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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-06
70-YEAR-OLD WOMAN
DRIVES CAR 5000 MILES.

Washington, Aug. S.--Having trav-
eled more than 5000 miles, Mrs
William Upton completed her trans
continental motor trip, San Fran
cisco to Washington, Sunday.
Mrs. Upton, who is 70, said that
her trip east was replete with inter
esting incidents. She followed the
historic Santa Fe trail from Bar
stow, Cal, to New York City.
She negotiated the desert of alkali
in California, the California desert,
the desert of waves, most perilous
stretch, mountain ranges, and at
times, seas of mud. Twice the axles
on her car collapsed and she had to
be pulled out of the mud times
without number. Four times she
was prostrated by the heat, but in
retrospect she claims the entire trip
was most enjoyable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-06
FORMER BASE BALL STAR
SIGNS UP SECOND TIME.

New York, Aug. 5.-William A.
Lange, who was known all over the
country IS years ago as "Bill''
Lange, star base ball pitcher, and
who is now 4 San Francisco banker,
has taken as his bride Miss Mona
Virum, also of San Francisco. The
marriage was performed by the Rev.
Charles w. Norman of the Church
of the Ascension.
Lange, who during the war per-
formed valuable work for the Y. NJ
c. A. among the American soldiers
in France, gave his age as 48 when
taking out the marriage license and
said he had been divorced. His
bride is "a. The couple will spend
a fortnight at an Atlantic coast re-
sort, then visit Chicago, where
Lange formerly lived, and round
out six weeks honeymoon when
they arrive in San Francisco, where
they will reside.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

febpitimme pastori0mme t%nletnaail.
8niffa lattuifin talipen eniimdiiet pa
bat ilmat, oil fofppntunut i%anantnl-
Lolita firtfp aipan tGpteen. Suma>
lanpaltpelrfien lopusIa paatimme far-
tuttaa ipapaaebtoiiesti rabashonboitas
jar fasiaa ia iitd farttui noin 30 DOL
larin paitteille. Ne iotta tpielG boz
luaipai apapaaebtoiiesti labioittaa leu
rafunnalle, ippiipat antaa rabaston>
6pitaialle Scr @ilie 3ihpiielle, iofa
tiitoniiena pttaa nastam labian1e.
Soilesiatin aiiasta festusteltiin ia
pGGtettiin, iosta Ell malta Ola tetlle
feripnatia. SielIG ndet pddtettiin
laittaa fenttGiubla tolttof. IopulIa, eli
b~elatorstaina ienrafumlan bptpGfii.
Seurafunnam pnppttin liipaitui oles
maan Iillpin mufnna. Sbielman
puplestn toiippttiin iaataipan julia
tarfoitnstaan tpastanipdfii. Hatpin-
nosta, ipomiiestd ia juomiiesta, ub>
faiitpat pitGd buolen ieurafuntamme
nailet miesten mipfana ia nsfon ettei
leila ole iilloin nalfd eifG iano ipai>
ipaamnsia. Sulfaapas iilloin tame
netiGfpntrille ulpmpaatin pieraaf-
femme. Soiipommefin alma Sebti-
iGripeltG ia Milliistd asti ipieraita.
Npt6Gn OH ,,autpmobiili" aifafauli.
ei1Gn fe palion ota aifaa burauttaa
pari> foGmefpmmentd MALTA. ns>
foufin eta ainatin taifista piirimme
ieuratnnnista iaanme palion tpierais
ia iilloin ia tpielG liIfopuoleltafin.
Qaii5lin faiffi teripetulleefii.
Observation-Disclosures.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

