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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-11
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Carlisle Indians have dropped Ia.
crosse.
Guy Rea plans to train at Plough.
keepsie this spring.
Chattanooga schools are taking up
the game OF archery.
Cornell expects its track squad to
number 500 candidates.
Stoughton Fletcher has given Dick
Mcmahon half interest In Hal Boy.
George Whitted's brother has signed
with the Norfolk club Of the Virginia
league.
Detroit Golf club plans to have
erected new clubhouse to cost over
100000.
The only living old.time billiard
champion Is John Deery, who 10 sew.
enty.four.
Tad Jones' contract as coach of tho
Yale football squad IL reported to be
$1,000 year.
Mayor Davis Of Cleveland favors
erecting handball courts in the public
parks OF that city.
Jim Bluejacket. the Indian pitcher.
Is now working In the Wards Bronx
bakery. In New York.
Grand opera has won seventeen out
of twenty starts over the ice, and his
owner has retired the horse.
There is so much talk about giving
all of the three-year.Olds chance that
something will probably come OF It.
II Murphy has Russell Boy, 2.02A,
this year, he doubtless will use the
fast PAGER In the free.for.all events.
Capablanca may not be popular
hero, for the game OF chess Is re-
served for the highbrows. But the
way he cleans up tournament deserves
notice.
The annual championship OF the
Woman's Western Golf association
will be held at Grand Rapids this
year, with August 21 as the date for
the opening round.
The one big outlook In the wres.
Ting game Is match between Joe
Stecher and Frank Gotch. Stecher has
them all laid In q row except the
grand mOgul.
Hannes Kolehmainen, the great dis.
lance runner, Is working at his trade,
bricklaying, In New York city. He
receives six dollars day and takes
part In amateur athletics as diver.
sion.
Twelve of the twenty-five players
taking part In the interstate three
cushion billiard tournament are 80
closely punched that any one of them
might capture the championship by
May s, the time the series will con-
clude.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-11

meet, which will take place on May
20 and ~. and the new arrangements
will go into effect Immediately after
the championships have been de.
cided.
Trainer Moakley went to Cornell II
years ago and under his supervision
Cornell has won six intercollegiate
track meets and II annual cross.coun-
try titles. Since the opening OF the
new field and practice hall the number
of men out for track work has exact.
ly doubled.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-11
Pitchers laioie Eears.

Napoleon Lajoie says that the pitch.
ers that proved hardest for him dur.
ing his American league career, We're,
In the order named. Walter Johnson.
Rube Waddell, Chief" Bender, Eddie
Plank. Ed Walsh and Ray Caldwell.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-11

COACH SIGNS AGAIN
Jack Moakisy Agrees to Coach Track
and cross.covntry Teams o.
Cornell University.

Cornells veteran athletic trainer.
Jack Moakley. now fifty.two years old.
has signed q new contract to coach
the track and cross-country teams Of
the Ithaca university for q period Of
ten years.
Monkeys present contract with Cor.
nell will expire at the conclusion
OF the intercollegiate championship
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-11

Twelve of the twenty-five players
taking part In the interstate three.
cushion billiard tournament are 80
closely punched that any one Of them
might capture the championship by
May s, the time the series will con-
clude.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-11

Hannes Kolehmainen, the great dis.
lance runner. Is working at his trade,
bricklaying, In New York city. He
receives six dollars q day and takes
part In amateur athletics as a diver.
sion.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
Ofrmtr 5drttbtbrtrf hes
Nbtltpp SamErampttr.
ttba.

1853.
DSsin Iieber Ssrr &eoodtiondr:
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
yremsilde neutrality-suspicious..

