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The Washington times., 1915-09-01
SOUTHEAST GREETS
:"CREAT WHITE Way
Celebration Attended by Dis.
trict Officials to Be Held
Tonight.

To celebrate the new electric light
system on Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween Eighth and Eleventh streets
southeast. the Southeast Washington
Citizens Association will meet this eve
ming at 3l4 Pennsylvania avenue. A
special program will be given.
The Commissioners and Major Pull
man, superintendent OF police. who
lives in the southeast section. will be
on hand for the celebration. An auto
mobile parade Of inspection will pre-
cede the meeting.
The new lights extend from Second
street southeast to Pennsylvania ave-
nne bridge over the Anacostia river. In
this stretch are 2ss o-candlepower
incandescent lights set in four rows.
two along the curb, and two along the
parking in the center Of the thorough
fare. In Eleventh street there are nifty
new incaEdescent lamps. and In Eighth
street. forty-six. extending. on both
streets. from Pennsylvania avenue to
the Navy Yard
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Epworth League Board
Will Meet Tonight

ReprcserSiatives OF thirty-nine Ep-
worth League chapters. comprising the
board Of control OF the Washington
District Epworth League. are to meet
this evening In First Methdist Epis-
copal Church. Chevy Chase. Md, to
formulate plers for their fall and
winter activities.
The Chevy Chase Chapter. which was
chartered but three years ego. prtdes
Itself on being one OF the best organ
ICED chapters In the District and has
taken a prominent part In all Epworth
League work.
w. L. Oren. jr.. ex-president OF the
Chevy Chase Chapter. is now recording
secretary Of Washington District Ep-
dent OF the chapter.
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They're here!

They're here!
Why. oysters. of course. this being
the 1st Of September. ...,
One hundred and fifty bushels OF 'en,.
destined to become the chief component
Of succulent stews. aromatic half-pecks
Of steamed" plates O. raw. and so on
through the list of a hundred or more
appetizing oyster dishes. were put on
the market early today.
They arrived late last night In the
hold of the Lottie L. Thomas. a big
fnn-tail bugeye, according to the
nomenclature of lower Potomac and
Chesapeake bay craft. but which in any
other port would simply be called an
apple-bowed schooner.
And her skipper, Capt. Jim Bailey. In
deep-sea language. ran a traverse"
upon his fellows In getting into Wash
ington with the first cargo Of oysters.
Own Private Beds.
Ordinarily the longing season down
the river does not open until Septcm-
Der IS. but as many OF the oystermen
own private beds. 1t is possible to get
the bivalve before this date. So when
Jim Bailey mast-headed his sails and
laid a course up-river from Blackstone s
Island, for cargo Of lumber and gaso-
lene, which he will take back from
Alexandria. he added little to his bal
last by the hundred and ffty bushels
before mentioned.
And inasmuch as nobody knew Of his
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
"Diamond Jim" Brady
Loses Gem; Receivers 1t

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.--Busts noby's
reskaurant at Brodway and Sixtieth
street. experienced a furry Of excite
ment over a A.0oo diamond which James
Buchanan Brady. known as Diamond
Jim. lost there the night before and re-
covered last night.
The diamond. which WIS part Of n
horses head In a cuff link. fell to the
floor and was picked up bv Charles
Burtch. a cotton broker. who notified
the MANAGEMENT Of his find. Mr. Brady
had gone home. but he telephoned the
restaurant about his loss. and last night
the diamond was returned to him.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Funerals
Mrs. John J. McDermott.

Funeral services for Mrs. John J. Nc
Dermott. who died Monday. will he held
tomorrow at her late residence. 1929
Sixteenth street northwest. at 10
O'Clock. thence 10 the Church Of the
Nativity. fnterment will be made in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Dionysius Ball.

Funeral services for Dionysius Ball,
who died Sunday at Camden. n. j.,
We're held today at the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. Bessie Cook 709 Tenth
street southeast. thence to Epiphany p.
E. Church. Forrestville, Md.
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NAV c. Rollins.

