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Mr. William Herrick has struck good
vein Of water In his new well 1t depth OF
twelve or fourteen feet



Last week 1t was the Methodist circle
and friends that accepted the cordial invi-
tation of pastor Bowler and wife TO gather
for picnic In their pleasant home st
South Hancock, where we found much to
enjoy in the roomy old-fashioned house.
The parlor walls show the original paper
Of thirty eight years, and the carpet Is OF
corresponding age, each in good state OF
preservation. A silhouette of Mrs. Bow
ler's father, the late Elder Watson. was
easily recognized. Here and there bric-a-
brac, ancient and modern, arrests our atten-
ton But IS usual the dinner table Is .
strong point and we are drawn away to
fall into line guided by the fragrant cofie
to headquarters. A warm cup Is passed
to US, then cream and sugar, the steam
ing hot coffee, brown and clear, following
close, but we cannot tell how that delicious
beverage was prepared-ask the hostess.
II was success. After dinner . ride to
the Point is in order, then back to tea. As
the day nears Its close adieus are said to
the kind friends and we 60 on TO the Bluffs
and away home.
Mrs Brownell Of Boston IL visiting her
nephew. John P. Gordon.
Some Of the owners Of the J. F. Cool
idge, built at Milbridge, rode down to
witness the launching last week, 1t was .
successful affair
Mrs Emeline Millett was so unfortunate
as to dslocate one of her shoulders last
Thursday.
This time 1t Is baby number thirteen at
stage driver A. b. Fernalds-a little girl.
Mr.. Cousins and a party Of eight from
Oldtown are tenting on the beach at But
ler's Point.
Sept. 2. LEON.
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ssrry.
There Is to be lecture at the NJ T.
church Snrry, Friday evening. Sept &. by
Rev. N. I.aMarsh. Subject Success or
Failure" 1t Is the first In course OF lee
lures that Bro. Phelan is trying to get up
In aid Of fund to repair the parsonage
buildings and we think by some Of the
names on the list OF speakers that there
VIII he great deal Of information impart
cd. We hope TO see them well attended.
Miss Blanche Moon, the young lady at
East Surry who was injured by the explo
sion of torpedo at the depot In Ellsworth.
has not yet fully recovered the use Of her
arm.
Our Boston friends begin to migrate
homeward. We noticed the departure last
week of Mr.. r. A. Stone. Mrs. Henrietta
Lowe and three children. Mrs. Wright. Mrs.
Wheeiock and son BERTHE. Mrs. Redding and
daughter Carrie; thus we are reminded
that summer is drawing to a close.
There were fifteen members of Purity
Temple who attended every meeting Of the
temple last quarter and we think the mum
Der will be larger for the present quarter
The Temple gave concert at the NJ. F.
church the evening Of Sept lst, assisted
by Rev. b. u. Phclan; subject Temper
| ance Teachings Of the Billie, taking the
life OF Daniel a. the leading feature
Surf
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waItham.
Mrs Chas. T.. Woodcock accompanied by
Miss Isabelle Gregg OF Amherst starts for
Lewiston this morning and will remain
| till after the state fair.
Mr. Herman Jordan has returned home
from Bar Harbor with his team
Mr.. Molbry Ua>lsm has recently lost NJ
/ teen or twenty sheep and lamb- By mis-
chievous dogs and says he found several
more with the sides Of their heads badly
torn. 1t is advisable for the owners Of
these dogs 10 look after them more closely
any one is authorized In killing dog
found chasing sheep.
Mr. : h Giles has growing In his gar.
den a squash which measures So ~ inches
In length and 53 IL inches In circumfer-
euCf-
Mrs Susan jordan of Ellsworth and
Mr. Sarah Patch Of Lawrence. Mas
/ have been visiting relatives in town the
past week.
Mr. and Nr~ Chas Curtis OF Ellsworth
were in town Sunday
MIR Joseph Hastings was taken very
III billie visiting her granddaughter. Mrs.
slowly recovering.
\ number start from here for tile fair
81 Bangor Tomorrow morning and more
are going later in the week.
