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THE MALO?*K FARMER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17,1909

Local DepartmentSecuro your sugar and syrup labels

now before you need them. TheFarmer office supplies il»«"! a t lc>*pi ices

The Pnmk'.in Aca.lemy l^ske t ballgirls ea\t- tlu- girls' i.euni of S(.. Uiw-rcuce"l-iiiversiiv u -ad defe-at at Can-•oa Friday v e i l i n g . The score stood

- t * to -) ili »;)vur ul F. A

'Che ,,-<lies of James Thoninson, aGouvMi.-ur rf.ideiii «hn ^ie.i at **aaiiC was .• o.iuiie.i MI rioiip Kong.

Xntwi ; l i>(a i idnn; nil Vw ta lk a ' -out

the m v r o .soklu.-r.^ a!. Madison i5ar-

r a c k s AiJijcr Uiirluim, wao inves t i -

ga t ed <(»:ian.ion.> ttioro. s-.it>ss t h a t a

m a J i H c . 01 £«•• , ^ j ^ of a

».J!l3b!> .'« a m e ' aw i:

. . < > i . i M J t . \ N l l

* F t h o u g h ho w e r e a res iden t , u p o n

s t e u n ^ l icense a n d pay ing $:> t h e r e -

for Th.- {.f-^'-nt l icence iee lor uoa-

rebide lH- "is $J'i. au. l loi r - . ^ d o n U 51.

been canvas**: .^ ^liii i- '- .-m tii**- e•-l-or

a proft>s!Oiiai t e am : n t find l i t t l f

e a e o u r a ^ e n i ' - m t h a t it < ouici bf sup-

p o r t e d ior mort t h a n a .uonth T n e r e

w\U ho-vever. be a Cit.y 'eat-, «'-\, <VHU-

p;>j»ins- t h r e e twoii* fr-mi t h e - i n w d

o n e fro-n th St. Uvn-<?K-. S l n ^ Hos-

pi ta l , a i d ihe d i a m o n d amusement .

iit rhn sininiifr m o n t h s 'Ail; ; * • sup-

plied .•.•xc!i).--.:vvly by tm- «.ity a m a -

tfeurs.

May I rwln . t h e ; i c l : t ^ . v-!io h a s

a '>eanijfiil s u m m e r h o m e i-uia oj

iprajiite at a <-ost of %2h,<"^ <>n Jr-

WJD Is land in Uie St. -Lavvremv., ;ui-

n o n n c e * h e r i n t e n t i o n of t u r n i n g it in

to a tfwvll s n . u i n t r l iot"l . o>' whh-h she

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The only Baking Powdermade from Royal Grape

Cream of Tartar

:-a,-ketls !

! t h » s o r m - s t a n d s i r x i e r Tho t ; m <-;\MV- ..\HiLs- <fe i l a s k f J l .

.Vlr-v G t - n r g e i v l K i i r , n f ] . \ K ' : . i i v ; u . _ ; > . ,

i t ' - : - >> m'jv i'C i ipr nr,n-. . M i ' s .! H . S:ii

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Island is uj>posite Clayton a:id con-"talDs i) arit-.s of iauJ. With soin*'•Iterations in the buildings Miss Ir-win RI;: be ahk- to acoomincKia'.e sev-eral hu^dred ', ii-itors.

Preparations are being made atCornwall to resume ^rork on the-canal. Derri<'k- are being erecie'lajid m;u.-hinery placed in position sothat by Aprs! 1st a large force ofmen can be set at work finishing' theconstruction work made necessary faythe bit. hrea-eh in the canal bank

5 f ^Unas done last yeai-, iu t there stillremains the iMiiiding of a concretewall to connect last seasTi's workwith th<; stone r>'er abov" lock 18,the removal of the t^miior'ary <\-<unbuilt after the break lasi June, andthe fill in jr up of the canal box torn totbe proper level, which must, be donein one month so as to n&t delay theopening of navigation ihro^jgh thetainals. There is a lot of excavationtor the foundation of J:\e concretewall, and die building of o•• <>r ;?,0-X"yards of that material.

Memf.»ers of a c^'eam^ry firm jn Del-aware -.'-ounty. which have oflces inXew York city, have been arrestedon the charge of kimraina; milk andshipping H to the nietropolis. The•i'tion is the cniliniria'ioii of procetd-

culture, which has been securing evi-dence ir. the case since 0-,-t. 23. Thefjr;n. »t is expected, wii! i>e tbargeriwith o.er 4l>0 olienres. On eachthere i-> .a -fine of not If ss chan $r>0aor more than SJw. This wifl makea fine uf between $20.\A)<) and $40,000if they are convicted. If fines are-ta ooseJ and not paid the offendersmay be impriso::e'J. Tiie case is ateh't one and the resuh will decidewhether creamery men. as is said tobe a common practice, may skim milkand send it to Xew York city. Thela*e -Fe^ntres tbat~nnt1r""nnist' test""3"i«r cent of butter fat. The milkdelivered to the creamery firmby farmers of that section tested con-siderabjy above 3 per cent, and thepractice of the creamery men, it isalleged, was to skim it so that itwould be brought down to this test,an*! then make butter from the creamU*at they took from the roiik.

' >;(<• "< ' - i n n ;i.n-i W a r i w i B r a d yr:--irs.?;i.v in <M;. jonsl , i j re .

,i..s.n r- . (-k.-Tin« w*-nt t o H o w c i k .

l>ai.«y. w.-ncp-Jby.

• 1"r.iJ] ui S. 1 Kimbr.il of thi.s hl^.M>. Kirr.bail ->VK.S 7;? v-a rs ol a - e }- ; - n r v i v d h.- - is wilV itnJ the 3V>i'oine c:.il-f.>:i. John. G^.rge. W*b«l.T aMips Fai th Kimbaii and Mrs. If oSouth, of Brusht ' tn ; Mrs. i Jar ry <-

i.itL .-i" Dickinson Cenl^r. SJid Mrs W.".M;.rirjss-, of E a s t DBCkin.*on. T^e func-wHi i> W'M from the C'liiPtian ohuiat :\vo n'clocic this i -fu-rnooi:. ALsr:-;«-nds -.jin .n .-xt^ndinif s \ - m paih \ •••

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M-ic si.-,'..-.,•>! l;;.-.-t Pniav afternoon:Rotation How I ,id Yon i m V Vrnr.

itulfv.T^va-din , A Bo<>k of V.-ree. :,far j

Tl.->c., Oo&ortunitv. William L^'.vis.!iv-t.ii:itr Itural InfeTicitvT" Wt:dr»^ p*^4^f;--. Aiv Aunt. Margare t Hon.-.n^..'! .^"'^-al .:o-!<;»-,F'<:,rencf- Xichoisli'^.t K a t r Let» and W.illfe: Gray. M'yr

i:- ' - , V. r":-n g r a n d p a Was a U t t i e iv>v

K.-..-J"'(:)!d Ironsides. Vernon Orton)U-'\. L iuHe : ^ * ! W ) i , iftWrpd F<-,ster.IC*:<-:.. Tiif Citv ("•nisin. jJiiv Whi; m;"i n.]<-<•.. T;.:- I >->i M. ).. G"»rtrudt- Bpani-iir.;

CciSr V#ICH irtsson*

iate for last

COUNTY LETTERS.

