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south GouIdsboro.

south Gouidsboro.
Mrs. Mary Huckins, of Lubec, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ida Hooper.
Mrs. G. f. Bunker and two children
have returned to their home la Brighton,
Mass.
Alton Trip and wife, who have been
stopping here a few months, have re-
turned to Lamoine. ~
Wilson Sargent, OF this place, and Miss
Geneva Pettee, of East Sullivan, were
married in Ellsworth last week. They
have the best wishes OF their friends here.
Mark Hammond, liie-i long resident
OF this place, died at his home Thursday.
Aug. is. after long illness. A wife. one
son and daug liter survive bin. Funeral
services were held Aug. II, at bis last res
ideBce, and were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Weseott, of Winter Harbor.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Southwest Harpor.
Rev. G. II. Hefflon, of Ellsworth Falls,
spent few days here last week.
Lightkeeper Howard Robbins, OF
Bakers island, has been making visit 10
his family here. y
Miss Flossie Arnold has been spending
few weeks at the home of her uncle,
James Crockett.
Miss Emma Sawyer, OF Seal Cove, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Dodge.
Mr.. Henderson, OF Boston, Joined his
wife and little son here on Tuesday last,
taking them home on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Dorr has recently returned
from pleasant visit among her hus-
bands relatives at Penobscot and orland.
In spite of the painful mishap OF a
broken arm, Mr.. Hastings, guest at the
Freeman house, continues to climb
mountains.
The Congregational church here is TAX
ing steps preparatory to calling a council
for the ordination of the pastor, Dean
Walker, to take place near the middle OF
September.
The estimate given In last weeks notes
OF the amount raised at the Dirigo enter
tainment was fifty dollars short OF the
actual sum, which was s203. This, added
to the amount subscribed, gives a working
basis of over 81 600, 80 the promoters of
the scheme may well feel confident of
success.
Mrs. Eliza Rummill, OF West fremont,
spent few days recently with her sister,
Mrs. A. c. Norwood. Mrs. Norwood also
lately entertained as guests Mrs. Myra
York, OF Portland. and Mrs. Walter
SWEET, OF Falmouth. A blackboard party
to Bar Hsrbor was greatly enjoyed by the
visiting ladies.
The Dam and Bridge company held a
evening at the Office OF George Il. Fuller,
the secretary. The meeting resulted In
the appointment OF a building committee,
instructed to secure competent workmen
and push the construction of the dam as
far as the funds will admit. The mem
bers of the committee are Mr.. Ksighn, G.
Il. Cook, Ped Gilley, Robbie Norwood, Bert
LAWYER, Sim Mayo and DR.. Phillips.
Quite pleasant ripple of excitement
stirred the community Monday last,
when 1t was learned that our navy boy,
Fred Mayo, had arrived on thirty days
leave, after having reenlisted for four
years. Though no public demonstration
was made, Fred's home friends were not
the only ones VIVA gave him hearty
hand-ciasp and piled him with questions
concerning his three-years' experiences.
Fred is looking finely, every inch a
man--and there is six feet OF him, too-in
his neat uniform bearing the stripes and
symbols OF his office as assistant quarter
master. After his years cruise to South
ern and European ports, he was trans
ferred to the "Mayflower', the yacht of
the governor of Porto Rico, aud enjoyed
the service there. He probably will be
assigned to the Olympia" or "Prairie"
on his return to headquarters. Fred has
added many new articles to the very
interesting souvenir collection he has
sent home from the various ports visited.
He says "'tis only fun to be navy lad in
piping times OF peace.
Aug. %.
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Bart ietts Island.
E. A. Lawler, OF Southwest Harbor,
spent Sunday with Capt. Dix.
Vie Dix spent Sunday with her father
and sister at the old home here.
Again many former summer visitors are
among US. DIR. Charles Dennis and wife,
of Beverly, Mass, accompanied by Lawyer
jackson and Miss Randall, of Salem, Mass,
arrived at 1.-THE Doctors Dream Of Rest"
last Tuesday night. All were glad to well
come them. Wednesday F. G. Bartlett
took them down the bay cod fishing. They
caught quite a number OF fish, Mrs. Dennis
being high line, having caught all but four
of those caught, and hauling up pair at
one time.
A party from Northeast Harbor passed
Sunday at f. G. Bartlett's. The party
consisted of Stella and Nellie Bartlett,
Capt. Asa Smallidge and daughter, Miss
Bell, Lawyer Knowles, OF Northeast Har-
Dor, and Judge Clark, of Bar Harbor.
