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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-04-14

Mr. Jos. Kirt of Kossuth was caller
at the PILOT office Saturday.
In the list of town officers published
last week there was an error in the
town of Franklin. Jos. Haas was e.
lected treasurer and not Frank Muerch.
Rev. Geissler of Two Rivers left
Monday on a trip to Europe, in COM
pany with Bishop Fox of Green Bay.
They will visit Holland, Germany and
Belgium.
Mr.. VIM. Dunbar of Liberty was
caller at the PILOT Office on Friday.
Z. L. Kelley, president, and II. c.
Berndt, secretery of the Wisconsin
Fish and Game Protective Association
will attend the annual meeting of the
association at Milwaukee Friday and
Saturday.
Judge kirwan left for Sheboygan
Monday, where he is holding the April
Uelul VI tltCull Soult' lh'lN "iS ~
cases on the calendar, of which four
are criminal cases, nineteen for jury
and seventeen fact for court.
We have found many discrepancies
in the title to real estate the last few
weeks while making Abstracts of
Titles. Is the title to your property
O. K? Ask a. +. Schulze, Mgr.
Manitowoc Co opp. Court House.
Mr. Jerry Krejcie of Meimik was in
the city Tuesday and made a call at
the PILOT office.
Prof l.. w. Brooks of Manitowoc
has returned home after spending a
short time in the city. Prof. Brooks
visited the West Side High school and
also inspected the new high school
building on Shawano avenue. He eX-
pressed himself as very much pleased
with the completeness and size of this
structure. He is . former clasSmate
of Prof. Cole of the west high.-Green
BAY Gazette.
MIR. JOS Zahorik of Taus, was in the
city Tuesday and made call at the
PILOT office.
The big head" is a popular way OF
expressing a common and frequent
ailment. 1t arises from various sources
but the real foundation is a lack OF
sense. \ little money develops it in
some people: few good clothes gives it
to others: little office, where a chance
is given to exercise little authority,
is often the cause of it, while Others
| get it having a little better job than
| their associates. The truth is no
sensible person gets the big head y
| The ones who become stuck up from
sources of any kind, are weak in the
intellectual caliber.
Two contracts for street paving
were awarded to contractor Walter
Bahr of Manitowoc, at the meeting OF
the common council held last evening.
The 10th street contract amounts to
s.. 400 and the Washington street con-
tract amounts to $4,000. Bahr was the
only bidder and both bids were les,
than the estimates. 10th street will
be paved with tar macadam and Wash
ington street with macadam and gran
lite. Combination curb and cutters OF
cement will be used on both streets.
The work on Washington street, eX-
tends from 22nd to 18th street and on
10Th street from Monroe to East River
street'-Two Rivers Chronicle.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-07

teams, with everybody pulling at the
finish.
George Bryant won the barrel race;
Bryant and Butterdeld took the three
legged race; Bryant the sack race, with
Butterield second.
The second ball game was a good one.
The teams we're Randolph high, with q
few changes, and one made up of the
firemen's best players, with Arthur Her
nsndez OF the stone school, Boston,
pitching. Facing him the school boys
found they were in trouble, and though
they played well they were decisively
beaten, to 0. Gay was wild 10 he first
inning, but did well afterward. The
lineup was:-
Hernandez, Kidder D., Wash
burn c., Greene /, Brewster 2, Dumas 8,
Shaw $, Durkee !, Kidder NJ, .Msrtell r.
r. II. S.-Gay p, g. sault c., W..
Goodhart 1, Rowell 2, c. Sault 3, Smith s.,
Jones m, Martin r., Blanchard |.
In the evening there was a display Of
fireworks from Mari-Castle park, and
numerous home displays and hot-air bal
loon ascensiOns.
At Grange hall q grand social dance
with over go eouPlesstaking part wound
up the day. The Music hall orchestra
furnished music.
For an affair that was gotten up in a
hurry, and not very pretentious, the eele-
bration was very successful. The sub
scription and receipts Of the ball games
and dance more than met all expendi-
lures.
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Death Of Henry r. Clifford.

