davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-07

-, couu.ry clubs are
aa., which occupy the the
80 ,,sI..ie people at this
r.s. cosntry club ', the 'aal. 'o.,,.
~ t,. ronan'' golf tour.
Is y psy't Oh .'a y sd'. ross5
! atn The second Iora'
-, Friday, the semi
'',..ss il and the finals on
n. OILY players to en-,
4, l,.alsap are Mrs H. y
rs An' and Mrs ,',,... =, =.
D. trophies are Two a
:. ,or the winner and
1. rrrfr up
iars club the aa'u,l'
~. over, the games be-
r,I,;sn, and Mrs. Glen
.,,,,v afternoon and the
", T. ". Boyer and
v.,., On the one hand ana
e5sn and Miss Kate "li'
IL, ,,ssr. bringing the tour
n. Ia, been in progress TO
[. .,n the women players
,s The close was cele-
y wsrins with a dinner and
:. sldb-
,,,ues -ade. the so.
8 ,.cple, who love the out
,ort and more 10 the noun
4, sutump time may De
4. nos, popular time there
rcr:sin resorts, which are
,rs.ablc. Pinecrest inn, in
,.ryoa. has proved q great
y pls; week for parties, 4
4 Il, men OF the University
=, sre friends up for the
n dsres Thursday evening.
i.hded Lieutenant and
Nj R. Palmer, Miss Eleanor
iz 5ina Dunn, Miss Carrie
j Mss Eian Farnsworth, DR..
NJ. G. B. Terrell, Miss Mary
N Hazel sappington, Miss
tBnroa, c. 4. Cohn. R. j.
.ElI wilson, Mark Cheever,
ir.sI, Owen GRAY and Paul
y that the young people
ksuu the grind Of school
H'ly The reason for the quiet
q planned ahead for the
hn. The club women are
n. from the regular enter
~. ard 30 there are com
isS Affairs announced for
,si. Miss Anne X. Smoot
rt'l Of honor on Friday at
" 81 the home of her sis.
~ Cird9n- on Twelfth East
p an. day Mrs, Hugh Dou-
lH 4 tea for Mrs. Frank
'l'es Kelly of San Fran
PC P. 0vsrScld will enter,
'.iT 'reniug for Miss Mary
NJ Qaingepta club, devoted
w begin its meetings on
Ms Samuel A. King as
-ss'lng being at her home,
" fall fashions are fear.
s''dsrful to behold. One
l'usd in the name of
2 Be known a. the caba.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-07

" fall fashions are fear.
1''derful to behold, One
li'ced in the name of
90 e shown as the caba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

iammIung Ser Mitglieoer bes lofalen
53meigpereins Der 8. 6. l~1nteritnb.
unasqeieni1aft bon Minneiota 3nm
8ped gebaIten, Die Stelle bon bier
Delegaten berer1 Gienit5eit als Ser.
treter beiagter 2ofalpereins anf ben
gtoatsperiammlllngen abgelanfen 1T,
our@ MeutpabI gu eriesen.
S ct. Soiepb, 0ttertail Gonntp,
Minn. ga unier ct. Soiepbsperein
Iopie Der ct. Magoalena. 3meigperein
in LETTER 3eit etmas iaumielig ge-
tpor6en maren in @eminnung aeler
Mitglieber, 10 beidloB Der @ereinS'
borftono, mie6erum 1eues 2eben IN
ben @erein gu bringen. gu bieiem
8mede tpurbe ser erfabrene nnb ber-
bienitpolle 8ereinsagitator, Serr Geo.
Stel51e bon Minneapolis, fir Conn
tag, ben 90. Stunt, eingela6en, Tim
6en 3pef bes gereinsmefenS re6t
flor un6 bel,tli9 al1seinanber gu fe'
ben. Sen bere6tet @orten beg
&errn Stel51e gelang es, breiBig 1eae
&an6i6aten gum @ereinsbeitritt gu
bepegen. Gong Defenders freute es
sic ~8ereinsmitglie6er, baB 1tni er all
beliebte &err &farrer g. @eigano fid
ebenfans Dem @ereine anidIoB. Sur
8{eit ba11er mir cine id0ne 8ereins'
bale, sic gum grdberen @a@stbrm
un6 @e6eiben bes 8eretnslebens ge=
piB 6as ibrige beitrogen miro.
