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over as follows: Aprons, Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Alley, fancy work,
Mrs. whitmore, Mrs. Remick, Mrs. Jor-
dan; cooked food, Mrs. Murch, Mrs. Ladd,
Mrs. Richert; ice cream and candy, Mrs.
Mcfarland, Mrs. Norwood, Mrs. Dickey;
fish pond, Mrs. MARSHALL. Mrs. Phillips
kindly gave two humorous Rotations.
Vocal and instrumental music closed an
enjoyable evening. The net proceeds
ere SS4. The Golden Rule club was or
ganized in the early spring, and now has
membership of fortyfive. Its purpose
is aid and improvement wherever needed,
in fact, any good Samaritan work which
may come along. The first work the GLIB
decided to do was clearing and grading
the town hall lot. This has been nearly
completed. They are planning improve
msnts on the church grounds.
Sept. 4. M.
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asters, ferns, sweet peas and golden rod
The birthday cake was presented BY Mrs
r. A. Holt, sister Of the hostess. Mrs
Rosebr received . profusion Of flowers,
cards and confectionery from absent
friends. Among those present syere Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil @. Rose brook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carol Dunn, Miss Pauline and Mas
ter Richard Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. d. j.
O'Brien, Of Allston, Mass. BY singular
coincidence Mr.. Dunn, Master Richard
and Mrs. O'Brien all have birthdays
within few days Of their hostess.
Sept. SPEC
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WEST HANCOCK.

School commenced to-day; Mrs. Emo
gene Peaslee, teacher.
Miss Evelyn Tilden, who has been Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary B.
Butler, has returned to Boston.
Misses Marie Mcfarland, Grace Bridges,
Mona Young and Marcia Milliken are
attending Ellsworth high school.
Mrs. Reuel Mcfarland, who has been
visiting Mrs. Herman Sinclair, has re-
turned to Meirose, Mass.
George b. Bridges, wife, daughters Ruth
and Grace, and son James, Mrs. Caroline
Bridges and sons Arthur and Irving, and
Mrs. Henry c. Milliken spent last week
at Pleasant Beach.
Sept. IL. E. H. 8. II.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Harriet BIaisdell has gone Ito
Springfield, Mass, to teach.
Mrs. Everard Wentworth has gone to
Rangeley lake to visit her parents.
Mason Springer and Reuben Hubert
have gone to Halifax to work on stone.
Freeman Hartman has moved his fam
lily into the Edward Urann house, re-
Gently vacated by c. E. Slower.
Mrs. Mabel Erskine has gone to Bucks
port, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Page, before returning to New Haven,
Conn.
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sURRY.

John Curtis went to Boston Saturday.
Hope Joy has gone to Bar Harbor to
work.
Alice Coulter and Amy Jordan are home
from Southwest H&bor.
David Reyes left for Bar Haxbor Thurs
day, to 60 on q steamer.
DR.. William Emery, of Bangor, was in
town Sunday.
Francis Harden has gone Is Higgins
classical institute, Charleston.
Alice Coulter and Irva Treworgy have
gone to Castine normal school.
Mrs. Lillian Perkins, Of Massachusetts,,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. e. N. Osgood.
lawrence Colt and family, Of Lynn,
Mass, and Mrs. L. J. Emery, OF Bangor,
are in town for Z week.
Sept. IL. L.
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Helene Phillips is at the Tarratine
house, Hancock Point.
Mrs. Wesley Clark and daughter Gladys
OF Brewer, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. David o. Campbell, OF sangerville,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. H. West.
DR.. Helen Taft Cleaves, OF Palmer,
Mass, was weekend guest OF relatives
here.
A business session Of the ladies OF the
Baptist society will be held with Mrs
Eben smith Thursday afternoon, Sept. 81
Mrs. Charles Williams and son, OF
Waterville, returned home Friday, after q
visit with her parents, Robert Phillips and
wife.
Miss Marjorie Bragdon, who visited in
Orrington last week, came home Satur-
day. She commenced school ct Egypt
Monday.
Miss Murisl DeBeck has . position a
teacher OF French and Latin at Castine
high school. Her sister, Miss Eirena, left
for Orono Monday to resume her study at
University OF Maine.
Among those who have returned from
Northeast Barbor and Bar Harbor are
Misses Geneva and Marjorie Bragdon,
Miss Estelle Dyer, Grafton Bunker, irving
Bragdon, Richard Dyer, Walter Blaisdell
and Leonard Bragdon.
Sept. II. B.
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OAK POINT,

