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Waukeag Neck

W. have received from JOHN 5 Emer>,
E.q 90! Boston. pr.,s'r let,tr hear.ne
Isl, Mar. =. d. $50 uAson NJ take the lib
eri, 20 usk, q. { .3.ntn- interesting *
tF.o', wa..a NJ. c>i an themselves:
noticed tour article IN thu weeks AMflI-
as on W4uh,i- Point. and a., n4u inter
c,t,l in 4 particularly that part :, '4tju- e.
my cr,A'--raudfsthrr Daniel sullivan. no
ticr on, pr Two inaccuracies % vour article.
though th'y are not 81 -nthcieui mpor;anc, 10
ne"d correction h4., an o'd book that h'-
lpurcd 10 Capt. Sullivan. pa blank l.af ~
which j. ri'J,u. -pautei Sullivan and Ali
gail Bean Wcr, marri-,i. Jun, IAN, I-6ti, by
"E>4. Crufori al Fort rowual". another
count saw by ''Jaiu,~ I raw ford. 10" The
tir-t was. no doubt. written hy ',pt. sullivan
himself - | hatr letter written ts him 10
Col. Alexander amI.,-li, dated .iuy -, I,,a.
when he ws~ abuu; 10 start on hi BagAdurc
expedition. and smother wriIeu -Aiu, day BY
HI, ~ Lieutenant. John B.Ae." 10 col. -
cxanjer Campbell" 81 ". {. En>t Narra-ua-
GU. on the -aDc >ubi','-
The legend j. that there WA no minister OF
magistrate nearer than Fort PownAl tuow Fort
Point. ana { apt. sullivan took Mis- Bean IN
JOY rano, anI padded from sulli' All W there
aud " A. married
notice you ,ay in your article. that David
Bean Ma one % the orj -inal settlers Of >ui-
van. | understand that pal ii Bean one
OF the original proprietor, in Ibe poin, ot land
in sullivan, but that Ia never wrni Their. The
fir>i Bean wa, John. the grandfather Of uncle
Joseph and samuel: and hi- >on- wer.' John.
samuel. Ebcuezcr and james and his dau.h-
ter. Abigail, Capt. Sullivan y jft Mar, ~ hp
married Mr.. Merrill, and lived in falmouth.
or Wc>tbrook. Mr..and Tabiiha. and. ! think.
another Who married Abraham Donuell OF
Frank in. | have i record ~ the date Of the
commissions OF capt. sullivan and M Lieu
tenants. A>a Over aud John Bean. in 81 co.,
9th Niiitia, Lincoln Rcs't. July II, i-776. a.
80 have copies Of The muster roI- ~ Capt sui
ljvan, company, in the expeditions TO Bsga-
duce and Machia>, and thcy are srrt interest
iu.. Il, they contain the names Of nearly every
family then living III that uci-hborhood. or VI
cinity have also ihc book "kiddcr's East
.rn Maine aud Nova scotia TO which You a.
ludc in Aour article. II contains much inter-
estins matter pertaining 10 the early history OF
orr section
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Which was given at Hancock Hall. on FRIDAY
evening of last week, the concluding night Of
the Andrews assemblies. was q brilliant and
ENJOYABLE affair The concert which preceded
the dance given by Andrews orchestra. six
pieces, wa, very excellent, and the selection
from the Mikado. Mr.. Halls cornei solo and
Far Harvard" in answer to- encore. are pro-
nounced hy good judges 10 be exceptionally
fine. The most attractive feature Of the even
ing was the very graceful dancing Of little
Mis- Mildred Narncy OF Bangor. IL wears OF
ase. in which she showed herself To- be mis-
trc>s of the art. Her interesting part consist
el OF three dances a follows: The Highland
Fling" The Craco,ian Dance" and The
Cachuca' a spanish dance. The march" il,
also pronounced very excellent. Mr.. Andrews
saving iha, he bad never witnessed an cx-
hibition Of th, Kind that was better done
Nearly al the ladie, were dressed in calico.
