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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
RuNG AWAY AGAIN

Walter Cottrill, aged IA, son of C..
X. Cottrill, of Kemps Mil, Nd, has
run away from home for the third
time He left March Il and has not
no. been heard from.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13

"A druggist has many opportunities
10 make lasting friends Of bis custom
crs,' said ". J. c. Brady, popa'a-
Rcxa}t Pharmacist Of Fan Elyer
Mass. 'The very nature of his hgsl
ness draws their confidence Tor ha'e
helpful suggestions on the matter oi
health. Many people have thanked
me Tor recommending ReXal 0rderlles
as the best relief for constipation and
Its resultant lis. Put UP ia daia s.
candy tablet form. they are pleasant to
the taste aud make an ideal laxative
for the home-for men, women and
children alike
We have the exclusive selling rights for
this great laxative.
TIE REXALL STORE
MIRQN BROWNING
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-06
MRS. MATTE GONGALTON
DIED AT PEORIA MONDAY

Mrs. Matte Congalton died at her
home In Peoria at 1915 Monday,
aged SIS years. 8 months and ID
days. Funeral was held from the
family residence at Peoria WedncE-
day afternoon at $50, Rev. French
OF Keene, Texas. conducting the ser
vices. Interment was at the Peoria
cemetery. the e. p. Phelps Under
taking company In charge OF ar
rangements.
Mrs. Congalton was the widow of
John A. Congalton, who died about
three years ago. she had been res
ident of the Peoria community com
tinuously for over thirty years. Four
children survive her, as follows;
Mrs. w. T.. Johnson. Stamford, Tex
as. Mrs. 8. l.. Mayors, Oklahoma
City: Mrs. Gus II. Moore. Waxaha-
chic. and Miss Mae Cengalton, Pc
oria. Iillsboro Mirror.
Mrs. Congalton was the mother of
Mrs. Gus Il. Moore of this city. who
was mt her bedside when she passed
away.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-06
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN
PASSED AWAY At NOON
JAMES VI. PHILLIPS DIED AT HIS
HOME TODAY AFTER \ LONG
| ILLNESS.
Was Former County and District
Clerk of Ellis County and Promi-
nent Citizen--funeral To-
morrow.

James NJ. Phillips. aged 70, died
at his home on Royal street at 1920
O'Clock today following long and
serious Illness. Funeral services VIII
be held from the family residence.
6o2 Royal street, at 2:s0 Thursday
afternoon.
James NJ. Phillips was for forty
eight years citizen of Ellis county
and Waxahachie. coming here from
Missouri where be lived for two years
at ST. Louis after the close of the
war between the states. in which he
saw active service. In 1879 he was
elected district and county clerk Of
Ellis county, q position he held until
1876. He has also filled other inn
portant offices ia the capacity OF
deputy and Was one Of tire ooanty's
leading citizens for years.
True TO the cause for which he
fought during the great struggle be-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-06
.SPALOIAG FURNITURE CO.
ARRANGING NEW QUARTERS
WILL MOVE EARLY IN TEE NEW
YEAR TO THE TRIPPET BUILD
ING ON MAIN STREET.

force OF worKmen began this
morning remodeling the Trippet
building, which forms an l. shape
around the Citizens National bank
with fronts on West Main and North
Rogers streets to make ready for its
occupancy early in next year by
the s. p Spalding Furniture com
pany. 1t is Mr.. Spalding's purpose to
occupy the second floor on the Nam
street side, which will neeessitatu tie
moving of The Enterprise Publishing
company job plant to the rear of the
first floor room, and with that end in
view Encouragement of the in
terior OF the Enterprise company
building is being made this weel:.
Mr.. Spaln.ng expects 10 have the
buildings completely oyerhauled and
put in first class shape in time 10 get
moved in by February He said to-
day II was his l.tl pose ~ .,r ~ the
most comfora'ao quar-. $ possible.
The new quarters will be con, eniene
for him because it will have tend
ency to centralize his tSo establish
ments.
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tween the north and the south he
lived and died true Confederate
soldier. He was affiliated with the
Baptist church and was man OF a
high moral standard. He is suryiv-
ed by a widow and five children:
Harry Phillips of Chicago, Lester
Phillips of this city, Mrs. Frank Wal
lace, Misses Maggie and Annie Phil
lips, all OF whom are we'll known
here.
Many months ago he was taken
sick and suffered patiently through
out long illness, until death call
ed him to just reward. Friends
all over the county will grieve to
hear of his death.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-06
Personal MENTION.

