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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-09
P. E. KERN,
 sKAGwAY. ALASKA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT NO. Q.
TnIf1l enI-. T.nnd Omcc-

United State, Land once
 Juneau Alaska october 4l, lA-t Notice is hereby sNpn thlI M. summers, whose pos.Onlce 1edfD> !, Juu''u A.is,A' ih behalf of himself guI h.- cu-uWutr-. N. M. Davidson. J. F. Ma'uuy q. Dalton. l. ii. han- ley and S. J. Kendall hu. ult. un application for patent for thc placer m n.l. gi.lnl 4 ssl.gu Che Hacklcy pluccr Cm.m. situltcd on t'urcu- nine creek a tributary uf che hlUhrul river. lu thc porcupine mining district District oi Ails. ku. and ugsI .uItUi by fh" ur.a notes ana n.EclAl plat on uic iu tais uiic. ns i4.neil eulN,s No, 65l said mircrl. survey No h'l. b'ng ue-crioe9 as follows. mlsuCtIc variation DriuE al 4,t ana 90 min. east.
 U. $. MINERAL SURVEY NO 51,
 HcgIuulue ut corner Nu. !. u hrW.uts post . feet long. Incbcs square set ls iucle, 10 Che 5ll " from which spruce 20 inchr, lu u. .netci bcars x. 70 dcg. w.. u Feet scr,Oed U.s. s. U.sL.M No. g bears N.o0 dc- 2i min. 2. . lE.L. e. thence S. bI deg. 'i u.u. w. .H|Na [. to corner NO. %. hcmiocs post i''. 1n iuchc, square sec ie l1o1., In .fg1ul "... mound of stone. ,clbcd "O. 7. S 3'l-2 ,teu. S t5 deg ot min. E lIDue north end uI tN NaI claim N> fegt tu corner N. t uot tgi l. flli. Iu pOrcup.ue crc0s W t No oa |" -'t t5 deg. 0G min ". ~f feet O stone -.N'A of stone. Chislpd "U. 9. 3, aII-i W. t.'t thence from true corner N. .. u.. -r nun. Is. .INut Pufcup.ne crte- 20 iggi .r.t' citt, course N. ,0 deg p min. E. .'..t' i.. cor. N.. ' a hculocS post q Iett i.uH iIa,Nn- -suar. c x iuclc. In ground. vItD mound O. s..ue -.l.lgd "U S. @ a5I-I"; fhercN N. .A a"s, h Hn -. 5'elff. tn corner Nu.a ...H" srt 70 lUche, iu thu a..uu. W..n ,.".. .'nt htI,U.gI "C r ltf-f .H"u.. ID H. lu ium w.. 5I feet riag o, I..rsr.He lat.. ' feet tru-r -aue .-. fDH. q. g..uU. ". i tac pIlgr ui UU..r.Us U.H...r ..r
 The surface -raut. .. i- 't" ... in area. Us IC-, .IHH. .U -... .... u.... .H. .'
 The uuti,U .f location .t ~. i.." Clam le Uf record iu .." ".... .." lI.' "a States Crr.u.--. lone. su| .... .H .." n. Juut.. Alaska. 't ii... U.. ' At Hir.I. claims. I. ... |. ..' NaU p.ucer .... .H .I. "." GNslt rHCUr i...u. H. .. ..... r..'. I. .A- occupied Uru..c dom.
 Any aUI aI p.r.ur. D.....- ..r hg mining T.uu. u. ...- .... Su UHsclIHHt. -urtH.". H...... ... .... .... Jre hereby Hu..le. .u ..
 claims ur. t..t q. .,U .H .... n. rH.r. and .".u. ... 'H. .ti| .N' t.ur prescribed h. HN. .I,u .-. 70. ."' Iu.UHI -.It., ..HH ..".. -. I"...a. .. tHeI win ng u..r.I by ... t... .aN- Ul ..' Iu" IusuCh Cus0- uHDg uuI u..t..
 JOHN W. DUDLEY. ,Tberarr desi,uate che pl..r hIr.t... |. I"H.- naurr published ur ra..H.". ...-'. II. I'..t thn InH. .HIu.l uIu..-HH. ..tr.-. .u. ftr...f Placer .I.r. HHI .- tf" u.urr .u "... rH' uhIrc ua..c. -l.I uC u1. r.I iHr il. .tu- tory period JOHN W. LJ lhe el.
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MINE SOLD TO REDUCE
Clerical Force All Along the
 Line.

