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GUERlLLAS CAPTURED.
Smith Rounds Up a Gang Against
Whom Twenty Five Murders
are Charged.

"ui'a, bec IL, i:5U p IL
Colonel Smith, with a detachment
of the Seventeenth Infantry, sur.
rounded and captured in a VILLAGE
near Malasqui party Of gucriIIas
who had made their headquarters
there. The party included the
band which assassinatcd seven Of
hclals at Malasqui for frIendIinsss
TO the Americans.
All are insurgents VINO became
baadits when the distinterration
OF the Filipino army began. They
kept the country around MaIasqui
In state OF terror for several
weeks, and committed 25 murders
in less than that number of DAYS.
when thev were caught they were
promptly sent to General Mac
Arthur s headquarters at Bayom-
bang by train. 1t is expected
that they will be speedily tried
and either shot or hung as an ex
ample, if convicted. The whole
country north of San Fernando
and between San Fernando and
Manila, except within the perma.
rent limo of troops around the city,
and the clrsel y patrolled trenches
OF railroads, swarms with similar
bands. Probably they will he in
creased by men from Pillars army,
many of whom are making their
way south in Cavite province
These people, for the most part,
succeeded in dodging the troops of
General Grant, Colonel Bell and
Colonel Hood, who are securing
the country for them. They de.
vote their energies to ambushlng
commisssry wag ms and to picking
up soldiers who leave their com.
pands. Every day some wagon
train is fired upon, or some SOL
dier disappears.
General Wheeler's secretary,
Mr.. Garret, was disarmed and
slashed by a Boloman, almost
within sight of headquarters, his
assailant pursuing him almost in
to the headquarters building. The
policy of these ruffians is to make
the country unInhabitablo for
Americans and to frighten natives
into rcfraluing from giving any
assistance to the Americans, rs
we'll as to compel the inhabitants
to support the insurrection.
Frequently they raid and loot
towns. The brother of the Presi-
dent of linus went outside the
town the other day to harvest
some rice. He was captured by
his compstriots, accused of being
spy and executed.
Only q small proportion of the
insurgent arms have been sur
rendered and tho problem of sup-
pressing guerilla warfare is any
thing but easy of solution. Some
of the American officers think it
worse than fighting Indians, ow-
ing to the difficulties of the coun-
try and the trouble of locating g
the enemy, who resort, when
hard pressed. to the smigo dodge
and hide their guns.
Some of the Americans favor
the issuance of q proclamation de
claring all natives found with
arms to be bandits, punishable as
criminals, instead of being treated
as prisoners Of war. Information
has been received at headquarters
that 500 Spanish prisoners have
been shipped from vigan to Ma,
Mia, and that 1900 others have
been assembled in Vigsn, includ-
ling General Pena. Probably
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GEN. OTIS DESCRIPTION
OF MILITARY SITUATION.
Troops Chasing "Robber Bands
-Organized Resistance Ended,
Except in South Where It's
Not Serious.

Washington, Dec 12-The war
department has received the fol-
lowing cablegram from Gen Otis,
descriptive of the military sltua-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19

THE AMERICAN has Subscribers at JOG
OF the II6 Post-ofices in Hancock county;
al the ot3ss papers in the county COM
btned do moi reach so many. THE AMER
IoAN IS not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has neuer claimed to
be, but ii is the only paper that can prop
erly be eaHed q COUNTY paper; oil the
rest are merely local papers. The circulG-
tton OF The AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rdrbor Records summer list, is larger
than ina Of ell the other papers printed
in Rdncock county.
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sullivan

sullivan
Mrs. Harriet Corr is in town stopping
with her parents, Asa ID. White and wife
Carl Dennis leaves to-day for Cleveland,
Ohio, where he will be employed by the
Dyers, of California, in the beet sugar
business.
Mrs. Alice tTurnerl Curtis will be in
town the coming week, the guest of Mrs.
Charles Allen. Her many friends will be
glad to see her here again.
