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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-15

Crime county, wns in Bryan today.
S. S. Kennedy ]. c. Blume. and John
Kosarek were IN today from smAtana
Joe Hcbert, Miss Rose Hebert and
August Prlnzel Jr. were in the city
today from Kurten.
l. +. Thompson and son Claude were
IN the city today from Holllgan Chap
el
For Ront-Tho home place Of Mrs.
j. W Johnson Apply to W. c John
son. 27o
Fresh bread rolls and fancy Baking
ready every mo,a ing for breakfast
II Mrs. Otto Boehmc.
Mrs. A. Emden Of Houston. for many
years q resident OF Bryan. passed
through the city today en- route to
DALLAS.
The E1qle has been informed that
o plank crossing il badly needed
across d deep ditch thar has washed
90 mo street near the residence Of
ar. j. T.. Hanway
We are always In the market for
seed cotton aud cotton seed. Round
bales today 70 % basis niddling.
have both round and square press
bring me your ginning. S. Il. Dun
lap. Il
Wanted To swap large mule for
work oxen. J. G. Gregg. go.
A. and N. Athletic Association viii
receive bids from the merchants OF
Bryan relative 10 painting signs upon
the roof. rear and ends Of the Grand
stand located In Kyle Field. Address
c. y. Campbell, College Station. Tex.
2s9
The Old Reliable Singer Sewing Ma
chine. Sold for cash or On small
monthly payments. Also needles. oil,
belts. and extras for all makes OF sew
ing machines. T. A. satteGwhite sales
man and collector. Singer Sewing Mag
chine Co. Phone 105. "
]. A. Myers left today for Dally TO
be present tomorrow at the pTning
Of the Fair. Mr.. Myers is ontof the
Honorary vice presidents Of the fair
and takes a great interest In It and
works for Is success MIR Myers
expects sim greater crowds 20 attend
the fair this year than ever before.
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.

Dr. W. A. smith wal up today from
Mllllcan,
Fresh shellod almonds and pocans
at Bell Bros. 2o9
500 pounds new crop turnip seed a.
Mawhinney's Il
W. n Glaze was In The city today
from RELIANCE.
Fresh shelcd almonds ANA pecans
at Bell Bros 2e9
wnl McFerrin OF Mnican. was 10
the city today.
Fresh shelled almonds and pccans
al Bell Bros 2d9
Mrs. Minnie Wiley returned to
Hearne today.
Dr. W. r. odom wa in the city Co.
day from Kurten.
Miss Ada Board went TO Houston
this afternoon.
Henry Sample Of Cottonwood. was
IN town today.
W. A. Mckinney was down today
from wheelock
Rev. W. r. Wood was In the city
today from Harvey.
Have you any rags? n 50 bring them
TO the Eagle Printing Co. n
Nice new cottage for rent. $500 per
month. See A. G. Board. 2s2
]. NJ. Dunn was In town today from
bis farm near Wheelock.
Mrs. Alice Cole OF Coleview, was a
visitor 10 the city today.
wanted-Tsn 20 nds OF good. clean
rags. Eagle Printing C. u
Mrs. J. a. d. Robinson was a visitor
10 the city today from wixon.
r. NJ. Arnold was In the city today
from his home near wellborn.
Lost Monday night $40 bill Re
ward for return 90 this office. 265
c. n. shealsy and T. J. Crune were
In the city today from Reliance.
A. W. Shelton was In town today
from his home In the bottom.
Commissioner p. n. Arlington OF
MIIIcan. was In the city today.
DR.. J. zulch was over today from
his home at zulch. Madison county.
J. $. Harrison. a merchant Of Keith.
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BUSINESS CHANGE AT sMErANAl

Messrs. John Kosarek and 9kas.
Merka. composing the firm Of KOsarek
& Merka at Smetana. have sold their
business to Mr.. A. l.. Smith and the
new proprietor has already taken
charge. They conducted a general
mercantile business and saloon com.
bined and did a large volume Of bust.
ness.
In retiring from the business Messrs.
Koserek q Merka request the Eagle 20
express through its columns their sin.
cere thanks to their friends and the
public for the liberal patronage re
celved. They also ask a continuance
Of same for their
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VOTE OF THANKS.

