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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05

The exclusion Of peanuts with their
Jackets on from Central Park cannot
fail to be regarded as the crowninS
achievement of the Slower regime. In
farreaching importance and widespread
benefit to the public II surpasses even
the ukase requiring green umbrellas
over the bootblack stands in city Hall
Park. It is by such bold strokes OF
genius that our park system Is preserved
at it's present splendid standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
NetuDprk Trihmrls.
SATURDAY, AUGUST :, 1911

This newspaper is oicned and pub
lished by The Tribune ASSOCIATION q
Neio York corporation; Office ana prn-
cipal place Of business, Tribune Bud
ing, No. l54 Nassau street, Aeio i0rN'
ogden NILS, president; ogden N. Re'd'
secretary; James il. Barrett, treasurer
The address of the oAicerS IS the oNce
OF this neioSpdfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
ON THE HUSBAND.

From The Albany Knickerbocker Press.
4 woman testified IN New. York court
tie Other day that she pays 5000 a year
Tor face massage. This appears 10 be rub
hing N In with a vengeance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05

THE Hartford Courant" is asking the
Connecticut Legislature. which seems TO
want to sit until the snow flies. why it
doesn't get seriously down to work
When a Legislature is allowed to sit
indefinitely, killing time is usually its
most absorbing work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
REDUCED TO "pLAIN U. s."

From The Watertown Times
The Persian government has offered
e n 000 for the cauture OF the former shah.
4 foolish expenditure. II could get a good
American base ball pitcher fcr that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
ANOTHER NOMINATION

From The Binghamton Republican.
Well, the Popuists Of Nebraska tavo j.,
dorSed Bryan. What more does he want
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
THE TALK or THE DAY.

7, happened at the Grand Central term-
nal on the hottest day Of the recent heated
term at about o'clock, when the out
bound suburban rush was at its height \
heavy man, carrying a heavy bas. ruSheu
I'D 20 the telephone office. Give me umpy
-ump-blank Reform hurry. I've got
70 catch train-which BOOTH After a
minute: Haven't you got that NUMBER
yet?" and a moment later with more en-
phasis: What about that number? Are
YOU sure YOU asked for the right NUMBER
Think I should know-lt's my own house.
MOSTLY offices at Rector What num-
her did I ask for" The girl told him ana
then came some supplementary language
why that's my office, not my house.
wanted River" and he was soon ADDING
10 his discomfort in closed booth from
which people outside could hear uncompn-
mentary things about stupid telephone
girls" and missed trains.
Stranger i'm New York-Thats pretty
shakv looking building for n factory.
New Yorker tcheerfully)-Ies. It's
strange il doesn't collapse or burn down
Life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05

Stationary Cop Hit bya Troliey'-Ne"s-
paper headline.
Who was so careless as to leave the
roor thing on the tracks?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
PrTTSBURGH's DUE.

has decided that Pittsburg must he spelled with
an H.
That settles IL for good and all,
And what we've so long heard
We now are fully authorized
To set down as The word,
To Wit. there's IL I'm Pittsburg
And has been since the time
When business made 2 dollar
OF every Pittsburgh dime.
W. J. HAMPTON.
Uncle Rasberry walked into drug store.
Gimme ono q dem plasters fob my
back" he said.
"One II tho porous plasters7"
no. 7 don't want one o de pores plas-
ters ! want one O. de bes.'-N ashington
star.
Are sunfovers weeds and nuisances or
are they real flowers and worth having?
That's the question now in Kansas city.
No. where the street COMMISSIONS has
decided that on vacant lots they must be
cut down. along -other?--weeds. But
thew won't he so far one property owner
is concerned, il he has his way. He de
ciares that a Missouri Supreme Court de-
cision holds the sunfower 10 he a useful
and ornamental plant. and not subject to
the attentions Of official destrOyers Of
weeds For the benefit Of this Kansas City
freeholder the opinion Of an expert on
The New-York Tribune Farmer" might
he cited He SAYS: "Sun1owers are not
weeds They are q valuable plant pro-
ducing seeds that furnish an excellent
poultry food
"A political party" said Uncle Eb6l, is
sumpin like De chuGh ,ehoir.. D De, man dat
dat IS most promotions OF hahmony. ~
Washington star
The Rev. DR. Hermann Adler. chief rabbi
Of London. who succeeded his father, Ma
than Marcus Adler. In that Office and who
died recently, was devout descendant ~
famous family ~ that name in Frank
fort-on-the- Main. In 1854 according 70 The
Frankfort English Mail" the Jews were
driven out OF their homes in that city. and
those who escaped tho hands Of murderers
found their way 70 Mayence. Two years
later the rineeaders Of the massacre were
punished. and when the Jews re-entered
the town there marched az the head OF the
column n man bearing the royal standard
an eagle He was the ancestor of the late
prelate. and the incident led to his receiv-
ing the name Adler.
Remember, my boy" said the man who
had just been reading his son a severe
lecture. that all men are created equal"
"Mebby they are the youngster replied,
but some Of them have the luck TO be
adopted by people who remember that they
were young once themselves Chicago
Record Herald.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

