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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-28
Parcel Shower.

Parcel Shower.
A very beautiful parcel shower was
rendered Miss LaVere Edwards Wed
nesday evening at the Lewis home,
10 West Main street, when the Misses
Laura Lewis and Mamie McCanna
acted in the capacity of %hostesses. 1t
was a brilliant affair. where the dec.
orations ~beautifed the home in a col
or scheme of yellow and white, gold
enrOd being entwined with the white
streamers in the most charming man
ner over chandeliers and arches. and
numerous vases we're filled, giving a
glow of color from various places in
the home. The guest of honor was
gowned in harmony with the color
scheme and every detail of the occd-
sion harmonized, ever to the -ninutest
part of the menu. The chair for Miss
Edwards had been splendidly arrang-
ed by a table under the chandelier,
and on this table the guests left par
GELS which were viewed with pleas.
IRE as the bride.elect opened them.
Aside from the pretty and useful con
tents Of the parcels, the friends did
sewing for the honor guest, and this
with music and social conversation
made time speed rapidly, altogether
too fast for SO pleasant an event.
The asst enjoyment which these
charming hostesses had in store for
the guests was an invitation to the
yeranda, where the decoration was
further lavish and where yellow and
white Japanese lanterns furnished the
most fascinating light Just the Kind
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-28
Her Fiftieth Birthday.

sSdio Oiu. ApOut ~ VI uSl NCai
friends came in to make merry with
her and no dull moments were allow
ed to creep in, the little people en-
tering heartily into the frolic. As
tiers and sweet peas were plentiful
throughout lllo home to make it fes-
tive and al ) O'Clock the company
were treated to a delicious lunch, the
usual birthday trimmings and dain-
ties being in evidence.
Wedding Anniversary.
Supt. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. r. Davis
of the Indian school had the pleas.
ure OF celebrating their Gath wedding
anniversary on Tuesday evening, the
26th of August. Ten guests were bid.
den for a 6 O'Clock dinner, and covers
for twelve were arranged around a
beautifully decorated table, and a
splendid ti%ve-course feast enjoyed.
Mr., and Mrs. Davis were the recipi-
ents Of beautiful silver spoons and
were showered with good wishes and
congratulations. After the splendid
repast a porch party was enjoyed;
here. also, the g%oldenrod had been
f~estooned about to add to the beauty
OF the surroundings, and the com
pany fingered until late. where, pleas
ing conversation abOunded with hap
piness.
Silver Tea.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. Scott
Rex was hostess yesterday, when she
gave the first in the series OF silver
teas. which are to be given by the
members of the Women's Civic league
to raise the sum OF s25, being their
share toward paying for the utensils
which were used in the school garden
work. this year. The Commercial
club and Y. M. C. A also assumed a
portion Of the debt. Twenty ladies
were hidden and the hours were
pleasantly spent in sewing and Wis
iting. Mrs. Rex, the president of the
league, called q special meeting dur
i1fg the afternoon, to discuss plans for
raising the necessary funds. Several
forms of entertainment we're suggest
ed, but no definite action was taken.
The ladies have enjoyed a vacation
from active work during the past few
weeks, and now that the members
are returning from the lakes, the
campaign will be taken up again. Fol
lowing the business meeting, a social
session was enjoyed and a musical,
program was rendered. Mrs. B. j.
Spence sang and Mrs. C. A. Green
leaf gave a reading; both numbers.
were thoroughly appreciated. Mrs.
Rex served a dainty repast and was
assisted by her daughters. Misses
jeanette and Ruth Rex The rooms
were made attractive with the au.
tumn flowers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
@innetota.
ltniere staats.2 egislatar.

0iltun5tarif miro ont 1. SSa1,l.ar
1riaidyiien SabneS @eleb 1perSert. Dime
lid, lpie eraportef ml1rOe, lal19e Sal be
iinnen, fnt @uroertpel,r gberburt
0umerltag oie @orlage nit ieiner
llnteridrift perleben. Gent lbneioi-
gen &epraiertauten 81. 6. Dl.m lit eS
gellu,ee1l - meun aub mlr nlit Ell
ner Mtebrbeit Don flint 5timmen -
ei1te &orloge 5urdBl0ri6en, pelde
$4,000 a,tsepirft, I'M ane iiberleben=
0e MitgIieoer bes erlten Minn1el otaer
&eain,ents inn Staat mobnenOe gete-
ro,ee11 anoerer &egimertter, Die 51pet
lpg. Sdurfidiiten- &ompanien inn SUI
Ii m1d) Gettysburg gu feroet 5nedS
Ibeilnmfme an ser oort itattfinSe1roen
so Seabresf eier ser beriiGmten Sbladt.
