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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31
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SSl Der @eeeno bon gl Balo
iino Elm getuilfer @Iins 9ropincio.
Ieine Jral uno iein bier5ebni1bri.
ger Sobn m ibrem Saule aufae-
fnnoen. gae orei iporen pergiftet.
glnd) Der 9uno, ben Die Jamilis
iid) belt, mar Dergiftet. Dos 9aus
mar Deribloiien uno nihts oelltel
auf eine @etpalttot bin. Gntfpeoer
banoelt es iidf bier Inn einen Selblf-
moro ooer eillen llngliidliden 3u-
folI.
Die 4onpention ser ,State
Seaders 9liiociation" Die mabreno
Der letten Gage in Mbilene taate,
miro oas ndfdte sSnbr in Waco
obgebalten. Gum NraIioenten Ser
Wereinigilng tpurbe gf. g. &aG ben
elebnrne gegipablt.
Sn 9allas bot Elm fiinfaebl;-
iabriger Sunge Namens Omen 8um-
paro eingeltanben, oaB er elmer Der
beioen Wegelagerer mar, Die an.
Sciligabeno einen StraBenbabniua-
gen ilberfielen uno ben &onoufteuv
uno Den Motormann ausranbten.
Sn Gictoria itarb Srou Marg
@ol5beuier i'm 9llter bon ied,s5ia
syabren. Sic NOR Die ggittpe bon
Gabio Sol5beilier.
Sll 5nlsbear iino nebrere @e.
ihaftsbdllier obgebrarnt. Gs puroc
Saoird ein Sdaben bon $4,000
unaerid1tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31
Gin Giienbabnitnsliid.

Sreitae ttadnlittag, geeen 5 llbr
Is Winllten, fano an Der @ranIas
8ob 9abn in Der Nabe Der Station
Hettns, Elm beflagenspertes giien=
babnllngliif itatt. Ser nod Siioen
eebenoe Yaiiagier8ug, pel6er ala
9tadmittag lin 2 ubr 10 Wfinuter
bon bier abfubr ll11o Ser aus ser
2ofonlotipe, 5tpei @epaffDagen, e;,
ner 1ogeranntelt Combination Cor
.. B. Hoit- uno Yaiiagiertpaeen lllo
atpei anoeren gSagen beito1o, moIte
geraoe in Bettus einfabrell als iie)
ltter ben binteret1 Maoern Ser Go1e.
bination Gar cine @eibe 0ffnete
nno Die gor oaburd 5unt gntalei-
len gebra6t tpuroe. Die beioen fol-
genoen 8agen fltbren oaln in ste
entgleiite Gar binein. Die 8aliagiers
gtbteilnng oerielben lpuroe politdlt,
Dig 5ertriimnert. IS befono iid int
ibr eine Mn5abl @erren uno oieie
ipuroen 1alnlntlif perlebt. Giner
bon ! ibnen lpnrSe getotet. aeiner
Der iibrigen 8agen oes 3uges mur-
De beidaoigt.
Der Tote lit Sanles 9l. gal, eil
argeiebener @eid1ftsmonn aus
aanlas Gitp, @rnoer bon st. 2.
gal, DEM Braiioenten Scr bieliacn
National Vanf of Commerce. 2eb=
tcrenl, Der iih ou6 ouf Dem 3uas
befano, fpuroen beioe 8eine aebro-
den, audi erlitt er innere gerlebuu-
gen. 8. 9. 2upe, Cane ganlof,
reil1 paar bieiige @runoeigentltarss-
hanoler nllo Sobn Glarf BON bier
erlitten 9einbriibe. Sones 2einis,
Oe. @. SerreIl, Elm sobn oes les.
ten republifatiiden @oupernellrs-
fonoioaten, 8. Graft, st. 9. @ilqore.
alle BON bier uno 8. s. Court.
lleD aus Hettrs puroen lpeniqer
iblinlm perlest.
glls Die Nahridt BON Dem l1u-
9liidsfaa bier eintrof fubr iofort
Gin Grtra5ug nit Mersten, @roi;.
fenfpartern nno slngeborigen ser
Verungliidten nod Hettug. gtpos
nod orei l1br morgens traf er bie~
ipieoer elm. Die gerIesten, nit Aus
nobme BON 8. s. Courtney, Ser il,
Nettus geblieben mar, muroen in
hieligen 9oipitdIern nntergebraft
Sobn M. gaIl, Ser @etotete, be
fano fib nit ieinem 8ruoer uno.
Den Serren 2upe uno SapIor al1f
einent Sagoallsflug nod Ser aiilte
er idB init 2upe auf eirem Sit.
Sein aopf ipuroe bollitanoie ger
maIntt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31

