Centftour*oursrgattindol*iniloi 'ours 'our* ours haul ward itlett \ M.12 bo Is2kl pytilinghellvfriends while on her way to her old home In Jiāarmtngton.j*Mrs. Franklin Canney, who has passed the winter with her daughter, Mrs G. W, Qulmby, has returned no her home at Meredith/*N. H.Fred Bubar, a fortAer member of Co. V, has enlisted In the United States army. He is now at Fort Salem, but will later go to the Philippines.B'rank R Guernsey, Esq., of Dover, was a visitor to the capital, yesterday. Mr. Guernsey was a member of the Maine Legislature in 197 and 1899.Itev. Thomas P. WUllams of Seara-port, who la assisting Rev. fJ. L. Qtaltn-* by of the Congregational church. Gardiner, in fiDihe special services, was In the city, y^sterhay-Of the seven honor men ip the sfcfllor class at Phillips-fexeter Aiademy, as announced at the end of the winter term, three are Maine boys. They are^ Samuel Tit comb of Augusta, Paul D.Busae sale t to mense i ly to I weatheThe . remark choice and to* that faWish lamps, duced pots, one-haLSteve w el con other j dlally shine 1Theschooltl l