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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES


rNo HAIR, NO PAY; NINE soUTENlER
~ 33Ha 5. Spring. stops ha from coming
Out, makes 1t grow on heads that ha lost it,
All diseases of women successfully treated by
cures rheumati>m. liver and sidney trouble,
nervous debility, asthma bronchitis; coas VI
tation free. 5-13
\ THE SAFE DEPOSIT BONES OF THE STATE
Loan and Trust Company e enc osed III
fire-proot and Burglar roof vault wi h lime
locks and bill Family ligh ed with electricity;
aicoves attached or the rriva e examina' ion
OF valuables with writing ma erials; Young
lady i'll attendance.
LNOR sALE--THE NEW HOME SEWING MA
1 chine Company offers for the next 80 days
The Following bargains: Whites, Standards
Automatlcs, Singers, Domestics Davis, House
holds, etc, from S13 TO STA, on payments OF
y per week. $40 s Spring ST. Branch, 50 L.
Colorado Pasadena. Al
, yNoR SALE-THk "NILEs TRACT; LOTS
i in this beautiful tract are now for sale at
prices ranging from 5000 upwards these lots
are sold only to parties who Will build good
houses. PolNDEXTER ~ WADSWoRrH, 800
". second st.
m, EBsTER, TAILoR-MACCABEE TEMPLE.
w Club No. l. contract 81, +. II. Bush. Ar
rovo Seco Park; club No. ,, contract %, Il.
Newman; club No. 3, contract No 66, Fred
Lee, Ills Downey av.
I oS ANGELES COUNCIL, NO 14So ROY AL
- Areanum, meets at Nc. 245 5. spring st.
Regent q. t. Davidson, Secretary Visiting
members inTited to meet with us
MFsMIN's FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
WI monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and irregular menses-from what
ever cause For sale b. GEO. II FREEMAN &
CO.. loo n. Spring St Price. So a box.
business CARDS 81 PER 1000; OTHER
I'D printing in proper tion. PACIFIC PRINT
ING PLANT, III New High ST. Tel 14o0. IA
TT Will PAY YoU II YOU ARE GOING TO
L bu Id to get pics from j. 70 \ rie architect
fulldar r
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A TTENTION HOMEsEEKERs!
SANTA MONICA BY THE SEA

SANTA MONICA BY THE SEA
If you want home in this charming little
city, buy one OF our lots in
BLOCK a.
This block is one OF the best and most beau
tifully situated in the CITY, only 400 feet from
Ocean ave and the lots will be sold for
$500 TO $500
In order to make this location as attractive
as possible, certain restrictions are to be made
and the lots sold only to parties who will build
house costing not less than
-f1200-
The lots ere 5Oxl50 feet. and all streets
graded.
-o4 LOTS-
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NOR SALE-WE HAVE TWO CHOICE LOTS
II on Maple av., between Tenth and Eleventh
sts., that were taken oil foreclosure suit, that
we are offering at about half their value, Il
will pay to look at them. CLARK Il BRYAN.
127 W. Third st. IA
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C,UIfRCU OF THE UNITY UNITAliIAN)
I corner Hill and Third streets, rev j. ;
Thomson, pastor--services anday at Ii a. M I
sabbath school $3.50 II. M SUBJECT Suhu' y
morning. Christ's Fulfillm ent OF MasoI iie
Prophecies Evening service ] 80 p m.; ut
iect Yelled Ewes.
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NOR SALK-ON INSTALLMENT PLAN;
good cottages close in and save car iare.
AN. +. BOSBYSHELL. 11G s. Broadway. 14M
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rI,HE FIRST SOCIETY OF SPI K FISTS MEET
on Sundays at 2i3O ano. Z 80 p. ~, at
Iythian Castle, 49, South So sing st.-Prof.
H NJ Carlton will speak on p ,oofs OF Spirit
Presence. An admission OF 10 cents VIII be
charged in the evening.
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NOR SALE LODGING HOUSES.
j NJ. p. BOWEN, 113 w. Second ST.
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DOBERT +. JONES Il CO.,
IL 204 Bradbury Block.
For sale-HOTEL Santa Monica. Cal
A first-class hotel in Santa Monica. doing
fine business; located i'll a desirable art Of
the town and occupying two floors, OF first,
class brick block; Al rooms, completely ana
we'll furnished, together with all dining room
and kitchen furnishings: house is well ad'
vertised and has irst-class reputation; any
one desiring such a business can get a bargain
i'll this, as the proprietor and owner Is obliged
to sell on account OF i'll health; better investi-
gate.
If 2O4 Bradbury Block.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

