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PIERRE HAITTE. ind, Sept ,4.- The grand jury has now under inves- tigation the story of nn attack made by President iianloy of Franklin col lege on his own father, Calvin Hani-y, who was also II prominent educator The charge k said |" be serious one md naturally Il very great sensation has been created owing to the position of the prisoner
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seseial Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, Sept. l5.--R"v. Hans Schmidt, assistant rector Of St. Jos eoh's church. lHs confessed to the murder of Anna Aumullcr. whose dis uenbered body was found in the Hud . son fortnight ago. The identifica- ton of the body was Il matter of the most extreme difficulty as 1t had been cut Into several pieces. The girl was a domestic in the, Nuse of Schmidt and 1t is evident that she w,,s about to
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DON'T FORGET

ts cut our priesiist printed on the back pass es this paper, and tack in con vsnisnf piaes for reference.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co. Adv.
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The steamer Hottie 3 will take the Alaska's place. carrying the mail fer the U. .. Mercantile co
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the former oral notification has been vouchsafed by him.
 Some battles have recently taken have been almost invariably victor ious and the Huerta government is believed to bc sinking tn It's doom as fast ms did the government of the Alatleros.
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.Ths Peoples Papsr"-Nsms Nussse
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co TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the bsst bread and pastry. The only Coffee Heuss h ts~m.
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THE NEW xAaLG. The home q strsIsht wklslssys

Minins Editisrs ready ssr ms':Ins at tho Nussst ofsee. eee.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. I4.- 'I'rcsi- dent Hanley on hearing that the grand jury WAS invest tiHiti ing his casc made
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m Pssplss Papsr'--s'sms Nuasss !
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rMs Daily Musss.. saas par ~snsh.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
s&,ss Of the T5NE and Village Told Bflefh
tor B.sy Readers

James Ellsworth has finished work
at the Hart.Baird restraint
E. H. Peelor CT Adams street, who
has been i'll, was able to be out this
morning for the first time
Miss Leila Krogman, who has been
visiting Miss Edna Walbridge, has 70.
turned to her home in Lanesboro.
Mass
Mrs. George Howard OF Arlington,
q former resident Of North Benning-
ton, Is spending the day with friends
in town.
II. Meyer and family are preparing
10 remove TO Erie Pennsylvania, to
reside. For several years Mr.. Meyer
has conducted Il tailoring establish
ment here and IS to enter the same
business at Erie
The Young ladies sewing class was
entertained Wednesday evening by
Miss Nay Bnae Of North Bennington
Prizes in guessing contes. were
awarded to Miss Ella Cummings and
Miss AgneH Driscon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
ARLINGTON
!. /. Jones Is in Boston.

". /. Jones Is in Boston.
Mrs Paul Rochester OF New York
Is in town.
The regular 0. f. 5. meeting WA
held Wednesday evening IN the Ma
sens rooms.
Mrs. \. K. Webb has not been as
we'll for the past two weeks suffering
vita rheumatism.
william Smith OF New York has
been IN town in connection with
businosa OF the Hale company
A chicken pie supper served by the
Congregation people was held al the
homo 81 Irving Gront on "Wednesday
eyeninl
Mr.. and Mrs. Ber MorseAouse and
SON. Robert and Mrs. Carrie Otis Of
West Arlington We're IN the village
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Desablon have
moved from Miss Ellen Higgins tene-
mcnt to the one over Proyans Black
olHiiu supp
Nh and Mrs W. /. Jones received
word Saturday that their SON Lesley
who attends Worcester Academy,
mad the misfortune 10 ian on The
campus breaking two bones in his
right arm.
Frank Young OF Burlington haa
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Lcmuel
Buck, Mrs. Charles Young who has
been visiting her son returned here
with him ana viii spend tho winter
with her daughter Mrs. Buck
Mrs. Fred Cole. who has been IN
ore OF the hospitals in Troy for the
past six weeks following an operation
died there Tuesday morning. Death
was due to pneumonia Her husband
went To Troy Tuesday morning and
accompanied the remains 10 her
home here Shells survived by three
sisters and three brothers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
OLD pEOi LIE GAIN
Strength by Taking VinoI Here Is
Pre- Of.

