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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

In the July Century George KEENAN, will
reply to the article 10 defense Of the
Russian government recently published by
the secretary of the Russian Legation
An article will also be contributed by
Joseph Jacobs, secretary of the Russo
Jewish committee in London, on the atti-
tude of the Russian government to the
Jews from the standpoint of the latter.
How marriage proposal is made and
how it is worried always arouses the utter
est Of girls, and to them the charming
revelation made in The Story of Five
Proposals" which is told with delightful
frankness by Western society girl,
in the July Ladies Home Journal, will
have an unusual attractiveness. A page
of illustrations from original designs, en-
titled Dressing without the Corset" by
May Root Kern, will also be read with
profit, as will Mrs. Mallon's The Ideal
Summer Blouse" and odds and Ends of
Wardrobe"
The July 81. Nicholas will contain an H.
Illustrated article on Chicago by John F.
Ballantyne, which will include a great
number of views of the famous buildings
and boulevards of that city. Mrs. Clara
Doty Bates, who is in charge of the Chill
dren's Library at the Worlds Fair, contrib
utes an article on the Chiidren's Building
to the same number. This issue will con-
fat oil
and an article on FESTIVAL Days at Girls
Colleges" including Illustrations taken at
Wellesley, Bryn Mawr, Smith, Vassar
and the Harvard Annex
Worthington's Illustrated Magazine for
July begins the second volume Of that De-
riodical. The leading article is 1.-THE
Lighthouse System of the United States"
by s. G. W. Benjamin. 1t is one of the
series Of American papers which this mag
azine is publishing. and which are Of great
interest and Importance. Our magnificent
coast, which includes the Atlantic and Pa
cific. the Gulf of Mexico and the Great
Lakes, requires a most extensive and com.
plete system of protection. In ole Vir-
ginny'-Fifty Years Ago." the seventh pa
per Of Mrs. Mary A. Livermore's youthful
experiences, there is much of incident and
interest. The short stories and poems are
fully up to the standard. and the depart
ments contain number Of well-c chosen ar
ticles. "Our Young People" has an excel |
lent story. and the tastes Of the little ones, |
the housewives, the puzzle lovers, and |
those who delight in outof. the way bits |
Of information, have been well provided |
for. ]
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CeaaL Notifes.
for the coun


To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the coun
ty of Hancock.
THE UNDERSIGNED Administrative Of the
mort In said countv dereasea rasnactS,iiv renr.
rents that the goods and chattels rights and cred
Its of said deceased not sufficient to pay her
Just debts and charges of administration by the
sum of five hundred dollars, wherefore your Pc
utoner prays your honor 10 grant her license
to SELL ut public or private sale, and convey
ON situated In the village Of Bucksport, In said
county and bounded and described as follows, TO
wit; Westerly by lane on the westerly side Of
The Pond Farm, southerly by land of Mrs. A. Il.
Niles, easterly by land of Mrs Elizabeth Nichol-
son; rherly by land OF u. Homer, together
win the right OF way said lane to and from the
county road, containing three acres more less
OF the real estate of the deceased tncluding the
version of the widows dover thercin) 10 satisfy
said debts and charges Of administration.
ANNIE +. BROWN.
BY o. +. Fellows, ATTY.
june IA, ISIS.
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GREEN LAKE CLUB.
Fine Clubhouse Nearing Completion
on the shores of Green Lake.


on the shores of Green Lake.
One of the most attractive sheets of wa
ter in Maine is Green Lake, distant from
Bangor eighteen miles on the Mt. Desert
branch of the Maine Central railroad.
Green Lake has long been famous for It's
land-locked salmon fishing, and since the
establishment of the u. S. hatchery there
some years ago 1t has steadily grown in
favor as resort for sportsmen.
Among the earlier camps located at
Green Lake was one by the Hedgehog As
ISOLATION, composed of young business
men OF Bangor. OF late years interest has
waned among the members, and the camp
has been used but little. Recently move
ment was inaugurated by Eugene NJ. Her
sey of Bangor to establish q new club
house at Green Lake. Mr.. Hersey was a
member Of the original Hedgehog Associa-
tion. and Is president of the recently or
gained Maine Sportsmen's Fish and Game
Association.
