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Penob-cot.
G. l. Sellers has gone to northern New
Hampshire.
There was social dance at the grange
hall Friday evening.
Capt. William Sellers and son Earle are
home from coasting.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Veforus Gray Sunday. Nov. "a.
A. f.. Varuu'n snd son Bernard have
been ia Boston for week on business. i
A daughter. Ahhte wRrdweiI, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutchins Nov. %
Miss Amelia Herrick, OF Charlestown,
will teach the winter term IN the bay Sis
trict.
Capt Burke Sellers, commander OF the
schooner SWIM. Pickering", has hauled
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East surFy.
S. j. Treworgy has completed his ice
pond and now erecting an Ice house.
Byron III. Chatto viii be at home from
Orono to spend Thanksgiving week.
Philip Treworgy is at home suffering
with an abscess under the right arm. His
mother, Mrs. Moon, Is also quite III. threat
ened with pneumonia. 4
Misses Susie and Anna Stinson returned
from the normal school at Castine Thurs
day. Susie goes to Newbury Neck to
teach school commencing next Monday.
Anna goes soon to Machiasport for the
winter where she has taught before.
The benefit sociable held at Rural hall
for Clifford Synclair was success, net
ting about s14, for which he is very CRATE
full, as well as for sl1 presented by the
dramatic club of East Surry, OF which he
Is member. Both he and Mr.. and Mrs.
Amasa Young, with whom he has lived
since the death Of his mother when be
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Scarlet fever is reported in town.

Mariayilie-
Scarlet fever is reported in town.
Quite number OF sportsmen are here.
Sunday school is held in district No. g.
Frank Frost has moved into the
woods.
Fred Grover and family are soon to
move away.
There were no services at the church
last Sunday, as Rev. and Mrs. Thurlow
were attending the quarterly meeting at
East franklin.
Mrs. Jennie Pool, who has been spend
ing few weeks at Otis, the guest of Mrs.
Luther Garland, has returned home TO a
new house built since she went away.
Nov. %. s.
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Embellishments.
Repairing
Neatly
Done

Never thought of such a
sign for a medicine did you?
Well, it's a good sign for
SCOTS Emulsion. The body
has to be repaired like other
things and SCOTS Emulsion is
the medicine that does it.
These poor bodies wear out
from worry, from over-work,
from disease. They get thin
and weak. Some of the new
ones are not we'll made-and
all of the old ones are racked
from long usage.
SCOTS Emulsion fixes all
kinds. 1t does the work both
inside and out. 1t makes soft
bones hard, thin blood red,
weak lungs strong, hollow
places full. Only the best ma
terials are used in the PATCHING
and the patches don't show
through the new glow of health.
No one has to wait his turn.
You can do it yourself-yo
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spatil beer t.s..
Mrs. Margaret Thurston is much i'm
proved In health.
DR.. Wasgatt and B. S. Hatch went on q
tishiDg trip from this mar Dor this week.
jeremiah Greenlaw remains quite feeble
but keeps about the house. His daug liter,
Mrs. Zilpha Webb, is expected this week
for short visit.
Presiding Elder Day failed to keep his
appointment here on Sunday, owing to
Illness. Quite a number came from a
distance expecting to hear him. u
Mrs. May Robbins returned from
Stonineton Saturday, after few weeks
stay. She has sold her house here to
George Stinson, and removed her furni-
ture to Mrs. Il. S. Warren's where she
will stay for the present. Mr.. Stinson's
family will move into their new home the
first OF the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Stanley expect to occupy the house which
they vscste.
Nov. p. ECO.
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43feNeE-
Schooner adam Bowlby", Capt. Hutch
fDson, loaded here and sailed for Boston
to raturn to South Brooksviile to haul up
for winter. L. b. COON bs, Of South
Broogsville, is with him.
The George 3. Ferguson, Capt. c. c.
MADDOX, has sailed from New York for
Norfolk, va. Capt. Maddox expects to
return to New York, then to some port
east and haul up for winter.
ks,.- 81
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Now. "a.

Rev. P. S. Collins and Rev. ]. ID. Nc
Graw, of Surry, begin series of meetings
at Rural hall this evening.
The Sunday school OF East Surry will
close next Sunday. II all the books are
returned, home department of the sun
day school will be opened that all may
keep in touch with the lessons and have
the use of the interesting library.
Nov Of q.
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80 s03a fat Coatiafg NeUs 90" other pages.
West R""-oeK.
Georg~ tnbott is still very i'll.
Mrs. " liam Linseott is ill with lung
fever.