but very hccomn.ly attred notwithstanding.
seventy or NOR couples were on the floor
who constituted very good booking com
pany Some Of the incidents in he
draw ins Of the partners were a. curious A.
they were amusing. The HAYNES boys. two
brothers. Of the Fall village. drew A. partners
The Misses Eppr>. sisters. of this city. Fred
Macumher Of Franklin. and Howard Whit
comb u ihi> CITY, drew the Young ladic. sho
accompanied them; ". +. Avery, HI own
wife: pr SWEET, Mir. Gould. and Mr.. Could
Mr.. NHeit which VA, considered happy
cX,mpHfciiion ~ thr Obi maxim "ENchan-c
j. no robbery" Among those out OF town we
noticed Gcnr.. c. Inner, 81 BOSTON. and MI,
Lillian ~in-oa - sullivan; also Mr. Arthur
Z. liiuekl,l - Biuchul
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Dancing school taught by J. u. Wood Of
West Gou.d,boTo. closet recently With a
grand bal and supper
Mr.. r. ". Cl-ase- returned SATURDAY.
from Bar Harbor with new span Il horses,
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Ra,m
GupiIi! OF Lower West Bay. o tile number
u about forty five assembled 81 their hone
in the afternoon Of March 10. the fifteenth
nnniyer.ar, Of their marriage. The party
was composed Of friends from Franklin, Sui
Ivan. Steub.n and Gouldsh1ro There were
goodly number of valuable presents.
Many games were PLAYED hus "ruckcr," and
the "Muggin, Family" we're eou,iLered the
cream Last bat not least p, any mean,
We mention the bount-ous supper. the lat
course Of which va. huge wedding cake.
After wishing them man, similar ami
y.Issri.., The friend, Of Mr. and Mrs.
Guptil, separated for theu several homes.
The Prospect lIarbor Ice Company ha,
been cutting ICE here, for The past two weeks,
making business pretty brisk.
Our present supervisor. j. not, a, stated
last week IN th:, paper, graduate of Cas-
tine Normal School. having attended only
two terms there. SCoTr.
March 10.
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| Sullivan.
In the last issue of the AMERICAN was q
notice to the effect tina, James Simpson, for
merly of this place, now of Newton, Mass,
with his sisters, had just returned from q
trip TO the Pacific Coast. This is incorrect,
terday, bearing date March at Monterey.
where they were enjoying everything
delightful by way Of climate and would
no: reach their home till some time in
May. They spend the most of the month
Of April in San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles w. Corners very generous
ly and hospitality entertained the "Sorosis"
at her house last week In the evening the
usual programme of music and song was OBJ
served. The enjoyment of the occasion was
greatly enhanced by the presence of her
daughter Hattie, who had just returned from
long absence and whose many friends we're
delighted TO greet at "home again"
In the late thunder storm, the weather
vane on the new school building was torn
in pieces, part of which was lodged in field
near by. The donor Of the same offered to
repair or replae. it. The task Of get
ting the remaining part from the flag
staff, seemed to be formidable undertaking
and one in which volunteers were not nu-
merous. The difficult feat was at last per
formed by Samuel Slower, who with true
sailor-hke agility, climbed to the top of the
pole and disengaged the required part, with
apparently nothing by which to cling as he
mounted upward. ROVER.
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The sad news of the death Of Hon. John A.
Buck. reached this city on Saturday morning
last. and panied all who heard it. II appears
that Mr. Buck died at his own home in Orand,
on FRIDAY evening, after brief illness of in
fammation of the bowels. though it is thought
the immediate cause OF his death was the
bursting OF blood vessel. His life has been
an active and useful one. For many wears he
was largely engaged in mercantile and fishing
pursuits in the State Legislature he has rep
resented his district in the House and his
county in the Senate: in his town he has filed
many places of public trust: IN this county he
has ably and faithfully served as county treas
urer. In these positions. all of which brought
him before the people, be became widely
known and highly esteemed. He was man
Of marked integrity. genial companion and a
useful citizen. His death. which is Il loss TO
the county and the State, will be greatly
lamented.
