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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Mrs. Geraldine Moore, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting her son, Leroy Moore.
Leon H. Brown, who has been employed
in Bangor seversi months, has returned
home.
Miss Mabel Maddocks, who has been at
Isiesford and Bar Harbor three weeks, hiss
returned.
Miss Helen Flood, who has been in Ban
gor several weeks with relatives, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. B. s. Jellison and daughter Mar
jorie are visiting friends in Bangor, Wa
terville and Lynn.
George c. Fernald and wife, OF South
Paris, are visiting Mrs. Fernald's parents,
Frank Fernald and wife.
Nc. Aver and wife, of Bangor, were
guests OF Mrs. Ayers parents, w. H.
Brown and wife, over Sunday.
Roy Haslem and wife, of Bangor, spent
Sunday and Monday with Mr.. Haslem's
mother, Mrs. Abbie Haslem.
Miss hulda Woodward, of Lawrence,
Mass, was here Saturday on her way
home from Waltham, where she has been
for part OF her vacation.
Llewellyn Franklin, wife and child, and
Mrs. Franklin's mother and sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Wood and Miss Dorothy Wood. Of
Beverly, Mass, have returned home after
visiting here several weeks.
Miss Emma Wood, of Bangor, has spent
several days with NJ. H. Haynes and
family at their cottage at Green Lake.
She came from Green Lake Sunday with
c. J..Treworgy and wife, who were there
for the day, and has been visiting them
here.
F. H. Lowell, wife and son Erdman
left Sunday afternoon for Tarrytown, N.
Y, where Mr.. Lowell has employment
with the Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Co.
They have teen spending Mr.. LowelPs
vacation with relatives here and at North
Penobscot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08

John F. Haynes, the Great Pond guide,
in letter to the Sportsmo'ns Journal re-
garding the fall fish and game prospects in
his section, says: 1.-THE outlook for game
this fall is good, moose especially. Fly
fishing here is not very good in the lake.
We get them by trolling, but on the stream
nearby the fly fishing is good rowed up
to within fifty feet of big bull uUpse the
other day which had the most Secular
set OF antlers lever saw. They were more
like a caribou's, and one straight horn
grew out from his head Just below his
eyes about a foot long. The sport that
was with me shot him with his Gamers. y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
GRANGE FIELD DAYS.
Plans for the Big Gathering in Ellis
worth Oct. ) and G..

The local committee on the grange field
days in Ellsworth, Oct. and 6, at meet
! ing yesterday voted to purchase a silver
| cup, eleven inches high, as prize in the
program contest, and a handsome silk
banner, similar to the one given last year,
\ Tor the parade contest.
| Secretary Haines, of the local COMMITTEES,
is continuing his visits to the oranges OF
| the county in the interest of the grange
days. Last night he was at Lamoine,
where the grange enthusiastically en-
dorsed the project. He will visit other
oranges as foilowss Bay View, Sept. s.;
LSchoodic, Franklin, Sept. 9; John Dority,
Sept. 10; Pamela, Sept. IL, Floral, Sept. ID;
Cushman, Sept. Is; Schoodic, Winter Har-
Dor, Sept IS; Arbutus, Sept. II; Castine,
Sept. IS.
The following letter issued by the local
committee gives details of the plans up to
the present time:
ELLSWORTH, Sept. 8, 1903
To The Granqsrs Of Hancock County:
just a word concerning the coming field
meet at Ellsworth. Through the columns of
The American we are in hopes TO make pub
lie to the grsngers Of the county the success
so far devsloped by the local committee A
majority OF the oranges have met and &C
eepted the invitation. ~
The State master is unable TO be present,
but has delegated State Overseer Boyden
Bearce, of Holden, and State Lecturer ". J.
Thompson, Of China. to represent him 1t the
meeting Oct S. Gov. Fernald 10 unable to
be present, owing to State business at Au-
gusta. Pres. George E. Fellows, OF the Uni
versity OF Maine. has been invited, and will
be one Of the speakers of the day.
A reception and ball will be given at Ham
cock hall the first evening.
The general grange committee has been
made up as follows: Scott Essey, Bayside; D.
@. Hall, Mountain View; Mrs. Clara Jordan,
Mariaville; Mrs. Clara johnson, Pamela;
Newell Hodgkips, Lamoine; Thomas Grieve,
Halcyon, and J. d. Perkins. schoodic- No. go
This committee viii Organize Thursday.
The official program viii be taken up Mt
once 4 nd announced in the next issue Of The
AMERICAN. The events of each day-the
event, time aud place-wiIl be given out in
detail. so that the grangers may know Just
what to expect. 1t may be well 70 add that
whatever events may be placed upon the card
for the two days will be carried out in fact.
Fraternally yours, Roy c. HAYNES,
Local Secretary.
The following letter has been received
from Governor Bert NJ. Fernald:
WEST POLAND. Sept. I, 1909.
Mr.. Roy c. Haines. Els orfh. Maine.
DEAR Mr.. Housekeeping TO your kind
favor of the 9Th, ! regret to advise that find
1t viii be impossible for me to accept your
kind invation, as there is meeting of the
council on the 9Th, and am obliged to be in
Augusta day in advance.
Assuring you. however, that fully appre-
ciate the kind invitation, and with regasds
to my friends in the grange, l remain,
Yours very truly,
BERT NJ. FERSAlD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
SWANS ISLAND CELEBRATES
Has Notification Over Laying of the
Telephone Cable.