The Brazos County Institute for
coloued teachers. extend a vote OF
thaMs to Prof. W. c. Lawson, super.
Iendent OF the schools Of this city
for his much appreciated advice and
assistance during the session Of the
Institute.
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CONFERENCE AT kuRrEn.

- -
The annual conference o. the Ger
man Evangelical church at Kurten
viii open tomorrow morning and on
tinue in sssion for three days. closing
Monday night. Delegates viii attend
the conference Irom all parts o. Tex
as where there is a church Of this or
der.
Messrs. August Prinzel. Henry Prin-
eel. Gus HIM. VIM. Manthi and others
were In today as a reception commit
tee from the church at Kurten to meet
the deleSs,es. NQuite a number came
in by nesc~s-4rains and they were
carried u to Kurten by the commit
te
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-02-04
DIED

CLARK. In Belfast, January 81, Matilda H
widow of Albert f. Clark, aged Sc years, 10
months and II days
CURRIER. In Camden, January 25 William
E. Currier, aged 70 years, month and days
Dow. In Portland, January 25, Byron ]. Dow
of Rockland, aged sc years, ? months, days.
DYER. In Brooksvlle (Harborside), January
p, Benjamin R. Dyer aged 10 years.
DYER. In Vinalhaven, January %, Edward
B. Dyer, aged SO years.
ELDRIDGE. In Bucksport, January 90 Jane
wife of Abner Eldrdge. aged ga years.
HALL. In South Thomaston, January 26,
aged "a years, 9 months and 80 days
HALL. In Rockland, January %, George
Leslie Hall, aged SO years, 7 months, 20 days.
HARRIS. In Norrdgewock, January %, Dir.
Harris, formerly of Freedom.
HEAGAN In Prospect, January %, Mrs
Nancy Jane Heagan.
LORD. In Surry, January %, Mrs Susan NJ
Lord, aged 70 years, 10 months and % days.
PARMETER. In Palermo February l, Constant
Parmeter, aged 81 years.
QUINN. In Camden, January II, Mary A.
Quinn, aged "a years.
ROBERTS. In Brooks, January, infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Roberts.
SMALL In North Adams, Mass January %
Roy H. Small formerly of Rockland, aged 81
years.
SULLIVAN. In Rockland, January &c, Heller
Duncan, wife of John E. Sullivan, aged A.
years, months and 10 days.
TREVETTE. In Prospect January "a, Arthur
Trevette, aged SO years.
WILSON. In Castine, January 20, Mrs. Mary
Wilson, aged 81 years, months and 20 days.
Young. In Camden, January 81, Ezra Young
aged II years, 8 months and 16 days.
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Notice to the Citizens Of no,,

MONROE.
The l. O. o. F. will give their annual mas
querade ball February 10th. Everyone is in
vited to be present. Mr.. and Mrs Sanford
Richie recently visited his aged mother, Mrs.
Mary Richie, who lives with her daughter,
Mrs. VIM Twombly. Mrs. Freeman Kicker
has been suffering from heart trouble for the
past few weeks. Her daughter, Maud Kicker,
closed her school to come home and care for
her mother 80. The Rebekahs will have work
in their lodge this week . Mrs. Elizabeth
Richie fell in the floor last week and hurt her
hip so badly she has not been able to move or
help herself in any way since. She is past 80
and suffered from paralytic shock years
ago. and has been able to move about verv
little since Mr.. F. L. Palmer and Mrs.
George Palmer went to Portland last week to
visit Mr. Palmer's invalid sister The heavi-
est storm of the season was last Saturday, and
Sunday the snow was very deep and hardly
any one got about. Miss S. a. Mansur will
entertain the w. C. T. U. Friday, February 5th.
An evangelistic meeting will be held. Mrs.
Chas. Conant entertained last time Socia-
bles are held at the Grange hall Friday even
ing. A large crowd is patronizing them. St.
People had good chance to harvest ice last
week. 1t was the cleanest ice that has been
harvested so far this year.
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in two shades of deeper color-with gilt in
mouldings and other touches, the beams finish
ed overhead light oak floor, and tables, chairs,
etc, to correspond, which with the brilliant
lighting from the many electrical fixtures, pro-
duces very pleasing effect. We congratulate
our Stockton gentlemen upon the general APP
pearance of their present club room On the
occasion Of the ball the room was tastefuly
decorated with flags of various sizes, as were
Denslow hall and the connecting bridge. The
Penobscot Bay Electric Co. kindly lighted
Denslow hall for this evening of Wassaumkeag
Clubs entertainment, thus adding to the pleas
ures a fact much appreciated by club members
and their guests.
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BORN

