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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
DAUGHTER ADMITS
| MOTHERS CRIME
Murder Mystery of Three Years
Standing Cleared by GIrls
Statement.
WOMAN SHOT HUSBAND
SHE BELIEVED UNTRUE
Was Not Suspected. but Lost
Reason as Deed Preyed
Upon Her Mind.

CHICAGO, Nov l2.-HenrY Broden
,,vor ieweler of Madison, Wis who
found dead near his home in tho
ne, of 1906. and who was believed
have been murdered by a robbcr
=. Killed by his wife, Margaret, BOW
n,tient at the Dunning, Illinois, in,
..s asvlum. This is the confession
made today by the daughter, Clara Brod,
.,oyer 10 Assistant Chief Of Police
s,buet,lcr. OF Chicago.
The girl, who is is years old, related
,.r she had aided in disposing of the
b.iy and how the crime had driven
!, mother insane. The confession foi
l--,d weeks of investigation by Chicago
l.ccliycs.
The GIRL. who swooned in Schuettler S
.s,o after she had told of the crime,
u, removed by orders of Schuet;ler 10
,,e home of friends. She had not been
.uts,cd and probably viii not be pros
ssatsd.
.
Btodcuhcycr. who was 81 years old,
t s,d aroused the jealousy of his wife.
sLo satisfied herself OF his infidelity
zrl decided 10 kill him She lurcd him
10 an abandoned slaughter house on
. a old farm near Madison under pre-.
teDN Of looking over the property,
. Itcrc she shot him once behind the
NH rar and once in the forehead. He
/ liei almost Instantly. The daughter
fttOuU,crcd her mother Fastening from
/ n Slaughter house. Her mother said
.ih, Brodcnhcycr. had committed sui
iae but when the girl accused her Of
I lllDg him, Mrs BrodcUheycr confcs-
1 "a and asked her daughter 10 assist in
lescealing the crime.
4 They tied a rope around BroGcnhcy
4 MS neck and attempted 10 string the
d bsly over raftcr but the rope broke
\ ,H they dragged the body info the
sudssy and concealed II behind al
hump o; bushes.
4 Officers Deceived. - d.
Mother and daughter returned home
m next day Mrs Brodeubever re
,uicd TO the police that her husband
hdlcft home with strange man in the
Hvy- The Madison police discovered
et body several days later and it was
fh@ed by them that Brodcnhcycr had
yea killed by the stranger
n lew months after the ira gedy Mrs.
bNdcnteycr sold her husband s store
- she and her daughter came 10 Chi
i asc to live. Chicago detectives kept
eak Of them. one of The officers pay
y " itspclal attention TO thci daacnter
ne hope OF gaining her confidence.
If'y had suspected her mother. The
,',ans mnd finally became wreck
~ hve weeks ago she was adiudgcd !
\ Woman Admits Crime.
vSots OF Madison. Wis, today went |
us puDn'ng asylum aud interviewed |
~ ~ ,BTodcuhoyer. They told her that
,oaaehter had confessed her crime.
sraout a particle Of emotion the wo- |
tUunrmcd the confession and said |
SEallIed her husband because She he
't'q be had been guilty Of inii1elitv. |
%tso,e Of her adiudamcut for in
I,i shc probably never viii be tried |
IL The crime.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
WASHINGTON NEWS OF
INTEREST TO UTAHNS
spoclal TO The TrIbunc.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12,-Paul Angel
OF salt Lake has boon appointed city
letter carrier In Salt Lake
Senator George Sutherland and his Sec
rotary. George Hanson. arrived yesterday
from salt Lake and Will remain for the
meeting of congress,
The secretary OF the interior has grant
ed 100 acres OF land 10 the state OF Utah
for the deaf and dumb ASYLUM located In
the Salt Lake laDd district.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

TO get the bananas to the ports for ship.
mcuL.
The United Fruit company s steamer
Bradford. WHICH went ashore at Port
Antonio, is a total wreck
The steamer Bradford was built al
Copenhagen in 1901 She was Of OIL
tons net register and owned by NJ. JcJ.
sen OF Hamburg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
Domestic,