Through Mr.. Hersey's efforts twenty
five OF Bangor's leading business and pro-
fessional men have agreed to associate
themselves together as the Green Lake
Club. Camp Hedgehog Is to be disman-
tied and work is already well advanced on
new clubhouse. picturesquely located on
bluff on the northsrly shore. In the i'm
mediate vicinity of John c. Hinckley's aud
distant about mile from the railroad
station.
The new clubhouse is to be 20x2s feet
and two stories, with vcranda Sx2S feet
in front. The cook house, 12xl6 feet. is
connected and is s feet posted, while the
main camp Is IA feet. The clubhouse il to
be sheathed inside with matched pine, is
to have stone fireplace and is to be
equipped with all the convenieuces of 3
model sportsmen's retreat. +. 0. Perkins
of Holden is master builder and the club
house will be completed ready for use by
July /.
The Green Lake Club as at present con
stituted comprises the following T. NJ
Hersey, I. II Appleton, c. C. Prescott.
+ W. Aver, II. c. Chapman, c. Field.
+. f. Walker, |. X. Stetson F. w Hill,
Hayward Stetson. +. l.. Storms. Frank
Dwinel, c. A. Gibson, + NJ Lsughtan. +.
II. Clergue, T. y. Egery, W l.. Miller. j
+. Webster, c. ID. Stanford. c. +. Wood.
ard. Edward Stetson. Frank Hinckley. +
W Cram Or. Baxter aud II VI Prenti,S
Additions are steadily being made to lis
membership Industrial Journal. Bangor
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HANe",K.ss Court Of Probate. Jnnc Term. 4
y. I-sB.
tcoount~ having been hlca for settlement, III e.
tatc- ~
William IT. weber, ate % Eicn. nccca-..d
william FcHnoly. ain,ini-t tator.
Isaiah shepard late of tastlac, deceased
Henry 4. nooicnow. Administrator
bavil ktmbAn. late vi Amherst acr, astd
john T.. Grover. Administrators
br'icrrsi-Thai the said accountants give motto.
g an persons Interested. III causing copy Of
ms orlrr a. bt publi shed three weeks success
NtY IN me Ellsworth American, new papeI
printed ~ Ellsworth. In said county. that thcy
may appear ~ Probate Court 70 be holden al
hileh!li nn the second Wednesday Of july next
Al ten OF the clock Ia the forenoon ami show cause
II any tAty have, why the same should not b
allowed.
q. r. CtNNlNGIIAM, Judge.
3w23 Attest -CHAs. 4. DoRR Re sister.
true copy. Attc-i .-CHAs. L. DoKR Register
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Geaal Notices.
Judge Of Probate for the coun

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the coun
ty OF Hancock.
THE UNDERSIGNED. administrator OF the es-
i tate Of Eben +. Haskell. late of Deer Isle. in
said county. deceased, respectfully represents
that the goods and chattes. rights and credits Of
said deceased are not sufficient to pay his just
debts and charges Of administration by the sum
of three hundred dollars, wherefore your petition
er prays your honor to grant him license to sell.
at public OF private sale, and convey the follow
Ing described parcels OF land situated in Deer
Isle aforesaid. to wit:
First lot. Beginning at the southeast corner Of
the premises, ON the town road. ON land OF Kate
NJ. Haskell. thence by said Kate NJ. Haskell
land south SIX degrees west, twelve rods To
stone wall. thence by land OF the late h, Gu y
Haskell. north degrees west, The saia wall
now runs, four rods and seventeen Inks. To Il
corner, thence by said Eben 4. iiaskrifs hand
north 3SS degrees east twelve rods 80 said r,ti
thence by said road, four rods and nine link.
to the bound begun at. containing fifty four rs!s.
Second lot. Bounded northeasterly by land
formerly Of The late Nathan Low, ir.; southeast
ery. by land formerly OF David Haskell lcc.asc" ,
suuthwesteriy by land formerly Of the hate
fgnatious Haskell, and Dorthwestery by irni
formerly of the late Samuel Saunders. and ih,.