Slmalasta Iuopuminen. "Silloin
tapabtuu eniimdinen plosnouiemlls.
&c ei ole ruimiin pl0snpuieminen.
tuaan on luonteeltaan bengellinen.
Giitd tulefpat pialli1itii ietd nsfosia
fuolleet, erittGintin marttpprit, eta
ne, iptfa iilloin usfpsia eldipdt, ia
netin, iotfa iinoin nstoon tnletpat.
@besmemei6in ppbiin nabben tietdd
5e beibGn Iielnienia forottamista tai1
dpasia 9allitnsistuimille, ioilta fGlin
be pbbesSG &ristlttSen fansia ballitie-
mat tubatipqiotista ulaan pddlG oles
apaa tpaltnfnntan. @aan pGdrG elds
min i~6misiiin ndbben tietGG emf
mGinen pl0snouleminen eritpiiid mir
,poitusaitoj3, iollpin iuuret tddrtps
mptfet tulsipat ia iolloin Ssraelfin
taniana tGGntpD Serran tDf0."
YnGpletpat otteet pl ottaipat pasto-
ri Wtiettiien bptpdtiptpdn n. {. ,,posts
milleniaristiien" fmnnan, lonta mis
faan &ristltien tltleminen tapabtnu
dpasta t~u9atipuptiien naltafunnan
iGlteen. Sa balliaiiinfin MT 9erdt-
tGG tp6panptien, onto tGn1d fGiitps
9faamatim mIfainen, ipaifo Ell.
Satfetaan
SIC. S. @riuit
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06
Brencpnrt, Srance
(Iltu 9:Ma fitpuna)

Inrrasfirin alfiipdiipittd rnnsfa-
lainen oiasto otti meibdn aien1amme
jpisia ME plimhne IA pdidpdd ia me
mllltimme tafaSin ieuraaipaan tps
lGan, iosta leiiraaiparla bona iattoimz
me mnttna 8etfortin lGpi Ga G6apelle
nimiieen fplGGn, 8or9es ipliorten
ilmirella. EGmd ieiitu pli erittdin
iieip6G, ia olimme aitpan dGresid iioa
ilmalatfpa al emaa, iosia of foneita
taifeu fotoiiia.
IeibGn tobballemmc taos iattui,
eta titli iurnlintnin pdGlle muutto.
Niinfuin llein ennenfin. 8elfortisia
miebet, fdrrpt ia faiffi pistettiin tpnli-
nirtbin ia lGboinrme tobti iipa rintas
maa, nimittdin Eoil, Nnncp ia Waets
gin ieutiia. Sanipilimme raban p6ds
ban pditpdd mpobeammin firit aielepo
.ioiuittiin, iofa mpos mlnitti meiodn
motfa-Iunnitelmat YpiGbobimme
SronoesIa pari piittoa. Sem 1nds
tmiimme tabdn pnitfaan, ie oil foriss
tettu lipiilla, afiiftaat piett6en aies
lefuon iulistlista. @inim mieIest1ni
tdrnd fpld of tparbdnaitaifin fiiin O.
Ten pieId nGbnbt. @dbben puolen
fatua faiffi ra~tennitfiet oil pbbesiG
ionosa, nntpetat, fanafopit b. M,
ioten ufein moi astiia airinrafennufs
fssta pboen ofuen Idpi talliin |. n. e.
Grfipditpind aiitffaat ofpat faiffi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06
Smenman, Mimm.

e. I. 2 p. oil taas pittdstd aitaa
neutrality-suspicious. iirtosiamne. 9uls
futarbin tGboen, iofa Ell ole meitd>
fddn fihuntttanut, emme ole fpoineet
tofoontiia ia ipiirne aifona niatteIims
me, eta 6itpuutomme pdbimnan tale
fuiaian finn t6md feiitu on noin- 20
MALTA ralltatiestd ia f~anfalaiiet az
fuu baiallaan. @ritenfaan emme
malttaneet poottaa faiemmin, ipaan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

