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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-02
Sporting Gossip
BASEBALL NOTES.

Walter Maggie, the California pitch
err, has been sold by Pittsburg to the
Boston Americans.
Fitzgerald, of the Highlanders, has
been playing swell ball, during the alb
sence of Harry Wolter.
Several major league clubs are try
ingto land Pitcher Earl Akers of the
Dubuque Three l League club.
Umpire James Bannon, of the New
England league has been appointed
manager of the Haverhill team
Besides pitching winning ball for the
Boston Red Sox, Joe Wood is doing
great work with the stick.
After winning "a out of q games,
the champion Athletics lost two games
in one afternoon to the Boston Red
Sox.
Pitcher Nap Rucker. of Brooklyn
has beaten Cincinnati three times this
year, by scores of to 0, l to 0 and
8 to /.
out of the game nursing lame back.
Tuck is the king of unlucky ball
players.
Honus Wagner is playing good ball
at first base for the Pittsburg Pirates
All infield positions look alike to
Honus.
Followers of the Boston Nationals
are clamoring for Fred Tenney's scalp
They want Johnny King appointed
manager of the Rustlers.
President Navin says that he is will.
ing to sell the Detroit franchise to
some other city on account of the poor
| attendance in Detroit.
1t is said that Frank Chance will re.
tire at the close of the present season
and that Joe Tinker will be the next
manager of the Cubs.
Since 1858 Harvard and Yale have
played 11S baseball games, Yale win
ming 50. Harvard 5S, and one game in
| which John and Eli quit with the score
| tied.
! Manager McGraw says that the $500
| fine for Raymond goes as it lays, and
| if Bugs" does not keep in condition
fine of a few hundred more will be
| slapped on him.
WITH THE BOXERS.
| Harry Gilmore, Jr., former manager
OF Packey Mcfarland is now the man
| ager of frankie Conley.
| Knockout Brown and Tom Ginty Of
! Scranton, have signed to meet in {
| 10-round bout at Scranton, July 4.
| Albany, n. Y. fight fans are willing
| to back Kid Henry against Willie Lew
| is in a 10-round bout for any amount
up to $4,000.
Sam Langford says that he wal
afraid to cut loose in his recent bou
! with Tony Caponi in Winnipeg. The
Tar Baby" thinks the Winnipeg po
| lice would have nailed him had he
| started anything.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

The declaration OF the following divi-,
dcnds are announced by H. NJ. Byliesby 4
Co: The FIT. Smith Light aud Tractioni
company, quarterly dividend Of IN per
cent on the preferred stock, payable July
Is to stockholders Of record June 80; the
San Diego Consolidated Gas and Electric.
company, a quarterly dividend of -. per
cent on the preferred stock, payable July
Is to stockholders of record June 80; the
Northern States Power company, a quar-
terly dividend Of TX per cent on the pre-
ers of record June so; the Oklahoma Gas
and Electric company, quarterly divi-
dend Of ~ per cent payable July Is to
ckholders OF record June 80 the Ottum-
wa Railway and Light company, a quar-
fer red stock. payable July Is to stockhoid-
ers Of record June 30: the Western States.
Gas aud Electric company Of Delaware, a.
quarterly dividend of q per cent on the
preferred stock, payable July Is to stock
holders of record June 80.
The American Rolling Mill company has
declared the regular quarterly dividend OF
Is per cent on its common stock and ~
iper cent on the preferred stock, both pay
liable July 10 to stockholders Of record
June 80.
| I he Indian Refining company has de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of 3
Der cent on the common stock. payablo
| July Is to stockholders OF record June 80.
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PACKERS AFTER HOGS.