After spending pleasant day they took
stroll up on the Lookout, as the highest
part of the island is called. They were
well pleased with their trip, and rather
surprised that they could see so much and
so far from the Lookout. From the Look
out can be seen the hills of Mt. Desert, and
away to the south, Swans Island, Isle au
Haut, and all the islands between here and
there; at The west, Brookiin, Long Island,
BluehiIl and Surry, and away to the north
the city of Ellsworth shows plainly, with
foreground of Oak Point; to the east,
Lamoine can be seen.
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The trusting shoemaker is apt to get
beaten out OF his boots.


To accommodate those who are partial to the
use Of atomizers 10 apply Ing liqai!s into the
nasal passages for catarrhal troubles, the pro.
prietors prepare Cream Balm In liquid form.
which will be known as Eiy's Liquid Cream
Balm. Price including the spraying tubes Is IS
cts Druggists or by mail. The liquid form en-
bodies the medicinal properties OF the solid prep
ara:ien. Cream Balm Is quickly absorbed by
the membrane and does not dry up the secre-
lions but changes them to a natural and healthy
character. Ely Brothers. So Warren St, y. Y.
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PLUTARcH,

South Hancock.
P. G.. Wooster. of Pasadena, Cal, writes
to THE AMERICAN from Eureka Springs,
Ark, under date of Aug. IS, as follows:
.iYou can see by this letter that l am on
my way back to my adopted home, South
ern California, from my very happy visit
to the home OF my boyhood and young
manhood, Hancock, Maine. went home
to visit my aged mother and my friends.
/ never thought had any enemies in that
town OF my youth, and now, after such
cordial greetings received from everyone
met OF old acquaintance, and from their
children, / know all are my friends. feel
oyefpaid in this kindness and attention
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chapel was held at the Van Buren,
Thursday, Aug. %. The programme was
as follows: Organ solo; recitation, Miss
Yockel; song, Capt. Skinner; reading,
Mrs. Kimbsll; song, Miss Burroughs;
recitation, Mrs. Black; organ solo,
recitation, Mi. Strstton; song, Miss
Robertson; recitation, Miss Yockel;
song, Capt. Skinner. Articles were on
sale by the guild. The proceeds amounted
to about $50. DR.. Arthur Kimbali, as
organist, delighted the audience. The
songs by Capt. Skinner we're finely
rendered His rich baritone filled the
room, while bis military bearing was
most pleasing. The song. There, Little
Girl, Don't Cry" by Miss Burroughs, was
sung with much feeling. Mrs. Kimball
read show Sockery Set the Blue HEM,
and another tale like unto It, until every
one shook with laughter. Mr.. Stratton
ia a born mimic and he brought down the
house by his limitations in ''The Wedding
Trip.
Aug. 26. D.
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Oak Point.
George Colson has Joined the schooner
sMary Eliza".
Joseph Kline has returned to Lawrence,
Mass, after short vacation.
Palmer Seavey returned home last week,
after years cruise on the sea. 4
Frank Colson is in the schooner "Agnes
Mabel" with Capt. Horace Grindie.
Miss Alice Gray has returned from Bar
Harbor, where she has been employed.
Mrs. Frank Meader and children have
been visiting friends at West Ellsworth.
Miss Ethel Davis, of Seal Harbor, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Cushnan Alley.
Mrs. William Dolliver, of Manset, made
short visit to her son, Capt. John
Dolliver, last week.
Frank G. Murch has returned home
from Hancock, where he has been en-
ployed on E. W. Wooster's straw berry
farm.
Aug. 20. PLUTARcH.
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Great Pond. "
Miss Ida Day returned home Monday.
Mrs. J. S. Archer returned home Satur-
day.
Richmond Moore, OF Ellsworth, was in
town Friday ana Saturday.
Edgar Williams ieft Monday for his
home in Fairfield Centre.
Mrs. Edward Garry, OF Holden, is Wis
iting her son, +. e. Mace.
Mr.. Stephens and wife returned to their
home in Brewer Saturday. ~
Miss Clsrry and Miss Lillian Cherry
returned to Bangor Friday.
j. c. Dunn and Ernest Dunn left We'd
nesday for East Eddington.
Mrs. Geneva L,ughlin and her little
son Donald are AT home from Lowell,
Mass.
Mrs. Matthew Lsughlin and the Misses
Lsugnlin, of Eddington, visited friends
here recently.
Mis- Hattie Dole, OF Bangor, left here
for Clifton Friday. She will visit rea-
tives there before returning home.