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Mr.. Geo. W. Newhegin of this city is col
Letting statistics and soliciting subscriptions for
the well-known and popular ''Maine State
Year Book and Legislative Manual" 1885,.
This is most valuable work, repiete with
useful information and carefully compiled sta
tis,ics. II should he in HE hands of every bus
mess man. This work is published by Hoyt,
Fogg 4 Donhsm, Portland, and has hereto
fore been edited by Edmund $. Hoyt, now
deceased, the hate senior partner of that firm.
We presume that some one has been found wor
thy OF bearing Mr.. iioyt> mantle, but il must
have been very difficult task which was laid
on the firm 10 find his equal.
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Charles II. DAVIS.

Charles II. Davis, one Of our most respected
citizens and enterpri>ing business men, died,
after brief Illness. at hi, residence in this city,
on Tuesday, Of this week. aged about 3, ears
For several years. Mr.. DaNi. has been engaged
in the lumber business, senior partner Of the
firm Of Davis & smith. and also in trade at the
h. al OF the firm of Davis. W goldman & Co. In
these and all other positions which Mr.. Davis
has filled he has proved himself capable. en-
terprising snd honest man. A. companion,
he was genial and a, citizen highly respected
by all. His death will be much lamcnte,i. He
leaves a wife and two small children
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For the Ellsworth American,

Mr.. Editor Your Biuehill correspond
ent. Rob SAYS in the last weeks AMERI-
CAN. that. 1T is said Surgeon Goodwin car
ried some herring home in his pocket
That is all true. but Rob didn't tell how
they happened to get into :he Surgeon,
pocket. BE il known that Rob foraged ",h-m
herrin'' for hi, Sunda, morning breakfast,
and IN bis great harr, TO get ;hem into his
own o,ercoat pocket, made the mistake Of
putting them into the Surgeons pocket, as
the two coats hung side by side Oh, Rob
Penobsco,, Mar. Is, Sc GRU-.
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B.r Hsrhcr
$. n. Higgins has leased his cottage for
the season to Geo. A. Robbins Of New York
for $1,000.
A. l.. Higgins has leased his cottage to
Arthur Ryerson Of Chicago, for the coming
season.
The floor Of the Grant brick block, on
Main street. has been placed in position. IN
der the supervision of James F.. Foster.
A very interesting temperance lecture was
delivered at the White church on Sunday
evening last, by |. II. Mcdonald. Pas, Pres
ldent Of the National Camp of the Patriotic
Order Sons of America.
Two successful raids have be"n made on
the liquor saloons here, during the past
week. The poison" in large quantities Was
seized and spilled
The Ocran House a, Bar Harbor. owned
hs Samuel y. Higgins, Will be known no
longer summer hotel. The ell has
been disconnected with the cas-, or back side
and placed in position on the west side To-
ward Nam street. The from, which has here
toward the water. Lodging rooms viii be
let TO those who are accustomed to take
their meals al hotels during the summer.
Il Is undoubtedly one Of the most pleasant
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We are indebted to John :. Emery. ESD,
OF Boston, for Il copy of the Independent
ChrDnicie and the Tuirersai .idrerfiser a
small new paper printed in Boston. and bear
ng date june -. l1>0-N ol. MI Number 6l-.
Il i Of course great curiosity. and contains
much interesting historical and other matter
W copy a. follows;
by he return # Q Eiag II Truce At Ne,e
L"AdpR. trpB Ne,r loFk. on Nonddg SEM
"jght, IRE hare The foHsteing. riz
NEW YORK City, June To-
Last edne>day morning his Maje>ty's ship
lri-. OF 81 guns. Capt. Haw ker. fell in fof the
East-End Of Long Island) with rHermoine
frigate. of 50 guns. and after an engagement Of
an hour and twenty minutes, having men
killed and wounded. forced her to retire with
great loss: the Ir> pursued the enemy in
vain, her foretop-ssi yard being shot AWAY.
and was otherwise greatly injured. and not
withstandng a rebel frigate hove in sight. the
Frenchman continued to retire, though he out
sailed the then crippled Iris. Capt. Hawker
the day before, drove rebel pryateer ashore
upon Long Island"
W. find much interesting matter relative to
the Surrender of Charlestown. giving official
correspondence and the articles Of capiulation
proposed by Major-General Lincoln Among
| the advertisements are the following:
Runaway from the subscriber, living a,
Dillingham;. sometime last April. likely Ne
| gro Man, named Caesar. about - Years OF
| Age, speaks good English This. therefore. i.
