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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
WILL REVIVE
SENIOR LEAGUE
Managers in Session Tonight
to Discuss Plans.

There will be a meeting of the
managers of the teams entered in
the City Senior Basketball League at
1880 o'clock tonight in the EVEN
ING NEWS office in state street. The
purpose of the meeting will be to
discuss plans for the revival OF the
organization and the continuation Of
the schedule abandoned when the
management OF the Auditorium dis
continued city league basketball on
that court for the remainder OF the
-~1911-f912 season. The Goodwill
Association, lessees Of Wilder hall.
have entered into an arrangement
with the senior league by which
games can be played on that court
every Tuesday night. The junior
league games will serve as prelimi-
naries.
During the winter Of 1910-i911
the city senior league met with great
success and keen rivalry was ex-
pressed among the leading qufntets,
but the spirit of advancement of the
sport of basketball has been decided
ly lacking In the games and attend
anee this year. The effort to be
made tonight will be along more inn
proved lines and for the betterment
of the sport asywell as the senior or
g~anization. The teams entered In
the league are. Riversides, Marions,
Press Club, Cable Works and r. &
FL. quintet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
FAST BOYS TO
GET TOGETHER
Nifty Hudson and Mike Mace
May Meet Again.

From present indications another
match between Nifty Hudson, of Tot
tenville, and Mike Mace, of South
Beach, s. L., is likely to be arranged.
While nothing4definite is as yet set
tied the two fast boys may meet be-
fore the members of the Permo a..
a. in the Auditorium In the near
future.
Hudson and Mace recently battled
before the Liberal A. G. at Rosebank,
S. l., for six rounds. Nifty claims he
had the better of the go while Mace
argues to the contrary and asserts
that honors were his. He was In
town with his manager, Jack Finley.
yesterday and says he is willing to
meet Nifty again, or any 100 pound
boy In the game.
Hudson called on the sporting
editor later and when told that Mace
wanted to meet him again declared
that he was agreeable and the soon
er the better. Ell fglk him: win
ner take ALL he said.
II there Is any question as to who
is the better man, and there seems
to be, another match between the
pair Is the best way to settle it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
QUEAL WANTS
RUNNING RACE
Writes About Date--Quinn
Is After HaIbert.

Several interesting match running
races r looming up on the horizon
and spectacular agrinds' can be ex-
pected at the next running entertain
ment of the Permo A. A. in the
Auditorium. u. Qucal, who was I'M
able &c appear here last Friday
night, has written the Auditorium
management that he would like To
run here on January IL, before leav&
ing for a western tour. The Permo
club Will try to arrange for another
date,sAs the Lotos A. G. has q boxing
entertainment on that evening. IL
Queal is secured, Al. Raines and
Henri st. Yves will be secured to
make up an interesting trio.
st. Yves and Raines will run
twelve miles tonight at the Metro
politan roller rink, New York, to
give the Frenchman satisfaction for
the defeat administered to him By
Al. last week in this city ST. Yves
has been hot on the trial OF Raine3
since their meeting In the Auditors
um. Joe Trent, the eoiored runner,
wants q return match, also, and he
promises to bring along the right
shoes next time,
Charles w. Hamilton, or Totten-
vilIes s. T., writes he Is willing to
take up Dave Halbert's challenge IN
the interest or Dan Quinn. of Staten
Island. Hamilton says hts man will
race the Peerless runner xE thr82
miles. or "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
REAL GAME WILL Be
ATTRACTION TONIGHT
Odd Men and Amboy Wanderers
Will Battle in Auditorium Much
at Stake on Result.

Tonight's the night. The Odd
Men and Amboy Wanderers will
meet in the senior attraction tonight
at the Auditorium for the big end
of the gate receipts and a side wager
of 500. The Odd Men are led by
Manager Joseph Billott and Captain
Frank Campbell, while the future
career of the wanderers is adjusted
along successful financial lines by
Manager ]. A. II. Weitzen. The
~quintets are composed OF basketball
players from nearly every team in
the city and a battle royal is expect
ed at this evenings entertainment.
Although the game will not take
on a hue of the color Of the Puritan
Riverside game, 1t Is declared an
other big crowd will jam the Audi
forum to see these two popular
clubs In action. Mickey Lang, the
former Woodbridge star, and Robert
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
ORDERS ALlMoNY POLICY.
Judge Wanted TO Make Sure Divorces
Wifl-Bs Provided Fer.

