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JAMES W. RATcLrFFE, AUcr1oNEER.

Assignee's Sale of Brick Store and
Dwelling, No. Col Tenth Street
Northeast; Two Two-Story and
Basement Brick Houses, Nos. 1904
and 1905 F Street Northeast; Five
Three-Story and Basement Brick
Houses, Nos. I242-I244-1246-I24S
and 1850 Maryland Avenue North
east. A Large Brick Dwelling and
Brick Stable in rear corner Thir-
teenth and Maryland Avenue
Northeast. Unimproved Property
on E Street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets Northeast, and
on Thirteenth Street between E
and F Streets Northeast; also I'm
improved Property, Southeast Cor
ner Twelfth and D Streets North
east.
rY-THIRD. 1899. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Will offer for sale by public auction, in front Of
go. hfy 81, aud fifty (so. in SQUARE e'y nu umo
bered nine hundred and sixty $500: lots numbered
thirty one tsn. thirty-two t32. lot twenty seven
CO thirty four C34, square ten hundred and five
NVop iotS one ~ Two ". three 81 and eighteen
as, square ten hundred and seven 0OO7J lot mum
nered Ten G sqnaIe ten hundred and nine 1oo9
N B-Lots twentyseven t27, thirty-four 49,
square ten hundred and five ,1OO5); lots numbered
one o. two ~, three t3) and eighteen 1Sj square
ten hundred and uO07; lot ten (1oj. square
ten hundred and nine 1000, will be sold as an en-
tirety.
Terms: Liberal. and stated Mt time OF sale. A
deposit OF 500 required on each piece at time of
sale Terms to be complied with in fifteen days
All conveyancing, stamps &c. at purchasers cost
ETlRAIM S. RANDALL,
aulO-d&d Assignee.
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Hi Carriages,
II II Harness.

- BENSINGER'S BAZAAR, $40 LA AVE.
- AUCTION THURSDAY, AUGUST TWENTY
- FOURTH, AT TEN AN. You can save a
- good many dollars here. Come and see.
S. Bensinger, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING, AUcTIoNEER.

VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY At
sER Hill RoAp. AND IYING NE HN f nNf.
vERSITY STATION AND CITY AND SUB
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY THIRD.
1899. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM
will sell, at pdblic auction on the premises lots
X and end part Of lot A, the plat plan OF
Talbert Farm. Brookland. d. c., containing 20, 9SS
square feet of ground.
Terms made known at time of sale. au12d&ds
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FUTURE DAYS.

JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUcTIoNEER
Trustees sale of a very desirable
1hree-story and Basement Brick
House, No. 1921 Princeton Street
Northwest, Columbia Heights.
BY virtue of deed in trust duly recorded in
III kiber 2421 FOL -, ct seq, Of the land records
trustees will offer for sale by public auction i'll
front OF the premises. ON WEDNESDAY, THIR-
TlETH DAY Of AUGUST A. ID. 1889 at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scribed real estate. situate in the county of Wash
lngton. In the District of Columbia to wit: Lot
81. in 90 Phebo Z. sharpless' subdivision of lots
eight %, and nine 90, In block twenty four (24,
Columbia Heights. together with ali the improve
ment5 rights, &c.
Terms stated at time of sale. 5000 deposit re-
quired upon acceptance of bid All conyeyancinS
stamps. &c, at purchasers cost.
WALTER A. JOHNSTON
412 9Th st. NV,
A NJ. GOIMAN
7O4 14th St NV,
auZsf-dxds Trustees.
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TOMORROW.

MARCUS NOTES. AUCTIONEER, 6s7 La AVE
Regular Weekly Sale of
Household Furniture, &c.,
AT Auction. iHa' IL
On IHr RSDAY MORNING, AUGUST TWENTY
FOURTH. at TEN O'CLOCK, ut our sales rooms
a general assortment of Household Furniture &c
ALSO
One UPRIGHT PIANO
One OAK ROLL-TOP DESK
One SILVER-PLATED TEA SERVICE If
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Tanners Shorthand
And Business College,
COR 9TH F. H. c. TANNER. Principal.