n. a. HODGES Of Temple was here
20. to-day on business.
c. r. Truiit o. whitewrisht ~as
here yesterday on business.
J. l.. plant Of Paris s spending
few days in the ciis on business.
y r. Temple OF cleburne vas a
visitor 10 the city Tuesday after
noon.
Sir ami Mrs ". c. strong Of Fort
Worth are visiting their son, Law
Tepoe Strong
T. NJ. Conoyer aad c. f. Collect
OF Fort Worth were here lest night
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Bowman oil
Waco we're visitors in the city Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. e. T. Richie, Mrs. A. w
Wilson and Mrs. George Plumhofi
attended the funeral of Mrs. Matte
Congalton at Peoria today.
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

J. B. Upchureh. Austin; l.. c.
Page Austin: X. Taylor. Dallas; j.
G. Bown, Dallas; X. S. Vandiser,
Dallas; II. X. Botkins, Fort Worth F;
Lucy O'Neal Sanders, Electra; II.
Gross, Dallas; a. b. Bowman and
wife. Waco: NJ w. Taylor, Bolton;
II. T. Fretwell, Dallas: G. X. Truett
Whitewright: c. +. Creswell. Wash
ington, ID. c., y. r. Temple. Gle
burne: s. Heller, New York; f. f
Iryram, Waco; b. A. Hodges. Tenn
pie; J. A. Hornbeak, Dallas; s. NJ
Templeton, Rockwell. s. =. Solomon
Dallas: Richard Rice. Dallas; F. II
West and wife. Dallas; b. r. Baker
Houston; J. w. Belts, Corsicana;
%. T.. Lellard, Boz: f.. Il. Flippin
Dallas: c. o. Collins, st. Louis; A
e. Hunter, Fort Worth; r. L. Seay
Dallas; H. McWilliams, Kansas City;
A. F. Harlin. Nashville, Tenn; J. o.
Johnson. New York; j NJ. Johns, Fit
Worth; w. NJ Binyon, Fort Worth
s. II. Gibson, Fort Worth: NJ. A
Mcdonald, Dallas; c. f. Mcpherson
Dallas; A. A. Akard, Dallas; I. M
Conover; C. +. Collett, Fort Worth
Sam H. Ross, Corsicana; 7. NJ. Reed
New York; o. II. Weissinger, Waco
yNy M
Patterson, Dawson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-06

Horace Bishop presiding. Tie d
was spent in discussing plans for
new conference year. One Of
features OF the day was big u
key dinner served by the genial h
and his coed wife at the district p
sonage.
Reports from the various charl
in the district showed the year
starting off under most promise
conditions. The various charges
in good condition financially,
some instances the churches Ra
raised their pastors salary. THIS
true with regard to the churches
Ferris. Milford and Mansfield.
DR.. Bishop is looking forward
banner year in the Waxahacl
district because the stewards OIL
various charges are already aetl
The meeting was a most mar'eiq
one throughout and all present
ioyed the gathering very much.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-06
WOODMEN ELECT NEW
OFFICERS FOR CAMP
LARGEST CKWD IN ATTENDANCE
EVER ASSEMBLED IN LODGE
SESSION HERE.
Lively Contests Are Indulged In and
Able Corps of Officials Are
Selected for the Coming
New Year.

