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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. IS June LIST, A. d. 1891
rnAkEN UPON AN EXECUTION, issued upon a
i Judgment recovered at the April term A. u.
1891. of the supreme Judicial Court within and for
said county OF Hancock, wherein James y. Frye,
John \. Phipps, Elijah l., Richards and Albert Nj
Wiley. all of Boston, county OF suffolk. state OF
Massachusetts, partners in trade at said Bos-
ton under the firm name and style of Frye, Phipps
Co., are creditors, and Elisha r. Bowden of
PenoGscot, county Of Hancock. State OF Maine, is
debtor, as tine property OF said Elisha X. Bowden,
the following described lots or parcels OF land the
same having been attached September 29th, A. ID.
1880, on the original writ in suit between said par
ties 10 wit
FIRST LOLA certain lot parcel OF land sit
uateH in the town of Penobscot Hancock county,
Maine and located and described as follows. viz
The store formerly owned and occupied by the
late samuel Wardwell together with the land on
which 1t stands, for further description of which
reference may be had TO the return of the commits.
sioners who set OF the Willows dover of the late
Obed Leach, being the same premise convey ell
u Elisha X Bow,en and L. +. Grindal by Reuben
g. Osgood by deed dated september End, A. d.
1875, and recorded In the registry OF Deeds for
Hancock county, Maine, in vol. 252 page 355.
SECOND LoT.-A certain lot or parcel Of land
situated in Penobscot, Hancock county, Maine,
and bounded and described as follows, to wit
Commencing on the highway at the corner of land
occupied by Albert Gray, thence by said highway
twenty eight (2el rods to spruce tree, thence
south fifty five $50 degrees east forty (i0) rods
thence south sixty FIVE t,5) degrees east thirty
nine (39J rods to land of q. l.. Condor; thence on
said Condons line about thirty two t32) rods to a
stake on corner of Albert Gays land; thence
north sixty two (62) degrees west sixty five aud
one half 5k) rods to the place of beginning, con
less; and shall, to satisfy said execution and all
fees and charges of sale, sell said lots parcels
of land at public auction at the office of Hale L
Hamlin, Ellsworth. Hancock county, Maine. on
the sixth day Of July, A. D. 1881, at ten O'Clock In
3ws3 LIZ. HOOPER, Deputy Sheriff.
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Brooklin-
Death has called again and another
friend has gone. This time he selected
for his victim Mrs. Lydia Hale. widow of
the late Whitney Hale. Services were
held at her late residence the 7th inst,
Rev f. A. Davis officiating.
The heirs Of the late Capt. David Cain
have leased their factory situated in Sedg-
wick to the Bartlett Brothers of Bartlett's
Island, and they will commence operations
Immediately with a Mr.. Lawton as mana
ger They intend to furnish their own
fish for the factory from their many
weirs.
Work has been very slack at the Brook
lin Canning Cos works on account of the
scarcity of fish.
wee bit of traveller called at the
home of Edward Preston Bridges the last
week, where it was lovingly welcomed
and cared for by Mr.. Bridges and his wife
who hope it may stay indefinitely.
Mrs. Minta Hooper died at her home in
Providence, X. L., on the 3Oth day of May,
and was brought to Brooklin to be buried
among her friends and relatives. Her sis
ter, Miss Rose G. Wells, was with her in
her sickness and accompanied her remains
home.
Capt. John Hall and family have remov-
ed their household effects to Bluehill Falls
where they are employed in the factory Of
A. R. Conary.
The ladies of the West BROOKLYN Sewing
Circle have had their lumber hauled to the
desired location and will commence build
ing soon.
June 8. BENDIGO.
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Sheriff s Sale.