There viii be a social dance al Grange
hall Jsu- Is.
Mrs Rens Hooper Ash is home from
Massachusetts,.
Fremont Brssdon is visiting friends in
Prospect Hareor-
Mrs. Henrietta johnson and Miss Hall
have returned from West Gouldseoro.
James orcutf and wife. who moved to
Massachusetts, last tail. have returned.
Herbert johnson is i'll of typhoid fever
at the home of his father, 7. B. johnson.
Rsnel johnson cut his foot in the woods
50 badly be had to remain At hsme last
week.
Mrs William Smith. with son Anson. Of
Pressue Isle, hiss been visiting her sister.
Mrs Il. O. Johnson.
Feb. L. Encoln's birthday anniversary.
viii be observed by the Sunday school
with special program, in place Of the
Re ,llsr service-
The many friends OF Fred Robbins, who
is lyins in Sasuoea, are grisSesd hear o.
ais nlstortnae- He was thrown while
working in the woods. breaking his leg.
Jan. - Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-01-25

THERE are few ailments TO which
! middle aged men are especially La.
BILE for which Peruna IL IN excellent
remedy. We give . typical case of shn
sort below:
A Typiesi case.
'Since my advanced age md that
have been frequently troubled with
urinary ailments. The bladder seemed
irritated, and my physician said that Il
WAS catarrh caused by . protrsessd
cold, which would be dificult 70 over.
come on account OF my advanced age.
al took Peruna, hardly daring 70 be.
ueve that would be helped, but found
to my relief that soon began 70 mend,
The irritation gradually subsidized and
the urinary difficulties passed away.
II have enjoyed excellent health nov
for the past seven months. enjoy ny
meals, sleep soundly, and am - we'll =
Twas twenty years ago.
81 give al praise to Peruna "-Hr.
c. B Newhof, 10 Delaware St., Albany,
New York.
AZ can recommend Peruna ~ one II
the best catarrh medicines on th>
market. As . tonic it has no equals
Capt X. 3. Smith, Greensboro, Ga
Ask Your Druggist for Free Peru.a
Almanac for 1911.
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SPRAY.
BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair
Feb. 2OL2B.
SOUTH HANCOCK.

Capt. R. c. Hagerthy lost . valuable
heifer last week.
c. Y. Wooster, who has been confined to
the house some time, is out.
W. T. Coggins and J. P. Walker have
commenced harvesting ice.
Capt. g. W. Coiwell, Of Prospect Harbor
is here helping to ship lobsters.
l. s. Jordan is saving shingles, which is
q great convenience to people in this
locality.
Mrs. Ella Abbott leaves to-day for
Brewer for an extended visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. J. d. Hopkins.
c. l. Smith left last week with . four
horse team for Rocky pond to be employed
by Whitcomb, Haynes & Co.
The fishermen, who have been doing q
thriving business of late catching smells,
have been Obliged to suspend business on
account OF ice.
r. q. Young, the veteran fur dealer, y ill
leave for New York Jan. "a with quite Z
collection Of skins. BE will sail from New
York on the Mallory line steamship
Denver, Capt. Frank A. Young, Jan. Is,
for Galveston, via Nassau and Key West,
returning with his con, Capt. Maynard A.
Young, on the steamship San Marcos.
Nr. Young expects to be gone four weeks.
Jan. 3. W.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST nARBoR.