The death of Henry F. Clifford, aged
SO, occurred Saturday at the state hospital
at Waterbury. Mr., Clifford, for many
years a well known resident OF Rochester,
removed to Randolph about year ago
and purchased the e. S. Abbott house on
Maple street, being compelled TO retire
from active life by shock suffered about
that time. Though he recovered largely
from that, hardening OF the arteries sue
ceeded, affecting the brain and producing
dementia. He was taken to the Water
bury hospital few weeks ago.
Mr.. Clifford owned and carried on with
UNUSUAL success one OF the best. farms in
Rochester. located mile north OF the viii
lage. lie held at various times leading
Offices of tina town. lie was member
OF Rural lodge, No. 20, F. and A. NJ, OF
Rochester.
Mr.. Clifford was twice married. His
first wife was Ellen Jewett, who died eft
eT seven years, leaving an infant son only
few days old. Mr.. Gifiord's second
wife was Jennie D. Jewett, sister Of the
first life, who survives him, with one
daughter. Ellen, wife OF Will Ellis OF
Pittsfeld. The son by the first wife,
William I. Clifford, lives in Hartford,
Conn. Other near relatives are a sister,
Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood, OF Randolph
brother, William, OF California; two sis
ters-in-law, Mrs. A. f. Lamb and Mrs.
Charles Griswold; and two brothers-in-
law, Fred and Frank Jewett.
The remains were brought here sunday
by A. r. Lamb and the funeral held at
the home OF the deceased on Maple street
Tuesday ct 10 o'clock, Dr. A. l.. Cooper
officiating. The remains were taken to
Rochester for burial, accompanied by rel
atfvpe
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caspIan Lake. Greensboro.


A party from Randolph consisting Of
II. B., Franklin and Philip Salisbury,
accompanied by Misses Myrtle and
Bertha Rowell, motored into camp
Saturday for two days outing at Point
Pleasant.
Cyrus c. Miller, president Of the
Borough OF the Bronx, \. T., with Mrs.
Miller and the children, is again st the
stowe cottage, the family for the summer
and Mr.. Miller for Is much time as his
business will allow.
PROT ). w. Landon Of Bordentown
Military institute, n. j., and his family
came to Lakewood last week aud are es-
tablished 10 their cottage for the season.
Randolph friends Il Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Briggs Of Hartford will be interested 10
know that their son, Robert, is a student
at this institute.
B. L. Boyle OF Boyle Bros, wholesale
jewellers of White River Junction, aud
wife, with their son and Lawrence Foote,
autoed into Camp Caspian Saturday for 3
visit to Mr. and Mrs. n. J. Whitebill.
Mr. aud Mrs. Boyle returned to White
River junction Monday, but the two
Young men, high school pupils OF Mr..
whitehill, are to remain for week.
A severe hail and thunder storm with
brilliant electrical display ushered in the
Fourth, beginning promptly at midnight,
quite disarranging all plans OF the village
BOYS for cannon and church-bell salute
with the usual tin horn, pan aud other
musical accomplishments so dear to the
hearts OF athe boys" but 50 rending to
the ears of the unwilling and sleepy lis
teners.
Prof. c. S. johnson, teacher OF music
and organist OF the Uniyersalist church OF
BrookIine, and Leland A. whitney, bass
.oloist in Trinity church, Boston, with
their wives. are at their cottages, while
Charles f. Wood, tenor soloist OF the Nj.
s. church OF Newtonville, Mass, is, with
Mrs. Wood, domiciled at Whitehill cot
tage No. for month or six weeks, so
the campers are assured OF able assistance
st their musical gatherings.
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RoNs ear Make None

picking up Bones and sending them to
Us. We pay IS cents per hundred for al
most anything in the Bone line, II dry.
For clean. dry boiled butchers or house
bones we pay as high as So cents per
hundred. AT these prices We pay the
freight from nearly all stations on ship
ments OF 200 pounds or more. Ship in
barrels or cheap sacks.
CARROLL S. PAGE, Hyde Park, VT
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NIGHTS OF UNREST.
10 Sleep, No Rest. No Peace for the
Sufferer from Kidney Troubles

10 peace for the kidney sufferer
pain and distress from morn to night.
Get up with a lame back,
Iwinges OF backache bother you all day,
Dull aching breaks your rest at night,
Urinary disorders add to your misery.
Get at the cause-cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills will work the cure,
They're for the kidneys only
Have made great cures in Randolph.
r. 7. Butteraeld, so. Main ST., Ran
|solph, VT. says: "some years ago be-
AN to have rheumatism and kidney
Erouble. At times | had such severe pains
III the small OF my back that / could not
81 well and il seemed as though could
|, III endure the misery. Ny kidneys were
Eisordered. the secretions being scanty,
bighly colored and causing me q great
|deal of annoyance, especially at night.
finally / bad the good fortune to learn
cf Doan's Kidney Pills and | procured a
E,ox at Victor Grants Drug Store. They
brought me relief after all other remedies
lad failed. / firmly believe that II il had
Dot been for Doan's Kidney Pills, would
pot be here to make this statement"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster. Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
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Gates-Adams Nupusls.

