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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEv-YoRK-w WEDNESDAY. SEPT. -. 1902
AERfNED

PORT or NEw-YoRK-wE WEDNESDAY. SEPT. -. 1902
ARRIVED.
steamer Majestic @ smith LysPGol ssPt tenn s,ea II
a a assenseFs to the White Star the
steamer rotterdam Dutch, Peters Rotterdam septen
T. Philip Ruprecht. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Patricia Ger Ieithauser Hamburg seD{ 9
sengers to the Hamburg American Line East OF Fire
Steamer Laerpma ,uso Cercich Trieste . and
Dena September !, with mdse To Phelps Bros Co AT
steamer ,'' Bal tDntch5 vsses sourabaya July i.
Port Said So tiibTaitar sepember and Beak
water % with sugar to Funch Edye & Co Arrived al
steamer susquehanaa (Br,. Hendry. East London Au-
steamer Belasso Ger, Bus; santos Ausus. 80 Re 10
passengers 10 Fqnch Edge & Co Arrived ct the Bar
steamer Fos CNoO, Tune, Rio Janero Ausust 2:
Busk Jevons, Arrived the Bar at m,
Der 10 with fruit and . passengers to the United Fruit
Company. Arrived at the Bar at m.
in ballast Munson. Arrived the Bar at 12;45
steamer FL N9Fts Gardner. Galveston September 10
steamer Colorado. Risk, Brunswick: Ga. September IL
with mdse and one PASSENGER to c Mallory 90 90
With mdsr and PASSENGERS to the oee9n IS Co
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion
steamer Goidsboro. swain Philadelphia with rndse
steamer Aisenboru. Boyd. Baltimore. with mdss to
Steamer NtCeto Span. Beotegii.
s Cienfuegos 6 Ciibara IL Cardenas
Il and Matanzas Is. with mdse J Cebailos & Co
Monaghan 4 c5r Braes GLASGOW segt.nDer IS
the sandy HOOK Lishtshio at $50 M
SAILED
Steamers st Paul, southampton Oceanic (Brl.
erpool. Arara tErl. Cape Town etc: Brb
don: Ell Sud New-Orleans. Wkomuen Ger. FIushins
fathhnder MayagueZ LANDAU city tBrl Bristol Jener
son. Norfolk and Newport News. Fontabelle tBr Bar
bados Demerara Navigator Progreso: Chero
kee San Domingo etc Antilia tr) Nassau Diana Nor
Stotz St John b Sabine. Galveston; Gregory 'Br'.
Para and Manaos; Guyandotte. Norfolk and Newport
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. Sept 24-Arrived. steamers Manchester
tBrl Forrest Montreal for Manchester Titan Csrp.
Stapledon, NewYork for Manchester
southampton Sept 2i-Arrived steamer Philadelphia.
Mills New-York Cpassed Hurst Castle IL So M;
Ger Hogemann, from Bremen for New-York via
Cherbourg
tonic lBrl. McKinstry New-York for Liverpool (and
proceededl
Lizard Sept u Gao p m-Passed steamer La Lorraine
tFr, Alx. New-York for Havre
Glasgow. Sept 23-Arrfved. steamer Furnessa Obi.
Young. New-York
Bremerhaven Sept 81. m-Arrived. steamer Kaisern
Maria Theresa Ger, Weyer. New-York via Plymouth
and Cherbourg
Hamburg Sept 2i-saIed steamers Holnea tBr). Luke
Wilmington, 25d. Magda (Brl Eggert: New-York
Rotterdam 22Arrived steamers Charlots Dutch.
New-York.
Cherbourg Sept "a, p m-sailed Kaiser VIII
helm Crosse Ger Hogemann. from Bremen and
Southampton for New-York.
Gibraltar. Sept 24-Passed. steamer Karamana (Brl
Pearce, Naples for New-York.
sydney n w. Sept 23-Arrived. steamer Ripley (Br).
Iseitch New-York Melbourne.
Gibraltar. 2-Passed, steamer Roma (Fr). Verries.
Marseilles and Naples for New-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
TYPHOID IN BROOKLYN.
DR.. F. c. JEWETT THINKS THAT THE WATER
SUPPLY IS THE SOURCE OF THE DISEASE

