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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-17
COUNTY NEWS.


Unek-pvrs.
The schooner s'Charleston" has arrived,
and Is hsaied up tor the season.
The freeze on Aiamosook and silver
lake hiss been ali that could be desired,
and tire and early crop OF ice Is pre-
dicted.
Hancock Royal Arch chapter has elected
officers IS follows; II. r., c. o. Page, K.
Daniel Coarcss; 3, p. p. Gilmore: &. h.
7. H. smith; P 8. A. D. Snowman; T..
j. r. Hooper; s., Fred Wood.
The sudden closing OF the river brings
an unexpected ioo for The iocslstevedores.
The Itslisb bark "chiarsnss will be
loaded mere with box shocks fer the
Mediterranean.
There 4 bat little change In the fuel
Situation. aiosi people who have not pat
IN eosl are using wood, which is plenty
and cheap Il IS understood that one or
two eargoes Of hard coal will come 20 local
dealers, bat not Tor some time.
Felicity lodge, r. and A. M, has chosen
the folio siug officers for the ensuing
year: W. H., Daniel Coarcey; $. W.,
Archie L. W bite; j. w, Daniel K. Cour-
cey;s d., w;nism A. Reniek; j. ID
Fred NJ. Mooney; treasurer. J p. Hooper;
secetary, Fred WOOD.
Torrent Euslne Co. No. 2 has elected the
following officers: Foreman, Daniel II.
Courcey; frst assistant. Hiram Lord
second assistant, Albert r. Robinson
assistant, Albert Avery; second assistant,
Fred Jones; clerk, Harry "A. Csrley; tress-
urer, r. W McAIister.
James r. Hall post relief corps has
elected otiIeers ~ follows; President. Mrs.
Caroline NJ. siessca; senior vice, Mrs.
Nancy NJ LsGsos; iaaior vice, Mrs. haa-
nah Gray; treasurer, Mrs. Isaac Richard
son; secctsry, Miss Aunie NJ. stetson. .
deiegste 10 annual convention, Miss
Annie NJ. stesson; alternate, Mrs. Der.
nice Caiden.
To all appearances, the order Of the
county sheriff tor the closing of the bars
in town has been obeyed 10 the iatter Bat
there seems to be about as much iutoxi-
cation ss ever. The smsa boss' crop OF
empty bottles has not fallen on much a.
yet, aud the Grand Baaks fishermen
somehow contrive to 6ad enough fiaid
somewhere 20 keep happy. There Is al
ready evidence Of the jug trade and pocket
pecdiing " hirh nsaady ostain here y hen
the iigncs isw h enforced 10 any extent.
The Physicians, or some OF them, sre In
favor OF an sgeacy Of some sort where
pnre liquor can be obsaiaed Tor medical
purposes. As the situation Is to-day, II Is
impossible to buy sieohoiic liqaors, no
matter how pressing tho need. IL is
barely possible that an article may be pat
tn the warrant Tor the next town meeting
20 see II tie town via vote TO appoint a
liq1or agent.
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Charles A. Trip died Wednesday, Dee.
10, 10 Portland, where be had been EN-.
p'oyed. Typhoid pneumonia was The
cause OF his death. He leaves to mourn
his loss wife and four children, father,
mother, two brot hers and other re atiges
and hosts OF friends.
Charlie was well liked: be was a good
citizen. q kind husband, a loving father.
He made friends v herever he went. Mrs.
Trip has the sympathy Of all in her be-
reavement.
The remains were brough t TO the home
OF her father, osmond Knowles, at West
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south resesscst.
Lewss BsidEes and sidney Gray shos q
sine eses last @ssk.
Arthur Gullfosa. who - shore nshing,
vas home fsw days last seek.
Eerene n. Gailiofd !. home from Wa
terviils, here be has besn employed In
the pHip mill.
Robert Nichols and Fred Roberts came
home from stoninzten last Friday. The
latter sill be employed 81 the iee works az
walkers pend.
