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PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT.


A very successful entertainment was
given at the hail last Thursday evening,
~, the "District School at Burberry
Corner. The examination of applicants
nv the ecr,aae., committee, consisting of
Capt. O. w. Foss, AZ; Crabtree and A. l.
Foss, was amusing. It '-t.ssa aHs IN the
choice of Mrs. Mary Abbott, who too,s tn
part of "Miss Hubby Peudergrass' in a
very acceptable manner.
The ludicrous answers of the girls and
the pranks of the boys, particularly "Sim
Dipsy'', Jeremiah Jenkins" and David
Snobbs" W hch last were represented by J.
E. Bowden, Byron Page and H. w. John
son, carried many Older minds back to the
days of the old brick schoolhouse and kept
the audience convuIsed with laughter.
The pisces of the last day, among which
Howard Young) was noticeable, and the
closing remarks by Capt. Foss, as "Chair-
man Perkins, were very entertaining.
In the we'll filled house one man over
eighty years old was seen who had walked
mile and pronounced the school well
worth his effort. Music was furnished by
johnson and Jordan.
At the close of the entertainment ice
cream and cake were sold. The earnings
of the evening, so, were sdded to the
steadily growing fund for the sidewalk.
Nov. &c. A.
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P~Dot,-s-ssr-
Capt and NJ &. 81. Perkins
ceiving congraS u H. Z ion' on the birth OF a
SON. Hoyt bernard. born Nov Is.
Schools begi N to-day with the following
teachers: Bay dist rict. Emma b. Love;
North Penob@cDr. Ethel Slower; Wil>on
district, LiIiia Brewster; Charles Perkins
district, Nlra l. Austin; Devereux district
Mary l. Jaquis, Dun district, Dora NJ
Leach; FarnhaEaI district Dora q. Conner
Marks Corner district, Belva L. Sellers
Schools at the Cove, Herrick and Leach
districts Wi i'll not begin until Monday
Nov 20 The teac her, will be: Cove dis
trict Alice Lane Ierrck district, Rhods
Vose; Leach district Ruby Bckford
Nov 10 SUBA.
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GEO. 4. PARCHER.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist. II Main ST.
tAuiftsIle-

Lsmion~-
FORMER RESIDENTS GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs bs l.. Bartlett, of Rox-
bury, Mass, formerly OF this town, re-
Gently ceiebrst ed their golden wedding
anniversary. Owing to the illness OF
Mrs. Bartlett, no elaborate ceie bration
was planned, but there was a family din
ner party, the entire family being to-
get her for the first time in twenty years.
Both Mr. ard Mrs. Bartlett are natives
OF Hancock county. Mr.. Bartlett was a
son OF Cam David Rertles' nnd Yves born
Il FAT her del Ia 1874 aud his mot her "a
wear later Their f..nhiy mum er.d seven
boys and three girls, who became scat
iefet throug hout the slaies AT their
marriage, but All are now dead except
bs L.
Il 1880 M Bartlett, married Miss Mary
lei zateth Watts, whose ancestors were
among he irst settlers of Maine.
Sac was born at Castine, Aug. n, 1893,
aud after her marriage moved to Trenton,
where they resided until the war broke
out. During the war Mr.. B,rtiett was
employed at the Charlestown navy yard.
and al the close OF The war moved his
family to Boston, where they have re-
sid ed ever since. They had five children,
four OF whom are now iiving-Charies A.
Justin f., Zibs L, jr., and Mrs. Carrie w.
Adams.
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south Hancock.
Mrs. X. Il. Young returned from Bos-
ton last Tuesday evening.
School wilt commence to-day, un der
the instruction Of Mrs. Susie Bishop.
Irving Coegins, of Maiden, Mass,
made a flying visit to his parents, w. 7.
Coggins and wife, last week.
Harvey Coggins aud Hoyt McCauley,
students at Higgins classical institute,
are at home for vacation OF two weeks.
number of friends and relatives of
Mrs. Matilda Wooster gathered at her
home last Thursday evening, to celebrate
her eig hty-second birthday. The even
ing was passed playing games, and in So
cial chat, followed by refreshments.
Nov. 26. w.
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UenoH-cor
Scion H. Peterson is home from a
second trip to he banks.
Rev E. * Drew, who has been quite
pastor
Ernest Per K ms, who has been laid up
with in a IN IN a ory rheumatism, is slowly
Improving
George G. wardwell has gone to Brock
ton, Mass, in search OF employment for
the winter
Mrs Clara Chadbourne and son Fred, OF
East Waterford, are visiting her mother.