TIE principal has had 20 years experience
as OFFICIAL COURT STENOGRAPHER. BOOK
II EEl'EE and teacher in business methods
Students in Shorthand and TypewritiEg Guition
SGD for scholastic wear: half year, $3.50 may take
without cost, PART ALL of the BUSINESS
COURSE. TO wit: Bookkeeping, PeDmanssp. Arith-
metic Business Practice, Civil Service, &c. Bust
ness Course alone year $40 half year. SIS. Now
in session. Day and Night Sessions Catalogues
au1T-3ms-21
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American Line.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW CONGRATULATIONS
CALLING WESTBOUND AT CHERBOURG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 AN
st. Louis Aug. 30 st. Louis. Sept. 20
st. Paul. Sept st. Paul. Sept. 81
New York. Sept 10 New York. Oct
Red Star Line.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PAR
EverJ Wednesday at IL
Southwark. Sept. 8 'Kensipgton Sept %
sThese steamers carry only cabin and third class
passengers at low rates.
ERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers 1875. Mr. Office. q Broadway, New York
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 F st. NV. or
Geo. w. Moss Agent. 921 Penna. se27
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON

THE NENABI.E SHORTHAND SCHOOL. 600 J ST
NV. FIlSr-CLASS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND
and TYPEWRITINti. Advanced busnesslike meth
DDS Terms moderate. Send for circular.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
OCEAN CITY, MD

HOTEL BRIGHTON. OCEAN CITY. Md; NOW
open for the reception Of guests Erst-clasS fam
fly hotel: reduced rates for September. For
particulars address JOHN l.. STREEPER-
aul5-IIns
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ACCOUNTANTS.
]. T. RATES

]. e. BATES,
Public accountant and auditor
Room ITO. Washington Loan and Trust building
fe3tf Telephone No. 1928.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
North GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
Sailing at IL An
Saalc. % 'Kais Wind CT. Sept IL
Lain. ........ Sept. 5 Trave. Sept. 10, am
sTwin screw express steamer.
SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
Twin-s.rew Passenger Service.
Barbarossa .......... Thu 'sday, Aug. 81, 10 AM
koenigin Luise; Thursday. Sept. !. ~ AN
Friedrich der Crosse. Thursday, Sept. Il, IL AN
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, GENOA.
Sailing at IL AN.
Ems. Sept. Aler. Sept. %
OELRlCH: Co.. NO BROADWAY n Y.
Apply to f. r. DROOP 925 Pa. ave-,
ap2ltoia2O Agent for Washington.
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FEET
Inflicted with Bunions, Corns, Ingrowing Club
Nails instantly relieved. No pain. Modest
charges. PROF. J. ]. GEORGES & son, 1115
Pa. ave. to pm Sundays. to r. je30-tf
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUCTIoNEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLINGS. NOS. 1898 AND 1855
FIRST STREET SOUTHEAST.
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MEDIA ACADEMY FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
Men-Prepar-s thoroughly for college or business;
careful individual attention: excellent table;
beautiful location; circular free.
CHAS. w. STUART. Prin., Media, Pa.
( m tUse2O
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Webster Law building. sos D st. NV Washing
ton D. c. Residence. No 3 Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave- and 9Th st. NV. Se13
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BEDFOKD, PENNA.
Special terms for September and October. For
rates or other Information address
aulg-1m ALSIP Il SMITH.
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Franklin.

