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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-05-03
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The MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, MAY 8. 1910.
CHHR1Fr,s SALE.

BY virtue OF writ Of feri facias to me d.
rected, issued out of the Court of Chancerv ~
the state OF New Jersey, win sell at public
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By virtue of a writ of fierf facias, to m,
directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery
OF the state of New Jersey, / will sell at public
sale ON
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yHERIFFs SALE.
,DAY, MAY 12, 1910,

~ virtue of writ of fieri facias, to me
directed, issued out of the Court OF Chancery
q the state of New Jersey, will sell at public
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By virtue of writ of fer1 facias to me
directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery
OF the State of New Jersey, will sell at public
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15
TODAY is YEARS AGO
FROM DAILY SENTINEL
(Friday, Feb. 15.)


Rev. w. ii. Tiff, of Denver, last
night delivered his lecture "A World
of Night" at the Grace NJ. +. church.
The election of officers for the
Chase Division No. IA, U. X. X. OF p
takes place tonight at the Armory.
Among the visitors at the Free
Reading Room during the past few
days were Phillip Shaw of Provi-
dence. r. l.. and r. NJ Rendell OF
Salt Lake City.
Last night Rev Meredith of this
city organized a Christian church in
Delta at the residence of Judge Henry
on Meeker street. Z
An attempt will be made by Mr.
j. F. Mcfarland and company OF
which he is the head, to sink an
artesian well near the site of the old
well in which gas was discovered
which was later drowned out by wa
ter, in an effort to again tap the flow
of gas
There is a movement on foot for
the establishment of summer school
for Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15
MANY To LEAVE CITY
TOMORROW ON TRIP
Not Only Knights but Many Other
People Plan Visit to the
North Fork Country
VISITORS TO HAVE A GREAT TINE WHILE GONE

Joseph p. Sweeney, James II. Lee,
r. c. Walker, F. b. Scott, w. G. VIII
son, King X. Aldrich, C. IL. Robinson,
E. A. Sherman, Walter NJ. Merrill,
D. G. Coen, Charles Gasho, Paul Cas-
perek, J. Guy Baily, V. b. Lee. Noel
- Walker, +. A. Hoisington, f. Il.
Welsh, Roy Hickman, w. w. Chand-
Ter, X. V. Mills, j. X. Wilson, F. G.
Chapman. A. ii. Davis, Il. f. Davis,
Fred Huntsman, A. r. Richardson,
e. c. Smith. Jay Smith. T. j. Wamp-
Ter, w. w. Orr, Walter Walker, and
large number of other members of
junction Lodge Nog 124, Knights of
Pythias, as well as quite large num-
Der of people who are not members
of the order, including number of
ladies', will leave Grand Junction to-
morrow morning at $3.50 o'clock for
the enterprising and beautiful little
city of Paonia in the North Fork
country.
The fact that 1t is not an exclusive
excursion and that the general pub
lie has been invited to make the trip
and to take advantage of the eX-
tremely low round trip rate, has
caused the excursion to prove one of
the most popular of the winter.
As announced by The Sentinel yes
terday the business men OF Paonia
are preparing to entertain in de-
lightful manner all visiting business
men or citizens of other towns who
are not members of the order of
knights of Pythias but who take this
opportunity to visit Paonia.
II is exDected that I'm all ahOut
seventy-five people will leave Grand
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15

II. l.. Merrimon, Indian trader from
Whiterocks. came over from the res
ervation Wednesday. Affairs are
much as usual at the agency. There
is to be an annuity payment to the
Indians soon. about $40 per capita.
Mr.. Merrimon says there is a great
change In the Indian attitude towards
labor, and they are more than will
ing to work and are good workmen.
Walter Forsythe, Mrs. Merrimons S
brother. and who was formerly trad
er at Whiterocks. is now a farmer in
Kentucky and doing we'll, while his
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15

