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in New York for many years. Three
brothers survive bim--Edgar, Frank and
John p.
Mrs. NJ. p. Hinckiy, Mrs. E. P. Bsbson
and Miss Helen Mcintyre entertained the
ladies' circle at the chapel Thursday.
The B. H. G. s. A. athletic association
had sale of ice-cream and cake in the
Baptist chapel Monday evening, May 10.
Memorial services were held In the Con-
gregstionsi church Sunday morning.
The audience room was handsomely dec.
GRATED with flags and flowers, and there
was special music. Mrs. Russell sang
"Some Sweet Day" as response. Rev. C..
G. Harwood preached the sermon, the
subject being the Christian soldier, OF
whom he presented the honored and
lamented Mckinley as true type.
Revs. f. Bean and r. l.. Odds assisted In
the service. There was a good number OF
post and corps mbers In attendance.
May %. NJ.
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Deer isle
Capt. Frank Kelsey left town Monday.
Mrs j. Ella Lufkin arrived home from
Boston Wednesday.
Mrs. W. S. Green arrived home We'd
nesdsy from Port Jefferson, l.. l.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Alexander arrived
Tuesday to occupy their summer place.
Schooner &C. b. wood", Capt, Haskell,
arrived in the harbor Tuesday to be cal<ed.
Mrs. E. A. Richardson and daughter
Matte arrived home from Quincy, Mass,
Wednesday.
Rev. NJ. s. Hartwell closed his pastorate
here In the First Congregational church
Sunday. Mr.. HartweIl and family will
leave town soon, on account of his Ill
health.
Mrs. Rebecca Cole died last Monday,
after long illness. She leaves husband,
five daughters and two sons. Funeral
services were held Wednesday, Rev. NJ. S.
Hartwell officiating.
Samuel S. Scott, proprietor of Pleasant
View hotel, died Monday of last week, of
consumption. Mr.-Scott was an enter
prisiug young man, who from small
business as hackman had built up a good
livery business. A few years ago he
opened hotel. which was popular with all
visitors to Deer Isle, largely because of the
happy personality of the proprietor. He
leaves a wife and one son. Funeral SER
vices were held Thursday, Rev. NJ. S.
Hartwell officiating.
May DC. S.
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West BrooksvfIle.
The Thurston Lord house is being
painted outside in colors.
VIII c. Tapley and wife left for their
home at Stonington on Friday.
Bert wescott is at home from New
Haven while his steamer undergoes re-
pairs.
Schooner Clinton, Capt. Ed. Lord,
sailed Friday for Penobscot, to load
for Rockland.
The engagement of Miss Ellen Barker
Tapley and Isaac Lyman Slower has been
announced. The marriage win take place
June /.
In collision which occurred near the
schoolhouse Friday, Newell Tarbox was
thrown from his wheel, breaking his
collar bone.
Miss Lucy Hale Tapley is expected here
on Wednesday morning from Atlanta,
Ga. She will be accompanied by Mrs. DIR.
Thomas S. Tapley and son WATSON Chick,
of Auburn, who will spend the summer
here and at Ellsworth Falls.
May %. ToMsoN.
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Lamofne-
Capt. e. F. Hodgkins returned to Bos-
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Betsey Young arrived In town
Thursday. She is engaged as housekeeper
for Capt. Gilman Hodgkins.
Mrs. W. F. H1tchings is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, in
Derry, N. III. She will also visit relatives
in Massachusetts,.
Miss Ellen Berry, graduate OF the Ban
gor business college, goes to Northeast
aarbor to-day to enter the office OF
Lawyer Knowles as stenographer.
Rev. w. P. Richardson, OF Salisbury
Cove, preached in the church Sunday
morning In exchange with Rev. ]. ). Blair.
AT tie close OF the service he read the
resignation OF the pastor, Rev. j. s.
Blair. Mr.. Blair has accepted call 10
the First Baptist church in Newton, n
H., and his resignation here will take
effect Aug. l. During his stay here the
relations between the pastor and people
have been very pleasant, aud the severing
OF the ties will cause sadness on the part
OF the church and parish.
May %. III.
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swans Island
Last week the remains Of Mrs. Charlotte
Gott, wife of Frank Gott, were brought
here for interment. Sne died at Augusta.
Work on the granite quarry at Minturn
began April "a.
