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COUNTY NEWS.
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South Deer Isie.
Misses Eva and Alice Robbins came from
Brooksville Tuesday.
Mrs. L. May Robbins and son Allison
arrived home Saturday from Castine,
where they have spent few weeks.
. Rev. Mr.. HUI arrived here Saturday for
visit OF few days. He preached here
Sunday, but the stormy weather prevented
many from attending. All were glad TO
greet him and sorry that his stay was so
short. He left Friday for Brooksville.
The Sunday school picnic took place
Tuesday, Aug, 81, on the grounds OF .. H.
Sylvester, which slope to the shore OF the
mill pond. The little folks enjoyed play
ing round the shore, while some OF the
boys had a good swim. A picnic dinner
under the trees was enjoyed by all.
The annual reunion OF the descendants
and friends OF Mrs. Eliza Small, OF sum
set, was held Thursday. -Four genera
tons were present, the members OF the
fifth generation being unable to be pres
emit, having visited her earlier in the sea-
son. One DrOInef anu tWo "VhV
among the guests, and six children were
present, three being unable to attend.
Several letters were sent by the absent
ones. About seventy were present. Mrs.
Small will be ninety years old in Decem-
ber She comes OF long-lived race, her
mother and grandmother having lived
considerably past ninety. A bountiful
dinner was served in the grove near her
residence, after which there was an inter
esting programme of music, readings, rec
itations and short addresses by members
OF the family. An original greeting song
was sung. There were lots Of little tots
present, every one looking sweet enough
to kiss and pet. 1t would be hard to find
many families with so many pretty little
folks. 1t was decided to- make these re-
unions permanent thing, and to organize
by appointing president and commit
tee of arrangements for the next year,
also secretary and treasurer, and to as
certain as nearly as possible the names Of
ali the descendants Of this aged lady.
Aug. 80. Eco.
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COUNTY y EWS.
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CRANBERRY Isles.

CRANBERRY Isles.
Mrs. Alice tCrane) Kendrick was very
gladly welcomed by her friends here after
an absence of eleven years.
Many were pleased to hear the sermon
in the Union meeting house August IS, by
Rev. c. f. Dole, of Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Capt. Benjamin II. Squirting came in
this harbor yesterday with fine trip of
two hundred barrels of nice mackerel, all
captured at one haul OF the seine.
Mrs. Sadie Trussell recently went to
Portland and brought home with her from
the orphans home little girl two years
of age, which she intends to adopt.
Samuel c. Slower has returned with his
family after an absence of two years in
Portland. lie also brought his dog Zip"
which was rejoiced to again reach his is
land home.
Capt. MILFORD Trussell, in schooner
Cosmos, stocked $500 on his last salt
fishing trip. The schooner "Tanniscott"
Capt. Freeman Stanley, also made re-
markedly good stock.
MI anu hIs. FTtu Stttlc dfS ESCSiNihS
congratulations on the birth of SON
Willie Austin. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Stanley are also receiving congratulations
on the birth of daughter.
The fair and sale of the ladies' aid So
ciety on August q was a decided success
financially and socially. The proceeds
amounted to s575, and will be used for the
purpose of building parish house on
Great Cranberry island.
Mrs Elizabeth M. Rowe, who, with her
ago, returned here alone yesterday, Miss
Hetty deciding not to return this season
for so short time, as the family will re-
turn to their Boston home on Septem-
Der 10.
Last Sunday Rev. E. H. Hadlock deliv-
cred a fine sermon in the Union meeting
house. 1t was greatly regretted that ow-
ing to the inclemency of the weather, few
people were able to be present. Mr.. Had
lock is a native OF this town, and makes a
short annual visit here.
Capt. George S. Bunker's wife and son
nave diIlNSd uSIt lIOLA IoOslNIs anu OOh-
template making their future home on
Big Cranberry island. Capt. Bunker is
native of this place, being the son of Capt.
John G. Bunker, but since early childhood
he. has lived in Boston.
Capt. Herbert Tracy, of Winter Harbor,
came here in his yacht last Thursday
bringing party of six people to visit the
family OF Capt. E. B. Stanley. On Friday
morning one of that party received tele-
phone message that her father, James
Bourgett, was found dead the night be-
fore and would be buried the following
day. The whole party Immediately re-
turned home, also taking with them Will
liam N. Cole, of Boston, but formerly of
Winter Harbor, who had been spending
his vacation with relatives and friends
here, and who was glad to be able to be
present at the funeral of his grandfather,
at whose home he lived during his child
hood.