=
----LODGlNGH
---LODGING HOUSES-----
- - LODGING EOUSES-- -
- -LODGiNG
----LODGING HOUSES---
100 bargains in lsdging houses for sale by
BEN WHITE, 22l W, First st ------
Is Rooms close in, very nicely furnishe :, low
rent; sure bargain, for a few days; price $3.50.
81 rooms on broadway; pays a net profit OF
over 800 month atove all expenses; long
lease on brilding price $1,000 ---
Il rooms on Hill St, very neatly furnished;
low rent on building; price 81 l0u, part cash.
rooms on Hill ST.; price for few days,
20 rooms on Broadway, $1,000 -
II rooms, very nice only $62j.
- rooms part cash, price $780,
30 rooms, one OF the very handsomest and
best paving roomirg houses in city; long
lease; price OF furniture. 5000 ----
---- - -REAU III ls------
-------- --BARGAIN .---------
On Hill St, close in, six rooms magnificently
furnished; two rooms pays rent OF whole
house; owi:er comp He'd TO go to Europe;
Dr. ee for few days only, $3.50 ----
OVERSIZE month; Il positive bu gain for S12s0.
80 rooms trahsitl, sure paying place for any
one; long lease, low rent always full; price
5000. tart cash and real es ate.
Il roops; on- of the most Internationally
furnished private boarding and rooming
houses In city; prominent location, long
leas low rent; pays $3.50 II month profit, sure
TO Always pay; price $1,000.
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CHURCH OF ST. PAUL TdE APOSTLE,
u Episcopal Olive st, opposi ie Central Park
Rev John Gray; holy conn nunioD, ) a. m
morning prayer ana one ser mon II a. M;
evening prayer, address and Sc Tviceot hymns,
z 80 D. m. All strangers corol ally welcomed.
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---Rcad ads in Evening Express
We have for sale roomng houses in all parts
OF the city, all styles, some immense bargains,
airy location you desire, from D to lOy rooms.
Properties of every description sold and en-
ch nged Apply Tor full information of any of
the above properties or TO buy. sell OF ex-
change anything, to BEN WHITE,
IA 22I w. First St
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INVESTIGATE AND INVEST
ROBERT +. JONES {; CO..
2O4 Bradbury Block, Los Angeles, and
Bank of Santa Monica, santa Monica
II
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NJ D. JOHNSON,
vi. 2t3 w. First st.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

M ANTED-TO EXCHANGE PAINTING FOR
w furniture, new or second hand in &c cd
condition. Gail or address J. l.. HELM
420 S. Pearl st. IL
"ANTED-A SECOND HAND TURNING
W la be cheap. Address }. VAN SEEKEY,
PIGS. Los Angeles st. Ia
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Xxx ED-COTIAGE Is OR ROOMS
w $500 cash, between Washington AID
Ninth, Crane ave. ana Maple WILLIAM
MARSHALL. NE. corner Eleventh and
Santee. IA
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GRIDgR BOWS ADAMS STREET TRACT