Charles Sargent is at home for few
days.
Mrs. Flora Gray is working at the Ma
than Ash farm, Trenton.
Mrs. Agnes Kimbal and a friend ar
rived saturday from Massachusetts, for the
winter
Horace Grindle came Saturday from
Springfield, Mass, to make his home here
this winter.
Walter Murch, OF Boston, is at his
fathers place here for q few weeks. His
wife and son have been here some time.
Sept. 4. NJ.
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c. W. GRINDAL
West Roxbury. Mass, are guests OF s. !
Torrey and wife.

West Roxbury, Mass, are guests OF s. i
Torrey and wife.
Parker Hatch, OF Maynard, Mass, Who
was called here BY the death OF his grand
mother, Mrs. Hatch, OF South Deer hie,
returned home Sunday.
Alvin A. Carter and wife, OF Rockland,
and grandson, Holman r. Robbins, Oh
South Union, are guests OF Mrs s. T. Love-
Fred Stoddard and family, accompanied
by d. w. Torrey, IT,, went to Ellsworth
Wednesday. where Mr.. Stoddard has
position - principal OF Ellsworth mgr
school.
Mrs. Mary Gray and granddaughter
Dorothy Spooner, of West somesnis'
Mass., were guests OF Mrs. Winfield Green
lave and her mother, Mrs. 4. }. ufA''
last week.
Sept.7. L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST SULLIVAN.

John @. Allen, of Winthrop, Mass, has
Joined Mrs. Allen at Mrs. J. A. Dyer's.
Mrs. Dallas Hanna and children have
returned from visit to her old home on
Grand Manan.
Miss Doris Hatch has returned from the
summer in Old Orchard. Miss Hatch will
teach in Addison.
Mrs. Burton Winslow has closed her
bungalow, and with her guests, Miss
Ckilds and Miss Brown, has returned to
Brockton, Mass.
Walter, son OF Gipson H. Hanna, left
this morning for Pittsburgh, Pa, to visit
his aunt. Mrs. Mary johnson Leighton.
while attending technical college.
Augustus E. Sawyer left for his home in
Jacksonville, Fla, Friday. He will visit
few days with bis daughter, Miss Mary
SAWYER, who is spending the summer in
Portland.
MIR. and Mrs. George l.. Osgood and
three daughters have returned to their
home in Aver, Mass. While at Mrs. Os-
goods girlhood home they entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Barry. Mrs. Barry is sister OF
Mrs. Osgood.
The ice-cream sale and entertainment at
the church was pleasant social gathering
and financial success. Alton Robertson
furnished the ice-cream at a price, helpful
to the finances. Miss Nina Urann furn-
ished victrola music, and Miss Brown and
Mr.. Bowden vocal music, with Mrs. Win
Iov oncop,nop Mas Hill read
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BAYsIDE.

Miss Matilda Christie has returned to
New York.
Mrs. Julia Remick is with her parents,
Horace Marks and wife.
DR.. George Emory Fellows has returned
to Salt Lake City. bis wife will remain
for few weeks.
Prof. Gustav Wittig left for his home in
Tuscaloosa, Ala, Monday. His wife and
little son will 60 later.
Sept 8. r.
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COUNTY n EWS.
SULLIVAN .HARBoR.