All are complaining OF very dry weather
and fearing that forest fires will start be
fore We have rains II il quite a wonder
they have not started before this
Sept 2
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Mr.. Lewis Y. Marshall and wife arc at
presen, In poor health Mr.. Marshall l.
threatened with fever but we hope through
The skiiful treatment of pr Haine- OF
Your city, who is his attending physician.
, Il may be broken up
Mr., Lydia + Alley. A. cstimahlc Lady
Of Lawrence, Mass, formerly OF this
place, l. here on prolonged visit 70 rela-
lives and friends.
On Sunday morning last we were pleas ID
10 greet the welcome conntcnance OF Capt.
John II. Anderson and wife Of Hancock.
who rode twelve miles from their home
and arrived In tim. to attend meeting at
The nton church her". They are respect
cd former residents Of this place.
Your correspondent received pleasant
call from Mr.. II. d Phillips and wife u
your city on Thursday ~ this week Mr.
4 Phillips was in town on business concern
Ing The msl route from Mount Desert
bridge 10 Oak Point,
Mrs Alanson Googins and Mrs. Nahum
Berry Of Lamoine have been here this week
on dying visit 10 relatives. Roy.
Aug. 30.
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= E Nc';owu has moved from the
shore road - Grant s. Ellsworth Mr.
Eher lclii~on has moved into the huildin.
a2iel by Mr.. McGown
Sadie Joy j. teaching a; West Ellsworth
Mr. \ + Moore i building an ic,,-hou>e
to contain s?j cakes Of Toe. on hi- lot on
North street
Miss Mildred Moore j. teaching a, OILS
Nir~~r- Charles ami Joseph Whitney Of
Boston arr visiting relatives here.
Schools commenced Monday; the
grammar -slop. taught hy MIS- Julia r.
Thomas ~ EIrn. ami the primary. by Miss
Abac ny u Ellsworth.
Mr liphru- Moore ha- been quite SICK
threatened With typhoid fever He Il i'm
proving.
Miss Lille Frost and Mrs Lizzie Thump-
~on ~ Waitrvjiic. accompanied by Mis-.
visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jud-
son Frost
Nr Ir,i Brnnctt- mother ha~ been
quite Sex being threatened with typhoid
fever She j. improving.
kcy. J. Mariner of Lynn. Mass. who
has "a many fr!cni- in this section. remain
81 herr over The sabbath while on his way
t' the Frvr Baptist yearly meeting At 5.
Hancock He preached in Union hall sun
day afternoon from the theme. "Pomp"ii,
or iil tInd destroy city IN day
Nj Mariner has many friends here who
haS, ,uJoycd ht- visit very much.
Nj Levi Bennett returned from her
visit To rcnoh~cot last SUNDAY
IT." longest passenger train Of the sea
son passed through here Monday. IL con-
iair,d r.u car. aud was drawn by two en-
2ln,>.
Nj ~umn"r Birkford has moy,si 10
Franklin 81. Ellsworth.
IL, attendant physician on Mr.. George
A Cptt.r denies that he has consumption.
a. r, PORTED in oUi asst weeks CORES pond
ente.
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City and County.
In Beard OF Mayo ane Aldermen.
sept a, 1880.
Rtult.AK SiFEItNG-

kEtl LAX MEtitNtt-
Fr,>b4rit Cu-liuan Ia the chair.
Aldermen present, Cu-hman, joy. waSEa;t
an,i aHpbeil.
I.aft IL accounts No. :.
Iu The Board u Aldermen The committee
ou account, and claims have audited the bills
uHn,,i below and have allowed the same The
ta.--ag % The following or,i-r to pay the same
/. recommended. Aldermen Cushman, JOY.
Wa>-adt and Campbell committee on accounts
ami claims
ordered by the Board II Aldermen. That
The ms,or draw his warrant a,sins. the prop
,r fund for The amounts named below. in pay
MN, Of the bills audited BY the committee on
accounts and claims, amounting 10 stD.3l.
Passed by the Board OF Aldermen, septem-
Der ,. 1853.
Attest IT. r. HALE. Clerk.