Franklin.
Mrs. Arthur Bunker is home from an
extended visit at Lamoine.
Mrs. Mary F. Perry and daughter are at
their former home here for brief season.
The ladies in charge of the public Gull
mary rooms hitch have proved quite in
dispensable on town meeting day. We're
successful as usual, the receipts being 80
at the Methodist vestry.
Tuesday, March p, was the fiftieth an
niversary Of the marriage of Jacob
Springer and wife. Aside from the in
frequency OF such occasions and the de-
sire TO respond to the invitation from our
respected townspeople, the crisp air, sun
shine and fine sleighing combined to in
duee many 10 personally extend congrat-
ulations and offer numerous tangible
evidences of their esteem. The cordial re-
ception at their pleasant home will be
long remembered by the guests. who
wish that the useful lives of Mr.. and Mrs.
Springer may be extended many years
Ice-cream, cake and coffee were served in
abundance during the social hour pre-
The lecture Monday evening at the
Methodist church by Rev. {. T. Coombs
was largely attended. The speaker needed
no illustrating views to make clear the
character sketches that his word pictures
portrayed. The subject, "A Paradise Of
Fools, . dated back to the primitive gar
den with Its two human occupants. Child
life was aptIy described up to its larger
growth. the ludicrous situations being
interspersed with many graceful dashes
of less luminous coloring. Being Texan
by birth, the reverend gentleman has
warm place in his heart for the southern
colored '.mammies', to " HON he tenderly
alluded, predicting for them in the future
a memorial shaft to perpetuate their faith
fnlness and devotion to duty.
March p r.
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The AMERICAN has subscribers at JOS
Of the II6 post-oFices in Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county com
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAS Is mo- the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has neuer claimed to
be, bur IL is the only paper that can prop
erig be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circula-
ton Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Neles see other PAGES.

Great Pond.
J. {. Dunn left here for Lowell, Mass,
Thursday.
Milton Haslam, of Walt ham, moved out
! OF the woods Tuesday.
The sewing club was entertained on
Wednesday by Mrs. Shuman.
FEE. Mace and wife visited Bangor and
Holden this week, returning Friday.
Lleweilyn Palmer, Of Aurora, moved
his crew out from Eagle lake Thursday.
March IS. FLossIE.
Mrs. George Garry has been quite III
for few days.
Roderick Mcdonald, OF Ellsworth, was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Fullerton, 81 Ellsworth .Falis, i
visiting her son here.
J. :. Archer and wife ana Mrs. Emery
visited Hancock Tannery Wednesday.
Luther Penney, of Msriaville, is in
town to-day on his way home from tie
woods His crew viii follow Monday.
J. 7. Giles. OF Ellsworth, Is in town to-
day. MIR. Giles has several men engaged
in repairing dams on the Buffalo, and is
getting ready for driving.
Wild geese were seen on Brandy pond
Wednesday. They were walking about
on the ice, and an old hunter says they
were the largest he ever saw.
The teams that have been working in
this vicinity are now nearly all out of the
woods; the shedding i as good as at any
time during the winter. From three to
four feet OF snow is reported in the woods
Two former Great Pond young ladies,
Miss Ethel Collar and Miss Josie Will
liams, will open millinery rooms on
Winthrop avenue, Beechmont, Mass.
March p. Their many friends here wish
them success.
The first load OF supplies for the drive
was taken to Alligator lake Wednesday
by a. X. IIssam, Of Waltham. The sup
plies were brought from Ellsworth Falls
that morning, thus making a quick trip
to the lake. Mr.. Haslsm's crew went out
Of the words Thursday.
March %. FIoss1E
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COUNTY NEWS.
Ros additional County .ye,cs see ether pages


