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North scdGwlcS-
Colon obsr, OF AahurndsIs, Mass, was
In town last week.
jacob Ciosson went to Bar Harbor last
week TO the horse show.
IL. Ii. Allen is having hts house painted
by Henry kenny, OF Sedgwiek.
Mrs. Benlsh NJ. SmaIlidge returned
Friday from Seal Harbor. She brought
home oeautifal white Angors kitten.
George Allen and family, James Page
and daughter Inca, and Miss Ferguson
spent Wednesday field dsy,st the BiuehiIl
mineral springs.
While Pierce died Wednesday. He had
been iii a long time. He was fifteen
years OF age. MIR. and Mrs. Pierce have
the sympathy Of all.
Mrs. Fannie Long and daughter Lottie,
of Chicago. were In town for few days
last week, visiting Mrs. Long's sister,
Mrs. Linda Allen, and calling on relatives
and frisads.
Rev. S. w. Treworgy preached an inter-
estiDg sermon In the Baptist church sun
day morning. she held services In the
evening. shs leaves here this week, much
70 The regret Of all.
Aug. Is RAE.
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This place var thrown into fever Of
apprehension last Monday morning when
1t was learned that a sailbosi wfsh three
people, Bert Higgins, his daughter and
Mrs. Howard Robbins. had started from
Bakers Island for Southwest Harbor in
the gala Oh Sunday afternoon, and had
not arrived at It's destination.
Edgar Robbins and Leslie Harper, In q
row boat, accompanied the larger boat.
but 10 a squail lost sigh OF the sail boat.
and feared that 1t had been swsmped.
And indeed II narrowly escaped over
turning.
The sail became unmsnsgsable, but by
careful handling MIR. Higgins succeeded
In landing at Northeast Hsrbor. with no
more serious mlshap han the loss Of Mrs.
Robbins hat, and the severe fright OF
herself and granddaughter.
Had she telsphoned their safe arrival II
would have saved her son EDGAR night
OF intense anxiety. AS soon as morning
6aw ned, Ele started Ia search OF tue mics.
ing relatives, James Crockett taking a
steam launch for the purpose. Happily
the party had been well cared for by Mrs
walter Stanley st the Northeast Hsrbor
fish market, ana returned home safe and
sound.
"AIl's we'll that ends WELL" though
Mrs. Robbins and Gladys declare they
will never again venture in ssiiooai
in gale Of wind.
Aug. IS. STRAY.
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sorth Lsmsts..
Annie Lord, Of Ellsworth. 10 whiting
Siss Eanice Coggins.
Misses MiBnis and Emma Graves arr
homo fron: Massachusetts, for vacation.
Isaac Salisbury visited bis daughter.
Mrs, Barry Hodgkins. At Bar HsFbor iast
week.
Mrs. Abhic Austin and family. aud
Miss ElvIrs Aestin attended the Geld
day beid By the ErsnEsrs II Biuehill
mineral springs Issi Wednesday.
sara Coggias aud James Tweedy joined
a party RI the Corner last week, and at
tended the camp-meeting now in session
a, Northpovt. They report . profitable
and enjoyable time.
Capt. John Mcfarland anchored OF La
moine Beach one day last week. and made
q flying wish to relatives here. He reports
q small catch OF mackerel on this coast
thus far this season.
Several from here attended the LEGAL
union held at Marlboro last Thursday.
An enioysbie and profitable time u re-
ported. Entertainment was furnished by
the soesesy at Marlboro, aud all enjoyed
the tlne repast prepared in the grove by
the chapel. Much credit IL due this bsnd
Of workers for their hospitality.
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REAAt 1F Ata3ssSAfsN n HA66Etef
The sad intsilixenes OF the drowning a
Charlie. Herbert Bibber at lake Pennsma-
guam while canoeing on Sunday, August
IL, reached here lsst week.
He and bis younger brother wcrc in tho
canoe " han she Oiled and sank, throwing
them into the lake.
The younger brother, Raymond, eoaId
swim, while Herbert could not, so be
managed 10 keep above wktsr until ras-
caed, while tho older brother sank. At
last accounts tho body bad not been re-
covered.