@ar1 MItftabt, Sefretar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Neretms= Ma@rt@ten.

S @ommenoen Montag Mbeno fin
set in Der 8ereinsbone bes S6nlge-
bqa11bes Ser ct. glo116er unbefledtert
gmpfangniBgemein6e 6ie balblabr.
lide @erlammlung beg ct. Soiepb'
Mdnnerpereins itatt. So IN iener Ner'
iammlung tpibtige 8ereinsangelegett'
beiten our @prade fornr1en peroer1,
lit ieoes mitglieo freanolidft eri116t,
iein @rideiner1 maiden gu tpone1t. Ar1
r,diditen @onntag empfdngt Der Ser
Elm BEL ei11er1 nm balb 8 Hbr IN Der
unbefledten Gmpfangmbfirde ftatt'
finoenoen &o6omte gemeinfm Die
I'll. Communion. Mm Mto11tagabeno
miro nod Der @%erfommlur1g oes ct.
Soiepb.M1ddnnerbereins cine Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
sir Knaben
anaben.Nn5iise 6 & 6 8luien,
striimpfe, Site nnb &appen,
&nider &oier, ltnter5ens, bic.
gnten Sorten I'M
,,new Clothes"
Store

SRI. @pa @roB, mel@e I'M ct.
8apbaelS &oipital felt 5mei Sabren
als &ronfentpdrtertn angeiteM mar,
lit 6aielbit am Greitag 8ormittog I'M
Mlter bon 81 Sabren geitorben. 3d.
rem Eob betrallern Der betagte Bater
nn6 Elm Bruber $einrt@, Die IN Mon-
tano ibr &eim baben. Dte 2eiae tpnr-
oe nod @ier5 gebradt nno oaielblt
am Sonntagnodmittag beerbigt.
= SIN Sitter bon erit 50 Sabren
lit in ieiner 8obmung auf Der Dit
ieite Gbmorb &arlanb am Dtenitag-
morgen %geitorben. Ct geborte mob
reno zines Eermins Der @tabter5te-
bungsbebSroe an. &eute @abmittag
rbr finbet 6ie 8eerbignng itatt.
= Ma6den gum Mdben ouf elmer
&raftmai9ine perIangt. Mnbaltenoe
Mrbeit 5ngeiidert. 9pre@t Dor BET
@urbom E. Tergnion, ct. @lono,
Minn. %
- Die Samilie bes County : &om-
miliars $. 9. &opalfotpsh beftnbet
ii6 bereits felt 3mei @o9en in IT,
rem @ommerreliort am @rano 2afe,
mo er ielbit ieiner offt5iellen nno Bri:-
patgei6dften tpegen nur bin uno mie<
Ser ser 6omilie feline @egenmart gor<
men fam. Sim Montag ma9te er Ell
men geidaftl6en Muto=MuSflug nod
SoI6ingfor6, ct. Mnna, Mlbanp nno
ct. Soiepb uro iab iid babel BON
Sen linn trel1 g%ebliebenen &nnoen IN
Observation-Disclosures 8eiie nnter itibt;
obenos begab er iid nod DEM @raro
Safe, nm 6oie1bit fem 5ufrieoeneS Da-
1etn in Sem ieiner Gamilie aufgeben
5u lal1en.