Word has been received that Nsariee L
Wood, formerly OF this town, who has
bexn employed Ia Csmpbeilo, Mass.. Ia
quite ~ with tonsiiitis.
Ernest Perkins, 81 this piaen, who has
been sysaasng isw seeks IN Cherry Geld.
at the home OF his brother. ". X. Perkins,.
IL ncw in Mes ORLEANS. Tor the winter.
MIS-. Emma 0aiifasd. who tell and
broke Der hip ThuFedAy. Dec. Z. 10 az com
fofts bic a. eoald To expsessss considering
Der sgu. she being in her seventy
year.
Dec, Is. CLIMAX.
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rr~nton.
Misc Bertha HoaSkins is attending high
school 10 L&moine.
George chrlstie. OF Salisbury Cove, spent
sunday with bis parents.
Cecil Lord, Of orono, has been visiting
relatives ia town tor the nass two weess
Fred c. copp i. gosSk to Lynn. Mass.
10 attend business college.
George Stanley and wife. who have
esen visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ben
ismln Jordan. for the past three weeks.
have returned 10 Holden.
joan Moore got lost in Trsnton wooss
waite bunting one stormy day last week.
He came out at Bayssoe and attempted 10
tase short cut bone. HE was sgsin lost
boz fsnsily came ont at Goose Coso and
90, home about : % p. IN.
Charley Christie came near ,resslng one
morning last week white trying TO hsiic
ire Ia q sehooihouse. When one Of
his seheolmster came he found him
nearly ssleep from cold. and had TO Kick
him and throw him sround or the ioor
10 &c; aim awake.
Dee. Is NJ. HIS.
North nsooksytiie.
Jay Roper arrived homs from se. lss,
week.
Dsvsd Black hss moved bic family back
hers from Ellsworth.
Mrs. Jerry Gflndle has hcon Ia Lsnoin.
on visit her daughter.
Mrs. AionEo snow, who has teen VERY
~ with pneumonia, is much better.
Susie Campbell wss al North Penohseoi
tsst week, the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Melvin Haiehings.
Dire Is e.
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Thsre's assays iistis water III, !.
sronge.
Il was shocked 10 remark you. ks...
out suaning 0n the sstfsssh.p -.
Rev. Mr.. sarsteiAcs. -You waass 4
ss~s .tiii nsre 4he~ksa.. rsns.Is ~
Offenders wife, ~ ron hse heard i. :
msrss seSus hts iacs,"
~Yss. we'rs engaged said ". g..
II recall very xfvtsIy now mat -, ~
Night met her dreamed ~ ss..sp. z.
strange. wasnT mr. YES, rspis.s y.
sasppe, "A should think thst wsuss \
the issf thinr yuast dream OTIS
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COUNTY NEWS.
=. additional ooaats Ns~. - stAe, ragrs

ls~huf.
F.M. Yeazie has bought out A. J. Long,
both mill and store.
George A. Cloagh. OF Bsookiine, Mass.
was In town last week.
n. j. Curtis, Wallace Hjnckley, A. r.
Townsend. +. J. Parker, =. e. Fullerton.
T. j. Hinekley, Nahum Leach and orEin
Leach are at work in Castine.
The following were 40 fortunate as 10
get deer last week. Harvard and Ezra
Do ge. Charles Marks ana Greedy Clay,
Ralph Mayo and Rob Hinckley, Rufu'
Morse, Jimmie Gray and Everett HlnckIey,
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she wss accompanied hy her Iittie grand
daughter. cssrs Hiaekiey.
$ c. Gfinole T. hense fsnm Black Island
whefe be has bsea rsnploysa on grsnite.
Eamoud lylvezier b.. gone 10 Portland
ia sshaspef "ws,srsn Hainss-". Capt
NJ A. Eaton.
DEC. Is SrnSrFTrTE.
