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Franklin.
Thomas Bragdou Is at home visiting his
parents. He has been away since last
spring.
Percy Donnell was down town on
orutohes to-day, 1t being his first app ar
ance since he broke his leg seven weeks
ago.
r Blaisdell and T. NJ. Blaisdeli, OF
this town, were In Boston las week attend
ing meeting of the association OF granite
manufacturers.
John Mcpherson, brother OF the late
Mrs. John Gordon, has bought of MIR
Bunker the house recently occupied by
Charles Sp ag1e.
Or. DeBeck and wife spent few days in
Bangor last week The doct Or was a dele
gate from the resters' organization here
to attend a public in. talIstion OF officers
of Court Blaine in that city.
Jan. 10. SUB.
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West n'sneoeA.
Miss Jennie SIratton, OF Hancock, has
been visiting relatives here.
Miss Wilma Googins, of Ashville, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. George W. Young
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ferren, of Gouids-
boro, are In town, called here by the death
OF Mrs. Ferren's son, George Abbott.
1t Is with deep sadness that the CORE
spondent records the death of George
Abbott, one of our most highly esteemed
young men. which occurred Thursday,
after long Illness which was borne with
great tortitude. He leaves mother, Mrs.
Jo eph FerreD, OF Gouldsboro, three sis
tiers, Mrs. Bert Dorr, OF Bar Harbor, Mrs.
Rusl Mcfarland and Miss Helen Abbott,
of this place, two brothers, Sherman and
Aiyah Abbott, also OF this place, besides a
large circle OF friends both here and In
Bar Harbor. Funeral services were held at
the schoolhouse Saturday, Rev. ]. p.
simonton, of Ellsworth, officiating.
Floral tributes were many and beautiful.
Jan. u. SUMAc.
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>ntith >urtN-
Mrs- hannah viies recently sold her
farm on the shure road.
Hollis Smith lis visiting his sister, Airs
Albeit Mor n, at Bar Hsrbor.
Mis-. A. n. Coggins is ia Ellsworth at
tending tet oaug hler, AIRS. Bellsity, VITO
Is quite ia.
e. "a Cunting ham, vi no is employed in
Biuebiii hss moved his family there for
The winter
The sociaole given last Friday evening
wss quite largely attended, ana WAS en-
joyed bv sIl
JAu. 49,
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sullivan.
Mrs. w. o. Emery has been in Bar
Hsrbor several days Of the LAST week.
Miss Josie Brigham returned from
Boston last week, where she has been to
spend the holidays.
The high school at West Sullivan COM
rneneed last week. Quite number OF
pupils from here attend.
The Church OF Our Father is to be made
mora comfortable by furnace, which
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s,utn Deer rsts.
Mrs. Hattie Hendrlck and her children
have been on the sick list but are nov
much improved 10 health.
Tue funeral OF John Knight, who died
Sunday, took place Tuesday, Rev. Mr..
Coniey officiating. Although a resident
OF Ssonington, he lived as near this place
where he was always known. Quite q
numoe of Mssons attended the funeral,
as he was one OF the oldest members In
town. Two of the fraternity on their
way from Deer Isle to the funeral had a
breakdown, the shaft OF their carriage
being loosened and the horse taking fright
smashed one wheel to pieces. No one was
injured.
Jan. 10. Eco.
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Marlboro.
Mrs. Abbie Bowden has gone to rren-
ton 10 visit her son, Tiiden Bowden.
Mrs. Anderson, who was reported In
last weeks psper as failing, Is better.
c. o Blaisdell came from Old Orchard
last Thursday to see bis sister, Mrs. Eben
kingmen, who Is very isl.
Mrs, Lewis Jorfsn, of Mt. Desert Ferry
is stopping with her niece, Mrs. $. II.
Remick, helping to care for her sister,
Mrs. Kingnau, who is ili there.
Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins has gone to Els
worth to visit her son, kittridge Martin.
From there she viii go to Ashvilie to
spend tue winter with her dsug hter, Mrs,
Edward Hodgkin-.
Jan. 10. ARE.
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Huil's Cove.
Mrs. Eyeiine II caardson VITO has been
quite III, is Improving.
