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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-22

Gus Mccormick Of the south side
left on Wednesday to spend \ few
weeks at his old home in Ohio.
Miss Bertha Johnson visited over
Sunday with the home folks At Suther-
lsnd. Nebraska.
D. C. Shelter and J. Jordan of VIII
cox, Nebraska. are hire this week
with a bunch of land seekers.
.. o. Anderson left here Tuesday to
visit several points in Nebraska.
James N. Buchanan made business
trip to Sutherland and North Platte the
latter part Of last week.
The Sedgwick Implement company
has force of men excavating cellar
on the hill to store potatoes during the
winter.
The County Commissioners were
looking over the roads in this vicinity
Monday.
r. T. McGrew came down from
Denver Sunday morning.
Rev. Caase of Fort Collins preached
in the M. E. church here Sunday even
ing.
N. s. King. whe lives west Of town,
met with IN accident in which he got
his collar bone broken. last week. He
is progressing favorably under Dr..
Lewis care.
G. H. Finn, the tree man from
Wood River, Nebraska, was here this
week.
C. j. Pope of Grand Island is in
Sedgwick looking after his land inter-
ests here
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CHARLES M. robson

LaUyev
Office Citizens Bank Blk. Rooms IS
Practice in all the Courts Of Colorado
and Nebraska
TeIep6sne ~. Jsiesbssy. Csis.
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Sasmlmons.

