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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-23
stovall Leaves Wallace at Home.

otoVaii Leaves wallace at Home.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. j
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 23.-When the
Browns start east tonight Bobby Wal
lace will be left at home. Manager
Stovall now fears that the broken
bone in Bob's wrist will keep the vet
eran infelder out of the game for the
rest of the season
1t will hurt the team, in case of ac-
cident to Austin, or others, if he must
rely on untried material to fill the
gap.
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PULL A VICTORY
AFTER 5 MISTAKES
Both Vail and Spencer Landed on in
No Uncertain Manner by
NJ Rabbit and Indian
slammers.
MANUsH KNOCKED OUT
Hit on the Arm and seneff Fills the
Chiefs MoccasIns--Jack Brings
IN Run or TWO on
Three Hits.
Special to The Gate City

Especial to The Gate City.l
CEDAR RAPIDS, July 23.-With
heavy and opportune hitting, the
Keokuk Indians yesterday overcame
their pile of errors, and won a holly
contested game from Cedar Rapids by
count of to 6.
Both Pitcher Spencer and Pitcher
Wahl were sclubbed with resounding
energy. Speed. however, proved the
weaker of the two, and had two In
nfngs Of genuine heavens agony. At
one time his weakness changed into
wildness, and he donated the Indians
q score by allowing a runner to score
on wild pitch. Speed furnished a
bit of tragedy in the second inning
when he hit Chief George Manush on
the arm with pitched ball. Chief
Manush had to quit playing, Pitcher
Semen relieving him as first base
man.
The Rabbits got running start on
the game in the very first two in
nings, and had it sewed up by a
score Of 8 to for FIVE rounds. While
the contest was thus sewed, the Bun
nies showed lack of fighting pepper,
this causing them to lose their margin
in the sixth inning, when the Indians
chalked up four runs This attack
by the Injuns inspired the Bunnies
with the necessary fighting pepper.
The Redskins, however, had a lead
and plenty Of confidence. and by fight
ing desperately succeeded in taking
the game.
The Indians started poorly. Smith.
the first man up in the first round,
get to first on Indian Jacks wild peg
to the initial sack. Goe hunted, and
Pitcher Wahl threw the ball away
while fielding the bunt. Dave Mill
gan skied out. Ward smashed a
single through second, scoring Smith
and Goe. Buster Brown and ..nllin
grounded out to the shortstop.
In the second round Jack Nc
Carthy poled one for three bases tc
right field, and scored on a sacrifice
fly by Speed Spencer.
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Browns New Short eeolns TO AIT.

Browns New Short Begins to Hit.
limited Press Leased Wire Service. j
ST. LOUIS, No. July 23.-Lavan,
the Browns new snprtstop from Mich
igan University, is Seginning to hit.
Johnny's work at short has been uni
formly good and at times brilliant,
but his work with the stick was woe
fully Weak. Yesterday he raped out
two singles.
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Dagger to center, scoring Ward and
Roy Brown. Mccarthy grounded to
the shortstop. and failed to beat the
throw to first base.
The score:
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third on passed ball by Link and
MEME singled. Nolt walked in the
seventh and stole second, went to
third on Links passed ball and scored
when WEIGH hit hot one through
Garrison
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-23

KEWANBE. I'll, July 2S.-In an ex,
citing ninth-inning rally the Boiler
makers put over the extra run which
gave them the entire series from
Muscatine. The Sterlings managed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-23

WATERLOO. Ia, July 2s.-The
Boosters won the most sensational
game of the season from Burlington
yesterday. They tied the score in the
eighth and won out in the tenth by
scoring two runs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-23

The Courier: The visiting leader.
Dick Rohn. the gent who retains his
position by making selni-annual ap.
pearance on the initial corner, re-
sembled rainbow In color after the
fourth frame. He turned pink, blue
and dark brown in turn and when
not shifting his comedy artists, he
occupied himself by counting the
Waterloo ball players. Counting the
bat boy he found IA on the local
bunch. His eyes then Travelled to the
club house whore Jimmy Dunleavy
with an aid We're carelessly sharpen,
Jig the lawn mower Two more play.
ers were added to the list Of ladder
climbers. Not satisfied with having
sixteen men on the Booster roster
Rohn, with eagle eye. searched the
grand-stand where he found another
pair of bali tossers bringing the total
to eighteen. That is five more than
the local directors are aware of In
some respect Rohn Is like Mugs Nc.
Graw- They are both heayy-weights.
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keokuk.

