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LotITsvILLE. ~


LOuISvILLE. Ky. Nov. swim nm
officiaI returns from every prec,r., !.
Kentucky the four,ar y,,,,s..., .... !. ="
ans maiortt,, a, ess ~s'nal s,sa puss hry-
IIto ,rSn % =. ''ss ano becknams At
80" ne county boards canvsssed the
returns IN every county In the state to-
Gay ana hfty counties out OF ia In the
state, whose officiai returns have. been r.
.sINru ,on,kn,' 90 not materially change
there Is no doubt that the oflictal retur,s
VIII vary somewhat with the unogyfrlsi Il
~ hardly possible that the matovtti.. ~
1,ss and iiio viii be wiped oui. unless
- nsppens IN tne counties
sns epaoss' resufns ere not IN
:, Leslie Combs. chsirman Of the R<Duh-
liran campaign committee, tonjghf yI,ndo
the following statement roncery,tns, ,hS
Kentucky rIec.tnu.
.sWe have d,scoveraa ~~.., ,..,,x.
s,ors ~ * 1ps 80, s.. In ~ vafipus secr
rra,,ds Z ,..s,ss, :" vSsnHt ~ county
favor ~ tna rs.,,.es..a, 80 - 49,. sossr 49, ~
erred In that county the Democrats re-
sns,d .r~ ne ne. hopuDsN.n snnpcctors
Which n.usi,x ross Ranns,,,s nmn sne prse'ncs, M
& }orlsy OK n,'y-esEn, m was carried by the
~ sha .s. w ~ ,s,..ss ss.n.u .uSr prucssnsx
ieneers we're n,,s ou, ~ ~ 1919 sne.. ~.
force, and ihe inspectors were REFUSED IL
shawsa that n,ix ,,s.xs,,,, ,ns....s. are.uIns
s., ~" sn"a unis n'tscHss "a hnpunurAns
,ss.. = "a 49, mass,. "no I've tu<sF
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w.te s',yN.a !" susr ml'psv' n ssDn A.
n nuAsn ~ ne ~ ,.ss'sa,',,, i, Az mv
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sso~.nk Ss..n. s"r 70 s,sa ~. ~ ssv,s osts.tf. -
iHsen tS srtust - ,,f 1870 ~ 49, s1rsn y.
was pnr on lnr os',on "ss Mvsr VII,
e"ntrs, h'n sss.th"'. =, .% u,~tIis' Ana
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KENTUCKY FRAUDS
MAY Be EXPOSED,
Flagrant Abuse Of the Con-
troll of Polls.
oOEBEL LAW MACHINERY.
Kentucky Democrats Are Seeking
to Employ 1t.
GOE6EL LAW MACHINERY.

