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The sun., 1919-09-21

THE latest volume contributed by
Herevard Darlington to the lit
erature of the psychic-it is the fifteenth
from the pen of this prolific author-is
really several small books in one. Under
the broad title Modern Psychical Phenon,-
ena Mr.. Darlington sets forth all the re-
cent observations and theories that have
come to his favorable attention.
Persons who are not concerned with the
study Of spiritualism win find the first part
OF the boz interesting, dealing as it does
with the always fascinating subject Of the
riddle of existence, the law of conserve
zion and the origin of evil. Part IL pre-
sents a variety of matters relating to the
occult: "reminiscences of Eusapia Palla-
dino, definition Of ghosts, some remark
able photographs of spooks, prescrip-
don for the projection Of the astral body,
the instruments designed by two Dutch
PSYCHOLOGISTS for communicating with the
spirit world, the existence of sex IN the
Beyond, the talking horses Of EIberfeld-
and even the psychological Alice is Won-
derfandi
What will attract everybody who has
ever looked, or yearned to look, into q
crystal ball is the chapter on crystal vision
and crystal gazing, with verbatim re-
port Of the utterances of woman who
had the gift strongly developed and who
called off the things she saw as they came
and went.
DR.. W. j. Crawford is the master me-
chanic of spiritualism. While others in
terest themselves in the Interpretation Of
messages from the mysterious ether he
busies himself with foot rules and scales
trying to determine what physical effect
the control has ON the object
His latest book, Experiments in Psycbi-
cal Science, takes up where he left off IN
The Reality Of Psychic Phenomena. For
example, in the first book he arrived at
the conclusion that the levitations observed
at the seances of those famous Belfast
mediums, the Goligher sisters, were af-
fected by rod Like structures which issued
from the body of the medium. In tho
present volume he endeavors to discover
whit force it 5 that sometimes moves the
mediums body, for it is patent that al
though she might apply cantilever force
to q tipping table she could hardly apply
IL to herself.
DR.. Crawford states not only his con-
illusions but his occasional failures to ar
rive at an explanation for certain phases
Of phenomena in his levitation expert
mepts. He sets down tersely peculiar
observations:
"The levitated table drops In from one
to two seconds if the medium touches it
with her bare hands. If she touches II
with her gloved hands it takes longer to
drop. If she touches it with glass rod
or bar of iron it still drops. IF she
touches it with piece Of twisted paper
or piece of wood it does not drop. When
she touches it with her boot it does not
drop. When the members Of the circle
singly or altogether touch it it does not
The sun., 1919-09-21

DEEP WATERS. BY w. W. JACOBS
Charles Scribner' . Sons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

and in low bushes than in trees !
thluk thippl has much more uEhl
to 'hc name OF Tree sparrow, Now
think of a. I've hyard botN called
Winter 'hippN
Gracious. what a mlN.up'' ga
claimed johnny chuck With emp.
~ hcing called Tree sparrow ~
The Tree sparrow being called emp
~, { should think folks would set all
tangled M"
Perhaps thcy would replied Pot
rr. if both were here together. hut
thippF m Just aa bottA goes
and notiN ~ Just us Ihippy goes.
ThatH a. pretty good Arrangement,
especially as thrf look much alike eN-
cent that DottN lH bigger than 'hippN
and always has that black dot wht'l
rhippy never has. Gracious must
hD getting home Good hN, Johnny
chuck"
~ Peter sptmperud out 90 h Etisi
nhcnt of him flow q rtthcr pale
ztroakcd little brown bird. and as
he spread his tail Peter saw iva
white featherr ON the outer edges.
Thoss were 900 Peter needed 90 rc"'
ornia, another little friend of whom
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

