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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-25
HE IS COMING BACK
WHO'S COMING BACK?

WHO'S COMING BACK?
Your landlord. grocer. furniture butcher, COAL In
surance, doctor, any other collector whom you
are Indebted. Get rid of him, he's nuisance and a
bother
COME TO US
and let US explain how to do it. We have helped
Thousands why you?
IT'S OUR BUSINESS
to take up your worry matters. We have plenty of
money at all times for this purpose.
THE PROCESS IS SIMPLE
We will let you have any amount from SO up to 5000
on FURNITURE, PIANO, HORSES, WAGONS, or
Personal PROPERTY of all kinds without re-
moval
IF you OWE
balance On your furniture, any other Loan Co,
don't let that keep you away will gladly pay
them on and advance you more money.
OUR RATES ARE POSITIVELY THE LOWEST
in this section of the country and we explain to
YOU to the cent the of loan and give
you straightforward. honest statement, SO simple
IN fact, that child understand it.
OUR REBATES
for prepayment are the most liberal You on1v nav
for the time you the money.
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NOTICE.

VIII parties who have replies to cias-
si1ed ads addressed care Lake County
Times kindly call promptly for same?
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LEGAL NOTICE.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Jersey COW, cream color rough
horns, tail trimmed. Address Mrs
Kirby Miller Tolleston, Ind; reward
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-25

FOR SALE-Feather bed. in good con-
dition. Call 667 Oakley ave. (new MOI
near Fayette st. 1873
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-25

You Will say that a Lavender Cigar
cannot be beat. IL you try ono.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-25
BOARD AND ROOM.

WANTED-Boarders and roomers at
2s4 Michigan ave. Phone 1893. 23-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-25

FOR SALE-Three- chair case. length
IS it; three hydraulic barber chairs
waiting chairs and all other articles.
Call 2061s s Holman st. Pacific Ex-
press office. 20-6
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WANTED TO RENT-Furnished cot
tage, fat or rooms for light house
keeping. Address W S, Times. 242
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MILLER rs
ENJOYING
NICE BOOM

eContinued from Page l.,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Good sound 1,350-1b work
ing horse. at "A Plummer ave PAP
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Lots 35 and So. blk 3, Cologers
Fusco No I to Charles ]. VIII
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Six or S-room
cottage; on south side preferred. Ad-
dress No. 333 Times. Will pay good
rent Tor the right place. 24-6
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w ANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-At once a Maxwell run
about; state price. Address Auto"
Times 24-6
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MISCELLANEOUS

J. H. HIPSHERa carpenter and builder.
Shop: opposite Simplex office; job
work promptly attended to- 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
EQUITABLE MEETING TO-DAY
Morgan Plan for Control Wiii
Not Be Presented.

The annual meeting Of the Equitspis
Tsfa Assuranee Society will be held to-day
when thirteen directors are TO De elected
for a fo,ir-vear term, six representing the
stockholders and seven the poicyhoioefs-
II is understood that the outgoing directors
are TO be reelected, practically w1,hou'
change. The members of the board VINO
will be chosen 70 represent the stochhoid-
ers will be the direct nominees OF }. FleI
pont Morgan. who since the begnnihs oi
December. 1sa9 has owned the MAJORITY VI
the stock. through his purchase IRON.
Thomas F. Ryan of 5o2 out of the fotai Oh
1.e10 shares He holds the STOCK without
restrictions. as the voting trust, WHICH IoI
the preceding five years had elected ths
directors representing the stock. was dis
solved on June Is And as after the hrs'
year of the voting trust the poiicyhotd-
ers also left the selection of their directors
to the voting trustees IT is probable that
this function will be found TO nave beeH
transferred to Mr.. Morgan.
It has been commonly expected for some
time that Mr.. Morgan would use the oc-
casion of to-day's meeting to present
proposition designed to safeguard the stock
control in the interests of the policyhoid-
ers. For the working out Of a plan OF
this character he invited the cooperation
of the State Insurance Department last
December It has been reported that this
project might take the form OF either
naturalization or the execution of new
voting trust agreement.
1t authoritatively said yesterday
afternoon. however, that the subject would
not be brought before the meeting. AS
was noted in The Tribune a fortnight ago.
no ntiInation Of Mr.. Morgan's proposed So
luton Of the problem Of permanently deal
ing with the question of the Equitables
future has ever been made public. and
there is good ground for the belief that
he has not arrived at a final decision on
this important subject.
Mr.. Ryan bought the SOC shares Of stock
from James Hazen Hyde for so5Ga.0Ho. or
about $3.50 a share, He subsequently Of
fered TO turn them over TO the Equitable
at that price, with per cent interest. but
the offer could not be accepted, and he Is
supposed TO have disposed of them on these
terms to Mr. Morgan. the cost 70 whom,
with interest for four and half years
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
AFTER DE6NON COMPANY
Queens Inquiry Into Alleged
Payment to Bermel.