State Of Colorado. ..
County Of Sedgwick, ~
In the District Court
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Os,unss hav~ bsrs ps1D4eA sRe
.ssntis0 esenAas psssets1 eaareeoaau
th~ carsse e ti.e ist~ e q. Hsrinaa.
While n ses,eeai Prsss aa1 psaPas
have hees slow Ia caoneoA ~ NJ
and rerorA of tAe hellast 0naArise.
tber~ has beea 0Ase - leas q IT, ~
loWirs onet ~ co0O0af:
Haysnsa Vas ~ 80 - Q posP
s,.achse. He h.d - pail 80 ~
shses eGset e Wtn Dsver - 80 his
WAY froO the o0etOA to the t.2 q ~
tina Ociai la1der: thess6aer-
Here y h0Ve for th~ pooe ~. The
door q eppsrtnall1y y vt1e oOoa. eD-
uIste HssFisass's earsss.
One ninister Whu.e ehaFch ~ ~.
eatsd By the coesribstioss of IT, rag:
nate stsoA ~ n Haii stvest = tell
Row Hauimaa ND tsioaOn1 - the
church sal ufesA 0thers b oeaeaA sad
said to the clerks asd beoksss Oathsesd
about hin:
If yes - ~ weii ~ be ~. psshaps
In tine yoa may reach TIE aa0s place. +"
lt b ths sane Old reas0oiAg:
Harriaas Wss p00e ard Obscure. By
effort ~ woa wealth anA fA0e. He
vas ssccessfui: thsrsfore-
Haffimaa vas q Fsat as1 sdaisa-
be character. WhO = wusthy Of yoor
initsttoa-
Let ~ look itttle deeper and sak Q
t.w questio0s. Was this uDAn's hte
noble? Nd he wis fairly: DID ~
violate his consaiescs. o. ~ - bsve
nicely balanced conacieaee? Di1 be
injure OTHERS? What wsee hls Meals
Of life? How diA ~ succeed?
That - ciimbaA ~ the ladder ef
material sucs,eas sfguss sothing - %
:he man's character. Aud. bssides-
II be yscceeded By unfair Dstho6s
be was NOT fADoss. bSt INF
II he foapd success b. disreputabos
methods only. this b pr"ved. asd oely
this: The door of opportunity is opsa-
10 the unscrupui0os:
II 10 not asserted heee that Mr.. aar-
riman was uusce0poloos. Wbea his
life WORT y propesiy sam0ed Up by
impartial history the verdict will b
made.
II is yet too early to faIiy pass upos
bis life and career. Few Of ua are able
to distinguish between the private and
public morals Of the men Of bis gen
Grafton. Bat
What ID here objected TO n the dis
position In certaia circles tn hold suc-
cessful men up ~ examples for out
young men simPay because these men
have been auCce9Rful.
The question OHGht to be not merely.
Ibid he succeed
The Iuestion ouSht 10 be. "HOW did
he sMceed?"
More and more b the latter question
being asked. TIE time 10 nearly past
when the mantle Of success can be
made to covef q multitude Of sins.
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S0Do0a
'!::'' =; Z Z -; :: r., $: e....
1Ae NsvJessey Psas. GaaDl
lnssssans Ceapeay. . esr-
Nal. Gssres b. NJ,
Di:dsieA Krs9sl. end c. J.
IAe Psspls e ~ Stats q cslsee1a.
fe ths DefeaAaa1s ahove nam61-
CsestiaG:
Yes are ksrssy ss@.irsd - sppsar u
- aetisa bgeagS1 aGaiast yss - ~
ehsvs aansd 1aaistik. u ths Dtslsiet
CssFt q IL Cssaey Il 6sdgviek.
0tass ef CeeesaAo. and aaeWs1 IL ee0-
psaiat thsrsin WitAis twsaty 6Ays sftse
H. sssvies hsesel. u ysa sre sssvs1
within III esaaty: Il sssvs1 ost ef
this esunty. q BY Pehieatisa, withia
thirty days aftse sssvies hss0sf sxe3as-
I've q tie day of sssvies; q tsdgnsat
b. dsfsult wil b. taken aGliaGk yss
seeseding - ths prayer II ~ esa-
plaiat
II . copy Of tie ooaaplaiat - nst
ssrvsa upea yos hseevitk, - u esevies
- msds out Of ths Ststs ef CeSeeado.
ten days additioaal - tAat obeve spee-
Msd skah b allowed fer yeur appoor-
anes and ansWse y said setisa.
This y IN aetiea brought . fssseaess
9 nertgaGe nads ~ De delsadant,
yeAn ]. Neal. - tSs plaintiA. daAsd
Dsesnbef list, 1871. nd alsd for ~
cesd In de- olRies ths C5ssk snd Rscerd-
q Of ths county Of esdgwiek. stets Of
CsSoeedo, and Fsese6sd ct pags 90 In
Book q of ths rsoseds Of seid 0(lIes.
which mo!tgaGe y upon. and convey
- the plaintiff, ~ following described
lond ard promises, situate tn tbe ceun-
y Of 6edgviek. state of Colorado, To-
ut: The East eee-half (E l-O Of See
tiea Nine (sl Of Township E!svsn an
H. Sixth Principal Meridian g P. ~.
more o. lees. according 70 ths Govern
the Union Pacific Railroad, and ths
Rstsrssn Canal, end ths Public Road,
tagsther with I'll end singular the ten
sments, hereditamsnts and appurte-
nenees theres,nto belonging or In any
wise thereto eppsftainine, to secure
the payment Of 4 peemissosy note for
the principal sum Of Thirty 1--we Hund-
rcd Fifty Dollars (es6s0. .00) mads and
delivered by tie defendant John J.
Neal to ths plaintiff 90 the day Of its
date to-wit, December 2lst, 1907. pay
eble 70 the order Of the plaintiff ninety
days after said date, with interest at
the rate Of 6 per cent per annum from
said date, and also the sum Of Twenty
seven Hundred Fourteen Dollars and
Eghty-one eents (e27l4.8l) for assess
ments and taxes on said lands and
premises, advanesd and paid, Or b be
advanced and paid by the plaintiff, and
N attorneys Zee In the sum Of Three
Hundred Dollars (eS0o. .oo), and for the
costs of action, - will more fully ap-
pear from the complaint in said action
TO which reference ID hereby made.
Witness, C. n. Harris, clerk Of said
court, with the seal thereof hersunto
afixed, At olFice, in Aforesaid county Of
Sedgwick, this 23rd day Of June, 1909.
C. N. HARRIS,
Clerk.
(seal)
First publication Oct. 8.
nat na,hlicatiOn Oct p
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-22
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Huha1e 6 VI

