooms.
\ steam roller was unloadcd from
a car here Wednesday afternoon. which
will be used on the road that is being
macadamizcd near here.
Mr. Wilbur Maxwell. West Noting
ham. had his face cut and badly bruised
by being kicked by horse last Satur-
dav.
] Frank Foster is having n tele-
phone PIT in his residence here.
Mrs Carroll Cameron who has
hccn on the sick list for several days.
is imnrovng
Little Carroll Coulson inflicted
painful wound on his leg by falling
unon 2 sharn stone while playing one
dav last week.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Tome. Port
beposii. Mr. Jacob Polk and son. OF
Philadelphia. called on their aunt. Mrs.
Hannah Ferguson at Mt Pleasant.
Sunday
Mrs Bel Batrcm ard little son are
Spending some time among her rcla-
tives here
Rev and Mrs J. n. Mitchell of
ZION. were recent guests of Rev. w
" Bri0pS ard wife.
Raymond Nesb;,t has cone 10 Occsn
Grove. where he has accepted n posi-
tic" for the summer.
Miss ,race C. Reynolds. Korner
ketch. sn"nt \ few days with her aunt.
Mrs r F Pierce
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(.ECiLTON

Miss Ada Davis is visiting in Phila-
delphia.
Misses Hildred and Agnes Ostrom
ar visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Alverta Ferguson spent a few
day. with her aunt MIS-. George Beas-
ton, near town.
MIR. William Smith and children OF
cleveland. Ohio, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs 6. w. Padley.
Mr.. James Budd OF Wayne, Pa,
spent few days with friends here.
DR.. r. NJ. Black was a Wilmington
visitor recently.
Rev. o. f. Jones and wife entertain
ed the Md Society last Thursday even
ing,
Misses Molie, Leila and Arrie Nc
Coy are attending the Maryland Teach
crs' Association at Mountain Lake
Park. this week
Miss Lille Short. OF Philadelphia
business College, is spending the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. s Short
William Anderson. OF St Johns Col
lcgc. Annapolis. is spending the SUM
mer vacation with his mother, Mrs. NJ.
Anderson.
Mrs 4 Coppagc aud Miss Bertha
Coppapc. 81 near Warwick. have been
visiting Mrs John Coppage
Mrs ! lIessic. oi near Chester
town. was the guest 1T Mrs. IL. Boul-
den. last week
Mis-. Mary Ethcringtpr was the
guest - Miss Mary Blackway, on
Sunday.
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RISING SUN.

Mr. Thomas K. Larkin, OF Tough
kenamon, spent last Sunday with
friends in town.
Hiss Gertrude Parsons has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends in
Upland, Ia.
Miss Hannah NJ Kirk and Kathai
ire X. Worthington spent a few day.
OF this week with Mr. and Mrs. +. c.
Kirs. in Baltimore.
Miss Mabel Reynolds and her pupils.
also several invited guests pieniced in
Mr. A. l., Duyckinck's woods on We'd
nesday The rainy weather had kept
them from going after school clos d.
Mrs Hannah Seliridge is visiting in
McSparran and Quarryvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brumiield
and daughter. Margaret, OF Menden-
hail. were visitors of Mr.. Augustus
Bgumhcld and family last week.
Mr. Alfred Kirk, OF Baltimore, spent
Sunday with Messrs Clifford and Percy
Kirk
Miss Grace \ Wilson, OF Maple
Lawn, is enjoying a visit with Miss
Bertha Smithers in Smyrna, Del.
Mrs Powell is spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs Miller, in
Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Taylor spent a few days
al previous week " it'll Miss Mary
Cameron. in Pennington
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lockwood
and children, Emily and Jean. OF Am
hcrst. Mass. is visiting relatives here
il town.
Mr. Norman Pyle is spending some
time with his sister. Mrs William
Wilson. near Calvert.
Mir Charles Niclds and family spent
last SUNDAY with Mr. and Mrs. Mil
lard Griffith at Providence
Mr. Norman Kirk and party OF
iricrdS. all University Of Maryland
students. Baltimore. are enjoying
themselves camping along the Octo-
rarn creek
Mr. n Linn Worthington and
friends. McSSrs Holiday and IIupp-
mar. oi Baltimore. are cnioyiny sail
ou the bay" this week.
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NORTH EAST