I Chicago yards review by James F. Poole
F. "About time for another Sc market fore
east from Milwaukee,. said II facetious
ltrader as prices scared Friday and local
packers, With Armour In the van, scram-
.hled to get a share OF a moderate supply
sNt prices zoe and zoe higher than any OF
lthem were willing to pay Tuesday
iArmour paid $6.l0 for packing stun that
sasrspe @ss sso va and aans
The only logical explanation is that the
iproduct is going into consumptive chan
,neis promptly. Armour bought 1890 and
appeared to need more. The plankS were
sswept bare NJ ar early hour and MANY
scales looked 20c higher than Thursdays
;day next week will insure a light supply
Predictions OF a &c trade In choice hogs
Ia confidently made.
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OTHER LIVE STOCK. MARKETS

PITTsBURG.. Pa. July 1.-Cattle.-sup.
|RlEo li.ht; market nas steady: choice. $s;ao@
Ssis far. 10y so% %%ss%srs $500 g q
70 aoo tS fst Ss:
cnlyes. S5a6 sheep and iambs-Suppiy
M4d sooa miaed Ne fa;r mica
Rs:ss s 10 Ssss. Sess 5ss; . MS;
mixed ins sssasy hSss sS
soas Sass ss .I PiSs sss'0a''0; r0ush'
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. July 1-cattle-
sser. a1oaaso; butcher s.i ', grade: pi ss%
ga su1 I'D sSssz
81 fair. sea9ins.. '' g$os ss'
s SSe &c to ao,EssEs ss.PP
7@7oc: pigs. ssso@eeo: mi.ed. seo5a
U.s. ! ass.yy ,. sssSSs3s' r0ush' $500
Hogs-Keceipts 5000. market strong ' to &
l6,Ehef; mixed and butchers. .s6asas75
SSS height sSt ssss:S Sa rough S,ss .ssyX
ma;ist est, steady J. seeyss. s4.sSases; cows
5adis Sheep Receipts. 1900, marke,
leteady native and western. $2,750475
CINCINNATI. o.. July 1.-Cattle-Re
ceipts. b? steady; steers, So. 75d6 10; heir
ere, G.7546; cows, $150Q4.6s; calves
S3So@1. Hogs-Receipts, f.425; active
tpackers and butchers. 10@loc higher
$50; stays, s4Gl5; sows. $45Od6: pigs ane
lights. $546.M, Sheep-Receipts, 1927
:sse.n.dIgs; E7aaa2S. Lamhs-lod2ac lower
LOUISVILLE, KY. July 1.-Cattle-Re
,ceipts. 50 \ S2Q5.75. Hogs-Receipts 500
$S&8S. Sheep-Receipts ALSO; sheep
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LIVERPOOL, July Wheat opened
| tenders on contract but there was some
tendency to take profits on the dullness Of
demand and continued free Plata offers
Later shorts covered and the decline was
| recovered on the decrease I'm local stocks
and less favorable reports from Russia
Market closed Arm Ld higher with
strength IN coarse grains and less favor
| able reports from India regarding dryness
Corn Continued strength in America
and dryness in Russia gave market
strength. Prices ruled 8s@nd higher
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. July 1.-The weekly state
nent OF the clearing house institutions Of
New York city shows the following
IchangeS
Average reserves, S5,6S1. go.
Loans increase, S13915 900.
Specie, decrease. Sl,:95, 900. =
Legal tenders, decrease. S2S7. coo.
Circulation. increase. $6l50OO.
Deposits, increase, 81, 437 200.
The actual statement shows reserves.
S24. 100 900.
Loans increase. SAT 10000
Specie dets ease. S25,a01 900.
Legal tenders. decrease. s., OH 900. =. I.
Deposits increase, SIT 1896 900. ~
Percentage legal reserve, 1884. :sE
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Easy Marks.

Talk erbout yore easy marks" said
Uncle Silas Geehaw. who had been
passing a week in the city. us rubes
amt in i, with them air teown chaps"
Did yew sell 'em emmy gold bricks.
Silas:" queried old Daddy Sguashneck-
Nav. didn't" answered Uncle ST.
las. but / seed a Teller peddlin' arti-
fetal ice-hed tn sign right On his
wagon-an' blamed eft tn chumps did
not buy 1t fer TIL real thing, by
grasw-Chicago News.
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Forrest's Wonderful Power.
Calls II Moral Duty.