BOYD: In Prospect, February l, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boyd, daughter.
BUCK. In Bucksport, January IL, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry A. Buck, a son.
DEvEREUX. In Castine, January II, to Mr.
and Mrs Reuben Devereux, a daughter
DIXON. In Camden, January "a, to Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Dixon, daughter.
EELLs. In Camden, January 20, to Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. B. Eells, son.
HEATH. In Castine January 20, to Mr. and
Mrs. Elijah S. Heath, daughter.
MOODY. In Appleton, January %, to Mr. and
Mrs Leroy N. Moody, a daughter
WOOD. In Camden, January "a to Mr. and
Mrs Percy Wood, son.
YOUNG. In Stockton Springs, February l, tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young a son.
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Rev. D. B. Phelan of Waterville is to have
an all-day meeting at Troy Corner church
Saturday February 9Th. All are expected to
bring their dinners and enjoy basket picnic
at the church. Mr. Phelan will also speak
Sunday afternoon. IT,. The High school closed
last week for d two weeks vacation. The
school on Beech Ridge will close this week.
Miss Addie Stone finished her school at Etna
Center last week and returned home Saturday.
The North Troy Reading Club will meet with
Mrs. Otis Rhoades Friday afternoon February
9Th. The Ladies Aid will take dinner with
A. c. Myrick Wednesday, February 10th
Wilmot H. Smith shipped large quantity of
apples and potatoes to Boston last week Po-
tatoes have been selling for 60 cents per bushel
at Unity station the past week In spite of
the terrible storm Saturday, Dr. Cook and DR..
Whitney of Unity were in town that day at
tending to their patients. . Mrs. Deborah
Bickmore, who will be SIS years old February
18th, is quite i'll. The many sick ones are re-
ported to be improving :. Arthur Cunningham
and James Luce left Monday for Portland, to
serve on the jury at the present term of u S.
Court.
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CENTER mon INII.LE