$500 to 5000 will buy the finest building lot
in the city, fronting Adams street-S2 feet
wide Twenty-eighth street, 100 feat wide,
both lined with fine palm trees; Twenty
seventh street and Twenty ninth street. Lots
and curbs, streets graded, graveled and
sprinkled; street trees planted, Rich loan
SOIL 30 feet higher than Figueroa street. grand
view of the mountains, building clause. Visit
this tract and see the many fine homes being
built Only Is minutes ride from Second and
Spring SITS. the new double electric ears
down Central ave. Office on the tract. Free
carriage For maps, prices and all informa-
ton write or call Oh
11-tf GRlDER & DOW. l09lZ 8, Broadway.
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A s. j. PHELPS & CO., REAL ESTATE
N. agents; list your property for sale or ex-
change with us, and we will make every EFFORT
TO meet your wants; correspondence from
abroad solicited. Office, 1879 S. Broadway.
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WANTE}--AGENTS
WANTED--REAL ESTATE

w ANTED-A ST lTA BILE HOUSE OF SEVEN
W rooms in LOS Angeles for client who
Will pay part cash, balance good outside prop
erty. We have 'sot suited him. can you? Also
client of ours wants $1,000 for q or T. on
security worth $4,000. THE SOUTHERN
CAT lFORNIA LAND AND LOAN EXCHANGE
D. W. LEWIS. Manager, Poi S. Broadway, Los
Angeles, Cal II
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MODEL MAXIM

-
HIODEL MAKING AND EXPERIMENTAL
wi work: strictly confidential, f. L.
TuACKEK, ia w. Third st Ii
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MAN AS HE Il, AND WAS. is II + SUI
vi ject OF lecture at the First Society of Spir-
itists, not Spiritualists, at 1885, South Spring
street tonight at 30.
nR. ANNIE WI DER, THE PHENoMENAL.
~ at Maccabee Temple Imperial. Nednes-
nesday evening. DR.. Clark the hypnotist;
every body come. ~
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PLUMBERS

+, II. WOTTON--SANITARY PLUMBING A
We speci' lty. Estimates given. 2C6 E. Fourth
ST., two doors cast OF Los Angeles St
LNRANk a. WEINSHANK. PLUMBER AND
Il gasbtter, 24O f. Second St Tel 1856.
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DELL & SABlClII, REAL ESTATE AND
ID insurance agents; money loaned at q per
can't YfJ W. Third s!r ~ #
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FOR RENT-.HO{JSES

NOR RENT-5-ROOM COTTAGE; REAR OF
Il 321 s. Broadway; S15. Apply to Dr.
fiowan. ct Rrosuws~ Is
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n rnO-A FEW MORE LOTS IN THE CLARK
SOUU& Bryan Tract, corner Eighth and San
Pedro sts. for $500; on easy payments and
low interest CLARK G. BRYAN, 127 w.
Third st. II
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w -ANTED - Los ANGELES SUBURBAN
w tract OF land, where country lands and
mortgages will be taken in part payment j.
7. MCCARTHY, Nadeau Hotel IL Il I42t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-29

Gr.., pond
Ralph Jackson has returned 10 Beach
mont Mass.
MISS carrie McIhiheH mas gone 70
~ 80 -
III faIteh anu isN' MI VI NV i'ei' %
Amherst, were N Town MONDAY.
A. 5. Penney, Of Marlavil!e, and NJ -
Treadwell, Of Amherst, were in town
Saturday.
Matthew Iaughlin has returned from
Lowell. Ma.s..and James Colhurn and
Tobias McIuinch from Wateryile.
M, 49,, r..
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10" = 81 if'-,47 a''H " -i'' - -
VIC ~" a. 49, ~ " ~ -
-" '1it'' ~ - 80 =" - "
Mrs. Seth hehhIstoh, with hef Ii'l4e
daug 4ter Hazel, oil Amherst mas been
visiting her mother Mrs. D4feAa " IL
llaihs' TINS week
In these days Of multitudinous societies
working for the good OF the world. there
:. .ti,,,.# 10. .a,.,,,s =, r,,.s.f,., ,i,,I.
aV'e' ION anu se' y" Il ''ii : -" CONS
increasing menace to the purity OF the
public mind, and that is the present style
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-29

