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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-22
Notice Of chattet Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that on the
7th day of April, 1908, Frank Land.
phere executed and delivered to the
Second Natl bank, a corporation, Ger.
tain chattel mortage to secure the
payment OF 10000; that default has
been made, in the payment thereof;
that part OF the property given as
security is now in the possession OF
the mortgagor- and described as fol.
lows: One black gelding, 10 years
old, named Prince, one lumber wagon
and grain tank Deere & Webber)
That said property will be offered
for sale and sold to the highest bid
der for cash on Saturday the l24th day
of June, A. D. 1911 at 2.o'clock in tn
afternoon ofsthat day, at the front dool
Of the court house in the city ofaMinot
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AROUND THE STATE

Frank VanzeI Of Crosby. was ar
rested on a charge, preferred by thir-
teen-year-old Margareta CARRIER. II
the courts will allow 1t, he will marry
the girl.
Oluf Skorschagen of Ella, Divide
county, lost three oxen by lightning.
i, Canadian surveyors are, now sur
veying the line between, the, United
States and Canada. They will strike
North Dakota early in Juy. They
are putting up cast iron. markers I'LL
ed with cement, five feet in height
every mile and half
The first term Of district court In
Divide county began Monday. There
are "a civil and nine criminal cases,
and 30 applications for naturaliza-
ton papers. Judge Fisk is in charge.
At Bottineau, an editor was called
upon by lady who had lost a pair
Of hose, and wanted them advertised.
He printed it thusly: "Lost-a pair
of stockings, by lady with red legs
and black feet" Since when, he goes
home through the alleys so the irate
lady won't find him. And can you
blame him?
The Denbigh Promoter says that
Robert Judy, deserter from the
United States army. was reported TO
be near Granville. Officers IN search
OF the man wanted were unable to 10
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1872 Main St.

cate him.
There are said to be thousands of
bushels of wheat in the western part
of Mercer county left over from the
1910 crop. This is now being sent
down the river. on the Benton Packet
Co.'S boats and shipped over the 500
line at this station.-Washburn Lead
er.
Prof. Leary of Hannah. will be prin-
cipal OF the Deering schools the COM
ing year. Miss Wooley, of Surrey,
will have charge of the intermediate
grades and Miss Castleman will re-
turn as primary teacher.
You never ordered ton. dollar
lightning rod of your local merchant
and found your note for 81 900 in the
bank the next day ~ result. You
never.paid him SO TO rthat range that
warped out. Of shape in six months,
without gettingayoaira money back He
never chaE6eda yous. SIS for a. buaey
that yona found afts.wacds could be
bought anJ~hspa for No. Fellowss
lets give the local merchants: credit
for what theyts have doae.-N.
AfterzreaAdng the Daae cass. In the
'Minot. 1ndependsnts or June 9, one
cannot help but conclude that there
are Others heals besides. war.-Garri.
son independent.
Tire 500 line Is behind move to
locate a. new townsite to be known az
Makoti, and which will be located
about hef way between Ryder and
Plaza. This townsitel is only half
mile from the reservation and the
company evidently expects to make It
one of the places for transacting bus
mess with prospective settlers and
homesteaders. It is understood that
there will be q number OF lines OF
business opened there very soon and
the company has crew Of men there
now putting in the grade for the side
track and making preparations tor the
erection of q depot.
Did you ever notice, says the Nc.
Kenzie Gazette, that every one has a
soft place in his heart for the booster!
Everywhere he Is given the glad hand
OF fellowship and good will, while
the knocker looks. on in solitary envy.
Don't be a knocker-be booster. and
you will enjoy Life on Gods green
eanth to Its fullest extent and CON
tribute hugely to the enjoyment and
prosperity Of your fellowmen.
]. NJ. Schroeder OF Westhope tried
to bunt the passenger train OH the
track with his auto, but failed. HI
endeavored to cross the track ahead
of the train but his machine slowed
around and started down the track
towards the train. Schroeder Jumped
in time to escape injury, but his ma.
chine was fearfully smashed.
Some people are never satisfied
We heard fellow say the other day
that the crops we're growing 80 fas,
they are likely to get kinky.
August Johnson, an Underwood far
mer, lost three Of the, five horses By
lightning. while working In 1 Held
and he was rendered unconscious
When he came to his senses. he found
himself lying on the dead horses.
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Ben Whitehead has visions OF q gas
plant from Ignite coal Ct Willston at
an early date and dreams Of the day
when he can lie in bed. touch q match,
and turn over and snoose I'll coifee's
ready.
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WORKOUT FOR BAND.