Mr.. Itruy Bacon Di Wilmington.
Del, b,- been visiting Mis-, Helen
Rccdcr
Mis- ur.ru Mccullough. Of Havre
d.. Grace /, ,..,t.ny Mis-, Ethel Rut-
ter
Inhu Johnson. nf philadclphia. is
visiting Samuel Sturgeon.
Mis-. Carrie REYNOLDS ni Trenton.
y f., visiting relative. here
Wheat harvest /, over and the crnp
(. uu,y au average one.
Sylvester Preston has bought a new
blower traction ru.,ur 'hrcShng ma
chine
Mi, Jeanette Cgulcv. pf lancas.
Ter E. visiting friend, here
Mr.. Nrmnr N nrIiloW VA, taken to
M. MARYLAND University Hospital. ~
Baltimore. uu TUESDAY. suffering with
apprndicT
Mrs Npu.. Gordon, ~ Baltimore.
Is yi,rur Mr., n t.. llarvc,
Dom, s.rprt H., .prnd a mart az
vuur Fourth III july none, with the
band
s uuml,r p0 the member, oi Wash
irp,uu Camp = O { 1T \ visited
the Camp ar prrryyi'lr ua Thursday
evening
The Fnh district is badly IN need
at constable at the prcscn, time.
Fellows ship Lodge. K. 81 + elected
the following officers OH MONDAY even
ing {. c. 'rn. T Pugh: Y G.. +. p.
Lowe. rrclatc. + {. Thompson: NJ If
~. $ T Shippers. NJ ~ g.. ] II
Dean
one 81 the social event, Of the sea
soy will he the dance IN G. \ X Hall
tn, FRIDAY evening bv the Young men
and women NJ the town and vicinity.
Launch parties are VERY popular
at the present time, and Charles +.
Biddlc'> handsome boat "Ethcr is ~
frequent use
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WOODLAND

The " VIII meet with the Misses
Helen and Give Jackson this Saturday
evening instead OF Friday evening, as
stated IN last weeks paper II stormy,
Monday evening
Mis-, Eva Tyson IS spending this
week with her brother. Mr.. Earl Ty-
son. oi Cuiora.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Hope
we'll NJ f. Church have purchased
dishes ior the parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs Gray and Miss Gray.
al Newark, Del. were the guests OF
Rev and Mrs J Howard Gray, sew
cra' days this week.
Mis-, Jackson. of Camden, n J., is
the guest oi her Sistci Mrs Edward
Jackson
MIR, Susanna Jackson entertained
her grandchildren. Saturday afternoon.
in honor ot her grandsou's Wilmer
Edward Jackson. Jr.. eighth birthday
Nj had delightful time
Mr. Marv l.. Bricklcy. OF Farming
ton. ha, been visiting her sister. Mrs
Clinton Jackson
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Misses Anna and Frances Ritten-
house have been spending a week with
their aunt, Mrs. Taylor. OF Lombard.
Mr.. and Mrs Luc;en Zell and child
rem. of East Orange, n J., are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart.
Mrs Benjamin Robinson. OF Rising
Sun, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Gee.
Taylor.
4 very severe wind and electrical
storm passed over this section on Sum
day evening. doing considerable dam
age to growing crops. \ number OF
trees were uprooted and the tops
broken out of many more
Mr. and Mrs Harry Howard OF
Baltimore. were Sunday guests OF the
formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Irwin had
thrilling experience on Sunday even
ing which they do not care To repeat.
They had been sepnding the day with
friends nj Pleasant Hill aud after the
storm. stnted for home Owing to
the darkness they did not realize that
the creek At Warhurton'S was so swol-
len Until after they had driven into IT,
\itcr they had crossed the iron bridge
the found the race bridge was washed
~ and that iording was impossible. as
the water was then over the traces
i'"c road being too narrow to turn.
without taking the horse from the
buggy they had 10 get out into the
water. and it was with great difficulty
that they kept from being washed
down stream The horse was so
frightened from going through the
water tina, N going back Mr.. Irwin
had Ia lead IT, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
returned to Pleasant Hill. where they
remained until morning. as they did
not care To attcmpt to cross any more
streams that night
Mrs Harvey Ewing. ni Worcester.
Mass. is Spcnd;ng the summer with
Mr. and Mrs William Perry.
Miss Olive Pcrriuc. of Chester. and
Miss Ruth McNcmar ~ Wilmington.
,ncut few davS oi last week with
Miss Susie Ward, ct near Zion
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Miss Mildred Poole, of Wilmington.
is the guest OF Mr.. 4 B. Winkier and
family
The Pcrryvilc Amcricus Band will
attend the festival ~ the r NJ c.
Band in North East. on Saturday
evening
The Daughters Of Liberty will hold
festival in the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Hall
on the roth and 18th Of July.
Mr.. r NJ Owens having run his ice
tongs IN his leg about two weeks ago,
has been confined to the house for
some days from the result
Mr.. and Mrs George Knight, Of
baltimore. visited Mr.. and Mrs. y. b.
Iiornburger. this week
Mr.. Harry Thorp. OF Wilmington,
visited his mother. Mrs Hester Bians
at Frcnchtown, on Sunday.
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near the door Is large tree In front
OF her hotise was struck The gran
airy on Mrs r. A. Harriott's farm was
struck. but not burned.
The Fix Mills base tail team will
play here this afternoon Saturday.
A good game Ii looked for.
A horse belonging to Mrs. Laura
Williams. which was left standing un-
h;tched, ran off last Friday morning.
The carriage was demolished aud the
horse somewhat injured
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mariner. Miss
julia Beaston and Mr.. Dale have re-
turned to Philadelphia.
Harry Whitelock, Of Chester. spent
Sunday in town
Miss Elizabeth Cooling Is visiting
relatives at Havrc de Grace.
Miss Louie Oueck spent Wednesday,
and THURSDAY in Havre de Grace.
Miss Sue Salisbury, OF Denton, has
been visiting Miss Pearl Jones.
Mrs John Beiswanger and grand
son. Luther Toveless. are visiting Mrs.
II G. Hager in Elkton.
Miss Lulu Bryson Is visiting Miss
Mary Foard.
Carl Griffin. cf Philadelphia. spent
part 81 this week in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller. OF
Philadelphia. snent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs John Miller.
Mrs. James Tavior. of Wilmington.
md Miss Emma Lorraine visited Mrs.
r n. Lorraine over Sunday
Miss Louise Boulder spent Sunday
with Miss Mae Davidson.
Mrs Elizabeth T Bouchcllc and
sons. Tavlor and Robert. 81 Baltimore.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs Byron Bou-
cheilc
Miss Srsan Hawcs. ~ Chester. has
heen VISITING Mrs Margaret Alexan-
der.
Mrs Andrew Ross has been visit
ing relatives in Wilmington.
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Days Of N33ineSS
Come To Hundreds OF EIkfon
People