Hooper lot, so-caitet. conta ming sixty acres.
or less and known the Dexter Farm. "f
the real estate Of the deceased (incudiing the NJ
version of the widows dover therein) To satisiy Y
said debts and charges of administration.
ELMER =. SPoFFoRD.
Deer Isle June Ia 1Sl3.
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EASTERN MAINE STATE FAIR.

Attractions ut Maplewood Park, Ban
gor--Many Prizes and Large Ones.
The Eastern Maine State Fair managers are
arranging for an unusually attractive show al
Msplewood Park, Bangor, this fall Nearly So
600 in prizes are to be offered. Hancock county
owners of fine trotting stock are expected TO
walk sway with no small share OF this money.
Following is the schedule OF trottng and psc-
Ing races
TUESDAY, AUGUST -.
No. /. For minute class, trotting.
open 10 horses owned in
Maine and the Maritime
Provinces. ! 800
No. .. For 2.21 class. trutiing, open
TO the world, 400
No. 8. For one year Old class. trot-
ting and pacing. open to
horses owned in Maine and
the Maritime Provinces. 100
No L. For two year old class. trot-
ting. open to horses owned
in Maine and the Maritime
Provinces. Ito
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30.
No :. For three wear old class, trot-
ting. open TO horses owned
in Maine and the Maritime
Provinces. 200
No g. For 2.3l class, trotting. open
to horses owned In Maine
and the Maritime Provinces, 400
No. :. For . 81 class, trottIng. open
to horses owned 10 Maine
and the Maritime Provinces, 800
No 5. For trottiug and pacing:
Trotters eligible to % class
and PAGERS TO 225 class. Pa
GERS being handicapped two
seconds IN entering. open to
world, 500
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81.
No. 9. For Is class, trotting open
to horses owned in Maine
snd the Maritime Provinces. 80
No. 10. For 2.3t class. trotting open
To horses owned In Maine
and the Maritime Provinces. 800
No. II. 500 guaranteed stake FOR
tro,ter. eligible to 3 minute
class, June Is, 1893,
First payment, July II. as ~
Second payment, Aug. Il. 10 %.
Third payment, Aug. %. 20 GO
Entries for this cla>s close july Il.
when nominstor's name oni>
required. Horse TO be named
Aug. Il. All starters that
do not win any part OF stake
to receive rebate of SaS.
No. II. For trotiing and pacing
Trotters eligible to > - clss.
and PAGERS TO 80 class.
PAGERS being handicapped
Two seconds in entering,
open 10 the world 3O0
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER /.
No. l3. For irotting and pacing:
Trotters eligible to l. class
and pscers 10 $50 class,
Pacers being handicapped
TWO seconds in entering.
open to horses owned In
Msine and the Maritime
Provinces. 200
No. II. For > 40 class. troitinr omen
10 horses owned In Maine
and The Maritime Provinces ~
No. Is. For . II class trOtiing open
to the world. ! upG
No. &c. For go class. pacing. open
to the world. III
purse OF sl,co0 will be offered for any
trotting stallion 10 beat the best one-half mile
track record OF the world.
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At court Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the county of Hancock, on the secont
Wednesday of June. A. d. Is93.
ISAIAH FISHER and Frederic A. Fisher named
executors in a certain instrument purportipy
10 he the last will and testament and codicl there
to OF willard Fisher late of Buehill In said conn
~, deceased, having presented the same for pro
bate
Ordered, That the sail Isaiah and Frederic
A. Fisher give notice to all persons interested
by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Ills
worth American, printed at Ellsworth thai
they may appear at probate court to lie held
at BluehiIl, in said county, the second Wed
nesday of July next, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon. and show cause, If any they have why
the said instrument should not be proved an
proved and allowed as the last will and testamen,
of said deceased.
o.. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
3w25 Attest :-CBAs p DoRH Reoister
A true copy. Attest -CHAs. r. DoRR Register
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June's MONDAY.