Sic iogenmnnte &'1reelam'i de vErblte
0pmuin" =&prlage, meld)e Sic 0roi1i<
rat,rgsbeborSe, sic Climber" =&onmtl=
lio11, be11 @ermeiie r bon ~2ogs" u1ro'
8alhols, oie Tprltbeboroe, 5ie &efla=
nmtio1sbeboroe sic @ilos a1nb Stld=
&onm1illion, sic 8eb0rbe fir geolo=
gilde lu1o notl1ngei6idt(ibe @ermel=
ltnger, sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l1tb 81 Sa1perintenoenten ser 1tnat=
li6en @arfs ablduffen lno tie lan1lm
1,1nb lo16ers ser Sberaufiidt elmer
rGonmiiiion Of tbe public 0omnin"
1rntetitellen mill, lit int Saule ol1f
b0ddt erbitterte,1 @iberi tmb gelto%
bem. sofern 5ie MaBnabme in @e<
mdtBbeit ser @mpfeblungem 0es @ou-
oerneuren @berbarts entmorfe rem tpor=
sen, fo1na obiger l1mita1do alS cine
Sdlappe fir ibn 5e5eidnet meroen.
Sic @orlage 1T an Sen aus Sen @e=
pr%aienta1rten &neelan5, @arner, s..
$. 5troggeberg, &anlom Tirt1'e,
99ee6, @intpel, @eitcott, &orriiom,
M0ler, 9tpper @opfi1rs, 9um a11o
O'gfeil beiteben0en @atSiduB 5urnd=
per1piejen moroen ut1o 1iirfte aner
@abrideinlidfeit nod sort begroben
merben. @ine ouf itaatlide @ommil-
iionsoerpnltung ob5ieler6e @orlage
miro nod DOR Moresidlub in ser Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Ser trea1e &alsba1n6 nidt Ole Muf<
merfiamfeit 6es @aters our9 arbal<
tenoes 8euen gero6e nod our redten
3eit erregt bdtte, 10 6aB 5ieier boS
&in6 retten fonrte.
Manfnto. - Mus &er5tpeiflung
6uriiber, 6aB feline Spou un6 zines
ieiner @iintSer an Sdnrln6 geitorben
lin6 l116 an6ere &inoer an Der tlidfiiz
lden @ranfbeit lei0en, fat @rneit
Sob1rion, Ger ont liter 5es eagle
Sees 1r0r5li9 bon bier oniaiiig lit,
oerimht, it6 mittels' Strpdnin 0ns
9ebet 5u mebmen, nadyoem er Mlfobol
getrumfen batte, 6en sic 8flegerinrerr
gu Desinffeffttions5tpe6en i'm &oltie
|batten. Gr befam iid1 SomalS IN gel
itesgeit0rtem 3liton6e un6 tpatrbe Ell
mem Mipl ibergeben.
@ab Safe. = Mbor6n1lnge1p ser
@oemercialcllpbs aus fat alen Srt=
|idaftem entlang 6es Miifiiiippi smi-
id)e11 Mitfi1 ur6 8emioit maren bier
p%eriommelt 5u @elpredau1gen iiber
SOS Hroieft ser Sduffang zines @ai=
ier1pegs 5tpiiden 8emioii atn6 1em
Golf. Die ibereimifimmen6e Mniidt
gebt 6abin, 6oB man SEN Sberlauf 5es'
Naters ser Str0sne uno 1efiem 3u=
liiiie INIT berbaltnibmaBig geringer
Wsiibe fir 5iemIid groBe 8oote idiffz
bar mnden Tonne. SSrt rididyiter 8ett
lon oberm1als cine @%eriamml1ng OBJ
gebalten tper0er, 1,mp @irselbeiten 6eS
Hlans at beipredem.