West Franklin.
Jess Driscol has been entertaining
friends from Ellsworth. They gave
sing at the hall that was highly enter
tanning.
Mrs. Harriet Clark, OF Egypt, died Mon
day night, aged ffty-nine years. She
leaves three sons, AdelDert, Weston and
Wesley Clark, all of Franklin Funeral
services were at the Egypt schoolhouse
March %. Interment at Bay View Gene
terry.
On Tuesday afternoon, March 81, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Springer celebrated the
fft1eth anniversary OF their wedding.
About sixty were present, and an enjoy
able time to them was passed. Space will
not allow the names of those present or
the presents which were many and highly
appreciated. Those from out OF town
were Henry Preble and wife, Fred Clark
and wife, Mamie Evans, and Eben Smith
ana wife, OF sullivan, George Butler and
wife, Almon Bunker and wife, of East
brook. They received nice ring from
Theodore, Mary c., Alta Rhena, and Neva
Ethel Austin, OF Hancock, who could not
be present, also very pretty spoon from
Edward and Helen Preble, OF East Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Springer desire to express
their sincere thanks through THE AMER
ICAN for the kindness shown them, not
for he presents alone, but to those who so
kindly favored them with their presence
on that eventful afternoon in their even
ing of life.
March Is. CH'E'ER.
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south Deer Isle.
A little boy and girl of William Young
were at play Wednesday afternoon when
the boy took an axe to chop some wood
and instead cut two Of the little girls
fingers nearly off. The doctor hopes to
save both fingers.
Rev. w. Lermond, of Orland. held a
quarterly conference meeting on Saturday
evening, March IS, and also preached on
Sunday. The storm prevented many
from attending, and there was no service
Sunday evening. Mr.. Lermond left for
his home on Monday.
The sudden death of B. y. Sylvester on
Monday was surprise to the neigh Dor
hood, as he had been in his usual healt b
till Sunday. He will be greatly missed.
being well known throughout the town,
he was good neigh Dor, an exceptionally
devoted husband and father, and an
honest, industrious citizen. He leaves
widow, one son and several grandchil-
dren, oae OF whom, Herbert, son of the
late Abial Sylvester, made his home with
his grandparents. Mrs. Sylvester WAS
quite Frustrated with the suddenness of
the blow, as she is in rather poor health.
The funeral took place at the home on
Wednesday, Rev. Mr.. Garland officiating.
MArch a. Eco.
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CHEER.
North Hancock.

North Hancock.
DEATH OF MRS. FANNIE MCFARLAND.
Mrs. Fannie ;. Mcfarland died at her
home at North Hancock, March 2, in the
tfty-seventh year OF her life. Her fatal
illness was brain fever. She was ten
derry cared for by her children. She was
= los4Ls wiz aid mother, a kind friend
and neig Dor, ever ready to give help
ing hand to the sick and unfortunate.
Her loss will be deeply felt. She was the
daughter of the late Capt. William
French, of East brook. A hus band and
six children, Mrs. Emma C. Mckay,
Monroe D., Horace A, Lena F., Effie B.,
and J. Blanche Mcfarland, survive her;
also three sisters and two brothers.
The funeral was held at her late resi-
dence Sunday, March 5, Rev. c. S. Nc
Learn officiating. The floral offerings
included two beautiful pillows of flowers,
one with the words 'wife and mother",
another with the word 'sister", which
was presented by her brother, William
French, Of Orono.
The sympathy of the community is ex-
tended to the bereaved family.
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Mrs. Tomkins, OF surry, is at sewall
Candage,s.
George Murphy, Of Sorrento, is spend
ing few Gays here.
MILFORD Conary Is spending few days
with his sister, Eta Dove, at East Blue
hill.
Mrs. Annie Andrews visited her son.
Frank Trundy, in Ellsworth, one day last
week
Mrs. Lucy Pert, OF North sedgwick, is
visiting her daughter Mary at stiIlman
Candages
William Conary, OF Sunshine, was here
in his sloop Saturday. He purchased
load OF barrels from Ross Grindle, of
Bluehill.
Albert Gonary. Wiley Conary, Irving
Candage and wife, Katie johnson and
Emogene Bckford were in Ellsworth
last week.
George Butler and wife, of Bluehill,
We're at j. p. Conary's Saturday. Mrs
Buffers mother, Mrs. Nancy Gray, re-
turned home with them.
The schooner Hazel DELI, Capt.
Duffy, was towed from the Chase Granite
Co.'S wharf to Somesville by the tug
Ralph Ross" last week
Mar. -. w.
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West sullivan
Mrs. Grace Mitchell is drilling a mixed
quartette for the Easter services.
Capt. G. d. Blake of the good tug
Phillips Eaton" went out Saturday
with flying colors. Luther Haven, the
veteran carpenter, is mate on the tug.
The Eastern Star entertained a dele
cation OF the Winter Harbor chapter verv
pleasantly last Monday evening. There
were about twentyf five visitors.
Schools in town will begin April Il.
Mrs. Sara S. Abbott and Miss Cora NJ.
Gordon will have charge of the primary
rooms. Mrs. Abbott has taught in this
school over three years with excellent
success. Miss Gordon, the assistant, is
also popular teacher. William B. Mat
tocks, principal of the grammar school,
is graduate OF Maine Wesleyan seminary.
and young man OF more than ordinary
ability. His appointment to the largest
school in his own town demonstrates the
esteem of his townsmen.
March u. q
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West fremont.