= Guttaian toimitns on idriestd'
nbt 6enselIisten pGG~firioitusten Tire
ioittniat uubelleen aaffosidriestpsta
filmdndpitden. Sentdbben, iamaIIa
tuin fiitGrmne arm. tirioittaiia anita
mastaan a~tpustutiesta, tpetoamme
idlleen papistomme fpnGdn ia iddm'
me obottamaan fe~uraatpasia idriestpt-
fesfG firioititiia, mielinrmin fen-
raaipun iuumuntain firffoteffteiStd:
Sc. q. Nis5anen maaIisf. 10 p.
s.. Mrlotfalainen maalisf. II p.
g. g. Salpnen maaIisf. "a p.
S. Snppla maalisf. 81 p.
s. ltrpilainen blibtif. z p.
u. 8afatnta bubtif. IA p.
M. 81. 8esterbacf bubtif. 81 p.
SO. %. 8ilen blibtif. % p.
SO. Wistari torifof. 8 p.
g.. Bliori toiifof. IL p.
On buomattnfpa, ettd bHdrnaittit'
til idriestps ~tarfoittaa ainoastaan
benselIifid pddfirioitufiid, ioten nii'
ben obelIa toitppmne iaatparnne bl'
idmainituilta papeiltnmme atpustristo
muibenfin tirioitusten miiobosia'
minimum fir~ffofuntnmme ia lebtent-
me mliltafin pstdtpiltd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

tc)opdsincisia, mutta iunnuntaiiin ia
ir5lapdhuind ei bei.d poi iauri tuns
tea iaroi.ii. Waimoiudti on ioipia
ty5n tc!ioita ia Npat uIiobommiNa
iampin FUN micbet. &aitfilla on
p%nufen9at ultona ollesin, ndisia pie
nemnisid iylisiG ia mnaIaisolois.
8iini on faifilla plcinen jlpoma ia
elind iaiiin puolin Griffin pfiinter-
tasta. (Gn ole pllnt Yariiiisia.)
SSsGn iplddn ieu ml:Epnc iplilus
tuim alfrupGipinG ia tdsId mield o.
.cmnc. gtpt meilId pn tGpii MADRID
gGroiia ia muuleia, ioten tiStin e.
nGG tlrleamlle pttamaan niiben paif-
epja fdrrpicn ebesid. Npt olemme
GariotelIcet ainoastam nelid tuntia
pGGudSiG ia tnmnin Iperrdn idlfeen
pilplisten urbcilutoimia ~uieasta iors
tista.
9G6es taiffi poiat iatipnt ioulupa>
fettinla mafeiiineen ia muine lab>
ioineen. .Sotflt iai!pat uieita Bull
Surbnm' tilpaffapnfettia, jota oil
ipabemrGn teripetiilll.t, iillG iaaanme
it'd pllin ipIlin ipapaasti pari fer
taa ipiifosia. SoIllrpaiipdnd iatnme
ipaittan iublaaterian.
Npt on lima millttllnilt fplmGfii,
mlutta llInta ei ole irnlri nGfemddn
asti. @iimane tur 6i bpipiat iateis
men.
Yari ipiiffoa little iatuin ndtemGGn
erddn totileubun ppjan, iota oil n
iimGinen talla pipolella. Nestor 9ia
Sullt6iSta on ainoa tllttu Illomalais
nen jpftta plen taiparnllt.
Oia ppiista lGbtee apierailu-rettelle
enii ipiifolla etelGpiam maata.
Sanmmte IeitiemGn pdiapan %lpmaaian.
ipfa famin pasta. &omppanim firz
iuri eli clerfti OF tGsiG i~pltfosia, ipz
ten nina iaan toimia bGnear iiasiaan.
Sps oils m~abbpllista, min mielellGni
tGhpiiin Siipmesia nierailulla, mutta
Iinne asti eli tustin pGGie, ips emnte
mullta ldbemrnd.
Otli meibGn poiista lai mddrdfien
parma t%anparania tptpon ,,tuuts ipiit"
(bupusti) ia ld6tea fo6ti %fotirantps
ia tGnGGn. Saisfa lanoma bGnelle,
e~pGilemGttd.
Sabfa Ie tulee m~eibdrfin ipiiorp
iprtain pGiipGrld, NIT ipaan OH fGrii-
tpGliiesti obotettaapa
IeibGn postimne on ionfaln ipbn
tafia olllit bptpin nilbtanpuoleista,
e6fG merulept ipGGrGIle tiene.
Diff fai iitd pielG pafiiemista
muttn riittdG fai tGmG NIT ferrafii.
2oplfii mainitien ettG ipointini on
ollilt bbauin ia olenpa iaanalt liidd
painpa litte tuim tllIimine tGbdn maa>
6an. IeiIlG on ~iltatpulia, ios1a ps
petetaan nieita eri aineita. Olen
alfarmt apGbd rmnsfaa ,,ftuteeraas
maan'', mltta ie tabtoo olla ipai>
feanlaista oppia, minltlle ainafin.
Spiipoen teille tSptpepttd ia lan>
Iaien 1illinmnnt teripeiIeni piirrGn,
pstGiuppbeIld,
Corporal @ictor 81. Yeteripn
So. 9. 339tb Iacb. @lin On.
u. g. 8. 795, sln1er. Ct. Sprces
Srance
S. &. firioittaian ipeli, feriantti
Orio 6. HeterI on, on iaapuniit dpail-
6empienia lihp baripitisleiriltG. Sdn
of IG6totpaImiina Hansfaa1, mitHa
| a1eleppn tliltlid Ell tarfpinniitfam
mennd. @%arbempanfa Sisfias ia
Mtnnb SobnSon, Samaractisla, Winn.
ptpat bpipin Lolita poifienia ebidnd
1Gilpmi1eSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