The family we're former L&moine ress-
dents, snd moved 10 Passport several
years ago. Herbert, or Berthe, a. be wss
better known to rs, was niDeisan years old
and an unusually bright young man. lie
bad been az ths Boston Institute Of tech
nology dGring the psst year. snd Eas
looking forward to completing his course
there. He vas member Of the Easlpost
eornst band, and general tavorits among
the youn. residents, being fond Of Va.
rtous kinds OF sports and smssemen,s.
TIE father and family who wefs sud
denly htresvec OF toe wife and mother BY
fail. hsfese agiug Der have the
sympathy Of shsir EnAny LamolnS friends
and relatives.
Aug. Is. Y.
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Ea.t surry.
Miss vernisha johnson IL spending q
few weeks with friends at sedgwick.
Z. e. SWEET, has gone to Seal nsrbor to
work. HE family Ia at C.tE. Johnson'=.
b. II. Chs,to Is at Pittsaeld this week
attending the reunion OF the alumni Of
the NJ. c. /.
Nj. ID. Chatto sold s3T worth OF ehiskens
in one day to Bar hsrbor pedisr. Hs IL
soon 10 add another house 10 hts hen
village.
Mrs. r. VI. syDels!r sud your CORE
sEsonasnt took a trip to East oFiand re-
Gently, visited tie WOODEN mills aud the
Their Industries al that tarising little
village, aud considered the day we'll
spens.
Lat Friday the friends of Moses Moon
met at bis home TO celebrate the seventy
fourth anniversary OF his birth. The
oldest person present Vas his comrace-in-
arms, Simon Flood, eyed eighty-thfee;
the youngest, littls granddau az nler. two
months old.
Mics Nan Grindle, a teacher from
whitingyiiIe, Mass, and Miss yssts Bow
den, teacher from PeEobseot, took In
surry IN their excursion by team through
some OF the eastern towns OF the county.
They spent several days at Bar HarboE
and other parts OF Mount Desert island.
Schools begin to-day.
Aug Is LAC.
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ats' JAMES W. sao" oiec ssaaenty 81
tne nome OF hsf aaoghsSr' Mrs oEea
paso oar on ffie~y evening. Several
~eeas 81" enc hsd severe att@ek OF
As~Fs tfSaaie est hsa fsSorsrsd sum
eien'as 70 roe IRON hef nome 10 scdg'
VICE 70 tbs p'aee. she seemed TO De
Improving eae had an VI turn Friday
night br. NsfoSeii wEs hastily sum
meoea eut sue expired shoriiy AFTER BIS
@srlFsi'
AIRS sno~ was shout sixsy-eishs years
Of sge. She leaves bus band, q broth
Frank T. Wilson. of goston. and as.
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Aug.3.

Crest PEND.
Mrs. Mary Williams and son Percy have
returned from Boston, where they have
been most OF the summer.
Mr.. Carlton and Mr.. King, OF Cd Town,
spent few days al Great pond piekerel
fishing last week. They were weli satisfied
with their catch.
Bernice Williams aud DAisy Garry. who
have been visiting Daisy's sister Lillian In
Bangor for week, came home Thursday.
Mrs. George Crosby, Of Aurora, was IN
town Wednesday. Her mother, Mrs.
Dtrexa Williams. went home with her TO
stay some weeks.
Alta Lsaghlin returned to Lowell, Mass.
Friday.
Edwin fogg, of Lowell, came wespes-
day. His daughter Ethel, who has been
employed for the summer here, accom-
panied him home.
John Haynes entertained party OF his
friends at the lake last week.
DR.. ]. II. Pstten and wife. BraInard
Silsby and wife, OF Amherst, have been a
few days at ,be CARY camp. whlv there
they entertained friend from Water
Vile. Mr.. Garry and wife are there nos
with a party OF frisnds. 1t is an ideal
place for an outing.
F. +. Mace Ind his usual good luck fsh-
Ing, bat Ezra Williams caught the
Iarges; picksrei--six pounds. He sent II
IA Robert Holuaes Ellsworth
Aug. -. T..
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THE AMERICAN has Subscribers at T06
Of the IIs poss-ossces IN Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county com
tsned 10 not rsach 50 many. TIE AMER
rcAr Is not the only paper printed in
I7aRcock county, and has Heper claimed to
be, but g - tie oosly paper that can prop
pvis Be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely LEGAL papers. The eircala-
ton 81 TIKI AsrKRIcAN, barring the Bar
Edrhor Record's summer list. 10 larger
saaa thas o. a., re other papers prtated
in Hcncoee eounty.