AT unexpected sensation was sprung IN
the graft hunt IN Queens yesterday when
Arthur c. Train, Deputy Attorney General,
took I'D for investigation q para graph from
a presentment made by one Of the grand
5dries which investigated the Kisse1a Park
scandal in 1908 The paragraph taken from
the presentnent. which was recently or
dered expunged from the court by Justice
Crane. calls attention TO these matters:
The testimony OF the collection by
Charles Bernel in December, 1907 Of coo
on account of his brother Joseph Bermel.
the President OF the Borough, and by his
instruction. from the secretary Of the Deg
non Contracting Company: the payment of
about Sl5.oD of the funds thus received by
Charles BeTnel 20 one Frost, and the pay
rlent a. this sum by Frost 10 purchase
stock IN a realty company for Joseph Ber-
mel in the name of Herman Rtnge. the
secretary OF the Borough of Queens.
II was the Degnon company which built
what is known as the Steinway. or Bel
mont tubes under the East River, between
sd street. IN Manhattan. and 9Th street. IN
Long Island City.
Mr. Train. in company with \. ]. Hay
wood secretary of the Degnon company,
appeared before Justice Garretson. in the
Supreme Court, about noon. There Mr.
Train Informed the court that Mr.. Haywood
had refused to answer certain questions
put TO him before the grand jury concern
ing conversation between Charles Bermel
and Joseph Bernael- Justice Garretson de-
clared recess in his own court, and, tax
ing Mr.. Train and Mr.. Haywood. the trio
disappeared in the Justices private cham
bers. When they reappeared it was known
that 8Tr. Haywood had been instructed TO
answer the questions put to him by the
grand Jury, ard he was Immediately taken
I hefn-e that hodv
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
GIRMEN PICK R. ]. COLLIER
Aero Clubs Name Him Chairman
Of the National Council.

II Il was an accident il may prove TO
be unfortunate. but If the selection yester-
day Of Robert J. Collier 20 the chairman
ship Of the national council of the Aero
Club Of America was the result OF mature
deliberation-and il was the result Of ten
hours work-there are students Of aero
1lautic conditions who say that the express
sion Free as the air" viii soon be q back
number.
Allan A Ryan. director Of the Wright
company. is president of the Aero Club Of
America Robert =. Collier is also z direc-
tor in the Wright company.
Delegates from twenty-siX aero clubs In
ths country deliberated in quarters, from
which all newspaper reporters were ez-
cluded. sg the Waldorf
The nominating committee contained Rus
sell A. Alger and Allan a. Ryan. both di-
rectn-s in the Wright company, and John
G Eberhardt. who lives in Dayton. The
other members were \. T. Zahr1 Of Wash
ington. and G II Myers, OF Kansas City.
One Of the aggresstvely present delegates
was J Il. Joyce, who as an aeronaut Is
said 70 re e good horelkeeper in Balt-
more.
The national council received from the
Aero Club OF America the power of elect
ing It's own chairman. but the Aero Club
retains it's control in all international af-
fairs Certain matters that the council
wishes VIII be considered on the second
Tuesday in April by the executive commit
zee named yesterday, representing the fol-
lowing aero clubs; A. T Atherholt, Phtla-
6eIphia, c ?. Bishop, New England Aero
Club. R 7. Collier. Aero Club Of America;
J K. Duffy. New Jersey; 7. c. Eberhardt,
! Dayton; {. 3. Harmon. Pasadena: G. B.
Harrison. Los Angeles: 7 H. Joyce, BaIti-
more: \ b Lambert, St Louis: c. II
G 4 Richardson. Collegiate Association.
a a. Ryan, Aero Club Of America, John
II. SatrerfieiG, Buffalo. and \. Z. Zahr7. Of
Washin gton- Other topics relating to who
shall manage the air viii bs debated Al
the same address, With due regard to poll
! tics and secrecy. to-day and maybe 70
morrow
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
CONCERT TO AID TWO CAUSES
University Settlement and City History
Ciub join Hands.