Trout River\ Mar. 13-Mr. and Mrs. W. Wvlsh and

«aaghu-i, i'o Huntingdon spent Tuesdaywith Mrs. Prank Hughes.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fort in returneditmae Monday after spending nearly ayear traveling- in the V\'esi. Th«-y /pentmost of their time in California "

Dave Moore visited friends in MaloneTuesday.

School opened today with Miss Har-wooa, of Bangor as teach-r.

Mrs. J. A. Cameron spent last week mMAlone helping- to care for Mrs. Hyde'schildren while she was in the hospitalin Montreal having m-.r .-yes vra-.'ted.

Mr and Mrs. John Smjliie .spent Tues-day at the home of Alex Alcs'air.

Wm. lK-mpsey of Malone, f--l>ent t\v->days last week visiting relatives h«?re.

Mrs. v lizabeth McCani is visiting nordaug-hier. Mrs. Thomas fiaynor in Ma-ione.

Wm. «.:;imoron, of I>undee. was founddead at hi.s home Thursday mornint;. He•*«« a brother-in-law of Mrs. John Cam-eron.

Mrs. William McGibbon and Mr?. Wal-ter MicGibbun spent Thuisday in Mr.s.Joiin NesLits in" Ken.-in.c-ton.

Mjcha^.i R)wley arrived Im.r.e fromPlcrceficid. Friday ni^Iit.

Mr?. W-'scs Duquette and little Juicrh-ter .spec: .Saturday in town.

ia«JKh-;ome (.: Ira Gii-bs in this place lastiunday.The patrons of Charles firwin's cream-

ry heU their annual butter meeting-.ist Saturday alter noon. We un>3t>r-laud tiiat tne oropi -fetors of the Krwinjrown <v Martin creameries ir. this vi-ini'.y, are to luake butler the com-

~~MF. Tlml^"SirsT" ciajFk"J"~ttistmgs " andson, Hairy, visited in Bangur last Sat-urday.

Mr. and -Mrs. Stougfrton Brown, ofv'est Brandon, called in this place lastSunday.

Mar. Ii—Edwin Delong, of No. Bangorv«s in tiiis piace after ice the past weekDr- Whitehead, of Burke, called at Mei

•jn Woods' last Tuesday on business.Warred Clink, Hiland Ross, and Ira

,ibbs. iiave !>«*:•» naming hay from Ban-or the past week.Miss iiftien Potter, of Bangor has

«ifci> visiting her uncle•'Clark H a s t i n ghe past week.tid. Barnett, o* Alburg-h has been >n<p-

>in# at -his lather 's m this piace the;ast week.Newell Gibbs, of North Bangor 'send Mr.

•Vescott. of Brushton, were through the>laee la*a Tuesday' buying hides.James Skerry, of Bangor and Will

and Homer ciianchard of West BaiisjorUled ia this place last Wednesday.Newton Ta-yior, of Banger, visited at

Clark Hastings' last Wednesday.Warren Clark and Jos«ph LaMay went

to Potsdam last week Tuesday on bus-iness.

Sari Woods from Brushton and r>- W.Woods.of Alburgh,called jn this place last-Yiday.

The general average price paid for;rmk at the ;Vm. Martin Creamery forhe month of January and February

was $1.1333 per hundred pounds. Num-ber of pounds of inilk to one pound o]butter IS4S9

Meivin Woods visited Deforest Taylort St. itefjis Falls last Friday.KllistOii Rarst: has been buying v.-u!s

which wtre delivered at Brushton Ks;

BrushtonMar. i4—.Miss Beriha Wood com-

menced her school- near Fi. Ovinyionlast Mi i nd ay.

Mrs. Viola Farrintrton has been vLs-itinir her daughter in Lawrenc -eviMe.

The remains of a little child of LeviBnyder, who now lives near Helena,were brought here for interment lastWednesday.

Joseph Afott, of North Bangor, was intown Tuesday.

Howard Potter left Thursday morningfor Syracuse to attend an alumni ban-quet and visit friends there ior a fewdays.

Mrs. E. P. Turner has been spendinga, few days in Ogdensburjr and Massc-na.

Fred Snvder went t-» Osrdensburij lastwwk where he has work.

Bert Gannon of Saranac Lake spentlast Sunday at iho home of his ftithef-tn law, Joseph King-.

Clifford Bo wen is home from Xew Torcity, where he has been employed.

Miss Mary Whitman has commencedh«r school in the Isaae Parr districtnear rft. Reg-is Palls.^ Miss i:i!a Colvln returned to BurkeJfonday fveninp aftt-r visiting her mo-tnere a few days.

Will Farnsworth returned Tuesday frona few viiiya1 visit with friends in Ztfa.s-•raa.

Clark Hayes of Bloominsrdale. visitwlmt the home of his sister, Mrs. JbhnRedwood last Sunday.

Merchant Phelps has purchased ofTtiiB brother. A. A. Phelps, th<< S.' nStevens farm and has mov<>d onto thesame.

Miss Kathryn McMann returned homelart Mkmday evening from a few weeks-visit with her sister in St. Albany. IInephow, blaster Donald Ci'l^ary.. iturned with her for a short visit.

W. H. Smith has sold his meat raa.k<»t and grocery business of CentralMarket to B. C. Mills and .Herbert TJkell. who will continue rhe Business

be home vi 'their i:n•-., in Burk-:;, the }.>a

there attended thi'~ting.

M r :>lrs. Riruben Harwof No. Bangur, visitIra Oii-bs in this

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ASKS US TO PRINT IT.

This Town Has Its Share of Dread^Disease, Which is Said to Yield

to -Simple Home Recipe.

To relieve the worst forms of Rheu->atism. take a teaspoonful of the fol->v/in mixture after each meal and

bedtime:--Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half

ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;Compouud Syrup. Sarsajwrilla, threeotinces.

These harmless ingredients can heobtained from our home druggists,

'i<j are easily mixed by shaking themell in a bottle. Relief is generally

felt from the first few doses.This prescription forces the clog-

god-up, inactive kidneys to filter andstrain from the blood the poisonouswaste matter ami uric acid, whichcauses Rheumatism. x

As itheutuatistu is nbt ooly themost painful and torturous disease.but dangerous to life, this simple re-cipe will no doubt be greatly valuedby many sufferers here at Home, whoshould at once vrcspHrz the mixtureto set this relief.

