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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-22
Conservation Of Coal.
philadelphia Record

The wastefll fcultlvatlon OF the soil
and the reckless, destruction Of the for
ests are not especially, serious mat
tiers. because at anytime the commun-
ityS individually or collectively, can
stop the waste. Twenty or thirty
years will produce new forests, and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-22

6. M, GOOD morning, judge:
n. r.. S. t. s. o. b. h.-Huntley Rus.
sell sang the Sword OF Bunker HILL"
v. I. w.-Votes for women.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-22
I..R|I'.A,IY,'S !.
Il -44t;%
BUSY DAYS Al. 4oewALLow.

BUSY DAYS AT. HoeWALLoW.
The mail carrier encountered a
3s W N sof yellow Jackets on the Gin.
Get creek road 9the first Of the week
and as "a consequence he came into
Hoswallow several hours ahead of
time ;'
Until more atAholes can be made
an The spostofIice some of the rats will
have .tojuse knot holes.
sA5 hand organ has been added to the
Excelsior FiddlIng band. 1t was stol.
sen from blind man at Tlckvillc last
week by, Raj Barlow.-Hagwollow cor.
Srespondence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-22

Only about 10 per cent. of the
worlds output Of graphite is used for
lead pencils.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-22

The number of visitors at present
staying in Carlsbad is so great, that
OH July 20 the extraordinary number
of 1890 glasses Of the waters was
drunk, thus breaking all previous rec.
ords.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-22
MUCH IN LITTLE.

Pears cost three times as much as
they did 10 years ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-22

Considerable quantities OF material
will ba.-required for the installation
OF double wire telephone system a,
Bulawayo in place of the existing sin
gle lines. a scheme for which ls-un-
der consideration. ~.
Circulation AIal--T:at woman who
wanted her name kept out OF the
paper yesterday has stopped her sub
scriptioh. ~ i5
Editor--Why, We kept her. name out
c. M.-Thats the answer.-Toledo
Blade. ~
-S"I'll bet that man is the father Of
six or seven children"
"Why?"
"If he. had less than three he'd be
Dragging about them.";-Detroit FREQ
Press. " 81
Little Jack Horncr stuck in his
thumb and drew out a plum.
Sand ! don't leave any print eth
or, lie Doasted. 49,.
Yet later, he wondered how they
had found It out.-New York Sun.
Mother, Tin a very low yoice)-
Tommy your grandfather lis very
sick. Can't you say something to
cheer him up q bit?
Tommy Tin an earnest voice)-
Grandfather, wouldn't you like to
have soldiers at your iuneral?-com.
Ing Nation.
yes; he's very intellectual
man" y a
What makes you think ;that?"
II Judged SO from his talk"
why. what; does he: talk about?"
He's forever talking; about how in,
tellectual he is."-Catholic STANDARD
and Times: . ,.4a.s;
!. ~ lI,sai< '-i. u E'5ttt 4 NJ y3lStt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-22

A comedian says you can get a
laugh in theater any time by sitting
down on silk hat. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-22

Mother Tin a very low yoice)-
Tommy your grandfather sis y very
sick. Can't you say something to
nhaa. hin, as, a. LII o =. -. ~ -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-22

The production Of artificial graph.
Ito at Niagara Falls, which has aver
aged 100000 pounds for a number Of
yeurs. increased TO 13,l49,100 pounds
In 1910, being valued at s945,0OO.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06

