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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-04-28
A $4,000 FIRE.
National Citizens Bank Block
Damaged.
The Flames Give the Firemen an OBJ.
stinate Fight Before They
Are Controlled.

The National Citizens bank corner
was visited by fire Friday night and the
double building and its contents suffer
ed severely, although the bank itself
escaped unscathed except for water
dripping through the ceiling The
fire, when discovered, had made con-
siderable Roadway and was so located
that the firemen could reach it only
with difficulty. A partition fire or one
under the flooring orsbetween the cell.
ing and roof is the most obstinate to
fight, and the fremen had to combat
all three kinds last night, and yet sue
ceeded in limiting the flames to one
portion of the building, although the
water and smoke damaged other por-
tions more or less. The greatest praise
is due the fire department and its eff
ficient officials for the good work done.
The fire was discovered at about
eleven o'clock by Miss Sadie Kurth,
who has been living in the room at the
southeast corner of the second floor
aSOuO UClCpuOuCo w UIO h1O OO1UAOo anu
several firemen answered the call with
chemicals. Later, Chief Phillips went
, with another chemical, and soon after
wards an alarm was turned in from
box 26. The firemen first on the scene
located the flames under the flooring at
the north side of the hallway well to
the rear. A hole chopped through the
floor showed that the flames had al
ready made considerable Oheadway.
One or two streams were turned on the
fire, but the smoke became 30 dense
that the firemen were driven back, and
some of them were nearly overcome by
smoke, James Berry, driver Of hose
wagon No. 2, suffering from smoke in
particular.
About this time, fire began to fall
down into the rear of A. M. STEMS
clothing store. The rear door was
pried open and water was turned on.
A little later, the flames burst
out of the south side of the
roof, but these were soon controlled
by firemen who reached the roof with
two lines of hose. Then the fire worked
it's way into the rear rooms across the
hall to the north and spread from one
to another, but the iremen got control
of them before they had gone more
than half way to the front of the build
ing, and by one o'clock it was known
that the building was saved. The lire
was not picturesque one, for when
ever flames appeared they were quickly
extinguished, only to burst out at some
other place as they ate their way along
in the partitions.
Several of the firemen were slightly
injured by broken glass. Gene Showers
and Ed, Schumacher were among
these. Otto Mann sprained his right
wrist. Gates Phillips also sprained a
wrist.
The fire and smoke spread too rapidly
to permit of the household goods in
Miss Kurth's room being removed, but
willing hands saved many articles from
the other rooms, and the police station
was piled full of goods. Vogelpohl &
SPENCER had stock of BARRIERS furni-
ture in the basement and this was safely
removed
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-04-28
BROWN WAS THERE.
Will Make His Annual Report at the
Next Council Meeting.

Ex-City Recorder Brown states that
he was in the room in the rear of the
council chamber during the early part
of the session, but that he left shortly
before nine o'clock. When he
came back, the council was
on the point of adjourning,
as the fire bell rang almost Immediately.
He has not yet completed his annual re-
port, but expects to have it done in a
few days and ready for the next meet
ing of the council. He has the report
under way. He says that he spoke to
City Attorney Daley before going out,
and did not think he deserved the roast
which he got
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-04-28

A deed was filed today transferring
from Edward R. Jones to Thos. j. Jones
the west half of nw9, nw4, ne4, sec. 81,
Judson, for $780,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-04-28
JURY LIST.
Grand aud Petit Jurors for the June
Term.