Mrs. A bible Ba bson.
Brainard Condor snd Norris Grind 6
w no have been on weeks hunting trip
in Aroostook, came home last Tuesday
night. brin & ing NO deer, weighing sbout
$50 pounds each
Nov. pa CLIMAX.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,os see other page

Hancock.
1. H. Coggins was in town Saturday.
CA. Crabtree is in Boston on business.
Capt, o. W. Foss was in Milbridge last
week.
Miss Ethel Crabtree is visiting friends
In Pittsfeld.
Miss Nellie Crabtree is in the Bangor
hospital for surgical treatment.
Miss Lillian Foss has returned from a
two weeks visit in Massachusetts,.
Harvard Ii. Crabtree is at home from
Higgins classical institute for the two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. William A Crabtree left Saturday
to join her husband in Boston, where they
will spend the winter.
Miss Persis NJ Vose, after the close OF
her school in Lamoine last week, went to
Portland, where she is to live with her
sister, Mrs. E. G. Abbott.
Schools began Monday. The Corner
grammar is taught by Miss Alice G. Laws,
while the primary is under the tuition OF
Miss Lena Richardson, of Lamoine.
Percy Walker, who for several years has
very acceptably served as second clerk in
Pamela grange store, will attend the com.
mercial college in Bangor this winter
During his absence his place will be filled
by Roswell Springer.
Thursday evening, Nov. 90, "Gulliver'l
Lilliputians, up to Date" will be given al
the hall. The cast of characters is as fol
lows: CULVER, Lewien Foss; Mully lilly
Cue, Roy Strong; King Golbasto, Evani
Crabtree; Glimigrim, Clarence Young
Glumgluff, Dannie Foss; Sheffin, Ernes
Young; Tiffin, Chester Foss; Flip, Irving
Foss; Flap, Arno Foss. There will also b.
songs and Rotations. After the enter
tainment a Thanksgiving supper will b.
served in the upper hall by the Lillipu
tians. II stormy Thursday the entertain
ment and supper will be given Friday
evening.
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uartasNIIf~-
AP Carr - al Trenton working.
MIR. BowGen. of o'rugton, WAS In town
this X Ia su - cattle
There VIII iye "a CHRISTMAS tree and box
supper in he sc Dollhouse al district NJ. =.
jeremiah - IN lt Ia aud wife viii move 10
Ellsworth n t5>ir daughters Celia and
AiIce, tao iiI do dressn.akiug there this
winter
DIR. Morrisossz 81 ock OF fine Jersey cows
has been driven here from the Hsrbor
and are at the II orrison farm. l.. G Nor
ri-on takes charge CT the farm for the
winter. Dr. ~ or icon has gone to Brook.
iyn " " ~ II n Ia il family, for the win
ter He has hree men at work at the
farm.
Nov. 10. 5.
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lobster t.car~ belonging to Elweli Lunt
was washed shore, and Mr.. Lunt lost
about 800 wort Ia of Holsters.
william Svezey, who lost his life In the
sad accident at Hall Quarry was a native
of his pfs ce, ss d hsd many relatives aud
friends here " no were shocked to hear
of the terrible a flair.
Capt Ed ward Rumill, OF Pretty Marsh,
visited his brot her, Cspt. j. II. Rumill,
a few days ago Capt. Rumili has just
arrived home fromatri to Sierra Leone
in schooner - NJ ouhegau" He will leave
soon for Los PafTnas.
Nov %. N.
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COUNTY NEWS.


West BrooksvfIle.
Miss Kate Tapley is at home from the
Higgins institute, Charleston.
l. Tapley was in Portland for few
! days last week, arriving home Saturday
morning.
Sewell d. Tapley and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of 10 pound
baby girl.
Mrs. Angler w. Tapley and daughter
Hazel went to Bangor last Monday for a
few weeks.
from Rockland after four weeks visit
with her son Walter.
Miss Lucy Grindle, on her twelfth birth
day, was presented with very nice organ
by her brother Walter.
Miss Inez A. Stevens attended the
closing exercises Of the normal school at
Castine last Wednesday.
Capt. John P. Tapley witnessed the
launching of the schooner "Pendleton
Sisters at Belfast on Thursday.
Walter R. Sargent, who passed Saturday
and Sunday at 1.-THE Brookside', returned
to his home in Brewer this morning.