Summary.
TWO base -Wambsganns, Sen
eff. VAIL
Three base mccarthy, Miller,
Hilly.
Sacrifice hits Spencer, 2; Smith.
Stolen bases Smith, Ward, q;
Spencer, Jack, 2; Hilly.
Double plays-Wahl to Seneff.
Base on bals-on Spencer. 2: off
VAIL, 8.
Left on Cedar Rapids, 10;
Keokuk, 9.
Hit by pitched balls BY Spencer,
(Manush); by VAIL (McCarthy).
Struck out-By Spencer, 6, by
Vail, s.
Wild pitches Spencer.
Time of game-1:50.
| Umpire Fleming.
Attendance-6S3.
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STILL CONTEND
MANUSH IS WRONG
Waterloo Papers Have Taken up Pro-
tested Games at Length and Give
Names o. Players on
the Grounds.
GOES WAS NOT sIGNEI
Had Been Out Of the Game for More
Than a Month--coIlIns Went to
Park Seeking Job But
Was Not Signed.

Sport writer's in Waterloo still con-
tinue to chew and drivel over the
protested Keokuk and Burlington
games played there and in the Path
finder city. Each one of the three
daily sheets made the statement yes
terday in their respective columns
that Jay Andrews was not over the
player limit; and each in slightly diff
ferent terms says of the kicks regis
tered and the rest Of the squabble
involved:
The Times-Tribune: Word was re-
ceived in Waterloo yesterday from
President M. e. Justice of the Central
association to the effect that five of
the Booster victories had been pro,
tested. The protests were entered
with the league executive with the
claims that the local team had too
many men, but this claim is absolute
ly without truth and the local man
agement stands ready to prove its
innocence of the charge. The Booster
roster at the present time includes
the following players:
Pitchers -Hollenbeck, futile, Blod-
gett and Wilkus
Catchers- Ashland and Goes.
Infielders-A. Sheldon, Siglin, Ma
cauley and Wintz.
Outfelders-C. Sheldon, White and
Drum.
oor-non Ior rdrnWa
The list includes thirteen players
and the manager, which is the limit
in the c.. A. Eddie Goes has probably
/ been included In the list counted by
the opposing managers, but Goes was
released over a month ago and has
been out Of the game since the fore
part of June. He was undecided
whether or not to return to Waterloo
upon recovery. but having two weeks
and two half weeks pay coming during
his ailments stayed at Elk Run neal
this city. He has decided to stay here
and when Hanson was recalled b,
Manager Isbell of Des Moines OF
Sunday, Goes again entered the fold
| l1oD SOi hiiil W Go iViCooOu az SChdi
Rapids on the morning he was in
| jured. He is in the city at the pres
ent time, having recovered from thu
razor slash, but has nothing to d.
with the local team. With Blodget
out of the game the team is now be
low the limit and If anything Is shor
of available players.
The local management is ready TO
an investigation and In fact prefe
one. Secretary Farrell OF the Ma
1 tional association Of Minor league
registered the release of Goes in hi
bulletines some time ago. The re
lease of Bob Corkhill can also b,
shown As long as Cedar Rapids an,
! Waterloo, the new teams In th,
league, take their defeats withou
complaining the directors here cal
see no kick coming for the othe
teams.
The Reporter: A telegram, happil,
prepaid, was received last evening b.
w. A. Reed, president of the Water
loo baseball club, from Presiden
E. Justice concerning the games pro
tested by Keokuk and Burlington
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Games Tomorrow.
Keoknk at Muscatine.
Burlington at Ottumwa.
Monmouth at Cedar Rapids.
Kewanee at Waterloo.
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The Reporter: A telegram, happily
prepaid, was received last evening by
w. A. Reed, president of the Water.
loo baseball club, from Presiden
E. Justice concerning the games pro-
tested by Keokuk and Burlington.
The congratulatory note was worded
as follows:
"Will throw out games won by
Waterloo from Keokuk II your club
exceeded player limit
"Deyotedly yours,
"MILTON e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-23

