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NOTICE.

All persons having rooms kindly
leave name. address and price for same
at Regatta Headquarters.
JOHN C. RcUE.
Secretary.
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loose. Palmer went after his man again
and started whlrl.wlnd fight. Al-
though game. he was Dut down and
out lie was again arrested and put
up AN additional ten for his rashnsss.
Much trouble was experienced by the
officers IN landing him the second time.
Blood flowed freely from Palnier'r nose
and the officers got more than their
share on their clothes.
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an rartles who intend entering the
iiah-b races during the regatta are
requested 20 leave their entries with
Fred Wicknan. All entries In the 90
foot sl0oD. free for all sloop. cat.boat
cannery tender RcOw schooner and Ras-
oline launch racss must be left with
the secretary at regatta headquarters.
All entries close on the evening be-
fore each race. j. c. McuE, Secretary.
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Constable Kelly has returned from
Hayes. WASH. bringing With him OF
20 Olsen. the eyewitness 10 the MUIR
der 0f the chlnAman NJ Booths can
merry some time ago. Kelly reports
that he had 10 drive through two coun-
ties 10 locate the boy. but that Olsen
willingly consented 20 come 10 Asto-
ria. After they reached Oregon soil.
Kelly read the subpoena TO Olsen.
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The British shin Rlvcrndale has been
lying nj Walkers Island since last
Wednesday. awaiting an opportunity TO
gct over the bar at that point.
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Dir. T. L. Ball
DENTIST.
573 Commercial Street,
ASTORIA, ORE
Over schlussel's Clothing Store.
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HARPER wHIsKEY GOT FIRST RE-
WARD.

PARIS. Aug. 14-Amerlcan whlskiss
received the official approval of the ex-
position today when the first award
for merit was made to Bernhcim Bros +,
louisville, KY, on their l. W. Harper
whisky.
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c. c, cayanauRh. city attorney OF
Boise. Idaho. and J, j. Blake. an at
torney of the same city. are here TO
remain during the regatta.
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SHELLS sHELLsl sHELLsl

Get a collection OF your own from
Prof. Estes the gold wire artist, al
Conn's drugstore.
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Low rate via Union Pacific railroad
10 q. A. Il. Eneampment. Chicago. H.,
August 27th 10 September LIST, 1900.
For the above occasion the Union Pa
cine railroad will make a special rate
OF Ti.b0 10 Chicago and return. Tick
cts on sale August 2ist and 22nd. For
further details concerning this cheap
rate. call on q. w. LoUNSBERRY,
Agent o. n. & ". Co.. Astoria Oregon.
or address ]. II. LoTHRoP, General
Agent. 1886 Third Street. Portland Greg,
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CONVENT OF HOLY NAMES.
For boarders and day pupils; Astoria,
Oregon.

Courses-Academic Grammar School
and Primary Studies will be resumed,
Monday, September 3. 1900. Special
rates to parents desirous of entering
their daughters as weekly boarders,
that Is for pupils spending the FIVE
school days at the Academy and re-
turning to their homes Friday evening.
Circular sent on application.
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Today Will be wash day nj the coun-
~ iall. Tho prisoners will enjoy tho
luxurlee Of u bath and the iail viii be
Klyen q general BcrubblnK.
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Roaiyn coal lasts longer. In cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney nues than any other. Georgs
w. Sanborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
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The Misses Amanda Kieeslng. Bcr-
tha Ring and Grace Mckinley. all of
Portland viii arrive today. 10 be tho
guests Of Mrs. q. Zlegicr during the
regatta
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The police were called Monday night
to place on Astor street where two
men, James Palmer. and fellow who
gave the name Of John Doe, were hav-
ing quite lively scrap. The scrappers
were separated and taken to jail, where
both put up $40 bond for their ap-
pearance In court. After being turned
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-22