Reported That RepubIscan Mama
gers Are I'm Communicatiea with
Federal omcisis with . view os
Having an Investigation oe tAc
Election In That ssase--Chasr-
man Combs. OF the Repubrsc.n
Campaign Committee. Rccites -
cidesss of Wen Planned De-.-
cratic Manipulatioa Of Bailots.
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the open door and / think II matter
of great advantage that the powers
should have expressed themselves In Ia
yor of these federal principles. for II they
are achieved. the issue of the China prob
lem need not concern us very anxfousiy.
He maintained very earnestly that the
idea OF invading China with ''our scsnty
forces'' or OF approaching the stupendous
task of governing China instead Of leav-
ing II to be governed by the Chinese
was most dangerous.
Significant Warming.
Relapsing into pessimism. Lord Sails
bury admitted that the trend of recent
events has almost put an end 60 the hopes
Of the Russian emperor and others who
took part In the peace conference at The
Hague His extraordinary speech closed
with fervid appeal to tho people OF Eng
land 10 maintain their defense in such
rerfect condition that I'VE shall not be
exposed TO any sudden interruption Of the
peace upon which our prosperity de-
pends."
THE supreme condition" exclaimed the
premier. SIS that no reform, no Improve
rnent, is OF the slightest value unless Sc
curity against external interference ~ OBJ
talned by putting our defenses IN such
fo~ifisn that NJ accident may happen
beyond our borders that shall make our
me ma Jority az Lord saisshury's hear
ers believed that this warning referred
10 the possibility OF French antagoHism,
Mr.. Cheate'. Hnmor.
Mr Choafe's speech consisted chiefly
~ a humorous sketch of the history ~
Downing street, which he said was named
after a Massachusetts boy. In concluding
his address he expressed his belief that
$50 long as Lord Salisbury and Mckinley
continue 20 hold the reins Of government
there will be no danger ~ any disturbance
of the honorable and friendly relations
nov existing between the United states
and Great Britain.
George ]. Gcschen. the retiring arst
secretary nf the admiralty, who nsed tbs
occasion for a dramatic farewell 20 pub
llc life, bespoke the support and conf
aence of the British people for hts sue
cessor, the Earl % seioorn
other speakers were Lord George Ham
Hton. secretary of state for fndian; BARON
Uallsbury. lord high chancellor; Lord
AIveraton. lord chief Justice; Charles
Thompson Richie the newly appointed
home secretary. and SIR Robert Banns-
lyme Finlay. attorney general
brilliant Ass~mbimxe.
Lord Salisbury. winding up the pro-
rseainss. proposed the health ~ The new
lord mayor, saying that some cf the
xourrrr men present -wIil live to see
The aav when members % parliament
from che orange and Transyazi colonies
r-ii be pressnt cu such an occasion.
The enormous crowd was dotted with
hrfIfi.ut state military and municipal
unsforns. with which were intermlngied.
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PRESIDENT M'KINLEY TO PAY A
VISIT TO The PACIFIC COAST.
Will Be Present at the Launching of the BattleShp Ohio and
May Be Induced to Visit State of Washington, and
Especially the Puget Sound Region.
n A HAsH h dec " Fac coast mex yrng
wv
u@hp the ydo o e I Works Ia Francisco thai ~muue " leave
month his asa his sSc. rmwhhm kepaen Mra
he h 10 Ap is and evashE is Eamedn honr q
MKine e h presence the occasion p ~
shadu hi rip in min dior eume it ehv emonhsa
ohec a I'm summers of rye A onua However.
had drsove mott to b drawn i speech ~hs e aop uon the trip
VISIT STATE WASHINGTON.
Journey the m~ h been but is hnWeito apwnnny
President OF P dg If the
kknon to uey yndm rasy ynnwhga 4 heunsesa
npdabmtyu mp" " ian ~ ~pyms about ~ for nh hnghe the heharec cfue
wish the Coast Al hr ~ vii u nd there no prcpeaa extra
nan business will yp ensno from h ecana
MAY VISIT STATE OF WASHINGTON
Hf(TORM VOTE GvfS
MKIHlfY 3oS; BRYAN I3s.

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-Fol-
WV lowing is the electoral
w vote. with Kentucky in
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McKialey's plurality IN Re-
publican states, i,4aO,325.
Bryan's plurality In DcnsO-
cratic states, 81B.310.
Mckinley's plurality over
bryan, S46,Ol1.
Highest previous plurality
(GPant, In 1s72). 76B,OOl.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,cs other pages