An effeminate young. man. an In
tense admirere Of Forrest. enlisted
among the supers SO as to b nearer
his Idol At the end OF Forests most
effective speech. then On. the new &C.
tor was SO overcome that's he faintpd.
The incident SO pleased the "old man"
that he called him to his dreDsin3
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
q. g. BONDS IN NEW YORK.
COTTON SEED OIL

NEW YORK. July Cotton seed oil
Steady: spot Sc. 2Oa6.25 winter, So s00
4; summer white $625@67o: crude, nom
ss s August. se.$sa s.s3: September Sc =
@6.a1; October. $61S@62G: November
So. S3@5.S5; December. S5.S165.S2.
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Inspections for the week were 2p,ooo bu
OF wheat, 2lt.ooo bu corn and $500 bu
oats.
u The -four OUTPUT for the week amounted
60 1871 brls, MS compared with 1919 brls
the week previous and 1871 brls for the
icorrespor dug week last year and 3,N2
.brls two years ago.
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acre N ~ rnedicdso 90 safe ana &C Ire SAM
euns 90 yle0ant 70 take - DR.. CAAiwell's Syr~
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In Oregon tract of about $500
acres was assessed shortly before
1892 for about $4,000. In 1909 it was
valued above $1,000, 600.
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BIEEAIO.


BUFFALO. n. Y. July 1.-Spring whoa,
sl.0ota. Winter wheat-No. red, 92c; No
white. ole. Corn-No. = yellow, ga.
No. 8 yellow. 63Ac: No. mixed, Doc
Oats-No. white, 4Sc: No. 3 white. 47L.c
No. white, 46i3c; standard, 41Ac Bar
ley-Not quoted. Rye-Not quoted.
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WAGON MARKET,

Wheat-No. 2 red. SEC; sample milling,
ls2@S4c.
Corn-eOG62c.
Shcled 0ats-43d46c.
Hay-Timothy. slS621: baled $19121 :;
mixed, $14M1S; baled, Sl6011S.
Straw-Oats straw, $7@S; wheat straw
scar.
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HIDES AND TALLow.

Indianapolis Wholesale Prices.)
l. Hides-No. I cured. per ID. sAc: No. 2
cured. par Id. sac.
Green Hides-No. !. per ID. TIC: No. 2.
Per ID. 6hc.
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The Moral Stimulus OF Good Clothes.
Men grow in self respect as they
wear good clothes Their clothes earn
them the approval of their fellows.
In turn they are forced TO grow to FL!
the measure OF good opinion. SO that.
forced forward by the clothes be
wears. men attain to their highest
neutrality-suspicious. Art Journal.
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TURPENTINE.

SAVANNAH. Ga. July 1.-TurPentine-
Firm, 52la@53lac: receipts, 1913. Rosin
Firm receipts. 5000 Quotations. W G.
$3.50. 8; $40; n $500; K. SEQ; l.. s6.522;
s6.s7sg6.4o; d. 500; { & 4. ss.6o@5. 20
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

Have ron trouble of AIRY xsns ar.ssn1 nom
. disofdered stomachr Go to your druggist
and get Q Soc or q ecttle of Dr.. Caldweu's
Sy1upGaapnip. which is posietSuly euaraneoed 70
emOSoQ4n0 tAao01VoA
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EsrIMArED RECEIpTs.

CHICAGO, July ESTIMATED receipts
flor Monday: Hogs $1,000. cattle "a doc
sheep 10000. Estimated hogs for next
week 100000.
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NEW YORK MONEY,

NEW YORK. July Nothing said in
money today. Posted rates: Sterling ex-
change 4s4 n G4s1. with actual business in
ban ers' bills at 4ss10G4s5l Il for demand
and 4S4 1od 4S+A for 6o-day bills.
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DEFIANT
W.
Telephone Z telegraph Co