&ipe1tone. Mls Mrbeiter aus
|einem 8ra1nnen, 6en iie gruben, ei1en
idnperen &iibel bermf5ogen, Sen lie
nit @rbe gefiilH gGaubten, nabmen lie,
ais ser &'iibel an 6ie Sberflade fam,
5u brem gntieben 1pobr, 1aB Tie 5ie
2eid)e 6es Muguit 8uBmit 5utoge' ge=
f0r0ert batten, ser in Sem 8runrren
ou1r4 giftige @afe get06tet moroen
tpar. 8a1Btpib batte aatf 6em Booen
bes 8runnens gearbeitet; mnbri6eirt=
lih fam 5as Cos aus elmer Mber, Ole
jdyon Dor mebreren Sabren 5pet Man=
rern 6en sos gebradt bottle.
CIT &iber. - SSn Der SabreS=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

nrbeber Der mei1ten Jog. Departemert=
@ins 1T, ut nun olt6 Der Min1re=
lota'er 8utter nit elmer 8orloge gu
Silfe gefounrren, 1pel6e berbiroern
ion, 5oB oieies&roouft auf oem Wfarf=
ten oes Sitens under etnem bnlbe1
Dubeno ODER mebr 8e5ei6n1tmge1r bet
fauft miro, in0em sic edte @aare oie
Maorfe vMinnelota'er &poolft al
ftoatliden @oridriften entlpref)e1lo
6ergeiteat" merben ion. Sour lolds
@etriebe, melde binli6tlib i6rer @r-
5eugmiiie eine oas Molteret Departe=
ment befrieoigenhoe 9ualitat oltfpei=
ler, lole1o bene6tigt lein, it6 oieler
&anoersmarffe 5u beoienen. 8ei Der
betamter @or5iiglidfeit Der Min1re<
lota'er 8utter uno bel 6er berborra<
qenoen @tenung, tpelde Sic etrbeimi=
1de SSn6uitrie im &ergleid nit moez
rem Stautten .einnimmt, 1T cine 1olde
SdmknpaBnegel 1tur nit 6reapoen gu
begruben.
8efanntlid liegt ser 2egislotnr Ell
ne @orlage 6eS @enatoren Sugeng'S
Dor, $4,000 ol1s5utperfen nm fir ie-
oes @onntp I'M Stuate einen io@ber=
lt1nbiqen vMgenten" Qn5l1teuen, 6e1<
fen Mufgabe es iein ion, 6en Sormern
ei1per miifeni6oftliden 8etrieb ibrer
@irfbi6often 51 lebren, 6as beibt, Der
Staut ion einem County GIT getpa1n1t
tenn 3med $1,000 gemabren, fals 6te=
les ii6 anbeiidyig ama6t, cine g1eide
gumree oaaf5ubrtneen. @om 5en be-
~treffen0en Musidiii1en iin0 Ole met
item Mitglie0er fir Ole @orlage etn=
genonumen. Dur9al1s nidt gegerr
@mpurten bot ser uSemperen5" <Gats=
lhuB 0es &nrries 6ie Moller'ide 8or<
loge obgetban, oer5nfolge eS in Stao-
ten eriter &lniie ioIden Sotels, mel-
dye Is o6er mebr @albtmmer baben,
geitattet fem iol1te, in set Spetlelalen
geiitige @etranfe gu l%erpieren. Ser
abfdltge 8ertdt 6es M1tSida1iies 6iirfz
tie inoes in 6ieler @ode nidt obape
meiteres int &u1ie o1ugenonu1en aper=
Ben. @ie 0onneritag 6ur6 l1nter=
Idrift 6es @oupernerrs @eieb getpor=
6e1e g%aibman4i@e Diitan5tarifoor<
Iage, melde es in 1er @al1ptla@e ben
@iienbabnem l1arnroglt@ ma@en uin,
beridieoene &otert fir ein 11rp6 6ie=
lelben Gpadtgiiter auf Elm Unto Die
lelbe @ntfernrng GIT b%ered}tpe1, mag
ONT @n5e nod 6o6ur6 l1npirfiim mer=
5e1t, 6nB 6os 8un6es obergeridt emit
ideioet, Ole Seitietatrg BON Sradtna<
ten leiteng ser @iienbobft= uno 2oger-
,6al%es- Comm fomfliftiere nit bem
neutrality-suspicious. @orredt 6es
aongreHes, Sen 5tpiidenitaatliden
&on6el at tontroqieper. Die &onrz
miiiion, melde 6ie Jeitlebltng Ger
tteltett @aten obliegt, funn mir un6
erlt 6ann nit ibren 1p~abrbaftig me0er
fleinet nob Ieidten Mrbeiten in bie<
Siniidt beginnen, pett1r Sos 8un=
oesobergeridt entibet6en iollte, DOB
oaS bon ibr angeor0nete uno ipdter
ongefodtere 5@em BON Marimdl~
rotten iid NIT Dem 5mii@enitaatlidem
Snnoel ni@t int 8iberitreit befin6ee,
ipnoerm 6nB sic &aten al nieorig
lleiien, I'm Sen @abner cine o1tgemeiie-
ne 8erBinilrng ibres Mnlogetapttals
gu getpdbr1eiftem.