SUPPLY Is THE SOURCE OF THE DISEASE
Typhoid fever is more prevalent in Brooklyn now
than it has been for several years Up to noon
yesterday 143 cases had been reported Tor the
twenty-three days of this month which Is douoie
the number reported in the corresponding period
of 1901. There have been thirty-four deaths from
the fever this month. DR.. Frederick g Je"etl-
head of the Brooklyn Department OF contagious
Diseases. thinks that the Brooklyn water supply Is
the of the disease and that the point OIL
conta gion is the field at Hampstead Plain whlch
was known as Camp Black at the time OF the
Spanish war There from fifteen 10 twenty
thousand men in camp there. and big cesspoois
were dug for the men. who lived there for months
Dr. Jewett is of the opinion that the refuse de-
posted there has been slowly percolating through
the sand and communicating the water which flows
into Brooklyn and that the process of percolatlon
has been accelerated by the heavy rains OF this
year. The doctor declared yesterday that ne be
lieved the which Brooklyn1teS We're no"
drinking was causing many of the cases OF typnold
fever which have been reported at the Health De-
paItment.
The doctor said noteworthy that the sub
urban wards Flathush, New-UtreCht. Gravesend
ard FIatlands, absolutely free from typhoid
fever. The people living there have their own va :
ter systems which might he considered evidence OF
the fact that the Brooklyn water supply was the
source of the disease.
DR.. JeWett added that cases OF typnOld 1eNer We're
numerous in the fall than at any other time
o the Many persons contracted the disease
at summer resorts, and it did not manifest itself
until they returned home The doctor did not con-
slider the situation alarming but he recommended
strongly that all water used for drinking shouid
be boiled first precautlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

I a m-No 1903 Second-st, owner unknown: trthing.
las a m-No. 12e Second-st Louis Haimes' s9'"
.16 n m No 361 Seventysixth st Allis Madh; s.
.35 y m-No East Forty ninth st James Gala
han. $500
2:3o p Mo 216 Second~st- Rosie Cohen TIMING.
h.25 n m-No 2 West Twenty-sixth-st, unknown, $50.
u m-No 22o Third-ave, J c. Reney; $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
SENATOR CROSS RENoMINATED.

Eliza beth. Sept. Estate Senator joseph
Cross was this afternoon renominated by the Re
nubIicans Of this county. Judge William n. Run
yon of Plainfeld who made the choice of the
Fowler faction the primary, was named before
the convention but the result was a foregone con
cIusion as the primaries settled the case. Judge
Runyon received 5S2 votes against lboi2 Tor Sena-
tor cross The nomination made unanimous.
Congressman Fowler made a strong plea for unity.
Edward S Coyne William Newcorn and William
r Han were nominated for Assembly.
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ESSEN COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

The Essex County Republican Convention was
held last evening in the KRUGER Auditorium New
ark Halsey NJ Barrett presided. The nominations
made we're. State Senator. J. H Bachelor Sheriff
Carl Lent; County Clerk Arthur Horton County
C3arrabrants Frederick R Lehlbach. John Howe.
Ralph Il Schmidt, Robert W Brown. William G.
ebaErwau Edward f. Gnicte Edgar Williams,
Everett Colby. Robert w. Boyd and William A.
Lord. OF the Assembly nominees all are renomina-
tions except LehlbaCh and Colby.
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HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

GRAND.aBrlgadisr Generals william William n : era
II0FFN AE-State Printer J. B. Lyon. Of Albany:
Judge Walter Evary Of k9uiSye str HOLLAND a
DsWkins Of London Robert MsCormiGk Of Chi HI
P4spI N Colonel c A Longwel Z S A. MARL-
BoRoTGHD NJ MGorS Me e IF n of NsT yrsdasa
NAVARRE@Gaptain F H. Timpson Z s A
WALDoRF-Bernard y Baker president, OF the
narTE of Japan; Ferdinand \. Peck of Chicago;
II b Leger. president OF the -Nie"is"ii Ne"'i d'
Railroad of Detroit.
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DECLINES MOTIVATION FOR MAYOR.
DIR J 7 wR1GHTsoN OF NEWARK. SAYS HIS
PRIVATE AFFAIRS Do NOT PERMIT HIM
TO ENTER POLITICS