A dividend Of Two Dollars per share will
be paid Saturday, July Is, 1871, to
stockholders of record at the close Of bust
ness on Friday. June 80, 1911.
Wal r. DRIVER, Treasurer.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. O.. June Closing prices
Wheat-Cash. soc: July, soc; September
9OSc. Corn-Cash, 62c; July, 6la.c; SEN
tember. 63Nc Oats-Cash, 459c: JULY.
45asc; September. $3.50.
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1t has been estimated that an aver
age puff of smoke from q cigarette
contains about four thousand millions
OF particles Of dust,
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS.
wheat-Steady. On track. No. red.
Sac; extra 3 red. Sic; No. 3 red. 7sc; No.
red, frst half month. S4hc, last half. S31ac;
July, S3hc: August SAC.
Corn.strong; Through billing. No. 2
white. o5Ec: No. 2 white mixed. 55Ac:
No. 8 white mixed. 55Ac; No white
mixed, 63Ac; No. 2 yellow, 56Ac; No. 3
yellow, 5Ghc: No. 4 yellow, 54Hc; No. 2
mixed, KAc: No. 3 mixed, 55Ac; No. 4
mixed. 53Lc.
0ats.strens. Through billing, No, 2
SShs: 10: ! white, 3shs: No. mixed
CSC.
H.y-Quiet. No bids.
Inspections: Whea:-In: New No. .
red. car: new No. red. car; total, 2
cars
IA cars: No. 3 yellow, 9 cars; No yellow
II cars: No. 3 mixed, 5 cars; No. mixed
3 cars: sample. cars: ear, l car; total,
yellow, l car; total. 3 cars.
Oats-In: No. 2 white, l car; standard
car: No: white: cars: No. white.
chr; No. mixed, ear; total. 10 cars.
Aay-No. 1 light cloved mixed, / car !;
no grade timothy, car; total. 2 cars.
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MARKETS
PROVISION MARKET

(Paic By J. n. Eggemeyer & Sons)
Apples. per Dbl. ...... ..$3.75G$6.
Parsley. curley. per doz. punches. 81
Leaf lettuce. dollhouse, per h.. .1oc.
Celery, golden heart. extra fancy. per
dog punches "a Acc.
Spinach. fancy. per bu. ............s1
Carrots. fancy. per bu. ............s.
Turnips. fancy, per bu. .......... 75c.
Radishes. red and white. fancy, per
dozen punches .........4 Acc.
Cabbages, homegrown, per ton. .$14
Potatoes, per bu .5og7 5c
Yellow, red. white. onions. per bu.. 81
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CRCpE RUBBER.

NEW YORK. July Crude rubber
Para p-river hnc. per h.. Csc: coarse
grades, Sic bid.
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TOLEDO CLOVER
EUROPEAN MARKETS

TOLEDO, o, July 1.-CloveS seed
Cash, xlo25: October. 1918; December an,
March. unchang ed; alsike. $40.
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PRODUCE MARKETS
corrected DuiIYl

EGGs-Indianapolis ,jobbers paying tc
shippers 1ic a dozen. loss of, for strictiy
fresh. delivered at Indianapolis. Country
shippers paying 12c for fresh eggs
BU TTER-Country butter, packing STOCK
paying prices, delivered at indianapolis
dianapolis jobbers selling. Elgin creamery
cry frsts, 25c for prints 23c for tubs
BUTTERINE--Selli at Zoe to 2lc
CHEEsE-Jobhing PRICES: ImpoEtet
cream. ,l7hc;, Phiiadeiphia cream, dozen
burger. 14dlsc: brick. new. Ice: Neufcha
POULTRY-Jobbers' paying prices, de
livered at indianapolis: Fowls, Toe
springers. III to lbs and under. 20c
ROSTERS &c: turkeys; 12ac: ducks. &c
geese, &c: squads. Sc 80 doz- Country ship
pers quoting 1o@l1c for turkeys. 81 70
ducks, 22c for 2-lb spring chickens.
NEW YORK
steady; turkeys. i*a2sc: chickens, i4G
"a IL lac; live poultry easy: broilers. 2sc
fowls, 15c: turkeys, 14L7c: ROSTERS. &c
ducks. Ice: geese. &c Butter-Steady
creamery specials. 2oc creamery extras
Gals; as ss Ess $50 nearby ws II,
23c; extra hrsts, i7I1sc: hrsts, l6c
Cheese-Steady: whole milk specials, re
whole milk fancy. Ill, Gl3Ac; skins spe
cisls. 9i.c; skins fine. 81. 1Slac: fnl
Skins, size. Milk-The wholesale price
21sc a quart delivered in New York.
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LABOR MARKET TODAY.

