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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

! Z. &, for May total operating revenue is sis.
90. Inc. 3sa2,i75; operating expenses g. ass ioa.
inc S5i3, $50; dehcit after taxes sioa, los. inc.
S22o s74; from Jan. total operating revenue
fio.si.Se, inc. ,GsG, operatin expenses
:so, ~, Inc; y, Ge, @7 dehct sitter ts1ss
'EDEY FRED i CO,-,Announce the admin.
sion Of james n Wallace. Jr., to an interost
IN the firm as Of September I, when the mem
bfrship Of John X. Hollins ceased N'-
GOLD EXtNRTS-Gold coin amounting 10
$500 ooo has heen Withdrawn from the Sub.
Treasury for shlpment TO South Amcrirs
y. Wilson. president Of Wilson 4 Co, Inc, of
Chicsyo: has been elected a director.
gust sales showed an increase Of 20 per cent
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Th- Boari of Directors have DECLARED the
srs4 srs4a urdn me s. a%l psT
share anon the COZ mon Capitol stock oi
this tpmplny. payable October list. 1917. Ia
sto ,holders Of record at the close OF bust
ness September 18th, 1917.
Div ldend checks will he mailed nv The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Trans
fer Agents 1929 William street. New York
CIty. to stockholders who have filed mail
ting orders
\ NJ ROBERTSON, Secretary.
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NOTICE OF
MEETING OF BONDH0lDERS
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY co.

Pursuant to the terms Of an indenture
dated May !. 1899, between the Central
Vermont Railway Company and the Ameri-
can Loan 4 Trust Company. securing an
issue OF Twelve million dollars 40 Gold
Bonds made by said Central Vermont
Railway Company, the American Trust
Company formery American Loan h
Trust Company, as Trustee, hereby calls
Z meeting OK 'hs holders OF said bonds to
Company, so State Street. in the City of
Boston. Massachusetts,, on Friday, Septem-
her !, 1917, at eleven o'clock In the fore
noon, for the purpose Of nominating three
persons for election as Directors of the
Central Vermont Railway Company at the
thereof
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
BY c. H. BOWEN. Secretary.
Boston August e3, 1871.
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SOUTH Porto RICO SUGAR co.

N'NT' II 7 "
The Board Of Directors havc this dry
declared quarterly div ii-uds Of q, On tho
Preferred stock ard So, on the Common
stock. payable on October |. l'l7 to stotSl-
holders nf record Sep,emhcr =. 1917.
r, \. DILLINGHAM Sec'v
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PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, Sept. k,--Prices weak on the
Rourse to-dsy, Three per cent, rentes s2
francs 30 esntimes for cash, ExchanGe on
London ~ francs - esntimss Five per
esat lean ~ francs % oentimss
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PORCUPlNE
MONTREAL CLOSING.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THx DELAWARE I HUDSON COMPANY

New York. August 2s, 1917
A quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE
QUARTER l2k%) PER CENT. on the cap
itai stock Of this Company will be paid at
the Office Of the Company. % Nassau Street
In this city. on and after THURSDAY. Sept
10. 1911 TO Stockholders OF record at clos.
af business to-day.
BY order Of the Board ci Managers.
AT.ES WAIkrp Traa.nr.r
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OUT OF TOWN MARKETS.
BOSTON.

bOsT0N, Sept s-Coppen sdvapeed SUB,
stentiaiiy after showing further weekness eshy,
gains ruAning W to poiats. New fesk's 3
nEmer tone fsvorably affected market Asre.
Miscellapeeus stocks Armer. with moderate sd.
vances in United shoe, United yruit apd 4. q.
4 W. l. Summary:
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept. after some hesitation at
the opening prices showed an upward trend.
which developed into q good rally In the hnsl
dealings. rrestolite recovered about Q points,
with Union Carbide, swifts Sears Resbuck and
United Paperbosrd conspicuous on the upturn.
Bond market continues daprrssed. summary:
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KELlY.sPRINGflELO TIRE COMPANY