TO ENTER POLITICS.
Dr. James r Wrightson formerly County Clerk
at Newark. who was nominated for Mayor by the
Democratic city convention. has declined to accept,
although importuned do by the party leaders,
and the convention committee vacancies will
have 10 select another candidate. DR.. Wrghtson
had been slated for Sheriff and at the last hour,
when II became sure that Judge Gottfried KRUGER
would not take the nomination for Mayor the
slate was changed and Wrghtson was made the
candidate. DR.. Wrightson said yesterday:
Il did not seek the nomination for Mayor. and II
was given to me against my desire. did not
want 10 become a candidate for any office. and
cannot accept the honor which the convention con
ferred on me My private affairs will not permit
me enter active politics
Thomas Smith. the Democratic nominee for
County Supervisor, has also declined. There is a
broad grin on the faces of the Seymour Democrats
and II is said that the committee will try to come
to an understanding with Seymour 10 take the
nomination COnditionaly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
RICHMOND WANTS BUDGET 1ScPEasF

The estimate OF President Cromwell 90 rioh /,
Borough was published in The City Record. YES
terdaE. Mr. Cromwell asks for large increase.
n n me present budget Richmond received ss47 $50
iIisb ,lIrsase Is s7S,9S0. in the Bureau of
ior iaoor' maintenance and supplies.
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NAMES RECEIVER FOR SPORTING P4PEl

Judge Adams in the United States District Court.
yesterday appointed the receiver of The Spirit
of the Times and the American Sportsman Alex
ander r w Leslie. formerly business manager Of
the publication Mr.. Leslie's bond fixed at
$500
The petition for the appointment of the receiver
was signed by ex-Judge Horace Russell. and the
appon trnent is made the condition that the pub
LEGATION of the paper be continued until further
orders of the court.
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NAME Ex-coNGREssuAy FOR CONGRESS-.
THE DEMOCRATS OF THE lid DISTRICT NoMl
NATE JACOB A GBISSENHAIMER.

Long Branch Sept. 24.-The Democrats Of the
lid Congress District to-day this place nomi-
mated ex-Congressman Jacob A Geissenhaimer. o.
Freehold as their candidate for Representative to
oppose BENJAMIN F. Howell. the present incumbent
Mayor George A. Niehmam, OF NeW-B BRUNSWICK.
presided at the convention. The name OF Mr. Gels
senbaimer was placed before the convention by
James r Degnan. of Red Bank. and was the only
suggested. ,. 1,
In 1892 Mr. Ceissenhaimer was elected 10 Congress
in the old lid District Hoffman. Republican
and had three terms in Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 55l Sunset $50 Moon rises Moons age 2s
HIGH WATER.
! y SANDY Hook 1:I6 las He'll Gate 3;37
= M-Sandy Hook So Gov Island PA He'll Gate i;13
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Announcements
ICARIA.
A New Collar.
z. & ".

Money loaned to responsible individuals with
tut security Confidential $50 Nsssauet. N Y Office 72s
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region when they realize that If the fight is
ried much longer there will scarcely be any
thing left worth fighting for The markets will
be lost and while the miner may move his family.
the operators cannot move the mines and breakers
to other fields
Pray God TO help you, the American public TO
support you: stand firm in the strength of unity;
acQuit yourselves like men and the victory shall he
Fraternally yours. T. D NICHOLS.
Susquehanna. Penn. Sept 24.-Sherif Marky, Of
SusQuehanna County. has asked the Governor for
troops because of trouble at Forest City.
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SAY FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Sept 2i-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
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E. & ".
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-03

sargensyffts.
Mrs. Frsd /. Moor left last weak for her
home in Lynn, Mass. Her sister, Addie
La'kin. accompanied her.
Toe .xcdns OF the summer visitors hiss
begun. A fes left last week and more
are going the coming week.
Neal F. Dow, OF the village. vas home
fro u his yacht and spent Sunday. lie
leaves TO ioio her At Islesboro. lie will be
gone about six weeks ioager.
Daniel Faulkner has gone TO Belfast TO
load ice Tor the Maine Lake lee Co. |. r.
Grindsli has gone as xrigher. Mr..
Grindsli's son ayron flushed weighing
here.
Work on the new Ice house began isst
Saturday. Scott Lymbnrser, with large
force ~ carpenters, commenced 10 raise
the building. IL will be i6ox2s9 feet
Several men were discharged saturday
Ali tue ice has been shipped but sbou, 100
tons.
Sept / c.
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COUNTY NEWS.
so~ Additional coa1p Woes. .er other pages.