Sire. Lizzie Pierce has returned home
from Ellsworth, where she has been visit
ing her daughter.
David Reynolds has returned from Con-
neetieut, where he has made quite an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. Nora
Pierce last Saturday afternoon. The same
officers as last year were elected.
Jan. 10. ANNE
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IverS & Pond p cs,.
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Franklin Road.
Howard Tracy returned to Bangor bus.-
ness college Sunday night.
Miss Wilma GoogIns is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Olive Marshall.
Misses Mary aud Sadie Mullen spent
Friday night and Saturday in Bangor.
Delbert and Albert Tenney were in
Marlboro this week helping their grand
father get wood.
Jan. 10 q
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r B Aiken, of Ellsworth, Is to put 10 the
coming week.
Mrs. Harriet Corr, who was called here
by The sudden death of her father, A. ID.
White, is still here, quite III herself. Her
nus band, DIR. r, X. Corr, was called, and
arrived last Thursday night.
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Wuggins ~ not handsome, and be
taoa t When his first baby was born
he asked: "Does it look like mel" Of
course, taey replied in the affirmative
swell" he ssid with a sigh, ''bresk il to
ny tp 4auttv y
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Birch Harbor.
William Rice has gone to stonington to
visit his sister, Mrs. Everett Gross.
Mrs. j. w. Pettee has gone to Sorrento
to spend some weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Rhoda Rolf, of Gouldsboro, is
spending few weeks with Mrs. L. C..
Winslow.
Jan 3D. q
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Tar sllltAN hos Subscribers at 100
Of ne peat Offices in Hancock county;
oil The other papers tn tho county COM
bsned a. oi each so many. THR AMER
reAS ne only paper printed IN
Baacoss ea.Infs and has neuer claimed to
De-, s,a only paper that can prop
r3 Hsa COUNTY paper; oil the
vesi az, local papers THE efrctfln-
t,on o. Fs MEXICAN, barring the BGT
Rurbos c0rd's summer list, is larger
taar 'ao " sH the other papers printed
t. Ha7 "a eo4nty.
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COUNTY NEWS.
!. ..lti,tonal oownIs NE ses other pageA


Lasslne-
REMEMBERED.
IA selected poem. sent to THIS AMERICAN by
~ A Y A" as IA memorial TO the late Rev. r. 3.
BlcktOrd
Up and away like the dew OF the morning.
That scars from the earth to its hume IN the
sun,
So let me steal away. gently and lovingly.
Only remembered By what have done.
My name and my place and my tomb all for
gotten,
The brief race of time well and patiently run.
So let me pass away, peacefully, silently,
Only remembered by what have done.
Gladly away from this toll would hasten.
Up 10 the crown that for me has been won,
Unthought Of by man In rewards or In praises,
Only remembered by what have done.
Yes, Hike the fragrance that waaders In darkness.
When the covers that 1t came from are closed
up and gone.
So would be to this worlds weary jewellers,
Only remembered by what have done.
Needsthere the praise Of the love written record.
The name and the epltaph graFed On the stone?
The things we have lived for let them be our
story,
We ourselves but remembered by what we
have done.
need not be missed II my life has been bearing.
As It's summer and autumn move silently on,
The bloom and the fruit and the seed Of It's
season;
shall SIN be remembered by what have
done.
need not be missed IL another succeed me.
To reap down those fields which In spring l
have sown;
He who ploughed and who sowed Is not missed
by the reaper,
He Is only remembered by what he has done
Not myself, but the truth that In life have
spoken,
Not myself, but the seed that in life have
sown,
Shall pass on to ages, all about me forgotten,
Save the truth have spoken, the things /
have done.
So let my living he, so be my dying.
So let nv name be nmblazoned, unknown;
Unpraised and unmissed, | shall still be re-
numbered,
Yes. but remembered by what have done.
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poFFereould they relievemy sufferings. became
addicted 70 lhe use OF the drug. which was gradu-
Ally getting us more and more in its power.
when / was fortunately induced 10 try DR..
Gzeene's Nerynxa blood and nerve remedy.
s'From that time TO the present I have not
taken particle OF morphine or opium IN any
q its forms. save once; neither have l had
recurrence % the severe neuralgia pains IN my
hsad. really do not feel like the same person.
