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Johnson.

South Deer Isle.
Work on all the qUarries was suspended
on Thursday, and the telephone service
was suspended till 3 p. m. Flags were at
half mast and the general topic was the
Presidents funeral.
Several of the men from the "Constitu-
ton" and from other yachts have arrived
home. Among the home corners are
George Stinson, Florestan McAuley,
Charles Bray and Eben Dow.
There has been quite an exodus from
here this week. Monday Carl Robbins
and the Misses Alice and Nellie Robbins
went to Boston, expecting to go through
by steamer but by the breaking down OF
the "City of Rockland" they'were obliged
to go through by train. Tuesday Loren
Robbins left for his home in Bueksport.
after short visit to friends here. Thurs
day Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thurston and
Mrs. Elyira Thurston left for Cam bridge.
Mass, and Miss Sophie Benson left for her
home in Camden.
sept. ~. Eco.
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West BrooksviIe.
; Capt. j. P. Tapley shipped 900 pounds
Of live fowl to Boston last week.
Mrs. L. A. Stewart and son Allen left
Tor Boston last Wednesday to be absent a
month.
Rev. H. L. Packard exchanged pulpits
With Rev. Mr.. Bailey, of Brooksville,
Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Mills and family, who have
passed the summer at Vinalhaven, re-
turned Saturday and opened their house
Tor the winter.
Miss Lucy Hale Tapley and Oscar L.
Tapley left Saturday. Miss Tapley has
gone to resume her teaching at the Spell
man seminary, Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. TapIey,
who goes to New YORK, will make sea
trip South before his return home.
Memorial services for President MeKin-
ley were held in the grammar schoolroom
Thursday afternoon. The room was dec
GRATED with red, white and blue bunting.
On the walls were large pictures of Gar
field and Mckinley, heavily draped. The
children all wore rosettes of black with
tiny American flags in the centre. The
exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. H. l.. Packard, followed by readings
and singing by the children. One of the
selections sung was Nearer, My God, to
Thee. Rev. Mr.. Packard sang LEAD,
Kindly Light. Tpe meeting was closed
by all singing America"
Sept. 20. ToNsoN.
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( sullivan
Miss e J. Simpson, OF Newton, who has
been in town for the last four weeks, re-
turned to her home in Newton to- day
Mrs, George Walker and daughters Mrs
Jewell and Miss Dorothy Walker. left last
Friday for their home in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. Arthur Dyer left la Tuesday.
after her summer here, taking with her
her aunt, Mrs. Franklin. for a visit with
her friends in Boston.
Mrs. Alvin Wilson who has been in the
hospital in Boston for treatment has ju-t
returned home greatly benefited. All are
glad to see her improved condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Webb, of Boston,
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. Emery the past week. Mr.. Webb has
been in the employ OF j. S. Emery & Co..
of Boston, for twenty years.
The comrades and friends of Moses
Baker met at his home on Saturday for a
reunion complimentary to him and his
wife. The FIRST part of the day was taken
up by the Grand Army post with its
exercises and dinner. The latter part Of
the day was given to friends and neighbors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Baker in hearty con-
gratulations to the couple who have both
passed the eightieth milestone OF their
journey, but are in good physical
condition. Mr.. Baker was among the
very first who enlisted in the war of the
rebellion and among the last to be mus
tered out. On this occasion he wore with
pride his army badges. Rev. MIR. Russell
spoke very finely of the Civil war and its
results, of the Spanish war and the good
it has already done for the oppressed in
Cuba, and also dwelt most feelingly on
the present grief of the nation. Supper
was served on the lawn in front of the
house, and was very efficiently presided
over by their daughter, Mrs. Temple, and
daughter in law, Mrs. b. G. Baker.
Sept. %. r.
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seawall.
Sept. 20.

Seawall.
Guy Young, of Lewiston, is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanley.
schoo. sSsSn Monday. Sept. 10, taught
by Miss Louise Heath, of Seal Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Torrey, of Sedg-
wick, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin S. Deliver.