r rvo hundred girls IL the neighborhood
% tbs University Settlement learn all about
housekeeping t2 q model fat next year, and
z the Settlements tenement proVeEss tan
- sent 20 the country when not weather
co-1es and e the City History Club is en-
shEed 70 enlarge us work and have paid
reachers. L VIII all Re because the enter
tzanmenr which the two organizations viii
cooperate n giving al the ValdoTf-Astoria
~ the morning OF January has proved a
success.
Mrs Emil I. Boss. acting president Of
the City History Club, a&1d Mrs. John r
Macarthur. president Of the Women's =
Auxiliary Of the University Settlement, are
ha-d az work on the arrangements. They
nave secured Maurice Remand, who VIII
sing n operate aria ana Two groups Of
French songs. and Miss Grace Eiiiston.
who viii appear N q one-act play.
The Baroness Elsa-Laura, Won Wolzogen
= 70 sing songs Of the twelfth. thirteenth
and fourteenth centuries, rotthe accompani-
ha-psichc-d. and PAM kiefs- the viola da
zsnba. both dressed N costumes 10 match
the periods Of these instruments. Also
there viii be German folk songs by the
NaeDoUell Chorus.
Some OF those who have taken boxes
for me entertainment are Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie. Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs =. Bar
1on Hepburn. Mrs Robert Ahbe, Mrs
Henri Wsrtheim and General Stewart L
Woodfo-o-
we are very anxious TO raise funds 10
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

brib>s while acting as government vs-
ers 70 allow the underWeighfns Of sugar :
tns docks Of ArbnekIe Brothers
Stephen c. Baldwin, who appeared =.
the two men, presented an af,4avs- =
John G. Carer, vho with Thomas 5. r,.~t.
testified TO psrments Of S5 70 each ~ -.
weighers. in which Carey SAID thss -.
boss weizhsrs were innocent or .,-
wrouzdoins IN connection with arv ss~.
weights. out merely accepted vha- p,,
known as house" or "aceo--r,os,, -,
money
Henry L. Stin1son opposed the appli-z-i,-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

the marlborough for eighty-fve years,
readiustn1ent to be made after twenty
five years and then after each twenty
year period The city is to receive per
cent Of the gross earnings Of the traffic
on those extensions In place Of all taxes
or other charges.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
Held FOR HAVING BAD s. BILLS.

vincenzo di Artonio was held in $1,000
bail. ard Nicola Abanezzs in 81, 900 yester-
day by Judge Housh, IN the United States
Circuit Court, when the two were indicted
on a charge Of having in their possession
counterfeit 81 bills. Seven other men ar
rested in a raid last week by Secret Ser
vice men We're discharged. The counter
feits were part OF those made by the
T1Jr7o-NIo-ello gang, most Of whom are now
serving terms at Atlanta prison,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

establish u1oGel fat near the Settlement,
Mrs. Macarthur said yesterday. To edu-
cate girls in economic housekeeping Is one
OF the great needs Of that district. Next
TO our desire for q model aat is our wish
to send more Of our sick and tired out
people To the country in the summer when
the teneuients are so hot
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

added would thus have been hetie 80
than S,onodq. The dividend return on ihe
stock is only per cent. or s'sssf %
the 5a2 shares week or two ago .he''
Vas a sale at auction of I'VE saares On e
minority stock a s9n. or Se" snare
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
wE1GHERs SEEK NEW TRIAL
Il. L. stimson Opposes Plea OF Men
Convicted in Sugar Cases.

Application was made IN the Dni'ed Sts,es
Circuit Court yesterday for new Iia'
- charles 7, Drew and Charles y. War
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-07