Nstha Asa, OF Bar Harbor, is in town
on busih---
Mrs. Crrie Dorr has returned to her
home in Bur Hsrbor.
School : in session. taught by Joseph
Doyle, of FRANKLIN.
Shermaa Mcfarland was at home from
Bar Harhor tor few days this week.
Monroe Mcfarland and family have
moved into he Butler house for the win
ter.
Henry MtlIiken, ir., who is employed at
Veazie, was at home recently for a short
visit.
MIR. aud Mrs. George w. Butler, of West
franklin, spent a few days with relatives
recently
Horace Mcfarland, of Boston, is
In town, called here by the death Of his
father.
The large moose still rosms at large.
James H Mcfarland saw him few days
ago in his field.
Irving Mcfarland, who is employed at
Seal Harnor, made a short visit to his
parents tais week.
Chester Norris and Mr.. Davis, of Bar
Hsrbor, have been, during he past week,
guests at H c. Milliken's.
Rufus Linscott has erected a small
building near the postoffice, where he in
tends shaving hoops during the winter.
Mel. Smith, who has been during the
past two years employed on the Washing
ton County railroad, spent last week with
his parents.
Victor Smith, who has been en-
ployed ia Northeast aarbor during the
past year, spent a few days with his
grandparents this week.
James Monroe Mcfarland, who has
been in falling health for some time, died
Saturday morning. Mr.. Mcfarland was
seventy 80 years of age. He leaves six
children: Monroe Mcfarland, OF Han
cock; Horace Mcfarland, of Boston; Mrs
John McCsbe, Mrs. George Stuart, Misses
Effie and Blanche Mcfarland, of North
Hancock
Nov. %. sUMAc,
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DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seems espec
tally adapted TO the needs Of the children.
Pleasant to take: soothing IN It's influence; 1t Is
the remedy of all remedies for every form Of
threat and lung disease .--Adut.
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The inward effects Of humors are worse than
the outward. They endanger the whole system.
Heoa's sarsaparilla eradicates all humors.
cures an their Inward and outward effects. Ma
che great alternative and tonic, whose merit has
been everywhere established.-Asr
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HuIl's Cove
Miss Lizzie Stanley is at home from Cas-
tine for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Maria Hamor has gone to Goshen,
n. Y, to spend the winter with friends.
Harley Grant and wife have returned
from Harrington, where they have been
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Hamor entertained
the Owls Nest glee club at their home last
Tuesday evening.
This branch of the woman's auxiliary
was reorganized last Saturday evening.
They are to work for the benefit of the
House of the Good Shepard in Gardiner.
School closed last Friday after most
successful term taught by Maud Hamer.
The s. /, l.. M. gave an entertainment on
the last day. The children's declarations
and recitations showed good training, and
reflected great credit upon Miss Hsmor.
One OF the best features was the song
Where the Sweet Magnoliss Crow,
sung by Odelie McGown, Shirley Sweet
and Glendon Gardiner, who we're accom-
panied by Miss Hamor on the organ and
Master Harold Hamor ON the violin.
Nov. %. ANN.
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Lamoine-
Miss Vida Wilbur, of Eastbrook, is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Lydia Hodgkins.
Capt. Howard Farnham is at home for
brief stay, while his vessel Is in Boston.
Miss Clara Hodgkins is enjoying a
vacation from her studies at Castine nor.
NAL school.
Nov. %. H.
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Birch Harbor-
Miss Cnristine Arbuckle, OF Dedham,
is to spend the winter with Mrs. E. C.
Winsiow.
In spite OF the storm Tuesday evening,
the social given By the Endeavor society
was a success socially and financially.
School closed Friday after pleasant
term Of eight weeks. Pupils not absent
were Flossie Hancock, Nina Higgins,
Edgar Rice, Chester Rice, Myra Rice.
Those absent one-haIt day were Stephen
Rice. Those absent one day, James Crane
Clifford Crane, Gladys Rice, Mildred Rice.
Nov. IS. C.
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! Frank N. Scott arrived home Saturday
/ Dr.. F. B. Furserson Sss in Bangor last
/ week.
/ Edward Greenlsw returned from New
| York last week.
| Judge and Mrs. Spof ,rd returned from
Boston Saturday.
Capt. Charles Small arrived home from
| New York Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Y. Haskell werY In
Roekiand this week.
Miss Susie Pickering returned home
from Castine Wednesday.
Capt and Mrs. w. $. Green LETT Thurs
day for New York to spend tue winter.
Miss Cora Green is visiting her sister.