Lamoin~-
Miss Gertrude Hutchings returned
from Prospect Harbor Saturday, having
successfully completed her second term
OF school in that place.
Mrs. Esther Whitaker has closed her
home here aud removed to Massschusetts
W here her daughter, Mrs Robert Farren,
resides and where her Older son lis em-
ployed.
Miss Veima Lear closed her school in
district No. 5 aud returned home Friday.
This il Miss Lear's fifth term In this
school, which fact is sufficient evidence
OF satisfactory work.
Miss Annie Roberts completed her
fourt h term OF school in district No. 2. On
Friday. During her Iabors here, NJ ,ss
Roberts has won the reputation of being
a paiustakiug and careful instructor and
a successful discipiinariap.
Miss Marcia King has recently resigned
her position rs teacher in Lubec, ana ac-
cepted posltIot, easnier IN tue dental
Office of her prot aer on Washington
street, Boston. DR.. King h4s dental
rooms In Providence. X. and Boston.
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southwest Hnrbor.
Mrs. Hannah Gtiiey has been very III
wit rheumatic trouble.
Owing to the severe storm OF Sunday
morning, there were no services In the
churches.
the sewing circle OF the Congregational
church meets next Tuesday with Mrs.
Augustus Clark.
Mrs Thomas Lawton and two children
have been visiting during the past week
In Miibridge.
The high school began It's session last
week Monday with fifty-four pupils,
Clarence Dow is teacher.
Grace Carroll and Charles Fuller are
boarding at Mrs. o w, Cousins while at
tending the high school.
feet of fourteen vessels lay In this
barbor Saturday during the gale an un-
usual mum Der for this time OF year.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lswier has moved into
viii Wslisce's house for the winter. Her
sister, Miss Mary A. Carroll, Is stopping
with her.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church will give an enter
tsinment In fremont hall Thursday
evening of this week.
The arrivals OF the steamer "Cst he rine"
have been very irregular of late, owing to
storWs tbhN HsNt Gtidyeu the bostou hbht
rhe "rremont', from Bucksport via Bel
fast and Castine, H. rs regular so far in
the summer service.
The literary circle met Tuesday OF this
week at DIR. Phillips. rhe subject for
discussion was king john. There was
an essay by Mrs. Roole Norwood, jr..
readings from play by Miss Lulu Mayo,
Mrs. Lewis W iison, Mrs. John Giiiey aud
Mrs. Fred Ro pinson.
The Congregationaiist of Jan. 4 reports
that Rev. - Wesley Haskell, called last
OF oxford. H., church of several
hundred members and paying a salary OF
= 600 year, has resigned, his esignation
10 take effect April /. The reason was
that he bad become a Unitarian. Mr..
Haskell was once pastor of the Method list
church In this place.
Jan. %. II.
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Whereas 1t has pleas q our Great Master to
remove from esteemed brother, DO Sta h
B Coolidge, OF l.imoiut grange, aud,
Whereas, la the death OF our brother not only
Lamoine grange but The Order of Patrons OF
Husuahdrs throughout the county has lost II
Va ued member whose place viii Ioag remain
vac I, therefore, he 1t,
Resoiped That Hancock county Pomona
grange extend To the fami OF our tate brother
its 81 :, mpath, in their great aflietion.
a Though Their, IL little eau oder OF this
worid'- consolation, ct We remind them That
the souls of made perfect By suffering,
and that TIE struggles OF tue night viii bripg
the raiInuese vi The morning.
Resaire !, That these resolutions be 10 scribed
the records OF our gran,e, and that "a copy
be sent 10 TIE FAM of our decreased brotHe (;
also to TUE ELLSWORTH hMERIGaS amt
Bangor commercial for public ton.
RAYAoAD MCFARLAND,
HAkhIEr r HARRiMAS,
o. r NnIrAoRE,
Committee resolutions.
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Zsnas Homer, one of the oldest citizens
Of Bucksport, died Thursday night. The
deceased was born In Buc>spo July IS.
1872. He was Joiner by trsde, bat in 1910
e"gaged in the provision business in u
-ture nearly opposite the homestead. In
1862 the business was moved to he pres
enL stand At the foot of Med ,naid street,
aud in 1874 his sou Cleveland Z. WAS ad-
mitted TO partnership, aud the firm be-
came {. &. Homer & Co. The elder Homer
retained an interest in the business unl II
about two years ago, when he withdrew.
fne firm name Is still continued. He
leaves a large family: William s of Coun-
ell B,uffs; J. Albert, OF Bangor, Cleveland
c., George p, Leslie C., Jennie H., aud
Cynthia L., OF Bucksport.
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North LamoiR =

