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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
To-day In southsruc c.urc,,,.

Sons of Cod" will hc the subject Of
hcv. J. X. EgglcsiQn this morning. in
Nshbury Methodist Church. His even
ing theme VIII be "Eoncction on our
state wide Contest" Special music will
bo rendered by the choir.
Morning and evening services will he
conducted by Rev. W. \. Coopcr in
Central Methodist Church. lie will
preach Tonight ON The Election and
After"
Cowardin Avenue Christian-Rcv. j.
T.. Egglcston of South Hll. will oc-
cupF me pulpit this morning. No even
inS services viii be held
y special farewell sermon Will 10
preached by Rev. John G. Scott this
morning in Meade Memorial Episcopal
church. Rev Thomas Scmmcs. of coy
ngton Va. the new rector. will occli-
by the pulpit on next sunday
Rcv Joshua T. Rowe, Of the Print
1--WE Baptist Ministry. of Baltimore, will
pre;tch Tonight AT o'clock in the
'r'initive Baptist Church, corner Tween
t%-ciShth ana Scmmcs Avenue, Wood.
land Heights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
4 1 SOUTH RICHMOND |
DAVID HYDE IS FOUND
GUILTY OF FORGERY
Sentenced to Three Years i'm Pcni-
Tertiary for Passing Worth
less Checks.
REVIVAL. MEETING THIS Week
Special Services Announced for To-
Day in SouthSide ChurcheS-Plain-
tin Gets Verdict in Damage Suit.
Personal and General Mention.

David Hyde. colorcd. was found
guilty by a jury yesterday afternoon in
musings Court. Part IL. and sentenced
10 serve three years IN the peuitcntiary
by Judge Ernest H. Wells, on the
charge Of forgery. Tho negro was al
legged to have passed a worthless check
for 50 on :. +. Bass. Southsidc mcr-
chant. ana three or the same amount on
Louis Bonini. Hyde claimed to be rep
rcsentinS Il man named walker
Albert Cheatham, colorcd. charged
with capital crime against Il young
negro girl, was also convicted and
sent to tho penitentiary for three years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
by POLLARD & BAGBY,
Real Estate Auctiopprrc
COURT SALE BY AUCTION

pwEI.LlNG NO. NJ: 5!s; on TIE EAST
SIDE nF TWELFTH STREET. BE
WEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SIS
In execution of n decree Of the Cham
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond
entered on July .. 1911, in the suit OF
Fannie Brown and others vs.. Caesar
Waddcll and others. having been APP
pointed special commissioner so To do
WilIScll by auction on the promises on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1919,
mt ! o'clock u. NJ.
the above mentioned property. The
lot commences at a point OH tho cast
line Of Twelfth Street one hundred and
eighty siN IS6) feet north Of Clay
street, thence running northwardly
twenty COO feet, thence back east
wardly between parallel lines one hun
dr"d ana thtrty-tWo Q32) feet 10 the
centre of the square.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at
sin. twelve and eighteen months. de-
fcrrcd payments to he evidenced by
notes with interest from date Of sale
The title To lie retained until all Of tho
purchase money is paid: or NIL cash, at
the option OF the purchaser.
j. THOS. EEWIN
Special Commissioners
! certify that tho bond required hy
the above decree has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
July, 1914.
CHAS. 0. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
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General News Notes.

Mrs. John Rogers fell at hcr home
on West Washington street, aud sus-
tanned fracture of one of her hips.
She was removed to the hospital.
The regular meeting Of the Methodist
sunday school Association. of Peters
burg and vicinity, Will bc held to-mor-
row afternoon ~ the High street
Church.
Tn" football team Of the Virginia
Normal and Industrial Institute is ono
Of the strongest that tho school has
had in years. Captain Payton. assis
ted by !. II. Henry. is developing the
team into strong one The team
plays this season tho Luwrcnccvillc,
Lynchburs and Lincoln colorcd teams.
IN" Rev. i. y. Mcclure. pastor OF the
Second rrcsby terrain Church. left this
evening for Weldon, where tomorrow
hc will preach the annual sermon he
fore the Red Men OF that town.
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Other Deaths.