The following is taken from the Leba.
non, n. a., Free Press OF Friday, July i
San unusually pretty home wedding
took place at the farm residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira II. Gates, Tuesday evening
of this week, when their daughter, Mic
Clara A. Gates, was united in marriage
10 Arthur Adams of Randolph, VT. The
ceremony was performed on the vine COW
cred veranda in front OF the residence and
was charming in all its details.
"rhe bride, dressed in white messaline
silk, tulIe veil and carrying a shower
bouquet of lilies Of the valley, was attend
ed by Miss Alice Hanson as maid OF
honor, while Mark smith acted as best
man.
"The four bridesmaids, Misses Maude
DeWolfe, Matte Dawson, Marian Cole
and Christine Hough, were dressed in
pink and white muslin, carrying arm
bouquets OF pink sweet peas and maiden
hair ferns. The bridal procession passed
down the stairs out on to the vefanda to
the strains of Lohengrin, played by Mrs.
Mabel Baron, and stood facing the large
party OF guests, who were grouped under
the large trees OF the broad lawn, which
was fhuthHN Win Jhphhthe ihuAtthHs At
this point they we're met by Rev. F. L.
Knapp, " no used the double ring service,
making the ceremony very impressive,
after which the bridal party repaired to
the parlor, where they received the hearty
congratulations OF nearly two hundred
friends.
''The house was deliberately decorated
with maiden hair ferns, roses and white
daisies, which made fine setting for the
elaborate display OF wedding
presents, consisting OF silver, china, cut
glass, linen, pictures and bric-a-brac, sug-
costing an exceptionally large circle Of
admiring friends. r. Il. Thompson had
the general management OF affairs.
"Miss Gates has been a successful
teacher in our town schools, was interest
ed in church work, and connected with
various organizations and was a general
favorite in all.
"Mr Adams is a travelling agent for
various piano firms and young business
man Of ability.
"Mr. and Mrs. Adams left the same
evening by automobile for town tour of
a week or ten days. "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-10
NORTH BROOKLYN.

Fred Candage visited relatives at East
Bluehill Wednesday and Thursday.
Lewis Candage has erysipelas in one of
his legs, and is confined to his house.
Mrs. Grace {. Gott and son Carl, OF
Stonington, are visiting Mrs Colts father,
AdeIbert Seavey.
John Candsge, OF East Bluehill, came
Monday with his team to work for Fred
Candage for month.
Philip Pervear left Wednesday to re-
sumo his duties on the steamer Mayflower,
of the Boston Nantucket line.
Fred Candage has the contract to build a
driveway for John Butler at Brooklin,
from the highway to the shore.
William w. wardley, automobile sales
man for firm in Lynn, Mass, is the
guest of Albert Gott and family for a
week.
Mrs. Jennie Grindle is entertaining two
OF her schoolmates and intimate friends
OF her girlhood Emma Martin and Annie
Whipple, of Providence, r. /.
Aug.s XENoPHoN.
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sToNINGToN.

MIR. and Mrs. veazie, OF Bluehill, are
guests Of Mrs. Ashworth.
Quite number Of people from this town
are at Northport for the week.
Miss Minnie Thuriow has returned from
q three weeks visit in Castine.
Mrs. +. ]. Carter and son Bernard are
visiting their old home in Brooklin.
Mrs. J. F. Smith, OF LAnsingburg, n.
V, is the guest of c. II. 8. Webb and wife.
E. NJ. Hayford and wife, OF Jamaica
Plain, Mass, are guests Of Miss Cassie
Small.
Capt. John Barbour, with schooner ida
May, is laying up a stone wharf for c. IL.
s. Webb.
Allie Stanley, son OF Capt. Adrian Stan
ley, OF steamer Monhegan, is very i'll Of
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Hildreth, one Of the managers of
the Deaconess Home in Boston, is q guest
OF Rev. w. A. Hsnscom.
Daniel Leighton, who has been mana
ger for the Combination Clothing Co.,
has resigned and moved to Strong.
Capt. Stillman Hendrick, OF Sailors
Snug Hsrbor, formerly Of this town, is
spending q few weeks with old friends
here.
Aug. 8. Mill.
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SURRY.

