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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-07-15
puN,s WEEKLY REVIEW

New York, July 14.-R. G.. Dun's
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow
will say:
Prevalence Of high temperatures
throughout the country have advers-
ely affected business, notably in re-
tail lines.
In response to the broader demand
for finished materials the steel mills
ar rapidly resnming operations, hay-
Ing taken less time than usual for
repairs and Inventories. Activity In
the structural division is temporar-
lily more pronounced in the west than
in the east, but about 30,o00 tons
have been taken here within the past
fortnight.
Numerous orders for ralroad equin-
ment are in sight but delay Is not
ed In making awards. ~
Buyers are still hesitating about
placing forward orders in dry goods,
curtailment OF mill operations is still,
very large in all textiles. Dress goods
agents will open their new lines about
July 20 or rs. Yarns show an easy
tendency. p - aslisj
Movement OF footwear gradually
increases but buyers continue to dis
play caution in all transactions. Re-
tail trade, however, shows improve
ment. Pronounced strength still
rules throughout the leather markets,
with special firmness in sole leather.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

Notice Is hereby given. that in pur-
suance of the authority and dlrec-
|tions contained in the decretal order
of the Chancery Court of Garland
County. made and entered on .he
26th day of June. ID. 1911. in a Ger
tain cause mo. 4773) then pending
therein between Joseph Baer CON-
pIainant and Joseph Baer, Solo Baer.
Max Baer. Ceacele Baer. Dora Wolf
sohn. George Wolfsohn. Gustave
lwolfsohn. Seigbert Wolfsohn Nathan
Wolfsohn and Zerlina Marcus. de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned. as COM
missioner of said court. will offer for
sale at public vendue to the highest
bidder. at the front door or entrance
of the county court house. In which
said court is held. in the county of
Garland within the hours prescribed
by law for judicial sales. on Tues
day. the 18th day of July. A, d,
1911. the following described real es-
tate to-wit: A part of lot 6. block
IL. C, H, Henderson's subdivision OF
Oaklawn subdivision of part of the
northwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter and the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter OF section T..
township 3. south of range 10 west.
according to the recorders plat of the
Isaid subdivision described as follows:
Commence at the northeast corner OF
said lot 6; thence south ON Central
lavenue. bearing slightly to the west
AZ feet; thence west parallel with
Henderson avenue. 100 feet: thence
due north AZ feet to Henderson ave-
hue: thence east on the south line OF
Henderson avenue 100 feet more OF
Hess to the place of seginning. beins
tract or lot 100 feet east and west
lby AZ feet north and south.
Also. commencing at the corner Of
Grand avenue and Grove street or
north side OF Grand avenue and run
lin a southwesterly direction alons
Grand avenue 200 feet; thence in
WESTERLY direction parallel with Pai'
metto street 116 feet; thence in
||northeasterly direction 81 feet to I
point on Grove street 100 feet from
place of beginning: thence along thu
lsouth side OF Grove street in an east
lerly direction 120 feet to place of be-
Iginning, Being part of lots 1. ant
I3 in block 10. city OF Hot Springs
Arkansas. In Garland county Arkan
sas,
Terms OF sale: On credit o
three months. the purchaser benz
required to execute bond as re
Iauired by law and the order and de
|cree Of said court in said cause. witt
approved security. bearing interest a
1.-THE rate Of six per cent per annun
from date of sale until paid. and
Ilien being retained on the premise
sold to secude the payment of tn
purchase money,
| Given under my hand this 26th da
LOT June. A. D.. 1911.
| H. A. WHTTmNGToNN
Commissioner in CHANGER!
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Dr. and Mrs. w. B. Pollard have
gon9 TO Oklahoma on a visit.
Clarence Horner spent YESTERDAY
in Little Rock on business.
w. w. Little returned yesterday
from Little Rock, where he attended
the state shoot tournament.
Miss oLttie May Henderson has
gone to Memphis to visit friends a
few weeks.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mooney, accompanied
by Misses Mary and iKttie Mooney,
have gone to Chicago to spend few
weeks visiting friends.
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n;sENFEcTlNE.