Every word should be printed in letters
as plain as the cloud by day and pillar
Of IRE by mig " hereyer liquor Is sold
John Warren. an old resident and ns-
tive Of this place. died Tuesday, Aug 20,
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Naomi
Eaton. of Sunset. Mr.. Warren had been
in failing health for some years, and as
he became unable to work he and his
wife made their home with their dsugh-
ter, some three years before his deaf
He sold his property here two years ago.
He was a son OF the late Hon. Richard
Warren Of this place, and was descended
from one Of the earliest settlers here lis
sEe WAS near scventN-ulne Years. The
funeral took place Al the church here.
Eev. Mr. Belcher Officiating. The re
mains were buried N the cemetery where
al tar family has, -. tie leaves Il " ID
oN and two dsUc hter~, Mr.. Eaton and
Mr. Tins NaFdNea. OF Portland.
~ ".
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Atlantic
EUGENE.

Atlantic
Grace Joyce is visiting friends here.
Rev o. II. Written was at Oceanville
this week.
Dr. A. Elwyn Small is visiting friends
at Atlantic.
The assessors have built building for
the road machine.
Capt. Emery Joyce was in Roekland
this week on business.
A sardine factory Is to be built near the
steamboat wharf, Old Harbor.
Capt. and Mrs. Myric Staples are
spending week at NORTH Sedgwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Alyah Stinson, OF Boston,
are visiting at Capt. William Herrick's.
Rilla and Merton Staples gave a party
to heir young friends Saturday evening.
The Village Improvement society is
to begin on a sidewalk, to be built of
plank, and to be four feet wide.
Mrs. Lemuel Sprague died Monday,
after long illness, OF consumption. Her
daughter died about two weeks age OF the
same disease.
Seth Stock bridge and family, and Gertie
Joyce, who have been stopping at the
Rock End cottage for the summer, will
leave for their home in Rowley, Mass,
Tuesday
Aug. 70. >.
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South Deer Isle.

South Deer Isle.
Mrs. AppIebee, OF Boston, left for home
on Thursday.
The rain OF Sunday was followed by a
cold wave here, the weather seeming
more like October than August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Robbins and SON.
of Bucksport, who have been visiting
friends here, returned Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. d. Robbins left for her home
in Cambridge, Mass, Saturday. She was
accompanied by Guy Willis OF that place,
who had spent his vacation here.
A large number went from the different
sections of the town on the excursion to
the fair at Bangor. The weather was fine
for an outing, and all enjoyed it.
VIII T. F. White accept a hearty amen
to his communication in THE AMERICAN
of Aug. %, on the Bar Harbcr liquor war?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-29
Two of Kind.

The Lincoln Ne,rs tells the following
story so naively, says the Lewiston Jour
nal, that we haven't the heart to say
word:
"A singular incident took place the
other day on Damariscotts lake,
W hich shows the yoracIty OF bass in that
lake. 4 party from the kennebec was
fishing from a boat. when one Of them
caught the end of his fish pole in his
watch guard and flung his gold watch
overheard into forty feet OF water.
About an hour stterwGrd and quarter
Of mile distant, they caught sIN
FOUNDER, and noticing his iulne-- aud
peculiar appearance, he WAS opened, ana
there was he gold watch, still going,
The Ne,rs racontetlr shonld patch up a
fishing trip with that gifted prevaricator
who Nrites for the pekter Gasctte. Inc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-29
OCs,anN lille.

oceanNille.
y. j. Joyce is at work at Sunshine.
" hen are we to have anot her picnic?
Mrs. Jennie Harvey was in Rockport
last week.
Say, boys, let's get up base ball nine
and play Deer Isle.
Angus Mcdonald, jr., Is building a
house at Sunshine.
Colony 4 Bridges reported herring
very scarce last week.
Rev. Mr. Newell, OF Blueh.ll, preached
here sunday, Aug. Is.
Arthur Webb has gone for herring in
his schooner brunette"
The lobster hshersmen report Holsters
more plenty, and Of larger size.
Miss Dadman, OF Gharlestown, Mas,
IS boarding al Mrs. :. &. Buckm.nster' ;,
1t has been reported that Mrs. K. Il.
Anni- has duck which laid ten eggs in
live days. II You don't "belieye' il ask
sam.
Why don't some of our boats enter for
the race OF the Deer Isle yacht club? We
have some speedy boats here, and could
give them good try.
Captains {. NJ Gross, T. NJ Trundy
and L. Clark, with their families, ar
rived from Bangor sunday in their yachts.
they have been attending the Eastern
Maine State fair.
In the items OF last week | gave the
farmers a receipt for keeping flies from
1. :
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-29
COUNTY NEWS.
Bluehili.

