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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-03-10

Justwed-What can | do that will
make you less cold to me, darling?
Mrs. Justwed-Get me a sealskin
Iacque.-N. Y. Journal.
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OF all the joys that fate can fix.
This makes the heart elate:
To hear the bell at half-past six
And not get up till eight.
Chicago Record.
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His Wish Grntifed.

Buyer (entering poultry shop -
should like to see nice fat goose.
Small Boy-Yes, sir, mother will be
down directly.-Tit-Bits.
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She-George, do you believe that "out
IF sight is out of mind?"
He-No! Turn the gas out and I'll
prove it.-Puck.
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Flim-Are you good judge of horse
flesh?
Flam-Don't know; never ate any
n. y. journal.
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Afflicted FaXOrItes.

Queer how we like blind people bet
ter than we do deaf people"
That's not queer at all"
"Why isn't it?"
"Sympathy costs nothing, but shout.
ing tires our lungs."-LouisviIle Cour
ier-Journal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-03-10

Every dog has his day; but only thor
oughbreds get entered at the bench show
Chicago Record
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Be careful how you grasp an opportunity;
it is often terribly hard to let go.-Chicago
Record
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How He Might Do II.

Hammond-Thatcl clubbing policeman,
l suppose, really expects to go to Heaye n
when he dies.
Beans-Well, he probably expects to
beat his way inn. y. journal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-03-10

Why suffer with an ache or pain
When st. Jacobs Oil will cure? Why?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-03-10

Sprained last night. To-day you are
Well if you use St. Jacobs Oil to cure.
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Don't run from a bore; he is probably
keeping you from boring somebody else
Chicago Record.
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De eloquentest folks you sees
Ain dem OATS done got through.
But dem dat keeps a-talkin' bout
De things deys gwinter do.
Washington Star.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-03-10

Humbug- A bug that always preys upon
the unwary.-Chcago Daily News.
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Not yourself? Use st. Jacobs Oil for
Soreness and stiffness. 1t will cure.
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Rupture. Surecure Book free. Write for it
to 81 Sherman, Specialist, Mt. Vernon N. Y.
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With the day the light with the road the
strength to tread t.-Samuel johnson.
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Frost bites are like burns, and both
Are cured by st. Jacobs Oil promptly.
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Spinster-Either boy with a top or an
elderly unmarried lady.
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Feel it pass away-when st. Jacobs
Oil cures Neuralgia. Soothes it out.
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Keep on and suffer if you think
St. Jacobs Oil won't cure rheumatism.
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Is the only sure cure in the world for Chronic UI-
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Old Sores. 1t never fails. Draws out all poison.
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63c. Book free j. Il. ALLEN MEDICINE
CO, st. Paul, Mimi. Sold by Druggists.
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Holly-You seem out of spirits, old
man!
Homer-Yes-not a drop left in the
house.-N. Y. Times.
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Bucksport-

Bucksport.
Capt. Charles Lawrence captured cod
fish Wednesday in a cove near Chipman's
crossing. The fish was nearly stranded in
shoal water. II weighed foruy-nine
pounds.
Lightning played havoc with the tele-
phone and electtic light systems here
Wednesday evening. Lightning struck
the seminary building tearing hole in
the roof, but doing little damage.
The banker Edgar 5. Foster, Capt.
John Mclnnis, arrived Thursday. Like
the other vessels of the fleet, she brings a
full fare, some $500 quintai Of cod ana a
deck load of oil. Cap. McIanls reports
very pleasant season on the banks, and
not wind enough to do business on.
Horace w. Fifield, OF this place, died al
Franklin, Mass, Wednesday, aged forty
eight years. MIR. Fifield was native OF
Bucksport. He was the son of the late
Horace P. Fifield. He learned the trade
of tinsmith with the late George p. Har
riman, later going into business for him
self. In 1891 he removed to Bar Harbor,
and few years later to Massachusetts,
where he has since resided. He leaves a
wife and one son, Harry.
The school committee is busy with the
problem what to do with the pupils in
district No. 5. This district comes under
the law which provides that any district
having an average OF less than eight
students shall have its school suspended
and the superintendent shall furnish
transportation for students to some neigh
boring district, but the committee can
find no one who Is willing to contract for
carrying the children at what the com
mittee considers reasonable figure
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0JNTY NEWS.
Tor County Nc,es other pages.