Judge Wanted 10 Make Sure Divorces
WifI-Bs Provided Fer.
Chicago. Jan. 4-Under q novel court
order entered by Judge Brentano In
the superior court Frank J.. McAvoy.
head Of an automobile supply COM
pany. il directed to take out a 5000
life insurance policy In faver of the
woman to whom the court In the same
order granted a decree OF divorce.
In addition to becoming the benn-
ciary of an insurance policy. Mrs. Nell
lie McAyoy Is to receive $4,000 alh
mony. payable In annual installments
of $1,000.
Judge Brentano hit on the insurance
feature as q sure means of providing
for the payment Of the aiimoEy In the
event OF McAvoy's death.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

FAST OPPONENT
FOR NONPAREH
TEAM SECURED

The Nonpareils, of this City. have
booked one OF the fastest basket
ball teams in the state as an attrac-
ton for Saturday evening on the
Auditorium court. The Belleville
Catholic Club of Belleville, will be
the opponents of the Polensky ag-
~gregation on that evening and In
teresting developments are expected
before thes. truggle comes to an end
The Nonpareils have not graced a
court In some days, but declare the
teams team play" has not been
marred by that fact, In the least.
Sam andes Max Sarokin, Harry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

Macan. of this city, viii play for
wards fer the Odd Men. Frank
Campbell and John Sullivan will be
at guards, with Frank Durham on
the pivot position. The Wanderers
lineup will include Mr.. Smith, of
New York, whose correct name is
unknown; Schwartz, Deegan, Egan,
+. Sullivan and Weitzen. Jimmie"
Canton, johnnie McCreery and
"Bilp' Reynolds will not take part In
the game, as expected.
The Oak f. G. and the Peerless A.
@. will meet In the preliminary t
night at the Auditorium. This game
will start al $40 o'clock and will
be for b-l-o-o-d. The Oaks and Peer
less have everything but brotherIy
love for each other, so be on hand
and witness the bout" They are
two or the best Junior teams In the
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan 4.-More
indictments are expected before the
federal grand Jury completes its
tfvnamfting Inquiry. Indeed It Is
r,osslhla that some indictments have
slreaag been found. bak have hasn
made public because the persons In
aictgd are not In custody. The men
Indicted Saturday are Olaf A..
Tyestmoe, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the
state Building Trades ecunelig All
ron Iohannsen. general organizer Of
Ehe c0nncil r. A Clancy sxgIce
eyeaia6nt oG tbs Bridge aHa asrHp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
TOMMY HOUcK
ElnETLand taaf m
TiuH1O i'll

Tommy Houck, of Philadelphia,
who will box six rounds with Young
Shugrue, of Jersey City, Monday
night before the members of the
Permp A. A, went twenty rounds to
a slashing draw with Young Dyson
on Tuesday night AZ ahe Rhode Is-
land A. c., Providence, r. +. Al
though no decision was given, the
fight experts picked Houck as the
winner OF the go" owing to his
c~leverness. The Houck-Shurgrue
fight here next week should be the
banner event OF the year.
Ty Cobb, who fought here at the
Lotos A. G. last Friday night, will
go on with Johnny Dundee tonight
at the Fordon A. c.. Manhattan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
M'CORMICK is
NOW TRAINING
Will Box at the Next Lotos
Club Show.