quarterly dividend Of one dollar and
dfty cents tl.S0) per share on the Six Per
Cent. Preferred Stock of this Company has
been declared, payable October /. 1911. TO
OF record at the close of busi-
ness September II, 1917.
+, 4. SEAMAN, Secretary,
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ACGEPTANCES-SPOT DELIVERY
90 days. 80 Days. 70 Days.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Eligible member
Eligible nom
member banks; 81 3. ~ ~ ~ ~
lnslgible bank
bills ............t% ~ ~ AZ
FOR DELIVERY WITHIN so DAYS
Eligible member banks 2k0..
Eligible non-nemher banks. O..
Ineligible bank bills Observation-Disclosures. 8 a..
BANK CLEARINGs--New York. exchanges,
si4a, ,os2. .2sA; basnces. ~, iso.7s5. Baltimore,
exchanges, S..2I,&e1; balances. ess1. .392. Phila-
delphia, exchanges s56. .Ss5. .e5+; balances, &C..
G.,2ls Boston. exchanges. 35sso.7ys; bal
ances, 81 ,0i9,6+. 81. Louis exchA hAnses. SIS.
1906: balances, a, ,4sS, ,s6l.
SUB.TREASURY-The Sub.Trsasury wAs
debtor to the Clearing House 33,02, no.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK-Credit bal.
ances to the Clearing House tS.512s6
BANKS-Ios, TO the Sub-Treasury Tues.
day et3I 900: lost since last Friday 2,,7. go.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston, par: Chi
caso ioc. discount; ST Louis, 1oc. discount
bid. par asked: San Francisco, i0c premium (;
Montreal, sssc to si.os premium: Cincinnati,
par; Minneapolis. 5c premium.
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RATES ON OTHER COUNTRIES.

Approximate PARTIES of above are: HOLLAND.
sisa Ire. drsehma 1 ana franc. sssI1 respscsVsiS:
Russia. 5i<s cents; Austria, bss cents; Dan,
msrs, Sweden and Norway, %tS cents;
Brasil 2H cents: Argentina, paper, ~ Is
cents; Argentina, gold, i0se6 pesos; India.
S?A cents; Japan, t9.A cents.
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XMERICAN sNUEF COMPANY.

n,,,MSenph' ,MSenph's TTHWHc Sep'e1'Der 3, IsiI
stock and 3fs on the Common stock nt
AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY we're to-
day declared payable October I. 1917, to
tookholdcrs Of record at the close Of bust
ness September ~, 1917, Checks win ho
mailed, Transfer hooks viii remain OMEN
FINCH
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wEYMAN-BRITO> COMPANY.

New york. y. Y, sept 3 lqi7.
Dividends Of :. C on the Preferred stock
and So the Common stock. ana an
extra dividend of Gc on the Common Sto,s
Of WeyIran -u3ruton Company were this day
declared, payable OctObcr l. lPl7, to stock
holders Of record at the close of business
September IL 1917 Checks viii be mailed
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PITTSBURG.

PTTSBURG, Sept. S-Whlle the local mar
kst rsAected an improved tone, trading con
tinued quiet and price changes we're insignif'
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SILVER PRICES.

Average price OF silver in New York II
September, 1915, was 6s.5lisc. an ounce
September. 1915. 4sssc.: September, 1914
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P. L0wILIAKD COMPANY,

ItN lWIk, N"NIeMTWr lIh IsIi
Oivlderds Of 81 y pcr share on the Preferred
stock snd ~ ~ per share IN the ,on'nion stock
Of p. Lorllard COMPANY have heen deria red
payable October lst, 1911, To stock kholders Of
record al the close 0f business September 18th
1917. Checks will he mailed
wM, b. RHETT. Treasurer.
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HE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
No. III Fifth Avenue

NV 1ofk, y Y SeplenheT 2 1917.
Notice N hereby given that the transfer books
of the registered SO gold bonds NJ The American
Tobacco Company will cl"s" nj twelve o'clock
NJ September l5 1917, for the payment Of In.
trreat thereon due October 1917. and rc open
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, October 1917,
Al ~ III,L u,.-....--.
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i, u. El,itioi see lten
GEORGE ". HELNE COMPANY,