william Yurick. charged with tho
larceny OF u pair of boots belonging
90 Frank Corlaon. VIII have hearing
In the Justice court this afternoon NJ
o'clock
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Best i5.eent meal. Rising Sun Res
Haurant. Gi2 Commercial street.
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A. p. Charlton assistant general pas
arngcr agent " the Northern Pacific
M Portland. returned 10 that city last
night after a visit at Long Beach with
his family.
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leo cream soc quart at tho oGrlor,
Captain Gordon IL asain In command
OF the Candy,
Born 10 Mr. ana Mrs. Martin Francis.
euyitoh, girl.
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East BiuehiII.
Mrs. Cyrus A. Cook Is seriously i'll.
Jessie L. Long and Mabel Twiningl are
at Isle au Haut.
Rosa Candage, Mary A. Long and Alice
Candage are at Seal Harbor.
Frankfort Saturday and returned yester-
day.
John Stansfeld, E. Z. Candage, f. j.
Carter and Reuben Thorn are at work In
North Jay.
Nathan +. Twining, S. Watson Cousins
and Henry b. Marks are at work in Red
stone, n. Fl.
Miss Ethelyn NJ. Long, who is teaching
ton at the ''old home".
II. F. York, Robert Ashworth, Richard
Ashworth, jr., and Ralph b. Long are at
work in Waidoboro.
Schooner "Gold Hunter, Otis Candage
master, sailed last Thursday with cargo
of hardwo for Portland.
Mrs. John 4. Miller and daug liter Edna,
who have been the guests OF Capt. j. T.
Miller, left yesterday for South Penobscot.
Oliver Rackliffe and family, OF Stony
Creek, Conn, who have been visiting rela-
tives and friends In the village, left for
home last Thursday.
Schooner Hazel DeIl", John Duffy
master, sailed last Tuesday for New York
with cargo Of paving, shipped by L. l..
Candage and A. b. Leach.
Charles II. Wardwell and wife came
home last Tuesday. Since last October
Mr.. Wardwell has been in Raymond, Cali
fornia, and Mrs. Ward we'll in WaItham,
Mass.
Mildred G.. Tufts, OF Waltham, Mass,
and Archer z. Long, OF this village, were
married in Waltham, June 80. They
came to East BluehiIl few days ago and
are now the guests OF Miles H. Long.
July 16. G.
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THE AMERIc IN has subscribers at JOG
81 the II6 post-o6lces in Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county COM
bined do rot reach so many. THE AMER
IcAS IS ne, tae only paper printed in
Raaceck couat'', and has nerer claimed TO
Be, bat II IS ths only paper that can prop
srsg be called a COUNTY paper; alt the
rest are merely iocal papers. The csrcuia-
Hon Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Ecrbor Records summer list, 10 larger
than thnt Of all the other papers printed
On Hancock county.
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Atlantic.
The Island Rest house is having all the
people it can accommodate at present.
Edwin Smith and family are keeping
house in part of Alfred Staples house.
Ira Bridges was severely injured at
Biard's quarry this week by stone falling
upon him.
Irving Torrey, who has been running a
lobster smack from the Provinces to Port
land, is at home.
DIR. Small was in Portland last week to
have Mrs. Harriet Joyce operated upon at
the Maine general hospital.
Steamer ''Stella Pickert" brought II. E.
Coledge, wife and servants and Mr.. Reirce
from Stonington to this place Saturday.
July l6. . s.
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~ additional County se.ss see other pacc>