The spring term opened In the schools
Of Swans Island April 81. Miss Curtis
teaches at Atlantic; Mr.. Proc and Miss
Evelyn Bridges Ia the union school at
head OF Old Hsrbor, Miss NJ. b. Grant and
Miss Mary A. Carroll, at Minturp.
May 81. AMY.
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Oak Point.
Miss Inez G. Alley is recovering slowly
from the grip.
Mrs. John Delivers babe has been very
Ill with pneumonia.
Frank Colson, who has been seriously
Ill with pneumonia, is gaining slowly.
Miss May Belle Gray, OF Salisbury Cove
spent few days last week with friends
here.
Mrs. Hannah Leland has been quite i'll
for the past two weeks. She is now about
again.
Repairs on the schooner "Lydia Web
ster" are nearly completed. Capt. John
Dolliver thinks he will soon be able to
join his vessel again.
May rs. PLuTARcB.
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BROOKLYN
Mrs. A. E. Blake is visiting friends at
Sorrento.
The library association win hold fair
in August.
Miss Beruice Mayo went to Boston Fri
day to visit friends.
Capt. E. e. Powers, of Boston, visited
friends in town last week.
Fred Pierce has gone to Bar Harbor,
where he will be employed.
Miss Florence Holden, OF North Brook
lin, is Ill with scarlet fever.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles West, OF Bosioa
are in town for the summer.
A. H. Mayo, who is employed at Isles
ford, was at home for few days last
week.
Mrs. Frank Cole has returned home
from Boston, where she has been for a
few weeks.
Miss E. A. Mayo is having a piazza
built on her store, which is great i'm
provement.
Miss Mary Cole returned home from
Boston Wednesday, where she has been
since last fall attending school.
Major Powell and family, OF Washing
ton, ID. c are expected Wednesday, May
Is, to occupy their cottage for the season.
May IS. UNE FEMME.
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COUNTY NEWS.


>nYrs.
Rev. P. S. Collins preached in the Bap-
ais church at East Winthrop Sunday.
Arthur Dunhsm cut his hand badly last
week with Ratchet, while cutting hoop
poies.
Ernest Casper and wife, of Somerville,
Mass, are visiting Mr.. Gasper's mother,
Mrs. Celestia Casper.
The new steamboat wharf at South
Surry is nearly finished, and the boats Of
the Rockland, Bluehill and Ellsworth
liae make their regular landings there.
This wharf will fill long-felt need.
Capt. C. M. Coulter came home Thurs
day He has been in Boston all winter as
usutI, where he is employed on the ocean
steamship wharves. He came to Bartlett's
Is aud in charge of a small yacht, bound
to hat place, and took the opportunity
to visit his family. He will return soon
and begin bis work for the season run
ming excursion boats.
The epublicans of Surry met in caucus
at town hall Saturday night. The meet
ing was called to order by the chairman OF
the committee E. N. Osgood, who wss
chosen chairman of the caucus. J. e. Gott
was chosen clerk. The following delegates
Osgood, Gerome Young and w. r. Mill
ken; State convention, H. Il. Harden,
+. n. Osgood, and NJ. E. Linneken. MIR.
Linneken was also added to the town
committee to I'LL vacancy.
The memorial service at the Surry
Methodist church Sunday night was a
success. Rev. J. d. McGraw preached an
eloquent memorial sermon before the
g. A. r. veterans OF Surry, who attended
In body. At its close his little daugh-
ter Flossie read beautiful selection,
1.-The Dying Soldier" Good music was
furnished by union of the Baptist and
Methodist choirs. The church was taste
fully draped with flags and large por-
trait of the late President Mckinley.
Beautiful potted plants were furnished
for the occasion by Mrs. Robert Ander-
son, Mrs. H. c. Young and others, for
which the old soldiers express their
thanks.
The electric launch alpha, OF Ston-
ington. came up to Herrick's wharf sun
day forenoon with her propeller broken
and leaking badly. Reuben Cousins, Of
Stonington, was in charge of the boat,
having carried some men who work on
the granite at Stonington to visit their
families In Biuehill. He made the run to
Surry, his native village, to visit his aged
father, intending to return with the Blue
hill men at night. All went well until
nearly up the bay, when it is supposed
the propeller caught some floating OBJ
struction, as one blade was broken off,
and the boat began to leak around the
shaft. Mr.. Cousins proceeded to Surry
in this crippled condition. The boat was
taken alongside the schooner "Motto"
and her stern hoisted out. 1t was found
impossible to repair her there, SO she had
to be left here for the present while MIR.