Last night was the date set for
the annual election of officers OF the
local camp of the Woodmen of the
World, and it called for O general
house-warming with 257 members in
Such another crowd had never gath
cred in the hall, but the membership
was never so large as it is at pres
ent. The local camp has member
ship of over 700, which includes the
very best people OF the town. This
band OF men are interested in a COM
mon cause-that of fraternal fell
lowship and protection to their fam
lilies. Therefore 1t was expected that
q lively interest would be manifested
In the election of the officers who
will control lodge affairs during the
coming year.
/ When Consul Commander IT. H.
Bragg called the session to order
standing room was going at pre-
MUM. Extra chairs had been placed
in long rows across the hall and they
were all filled. Lively contests were
had In the selection of the official
family for the coming year. but it
was friendly bout and everybody
was satisfied with the selections. OF
ora thing the Sovereigns are sure of
and that is any Woodman elected
to position will do his dead level
best TO fill that position acceptably.
The following officers were named
for the coming year, after which
many OF those present accepted an
invitation from Craig-Carlisle to
visit their store and let them stand
treat:
Past Consul ICommander-T. II.
Bragg.
Consul Comander-A. ]. Burks.
Advisor Lieutenant-Tom Ball.
Banker--A A. Miller.
Watchman~-Wm Trohe.
Sentry-Paul Nelson.
Managers-C. A. wilkins. w. G.
McClain, w. NJ Mincey.
Trustees. p. Spalding. Mark
Smith, n ]. Thomas. w C. Jen-
nings, George Coleman.
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school board will not exceed $4,000,
but the owner viii perhaps realize
1000 out OF the property. The
school board has a little more than
$50 900 available for school build
ing and they are striving TO make
that sum OF money erect the very
best possible structure There is
little doubt but that patrons Will be
more than pleased with the manner
OF building erected and the site when
this structure IL completed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-06
H|CA SCHOOL SITE
OFF MARVIN AVENUE
NEW HIGH school. WILL HE
ERFcrED OK CITY's HIGH
Est FONT ~ PLAN.
School Board Has Practically Decid-
ci to purhaas six-Acre Tract
Prom Rush Williams
Fur Site.

For some weeks the school board
mas been casting about for a suitable
location for the new high school
building to be erected as soon as
the bonds voted In the recent cleo
ton are delivered to the purchasers.
Ii Is reported semi-offically today
that they have agreed upon q site
and tentatively purchased from Rush
williams tract of six acres. which
Is located 400 feet north of Marvin
avenue west OF Bolton street.
This property Is one Of the highest
points in the city II nes alongside
sn axtension OF Bolton street just
north OF Marvin avenue In front OF
the Ewell Mccartney place. Mr.. VIII
llams under the terms OF the con-
tact will extend Bolton street, give
a street on the south OF the school
property. one on the west OF It and
= street through his property 'front.'
ing on Marvin avenue. leading 400
feet to the school property. This
Will make the property accessible.
II Ii the purpose OF the board 10 se-
lect elite that will give the high
school central location in the years
to come. This site Is situated be-
tweAn the present high school site
and Trinity University and is easily
accessible from the ward school. be-
Ing on the same street with the west
ward school building.
While the price to be paid for the
property has not been made public
II IL understood that tho cost 10 ths
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Wedding Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs, W. J. Martin enter
tanned with dinner Friday. honor
ing their son, Arthur Martin, of
Galveston. who was married TO Miss
Iinnie WATSON OF the same city on
Nov. 80. 1916. AT s O'Clock. They
served a six course dinner. Those
present werer: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-06

Martin of Galveston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Hudson and sons, ]. b. and
Cecil. Mrs Kate Howard, Mrs. An
ME Smith and son. WIN, Mrs Rus
sell and children. Mrs Charlie Kidd
and daughter. Edith Mae. and Mrs.
Bianton Duke and daughter. Mil
drcd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-06

The kind of printing that plea
at the ]. T. fuckers, at Daily ID
office.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-06
'O|sTR|CT STEWARDS TALK
ABOUT WORK OF CHURCHES