Miss Eunice Simpson and Miss Grace
Lombard, of Newton, Mass, are in town
for the season, and are stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Wilson, at the old Simp-
son homestead.
A party from here is about starting for
the trip over the Washington County rail-
road, to be gone about a week. Fishing
will be the object of the trip for the gen.
tlemen, while the ladies go for view of
the thew country.
Mrs. Mary, wife OF Frank Smith, died
last Wednesday evening, and few hours
later daughter five or six years old, died.
Another child about three years old, is
still very i'll. The sanitary conditions OF
the premises are said to be defective and
caused the sickness.
Rev. Mr.. Saunderson is giving his hear
ers some very fine sermons at the Church
of Our Father. A late sermon, 1.-THE
Kingdom OF Heaven" was greatly appre-
cated as was also one later, 1.-THE Spirit
OF God and the Sons of God" the latter
showing how inseparable are the two
| terms.
Rev. F. H. Osgood preached very able
sermon on Sunday evening last, to the
women OF his congregation, from the
words: ''She has cast in more than all,
even her living" 1t was altogether a
| scholarly sermon and a noble tribute to
woman and "consecrated womanhood"
everywhere. Woman as a mother entered
| largely into his discourse.
July Il. r.
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Sedgwick.
The family OF F. G. higgins has arrived
from Broekton, Mass, and is domiciled at
the homestead.
The hotels are pretty well filled.
Small's inn is nearly full, also Travel
leris Home, 5. H. Dority proprietor.
The family of Rev. Gideon Mayo, of
Wateryille, is in town, having rented
rooms Of Betsey B. Stanley for the sum
mer. Mr.. Mayo will visit them later.
Miss May Gray, who has just graduated
from the South birmingham, Mass,
hospital as trained nurse, Is in town
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nellie Robbins,
for a few weeks.
Il. O. Young has boarders from Wash
ington. ID. G., a Mrs. Chaplin and daughter.
Al Twin Oaks, the late residence of L.
) Cole, Mrs. Cole is home from Wash
ington with her daughter, Mrs. 4. W.
Emerson and granddaughter, Mrs. Bailey
Willis Of the same city. Mr.. Willis is
director OF the [. ;. geological survey.
MIR. Viii. is here now but Will leave soon.
Mrs Willis, with the children and nurse,
viii remain all summer.
July u. {.
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TARRATINE REGISTER.

July 9-Emily J. Clark, Brooklyn, y.
y; Edward 5. Steinbach, Orange, \. j.;
Mrs j. W. Remmonds, j. ID. Remmonds,
Boston.
July 10-George II. Grant and wife,
Miss Marie Grant, Ellsworth.
July l. L. L. Prentiss and wife, Miss
Margaret Prentiss, Bangor.
July Elizabeth Martin, Sorrento;
Mrs. 4. 5. Treat, East Orange, y. j.; Mrs
&. B. Weaver, Rutherford, y. j.; II. o.
Eu-tis. Cincinnati, O.: f. Z. Hartshorn
aud wife, W NJ. Hartshorn, New Haven,
Conn.
July l4-Liliie Emery, Ellsworth; Miss
ANNE Leonard, Mailman, Mass. Miss " E.
7. Belknap, john BeiknaF, Andover.
Mass; Annie c. Emery, Ellsworth; Miss
Robbins, Philadelphia, Pa; William ID.
Parkinson, Walthan, Mass Winfield
Sloeum, Miss Agnes Slocum. Charles p.
Sloeum, SCOTT Sloeum, Newton, Mass
July ID - F. s!ocum, Colorado
Springs Col: B. T. Sowle aud wife, Els
worth.
July ls-MeuIe Givreu, :. H. Psentiss,
Bangor; L. J. walsh And wife, T. l..
Jones snd " lie, II. {. Haynes, Alex.
HaeerthS. Ellsworth.
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COUNTY NEWS.
70, additional County Ne,es see other pages

Hancock Point
Z. c. Bisset, of Biuehill, is employed at
the Stetson cottage.
