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COUNTY NEWS.


East Sullivan.
Mrs. Clara Hanna and her son Dallas
are visiting in Belfast.
Richard Martin has moved to Sullivan,
where he has employment.
Miss Gertrude ordway has closed her
house and gone to London Falls, n II. =,
Capt. E. E Bragdon found a nine-foot
shark in his herring weir last Saturday.
Capt. Charles II. Wooster, with his wife
and son Kenneth, is at the Wooster
homestead.
Mrs. Jennie Springer and Children, of
Franklin, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Rachel Smith.
Mrs. Dennison, with her daughter and
her husband, has been visiting at Mrs.
Charles Doyle's the past week. -
Harry Meyneli, OF Sullivan, while visit
ing his chum, Kenneth Bragdon, last FRI
day, was shot below the hip by the acct
dental discharge OF pistol. The bullet
took piece out of Kenneth's hand before
striking Harry. The physicians probed
three inches without finding the bullet. As
the wound was near the large artery II was
thought best to let it remain. At present
he is doing well.
The following is what the Caldwell,
Kan, Journal says about the Old Maids
Convention held there recently: "The
co-tumes were stunning in each and every
particular. The dress worn by Mrs.
George s. Hill deserves more than passing
notice. II is a silk garment made over 100
years ago, and was worn by Der great
grandmother. Mrs. Hill sent to Maine for
1t, and 1t is precious relic In the family"
The same costume has done duty In East
Sullivan on many and varied occasions.
Its friends will be glad to learn that 1t
will return to the East.
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Surry.
Miss Grace Beede came home from Bar
Harbor Tuesday.
Miss Minnie q. Townsend received a
visit from her cousin, Mrs. d. A. McRae
and little daughter Bertha, OF Boston,
last week.
The woodshed at the Methodist par
sonage was clapboarded and small bsifry
built on the chapel last week. The work
was done by Edgar withee and Bert
Witham.
Seaside local union OF Christian En-
deavor met at the Baptist church Satur-
day afternoon and evening. A good del
egation was present from out of town in
the afternoon, and in the evening the
house was packed. A basket supper was
served in the lower hall. The meetings
were in every way success.
Cecil StsckpoIe, after suffering long
time with consumption, died at his home
at North Bend Thursday. Mr.. Stsckpole
was only twenty-one years and five
months of age, the only child of a
widowed mother who has the sympathy
of the entire community. Funeral SER
vices were held at the home, Rev. j.
d. McGraw officiating. Many flowers
decorated the casket.
Sept. 80. G.
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miles. "Capt. Moore, says the Seattle
Post Intelligence, did not take his cloth
ing off during the entire trip and was on
the bridge the greater part of the time.
On the vessels arrival at juneau cooks,
stewards and sailors were so exhausted
that they quit the ship. The passengers
were loud iu their praise OF the captains
endurance and guardianship" Capt.
Moore's father, William Z. Moore, was
with him ON the trip.
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COUNTY NEWS.
20, additional County News sac other pages

Sorrento.
The Baker and Spencer cottages closed
for the season on Wednesday.
Steamer az. p. Dixon. Capt. Hodg-
kins, has hauled out at the marine rail-
way.
Miss Fannie Fuller and Weston Fuller
are stopping for few days at the Kineo
house, Mt Kineo.
w. w. Conant, second seiectman, with
Mrs. Conant, is enjoying vacation at his
old home in Vinslhaven.
Capt. Andrews, in sloop yacht "Scul-
pin", arrived Wednesday from a trip to
Boston. The yacht win go out OF COM
mission this week.
The Sorrento News Co. will enlarge
Its store in the postoffice building by
another story and new front, under the
direction OF Architect Allen.
A late series OF races will take place this
week for a prize of s25 side between
sloops "White Cap" and "Annie Bess",
Captains Young and Hodgkins.
Evans Young, proprietor OF the Point
Hsrbor house, and well known to the
travelling public, has recently purchased
OF New York parties the sloop yacht
"White Cap, boat whose stern is famil-
lar TO racers In the 25-foot class.