ErEH RABBIT and JOHNNY
Ihu,k sat watching thippF
and Mrs 'hippl buiidiuE their
most bu Nou know that 1hlppA b.
offer called Tree sparrow aske .
johnny thurh suppose 90 b. be-.
C,us' uv ~ often builds Boo a tree, be-
added
so : didn't know &C., replied
Peter .Duippr shouldn't Doe ,pllcd
Trrc sparrow, because he hus u cous-
iu hl that uuu,
Il hut, never houtd OF him grunt-
eyed john chuck. lookinE doubtful.
Peter EIIuurd Nrrv vas a yhanDy
Co tell Johnny chuck Humcthinn ana
newer BE- Peter happier than when Do"
can tvll -uW, one something You'd
know hIm 10 Nou didn't sleep all Win
ter nId he butN the Tree SItt
row spends thr winter here tie l,tt
for his home Boo the ttr North about
the time that yuu took DO into your
head a. wake up
WI, do ,uu Cll HIM potty %" ask
td Iuhuu, chuck
BDDlus. hr has 90 utfIo round
BLACK dot right ON the middle ut hiH
breast replied Peter q don't know
why tho, rull him Tree sparrow;
see him much uftDncr ON b. ground
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

that nest h. but Mu swcrt,oicc and
myself ill tell you THIS much, u b.
In u huof. print OF BnssN the COW"
In % whltf' cried Peter.
In H huuf- print ct Brhsy the Cow.
repeated swoetNoicc, chuckling suit
Is.
Nou know when the ground VIA
wet tud soft curlN IN the spring nussy
i"ft deep foot prints wherever she
went one Of these makes the incest
KIND Of u place for "a nest. I think
We have picked out the very incest
one on All the Green Meadows. Now
run uloug Peter, and don't bother me
nor Perhaps in come over To
the dear Old nricr Patch. ami siug
90 YOU ~ ShtdowtimC. I Just love 10
sing then
nm D. watching Tor YOU" replied
Peter You don't love 60 sing a.
morr than I love 10 hear you"
That night sure enough. Just ~
the BLACK shadows came creeping
over the Green Meadow SNsetvolro
perrhod on "a buamhls hush lust above
Peters head and annr the sweetest
little sonE. aud kept on. singing " at
ter n was quite dark Peter didn't
know a. hut a " this habit Of sing
ing In the evening that has given
SwcctyoiCo tho name Of Nesper Sprr-
row And uH he listened Peter WIS
thinking what u queer place Sweet
V go had chos"n FOR his home and
wondering how many footprints ho
would have 10 look ~ 10 find the
right one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

Certainly the world abpuuds lr
o. 300 whose ftiilr, Geo forge ahead j.
'hltiH of largely due to tn,ir cuustf.
'Ii irIu 90 0" 600 O. uttlS more than
liglf tWuluNurs expect of them
MANY p,upl, Cot that matter. rrem
h't'lrlN Go make up iher minds
iH dH N little less ur 4 great deal Ip..
ittu be- expected OF them
In"f yuHIy in work t- late l. th,t
IIf' They are ready o. start Coo
home with tht stroke, ~ the clock
100 between when they af, sup.
l".'I fH u' fuIIN earning their uas
IN HIN mlHstuE up HHpuTtuultE Geo
TO-. ih'.t 'u'rEN down 90 Che zero
Altogether they hcha,, l. though
men employ 60 uuEht 90 uy grateful leo
them fur WORKING fur him 20 .II
% thtE arD discharged l. thtl dr
'"fN' Goo H' tines tulk uf Ituk boz.
.t'.iuir N thrE ares tolerated but
N'Ui'I ih' promotion accorded Co
uihyI thUF lIWl t@fltuTIt.zm
In'h n W~ul.Uutruf- nf the nrHt
"iI'f Iu"' swell tu, ranks 90 ihuHr
Who ""u'i destroy th, social urrsuI.
lttluu
Ju.rr u,v order uf thing. they
fuulihhIs tuiI thumsclN,s their talvuts
would 81 De- certainty H' recognized.
AS 90 matter ~ fact then talents
tnr luHiIuE would lud. rI Do, ryDnguE
ru under tu' social s,sl,u And they
would fare I'd" htii, tH they uo nov
What thrs, d'iu1r' uuvs u,hllS
ought t1 do r Ju look 1t ufr from %
new angle
They rrvi Geo appreciate that rnrr-
49, MOI intNNTrN. makes fuI success
Ih,f uro tu hrrum, aware that u.
lutiiNu aud loyalty 900. Goo Hur'Ht
WHUr.TAItpTs fu be- found amy here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
Tomorrow