Aug. 81. r.
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A. c. Smith sold fine span of horses to
BROOKLYN parties this week.
Mrs. Addie Frye and children Charles
and Florence, of Rocklsnd, are on visit
to their many friends here.
Eustice Thompson, OF Baltimore, who
with his family has spent their tenth
season here. left for short stay in the
Adirondack mountains before leaving
for home.
A number OF ladies met this week to
hold picnic in pretty grove overlook
ing the sea. When the most excellent
dinner had satisfied their appetites, 1t
was agreed that the fruits in quantity
and cakes should be reserved till their
These dainties were piled on a rock, and
these fair maidens wandered, unconscious
OF the passage OF time, along the sandy
beach, gathering pretty tinted shells,
aud wstching the corners roll in and
break upon the shore. But alas, what
pen can depict their wrath when return
ing to their dsinties to find the old COW
had wandered along, and thinking the
table was set for her, wsded in and de-
voured the bananas, pears, peaches and
cake, and was quietly licking the choco-
late frosting from her whiskers, when
these enraged Amazons returned, with
fire in their eye and wild gestures (their
words cannot give as your scribe wit
messed it from afar). But let the curtain
fall. They do say that when any of these
ladies meet COW, to this day, their
sour looks turn the milk to bonnyclabber.
Anr 81 s.
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THE AMERICAN has Subscribers at I0o
Of the I16 post-oftces IN Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county corr
binod do not reach so many. THE AMER
rcAN IS not the Only paper printed in
Hancock colnty. and has never claimed to
be, but - s' ere only paper that can prop
erly be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest Gre merely local papers. The cSrcuta-
zion of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of oil the other papers printed
IN Hdncock county.
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West Rrook~vtne.
Capt. George Stevens is at home from
New Haven, Ct, while his steamer is be-
ing repaired.
Mrs. Robert Morris Tapiey, with her
four-months old daughter, left this morn.
ing for San Francisco to meet her hus-
band, who is due there from Honolulu.
Harold Sawyer, of Bangor, Mrs. Thomas
Crimmins and SON Ralph, Miss Agnes
Crimmins and Lemuel Moody, of Brook
line, Mass, are at the Brookside for few
weeks.
The funeral OF Mrs. Abbie WATSON
Blodgett, widow of Seth B. Blodgett, who
died suddenly last Monday, was held We'd
nesday afternoon from the Congregational
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East Lamoine.
Arthur Abbott is spending his vacation
with his mother, Mrs. Cyrus Abbott.
There will be clam bake aud dance at
Shore Acres next Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary s. DesIsles has gone to Prov
idence, r. l., to enter a training school for
nurses.
George H Nolan, C. e LEFT Saturday for
a few days visit at his home in Middle
boro, Mass.
Miss Ada Hall, who has been the guest
OF Miss Effie Brsgdon, has returned to
her home in Andover. Mas.
The sloop an. NJ. Hamilton" is unload
ing coal for the coaling station. Prepara-
tions are nov being made for the building
of large barn on the government prop
erty.
Sept. 2. ii.
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Great Pond.
Mrs. d. w. Emery returned to her
home in Augusta Wednesday.
Mrs. Wsshburu LORD and little dsugb-
ter Lula, OF Rowland are In town.
William MePhee and son Norman, OF
Clinton, are spending few days here.
Raymond Williams and wife are re-
ceiving congratulations on toe birth OF a
daughter, on August 26
Mrs. j. X. Shumsn aud daughter saba,
and Mrs. Guy Chick returned Saturday
from Brewer, where they spent the week.
Sept. /. FLossiE.
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Pretty Marsh.
William E. Dodge and wife, of Boston,
visited relatives and friends here last
week. Mr.. Dodge has not visited his
native home before since he left eleven
years ago. They returned to Boston Aug.
~. Mrs. F. Mae Garfield, who came with
them, will stop until Sept. 1.
Aug. 20. s.
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church. Many relatives and friends at
tended. The casket was surrounded by
floral emblems, cut flowers and set pieces
in beautiful array, testifying to the sor-
row OF many. The services was conducted
by Rev. Mr.. PICARD. The body was taken
to Mount Rest for interment. The pail
bearers were George NJ. Farnhaui, Capts.
George W. Blodgett, George III. and
Jerome p. Tapley.
Sept. 2. ioMsoN.