HANCOCK, IS May 80, 1891.
TAKEN BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, is
sued from the Supreme judicial Court within
and for the county of Hancock at the April term,
A. d. 1891, wherein Isaac NJ. Grant, of Ellsworth
in said county. is creditor, and Ellen NJ. MOseley
of Ellsworth, in said county, is debtor, as the pro
perry of the said Ellen III. Moseley, the same hav-
ing been attached on March 18th, at 5 O'Clock in
the afternoon, on the original writ upon which
said judgment was rendered, a certain lot or par
eel OF land situated in said Ellsworth and bound
ed and described as follows "Beginnng at the
junction Of Brick and Water streets In Ellsworth,
county Of Hancock and State Of Maine; thence
easterly by said Brick street to land formerly
owned by William Warren; thence by said War
rem land to Washington street, thence westerly
by said Washington street to Water street; thence
northerly by said Water street to the place of be-
ginning, and being the same premises conveyed
by Ezra L. Reed and Lizzie Ii. Reed to Ellen
NJ. Moseley, twenty day of 1881,
and recorded in Hancock Registry OF Deeds, book
I7s, page AIS. TO which reference may be had for
further particulars, and containing about eighteen
square rods and also containing one thousand six
hundred and eighty square feet-and further de-
scribed In a deed from John c. Reed to Ezra f.
Reed. dated March 4th, 1876, and recorded in said
registry, book 49, page 49," And shall sell by
public auction all her said right title and interest
in the above described lot Of land to safety said
execution and incidental charges. at the sherihs
office in Ellsworth, Hancock county. Maine, on
Monday, July 6th A. d. 1891, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon.
3w23 LIZ. HOOPER, Deputy Sheriff.
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soa,h Deer Isle.
A destructive forest fire broke out at
Oceanville, Sunday, June 18th, at about
L. M. 1t commenced near the residence
Of Cornelius Hatch and swept in north
easterly direction nearly to the shore.
The schOol-house was threatened so
strongly that the books and organ were
removed and the building was only saved
by the men cutting away the trees round
it and hauling them off before the fire
reached them. Arthur Webb's house be-
ing near the woods, shed at the rear was
torn down and hauled away and the trees
cleared as much as possible and then the
house caught once or twice but the men
formed bucket chain from the well to
the roof and kept 1t drenched and so saved
it. Jeremiah Hatch is the greatest loser.
His entire wood lot was swept. 1t was
estimated that there was 500 worth of
wood on 1t. The wood lots of Messrs.
Webb and that of Hiram Gross were swept
besides others. There was strong wind
and the flames could be seen from here as
they leaped from tree to tree. The
origin of the fire is not known, hut 1t is
supposed that some boys set it. When the
parents of boys setting such fires are com
PEELED to pay damages, and all men who set
the same, there will be less of them-but
then-the millennium will be here. If the
fire had been on a week day 1t must have
done more damage as the men would
have been away at work, but being at
home for Sunday. the whole force of the
neghborhood was available for checking
it.
Mr.. Isaiah Stinson of this place is very
sick He is a member of Winter Home
Lodge Of Good Templars, also of Hancock
District Lodge.
We regretted that no delegates from
here could attend the Dist. Lodge at Surry
but it is very busy season and the boats
do not make the right connection for US
to go and return without taking mere time
than could be spared.
The increase of Grand Lodge tax is not
very favoraby regarded here.
June 5.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate OF ten cents line
Elsworth-June 3. Lura f. Murch, aged IL
years and months.
June >, Mr.. Daniel Harrington.
June 4, MR.. Lois, widow Of Jeremiah
BoyntoD, aged - years. month and - days
June g. Mrs. Sarah g.. wife OF Albert
Smith. aged 90 wears. months and % days.
Franklin May -, Mr.. Ansel Butler, aged
- wears.
Dedham June ), Mr.. Leonard Hartman,
aged 81 years.
Orono-June 3, Mrs. Annie Peakes Neil,
formerly OF Dedham, aged 30 Years.
West Tremont-June 4. Mrs. Alice Pennell
Fuller. aged 81 wears 8 months and II days.
Whitney.ille- June ?. Mrs. Losicy SAILS
bury aged Sc years, months and q days.
Boston June :. Miss Lucy l.. Phelps of
Ellsworth, aged 81 years.
Hamilton. X. MAY ], Mrs. Lucy Ann,
wife Of David c. Tracy. aged y years.
june l, Mr.. David Z. Tracy, formerly Of
Gouldsboro, aged II years.
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Judgment for defendants.