Sept. 30. A.
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son Watson, End, who has been making a
brief tarry at the Watson homestead. Mr..
Watson has position in a custom house
at Havana, Cuba.
Mrs. Leslie Bunker and little son Phillip,
of Sutton's island, who have been visiting
Mrs. Bunker's aunt, Mrs. G. t. Wooster,
went home Wednesday.
Mrs. o. B. Pettengill is keeping house
for Mrs. U. e. Foss who has gone TO Mad
ison for week to visit her husband, who
has been employed there the past summer.
Mrs. Mary Haines, formerly of Rumney,
N. H., who has been living with her sister,
Mrs. Maria Crabtree, at Hancock Point,
the past sixteen months, has now moved
into w. L. Coggins' cottage.
Sept. 80. w.
Deer Isle.
A. s. Scott left town Monday for Bos-
ton.
Miss Flors Colby left for Boston Thurs
day.
Mrs. c. P. spofford left for Rockland
Friday.
Z. e. Woodward was at Swans Island
this week.
E. r. Adams, of Bangor, was In town
this week.
Mrs. Ambrose g. Haskell arrived home
Wednesday.
Capt. George Herbert Sponord arrived
home Saturday.
w. c. Tuttle and son will oper their
studio here Monday, Sept 30.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Beck arrived
home from Boston Wednesday.
Schooner "Msrshall Perrin" was In the
harbor Tuesday, sailing Wednesday.
&. H. Sleeper, OF Rockiand, was in
town last week. He will put hot water
heating apparatus in several houses here.
Miss Gracis Dickens, who created so
favorable an impression at her appear
ance here q few weeks ago In the play
"Down Esst", supported in part by home
talent, will appear in the town hall Oct.
8 for three nights. The play Thursday
night will be 1.-THE Gay Young Widow.
Sept. 30. s.
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East Orland.

East Orland.
Edward Mead is at home from a trip to
the Banks.
Miss Lena Clements Is working for
Fred Pickering.
Harrison Leach, of Ellsworth, was at
A. w. Dunbar's Wednesday.
Mrs. Abbie Wsrdweli is at East Bucks
port visiting at Reuben Hutchins'.
Mrs. Mtlie.Snow arrived home Satur-
day from weeks visit In Biuehill.
Mrs. Ettie Dunbar and daughter Dora
are in Biuehiil, the guests OF Mrs. Nina
Parker.
Sept. 30. NJ.
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THE o aERIoAN has subscribers at 100
Of the ~ post-o6sces in Hancock county;
81 the piher papers in the county COM
bSned do not reach so many. THE AMER
rcAS aot the only paper printed in
Aancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, ca, IS the only paper that con prop
~ls Dc cdtted a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circuIa-
Non o. rHE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
aar6o, Record's summer list, 10 larger
shdn that Of all the other papers printed
On Hancock county.
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KIrTERY TO CARIBOU.
One Weeks Winnowinxs Of News,
Novelty and Nonsense.

Frank Clark, OF Canton Point, was
killed on the Portland & Rumford Falls
railroad near GIibertville Tuesday, Of
last week.
Saturday, Bath launched the finest pro-
tected cruiser OF her class In the new
navy; Tuesday she launched the finest
merchant ship which has ever been con-
structtd In an American yard. the "WiI-
liam P. Frye. The "Frye" is 1872 feet
beam and 20 feet deep
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~ a00tfRftNt C"fsfeeS ~'teSo N'f'N' A1N'sN~%
Southw.-i Harpor.
Capt. Jacob Mayo, ir., has gone to the
Portlaad marine hospital for treatment.
Mrs ID l. Mayo and daughter Gladys
went to Boston Thursday to spend few
weeks.
Mr.. Smith, of Worcester, Mass, after a
weeks visit to his daughter, Mrs. Dean
Walker, left for his home by boat Satur-
day.
Miss E,vie Lurvey, who has spent the
summer here, returned to Waltham,
Mass, Saturday, very much benefited by
her sojourn here.
