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Surry friends will be pleased to hear
from their former townsmsn, George w.
Hutcbiugs, now of Whittier, Cal, who
formerly owned and occupied the farm
now owned by Jerome Young. Mr..
Buichiugs went to California about 1875,
frst living Ia Downey, and then in Whit
tier. In personal letter to Surry friend
he writes;
Ian always glad to hear from surry and old
friends ana your letters are about all the news
get from there
You ne TO write about our town, bust
mess ana family. My business Is farming,
mostly. l have nineteen and half acres.
walnuts aud oranges are my principal crops.
My ranch !. wesl located, with plenty of water.
and in one Of the best OF school districts. /
rent ny ranch house to the principal Of the
school. He has had 1t for two years. II Is .
very good coIIAge house.
We live in Whittier. II is much higher
ground than where my ranch IL, and appears TO
be better for my wife's health. We have good
home here bouse with eight rooms. We have
three lot In good location.
Whittier Is fifteen years old this summer. dat
Ing from the frat house built. The city election
was held last Monday, and there were AIS votes
cast, 80 loa can guess pretty near the number
OF inhabitants. There has been no boom, but
steady growth here. There is lots of building
here at preseut. We have good class of peo.
pie, and We all think Whittier IL the place. No
ealoon for whittier. don't think 1 have ever
seen 8 man drunk here.
have seen frost but q few times the coolest
winter mornings. and the summers are cool.
We EXPECT To see great improvements this year.
The Salt Lake and Los Angeles railroad and an
electric road TO Los Angeles are to be built, and
electric Zig hts wiii be put up.
The Friends are to build the largest church In
home.
May u. g.
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4ns AEklcxs has subscribers at 100
n ~ ~ Dsst-efces in Fanccek county;
~ tst fsST p0psrs sR the county corr
sfnea 9o .ot reach so many. TIE AMER
cAt 70 ne only paper printed IN
8aneoca eotsnfn, and has aeveT eiGtHaed &c
ps ~ ne enfy paper that con prop
s.4 aasd a COUNTY paper; ali the
sesi are merely loca1 papers. The cfrcuia
aon o. rHR AxERIoAS, barring the Bar
8ayso. Records summer iist. ss Larger
saa~ that ~ al the other papers printed
" 'faneoek country.
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Embellishments.
Chissgs'en,S
Fertilizer.

That's a good name for
SCOTS Emulsion. Children
are like young plants. Some
will grow in ordinary soil.
Others need fertilizers.
The nature of some children
prevents them from thriving
on ordinary food Such chill
dren grow rightif treated right.
! All they need is a little fer
tilizer-a little extra richness.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
treatment.
Fertilizers make thingsgrow.
That's just what SCOTS Emul-
sion does. 1t makes children
grow in flesh, grow in strength,
grow rich blood, grow in mind,
grow happy. That's what we
make it for.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT 8 BOVINE, Chemists, 900 Pearl ST.. NY.
soc and sI.oo, all druggists.
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May u.
North PenoDseot.

North PenoDseoi.
Hiram Leach and wife and Otis Leach
arriv' here from Brockton, Mass, last
week where they have spent the winter.
Mr.. Jones' and family will arrivs here
from Brockton, Mass, next week. He
intends to live here and engage in trade.
Several people have been down with the
grip of late Among the afflicted at pres
ent are Homer Lowell, f. A. and II. w
Lowell.
Mrs. Mary l.. Grindle is building a fine
store and residence. A portion of 1t vi Ill
be used for a postoffice. Sidney Tarnnm
is doing he work.
Rev Mr. Garland, who for three years
has served the Methodist church very
sccaptsb bly,, and by his enthusiasm and
courtesy won The respect and friendship
of the people generally, has been appointed
to the 0rls d charge. His estimable wife
has greatly aided him in his work, and by
her Iovabie character has endeared herself
to the community.