BluehiII.
We are glad to see Mr. Mcdowell out
again.
Last Wednesday evening was one Of
enjoyment to the many who gathered at
the Congregational church TO learn Of the
object and workings of the A. O. L. W.
The lodges of Bucksport, Penobscot, Deer
Isle Surry and East Bluehill were well
represented. VIM. ii. Barnes. Esq, was
the speaker of the evening. We wish that
he might favor Us again; he knows how
10 entertain all audience.
DR. Barrett is the owner of a fine look
ing team. He reports business good.
Children's Day concert at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday evening.
good number arrived on the steamer
Florence. Saturday.
Mrs. Elvina Hinckley. widow of the late
Joseph Hinckley, Esq, recently celebrated
her seth birthday. To the many friends,
relatives and neighbors, who upon that oc-
casion, by their tokens of love and remem-
brauce, made glad her heart and helped to
cheer her declining days, she wishes to
express her thanks and gratitude
June 8. SUBSTITUTE
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CAPTAIN COURTNEY!

Saws: While on the coast of Africa had
three men sick with malarial fever. | cured
them with sulphur Bitters. II is the greatest
blood purifier ever saw. always keep them
in my medicine chest.-.Ship Nautilus, Bal
timore.
1T Is fact" that Hoods Sarsaparila does
cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases or
affections arising from impure state or low con-
dition of the blood, overcomes that tired feel
ing creates good appetite, and gives strength
to every part of the system. Try it.
Of sickness. When remedy does not happen
to be within reach. people are liable to neglect
slight ailments, and, of course, II serious illness
follows they have to suffer the consequence
"A stitch in time saves nine"
-DANA'S is GUARANTEED" TO
CIIREI
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Card Of Thanks.

HEADQUARTERS JAS. A. GARFIELD PosT,
No. 46, DEPT. OF MAINE. G. A.
r.. BLCEHILL. Me-. May 80. 1891.
At a regular meeting Of the Post it was
unanimously voted that the thanks OF james
A. Garfield Post, No. 40, q. A. r., be pre-
-ented to all who assisted in the services on
Memorial Day, to the school children. the SUI
per.i>or OF schools. the choir, the clergy and
citizens generally. Especial mention is made
OF Mir K. q. Lord, presenter Of music, and
Mrs. K. W. Mayo who composed words and
music for the occasion.
L. 5. OsGOOD, Commander.
5. p. SNOWMAN. Adjutant.
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NOTICE,

Mrs. Helen Perkins of Lamoine, offers her pro
perry on the corner Of Church and School streets,
Ellsworth near the new shoe factory, for sale.
This lot is finely located for clearinghouse and
stands just across the street from the factory
There is plenty of room for charging the build
ings and Is very desirable place for any person
able part payment down, balance on a reasonable
time, II desired.
rs Inquire of A. +. BCRNHAM. Of Ellsworth,
Maine, for further particulars. ul6
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-IR1 DAN AS SAkSAPARlLLA!
CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

WE know Of no medicine that has SO many
testimonials to its efficiency as s. s. s., the
great blood purifier. Many of the best known
people in the country certify to the marvellous
results it has wrought in the various forms OF
which it is recommended. These testimonials
come not alone from persons who have been
relieved of their sufferings by S. S. s., but
from people who have witnessed the effects of
the medicine. Practicing physicians, drug
gists, pharmacists-in fact, all who have had
an opportunity Of observing the cures brought
about by this great blood remedy-bear will
ing testimony to its eficscy. In its field, which
is wide one, covering some of the most seri-
GUS ailments Of humanity, s. S. s. has no rival.
Give JOhnson's Anodyne Liniment a fair
chance, and It always get there" when need.
ed.
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West Gouldsbo, o.