Sumalanpal,uelnffia maalisfnnlla:
@ippitoilu pibetddn %periantai1a
iosta tarfemmin ilmoitetaan iumalm-
palpelutien lopusfa.
Yeriantaina 7 p. @asiisia 8ans
iallisieurafunnan firfosfa flo puoIi
8 illnlIa.
Sunmuntaina 8 b.. Bino1asia rate
tiusbaalilIa 9erran ebtoolliien fans
ia Ito 10 a. p. &olebti firffofunnan
fasiaan.
@ippitoulu iamasia paifasia Ito 9
admulln.
Seurafunnan finifarfitofors Rr
Sreb 8icfIunoin Iiipua Ito puoli 2
/. p.
R. @isfari
Yubelin 1853
Galnmet, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

Snmalanpaltuelmfiia maalisfunlla:
8 p. Sinlapsontsia fello II ap. ia
z3O in.
II y. 8irsiniasia Gslstranbilla Ito
s in.
16 p. 8intonisia Slipmiiella ITO
Q ip.
8. Mliotialainen,
@Ib, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

gpcsIa Serran istuimen NIT
iielu ilpitiee, Sa moriianna See@
5ufIen bdnesid riemnitlee. Se
mitd tGGn' main ~usfottiin, Sd
ifGtpoioeu toifppttiin, NIT nailS
tintpna on.
81 lopbp field ilrrua, abois-
tug fatpIi, 81 fulili itelld it
fiia, dpalitus ipatteni. 8aan
ralibo, riemli, ratfaus Sa tais
tuaaIinen riffaus OH Serran
tpfond.
@b malta bGitd ifGipoin, tuin
dpartiiafin iptipspon, tpitetta
aamurusfonl Sa eta fautta
Seeiutien ma nabbd iaan fen
a~ltruoen, ie OH mum fpnbfpa
usfoni. Slfoon, ioifoon fiitos
Scrra,, iofa ferran mirbeen
poistaa, funniamia antaa loiss
taal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

aostetooishtfiia Telegraph potnoo
i ttt1tftd $l.Ou
2astetobistitffio, pb6elld tpdrtl,
Ia 1 tlifind $l.Uo
Dibfitooistifiia, Eto9rdtipatrtod
l t1tttrd Sl.oO
Wibfitobist,tfiia, pbbelId tpdrtI.
ID 1 tifina ............ l.W
fla 1 tiiiina. H.W
Wihfi. fuuIirtliS. hioleuadtoet1.
ttfiio Saomteert Idtettdmtstd
uorten frirt utp6S rtppttotlii'
to6istaffia 1 tiftnd ...... .
0,oIemantcbtShtffia, l taftrta &c
Quolemantooistiifiia 1 tii. ;. $1.2O
Serro, eft. Ietpt6 H~fftaStotsh
1000 fpl. $500, 500 fpI. 81. 70.
TiIataan o~fotteeIlo: g. anneos.
&c. funnon fosfomies) 2bcr 6S y
rontpoo6, Nicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06
gulpia icninaarirabastiun:

@NiQJu
@afefielb, @icb. Geiss Spbia ans
berIpnin aautta $4,000; 9ainesbtlle,
8. Iiss 2iii &iilufen fartta: ".
Saari, Sc. g8ilber9, S. 2ironla ia Stlt
Giilunen fufin $1,000 ia 5ilia Saas
ri $500; Baltic, @tiob. Spbn 9a-
faIa $1.OO. Sanbb, @inn. s. SaitS
tomen ia S. @iala fumpitin $500.
8rantippobista, isis. Wtrs Stlma
NfetIGlGn fautta ompelui euran labia
5000. Sar &~ocfaiuap, 6. S. 8atas
rina 8Gliman $500.
N'iios labioistal
8. &no!ialainen.
Habastanboitaie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-01-22
SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

Mrs. Maurice Marshall and her children
have been seriously ill Of influenza, but
are now recovering.
Mrs. Earl Walls has gone to franklin to
visit relatives. Later she will join her
husband in Lincoln, where he has en-
ployment,
Mrs. Ashbury Lopaus was called to
West fremont last week by the death OF
her sister, Mrs. Lucy Reed Colt, who had
many warm friends here who deeply SYM
pathIze with the sorrowing family.
The Wass garage, large building, is
being pushed forward by Contractor Nor
wood as rapidly as the weather will per-
nit, and will be ready for the aecommo-
dation of transient motor cars at an early
date.
The ladies' aid society of the Congrega
tional church met at the home OF Mrs.
Fannie Crockett Wednesday of last week
1t was the annual meeting, and the circle
| was we'll represented. Mrs. A. NJ. Law
ton, secretary and treasurer, gave an ex-
! celent report of the work of the past year
| The president, Mrs. kathie Walls, de-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-01-22

came ever here. That gives me a rise OF IS Ia
aly wages. / Ike the work am doing now
very much: they have made cook Of me
That gives me every other dny to myself. aud
gives me a chance TO take in the sights
This is some country, but have got about
all want Of il, 1t lisa good place, but not as
II Is represented TO you atkoms. GIVE me the
good old T. s. A.
l went for a walk yesterday, and saw For
rest No re. He was looking fine. Raymond
Gambler is getting along good. but has a bad
scar on mis- forehead. Also saw Willard
Kaue. They age not far from battery C.:
They are all wishing to come home.
Suiry has been lucky SO far, as to losing
men. Guess we all came over here together,
and will come back the same, We are ex-
pectiug another move soon, and hope it will
b. nearer the coast II so, feel sure
they won't keepu us long before will be
coming back overseas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-01-22
WEST HANCOCK.
Jam 20

Harvey Mcfarland, who has been seri-
ously i'll of pneumonia, is gaining slowly.
Leta Tracy and Marguerite Graves spent
the weekend in Ellsworth.
M. j. Millken of Bar Harbor visited
his mother, Mrs. H. c. Milliken, recently.
S. j. Mcfarland has returned home
from Green Lake, where he has had en-
ployment.
Mrs. Her' ey Bennett of Ellsworth spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. A. E.
Tracy.
A pleasant evening was passed Jan. IS,
when neigh bors and friends met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linscott, a
surprise planned for Mr.. Linscott's birth
day. 1t is the wish of his many friends
here and elsewhere that he may be spared
to enjoy many more such birthday an
niversaries.
Jan. 81. NJ. NJ. NJ. So
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-01-22
EAST BLUEHILL.

Private Lawrence GrIndle, who was
called here by the Illness OF his wife, has
returned TO Camp Devens.
Lson Chapman All family, and Ntrre n
Yurk aud family who have been ill OF
ihtiueLza, are out again. Mrs. Margaret
johnson and Mrs. Lawrence Grindle are
still confined to theiI homes.
j. Nelson Candsge, an sgei citizen,
died Thursday night. The funeral was
held Sunday at the Baptist church, Rev.
K. NJ. Trafton officiating. MIR. Candage
will be sadly missed in his home by
Mrs. Lydia Howard VINO has been his
nousekeeper for Years, and also had the
care OF his son Giriieid. He also leaves
a daughter, MIS-, Eu gene u Carter, and
a son, Loren q. Caudage, Doth OF this
town.
Jan. 20. h,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-01-22
BUCKSPORT.

