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WEBB.
Nv ANNA KATHARINE GREEN.
Copyrighted. 1922. oy S. s.. KeClurs Co.
OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

BINOPbIb W fhhtEDiNo ChABTBHS.
,,,t altar . ball at the Sutherland mansion Agatha
webb and her servant are found dead. and Philemon
webb, Agatha's husband. who for years has been
sstes him a. tho murderer: Miss Page. the niece
Of %, the s ssoss tho @ SSSi't premises pH snd di. t@ . sS;
Blood on the SST f"TS q. T nSd n,9p ae n, dra w is found
.rieE Sutherland. awayward youth. calls his father
10 witness his d / msIpr Mt.s to ps be " b. bette, MSo, man \. and
Been fascinated. Miss Page tells Frederick that She
f SsSg. no n had 's sscretsd a = thousand dollars. She
ives him a week to decide whether to marry her
q %.b b. II fIG Is. learned 7 that the money wa. in IA ne%
Bills, and the keeper Of a small store produces
S DIsht 'p az tho murder for = Loaf Of bread. : 4
detective arrives from Boston and reports
With he lowing beard s]sspie,On fan. upon one
q the zaesl 6.9' !. Zone freS %sttls, visit, . n the hG Si%.
tSIIssp, arrives and demands $3.50 Of Frederick in pay.
1 S:Ri Of for " .hs amount %'0 from nt'2 his fat sSsaf's The
Zsbel brothers, are found dead of staryation. one
StoG ss. .,.tn S.d' fnifs. IN The i3 Boston S5 V dsseci sn' declares Ssdsr
the mystery solved. but young sweetwater aston
fShiss time Amabei Page is suspected. sweetwater
ffRidns' Il the M mSnI Page sn Is confronted nj mt fe BY tSs' de eaSo
iIyes and ofacs sr9 and tells what she say saw the night Of
Joins the group. and Miss Page, tells Just enough 80
l refuse. : ,i !" marry her. on the foliewins day occurs the he
funeral Of AGATHA Webb, and late that night Mr.:
6utherland uisooyess nreaer,cs ~eepinH oyer her
Agatha's husband. Sweetwater suspects
and follows Frederick and is thus discovered by Mr..
into Agnes Halliday's hands and his father seeks an
explanation. Agatha webb's will 10 opened and by
its terms Mr.. Sutherland is made executor and Fred
erick sole heir Of a 800. 900 estate. Sweetwater
reason that Frederick is the murderer. but because
Mr.. sutherland once saved his life sweetwater is I'M
willing to give evidence. In order to keep his
secret he plans to leave home. and. in suspicious
haste. pretending to lie in search of an important
witness. boards an outgoing steamer bound for
Rrazil. HI la thrown overheard that night and
picked up at dawn by a fishing crew which takes
Him to Now Bedford, Food and clothing. are given
him, and he earns 81 by delivering q suspicious box,
barely escaping recognition by his village Post.
knaRter
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Had His Enrs Takrh In.

From the Cincinnati Commercial TribunS.
COLUMBUS. o.. May 81. O. Brown Of Canal
Dover, o.. a brakeman employed ON the Pitts
burg division of the Pan Handle, was operated
upon in this city yesterday afternoon for abb
M large ears. These members. before
the operation. stood out from his head and
presented a bad appearance. being quite large.
The operation is reported to have been a sue
cessful one, the surgeon removing some of the
extra parts and shaping the ears to a proper
size. They were also made to lie closer to the
head. The patient Is resting easy and appears
we'll pleased with tho result
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7 TTW TTT TITT-T TT-- -TTs
Tho curious names given 10 tracts OF land ny
thr owners in o!h"u times arc illustrated in .
ord office recently viii" engaged IN reorGan-
iHiug the indcN"s. The Iced ~ question Is re-
cXorIted in 1883. AMI conveyed from Joshua
Stevenson to Ejrhar,l Gi;tings five tracts OF
land in Baltimore county, the ronSideIatlnn
Dimensions are as follows; Ny sweet ON.