Sine ltottli9e Nn3abl bon 9o6=
l9ulebrern arbeitet in Oeutl9lano in
Der &riessoeit nit Der ataoemif6en
Sueenb. loneit oiefe nibt Bel Den
Jobnen itebt. SIS linb ni9t peniser
ats 1167 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an
ben preuBif4en uniperiitdtcn tGtig.
OaDon iino 681 aIs orOentlicbe Yro=
felloren angeiteat, ipdbrenb Die anoe=
rem ibr Nmt nls nuBeroroentli1e fib=
rem. Sir oiefen groBen Stab BON
Wiheni4dftlern CAB Der preuBiide
Gtaat i'm Sabre 1915 etua flint Miilz
lionen M&ort an @efdltern aus. Oa=
BON tommen oGein auf bic pbiloioz
pbiide 5otultGt 2.800.00O Wart,
oiio mebr nls ole !9dlfte. Sic msOi=
3inil9e TatultGt beanipru9t ni9t
CANA cine Milion. Die iuriitii1e
$4,000 Mort. pGbrenb bic epanse-
liiden Sbeologen $4,000 uno Die
tdtbolii9en SbeoIOgen 175,000 err
bulten.
Die pbilofopben baben in Ser
S9ar Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bic
Wtebrbeit. Sic ridden nit GAG
Monn an. Sbnen folsen in tpeitem
Mbltonbe bic onoeren @ruppen, ndms
li9 245 Meoi3iner. 40 Suriiten. 113
sDonselii4e uno As tatbolif4e Sbeoz
logon. Meiit iino an alien 9odl4u=
len ale @iKens3pede pertreten. Nur
in Miinlter gibt es teine Mebi3iner,
uno Die 4f1bemie 8raunsberg neiit
nur fntbolii9e Sbeologen nno pbilo>
lopben auf. &atboIil9 : tbeoloeiide
SutulitGten gibt eS ouBer in Braunss
berg nod in Miiniter. Bonn unb
8reslou.
llebel Die m6ften profeKoren bsr=
figt bic uniDerlitdt Berlin. Sic bat
oeren 1872. Damn folgen @0ttingen
nit 1876, Bonn nit 121, 8reslau nit
III, 9alle nit 116 unO 40nigsberg
nit Ill profe1Oren. Meniser nls
bunbert 9o9fhuIlebrer baben Die
llniberftGten &iel. nGmli9 80. Mars
burg SO, @reifspolo 80 unb Miin<
lter, bas 81 neutrality-suspicious.
cufipeiit. 8raunsberg muB fi9 nit
13 Serrer be9niigen. gu biefen pro=
feforen treten nod 5nblrei9e 2et=
loren. Oo5entsn nnb ipiHenf9aftIide
0ilfstrGfte. gs 1T olfo cine onfebn<
li9e G9ar. bic nu9 i'm Rrieee ons
Sanner Der Wiiieafhaft hohbdlt.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
Sin arHdfud bes glltcn Sriten.

BON Sen &~riidFDden Srieori9s
Oes @roBen. bon benen bier Stiid
ii9 erbalten baben unb i'm 9obenaols
ern@Muieum in Berlin aufbenabrt
merben, bat elmer cine merfpiirbige
Manberuns bur4gema9t. gs par
Elm Gtod nit golbener emaiaierz
*r &riide, ser nod benz Sobe oes
groBsn ROniss i'm @tabtl9loFe gu
potsDam auf einem Slide Des Speiz
ieIaais DorgefunOen tpurbe. Qls Naz
poleon 1906 in potsoom rGuberte,
feb er ben Stod ebenfo tpie ben De-
gen bes sroBsn 30niss ols Mnbenten
m~itseben. Spdter identte er ben
Stod benz Mari9aa Nep. Oieier
iiberlieB i'm feinem Setretdr 8appt.
Muf perI9iebenen umpegen fam er
bann in bic !9Gnbe bes 2orb @ils
lougbbD Of gresbp. Mls i'm Sabre
1870 bic glorrei9en Siege Ser beutz
,9en Nrmes iber bic T~ron5oisn ole
Melt in Gritaunen feBten. NOR oies
Ter englil9e Qorb, ME piele Ieiner
NatiOn, BON ben grfolgen Der oeutz
T9en .0eere 10 begeiitert, baB ct ben
Stod benz DeutlAsn Roifer ais Ges
ldent rfiir bic Oeutf4e Nation" au>
iteHen lieB.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
Goidene botbzsitslpriebe.