the educational ooaacsi and tie iss
ss'stlys committee viii hSye ess1
merged. The Department q The 81
uesuonsl Council considers sUaSsess
Of professional O. vital inss-est u
the pablo SCHOOLS sai ussss IS
Recommendations a the general 49,
eaStSoa TIE legislative ccanoil vii
perform the initiative Sr,6 legislative
functions tor the ASSOCIATION
The os1cs-s names are, President.
E-es MaAsunaa. Mssoa City; s-st ysce
president, 4 c. FaQs<. Washington,
sseon6 vice president. MIS- Minnie
RSeooeS. Humboldt: third rice pres
dent. c. w Weber. Columbus June-
tSoGs members % TIE executive com
r,isssss A Z Es2sst. Esye<ss; mem
he-s a educational cc9resl w s
Msscnsl ct2asoo7 2, O No-scn- Des
aFozass,
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eo-vasrarzoa san * any one time Re
s-o5ecE SHAN II 10 case exceed TRIO
zaIrIs q sts CAPITAL s-eek, this limit
sasI 1o< apply 10 oaIigzE1oas secured
p tEa astral transfer a real estate
ss1rE-tss sor SAs b=neEt ard g-oter-
TN Of tAe holders Of SCARED otIlza-
s17ls- zcr 20 obligations secured bv
mortgages 81 real estate
Pirate property & tie stockholders
shs1 y exempt from corporate debts
Ec- eo1FisSa record q said ar
sc3eS Ct incorporates sss corporation
BOOK page 80 q Lee co11.y, To~a.
rec0-6s n hsoSzz
Nv ANDERSON.
% BOYD.
FRANCES 4 ANDERSON
Tzcg-p s7ratc-s
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ECE1g -an r-sz 7ss We Ezs
s1'Szt . se -1-r5=t n Rsge=ss.r,-rs.
tIs---z-r II. e1sE-sss tes cAzrxs e1a
rsss1 rs 2Aa,e s=sssEs ~ Nrass ras7
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a7s. --se1g st, Ea1k cas 70 he
srlsao1 sHd Es-Se1 1sr / -orf1g
1-a2l CzE-e-tssn reyes. II tie
,isslrva- AT IL 1sssr-sts s-aas fsa a
swrcE
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Tiers IS I-tls GanSs- f-on : coli
O. from II zzEarsk q rhs grip sxcer-
a1'e1 folicwe5 5y V1sz-arts, All
this 1eTer hzpFe1s Eaea Caazbe-e
lzt1's Cc1gn Re-edy Is Ess,5 Thfs
rs-e1E las E7z Is great re7-sstsoz
at ex-s1ssve sale II rs rsza-sshle
cr2-ss ct ce13s zEl Er7 ard c2z -
relied zErZ Esge a-1-z- nzaszcs-
For sale ~ al 5salers.
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Train - Leaves Hsok1s =: q 80
sTTala 7.I-LsaFes ksoxgk. s. pr
'Trzi7 4T@-Arrtvss Keckrk sis Pm
Train s7a-A-r.ses ks,oEEs i:9s Pm
Lceai Freight Trains
Train se-A-rsve< SeosEs- - pm
.Trata SLEEVES Kecsus- 90 sn
xD1ily except Szzszv.
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st,tsrN Oppose Appropriation by Con
Jress ser Private Institutions
and Want More
NorvnSls.
KEoKUK TEACHERS HOME
lsrss Nur,eer Scom Tels City MIS-
Mere IN aoerssase Arrived 10
NeekuS s5sser sasaress
o. Sunday

TIE teachers q LEWIS are essSsriS
cgpassa IL the rSttonSl school .aanas
NesnS turned eve, 10 prSvS,e saacssion>
81 Snsyatious IN the Dsstrics ~ eo1aal-
bis Tor ths promotion at eiacSsioa n
agriculture ard mechanical arts
Tss teachers OF the ssste IN their
efosing session IN nss NoinsS placed
themselves On record against the bills
al Hesitation now before congress
which assigns 10 private institutions
funds from the federal s0easVrg 70
establish Departments Of eaucstlon
atong these Ines Such Sn ACT On
the gsrs OF congress would De n III
rect violation OF the spirit OF the con
stisution say these teachers Under
the Morrill, acgs OF congress \ portion
OF the public school f,ni can be set
aside for the purpose OF advancing
national education in agricultural and
mechanical arts The bills now under
consideration would extend tie heae-
mrs az The Morrill, acts by assigning
10 Certain private Institutions spRro-
pristions frorn the public Schoos fund
10 10 she wo-& which the teachers
csasIss rightly belongs 10 the depart
rasag II education To aiG Private
sSwesSsoasi institutions fVoya TIE fed,
e-al treasury woasS sssaelisA s dan
SsroGS president and BY 5 unanimous
vose registered themselves N osro
sisSaa 10 any division q sAs pablo
$500 aarSS Suc-g pirate xHd $50
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FRATERSaL ORDER or EAGLES
ksokua As-ss. No ss3-Meets first
s15 third WeiEestsF Of each Eorth -
EaSiss hau co-1e- Eghth aac s,in
Visiting h-oehs-s cordially iarited
Frank Moeile-. ". President: c. 4
Noaks. SscrssGT
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b p o. nHS

Keokuk Lodge, No. l0s-Meets first
s-c third Thursday nights al Elks
hsl, Gibbons opera house block. Sixth
and Main streets Club rooms open
daily. Visiting brothers cordially y
yited- James Cameron. Sr-. z. R.:
William Rsinbold. Secretary.
bold. Secretary.
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ORDER OF OWLS

Regular meeting .. tie order O,
0wls The first and third Tuesdays Of
each Dcath az their han II tie SchEtz
sstitfng- Garner Tltrd and johnson
streets third roo-- yist.tls OEis gre
co-lsatfv invited i. J. Kicker. wo-Say
president: Z. Sts-kEezther. sec-a
t-v
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THE POPULATION
OF THE STATE
ofSes.l cesrs es EaeA eea.s, ,r
io~a Ssosssns Were sae Less
IS 1sse.