It is sai'i' that a person, whowould take this prescription regu-larly, a dose or two daily.,,, or even "atew times a week, would never haveserious kidney or Urinary disordersvr Rheumatism.

Cut this out and preserve it. (ioodRheumatism prescriptions which real-ly relieve are scarce, .ndeed, andwT:en you need it you want it badly.

Banflor

i - a r t ->f l u s t w ..-(•;<:[)!•. F. i H r a . l f o - , ]

ri-.i M.-ii-Kt,- f i nd dc i i i« ; ;

M>- .-.-id Mrs. Allen MrKi

B.Vrj-Mj with Mr-. AI^Klwa n s\!>- iLrri Urs. F. P. Br<>\vn.

'l'1-.o Sta.udar.l JJoarf-rs iv-.X!v.!»i o; Henr>- Wood Mon lay.\i.-rch eighth. "

!-<:U1'<MI Jones won* to ' . '^Ii. --.):iai f<>r uvatmt-nt of Lh<-tv-iilly. The ca ta rac t 'lias \ii-ii-ol and reports a r c favorti

-j^r/ch Friday ni^ht was a v . ry pl'-'.tsantI'vcnt and i he Sunday .school c'lil-iron. speciaii. f-n^iy.-l tt.

o;uiKifti]V' t.»" "North Bfiiiffor vv-lvr,' theywere «>:H<vrt;< tnfd at tne iK<me ..f uMr.an 1 Mrs. Will J;k:h. SeU"'UO:i<= of in-si.'umeni.'tl nm.^ic on the pia.no wi-Ttr fui-i.inh.-d i>v Mss Mary u a w r « i : « and MV-vn-J voofil folections by Mrs. >L-Lon-unn A fine supper was pr:>p;uvd anda ^ood t:ni- reported. "•1'inrsday (-v(Mijn^. Miu-c'i II. tho h-'iiif

rifiTv fathe.-jng of the ' friends of M;ss(k.i-H -."lott. The occasion was Mips cjv.u'<--birthda.'. .-aid sho was presented wiU. aii'kfn or' rp?r>en: brancr- and a sum ofr.»oney to remind her of her friend A

Mrs. liyde ajid daughter. Miss L\,-]\-..-i-oni Nortii Ba!ii-:or spmt Wednt-.sdavat ;iu- liome of ' * • _ L L j J P g ^ j ^ " g - _ _ ^ -

.Urs. Henry Wo-.d was tak">a se; ioasiy

iff- v.-ry anx;o"us abou t her. A'i hop,- .•=!,»->

'..Mrs.' "iW'.^-v tC°" f~ 'Ud\. who has

.lar . Ui—The remains of Mr* r>--(.s.-y•AVles White, who- dif-d at thr- iioniet Airs. ITary Adams souHi of RnnLr^r

were tikf-n to Sehuyh r Falls Mo:->.Uvn-v ioi- bural . ".vjrs. J-:rnt-r-v <-;)-ii"PiatL.si

AIT v i U

•y-Mlonal ciiurch Siuulav **v-.xht^,,-crv well fill.-r' houseM.uti!l hi*.< been pummoned from

O-d»nsL'irg- t^ seo IMrs. Henry \l-'o<. (,v,T', !K:> ).•<••n ill severa? days ult!-.

M'-s. Jam-s Whitehead•:-. 'Mi.^ Herdman, of•-re ffutyis ot" j l r s . Arnui

.V3.i-. Miio Baldwin and daug-fUer. Mr--.

i'>re o£ Ellenbursh fast "week.There was ai; old-fashioned don.it! or,

a? ihe home of Frank Friend la^t Tue?-m?r for tlie benefit af the pan tor <.f

the .si. t^; chiiich of Coveytown.Mr. Gops^ell. of.- -Tiiaver's Corners,

went to m e ,Jy..spital in Turlington iastWednesday for ac^meration. It is hopedjje inav -»e speedily restored to health.

•J^densb'urg^"!]""""*^^" " — ":

To the voters of Brandon we wisho announce that the new town officersviii Rive a. free oyster .supper toall

the voters at the home of 0. K. KerryWednesday eveui&K, JUarph 17th. A coi-ciijil invitation ia extended to all. Comm-and bripff your wife or lady friend.Supper Avill be served any time after

i'. M. for the convenience of tho.seK at a distance, .\lusic will be fur-

fiiwued in a separate house for tho.-sewishing to dance. Of course. thosewho dance must pay the fiddlers as

ill. T h e . ladies are requestedbriny cakes and other eatables.

-V.' A. l^ane will hold a butter meet-ing- in the school house at Skerry onA;urch iNth at two o'clock in the after-•«-)on. AU arc invited to attend.

t'iie next mc-eting- of the Ladies Clubwill be lifcld at ifte home of Mrs. Moot.

' u-day, Mar. a«th.i * j * r J i *."/V t, iii K"V-\ t i i ^ - T I ' f t n ^ ? i _ i . ' j . 1 X J * W i I i

be with Vincent Hutchins Sa turday'.Uarch 27th.

I).>nt forg, -t t!;e meeting-"of the V .C. T. TJ. Thursday o£ this week <ti u o |>. .vi. U l j>o i ; ;\ii;L,ai!t!hlin'.s.

f.-on I-rutchins cut Uis foot rjiiite 1>a.-J-ly last Friday.

t-'re.i Hutciiins cn\ his f.nvt Sattn-day

Mrs. "Et ta iteffivney Uvent ^ ' v e r a l d a v .,st we- k wan Mis. v ; . A. Lane.

•eek. He re turned Saturday n ^ h t-»l'- and ;vi,-s. A. I.,, rihenvin, of Mn-

hi i n Ma lor

-s. H.'M-y C:.>X, of "RruslTlonV""^ tt--teiub meetiner at .Mi's. An..

i's Uvn SHiur.iay.I Ke.-lV ;ind HaroM ; i n .l W.u-i

i t .of ' Adirondack \ \ i i i , \ \ .

.iityhist' Monday '

-.!". ,1,1,1 Mrs. Wnldo rsuell ;>re v>.~;^--f:-<rids m \Vest.\ille during Mr Hu.-.i1*M."t.>ol vacation.