Cousins returned to Stonington by team.
The "Alpha" is propelled by an electric
motor, with storage batteries.
May IS. G,
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Atlantic.

Atlantic.
Capt. Emery Joyce and wife, l.. v.
Joyce. Roscoe Joyce and Willie Stock.
bridge went to Portland Wednesday In
schooner "Henrietta Frances.
DR.. Small was called to Frenehboro
Friday by the serious illness of Mrs. HI
ram Lunt.
Mrs. Msrtha S,ockbridge left Thursday
for oeeanvilie, called there by the illness
OF her sister, Mrs. Lucy Clark.
The young people had dance in Joyce's
hall Friday evening.
May 81 g.
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Southwest Harpor.
Next Sunday, Rev. Dean A. Walker will
exchange pulpits with Rev. c. N. Davie,
of Cranberry Isles.
Capt. Roland Lunt spent Sunday OF last
week with his family here, leaving his
vessel, the "Pochasset", In Bangor.
Mrs. j. o. Whitcomb, who has spent
the winter with her husband in New
Yord and Connecticut, is now visiting
her mother for few days. She will go
with her the irst of June to Sorrento
for the summer, where her father, Harvey
Hodgkins, is now employed getting the
Lawrence boats ready for service.
By invitation of Rev. and Mrs. Dean A.
Walker, the closing meeting of the
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East Biuefirtt
w. Nj. Wardwell is out again.

East BIusi,n
w. Nj. Wardweil is out again.
Uriah L. Candage is quite poorly.
Henry G. York is in very poor health.
WI. Chapman went to Northfield, VT,
last week.
CHI WardweH returned to yinalhaven
last Thursday.
John w. Duffy has bought the Gavett
house and moved in.
Ed. j. Carter is at home from yinai-
haven for a short visit.
Charles A. Candsge is repairing his
schooner, ~. B. Stinson."
S. d. Conary and E. E. Conary are
shingliDg George Baeon's barn.
Lane Grindle and family moved to
North Sullivan last Thursday.
Warren York has gone to Boston to
work as fireman on a steamboat.
Robert Ashworth vent to Spruce Head
last Monday to work at his trade.
s. whitcomb Cousins is repairing the
pinky schooner "Maine" for Mr.. Stewart,
of Brooklin.
Lewis P. Carter, of South Brooksville,
was in the village Wednesday and Thurs
day on business.
Alewives are running in the mill stream
In the srnelt brook the boys are catching
smelts by the bushei.
Alfred e. Weber and wife, who have
been in Ellsworth for few weeks, re-
turned last Wednesday.
Joseph Stansfeid writes from Red
Granite, Wis, that he is breaking paving
blocks. Wages per day $3.50; by the
piece, SIS thousand.
Mrs. L. B. GrindIe went to Bangor last
Monday. Misses Mabel and Emma Twin
ing accompanied her, and returned Thurs
day. Mrs. Grindle remained to visit
relatives and friends.
Mail Carrier E. D. Leach is doing a
thriving business carrying passengers and
freight from this village to Bluehill and
other places He can always be depended
upon TO transact satisfactorily business
intrusSed to his care.
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tO MY NEWS.
"a asdstoaei County Ns,es see other pages

Sorrento.
Steamer @E P. Dixon, Capt. Hodgkins,
Is at her Doorings for the season.
Mrs. c w Workman. of Roxbury,
Mass, viii open Alpha cottage Junes
DR.. and Mrs. W. L. jackson, of Rox-
bury, Mass, are at the Jackson cottage.
W. J Smith, painter and decorator, has
opened an office in Sorrento for the sea-
son.
Mrs D 3 Curtis, OF Manchester, n. H.,
viii arrive at her cottage, "Rock End"
June s
George E Robertson & Son have named
their recently purchased farm Pleasant
Valley farm,
George F. Mitchell, superintendent of
the Sorrento farm, is out with new trot-
ter this week.
The telephone company is installing a
new and improved switchboard at the
local exchange.
The Sorrento News Co. will open its en-
iarged news store in the postoffice build
ing about June /.
j. w. Hall & Son, grocers and market
men, contemplate enlarging their store to
accommodate their rapidly increasing
summer trade.