Deer isle
FL Maishall is visiting his parents.
r NcCo''r'~ ecu ned to his nome in
Nar d Dig yesterday.
90 H=.te. VITO has been spending the
sum- town, left this week.
A4.4dr Il. Greeniaw, who has been
yaoa,.tL this Summer, came home this
week
Mr.. Mary Sellers, wife OF Charles Sell
lers. " no has been ill for some time, died
yesterday.
Dow Conant and his niece, Alice Went
worth. OF Orrington, are visiting Mrs.
Martha Consnt.
Mrs. Alma NJ. Haskell and little daugh
ters Rachel and Lucy are visiting rela-
tives in Bangor and Milford.
Cap. z L Haskell and wife and Miss
Lii DIV visited Rev. j. S. Richards and
wife ia West Brooksville last week.
MrH +. Ferguson and children, who
have been spending the summer with her
mother here. leave to-day for their home
n Cambridge, Mass.
Sept, 5. H.R.
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TEE AMERICAN has subscribers at JOG
o. me 7f5 post-ofces in Hancock county;
az tss other papers in the county COM
bin - nj reach so many. THE AMER
IoAh 10 ss-t the only paper printed in
Ra-,.a county, aud has neuer claimed to
he, h''t . i 'tc on'.' paper thot can prop
eT5 % tl.ted a COUNTY paper; all the
reo. .-,, ,y.e,y local papers. The circuta-
to- %. 2Aa aa.ERtCAN, barring the Bar
So,5Vf Beo0tGs summer list, is larger
thu. taut u all The other papers printed
sn f..s,,rs county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-14

Birch Harbor.
Miss Mary Evans, of Sullivan, has been
visiting here the past week.
Harold Powers, OF Boston spent a week
here, the guest of A. II. Wiuslow.
Rev. W. II. Rice, OF Larrabee, spent
Tuesday night with his parents here.
NJ II. Winslow, who has been spending
his vacation here, left Thursday for Brook
lin where he will stop few days before
returning to his place OF business III Mel
rose.
Capt. David Rice met with quite a
serious accident Tuesday. While hauling
a load of hay his horse became unmanage-
able, and in trying to control him Capt.
Rice was thrown down and badly injured
about his head and face.
Sept 5. c.
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den arrived home Monday, accompanied
by Fred Benson who is the guest of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Small.
Mrs. Mary Sellers, wife OF Charles Sell
lers, died at Sunset, Sept. 4, aged thirty
years. She WAS the daughter of the late
Levy aud Sarah Marshall, of Deer Isle.
She leaves one brother and two sisters,
one OF whom resides in Florida. The fu-
neral took place Monday from the Union
chapel, Rev. Mr.. Beadle, officiating.
Sept s. SADIE
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COUNTY NEWS.
81, additional County Ners see other page,
West Franklin.

West Franklin.
The mill is shut down for want of water.
More than a million OF slaves, beside
heading and long lumber, have been
sawed.
Miss Sarah Lacount and Columbus
Morse were married Saturday evening
Sept. 8, by Rev. d. L. Smith. May they
receive good share OF happiness on their
journey.
One OF those bulldozing southern
severely iDjuring him, one day recently.
A few applications OF Yankee muscle is
what few of those fellows need to infuse
a little humanity into their brutal natures.
Sept. 5. CHEER.
The apple and reunion crops are larger
than last year.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T..
Scammon died Thursday.
The infant daughter OF Walter Fernald
died from cholera iniantum last week.
Mrs. McGonvile received news last
week OF the death Of her father in Ken
lucky.
Charles T.. Smith raised squash that
gicted feet 9 inches and weighed 81
pounds.
Leslie Clark is at home from Lewiston
ioc a short time. He brought a bride
with him.
Eugene Coombs and wife went to East
brook fishing one day recently. Three
hundred perch and black bass were
caught.
Schools commenced Tuesday, Sept. 6.
John Demeyer, it,, OF Eastbrook, and
Hiss Cassie Springer, OF Franklin, are
teachers.
The fest reunion OF the Clark family
WAS held at the home OF Jacob Springer
on Sept. s. Sixty mem bers OF the family
were present. The day was delightful
and enjoyment was evident on every side.
The Clarks of Franklin trace their anees-
try back to TAO, when Josiah Clark set
tied at Newcastle, Maine. Prayer was Of
fsred by Rev. d. b. Smith. 8. s. Clark
was chosen president, John ID. Clark.
vice-president, John S. Clark, secretary.
1t was voted to hold the next reunion at
the same place In 1899, the date to be an
nounced later.
The annual q. A. r. picnic IVES held at
West Franklin in Springer's grove, on the
shore OF Great pond, Sept. 5. In the early
and by noon there were upward OF 81
people on the grounds. The forenoon
was spent socially. At II O'Clock groups
were seated upon the ground, partsking
OF collation. that kings might envy. In
the afternoon there was music by the
band, organ and violin. Dancing, sing
ing and merry making all tended to make
the day pass merrily. 1t will not be many
years more before these picnics will be q
thing OF the past, for the soldiers OF 81
are being mustered out at rapid rate.
The second annual reunion Of the Or
cult family was at Georges pond Wednes-
day, Aug. "a. One hundred and fifty were
in social intercourse. Representatives
were present from Franklin, East brook,
Sullivan, Steuben and other towns. Moses
Abbott and wife were invited to dinner.
MIR. Abbott related many incidents hap
pening in the ninety-seven years of his
life. When the time came to go home he
would not accept the offers OF rides TO his
home, but walked one-half mile over
the longest and steepest hill in Franklin.
The officers chosen were the same as last
year. Late in the afternoon the meeting
adjourned to meet at the same place on
the fourth Wednesday OF August, 1899
Sept. 9. CHEER.
Sunsei.
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mont.


