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The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
DAVIS DISTRICT.

l.. X. Wood and wife. Claude
Wood. wife and baby were visitors
at the home OF George Wood Sun
day.
Luther Fowler and wife OF Slater
visited his parents here Sunday.
Born, to Lloyd Kemper and wife
Monday, February II, a son
w. NJ. Johnson of Slater came out
sunday In his automobile. His sic,
ter, Miss Beulah Johnson, accompapi.
cd him home.
Mrs. w. NJ. %Gadberry. who has
been sick. Is convalescent.
Services at the school house were
well attended Saturday night. Rev.
Clemens announced that there wouli
be preaching again the third Saturday
night In March.
Dorcer Hill transacted business in
Iowa last week.
Dick irwin OF Excelsior Springs was
a visitor at the home of ]. s. John
sol recently.
Fred Thesis of Slater visited al
the home of Joe Hermann a few
days last week.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
MT. LEONARD.

Mira. Layle of Odessa was a guest
OF her sister, Mrs. George Wright,
last week.
Rev. Clarence Hodge OF Marshall
was a visitor to Mt. Leonard Friday
and preached a fine sermon at the
Baptist church while here.
Mrs. Tom Smith was called 10 Nor
ton Wednesday to see a sick child Of
George Longs.
Miss Minnie Hockensmith was n
visitor 10 the county seat Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. futile and children
visited the family OF u. X. Evens in
Marfball Sunday.
Sire. Charles saycrs was a visitor
to Marshall Monday.
+. NJ Smitherman and son, Fred.
Jr.. were visitors OF Mrs. NJ. Gentry
Thursday evening.
Miss Jennie Shepherd spent Sunday
with her parents north OF town.
Carl Grimes, wife and daughter
velma Lue were guests OF Mrs.
Grimes parents in Marshall Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. II. T. Brightwell was u ylsi-
tor with her parents, Andrew Bridges
and wife. nj Slater recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Sayers were
ut home 10 a limited number OF
friends Friday. Feb. ~. The even
ing was passed pleasantly In playing
finch. Light refreshments were
served during the evening and lastly
the postoffice was opened and every
n received a token of love also a
few comics which caused much fun.
G. J.. oquest has moved his family
10 the Row farm near shackelford.
Mr.: Gates OF neal Marshall will take
charge OF the farm. We regret very
much to see Mr.. oquest and family
leave our community.
Mrs. NJ. q. Bray vas called TO
Omaha, Neb., last week to see her
daughter, Mrs. Maurace Bray. who Is
sick.
Mr.. George Sylvester went to Kan
sas City Monday to attend the auto
mobile show.
Mr.. Charley Roe OF Kansas City
is the guest OF Mr.. Phil Kellett and
family.
q. L. Mayfield transacted business
In Marshall Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
FISH CREEK.

Chas. Shepard moved TO Jim Meth
erton's place this week.
Mrs. Sarah Field has been on the
sick list for a few days. but IL re.
ported better.
The following OF this place were
I'm Slater Saturday: Rub white. y.
Il. Lewellen and daughter Alta. Miss
es Florena Haynes. Chas. Shepard
and daughter Lura, and George Deer
ana family.
Mitchell Ollie was shopping In sla-
ter Monday.
Miss Hannah Hoener. who spent
last week In Slater returned TO her
homo here Monday.
Richard Robinson was in Slater
Sunday.
Dick Heumann and sister ollie
were shopping In Slater Monday.
The plano contest closes Saturday,
February 22 at 8 o'clock and all
those having secured votes please
turn them In before then. Take
them to the slater News office. These
votes TO be applied to the organIza-
ton OF Fish Creek b. Y. p. U.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
SUGAR TOWN.