Has Notification Over Laying of the
Telephone Cable.
Swans Island is now connected by tele-
phone with the outside world. The lay
ing Of the telephone cable was formally
celebrated on the island recently. The
cable is built in two parts, the first con-
Meeting Swan'siIsland with Opechee island
and thence to Naskeas Point, Brooklin.
The corporation which undertook this
proposition was organized ten years ago
with capital stock of 1000, and has the
following directors: w. b. Lindsey, Col
son Robbins, Oliver Bowley, Fl. W. Joyce,
Orrin L. Milan, Calvert Bridges, Seth
Stockbridge, William P. Herrick, Fred T.
johnson, L. Joyce and Isaac w. Stinson.
The president, Mr.. Lindsey, is resident
OF Carlisle, Pa, but owns property at
Swans Island and is interested in the
towns development.
A few years ago the directors Of the cor
poration petitioned legislature to pass an
enabling act whereby the town could loan
its credit for the construction OF the cable.
Some of the taxpayers, as usual, opposed
the plan, and the petition was denied.
The corporation was bound not to be de-
| feated, however, and went at the task on
| its own hook. Work began in, October,
1908, and the cable was finally laid June
Is. 1t cost, with the equipment, about
| q, 600. The first message was sent June o.
The recent jollification was held in Red
Mems hall and was presided over by H.
w. Joyce, who, with Colson Robbins and
Oliver Bowley, comprised the committee
Of arrangements. Rev. J. o. Rutter, pas
tor of the Methodist church, made a brief
congratulatory address. Frank B. Miller,
Of Rockland, spoke at some length on the
development Of electrical power. The
chief speaker was Judge Robinson, OF
Camden.
At the close of the meeting Capt. Alvah
Barbour, of the steamer vinaihaven, in
behalf OF Swans Island, presented g gold
watch and pendant to H. W. Joyce in
appreciation Of what the latter had done
for the general welfare OF the island.
First he had secured tri-weekly mail,
then daily mail; he was instrumental in
having the wharf built and securing
steamboat connections; be had installed
the telephone on the island, and the idea OF
| the cable emanated from his fertile brain
The banquet was in line with many
famous ones which the island folks have
served. The remainder Of the evening
was devoted to dancing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
GREEN LAKE.