hsAaes e VI
0enAs e CeassaAA
Csa.1y 4 eedgUisk, n
i H. Css.ey CssFt n Ptshots.
n Asaple q H. otete - Cs1asa1D.
= oeesis 8aee9 CsesEs Cilhsgt.
Rsg Gil1sst RieAae3 .. Gt|ksst, A.
H L Cahsrt visA A. Gilhest, and
Cassass n. chset gFss<iag:
Vhsssas, L ~ hssa aads = appear
y - city ss..t g 8:a6vsek
8. 9. 81 -: -. n:.:s..1. 6.:a.
-, Ashlsy L Gilhsst visls A.
hsiss. lagaAsss cd dsvissss e Jsha C.
r. CiISssk - tAa3 ysu ssaids ss4 Il
u seals e CslssaAs. end that yss are
aao-seai1saeA e ~ staas e C6lssado,
NoW, tAsCo6aeo, n aeessaanes vith
~ pssviaisas e IL stsasts h aseh
cess aads - pgosi1ed, ~ ~ ssasF
Il ee0st 6sly 1a1s cd setssed, ysu are
hsesby nstihsd list an instsu.lsat Of
wEitiag psspsstiag - b. ~ last will
aad ts0taasat e IL said ysAa C. n.
Gieset deesaosd, Was prsseetsd to
- essst 6se peobets - ths llta day
q 1sptsnbse, a. D. -. by Anna II.
Cilbsst, rseiAag q JsIesssrs, b tAs
STATE a Celoeado; that IL sofd doee-
dsat vas, st ~ tins q ~ daesass, .
resident Of 8sdgwiek csunty, b tAe
s&ats a CsSsrad0; that ths saA deee-
dsat, according 70 ~ said alleged will
devised aad b6qpaathsd his peepesty In
ths wacds I'D 6gssss followiaG. tovit:
6eeoad. II give end bsqosath - ny
dauGhtsf, Ethel nillse aes Cilheet, the
s0@ Of ten (elO.0o) dollars.
Third. give end bequeath g my
daughter, Bessie NeesAsid nee Gilbert,
the sum Of tsn e.00l dollars.
Fsarth.-I give and beguseth 70 my
beloved wife, Annie n. Gilbert, during
her natural life. ny undivided intseset
In and 10 DE- south ons-half g ~ Of
Section Twsnty-six (9O, Township
Elevsn (ll) noeta. Range Forty-three
(43). West Of de Sixth Principal Assi-
dian. In 6edgwiek county. Colorado,
ths remainder thereof 10 my children
Psrisy Edna Baeeunb nee Gilbsrt,
Gees6. Gilbert, Roy Gilbert. RieAard
2; G!lssrt. G. A! A.h!sy I Gilbsst. etc. C!arsnee
and share alike, b thsm and their
heirs forever.
Fifth. An the rest, residue and re-
0soAhNSDH W uAx OOSosGs k0ose ROtU0SsoS
and mixed, 1herssoever situate, Of
which may die ssissd or possssssd, or
70 which may BE- entitled at ths time
Of my decease I give. devise and BE-
queaA to my wife, Anais n. Gilbert,
to have and to hold the same 10 her,
absolutely and forever.
You are hereby notified to be and
appear before said court at county eourt
room in the court house in Julesburg,
in the county Of 6sdgwick, in the state
Of Colorado, on the 1st day Of Novem-
ber, A. D., 1903. at 10 O'Clock .. m., Of
said day, then and there to attend the
hearing on The probate Of the said a.
Keyed last will and testament Of the
said John C. n. Gilbert, deceased, and
further to do and perform what shall
then, by the said court be required and
adjudged.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of said
court at my Office In Julesburg, in said
county: this llth day ef SsPtemhsr. A.
Judge and Ex-O -Ohicio Clerk Of the
County Court, Sedgwick County,
Colorado. TSeal1
First publication Sept. II.
Last publication Oct. l6.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-22
Heart toHeart
Talks.
me auseEs ~ 0sspoay.
~ OWU a. NVD.

