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North Pemopscot.
Mrs. Charles Coffin is quite ill.
George P Leach is recovering from ty-
phoid fev'r -,
Howard Dorr has the mail service over
route from Bucksport to Castine.
Samuel Patten and wife will start soon
for Lynn, Mass, to spend the winter with
their son Ross.
Mrs. Garland has gone to Deer Isle to
visit her sister, Mrs. Charles Webb. She
expects to be away several weeks.
Hiram Leach and wife have gone to Brock
ton, Mas, where they expect to spend the
winter with their daughter, Mrs. Grace
Hartman
There are few young men left in town,
work abroad having called them away.
Wages ought to improve under the de-
mand fer la Dor.
The chicken pox has prevailed among
the children, but they have paid little
attention to it. In so light form has it
appeared that neighbcrs forgot to mention
1t to one another.
Miss Harriet Lowell, who recently died
in orland, left large legacy to Harvard
college. She was native of this town in
stead of Orlsnd, as reported. She taught
school here when but fourteen years OF
age with good success. She had been the
most of her life a resident of Boston,
and left property estimated to be
worth quarter OF million dollars.
Several of the LowelI's here are to receive
requests
Hiram Leach was the victim of an opti-
cal joke last Monday. On his way to the
store quite early in the morning, he cast
his eye over to the Parson Garland house
and saw the clothes hanging on the line
1t was so early in the morning that he
quite doubted his own senses. When he
reached the premises he made closer in
speetion, but the clothes had vanished
The cause of this mysterious manifesto
tion OF seeing something where nothing
was, has puzzled Mr.. Leach ever since. :
The grange is steadily increasing in
mem bership. 1t was organized less than
year ago with seventeen charter mem bers,
and now has forty members, representing
the substantial element of the community.
AT an early stage the grange purchased
Rechab hall, which was built at consider
able sacrifice and for many years occupied
by the Good Templars, one of the strongest
and most flourishing organizations OF its
kind in the State at the time. The grange
was fortunate in securing this hall at
very low figure, which when thoroughly
repaired and fitted IN as intended will
make very commodious and comfortable
home for the grange.
Nov. 8. II.
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swans Island.
Calvin Gross was in Bangor last week on
business.
Ferdinando Morse was In Bangor last
week on business. =
The socials each week in Epworth hall
are well attended.
Hollis Pettengill has moved his family
into Benjamin Smiths house.
Mrs. Rowe, who has been in poor health
for some time, is now improving.
Lyman Stanley, who has been away all
summer in yacht, came home last We'd
nesday.
Presiding Elder Day win be here next
week and will assist the pastor In special
services.
Mrs. Freeman Kent, who has been very
III for over year, is now greatly improved
in health.
Calvin Kent and Michael Stinson, who
have been away after herring, are at home
for the winter.
Rev. F. V. Stanley starts to-day for
Hampden to attend the Itinerants in
stitute. He expects to be gone three or
four days.
Capt. Horace Stanley had his hand
bitten by lobster number OF days ago,
and is now suffering from blood poisoning.
He went to Rockland last Friday and word
came Saturday night that he is receiving
help.
School has closed at Atlantic after
profitable term OF eight weeks. Austin
Joyce, of Atlantic, taught the school. The
following pupils were not absent one half
day: Sadie Burns, Vira Joyce, Carlton
Joyce, Chester Joyce, Ruth Staples, Marion
Trask, Goldie Staples, Hazel Stockbridge.
Nov. IL. M,F.
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North Deer Isle.
Parker Eaton has gone to Boston. y
Miss Minnie Eaton arrived home re-
Gently.
John Lalley, OF Belfast, was here satur-
day ON business.
Mrs. Mark Whitmore, of Camden, is
visiting relatives here.
Madison Torrey has returned home
from the seasons yachting.
Capt. Charles Gray aud wife returned
this week from a trip to Boston.
Eben Hinckley, of sedgwick, was a
guest at the Ellis house Saturday.
Sherman Hutchinson arrived Saturday
on the way to his home at Little Deer Isle
Capt. George d. Haskell, commander of
the steam yacht "White Heather, arrived
home this week.
F. A. Smith, of Msnset, was here Satur-
day. Mr.. Smith will soon open jewelry
store at Mt. Desert.
Theodore Scott arrived home this week.
He has been employed on the yacht
"Lillias" the past season.
Miss Flora Ellis has arrived home from
Boston, where she has been staying few
weeks with Mrs. Alice Paris.