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Miss Matte l.. Guild, President ILL.,
nois Young Peoples Christian Temper
ance Union, in o recent letter from Chi
cago, ILL.,, says:
al doubt If Peruna has . rival In aH
the remedies recommended to-day for
cafarrh of the system. A remedy that
will cure cafsrrh of the stomach win
cure the same condition of the mucous
membrane anywhere. have found II
the best remedy ! have ever tried for
cafarrh, and believing n worthy my
endorsement I gladly accord IT,"
Catarrh Of the abdominal organs is
very much moro common in summer
than in winter time. This form of ca
tarrh might be appropriately classed as
summer catarrh.
Peruna will cure catarrh wherever
located. In pelvic catarrh Il has won
well deserved renown. Peruna will
cure any case of diarrhna, acute or
{chronic. Peruna Is an absolute specific
for dysentery. Peruna cures catarrh OF
the liver. Peruna cures oatarrh of the
stomach.
Address The Pcruna Medicine Co, Co
lumbus, u, for free book entitled
Summer Catarrh.'
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Miss Lizzie Fogg has returned to her
home in NUTS Cove.
Mrs. Edgar Robbins has been visiting
relatives in Brewer and Bangor.
Aug. % f.
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Irs folly to suffer from that horrible plague OF
the Night. itching piles. Doab's Ointment
cures, quickly and permanently. At any drug
store, 81 censs.--Adrt.
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Atlantic
George Philip Krepp, Of Baltimore, is
the guest of l. c. Carpenter.
Mrs. Boltin, of Boston, who has spent a
pleasant month at the Rock End cottage,
will return home this week.
Capt. William Burns carried party in
his yacht to Colts island Saturday. 1t
was very much enjoyed by all.
Aug. 26. S.
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sedgwick.
Mrs. Susan Jones, of Boston, is in town.
Sac has been visiting friends in Seeg-
wick and Biuehill.
George c. Turner, of Haverhili, Mass,
was in town the past week, visiting his
father, A. S. Turner.
The darlington quartette", of Haver-
hill, Mass, gave a musicale at Riverside
hall Wednesday. 1t was greatly enjoyed.
NJ. H. Pettigrew and wife, OF Worcester,
Mass, are in town visiting relatives.
Mrs. Pettigrew is the daughter of Will
liam Friend, who at the age of eighty
three is as smart ss the average man OF
fifty.
Aug. 26 c.
East oriand.
Elmer Blaisdell and wife are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Blaisdell.
Fred Forsyth, of Everett, Mass, is
visiting his uncle, A. M. Forsyth.
Miss Lettie BlaisdelI, OF Boston, is stop
ping with her aunt, Mrs. Levi Perkins.
Harvey Hopkins who has been away to
sea for several months is visiting at
Augustine Mason's.
| Lamont Russell has returned to his home
in Hartford, having spent his vacation
with his family here.
Irwin Bell and family, accompanied by
Miss Lucy Bell, left for their home in
Portland, Conn, Friday.
Aug. 26. NJ.
Aurora.
Schools began in both districts Mon
day, Sept. 2.
Mrs. Abbie E. Rowe is teaching school
on Plantation No. 81.
Mrs. Maria Willis, OF East Boston, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Helen Rowe.
Hollis Frost and wife. of Lynn, Mass,
have been visiting his brother, Martin G.
Rowe.
The ladies' sewing circle will give the
"old Maids Convention" once more at
Amherst.
Mrs. Amanda Wheatley, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Amos Archer, has
returned to her home in Cherryfeld.
Aug. 80. c.
Reach.
DR.. Charles L. Knight, Of Boston, ar
rived yesterday.
George s. Foster, of Chelsea, Mass,
arrived Sunday to spend his vacation
with his wife and son Willie at the old
homestead.
Capt. w. P. Lowe, who has been in
command of steam yacht Hornet, of
New York, had a touch of malaria and
came home last week. He expects to re-
turn next week.
s. S. Foster, former scribe Of THE
AMERICAN, with his wife, took trip
through parts of Hancock and Penobscot
counties last week. Mr.. Foster is on the
police force in Dorchester, Mass.
Aug. 26. M. L.
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BENEFIT CONCERT.

