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Eastbroos

EasfbrooE.
There was an entertainment in the Towr
Hall, Saturday evening, June ID, consist
ing of dialogues and music. Those who
took part were Lewis. Russell and Eta
Bunker, Grafton and Minnie Googins and
Vine Glow. Ice cream and cake were
served after the entertainment. The pro.
ceeds, s1.62, will 60 towards buying an
organ for the church.
Hurrah for the Fourth Of July, and the
picnic which will be on DeMeyer's point
All come and bring good big dinner
The Sabbath school is in an unusually
fiourishing condition. Much is being done
to add to the interest, and it is hoped that
the efforts will not be in vain.
Rev. Mr.. Noble from Crystal Plantation.
has held meetings here the past week.
Quite an interest was manifested and it is
to be regretted that he could stay with us
no longer.
Mrs. Della Billings has gone to Sullivan
on visit to her parents. Mrs. Exilona
Crimmin is also at Sullivan visiting her
son, Mr.. George Crimmiu.
Miss Ethel Jellison has been visiting
friends in town.
June %.
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
Wednesday. June "a
Sch Arboreer. Clark. Boston
Sch ID Lawrence, Patterson. Boston
Sch Sarah Elizabeth, Harvey, Rockland
ARRIVED
Sch Nellie Grant, Dodge, Boston
Sch Fair Wind Lampson. Boston
Friday, June &c
Sch Olive Branch, Bowden, Banyersport
Saturday. June 81
Sch Forester. Farrell, Boston
Sch Vestal, Tate, BlUehil
Tuesday, June so
Sch Nellie Grant. Dodge, Rondout
Sch Fair Wind. Lampson, Rondout
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar June %, schs Brave John Girard
Wide Awake and Mary Steele, Deer Isle; ID
Ham. Wardwell. and II Barnes. Haskeil. Penob
scot; Copy, Robbins, Seal Cove
Ar June 26, schs Aphia 4 Amelia, Willard, New
York, Nil Desperandum. Hutchins, Fannie Hall
Hutchins, Oriand
Sid June IS, sch L NJ Warren, Deer Isle
tr June Is, sch Kate l. Pray, Pray. Mt Deser1
AR June q. schs J Crabtree, SO Amboy; Liz
Zie Cochrane. Hoboken
Beothbayzsld June z; 2, schs King. Sullivan
"L 4>CW lcin q " " uiHuss loI Naiats
Bath-sld June Is, bark Grace Linwood. New
port News
Bangor-Cld June IS. schs Anna W Barker
ROndout; Glendy Burke. Stanwood, Orient, Ii
New Bedfcrd-Ar June 49, sch 4 Crowley
Calais
New York-Ar June %. sch Break of Day, Lew
is, kennebec
Ar June u, schs Webster Barnard and Pos
Boy, Calais; Herald If the Morning. sullivan
Newport-Ar June "a. sch Nightingale Thurs
ton, Bangor
Nobska-Passed June 26, sch Northern Lgh
New York for Orr's island
Newburyport-A June D. sch Grace E Stevens
Matthews, Boston
Portland-Ar June 26, schs Rienzi, Boston;
Hamor, Brown, Boston
Ar June %. Sch A J. Green, Mt Desert
Salem-Sld June n, schs Edward Avery an
Emma Green
Ar June 81, sch VIM H Card, HOboken
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South Deer Isle.
The rains of the past week have done an
incalculable amount Of good to crops Of
all kinds. Grass in cultivated fields has
nearly doubled and everything is booming.
The school here is closed on account Of
the teachers having the measles and as
she taught till just before the attack there
is quite panic among those who wish to
avoid the disease. There are over fifty
people in the district who have not had it,
large proportion of them being grown,
and some quite elderly people.
| Rev. Mr.. Wright has had call to preach
ct Oceanville part of the time and will
| probably have one or two services there
| each week.
We were much interested in the account
! In the AMERICAN Of the exercises at Bucks.
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-Scribners Maga<iae for July beginning
the tenth volumel has its leading article on a
subject which attracts particular attention at
this season -"Speed in Ocean Steamers" The
author. A. +. Seaton. is connected with a large
shp-building firm in England, and makes per-
fectiy plain to untecbncal reader. the various
conditions which must be borne in mind In de
signing ocean greyhounds, and the most adj
vanced methods which have met them. The
Illustrations show number OF the fastest
steamers oi'oat. This issue contains also two
illustrated oui-of-door articles-one on lizard
Hunting in the Spanish Pyrenees." and the
other on fishing for the Black Sea-bass on the
Pacific Coast.
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Aymeneal.