Junction tomorrow morning for Pa
onia.
The Grand Junction passengers
Will leave here on the regular $50
a. m. train. On arriving at Delta
they Will remain in that city about
Two hours and at | O'Clock in the af-
ternoon they will leave on the big
Joint special for Paonia, reaching
Paonia about 3 O'Clock.
About midnight the special train
VIII leave Paonia on its return trip
TO Delta. At Delta special trains will
go in each direction, one headed for
Grand Junction, bringing home the
local delegation and reaching this city
at an early morning hour Thursday
However all who desire to remain
over need not return home until the
regular train Thursday evening, ex-
Cursion tickets being good on that
train.
A great time for the knights who
attend the third annual Western
slope District convention is planned
by Faonia Lodge No. 1928. 1t is ex-
peoted that not less than 500 knights
from all over the western slope will
he in attendance.
special train will carry knights
aud their friends from Telluride, U =
ray, Ridgway, Silverton, Placerville
and ether points n that sectlol.
Montrose will go down to the con-
yention on special with from I . to
100 Knights on board Delta and
Hotchkiss will also send big delega-
tions.
From all the associated lodges
comes the report that the knights
are looking forward with great en-
thusiasm to the meeting.
Cascade Lodge No. 33, of Montrose,
will confer the dramatic form of the
first rank, second rank will be con-
ferred by all the visiting knights and
the rank of Knight will be conferred
by Junction Lodge No 124, of Grand
Junction.
Both the Grand Junction and Mont
rose lodges are supplied with the
newest and most approved form of
regalia and carry also special seen
erv with drop curtains and electric
effects in these degrees.
Arrangements have been made by
the Paonia lodge. Pythian Sisters, for
the entertainment of visiting ladies.
A cash prize of S25 will be award
ed to the lodge bringing the largest
percentage of its membership. Such
members to register in person with
the secretary of the convention, Pa
onia and Hotchkiss lodges not com
peting.
Paonia's latchstring is out. The
knights will be the WHOLE PEOPLE
en- the 9Th.
There is no question but what the
paonia lodge will show the visiting
Knights great time, They are IA
nous for their hospitality and they
nave planned great things for this big
convention meeting. There will not
be dull moment in Paonia on We'd
nesday. Something will be doing
and doing rapidly" all the time.
The rate for the excursion is the
lowest ever made between Grand
Junction and Paonia or any point in
hat section, 1t being but $3.50 for
the round trip or less than one fare.
Tomorrow $3.50 to Paonia and re-
turn. Everybody invited to go. Leave
on regular $50 train, back on spec
ial at midnight or remain over until
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15
A BIG PRICE

S paid for neglecting rheumatism
\ rheumatic cripple is worse off thar
)ne who has lost limb. Ballard's
Snow Liniment relieves all pains ant
ures rheumatism. We know it will
Price 25c, soc and 81 per bottle
Sold by the C. d. Smith Drug Com
pany. Grand Junction, Fruita and
Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15

Don't forget we can make your old
,lothes look like new. Telephone
Black 662. The Suitorium. We call
'or and deliver all goods.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15

Call up the Suitorium for the best
cleaning. pressing and repairing In
town. Telephone Black 662. Goods
called for and delivered.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15

Telephone us: we do the rest-cal
FOR your cleaning and pressing. and
deliver at your convenience. W.
guarantee to please. Phone Blacl
66?. The Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15

wife is the proud possessor of over
thousand Rhode Island Reds
Vernal Express.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15

One Of the Oldest ana best eQuippe'
livery firms in western Colorado :
sarton & Terrill. Fifth and Colorad'
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15

Cheap rates all aboard for Fred
Mantey Saddlery Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-15

Tomorrow $3.50 to Paonia and re-
turn. Everybody invited to GO Leave
on regular $50 train, back on spec
ial at midnight or remain over until
the next day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-27

iphia occupied the pulpit In the Con-
igregational church Sunday morning
land evening. The meetings will con-
tihue through the week every evening
lat 7.30 O'clock Monday and Saturday
evenings the stereoptican will be used.
A chorus choir has been organized and
Exceptionally good music viii be CIV
en- every evening.
| Ledo F1ye is i'll at the home of his
mother. Mrs. Susan Flye.
The Grange has under consideration
the matter of lighting the hall and
stable by electricity
/ BURNHAM.
! Miss Daisy Foster is, visiting in
Islesboro the guest of her sitter, Mrs.
Fannie Trirnm.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur McNeliy have
moved into the C. F. Mitchell rent in
the building formerly owned by +. A.
McAllister.
Village school, No. 5. has commenced
its spring term with Miss Myrtle L.
Willis of Harmony. as teacher.
Arthur McAllister has secured en-
ployment with the American Express
Company and is now located at Water
Vile
Mrs. Elsadah Thurston is i'll and her
daughter. Mrs. Sidney Emery of
Woodsfords is helping care for her.
The condition Of Mrs Charles f.
Sherman who has been i'll 70, several
| weeks remains about the same.
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X NOX
NAfA.A n rAr