Several mem bers have been added to the
grange rec nifty, and there are more to
follow. II has made nearly clean sweep
OF the eligible persons for mile around,
ami is extending. Why? Because no
other organization was ever so perfectly
adapted to an agricultural community
sbecause the people generally are about the
right age for a live, enthusiastic, pro-
gre-sive organization; because the sessions
have been, without exception, successful
ness tact and promptness, and long, acri-
monious, truitiess discussions avoided
the entertainments have been varied, in
teresting ana helpful; because good fell
Iowship and good feeling have thus far
prevailed.
May 8. H.
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Deer Ists.
H.H Prsssey left Monday foF POrtlsnd.
Capt Elmer R Haskell left Monday for
Bristol, X. /.
Cap, A Powers left town Monday
for South Boston.
Mr and Mrs E Allen Green leit Men
day for New York.
Mrs Annie Dubois arrived home from
Boston Wednesday.
Mrs Leons Dickson, OF New York, Is
visiting her parents.
Judge and Mrs Z. P. sporord arrived
home from Portland Saturday.
Rev. NJ. s. Hartweii. with his daughter
Irene. left town Monday for Rhode Island.
Joseph Howard ief, Monday for New
York to join the yacht commanded by
Capt Hiram Howard.
Capt. tieorge Herbert SpoHord left Mon
day for New Bedford, to join his vessel.
the 'Toeima".
Schooner aKltty Lawrie'', OF North
port, came into the haroor Sunday with
lumber for the new residence OF Howard
Holden.
May u. s.
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North Deer TsIe.
Miss Lou Thompson is in Castine this
week.
Ice half an inch thick ua at this piaee
on the night OF May g.
Wellington Torrey Is having his house
pipeo for running water.
The sidewalk society me, at the home OF
Mrs. Elmer Hardy last week
William Sanger, of Boston, has been
visiting his uncle, John Davis.
Miss Minnie Eaton, of Little Deer Isle,
is quite i'll. Dr.. wasgstt is in at enda,.ce.
Airs. Fred Howard and chiti, OF Beverly.
Mass, are wish ing her brother, Capt.
Roland Lowe.
Mrs Willis Scott has gone to Boston to
visit her bust nd, who commands the
yacht ''Lamonten.
Mrs Julia Morey, OF Cestine, who has
been the guest OF Ter sister. Mrs. Melville
Thompson, has returned home
Charles Thompson, who Is employed on
the steamer Penobseot", made visit Of a
few days at his home last week.
Frank Harding, sailmaker, OF Sargent
vile, was at this place Tuesday 10 measure
for a suit OF awnings for the yacht which
Capt. F. II. Annis sails.
Miss Alberta batch is engaged ss nurse
for Mrs. Hosea Barbour, who is III at the
home OF her grandfather, Michael Snow
man. ON Little Deer Isle.
On Thursday Arthur Campbell, with his
steamer sycamore, took raft of 13o
logs from Thompson's cove to Bucks
Harbor to be sawed into lumber for j. NJ.
Ellis.
May II. +,
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South beer Isle.
John GreenIRw made short call on
friends here his week.
soylohn Choate, who has been stopping at
,Peirce's, is in BROOKLYN for few days.
the con Peirce Is at home this week doing
verv la,a WORE. He expects to work at
Il later on.
The number o.of the white ribooners
-. pairing 70 attend the
eaen eowh 10 eneieiee- rbor. The rain OF
call that may be found she union from
this column. There arsaecisl meeting
Ellsworth is this year entitl.
teen against fourteen two yeaa. Eco.
The work Of the convention WI. I.
to nominate candidates for two sena-4t
tors in place OF H. e. Hamlin and A.
Z. Buck; sheriff in place of FL. F.
Whitcomb; county commissioner in
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The remains Of Miss Margaret c. Green
Law, who died In Dorchester, Mass, las,
week, arrived here Tuesday for intermens
in Mt. Adams cemetery. Miss Greenlaw
was a native OF Deer Isle. Her age was
about seventy fsse years. Miss Greeriaw
had given the greater part OF her life to
the instruction OF the deaf and dumb In
the American school at Hartford, Mass.