Funeral services for May c. Rollins.
who died at her residence. 2o32 I street
northwest. Tuesday. will be held to-
morrow at st. Pauls Episcopal Church
at 3 o'clock. Private interment will be
made in Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Mrs. Cora L. Scaggs.

Funeral services for Mrs. Cora L.
Scaggs. who died Monday at her resi-
dence in Branchv!lle. Md. were held
today at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Interment was made at Belts
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

$3.50 to Philadelphia, $2.25 Chester
500 Wilmington and return Baltimore
and Ohio Sunday, Sept. 5 from Union
Station at 7:05 a. m. Returning same
;iaV-AdVt.
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A Thoughtful City.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept. 1.-The
city Of Dayton has appointed an official
chiropodist to take care Of police
mems feet.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Andrew J. COwen.

Funeral services for Andrew J. Cowen,
who died Sunday, were held today at
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
LOCAL. MENTION.

Ny Prices Are Lowest, When Quail
fly Of work Is considered. Of any In the
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

Phone Main 526O
And put your Want Ad in The Evening
ftmeS.
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Flowers for All Occasions.
You can always get the choicest home
grown flowers at Guides. 1914 F ST.
Advt.
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PENOBSCOT.

Mrs. Ida Wardwell, nurse, is caring for
Mrs. c. P. Gray, of South penobscot.
There was1a social dance at the town
hall Saturday evening. Atherton's orches-
ira.
Mrs. A. z. varnum was called to Togus
last week by the illness Of her daughter
Nina.
Mrs. Olive Leach and children are
spending the week with her parents at
South Penobecot.
Mira. Jessie Pattee, ID. ID. q. NJ, OF Bel
fast, will install officers OF PeDobscot
chapter, o. e. s., Jan. Is. A chicken sup
per will be served at o'clock. Riverside
chapter, OF Orisnd, Is invited.
Mrs. Belva l. wardwell, d. d. G. NJ,
was in Union last Tuesday to install OH
GERS 81 Orient chapter, o. E. s. She was
assisted by Mrs. Lucas, as grand marshal,
and Mrs. Taylor As grand chaplain.
Jan. II. WoopLocKK.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Hawley Dow IL recovering from an at
tack Of acute indigestion.
Everett Hale, III OF bronchial pneu-
monia, is slowly recovering.
The ice-cream social In the hall Tuesday
evening was well patronized. Proceeds,
about a.
Ralph Sargent and his young ~ife, well
known here, have the sympathy OF their
many friends in the sad death OF their lit
tie son Albion last week.
Forest Allen, hunting for rabbits, be-
came lost In the woods Thursday. His
father, going In search OF him. also be-
came iost. The school and church bells
were rung, and three searching parties
one from Brookiin and two from North
Brooklid started out. The lost were
found At late hour, glad enough TO es-
cape lonely night in the wo6ds.
Jan. IL. xESoPHoS.
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no means equal to their tasks. The bitter
war which rsges among them is carried on
with very foul weapons, and the con-
tempt with which the Orthodox Jews and
the Mohammedaus look down on the
Christians is only too well deserved"
But Americas representation OF
Christianity caps q climax. l do not
mean to intimate that all the Americans
in Jerusalem have wheels in their heads,
but do mean to say that ! never saw
so many oddities, cranks, fanatics and
Missionaries anywhere in all my life as
saw in Jerusalem, and many OF them were
Americans.
For instance, Americans quota for the
redemption OF Jerusalem consists quite
largely OF "holy rollers, "tongue-
speakers, divine healers'', immediate
second comers'', "Mormons,' sanford
ites'', "Russellites,'' and other like
fanatical sects.
The so-called American colony, num-
bering 40, more or less, is made up of
variety of pationalities. The life is based
upon the communistic idea. Whatever
the colony has been in the past, religious
or otherwise, 1t is now as much business
enterprise as anything else.
Mrs Spafford, the mother, SO to speak,
of the colony, in answer to a question
asked by Miss Jane Adams, the Chicago
social worker, in my presence, said: "The
name American is a missioner. II the
nationality OF any people Is to be recog-
nized, it ought to be called the. Swedish
colony, for there are two Swedes to every
one American" The colony is q delight
full place to stop but the method OF
receiving a gift In money rather than
charging . stated price for board and
lodging is an embarrassment to those who
accept their hospitality.
The only American church organization
in the city is the "Christian and Mission
airy Alliance, the organization headed
by Rev. A. b. Simpson, OF New York city
and of Old Orchard, tMaine) fame. 1t is
officially reported by MIR. Thompson, the
local director, as the '.Paiestine Mission"
Educationslly. the United States is rep
resented by two institutions. The Ameri-
can School OF Oriental Research is pre-
sided over each year by professor OF
great scholastic attainment from some
one of our theological schools or univer-
stiles. The Newman institute is in pro-
cess OF development, and bids fair to be-
come a centre OF great influence in the
land OF Islam. These institutions bring
to Jerusalem the hast in type and char
acter our country affords.
The simplest form of Christianity, pre-
senting the motive OF love and the prac-
tice OF forgiveness and manitesting itself
in character and life, is the only form Of
Christianity which will win in the contest
with Islam.
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NEWS.
MOUNT DESERT.


