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Army and Navy
ARMY.

ARMY.
Each Of the following officers is re-
Hered from duty at the army SER
vice schools, Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas.
Major GEORGE D. MOORE. to the
captain WAIT c JOHNSON, to the
Captain JAMES G. HANNAH, to the
Seventh Infantry.
Captain ERNEST E HASKELL, 10
the Nineteenth Infantry.
Captain JOHN K. MILLER, Infantry,
Is attached to the Ninth Infantry
Captain ROY B. HARPER, Quarter
master Corps, to Kansas City. Mo-.
the Kansas City, Mo-. office OF the
Quartermaster Corps, temporarily
relieving Major ALEXANDER NJ.
DAVIS. Quartermaster Corps. who
VIZ proceed to Fort Worth, Texas,
and assume charge Of the depot of
the Quartermaster Corps to be es-
tablished.
Captain LEE r. DUNBAR. Medical
Corps. Is detailed as a member OF
meet at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
Tor the examination of candidates
for the United States Military Acad-
emy. vice Captain THOMAS D.
WooDSON, Medical Corps, relieved.
granted First Lieutenant ORLANDO
G. PALMER. Sixth Cavalry.
captain HENRY e. MADDUX, Medi-
cal Corps, is relieved from temper
sry duty at the General Hospital,
Fort Bayard. New Mexico
: board of officers to consist of:
Major RODERIC p. OCONNOR. Med
icsl Corps: Major GEORGE l.
BYRAM. Tenth Cavalry: Captain
ROBERT ]. FLEMING. Tenth
Cavalry; Captain FRANK TOMP-
X1NS. Tenth Calvary: Captttin
JOHN r. BARBER. Medical Corps:
Js appointed 10 meet at Fort Hua-
chuca. Arizona. May . 10 con-
duct the examination of applicants
for commissions in volunteer forces.
NAVY.
REAR ADMIRAL c. c. ROGERS. re-
tired-Transferred to the retired list
OF the Navy from April q. 1914, in
conformity with the provisions of
section 1852, Revised Statutes Cphys-
ical disa bility in line OF duty), and
with the rank of rear admiral, in
conformity with the provisions OF
an act Of Congress, approved March
4, 1911, detached all duty; TO home.
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ADJOURN INQUIRY ON
WRIGHT TO MONDAY
House Barely Launched on Work
OF Investigating Charges
Against Jurist.

The House judiciary subcommittee
held no session today in the Wright
impeachment charge case. the hearing
going over until Monday next. The
first day Of the investigation, as re-
ported in the $50 and earlier editions
Of The Times. barely launched the COM
mittee upon its work, and more than
a score Of witnesses are to be heard.
The hearings probably will continue
through several weeks.
Louis Carmody. former private sec
retary to the jurist. is expected to take
the stand aagin Monday. While tes-
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Congress May Hear of
Garrard's Retirement

Friends in Congress Of Col. Joseph
Garrard. Fifteenth Cavalry. recently
summarily retired at Fort Bliss, Texas.
by order OF the Secretary Of War. are
THE csae in speeches on the floor.
senator James, of Kentucky, is one
OF those interesting themselves in this
case. Colonel Garrard comes within
the age when he can be relieved by
order OF the Preside&t, but IL is said
the President knew nothing of his re-
Lsennent until friends OF the officer went
- the White House and told him.
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Find Cost of Individual
Towels for Employees