West Gouidsbo,o.
The members of d. l.. Weare Post
appropriately observed Memorial Day al
Prospect larbor where DIR. John L. Shea
han of Denuysvlle delivered a very elo-
quent address. ue being an army veteran
himself was well lifted To address his com
rades on this occasion. The Doctor served
three years in the Union army and ex-
pereuced many Of the hardship. OF army
life He was taken a prisoner and CON
fined in Danville prison for awhile and, with
a companion, made his escape from there
and was nearly tiye months in reaching
the Union lines and was afterward en-
aplcd 70 take an active part IL the decisive
battle AZ Gettysburg The Doctor passed
the sabbath at our village, the guest of
comrade Nathan Shaw and T. l.. Hill, Esq
The Doctor was much pleased with his
reception both at the Harbor and here and
intends to make a more extended visit
during the summer.
Capt. Galen II. Smith has moved his
family To lrnnbound Island for the summer
a. is bis usual custom. He is now Hitting
up Mr.. II. B. Jordan's steamer, the Fire
Fly" and will take command Of her during
the present season.
The lobster fishermen are making com
plant of the scarcity of Holsters this sea
son. Many of them are taking up their
traps.
Quite a heavy frost occurred in this
vicinity last Thursday night, injuring
many early vegetables which were very
forward for the season.
The alewife fishery has been quite a
success here this season.
The summer term of our district school
IS being taught by Miss Hawkins of
sullivan.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

w IiEGEAS. Thadicus shcpariison, OF Brooks
w willie, by his mortgage deci, dated the If.
trcnth day of May, A. II. ls!1. and recorded in the
Hancock Registry Of Deeds book rs, page H3,.
conveyed 10 me, the undersigned q certain parcel
Of real estate situated In Bruok-yiile in the coun.
IS III Hancock, bounded as follows to wit: Re-
ginning twenty rods from the highway leading
from West Ia South Brooksyie; thence running
south seventy eight and three fourths degrees
east on land owned hy Capt Thomas Taplcy ami
the highway leading To No. BrnoksVie about
one hundred and eighty rods to corner # land
owned by harics kodgrtt. thence said BlOu.
gets land north eleven and one quarter degrees
east fprty-two rods Ia land owned by William
Nassnn. thence GA said WaS-on's and Geo. o
ttrudals land north seventy eight AMI three.
quarters degrees west about one hundred ard
eighty rods to within twenty rods Of the highway
first mentioned, theme south parallel with said
highway thirty six rpts IA the first mentioned
bound being iell pasture and wood lot .cnntaiping
forty five acres, mere or les, and whereas the
condition OF said mortgage has been broken. now
therefore, los reason Of the breach of the condi.
l0n thereof | claim foreclosure ~ sa!d mort.
gaze MARY r.. WARRE>.
Nav 9Th.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, William u, Renick. Of Otis. in the
w county 81 Hancock. Maine, hy his mortgage
deed. dated sept. dth 1875, and recorded In Han
cock county Registry of bces. vol. lh1, page 20,
did convey 10 Lewis Friend, as treasurer OF
the tifty Associates. a CORPORATION duly organized
and doing business in said Ellsworth 4 certain
lot or parcel OF land, situated in Otis aforesaid,
with the buildings thereon. being the western
half OF lot No = eighty four) containing eighty
acres. more ar less. and being the same lot named
In deed of the executors of the last will Of Chaun-
ry Case to said VIM. b. Rcmick. dated Oct 10Th,
1875. recorded Ia Vol. ISL, page "; amt whereas
the condition OF said mortgage Is broken, |, Al.
bert W. tuShInan. rs treasurer OF the Fifty Asso.
cintca, claim a foreclosure Of the same and give
this notice for that purpose
ALBERT W. CU>HMAN,
Treasurer OF the Fifty Associates.
Ellsworth Nav 2G, 1881 3xs1
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City and County.
New Advertisements.

Lard-John p Squire Il Co.
Dr Grosvenor's Bell cap sic Plasters.
Picked up Adrift-W. %. Hodgdon.
Christian Work-The National Tribune
Wood for >ale-B Is. Bonzey
Notce-Frenchman Bay and Mt Desert Land
AMI Water Company.
Liquor iudictments-John r. knowlton
Houses for >ale-E. ID. Mahan
Closing out sale of Millinery Miss f. ID. Mahan
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Card of Thanks.

