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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-23
JUDIGIAL SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Pursuant to dgerec of the Circui
Virginia, made and entered on the
10th day of June, 1911. in ChanccIy
Order Book No. SO, at Page 60, in the
Chancery cause of the Empire Nation
ell Bank ct al, VS.. Richard Salisbury
ct al, 1 will. on Saturday the 10Th
day Of August, 1911. at one O'Clock p.
M, at the front door of the Court
house of Harrison County, West Vir-
gInia, sell to the highest and best
bidder. the following described real
estate:
(1) All that certain one-half I'M
divided interest in certain tract o.
land, situated in Harrison County.
West Virginia, about four miles from
the City of Clarksburg. on the Clarks-
burg and West Milford turn pike. a.
the mouth of Coburn's Creek, tho
whole OF said tract. containing and
three-fourth acres and &c poles, and
being the same land which the said
Richard SALISBURY inherited a one
firth interest from his mother, Rach-
ael SALISBURY. and inherited the one
twentieth interest from his sister,
Marie Salisbury. The remaining
bne-fourth, said Richard Salisbury
obtained from his brother, Leonard
Salisbury by two deeds, of record IN
the proper once Of Harrison County,
Nest Virginia.
(2) All the one-half undivided in
terest in a certain lot or parcel OF
land situated in the City of Clarks-
burg, state of West Virginia. on the
.crner of Factory and Machine
street and 11S feet on Factory
Streets, fronting SIS feet on Machine
Street, being part of the lot inhe"-
tied by the said Lilly Ann Brent from
hcr father, Squire jackson.
will first sell No. aforesaid. and
II 1t does not bring sufficient amount
TO nay all liens decrced against the
same, then will sell tract No, 2. as
above advertised.
Terms of Sale:-One third OF the
purchase price, or as much more ms
the purchaser may elect to pay, cash
in hand on day Of sale and the resi-
due in two equal installments, for
which the purchaser shall give his
promissory notes, bearing interest
and payable in nine and eighteen
months respectively from the date o.
said sale, with good personal securi:S
and a vendors lien to be retained Or
tie property sold.
JOHN c. SOUTHERN.
Special Commissions"
/. /. Wade Coffman. Clerk OF tbs
Circuit Court of Harrison Counsy
west virginia. do hereby certify tina
bond with sc 'nrity approved by nj
ms suacient. and in the penalty pro
vided by said decree, has been glye'
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street in Glen Elk Addition to the said
city of cIarkaburg. West Virgins, be-
ginning at a point on the East side Of
said street about twenty-fvo feet
Northeast OF the intersection OF said
street with the nrst alley Elaateriy
from North Third street, and running
thence Southwesterly with said East
Baltimore street a distance OF about
ninety feet to the line OF lot NO. Ton
in Glen Elk Addition No, One.
Notice is further given that said
application in writing was this day
aled with the Clerk OF said City Of
clarksb urg with a plat or map at
tached thereto, showing the pre-
posed route of said side tracks and
that this notice will be pubuBhed &or
a period OF thirty days beginning on
this date and ending or. the 18th DAY
Of September, 1911. as REQUIRED ~
~ DATED AZ q 1e, 1ail.
s. A. SMITH.
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BIG LEAD
Gained BY Salem Team In
First Eleven Games of
the Contest.

The Clarksburg duck pin team was
defeated. 1O6 pins in the first seven
games of the fourteen game contest
in the Inghra1n alleys at Salem
Tuesday night. Manager Dresback
Of the local team rolled mastery
game having perfect control of the
ball at all times and getting the
most OF his spare breaks. Gain rolled
a good game. but if he had not missed
SO many spares he could have easily
defeated Inghram.
The local team was treated fine by
the Salem bays and Manager Ingh-
ram Of the Salem alleys showed them
al the courtesy he could possibly
show visiting team.
The Salem team will be at the Gore
alleys Wednesday night to complete
the series and a good game is ex-
pected. The local team has confidence
that it can regain the 1o6 pins and
win out.
The score:
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SUSANNA FOR CHILDREN
Prevents cholera Infantum,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR FRANCHISE.
10 whom 1t May Concern:-