Miss Rebecca Tribou died Friday at
the Tribou homestead on Main street
which had heen her home for more than
eighty years. she leaves one brother,
Fred Tribou, OF South Paris.
Melvin Hoxie of Bucksport Center aged
t~enty-one years. died last Thursday
in Colorado. The young man was in the
navy. An attack of influenza left his
health seriously impaired, and he went
West few weeks ago in the hope that a
change o. climl,e wouli prove beneficial.
On the same day tnat ms parents, Mr.,
and Mrs, George P. hoxie, received news
OF hi4 death, their only remqining child,
Norman q. Hoxie, aged twenty years
ora VI their hons here. Thev have the
sympathy of ali in their double bereave-
ment
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-01-22
'OUNTY NEWS
SURRY.
FROM OVER THERE.

A Ray l.. Gray OF surry was called to
amp Devens In October. 1917, and went
erseas 10 July, 1918, being assigned to
e 303t heavy field artillery, 18th division.
n letter to ms vile, dated at Iroyop,
Ponce, De. II, e Whites:
al an vel a. d doing fac; am the heaviest
ever Vas. Thee is nothing for You to
1ry shout now, as the fighting is over.
hen the sighting ceased, Nov. II, WAS at
front, at beleau Wood.
''tsr the armisGiey WAS signed we went to
! .y,t camp tha. BaG IrveLtIy been used BY
b. iermans. We did cur cooking on a
|stc,e u.ade by the Germans of prick and
cement The Il, ors were cement also. Since
then We have mNyed several times, and have
haes ehsnce e. cruise around, as We have
10 drilling TO do now. Everywhere we go
|iheie are tuihs.
J went d. walk to the Hindenburg line
one day, and wish you could have seen the
FiRhts There we're lots Of German bodies
Plat ha3 been buried, aud others that had
|oeea, were oi".u out Of the ground by heavy
shehs. 1t sure showed signs where the
artillery had done some work. Bat the
infantry boys fsced the danger, and should
have whole lot Of credit fer the Job.
"esreell glad it is over. but would have
eeel willing TO have dsne more. Now thai
||our work is done. we are wondering when we
eau cone home it will be none too soon tC
putt mostotus.
nave PASSED as a frst-Class private since
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-01-22

Nellie Burke is with her aunt in Orring-
ton.
Abbie Trundy is attending high school
at the village.
Sylvanus Cunningham and wife are en-
ployed at the State hospital at Bangor.
Reuben Leach and his son Eugene, who
have been i'll of influenza, are out.
Miss Mary Biliington has resumed
teaching in district No. 5, after vacation
caused oy influenza, in the district.
Miss Alice Cunningham of Bucksport is
spending few days with her cousin. Lyle
Saunders.
Mrs. Frances Moore OF Ellsworth Falls
who mas been visiting her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Grace Willins, has returned
home.
Tine many friends OF JOhn Ouver we're
saduen-A &eA Y.ar's day when they
le&ruea u his 0vesn AT BacAsporG. tie
Lad g.. en- saIiing Ut heaiJh SIX years. tie
WAS born in Dedham In l64o, the SON of
the lac Thomas and Margaret Oliver,
moving to Surry with his parents when a
email COY. He moved to BucGsport
thtrteen years ago. He is survived by his
wife and four daughters Mrs. Lillian
Lufkin OF Surry, Mrs. Florence Bingham
OF AllstoD, Mass, Mrs. Alice Chandler
and Miss Ethel Oliver Of Keene, n H., and
,wo sisters, Mrs. Lizzie frundy of Surry
and Mrs. AoOie Dosr of Pemaquiu.
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST FRANKLIN.