Gem 9llter giebt ieoer unbe-
oeittlid) ben 8or5itg = beim 8eine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31

gambbeit fann ntd5t ae1etIt ,perbeu
ourd IofnIe NppIifdtionen, ipeiI iie Sen
ben franten Sell beg Gbres nid]t erreis
den fornen. gs aiebt nllr einen Bea,
Dte Tntbbeit at furieren, un0 Der 1T
onrh fonititlitioneIIe 1eiInitteI. Eaubs
beit tpiro blir6 einen ent8iinbeten r.
ltdno Der ibleitnigen glusfleiouna Ser
giiita9ii6en M0bre beturiaht. Wenr
oiefe 8obre iid ent5iinbet, babt SIR eis
nen rlmpelroen Son ooer linbolIfDmrues
nes 8ebDr; nro tpenn fie gatl8 geIhlol.
Ten ilh erfolat Snnbbeit. iinb fDenn 6ieIe
gnt5iinoung nidt geboben unb hieie
Nobre tuieber IN ibren gehDrioen 21t=
ltano beriebt tperoen fatln, fDir6 Sas
@eh0r fir INNER 3erft1rt tper0en; neun
Sdue unter 5e6n iinb 6urh &atnrrb
berllrfadt. ipelder nidts aIs elm ents
aiinoeter 3uitanb Der fdleimigen Gbers
fIdhen ift.
Bir tpollen ein1unbert 9oIIars fir
ieoen (blr4 @ntarrb bermrfad]ten IaII)
bon Snubheit geben, ben mir nid6t bird,
ginnebmen bon 9an's &atnrrh.Rltr hcts
len fonnen. 2aBt gud unrionit girfu.
lare fonmen.
s. S. g beneb & Co., SoIebo. 8.
@ Werfaltft bon alien Mpotbefen. 75e.
9al's Eamilienz9illen iino bic 6elren.
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Observation-Disclosures.

: al6ert @obIe, Bobnballs, 9atpion
aoolph 9fidlter, eduppen, @orales
Ctr, $75.
3: S. @embler. geral,berllnaen, @eit
3pllitnn Ctr; $3.50.
! g. 8; Sonop, @obnbmts, @arbe str !;
g. g. g Soeflins, @obnsqpls. 9atpiOn
Ctr; $1,000
j. o.. s. glaael, 9teparatltreu, gaiitletoe
slpeluie; $500.
%. s. sObf, 9teparaturen, @6ernlau
Ctr; $3.50.
s.. so, gliflas, spei ggohnba,tier,
Warpfano Ctr; $500.
q. 3anber, @obnhous, @eltfoa
Ctr. $500.
.. @ ssrepgana, @obnballs, SairpIap
Iperiie; $1100.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31
4lgnft Marrboltien, gefibs

= AugnIf WarrboltIen Be5iser
Ger 9etroiter Mbenopoit BON Detroit,
Mid, ifarb plosli1 in ieinern Seim
infolge eines &er5lblags. gr itano
I'M Mlter bon ~ Sabren. .Wfarrbo.l-
len NOR in aafieI geboren uno fam
i'm Sabre 1853 rtad Detroit, fpo er
lid Der iournaliitiihen S1tigfeit
miomete. SIN Sabre 1866 eriinoete
er Die Ibenopoft Gr beteiIigte iih
lebbaft an Der Bolitif uno ipteIte in
lepnblifaniiden areiien cine grobe
afolle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31
Wiinidlt sSemanDcn All heffrn.