ON Tuesday morning large company OF
relatives and friends witnessed n very pretty
wedding at St. Joseph's Catholic church. the
contracting parties being Mr.. John S. O'Brien
of Monson. Mass, and Miss Nellie F. Dono-
van OF Ellsworth. At 9o'clock the strains of
the wedding march, Miss Nancy Dutton at the
organ, announced the coming of the bridal
party which was ushered into the church.
Messrs. ID. L. Donovan and VI. b. Hayes act
ing a. ushers. The bride was robed in gown
of white Henrietta. cut en- traine. with gar
njlures Of lace. She wore a veil OF tulle held
with bride roses and carried a bouquet OF the
same flowers. The bridesmaid was Miss Mar.
garet A. Newell Of Ellsworth, who was A.
tired in white. with corsage bouquet Of v hi,e
roses. Mr.. Samuel 5. Jackson Of Stafford
Springs, Conn. was best man. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Rev r. F. But
Ter and was followed by nuptial Mass. AZ
ter the ceremony at the church. the bridal par
~ repaired to the home Of the brides mother
on High street, where a wedding breakfast
was served and reception held. the newly
welded pair being heartily congratulated by
the company present. A large number OF Use.
full and valuable gifts were received. The
bride and groom LEFT on the $40 +. NJ train.
Dor, after which they will reside In Monsou
where the groom l. engaged in business. Mr..
and Mr.. o'Brien have the best wishes OF a
large circle Of friends for their future happi.
hes.
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port, many of the names mentioned being
familiar to US. IN. B.--This doesn't mean
the editorial Gus, but the readers of the
AMERICAN in general.)
The merchants at Green's Landing have
subscribed a fund sufficient for fitting
celebration on the Fourth. to include fire.
works and band concert in the evening.
The Cadet Band went to Brooklin, June
18th, and had quite good reception. We
haven't heard how they were liked there.
dramatic troupe has been at the Land
ing this week, playing every evening.
June 27.
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RICkIEN'S ARNICA S.IyE

THE BEST sALvE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
SORES, letter, Chopped Hands. Chibains,
corns, and AL skin Erupton>. and positively
cures Piles or no pay required IL III gu4ran-
tecd TO i've perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded Price y cents per box
FOR SALE BY 5. ID. Wiggin.
EMS Cream Balm is worth it, weight In
gold ~ a cure for catErrh. one bottle cured
me. :. 4. Lowell, Franklin, Pa
Had Your vacation:" No. "Welt don't
forget to take along JOhnson's Anodyue Itpi-
meni."
him look Older than he i. The best DE 10
color hro'-H or biack is Buckngham'- Dye for
the WhisAers.
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BinehiIl.

