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French

PARIS. January 22-The French
War Office this afternoon gave out
an official report on the progress OF
the war, reading ms follows
In Belgium the enemy Yesterday
bombarded Nieuport with n fair de-
gree OF violence Our infantry
made some slight progress to tho
east of Lombacrtzyde highway. Re-
tween Yprcs and the Disc success
full operations on the part OF our
artillery against field works. bat
tcrics and detachmcnts OF infantry
of the enemy. took place yesterday.
From the Oisc TO the Argonne:
The situation in the vicinity OF Sois-
sons shows no change. Near Berry
au-Bac trench. which we were
compelled to evacuate following Il
violent bombardmcnt. was recap
tured by us. In the region OF
Perthcs. the enemy delivered an at
tack during the night OF January
2o-2l at II point northwest OF
Beauscjour. but without success.
between tIe MeuSc Hnu the
Mosclle: To the southeast OF st.
Mlhiel. In the forest of Apremont.
an exceedingly violent bombardment
MADE IL Impossible for us to retain
the German trenches occupied by us
yesterday for a distance of $50
yards.
ITO the northwest of Pont-a-
Mousson. in the forest OF lie Pctre.
the enemy yesterday recaptured
portion OF the trenches taken by us
January so. but we are maintaining
ourselves at all other points OF this
position.
In the Vosges the enemy hurled
against ST. Die six projectilcs OF
great calibre without. however. do
ing any serious damage.
AT n point between Mount Bon
Homme and Mount Schlucht there
has been an artillery engagement. in
which the German batteries were
reduced TO silence.
In Alsace the infantry fighting
IN the region of Hartmann and
Wcierkopf is going on with great
ferocity. Tho struggle is actually
handto-hand.
in front of Dannemarie our artil-
lery dispersed gatherings OF the
enemy
Tho following official communica-
tion WAS Issued by the War ONCE
tonight:
ITO the south OF Ypres the enemy
has been more active than previous
". Last night there was some rifle
and cannon firing.
I'm the region OF the wood OF ST.
Mard we siienced n German battery.
I'm the Argonne fierce attacks
have taken place near Fontaine
Madame, at field work called
Marie Thercsc. and south of Fon-
taine Jamiette. At Fontaine
Madame we repulsed the enemy af-
ter two vigorous Commentaries
Al the Mar!ethcrese work the
fighting Went on throughout the
day. II was conducted with ex-
treme energy by both sides When
night came we were holding all our
positions.
Some night attacks attempted
by the enemy in the region of the
Hartmann Weilerkopf hills did not
succeed. According 10 the latest
reports. the lighting stil was going
on there"
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GOVERNOR HATFIELD REGARDS
TT As SUDSTA NTIAL VICTORY

CHARLESTON. w. VA, January 22.-
Governor II. ID. Hatfield, of West Vir-
ginia, In a statement tonight on to-
days findings in the Virginia. West
Virginia debt case expressed his pleas
ure with the report, 1T is a substan-
tial victory for West Virginia." de-
clared the Governor.
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VESSELS TO BE Used
IN EIRppj,AS 'ru,nr

He said that France ana Russia had
held consistently that the transfer Of
me Tag from bellrerent to a neutral
after hostiiitics had begun was not 10
." recognized, ana England also bnd
so he!d although Sir Edward Grcy lns,
summer made some rnodiAcatiors q.
his opposition to the sale, if the SIMS
were not used in trade with Europe.
nc argued that the vessels were to he
used IN the European trade
inc emergency Ia the shipping bust d.
ness "hicn had once been advanced nc
II reason 'or huying The informed sh!ps
senator Lodge declared no longer sup
ported me purchase. because ships
were going empty to South Arnr,ro
and d!scharFinV facilities were ma, 49,
b" obtained for those slips now on
'er'ng the crowded omen ports ~ rn
rope
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ZEPPELIN REPORTED OVER
MIDDLE OF ENGLISH CHANNEL

LONDON. January % C2:32 \. NJ
dispatch 10 the Daily Chronicle from
Dover. timed midnight. said a Zeppelin
was reported over the middle Of tho
English Channel
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WILL INSIST ON PASSAGE
OF SHIP-PURCHASE BILL
IC0ntinlLlG from Eirst pacn !