Guests at the Bluehill house who
learned of the loss sustained by a young
man by the death Of horse he had re-
Gently purchased, promptly and kindly
arranged concert for his benefit. The
concert was given Monday, Aug. 26
Nearly 400 tickets were sold. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Duet. Miss Murphy and Mr. Dwight
Songs..................... ........M Mr. Dwight
Reading,
Miss Goldberg followed by dance by
Miss Dwight, assisted by Miss Gold
berg)
Dance Observation-Disclosures Mr. Mas
Plano oios......-..-..,..... .--..M Mrs Goldberg
Recitation. Miss Kane
Dance, The Grape Vine,
Mrs Sherman, Miss Goldberg and Mr.
Goldberg.
The programme was most successfully
carried out. Nearly every number re-
ceived an encore. The hall was filed
The proceeds of the concert, Si10 70, were
passed to the young man, who could
hardly express his thanks to the people
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SPRAY.

East SranfSIin.
Miss Carrie Blaisdell, who has been
quite i'll, is slowly improving. n
Miss Vida Leighton and her brother
Alvin are visiting their sister, Mrs. Ger
trude Gordon.
The Free Baptist church at East Frank
lin was most pleasantly surprised Satur-
day when the members learned that the
Baptist church at the village had pre-
scented them with beautiful communion
service. The church at East Franklin
is very grateful for this token OF love and
good fellowship.
The ladies' aid society of the Free Bap-
fist church gave a very interesting enter
tainment at Howard chapel Saturday
evening. Mrs. Della Pickett opened the
exercises with an organ voluntary which
was followed by readings by Miss Clara
Dunn and Miss Myrtle Rutter, Mr.. Greene,
Franklin's popular station agent greatly
pleased, with his violin selections, the
audience. Mrs. Greene rendered two
solos in her usual pleasing manner. Not
the least among pleasing numbers were
those by Mary BiaDch and Beatrice
Gordon, Earl and Reginald joy.
Sept. 2. M. T.
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West fremont
Charles Lawson, of Brighton, Mass, is
visiting his brother, Gardner Lawson.
o. Rich, foreman of the sardine factory,
who has been to Boston on business, has
returned.
Louis Gott, formerly of this place, was
in town Saturday getting sailors for a
yacht he goes in.
Work of tearing down the old church
is progressing rapidly, under supervision
of L. W. Rumill and Dennis Norwood.
Capt. John Dix, OF PhiladelI hia, and
DR.. Fred Holden, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, who
are cruising about the coast, called on old
friends here this week.
Aug. 26. ZELMA.
HUBS Cove
Orient Brewer is at home for few
weeks.
Miss Bessie strout, of Machias, is visit
ing Lucy Salisbury.
Al. Novel;, of stoneham, Mass, has
made his yearly visit to this place in his
yacht.
Fred Wilcomb and Charles Jordan, OF
Bangor, are spending a few days at
Charles Wilcomb's..
Mrs. Mary Gardiner mas returned to
Northampton, Mass, to resume her
studies in the insane hospital.
Aug. 26. ANN.
Mariay1IIe.
Schools in all the districts are in session.
Rev. S. A. Thurlow and wife are holding
series OF meetings here.
David Philbrook and wife, and Mrs.
Samuel Frost, spent few days in Winter
port the past week.
Mrs. @. E. Dunhanl, who was taken to
Bangor hospital few weeks ago for
treatment, is again at home with her little
family. She has been much benefited by
her treatment while there.
Aug. 20. s.
Penobscor.
w. j. Creamer attended the meeting OF
the Maine democrat club at Merrymeet-
ing park Saturday.
All the schools In town will begin Mon
day, Sept. 2, with the following teachers:
Bay, Berniee Wardwell; Cove, Lillian
Brewster; HeFriek district, Mary Jaquis;
Wilson district, Esteile Perry; North
Penobscot. Emma Austin; Marks cor
nor, Ida Perkins; Leach district, Fausta
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Mrs. Persis Hutchins, who has been Wis.
iting her grandmother, returns to her
home in Dorchester Tuesday.
Mrs. S. w. Treworgy preached at the
church Sunday. Many OF her old friends
were present to welcome her.
Fred Haskell and wife, who have been
visiting his father, George o. Haskell, re-
turned to their home in Waverley, Mass,
to day.
Miss Lucia Persis Hutchins, the great
granddaughter OF Mrs. Lydia Treworgy,
who is spending the summer here, cele-
brated her fifth birthday by a party.
Dinner was served on the piazza. The
little girl received many presents.
Delman Mann met with quite serious
loss last week. He went to Somes Sound
to sell farm produce for which he received
s1s, which he put in his coat pocket.