Binehill.
The glorious Fourth will be observed by
an old time celebration
The shaft-house at the Granger mine
owned by w. +. Grindle. is being taken
down and will be regretted en- the oppo-
site side Of the road as a dwelling house.
cargo of coal arrived last week for
Nahum Hinckley.
Rev. Mr.. Shaw of Andover. Mass, lee
tured in the Congregational church Sun
day evening, subject-"Hom and State >
The pleasant store of our popular young
druggist, w. |. Partridge, is very invit-
ing place to call these days
June 90 SUBSTITUTE.
Green Lake.
DR.. Charles +. Gorham left for Wash
ington, Saturday. He will return next
week.
Mr.. H. H. Buck will have charge of the
fish business here.
Mr.. John w. Malone has built new
hotel at the Matching works. Mr.. Malone
will furnish meals at all hours.
III udiucs " III pun Ou duOtutT Steamer
to run from the Matching works to the
head of the lake, as the steamer Boss Hale
cannot do the business. Capt. B. f.
Franklin will command her.
Ex-Mayor Holmes and daughter, Han
nah. of your city, and John W. Holmes
and wife of New York, were here last
week on pleasure trip.
There has been an express office estab-
lished here. Mr.. John F. Maloney, the
popular station master, has been appoint
ed agent.
Miss Jennie L. Dewitt of Boston, is WIS.,
itipg her sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Gehan.
Mr.. Daniel Wight of Orland, has charge
of feeding the land-locked salmon at the
head of the lake which include one hun
bred and forty thousand about two inches
long Mr.. Wight takes pleasure in show
ing people the fish.
Mr.. Charles r. Wasgatt has gone to Bar
Harbor to spend the summer.
Mr.. Howard Titcomb of Bangor, was
| here last week to buy George W. Gehan's
! four years old colt.
Wesley Salisbury of Ellsworth caught
an eleven pound salmon last week at thu
head of the lake.
Mr.. Levi A. Wyman is running out lane
for the government ct the Matching works
June 20.
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Card Of Thanks.

The teacher and pupils Of the Town House
Hill school wish to express their thanks to
Gen. A. B. Squirting for his gift of flag, and
to the many friends who have assisted them
in securing flsg-pole. Among the latter they
are particularly indebted to Mr.. Henry IL
Brown and Mr.. Charles II. Smith who have
been unceasing in their labors to forward the
interests of the school. Thanks are also due
Mr.. C. H. Grindall, the agent. who has kindly
assisted In carrying out our plans.
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Sleuhen,

Steuben.
Detective Robert Davis and wife of
Portland are in town on a visit to Mrs.
Davis parents.
Nearly all the schools in town closed
last week. All will close this week
Mr.. Ralph Abbott. one of the proprietors
OF Petit Manan Point was in town last
week looking after his interests at that
place.
fine Ilallett 4 Davis piano for Miss
Cora Smith, came last week. The instru-
ment came from Frank Pray, Bar Harbor.
DIR. S. B. Overlook left last week for
short visit to his home IN Washington
Me On his way he will stop at Water
vile to be present at the graduation exer-
cises of Colby University
Mr.. David Pike of Providence, r. l., Is
making short visit at S. X. Cushman's.
Colin Kendall. who has been for some
time Mt work in Massachusetts, arrived
home last week.
June %
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i NATURAL CONCLUSION

IT j. natural that those Tho have been de
cctHcd by the various nostrums that are con.
iinusy offered to the public should demsnd a
more substantial testimonial than the simple
declaration OF those " no are Interested in the
a." OF a medicine. Recognizing the Justice OF
this d'mand. the Swift'- Specific s. $ 81
Company, OF Atlanta have embodied In
pamphlet form few OF the more noteworthy
testimonials that have come to them un-olicir-
ed. This pamphlet, together with other inter
eNtlug matter. they Will take pleasure in send
IN 10 any address. Write 10 the ). s. 5. Com
nnnN. DRAWER 4 Aflanfa G.nr..ia
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Southwest ilarbor

We are just at present watching with
anxious eyes the movements Of the new
society which has lately sprung into exis-
tercc. having for its object the repair and
building Of sidewalks That it was
much needed organization our poor old
tattered aud torn section Of sidewalk can
plainly testify, and it is greatly to be
hoped that all things will work harmon
iou>ly TO make the efforts of the Union
Sidewalk society success. Our pleasant
SOclaDle under the new management oc-
CURED at fremont Hall, at which A choice
program of music, select reading and reci
tations, supplemented with plenty of ice
cream and cake was well appreciated and
brought into the treasury a neat little sum
| of money. There is pros ect of 4th
! OF July dinner for the same laudabe pur-
pose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trundy are rejoic-
! ing over the advent of bran new dangh-
ter. We know Maggie will make good
mother for She has had good deal of ex-
| perience in caring for other peoples chill
dren, and always had a special knack in
that line of business
Leon Higgins has purchased the cottage
| on Dirigo hill. formerly occupied by Shep
ready for housekeeping in the fall.
A. J. Holmes is building an addition to
| his house.
The Dole family are again established in
their summer cottage at Norwood's Cove,
and the Hamor cottage company are ex-
/ pected next week.
! Mr.. and Mrs Holden Of Hotel Dirigo,
/ have returned from Boston. where they
| spend their winters and are busily engaged
in preparing for the early arrival of sum
mer guests. Hotel Claremont has already
made good beginning. and rooms are en-
gagged for large number of visitors who
will arrive in July. Right here good
thing comes to me which will bear repeat
! ing. When interviewed and urged to join
the Hotel Mems Association. whose avowed
platform must make every prohbitionist
blush with shame and boil with indigna-
ton, the Claremont proprietor declared,
THAT his politics had ever been and ever
would be founded ON principle and not for
the grand and lucrative business of selling
rum would he perjure his conscientious
ideas of right by indorsing such grossly
wrong sentiments Let us hope and trust
there are many more like minded hotel men
| in Maine. SPRAY.
| June IL
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Now Tr, This.