- - ~~>~-~-~-
Mrs. Charles Allen Is visiting in Massa-
chusetts.
Miss Ruth Allen has returnedto Water
willie to teach.
r. K. Walters and wife have returned to
Montclair, N. J.
Miss Eliza beth Simpson has returned to
Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. George T. Noyes and family have
returned to Pressure Isle.
Theodore Jewell and family have re-
turned to Newton, Mass.
DR.. Chandler, Of Boston, has closed
'.Dalkeitb" for the season.
Mrs. Fred Black and family returned
Saturday to West Somerville, Mass.
A. j. Smith and wife, OF Ocean City,
N. j., are guests Of H. L. Cieaves and
wife.
Miss Beatrice Gordon is teaching in
Princeton, and Miss Doris Leighton at
Tunk.
Wesley Brenton, Clyde Fenton and
Allen Joy have returned from Bar Har-
Dor, where they have been employed this
summer.
Mrs. LORNA Guptill is spending few
weeks at her home in Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Fannie Dunbar is with Mrs. Cum
mings during her absence.
PROT. Thomas Simpson, OF the Univer-
sity OF Wisconsin, Madison, Wis, is vis-
iting his father, John Simpson. He will
leave for the West Tuesday.
Schools commenced to-day. Henry
Trask, OF Southwest Harbor, will teach
the Harbor school, and A. P. Havey
is principal OF the high school, with Miss
Ross as assistant. Miss Jones is super
visor OF music.
Sent IL H.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Rev. J. E. Lewis, who has been at w.
w. Jellison's the past nine weeks, left
Monday for his home in Illinois.
The summer school which has been
held Tuesday and Friday afternoons,
closed Saturday evening with an exhibi-
ton, sale and entertainment at the town
hall, Hancock. The school enrolled
ninety-two children and seventy-t no
adults. Much credit is due Mr.. Lewis and
Miss Elizabeth-sJeiliso who had charge
OF the school.
Sept 4. C.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Francis Butler is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Harry Clark.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Robertson August %.
Mrs. Sadia Jellison has returned from .
visit in Waterville.
Mrs. Lettie Fullerton, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Annie Hooper.
has returned to Massachusetts,.
Sept. A. T.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Salisbury, Of West
somerville, Mass, is the guest of Mrs.
Allie NJ. Mcdonald.
Persis Young 10 1t home for two weeks.
e. w. Benin and wife Of Lawrence,
Mass, are visiting ct Henry Bartlett's.
6ept.4. HUBBARD.
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EGYPT.

EGYPT.
Miss Neva Linscott celebrated her
birthday Friday with party.
Frank Goodwin, wife and son, OF Ham
cock, are guests Of e. e. Scammon and
wife.
James w. Clarke and wife spent . few
days recently with their son in. 6toning-
ton.
Miss vevie Clarke, trained nurse from
Rhode Island, has been spending her va
cation with her parents, Amos Clarke and
wife.
Sept. 4. II.
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For Hay Fever, Asthms aud Bronchitis.
Every sufferer should know that Foley's
coughs, cold, bronchitis, hay fever and
asthma. It stops rAcking coughs; heals raw,
innamed membranes; 1oosens the phlegm
and eases wheezy, difRcuit breafhinG.-
Moore's Drug Btore,
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Mrs. Elsie Cole and son Wilbur, Of
watervills. returned home Saturday.
DR.. c. G. Larrabee and wife are making
their annual trip to Washburn and Van
Buren,.
Miss Susie Over has returned home from
Maple Crest sanitorium, Limerick, where
she has been for treatment.
Sept. 4. C.
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PHOEBE.
TRENTON.

The newly organised Golden Rule club
held it's first fair and sale at the town hall
Aug. "a. 1t was . success socially and
financially. The booths were prettily
decorated with evergreen and the club
colors, pink and green, and were presided
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Mill.
HANCOCK POINT.

Hollis Reed has returned home.
Minnie Ball has gone to Presque Isle to
teach.
Arthur Young, Of Portsmouth, N. H., is
in town.
Edith, Marcia and Arthur Ball have
gone to Bangor high school. Eleanor
Ball. Raymond HodGkins and Hollis Reed
will attend high school in Sullivan.
Sept. IL. A.
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Trivial blemishes are sometimes the frst
akin troubles grow. DR.. Hobson's Ekzema
Ofntment promptly stops the progyess Of &C.
xema, healsstubbofn cases Of pimples. acne,
qualities OF DR.. Hobson's Eczema Cintment
XIII the germ and prevent the spread OF the
trouble. For cold sores or chapped hands.
DR.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment ofiers prom 81
relief. At your Druggist, soc.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Winthrop Sargent, Of Boston, p died
mont summer resident OF this pis'e' .od
At his summer home here THURSDAY
ssventy-six years.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Georgia Mcfarland has pe.. ..sk
iting friends in Bar Harbor the pas' ~" s.,,
Il. At. Dow and family, VINO s s.s,
speut the summer at their bungalow
returned home. r.
Sept. Q.
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FRANKLIN Road.

Doris 6cribner, who has spent the sum-
mer with her grandparents here, has re-
turned to Green Lake.
Sept. 4. n.
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REACH.

