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Franklin
F. E. Pettengill, OF Worcester, Mass,
has joined his family here for vscst ion
of two weeks.
Oliver Mcneil left last week for a trip
to Halifax to visit his old home friends
for the first time in forty years.
The picnic by train Tuesday for the
Sabbath schools was largely attended.
Everybody seemed to enjoy the occasion.
John Tyler Scammon, a much respected
citizen, was buried from the West Frank
lin church Sunday, Rev. g. w. Avery
officiating.
Herbert r. Sargent, Mrs. Sargent and
daughter Hattie, Of Portland, are spend
ing few days with Mrs. L. w. and Mrs
NJ. F. Blsisdell.
Friends of Mrs. James T. Maxwell were
the recipien-s OF ipv;.atiors to q reception
given by her n tier pleasant co taee ~
Hancock Point, Friday evening Mis-
Genevieve West and Mrs. Delta FicsetI
were among those who attended from
here.
Mrs. r. A. Noyes, OF East sullivan, and
sister. DR., II. F t. CIesves and h.r
friends, Misses Mary Goddard and Chris
tie Sawyer, of Michigan, drove to town
to call on frisnds, Thursday. Everard
Noyes, of CsmpelIo, Mass, accompanied
the party by wheel.
Mrs. Fl. E. Day was here last week to
superintend the removal OF her hous-
hold goods to East Machias. She reports
that her husband, Rev. II. F. Day, who
was striker with apop'exy last fall, is
gradually improving. Mrs. Day was
warmly greeted by her friends.
Picnic parties to Molasses aud Abrams
ponds Saturday give glowing accounts
of these gatherings. DeMeyer's camp,
on the shore of the latter pond, is
an ideal place for )ud time. The house
is furnished with hVusekee ping requisites,
and cleanliness prevails. SailDosts for
fishing are available. The party of Satur-
day was enthusiastic over a big catch of
perch.
Aug. 80 B.
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'~ additional County Neros ses other pages

Southwest 8arbor.
Ezra Lurvey and wife, with a little
nephew, of Boston. are spending a few
weeks at Southwest Harbor.
Miss Nellie Carroll is acting librarian
during the busy season of the regular at
tendant, Mrs. o. w. Cousins.
c. E. Cook, who is employed in Gar
rity's studio in Bangor, on Sunday joined
his family at his home here for week.
rest.
A handsome iron fence has been set
around Mt. Height cemetery. The work
was done by William Ash. Further i'm
provements are planned by the associa-
ton.
At the morning service of the Congre-
gational church Sunday, Aug. IL, Mr.
Cole, OF Auburndale, rendered a fine solo
which was much appreciated by the large
congregation.
Ga Friday Mrs, w T Holmes received a
telegrs IN nnn ,uncing the sad news of the
death OF her brother James Walker, oil
Geneseo, Ill The news was great shock
to Mrs Holmes. as she had supposed her
brother to lie in good health.
One of the brightest spots in town is
the Carroll garden, mainly the result oil
the PEI severing industry of Miss Alice
who has made a very barren s. OF blossom
like the rose Great beds of zenas, asters
and French marigolds delight the eye
while m~ny sweet scented flowers per-
fume the air.
On Saturday night very enjoyable en-
tertainment was given by the guests OF
the Dirigo for the purpose of raising funds
for the dam and bridge across the tide
waters OF Nowood's Cove. The affair in
cluded sale of contributed articles and
delicious homemade candy, with a fine
programme of tableaux, music, etc. The
large dining room of the hotel was
crowded. About $50 was added to t! e
sum already subscribed No doubt work
on the much desired public improvement
will soon begin.
Aug. 10. SPRAY
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Aug. Is.

To accommodate those whu are partial to the
use of stomizers ia apply ing l;qatds into the
nasal passages for catarrhal troubles, the pro-
prie,ors prepare Cream Balm ia liquid form.
which will be known Ely's Liquid Cream
Balm. Price including the spraying tubes IL Is
cts. Druggists or by mail. The liquid form en-
bodies the medicinal properties Of the solid prep
ara,iou. Cream Balm IL quickly absorbed by
the membrane and does not dry up tho secre-
lions bat changes them TO a natural and healthy
character Els Brothers. Sc Warren 81. N. Y.