Prof. Ropes and family arrived July II
at the Ropes cottage.
Miss Margaret Burke has secured a
situation at Bar Harbor.
Miss Rose Bacon, OF Bangor, is visiting
at the Bacon cottage.
Arno Bacon has returned from a short
camping trip at Sandy Point.
l. Z. McGown of franklin, is night
Waterman at the Tarrstine.
Mrs. a. B. Young, of Fort Plains, y. y,
opened the Young cottage July 10.
Charles Smiths buck board took large
party to the dance at the town hall Fri
day night.
Mrs. George II. Grant and Miss Marie
Grant, OF Ellsworth, are at the Tarrstine
for few weeks.
Mrs. Webster and Miss Hattie Mosher,
OF Bangor, are the guests OF Mrs. G. O..
Hall at the Mason cottage.
selwyn Penney, of Bangor, passed Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins Penney, in this place.
Mrs. S. y. Mcfarland, who has been
the guest for some days OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Killman at Bar Harbor, returned on Sat-
urday.
A large delegation OF Ellsworth boys
attended the dance at the town hall on
Friday night. A very pleasant time is
reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hartshorn and
Winfred Harris horn, OF New Haven,
Conn, are at the Henry Whiting cottage
for the season.
Miss Katherine Benson, Frank Benson,
OF Bangor, and a friend. Harold Eustis, of
Cincinnati, o., arrived at the Maxtield
cottage Thursday.
Services were held in the new chapel for
the first time July Is. Sermon by Prot.
c. j. II. Ropes, OF Bangor, assisted by
Rev. J. G. Nose, OF Providence, K. l.
Several teachers from this town are
attending summer school at Ellsworth
this week, mong them Miss Young, NJ ISIS
Crabtree, and Miss Allen, from the Point.
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Wulsiu and George Austin are cuttin
" sle.n 1oans's hay.
Miss Susie Austin IS emp 7yed at B
Harbor a. the St. Sauvtur
Miss SO Coggins is attea ling t..
summer school at Ellsworth
NJ f. Mcfarland returned 10 his
employment in Boston last night
Miss Eiyira Austin. of RosIindsle, MAJ,
Is the guest OF Mrs. Abbie Austin.
Fred Austin has recently returned from
a canvass-ng tour for Rufus Hodgkins..
DR.. Clarence Holt, OF Dover, spent sua-
day VITA Ms parents, Capt. A. {. Holt anQ
wife.
Former neighbors Of Mrs. Lizzie
Saunders are pleased to know her health
is so far improved that she Is able 20 visit
them again
w {. Wallace, wife and infant daugh-
ter Christine, who have been stopping
with Mrs, Wallsce's mother, Mrs. Laura
A. Austin, for several months, returned
yesterday to their home at Southwest
Harbor
July IL Y.
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Great Fond.
j. 5. Archer was in Ellsworth the first
Of tine week.
Mrs. Edward Garry, OF Holden, is visit
ing her son, r. l.. Mace.
John Maloney and son, Of Ellsworth,
were Il the village Saturday.
Mrs. Asa Williams srd L., Bessie " IL
lIams have returned from Aurora.
George Collar returned home Wednes-
Gay after several weeks absence.
NJ is Lillian Garry, OF Bangor. is visit
ing her parents, George Garry and wife.
Mrs. ssdie Spencer, OF East Eidington,
IS visiting her brother, Leonard Williams.
Her mite daughter IieIel Is with her.
Mrs. George Garland, who was quite
baaiy turt Monday. Is = i1rug - rapidly
a. ear ue expec,,d. Ms. Garland Hs- in
1T calr.ege s. uvn Ine horse tecane frIznt-
e,ed Ia tlsiHg TO jump oui -he fe!l,
.tr Ai-e the ), heel. she Ma iortGua,e III
sep = .l.yte SERIOUS INJURY.
j. lo fLOssIE.
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eor additional County Neirs see other pages.

East BIuehin.
Miss Susie E. Long attended the teach
ers institute at Bar Harbor.
