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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
Ernie Krueger, Who
Was Turned Back to
Omaha, May Quit

Ernie Kruger may not return to the
Omaha club per his disposition by the
New York Yanks. who have served Pa
Rourke with official notice that Ernie
isn't fast enough for the big city.
Last spring when Kruger came to
Omaha It was with the intention Of maxi
ing good In the Western and going up to
the majors. He said at the time that IL
he didn't go up he would quit base ball,
and that II he didn't stick when he did
go up that he would quit base ball.
Thus there is a fear in the hearts of
Omaha fans who liked Errie and ErnIe's
way of working. that the hustling back
stop may not come back to the Vinton
street lot in 1916.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

the registration committees decision to
the board of managers. and then appear
before the national body In the cause of
fair play II both bodies turn down the
appeal the Irish-American Athletic club
will take the only course left, and that
is to fight the matter in the courts.
George Matthews. who. since taking
office as head OF the registration com
mittee, worked 80 hard TO bring the
Kiviat-smith rumors OF demands for ex-
orbitant expenses to head. appeared to
be well pleased with the way things
turned out. He was at Amateur Athletic
union headquarters, recently receiving
congratulations from his friends. Presi-
dent Ruben wore smile OF II told you
So"
Chairman Matthews was quizzed In re-
lation to a statement made by Roscoe
Campbell and Captain ]. Livingston, of
Company d. Second regiment, OF Troy,
that Sl25 was paid for the appearance OF
a relay team at the companys games
back In 1912 The members Of the team
included Jim Rosenberger. Harry Glssing.
Drew Valentine, Kiviat and Mel shep-
pard. Two OF this quintet have since
turned professional coaches and Kiyiat
was forced out. There remains Gissing
and Valentine.
Whether or not Gissing and Valentine.
who are still amateurs. win be examined
as to their amateur status remains to be
seen. Matthews intimated 70 the writer
that he would call the attention OF his
conferees 20 this situation The committed
will meet next week to catch up on some
other business. and .during the meeting
Matthews will ask them what should be
done. II q majority rules. the chances
are Gissing and Valentine will be asked
TO explain.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
GOLF SEASON ABOUT CLOSED
Country Club Closed Up Shop and
but Few Golfers Are Found on
Links These Fall Days.
GAME ENJOYS BIGGEST YEAR

With good prospects for cold weather
and occasional flurries of snow. the golf
season is waning in Omaha. A few of
the moro ardent variety are still pursu-
ing the pastime around the local links,
but the majority of the golfing element
has stored its tools for the winter and
Ia preparing to confine its activities to
the well known nineteenth hole.
The Country club golf shop has closet
for the year. Professional Willie Hoare
left some time ago for the east for a
short visit, preparatory to taking UP his
winter work at Hot Springs. Ark. Arthur
Longworth, Hoares club maker, has
packed his duds and hiked for the Ar
kansas health resort, where he also acts
as assistant to Hoare.
Bill Clark at the Field club and Char
ley Johnston at the Happy Hollow club
are still on the job, but these pros re-
main in Omaha all winter.
They are spending their time now plan
ming for improvements to their respec-
tiev courses, so that everything will be
in tip-top shape when the season opens
again next spring. Johnston Is also de-
voting some time to the laying out OF
the new municipal eighteen-hole course
at Elmwood park. These links will be
ready for play next spring and JohnstoG
declares they will be almost as good as
the country club courses.
Golf Enjoys Big Year.
Golf enjoyed its biggest year In omaha
In 1915. The game has been increas'ns
in popularity by leaps and bounds an
it is confidently expected that 1916 wi
show as big an increase over 1915 as 19l
did over the previous year.
This year found the handicap lists a
the three big countrys clubs bigger thel
ever Also new club. the Prettiest Mil
Golf club. sprang up with a large mem
bership list. The Miller Park clubs lis
was bigger than ever and the Counci
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
Golf Pros Will Mix
for a Big Side Bet