Voted That the report Of street commits
>ioner McGown lie accepted and thsi The road
rolls be committed 10 b. T. sowlc, collector Of
taxes. for payment and that the mayor draw
hi- warrant in payment Of the same " found
correct against the proper fund, viz: high
way. s2i0.23, Sidewalk. sl5i.Ss; bridge.
56.72
Voted. This, Aldermen Cu>hman snd
Campbell constitute committee to wait upon
superintendent II wster work. AVER sni -tskc
out lhe hydrants.
Noiti 10 siiourn
Attest 7 +. HALF, Clcrk.
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The town Is full Of visitors at present,
and we begin 10 realize that, as one writer
has remarked, Maine Is getting to be the
playground OF Americans. Among the
most noted arrivals are Judge Reed and
wife OF Colorado Fl. Brookman and wife
of New York city. The ladies are daugh-
ters of the late Col. r. Carlton. They
are stopping at the old homestead with
their brother, "Dud" Carlton.
n. V. Tibbetts, an employe of the pen
sion Office at Washington, Is home on a
vacation. His houses are full of friends
from Washington. Mr. Tibbetts has sold
quite number OF house lots at West
View" and there will be a number of cot
tages built there In the near future.
hear from Messrs A. W. Herbert
Hale that they contemplate erecting a cot
tage at their beach on Bluehill bay soon,
1t will be to rent TO parties desiring quiet
rest through the summer
Herbert X. Bridges under the treatment
of a faith doctor" has so far recovered
as to be able to ride out every day. and he
believes he shall ultimately recover.
A. W. Bridges and F. L. Allen, two
StcEIlDS SouES thCh VI DiOohiihi iheSuh "
leave for Boston the coming week. May
success attend them.
District No. are having their school,
house repaired, new improved seats, &C.
0. P. Carter is doing the work.
X. r. Babson Ia remodelng his house,
new windows, doors, &C., which improve
Its appearance very much indeed.
Capt. Rufus Wells will remodel his
house In . few days. Winn Stanley is TO
do the Job.
have been to Bar Harbor since | last
wrote, saw lots of friends and our respect
ed President Harrison. felt decided de-
gree of pleasure to think helped to place
him In his exalted position. thought
when saw J. G.. Blaine he was a giant
among them all, and Maine has reason TO
be proud Of him.
Sept. 2. BENDIGO.
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sedgwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Colt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Christie, Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Smith, have
increased their wealth recently. They are
the happy possessors of little strangers,
all girls. A home with children is always
rich.
A large number of summer visitors are
leaving US. We hope Sedgwick win have
the pleasure of their presence another year.
Deacon Wyer G. Sargent, on behalf of
the people who would like to attend the
Hancock Baptist Association at Salisbury's
Cove, has chartered the steamer "Castine, +"
to take passengers from Castine, Sargent
vile, Sedgwick village, BROOKLYN and Blue
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->er 4.fs Y ne FIR September con-
tain, tie opening a. 5ers Of new serial-an
excitfn. aud patriotic -pmanee Of colonial days
by U.rau Frederic, be I.ouIon correspond
en-, ..fta. Nsgg York Times, The last regular
article in tAe successful railway series of
twelve papers. which. after thorough revision,
are .a,o 10 be tubii>led ia 4 handsome vol
nua: aUoiEar Of The Fishing articles. this
time describing the picturesque Nepigon re-
ZION Of Canada: an out of-door psper by W.
I.uffop Gibson. with the authors own Illus
tss.ions sa end paper By the famous Irish
loader historian, ana novelist, Justin Nc
CFrtbr. and other striking papers on literary,
educational. and military topics by eminen,
writer, witi short stories and poems
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Between II and O'Clock on the morn
in ~ Wednesday, tile 18th nit, wakeful
residents Of Lamoine and Hancock were
startled By bright IRE on the west shore
Of Hancock Point. The precise location
remained a mystery until afternoon, when
some ru-ticators found only smoking ruins
where had been the old fish house OF the
Crabtrec brothers. Agrecn and Eleazer. II
i long since the porgy business died out
and the building plainly showed marks of
the weather and of less kindly visitors.
Boys had pulled down its chimney, carried
away its windows, broken holes in the
roof, and torn off the time-stained boards.