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Ralph Kendall, OF otrington, '0z. has
been at the Gem mary few days during
the psst week,
The gy mnasiam Is now open under the
direction OF Prof. A. Il. Carver and bis as
sistsns, I. ). Bridges.
A. Z. Thompson, OF Southwest Hsrhog,
q former siueest here, has returned this
winter, bringing several new students
with him, thas proving his loyalty to the
school.
The Aeayiiian Chrsstomstbssn public
reception was held in the yestTy of the
Methodist caeseh Friday evening, Dec. Il
The following programme was hnely
rendered: Prayer, Rev. Robert Satellite:
duet. Misses sipprelie and Melior; vocal
solo by Proi. A. II. Carver guitar solo By
A. j. Larsen, readings BY Ralph Haywood
and +. Shepard.
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THa AMGAIcAs Aas sg1scribcrs al ~.
~ tn IIs post-ogsees in Haacock county,
al ihe other papers On the oosnts corr
ssned DO not reach SO many. TIE AsER.
rcAs "a no, me onts paper printed q
Haneock cossn,y. and has nerer claimed te
Be, b1i u v ne only paper that con prop
sris D. eotled COUNTY paper; az ~
rest are merely local papers. TAe eircsato
tsoa o. rak AMERICAN, barring the Ba
Harbor Records summer Hsf. 70 Larses
Ehan tsas o, a. .ss other papers pr,ntee
In Honcock county.
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itsbtBEtea.
r. Ii. Tlubelts hiss moved bis family
,sVk to The yifisge.
Miss Nellie Ftys aud Fred Thuriow are
attending business college at Portland.
John L. G5ss and family left Friday for
ausIindsls, y here they VIII reside during
be winter.
1t ass The coolest here Tuesday known
iar q number OF years. the thermometer
rsxistsrtd - below.
T. E. Grindis, proprietor OF the Sunset
souss, has purchased horse whieh be
sili use in the trucking business.
Ryan 4 Parker have closed their
quarry for few days willie waiting
Tor cargo OF ccsi, which was shipped
come time ago.
Two yoaag men belonging al Isle 40
Hsat rowed 10 this place Ia dory sitter
doetor Thursday la the teeth Of 9 north
xsst gale. They had TO isnd on near BY
stands several times TO rest.
Dec. Is. w.
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A family party gathered at Mrs. Z. F.
Hinckley's Saturday, Dec. 6. to celebrate
the SEVENTEEN birthday OF Miss Angusts
NJ Peters, who, being invited there to
dinner In company with Mrs. Mary Peter,
was all unconscious OF the series of sur
prises which awaited her.
During the afternoon quite number OF
old friends called to express their good
wishes and congratulations.
AT supper there were present; Mr.. and
Mrs. n. b. Holt. Capt. and Mrs. William
Peters, Mrs. Mary Peters, Miss Nora
Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ". Mayo, Mr.. snd
Mrs. r. f. Htncsiey, Mrs. Lizzie PARTRIDGE,
Alice and Norman Mayo, Margaret niuck-
ley aud Abble Partridge.
WHEN the guests were seated al the tabs.
little Abbie came to ~Aunt Augussa'ss'
eide with a bouquet OF seventy pink.,
varying in color from the parest white 10
the deepest red, which she presented BY
recitine very prcttiiy fpc poem written
for thst purpose by the donor OF the pinks,
Misc Alice A. Holt. Of Bosfon.
Miss Peters also received other nice gifts
of books, q picture, q silver meat fork
with gold tines and = china plate. m
After doing justice TO the wei. Allied
tables. The evening vas happily spent sith
music. conversation and the reading 81
pheasant eongsatnlstory letters from Nj.
and Mrs. T.. W. Peters. Of West Roxbnry,
and birthday poem by Mrs. asyo.
Dec. II. NJ.
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West ts.viasbera.
CPS. and Mrs. Il. ". tsragdon wsre In
town suaesy.