Strength by Taking Who'll, Here Is
Prcof.
So many cases like this arc con
stantly coming to our attention that
We publish j, for the heneat of oth
crs:-Mr John Widmayer OF JACK
son. Mich, says q am nearly &c
years of age, and was In q leab
condition bat Vinol has done wonders
for me. II Is the best medicine ID
,raa.c strength ! have ever Gean an,
{ have taken q good many oil them
Last spring 1 was run down ano
worn out but ! took Ninol and soor
osa.ncd my strength. Vinol is Ger
,oinly an invisorating ionic Tor Ok
people
II is tine medicinal curative Gle
mcuts OF the cod live.s without OF
aided by the blood-makng aaS
,t1ongth-creatHe properties OF toni,
ron which are contained IN Vino
.b makes T. go efficient In saei
sasos.
IL yca have an aged father. nc
hc- or anyone n your family wh
leods suene n-crcadng tonic tr.
yinol on our offer 10 give back You
money it It fails 90 beueht ". l.
Gohay Druggist bennington, VI
H.. S. For itching Burning SKIN II.
cur Saxo Salye We guarantee It
Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
7 . NIGH !
QUO VAUI5'
The Eighth Won
der OF the World

Unparalleled IN the world for pao-
cs.apaic beau g. human interest
r. n@uc pcwer and spectacular
1andeur s George kleine's prodnc'
lon @, tAc Cmos phc;o-drlma "Quo
a0ia" whicl ls 20 be thc attraction
hr opera house l1r $50 Wor'
-ha commencing lhis evening
3A matinee Saturday. A'noJ5A
.hH jsa strong statement 20 make.
uly verified 10y the remarkable
uas this attraction has had pa ,hr
ls.o- Theatre New York City .hc
auick al philadelphia IcNlckcr %
b CMcago. fremont Theatre ia Pos.
9a ,ud q hes OF other cities unnc-
ucs. adverse Circumstances 1nd
summer limo. too, when oycry
)ttcr dramatic form of entertain
mont nas faled 20 attract Jhc public
n,a .hoofres. This fact alone .s spI
ieicnt -ulsantauon 81 almost any
% ,triiou TINT may lo made about
PIE truly wonderful paotodrama
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
gLoeee WITH OLD swEIrHEARr
ed 25 Years Ago
IS Years Ago

Philadelphia. Dec "a rustic 70.
nance which started quarter of n
century ago culnina,ed yesterday,
when William English, 20 years old,
resident Of Malvern, and Ars. May
McCarns, A years old, nlsu Of Nal
yorn elopcd TO this city and we're
married
Both have grown children by I0r-
mcr husband and wife, who haze.
since cicd. They first became ae
quainted twenty-five years ago. Dlr
their pa.hs became separated and
aoy each married another When
hey found themselves alone again
after SO many years their old time
friendship was renewed and the IN
tcrru7 ed romance continued
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

IS an anteopllc healing o.nroent fog
he troatmcl. NJ eczema and aa Shin
diseases. IT. contains 300 harmful
irug yet is % powerful earu.cido aud
lca'ing emclilent
Much sindv and many experiments
have proven reTo1tediy That 20 rc-se
ay can compare with Unsuentcl Tor
ho quick relief and positive cure o.
eczema and skin troubles. Harold
Harold w Cole
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
IMPORTED FROM JAPAN

Just received az the EIarwood drug
stc,c fine line OF fancy work goods
-ircci from Yokhomer ranging In
pr.cc from Is cents 20 $1,000. ideal
Co- Christmas gifts We also have
an attractive lnc OF leather goods
and pictures for choic" holiday trade
UarwoJd drug store
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
How t. Piev n B, d rei

MIS-. Ada l.. Euange, Trained
Nurse, Swansea, Mass, says Il al
ways use Comfort Powder where
nurse. am ON case now whero
the lady has been in bed eight weeks
and by using Comfort Powder she
has no bed sores Comfort Powder
Is Skin Healing Wonder
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