To Whom II My OuHCgI IL
Notice is hereby given that the un-
derslgned, S. A. smith. Will make ap-
plicaton in writing to the Council OF
the city OF ClarkEburg. West Vir-
ginia, at it's regular meeting on Fri
day, the 18th day of September, 1911.
or at the first meeting OF said Council
subsequent to said date, at which said
application can he heard. to grant to
the said S. A. Smith, his heirs and as
signs, a franchise to lay, construct
and maintain a railroad TRACKS to be
used MS n siding With the tracks Of the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Company
along. over and across East Baltimore
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OF the Fairmont Elks at Trac-
tion Park Near Monon-
gah Tomorrow.
fCnrsoh.l

! NGtlG6VAsl
Many extensive preparations have
been made by the committee OF the
fsFaIrmont lodge of Elks, which has
lcharge OF the outing to be given
Thursday at Traction Park The
COMMITTEES in charge Is leaving no
istone unturned to make the occasion
and the gathering one OF the most
successful outings ever held in this
part OF the state.
Accommodations have been made
to satisfy in the neighborhood of 500
visitors-Elks and their friends as
every Elk has the privilege of i'm
wiling and taking one person not an
Elk, but this visitor must be accom-
planned by an Elk to the Outing who
shall be responsible for his presence
during the pleasure and fun.
The eats consist Of a clam bake
with all the essentials which go to
make up the bake besides chicken and
other dainty foodstuns which will
make many a tongue water until
served. This clam bake will be put
on by a caterer and six assistants
who have been secured from Balti-
more specially for this outing. An
ever running spring CD situated
close to the grounds at Traction
Park, where the outing is to be held,
will furnish the wet goods for the
meeting.
Invitations have been extended to
the members of all the state lodges.
while many representatives from
Clarksburg, Morgantown, Elkins,
Grafton and Wheeling lodges will az
tend. The First Regiment band has
been SECURED to discourse sweat
strains of melodious music during the
afternoon and evening.
The gates will open at Traction
Park at ~ o'clock Thursday and will
close at 70 O'Clock at midnight or
Whereabouts It surely will be u
grand time. The first number on the
program will be band concert which
will be followed by baseball game
between teams representing the
Clarksburg and Fairmont lodges OF
EIks. Following this the "eats" will
be on until all present wend their
ways happily homeward after par
taxing TO LnelE Iu44SSL uSI4ShL III us
pleasure, eating and goodfelIowshipi !
which will prevail during the outing |
The management eFs-&iae TRACTION
lire will run special cars leaving
this city at 1890, 80 and 2:3O
o'clock for the grounds and returning
cars will be in service until all are
on their way back.
Much rivalry is existing between
the two baseball teams which will
meet upon the fast Traction park
diamond. Capt Raymond, the erst-
while West Penn League; presidtnt
viii be in charge of the Fairmont
team ably assisted by the advice OF
Ex-exalted Ruler, Curtis Robert
son. The Clarksburg team will be
led forth to battle by Capt Tracy
Martyr, assisted by Louis A. Carr.
who, with a bum whip will esasy to
take them of the bat for the Clarks-
burg team.
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P.oria.i.-A ViIelen. Ferm 60.

ESOtLNoIo=@ n ' llOIs4lE 7 d m O y
Blanche. H. c., July 16. 1910.
Eiilam Medicine Co., DanviIle, Va.
Gcrtismen-I have been afflicted with a tor.
turing skin disease pronounced by the phySi-
clans 10 be "PsorasiS,'' and have had 1t for ten
iieved me. and continued to grow worse and
was unable to do my work. By the advice ofmy
physician commenced to take Milan. on March
6th last am now far on the road to recovery.
and feel that will be entirely cured. am now
al work and feel no Inconvenience from II.
take great pleasure in giving this certificate
and think Milan II great medicine.
j. w. PINcHBAcK.
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ECZEMA Of 2s Years Standing Cured.