Sulius Stettenbeim, Der nod ims
mer arbeitfame 9reiunba9taigidbrige,
beging bor fur5em nit 1einer @attin
Marie, geb. SApeiBer, bic elmer
Oiterrei9if9en 5amilte entftammt,
bas Set Der gol0enen 9o95eit. Bel
bieier Gelegenbeit mDgen bic folgen=
ben bon ibm berfaBten finnrei9en
!0o95eitsfpriide in @rinnerung GEE
bra9t iperben:
Seine 3eit Dergebt 10 RAID tpie bic
9p9oeit.
Man4er @otte finbet bic Gbe 10
fansmeilig, baB er f9on mad einz
idbriger Dauer tpsnigftens bic fil6erne
9o9aeit feiern t0nnte.
Chen perben i'm 9immel gef9iez
ben.
SIS it ni4t alfss mitsift, mas
sldn5t.
Nur 9onigpo9en bauern man9=
mol bret Sage.
@egen b0spillisen @erlaifens poi
iiert biel unbeil, nod mebr aber burd
b0spilliges 9ableiben.
@erbe ni9t grbonfel, neil FOLDER
INNER gu lang lebt.
Ni9t beiraten lit elm grobes &unf=
ftiid.
Man foll ben Sausfrsunb nidi
Dor benz Mbenb loben.
So lange Mbam allen tpar, pel4t
Srau bat er benn ba b~etrogen2
60 lit tein Mann in feline 5rau
berliebt, bob er fi9 beionbers. auf bic
S4altiabre freut.
S9on auf ben 9o9oeitsreiien lerni
manGer @atte feline Jrou tennen.
Man9er @atte aiebt ms Gelb De2
lieben Sriebens pillen.
Ser @rof b. @leinen mar bod
febr ungel9idt. benn er bate tati
elmer Srar unb elmer @eliebten afpei
Srauen.
@s gibt biele Mdnner, pel9e inn
mer bas DOrlebte Wort baben.
Selbf auf ben goIbisften 9o9oei=
ten mub man sefteben, baB bic erftea
so bic beiten iinb.
SIS 1T unbegreifli9, boB bic Sraueu
ni9t f9on nod finfidbriser gbe bag
@iierne &reu5 erbalten.
Ginen befonberen 0fei5 beiiBen BIZ
5oloenen 5o4aeiten babur4, Dab IL
teinen polterabenb baden.
S4One Srauenaussn fOllten Inn s
llbr abenos gei@lOfien fem.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03

- Mus Der S6ule. Sn Der
S9ule fingen Die Aeinen Ndtjdbrigen
bon tiefer Snbrunit bas alte oeut=
f4e SruBlieb: LIMB tpenn bic Meit
poa Seufel mar uno pollt' uns gar
beri9lingen, 10 fir6ten mir uns
ni9t 10 febr, es ION uns bod gelinz
gen; Der Shirt oiefer Welt, ME iau'r
er ii9 felt, tut er uns bod ni6t;
bos ma9t: ct 1T seriat, Elm W0rt=
lein lam i'm fdnen." Da frast Ole
2ebrerin: .Mus 1T benin oas fir
elm @0rtlein?" llnperaiislid. in
ftrd6lenber Gelbiperltdnbli9teit err
tOnt Die Nntport: n9inbenburg!!"
Qebengmittel. gbef:
nSn Der isbigen &riegsaeit follten
Sic es iih pirtlid abgepObnen, ims
mer an ben 8Ieiltiften gu fnabbern;
Oie Iino audi teurer s%etporben."
&ommis (entriftet): SON 2e=
bensmittelpu9er!"
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03