The greatest skin healer In the
world. Removes black heads, PIN
ples or sun-burn on face ana makes
the skin smooth as satin. Purifies the
skin of all unpleasant body odor.
Keeps baby's tender skin healthy
clean and smooth. A pure white toll
at soap. sold at Persons, 327 Gen.
trail avenue. Phone Sal. i-s-lm.
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ATTENTION MoosEi

The charter of Hot Springs Lodge
No. 594. Loyal Order Of Moose will
close very soon and all members
should make a united effort to get
in all their friends before 1t closes.
Any person wishing to become a
charter member should see me at my
Office or phone me, No. 746 at oncs.
JAS. L. GRAHAM. Dictator.
6-2S-tf f4~ Is
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington, ID. c., June 80. 19f1.--Seai-
ed proposals, In duplicate. VIII be re-
ceived at the Department until o'clock
p m. Tuesday. July IS. 1911. for the
erection and completion OF a brick
dwelling on the south side Of Hot
Springs Mountain Reservation, Hot
Springs, Arkansas; in accordance with
drawings and specifications to be- had on
application at this Department. Bidders
are invited to attend. One set OF plans
and specifications will be found In the
office Of the Superintendent of the Hot
Springs Reservation at Hot Springs. Ar
kansas, where they may be inspected by
Interested parties. Applicants for plans
and specifications will be required to
submit with their applications for same
a certified check for $1,000 payable to
the Secretary OF the Invsrior as a guar
antee for the return of the plans In good
condition The right is reserved 70 re-
iect any or all bids. waive technical de-
fects and accept one part and reject the
other as the interests Of the Government
may require Proposals must be marked
proposals for brick building, HOT
Strings. Arkansas; be securely envelop-
81 ana addressed to the Secretary OF m
Interior. Washington. d. 9. Carmi a.
Thompson, Assistant Secretary.
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Gabe Gershman has bought the
Payton market. 43O Ouachita. and as
sures patrons he keeps the very best
and only the best. Meats delivered
10 any part OF the city. Good service.
firAt class goods, prompt delivery.
phone sl4 and he win make good.
TIA tt.
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II. A. WILMINGTON.
Commissioners I'm Chancet-y.

Room and board 81 and IS per
week. Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping for rent, south and east
exposure. Texas ohuse. No. ITO
Park avenue. Take North Border car.
6-aO-lm
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ARLINGTON HACK STAND o.
,osIrE ARLINGTON HOTEL, CAR
eIAcE CALLS ANSWERED
,,eoMpTLy DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE
,sts. Lac MAYsERRy, PRoPRlE-
TOR
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to notify the public that
I viii not be responsible for. nor pay
any of debts contracted by my WIFE,
Victoria Smith. from this date.
(signed). .. l.. SMIiH'
Hot Springs. Ark, July 8, 1911.
7-9-10t
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Baseball fans invited to the Ken
lucky Club every afternoon, where
returns are received direct from the
fields of the National, American ana
o~.,.s I..aue fileds. 7-t2-1w
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u.s. v VS. 3G rpttN0 tWf%OFftNG
is new, different. and better than any
other In the world 1t has improvements
on all the good points OF every other
make. and none of the bad ones. Insured
for five years against damage err loss
from any cause. No other company dare
give such assurance of merit. sold as
low as any standard machine for cash,
or time payments. Old MACHINES taken
In trade II you are going to buy just as
well purchase the best. Be sure to see
demonstrated this wonderful invention
before making your choice. We have In
stock many standard machines in second
hand (but as good as new for rent at
from 81 so to SO 90 per month, or
for sale at half their value. We re-
pair any machine and carry in stock
|supplies for all makes. Telephone
No 458.
Empty crates for sale
r. c. HoviNo, $50 Central Avenue,
Sole Agent.
FOR SALE--A good machine
wagon at $500
FOR RENTAL rs cents per day.
FOLDING BED Cost $500, and
as good as new, for sale at $500.
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DR.. e. G.. Huston has moved his
|office from the Thompson bldg. to
1.-THE third floor Dugan and Stuart
bldg. 7-5-1m.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-07-15

Mr.. r. A. Stevans, has gone to
Kirksville, Mo-, and Kansas City,
TO visit friends and relatives, for
month.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-07-15

FUR RENT-FurnIsned rooms with
gard or for light housekeeping. Mrs.
|heo. Pilloud. AIT Garland ave. "a
or week. 6-27 tt
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FOR SAIIE-Three-room house and
two lots. near Oaklawn race track.
$500 will take this property, cost
sl,lOO. Apply to J. X. Curtiss, s15
valley street. 6-21-1n
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FOR SALE

FOR sAIlE-one Krell piano al
most new, cheap for cash, COL Qua
0hi'a avenue. 7-11-5t.
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SAVED HIM FROM SLOW pEATL
FROM PSORIASIS OF THE
BONES.