The members OF the Minot band
gathered at the race track Sunday
for workout. They practiced march
ing FOR some time and didn't find it
much trouble to keep warm. either
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county of Ward and state of North
Dakota.
That there will be due on the day
Of sale the sum Of $325.00, and costs
of sale.
Dated June 10th, 1911.
JAMES JOHNSON,
Attorney for Mortgage.
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HAY CROP ron SALE.

] have for sale thes 1914 hay crop
on the following described lands SIT
uated In Tolgen township, Ward town.
ship, Ward county, near Hesnault
p. O. to.wit:
8 SW IA INV IA, NE IA and w -
SW IA, Sec. d, 100 acres.
NV 1-4ssec. ,2s,a 100 asres.
NDs14 SEQ Is, 100 acres.
SW II Sec. n, 100 acres.
p ~ SW Ia and NV IA Sc IA,
Sec. 80. 40 acres.
Mail me bid for the hay crop on
one or all of these tracts.
L. M. DAVIS,
P. o. Box 1918, Minot, N d.
6 % Il
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n ID ri il . u "a ". I. :. u "a
There are from 500 to 100
.sgophers in an average infested ~
h acrs fields Extensive practical
experiments have proved, that each
gopher costs the farmer ct least
7 10c. So you can figure-at So. %
ito $4,000 on every 40 acrss-juse
what gophers cost you.
Mickelson,s Kill EN- Qajob
h Gopher Poison will save you thAs
money. 1t has done II for thou.
sands. It IS sure, quick 4death
for all gophers. And its cost 10 %
low, as to enable every farmer to
try it. Sold under { positive
II money-back guarantees. Come
4 in and let NJ explain moro
about Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-13
WEST FREMONT.

L. W. Rumill spent Saturday At Colts
Island on business.
Julia Clark will spend this week at Man
set with her aunt, Mrs. l.. A. Clark
Mrs. Olive Bartlett, who is in poor
health, has Mrs. Abbie Ober to do her
work for her.
Dennis Norwood, who has been unable
to work the past month on account Of :
sore hand, has started work again.
schools began to-day. The grammar
grade has male teacher for change Mr..
Sweeney, OF Nicolin. All hope for as sue
cesful term Is the past two terms have
been under Miss Anna Shea. Miss Cline,
of Hancock, teaches the primary grade.
The w. T. I. society met Friday with
Mrs. w. e. Dow. The society will meet
with Mrs. Otis Walls Dec. Is. The society
had sale OF its work last week, realizing
so, to help pay the church debt. All
hope to see the debt wiped out by the end
OF December.
Dec. IL. THELMA.
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isLEsFoRD.

William Mayo Is visiting relatives here.
James c. sprague has been employed at
Bakers island the past week.
A baby boy came to the home OF Werner
Gilley and wife Sunday, Dec. 10.
Mrs. Benjamin DolIiver is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Nathan Stanley,
Mrs. Ida Stanley Is employed at Mrs.
Agnes Phippen's for short time
Mrs. r. W. Tingley and sons Roger and
Ralph left Dec. 4 for Everett, Mass, for
the winter.
There will be concert and Christmas
tree for the children ut the church Christ-
mas night
School commenced Monday, Dec. 1.
Miss Elsie Stanley, OF this place. teaches
the primary and Miss. Edna Stearns, Of
New Hampshire, the grammar. Miss
Stesrns is boarding with Mrs. Walter
Hadlock.
DEG IL =
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sURaY.