We. the undersigned do hereb,
agree 10 refund tho money on s.
cent bottle OF Greene Warranted
Syrnp of Tar II II fails 10 cure yle
'ough or cold We also guarantee
25-cent bottle 10 prove satlstactor.
n money refunded.
,ole's Pharmacy \. s Halhawa,
garwo0d Drug store
G., r. & a d. Hawkin
y \ Qumlan s.. g. Woodw"ff
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

Also cane umbrellas are enc
idea fer q present Hero are some
al s. she perfection ~ material and
make. Hundreds OF other things
suitable for pfcrcn ior men or
boys. Chls a.. Cole
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
The Winning Line

To" best Inc OF domestic and i'm
ported fancy groceries in North len
nmRtou pil be found at james +.
Mc3ghers Store. Fresh oysters jus
received. our goods are always O
he highest quality and our price,
are moderate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
Notice Oh Annual Meeting

To annual moeting OF tho s'nOl FOLDERS OF
he TINT ut Orei BaoK viii be lold nt It's
obcc 30 Nt urinEt .. Vermont. IN The thir
f,vn'ii aav JNo Hrv la,4 ut ten o'clocK lat. e
iurri- on. Tor the ole. inu 90 di ecinrs tor fbc
er7u'uv y@ur sud ifr he tran-3c ion 1f such
9th 70 is'n"4' es may prop1uN come ,ciurc
thr mr1tur.
T., A. Gr.tvus.
Cashier.
Remington. -. b.c. go. iJlt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
Quality Leads

GIVE our sausage trial and YOU
0iu I'm 'bat So rs on that we claim
Tor 10. oar poultr ia all home kill
cd TddinC;ons market. Phone zoe
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
MEN
AND
WOMEN

Kilmcr's swamp Root the great Kidney rem
edy AZ druggists. sample size bottle by part
J post, also pamphlet.
A dress. DR. Rincr x Bin2hanton, Co.N.Y.
and nelose ten cents when wrltinE mention
the Evening llsnner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

his is your last opportunity--the last week. Look
|hese prices over careful y and take note how low
these prices are
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
HYOMEI RELIEVES
IN FIVE MINUTES

Effective relief comes Quickly vhen
Hyomei IS used fer c-tarrh. coughs, bscl-
chtis, cold IN the head or Group Of infants
You breathe n-no stomach drugemg
This medicatei arr has n tonic healing
stops the poi 51lous EeCretOn6 aId CuiCEiT
soothes aud heals the iuitated mucous
membrane or money refunded.
Llv >iyomci rCa. lu-1-'a'- r'i.--- -.
" !. .aEaL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

Kidney trouble preys n pom
the mind. disoourages and
lessons alnbliioo beauty.
visor and cboernilness Often
disappear when tho kidneys
ave out Of order or diseased.
For good results use II.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
theSc DriceS are.

SIS and SIS Mems BACK Wors,ed Suits
SIS Mems fIcavy Weighr Gray Wo sted
G,ftc
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COUNTY NEWS.
sARGENTvII.LE


II. W. wesson. Of Boston, is in town.
Lleweliyn Gray Is al home from New
port.
Ralph H. Harding has purchased an
automobile.
*. E. Cummings is spending few
days in Portland.
Edgar 5. Weed, wife and daughters are
visiting in Bangor.
Mrs Clara NJ. Ciapp is spending few
weeks at North sedgwicg.
Harry coombs, Of Lynn, Mass. spent
Sunday with friends here
Mrs. Sarah Il. Billings has been visit
iag her sister in Weeks Mills.
Mrs. e. Idella Hill, Of Brookiin, is
spending few days at home.
Arthur Fl. Sargent and wife are visiting
Mrs. sargent's parents in Bangor.
Mrs. Frank VI. Grindsl. of Roxbury.
Mass, is the guest OF friends here.
Mrs. wyiie Heath and little son are
guests Of Eben Hinckley and vile.
Charles Dority has gone to Poland
Springs with party in his automobile.
J. c. wholesome. wife and daughter, of
Tampa, Fla, sre.gaests Of Mrs. Bunker.
Capt..L- J.--sargent and wife spent las,
week with Capt. j. n. Sargent and wife.
Albert Dority and wife, Of Lynn, Mass.
have beenithe guests of friends in town.
Miss Ruth Babson and Leroy Babson,
OF Eggemoegin, have been visiting friends
shere.
Standardization has returned from a
vacation .ispent in Boston and Winter
port.
Mrs. Charles l.. Babson spent Hast week
with Capt. E.gH. Herriek and wife at Her
ricks.
Miss Martha M.aCurrier pleasantly en-
tertained a.party of friends at corn roast
Monday evening.
Mrs. Martha L. spooner left Monday for
Mort hfeld..s VI, to visit Prof. Herbert
Roberts.and wife.
Capt. X b. Sargent and wife have closed
their cottRgeshere and gone TO Boston to
join Capt .lsargent's vessel.
Walter IN. T. Nevells and William
Simmons areaat homei from New York,
where they have been yachting.
Mrs. FrsnkRHarding IS at home from
White River junction. VI, and somer-
Vile, where she visited friends.
!, Guy Freethey, Of the yacht onshma, Is
at home. HeEwas accompanied by AIR
Pinkerton, lot. Huntington, y. Y.
Oct. 20. SIN.
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cAsrINR.