Ir. and Mrs. Norris, of Ellsworth, are
boarding at Mrs. Howard Robbins. Mr..
Norris Is employed on the mason work of
the Underwood cottage.
Frank Norris and wife, of London,
Eng, have been visiting at Patrick Con.
nors' for some weeks with the possible
intention of settling here. Mrs. Norris
was formerly Miss Lydia Marlowe, and
is a sister Of Mrs. Connors.
A special town meeting was held on
Monday, Sept. %, to consider the propo-
sition of building a new bridge across
Seal Cove. Two hundred dollars had
been approx rated at the March meeting
for repairing the bridge, but after much
time, work and money had been expended
1t was deemed wiser to demand an entire
new bridge. The question, after dis
cussion, was left to the selectmen.
J.F. Finney, OF South Framing ham,
for many years popular railroad official,
greatly enjoyed his vacation to South
west Harhor. Tuesday he made up
pleasant buck board party to visit bis
aunt, Mrs. NJ. j. Mason, at Beechhiil. A
bountitul picnic dinner was enjoyed at
the old homestead by the merry visitors.
"Grandma" fully appreciating the sur
prise party as well as the afternoon buck
board ride. MIR. Finney returned home
on Saturday.
Little Mark was visiting his aunt, who
kept watchful eye out OF her kitchen
window for customers to the millinery
store she had charge OF in the owners
absence. "Who was that, auntie?" in
quired Marx, after one OF the frequent
runs to the store. "0h, that was a rum
ner," she replied. "W Where does he live?"
was the next question. "0h, he doesn't
live anywhere, he just runs from store to
store selling goods" ''Should think be
would have a long run from here to Bos-
ton" unused Mark. After a minutes
silence he looked up with twinkle in his
eyes and said: "Auntie, guess you must
be a runner"
The engineer at the waterworks on
Freeman's hill often finds amusing
things along his line of lonely duty.
One lovely day in August two hotel
guests, married lovers of a years stand
ing, wandered up to the windwheel and
seated themselves for cosy chat. The
lady being young and fair, at peace with
the world and enchanted with the charm
ing scenery, laid her head lovingly on
her husbands manly shoulder and with
sweet sigh said: "Oh, am SO happy"
As an attsrthought she added: 81 am glad
no one hears my silly remarks" Glanc-
ing behind she gave startled squeaI OF
surprise, for within a few feet OF her
stood the engineer with a qnizzicai grin
upon his face which said as plainly as
words, 20 clear case of Spoons"
Sept 80. SPRAY.
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Sept. 80.

Ea st FrankIin-
F. B. Aiken, OF Ellsworth, is setting a
furnace in the new Methodist church.
Mrs. Evelyn Donneli has gone to Els
worth to spend a week with her son, Carl
ton DonneiI.
Rev. ]. e. Carter, OF Hodgdon, preached
very interesting sermon at the Baptist
church Sept. 90
Rev. w. H. PowlesIsnd, of the Metho-
dist church, exchanged puipits with Rev.
B. w. Russell, of Sullivan, Sunday.
Mr.. Carter, of somesville, accompanied
by his daughter law, has been visiting
relatives here during the past week.
Mrs. Eliza A. Gordon has returned
home from West Franklin, W here she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cynthia
Clark.
Miss Winnie Southland, OF Ellsworth b,
who has been the guest OF Myrtle Dom
nell the past few days, returned home
Thursday.
Miss Grace Woodside has returned,
after visit of two weeks to her parents
IN Brunswick. While away she attended
the Free Baptist State association at Bid
deford.
Sept. 80. MP
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Center.
Robert Higgins was in town last week.
Maud and Clara Cole, of Granite, are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Lois
Bartlett.
Herbert Galley, who has been at work
at Northeast Harbor for the past five
months, returned home Saturday for a
short visit.
The sad tidings OF the death OF little
Nloa Mosley, OF Bar Harbor, was re-
eeived here last week. Mr.. and Mrs.,
Mosiey have the heartfelt sympathy of
al In the loss Of their youngest daughter.