! to caution all Commanders OF Vessels and
Recruiting Officers, against nlisting said Ne
gro Man and all other Persons from harbOrne
or trading with him upon Penalty of the law
/ JOHN CoRBETT.''
Also the following:
"A Young oman, with good Breast o,
| Milk. would be glad to 90 into a Family "a
suckle. Inquire Of the Printer"
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A Gard.

Through a column OF the AMERICAS |
wish to'express my thanks to Messrs. Binder
Sons. and Charles Curtis. Esq. for valuable
assistance rendered with their teams. giving
me a short pull, strong pull. and pull al
together, in removing building, for a
blacksmith shop. 10 the spot where the one
was DESTROYED b, fire on tn 23d ut,
J. r. LoNG.
Enat Rl,,ah.n Nh
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TkI TON.

Dedtam.
Granville ID. Goodwin has returned from
Brock,on, Mass, where he worked the past
winter. He is now canvassing for the life
of John b. Cough.
Willie Hurd is stil very sick. lie has
been great sufferer and has the sympathy
of all.
Mr.. Eben {. Spencer has been laid up
sometime with a wound in the knee, which
proved quite serious. 1t was feared that
he would lose his leg. but is now improv-
ing.
Orrin c. pipkhan, Esq, has been to Jer-
sey City 10 consult with prominent phys
clan in regard 10 trouble in his throat.
lie returned short time before town meet
ing and is quite poorly.
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\ clergy man. after years II suffering from that
loAth-nIuc disease. Catarrh, and yainly tn tDg
every know remedy. At last found prescription
which completely currt and saved him from death.
ANY sufferer from this dreadful disease sendin;;
u -elf-addres sed stamped envelope to Dr. FLYNN,
III East 18th st. New York viii receive the recipe
free Of charge. Mention this paper. 3mosf
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Biaehiii.
Woodnecker, have got along.
We are informed tia, nine persons only,
attended a lecture on he Holy Land in the
town hall last week.
There j. very f4ll attendance at the
Academy-so much for a good teacher.
Runners" are thicker than hops"
Geo. f.. Grindl-, foTmerl, 81 Co. T.. 9Th
Name Vols, died las, week from an injury
received IN July, 1861 lie has been una
bic TO work for the past three Years, and
had no pension.
We are cad the printer will get off the
AMERICANS in season for US to get them
on "Wednesday.
Alfred Staples has opened a store IN the
premises recently occupied BY Lufkln as
harness shop.
Capt n g. Tucker met with narrow es
cape from a serious accident last week. tie
slipped on some ice at the head Of the stairs,
and fell to the bottom, luckily he escaped
without serious injury.
The Academy scholars repeated their en-
,ertanment last Saturday night, TO full
house. that were well pleased. The men,
beis of the G. A. r. Post were especially
invited to be present, and after the close OF
the exercises, those scholars that took part
were invited to the Post hall where clam
chowder and coffee were ready. But no
doughnuts.
Albina H. Carter has been having Sc
we're time with his lame leg. 'Twould take
big pension to reconcile us 10 have such
leg as he has.
Geo. w. Clay is gaining slowly.
Eggs are IL cents dozen.
We learn that Minnie Davis has lung
fever. Rob.
March Is.