Mrs. Celestia Gaspar IL i'll.
Elmer Kane il home from Southwest
Harbor for the winter.
George Davis, Of Rockland, was the
guest Of w. q. Phillips Sunday.
DR.. Taylor, Of bangor, was in town Fri.
day on business. It i hoped that he will
return soon to locate here.
Rev. r. L. Sawyer is making plans for
special meetings TO be held soon. He will
be assisted In these meetings by Rev. Mil
ton 8. Beck with, Of Ellsworth.
The Surry dramatic club played the
drama, 'sThe Danger signal, ;" In the town
hall, Saturday evening, to large audience.
The proceeds are for the Methodist church.
Annette, widow OF John F. staples, died
ct her home here Dec. 10 after an illness
OF several years. Only during the last
week OF her illness was she confined to her
bed, and was tenderly cared for by her
sons wife Mrs. Charles /. Staples, of Els
worth. The sympathy Of the community
goes out to the family.
Dec. II. ANON.
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hrst assistant; Charles =. wssoott. r.
second assistant; Jauss r. Abram, cisrL.
Harry Hinckiey, treasurer.
JudgsF. B. Snow ard wife are receiving
congratulations on ths birth Of . dauob-
Ter, born saturday, Dc. q.
Miss Nellie Douglass Il homo from Cas-
tine, spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Nina Douglass.
Miss Mildred Bethel returned to stop-
ington Dsc. II TO resume teaching. Miss
Sylvia Fifisld accompanied her, after being
the guest OF Miss Bettel here.
Dec. IL. n
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BLUEHIlL..

An. 8. q. HiDeklsy was in Bangor las,
weak ON business.
Joseph 0rindls is the guest Of n.
brother, In 7. 0rind:s.
James 9. Aortell and wife spent : few
days in Bangor last week.
Judge 3. E. Chase il spending lev
days at Augusta ON business.
Henry Gray, OF Southwest Harbor. Il
The guest OF Harvey Gray and wife.
Norman Merrill is It home, the guest Of
his parents, F. r. Merrill and wifs.
Miss Ruth Slower l. the guest Of her par
ents' ira Slower and wife, during her vacs-
ton.
Bluehili postofdcs win BE- . United
States depository for savings after jan
nary s, next.
The Blushili firs company has elected
ne following oficsrs for the ensuing year:
1amss 3. Bsttsl. chief; A. r. Townsend,
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EAST LAMoINE.

william BENNETT was in Bangor last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Myra Young has gone to Segre-
gansett, Mass, for the winter.
Irving Young and Leslie DesIsles, who
have been employed in Bangor, are nome.
Capt. Charles Cousins, OF Bangor, was in
town Friday and Saturday, to visit his
father, Capt. $. p. Cousins, ~ho is in poor
health.
School commenced Monday, with Miss
Sadis Muilan, Of Hancock, teacher. This
is her third term here, and all are glad to
have her return.
Dec. IL. "
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M'KINLEY.