Clerk of Court Thorne, Sheriff Ger
Itch and Justice S. H. May. of Decoria,
met Saturday, and drew the jury
list for the June term of the district
court. The grand jurors are sum-
moned for June 9th and the petit jurors
for June 7th. The following is the list:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-04-28

One of the rules adopted by the
council forbids anyone but aldermen,
city officials and representatives of the
press within the railing at meetings of
the council Notwithstanding this,
certain parties have sat themselves
down within the railing during the last
three meetings, who were neither ex-
officials, attorneys nor other parties
having business before the council, but
were simply present as spectators. At
one meeting, city officials were obliged
to remain standing while these people
occupied their chairs.
Officer Morrow will probably go on
duty May LIST. He has been employed
with large machine companies, and
will no doubt make capable officer.
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Total ............$13, $50 $40, $50

Plumbers were at work in or near
the hallway Thursday afternoon, and it
may be that the fire was started in this
way, otherwise its origin is unknown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02

THE AMERICAN has subscribers at I06
Of the 40 poSt-o6iees in Hancock county;
a. tae 1..5. .50pers in the county com
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAS is not the only paper printed IN
Roncock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, but 1t Is tae only paper that can prop
erly be called a COUNTY paper all The
rest are merely local papers. The circula-
ton Of TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Edrbc- Re is summer list, is larger
than that o. al the other papers printed
~ Hd1eocA eeYaty.
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for additional County Ne'rs see other page,

Hancock Point.
Miss Florence Rogers returned to her
home in Brewer on Monday.
Fred Smith and b. Jenny, of Boston,
are at the Barstow cottage this week.
The moonlight excursion adyertis ed for
Tuesday night was postponed on account
OF rain.
II. E. Chapman. OF the Bangor house,
was the guest of K. L. Stevens and wife
Sunday.
Winfield Slocum. Miss Agnes Slocum,
Masters Charles and Scott Slocum left
Monday for their home in Newton, Mass.
As a result OF a collision while riding 4
"bike" on Friday night, Mabel Allen Will
be confined to the house for some time,
though no serious results are expected.
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs L. b. Bowen
and a party of friends consisting OF Miss
Agnes Slocum, Winfield slocum, II. r.
Slocum, Charles Sloeum, Scott Siocum
and George Hyde, made a trip to the top
OF Green mountain.
Clifford Sinclair, James Wood, George
Wood, Lin Moore, james Savage, Ed
mund Clark and William Jude, Who have
been at work at the Straw berry Valley
fruit farm, left for their homes in Els
worth Monday.
A party of twelve from the Point en-
ioyed days deep-sea fishing off Turtle
Island shoals in the steamer "Gipsyn on
Saturday. The largest boy OF his size in
town on their return was Master Charlie
Slocum, who succeeded in capturing
unaided a27 4 pound cod.
A large party from the Point enjoyed a
picnic and clsmbske at Calf Island Thurs
day. The trip was made in Capt. Bowen's
yacht "Why Not", Capt. Hartshorn's
"Millie Francis" and the "Grace" with D.
{. Hammatt at the helm. The chowder
prepared under the direction of A. II. Nc
Cauley was one OF the features OF the day
The ladies OF Hancock Point will hold a
lawn party and sale OF fancy articles, ice
cream and confectionery, at Crosby lodge
Judge L. A. Emery's COTTAGE on the
afternoon and evening OF Aug. S, in aid Of
the chapel fund. Bar Harbor and Sor-
rento visitors can make good connections
with the Point by steamer "Sebenoa".
The "Sappho" will also make landings
there II the party is sufficiently large.
Dinner can be obtained at the Tarratine
hotel. II not pleasant, the party will be
post poned until Thursday, or the first
fair day following.
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seaw ALL


seawan-
Will Newman is on the sick list
Mrs. Armenia Getchell has returned Ia
her home in Rocklsnd.
Charles Newman has gone to Port
land with yacht for Portland parties.
Mrs. Herbert Morang, of East Boston
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Amos
Doliiver.
Edgar Newman has gone to Gloucester
Mass, to find crew OF men for William
Wards fishing vessels.
Mrs. Herbert Moore, with her little son
Willie and her mother, Mrs. Hathaway,
of Somerville, Mass, are the guests OF
airs. Lizzie Moore.
July 81. y.
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=TARRATISE REGISTER.