Mrs. Worthwhile Gilley has been quite
i'll for few days.
J. B. Mason and wife have been confined
to the house for q week with grip.
Amos Bracy had serious attack Of i'll
ness during the week, but is better.
Deiorin Atherton took his turn on the
sick list last week, but is fully recovered.
Mrs. Julia Gilley and little Marjorie
spent few weeks recently with relatives
in Boothbay.
Seth Lurvey, who was taken to the Bar
Harbor hospital last week for treatment,
is recovering.
DR.. Phillips has purchased the old Dea-
con Clark building, called the Castle, or
more properly the Pemetic, and will have
it remodeled into q dining-room to be adj
ded to his hotel, the Clsremont.
The old Island House, which has stood
unoccupied for many years, fas been re-
Gently purchased by q Mr.. Staples, Of
Portland, who will put the hotel in good
order for the accommodation OF guests
for the season OF 1911.
Saturday at midnight, the brave little
invalid, Marie Sawyer, who had with such
courage, patience and fortitude fought .
waiting disease for FIVE years, passed
peacefully away. While one cannot
mourn the release from suffering, host
of friends will mourn the untimely death
of this bright young girl. Deep sym
patty is felt for the parents, brothers and
sisters. The case is peculiarly sad, As
Mrs. SAwyers mother has been in . help
less condition for some months.
Installation services were held last
week by nearly all the orders in town.
Monday evening the Rebekahs and Odd
Fellows elected officers, with musical pro-
grams and . banquet after the installation.
Wednesday evening the Starr installed
Officers, presented an attractive program
and gave Q 8 O'Clock supper and . COLA
ton at the close Of the exercises. VISIT
ing chapters from Bar Harbor and Mt.
Desert were entertained.
Jan. q. SPRAY.
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MARLBORO.

Miss Tlocs Strssson. of Hs1ccck. is Wis
iiiaS friends here
Rew. A. W. LariEer. az Eden, Was the
g1ess o. r. I. HoagSins Fri6x. and Sat-
u-cSy-
Sew. A. g. Lsoriz,.r and Rev. GeorSs E
Ssner. Of Bangor. we-s here on business
Friday.
Mrs A6iis NJ. 1ellisoa, Of Czitfon- came
last Taessx' to spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs s e. Rsn.ek.
Nsazn Hoaxki1s and wife, Al ssed
caarAe 81 sass place be being 1iaeSy-one
osx1 Tncrsa- and sos slga1y-six - have
been married sixIy-Svs years to-day Both
are very poorly. being coafasd 10 their
beds the greater p<-f 81 the time
Jan - ARK
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Ice is being cut on HAdlock pond.
Miss Lydia e. Boynton, OF Kingman, is
visiting friends here.
Ray Foster has returned from his home
in Mlhridge, having visited relatives
there.
William 5. Holmes and wife have re-
turned from their Wedding trip. They
will reside here.
Mrs. l. NJ. Manchester has returned to
her duties As stenographer in the Office of
jerome Il. Knowles.
E. 81. kimeall has closed his grocery
sore, and he and Mrs. Kim bali have gone
away for the winter.
The subject of Rev. n. B. Rogers ser
mon Sunday morning was The Letter to
the Church in Pergsmos". Mr.. Rogers
has announced that on successive Sunday
evenings ne Will preach series of ser
mons on The Gospel of Labor, begin
ming the series next Sunday.
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SARGENTvuLE.

