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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-01


Mrs. Leslie M. Pratt was hostess
this afternoon at her home on North
Fifth street to the ladies of the
Rebekah Book and Thimble club:
The usual pleasant pastimes OF sew
Ing and reading were enjoyed. and
dainty refreshments were served at
the close. + ,
Entertained 1t Crookston.
Crookston Times: Miss Winnifred
Graves entertained Informally Satur-
day evening at her apartments in the
Colorado flats. The invited guests in
cluded the Misses Meehan of Grand
Forks. Gertrude Meehan of Grand
Forks. Tibbits Of Grand Forks, Clara
Mcmillan, Gertrude Stone, Junia Gal
lup and Edna Wilde.
To Go Abroad.
A Fargo party including Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. w. Smith, Miss Adele Smith
and Pomeroy Smith will sail on
March 4 on the steamer Carmenia for
Mediterranean ports with the expec-
tation OF remaining in that delightful
part Of the world for four months.
~
Ashwill. Young Wedding.
A wedding of Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Musick
near Williston was that of Miss Car
RE Olive Young and Roy Ashwill,
both we'll known young people of that
city. Rev. +. 8. Hollett performed
the ceremony and the wedding music
was rendered by Mrs. Dan Altman.
Miss Cora Boyd attended the bride az
bridesmaid while Branch Young was
the groom's escort.
Not Improving Rapidly.
Miss Vera Kelsey's many young
friends will regret to hear that she is
again confined to her bed and though
her condition is not serious it will
be some time before she is able to
resume her studies at the university,
Miss Kelsey suffered injuries from
falling on the Ice several weeks ago
and for a few days was able to be
around but the exertion proved too
much for her. giving her setback.
Mrs. Dinnie Leaves Sunday.
Mrs. James Dinnie who, with her
husband and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Din.
ME Of Minot. will enjoy a two OF
three weeks eastern trip, will leave
next Sunday evening for Minneapolis
and st. Paul and on Tuesday will be
Joined by the rest of the party. AT.
ter few days there they will go to
Washington, D. c., stopping at Chi.
cago and Milwaukee enroute, to visit
Miss Vivian Dinnie at National Parh
seminary.
Important Meeting On.
The chairmen Of all the Y. w. c. A
committees who have recently beer
appointed by the president are hold.
ing their first meeting at the Y. w. c
A. building this afternoon. the session
being called at 1880 o'clock. The la.
dies will discuss plans for the year ir
the several departments and when 6
foundation is established the mem
1bers of the various committees will
further the plans. Those in attend
ance are Miss Beatrice tombstone
religious work; Miss Helen Davies
gospel services; Mrs. Jean Saunder
son, bible study; Miss Mollie Aldrich
mission study; Mrs. Sidney Clarke
educational; Mrs. A. G. Schultheis
social;,. Mrs. e. j. Lander, member
ship; Mrs. J. M. O'Neale., finance;
Mrs. p. s. Houghton, house.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. I


To Keep Gloves From Soiling.
Nothing is sol'hard on gloves as
carrying mum. :, It.will quickly soil
dark kid, while white is often ruined
at one wearing.
To avoid this many girls keep old
gloves to use with the mum. This ia
all right IL the hands were never TAX
en- out Of the fur covering, but is i'm
possible when one is going to call
or to reception.
One girl wears a loose pair of cot
ton gloves over her kid ones and
pulls them of when entering q house.
Easier yet is to pin a handkerchief
inside the mum to prevent the gloves
from soiling.
Is Member Of Senate.
The marchioness Of Londonderry,
one of the most intellectual and high
ly gifted women Of the twentieth CEN
fury has been appointed by the king
to be member Of the first senate of
the Queens university, ireland. For
many years the marchioness has iden-
titled herself very closely with mat
tiers affecting women in Ireland az
also in England, and no one has done
more to awaken q keen interest in
Irish industries than herself
Suggestions From Spring.
Delicately lovely is the new ma.
terial, "aeroplane," of a fairy wing
sheerness, mere breath of gauze
pleated and shirred and caught with
def fingers to form the most ador.
able theater hat.
Little rings Of roses are used to
catch up chiffon draperies.
A new cut In skirts of tweed OF
cheviot is a straight panel back and
front with circular. sides.
The chiffon tunics over satin gowns
are hemmed with q deep velvet band
of darker color, giving curiously
pleasing fabric contrast.
The Virginia shoe is an attractive
novelty, with its daintily beaded toe
and instep.
A New Invention.
A new alarm clock is so arranged
that it speaks, instead of rings the
hours. BY the means of certain pho.
nograph attachments the voice of any
person may be used to announce the
hour, and through q change of rec
ords, several different voices may be
used.-Exchange.
| Now what do you know about that
What direful news to the girl whit
likes to sleep long after the getting
up" hour is passed. 1t is an cas-,
matter to learn to sleep to the music
of the alarm clock-it is quite a
soothing as lullaby after you've be
come accustomed to it. but to thinl
Of hearing voice, and perhaps {
voice you don't exactly love, yelling
at you in the early hours, is anything
but a pleasant thought.
For the Child's Futsre.
To encourage chi6henSao save mon
ey give them as pennies. eacl
week as they sse3a3ls old, and al
low them to. saV9S s., =
When. eachH ha wed Is put it IL
a bank andSad6 toSsdt eaa year.
It's: eryf lit bel filming, bu
children Fiji Slhohes in asfeal banl
are&svery esirioAs of saddingsAo it.
.ssN lie. time thesslittle folks ar
Igf6Wn.there win be 4 good bank &C.
count which will be helpful during
college days. =; -.
nj : b
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PRONE
DAY
SIN
S0cIE ~
"with Time and . sto,ns.r