Seit 30 Sobren brautbte S. :.
goDer bon Sertile, Mo., 1ulie llno
fonnte feline firlben. Desba[6 tuiitlebt
er ieBt anoerea at beIfen. 50 Ianac
lit er on Niifenidnler5en Nerrcfi-
tat, @ppetitloiigfeit uno gtierenIei-
ben, aber electric gitter5s belpirften
Wnltoer nt1o 5 GIofden furiertel,
tbn, tpie er i6reibt, pollitdnoig.
Neriidt es. SOC BEL aIlen Druggi-
item.
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Eur nsujabrswende.


gu Gnbe gebt bas alte Sabr,
Sas neue Sabr beginnt,
Spdj iutrh es uns bis iett nidjt flar
gSte es iif) uol entiptttnt.
Sb es uns 0lif tmb Gegen brinet,
Sb Summer, gtpt anb Hlag',
Sb mat Tim Stbel6Dnnen iingt,
Sb lant iutrb tttand)e Glag'.
Gs brtnst rns ppn hen 8eiben tupl
Sein ebenmaeis Sell,
gSas Gtnen idbtper betriiben ipll
Mtrn Mnberen ontis Setl.
Sp mar es ia in bieier @elt,
Snt 0rDken tute i'm &lein'n,
BON Mnbegtnn an 10 beitellt
llnb tuirb's audi ferner iein
Sc itebt ums bier I'M Seras =2anb
User b1tt' es emit geglanbt',
Gtn Sampf ppr nit Der Mnderbanb'
Die inns bic 5reibeit raubt.
ODD iuenn mir gllle, iueit nn6 brett,
Sm Gantpf 5niammeniteb'n
Sann fpirb ttns audi ir bieiem Streit,
Der Steg iupl nidJt entseb'n.
81 lange mir Der 3mfunft bann
Gntgegen ntutig ieb'n
Gibt's nid)ts, mas mns erifreden fanu
gSir iperoen idJun 5eiteb'n.
Su fiillt in Der Splneiternat5t
Die geder freubig bier,
Sas geite, tuas bafiir sebradbt,
9as tit glamp 8ier.
seranern 5ientt EeIaners Grant,
Grflarf idJ fret mnb Iamt,
Dies 1T bas Sier, has mns Sum 9anf
Wan bier uns bat gebrant.
So lang nns bies int 8Iaie itjaumt
9at's tuabrlidJ feime 9spt,
gSir lafen, iueun ber Wander tr1umt
Bon ieinem Srinfper6pt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31

sn Der @egeno Don Corpus
Gbrifti pliroe ein ilii1eer Mann
Mdnlens sso6n Woblan onrf 5uf1l-
Iige gntInoung feiner Slinte geidoi.
len ilfio ihtuer perfpnnbet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31
Gine ante bcntidle Site

1T es, 9ibeumafismns, @idt, 0sell-
ralgie, Grfaltungen uiip. nit 8ain-
grpeller 5u bebanoeln. Salten Sic
an Der Sitte feIt. Sic fonnen Der
ebten Bain-grpeller in alien oeut-
ihen 9potbefen 81 25 l,no SO Gent
Die Sloide 6efommen. Ser edte
lit an oer S(nfer Sdusmarfe er-
fenntlih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31

gittoria 9ioiiion g, $. & g. 81.
Mnflirft
go. 3o5-guero, gietoria. 1850 nadm
Nbfnhrf
SO. 306--guero, gietoria. 800 BORN
M. 6. & s. Balm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31
TUFTS Leber PiIIen

balten bas epltem In Cr6nuna unb
perblnbern6en, franfbeiten 3uitano be,
Geber, pel9er Rrantbeiten borberaebt.
Gin VerbindsrunssmittsI
BON Ropffdmersen, Dispepfia, g@tuin.
bel, fhle6tem gei9mad i'm Wunbe,
Sobbrennen, beleeter 3unee, Mppetit.
loiigteit, 9artleibisteit un6
MQe btliDlen Qeibell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-31
Giienbab1l ; Tablplan.
5. & g. q. gaba.