Frank A. Holden reached home this
week. He has been quartermaster on the
steam yacht sapphire" the past summer.
Nov. IL. +,
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Franklin Road.
Charlie Googins is at home for the
holidays.
Albert Tenney is at home from North
east Harbor.
Mrs. Ann DeBeck, OF Clifton, visited
her brother, Eben Tracy and family, last
week.
Miss Fly, Castine graduate, made her
classmste, Mrs. Lena Stewart, a visit
recently.
Mrs. Julia Tracy visited her sister, Mrs.
Olive Marshall, last week. Her little niece,
Bernice Marshall. who has been with her
for several months, accompanied her.
School closed Nov. /. Miss Sadie Mullsn,
resident teacher, has taught the last two
terms. Miss Mullan has taught several
schools in this vicinity and is liked by
both pupils and parents. The exhibition
given by the school last Wednesday was a
success. An interesting programme OF
music, recitations and tableaux was pre-
scented, all rendering their parts well.
After the entertainment, refreshments
were served. The proceeds, $40, go to the
Union schoolhouse fund.
Nov. II. q.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional oountg Ne.e. .se LIZ paess
south GouIdsbaro.

South GouIdsbaro.
A. B. Bunker is building new stable.
c. t. Hooper and wife are in Brighton,
Mass, visiting relatives.
The sardine factory viii close this week,
after fine seasons work.
Miss Grace Bunker is visiting Miss
Geneva Stevens in Birch Hsrbor.
Eldon Allen, wife and child returned to
their home in Lubec this morning.
Mrs. A. +. Hooper has been suffering
with severe attack OF neuralgia.
E. c. Sargent and wife have moved from
Iron Bound Isle to their home here.
Mrs. Hattie Sargent has a pink and
white chrysanthemum with 200 blossoms
on it.
Miss Susie Over, OF Prospect Harbor,
was the guest of Miss Lucy Bunker over
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Bunker will return to Boston
Tuesday after spending three weeks with
relatives here before entering the Massa-
chusetts general hospital.
Nov. IL. s. NJ. S.
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South Deer Isle.
Ralph Hatch, who has speut the summer
with his grandparents, has arrived home.
Mrs. Margaret Thurstou is improving
slowly, but is still very feeble, one side
being still nearly helpless.
Mrs. p q. Warren returned from Cam
bridge, Mass, Wednesday. She was called
there by he illness OF her daughter, Mrs.
Elvira Thurston, who is now much i'm
proved in health.
A letter from Allston, Mass, states that
Carl Robbins, who is employed there, has
been i'll with a slight attack OF bronchitis,
but ia recovering and expects to resume
work in day or two.
Mrs. Carrie Smith, of Lansingburg, n.
Y, made short visit to friends here this
week. She left Saturday for Isle au Haut,
where she viii spend a short time with
her cousin, Mrs. Fannie Turner, before
leaving for her home.
Mrs. l.. ]. Warren returned from Vinal-
haven Monday. She was called there by
she death of her brother, Samuel Fiield,
who died very suddenly last week. Mr..
FifIeld was a native OF that part OF Deer
Isle which is now West Stonington, and
was wen and favorabIy known here from
his boyhood. His sudden death is re-
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THA fCAE has subscribers at 100
Of the ost-o6ices in Hancock cottnty;
all the > papers in the county COM
bs,seu ~ ~vs reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN ~ OF the only paper printed in
Heneoci unity, ana has neper claimed to
be, bal he only paper that con prop
erly Be ed a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are rety local papers. The eircsaiG-
zion Of ! AMERICAN, barring the Bar
HurboT cords summer list, IS larger
than thar i all the other papers printed
IN Hancork county.
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MarfavIlIe.
Mrs. Cynthia Bennett, of Brewer. is in
town.
John Pool has moved into his new
house.
Z. E. Jordsn, the postmaster, was in
Ellsworth thu past week.
The bridge on the cross road leading to
Mark Frost's is up for repairs.
Mrs. Susie Moore, OF Ellsworth Falls.
has been visiting Mrs. Lizzie Frost tue
past week.
Mrs. Mary Smith, OF Hancock, and Mrs.
Alice Kelliher, OF Ellsworth, were visit
ing their childhood home, the Morrison
homestead, the last week. They were
welcomed by their relatives and old
neig hbors.
School closed IN district No. 3 Friday
afternoon, Nov. s. The school has been
taught by Miss Lura Durham, OF Am
herst. The parents of the pupils met in
the afternoon to extend their thanks to
the teacher for the great interest she has
manifested from the.frst for the advance
ment of her pupils. This is Miss Dun
hams third term here.