Daughter tells how mother killed
father 90. .. ..............
Boy bandit shoots bank cashier
and attempts suicide ..
Quo man higher up" i'll Sugar
trust frauds arrested .........
Mob spirit at Cairo quclled by
mlntlh ..,s 80. .,.,....,....-..
Plans now formed for fourth Pam
American congress ,.., ........
Gonpers pleads for free speech and
Tree press -. ....ss...,,...l0 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
STREET RAILROAD
TO CHANGE HANDS
Deal Now Under Way for Sale
of Ogden Rapid Transit
Company.
SALT LAKE PEOPLE ARE
INTERESTED IN NATTER
Present Railway Will Form
Nucleus Of Big System
North and South.

That tho Ogden Rapid Transit COM
pauy will shortly change hands was an
nouuccd to Tho Tribune Friday even
inc. Despite the fact that ii is de-
med by the Officials of the company
at the Junction City, including ludgc
II. IL. Rolapp, business associate of the
principal owner, David Ecclcs, The
Tribune s information came from an
authoritative source Friday evening
and was TO the effect that a deal is
now under way, which, if conSummatcd
and there appears TO be no reason
why it should moi bc-thc control Of
the street railway system of Ogden will
pass from the hands of David Ecclcs.
An option for 100000 has been
obtained ON the road, and whilo east
crn aud Canadian capital is involved
i'm the deal. the proposition thus far
has been financed practically by Salt
Lake people.
II was learned Friday evening that
A. G.. Horne, an attorney Of Ogden,
who several weeks ago went cast with
W, r.. MuLray. the auditor Of the Og
den Rapid Transit company, is con
ncctcd with tic deal, although it was
denied from the Junction City cud that
ihoir trip had anything whatever to do
with the sale of tho system. Despite
this, however. tho rumor has been per,
sislcut in ogden that their trip was
solely for The purpose Of negotiating
the salo cf tho road.
The two men. IT. WAS le3rnc1 last
night. arc at present IN Montreal.
Canada and the announcement that
Canadian capital is includcd in the
deal would apparently confirm the Og
den rumors.
Name to Be Changed,
Upon the cousummaton of ihc deal,
the name oG the system will he changed,
aud il WIS ANNOUNCED last evening
that il Will simply form the nucleus
of ono of tho best intcrurban systcms
in the entire country.
When David Eccles was granted q
franchise by the Logan City council
about two months ago 20 build a street
railway system at Logan. it was cN
cIusivclv announced in The Tribune
that it. would eventually he extended
10 Ogden, and from there south, prob
ably as far as Provo. While IL could
not be learned whether or not tho 2cn-
tlclnen who aro negotiating for the
purchase of the Ogden system also
want tho Logan railway, WHICH is now
under course Of construction. from the
announcement that the Ogden road will
simply form nucleus for large in
terurbau system north and south it
would appear that tho two projects arc
identical
III WAS also announced at iho time
that David EccIcs commenced work on
the Logan street railway system that
Inc later intended to extend il TO Brig
ham CITY and other points in the north
ern part OF the state. All these things
taken into consideration force the con
cIusiou that the proposed system of
David EccIcs is practically the same
as that which is prouosnd hv the gen
tJcmcr who arc NEGOTIATING for the pur
chase of Mr Ecclcs's stron "hold, the
OGDEN Rapid Transit COMPANY
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Local..