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Z. Foster & Son are Agents for Morton's
greenhouses and can furnish flowers Of all
kinds at short notice. 1yr4ss
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/! YOU want = custom -uit made from the
bc-t OF material, trimmings ani workman
ship in the highest ~tvlc of art and 10 lit like
the paper on the wall. leave YOUR measure 1T
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will get all
Of these. aud more, Al u low prices II can be-
shown IN The country. lutf
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when the blood j. loaded with impurities,
and moves siugSishly in the veins. An altera-
tive is needed. This condition Of the vital
MUD cannot last long without serious results
There i nothing better than Aver. >ar>a-
parlIla to purify the blood, aud lmpart energy
To the system.
Always avoid harsh pur-ati,c pills They
first make You sick and then leave YOU cnnsti-
patel. Carriers Little Liver PHI regulate
the bowels aud make Won we'll. Dose, one
pih, For sale by ;, u. " i2Sin.
col-an'~ Tafy Tolu -cll, like hot cakes
\ tablet ~ Il yh.wrd after meals viii relieve
Indigestion
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Franklin.
Willard Clark, while at work in Scam
mons & Ciarks spool mill, had his hand
and wrist severely injured by having hi.
arm caught in the machinery and weighing
in tightly enough TO stop the saw.
Joseph Kelly, of Orono, and Miss Leslie
Young, of South Hancock, were in town
yesterday, The guests of Miss Vevia West.
Business is booming at the Merrick
Thread Company's works at Egypt. Mr..
Hamlin says that in spite of the bad winter,
he has had landed at his mill 1900 cords Of
spool wood and is having hauled for him at
other places abou, 500 cords Besides this
he is having large quantity Of lath wood
and legs hauled. His daily pay roli i.
about 800.
George Scammon, while at work in the
woods recently cut his knee quite severely,
but is able to be around again
Thursday last while Alfred Bragdon was
a, work in ynur correspondent. dooryard,
all immense henhawk. seemingly starved
out. seized on full grown hen. Young B.
tackled him and succeeded in making him
drop his prey. He succeeded in escaping
with a few tail feathers Before Ten minutes
he returned to the attack but was repul.ed
again. Look out for your hens.
Town merting Monday.
On Thursday last, the End Baptist circle,
visited the logging camp of Al,ah Haslam,
in the northern part of the town. Some OF
the ladies had never visited camp before
and fully enjoyed the novelty of the occasion
The time was pleasantly spent in converse
ton, singing and music. An excellent sup
per was provided TO which about 40 peopls
did ample justice. The unanimous opinion
| Of the circle was that Mr.. Hsslam is one o.
| the most genial of hosts, and Wesley Lourl
| one of the best of cooks.
! Mar. Is. SHERMAN s.
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Geuidsboro.
A. b. Lorimer, student at Colby Uniyer-
sitv, preached two interesting sermons here
yesterday.
Teams are ali out of the woods.
Ga the llih inst, the Union Sunday
school. with few invited friends, realized
their long wished-for ride and picnic dinner
in the woods. The day was all that could
be desired. A smart trot of half an hour on
The glittering ponds brought US to land, and
to much worn logging road, which pointed
in a northerly direction toward the distant
mountains. In single file our teams took up
the line of march, and for half an hour or
more, through forest of second growth, we
Toasted Cur eyes on the ever changing views
before and around us. What relief from
the mono,ons of every day life in the ktch-
en-. Like all others of lifes roads, there
was also difficulty to overcome in this.
We must climb the mountain side, or more
properly, the eastern slope Of Beach Ridge.
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smart Weed and Beiladonna combined
with tn" other ingredient, used in the best
porous pia>fer- make tartcr'~ :. Wa Il.
Blackjack" Pla>ters the best in the market.
Pric. - cents For sale by ;. u. Virgin.
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last l@EoIRs
Nh. Lorenzo SWEET. Who during the WIN
ter la. been Visiting hi. parents, Mr.. ani
Mr.. David SHett, lril for nj. western home.
Minnesota, the s'h inst. Gong ~e,, some
s'N'~ea years ago. he has, by dlnt OF eners,
persese;ance and industry. accumulated a
large properly, and has made hi. life finan-
oial success Mr.. SWEET, farms contain $50
acres, from which were raised 1900 bushels
Of whtA: the past year. besides other
grams. SyGSEr.