There are day, OF dizziness,
spell, ri headache Sldcacltc, back
ache
Sometimes rheumatic pans.
Often urinary disorders
AT tell you plainly the kidneys are
Jcb.
n,au', Kidney Pill, cure all kidney
.l',
Can Ejk,on resident, douh, this
statement.
Mir, William Jollcy. ai4 \. Second
-. New Castle, Del. says: II Zee,
grateful Ia Dnan's Kidney Pills ioi
the benefit ! obtained from their use
and willingly recommend them. For
several wears | suffered considerably
from dull pain, IN my back. accom-
panied by a soreness acros, the loins
Headaches and dizzy spells were ire
qnvrt and al times rendered me unf,
20 perform my work could not get
rc'ict from the various remedies used
and when Doan', Kidney pills we're
highly recommended to me. procured
hos They soon relieved me. and il
wa, not long before the dizzy spells.
hcau1chr, and pain, IN my back we're
removed
For sale by All dealers. Price 80
ccrt> Foster Milhurn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agent, for the United
States
Remember the name -Doan'> and
take 10 other
The ladies al St Johns Church.
Newark, viii hold a ictc on It's lawn
NEXT Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings
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Good Roads In Delaware

The New Castle Levy Court has au-
thorized proposals for nine sections
OF improved road To be built from the
S3ooo.ooo fund created by the last
Legislature. Among the sections to
be built are one from St. Annds
Church, Middletown. toward Black
bird. Baltimois turnpike, south from
Christiana viilahs, one and half miles;
Baltimore turnpike from Cooch's
Bridge To White Clay Greek hundred
line, thence south to Dayetts Mills;
Depot road Newark from end OF
new stone road to and through Glas-
gov.
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Mrs. Elmer McCardcll and children
returned home. Monday, from Secane,
Pcnna.
Mrs. John Williams and children re-
turned to their home Toughkcnamou,
Wednesday after spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. William Mckay.
Ransom Reese and wife are at the
home Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Reese.
MIR Bayard Harris. Port Deposit,
spen, Sunday with his sister. Mrs
Harry Montgomery.
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wesroa. oe.,n. 10. ocean ws'tr,.

Said recently: When von feel dawn and out,
feel there is m m~c living. lust take vour had
YOU have walked mile things will iook roster.
lust trv II +" Have YOU noticed tile increse In
walking III late IN every community. MANY At.
the aniiscpic pawder Ia I've shaken into the shoes.
gives 10 the millions now Using ". AZ Weston
has said. II hns real merit"
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SOMERSET
ST. BANS.