Ben. Higgins shot three black duck
Thursday.
George Nutter and wife returned to the
city last week.
School opened Labor day with Mrs.
Charles Scribner as teacher.
William Burbank, wife and daughter
spent Sunday and Monday at the Webster
cottage.
Mrs. Bert Spencer is spending a few
weeks with her parents, Arthur Moore
and wife.
f. Parkhurst and son Reid and Horace
Chapman spent the weekend at the Chap
| man cottage.
Mrs. Noyes, Mrs. Benedict, Madame
Parkhurst Closed their cottAge for the
season Monday.
Joe Stewart and wife, H. A. Mayberry
and wife ana Mrs. E. J. Emery returned
to the city Monday.
A. II. Babcock, wife and son Edward,
Mrs. Stevens and Miss Stevens spent
the Weekend at their cottage.
Madame Thayer, Alrs. A. Thayer and son,
Mrs. Libby and daughter are spending .
few weeks at the Morse cottage
Mrs. w. Emerson and Mrs. Bradford,
who occupied the Croker camp through
September, have returned to Boston.
Frank Pierce, wife and daughter, Of
Providence, r. L., whs have been occupy
ing the Hardy cottage, returned home Fri-
day.
The Haynes cottage closed Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes entertained quite q
number Of relatives and friends during
the week.
W. P. Lowell and two daughters, Miss
Gladys and Ruth, closed their cottage
Monday. Miss Ruth will soon return to
her studies in New York.
Monday brought several to the lake,
among them Mr.. Mitchell, DIR. c. p.
Thomas, Mr.. Merrill and wife, w. H.
Sally, wife and daughter.
Mark Crowley landed three large bass
and fourteen white perch Thursday and
two bass and ten perch Friday. Mr.. Rob
inson, baggage master At Bangor, landed
fine salmon Sunday trolling. Charles
Harlow landed quite a number OF perch
Labor day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08

As Bow's Thisf
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of CatarFh that cannot be cured by
Halrs CatATrh Cure.
r. ,. CHENEY co. Toledo. c.
We, tha apdersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney, Ter ~ last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transact
tions, and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm.
WALDiNs KIHNAN q MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hail's Catarrh Cure il taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
WEST ELLSWORTH,

The Salvation Army meeting at Grange
hall was well attended.
Mrs. Caswell, OF Millinoo,Set, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. l.. NJ. Seeds.
Harry Standby entertained . party at .
PIE sociable Friday evening.
Mise Grace Avis Carter left Sunday night
to teach school at East Brownfield.
Mrs. Eliza Stackpole and Miss Annie
Mitchell left Saturday for Beverly, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Tourtelotte are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
daughter-Nellie Eliza.
G.B. Floyd and wife returned Saturday
from York. Mrs. Eta Moon, who has
been keeping house for her mother, went
homo with her children Sunday morning.
"Father," said little Solo, 'what il .
political tricksterf" "I can't give Won =
definition that will cover all varieties.
but, In general terms, he 10 . member Of
the opposition who succssds in having his
own way"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
SEAL HARBoR CELEBRATES
Centennial Anniversary Appropri
ateiy Observed Last Week.