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| sssgwssvtn..
q. ". 0si1die. clerk tor W. @. sAfgea,
a sou, spent isst week In Boston.
TIE schooner "fousn, Tunnel, Ia at Tia
Ice oompany's wharf ioseiag for BsI,l.
more.
Mrs. Fred l. Moor. Of Lynn, Mas.
who has bern IN towa visiting her mother
Mrs. o. p. Carter, Is nos 10 Btuehin.
Mrs. J. w. snow, Of tals village. died
Friday. Her death wms sudden and IN.
expected. Iatermsnt was q, South Psuos.
scot.
The foundation Tor the ucw brick en-.
CINE and power house 10 about completed
snd work VIII commence on the bald
log soou.
HSrhsft J. Cradle, who was attending
the Kicker classical institute, ChArlssiaa,
is at home. He wss M aud had 10 eoms
home, bal will ssurn later.
Adrian c. Dodge. Of Boston. died Ia
that city Aug. 81. The remains were
brought TO sadx wick and hutied by the
Mssous. as. Dodge had been maste, 0,
Exgetnoxgin lodge. tie had bean deputy
collector OF customs at ssedgxiek, and
also postmaster.
Rev. Ns. Logan. OF Scranton, PG-, &C.
eapied Mr. Dress pulpit last Sunday.
Rsv. Mr.. Davies. Of Philsdelphts. spoke q,
tho ehapsi tn ssrgsntyiiis issi suuday,
morning aud evening. lie was assistsd
~ Rsv. Messfs. Logan aad Bradley.
Aug D. {.
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Marlboro.
Miss Katie Mcintyre has gone to MI
ford, Mass, to vislt her brother John
The RiyerySew local union met here ls'i
Thursday, and had a very interesting
meeting.
Mrs. w. l.. MaeDonsld, WHO has been
boarding with Mrs. John Douglass, has
returned TO her home in Bangor.
Mrs. Edward Hodgkins and Mrs. Jo-
slab Bunker, who have been visiting MIS-
Sarah Hodgkins, have returned TO theH
home in Ashviile.
Nrs. b. w. Stanley, her daughter Manu
and her nephew, Herbert Thompson, VINO
have been spending the summer al 'ns
EsEey cottage. have returned to theii
homo In walthsm, Mass. -
aug. Is. AAh'
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Old friends. Str. Haynes lst, IT,,
some forty years ago, but Away, svIo~.
visiting the scenes Of bla boyhood ''"

hhShz ieft Trenta,
some forty years ago, but slwsv, s.s soa
visiting the scenes OF bla boyhood ="
Fast Hiashna.
r. =. 5rcene and Miss Ada Pe,s,..
West Hanover, Mass, are visiting a ~ !.
village. - s0s
W. v. Chapman snd son leon ven, !.
stonington last week to work . srs.,. y
cutters. 'e
Frank White and wife, Of w.n..
Mass, srs Waiting relatives and 60,
10 town.
Ri-hard Grindie left Friday for s,..
ingtau, where he will be employee !. .
graniie cutter.
Miss L1;tse q. Long, OF Chicago. ga.
the.yiii&gs Monday and Tuesday -.
guest OF her uncle, q. q. Long.
Joseph Stansfeid, who has la,siv
turned from Lithonis, Ca, is M u,.s
typhoid fever at the home OF his b,o,s..
samuel.
Rev. 3. l.. Hanscom, Of Bar g.,0,.
tb1fP@H8Fut cAaatoat1 Ter sheriff. la,
iursd Ia the Methods, chapel, last Fri.
day evening.
c. II. Curtis and Amos Carter w.-,
down the bay on fishing trip, and
Henry York and Harvey r. Long a,.o
started ON similar errana last Monday
Arthur b. Leach came home from Wins,
Haven last week on account Of an ialu,,
received 20 one OF bis eyes. piece q,
steel sntsred the ssghs OF one eye, ncarly
destroying II. He Is ahIe to SEQ qal,e d..
tiaetiy nov.