f. Phelps to Lena Hansen, mort
gage north 40 feet of southerly
80 feet lot l and north 40 feet
southerly 80 feet of east AZ feet
lot 2, block II, Weatherwax &
Benn's First addition Aber-
deen .......... ............ 1OOO
J. E. Calder to Joe Montgomery,
satisfaction of chattel mort
gage, team, harness etc ...... -.
A. H. Kay to J. E. Calder chattel
mortgage horses, wagon etc. -. ATS
Harry Pruden to l.. l.. Leighton
mortgage lot 10, block IS, Fran
ces addition Aberdeen ........ 125
E E. Eaton to o. C. Schneider
contract to sell land lot 4,
block "a, Original plat Aber-
deem ........... .26UO
R. c. Carl to W. M. Hulet mort
gage lots 20 and 81, blosk IA,
Benn's Central addition Aber-
deen ........... ........... lou
J. B. Karshner to A. Gilusiih, sat
isfaction of mortgage lots Is
10, block 2, Broadway addition
COsmOpOlis ...... ............ 3OO
Rose Wilson to Edith Shelley
bill sale furniture ........... 300
Geo. Conner to Northwestern
Lumber Co.. chattel mortgage
team and wogan ............. 261
VIM. Billings to r. Mcneil, salts
faction of mortgage lots 10 and
II, block 3, Frances addition
to Aberdeen ................ oOU
J. B. Knight to c. F. Colby, chat
tel mortgage lien automobile. %
wick, contract sale furniture. IS
S. Ingram to Mrs. c. Hamilton,
mortgage nwA section 80, town
ship 10 range 9 ............. 800
F.. C. Furth to r. W. Mcclure.
mortgage lots 3. 4, 6 block 80
Benn's plat Aberdeen also lot s
tract II Aberdeen shore lands,
with exceptions .............9 5000
V. Bruno to NJ. A. Wilson mort
gage lots IL and II block 80,
West End addition Aberdeen. 125
il. p. Rasmussen to the public,
affldaVlt ............... -.
Geo. w. Garrison to H. p. CARR
son, satisfaction chattel mort
gage stallion ......... -.
H A. Garrison to Geo. W. Garri-
son chattel mortgage same. -. 800
J. FOgarty to c. w. Blackwell.
power of attorney .......... -.
J F. Fogarty to A. Roberts, mort.
gage Olt IS, block Frances
addition to Aberdeen ...... SOC
n. D. Hansen to J. Phillips salts
faction of mortgage lot 5, block
8, Karr's Garden addition Aber-
deem .'....... ...,........ -.
Z. S. & l. assn. to C. NJ. Brown,
satisfaction of mortgage west
S905 feet lot 6 block IL, karr's
Garden addition HOquiam 80. -.
F w. LOomis to j. Shaw, mort
gage west 14.o feet lot 6, and
lots to IL, block 6 West End
addition Aberdeen ....... %
S. Brojac to City Meat Market
tract commencing northwest
corner of l. and Second streets.
northwesterly 40 feet; thence
northeasterly 100 feet to be-
ginning mortgage ......... 60l
r. w. Wright to E. H. Herth. con-
tract to sell ME n12 section 8,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06

First addition South Aberdeen 300
mortgage lot 10, block SO,
WeatherwaX e. Benn's Second
addition to Aberdeen ....... 1900
j. H. Hale to Mike Garkovich,
lease sig seA, section 20, NV
Il neA section 80, township
IS range 6. years at $500
year ............ ......... 80.
J. Crins to NJ. Woods, mortgage
lots to IA, block I, Eureka
addition to Elma ............. $50
J. Fl. Hale to M. Gariovich, con-
tract sale live stock, etc. 900. $50
J. d. Norton to c. A. Damitio,
assignment of bond for deed,
Its and 6, with exceptions,
section 10, township 16, range
............. ............ S75
w. Norton to J. D. Norton, bill
of sale livestock, buggy, ETC.. 1
Same to same, SAME farming i'm
plementS etc ................ lao
Same to same. asst of interest
in so tons OF hay ........... 700
]. w. Hines to the public, affida-
Wit concerning title to land. 49,.
II. A. kalb to W. Z. Hoskins, sat
isfaction of mortgage tract To-
Gated ME nwA section 9, town.
ship L. range 8, known as east
100 feet lot 10, block Is w. Cot
tage addition Aberdeen. ..... 700
Estate c. Meredith to the pub
lie decree of distribution ..... 49,.
E. Phelps to c. Hulet. mortgage
nell se14 section 10, lots 8
1~t
ton IA lot | section Is, all in
township IS range ..... 10000
NJ. l.. Barney to Farmers & Lum-
bermen's bank mortgage NV
"a .nwA SEA section 10. town
ship Il, range 8 ............ 215
d. J. Brink to Geo o. Metzger.
mortgage neA neA section ~,
township 81, range 1000
J. NJ. Dye to NJ. Teeter. mort
gage lot ,. block 10, North Ho-
GUAM addition Hoquiam ..... 200
Alexander & Eldred to j. Mitchell
chattel mortgage contents of
Minis building. laundry machin-
cry, etc ....'''.... ....'''...' ooo
7. X, Walker to G. Turner, sat
isfaction of mortgage lot S,
block 8 North Hoquiam addi-
ton HOquiam ............... -.
Nina f. Holman to +. NJ, Sudderth
satisfaction of mortgage seA
section 80, township 90, range
~ .............. ....... SoVu
Z. NJ. Sudderth to +. F.. Moe,
mortgage same .............20 1000
J. J. Kaufman to J r Smith con
tract sale household goods go. 1879
Same to Gus Julin. same, furni-
lure ....... o.
+ PrenZel to a. Latvala. satisfac-
ton OF mortgage lot II block B.
Hoquiam .......... .l0Oo
J. Byng to j. Birberger mortgage
lot IA, block 81, karr's River adj
dition to Hoquiam ........ 40o
H. NJ. Byng to Mrs A. Biberger,
mortgage lots 6 and : in block
10, karr's Garden addition to
HOQulam .......... ........ oUo
A. Maxi to Mrs. S. Newtield,
mortgage lot II in block 3. Ho-
GUAM .,....,.'.. .......... lOot
Emeneker Piano Co to E. P.
| Crary contract sale piano. ..... 400
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06