| S. e 8. q. gabn.
Mo.s --gom gsoroen. .e.45 obeso:
go. b Bom Norben. .6.45 moro
| Ao. 7-2pcal bon 8earne. 1000 moro
1 yfo. 9--2ocal bon Raleitine. Z.
go. A. Won M5erifo. 50 uI nad,n'
$50. 12-2ocal bon 2arebo (gemilaD \.
go. T. Nn1 oem gsorDen. 1855 no,f,m.
gio. g. Naeb benz Norben. 800 a6snbs
go. 8-2ocal nn1 HaleItine 80 mora
sto- 10 grpreb nad 9earne. 5. !.
go. 5 -gla6 glegiio 100 % a1ora' mSae
No. II -Soeal mad 2areoo (genidlt) :.
-. !. 300 abeitbs.
8. n. & u. g. 8abn.
l>anflnft =
SO. 1-ooniton Ii. 5. aiiite 700 nohm
gto. 3-9snfon II. 3. &iiife. $40 porrt
gsp. 5-@ii1tenitdbte. .1:15> nndln1
go; A Bon &errbiIle, nur on Bo<
1entagen. =. :. $3.50 upr,1
SO; 44-gon aerrbiIle, mn @Onu<
gaa 14e- Son aerrpiile, i'ur al, a'A'''
Wodentage1 j. ..6:3O ucd6m
go. 2-9oulton II. s. aiiffe $3.50 bora,
gto. 9onifon II. 5. &ii}te 20 abenbs
$50. 6-aiiitenitdote. a:1O noeln
go, 43 Nad aerrpille, n,lr in Wos
80; 41~aad aerrDiae, nar gonas s'A'
10; miltsut.'s - .sad asrrSine. s NJ u ''.a'
1oUentaae1. -. !. ..7:15 tprnt
g.. $. & 9. u. (Saapt-Sinie).
SO. 9-gom Often. 1885 porm
No. 7-@om Often. $3.50 nqc1ra
No. 10-@l Info II. 8e5ten .7:80 uad1m
gio. 6-8on gI Yaio. ..10.15 bprut
sto: 2-gon Sci 0fio.. ..1050 boom
gbfabrt--
SO. 9--Nad eI gaio unO Belten. /. !.
So sla6 81 9aio nnD @eifen. gh .e'A' :.
80. 1o-g3a6 5. 9eten. 1000 ; GS abea1SS abenSS
SEQ. geab ben Often. .10:45 born,
SO. 1-ganh Sci 0fip. 400 abetios
@ittoria 9ipiiion 9. $. e g. u.
Mnfunft -
go; 3o5-guero, 9ietoria. 80 nadm
Nbfnhrf
SO. 3o6--guero, gietoria. 800 BORN
N. 6. & s. gabn.
Nnfunft-
Ro. 241-gon Soufton lno @albefton
!. .... :. $50 1norgens
$50. 235-@om Norben. .7.SO bornliti.
gao. 231-gom Sloroen uno 9ouiton
.... !. -. 1926 nnelm
go. Boom goroen.. TAB abeuos
Mbfa1rt
$50. 244 saad benz MSrbem u. Sonffon
s.. ;. J. ..7.10 pprm
SO. 1O-Nad bem Moroen. 10: 100 born.
gso. 236-Na6 benz Norben. -. ;.
!. .. 1900 abenos
No. 242-yaa9 Dem Norben linb Sal.
beiton- ). -. .11.50 abenbs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-14
Simpson.EIIjott,

A pretty wedding took place at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Elliott
at O'Clock Monday evening when
Miss Frances Powers was married to
William Simpson The marriage cere-
irony was performed bv Rev. George
Merriam of the Bethany Baptist
church. the single ring service befnS
used Only relatives and intimate
friends were present. Miss Mildred
Keene was maid of honor and Harold
G. Merrill was best man. The wedding
march was played by Miss Byron OF
Hartland The bride was daintily
gowned in white and carried sweet
peas The maid of honor wore green
messalne and carried a bouquet nf
pale pink astors The house was beau
tifullv decorated with astCrs. sweet
peas and ferns. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Eva Green and Miss
Grace Cover. Many beautiful eifte
were received The bridal couple left
in an automobile after the ceremony
for short wedding trip On their re-
turn thew will make their home or
Maple street with Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Simpson.
The bride is a charming vOun" iadN
beloved by all who know her She Is
a graduate of the Skowhegan Higl
| school in the Glass of 1905. The groon
| is tho son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
simpson He has a position as assist
ant ravmastcr In the American Wool
/ en- mill here. Their many friends WlHt
| them the greatest happiness in theil
married life
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-14
SOMERSET FAIR
Opens Tuesday at Skowhegan-Goo'
Exhibits-The Race Entries.