william Morgan intends moving his
family to East Holden soon.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs..
William Gott Sunday, Dec. 10.
Schooner Henry May discharged cargo
Of coal for Frank McMullin last week.
Augustus Gordins and family moved to
their home in West fremont last week.
Mrs. Amanda Rich and Mrs. John Lam
caster called on Mrs. r. w. Richardson
last Sunday.
The Mckinley Fish q Freezer Co
shipped 166 barrels OF frozen shad ris Ham
cock terminus to Philadelphia last week.
FIN. Sawyer has disposed OF his horses
and put his cart in the painters hands for
repairs. He returned to his home in BAN
COR Tor the winter last week.
The sale Of the 1adies' aid society last
Wednesday was well attended. Fine
vea thsr, splendid display Of fancy goods
candy. cake, ice-crean, coffee and Christ.
mAs tree for grabs made it . decided sue
csss. Net proceeds, about a6s.
Mckinley lodge. r. and A. NJ, has elect-
Cd omcsrs - follows: r. L. Manchester.
". NJ; Everett A. Stanley, 8. W.; VIII
liam H. Thurston, J. W.; 81. r. Richard
son, SECRETARY; T. 8. Taplsy. treasurer; c.
~. Martin, 8. D.; O. a. Wilson, J. D.:
hnancs committee, =. L. Manchester.
Essene n. Stanley, Ffsd ,. Rich.
Dec. II. pm
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Non1uEaSl 1AhDOn.
1T. Moore and wife have gone away for
the winter.
Mrs. Martha Kimball anc Miss Hannah
Kimbali have gone to Boston for the win
ter.
The fall term OF Gilman high school will
close Thursday. The other schools will
close Friday.
RF. Lurvey left Monday for Seal Cove
to begin work upon the church he will
build there.
Mrs. Nathan Fennelly left Monday for
Beverly. Mass, to spend Christmas with
George Fenneliy and wife.
Friends OF Miss Agnes McKenncy ara
glad to see her back at her former place
in v. H. Smith Co.'S store.
The benefit social held at the Neighbour
hood house last Wednesday evening was
spent in play ing games and dancing.
Mrs. Thomas Fennelly was called tc
Islesboro last week by the death Of hel
brother in-iaw, Capt. Charles Pendleton
The Forest Hill society held an enter
tainment at the Neighborhood house Sat
urdsy evening. The program: Recita-
tion, Roger Branscomb; piano duet
Misses Gilpatrick and Foster; recitation
Clayton Jordan; German song, Gretchen
and hilda Rothe; tableau, ssOra pre-
Nobis," seven girls; exercise, "Christms,
Gift" Mrs. Hills class; reading, Corr
May Phillips; readings, Parker w. Fem
nelly; tableau, 'Betsey and are Out =
Christmas song, Mr.. and Mrs. Rothe.
Dec. II. x.
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WEST suRkY.

Miss Flora Blsisdeli is working for L. E.
Grindle in East Orland.
Mrs. Fred Blaisdcll and family spent
Thanksgiving with her brother, K. $.
Leach.
Daniel NJ. Carter and wife, OF East Or
land, were guests Of r. L. Leach and wife
Sunday. Mrs. Carter Il much improved in
health.
Bert and Otis Conary each got large
deer last week. Three moose were seen in
the Fields in this vicinity recently, and
Aivsh Leach, while deer hunting, came
upon i've moose.
Dec. II. L.
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CAsTINE.

William Mortgage, an old and respected
citizen, died Friday, Dec. s, after long
illness. He was seventy years OF
age, native OF North Castine, and had
always been q resident OF this town. He
leaves widow and one brother Samuel
Morgrage, OF Rockland.
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sEDaWICK

Rev. Mrs. 9. W. Treworgy, pastor of the
Canaan church for about i've years, bss
accepted call to the church At sedgwisk
ana will assume her now duties in Janu-
afy' She was pastor Of the church in
sedgwick before going to CAnaan. She
mas besn In the ministry twenty years,
eight Of which she was an evangelist.
During her work in Canaan she more than
doublsdths membership Of the parish.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Eugene Moon and wife returned from
Portland last week.
Arthur Lounder and wife went to West
Ellsworth Monday TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Mason Moon has gone to Bridge
water, Mass, for the winter.
Mrs. Lizzie Dow and daughter recently
spent week with her mother, Mrs. George
Thorn, In Portland.
Dec, II. r.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH cAsrTNE.