Instruments filed for record In the
office of the Auditor of Chehalis cCun
ty for week ending Thursday Marcel
2. 1911:
X. Randich to ]. Randich, GER
tain interest lots 10 and 20,
block IS, Benn's Central Gddi-
ton to Aberdeen .......... S0t
J. r. Kennedy to G. Fl. Ray, lots
II and IL. block 3, w & B addi-
Sarah Leitch to B. F. Cauthorn
lots 3, and in block I,
South Aberdeen ............ 10l
r. Jacobus to A. l.. Callow, lot
I. and ela lot, block Il, Her
mans Annex Hoqufam ..... 1906
o. H. Fry to j. F.. Hemphill, quit
claim deed Y of lots / to II,
block g. Bay City .......... 10l
J. F. Hemphill to A. NJ. Hall, quit
claim deed. same ... 10l
f. Benn to Coats-Fordney L.um-
Der Co., e12 swA section II,
township is. range 8 .... Il
Chas Neeson to A. NJ. Hall, quit
claim deed lots l to s, and lots
IL to 16, block s, also lots 2, s,
8, block 2. Bay City ......... II
Emma c. Harris to H. W. Paul,
lot :. block ), Oakville ... I:
Louise j. Savigny to Roy A. Carl,
lots 90 and 81 in block A. Benns
Central addition to Aberdeen. 10,
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to
d. J. Brink, neA neA section
~, township 81. range 7.... 90
II. r. Endresen to L. A. Webb, lot
4. block 6. Emery & Mack's
addition to Aberdeen .... 63'
J. NJ Bowes to S. w. Johnston,
lots IA and Is in block l, Pen
nellie addition to Aberdeen. 80
B. p. Briscoe to NJ. r. Smith.
quit claim deed beginning at
point I rods west lot 3, section
II. township II, range and
II feet south of north line of
said lot 3: thence west 1924
rods north 80 feet east to mean
der line thence along said line to
point north of beginning,
thence south to beginning 49,.
c. NJ. Story to NJ. MCGEE. e12 lot
4. block 8. Wishkah .. 1
Pacific Beach Co. to NJ. Smith,
lot D, DlOck IL. racine BEACH. =
A. d. Barnard to A. Hunsinger,
lot IA, block s, Hoquiam addi-
ton to Aberdeen ........ 30
Harbor Land Co. to F. p. Hubble.
nw1a lots l and 2 in block $50 45
j. Ipfolkefer to A. lpfolkefer, lot
5, block II, Hoquiam ........
n G. Kaufman to M. Baughman,
lots and s, block Z, Portland
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06
5. AVey for plaintiff.

5. Alvey Tor plaintlH.
G. l.. Adams VS. Belle Adams; di.
vorce. J. B Quinn for plaintiff.
A. Damitio ct al VS. City of Aber-
deem: injunction. A. M. Wade and
w. II. Abel for plaintiffs.
F.. II. Stevens Mercantile Co. VS.
w. II. Mass ct al. w. H. Abel and
Frank Gronndwater for plaintiffs.
Same VS. J. w. Norton; garnish-
ment. Same for plaintiff.
State VS. Leon White and Arthur
Fousha; burglary. A. E. Cross for
state, Dan Pearsall for defendants
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06
Miscellaneous Transfers.