IL Flfth Avenue. New York. sept. 8, 1917.
Dividends Of one and Three-uuarters
Per Cent. on the Preferred Stock and Two
and one half Per Cent. on the Common
Stock Of George W, Hemc Company We're
this day declared payable october !, 1917.
TO Stockholders Of REGARD at the close of
business September 10, 1917. Cheeks " III he
mailed, f. u CHRISTIAN SeC'y & rreas
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

The outst anding feature OF the foreign ex.
change market yesterday was tho weakness
displayed by lire and Swiss francs. the for.
mer losing ] points and the latter II. Fluct-
uAtions in rubles were narrow. paset as
jumped % points Guilders and Scantii tiinavian
rates were steady. Sterling and French
francs steady.
In the following tables when the de
mand" sight" or CHECK" rate 10 quoted in
United States currency It 10 said 10 favor
this country II less than par, but when
quoted in foreign currency II IL said TO be
"against" this country II less than par. For
the convenience Of readers such rates arc
marked "F'' when In favor Of and "A" when
against this county.
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] n ". HItkS, Tressurer


Now York, September 9Th 1911
Notice is hereby given mat the Transfer Book
Of the Registered Seven Per Cent bonds of this
Company will he closed vt /: o'clock NJ Septem,
her 18TH 1917, for the payment Of interest there
on, due October lst, 1917, and will lie reopsned
st 10 o'clock A, NJ, October End, 1911
WM RHE1vp rra..ur.r
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Report Of the Unclaimed Denoet, Dividends
THE CITY or NEW YORK on the first day
Of August, 1917, made IN accordance with the
provisions OF the Banking Law. Sections 1874
and 2i9.
Frll name and last
known residence or
post cifce address Date of
Of dspositor or share original Amount OF
holder. deposit. deposit.
Louis K DEstourvllc
l2S Mott st. \. Y.
date of first pubca-
ton, Aug. 1918 . sept. - 1909 slSI.2j
Joseph kaufman, l22 T..
l50th St. y. Y. date
- frt publication,
Sept 1917. .'.... .. Jan. II 1912 5SOs
state Of New York, County Of New York ss
CHARLES 4. KING, Vice. President. and
lDFTlN LOVE, Cashier uf The GeiInAnia
Bank OF the city Of Now York q State Bank
located and doing business in the city Of New
York In said county being duly sworn. each
for himself says that the foregoing report IL a
claimed deposits, dividends and interest or
ohe fcrmania Bank Of the CIV of New York
made in arcordanc. with the provisions of
Sections l3i snd 2lo uf Chapter $3.50 or the
Banking Law shown by the books Of said
bank nu the Hrst day Of Aualst 1917
CHARLES 4 kISG Vice President
LoFTIN LOVE. cashier
sevsrally subscribe and sworn 30 bl both
Opponents the 9TH dsy Of Neptenlhar laI7
before me FRANCis J MILLER.
Seal OF notary Notary Pubic, RrorN No. 81
Bronx Registers No SO7 New YORK County
No. SIS New York County Registers No $500
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New York, Aug. 81. 1917,
Co., Inc:
A special meeting of the 5th Ave. & 5srd
st. Co, Inc, will be held Thursday, Sep
tember 10th, 1871, at . 80 o'clock =. NJ at
the office of the company, No. w, 10th
St, New York city, for the purpose Of
passing upon the Increase Of the capital
stock OF $500. 10000 to $3.50. .00000. and
transact such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
II A LEY, Vice President
q. w YEPSEN. Secretary.
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PennsyIvania Crude on MarLet.

OIL CITY, Sept. b.-Credit Baisnees, $3.50
to.eO; average =. 90.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE DULUTH-sIPERIOR TRACTION
l,AAlRANN