Why do ron speud your dsvs in torture and
your nights il slespless torment when Won can
surely he cured Get DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and Eerve remedy now and begin its use
Mgite OF cali on DIR. Greene for free special a.
vice. His address Is "a Temple Place. Bas-
sca. Mass. Don t DELAY II voa need help.
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south Brook~yiiie.
b ist0n parties have purchased the Ellis
querries at Bucks HRrbor.
Little Clarence Bates had narrow
escape from drowning Thursday.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Edward Snow, OF Rock
land, are visiting ut W. 5. Cousins.
The schoopers MILDRED Missy" aud "W
o. Neat e;on" sailed tor Portland Thurs
day.
The ~howslorm sur day prevented the
b biong OF services lu the Methods,
church
The SNOW has sunk the ice In Biske's
bay snd at inr mtil shore The smeiters
will hsse To wait for more cold weather.
Capt. George h. Gay, whose serious
iilness Was noted 'ss' ~.ek, disd Jan. O.
aged gnir,y years. He leaves widow aud
one child.
TIE ~ieamer Florence" which calls at
this pace on her route from Belfast to
Stoniigtou, ass badly crushed in the ice
ON her last trip She Was Obliged to 90
on tie Mays. She 5 missed greatly.
F,e gu has TO be h4u:ed four miles TO
W,si Br4o2syil!e.
Jan. 10. Z.
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Hives are terribles torment 10 the little folks,
and to some older ones. Easily cured. Deans
Ointment never fails. Instant relief, perma.
nent cure. At any drug store, 50 cenls.-Adrt.
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SUBA.

East FraRkitn.
Roscoe p. BIsisdelI has gene 10 Provi-
dence, r. , to attend school.
Emery Colson, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is convsleseent.
Truman and Frank E. B!aisdell made a
business trip to Boston the past week.
George II. Rutter is in Lawrence, Mass,
visiting his brother Edward, who is very
~.
The ladies' aid society of the Free Bap-
tist church will serve supper at the home
OF Mrs. z. E. Blaisdell Friday, Jan. II, at
80.
Fred 4. Pstten, W no has been employed
in Big Rapids, Mich, for the past four
years, is spending the winter at home
with his family. MIR. Pstten expects to
return to Michigan early in the spring.
Jan. 70. M p.
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East LamoFne-
Mrs. Frank Power, OF Bueksport, has
been visiting her husband, who is em-
pioyed here.
ID. w. Coe, representing the John A..
Meade Manufacturing Co., Of New York,
is experimenting the putting up Of the
machinery at the coaling station.
The proposals for the barn which is to
be bullion the government property were
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Eden.
the Eden agricultural hall is being re-
paired.
Charles Haynes. who has been quite 81,
is slowly gaining.
G. V. Leland, who has been seriously ~,
Is slowly recovering.
Miss Bertha McGowp, OF Hullis Cove,
has been visiting friends here.
Scroll began Aondsy, Jan. 6, taught
by Miss BeItns sprsgue, OF Pennington.
Messrs. Daniel and George Mckay, OF
Har harbor, have purchased the farm OF
Mrs. hiram Emery.
Jan. 10 II.
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COUNTY NEWS.
8. e.ldilienal Coansp Ne,es 20 olhsr paqe.

Prospect HarDor.
]. b. Cole is making business trip to
Porl land and Boston.
Melville Cote has re urned from Steuben,
where he has been surveying.
Mrs. r. w. Nutter, of Brooklin, Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Caarles Blance, ir.
Mrs Charles Grover spent several days
with her sister, Mrs. j. b Cole, last week.
Miss Eeie Peudleton, OF Winner Harbar,
spent a few days last week with friends
here.
E A Over spent few days in Portland
last week, with his daughters, who are
attending school.
Schoodic lodge, X. OF p, held its in
stsliation OF officers Saturday night. The
officers are: c. C., W. f. Bruce; V c.,
Rich ard Biektord; prelste, John F Perry;
X X s., J. w. Noon IN; NJ. OF e g, L p,
Cole; NJ of F Alfred Hamilton; NJ at A. 4,
Leonard Ray; NJ. OF w, Fred Tracy; l. G.,
Msrcelius Tracy; o. G., Lewis Noonan.