49, "With Time. and q sIolns.r
The days are long and the body
weary, 7h
But a bit Of a song keeps a mans
heart CHEEKY,
And gladdens his eyes, though the
skies be dreary.
Heigh-ho for q bit of q song!
The bars are strong and the stones
are cold,
But a bit of a song Keeps a mans
heart bold,
And hopes grow bright as the night
grows old.
Heigh-ho for a bit Of a song!
Whep the hearts in tune the sun
shines bright,
And a bit Of a song keeps q mans
heart light.
With time and song all wrong comes
right!
Heigh-ho for a bit of a song!
r.. e. B. Hall.
Miss Turner Improving.
Friends of Miss Madeline Turner
who Is Ill at her home on South Fifth
street with typhoid fever will be
pleased to hear that she Is now get
ting along nicely and hopes not to be
confined to her bed much more than
a week longer.
Pretty Farewell Honor. -.
Mrs. Edward Kenworthy happily
entertained company of friends at
her apartments in the Wisner block
on Monday evening as a farewell
honor to Miss Nellie Rollins who took
her departure this morning for her
new home in the west.
Had jolly Time.
G. w. Colborn who with Mrs. Col
born Is among the Grand Forks win
ter tourists in California writes in
terestingly Of the jolly time which
was had on Washington's birthday at
the sixth annual reunion Of the form
er residents of Minnesota. North and
South Dakota at Mission Cliff pavilion
in San Diego. 1t was one of the hap
piest days of their trip so far and
everyone who took part in the de-
lightful festivity had the same feeling
when 1t was over. The colony Of resi-
dents from these three great states
of the middle west is rapidly grow
ing in California and this association
Is doing its utmost to make life In the
sunny cline one continuous round OF
pleasure. The officers Of the associa.
ton are F. d. Teall. president; J. p
christensen, vice president; c. A
Buckland. secretary, and B. F. Wood
man. treasurer. AS the guests arrived
they were given q cordial greeting by
the members of tn reception commit
tee, Mesdames NJ. H. Lamb, o. A,
auckland. Prof. Ross, j. Chamberlin
and L. F. Hurd, and then given neat
program which was as follows:
Prof. Pete w. Ross.
Address of welcome. .............
Vice President Christensen.
Address-"Washingtou,, Saml Adams
AID Lincoln ........
;.:2S--"Dreams". .... .Aut Stretzke
Myrtle Mae auckland.
ADDRESS
L. A. Sweet
Piano solo Selected
Joseph Heaffer.
ADDRESS ..........sssss.
George Winship.
fOcm
G. w. Colborn.
Address ....................
j. r. Linsey. .
America.
sir. and Mrs. Colborn will leave
San Diego on March 9 for few days
with Mr.. Colborn's cousin lat Upland
and will then go to San. Antonio, Tex,
for a few weeks, expecting to reach
home by May 1. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lawson took passage on the steamer
governor from San Diego Tuesday for
Los Angeles and Mr.. and Mrs. Win
ship leave today for Denver, planning
to be home by April Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colborn celebrate
their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary
in April and the trip they have taken
this winter they have termed their
st,o,,o,,,,ooorO nc o,,oh an ovfonoivo 0nn
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Desk room in very desir-
able location on North Third street.
Inquire of E S. kneeland at the G.
N. Express Office. No. I. North Third
Street- $3.50
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Kantrowitz Of New York we're inter-
ested guests At the theater last even
ing.
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WANTED AT oNcE-First class all
found blacksmith and woodworker.
v ork the year around. Must be
an preferred. Must be sober man.
Write to H. F. Schroeder. Holmes,
N. D.
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WANTED-work Of any kind by
strong. capable young man. Can
furnish references II desired. Ad-
dress $50 care Of the Evening Times.
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ROOMMATE WAITED