A. p. Rigelow, travelling salesman for
Austed & Burk Co. of Springfield. Ohio,
returned Friday from a trip to that
city
j. ID. Emery and son have purchased
of c. 7. Worthan the trotter. Alfred H.
The Good Templars had a banquet
Friday evening, given by the ladies.
The c. A. Ratchelder Co. has recently
received an order from New York par
ties for 1000 pairs of slipper trees. also
an order from Paris, France, for sew
eral styles of shoe trees.
Greeley Bigelow and Will Frost
caught the first salmon last Friday
win Watson and family passed Sun
day at their cottage beside Indian pond
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bigelow were in
town Sunday.
$. Fl. Goodwin was home over Sun
day.
Rev. Frank Brooks preached patri-
otto sermon the Fourth on "Our Coun-
try"
SOUTH-Joseph NicLerson of Kerby
Vt., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Blaisdell.
The schoolmates of Guy and Vienna
hanger from COTlHnd NlSiteu tHeIn al
their home here July 9TH.
III. o. Blaisdell was in Pittsfield Fri
day.
Mrs Lucy VintOn from Kerby, VT, is
visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. Mabe
Blaisdell.
The ST. Adams Grange has q Straw.
berry festival Wednesday night at the
Opera house.
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KNOX
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Maude Sherman of Pennsyl-
vania who is in poor health, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Overlook.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Waltham,
Mass, are boarding with Mr.. and Mrs
Bordman Cunningham
Mrs A. w. Hatch of Oak Grove,
Vassalboro, is visiting Mrs. Bert E.
Cunningham.
Mrs. Emma Howard and Mrs. Elvira
Light recently visited relatives and
friends in Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Overlook of Lib
erty, Mrs. Hatch of Vassalboro and
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Ripley passed the
Fouth with Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Cum
ningham Ice cream and cake, lemon
ade, peanuts and cigars were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lenord passed the
Fourth with relatives and friends in
Freedom.
w. W. Light was in Rockland Mon
day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred aPatten and
Charles Patten and son, Earl, visited
at West Pittsfeld Sunday.
Jessie Boston and Miss Ruby Dodge
swere callers Sunday at Percy Furbush-
es'
DIR. Fish was in this locality Friday
testing COWS for Fred Brown which
were to go to Vermont.
Miss Jennie Weeks of Boston is build
ing cottage on the shore of Douglass
pond in Palmyra.
SMiTHFIEID.
Mrs. Mary Thompson has been in
Fairfield, recently, guest of Sprague
Taylor.
Mr.. Norton of West Mills has, been
in town visiting his daughters, Mrs.
Fred Witham and Mrs. Warren Seek
ems. $50
VIM. J. Haynes has sold his farm to
Wilbur Taylor and son, Wallace. Mr.,
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LINCOLN
DRESDEN.

MILLS-Frank Tibbetts and family
of Somerville are at Cedar Grove for
the summer. d.
Hattie Houdlett has returned home
from Gardiner
Mrs. Aaron Houdlett has been visit
ing in Richmond for the past few days.
Vannessa Johnson and Mr.. Beedle OF
Richmond were married July 3 by Rev.
J. A. Moulton.
Mrs Owen Blnn, who has been visit
ing her father in Pittston. returned
home Sunday.
A supper was held in the vestry Sat
urtiay night, the proceeds to be used
to repair the sidewalks. X
Fred Cherry of Boston is visiting at
the Fredsmoyne cottage.
NJ F.. Mayors who finished recently
her school in North Newcastle, is now
at home.
Mr.. Landry of Rockport has been at
Sanford Stilphen's. He is soon to oc-
cupy the s. p Call place for the sum-
mer
n large team has been at work on the
/ roads and grand good work is being
done on the big mill.
~WALDoBoRo.
Mrs Alice Cousins has returned
from Hardwick, vt,
DR.. and Mrs c. r. Flanders have
gone to their cottage at Davis point.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Gay and their
daughters, Clara and Dora Gay and
Mrs. Gracia Libby and daughter have
gone to Martins Point for the sum
mar.
Miss Kit Haskell and Miss Belle
Waltz are at the Point.
] Miss Faye Keenc is at Home from
| Beverly, Mass, for the summer vaca-
| ton.
| Mr.. Stenger of Philadelphia came
Saturday to join his family at Martin
point. They will remain during July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mathews and Mrs.
Dudley of Newton, Mass, We're in
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town last week. They spend the sum
mer at Martins point.
Prof. Allen Burnes of Andover is in
town.
Mrs. John Stahl is confined to her
house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank March spent
Sunday in Damariscotta.
Leland Wallace is in town visiting
his mother.
The funeral of the late Louisa Black
was neld from her home on the Union
road, Saturday afternoon, Rev. N. r.
Pearson officiating.
Mrs. Lena Burnes has returned from
the hospital.
The news of, the death of Howard
Hill was received here Saturday. He
was the only son of Rev. and Mrs. G.
w. r. Hill of Paris, Me. Mr.. Hill will
be remembered as the former pastor
OF the Baptist church in this place,
and host of friends sympathize with
them in their great loss. The young
man was graduate of Hebron Acad-
cmy and was q years of age.
Work has been begun at the stone
sheds in this town and many of the
stone cutters have returned.
ALMA.
S. W. Sewall, general manager of the
Wiscasset, Waterville & Pennington Ry..
met the board of selectmen Monday and
agreed to build a bridge across the cut
at the Head Tide. This bridge has been
in litigation ever since the r. r. was
built Is years ago. The Supreme Court
OF last resort has ordered an injunction
to issue unless the company build, hence
their willingness to comply with the con-
ditions.
Frank C. Harding of Boston is passing
his vacation with w. N. Titus, Esq.
Mrs. Clara Cooper of Waltham, Mass,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Copeland of Boston returned
last week
Mrs Morse of Boston, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to her
home Saturday.
A SUNDAY school was organized at the
schoolhouSe at Northwest Alma Sunday
with the following officers: President, B.
A. Bailey; secretary. Mrs M. E. Rankin:
treasurer. Charles E. Watson; superin-
tendent, J. F. Carleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence F. MARI of Bos-
ton are visiting his father, William H.
Mari.
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Order of Notice Thereon.

