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Whereas, Our Heavenly Father has in His
wisdom taken another from our lodge room to
the Grand Lodge above;
Resolved, That in the death of Brother Henry
G. Herrick, charter member of Surry lodge
No. So, A. o. U. W., we have lost faithful
member and beloved brother.
ResOIUed, That our heartfelt sympathy be
extended to his bereaved companion and rela.
tives.
Resolved, That our charter be draped In
mourning, and copy of these resolutions be
placed on our records and also inserted in THE
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN, and copy sent to
the widow of our deceased brother.
W. s. TREwoRGY,
j. e. GoTT,
o. n. FOWLER,
Committee on resolutions.
Aug. 5. G.
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surry.
Miss ice Beede came home from Bos-
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Grover, of Hyde Park, Mass,
is visiting her sister-in law, Mrs. ]. E.
Colt.
Miss Gertrude Anderson is at home. She
has been living since year ago last fall
with her sister, Mrs. Mellen Stevens,
in Philadelphia and Jenkintown, Pa.
Scatlatina is having great run here this
summer 1t is of mild type, and has not
been recognized as anything serious by
the board of health until recently; con-
sequently no precautions have been taken
to prevent its spread until nearly all have
either had the disease or been exposed to
It. Efforts are now being made to check
IL
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Hancock Point is "Wstersmeet", owned
by Mrs. J. T. Maxwell, of Ssugerties, N.
Y. 1t is situated on the extreme point,
aud commands full view of Bar Har Dor,
Sorrento and Grindstone Neck. The cot
tage is finished in hardwood throughout,
and has all modern Improvements. 1t is
furnished in antique furniture, among
which are many heirlooms.
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South BluehiII.
Parties from Carmel have been camping
in j. L. Chatto's field.
Harry Bixby, of Bottom, is visiting his
grand father, Arch Henderson.
Mrs Lizzie sbley, of Somerville, Mass,
has cen visiting her brother, T. Day.
George Taylor and wife, of Eddington,
are the guests OF r. B. Eaton and wife.
Myron Gott, wife and son, of Somerville,
Mass, are the guests of j. Gott and wife.
Mrs. Lizzie Gray, of Belfast, has been
visiting her father, Pearl Carter, who is
very ill.
Mrs Steve Weber and Sterling Duffy,
of Rockland, are tie guests of j. Eaton
and wife.
Bert Day, with his wife and little daugh-
ter, and Guy Day. of Boston. are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Charles Ferrin.
Mrs. NJ. A Ferrin is occupying her cot
tage this summer. Those staying there
are Mrs. Frank Sibley, Masters Lincoln
and Frank and Miss Elsie Sibley, Misses
Ida and Alice Stodder. Grace Wing,
Florence Bemis and Carrie Ferrin, of
Somervile, Mass, Mrs. Sallie Jones and
Miss Bertha and Catherine Jones.
Aug. /. d.
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West Eden.

West Eden.
Andrew Emery, OF Chicago, called on
relatives and friends here Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Salisbury, OF Ellsworth, IL
visiting her niece, Mrs Ida Rich.
Mrs. Myrtle Haynes aud little son Ed
diugton are stopping at r. w. Haynes.
Harold Higgins went TO Prospect Ferry
to visit l.. B. Deasy and wife last week.
Aug. 5. 8.
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Lamolne.
Miss Marcia King, of Boston, is spend
lug her annual vacation with her parents,
William King and wife.
Mrs. Esther Whitaker, and grandchil-
dren, from Massachusetts, are occupying
Mrs. Whitaker's home here.
Luther Reynolds and friend who have
been visiting Mr.. Reynolds mother, Mrs.
Charles Whitaker, have returned to their
business.
Thursday afternoon and evening, Aug.
Is, there will be memorial services in the
church in connection with the erection
of the monument to the memory of the
late Cushman Harden. A memorial ad-
dress by the Rev. William Clark will be
delivered at p. m. At p. m. there will
be conference of Christian workers. In
the evening there will be a general mis-
slonary service. DR.. Dunn, Rev. E. A.