CRANBERRY t-s---
C-anberries are very plentiful now.
Mrs. Jaiis Squirting has several board
ers.
Miss Helen Raymond, OF Boston, Is Wis
ting Miss Schas-a Row.
Mrs. Olive Sldehotton, al Boston, Is Wis
iting her sister, Mr.. E. 81. Row.
Miss Mamie Squirting, OF medfieid,
Mass, Is making her annual visit here.
Mrs. Robinson and son, of Lewiston,
who have been at C. e. sparling's, left
Friday.
Misses Schassa Row and Helen Ray
mond have returned to Boston TO re-
sumo teaching.
Mrs. Harriet Taylor and granddaughter,
Ethel Coulter, of Brockton, Mass, are Wis
iting relatives here.
The fair and sale held here Aug. 20 by
the ladies' aid society was a success So
cially and financially, netting about $500.
The many relatives and friends OF Capt
Eugene p. Stanley, OF Friendship, we're
glad to see him Sunday. he having eft his
vessel al Frankfort.
Mrs. Gilman ]. stanley, with her daugh-
ter Vida, went TO Portland Monday 10 the
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MOUTH or THE RIVER.

Ars. Prank sweit visited her haseaad
al Bar Hsrhor last week.
Mrs. W. l. Pratt visited friends 10
Bocksrort rSesnsiy.
Lucy eieschsil, Of Bar Harhor. Is visiting
Der grandmother, Mr.. Jane Nllilksn.
Mrs. Hall. OF Brewer, wss the CUES, Of
George Fnlisrton aud wi.s Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Asesb~rs Garland and Mrs. George
Ray Waited relatives and irioads az Bart
lest's Isisad recently.
Ars Grace Fullerton aaa dsaghter MI.
ared sp~ns tast seek wtth her sister, Mrs.
Bowden, At Marlboro.
Lewis Frazier aud wiie, Knd MFs. Net.ie
Smith. with bee tltfic son Lester. Of Otis,
were the guests Of Adsihert Garland ssd
wifa last week.
Sept. I. x.
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Miss Aseneth BRADY, Cor. See. I'M.
nois Woman's Alliance, had
Headache, Baekache aud
Serious Indigestion.

Mas A. Brady. Corresponding sacrs
sayy Illinois womsn's Alliance, yrl...
from IT'S Indiana avenue. Chicago. M,
"Lssf year from confiaued strain i,
literary work became very mech en-.
hsusfed. my nerves seemed 10 rjys
wsy. and ! had bscksehr, hesdsck.
and serious indigestion.
Zone Of any friends suggested fhsf
try Pergns- II cc1Sisiy sesed nEs
magic on my Stsfcm. !,
"Wffhin TEN days fsh new NE ss6
health given me ; ssd BY taking an &C.
cssionsf dose off and ON when I feel
exfrs tired. fksep my sysfsa. Ia per.
feef ORDER. MISS A. BRADY.
Mrs. Fanny KlAvsdstschsr. Of Sum
msssvIiic, n. r.. writes as follows.
aror three months / suffered VITA
pain In the back and In the region Of the
kidneys. and dull pressing sensation
In the abdomen, aud other symptoms of
peivsc eatarrh.
@Bus after taking two bottles Of Peru.
na am entirely well, better than ever
was..--Mrs. Fanny kiavadassahsr.
Send for Health aud Beauty p written
especially Tor women by DR., $. b. Hart
man, President Hartman saalsarium,
Columbus. o.
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North Deer Isle.
William knight arrived home this weel..
Misses Emma and Ida Cain. OF Rock
porr, are guests Of ars. Rollins Staples.
Samuel Lowe and family and Samuel
knight were In Bangor Wednesday at
tending the fair.
Mrs. EdwardECollins, OF Rockland, ar
rived here sunday TO visit her daughter.
Mrs John p. Weed, who is very ia.
Mrs. John Ellis and child, Of Lynn.
Mass, who have been guests Of Mrs.
Emeline Weed this summer, have returned
home.
Or. RobertlGrimes and family, OF PhiIa-
deiphia, who have been guests of Mrs.
George Small this season, have returned
home.
Sept. 1. r.
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oax Point
Mrs Augusta Dyer aud daughter Eva
returned TO Bangor Saturday.
Miss Amelia Brown, OF Boston. has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter March.
Miss Angie A. Alley hss been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Grace I. Rich, OF Beech
Hsii.
AFR. and Ars. staekpoie. OF West Ella
worth. have been Visiting their nsece, ars.
Frank Meader.
Miss May Haynes, OF Ellsworth. wnd
Miss Maud Haynes, OF Bar Hsrbor, are
visiting relatives here
Capt. John Doiiivrr ID having an aedI-
ton buiit ON hts cottage. Geo. Slower
Is laying the foundation
Capt. John Bray, wife and son Carroll
are spending the summer with Capt.
Brsy's sister, Mrs. Cashman Alley.
Mrs. Lara Deliver is home after 8
pleasant visit with her brother, Ralph
Haynes, who has been absent two years.
sept. i. PLCTARcH.
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Msnsst-
Schooner ssSamuel r. Crane, OF Salem
Mass. landed a load of fish at Parker's
wharf last week.
Rev. T.. y. Mitchell and wife, OF North.
east Harbor, spent Thursday with Rev
Mr.. Emery at the parsonage.
Among the fishermen owned Ia thi.
vicinity that have brought In loads
recently are the Margaret Leonard, the
"Iolanthe", the Cosmopolitan, and the
Lizzie walworthn.
The hotel guests are leaving fast this
week. After staying through the fog and
cold OF the past month, one would think
they would like to remain TO enjoy tho
good weather we are now having.
Rev. 8. L. Hanscom, OF Bar Harbor,
enforcement candidate for sheriff,
preached here Sunday afternoon In ex.
change with Rev. Mr.. Hill. He spoke q,
the Methodist church, Southwes, Harbor,
on enforcement Saturday evening.
Sept. /. +.
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COUNTY NEWS.