Mis- Dora Littlensld Is home from nor
NAL school.
Nrs. Abbie Austin rsturned Monday TO
her home In Lamoine.
Dana Hall and Neil wardwell we're in
Belfast last week on business.
Alfred Saunders and wife, OF Orland, are
guests 81 Mrs. Augusta Leach.
Ralph Wardwell and wife, Of Castine,
spent sunday at his home here.
Mrs. s. R. Domansky will spend thu
winter with Mrs. Edward West.
Hollis Austin, Of LAmoine, il the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. J. w. Bowden.
Robert Domansky will 60 to Bangor this
week, whore he will be employed.
Pauline Conner, after week 1t home,
left saturday to teach in LAmoine.
Miss Margaret Sawyer wont to Boston
Thursday to visit her uncle, John Faye.
Miss Annie l. Dunbar began the winter
term Of school ct Pemobscot village to-day.
George A. Grindis and vile, Of Penob-
scot, are visiting at Capt. N. w. Grindle's.
George Lowell has gone to West Goulds-
boro to visit his parents, Howard Lowell
and wife.
daughter. who is housekecper 1t David
Hitchcock's.
Devereux Hanson, chef Ut the normal
dormintory, is spending his vacation at
hia home hare
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SOUND.

Miss Rahie Tracy is ill.
Services were held at the chapel, st..
James-in the-woods, Sunday, Dec. 10.
Master George Bracy fell recently, cut
ting his eye severely.
Ralph McKusick is very i'll OF rheu-
matte fevex.
Walter Sargent.is having extensive re-
pairs made on his house by William
Grindle.
Miss Beatrice Hanna, OF Scmesville, was
in town last week calling on her sister,
Miss Abbie Hanna.
Maurice Rutler, Of Northeast Harbor,
made short visit recently with relatives,
Charles Tracy and wife.
Mrs. Cora emerson and three children
are visiting 1t Mrs. John Carter's. while
ME-. Emerson is at the Bar Harbor hos
pith.
work on Mn- Clara Anrphy's house has
hsen completed. Mr.. Graves and Mr..
Fsasisr, OF Norsheast Harbor, did the
work.
Boston, whore ahe has spent ak weeks.
Mrs- Tinker was accompanied home by
her hnshand, NoEAon Tinker. who left for
Boston nearly two weeks ago.
Edwin Higgins and wife LETT for q
visit 70 their sons. aidnsy and Bert Hig-
gins, oflssal Harboe. after which they will
90 TO 6ouAhwsst aTreor to visit Leon Hig-
gins ard wiie.
Frisaas .hsss sympa1hize With Melville
Emsrsn and family, - Hull,s Cove. Mr..
Emersos inst with . cad accident while
working a the road 1t Noftheast Harbor.
Dee. IL n.
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sEAL COVE.

Edwin LarSey i ssrioualy i'll .ef rheu-
0atic fever.
Arthur Ranul and wifs are sacsiving
ssagsstulations on the hirth Of . son,
De-. 4.
hrs- c. II. Rshhins u with her takhsr,
Cspt. L. X BCeasue. NM. Robbins 10
mssA improved in hsalAh.
4 49, lecture vas given e Bayside
sehoolAouss on TIE sysa1ng Of Dec. = BY
Rsv. o. d. Smith. Of Baf Hsrbsx. TIE
sabjsct, Moth Daksta, IVES ably handled.
in sptts II bad wsstbsr. ths littls BALD
ing IVES wail nllsd.
Dana HsErick had ths Disfaefpns = cut
h1ossif haA1y whiis shopping wood for
". ~. A. 8ssth. In txl00ing . tree The
ans 01nnosd, cutting IN say snah On the
froae pnFt Of IL right leg just Anbev -
kndA. He yin probably b ~ mp fr
so0s tk1Ds.
D.. . y.
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Non-Churchgoing Men.
From the Boston He,ald.I