Roses white and roses red;
Rose vines tangled overhead,
June her floral treasures filings,
While above robin sings.
Drowsy bees hang on the rose,
silently the river flows
Scented Is the air, and high
Flies swallow in the sky.
Love knocks at my lady's bower;
Comes he with the regal flower;
Cries he: Rouse We, and away.
Know We not It's roses day"
-Ne,c England Mdga-ine for June,
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AT court Of Probate holden at Ellsu orth, within
and for the county of Hancock on the second
Wednesday of June. A. ID. lss3
ORANGES E. STEVENS. named executrix in
certain instrument purporting to be the last
VIII and testament of John A. Stevens late of
hiuehil In said county deceased. having present
ed the same for probate:
Ordered. That the said Frances z. Stevens give
notice to all persons interested, by causing copy
OF this order to be published three weeks success
sively In the Ellsworth American, printed at Els
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court
To be held at Buehill in said county, on the sec.
ond Wednesday OF July next, at ten of the
CLOCK In the forenoon and show cause, IL any they
have, why the said instrument should not be
proved, approved, and allowed as the last will
and testament of said deceas ed
Swo5 Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR Re.;s,er
A true copy. Attest:-CHAs. z. DORR Register
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county of Hancock.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Hiram &. Vaughan,
guardian OF Arthur Drinkwater and william
Drinkwater. minor heirs OF A. r. briukwater, la;e
Of Ellsworth, Hancock county. Maine, deceased.
respectfully resents that said minors sci Eed
and possessed Of chair part In common and
undivided of certain lot parcel Of land -ituat
ed In Ellsworth aforesaid. and bounded and de.
scrtbed as follows, to Wit; bounded on the north
by lot of Land formerly owned by Hamilton Joy
on the east hy Union river, the south by lot
Of land formerly owned by Marstnu: and on
the west by forty fo0t street leA,iing from the
county road Ia Turner's hin, called. ,leing
the same lot OF land described conveyed in the
decd Irnm James u. Hopkins ~ A. +. UrinkwA-
ter and Nathaniel A. joy, dateI ju 20 l>ai aud
recorded In the Regis rs of Deeds for Hancock
county, Maine, in Vol. itt. page 81. that -siI IS
tate j. unpr'dgcivc OF any bent d, a. III minors
and tha; i viii tc Tor Ihc interest 81 ia mirnr-
that The same should he sold auH TIE ttecd- Sc
curv'i on inter 81 therefore prays tuur honor
that 10 may Zee aHthuB1ei and empowered agree
abty 70 law t. sril at puhnc or private sale sid
minors said portion nt the above described real
estate, or such part OF 1t rs In your orini"n may
IL cSpc'iicni.
Dated June ~. A. u, i>.c,
HIRAMt kAItlINN
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Hon. Joseph A. Locke of Portland, Me-,
has been elected president Of the trustees
at Kents Hill Seminary, with Hon. E. r.
French, secretary and Gen. John ]. Perry
Of Portland, - treasurer.
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HANCOCK. - court OF Probate. Ellsworth. June
Tenn. A. T., $50
pEitltpNN for administration having been
L ulvti fl the following named estates ~
Mary j Gray. late of Ellsworth, deceased.
Nathaniel II. Carpenter, late Of Buokrrort. de
ceased
Inca II BarruHs, lair ~ Buck sport, hecsa -et
Ordered. That said petitioners give notice To
all persons Interested, hy causing copy Of this
or'icr - be pahli~hcH three weeks succeesveIy 10
the Ellsworth American, newspaper printed in
Ellsworth, In said county that they may appear
as 'rodtr court u be holden In Bluehill. on the
second ""0lLe'lay 81 July next, at ten O'clock ID
ne forenoon and -hn" cause, i any they have.
"hy The same should not 10 allowed.
q. 7, Ct N>lAt1HAM Judge.
3wa5 Attest -CHAs T.. pnRR E.gi.trr
\ irMN rnlN. Att..i - { MAs. L. nnkA. En.l-l..t.