! Fat Moran 70 build Main street
: SSyScraper r... ,...........,-s
!. Immense business dcnls on Third
: South and State streets ...... /
: Ogden street railway 10 change
!" Il3nnS ...s 800. ...s...,...,.,...
! Judge Morse grants three divorces :
: Defendants testify in plumbers in
: junction case 900. ...........1;
i Decree signed IN big wator case. 1 :
! Young church folks in notable
! gathering -. so. ..............2O "a
: Mrs. Mary Judge laid at rest 49,. 20
: Excursion TO be made through
: Green river country ..., ........ 20
: Honor conferred on i. g; Wilkes 20
! East Third South street 10 10
!. Sporting News,
: Jenrics layors this country .16
: Baseball commission adiourus. Is
: atlanta automobile races Ia
: University plays Montana ........I5
: biriSibles beat acroplancs .........l5
: y. Fred Wcv bids for Jcftrics-
: Johnson contest -. ............i5
Observation-Disclosures
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Zig Firm FaiIe

ttt'shl, D, 90, O., Nov. 12.-,;eorgo y
NJ ,onn%S "I% q LaHpra'Ss66fff 'S6ff Er6s 2f the s
1, a jury' i1''y in today Of cmbezzle-
=. trarcsss by the e"g.T g%I court. ,ir,.
d eh Offices ia .nanv :, citIoi nc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
Foreign,

-Four days hurricane docs great
damage IN Jamaica o.. .......-.
Madame Steinheil held UP TO jury
as mar $50. .... ............l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

PROBLEM
II man buys. pays for and reads the
newspaper that stands for and defends
the things which he believes which 10
usually the case. and II sos people
vote this same belief at a city election
While 602i people at the same city cleo
ton vote Tor other principles promoted
by another newspaper. what IL the rela-
i've strength and size OF the circulatious
of these two newspapers? Which should
pave most frleDds-be the best medium
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

Soclety ..,,.... ...,..a..........
MIIlGS 90. s-.> s,so .s."s>-,....os
Markets ........ .... .,. 9
lntermountain ..s.. .........1G
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

raosT ADVERTISERS -
@ dnaS by can m9rs nss tH anEeT5IsiBs pIo
lr1ooiut .he same time they find the
Buta mediums all too few. wouldn't
lprontsnt lpron.nn the part of wisdom TO push the
ssrr sy mediums 10 the limit? Even
lrsym55 single inch costs more. is 1t MOI
lthonns." ".heaper? Is not an inch In tried
rean'v 'vrown- o-pay medium better than
eno ,nnhes In weak, unknown medium?
W. medium can disgrace good house.
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Irdex to TodGy'S Tribune
Departments.

Observation-Disclosures" ;;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-13
DEER ISLE.

Paul Scott had . load Of coal landed
this week.
Miss Marion Trask, OF Atlantic, is visit
ing friends here.
Ernest Pickering, mate Of yacht Akela,
came home Sunday.
The third degree will be worked on q
candidate in Marine lodge Tuesday even
ing.
Capt. w. 8. Greene, OF steam yacht
Akela, arrived home Saturday for = short
vacation.
Capt. Emery Joyce, OF Swans Island,
was in town this week and purchased Q
load Of apples.
Rev. H. w. Collins, OF MachiAsport,
preached in the Congregational church
Sunday, as a candidate for the pastorate.
Rev. l.. NJ. Bosworth, who has preached
here the last three years, will leave this
week with his family for his new pastor
ate in Milbridge.
Frank Greenlaw has advertised his
livery stables at Deer Isle, Sunset and
Stonington for sale, in order to take q
position offered him in Rochester, n. Y.
Oct. II. REX.
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MT. DESERT.