Lloyd Bracy, who has been spending
two weeks at home, wi return To Fair
fisId Monday, accompanied by his sister
Grace. n
Mrs. Mabel Dickey and her sister
Lillian entertained large company OF
their friends at the home OF their father
George A. Garry, Tuesday evening.
Aug rs. SUB
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James White, Bryantsville, Ind, says
DeWittis Witch Hazel Salye healed rum
ming sores on both legs. He had suffered
s wears. Doctors failed to help him. Get
DeWitt's. Accept no limitations. VIC
GIN q MOORE.
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West GonIdsboro.

West GouIdsboro.
Frank Hill, who has been spending few
weeks with his family, has returned to
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Arthur Gowing, who has been at
Mrs. Adams for few weeks, has returned
to Massachusetts.
Aug. 20 L.
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Eruptions, cuts, burns, scalds and sores
OF all kinds quickly healed by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Certain cure for piles
Beware of counterfeits. Be sure you get the
original-DeWitt's. WIGGIN Il MOORE.
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Cape Rosier-
BERTHE Mailing vii return to Brewer on
Sept. 2.
Misses Emma and Mamie Close, Miss
Breslen and Miss Beech, who have spent
the summer at Farview, will return to
New Jersey to-day.
The fair for the benefit OF the Union
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COUNTY NEWS.
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South Deer isle,
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
The event of the week was the district
Sunday school convention at West Ston-
ington, Aug. %. The church was very
beautifully decorated, the platform being
banked with cedar, potted plants in
abundance, bouquets, and in front a car
pet of lovely MOSES studded with bright
colored blossoms, the whole being ar
ranged in the most tasteful manner.
Following was the programme for the
day:
Forenoon.
Praise and devotional service
Welcome aud response
Minutes of last meeting
Round table, SUNDAY School Management"
conducted by Halliday, General Super
intendent for Maine
Picnic dinner
Afternoon.
Praise service
Election of officers
Report of general superintendent. W NJ Hatch
"The Perfect Sunday School. What 1t is?n
Rev o Bowloy. General discussion
"our Young People; How to reach and hold
them.n n Halliday
ATTITUDE of Sunday School Scholars toward
Benevolent and Missionary Objects" Gen
eral discussion.
"The Literature of the Sunday School" Gen.
eral discussion
Evening.
Social meeting
Question box
"The Great Mission of the American Bible
school" / n Halliday.
Rev. A. Leavitt, who was to conduct the
literature department, was unable to be
present
At roll-call nine schools reported, and
delegation Of about. 100, and more were
present in the afternoon. Mr.. Haliday's
talks were full of interest as usual, and
good interest was shown in all the exer-
cises.
The picnic dinner was served in beau
tiful grove not far from the church, and
many expressed the wish that the after
noon meeting was to be held there, though
this would not have been comfortable
later on, as the fog again appeared.
The officers for the ensuing year are Rev.
Nj. S. Hartwell, president; S. S. Mills, vice
president; r. Y. Stinson, secretary; Miss
Beulah Pressey, treasurer; w. N. Hatch,
general superintendent.
1t was voted to pay the expenses OF one
delegate to the State convention, and Rev.
Fl. w. Conley was elected to that place.
The association being entitled to three
delegates, Levi Knight and Mrs. Frank A.
Gross were elected to fill the list
Quite number OF the summer people
were in attendance. All pronounced the
convention a success.
The Sunday school here will have its an
nual picnic some time during the present
week.
Rev. Mr.. Hill is expected here soon on
visit of few days. His many friends will
gladly welcome him.
John E. Robbins is giving his house
coat of paint. Gustavus Mitchell is reno
waiting the inside of his house.
Mrs. Clara Peirce is making quite
business of selling sweet peas, of which
she bas large quantity and great va
riety.
Aug %. ECO.
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Miss Myra Moon, Edie XIII and Mrs.
Flavilie Moon attended the Riyersiew
local union Of Christian Endeavor at
West Hancock last Tuesday.
Will White, OF Newburyport, Mass. /,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. w.
Saunders, has returned to his home, after
visiting other relatives in Bangor.
The people in this community were
shocked and saddened by the news OF the
death of Mrs. Lizzie Leland, Of Eden,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Colby,
OF this place. She leaves, beside brothers
and sisters and parents, husband and
six small children.
Aug. 26. IASKAPoo.
surry.
Cecil stsckpole, OF North Bend, is very
Ill.
c. P. Jarvis is having his house newly
shingled.