Thomas J. Aldridgc aged siXty-siX
years, died EAST night At his homo on
West Washington street He was Il
native of Diuwiddie County, but had
lived in Petersburg for forty years. He
is survived by three sons and four
daughters: w. T.. Dobic, Misses Susie
and llornc AldridSc, Airs James Mel
10y and Mrs. Nelson Spain. of this city,
and Thomas j. Aldridgc. of California.
Leonard Kelley. Il former resident OF
Petersburg, but for some years living;
at Crcwc and AppomattoX. died yes
tcrday in tho hospital at Lynchburg. Hc
was a engineer on the \. &; W. Rail
way. He WAS forty-fYc years old and
is survived by his wife and one daush-
ter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

Tho undertaking establishment Of \.
Il. MofrtSscu Sons. which for Inany
years has been located Oh West Sow
"nth street. Will move about October 10
I" SIT HUH Street The future HON.
"i me firm is Il modern brick building.
which has Just been completed
William H. Tolcr. secretary of Lin.
cry council Junior Order United
American Mechanics, who has been III
at III" Memorial iiospital, is somewhat,
improved, and ne viii he removed to
his home to-day
Manchester Council. Royal Arcanum.
VIII hold Its regular scmiinonthly meet,
lnT tomorrow night at s otSGrk in
rratcrnul Han -
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verdict for s5.ouo returned.

lSIp'ltl 70 I!F llthtS- llSrHlNn.J
WILMINGTON. y. G.. September 26.--
y jury in the Superior Court has re-
turned Il verdict for $4,000 in a sac, 900
damage suit. which has been pending
for som" time. u was an action
brought 10y Sarah G. Wittr. administra-
triN Oh the cstat. OF her father. George
{. Witte, AGAINST the Atlantic Coast
Line, ana the SchloSsDavis stables.
or this city. George g. Wittc was
engaged in the produce commit sslon
business in Wilmington. and when Kill
ed was near the warehouse of tho
Cuns; Line An engine frightened
horses attached To iarE" delivery
wagon belonging TO the Schloss- Davis
COMPANY, ana the animals ran over
Wittc. who WAS deaf, and inflicted in
JurIcS that soon caused mis- death. The
daughter entered suit against both the
road and Tho stables. claiming S5n, 900
damages. Tho case against til" stables
was postponed. hut the charge against
tho road was tried and resulted in n
verdict Of $4,000. from which an ap.
peal was taken
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Mike onic1, ncco,cry of Mon.,

i. 9. Smoak. agent of the Atlantic
coast Line Railroad in South Richmond
iost p"ckotbook containing SIG yes
'.ruaE morning. His loss was imlnc-
'iiately reported to the Third Police
station and within two hours the
money had been recovered by Precinct
detective c. r. Tinslcy and l'ntrolnan
Michael Moore. who traced it to a negro
iiviu" on the Northsidc. The man found
thc pocketh"ok ANA Wen; on home.
Mhcr. be was lncntch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
SMALL ATTENDANCE
AT AMHERST FAIR
Rain and UnfnyorHbic Weather Kept Crowd
Down to Six ltundrcd-uOrse Show
Awards.