When near home he put his hand in his
pocket; his pocket book was gone.
Sept. 2. WOODBURY..
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Surry.
Mrs. f. W. William returned to Port
land Thursday to continue her medical
treatment. She was accompanied by her
son, F. M. Witham, of Deering. She will
remain during the winter.
The coasting schooner "Kentueky",
formerly owned and sailed out of Surry by
the late Capt. II. G. Herr,ck and after
wards sold to East Bluehiil parties, was
bought back again last week by Capt.
Rancel Sinclair. OF East Surry. She loaded
stove wood at Aliens wharf.
Sent g G.
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southwest Harbor.
\ NJ. NJ. Frohock, lieutenant OF police, of
Boston, with his wife and daug Inter, hss
been boarding at Mrs. Howard Robbins
for two or three weeks.
Mrs. Kittredge and little twin daugh-
tiers, of Warren, are at the Randall house
for short time on a visit to her husband,
who is employed at Hall Quarry.
Rev. A. W. Archibald, d. D., of Brock
ton, Mass, preached at the Congregs-
tionai church in exchange with the
pastor, Rev. Dean Walker, who will re-
turn to Southwest Harbor on Friday to
be ordained by the council which has
been called for Sept. IL. The meeting for
the examination OF the candidate will be
at u. IN. and the ordination service in
the evening.
There have been several transfers of
land here recently. Clarence Clark has
sold several acres to Mr.. Burke and his
sisters, also lot to Miss Wetherbee.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, of Connecticut, has
purchased a lot OF A. w. Bee, expecting to
build cottage soon. Mr.. Cotton, who
has for two seasons rented the Kaighn
cottage near the stone house, has pur-
chased a lot on the southern end of Green
island and will build a summer home
there.
Once again the death angel has visited
this community and taken a highly
esteemed citizen, Benjamin Robinson,
who after wasting illness of three
months, borne with patient courage, died
Friday morning, aged seventy-five years.
Mr.. Robinson was a thrifty, industrious
citizen, keeping about his work until
failing health compelled him to take his
bed. Then he gave the management of
his ice business and farm work to his
wlfe's nephew, who has faithfully full
filled the trust. The devoted wife, an
invalid herself, assisted by her adopted
daughter and other friends, has been
wonderfully sustained aud strengthened
in her watchiul care of the Invalid who
was always "gdod Uncle Ben" to q host of
friends who will miss his CHEEKY greeting.
He was kind neighbor and a faithful
member of the Congregational church.
The funeral service was held at the home,
Rev. f. W. Brooks speaking tender words
of sympathy. Interment at Mount
Height cemetery.
Sept. 2. SPRAY.
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BRUZ.

for their great help. A dance followed
the concert.
Sept. /. BRUz.
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Marsh; Devereux district, Inez Perkins
Farnum district, Mamie Sperry.
Aug. 26. SUBA.
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MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

John W. PhoeDus, aged eighty-four, died
in Frederick
Harry r. RomsieIl has retired from con
neCtiou with the Denton Union news
paper.
A man with a boy supposed To- have been
kidnapped IN G1IIiDDEs Ohio has been
taken into custody at Hagers-owu-
The funeral OF John l. Wr,nn. a retired
farmer. who died in Frederick August
10, aged sixty years, tom place yestgr-
day.
Adam Linton. Of Bro0khuI. Frederick
county, Is iu jail charged with attempted
felonious assault on Mrs. Annie Ford, in
FREDERICK
J. Will n Grant who killed Jacob FuI-
Ter and Policeman Murphy +. Flory. IS in
"a critical Coud ton in HagerstOwu Jail
from acute BriLHts disease.
Milton r. Bankard. of Liuwuod. Carroll
county charged with attempting a fe-
louious assault on Lucy Harner, aged
fifteen years. was held in $500 bail for a
hearing August Is
John y. Buckingham was sentenced in
Carroll county 10 five years in the peHi-
Tertiary for forging the names Of Andrew
Wilson and Levi Wilson on promissory
note Sor S6n June % 1895
The August non-j jury term Of the circuit
court for Carroll c1uuty began Yesterday
and Judge Reifsuidsr appointed George
W. Frizzell and Ezra J. iiu@ling Lailns
and William h. Basr messenger.
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condition long carriage. NiI sell cheap. IT,
BEHNHEINER, g-s G. 81 NV; phone Main 2z75.