- Gin aemiier &or1 SduIt lift Der
critic SnIaiie Ser in ct. Glono be-
fin6lihen &eforman1talt 6es Staotes
Minne1ota, Ser obne fem 3ntbnn be-
qno6iet mnr6e. S6nlb, Der ieiner
2eit aus ser @%trafanitolt gefli4tet
tpar, itente ii6 por ungefabr einem
Monat mie6er nn6 tpur6e iebt bon
Der auftdnbigen BeDoroe peg1aotg1;
mdbreno Der Mbtpefenbeit bon Der M1t'
itaIt IieB Ser Burf9e III SSoapa 8efeb'
rungsberin9e NIT gatem @rfolge an
ii6 %ortpen6en.
- Sci Der am Sonntagnadmit=
taq unb Merb gum Beften Der ct.
eSobns @antius @enneiroe beran1talte'
ten @emein6eunterbaltung tpaaroel,
$40 freies @eIb gerna@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Qtr4It1e=N a1rt@te,t

.Mi9t BLOB fir ben bodm. Meu<
prieiter, feline 11dditen Mngeb0rigen
uno lieben Greunbe, ion6ern fir bic
gon5e &atbe6rale mar Der lebte Cont
tag Elm Sag mabrer, ber5inntger
6reu6e, an mel9em Gage Der bodm.
&err Sobn 6earon, Elm &ino Der So
tbeoraIeemeinoe, geuiroigt tpar, Got
benz &errn fem @ritlingsopfer bar5r-
bringen. Sci 6ieier erbebenoen 8eier
aiiiitirten bem bodm. Brimi5iante11
bodp. P. Mlc11in, .. g. s., Direction
BON ct. Sobns College, als @r5prie>
iter, oie bo@p. &erren S. u. &ilia11
BON ser &atbeorale alS Sid
fon u11o &orl Morgan bon Oil
pia, Minn., als @ub6iafon unb
Ser bo6p. &atbeoralpfarrer Dr.
SEQ @ans n1s geremoniar. SSm
@anftuorium aiititirten Dem bo9m''
item Bildof Erobec Die bo@tp. Ger
rem @eiIp bonn ct. Saul Seminar
uno Moprbofer pom ct. &apbaels
&olpital. Die 6eitpreoigt biet Der
bodm. @err 60. Sones bon Morris,
friiberer &atbeoralpfarrer, tpelder
benz 8rtmi5iante,1 gum Stuoium per-
bali, linn mdbren6 Der @tnoien5ett
als gutter Gre11no our Seite mar nno
i'm iebt oIs. @ebilfsprieiter in Wfor'
ris aur Seite babe,1 mir6. Ser Got
tesbienft, sic einoringli@e 6eitpreoigt
uno Ser erbabene @efang itimmter
5ur b0@lten Grer6e, 70 bob bic Bri,
mi3feier oes bo9m. Serr 6earon nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

bin6en. - &err nnb Gro,1 Meter bon
@agle @rope, Soma, fin6 nod ldinge<
rem 8eiu6e bel Der Samilie Sofepb
Stopping, 6eren iilbernes @beinbi<
laum iie mitmadten, anfangs LETTER
ISOLDE betmgereiit. - 8erloren
Damen Mn3ugrod am Defora=
t%ionstaee, balbbra11n. @egen 8elob-
nung 5urud5ugeben an 9r. 8ileD
Smith, Mfelroie, Minn.
Ga1f @apibs.
8anfier 81. $. Gurrittin bon bier
tpar in @aterbine, tpo er nit 6. IS.
@lotfelter, Dem Braiioenten Der
5taats= s@eieuidaft bontpe=
gen nebernabme oes @@abmeiiter=
ANTS beiagter @eieuidaft &iidipra@e
nabm. Muer @abridein4i@feit nod
miro @err T1rrittin bes &errn 6. g.
Mattfon bon Minneapolts, ser iiingit
6as Mmt nie6erlegte, Madfolger tper-
Sen. @errn Surrttin's @inn fir sic
agrifulturele Gntmidelung 6es Staa-
tes ma9t i'm fir 6en Soften febr ge-
etgnet.
Ga1f Centre.