July 24-D. J. Chamberlain, Elgin, III.
Mrs. Abby Young, Hancock; George II
Grant, Ellsworth.
July 25-Prof. George H. Palmer. Cam
bridge, Mass; b. Jenny, Boston, Mass.
July 81. b. Foster and wife, Bangor
j. Net. Foster, Boston; ". {. Walker
and wife, Hartford, Conn.
July 2S-GeorEe II. Foster, 5. K. Prem
tiss, Bangor; w. F. Aiken, Ellsw orth.
July 81. a.
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East surIy.
Miss Anna Stinson is spending the week
with J. A. Chatto.
Colvin Wilson, of Brooklin, was here
last Saturday TO meet his sister.
The correspondent was favored with
call last week from Prof Hayes and wife,
Of Bates college, Lewiston, and their son.
who is professor in western college.
They were on their way to Bluehll to visit
Rev. Z. Beam
Mrs. Samuel McCurdy, of Dorchester,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. J. A. Chatto.
She is accompanied by her three daughters.
Mrs McCurdy was Alice Wilson, daugh-
ter OF Rev. Otis Wilson, who was pastor of
the Methodist church at surry from 1874
to 1877. In the latter year he and his wife
died within month OF each either leaving
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The A, petite of IA Goat

Is enyied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach aud Liver are out OF order. All
such should know that Dr.. King New
Life pills. the wonderful stomach and Liv-
er Remedy, give splendid appetite. sound
digestion and regular bodily habit that
insures perfect health and great energy.
Only 25c al :. ID. MOONS drug store
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East Lamoinc-
Mr.. jeffers and family are occupying
their cottage by the sea.
There are quite a number OF guests at
Shore Acres, and more are expected.
Fred Boynton and wife, Of Somervlle,
Mass, are visiting Mr.. Boyuton's father,
II. S. Boynton.
Otis Googins and daughter Helen. OF
Cambridge, Mass, are occupying their
cottage here for the summer.
Charles Lyon and wife, OF Bangor, are
spending a few days with Mrs. Lyon 5
parents, John u. Hopkins and wife.
Mrs. George Googins, of Cambridge
port, has opened the AIsnson Googins
house, and is spending her vacation
there.
July 81. Ii.
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Pretty Marsh.

Pretty Marsh.
L. W. Freeman is very H.
Mrs. Lena Foleer, Of Boston, is visiting
her brother, j. " smith.
Miss Mae Freeman is At hoine from
Massachusetts on short vacation
Miss Sadie Dodge and Miss Cora Lewis
made short visit here Sunday, July ..
They are at Mort hesst llarbor for the
season.
July 81. 8
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COUNTY NEWS.