of Congress. Senator Lodge asserted
that tho purpose OF the ship-purchase
bill was 10 take over German ocean
steamships now idle in American ports
He insisted such a venture would be
perilous for the country
When Senator Lodge concluded. SEN
stor Fletcher, in charge OF the bill.
read kilograms from the Illinois Manu-
facturers' Association and the Jackson
vile, Fla. Chamber OF Commerce.
urging passage OF the bill,
CHALLENGER WILL SPEAK
ABOUT BILL on MONDAY
Senator Smoot announced that Sena-
tor Gallinger would speak on the meas
ure on Monday. Senator Root also an
nounced he would discuss the measure
on Monday. giving particular attention
10 the rules of international law on
transfer Of registry during war
Senator Lodge declared In his speech
that the measure would bring us
within measurable distance Of war, not
with England alone. but with France.
Russia and Japan"
lie quoted from House committee
hearings TO show that Secretary Nc
Adoo had practically admitted that the
purpose OF the bill was TO buy tho
'''I!iiah ShipS !ald up in Boston and
Now York. II such were not tn. pur-
pose. Senator Lodge suggested that the
impression now general could be cor.
r"cted by an amendment, which. he
said. h4, believed had already been voted
down In, committee. 10 dcbar the uoy.
eminent from such purchases.
ITO buy the German ships intcrn.d
IN these ports and relieve their owners
from the heavy daily expense in carinc
TOT them and to hand over TO them
s"o,oooooo or $4,000, 600 OF money be.
longing TO the American peoDle" said
senator Lodge would be a great and
direct assistance 10 one o: the bcllIr.r.
Hh's in tn" war now raging. |, would
he an unneutral act. and very readily
might be construed as hostile No,
hnd an actual breach of ueutralltv.
senator Lodge stated he had been
informed that tn. administration h,L
determined 10 send the Dac!a. y, cor.
man-owned ship. purchased by Amori.
cans and transferred TO American reg.
stry abroad. 20 furnish a test case. al
seems TO me 4 rather DANGEROUS bust.
ness 10 make ties: cases OF this char.
"cter IN time OF war when h.llignr.,,
governments are protesting apajns, ~.
action"
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Piles Cured In Six to Fourteen Days
Druggists refund money II PAZO ONT.
MENT falls to cure Itching. Blind. Bleeding
or PIoiruding Piles. First application gives
relief. Sc.-Adv.
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
WINTERPORT

Erlon Crimmin spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. George Crimmin, Dean street.
The W. C. T. U. will hold their regular meet
ing with Mrs. James Freeman on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Bowden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Archer spent the week lend in
Northport.
Miss Lucy Atwood. who has been the guest
of Mrs. Joshua Treat, Jr., returned to her
home in Eastport, Monday.
Miss Hilda Williams was a passenger on
Sundays steamer, and after a few days in
New York will sail TOR Bermuda.
The funeral services of Mr. Charles Patch
were held Sunday at his late residence. The
interment was at Bucksport Center.
Mr.. aid Mrs. William Kennedy and daugh
tiers were guests of Mrs. Kennedy's father
Mr.. Lewis P. Atwood. the past week.
The annual picnic of the Methodist Sunday
school will be held at Flat Rock, today. Thurs.
day, weather permitting Hayricks will leave
the church at a. m.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Sprowl and family Of
Boston and Prof. Alton Lockhart of Brooklyn
have returned to Pemaquid in their cabir
cruiser "Atala'' after short visit with Rev
and Mrs. A. J. Lockhart.
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
MORRILL,