Anticipating the action Of the Com
missioners in adopting regulations rec
commended by Health Onicer w. c,
Woodward. to prohibit the use Of the
common towel in the District, n. c,
Hargrove. purchasing officer. has be-
gun an investigation to determine the
cost Of their substitution by Individual
towels IN the departments Of the Dis
trict government.
BY contract with laundry hrm. linen
towels are furnished the public schools
at a rate Of yl5 thousand. The cost Of
this service Is 1.9o0 a year. Through
another contract linen towels are fur-
nished the Police and Fire Departments
at a cost Of s675 year. Paper towels,
which cost 81 a thousand. are in use at
the District building and Public Library.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-Arethusa, Hancock. Virginia,
Georgia, Nebraska, Trippe and
Ammen- at Vera Cruz; Henley War
rington. and Cyclnps. al TampicO
Wheeling. at Santo Domingo City;
Petrol. AT Puerto Plata. Scorpion, at
Constsutinoplc; Flusser. a Galves-
ton: Preston. at Galveston: supply,
AT Yokohama: Saturn, at Guaymas
Washington, at Port Royal, s. c.
from Vera Cruz for Tam
pico: Yankton, from Vera Cruz for
New Orleans; Orion from Vera Cruz
for Hampton Roads: Tennessee, from
Philadelphia for New York yard &;
Srutus, from Portsmouth. y. H, for
Hampton Roads; Castine. from 3os-
ton for Key West; Annapolis, from
dazatlan for La PaZ; Perry, from
Topolobanpo for GuayTnas; Mary
land, from Mazatlan for Manzanillo: !:
hopkins, from Mare Island for San
Diego and Mazatlan
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Holds Body Rules Mind.

Declaring that the mental condition
was wholly dependent on the physical.
Mrs. Roger Watts. Of England. an ex-
ponent Of Greek culture. roundly scored
the religiou.. and lay cults which main
tain the mental condition reflects upon
the physical. Mrs. Watts lectured at
the Home Club last night on THE I'm
portance Of Pose in the Development
Of the Mind"
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Will Hear Lectures.

Following a council meeting OF the
Biological Society Of Washington. at the
Cosmos Club tonight, W. p. Hay win
speak on ths wilkes Exploring Expedi-
tion." S. NJ 'Gronberger VIII entertain
with stereoptican views Of the home
and country of Linnaeus. L. D. Halleck
will lecture on Washington Wild Flow
ers."
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Alfred T. Grimes, master Of Anacostia
Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ, has an.
nounced a social session to follow tho
meeting of the lodge next Monday night
fiddle and the bow, banjo, and tam
bollrine"
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shoulders and arms were
all affected badly. He
couldn't sleep he was in SO
much agony. IL would
break out in little red pim-
pies and would form a scale
Hike fish scales. His cloth
ing irritated it badly. tt
itched so badly that he
cried nearly all the fju,e
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PARK VIEW TO PUSH
BOARD FENCE FIGHT
Citizens Association Reaffirms
Opposition to Nuisance in
District.

The Park View Citizens Association,
at its closing meeting last night before
the summer vacation period. reafirIned
its opposition to the board fence NUS
snce and instructed its representative
10 the Federation of Citizens Associa-
tons to work for their elimination. The
Park View Association claims the credit
for having originated THIS campaign,
which has been given the lndorseneht
of the Chamber of Commerce ana the
clean city committee.
TO the Federation of Citizens Associa-
tlons. also was instructed 10 present
10 that organization tonight the views
OF the neishborhood on the proposed
extensions were outlined by the Dis
Ir!ct Commissioners two years ago in
response TO a Senate resolution relative
10 the need of establishing additional
street car facilities.
Matter Is Reopened.
The matter has been Teopened by the
Connecticut Avenue Citizens Associa-
ton and is expected 10 be pressed by
the federation.
The additional lines recommended by
Ias commission are:
On Eighteenth street west, from G
street southwark and into Potomac
Park
On Seventeenth street west, from
Pennsylvania avenue to Z street.
ca Kennedy street northwest, from
Fourteenth street to and into Rock
Creek Park.
On L street south, from Four-and-a-
half street west to Eleventh street east
From the north end OF the Connecticut
avenue bridge to the western end of
Massachusetts avenue.
From the present terminus of the Mt.
Pleasant line to Argyle terrace, mostly
via Eighteenth street northwest.
On Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
northeast, from H street to East Cap
itol street, and on and D streets
northeast from Thirteenth to Fifteenth
streets.
On II street northwest, from Twenty
sixth street to New Jersey avenue.
To Fight Amendments.
The Park View Association authorized
its delegate to fight for amendments TO
this plan giving further street car ia
cilities to that neighborhood. A par
ucular effort will be made to have the
proposed Kennedy street line into Rock
Greek Park extend to Georgia avenue,
instead of Fourteenth street.
Protest was made at the meeting
on the action of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company in refus-
ing to stop inbound express cars from
Forest Glen at Park road. a fire
crossing. to take on passengers Citi-
7ens were urged to report such re-
fusals to Police Captain Doyle in or
der that q test case may be made
j. G. McGrath, president of the as
sociation, reported that although il
Wae the last meeting OF the associa-
ion until the first Friday in October,
he would call executive meetings dur
ms the summer to take up pressing
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will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION
within the above stable, on MONDAY.
MAY iTlI. at O'CLOCK p. NJ. Two
Carloads of Horses suitable for all
purposes, including excellent driving
horses, heavy draft horses. ranging
from Loo to 100 pounds. all acciimated
and ready for hard work. Also horses
Tor business wagons. stock must be
AS represented. The above horses ma
he seen at stable all day Sunday.
May Srd.
Sale Rain or Shine
WILL McHENRY.
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Federal League.