George A. Somes, has gone South for
the winter.
Miss Helen Nash, of Addison, is teach
ing the grammar school here.
Rev. Joseph N. Walker spent . few days
of last week in New Hampshire.
There will be another mask ball in Ma
sonic hall Friday evening, Jan. q.
Miss Mildred Mcfarland, of Trenton,
has employment with Mrs. J. A. Somes
Mrs. A. NJ. Hastings, of Brewer, spent
few days recently at the Somes house.
Principal G. b. Rollins and wife have re-
turned from vacation spent in Fairfield.
Mrs. Mary s. Hill spent few days re-
Gently with Mrs. Ella A. Mason, at Beech
Hill.
Mark w. Sones has returned to his
studies in Boston, after spending the holi-
days at home.
Abraham c. Fernaid, jr., and Roscoe
Hysom have returned to the University of
Maine, after the holiday vacation.
Richard o. Allen spen: Christmas and
New Years with his parents, NJ. L. Allen
and wife, returning to Bowdoin last week.
Jan. 10. G. 8. s.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
COLDS,

HEADACHES, BILIOUSNESS.
should be remedied at once. They de-
bilitate the system--pave the way for
dangerous ills.
For sixty years. Il. F." Atwood's
Medicine has effectively arrested
these ailments. 1t never fails to af-
ford complete relief, as Miss Knowles
here testifies:
Hampden Highlands, Me-:
Have used the L. f. Atwood's
Medicine for many years. can say
we have never known them to fail of
producing satisfactory results in
colds. headaches. biliousness, etc,
when used according to directions"
tSignedH Ivy NJ. Knowles.
It's easier to prevent illness than to
restore health. Get YOUR bottle
NOW. from any dealer.
Big Bottle--s5 cents Sample FREE.
Il. F." MEDICINE CO., Portland,
Me.
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shut-in several months By reason OF
lame foot. 10 grateful to her many friends
for little gifts and reading matter.
Thursday evening, an entertain mept
was given by the Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs benefit for the Lysigian fund
J. Lorraine, impersonasor and comedian,
gave fine entertainment. 1ce-cream was
sold.
Meetings have been held At the Metho.
dist church the past week. In observance
OF the week af prayer, the several
branches OF the church : .adiesi aid, Ep-
worth league, Sunday school, etc.-ar-
ranging interesting programs. The new
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Won vaikenburg, enters
into the work Of the church with ability
and zeal.
The Congregational sewing circle was
entertained Wednesday BY Mrs. Arthur
Freeman. All were glad to meet her
guest, mrs. Hannah Holden, " no is spend
ing part OF the winter with her sister
in-Iaw, Mrs. Will Lawton. One OF the
pleasant features Of the afternoon was he
New Year card OF greeting and gift OF
Atty silver forks, sent to the circle by Mrs.
venis Hodgkins, OF Syracuse. N. V, 10
be used at the banquet hall snppers. A
rising vote OF thanks was extended Mrs.
Hodgkins. Various schemes were eis-
cussed for rnising . part Of the s275,
needed to defray the repairs on the church
recently made.
Jan. II. SPRAY.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Thomas Macomber visited her
Cherry field home last week.
Edward Bragdon is home from Bangor.
His injured eye is improving.
Martin Austin, OF LAmoine, was the
weekend guest OF his brother, Austin
Mcneil.
Mrs. Ross, OF Woodstock, N. B., is at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Percy
Homer, who is receiving medical treatmeut
in Bangor.
William Lawrie was . Thursday caller
at Eastern Maine hospital where he found
his brother Walter doing well after an
operation for appendicitis.
belmont Dwelley, W no was q visitor at
the Methodist parsonage last week, came
to accompany his wife and two little sons
home. They left for Alexander Wednes-
day.
Jan. IL. r..
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SPRAY.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