Mrs. George Taft, who hiss seoa on tbs
SICK list. 10 new oonvaissceat.
Mrs. ]. n. weoa Is IN Prospect Hsrsor
with Der assgsisr, Mrs. sisosgs Allen.
A. L. Yosag aaa family have been
visiting Mrs. Yoaae's parents, }. ID.
Wright ard wsfs.
Charles bunker. wlts sna son, Of North
east Hafeeg. visifsd Mrs. BANKERS SISTER,
Mrs. Ssthsn Kingsley. Iasa week.
Lewis Hsnssr srriyea hnFns Saturday
wth irsHsn foas. ssvtax wsiget BE-
tNesu ninety air sua 100 milss from ssass
be ws- al wofk Ia The ~poss.
On Sunday. Nov. ~. ths nsmhsrs Of
Rocs boapa oaupsii No. -. o. OF l., at.
tended church ct Fact sailixan, ard wer~
much piess~d wits RsT. Mr.. Hasssiiis
sermon. Althoags he I'D not kaew 81
their eaning ard IL h@sug their Thsnss-
giving dag. yes he prssesed fsas sermon
from tie ten, "Urtsh ths Histlts 10 dead,
They sope in TIE aear ,utafs 40 hare an
oppatsunssy TO GO sxssn.
Dec. IS. l.
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ssrsshsns.
Mrs Lashsr TTueworthy. Of Brewer. 81
visiting Il u r. BurrHi's.
Z. c. Gambler. Of West Eden, wss In
iown lsst sees on basiaess.
A. C Pinkhar. Of NoFtseest nsrhor,
has been in town Tor ipw days deer
hanting.
Miss Ida Cowing hiss gose 10 PttsHsId
10 attend school at tbs Msins Central
Institute.
r.. *. Hard hss sold hls farm 10 Z. A.
Thompson, Of Burlington, she ain take
pes~ession Ia the sprlnx.
Misses Emma Crockett. Len. Hooper
and Msnoia Colby are home for brief
ssessson before retaraing to Csstins Cor
this winter term of normal schocL
}. c. s3ltsr. an aged eitirea. died dec. ).
after long Illness esased BY cancer. He
tessa~ wife. son. George. on Belfast. and
daughter, Mrs. Taylor, OF Boston.
TIE aasicsle recently given By ar. and
MEs. 3. r. webber at their bone wss
much enjoyed by those privileged to he
prescott SIR. webher gave several pleas
ing socs, solo. and be and n. p. Burfili
sang dpes. Fine piano solos were played
~ Mis. Rrsmhali, 81 Bangor. Sit. B@sioss.
% Brewer, and Mrs, wehper, Msss fas
Cexisg and Leafs Fsrnhsn, OF oflsnd.
gsxe interesting readings. Cake and
cosrss were served as refreshments.
f1ses IL n
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A wsak Ard ysnF child Il BADLY aas.a..
te ths irasfls ~ life. fs Il s.sifsassg s<sf4 @
ncslshs sniay ruwnss - ~ nssfs iel5e.1 -. =
~ rssant psstste tiihsf % shslr ass = -
stsrssy wuFs act progress a. So -. 4. ~
rhnis Hfs y emsitirras b. iaSsas.itx =.
weakaees. W
AnF woanan " ~ exprcss 20 hsn ma a -.
puEh5 10 ares what pr. Fssfce'. FsYagsss -
scrfpttse wtti do both faf k@s eve Nss5,s "
safssy dHFtax hcr sins Of sftAi AL 80 I. "
80 80 ~ i. - = 80 nsars q sss
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Ed Btsset is in town.
Miss May oeer has gone away for the
winter.
Mrs. Lizzie william aud MIss Alice
witham baye gone TO Meeaeld. Mas.
Misses Ethel Slower and Angie Hipeksey
are home from franklin where they have
bern teaching.
olden Tspiey. OF Brookssills. Is attend
log the wiater term al the aeaocmy. He
il a member Of the senior class.