Southwest Barbor.
Freeman J. Lurvey, OF Boston, is spend
ing a week or two with relatives here.
Mrs. Henry Richardson, OF Westbrook,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Savage.
Query: Isn't it about time we had an
other OF those interesting and character
istic letters from Stylus?
Mrs. Katherine Mason has gone to Sor-
rento for a few weeks. to be near her
usband, who is mate OF the steamer
sorrento.
The Fox Densn on the back shore,
formerly owned by MIR. Tyler, has been
sold to Henry L. Rand, who will erect a
cottage before another season.
c. E. Hannah, OF Holyoke, y. H., has
been stopping at o. w. Cousins the past
week, visiting his friend Miss Andrews.
He was one OF the soldier boys at Chicka-
manga last summer.
The Atlanta quartette gave one OF their
famous concerts at the Union church
Sunday morning, July 20. A large audi
ShSO liotthSa WIN
to the songs and the excellent remarks of
the manager and one of the singers. A
new feature this year and very good one
was the distribution Of leaflets Illus
trated with buildings and scenes con-
nected with the university work.
On Saturday, July 10, very interesting
bail game was played on the Dirigo dia-
mond by the Northeast and Southwest
Har Dor teams. Early in the contest the
pleasure WAS marred by a mishap to one
of the players, William j. Tower, who
was struck by the ball over the eye with
great force and had to retire. He came
out of the affair without serious results
next game. His little son Elmer very
narrowly escaped being run over by a
carriage driven by Deacon Holmes; he
ran out suddenly into the road and was
hit by some part OF The team and thrown
backward, fortunately with no injury.
Summer fairs are to be almost too plen
tiful for their own financial interest
during the coming weeks of August
The Met hodist Aid society will hold a sale
with evening entertainment at fremont
hail. Aug. 10. On the day preceding, Aug.
9, the Thimble Circle, of Isiesford, will
hold its annual levee and bazaar at that
place to raise church building funds.
The Baptist society OF Msnset will have
its annual summer fair and concert at
Centennial hail, Aug. 10, and about Aug.
% the Congregational sewing circle will
offer needlework, ice and cake for
sale at the library. For the good of
several causes, it is to be hoped all will be
literally patronized.
July % SPRAY.
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For Additional CoWHta Netrs, see other pages.
East BluettiI.
Roy ii. Mark, who has been i'll with
fever, is out again.
Mrs MACY j. Miller is spending few
weeks at Mt. Desert.
Archer Z. Long has gone to Hallowell
to work at his trade.
Miss Minie Ray, Of Mount Desert, is
visiting at Arthur Emerton's.
Mrs. Addie F. Grindle is visiting rela-
tIves and friends in Sedgwick.
Mrs. Lester E. Veazie, OF Bluehill is
visiting her father. j ohm Ashworth.
Mrs. A. B. Leach. who has been visiting
friends in Penobscot, returned last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. James R. Long is dangerously
Ill. DR.. A. c. Hagerthy, of Ellsworth, is
IN attendance.
Mrs. A. T. Hutchings has been making
extensive repairs on her barn. 1t is now
as good as new.
Samuel and Ellis Stansfield came home
from Hall Quarry last Saturday and re-
turned this morning.
John d. Love left last Tuesday for
North Jay, where he will be employed as
granite cutter.
Mrs. Frank Csndage, who has been WIS.,
iting in the western part OF the town re-
turned home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Morrison, of Wakefield,
Mass, with her children, is visiting her
friends in the village.
Schooner Gold Hunter, Otis Candage,
master, arrived Thursday with freight for
the grange store and for l.. B. Grindle.
Howard w. Dunn, of Ellsworth, and
his stepdaughter, Miss Quincy, were in
the village for short visit last Wednes
day.
Mrs. A. F. Linniken, OF Vinalhaven,
and Mrs. George A. Hunt, of Lynn, Mass,
are visiting at the home of Charles Can
dage.
Edwin Wescott, j. Pearl Cooper and
Norman Treworgy left this morning for
Stonington, where they expect to find
work.
S. A. Long and K. L. Witham, granite
cutters, left this morning for Ellsworth,
where they will be employed by Howard
w. Dunn.
Last Thursday the Stansfeld brothers
shipped fine lot OF granite in schooner
Mary Eliza, Capt. Alley, consigned TO
II. W. Dunn, Ellsworth. The stone is to
be used in the court house extension.
Last Friday evening the a. O. L. w.
held a public meeting at their lodge
room, Tue meeting addressed by o.
H. Snow, OF Bangor, sud George Weagg.
OF Everett, Mass.
A few days ago Mrs.. Eva HutchIns re-
ceived letter from ner usoand, A. f.
Hutching-. written 81 MS passage to
West Australia, EnG postmsrked Mar
settles, France. Last week she received
one postmarked Pert said. About seven
years ago Mr.. Huteh.ugs went 10 South
Africa, III the employ u the Ingersoll Sar-
gent Drill Co, to Hssl-; IN setting up ex-
tensive machinery walsh the company
furnished fer diiereat parties in the vi
entity OF Johannesburg, Trsnsvaal. He
returned sbout two years ago and bought
farm on winch he 3ged until last au
tumn. Since TINT time he has resided at
Easton, Penn, at wnlen place the priuci
pal plant OF the company is situated.
About two months ago Mrs. Hutchings
and child, 40 were Vstu him during The
winter, returned fr0a keston ana Sir.
Hutchings started fer West Australia,
where he VIII saperta-end the erection of
az extensive mining plant, contracted By
the drill company. The company fur
nishes miH!ug msc2-.sry for all parts OF
the world.
july 81 L.
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July Is.