C.H. Abbott, OF Bangor, was here sun
day.
Elsie Jeliison, Of Eastbrook, Is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Alvah Blsisdeil. Of Orono, is the
guest OF Mr.. Blsisdeli's mother.
Mrs. Jessie Bragdon. OF East Sullivan.
was guest "wednesday al the home of
J. b. Havey.
Harry Ashe and wife, OF West Goulas-
boro, ~ere weekend guests OF Eugene
Ashe and wife.
The village improvement society gave a
dance in Hooper. H.vey Il Co.'S nall Sat
urday evening. A pleasant time Is re-
ported.
Rodney Ashe and family and Hal
Blsisdell and wife hare returned home
from stonington, where they have been
several months
The Golden Rule society was enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. Manena
Goodwin. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. Richard Moyie, president;
Mrs. NJ. A., Taylor, vice president;
Mrs. David Pstcnen. treasurer; Mrs. Ed
ward Chaplain, secretary.
Jan. H. H.
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BIRCH HARBoK.

W. g. Lindsay has returned from visit
in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Daniel Leighton, OF Miibridge, is
here, called by the death Of her sister,
Mrs. 8. III. Slower.
The remains OF rhaddeus Perry, who
died at his home in Steuben, were brought
here Tuesday for burial,
The community was shocked Tuesday
by the sudden death of Rachel Pettee,
wife OF Stephen NJ. Slower, Of heart fall
ure. Besides her husband, she leaves one
son Roy, one brother--J. w. Pettee, one
sister. Mrs. Daniel Leighton, and an aged
mother Mrs. Elmira Pettee, who is very
i'll. Services were held at the Baptist
church Friday, Kew. z. 8. Drew official
ing.
Jan. il. G.
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IsLEsFoRD.

J. ID. Phippen, who has been very i'll OF
bronchitis, is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Fred Squirting, who has been at the
Bar Harbor hospital five weeks with an
infected finger, returned home last week.
Chester Sawyer and family have moved
into the home Of Burton Stanley. Mrs.
Sawyer has been caring for Mr.. Stanley's
baby since the death OF his wife.
Schools opened Tuesday, after q two
weeks vacation. Miss Linnie Stanley is
teaching IN the primary room, and
Miss Ellie Morrell in the grammar grade.
Edgar Black, wife and daughter Mabel
left last week for Portland and Boston.
Miss Heien Stanley accompanied them a.
far ss Portland, where she expects to re-
main with her grandmother, Mrs. Look,
and take up business course.
Jan. IL. a.
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opp rEL1ows AND RgBEKAHs.

