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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-23
BoWpoIN.

George Curtis was the guest of his
brother in law Ramandell Gale of
Durham, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Curtis of Webster
were in this vicinity. Sunday, the
guests of relatives
Mrs. Dora Curtis was the guest of
Mrs. Maria Grady. Friday.
Mrs Maria Grover and Miss Clara
Purinton were called to Portland. Fri
day. to attend the funeral, Saturday,
of a relative of Mrs. Grover.
George Staples. who has been very
i'll is reported as slowly improving.
Mr.. Moves of the Eastern part of
the town bought the Andrew Byrnes
farm in the borough formerly known
as the Obmar Abel farm. Saturday.
Harry Haigh has bought one of b.
b. Coombs farms here at the center
formerly owned by John Allen.
Mrs. Adelaid Avery, who is working
at Topsham, is at home for d few days.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Albert Baldwin. ST., one of the lead
ing financiers and merchants of New
Orleans, is dead at his summer home
near Dunbar, La. Mr. Baldwin was a
native of Massachusetts and was in
his 18th year.
rhe German government will make
ne official protest against the clos
ing of the Dardanelles by Turkey. In
reply to an inquiry by the Nansa
I3und and Central Commercial organ
ization, Herr Won Kiderlin- Waechter.
the minister for foreign affairs. de-
clar,d that Germany as neutral
power cannot interfere in the war be-
tween Turkey and Italy.
Harry f. Buermeyer of New York,
father of track athletes in America,
is TO be honored by the American
Olympic committee with an invita-
tion 70 go to Stockholm on the Fin
land as the guest of the committee.
The invitation is endorsed by the
American officials as "a fitting testi-
monial TO Mr.. Buermeyer's position
and work for amateur athletics in
America.
The first International conference of
the Kings Daughters and Sons will
be held in Louisville, KY, May 10 to
IA. inclusive The order has spread
to all countries of the world, during
the 20 years of its existence. The
founders provided that when the or
der should have grown enough to
warrant such a step. a general con-
ference sfonl he held
/ Under strong guard the seven Hills
vile prisoners. who have been in Jail
at Roanoke, Va. since their arrest for
connection with the assassinations in
the Carroll county court. started for
Hillsville. Monday. In the little court
room where the shooting of Judge
Massie, ATTORNEY Foster, Sheriff Webb
ard Miss Betty Ayers occurred, the
men will be placed on trial. Tuesday,
Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards are
still at large
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-23

Mrs. Henry A. Powell of Brooklyn.
n. Y. passed a few days at w. l..
Mace's the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. :. T.. Packard who
have been at Baltimore, Md. for few
weeks returned home, Saturday.
Florence Wyman. daughter of MIR.
and Mrs William Wyman, passed
away Sunday at o'clock p. NJ
Rev. b. S. Fiheld and family
came from Rockland. Saturday. and
are stopping at w. II. Titus for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs S T. Packard re-
turned. Saturday, from FIVE weeks
trip spent in Massachusetts. New York
and Baltimore.
AIR. and Mrs. VIII Wyman have the
sympathy of their many friends in
the death of their little daughter.
Florence, which occurred Sunday at
ternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Gilley visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Higgins the last
of the week.
Miss Rena Winslow went to Port
land, saturday
Charles Freeman of Worcester.
Mass is spending a few DAYS with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Freeman.
Mrs. Ida Perkins returned to Show
hogan. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-23