Miss Emma b. Love is attending the
school for teachers in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Frank White, of Roxbury, Mass,
is here on her usual summer visit.
Howard w. Dunn, of Ellsworth, was in
the village last Thursday on business.
Miss Grace Morgan, OF East Surry, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George E. Hardy.
Mrs. BENZ. Colpits, OF New Brunswick,
is visiting her brother, Artemas Cham ber-
lain.
Misses Hattie and Alice White, who
have been home on visit, left last Satur-
day for Waltham, Mass.
Miss Mildred Tufts, of Walt ham, Mass,
is here to spend her summer vacation and
to give lessons in instrumental music.
Mrs. Charles II. Gavett and Ralph
Collins have arrived from Stone Noun
tain, Ca, where they have been since
last autumn.
Addison H. Weber came home few
days ago from Hall Quarry, where he had
been at work. He was ILL., and is still
confined to his house.
Aubrey 1. Long has gone to Portland to
work for Skillins 4 Hawkes., wholesale
grocery aud provision dealers, with whom
he expects to remain and learn the BUSH
ness.
Miss Maggie Ashworth has new BIZ
cycle, Nearly all the boys and several Of
the girls have wheels, and the great ques-
ton OF the hour is-how to dodge BIZ
cycles.
Mrs. Elmer E. Davis, OF Denison, Texas,
with her daughters Ethelyn and Ruth,
who has been visiting at Richard Grin
dies, left this morning for West Sedg-
wick.
Miss Hannah Ober and Miss Mary
Marks, of Waltham, Mass, and Mrs.
Hannah Sylvester, of Sedgwick, were in
the village last Wednesday on a flying
visit.
John W. Duffey, James K. Ashwort b,
Richard Ashworth and Miss Rhoda Ash
worth came up from Black Island last
Saturday in the yacht "Luey May.
They returned yesterday.
Nearly all the granite cutters, quarry
men and shsrpeners are away to work !;
some on Black Island, some at Hall
| Quarry, some at Redstone, y. H., and
some at Barre, VT.
| Roy II. Marks, who has been employed
in pu blshing house in Augusta for the
last two years, came home with a fever
about three weeks ago. DR.. r. p. Grin
| die, who is attending him, says he is
| better.
Fred Williamson and wife, Mrs. John
Tufts and her son Hartley, who have been
visiting friends in the village, left last
Friday for their home in Wait than, Mass
Mr.. Tufts was here few days with his
! family the first OF the month.
| Quite number of the young women
are AZ the summer resorts. L'zzie Z.
Wardwell is at the Cook cottage, Sor-
rento; Hattie Greene and Amanda Carter
at Manset; Susie E. Long, Mary 4. Long,
Jessie l.. Long and Mabel Wardwell are
at Point Lookout clubhouse, Isle au
Haul; and Rosa Candage is at the Went
worth house, kenneeunk Beach.
| July =. &.
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j. ". Rice IS building pe~ stable
NJ. II. Coombs j. painting MS house
y. w Hancock i making repairs ard
Improvements on his stable.
J. W. Temple hss torn down his old
woodshed and built a new one.
Mrs. L. q. Abbott, al North sullivan.
spent a few days here last week.
George Winston snd fan iiy, OF Brook.
lin, who have been visiting Lece, returned
home Monday.
jury y. C.
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GRAND BRINGS RELIEF

10 fus CONGO llrluker Co1ee DRINKING i haDIt
that Is uBlver sally INDUCED in ana almost as
universally ta} ariaus. Have you tried Grain OF
1t L. almost Ike coffee but the effects are lust
the opposite Coffee upsets the stomach, ruins
the digestion Affects the heart aud aisturbs the
whole nervous system. trrain-0 tones UP tile
stomach, aids digestion and strengthens the
nerves There l. nothing but uouFishment in
Grain-0. it can't be otherwise 100. and 2ic.
per package.
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The skin should be rapidly. yet gently
dried then dust With Comfort Powder.
this prevents chatting and makes the skin
firm and healthy. NJ. J. Ratan. Matron
Crittenton Home. Wilmington. Del.