Mrs. George Rose is visiting her parents in
Revere, ass.
Miss Annie Paul began teaching school in
Montville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Quincy are attending the
campmeetng in Etna.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dow have been spend
ing the past week in Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott of Brewer have been
guests at Delbe-t Paul's the past week.
Miss Ethel Ryan, home missionary, will
occupy the pulpit of the church next Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Littlefield and Mrs. Ida Cross have
been at the Northport csmpground the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Margaret Wood of Belfast was guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Theodore Thomas, sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. Nellie Morgan gave US a fine sermon
last Sunday from the parable of "The Ten
Virgins" Sunday morning. Aug 22nd, nine
were baptised and received into the Baptist
church by Rev. Nathan Hunt.
Willard Nickerson, president of the Christian
Endeavor Society here, received pleasant
surprise Sunday evening, Aug. 2sth his 21st
birthday. During the social meeting Rev. F.
H. Morgan, in behalf of the society presented
him WITH an elegant gold "Endeavor' pin
Willard expressed his thanks very prettily,
! 1.-The ladies' missionary calendar" was held in
! the vestry of the church last Friday afternoon.
A fine program was presented, consisting of an
address by Rev. Fred Morgan of Wolaston
| Mass, a returned missionary from India and
China; remarks and reading by Mrs. Fred
Morgan, president of the Boston district of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. also
president of Wollaston, Mass Nj. E. w. f. M.
Society, and remarks by Rev. and Mrs. Nathan
Hunt, resident pastors; solos by Mrs. Frank l..
Field, Esther Hunt and Willard Nickerson
readings by Mrs. Ellen Shorey, Florence Cross
and Eva Wentworth. A short business meet
ing was held and Mrs Nathan Hunt was elected
presid ent and Mrs. 4. N. Pearson secretary.
| Fifty dollars raised for Missionary work.
I Candy, ice cream and cake were served. A.,
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
PROSPECT.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Rich of Newport called
on friends in town recently
Mr.. and Mrs. George HAYES of Quincy,
Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
Edwin F. KiIlman and wife of Belfast are
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. S. KILL
man.
John F. Libby was recently in Bangor, the
guest of his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cunnin CHAM of Swan
Marden.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Marden and Miss Ruth
spent Friday in Bucksport with DR.. and Mrs.
H. L. Gould
Mrs. Almeda Randell and Miss Elva NJ Ran
kell of Stockton have been visiting Mr.. and
MRS. C. NJ Eames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo True and daughter OF
Frankfort are visiting Mrs Tlue's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. belmont Moody
Mr.. Wilbur Grant of Bangor is weekend
visitor of his mother and sister, Mrs Goodine
Grant and Miss Elvena Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Wald visited Mr.. anG
Mrs. Charles A. " ocd of East Orrington last
week, and attended the Bangor fair while
there.
Joseph 7. Lindsey and daughter, little Miss
Helen of Leominster, Mass, arrived by Sun.
days boat for visit with his father, Horace
Lindsey.
Mrs. M. P. Keene and Mrs Jennie Dock
ham were in Bucksport Friday and called OF
Mrs. A. A. CHM at Prospect Ferry. Mrs
Ginn's many friends are pleased to hear she
is convalescing.
A severe electrical storm visited this place
Monday morning, Aug. 22d. The barn at the
killman Corner place, now owned by William
Klapatoski,was burned with about rs tons Of
hay But for the heavy rain the house woule
probably have been burned.
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02

manhood in her native village. noted for her
beauty and ladylike demeanor. . fayorite
among schoolmates and associates at home.
She met Mr.. Simpson while visiting relatives
in Massachusetts. and on December rs,
1893, became his bride in her parents
home. going with him to reside in his native
place. Three children came to this con-
genial union-Edward, DIN. Orville w est, and
June Elizabeth-but in the midst of the pa
rental joys the cloud of mental ailment seiz-
ed the cherished young mother; at first tenn
porary. but settling ten years ago into per-
manency which no medical skill could allevi-
ate. Husband and parents vainly strove to
restore the natural tenor of the mind, but
loving ministrations were unavaiing; and since
March she had been confined to the bed,
gradually failing physically, until, in the hope
of finding some relief for the dear one. the
anxious husband took her to the Waldo County
General hospital in Belfast; but alas! only the
sleep that knows no mortal waking could
bring peace and restoration to the beloved
wife. mother and daughter. and quietly the
end came on last Friday-she slept to awaken
wipes every tear away" The funeral took
place Sunday afternoon from the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. West, Gilmore street, Rev.
A. A. Blair. pastor of the Universalist parish.
attending most alphabetically and acceptably
to the bereaved husband, son and parents,
who. realizing the wisdom of Providence. think
of this dear one as awaiting them in 1.-THE
Sweet Bye and Bye" Numerous lovely floral
pieces testified to the fond remembrances of
the deceased by loving relatives and friends in
the home of her girlhood. Stockton extends
fullest sympathy to the devoted husband, low
ing son and aged, invalid father and mother in
their loneliness, and to the absent children and
sisters-in-law. Our "God is Lowell" He claims
this dear one
Passing out of the shadow;
Into eternal day;
Why do we call it dying,
This sweet going away?"
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
MARRIED.

ALDus- RICHARDS. In Belfast. Angus. ST.
by Carleton Doak, j P Eugene A'tus md
Myrtle M Richards, both of Belfast
BRADLEY NICKERsoN In Belfast 4.-.
q, by Rev Arthur A Blair, Ralph an-.
Bradley and Fannie Ethel Nickersor both
Searsport.
BuCKLIN GRANT. In Camden Auqus. IL b.,
Rev e F Smith. RAYMOND c Bucklin Of Thomas
ton and Lucy E Grant of Standpoint
ESTES WENTWoRTH. In Freedom Al.l.
20. Freeland Estes of Rumford Falls and ~
Alice Wentworth of Freedom
HIGGINS ROSE. In Belfast, Augu-. u r
Rev Arthur A Blair. Ralph L Higgins Ha.
fast and Clara W Rose of Whitman Aa-
MoULToN CROWELL. In Belfast, Au.us.g
by Rev Bracket Fred A Moultor r- NJ
Sienna Crowell, both of Brooks
PINKHAM- SYLVESTER In Rockp.rr .rE...
II. by Rev Henry Jones of Camden, Cha s- Fl
Pinkham of Waldo and Mrs Julivtta . .a
ter of Rockport.
SMITH -STURTEvANT In Pittsfield, A.-..
by Rev Harry Arnold, Forest G Smi,. +..
gusta and Miss Gladys A Sturtevaus u'
field
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
OAK HILL (Swanville)