The Razorville Cemete ry Association
held meeting Saturday afternoon at
the residence of Pearl q. ingalls,. W.
4. Overlook was elected moderator and
the following business was transacted.
officers elected were Freeman Light,
secretary: Pearl G Ingalls,. treasurer;
Herbert Il. Farrar, sexton; Merle b.
Mari, Herbert f. FarI-tr. and Alfred c.
Nanuer were chosen trustees. Voted
to instruct the trustees; to grade up the
Southwest corner. To purchase a new
fence for the front end and to buy
sbne .nonQs land. Voted that the
treasurer shall charge S525 for the lots.
On sunday morning April Il. at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Willard T.. over
lock, Horace j. Moore of this town and
Miss Alice V Mathews of Passport
We're united in marriage, Mr.. Overlook
performing the ceremony. Mr.. Moore
is one of our prosperous business men
and farmers and they have the best
wishes OF a host of friends.
EAST. Mr. aud Mrs. ]. c. Morton
were guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Odell Bowes for r few days last week.
Miss Esther Cargill who has been
spending her vacation with her aunt.
Mrs. IOttlG PRESCOTT TclufIieu ntiitC
last week and will attend school which
began, Monday.
Harry Clifford of South Washington
is working for w. w. Light.
S. A. Norwood of Warren was bust
ness caller in this place one day last
week.
owen and Arthur Turner of Jefferson
were visitors at Allan Ripieg's for sew
eral days last week.
w. w. Light is repairing mis- build
ings and has a large crew of men at
work.
c. e. Overlook and daughter. Jose
phine were callers at VIM. Leighers.
North Washington. last Sunday.
Miss Harriet Johnston was the guest
of her grandmother. Mrs. Albina Bart
lett. during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cunningham of
Washington were Sunday visitors at
w. w. Lights.
The school at South Liberty com
menced Monday, April % with Miss
Ruth Knowlton of Liberty, teacher
Leonard Fuller of South Liberty
was "a caller at w. NJ. Prescotts and
Chas Overlocks Sunday afternoon.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Frank r. Prebie and daughter
Frances and Miss Julia c. Richards
returned, Saturday evening. after
spending the winter with Mrs. Prehle's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Proctor. at
St Petersburg. Florida
Harrison Mcintosh of Lynn. Mass,
spent few days, last week, with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. George Mcln-
tosh.
Mrs. Noble Maxwell returned. Sat
urday, from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Jack are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
a son. born Wednesday evening.
Nels johnson of Moline, ILL.,, arrived,
Sunday, to pass few weeks with
friends. Mr.. Johnson holds the posi-
ton as timekeeper for the Peoples
Power Co. at Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs Tracv Sedgley of Au-
burn have been visiting friends in
town recently.
Edward G. Boston of Waterville is
visiting friends in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs IL. V. Bell of Salem.
Mass, passed Sunday with friends in
town. While here Mr.. Bell inspected
the new shoe factory which Will be
operated by his concern.
Joseph Pray. who is employed by the
Eastern Steamship Co. at Boston.
passed Sunday at his home in town.
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WINTHROP,

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton E. Titus and
Otis Wall of Augusta were guests,
Sunday. of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Titus,
Idle Wilde.
Irving Higgins of Readfield. who has
been working at Winthrop Center.
went to Gardiner. last week, where he
has employment in a shoe factory.
Mrs. A. f. Titus and sister, Mrs.
Frank Hammond were in Lewiston
Thursday calling on their nephew,
Donald Goldsmith. of Phillips. who
is in the Central Maine hospital.
Those who attended the drama and
supper at Manchester Grange hall
Saturday evening, pronounced it a fine
entertainment.
Henry Putnam, who has been stop
ping with his uncle. the past week,
went home. Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Fl. Waldron, who has been
passing several days in Lewiston, re-
turned, last week.
Jason Faulkingham was Sunday
caller AT Brookside House.
l.. Ronald Jones is at home from
Harvard College.
Mrs H. A. Cummings of North Au
gusta is visiting her daughter Mrs
Win Adams.
Mr.. Bates of Connecticut is n visitor
in town.
Mrs. Lizzie Johnson of Portland is
the guest of friends in town.
l. Beede Jones has returned to his
home in Baltimore.
c. Bryant of Waterville, was a visi-
| tor in town last week.
Mrs. J. b. Morse entertained the
Sturtevant Hill S. A. l.. Club last week.
A delightful afternoon was passed.
with cards and refreshments.
Mrs elsie Johnson of Auburn, is
visiting IN town.
| Harrington's Merrymakers will APP
pear at the Town Hall every evening
next week. with a novelty entertain
ment. The moving picture show will
open at O'Clock TO accommodate those
who wish to patronize both entertain
| ments.
Mr. and Mrs James Ingham We're
| Saturday guests of relatives in Au-
burn.
Mrs C. II. Shaw and Mrs. ]. A. Fos-
ter entertained the Bridge Whist club,
Thursday evening, they being winners
of the highest scores for the past sea
sons playing. Mrs. J II. Welman was
the prize winner and received a pretty
cut glass dish. Coffee mousse and
cake We're served.
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NATIONAL HOME.