Ansnt the now positive removal of the head offices of the White Pass Co Vaneou- yer, a prominent official of the company said vss,eri y, that all Of the minor agsn- clss had alreldv been discontinued and that there w,uli rrob'by hsneeforth be but a simple agency maIntalnsd at Seattle, with a purchasing power granted c. the agent. All of the manag, ment will be csn,sred at Vancouver from now on, and the cffies work will be so concentrated ot th,t point thita general cutting down oi the force all along the line, will rapidly enSus.
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pRopoStt. FoE rIlNr.. tDn.iruc'.uF Quarter ua.fcr's once. ra..n,HEs A.H.kf N.v.-. lv2. Sealed rf.pH.lI- m tr'rIU.tc W.Ii he ccIfe hclt uuf.l li r.fI Ihlrei.y. Dec le l.u,. and ueI opened l.. cutting uI dglyHII. i1tn icet of uHfiy. nam' ca IluE VI. hout d.HN in lengths CI q. .Hn n| t..'. upon ... DU Q. uhnNt higl Wa.Cr mark Uu fHs site tlr new Army pl-tat plrtsre C.ye, llH.uts. AII-kH. lurt CT information wi.I bs iur.i. bed uI on aup'i" "Iti ln Co fhIs UffCe. iauU Ine V N. signal NfIec Ju-
 uIuiug uruuueu.r should Hs UIuo-."a "Hrupos- als i0r pilius. 'aHd hH sjd-c.sCl Co CAPTAIN W. p. RICHARDSON, C.u.tuC'i.g QuHr cuHasier, SkDgUay. Alskl
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Ore T. st Goes Down With
 Carriers.

Editor HIrsthhelj tt the Atlln Claim, is authority for the statement that the Bevls quartz ldm has been sold to C. E. Winn Johnson, of Skagway, and M, M,luln,ensinssr of the works of Ll SceIs,s Mini,re de Ia Colombis B'i;ianIQue, on B,u ter creek. !, Is stated that Mr. John e1a's present. tripto London Is ln the h. ,erss, at the Leil on ths B-yis claim A les, shipment of 20 pounds, deStinsd for London. wss tuned over Co Mcintyre and Abbey when they lsIt Cn their lbs, and f,tsltrIp Co Log CIbin, and it Is believed th,t th, weight of this sacked ore made the carriers S.eis sink Co the bottom as s3on as they broke thr ugh the lee.
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nnn ArrrnrntInn of It.

"wheneyer I'm inclined to lose my temper" said the phllosophic man. "l just think Co myself oh therc's no use getting madr"
 50 do l." replied the excltable per con. "and that makes me an the mad der. ."-Exchange.
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SPECIAL REDUCTION.
Liquors Arc Reduced For Che
 Holidays.

Between now and the first of Jinulry ws Rll sell our stock of Imported and Domestic wines and liquors, ihe best selected and choicest in Alaska, by the gallon, lt reduction of 10 ger cent. We are agents for A B C Bohemian Nt. | ouls and Pa. .ihe bottle beer.
 Give Us Coll
 Tel. 8. Free delivery. The M n1' gram Bloom X Korach,
 Skdgwiy ard Taccml..
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Prcpo,sI. For PiIiaE

Ss tt r-op1ssls Co furnish this Com riut Ai.h II1 1- 20 pi-c-s aeml K rii- .aE, Wi.. c- receive. 70 ,thcs cn wharf u- t1D.c. tr.r,gl1. U Spech- ti.i s mtv be ga 1N .0u.v.uk .- uirc-. The ugh' r.s-r.el 60 --i..t als .rf 8lI t.as Witn0u. -Ic.-ly.
 Nlrs Whlri Co
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Meddle once slgnlhed ''to conc cern oneself with" It Is SO used In the Scriptures. where the expression oc- CUTS. "Meddle with your owu busi- ness."
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AMUR HERE
Came in Two D.ys Over
 Due.