Miss Orra Leai-ned of W.-stviiie visit-.-(] her i-ister, Mrs. E . Vorce last weVlt

ATvs. Abbott J k X i i m n r a and chill• | - n spt-nt Saturday evening and Sun-u.iy w a n h^r parents . MT. and Mrsii'-»!-y Cox of Brushton

Mr. ami Mrs. 1;. \v. Mutrirtis -n' \.H-'>**««k Valley, visited ttu-lr" t A ^ i <Mi- and Mrs. > r e d Hutehins, h^t" .Sun-

Mr, and Mr

There seems to be / n u m b r r of*horx.'\s

* ™ « d>-ins- in this vi-=ind

horse last week as did Prank<•-. it. Kerry o^t a cow andMrs. Kdvmrd l ^ n a l U s plae^

Quane

to i/a-.Wrs. Henry Kerry wh,

poor health ail winter ha' ne :"or treatment

Will Earle. of Civism Ka!U <; d-^AJnirpulp for Charles Selkirk

Will Kerry who has ber--, nick th«-a«t three woeks -;s petting betterMrs. John Clark has been uuUe ill the

>a;si week with i^eart trouble.Jotm Kerry, of Qrandon,. and tiobt

^errv of Gray Lake. 111., visited r-la-ives HI town this we-k.Mason Aloore and famiK- who have

-en working for Will Garland "allnnier nave moved back iionv.C. O. Hoofe aur] Alva Hoose fin:shr'd

t h f

Thursday,chool in r>is'

- . Mr. and*r:day.Pred Sova iskittle Majion

paying- with hi!\ weeks has :

Bombay

l iar . 13-The dramatic entertainmentclub has secure! the «ervirfs of Prof H.». 'Jornihh and MLss M. Alkins tr>'assisti> the producti<TT) of the Xohie Outcast\ft success is now assured y

The friends who have heard from \ **-. Rian(>hard report that she i.oyinff i-.crself in Til ton X. H^V:n. Dowea gave several select-,;

and up-to-date talki.n^ m:

occupy tiie Anderson farm soon. ""Na-"•n Fou<it.ain has moved into the

Cola Spring house recently. Herbert |l-'erriy and family, of .vlaione, are backuere 10 run his farm for the comingyear. Ii-: is occupying tiie Spooner houseT-TTTeSpnt.ronn Al'cCa.be, of E>eer River is raov-\-< totheHadley farm lately occupied byue late John B-uell. !Mra. Albett Tower who has "cefn ill \

ec<mt!y is improving slowiy.Miio UusTjir'Trho had -an aitactL_ _ ol_n-umonia is able to be out around...ijariey Freeman "W io has been L-tiVl

up wan a sprained knee for several• • P . C S ^ S - # e - t o be out again.

Mr. and Mrs, Elwood , Xokes spentiinday with M.V. and Mrs. Frank Childs

ilrs . "J HoadTey alicl baby, Miart.Iva,>.a Mrs. Eva TarbeU at Bantjor last

1%'W •veilings ago.•las Bras, have placed

u t t i

hg p t For treatmentfor

eeks died there la.3t week Sun-day. Th« remains were brought hereMonday t;nd the funerai_. was held attho homo of his daughter, M?rs. W. D.Williamson,Wednesday at 10 o'clock, Rev.Mr. Cariey and Revr. Mr. Penney of-ficintins:. A delegation from J. V7. Pangborn Post, Q. A- R-, of Ma»one, attendedThe deceased was a member of the post,having served in the Civil War as a member of Co. D-. 98th New York Infantry.The old veterans are fast passing- awayand Mr. Fenton will be greatly missedby his manv friends in Burke." IJe wasa kind neighbor and a kind friend* Sincethe death of his wife, about a year ago,Mr. Fe-iton has made his hoine withhis daughter, Grace, and has been infeeble m.alth. He is survived by sixchildren, Henry, of Haverhill, MassGeorge, of Everett, Mass.; Albert, ofBurke; Mrs. Wallace Town and Mrs YVD. Williamson, of Burke, and Mrs. WaltTown, ot Colorado. The family havethe sympathy of all in their bereave-ment. Interment was in Malone.

Meander Huntley, who recently soldhis farm to Mr. Rutherford, of Canadawill sefi at auction Tuesday, MarchHtlv his :ows, fanning implements, etc.

Miss Ada Martin, of Springfield, Mas-.is home caring- for her father, JohnM:>rtiti, who is in very poor health.

A. J. Pilling and Mrs. Clayton Ma-t:on visited relatives ir Fort "Covinsrt<>rla«t week.

Ii'ts. George Bentley, of Cnateaugaj,failed on friends in town Wednesday.

Pred Stanley, who has been sellingft^-ds in Northern N. i ., for some time,hii." !ets'rr,ed home.

'J'i;e oysftr supper at the home of.">.r!. Hnd ;vfvS. Ernest Stanley last Fr •day night was attended by about on'-u-irsdred All report a pleasant time.i he rtceipts of the evening were over

Ulyi-ses Cook,who has been visiting rel-:M ves in Boston and other EasternCJ-.-PS for tiie past three w«eksf . - re-

! r.:jnied home last Tuesday.j A vt-ry pretty wedding took place last

;.'. ednc-sday evening at the home of•vir. and :.Jj\s. C. W. Silver when their

J daughter, jfi.ss Alberta Silver, became'il'e wile- of Wm. Spencer, of Burk^The bri.i.-. was attin-d ir. a dress ofchampugr.t- silk and attended by MissiVH'^ ,yf)1?nfier, sister of the "groom.Mr. Wai'er Sherwood acted as b.»st manAt eigltt o'clock the bridal party en-tered th-j parlor to the strains of theive-drknK ujarcli and were met by RevS G. Culev. who made them m'-tn and

• wife. I he house was prettily deeorat-jed in pink and white with green back-Kruund. rney were Use recipients of

| many useful and beautiful presents.{Mr. ano Mrs. Spencer will make their! home with the bride's parents for the; presentj .!r^. l/»ian Brand and Mrs. Carrieif'\^r-r

o<!, A£illon'-*> were callers in town

Mrs. ti. '"argin and Minor Kmith, <.fMalone, und Prank Smith.'* of Tupper1,-ikv. were in town W^ln^day to at-

T : n k n t e n . f u n t 2 - O f thelr uncIp- Mr-and Hf-nry Fen ton wese also»ia t h a E a s s t to attend their

Indian suirs.Pe'.er (Jauit will orp.-e-it tr> ! > r - \ - T-"-ith,-T-

MCI.JU'A-.-!.-; the beautiful quilf l.\- ' W ^ ' MSt. Joseph's bazaar. ' "

:.irv. l-r Fiockvv-ood has '..,--.-21 vi-[i-n^.I'M- ;notr:-?r in Potsdam.

-•ti^p l;ertha ^fcMulien and Grace iv.o-Jian have been visiting wit.'i friends onthe ocanlo'i road.

J-ennie Rubado was in town vee^nttv::i v.^v .f purchasing- tht> Murnhy hotel.

A. \ ; »?./ynolds has been eonf.n-d toins oed bv sickness.

Mrs. Joseph ^pillinys vis't-d at Mr.•ja.s. .-.iurphy'3 one day last week.

returned from Holyoke Mass where theyatttndeti the funerul of Mr. Doonan's lis-ter

Patt Cavanaugh is oecup'-jng roomsover / VV. Blanehard^s store.