Miss Eyelyn Could of Hockport has
A. b. Starrett and family attended the
funeral Of his cousin, Mrs. Geo. Doug
lass of Waldoboro rhurSday.
Miss Ethel Moody. a 'tgained nurse of
The song and story, The Pink Rose
was given under the auspices of the c.
f. Societies of the BAPTIST and Congre
church Sunday evening. An offering was
taken for the benefit of the summer
school at Charleston
Mrs. Herbert Starrett went to Thomas
ton, Saturday. -
Rev. Mr.. Wilkins of Thomaston ad-
dressed the Warren Lodge J. o. o. f. at
their hall. Sunday afternoon.
Gen. Ellis Spear and son of Washington
have been in town d few days.
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49, $3.50 4 - {. - = /.
f. p. SufIivant. the station agent,
has been granted . leave pf = sksence
IRONS his duties ana isl al Pfesent In
Boston for treatment Tor his eyes.
John HoIk Of DopeA was dailfns on
friends recently.
little son arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sayward. Satur-
day. April 30
The buildings of A.. j. Curtis were
burned Tuesday evening at about 10
o'clock. The fire was supposed to
have been caused by a defective CHM
ney in the ell of the house and was
well underway when discovered and
only a small amount of furniture from
the main part of the house was saved.
There was small insurance.
Loren Slipp has arrived from Fort
Fairfield and taken possession of the
farm that he recently bought on the
Mount.
Falph Baxter has taken the milk
route and began to deliver Monday
+. A. McAllister and Clyde Allen are
i'm Belfast. serving on the jury at the
April term of court. 4
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WINDSOR.

receiving ., cents a bushel for them at
the railroad station.
Miss Alice DonnelI. who has been
teaching in No. 5, Chelsea. WAS not able
to return to her work this week on ac-
count of a severe sore throat.
Dana wilkins is employed by the
Potato Co. for two weeks.
Mrs Fred Munroe and daughter, Syl-
cha and Helen. were visitors at Mrs
Frank Colhurn's Saturday.
Charles Bradstreet and son are build
Ing a pprtico over their front door anu
making other repairs on their house
Miss Gertrude Malcolm Of Windsor en-
tertained a party OF school friends Sat
urday afternoon, April 23, at tea par
~ at her home. Those present were
Misses Hazel Colburn. Gladys Whipple
EVELYN Whippie and Mary McManus.
yerv plcasant time is reported
Joseph Leavitt Of Cooper's Mills was
,.,.;.i,y relatives in town last week.
wr.srThe Ladies' Union will be en-
.ortained at the parsonage wednesday
April q.
Mrs w p. Lamson was called to weeks
N.;us Thursday by the sudden death o.
lber brothers wife. Mrs. James COOK.
MI. and Mrs T. B. Seekins of Connec
t,cut were recent visitors at the home O
William Stewart.
| Mr.. Boynton and family recently NOV
ed into the house owned by Eugene foo
bins.
Mrs. J. H. Barton. who with her daugh
ter. Miss Barton. passed the winter VIII
friends. arrived home last Thursday. Al
are glad to see them back again.
The first game of baseball OF the sea
son was played between tine scnoo's
North and West Windsor on fatno.s
day. The game was a close one. 81
and one-haif innings were played. tn
score being Is to Is in favor OF the yves
Windsor, boys. The North WINDSOR ooy
being at the bat when the game was cai'
ed off. it was decided a tie game
Sidney Bennett left Saturday Tor Au
gusta, where he has employment at IN
Cony house.
Ralph Small of Augusta was Sunda
guest at Elbridge Casweirs. Mrs. Flor
Monroe and children are visiting at Mrs
Caswel's, the home Of her parents.
W. F. Brown Of Weeks Mills was
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WALDO
FIRE DOM.

The Seniors of Freedom Academy
gave valley Farm" Friday evening.
All the parts were acted Hnely. many
people saying that it was the pest
play ever presented in Freedom.
The Academy team win play NORTH
next Saturday.
Hazel Luce will teach in the Penney
district this year.
Gieness. Gates has spent the past
week at home in Unity.
Mr.. Redf0rd called on old friends re-
Gently.
The Rev. j. ]. Lowe from Philadei-
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BUSINESS 81 caller n the place sunflav