II VIII cost You nothing aud will surely do
You .o"t. II YOU have 4 Cough. Cold, or any
trouble with Throat Chest or Lungs. pr.
hins's New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs, sud Cold, i guaranteed to rive relief.
Or money will b. paid back. Sufferers from
La GRIPPE found 1t Just the thing aud under
u Use had u speedy and perfect recovery.
Try sample bottle At our expense and learn
for Yourself just how good thing it is. Trial
bottles free at :. u. Virgins Drug Store.
Large size 10 C.. aud 81 90
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Card Of Thanks.

The graduating class of the E. H. S. wish to
extend their thanks to Hon. Eugene Hale,
Rev. Henry W. Conley and all friends who
assisted i'll any way to make their graduation
0 success. By VOTE OF CLASS,
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City and County.
New Advertisement

ury Goods-A. II Norris.
Fireworks, Hollis Variety store.
Dress Goods Manson q. Larrabee.
Miss RCecher's Hair n WhisHpr Dxe-G W
Thompson
tcuoN soap.
Administrators Sale-Arno W King
Farm iur >Air-ta!Nn T.. Haynes
\urre of Parliamentary +. Warren
Stone cutters Wanted-Joseph ii. West
For aie-l,aiah Blaisdtll.
Bpatf0r Salc-E g. Dodge.
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George Dorr who has been At home on
weeks vacation. returned 10 his work on
Friday.
Mr. Willard White. one Of our aged and
well known citizens. died last week
The remains Of Capt Arthur Emerson,
who had been IN Colorado some tire for
his health, were brought home on the 18Th.
The funeral was held in the Congregations
al church On the 18th b.
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Always prefers loyal wife
To look up to her husband trim,
And only for neglect or strife
llan. L..-.-t L.. l. i -...-.. -. !,

