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Lacked Food and Medicine.
Bianco Approved CapituIation.

Gen. Toral made a similar defense.
He said Santiago de Cuba was defense
less, and that it was impossible to hold
out longer. He read telegram sent
him by Gen. Blanco, who, after con-
sulting with the authorities at Ma
drid, approved of the capitulation.
Resistance Meant Death.
Another Spanish officer testified that
when he entered Santiago he found
three quarters of the troops sick.
Gen. Rubi gave testimony to the ef-
feet that further resistance would
have been equivalent to the death OF
the remainder of the troops.
Might Have Been Avoided.
Col. Ordonnez testified that he was
blockaded, and therefore did not take
part in the conference where it was
decided to surrender. But he said he
believed all means of resistance had
been exhausted, though perhaps the
capitulation might have been avoided
by an attempt to break through the
enemy's lines, causing much blood
shed. However, the spirit of the
troops was weakened when they lost
all hope of outside help.
Should Have Reinforced Santiago.
Lieut.-Gen Pando, who was in charge
of the military operations in Cuba,
testified as to his regret that the rec
concentrations made by him before
leaving Santiago had not been acted
upon, as Santiago then had sufficient
ammunition, except for the artillery.
He disapproved the decisions of the
generals at Havana who, he asserted,
to succeed should have reinforced San
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Cotton.
EinnnciaI.

Quotations for middling range as tol.
lows. St Louis. sac: New York, t'se'
Memphis &c
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Gov. Shaw Reno minated.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 3.--Gov. L. NJ.
Shaw was renominated by acclama-
ton.
The Van Buren press., 1899-08-05

Blatant BIanco Safe in Havana.

Gen. Blanco, who succeeded Gen.
Weyler as governor general of Cuba,
narrated events which transpired at
the beginning of the war. He said he
had never advised the capitulation of
Santiago, but favored strong resist
ance. The government, he declared,
has accepted the terms of the United
States without discussion, and when
he telegraphed to Gen. Toral it was
too late. Santiago, he added, had far
from an insufficient garrison.
The Van Buren press., 1899-08-05

DIR. W. Seward Webb knows railroad
Ing from top to bottom and frequent!
snuseS himself by running III epgibs'
The Van Buren press., 1899-08-05
MaEet Committed at work Ar,b

New York, Aug. 2.-After vacation
Of about six weeks the Mazet assembly
committee convened 10 continue the
work OF investigating the different de.
pSrtments of the New York citv goy.
ernment p,
The Van Buren press., 1899-08-05

Secretary Alger arrived at the war
department at 1910. accompanied by
Mr.. Root, for whom he had called in
his carriage. They went Immediately
to the secretary's private office, where
were Secretaries Gage and Hitchcock,
and were soon joined by Adjt.-Gen.
Corbir and Maj. Hopkins, the latter
beng the military secretary OF Secre-
tary Alger. A moment later Assistant
Secretary Meikleiohn and Judge Cole
entered the room where tie judge w2s
fo1 1mally presented to the new secre-
tary. The commission, bearing date
of August WAS in possession of Adjt.-
Gen Corbin.
BY this time all of the army officers
on duty in the department had gath
cred il the main Office, and Mr. Root
and Secretary Alger and ether mem.
bers of the party entered the room.
The Oath Administered.
it was 1915 when Mr.. Root stood up
and took the oath of office. Judge
Cole then addressed him as Mr.. Secre-
tary," and shook hands and congratu
lated him. Gen. Alger then advanced
and shook his hand most cordially and
saio, with evident feeling:
with all my heart | congratulate
you and the administration. You will
fiud around you here men who will
help in the arduous duties of your
position. May God bless you and give
you strength"
Secretary Gage then stepped for
ward and congratulated Secretary
Root He was followed by Secretary
Hitchcock, Assistant Secretary Meikle-
John, Gen. Corbin and Chief Clerk
Schofeld.
"Here is Your Commission"
Ger. Alger picked up the commis-
sion, signed by the president and at
tested by the secretary of state, ap-
pointing Mr.. Root secretary of war.
"Eere is your commission he said
with a smile, handing it to Mr.. Root,
''in which you lose your identity and
become Mr.. Secretary. l go back to
become a sovereign citizen of the
United States and become Mr.. Alger.
II sincerely wish it were the other
way. said Mr.. Root, as he accepted the
parchment.
Officers Presented.
Then the officers were presented to
Secretary Root by Mr.. Victor l.. Ma
son, the confidential secretary of the
secretary of war. AS soon as they
were introduced they passed on and
shook hands with Gen. Alger. Nearly
all stopped to express their regrets
VI on his retirement and wished him
success in the future. They also
thanked him for his consideration
ard many acts of kindness and uni
form courtesy during the time they
had been associated with him.
Gen. Miles and stan Present.
Gen. Miles appeared with his full
stuff in the full dress uniform of a
major general of the army. He stopped
to talk to Secretary Root for some
tine longer than any of the others.
Following the presentation of the
officers. the civilian officials and clerks
of the department came in and shook
hands with Secretary Root and said
| farewell to Gen. Alger.
Secretary Gage, before leaving the
room went up to Gen. Alger, shook
him cordially by the hand, bidding
him good-by. Gen. Alger left at 1874.
o'clocl; to-day for his home in Detroit
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BRAVERY NO BAR TO DIsHoN0R
Lives for Refusing TO saeri-
flee Their Comrades.