Allen Goodwin has just received from Judge
Oscar A. Marden of Boston, the old plans of
1902 of the Great Pond Settlement (now
Palermo). Judge Marden paid SIS for having
them copied at the Massachusetts archives,
which he did gratis for his native town for
the purpose of correcting and improving the
town plan which had been obliterated by the
wear of time. Among these plans is plan of
Johnsons Mills, (now Branch Mills) as it ex-
listed in 1902, showing that John johnson lived
on the China side of the town line where
Thomas Dinsmore now lives and had 100 acres
of land, it being lot 4. At the north of his
lot lived Thomas Bragg on lot 3, containing
So acres. At the north of Mr.. Bragg lived
Nathan Bragg on lot 2, containing 40 acres.
He settled there in 1898. At the south lived
Nathaniel Danford on lot 5, containing 100
Batchelder, David Bryant, Mr.. Balloon and
Mr.. Towle. On the Palermo side of the town
line lived Gideon Glidden on lot 1 and Daniel
Nelson on lot 116. There is also plan of john
sons mill lot which was swept by fire last year.
80. The Larkin soap club met with Mr.. M. M.
Wentworth last Wednesday. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. J. W. Wentworth. -. Mr.
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ellen Harrison
John Cornforth of Knox was very i'll last week.
but his condition is much improved. Mrs. Jos.
Bryant is helping Mrs. Cornforth.. -. Mrs
Emira Vose, aged Sc years, who lives with her
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Howard tripped and fell
few days ago, injuring her knees so that she
cannot walk. John Nutter recently stuck a
silver in his hand and blood poisoning ensued
DIR. A. M. Small of Freedom is attending him
-. Mrs. Mary Edmunds is ill. Dr. T. N Pear
son of Morrill, is attending her. e.. Mrs. Sarah
Sanford, after passing a few days at her home
in North Montville has returned to her daugh-
ter's... Mrs. George S. Lowell, who has been
away some time for medical treatment, has re-
turned impoved in health. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
S. Erskine were recently in Belfast at her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. I. Whitcomb's The
storm of Saturday was hummer. It took the
most of Sunday to break the roads. The mail
carrier on route 2 from Freedom was unable to
finish his Saturday trip until Sunday afternoon.
....John Cornforth has been very sick the past
week, but at this writing (Monday) is improv-
ing. He rested well last night, and at present
is not suffering with pain. Twenty six lad
les and gentlemen took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Wentworth Wednesday, January
9th, when the Soap Club met at their house,.
The sewing circle met last Thursday at grange
hall. There were twenty ladies' and several
gentlemen present. The ladies tackled puff
and sewed patch work. The afternoon passed
pleasantly. Mr.. Mellin Wentworth has finish
ed off part of the anti-room for library,
with door opening into the hall Saturday,.
Mr.. George Boulter Of Knox, was in town look
ing cattle, sheep, pigs, ETC., for Mr.. Libby last
Friday. He spent Saturday and Sunday at
Mr.. Clifton Morris. The storm prevented his
doing any business. Miss Nettie Ramsery
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MARRIED

CLARK-NEWHALL In Liberty. January &c. by
Rev. E. H. Dinslow Leonard F. Clark of Mere
dith, N. H., and Ora M. Newhall of East Liberty
PAGE WALLACE. In Burlington, November
q, by Charles Jewell ESQ.,, William E. Page OF
Burlington and Mrs Rose B. Wallace of Sears
port.
MEARs-HATCH. In Morrill,, February l, by
Rev. William Vaughan, James N. Mears of Bel
mont and Miss Bertha A. Hatch of Morrill,
WARD THURLow. In Hampden January 25
Freedom G. Ward and Mrs. Minnie NJ Thurlow
of Bangor
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LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
The papers have been signed and accepted
for the new corn-canning factory and it now
looks to be sure thing. Building operations
will commence as soon as the weather will per-
nit, as the main building must be ready for the
machinery by June first. Anderson Moody
lost one of his heavy team horses last week.
The horse was found in the stable with a
broken neck. THE talk in several papers
about our villagers being interested in pro-
posed railroad in Knox county is all fiasco.
Our people are not interested in any railroad
unless it is one that will run through our town.
and the sooner it comes the better they will
like it. Miss Ora M Newhall of East Liber-
ty and Mr.. Leonard F. Clark of Meredith, N.
H.. We're married at the home of the bride
Tuesday, January 26th, by the Rev. E. A.
Dinslow of South Montville. The young
couple were the recipients of many useful
gifts. They will reside in Meredith, N. H..
Mrs. W. L. Cargill is in Bangor visiting rea-
tives There will be public Lincoln centen-
NAL meeting in the church Friday afternoon,
February 18th, at o'clock The Eureka cor
net band will play and there will be songs,
poems and speeches to celebrate the one
hundreth anniversary of the birth of Abraham
Lincoln. The public are cordially invited. =.
Mrs. S. A. White has gone to Brockton,
Mass, for visit of several weeks. We.
N. E. Haskell of Union was in town few
days last week calling on friends. Edward G..
Cox has accepted position as assistant book
keeper with the C. M. Conant Co. of Bangor.
80. Mrs. J. o. johnson is the sick list.
Percy Benner has bought the meat market and
butchery business from Celia R. Nelson. T. E.
Rowell will continue to serve as clerk in the
market :. The home of Mrs Herbert Ryan
was the scene of very pleasant party Thurs
day of last week. About dozen of her friends
accomplished wonders with thimble and
scissors. A bountiful supper was served at 6
o'clock. -. Miss Frank Aver, who has been at
home for several weeks on account of i'll health,
will return to her work at Providence, R. l., on
Saturday Miss Mildred Aver has returned
to Castine to complete her second term at the
Normal School.
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WINTERPt,RT.