Cooks Corners.ar. 1;;—Robert Biccum, who ha,s been

ill for s-> long, died at hisr home Mbnday-ight. He was sixty-seven years of age

nd leaves a. wife and eleven children> mourn his loss. The runeral was

held from the M. E. chareh ThursdayafterncKJn, R e v Benson of Ft- Ctjvin^ton,officiating. Interment was ;n HilJ Viewcemetery.

Grandma Condon has caught a severecold whtch we hoi>e will not prove ser-JOUS.

Prat t Hill, of Bangor was a caller, intown Friday.

Mrs. Joiin Miahar's niece, of Louisvillehas come to spend the summer witii herand go to school here.

Henry Pjielps and 'Lowell Petty, ofBrushton, called on fnends in town onWednesday.

Miss Denneen i*eopened her school inWolf Swamp last Monday.

AUie M_erritt is working f<>r *-be Condonbrothers for a few days.

We here that Uncle Peter French isroing to leave the city and come back.0 stay with his old friends this sum-riei. H'i has rented his old home and

expects to move soon.Alike Mulhare who has been visiting

his .sister, iLrs. John Maha-.- has re-turned to his home in Louisville.

-Vliss l^ucina LaPree, of Brushton. vis-ed iier mother, Mrs. Peter Lapre<- onatuidrn' and Sunday.

I'lif I thndal contest, recently h^Idat Malrne.": will be repeated in* Burker M a y *-v j5pjfkl March 1?, at Odd Fef-

•&-¥_

Mchirtg piles provoke profanity, butprofanity won't cure them, Doan's Oint-ment cures; itching, bleeding or protrud-ing: piled! after years of suffertns. Atai>3/ drug ^tore.

..ir. J M W Hilt, of Cliateauffay. w a st;:e .truest of hia cousin, -' Mrs>> WallaceWood la^t Week-j

A <-iul»t weeding <%ccurrei March 10that the K iley farm in . this town. Thecontraclintfc pa i t iea Were Herber t Otism d Mrs. Jennie Hazen of Burke.

Mr. and i i r s . W. Thomas, of Whipple-\iiie. visited friends in Burke la-«=t week.

Mrs. J. A. Bombard, of Saranitc Lake.wa> the .truest of her parents. Mr. and-Mrs, Thou. Crawford, of Thayers Cor-

; u«rs last Tuesday.j Mr. and Mrs. J. ,Cowan, of Brook-1ft, P. Q., were quests of Mr. andlet, P. Q., wMr?. Maitner

guestsday !a_st

South Bombay.

3,rar. 13—ilr. and Mrs. Leslie G-i'obs,of Cooks Corners, were the guests ofthe latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. AlciMoore, Sunday.

Mrs. O. White visited her daughter,Mrs1. Elmer-Smith, of Borai^av over Sun-day; her son Edward accompanied her.

Mr,- and Mrs. H. A. Russell, of Bom-bay were quests of the former's brother,G. W. Russell Saturday. &

Rev. Griffiths was in town Saturdayc the Ruest of G. W. Russell.Mr. and Mrs. Luman Kins ley went

to Moira, Monday.Ernest Sweet and daughter. Delia, of

r»ickinson, were the guest•> of their aunt,Mrs. Mary Niles* Monday.

Mrs. J. Phelps, Mrs. F. Yadaw andMrs. Mae Lermoude, visited Mrs. Wash-ington Trjron, of Brushton. Wednesday.

Miss Lgtti§ Julmston is home fromBrushton.

The cottage prayer meeting: at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. V. l a d a w Tues-day evening was quite largely attendedanrl a very interesting meeting waai .re-ported ijy those present.

B^irt Russell i» numbere-l with the sickthis weok.

HOW'S THIS? sWe. <.-fter On^ Hundred Dollars Re-

ward for any case of Catarrh that can-not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.We, the- undersigned, have known

P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, andbelieve him perfectly honorable in al)business transactidas* and financiallyable to carry out an? obligations mad'by his firm.

WAL.D1NG. KINNAN & MARVIN.Wholesale Druggists, ^Toledo, O.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-nally, acting directly upon tho bloodand mucous surfaces of the system.-Testimonials sent free. Price 2fL-cants,per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-pation.

Slops earache In two minutes; tooth-ache or pain of burn or scaid.in fiveminutes; hoarseness, one hour; mus-c-ieache, two hours; sore throat, twelvehours—Dr. Thomas' T^clectric Oil, mon-arch over pain.

Mrs. William Henderson.

A SERIOUS ILLNESSBY PE-RU-NA.

MKS. WILLIAM HKXDEUSON,Craik, N. W. TM Can., writes:

"I was troubled with very jgerious in*ternul weakness, whirh exhausted meso that I feared i would lose my mind.

"I suffered agony wit]; my back, thepain extending down my left le^. Thepain was so severe that I would havewelcomed death as a relief.

"Peruna cured me of this trouble,—no wojuler I recommend it so highly.

"It will soon be two years since Ifound relief frosrt the pain and not a6iK« of it has returned.

I am glad that there is a way inioh I can speak of this, as many &

sufferer may read my testimonial, andnot only read, but believe."

Had Given Up All Hope.Mile. Albina Chanvin, No. 50 Rn»

Agnes. St. Henri, Montreal, Canada,•writes: ...

other remedy, as it cured me when noth-ing else could.

"I suffered for years and years withheart trouble, headaches and weakness.I never expected to find anything tocore me.*•! tried Peruna arid am entirely cured.w

I;.—Moving . the order of Omnd family, of Con-

««. vieinlt;

North Banflor.

OF fTEaSTUY BROOK?).Lav l.>-Gr«it excitement and conster-tion Mas caused in our village early

8aturdaj evening by the report ofthe *mmder of Henry Brooks by Onus.iJeviin, .ir., which happened about two.miles eaM of )u»re. A full account ofthe murder is printed elsewhere in this4«ue. The funeral was held Tuv»3dsv.Vnorninn: at ton. o'clock from St. Aagus-ine's etiurch. The sympatliy of our• wnspeople is extended ...to all.