The Board Of Directors have declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF ons per cent.
II Gel upon the Preferred Capita stock OF
this Company. payable October LIST. 1917.
to stockholders of record at the close of
business September 18Th, 1917.
The BOARD Of Directors have declared a
dividend of one per cent, lfsl upon the
Common Capital stock Of this Company for
the quarter ending September soth. 1917,
payable October ist, 1917. TO Stockholders IS
of record at the close of business September
18th, 1917
Dividend checks will he mailed by The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Trans
fer Agents, l6a? William street New York
City, to stockholders who have fied mail
ing orders.
s. l.. REICHERT,
Secretary 4 Treasurer.
New York Septemher 1911
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49, - W. 'AAN ~ ~ H"s
10 accordance with the p
Ing Law. Sections l34 a
Name OF Depositor and
last known post on Go
address.
Adrian, Henry j.. 30 Pitt
St. Date Of drst publ.
cation Sept. 4. l9lO...,
Becker RrOs. ,95 Bleeckcr
81. date OF first pub
lication Sept. d. 1910 e,
Doll, Anton. l15 Hester
st. date OF first pub
licatlon Sept. 8. 19f7) =,
friedman. BENZ. 354 +.
Houston 81. date Of
hrst publication Sept.
Gehlhaus. otto F.. Key.
port. n. j. date Of
hrst publication Sept.
6. 1917 ...... ..
Golding 4 Hillman. 23O
Grand St. date Of
first publication sept.
9, 6,1gl0.............,
Gottlieb 4 GenchI, 10
Stanton St. Date OF
frst publication Sept.
q, 6,19l7.........- -.
Hartwig. Dora. 1856 h.
S5lh st. date Of first
publication Sept. 2,
1pl2)
Jacobs & Ritter. 50 W.
l25th st. Date Of first
publication Sept. o.
eSs Terter L Bi,tsn. az y.
9Th St. tnate Of first
publication Sept. 8.
1917 .,...........
Murphy, John. 2s5 Lex
ington Ave. date of
first publication Sept.
2. 1912 ...........
Nash. |. N. 2:ts ". s2nd
ST. Date Of fArst pub
lication Sept. 2. 1879. 81,
Palimbo. l.. 90 end Ave
date OF first publica-
tion Sept. 2. 1915 ~.
W eissert. Chas. H.. \
Marion st. date of
first publication Sept.
2, l9l5j........ .
Walter 4 Scher. 1922
University Pl. tpatr Of
frst publication Sept.
@. lol7l..........,
State Of New York, !
County of New York,
Louis 4 Fahs, Wee
Kern. Cashier. Of tbs
Bank, y. y. a Bank
business in the City q
county. being duly sw,
says that the foregoing
and correct statement
pos!ts, dividends and IL
Exchange Bank y Y.
with the provisions Of
Of Chapter 36g OF Il
shown by the hooks
change Bank on the
1917.
LOUIS A FAI
GEORGE; kFR
SeverallN subscribed
deponents the 5th day
before me,
(Seal OF Notaryb |
Notary Public, Kinl
tihcate filed in y
Go Registers -
Registers No. 500
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Minneapolis Grain Market,

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept 5-Flour. f.ncv
patents. :sc lower. quoted at $3.50; other
srsdcs auEtsd ,, u,nchsnged =. Bran, sssen Corn.
55Is6sE. Flax. S3.3iIsSf sSi, '''
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 6.-Better tone in
New York reflected here in u moderate ia,
proEement, with trading quiet and price
changes In fractions. summary:
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
No. IN Fifth Avenue

New York y. =, September ) lolI
A dividend Of go has been declared
upon the preferred stock of The American
Tobacco Company, payable October 1. 1917,
to stockholders Of record at the close OF
business September Is. 1917. ChecGs will
he mailed, J NJ W HICKS, Treasurer
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS..
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" -hN~ NNs hphts S
rovisions of the Bsnk-
nd 2l9,
Date Of Amount
Original Of
Deposit. balance.
Jan. 20. 1899 ss3.75
April %. 1912 S5.ss
Feb, Z. 1895 $3.50
Oct. l2. 1905 10000
Feb. e. 1905 s2.7S
June 70. 1905 Ss.87
Nov. Q. 1907 case
Mar. 10. 1877 1904
Mar. 3. 1908 sails
Jan. II, 1904 10000
Feb. IS, 1890 52.23
June 81. 1850 $500
Sept. G, 1904 62.0O
Aug. IS, 1889 71.6S
May 8 1909 l66.e3
rs
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N. Y, on the irst day of August 1917. made
10 accordance with the provisions Of the Bank
ing Law. Sections l34 aud 2l9,
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1t, read the names and said he thought
the church was the appropriate place for
1t and made brief presentation speech,
which was responded to by the pastor, as
he received it with a brief speech and
prayer and placed it before the altar be-
tween the two American flags. The pro-
gram closed by all singing America and
the benediction by the pastor The even
ing service was devoted to the Christian
Endeavor society and the Endeavorers
were present in large numbers, most of
them singing in the chorus choir, which
sang some appropriate songs for the occa-
sion. The pastor addressed his remarks
to the Endeavorers, speaking on "Chris-
tlan Endeavor Efficiency" He specially
urged that each one do his or her part on
the committees of the society and that a
sense of personal responsibility and en-
thusiasm for the work is necessary if the
society is to be efficient and not to become
stagnant for lack of growth. There was
a large attendance at all the services of
the day.
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SCAR SMONl'.