Madrid, Aug. 2.-The second session
of the court-martial or Generals Toral
and Pareja, who are charged with sur
rendering Santiago de Cuba to the
Americans without having exhausted
all means of defense, took place yes
terday.
Lacked Food and Medicine.
Gen. Pareja, in his defense, said the
garrison of the city of Santiago de
Cuba lacked food, many of the SOL
diers having died of hunger. Pre-
viously, however, he added, the troops
fought bravely, and many officers ana
men were killed. In addition, the
hospitals lacked medicine.
The general read several kilograms
exchanged between the authorities at
Washington and Maj.-Gen. Shafter, the
latter showing himself confident et
forcing the surrender OF Santiago de
Cuba.
The Van Buren press., 1899-08-05

San Francisco, Aug. An officer OF
one of the volunteer regiments in the
PHILIPPINES has written the following
LETT 10 The press.
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Fast HIurhiir.
Mrs. Charles Candage is seriously III.
DR.. Littletied is in attendance.
Mrs. William II. Adams. Of Ninalhsven,
i. The guest OF Mrs. Henry Emertou.
The Chase Granite ca hs. hecun work
in a small way. Only a few men are en-
ployed.
Mrs. Luther FRIDGE. who has cen
visiting at Hal Quarry r.turned last
saturday.
Howard Greene ala, Ia. been At work
IN Vsl+ohe,o returned Las, F-;sav IN
account =, III health
u, $500.
.,,,,,,,,,r rsf,,-,,gt t.., r-5t.,
:, '''''e'
a.
- - - .
"''''''e y ~
49, '''''
walter 9toveF who has been laid up
~
ms h'7e ~ fNt'e '''' "'' "'" N""NAi'
'e7T9e + Hardy returned from subj
van last Friday and left thi- morning Tor
rrav Il uts,. Ia. {li -, ,,,,,.,.t -
'oo' shAF i'ehef'
Tuesday. Sent, + a. schooner .tHa,eI
nett,,-
-. -, ~
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THE AMERICAN has subscribers at JOG
o. the 145 post-o6fces in Hancock county;
all the otaeF papers in the county com
bined 40 OF Zach so many. THE AMER
icAS ts NOT he only paper printed in
Rance Z ss.t.J, ond has nerer claimed to
be, oat only paper that can prop
erly De assG Il COUNTY paper; oil the
rest are e-ers.v .ocai papers. The circula-
ton OF t.g AMERICAN, barring the Bar
B1r5C- 8 summer list, is larger
ten tagt the other papers printed
81 Hrt-9c. enJl.
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Atlantic.
Sept. Is.