North LamoiR-
Mr.. a. M. iodgkins has gone to Sout h.
West Hirb1r 90 visit relatives.
Mrs. Samuel r hbinson, OF West Suli-
van, has be- n visiting his sister, Mrs Ira
Hagen.
Mrs. John Kief who has been to the
Maine general hospital for surg neal treat
ment, returned home last Friday.
Miss Maude Hagen, who has been in
Providence and Pawtucket for several
months, is expec ed home to-day.
School closed on Friday, taught by
Mhs Pnosie Higgins. This is Miss Hig-
gins third term, all of which have proved
very successful. The following pupils
did not miss a day during the term of
school recently closed at North Lamoine: :
Langdon Hodgkins, Forrest Richardson,
Lester Salisbury, Percy Kief, Archie Kief,
Arthur Kief, Gladys Norwood, Wendell
Norwood, Lester Young, Willard Young.
Jan. % Y.
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~ .adusoma, County Ne,ps see other page.

Oriand.
Mrs. Charlotte Thompson is confined to
the house by illness.
Mrs. Melville CGspman's health is very
poor this winter.
The young people pronounce the sliding
'tjust eitgaat", and until Il late hour
every night large crowds assemble on the
mills.
The crew at Hutchins' saw mill Is very
busy at present. Lumber Is IN demand, ,
as several buildings are to be built in this
vicinity lu tue spring.
Tue new steel bridge Is giving sstisfac-
tion 10 AL. Fac old Que had Deen in such
d fearful state SO long that 1t was win u
feeling OF intense relief that the new Que
MAS comp eted before accident oc-
CURED.
Ofland will have many attractions this
week: There VIII be an entertain ment and
canoe Al the town hail Tuesday evening
Inc affair Is uader the direction OF Mrs.
Roscoe Dorr, of East OrIand, ana VIII
Thursday evening the ladies OF tue
Methodist society have arranged
Tor II tiue entertainment. As they have
been very successful in the past, fu
mouse eau Ieasouably be lexpect.d
Friday Afternoon there Will be flag
Raising at tue scbooihouse on the NH.
An appropriate programme mas been ar
ranged aua doubtless many Interested
relatives OF the little CUES viii attend.
saturday there Will be a social dance at
the hal,, greatly to the delight OF the
young people.
Jan. q. g.
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Bucksporr.
Detective Odlin, last Friday, secured a
verdict OF ST06 in the ADdroscoggin su-
preme court for defamation of character
which he claimed was committed against
him by George W. Pierce, of Lewiston,-
the Maine famous forger of letters hose
insanity was proved In court some mont ms
ato. Detective Odtn sued for 5000. In
1898 while at work upon the Ware case in
Bucksport several letters were received by
ne post MASTER aud town clerk in Bucks
p ,rt, purporting to be signed by ID. j. Nc
Glilicuddy, of lewiston, ex-mayor, con-
tanning matter tending to injure MIR. Cd
lin. The letters, 1t was alleged, were sent
by George w. Pierce for the purpose of
downing Mr.. Odlin in the Bucksport com
munity. MIR. Odiin wrote to MIR. McGiui-
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south Goui,i>boro.

south GoutdSboro.
School closed Friday, after a profitable
term.
Mrs. Hattie Sargent recently visited her
sister III Bangor.
Miss Alice Havey is visiting her
moi ner al Tuuk Pond.
DIS. Damon Sargent is confined to the
house VIA, .anehess.
NJ ISIS Lucy Bunker is in Boston visiting
her auat, Mrs. a. u. Buiiard.
Capt.. aud Mrs. Ira Foss, of Winter Har-
bur, visited reiatlyes here last week.
Mrs. Fred Hamilton and two children
arc visIting re.attves IN Prospect Harb
Miss Maria and Bertha Foss, OF Han
COCK, sce visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Etizsbetu Bunker.
William Tracy is still very i'll with
heart truuote. DIR. BrIdg ham, OF SutIi-
van, is III attendance.
nj ISIS Jessie Bunker has returned To
Boston after short vacation as govern
ess III Mrs. Dwight BIaney's family.
Miss Emma Sargent aud Winfield
Pettee, of East Sullivan. were married
Saturosy evening, Jan. 6, at the brides
home. by Rev. Mr.. Wescott, of Winter
Hareor. Oaiy few of the relatives were
present. Both bride and groom have
many friends who extend best wishes tor
long and prosperous life.
Jan. .. S. NJ. S.
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south Penoi)sCot.