Mrs. F. L. Jordan and little daughter
Amy went to Manset Friday.
Rev. j. ID. McGraw, with wife and
daughter Florence, started Friday by
team to visit his daughter, who is Ill at
Alexander.
Aug. 26. u.
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Lamoine.
Miss Nora Cousins, OF Bucksport, is the
guest of Shepard Cousins.
Merle Hodgkins entertained fifteen
young friends Thursday, his sixth birth
day.
John Whitaker, ir., and wife, and Nat.
W hitaker and son, OF Neponset, Mass, are
visiting their old home.
Mrs. George Googins and adopted
daughter, of Cam bridgeport, are guests OF
the Coolidges and other relatives.
Rev. j. S. Blair has recently declined a
call to the Baptist church, OF Melrose,
much to The delight of his Pensioners
mere.
last evening. A pleasant feature was the
singing by choir composed largely OF
those " no were the young people of the
town score Of years ago.
Aug. 10. II.
Rev.J. s. Blair aud family left to-day
for short visit in Orient.
Miss Clara Hodgkins left this morn
ing for Castine normal school.
John Coolidge, Of Waltham, Mass, has
Joined his family here for his annual yaca-
ton.
Alton Trip aud wife, WHO have spent
the season in South Gouldsboro, have re-
turned to their home here.
A party of fifteen from this vicinity and
North Lsmoine spent several days at
DeMeyer's camp, Eastbrook, last week.
Mrs. George Googins and adopted
daughter, of Cambridgeport, are the
guests OF Mrs. Mary Coolidge and other
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Maggie Whitaker has been spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. Mary
Coolidge. Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. Cool
idge visited relatives in Bar Harbor last
week.
Aug. &c. ii.
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Manset.
Schooner "Livona", hailing from Bos-
ton, came in here to dispose of her trip of
fish. Capt. Parker brought the load, about
10000 pounds.
Rev. j. R, Boardman, OF the West Con-
gregatonal church, Portland, preached
here Sunday evening. He gave helpful
and interesting sermon.
The Baptist society held its annual sum
mer sale on Wednesday, Aug IA. The sale
of fancy articles, candy, ice-cream, etc.,
with personal gifts, Melted over 500.
Schooner "Rozella", Capt. Peter Benson,
is among the fortunate fishermen this
season. She brought in about $1,000
pounds of salt fish Saturday, stocking
over Il 200.
Schooners 'Iolathe', Capt. Stanley, and
margaret Leonard, Capt. Bunker, un-
loaded 1000 and 1900 pounds of fish re-
spectively on Monday; the ''Iolathe" at
B. HI. Mayo's wharf and the margaret
Leonard" at Parker's.
Aup 10 F.
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West fremont
Eyerard Lunt is visiting his mother,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Lunt.
Mrs. Maria Dodge, of Everett, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. w. Lunt.
The factory is working full time, and is
putting up from $50 to 200 bushels of fish
a day.
Charles A. Rideout, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned TO Boston Sat
urday, where be is employed. n
MIR. and Mrs. Watson, of Spencer, Mass,
who are staying at Hotel Dirigo, were in
town calling this week. Mrs. Watson
before marriage was Miss Rhoda Lawson,
of fremont.
The work of tearing down the old church
has been commenced. 1t is hoped it will
not be long before it is replaced by one
that will be credit to the town.
Capt. Charles P. Lunt in schooner 81. NJ.
Harlow, while coming from Bar Har Dor,
went ashore in the fog and caused con-
siderable damage. He has gone to Calais
for repairs. Capt. Lunt has been unfor-
tunate lni- summer, for only few weeks
ago his vessel was dismasted by lightning.
Aug. 10. THELMA.
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>OmesNfIIe-
A party of jolly Massachusetts COM
panions from babyhood, who have always
spent their summer vacations together,
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received at their hands for my careful and
never failing thought of them during my
quarter OF century's absence. l visited
the graves of the sleeping fathers and
mothers and of nv comrades and friends
passed on, and there came into my heart a
sweet Joy as / said to myself they were
my friends as well as my ueighbors'."
Miss Carrie Brown, OF Portland, is a
guest at r. Q. Smiths.
Miss Lena Epps, of Ellsworth, has been
visiting at William McCauley's the past
week.
Edward Keith, of Campeilo, Mass, who
has been visiting at W. 7. Coggins', let
for his home Monday.
Maynard Young arrived home Tuesday
evening for few weeks visit. Mr..