Does she at last look down on him.
I MIR. J. Il. Wiswell has moved his black
smith business to the shop at the Hale stable
formerly occupied bv Mr.. James l.. Mscomher
Tho fi,o nan ,or, .,h,
gr,,,,,,in., ..lsss 80 NJ ,1;h 81, VI '''
,utea nv H. NJ : Sn,;,h y, -,
Rsul H. ,,i...,,, '"' '"' -
.,
a, CO., r.,.a l,,N, noae
malos .roo;.,,,.as 'Nue ne
u'""e's ioi
'''"e ~
w nave :" ""uo'' keep an excellent house
As we 90 10 nre.s No arr. ,.i,a1 - 1a.r,,
of M a. fN ~ '''
J - ''i'' '''"'S 'aN MON oi MASTER
neo. SWEET the Young son of the late DIR. X
III. SWEET. Ii is a sad case and .he moth.r
| and other i,nmadis,o tr;onds h.,, ,ho ,,,
Na'' i''o"us nave 'ne utmost
! sympathy OF The community IN their beresye-
ment
ne" 'i'iP tah'e went INTO elect on The
Maine Central last sunday. Bv this new ar
fahg'tnent trains arrive IN this city from Ban
S'i AZ W. ana '''' A. NJ i:5i and 10 7. NJ
trans arrive from bar Harbor AT 6:l6 and
II 90 A.. NJ Aoo ana 20 T. NJ Sunday trains
Viii make one trip each way a. usual.
W. h.,.
At. ~ ~ o'eef" "oo"'
the pnbHshtr The twenty-eighih annual re-
por: OF the proceedings OF the Maine Press A.
soclarjop for the ,esr e,,li,,, NJ, 30, i,
c,,,t-i ,.. ~
+ 80 'i' '''>'''H'' ''"' "e-'a"s ailu ron
/ o. mtmo'fs compiled by the Secretary, Bro.
Wood The rrpo,t contains nueb ysIuahla
/ .,,i i,,..r.-..,,..
/ ''''''' '',' II - no" ~ II uSs
| e''I "'oh' welcome visitor TO our office.
The t,orrn.ns I,h, J,me. ,,,l f,,-,.a
So
's'''''" ny 'i "o'e company oil comedians all
/ under the direction Of t. \. owen gave one
OF their iuiIuitshle performsnca. a, Hancock
| Han an SATURDAY o,.,,i,,.,l..,
>, >. 49, "N' q a'i III
| sni ,.oli
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an, /, ,,.,,.,, nor, ~,
h.;.l,,
| '''-''' '"" '''' '"J'ea ave.
1 Mi. Levi, A. .loy ha> lust comploted a
! sci az Inuhla ri,ii,.. ha,na. . A.,
- ~ "H' "'S
( rooms "nl'h afe "9r'uy "f an examination.
I They arc uade az the very best mYfcrial. ,nd
/ m, mast f,iibf,,l ,,..rL- i,, t.,, ,,.. 49,.
r., 70 49, '''' III
az '''""''"-> aye '"opet trimmed Win god
Innings aud the neat hame> are resplendeut
with Gilt. The, have haen ,nsrrf,r,,,-.i g.
] ~ ''"' ~" liam IV' ">' on Hl' span
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" ariaviIie.

