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met In Brooks Gray's grove, on MINI.
land, Thursday. The first settlement, 4.
town was made on that Island. Thara
the first well was dug, and there the s,.,
female child was born. Capt. Candsge Il
direct descendant of John Roundv on.
of the settlers who came here in 1852.
The family OF Capt. Friend attended N.
funeral OF Mrs. Friends mother, Mrs.
Lydia Blake, OF sargentvilie, Sunday.
b. II. Candage, assistant engineer q,
house OF reformation, Deer Island. Boston
hal Dor. is at home on vacation,
Sept. 10. srp
EastbrooH.
Miss Inez Sargent, OF North Lamona
Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Georvs
Butler.
Lucy Billings, who has been working a,
Northeast Harbor, has returned home
John Bowden, guide, OF Hancock. wa.
In town twice last week with parties who
wished to enjoy the excellent fishing at
Webb's pond. On one trip they tented
near the pond one night.
Sept. s. B.
Aahville.
The East Sullivan and Sullivan Cente,
Sunday schools united for picnic at
Turk Pond Saturday, SeptS
Sept. 10. MRB.
Franklin Road.
Eben X. Tracy and wife celebrated their
fftieth wedding anniversary July 20.
Sept. 4 O.
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THE AMERICAN has subscribers at JOG
1 the II0 post-ogfces in Hancock county;
oil the otheT nrpers IN the county COM
bsaed DO not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN rs not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has neuer claimed to
be, bslt 1t rs the only paper that cun prop
eriy be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circula-
ton OF The AMERICAN, barring the Bar
adr6or Records summer list, is larger
thar that Of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock countB.
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StOningtOn.

Stonington.
Capt. Scott Geyer is back again on
steam barge "John Wise".
William Sullivan, jr., of Maiden, is visit
ing his fail her at Oceanviile.
Steam yacht "Dreamer", owned by Mr..
Lawson, of Philadelphia, was in the har-
Dor Friday and Saturday. This is one of
the finest yachts in the world. Newell
Eaton, Of this place, is quartermaster, and
John Stanley, sailor.
Sept. 3. EUGENE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ additional County Ne,rs sea other pages

Great Pond.
Mrs. Edward Garry, of Holden, is visit
ing her son, F. E. Mace.
Miss Ida Garland, OF Conway Center, N.
H., is visiting friends here.
H. l.. Dollard and Mr.. Barlow, Of New
York, went to Alligator lake Thursday.
Mrs. William McPhee and daughter
Gladys, OF Clinton, arrived Monday to
visit relatives.
George Garry and wife entertained
quite party at the Garry camp at Great
pond Saturday night.
Irving Anderson, of Trenton. went to
Alligator lake Wednesday where he is
employed by j. F. Haynes.
Among those in town this week were J
T Giles, OF Ellsworth, Llewellyn Palmer,
Miss Palmer and A. E. Mace, of Aurora.
Mrs Melvin Garry and son Arthur, of
Somerville, and Miss Lillian Garry, of
Bangor, are guests of George Garry and
WIFE
Fred Colson and wife, of Wesley, were
in town Friday. They returned home
Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. II. E.
Colson.
The Wideawake club held a business
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Emery Tues
day evening. Mrs. Garland presided.
Officers for the ensuing year were chosen
as follows: President, Mrs. Emery; vice.
president, Mrs. Ezra Williams; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. Fred Williams. 1t
was voted to hold the meetings of the
club Wednesday evening instead of after
noon and several changes were made in
the rules. A committee OF three on enter
tainments and a supper committee were
chosen. Refreshments were served. The
evening closed with music.
Sept. 9. FLossIE.
A,ueh,u
Mrs. Sarah E. Bent left for Cam bridge
Monday.
Mrs. Edward Hayes, who has been ill, is
improving.
The evening services OF the churches
will commence at instead OF 100, as
heretofore.
A democratic rally was held in town
hall Tuesday night. The speakers, Col.
HARE and Mr.. Goldburg, were listened to
attentively.
A serious fire was averted at the trotting
park Thursday. A spark from the fur
mace Of Allan Fisk's steam mill caught
fire in some grass near the park. Horace
Herrick and brother saw it, and promptly
put the fire out. In five minutes the fire
would have reached the woods.