WfSI fhA NhIlN.
Frank Bradbury is seriously i'll OF in
fiuenzs.
| Alden Ryder has hired the team of
Charles Smith of Hancock for The WIN err.
| Caleb Bradbury OF Old Town was
celled here by the death of his brother
henry.
Mrs. Henry Bradbury and daughter
Elinor and Miss Beulah Tracy are at
Frank Bradbury's.
BY means OF an ad. in the paper Irwin
Rollins has recovered his hound, which
was lost near Machias.
Four teams from West Sullivan are with
Pearl Coombs at the c. E. Smith place
hauling logs for the Frenchman's Bay
Lum Der Co.
john Coombs. who was taken Ill at Ma
com oer's mill, has so far recovered as to be
able to come to his relatives here while be
regains bis strength,
Mrs. Mildred Edes OF Newport, N. r.,
is visiting her parents. Henry Worcester
and vile. Little Miss Frances Worcester
will return with Mrs. Edes for the rest of
the winter.
Miss Evelyn Collar has been with her
aunt, Mrs. Claud Clark. Eastman Hutch
ings and d. E. Smith have returned from
Lambert Lake, where they have been en-
ployed. Mr.. Smith will not return.
John Farnsworth and family are all i'll
OF influenza. One of the children has
pneumonia. Among others ill are Lyndon
Hastings, Mrs. Howard Springer and
daughter Virginia, and Miss Eugenia
Coombs.
/ The many friends of Henry Bradbury
were panied to learn that he had sue
cumbed to pneumonia at his home at
Franklin. Mr.. Bradbury had many
friends here who deeply regret his un-
timely death. The heartfelt sympathy of
all goes out to the family.
Neville, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Durham, died Sunday of pneu-
monia following influenza. They have
the deepest sympathy of the community.
Mr.. Durham, who is employed by the
Great Northern Paper Co., in the mort bern
part of the State, arrived home a few
hours before the little one passed away.
Jan. 20. ECHO.
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0BITU

The sad news reached here last week of
the death of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Man
chester at Philadelphia, of influenza. Mr..
Manchester died Jan. IA, and Mrs. Man
chester Jan. is, leaving little daughter,
aged 7, who is very ill of the same disea se
Mrs. Manchester, before her maria ge,
was Miss Leota Harrison, only daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Harrison of this
place. She was married some eight years
ago to Frank Manchester of Northeast
Harbor, where they had since lived, going
to Philadelphia for the winter. Mrs.
Manchester was twenty four years OF age
Her sweetness of disposition, steadfast-
ness of purpose and her loyalty to friends,
endeared her to all with whom she came
in contact.
She leaves, besides her daughter and
parents, two brothers, Pvt. Newell G..
Hardisol, who is in service overseas, and
Arthur, OF this town. Mr. Manchester
was not very well known here, but the
few who knew him spe * OF him as a man
OF sterling character. Much sympathy is
expressed for the family.
Jan. 20. a FRIEND,
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NO MORE CATAaRA
Guaranteed Treatment That Has
stood the Fest of Time.

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No on,ar o''ttie % Hyomei, costs but litlie
ahng the intiamed n,emorane.
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NEWS
WALTHAM.

d. s. Wiley emo wife have returned to
lockwood, after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Julia Allen of Hull's Cove is caring
for Henry Braley's family, the entire fam
lily being i'll.
Mrs. Pauline Flood of Ellsworth Fails
is spending the winter with her sister
Mrs. Adelaide Holt.
Ormond and Harold Haslam who hay
been in training at Camp Devens, have re-
ceived their honorabl discharge and re-
turned home.
Raymond Haslam and wife who were
called here by the serious illness of Mr.,
Haslam's father, Alden Haslam, have re-
turned to Machias.
School closed Jan. II after successful
term, taught by Miss lisa belle A. Jordan.
Pupils perfect in attendance: Martha Pet
tengill, Lester Jordan, Lloyd Jordan,
Clyde Jordan, Elliot Jordan and Agnes
Rankin.
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REACH.

Annis, went to Boston Friday.
son was born to MIR. and Mrs. Kim
naIl Eaton Jan. Ia.
Malcolm Williams and wife of West
Stonington are spending the week with
Mrs. Williams grandparents, Levi Knight
and wife.
The deepest sympathy is extended to F
II. Anuis and wife in the loss OF their
son Frank, who died at birmingham
Mass, last Friday.
Jan, IS, l..