I
| Southwest aaresr.
Hail dozen citizens chartered Thomas
savage's sloop yacht 10 attend the Bangor
| fair.
1 Quite q number OF Southwest Hsrbor
people went to Ellsworth ON the nth TO
catch glimpse OF the President.
Miss Dorinds Baker, OF Roxbury, Mass,
who has bean visiting her aunt, Mrs. Abb
| gail Robinson, for two weeks, returned
home last Thursday.
| o. w. Smith, OF Caribou, with hss wife,
hs. been Visiting his brother. L. Smith.
Tor week or more whore his son and
daughter are both employed.
Rev s. l.. Hsnseom, enforcement candi-
date for sherir. spoke in fremont hall.
last Saturday evening, to large sudienee.
On Sunday morning be prsached at the
Methodist church.
Daniel Handy, OF Boston, with his wife,
recently spent week or two with bis
mot her, Mrs Henry Tracy, after attending
at Prospect Hsrbor.
The drinking fountain which has been
stationed near w. r. Holmes store, and
in the winter season rendered the sidewalk
unsafe by reason OF the overflow, icing
the plsnks, has been transferred to bet
ter location on the corner.
Stephen Gilley lost valuable horse last
week OF pneumoais, one he bad raised
from a colt and the pet OF the fsfpily-s
serious loss to Mr.. Gilley, ss be is depend
ent upon the services OF horse. For tho
present be has borrowed one from .
neig hbor for hire.
southwes; Hsrhor people are glad TO
learn, from q notice posted TO that effect,
that the Island house, which has been
closed for seversl years, will be thor
oaghiy renovated and repaired by y. q.
Leslie, of Bangor, and ready for reopening
70. the season OF 1909.
Citizens here were very patient With the
torn up condition OF the road, which bad
been pos in "sppiepien order by the road
commissioner. while the Waterman was
being laid, bat now that the trench has
been covered, yet LETT In q ragged, un-
slightly state, lots OF growling Ia heard.
Four months Is some time to wait for
smooth roads.
Sept. i. SPRAY.
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Assnuc.
Miss Rita Staples. who has been en-.
pioyed at Bar Harbor, Is home.
Eastis Thompson, OF Baltimore, has
joined his family here for a few weeks
stay.
Cornelius Wasgatt, a former post master,
trader and town officer, with his family,
came from Everett, Mass, on a short visit
to many re stives and friends.
Mrs. Howard Eiwell gave picnic in the
beautiful grounds at Rock End cottage
Tuesday evening. A large party attended
end the affair passed of very piea~antly.
The proceeds go for church purposes.
Mrs. William staughton and son Willie,
OF Boston, Miss Marion Smith, OF HART
ford, Ct, Miss Ida Barbour and Miss Jane
Potter, of Nestboro, W ho have been at the
island Rest house, left for their homes
8 turday.
Schools began Monday with the follow
Ing teachers; Atlantic, Miss Marion
Curtis, OF Dennysville; Minturn, grammar.
Miss J. Woodsie Folsom, OF Silver Mill.
primary, Miss Mary A. Carroll, Of south
west Haroor; Union, primary, NJ iss EVELYN
Bidges; grammar, G. A. Proek, OF
LincoInyiile.
Sept. /. s.
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COUNTY NEWS.