III, UiFen's - 70 bo6' i9 mir Oentt.
:4 tDnnt' mir bod elm pengerl nod
fDus peroienen -"
DieIe Sprcde! So9beutf9 =
nit unOerfdlIdtem Antlingen an ben
gBiener Dialett = ipie Wufit Hang
oas.
Ser NoIe seriet in Gresung.
nSo! So! SopObl! g[bcr gepiB!
Slider! Obne ,3ipeifel! Rotiirlid!"
T9rie er iiberltiir3t uno gang auBer
Ii9. Sbm I9plnbelts? Sbm pirbelte
es! 90 Elm Slid! pob ~ Die 5litz
germ oa briiben = pos lit Die gegen
Die SIM! SIM = 10 elm hsrs
3iger Nnme nu9.
r6ini ioia SIM, tOmmsn
sic nur!"
na.fO quit" I6lus Jini 3srnatOs
piB in NaIes 9anb unb - fam.
Siitentutenbeim itano &opf.
3pei peibline 8arbiere i'm Ort!
Wean fibIte ii9 geboben ouf
RuIturhiisel.
Berlin unb 8reslau glei9pertig!
nnO pie bas @ef9dft BON Raie
ieBt ging! SET. ponts ober audi ot<
turat ieOer BON Der SIM barbiert
iein. 9err pintus NOR BON Slit
gers 3uriidgetommen. 9err putts
farten fon0 einen neuen S9er5: oaB
Oos Der Trau %eepobnter 8eruf ia
fet. ba ia jeoe Trnu ben Mann iiber
ben 20ffel barbiere! -
9err Noie NOR poi eitel SOnnens
f9ein er empfanO es gliidpoa,
baB er ia rerft" 1912 mare. Warum
Ioate er ba elmer Stint 5uliebe iein
Sunggefelentum ni9t aufgeben? -
Der i9Dne Mpolf mar nit Dem be-
tannten Ianften langen Bid in SIMS
6roune &ugen segaugen =, iiber ben
2ing 'ii6er, Ben 9erru 9iirgermeiIter
BON SotolinsfD roIieren, oa fragte
9err NdIe lG9elnb unO iiegesgepiB
Die SIM, Of fe ni9t aJrau @5effOz
ie" iperben fpolle.
Stint 3ernatopiB iab i'm I4el>
mild an. rNber ~ 9err Nafe -
tia - parum iagen's benin bas erit
Deute?"
rMie - pie = mas beiBt Oas -
erit beute?"
,Sa", SIM la9te Ii9 Crib
9en. Dos Nafsnitumpf9en bes 9errn
Nafe gudte tie gar 10 fomii3 an, nia
~ 9eut' it's f9on gu ipdt. SD bob
mid geitern nit 9errn Gbolf &rGn3l
rerlobt!"
Seufel! - Sutinus i@lug ouf
einen Spiegeltii9, OaB bic S9eibe
fprang.
Der f@0ne Q(oolf - oa ipar sr
inn pirtli9 nieber I'm cine Naien>
large poraus.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03

Den Batter nit ben GDbnsn
port da5sn man unb ftohnen.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03

ShldiaIe elmer nrnlten giirserfamilie
bon Seilbrunn.