Capt. George A. Stevens, Cecil Farnham
and Archie Blodgett have joined the
steamer Thomas Walsh" at New Haven.
Mrs. Keziah Jones will reside with Mrs.
Bert Wescott this winter. Mr.. Wescott
left for New Haven last Thursday to join
his steamer.
For the first time this season the water
in the ponds was SKINNED over with ice
last Saturday week. Boys and girls en-
joyed few hours skating at some of the
small ponds.
Miss Mabel Tapley, who has been teach
ing at North Haven, was in town last week
She returned to her home in Brooklin
Saturday, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Edward Tapley. Mrs. Tapley has
been making an extended visit among
relatives here.
Nov. 26. Johnson.
Miss Hattie Tapley is expected home fol-
few days.
II. JcHcs anu NIle anu Il EeU u
Jones will spend Thanksgiving at home.
Thanksgiving Day will be observed by
Apr pirate services in the Congregational
church in the evening.
Rev. MIR. Harbutt, secretary of the NJ
NJ. s, spent Sunday here, and conducted
the morning church services.
Friends OF DR. l.. A Stewart are ver.
sorry to learn OF his intended depar.. mr.,
from this place. Mrs. Stewart ana sor
will remain here for the winter
Misses Cochrane and Flag have CLOSED
their series of evangelist services in tbi.
part OF the town: Sd are now working al
Bro0ksville' hey were here three weeks
the S.eS," fgs being well attended and
enjoyed by all.
The ladies' sewing society met as usua
in the chapel parlor Thursday. Plans
were made for supper to be held in the
chapel Thursday evening OF the first week
in Decem Der, under the management o.
Mrs. Richards and Mrs. George Blodgett
Some time ago it was proposed to serve &
supper for small price, once month fol
a while, and this is the first.
Nov 26. H.
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Seal Cove
J. w. Ober is building stable for Mr..
Hodgdon at Mort beast Harbor.
Miss Mamie Pierce, student of
Charleston academy, is visiting here.
Measles is raging and several bad cases
have been reported. All are now conval-
escing.
Capt. Thomas Milan, head keeper at Mt.
Desert Rock light station, was in town a
few days ago.
High school is in session. L. w. Rumiil,
OF West fremont, is principal, which in
sures successful term.
The severe southwest gale and high tide
Wednesday did some damage here. A
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Prospect Harbor.

Prospect Harbor.
Mrs John NJ Williams left Friday for a
visit to relatives in Ellsworth and Bangor.
William Temple has recently bought the
Mrs Della Noonan place, and will move
in soon.
Marblehead, Mass where he has spent
the summer.
Miss Bessie Williams has returned from
Southwest Harbor, where she was en-
ployed last summer.
r W. Nutter and wife have returned to
their home IN BROOKLYN, after spending
the summer with their daughter, Mrs
Cha les Blaace, jr-
The winter terms of school commenced
this morning, with the same capa bic
teachers as last term-Miss Ella Lewis. Of
Steuben, in the grammar, and Miss Julia
Guptili, of Gouldsboro, in the primary
Mrs l.. Nj Bunker has been entertaining
Mrs Charles Cakes, of East Nachia- for
the past week. Tuesday evening she gave
party in the hall for her, composed of
the young people Whist was enjoyed
until 10, followed by dancing the rest of
the evening The entertainment was a
great success.
As winter approaches dinner parties are
in order. Mrs c c Lara Dee, Mrs. w. f.
Bruce and Mrs. Deesy have been hustesses
on recent dates. Mrs. LARA bees dinner
OF Thursday night was followed BY a " his,
party in the evening. Four ia bles partici-
pated In the game, after which dainty
refreshments were served
w. P. Hewins moved his family into his
his friends and neighbors rendered them a
house warming. Mr.. Hewins has sum
mered here for three years during his
management of the sardine factory, and
in that time he and his wife have won
many friends. His house, which has just
been completed, is well adapted for enter
tanning, and the rooms were well filled at
an early hour. The guests were in pos
session for an hour or two, during which
many social games were enjoyed, followed
by bountiful lunch. After refreshments,
w. F. Bruce, in few well chosen words,
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Hewins, on be-
half Of the company, with a beautiful
Dresden lamp as token OF their affec-
tionate regard, and expressed the wish
that they would enjoy many years in their
pretty new home as our neighbors, assured
of a hearty welcome.