- e.aro,
". ? :. 100 .a' WIS 's"'e' '"e
-.
s1.o ~" W sp's'
-a' 'A'' 49, v s
Mrs. Lula crsotree, OF Hancock. made
Wv s "''a '' '' -
Miss Aodie NJ Bunker, leaves this week
Tor Beverly Msss' whore she WIZ teach.
Pastor Petersen attended the camp
nes.ing al East hsehiss two Gays last
~eex'
Misses Lors Card and Lila Gordon went
TO Charleston Monday, TO attend tho
acso"1y'
Mrs. Hsitis Fiaxg and two young
daughters. OF Miibridge. were visiting
relatives In town reeentiy.
Raymond Dseliey IL st home from North.
east Hsreor TOT short vacation, previous
TO entering college.
Mrs. Imogene pes,sngin and son
Francis are TO leave Thursday for their
home In Worcester, Mas.
DIR. n. n. Collins and wife lest for wash.
ing,on, u. C., Friday. The doctor gained
nearly twenty. ave pound. while here.
Miss sp@nlding. of North An.ou. wa.
rue., AZ q T. Dr.,lsv,. oxer sgos.x nm
her ~sv 10 poothbsv. wher, an, w,,,
teach.
A.. MAJ. Ia. -
leave for Boston - xees .f,sr .nen,,,,.
som. aim. wt,h s.r ,,.rers. r,,,,,. 81.
and wife.
-
90 A. 49, n's
here 10 Sew Landau Carr a. ,...h =,
the high school.
p.r h.. a.
49,, ~. "a. sas
$500 ~. w..s,s. - ".@' "
-, "" aemy tof
~. A.,
wI,n So s.an.,- :, ~. So .-s-'
- -. -.
,yax~ ..... "-
.' ooyos 70 charge OF toe VIC. X X
s.e'aon crew. has moved into Mrs. Mary
Hsveys cottage. Mr.. Mclaughlin. one
-, Wv n'aS
"se' "s's'" sankrf, es sasscns lslsTss
ana her SISTER. Mrs. Alice RassoS. OF WIS
cons'n' are WAITING ressttves In town
Mf"' huston ass not n"s1 here before In
seventeen years
The schooner "Aieert Phsros with stone
from w. n. B'asseli a Co. .si'ea for
hes''on sss week. also the schooner
Eva A@y wnh stare- Tor w. II. Has
tings. sailed Tor Ncw York.
The damp morning OF Labor psy inter.
ferrst but slightly With the attendance q,
the q. A. r. picnic al coouab,s Point. In
the afternoon especially there wa. a good
attendance, q game OF base ball being an
attraction.
\. n. wss. IN n., n. r.,,-
Curtis Hooper, W. w. grareon. 4 q.
Dunn and several others went 10 n. n,u,
Wednesday to sec and hear pre~sseD,
Roosevelt. Ms. RsaRdon rpports tbs ,o..
OF bis pockns- book aud content. throug,,
the manipulation OF The light fingered
craft.
Another rsroov,, w,,.n 49,
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North Brooksyfiis.
G. b. Nichols went to Bangor and Hamp-
den last week visiting relatives.
Miss Ethel Lawrere,. OF Peterboro.
n. H., spent sunday here With her aGnts.
Misses Nellie and Grace Slower, while on
her way TO Ba-ksport to attend the sem
mary.
Mrs. Lucy Green has returned from
West Brooksviile, where she has been
visiting her son, Melvin Green.
Sept. l. a.