ateiy Observed Last Week.
Seal Harbor last Thursday celebrated
the founding of the resort and its first
settlement hundred years ago by James
Clement, who came down from Malta
wamkeag in batteau with his family and
household goods, anA settled in the shell
tered cove which has grown into so promi-
nent summer resort.
Seal Har Dor is an ideal spot for a sum-
mer resort, but it was many years before
it reached its present standard. The ven
cradle pioneer settled at the head Of the
charming cove, just above handsome
sand beach which is now the pride OF the
place. His descendants have been leading
citizens OF the resort and own valuable
property there.
The red letter day for the resort was in
1882, when the steamboat Mount Desert
made her first stop at the little wharf.
She was welcomed by the aged pioneer
with an original poem and basket OF
wild flowers for the officers, and the rails
ing of the American flag on the pier. Mr..
Clement had always predicted the coming
to wealth and prosperity Of his snug little
settlement, whose beginnings he was per-
mitted to see.
Both hotel and cottage life grew, and
during the last half dozen years the re-
sort has mum bered some OF the foremost
names of the country among its summer
residents.
Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna was one OF the
leading spirits in the celebration. She
gave her yacht for the day, and band
concert was enjoyed from the water, the
yacht, handsomely decorated, sailing
around myriad Of decorated boats, the
band playing all the time. There were
fireworks galore, and Seal Harbor cele-
brated its hundredth anniversary in a
blaze of glory.
Exercises were held in the afternoon ct
the handsome new fountain which is to
commemorate the centennial. good
sized gathering Of summer and permanent
residents surrounded the fountain, and il
was unveiled. The fountain is a natural
boulder, set close to the Glencove hotel
where the road turns to run around the
head Of the cove, forming central square
The Seal Harbor fire company gave an
exhibition drill and run.
Brief speeches were made by Prof. Will
liam Adams Brown, Of Union theological
seminary. New York, and Charles Clement
q grandson of the original settler and
founder OF Seal Harbor, and an original
poem by Prof. c. II. Toy. Then the gath
ering joined in singing "America"
the fountain was unveiled and the water
turned on. A band concert by the Bal
Harbor cadet band was rendered on the
Glencove lawn for an hour.
The evening celebration was . hand
some one. Practically all the cottages
wharves and points of vantage on the
shore were decorated with japanese Ian
terms, the two hotels were ablaxe with
lights and lanterns, and every craft in the
harbor was decorated with strings Of fagu
and lanterns from stem to stern. The
band, in large motor boat gaily decorated
with lights, led long procession OF deco
rated boats round and round the harbor,
and gave concert Of nearly two hours II
various points in the harbor. Quantities
OF fireworks were sent on from Q float in
the harbor and the various cottage along
the shore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08

'sMary, ! wish you would be better
little girl" said father to his little girl
"You have no idea how sorry / am thai
mamma has to scoid you 80 much" "Oh,
don't worry about it, papa" was the
reply. "Pm not one Of those sensitive
children. Halt the time don't hear what
she says"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
1fsaI Nstfrss.
NOTICE OF roHrcIos,,n-


"HEREAo Rufus n. ssbipe :, n
w In the county OF 6uffolk Ana boston.
weAitn o. Massachusetts, 81 his mmon-
deed dated the hrst day Of Sepseuhmao tgaee
i isoe. and recorded IN the Hancock coun,a a. q.
issry o. deeds book IS pare 10. conr nsy reg.
one MAfy 3. Warren, Of Castiue m ,sssyed to
~ o. Hancock. and State Of Msins ~,a eoua-
lot o. parcel Of land situated In said certain
ana ocundsd ~ follows: On the no-.sine
oy iand Of William Coison. ON the na,shest
~ lana o. 4. Clark, on the soutSss y ~ ~
water street, and on the soutbwest h,s y by
te aaso one other lot or parcel Of isn pysr
y, " stsr street, on the northeast bv ,.rs >, BY
". SIxrk, on the southeast BY TIE ALI ot A.
~ sow water mark, and on the sopth. water
ana ana q ~ CLARK thirty ssou y
the said Mary Z. Warren bx ~. whereas
ment dated the twentieth day az ign
. d. io7. and recorded in HancocL July.
registry Of deeds, book Sss. page "a eounty
and trAnsferren said mortgage deed ssS
thereby secured TO me the nrdersi,r.aaa. oeot
whereas the condition Of said mo,,,e. and
Seen broken, now therefore, BY fesson g s s
breach Of the condition thereos' a, ., the
foreclosure Of said mortgage. VAIN
Dated this third day Of Sc d.. a. a. 100
ss. X. o. PARKER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
LAKEWOOD.

A heavy frost recently did much
damage here.
Miss Enc Franklin has returned to
Boston, after visit OF few weeks.
Schools began Tuesday. Martin A. Gar
land returned q teacher in No. 1, and
Miss Hazel McGown succeeds Miss Bar
nice Franklin in No. 2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08

A bean-stalk pulled from plant Of
beans grown in Lakewood held sixty
three pods which contained over 200 full
matured beans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
COUNTY GOSSIP.