TIE EowS es2S2s sserss n eoGS-
sss foS 1879 A2a fo- gsz yssrs sss
S-s IS fellows.
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CATARRH

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A Reliable
Remedy
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q. o. Q. Isl.
K. ofP

KNIGHTS AND LADIES CT SECUR.
ITF. KEoKUK COUNCIL No. 1889
Meets the first md third Monday o,
each month. st A. o. Q. W. Lan al
s o'clock. o. W Rowe. president:
e Whttmarsh. Financier; Mayme
c. Schens. Secretary.
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IAN -
Z vcSze )
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7-ass -aae ea- Is 49,
AtS2
DR. ptERcE~s FAyoRrTR PRESCRIPTION
Makes S<-oSslS s--o-aS.
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FRATERNAL CARDS

Hardin Lodge No. 2s-H Holds its reg
ular monthly meetings the second
Monday evening OF each month.
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Ssaa Tas raar GATE oSsa
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Nose-sD Daily 1.sp. SurasE :
ether trains daily
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-06
THE TRAP SHOOTERS

Kain lnterferes with Fourth of July
shoot In Ellsworth.
The heavy showers in the early morning
sadly interfered with the registered
tournament Of the Ellsworth gun club on
the Fourth. AT the hour when the early
trains left Bangor and Bar Harbor, rain
was falling in torrents, and nature was
furnishing one OF her finest displays Of
fireworks as IL TO make up for the lack of
noise occasioned by the growth OF the
"safe and sane Fourth idea. About If
teen shooters who had planned to come
were kept at home, and several Of the Bar
Harbor men delayed coming until noon.
Before noon the weather cleared, and a
gale from the north, directly in the face
OF the shooters gave them the most
uifiicult targets they had ever shot at,
which accounts for the low averages. Even
the four experts who shot through the
program fell down below their usual
average.
The experts who shot were Orrin r.
Diekey, OF Boston, representing the United
States Cartridge Co., the Parker gun, and
T.. J. Dupont & Co.; we B. Dalton, OF
Portland. representing Marlin Firearms
Co.. q. NJ. Wheeler, Of Brunswick, repre-
sentipg Peters Ammunition Co., and
William @. Hill, OF Portland, represent
ing the Remington Arms Co., and the U.
Nj. c. Cartridge Co.
The amateurs who shot were f. A.
Colby, Bangor; Charles f. Shea, John g.
Shea, DR.. J. T. Hinch, Fred +. Hapworth,
Ernest A. Graham and Mr.. Pettingill,
Bar Harbor; w. Z. Whiting, Frank II.
Young, II. F. wescott, and o. NJ. Glenn
ent, Ellsworth.
First prize for amateur high gun for en-
tire program, silver cup, was won by
Charles F. Shea, and second, a travelling
bag, by r. A. Colby. The merchandise
prizes for amateurs for score on second
hundred birds, a handicap based on
score in first hundred, were won as fol-
lows.
First, silver cup, Charles F. Shea;
second, Thermos bottle, Frank n. Young;
third, silk umbrella, w. Z. Whiting;
fourth, fishing rod, o. NJ. Clement; fifth,
safety pocket axe, II. f. Wescott. Fol-
lowing is the score in detail;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-06
NORTH ORLAND.


Maria L. CHM has had fine showing Of
roses.
w. r. Soper wife and baby are visiting
at Mark w. Ginn's.
Mrs. Bertelle H. CHM, who has been
poorly, is improving.
H. B. CHM and wife entertained An
drew NJ. Kenney and wife July3.
N. b. Colby, who was burned out two
years ago, is building fine house.
NJ. w. CHM has three fine colts "A two
year-old, yearling and a sucker.
About 200 attended the dance and sup
per at Johnson's pavilion on the fourth.
Potatoes here are looking bad the plants
did not come up even, and are not grow
ing well.
On July 8 Mark w. CHM and family ate
new potatoes and green peas from their
own garden.
Margie r. Colby gave short concert at
East Bucksport church June 20. The
ladies OF the society sold ice-cream and
cake. Proceeds, Sl1.
July5. SPEC.