south Penobscot.
Horace Perkins and wife, of Waterviile,
spent few days III town recently.
ernest P-rksns is in T. lswurjh, serving
on the jury at the present term OF court.
Thomas Mitcneii aud his sou Feed have
purchased he house formerly owned by
ii. Perkins aud VIII fit it up as notei.
Will c. Roberts, W no has been employed
t he past ten months on steam drrdge in
various hsrbors along the New Eng an
coast, IS home again.
Pearl Anterior, of Bluehiil, has opened
a uaucing school at the grange malt. IL Is
we'll attended, some coming from Biuehiii,
and the outlook seems favorable Tor a
pleasant term.
Albert p. Leach ha left the employ OF
Miller Il Litttvtieid and gone to b uehiil
with his brother, L. +. Leach, where they
have re-opened tue Pehdleton house.
The many friends vi both visa them the
highest success
Jan. q. CLIMAX.
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CLIMAX

south BrooksviIis.
Luther NJ. Bates has gone to Old Town
to work on stone.
Capt. Newman Littlefield is quite i'll.
His eyes are troubling MN badly.
John Eaton, surveyor, of Sedg wick, has
been here of late preparing to run the
lines OF the 'haek lot" purchased by IA.
r. Condon and James S. Condor.
The ladies' sewing circle organized here
recently under the head of "The Will
ing Workers, had an old fashioned sup
per and sale last Wednesday night.
Everything was disposed of from a quit
to pincushion. Credit is due NJ. ID.
Chatto, whom the circle elected auction
eer and who proved the right man in the
right place. The proceeds were over 81,
which will be expended for the benefit
OF the chapel. Willing hands and hearts
united can accomplish much.
Ian % q
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Slu~iit1.
Mid-term examinations at the academy
took place Thursday and Friday.
u. A Martin, former proprietor OF the
Psndieton house, has moved into Elmer
Young's house.
The clam supper given by the senior
class OF the academy Thursday was great
success. Nearly one bundred were boua-
tifuiiy served. Tue stew WAS made by
Stephen b. Wescott, who is reported to
be he best clam stew maker In The county.
The proceeds we're Sl7.l5
Jan. 20. C,
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Whereas, Death has once more entered and
removed from the membership of James A tisr.
He'd corps our much-rstecmet sister, Emily Z.
Webster,
Resolved, That will seek To emulate her
In her services of Kindness AID unseif hucss,
and that we extend to the son and daughter our
eympsthy In th.ir loss.
Resoired, That these resolutions be spread
upon our tecor'is, lie printed lis THE Kills
WORTH AMERICAN, ana copy he TO The
family of our decea-.-i member.
MARGARET l.. MARKS,
FLogksCE J. MERRILL,
MANY A. NEsCorT.
Committee.
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Jan. %.

Hancock.
Capt. o. w. Foss arrived Saturday night
from New York.
E. N. Foss, of Bar Harbor, visited his
son, A. /. Foss, last Thursday.
W. 8. Stratton, wife and little son, of
Portland, were here last week.
Schools closed Jan. 10. Pupils OF the
Corner primary not absent during the
term of nine weeks were: Clara Cline,
Carrie Crabtree, Paul Crabtree, Carrie
Foss, Edith Foss, Gleason Foss, George
Golden, Axel Peterson, Olga Peterson,
Amy Strstton, Myra Springer, Arthur
Smith, Hazel Young. Lura Young.
Whole number pupils, %; average attend
ance, n.
Jan. %. A.
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Atlantic.