Harvest hands have the call at the state
free employment bureau Just now APP
plications for half dozen more were re-
.ceived Saturday. adding to the already ht e.
list Most OF the men who apply for Jobs
at the bureau are not anxious to pitch
hay and shock wheat
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BOARD OF TRADE STATEMENT.
STOCK IN STORE.

Secretary Howard Of the Indianapolis
BOARD OF Trade issued the following com
paratse statement AZ she cfose OF business
Saturday:
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room. where, after a few remarks, be
presented him with a dollar as q me
mento OF the occasion. On rejotnin2
his fellow supers. five In number. tho
happy recipient spoke Of his good for
tune. dilating upon .the causesthereof.
At the next performance Forrest kept
his eye on him to seG II he could again
so overcome: him as to cause him to
faint. When he reached the scene and
climax his establishment can be I'M
agined when six Of the supers fell
over in a dead faint.
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Civil Question, Rude Answer.

Civil Question, Rude Answer. :.
One day O'Raferty was up before
Judge Brady in New York for assault
ing Patrick Murphy. and this was the
exa mination:
"Mr. O'Rafferty." said the Judge.
"why did you strike Mr.. MurphyY
Because Murphy would not give me
a civil answer to . civil question, yer
honor"
What was the civil question you
asked him."
Il asked him. periite as you place,
Murphy. amt your own brother the
biggest thafe on Manhattan Island, ex-
cepting yourself and your uncle. who
is absent at the penitentiary at Sing
Sing?"
And what rude answer did he give
you to such very civil question
HE said to me, .Av course. prisint
company excepted So I said. .Mur-
ply. you're liar. ind struck him via
me fist"
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The Exception

The Exception.
Doesn't your husband like cats
Mrs. Binks?"
NO, indeed. He hates all cats ex-
cept a little kitty they have at his
club."-Baltimore American.
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Grain prices In Europe reduced to Amer
clan prices per hu. are shown below:
WHE
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A man without patience IL q lamp
without oI.-De AusSet
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New Panama bonds were quoted 1923,
bid and 10csa asked in New York Satur-
day.
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MANUEL |. QUE1ON
ASKS FREEDOM OF
PHILIPPINE ISLES.
Colony's Delegate to Con-
eress Has Canvassed Mem
bers and Finds Majority
Favor Such Action.
Continued from Page One.)

the Philippine Archipelago in subjec-
ton, but would free and help the Fill
pinos to establish an independent gov
eminent.
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American Association.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-09-27

Frances, was married to Eugene Ward
we'll Gordins, OF fremont, in the presence
OF over Atty guests. The parlor was
prettily decorated with sweet peas and
evergreens. The doorway between two
rooms was transformed into an arch,
under which the couple stood during the
ceremony. The.hour of the ceremony was
9 o'clock, and at that time the bridal
party entered the parlor to the strains Of
Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by
Mrs. Lettie tRumill. Mrs. Helen Carter
was matron- Of honor, and Miss Ramona
Carter and Miss Adelaide Smallidge
flower girls. The bride was attractively
gowned in pale blue silk trimmed with
white lace and carried bouquet OF sweet
peas and myosisters. She was escorted
by her brother, Benjamin Carter, IT,, who
gave her away. Rev. Oliver Dow Smith, OF
Hull's Cove, officiated, the single ring ser
vice being used. Congratulations were
next in order, after which refreshments
were served by the flower girls. There
were many gifts, indicating the high es-
TEEN and best wishes OF host Of friends.
Sept. Is. G.
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nsLEsFORD,