Davis, OF Old Town, and other ministers
are expected to participate in these SER
vices. The presence of the Grand Army
men of this vicinity is desired, and q
member of the Grand Army will have a
part in the exercises in recognition OF the
services of the Rev. Mr.. Harden in the
Civil war.
Apu H.
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Aug. 5.

Great POND.
Miss Lillian Laugh him is at home from
Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. Gould and Roy Dickey, of Lowell
Mass, have returned home after a vaca-
ton of two weeks here.
Mrs. Samuel Richardson, OF Aurora,
has been spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. John Williams.
Mrs. Alice Fogg, of Lowell, returned
home Wednesday, having spent week
with her brother, Howard Lord.
Edgar Williams, OF Fairfield Centre, ar
rived Wednesday, called here by the criti-
cal illness of his brother, John Williams.
DR.. j. H. Patten and wife, Rev. Mr..
Frary, of Amherst, and Miss Josephine
Durham, of Boston, were at Camp Pleas
ant from Wednesday till Friday of this
week.
Clifford Archer returned to Auburn
Wednesday. He was accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. J. s. Archer. Mrs. Archer
will visit her brother, Rev. L. S. Williams,
in Sabattus, and her sister il Fairfield,
before returning home.
Aug. s. SUB.
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Brook iih-
Mrs d. A. Carlton is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. C H. Flye, of stonia gton,
spent Sunday at B. c. Dollards 5.
Irving Stanley and A. Stanley, of
Boston, are in town for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Deane, of Rox bury,
Mass are visiting Mrs. Hattie Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs KimbalI. of Fitch burg
Mass are boarding at the Watson house.
Willis Bracy, of Beverly, Mass, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Bracy.
Fred Little, of Melrose, and Charles
Peige, of Boston, are staying few days
at Hotel Dority.
Prof. H. r. Roberts, of Mortified, Vt,
with his daughter Alethe, is staying in
town for few weeks.
The play "Breezy Point" will be pre-
scented at Odd Fellows hall, this evening,
by Bluehill company.
Miss Beulah Salisbury, of Ellsworth,
who has been visiting Mrs. F. 8. Herrick
for few weeks, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison and Charles
West, of Roxbury, who have been staying
at j. B. Babson's, returned to their homes
last week.
Miss Martha Hooper, of Melrose, and
Miss Carrie Stevenson, of Matapan, who
have been spending their vacation in town,
returned home to-day.
Aug. 5. ONE FEMME.
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North Sastine. II
Miss Katherine Mcdonald, of Camden,
is the guest of Capt. NJ. w. Grindle.
The home of Frank Wardwell and wife
was gladdened by the arrival of fine girl
baby on July %.
Mrs. Her bert Leach, who has been visit
ing friends here, has returned to her home
in Brockton, Mass. She was accompanied
by Miss Helen Dunbar.
Much sympathy is expressed for Joseph
Perry and family in the loss OF their house
with its contents, as reported in THE
AMERICAN last week. Archie Perry who
was summoned from Upton, Mass, has
arrived.
The chiidren's concert at the Dunbar
schoolhouse Wednesday evening was a
success. The parts we're well taken, and
with the fine music, afforded enjoyment to
educational purposes.
Will Walker has opened the Pentagoet
hotel at the village for the season. There
are 100 guests at the Acadan. The old
historic town has put on very lively
appearance and the many loaded buck
boards that go by serve to break the
monotony of country life.
The sad intelligence of the death OF Mrs.
Lizzie Dunbar Devereux, of East Lamoine,
is received with profound regret by her
friends here, where her early life was
passed. Her brothers, Capt. Bennett and
Samuel Dunbar, and Der sister, Mrs. Joel
Perkins, are residents of Castine. Her
old time friends extend to the family
their sincere sympathy in their bereave-
ment.
Aug.3. L.
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NariavlIie.
E u. Morrison is in town.
Mrs, John Jordan is in very poor health.
Emery Morrison is at his home for a
few days.
Mrs. Monroe Frost is visiting her
parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles B ack.
John Frost, of Old Town, WAS in
town over Sunday visiting his brother
Mark Frost.
Linwood Hoyt, with his wife, mother
and sister, OF Lawrence, Mass, is visit
ing at the home OF his uncle, Frank Frost
George W. Brimmer and son Hollis
and his mother, Mrs. Bennett, are stop
ping at the home of Frank Jordan while
haying.