NEW YORK, Nov. 6,-Tbe news that
walter c. Hagen. former national open
champion. and Michael ]. Brady OF VOL
lnaton have found hacker 70 the extent
Of 1000 iron men with which to take up
the challenge OF gilbert Nichols, the
metropolitan open champion. and Alec
Smith brings about q stimulation In pro-
iessional golf even at this late time in
tho season.
Details are stiii 70 be arranged Yet thin
much IL known. that one OF the exhibit
lions win be given at Wykagyl and the
other probably at the Country club OF
Rochester. the golfing domicile OF Hagen
~ third is necessary some neutral elut
fghere the members are generous will bs
chosen.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
Boston NatatOrial
Crack Enters Yale

BOSTON. Mass. Nov. e.-Russell Dean.
former swimming star OF Mechanic Arts
.aigh school. Boston. has entered Yale
university and Will wear the blue this
loason IN collegiate competition.
Hia addition 10 the New Haven water
quad viii materially improve the Ellis
hances IN the race for championship
ionoFs Last year he lowered the national
lnterscholasiic ffty yard record 20 Is IS
this mark. 40 that he should not only
prove q most valuable recruit for the
Relay team.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
HOUSE CLEANING IN A. A. U.
Drew Valentine and Harry Gissing
May Be Fired as Were
Kiviat and Smith.
I. A. G. TAKES UP THE FIGHT


NEW YORK, Nov. 6-wherever AM
ateur Athletic union officials and ath-
letes congregated nothing was talked OF
but the expulsion OF Harry ]. Smith and
Abel r. Kiviat from the amateur ranks
on evidence submitted by three upstate
officials that the two star performers de-
manded excessive expense money. The
registration committee has tossed a net
around the neeks OF several more artists
and II would not be a surprise 20 see a
complete reorganization OF the local as
sociation before many moons,
AZ an Amateur Athletic union man put
Il, IF two are 70 be made examples Of
why not some others7" When interrog-
ated further on this point he shut up
ike a clam. Another well-lnformed per-
con declared that the banishment OF
Hiviat and smith. the first named par
ticuIariy was tha revival OF an old
grudge between the New York and Irsh-
American clubs 'sThe New Yorks are
getting even. keep your eyes peeled for
further developments"
That the frish-American clubs OF Amer
lea is determined TO clear its good name
by fighting the Klviat case to the bitter
end will 0e made plain by a statement
to be issued by p. j. Conway. president
In Il Mr. Conway will tell many inter
esting things. and exonerate the trael
captain. IN 20 fer as the club Is concered
OF violating the Amateur Athletic unioI
laws.
The Winged Fist organization. appreci
ating the wonderful endeavors OF Kivia
IN the last four or five years. intends q
stand behind him 20 a man and fight a
they have never done eefore to havinl
him reinstated In the good graces OF tn
Hpcrt Congressman Hurlbert and Johl
r. Dooling. who appeared for Smith an
Kiviat AZ the first hearing. win appes
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
The Hypodermic Needle
ny FRED s. HUNTER