Mrs. Levi knight 10 visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sidney Davis, q Port Clyde.
Z. r. Austin spent Labor day with his
family ct Hillcrest. He was accompanied
by friend, Mr.. Hoyt.
Frank A.. Lowe, wife and son Sidney, Of
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Mrs. Ada Sanders, Cottontown, Tenn.
writes: I'VE use Eoley's Honey and Tar as
our best and only cough remedy. It never
have colds" Relieves hoarseness, tickIina
throat, bronchitis, hay fever, asthma Group
-Moore's Drug Store
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AURORA.

Mrs. selden Archer is visiting in Ban
gor.
School opens Sept. 5; Mrs. L. A. Edger-
ley, of Amherst, teacher.
Mrs. Dana Jordan, Of Brewer, who hal
been with her sister, Mrs. Aug ustus Davis
the past few weeks, has returned home.
Sept. 4. M.
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BIRCH HARBOR.

Mrs. Delis Petrie, of Greenwich, Mass,
il visiting here.
Flossie Hancock has gone to Sullivan
Center to resume teaching.
Mrs. 8. A. Miller, Of Dorchester, Mass,
il visiting her mother, Mrs. Phoebe
Templs.>
Chester Wentworth, wife and son
Arthur, Of Portland, Ore, are visiting Mra.
Wentworth's parents, B. w. Hancock and
wife. after eleven years in the West.
Hept. IL C.
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Miss Gladys Bridges 10 visiting Mrs
Helen Crosby.
Lewis Crosby, ~ho has been in Boston
q few months, is home.
Ray McGoon and wife are receiving con-
gratuIations on the birth of son, born
September 10.
There was democratic fag-raising and
rally at Russell Mace's home Thursday
night. with Hon. F. 3. Mace, Of August.
and D. E. Hurley, Of Ellsworth, q
speakers.
GIANT. 10. n.
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Congratulations are extended to. Glen
Lunt and wife on the birth of ten pound
boy (Laforest Glendon), on Sept. 3.
Mrs. Joseph Atwood. who spent the
summer with her parents here, has re-
turned to Woburn, Mass. Her husband
came for . fey days. Her sister, Mrs.
Oracle Stanley, accompanied them home.
Sept. 8. g.
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NoRrH HANCOCK.

Joseph Doyle, wife and son returned to
Milford, Mass, Sunday.
Misses Grace and Hope McKenny re-
turned to Fort Fairfield Monday.
Sept. 4. ANON.
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Miss Perry, Of Bangor, il boarding with
Mrs. John Hodgkins.
Miss Phosie Higgins left Saturday for
her school ct North Lubec.
How ard Hodgkins and Miss Mary Olsen
have returned to Hebron academy.
Mrs. Mabel Hunt, Of Bangor, has been
whiting her aunt, Mrs. w. <. Salisbury.
Eugene L. Convey returned to Higgins
classical institute at Charleston Monday.
Donald Hodgkins has returned to Cam
bridge, Mass, after week with relatives
here and ct Bar Harbor.
Stillman x. Young and wife, Of Wal
than, Mass, ere visiting here, after an
absence Of eighteen years. They came by
automobile.
Sept. II. r. II.
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FRENCHBoRo.

Will Lupt, daughter Cora, and Mrs.
Charles Wallace are visiting in Bar Har-
Dor.
Calvin Lunt and wife and hoy Stanley
and wife have returned from . visit in
Bangor.
Mr.. Cross, who spent bis vacation with
his cousin. Mrs. Joseph Lunt, has re-
turned to Rockland.
Sept. 2. g.
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AsHvILLE.


Hugh Pettee, who has been employed al
Bar Harbor, is home.
E. E. Hammond is having his house re-
modelled on the inside.
,aor .;ch,o .na ia. :, sterhen
ara wset,-snd grest. ~ = * Ham. and
wife.
The Misses Lindsey, of Brewer, recently
visited their cousins, Ethel and Grace
Lindsey.
FRANK Farrell and wife moved home
from Trenton Wednesday. They are oc-
cupying part OF the James Ash mouse.
Mrs. John Tracy and John Tracy, j..
spent the weekend in Bar Harbor with
mr. tracy, VINO 10 employed tnere.
Shirley Tracy, Hugh Pettee, Wilton
and Harvey Hanna and Raymond circuit
have returned to Sullivan high school for
their sophomore year.
Schools at Hr;dph.m hin beosn Nom
a.v with Mis-. win. Orcptt tascbinp the
Grammar prsdes- and Miss Rens Hart ford.
Of Columbia. the primary.
ss a.n,, u;u;. s.h;.c.,;r
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-03-11
WAITING