TUG 0nD6Es ~ 0lST0aY.
TIE epsr,'eatins At tie 0os bss1ssdGh
saaivessary q the investtoa - IT,
stsaobsat BY fNuitoa lrosstt cot sooe
iaaeseatinx reAectioss.
Ose incident 10 the iiSe Of ruiteo
which r. nSt seneraily kn0wu Glossy
toocheA tn carver u ths great No
poisaa Boaaparte asA h sst vithsoa
its bess0as.
Every schooiboy ks0ws sbsat ths
failure a Napoassa TO cFsss the Eao.
lish chaeses vaeA his ssisiag sAips an1
thss iavade EnsiasA. WITT wkseh
country y was nearly always at wss.
At great expeuse the Frsseh sso-
eesi atted oct . large var oset. ss0
then be waited day after DAY snd wesk
after week for q favorable wiaa-la
vain.
While be vas thus eating oct his
heart In iapatsence Robert rultos
sought - asAience WITH him.
This A0ertcan citiseo wanted Q
chance to demonstrate to the e@pese9
the possibility IT navigating ve'Aaeis
BY steam aud regardless Of winds and
waves.
Napoeos said:
Tell him ri give him just q mis-
ute."
1t ts evident from the sequel the ta-
patient and harried Napoleon gave bst
little more than the minute to the e.
plantations Of Fulton. and his MIND
was probably far away during ~
time.
Such are the hinges upon which TIE
gates Of history have sometimes tus1-
I'd.
1t Il not strange perhaps. that most
VI bis fellow c0untrymen sbosid hare
called the inventors experimental
boat "Fulton's folly"
But It IL rather strange that the
great EapOieOn. WIN seldom Ovefin0k-
I'd u chance aud who was hnspltal.le
In his treatment Of new IDEAS. should
iave given Robert Fulton such scant
attentioa.
Had the emperor heedeti he migAt
have succeeded In bis invasion and
changed the cOurse Of empire.
II Ia just a. well for poxterity that
Napoeon turned Fulton down.
II was better that the man who Kill
I'd the doctrine II the divine right Of
kings shOald have met hbs fate amid
the SHOWS Of RUSSIAN winter and at
Waterloo.
But the lessons are on the surface Of
the story itseif.
One il this: II you have something
that is really worth while. do not be
discouraged heeause the great or the
influential fail to see its merits.
And the other Ia:
No man. however big, can afford to
overlook a helpful suggestion from
nny. source. however humble.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-22

State OF CObOfAd0,
County Of Sedgwick, ~
In the District Court.
E. E. Armour,
" Plaintiff,
F. N. Stoddard, and all un-
known persons having, or
having had, or claiming to Summons.
have an interest in the sub
ject matter of this action,
~ heirs, devisees, grantees,
assigns, or otherwise,
Defendants,
The People of the State of Colorado,
To F. N. Stoddard, and all un-
known persons having, or having
had, or claiming to have, an inter-
est in the subject matter Of this
action, as heirs, devisees, gran
tees, assigns, or otherwise, the de-
PENDANTS above named-Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the District
Court of Sedgwick county, state of
Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. if served within this
county; or, if served out of this county,
or by publication, within thirty days
after the service hereof. exclusive of
the day Of service; or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of the complaint; and
if copy Of the complaint in the above
entitled action be not served with this
summons, or If the service hereof be
made out of this state, then ten DAYS
additional to the time hereinabove spec
flied for appearance and answer viii be
allowed before the taking of judgment
by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet
the title to Lots and and fractional
Lots I, Z, and in Block 70 of Clark
sons Second Addition to Denver juno
ton, now Julesburg, and fractional
Lots 4, z, 8 and in the Union Pacific
Railway Company's Second Addition to
Denver Junction, now JulesburR, all in
Sedgwick county, Colorado, ~ will
more fully appear from the complaint
in said action to which reference il
here made.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear, and to answer the
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintiff will demand judgment
quieting in him the title to the above
described property, and enjoininR the
defendants and each of them and all
persons claiming by, through or under
them, or any of them, from interfering
with the plaintiffs title when 50 quiet
ed, and from asserting any claim i'd
verse thereto.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said court at Julesburg in said county,
this 14th day of September, A. b.
1909.
c. M. HARRIS,
Clerk of the District Court,
Sedgwick County, Colorado.
(seaD
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Last publication Nov. S.
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Dll &C q iaaeiisse seaef lrsa
UnAJ d. 2sep's hlatle oiafneae.
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Benefit Of Good Reads.

The effect Of the good rad upon
shutting farms fs marvellous. Farm
ers living close to the road are inva-
riatly Improving the appearance Of
their homes and grounds by painting.
repairing and building new houses.
Many whose homes were coosidera-
HE distance from the rnad have aban-
done.l their old fashioned homes and
buiIt neat new one< close to the pub
lie road. And the entire length Of the
road presents proererous. progressive
appearance. That Is complete pic
ture Of the change that takes place
Why ts anybody against good roads?
1svn Improvement Eathusssst. :
Jeuks-Are you AN advocate Of the
city beautiful?
Jinks-I am. would like to zee ~.
cry trolley pole in town made ~ beau-
tifui ~ q BARRIERS sign.
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Wanted.

Girl to do general house work Mrs.
R. S. Campbell, Julesburg, Colorado.
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" EST FREMONT.