south Deer isie.
The friends Of Miss K. G Hatch were
very glad to hear that she arrived in
Brooklin without injury % her health.
Presiding Elder Day preached here sun.
day afternoon. He attended the evening
social service, giving a very interesting
talk especially directed to young men,
though appropriate for all. The business
meeting Of the quarterly conference was
hell Monday afternoon. Mr.. Day left for
Swans Island the same day. Rev. Mr.
Thebodeau expects to leave for Chicago in
a few weeks, and plans We're discussed for
supplying the pulpit here for the remain
der Of the year
Mrs. Abbie Leman aud her sister, Mrs
Mary kimball, whose arrival was men
toned last week went to s;onington Sat
urday, and with party of friends visite
the quatries on Crotch island and had a
picnlc dinner on the high lani near by
The tug 'stelia Pickett vas kindly placed
at the disposal OF the party to go " hen nd
where they pleased. The quarries Of ] l..
Goss and Goss * Small and MIR. Merrill
were visited. The visitors were much in
terested in the works and delighted with
the cordial way in which they were r.
ceiyed and escorted about by the "stone
mem. They remained at the Ocean View
till Monday, when they left on the MT.
Desert" for Rockland.
July IS. EGO
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GRaIH-O BRINGS RELIEF

L. The conee drnker, Coffee drinking IS habit
that Is universally INDUCED in and almost as
universally injurious. HG you tried Grain-O :
It is almost ike coffee but TIE Effects are ust
the opposite. Coffee upsets the stomach, ruins
the digestion, fleets the heart aud disturbs the
whole nervous system. Grain-O tones. up the
stomach aids digestion and strengthens the
nerves. ThaEs Is nothing but nourlshment in
Grain-0. IL can't be Otherwise. l5c. and &c.
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Seal Cove.
J. NJ. ODER has MS ue1 statie ueffly
finished
Mrs. Amanda THEef, OF 5zds.,ie -, -
Gently ,.7.Jed ne es5.ner, eap,. Z -.
Sawyer,
Mrs. c. ". sprae4e, OF STOCKTON
Spring, 5iued her au-naud mere last
Tuesday, remaining a week. Both WIT
return l. their home Monday, july 81,
much to tAe regret OF 1elr many frivnus,
who were hoping - a more extended
visit.
Presiding Elder D4y accompanied ty
Rev. Mr.. McMahou, Of West fremont
Methodist enurch, visi.e ed Capt. {. ii. saw
yer last Thursday. Etasr Day bap-,sed
Capt. Sawyer according 10 ths rites Vi the
Methodist church.
Mrs. Lille B. Hodsdon died July 30,
after a long illness 81 consumption. Mss.
Hodgdon leaves three young children,
the eldest bat eight years of age. Much
sympathy is felt for tine oereaved family.
July 81. y.
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Johnson.