Much sympathy was felt for Rev. and Mrs
A. J. Lockhart when it was learned Friday
that disaster had visited them. In the early
forenoon Mrs. Lockhart went to the stove to
throw something in when cloth that she held
under her arm caught fire and her waist was
burning before she realized it. Mr. Lockhart
soon extinguished the flame, but her right arm
was burned and her side under the arm was
blistered. Mr.. Lockhart blistered one of his
hands trying to put out the fire. M S. Lockhart
was very comfortable Friday evening, being
free from pain, greeting her friends every day
with her usual sunny smile. Their many friends
rejoice with them that the accident was not
more serious. Miss Marie Wardwell returned
Saturday from Boston and Portland, where she
has been visiting friends. Mrs. Josie Keller
of Brewer is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Spencer. Capt. Varnum Philbrook has gone
to Boston to be ship-keeper on board SCH Harry
Prescott -. Mrs E. C. Nickerson is quite ill.,
On account of the severe snowstorm Saturday
evening the ferry boats were unable to cross
the river for the first time this winter. Pas
sengers for Winterport, who came by train to
Capt A. Arey, the ferry man :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartman of Bucksport have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Rundlett the past week.
. Thursday and Friday all roads pointed to
C. c. Moody's dry goods store, when it was
announced that there would be a mark down
sale of cotton goods. By nine thirty Thurs
day the store was packed full of women, and
two unhappy men were there also. By ten
o'clock the excitement bordered on frenzy,
when in thirty minute sale the best print in
the store could be purchased for three cents
per yard. There was much merriment. -.
Much sympathy is expressed for w. S. Grant,
who has been suffering from rheumatic fever
and has lately had a relapse. =. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Holmes have been spending few days
with relatives in Monroe and Jackson . Mrs
Fred Knights of Ellingwoods, Conn., is in
Swanville at A. S. Nickerson's for few DAYS.
... C. H. Libby spent few days in Swanville
with his brother-in-law, Albert S. Nickerson,
returning nome Monday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Nealley of Monroe were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Clements Wednesday even
ing The prevailing epidemic has several
victims in its clutches 1t is neither la grippe
cold, catarrh or pneumonia but combination
of all four. Happily there are no fatalities to
record. 4. The big snow storm of Saturday
blocked the roads SO that the mail carriers did
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, January 81. Ar, sch. Star of the
Sea, Newport News; 26, sailed, sch. Clifford N
Carver, Martinique; 20, ar, schs Edward H
Blake, West Point; Etna, Santa Cruz, Cuba; 81
az, sch. Estelle, Belfast, Ga; sid, sch. VIM H
Sumner, Savannah
Boston, January 81. Ar, schs. Jacob M. Has
kell, Baltimore; Helvetia, Charleston; 49, ar
sch. Theoine, Brunswick; James B. Jordan
Jacksonville; Major Pickands, do; Clara E
Randall, do; Viking, Fernandina; Alice Hol-
brook, Baltimore; VIM. L. Douglas, do; Mary
E. Palmer, Norfolk; Margaret Haskell, do
Young Brothers, Newport News; sailed, sch
Henry B. Fiske, Brunswick; %, sid, bark An
tioch, Buenos Ayres; schs. Young Brothers
Newport News for Portsmouth; Gen. E. S
Greeley, Norfolk; 81, ar sch. Mary A. Hall
jacksonville.
Baltimore January 26. Ar, sch. Jas. G. Ray
Port Tampa; sid, SCH Augustus H. Babcock
Galveston; 27, passed down Sparrows Point
sch. Mertie B. Crowley for Boston,
Wilmington, N. c., January 27 Cid, sch
Bayard Hopkins, Bucksport.
Mobile, January r. Sid, schs. Kate Feore
San Juan; Jessie Lena, Havana.
Salem, January 28. Ar, sch. Annie R. Lewis
Stonington, Me- for New York.
Norfolk, January %. Sid, sehs. Dorothy B
Barrett, Boston; Pendeton Satisfaction, New
York Qatter in tow of tug Salutation anc
passed out Virginia Capes)
Fernandina, January 20. Ar SCH Sedgwick
Portland.
Portland January 81 Cid sch. George w
Wells, Baltimore.
Stockton, January 80. Sd Sch Northland
New York.
Stonington, January %. Ar, sch. Loduskia
Boston; sid, sch. Annie B. Mitchell, New York
Fannie & Fay, do; in port, sch. Jennie s. Hall
for New York, ready; 80. ar, sch. Ada Ames
Rockland, to load for New York; sid, sch Jen
ME S. Hail. New York
Honolulu, January 80. AR, stnr Mexican
San Francisco.
Charleston, S. c., February l. Ar SCH Celia
F., Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Hyannis, Mass, Jan. 90. Schr Hannah F
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County Correspondence.
PROSPECT FERRY