officer of the day, Capt. McAdams.
Joseph Allen left the Branch. Mon
day. on a furlough to Boston.
furlough was granted. Monday, To
John Brown to visit relatives in
Lynn.
Three former members have been re
admitted; Dennis Conners of Boston.
late member of the 18th unassigned
Mass Battery; David Kimball of
Tyngsboro, late Co. l., LIST N. Y. Eng.
and Frank w. German of Boston. late
Co. NJ, 7th U. s. Inf
The funeral of the late Francis La
point viii be held from the Home
chapel at . p NJ. Tuesday. Rev. Fir.
Nelligan officiating.
The returns from furloughs. Monday.
were: Grin Kimball from New Mar
ket, Andree ]. Stackpole from
Nashua; Charles Dougherty from
Lowell: James Barney from Worces-
ter; Bernard Kinney from Boston. and
David Lowvent from Fitehburg.
Moving pictures tonight will be
Two Old Pals THE Polish Burg
lar" THE Haekensmidt- Gotch Bout"
THE Tramp and the Bear" "A Poor
Excuse that Works and "A Near
Tragedy" Tickets will be on sale
1t.30 to ] O'Clock
Michael J. Foley. late Co. X. eth l..
S. Inf, William J. Doliber. late 9th
Massachusetts Inf, Francis Cyr late
Co. G. 18th Me. Inf. and Henry L.
Wethrell, late navy have been granted
discharges from the Home.
Six new members We're taken up.
Monday: William Rodman of New
Britain, late Co G., I'd Conn. II. A.:
David #. Oviatt of New Haven, late
Co. e, 2sth Conn Inf; Abner NJ. S.
Ring of Stockton Springs. late Co. I,
4th U. S. Inf; Edward F. Waite of
Portland, late Co. |. 18th Me. Inf ::
James w. Chase of Rochester, late Co.
i. LIST Me. L. A.. and Frank Murphy of
Fort Bayard n NJ. late Co. B, 18th
| U. S. Inf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-23

WASHINGTON.