For forty years she was connected
with the institution, for twenty mine OF
which she was matron.
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The Lewiston Journal Saturday printed
q portrait Of the late Walf Fries, with
this tribute: Few professional musicians
OF the concert stage have msde them
selves more universally beloved In mn-
steal circles OF Maine than old MIR. Fries
with bis yioIonceIIo. lie was loved for
the sweet character that was parent to
bis highly finished playing, from the
eastern to the western copfines OF
Elaine. There is hardly a town or VIII
Iage In this State that cannot relate some
delightful "reminiscences OF his soulful
violonceIlo."
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ness and OF the esteem iu which he Is held
by bis employers. He bias been employed
by Thomas & Packard, Of Broektou,
Mss, as driver OF their delivery wagon.
but on April 10 was promoted to floor
manager. The firm carries on an extern
sive business, their store occupying an
entire block. He also received from bis
employers two presents, one In cash and
a bicycle.
Nav L. sur
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Bar Harbor-
The special meeting of the town of
Eden, called to see what action the town
would take on the location OF the new
grammar schooIhouse, which it was voted
at the annual meeting in March to build
on the western side Of the town lot facing
BIT. Desert str set, was held Friday. The
objection to the site previously chosen
was that it was not suitable place for the
schoolhoase, as it was on the corner OF
two OF the busiest streets in the village;
that the building should be In some
more quiet spot. Then 1t was said II would
practically spoil the lot, taking as 1t did
about one-halt OF it for a purpose which
was not thought Of when the LOT was
bought. The lot is considered too vaiu-
rIb'e to be used for such a purpose. 1t
- voted to cancel previous contracts.
hat the town purchase lot for a
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Cap. Roster
Winfield Gray is employed at Jana.
Condop's saw mill at Bucks Harbor,
Manford Gray Is at work for l.. F. Sag.
yer. who IL adding piazza to his house.
There are apple blossoms at Rairviex
on wild tree which blooms always ysry
early 10 May.
The new Methodist pastor, Rev. Nj.
Pinkham, who supplies the Creek pulpit,
also preached st South BrooksvlIle san.
day.
Ferdinand veszie, wife and infant son,
OF Blnehiii, made visit to c. II. Blake
aud wife, Mrs. yeszie's parents. They
left Friday for winterport.
Percy Clifford Is building a summe,
cottage for A. r. Gilbert, OF New Bedford,
Mass. on land bought of V. B Black.
The dwelling Is one story, 25x2s feet, with
roof sloping TO cover q large piazza. Cost
shout q 500. Wales Howard and Alfred
Blake are helping to build 1t.
May 12. B.
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Abundant health Is assured when nm M. /.
good blood In the veins. Hoods sarsapAa
the medicine to make good blood. Beg ' ,sis
It DOW. II Is just what the syssem neeas s,,sus
time and win do you great good, snA
the appetite. steadies the nerves.-Aars'
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franklin Road.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tracy is In poor health
Miss Sadie MuIlan is teaching in
Marlboro.
Horace Smith is boarding with Mrs.
George W. Young.
Mrs. Lucy Salisbury is boarding with
Mrs. George l.. Stewart.
Miss Jennie Marshall, OF Bar Harbor, Is
visiting her brother, John Marshall.
Harvey Martin, one OF our enterprising
young men, Is building store at Hancock
Point.
Mrs. Laura Tracy and daughter Flossie
visited Eben Tracy and wife a few days
last week.
The engagement OF one OF our estima BILE
young ladies is announced--M. Estella
Miles, TO Stillman Ward, OF Whitman.
Mass. The wedding will take place In
June.
May u. a.
Pretty Marsh.
Arthur Pervear has moved his family to
Somesville.
Vaiorus Gray and son Nathan, of Mort b
Penobscot, are at work at the Bayyiew
house. Nathan shot his first wild goose
last week. He killed two.
May IL. q.