SS1 Der Herion 6es Dr. S. 81. Oh
8ois bon bier bat @oubernel1r @ber-
barb Der offentli6en gr3iebungs-
@ommifiion Elm %miir6iges Mitglieo
einberleibt. Ct tp1r6e ernanrt an
SteGe bes berit. 8. 81. @emtoon BON
Moorbea6. 81. DuBois lit cine aus
ge5ei6nete 8erfon fir sic ibm bonn
Staatsoberbn1pt angeuiefene, re@t
Interchangeable 5teumng, bat ct ia
INNER an oen 0ffentliden @r3ie-
b1tngsanftalten ba8 groBte Sntereife
genommer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

ten feIig I'm Germ entfdlafen.
Der geritorbene geb0rte felt IS
.Sabren oieier @emeinbe an. Ct
tpuroe in DeutidIanb geboren, bon
mo er in ieiner Sl1gen6 nit ben g.
tern mad Mmerifu al1stpanoerte. Get
ner por5igliden Manneseigenidaften
megen %erfreute er ii9 aagemeiner Be-
liebtbeit, un6 pte bel ieinen Mnge-
borisen 10 miro linn bet allen, Die
i'm ndber fannten, ein frieolides Mn'
oenfen iibers @rab binaus erbalten
bleiben. Seinen 500 betral1ern flint
.s0bne nno 3tpei T0dter. Mittuod
Morgen fan6 nod einem IN Der bie.
iigen &farrfirde geboltenen Seelen-
amte sic 8eeroieurg unter GROCER
9beilnobme itatt. M0ge Der @eritor-
bene ruben in Srteoen! - 8eim
5Sdmaeer 6es, 8erftorbenen, Dem
@errn Grit @4r0oer bon bier, ift an
fongs LETTER ISOLDE sic Ma9ridt ein-
getroffen, baB in Sublimitp, Oregon,
Soiepb zimmerman zines ieligen
Eooes %geitorben fem. Ser 8erftorbe<
ne mmr6e Dor etma 80 Sabren in
Dentidlan6 geboren, bon mo- er an
fangs ser 185O3iger Sabre nod Slime
rita auspanoerte unh iid bereits in
1856 in ct. Sofepb %nie6erlieb. &ier
bIieb er Big 1864, begab iib nod ct.
CLOUD, bon mo- er nit einem gemii=
fen @errn &rars eine Sooamaiier-
fobrif in 8etrieb bieIt, bon bort fein
@eim nod ct. Morti1t perlegte rno
Damn tpie6er big 1872 feline @eimatb
in ct. Soiepb- botte. Son bier gine
er nod 8erbam, mo er Biz 1884
perblieb nn6 Damn nit ieiner @attin
na6 @,1blimitp, Sregor, urn5og, Ole
er Dor 3pei Sabren our@ Sen Sol
perIor. MIs @erman6te betrauern
ieinen Singing ser oben genannte
s@moger 6rib S6ro6er un6 S9ma.
ger Murtin Mnti9Ier in ct. CLOUD.
M0ge ser 8eritorbene ruben in Grie.
Ben!
| Me,u Mnnid.
SsSn ser 6amiIie s.. 8orger6ing
iteute ii@ Dienitag lebter @o@e Elm
munteres @obn@en Elm. Moge es 5ur
Sreu6e ser gltern ma6ien un6 &C.
oeiben! Soiepb 5@li6t e%r0ffnete Elm
@ef96ft in @efrorenem mn6 ma9t Bel
Dem beiBen @etter quite @ei6afte. -
gilbert 2ittle miro in Dem 6ur@ S.
Ein9ert's l1m5ug bafant %getporoener
@ebd11oe Elm Mpotbefergei6dft croft.
men. = S. $. &ielan6 un6 6rau iinf
bon Seem Bier5, Morriion County
mo- iie mebrere Gage gu @aite maren
beimeefebrt. = Tran5 Gindert ba'
iein Sdubgeidaft in ienes @ebdn6t
perlegt, 6as Bis 6abin bon S. 8. 8ro
fer oecupiert mar. @r bat Dor, ,ni1
! 6emS1ub= Elm Sattlergeih1ft al Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

bnrtstoge ibrer Eo9ter Marearetba
peranftalteten S. SO. Sdreifels nno
@attin Elm angenebmes Gamiltenfeit,
anf benz ii9 NIT Der @efeierten ale
beiter1s amiiiierten, Die an Dem 6eite
tbeil11nbmer.