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West Haucock.
Eddie Graves is quite ill.
Watson K. Springer and Miss Susie c.
Mcfarland were married July 10 by Rev.
T. >. MeLearn, at the Baptist parsonage
in Ellsworth. Congratulations are ex-
tended them by their many friends. who
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also wish them many long years of welded
life. All are pleased to know they will
make their home in this place. They are
highly esteemed by all their friends.
Mrs. Mary Foren Is at home for a short
stay from Bar Harbor, where she is en-
ployed.
Watson X. Springer and wife made d
short visit to his sister, Mrs. George W.
Butler, in Egypt.
July Il. A. NJ.
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South Brooksyifie.
Presiding Elder Day preached very
interesting sermon in the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
J. T. Harvey has recently built
barn on the place lately bought by
Prof. j. B. Ames formerly owned by NJ .
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Sound.
Mrs. Charles Cousins is employed at
Northeast Harbor.
Miss Eleanor Howe, of Winterport, is
the guest of Mrs. Lewis Dorr.
Mrs. John Homer, with little son Page,
of Bangor, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Walter Blake.
July II. B.
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t.ast tran kim
Frank Workman has gone 20 sorrento
30 WORK
George Hooper and WI -aa twin girls
born last tuesday
Miss Gsnaga Fenton, OF sa.zsau j, Wis
ItiHg y IS Myrtle butte
f. 4 Biasael and Tsauz- Gordon
have had -Leir building ps.a-a-
Miss MFzsie Rut,er rs ra-a from
East su!i3sais, sfaere setA= visit
NJ the pa, EEK.
Mrs. May 6ordon ana a-e-a5tr daisy
nave returned IRON NJ. Desert. where
they hage been visiting sae ps-t three
weeks.
The Free Baptist siu ,og...y bed a
pound party - tt MIR Euau Fl i;n FRI
day. Rev. D. 3. Smith .e -b-r 1e we-
well "pouuded" by MS tfilte-..
July u. = [.
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Itchiness of the skin, horrible plague. Most
everybody afflicted in one way or another.
Only one safe. never-failing cure. Doan's oint-
ment. At any drug store, 30 eents.-Adot.
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Somesville.
Mrs. Rufus West, OF Boston, is visiting
at +. 5. Somes
Carolus Downing arrived Wednesday on
the Golden Rod.
Mrs. Il. q. Salisbury left for Cam
bridgeport Saturday.
The schooner "Caro Belle" arrived Fri
day with hay for Fernsld Bros.
The yacht "Teakle", owned by Fabbri,
OF Bar Harbor, came in Friday and re-
manned over night.
Charles and Lyman Somes, William
Brown and wife, and Mrs. Truelove, of
Waltham, Mass. who have spent their
vacation here, returned Saturday.
The AL. Martz speciality company
passed through here to-day bound for
fremont. The company will play here in
Masonic hall Saturday, July -.
July II. IL.
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T.Condon. 1t is very fine location and
the view from the numerous islands and
bay is unsurpassed.
Schooner Delaware, Capt. Herbert
Black, arrived July II from Stonington
loaded with paving blocks for New York.
Miss Addie Holmes, OF Boston, has
commenced her kindergarten school here.
Miss Holmes is deeply interested in her
work. All wish her success.
The Bucks Harbor inn is receiving
new boarders daily. There are now
about twenty. The accommodations for
travel by boat are extraordinary at pres
ent, there being three boats daily.
July Il. 1.
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Cape Roster.
Mrs. Percy Clifford and child are visit
ing in Orland.
Miss Annie Black is at Somes Sound,
but Is expected home soon.
F. S. Collins, wife and two sons, OF
Maiden, Mass, are at Undercliff for the
tent b summer.
There are fifteen boarders at Under
cliff, and others arriving daily. Capt.
Black expects full house, and has
turned away many.