The Amu- rel,hsi port yssisrdsv m1m- Ing two ti,s .vsr due from Vancouver. L.ke jhs T p.kl she rough voyage. Shs l., ugh; eight plSs- gers int { tons Q. Eat and IstJ out bs, night with 80 ulss.r ..-s.
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Ir.. .a-z-. tH [ sis S.S.h Ss-s, is One g. .-e ll Z. t'- tus hnes ins-ui eiE 'fS .H1 .o. .,.'. fruits, confetti nery, station e.s 1.i ,'. The 'eS' popular books, m'g- t -s .ulP ae-s iI ths citv. J. E. Fii'- 1 k., Ur1ct.e'.r.
 .l.. -ltr 1otlci beer a uneqltled as 0 tsl.e s-i-. G p-r o1z, n. delivered I,.ephHUs .s
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Nou rr.w ca Topeka

Ol c,.-' Q. 'h- C,,v ot Seattle csIrg ou tH- -u-, H-- r--V were irausieir- 'Ut mrnu-- fs- Iop-ki this Northern ;riy
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If you want good work done telephouo No. u9 Automatic. Key City Laundry. They take it away and return it in a few hUurs. C
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Psl,-ustur csEg1gs stafeJ in th. 2. cf- hole. C a ss' ths sans by apply'cl Co D-. l.. S. Keller. i2-3-4t
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Blank sraks. .fhce supplies; lowest rr.ss m A. ska. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-09

Mems neckwelr, the Ping Pong Scari X etc. at Mirtln Couwly's new stcfe. t0-z3
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EIGHT COME
Also Large Mail Out From
 Dawson.

[Spec.,l D.sp Co Tas Oily Aliskanl
 Whrshor,e, pcc. S.-A White Pass stage a,r.vsi here a; { o'.l ck this after noon u.,h s D .sSeng,rs and TO pounds oi mail
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The Setrs Sllon is a thoro ghl y re- scett 1I- E-u. u.iem ms resort. Fine lunch S-r.et V.'r every glisS oi beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-09

The best glass of beer ln the North can be had at the Seattle SalOon-A gentle mans resort.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-09

Furnished rooms md holSeS for rent 1fv.-,i>eJin a in The Daily All,kln-alway' hrrg c,elrv 1f applicants.
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Fresh oysters a, the Pack Train Res faurant.
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Ce-ea--' Ws,htIn mlni0..ns, gull ,a-s s.s 1laIrs. BJksr's BOOK Store.
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Tn. time 70 advertise is all the ,Ius.
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Tn. t-st p-5DI. In the c',y plironlz; 'hs S.1r.. sile0n. .t serves ouly the oeS' oi everything.
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The Dolly Alaskan's facilities for doing sp work lre -neNlrlled.
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Fresh aay iiilv at he Boss Bakery.
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Fur e7r,s l. q colllret,ss a, Marlin Con ways new sIurr, to-23'U
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Flrst publication November s. l9ol.
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First ugnIIest.orOCL21 Loot publication ueg. %.
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., ! hereby desIruatetfc Daily h'r.t... l .1..- paper published ar ra..H.". .I".'.. .. I'.at fhr Ira.uIu.r uuuI. I..IH. ..tr.-. .U. iir.."r Placer aI". HHI .. fh. u.urr .u ".. rH'' torg period JOHN ". DUDLEY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
s1rry.

surrs.
Capt. II c. Young is at home part OF
the time while bis vessel, the /" Franconia'
is In Ellsworth.
Mrs. s. 5. scammon, OF Franklin, Wis
tied her parents, Capt. and Mrs. IL. G.
Young, last week.
Frank L. Jordan came home from
Bucksport by team Saturday night and
returned sunday night. Mr.. Jordan is
mate Of the schooner "Ella Eudora'', of
Ellsworth, now at Bucssport loading with
slaves for Rondout.
Schooner "E. A. whitmore", Capt.
David Closson, OF Trenton, loaded with
sand at Kane's shore last week and carried
it to Bar Hsrbor. Capt. Closson Is doing
good business carrying sand and gravel to
Bar Harbor and Northeast Harbor, where
ii sells readily.
There was a very pleasant social gather
ing at the home of Capt. and Mrs. Ivory
Anderson at North Bend, Wednesday
night. 1t was the tenth anniversary OF
their marriage, and there were about forty
persons present Several nice presents
were made to the worthy captain and bis
wife. Cake and ice-cream were served.
All had very enjoyable time.
The new presiding elder, Rev. +. L. Hay
ward, OF Bucksport, held quarterly con-
ference in the Methodist chapel Saturday
evening. Mr.. Hayward preached at Nor
gan's Bay Sunday forenoon and at East
Bluehill In the Afternoon. Returning to
surry after these services, he preached in
the Methodist church in the evening, and
held q communion service after the SER
mon. He went TO Penobseot Monday.
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Way ooSsrprRATE rRAMrs.