Halcyon assembly, No. 46, Pythisn Sis
terhood had its installation of officers
Jan s The night was stormy and the
meeting not large, bat very pleasant. Past
Chancellor Mrs. l. P Cole had been depu-
tized as Installing officer. The fol owing
officers were installed: p. C, Mrs. Nathan
II Cole; c. C, Mrs J. NJ. Williams; v G I,
Mrs Alfred Hamilton; prelate, Mrs.
Charles Blance; X. r. s, Mrs. WEIGH
Moore; NJ, of E Mrs. c. c. Larrabee; NJ.
of + Miss Alice JOY; NJ. at A, Mrs John
Hutchings; A. NJ. at A, Mrs. Fred Z.
Bickford; /. @ Mrs. George w. Coleweil;
o. @ Mrs. Msrcelius Tracy; NJ. o, Mrs.
John r Perry; o. Miss Frances Cole No
special programme had been arranged TOR
niertsinment, but many OF the sisters
made pertinent remarks for this good of
the order. Delicious homemade candy
and choice apples furnished a generous
treat.
Jan. 10. G.
uedham.
Wallace w. Heath visited relatives in
Corinth last week.
Miss Ethel Johnston is home from Port
land, where she has b. en- employed several
months.
Mrs. A. C. BurriIl has returned from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs J. L. Turner. OF
Brewer.
Miss Gertrude Burrili has returned to
her teaching in Brewer after brief vaca-
lion spent with her mother, Mrs. Arie
Burrili.
0rrin Pinkha an aged resident OF the
town, died Jan 5, after a short Illness, at
the home OF Otis Giles, where he has of
late resided.
Miss Edna johnson, who Is attending
school in Portland, spent the Christ mas
h lidsys with her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
c. f. johnson.
TIE schools taught by Misses Carrie
Johnston, lnez Hamilton and Minola
Colby closed last week. These teachers
have held heir positions for the school
year of three terms, and have bsen very
successful.
Albert Blaisdeil, former resident and
brother OF the late James Biaisdell, OF this
town, died few DAYS sgo at his home in
Bangor, at the age OF seventy two years.
His body was brought here Tor interment.
Services were held at the Congregational
church. He leaves wife, daughter, Mrs.
b w. Stevens, of Bangor, sad sister, Mrs.
Sarah Mason, OF Helena. Mont.
Jan. 10. h.
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sarGentvfuc.
Frank Fitzpera'd and win Robbins, OF
Ssdgwiek, have moved their families here
Roand e. Carter, OF BROOKLYN, has
rtn ed the COombs house and moved his
family in.
Hon. II w. Sargent is In New York to
attend meeting of the directors OF the
Maize Lake Ice Co.
Tbs event of the past week was the en-
tertainmeut given by Eggemaggin lodge.
r. and A. NJ, OF Sedgwick, to n iskeag
lodgs OF Brooklin. The Invitation was to
Masons and their friends, AID they all
came The whole lodge was a committee
on entertainment Every one, especially
the ladies' OF Columbia STAR, did heir
pre- tie-t" q S. BIZ dyes, secretary, was
chairman. He Introduced Rev. T.. K
Drew, OF Penobscot, an honorary member
of Egxemoggin, who gave the welcome to
the visiting brethren in few well CHOSEN
and eloquent words. This was followed
by appropriate remarks by F. 5. Herrick,
p'st master of Naskeag. Then followed
vocal and instrumental music, readings by
Mrs. Nellie Sargent and Mrs. Angie
Dority. The drama, An Old fashioned
cuilting" was well prese ted by local
talent. One of the best "get ups" was
that OF Theodore A. Smith, district deputy
of this district An elaborate supper was
served. Twas good time.
Jan. 6. o. p. c.
Amhersx.
DIR. J. II. Patten was in Ellsworth Fri
day.
E. b. Foster was in Bangor Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Erwin Roberts is at Eddington Wis
iting relatives.
Rev, Frederic Feary was in Bangor a
few days last week.