Cranberry Islex-
Mrs. Lucinda G. Stanley is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Jordan, at Seal Har-
Dor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White are being
congratulated on the birth Of a daughter
Esther Frances.
Rev. C. n. Davie, on the evening of the
Fourth, gave fine display OF fireworks at
Spurling's Beach.
Rev. c. n. Dsvie exchanged puipits sun
day with Rev. G. II. Heffion, of Southwest
Harbor, who preached very able sermon.
William ID. and Lewis G. Stanley have
begun their seasons work at Northeast
Harbor, sailing for Messrs. Atkinson and
Spence.
Thomas F. Stanley has taken command
OF the schooner .Tenniscott". Capt. W.
A. Squirting will sail parties in his yacht
princess.
William P. Preble unfurled a flag from
his new flag. staff on the morning OF the
Fourth. Mr.. Preble Is ninety years old,
but his patriotism is as young as ever.
Capt. Willis Z. Bunker in schooner
"Margaret Leonard" is the "high-iiner"
amongst all the fishing vessels in this
vicinity, having stocked 1900 up to the
last Of June.
July O. R.
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Eugene l.. Bunker and others boarded
the excursion train for Eastport, Monday.
Schooner "Lucy Bell'', loaded by J. p.
Gordon, sailed to-day. Schooner "Par-
don G. Thompson" is pt Gordon's wharf.
Miss Cassilena Springer leaves for
Northeast Harbor this week, where she
will be employed again In a kindergarten
class.
Mrs. J. T. Maxwell, OF watersneet cot
tsge, and Mrs. <. J. Swan and son Alton,
OF Sunrise cottage, Hancock Point, were
in town Sunday.
Miss Ellie Fernsld, who came home
from Massachusetts recently, brought
along a fox-terrier which Is the recipient
OF much attention.
During the few weeks past some much
needed work has been done on the high
ways, demonstrating the efficiency OF
those in charge.
III ISIS Thsyer. of Boston, rho Is stay ing
at Mrs. Mary Havey's for a short time,
rendered valued assistance in the music
at the Methodist church Sunday, sing ing
the solos in the snthems.
Edward johnson, wife and two chill
drep, OF Lawrence, Mass, are stopping
with c. T. Bunker and wife, during Mr..
Johnson's vacation. Mrs. johnson for
meriy lived here. aud her friends are glad
to greet her.
Iulv iG
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North LamoiRe.
Miss Sadie Coggins goes to Southwest
Harbor this morning 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. Almena Holt left last week for q
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Hodg-
kins, of Esstport.
Mrs. John Mcfarland and daughter
Lena, of Gloucester, Mass, are the guests
OF Mrs. Abbie Austin.
Capt. A. B. Holt and wife have returned
home for a while. Their many friends
are glad to welcome them.
July IS. Y.
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To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic. full Of life. nerve and vigor. take No-To-
BAG. the wonder-worl1er, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, Soc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New YORK
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On Thursday evening a concert will ha
given in the Town hall, the proceeds q,
which are to be devoted to the wo,.
undertaken by the sidewalk committss
Miss Lillian May Kane. OF Biuehili. vii,
read; Misses Rollins, OF Ellsworth, will
play-piano and violin-and +. W. Rol.
Inns, OF Ellsworth, bass, will sing.
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Marlboro.
Miss Bertha Hopkins, of Trenton, visited
her cousin, Homer Wilbur, last week.
Miss Grace Bickford, of Brewer. is visit
ing her grandparents, Isaac Vincent and
wife.
Mrs. Charles Estey and children, OF
Waltham, Mass, have arrived at their cot
tage at the shore.
Mrs. Lucretfa Strout, of Ellsworth, with
her children, is visiting her father, Roland
Hodgkins.
Mrs. Fannie Hopkins and Mrs. Mary
Rowe, of Trenton, were the guests of Mrs.
8. III. Remick last Wednesday.
July Is. ARE.
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Pretty Marsll

Pretty Marsh.
Mrs. Z. W Freeman, Mrs. Lamkin and
grandson, of Charlestown, Mass, are at
cottage Bijou for the season.
The four -masted schooner "Monhegan",
Capt. RumiIl, Of this place, cleared from
Boston, July 8, for Freetown, Sierra
Leone, West Africa, with miscellaneous
cargo. She had Cos packages tobacco, 81, :
800 gallons petroleum, fifty barrels OF rum,
eighty-seven packages of beef, twenty
two packages of pork, 100 packages lard,
1900 barrels flour, 200 barrels bread, and
334, 17s feet ium Der, valued in all at az, 600.
July Is. s.
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Bartlett's Island.
Hay crop is light.
Luella Bartlett is home from Dorchester
Mass. She mas two children with her, of
whom she has the care.
Everett ODER left last Friday to work in
the W. Il. Freeman Il Co.'s market at
Mort beast Harbor this summer.
Capt. Emery Smith, in sloop Breeze,
came home for the Fourth. He has left
off mackereling ana gone trawiiug.
DIR. Charles Dennis and family, of Bev-
erly, Mass, accompanied by DR.. BoDgariz
and young LADY, are occupying the
Christopher Bartlett house for the sum-
mer.
July Y. B.
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franklin
Percy Homer, of Newburyport, is
spending his vacation with his parents.
Mrs. W. I. Havey is the guest OF her
niece, Mrs. James T. Maxwell, at Hancock
Point.
Wallace Cook, of Ellsworth, and c. e.
Dwelley are painting at Theodore Brag
don's.
There will be a musical social and ice
cream at the Baptist vestry this Monday
evening.
Three of the Sunday schools in town
are planning to unite In an excursion east
in August on the Washington County
railroad.
Mrs. Annie Mcdonald, OF Ellsworth, is
spending few days with Mrs. Charlotte
Macomber.
DR.. John Homer and wife of Newbury
port, Mass, are spending few weeks at
his brothers DR.. H. Fl. Homer.
Mrs. Roscoe Gay, Miss Belle Bunker,
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One of natures remedies; cannot harm the
weakest constitution; never fails to cure sum.
mer complaints Of young or old. DR.. Fowler's
Extract of Wild strawberry.-Adut.
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Biuehill Falls.
Z. l.. Conary is at home for haying.
Capt. Hugh Duffy in schooner Hazel
Deil' has sailed for New York
Mrs. X. l.. Colson, who spent the week
of the Fourth in Bangor with her hus-
band, is at home.
The Misses Raymer, of Wollaston,
Mass, have hired rooms in Irving Cam
dage's house for the season.
Mrs. Alex Briggs and daughter, OF Fall
River, and friend, Miss Brown, are the
guests OF Mrs. Briggs father, Stillman
Candage.
July Is. SUB.
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COUNTY NEWS.
70, additional COUNT Se,es sec other pa 7es