OF course it is small comfort for the ac-
group OF churches, to know that mascu-
line neglect is not confined to any one de-
nomination; but it may help serve ~ .
partial explanation. Every religious body
Ii more or less afflicted with this dearth
OF men. There may be obvious and su-
psrficial reasons for this serious neglect OF
what was once considered supreme duty.
RsligiousIbodies are admittedly conserys-
tive in their attitude toward some great
social questions which are claiming con-
siderable attention to-day. But, taken -
. body, are the men who neglect the
church profoundly interested in these
questions?
II 1t not true that, relatively speaking.
almost q many men attend church -
attend political primariesf Speaking
broadly, how many men care anything
about the tariff, except a. it Affects their
individual buainess interestsf How many
men care for the higher interests Of lite
rary or draGlatic arr Woman, in this
country, has assumed the leadership, not
only in the church but in tho theatre, in
the concert hall, the art gallery, and in
general literature. The sstired business
man" surrenders the reins to his wife and
daughter. The stirred business man" may
not care for theology, but docs he not caro-
quite ~ much for It ~ for politica
economy or social science?
It IL serious fact that our Absorption
in commercial life has lessened the depth
Of our intellectual life. II the church has
failed in the matter Of virile thought, and
strong, aggressive work Tor social right
.Ousness, it Il bscause the strong men Of the
nation have not stood rack Of 1t, and de-
handed Of its leaders the type Of work it
uAs created to perform. Nothing can be
ners dangerous Tor the welfare Of state
than for its ssxss to have divided inesrssts
o. divided labors. It Il bad every way.
way. Bed for both women and men.
Mr.. 4ooFnsld Storey complains Of the
excess Of football In our COLLEGES. The
troubis il that ths .'foothall phiiosophyss
A. dominating ths naaseaiins life 0f every
aes. Many people ass opposing woman
asffage. mot sesiag, evidently, that
much Of Ahe nassal hyslseia TIT dis
Agurss onr polities, and tie childish fsds
and faneies that disAGars ths religious
ssnttunsnt Of Tho people spring from an
evsE-esminizafion Of ths social being.
II til No. Of ~ equal ballot will add .
sense a rssponsibility to the tremendous
iRAusses and authority which woman A.
ready possesses, it might b we'll to mako
ths AxpsriDsnt.
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0snsral aosatio c. King. secretary Of
the Society a H. Army Of the Potomac
vss nsRrating to . Nsv York TSibxss
man bis memories Of the Civil war. 1--WE
sunsrsd many haxdships o. both sides, /"
said General King, "but TIE brave Con-
fsdesAtss suffered moro. remsmbsr =
erisslsd old negro Who, 1t the outbreak Of
tbs 6panish var, applied for p.acs e an
army cook. "What experience have you
hadf' the old fellow was asksd. II was
cook. ssh, TO- Confederate regiment in
sixty-fo', he answered. THAT il. sah,
had ths Job Of cook, but, to tell the truth,
didn't work ct it," "Why notf"
'srhsss wasn't nothin' TO cook, sah."
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THEI.MA
ORLAND.

Gladys NJ, wife Of A. F. Snowman, died
at her home here Sunday, Dec. 10, aged
twenty nine years, after an illness of two
months. She was the daughter Of Frank
Johnson and wife, OF this town. She
leaves besides her husband and parents,
two brothers Arthur, OF Brewer, and
Grover, and three sisters Mrs. Fred
Ames, Violet NJ. and Dorothy G.
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Gouldsboro. and Palmer, Of Allston; end
one brother RAymond 0upeili .of 0oulds-
boro.
Funeral services were held ct the
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. J. p. simonton, Of Milbridge, ofhci-
ating.
Dec. II. JEN.
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AMHERST.

Miss Helen Jewett, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting home folks.
Schools opened Monday, after = two
weeks vacation. District No. is taught
by Miss Dunlap, Of Corinth, and district
No. Q by Miss Wyman, OF Dexter.
Dec IL o.
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SULLIVAN HARBoR.

Word has been received here OF the death
at Denver, Colo, on December IL, Of Percy
R., son of Z. w. Dunbar, Of Sullivan, for
merly OF Bar Hsrbor. Mr.. Dunbar went
West for his health about Ave years ago.
He was about twenty five years OF age.