John w. Sones il building coal wharf.
Charles Leland, Who has been i'll at mis-
home, is convaleaeent.
Alvah Ward, after year in Portland, is
home for short vacation.
Schooner John B. Norris arrived Thurs
day Of last week with freight.
Mrs. Lewis 6ones, Mrs. Shepard Rich
ardson and daughter Kathleen leave to-
day for Boston.
William B. Ward, WHO il employed in
Frankfort, spent = few days last week
with his family.
40. Jacobson, superistendent Of the
Neighborhood House, HoEtheast HAxbor,
il home for vacation.
Schooner Charleston. of Belfast, loaded
ct J. w. Somes' wharf last week with
lumber from the Mt. Desert Supply Co.
The grammar school opens to-day,
taught by Miss Annie Bishop, of Fort
Fairfield. Mas Louise Cox, Of Castine,
who was engaged to teach, was unable to
on account Of illness.
Oct. II. RED WING.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. H. H. Havey and son returned from
Prospect Harbor Friday.
Mrs. F. E. Pettingill spent last week
with friends in Eddington.
w. B. Thomas, IT,, has gone to Boston
where he has position for the winter.
Clarence Holmes has returned home
utter spending the summer in Town Hill.
He is much improved in health !
DR.. s. e. Phelps is in Philadelphia on
business. DIR. Henry Hawkins il attend
ing to DR.. Phelps practice in his absence.
Joseph Sawyer and wife, of Milbridge,
called ON friends in town one afternoon
recently, making the trip in their auto
mobile.
Mrs. Mona lawson and infant daughter,
with Mrs. Minta Blaisdell, of Bar Harbor,
spent few days with Mrs. A. P. Havey
last week.
The remains Of Mrs. Henrietta Southland,
who died in Bar Harbor Wednesday, were
brought to Sullivan for interment Friday.
Mrs. Southland was the second daughter of
Joel and Sabrina Pettee Martin, of East
lSuillVant AHQ nhu mace 0ef nome IN lar
Harbor about twenty years. She was of
kind and unselfish disposition, and all who
knew her personally have remembrances
of many kind acts and words. She leaves
one sister Mrs. Medora Bunker, OF this
place, and three sons-Ernest and Herbert
Graham, Of Bar Harbor, and Frank
Graham, OF East Sullivan. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Koy ofiiciated at the funeral. The floral
tributes were many and beautiful.
Oct. u. Vox PoPULI.
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A. Killam, of Ellsworth, offlciating. The
large number present and the profusion Of
flowers testified to the esteem in which
the deceased was held. He leaves three
sons and three daughters, one brother =
Charles Williams, Of this town, and one
sister-Mrs. Minta Blaisdell, Of Bar Har-
Dor. Quite . number OF Masons were
present at the funeral, deceased being q
member OF that order. He will be greatly
missed, not only in the home, where he
has taken the place of both father and
mother, but also in the community, where
he was always interested in anything that
pertained to the uplifting OF advancemeni
OF the people, and was always ready 70
lend { hand to the sick or needy. The
family has the sympathy Of large circle
Of friends in this and adjoining towns-
Oct. Il. T.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WINTER HARBoR.


e. c. Hammond was in Ellsworth Tues
day.
Mrs. George Mckay is visiting relatives
in Brewer.
| Harold Davis has moved his family into
the Irwin Sumner house.
Miss Julia Grover, who has been visit
| ing relatives in waterville, returned Sat
urday.
Lester Merchant and Arthur Rand shot
fine deer Saturday, the first Of the sea-
| son.
Mrs. Mertie Guptill is spending few
weeks with relatives and friends at Mon
ticello.
Capt. c. H. Davis is at Ellsworth having
his steam yacht Cherokee. hauled up for
the winter.
Mrs. Jessie Small, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. E. J. Robertson, OF Bangor,
the past week, returned Friday.
An infant child OF Woodbury. NJ.
Gerrish and wife died Monday, after Q
few hours' illness Of commissions.
Mrs. Henry Frazier, who has been visit
ing her parents, Clancy Sadler and wife,
at Ellsworth, returned Thursday.
Rev. Z. s. Drew and wife, Mrs.. E. F
Stevens, Mrs. F. w. Gerrish and Mrs
Caroline Guptill attended the Baptist
State convention ct Brewer last week.
Mrs. Sewell Myrick was taken to the
Eastern Maine general hospital 1t Bangor
Wednesday, where. she successfully
underwent . serious operation. DIR.
Small accompanied her.
A pretty wedding occurred at the resi-
dence OF DR.. A. e. Small Saturday even
ing, when Elwood Sargent and Miss
Matte Turner were united in marriage,
in the presence OF few friends. Both
the contracting parties are very popular
and highly respected, and have the best
wishes Of all in the community. MIR. and
Mrs. Sargent left Sunday for . visit
with relatives at Milbridge.
Oct. IL. E,
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sTONINGTON.