Ernest Stanley, of Manset, has moved
his family to the little house formerly
owned by Amos Deliver.
Mrs. K. e. Newman, who has supplied
the 5edg "icsN's Fulton cottage at South
west Harbor with milk, made her last
trip Monday. She has carried the milk
on her wheel, and has missed but one trip
since June 10.
Sept. %. DOLLY,
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North Lamoine.
Little Christine Wallace, who has been
seriously ill, is eonvalescent.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland left this
morning to enter Yale college for post
graduate course.
Mrs. A. II. Coggins, tho has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. ROBBIE Norwood.
at Southwest Harbor, has returned.
Sept. %. Y.
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Nearer My God to Thee, the cry
OF a manly soul.
pssoiped. That Mr. Mckinley as President
ennobied family life; treated the family as
ordained OF God 10 be the most sacred insti-
tu;,op OF the world. Ills Grst thought was OF
Mrs. Mckinley and to spare herr his last
thought was Of her. True to his memory VIC
will bear her on GUY hcsrts. Her SUFFERING the
sympathy OF the whole world cannot prevent
being hers alone. Every heart must echo for
Itself. We will pray for her, that In shts hour
Of the most exquisite torture a heart can know,
God who Is Hight and in whom is no dark
ness at all. may be her comfort.
Long live the republic
Nahum Hiuckley spoke briefly OF the
existence OF anarchists in our country,
and forcibIy expressed the desire that
means should he taken to suppress this
reasonable evil. A. n. osgood, in few
words, referred to our great loss ID the
death OF Mr.. Mckinley.
Prot. Russell, OF the academy, alluded
to the student lifeof Mckinney. 1t was
especially pleasing to all to hear some
appreciative and interesting remarks
from Mr.. johnson, summer Visitor here
who Is a resident OF Cleveland and there
fore, with others from Ohio who were
present at the memorial service, especially
touched by the great national sorrow.
The audience Joined In singing
"America", and the service was closed.
The church bells were toiled for an hour.
Sept. %. M.
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North Brooksviile.
Mrs. Eliza Jones is very i'll.
Mrs. David Steele has gone to Penob.
scot to visit her mother.
Ralph HAYES, wife and daughter have
returned to their home in New York.
Frank Billings has sold his farm at
Shows cove and moved to Brooksviile.
The bell for the new chapel has arrived.
1t is present from the late Mrs. Esther
circuit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Ellis, of North Deer
Isle, were the guests of NJ ISIS Geuevieve
Alien Ia a week.
Mr.. ana Mrs W. w. Black are at
Steuoen th's week, visiting Mr.. B.scs's
parents, Lewis Back and wife.
Mrs. Msrgie Perkins tainted aud fell on
the stove oae day recently, burning her
face and arms quite badly.
SepI. D. C.
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Franklin Read.
NJ ISIS Hattie joy Is IA.
Mrs. Nelson Stewart and Mrs. George
Stewart are visiting relatives and friends
Ia Guiiiord and Liucoln.
Mrs. w. II. Ames, with her son viii
liam, Of Boston, made her mother, Mrs.
John n. Phillips, short visit recently.
Sept. % q,
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West Eden.
Lorenzo Mayo has returned home from
Boston snd gone to Bar Harder to resume
work.
Mrs. Alice Graves and children, who
have been spending TIE summer with her
parents, returned TO itr hum. at North
EAST Har Dor this wtex.
Sept 10. NJ
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their many friends in their welded life.
Mrs. Owen Dunbar and daughter Ruth
arrived home from Boston last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dudley Bridges were the
guests OF Miss Alice E. Roberts on Fri
day.
Mrs. Florence Wardweil has been quite
ill. Her mother, Mrs. Lewis Hutchings,
is with her.
Charles Staples and Charles Guiiford are
home from a i've months trip to the
banks in schooner "Landseer", Capt.
Charles Cushing. They report fish very
scarce.
The funeral OF John r. Mcnamara,
who died of consumption In the Ban
gor hospital, was held at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. Augustus Cain, Thursday
afternoon, Rev. e. K. Drew officiating.