The social given by the ladies' oi
the Gabel Arnold Missionary society
at the home OF Mr.. A. q. Jones, Fri.
day night, was well attended and
proved very successful. A short pro.
gram was rendered at the beginning
OF the evening. Rev. Cecil Meade
OF Marshall gave u talk on foreign
missions and Mrs. j. J. Witt rendered
a beautiful solo which were both
duly appreciated.
Mrs. j. A. Strong and children
Mildred and Nellie. Mr.. and Mrs. A
j. lIenegar were guests Sunday o
MIR. and Mrs. T. II. Zimmerman.
Miss Leah Wood entertained at
six-o'clock dinner Saturday, the fol
lowing young ladies in honor OF her
eighteenth birthday: Misses Amelia
and Maudie Keehart and Mary Badcr.
The following beaux came later I'm
the evening: Messrs Ferrill QuigR
Fred Henry and Faris Baker.
WNHo p''ild doh'h vent W NuINuF
city Monday. where she viii take up
her position as milliner with Lyon
Millinery Co.
Miss Vera lienegar spent Saturda,
with Miss Ora Marksbury.
Misses Gladys aud Leah Woo
we're guests Tuesday OF Mrs. Amol
KcChGrt.
Mrs. J.. II. Keehart entertained at
dinner sunday the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Ennis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Keehart. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
1willing and MIR. aud Airs. Amel Kec-
hart.
Mrs. &. l.. Ennis spent Saturda.
night at the home OF her parents. Nj
aud Mrs. John Twilling.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Keehart, NJ
and Mrs. Amel Keehart and Mrs.
l.. Ennis were guests Saturday even
Ing OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Keehart.
Mr., and Mrs. J. T. Fisher and Mis-
Gladys Wood spent Sunday at IN"
home OF Mr., Conway Kelly.
Mr.. Jacob Nels and Miss Lea.
Wood were guests OF Miss Vera Bell
Sunday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
ELMwOOD

Misses Bertis and Edna Mueller re-
turned home Saturday after a two
month visit in Illinois and st. Louis
with relatives.
Mrs. Sam Fulkerson is on the sick
list at this writing.
Will Flair and family visited Err
est Kirchoff and wife Thursday.
The Elmwood Sunday school gave
an ice cream social Thursday night II
was we'll attended. /.
Mr.. A. p. Reager and wife and
Miss Grace LaRue were dinner guests
of j. r. Laughlin and wife Sunday.
Troy LaRue and sister. Grace. left
Tuesday night for their home in New
Mexico.
Charlie Lennon and wife were
shopping in Sweet Springs Monday.
Mrs. John Martin and Mrs. Hugh
smith and children visited Mrs. T. A.
Smith and family Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
JESTER ITEMS.

Claud Gaudman visited Charley
Laxton recently.
Drs. William Harrison and Con-
nell We're called to see Harry Hayes
Sunday morning.
A number from here were shopping
In Marshall Saturday.
Mrs, b. w. Eddy and daughter,
Miss Edith, spent the day Friday
with Mrs. j. X. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pit Bell were shop
ping In Marshall Friday.
Obed Noble of Marshall was call
ing at the home OF his son, John
Noble, and family Sunday
j. w. Caldwell helped Mr.. Warn
ner Kent haul corn last week.
Miss Hazel Noble has been very
sick for the past two weeks.
One more week and John Schley
viii move over in Sugartown vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdo Haberman
celebrated their twenty-fifth anniver.
sary by inviting a limited number OF
their friends in on Monday. Februar,
3, at their beautiful home three
miles east OF Marshall. They receiv.
ed some very nice presents. Al
elegant supper was served at
o'clock After supper the guests en-.
joyed themselves in dancing.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
BLUE LICK

Mrs. Wingfield has returned home
after several months stay in Mar
shall. We r glad to welcome her
back.
f. w, York returned Saturday at
ter a trip to Oklahoma prospecting.
Charles Crowder and b. 8. Hall OF
Sweet Springs were ~transacting hush
ness In Blue Lick Thursday.
J.. III. Dennis and family spent Sun.
day with q. b. Lasleys.
Little Raymond Barton has been
on the sick list.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
BLOssER