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STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK ss:-Court Of Probate. June Term
A. u. ies3.
Upon the foregoing petition Orsiered--That said
petitioner give public notice TO all persons Inter
csted. by causing copy OF the petition and
this order thereon, TO lie published three weet
successfully in the Ellsworth American.
newspaper printed in Ellsworth, In said county
that they may appear at a Court OF Probate to be
held at Biuehill, the Second "Wednesday OF
July next, at ten OF the clock ia the forenoon to
show cause II any, why the prayer OF said peti
ton should not be granted
3ua5 o. 4. CUNNINGHAM Judge.
Attest :-t'HAs 7. poRR, Register.
A true COPY, Attest .-lUAs. =. DoKH. Reptsfrr
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At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the county of Hancock on the second
Wednesday OF June, A. u. lsg3
l. FERRY HARTMAN, named executor in
a certain instrument purporrng to be the Ia st
VIII ana testament of Calvin Osgood, late Of Or
land. In said county. deceased, having presented
the same for probate:
Ordered. That the said |. Perry Hartman give
notice TO all persons interested, by causing copy
OF this order To be published three weeks success.
lively IN the Ellsworth American, printed at Els
worth that they may appear at probate court to
be held AT Biuehlli, in said county, on the second
Wednesday Of July next, at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, If any they have.
why the said instrument should not be proved ap
proved and allowed as the last will and testament
Of said deceased.
o. P. CUNNINGHAM Judge
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true copy, Attest :-CHAs. z. DoRR, Register
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To q. Honorable Judge Of Probate for the county
l of HAnrl.rA

To M Honorable Judge Of Probate for tne county
of Hancock
THE NbtR-iGNEh. ryt cutnr ~ the laat VIII
sud testament OF Lucy Henry late Of
t'rp"A-vitir. In said county tCcca%e, respectfully
represents that the goods AMI chattr'S r. ghts and
rrc'it- % said deceased are NOT sufficient to pay
hvr lH~t debts auH charges ~ administration hy
ihr sum Of three hundred Inllar-. wherefore your
petitioner prtys your honor Ia grant him license
70 ell IT pu'Nr Or private sale, amt convey tiVc
un lviird hlrh parts 20 tine two pieces nr parcels
% Iann wing IN brook-Stlic, IN sSii county 10
Wit, Two small islands IN Cas,int ritcr. 81 Ar to
the main Land % SAID Lurs j. Henry and llin. at
thf month - "Na-=un'- Cove" -o-caiied and
AnpHr by n" name % iianry i-lAna- unl contain.
Ing about four acFr~ ot the real 90 tile de
ceased 10 satisfy sad !chts AMI charges % al
mtnistrati1n,
THOMAS TArLFY.
Geo. warren, Atty.
June H. issB
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West fremont.
The past few days have been days Of sad
ness. Within q radius of five miles thres
lay dead at one time. On Saturday al II
O'Clock Samuel Dawes of Tinker's Island
was buried. The funeral services were
held at the old homestead. Rev. A. b
Carter OF West fremont, oficiated. Al
2 o'clock the same day the three months
old child of Capt. and Mrs. Frank
Lunt was laid at rest in West fremont
cemetery. Appropriate hymns were sung
by the Bass Harbor choir. Selections OF
scripture were read and prayer offered by
Rev. A. B. Carter. On Sunday afternoon
Capt J. B. Rumill was buried. Rev. A. j.
Haynes Of Southwest H1bor oflciated.
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To Pc Honorable Judge Of r-oo.,re fer the county

Of Hancock
Tue lNHERSiGSED. Jeremiah Jones. admin
t-trat"r Of the estate OF Esther Jones late OF
BTU"k>Vilie, In said county, dcrcas.si, RESPECT
tulY represents that the goods anil chatEls. r ghls
ana credits OF said deceased arr not sufficient to
pay Der lu,t debts AMI charges 81 administration
by die -uin Of six hundred dollars. wherefore
yoHr petitioner rr4y- your honor 10 grant him a
license p sct At public or private e, and cnn.