The winter term at the academy opened
Dec. s. Miss Nellie NJ. Douglass. bo has
Just returned from teaching In Franklin,
is assistant 10 place ef 4. X. Herriek.
AT the annual meeting OF the ConKrega-
tionsl Sunday school he old board Of Of
ficers was reelected. 3. A. Fisher. super
inirndcnt; Alice II. Mayo. secretary and
treasurer; Edith Chase, iiDrsrisn.
A Gre came near doing serious damage
one night Hast week in the Damn block.
occupied by Greeley Clay. The odor Of
smoke awoke soae Of the academy
students who have rooms In the building
and the Are was soon extiHgaishee.
Dec. IS. NJ.
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Everything Is in the name when ii comes
70 Witch hazel Ssfve. For piles, eczema,
cuts, burns, bruises and all skin diseases
DsWitf's SaiTs has no equal. This has
feits. Ask for DeWitg's genuine.
wrGGrS q MOORE.
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East Orfsna.
n. II. BlsisdeIl butchercd = spring pig
which weighed si64 pounds.
Miss Annie Lowell, of Backsport,
visited her sister, Mrs. Lena Partridge,
the past week.
Mrs. Minnie Blsisdaii and daughter
Winnie leave to-day ior New York where
they will spend the winter.
Charles Pickering returned Sunday
from Lsmoine where be has been work
log 1t the eosiing station.
Dec is. A.
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nesssne-
Ms. Edith Lafkin has gone to Belgrade
10 teach.
Bss, Anderson bs. moved TO North
ssdgsiek.
Mrs. e. p. Cots is III. Mrs. Martha 0rsy
10 ~tkh her for a sew weess.
A Chrsstmss conesFf will be held In The
Baptist church next saadsy evening.
o. L. Fiys and Fred pbiliip. ere sitesa-
ing -tsie grange At Portland tais sssk.
a. n. Msyo hiss elosed hts eism tse,orS
at Ssskssg. ana moved hia family honss.
The RsbeksEs gave a dsiigattaI socis
abe al oad Fellows hail isss Friday svss.
log.
Mlss agnes Mcfarland came Tuesday
itom Bar H.reoF. whsrs she ass besn
tsschipg.
wiimont Kane vent to Chsrissten
saturdsy<o attend the Higgins elsssl.
cal institute.
Mrs. n. W. Natter "a ~ with isfismms.
cory rbeamasisns. Mrs. x. y. Stevens is
caring for her.
Capt. W. III. Frses beg took a trip 90
RockIand lsst w1ss alta Capt. X. {.
stewart. Being out in sse severe storm
they hsd very narroN ssrsps.
Dec. Is. UsK FEMME
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fsn~osssfs
q. W. Leach has moved his family into
tie Heretss leach house.
Is Y. sellers, who hiss been ON the tog
"Ralpn Ross", Is at home.
w. ]. Crssmsr and wife, u. II. Leach
and Ds. wsrdwell were 10 Bangor sstur-
day ON business.
Ernest YORK and wife ara receiving con-
grstuistions on the birth OF twins. a son
snd dseghtss, born Thursday, Dec. II.
Dec. Is. SuaA.
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heid Friday afternoon, Rev. O. Il. Kinney
officiating. Intsrment was at Mountain
Ntex cemetery
Dec T. H.
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s~ss sniiIsNn-
M.s. Esis Bisisdefi, OF East Franklin.
sss recently the guest of Mrs. III. ".
Gordon.
Z.mrO Hall left ia.s week fos Crest
P9ad where be @,n work Ia the woods
faf :. }. Mitchell.
Aresis tiavey aud Miss Alice Farms
softb. who are stadsnts az Hebron
-nssi' my, are Spending shsir v.ea,iohs At
home.
lAs Great Northern Remedy 90. gave
30 entertainments here each night last
week. la The voting contest for the
t,ssv. popular young lady Masa Minnie
Buaksr won tie two piece silver set.