Lewis Higgins and wife, OF Ellsworth,
visited F. w. Lunt and wife last week.
Capt. William Dix, who has been suf-
iering with rheumatism, is much better.
Ward Butler, OF Bluehill, has been
spending few days with relatives in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Maria Dodge and Miss Cook, of
Everett, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Dodge's
sister. Mrs. F. W. Lunt.
Master Harvey Clark, who has been Wis
iting his sisters, Kate and Julia, in Port
land, came home Thursday.
The piece OF State road being built at
fremont under the supervision OF L. w.
Rumill, was completed July9.
John Leland and wife, OF Ellsworth,
spent few days recently with Mrs. Le-
lands sister, Mrs. F. w. Lunt.
Mrs. George Walls and daughter Ethlyn
came from Rockiand Thursday to visit her
mother. Mrs. Lizzie Thurston. Her hus-
band came Friday.
Edna Lunt, OF South Portland, came last
Thursday to visit her cousins, Grace and
Marguerite Clark, who are keeping house
for their mother while she is in Province
town, Mass.
July u. THELMA.
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SPRAY.
CRANBERRY ISLES.

Miss c. E. vose, of Boston, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Lesnder r. Bunker is visiting rela-
tives in Portland.
Capt. S. n. Bulger is suffering greatly
from cataract on the eye.
HOLSTERS are very scarce here and many
men are taking up their pots.
The Busy Bee club has made great inn
provements in the Bunker cemetery.
Charles Stanley is the master workman
on the new house of Perley d. Stanley.
Edward Brewer and family, Of Holbrook.
Mass, have arrived at their summer home
here.
John B. Steele and Fred Erickson are
excavating cellars, upon which they will
build soon.
Bishop Mckay Smiths steam yacht vir-
ginia, was launched from Stanley's dock a
few days ago.
Frank A. johnson and wife have arrived
from Gloucester, Mass, and are at Mrs.
Lucinda Stanleys.
Mrs. Florence squirting, VINO mas been IN
Orland the past few weeks for her health,
is much improved, and expects to return
home soon.
Miss Schassa g. Rowe, of Boston, arrived
Thursday to spend the season with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Rowe, at her
cottage here.
| Mrs. Ella Nash and niece, of Steuben,
and Mr.. Dowd, son and grandson, Of Bos-
ton, are visiting at the home Of Richard
Harding and wife.
| Charles Hammond, who came here to &c
in Mr.. Coiton's yacht, has been obliged ia
| return to his home at Gouidsboro on
account of poor health.
Mrs. Myrs g. Steele, who has been visit
ing her children here, has returned to
Somerville, Mass, where she has been en-
ployed for the past two years.
Arthur A. Joy is the mail carrier OF this
town now. Gilbert Rosebrook, the former
carrier, carried the mail for the last twelve
years, and gave great satisfaction.
Mrs. Eva Richardson and daughter
Evelyn, who have been visiting relatives
and friends here, have returned to their
home at the Cape Elizabeth light station.
July 12. r.
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EGYPT.
July IS.

F. Wayland West and wife spent Sum
day in Lsmoine.
Norris Savage and Lyle Woodwork, OF
Bar Harbor, spent Sunday with Mr.. Saw
ages parents, Samuel Savage and wife.
Mrs. Olive Remission and Miss Abbie
Hutchins have gone to Bar Harbor, where
they have employment for the summer.
William r. Jordan. fireman on the
steamer Sappho, was the weekend guest
OF his parents, George Jordan and wife.
Mrs. Hollis Coombs spent Saturday and
Sunday in Bar Harbor with her husband,
who is employed there. Mrs. George
Coombs, OF West Franklin, cared for Mas
ter Harold while her daughter was away.
Friends of little George Clark, who was
operated on for appendicitis at the home
of his parents, are glad to know that he is
gaining rapidly. Miss Gertrude Crabtree,
trained nurse, who has been caring for
him, went home Sunday.
July 10. G,
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after spending their vacation with Mrs.
Saulsbury's mother, Mrs. Aubine Wooster.
Mrs. Loney Blaisdell visited Mrs. James
Butler recently.
Mrs. e. z. Abbott and daughter Miss
Nellie are visiting friends in Caribou.
Miss Leila Gordon and Miss Vida Spring.
or were guests OF Mrs. c. P. Cook last
week.
Miss Hazel Merchant was weekend
guest OF Miss Marion Chester at Hancock
Point.
Friends OF Mrs. Abbie Brinkworth, who
went to the East Maine general hospital,
Bangor, for medical aid, are pleased to
hear that she Is improving.
July 10. K. A. Y.
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SOUTH GouLpsBoRo.