The male quartette rendered appropriate
selections. The interment was In the
family lot in Bluehill.
On Friday the G. A. r. and W. r. c., of
Bucksport, had picnic and clam bake
on Oak Point. Rev. E. K. Drew, Prince
Staples and Isaac Goodwin, members OF
BluehiII post, were present by special in
vitation. After dinner some very inter-
esting remarks were made by Rev. L. X.
Drew, William Townsend and Mrs. La
Gross. Miss Grace Stetson recited "The
Badge on the Old Soldiers Coat", in
very pleasing manner. Although the
day was rather cool, all claimed to have
had an enjoyable trip aud declared it
their intention to have Oak Point as
their picnic ground another season.
Sept. %. CLIMAX.
Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. Jacob Mayo has gone to orono to
visit Der son Alfred.
Miss NJ. A. Carroll went to Bakers Is
land last week to resume her teaching.
William Herrick lost vaIuabl COW last
week through having eaten something
poisonous.
Enoch Lurvey, Of Brooklin, accom-
panied by his wife and son, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Carroll.
John t. Finney, of South birmingham,
Mass, arrived Saturday for his annual va
cation. He win spend week with Will
liam Mason and other relatives.
Lewis Wilson, rho is building himself
a cottage on one OF the Rockend lots, will
move his family to Northeast Harbor very
soon. All here regret the removal OF this
pleasant family.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Leverett Gilley, Ida May, bright lovely
babe of six months, after much suffering,
died Wednesday morning, Sept. IS. Fu-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Harvey Hodgkins has returned
from Sorrento, where she has spent the
summer. She was accompanied by her
daughter Winnie, who, after two weeks
visit, will join her husband, ]. o. Whit
comb, in Syracuse, New York.
Quite a number from this place will
leave here Monday and Tuesday for the
three annual conventions that by strange
are to convene on the same
dates at Bangor and Biddeford Rev.
Dean Walker, with Mrs. o. w. Cousins,
will represent the Congregational church
at the State conference, Bangor. A large
Baptist delegation will go to the same city,
among them Mrs. A. w. Clark, Mrs. Josie
Stanley, Mrs. Emeline Fiske, Miss Maud
Holmes and others. Mrs. j. T. r. Free
man and daughter Katherine, together
with Mrs. E Benson Stanley and Mrs A.
S, Powers, are delel ates to the State W.
Sept. %. SPRAY.
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south PenoDscor.
BowDEN KINGSLEY.
DOLLY.

DO y A1I--N nl-NNIoI4E
The home of Mrs. Clara l.. Bowden was
che scene of pretty wedding Wednes-
day, at $50 a. M, when her eldest daugh-
ter, Wilma E., was married to Waldo E.
Kingsbury, of Medfield, Mass, by Rev.
e. K. Drew, pastor of the Baptist church.
The bride wore blue broadcIoth skirt,
with white satin waist. The best man
was Chandler Bowden, brother OF the
bride, ana tine bridesmaid was her sister
Flora, who was dressed in white. Another
sister, Miss Vesta, played the wedding
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Green Lane.
Miss Helen e. Maddox has returned to
Chsriestown, Mass.
Mrs. @. E. Higgins and daughters,
Marie and Helen, returned TO Charles
town, Mass, after spending four weeks
here.
John Haynes, wife and daughter, Of
Boston, are visiting F. =. Nye.
Salmon are being taken at the fish sta
ton for spawn, unusually early this year.
supt. Rice is in hopes to get 3 ooo, 600 eggs
this year.
Sent IL. ".
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North Biuehill.
Perry Grindle, an aged citizen OF this
place, is seriously i'll.
James s. Young, of Bangor, arrived at
N. Bowden's Saturday for few days
visit.
Nathaniel Bowdeu and family attend ed
the wedding OF Waldo Emerson Kings
bury, of Medfieid, Mass, and Miss
Wilma Bowden, of South Penobseot, ON
Sept. is, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Cara Bowden.