The Bucksport-built steamer Roosevelt
is coming home with the North Pole on
board,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
In the District Court Of the United s,.,.,
the Hancock District Of Maine. ior

an sne District Court Of the United sta.s. -
the Hancock District Of Maine. ior
In the matter Of
Bankrupt, No. 2l6 Invoi.
To the creditors Of Albert \ v.,r
= nobscot. In the county OF Haneocl ~. =, re-
trict Aforesaid, bankrupt: anu u.s.
NoIiCs u hereby given that on the NM,
3. varnum was duly sdtudicated hsn saoeit
ana thss the drss meeting OF his crsd,,pp..;.
VII De held ct my once. In Ellsworth. wasos
on me INST asy q September. q d. 1909. a. "a
oeiock n the forenoon, 1t which linn. ,hS
said creditors may attend. prove thei, rss, me
appoint trustee, examine the bar sran, A,ns
transscs such other business a. NAV p.ons nc
come before said meeting properly
WILLIAM = wstrrso.
Dated Ellsworth, Me-, Sept. 7. iacs'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
In the District Court Of the United STATE. ~.
the Hancock District OF Maine. 'o'

Gro. u. MARSHALL. In ssnk,upsey
Bankrupt, No. 1856
To the creditors OF Geo. N. Marshau =, n.
hArbos. In the county Of Hancock And a.
trict aforesaid. bankrupt: Wy
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
~ Gay OF August. .. d. 1909, tbe s,;d
Geo: NJ. Aarshali Was duly sdindies,aas
BANKRUPT: and that the FIRST meeting ~ ~
creditors will be held At my Office, In r,Is.
~ d.. fS0. Al O'Clock in the a,ternoon !,
which time the said creditors NAV attend
prove their clstms. appoint trustee. g Is,nirs
the bankrupt and transact such other busi
ness a. may properly come before said meet.
INK. WILLIAM e. WHITING
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dated Ellsworth. Me-. Sept. :. 1909.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08

sswhatI Spend 800 on bathing suit. !"
ssNow, hubby; this isn't bathing suit.
This 10 q beach costume"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08
In the District Court OF the United States n,
the Hancock District OF Maine W.

fnv
the Hancock District OF Maine. '''
In the matter Of
CHAs. Hoyr ExxRY, In Bahkrsptes.
Bankrupt. No, 1881
To the creditors OF Chas. Hoyt Emery. a,
hasn. In the county Of Hancock and dis.
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 18th
~ day OF August. a. d. 1909, the said
Snas. aoyt naery was duly sdiudieatee
creditors win be held at my Office. In
Ellsworth, Aane, on the Goth day OF sep,sm-
Der. z. O. 1903. e 2So O'Clock in the afternoon,
prove their clatms, appoint y trustee examine
the BANKRUPT, and transact such other busi.
ness - may properly come before said meet.
ing- WILLIAM Z. WHITING,
Dated Ellsworth, Me-. Sept !. 1865. '''
THE subscriber. Nancy Emma Stevens.
Il hereby gives notice that she has been
duly appointed executrix of the last will and
testament OF
FRANK STEVENS, late OF BROOKLYN,
In the county Of Kings. city and state Of New
YORK. deceased and given bonds as the law
directs. Said executrix not being resident
Stevens. whose address is Biuehiil, Maine
as the Law directs. All persons having de-
desired 70 present the same for settlement
and all indebted thereto are requested to
make payment Immediately.
NANCY EMMA SrFvESs.
Executrix &C OF Frank Stevens, decd.
Dated September l, 1909.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice thai
i be has been duly appointed admins.
TRAITOR Of the estate OF
DANIEL $. BUNKER. late of SULLIVAN,
IN the county OF Hancock. deceased. and
given bonds as the law directs. All per
sons having demands against the estate Of
said deceased are desired TO present the same
for settlement. and all indebted thereto Are
requested 10 make payment Immediately.
CHARLES H. BuSsEs
Northeast Harbor. Sept. 8, 1903.
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FTNENEMENT-5 rooms, first floor: in good
L repair; u mile from postoffice; city
water. Address p. o. Box 6G3, Ellsworth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-16
DON'T GROW OLD.
Keep Your Hair Bright and I.uxuriant
and Stay Young.