AZ the rexusr ms e-lsg OF David A
sigUS es ioege. r. snd A. NJ, Saturday
,igAt the thisa degree ives conferred o.
ss candidate.
Puritan assembly. p. s., will give 3
saetsl caace Ia X. II r. hali Tbarsdsy
sigbt u this sex. MonaghsH's esenss
% Alli fgruise Ale music.
Dee. Is. Is.
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ta-s Biaefslis.
The tesmsssrs are making coed use OF
the saow, IA hsai!ng uus wood isft over
tfpsn isss siuier.
Richard Ashworth. IT,, who bias been
employed a. a granite eater at RsassaaS.
u. n, Is al home fer tue ~int~r.
TIE Ice on the cove As several ssehes IN
thickness, ssd GA TIE ice there Is already
quite little village Of smsis tenis.
Miss Emma Rose, OF wstsrssI9c, and
Harvey Y. Lang, of East Bgashiii. were
married at wstervius November %.
Riehsrd r. 1resRs ia undoabisdiy the
best sraant afsieer tn towB. Any lad wao
fails TO attend scsool sooa discovers his
error.
aiiss AdaIs l.. Cousins, OF East fsiashiil.
and Charles Bseirharsoz, 0f se@ttie.
Washington. sore m4rtssd at Seattle
Nov -.
James Il. Ashworih, vito has been iiy-
tag at Seal harhor. has come to Esst
siaehill 10 sfeBG The winior. lie has q
sSo- borse Team, snd Is nsulinx seed for
Ftea h. 1rsvs~.
Dec IL a
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stops the Cough and WORKS or the Cold
Laxative Bromo- Qatntne Tnbiess cure a Geld
In oae day. No Cure, no Pay. Price - cents.
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E1ntsfsnaaia.
~.
Sick
Blood

Feed pale girls on SCOTS
Emulsion.
We do not need to give all
the reasons why SCOTS
Emulsion restores the strength
and flesh and color of good
health to those who suffer
from sick blood.
The fact that it is the best
preparation Of Cod Liver Oil,
rich in nutrition, full Of healthy
stimulation IS suggestion as
to why it does what it does.
SCOTS Emulsion presents
Cod Liver Oil at its best,
fullest in strength, least in
taste.
Young women in their
teens are permanently cured
of the peculiar disease Of the
blood which shows itself in
paleness, weaknessan dnervous-
ness, by regular treatment
with SCOTS Emulsion.
1t is a true blood food and
is naturally adapted to the cure
of the blood sickness from
which so many young women
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Pretty Marsh.
Nellie Freeman left last week for Cas-
tine 10 attend the normal school.
Harvey r. Freeman, mate OF steamer
Catherine, Is visiting friends here for
few days.
Willie =. Carter, oldest child OF Andrew
J Carter and wife, died sunday, Dec. :.
Fsnsrai services at the home. Iatermeut
at Center.
Allen Saith Is in Bsth. From there he
intends TO 81 to Fernandins, Florids, as
fireman on tha steam-dsedger Gambler
land.
Dec Is s.
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w~-t srsnsitn.
Hal Clark shot a deer recently.
George csornbs arrived from Bar aar-
Dor last week.
Irving Springer shot bis irst deer at
Barnt mountain last wees.
II is reported that there will be high
school at West Franklin this winter.
Quite number OF men will make paw
ing blocks in this vicinity this winter.
There has been considerable hustIEng
getting ready for the woods the past ~esk
Owing to The open air concerts Of "oid
Boress", work on the new mills have bee n
suspended.
The thermometer ranged frem ~ 10 .
below at didsrent points IN tow n. TUESDAY,
Of last week.
A. w. Ceombs and II. Bradbury shot a
deer at the east branch recently. They
dragged ii home by the hind legs.