WANTED-Lady roommate with good
references. Call 60-M. N. w.
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MAGNETIC HEALING

n. l.. atna vAuS-N,AI,.Nr.IIEa r:A..s
or lassiSte0 ny Eoith KeynVlQvll
Treats IA! acute and chronic I'M.
eases. Appendicitis and ali female
troubles speciality. Permanently
located In Grand Forks. Office ovef
SchlaberE and Grintin's. Both
Phones S8S.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

wANTED-A position by man as
foreman on farm. Address 1011
Times office.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WE Buy, Sell or Exchange, oxender
z Secondhand store. 131 South Third
); street. Both phones 513-M.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

AT oNCE-IIarnessmak
one who can run Lands machine
preferred. Must be q good work
N. d. 0012)
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FOR SALE-Seven-room House. 30 ft
corner lot, fine shade trees. Safe
investment. Address 1900 Cheyenne
avenue. 10O9)
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DIX. w. +. HAkLAN AND DK. 6,
AAVh1AoVN NnAnLkA ~ vsrEu.
patnic physicians and surgsoaA
Graduates OF the American school
OF Osteopatny, hirksvllle, Mo. hotn
phones bS2. Union National bank.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Girl for general house
work on farm. Call N. w. 1881
call =.
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FOR SALE-An excellent ice box,
cheap and other household furni-
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WASH WOMAN

A WOMAN will go out to work by the
day-scrubbing, washing and clean
ing. Call after o'clock In the
evening. N. w. phone s95-M
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ANY WOMAN OR GIRL in need Of a
friendly hand to help her will find
one by writing or calling at the
Florence Crittenton Home at Fargo,
7l3 Thirteenth street south.
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Honor Minneapolis Guest.

Honor Minneapolis Guest.
A pretty honor to Mrs. M. A. Naylor
of Minneapolis who Is the guest of
Mrs. M. Stanchfield was this after
noon when Mrs. E. B. Fredericks was
hostess at her cozy apartments in the
Frederick block to a large company
Of ladies at cards. The chosen game
was 900" and the guests were
enough for five tables. Mesdames
Stanchfield and Robert Green assist
ed in the pleasure which was complet.
ed with delectable luncheon service
Spelling and DictatlOn Glass.
The class in spelling and dictation
meets at the Y. w. c. A. this evening
at 1880 o'clock under the instruction
of Miss Lottie Griffin.
Mrs. Dfnnie Leaves Sunday.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE HOTEL only
one in town, doing a good business.
Steam heat. gas lights, hot and cold
water. ]. b. Kenney, Rock Lake,
N. ID. (1016)
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OSI'EOPATHY

DK. VKk SANDEkS,
IN. MAJ h. SANDEnS
SUITE 81, Security bl0cA. Both phonea
s42. Graua cOrkS, n. u.
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FOR SALE-Bowling Alley and Pool
room cheap. Owner leaving city.
Inquire Of Brohman Bros. (S7S)
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DREssMAKER

Notwithstanding by the piece.
Inquire 1917 Bulge ave. (9s0)
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FOR SALE-200 Acres Prairie Land,
three and a half miles northwest OF
Mentor. MINI. Address ''F" Even
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1uIsb IuEHeF ImpFOvIuBe
Friends of Miss Madeline Turner
who is Ill at her home on South Fifth
street with typhoid fever will be
pleased to hear that she is now get.
ting along nicely and hopes not to be
confined to her bed much more than
a week longer.
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Entertaining Rebekah Ladies.