Following is the list of Rluehin teachers
for fall term: No. /, Alice NJ. Wescott;
2, Lizzie d. Davis; 4, Angie N. Hinckley;
5, Carrie E. Snow; 6, Elvie G. Billings; Z,
Daisy B. Johnson; s, Julia B. Saunders;
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1t has been demonstrated by experience
that consumption can be prevented by the
early use of One Minute Cough Cure. This
is the favorite remedy for coughs, colds,
lung troubles. Cures quickly. WIGGIN &
MOORE.
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East OrIanu.
The Misses Bernice Mason and Bertha
Dorr have gone to Bucksport to attend
school.
Capt. E. l.. Dorr, who has been spend
ing several weeks at home, will leave this
week for coasting trip.
Fred Biaisdell, while working in the
mill OF F. p. Mason, jammed his hand
severely in the planer.
Messrs. Smith and Bartlett have their
cottage ready for occupancy. Their
families, accompanied by DR.. Wheeler,
came up from Castne Friday to stop
awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton and daughter
Emily, who have been boarding at Mrs.
E. c. Mason's several weeks, have returned
to their home in Hartford. Mr.. Hamil-
ton has purchased the Reuben Weeks
farm. He intends building q cottage
next season.
Sept. 8. NJ.
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For Women.

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Seal Cove
Miss Marie Sawyer has arrived home
from a visit with friends in Bucksport
and Bangor.
Capt. c. H. Sawyer returned Wednesday
from Owls Head. where he has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. A. T. Norwood.
The rite of baptism was administered to
Mrs. E. B. Stickney on Sunday, Aug. 26,
by Rev. C. P. Kittredge, OF fremont Bap-
fist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Linscott and
child, of Hancock, and Mrs. Mary Lunt,
of Ellsworth, are spending a few days at
Capt. Abner Lunt's.
Mrs. NJ. n. Hodgdon, Of Rockland, and
daughter, Miss Maud II. Hodgdon, visited
here recently, returning home by way OF
Bar Harbor. Miss Hodgdon has charge
OF the Latin department Of the Lawrence,
Mass, high school which reopened Sept. 4.
The Nit. Desert Baptist quarterly meet
ing met here Aug. 1929. Besides the pas
| tor, Rev. MIR. Kittredge, there were in
attendance Rev. A. p. Thompson, pastor
of the Methodist church at West fremont,
Rev. c s. McLearn, Of Bar Harbor, and
Rev. Mr.. Westcott, of Winter Harbor.
The services were exceedingly interesting
| Sept. 10. d.
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t-anao,n~.
Miss velma Lear went to Corea last
week to teach the fall term.oi school.
Miss Eva Linscott arrived home s3stur-
day after an absence OF several months in
Massachusetts.
Miss Olive Coolidge returns to iHoulton
to- day to enter upon her senior year in
Kicker institute.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland left Friday
for Derry, n. II to assume his duties In
Pinkerton academy.
Mrs. c. A. Reynolds and daughters, and
son Walter, returned to their home in
Cambridgeport, Mass, Thursday.
Miss Shirley Rice has gone to Everett,
Mass, where she has accepted n position
asiteacher in one Of the publicischools.
Miss Rice is graduate OF 1Castine normal
school, class of 1900. r-3 skazs
By the kindness OF Capts. Charles and
Fred Hodgkins, two happy: parties en-
joyed sail; around the bay :and visit
to the warships last Saturdays This Is
only one OF many similar. acts ois hospital
ity extended by these, gentlemen to the
summer visitors and residents.l &C. IT,.
Sept. 10. a =.-..s II.
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Mariaville.
Mrs. Sanford Yeager, Of Olympia, WASH,
who has been spending the past two
weeks with her mother Mrs. Mary Carr,
and her sister, Mrs. George Frost, started
for the West Aug. "a. She intends stop
ping with her sister in Boston for one
week, then she will go to New York for a
few days to visit friends before proceed
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ing on her way home. She is accom-
panied by her son Carl Hill.
Joseph Frost has recently bought fine
horse.
Mrs. Sarah Orcutt has been called to
Eddington by the illness OF her mother.
Iva, the little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Frost, who has been seriously ill, is
better.
There will be a meeting in the G. A.
Frost grove Sunday forenoon. Follow
ing the services there will be q baptism.
Sept. Z. f.
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Scratch, scratch, scratch; unable to attend to
business during the day or sleep during the
night. Itching piles, horrible plague. Doan's
Ointment cures. Never fails. At any drug
store, 30 cents.-AdUt.