Mrs. syrens silsby, who has been III
with pneumonia, is gaining slowly.
Roscoe Grover broke hts thumb while
loading cord-wood one day last week.
Mrs. Archibald Cullens aud two chill
dren, of Winthrop, are the guests OF her
pareHts, Elijah Richardson and wife.
John Bridges, son of Mr.. aud Mrs. J..
l.. Bridges, died Saturday, Jan. 4, of con-
sumption, In the twenty fifth year OF his
age. He was a member OF the l. o. o. +.
al Bangor, and was bright industrious
young man, beloved by ali who
knew him. His parents have the deepest
sympathy of the community. The
funeral services took place Tuesday, Rev.
Frederic Feary officiating.
Jan. ID.
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Miss Abbie Coolidge is visiting her
aunt at Sorrento.
Mrs. Charles Hodgkins went to Port
land Saturday to visit with her husband
while bis vessel is loading in that port.
Miss Olive Coolidge, who has been
Obliged to suspend her school for two
weeks ON sccount OF severe cold, returns
to her duties this morning.
Between fifty and sixty friends OF
Charles Whitaker and wife gathered at
their home last Friday evening for sur
prise party, it being the anniversary OF
Mrs. Whitaker's birth. Although this
worthy coup pie are no longer young in years
yet they belong to that class who are
always young in heart, and the occasion
was enjoyed equally by old and young.
Gifts expressive OF good will and wishes
for many returns OF the day were left by
the guests.
Jan. 49, n.
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ARE.

North BrooksyiIl..
III.
{. ~. Perkins, agent for the Rainbow
grange store company, has had the grip.
Eugene ssnborD, who has been very III
the past two months, seems little better.
Tne Farmers Store Co. has employed
Fred Halves for another year as sales
man.
Miss Emma Walker, assistant pos,
master at Bsooksviiie, has been contined
to the house the past month. II Is hoped
she viii be out soon.
Jan. ID. C.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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opened at Commander Logan's office Jan.
s. A. NJ. Foster, of Ellsworth, was the
lowest bidder.
Jan. IS. III.
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and the only re-
lief 1 got from
the intense pain
was by the use
OF morphine.
Physicians pre-
seribed NOR
phine, SAYING
that by no other
means in their
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uV-to-Uhe sists 10 CURE rooacco HABIT
Why Not Exchange
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We will make you a liberal allowance
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We viii put a piano In your home at
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with the old till you have seen and
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-19

cold that the securities had been carefully in
vestigated by prominent capitalists not identi-
ned with the controlling interests. and that 1t
was ascertained 5 per cent was being earned on
the common. This has been followed by pur-
chaseS of the various securities.
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC

New York. Dec. IS Live Poultry-Receipt. to-
day were s cars Western and 1 car Southwest
ern. with S or 6 more still out. Receipts were
heavier than expected. and while it was possi-
BILE to realize llzc or better on prime. heavy
fowls. the market was Overstocked with poor
Western fowls that nobody wanted. One car OF
ordinary Western went at 10c for chickens an
fowls. while the more s~elective brought lie Old
ROSTERS lower. Turkeys scarce and firm. Prime
ducks and geese sold quite well. Fowls. fancy
heavy. ll2c; poor to far. edilc. Spring chicE-
changed.
Dressed P~oultry-Receipts to-day ASH pkes.
The fresh receipts OF turkeys were not heavy
Buyers were reluctant TO pay 2Gc for hens and
1slsc for young toms, and holders were not in
clined to shade those figures. though here aud
there were nice lots Of very desirable turk va
selling straight at l9c. Spectators Offered lar
ter price very freely to put stock away in
freezfrs. but holders We're not inclined to meet
their views. Western advices continued YER
strong; some shippers having their goods beli
until the first OF next week. There was an sr.
emulation of Western chickens and fowls an
the market, and with supply much in excess Of
fully a half cent lower all around. Many lots
out Of condition sold at lac under auo,a.ioys
Fancy ducks and prime young geese in no sur
dry-picked. fancy selected young toms. isalsl4c:
scaIded, and dryyrpicked, lsSi Western. medium
Western. 12is9l3c. Other quotations unchanged