Rev. j. ID. McGraw, with his wife and
little daughter, attended an evening meet
ing at East Biuehill Wednesday night.
They left the parsonage securely fastened,
so far as the street entrance wss con-
cerned, but neglected to close the door Of
the woodshed which is connected with
the house by an inside door, which was
not fastened. Upon their return they
found the fatirons placed upon the stove
and other preparations made for doing
the family ironing; also table set with a
full supply Of dishes ready for meal. A
cake of soap was in a frying pan on the
stove, as il TO keep Ii warm. In one OF
the plates upon the table were hastily
written these lines.
Please eat youF lnneh before It's cold.
You'll nnd the sugar In bowl,
In the frying pan you'i nHa cake
Which 1t did not take Us long 10 make.
when through with your lunch, the ironing do,
And bring pail of water. TOO,
And may you from this lesson leara
When you leave home give the key turn.
Signed, TRAMFs.
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Prospect Harbor.
Miss Mary Blsnce has retained from q
visit to her aunt In Ashyille.
DIR. c. c. Larrabee made flying trip
TO Bangor the last OF the week.
Mrs. A. e. Blake, OF Brooklin, has been
spending the week with Mrs. Charles
Bisnce, jr.
DIR. Williams, OF Rockisnd, has been =
recent guest OF his hvother, J. ~.
Williams,
W. F. Bruce and wife have returned
from q visit to l.. b. Dessy and wife, OF
Bar Hsrbor.
Mrs. Harvard Hsvey, OF West Sullivan,
Is spending some time with her parents,
W. h. Moore and wife.
r. w. Clesvcs and wife spent few
days the lest OF the week with their son,
@. P. Cleaves, in Bar Hsrbor.
Haleyon assembly OF Pythisn siHterhood
gave a gentiemen's night at their last
regular meeting on Tuesday
Miss Grace Moore returned from Boston
the ssrsi OF the week, and win spend the
mouth with her parents, Capt. S. o..
Moore and wife.
The Methodist church society has
broken ground ana has men at work
building a foundation for a church
which It hopes to erect at no distant
date.
June q c.
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sullivan
Mrs. Timanzis with her servants ar
rived In town last week and opened her
house for the season. Mr.. Tinasnxls win
soon follow her with bis yacht.
DIR. Proctor and family are to open their
house the coming week. Ramors are
sfioat to the effect that Manor Ina will
soon be opened. Arrangements are
being made fer other summer families
here.
Mrs. w. o. Emery. who Is stun seriously
III, is somewhat improved, and strong
hopes Of her recovery are entertained by
her many friends who have been so
anxious during her Illness
Miss E. j. Simpson, of Newton, for
merIy OF this place, sailed on the North
German Lloyd steamship Adler, May
"a, for Mediterranean ports, to be gone
three months for tour through t he prin-
cipal cities OF Europe. She rather ex-
poets TO spend year abroad at some
pleasant location.
Oliver ii. Perry, only son of Augustus
B. and Rebeccs (Hili) Perry, formerly OF
this place, died at his home in Roxbury,
Mass, May "a, aged sixty-five years. He
leaves widow aud two children, a SON
and daughter By former marriage. He
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COUNTY NEWS.