Mrs. F. G. McCoilnm, III Cambridgeport.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. Herbert Gross left
town Saturday TO spend The winter in
Boston.
Mrs. Cora L. Torrey left Wednesday for
Massachusetts, with her aunt, Mrs. NJ.
F. Grant.
W. II. Saunders. Roy Foster aud Miss
Bertha Saunders returned home from Cas-
tine Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Haskell Judkins, formerly
of this town, died at Westboro, Mass. =,
Nov. IL. She was born here Oct. u, 1856,
and usually spent her summers here.
Nov. %. F.J.S.
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stonington.
The dwellings of Henry and Emery
Eaton are nearly completed. u
Miss Carrie Trundy went TO Boston Sat
urday, for a few weeks stay. II
Misses Lottie and Minnie Tnurlow are
in Boston for few weeks outing.
Winfield Joyce, who has been on yacht
"Senta" the past season, is home for a
while.
Andrew Stinson, who has been employ
ed In the ssrdine factory at Swans Island,
is at home.
Fred Lawson will put hot wafer heat In
DIR. Noyes' dwelling. He is in Boston
after the apparatus this week.
Mr.. Parker, OF the firm OF Ryan i Par.
ker, stone contractors, of New York, is in
town looking after his stone business.
There were five three masted schooners
ia the haroor Sunday, besides the two
masters, waiting to load stone at the diff
ferent qnarries here.
Nov. lS EUGENE.
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his schooner up for the winter at Bucks

his schooner up for the winter at BUCKS
port.
Saturday, Nov. 49, at p. m''
Walter J. Creamer and Miss Ahhie Sellers
both OF this town, were married at the
residence of the groom, by Rev, G. Gar
land, pastor OF the Methodist church.
Only the immediate members OF the two
families witnessed the ceremony. Mr.
Creamer is one OF the most popular ana
prosperous business men In town. MISS
Sellers is well known in the place, having
had charge OF Mr. Creamer's dry goods
business for several years. Both Mr.. ana
Mrs Creamer have wide circle OF friends
who extend hearty congratulations and
the hope that theirs may be long and
happy welded life.
Nov. %. SCBA.
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Southwe-, aarpor.
Fred Higgins is at home from PittsfieId
academy for Thanksgiving.
Capt. Robbie Norwood came from New
York last week. He will spend the win
ter at home
Capt. Thomas Milan, iightkeeper at Mt.
Desert Rock station, is in town for his GUS
tomary vacation.
Miss Maud Holmes has taken the place
of Maud Higgins, who is away on a vaca-
tion, a, clerk in the store of A. /. Holmes.
Mrs. Randall and sons have moved their
household goods into the house lately va
Gated by Freeman Lurvey. They are SELL
ing some of the horses from their stable.
Schooner Napoleon, loaded with wood
and hay for Henry Tracy grounded within
few feet of the wharf, filled with water,
damaging much of the hay, No injury
was done the vessel
Miss Sadie DriscolI, of Colts Island,
now in training for nurse at the Maine
general hospital, lately spent a few days
with her sister, Mrs. J. d. Phillips. Miss
Ida Norw cod has given up teaching and
rs student at the same hospital.
For the present and possibly for six
months the Congregational sewing circle
will meet at the banquet hall, Odd Fellows
block, where there is room in plenty for
the thirty or more member Until after
the sale on Dec. 5, the meetings will be
held each Tuesday afternoon.
Charles B Gilley, our blind veteran of
abe civil war, who has been i'll and con-
fined to the house for two years, failed
rapidly during the past week and died
Monday morning. Mrs. Nancy Stanley,
of Bakers Island, sister to Mrs. Gilley,
was with her during the last week OF Mr..
Gilley's illness, and his daughter, Mrs.
Lena Beal, Of Bucksport, arrived Sunday
IN season to be recognized by her father.
Nov 70 SPRAY.
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COUNTY NEWS.

North Deer Isle.
Capt. Ralph Gray has arrived home from
Boston.
Miss Kate Thompson Is visiting friends
10 CastiBe.
Mrs. montford Haskell has gone to 81.
Johnsbury, VT.
Mrs. freeman Holden Is visiting reIa-
tives in Boston this week.
Capt Eben Eaton and wife, OF Little
Deer Isle, arrived home from New YORK
recently.
An engagement recently made public ia
that CT Miss Flora Is. Ellis, daughter Of
]. Meredith Ellis, to Amos ). Scott, OF
Deer Isle. The wedding Is to take Place
In few days.