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COUNTY y EWS.
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Great Pono.
Ernest Dunn, of somerville, Mass, is in
town.
F.E. Mace is having hardwood floors
put in his house.
Mrs. Lewis shuman is visiting her
friends in Franklin.
Mrs. D. W. Emery, of Augusta, is a
guest of Hrs. George Garland at Cliff cot
tage.
Augustus Stephens and wife, of Brewer,
are visiting Mrs. Stephens parents, j. R.
Shuman and wife.
George r. Crosby and wife, Fl. T. Silsby
and wife, of Aurora, and Mrs. Ella Vogue
were at camp Pleasant from Friday until
Saturday.
Miss E. A. Garry and her niece, Miss
Lillian Clarry, of Bangor, are at the Garry
camp, where they are entertaining quite
party of young people.
Miss Grace Bracey entertained her girl
friends at Mrs. Emery's Tuesday after
noon. They had out-ofdoor games, and
a lunch under the trees.
J. L. clark, OF FRANKLIN, ana his oaugh-
ter, Bertha McPhee, with her two little
sons of Shawmut, visited Mrs. n. R.
Collar few days recently.
Seth Remission and wife, Miss Vivian
Remission, of Amherst. and their guest
Mr.. Connors, with Mrs. A. E. Mace and
Mrs. Helen Silsby, of Aurora, were at F.
Z. Maee's camp Forest Home", from
Monday until Friday.
Aug. IL. SUB.
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sorrento.
Miss Z. b. Spencer and the Misses Char
lotte and Emily Baker arrived in Sorrento
Monday evening. Miss Spencer is at her
cottage Surf, and the Misses Baker at
the summer home Of their mother, Mrs.
). V. Baker.
A
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his face and head on rock. he Is at
present suffering severely from his In
juries. 1t is thought no bones are
broken.
Guy Butler picked ripe strawberries
and also found a number OF blossoms
among his vines on Aug. II.
Aug. 10. D.
Dedham.
l.. e. Maddox, OF BluehiIl, was in town
last week.
Mrs. E. w. Maddox was Frustrated by
paralysis few days ago.
Mrs. ]. e. Turner, of Brewer, vita her
little son Ernest, has been visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Eugene Hurd, with her two chill
dren, has been spending few weeks with
friends in Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Lufkin, OF orriug-
ton. and their daughter, Mrs. Randall
Pierce, OF Arlington, n. j., visited Mrs.
A. c. Burrlll and other relatives In town
last weeks
Aug 10 Ii.
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>orth t.amo,ue.
d. Y. Mcfarland has made extensive
improvements on his farm.
Mrs. Lizzie Brsgdon, who has been Wis
iting relatives in franklin and Sullivan,
has returned home.
Capt. Frank Gilpatrick, of New York,
returned home last week in a naphtha
launch that he has purchased for pleasure
trips.
Mrs. Lydia A. Lindsey and daughter
Mrs. w. FL. Crane, also Mrs. F. w. Coon be
and Mrs. Laura Iancosk, OF Birch Har-
Dor, have been the guests of Mrs. E. F..
Young the past week.
Mrs. Joseph Hicky, infant son and
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sargeDtviIIes
Mrs. Arthur Sargent.
Leila and Lillian Dresser, of Bangor, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Is. V. Slower.
Rev E. E. Bradley, OF Lincoln, Mass, is
spending his vacation in town. He will
speak at the chapel next Sunday afternoon
at 2.3O.
Rev. Mr.. Hinckley, of Good Will Farm,
and some of his boys, are camping on
William Byards land. Mr., Hinckley
spoke very interestingly to the people at
the chapel Sunday afternoon.
Aug. 5. II.
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surrs.
Miss Minnie Townsend is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Abbie NJ ills.
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools will hold their annual picnic at
Phillips Point Thursday.
Capt II C. Young and Greenleaf Sin
clair, of the schooner ''Franconia", came
home Saturday. They will load with
stone at Su Ivan this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Gallerson, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, who has been visiting her father, II. j..