ODD PILLOWS AND kEBEkAHss
The I. o. O. r. installation was held Jan
4. supper was served at 6. Mountain
Rebekeh lodge installed officers the same
evening.
Ernest L. Osgood, ID. d. @. Master, and
Albion Saunders, d. ID. q. marshal, In
stalled the Odd Fellows, while Maud
Parker as ID. ID. q. master, and Fiossis
Jones, as ID. ID. q. marshal. OF Brooks
Vile, installed the Rebekahs. The work
was done in an able and pleasing man
ner. The officers are:
ODD Fellows-N. g., Horace Herrick
v. G., Forest Grindie; warden, A. b. Her
rick; conductor, Percy saunders; chap
lain, George Morse; X. $. ~. g., Charles
wardwell; l.. s. N. O., William SAUNDERS
X. 8. v. G., Charles Bacon; l. >. v. g.
Walter Robertson; r. s. s., William
Mason; l.. s. j., William Slower; L. 3. g.,
Ernest Osgood; o. y. g.. Enoch Grindle;
secretary, Charles Greene; treasurer, Will
liam Greene.
Rebekahs-N. o., Lizzie Wa-dwell; v
G., Elizabeth Grindie; X. s., Sadie Snow
F. s., Jennie Robertson; treasurer, Susie
Abbott; warden, Eliza A. Herrick; con-
ductress, Hannah Sargent; chaplain, Eiixs
L. Herrick; l. $. G., Beulah osgood; o. 3
g., Percy saunders; X. s. n. g., Fiorencs
Grieve; l.. .. N. c., Lettie Saunders; X. $
V. g., Lena Snow; L. ). n. G., Fausts
Hinckiey; X. A. b., Lucy Billings; l. A.
B., Bertha Colson.
Ian II II.
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Bart w. Brown and wife, OF Milbridee,
were guests at w. +. Bruce's Saturday.
Harvard Coiwell has returned to
Charleston to resume his studies at Hig-
gins classical institute.
Miss Ida Stipson is enjoying week at
home before returning TO the general hos
pital, Portland, from which the will grad
uate as nurse in May.
W. +. Bruce entertained q party at
dinner Friday nigh; for Rev. X. L. Dali
zell and wife. 1t was one..of several dinner
parties which the Bruces have been giving
in their new home.
Miss Susie Over entertained Rev. r. c.
Daizell and wife and Miss Ida stinson at
dinner Wednesday, followed by an even
ing party in their honor. Music and games
were enjoyed. 1t was really a birthday
celebration, but only few of Miss Overs
guests were in the secret.
The library association held its monthly
business meeting Monday evening, at DR..
Z. Z. Larrabee's. The following officers
were elected: President, Miss g. r. Cole:
vice-presidert, Mrs. c. C. LARA bee: secre-
tary, treasurer and librarian, Mrs. A. l..
Strout; executive committee, Mrs. LARA
bee, Miss Cove and Miss Doris Colweli, T.,
b. Coiwell, @. II. Cole and L. q. Pike.
Plans are being made for play in Febru-
ary.
Jan. II. n
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Miss Mary Mattocks is at home on a
short vacation.
Mrs. H. A. Holt and Mrs. II. H. Havey
were in Bangor last week.
The Golden Rule society was enter
tanned by Mrs. William P. Goodwin We'd
nesday.
Mrs. samuel p. Havey' and daughter
Selens are spending the winter in Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Henry $. Workman, OF Brewer,
was q guest at the home OF e. F. Chaplain
last week.
Hugh Havey and Miss Helen Doyle,
daughter OF Postmaster Justin 8. Doyle,
were married at the Methodist parsonage
Wednesday evening. Congratulations
are extended.
Jan. IL. M.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Mrs. May Sawyer, who, with SON NAL
colin, has been visiting her son Paul in
Greenviile, is home.
Miss Winifred Winter, Of Mass.cbu-
sets, 10 spending . few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Ellsworth, at the Gilisy home
stead.
Congratulations Of Southwest Harbor
friends are extended to Mr.. and Mrs..
Harry Rice, OF somervills, Mass, ON the
birth OF daughter ON Jan. 3.
Miss Annie Harper, who has been .
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TRENTON.