At st. Louis RU-
Brooklyn ......... 001 10000 O-4I ii q
st. Louis. 002010 0000-3 |
Batteries-Seaton and owens; brown
kupper and Chapman. Umpires, Bush
and Mannasay.
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BABY IN AGONY
WITH ECZEMA
When Six Weeks Old. Face, Head,
Shoulders and Arms Affected. So
Disfgured Couldn't Tell What He
Looked Like. Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment Cured.

r. F. ID. No. II. Derita, N. C.-"My
little grandchild took eczema when he was
six weeks old His face head and Nttlo
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ETONINErON-
USE FEMME.
Dec. IS.

Reuben Cousins and wife are the guests
OF friends in Boston.
Vernon Silver has gone to Halloweli,
where be will be employed.
Frank s. Warren and wife left this week
for Jacksonville, Fla, for the winter.
Florian Arey will return TO Colby coll
lege this week. This is his senior year.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Phillips and daughter,
OF Barre, VT, are visiting John Tyler and
wife.
Mrs. w. l.. Greenlsw and daughter
Doris have returned from visit in Mai
den, Mass.
Miss Edith Silver and Miss Ruby w.
Small returned to Pennington normal
school Monday.
AT the Methodist church Christmas
night there was a concert and tree with
interesting musical selections.
Max Button and wife are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth of daughter.
Mrs. Button was Miss Mabel Goss.
About New Years, DIR. b, L. Noyes and
ID. J. Noyes will go to Cuba, where they
have property, bought several years ago.
During the cold snap last week the ice
has made to Powder island, and several of
the scallop and sloop boats are frozen in
at their moorings.
Dec. IS. Mill
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HANCOCK.
Echo.

Wyman Beai, of HaIlowell, is guest at
the home OF L. A. Crabtree and wife.
Miss Gertrude era btree, of Portland,
visited her mother, Mrs. Ellen era btree,
last week.
C. Fl. Abbott and wife and Theodore
Abbott, of Bangor, were Christmas guests
of g. Ii. Young and wife.
Misses Leah and Lillian Scammon, OF
Bangor, were Christmas guests of their
parents, h. B. Scammon and wife.
Miss Gertrude Foss, OF Bangor, and
Miss Edith Foss, OF Waterville, spent
Christmas with their parents, o. w. Foss
and wife.
Frederic johnson and Horace Stratton.
OF Higgins classical institute. and Ken
meth Crabtree, OF Hebron academy, are
home for the holidays.
Christmas concert was given Friday
evening. The following program was
pleasantly given: Voluntary; prayer
song, choir; responsive reading; Christ
mas acrostic, nine children; Rotations,
Reginal johnson, Lena Young; song,
choir; recitations, Bernard Joy, Celia
Foss, Caroline CrRbtree; song, Julia West
resitations, Philip Eldridge, Nina STRAIT
ton; song, choir; Rotations, Cline Page,
Doris Strstton, Bessie Walker, Ralph
Young, Frances Page; song, Madeline
Sabine, Merle Ss btne, Earl Sa bine; recita-
ton, Sa mmy Lounder; song, Minta STRAIT
ton, Doris Stratton, Celia Foss; recitation,
Elsie Page, Madeline Sa bine; exercise,
Merle Sa bine, Earl Sabine; song. At the
close of the exercise, Santa Claus dis
tributed gifts from the tree and presented
each child with box of candy.
Dac % 4
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