The annual meeting of the district
stewards of the Methodist church in
the Waxahachie district was held
here Tuesday with Presiding Elder
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Thielen's Bakery moved one block
east. adv 223
Preface Hargrovs has been sick
SEVERAL days at his home.
For feed and fuel phone Brod-
cad & Kennedy. Old phone Is. Il
The condition of Carroll Todd con-
tinues to improve today.
You can get bread at Thielens
Cafe at all hours. adv 223
Flower gifts are always appre-
ciated and are appropriate to send
any one. Bird Forrest. tt
Geo. C. Newton, who has been Sc
riously Ill some time. is reported
worse today.
Store building for rent Now oc-
cupied. Good location and low rents.
s. Il. Fowler. 222
See Thielen's New Bakery. All
modern machinery. Everything
snow-white. adv 223
As a result of visit TO the ward
school by committee from the
Chamber of Commerce in company
with the city health officer late
yesterday the closet in the basement
vas closed and nailed IN tight.
A. NJ Curry. of Miles, Texas, adj
vertised In the Daily Light last week
that he would have car of mules
in Waxahachie for sale this week
He desires to say that he is sorry
he did not reach Waxahachie with
the mules. due to the fact that he
sold the car load while in transit.
H. c. Morley had 70 explain that
there was no "other fellow in the
case this morning when ne came
down town with banlage over one
eye. He was unloading a . car of
Dodge automobiles and in some mar
ner stuck nail into his eye ball.
inflicting a dangerous wound. He
lad the member dresse, aud is get
ting along very well today. Luckily
the sight was not seriously injured
o
Read the Light-get all the news
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II YOU = a.
Shst you wish 20 dispose Of let the
people know II by placing small
at in the Daily Light want column.
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LOCALS. =


Xmas perfumes at Curlin's. 22,
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Read the Light-get all the news.
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Thielen's Bakery moved one block
east adv 223
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

crumbs. Mix together, thea add ? tsa-
spoons OF poultry dressing. choypsd
onion. peppe- ans s.i' 70 fsstk. chop pint
OF anv kiad q s-ssd meat. TsSs bAkfssg
tin and pat In ssysr . sesf. lsss layer
Of dressing. Pa, OTIS 81 batter on top
spd iatsie milk Thss makes q aice sup
per di.h. Bake in hot oxen over t~enty
minutes. serve hot.-L- e. T.
BEET RgLzsz Chop cold boiled be<ts
sxthsr~ sscuid be eup), sdd stshaesrccns
lens6n juice two teaspoons powdered
sugar and I teaspoon sait--L T. 7.
CrcrMsER RELISH Pare ana chop >
medium cscansSer~- onions and 9
rsaashes and salt and r<pser. Cover ~isA
v.nez&r.-L- E. T.
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REACH.

Mrs- Parker Eaton visited her ao,aer,
Mrs.. Parker, ~ Mountsinvsgls this wr.k.
Arthur Crane and family, OF Waterbury,
Conn.,, arv at The Anehorsgs" "a.
August.
r. d. Eaton spent . ~-<k xish hs
family herr, rvtnrninx 20 Ss~ Haven,
Conn.. Wednesday.
c. r. Austin. OF Bo~toa. is spending .
lev weeks With his family a. their sum-
msr home. ..Hiilcrsss-"
4. X Annis wsnt to North Haven Tuss-
day. 70 Join the yacht ssbyi, commanded
By Cspt. Arthur Powers.
Dr.. Charies l. Knight and family, Of
Boston. ~srs guests OF his parents, Lvi
Knighf and rifle, last week.
Frank Apnis, wife and daughter
JossphAns, Who havs spent a iss weeks
with p. II. Annie snd wife. wsui to tasf
home In Fnmingham, Mass, saturday.
Aug. II. J.
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CASTINE.

Prof Warren K. Aoorehead. OF Phillips
Exeter. with his family, il gusstai 1.-THE
DOME for the ssason.
Csstine bassbail team defeated North
port At Ncrthpcrt last Tuesday. Score,
1913. The steamer Stockton carried IN
excursion to Nosthport for the game
A woman's suffrage club has bean
formed here, With about thirty charter
msmhsrs- The ofncsrs are: President,
An- Boyd Bartlett; vics-prssident, Mrs.
Andsr; trsasursr, Ars- Bert Parker; ~
cording secrstary, Mr. =. n. Carpsntsr;
corresponding secretary, Mrs RnssslI
wsscott; auditor, Mrs. 7. e. Hale.
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5HutuaI Bsnrfii Column.
n. Motto. .Hespfsi and sopef3i- >