For additional County Ne'cs see other pages
BIuehilI.
v.P. Cline left Friday for his home in
Cleveland.
L. F. Hooper, of Ellsworth, was in
town last week.
Work is progressing on the cellar OF the
new town hail.
Albert Mayo and wife are the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Mayo
Mr.. and Mrs TORY, OF Boston, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. {. Osgood.
Rev. Henry Stevens. Of Chicago. arrived
Saturday. aud i guest at Orchard Lodge.
Frank Dodge and daughter Grace. of
Salem. Mass. arrived in town Tuesday q
last week
A. j. Long loaded vessel last week
with slabs. and another arrived with a
cargo OF brick
Anumber Ct Indians have pitched Their
tents in the village and at Mr.. J. T.
GrindIes shore.
5. P. KIM bal and wife, Of Chicago, are
the guests q Ms Ot+1 linn ~ = ca
Orchard Lodge.
Miss Emma Jean Mcdowell entertained
party Of young ladies and gentlemen
Saturday evening.
The members Of the Bluehiu band look
fine in their new uniforms. They are de
serving OF patronage.
Rev. Nj Hayes Of Augusta who has
been the guest Of the Rev. (. Bean, re-
turned home last week.
q. l. Lansing. OF the Boston Ideal ban
10, mandolin and guitar cub, left on Sal
urday's boat for Boston.
DR.. Barrett and wife, William Nc
Howell, John Forgey and W, P. Bissett
were at Bangor far last week.
The Rev. Mr.. Harwood preached his
farewell sermon in the Baptist church 10
large congregation Sunday.
Capt. a. c. Holt and wife. Of North
amoine. passed through Bluehia We'd
nesdsy OF last week on Their Nay home.
Mrs. L. J. Osgood and Miss Emma
Osgood went TO Appleton Saturday, to
visit Mrs Osgood : fat her, y he i very III.
The picnic Thursday at John ". Snow
cottage at the Harding place. given by
Mr.. and Mrs Lansing, was a very enjoy
able time.
The union picnic at Charles Ciough.s
shore was well attended by the people
able time.
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West Brooksyille.
FLoSsIE.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis FarnhRm, Aug. %.
The Rev. stephen Smith and wife, of
Hinsdale, n. H., are passing a few
weeks with Mrs. Maggie Stevens.
Miss Hattie S. and Miss Clara v. Tap
ley leave here this week fer Orange
Mass, where they have been engaged
teaching the past year.
Capt. Jere Jones, who with party OF
friends made run To Bar Harbor in his
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-29

Gazette mans hero lost his watch ana
didn't recover it for many months. 7,
was still running, however. The tir,o
piece had stuck in the fsh's throat and
every time he swallowed anything the
object slid over the stem winding nnh
and gave 1t twist. those two mon
should go of together We would get some.
thing worth reading
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-29