Rain aud linfnyorabic Weather Kept Crowd
Down to Six itun,lrcd-uOrsc Show
Awards.
AMHERST. VA. September eG-rhe az.
tendance on tho third and last day OF tho
Amherst fair was cut short by the rain of
Thursday night and the Covering skies Fri
day morning. CONSIDERING the untavorable
weather. the people turned out we'll, and 1t
Is estimated that between 700 and COO wore
admitted yesterday.
Tho grand tournament began at O'clock
II" charge TO the knights. who number ed
anoI' twenty, was delivered by Colonel c. II.
At tho horse show tho following wore -.
wiuncrs: '
Briar
to bugsyl-seni's first. second and Third.
=; n. Page: ladies', first, second and third.
Mrs. y. a.. Page.
Light driving horses-bcst pair. H. l.. Page.
h. iieavy drying horses tehown to carriasc)-
Park saddle horses jthreo- sai,ed>. walk.
! t,r, ana canter-R V. Martindale Sweet
eishteenEhTs; Miss Inland " campse H'e' SEQ 20
2 S,,,, Miss Gray. OF Norwood; third, Miss
Bes, lady rider lover cightecn>-nrs Mis-,
Hls ws e second; - Miss Bessie Gregory; third
7. Infant r nmIp;nE tthree and onc-,hird fceo
Initial hunting class thorses that hav.
n I won a; amy horse showl-J. VI. B.
Hunters tsilvcr cup presented by j. T.
idlnunuS; Lynchburg)-E. V. Mor,indalc.
Heavy draft horscs-Dr. ". l. Walker. ST.
Angelo Stock Farm
shetland ponics-staliion. three years and
third. W
stallion. two years and over-Dulyich
stock Farm. first. second and third.
Marc three years and ovcr-Duiwlch Stock
Fnrm first. second ana third.
Mare two years and ov"r-Duwich stock
Farm first. second and third.
oUd and third
wcaniing- Dulwich stool, Farm nrst sec
"nd and third
Best single driver 'drivcn TO rig)-Dulwich
STOCK Farm, first. second and third.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
The I:ynneeIistIc Campaign.

The concerted cvangelistic campaign
inauEurated by the BAPTIST churches OF
this city will he brought to a close
by the middle OF next week The
cVanScliatS and singers conducting the
campaign will 20 from here to Roanoke
and thence 10 Richmond. Two great
mass for men will b" held
tomorrow aftcrnoon--for tho whites
in the Academy OF Music ana for the
colorcd in Gilhcld Church. II is be-
licvcd that the campaign will result
in 250 To 500 acccssions to the various
churches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
ttitpurfS of sniff

ported I'm considerable uunntit, marc
than 100000 harrols coming to Al,
'antic ports last year, according TO
the United states Gcolosic al SURVEY.
me country Is amply able. however 10
s"ppiE u" "ntitc home demand as
is in excess Of the present ,u,n,,,
Phc imports last year were only 80
per cent OF the total CONSUMPTION.
whetcos In 1890 the percentages vas
A."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
Asks itUte Reduction.

WASHINGTON. September .G.--Tno
Interstate Commerce Commission was
'siScd to-day by Ia" Supreme Court
and Alexandria. La. Chunh.r of Com,
inercc, for reduction OF both class ana
coinlnodity frcirh, rates :" and from
those cl'ltS ia complaint directed
tho Alabama and Nicl,sh,,r,
hallway ami eighty sin other southern
Northern and Eastern roads. the com
incrcial ORGANIZATIONS declared tho
existing rates excessive. unreasonable
ana discruinstory
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
BY RLANTON & co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
illi East Main St.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DESlRABBLE TEN-ACRE FARM ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF DARBYTOWN
ROAD, NEAR PIONEER BAPTIST
CHI RCH. WITH DWELLING AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON.
In execution OF a certain deed or
The clerks office of I{cnrico Circuit
Court in II. b. POL page 80. will,
having been default in the payment OF
the debt thereby secured. sell mt public
auction. on tn premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER |, 1914.
at 1 o'clock J.. NJ,
tho tract of land above described.
THIS iaud is situated on Il good road
and has comfortable buildings, and will
make 81 nice home ana truck farm.
TERMS: Cash.
W. C. BLANTON.
Trustee.
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y jury yesterday. i'll Hustine& Court.
Fart H.. awarded q verdict OF approNi-
ruately 5000 to the plaintifT in the suit
of the Weisber9cr Company against
the Virginia hallway and Power Com
panT. Damages Were asked in the sum
OF $3.50, as the result of an accident in
which an auto truck Of the company
was struck by street car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
VIII Hold ilcNINaI.

y series OF revival meetings will be
conducted this week. beginning ON
Monday, by Rev. w. II. Nickcrs. of
Cambridge. Md, on the site OF the
old Tavern on Hull street. between
Eleventh ana Twelfth Streets The
meetings, which are open to tho pub
lie. Will begin promptly at o'clock
each night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
Hoard To- Meet.