The Eczema Remedy Company, Hot
Springs, Ark.
! attribute the fact that am alive
today and feeling better than / have
for over IL years to your "23" Rene
dy have had Psoriasis OF the bones
and have used 5 bottles of your medI-
cine. 1t is helping me wonderfully
and L believe it will entirely cure me.
can recommend it highly.
Send me another bottle. Enclosed Is
money for same.
GEO. COLLINS.
Cleveland Okla.
June %. 1911.
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Original Budweiser Beer on tap al
-, v...,. nor lib.
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FOR sALE--One sp--H. r. Auto Road
ster. Fully equipped Address Box 274
City. t-a-1t
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TRADE. z ovr 3" MARK
Remedy Cures

Psoriasis. Old Sores, Falling Hair,
Neuralgia, letter, Catarrh, Itching
Piles, Ulcers, Rheumatism, Cuts,
SpraIns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, Chap
ped Hands. Weak Eyes, or any case
where soreness or inflammation ex-
lists on man or beast, we guarantee
to cure within three weeks or re-
fund your money.
For particulars ami testimonials
call at $40 Central Avenue.
"2s" REMEDY DOES THE WORK.
and is sold at SOC per bottle. One
bottle sufficient to cure most cases.
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THE UTAH.

large, airy rooms. 81 90 per week
q up. Ten doors from DeSota
pr'ngs. Mrs. g. A. Kelly, prop.
e az Central avenue. Phoae 174o.
7~6-1m-
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-07-15

FOR SADE-Llvery business in
Hot Springs, established about 80
years ago. Good reason for selling; q
bargain II taken at once. Inquire 2U5
Mt. Ida st. s rs tt.
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FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT
rte per month: electric light and fuel
IL; bedroom and kitchen, $40; large
EAole; take North Border car to Dell
EJECT; one block Mp Deli Inquire at IA.
telephone 1866.
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FOR RENT-lMy residence fur
Plshed and strictly modern; rent rea-
|onable. Phone 275. 6-2S-tf
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished three.
er and five room cottages; all modern
Rnveniences; best residence part Of the
Il. or Phone 29s. s-12u
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Two Five Room Cottages for rent,
modern c2S ami 524 Orange street.
inquire OF Joe Stone, 7O4 Central
phone 1915. 7-e..t
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FOR sALE-Furniture and lease OF ls
room mouse all new furniture. modern.
one block from bath house. Address
Mack" this sffice. 1-s-tf
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FOR sALE-Paying grocery busl-
ness account sickness, long lease,
cheap rent; good location also for
meat market in connection. Address
Grocery" care Sentinel Record.
6-13-1m
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Fuk sAi-E--HoweIl Inn. finest place
~ ~ Arkansas-22 acres. half mile from
o rDaaa race track. en- Higdon ferry
r Toau rev house. fine water, fruit,
Terms easy. Phone %2o. s-is-tf
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EoR RENT--NuceIy FURNISHED rooms
w mats for housekeeping; all conven-
nces; gas, running water. electric
IIsuA; close to the hot water; Iron, Mag
ia, Arsenic. Rock and Cox Springs.
snese rooms before locating. Take
sIsn Border Cars 70 62e Park ave. y.
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TOR RENT-Furnised flats and
|ooms for light housekeeping. Gas
ra'er' lights. SO per week up. Near
pain Houses. The Ingle. Ramble S..
P'rs. A. r. Granger. Phone 1888.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

June %. 1911.
Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24
Hiram.

Mrs. Hannah Poverty of Steep Fa lis ia
visiting her cousin, Hannah <. Bucknell,
who is recovering from long and seri-
Gus illness.
DR.. Irving Z. Mabry is fast winning
his way in Hiram and vicinity. He has
not been undressed for three days, and
having been reared in Hiram, does not
need to be tested. He is a son of DR..
Irving Mabry of Fryeburg, grandson Of
Rev. Madison K. Mabry, the veteran
teacher Of 112 schools, who was son Of
Dea. Thomas Msbry of Hiram, the son
of Capt Josiah Mabry, an early settler
in Hiram, and Revol utionary soldier,
hence the young disciple Of Esculapius
is Of good pedigree.
Mr.. James II. Ridlon is in very poor
health. Miss Ora l.. Trott, nurse from
Woolwicb, Me-, is engaged there.
Mr.. Cyrus Fl. Good win has removed to
the farm In Cornish that he bought Of
Charles NJ. Bradbury through the agency
Of Mr.. Eli G. Wadsworth, Strout agent.
Our schools are In excellent condition
under the efficient superiutendence of
Mrs. Celia II. Ssnborn, and an excellent
selection of teachers, Miss Annie Stanley
of Porter, Miss Lizzie NJ. Clemons and
Miss Nellie Rankin OF Hiram.
Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24
Peru.