Entertaining Rebekah Ladies, ="
Mrs. Leslie NJ. Pratt was hostess
this afternoon at her home on North
Fifth street to the ladies Of the
Rebekah Book and Thimble club:
The usual pleasant pastimes OF sew
Ing and reading were enjoyed and
dainty refreshments were served at
the close "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-31
DEER ISLE,


Alvah Joyce, OF Portland, is visiting at
DR.. Smalps.
Herbert Fifield, wife and children, of
vinalhsven, are guests Of Frank Gross
and wife.
Lizzie Haskell left Monday for Boston
with Mrs. John Richardson, with whom
she will make her home.
]. H. McGorrill and wife, OF Fairfield,
who have been guests Of Judge Spofford,
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Willard Haskell took her daughter
Gladys to the Maine general hospital
Thursday for surgical treatment.
The Sunday school convention Of the
Deer Isle and Stonington schools was held
in the Congregational church, Tuesday,
Aug. %. 1t was largely attended and an
unusually interesting program was car
ried out. Rev. J. P. Simonton, Of Mil
bridge, former pastor of the Methodist
church at Stonington, called the meeting
to order. At 10 Q. m. praise service was
led by Rev. w. H. Collins. Helpful papers
and addresses were given by Rev. G. e.
Whidden, Rev. ]. P. Simonton, J. F. West,
Mrs. Stacy B. Collins, Mrs. E. W. Picker
ing, Rev. Warren A. Hanscom, Rev. H. w.
Collins and Mrs. Celia Hardy. The fol-
ing year: President, Rev. H. W. Collins;
vice-president, John F. West; secretary,
Mrs. L. w. Fiheld; treasurer, Prescott
Eaton; superintendents, Levi Knight and
v. L. Small.
Aug. ~. REX.
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Legal Notifies.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAkN6.
HANCOCK S.:
To the Honorable Justice Of the Supreme Ju-
within and for said county Of Hancock. on
the second Tuesday Of October, .. d. 1910.
PESPECTFULLYr represents Evalyn Walsh
That she IL in possession Of certain real
property claiming an estate Of freehold
claims title have been in uninterrupted pos
session OF such real property ten years or
more; that such real estate 10 situated in the
OF Hancock. and State Of Maine, bounded
and described as follows. to wit:
Bounded northerly BY the land now Of Ed
and Company. the land Of the Congreg atiouai
church. known IS the parsonage, the land of
Benjamin Gathercole and the land occupied
IS "Wyandotte" and the land Of John /.
Kane; easterly by the western line Of the land
Of John !. Kane's cottage lot, known as "An
and by the western line Of the land Of the
original Sears cottage lot, so.called. to Way
man lane; southerly by Wayman lane. the
estate. and the land OF Margaret Partridge;
westerly by the land formerly of John 8. Ken
nedy now of his estate, and the land Of the
Bar Har Dor Medical and Surgical Hospital.
That an apprehension exists that some per-
son or persons unknown claim continued and
uninterrupted use for twenty years or more.
an easement through or on such real prop
erty, adverse to the estate of the said petit
TONER, and that such apprehension creates q
cloud upon the title and depreciates the
market value Of such property:
Wherefore your petitioner prays that such
persons be summoned to show cause why they
legal rights in and to such easement over and
upon such real estate.
August IL, 1910. EvALYN MCLEAN.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss. August IL. 1910.
Personally ally appeared the above. named
the facts set forth in the foregoing petition
E. s. CLARK,
IL. 81 Notary public.
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK ss.-supreme Judicial
gust, 10, 1910.
Upon the foregoing petition ordered: That
tine os therein give notice to all per
described in the said petition adverse to the
said petition. by causing copy of the within
petition and Of this order thereon attested by
the clerk Of this court to be posted in two
conspicuous places in said town OF Eden, to
wit: One at the Casino In Bar Harbor. and
one in the store Of William Fennelly in said
Bar Harbor., thirty days at least before the
second Tuesday Of October, .. d. 1910, and by
causing 9 like copy Of the petition and Of this
order thereon at.s;ted As aiorss.id to be
Tic newspaper printed in Ellsworth. in said
county Of Hancock. for three consecutive
weeks the last publication to be thirty days
at least prior to said second Tuesday Of Octo-
Der, q. d. 1910, that such persons unknown, II
any there be. may then appear before our said
court then to be holden At Ellsworth, within
and for said county Of Hancock, and answer
to said petition. ARNo w. KING,
Justice Supreme Judicial Court.
true copy Of the petition and order Of court
thereon.
Attest:-JoHN F. KNowIroN
Clerk s. j. Court.
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TO eli person. interested in the estates here