Aeg. Is. IL
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LRmoSnr-
Miss Bealas Moore was the guest of her
sister, Mrs, John Hodgkins, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary II. Coolidge Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Nj. NJ. Whitaker In Ellsworth.
b. T. Scwie has completed bis fine yacht
"Genie'', and she is now on her trial trip.
Mrs. Curtis and daughter Ruth are vis-
iting Mrs. Cursis' sister at Northeast Har-
Dor.
The departures Tor the past week are;
Mrs. John Coolidge and sons, l.. X.
Ho.sgkins, Walter Reynolds and Sumner
Foster.
Miss Ab6is Lord, who bss been the
guest Of Mrs. William x. Salisbury, has
returned home.
Aug. %.
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Utl.-
Bass brothers, OF IA~renee, Mass, sre In
sown for week.
The Saiisbarys are 70 have their reanion
as Yoang's grove, sept. 5.
Mrs. Matte Pet,ingiii Is stopping for
few days with friends 10 wsltham.
Horace Salisbury aud wife. Of BFeSef'
have been guests at Arden Yonug's for
few days.
Frank Roberts and wife aud Webster
Roberts and friend, OF Bangor, are russi-
eating here.
NJ. Grindal, wife and little daughter, Of
Bangor, were In town last Thursday for
days outing at warrsn's brook.
Miss Blanche KiHcAIa Is spending
week with the Mcdonald family, OF Ehs-
worth. who are rusticating at Contention
Cove.
VIII johnson, who came from CasifornA
three months age TO visit his old home ana
friends. after an absence of tweHty-si1
years, has gone back.
Aug IS. W.
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waish@m.
Mrs. Philip Giles. who has been III, is
Improving.
Asa Colby Is visiting relatives In Aroos-
took county.
viois Roberts, of W esley, visited friends
here recently.
Mrs. Julia Kingmsn is visiting friends
In Ellsworth and Bangor.
Moses Hssiem and daughter are visit
ing friends in Bar Harbot.
Airs. Bella Dams. OF New York, il with
her sister, Ars. Hannah Fox.
Elsood Archer and wife, who have
been away fer several weeks, are home.
Mrs. Roscoe Haslem and daughter
Leuvie visited friends in surry the pas;
week.
There will be dance at town hall
Thursday evening, Aug, IS. Music by
wilson.
Schools began to-day. No. il taught
BY Miss Lola Murehi No. ? BY Miss Lii
Ian Ffisld.
Sidney Jordan, who is employed in
Boston. is Visiting his parents, Charles
Jordan and wife.
Miss Frances Roberts. who has been In
towa for several montbs, has returned to
her home In Wesley.
Qaite number oi our summer visitors
have left Us. Among tbem are Harry
Rhodes, wife and daughter Glsdys, Prof.
Colby. OF New York, Mrs. Lovints ood-
ward and Mrs. Lulu Martin, OF Clinton,
Msss.
Mrs. Hannah Fox has sold her farm and
buildings to her son-in-lsw, waldron
Hastings. Although sold to q worth by
purchaser, much regret is felt that Mrs.
Fox viii make her home elsewhere. Not
only by the many warm friends here will
she be missed, bat also by the public at
large, who Will miss the genial hospital
ity she has shown IS hostess at the hotel
Tor over forty years. The hotel win be
open to The public az usual.
Aug. Is. III.
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Burry-
EN-. osgood's four pet foxes escaped
from their pen last Tuesday night, and
made their wsy to smother part OF the
building occupied by flock of hens.
They made sad havoc amid the poultry.
One OF the foxes escaped TO the woods,
but the rest were secured.
M. f. Linneken has bought the prop
erty known as the Merrill heirs property,
consisting Of large tract OF woodland
In West Surry and small farm and
buildings st the head of the bay, on the
west side at surry village. Next winter
MIR. Linneken will have large qusntity
OF wood cut and hauled to market.
The Baptist Sunday school went to the
Blnehii mineral spring Tuesday on their
annual picnic. The day was fine, and the
chiidrea eujnysd their ride to and from
the sprinZ ON a large hay-riek drawn by
two horses. whiie the picnic on the
grounds about he spring was delightful.