Irving Toothaker has Ford touring car.
Mrs. Isaac Seekins is ill and is attended by
DR.. Tapley of Belfast.
Miss Winfred Thompson of Poor's Mills is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Eva Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peavey of Belfast were
guests of his mother. Mrs. W. R. Peavey, Aug,
29th.
Arthur Thompson and family of Poor's Mills
were recent guests of James Webster and
family.
Messrs. Leon and Douglas Webster attended
the campmeeting at Maple Grove, Searsport,
Sunday.
F. N. Flye and mother, Mrs. S. J. FIVE, and
sister Effie, of Freedom, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Porter Webb. Aug. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Toothaker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Toothaker and daughter were in
Searsport Sunday. guests of John lines and
family.
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02

stLieut. and Mrs. Frederick F. Black and son
Frederick, who spent the summer with Mrs. J.
W. Black and Capt. and Mrs. A. NJ Ross. left
Lieut.. Black is stationed.
a News was received last week of the death
of George Sexias in New York city after an
illness of several months His wife was
granddaughter of the late Nathaniel Mathews
of Searsport and few years ago passed the
summer in Searsport.
The Leach store on Main street was newly
Mingled last week This store was built in
1884 by the late Deacon Leach, the brick beirg
made in local brickyard near the. Union
Schoolhouse, and the master mason was the late
Major Joseph Smart of Swanville.
Tuesday evening Aug. oath the Searsport
Amusement Co., Messrs. Parker & Green,
managers, at Union Hall, gave the receipts
taken at the door of the three reel picture Quo
Vadis to the Methodist Society to help defray
, Mrs. G. w. Hichborn entertained party of
her friends at supper on Saturday evening in
comp liment to her sister, Mrs. W. M. Upper
of Jacksonville, File. The guests were Mrs,
Alfred Ford of Milwaukee. Mrs. Mary Sar-
gent of Alton, Me-, Mrs. G. A. Robinson of
Augusta, Mrs. Lizzie Allen, Miss Elenora Wa
terhouse. Mrs. William R. Gilkey and Mrs Ella
S, Dolliver
The following clipping will be of interest to
our readers. who remember Milan J. Smith as
one of our Lakeport boys some four years go
and graduate of Laconia nigh school: REV.
Milan J. Smith, pastor of the M. E. church at
Woolwich, Me-, was married Aug. 18th, at
Searsport, Me-, to Miss Mary E. Sargent of
Alton, Me-, by the Rev. Charles l.. Kinney,
pastor of the M. E. church at Thomaston, Me-
The wedding took place at her mothers sum-
| mer home, which was most tastefully decorat-
ed with clematis and sweet peas. The mme-
| date relatives were the only guests. The
ceremony took place at 1890 and after lunch
con the happy couple started in their car for
their new home, amid shower of rice and
good wishes. Mr.. Smith, while supplying at
Alton, attended the University of Maine for
TWO years. From his present location he ex-
poets to attend Bowdoin College. The bride
has also attended the University of Maine, land
| ls now in her junior pear."-Laconia, N. H.,
| News and Critic.
List of members of the twenty sixth Maine
Regiment of Volunteer Infantry in the Civil
War who were from Searsport Maine:
Major, James Fowler.
Adjutant, Daniel Simpson.
Company "D' Private, Emerson. Benjamin
Company &c" Private, Emmons, Everett.
Company "K," LIST Lieutenant, Gorham K
Hastings
Sergeants, Frank A Colcord, Charles G Chase,
Benjamin W Small
Corporals, David Weber, Edward W Woods,
Josiah Dutch, Leander M Sargent.
Musicians, Thomas Sawyer, James B Treat.
Privates, Black. Joshua W, Bowen, George
W, Bowen, Joseph c. Bowen, William G, Bur.
rill. Henry W, Chase, William. Jr. Colson. Eli
Q. Crockett, Tyler, Ellis, Daniel, Ellis Gilman
S, Ellis, Seth R, Emerson, Ephraim L, Knee
land. J Henry. Nichols, Amos G, Nichols Ben.
jamin c. Page. Levi. Park, James R, Pendle-
ton, Albert. Putnam, Lauriston, Sargent. Al.
bert, Stafford. Ellis B, Staples, Prescott, Thomp-
son. William R, Whittum, Melvin M, Wood.
man, Warren B.
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
MONROE