Sept. 80. H
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Franklin.
| There will be musicale at the Metho.
dist church Monday evening.
j. w. Biaisdell and Mrs. NJ. f. Blaisdell
leave for Washington, d. G., Thursday.
Miss George, of East orrington, is The
guest of Mrs. IL. c. Bunker aud Miss
Leavitt.
Miss Cassilena Springer came from
Northeast Harbor last week for a short
vacation at home.
DR.. and Mrs. II. f. Collins will board
the train for Washington, d. G., Tuesday
forenoon.
The party which accomplished the tour
OF Schoodic mountain last week, felt re-
PAID Tor the arduous climb In the fine
views obtained at the summit.
Harvey NJ. BlsisdelI, who has been en-
ployed at Northeast Harbor during the
summer, goes to Hall Quarry next week.
where he has position with Campbell
q Macomber.
w. I. Havey, jr., and son Harry have
bought the shop and lot corner of Main
and Water streets. At present, Miss
Pherson's millinery room Is on first floor.
and DIR. Damon has his office on the Sec
ond floor.
Rev. Eugene Carter was In town Sat-
urday and attended the afternoon con-
ference, aad held Sunday service at the
church.
The Foresters and companion courts
entertained the Waltham companion
court and Foresters Saturday evening.
A delicious oyster stew, cake and coffee
were served.
Mrs. Hannah Doyle and son ElIery.
who have spent the summer at Hancock
Point, are again at home.
Harry Wooster, student at PIttsfield
and member of the football team, is at
| home caring for the bruises received in
Saturdays game at Bar Harbor.
Sept. 80. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quinn are visiting
Mrs. Quinn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B..
Littleheid.
Mrs. Charles Perkins is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Smith.
Mrs. Juiia Littieield is visiting friends
and relatives In HaIlowell and Buckfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Bridges, who have
resided at Springfield, Mass, for over
two years, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Edna wardwell and grandson.
Master Waiter J.. Dreamer, jr., accom-
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East surry.
Mrs. Clara York Is spending few days
with her brother, NJ. ID. Chatto. Mrs.
Cbatto Is not well.
Capt. $ J. Treworgy reached his home
last Thursday. He was called here by tlys
accident to his little daughter Grace, who
is now gaining, but not yet out Of danger.
N. Bowden and wife, OF North Bluehiil,
and Abner Gray and wife, OF Sesrsport,
when on their way to Ellsworth to at
tend the reunion of their old company D.,
LIST Maine cavalry, delighted old friends
here by short call.
Sept. 30. c.
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South Hancock-
w. T. Coggins, who has been employed
on yacht since last May, arrived home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Nettie Higgins, who has been
living In Livy Penney's house at Hancock
Point the past year, has moved into Mrs.
Bishops house.
Mrs. d. r. McRae left Wednesday for
her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Nc
Rae was accompanied by her cousin, Jud-
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BrookIin-
Miss Edith Mayo leaves to- day for Bos-
ton ON business.
Horace Batchelder, who has been very
i'll, is improving.
Miss Bernice Mayo visited her father at
Swans Island last week.
Mrs. Sarah Closson, of Arlington, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. j. j. Bridges.
Capt E Wasgate, wife and grandchild
left for East Boston Wednesday.
Mrs Alfred Joyce left on steamer
sCatherine" Monday for Boston.
Schools in precincts s and begin to-
day, taught by o. L. Flye and Mrs. Alma
Flye.
Clifford Ingersoll, younger son OF Mrs.
e. E. Ingersoli, fell and broke his arm last
week.
Robert Friend, wife and child, who have
been visiting here, leave to-day for Lowell,
Mass.
Mrs. Frank Arey and children, of
Bucksport Centre, are the guests of Mrs.
A. Z. Blake.
Mrs. Julia Keene, of Roslindale, Mass,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Horace
Batchelder-
The annual meeting of the Harvest
Home, society will be held Wednesday
evening, Oct. 2.