Milliken and had gone to Hancock Point,
was obliged to return to her fathers home
one day last week on account of i'll health.
She was accompanied by her son Jay.
Aug. 10. G.
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mother, Mrs. Lizzie Saunders, of Boston,
are spending the summer at Partridge
Cove, the guests of Mrs. Henry Bartlett.
MIR. Hicky Joined them Saturday.
Aug. is. Y.
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EastbrooR-
j. X. Butler and wife and Guy Butler
and wife attended the Orcutt reunion at
West Sullivan last Wednesday.
j. w. Curtis was badly hurt Sunday
morning. While leading a heller he was
thrown over the heifer's head, striking
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Ban tletts Island.
Emery Bartlett has shipped on the
yacht admiral, of New York.
Mrs. Herman Wenery, OF Danvers,
Mass, with her three children, Miss
Christie, Masters Lester and Howard, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Salisbury.
Aug. II. B.
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seAoAAs
syndicate composed of mem bers of
the Peuobscot Spiritual Association, con-
trolling the campgrounds known as
Bncksport Narrows, mas purchased the
Farmer farm, so called. Immediately ad-
joining the park, comprising fifty-seven
acres, with 100 rods front on the Penob-
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West Trenton
Pension of William H. ODER has been
Increased to IS.
Mrs. Mable Blanchard, of Boston, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Addie Copp.
Mrs. Rebeccs Moore, of Ellsworth Falls,
is the guest OF Mrs, Il. H. Hopkins for
few days.
Mrs. Mary F. Dark returned home from
Northeast Harbor Sunday, where she has
been stopping for few weeks.
Clifford Thompson and family, of Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived this week and will
occupy their cottage here for a few
weeks.
Aug. 49, S.
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south Hancock.
Harvey Phillips returned to New York
Sunday morning.
Carlisle Young is visiting his grand
father, X. IL, Young.
d. r. McRea, of Brooklyn, N. Y, ar
rived Saturday evening.
Miss Grace Coggins gave lawn party
last Monday evening. Japauese lanterns,
tsstefuily arranged about the grounds,
gave pleasing effect. NJ ISIS Coggins also
gave hay-rick ride to her young friends
on Friday evening.
Aup 10 w.
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North Castine.
Mrs Lowena Rice is visiting her bro
Their, Roy Lee Wsrdwell, at Augusta.
Norman Wardwell, wife and child, of
Bangor, are the guests OF Mrs. Robert
Wardw
Mr. Packard, with bis son and daugh-
ter, from Brocktou, Mass, are guests of
Mrs. Ada Joyce.
Miss Helen Dunbar has returned from
Brockton, Mass, where she has been
making an extended visit.
James Conner, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
visiting his brother, William Conner,
after an absence of twelve years.
c. NJ. Leach and wife, accompanied by
Miss Maud Wardweii, attended the Field
day exercises at Bluehill Wednesday.
E. II. Buker, one of the oldest residents
OF the place, who has been in poor healt h
for some time, was able to ride out Mon
day.
The Sunday school at the Perkins dis
trict held a picnic at FL. B. WsrdwelPs
point Tuesday, which proved to be very
enjoyable one. More than forty were
present.
Aug. IL. l..
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East Sullivan
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Byther, from Steu ben,
are again at the Hill homestead.
Mrs. John Allen, of Winthrop, Mass,
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
johnson.
George Noyes has returned to Boston
after spending his vacation with his sister,
Mrs. Fred Orcutt.
DR.. Helen Taft Cleaves, with two friends,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Noyes.
Everard Noyes also is home for his vaca-
fion.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Bragdon very
pleasantly entertained a picnic party on
Friday at their island home. The captain
furnished one of his delicious clam stews,
with other sea dainties. The passage out
was rather rough the custard pie nearly
coming to grief, but all arrived safely and
spent happy day.
Aug. 10. H.
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scot river. The land will be laid out in
OTIS, and streets with artificial ponds, play
grounds, observatory, etc, making the
camp grounds one of the finest in Maine.
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Beware of counterfeits Be sure Won get the
riginal-DeWitt's. WIGGIN d MooRF.
