AuKusta,Me , New Ago: In IW Lizzie^M. Trask, of Vienna, was drr^BOiakin^ in^Lt-wUton. Mie became into possession ol^gold 25c piece wifd a hole in it. This she^showed as a curinaity to her friend*. At^that tiiu- she had a little niece two years^old. daughter of Jonathan P. Trask, now^the wife of L' man butler, trader in Mount^Vernon. The iit'le coin I.izz'e once showed^to her niece Addie when she was a very-^smalt Kirl. tellintf her that she would (Jive^it to her wh.-n she wai old enounh to take^care of u. Uaflta d.. d twelve years ago.^In her jMisses-ion was a Rood iady's wallet^her mother used until tierdeatt. seven years^ago. Then James, a bro'herot Lizzie, had^it, and it has been in constant use almost^daily ^v- r states, either by him or his wite.^The little ^o!d eo;n was never seen alter^Li// e's death, or before for several years^by her tnends, and its whereabouts were^not known, and. m fact, its existence hat!^passed from their memory. A few days^Mrs. Uutl.T made her parents a visit, stop^ing with them several niKhts.