Atlantic.
Mrs. Ellen Staples is visiting relatives
at Southwest Hsrbor and Gouldsboro
There were no services at the Baptist
church Sunday, as the pastor was on the
sick list.
All kinds OF fish are bringing a high
price. This has been an unusually profit
able year in ali kinds OF fisheries.
Among those " ho attended the Baptist
association at Sedgwick were Mrs Amanda
joyce Mrs. Lydia Torrey aud Mrs. Reu-
ben Joyce
Schools are all progressing finely under
competent teachers. The Mtnturn school
has not yet begun on account of the seats
not arriving for the new sehoolhouse.
\ large number are employed in the
canning of CLANS. There are two fac
tories in this town, and large guam
titles are carried to the Bass Harbor fac
tory.
Ira Terrey will buy CLANS and carry
them in his sloophost 10 II. W. Joyces
factory. Capt. Olando Trask in schooner
"Maria Ellen" Will run for the same fac
tory.
Emery Joyce who has been employed
ty Bar Harb parties TO sail them during
the summer, left Thursday. He will dis
pose Of his yacht to Winter Harhor par
ties before coming home.
The last OF the summer boarders leaves
this week. This has been quite a profita-
bic year in that business, as nearly all Of
those who take summer bosrders have
had all they could accommodate. They
all seemed pleased with this location and
several, it is said. wish to build here
before snoth her season.
sept. IS ;.
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Mt. DESERT LIBRARY SOCIETY.

The society was formed in 1891 among
the residents OF Somesville, and on Dec.
p, 1891, it opened the library building,
which It now owns and occupies. The
building cost about 200, and most OF the
society's funds have been used to pay for
1t.
The library contains $50 bound books,
besides different papers and magazines,
and in less than seven months has had a
circulation OF 902. The library is open to
readers one afternoon and one evening in
each week, and is free to all; but charge
of q per annum is made for the privilege
of Withdrawing books.
Mrs. Henry Willing, OF Philadelphia,
has lately donated to the library 100 vol
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so- additional County Ne,os see other pages


North Lamoine.
E.F Young is visiting in Portsmouth
and Boston.
Miss Edith Richardson has returned
home from Deer Isle.
Friends of Capt. \. c. Holt are panied to
learn of his failing health.
Miss Annie Young returned home from
Seal Harbor last Wednesday.
Mrs. Herbert Hodgkins, Of PASSPORT,
spent sunday with her parents.
Miss Elyira Austin returned to her
school in Roslindale last week.
Della Mcfarland went last week to
Houl,on to enter Kicker classical institute.
Helon Mcfarland and wife have re-
turned to their school in Newtown, Conn.
Mrs. Abbie Austin and Julia Bartlett
attended county grange at Bueksport last
week.
Br. Il. \. Holt and wife, of Monroe, are
visiting DR.. Holt's parents, Capt. \, G.
Holt and wife.
Mrs octavia Billings, of BrooksviIle,
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. W. ;.
Salisbury, the past week.
Ms, Maud Hagen aud susie Austin
have returned home from Bar Harbor,
" here they have teen employed tie past
season.
MR.. E D. Bragdon, George II. Coggins
and y lie, and Mrs. :. J. Young attended
the meetings Of the Baptist association at
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a startling incident, OF which MIR. John
Oliver, OF Philadelphia. va. the subject, i
narrated by him "a follows; Il was n a
most dreadful condition. My skin was al
most yellow, eyes sunAen, tongue coated,
pain continually in back and ~ides, no ap-
petite gradually growing weaker day by
day. Three physicians had given me up
Fortunately, friend advised trying Flee
trio Bitters and To nay great JOY and sur
prise, the first bottle made decided i'm
provement | continued their use for three
weeks, and am now a we'll man. | know
they saved my life. and robbed the grave
of another victim " No one should fail t.
try them, Only 50 cts guaranteed, al :.
ID WIGGIN's drug store
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Jerod Crane recently lost another COW.
Mrs. James Lindsey, OF Calais. is visit
ing here.
Capt Herbert Handy, OF Salem, is visit
ing his brot her here.
J. W. Temple has gone to hospital in
Portland for treatment.
School commenced Sept. i, Miss Annie
Pinkerton, OF Danforth, teacher.
Rev. Samuel Wheeler, Of Easton, who
has been spending few days here, held
n ing sunday afternoon and evening
sept Is. C.
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ISiIIttlfle