John Mcnamara, OF South Penobscot,
former resident Of this place, died Tues
day at the hospital in Bangor. His
funeral took place Thursday at the resi-
dence of his sister and only near relative,
Mrs. Aug ustus Cain, at South Penobscot.
He was buried in Bluehitl. MIR. Me-
Namara was member of the United
Workmen, aud had many friends In Blue
hiil.
Sept. % w.
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Bar tlett's Island.
Nellie Bartlett has gone to Otter Creek
to teach this fall.
Elsie Robbins came home from Bass
Harbor, where she spent the summer, last
Thursday.
Willis Hadley, formerly of this place,
now OF California, after an absence OF
more than thirty years, is spending a
short time here visiting friends and rela-
tivrs tie ii 'ds the place much changed,
ana few OF his OLD friends and childhood
play here TO greet him.
A sad accident occurred here Friday.
Willard Bartlett and Charlie Raymond
were wrestling. Charlie, In failing,
caught his foot, and broke both boues of
his left leg about halt way between the
knee and ankle. DIR. Phillips set his leg,
and he is doing as Well as could be ex-
pecteo.
Sept. 81. r.
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march. The room was prettily decorated
with flowers and potted plants.
After the ceremony refreshments were
served by Mrs. Mary Roberts and Miss
Grace Nichols. The presents were numer-
Gus and handsome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury left for trip
to the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo. They have the lest wishes of
their many friends in their welded life.
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Oriand.
The ladies' birthday club will give an
antiquarian ball and supper Sept 81.
Carl p. Saunders, Albert Buck and
Frank j. Pstten are Attending school ia
Bucksport.
Miss Mae Harrinaa has arrived from
Boston, where she was the guest OF Mrs.
William ". Moxhan.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred NJ. French, of woon-
socket, K. l., who have been here on their
bridal trip as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. French, have returned home.
The school on the hill commenced
Monday with Miss Myra Lufkin, East
Orrington, teacher. The school room has
been thoroughly renovated, and presents
an attractive appearance.
At a recent meeting OF the ladies' BIRTH
day club the following officers were
chosen: President, Mrs. A. c. Dorr;
vice president, Frances A. Hodgdon;
treasurer, Mrs. Geneva Gray; secretary,
Eva Gilpatrick; directors, Mrs. Fred NJ.
Reyes, Mrs. Luzon Wood, Mrs. Walter
Il. Hutchings, Mrs. George Gray, Mrs.
Fred Meade, Mrs. Will n. Everett, and
Mrs. Owen A. Soper.
Sept. 16. @.
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MariayilIe.
Mrs John Jordan is i'll.
Farmers are digging their potatoes.
"Small aud few in HIP, is the report.
There will be no services here on Sun
day, as Rev. S. A. Thurlow could not be
here.
LiDwood Hoyt and wife, who have been
spending few weeks with relatives here,
will return to their home in Lawrence,
Mass, Monday.
Alice Richardson is boarding at Nathan
Jordsn's and attending school in district
No. 2. Her home is in district No. 8, but
there is not enough pupils in that district
for a school.
Sept. 81. l.. NJ.
Miss Lillian Gray is attending Bucks
port seminary.
Schools are is session, with the same
teachers as last year.
Hugh Mason, Frank Sawyer and OF hers,
chapel here.
Arthur Dyer and bride, from Cotuit,
Mass, after Visiting his parents, returned
home last week. His sisters Ethel and
Augusta were here during his visit.
Sept. Is. B.
East FrankIin-
Calvin Springer is home from Hall
Quarry, where be has been employed.
Edward Hooper, who has been working
ON the Washington County railroad, has
returned home.
The community was shocked last week
by the sudden death of John Hardison,
who fell dead last Monday from heart
failure. He was good citizen, kind
neighbor, and will be much missed. The
family has the sympathy of the COM
munity.
Sept. Is. Mp.
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this idea into execution all along the line.