gg fat gat3 6en Mnidein, bob Ole
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

merchandising Der genoIlemfdnffliden
~Molferei BON CIT Niper, an
ber iiber 500 6arner fbeilnabmer,
muroen folge11oe 8eamten eetpablt: s..
9. Miderion, Brdiiii0ent, CHARLES 2a
Nlont, @iae- 8raiibent, George Is.
Sill, sefretdir, g. S. Mauutner, Sc
iddftsfiibrer. 8ertpaltunaSratb:: Cart
&oggab, Die 2agerio1r lmo &enrD
@nmm. IS plroe beridtet, 6ub Ser
@el6aftslmioB I'M lebten SSabre tid
o1f $4,000 belaufe,, babe. Gin
aus 9. 6. @oibba1r11, GGreb Mi6erion,
6. S. Giman, @barles So Blant uno
g. s. @lummer beiteben0er MusidnB
murbe ernnnnt, INN aa1f Die @mridt
tung elmer genoienidoftliben Waide=
rel gin5unirfen.
DmIuth. - Die Sp9ialiften ia
bea1 bei ser @nbI IN Gpo @arbors ei=
men pollen Sieg Daborgetrasen. Ser
So8iuliit @m. Sotpl mllrSe gum 8iir=
%9erueiiter getpablt.
6ergn5 Sails. - Sier miro
in oieiem SSobre sic 5tabtpaW ont
l.. Mpril a~beebalten ner6en. Site
aonoiouten iinb u%nab6a,pgiee.
Caledonia. - Ger 22iabrige
Sobm &rod ipa1roe bon einem Haitaz
gier5uge Ser Milmm1tee=8a bm 5tnei
@einen oitid bon bier iberfabren
unS a1lf ser Stele get06tet.. SSacob
9eo1tar5 inns @iIiam gfo10eD apltroen
meoergejtoBem uno erbeblid berlebt.
0matonna.- Gin I'M 0ad1bo=
Sem ser @er5 Seln Mta6amie oarage=
brodener 8rano, tpabrideftlid 61rd)
eine1r idaobaten @amin bermrlan,
fat einen Sd,o6er bon $4,000 OFT
geridtet, Ger 1urD @erfderung ges
bedt fein ion.
MinneapoIis. - l1nter 0en
finf3ig Muhpafme . aa11ai6aten, Sic
Domeritag Mbemo i'm Mefieen uSrz
5en ser @a1teIe" ser u3egenbod"
reiten muBten, befnnoea fi@ o1tb
@oubernelu gberbart as1ro Mayor
gtpe. De ne1een Sroensbriioer traten
sem EempeI $50. &c BEL tpeIder, OBJ
mobl crit am 6. Gebr1anr geeriir1et,
es bereits aa1f 1abe5u 1000 Meitgtie-
ser gebra# fat.
ct Bn1tL. = 9roDarngen gegen
6ns 2eber bon 8eamten Oct 500
8abn 1tn6 @eteftips ser 9oo-8am
inns cine Drobung, 5ab Gin 9atbe6
@aiogier5nge e5rit0rt tperoem tpiirberr,
men1 man Bnen nidt $4,000 jm
@olb ausaoble, tparen ias eirem @riefe
entbnIten, ser I'M @aitpfbureo1 Der
lgoo=8abn in ct. &aa1I eirtraf uro
BON sort ser YoliBei iiber9eben 1p1br0e.
Der 59reiber 6es 1tum~lperbafftem
8riefes iagt, er bobe flint Sellers
belfer, anb es lei ibr Mbnn getpefem,
uls im iedB @oden 3eit Der &aifa=
gier5ug $50. 4 1rei Ma1 enbgleit lei.
@oli5ei uno @oifinipeftoren a1nterht=
den sic Mngelegenbet.