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James White, Bryantsville, Ind, says
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve healed run
ming sores on both legs. He had suffered
6 years. Doctors failed to help him. Get
DeWitt's. Accept no limitations. WIG
GIN q MooRE.
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zfanset.
Mrs Ada Mercham, of Camden, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Lyman Stanley.
The house being built by Mrs. Lucinda
johnson is we'll. under way. Benjamin
Dolliver is contractor.
Stillman Dolliver, who has been in the
employ of the government making repair s
on lighthouses, ETC., returned home Fri
day.
Rev. c. S. McLsarn, of Bar Harbor,
preached here Sunday morning and even
ing, Aug. IL, in exchange with Rev.
Clarence Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Fogg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Boynton, of Bangor, are spending
two weeks vacation here. They are stop
ping at the Van Duren cottage.
Edward T. Squirting, the head keeper of
Franklin island light, with wife and two
children, is spending week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Squirting.
Aug. u. E.
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West Brooxsvine.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Tapley will cele-
brate their golden wedding on Saturday,
Aug. "a.
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MariaviiIe.
Mrs. john Jordan is in very poor health.
Della Miles, of Patten, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jeremiah Smith.
Mr.. end Mrs. Joseph Jordan, OF Seal
Cove, are ia town visiting Mr.. Jordan's
father, Nat han Jordan.
Mrs. Herman Jordan, of Waitbsm, and
her children, are spending few Gays
with her mother and brother, George and
Euza Carr.
News reached here recently of the
marr,sgr of Miss Doreth ea Moore, OF San
Jose, Cal. to ID. L. Seal, OF Vancouver,
Wash She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. !. f. Moore, formerly OF this place,
and granddaughter OF Mrs Mary Carr, of
this Town.
The Jordans held their annual reunion
on Wednesday. 1t wss largely attended.
The day was well spent and one long to
he remembered by all who were present.
Ellsworth Falls band furnished music for
the day. One of the band boys gave
stump speeches, which were loudly ap-
plsuded, There was singing by the twin
daughter OF Arden Young. There was a
dance in the evening at Carr's hall, Otis.
Aug 16 $.
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waltham.
Sidney Jordan has gone to franklin to
work.
Mrs. w. B. Hastings is in town for the
summer.
Misses Carrie Jordan and Omer Giles are
visiting friends in Amherst.
Mrs. Louise Moore, of North Ellsworth,
is visiting her brother, NJ. K. Haslem.
Companion court Sunbeam was enter
tanned at an ice-cream supper and sociable
Saturday evening by court Synetic.
G. L. Jordan has moved into his new
house. His friends gave him donation
party, and were very pleasantly enter
Gained.
Mrs. Adelaide Holt, of Nash island, and
Mrs. Augustus Flood, of Ellsworth Falls,
have been spending the past week at the
old homestead.
Aug 49, H
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
YALE'S OLD SITE.
Commemorative, Boulder Ua.
velIsd al SaybrOOk Poln'.

Old Saybrook. Conn, Nov 1.-THE ao"h
anniversary Of the founding of the collie
giate school In which Yale university
had it's beginning was observed here to-
day With appropriate exercises by mem
hers of the Nale faculty and prominent
sons OF the university.
Saybrook Point. where boulder has
j,Sst been placed TO- commemorate the site
of the old collegiate school was in holi-
day array with decorations Of Yale blue
I'm profusion Al Saybrook Junction, "A
committee Of citizens met the visitors ana
conducted ihom in 10 the point, view the
memorial boulder This has just been
marked with tablet Inscribed. The nrst
site of Yale college oFunded hol' re-
moved l1l6..
There Nere no formal ceremonies OF uh-
yelling. bat comm emeretiNe exercises
were held in the Congregational church Al
y O'Clock The historical address was de-
Hvered by Professor Franklin ~ Dexter
of Yale and Dr Samuel Hart spoke on
behalf of the tOwn~people. others VINO
took "A prominent part in the exercises
were President lladley, eN-Preslden'
Dwight and Professor Fisher of Yale uni
versity: Rev Joseph n. Twiicheh ol
Hartford and Rev Edward NJ. Chapman
OF :, Johnsbury, VT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

WAL street. Nov. 1.-THE market wss
active and strong al the opening and
thore ru..S transfers of blocks of 1000" TO
4ooo shares OF many leading stocks. Met
street railway was lifted ~ on the pur-
chase ,0f i5H shares ana iooo shares OF
-nitcd States steel sold at iiis IVA,
compared with i37s on Saturday, Atchlson
preferred ros. nearly point on the sale
of 1000 shares and Pacific Mail was up Is.