Mrs. William Hooper spent several days
last week IN Aubarn.
Owen staples. who has been yachting
the past season, is home.
Mrs. Clarence Wheeler and children left
Monday for visit OF several weeks In
Boston.
Mrs. A. Kicker returned home on Sat-
nrday after spending month IN Mas%a-
chusctts.
L. Fred Jones and wife returned home
Saturday after spending week in Port
land and Rockport.
Leslie Gray, who has employment on
the yacht Aria, of Bangor, spent Sunday
with his family here.
j. ~. vogeli and bis brother Henry
spent Q few days last week at Camp
winona, Alamoosook.
Mrs. Flora McSabh, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Arthur Morey, left
for Bar Hsrbor Sunday.
Oct. %. q.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Mrs. NJ. A. harbour has returned from
Boston, where she has been visiting
friends.
Schooner Madeline, OF New York, has
been lying st anchor outside Of the
lighthouse through the essteriy OF last
week.
Mrs. o. q. Milan has bean i'll the past
two weeks.
T. Turner, of vinai Haven, Was the
Weekend guest of Capt. and Mrs. Bar
bour.
Schooner Jennie Lind, OF Deer Isle.
brought the lumber Tor Stanley Il Joyce's
fish wharf Saturday.
The bad weather of the last two weeks
has raised the price OF holsters anas her
ssnt, the snseks now paying is cents q
pound.
n. T. Morse is building a storehouse in
front of his store.
Oct. %. &
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FREMONT

Mrs. John pomroy il visiting her -.
band ON Bartiest's island. s
Frank NJ. Eaton, Of Portland -
Sunday with W. H. Lunt ana wi,e.
Mrs. Eugene II. Tinker il vis,t,nv r..
Tinker's sister, Mrs. Wilder b. Robh,aa ~
benjamin Gott. OF Arlington. Alas. i.
spending his vacation here ana :, n
mont With relatives.
Mrs. Howard Pomroy has moved 70 -.
oid' Tinker house on the hill. Kari Dom,
roy and wife are boarding with her.
b. q. Reed and wife arrived no.,
Thursday from Bangor, where Mrs. Rsss
has been receiving treatment. Mrs Rees
Is really new woman. and her man,
friends are glad to have her hone ana
sell.
The government buoy boat zlzani.
landed ". A. Clark, ST., and Basil r. Ian,
here Thursday, while they went up rive,
70 set some nuoys calling for them Fridsv
and Saturday. Mr. CLARK is working on
orcnp island. The ziEania left Tor Mstin.
Gus Island.
Oct. % THRLMA,
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EAsTBRooK.
Oct.m.

Mr.. aud Mrs. BeFtucei, OF Sorthsas,
HRrbor, are in town.
Mrs. Moses Wilbur visited friends in
wsierviile last week.
Work on the state road is progressing
slowly on account of the bad weather.
A. r. Bunker and grandson Vernon al
tended the First Baptist quarterly meeting
at Clifton.
Earl Giles has returned home from Bar
Harbor, where he worked through the
summer.
Billie Morrison, who preached here two
years ago, and who, with bis wlfe and
some friends, is al iyeona Wilbur's camp
for two weeks, preached here Sunday 10
good congregation, both forenoon Mnd
evening. His many friends we're glad TO
receive a smile and hearty hand shake from
him, and wishes be might stay with them.
Oct. %. GEM.
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soUrn GouLDseoRo.