Aug. 5. S.
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blessing alike to young and old; DR.. Fow-
ler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. Natures
specific for dysentery, diarrh@A and summer
complaint.-Adut.
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James White, Bryantsville, Ind, says
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve healed run
ming sores on both legs. He had suffered
s years. Doctors failed to help him. Get
DeWitt's. Accept no limitations. WIG
GIN & MOORE.
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East BlueiIiIl,

East Bluehin-
Mrs. G. G. Long is slowly convalescing.
Mrs. Matilda ]. Holt, of Concord, N. Fl
is the guest of Mrs. Henry B. Marks.
Frank Fl. White and wife, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in the
village, returned to Waltham, Mass, last
Friday.
W. P. Wood, of Lowell, Florida, and his
son Guy Wood and wife, of Gainesville,
Fla, were the guests of Miles I'll. Long
last week. Mr.. Wood, senior, is son OF
Benjamin Wood, former resident of this
village and the father of Mrs. Long. Il
The launch "Glide" carried party oil
excursionists to Black island, last Satur-
day. Two boats were in tow in which
some mem bers of the party went fishing
near the island. They were quite success
full in catching paddock and cod. The
launch also brought back Pearl Parker
superintendent of the granite works on
the island, and a few workmen. They re-
turned in the launch yesterday.
Last Monday morning as Mrs. Charles
H. Curtis was coming from the well
| (Which is in a part of the house) with a
pail of water, she saw at an outer door
what appeared to her to be a hideous and
| frightful monster. The water went to the
| floor and she darted out of he back door
in jlffy. She went to the barn, seized
two pitchforks and returned in less time
| than it takes to tell it. Fortunately, at
this juncture, Nelson Howard appeared
ON the scene. With Mr.. Towards assist
anee and the two pitchforks, the reptile
was dispatched. The animal proved to be
m Tx adder about three feet long,
Aug g. G.
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The feathers don't make the bird. Par
rots never get into the soup.
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the yacht 'swave Crest, stopped In BerFy's
cove, Friday night.
There was an excursion yesterday in the
steamer "Paulinen around Mt. Desert
island. Several from this place went.
There is to be costume party at Shore
Acres next Thursday evening, under the
management of Messrs. Haynes and Hig-
gins.
Aug.5. IL.
Marlboro.
Miss Hannah Glidden, of Bangor, is
visiting Mr.. Lorrimer's family at the Estey
cottage.
Mrs. Curtis Hodgkins and Miss Florence
Aldrich, OF Massachusetts,, are visiting at
Ransom Hodgkins'.
Fred Grover and wife, of Mariaville,
were the guests of her father, Roland
Hodgkirs, last week.
Mrs. A. B. Lorrimer gave talk at the
chapel Sunday evening, on India and its
customs. She is a returned missionary.
Harlie Grover, of Otis, and Harold
Salisbury, OF Ellsworth, we're guests OF
I
Melvin Wilbur Sunday and Monday Of
last week.
Aug.5. ARE.
Deer Isle.
Hon. E. p. Spcfford was in Boston last
week.
Mrs. Elmer Haskell LETT Monday for
Bristol, r. 1.
f. Herbert Gross arrived home Friday
from Boston.
Capt. Caleb A. Haskell arrived home
from New York Friday.
Capt. George l.. Beck left Monday and
Capt. George Holden Tuesday, for Boston.
Miss Alice Haskell Is entertaining her
friend Miss Jessie KeeDe, for few
days.
Aug 5. s.
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NORTH tsmoIse.
Mildttd Robinson, of West Sullivan, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Ira Hagan.
Melvin Mcfarland aud wife, OF Bosto
are spending their vacation with their
parents.
James Tweedy, OF Cam bridge, comes to-
morrow to spend the month of August at
George II. Coggins'.
Aug. 5. Y
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Birch HarDor-
Free ID. Crane, Of California, is visiting
his brother, Obed Crane.
Miss Sibyl Handy has gone to North
east Harbor for the summer.
Mrs. s. L. Thsyer and sister, Mrs. D. A.