business caller m the place Sunday.
T. O'Brien recently sold a COW to Lin.
wood Sabeh lof South China. - pm,
Ellen Pierce has begun her duties Al
teacher in the School at Pigeon Plains,
Dirigo
WINbsoRviLIE.
C. f. ponnell was calling in this
neighborhood Saturday. taking the
census.
Mrs. Harriet Jones of Washington
is Passing the spring months with Mrs.
j. W. Sproul
George Sampson, who mas been en-
home in this place.
Miss Ruby Colby was the guest Sat
urday of Mrs. J. B. Stilphen.
Mrs. William Doe and daughters, Iva
and Carribelle of Weeks Mills, were
Sunday guests of friends in town.
Yeaton Dunton. who has been i'll
for some time past. is improving.
PiTTsToN.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Alden KNIGHT
of Portland were recent visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs f. E. Scott
With the exception of a meeting of
the Epworth League on Sunday eve
ming no services were held at the
church during the day owing to the
absence Of the pastor
Miss Annie Pitman and niece are
spending few days in Randolph.
G. f. Cary who was appointed GEN.
sus enumerator for this town has been
attending to his duties for the past
few days
Mrs. Jerome Hanley and son Fred :
erick arc spending few weeks in
Boston. where Mrs. Hanley was called
by the death of sister.
NJ. Fl. Hunt has been repairing the
buildings on the Burbank place which
he recently purchased.
Rev. F. E. Provan attended confer
ence at Calais last week. and also
plans to spend a few days elsewhere
before he returns to this place.
Tho friends of Mrs. r. A. Marson
who has been i'll for long time, will
be glad to know that She is greatly inn.
proved
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SOMERSET
PALMYRA,

Mrs. A H. Southland is making an ex-
tended visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. B. F. Ssson, and Mrs. Bernard
Milton is keeping house for her during
her absence
Friends of Claude Devereaux will be
panied to hear of his death which oc-
CURED recently in Florida. Mr.. Dover
eaux had been living at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Martin Palmer for some time.
until few months ago.
James Devereaux of Newport was a
business caller in town Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. D. s. Emerson went
Thursday and Saturday to Bangor. where
Mrs Emerson is being treated by a spe-
cialist.
Mr. and Mrs. Seldom Martin. Mrs. Ad-
die Badger, Mrs. Angie Nutter, Mrs. Liz
zzio Berry and Mrs. Lena Bradford all Of
st. Adams were callers in town Sunday.
Mrs. Sidney Weeks has a light
Brahma hen that layed an egg, which
measured eight and one-half inches and
contained three yolks.
Lewis sheffield has leased his farm
ana is moving his household goods to
New York.
MIR. and Mrs Wilbur Weeks were in
st. AIbans over Saturday night ana Sun.
day.
+. W. Frost attended the automobile
show in Bangor Thursday.
Miss I,ellie Homestead went Monday to
Revere. Mass, where she has employ
ment.
PALMYRA Grange held a regular meet
in,r Saturday evening with 80 members
present Jimmie Smith opened tie fol-
lowing question: "Does the Success Of
Farming Depend More on the Farm or
the Farmer" The choir sang two Sc
Iections.
The next meeting of the East Som
erset Pomona Grange will assemble
with Ripley Grange on Wednesday
Nav 4sI910, at 10 A. NJ. with the fol-
flowing program: Opening ceremonies;
business: comforting the degree OF
Pomona: music. choir address of wei
come. Will Farrar: response. P. w
libby: violin solo. Harold Parker;
reading. Bertha Hasaltine: solo, Ida
| Berry: reading. Orville McPhetres;
duet Ada and George Williams; ad,
dress upori Fruits and Their En-.
| emies" by Frof. E. F. Hitchings. to be
| followed by questions and discus.
sions: violin solo, Stanley Raymond
| recitation, s. F. Dunlap; duet, Flor
ence Boyle and Bernard Brown: read
ing. Grace Addition: duet, Mr.. and Mrs
iI. T. STAFFORD music. choir
| CANAAN.
| George f. Farnhatn was at home
from North Arson over Sunday.
| Miss Edna futile and Mrs. Beulal
Holt we're summoned from Skowhegai
1 Saturday night by the critical illness
of their mother with pneumonia.
The schools throughout the town be
tgan Monday, April rs, with the follow
ling teachers: Grammar. Miss Mabe
If Smith: Primary, Miss Flora J
Gleason: Brick, Miss Susie B. Holt
Written. Miss Alice G.. Lewis; Rams
dell. Miss Alma E. Fernald; Haskell
Miss Mabeile v Ames: Moore's Mills
Miss Nellie Tibbetts; City, Miss Edni
In. Nye: Browns Corner. Leslie Alien
Hall. Miss Ethel Allen.
Mrs. Nellie Foster passed away a
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VASSAL 6ORO.
SOUTH-Mrs. r. J. Stone and son,
Kenneth. passed few days at Show
hogan last week visiting relatives.
j. NJ. Hussey who had an i'll turn
last, week is rapidly convalescing.
4 John Hodgkins of Riverside passed
Sunday with his wife who is nursing
Mrs. NJ. A. Milliken at the home of C
NJ. Dtckey. -
Mr., and Mrs. j. p. Twitchell were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Judsor
Ellis at South China.
A. w. Raynes Is visiting his daugh
ter. Mrs. Fred Niles at Hallowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perkins visit
ed Mrs. Perkins parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Reuel Trask, at Windsor, Sunday.
Several from this place attended TIN
rubber social held at o. A. Carpenter
Monday evening. They report fin
time.
NOlsTH-The funeral of the lat
postmaster, Samuel r. McCurdy. wh'
died Friday night at the age of 2
years. was held from his late HON,
Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev
Luther Morris Of the Baptist churcl
and attended by nearly the whole vii
!age: MI. McCurdy was q member O.
sbssfos a,
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Murphy disposed of him to the
Washington team of the American
League. then managed by Joe Cantillon.
He is a speedy o,Itfielder. who last
year participated in 10s games. being
at bat 1913 times, getting 40 runs. lO7
hits and registering a batting percent
age of 079 sl4
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ALMA.