Join ", son Of Isaac c. and Rebecca
Dow, aItss { short but severe illness, died
or Saturday, Aag. 20, aged nineteen years.
In his Death BGyside loses one Of its most
esteemed young men. He was kind, low
ing and iovable. His many deeds of
kindness and his social virtues made for
him host of friends. The sympathy of
all goes out to the bereaved family. Flu
ner8l services were held at the church
Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
MIR. PinEerton. The interment was in
Center cemetery.
Sept. :. SPEC.
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Mrs. Asensth NJ. Squirting and Mrs.
Mefglna bunker are quite ill.
Miss anita Bunker, OF Portland, is Wis
It'll - 5e-t, Ms. 9 w. Bulger.
NJ, s5ctaesa rowe, of Boston, is pass
sDE a. annual vacation at W. P, Preble's.
Capt. John Bunker recently lost a
horse and q COW, both dying very sud-
aenIH.
Mr. William l. Mayo will this week re-
move Ter household goods to Southport,
whera ner husband is engaged in bust
ness, and where he family expect to live
IN the future.
Re-, {. \. Daye is 10 longer handi-
csl ..t,i ia als Work here in regard to the
repairs upon the old church building,
aa- Is 1-s -azElng rapid strides to
get - eng pcstponed repairs completed
tbs aess-4. M. Dayie is proving a
worthy compeer OF his predecessor, Mr..
aaruood, in Obtaining funds for the pur-
pose
Sent. ). L.
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Marlboro.

Marlboro.
Melvin Wilbur, of Otis, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. S. H. Remick.
Miss Audrey Hodgkins has gone to Bar
Harbor to visit her sister, Mrs. Fred
Brewer.
Mrs. Fred Martin, who has been visit
ing her parents, isaac Vincent and wife,
has returned to her home in Ellsworth.
Sept. 5. ARE.
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Sunset.
Morton Small, wife and child will
leave for Freedom in few days.
Philip w. Small is attending his second
term of school at Freedom academy.
The school commenced Monday in this
place, taught by Miss Lima Greenlsw.
Mrs. Pearl Stinson is at Stonington
caring for her daughters child, who is
very ill.
E. s. Small has received his first lot OF
horse nets from the Chase company in
Boston.
Mrs. Sarah Powers is at Stonington
caring for her father, George Eaton, who
is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Easton, who have
visited relatives at Swans Island and
Sunset the past three weeks, have returned
to their home in Camden.
Valentine Lufkin, wife and daughter,
OF Hyde Park, Mass, who have been Wis
iting friends and relatives here during
the summer, left for home Saturday.
Mrs. Nina Jones and daughter Ardeth,
Miss Jones and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. ID. Carl
tOn,who have been visiting their parents,
jeremiah Greenlaw and wife, have left
ior their home in Roekand
Miss Clara Warren, OF South Deer Isle,
who for the past two weeks has been the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Benson, in Cam
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Last Friday evening an excellent con-
cert was given at the church under the
direction of the pastor, Rev. J. T. Moore.
The soIoists were Miss Mabel Monag han,
soprano, OF Ellsworth, Miss Genevieve
West, reader, OF Franklin, Miss Josie
Brigham, OF Sullivan, pianist, and Miss
es Helen and Harriet Rollins of Ellsworth,
piano. Owing TO counter ATTRACTIONS in
the NEG hborhood, the attendance was not
so large rs was anticipated, but those who
did attend were we'll repaid for coming.
Following was he programme:
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Bar HarDor.