Petrie, of Barre, Vt. are visiting here.
Mrs. B. W. Hancock, who has been
spending some time in Sullivan, has re-
turned home, accompanied by Mrs. c. IL.
Preble and her niece, Tho spent the past
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BluehiII.
There was a dance in Kane's hall Satur-
day evening, August 8.
The ball game of Rluehill and BrookIin
was post poned on account of rain. 1t
will be played sometime this week.
Charles Henry CIough, OF Brookline,
Mass, arrived to-day with party of
young friends for two weeks visit.
There seems to be renewed activity at
the copper mines. Everyone hopes they
will be reopened, as it means business for
the town.
The Breezy Point dramatic club present.
ed its drama "Breezy Point" in the town
hall Thursday evening, with great sue
cess. There was a large attendance.
Bouquets were presented to Mr.. Lansing
and to Miss Holt. The net proceeds were
about $50.
Aug. 5. BRUz.
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The annual sale under the auspices oil
the ladies' circle will be held Aug. 15 in
the Baptist chapel, for the benefit OF the
organ fund. All are interested in this
worthy object.
Aup5 w.
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week among friends here. Her husband
and daughter came Sunday and returned
with her.

Aug. a. G.
West sullivah.
James Hsvey has moved his family to
Hall Quarry.
Mrs. Julia Mingon, of Boston, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Warren Tracy.
Rev. B. W. Russell is spending two
weeks vacation at his old home in Dan
forth.
Miss Helen Thomas returned to Natick,
Mass, Thursday, after pleasant visit
with her parents.
Mrs. Minta Blaisdell and daughter
Mona have been the guests OF Mrs. g. W.
Pettengill the past week.
Christie and Minnie Gordon are spend
ing week with their grandmother, Mrs.
Woodwork, at Bar Harbor.
The grammar school will begin next
Monday. Mr.. friedrich will return as
teacher. The primary school begins
Aug. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Brown, of Mil
bridge, and Mrs. Tunnel, of Phila-
ueipuias epeht seNefdi udys idst week at
Granite hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seavey Sumner, OF Jamaica
Plain, Mass, and Rev. and Mrs. Harvey
Luckenbach spent Friday with Mrs.
Sara j. Gordon.
The evening with Celia Thaxter was
postponed until Friday evening, when
the following programme was finely rem
dered: Singing, congregation; reading,
Child Life of Celia Thaxter," Mrs. Ella
Havey; solo, Florence Hyson; selections
from "An Island Garden" and 1.-THE Sand
pipe", NJ ISIS Cora NJ. Gordon; solo, Mrs
Grace Mitchell; reading, Mrs. Emma
Haskell; remarks, Rev. B. w. Russell.
Aug q
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Hancock Point.
One Of the newest and finest cottages at
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Committee on resolutions.
Aug. 8. G.
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residence. but he was kept ignorant of
the fact that the young folks would
also constitute themselves a surprise
party and consratUlation COMMITTEES.
This latter project was carried out
thoroughly and Mr.. Scheuch was only
made aware of the fact when the tcarh-
crs grouped themselves around him and
offered their hearty best wishes on his
having completed eighteen years :tS Il
sunday school treasurer and twelve
years as superintendent.
An informal reception was held while
supper was being prepared and at g
o'clock the visitors partook of Mr.. and
Mrs. Scheuch's hospitality.
Mr. Scheuch was born in Hcsscn.
Germany, iifty-fours years ago, and ar
rived in this country in 1869. He first
settled in Hyde Park after being about
the country several years and later he
moved to the South Side. where he owns
the Oldest shoe establishment this side
of Roaring Brook. He early became af-
filiated with the Hickory Street Ger
man Presbyterian church, and he has
held office continuously for over twen-
tE-fivr years. Mr.. Scheuch was pre-
sented with Il handsome bouquet and
"a volume of Lives of Great Men by
the teachers as a mark of their esteem
and Affection
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AVOCA.

In the Methodist Episcopal church ut
1910 O'Clock on Sunday the pastor will
preach. In the evening there will be
a quarterly meeting. with services con-
Quoted by the presiding elder Dr. Grif-
fin. Love feast ut 6.lJ, preaching at {
o'clock.