17r|VtoIIcS. " TITS IIdI6,
beck and Ashland.
ten innings)
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The Anheuser- Busch main plant and
branches give employment to :, 500 people.
The main plant covers 142 acres, equal
to 20 city blocks. There are 10 separate
buildings, city In themselves.
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EAST suRRY.
Oct. %.

George Crowley and family have gone
TO Massachusetts, for the winter.
Capt. Winfield Treworgy is at home for
the winter, after season ON house. boat.
Carl christianson and family are oe-
e1pying one of the Carey cottages for
the winter.
The services held at Rural hall every
Friday evening are proving very interest
ing to the young people.
George Prince and family have moved
to surry village for the winter. They are
living with Mrs. Almira Miiliken.
Pearl b. Day and wife, OF Calais, are
spending few weeks here, guests OF Mrs.
Days parents, John Staples and wife.
Mrs. NJ. II. wasgatt has gone to Bangor
to visit her daughter. From there she
will go to Prospect to visit relatives.
A halloween social was held at the hall
Saturday evening. Ice-cream was on sale.
The proceeds are to help deiray the ex-
pense of Rev. MIR. Tickle in hts labors at
the hall.
Oct. 90 q
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sEDGWICK.
Oct. 20.

G. ). Bridges is at home from Hiram,
for few weeks.
q. NJ. Means and wife will soon return
to Boston for the winter.
Jay F. Small, who has been employed in
sargentville since February, is home.
II. d Means and wife have gone to sar-
gsntyille, where they will be employed at
+. j Sargents.
Quite number OF deer have been shot
In this vicinity. Gerald Bell shot two one
afternoon recently.
Al recent meeting OF Columbia chapter,
o. E. s, it was voted TO change the night
OF nesting from Wednesday TO Friday.
c. y. Rhodes, no was among the dele
gates to the Baptist State convention at
Bangor, returned home i'll. He is irnprov-
ing.
Ds. A. q. carter, of Holyoke, Mass, is
at home, called by the illness of his half
brother, J. W. Paris. Mr.. Paris is now
able 10 be out,
Oct. 20. III.
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NOTICE OF FORECLO>URE.

WHEREAS, George G. Davis, of Els
w worth, Hancock county Maine, by his
mortgage deed dated April 20. 1895 and re-
corded in Hancock county registry OF deeds,
book 292. page 1885, conveyed TO the Els
worth Real Estate Company a certain
lot or parcel of land situated in said Els
worth, bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning on Fifth street at a stake
at the southwest corner OF Ida NJ. Pho lot;
thence west by north line OF Firth street and
the South line of lots No. 5 and to Pond Street
about nine rods; thence northwest by east
line OF Pond Street to the southwest corner OF
lot No. 81; thence east on south line of lot No.
q and the south line of lot No. IL to the north
west corner of Ida NJ. Pho lot; thence south
by west line Of Pic lot to place OF beginning,
containing 20 square rods, more or less. and
being the whole OF lot No. and four rods OF
lot No. on plan of said company; and, where
as the conditions of said mortgage have been
broken; now therefore, by reason OF the
breach of the condition thereof the said
Ellsworth Real Estate Company claims a
foreclosure OF said mortgage.
ELLSWORTH REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
by John A. Peters, Treasurer.
Peters Knowlton, attorneys.
Ellsworth, Maine, October 10. 1919.
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legal Hotties.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