Miss Katharine Fletcher returned
home Tuesday after a several days
visit with friends and relatives at
Waverly and Grand Pass.
Miss Sylvia DeMoss Is visiting
Katharine Fletcher several days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sailor. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. p. Blosser spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sailor.
Misses Myrtle Blosser and Maurice
oauidin returned Monday evening
after a weeks visit in jefferson City.
Otis Blosser is visiting his brother
Clyde in Lexington and friend in
Kansas City this week.
Louie Biosser was a Malta BEND
visitor several days this week.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
CLAY

Wick Davis was shopping in Mar
shall Saturday.
John Brumble and daughter Min
ME. were trading in Slater Wednes-
day.
Alex Spencer and son sold their
personal property Tuesday. February
II. They will reside in Columbia
Mo.
sailie Brown was a Slater visitor
saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21

Mrs. Morris returned wednesda,
after q brief stay with her daughter
Mrs, P. :. Reynolds.
Miss Moliie NeI spent Friday nigh.
with friends in Arrow Rock and wai
accompanied home by Miss Rub,
Poindexter. who spent Saturday Will
her.
MIR. G. =. Martin passed through
here Friday enroute TO Marshall.
Miss Ruth Brown was guest Fri.
day night OF Miss Julia odell of Clay
Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. West and dau.
gbters, Misses Lucille and Lorine and
Mrs. Sallie West OF Clay Center spent
Sunday at a. f. Morris.
John fiowell hauled corn to Nap.
ton last week.
Harvey Pickering spent a few
hours at Edgar Lefaivres, Friday.
Frank Piper visited from Friday
until Monday with Roy Gwinn O.
Slater.
Mrs. Charley Mitchell and daueh-
ter were. trading here Wednesday.
Henry Davis has been III for sever
NJ days with the soar throat.
Mr.. William Rhine and daughter
were trading IN Marshall Friday.
Messrs Ward and Wallace Piper
made a business trip 10 Slater, Fri
day.
Misses Lucy Dowden and Ethel
Ellis visited from Friday until sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Embrey and
baby spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs.
VIII vanarsdale.
VIII Gambell was on the sick list
Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. Arch Gregory Sundayed at A.
+. Morris.
Charley Piper and sister, Lorene
spent a few hous Friday evening at
Browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Townsend at
the funeral OF Mrs. Spriggs
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. u. Simmons spent
Sunday with the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. j. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James odell and son.
Ernest and baby were dinner guests
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII VanArs
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Webb and dauglI.
ters were trading in Marshall Satur
day.
Mrs. A. +. Morris was trading here
Friday.
Sunday school was well attended
here Sunday.
Mrs. WIN vanArsdale spent n few
hours with Mrs. Lon Piper and dau-
ghter. Miss Sallie.
Messrs Charley Spencer and Clar-
llouchin made there regular trip
In this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. Ward Piper called on fair sen
near Norton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Spencer were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Howell and family.
Miss SallIe Piper spent Saturday at
Mrs. June Webb's.
Misses Mary Odell and Marie Piper
OF Clay Center were trading here
Wednesday,
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
SWEET SPRINGS.