Eddie Durham is in town.
Mary j. Beede has gone to Bayside.
Allen Ray, OF Brewer, is visiting in
town.
Mrs. NJ. E. Linniken is visiting in Vim
alhaven.
Mrs. Souvenirs and daughter Lila have
returned home.
Charlena Smith has returned to her
home in Ellsworth.
Mary Treworgy is spending few days
with Mabelle Clark.
The BURBERRY factory has new man
ager-Henry Kane.
Capt. d. Mckay has had the front side
OF his store painted green.
Earl Young has returned from Frank
lin, where he has been visiting his sisters.
Benjamin Thomas, wife and little son
are visiting Mrs. Thomas father, E. N.
Osgood.
Rev. J. d. McGraw, wife and daughter
Florence returned to their home in West
Pembroke last week.
Little Lucy Gray, who has been spend
ing the summer with her grandmother,
Mary Ella Gray, has returned to her home,
accompanied by her aunt, Miss Lizzie
Gray.
The annual Sunday school picnic will
take place next Tuesday, Aug. Is, at Capt.
Albert Treworgy's shore. If stormy, first
pleasant day. All are invited. 1t is to be
o union picnic.
Aug. s. ANON.
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NORTH oRLAND.

Eliza CHM is visiting in Millvale.
A daughter was born to Lorenzo Blais-
dell and wife Aug. 3.
Ira Gross and wife, OF the village, visited
friends here last week.
Edwin Dodge, OF Ellsworth, was the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Coleman Gray,
Saturday night.
Mrs. Gertrude Moore and Mrs. CaIlie
Blood, OF Holden, were at w. p. Dodge's
a few days last week.
After q weeks visit with friends here,
Mrs. Julia CHM is now with Mrs. Amos
johnson, before returning to her home in
Orlsnd.
Mrs. Caroline White, who is nearly
eighty-six years of age, fell to the floor
July ., injuring her hip. DIR. Brown, Of
Orland, was called, but could find no sign
of fracture or bruise. There is no per-
ceptible change in her condition at this
writing.
Aug. s. b.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Marcia Ash is employed at the hotel.
Sidney Tracy, Of Sullivan, is working
for G. A. Penney.
Daniel Foss, of Bangor, is visiting his
parents, A. B. Foss and wife.
Mrs. Hale, son and daughter, of Massa-
chusetts, is visiting Mrs. J. M. Hale.
Mrs. George Haven is spending q few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Hackett.
Mrs. A. B. Foss, of Hancock, has q by
drangea which has twenty-eight blossoms
on it.
A party of friends from Ellsworth spent
Friday with Mrs. J.. NJ. Hale and daughter
Katherine.
Miss Harriet Brownelle, OF Bryn Mawr,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Miss Jane
Brownelle.
Aug. s. K.
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TRAMP.
BROOKLYN.

Walter Crockett is in Camden.
Oscar Ford, who has been ill, is better.
Rosmar Devereux, of Castine, is in town
for few days.
G. X. Allen aud wife have moved into
HI. B. Hooper's house.
Mrs. Lettie Smith, OF Providence, X. l.,
is in town for few weeks.
Irwin Stanley, OF Boston, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley.
The Gladys Klark Co. will play three
nights this week at l. O. o. F. hall.
Miss Gertrude Parker, who is employed
in Boston, is spending her vacation a,
home.
Harry Brandt, wife and baby are visit
ing Mrs. Brandt's parents, Z. Il. Bracy
and wife.
Charles Lynch and Harold wasgatt
have gone on camping trip to Mt.
Desert island.
Miss Maize Twaddles, OF Passadum-
keag, who has been the guest OF Miss
Bernice Mayo, returned home Sunday.
Allen Meader and wife, OF Eldora, Iowa.
and Mrs. Jesse Meader, OF Surry, were the
guests Of their cousin, B. o. Dollard, last
week.
Hollis Stanley and friend from Bangor,
who have been spending their vacation
with I. c. Stanley and wife, returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. II. M. Pease, Capt. Hiram Bartlett
and wife, Foss Cunningham and family,
Mrs. NJ. A. Blaisdell and Miss Edith Kane,
who have been on camping trip to
Isle au Haut, returned home Saturday.
The library circle held its annual fair in
the library building Wednesday afternoon
and evening, Aug. 8. The fair was great
success. The large room was prettily
decorated with fir and spruce trees, and
green and white bunting. The fancy,
cooked-food tables were decorated in
green and white. The flower table was
very lastly decorated with red and white,
and the many flowers made q pretty
bower. ice-cream and cake were served
in the dining-room, while the grab in"
occupied a conspicuous place on the stage.
Thanks are due the many people who are
spending the summer in town, as well as
those who were guests for short time,
for their aid in making the fair so sue
cessful. Net proceeds, s16o.
Aug. S. UNE FEMME.
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SOUTH suRRy.