Lewis shuman, Charles Bradbury and
Charles Clark arrived hanre from a hunt.
ing tour al Great Pond Friday. They
brought one deer.
+. g. Burahsm has purchased consider.
able stumpage from George Cline. Sher-
man scammon has purchased the stump.
age on tee Whiism West lot.
Willard Clark has moved haue and
gore TO housekeeping. With Mrs. Georgia
Heath as housskeepsr. Lewis shumau
has also moved his family into the same
hoass for the winter.
Edward Bartlett. of Easthrook, and
samuel Hardison are making extensive re.
pairs on The water wheels at seammaa's
mill. Unless ~e have some heavy rains
the motive po~er will be steam, as there Is
hardly ssy water In the ponds.
Dee Is. CHEER.
% n-.yua.-
Master Forest Ellis 10 home for the hot.
idsys.
The schools opened to-day after a Two
weeks vacation. Mr. Young teaches ,he
higher grade and Miss Gray the primary.
This community was shocked at tie
death OF Charles Trip. He was liked by
sii.snd bis deaf h has cast gloom over the
whole community. Mr.. Ellis and Mr..
Donaldson accompanied the remains home
from Portland.
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DR.. Emmons'

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hazz1Fcsss az Aaxf8lx Nogssa, IsiFfe j. s-''--,S
~ no 1thser reAsrsfy krawa b ntFascal 1865
taAt win 40 assts Siy ASH safely Do thS 49,, 49,
Essass Il ASH usssst sstsesfHAt1 tfTe glAftkiff -
aay rAnee relieved ia1fanasafetF. e1oss-7 -.
safssssf Al as,v ssaxx No pagss. aaagrSs or inies
feFeasae silA wurk Have aseFei nlaaf - -
esass wiss ~ oskcrs have fsiigst- The plosi -
caAzAses s1eessefailY treated ~ liAll. \,
Ti6k ahasseeyer. We treAk hupdre.ts OF a..
wzafa we never SEQ. Wgtss fof sGssaxf ~, "a
lars amt free rssss aaicnttAk Ssxtee- 10 rti ~
t1.3 tsag. AttteSfNTs tfnthfnily ensNetsA.. -,
faetu1er. fAis rrsaessy IL NbssstefciY saie -
every possible condition and fsssstftrlk ie-.ti
80 Afser IN eaecz nt-sn the hesiih- scht ~ ~,
securely as8lest Zoo. Maaey letters sfsslia =
Registered. DIX ), W. LANNON'S CO., ~ Aie
sa1ns Ss-. Hoskan. Mass
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sarts t-sasssin.-
M'ss psiis Mcfarland = home from
Cabara TOR the hossaay yse@tion.
Miss Esams Anssin srrissd home SAT-
asdsy irsas casaas. y. a., where see h2s
bern teaching.
Miss Esnics coggias goe. 70 Cssssne
to- uaorrow TO resume her studies at the
1osmsi school.
Ess. Mcfarland sae gs;a are FassiyiAs
eongrstslstious on the birtn OF daugn tsr
born Thursday, Dec. II.
MIR. Lots Glipssrick has closed Der
house Tor abs Water aud ts boarding at l.
= S@ushsss's.
Dee. Is. Y.
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siashsil Fails.
Mrs. 8. s. Wallace returned Dec. Ii
from q two weeks visit In Elbridge.
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Colts island.
WORK vn be Risck Island stone quarry
has been suspended until Feb. Is.
The winter term Of school commenced
last Monday. Miss Estelie Perry is
teaeher.
Mrs. Laura Moore fell down stairs re-
Gently, and received quite namber 81
severe bruises.
Our mail carrier, Dennis Driscoll, had
his boat "Pespod" badly damaged by
being blown sway sna striking the sloop
sVigiisDt".
The polar wave which has swept over
the Island this week has been about as
tough winter weather as we generally
have during our winters on the island.
Dec. II. CHIPS.