The Sorrento Farm House has been
leased for another season by z. Chafee,
president Of the Builders Iron foundry,
Providence, r. l., and viii be occupied
about June Is.
Mrs. NJ. w. Fuller, of Washington,
d. c., arrived Saturday and opened the
Fuller cottage, "Mayne Stay" for the sea-
son. Chic: Justice Fuller and family will
arrive early in June.
Capt Fred Lindsey, of the steamer
"Sagamore", and Mrs. Lindsey, were
gladly welcomed by their many friends in
town on Saturday. Capt. Lindsey will
put the Sycamore in commission as
soon as possible.
Capt. Lindsey, OF the steamer 'sSaga-
more, has secured the services OF Len
McAvey, formerly chief engineer of
steamer "Sappho'', for the season, with
Charles Googins, also formerly OF the
'sSappho", as steward.
General Manager Nliiam ii. Lawrence
has returned to Sorrento for the season.
Mr.. Lawrence is the candidate of this
town for representative tothe legislature.
His friends are making an active canvas
for him.
The new road commissioner, Fred Bart
lett, is receiving many compliments on
the improvement on the streets. His
rapid and economical methods in road
building and the permanent stone cul-
verts he is installing are appreciated.
j. H Stanley & Son, of Manset, with
branch Office and several weirs here under
charge of Capt. Charles Stanley, will be
connected by telephone this week. Messrs.
Stanley q Son have baited several large
fishermen at their lower weir this week.
The arrival in town of new slot ma
chine this week, caused the circulation of
a petition, under pressure of which the
chairman of our municipal officers caused
the one previously in operation to be
closed, and the proprietors of the new
one were forced to return it unopened.
Nav Ok
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literary club was held at the parsonage
Tuesday evening, May 20. Review ques-
lions on the years work, English litera-
ture, and speeches proved very entertain
ing. Iee-cream and cake were served.
The members thank the programme COM
mittes for the careful preparation of the
years instructive study.
May 26. SPRAY.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS,

At republican caucus Saturday even
ing, delegates were chosen to attend dii-
ferent republican conventions as follows;
State conventional. p. Merrill, Nahum
Hinckley, John Wood, r. p. Grindle.
District conventional. $. Osgood, A. J..
Long. nj. p. Hinckiey, f. c. Long.
County conventional. P. Grindie, A..
{. osgood, w. W. Wescott, E. F. Hinck-
ley, E. c. Barrett, E. E. Chase; aiternates
E. c. Leach. A. c. Hinckley, w. S.
Hinckiey, A. r. Wood, I. T. Grindie, w.
l. Partridge.
Class towns convention-E. w. Mayo,
A. N. osgood, s. X. Hinckley, John NJ
Merrill, Allen Henderson, 4. J. Hinckley
John Dority.
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West Hancock.
The recent forest fire in Ibis vicinity
caused great deal of damage.
Conductor Abbott, of the w. e. r. R.,
is at home on account of illness.
MIR. Nichols and family, OF Bar Harbor,
have moved into the George E. Norris
house.
Mrs. Effie Johnson, who hes been
absent on syisit, has returned to A. E.
Trecy's.
Mrs. Maud Googins has gone to Olamon
to spend the summer with her husband,
who is employed there.
Mrs. Abbie Butler and Mrs. Flora
Hinckiey, Of Bluehill, were recent guests
Of Mrs. Maria Durgan.
II. {. Milliken was called to Isle an
Haut suddenly by the death of his
daughters husband, George Rich.
May %. SUMAc.
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Great Pona.
Mathew Laughlin and wife went TO
Amherst to- day.
John Laaghiin has gone to township Is
as foreman for MIR. Rice peeling bark.
Howard Moore was In town on his way
to township No. 2, where he has crew Of
men peeling bark for the Ellsworth
Lumber Co.
Messrs. Shoppee and Sprowl, OF Cherry
field, came Thursday to look after fires on
lumber land owned by Cherry field parties.
Haynes and Cunningha fought the fire
very successfully around Alligator.
Wednesday MIR. Morrison, of New York,
Mr.. Pierce and Mr.. Mcdonald, OF Els
worth, were in town In the interest OF the
hardwood business. Mr.. Mcdonald re-
NAMED to look after the forest fires which
have been raging, but are now under con-
troll, the rains being quite a help. Rift
pond dam was burned.