8emi1ii. Mebr als @retblt1ts
I5ert Mcres Sa1mpf1a11S an ser @et
gret15e bon 8emioii fi1b fir 8oaar
5mede gemonnen mor5en nn5 maroe1'
in @n1pIGbe abgetbeilf. Ser Stnotz
rutb bot sen &ntaiterplan iibernon1-
men. IS trirb a116 cine StnoBe 5urbb
Sen 11euer 5ta6ttbeiI ee6egt 1peroen
1pn6 Ser5eit iin6 Mrbeitm i'm @onge,
amt meiteres Samrpflaro aa brandbo=
rem 8qupldten atm5naponoeln, Die
6onn inn T5riiIbIabre o16 gum @erfa1tf
angeGpten mer1en ionen. - Gfilo1te
MolIie gloolpbo aus @irarb, Gn., tit
tn 500 Miper BEL &ener in @ab
County, 400 er ols Mrbeiter Ser 500
gnb1 beiddftint mor, b%erbnftet apor=
5en. St ion ft4 in &en%niplnanien
unter ser Mnfloge SET @rmoronng
1etner @ottin perunftpprten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Sic @a6rlu1g, melde ntar nibt Der
oout, miro l1nbeboeen ourb @er1tp
pfunq pernrIaden. 9ie bette rmo
radelte @r1eidterung erbdlt mon
ol1rh SEN @ebroa1b po,, Or. M1agn1t
!&0niq's &omburger Trnpfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
oisIutl,r .~1nterbreitet 1per6en; bereitS

9tslu1llr .H1lgIUIetH 1Ue1utH De1e1t7
smeimuG tpa1r6e pom @ouber1relr tt
jeirre1r SSobregbotl@aften on @ie SegtS-
Iotrrr elm Reorganization ser Stoats=
pertpoltunq b%efiirtportet. @epraie11z
tont $. s.. Dum BON gilbert Sea, noel
der 1T ser qegenapdrtigen Sagurg Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

9egislotur sen noI1en ibr CUR 8erfii=
.g1tng itebenoen 3eitra11m BON 1eun-
gig Gagen braa1den miro, I'M lift 8er<
lum 51 bonen6en, DOB iie aIio nod
meitere ieds @o9e1 in Situng Hei=
BEN miro. Das Sous bot Montog
Ole MinbeitGobnoorloge fir Mrbeite-
rin1et u1rb Mir@eriabrige nit 60
Stimmen gegen 10 a1rgerom111er1. Die
@orlage gebt iebt an Sen @erat. Ser
8eldyluB ser Sdafflmg zines gemein=
lamen Mrsi6uiies bon Senat LIMO
@alS fir sic nnteri udung Ser io5to=
len u116 in6uitrienen 3uitan6e int
5taate, ser bon gilbert 8fdnoer aus
MeBrl1lm nrto nnoeren eingerei9t
1poroenapar, ml1r6e Don bem Musi9ui~
ie fir 8erbred)e11 nnS Strofen nit Ell
ner @mpfeblung 5em &auie borge<
legt. Das Sous nabm 6ie Solm=
berg=8orlage on, bar6 sic $4,000
alsgemorfen mer6er CUR l1nteritub1rtg
ser Counties BEL Ser Initequng bon
Acknowledgment. Die Counties er=
balten 0l1rd Gle &orGage 6as &e6t,
iiadbrlid $1,000 fir 6ielen 3ped gu be-
piGigen. SIN Senat lit 6ie @orlage
ongenommet por6en, nub melder ser
Mame @irre County in @1ober County
mgean6ert tper6er ion. Ser SenotS<
ousiidpuB fir ollgemeine @efetgebung
beipro9 6es langere1 Ole @oraage oes
Senators @ill pn aus minneapolis
nber Ginribtl1pg zines Stoots=8en=
lusomtes fir Grandchildren. @iscon=
fin miub feline Siidereigeiebe aban<
6er11, 1mr fie nit iener Minneiotas
in @inflattg 51 brtnget.
Ct 8eter.- @ouDer1eeur Gber=
fart fat Montagaben6 Die 1relte bieitge
@affenbaIe ieierli6 ibrer @eitim=
np1t1g iibergeben. Ser @oubernenr
,11r1S iein @tab paren Damn @brengaite
bel einem gmpfange unb etnem Mtlt-
tdrbau.