WHEREAS, Clara B. Kelley, of fremont,
w county of Hancock and State OF Maine,
by her mortgage deed dated the Hst day of
September a. d. 1912, and recorded in Hancock
county Maine, registry of deeds, book 49,
page 22i. conveyed to S. Crawford Webster,
OF fremont, county and state aforesaid, a
certain lot or parcel of land with the buildings
thereon situated in said fremont, bounde ed
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning
in the northern line of the late Joseph MUIR
phys homestead lot at the town road leading
to Seal Cove, thence northerly following said
road and the eastern line of the former home
stead OF James X. Kelley to the southern line
of the said James X. Keiley's land or pasture
lot at corner a short distance easterly from
said town road; thence by said pasture lot
easterly TO Jacob NJ. Kelley's ten acres lot to
the late George NJ Kelley's land, thence by
said Georges land easteriy to the so. called
"Lopaus- Carver" wood lot, thence southerly
by.said wood lot and land called "Hio" to
said Joseph Murphy's homestead; thence
westerly by the northeriy line of the Murphy
homestead to the place of beginning, contain
ing forty acres, more or less, excepting the
lots out of the above conveyed to Jacob NJ.
Kelley and Mary Kelley, with the buildings
thereon. Being the same property convey ed
to me by warranty deed from Joseph II.
Rumill. dated Oct 81, 1901, and recorded in
Hancock registry OF deeds, book 3s5, page 244.
And whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken, now therefore, ny rea-
son of the breach of the condition thereof,
claim a foreclosure of said mortgage.
S. CRAWFORD WEBSTER,
by Geo. r. Fuller, his attorney.
Dated Sept. 80, a. d. 1918.
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sOUri pENogscoT.

Mss Mary IL. Perkins is III.
Fraak, son OF Morris GrindIe, Is quite
u.
Coy Condor, L. OF NJ, has been at home
ssyegAl days.
The Penobscot potato house is about
ready for use.
AFs. Roy Savage is visiting her parents,
rank Staples and wife,
Mrs. Phebe GrIndlc has returned from
aFlsit in Brockton, Mass.
Mrs. Ralph Wooster Is able 20 walk out
noS, after being very III several weeks.
Mrs. Jennie Perkins is home from Jay,
where she has been visiting her sister.
Thomas 5. Grindle spent the weekend
with his parents, A. NJ. Grindle and wife.
Angus Peterson and wife, OF Portland,
have been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Stillmsn
Gfindle.
Miss Doris Grindle has returned home
nom Brockton, where she has spent sew
sral weeks.
Miss Jennie D. Wright has gone to
"Ailham, Mass, to spend the winter with
Der sister, Belle Wright.
Mrs. Clara Bowden and son Chandler
sptnt Saturday and Sunday with her
osother, Arthur NJ. Grindie.
Oct IL q.
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eoTNTY NEWS.
'', ao,TrgwEsr HARBoR.