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For burns. injuries, pile and skin diseases
use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is the
original. Counterfeits may be offered. Use
only De Wits. WIGGIN Il MOORE.
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Oriand.
Florence L. Dorr has returned to Grams
ton, R. l., after spending her annual vaca-
tion here.
Fred M. French, of Woonsocket, R. l.,
was in town recently, to accompany home
his sisters, Mrs. Edward Savage and Mrs.
George Whipple, and his little daughter
Ella, and niece Harriette Whipple. 1t was
Mr.. French's first visit in Orland for
eleven years.
One of the pleasing events recently was
the party at the residence OF MIR. and Mrs.
w. N. French, when their little grand.
daughters, Miss Ella French. of Woon-
socket, R. l., and Harriette s. Whipple, of
franklin, Mass, entertained sixteen OF
their young friends in q very charming
manner. A bountiful lunch was served
under canopy Of flowers. Sweet peas
were the table decoration.
Sept 8. G.
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Northeast Harbor.
Rev. J. R. Norwood has arrived home,
after six weeks stop at Millinocket.
Work has begun on the Sound road. 1t
is hoped to have it completed for use next
season.
Mrs. NJ. w. Paine and children, OF Bar
Harbor, spent last week with her parents,
j. A. Peckham and wife.
Ansel Manchester has sold his new
cottage to Mrs. Scull, who is now occupy
ing the Vaughn cottage, for 5000.
Graves Bros. have a crew at work on
their quarry, getting stone for the COM
pletion of the church "St Mary blythe
Sea-"
The new hose wagon arrived last week.
1t is of modern style. With a few more
hydrants, Northeast Harbor will have
good fire service.
Sept. 4. J. A. P.
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Surr3.
Mrs. Brown, whose illness was reported
last week, is improving.
Miss Helen Knight, OF Portland. is Wis
iting her friend, Miss Minnie Town-end.
Hall Warren came home from Islesboro
Tuesday, Ill with typhoid pneumonia.
Mrs. Charles Beede and daughter, Miss
Grace Beede, went to Bar Iiarbor Wednes-
day.
Augustus Wood, of Bangor, with his
wife and little son, has been visiting
friends in Surry.
Two candidates were baptized and re-
ceived into the Surry Baptist church Sun
day, by Rev. Nathan Hunt, State mission
ary.
1t was Capt. W. S. Treworgy, not Capt.
S. j. Treworgy, who came in the yacht
"Anago" as stated in THE AMERICAN last
week. The gentlemen are brothers, and
both are captains Of steam yachts.
Surry loses an aged and most highly
esteemed citizens by the death OF Henry
NJ. Lee, which occurred Friday night at
his home on the East Bluehill road. The
deceased was nearly eighty-two years OF
age, but notwithstanding his advanced
age and feebleness and the fact that he
has been nearly blind for many years he
was one of the most cheerful of men. In
his younger days he was a seafaring man,
but his last years were spent on the little
farm where he died. He has been a zeal
GUS member of the Methodist church a
large part of his life. His faithful wife
died little over year ago. Funeral was
held at Morgan's Bay church Sunday az
ternoon, Rev. M. s. Prebie officiating.
Sept. 10. G.
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Don't delay a minute. Cholera infantum,
dysentery, diarrhea come suddenly. Only safe
plan is to have DIR. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry always on hand.-Adgt.
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Otla.
Miss Ethel Young, of this town, is
Teaching in Mariavilie.
E. L. Grover lost a very good horse
Wednesday night. The horse broke his
leg and had to be killed.
Miss Bertha Warren has returned home
from The Bluffs, where he has been en-
ployed through the summer.
William Haslem was kicked on the leg
by his horse one day last week. There
is quite severe bruise bur AZ serious
results.
Schools commenced last week Miss
Gertrude French, of East brook, Is teach-
ing in district No. /, and Miss Georgia
Penney, of Amherst, in district No. 2.
Melvin and Homer Wilbur have been he
guests of their grandparents, Eben King
man and wife, for few days. They came
from Marlboro on their wheels accom-
panied by Arthur Hodgkins.
At the Salisbury reunion Wednesday
about 200 were present. Arden Young's
grove, one of the most beautiful for many
miles, was the place of meeting. The
Ellsworth Falls band helped to make the
day one of enjoyment.
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Bsrtictt's Island.