Melroie.
Sodtp. &err 6. Sdeuer, melber
nad mebriabrigem Dienite als &a-
plan on Der bieiigen ct. 8onifa5ius-
firbe ais Hfarrer nod &oloingforo
perfebt murbe, miro ieine re,1e Ste1e
erit nadbite @o9e %antreten, ba bo@tp'-
iter Migr. 9. &idter, 8farrer Der
@emein6e, am fommer6en Sonntag
pom bier abmeieno fem miro. = Mitt-
mood begab ii6 bodm'iter Migr. &id-
ter in @ei9aften nod ben 3ptl-
lingsitabten. - SIM Sitter bon IS
Sabren bot Brau Soiepb 8lom=
mel auf ibrer BRET Meilen
noromeitlid bon bier geleeeaen 8arm
bas 3eitli6e gefegnet. Mm barauf-
folgen6en Montag tprrbe tie bon Der
8onifa5iusfir9e aus, nad6em ein
&eqniem fir tire Seelenrube gebal-
ten tpar, beerbigt. Gie g%eritorbene
mnroe in Seem Mltni6 als Godter ser
5omiIie @ermann Sdmieters gebo=
rem; in 1899 perebelihte iie ii9 nit
Soiepb 8lommeI, un6 Ser g1iidli6en
she cntiproiien feds &tnoer, 6ie nit
Dem tr%al1ernoen @atten ibren Sin.
gang b%etpeinen. MuBer6em miro ibr
Sob betrauert BON ser IN Neu Weiin=
den tp%obnenoen Mutter, 6ran Ger
trn6 @9pieters, unb bier @eidpi-
tern: sos. S9mieters uno Srau
Sobn Sbun bon @robe Comm, 6ral1
Soiepb Ser5og aus 6em Sotpn Mel>
roie uno sic ebrp. S6meiter emma,
.. g. s., bon @abpeton, 81. 9. -
Or. &ublman1t pobnte ser in Mtn<
reapolis gebaItenen &onpention Ser
Mmericon Me6ical Miiociation bel;
besglei6en sic Doftoren &ilbert un6
@0brs bon bier. - Sobn Sud mn6
8rau befin6en fib auf elmer Eour
nod Mlberta, Canada, bon mo- iie
iiber Montana mie6er beimfebren
tper6en. = 6rau sos. &leber nno
@inoer befin6en fid in @tmoo6 gu
8eiud ser @@meiter Ser Gra1 &le<
Der; beioe iaben ii@ felt Is Sabren
nidt tpie6er.
= @erIoren Damen Mn5ngrod am
Deforationstage, bolbbraun. @egen
gelobn1ngen 3uriid5ugeben an 9r.
8ileb smitb, Melroie, Minn.
.'. ct. Spiepb.
SSm Mlter bon SO Sabren lit an ben
Tolgen elmer 21ngenfranfbeit, tpobl=
b%prbereitef al1f ben m~nbermet0It6en
Gong i III 6ie @tpigfeit borberettet, auf
feiner i'm Conn Gol1egebile am
Sonntag @orgen Mi@ael @erz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Nus Der 1tmeeeenb.
MIban1.

Mban1.
SIN Gergu5 8alls &oipital lit Souls
56iffler, Sobn ser bier mobnenben
6amtlie Matbias S9iffler, i'm Sitter
bon 33 Sabren geitorben. Die 2eide
mur6e nod bier gebra6t, I'M @ltern,
bol1ie ol1fgebabrt un6 Dienitag LETTER
ISOLDE bon Ser Sieben Sbmer5en Sir
6e aus, na9oem Ser bo9m. 8farrer
P. Mn6reos, 3. "a. g., Elm &equiem
gebalten bette, beer6iet. M0ge Der
Dobingeidie6ene, melder nebit oen
@ltern flint 8rii6er uno 5mei S4me-
ftern binterldBt, ruben in 8rieoen!