Inc regular monthly meeting of The
Chesterfield Eoard of Supervisors will
ne hcld tomorrow at Chesterfield
Courthouse. BESIDES the regular rou-
tine of business. no matters OF import
ance are scheduled to be acted upon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

by virtue of Il certain deed of TRUST
TO- ton ,he udna4erS s6S trustee dated Sep
clerks office of the Circuit Court OF
iienrico County. Virginia, in u. Is. 1854,
page BIS, default having been made in
the payment of the debt secured there
by. anu being required so to do by the
beneficiary, ] will sell. nj public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
ScPTEMBEE 80, 1914.
at o'clock L. NJ,
all that lot of land. with frame dwell
ing. No. 15i7 North Twenty ninth
Street, thereon. commencing at !. point
on the cast line OF Twenty-ninth Street,
distant 26s feet. C inches north of L
street. and fronting on the east line OF
Twcnty-nnth street 50 feet. and cX-
tending back eastcrly 1872 feet TO I'm
alley Ii feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay off
ana discharge a note of g 900 with in
tereSt, ANA expenses OF executing this
trust including a trustees commission
of i per cent. balance secured by deed
OF trust for twelve months on the
above property. or all cash at option
OF purchaser
II. T.. BROWN.
Trustee.
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Death of willinm Vi. ucrnnrd.

William NJ bernard. 4 practicinE at
torney of Surry, died at the county
courthouse yesterday in the siXticth
year of his age. He was we'll known
in Petersburg, whore he leaves many
relatives and friends. The body
reached Petersburg this evening, and
the funeral services Were held inn
mcdiatcly afterwards at Elandford
Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
,.Iks. ApnunI Convention.

Tie oighth annual .cenvcntion NJ The
Il T. -. j.. of Virginia, will lac held Ia
Petersburg OH Thursday. and Friday of
next week. y large attendance is eX-
pcctcd and preparations have been
made TO give the visitors u royal well
come and an abundance of entertain
mcnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
Death of urS. william VI. Jones.

Mrs. Mamie Stevens Jones. widow OF
Mayor William VI. Jones died last night
after a lingering illness. At the home of
her son, whom she Was visiting, in
Charlotte. y. &. She was the d;turh-
ter of the late John l.. Stevens. was a
native and lifelong resident OF Peters
burg and was widely esteemed and
beloved She is survived by four sons.
John :. and Earnest s. Jones. of Peters
burg; William q. Jones OF Lawrcnburg,
y. G., and Joseph y. Jones. 81 Char
lottc, y. c.. and by one daughter, Mrs.
William y. Fond. of Richmond. Also
by several brothers and sisters.
The remains reached Petersburg to-
night. and tho funeral VIII take place
tomorrow Sunday afternoon from
Tahb street Presbyterian Church.
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premises.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER BOTH.
ut 1850 J.. NJ.
the property described In said deed os
follows:
An that lot OF land in the city of
'nchmond, commencing at the south
east corner Of Bclvdcrc and Main
streets. thence running caStwardIy and
irontin" on the south line OF Main
street ~ feet, and running back on the
east line at right angles to Main street
40 feet TO Beividcrc street: thence
running northwardly along Relviderc
street and fronting thereon l69 feet
10 the Int of beginning. said lot
being in the form of Il right angle
triangle: also all that certain lot OF
iahd, with all improvements thereon
iinc OF Main street, between Bclvidere
ana Madison Streets, beginning on the
south line of Main Street at q stone
ana running thence eaStwardly and
fronting on said Main Street 80 feet
\ l.: inches, thence southwardly on a
line parallel with Madison Street $50
rect, more or less, TO an alley: thence
westwardly along said alley to Bcivi-
ucrc street; thence along said Belvi-
dcrc street to II point 30 feet from it's
eastern inc; thence northwardly $40
feet, more or less. to the point or be-
ginning.
TERMS: Cash as to expense Of sale.
1914 tax to day OF Sale.- and to pay n
note of $4,000. with interest frob,
July 10, 1913, and balance one and two
Years. q per cent interest added, secured
by deed of trust.
LEROY Z. BROWN.
Sole Acting Trustee
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il 90,
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PETERSBURG
LODGE
HOST TO ODD FELLOWS
South Richmond Members of Fra
tcrnal Or.Nr Pay Visit to Brothers
i'll Nei.rhboring City.
GRAND MASTER Is PRESENT
After Program OF Speech-NIaking Is
Concluded, Smoker Is rendered to
Guests-Widow OF Former Mayor
Jones Dies at CharlUttc.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch I