given up the wild west show and will
devote all Of his time TO the game.
Let This BE Your Laugh To-day.
Jack Prince Is promoting an auto
speedway in st. Joseph.
The moral Of the foot ball situation
at Yale Is that all good foot ball players
should go to Nebraska. Advertisements
Bryan will lead the movement for
worlds peace. says a headline. Mr..
Bryan should get Jim Gilmore as his
chief lieutenant.
Pretty Deep, Pat.
Pat Moran has named a Airdale pup
after Grover Alexander. a news story
reads. Which we admit we cannot fig
ure out.
Here's another one we muff Headline
says the Feds are trying to raid the St.
Louis Browns.
PA SHOULD LOOK UP SOME
CHICAGO SPORT WRITERS.
WHO MANAGE TO SELL THE
CUBS THREE TIMES A WEEK
I'd like to sell my ball club,
'1tcds Pa RCurke ,oho made the cry,
I'd like TO sell my ball CLUB,
If 1 could get someone to buy.
George Keith Murray. the worlds
greatest horse expert, says the horse
racing game is coming hack into its
own. Showing that George Keith evil
IDENTIFY is a firm believer in the doctrines
of P. T. Barnum.
We hear the cry of suffragists,
Give us the vote, they yell,
But we have got a little hunch,
A "vOter'' would do as well.
Very good. you say? Thank you.
The Stove league now Is on the job,
And Is full Of winter hope,
But soon wen see the birth of Spring,
Who'll land X. o. on the dope.
| We take It that Frank Hinkey must
have flashed an ''ironclad, contract on
Captain Wilson.
| OUR LUCK.
He was n grfKzIied veteran,
And he stoppeth one of threeJ
He mOoched n dime from one of tho
bunch,
And that one of the bunch was me.
We thought probably you have had
! enough.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
Great Old Remedy
For Skin Diseases
s. s. s. Clear Skin of Erup-
tions Drives Poison From
the System.

Get It fixed In your mind that skin
eruptlons, Scrofula, Eczema, burning
itching skin, and all skin diseases
are due entirely to impure and
infected blood. II the trouble was
on the outside of the skin, by sim
ply washing and keeping II clean
you could obtain relief = not even
ointments, lotions and salves, would
be necessary. Agree with us in this
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

Bluffs club showed gain in the solfins
fraternity.
The year Just closing boasts another
distinction. It saw the first city tourna-
ment for women. Omaha women are
taking to the golf game rapidly and
some mighty good players have been dis
covered. It is expected that before very
long the women will be able to hold a
state tournament which will vie with the
men from point of number entered.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
Bee Bee Johnson is
Looking for Angel

Ban Johnson. We arc told. Is going TO
Philadelphia az some very early date to
kick out the shibe family from part own
ership In the Athletics and TO sell their
holdings to somebody else ousting the
shibos may not be a hard Job because
they are In a mood. but Ban may have
quite a Job on his hands trying to find
AN angel"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
Moran Hears Siren
Call Of the Eagle

Frank Moran. who ended Jim coffey's
championship aspirations In eight min
utes. has yielded to the siren call OF a
weekly check. Frank left New York for
Pittsburgh. his home town. where he
WIN appear in vaudeville for the next
month.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
BRITISH SOCCER PROS
ARE HAVING A BAD YEAR

The war has caused an estimated loss
OF sLii2.7So to British professional soccer
players. Leagues in England and Scot
land were paralyzed, early in the con
flict. The sport has been on the wane
ever since.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
YALE WILL HAVE FIVE
VETERANS ON THE CREW

Coach Guy NickaIIs OF the champion
Yale varsity crew has five OF last sea
sons university eight and the whole OF
last seasons second and freshman squads
10 aid in selecting the 1916 team.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
COL LUMBlA ONLY HAS TEN
SPORTS ON THE CALENDAR

Ten branches OF sport instead OF calls
themes only will engross the attention OF
Columbia university students taking
physical education this term. Rowing.
base ball. foot ball. soccer. basket ball.
track. hand ball. swimming and life saw
ing. boxing and gymnastics will be
taught as part OF the regular required
work. The new athletic policy was un-
dertaken 70 aid students and build up
Columbia teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
BEING THE FIRST OF A SERIES
OF ARTICLES ON TOWNS AND
NEAR TOWNS WE HAVE
NIaIraEn IN OITR
YOUNG LIFE.