May %. T..
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North BrooksvilIe.
Harry Bowden and Bella Cousins went
to Bar Harbor Monday.
W. E. Perkins and 1. J. Cousins have
been appointed truant officers.
James Green and John Pulk went to
Bluehiil Sunday to attend the memorial
service.
Ray Perkins will continue learning the
blacksmith trade under the instruction
of Ruel Dority.
The crew at work for the Bsgsduce
Lumber Co. has struck for ten hours
instead Of ten and half.
j. Groves Eaton, of Sedgwick, was in
town Friday surveying land and attend
ing to legal matters for the heirs of F..
Hooper.
Mrs. William A. Perkins has returned
from orangedaie, c. b, accompanied by
ner father, Asa Howard, former resi-
dent OF this town.
May 26 C.,
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Egypt.
Ney Killman, OF Lincoln, made short
call here this week.
Mrs. Daniel West has returned to Bar
Harbor to spend the summer.
Mrs. William Desisle and her son George
were the guests Of Mrs. George Jordan
last week.
A Sabbath school was organized here
last week. Charles ]. Smith is superin-
tendent, Mrs. Mary A. Butler, assistant
superintendent, and Jennie Scammon,
treasurer.
May 25. ANON,
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Its folly 70 suffer from that horrible plague
of the night. Itching piles. Doan's Ointment
cures quickly and permanently. At any drug
store, 50 eents.-Adpt.
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North Lamoine.
Miss Gertrude Bragdon returned from
Kent's Hill last Thursday.
Lewis Morse, of Kent's Hill, is the
guest of Mrs. Lizzie Bragdon.
Mrs. s. Y. Springer, Of Foxcroft, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. Abbie Austin.
Hoyt Austin, OF Ellsworth, visited his
grandmother, Mrs. l.. A. Austin, on Sum
day.
Hervey Salisbury and family, OF Els
worth, spent Sunday at their old home
here.
Mrs. Wellington Bar bour, OF Bar Har-
Dor, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Young.
L. f. Crane and wife, of Orono, visited
Mrs. Cranes mother, Mrs. Ira Hagen, on
Sunday.
May rs. Y,
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West Trenton.
Mrs. Hoyt Hopkins and children are
visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Arno Marshall has gone to Bar
Harbor for few weeks for medical treat
ment.
Miss Ethel Haynes has gone to Bar Har-
Dor, where she has employment for the
season.
Capt. F. e. Hopkins left on Saturday,
May II, for Bath, to take command of the
tug sc. w. Morse. she carries a crew
of twenty -one men.
The republican voters of Trenton, ia
caucus May II, elected l.. s. Hopkins DEL
egate to county convention, and W. ii.
Ober delegate to district and State con-
ventions.
May %. s.
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Train Ran 1870 Miles In $50 Minutes.
Springfield, Ill. April l6.-The Con-
tinental Limited on the Wabash Rail
road has made new record from Til
ton to Granite City, making 1870 miles
In 1870 minutes. This was with five
stops-three station stops, one to
change engines and one 10 take on
coal. The actual running time was
two hours and thirty-eight minutes.
The run from Danville to Decatur.
7l.6 miles. was made in 70 minutes.
including stops at Tolono and Bement.
st. Louis Republic, April II, 1902.
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A Soldiers Narrow Escape.

Watts Flats, N. Y, May 5th.-George
Manhart Of this place, hale and
hearty old soldier OF so years of age,
tells thrilling story Of narrow es-
cape from death.
-Four years ago." he says, 1.-The doc
tors who were attending ME during a
serious illness called my wife aside
and told her that l could not live two
weeks as l had Bright's Disease, which
meant certain death.
"As last resort we thought we
would try Dodd's Kidney Pills. and
accordingly sent to Mr.. Clark's drug
stora and got box.
This remedy worked wonders in my
case. l noticed the. Improvement at
once and discharged the doctor
Il kept on improving until every
symptom Of illness had gone and l was
strong and well.
II feel like boy and to-day I am
cnopping wood as well at eighty as at
twenty. Dodds Kidney Pills did it."
Figures are naturally truthful, but
INSCRIPTIONS statisticians often lead
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
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II Defiance Starch does not please
you. return It to your dealer. If it
does. you get one.third more for the
same money. 1t will give you salts.
faction and will not stick to the iron.