Bar HarDor.
Mrs. Thomas A. Scott, of Philadelphia,
has purchased 'Devilstone', the beautiful
residence of James T. Woodward, of New
York, which is situated on the shore pat h.
The purchase price wss not stated. The
property comprises one OF the most val
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South f,OuIdsboro.
Miss Emma Sargent is visiting relatives
in West Sullivan.
School commences Monday taught by
Lillian Mcfarland.
Miss Lucy Bunker will teach in the
Pond 4issrict this fall,
Re-. Mr.. Hager, of Winter Harbof
Qr5.--..s- +. IL =chool-house every Thurs
dav evening
! :. III =. -. Hooper go to Schoodc
Monday morning. They will work on the
rco1 r-hich is being built there,
Sept. s. S.
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South Surry.
Mrs. Georgia Hutchings, OF Boston,
recently visited relatives here.
Little Harold Grindle who, with his
mother, is visiting at his grand parents,
J. {. Young and wife, is quite i'll.
Mr.. True and family, OF Portland, who
have been spending some weeks with
Mrs. Dids Clark, have returned home.
Mrs. Rebecca Chalmers, OF Memphis,
Tenn, wife of the late Senator Chalmers,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. William p.
Stewart, at Gable villa. Mrs. Stewards
sister, Mrs. Broadwell, OF New York, Is
also guest at the villa.
An entertainment Is to be given at the
South Surry church Saturday evening,
Sept. II, at 49, by the Misses Stewart
and their guests, under the management
OF Miss Corinne Stewart. An admission
fee OF Is cents for adults and 10 for chill
dren will be charged at the door. This
includes refreshments which will be
served during the evening. The proceeds
are for the benefit OF the church. An
invitation 10 extended to all.
Sept. 10.
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EUGENE.

Lamotne.
School in district No. began Sept. 5,
taught by Miss Carrie Soule.
Miss Velma Lear began her school In
district No. s. Sept. 5.
Miss Gertrude Hutchings and Miss Olive
Coolidge have returned to their school at
Houlton.
Miss Phosie Higgins and her mother
have gone to Sullivan, where Miss Hig-
gins will teach
lothian G. Reynolds, ir., and Clarence
King have returned from Boston where
they have been visiting relatives and
friends.
Sept. 5. Il.
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liable and desirable places at Bar Harbor
Mrs. Scott is at present occupying "Desil-
stone'. She is one of the wealthiest
women in the Bar Hsrbor colony.
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OceaHgifie.
r. u Crockett vas home last week.
F. F. Crockett brought his colt from
q t'-faeg
Mrs. II. l. Stanley and Mrs. F. E. Webb
were listing al stoLington last week.
Mrs. f. d. Miller, teacher OF the gram
mar school, arrived Saturday and will
board at E. E. Greenlaw's.
The stable on the premises occupied by
F. E. Webb was struck by lightning Sun
day night. The lightning struck the Gu
pola, taking off the end. and passed
through the roof, taking out a rafter. 1t
then followed the iron track, and making
its exit through the end, ran down the
side splintering beam into the ground.
Mr.. Webb says he thought the Spanisrds
had him, sure.
Sept. s. EUGENE.
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EastbrooK.
A baked bean socahle was held at the
hall last Thursday night. A large mum Der
was present.
Mrs. Lena Blaisdell and little daughter,
of franklin, have been visiting her par
ents, John DeMeyer and wife.
Harry Crimmin who spent his summer
vacation at home, has returned to his
school at New Hampton, n. H.
Rev. Harvey Luckenbach, who has been
iaboring here during his summer vacation,
left Monday morning for Lewiston, where
he will resume his studies. He will be
greatly missed here, and his many friends
wish him great success through life.
Sept. 5. B.
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Waltham.
Raymond Haslem Is at work In East
brook hauling slaves for +. l.. Clough.
There were interesting services in the
church Sunday by Rev. C. F. Burleigh, Of
Eden.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Graves have the
sympathy OF their friends here in the loss
OF their son Percy.
Mrs Bella Dana, Mrs. Wald-on Hast
ings and Miss Mertie Haslem left for
their home in Boston o-day.
A free dance WAS given at the town hall
Saturday evening by Solomon Haslem.
good company was in attendance.
Thanks were tencered Mr.. Haslem
The Hasem reunion was held at the
hall Saturday, Sept. 10. There was quite
number present, and ALI pronounced it
the pteasantest reunion OF nil There were
music, singing, Rotations and fitting re-
marks by Rev. c. f. Burleigh and others
Officers were chosen a. follows: Ptesiden,,
Calvin kingman; vice pres dent, Alvah
Haslem; secretary, Heryy kingman;
treasurer, Moiby Hasten; committee on
finance, Hollis JoFdau, Alden Haslem;
committee on arrangement and entertain
ment, Isabel Jordan, Sadie Jordan and
Abbie Hasten,
Sept. u. H.
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sbr additional County Ne,cs see other pages