Surr3.
Warden Lord Ia hume.
ID. Curtis moved beck TO his old home
Monday.
Frank Jordan sailed Saturday in the
"Storm Petrol" for Rondout, n. Y.
Mrs. Emeline Jarvis and Jay Gaberson,
of Brooklyn, y. Y, are visiting friends
here.
Miss Minnie Townsend, OF Portland, Is
visiting her mot her, Mrs. Abbie Town
send. She will remain several weeks.
Charles Prebie shot a large blue heron
near Floods nose Saturday. Mr.. Prebie
is q son of Rev. NJ. S. Preble who
moved into the Methodist parsonage
last spring, but being engaged in
teaching school, he did not join his parents
until recently.
Surry Is to have new postmaster. ID.
J. Curtis has been appointed to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death OF r.
w. Morgan. Mr.. Curtis has procured his
bonds and will be ready to act In few
days. j. f. Staples, who was Mr.. Nor
gan's assistant, and has kept the business
OF the office up to the standard since his
death, will be glad to retire to his store as
soon as Mr.. Curtis is qualified.
July IS. G.
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gins, Marguerite Ball. Little Colby Chs.
ter. Ave years old, walked more than /.
mile TO school and only missed one a.r
and that on account OF illness. tn
teacher, Miss lnez l.. Small, through THr
AMERICAN, thanks the people OF Haucock
for their Kindness and hospitality, and
their interest in the school, which bss
much to do with making the term such
pleasant one.
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The man who boasts OF q family trss
thinks he has shade the better OF HI
neigbbor.
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Hancock
There will be social dance at town hail
Friday evening. Music by Dirigo orches-
ira, OF Ellsworth.
School in Hancock closed June % The
following pupils did not miss a day dur
ing the term and each ranked 100 In de-
pertinent; Jennie Ball, Ena Bail, Grace
Kelley, Lottie Wooster, Marion Chsste
Richmond Foss, Wendell Wooster, Mer-
ton Hodgkins, Daisy Chester, Sadie Hig.
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EGrbor Records summer list, - larger
thar thnt Of aH the other papers printed
On Hancock county.
COUNTY NEWS.
Rtv rddSslo4,at County We,rs see other paces
south Desr Iese.
Miss Annie Calkin left for her home in
Linden, Mass, this week.
Rev. Mr.. Garland came from Penobscot
Tuesday for a short visit among friends
here.
went to Rocklsnd Wednesday to attend the
Knox county convention of w. c. T. L.
Presiding Elder Day held meetings here
Saturday evening and Sunday as ap-
pointed. Sunday evening he preached a
very interesting temperance lecture.
Maekerel are plenty in the harbor now,
and the boys and girls are having great
sport catching them. They are unusually
large for the season.
The chief business IN this section this
week has been the haying. There is good
crop, and the weather has been unusually
fine, so 1t is in excellent condition.
July ID. Eco.
sedgwick.
Hon. Rodney {. Penney, of Bangor,
has been the guest Of J. w. Penney the
past week.
Ralph Means vii! soon open an ice
cream saloon IN the room in rear of the
postofflce. He Will also sell confec-
tionery and tobacco.
News reached here last week of the sad
accident 10 Lester p, Carter, of Bar Hsr-
Dor. He WAS well and favorabiy
known here, having spent q winter in
his younger days with his uncle, o. p.
friends here.
Summer visitors are here in force.
Among recent arrivals are Carl Dodge, OF
Somervilie, Mass. He and his fat her, A
c. Dodge, who came earlier, are at the
Travellers Home. g. w. Adams and
wife, of Haverhill, Mass, are at Mrs
Adams fathers, }. w. Penney.
July9 C.
Swans Island.
Pearl Smith has moved into his new
house.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
gave dinner July !, from W hich $40 was
cleared.
Mr.. Purnee, OF Boston, arrived here last
week. He will put up fish in his new
factory.
Miss Ida Morse is spending the sum-
mer here with her mother, Mrs. s. j
Morse.
Presiding Elder j. w. Day and wife
arrived Julv 4. Mr.. Day preached Thurs
cay and Friday night TO large congrega-
tons.
July 8. MI.
East Lamoin~.
J. D. Hopkins and family, of Ellsworth,
are at their summer cottage.
The steamer Greed more" came to the
wharf yesterday with an excursion from
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Helen French came last week to
spend the summer with her mother at the
Abbott cottage.
Among recent arrivals are Miss Helen
Googins, Waitham, Mass; Harry Cool
idge and wife, Boston: Mrs. O'Connor
and family. Augusta.
Mr.. johnson and family, of Cam bridge
Mass. and Mrs. Il. E. Davis, of Els
worth with her two daughters Helen
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south Bluehill.
Mrs. Anna Adams, OF Bangor, is the
guest OF Mrs. A. w. Eaton.
Edwin Sibley, jr., OF Somerviile, Mass,
is spending the summer at Allen Hender-
sons.
Harry Bixby, Of Boston. is spending the
summer with his grandfather, Arch Hen
derson.
Miss NJ. A. Ferrin, Miss Carrie Ferrin,
Masters Lincoln and Frank Sibiey are
at the Ferrin cottage.
Nj ISIS Alice Preble, OF Bucksport. is
spending the summer with her mot her,
Mrs. Arch Henderson.
July II. ID.
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North Penobsoot.
The hay crop is reported very light.
Miss Gladys Hutchins Is attending the
summer school at Ellsworth.
Oramei Haney is at home from Bow
dom on his summer vacation.
Ernest Hartman and wife left last
week for their home in Brockton.
Lovers OF the piscstoriai sport are
catching large strings OF salmon in Teddy
pond-from twenty TO thirty is not an
uncommon catch.
Farmers have no need to go to Africa,
or China, or even TO the Philippines, to
practice the arts of war-the countless
millions of the bug species are sufficient
to engage their attention.
July 16. H.,
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SUBA.