National Cash Register Co. to
Griffin e Morck. contract sale
register ....... ........... )
Belle S. Israel to G. c. Israel,
power of attorney .....
G. c. Israel to NJ. A. Wilson,
mortgage block 90, Rices addi-
ton Aberdeen .........2 q
Z. L. Harrison to w. F. Challa-
combe. satisfaction of mort
gage lot |, block 49, Cosmopoiis
Cosmopolis Lodge No. 40. l.. O.
o. F. to J. l.. Neubert. least OF
lower floor of lodge building
one year at $15 per month ...
] II. Weaver to c. F. Stoggar
ct al. release lien lot 10, block
.. WeatherwaX & Benn's addi-
ton Aberdeen ..............
Chas. Hulet to z. Phelps, bill of
sale live stock, farm imple-
mentS. etc. ..............
C. c. Strayer Oh. Wilson. mort
gage lot 16. block 1. Park add
ton TO Aberdeen lot s. block
| 80 Hoquiam .................
Gus Schuyler to l.. Shultyler,
mortgage lots Z, s, block %,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06

township II, range -. 80. :1OUt~
Orc Investment Co. to J. Johnson
contract sale contents of Grand
saloon, Aberdeen ........... 1000
L. ID. Templeman to Orc Invest
ment Co., bin of sale same.... 10
Paul Smits to w. T. Cameron,
mortgage lot Z, block % Wealth
erwaX & Benn's addition TO
Aberdeen ....... ........... 1000
A. e. Graham to B. B. Averill
mortgage lots II and IL block
IA, Broadway addition to Cos
mOpOliS Observation-Disclosures. 500
o. r. Olson to Equitable Savings
& Loan association, mortgage
lot II, block 81 Ontario addi-
ton HOQuiam ................ 500
s. w. Badgley to F. L. Campbell
mortgage swA neA section 10,
township IS, range .......... $50
Juretta Loomis to F. l.. Campbell
mortgage lot 5, block 4, w. &
B plat Montesano ............ 200
F. A. Minkler to Winter Bros
mortgage lots 1, 2, and in
block II Academy addition to
MOnteSanO 80. ..... ......... go .
+. r. Dombrowski to Schwa-
baciier Bros. chattel mortgage
stock groceries ...... ...... 900
J. H. Wolfe to c. w. Brown, chat
tel mortgage ave stock ...... 200 .
Edward Burke to J. N. Gwin.
mortgage lot Is, block Eatons
addition Elma ................ 300
f S. Alvey TO r. McRoberts
foreclosure lots Ii and IA in
block 23. Broadway addition to
South Aberdeen .............. -.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06
addition Aberdeen

addition Aberdeen ......
F.. Whitehead to l.. l.. Leighton
quit claim deed lots is and 10
block 10, Benns Central addi-
ton Aberdeen ...............
j. A. Mapes to same, lots Is and
10, block 10, Benn's Central
addition to Aberdeen ....
F. A. Smith to l.. l.. Leighton,
lots Ia and Is nblock 2, West
ern additio nto Aberdeen. go.
F. Lawlyes to same, tract in sell
seA section 5, township II,
range 8 .................
w. B. Lowrie to A. E. Cochran,
quit claim deed lots II and II,
block IA. Broadway addition to
Cosmopolis
S. S. Page to A. E. Cochran same. 100
C. L. Prescott to M. J. Beatty, lots
l and 2 in block 1, Lanning's
addition Aberdeen .....
J, A. Mapes to r. c. Vandervort,
lot 10, block 81, WeatherwaX
& Benn's Second addition to
Aberdeen ...... ............
J. A. Pinckney to r. L. Schell,
west SO feet lot in block 81,
WeatherwaX & Benn's Second
addition to Aberdeen ..... |,
B. kinnanmsn to +. Burke, lot
-, block 5, Eaton's addition
to Elma .................. 1:
C. +. Johnson to c. Rosenberg,
ne1a lots 16 to 20. block SO
Minis addition to Cosmopols. |,
c. Rosenberg to V. Shyerland,
same .......... L.
V Shyerland to S. w. Smith.
c. J. LOomis to Nj. Ryan, nwA
seA section 80, township is,
range D ................
~ Christensen to !. Lusk. lot 5.
block Al, Ontario addition to
HOquiam ............ ....... 4;
J. J. LOomis to J. LOomis. lot >,
block g. W & B plat of Mon
teSaNO ........... ........
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. 10 &.
II. Commercial Co., n2 swl4
and ME- seA section %, town
ship Il, range 9 ............
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06