The rury-o<~- sf the esag-r sre .srrf"s
srsse.s Ia tire tisis m.ots h - TOR ,hs s-as u
0eDeas. ard ssms TO- re stf1i ard a~E-~f1h
Eesnx for she ccs mos .e--s- - y Ter she csm-
msn gs<-x vays1c rynpt- p@ s~svr OF IN
fora ztseR art suggestive. sit-'1 ssF ths J.
terxhsnge OF ks~ss Il tss- err~rfty y @eesrss-
can,nanscstAens. .s-i ts ~es--- 's~F-ris 'srrsaF
on tire sappsrl xsven Il ~ sht- res sss Co.'S
masscnraops was re strreA. e4s TIRE a.nse Of
writer wtI scs b. m se-s ererpt ~ y r@As-tvs
Ccr wsaAczSAons ~sn lie -rsgeeS " sppxesAi av
rssecsiou b ina Ell scr 81 D. cotSmu. sss e~ns
vii se reiersrs wssAc~t <s.z~rss-ea &1srcss
al eozmeesc.Stons 4,
TIA AxR&tcss.
Anr~srrs. Me-
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IT penss'T COST ~s,Es.
II ceeses eoss rSsty. aaaax ssFs~sss-
Ta have ~ca tiaas 90 sas earth:
rss sess Of sss pleasures srx FRYE Esso taoss
whosss~ hos 10 Yssue fh~ar wossh-
TIE sweetest Of rnsss the eirss 10 "a ssax-
Tee levxise-, so~e-s xre~ Wild.
The sress Of drinks gasses cot a the spriax-
AL tse< 20 Ea&a. wozxr as6 child
Nc 1osey exn purchase, no srtis, esa P&sni
saeh ptrsares nsssre supplies
Foresrr. sis svsr, ~ sinp<f and saint-
xAo ase 10 sesxsts xe sh<ir eyes
gsne worcs sse glad iosks ADD sniles esessy
sat brave
cest scshsng-sos nothing At ali:
Ana yet all the ~e>h Monte Christie eoaia
caa make 10 sash pleasure s~fAaI,
To bass in the sussAire. 70 sr-sshes the pare
Gis.
Honest toll. the entoy me at of seasth.
sweet siuneer te:seshtsr-shese pleasures
wisho3t any portion Of vexitk.
connunsos with friesa. tass are tried. ;fus
ssn ssrens
To love kaa be loved sor loves sAks-
In fact, ali thai ma kss .sft hapeytAse long.
Are tree To ~hssver w;il take
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COUNTY NEWS
NORTH BRooKsyrYtR

SonAn bhoOkSyui.E
u. g. steele spsps Sunday s~,~ -,
family. ~
Mrs. Alice Psrsin. is home from g..
hegan. 'a'~'
IA Pierce was in Bangor la., ~.
business W
Mrs Eiissbsth Gould. Of Exss., ;.
ssins her son. q. A. App,eey.
W. A. Garno and vile. ., so,.....
Mass. ass Waiting friends hers sh,. -
Robert Goodeli be-. gone 10 y.rno.,
visit his grandmother. Mrs. A. "a 60 "
ell.
Ciarence Moon, OF Boston. "a.
weekend guest Of bis cousin. AR. -.
Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 3. GRAY .,t
OF Portland are visiting their pa,,a..
sylvester Gray and wifs.
Mrs. A. ". Ellis and Ms. C;so.v,
Alien, OF New York. have oo~D.s 49,.
ccstags Tor the remainder o, sAe se..o.
Aug. II. r.
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sourn DEER rst.E

Mrs. Lyman stinson /. still 10 vvry no..
health.
MrS. George Hsmblen, xho h,.
quite III. h ginning.
Mrs X. r. Hatch, who hm. hesa In No..
ssaith some time. 10 very iox.
C. c. Warren Is spending few a..
with bis ulster. Ei,ira Thurssou.
r. w. Jedkins. Who uent to n.,.r
hospital for trss,msn has returned non.
The annual sunday school couvp,,o.
ell BE- heid In the church hers Fr,a,,
Aug. L.
Mrs. WIN Young ana family. ,oru.,,,
OF this piacs. are visiting rsls,lre. ,.s
frisnds hsrs.
Miss Vivian Gresniau. sho 1. !.
stenograpbsr In spr,ngfelc. Mass. 1.
spending her vacation vita her no, "a,
hsre.
0aien Hatch and uife. O, Cambria,
Nass-, sho wers called here ey The uln..
OF his mother, ~ere Obliged TO r.surs
home.
AuS- IL. TRIP
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amona thf Sranarrs-