Rsu ben Wiley, OF Gloucester, Mass, Is
visiting his daug hter. Mrs. Emery smith.
Willard Bartlett has gone to Beverly,
Mass, to visit his aunt, Mrs. Charles
Dennis.
There IL an abundance Of apples this
year. Berries have been plenty, and no
sale for them.
Abel Bartlett has been home from In
dian Hsrbor for the last few days. He re-
ports herring scarce.
Mrs. Caddie Bartlett has returned from
a weeks visit to friends in Surry. Her
cousin, Miss Smith, came home with her.
Sept. l. b.
Egypt.
Miss Mabel Monagha is visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Blanche Jordan will leave next
Friday to visit friends in Passaic, n. J.
Mr.. McHoward and family made a short
visit here while OH their way to their
home in Montana.
E. e. Burnham has been to Southwest
Harbor the last few days selling and de-
liverlng vessel load Of sawdust and slabs.
The mill has been shut down for the
last few days while the men have been
fighting the forest fires. The fires are
now under control.
Sept. 8. ANON.
Bluehill FalIs.
X. l.. Colson is home on his vacation.
The many friends of Frank Trundy are
glad to hear he is getting better.
The school commenced Tuesday, taught
by Miss Lizzie Davis, of Buehiil.
Mrs. Henry Bridges, OF Granite, and
son Clark are visiting relatives here.
Miss NJ. B. McCreight. OF Chelsea,
Mass, Is spending her vacation with Mr..
| and Mrs. Candage.
The Robert Candage family with others
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8, Fred H. Butler; 10, Sadie l.. Snow; IL,
Fannie J. Soper; Il, Ida L. Soper; 10, Mrs.
Mary B. Hinckley; IA, Lizzie ID. urindle;
Is, Nettie B. Clay; Is. Josie NJ. Gray.
grammar, and Susie E Long, primary; IL,
Leora B Eaton; 20, Clara L. Day; q, Mrs.
Emogene Bickford.
A republican rally was held in town hall
Friday evening Judge 4. f. Chase pre-
sided, and made a neat speech Of presen
tation. On the platform, besides the
speakers, there were E. p. Babson, A. c.
Hinckley, NJ. P. Hinckley, A. T. Stevens,
A. n. Osgood, Nahum Hinckley and
others. A. w. King, Of Ellsworth, spoke
forcibly upon the silver question. to " hich
the audience listened attentively. l.. B.
Deasy, Of Bar Harbor, spoke mostly on
imperialism. His dry humor and plain
manner Of speaking were enjoyed by all.
Sept. 10. BOB.
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COUN MY y EWS
to- additional County Mems see other pages
West Hancock.

West Hancock.
A. f. Foren and wife, and Mrs. Henry
Foren left Friday for Portland. They will
make permanent home there.
Miss Ella Crawford, who has been
spending the summer with her grand
parents here, returned last week to her
home in Lawrence, Mass.
Prof. W. R. Butler left last week for
New Bedford, but owing to an epidemic
of smallpox in town, his school will not
commence until the 18th. Miss Alice,
Masters Rider and Ardolph will not leave
this week as was their intention.
Sept. 2. SUMAC.
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Masters Rider and Ardolph will not leave
this week as was their intention.
Sept. 2. SUMAc.
Benjamin Shute is at home for a visit.
Ida Foren lisa guest at Benjamin Shute's.
A. E. Foren and wife have moved to
Portland.
School will begin to- day, Miss Myra
Moon teacher
her home in Detroit, Me.
Mrs. Maggie Sawyer has gone to New
Bedford for the winter.
Sherman Mcfarland and Victor Smith
have gone to Bar Harbor to work.
Mrs. Henrietta Sinclair, of Aroostook
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Martha
Marshall.
Sept. 10. SUMAC
waItham
Miss Eliza Bragdon is at work for Mrs
Alice Jordan.
Mrs. Sarah Patch, OF Lawrence, Mass.
Is in town for few weeks.
Charles Jordan has moved his family to
Mrs. Matte Dunham's house.
.. Dana, wife and daughter, and Mrs
Belle Dana, of New York, are visiting
friends in town.
Mrs Fannie Brown and children, OF
Haverhill, Mass, who have been in town
during the summer, have returned home
Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs. Mary Petten-
gill, accomplished her.