Mrs. William Gordon is recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever
Mrs j. N. Palmer is in Bradford. where
she was called by the serious illness of
her mother.
Mrs, Ella Moody of LncolnvjIle is,
staying in the home of her brother. MIR
True Moody
Dr. Millett of Belfast was the guest of
his sister, Miss Angela Millett, for a
short time Sunday.
Mrs. Milbury Hunt and daughter Imo-
gene are in Lincolnvlle visiting her faith
er, Mr.. Drinkwater.
George Skinner of Weathersfield
Conn, is the guest of his father Mr.. i
W. Skinner. Mr.. Skinner is overseer of
the men in the shirt factory of the State
prison in Weathersfield.
Mrs. Eva Moody wishes to thank the
members of Victor Grange and friends
for the shower of post cards, fifty-three
in number, which were given her recent
ly. Mrs Moody has always lived here
and in Belfast, where she has won many
friends by her cheerful manner and
thoughtful kindness. Now that she is
shut in, the friends are kindly remem-
bering her with tokens of their love and
esteem, which give her much comfort
and enjoyment.
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THE MAINE CONFERENCE OF
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS

The annual meeting of the Maine Con-
ference of Charities and Corrections will
be held at Waterville Oct. 23rd and Gath.
The present day war conditions make
this conference of unusual interest to the
State and every effort has been made to
have the vital topics discussed by leaders
in their lines. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bracket
of Belfast is corresponding secretary for
Waldo county. The program:
Tuesday, October 23rd.
900 to 1000 a. m. Red Cross Meeting,
Miss Alice Higgins Lothrop, Boston.
1000 a. m. Effects of the War on Social
Conditions, j. Prentice Murphy, Boston.
1900 m. Luncheon.
ZOO p m. How to Organize Associated
Charities in Small Towns, Robert Dexter,
Montreal.
7.3O p. m. Address by Governor Milli-
ken, The Menace of the Feeble Minded,
Dr. Walter Fernald, Waverly.
Wednesday, October Oath.
9.00a. m. Maine Anti tuberculosis So
clety Annual Meeting.
1000 a. m. The Problem of the I'm
married Mother, j. P. Murphy, Boston.
1900 m. Business Meeting and Elec-
tion of Officers.
2.30 p. m. The Mothers Aid Law in
Massachusetts, DR.. l.. D. Bristol
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Robert Fuller visited his uncle in Bos-
ton the past week.
Charles Sampson is in Rockland study
ing navigation before entering the NAVY
Charles Thompson is having his rent
over his meat market painted and pa
pered.
Mrs Hattie Wiggin returned October
18th with full line of fall and winter
millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oshea Sylv from
Brooks visited their son, j. B. Wiagin.
the past week.
Freedom was visited by a very cold
snow storm Oct. llth, but it did not
damage the apples very much.
Fred Flye has rented the Phil Williams
building for barber shop The place
was formerly occupied by Cleve knowl-
ton. Mr. Flye commenced work Oct.
9th.
The remains of Mrs. Julia Chapman
were brought here for burial and placed
in Pleasant Hill Cemetery beside her
husbands, DIR. Blackstone and MIR Chap
man, Oct iith Her son, Hollis Black
stone, accompanied the remains.
Farmers are busy digging their pota-
toes and report a very light crvp. not
many in hill and some fields are ro1tlne
badly Rufus Aver will harvest a big
crop and finds few rotten ones and the
most of them are marketable.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Marden are SPEND
ing the week with friends in Windsor.
Mrs. F. E. Blake of South Penobscot is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Charles NJ.
| Collins.
Mrs. Lillian S. Upham of Weston,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ.
C. .Murch.
Fred w. Bailey and son of East Mil
lnocket are visiting his mother, Mrs.
w. j. Bailey
Mrs. Henrietta Marsh left Monday tc
spend a few weeks with relatives al