North sullivan.
Pension, IS, ihas been issued to Mrs.
Esteila III. Murphy, OF this place.
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Marlboro.
Roland Hodgkins and Adelbert houk
kins, who have been repairing
steamer "Senator" at Green Lake. nav
returned.
Mrs. Sarah 1. Hodg kinss who mas sp
the winter with her daughter, 'i''
Edward Hodgkins, in Ashyilie, nus
turned home.
May H. AA
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North Brvok-viiia.
Angie Cousins has moved home.
Charles Parker IL having hts house re-
paired.
l. j Cousins has sold his horse "Goy.
Robbie" 10 Eliery Leach, of Penooseot.
Eentiey Grindle has returned from
Rockiaud. aud viii commence work on
his new cottage at Brooksyiile.
Fillmore Allen and daughter, MIS-.
Stella KNOX, OF NorI beast haroof' are
visIt relatives aud friends here.
Gladys Douglass has returned from
Peoobscoi, where she has been caring iof
her grandmother, Mrs. Slower Wilson,
the past eleven weeks.
May II. t.
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Huii,s Cove.
Mrs. Julia Leland Ia very I'll with cry.
sipelss in her face and neck.
SIR. and Mrs. Horace Tabor are here get
ting their cottage ready for the summer.
Miss Lizzie Stanley spent Saturday and
Sunday with her father, Wallace STANLEY.
A new stone bridge is being built across
the creek. Ed. Norris, of Bar Harbor, d
doing the work.
Mrs. J. T. Bowen and two daughters,
accompanied by Miss MeWiilIams, are at
Mrs. Bowen's summer home, Baymeath.
Charlie lawson and wife have MOVED
into the rooms over Brewers store. Mr..
lawson viii be employed as gardiner on
the Van Doren place.
May Il. ANNE.
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~stiham.
Alvin Jellison and wife, OF Ellsworth
Falls, were in town Sunday.
hrvil Jordan and wife went 20 North
east Hsrbor Friday, returning Sunday.
Wellington Hasten has been In town
the past week attending TO business on
his farm.
Prank Dunhsm and wife. OF Amherst,
were the guests OF Stephen Jordan and
wife Sunday.
Aruo Jordan and wife, OF Bar Hsrbor,
visited Mr.. Jordsn's mother, Mrs. Mary
Jordan, recently.
Mrs. Raymond Hasten was called to
Esstbrook Sunday by the Illness of her
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Grindsl.
There were services in the church Sun
day, By Rev. Mr.. whitcomh, after which
a Sabbath school was organized.
Howard Jordan. one OF our prominent
young men, aud Miss Alice Jordsn, OF
Ellsworth Falls. were married by w. B.
Jordan, esq. Mas Z. Their many friends
offer congratulations.
May Il II.
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south sarr,.
George Clark, OF surry, is the new mail
carrier.
Mrs. Ada Emerton spent last Sunday
With her husband at Bar Harbcr.
Mrs. &. Il. Grindte, who has been visit
ing Mr-. A. e. Curtis, has returned 10
her home in BrooklIn.
Hollis Smith, who is employed at Bar
Hsroor, spent lew days With his parents,
q. +. Smith sad wife, lately.
Mrs. Roland Bonsey, OF Ellsworth.
accom- panied by two daug hters, visited
Mrs. +. H. forrey one day las, week.
Fl. A. Bonsey aud wife recently visited
Mrs. Bonsey's parents at Sound. Her
father is quite III, the result OF a fall on
the ice some years ago.
Mrs. +. E. Hopkins has sold her place
TO Harvey Candage, OF East Biuehili.
Mrs. Hopkins has always been a citizen
OF this place, and her many friends regret
that she will leave the community after .
few months, for another home. SIR. and
Mrs. CandGge are popular young people,
and all hope they will enjoy their new
surroundings.
May II.
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/. e. Stanley was in Boston on business
last week.
Miss Flora Hinckley returned from Bar
Hsrbor last week.