The summer visitors all leave West End
Monday. This has been very busy sea-
son for BROOKLYN.
Miss Jennie Cole, Miss Gertrude Parker,
Misses Annie and Musa Dollard, Zenie
Hartshorn and Superintendent of Schools
O. l.. Flye attended the teachers conyen-
tion at Castine Friday and Saturday.
Sept. 80. UNE FEMME.
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West Eden.
Miss Jennie Richardson has returned to
Yonkers, N. Y, for the winter.
The Bar Harbor band gave a concert
last Tuesday evening, which was very
enjoyable.
Mrs. Judith Kittredge and daughter
Eleanor have been to Bar Hsrbor to visit
Mrs. Kittredge's sister, Mrs. 0. p. Rich,
the past week.
Harvey Allen, OF Eden, who was taken
to the hospital in Bangor about four
weeks ago, died Saturday morning. The
body was brought here, where the
funeral services we're held at the school
house, Rev. c. f. Burleigh officiating.
Interment was in Mountain View ceme-
terry.
Sept. 30. NJ.
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Seal Cove
Allen Pierce accompanied his aunt,
Mrs. Goodwin, to Boston, and has
secured a fine pos ition in store in that
city.
Sept. 20. d.
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Gouidsboro.
Miss Martha Squirting left for Boston
to- day.
Mrs. Georgie Fernald. OF Bangor, made
a short visit with her sister, Mrs Mile
GuptiIi, last week.
Fifteen grangers visited Lincoln grange,
steuben, Friday night.
Mrs. Enoch Newman has moved home
from Prospect Harbor, where she has
been employed.
Mrs. Mile Guptill and Miss Helen
Hovey went to Columbia Falls last week
to visit Miss Hovey's aunt, Mrs. Richard
Allen.
Mrs. Charles Gorrivan, OF Winterport,
is spending few days at Charles Camp
BELLS. Her grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie Nc
Carrie, will return with her.
Mrs. Jemims Tracy left to-day for an
extended visit with relatives In Chicag
and vicinity.
Buckley & Bells variety show at Free
man hall Tuesday evening was we'll at
tended.
Sept. 30. JES.
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Mansef-
Manset friends Of Capt. 2. s. Moore, a
account OF a rough passage made by his
steamer, the Newport, from Alaska re-
Gently, as told by Seattle papers. For
days the Newport" battIeG with north
east gales and fog. Though steaming
full ahead, at the height Of the gale one
day the steamer was driven back fifty
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wsitbam.
The child OF George Kitchen has been
quite Ill.
Mrs. Sarah Hsslem, who has been very
III, is improving.
Harold Jordan has CONS to Jamaica
Plain for short time.
Companion Court Sunbeam led its
regular meeting Thursday. The court is
doing fine work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley, who have been
stopping with their son this summer.
have returned to Ellsworth Falls.
Mrs. Alden Hasten is stopping with
her sister in Massachusetts,. Her dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Stanley, is keeping house for
her while she is away.
Companion Court Sunbeam, also Court
Sinctic, visited Court Tugwassa in Frank-
lin Saturday evening. All came home
pronouncing it fine time.
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BiuehiIr.
Miss Adelia Pearson left Tuesday for
Boston.
N. P. Merrill is working for B. w.
Wescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cochran left Tues
day for Baltimore, Nd.
Miss Emma Jean Mcdowell arrived
from New York Saturday.
Everett Treworgy is attending the
theological seminary at Bangor.
Prof. Russel's family arrived Saturday.
He will occupy the Clough house.
d. d. Gross, who has been visiting his
parents, left Friday to resume his studies
at Bowdoin college.
L. A. Thompson who has been clerking
in Partridge's drug store, will leave this
week to attend the Boston school of
pharmacy.
Everett HinckIey left Friday for Phila-
delphia to attend q dental college. He has
been studying for the past few mont his
with DR.. E. c. Barrett.
Sept. 80. BRUz.
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West Gouldsboro-
Mrs. Allen Kingsley Is visiting her
parents in Ellsworth this week.