Andrew Parker's new cottage near the
Mills house is progressing, with the pros
pect of an early completion.
Rudolp Gilley, who has been a helpless
invali1 for year or more, is gradually
growing weaker.
Mr.. Gott, OF Bangor, the contractor for
the Cousins summer home, has been here
again for the past three weeks doing the
interior finish on the house.
Capt Jacob Mayo is at home for the
winter, having finished the herring sea-
son. His daughter, Mrs. Byron Carpen-
ter, is still giving her mother, a heiplers
invalid, faithful care.
A union service was held at the Con-
gregational church Christmas eve. with
beautifully loaded trees and a pleasing
program. All the children, in addition
to gifts from home friends, were given
candy bags and special present from
w. l.. Underwood, OF Boston. Sunday
morning, Dec. 20, the Christmas sermon
by Mr.. Mordecai was OF thrilling interest
and was enjoyed by large united congre-
CATION.
In one home here Christmas bells
heralded wedding favors. On Christmas
evening, at an early hour, a few intimate
friends gathered at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Lawtou to witness the mar
rage of their daughter Jessie to c. Ed
ward Davies, Y. NJ. c. A. director Rev.
Mr.. Walker, of Mt. Desert, officiated
The important affair had been kept secret
from the public, but a ''iittle bird''
whispered the news, and a gathering of
young people serenaded the bridal pair
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies left Immediately
after the ceremony for Bar Har Dor, to be-
gin a wedding trip.
Dec. IS. SPRAY
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SPRAY.
NORTH CASTINE

Mrs. w. G. Conner, who been ill, is
better.
Mrs. L. w. Rice is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bernice Wallace, at Berwick.
Harry Wardwell and bride, OF Castine,
are receiving congratulations of friends
here.
Mrs. Fred Conner is at home after an
extended visit to her son Edwin at Cleve-
land. o.
Fred Butler, of Bluehill, has purchased
the Merritt Webster place, and has moved
his family there.
The Christmas tree and entertainment
at the Dunbar schoolhouse Christmas
night brought enjoyment to all present.
Carl Dunbar and wife, OF Bucksport,
visited their parents here last week. They
were accompanied on their return home
by her sister, Miss Hazel Dunbar.
The marriage of Clarence B. Pinkham,
of Seal Harbor, and Miss Emma G. Ward
well took place in Bangor Saturday, Dec.
~. After several days spent there, they
came to the home of the BRIDES parents,
Fred F. Wardweil and wife, TO remain
awhile before leaving for Seal Harbor.
Mrs. Pinkham is a graduate of Castine
high school and Eastern State normal
school, and has taught with success. AL
though her friends here will miss her
cheerful helpfulness in everything per-
tanning to the good of the community.
they extend best wishes for happy and
prosperous welded life.
I1er d IL.
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NORTH BROOKLYN,
Mill.

Everett Hale is quite i'll, threatened with
pneumonia.
Daniel X. Giles has bought a wood lot of
Erastus Candsge.
The annual Christmas shooting match
was held at Fred Coles with a large num-
Der OF contestants.
Capt. leroy Flye came home Wednes-
day, having hauled up bis schooner, the
Storm Petrol, IN Boston.
George GrindIe and family have moved
here from Seavilie, and will occupy
"Grovehurst" this winter.
Charles Sherman and wife left last week
to spend the winter with their children in
Massachusetts and New York.
Instead of the usual Christmas tree in
the hall this year, Miss Orendte Mason
had Christmas tree in the schoolhouse
for her pupils, and the Misses Cook also
had tree for the children and parents of
the community.
Dec. Is. XENopHoN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.