Miss Hiida swazey is visiting relatives
in Dexter.
Miss Pauline wass, of Boston, is SPEND
ing the summer at Mrs. Nettie Bunkeris.
Mr.. Marshall, with wife and two chill
dren, Of Massachusetts,, is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Lucy Haskins.
Mrs. Sadie Tracy, who has been danger
ously i'll, is gaining. Miss Jessie Bunker,
trained nurse from Boston, is caring for
her.
Mrs. Alba Pendieton, OF Winter Harbor,
has been spending week with her sister.
Mrs. Hannah Sargent, who is in poor
health.
Frank Sargent and son billiard, of
Brighton, Mass, returned to their home
Monday. after spending a few days with
his parents, David Sargent and wife.
Miss Edith, who came with them, will
stop few weeks with her grandparents.
July IL. H.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Eugene Thurston, the jeweler, has
moved into the George Harmon house,
which has been thoroughly renovated for
his occupancy.
S. S. Thornton, OF Houlton, Joined his
wife here for few days last week, re-
turning home with her on Monday to at
tend to the duties of the probate court.
Nat Finney, OF somerville, Mass, came
on Saturday to visit his brother, j. r.
Finney, who is still critically i'll. Mil
dred, adopted daughter OF the invalid,
came on Sunday for the season.
The annual fair and safe OF the ladies'
aid society OF the Congregational church
will be held Wednesday, Aug IS, at
Masonic hall. Rev. Mr.. Goodwin is
arranging to have Hawaiian lecture
given for the evening entertainment.
Rev. David n. Beach, president OF
Bangor theological seminary, delivered a
powerful sermon on the good young man Is
question OF: ''What shall do that may
inherit eternal life?" The threefold pre-
cept- be true to the inner gospel, be true
to your fellowman and be true to God, was
illustrated in clear and forcibIe way.
Among the guests at the Dirigo are Gen
eral Woodruff and wife, OF Washington
who have spent several seasons here. The
general has fine war record, and was
among the nots BILE speakers at the Memo
rial day services at Princeton this year
He kindly remembered some OF his friends
here with copy of the speech, which was
a most eloquent one.
AT parish meeting OF the Congrega-
tional church, the matter of calling pas
tor was discussed, and it was unanimously
voted to extend call to Rev. Mr.. Robin
son, who has lately closed his passionate at
Stonington. Mr.. Robinson conducted the
services in the morning as assistant to DR..
Beach, and will soon move his family into
the Robinson house, the home OF the late
Mrs. Abigail Robinson.
Much interest and some hot discussions
prevailed at Masonic hall Friday last,
when the voters gathered to see if auto
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The Patterson travelling company gave
an entertainment in Mountain View
grange hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bernice Phillips and two children,
Mildred and Galen, of Bangor, were guests
of j. L. Fogg and wife recently.
Florence Booker, who has been spend
ing the past fortnight with Mrs. M. G,
Clark, has returned to her home on Bart
lett's Island.
Mrs. Agnes Mayo, who has been visit
ing relatives in Roskland the past week,
came home Wednesday. Her little
nephew, Elmer Reed came with her.
Mabelle, little daughter of j. M. Mosley
and wife, met with painful accident las.
Friday morning, when needle penetrated
her foot. She was taken to the Bar Har-
Dor hospital.
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Miss Addie Damon is home for the
summer.
Miss Helen Weed is visiting her father,
F. B.Weed.
Mrs. John Frost and daughter are at
Mrs. Charles Gray's.
Mrs. Rebeccs Tapley, Of Melrose, Mass,
is the guest OF s. c. Lowe.
Capt. George l.. Holden, his son
Atheltop, and Cecil Hardy arrived home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Nancy Whitmore returned home
to Camden last Tuesday. Mrs. Willis W.
Scott accompanied her home for short
visit.
Mrs. F. Collins Powers went to Boston
last Tuesday, returning Thursday with .
friend, Mrs. H. NJ. Hodgdon, OF Groton,
Conn.
Admiral Lowe, wife and daughter, who
have been at Capt. Lafayette Thompson's
the past week, have gone to Little Deer
Isle to stop at George Snowman's.
The arrivals At F. e. Hardy's the past
week are J. c. Rogers and wife, Washing
ton, d. c., H. F. Reed and wife, OF welles-
ley Hills, Mass, Frank E. Pigott and wife
and Miss Dorothy Budd, OF Rochester,
n. Y.
July Is. H.