-Dienitag LETTER ISOLDE bat ii6 8rau
Dr. Miioefing nod Setter 8rairie be-
geben, mo iie ii6 einige @oden onf=
bolten miro, mdbren6 Ser Doftor
Sen Gransport ieiner bepegliden
@abe na6 &oloingfor6 beiorgte, 100
er tgegen Sen /. Suit feline Braris
als 3abnar5t aufnebmen miro. = SS11
unierer 8forrfir6e lteBen Dienitag-
morgen BEL einem 8rautamte ben
Ereubnno 6nrd 8rieitersban6 ieg-
men 81. Sbielmann bon glroia un6
SRI. Grances @elenitein. Sci 8el-
leniteins nabm bas iunge Baar ge=
legeatli9 eines gemitbli@en Sod
5eitsfeites sic aufridtigiten @lidf-
tpinide entgegen, unb 6ab ii@ bic
ielben aQeiammt. bertpirfliben mo-
gen, lit ser @unid 6es rMorbftern."
s.. s. Meper bat iein @ef@aftsge-
bauoe, bas aIs MIbanp 3igarrenfa<
BRIT un6 bon &errrt Eirf als 8ar-
bier1tube bennbt tpnr6e, Dem 6reo.
@eiie bon @raintotpn fir $4,000 tduf-
Iid iiberloiien. = &err unb 6rom S.
s. 6ieoIer nnb @obn nebft SRI. Glib
Bic 8otet, S9meiter Der Grau 6ieo'
Ier, trofen lette @o@e bier bon
6ountoin Gitp, Minneiota, etn nno
be3oger1 oie 8ertin @eit6en5. &err
6ieoler bat u~nter6eiien 6as bon Ste
%praientont @enrp faufli6 iibernom=
meme Mpotbefergei@aft angetreten.
ga er nit elmer bollitdn6tgen &C.
i66ftsfenntnib Elm 5~nporfommenoes
@elen berbin6et, miro er obne 3mei=
fel einer ertpiini6ten @eidaftserfolg
in MlbonD 5u ber3ei6nen baben. =
6ro113 Mer5 bat ii6 @n6e LETTER $50
DIE nod Golep begeben, tpo er bel Der
6olep &aropare 60. Gnitellung ge-
nomme11 bot. = 8alentin @arbing
un6 fem 8ruoer Matbias, mel6er
fiir5lid erit bon Canada 5uridfebrte,
baben ii@ nit 8ieb, 6arm- nno
@%ausgerdtben nod &abre, Mont., be-
geben, tpo fie @igentbinter zines gro
ben 2anooompleres fino. - SRI. Dt-
tilia @9mingbammer 1T bon Seem
&idmo16, Sis, mo- tie ibrem 8r1-
Ser Mmbros mdbren6 Der lebte1 900.
nate ben &ausbalt fibrte, 6abeim 81
einem mebrtpo9entliden 8eiude Elm.
g%etroffen. - 6rau @briit. $ammerl
muroe Sreitag nod benz ct. @a'
'pbaels &ofpital IN ct. CLOUD ge'
braft, mo- iie etnes &er5leioenS me-
ger1 dr3tli9 bebanoelt miro.
SacpbS Hratrte.
Ietraut mmr6en lesten Mtttpod
Ct. Brena1 nrb Maria Merten.