John Sabin Clark of Readfield has
been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Fl. Clark at Razorville
The District Deputy is expected to
be present at the Mason Lodge next
Friday evening and inspect the Lodge
This tApril 26) is the regular meeting
and it is hoped large number will be
present.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
j.. Overlook at Razoryille was the
scene of a quiet wedding, Wednesday
evening, April II. when Charles j. Jor-
dan of Middletown. Conn, was united
in marriage to Miss Florence NJ. Syl-
vester of this place by Mr.. Overlook.
Miss Sylvester was one of Razorvile's
most popular young ladies and a host
OF friends wish them a long and happy
life. They left Monday for Middletown
where they have employment.
State Sunday School Missionary
Willard l.. Overlook recently returned
from a trip in Kennebec, Penobscot
and Hancock counties and while ON
this trip attended the Republican State
Convention at Bangor
Edward G. Turner has sold his lum-
Der lot to Ernest Weeks of jefferson.
Two very sad and sudden deaths
have occurred mere in town recently.
The first Mrs. Delbert Light died April
3. She was taken i'll in the morning
of April 3. A doctor and nurse were
summoned but when they arrived she
was past human aid and, at F. NJ. of
the same day passed away. Her maid
en- name was Farmer and her native
place was Gardner. Mass, where her
mother and one sister live, and where
the body was taken for interment in
their family lot. Her age was % years.
MIR. and Mrs Light have been married
about two years and game here to live
with his father, Freeman Light, about
a year ago. The young husband has
the sympathy of large circle of
friends.
Tho second DEATH was Mrs. Laforest
Haunan who was taken with neural
gia Saturday. April 6, but was better
Sunday, on Monday. April 8. she died
very suddenly. The funeral services
Were held at the Razorvile Chapel,
Wednesday, April 10. al = Rev.
T. =. Jones Of South Somer iile offici-
ating. The Razorville Jchoi furnished
music lntsrment was IL in the
Mari cemetery at Razore :. She was
as years old. BESIDES a lsband she
leaves enc son. Ralph and daughter,
Susie, at Razorville and one daughter,
Mrs. Galiop. of Round Pond. a mother
and sisters and brothers i'm Bangor.
Mrs. Gallop was unable 10 be present
II the funeral as she is very i'll. The
relatives have the sympathy of a host
of friends.
The ponds opened April H. more than
week earlier than last year. but not
so early as some years. The snow has
all disappeared and the roads are in
the worst condition for many years.
but are improving and the Mud
time" SO called will in couple of
weeks be over.
j. L. Burnes and Harold b. Kaler.
two of our local merchants have been
in Boston and Portland the past week
buying spring goods. Mr.. Kaler also
visited friends in Providence, r. T.
Charles ]. Jordan Of MddIetown
Conn, is spending his vacation at W.
E. Overlocks.
The Gipson boys from North Jay are
visiting at Charles Sayage's for few
days.
Mr.. Samuel A. Vanner of Boston is
| spending few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. vanner.
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soNMa BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Tuesdsy-Abe Attell VS.. Jimmy Car
roll. Sacrimento, Leo Houck rs. Peck
Miller, Lancaster, Pa; Bert Reyes vs..
Joe Kansas. Buffalo: Frank Sheehan
VS.. Young McAuliifc New London
Mike Cunningham vs.. Bonus Sullivan
Lewiston, Me: Pasey Brannigan VS.
Charles Goldman. Johnny DAILY VS.. Joe
Wagner and Kid Williams VS.. Eddie
Sherman. New York Patsy Kline VS.
Tommy Houck, Newark
Wednesday--JDe Mandot VS.. Young
Savior. Indianapolis.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hurley VS. Frank
Isoughrey. New York. Bill Mckinnor
VS.. Tom Sawyer. Albany: Big Mackes
VS.. Young Britt. Baltimore: Young
Dyson VS. Young Shughrue and Tom
my Shea VS. Buddy Faulkes. Water.
bury.
Fs'iday--Paekey Mcfarland VS.. Mat
Wells. New York; Buck Grouse VS.
George Chip and Pat Rocco VS.. Younl
Jasper, Pilgrim A. A.; Sandy Fergu
son VS.. unknown and three prelirnina
Ties. Central A c.
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Boston Curb Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. April -
Alarming crop reports from Nebraska
brought about "A rushing of buying, today
in wheat. The news was contradicted,
however, and the market closed irregu-
lar, varying from &c. lower to sG4c. adj
vance.
Corn showed a net decline of 14ti to &C.,
oats finished &c. off to &c. up. and pro-
visions We're unchanged to gain of l0c.
FIGURING No. 2 49,: Barley, feed or
mixing s5Qflo5; fair 70 choice mating IL
GD137; timothy seed 600M1200
CLOVER SHED--i50t20.5e 80.
MESS PORk-lS 123M1S.25.
LARD-1020
SHORT RIBS-9.22a.
WIIEAT-May 1l4s; July no. Sept, l06,
CORN--May 7ssm1; July 76S; Sept 74a.
OATS-May 81. July 5ia: Sept. AZ.
PORK-May 1905; July 1910 Sept.
1S671.
L.ARD-May 1929 July io.47a; Sept.
1865
SHORT RIBS May 9.s2a; July 1929;
Sept 1885.
BuTTER-s Steady creameries 2sasl.
diaries 2402S.
EGGS-Steady: receipts S0,9lS cases: at
market, cases included, 100; ordinary
first 49, first 49,
Enthusiastically, 17Mi.
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BOXING NOTES.