Court Snyctic. l. o. Of F., by invitation
met with Companion court Sunbeam
Thursday evening Aug 80. A fine pro.
gramme was arranged, but owing to the
illness OF one OF the mem bers, it was omit.
ted. The Sunbesms were surprised by
the gift OF frame for their charter from
Court Snyetic. freshments wer,
served.
Sept. 3. H.
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Eben r. Tracy and wife celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary July 20.
Sept. 4 q.
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Yesterday afternoon. r. J. Tesla, act
Ing on the mistaken idea that a piece
Of street news In the Advertiser was
handed In by Reporter Ayres. to whom
he had given ~ In confidence, abused
Mr.. Ayres at the postoffice. Ayres Is
an athlete. and on that account did not
strike Tesla. who was visibly out OF
condition. Later the two men met In
front Of the Honolulu drug store and
Ayres. who was talking with a lady.
said pleasantly TO Tesla, Have you got
hack your temper YETI" Tesla respond
ed with language insulting to Mr..
Ayres' mother. and talked so loudly
that people IN the drug store heard
him and came out. AS Ayres had a
lady with him ne said nothing. but later
he sought out Tesla ami struck him
several times In the face. Tesla at
tempted one return blow and the mer
separated. Both viii appear befor,
Judge Wilcox Monday morning. The
Item which caused the trouble wa,
common property. and was brought n
by a reporter other than Mr.. Ayres.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

Up % IL o'clock last night not n single
arrsst had been recorded at the police
sfion.
/Mrs. H. -. James left for the Coast
yesterday on the bark Albert, to visit
friends In Southern California.
The Grand Army OF the Republic
campfire at wright's residence Unde-
spendence Park) will occur this evening.
Npua Milo. n native employed at Ber-
tlefaan's pace at Kaalawai. who was
reieased from the insane asylum a few
months ago. became violently insane
again a. a result OF drinking, and was
sent back TO the asylum.
The small Portuguese boy whoseSse-
rious Injury from a kick by a horse was
reported some time ago. died wednes-
I day last. The boys face was smashe I'd
IN. and II u believed that n piece OF
bone entered the brain. causing his
death.
! About $50 acres OF cane were burned
az faauhau plantation on "Wednesday
last. The fire Is supposed to be incen-
diary. and suspicion points to "A mum.
Der 81 japanese iaborers. Probably 50
tons 81 sugar have been destroyed By
the IRE.
George Hons. Matt Mccain and w
q. Aiken. delegates from Maui 20 IN,
Republican convention. arrived yeste r
day morning on the Mauna Loa. j. ID
Paris. G. Towt. Judge waipuiiani. G.. T.
kamauoha and George Clark arrived
on the same steamer from Hawaii q
b. present az the convention.
The doors o. the Triangle store oppo
site the Honolulu Stock Yards. wer,
reported wide open last night at IL %
O'Clock. An employee OF the stock yard
telephoned TO the police station, say
ing the goods In the interior wer
pretty well messed up" A special ofh
Ger was sent up with lanterns TO inves
tigate and remain until the owner coul,
be notified.
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Matinee Band Concerts.

on this. Saturday. afternoon at $50.
at Emma Square:
Overture-"Queen OF Spades" .. ,Suppe
Baiiad-"Ave Maria" ......... Hinchliff
Seiection-"Hose OF Persia" Sullivan
Intermezzo-"Claire ............. Aplin
Divertissiment-"The Zouaves" Leslie
Finale Greetings ........... Fetras
The star Spangled Banner"
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nights performance. as the company OF
colorCd artists now showing there. leave
hy The next steamer for the Coast.
A. tonight VIII be their last perform
arce. "A large house viii no doubt give
them n farewell greeting.
a rcusing bin Is prepared. and par
ties desiring good seats had better or-
der them early.
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lord Roberts viii succeed wolseley
"a British commander In chief on Mo-
vomber ist.
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Ookiand's census shows c6960. an in
crease % 80 per cent. Portland. ore.
reports 0.fc6. In 1890 there were s6.SS5.
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on Sunday afternoon. September %
1900 at o'clock. az the Capito
grounds.
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PART l.
The old Hundred. u


Messenger Boy ..
zee. ...... ..... .Caryl Monkton
Piece Characteristic-"Spa Beau
ty' lnew) q. 90. zee. -. ....Stickney
Hungarian" ....... Brahms
Potpourri-"Cansdian ..... Barwood
The star Spangled Banner"
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