Nov 10 n
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East l-ansoau~
Mr. Peters has had a new furnace put in
his house here
Mrs iiIis rIa De- Isle is in Boston visit
ing her parents
George GauEt the lucky bidder for
tn. government hay
Kenney Fullerton has moved his family
here from Ellis ~ orr IN. He will drive the
stage for Mr. Haste this winter.
Capt. Sperry, of Inc United States navy,
has been in tow IN ne past week attending
TO the selling OF the government hay and
other business com sected with the coal
ing station The contractors Who are to
build the Goa ing station are expected to-
day
Nov 26. IL.
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West Tremonr-
Mrs. Albion NJ urphy is slowly recover
ing from typhoid fever.
w. A. Clark, B. r. Lunt and Dan Dow
left for Petit sIanan Saturday.
G. W. Davis has begun to put up clans
for the winter at { he sardine factory.
Nov. %. THELMA.
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THE AMERICAN has Subscribers at 100
u the I{6 post-o6sces in Hancock county;
I'll the other papers in the county COM
b5ned do not reach 80 many. TIE AMER
lCAv -n' ~ only paper printed IN
Hancock COUNTY and has neper claimed to
De, but it IS the only paper that can prop
ertS be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers The ctrcuto-
zion of rHE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list. 10 larger
thar that Of all the other papers printed
In Hancock county.
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Many people worry because they believe
they have heart disease. The chances are
that their hearts are all right but their
stomachs are unable to digest food. Kodol
,o:,o,its az torn,ation ~ ~ L an
makes the stomach press against the heart.
1t will cure every form of indigestion.
WIGGIN Il MOORE.
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Center.
FRANK Sawyer was in town last week.
Viola Lurvey has been spending few
days in town II In friends.
Mrs. Bert ma Ro 10 b ms has gone to Mort h.
east HarDor for a few weeks.
Robert Higgins has moved his family to
the Sound. He has employment at North
east Harbor.
Nov. %. /.
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Franklin Road
CLIMAX.

Franklin Road
3. ID. Joy is HI
Hiss Eff NJ c ETa rland has gone to Bos-
ten.
School begins o-day, Mss Bertha Cline
teacher
Martin Young has moved his family
home to La moline
Mrs. George p Clark has returned from
Boston to cIO- -. louise for the season.
Mrs Zrda Lin q sey, OF Prospect Harbor,
Il EasIting her mao her. Mrs. Sarah Robin
Mrs. Serena Miles has returned from a
visit TO her csz = tsfer, Mrs. Emma Barron,
OF e isp or{ Ia
Mr.. I1aruer, Of Princeton, Is acting as
station agent for &. +. Scrioner, " no is
having vacation
Nov FL u.
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Hull's Cove. ETE
Miss Cora Gordon is at work in Bar
Harbor.
Loren Brewer is building a new cottage
at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. d. w. Brewer is visiting relatives
and friends in Bangor and Otis.
Mrs. NJ. B. Reed, who is determined to
find out what "downeast" winters are
like, is having furnace put in her cot
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E. e. Crockett was In Belfast last week
Edith Simpson went to Boston last
week.
Vessels for carrying stone are in de-
mand.
Lyman Cousins is laid up with rheu
matism.
The business men talk of organizing a
board of trade.
George Robbins is building house on
the Green Head road.
Tue smelt fishermen are getting their
nets ready for fall fishing.
Howard spofford had slight shock in
the nerves of one side OF his face last
week.
A horse owned by Herman Eaton was
taken sick Wednesday and had to be
shot.
Schooner "Charles Hunt" arrived at
Ocesnvile Friday with freight for c. II.
5. Webb.
V. J. FIye, route agent for American
express company, was in town last week
examining the agents books.
Coal and lumber freights are higher
than for some time. This causes search
ty of stone-carrying vessels.
Steamer "Mt. Desert" made her last
trip Friday. Steamer "Catherine" takes
he same route, aud made her first trip
Saturday.
The firm Of Colony & Buck has been
IL, Owed. Mr.. Colony VIII b. employ, q
a; Rockaud by rnCrndike & Hix. Mr.
Buck " i'll carry on the business here.
White out driving last week Mrs. Henry
{. Smith WIS thrown from the carrinse
10y he horse being frightened by steam
from Mr.. Caudsge's engine house. No
bones aere broken.
Tne stores OF j L Thuriow and j. C.
Harmon were entered by thieves Sstur
day night. They entered by prying open
The back doors with bars Mr.. ThurIow
missed box of tobacco and small
amount OF money from the Till. Mr..