Grace Consnt has been spending few
days with her mother, Mrs. E. D. Pack.
ard, of Dixfield.
Mrs. c. II Kidder is on the sick list.
Mrs. NJ. II. Babb visited at Mrs. Z,
Rolls Wednesday.
New Century Pomona Grange meets
at West Peru Feb Sth.
Percy Conant of East Livermore is
visiting his uncle, j. E. Conant, and
other relatives in town.
Mr.. Stimas has finished work at Will
Paul's.
Mr.. Q. G. Stimas and family visited a,
East Sumner last week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Walker is caring for Mrs.
Kidder.
May Robinson is on the sick list.
James Irish is suffering from cut in
his leg caused by birch hook.
Mrs. Phelps Is improving.
Grace Conant visited at Mrs. Bent 8
one day last week.
II. K. Stillman and G. II. Robinson
were in Rumford Thursday on business.
d. Fl. and G. II. Conant are finishing
hauling their ice.
II. r. Bryant has new engine and
wood saw
Il. r. Robinson was at home on visit
last week.
Edith Johnson visited at j. Z. Conant's s
last week.
Z. d. Packard and daughter, G. <.
Consnt, were in Canton one day last
week.
Alced Howard is improving.
Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlN0S OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paria Hill.

First Baptist Church. Rev. g. W. z. Hill, pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday as l0'5 A. u.
sunday School at u. Sabbath evening service
at ! 80. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at
: 10. Covenant Meeting the last Friday before
the LIST Sunday Of the month as so P. y. All
not otherwise connected are cordially invited.
Ernest r. Shaw and wife spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with relatives in Au-
burn.
Ifthere was ever better sleighing the
middle Of January We don't remember 1t.
About si1ty-fve attended the supper
and social at Cummings Hall Tuesday
evening and enjoyed q very pleasant
time.
Mrs. George NJ. Atwood spent several
days at Dixfield the past week.
Mrs. Henry Hammond has given q
cord Of wood to Hamlin Memorial Hall.
o. A. Thsyer spent several days in
Augusta last week.
Masquerade ball at Academy Hal
Thursday evening Of this week. Music
by Sh avs Orchestra. Dancing 81
cents per couple. Ladies' without escort
and spectators 10 cents. Ice cream will
be served. Every one invited to "rie
up." Lots of fun.
Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24
East Sumner.

Week before last was we'll filled with
social and fraternal gatherings. During
the week there was an installation OF
the officers Of the Knights OF Pythias,
also of the grange officers, a special
meeting of the grange and supper and
sociable at the vestry. On Sunday fol.
lowing the grange turned out In a body
and attended the services at the Congre-
gational church where the pastor gave
special address to them.
DR.. j. B. Robinson and family have
gone to Antrim, N. a., where he has
p)sition rendered him in the Office of q
manufacturing company.
James d. Bosworth visited in South
Paris, Mechanic Falls and other places
last week.
Mrs. Eunice French Of Liverm0re was
in town last week and had her house
hold goods moved to where she is now
living. James Suckles did the moving
On Thursday.
A sister of Mr.. Suckles is at his place
on visit.
We have received from Prof. S. R.
Morse of Atlantic City, curator Of the
New Jersey State Museum, a large Illus
trsted volume pertaining TO insects. We
are indebted to Prof. Morse for several
annual reports of the museum.
Rev. S. C. Eaton is preparing to move
to Oxford where he has accepted the
pas,orate of the Congregational church.
Fifty-two years ago the 18th day of
last September in the Congregational
church on Sumner Hill four residents of
The town were publicly married. Four
other residents then unmarried stood up
with them. OF those married, only one
is now living and she is in the far
west. Within two years after this event
took place, the other four we're united
iu wedlock and are all living to-day and
all have passed their golden wedding an
niversary. As this may excite curiosity
10 know their names, we will give them
The first referred TO above were Stephsl
C. Heald and Abby A. Rowe, Jacob NJ
Wiley and Emogens 5. Hesld. The
last were Lewis A. Cobb and Celestis
Fuller, Sharon Robinson and Hannah B
Briggs. Mr.. Cobb and wife are still liv
ing on Pleasant Street, Auburn, whils
Mr. Robinson and wife still reside at the
old homestead where they began house.
keeping 81 years ago. At the funeral Of
Stephen C. Heald held last October, the
last four were present. Time make!
peculiar changes sometimes, and nont
can foretell what years may bring forth
SLOCUM.
Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24
FIRST TYPEWRITER.
II Was a Clumsy Machine and Prae'
tieally Useless.