Msx Hinckiey has gone to York Beach
to visit his brot Der Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taper have made
another brief visit to their cottage here.
Mr.. and AIRS. l.. w. Peters and Miss
Lottte Morton srsived In town Saturday
from Boston.
The senior Glass had a candy sale at the
Baptist chapel Thursday evening. II was
well patronized.
Miss Eliza Parker came home from
Auburn Saturday for a short visit to her
mother and brothers.
DIR. and Mrs. Emery, OF Surry, were
received into Mountain Rrbekah lodge
Friday evening. MIR. and Mrs. Linniken
were also present.
Capt. William Peters has sold his place
In Readtieid, and with his wife will re-
main for the present with their daug hser,
Mrs. L. F. Hinekiey.
Nav T. NJ.
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william S. Cousins, OF East Lamoine,
made a visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. p. Cousins. He left last Monday for
New York, where he has employment on
the yacht LA Clare"
News has been received here from
vineiand, n. j., OF the death of Mrs.
Hannah B. King, formerly of Lamoine.
Mrs. King moved to yinelsnd several
years ago with her daughter, Mrs. James
Johnston. She has always been kind
and loving mother and wife, snd all who
knew her Will regret to learn of her deaf h
She leaves THREE sons and one daughter.
She was in her slightly fourth year.
MAY r. X.
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Binehiii Fails.
S. c. Grindle Is home from Colts Is
land.
Miss Gertrude Kane has gone to
Sorrento.
Brooks and Cecil Gray expect to 20 to
work at Parker Point this week.
w. McFsrIahd. of Bangor, was the
guest OF Irving Caudsge Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Cnstto. OF Granite, spent
last week with her children, Mrs. Lsns
Duffy sud Rofus Chatto.
Fred Candsgs, wife aud son, OF North
Pen ooscos. are spending few days with
their father, s. w. Cspo-ge.
f. Brooks Dodge arrived home from
RedstoRe, n. II Tuesdsy to attend the
funeral OF his sister, Mrs. A. J. Gray, OF
North Bluehiu, returning to Redstone
Friday.
The friends OF Harvey ID. Friend, son
OF d. p. Friend, of this place, will be
pleased 10 hear of his promotion In busi-
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tsmoine-
Capt. Charles Hodgkins is in New York
on business.
Mise Susie Whitaker Is at home, after an
absence OF several weeks.
Alton Trip has gone TO Seal Harbor to
be employed for the season.
Mrs W K Salisbury and son visited
Mrs. saiisbury's parents in Brewer last
week.
Mrs Blair, president of the junior c. E,
society, entertained party OF juniors and
the junior committee at the parsonage
Wednesday afternoon and evening in
honor OF her birthday anniversary. The
tea-table was artistieally decorated, and a
delicious supper vas served. The evening
was spent in games and music. Mrs.
Blair's efforts for the improvement and
entertainment OF the children OF the parish
are appreciated. A small sum OF money
was presented her by the juniors as
token OF their love.
Nav L. H.
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sound
Jones Tracy captured six young red
foxes last week.
Mrs. E. Il. Ingalls,, OF East orland, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Adeline Richard
son.
Capt. George Sargent, OF the schooner
Puritan, loaded stone this week at Hall
Quarry for New York.
Albert Brown has returned from the
Maine general hospital at Portland. He
had his throat operated on for enlargement
OF the glands, and ia doing well.
May IL. B.
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BrookIib-

Broospn-
Miss Nellie Allen spent Sunday at home.
Library circle met with Mrs. Harold
Grindle last week.
4. T. Lurvey returned 10 his work In
Bar Harbor last week.
Mrs. Alfred Joyce. who has been so long
Ill, Is slowly recovering.
The Farther Lights society met In the
chapel Saturday night. Subject; India. +"
Mrs. Martha Gray, who has been work
Ing In Camden for the past six months, Is
at home.
The church aid circle viii give 3 corn
and milk sociabIe next Wednesday night
in Union hall.