Mis- Fannie Nudd, Mrs. Edwin Hop
kins and sister, Miss Hopkins, and Miss
Hitchcock, With younger brother and sis
ter, all of Maiden, Mas, arrived at I'm
derelif to-day.
Mrs. Dr.. Andrews, VINO ma, been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. {. Il : lake, has gone
back 10 Beaumont, s5a-,., for few
weeks leaving her littie aaugGter Lillian
in care OF Mrs. Blake, uu.lI her return.
Mrs. NJ. \. Blake arrived later than ex-
psoted AMI opened her mouse on July Il
Miss Bachelor, OF Bostoa, came on the
same cay o UuderclIff. also Nr. Wheeler
OF Bridgeport. Conn, VINO came up from
Bar Hsrtor, and ! a new g4est here.
The steamer "Sedgwiekh f7 mich is run
ulng dali, from Bangor 10 Elck's HARDER
and return Is proving a great eccommo-
detion, aud no doubt viii be well patron
lied. As Sc et..a al al la-.4ings on the
passage lie pe pie sci ae Cape with
others csn 80 to Bansoz Pcs return next
Gay.
july p b.
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Lamone.
Mrs. Maggie Whitaker, Of Ellsworth, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Mary Cool
idge.
Miss Ella Bartlett, Of Roxbury, Mass, is
the guest Of her grandparents, Capt.
Calvin Coggins and wife.
Misses sadie and Hattie Boynton are en-
ioytng their vacations with their parents,
Nsthan Boynton and wife.
Albert VIII taker and sister, Mrs. Cora
Proctor, OF Beverly, Mass, are visiting
their father, Charles Whitaker.
Mrs. c. \. Reynolds and daughters, of
Cam bridgeport, Mass, are occupying
their home here for the summer.
Clam bakes and excursions are the order
of the day. Capts. Charles and Fred
Hodgkins accompanied by their friends,
enjoy frequent trips down the bay.
Capt. Oscar era btree, wife and daughter,
d Hancock, were the guests of \. B. Cool
idge and wife last Friday. Capt. Crab
tree and family have recently returned
from sea voyage.
DR.. Lelie Grant, younger son of John
Grant, a former resident of this town, has
been a guest at Shore Acres the past week.
DR.. Grant is now practicing dentist in
Crown Point, a suburb of Chicago. 1t is
pleasant to know of the prosperity OF those
who leave our town to seek other homes.
The death of Mrs. John Whitaker
occurred at her home Saturday evening
after an illness of several weeks. Her age
was eighty-two years. Mrs. Whitaker has
suffered intensely at times for many years
from neuralgia. but her last illness was
the effect of paralytic shock experienced
in May. The deceased leaves husband,
eight children and several grandchildren
to mourn her loss. She was a devoted wife
and mother, and her Christian virtues were
exemplitied in her home life, winning for
her the esteem of all her acquaintance.
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South Biuehill.
Mrs. Chatto, Mrs. Martha Sylvester, and
Mrs. Rose Herrick are on the sick list.
Alice Eaton, who has been spending
few days in Ellsworth, has returned
home.
Alice Prebie, of Bucksport, and Harry
Bixby, OF Boston, are spending the sum
mer at Arch Henderson's.
Bertha Preble, OF Sedgwick, who has
been visiting her cousins, Ellen and Alice
Preble, has returned home.
Mrs. Sadie Cousins, W no has been visit
ing her parents, Czial Candsge and wife,
has returned to her home at East Blue
hill. Her sister, Miss Linda, aceompa lied
her.
July II. ID.
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Surry.
Misses Sadie Jarvis and Florence " God
are attending the summer school for
teachers at Ellsworth.
Capt. Myrick Wood, OF Calais, visited
his brother, Capt. Charles Wood, Friday,
and remained until Monday.
Fred NJ. William, a successful school
teacher at Deering, is spending his sum
mer vacation with his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. +. W. Witham.
NJ. +. Linneken IS having the upper part
OF his store building overhsutet and re-.
paired. Edgar Wlthee and Bert Whitman
are doing the work.
Iu.N Il {,