North Deer rsie.
Mrs. Frank Hardy has gone to Camden
for short visit.
Mrs. Jack" stinson has gone to Boston
TO visit her husband.
The sidewalk society met with Mrs.
Frank Haskell last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. George L. Hardy has gone to Fall
River. Mass, for short Wait with friends.
Miss Emma Eaton has returned from
Haverhili, Mass, whore she has been all
winter.
Mrs. Chester Thorne, who has been
spending few weeks here, has returned
to her home In Greenport, l.. /.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frost and Mrs. Lucy Idc
and have opened their cottage Tor the
summer.
Rollins Staples has gone with Capt.
Nathan Love In the schooner "Eilen
Baxter, which Is loading with stone for
New York.
Howard Grindle, Fred Sargent and Mr..
and Mrs. Ruel Dority, of sargentvilc.
were at this place Thursday 10 attend the
funeral OF Samuel 5. Scott.
Warren Powers has gone to franklin as
mate OF the schooner "Mary Langdon",
with Capt. Ralph Gray. The vessel viii
load with curbing for Boston.
Capt. L. T. Marshall has gone to New
York to join the new steam yacht "Isis"
as mate. The yacht Is commanded by
Capt. Frank Torrey. formerly OF Deer isle.
Those who graduated from the grammar
school at this place last week were Misses
Bessie knight, Lena Hardy and Gertrude
Thompson. They received their diplomas
/ Friday.
| Mrs. Frank Gray and Mrs. r. b. Weed
have been chosen Is delegates from the
Congregational church of this place to
attend the conference to be held at orlaud
/ June 10 and IL.
4 stylish black mare was landed here
last week for Nlss 6enevieve Allen, OF New
York, who spends her summers here. The
animal was purchased from Addison
Marks, OF oriand.
| Charles Holt, Of Ellsworth, who moved
bis family to Eggruaoggin two weeks ago,
has been appointed lighthouse keeper in
place OF Capt. Charles Bahson, who re-
signed Capt. Babson served at Pumpkin
Island over twenty Eve years.
June2. r..
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winter Hsrbor.
A lodge of Good Templsrs was organ
lied here Saturday evening with f. F.
Baker as c. II.
MIR. and Mrs. Cresswell, OF New York,
arrived Saturday and opened their cottage
for the summer.
D.L. weare post, @. A. r., held It's ex-
ereise= here this year. s. p. Mills, OF
stonipgton, delivered the Grafton, which
was one of the best ever delivered before
the post. Excellent music wss furnished
By the Winter Hsrbor band.
A Fourth OF Jaly celebration viii be
beld here this year under the auspices OF
the Winter Hsrhor band. A very inter
esting programme for the day has been
prepared by $. A. Frost. II includes va
rious contests ,parsdes, baseball, band con-
certs throughout the day. GRAFTON, and
q concert and ball la the evening.
Rev. W. c. westcott and family wifi
leave town soon for Canton, Ia response
to call from tae Baptist society at thst
place. Mr. westcot, has been pastor OF
the Baptist church here for more than
two years, aud during that time he and
his es,imabie wife have lsbored dill
gently. not only In church affairs but also
for ali worthy public and charitable
purposes. Their departure will be re-
GREETED by all.
Inus2 E.
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PICNIC AT NKwRuRY LANDING.


The citizens Of South sarry met at New
bury landing Saturday, and celebrated
the building Of their new steam boat
wharf by picnic dinner. They started
In for good time, and they had it. The
dinner was a splendid success.
All seemed happy, and well they might
be, for they have joined heart and hand
whore steam boat can Land at any time OF
tide, and where summer visitors can land
at one of the finest spots on the coast OF
Maine. There is fire bay on either side
Of the neck for sailing fine view, with
the sea hreezss, and everything that ma
ture could do to make II one OF the most
desirable places for summer retreat.
After dinner the pienickers had the
pleasure of listening TO souae well-chosen
remarks by Capt E. II. Torrey, Capt. c;
3. Coggins, Capt Z 81. Curtis and others
There was bat one thing 20 mar the hap
piness OF the occasion. There vas an in
vited guest W no wished to take the boat
to East Surry, aud the whole company
waited To sec the steamer .Juliette' make
her landing at the new wharf But the
steamer failed to notice the signal flag,
and kept on her course.
Too much cannot be said In praise OF
these people Of South Surry who have
contributed literally and worked hard to
build this wharf, which is not only for
their own convenience but is a benefit to
the public as well. Much credit is due to
Edward Cunningham, who has had charge
Of the work, and also Hollis Bonsey, his
assistant. and others who assisted by
money sud labor.
June q,
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THELMA.