Somerset Central Agricultural fair
opened Tuesday at Skowhegan. Every
department was better represented
than for several years. The stock was
unusually good and great deal of it
Not for long time have there been so
many oxen, town teams, and thorough
bred stock and a variety of all as this
year. Mr.. lies, superintendent of the
poultry department, stated Tuesday
morning that the department was new
err better represented and a better
breed of poultry has not been brought
to the fair here for some time. The
hall was being we'll filled with large
variety of exhibits. A fine display OF
apples/ corn, fancy work. garden truck
and various kinds of products show Ut
well at present The races for the en-
tire three days bid fair to be the best
ever held here. Following are the en-
tries:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-14

spent In social "chat, eating ice cream
and cake and playing croquet.
Those present from out of town were:
Mrs. Sarah Cornforth, Fairfield Miss
Nellie Jackson, Haverhill. Mass; Mr. and
Mrs Retire Weber. Clinton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Hodges. Winslow; Mr.. and
Mrs E. L. Strickland. Kingfield; Mr. and
Mrs. Alden Strickland, New Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Stafford and three
children Bonnie, Verne and Elsie. of
Dead River; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur WEIGH
and little daughter Esther, Dead River:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stafford and Baby
Marguerite, Highland Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Jackson and sons, Harry, Blyn, Erland
and Kenneth of North New Portland
Mr. Andrew Jackson, North Vassalboro
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Pilot Nelson. chs, by Nelson. Par
k.r & Robinson, Skowhegan.
Marguerite. bm., by Edgemark. 3.
r. Gaylord, Skowhegan.
Lou Foster. ]. Johnson, Portland.
Lady HUDSON b.m.. by Vassar. F.
c. Henson. Repley.
Paw Lei Diaiolo, F. N. Vining. ST.
Adams.
Earlyson. ro.g.. by Nelson. l.. E.
Doctor u. chg, by Stirling, Dr.
Turner. Hartland.
Gladstone, Big. Morris Gledhill.
Skowhegan.
B,by T. Big, Morris Gledhill, Show
hogan.
Fernando, blkg.. by Columbo. Pal
mer, Materville.
Harry Leclair, G. z. Hayward. Ash
land.
Bells Early. G. B. Hayward. Ash
Hand.
Queen Inez. C. A. Trafton. Ashland.
Nancy S, c. Il. Duffy. Bangor
| Charles NJ. Van Trump. S. D. Hall,
| Bangor.
l. 2.29 tIASS-PURSE S125.
| Nina Belle. b.m.. by Wilkes, A. Mel
vim F.l1ridge. Clinton.
| Maine Pointer. b.m.. by Joe Pointer
Charles Pomerleau Waterv;lle.
| Ramrcd. blk.g.. by Stirling. James
Nutting. Skowhegan.
Tom Marshall. BIS. by Vassar. w. l.
Davis. Dexter
Dan g. chs. by Dan Q. C. H. Sirp-
son. Waterville.
Molie Wilkes. .bm. E. c. Hunter
PittsfelG
Topsv Babcock. br.m., by Our Mel
son. c. J. Worthen. st. Adams.
Lady Hudson. ON. by Vassar, F. c
Hanson. Replcy.
Eva Wilkes, BIN. by Johnnie Wilkes
VIII Decring. Hartland.
Little Nelson. Big. by Nelson Elm
GOOD Park Stables. Norridgewocl1.
Yellow Peril. chm. by LANYARD
EltnW God Park Stables, Ncrridgewoc<
Black Beauty. blk m. bv Dandl
Wilkes. Elmwood Park Stables, Nor
ridgewock
Cynthia Kelley. b.m., by Dobson, ]
F. Mills. Pittsfield.
i 2.1S CLAss-PURSE 5000.
Marvel c., blk.g., by Stirling. r. z
Chase. HartIand.
Tony Nelson. chm. by Nelson
Charles Pomerleau. Waterville.
Pilot Nelson. chs. hy Nelson, Par
| ker e Robinson, Skowhegan.
Robert y blk.s., by Eolus, w II
Coole. Pittsdeld
Crer1ona, blli.;;., by Wilkes, Wyman
Portland
Cal. chg, Harry Williams, Hart
land.
Doris, b.m.. by Rupee. w. G. Rey
nolds. Winslow.
Lover. chs, Charles Dusty, Water
vile.
Doctor D, chg. by Stirling. Dr.
Turner. Hartland.
Fannie Wilkes. BIN. by Isle Dow
E,lmWood Park Stables. Norridyewock
American Chimes, j. Johnson. Port
, land.
Stanley G, brig. by Stirling. Alto,
Richardson, Jr. Clinton
G'adst"ne. Big, Morris Glcdhill
SkOwhegan
Baby L. Big, Morris Gledhll. skow
hogan.
Ratler G, b.g., G. B. Hayward. Ash
land.
Nancy s. c. Fl. Duffy. Bangor.
MISS Stirling. S. D. Hall. Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-14
jackson Family Reunion.