Little Charles Jordan, OF Northeast Har-
Dor, is visiting his grandparents, B. F.
Jordan and wife.
The many fris nds Of Mrs. A. c. Jordan
are sorry to learn she has had to enter the
Bar hsrbor hospital again.
George Moore left last night for Boston
to join Mrs. Moore, who has been visit
ing relatives there two weeks.
Leroy Davis and Mrs. Harry l. Davis
were called to Machias last week. by the
death OF relative-Mrs. LOIS Marstons.
Jan. II. MAY.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
REPORT OF TREASURER AND
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
ffSANCIAL STANDING FOR PAST YEAR
SUMMARY. OF EXPENDITURES
JAIL sTATEMENT.

The annual report OF the county COM
missioners-M. l.. Allen, w. Il. Sherman
and Howard B. Moor - with reports OF
County Treasurer Blaisdell and Sheriff
Silsby, has been completed.
The report shows a net increase in re-
sources of S2,573, 10, against a decrease in
1913 of $115.3
The total expenditures for the year were
$29, 1887, not including temporary loan
OF 5000 negotiated and paid during the
year Last years expenditures, not in
GLIDING loan, were 32,36o.17. The cash
balance this year is s13, 70S.67. Last years
balance was S11 ,250.90.
COUNTY TAX.
County Treasurer Blaisdeli's report
shows all the county tax collected. The
a ssessmenf for the year was as follows.
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COUNTY NEWS,
BLUEHILL.

Miss Abby Wood has left for Boston,
after spending the summer and tall In
town.
Chandler Hutchins is spending his va
cation ut his home in North Penobscot.
Miss Marion Parker. OF Boston. spent
the week end with airs. George w. Alb
bolt.
January Is is the date chosen Tor the
citizens testimonial for Rodney Carter.
1t is hoped that everyone will give this
their support.
The Bluehiil reunion will be heif Tues
day, Feb. 16, in Court ball, 200 Hunting
ton avenue, Boston. All present or for
mer Bluehill people are invited.
The Biuehiil fire company has chosen
the following officers for the coming year
A. F. Townsend, first assistant; Norman
Gray, second assistant; Henry Saunders,
clerk; Harry Hinckley, treasurer.
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WEST GoULDsBoRO.

WEST GOULDSBORO.
J. A. Hill and wife visited at The Sands
last week.
Mrs. Abba Taft is at F. A. Noyes' for a
few months.
Mics Ethel Hodgkins, of Hancock, was
. weekend visitor at A. W. Gordon's.
Fred Grant, of Hancock, was the guest
OF Chandler and Dorothy Noyes for the
weekend.
Harry Ash and wife were guests Of Mr..
Ash's brother Eugene at West sullivan
last week.
Mrs. A. w. Gordon went to Lamoine
last week to attend the funeral Of her
aunt, Mrs. Clara Ford.
Jan. IL. l.
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Net increase, in 1914, $2,573 10
JAIL REPORT.
The report of Sheriff F. o. Silsby, as ap-
proved by the county commissioners,
with figures of last year for comparison,
is as.folloas: Number OF weeks board OF
prisoners for 1914, no 81 against 100 1921
last year. Number of prisoners COM
mitted during the year, q males and !
female, against 20 males in 1913. The
various offences for which they we're com
mitted, with record OF last year for COM
parison, Were:
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Whereas. II is the will OF the silent sucom-
prehensible and Almighty Ruler OF the uni-
verse, 10 remove from our MIDST our sister,
Hannah Marshall. of Halcyon temple. No. So,
Pythian Sisters, therefore be IL
Resotred. We extend to her family our
heartfelt sympathy in their hour Of sad
ness.
Resolved, That in the death Of Sister Mar
shall. Haicyon temple has sustained loss OF
faithful member, one who Was always ready
and willing to do her part. We shall miss the
cheerful smile and presence Of . brave. faith
full slater.
Resoiced. That our charter be draped In
mourning for thirty days. . copy of these
resolutions be spread on our records, . copy
sent to the family, and . copy sent to Tar
ELLswoRTH AMERICAN.
Many L. McoHR.
ALICE b. HurcHIsos,
GLADYS HrTcHIses,
Committee.