1t seems to me I'm always waiting,
for this or that or t'other thing; and
that's why woe my soul Is freighting
that's why do not smile and sing.
I've waited years in railway sta
tions, for trains that do not run on
time; and at such times when obser-
vations were forceful, rather than
sublime. How drearily the hours go
dragging, when you are waiting for a
train! The lazy minutes keep on lag
ging, and each one gives to you pain.
The jays and rubes, in restless pageaat
forever slam the depot doors, the
weary, sad-eyed station agent, Is an
swering ten thousand bores. You can
not sleep, there's such milling,
there's such noise of sounding brass;
and so you pace the platform, killing
The sluggish minutes as they pass.
I've waited for my favorite barber,
to use his lather and bay rum, and
read Spoon River" and 1.-THE Harbor"
before he said my turn had come.
I've waited often for the waiter to
bring my modest meal to me; the
''liver-and' and boiled potater, the
slice of pie and cup of tea. Ard could
see my whiskers turning to silver
gray, before he brought the grub for
which l had been yearning, with fever
in my dome Of thought. No doubt he
searched DER land and water, to get
the 'tater and the tea; no doubt a
steer he had to slaughter, to get that
"liver-and" for me.
I've waited long for a remittance
from one who owes me fifteen bones;
he ought to send that little pittance,
for which my hungry spirit groans. 1t
surely is the proper caper to pay old
debts like that, l think; but he's mis-
laid his pen and paper, or else he can
not find his ink. The men | owe are
always writing, they jack me up each
passing day, the words they use are
often blighting, requesting me to call
and pay.
Pm waiting, waiting, waiting always,
for this or that or tother thing; and
that's why tears roll down my gal.
ways, that's why | do not smile and
sing.-By Walt Mason from Judge.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-03-11

to death. =.
A woman has pretty teeth is no sign
she won't laugh in the dark
A man wears a new suit is no sign
there's monsv in nocket.
A woman soils her hands at work
is no sign she likes to have them that
way.
A fellow is always dreaming about
the big things he'd like to be is no
sign that he ever will be one of them
A man is ever looking for a soft
spot doesn't mean that he'll land in the
presidents easy chair.
A woman has homely face is no
sign she hasn't pretty ankle.
You have peck of trouble don't
think you're alone in the world some
folks have ton of it,
A man thinks he's loved for himself
is no sign woman wouldn't love hun
better If he made the dough when
she needed 1t.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-03-11
WRITER OF FATHER
BALLAD is DEAD
Fred HeIf Told of Everybody Working
but My Old Man.

Fred HeIf Told of Everybody Working
but My Old Man.
i. New York.. Fred .Helf, popular
song writer is dead.
For almost a quarter Of century
Helf's songs written in ballad form,
were sung the country over
Someone Thinks of. Someone"
"When the Whip-poor-will Sings,
Marguerite" How Would You Like
TO Be the Ice MANI" "In the House OF
Too Much Trouble" and 1.-THE Barber
Shop Chord" enjoyed popularity sell
dom equaled.
Another Helf song, Everybody
Works but Father" was translated
into many languages and sung both in
Europe and America AS a result ga.
Their" was postcarded musical come
died, statuetted and as another result
Mr. Helf's bank balance was swelled
to generous proportions, and father
songs of every conceivable description
flooded the music stalls.
The chorus of the song OCCASIONAL
still finds its way into vaudeville pro
grams:
Everybody works but father,
He sits around all day,
His feet in front of the fire.
Smoking his pipe of clay;
Mother takes in washing,
So does sister Ann,
Everybody works at our house
But my old man.
HeIfs songs ran the range from
humor 10 pathos. when You Know
You're Not Forgotten by the Girl You
Can't FORGET" made a wholly different
appeal from that of Everybody
Works but Father" yet its success
was almost as great. This is the
chorus:
When you know you're not forgotten
BY the girl you can't forget;
When you find the one you're think.
ing of
Is dreaming of you yet,
Around your heart a feeling stealing
Comes to drive away regret,
When you know you're not forgotten
BY the girl you can't forget.
Mr.. Helf died at Liberty, N. Y. fol
lowing an operation. He was born -
Maysville, KY, A years ago a.