Eczema of 2s Years Standing Cured.
Huntington. w. Va, July 10. 1910.
Tho Milan Medicine Co., Danvile. Va.
Dea- Sirs-ln january last wrote You re-
RardinG MILAN. You said youwouId cure re
My face is entirely well. feel better than have
in years in any way. Am finishing up my 9Th
bottle now. and think after &c years OF Eczema
am cured. With best wishes.
[signed] {. H. WILLIAMS.
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My wife. Aurora Gonzalez, having
left my bed and board without just
cause. will not he responsible for
any debts contracted by her.
AVELINO GONZALEZ.
Clarksb burg, w. Va. Aug. 10. 1911.
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Standing Of the CIubs.

Miss Wable Nusbaum returned home
wednesday morning from Atlantic
city, where she had been for several
weeks;
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TndnY,a Gamea,

TOday's Games.
Chicago at New York
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Today's Gnmes.
No games scheduled.
Yesrardnv,a ResuIts.

New York 9, Detroit 4.
cleveland Il, Boston o.
Chicago 3, Washington /.
st. Louis 8. philadelphia 2.
St. Louis o, Philadelphia s..
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Home Phone 1S6-X. Bell S13-J
SLATER BOTS.
Practical Tailor and Cleaner.
I1G Fourth ST.. Moore Bldg.
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Yesterdays Results.

philadelphia 8, Pittsburg o.
Boston 8, Cincinnati II.
New York 6, Chicago 5.
Brooklyn 6, st. Louis 5.
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LADIES GARMENTS.

LADIES GARMENTS.
skirts Pressed .5Oc-75c
waists Pressed .IUc-1 :IG
suits, Pressed .75C- SI.2S
Long Coat. Pressed .50c-$l 90
Ladies' Work a. Spccialty.
skirts, Cleaned and Pressed 75C-$1 -
Suits, cleaned and pressed $1."5-S2.OO
suits, Cleaned and Pressed 5Oc-S1.OO
Ling Goats, Cleaned and
Pressed ..... $1.OO-$1 90
Ladies' Suits altered and refined at
Moderate Prices.
GENTLFNrEN'S GARMENTS.
suits. Pressed ...... soc
Pants, Pressed ........ 35c
Overcoa is, Pressed 5Oc-sSc
, suits secured 81. 20
Suits, Chemically Cleaned. $500
CVercoats, Secured ......... $1.25
Overcoats, Chemically Cleaned $500
Full Dress and Prince Albert
Suits. Pressed .75c-$1 90
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by said special commissioner.
l. WADE COFFMAS CLERK
The above sale is adjourned and
continued to saturday, August %.
1911. the same hour and place.
JOHN c. SOUTHERN.
Special Commissioner.
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CInrksbnrg

Gain. -. "a 1o7 90 100 100 81 1O2-
EOS.
Dres'h., 9s 1os l2l 100 700 81 1913
721,
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20 2le 266 199 Is 2I4 l9e.
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/, /. Wade Coffman, Clerk OF tAH
Circuit Court of Harrison County
west virginia, do hereby certify that
bond with sc nrity approved by me
ms suficient. and in the penalty pro-
vided by said decree, has been glyen
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1a2 no 20 Zoo 2oe lss 10

1872 21o 22O 200 FOG 1873 30
1926.
Salem.
Ing'm. 100 100 1876 100 137 III 100 :
shaf'r. ITO SO 14O 90 log 81 90
TAI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-07-12
WEST HANCOCK.