Cape Roster
R-h.-f Redmar, of Lynn, Mass, is at C..
+. T. da.an's. His wife is to come soon.
His mother, Mrs. L. J. Smith, of Maiden,
is here also. Mr.. Evans and others are
boarding with {. r. Redman at Harbor-
side.
Mrs. Jenness, mother, son, and friend
Miss Boahrer, OF Washington, d. C., are
at Undercif.
John W. Blake's wife and children, OF
Old Town, are visiting here.
July rs. b.
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Charlie Pomroy shot large seal last
week.
Henry keiIum arrived from Boston
last Thursday for a months vacation.
Miss Lou P. Moon, OF Lowell, is spend
ing her vacation viii her brother Eugene
Moon.
Miss Elinor Edwards went to Mort beast
Harbor Saturday to supply for Rev. +.
Crsnston sunday.
Schooner MARY c. Stuart" sailed fer
Philadelphia Friday morning. Thomas
X lei went rs mate.
Jaiy -. NASKApoo.
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Starry.
Harry Wood received a bad wound in
AS ankle from pitchtork While haying
Tuesday.
Clifford Anderson, lie seven year old
son Of Charles Anderson, is tae happy
owner OF nineteen white rats-Earee
adults al.d two tamHie= oi Iigtie ones.
July 81. @.
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house, about one-half mile out of the
village, for the present.
The measles made q call on one family
but has been confined there, SO no dan
ger is feared in any other house.
July 81. q. Il. A.
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s. Nj. S.
July 81.

West Eden
Miss Bernice Foyg is spending the sum
mer at f. B. Higgins's.
Josie and Carl Paine have been visiting
their grandparents, Theodore Paine and
wife, at Paineville.
Miss Helen A. Thomas, who has been
attending the summer school at Els
worth, is at home.
Lorenzo Mayo, who is employed at Bar
Harbor, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Martha Mayo.
Roy Wiggin, who has made his home
with his aunt, Mrs. Ellen Wiggin, the
past three years, has returned to Boston.
Mrs. Eliza Jordan and daughter, OF
Frankfort, Mass, are spending few
weeks at Charles Phippens. Miss Lonia
Phippen is going to Frankfort, Mass, to
visit relatives.
July 81 NJ
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West fremont.
Oscar Tinker Is home for a short visit.
Mrs. l.. A. Clark, who has been visiting
here for few days, returned home to
Manset this week. Mrs. Nettie c. Tinker
OF Minturn, went with her.
Capt. Charles p. Lunt, OF the schooner
-. NJ. Harlow, called in here on his way
from Franklin with a load OF stone to
Philadelphia. Ashbury Lopans has gone
a trip on the Harlow" for the benefit OF
his health.
July 81. THELMA.
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SPRAY.

Winter Harbor.
Mrs. William Sargent is at Swan 5
Island visiting relatives.
James Webber, who has been a work
at Bar Har Dor. has returned
Mrs. A. j. Gup.iil and daughter Min
ME are spending the summer Al L4moine.
Summer visitors from Boston are occu-
plying Mrs. Robert Miiliken'- cottage I'M,
season.
b. E. Tracy Is having large stable
erected in connection with his cottage on
Grindstone avenue.
\. b. Harrington, representing J. L.
Gould X Co, is spending short vacation
with relatives Here.
d. b Fiat i hsvln IA addition built
to his already spacious cottage. {. +.
Grover has cftsrg- Of ne work.
The Winter Harbor band has been Sc
cured to furnish music at the Tracy re-
union to be held at Goulds boro Point,
Aug. 10.
The new road constructed by he West
Shore Land company from Winter
Herbor to south Gould borJ Is how open
to the public, and is one # the prettlest
drives in his section.
July IS. :.
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south GouIdsboro.
Miss Belle Curtis has returned from
East brook.
MIR. Gilbert and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
were the guests OF E. W. Hammond aud
wife last week.
Miss Ida Z. Hooper, OF West Sullivan,
visited her grandparents John Sargent
and wife last week.
Miss Lucy Pendleton, OF Islesford, for
merly of this place, was the guest of Miss
Lucy Bunker last week.
Rev. j. L. Pinkerton, OF Prospect Hsr-
Dor, recently preached here. 1t is hoped
he will be here again soon.
The reunion OF the Bunker family,
which was held at the home OF Mrs.
Mary Bunker at West Gouids boro, was
well attended.
G.. F. Bunker, OF Brighton, Mass, ar
rived Friday with his wife and two
children to visit his parents, c. l.. Bunker
and wife. Mr.. Bunker will return Mon
day. His wife and children will remain
through the summer.
July 81 s At s