PETERSBURG. VA. September 2G-
p lherc was a big meeting c.f the Odd
Fellows of The city last night, held
under tho auspices of ADpomnttoy
Lodge. but comprising members OF the
thrc" local lodges. The occasion was
Il iratcrnal visit OF Henderson Lodge
of South Richmond and an official visit
by Grand Master Parkc p. Dean and
Grand Secretary DR.. f. =. Turner. The
visitors came over in a special trolley
car from Richmond. and were cordially
received and welcomed Past Grand
IL Il. Brunct of Appomnttox Lodge,
nchrcrcd the address of welcome and
turned the gavcl over 10 Past Grand
Master james II. blanks who smoke
interestingly OF the growth and worth
OF inc oroer in Petersburg during the
past nifty ycars--;l period during which
ne has been in active and continuous
association with the service of the
order, ana has been highly honorcd
ny IT. I'm point of continuous anillation.
Mr. Hanks is one OF the oldest odd
Fellows rs well as Masons i'm the
state. Several members of Henderson
Lodge and of the local lodges made
brl"t talks. Tie feature of the evening
was the address of Grand Master Deans
who spoke Of tho great principles of
IN" order. the growth and it's work
DURING tn" past year he said. the order
distributed for charity $1,000 600 and
1000 members were added To it's rolls
Virginia has 5000 members and one
OF the handSomcSt homes in the coun-
try for tho maint emance of orphans
ana iniirn members of the order There
are III children and q number of aged
ndd Fellows in this home. Following
TN" grand master. w. l.. Ochiltrcc spoke
Tor the eHcampm"nt branch OF the
order, ana Grand Secretary Turner
urged every member 10 strive to build
M the order TO greater strength.
The evening was closed with the
serving OF refreshments and Il delight
fMl smoker.
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BY CHAS. A. ROSE co,
Real Estate AuctioneerS.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
LOT OF LAND. WITH FRAME
DWELLING THEREON, KNOWN AS
90; l5lI NORTH TWENTY NINTH
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

~ virtue Of Il deed Of trust. dated
october 70. 1903. ana recorded in Rich
lnohd Ch;lnCcry Court. II. b. 2O5-D page
~, TO tho undersigned and Peer DAILY.
trustee. default being made, and being
required so to 10. / will. as sole acting
trustee tmy co-truStcc being out of the
statc), sell at public auction, on the
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
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ELAN II t'UNSTEN,
kuct ipueprs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-08-19
Curras punofnee.
ELLSWORTH, Me-, Aug. II, 1914.

ELLSWORTH, Me-, Aug. II, 1914.
To the Editor of The American:
While it may not always be the best Of
form to place in print criticisms of public
conduct, l trust that the following few
lines may find a proper place in your
paper.
Last week Ellsworth was proud of a
church fair, the simplicity and beautiful
ness of W hich made it an instant success.
Yet the whole beauty of the fair was dis
gracefully marred and the feature of the
program so arranged as to be a climatical
triumph was reduced to gross injustice
to the audience and an inexcusable insult
to the artist, because young people in the
gallery persistently talked aloud during
this entire number.
Mrs. Swan is an artist of rare and ex-
ceptionally sweet voice, and the dis
courtesy shown to her here in her home
city is beyond the power of music-lovers
to censure.
l understand, although do not know it
OF my own knowledge, that the young
men in the group are students of the Ellis
worth high school, and that one Of the
young ladies comes from Boston, the
eastern home of refinement.
Members of the society giving the fair
are highly indignant over the incident,
the like OF which has occurred on several
notable occasions in the past.
1t is obvious to the writer that such I'M
pleasantres as this, which mars and spoils
the efforts of an artist and the appreci-
alton Of the audience, should meet with
such universal condemnation, that in the
future such offenders will feel a bond OF
responsibility in public places, to the end
that no artist in the future shall suffer
such indignities.
CITIZEN.
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SEDGWICK.
CITIZEN.