guest Of Mrs. a. r. Wilson.
MIR. Z. l.. Sturgeon went to Kansas
City on Tuesday for a business triD
returning on wednesday.
Mrs. c. X. Smith was the hostess e.
Wednesday 10 a AZ party. Mrs
Smith entertained again on SATURDAY
afternoon, taking her guests in re.
lays.
Mrs. j. F. Elsner left on WedacA.
day OF this week for Kansas City
where she will spend several day.
with her sister, Mrs. James Morrow.
Miss Josephine simrall leaves Oh
Thursday morning for Columbia, 10
visit her brother. William Simrall,
who is attending the state university.
The Priscilla club met with Mrs.
J. u. Evans on Tuesday afternoon OF
last week and vas entertained ia a
very agreeable n 1t was Ia
part a business meeting.
Mrs. John Dillon moved last week
from the house owned by Dr. owens
In the south end OF town, TO a cottage
on the north side OF the railroad.
Miss Daisy Smith spent a few day.
OF last week In Kansas City on u bust.
ness trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Albertson Of Sedalia
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. willis
Smith last week.
Mrs. a. -. Cayton and Mrs. J.. j..
Kennedy were passengers to sedalia
en- Monday of last week. Mr.. Foreat
Benton was the guest last week OF
his sister, Mrs. George Browning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Cher.
ken. Tuesday. February nth, a dad
ghter.
Misses Ella and Ida Smith enter
tanned the Endeavor society OF the
Christian church at their home ON
Daisy emu on Thursday night OF
last week.
Mrs. Dowden OF Mt. Leonard Is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. u. l.. Hus-
ton.
A new boy arrived at the home OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Julius vogelsmeior ~,
Wednesday, February 18th.
Mrs. +. c. Hayman arrived IRON
Houstonia on Saturday afternoon and
Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. G. ".
Hedger.
Mr.. Charles Dotson of near Long
wood died very suddenly last week.
at his home. lie was a nephew oil
Hrs. j. a. Sink OF Sweet Springs. The
burial took place at Longwood. the
Lnernl services being conducted 10y
Rov. John Crockett.
The Priscilla club gave a large and
very elegant reception at the home Of
Mrs. J. Wills Smith on Friday even
Ing OF last week. The house was
beautifully decorated suitable To 81.
Valentines day and ~ was inlni led
N until u late hour. There wore
nlnety-liye guests present aud 1; was
certainly a very enjoyable occasion.
Sweet Springs has been unusually
gay during several weeks. Last week
Hrs. y. l.. Sturgeon entertained a
Number III guests, also, Miss Jessie
iiellaney. Mrs. Evans aud Mrs. q. r..
smith TO say nothing OF the charming
reception Sven at Mrs. willis Smiths.
Mrs. George Drownlag returned N
lhu SHAY night IRON Springfield ac-
oGm2anied by her mother. Mrs. Rem
Ton an Ter niece, Miss Lucille Zen
ton.
Mr.. G. X. Smith was IN Texas last
week looking after property interests
there. There Is a rumor that there
are signs OF oil on some OF his land
there.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Pres
byterian church are busy this week
preparing for their Martha Washing
ton tea ON the afternoon OF the 22md
at Mrs. h. l.. Bellamys.
Mrs. A. +. Wilson en~tertalns the
Priscilla club on Tuesday Afternoon
or this week In honor OF Miss Harriet
Smith. who il her guest.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21

Mrs. Lydia Bell and little daughter
Catherine OF Marshali are spending
the week with her mother, Mrs.. H.
Tatum.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLuEHrLr..