Harmon did not miss anything. The
burglary is attributed TO the same man
who entered F. Z. Webb's store a short
time ago.
NV. Is. EUGENE
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stonington.
Edwin Hamblen is home for the winter
Austin Goss, no has been employed in
Boothbay, is at home.
The remainder OF the yacht "Narada's"
crew came home Saturday.
Schooner "willie" has a new jill from
the factory OF William Reed.
George Redman has moved his family
from the farm to his residence in this
village.
John Mutt, of Oceanville, who has been
employed at New York the past summer,
is at home.
The telegraph office has been moved
from the store OF Fred E. Webb to the
stea boat wharf.
Theodore Coombs has purchased the
store owned by John Alderman, and will
fix 1t up for tenement.
Oscar Barter cut his foot quite badly last
week, with an axe. Several stitches were
taken in it by the attending surgeon.
The new pump and windmill which is
being erected by Messrs. Dunton, of Ban
gor, for parties here, is nearly completed.
The sardine factories closed Monday for
the season. They have been a great help
to the place. 1t is hoped they will resume
operations early next season.
Harry Colby, who has bee!, eei,srking in
Fred E. Webb's store ne pas, two years,
has resumed his former position as freight
clerk at the steamboat wharf, Charles E.
oolomys term having expired. Mr..
eoieiny will move to Boston this fall.
Nov 10. W.
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She Took Our Vinol with
Good Results.
We WANT EVERY ONE TO
KNOW ABOUT IT.
READ WHAT We HAVE TO SAY.
COME AND SEE Us.

We don't want any one in this city
to drag themselves through life in pain
and misery for the want of enough
strength to feel well and happy.
If you feel listless, without ambition
and run down. it is bad sign.
You are running grave chances. You
are in a condition to be attacked by
most any disease.
This feeling of debility is a symptom
that your system is generally democrat
lied. You should take tonic.
You should take Vinol. which. we
know and will guarantee vi restore
your strength.
Following is one case where it did
this. Mrs 7. IL. Boyle, of Sc Chestnut
s.. West Newton. Mass, says:
Last spring / used one bottle of
Vinol. At that time l was all run
down and sick. l find that it did he
lots of good, and by its use my strength
came back to me
Vinol is a delicious preparation, con-
tanning the active curative principles
that are found in cod-liye oil, dis
solved in delicate table wine.
Vinol acts directly on the stomach,
aiding digestion and at the same time
creating healthy appetite. 1t gives
strength and vigor to every organ of
the body.
We endorse VinoI. and guaran-
tee its action, and will gladly
refund to any one who is not
satisfied the money which they
paid for 1t.
GEO. 4. PARCHER.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist. Il Main ST.
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Every movement hurts when You have rheu-
matism. Muscles are still and sore and joints
are painful Hoods sarsaparilla goes right to
the spot in this disease, neutralizes the acidlty
of the blood and cures.
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West Sullivan.
Otto Swanson and AIR. Carlton have
moved to Somesville.
Miss Bessie Gordon and Archie Havey
are home from Kent's Hill seminary.
The ice storm here Monday morning
did considerable damage to the trees.
Samuel and viii Havey returned from
Tupk Saturday with fine white deer.
The tooth game with the Bar Harbor
team on Thanksgiving Day has been post
poned.
Al Reed came home from a visit in
Eastbrook last week with fine two
year-old buck.
Harvard Hsvey has moved into his new
home, and is very comfortably settled
for the winter.
Edward Gay left this week for Cherry
field, where he will be employed with his
team in numbering.
Bradbury Smiths most faithful horse
sColonel" dropped dead in the road last
Saturday morning.
Nov. 26. G.
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Salisbury Cove.
Miss Laura Crabtree is spending the
week with her friend Hattie Hadey.
Clarence Emery and wife, with their
children, Eunice and Kenneth, are visit
ing relatives here.
R. R. Emery and wife spent few days
with their daughter, Mrs. IL. f. maddocks,
at North Ellsworth recently.
Miss Georgia Emery arrived home Ia t
Thursday evening from CsstiCe, where
she has been attending school.
School closed Friday afternoon. A
pleasing programme arranged by tie
teacher was well carried out. A treat Of
confectionery was enjoyed By both pupils
and visitors.
Bay View grange is i'll a hourishing
condition. Many new members have
been added during the past few weeks.
The harvest feast was post poned for one
week owing to the severe storm Of last
Wednesday evening.
Nov. &c. K.
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Indigestion, nausea, are cured by Hoods Pills.
-Adut.