Y W. C T. U. CONTEST.Tlie content Kiven by the Mialone Ys

n the Congregational church here onFriday uvining was a jyreat .success.About /.'lteen from Mlalone accompaniedthe contestants. The nut proceeds oftho entertainment were about ftS.OGMusic w.is fifrmshed by tne Bang-ov Ys."lie several contestants- were so wellnatched that the judges found con.-nd-rabie difficulty in deciding who wa* theueeesH-ft.i one, but the decision wasir:,"Jiy made in favor of .Mass Jeannette

The medal was awarded byyi"'-. o f \ .Tne judges we.re i _ , ... ...("nion School. No. Bungor, Rev. \V. H.Aioore. j.^stor of M.. K. ehtn-ch and

u-.s. b\ W. >!••:<"iizie^ former pree -p-

CHUIU'H AND .S(.»CI1^Y.The ». VV. C. T. i:. win meet Fri-;;y evt-nin.y; .-it 7 o'clock at lite iiom<-,i Mis. 1;. \V. Rich. I'-ry-ent business: is important mat every member be

The Home Guards/will hold a socialor. Thursday ev>min& at the home of•••-*• W nia'd s^ . t tT Everyone is,, in-

S.'lvation Army will hold a JH-I--the M. E. Church irriday even-

; will be a meeting of th* JDuiii'v-V*soektUon at the T'-wn Hall

-.rsday at two o'clock. JEvery far-the coiiriminity is urged to a-i-lt is exp-eted thui a .-'taie

!- wili be present.

tfdiih ovury, "of Bristol, Vt.,;f:eis' .Saturday and Sunday at the

of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VV.

MOTHERS ATIINTIONHealth by VboL Read H e F A w ^ing Letter Fron « CaBtoa, 0., Motber

"I wish I could induce everyther who has a weak, sickly child,to try that delicious codi liver prepar-ation Vinol. Our little daughter wa»pale, thin and sickly. She had noaopetitf and no ambition.

We tried varipus medicines, butwithout any benefit whatever, anashe could not take cod liver oil oremulsions, as they nauseated her andat'iset her stomach.

Learning: that Vinol contains allrho medicinal an/1/ strength-creating:,i.roperties of cod liver oil. but with-out the disagreeable oil, and tonic

jiron ad:led, we decided to try itand the results were marvelous. Itgave her a hearty appetite: the color

I returned to her cheeks and she isj stronger and in better health thanshe ha*> »;eea for years. •

I cannot say enough in favor otVinol for weak, delicate children."-—Mrs. C W. Stump, Canton, Ohio.

There is nothing equ?il to Vino!for delicate, ailing children and lee-bl*1 old people, to build up strengthand; restore a normaL Jjejilthy eandi

i tioit. Those who try it and receivej no benefit i may have their moneyreturned on demand—that's youtguarantee. The Hyde Drug Co.. Ma-lnne, N. Y.

h..

A. :>r:

Wed!

by ' i

quired n-.es to Xew York tin.sd.-iy wiKi-e he has a position1;. '»im. rie will be accompuiiied

r.ttlHr. Fi-ed .Eldred, who wil!natives there for -a. short time

J'he board of education has engagedMiss Aici\ay to finish the year in theprimary department. Miss McKay monies

• 11 l'ci-uinriit'iidtfl by the Albany Tea-lera' Agency.101 win Aveiy has returned fpom the

J;:a.st a,p i is visaing at the home of hisfather, David A very. '

Airs. Emma Ayers, of North Law-rence, is a .«U.-SL i,.| her !^i«ter vu-xSamuel Dickey and other relatives here'

Oi«>Feno= -Uydv, of Mal<jne, spentnturd,->\ with ni.s brother, \V. L,. Hvdo-vliss Gladys tierce was the euest of

-i -nds in Mafsena last weekAirs, riattift- Hich, of Malone, was in

hJaTb^SS^Xr^er^Sj?. tO ""ff. H. Hasting-s, of Tupper Lake,

WfiK a caller in town one day la^t

.-liss ireue Roys ia the suest of hersister, Airs. G. 11. Hastings, of Tupper

A nu Hi ber of .Ualone petiple were vis-itors- in town Sunday. Among: them wenoted the following-.- Mr. and Mrs. J. JMr.rphv Mr. and i t rs . Jame>. Looby,fr. u. Turner and daughter, .vlr. andMrs. .Prank Uob.- and Wilhud Ames.

A. H. Brock way has rented his newtc-'iement on Depot St., to Harry Aveiy,Who has a pus-uon with O. i i a rnn-um!

Dickinson Center.

Mar. lc—The cottage prayer meetingm oe held on Tuwsuay eveaiiiK ac

tiie homfc of Mr. and Mrs. Hii-a.ni ii-Hner.-U.i-, ana .vfrs. Jackson Morey recently

visitod Hieir dau.^iiter, Mrs. Waldo siiam-pinnin Parish vine.

-- --v. iV- i.--. i^iiHh and her brother,^-exjiey J;-rake, ui: j-lbira. spent Saturday

Wm. i. N. Snuta-.s.

Moir*Mar. i.>—Miss Agnes Taillo?i. of Dundee

lias been visiting her cousins, the 1'set.sfamily.

Wesley Drake was a Dickinson t 'en-ter visitor Saturday.

llev. A G. Lewis, who has been pas-toi of the Congregational church heretor nearly ihree years has tendered hisresignation to take effect -in May.

! as. he has secured a lucrative positionnear New York city. All will be sun'yto have -Mr. .Lewis leave u.s us he haagained many friends in this vicinity.

Several from this place attended theRcbekah Lodge at Maione Friday iven-

Cuia AI--<Gkilii-has .rented. A. M- Drake's-ouse and moved into the Kame.Mrs. ~t> N. Burnap has returned from

her visit in the West._Saiut Patrick's ball

''leon

,a«t.M

Beeeherlown, \v-_re vicmitii's and O. i-:. Fd

mother. *id Nichols, ofrs at Wm. 1. N.J on Wednesday

returned irom

,d Mrs. .Joel Freeman visited A1-?f(t Tou-ePanci wife on Friday..ilrs. "\anoy Preston who has beenSiting her daughter, Mrs. Nettie Preifioi .M^U'jue has returned home.Mr and Mrs. George •Diixtm spent

Saturday in Maione." vo gentlemen of rvlalone were in town

Friday looking-; after U'-.e. right of way- - . the electric street railroad. I^et the jgood work go on. •

Mr. and ill's. Waldo But-11 and ehiluren <ue .spending a few days in town !visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falrchiid-s. |

Miss Nellie Smith has commenced her ':>hool in Dist. No. 2.Miss Gertrude Orton spent Sunday

with her parents at Brushton.A party was- given by Gertrude Orton:• her school children on Tuesday nightf -!ast week.

AlbQrgh

3iar. 15—CriadysPtHe little (laughter a t .Mr. and Mrs. Bdw. Starks has gone toMassena to have her eyes ;.reated.

Mr. and Mrs. B er t Johnson, of Law-reuceviUe %'isited Mx. and Alr^. Bernard^lark Friday*

Mr. and ilrs. Cjark Qalo of Sout^Bombaj^ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mjw»."aiph O'Connell.

'Mrs. L«eonora Giliea, of Moira., spenta lew days the guest of Mr and Mrs.Floyd GUlen.