Monroe Royal and wife, of Bath, made q
short visit to his grandmother, Mrs. NJ. r.
Butler, recently.
Irving Peaslee is employed in Bar Har-
Dor.
Boyd Tracy, who has been employed in
Bar Harbor, is at home.
James Dorr has employment at Mt.
Desert Ferry for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Miles returned last week
from visit to her son in Calais.
W. K. Springer and wife were at Green
lake last week for days fishing.
The little son Of Fred Milliken and wife,
who has been quite i'll, is improving.
Clarence Graves, OF Allston, Mass, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Abbie
Graves.
Mrs. Abbie Thorsen, who spent the win
ter in New York, is at her home for the
summer.
Irving Mcfarland, who is employed in
Bangor, spent few days last week with
relatives here.
Mrs. Mary r. Butler spent few days
last week in Ellsworth, the guest OF Mrs.
Maria Durgain.
Miss Vera Johnston, who is employed
in Brewer, made short visit to her par
ents last week.
j. Nj. Milliken and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
spent the Fourth with relatives here.
Miss Marcia Milliken returned with them
for few weeks visit.
July 8. SUMAc.
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GREAT POND.

Alfred Garry, Of Lowell, Mass, was
here few days last week.
Miss Inez Williams, Of Ellsworth, is
with her grandmother through haying.
This community was saddened by the
death Thursday Of Charles P. Silsby,
life long and prominent citizen OF Aurora.
Much sympathy is extended the bereaved
family.
The tornado OF Thursday did great
deal OF damage in this vicinity, stripping
shingles from roofs, blowing barn doors
from the hinges, tipping over fences and
dwelling trees. Carroll Mace and sister
Inez were entertaining company at
ssForest Home, middle branch. The
road had to be cleared from fallen trees
before they could get out.
July TO- z.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sEpaWfck.

.,.. NAV Dsvoe 10 visiting 1t William
Grants. !,
Miss Evs Gerry, Of Ell'vorth FANS, =
-,sa her aunt, Mrs. 9. n. Bartlett, for the
sumner.
o. A W. Smith and family, OF Win
ter Mass, are ct the Emerson cottage.
49, q H. Cole has opened her house
..r. Her daughter, Miss Harriette' OF
T..dbsm, Mass, Is with her.
,on;. and Guy Means, Of Lynn, Mass,
- their wives, are visiting their par
M. ". n. Means and wife.
lanes w. snow, who recently cele-
,,,,ed his e,ghty-first birthday, was the
..cspient Of ITO post cards.
July 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-07-12

Miss Dorothy Sweet, OF Cambridge, is .
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Hagerthy.
At the hrst Baptist church Sunday
morning, Mr.. Rover, of New York, sang.
Miss Bertha Allen, matron OF the New
ton hospital, is home for her annual vaca-
ton.
Schooner Charlotte T. Sibley, Capt.
Hutchinson, is dischsrging Q cargo OF coal
for Smith Bros.
Miss Anna Dority has returned from
the Newton hospital, considerably i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. 8. n. Wiley arrived from Waban,
Mass, last week, to spend the summer
with her brother, F. Z. Allen.
Mrs. Carrie Lawton and little grand
daughter, OF Portland, are guests OF Mrs.
Lawton's sister, Miss ). A. Currier.
Quite a number attended L. II. Bartlett's
hag-raising July 4. Refreshments were
served. An excellent address was deliv-
cred by Clarence Hooper.
Rev. E. Sanderson and family will leave
o-morrow for South Paris, where he ex-
changes with Rev. E. A. Davis, former
pastor OF the church here, during the
month OF July.
July 10. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-07-12

cs snake on the grip of your old enemy, Nasa
VII VIII all the swelling and soreness be driven
Az Az oi The tender, infamed membranes. The
al, or ~ sneezing will cease, and discharge, as
stopped when the causes that produce it are
hoyed. Cleanliness, comfort and renewed
dsa aa.h oy the use Of Cream Balm. Sold by all
"a wFgists Tor 50 cents, or mailed by Ely Bros,
warren Street, New York.
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THE WILLING WORKERS.