MariaviIle.
Mr.. Edward Carter has torn his old
barn down and is building him new
one.
Mr.. William Carr has gone to Ellis
worth to work
The sewing circle met at Mrs. Albion
Jelison's Thursday. the 25th.
Most of the schools in this town have
closed.
Miss Emma Austin of Lamoinc, was
in town II few days last week. the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. William DeLaittre.
This town can boast OF one fat baby
who is not yet nine months Old and weighs
forty pounds. The parents Of This bright
little girl are Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle
Miss Celia Smith who has been at
Ellsworth TO work for Mrs. Stevens Is
at home on vacation
Mr.. A. $. Penney is moving his hay
recently purchased of William Jellsou
to his own barn.
Mr.. Nathan Jordan is quite sick.
The recent rain did lots Of good here
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when Baby Wa sick We gave he, Ca.tor,A
When she WAS a Child she criei for astoria
When she became Mss, she chung 10 Ca.,oriA
Whsn sns nd Children, she gave ,hem CAs,oria
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Eilsworth-June "A, by Rev. J. T. Crosby, Mr.
John = o'Lcary and Miss Amanda Doug lass,
both OF Bangor.
June p, by a. +. Burnham. Esq, Mr. Newell
g. Harrison and Mrs. Annie NJ. Jordan, both OF
Ellsworth
June 10. at st. Joseph's Catholic church. by
Rev. 7. I. Butler, Mr.. John ). OBren of Mon sou
Mass. and Miss Nellie +. Donovan OF Ellsworth
Sorrento-.June p. by Rev. John McGaw Foster
of tangor, Ellerton Lodge Dorr Jr, of Boston
and Mrs. Elizabeth G. Hancock OF New York
Boston-June Is, Mr.. Frederic W. Hin and Miss
Grace Hale Williams, both OF Boston.
June y. Mr.. David B. Flint and Dr. Almena
j. Baker. both of Boston.
Watham-Iune p. by Calvin kingman Fsa
Mr. Hervey W. kingman of Waltham, and Miss
Winifred J. Bragdon OF Hancock.
Brewer-IuLe 30, by Rev. B. b. Merrill Mr.
Charles l.. Austin, OF Ellsworth. and Miss Annie
$. Nelson OF Bangor.
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>orthrsst Harb0r.
The steamer Mt Desert now makes her
daily trips ami fayors u with two calls
per day.
The Richmond also makes two round
trips per week calling here regularly each
time. She has not been here this week
owing to the accident OF Schoodic
Summer visitors are coming unusually
early this year, many OF them coming long
before they We're expected All the rooms
are engaged at the hotel, and there is
every Indication OF very busy season.
Gen Strong and family from Washing
ton, ID. G.. arrived thr 10th His span Of
beautiful black horses equipped ia their
silver mouuted harnesses, attracts much
attention.
Bishop Doaue of Albany, \ Y, arrived
the 25th. and will supply the pulpit of the
Episcopal church during the summer as
usual.
DIR. Lamont of S. W. Harbor has appro-
priated part of the post-otlice building
for drug store aud has put in quite a sup
ply Of medicines etc.
June %. MARION.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, June -. 1891.
Mr.. Fred Archer. Halle Crane,
;. :. Jordan, Mss>rs. kimball Bros,
Oscar III. Morrison. Mr.. Geo. Murch.
Please call for advertised letters
A. X. DEyRRxUX P. NJ
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Pensacola-Cld June rs, sch Fred Cover. Sar
gent, Galveston for New York
Phiiadelphia-Cld June rs, sch Mary Augusta
Holt. Gardiner
Cid June ~. sch Allston, saco; bark Allen
wilde, Reyes, Pensacola
Mt Desert Ferry-Sd June 2jth, schs Georgietta
Merchant. Sullivan for Providence Marcellus
Remick, Sullivan for Newark, NJ
Passed In 25th, schs Florence Lockwood. Hull
Geo W Collins. Ford; Eben Fisher. Reynolds
stephen Morgan, Mehafrey and Amelia Schmidt,
Boston for sullivan; Laurel, Strout, Boston for
franklin: Ephraim 4 Anna, Williams, do for do
Passed out 25th sch Chrome. Cot. Franklin for
Philadelphia
Vineyard Haven-Passed June "A. schs + M
Baxter, Gray. Mt Desert for New York; A II lew.
l., Lewis. Bangor for New York; Light Of the
East, smith. Swans Island for Philadelphia
G0FeiEa P~Fes
Macoris-In port June ~, sch ID Haskell.
Haskell, from Berbice for North Of Hatteras
Harbadoes-Sld June Il, bark wv Dresser,
Parker for Trinidad
Port Cape Hayti.Ar June II. sch Mary Lord.
Lord, to load wood for S
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age mustbe pad for at the rate of ten cents a line
Sullivan June Il, Mr.. Samuel Newell Bragdon,
aged about 20 years.
West Trenton-June 25, Mr.. II. II. Buzzell, aged
t3 years and month.
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Married.

North Lamone-May Is, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Linscott, a son.
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Prospect Hsrbor.
Wild strawberries are here
DR. Larrahec is building new barn
John 4. Larrabcr wife and daughter Of
Carol are visiting at Doctor Larrabec's.
Mis-, Grace r, Moore went 10 Ellsworth
last week.
Geo. \. Dodge, wife ana daughter have
gone TO Biuehll TO spend the Fourth
Mrs. J. Il Pike and daughter have re-
turned to their home in Rhode Island.
Charles Surry. of Winter Harbor, has
moved into the Moore house recently va
Gated by stephen Wood.
l.. b. Deasy aud wife, Of Bar Iarbor,
are expected to spend the Fourth with
their parents here.
There are two lawn tennis courts here
and TWO clubs organized One consists of
four young ladies', namely. Miss Grace
Thomas Miss Grace Moore, Miss Gus-ie
Cross and Miss Susie Williams Their
club j. called The Jolly Four" The
other consists Of TWO Young ladies. name
IL, Miss Bessie Williams and Miss Belle
ClcaScs Theirs is called The Exclusive. "
Picnics are the order Of the day
Mrs. Mcfarland, Of Mt. Desert. is visit.
Ing the ii.hth house.
June -