Nty the following rral estate situated 10 Brooks
Vile. ard bounded a follows on the mort hu est
by lAnd ~ Juhn jones "n the southwest hy land
q IArl"Y amt siuSer on the southeast by lAul u
X >. hludEett ami on the northeast hy land Of
William Rlotigett and J. = Halves, being same
pr mi 81 e" which said Esther Jones died ,tixe eel
and possessed. containing seventy i've acr,-
more or less being all % the real OF The de-
ceased 10 satisfy said debts and charges Of at
mH!strauon.
JEREMIAH JnNEs
June u. ISa3
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HANCOCK. IS AT a Court Of probate holden q
Ellsworth, within and for said county, on II,
second v Wednesday Of June, A. D. istcI.
EklAiN instrument purporting to /
n the last will and testament OF Thoma.
knowles. late Of Eden, in said county, decea s.t
having been presented for probate, together viii
petition TOT appointment Of Thomas Is. Knowles
administrator with the will annexed
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to al,
persons Interested therein. by publishing a cop,
OF this order three weeks successfully In the FL
Wo'th American, newspaper printed at Ell.
worth. In said county OF Hancock prior TO the
second Wednesday OF July. A. D., lsgs, that
they may appear AT probate court then To he held
a. hluehiIi. within aud for said county OF Han
cock. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and show
cause, II any they have. against the same.
u. Z. CUNNINGHAM. Judge Of Probate
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y true copy, Auest,-tHAs. +. DORR, Register
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{ al MY \fN :.


r'n"'in'
Miss hate Is. Dyer has re urnrd from
New lofk
Miss Alice 4 TREY OF 'asiine j. guest
81 ME- a"et b"uher
otts Springer and Miss ts>>!lena are
vI~i'lrg Mis- Edgar Perry at Steubrn.
The. Children. ,iay corc..,, 81 -. p.,.
l,t rhutc, u.,.nt,r,.,t,r.r.-
W Il Biai.d,u snt ] Il u,r.y,,.r -,
FU>wDrrh have ilt.r a In.t,,ri,,,a
E4ii;m.t.
~, t, :,
has, ,,,..'..t ,.a' a"r '"''.''rh
-, ''' Dan ~ ~ """s'ef :
- '''
~ sunday evening The members Of
Inc Methodist sabbath school " II observe
Children day ny concert.
jr-,.x.-rts.. =, d.. ,al,t. : -, 80
hyr daughter. Miss Edith. beIu. among
the rrsdnst..
J. H. West aud daughter attended tn,
opening If The cub house Nv the sbcns
qu.- club in Ellsworth. saturday evening
which i reported a. N,Gl pleasant occa
9''h'
Masters R)s fernald and Walter \.
nla'S'''" rescued tht!r school na;e'
fiAuh'e h'airue"' from drowning, one
Jay 'aS' "e'h- IL was Il pFalse"orthy
act sn'' reserves pu'4' mention
AL up iht highway. gather out the
s'oheS' command winch some OF our
20" hSiheh are observing. literally, at this
''ihe' sunday afternoons heavy rainfall
H., '-l'rS 80 ~ .',e .'ret WASH
=, :, '"9'' ''P'''s
ne fp"orlh League proposes to OBJ
serve July ny celebration. Sherman
-, Cannon wiz ac' as marshal OF TIE day
NJ "eich' q to4Ay university delivers
ING GRAFTON. good dinner and supper
a,a n.h.'r t1o III - paSs'a''
mr.. snd an .y..r,,,, n,.r,atr,a. ~,
close ~ day W.
lime 10 rvn>
"
BrookIiu
II a S,s,1.s Of po.,o, - :.
FRIDAY
u ~
higgins Vi E's"orih spent lew
~ ''" ias' wen
Judge and Mrs. +. j. Hale Of Foxcroft,
are stopping at George b. Flyes-
DR.. l.. S. Carriers summer home on Hsr-
Dor Island was DESTROYED hy fire last week
The mission fair which 80 ba,d g..
urday evening was rathey nooriy ns,rmn-
lied on account of the rain +, Us. ra