Miss Jennie GrindAl is visiting friends
in Lynn, Mass
Miss Grace Prescott has returned TO her
home in BrooksviIle-
B. l. Smith and rife have returned to
their home AZ Atlantic
Valerious Black spent Sunday with his
parents At South Rockville.
Mrs Cara GApp spent part of las; week
with her sister a. North Sedzwick.
Miss Gladys Young, of North Sedssick,
is employed AZ Mrs Jasper SArgsni's
Miss Aohis Hinckley spent las, xeek
with her parents En<n Hincklsy and
wife
Elmer E. Cummings. wife and dsush-
ter AAean we're guests Of MIS- Cunninks'
parents Al North Blnshin last week.
Jan - SrN,
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COUNTY NEWS.
BluERrLIA

Is g. Fullerton has returned from q
business trip to Boston.
Charles &. Greene spent few days las;
week in Augusta on business.
Basil Barrett, Maynard Grindie and
Leon Cooper were in Brooklin last week
10 attend the Brcoklin- Deer Isle basket
hall game.
The basket bali team OF the Academy
met the Franklin boys At Kaneis hall on
Eriday, and won the game. Score. 1915,
Games are being arranged with the E NJ.
c. s.. Of Bncksport, and lseer Isle high.
The Gre department wAs called out for
the nrs; time On Jan. II fos . chimney
burning cot at the rendleton house. and
On Jau. Is for a chimney at the Smith
house in the centre Of the village For
an hour the Smith fire looked serious, bot
il vas extinguisned by use Of the chem
scal without damage
The sownspeopse we're shocked to hear
Of the death of Mrs Eta Slower lass week,
after short illness Mrs. Slower will be
greatly missed. She was woman Of fns
chArscser and pleasant neishhoe. The
funeral was held at the home Thursday.
Rev. Charles HArSrose officiating. The
Reeekah lodge attended in . body. and
conducted the regular funeral services.
The noral offerings were hausitnl. Mr..
Slower has the sympathy OF all.
The funeral OF Mrs joan Merrill was
held Friday afternoon. Mrs Merrill was
. woman Of sterling character. and was
loved and respected by all Sac ~ss in
the ni1etissa year of her age. bat wore her
years lightly. Mrs. Merrill was often
called sraa to tell Of sorns Of the things
tsas happened in her youaysr days, and
her memory never failed. She hs6 kept &
diary fox many years. sosting down things
that will be OF great value 10 the ye1aSer
People The death Of Mrs Neral viii
leave vacant pAxcs ocs only in tins hozss
bat in the town. Her pleasant tscS sn1
happy sznsae Viii be missed Sas leaves q
soa - Prank p. Merrill. vita whom she
had made her hons for many years, and &
SISTER = Mrs. CArgsil. Rev. Mr.. RA-grove
and Rev. M. Barker o6eisse6 AT the
funeral. The Coral tributes were rAay
and eea1af1L
Ian a II
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BOOST. Ellsworth Food Fair
Feb. 2u rs.
EAST RLCEHnL

Ecss DeLoEe was il Bangor enc dAy
aasa week On Business
A sarp<sse party ~xs given o. the even
ing OF Jan- Is nj the home os Stephen
ConAry and ~iss. ii hssng Mr.. Coasry's
sdxxy-ssvealA el-FAasy. Aocaf 6t1sea
we're present. sncisdsng vicsor A>A~orsh.
vAe wss seventeen % Jan -. Ess-e~ssn.
cake and candy we're served A pleasant
evening ~ss eRlayed.
Ian - r.
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6nncrtiSeuasuik
Breaks Up Cold
Thousands are Using the New Method
with Wonderful Results.