~ th, twenty fourth OF Ma, iu
III IsIH fU, steamship Savannah
ItfI savannah. o.. Tor lItci
pool Tine ttsl uf uuT rtt tWsntu-. "a
uiii, boat of 900 tons viii o. uiuct,
a. o. .EE.ut WIS iEEri aH e three
wlHiuI ship She WAS uuilt at tliza,
,tNpuII n. T.
lu lNti uu she twrut, fourth OF
Ntt Stmutl MuIsp aHuf boo urst mrs
#tFD over nIH newly constructed tel
,ltIpN lIuc truW baltimore tu wash
iuEtuu NuII WHO nud been WnfkluE
with NotHt uu en-, invention receive,
en-, m,sugv There uatI pu,hfuUHIN
been e private trNuut of fuy vine uu
NIN 4. but tur uIat public demon
rtf ALTON took place ur thv tWuutl -
IHurth. What wonders hath Guli
Wrought vIH the m,ss,Ev chosen
lu 1901 ou the twenty fourth eft
Mas colonel Elmer Ellsworth oi ih,
iIru EuuaNvH. &C. rusim~nt 100 tho eva
Wa composed uI sew Aurk uIrW,U
was shot load while uu|lluE down 70
Confederate ilHE flNluE over u hotel
boo N~IDNUuurIt. 49, The hotel pruprI.
iur fir.l tuu shot llr was shot iu4
Iill'l uN 900. of the lIrc Iout,yH
In 1915 ON the tWvut, iourlh uI
MAY. tIv American ItukvrH NaaurIH
tIuu was founded 600 Sew Nurk Seven.
teen bankers from eleven different
cities formed the association Tho
ursi convention WAS held ut Saratoga.
n y. iu July of tho sam, NoHr The
u-ssnriltiun came into existence 49, e
result uf the financial plnl, uf 1879
ON Che twcutN.fuurth eft Man m
1885 the FIRST hridrp connecting Sew
York aud Brooklyn Was opened and
dedicated. thirteen y,trr after cone
ttrurtiuu had been started
ON the twenty fourth Of Ma. 1913.
IttlN entered the world W.T. against
ttrWUuN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
The Awakening of Building

CURRENT TRADE ~ tL.FTIN. received TODAY
says in concluding q particularly encouraging re-
. y sumo OF rensri business conditions
Tho activity Of spring business iu tcNulo and allied
lines b. incrcnanr. The my Goods Economist notes that
excellent reports Of the state or retail trade arc cominr
Boz daily from ull sections and indicate that the volume
~ spftns business to date b. from SO 90 90 percent greater
than ~ this time Inst year.
IA affecting tho prospects for increased railroad
transportation. th, a~wukcunE or a builing boom b. of
interest. Such a movement would also. of course. have
material eject boz increasing the demand for steel stat.
istICs OF building permits reported tS buns Review ut
iut representative cities bon April involve a prospective
outlay Of something over t7a uUn.U 600. This fs NHt per.
cent more than tho small total of that month a year ago
IN Greater New York an expansion of no less than IFS
percent was recorded Tho cities from which these
Statistics were obtained were selected ut random. and by
NO means constitute the whole tHt mr. cities nor the wide
spreading demand for buildings boz the country districts
whore -four ,Cuu OF drastic curtiiinont have l,u 90,
country painfully short OF housing facilities"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
Shoe, Skeeters!

~ the hrai paEe Of n recent irsue Of the ihtiadelphia
NoHh American appears this paragraph
Director patoamau ct public whka. voHtef-
day announced that this week will BE- devoted by
highway bureau iaiprers TO mosquito estcftntna-
ton work In the section Of the cy south Of
skunk street. between the rivers. aud west 81
tho s~chuylkili Nv the itor Island and Bow creek
sections Tho city forces viii De armed with
oinng tanks. and the drainage diichos in the
lower parts Of Philadelphia vii be- cleaned out
This. you understand. 10 in Philadelphia. with more
moisture 10 the Square foot than We cun bonst 20 the
Square mile. Here b. the definite. confident announce
mcnt that tho cty's forces will proceed 60 free 100000
humes from the menace of the mosquito. hA the ue Of
oiInE tanks aud the cleaning out Of drainage bitches
Yet here boz our little Cy we are told that " b. un
uttCf lmpoaiblltt To- free Our three thousand homes ron
mosquitoes without draining the whole RIO brpndo Nal-
lo1, from white Rock Canyon 20 san Martial.
" that great drainage In necessary 10 free ua of the
pest. then in the name of health and comfort let's be
about the job. Wen make money IN DOING a.
Hut " Philadelphia, with half the water boz the world
% IT, door. can hr freed Of mosguitoca with an uinng
brigade and o. ditch cleaning force. cannot Albuquerque.
in the minimum rainfall belt. be- given mosquito free
dom by the same syatomf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