Nov g. =
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surrY.
J. Z. Colt, who has been III for several
weeks, is improving.
Harry Wood and William Robbins are
i'll with typhoid fever.
Postmaster ID. J. Curtis has moved
into the Knowles house.
Albert, the oldest son OF Edgar Witbee,
is laid up with bad cut on his knee.
Rev. J. ID. MeGrsw has been visiting
his parents at Mars Hill the past week.
He went to Bangor by team Monday,
taking the train for Mars Htit Tuesday.
He was Joined by his wife and daughter
Flossie at Patten. Mrs. McGraw and her
daughter had been visiting during the
previous week at Dantorth.
Nov. IL q.
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East surry.
Mrs. c. Z. Fullerton, OF Lamoine, spent
few days last week with her uncle aud
aunt here.
Mrs. Hattie Herrick is in town for a
short time. She is having her wharf at
Surry repaired.
Howard Lord returns to his work at
Bar Hsrbor to-day. He was called home
by the death OF his father, Simeon Lord.
S. j. Treworgy is building dam at the
brook above the bridge at Contention
cove to make an ice pond. This win sup
ply long felt need. Several are build
ing ice-houses.
There will be ;sociable at Rursl hall
next Wednesday evening for the benefit
OF Clifford Synclair, who has been i'll for
several months. There will be sale OF
cooked food and other articles which the
public will bring or send in.
Nov. 4. c.
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Winter Harpor.
The new vestry is nearly completed.
Mrs. Baker, of Steuben, is visiting reIa-
tives in town.
Capt C. II. Davis is building an addition
to his boat-house.
c. c Hutchings and wife have gone to
Prospect Harbor to reside.
G. T. Hooper and wife are spending
few weeks in Boston and vicinity.
The pumping station is to be greatlyen-
iarged and another engine added.
Schoodic Inn, the new hotel which was
recently opened in this village, is well
patronized.
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
Catholic church which is in process of
erection at Grindstone Neck.
Mrs. Mary Joy and daughter Beulah
have gone to Prospect Harbor, where they
will remain during the winter.
Mrs. Cora Guptill and Mrs. Jennie
Childs, who have been visiting relatives in
Lowell, Mass, returned Friday.
Miss Clara Jones entertained party of
her young friends at the home OF DR..
Small Tuesday evening, her fourteenth
birthday.
George Blanee has been appointed super
intendent of the Grindstone Neck corpo-
ration In place of C. c. Hutching who
recently resigned.
james r. Foster has been quite ill of
tvphOid fever hYt IA rnnvz ulnulr ,sooua.
ing. Charles Hopkins and wife, of Mill
bridge, are with him during his illness.
Nov. IL. E.
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men here Saturday afternoon and staked
out tae lot to build an Episcopal church.
The school league gave an entertainment
and served ice-cream in the schooihouse
Friday evening. They took about rs.
The auxiliary society had a grab bag, and
Melted 1895. The ladies' OF the auxiliary
society are working for the building of
church here.
Nov ~
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Nov. 8.

Deer IsIe.
The schooner IS. G. Haskell', command
ed by Capt. Ed. A. Richardson, of Deer
Isle, had rough trip from Rosario, s. A.
press despatch from New London,
Conn.,, says: 1.-THE three-masted schooner
3. G. Haskell, Capt. Richardson, from
Rosario and Buenos Ayres for Boston
with cargo Of wool and hides, arrived at
New London Thursday, after a rough
experience. She has been north of Hat
teras for several weeks, and during that
time she was continually buffeted by
gales and rough seas. The crew was
nearly exhausted when the vessel reached
New London" The "Haskell" reached
Boston Saturday.
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West fremont.
Gardiner Lawson is at home with his
family. He expects to remain all winter.
Rev. A. P. Thompson was called home
by the death of his father at Haverhill,
Mass.
A box supper will be held at Mrs. Flora
Murphy's ice cream parlor for the bene-
fit OF the new church.
Helen G. Clark, of Manset, and Beatrice
K. Lunt. of this place, went to Bangor
Friday to visit friends. Miss Lunt will
visit her sister Zulma at Waterville, and
Miss Clark viii visit her aunt at Orono be-
fore returning.
Nov. Z. THELMA.
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rhe weather of Noyember.