Phil Brock and Grover Hayes will
meet in Youngstown, o., April %.
Bobby Wilson and Billy Ryan have
finally signed to meet in Utica, May 3.
Johnny Glover and J. Feeney are
billed for bout at Syracuse. April 30.
The Tri-cfty A. c. of Jeffersonville.
Ind, plans To build stadium just
outside the above city.
Jack tTwin) sullivan has been sign
ed TO box Harry Wuest in Cincinnati.
April %.
Rsy Bronson and Clarence Ferns
are slated for bout in st. Joseph,
May 7.
The bout between Pal Moore and
Jack Britton will take place in San
Francisco. April 30
Al WoIgast Is going to give himself
a trying out against Willie Richie in
a four-round bout in San Francisco,
May II.
Bonus Sullivan of Bath and Mike
Cunningham of Lewiston will meet
tonight, at the Alameda. in Bath, In
two six-round bouts for the 2s-pound
championship of Maine. Good prelimi-
nafies win be furnished.
Jim Sullivan, the middleweight
champion of England, has decided not
to defend his title and has returned
the Lord Lonsdale championship belt
to the National Sporting Club OF Lon
don. Sullivan is not in the best of
health and is to retire from the ring.
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Shipping News.

searsport, Me, April %. Arrived
Steamer k3nawha, Newport News;
schooners Northland Norfolk; Clar-
ence H. Venner. Baltimore.
Stockton. Me. April 22-Arrived:
Schooner Millinoeket. New York.
Sailed: Schooner William IL. Daven-
port, Rockland.
Portland Me. April 22-Arrived:
Steamer Ansonia (BD, southampton;
Laurentic CBD, liverpool, via Hall
fan Barkentine Hancock (Br). New
port News for St John. N. B. Schs.
Edwards Il. Winslow, Newport News:
Singleton Palmer, Norfolk; Henry r.
Tilton Perth Amboy.
Sailed Steamer Malmstad (Nor),
Louisburg. c, b.
Passport Me. April 22-Sailed:
Scheoners Pearl Mason. Magdalena is
lands; Winneganee. do
Calais, Me. April 22.-Arrived:
Schooners Kennebec. Gloucester; c.
w. Dexter. Wellteet
Rockland. Me. April 22.-Arrived:
Schooners Jessie Hart N. Y, for
Eastport, Dora Allison, Boston; J, NJ.
Harlow, do: Chester r.. Lawrence.
do; Fannie Tracy. Portland; William
II Davenport. Stockton.
Boston. April 22.-Arrived: Steamer
Cymric tISr), Liverpool via Portland.
Schooners Luella (BD, St john, N.
B.. 0rozimbo. do: r. w. Cooper. do;
Priscilla CID do; Emma Il. Potter,
Clementsport. n. s.; Florence b. Me-
hanson Qsr). Gilbert Cove, N. s.;
Frances V Sawyer, Charleston; Will
liam f. Iitehfield Darien Ga Re-
becca Palmer, Lambert's Point;
Massasoit. Philadelphia; Annie w.
Preble. Machias; j. Kennedy. Calais
for Seituate; Mary f. Lynch, Robbins
Stonington Me; Annie Gus. Mil
bridge; Mary Langdon, Reckport
Me.
Sailed. Schooner r. w Hopkins
HumaCoa.
New York, April 22.-Arrived: str.
Rochambeau, Havrc.
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Beware Of ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering IL through
the mucous surfaces Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they viii do Is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by +. J. Cheney IL Co. Toledo o.,
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls catarrh Cure be sure you
and made In Toledo. Ohio. by II. ].
Cheney 81 Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists Price 75e. per bot
tie.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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Manchester GRANGE.

At the regular meeting held. Satur-
dav evening. April 20 there was large
attendance and after the business part
Oh Ine meeting recess was declared
for the program given by the members
of Capital Grange, that was well en-
joyed by all present, then all repaired
to the dining hall below where a
bountiful supper was found waiting
for them.
The sixth annual fair given by Man
chester Grange will be April 80 and
May ] and II is hoped all will try to
make it a success. and any fancy work,
aprons cake, and candy contributed
will be appreciated by the committee
in charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-23

The United States cruiser Rain
bow. flagship of the China squadron
arrived at Annoy, China, from swa-
tow, Monday morning. Reports from
thai city say there is hope that fur
tier hostilities there will be averted
Negotiations are in progress between
General Ho, the commander of the
Cantonese troops and General Ling
the commander of the. local troops
with view TO the evacuation OF
Swatow and its vicinity by the lat
ter in consideration of heavy in
demnity
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New York Cotton Market.