with Wonderful Results.
Cut out this prescription. Madam:
you are the one that must look after
the health of the household, aud you
are the one in these days of high
prices that must manage things
economically.
Someone in the family may have 3
hard cold this winter; it may be in the
head, perhaps in the chest.
1t matters not where; here Is some
advice and prescription that VIII
break up any cold in few hours, and
without taking harmful drugs OF
strong drinks into the stomach.
First Of all, look after the bowels
the tongue will show whether the
liver Is rlghs or not Ii the bowels
need attention, good dose of castor
oil made tasteless with q little orange
juice will do the trick, although an!
rrllable cathartic will do.
Then try this economical treatment
into bowl Of boiling water poufs
teasuo ,nfui of HY0AEI (pronouncss
II High-o-mel, cover both head ana
bowl with towel, and breathe deep
INTO the lungs the soothing, healing
vapor.
Breathe this vapor for Eve or ten
minutes until the head feels fine ana
ear, then so 10 bed aud sleep
sounuly until morning.
A bottle of HYoMEi COTS 50 cent?
At q. A. PArcher's and druggists
everywhere. A complete outfit which
inciudrs hard rubber D .cket inhaler
With which you can breathe IT an!
time or place, costs only 81 % II
guaranteed 70 cure catAirh coushA
colds. sore throat and Group. or na1ns!
lack
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-01-25
OTTER CREEK.

The aid society will hold an ice-creAni
social ct the vestry Wednesday evening.
The ladies' circle will meet with Mr..
George Grover next Wednesday afternoon.
James Smith had Q handsome three
year-old colt come Saturday from Russell
Allen, Of Pittsfeld, Mass.
Mrs. Belle Callahan, OF California, who
was called here by the illness Of her father,
returns to her home to- morrow. Her
father, Thomas Davis, remains much The
same.
Jan. q. AMOS.
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AURORA.

q. 7. silsby was in Bangor one day last
week.
A. e. Mace and wife were in Bangor
recently.
Emery Mace, who sprained his ankle,
is out again.
Mrs.. Selden Archer, ~ho has been quite
i'll, is slowly gaining.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. Ernest
Richardson last week
Miss Fannie Silsoy. who is teaching .,
Great Pond. Was home Sunday.
Mrs. Nina Rodick and children, OF Am
herss, visited her father, G. R. Crosby, last
week.
Leo R Jordan received 4 bed cut on the
head by . stave wood stick while At work
in the woods.
Mrs Howard Crosby and her sister,
Mrs Albion Archer, are visiting relatives
in Brewer and Bangor.
Jan. 3 T.
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WEST EDEN.

"L<rA I-0LN
William Higgins, Of Bar HArbor. is
home for the winter.
Mrs. Carrie Merritt, born Wiggin, left
Saturday for her home in South Addison.
A singing school has been organized BY
Mr.. Verrill. of Salisbury Cove, with about
thirty pupils.
The weekly grange sociAbles, which are
held Saturday evenings. are well patron
ired and profitable.
The West Eden possofice has been dis.
discontinued. and now We have to get our
mail from Eden postofice. All hope tina,
an r. F. D. will soon be established here.
Jan. l6. n.
Miss Eleanor Kittredge, who is teaching
a, Pretty Marsh, was at home last week
i'll OF grip.
Mrs. Lottie Knowles has been quite i'll
the past ~eek, Threatened with erysipelas,
bat is better.
Waldo verrin, OF Salisbury Cove,
supplied the pulpit in the absence of the
pastor, Rev. A. W. Lorimer Sunday alter
noon.
Henry Grafton and Miss Judith Knowles
were married at Bar Haroo, Thursday
evening by Rev. Charles F. Mccoy.
Their many friends extend congratula-
tiuas.
Jan =. NJ.
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BAR RARBoR-