IT uE best cure for what Is tho mat
ter with the United states OF
rny other country. for hat mat
ter ~ the home.
No movement will move unless II
starts there.
No reform viii reform unless II or
80 law viii stand unless II Is fay-
orct there.
No religion will prosper that In not
disable there.
No eduouon II Of much ccoun
that does not include the home.
A rsnl democracy 1 ~ cluster OF
homes. not "a number Of individuals
The real unit Of either politics pr
economies Is not the man. but the
home.
Every nation IL more or less arti.
fetal. The state " a man made thing
- device. an oNpcdient The home NJ
a natural thing. II Ia founded on the
instincts.
Hence Il Ia eternal. n was present
in he world before any other insti-
tution-the state. the church. or tho
school. "a will be present when all
these hayo changed, fallen. and been
rcshnped a hundred times.
We do not have revolutions In this
country for just n rcaHon-we have
too many contentcd homes.
The only antidoto FOR bolsheviHm
h. the home.
The home IL where industrial unrest
can be- pre,entcd-ther only.
The defective home H. She prime
cnusc OF prostitution, drunkenness.
and idieness
Il In the home that has bes,ed and
ouatoi the saloon
The one institution that Initiates
aud dlHTtusts the apostle OF unrest tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

he IN very fond. n was Swoctyoice
the Ncspcr sparrow.
Come ovcr 20 the ola Bricr Patch
and sing To me-" cried Peter.
swectvoicc dropped down In the
EmEs aud when Peter reached HIM
ho was very busy getting "a mouth
fui of dry grass. can't he mum.
BLEED. Cant stop 10 sing nov. Peter
rabbit Mrs Swectyoicc viii ioar her
patience " I don't get this grass 10
her right away. ~ IN high time our
nest was finished"
Where h your nest. In a trce3"
asked Peter ~innoccntly.
That's telling" declared Sweet
voice. Not a living soul known whore
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
DO A LITTLE MORE
BY II, A%DDINoToN BRUCE
author OF The Riddle 81 Personality" .p.,,hotor, -,
Patcnthood." Ito
'Oop9Hght 1919. BY tho Associated Newrpapctsp

- EtNL CHARLES o. TAN-
N lf'If editor e.. thr Ha.tau .I.b,
Hu.s wrote tp a fr.rnT af wIr.
ht "uIf TuIy fuI .lt..ss r 4.
n'N-IIu'r office of luNNh,r. ,Is. b.
i"I BE- Hut iu du t U.tIr more than 4.
''pDUi'1 .f hiu rtrI" wpuA. ,,,Is
iu'ufh. HuI rNUft year 10 b. UI
N Dec WlII ru foo 'h. head Of tl.
,IIs.
MI"N 'hHf 'N'fN NuuuE u,rsUu Hr.
linhIut 10 business HtrrH would uUpm.
urIrs IuI. U.Y., ct advice With ,t.w
III. iIIUIuE DO i1 Personal HHtiU lru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
M. Llirc, YIN ~.

levied uu soft drinks. coufcctinn-, etc
given r.sr Co some mlsuudrfa
staudinr. aud the VIM Mrigisy D.,
company issues a statement tu the e.
feet that the three percent tax un
chewing rum dur- NuT affect "a,
rrtull dealer of the consumer, Nj,
WrlrlcN explains that The Wanuthr,
turrra stand this tax. and there should
be- so CHANCE In the price CHARGED
for your package Of WriFlvy's
IN other words the iitncy stlll iits.
Thanks. AZ. Mrirlcv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

fearful cold In my head. aud as the
heat aHcendh ! came up here with "a
where u was warm. nrsidea. I'm a
terrible sufferer from rheumatism,
what brings you here"
"Ny opera glaases,'
Your opera glasses"
yes. they enlarge too much. I
amt see from the boxes what h Eo-
ing on oE the stage. l have 10 come
up here In the gallery to he able to
see with them az ali'"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