Edward the 1I-year-Old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Comnor. of the North End,
was painfully injured in the Hillside
mine on Wednesday afternoon. He was
employed as driver and in some way
fell before the loaded car. which passed
over his body His injuries are consid-
cred dangerous.
Isaac O'Boyle, II resident of this town
for more than thirty years, died at the
family residence in the North End, af-
ter several years Illness. He is sur
vived by the following children: james
and Frank. Mrs. Anthony Munley. Mrs.
Michael Quinn. Agnes, Nellie and Sa-
~ h. of Newport, Il. l. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at 80
O'Clock. Intarment will be made in st.
Mary's cemetery.
Joseph, the 3-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John MCGOWAN, of Scranton. died
OH Thursday evening. The funeral Will
take place tomorrow afternoon. The
remains will reach here on the 230
train. Inteyment will be in st. Mary s
cemetery.
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Trouble Has Blown Over.

With the exception of 1; few truants
who are always glad ofHin opportunity to
play ''hOoky" and annoy the teachers,
the sympathetic strike of school chill
dren at No. . school. on Orchard street.
has fallen through, and again all is
we'll. The pupils, who had evidently
had some one Watching. learned that
Principal Fitzgerald walked to his du-
ties on Wednesday. and thereupon the
strike was declared off Those who
would rather loaf than learn, as men
toned above. made Il good deal Of noise
in trying to intmitlate the more sensi-
BILE scholars. but on the appearance of
a police officer they quickly disap-
peared. 1t is likely that the conduct
of tho ,listurbors will be called to the
attention of rruant Officer Joyce.
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and literary programme was provided. 4 nccktic
social followed. which was participated in ly
the members of the young peoples society aud
their friends.
The oxford Gcc club held a splendid rchc,r.
sal last evening in cooperative hall. Their
singing was listened to ly large numbcl on
the outside.
A large number Of the local Catholic Toiil
Abstinence men and women attended Rev Father
Bmkc's lecture III st. Peters cathedral last
evening.
Complaint has been nids to !hc police ahou,
the conduct OF "A crowd OF boys in tue vicinity
of Hyde Park avenue and l'lgornc street. Sev.
ordl arrests arc likely to follow.
The dcplorablc condition OF rcttebonc street
again demands the attention "f the ,ouncilncn
OF the Fourth ward. Il is IN cyC.soiC TO all
who have occasion to tsc It,
Anything from mouse 'rip ,n baby tar'
raac can be found at tho rummagc slIc now
going ON a. the corner OF Main aycnHc and
Lafayette street. under tho direction Of tho
Cleaners Of tie Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church.
sir. and Mr.. Gordon oi stroui,hurg. arc
Visiting Mr. and Mis-. stewart ShivCly. OF North
Main archrc.
MS William Suttcr. of North Rcbceea ave.
nue. is visiting friends at Long Pond.
E&.touncilnan simon 1homi,, ol Pcttco)ne
sweet, j. spending . lew days IN New Nork
MIS- Robert krotaer and son. Tom. of i.tay'
cite street. have returned home from visit
with iionds in Wilkrs.B.drc.
Miss ,wru,,r Morran. ,t DcrkcIs court. :.
- vihim oi throat ttoub,.
Fred Derby, OF \cadpr,y street, has accented A
position as pt,up runner nj tic Diamond mju,.
David Williams. Of Nu,h sunncr nvctin, is
recovering from ~, attack ui ulin.v
Miss .Ic,rrd Wheeler of pittstur has returned
home from a visit with her mother M.s. t.. !;
Evans, of Nuitl HYDE plrk avcnuc
Mr,. Thornton. %, North Main avenue. ia
visiting her daughter Mis-. Daniel Ei>ingrr Il
Clarh's summit
Mrs Mack, OF North Garfield avr,,ir. l,t
Yesterday for A visit with friends in llaa,r, ~
lIrnr, Mor.c. of jackson street. Has rrlunad
home nom a bu.inp,, tiin to IlazIctor.
Miss Pca,l Long. ot pittSton. has rc'urrd
home from a visit with her sister, NJ. Walter
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