rAts column ss sevosed to the Grsrse- e.
p~essalv 10 tss srsSrrs ~ Hspc~<k county
The oesnzz is ep<a n al sraneers for sac
s.sezssien Of ssptes Of general Interest. aae
sur reports Of grange uestan~.. asks letters
short sos eoses%e- Az eeman ztestssns naass
BE- stws~a. eat names wtls not he PRINTED az
ceys By p<rais.soa % the writer. All cnw-
nunscstscns viii be sssiecs 10 seprcvaI by
III. editor. But sose ~iu Dc rejected wisAess
good reason.
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NORTH LAMolNE.

Capt. A. B. Holt and wife called on
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Bowden, OF Cassine, recently
visited her old home here.
Logan Blanchard. Of Beech Hill, was .
Sunday guest OF Charley Walls
Crosby r. Young, Of Cambridge, Mass,
joined his family here Sunday for week .
vacation.
Mrs. Alfred Frye and family are spend
ing short time In Bucksport, visiting
relatives
Aug. IA. Y.
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sroxrSGroS.

The Gladys Clark Co. 10 billed for
Aug. "a.
Mr. and Mr.. Roy Fsneid, OF Ear Har-
Dor. are in town
GrenviIle Rareoar and xife are moving
to Loweil, Mas.
Miss Lydis Mills, OF Portland, 10 the
guest OF Miss Myrs Mills.
Harold Bro~n. OF Boston, 10 Visiting his
parents, Capt. @. A. Brown and wife.
Miss Dillon, OF Gloucester, Mass., 10 q
gness OF Miss Henriests Bucknins,sr.
Charles Jsdkins, OF Boston, il Waiting
his psrents, Csp. Samuel Judkins and
sife.
Mrs. L. g. Cousins has returned from .
months rlsit With relatives in Msseachu-
s<tts.
Mrs- Alfred WEIGH and con, OF Prosp>cs
hsreos. srs visiting Mr. Carrie Coombs.
Sabine Jo<dsn, who 10 stcne-cuftine ct
vinaihsvea, 10 in town for vacation With
his parssts-
Mr. Emma p. Grindie and Mrs. Fred
Simpson, Of Camdsn, are at Mrs. Robert
z. Cousins'.
An. Emily y. Bsboidge, isfr Thursday
morning Tor visit with relatives In North
east Harbos.
A reception and ball wers given to Miss
Masioss Bssbour On Tuesday evening.
AbsStssksuaS-h,s ssrs prsssut.
! s6ep1sy n sssniey. 1t Boston. ~ne
fori sssS ~ NE sonsst Inn here. is The
gn<ss Of Mr.. and Ms. Joseph L. Harmon.
Fiorian Small srrivsA from Hops~sIl,
Vs., On Thursday. He says: At 10 good
Tor vinssR, but tbs mid-summef hsat b
hard on Aaips poopae."
CAPT. David T. Tyi<r, lifelong resi-
dent OF this town. 10 very Ill ct his hone.
from . stroke OF paralysis. Cspt. Tyisr
10 about eighty nine ysars Of ags.
Mr. Henry Eaton, OF SpringAssd, No.,
il in town visiting her many friends and
relatives Mrs. Eaton vas former resi-
dent, bot has lived in the West for many
years.
Aug. ID. Mill.
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George Mcleod and family, OF Bar Har-
dor, visited Mrs. Flora Gray Sunday.
Mrs. Hazel Gordon and children viii
leave for their home In Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. Aithea Rey nolds and SON Frederick,
who have been here the pass three weeks,
have gone to Bangor, where Mr.. Reynolds
has employment.
The Golden Rule club will have . tar
In the town hall, Goose Cove, Aug. ~.
Ice-cresm, cake and coffee will be served
afternoon and evening.
DR.. George Smith and wife, Miss Irene
Wilson and Miss Vera Gsraxa, Of Boston,
came Sunday for short stay. They came
In DR.. Smiths automobile.
Aug. II. n.