Mr.. Jackson Stacker 1t am strange
whad a run OBJ luck gittin' cot cabds
I'm hahhin'. Mr.. Blades Cominouslyl-
Wa-al, cf gets de same pair o deuces IA
bin gittin' de las 70 deals inst'd O cot
eahd7, Il won't be strange ef dere'- some
cot plaster needed roun yer. Mix dem
pastebo'ds' ert
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-29

yacht, the "Grace Darling, arrived home
last week after pleasant trip.
Capt. Jerome Tspley left this morning
for Bangor, where he will take command
of the schooner "Estelle,' now loaded
and all ready to sail for Curacao, ". l.
Miss Annie B. Snow, who is at Brook
side cottage" this summer, went TO
Bangor Friday evening. Miss Snow
will return to the cottage tomorrow, and
will remain until October.
We are pleased to know that Capt.
Robert Tapley, " no was so badly injured
by being thrown from his moving ma
chine some weeks ago, j atie te he out.
We SAW him fishing for "tameeas from
the dock one morning last week.
Arrivals Ter the past week NJ. Nels
Welton; q y Harden: Or T. J. Smith:
William Smith. Bangor: Amos Lord.
VII ard children. Bath: Rev. J. {.
Young and wife. Pref T. : Taplev, wife
and child Mrs. Edward TaFtsy VI -
Grace and Mastsr Heu-y Tepiey, Niuat-
haven; George steeleaua w.ts Penoh-eot.
Departures Fred Edty and family. for
Bangor; Mrs Frank Ring and children
Miss Edith Stevens. for Brewer.
Aug. 8. ioN-2N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-29
DEER ISLE NEWS.

Ak Warren and wife were In Rangor
,his ,aak
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john Joyce mas ''o7''' ""t ~ gents
-.
att'5 'sF5. VIE ana sia31 ssuEi.s''
u iai1l d 2--.-z ~ li=- "
Jaaa l. 5'o,- NJ attend the reunion
- Nh ~, As3a.a .aat III BOSTON.
Estss-=s. y t3t.ti = studying III ~
IIn 4-..ee#-st lzs. = Rsetea. 8azkiaHd-
cart t#4r,tse, kngRIian arrived So
.s44 F==.fu=a- ~ steamer Mt. Desert.
III i....;sa. .TI4.-,ev and Ms carr.
Henderson wen. in Bangor Wednesday.
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L. =
Miss Bessie Ihu=lo" leaves Tor Bucks
pert to-day u resume her studies al the
seminary.
{. / Bourne. A. {. Turner and John
Joyce went to Bangor on the steamer
Catherine.
Daniel Go,t. OF south Portland. was
the guest OF hi- sister. Mrs. Winfield
ThurIow. recently.
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ten last week on business connected With
.Ioop It. H. Edwards
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Miss Elsie eandage, who has been IN
Breoklln for the past two years, Is visit
ing at the home OF ter father, Asa Q.
Candage.
Miss Lillian Atwater, OF Newton, Mas,
Who Las spent the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. r :. Warren, leaves for her
home to-day
The " Hing Workers Of congregational
society had lawn supper on Monday al
p M. and a ca ke and ice-cream social on
Thursday evening
p., W u,.,o-, nas o,o..a 80 ,,o.-
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"''' '''''' ''N
III
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I''aNe' -
Mr. i ilo3ha9 '''a'tr' q i''i' ~ =
visiting Mt. 'Ao0'e GRAZ =
M-s l. \. Rogers. Of Somery!.ls, Mas,
: visiting al James H. Mcfarland :.
Mrs. Watson Young, Of Iowa, i the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. George Z. Norris
Mrs. Lettie NJ. Royal. Of Lawrence.
Mass. i visiting relatives here and a.
Trenton.
Robert Maliken and wife, Of Winter
Harbor. were guests at J. II McFarland's
recently.
Miss Hattie Marshall. Of Bar Harbor.
has been in town for few days visiting
relatives.
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t5trtlg Green : at home.

Gertle Green : a home.
George Presley lea town Friday
0.rar MaTTev : ali home far a few days.
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J9th howard i nav aiiS ''s ~
Pr, 81" Ais aoNse'
George II, Howard purchased a morse at
the Bangor fair
f. T. Spoaord WAS IN Ellsworth on
business last week
= q bean III Taunton Mass left for
t,is homo Thursday
harold higgins oil ELLSWORTH HaH eet4
visiting Emery ticSef'He'
I'd 4 TO-. "a. -ulyar ..rsnnsty i'll
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