Slid gum 8ur6e. ~ Mm 10. Stunt
tp,1roe bier Der unterri4t IN Der
@9ule eingeite11t un6 oan1it tam Dos
@@uIiobr gum Mbi@lub. - sSn Der
6amilie Sobn &anien ftente fid eth
munteres Md6ben Elm. M6ge eS ben
gItern 1,1r Gre1be bereitenl ~ Die
neue @deune, zines Der feinften Sc
bauoe feiner grt in 6iefer @egerto,
pel4e @m.. Sanfen m1f ieinem &c
b0ft erridte,t Iqbt, ftebt ndbe3u II
ibrer Bouer6ung %. - Gum &c
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-05-15
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers in real estate were
recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds
for the week ending May IA, 1918.
Hattie J. Phillips, Swanville. to James W.
Nickerson, do: land in Swanville.
Harry ". Goodwin, Waterville, to Dominic
Susi, Pittsfeld; land in Burnham
James R. Tabor, Unity, to Ida NJ Woods, do;
land in Unity.
E. E. York, Unity, to John Woods, do; land
in Unity.
Frank B. Folsom, Wilmington, Del, to Min
ME Bowden, Winterport; land and buildings in
Winterport.
Charles W. Thomas. Belfast, to Fannie L.
Jones. do; land and buildings in Belfast.
Nathaniel Sholes. Belfast. to Roy E. Sholes,
ct al, do; land in Belfast.
VIM. D. Mckenzie, Searsport, to B. o. Nor
ton, B elfast; land in Searsport.
Angie F. and Edwina A. Greenlaw, Troy, to
Roderick E. Coffin. Unity; land and buildings in
Troy.
Mary C. Cobb, ct ais. Searsmont, to Francis
G. Kalile, do; land and buildings in Searsmont
Lewis Winchenbach, Morrill,, to Roy A.
Gurney, do; land in Morrill,
Lewis Winchenbach, Morrill,, to Robie Mears,
do; land in Morrill,.
Stanley F. Richie, Monroe, to Herbert H.
Twombly, do; land in Monroe
Nellie l. Bangs, Searsport to Charles W.
Mitchell. Unity; land and buildings in Unity
Angie N. Gilmore, Searsport, to James c..
Gilmore, do; land and buildings in Searsport.
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WEDDING BELLS.

MORRISON oN-PARKINsoN. Arthur Herbert
Morrison and Sadie Kelley Parkinson were
married st p. m. Saturday. May 10th, at the
home of the officiating clergyman, Rev A. A.
Blair, Universalist, Church street. They were
unattended and the single ring service was
used. The bride was becomingly attired in a
suit of light brown with waist and hat to
match. Immediately after the ceremony they
were given reception at the home of the
grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose j.
Morrison. Court street. The home was pretti-
ly decorated for the occasion with pinks and
roses. Mrs. Morrison was assisted in serving
by Mrs. Thomas w. Lothrop. Ice cream. cake,
waters. fruit and cigars, were served. Their
gifts were many and valuable and will gracs ,
their room at the home of the groom's parents,
where they will reside for the present The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
l. Parkinson Of this city and the groom is a
brakeman on the Belfast branch R. R. Both
have many friends, who extend congratulations
and best wishes. They left Monday to visit
relatives in South Hanson, Mass, and on their
return will visit in Portland and Brunswick.
No cards.
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EAST BELFAST.

R. &. Mosman spent the weekend IN lisbon
Falls with relatives.
Mr.. Alton Mchaels wentto Boston May 7th.
where he will seek employment
Ross Stevens of Portland was called home
last week by the illness of his father, Albert
T. Stevens.
Mrs John Robbins returned home May sth
from WHIT hrop, where she visited her sister
Mrs. Bertha Nottage.
c. NJ. knowlton ard H. c. Buzzel have sold
the Benz Black homestead to Mr.. Flanders os
Rockland, who will occupy it.
Capt and Mrs. L. W. Curtis and granddaugh-
ter Miss Marguerite Flanders of Camden
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. f. S
Achorn.
Rose Circle of Mason Mills chapel will have
baked bean supper, May 18th, at the chapel.
There will be a sale in the afternoon and
entertainment in the evening. Supper 10
cents; entertainment : cents. The public are
invited.