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Morris L. Slugg returned Wednesday
from Springfield, Mass, where he attend
ed the agricultural fair.
Leroy A. Webber left Monday for
brief business trip to Boston. During his
absence William Pendleton has charge of
the store.
Mrs. Sherman w. Freeman and daugfl-
ter Dorothy of New Haven, Conn, are
spending a few days in Belfast on busi-
ness and pleasure.
DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Jennys motored tc
Orono Sunday to call upon their daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche, a student at the Uni
versity of Maine.
Miss Alice Parker, who graduated last
summer as trained nurse from Newton,
Mass, hospital, has been appointed dis
trict nurse at Walpole, Mass.
Miss Alice E. Simmons is spending 6
month in Worcester, Mass, with Mrs.
Hewstone Knight Raymenton class,
mate at the Emerson School of Expres-
sion.
Miss Grace M. Packard will leave to-
day, Thursday, to take course in Shaw's
Business College, Bangor. She will be
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Arthur
w. Morse, who will remain for a few
days visit
A letter has been received by Mr. anG
Mrs. Ben Hazeltine announcing the safe
arrival in France of their son, Lieut.
Frank D. Hazeltine, Lieut.. Hazeltine,
U. S. A., received his commission a.
Plattsburg recently.
Mrs. Clarence w. Proctor and little
daughter of Windham, formerly of Bel
fast, will arrive next Saturday to visit
Miss Amy E. Stoddard and will remain
until after the sessions of the State
Teachers Convention at Bangor, which,
Mr.. Proctor will attend.
Mrs. William Vaughan of East Bel
fast is seriously ill at her home with
bronchial pneumonia and asthma Dr.
Foster C. Small, the attending phySi-
clan, consulted on the case with Dr.
Eugene D. Tapley last Saturday. Two
nurses, Mrs. Stuart and Miss Currau
of Bangor are with her. There were no
services at the Mason Mills and Trinity
Reformed churches last Sunday on ac-
count of Mrs. Vaughan's illness.
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Mrs George Dow and Mrs. Ernest
Bowen spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Knowlton in
Liberty.
Rev. and Mrs. Nathan Hunt and DIR.
and Mrs. T. N. Pearson attended the
Sunday school convention at Rockland
last Friday.
Mr.. Llewellyn Wing met with bad
accident last week. He is past eighty.
but smart for his years, and was picking
apples up in tree and fell, breaking his
shoulder. He is as comfortable as could
be expected.
Mrs. Emma Woodbury. had very seri-
Gus accident last Friday. She slipped on
the snow and fell, breaking her right
wrist, not only breaking the bone but
tearing the ligaments from the hand, so
she suffers acutely
Herman Merriman with crew of men
is engaged in numbering on the Cooper
and Quigg lot in Montville. Byron Shaw,
who is one of the crew, has moved his
family there and they will live in the
woods for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Meserve of Woodfords,
Maine, Mr.. Henry Cotton of New Hamp-
shire, and Miss Rowel of Lubec were re-
cent over Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley jackson. Mrs. jackson accom-
panied her cousins back Monday morn
ing, returning to Belfast Thursday, and
stopping that night with Mrs. Cyrena
Jackson.
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WEDDING BELLS.

ERGUSON-MCKEEN. Capt. John w.
'aTguson and Mrs. Julia G. McKeen
We're married at the residence of the
sroom Wednesday, Oct. 18th, at 8 p. m,
5ev' Arthur E. Wilson of the Unitarian
lur ch officiating. They were unattend-
y and only the immediate relatives of
ne contracting parties were present.
ooth are well and favorably known in
Iils city, where they have always lived.
hey are prominent in G. A. R. circles,
'aylng held offices in Thomas H. Mar
mall Post and Circle as commander and
Ieasurer, respectively. They will reside
u the Ferguson home, No. IL Church
Nreet.