To ali persons interested in the estates here
matter named.
At . probate court held at Ellsworth, in and
for the county Of Hancock, ON the sixteenth
day of August, .. d. 1910, being an adjourned
session Of the August. .. d. 1910 term OF said
court.
TINE following matter having been pre-
i scented for the action thereupon herein-
after indicated, 1t 10 hereby ordered that no.
tice thereof be given to all persons interested
by causing . copy OF this order to be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Ellis.
worth American. newspaper published ~
Ellsworth, in said county, that they may ap-
pear. at = probate court to be held st Ills
worth. in said county. on the sixth day
Of September, Q. d. 1910, At ten Of the clock
in the forenoon. and be heard thereon II they
see cause
Melvina Gray. late Of Penobscot, in said
county, deceased. Petition that Merrill O.
Herrick or some other suitable person be APP
pointed administrator Of the estate Of said
deceased. presented by Merrill g. Herrick an
heir at-law Of said deceased.
EDWARD q. CHASE, Judge Of said Court,
A true copy Of the original order.
Attest:-T +. MAaoNHY, Register,
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss:-At 3 probate court held at
Ellsworth, in and for said county Of Hancock,
on the ninth day Of August, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting to be q
IA copy Of the last will and testament Of
EDMUND Il. MCCULLOUGH, late Of
PHILADELPHIA,
in the county Of Philadelphia, and state Of
Pennsylvania, deceased, and Of the probate
thereof in said state Of Pennsylvania, duly
authenticated. having been presented to the
Judge OF probate for our said county Of Ham
cock for the purpose Of being allowed. hled
and recorded in the probate court Of our said
county of Hancock.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein. by publishing
Q copy Of this order three weeks success
sively In the Ellsworth American, newspa-
per printed at Ellsworth, in said county
Of Hancock, prior to the sixth day Of Sep.
TENDER, Q. d. 1910, that they may appear q
. probate court, then to be held at Ellsworth
In and for said county OF Hancock. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and show cause, II
any they have, against the same.
EDWARD Z. CHASE. Judge OF Probate.
true copy Of the original order.
Attest:-T. F. MAHoNxy. Register.
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EAST ORLAND.

A. NJ. Forsyth, of Everett, Mass, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Miss Gladys Lloyd, of Camden, is the
guest Of Mrs. Ella Bowden.
Davis Clay and wife, OF Bucksport, Wis
tied at T. F. Mason's Sunday.
Frank Brainerd, OF Portland, Conn.,, has
joined his family for the rest OF the sea-
son.
Mrs. Ellen A. Copeland, Of Belfast, is
visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. Alice
White.
Mrs. George Harper, two children and
maid left Wednesday on their return to
their home in New York.
Mrs. Louise Stanley, of Brewer, was
called here Friday by the illness Of her
father, Capt. Fred Pickering.
Mrs. Lena Foss, with two children, OF
Bar Harbor, is making an extended visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Adele Hartman.
Capt. Fred Pickering died Sunday from
the effects Of paralysis. While returning
home from berrying Thursday, he was
suddenly stricken, and gradually failed
until he died. His wife died about five
weeks ago OF paralysis. He leaves three
daughters and three sons, beside grand
son, who has always made his home with
him.
Aug. 20. NJ.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Harry Stanley and wife are visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
j. u. Robbins, of Cambridge, Mass, is
spending few weeks with his family
here.
Wallace stinson, who has spent few
years in the South, is at home for short
time.
The ladies in the village are planning .
concert for the children in the Sunday
school.
Rev. H. B. Haskell, district superintend-
emit, held quarterly conference in the
Methodist church Monday.
Grace Hatch and Parker Hatch, of
somerville, Mass, are spending their va
cation with their grandmother, Mrs. H. p.
Hatch.
Miss Mertice Small, Of Sunset, was call
ing on friends in the village recently and
bidding good bye to her old pupils. She
is soon to go to Massachusetts to teach.
Mr.. Pringle, OF East Jaffrey, N. H., and
son Nelson, who have spent the summer at
Gray's point, left Monday for their home.
Mrs. Pringle will remain short time with
her mother, Mrs. J. e. Robbins.
Aug. "a. ID.
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REACH.
REX.

Charles Stiles, Of Dorchester, Mass, is
the guest of F. II. Annis and wife.
Mrs. Flossie Powers and little daughter,
Of Little Deer Isle, are guests of Mrs. Mary
Eaton.
Lloyd K. Allen and wife, OF Roxbury,
Mass, are visiting his mother, Mrs. A. F.
Holden.
Harry Annis, who is on the yacht Irolita,
made a short visit home while the yacht is
at Northeast Harbor this week.
Benjamin lamont and wife, Of Maiden,
Mass, arrived Saturday to spend two
weeks with their son Robert at the Foster
house.
Misses Laura and Rebecca Torrey are
making repairs on their house. Joseph
Saunders is doing she work. "Mill Grove"
cottage is also undergoing repairs.
Aug. Is. l..