Master Harry Bridges entertained a
number of his young friends last We'd
nesday, his birthday.
o, l. Fiye went to Portland last week to
attend the grand lodge of Masons, retarn-
ing Saturday.
The Seacoast Packing Co.'s boat al. T..
Hsmiin" will be taken to RockIand this
week for repairs and few necessary
changes
Christine, young daughter of William
Tibbetts, fell and broke one OF the bones
OF her right arm last week. DR.. Herrlek
reduced the fracture.
Darius Herrick and vile returned home
last Wednesday from Scarsmont, where
they have spent the winter with Mrs. Her
rick's brother, John Lane.
MAY L. IINE FEMME
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south Banooes.
school is ia session with Miss Bertha
Cline teacher.
Miss Grace Kelley went to Bangor Fri
day. to learn millinery.
George Giiea and wife, OF Amherst, are
employed at E. W. woosteF's for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Susie Bishop went TO Frankfor,
Saturday, to join her husband, who hss
employ ment at Nit Waldo.
Miss Clara Fos-, who has made her
home at C. Y. woosteF's for several years,
Is in Massachusetts visiting relatives,
Mrs. Il. W Wooster, who went to Kan
sas some weeks ago for the benefit OF her
health, is not Improving as 1t was hoped
she might.
s. 4. Gould and C. L. Smith, who con-
tracted to build the new road leading from
Z. w. wooster's TO point near !. L.
Crabtree's, have commenced work.
Howard Hodgkins and wife went to
somesvIlie Saturday for visit with MRS
Hodgkins' brother, A. L. Young, who Is
teaching the grammar school there.
Miss Bertha V. Neal, of Mt Desert Fer
~, who has been employed at g. P.
Baven's the past winter, has been called
home to care for her grandmother, Mrs.
Catherine JeIlison, VINO has had para
lytic shock.
Follosing f. list OF officers OF Leonard
Wooster lodge. 1. o g I, who were pub
licly installed last Tuesday evening by j.
p. Walker. d u. C. r. Carl Wooster, C.
T.; May Ball, v t.; Carrie Colby, seere-
tsry; Martha Walker, assistant secretary;
L. 5. Jordan, treasurer; Sarah Young, f..
5 IF. L Colby, chaplain; Ivory Foss, III !;
Marion Parks, d. NJ; Arthur Smith,
guard: " illie Walker, sentinel; W. c.
Crabtree, c T Susie Bishop. 5 J. T /;
After the installation, pie soeiabie was
held, which nstsed $ 65. The money Will
be used to procure hall decorations.
May H. w.
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West Sullivan
A son was born to James Walton shS
wife Monday OF last week.
Albert Tyler, of West Harrington
employed by s. S. Bunker q Son.
Miss calderwood, milliner, represent
Ing Mrs. Flye, OF Stonington, Is at MIS-
X. +. Gerrish's.
The regular Friday evening soclsi
X. OF p. hail was largely attended anu
much enjoyed.
Among the recent arrivals from for.'
mouth are Roscoe Mason and WIZ
Arthur and James Abel.
Nav IL. d
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We.t tiancock.
H. c. Milliken Is building an addiLionto
his barn.
Sherman Mcfarland has resumed work
at Bar Harbor.
School is in session, Harvey Carter oil
Hancock, teacher.
Munroe Mcfarland and family have
moved into the Norris house.
Wellington Curtis, OF EastbrooS, ""
recently guest at Israel Durgan's.
Mrs. Mary Il. Batter, OF New BediofO'
Mass, is at the old home for the summer
May IL. SUAAo'
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sum not exceeding $500. and the select
men be Instructed to erect on Ii or on the
rear OF the present Intermediate school
property on School street, a ew grammar
school 0siidiBg. and fur ish the same At a
sum not excesaIns $500. includi z heat
ing, ventilation, plans, spec ihcations.
supstintendenee and farniiure.
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Pension, IS, ihas been issued to Mrs.
Esteila III. Murphy, OF this place.