DDH QttlUtUUH.
Sn S%eiI6roun -Itor6 Oieier Sose
Der Wdlermei1ter S6eooor ORTIZ. Wie
Go in Dem 9erid bieB, sau sebrO9s=
mem 9er5en". ga feline beioen S0bue
tur5 matchmaker i'm 6eIoe seblieben
Iin0.
Ser @~erItor6eue NOR Der leBte bort
onIGIIiee @prob zines Gei9le9ts,
bos in ben leBten So6r6uuoerten Der
Rei9sItaot cine 6erootrogenoe RoGe
oeIpielt bat. Die Ortbs ltommen
aug Der Wetterou unO ponoten Ii9
BON BORT no9 6rontfurt, BON 100 Der
&aufmann pbilipp Ort6 infol9e Ieis
ner 9eirat nit elmer 9eitbronnerin
1888 in 6eil6ronn einponberte; Iein
@eI9Gft, 0os er in 0er6inoung nit
einem Gruntfurter 8ruOer fubrte.
mar cine @eltIirma; es 6eltono mas
mentli9 in Der @infubr bon getrods
neten Jil9en aus Auiterbam uno
2ibed, mo- bic 5irma elm eigenes
Sous 6eIab, mad Siiooeut19lonO /;
aus S6eritalien tpuroen Sommet
un0 .Seioe Iotpte @0elmetone ein9ez
!I9rt. Die Tirmo ipurOe lpGter Don
Ort9s Sobn uno Gntel e%eleitet. Die
e6enfaGs p6ilipp bieBen uno beibe
9eil6ronner 8iirgetmeiter tporen;
6eibe pur6en BON Der Stoot mebrs
fo9 gu @eIonbti9aften perpsnOet.
ou9 mo9ten lie groBe GeIddfts= uno
8srgniigungsreiien no9 ben Nieoer=
lanbeu, 6rontrei9. @nglano uno
Stolien.
SIN 3Oid6risen arieg, pGbreno
oe7cn bas Ortblde @eI9dft eingins.
NOR elm Sobann pbilipp Srt6 8ir-
germeiter. Damn trot Die 6omilie
cine 3eitIong 5uriid; ober 1716 purS
be miebei elm 9einri9 Ort6 giirger=
meiiter unb 1853 aud Oefen Sobn.
Der 2iotn3iot @eorg 9einri9 Ortb,
Der Ii9 namentIi4 UNI Oas 6inan5s
peIen Der Stcot 8erbienite eripnrb.
Bon @eorg 9einri9 Ortbs flint @Obs
nen naren ouBer benz iunsIten, @iins
tber, Der Su9fobrifant in Montioie
bel 4a9en NOR. ale in ber%porragenz
ben Steuungen in 9eil6ronn; Eorl
Ort9 NOR Birgermeiiter, @berbarb
eritcr gforrer, 4IeranOer SeiIbaber
Der Sirmo @eorg JrieOri9 .RunO
(Speoition, G%tIenbonbel, Miiblen=
werte), unO Qusuit. Der 1904 bon
Aoiisr 6ron5 seoOelt DurOe, Seilba=
Der Der Sirma Ort6, S4euermann
G 60. (8aumponipinnerei unO So=
6atFubrit). 90 I9ien Oas Slid Der
Somilie felt besrinoet. o6er i'm 10.
Sobr6unOert nuroe Iie Don man9ers
lei ungliid berfolgt; abgeieben bon
epaisen Na4fommen 9iint9er Ort6s.
eeFen 3Deig iid na4 @l6erfelt
tuonOte. unb ben oablrei9en nod
Nmerita ausgepan0erten Jamilienz
miglietoern gi6t es ieBt in Berlin
nod einen einagen mdnnliden Na9<
tommen bon Naguit b. ORTIZ unb in
Stuttgart No9tummen BON QIeranz
Der Ortb. bon OefIen 2inie au9 Der
iebt in 9eil6rcnn perItorbene Sbeo=
DOR Ortiz abTtammte. Gin BON 9eil=
bronn na9 Srantfnrt 5uriidgepan=
oerter 3neig. Der oort ebenfaus cine
beOcutenoe &o1e ipielte. tit 1888 err
lpf9en.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
= @roBpapa, d bin poIiz


tif9 unperbG4tts. Mit bie>
fen @orten begriiBte bon ftol5er
SelbltbenuBtfeins elm tleines 8iirfas
9en, bas eben feinen 10. @eburtstag
gefeiert bate, biefer Sage ieinen
@robpater, ols oiefer feline Sodter
uno Die GnteltinOer oufiudte. sic
tparen pon einem Musfluse mad ben
O~fiee6dbern 5uriidsefebrt, unb au
bieiem 3ped bate ibnen bas poIi<
3eirepier in Segel Bel Berlin einen
paB ausgeftelt, in benz bic fGmtlis
9en 6amilienmitglieoer nit Namer
aufsefIbrt tparen. Sci ben perfona>
lien Des oebnidbrigen 8uben fanb ii9
Die 8emertung: rMilitdrif9 uno pos
Iitii9 unperbd9tis." Darob mar
Ser tleine Rnirps oroentlih itol3 unb
er belt es fir 70 ipi@tis, fsiHem
@roBDoter bas als erfte Neuisteit
mit5uteilen.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03

6eiteres aus ernit ter
3sit. Gin Suce brin9t teu4eno
cine @ipsfigur our MetaliammelIteIz
le. Der 8eamte flii9tis biniebenb,
logt: n9alten sic mid niGt auf.
bier ipirb nur Metau ongenommen."
Ser 9err ontpprtet: nWo beiBt!
@ino sic oenn Blind, i9 bringe Sbz
men bod oen rGr5enge!"!"
er tie @e6onte. SD
fam mid nit Der feIberauen Unit
form gar ni9t befreunoen."
rWarum benn ni9t, Mie5e9"
nMan fugt, fie ma6t Die 2euts
nants unfi9tbor."
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03