Capt. Charles Scott has purchased
new boat which be will use IN carrying
the mali across Eggemoggin reach this
winter. The boat Is fifteen feet, six inches
long and four feet, four inches wide. She
was built by Rodney Eaton, of Little Deer
Isle.
Nov % T..
Reach.
Charles s. Foster Is visiting Ia Boston
and Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs Clara B. Holden Is visiting in Bos-
ton and Georgetown, Mass.
Capt. e. II. Torrey, OF Surry, Is the
guest of Capt. W, p. Lowe and wife.
ID. Wellington Torrey is painting Capt.
| j. 5. Bsrbour's house at the village.
Miss Mamie Knight came home from
Csstine normal school list Wednesday.
School closed Friday. after a very pleas
ant ana profitable term taught by Miss
Myrtle Carter, OF South Hope.
| Nov. y. NJ. l..
I sound.
Gerald Richardson arrived to-day from
| HsiIoweli.
| Jones Tracey Is moving back from Fer
maids, Sandy Point.
| Bsrtrsm Brown, OF his pace, who has
! been working In Noriheas Harhor, Is in
the Bar Hsrbor hospital III with gastric
! fever.
| Eugene Richardson IL at home from
North Jay for three weeks visit. He has
been away from home three years, and
his friends here are very glad 10 welcome
| him hack.
/ Nov. % u.
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North SedgwicS.
Miss Mabel Hunt, OF Charleston, is the
guest of Mrs. /. NJ. Allen. n
Mrs. g. NJ. Allen, with her daughters
Esther and Florence, returned from b rs
ton Nov. II
The young people had a party at the
grange hail Saturday evening. A good
time Is reported.
Malcolm Allen came home Saturday
from Charleston institute TO spend
Thanksgiving.
John circuit, Cecil Page and four oil
hunters, shot three deer last week In the
woods near by.
Mrs. III. L. Eiwell, who has been visit.
ing the past few weeks with her daugh-
tiers, Miss Abbie Elweii snd Mrs. Bsulsh
smallidge, in Portland, returned home
last week.
Nov D. RAE
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THE aIcAN has subscribers at JOG
a. The oost-o6iees in Hancock county;
al the - papers in the county COM
esned 90 reach so many. THE AMER
rcAN >, the only paper printed in
HCrcoc aHty. and has nerer claimed to
be, bur he only paper that con prop
erly o. ed COUNTY paper; all the
rest are rstg local papers. The csrc,ala-
zion OF AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Hdrbo7 cords summer iist. Ia larger
Ghan the I all the other papers printed
In HaRc, county.
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Mis- Hattie Clesses closed her school
here Friday. In the evening the leag 10
gave an entertainment at grange he
Ii was credit to both teacher and pupils
The proceeds amounted to over $50 Ms.
Cieaves ie't Monday morning for her
home at East SArgentviile.
The new grange hall Is progressing
quite fast. aud the mem hers d. Bay View
grange are looking forward to The lime
v ben they wilt occupy 1t. Among the
mem bers who attended the National
grange meeting at Lewiston recently
were Miss Rich, Miss NJ. X. Rich, Eph-
rain Alley and wife, ID. @. Hall and " lie
and Julien Emery. They report an Gu
ioysble trip and interesting meetings.
Nov. 25 r.,
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North Castine.
Mrs. ERE Conner, with her son Arthur.
has gone to Castine for short stay.
Roscoe Wardwell, who has been en-
ployed on the tug "Ralph Ross'', is at
home for the winter.
WiIbert ordway, who has been visiting
his father, Capt. Edwin ordway, has gone
to sea for the winter.
The school in the Dunbar district began
to-day, taught by Miss Dora Leach, a
student OF the normal school.
Nov. IS. l..
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was three years old, seem to appreciate
the kindness which prompted the gift as
much as the gift itself.
Nov % G.
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RAE.

Salisbury Cove.
| Mis- Georgia Young Is spending her va.
cation at home. She will begin her win,
ter term of school in two weeks in tn,
| Youi & district
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West Trenton.
Mrs. Lufkin, OF Ellsworth, is the guest
of Mrs. Caroline Moore.
Mrs. Caroline Moore spent last week in
Ellsworth, visiting relatives.
Schools throughout the town COM
menced Monday. District No. 8 Is taught
by ID. B. Alley.
Norman Mcfarland, who has been en-
pioyed at Bar Harbor since May, returned
home Saturday.
The kate Pray" discharged a cargo OF
corn, oats, feed and -four for II. II. Hop
kins Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Susan Darke returned from Sout b
Berwick Monday. She has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Philpot.