Frank Mccormick has started In
training and will endeavor to go on
with some lively boxer at the next
entertainment OF the Lotos A. G. on
January IL In the Christ building.
Mccormick is training with Young
Johnnie Carroll. another Perth Am
boy scrapper, and the pair may be
seen any evening up at the Danish
American a.. G. club rooms, tn New
street. Mccormick, when he gets
down to condition. will be At to en-
ter the lightweight class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
BOUGHT DURYEA HOUSE.
Mayer Ernest c. Hinok Paid sf5o,ooo
For Property. dez

Foo Property. saa-
Montclafr, N. J., Jan. A. Mayor
Ernest G. ffinck has bought the resi-
dence OF the late Walter q. Duryea.
who died last spring, after living nine
years with q broken neck. He paid
about $4,000 Tor the property.
Mayor Hinck obtsined the property
from Miss Elinor Peregrin. Mr.. Dur
yeas nurse, who bought from Mr..
Htnck last week q $4,000 residences
on Melrose place. 8
II Is regarded as a curious colnci-
dence that both the former and present
a Of the Lorraine avenue prop
tsrty suffered broken necks. Mayor
Hinck. when In his teens. dfved into
shallow water at Spring lake and sus-
tanned q fracture OF his spinal column
at the fifth verfebsa. For many weeks
following the injury he was entirely
paralyzed, but, following al operation.
ss slowly recovered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

aTssss y0nA b


tural Iron Workers international
union and now d member Of the ex-
ecutive board OF the State Building
Trades council: 3. e MaaseY. busIz.
ness agent Of the Structural 3roa
Workers: 0rsic MeAanagaa. q.
Mcnamara, John 5. M~eNAfnaxa4 AZ.
"a. Gchmidt land uaTEa Captain
Tveitaa0e. JghanAsen asd MnaaaY
we're arrested In Ghs feds1AI buslaz
tag coon a18ar TIE indictments &c.
~r@tnrnegs After being IL saas
s short time thSx #STa Released ea
pandA Of Sa.a0N #asA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
GAME TONIGHT
IN SAYREVILLE

The Riversides and Burning Sue
cess will play tonight at S~ayrevilla
against the senior and Junior teams
of that place. The Riverside-Sayre-
vile argument will be In the nature
of a county league battle, while the
Junior struggle Is Of a preliminary
nature. Van Mulchahey, OF this city,
will referee the senior attraction.
Dancing before and after the games
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

Schwartz Kopiowitz and Leo Gold
berger will no doubt comprise the
local quintet.
Just a word for the visitors. The
B~eileyille club has played some OF
the strongest teams In their section
of the state, which means q whole
lot. Only recently the b. G. G. gave
he Turner's, Of Newark, the battle
OF their lives. The Belleville G, g.
won the Woodbridge Columbian
meet last year, annexing many Oh
the important field and track events.
The athletes from that orga1Jsza-
tion are known throughout the ina
teur circles of New Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
WANT JUNIOR GAMES

The Parish House Reserves, OF
Woodbridge, would like to meet
junior teams Of this city. particularly
those that played in the City Junior
Basketball League. Fun expenses
will be given visiting clubs. Adj
dress Howard =. Huber, Box 10I,
Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
COMING EVENT
~ nlnHrTnlll
TN DHOkE

One of the coming events Of the
basketball season Is the game be-
tween the Riversides and Tottenyille
A. G., OF T~ottenville, S. T., on the
night of L~incoln,s birthday, Febru-
airy IL. The game will be played on
the X. OF p. hall court, Tottenyille.
and promises to draw the biggest
crowd of the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
NoTICE OF ANNUAL mEETINa.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the First National Bank,
Perth Amboy ~. j. will be held IN
the banking rooms. 10 Smith street,
In the City OF Perth Amboy, County
OF Middiesex. and State OF New Jer-
ssy, on the ninth day OF January
1919. at 1900 O'Clock aoon for
election OF directors for tha ensuing
ycar. and for the transaction OF such
other business AZ may properly come
befora the meeting
HARRY COWARD,
Cashier.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
PREACHER Is WU's ENVOY.
DR.. John w. Hill Back From China
With Message For Taft,

TItf Wtts1Ht FoF IHfts
New York. Jan. 1.-THE Rev. DR..
John Wesley Hi. pastor OF the Metro
politan temple. ID back from China
with first hand news OF the revolution
and bearing q message from DR.. wa
Ting Fang TO President Taft
DIR. Hill admitted that he Il a kind
OF unofficial envoy from the new Chi
9 republic. bur be could not. for
diplomatic ~easons, disclose the nature
OF the message he Is to give the presi-
dent on Friday or Saturday. His
friends thought. however. that DR.. WI
has requested him TO ask tina president
to recognize as soon as possible the
new republic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
BRYAN WON'T CONSIDER IT.
Can't concsivs of Condition Tina
Would Cause Him 10 Hun.