VISITED IN OUR
YOUNG LIFE.
Ames, Ia, is not the worst town in the
world. We know one other. but we can't
mention its name for fear our circulation
there will quit the paper.
When we arrived in Ames we directed
our footsteps to the main street. We
looked up one side Of the street and
down the other, but we couldn't see any
thing. So we asked a native:
Where is the best saloong'
over in Boone" responded the native.
which we thought was pretty good. even
Il we didn't pull It ourself
There is not hotel in Ames The natives
with genuine pride point out a building in
the course of construction and say,
There Is the new hotel" Which Is sup
posed to alleviate your feelings, but only
makes you feel worse.
The Iowa State college campus Is a
couple Of miles from town and when you
ride out to the said campus on an in
terurban the motorman tells you of a
wreck which happened on the line and
resulted in lot of fatalities, the number
being in proportion to how much he thinks
you will believe. This makes the trip on
the interurban a very pleasant ride.
When we departed from Ames, satur-
day night, three trains were pulling out
of the depot-one for the west, one for
the east and one for the south. lot OF
people went out on the trains. but nobody
came i'm.
| Ames is chiefly noted for an ambitious
correspondent named Bnder. Mr.. EndeI
Is the biggest string fiend" in captivity
and can spring more bear dope in six
seconds than Alonzo Stagg can in si1
| weeks.
This is the end of our essay on Ames
Next Sunday we will give you lot Of
inside dope on Chicago.
The Mean Thing.
Ralph Shakespeare Doud. the we'll
known news hound and prominent mem
ber Of the Audubon society. made flanl
movement on our desk the other day anC
Quoth as follows:
You oushta help the Audubon societ,
In it's fight against the squirrels"
For why, fair friend2" we questioned
IF. there aren't any squirrels how cal
they chase your" said he.
The box fight game may be expected
to rally from its present state Of conn
within few days Jess Willard hai
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

given up the wild west show and will
devote all Of his time TO the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

Let This he Your Laugh To-day.
Jack Prince is promoting an auto
speedway in st. Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

Bryan will lead the movement for
worlds peace. says a headline. Mr..
Bryan should get Jim Gilmore as his
chief lieutenant.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

The moral Of the foot ball situation
at Yale Is that all good foot ball players
should go to Nebraska. Advertisements
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

Pretty Deep, Pat.
Pat Moran has named Airdale pup
after Grover Alexander. a news story
reads. Which we admit we cannot fig
ure out.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

Here's another one we muff. Headline
says the Feds are trying to raid the St.
Louis Browns.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

PA SHOULD LOOK UP SOME
CHICAGO SPORT WRITER'S.
WHO MANAGE TO SELL THE
CUBS THREE TIMES A WEEK
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OTIS
ARE.

Rufus Webb has gone TO Moosehesd
Lake. where be has fine position.
The people here and in MsriaviIle arr
grateful to learn that an X. r. d. route is
soon TO be established
Gently received handsome, full hloodea
Holstein calf. nreed that Mr.. Grover in
tends to keep.
f. p Lord and wife, Of Ellsworth Falls,
came last "wednesday for the season. They
are occupying ther cottage, formerly
owned by Albert Kincaid, near Beech Hill
lake.
May "a. DAVE
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advertisements
Older But STRONGER

To be healthy at seventy, prepare at
forty, is sound advice, because in the
strength of middle life we too often forget
that neglected colds, or careless treat
ment of slight aches and pains, simply
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To be stronger when older, keep your
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sEAwALL.

William Moore arrived Friday with his
new automobile.
Mrs. Lucy King is home from Danvers-
port. Mass, for the summer.
Mrs. Nancy Sawyer, who has spent the
winter in Bar Harbor, il home.
Mrs. Geneva Newman has returned
from Franklin, accompanied by her pa
rents.
May 81. TED.
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST FRANKLIN.