~ you wunt 10 save the world. don't
take 20 tho puipit-go home.
n % want to reform society. don't
mount no soapbox or write Tot mag
azines-go home.
When In doubt go homo.
Make homo a decent. happy place.
and you have done something which
you know will count. Anything clne
IL dehatabie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

BEST MONTH Of May In the his
tory % local retail business, with ac-
counts paid more promptly than ever
before. PrOhlhltion u financial SUI
eide for q town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
SOLOS
BY THE Sescnd Fiddle

urs TOO RAD that our benevolent
government has refused 10 BRING
IT, bureau OF entomology 70 Al.
huquerque u might have been able
10 XIII the mosquitoes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

\ monument maker in Denver has
received an order Tor u stunc 10 40
over the grave ~ the late wife ~ a
man iu irush. Tho man has ordered
this inscription placed ON the stone.
"lnd save her To- me,
lie took her aWay.
Praise God from whom an blessings
flow
rnHt d. iu the same class with the In
Hgrlut.un which reads
"urre ilra my wife
tu hor last long rlrcp.
Tears ram not restore her,
Therefore Weep
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

Not A VACANT store room In the
Albuquerque business district. Fierce
how closing the saloons has put his
town on the bum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

THESE PROHIBITION stater are
plumb crazy. New York says ~.
\. y b. . near relative Of the nut Who
vas dead ure everybody outside d
as lum gntes was insane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

Two men. who arc quits well Oft.
but very miseriy n their expcndi-
lures met recently In tho gallery %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

va Don't want 10 hurry him I'M
duly. bot We de- wish nr uu Prafiir
would get his Jemoz paper mills .dn'
Ming pretty oOn Print paper like
tilf could come down quite a bii
without hurting our feelings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

kefplnE Uf tttNnfh FtfhtkWs
From q Lebanon CTex.l paper.
Notice.
My husband, He bert kaufman,
never had 70 bed. ! had my own bed
and work every day aud pay my
uwu board and bills and hts bills be-.
sldes
Mrs Maud kaufman
And our friend and neighbour ia
uuudsm americana" has the follow.
luE literally translated;
NutsCr.
Having seen n notice In "a .iandera
Americana rs - - where
De- says be- Will not be responsible fur
any bills that might make loo his
name. I hereby notify him that do
not need him to pay my hNls On
the contrary, he sent mo a bill that
h. owes so that ! might pay ~ There
fore u h. does not pay his bills he
will be les likely 10 pay mine also
request him mot 10 speak 20 mo and
not a. bother me a. my house.
LII pF WHICH proves that
there's reason IN Reno after AL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

Many a good resolution has been
shattered by u single smile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

DAN pADif.f.A BE- making motions
ukr q real baseball muEnate. 1aTcs
tfhcduled three weeks ahead uud q
regular hail park ln sight form a
pleasant prospect
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

WE NOTE that J W Bsevrrs ivci
90 Forrest \. NJ. The environment
should be dam congcnial
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COUNTY NEWS
BUCKSPORT.

Good progress is being made upon the
shirt factory.
Paul Leland returned Thursday from
overseas. He was warmly welcomed.
N. e. Commissioner Berry, Boy Scouts
OF America, was visitor here Saturday.
Fl. o. Hussey of Augusta, with his
mother, brother yinton and friend, is
here for short visit.
Rev. DIR. M. w. Prince and wife OF
Carlisle, Pa, were guests of Mrs. f. B.
Wood and Mrs. John Buck last week. DR..
Prince was at one time president of the
seminary here.
The Klark- Urban Co. began its season
by the successful presentation OF ''The
Fortune Hunter at the Alamo, Friday.
''The 18th Chair" was given TO a crowded
mouse saturday night. The next stand
WAS Belfast.
The services Sunday at the Elm street
congregational church marked the closing
Of the pastorate of the Rev. Henry w.
Webb, who has accepteda call to the First
congregational church of Colchester,
Conn. Mr.. Webb came here seven years
ago, and only three ministers have re-
manned with the church longer than he.
While Mr.. Webb expects to leave for Col
chester August 2, Mrs. Webb and her
mother will remain here a short time
longer.
The community was saddened by the
sudden death OF Mrs. Lucy Temple on
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SARGENTVQLE.