Inc Willing Workers club, which so
warmed the people with its unique enter
.sinment, May 80, is band Of twelve boys
rom seven to thirteen years Of age, or
gained in December, 1909, to meet once
week, either at the home OF the president,
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July 10.

The late Senator Elkins used to tell a
story OF Bige Brown. "Bige," he ex-
planned, s'lived in Elkins. Meeting him
one day in tine main street, the Senator
said: do you know OF anybody that's
got horse for sale?' Bige, chewing gum,
gave the senator patronizing smile.
well, senator, he said: Il guess Bill
Hurst has. | sold him one yesterday"
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTH BLUEHILL.

SOUTH BLUEHILL.
Omar Eaton has moved his family to Bar
island.
Miss Alice Preble and friend from
Bucksport are st Arch Henderson's TOR .
few days.
Ed Preble, wife and daughter, Of Brock
ton, Mass, are ct Arch Hendsrson's for .
few weeks.
Miss Anna King and the MISSED Cos
tsllo, Of Wellesley Hills, Mass, are 1t
Charles Henderson's.
Mrs. Ward and son and Mrs. Bowen, son
and daughter, Of Boston, are ct Abram
Duny's for the summer.
Basil Barrett, Of Bluehill, Guy Condor,
OF Penobscot, and Wade GrindIe, stu
dent at Bates college, are tenting ct Deep
Cove.
July3. SPEC.
Frank Siblsy, IT,, OF Somerville, Mass,
is spending the season at Allen Hender-
sons.
Miss Alice Eaton has gone to Boston to
visit her sister, Mrs. VIII Eaton, who is
very i'll. She will bring Mrs. Eaton's
three children home with her.
July3. c.
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SOUND.
SUMAC.

Mrs. Lucy Stewart and son George, OF
Southwest Harbor, are visiting Mrs. +.
NJ. Higgins.
The three masted schooner, H. ID. Hill
ton, is loading paving blocks from Both
Bros quarry.
The many friends OF Daniel K. Brown
were saddened to hear OF his death, which
occurred Wednesday.
July 10. H.
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Mr.. sandsfson, or the vics-prssidsut,
Ars. =. b. Smith.
The business 10 conducted by the how.
according to parliamentary rules, and %
strictly do they enforcs their rules that
discipline 10 unnecessary. A short time il
spent in readings carefully selected to b.
instructive % well o. entertaining. and
then The time is given to music and games
until half-past eight, when, with bowed
heads, they Join hands and repeat together
the Lords prayer.
In January, 1911, they proposed to buy .
banner for the Sunday school, and ct once
began plans for an entertainment to raise
the money. This was not given until May
30, and fearing least their talents were too
small, supper was added. The ladies
cheerfuily contributed an abundance Of
food, snd their mothers heartily cooper
ated to help carry out all plans.
The halls were beautifully decorated
with flags, and - the music began, the
boys, dressed alike In khaki suits and hats,
with guns at "carry", led by Lawrence
Hagerthy as color bearer, and all singing,
marched to the front Of the stage and gave
the military salute.
''Our Aim," an original poem, was re-
cited by Arthur Sanderson; "Our Flags, ;,
. recitation, was given by Robert Candage,
lawrence Hagerthy, Paul Smith, Maurice
Allen, and alphabetical Rhymes, writ
ten by Forrest Candage, were read by him.
American history, condensed and re-
written a. story, and illustrated by liv-
ing pictures, by Mrs. Sanderson, was read
BY Mrs. Ralph Dority, and was the feature
OF the evening.
In the gun drill the boys proved that
"practice makes perfect. They were
greatly helped by having fine musician,
Mrs. James Eaton, play for them
throughout the evening. "Hurrah for the
Flag" was given by Wallace Cooper,
Maurice Allen, Byron Ford, Wesley Bra
cey, Stanley Dority and Cornelius Hager-
thy, and the song, marching Through
Georgia" by all the boys.
The closing march was led by Paul
Smith carrying the Sunday school banner,
and Lawrence Hagerthy, with the U. s.
flag, the other boys carrying bouquets.
sour Success written for the occasion
was rccited by II. Theodore Smith. At the
last verse all laid down bouquets. The
audience then joined in singing "Amer-
ica", after which the boys marched to the
dining hall, donned white caps and served
a. walters.
Much credit is due the boys, and it is q
source OF gratitude to the leaders that
through all the hard work Of preparation,
also in the disposal of the money after
ward, the most cheerful harmony has pre-
vailed, and many useful lessons have been
learned.
July 8. SPEC.
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EGYPT.