All the cottages at Eagle Point have
now closed for the season.
Master Russell Hadlock Is confined to
the house with chicken-pox.
Mrs. Arthur Squirting and Miss Minnie
Squirting were in Bar Harbof one day last
week..
Francis Bunker 10 going to have an ad-
dition put on to his house. Edward
Black 10 putting in the foundation.
Another gift to the island is proposed
through the kind efforts OF Mrs. q. H.
Tuttle and friends. Tho gift 10 to b .
public library building, and room for
socials for the benefit and uplifting OF the
young people who have no chance for
amusements of any kind. 1t il proposed
that in the building room be made for
the ladies to hold their weekly Thimble
club meetings. This il along the line Of
the Thimble clubs work. and is greatly
appreciated by it, Is well - by the rest Of
the island people.
Sept, rs. 8.
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BROOKsvILLE.

]. E. Bowden has had q telephone in
stalled in his house.
Mrs. Calvin Turner,ilo Bangor, is in
town visiting relatives.
Harry Cousins was the guest Of his
cousin, Harry Bowden, Sunday.
Archie Hutchinson and wife have gone
to Bangor on their wedding trip.
Charles Dalhquist and wife, of North
Bluehill, were guests OF Miss Emma Gray
recently.
Mrs. J. Walker Babson.and children will
leave for their home in Washington, d. c.,
Sept. 80.
Mrs. Hannah Perkins has returned to
her home in North BrooksviIle, after
spending . week at the home OF her son,
Bentley G. Grindle.
Lakeside cemetery fence has recently
received q new coat OF paint. Charley
Wescott, J. H. Billings and E. L. Roberts
did the worE.
Sept. Is, A.
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sEAWALL.

Mrs. Lizzie Moore went to Somerville,
Mass, last week for visit.
Mrs. Henry Squirting returned home
from Bangor last week, after visiting
friends.
Lewis Newman left for Medfeld, Mass,
Monday to take up3his work in the dye
room at the straw shop.
Mrs. r. e. Newman is home from Ban
gor, where she went to purchase goods for
their new store and also to have an opera
ton performed ON the throat Of her
daughter Clara.
William E. Severance, who has been
finishing r e. Newman's store, left ON
the steamer fremont Monday for Bucks
port to join his wife, going thence to their
home in Southbridge, Mass.
Mrs.. Sadie LAcount visited her sister,
Mrs. Samuel Moore, last week, going to
her home as Goose Cove Thursday. Mrs
Moore will 60 home with her to make bel
visit. Mrs.. LAcount will 60 to Bass Har-
Dor Head TO keep house for her brother
Willis Dolliver, for short time.
Sept. %. DOLLY.
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MT. DESERT.

Capt. Fred Pray, of the steamer Mohawk,
was home one day last week.
Capt. w. 8. Brown, Charles and Allen
Brown, Of the steamer Massasoit, were
home one night last week.
The grammar school, taught by Mrs.
Martin, and the primary, taught by Miss
Deering, commence this morning.
Miss Maxine Brown, who has been in
Trenton with her grandpsrent, Pearl Le-
land and wife, is home to attend school.
Mrs. Ada Somes spent the past week in
Bucksport, where she went with her
son Mark, who is attending school there.
Miss Abbie Hanna was the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Haynes, oyer Sunday. She
has gone to the Sound to teach again this
fall.
Last week was Eden fair week, and
many from this place went. All report a
fine show OF vegetables raised here on the
island.
Miss Beatrice Hanna, who has spent the
summer in Sorrento, has returned home
to attend school. She is with her sister
Mrs. Haynes, until her mother returns.
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poles for the cabls wire here. The ANAL
wires will b removed.
Otis Hooper and Hartwell Candsge arc
digging well for Smith bros.
Miss Frye, representative Of tine Chill
dren's home in Augusta, 10 in town.
There will be dance ct Riverside hall
tonight. Music by Monaghsn's orchestra.
Mrs. G. 8. Bridges and son are in Hiram,
where Mr.. Bridges has charge of corn
factory.
Farmers in this vicinity are selling their
apples to the canning factory at North
Sedgwick.
R. w. Dodge and family, Of Somerville.
Mass, are spending some weeks at their
new bungalow.
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