The Ne ho1ist Sunday school had its
picnic en- Thursday at Phillips shore on
the eastern side Of the bay. II had been
planned thai the schools should go TO the
minerai spring toget her, but it was found
Impossible 70 provide transportation So
the Methoaisis decided to have theirs
two day lister, and so near that ell could
attend.
Anv or G.
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Atlantic.
Edgar Trask is having an addition built
to his house.
Schools In town begin Sept. :. The
same teachers win continue in the schools,
except In Minturn grammar.
Addison Parker and Fred Wilbur are
each having house built At AintnTn.
Willie Burns IS visiting his parents,
after an absence Of over year.
Mrs. Harriet Joyce and her sister, Mrs.
Carrie Ham, of Rockland, were In Port
land this week.
Capt. A. G. Smith went cut In mackerel
seiner '.Indiaua", while Capt. Joyce took
a short vacation.
There il great scarcity Of ssrdineI in
this vicinity, SO that the factory has not
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II. GALLERT.

been IN operation. Several OF the seslsrs
have gone to Eastport-
Mas Ida Barbour aud Jane Potter, OF
Westboro, are at the leland Rest house.
Gardiner Joyce has been painting L. T..
Joycs's buildings the last week.
Aug n .
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@My mother suffered from distressing
pains and general i'll health due To indi-
restiou.n says Il. w. Spaulding, Verona,
Mo. s.Tw0 years ago got her to try kodol.
She grew better al ones and now eats any
thing she wants, Femarking that she Tears
no bad afeets IS she has her bottle or
KoSoI handy.@ II is nat are's own tonic.
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West aancocK.
The Sunday school picnic at Baystds
last week was well patreBized.
John Shute, who has employment in
Connecticut, Is a, home for syscstion.
Prof. w. r. Butler and family have been
spending a week at Eastbrook, fishing.
Miss Myra Young is in Bangor, the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. William Moore.
Miss Ella Crawford, OF Lawrence, Mass,
is the guest OF her uncle, Herbert Shute.
Hollis Linscott and sidney Bridges
have gone TO Boston where they win be
employed.
Malcolm Googins and wife, who have
been in olamon during the summer, are
at home for " bile.
Miss Jennie Marshall, OF Bar Harbor.
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha
Marshall.
Miss Anna and Chester Norris and Miss
Jennie Grant, of Bar Harbor, were recent
guests at H. c. Mlliken's.
sherman and Irving Mcfarland and
Victor Smith, who are employed at North
east Harbor, made short visit TO their
parents recently.
Aug. "A. SUMAc.
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HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR

The demand for good wearing
hosiery and underwear is recognized.
We are offering In this line only reliable
goods. Ladies', misses and children's
hose at II i-2e. isc, CSC, 81 Les and SOC
any one will give satisfaction.
II you get in the habit of buying our
hosiery and underwear you viii be
satisfied.
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Aug2.

Fifty againsstwo II ia not reasonable to AK
I'ees two weeks Of outing to overcome the ef-
fects o. hfty weeks OF confinement. Take
HOODS sarsaparilla along with yoa. II re-
rreshes the blood. Improves the apostle. makes
sletF easy and restful.--Adrt
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We have taken all the ready made to-
wear for Ladies, Misses and Children
to the second floor. a trying-on
room Is connected with IL. which
cur out-of-town customers viii
appreciate.
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TOUR SPRING STOCK o

UUh SFhfNU STVNh WE Gus
tunes, tailor-made suits. walking aud
dress skirts is ready. No superior
stock anywhere, All alterations
made free of charge.
Our spring aud summer waists and
petticoats have also arrived. In wrap.
pers and muslin underwear we are
showing better assortments at less
price than anyone.
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A republican mass meeting Is
nouncsd for Thursday evsning, Sept. T. 81
the town ball, when Hon.gN. b. DolIlfesi
81 Iowa, and Hon. James O. Lyford, OF
Boston, will speak on the political ISSUES
OF the day.
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south Hsneocs-
H. NJ. Dearborn, of Philadelphia, Is q
guest at X C. Smiths.
Aaron simpson, of Sullivan, has been
visiting relatives here the past few days.
Capt. A. P. Foss, and wife, OF Need
ham, Mass, are visiting in this vicinity.