Ny Friend and Pitcher ~ nGrcs; Here 3
A. acres; The Unexpected Discovery, 261
acres; II" Hug Me Snug. IL, acres. and , Ste-
yenson's Cow Pasture. With Little l am Cor
tent" - acres.
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East Franklin.
Nahum Wentworth is quite III,
Miss Florence Guthrie, OF Bar Harbor,
is visiting friends here.
Oscar Hartman, who has been quite i'll
with rheumatism, is conyalescent.
Frank B. Patten, wife, and son Jesse,
are visiting j. II. Patten and wife.
Miss Mae y. Patten, OF Sullivan, will
make her home with Mrs. F. a. Patten,
during Mr.. Patterns stay in the West.
Miss Inez Donnell, who has been in
Ellsworth nearly three years, is at home
for two weeks visit, after which she
will go to Bangor for the summer.
The many friends Of Miss Agnes
Springer, who is i'll, will be pleased to
hear she is improving a little. She is
very much missed from the Sabbat school
where she plays the organ, and from her
place in the choir at the Baptist church.
March 10. S. L,
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North IsmsdH~-
Mass Emma Austin L visiting :.lepds
II Garland
Mr. Nelson Walker and infant dsEgh-
te-, Of Portsmouth,, are visiting relatives
here.
Nelson Mcfarland. q Gloucester, Mas.
Naz called here act week - the death Of
hls grandfather, simeon Yoang.
OliTer Sargent and wife Of EIlsworth
and ssDgei Moore, wife and mother. Of
Ellsworth Fails, were called here On sat
urdsy 10 attend the funeral q simeon
Yogpg.
Simeon Young died Thar.csy, n the
seTeuty-si1th year q hls age. after an
Hines 0. tx week. with the grip. 0E-
iHg 70 a.z enfee5.ee condition he sue
cea BED TO It. rsFaze-. He had been in
tsso.e heath Tor TIE pss; TX month";,
s.1ce . s=veEs attack q oronchlta-. which
Iett BIN very much reduced n strength.
Though u : n4tu.s! !-apalsiFe temper
azaeEi. he to,e b. long il!ae=. R.tb aon-
9erfgI patience. liz has eTer teen
through ..te nan honest n Al. his
cea.ing= w:ta Ia feaowr1eu. and one
Ii junction q scripture lie certainly ea;-
rlet oat--~oEe no man anything" He
lsaTe- three sons, Dyer, Edxarc and
Waiter a. .. whom reside in IAm95ne,
al-o one =i.,er. Mr.. Mara Rider. Of Els
worth. and tHo na.t sister. Mr.. Louisa
sargent. q Ellsworth. and Mrs. Ars55ne
sumner. u ElisEorth Fans. FgneraI
eer7.css xess he'd az TIE church On sat
grdsy. Rev. :. ?. Peadieion officiating.
March 3. y
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West Franklin.
The infant son 0: Fred Mckenzie and
wife is III with lung fever.
J. P. Gordon hiss received & car load &
com, go bus hel., at Franklin Road.
The John Wentworth house at Egypt
is to be repaired. Rents are in demand.
6. W. LAwrie, Of Sorthess, Hsrbor,
was in town last week visiting relatives.
Charles T. Goodwin has a full blood ed
Jersey bull ten months old that weighs
40 pounds.
jacob Springer and wife are TO celebrate
their fftieth wedding anniversary at
;heir home March =.
The board Of health hiss ordered rscci-
nation. Any one desiring free sample
can be accom- II odsted b. app ying 10 DR..
DeBeck.
The man that brought good string Of
fish from Tunk and left them On his
plszzz 10 be eaten by cats viii not be IN
tery!eweC.
William Mcfarland and family and
o. her friends spent ls-t week a, Tunk. It
: pre-umed that they caught fish enough
Tor cousam ptlon lille there.
whiie attempting to cro.. the bay dur
ing the heavy weather Of last week. e
mer William. boat became unFlaHak,A bic
end Grified reIoE against the ice fed.