Mr. and Mrs. Orra lijeacham havemoved into the rooms over G. S. Page'sstore r-icently, Mr. Meaeham iiau em-ployment in Mrr-1 Burnap's crefdhery.

A number of the young1 people fromthis place were entertained by Mr. andMxs. Bernard Clark one evening tbepast week.

Mrs. Willis Burnap and daughter, Mar-ion visited Mrs. Arthur Erwin Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins of Nichol-•ilie visited Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Rus-'ell, Friday.

Mrs. Millard Hazen, who has been:onfined to her room for some time,•emains about the same.Mr. and Mrs. Cieorge Page, spont Fri-

lay ev<;ning with Mr. and Mrs. B.r tPage.

£ari Russell, of noira, has begun workfor Keulan Russell.

Miss JEthel Smith, of Norwood, isspending a few days ivith her father,Mr. Machaei Smith.

Mrs, John Stevens has been ill thepast week."

Miss Myrtle Rowley and brother,Olval, of Brushton, visited their .sister.Mrs. Russell one day last week.

H. M. O'Connell has begun work forMr. W. Btirnap in the creamery.

George Wright, of this place, has pur-chased a large work horse

Mrs. Henry Bogart, of ParishvlHe.spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. an.i' ' fj Sumner Russeli.

».,e .-...igei ui ifcuh iws again eivand taken 01^ uf our

Mi'.'i-i i<..--'pe^aftl citizens. Nathan 1'ounu-reured u i !.Vida,y evemp^ in appai^ni-^iy ii-ooi.' licaita but about Jl:k> wasaroused by a severe pain in his chestand in Jess H u m - a n hour's t ime-he-bad parsed to realm* beyond tin* life,

rUailure. ; Therefore, be y^-ai&o

not the .Son of Man cometh." Mr. andM\ti. Yuwig are usually^aione but onthis particular night Mrs. George Balti-w m a n a daughter, Harriet were there

ceased was bora1 in Westville. t& 8yearsago, but has been, a resident of thistown to-.- many years. He "Served hii>country iveli during the Civil war andsoon after its ciose was united in mur-- J g e io Mrs. Mary Hartson,. who sur-

ea lijui. Until about 13 years ago heb engaged m farming but since comingtowrii 10 Jive has been in the emoioy

Orcutt and a • ' -

with -ttJu^ileiiL-

G. W. Gokey is spending a week orwo in town with his family.Poles have been scattered here and

at Brushton by the Nicholville Electriciaght Co. for the purpose of lighting-the village of Brushton.

Airs. u. D. Manchester, who ha*been a jrreat sufferer for the pastseveral \-ears has been much worse the-past two weeks.

O.:r r.nw school commissioner, Mr.Wilcox, visited our high school lastTuesday.

•vt.r. and Mrs. C. E. Brush attendedthe funeral of their uncte, Mr. Paimevat Urookdale last Tuesday.

•Mrs. C. E. Burnap went to Dickinson(enter Saturday to visit her people-wno--ar-e—-IH,-- ...._••-• —

AUtfs Josie Peets is spending a Tewdavs in Massena visiting: friends.

Mrs. Kdwin Knapp and children, ofAlbany, are spending several days withner people at Hotel Hackett.

The inaole sugar season will soon bel.ere, then look out for fish stories.

Mr. and Mrs. Moses Russell an agedtcouple who reside on the Carding millroad, are both very ill and -not expect-ed to recover."Atrr- --md Mrs. Ortrrr Russeti^ vtHTterJ— at

A. P. R-'tabrook's in North Bangor lastTiu^sday.

In Uifi death of, Mr. Jerry i-Jinanwhich occurred at hi* home west of thi«villa sre Sunday morning of consump-tion, ov.i- town has lost one of its mosthighly respected citizens. The fun-eral was held Tuesday .morning at ,stMary's Catholic church at Brushton.i.nv deceased is survived by his widowa/.-d the following children: ArthurKay. Lawrence and Francis, and th*Misses Maa-tha and LuJu. The famdvhave the sympathy of th#- -entire / t om-

" -:__their great affl iction/Mrs- jeivea fBe »ad riewsr S^timtfry~

.'fiorning that her mother had justpissed away in P i t t sbu rgh , Only 'a•|-:!l°-Ti,.time ago her father died En Ma-

Mr, a r d Mrs. J. E, Maxwell pnd »- EBurnap and daughter, Gladys visited"ft':mday at Seymour Webb's

of B. L.«t JCS. j - . . orcut t and Son* most -ef-the time. Funeral services were large-ly attended from his late home onchurchy street a t 2 P. M,, on Sunday.i-C«v. Stocuin wa- i the officiating clexgv-uuxji. 1nt«rm«ut took place in Fair-viev/ cemeteiy. The beautiful cut flow-ers and toiiagu that rested on his cas-ket were given by Mr. and Mrs. Rod-ney Smith and L. C. Kingsliey, ofOttawa, Mi. and airs. W. H Roy ofXewburfe and Mr. and Mrs. H. B- Or'cuvtand MIPS .losie Orcutt, of this place.-ill-. Young leaves to mourtr -his lossbesides his wile, two sisters, Mrs Hor-ace Tower, uf Kansas Citv and Mrs-VJarvin Haskell, of this " p i ^ e onegrandson, .Bart Orew, of Eugene, Ore-gon, one granddaughter, Mrs \ l b aRobinson, of Faust, a step-daughter.*lrs. J. \V. SaJt>:n, and a large circle-offriends who extend heartfelt sympa-thy to those bowed in sorrow. Amon-iuodt- fiom out of town to attend thpruneral w e r e L . K. Klngsley. of Otta-wa; W;-.,Herbert Ray, of Newbur--Ord Cr,t'y —of Maione, Mr. and Mrs'-^Jba Kobinson, , of Fau*t and MrsJj.-ake, of Mioira. * * v

Adirondack Valley

March 11—Mr. and Airs. Theodore Wil-3n, of Sand Hil-, visited a t H K. 111-

t 'ers la^t Friday.Roberf Kerry, of Oiicago, 313., has

been visiting- a t the home of his bro-ther. J. W. Kerry the past week.

Edwin Wood and family have movedto Bang or where he has engaged to- ork for P. L* JSickinson, the cominguann . - " ^

Vermontville

(Received too tate for last week.)* ftfr ,p

r l o " g and severe illness, Mrs.

Prank Ifougn has passed away. Herremains were laid to rest in Unu>n cem-etery yesterday. The funeral servicesv,e»e rieid in the M. B. church. Sheleaves a husband and a littte child. Muchjyrnpatiiy is felt for the sorrowiiurtnends thus called to mourn for this

rung wife and mother,'-ast Thursday the agred uwther of

Jauies C'ainey was-laid to cast in th"cemetery near i rnion Fairs, t^he had-[ * n i" ;i«d helpless for a long time,but n»w-She Is indeed a t rest; her workis done. The memory of her kind deedsand unselfish acts will lout? be cher-ished by those who loved her well "in

own family circle ^and those wh<§Iffl of her old neighbors.