Atlantic.
John Sprague is reported to have bought
the place formerly owned by Cornelius
Wasgatt
Rev. John Hamilton, of Massachusetts,
has been holding re .ival meetings at the
Advent church the last three weeks.
Capt. John ). Staples, who has been EN-
ployed on a government job at Portland,
came home ON steamer "MerrycoAeag
Sunday
The DeWolf company played in j )yoe s
hall MoDdsy Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings TO a weii-tilled house. Seldom
has 30 good show come to this place.
The Atlantic postoffiee has been newly
vanished inside and put in first class con
dition. Few villages of this size have such
a neat and commodious and well. X. pit
office.
S cial gatherings have been of almost a
da liy occurre ce in this village for the last
few weeks. They liven up the winter and
bring neighbors more in sympathy with
each other.
Jan 10 s
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East Iano,p~-
Miss Cordie King left for Massac b usetts
Saturday to visit relatives.
Melvin Pierce fell on the ice last week
and sprsiBed his wrist severely.
Miss Hattie Higgins Il at home from
Franklin, W here she has been teaching.
Miss Dele Hodgkins IL spending few
weeks with her sister, NJ !ss Helen, at Bar
Harbor.
Jan. -. H.
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cuddy Of the receipt of the letters, and
Mr.. McGiilicuddy promptly replied. disa-
vowing he iettees. just what influence
the receipt OF these spurious letters had
port was only matter of conjecture. Mr..
Odiin, however, in his suit called atten-
ton to the fact that his services were
soon after dispensed with, aud he claimed
that he was injured In his business by the
letters which were malicious aud for
geriee
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=. rs, n ~ tnurs by NEW GREAT SOUTH
sss,rss Kl pssY CuRB". II Is great surprise
a. accoant OF exceeding Promptness, ~ l q
lAos $3.50 Feftry retention of water Almost
srme,iatey II you want quick relief ana n cuae
,ass q he remedy Sold by s. ID, WI6SiS' b1us-
-sss Ellsworth Me,
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Seal Cove

Seal Cove
The correspondent notes / he omission OF
the name of Mrs. May Lawton, orgs ist.
from the list of officers of Jepht ina b
Chapter, o. f. s., South vest Hsrbor. tn.
name was inadvertently left out.
Rev. c. P. kittredge, pastor of fremont
aud Msnset Baptist churches, who has
been very i'll at his home In Maaset sin &C
D. C, 2S, is now much improved. All hope
that Mr.. kittredge VIII soon be able 10
resume his iabors.
An ice-cream socIa BILE at the ball Thurs
day evening for the be eft OF Rev. { p
Klttredge melted 80. The evening being
ormy and travelling bad, only sinai,
numher was present, but very pleasant
gathering OF young people literally pat
ruu'zsd the few WHO worked SO diiigenti y
to ma1e the affair a success.
Jan 10 ID.
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B!uel,ill Fails.

Biuehill Fails.
Roderick Candsge and wife, OF Sout h
Biu-hiIi, have been visiting their daugh H.
t=r, Mrs. Leila Chatto.
Hugh Duff, captain OF the schoon,r
"Hszel Det", has returned home from
Lubec.
A very interesting entertainment was
given in the schoolhouse Jan. 10 bv III.
teacher, Miss Fannie Soper, and her
pupils. The attendance was good aud
quite sum WAS melted.
Last week Harry Conary was riding on
morse sled when hrs foot slipped and
siiing he struck his eye on one of Tue
stakes, cGttinl, the lid severely, but for
tunately not injuring the eye.
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F. p. Mason is making extensive repairs
on his mi
T. F. Mason is confined TO The house
by illness.
Charles Atkins is harvesting ice for the
fish station.
L. f. Mason started his mill this week
saving box boards.
Stillman DInham, OF Castine, visited
his aunt, Mrs, Martha Blsisdell, last week.
]. b. Brainard and wife arrived home
Tuesday, after several months spent Ia
travelling.
E. l.. Pickering visited his parents, Fred
Pickering and wife, at OaG Point, few
days recently.
DR.. Charles VI. B ack ford, OF Washing
ton, ID. C., VINO has been at ,ne fisa Sta
ton for several months, returned nome
SATURDAY.
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