-eFerai small boats attempted hi- rescue
without success 4 yawl boat manned
-Joa rescued him ton his pe,iious posi-
tion, quite vet and 4 little frightened.
March g en- EE
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TIE AxKz.cAs has su5se-i5~-s al I0S
" - TrS -.r.,t-~ roes ). Ho-eock County;
~ "a - --7e-s &, ths eo@,:s oor.-
ke - - -. ----s 20 uadnp. TIE ANEE-
II ~ .he on1g paper printed sa
EsA.1-l. e.--.s, dsd Ads nsseg CLAIMED to
r., bz. - 81 the Only paper tho. eon ProP-
~tp be called CoCsTT paper; al the
s.st are merely Looai papers. The ciTc14la-
.s~.. ., -Az- 4.--A-zIcAS, bayTsDG tae Ear
pe--=-- Psrf,rds szvnsev lfst, "a LdyGe7
han taai Of aA the other papers rrtnted
~ EGaeoek coznty.
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seal Cove
School at South Seal Cove closed Mar. 3,
after profitable term OF eight weeks,
taught by Mrs. L. c. Ober. Twenty-three
pupils were registered at one time, but
owing to illness not all OF these attended
regularly. The average was eighteen.
Two pupils, Gertrude Kelley and Harry
Robinson, were not absent one half day.
Following are ranks Of pupils on the
terms work: Gertrude Kelley, 100; Mel
lie Latty, S9A; Flora Webster, 80; Ida
Rumill 90; Vida Stanley, 9Sls; Cynthia
Rich, 95K Blanche Kelley, 93; Mile
Pierce, 81; Genie Latty, 81; Bert Colt, 100;
Frank Colt, 100; Harry Robinson, 100;
Howard Kelley, s91s; Pearl Murphy, 9e1A;
Arthur RumiIl, 80; Joseph Rumill, 80;
Shirley Kelley, 80; Benny Colt, 991h John
Latty, 9S; Harry Latty, 80; Streeter
Webster, 99lz; Stephen Dow, 50; Jesse
Hayward, IS; Reggie Murphy, IS; Joshua
Murphy, 98. Absence cut many ranks
down, but there were no cases of truancy
or hardness. AT the opening of the school
it was announced that a prize would be
awarded to the pupil answering the great
est number of general questions, culled
from history, current topics, etc. Some
excellent work was done by the pupils
IN this line, and at the close of the term it
seemed only fair to award two prizes.
The first was won by Arthur H. Rumill,
the second by Bert NJ. Gott Another
pupil just missed second prize, but as
reward for his faithfuIness it was decided
by the teacher, assisted by another teacher
in examining papers, to award a third
prize to Howard y. Kelley, who presented
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south Deer I-i~.
Rev. Mr.. Garland IS spending a day or
txo at R8ck.port.
Misz Hattie Hatch Is visiting her
brother, 3. :. Hatch, this week.
Fred Robbins arrived from Boston Sat
1rday Tor a short visit among his friend-.
Quarterly meetings are announced for
March Y. There were no church ser
vices March 8. on account Of the storm
Mrs. Mary Small il quite ill., She has
injured her side By wrench or strain and
has teen unable to be about for some
days.
Howard Peirce arrived from Bo7ton
Tuesday evening, hsving been on the way
since saturday. " hen the Boston boat left
but had ~ return On account OF the
storm. Sunday another attempt vas
made with the same result Monday
evening the boat arrived in Rocklsnd, but
passengers were Obliged to wait there for
the Tuesday afternoon boat for stoning-
ton. Mr.. Peirce l. improved in health,
but still looks quite III.
March 10. Eco.
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SOB.
Cspt. harvey Hodgkins left on the tat
Montsy 70, Portland TO se treated for
III. eyes IN The Maine Eye ana Ear IL
4ECAr:.
The steamer Catherine did not make
ssr g.ass eastern trip last Wednesday,
owing TO irrsgglsrity OF the Boston boats
t,Ig-. c. used oy ROACH weather outside.
5se "a ne -sst Friday, returning TO Rock
And Saturday.