,...nh i. Hinckley, native OF Bluehiii,
~ II his home in Campo seco. Gala
0l. 81. eounty, Cal, March n, after an ILL
W. ~ n three years, aged seventy-eight
- the Calaveras Prospect, of ssn An
- iuan extended obituary, says OF him;
,..,ns J. Hinckley was a native OF Bluehili,
80 born January Z. 1885 His earlier
So. ,s.,e spent In that state as ship car
~ 80, M 10 the time Of the California gold
E'.s,su,ent. In the spring OF isss he sailed
-. - 81, Francisco, crossing the isthmus and
s.,r,ng In the fall OF the same year.
~ vent TO Ianoha plana, amador county,
- he became identified with successful
'',..s,.paipins during the life Of that camp.
g. moved to Caisveras about the time that
-, VA. Girst discovered In that camp. He
~ keen interest In everything pertain
- the development and progress OF that
.,ssS,ry, and was recoguisedsauthority on
- ,,iaeer and copper-mining.
!, ,sss he married Mary Coaghiin. TO which
-, we're born ave children - Jessie C.
u,.esley. Of Tacoma. Wash. Annie NJ. Hin
.s,4y. Of Campo scco. Joseph J. Hinckiey, OF
=, piexo. the late Jno. N. Hinckiey. OF
si.bee. AriS.. aud Mira. n. A. Case. Of santa
crut.
Ne. Hineklsy was known throughout his
~. A. nan Of sterling worth, his integrity
"a honor being at all times excmplifed in
a, dealings With his fellow-men. He had
s,eu sn odd Fellow ifty-four years.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS, Marshall N. Mixer, formerly
w OF Holden. county of Penobscot and
State of Maine, now deceased, by his mort
gage deed, dated the thirty first day OF
August, 1905, and recorded in the Hancock
registry of deeds. book 1877, page 1893, conveyed
to lydia II. Jones, formerly Of Bangor county
of Penobscot and State of Maine, now de-
ceased, a certain parcel OF real estate situate
in Dedham, county of Hancock and state of
Maine, and bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at the northeast corner of
a lot of land formerly owned by Samuel
Piukham on the Bucksport road so called and
running on said road north easterly about one
hundred rods to land formerly owned by
Watson s. Ellington. thence said lot line
north westerly about forty rods to yellow
birch tree or stump marked on said Holden
ana Dedham line, thence south forty-three
and one half degrees west about one hundred
rods to the Pinkham land, thence on said
Pinkham line to the first mentioned bound
containing thirty acres more or less.
Also one other lot of land bounded as fol-
lows. to wit: Beginning at a stake and stones
on the west side of the BuckspoTt road and
the Holden town line. thence north easterIy
on said Holden line, about eleven rods to
the line OF the above mentioned lot, thence
on the above mentioned lot line forty
seven rods TO the Bucksport road, thence
south westerly on said Bucksport road,
about thirty one rods to the first mentioned
bounds containing six acres more or less.
Also one other lot of land bounded as fol-
lows, TO wit: Beginning at a stake and stones
the line between the towns OF Dedham and
Holden, thence on the lines between said
towns south forty-three and one half degrees
west seventy. three rods to a cedar stake
thence east twenty six degrees south to
stake and stones on the Bucksport road,
thence north twenty six degrees west to the
hrst mentioned bound, containing eleven
acres more or less. The above lots being q
part of the Mclaughlin iarm ia Dedham and
the same premises with the buildings thereon
decided TO said Marshall N. Mixer by Lydia II,
Jones.
Now, therefore I, Freeland Jones, executor
OF the estate of Lydia III. Jones. whose will is
nf mr. al
and having qualified as said executor, by
reason of the breach OF the condition hereby
claim foreclosure OF said mortgage
FREELAND JONES, Exr,
April " 1913. Est of Lydia H. Jones'
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Legal Nutirfs.
NOTICE OF roREcLosuRE.