@eGungen. a.: nWieTO
boben Sic nit Sbrem SObne Our9
ben Grieg sroBes pe92"
g.: nNa, Bel Der Muiterung
6oben fie ibn ni9t bebalten unb iebt
bat er Mrs 9idten ongefonsen!"
- Ri9tis. d.: nainbsr, piBt
SIR tenn aud, tper bic ftreitfi9tigz
item Menf4en uuf Ser WeIt iinO9"
g.: .Sie &uFen!"
g.: r9ie @%ngldn0er!!@
g.: r4uati6! Die 5riTeure fino
es, Ole m09ten alien in ben 9aaren
liegen unO niemanb ungei9oren Iai>
FEM" d
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03

unter Treunben. a.:
sd mag auf bieisr Melt niat mebr
leben; i4 Deroiene niht genug. UNI
mid er1alten gu tOnnen."
g.: .Mber tparum oenn niGt2"
a.: sd sfe fir atpei, i9 brau@e
dberbaupt @elb fir sipei. uno oafiir
rsidt me;n 9erbienft ni9t aus. Sd
peroe mid aliO umbringen."
g.: .absr. Menf9, bebente bod
nur, bus pdre ia bann ein -DOppel>
felblmOrb."
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03

SW 9eH OeH NDe7
Oespeiler gtidtifj
aus oen Siebter ges
bradt. optuer tuis
mer 10 ebout fini
Minnits ganse fin.
oa bot er ouf elm.
nal en- S4ret ges
laTs IN Togt: np6is
lipp. i4 lam nit
mebr gebn. i'd fin
al tn!" Gr bat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-05-09
Oxford.

Rev. Malcolm MacKsy, who is at DR.
Cousins Hospital, is very low and fail
ing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Holden returned
from Waterville Saturday. They attend
cd the concert of the Glee Club, o.
which Mr.. Holden's granddaughter
Marjorie Barker, senior at Colby, 4
president. They also visited Mrs. Hold
ems brother, o. G. Andrews, at Gardi
ner.
The remains of Mrs. Agnes Hsckett
were brought from Poland and buried IL
the family lot in Lakeside Cemetery. A
short service was held, Rev. Charlel
Cummings OF Auburn attending. A
humber of her old friends and neigh
bors were present.
Mrs. Nellie Walker Is reported ss do
ing we'll.
Mrs. Anna Edwards has returned from
Dixfleld where she spent two weeks with
her son, Ralph Edwards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-05-09
Bryant's Pond,

The farm or Billings Hill known as
the Augustus Billings place has been
sold to Albert Davis. The recent own.
or, Henry Billings, has purchased farm
In Paris.
Over thousand cords of birch have
been sawed into spool strips and dowel
stock since January at the Dearborn
Co.'s mill here. A large amount OF
stock has also been shipped to the com.
pauy by rail.
Horace G. Berry, the Oldest resident
of our village, and veteran Of the civil
war, died early Friday morning. He
was born In 1885 and came here from
Paris soon after the village was estab-
lished In the early fifties, being employ
cd by the late Thomas N. Kicker. Since
then many years of his life have been
spent among our people, where he has
been esteemed as citizen and towns.
man. Nearly four years of bis life was
passed In the army, bis service com.
mencipg In the fall Of 1851, when he was
mustered into the 10th Maine, under
Col. Geo. L. Beal. Later he was Q cor
poral In the 9Th Maine under Col. Mark
d. Dunnell, and at the close of the war
was sergeant in the Goth Regiment.
Mr.. Berry was Past Master of Jefferson
Lodge of Masons, and charter member
Of A. n. Whitman Post, G. A. R. Be-
sides widow he leaves two brothers
and one sister. The funeral was held at
the residence on Monday, attended by
Rev. G. G. Miller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-05-09
Hanover.

Mrs. L. A. Roberts is quito poorly at
this writing.
Elson Harmon worked for L. A. Rob
erts last Monday.
G.. N. Kimball spent q few days last
week with his son Wesley at Looke's
Mills.
Walter Brink 10 ploughing for John
Morse.
Harlan Bartlett ID working for Martha
Bartlett.
Duncan MCPHERSON 10 At homo from
the drive.
Charles Frost of Bethel IL working for
n. A. Holt.
Martha Bartlett purchased pair Of
horses Of Lon Chapman Of Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elson Harmon and
little daughter Murine spent . few days
last week with bis uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. r. 8. Tracy of Dickvale.
CLARK Morse 10 working In the mill for
Willie Walker of North Newry.
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Leon Bennett has returned from his
visit at Auburn.
Elwyn Storey has gone to Camp Carl.
bon to work for John Hewey, manager
for the Parmacheenee Club.
Mrs. Mary Wilson Is . guest Of her
son, G. ]. Wilson, for an indefinite length
Of time.
Knud Paulson 10 boarding at Azel
Wilson's.
Roland Ripley 10 saving wood by gas
oline power for Azel Wilson.
Leslie Hart and Fred Shaw are work.
ing for Wm. Cobb ut Axiscoos Falls.
Peter Littlehale has been having some
work done inside his house.
The Berlin Mills Co. have q crew at
work 1t Axiscoos Falls, making prepare
ton for the drive when the Ice goes ont
of the lake.
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FORBES DISTRICT.
AndOver.