Nov. %. &.
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Frank Randall has moved his family to
Harrington for the winter.
DIR. Leo Larrabee spent few days in
Bangor the last of the week.
John Williams and wife went to Els
worth Friday to spend several days with
relatives.
Bradbury Smith and wife, OF West
Sullivan, were guests at DIR. Larrabee's
over Sunday.
DIR. Larrabee and wife and J.. NJ. WILL
Jams and wife attended a special meeting
OF the Eastern Star ON Thursday evening,
in Winter Hsrbor.
Prescott CIeaves and wife and Miss
Isabel Cieaves came from Bar Harbor
Saturday for few days visit with their
parents, e. w. Cieaves and wife.
C. c. Hutchings' lumber has arrived for
his house snd Is now on the spot. The
location of Mr.. Hutchings' lot is most
pleasant, on the high land overlooking
the village, with frontage to the harbor.
The old barn which has been a land
mark on the Colwell place for SO many
years has been removed, making a great
improvement. Capt. ColweIPs new set OF
buildings, which are about completed,
add much to the attractions of the
neig hborhood.
Nor
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Greet POND.
School closed Friday.
Edgar McIninch returned from Nor
cross Thursday.
Mrs, N. r. Collar returned Friday from
short visit to franklin.
Mrs. Matthew Laughlin gave a candy
party Thursday evening.
Mr.. Ellington and son, OF Bangor,
we're In town last week.
George Gould, OF Ellsworth, was in
town Tuesday on his way to the woods.
f. NJ. Wilkins and Mr.. Mcknight, OF
Springfield, Mass, who have been at AL
ligstor lake, left for home Wednesday.
The others Of the party, c. Il. whippie
and Fred Swan, OF Springfield, and War
ner Holt, OF Boston, came out from the
lake Saturday. They got three deer and q
bear, Mr.. Wbippie being the successful
bear hunter this year. They were much
pleased with their trip.
Nov. "a. FLossIE.
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Mrs. Edward Noyes and son are stop
ping with relatives in Steuoen. Mr..
Noyes is at e. +. Rays. The firm OF
Noyes & Ray, recently burned out, talk OF
building in the spring.
Nov. Is. c.
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Deer Isle
Mrs. II. c. Gross will spend the winter
with A. o. Gross.
DIR. L. N. Hart moved his family to
Camden Monusy, where he will set up his
office.
Clarence Dow and his brother Winfield
have bought small vessel of Michael
Stinson, OF Swans Island. They will
start soon for Bucks Harbor for load OF
sawdust.
Capt. Ed A. Richardson came home
from Boston "Wednesday for short visit
to his family. Ills vessel, the as. G.
Haskell" is dischargiag at Boston.
She is just back I ON good trip to
South America, Capt. Richardson did
not have such rough passage as was re-
ported In The AMERICAN lest week. The
IS. G. Haskell" is chartered for Bruins
wick and back to Boston with dry cyprus.
Nov. IS. 5.
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Miss Geneva Sawyer left for Boston Fri
day, where she will spend the winter.
Miss Bertha Moore, of GouIdsboro, was
guest of Miss Alice Cole, Wednesday.
Henry Handy arrived home this week
from Marblehesd, Mass, where he has
been for year.
The school improvement league gave q
pleasing entertainment in the hall We'd
nesdsy evening, and had a good attend
ance.
The grammar school closed Friday, and
after vacation of one week, will resume
for the winter with the same teacher-C.
c. Baker, of Steueen.
Walter p. Hewins has closed Uneeda
Rest for the winter, and, with his family,
left Wednesday for his home in Dorehes-
ter, Mass, for the winter.
The many friends of Capt. John Allen
were pleased to hear of his safe arrival in
Boston on Thursday. He had been forty
three days from Cienfeugos in the brig
sullivan, and much anxiety was felt
for his safety.
n Nov. q. {.
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COUNTY NEWS.

~ additional County News see other paseA

Prospect HarDor.
J. NJ. Williams has returned home from
Pennington, where he has superintendent
the corn-packing factory as usual. He
expects to be home all winter.
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Lewis Bridges and Charles Staples sho;
deer this week.
Percy w. Perkins Is at work 10 Orono
on the new Catholic church.
o, w. Dunbar is painting the outside OF
Capt. Scion Peterson's house.
MIR. and Mrs. s. b. Condor went to
Sedgwick last Sunday, called by the III
ness OF Mrs. Condon's brother, Jay P.
Alien, who has pneumonia.
Nov. rs CLIMAX