II. Fl. Kicker Of Portland was in town
Wednesday.
John Kelly Of Boothbay was at ]. A.
Jewett's Tuesday.
Fred Robbins of Rockland was in town
Friday.
George 3. Mcdonald went to Gardiner
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Vannah of North
Newcastle visited at Parsons Bend Sun.
day.
Rev. J. r. Jones, who has been visiting
his mother. Mrs. Ruth Jones, returned
Thursday to his home in st. George.
Woodbury. Parsons went to North New.
castle Saturday.
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DRESDEN MILLS,

Dr. L. Fl. Dorr and w. T.. Cate made a
business trip to Damariscotta Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Brett are at
tending the conference at Calais.
mss Fife Blinn returned Saturday
from visit in Litchfeld.
EAST-Services in the Methodist
church Will be held Sunday, May 1. at
2 p. M. If rainy. the next fair Sunday.
general invitation is extended to at
tend these meetings. Rev. Fl. A. Cliff
ford. the pastor, is considered one of the
prominent speakers in the denomination
and the meetings are expected to be
Interesting.
The infant son of Mrs. c. H. Wallace
was buried April %.
Road Commissioner Gays teams are
hauling gravel of good quality to grade
some of the hills.
NEWCASTLE.
NORTH-Dyer's Valley Grange of
North Newcastle is to build hall 56
by "a feet, the grounds have been
graded and the work of building is to
commence this week. 1t has been in
corporated and the following officers
chosen: President, Percy z. Jewett;
vice. president, Guy futile; secretary,
B. A. Woodbridge: treasurer. Mary A.
Woodbridge: executive committee,
Chester Vannah. William Geyer, Percy
r. Jewett, Guy Tuttle. B. A. Wood
bridge. This Grange will hold an en-
tertainment in their present hall May
4th. The quilt contest will close at
| this time.
WALDoBoRo.
NORTH-Miss Nina Miller went to
Washington Sunday where she will
teach school This is Miss Miller's
third term in that district. She has
met with the best of success.
Mrs. L: B. Hoffses and Mrs G. b.
Walter went to Portland Monday to
select their spring stock of millinery.
Mrs. w. r. Walter of this place and
| Miss Genie B. Meserve Of East Jeffer-
son called on Mrs. Nellie Oliver at
Pleasant Hill. Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and
| Leland johnson Of Washington were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Miller
Sunday.
| John Burnheimer. our popular mer-
chant. shipped to w. J. Hare & Co.
Boston. Mass. Saturday. 26 thirty
dozen cases and 5 fifty-six dozen cases
of eggs. making 1859 dozen in all. Nc
doubt this is the largest shipment OF
eggs that ever went out from a coun'
ltry store at one time.
Miss Rita Kennedy of East Jefferson
visited her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac overlook. Sunday.
Miss Annie Orff went to Soutf
| Washington Friday to visit her sister
Mrs. Harry Miller.
Misses. Olive and Gladys Burgess o
Willow Lake Farm were guests O
Miss Dorothy Shuman. Saturday.
! The interior of the M. E. parsonage
has been put in first-class shape to re
4 ceive the new minister whoever h
may be when he arrives.
| Mrs. Sadie Davis and daughter o.
Jefferson passed Sunday with he
father. John Burnheimer. ....
/ w. r. league OF Warren is passing
a week with relatives in. this place.
I George Libby and son. Hollis. Of
| North Warren, were guests Of MI. ant
IMrs. George Oliver. Sunday.
Il Members Of Gerndauia Lodge. l. o. o