Tse literary circle Is busy preparing an
entertainment TO be given coon in Ire
7a3ut tsI. Il will cons.s; Of caaraces
representing different characters and
scenes IN Saakep%sre. Dickens, Scott and
oshe. authors. Proceeds to 90 to the
pgo.ic library fo- TIE purchase OF books.
Tns lZ1ie. OF the congregational church
gave SOC able Al The residence OF Mr.
and Mr. Z l. Higgins last Thursday
eveniug About atty were present.
There we're singing. gsue= Tor old and
Young. ana tce-cres II and cake served.
All had pleasant evening.
Tne wo,k @: drilling on the second
srtesiAn VEL Tor the Southwest Hsrbor
water works has heen delayed BY repair,
. machinery. Sat = now proceeding
On SATURDAY II a.; week the weU had
teen drilled co@n IN tas hill ~ feet.
.Hq-tty through solid rock. There Rif
- no a-eass germs il wster from inst
vel i : 10 ~ noticed tAat those ia mi
- t14t U-s the srtes1au Vel Eater in
'u1- V5sce hsve beeu generally eIemp;
tom g.lr and other forms q lines.
Tie x. seac!es ott1syel - water this
s.zHe = yesf are sone3Aat demonstrated
- he fact that ps--eugers to- S9urage-i
Hz-oo- from Boston were from Friday
- one week 70 Thursday OF the next
making the tr.u. storms delayed the
steamer CUT - Ba-'oH Tor three day, and
tls 'rezght sn1 passenger Isis being 80
-tHzH that the Cat bsrineH waited ia
B9cEIaHd for the second TIP q the Bo--
ton boa, consequently passengers mad to
pct - Tor three more days IN RDcklaud.
Next tine We propose 10 wax back from
rIce on cars FAR e. money holds out.
then tramp the ret OF the wsy.
Rev. Mr. Anderson. OF the Methodist
church. closed his lsbor= in this commu-
nifty last sunday. He will retire from he
ministry for a year to work on a farm
near Fort Fairfield. belonging to Mr-.
Anderzon's father. This Is in order to
recgperate and build up his health. We
should say hospital course on sn ARGOS
man tougher than pine knot
or send him YEARLY to hi. grave.
Mr.. Anderson has made many
friends in this place, being a faithful
pastor and good preacher. 1t IS under
stood that there VIII be no one to take
his place till after the meeting OF the
Methodist conference in Rockland
April 10.
March l3. l..
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Lean, daughter OF Henry Tracy, eas
bitten by dog recently.
Asa Hodgkins Il Sons have large guam
tity Of iogs al their mill on School street
and Viii begin "a wing next week.
The reading club met last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred e. Lyman. The pro-
grsmme consisted OF thirty questions on
Rnglisn history during the reigns Of tue
houses Of Lancaster and YORK and txo
papers on The question "a too much
liberty allowed the press" The aftir NATIVE
side Was taken BY Edgar 1. Lord and the
negative by A. j. Grant, o. the Record
The next nesting will be with Hr. and
Mrs. Keyee on Atlantic avenue.
March 5. L.
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was wrongly given to Miss Miriam P,
Reynolds a. the donstor Of the many
Christmas gifts and box of ciot hing TO
cur people at Gran berry Isles. Thetninys
were the generous git, Of the mem bers Of
the Gran berry club, an organization o,
summer visitors at Northeast Har Dor
You will ohlige both them and myself If
you v III make correction.
CHARLES y. DAVE.
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W~.t sullivan.
William tB. Mattocks left Wednesday
evening for brief visit to Boston.
Everett and Howard Nurch went to
Bar Harbor Monday where they will be
employed.
Ambrose Mattocks is recovering from
quite severe Illness. His school friencs
will BE glad 10 SEE him again.
Mrs. Loyina McKusick has rented her
house in Hancock and is occupying one
OF the houses on lower Quarry street.
The Ministries Thursday evening given
by the Pytbian sisterhood was well at
tended. 1t was an enjoyable entertain
ment.