LHmulne
Mr.. Raymond Mcfarland, of Bucks
port. : visiting her aunt Mrs. y. B.
Coolidge.
William Lyman. Of Watertown, Mass,
has Joined his wife here for visit to her
parents. }. q. Reynolds and wife.
Miss Jennie Hodgkins accompanied her
sister-in-law. Mrs. L. X. Hodgkins. to
WaItham, Mass, Saturday for months
vacation,
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife, Capt q.
b. Ho8gkins and Miss Grace Reynolds at
tended the meetings OF the Baptist asso-
citation at Sedgwick last week They re-
port very helpful meetings and pleasant
time.
NJ Grace Reynolds, graduate Of the
Waltlsa. Mass, city hospital, is at home
fer taree months vacation. At the ur-
gen ae.tation OF the managers Of the
Hospital. Miss Reynolds has accepted the
position "a matron Of that institution,
and wlli begin her duties en- her return.
4 P5zsland paper says George Ken
ne5y, engineer, " hoS Ras been running on
the kenuehunkport branch for same time
past, has been relieved by Rueben Cousins,
VINO ma Just received his promotion MIR.
Kennedy returns to duty on the main Inc,
Boston 4 Maine " Mr. Cousins Is the son
OF shepherd Cousins. Of this town. BY
faithful discharge Of duties and attention
10 worS he has earned his promotion
H7 many friends here are glad To hear Of
hl4 -lCgrss.
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HUN. Cove.
school began here to-day with Miss
Mary Evans, of Sullivan, as teacher.
Miss Bertha and George Sal isbury
left Monday for South Paris, to attend
school.
Mrs. Cora Ward and three children, Of
Lynn, Mass, are visiting Mrs john
Stanley.
Miss Grace Gray will start for New
York Friday. She will accompany the
,eryants Of the Morris family
News WAS received here Friday OF the
ieath OF Samuel Caldwell, hus band Of
Mrs Eugene Caldwell, OF California.
Ms. Caldwell is a daughter OF Porter
Brewer, formerly of this place, and is well
known here. Mr.. Brewer viii start
immediately for California.
Sept. Il. B..
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priand.
Mrs Emma Carter lett Monday for an
extended visit in Portland and Chelsea,
Mas.
orlsnd fair, which will be held Tues
day, sept. 26, gives promise OF being q
very successful affair.
John Odeni, of quincy, Mass, returned
hoMe Saturday after syisit Of a few weeks
with b. X. Stubs and wife.
Miss Elizabeth ~ Whitney returned
To Hsmpden SUNDAY, after brief visit
with her friend, Miss Eliza y. d. Kim
tai
The news Of the death OF james Higgin
caused sincere regret among his many
friends. MIR. Higgins was born IN Or
land, but for many years resided in South
Carolina. Besides his wife ana children,
Two sisters, Mss Maria Higgins, Of
Lowell, Mass, and Mrs Deborah Conner,
Of Ot1snd, and one brot her, John Hig-
gins, OF Orlano. survive,
Through the kindness OF It's neighbors,
Luke soper and Joseph GrindIe, q pcii-
ton WAS circulated a few weeks age mud
was most heartily supported b many
Kind hearted citizens OF 0rianf and
Buek-port, raising funds to purchase a
horst and COW for Charles ] Gt3ndIe to
rep5aee those destroyed by lightning
Mr. Gfindle Hna as aged mother desire
to extend heartfelt thanks TO al WEo %
kindly assisted Stem.
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DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU F.?