Miss Irene Wells Is visiting in Rocslaud.
LeonelI FIVE and Harry Bridges were in
Bangor last week.
W. r. sawyer. OF Boston. was guest at
B, q. Dollard's last week.
Miss Adele Mcfarland leaves to-day for
Somerviile, Mass, for the winter.
Julian Moore and wife. OF Deer Isle,
were recent guests OF J. b. Ba oson and
wife.
Miss Bessie Allen is spending the week
a; Ssrgentviile with her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Babson.
Bion Cousins and wife and Mrs. Martha
Cousins spent several Gays last week ia
Rockiand.
The schooner Telamab is at the Faras-
worth Packing Co.'S wharf with coal for
the company.
Christmas was observed at Haven and
BROOKLYN schools Thursday. Santa was
very good to the children.
Miss Annie Smith went to Boston Mon
day, called there by the illness OF her
aunt, Miss Adelaide Smith.
Miss Cooper, OF Machiasport, wh> has
been visiting her brother, Mouiton
Cooper, returned home Thursday.
The Farnsworth Packing Co. is having
the new factory which has never been
used taken down, and will have 1t taken
TO South Bluebill, where it will erect
another factory.
Lookout chapter, o. e. s., held it's regu-
lar meeting Friday evening, Dec. %
After the meeting Christmas program
was presented, followed by distribution
of gifts by the members of the chapter
Refreshments we're served. A pleasant
evening Was spent.
Weston Colt and wife entertained tbeii
frtanaa ot w hfat and f-hrsRsYpaz r Y
Friday evening. After buffet lunch, the
guests were invited upstairs, where they
found a heavily-laden tree with q
gift for each guest, but j. III.
| Hooper seemed to receive the
| Iiou's share. The evening was pleasantly
spent playing whist. Mrs. Evelyn Gray
and Mrs. Henry w. FIVE won ladies' first
prize, Granville Phillips won the gentle
mans first prize, and consolation prizes
were won by Mrs. Granville Phillips and
| Frank W. Cole.
Dec. IS. UNE FEMME.
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SULLIVAN CENTER.

The Sullivan Center school, taught by
Effie Baker, had Christmas tree Thurs
day afternoon. The program: Song,
school; Rotations, Marjorie Doyle, jessie
Havey; song, Phyllis Havey and Elsie Joy /;
reeitations, Dorothy Wilbur, Ruth Mar
tin, Etfie Havey; song, Fioriee Havey and
Sybil Bean; dialogue, Phyllis Havey,
Dorothy Wilbur, Elsie Joy and Sibyl
Bean; recitations, Joseph Urann, Elsie
joy; song, grades /, 2 and 3; recitations,
song, Dorothy Wilbur and Sibyl Bean /;
recitations, Florice Hsvey, Maxine Doyle,
Annie Martin; song, school; song, Annie
Martin, Jessie Hsvey and Ellie Havey.
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co UNIT NEWS,
WEST FRANKLIN.

Misses lettie and Ola Smith were in
Bangor Wednesday and Thursday.
Lloyd Hodgkins, of Bar Hsrbor, is
spending his vacation with his aunt, Mrs.
Hutchins.
Miss jamie Goodwin entertained her lit
tie friends Christmas in honor of her
eighth birthday.
81. H. Hardison, OF Bangor, took Christ
mas dinner with his parents, Horatio
Harrison and wife.
Earl Young, student in Bangor sigh
school, is spending the holidays with his
sister, Mrs. s. s. Scammon.
Misses Adah Savage and Beulah Hsrdi-
son left saturday; the former to teach at
Bradford, the latter at Glenburn.
Mrs. Clarence Sfratton and daughter
Phyllis spent Christmas with Mrs. STRAIT
toms parents, r. II. Williams and wife.
c. T. Goodwin and wife went to Ports
mouth, n. H., Tuesday to spend the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. Parsiow.
frank Grindle and wife, of Bucksport,
spent Christmas at the home of Mrs.
Grindle's parents, Eugene circuit and
wife.
dinner Christmas their daughter Bazel
and Sam Chapman and wife, of Els
worth.
Miss Alice Butler, who has been in a
sanitarium in Adirondack mountains
several months, arrived home Thursday.
She was accompanied by her nurse.
E. o. Hardison and family moved into
their new and attractive home in time for
their Christmas dinner. In the evening
they were agreesbly surprised to bave for
their guest their son Chauncey, who came
from Bangor for few hours visit, return
ing ON the late train
Dec D. ECHO.
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ASHVILLE.