Following is an abstract OF meteoro-
logical observations at the Maine agricui-
tural experiment station at 0rono, dur
ing the month OF November:
Number Of fair days. ...s.+..ss..ssss-.s..ssssA
Number of cloudy dayA...s........s..-.-+ ..ss.lO
Total precipitation az waier..........s.ia inches
Average for same month for 81 yesrs. .4.oT inches
Temperature.
Average for the month ..........-.-......'t1.er
Average for same month for 80 years......is.oo'
Highest for same month for 50 years $3.50. Sc
Lowest. Oct. ~. ."
Lowest for same month for IS years. .ls'
Average OF warmest dny...s..-... ..s.ss....es
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sound.
Miss Mile Wasgatt goes to school in
the Young district She lives with her
grandmother, Mrs. George Newman.
Warren Brown and Edward Higgins
are at home for two weeks from HALO
we'll, where they have been employed in
the stone business the last six months.
Rev. J. r. Norwood, of St. Marys. by
the-Sea, Mort beast Barbor, met with the
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south Hancock.
G. P. Haven has erected building l6x2O
feet which he intends using as henhouse
and workshop combined.
Mrs. U. E. Foss and two sons moved to
Madison Saturday where her husband Is
employed. Mr.. Foss' mother, Mrs. Maria
Foss, will make her home with her son,
Capt. George A. Foss.
The many friends of Mary L. Proctor,
formerly of this place but now OF Roslin-
dale, Mass, will sympathize with her in
the death OF her eldest daughter, Mary L.,
which occurred Sunday, Nov. 3. The
interment was at Franklin, n. Fl.
Last Tuesday evening the following
officers OF Leonard Wooster lodge, l. o. G..
T., were installed: w. c. Crabtree, C. T..
Rosa Foss, V. T.; Sarah Young, secretary;
Grace Kelley, assistant secretary; L. S.
Jordan, treasurer; Martha Walker, F. s.;
Augusta Jordan, chaplain; Carl Wooster,
NJ; Clara Foss, D. Nj; Lottie Wooster,
guard; Willard Foss, sentinel; E. w.
Wooster, P. c. t.; Nettie Foss, S. J. 7.
Noy.11. W.
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GREETED by all. He was i'll less than two
DAYS. He leaves a widow and two sons.
The funeral took place Sunday.
Nov g.. EGO.
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stonington.
w. A. Fiaeld was home few days last
week.
Charles W. Russ is building a stable
near his residence on the hill.
Mrs. E. l.. Waite and daughter Mabel
are in Boston visiting relatives.
Benjamin Hatch and wife arrived on
steamer "Mt. Desert" Saturday.
Florence Noyes arrived at DIR. Noyes' Sat
urday where she is to be employed.
John l.. Goss, who has been In New
York the past week, returned Saturday.
Charles Thurlow is employed as fore
man on the quarry of Nj. q. Ryan Co.
J.C. Harmon has moved his family into
a part of John Gross house at oceanyille.
Ryan & Parker have furnished the Of
fees over the new drug store and moved
in.
Mrs. Carrie Smith, of Troy, was the
guest of Mrs. Hattie Hendrick, of South
Deer Isle, last week.
Almost all OF the lobster fishermen met
severe losses by having checks protested
which they had received for Holsters last
week.
DR.. B. L. Noyes and wife have new
bosrder at their house with life lease.
He is a bouncing boy-George Howard
Noyes.
John Stanley is home for a few weeks.
He will leave soon for Boston where he
will be employed on the steam yacht
Dreamer" during the winter.
Steamer Florence, Capt. Lothrop, is
on the route between this place and Bel
fast, touching at Oceanville, Brooklin,
Sedgwick, Sargentville, etc.
Mrs. Fannie Gray, who has been i'll
sometime with a cancer, died at the resi-
dence OF her brother, S. w. Goss, on Fri
day. Services were held at Somesville
Sunday.
Nov. 10. EUGENE.
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Great POND.
Augustus Stevens, of Brewer, is in town
for few days hunting.
Mrs. Leonard Williams and J.. r.. Shu-
man were in Ellsworth Tuesday.
Stephen ODER, OF Trenton, arrived Wed
nesday to COOK at Lskeview, Alligator.
Emery Frazier, one of the government
employees at Alligator lake, shot q deer
on Tuesday.
Mr. O'Toole, foreman at the Amherst
tannery, brought deer down from Rice
vile Wednesday.
w. A. Collar and Linwood Collar of
Brighton, Mass, have been spending the
week with relatives here.