George Frost, g captain in the fire de-
psrtment at Brighton, Mass, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. p. Y. Hackett, ami other
relatives.
a-u oS va
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With enlarged floor prepared TO do large
business Our patrons VIII appreciate the convenience the
of trading in modern uptoae place Our prices all right
competitor prices the amequsy goods
Hope you all
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In our new sales room we are show
ing a full line Of earpetings, mattings
oilcloths, lace and muslin curtains,
draperieS, window shades, rugs. art
squares and house furnishings. This
Is the best arranged showroom in the
State, and for convenience cannot be
beaten.
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tF& W All.
Mrs. chsriss Stanley and her grand.
daughter LAME have been visiting friends
aud relatives al fremont.
John P. Mooney aud his friend, r. \.
Cutter, Of Boston, who bare bocn visiting
Mr.. Aoonsy's father, went back iAsiiMon-
day.
Mrs. Lima tBaaisl Batehsrs and her 500
Ciyds. of Rossaa, IS no have besn TOT the
last tao weeks the guests OF Mrs. Amos
Deliver. returned home Saturday.
Fr~d L. Moore came Lass Sunday to Join
bis family who have been here since JAY.
Thsy intsad to remain with Mr. Moore's
father. Capt. 2. $. Moore. Mr., Moore has
long been Ia ths railroad business Ia Nsw
York
caps- Peter Moore wsni to Bar Hsfb0r
iasi seek Tor hospital treatment ior soss
n . mouth. He has been advised that
not Bing eoaid be done tor him, 50 after
short visit 10 his son In s0mssviiis be #ia
cone aome. Ills wsfr Is with bin. They
are cxpcessd home this week.
Aug. %. DOLLY
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The best line of corscts i'm the
city. We carry all Of the standard
makes.
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COUNTY NEWS.


sostb Deer tsls-
Gnstavus and Raymond Robbins arrived
home Sunday to spend their vacation.
George Robbins made short visit hons
/ this week.
The concert given by the sunday school
last Sunday evening was success, tudg'
ing by the favorable opinions expressed By
those attending ii. The children did
their parts well. A class of the smallest
scholars was especially attractive. class
OF aBoys OF Temperancetownn gave mics
recitation, a class OF girls sang motion
song, and gave a motion exercise very
creditably. The proceeds go for Sunday
school papers.
A family reunion OF the descendants
and relatives OF the late Mrs Eliza Small,
OF lower Sunset, was held Ang. - at the
old homestead. Some forty or more OF
the relatives assembled. A picnic dinner
was served, after which the following pro-
gramme was carried out;
short address-..............Fro Pref h knos ton
slnzfag. .....................Mr Mrs Mamie ssinA9n
Recitation. Misc Boairice Warren
sinRfaE .......s..............Mr mamie ~t'nson
Defamation. .--.....-......... -.NeTfiie stinson
singing ................... .-.---Miss susie Cole
singiag -. Master Clcrmoat Knoslsoa
Recitation. Master Carroll kaswiipn
Recitation. Miss Mertioe V Small
s.sKlnx ......................M rs Mamie simeon
singing. Miss EVELYN Small
Reading Of secrctsry'a report, whica In.
eiaeed the fsatlF xepcaiosv
Remarks BY members Of the family
Officers elected were: President, Greeiy
r. small; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Settie Small. The day was hne, and every
thing favorable for the occasion. Tbs
guests departed well pleased with the en-
tertainmeut.
Ang. n. Eco
Mrs. VI. ID. Robbins visited J. NJ. Ellis
and wife Friday at North Deer Isle.
Mrs. NJ. A. Greenlsw Is intending to
spend the present week in Rockisnd with
her daughter.
1t Is eredibly reported that Joseph
Small has sold his place TO Anthony Bye,
and that Mr.. Small intends to move to
Rockport coon.
Misses Eva, Alice and Nellie Robbins
and Miss Lima 6reeniaw went to North
port Tuesday with party from Deer Isle,
returning Friday.
The rain Of Friday night and Saturday
was welcome TO farmers, as the ground
was getting very dry. There was one ex.
ception perhaps; A. r. Peires had large
piece OF oats ready to 20 In, bat was un-
able to gr, man TO put II In, as be was
Obliged to work at stone cutting, and tbs
oats we're out In the rain.
Aug. q. Eco.