A most enjoyable occasion was the
second reunion of the Jackson family
held at the pleasant home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Gordon Saturday.
The tables were spread on the lawn AMI
81 Of the family gathered to enjoy feast
Of good things.
After dinner the company was called tn
order by the president. Mr. Olive Bar
ron. and the following officers elected:
President, Olive Barron: vice-president.
Fred jackson: treasurer. Everett A.
Berry; secretary. Daisy D. Berry: COM
mittee on arrangements. Mrs. Sylvester
Jackson, Mae Gordon and Elsie Walker.
BY invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Barron the next reunion will be held at
their home in Empden 1t was voted t.
hold the reunion the first Saturday OF
September each year. The afternoon was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-14
FREEDOM.

A reception will be held in the
Grange hall the evening OF Sept. 18th
as farewell to Rev. and Mrs. r. Bur
ford Parry, who are soon to leave for
Connecticut. where he will enter Yale
for two years study. Refreshments
will be served and each lady is re
quested to bring q cake. A general in
vitation is extended to ALL, No per
sonal Invitations will be given by the
ladies' circle who have the affair in
charge.
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs
Inex Bellows Thursday. Sept. Sth.
Invitations are out for the Academy
Freshmen reception to he held in the
Grange ball at s o'clock. Sept H.
Children's day was observed by
Dirign Grange Sept. 10. A large num-
her Of children We're present and fur
nishcd the program for the afternoon
SOUTH. Miss Gertrude B. Brad
street is teaching school on Quaker
Hill. Albion.
Mr. and Mrs ID. II. Clark visited
Mr.. Clark's sister at Weeks Mills sun
DAY.
Mrs. Katie S. Bragg and daughter
Marion. of Albion are visiting her
mother. Mrs. Frank Fuller.
Mrs Kate Philbrick is in Andover
on a visit
Miss Maria Richardson has gone to
the Lewiston Hospital for treatment.
Mrs Perley Soule of Beaver Hill.
who has been dangerously i'll. is re-
ported to he on the gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Greedy was in
Waterville Tuesday on business
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Ward visited Mr..
and Mrs. J. Fl. Black in Palermo Sun
dav.
Sam Young has been at work the
rast week for Oscar Danforth.
+. A. Greelv was in Waterville Sat
urdav with load of produce.
Geo Curran has returned to his home
in Wa'tham. Mass after visiting his
sister. Mrs, A. G. Davis.
TROY.
as juryman.
a. Leavitt of Boston was a guest at
Milton Carleton's last week.
Miss Mae Hamilton is passing few
weeks in Unity.
Mr.. Jones and daughter, Miss Flora
Jones, of Pittsfield, were at the Center
guests at T. w. Hawes
Mrs. Helen Young of Eetroit passed
Saturday at the home of her son, Ernest
Young
Miss Flora Carleton. who has been
visiting her parents. returned this week
II her work in Auburn.
j. NJ. Chalmers ard family Of Pittsfield
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Tyler
Sunday.
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FRANKLIN
WILTON.

Herbert Torsey was the guest of
friends in Augusta over Sunday
Harold E. McCausland is visiting
relatives in Presque Isle, Fort Fairfield
and Washburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Phinney of
Dover are visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Phinnay
The fall term at the Academy opened
Tuesday with large attendance of
scholars
The mock trial which was held at
the Town hall liGay evening was we'll
attended and 4 Gle time enjoyed by
ALL
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Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded in the Somerset
Registry Of Deeds:
Skowhegap-Edith d. Steward to w, F.
Beauforth: John Robinson to F. G. Dan
forth Berthena S. Parkman to J. r. Nc
CIellan.
Palmyra-Abner Linnell to En- N. Dun
ming ct al.
Brighton-Char1es A. Perkins to Susan
8. Perkins.
Anson-Emily r. Manter ct al to Mabel
NJ. Porter.
Madison G. w. F. Merrill to E. D..
Merrill.
;Concord-Luella S. Jewett to c. S.
Humphreys.
Carratunk-A. F. Donigan to Oscar II.
Clark: Fred Clark to Oscar II. Clark ct
al: c. c. Stewart to Nettie B. Mitchell &.
New Portland-Esther A. Knapp to F.
b. Moody.
Mercer1L.. l.. Lowe to Effie NJ, futile.
Bingham-Charles II. Givens to John
Hardy ct al
Norridgewock-Lillian D. Forsyth to l..
L. Lowe
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Tired Mothers.