Ellsworth men in town this week were
j. o. Whitney, henry Hastings, IL. B..
Moor and Seweil Mitchell.
Now. FLossIE.
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BrooksvT'ir.
Widows pension has been granted to
Mrs Susan f. Billings.
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Atlantic
School in this village closed Friday.
The school was taught by Austin Joyce.
Capt. Emery Colt, wife and son Frank,
OF Rockland, are visiting relatives at
Minturn.
Ira Bridges, Ralph and Ellis Sprague
are at home again after being at sea some
six months.
Capt. Willard Staples, in three master
MAUD II. Dudley, has arrived at jack
sonvile, Fla.
Willie Burns, who has been on the
Banks over five months, is at home on
visit to his parents.
L. e. Joyce has finished up his stone
wharf and is erecting a large building
thereon in which to keep his stock OF
lumb Der.
Rev. Gideon Mayo came from Water
vile Saturday and preached at the Baptist
church Sunday morning. He will stay
another Sunday.
Nov. 4 s.
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southwest HarDor.
Miss Maud Higgins rho has been clerk
ing at A. l. Holmes, is taking a trip to
Massachusetts.
Capt. Roland Lunt is at home for a few
days before taking charge of two masted
vessel bound to Norfolk, Va. His broth
err, Edward Lunt, will sail the "Jonst han
Gomez.
Mrs. Elizabeth Benson has been In very
poor health for several weeks but is now
much better. She greatly appreciates
the company OF her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, rho will spend the
winter with her. MIR. Wilson has found
employment here as house carpenter. 4
Freeman j. Lurvey moved his family
and household goods to New Hsmps hire
last week where he will reside for the
present, though he is undecided as to
permanent location. Alton Truudy will
purchase the vacated house and land.
Mrs. j. G. johnson, OF The Dails Oregon,
arrived on Friday to make her sister, Mrs
J. It. Il. Freeman, an extended visit. She
was met in Roexlsnd by her niece Kathie
and her grand-niece, Anna Brown. Mrs
johnson reports tiue trip from The Pa
cific coast. with excellent weather.
Nov. 7. SPRAY.
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East Orland
George Snow is at home from Bluehiil,
where he has been working.
Miss Effie Grindle, OF North Bluehill, is
working for Mrs. Harriet Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Gorham, have
moved to- the village to live with Mrs.
Gorham's grandfather, Andrew Dorr,
who is in poor health.
Nov. 4. M.
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West Hancock.
Miss Blanche Smythe has returned from
Fairfield, where she has been visiting.
Mrs. Laura Tracy and daughter Flossie,
OF Ellsworth, are guests at A. E. Tracy's.
Monroe Mcfarland and family intend
to move into the Butler house for the
winter.
Mrs. NJ. r. Butler is visiting her son,
George P. Butler, OF Trenton. She will
leave for New Bedford, Monday.
Malcolm Googins, who has been EN-
ployed on the W. c. r. r. the past three
years, leaves for Millinocket this week
where he will be employed for the win
ter.
School closed Nov. o, after very sue
cessful term. The exhibition given on
Saturday evening following was very
pleasing in every respect. There was a
good attendance, and quite a sum OF
money was realized. Much credit is due
the teacher, Mrs. Herbert Salisbury, OF
Ellsworth Falls, and to all who took part.
Mrs. Julia Tracy, OF Ashville, has been
visiting relatives here during the past
week.
Nov. 10. SuMAc.
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r tst Iamoine.
Mrs. II. l.. Smith has returned from
short visit to Boston.
Snare 81 Triest have recently pur
chased a new steam launch to be used at
the coating station.
Mrs. Malinda Winter botham has gone
to New Jersey to spend the winter with
her daughter.
Bloomfield t. Smith has closed his sum
mer home, the Dana cottage, and re-
turned to Newton, Mass.
DR.. Frederick Freeman and a friend
have been the guests of e. j. Freeman at
Shore Acres for the past week.
Admiral Bradford was in town a few
days last week in the interest OF the gov
eminent. While be was here he was the
guest of Commander Logan.
Nov. IL. II.
seswau.
Capt. Peter Benson, schooner "Rosella, ("
arrived last week with Il ,040 stock.
Gard. Carter and wife have returned
home, after being employed at Msnset
since last spring.
Dudley Deliver, who has been freight
ing with his brother, Capt. John Deliver,
has returned home for the winter. His
wife, who has been visiting at her fathers
at Oak Point, came home with him.
Nov.4. DOLLY.