Tampa. Fla. Jan. At cannot con,
eefve of any condition that would make
It possible for me to consider the CUES,
ton Of my becoming the candidate for
the presidential nomination OF the
Democratic party in 1872. declared
William J. Bryan after bis arrival
here from Havana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will spend a day
or We at st. Petersburg. Fla. before
proceeding home. Bryan expects TO
attend the jackson banquet n Wash
ington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
K. O. X. A. FALL
TO GRESGENTS
Score One Sided Game in
County League.
spselal % the EYENrNa MRwa.

Spseias to tkc EVENING NEWg.
South HivsN, Jan. 4;-Ths Cres-
cent "A. G., OF Midtown, defeated the
K. O. X. A.. of New Brunswick, here
last night by the one-sided score OF
80 to 16. The first half ended 26 TO
6, Crescents favor. The Midtown
boys made nineteen points before
the X. O. X. a. broke into the score
column. The score:
Creseents 1901 X. o. II. A. f16)
". SIdpiSt Iayiof
right forward
Garland ......... Monaghan, Best
left forward
J. Crabiel ........... McCullun
centre
Knhlthau ........ Best, yanSickIs
left guard
r. Snedeker ........... Segoins
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
paaf Mute MAZDA na.nan

Washington. Jan. 4-Hsrbert g. Mer.
siIl, deaf mute. has been ordained an
Episcopal deacon by Bishop Harding.
At the ordination service the Rev. o.
b. Whiiien. a deaf mute. preached In
the sign language.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
RELmETTa TO ROLL
70 fAs HYENINo vEws.

speosas to she EVENING NEWS.
Jameaburg. Jan. 1.-THE Helnetta
bowling team will roll here tomor-
row night against the representatives
OF this place In a regular 3-M. Bowl
ing League match. Games Will be
rolled on tha Emmons' alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
OAKS CAPTURE
GOOD VICTORY


The Oaks won again last night,
defeating the IroquoIs Reserves by
the score OF 50 to 20. Price was the
star. The score.
Oaks f29) Iroquois Reserves (22)
Benzik .....~......... f. Bader
right forward
stankovich ............P. Payne
LETT forward
Price .....-........... Fir. Bader
centre
Augustine NJ scrersen
right guard
Sieboth, Crony ........A. Sorensen
left guard |
Field goals-Price (7), Benxik
t3), ~Stankovich (4)s f. Bader, FIR.
Bader f4), A. Sorensen (4), Payne.
Foul goais-Benzik, Payne ca.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
A OPENING or
HEEJs BEsEA AtEsE
, raaas aaa MaIlgaRaE ssavs

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NOS NEW BRUNSWICK AVE-.
New ready for business WITH a big
s&0ak at Lucas Paints, Enmmeas ard
NH#Aa&s Let IL estimate on val paper
kaRs painting ana glazing. Our prices
wzla snxprl9a yeH. Special In wasa ps~
@x Se peE d0unis Tolss and IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
ISLAND LEAGUE
sosal q the E9ENrwo NE MS.

stapieton, s.. /. Jan. 4.-The
Amicitias. OF Pleasant Paafna. will
roll tonight against Richmond Bor-
Iough No. q at this place, IN an All
staten Island bowling League match
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

IISHL SHdlu
Field goals-C. GRABBED (5), Gar
land az, J.. Crabiel, Taylor (2),
Monaghan (2), T.. Crabiel. Kuhlthau
I'D, Snedeker ca, Best. Segoine
ca. Time OF halves. twenty min
utes each. Referee, Van Mulchahey,
of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

The Puritan Juniors claim tho
Junior championship of the city, but
just to satisfy everybody that they
are entitled TO the honor, the Puri-
Itans want games with the Oak r. a.
which club has made good In every
sense OF the word this year. The
Puritan Juniors have evidently over
looked the Y. M. Fl. A. Juniors In
their challenge.
Expsct sterk In Holland.
lie Hague, Jan. Alt Is stated =
circles that Queen Wilheimlna n
EXPECTING an interesting family event.
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SEARSMONT.