The dealings Were well distributed anu
only one or Two stocks failed TO share In
the,advance.
Gains were Ina some 90 ses materially eN-
tended 10y stocks which had risen IN the
first hour and in addition there were I'M
pf0Vements OF from | TO points IN the
Readings Fries and Chicago, Indianapolis
and Louisville ISSUES and ia Buffalo, Roch-
ester and Pittsburg, Union Pacihr pre-
ferred. the Denver and Rio 6ranas
stocks. Chicago and Alton, kanaWa ana
Michigan Hooking Valley preferred, 81
Louis. southwestern preferred, chicago
Great Western debenuires Iowa tenual
preferred Sugar and Glucose preferred
There was not much interest manifested
In the Changers or Pacincs but he Atch-
isons were bought heavily lifting the
common above IS. Amalgamated' whlch
had sold AT S57s became buoyant towards
noon and touched SSi4. Bonds were
strong.
There was AN absence OF any heclu'u
tendency To the early dealings, strength
and weakness alternating ia dinerent sec
tions OF ap active market In general the
prominent stocks were inclined To Nleiu
| on realizations and pressure against
| Amalgamated Met. Street railway lost
| it's opening rise and Amaigamated fell be-
| how Sg Elsewhere WAS confident buying
| which advanced American Car, American
| Locomotive and Wisconsin Central issues
! and pressed Steel Car preferred, Chicago
| Terminal preferred. Republic Steel pre-
! ferred, Rubber preferred. Tennessee Coal
General Electric. Virginia Carolina Chem
| ical. Distiiling preferred, Brooklyn Union
1 Gas. Rock Island. Hooking Valley. Chica
! 20 aud Eastern Illinois, Atchlson pre-
| frrred. ST Louis and San Francisco com
mon and first preferred and Manhattan
| from / to 4 points Anna algamated and Met
/ street railway later rallied point an'
| United states Steel preferred rose nearly
a point
The bulls bid up the Pacihcs and -
Paul a. well above Saturdays close. tn
rise from the lowest reaching about
point an St Paul and Onion Pacific. Thl
did not check the tendency 20 realiz
! elsewhere which cost fraction In quo
tations generally. Northwest gained on
| and the preferred and Pullman al
vanced ia Rutland preferred lost ga an
Colorado Fuel li9 Baltimore and ON
rose n. and steadied the market
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
A MEMORIAL
Urging Establishment Of De-
uarlmsnt Of Commerce Presented

Washington. Nov. 1i.~Eiliot nnrand'
Laverne W. Noyes aud several eiher Chi
cagoans. representing the National iipsi-
ness league. presented to the president
today a memorial urging him 20 recon-
mend I'm his message 10 congress, the es-
tabllshment OF a department OF commerce
and Industries, and Also the reorganiza,
tion of the consular service on clNh
service basis
ReprescntatiNe soutell of Illinois ar
ranged today for future conference win
the president on the subject OF the anro-
CATION of the treaty of lNl' Win bftai
Britain b. which th" building Of war
vessels ou tho Great Lakes Is Inhibited
Mr. Roucll SAYS there are a dozen or
more Shipyards on the Great lakes iand
thai tht antiuuated treaty of 1871 prevents
them from sharing the work of building
smaller vessels OF the navy with the sea-
board ship yards
President Roosevelt has not been aple
vel to find "A team OF horses 20 his liking
he has examined at least a dozen pars
but an of them have had some deieci-
M. tostler or the White House stables
returned Yesterday from trip to Bain-
more. whrrr he visited the horse market.
but reported that he had found no suitable
horses with long tails. The president ls
opposed 90 the practice ot docking
the tails at horses aud viii not con
slider the purchase 81 bang-tailed animals
no matter whatever other qualifications
they may have.