ontstrict Of Maine, SIS.
,e ~ thls 3rd day of July A. ID. 1909, on
or q%H,ng the foregoing petition. it is
6sde , ,,sl by the Court, That a hearing be
Jr,,. upon the same on the 23rd day of
LEY Ky A D. 1909, before said Court at Port
The J. IN said District, at ten O'Clock in
puh,isIn,ee noon; and that notice thereof be
a .naned in the Daily Kennebec journal
tha eswspaper printed in said District. ana
sons all known creditors. and other pc.
TIM IN interest, may appear at tic 81
tha,c. and place. and show cause. # y
honso nave. why the prayer of said petit
Ans should not be granted.
Man.d II Is further Ordered by the Court
knoaws the Clerk shall send by mail to all
thsw creditors copies of said petition and
plas, order addressed to them at theil
WIS WIS OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale
t thSuge of the said Court, and the sea
the r ss. at Portland, in said District. or
n, sTG day of July A. d. 1909
James f. Hewey, Clerk.
thereonue copy Of petition and order
Attest: james f. Hewey, Clerk
5. ty7d1
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Experience Proves.

. Time tells which is best and most reliable.
i@!e years Perry Davis Painkiller has been
a1ing away, pain and bringing health az
remedy for sprains, burns, bruises, rheu-
nAaam, neuralgia. 1t cures colds, cramps,
ooxei complaint. But be suro to take this
aaeqgailed remedy promptly. Large bot
YES " cents or larger so cents.
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Haynes will move to Norridgewock
Summer visitors have begun to ar
rive at the pond.
Several from this place visited the
circus at Norridgewock Friday and
report good time.
Schools in town. closed last Friday.
Warren Seekens has had telephone
put In on the farmers line.
DR.. E. Gard Edwards of. Colorado
was calling on old friends recently.
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.oNalnnkrupt's Petition for Discharge.
\, n the matter of

IN the matter of
Elwin w. Smith, lin Bankruptcy.
tn ~, Bankrupt.
n,r.es, Hon Clarence Hale. Judge of the
th s ret Court of the United States for
ne District of Maine.
Cousin w. Smith of Augusta in the
il yu sa Of kennebec. and State of Maine,
INF tan District, respectfully represents.
Wac an S..,tne nth day of July. last past. he
ACT. u asiy adjudged bankrupt under the
thai VI vi congress relating to bankruptcy
ertv a me mas duly surrendered all his prop
comn %nu rights of property, and has fully
said ne with all the requirements of
tm,chatcts and of the orders of Court
Wiling his bankruptcy.
cree ddernetore he prays that he may be de-
char. oy the Court to have full dis
his 'ss.Irom all debts provable against
excorstate under said bankruptcy Acts,
from . . such debts as are excepted by law
, Oatea this Both day of June A: D.. 1909.
~ Edwin W. Smith.
Bankrupt.
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Pastor Wagner, who became famous
through the praise Of Ills book, 1.-THE
Simple. Life" in this country, is no
longers the head of village church,
but has q larger congregation in Paris.
The call of the city has caused a
change Of residence With the preacher
and may bring about. a change in his