William Maher is working in East brook
for Guy Butler.
Gland Clark has Joined the yacht Ell
Piacita as steward.
Miss Beulah Harrison was home from
Bangor for Memorial day.
Eugene s. Orcutt is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Grindle, in Backsport-
Charles E. Smith, who is working at
Northeast Harbor, is home for few days.
John Coombs has employment with the
NJ c. R. R., and will begin work early in
June.
Schooner "Circle'', of Bar Harbor, is
here loading lumber for the Odd Fellows
hall.
Mrs Dalton Reed, with TIVE children, Is
visiting her parents, Charles T. Goodwin
and wife.
in tine kitchen be has recently added to
his house.
Waldron Hastings and wife, OF Wal
than. we're recent guests of E. W. Hast
ings and family.
Howard Clark and wife, Martin Clark
and their sister came from Biuehili to
spend Memorial day.
The members of the grange presented
the play, .In Old New England" to .
large audience Saturday evening.
Miss Maude Morse has for guests her
sister, Mrs. Harry Lincoln, with her hus-
band, also school friend from Aroostook
county.
Roy Smith, V no has been saving slaves
BY night at Scammon's mill, has gone
to Aroostook county TO saw for John W.
BIaisdeii.
The graduating class OF Franklin high
school and the girls basket tall team
went to Ellsworth Saturday, and had
their pictures taken.
May 81. ECHO.
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DAVIS.
SULLIVAN HARBoR.

DIR. Henry Hawkins, Of Boston, re-
Gently visited his mother, Mrs. Moses
Hawkins.
The Sunday school viii be in session
Sunday mornings, during the summer. at
1890 o'clock
Capt. 8 Y. Dennis and wife. y no haze
spent the winter in Canada are home.
Mrs. II. II. Saunderson, Of Toronto, Can,
accompanied them.
Rev. F. B. Lyman, of Orono, will de-
liver the baccslaureate sermon to the
graduates of the high school Sunday
evening ut the Hsrbor church.
Nav a. H
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FRANKLIN.

o. C. Havey has purchased an sutomo-
bile.
sIrs. Aionzo Trip. OF North Sullivan
lie visiting here.
Miss Helen Reed. Of Bangor, is CUES:
Of Mrs Elmer Goss-
Mrs. FIossie Kendall. OF Bangor. was 4
recent visitor a. L. c. Bragdon's.
Mrs. Annie Moore. OF Buffalo. n. ",
visited Eeen Smith and wife recently.
Frank ordway and wife. of Salem,
Mass, are guests OF Mrs j. W. Blaisdeii.
Mrs. E. e. Pickett and sons. of Ellis
worth, were at the Pickett homestead
Memorial day.
John Homer is in town, after an s5sence
of Eve years He will spend the season st
Hancock Point.
B. c. Crossley and wife have returned
from Massachusetts,, where they have
spent several weeks.
The grange gave pleasing dramatic en-
terzainment Saturday evening. The
grange served dinner at town ball May 81
The s.good roads, movement Saturday
found ready workers with pick and
shovel, laboring grstnitously and making
fine showing.
The Memorial day address by Congress-
man John A. Peters WIS able and to the
point. The large audience listened at.
sentively. The male quartet made good its
rer.t,rattf.f. vrst n r,s frsn -, satae.fone The
exercises OF tna forenoon, with marching
by school children led by members OF the
Order OF Red Men, with fife and drum
music, passed of finely.
Nav 81 b.
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EAST suRRY.

Mrs J. A. chstto has been III the pas,
week.
Mrs. VENDETTA Stanley 10 visiting In
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Kate Moon 10 very feeble. not hav-
ing recovered from her illness Of several
months ago.
MR. Abby Mayo. Of Franklin, Who ID
visiting in Surry, h eighty-seven year,
old, and - smart - most women ut sixty.
Mr.. Bro~nstone. who purchased tbs
Warden Lord homestead, hiss had electric
lights installed and made other improve
ments.
May 81. c.
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PROSPECT RARBoR.