Miss Ruth Sargent has returned home
after visiting several weeks Ia Fnnklja.
Mrs. Jane Anthony, OF Winter Hsrbor,
is the guest of her niece, Airs. Agnes sa,-
gent.
Mrs. A. %. Holt and Miss Florence
Bunker were in Bangor few days Jas,
week.
Fred Hamilton left THURSDAY for Ban
gor, where be has employ meat for several
uonths.
There were services Sunday afternoon
by the pastor, Rev. r.. ). Drpw All ere
glad,io welcome him nome AFTER his VEGA
ton In Hoalton.
Charles Bunker, respected citizen Cd
this place, died aonday, Oct. -. Nr
Bunker had been an isysla Tor Tong
time. Three sisters are ief, Mrs Lydia
slrstton, ars. Lacy Hammond sna 5lrs.
Rattle Bunker, besides nephews and
uieces. The funeral was held "Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. q. Mayo, o. Fcsnklin,
officiating. The relatives hSve The SYM
pAthy Of a host OF friends.
Ocg. %. H.
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pENoBscor.


Mrs. Charles GuiIford and two children
are guests of Mrs. Edwin Leach.
Mrs. A. E. yarnum spent Sunday in
stockton with her son, B. ii. varnum.
Mrs. Ida wardweli returned Saturday
from Castine, where she bias been en-
ployed as nurse.
Mrs. @. o. Littiefield lie home from Bos-
ton, where she has been for the past six
weeks.
Miss Frances Wilson has returned TO
her home in Portland, after a weeks visit
here with relatives.
Mrs. Addie Leach went to Bar Harbor
Saturday for a short visit with Mrs.
Stephen Salisbury.
Otis Leach and wife have finished the
seasons work at South Penobscot, and
have opened their home here for the win
ter.
Miss Lottie Thomas and Master Oscar
Bowdoin came Saturday from Medfeld,
Mass, and are at her old home here for
two weeks.
There will be special meeting OF
Penobscot chapter. o. e. s., at Masonic
hall Saturday evening. Oct. Is, for prac-
tiee. All officers are especially requested
to be present.
Oct. 20. WooDLocKE.
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WET SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Belle Googius, OF Tst n,on, recently
visited friends here.
Miss Belle Lawrence has returned to
Boston for the winter, after spending the
summer At her home in Sullivan and at
the <bme of Capt, J. X. Mitchell.
q. III. Farns~orth and wife, LETT s4tur-
day Tor Sicoiin, where they viii reside.
They were accompanied by their daughter,
Mrs. Phillips. Success is wished for
them in their new home.
Fifteen members OF Oasis chapter, o. E.
s., attended the meeting OF Irene chapter
at Ellsworth Friday, and were delightfully."-
entertained. Harmony chapter Of Bar
Harbor, exempiiiied the degrees OF the
order. A delicious banquet was served.
ocI. ~. Vox PoPULi.
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THELtA
SOUTH suRRy.
Oct %.

5. w. wilder's family, after SPENDING
the summer at their cottage here, have
returned to their home In Newton Center
Mass.
Miss Inex Common and Miss Snow. ot
North Brookssilla, span, the weekend
with Miss connor's sister, Mrs. Nora
Young.
One morning recently large bull moose
walked past the church. turned down
through Calvin Yonng's field, and pro-
cecdcd across all the lower fields, going
down TO the shore at K. w. Curtis' place.
Quite . number OF people saw him, and
had an opportunity OF viewing him
closely.
Miss Helen Watson, guest at the Home
stead. surry, on October IS picked large
bunch Of violets. The flowers we're
abundant, and showed all the freshness Of
theiE spring sisters. Oct. an. Mrs Il. 4.
Coggins picked some branches Of wild
raspberry, bearing both ripe and green
berries. Tbs leaves are as grcen and fresh
as in summer.
Oct. -. TRAMP.
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stlRRY.