New York April %.
Spot closed steady points higher Mid
ding upIands H. do. gulf 12.25. Sales 200
bales
steady, II: Savannah. holiday; Charles
ton steady, Il 5-i6; Memphis quiet, liz.
Net receipts for three days 42.029.
Exports to Great Britain 1896; to
France 1090S: to the Continent 1923; to
Japan l2.25S
Stock 705 1il
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. April q.
CATTLE-Receipts $1,000; market steady
to strong; beeves 560QS75, Texas steers
475GtS10.
HOGS-Receipts 81. 900: market active
and largely 10 cents lower; light 740M775.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000: market steady
to Is cents higher; native 4@S65 western
425Te710 yearlings 590G735, narive lambs
525GS western 550G1S50.
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Funeral Of Alfred II. Stanley.

The remains of the late Alfred II,
Stanley. whose death occurred,
March 3, at Daytona, Fla. were
brought to Winthrop. Monday after
noon and We're accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Murray L. Stanley of Day
iona. Interment was made at $50 in
the family lot in Fernsde cemetery,
the comrnital service being read at
the grave by Rev. w. f. Livingston
of Augusta. The bearers were John
II. Mcilroy. DIR. c. w Taggart, VIII
liam f. Haywood and Thomas Simp-
son.
EAST--Charles r. Freeman of Wor-
cester Mass. is passing a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Freeman.
Mrs. Abbie Hunt who has passed the
winter at Melrose Highlands. Mass.
returned, Thursday. to her home here
The people held bee and shingled
and cleaned the parsonage the past
week.
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New England League
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
AT FALL RIVER.

Haverhill ...1 o 1 o 4 o 0 0 f-4-7-1
Fall River - 0 o 0 0 e--s-9-5
3attefies--BarrY, Bell and Perkins
Arminger and Butler Time, Oh. Um-
pire, Stafford
All other New England League games
We're postponed; rain or wet grouds.
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Z; e; Z; !. !: =: !: : LN1inlefS
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Three Sixos-25c, SOC. Sf.O0

WHEAT-Spot firm. No red 12l eleva-
toa export basis to arrive and 1231 o b
afloat; No | northern Duluth l2is f b
afioat opening navigation; receipts &c.,
$50; shipments 93,909 s
CORN-Spot steady: export Sia nominal
t b afloat. receipts 1l25.
OATS-Spot steady. standard white 81
In elevator, futures nominal; receipts A.
PORK-F'irm.
BEEF-Eirm
LARD-Steady
SUGAR-Raw steady; uIuscpvadn 50
test 36l; centrifugal 96 test All molasses
50 test 1885, refined quiet.
creamery specials 81. extras 301. first 2as
G30, seconds 2Ssd29: thirds 27d2s; state
dairy finest 59aa0a. good to prime 2SH29
common TO fair 24n27 process specials
2Tn2iA. extras 49, first 25ad26. seconds
2ift2 factory current make first 265
seconds 81; packing stock current make
No. 2 231G2i tEE
lsGoS-Firmer; receipts 2i940 eases;
fresh gathered extras %: first storage
packed 2iI21A: first regular packed .1gse,
20a; seconds 196Il9as thirds and poorer 1856
6flS9, dlrtieS lS5Ml9 checks 154,lS. state,
Pa and nearby .hennery whites fancy
whites fair to good 22Gi22a: western gath
cred whites 216l22; state, Pa and nearby
iIcnnery browns 2;I, do. gathered brown
am mixed colors 2Gt20A.
POTATOES--irregula Bermuda new
Dbl. 650nS; Cuban new crate 125GIi5D; Flor
ida new Dbl. SOS: Long Island old bag
4M45e: Maine in bulk per $50 lbs 4d525
state do. 315ai4. Jersey sweets basket rs
az; southern Dbl 250Gf3