There were twelve tables Of whist
played at the whist club Thursday even.
ing. The first prizes were won by Mrs.
Chester Sweat and Lewis Hall and the
second by Mrs. Jack Warren and Ches-
ter Sweat. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Ellen Akers began her school at
the Surplus Monday, May 1st.
Mrs. Harry Roberts and little dsugb-
ter, who have been spending the winter
in Auburn, have returned to Andover.
P-W. Learned, Jr., carried Albert
DunniDg to Rumford last week. Mr..
Dunning has purchased an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morton, who have
been visiting relatives in town for the
past two weeks, have returned to their
home in Concord, N. 81.
j. B. Roberts of Hanover was In town
Saturday delivering furniture.
Nathan and Nelson Campbell are
working for Mrs. Pauline Blanchard.
Walter Barnes has purchased IN cleo
trio light plant, through Frederic A.
Pullman, electrical contractor, which
will be of sufficient size to furnish light
for the public buildings, stores and resi-
dences In the village.
Ellis Glen Temple. Pythisn Sisters,
met Monday evening. Ice-cream and
crackers were served by the committee
which were, Mrs. Mae Hall, Mrs. Emma
Lovejoy, Mrs. Vine Mills and Mrs. Lou
Milton.
Dave Rand visited his son, Sam Rand
OF Dixfield, recently.
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Hebron.

Mrs. j. G. Donham got home Saturday
from Phillips where she has been for the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Dr..
Higgins.
The Ladies' Circle met in the vsstry
Tuesday.
Harold Phillips was at home recently.
Mr.. Phillips has been in Florida a.
chauffeur for Mr.. Dingley of Lewiston.
A fine boulder has been placed on Rev.
DR.. Cranes lot In the cemetery, and
some grading done. Oscar Barrows of
South Paris did the work, with Floyd
Philbrick to help. A good job has been
done.
A. j. Turner made VI call this week.
He was greatly pleased with his visit in
Portland, where he attended . concert In
City Hall, went to several moving pic
ture shows, and was shown all through
the rolling mill. Mr.. Turner thinks Of
going to Portland again in Juno.
The ball game between Hebron and
Fort Williams played here Saturday,
April 29tb, was won by Hebron. That
played Wednesday, May Sd, between
Hebron and Maine Central Institute,
Pittsfield, scored o to In favor Of He
bron. Hebron boys have been very sue
cessful so far. Hope it viii continue.
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Norway Lake.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Tucker spent 9
few days in Pennington recently. They
we're there to attend the funeral of their
grandson, Harold A. Tucker. w. N.
Tucker also went for the day.
DR.. and Mrs. @. A. Stephens spent &
week in Boston recently. They returned
to their home the second OF May.
Mrs. Robley Morrison and little sor
spent three days here, coming April 30th
She intends to move to Hudson Falls, N.
Y, Immediately, where her husband ii
located.
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North Buckfleld.

School opened May l, Helen Heald
teacher. On account Of the small mum.
Der of scholars there 10 only one session.
Mrs. G. N. Keene visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles George, In Hebron
q few days last week.
Mrs. Florinds Farrar is at B. 8. Rec
ord's.
Mrs. Kate Ellis gave 40 illustrated
lecture at Mountain Grange Mayo.
Ed. Phinney has been working at G..
A. Holmes'.
Pearl Jack, who has been very sick
with wbooping cough and asthma, is up
and dressed.
N. z. Bessey and family have moved
back to tho home farm.
Hermon Morse has purchased some
hay of Mrs. Florence Heald.
Mrs. G. B. Keene Ii gaining little.
She has no nurse now.