Willard Kane IS home for an indefinite
tine.
Walter Eagan, OF Brewer, Is in town Tor
few days.
Esther Got, and Phliena GaspaF ara y.--
iting In Comma.
Helen Clark, who has been working 80
Bernard, Is home.
Fannie Allen, who has been visiting 10
Bangor, Is home.
Raymond Cousins and Leon Lord have
returned home Tor the winter.
Eugene and Albert Conary, who have
been employed in Bar HarboF, are home
for the winter.
SIR. and Mrs. Prince, OF East Surry, have
moved into part Of Aimira .Miliken's
house. Mr.. Prince has established shoe
makers shop in part of the late }. +.
Staples store.
Oct. %. ANON
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NORTH pEsogstsr.

The correspondent Acknowledges a
generous slice OF yenison from Hilmsn
Wilson. fine young doe, shot by MIR
Wilson and sabin Hutchins, Is the FIRST
deer killed this season in this section.
All were sorry to learn OF the sudden
death OF Eben Snowman Friday morning
at the Maine general hospital at Bangor.
he was former resident Of this ,owr.
and for while during the past season
weekly snrppied the people OF this vicl-
nifty with meat.
Mrs. Augusta Cousins, formerly Of Still
water, but who for the past few years has
made her home with Mrs. Ii. A. shedd.
died very suddenly Saturday. She was an
aged lady, the widow of d Civil war
veteran; an intelligent woman who won
many friends by her amiable qualities.
Oct. 20. 81
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Won Biumer trosring with rage - Who
told you to put that paper on the walis
Decorator Your wife, sir. Won burner
Pretty, isn't itY
A veteran, talking to his great grand
son, little lad OF eight or nine years,
remarked: "Seariy generation and :
half ago my head was grazed by a bullet
as the battle Of chickamauga. The little
boy looked at the old mans head thought
fully, and said: There isn't much grsz-
ing there now, is there, granddad,n
Two Irishmen were working ON the roof
OF q building one day when one made :
misstep and fell to the ground. The other
leaned over and called; sAre ye dead or
awe, Mixer" ppm alive,n said Mike,
feeoiy. ''sure, yer such q liar 1 don't
know whether TO believe ye or moi. y
wen, then, ! must be dead said Mike.
"for ye would never dare to call me q liar
II ] we're alive"
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series OF socials in Columbus hall wednes-
day evening for the benefit OF the library.
All kinds OF table games were enjoyed.
Gerald Over, wife and daughter arrived
from Portland the first OF the week, and
are guests ct Harvey Newman's while
they are waiting Tor their household
effects.
The library association is rehearsing for
an entertainment to BE- given at hsliow-
cen. The chief attraction will be the
farce by william Dean Howeils, entitled,
ssThe Sleeping Car"
Oct 90 c.
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RLuEnILA.
FIN.
oct.@

Rena johnson is visiting relatives in
Bangor.
Miss Charlotte Morton left for Boston
last week.
Mrs. r. b. Richards, Of Cleveland, O.,
has closed her.costage.and returned home.
Albion X. Saunders attended the grand
lodge OF Odd Fellows In Portland last
week.
MarceIius Coggan, wife and daughter
Florence, OF Boston, are in town for a
short stay.
A. F. Williams, OF ST. Louis, and ST. d.
Owen, OF Chicago, are guests of Edward
G. Williams and wife.
Charies fucker, ass,udent on the nauti-
cal training ship. OF Massachusetts,, is
spending his vacation at his home here.
Elizabeth J. washburn, formerly OF
Biuehnl, died Oct. 10 a, her home, 50
Fourth street, Cambridge, Mass. Inter
ment at Cambridge cemetery.
Mrs. H. W. Herrick, s.who has been in
the csntrnl Maine hospital in Lewiston
fer four weeks. returned home Tuesday.
Her frsends are glad 20 know her health
is muen improved.
Mrs. Frank Maddox ana esugA.er
Phyllis, and Mrs. Henry seuausss and
son Paul returned 5aturoav from short
visiE with Mrs. E,izaeeth Lindsey In
Rockland.
Oct, %. II.