West Sullivan.
The Foresters gave a very successful
dance at the Milton Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Randall and little daug liter,
of Harrington, are the guests of Mrs. Ran
dall's sister, Mrs. William p. Goodwin.
Capt. Jesse Mitchell has chartered the
little naphths launch to run on the ferry.
The trip is made delightful by this little
boat.
Schools opened Monday with Mr.. Lar
re- bee in charge Of the grammar, Mrs. Sara
). Abbott OF the primary and Miss Louise
kins, assistant.
Miss Cora Gordon leaves this morning
for Franklin, whore she has charge OF the
primary school. Miss Josie Bunker teach
Is al plantation No. ..
Sept. s. q.
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south Deer Isle.
School commenced this week. tnuyht by
Mrs. NJ. :. Knowles, W no taught the sum
mer term.
Miss Christie Robbins aud Picnic
Downs are attending the high school AT
Stonington.
The W. {. T. [. net with Mrs. P. G.
Warren Wednesday. Topic, the "Mercy
D.larJlaeHt".
A business meeting OF the Epworth
league WAS held Tuesday evening, and an
entertainment planned for Friday even
ing.
Frank Robbins. who is at work in the
navy yard at Charlest own, Mass. made
short visit home this week arriving Sun
ing morning and leaving Monday after
noon, in company with his parents, John
r. Robin. and wife. Misses Eva and
Alice viii remain few days longer.
Sept, 9. EGO.
Sound.
Miss Avoline Warwell has returned to
Bucksport.
a son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
higgins Sept. 3.
Miss Rachel Wardwell and Page Homer
have returned to Bangor.
Mrs. Charles Hanback,, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Charles Bordeaux, has re-
turned to her home in Bangor.
Mrs. Benjamin Richardson has gone to
New Hampshire to visit relatives. Mrs.
George Cousins is keeping house for Mrs.
Richardson.
Sept. 5. b.
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Seal Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Latty have a son,
born Aug. 10. On Sept. 2, a son arrived at
the home OF w. J. Harper. All are doing
well.
Miss Myra Powers entertained two
friends, Miss Sawtelle, OF Waterville, dean
OF Ladies college, Colby, and Miss Brann,
OF Dover, at her home recently. Miss
Powers spent last week with friends in
Belfast.
In reporting the names OF committee Of
arrangements at the Baptist quarterly
meeting, three names were inadvertently
left out, those Of Mrs. Nancy Sprague,
Mrs. Emily Stickney, Miss Myra Powers.
All these acted well their part, and the
correspondent regrets the omission.
Sept. 5. d.
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Gouldsboro.

Gouldsboro.
Rev c. Il. Morse has gone to Rocklsnd
to visit his grandmother.
Frank Snyder started Monday for Chi
esgo, where he will be employed.
The school in district Eu. began to duy
with Miss Ella Smith, OF Steahcn, as
teacher.
j. a. Stevens and two children, of Bar
Harbor, were in town last week visit
ing Mr. Stevens mot uer, Mrs. Francepa
Stevens.
Miss Nj. p Squirting left for Messachu
sets Sept. /. She was accompanied by
her niece, Miss Liny Guptili, who Will
spend few weeks with her brother AND
sister in Aliston.
Sept. 8. JEN.
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Brookltn.
Business is lively at the harbor, large
quantities OF mackerel being brought in
daily.
Herman Bracy returned from Bar Har-
Dor, having purchased horse to replace
the one he lost few weeks ago.
Many Of the men who went to Vermont
to work on corn have returned, having
completed the packing earlier than usual.
Parties from Sangervile are looking
the village over with a view to opening
millinery and dry goods store. Brookiin
women would welcome such n store.
Sept u. G.. b. A
south Penobscot.
Capt. J. @. Dunbar is home from a trip
TO t he Grand Banks.
II. Perkins and family huYe returned to
their home in Waterville.
Ross Perkins and wife have been in
town few days recently.
crowd OF twenty-five took a straw
ride Saturday evening and made a short
call at Fred Dunbar's. a very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
Sept. ~ CLIMAX.