Miss Bessie Smith, of Skerry, was Itiaguest of Mrs. Burt Hutchins Wednesday.

Arthur I>urant is working for C. E.Stuart this week.

Belrose and son, Charles, of Ban-gor, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. PearlBaker one day this week.

Mr. aud Mrs. II. K. Rider are spend-iuj; the day in Bangor, the guests o£Mrs. Octavia Lawrence,

J. VV. Kerry and brother. Robert, werethe snoots of relatives and friends ini'uane, the first of the week.

L. C. Adams is in M&lon** this week,workin? for the firm of Mitchell &Ililey. during the absenca-of * one of the

Mr. and Mrs. William liadley of Con-stabie, spent Tuesday afternoon andevening at H. KT Rider's.

J. J Carroll and I* C, Adams visitedat rhe home of 3 f r . a n d M M . DeforestTaylor at St. Regis Falls, over Sunday.

Mrs. Etta McGUvney s spending afew days with Mrs. G. A. Lane, ofSkerry.

Mrs. Philip Carroll was the guest ofher daughter, Mrai Will O'Brlwi, in Ma-I one Wednesday. V

Nearly all the farmers in this sectionhave sold their potatoes and deliveredthem a t North Bangor this week: pric«-~*5 and 65 cents. *

Mrs. W. W. Stevens was a caller atJ. J. Carroll's Wednesday.

West Bangor.

Mar. 13—-M4s8 Harriet Taylor who hashern connected with the Italian missionin Syracuse the past year, i.5 a guest atfie horn? of Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Law-rence a t prasent.

Mrs. Fisk and Miss O«nevteve i^sk. ofNicholville. A ere guests of their rela-tives, Mary Bowles and Mr*. Hattk»Hoai-dway last week.

Mr. and Mrs. HaiTy Bitn,*y visited atth<» home of Mr, ;ind Mis?. 1>. C. \damslast Mondaj'. ^j

Master Jack Kaine. of Rochester isvisiting his relatives, Mr. and Mr>," -A.A. Itawrsnce a t }>r<isent-

Mrs. Sarah Smart, of Malono, visitedher friend, Mrs. Arthur Brown last wr-^k

March 25 Rev. W. H. Mqme will de-liver a lecture in the church here, thel>roceed& to be used in uui'ehaslnj* afnrnace for the church. Tickets 25 ets.

Mrs. Mary Mullen, of Brushton haspurchased the John Minor piuce on theC'ailop road. ^>

The funeral of Mrs. Mitchell Bom-bard of Brandon was held in thischurch* last Monday. Rev. Moore of-fiefated.' Mrs. Jessie Mfcurkle of Morristown wasthe gues.t of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BrownMarch 14th.

Last Thursday evening: Mr. and Mrs!Bradford Miller entertained a large com-pjuiy of friends at cards.

and Clark French came froms Saturday to spend a few

days a t their pa ren t s home, Mr. and«-«. Peter FVench. **

Reynoldston

Mar. 15—Mrs. John iMartin and grand'on, Jerome Martin, who went to the->ty Hospital at Ogdensburg, relurn-id Jiomu- lust .Saturday much improved

in Health. Dr. Madill removed •>. tu-mor from the boy's neck as large as aman's fist.

John Cox suffered quite a hard «"t-r.ack of the grippe, but is now ableto- be out a Iktle.

i irs . Henry Barber remains ab..ur.the sain? and Dr. McCarthy ii no v at-tending her.

Miss Augustine Gauihier, of Pi*>rce-field, is visiting her sister, J£rS. Theo-dore Bordeaux at present

Miss -^resale--Bean, of North Ba'i"ur\i> utopuvug for a while with her aunt.Mrs, Alfred French.

(r^orge Oberton, of North Ba.ngn\^:led on friends the latter ptirt orie week.U, M. Wilcox, of North Bangor, visit-

ed a t the hotti« of -.Mr. and Mrs F*H. Wikox Satorday and Sunday.

Mrs. Burton Lawrence and Roy B r i ^ sof West Bangor, calied on friends here~ne day. last w>sek.

F. H4 Wiicox was in Moira, I>icl^n->n. atid Ft. Oovington las t • week - inle interests ,04 the - ' • • - • •

Owls Head and ChaamIvfar. i;V-iXrrs. Giles Stancliff is spend-

ing a few weeks with her daughter,' Mrs.P. C. JLaPointe. in Watertown.

rho^e who have been on the sick listare abU- to be out again.

Airland Mrs. Pred da rk and children,of Tfefjper^l*ake, are visiting Mrs.Clfirk's parents, Jfe. and Mrs. Wm. B.

F'rank Ij&mh, who has been spending.several weeks with his family here,hr«j» returned to his work in Massachu-setts.

The Willing Workers of Owls Head willgive a. supper in 'F-ownsend bail on Pri-tiay eveninff, March l&. Everynn" iscwditdl^j^tiMl to attend.

The - i n f t o r s of the MountainCieamerPPSfcaars. Killam and Vissiuhave a^m^er j - busy tbe past weekputtinjr W their ice for summer u^e.Many of the patrona turned out to heiptheui and get a supply for themselves

A patty or yourijjr people from ilukuieatteiideci the neck tie supper on i^-i-day evening. All report: a g.>ed t'meCome again. '

?.Irs. LJllian lloss and son. Carl ofWThlupieville. called on friends in c-waj^jnday.

Mr aat] Mrs. c. E. Lawrence. <»f Ma-l.vne vis.ted rit the "home of Mr? II.« Averill on Sunday.

Nicholas Orabowski, whn hn.s been illfur severai weeks wtth the irrip, is alittk better, though he is -still verywe^kVv P r - H«J*wood has attended himand Dr Furness, of Malone called on'*winiss«HV as counsel.

Mr. tr.d 3lrs. Alexander JoLnsun anddaughter, ife-rtie returned t.t tlieir Lomein Titusville on Saturdav Mr Jorn-son has bj«n engaged in iumberir.^ near-stnta C'ara the past few months, Tlieirreturn was most welcome to th? vmingiiH»pk» ipfi tit Horn*. Thursday * nightv*ien s..»me member of the family wents.uj <« .3>oj<e the storm door about eightj;t !h« eronjng, a bundle wa^ seen ly-ins: upon the storm house floor. It wascarried into tha house and found toobtain J. little baby girl, Ths uttlet»ne wore a woolen ye^ i sd wrapper andthin vas wrapped in & woolen Manket.It is not known to w>iom the chlltl be-longs or who oould have placed it there.Mir. Johnson's people are eating for the

ittie one .at presem. Tho child was•wily v tew days okL

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