Il Was q Clumsy Machine ana rrao'
tieaIIy Useless.
Most persons will be surprised to
learn that the typewriting machine is
not. us they imagine, distinctly mod
ern invention. So long ago as 17l4 q
patent was taken out in England by
Henry Mill for "a machine for i'm
pressing letters singly and progressive
ly as In writing, whereby all writings
may be engrossed in paper so exact as
not 10 be distinguished from print
His machine was, however, clumsy
one and practically useless. 1t was
not until over a century later QS29
that anything more in this line was
ATTEMPTED. Then the first American
typewriter, called "typographer," was
patented by w. A. Burt
In 1923 q machine was produced II
France having a separate key lever
,,o....-h letter, and between the years
Is4O and 1860 Sir Charles milestone
invented several machines which are
now preserved in the South kensing
ton museum. London.
In 1873 C. L. ShOles, an American
after five or six years work, succeed
ed in producing a machine sufficiently
perfect to warrant extensive manu-
facture. He interested firm OF gul
manufacturers in 1t. and in 1874 th'
first model of the modern typewriter
was put upon the market.--Cincinnat
Commercial Tribune.
Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24
Maine News Notes.

The members of the Sturgis Commis.
sion we're removed from Office by Govern.
or Plaisted on Wednesday.
A post Office has been established at
Plaisted, Aroostook County, named after
Governor Plaisted, with Odile Binette as
postmaster.
The figures for the population of the
city of Rocklsnd according to the 1910
census, STA, by a peculiar coincidence
are identical with those of the 1890 cen
sus. The population of the city in 1000
fell back to $3.50 and the present census
restores it to the figures Of 20 years ago.
By order of the state bank commits,
sioner, following an extended run On the
bank, the doors Of the Dexter Savings
Bank were closed Tuesday. 1t is thought
that the bank is solvent, but the run
has made closing necessary. The bank
has been running forty-four years, and
acquired almost national note by reason
of the tragic death of Cashier Barron,
and the subsequent conviction of Stain
and Crom we'll for murder, with their
pardop later,
Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24
Bethel.

Monday the funeral Of Mr.. Leander T.
Barker WAS held In tho Congregational
church, his pastor, Rev. W. G. Curtis,
officiating. The Free Masons had charge
Of the burial service. DR.. Wight sang
most impressively, Face to Face. There
was q profusion of beautiful flowers
from friends. Mr.. j. Hastings Bean and
wife of South Paris, Miss Mabel Gibbs OF
Portland and Miss Grace Dixon of Au-
gusta came Monday to attend the fu-
neral.
Mrs. W. o. Straw has given up her
trip to California owing to the serious
illness of her niece, Mrs. Howe.
Mr.. Harry Hastings has been chosen
deputy sheriff by Mr.. McIntire.
Mr.. A. Milton York, who has been
very III, is recovering.
The banquet by the Board OF Trade
Friday evening was the affair OF the sea
son. One hundred and six tickets were
sold and application for many more was
made. Landlord King Of Prospect Hotel
served an elegant supper and at bali past
twelve, after all had enjoyed tho after
dinner speeches and the social part OF
the programme, 1t ended with words OF
praise for its great success.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers will ap-
pear next Friday evening under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor.
The boys basket ball team and the
girls team of Gould Academy went to
Gorham. N. H., to play Gorham high
School teams Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24
North Buckfield.

A man by the name of Banker of Rum
ford, who was at work in the woods at
Jefferson Farrar's, met with quite a
painful accident Thursday, the 18th.
While trying to dislodge partially fallen
tree his csntdog handle struck him and
broke his jaw. He suffered intense paiu
till DR.. Heald arrived who soon made
him quite comfortable and he is getting
along nicely at this writing.
Week end guests in the place to rela-
tives and friends from South Paris were
VIM. Record, Mrs. Cora Swallow and
VIM. Cummings.
Mrs. Margaret Rowe is very sick.
Sidney Swallow, the little son of Wash
ington Heald, and the little daughter of
Merle Sturtevsnt are all i'll with the
prevailing epidemic, cold.
Heald Bros. are having large quanti-
ty of lumber delivered in their mill yard
this winter.
Mrs. George Warren is visiting at Au-
burn.
Mrs. Caroline Sturtevant is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Florence Warren.