His horses ana turnouts are noted for
their superiority, and his friends here,
twenty years, expect when they see any
thing OF DR.. Condon's to see something
in which there is no counterfeit. His
home fully meets all expectations. DR..
Condon's old Hancock county friends
congratulate him on his comfortable sur
roundings.
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somesvtIle-
Miss Emma Richardson has gone to
Bartlett's Island to teach.
Master Francis Lantsn Foley Is again
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
]. Somes.
Schooner kate l.. Pray, loaded wit b
stone at Hall Quarry, sailed for Ports
mouth Saturday.
G. NJ. Crawford, of Hartford, Conn,
has Joined his family here, aud is enjoy
ing his vacation.
Mrs. Lester Pray and Miss Sarah Somes
arrived home Saturday after spending a
few weeks with relatives in Cambridge
port. u,
The schools in the village reopen to-
day, after a pleasant summer vacation.
e. W. ober will teach the grammar and
Miss Alice Mason the primary.
Sept. %. III.
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1t goes to show-the bald head.
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East Biuehin.
Joseph stansfeld left last Saturday for
North Jay.
The stores and schools were closed
Thursday.
E. w. Barton, of Holy oke, Mass, is the
guest of G. G. Long.
Mrs. s. j. Grant, of Bangor, who has
been the guest of Mrs. l.. b. Grindie, re-
turned to her home last Tuesday.
Schooner "W. o. Nettleton', Cousins
master, arrived last Sunday with freight
for the grange store and for L, B. Grindle.
Last Friday Richard Greene was de.
liveriDg goods for the grange store. At
George Bacon's he was standing between
the wheels taking packages from his de-
livery wagon. His horse started and he was
knocked down. One OF his knees was In
jured severely. He has been confined to
his bed the greater part Of the time since
the accident.
Sept D. a
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Archie Bridges is home on vacation.
Mrs. Annie Bosworth, OF Harpswell, Is
visiting Mrs. A. E. varnum.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank W. Wardwell Sept. Ia.
The schooner "Addie Clement is dis
charging freight for N. Mitchell.
Rev. S A. Bender, Of the Bucksport
seminary, occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist church Sunday evening. Il
Miss Mabel Snow man, who has been at
home on short vacation, returned to
Boothbsy Harbor Monday, accompanied
by her sister Elsie.
Sept. %. SuBA.
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Seal Cove.
Percy A. Perry, of Sorrento, is visiting
friends in town.
Schools opened Sept. I6. Miss Sarah
Carroll, OF Southwest Harbor, is teaching
at North Seal Cove; Miss Josie Billings at
South Seal Cove aud Miss Myra Powers at
Bsyside.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Murphy died Saturday morning, Sept 81,
after short illness of cholera infantum.
Much sympathy is felt for the bercaved
parents.
Allen Pierce, who accompanied his
mother to Boston, has secured a good
position in store In that city. Allen
has many friends here, who are glad to
hear OF his good fortune.
Rev. s. s. Hanscom, OF Bar Harbor,
gave very interesting lecture at the hail
Thursday evening, Sept. II. Ice cream
was served at the close of the lecture.
Proceeds for the benefit OF the new Meth
odist church at West fremont.
George Byron Heath, of Calais, who
has been visiting relatives here, went to
Somesviile short time ago. During Mr..
Hesth's stay here he assisted at a sacred
concert given by J. j. Heath and sister,
Miss Louisa Heath. Charles Moffitt,
of Boston, was also one OF the artists,
whose fine singing added much to the
entertain ment.
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Jail Delivery at Irvine.

On Sunday night, April 20, at
Irvine, Ky, Sim Deharn, charged
with felonies; Joe Spivey, indicted
for shooting with intent to kill;
Jim Lynch and Yes Gray, incsr-
cerated to pay fine for shooting
on the highway, escaped from the
county Jail by removing some
bricks beneath window and slid
ing to the ground by hanging
blanket. Joe Mcdowell ex- cashier
of the Estill County Deposit Bank,
charged with embezzlement, was in
Jail with them and was asked to
fly also, but he declined.