Mrs. Fred A. Torrey 10 on . vacation
trip to Bangor.
Mrs. Frank Warren is in Cambridge,
Mass, for couple of weeks.
At the Latter Day Saints church Sunday
Elder MacGregor baptized eight persons
Mrs. 4. e. Crockett, who has been visit
ing her taughteF, Mu. Gregory, in Rock
land, il home.
Mrs. George Manchester, Of Northeast
Harbor, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Alvin Hamblen.
Capt. Leslic Stinson, who has been in
DR.. Kings hospital At Portland, is ct home
much improved in health.
Capt. Alva Ccnary, who has been at
Bar Harbor this season, has put his yacht
in winter quarters and is home.
Mrs. Annie veaxie, Of Bluehill, il visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashworth
who will sail for Scotland Oct. 20.
Capt. w. L. Greenlaw is seriously i'll al
Knox hospital at Rockland- when he was
operated ON Saturday for appendicitis
There was NO preaching in the Metho-
dist church Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Simontor
having gone to Calais with Mrs. Simon
ton, where she will spend the winter.
Invitations are out for the marriage Oct
20, Of Miss Caro- May Parker and Eugene
Hale Thurlow, and for the marriage or
Oct. % OF Miss Elizabeth Cold, OF thin
place. and William Harding. OF Prospect
Oct. II. NIHIL-
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EGYPT.

Percy Clark has returned to the U. Of
NJ. law school.
John F. Clark has gone to Birch Har-
Dor to visit friends.
O. W. Bragdon and wife have reopened
their home here after being away for the
summer.
Mrs. Melinda Winterbotham and her
grandson, William:.F. Jordan, are visiting
relatives and friends in Lamoine.
Miss Efie Clarklleft Monday for Exeter,
N. H., where she has employment for the
winter. She was accompanied to Bangor
by her sister, Miss yevie, who viii be
employed there.
Oct. II. G.
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BLUEHILL FALLS

A. B. Conary is i'll.
Susie Wood Is in Bangor for two weeks.
Mrs. Bray Ii at work for Harvey stover;
ct Bluehill.
Mildred Pierce left for her home IN
Goose Cove Thursday.
Miss Matte Dow IL at Mrs. A. r. Con-'
ary's helping care for A. B. Conary.
Airy Beacon is closed for the season.
Mrs. Nevin returned to New York Fri-
day.
Pierce Candage arrived home Saturday
from Massachusetts,, where he has had
employment all summer.
Mr.. Colson and wife left to-day for q
vacation. Mrs. Colson's cousin, Lester
Conary, accompanied them.
Oct. II. CRUMBS.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Charles Butler is making excessive re-
paixu ON his house.
Miss 0enevieVe Butler ieft Saturday for
Augusta for the winter.
Miss Ethel Crowley. of Gouldsboro,
was guest OF Nm. Hattie Webb Sunday.
Miss Jessie Aacomber Of franklin, was
the weekend guest Of Win z. hayey and
wife.
Mrs. Zemro Han. Of Harrington, was in
town last week visiting her son, Zenro
Hall, End.
Mrs. Ruby Boyle has returned from
Massachusetts,, where she has been em-
ployed some time. n
Mrs. Nellie Robertson went to Biushili
Saturday, called there by the illness OF
Mrs.. Elizabeth Robertson.
Oct. II. NJ,
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BROOKLYN.