South renoDseot.
Blanchard Roberts has gone to stouing-
ton TO work on the granite quarry.
Albert p Leach and wife have gone to
Calais, where they are employed In a
hotel.
Percy Perkins has gone TO Islesboro,
where be has employment ss house car
penter.
Schooner 'Robert Pettis", Capt. WIN
Perkins, Of North Brooksyilie, loaded
bricks last week at Leach sros.' yard for
Boston.
II. Perkins and SON Carroll, of Water
willie, haze been in town on business the
past week.
George wescott, OF Wsteryilie. recently
spent few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert wescost.
On Wednesday afternoon and evening,
May Il, the local union OF Christian En-
deavor met here. The different societies
were nearly all represented. The address
Of welcome was given by Mrs. Percy
Perkins, response by Mrs. Byard, OF
ssdgwick. Business followed. The SER
mon was by Rev. f. S. Drew, Of Sedg-
wick. After the close of the afternoon
session, a picnic supper was served In the
hall. 10 the evening Rev. Mr. Lockwood,
Of castiue, preached TO large ard inter
ested audience.
.ssv % CLIMAX.
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West fremont,
Rev. A. p. Thompson preached at Colts
island Sunday.
The steamer "Creedmore" Is running
every night after dsh.
Capt. A. r. weIch has moved his family
here from Stonington.
Misses Cora and Helen Clark of Mansei,
who have been visiting friends here, re-
turned home to-day.
L. w. RumilI has quite a number Of
hosrders. Among them are the Leigh
tons, from MiInridge.
The sardine factory opened Monday,
May 10, and has had fish every day since,
This is a great benefit to the town as the
factory employs sboat i60 persons.
with Capt. Crockett's boat making two
trips a week here, the sardine factory
running day and night and new houses
building, It's about as lively town as
there Is on Mount Desert.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
church gave a concert Sunday evening,
May Is, which was great success. There
were $50 present. Tue children reeited
and sang. Mrs. Biaueh Dix and Mrs.
Eaniee Lopaus deserve credit for arrang-
ing the concert.
June2 IHELMA.
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Salisbury Cove
Mrs. s. p Mcfarland, who has been Sc
rsously i'll, ID slowly recovering.
Gardiner Reed and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Schooner "Hattie Loring'', Rice, landed
freight for the grange store Friday.
Mrs. Harvey Lear. OF Northeast Harbor,
Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. C. L. MeFar-
land, for few days.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson left Monday morn
ing for Lincoln, where he will spend a
week visiting friends.
Miss Georgia Young, who has been at
Bar Harbor during the spring teaching in
the Forest street school, is spending her
vacation at home.
A. b, Leland and family, who have been
at Bar Harbor for the past two years,
have moved into their cottage for the
summer. Their many friends gladly wei
come khsm back.
June q r.
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RlaehiIi Falls.
Forest Guy, little son of Irving Can
dage, Is I'll with tonsilitis.
E. Brooks Dodge has come from Red
stone, n. H., to waldoboro.
Warren Duffy and sister, Miss Alice
Duffy, have gona to West B1ookiin.
Miss Addie Leach, of North BluehIli,
visited friends In this place last week.
w. z. conary made trip to Bangor last
week spending Memorial Day there. He
heard Admiral Schley's address
Albert B. Conary, who has been taking
the college preparatory course at BiuehiIl
academy, will graduate Friday, June Q.
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North Lamoin~-
William Young has sold his place to
Edward Jordan, OF Msriaville.
Mrs. George Smith has been seriously
III the past week, bat Is now much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Jsbez Trip has gone to Lake Sc
bsgo to visit her daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Bracket.
Mrs. Caroline Eidridge. VINO re"
weeks ago went to her home In Sullivan
in very poor health, has returned much
improved.
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also leaves ono sister, the wife Of John q.
Moseley, of Boston, who "a the only sur
vivor Of the Perry family.
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south beer Isle.
George Carter, of Rockisnd, was in
town Friday on business.
Mrs. Josie Stanley left for Roeklsnd
Saturday to Join her husband.
Quite party from stonlngton went on
blackboard ride up town Saturday,
stopping here for few minutes chat in
passing.
There was no public celebration Of
Memorial Day here or at stonington, bat
quite a number visited the cemeteries TO
decorate the graves OF friends.
Mrs. Margaret Judktns left Monday for
Stratton island to visit her son, Lewis X.
Jodklns, who has charge OF the farm
there. IL is said to be a very fne place
In summer.
Letters from Mrs. L. May Robbins, who
Is In New Hampshire, state that her little
son's health is much improved. The
mountain air l. doing ali that was ex.
pccted tor him.
Mrs. Deborah Libby, OF stoningsou,
visited friends here this week. Mira.
Libby lived in this nslghhorhood several
years before her marriage to MIR. Libby,
aud made many friends.
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strength cnmes from wen dlgested and thor
oughly assinaiiased food. Hoods Sarsapariila
tones the digestive organs. and thus builds up
the strength. II yon are gesting "run down,
begin taktag Iiaodss at onoe. II gives nerve,
mental and digestive ssrength.-Adrt.