Mrs. Fred A. Morrill, of Providence, +. l.,
was the guest of Mrs. Arabela Cunningham
last week. Mrs. H. L. Knight and Master
Russell of Vassalboro and Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rick Tibbetts of Bethel are guests of Mrs.
Mary Bean. u. M. Farrar of Washington, D.
c., was in town last week. visiting his aunt,
Mrs. S. A. McCorrson, and calling old
friends. J. F. and Ernest Marden have gone
to Clinton to put in their weirs for the eel
fishery season. Quite company assembled
at the NJ E. parsonage last Saturday evening
to receive the new district superintendent
who for some unknown reason failed to ap-
pear. Rev. and Mrs. Taylor, however, were
equal to the emergency and very pleasant
evening was passed. Ice cream and waters
were served. Miss Mabel Burgess of Union
is the guest of Miss Helen E. Cobb. Miss
Angie Miliett of Auburn is in town. :. Mr.
and Mrs. John Lane of Rockport visiting
friends in the village. Mrs. Sophia Edgecomb
has returned from a weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. o.. Cammett, in Belmont :. News has
been received of the death in Amesbury,
Mass, of Miss Sarah Kendall, formerly of this
place. aged IS years. She is survived by one
brother, Hon. c. W. Kendall of Washington,
D. C.
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.