PROSPECT FERRY
Mrs. Nancy Jane Heagan died at her home
January 29th, after an illness of two days.
An obituary will appear next week . Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Brewster of Camden were called
here January Both, by the death of their
aunt, Mrs. N. J. Heagan.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Banks were in Bangor on business
several days last week j.. Miss Faustina Hard
ing visited her brorher Frank in Brewer sever
al days last week. The H. H. Club met with
Mrs. A. A. CHM January 9th Miss Hannah
Heagan arrived home from Bangor January
Both :. Capt. A. A. CHM was in Winterport
on business January 30th.
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Rev. B. c. Wentworth, who officiated at the
Methodist church yesterday, with his wife and
daughter returned to Old Orchard this morn
ing.-Gardiner, Reporter Journal. Feb LIST.
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SWANv;LIE CENTER.
Mr.. Doiber has recently lost two horses
Mrs. Werts returned to her home in Frankfort
last Saturday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grant of Frankfort visited Mr.. and Mrs Joshua
Littlefield Thursday. u. Mr.. Martin Nickerson,
who lost his fingers recently, is doing as well as
possible. Mr.. Martin Robertson is having an
attack of rheumatism. >. Mr.. Joshua Littlefeld
is to go to Hebron, Me- to be treated for
tuberculosis and his friends wish him speedy
cure ard early return to his home. Mrs. Little
field will remain at the farm to care for the
stock, etc.. Sunday the men broke roads for
the first time this winter and Saturdays storm
was the worst for the winter thus far. ...
Charles Curtis did not have the pneumonia as
some papers reported and now is slowly gain
ing each day. The admission to the school
exhibition at the Grange hall, February 5th is
10 cents for adults, cents for children. There
will be homemade candy for sale and party
for the young people after the entertainment
.... The teachers in town Monday were unable
to get to their schools, the roads were so badly
drifted.. MIR. A. S. Nickerson still remains in
the same condition.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-02-04

The Committee un lr'a- a
will give public hearHe
Fish and Game Commas ,a
House in Augusta. Wa'
at p. m. "A
No. ID. On an act D.1
gray and black squire.
By order of the comm g.. ~
3w4 HARRY 81 tI'.
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MARINE MISCELLANY.

Hyannis, Mass, Jan. 90. Schr Hannah F.
Carleton, Stockton Springs for New York, put
in here today for repairs. She lost large
part of her deckload of Jumper during a squat
Tuesday night, in which the foregaff was
broken mainsail split and after cabin flooded.
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The Committee on ln.an
Will give public htarn- N SO
Fish and Game Comml-5''' .-I
House in Augusta, Nedne-''
2. p. m. r.
On petition of c. NJ. l'''..' }..r
ing for regulations upon '-h
and tributaries in WaIdv t'-
BY order of the commute V
2w5 HARRY NJ t'''''
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The Committee on tyga -,..
hearing in its room at -h' ..c
gusta, Wednesday, Fcblaa mn pI
No. 90. An act tu aa sgsat
Thorndike to remove sM
cemeteries.
Per Order of the Conn sa
3W5 kLlSl'H