Miss Laura Allen has gone to Boston
for treatment OF her ear. AT last reports
she was doing well.
Misses Mildred and Dorothy Noyes
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
grandparents at East Sullivan.
Sept. 30. L.
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south surry.
Mrs. Emma Haskell has returned from
Brewer.
Gardner Mann, OF Biddeford. recently
visited old friends Ia this vicinity.
Miss Lena Atherton will 90 to Massa-
chusetts this week for the winter.
Mrs. Harvey Candage, of Stonington, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Bonsey.
Mrs. NJ. A. Alexander still remains
critically i'll at the home OF her brother,
Lewis Treworgy.
Sept. 80.
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West Hancock.
II. c. Miiiiken has been very Ill but is
much improved.
Andrew Grindle, OF Bluehill, made a
short visit to relatives here last week.
Lottie Phillips, OF franklin, is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. Monroe Mcfarland.
Mrs. Eugene Wooster, OF waltham,
Mass, is visiting friends and relatives in
town.
Mrs. Thomas Graves, who has been
visiting here, has returned to her home In
Boston.
William Linscott aud wife were called
to Bar Harbor recently by the serious ILL.,
ness OF their son, Charles Linscott.
Sept. %. SUMAc.
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sedgwlck.
Allen r. Carter, of Pittsfield, is in
town visiting his sons belmont and
Gilbert.
Your scribe, while in Sargentville last
week, met Charles Sargent, of Montana,
who spent one year in the Klondike.
Rev. Arthur B. Carter, OF Pembroke, Is
In town visiting his mother, Mrs. Alfred
Carter, and his sister, Mrs. William II.
Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Carter spent Satur-
day night in Biaehiil. Mr.. Carter leaves
to-day for SargentvilIe to work for the
Maine Lake Ice Co.
Sept. 80. C.
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East Bluehin.
A. Nelson Howard Is still seriously i'll.
Edwin w. Barton and wife left this
morning for Mount Desert.
Miss Margaret Ashworth was at home
ON flying visit last Wednesday.
James Snow, OF West sedgwick, was in
the village last Saturday on business. =
Miss Beatrice Hamilton, OF Isle au
Haul, is the guest of Miss Mary A. Long.
Mary A. Long and Mabel wardweli
came home from Isle au Haul last Tues
day.
Mrs. Annie Ridley and Mrs. Annie
Graves came home from Seal Harbor last
Monday.
Mabel and Emma Twining arrived from
Isle su Haul last Thursday. They are the
guests OF Mrs. l.. b. Grindle.
Capt. Byron Young and wife, who have
been spending the summer at the North
port campground, returned last Saturday.
Sept 80. G.
BluehiII Falls,
Edmond sylvester is home from Black
Island.
Miss Bina Kane, o, Sedgwick, visited
Gertrude Kane last week.
Lucy and Eva Burns visited their
grandmother at BROOKLYN this week.
Capt. s. s. Wallace and wife, OF Mil
bridge, have moved into the Point house
for the winter.
Mrs. Olive Emerson and son Alyah, OF
with relatives here.
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Egypt.
Mrs. Mabel Clark has been seriously ILL.,,
but is now improving slowly.
Mrs. George Preblea and grandson have
gone to their home at Fairfield.
Frank Jordan has returned from Con-
necticut where he has been employed the
past year.
e. g. Burnham has just returned from
Rockland, where he has been to sell a
load OF slaves.
Sept. 30. ANON.
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panied by Miss Abbie Sellers, left for
Boston Saturday for weeks Wait.
Miss Mabel Sellers has gone to Boston.
where she is employed In the millinery
trade.
Sept. 30. sUBA.
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Pretty Marsh.
Charles Pevear is home from South
west Harhor.
Allen Smith came home Thursday from
New York, where he went to assist in
taking the yacht "Geisha" for the winter.
The ice-cream sociable given at the
schooihouse Saturday night for the bene-
fit OF James Walls, of Seal Cove, WAS well
attended. The sum OF $40. 40 was realized.
Sept. 80. s,