Bayard Thrill, of Holden, was guest
ut Calvin Young's recently.
Harvey Treworgy, of East Surry, was
the guest of Clifford Coggins Sunday.
Will W. Mayhem and wife and Will
Minchin are at Mr.. Wilder's for two
weeks.
George Dillon, after spending few
days with friends here, returned to Brook
lyn, N. ", last week.
There was a small cake and coffee lunch
served at the church last Friday evening.
The proceeds, f4.15, will go to help build a
new chimney for the church. There will
be . baked bean supper Wednesday,
Aug. 10.
Much interest is manifested in the new
pu bile library association A full meeting
was held yesterday, and the organization
is nearly perfected. The trustees are
Mrs. r. A. Coggins, =. M. Cunningham
Mrs. Hattie Curtis, John Young, Mrs
Eunice Rich, Calvin Young, Hollis Bon
sew, willis Rich, Edward NJ. Curtis. The
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REACH.

Miss Nellie Haskell was the guest OF
Edna Carter at Rockland last week.
Lloyd X. Allen, OF Boston, made short
visit to his mother, Mrs. Clara Holden,
this week.
Misses Lizzie aud Pauline Runbach, OF
Boston, are spending their vacation at
Oakhurst farm.
Capt. A. F. Holden came home Tuesday,
called here by the death OF his son, Nor
ton II. Holden.
William Annis, wife and little dsugh-
ter Sarah, OF Dorchester, Mass, are guests
OF F. II. Annis and wife.
Robert X. Hatch, OF Maynard, Mass,
who has been the guest OF his grand
father, Capt. William p. Lowe, the past
week, returned home Sunday.
Sidney Davis and wife, OF Port Clyde,
were guests OF Mrs. Davis, parents, Levi
knight and wife, r few days last week.
Mrs. knight accompanied them home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Myrtle Lowe and daughters, Cert
rude and Gabrielle, arrived home Friday
from Rockland, where they have been
visiting Mrs. loves parents, A. A.
Carter and wife.
Mrs. Ellen Hayes and granddaughter
Louise returned to their home at North
Deer Isle Sunday, after spending the past
month with Mrs. Hayes brother, Capt.
William p. Lowe.
Herbert Snow, wife and child. Misses
Josephine Leonard and Ella Averill, OF
Arlington Heights, Mass, arrived Sunday
to occupy the Wellington cottage for the
remainder Of the season.
This community was saddened last
Monday morning by learning OF the death
OF Morton II. Holden, who was drowned
at Rockiand Sunday night. Mr.. Holden
was genial young man, and was greatly
liked by the young people OF this place.
His death, which came so unexpectedly,
was shock to the entire community. The
bereaved family have the sympathy Of all.
Aug. 5. L.
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WEST BROOKLYN,

A son was born to Cleaves Clspp and
wife July 4.
Myra Cooper and Lena Young spent
Saturday in Rockisnd.
Miss Lena Young, of Bangor, is the
guest Of Mrs. Myra Cooper.
Miss Bertha Carter, Of Boston, is visit
ing her parents, Allen Carter and wife.
Fred Moor and wife, of Lynn, Mass,
are occupying Benjamin Fogg's house for
few weeks.
Rev. A. b. Carter, wife and son Guy, of
East Machias, were in town few days re-
Gently, visiting relatives.
Mrs. l.. B. Bridges and daughter Myrtle,
who have been spending week at home,
have returned to Seayille.
Aug. s. B.
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COUNTY NEWS.

EDEN.
Mrs. Hannah Harper, OF Dorchester,
Mass, lie visiting friends here.
Irving Rouillard, OF Boston, was in
town calling on friends this week.
Miss Rosa Richards, OF Providence, r. l.,
was at her grandmothsr's recently.
Mrs. Roxie Albee, OF Rockland. visited
her cousin, Mrs Lottie Andrews, last
week.
Mrs. Z. S. Higgins and two children, OF
Winter Harbor, are in town for few
weeks.
Mrs. Maude Trask, OF Southwest Har-
Dor, was the guest OF Mrs. Flora Allen
recently.
win b. Richards, who has been at Bar
Harbor hospital for treatment, has re-
turned home in improved health.
Mrs. John Mitchell and daughter Doris
and Mrs. George Mitchell and two chill
dren, OF Bar tiarbor, are guests OF Mrs.
0. b. Leland.
Mrs. George w. Richards and Miss
Marie, who have been in Bar Harbor the
past eight months, are In town for few
weeks. All are glad to welcome them.
AugS v.