It's hard work to take care Of chill
dren and to cook. sweep. wash, sew
and mend besides.
1t makes a shop of the home-a
shop. too, where sixteen hours make
day and yet there is much working
overtime.
Hoods Sarsaparilla helps tired mo-
theirs i'm many ways-it refreshes inc
blood, improves the appetite. and as
SureS reStfuf sleep. i.f .,...-
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returned home Wednesday leaving he1
as comfortable as could be expected
Mrs. Eliza Nelson and daughter, Mrs
Hattie Chadwick, went to Massachu-
sets Sept. s to visit. friends They
will also visit in Vermont before thei1
return.
Ed Marden of Fairfield was in the
place Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Brown returned with him for a visit
of a few days.
Mrs. Charles Osgood and daughter
went to Aver. Mass. Sept. ., for q
weeks visit with relatives.
Lula Blasdell and Lucy Wood went
to Freedom last week to attend TIC
fall term at the Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Falcon visited
friends in Haliowell and Pittston and
attended the Lewiston fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blacl, anG
daughter, Sadie passed the Sabbath at
Mrs. Viola Laplit's.
Lester Perkins sold yoke of steer
to Frank Nelson recently.
Mrs. Elmjra EGmmons, who has been
i'll for long time, died at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Mary Norton last week
at the age If "a years.
Ethelyn Nelson is teaching school in
Knox, Edith Nelson in Freedom, Edna
1sgood al Freedom Academy and
Emma Nelson in Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs George Rove and
Willis Washburn and daughter of
china were al Charles Arnolds Sun
lay to sec John Rowe who is gainin.;
slowly.
Mrs. Jessie Besse and children of Al
ion visited her father and brother a
the old home stead Sunday. Mr.. Rove
till suffers very much with rheu-
matism
MIS- Wcbber Of Lynn and Mrs.
Moody of Pittston were guests at their
uncles. Ruel Ralcom, Saturday and
sunday
Edith Nelson vent to the Augusta
General Hospital Saturday to sec her
sister, Blanche, and foHnd her i'm
proving.
Eugene Rowe who is working in
Brunswick passed the Sabbath here
with his family.
Carl Delany is making general i'm
rrovcments on their house. repairing
the piazza and clapboarding the front
etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Ward ard little
son of Freedom passed Sunday at he,
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Black.
j W. A. Nelson made his usual trip tc
Augusta Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Rcdlon of Albion visited
Mr. and Mrs. Chester>Fcrris,S Sept. l..
CENTER-Mr. Smelle and family have
mover onto the Myron Turner place. Mr..
Smelle is mead sawyer for the p. r. Por
ter Lumber Co.
Miss Lila Northrup, who has been pass
ing her vacation with her parents. re-
turned to Sanford Saturday, where she
will resume her work as principal of the
new school building.
\ large number attended the G. +.
Trinity Union at the chapel Sunday
Miss Margaret Koch, C. T.. State Score
tary, Rev E. z. Morse. Rev. p. Z. Mil
Ter, also Rev Callihan of Calais, were
present
Mrs. S. J. Lane of Ansonia, Conn.
joined his family at j. w. Turner's Sat
urday
Judge Turner of Portland visited at the
home of his brother. Dexter Turner, re-
gently.
Miss Sadlc Moody. WHO has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Wendell Turner, went
to Bangor Thursday, whore she will re-
main for awhile.
Charles NewhaH made a business trip
TO Augusta Thursday.
Herbert Howard of Somerville, Mass,
Is passing his vacation at the Howard
and Handy cottage
Mrs. Walter, Young and children &c
Liberty are visiting her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Bert Brcdstreet.