Mrs. John Twombly will go to Massachu-
sets for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Joy from Massachusetts are
guests of Mrs. Addie Kicker.
Miss Scrimgeons from Lewiston will teach
in the primary school in this village.
Walter Mason gave lecture at the church
last Sunday which was very interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster and family from Indiana
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Addie Bowden.
Mrs. Kimbal and daughter from Vermont
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
DIckey.
Mrs. Walter Twomby visited in Bangor last
week and Miss Vera Warehouse froma Massa-
chusetts accompanied her home for week,
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
WHITES CORNER, (winterport).

Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Conant were at their
cottage at Swan Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Maria Richie entertained the Ladies'
Club last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Geneva Perkins of Belfast is spending
the present week at her uncle's, C. B. Jewett
Chester Clement of Everett, Mass, arrived
on Sundays boat for visit with the family of
E. c. Clement.
Miss Beatrice White of West Winterport
was the guest of L. A. White and family sew.
eral days recently.
Miss Stella and Master Harold Williams of
Bradford are guests of their uncle, E, e
Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Clements and children
were in Orono Saturday for the Penobscot
County Grange field meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Perkins, child and Mrs.
Caro- Perkins motored to South Monroe Sum
day and visited at Christopher Haines'.
Mr. aud Mrs. Eugene Buzzell and son Eu-
gene were guests last week at the home of
Mrs BuzzeIPs mother, Mrs. ]. D. Foss.
Mrs. C. W, NeaIley, accompanied ky her
nurse, Miss Marian Conkling, was taken to
Grace Hospital. Bangor, last Saturday in Mrs,
Alice Palmer's car.
Lincoln Foster and Arthur Foster of Fort
Fairfield visited A. R, Weman and family the
past week leaving Saturday for brief visit in
Orono.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Day of Dorchester
Mass. were at c. a. Libby's for visit of sew
eral days recently, leaving Monday for visit
| in Islesboro
MIR. and Mrs. L. A. White took their daugh-
ter, Miss Erma, to the throat specialist, DR..
Wood. in Bangor. where she underwent an op-
Grafton for the removal of adenoids.
Mrs. A. R, Wellman and sons Frank and Ro-
land spent Saturday and Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. B. C. Ames, in Olono and were &C.
companied home by her daughters. Elizabeth
and Eleanor, who have visited there for two
| weeks.
Among those from this vicinity who attend
ed the Spiritualists meeting at Camp Etna
Sunday were MIR and Mrs C Jewett, MIR and
Mrs R L Clements, Mr. and Mrs G H York, E
N Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs Marcus Littlefeld,
Mrs h: e Haley and Mr. and Mrs Homer
Tasker.
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
BORN.

BACHELOR. In Montville, August o In N,
and Mrs Lewis Bachelor, daughter.
DAVIS. In North Penobscot, August n =,
Rev and Mrs Alfred G Davis, a son, Sgnp.
Alfred.
FERNALD. In Winterport, August lg 10 NJ
and Mrs Frederick Fernald, son.
FIELDS. In Rockland, August "a, to Wr 7rl
Mrs Frank Fields. a son.
HART. In Rockland. August 49, to M sp
Mrs Louis Hart, son. Raymond H
HOPKINS. In Winterport, August q. 20 W
and Mrs E Hopkins. son.
JONES. In Liberty, August p, to Nr an.
Mrs Otis Jones, a daughter.
MACMAHAN. In Belfast, August " "a
and Mrs A MacMahan, a daughter
Young In North Bucksport, Angus IT d
MIR and Mrs Lewis W Young, daugHte-
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
w. A. HALL, Belfast, Maine.
HOw's This q?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured be Halls Catanh Cure.
FIJI. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known F. ].
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perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free
Price rs cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
SMITHTON, (Freedom.)

Mrs John Taylor is visiting friends in Fair
field.
Mrs. John Downer is caring for a sick lady
in Albion.
Mrs. Myra Brown visited her friend Mrs.
Busher recently.
Quite a number from this place attended
the Grange Field Day in Montville, Aug. 18th.
There was very pretty home wedding at
Mrs. Florence Wentworth's August 26th, when
her daughter Alice was united in marriage to
Freeland Estes of Rumford Falls. They are
very popular young people. Mr. Estes is a
member of the End Maine Infantry and came
direct from Augusta to his wedding. They
will reside in Rumford, where he has good
position.