UyHEREAS, Fred B. Clair, OF Bucksport,
w county Of Hancock, State of Maine,
BY his mortgage deed dated the twenty fourth
day OF December, q. d. 1916, and recorded in
Hancock county registry OF deeds, in book
475, page 407, conveyed to me, the undersigned,
George W. Bassett. then OF Eiliottsville Plan
tatioB, county Of Piscataqnis, State of Maine,
now of Verona, in said county OF Hancock,
the following described real estate situated in
said Bucksport, described as follows;
First lot. Beginning on the southeriy side
OF lot numbered 1877, on the westerly shore OF
Hancock pond; theme. running about north
$40 west on the line between lots numbered
ioe and lo7, about eighty (so) rods to stake
and stones AT the corner OF land formerly
owned by j. II. West; thence northeasterly on
the line of said West about forty six rods to
the line between lots ls7 a. ios; thence ON said
line south about $40 east shout eighty rods to
the road to stake and stones standing FIVE
rods north about $40 west from the westerly
shore OF the stream or brook which runs out
OF Hancock pond; thence on line south
westerly which shall be six rods north slo
west from the shore OF the aforesaid brook
Mt the outlet OF said pond and so continuing
the same course to sad pond; thence westerly
by the shore of said pond to first mentioned
bounds. except the rights OF the town In q
roadway across said lot.
Second lot. Parts OF lots numbered 115 g.
li6 seventh range in said Bucksport. and
bounded. Beginning at the northeasterIy
corner OF land OF Noah Rideout on the west
erly side Of the old Long Pond road; thence
by the westerly side of said road (62 a. la
sixty-two and one-baif rods, more or less, to
land OF j. w. and A. O. Swazey; thence north.
westerly by land Of said Swazeys sixty-seven
(67) rods, more or less: thence about south
So west forty (40) rods, more or less, being
corner Of an old fence built by Ambrose Ride
out and John N. Swazey; thence north 800
west to the shore OF Long Pond; thence by the
shore of Long Pond southeriy to a continue
ton of Noah Rideout's northerly line; thence
by said line to the place OF beginning. In
tending to convey the same premises con-
veyed by Mary Eldridge and others, with the
same reservations contained in said deed to
George Clair by deed recorded in said
registry OF deeds, book 2ss. page ia. Both Of
me by Addie G. Clair by her deed recorded in
said registry of deeds, book 474. page sIs, and
whereas the condition of said mortgage is
broken, now therefore. by reason of the
breach OF the condition thereof. claim
foreclosure OF said mortgage.
GEoRGE w. BAssErr.
BY his attorney, T. H. Smith.
Bucksport, Maine, April IA, 1913.
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OTIS.

Miss Mary Warren, OF Bangor, visited
her sister, sirs. Roland Salisbury, ovel
saturday.
Mrs. DELTA Lally is visiting her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Everett Higgins and Mrs
George Graves, in Lanioinc.
Wv. fIbbstts' mare gave birth last
Tuesday to handsome colt, its sire being
eiuebloode 1 tcllow with record.
James o. Jordan bought last week in
Bangor mate for bis horse, making q
handsome and vaiaa bic pair Mr. Jordan
has engsged to convey the pupils for the
year School began Monday.
NeEs ~ss received here last week OF
the marriage Ia Bangor of Miss Lettie
GaFland, Of this place, to Charles Drew.
formerly OF Eddington. Miss Garland's
hsnds extend hearty congratulations.
Keth Warren Bowiby. who underwent
ssesoa' surgical operation at Bangor
ho'pietl, returned last week, after a
months absence. All her friends will be
siAS 10 know that she is rapidly gaining.
apsA Il. DAVIS.
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BE A CHARMING WOMAN

You never saw a beautiful woman
who didn't have beautiful hair. The
charms of beautiful woman lie in
her hair. Many women do not realize
the attractions they possess because
they do not give proper attention to
the hair.
The women of the "400'' are famed
for their beauty, not because their
facial features are superior to those of
other women, but because they know
how to keep young by supplying vigor,
lustre and strength to the hair.
Up to few years ago PARTISAN
SAGE could hardly be obtained in
America. But now this delightful
hair-restorer can be had in every town
in America. G. A. Parcher sells it in
Ellsworth for fifty cents bottle, and
guarantees it to grow beautiful, luxu-
RANT hair; to stop falling hair; to eradi-
cate dandruff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-23
CAPE ROSTER.

School in district No. began Monday
with Hattie Hale as teacher.
Maurice Gray has installed an engine in
his new motor-boat the Grayiing.
James Peasley is having q motor boat
built in Castine by William Webster.
William counce has the contract to carry
the mail between Cape Roster and Castine.
Mrs. Mary Gray and daughter Marjorie,
who have spent the winter in Rockland,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Adlena Black, who has been visit
ing relatives in Washington and Boston,
Is expected home shortly.
Eugene Jordan has purchased large
motor-boat at isiesboro, and taken il to
Camden to have the engines installed.
April IS. q.