Prospect Hsrbor and Ccrea ball teams
played at CoreA Saturday. the visitors vim
ming BY one score.
Mrs. George w. coIweil, with daughter
Edna, has returned from visit 10 her
sons in South Hancock.
L. p, Cole went to Bangor the first OF
the week, visiting his daughter, Mrs. C.
p. colweil, at South Hancock en- route.
Miss Evelyn ColweIl, OF Steaben, il
taking Ger sisters place with Mrs. w. r
Bruce for few weeks, while the latter i,
home with her mother. who is i'll.
May 81 C.
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OTIS.

MIRA Jed Salisbury is visiting in Bangor
and winterport.
Henry Salisbury. OF Bangor, came out
Saturday night, returning Sunday with
Mrs Salisbury, who had been visiting
her grandparents, W. johnson and wife.
The remains OF Mrs. Abigail d. Jordan,
of Hancock, were brought here for inter-
ment Sunday. She is the last one OF the
family OF eight children OF the late Alfred
and Judith Blaisdeli.
May 81, DAvIs-
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FRECKLES

Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove
Them with the Othine Prescription
This prescription for the removal Of
freckles was written by prominent ply
stefan and is usually so successful in re-
moving freckies and giving clear, beau
tiful complexion that it is sold by drug
gists under guarantee to refund the money
il it fails.
Don't hidefyour freckles under veil;
ret an ounce OF othine and remove them.
Even the first few applications should
show a wonderful improvement, some of
the lighter freckies vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine; Il is this that is
sold on the money back guarantee.
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SEAL COVE.

Forrest Reed and wife are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth of a daughter,
born May II.
Mrs. Abbie Mckeown and children,
who spent the winter with her father, l.
@. Dow, left Tuesday for the Canal Zone,
where Mr.. McKsown is employed.
Miss Mary A. Pierce and Sheldon II.
Cowen, Of North Falmouth. were married
at the Franklin Square house, Boston,
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WEST EDEN.

George Leighton and family have moved
TO Lawrence. Mass.
Mrs Jennie Jellison who has been
keeping house for her brother recently,
has returned home.
Miss Octavia G. Hamor, who has been
employed at Mrs. John Rich's the past
year, came home Friday.
Nav 81 NJ
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Atlantic.

Levi Torrey, who has been i'll some time,
is improving.
The foundation is being laid for Adel-
bert Torrey's new house.
Austin Joyce is at home from Norwood,
r. T., for a few days, called here by the
illness OF his father, l. B. Joyce.
May 81. J. e. w.
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THELMA


James Parker is out after weeks ILL
ness.
Everett Parker, wife and baby have
moved to Long island TO- the season.
Mrs. vinal Pierce il in Bar Harbor
hospital. All hope for speedy recovery.
Mrs. A. A. Allen, of Massachusetts,, is
here getting the Ocean house in readiness
for the summer.
Thomas Robinson wife and son Francis
have returned to New York, after visiting
Mrs. Robinson's parents, Robert Squirting
and wife.
Mrs. Ralph Mayo and two children left
Thursday for their home in Port Clyde.
Mr.. Mayo, who was called here BY the
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SOUTH Bl.usaIfL.

l. H. sibley has purchased an automo
bile.
Mrs. Tyler, Oh Brockiin, Is working fol
Mrs Hollis Eaton.
Mics Frances johnson spent the week.
end with her aunt At North Brooklin.
Arch Cole and wife, Of SeaviiIc, Mrs
Wcsiey Henderson. OF Brooklin. Mrs
Alton Pomer IN little son, of wes
fremont, sps r. weekend ~ith w. J
johnson and wife.
May %. C.
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wrNrER HARMON.

Mrs. t. II. Morris has purchased Eddy
stone cottage of the A. J. Flint hairs.
Mrs. w. b. Harrington Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Sarah Mayo, at Milo.
Mrs c. w. Coffin, OF Bangor, has rented
A. L. pendIe.on's house for the season.
Mrs. A. Is. rockingham has purchased
the ]. l.. smaiiidge place and will make
extensive repsirs.
May 81. s.