Charles Ash and wife, Of Bar Harbor,
were weekend guests Of Mrs. Julia M.
Hardison.
E. E. Scammon, IT,, and family, Of New
York, are visiting Mr.. Scammon's parents.
Miss Hannah Milliken died Tuesday,
June q. Funeral was held ct her home,
Rev. P. A. A. Killam officiating. Hymns
were sung by Mr.. Killam and Mrs. Vic
toria Butler.
July 10. M.
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July 10.

Torturing eczema spreads It's burning area
every day. Doan's Ointment quickly stops us
spreading, instantly relieves the tcning'
cures it permanently. At any drns store
Advt.
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COUNTY NEWS.
lsLEsFORD.

A6LE6rO1&O.
Dr.. Slower and family, Of Boston, ar
rived July 1.
Mrs. John Brooks, Of Cambridge, Moss :,
are at their cottage.
Harry Mayo, who has been attending
Colby college, 10 home.
Mrs. Eta Richardson, Of North La
moline, 10 employed at Clarence spurling's.
Dr.. Ralph seeley and family, Of Spring.
feld, Mass, arc ct their cottage on Eagle
point.
Mrs. Lena Townsend, who has spent .
few days Ut Mrs. Fannie HadIock's, has
gone to Marblehead, Mass.
Mrs. Crandel, who rented the hotel
Islesford last summer, has purchased the
house and opened It.
DR.. Sweet and family, OF Springfield,
Mass, have rented Walter Hadiock's cot
tage for the summer.
Among other arrivals this week was
Miss Olivia Bowditch and Miss Howard,
who visited the island number Of years
ago.
Congratulations are in order at Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Spurling's upon the ar
rival Of baby-Agnes Elizabeth.
July3. g.,
Norris Steele, of Addison, Is visiting his
sister, Mrs. George Henry Squirting.
NJ. Bowditch and wife, OF Framing
ham, Mass, have arrived for the summer.
Leslie Phippin accidently blew . blank
cartridge into his left hand on the Fourth.
G. II. Bottome, wife and two sons,
Francis and Dudley, arrived at their cot
tage last week.
Abram Stanley, wife and little nephew
are visiting Mr.. Stanley's brother, Capt.
Everett Stanley.
The ladies OF the Thimble club held an
ice-cream social at the church Tuesday az
ternoon and evening.
l.. K. Hodgkins and son Merle, also Miss
Florence Gibson, of Waltham, Mass, are
visiting Mr.. Hodgkins' sister in law, Mrs.
Walter F. Stanley.
Werner Gilley and Miss Waite Frye
were uhfrleO ~ the nome Oh the groom
parents, Albert Gilley and wife, July 8, by
George X. Hadlock, esq.
Rudolph Squirting, while playing with
. drawing knife, cut his Lex above the
knee pan into the joint. 1t was serious
cut, but the little fellow at this writing
seems to be doing nicely.
Miss Carrie Grant, who was employed 1t
the Gilley house, stepped from boat the
evening Of July and slipped, breaking
one bone in her ankle, and tearing the
ligaments. She was accompanied home
to Cherryfield by friend Saturday.
Edward Fitzpatrick, OF New Haven,
Conn.,, was here Tuesday calling on friends.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick was on his way to Lamoine.
He spent his boyhood days in Northeast
Harbor, and not having been to the island
for over twenty-five years, saw many
changes in the place.
Julv 10 s.,