West fremont.
DeputySherif F. w. Lunt's new store
is nearly ready for the opening.
Edward A. Lunt and his brother Rod
ney have gone to Boston on business.
Capt. Adams Reed and son leave for
Boston Thursday to join his vessel, the
''Dick Williams
Capt. Charlie p. Lunt is going to join
the u. B. Wellington, taking Capt. w.
B. Robbins place.
The schooner "Hattie Mayo, Capt.
David Murphy, arrived here from Boston.
She is bound for Calais.
The schooner 'Eldorado" from Machias,
arrived here this week with lumber for
the sardine factory. She also brought
part of the family OF Mr.. Davis, the
foreman.
March 26. THEIMA
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Bar HarDor-
John Suminsby, who has been in the
shoe business here for the past fifteen
years, has retired from that business and
opened grocery store. Mr.. Suminsby
has sold his shoe business to Eastport
parties.
At recent meeting of the school board,
A. IL. Lyman was reelected superin-
tendent of schools. This will be Mr..
Lynam's fourth year in Office. The school
board and townspeople consider them
selves fortunate in securing his services
for another year.
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North Lamo1He.

North LamoIne.
Walter Young has moved into the
homestead OF his father, the late Simeon
Young.
Herbert Hodgkins, jr., OF Eastport, is
visiting his grandparents, Capt. A. c.
iiuit ana Wife.
Mrs. Hodgklns and daughter Myrtle, of
Bar Harbor, visited Mrs. Hodgkins'
parents recently.
Mrs. Margaret Austin and son Charles,
of Ellsworth, visited her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Young, on Saturday.
Miss Emma Austin arrived home from
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Baitiett's IsIand.

Bai tlett's IsIanI.
Mrs. Ruth Bartlett is quite feeble again.
J. II. Galley has returned home to Oak
Point.
Stella Bartlett has gone to somesville 70
stay while.
Vie Dix has returned home from South
west Harbor.
The scalIop season has closed. Capt.
Smith, after going down the bay for A
few days fishing, will take his sloop up
and paint her before going to Gloucester
March p. b.
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Garland on Saturday, where she has spent
several weeks visiting friends.
w. Z. Wallace and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF ten
pound daughter on Tuesday, March p.
March -.
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A special town meeting was held in
fremont hall Monday to consider the
matter OF building new echoolhouses
which had been favorably voted on at he
annual meeting. Two new buildings will
be erected the present year, one al Manset,
which will be located to accommodate
two districts, though some pupils in each
Will be obliged to travel nearly mile,
and one at West Bass Harbor. the COM
blned cost to be $500. Measures were
adopted to raise the necessary amount.
1t was also voted to raise 200 for repairs
OF sidewalks.
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i rrniotiI.
FLoS1E.