Shortly aft<- nidaixhs Wednesday the
FIRE alarm sounded tor . esa1e in the Stable
occapsed ey Hsr bert C Dodge- A horse
and . sock Of soost eighty foxl which
MI. Dncee kept IN the stahie we're suf-
torxisd by the smoke The stable was
gurs-d, and tae lass ine21sed hay aoc
straw. robes. blankets, etc The fre ~sx
exsingsisoec IN q keors time by the f-e
department The loss IL covered By in
sarKDce-
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs No1sford haskell and Miss Isabel
wsaf to New Loncoa. Ocnn-. hast Monday.
TO zaess Mr.. Haskell
Capt Deano1t Torr~y aad r. B. To-rer
are AozreA TAesr vessel. the L T. WAN
more ls banked rp in Nsw York
Capt Caarses E. Haskell asd C<ca
hardy came Aoae while their vessel was
81 Ns~ London. Coma, discssrgsag hard
pine from Savannah
Ian L. a.
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was . true and faithful husband and
father. All the children were with him
at the last except Mrs. Lettie Fullerton, Of
East Boston, who had just returned home,
and Raymond, the youngest con, who is in
Chicago. The members Of the q. A. X.
post, of which the deceased Was an honored
member, attended the funeral in . body,
aud the flag for which he fought envelopsd
his casket.
Ian n ~
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xkraHsoRHoop HorsK.

The Seigh oorhood house bowling team
defeated Bar HAroor 3 pins in Close and
exciting tournament here Wednesday
evening of las; week The summary:
The event OF the season viii take place
Thursday evening. Jan %. when the
dramatic club will present the shree-sct
comedy, Glover Farm" Judging by the
advance sale Of seats, the hall viii Be
packed, and even standing room scarce
The Nsigh oorhood house orchestra
played for the regular Tuesday evening
dance lSfi week and was much enjoyed
Following are the uaeno ers: DR.. Rich
srdson and A. o. Jacobson. victims;
David B-1nscon. and Rae Graves, comets;
J. s. Balm. clarinet; Miss Mary Gil
patrick, cello: Mrs Lacy Balm. paAro;
George Fennslly, drums.
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ATRRY.

TIE installation OF ot8cers OF ArSufas
grange ~ss held Saturday evening Jaa-
II. wssA RrxAe< j. r. Wood. of East
EaseAsls. g installing ot6cer. assisted ay
SISTER Aanease Cart Many vssators ~s-s
present A short nasscAl program vxs
rSaaere6- Al the regular meeting Jan.
~ the SANDING committees -e-s kp-
pointed and shor1 program readsrse-
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Ernest Googin< Is working for B. p.
Jordan
Tae sewing carcae met vsxh Mrs. Bertha
HAssen Inarsdky-
Waiter Caasy. Wilde n work in the
~ooas recently. cot hix fc.oa badly.
Cearaes JORDAN has purchased sSs house
q E11sos JORDAN. and vii o.ceary il in the
spring
Raaaoc akSieE- Who hkx heea in the
~oaas tor Ssspeea 9or3kz. ID aoDs On -
sscEns Of Ill aaxllk-
DORIS. hgfst dslxassr II Henry Bralty
ana ~sss- ass been quite III. eEi . inFrov-
lag Mss Grscx Hsslsz i VITA Ars- Bra
beg
o3c@rs of Caa-s Saycasc and OonFanias
csaG-s Szaessz we're aa3y installed JaS-
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IA, by Percy L. Aiken, c. D. H. c. R., OF
Sorrento. There was Q good attendance
and fine time. Supper was served in the
dining-roo
Jan q n
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shaken up and bruised about his breast
He is now able to get around the house.

Mrs. las Stanley Mitchell, of Bernard,
is here helping her mother, Mrs julia
Stanley. care for Guy Young and wife.
both Of whom are ill. Mr.. Young has
been i'll for some time, caused by typhoid
fever. Mrs. Young has daughter one
week cid.
Jan. 3. DOLLY.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Forest Wood ~orth has moved his family
TO Mscomosr's mill.
Mrs. Lacy Randall and son, OF Anhridee,
are visiting Arx- Vivian Abbott
Miss Carrie Hooper Is at home from
Chester, where she has been teaching.
Miss Eta Piper, OF East hrook, il work
ing for Mrs Dora Abbott, who Is lame.
Mrs. Lettie Fullerton, OF East Boston, is
spending q fe~ days With her pArsnsA, A.
c. hooper and vile.
Miss Viola Mccartney, OF Meriden. n.
a. vho has osen here settling her
orosheras afairs. has returned home.
yan L.
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Dssia again entered the eornunit,
Tuesday night, tais time taking our e.
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