March @
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must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents a line.
Ellsworth-March IL. Dessa A :, daughter of
Annie ii and George w. Brown, aged year,
10 months and IL days.
A bud on earth, left to bloom in Heaven
weep not.
March is. Mr.. Charles II. Davis, aged 81
years.
Mar. 9, Florence Myrl, daughter of Perley
j. and Agnes Phillips, aged months and 0
days.
Orland-Mar IL. Hon. John A. Buck.
Mar 16,-Deacon William Graves, aged 70
wears and months.
BLUEHILL-Mar. IL. Mr.. Geo. E. Grindle.
aged Al years and months, late of Co. E., 9Th
Me. Vols.
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If there ever VA, a specific for any one
complaint, then Carriers Little Liver I'ill, ar,
n specific FOR sick headache. and every oman
should know thi-. only one pin dose. For
Ill. ~ = l. MI.--tn
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The doctors arr nlI Liable d b. mistaken.
They were in my case. II cost me S2tDO0, b.
cau>c they -aii had the Heart disease. and
then told me must die. Grandmother aid il
wa. Liver cpmpIaiut, and 500 worth Of sui
purt. Nt.s
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cleaning l. done With saving u much time
and labor. All hou~eAerper- should u>c il.
Don't tcmporizr with -Dintment-.
lotions, and cleciuarir> art waste ~ time and
money. AN AkE>l>" gives instant relief
snd j. the only certain and intailibr cure
sample >-nt fre,. Address "ANAkE>I>.'
Box 4ii6. New York
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To human view, its but question Of
days, when Mrs. Ehen Sinclair and Mrs.
Otis Sinclsir will pass Over into the great
beyond
W. s. Treworgy Who terribly cut his
left foot, IS slowly recovering. He has an
even chance not TO be lame for life
Job Young, an octogenarian. is serious
ly sick, His recovery is hardly possible.
The vessel to which Curtis Clark, Jr. be-
longs. is weeks overdue. The friends are
anxously hoping to hear of her safe arrival.
The las, seen of IT. Adm" was in the
poets corner.
Say. poet Thomas, say.
Thought inventions YOUR forte ffor-ta)
The assessors are going round" to take
the valuation. Usually this going round
valuation is "farraugo of nonsense"
One Of our gray haired ex-soldiers is ''out"
on Jail bond This locking up of poor
men for debt. is a relic of barbarous age
Our pension claimants, of which We have
no, few, have discovered that luck is the
winning factor.
Two well-to-do townsmen propose to law
i, over a small pile of kIn-wood Better let
the dispute 'lie in steepe" for time, for
nothing is more uncertain than the verdict
Of petit jury.
Has Surry become an M. D's" Freshman
field ? RURAL
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Snuih Surry.
Mrs. lydia Cunningham, who has been
SICK. has so far recovered as 10 be considered
out of danger. DR.. Abbott attended her
The first vessel to be seen in the bay
this spring was the schooner Eagle, Capt,
Nlliken. from Rocksnd.
Capt. C. O. Young. has had 40 cords Of
kin wood cut and hauled for Rockland
parties.
MI Nelson Dyer and family. who have
been spending the winter here. have re-
turned to their home in Trenton
Mr.. Albert Jones and r. l. Leonard
leave home today. Mr., Jones goes to Con-
cord. y. H.. ard Mr. Leonard to New Bed
ford, to JON Capt Youug in the sch Alta
Wells.
Miss Sarah ". Treworgy has been visit
ing freud, in di.rric, No /.
TIE Rev. Mr. Nanton preached in the
church YESTERDAY.
i. II Harden 4 Son have quite large
contract ipr clam bait.
At our annual district meeting Edgar
IreWoTgy was chosen agent. ;hs is Mr.
Tr,norgl', third year a. agent which show.
INA, he gives entire satisfaction.
Ma. Is. No /.