II not, drink Gratn-O-made from pure grains.
A lady writes THE first time made Grain-O
did not like II but after using 1t for one week
nothing would induce me to go back to coffee"
lt nourlshes and feeds the system. The chill
dren can drink 1t freely with great benefit. 1t
is the strengthening subtance Of pure grains
Get package to-day from your grocer. follow
the directions in making it and you will have
delicious and healthfui table beverage for old
and young 15c. and &c.
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umes. There have also been some cash
donations.
Mrs. William Remission, the librarian.
always gives to those who visit the library
hearty welcome, and is willing to ex-
plain all matters concerning the library
society. John B. Pine has taken great
interest in the society, and in many ways
has lent helping hand.
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seawali.
Mrs.. (. ". Newman j. in very poor
health
Mrs BERTHE Newman, with her baby
came home from Deer Isle Saturday.
Samuel Moore is just beginning to get
hi- summer CATCH OF fish in his Weir.
Mrs. F. NJ. Moore, with her daughter
and grandchildren. spent Sunday at the
Gg at station at Bass Head.
Miss Bertha King came home from
Northeast Harbor Friday, where she has
been taking charge of NJ ISIS Kim balls cot
tage,
sept. Is. DOLLY.
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The ordination OF Rev George Z. Kin
meeting of the council took p.ece in tn,
afternoon and the ordination services ia
the evening. Tue decorations of the
church were very appropriate for the
time OF year, and were very tasteful ly ar
ranged.
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Walthel..
Sgaa. ,zsn Monday.
The sk reunion was held At the
baa IH4-=a=g.
NJ Hasten hse returned to
her hon Hherst, after a weeks stay
n her s##H Mrs. A!iee Jordan.
Mr.. Moore VINO has been stay
Ing ser = at N. K. Hsslems.
retarnzs sr home in Mariavile.
Mr.. z-.-# i3Ies, Who has been visiting
ff.aads $50, ms gone to Ellsworth foF
br.et vI-z.. -a.ore returning TO her home
Ia Bostoa.
Lewis 8o0.uson and wife, and +. Z.
Cio4gh -la wife. after spending three
days ia ,aAl- calling on friends, returned
to their nome Bangor Monday.
The a.t eessful dance Of the season
was hes1 Eex,s hall saturday evening,
l. The aea- + Solomon Hasten. Cards
Of lny4.a..5a we're sent to a select party,
and Ne1g enjoyable time was realized.
a vote q thanks was rendered MIR,
Hasten 6az lis kindness. Music was
turnisaea e Monaghan
The tjz-tam reunion was held at the
town - .u-day With Il very large
attendant. The follow ng officers were
CHOSEN Pros dent, Alysh Hesleul; vice
president 8s- Isabel Jordan; secretary,
Il w. Kiugnsns committee en- arrange
ment s4G entertainment, Isabel Jordan.
Sadie Hasten Josie Stanley.
Sept. j.. H.
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ha-l ~nrtN-
Members of the o4Qsth and society from
Bayside Mrs. Jennie ~~ett, Mrs. Della
" hitmore. Mrs. Ne;tig Musch, Mrs. Mary
Remick, Mrs. Ida Alley, Mrs. Abby
Staples, Mr. Leila Aoske, Mrs. Carrie
Pratt, Mrs Betsy MHikeu. Mrs. Bertha
Ray, Miss Jessie Ray and Aii-s Ella Jones
met with NJ Clara Yorke at her ncw
home in tbs place recently. They came
with we'll flied huAes and baskets. some
took the nearest route, crossing Union
river at il mouth at the ferry kept by
John Chatto; others chose the longer
route by carriage. They were very cor
daily received by Mrs. Yorke, no was
formerly a member Of the society and one
Of its founders. 4 delegation from Rural
sewing circle Of this place vas invited to
meet with them. which they did and eA-
tended fta.ernai greeting. Al noon the
table was spread with a bountiiul repasI.
and partaken OF by eighteen persons, IN
GLIDING one gentleman Who, being noted
for his courage, was not afraid OF such an
array of the female sex. The scribe