Mrs. Alice Candage is employed at w.
H. Pervear's.
John Dickie, OF Lawrence, Mass, is with
his family at "River View".
Mrs. Mary Gray and daughter Lizzie, OF
Surry, are visiting at Edward Gray's.
Homer Miles, the actor, with his wife
and baby girl, are guests of the Moseleys.
Mrs. Webster, of Haverhill, Mass, was
the guest of c. N. Rhodes and wife last
week.
Clinton Cole and family, OF Connecticut,
are visiting Mr.. Coles parents, E. c. Cole
and wife.
Mrs. George Lane and children, OF Rock
port, are spending week here with Mrs.
Fl. d. Lane.
Mrs. ]. G. Eaton is spendinga few weeks
with her daughter at her camp at Aiken
Bay, N. H.
Mrs. Maker and children, of Dorchester,
Mass, are occupying the Phillips cottage.
They plan to speud the winter here.
Aug. II. FL.
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MARRIED..

ALLEN-AMES At Bucksport, Aug IL, by
Rev A McAlister, Miss Guida L Allen, of
Bucksport, to Maurice Ames, of Bangor.
COOK-PAINER-At Bar Harbor, Aug 8, by
Rev burlington, Miss Edna NJ Cook, of
Bar Harbor, to Walter Palmer, of Phila-
delphia.
DAIGLE-CASEY-AtB Bar Harbor, Aug 8, by
Rev D O'Brien, Miss Melena Daigle to
John Francis Casey, both of Bar Harbor.
GRAY-QUIMBY-At South Penobscot, Aug
Is, by Rev. Chester Smith, Mrs Eta Gray,
of West Penobscot, to Elliot Quimby,
OF Verona.
'KENZIE-SMITH-AtD Deer Isle, Aug 8, by
Rev H w Collins, Miss Edna Fl Mckenzie to
David Smith, both of Stonington.
QUINN-SILvY-AtE Ellsworth Falls, Aug IL,
by Rev Orville Guptill, Miss Georgia A
Quinn to Fred Silvy, both of Ellsworth.
RANDALL-BONZEY- Bucksport, Aug g.,
dali, of Cutler, to Arthur Bonzey, of Bucks
port.
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BORN.

BASLER-At Ellsworth Falls, Aug IL, to Mr.
and Mrs Forrest Basler, daughter.
CARTER-At Portland, Aug II, to Mr. and Mrs
Barton Carter, a son. Lawrence Earl
CUNNINGHAM-At Bucksport, Aug 6, to Mr.
and Mrs Leslie Cunningham, son.
COLwELL-At Hancock, Aug 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Charles Colwell, a daughter. Gladys
Mae.
FRANKLIN-At Bar Harbor, Aug 8, to Mr. and
Mrs Morris Franklin, daughter.
LEACH-At Orland, Aug 10, to Mr. and Mrs
Eugene R Leach, son.
PAINE-At Ellsworth, Aug Is, to Prof and
Mrs George Porter Paine, son.
SCRIBNER-At Hancock, July 20, to Mr. and
Mrs Charles Scribner. a son.
WITHAM-At Castine, Aug IL, to Mr. and Mrs
Grover Witham, a son.
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NORTH ELLSWORTH.

Mrs. Maria Gray has returned from d
visit in Surry.
Mrs. Chester Maddocks and sister, Har-
riet Frost, are guests OF their sister in
Lewiston.
Mrs. Mary ]. Perry, who has spent the
past month in fremont, is with Der
daughter, Mrs. Harold Maddocks.
Frederick David, infant son OF Fred A.
Moore and wife, Of Bar Harbor, was
christened at the chapel here Sunday.
Mrs. Chelsea Piper, OF Eastbrook, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Maddocks,
and her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Mason.
The many friends of Howard McGown
were grieved to hear Of his death Saturday
night. Much sympathy is extended to
the family.