Leona =, youngest daughter OF Joel II.
snd Lizzie Z. Hodgdon, died in Maine
genera hospital, Portland, OF pneumonia.
March Is, aged twelve years. She Was a
fine lovabie girl, the pet OF all her family,
and beloved by all her playmates because
OF her gentle and sffectonate disposition
The loss falls with crushing force upon
her father, sisters and brother The
funeral services were simple and impress
sive, conducted by Rev. G. II. Hefion,
pastor OF the Congregational church.
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GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK

called TRAIN Q. II Is a DELICIOUS, appetizlng
nourishing food drink TO take the pla e of cot.
fee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all who
have used II because when Top erly prepared
1t tastes like the finest coffee but Is free from all
Its injurious properties. Grain-O aids diyes
ton and strengthens the nerves. II Ia not a
stimulant but health-builder. and children, AS
well as adults can drink II with great benefit
Costs about u much as coffee. l5c. and &c
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COUNTY NEWS.

BROOKLYN
J. j. Mcdonnell went to Ellsworth
Saturday.
Horace Pease and family are expected
home in April.
Mrs. /. A. Redmsn is visiting her
brother, A. Il. Blake.
Capt. viii Freethy sailed for PASSPORT
in he steamer "Hsmlin" Saturday.
Friday, March p, at the Baptist church
the pastor, Daniel York, was ordained.
The DolIard girls who have been visit
ing in Denver, Col, are now on their
journey home.
Capt. Arey's new yacht has been taken
out of winter quarters and will be put
into trim by Blake, the painter.
Ray Tapley and Bert Blake exchanged
horses last week, rapley getting five
year-old PAGER and Blake three year. old
colt Of good promise-dam Queen,
owned by Or. Stewart. sire Tom Reed,
owned 10y +. {. Mitchell.
March p. q. B. A.
BIuehi,.
W. P. BiSset went to sargen,yiIle
Monday.
P. II. Parker has opened fish market
on the town wharf
Miss Badger, OF Bangor, Is visiting her
mother at ". ?. Bisset's.
Mrs. Estelia johnson went to Boston
Monday for a weeks visit.
Joseph johnson is at home for short
visit from Stoniugton.
Mrs. Winfield = Hiackley was in Els
worth last week visiting Mrs Day.
Capt. Newell! J. Kane, OF surry. was in
town Sunday. lie left on Mondays boat
10 take his vessel the "MinneoIa'.
The drama "Rebecca's Triumph, given
in the town hall Friday evening, was de-
cided success. The ladies deserve the
highest COMMUNICATION.
March y. X.
Oriand.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Grindle are quite
iii.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Hopkins is reported as much
better.
Miss Florence Grindle has been quite
i'll a few days.
Miss Lila d. Kimball visited friends in
Bucksport last week.
Miss Estelle Chapman is rapidly re-
covering from serious Illness.
Mrs. Helen Gilley and Misses Florence
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The Reach Deer Islel.
Samuel Lowe is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. Roland Lowe, of North Deer Isle,
was the guest of Mrs. W. p. Lowe last
week.
Charles L. Knight returned from Bos-
ton Wednesday to spend a few days at
home.
r. \. Knight has received four hun
dred egg state incubator. He stunning
his incubators to the capacity of six hun
dred eggs.
Miss Carrie E. Greenlaw arrived home
Wednesday from New York to care for
her aged grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Clifford.
March 25. MI.
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West IsrooksViIIr.

West BrooksviIIe.
Cole Steele and family, of Ellsworth, are
in town visiting relatives.
Misses Clara, Hattie and Emily Tapley
left last week for Orange, Mass
Misses Annie Richards and Edith Stew
ems have resumed their studies at the
Castine normal school.
Hardly home here is free from sick
ness. In some cases whole families have
been afflicted with the grip
Albert Mills, who has been at home on a
ten days vacation, returned to Goose
Rock light station Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Maud Food, Of Ellsworth
Falls, who is visiting Mrs. Thomas Tap
ley, was the guest OF Mrs. George II. Tap
ley last Tuesday.
March u. ToMsON.