Its value, therefore, WAS small, though IL
was useful as a boat and bath house. Col
lin- Penny lost a dory which was stored In
it at the time. But aside from Its worth
in dollars, old associations of hard work
and stirring times will live In the hearts
of those who peopled it in years past, and
many of the younger generation will often
recall romantic or tender memories that
cluster around the odd porgy house
Whether the lire was set in malice. for
mischief, or by accident will never be
known except to those concerned in 1t, but
We have reason to he thankful that 1t was
confined to SO small All area. The dry con-
dtion of the woods was favorable 10 a
coniagration that might have swept the
Point.
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Hermon small AMI FRANK Small lift
town Friday far Union.
Mr.. Jennie I.iru WIN Aa> been Stop
ping at Prospect Place, LIFT nh hcr honc
in Boston Friday.
Alen VI Small WIN IA. beeu very -ick
OF typhoid fever !, recovering
Rev Mr. Jenkins 81 Philadelphia delly-
cred an excellent lecture AZ The chapel sun
day evening before large audience.
The following persons from sunset at-
tended camp meeting At NorthPprt, Thurs
day Mr. and Mrs. Amos r. Small Mr.
WIN. Powers and wife. Deacon Hale Pow
ers, Mrs Samuel Eaton, Wlnhvld Eaton,
Dudley Sellers, Luella and Ethel Sellers,
Edith Lufkin and Albert Sellers.
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Ellsworth
Tho liiiie LOU 81 \. W. King, 10. {. Wv
SOB With cholera inftuium.
II II. Gr.g-, La, f!,r,-. l.-,.- a, the far
f.. r..-.s-. U4l,i,.etasi.n Knox. barlow at.l
u.,..r.
N.,., t-r.,,..-.t,. .:..,.... .-. j., Ran.
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d. ~ 4'''"' n 'u.- '',-
a iattr fram + .woria, consisting N
W.. >aFarA and ~it'. Mr. Hathaway, aud
fi.rud y ho ARP staying II Han Xxx POINT. were
10 town Friday. ~. Ij@seft li@r1ld.
A iiue thrre-.na-;ed schooner Of ~ ton-
-ru-s. called J. F. Coolidge. launched
Aux. .. from The yard u j. ". Sawyer 4
+ Sons, MAITid.e. She bai.- IRON. New YORK..
Z j. commanded BY Capt. J II. Bra-clon Of L.
. ~ 8.
the captaiu sud Others.
4 d,m .jrty feet hiph ana me same IN
length /, to b. beilt .cro>s q d..hin.. plctur-
e>que liiile stresn on the Ane.' farm, Cas-
tine. reports the Wig The owners intend
erecting a large hotel upon the Grsr farm
. Thi- stands upon an emnence commanding q
view Of the whole harbor for mile. around.
The location S the most picturesque TO be
found on the COST. For wears il has been "a
lnou.
NJ Io.cnh u Trck,r n, po.,o, nth Ri.
wifi and family roze,her With RI,sh;,l ,ris,,l.
yrsrs T., This citr Saturday Mr. ruct.r farmer
Is Of hi. place but FOR MANY wears an emnlov.
an ,,.a Ro.,or Daily Trapscrin, b.s rot II.
tied hi Old home before for sixteen year,
fls u u au affithtf'F ~ tuc AffhitAN OF
flee when \. X. Sawyer first assumed the man
agemen'. Joe is looking finely ami hi Ole
friends 10 this city were glad 10 meet him.
A Bar narbor Record correspondent say
thsr the village Of Bar Harbor ba. been . ri,
MAR ,nu,wpmp factory since Pr.sid.p, U.rri
sons vtsit becsnse I'll. Frc.nencv ,Bdr,
shake hands with everybody. But the cr,,n
bier. are beginning to find out that it was thei
own faut that public reception was not ar
ranged. Their forethought came atterw ards
A inyepile temple with 10 members W /.
orpauized In west Ellsworth. Aug. D nv Dis,
supt. Mary 2. Page. called Page Temnle. Tn
following officers were elected: MIS-. Jepni
Avery. supt.: Mrs. Z. 5. Richards. A.,
supt.; EXON. Mrs. E. Z. Ingalls,, Miss II
l. Hardy. Miss Inez CHM; Frank Mouton, c
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\ very enjoyable Sabbath schoo. con
cert was held a, the NJ. F.. church last sun,
day evening. The building was very taste.
fully decorated. showing great taste on
the part OF the ladies'. Mrs Smith, the
originator Of tho concert, deserves great
praise for lts successful Performance the
house was 81. IliIc,L
Prof. ManIcy OF Wellesley college. for
merry a teacher in the South spcsks In tho
NJ f. church next Sunday evening on the
work OF the Frccdmsn's Ala Society A.
c onducted by the Methodist church.