In re estate of Robert Ellison, de-
ceased Sale of certain realty direct
ed.
In re estate of Josephine NJ. Law
deceased. Final report approved. and
distribution ordered.
In re Thomas Curran, incompetent
Neil Cooney appointed guardian.
Hunt & Motett VS.. Fl. J. Bailey
Dismissed
Northwestern Lumber Co. VS.. Ma
tional Lumber & Box Co. Judgment
by default, and r. A. Young and W.
d. Hoover, intovenors, allowed S356.74
and costs.
Il. F.. Berry VS.. X. Zelasko. Dis
missed
G. w. Graham VS.. Chas. H. Huet
Judgment for plaintiff for S25 and
costs.
Myrtle Scott VS.. Fred Scott. Divorce
granted.
G. II. Commercial Co. VS.. C. f.
Lund Judgment for plaintiff fOr$19S.-
81 and costs.
State VS. r. X Jackson. Defend
ant pleaded guilty and was released
on his own recognizance.
State VS.. Fred Dawcett. Verdict of
guilty of burglary.
l. Nudleman VS. Ollie Mack. Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
A. DamitiO VS.. City of Aberdeen.
Order to show cause returnable on
March s.
In re guardianship of Grace Rossit-
er, minor. Reappraisment ordered.
Olga NJ. KantOnen to w. S. kanton-
en-. Divorce granted.
State vs.. J. j. Ladley. Defendant
found guilty, and sentence suspended.
In re estate of A. c. Ennis, deceas-
ed March II fixed for hearing.
New Cases.
City of Montesano VS. J. P. Ladley;
appeal from j. p. court. 0. NJ. Mel
son for city, j. A. Hutchinson for
defendant.
State VS. ]. Hill and Robt. Madison;
robbery.
Marian Davis VS. Chehalis county
William Campbell for county.
A. NJ. Kneeland VS. G. M. Forest
ct al. L. n. Steele for plaintiff.
T. J. Jackson VS. City of Aberdeen
J. c. Hogan, Bridges & Bruener for
defendant
| f. S. Alvey vs. Ray McRobert. E
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06
AT THE court HOUSE
The Weekly Record Of Legal
Doings at County Seat
MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
AND NEW CASES FILED. LIST
OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND MISCELLANEOUS INSTRU.
AUDITOR.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

The following is the record of bus
vast week:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the
office of the Auditor of Chehalis cCun
ty for week ending Thursday March
,03>,~.~s-"'--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-11
John knowiton.

The citizens OF New Portland were
greatly saddened by the death of Mr..
John knowlton at his home in North
Arson on "Wednesday. March /. Mr..
knowlton had always been a resident
of this town until last fall when he
sold the old homestead and with his
wife moved to North Arson where he
spent the remainder OF his days. He
was always an upright man and Il
highly respected citizen, having filled
town Offices for many years and al
WAYS in most satisfactory manner;
he had also been n representative to
legislature. and was n member of
Lemon Stream Lodge. I. O. Q. F.. that
lodge attending his funeral in a body
at his former home Sunday at 100 p.
NJ. A wife and one sister, Mrs. Juliet
Edwards of Madinson are left to
mourn his loss and to whom the sym
patty of their many friends are eX-
tended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-11