v.,herIne Freeman spent last
ri IN ROckiand visiting relatives
opblic library is grateful to Mrs.
iae tor a gin OF more than a dozen
slasble books
alter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
c.,,nll on Oct. IA. MFR. Carroll, who
' - me traverse Jury at Ellsworth, came
81 a. =, day or two at the close of the
clinton Hamblen, who has been
few weeks at the home OF her
M, Mrs. Maria Milan, is now regain
s..Itb. aud will soon go back to her
esn home.
:. tiszis Clark, who has been, as
assisting her son, Schuyler Lord, at
n,,,go hotel through the summer, has
- the Freeman house at Pretty
s,..h fer the winter.
p.ul Atherton, Of Bangor, was In town
49, aays last week visiting bis mother,
80 still seriously III at the home of
s..,vr R. Fuller. Walter Fuller, OF Bos-
la came to see the invalid on Column
bus day.
A.. leon Wilson returned ON Friday
- from trip to New York with her
ss.sand. extending over six weeks. Mrs.
,,,nd. who kept house during her alb
.,see. wAl go to Yves, Eden for a few
sesks.
Ms. George Dunton has been enjoying
,srse-W eess' trip to Portland and Rock
- Jahn Howard, her brother in-lsw,
m .oop move his family to Fitohburg,
Mass. where he has good position. Mrs.
r,,,on sesnt a seek with her brothers in
pakland, returning home Saturday.
rhs many friends OF Mrs. Fannie Dolliver
As,v and at Msnset viii be interested to
,.,,p that she has left walthau, " here abe
y. lived twenty-fiv or thirty years, and
!. sow located at Alton, \. H., where her
oa Charles owns farm, ho having re-
Vusly resigned ais position In tae watch
haary. Although eighty-four years old,
Ms, Deliver IS young OF heart,snd but Tor
hliiur eyrsisht Is remarkably smart, en-
,cying tbo frequent trips she has made 10
,tsss places. and always giving a warm
welcome to her visiting friends. Her
s,vshtef, Miss Lizzie Harding, sill atlll
i've 10 waltham, valued friend to all
agE associates.
nt -. STRAY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.


Mrs. Jennie Dyer was Sunday visitor
with her daughter, Mrs. Murchie Gordon,
at Jacksonville.
Edward Bragdon, Neil Bunker, May
nard Fernald, and Athol Smith returned
from Fort Fairfield Tuesday.
Boyd A. Blaisdell is attending county
court. Mrs. Blaisdell was a visitor in
Ellsworth Friday and Saturday.
Galen Havey and wife, with infant son,
who have been with her mother here for
some time, returned to Sullivan last week.
Mrs. Carroll Dunn, OF West Gouidsboro,
is spending several days with her mother,
Mrs. H. G.. Worcester, during her illness.
Mrs. l. +. Butler, who returned to Oak
land Saturday, was accompanied there by
Mrs. Gertrude Fernald, who will spend
the winter with her son Maurice.
The editorial staff of the high school
met with Principal M. c. Foss Friday
evening, to arrange for issuance of the
next edition of the school paper, ''The
Voice."
Mrs. Effie Macomber's many friends
here learn with regret that she has changed
her place OF residence to West Sullivan,
where she will live in the house recently
vacated by G. NJ. Farnsworth and family.
schoodio grange birthday party was
quite successful, despite the prevailing
bad weather. Those who enjoyed the
chicken supper found the musical and
literary after-feast very pleasing. Some
thing over $50 resulted from his effort to-
ward a hail fund.
Oct m u
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y'SMustarine
Is in Town
Cold In Chest, Sore Throat, Pieurisy
Bronchitis and Lumbaeo Vanish
While you Sleep

J. A. Begy of Rochester. ". Y. is the
and now all-wise people have no further
use for mustard plasters. ointments, lini-
ments. etc.
BEGY's MUSTAR1SE won't blister
You can rub 1t on in a minute and the
next minute you'll know that Il has
started to draw out the inflammation.
Use It also for tousilitls. stiT neck,
sprains, swollen joints, neuralgia, head
ache, earache ana tootAacGe. It ABS RIBS
quickly and stops all aches and pains
Ike magic. All Druggists
It gives blessed relief to people who
suffer from rheumatism or Neuritis.
Only % cents. Be sure it's BEGY'S
MUSTARINE in yellow box.
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ORLAND.
oct.m.