AT the Christmas sale of the Wednesday
club on December Q, the gross receipts
were S3o.
Fremont Hodgkins and wife spent
Christmas with Mrs. Hodgkins' parents,
Hiram Preble aud wife.
A family dinner was given at E. A
HannR's for Mrs. Hsnna's tamily. The
guests were Harris Pinkhsm and wife,
I'D Pinkham and family.
A Christmas concert and tree Was held
at the schooihonse on Christmas eve. a
bountiiul box OF gifts for the Ashville
children was sent by Mis-. William J.
Schieffelin.
Dec. IS. PHGBE.
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Mrs. Ella Leach has returned from a
weeks visit in Bluehill with her broth
ers.
A. W. Perkins and wife are the happy
parents of a ten-pound baby girl, who
arrived Thursday, Dec. "a.
Miss Maud WardweIl, OF Calais, IL
spending an extended vacation with her
sister, Mrs. S. G.. Varnum.
Jasper Leach, who has employment in
Bangor, spent Christmas here with his
mother, Mrs. Addie Leach.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wsrdsell, ID. ID. G. NJ, went
to Oriand Tuesday night to install Off
GERS OF Riverside chapter, o. L. S.
Roy Leach left to-day for Augusta. He
has been appointed assistant clerk to the
public utilities commission. His many
friends are Offering congratulations.
Dec. IS. WooDLoCKE.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.
Dec. Is.

School is again in session, taught by
Raw Moon.
Ora Jordan andswife have gone to Porto
Rico for the winter.
Miss Dora Jellison has gone to Rumford
Falls for a few weeks.
Miss Eliza beth Jeilison spent Christmas
with friends in Rowland.
Mrs. Margaret Eidridge, of Rumford
Falls, is with her sister, Carrie Colby.
Miss Madge Moon, who has been in
Boston the past three weeks, is home.
The schooner Warner Moor discharged
coal for the Maine Central last week.
Mrs. Vesta Carter and little daughter
Hester recently spent a week with Mrs.
George Hopkins in Trenton.
Dec. Is. {.
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WEST FREMONT.

Nathan Richardson is at WORE for l.. W.
RnmIll in place of Eugene Gordius, who
resigned.
The two-m asted schooners James NAL
10y and Susan Clifford are loading the
lumber from the wrecked schooner Rod
ney Parker.
Nelson Gordius, wife and their three
children, OF Mckinley, spent Christmas
with his parents, Augustus Gordius and
wife.
Eugene Gordius and boys, Durward and
Ronald, spent Christmas with Mrs. Cor
dius' parents, Benjamin Carter and wife,
at Pretty Marsh.
Dec. Is. THELMA.
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spent the weekend with her parents, t.
b. Knowles and wife.
Miss Elizabeth Macomber, OF Seal Har-
Dor, spent the holidays with ID. G. Hall
and family.
e. X. Ellington, who has been employed
at j. Lee Fogg's the past season, is at
home.
Philip Barnes has moved his family into
the house " hich he recently purchased of
l.. +. Higgins, of Seal Harbor.
drama, 1.-The Wasfarers," was pre-
sented at the grange hali by Mt. View
grange. They will present the same play
at the Pastime, Northeast Hsrbor, to-
night.
Dec. Is. M.
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BEECH HILL.

John Carter and Alice Mason are at
home from U. OF NJ. for the holidays.
Mrs. Mary Hill, of Somesviile, is at
Mrs. Ella Mason's for a few days.
Charles Carter and Guy Lunt and their
families spent Christmas at Benja min
Csrter's at Pretty Marsh. Ii was q de-
lightful family party, nearly thirty being
present.
Christmas greetings from Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Carter tell that they are well and
pleasantly situated in their new home in
North Lamoine.
Christmas eve passed pleasantly at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. Guy Lunt, where a
heavily laden Christmas tree held gifts
for the families of Charles Carter, Guy
Lunt and Delmont Richardson.
Dec. Is. LEAF.