New York, July "a. Ar, sch Carrie E Look
Stamford; Ct; sld sch Mary Langdon. Port
Reading for Islesboro; 25 ar, schs Brigadier
Long Cove; Serena S Kendall, Marion, Mass
Abbie Sowker, Long Cove; 25, ar, schs William
Sumner, Fernandina; James Rothwell. Long
Cove; 26, ar, schs Susan N Pickering Stoning-
ton, Me; Florence & Lillian, Bangor for Yonk-
ers; 81, sid. sch Ella Wiley, B. unswick; rs,
ar, sch Etna, Santa Cruz, Cuba; sid, sch F C
Pendleton, Perth Amboy for st John, N B; 80,
ar, schs Levi S Andrews, Fernandina; N +,
Aver, Bangor; 30, ar, sch Dean E Brown, Bel
fast.
Boston, July 25 Ar schs Pendleton Bros,
Jacksonville; Smith futile, Bangor; sid, schs
Annie & Reuben, Stonington, Me; Chester r
Lawrence. Rockport, Me; Morris & Cliff do;
Hume Round Pond; 20, sid, sch Charles &
Willie, Rockland; 80, ar, sch Sarah L Davis,
Gardiner Creek.
Philadelphia, July rs. Ar, sch Marion N,
Cobb, New York.
Baltimore, July 2S. Ar, sch Horace A Stone
Port Tampa.
Newport News, July 25 Ar, sch James W
Paul, Jr, Bangor; 26, ar, schr Mary E Palmer.
Bangor.
Norfolk, July 2e Ar, schr Frontenae. Port
land.
Virgins, S C, July "a Ar, schs William E.
Litchfed, Savannah; Elizabeth Gilbert,
Seattle, Wash, July 26 Ar, ship Dirigo, Bal
timore.
Bangor, July 26. Ar. sch Charles Daven-
port, Newport News sid, sch Andrew Nebn-
ger, New York; 20, ar, schs Frank Seavey,
Edgewater; Eagle, Boston; Northern Light,
Lynn; sid. sch Vineyard, Boston; 30, ar, schs
do A F Kindberg, Weehawken; Chase, South
west Harbor; Rosa E, Belfast; Caroline
Kreischer, Bucksport; sid, 81 s John B, earring
ton, Bridgeport; Ida, Boston.
Stockton, July 25. Ar, Helena Boston; &c,
ar, sch Clara & Mabel, Rockland; 27, ar. sch st
Croix; sid stmr Ronsdal (Nor) Glasgow, via St
John, N B; 20, sid, schs Lizzie Lane, New
York; H r Holmes, do.
Searsport, July rs. Ar, sch Northland, Nor
folk 81, ar stmr Penobscot. Norfolk; 29, sid,
sch Northand Rockland.
Eastport, July 20. Ar, sch James Slater,
New York.
Calais, July 20. Ar, sch Alice Holbrook
Portland, July 20. Ar. sch Annie B. Mitch
ELL Perth Amboy
Camden, Me. July go. Ar, sch Adeia T
Carleton, New York.
Salina Cruz, July %. a. m. Ar. stnnr Ne
braskan, knight. Portland, o. and San Fran
cisco.
Puerto Mexico, July %, 9 m. Ar. stmr
Kansan, Colcord, New York; g. m. Ar,
stmr American, Brodhead, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
The schooner Hannah Carleton. of which
Horace F Stone of Bangor was principal owner
and manager, and which sank last December
on Handkerchief shoals. has been raised by
Merrick- Chapman Diving & Wrecking Co. of
New York and lowed with her cargo of coal in
tact into Vineyard Haven Mass. The schooner
will be sold at auction and the wrecking COM
pany will claim the usual salvage per cent
The cargo of coali owned by Rand, McAllister
Co, of Portland.
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shipping report was given Monday evening:
July 23rd, schooner Brainard arrived with a
cargo of water pipes from Philadelphia. July
oath, steamer Millinocket sailed with paper for
Boston and New York. July 26th, schooner
Helena arrived, light, to load lumber. July
9th, schooner Clara and Maberarrived with a
cargo of lime from Rockland, and sailed the
same day, after discharging. and steamer
Romsdal sailed, with spool-bars, for St. John,
N. B., and Glasgow, Scotland July 18th,
schooner Lizzie Lane sailed with lumber for
New York. July 18th, schooner st. Crox
arrived, light, to load lumber, and schooner
H. T. Ravens sailed with lumber for New
York.
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MARRIED

BAHRT- MACoMBER. In Isesboro, July q,
by Rev. D. B. Phelan of Belfast, Mr.. Arthur
Cromwell Bahrt of st. Petersburg. Fla. and
Miss Lurena Eloise Macomber. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Macomber of Belfast.
DURGAN-HEATH. In South Penobscot, July
1s, Roland Durgan of North Sedgwick and
Mrs Clara R. Heath of West Penobscot.
FRENCH BEvAN. In Brooks, July 81, by
Marcellus ]. Dow, ESQ.,, Lester N. French and
Catherine Bevan, both of Monroe.
GRAY MEADER. In Ellsworth, July 10. Free
man E. Gray of Orland and Mrs. Georgia A.
Meader of Ellsworth.
NAsH-CLARK. In Belfast, July &c. by Fred
W. Brown, ESQ.,, Mr.. Walter F. Nash and Miss
Gladys C. Clark, both of Belfast.
THoMPsoN-WIBBERLY. In Brooks, July %,
by Marcellus J. Dow. Esq. Roy A. Thompson
and Mildred Wibberly, both of Frankfort.
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Knows Too Well.

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BORN

BUcKLIN. In Swanville, July %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Bucklin, son.
FOSTER. In Thomaston, July %, to Mr.. and
Mrs Alton E. Foster, son.
FREEMAN. In Swanville, July 29, to Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Freeman, son.
KANE. In Montvllle, July &c, to Mr.. and
Mrs R. H Kane, daughter.
MACPHERSON In Montville, July "a, to Mr..
and MS Allan MACPHERSON, daughter, Mar
guerte.
STEVENS. In Liberty, July 2s. to Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Stevens, a daughter.
WILLIAMS. In Winterport, July %, to Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Williams, son.