Riverside chapter, o. f. s., will meet in
special session, Oct. %. Ii is earnestly de-
sired that the officers especially will be
present.
Rising sun lodge, F. and A. NJ, accepted
an invitation from Rev. A. b. McAlister
and attended the Orland Methodist
church Sunday, Oct. 10, in form. The
lodge convened at Masonic ball at $780,
and went in a body to the church at 100.
The subject, "Hope, Faith and Charity"
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entertainments.
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Cod Liver oil and Iron have proved
to be the two most successful tonics
the world has ever known--iron for
the blood and the medicinal curative
elements Of cod liver oil as a strength
and tissue builder for body and
nerves, and for the successful treat
ment Of throat and lung troubles.
Two eminent French chemists dis
covered a method OF separating the
curative medicinal elements of the
Gods livers from the oil or grease
which Is thrown away but to these
medicinal elements tonic iron is now
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As a body-builder and strength ere.
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to restore strength after sickness:
and for chronic coughs, colds, bron-
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II 1t does not help you.
p. s. For pimpIes and brotches try
our Saxo Salve. We guarantee 1t.
G.. A. PARcHER,
Ellsworth, Me.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

UTHEREAS, EldoTs Foss and Alfonzo Foss
w both of Ellsworth, Hancock county,
Maine, by their mortgage deed dated April Is,
1895 and recorded in Hancock Registry of
deeds in book 2ss, page 476, conveyed to Els
worth Real Estate Company a certain lot or
parcel of land situated in said Ellsworth
bounded and described as follows, to witt
Beginning on Fourth street on the north
side thereof at the southwest corner of the
McGee lot, so-called. now owned by A. F.
Burnham; thence westerly and always follow
ing the northerly line Of said Fourth street
one hundred and forty-two feet, more or
less, to stake at the corner of a street called
Pond street. as recently projected by L. A.
Wyman. surveyor, and now being built;
thence nor theasterly and always following
the east line of said street one hundred and
twenty-seven feet to q stake; then south
easterly and always parallel to said Fourth
street about one hundred and forty two feet
TO said McGee lot, So called; thence sout a.
westerly and always following the west line
OF said MCGEE lot about one hundred and
twenty-seven feet TO the place OF beginning
and containing eighteen thousand thirty four
square feet, more or less; and whereas, the
conditions of said mortgage have been broken,
now. therefore, by reason OF the breach of
the condition thereof the said Ellsworth Real
Estate Company claims o foreclosure of said
mortgage.
ELLSWORTH REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
by John A. Peters, Treasurer.
Peters & Knowlton attorneys,
Ellsworth, Maine, October, 10, 1913
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BROOKLYN.

Will Hsrrigk is painting A. ", Bridges
sOQse.
Stephen u. Cousins has returned from
Boston.
nrs. thariena Lowe, of Dser Isle, is in
sown on business.
Mrs, Guy Means, of sedgwiek, is visit
Ing Der father, =. II. Bridges.
Casrtes Blake has returned from north
en .sainr, here he hss been employed.
Mrs Alfred Joyec has returned from
PuflAl4, 81 acre she attended the Robekah
tsssma.y-
LaJ. b. L. stewart has gone to swan S
islaaI ~i.a lead OF apples, in the
.esa5a-i ...atnp.
AI.us n. kins, OF Dapvers, Mass, who
ass ens h.. vacation hsFe, returned to
his home saturday.
HAnes, home society held its annual
s!+. .r ., Wednesday evening, at
Masonic ball. Proceeds, $3.50.
s-.-- 80. 1.1,u has moved back to
A,ss. .-.-.- iyts's from i. @. Herrick s.,
Hs.ss t-. Aas saent the past year.
kss 9e,tes smith and wife, OF Peuoo-
~ tp~ for tao weeks. MIR.
Smith preached at the Baptist church
s.sIa.
Wallace Kane has moved his household
D.
o. ,.y ss soon as the canning
saassn oget.
o., .. UNE FEMME.
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GREAT POND.

Jasper II. Haynes is visiting here.
Rev. Ida Garland has gone away for the
winter.
The ladies' club met with Mrs. T. H..
McIninch Thursday.
Mrs. Katherine Williams has been visit
ing Mrs. Rowe in Aurora.
Melvin s. Smith, OF Ellsworth, is spend
ing his vacation at Ezra Williams.
A Bangor party of four came out from
Brandy pond Friday with a nice deer.
Oct. IL. Il.