We are well supplied with rusticator
and If the better Glass they may not be the
cream Of society" but they are "hcncftors
Of society for they have been in the part
ami arr now blessing 10 U. intellectually
aud religlou-ly. Among them We notice Rev,
Mr. jenkins chaplain OF Presbyterian
deaf and iumb asylum, New fork; Rev
Mr.. Sterling pastor Of a Unitarian church /;
Professors Sterling and soEthworth Of
Michigan also Rev Mr. Houston. former
pastor Of Congregational church here.
Tn. annual union Evangelical grove
me-, ting was held here last Wednesday {;
large audiences a, all the services Rev
Mr. Nanton. pastor OF VI. r. church
preached at 10 IL A. NJ, Rev Mr. Hal
pastor of Free Baptist church. lee social
service at o'clock and st O'Clock Rev
Mr.. Gleason. pastor Of Congregational
church preached Rev. Mr. Bedford.
pastor of Baptist church. WIS unable L.
come, bat his society was represented.
ANON.
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Died.

Ghttnarg noiices iesohi NE bafe, Name and
Age mastbe poid for at TIE rate Of te4 cesIs line.
Bangor Aug. -. Mis-. Mary f. Emerson Of
Ellsworth, sged y years, months and II
days.
Bar Harbor-Aug. -. Mr. Alexander Nc
Quinn, aged - years and months.
AUG. ~. Mrs. Nancy V. Arey. aged -
years and II months.
Mt De,ert-Aug. ~ Carl f.. -on Of Mr.,
and Mrs.. Frank Arnold, aged 4 years and 9
months.
Town Mn, Eden-Jus y, Fred Higgins,
son Of the late Capt. Richard Higgins Of Huifs
Cove, aged % wears and ) months.
Eden-Aug. Is, Alberta Campbell, aged
&c wears.
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Blsshtli-
The Bluchlll town fair" will b. held
Oct. ..
The Academy aud free High school.
fall term, will begin Monday, sept 9th.
Rev, VI VI Cutter Of Boston. is In town
on hi- annual visit. He will preach at the
Congregational church Sunday morning.
) L. Cushing. Esq. OF Boston. is in
town, at his farm for few days.
Oar genial and accommodating express
man. David Dodge. il confined Ia the
house ~ sickness.
sept. ,. SUBSTITUTE.
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Mrs. James II. Mcfarland has knitted
two pair Of mttcns made from dogs hair
they are remarkably fine and soft and Of
light yeliowish color. The dog from
which the hair was taken was very small.
but there were one and one-hslf pounds of
rolls made from two summers shearing.
Aug. Is. SuMAC
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Oriasd.
The penohscot univcrsalist association
meets here sept I. 8.
The Congregational Sunday school held
is ANIMAL picnic at Alamoa-ook Aug. -.
They report having very pleasant time.
Il + very dry and hauling water Is the
order of the day.
Two ~ our citizens arc working on the
driveway n Cape Roster aud others are AT
work on the water works at Bucksport.
Mr., Ell. Marks made sixty Thousand
bricks last week. II was an extra week
work, probably better than has been done
in any other yard on the river this sun
mcr n the weather Ia favorable he will
strike" till the middle Of September aud
expects % have thirty arches,
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Frypf.
Mr. Hopkins, the president of the Mer-
rick Thread Co, and wife, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs T. W iIamlln.
The ladies ~ the Egypt sewing circle
met at the school-house, on The evening of
Ang asth, to dispose OF what goods they
had on hand. they also gave supper.
from which they realized thirty dollars.
which will 90 towards furnishing the
schUol-housc.