Bucksport Center-March :, James G.
Curtis, aged SO years. months, day.
Ellsworth March :, Dorothy Holmes
aged ! month, 10 days.
KNOX.
Northumberland s. Mrs D. A Hewett,
aged IS years.
PENOBSCOT.
Bangor-March S, Srah r. Morrill,. aged
% years; March {, Mrs. Susan c. Gibson.
aged Sc wears; March 3. Hannah a. Saw
yer. aged - years March y. Timothy
Callahan, aged 81 years: March 9, Mrs.
Elfrida DykStra. aged % years, months,
= days: March 9. Patrick Donnelly. aged
90 years March 9. Eleanor Edgerley Dill
ingham, aged IS years, 2 months, 20 days.
Hampden-March !, Mrs Allen Cole.
Grandchildren 4, Rachel Ward aged
So years, II months.
Hampden Highlands-March :. Mrs.
Nancy u. Cole. aged 50 years.
East Corinth-March 9. William II.
Emerson of Bangor.
Dexter-March 1. Arthur Nelson.
Burlington-Marc h :. Harrison Reed
Costigan, aged 81 years months.
Entield-March 6, Dr. j. III. McGregor.
Observation-Disclosures s, Mrs. Olive NJ.
Nealley. aged 81 years, l month. 10 days.
WALDO.
Winterport-March 4, Fred L. Graves.
aged 53 years.
Relfast-March T. Mary \. Coombs.
aged - years: March 4. Nancy NJ Worth
ing, aged 60 years. II months.
MISCELLANEOUS.
st. Stephen--March 3, Clement Babb OF
Princeton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-11
LINCOLN
Or & SOEN

4 son arrived March at the home
Of Herbert Hamilton The baby has
been named Herbert Chester Hamil-
ton.
Miss Leila Call spent Tuesday even
ing with Miss Ruth Bickford at the
Mills and attended the party given at
Lester Woodward's in honor OF their
daughters birthday. Miss ROXcy be-
ing 1G years old.
The funeral of Mrs. Elnora Meservey
took place Wednesday afternoon at !
o'clock at her home at West Dresden.
the Rev. Mr.. Bean Of Richmond Off
eating. Ey her death we lose a WOO
man whose character was OF the best
and whose smile was always as beau
tiful as n sunbeam. None knew her
but to love her, none named her hut
to praise"
Mrs Jesse Bailey is very i'll at her
| home. Her daughter, Mrs. Marie Ben
son. of Bowdoin. is caring for her
Miss Carolyn Sheldon has returned
| from Boston and vicinity where she
has been visiting for the past fort
| night.
| The drama and supper that WAS Il
Lake place last Monday evening at the
| town hall was postponed To this com
ing Friday evening. owing 10 the nn-
| settled weather
The friends of Asa Mavers gathered
at his nome Tuesday evening To helr
| observe his nnetieth birthday They
presented him with Il beautiful bouquet
| Of flowers. All oyster stew was served
during the evening by John II. Mayors
who is looking after the interests OF
Mr. Mayors. Remarks were made by
| the Rev. and Mrs. Brett, followed by
favorite songs uf the host. Mr.. May
ers responded to the remarks giving
4 sketch Of his family and stated that
he was the last Of eleven children who
lived to be married. He has also out.
lived his wife and two children. May
ers' Orchestra furnished excellent mu-
sic throughout the evening. This was
the third time that his friends had
observed his different birthdays.
MlLLS-W. F. Cate and Samue
Pushard made a business trip Tues
day to Wiscasset.
Clarence Cheney spent Tuesday in
Wiscasset.
A surprise party was given Wednes-
day evening to Miss ROxle Woodward
it being her 10th birthday. A grand
good time is reported.
The Eastern Star held their regular
meeting Tuesday night. Two candi-
dates were initiated. The parties be-
ing Miss Grace Harlow, assistant at
b. A. and Clarence Cheney.
The Masons held their regular meet
ing Wednesday. Saturday evening
the State Lecturer is TO be with them.
Mrs. Cyrus Green. Mrs. Alton Cooper
and Master Elwyn Grant spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Charles Mcdonald.
y temperance lecture is to be given
Friday evening at the N. F. church
There is to be a sliding party We'd
nesday night on Lev Reeds hill. At
ter enjoying the coasting tor few
hours all are invited to Mrs Everett
Houdlett's to make molasses candy.
WHiTEFlECD.
PLAINS = The Willing Workers
Club was entertained Wednesday at
ternoon at the home of Miss Clara
Palmer. After two hours work on
aprons and patchwork they adjourned
to meet the next pleasant Wednesday
with Mrs. Stella Richardson.