The order Of Eastern Star enjoyed a
pleasing programme Monday evening.
Subject. james Whitcomb Riley. The
programme was as follows: Music: essay,
Mrs. ;. ;. Abbott; reading, Miss Cora Cor :
don; reading, Miss Vose; solo, Mrs. c. II.
Abbott; reading, Mrs Springer; reading,
Mrs. smith; characteristic guessing !;
music, Mrs. Jesse Mitchell.
March 3. G.
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The Reach Deer i.Iet.
Wife ?. Lawe, q East Boston. i here
on account ot the Illness OF his brother
Samuel with appendicitis.
The knight Brother. have Ioo-egg in
cuhate- which they expo, chickens from
next Saturday. They VIII put IN a iO0-
egg cusstor soon.
March 5. NJ L.
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GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK

Called train .. II / a deIlciOu-, appetiEing
Eouriahinz food drink to take the ola e of cot
fee sold By all grocer and liked by all who
have L ed Il because when op erlv prepared
It tastes Ike the fnet coffee tut = free from all
IT. I'M 4riou- properties Grain-O aids digea
tlOn and siren gtheh- the nerves 1t 1. not a
stimulsnt but health builder and children, a.
well a. adults, can drink IL with great benefit
Costs about /. as much a. co lee. i5c. and asc
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Bar Harbof.
hotel are n the nandA Of the builders for
est .Instes, Fred L. Savage, architect.
Mach g.
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COUNTY NEWS.


BrpSEbB
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March = b
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seal hzrtsor seea- 70 Re at present
mourning tbs io-- q musical f-.eu1
that La teen present. :. ali q or .ye5a
gatherings Tor usHy yesrs. But some
one as= zen It TO reuoEe tuis rno@t hep
IA trsenc. Wishing 70 cypress cur regs,1
Tor TIE many s@-Y.ee- rendered. t1e To-
loving v~:-e= have osea written.
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I'D -sz=@t.a=s. : a. stzt - near.
Il h@ip. - o-;ia or laeetia2s.
IL be, p u OK 10 olr -casoi
sonetluses wnen ae get rather tret;y
Il aeeF- perfectly col
it Ia joised u In Pleasure ard sorrow
Il l-a- -t0Dd - IL -gnsh!ae ard tar.
!, s.ena- IKE ir.end ;hAs's deyartssI-
Ihzit oeen win - year, and year.
It. retired from NE that. been u-efaI;
IL prep4rei for tie graveysri they .ay,
a nd IKE al! u Z. here Who are mortal
think !; IL beading tina; way.
Bg, We bope ~ben ,ti- life here & enlezi,
Ard We re-: q that be44tif- -hore,
The G. p;ain viii play On that organ
and di-eoryi- will he heard never more.
March 8 5.
south >nrrS.
The ICE IA the bay Il fact breaking up.
Mrs.. Z. P. Ciopgb, OF Bluehill, has been
at Emery Bonsey'. several weeks.
Miss Eta Mann, who ns- been at home
the past winter, IS now employed IN Els
worth.
Harmon Treworgy spent last Wednes-
day with his little mo. her!e-4 son Edwin,
who IS being cared for in the home Of
Edgar Treworgy.
Mrs. Clifton Coggins and daughter
Grace. OF Hallowell. who have been visit
ing her husbands parents here, j. no~
the guest Of Mrs. w. {. Bellatty IN E!ls-
worth
The evening scho1! which mas been
taught by Hollis Smith at Rich's corner
closed last Wednesday evening with an
interesting entertainment given By the
students Of the school.
March 10.
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f1ls.
March s.

ot,s.
W. o. Fogg and wife, Of Eden, are in
town Waiting relatives.
Mr.. Emma Leigh and son are in town,
the gBeats Of Nrs. Lizzie Fogg
Mr.. Lizzie Fogg, who broke her wrist
some \ eeks ago, il improving.
E.-s Ethel Young ia spending the win
Mrs. Adele JeiIison has returned from
Marlboro, where she ma. been nursing
aer mother, Mrs. kben Kingman.