SeawA1l-
Miss BERTHE Homer is cooking at the
Ocean house, Manset.
Charles Haynes and wife and Jessie
Newman have had touch Of the grip.
Miss Bertha King has gone to Northeast
Harbor to take care OF the Hubbard cot
tage.
Mrs. Eimira Hadlock is quite poorly.
Her sister, Mrs. Abbie Stanley, Of Monhe-
gan, is with her.
w. Hathaway and grandson, Willie
Moore, Of Someryiile, Mass, are stopping
at Capt. 2. 5. Moore's.
Miss Nora f. King, who has been in
Danversport, Mass, with her sister, Mrs.
George Parker, since String, is in Bar
Harbor, for the summer.
July 10. DOLLY.
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Penobscor-
Miss Madge Hinckley, OF Bluehill, has
been visiting Miss Nina Varnum this
week.
Miss Ethel Armstrong, OF WATERFOWL,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Coleman
Leach.
The Cove school closed Friday after a
very successful term taught by Mrs. Sarah
Grindle.
W. J. Dreamer has been In Lewiston
this week, attending the democratic State
convention.
Buiord Leach and wife are receiving
congratulations. 1t is boy, born Satur-
day, July IA.
The Kings Daughters gave a lawn party
at the home OF Mrs. Celia Littiefieid,
Wednesday evening. 1t was well attended.
Frank Chrome, the blind musician, gave
a musical concert at Grange hall Friday
and Saturday evenings to a large and
pleased audience.
Jaiy ii. SUBA.
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Fast Orianu-
Herbert Leach and family are visiting
relatives here.
Harrison Leach, OF Ellsworth, is visit
ing at 7. f. Masons.
Marshall Farnhsm, Of Bucksport, is the
guest Of Herman Dorr.
w. b. Gorham, who has blood poison
ing of the hand, is much improved.
Miss Lucy Bell spent several days with
81 ISIS Hattie Soper, at Bucksport, the past
week.
William Farnham and wife who are
stopping at their summer home at Verona,
spent several days with F. w. Gray, the
past week.
Herbert Leach brought in a catch OF
twenty lone salmon, the largest weighing
three and one-haIf pounds. This is the
largest string of fish taken from To-day
pond this season.
july IS. NJ