Miss Myrtle Larrabee was given q surprise
party last Saturday in honor of her birthday,
by party Of young people. Miss Larrabee
was at one of the neighbors and on her return
home was more than surprised to find the
room full of young people, each with a git as
a memento of the occasion and which she re-
ceiv ed with thanks of appreciation. Ice cream,
axe and other refreshments were served and
all reported most delightful evening.
| The people of the Mason's Mills community,
have been working every pleasant Saturday,
and in fact all the spare time they can get
| from their farms and other employ ment, on
the building and grounds of the chapel, which
they hope to dedicate before the summer is
over. The outside finish is being put on and
/ the frame is set for the memorial window
| Rose Circle is to present. The grounds have
been ploughed and are being graded and the
| place was busy one last Saturday afternoon
in spite Of the cold. wind. he chapel
is a branch .of Trinity Reformed church
| dutch Reformed) which like the chapel, was
built by the people of East Belfast VINO gave
! generously Of their time, labor, material and
money.
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NUMBER 20
PERSONAL,

Arthur Staples of Lynn, Mass, is spending
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beverly
Staples at Citypoint
Herbert B. Foster of Portland arrived last
Saturday and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Quimby
d. F. Stephenson among the Belfast
men who attended the sessions of the Grand
Masonic Bodies in Portland last week.
Chandler Smith of South Paris is i'll at the
home of his niece. Mrs. E. B. Lunt, He had
been IN the Lewiston Hospital the past winter
Mrs. Helen W. Crosby left Wednesday noon
for visit in Boston, where she will te joined
by her sister, Mrs. Willard Clark, ard daugh-
ter Mary of Winchendon, Mass.
Mrs. Laura G. Fletcher of somervile Mass,
arrived Monday. called here by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Cottrell. .at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Cora C. Carter.
Mrs. Augusta S. Frederick and Mr. Charles
| W. Frederick. who have been in Washington,
D. c., since leaving Florida, where they spent
the winter, will arrive home. May 2oth.
Mrs. Ralph Friend and daughter Ethel ani
Miss Frances knowlton came from Watervie
last Saturday to spend Sunday with the la'ter's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall O. knowlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Montefore of Water
vile have opened their cottage at Temple
Heights for the summer season, Mr. Monte
iiore is week lend visitor, returning to Water
vile Mondays.
Miss Helen Gardner Brier read at the Joint
meeting of societies at Kent's Hill last Friday.
Miss Brier has been chosen as a contestant in
the Dunn Prize Speaking contest to be held at
commencement.
Stephen c. Clement, student at the U. of
M, was in town for the eek-end with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clement making
the trip in the Clement car, which went to
Bangor to meet him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clement, their son John
c.. and daughter, Miss Louise. left Wednesday
in their car for Seal Harbor. Mrs Clement
and daughter will spend Sunday there, return
ing home next Monday
The Cobes will leave Chicago May Goth and
come direct to Belfast. Miss Clara Heating
will stop in Boston for visit and Miss Marian
Heald will visit her sister in Lexington, Mass,
before returning home.
The members of the Boston Chamber of
Commerce who are making :; tour of South
America arrived at Callao May 18th and later
proceeded to Lima. MIR +. B. Knowlton o:
this city is with the party
Mr.. George W. Burkett, Mrs. {. A. Wads-
worth and Mr.. and Mrs Harry W. Clark and
son Donald will go to Bockland this, Thursday
afternoon to attend the funeral of Mr.. Fred j.
Simonton, Who died Morday evening.
Dr. and Mrs Barker of Chicago and Misses
Jane Barker and Isabella White of Elmira, N.
Y, will arrive in Belfast Wednesday, May
21st, with the remains Of the late Capt. Fred
erick Barker for interment in Grove Gene
terry.
Miss Leila b. PendIeton of Boston, who
spent the past week in this city and Lincoln
vile, returned home last Tuesday afternoon
Miss Pendeton was former resident of Lin
colnvlle. From Boston she will 60 to New
Hampshire, where she has position.