Mrs. Bct,cy CLARK has been very sick
but is now Improving, under the skiuful
treatment Of pr Phillips.
Sept. ,. G.. j. :.
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4 Fact Worth knowing,

A ) ct. package Of ZOMUNIA contain, G
ounces OF soap and 4 pint OF Ammonia. In
powdered form. II make hard water and the
hands soft, washing easy. and clothes snow
white. Cleans Paint, Glass and Marble. and
washes dishes to perfection. just the thing
for washing sinks. Bath Tubs. etc. II work.
like charm In the Bath, leaving the skin soft
and smooth. By III use Tea, Coffee and Fruit
Stains disappear a. If BY magic. The An
m0ata IN ZoHDnia gsdA Is il superior o. Ill
Rushing porders. iw5G
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Ellsworth Aug. q, by Rev. : A. Blai,dell
81 Bath, Nj. Charles Tarraut Of Milwaukee,
Wis, and Miss Lizzie Macomber OF Ellsworth.
surry-Aus. 81, by Rev. d. b. Phelsn,
Aware l.. Garter Of B.uehiii and Lois +.
Staples OF Surry.
Orringtou-Au y, by Rev. II. :. A-ey,
Mr. Charlie, l.. Bowdeu OF Ell-w Crth and NJ is
I,a VI. smith Of Orriugtou
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when Baby -As sick gave her Cas,oria
when she -As Ch.id she -re,l for astoriA
Waen FLY, h"sau.s Al'- shn q ing to & l.toriA,
whom .ns ~ l..drrA san sAyo tLou. Aator,.>
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IL a.4h "a
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80 i..,........l "a,
~ NV '' ".' '+ - 90
hi' '"i't' VI Dr. '''''- -'' ''' 49,
anu hF'. 4 I u'''''''''
%. q. Gri3t - ~A"w.r-ati. NJ, special
sgau; for F,v..r'' fir' n-HFane' Cos l. ~
town.
NJ. no.t.et ~. mi uAyl. u Boston
.ou ,,.e t..o james W. oati-. on pE- street,.
ti.u,.k.
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Ill. Imam, "a. .r.-.....,,.
II '''' '''"-'"
y ~
"H ''JN'''' 7A'"' '"''
tn" -h"e faeiory-H- changed iToin th' A''
q ei"etr'c to steam over. ." change was
made a"ce>sarv hy = failure % 20" electric
company 70 fHrnls sufficient ani FrAab'c
power
-Th, I-ui.ar'sn uurch y oh h. or neil next
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HILL on Tuesday, the 18th of September,
returning on Friday, the Goth. Boat char
tered for $50, to lie paid by the number
who go. 1t Is expected that at least sixty
will 60. Let Us make 1t good hundred.
You cannot hire team on such low terms
for the long drive. The boat i new, com
mndouS and fast We Shall he IA the safe
hands pf Capt. Barbour. Of the Baptist
church tn Bangor. Look out for time
table in next weeks AMERICAN
Mrs. Eliza Dority. mother Of our highly
esteemed proprietor Of the Travellers
Home" iird on the aSth OF August aged
nearly - years. She was a faithful christ
Ian woman and mother. aud will hc greatly
missed. She was ready and waiting TO
enter into the life beyond
Mrs Bukcr- house and lot in the village
| are being improved.
About So worth Of new books. III
clu,lng book ease. Viii be- placed in orr
vi.ia-r NrndHt school library Immediately
Mr. X ; C4lt ha> a unc garden. the
long rnv ~ celery nrr an unusual Sight
in down cast gar.l,uS
oar village school is IN session we
THINK that we have been unusually favored
with tir~t-class teachers Of late. For the
past thrcc wears ~ have bad only three
different teachers frs Miss Taplcy Of
( EI"ns9vitle, second. Ms Nellie Bukcr
no" Mr- Gu til nf this village. then
VI ISIS D2ae,' Wilson 81 H., village. Now
u - iar,ey At tHy lt,# of the school
again. 90 'Ec>e t,acArr- Nil, Tag.ry all
Mis- Baker received th.lr training At Cas-
t,uc, and Miss Gra Wilson ut Farming
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