Thomas s. Grindle has been visiting
Chandler Bowden.
George /. Bowden of West Medford.
Nd ass, is visiting in town.
William H. Simmons spent part of last
week with his family here.
Mrs. Herbert Roberts has returned to
her home in Mortified, VT.
Miss Nellie Cornell of Lincoln, Mass, is
visiting Miss Hattie Harding.
Mrs. Harvard L. Grindal and daughter
OF Lynn, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Sarah
Grindal.
Mrs. Vilette Sargent OF SomeryiIIe.
Mass, is visiting her brother, ID. Groves
Eaton.
Mrs. Sarah Robbins OF Cambridpe
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
| Harding.
Mrs. Leonard Wesson and children q,
Elizabeth, N. j., are visiting "a. W.
Wesson and wife.
Mrs. George B. Foster has returned to
Winchester, Mass, accompanied by her
son, G. K. Foster.
Mrs. Clara L. Bowden, Miss Flora Bow.
den and Clara o. Kingsbury spent last
week in Winterport.
Aug. IS. sr.t
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Aug. IL.
BLUEHILL..
Aug. is.

e. K. Chase and wife have moved to
Bangor.
Henry Torrey and wife, who have been
visiting Max Abram, left for Portland
Monday.
Edward Mason and wife OF Ssmoset,
Mich, were guests of Mrs. B. w. Bowden
last week.
Miss Ethel Snowman has been released
from the naval reserve, and is visiting her
mother, Mrs. c. S. Snowman.
Miss Abby Partridge has received her
discharge from the navy, and arrived
home last week from Great Lake, Mich.
Arrivals: Mrs. Henry Cook and daugh-
ter, Miss Villa Sargent, Miss Madge
dinckley, Boston; Miss Georgia Sargent,
Cambridge, Mass; Lester Curtis, Brock
ton, Mass; Miss Lena Morton, Grand
Rapids, Mich; Miss Jennie Littlefeid.
Portland; Miss Bertha Sargent, Bangor.
Aug. IS. g.
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AZ. guests q .his sister, Mrs. RoseOe

day, guests Of his sister, Mrs. Roscoe
Gay.
Misses Gertrude Bragdon snd Beatrice
Applin OF Bangor were weekend guests
OF Mrs. L. c. Bragdon.
Mrs. M. A. Gordon and two young
daughters, OF Limestone, are visiting her
parents, c. e. Dyer and wife.
Mrs. John Mcintosh and four children,
of Bangor, who have visited in town, left
for home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. stsrkey and child OF
Brewer, guests of Austin McNeaI and
wife, returned home Saturday.
Harry Springer and wife of Skowhegan,
who have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Josiah g. Bunker, have returned home.
Master Charles Hardison is i'll of scarlet
fever at the home OF his grandmother,
Mrs. George Pstten, East Sullivan.
Lewis Murch OF Vermont is visiting his
young daughter at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. Augustus Bunker.
Mrs. Wesley Clark and daughter Gladys
Of Brewer, guests of Thomas Bragdon and
wife, have returned home.
John Tretetbern OF Kittery, who is
ninety years young, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Josiah g. Bunker.
Guy Miller of Dorchester, Mass, has
joined his family here with Mrs.
Miller's parents, Fred Gordon and wife.
Harry Boston of Stevens Point
was in town recently from Hancock
Point. Mr.. Boston is an uncle OF Major
Carroll Swan, and was frequent visitor
in this section in former years.
L. A. Edmunds and wife left for their
home in Bethel, VT, Monday The good
wishes of their host OF friends go with
them.
Capt. W. c. Browne aud wife left on
their return to Burnside, Pa, Thursday.
J. w. Blsisdell and wife, with son
William, accompanied them to Bangor.
Wednesday the ladies' aid society was
entertained by Mrs. Blsisdell, Mrs.
Woodruff and Miss Hylsnd at "Knoll
Top" Georges Pond. A delicious picnic
dinner was in order.
Aug. Is. B.