being one OF he invited guests. desires TO
express herself as well pleased with the
days pleasure.
Sept Is j. A. C.
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A foot, of course, but often tired and ach-
ing A little Comfort Powder busted in
before putting on will relieve this. You
cannot tell the relief it brings till you try
it. 1t cures tender feet and expels often
sive Precipitation.
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and and malaria
lls
and prevents d
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south Deer Isle.
The w. {. I. I. will have its annual
picnic meeting Sept 10.
Mrs. Abbie Junkins left Monday for
her home in SomeryiIle, Mass.
Capt. Webb continues seriously i'll
Mrs. Fannie Turner and Miss Lizzie Con
ley, OF Isle au Haut visited him this week
The church here is not yet supplied
a with pastor, and there was no after
noon service Sunday. a social service was
held in the evening.
Mrs Carrie Smith, OF Lansing. y. y,
arrived at Capt. Webb's sunday. Her
coming WAS an agreeable sarprise, a.
her friends were not expecting her.
Mrs. susan Robbins and deug liter. Mrs
Jennie Shaw, with her children, left fer
Boston Friday. The summer people are
leaving on every boat, and feE are left.
The dry weather continues. Wells and
cisterns are dry,apd vegetation il pare he'd.
The fail feed for cattle Is a minus
quantity, and butter makers are unable to
supply customers. Tue nigh winds have
blown off good deal OF fruit, much OF
which VIII be loss. not being ripe
enough to keep.
Sept. u. Zoo.
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Ou-.
Mrs. Isaiah Jordan is quite i'll.
Mrs. Octavia Grover, Of Marisville, is
the guest OF Mrs. Addie Grover.
Mrs. Annie Remick, OF Marlboro, is
visiting her parents, Eben Kingman ana
wife.
George Jellison and wife and Mrs. Eben
kingman went to Waltham Thursday to
attend the Jellison reunion.
Mrs. Frank Grant, OF Brewer, who was
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Mana-ln feel like
rna eor. hardly ~9IS across room;
walk to elurch shall for
e had been under the treatment Of two doctors but received
benefit until commenced taking
suffering as was would send for en-" OF books May God
81 <yyas9
fy thoasand Will be eoua.l
president the onnhus
=. onbra
ills receive I
personal attention Write for blank
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AshNille.
+. ii. Bunker and Fred Bean are board
ing The linemen OF the New England Tel
ephohe Co. at work near here.
Mrs. j. B. Duke and children, OF Hyde
Park, Mass, v no have been spending the
summer with her mother, left for home
this morning. Mrs. E. j. Potter, Mrs.
Dukes mother, accompanied her.
Sept. IS. MEB.
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Northeast HarDor.
Rev. j K. Norwood has returned from
his vacation in the Provinces.
stephen Smallidge is having cottage
built on Main street near the parish
house.
Sept. Il. j. a. p.
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BROOKLYN.
o. L. Flye has gone to Castine, where
he will teach.
gone to Newport and other towns to work
on sweet corn.
Sept. II. q. b. A.
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south surr3.
Cranberry picking Is in order Just now.
Isaac Treworgy goes to 0rone, on Tues
day OF this week, to enter the University
OF Maine.
MIR. and Mrs. Todd and Miss Mary
Todd, OF Bangor, spent tew days with
Mrs. Ellen Hopkins last Week.
Mrs. Hiram Gray, OF sedgwiek, and
Henry Thurston and wife, Of Gloucester,
Mass, were guests OF Mrs. ". Y. Coggius
recently
Mrs. George Essterbrook and son Cliff
ton who have been spending the summer
here, returned to their home in Peacedsle,
K. l., last week.
Daniel w. Sylvester, no has been ser-
ous!y i'll at the home OF Edgar Treworgy,
was so far recovered, as to be a ble to re-
turn to his home in Etna last Saturday
Sept. IS.