Meomooo6a1Is.- Dos Dier=
iiadbrige S0bnden 6es @m. @brent
ituir5te in einen tiefen 8aiierbebalter
un6 MORE unfeblbar ertrunfen, mern
The Republican journal., 1913-06-26
HA Y

Apples and plums for sale on Le,au
estate, Waldo, Maine. Make m, -g.h d
H. f. UPHANL
734 Dudley ST. Upham ,aH.
2w26 Boston. N1v
The Republican journal., 1913-06-26
SECRET SOCIETIES.

AS the next regular meeting Of Waldo
Lodge, No, IL. l. O.. o. F., falls on The Fourth
of July there will be special meeting Friday
evening, June 9th, to trar sact the regular
business of the lodge.
The charter of the Order of the Ladies of
the Maccabees of the World will be delivered
to Belfast Hive No. Is, in public at Odd Eel
lows Hall. June 30th, at p. m. The State Dep
uty, Mrs. Mary F. Jonss s, will make the delv-
cry. which is very pretty and entertaining
ceremony. musical program will follow and
refreshments will be served A cordial inv-
taton is extended to the public to attend
Forty-one Sir Knights of Palestine Com
mandery and their ladies' made the trip St.
Johns day to Vinalhavep, where they were
guests of De Valois Commandery. They left
here at Z a. m. on the steamer Gov. Bodwell,
accompanied by the Belfast band. The steam
er called at Camden 10 take on the Camden
Commandery and their ladies. Arriving at
Vlnalhaven short parade made, followed
dinner served by the ladies of Vinalhaven
Commandery in which Holsters had promi-
nent part. The afternoon was devoted to
drives about the island and sports, with ball
in the evening. The visitors left about a.
m. Wednesday on the Gov. Bodwell, the Bel
fast party arriving home about a. m.
Primrose Chapter, o. E. S. held the last
meeting of the season Friday, June goth, and
it was one of the most entertaining The
banquet and entertainment were in charge of
the gentlemen and brought out large attend
ance. The supper, served at $50 p. M, in
cluded lobster salad hot rolls, coffee, cake and
ice cream. After supper the degree of the
chapter was conferred upon one candidate
The farce, MRS. Stubbins Book Agent" was
presented, with the following cast: David
Stubbins, not SO simple as he seems. Clifford
J. Pattee; Peleg Legess book agent, DR.. o.
S. Vickery; Deacon Wheezy. widower with
mat rimonial intentions, Samuel l.. LORD; Mrs
| Elvira Stubbins, with mind of her own
| Clarence E. Read; Miss Amelia Marryme, a
| sentimental love-sick OLD maid, Charles A.
| Harmon. 1t was an excellent cast and the
farce was presented in manner that created
| merriment from start to finish
The Republican journal., 1913-06-26
DIED

Brown. In Vinalhaven. June IL, Eliza A
Brown, aged Is years, 10 months and q days
COTTON. In Bucksport, June 10. Miss Sarah
J. Cotton, aged rs years.
CUNNINGHAM. In Brooklyn, N. y, June H.
Mrs. Charles H. Cunningham, daughter of the
late John and Harriet Messer of Union, aged
SIS years. Burial at Augusta.
EMERY In Halldale, June 10, Thomas Ben
ton Emery of Grelton, o., formerly OF Hall
dale, aged rs years, ) months and II days.
HOMER. In Bangor, June Is, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs Eben W. Blunt Sarah Man
ly Lufkin, widow of Sewall c. Homer of Bucks
port, in her 9lst year.
FLOOD In Surry. June II. Simon W. Flood,
aged Sc years and II months
HANDY. In Bucksport June l5, Mrs. Annie
M. Handy, aged 81 years and 16 days.
HOWARD. In West Brooksville drowned.
June IA, Herbert S. Howard, aged 20 years, 6
months and II days.
DUMMY. In Bucksport, June 6, Mrs. Jane
Quimby, aged n years, 10 months and 2 days.
Roberts, formerly of Brooks, aged 70 years, 10
months and IA days.
SMITH, In West Brooksville (drowned) },
June H. Miss Rebecca E. Smith. aged 10 years,
months and days.
SMITH. In West Brooksville (drowned),
June IA, Miss Georgia M. Smith. aged Is years,
months and II days.
SMITH In Troy. June 18. Charles W. Smith,
aged "a years.