Mlss Josie 7aIis bury, VINO has been very
II n Bangor during the past three
months, La. returned nome. Her many
iriends vii be glad to learn Of her re-
coYesy.
March 6. KAT.
Wet Brook-siii..
Ml.s kga 5leYens leaye- tor Sew Lon
don, Conn, this week.
joan Tspley. IT,, ha= returned 10 the
instlt1ts Al Chaf!estsB.
Capt. jerome Iapley, schooner "Gsfrie
B0ckas M, hss arrived safe s. Port spain,
after twenty -nse dsys' passage.
Pear Tapley Leaves for Sew York to-
morrow 70 JON the schooner GENERAL
Adelb ert Amesa, nov loading for Cuba.
CAPT. Rob Morris Tspiey, bark est.
Jsmes7 has arrived in Baltimore, 1913 days
from Hong Kong. The bark Ia under
charter 10 load at Norfolk with coal for
Manila.
March 9. ToasoE.
Nansst-
William Stanley, head light keeper at
Duck Island, and his family, are stopping
at their cottage here.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
held a social at Centennial hall Friday
evening. 1t was success.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Wilson, of Nc
kinney, Mr.. Wilson, OF Bar Harbor, and
Miss Lucy White, OF Maiden. Mass, were
IN town Friday.
March g. PRoSs.
sedGwieK.
Mrs. l.. J. Sylvester is very i'll.
The Masons have had picture Of the
late Capt. Samuel Herriek taken and
framed, to hang in their hall. Capt. Her
rick was the principal promoter OF Egge-
moggin lodge.
March g. Z.
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Salisbury Cove.
James Msrcyes. Of Bar Harbor, i. visit
ing b Is uncle, A. &. Leland.
Little Miss Esther, daughter 0, J. W
Wood ID, who has been very III the past
week, il convale4cent.
Afs. C.. L. Mcfarland went to Bangor
last week, whore she will spend the
spring wiih her sister, Nrs. Pettingill.
Herbert Emery. with his sister, Miss
Georgia. spent fey days last week with
their grandparents, W. B. Campbell and
wife, al Ellsworth.
0iien Drake Wood vas accidentally shot
through the arm Saturday. His many
friends viii he glad 10 know that the
wound IL not serious.
Misses Georgia Young and Georgia
Emery arrived home from Castine March
i. They will return Thursday to con-
tInue their studies at the normal school.
March II. K.
West Hancock.
Mrs. John Cook, Of North Hancock, Is
seriously i'll.
Miss Caddie Brown, Of Franklin, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Carrie Bridges, who has been very
i'll, is much improved.
Malcolm Googins and wife have moved
into g. w. Buffers house.
Mrs. Julia Tracy and daughter, Miss
Wilma Googins, OF Ashville, are visiting
relatives here.
March II. SUMAC.
sound.
Miss Ada Higgins is at home from Bar
Harbor.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.. NJ.
Higgins March u.
Miss Lizzie Colt, of Southwest Har Dor,
visited her aunt. Mrs. Perry Sargent, Last
week.
Mrs. Robert Higgins has returned from
the Center where she has been visiting
friends.
March ID. B.
Sorrento.
j. W. Hall has leased the store of J. K.
Mitchell. He will soon put it in order and
put in stock Of goods and groceries.
March 8. B.
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There Sas = good attendance On ba:h
evenings and the plays were enioyed -
all present Re:-eehrIsats were =e-4ed
in the dining room by the Harvest Home
socsety. The p-ocee1s viii 60 towards the
tund hich : being -ai-ed for The pzr-
F,1se .. painting t1s church
March d Il No-rHE
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Cranberry Isles
A CORRECTION.
IsLFsFoRD. March :, 20.
To the Editor Of The american:
| have been asked to correct an error Il
q recent issue OF THE AMERICAN. Credi
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Sorrento.
j. W. Hall has leased the store OF J. K
Mitchell. He will soon put it in order and
put in stock Of goods and groceries.
March 8. 3,