Yes. Parisian Sage. the most invig-
Grating hair restorer. grows hair: the
women Of America. who have luxur!-
ant hair know It does. and that Is
why thousands OF attractive women
throughout tho land are regularly us
ing 1t.
For years this almost marvellous
grower of lustrous and beautiful hali'
was confined to the elite Of Europe
and New York City, but about two
years ago 1t was given to a select list
Of druggists. and today can he cartat;.-
cd in amy city or town In America
whore society women of rehnenlen'
dwell.
Partisan Sage Is the most delightful
hair tonic In tho world. 1t makes ibs
hair soft, lnFtrous and luxuriant IL i
few days, Il Is perrnned most dasnt3-
~ and Is not sticky or greasy. Il
Ir,ops falling hair. cures dandruH and
itching scalp n Two weeks or monty
back.
1'iiis Via ltss q beth Al.
ol ateci Pms
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-16

cation n writing 70 the Councn COT
The ely eS clariSshprE. West Yir- (
6ginia 1T its regular mcetIng on Ftiz
day he a6th day Of April. ag9. 90
grant % the saia Tho HoFnor GayfaFi
Company, rs successors and ~
q lrahelilsc 10 iay, construet and
maintain across. over and Tllpe gtl-
raefs street 81 said CITY .ngar tliesslsl-
tsfscetion al said street with NeEs 4
slxth ssb6ets railroad gisiel t9;st
lasSd IL 4 siding coailceis Win
racks on the EaiiImpfe
road Company.
Notice Il niFther gi8ea
sppllcailch iti'yfisipg
ne clerk 81. said citS1a al III.
thaf ti,ts notice will be fnel
n period ii thirty days hes
MS date and ending on
Ias a. te11ifs y i50r.
pates 6fafe sges.
Tll ltsseR eaEf3f.u
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-16
PERSONAL

/ Attorney Felix o. Sutton went to.
Sutton Friday on professional busi.
ness.
Charles H. fancy. editor in chief
and general manager Of the Wheel
ing Register, returned to his home
Friday after a brief visit with MS
Drother-tn-law, Camden sommers.
G. A. Brooks, Inspector Of the
Ohio River division shops Of the 3.
4 Q. railroad. Is here for a short Wis
It with his brother Starry T.. Brooks.
chief-elect of police. and to look af-
ter business matters
Henry Reeder, deputy internal
revenue collector, returned last night
from Parkersburg; where he spent
two days at the main office Of the
service in West Virginia.
Mrs E. D, Cannon ana son, of
Pine Grove, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, > y Wallaceaof West Main
street. III
Allen D. FitzhughlSwas here last
night from Bridgeport.
F. D. Hupp, Of Parkersburg,
United States deputy marshal, was
here over night.
Miss Ella Goodwin VIII return to-
morrow evening frem, Plttsburg,
where she is visiting Eelatiyes,
Dr. silas A. Cavalier was here
from Wallace last night.
Judge and Mrs. A. G. Dayton will
be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Har-
rison next week during the term Of
fcnderal court here.
r 4. Orr was here Friday from
Lloyd Knight. a prominent resident
Of Lewis county was In the city to-
$. W. Ritter is business visltos
here from Piedmont.
Mrs. james H. Hurry, Of Bridge
port visited Mrs. j. C. Beal Friday.
Justice Cyrus Thompson, on
shinnston. was here Friday.
Justice Herman lB. Davis was here
Friday from Salem.
William E. Leonard was here from
Salem Friday.