Young is first mate OF the steamship
"Comal", of the mallory line.
Charles Cham berlin, wife and daughter,
OF Pontiac, ILL.,, who have been visiting
friends i'm this vicinity and Bar Harbor
the past few weeks, left for their western
home Saturday.
Aug. rs. w.
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ANON.

Mrs. Preble and grandson, of Fairfield,
are visiting Mrs. E. E. Scammon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray, OF Hall
Quarry, are guests of Eugene Goodwin.
Horace Sinclair, who has been saving
slaves in the mill here, has gone home.
and il ON the sick list.
The Foresters, of Franklin, held their
annual picnic at Buffers point on Satur-
day last. Owing to the unpleasant
weather, the attendance was small.
Aug. 26. ANON.
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East Frank1in.
Mrs. Emma Patten is seriously i'll.
Miss Carrie Blaisdell is quite i'll with
appendicitis.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Seth Scammon we're in
Bar Harbor few days last week.
Miss Daisy Gordon, who has been ill
during the past week, is improving.
Miss Edna Workman, of Cherryfield, is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
NJ. Biaisdeli.
Misses Hattie and Florence Blaisdell,
who have been visiting friends at Cherry
field, have returned home.
Mrs. G. c. Adams, who has been stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. A. {. Urann,
has returned to her home at Newburyport,
Mess.
The Free Baptist church that has been
in construction for the past two years,
will be dedicated Sept 4, Preparations
are being made for very interesting ser
vice socially and spiritually. The meet
ings will begin in the morning at lO.lo
with praise service, followed by an ad-
dress. The afternoon session will COM
mence at O'Clock, at which time the
dedicatory service will take place. In the
evening at $50 there will be an address,
with appropriate closing exercises. There
will be speakers from various parts OF the
State and some from outside. The new
bell for the chapel has arrived.
Aug. 26. M. p.
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daneoek.
L. r. Crabtree is entertaining F. A.
Smith, of Massae husetts.
Miss Carolyn Wilson, OF Cherry field, is
visiting Miss Ellie Fernaid. n
Miss Abbie Buck, of Orland, is the
guest OF Miss Ethel Crabtree.
A. |. Foss has recently been in New
York for yacht which Morris X. Jessup
has bought for his use at Bar Hnrbor.
Among last weeks arrivals were Mrs.
Mary Merchant, OF Everett, Mass; Mrs.
William A. West and Miss Eva West, OF
Fitehburg, Mass; L. B. Stratton, OF Law
renee, Mass.
Capt. o. w. Foss has returned from
Pascagou;a, NJ ISIS, where he went to ex-
anime the schooner annie Rickerson",
which was reported damaged. On his
way back he spent few days in Buffalo.
Aug 2e. M.
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came up into the bay recently on The
yacht "Georgie", Capt Judd Torrey,
from Deer Isle. The party included Robert
f. Tenney, Forest p. Hull, Charles F. Hill
and Robert NJ. Brewster. The boys make
Deer Isle their headquarters during their
vacation, and were taking a weeks cruise
among the islands, which they declare are
the most beautiful and picturesque In the
world. Mr.. Tenney's mother, Mrs. Melton
G Tenney, OF Georgetown, Mass, is ma
tive of Somesvilie, has been visiting here
after an absence of seven years. The boys
hal delightful stay here.
Aug. 49, FL.
Schooner az s. Hamor" is loaded with
stone for Portland.
Schooner "Kate Ii. Pray" is loaded at
Campbell & Macon ber's wharf with stone
for Portsmouth.
]. F. Parker, wife and daughter, of San
Bernardino, CAL, are spending Old Home
week with his brother, G. s. Parker, also
his sister, Mrs. c. M. Noyes, OF George
town, Mass, and his brother Clark, of
Lu,ec
hdsg e ! y Satubuh, ptAhStpHi VI AuS
Robert Hun ertord industrial school,
Eatonviile, Fiorins, lectured in the
church here last evening Ii was very in
teresting. he is smart young msn, and
will no doub make success of his work.
He sang several Plantation songs. He is Il
graduate of the Tuskegee Industrial
school, Booker T. Washington, principal.
Mr.. Calhoun will lecture in Seal Harbor
to- night.
Aug &c III.
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Egypt
Mrs. Blanch Jordan has gone to La
moline Beach for few weeks.
e. G. Burnbam has just made short
trip to Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. Myrs Graves, of Boston, has been
spending week with Mrs. Blanch Jor-
dan.
Aug. 20. ANON.