The ladies of the Beechland Sewing Circle
d-sire to extend their thanks 10 the Ellsworth
Nilitge Improvement Society for their kind
contribution OF funds in aid OF the work Of
the society.
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Castin~.
The exercises of the graduating class of
the State Normal school Castinc, took
place Wednesday evening, June 3, with the
following
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
March -Eolus, LanreRdedu.
Salutatory, Bina r. Jackson.
Chorus.
Il. Weel may the keel row.
b. Drink TO me only with thine eyes.
Old English Songs.
Essay, Leslie ID. Ame-.
The Duty OF the Teacher to the State and the
Nation.
Overture-H eimath. carr. by DIR. PavsoD.)
Chorus-Those Evening Bells. Bcsfhoren.
Essay. Jennie A. Ms>erve.
The Real snd the Ideal in Teaching.
Waltz Danube Waves. IrdHori"i.
Sextette.
Poem. Clara W. Tspley.
Chorus,
a. Anvil Chorus. IL Trovatore" I'erii.
b. Cou>pirator's Chorus, "Ernani'' lerdi,
Valcdictory, Edgar F.. Dove.
Glass ode.
Benedicton.
Out upon lifc's waters sailing,
From this port We now must part;
Thou. " no srt the future yelling.
send Thy peace to every heart
Rai-e the ensign. sails are filing
We for pilot would have Thee,
hose Kind Voice once caused the >liliuG
OF the wave. on talilee.
When dark pillows round u rolling
Foam and toss on every side
Our frail bark In Thy controlling
Safely through the storm Will ride.
False lights NAV shit forth alluriug,
But II Thou Art IN command,
Wen not fail 10 reach the moorng
In that only perfect and
CLARA ". TAFLEY.
CLASS OF 1881.
l.. ID. Ame-. Northport; Susie VI. Bedford.
New burgh; Florence f.. Brewster. Thoms>-
ton: r. r. Brown, Pembroke; Mary a. Bow II.
Liberty; Myra ". Clement. Winterport; :.
A. Craw ford. Csstine Edgar l.. Dove. hina;
Mtiie +. Fisher, Charlotte; Lorins Fitz.
Corinih; Zrlma Foster, Monticello; Bina r.
Jackson. Milford: Lillian G. Know les, SURF,
Sophia q. Merriam, Rockport; Jennie
Meserve. Jefferson; Flora r. NJ llikeu, surry;
Mabel Packard. Sear>mont Mar, {. Pay-on,
Belfast; Ada l.. Pearson. Cortnth; Lena Rum
cry, Jone-pori: Clara ". Tapley, Brook-siile;
Marion 7. Tapey, Brookssille; Katrina NJ.
Whitaker, Troy.
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Married.

Cherry field June I, by Rev. II. b. TiIden.
Mr.. Dwight Baldwin Of All.ton. Mass, and
Miss Grace +. Campbell Of Cherryted.
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NONRESIDENT Tax Notice.

The following list Of taxes on real eStat. OF non
rrst lrut ncrs in the town OF 1.amninr for the
year, i.s'. in bills committed to r.. u. Hodgkins,
collector bf said town, on the 18th dAy OF MAY,
l-tn, has been returned by him To me remain
ing unpaid an the !-th day OF Feb. 1871, 10y his
certificate 81 that dat. aud they remain
pati, AMI notice j. hereby given that II the said
taNcs. interest and charges are not paid into the
treasury OF said town within eighteen months
from the day OF commitment of said bills, 50 much
Of the real estate taxed Will hc sufficient tai pay
the amount due therefor. including interest ana
charges. will without further notice, be sold at the
house 81 T., H. Hpdgkins In the said town, the
9Th lay Of December, 4. -. 1881, ut two O'Clock In
the afternoon.
Name, II known. and
Description Acrrs Value Tax
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RUCKLEN,S ARNICA SALyE