Miss Grace Nutter is visiting friends a
Stonington.
Mrs. Lydia Roberts is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs ]. B. Batson.
X. A. Flye and T. c. Stanaey shavs I'm
ished painting the church.
Leslie Mitchell has moved his family
into the Elwell Freethey house.
]. ]. Bridges has had a. extension built
on the western aide Of his store.
Harvest Home society viii bold its an
nual fair Wednesday evening, Oct. -.
Frank Bowden and viii Cousins re-
turned from Lawrence, Mass, Saturday.
Samuel Tainter is having . new house
built on the lot he purchased Of Mrs.
Rosa Snow.
Mrs. Jessie Grant and son, Of Ninal-
haven, were guests OF Mrs. Gardner
Hinckley last week.
Eric Parson, who he's spent . few days
with his mother ct the cottage, re-
turned to Harvard college Thursday.
Capt. K. C. Stewart has been to Els
worth in the schooner Maine for . loed OF
sawdust. Wallace Kane went with him.
Mrs. Virginia Wilson, Of Washington,
d. c., and Miss Waterman, Of Denver,
COL, have closed their cottage and re-
turned home.
Miss Gertrude Mcfarland visited friends
1t Brooksviile last week. Mrs. Russell
Mograge supplied her place in E. H. Con-
don's store in her absence.
The woman's missionary circle met las,
Tuesday and elected the following off,
GERS: Ms. Laura York, president; Mrs
Frances Bridges, vice-president; Mrs
Phebe Bray, secretary; Miss Martha STAN
ley, treasurer; Mrs. Rachel Hsrrick, Mrs
Edna Mcfarland and Mrs. Lizzie
Freethey, work committee.
Oct. IL. fUNE FEMME
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

e. W. Wooster attended the Hudssn-
Fulton celebration at New York.
Miss Patten, Of Sullivan, and Mrs. Net
tie Higgins are employed It c. y. Col
wells.
c. 8. Colwel and wife are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of . son, born
Saturday.
!. 81. Coggins, of Maiden, Mass., spent Q
few days last week with his parests, W.T.
Coggins and wife.
Mrs. F. w. Watson, with her grandson,
watson MeRea, will ieave for her hons
1t Brooklyn. N. Y, Tuesday evening.
Oct. IL. W.
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SEAL HARBOR.

Robert Campbell is away on hunting
trip.
Miss Beth Macomber is attending school
in Wsterville.
Isaac Reyfnse has gone to Boston to
visit his brother.
Charles Tnrnbull, IT,, has his house
ready for occupancy.
Ralph Billings and Miss Barbara ssinson
are attending school at Kent's Hill.
Irving Hodgkins, Of Bar Harbor, visited
his sister, MIRA Greg Eddy, over Sunday.
Emerson LAdA and win were here over
Sunday with Mrs. Ladies mother, Mrs.
David Marshall
Oct. IL. MELvEA.
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BUCKspoRT.

Everett Holmes has gone to Baltimore
to enter the University Of Maryland for
medical course.
Mrs. Ida Jose Woodbury., OF Portland,
occupied the pulpit Of the Elm street
Congregational church Oct. 8. Mrs.
Woodbury. speaks under the auspices of
the American missionary ASSOCIATION, and
is very interesting and entertaining
speaker. She was the guest while here Of
Miss Julia Barnard.
Capt. joseph F. Nichols and wife, who
have spent few weeka with Mrs. Martha
Nichols, LETT last week. Capt. Nichols
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-13

the inspection Of the corps was agreea bly,
and pleasantly conducted by Miss
Merrick, who compiimented the
members on their good work. Much
sympathy was expressed for Mrs.
Carrie Snowman, who for many years has
SO faithfully filed the Office of treasurer.
1t is hoped by all that she may soon re-
cover from the serious accident she
sustained by being thrown from carriage
Sept. %. The members OF James A.
Garfield corps and their husbands were
invited by Miss E A. Macomber to at
tend reception at Mr. Shows to meet
Miss Merrick, and there was pleasant
gathering.
Oct. II. m.
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WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Domingo Smith leaves this morning for
Boston on business.
Miss Ruth rapley has gone to Bluehili
to work at the Pendleton house.
Mrs. Harry Tapley and son Emery
arrived home from Bangor Friday.
Mrs. George M. Farnham observed her
sixty-ninth birthday Saturday, Oct. 8.
Messrs. Farrow and Stevens loaded .
100 bushel boat from their herring weir
last evening.
Sidney Hawez, wife and daughter Shir-
ley arrived home Saturday after several
weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. George H. Tapley left for Haver-
hill, Mass, her native city, last We'd
nesday, for visit of month.
Oct. IL. ToMsoN.