SMALLIDGE. In Castine, June IA, Capt. C.
w. Smallidge. aged SO y ears.
STEVENS. In Belfast. June "a, Miss Florence
Stevens, aged Is years, month and % days.
WIGHT. In South Penobscot, June II, Mrs.
Martha Wight, aged 70 years and months.
The Republican journal., 1913-06-26
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE.

| The following transfers in real estate were
recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds
for the week ending June Is. 1913
Patrick Mccormack, Winterport, to Mary
and Ellen ii. Morgan; land in Winterport.
Helen L. Ward. Pittsteld. to Burleigh Mer-
servey, Thorndike; Ii nd in Troy.
George Meservey, Troy, to Helen L. Ward,
Pittsfeld; land in Troy.
James W. Hartman, Auburn, to Arthur
Boyd. Frankfort land and buildings in Stock
/ ton Springs.
rine Phibrook. Winterport; land and building
in Winterport.
Nicholas Walton, Thorndke, to Mary
! Gordon, do; land in Thorndike.
A. E. Nlckerson. Swanville, to Della M.
George, Searsport; land and buildings in Sears
port.
Della M. George, Searsport, to Walter S.
Moody, Searsport land and buildings in Sears
port.
Pearl E. Hills, Northport, to Iona A. Flan-
ders, do; land and buildings in Northport
J. H. Payson, Warren. to E. B. Weeks, JEFF
ferson; land in Liberty
George Meservey. Troy, to Helen L. Ward.
Pittsfied; land in Troy.
Willard D. Jones, Palermo, to Seth E. Tur-
ner, do; land in Palermo
Mary A. PilIey. ct al. Brooks, to Vesta Rose
Varney, ct al, do; land and buildings in
Brooks.
Nancy J. Rose, ct al, Brooks, to Albert H.
Rose do; land and buildings in Brooks.
Emery W. Cunningham. Swanville, to C. E.
Hustus. do land in Swanvile
Loranus F. Pendleton. Islesboro, to Harry A.
Babhidge, do land in Islesboro.
Charles A. knowlton, Monroe to Arthur A
Varney, do; land in Monroe.
Frank L. Mason. Troy, to Evin E. McFar-
land, Palmyra; land in Troy
William Smith, Stockton Springs. 10 Helen
M Calderwood, do; land and buildings in
Stockton Springs.
Helen NJ. Calderwood, Stockton Springs, to
Hattie Caiderwood. do; land in Stockton
Springs.
The Republican journal., 1913-06-26
STATE OF MAINE.
Public Notice.

In conformity with the provisions of sections
Sc to SO, of Chapter 80, of the Revised Statutes
of Maine, and upon the petition of five or more
citizens of the State, and deeming it or the
best interest of the State, the Commissioners
of Inland Fisheries and Game, after due notice
to all persons interested in the subject matter
of said petition, and public hearing thereon in
the locality to be affected, and deeming it
necessary and proper for the protection and
preservation of the inland fish of the State.
hereby adopt the following needful Rules and
Regulations relating to the times and places in
which and the circumstances under which in
land fish may be taken in the waters of Duck
Trap Stream, so-called, and Sleepy Hollow
brook, so-called, and their tributaries, in the
towns of Belmont and Lincolnville, County of
Waldo
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
For period of four years from June 5th, A.
D. 1913, it shall be unlawful for any person to
fish for, take, catch or kill any kind of fish at
any time in Duck Trap Stream, so-called, or in
Sleepy Hollow brook, so-called, said waters be-
ing situated in the towns of Lincolnvile and
Belmont, in the County of Waldo, EXCEPT
that during the months of May and June of
each year it shall be lawful to fish in said Duck
Trap Stream, and during the month of April
of each year it shall be lawful to fish in said
Sleep Hollow brook, in accordance with the
general law of the State.
1t shall also be unlawful to fish for. take,
catch or kill any kind of fish at any time in
any of the tributaries to said Duck Trap
Stream or in any of the tributaries to said
Sleepy Hollow brook.
Section g. 1t shall also be unlawful for any
person to have in possession at any time any
kind of fish taken in violation of these regu-
lations. 3w26
Dated this 9Th day of June, A. d. 1918.
J. S. P. H. WILSON. Chairman,
WALTER l. NEAL
BLAINE s. VILES,
Comm iasionera of Inland Fisheries and Game.