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chopped Hands. Chlblains,
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
FOR SALE BY S. ID. Wiggin.
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Sch Nandalia, Bets, Marblchcai
Domes tic Ports.
Burksport-Sld June {, sch- Amy Knight, T.
Symonds and AN ) Woodruff for trand Banks
Boston-Ar June 5. sch r Cobb, johnson,
Deer Isle
Ar June g. schs GlenuIien. Bunker. New York
Republic Neville. MI Desert, Y Walton. Lane,
Deer l-lc. l. Gray. Gray, Penob-cot
CID June g. sch Warren, Coibeth, Somes
sound
Ar june g. schs A II wh,more Dow. Deer
Isle MI Drsucranhum, IIutchin- prland
Hampton Rnads-At June ;, brig " Parker
from Natal for New ORR
Newport Ar june ). sch Emma ; Briggs, Gay.
Wi>cassrt
New York-SId June 5. -ch Gin ( BART. Deer
Isle
Ar June & sch Daniel Webster. Burksport
81 june 1, -rhs Anna BARKER. Bangor
ar June ;, sch Flectwiug. Maddox, RocklAnd
Sd June :, sch Annie X Lewis for Bucksport
Gaisc-ton-AT May 81. ,ch tr,i tower. Sargent,
Philadelphia
Portland-Ar June 8. -ch onward. Harding.
Bucs sport
Ar june :. sch Omaha, Dorr, OrIand for Boston
sd June ;, srh \ l. Green, Cousins, Castine
Cooper Gray. Peunhscut
Ar Jane !, schs May Queen, sullivan for Bos-
ton J II Butler Bangor i1r Boston
fhilahelphia-Cl June ), -chz Chrome. Colt,
Winter Hafbor
Ar june o. sch Eva AIeIl. Lord, Bangor
Cid June I, sch Grace Lynwood, Gilley, Port
land
Proyideuce-Ar Jane 5. sch- WIN II Cart, Woes
ter. and Gen Banks. Bedford. sullivan
Ar june ), sch Two Brothers -,;Ilivsn
Foreign Pors..
Windsor. \ s-Ar June :. sch Myronus Chato.
Ellsworth
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Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude
to our kind neighbors and friends who helped
Us in so many ways during cur late Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM II. BURNS.
Atlantic Me-, NAV %, 1891
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Name, If known. and
Description. Acres. Value Tax.
Lamoine 1 Mt Desert Land
CO.. David SWEETS. former
Is honest al lot, 30 $50 80
william Moore lot, east side
5 X whiting 10, at I.amoine
F. B. noAskins, Archer mil
Curtis Hamor, homestead farm, l0l, 5l5 3 s.
Philip Hamor. homestead
+. u iiodgkin- lot. Is v 10
t,ideon Joy the Clark lot 100 80 $50
Bct~ey loGng. lot in common
with Coolidge heirs, IS $50 3 %
Milton j, Wilbur. homestead
farm " ith b.iidiuE-, ~ 40 10 1.
Jane salisbury farm with build
ings, 80 40 y 4
Joel r, Young, 10, adJotn!os
Herman Cor-ius' north lin. Of
his homestead lot. 40 80 3 Sc
Lewis Murch, homestead farm
with buildings, 80 80 II 40
Jane GrInd- lot set Oh on the
east sidc Of Tie late John Gil
patrick homestead. 80 $50 3 %
Edward Il. smith lot, north part
OF his homestead. - S. -
James r.. Berry, east emil OF
stephen Young Wool lot. ~ 80 3 10
Il +. Hodgkin. land, % $50 10
WIN. r. beslsleS, homestead
farm. with buildings. wharf.
Geo. and VIM. King lot. south
east part solomon Young lot, 20 l2D ~
j. sherman Douglass land 80 So
lamoiuc 4 Mt. Desert Land Co.
school house tax in school
district 10. remains unpaid
at Lamuine.
Curtis Hamor lot, l0il 3l5 8 Al
Philip Hamor lot IL $50 80
u. r. Hodgkins lot. - 10 is
Ernest Bush lot, 40 loo %
Joseph Virgo. house and lot at
l.amoine Point. $50 5 40
Isaac Il, Desisles house
homestead 800 60
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when Baby was sick We gave her CastoriA
When she WAS . Child she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
when she had Children. she gave them CsstoriA
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Born.

Indian Point MAY II. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Even Higgins. a son.
Dedham June >. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 7.
Whiie a ION.