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TduStu ioi q"
which will begin as soon as Con-
gress adjours. The.present House
of Representatives contains ap-
proximately 200 Republicans and
1876 Democrats, and there are three
vacancies caused by death. A
majority now is 179, but as there
will be twenty-one more members
in the next Hose than the pre-
sent one, 1914 members will be ne
cessary to constitute a majority.
This would require gain OF -SSf
in the November elections to give
the Democrats cohtrol of the
House, but larger gains and great
er changes have been made In
congressional elections, but condi-
tons had to be favorable to pro-
duce such landslides as occurred
in 1874, 1882, 1890 and 1892.
However, there are several cues
tons now pressing upon on the
attention of the people which
cause the Democratic leaders tor
believe a political tidal wave will
occur this year, First there 10
the Philippines, or imperial issue;
the tariff and the trusts.
At the present time it looks very
much like the imperial issue
! would take the lead in political
agitation when the campaign
opens, because the positions OF the
two parties seems to have ebeen
very clearly declared during the
present Congress. The Republic
cans stand for continued war, the
permanent occupation of the dis
tant islands and a policy of colo
NAL imperialism. Ten years ago
such policy could not have mus
tered corporal's guard of supper
ters in any party. 1t seemed even
more certain of antagonism in the
Republican party than the Demo-
cratic party, if there was any diff
ference. The Democratic posi-
ton Oh the Philippine question is
essentially American and republic
can in its broadcast sensefsepd ac-
cords with the traditions and pre-
cedents the country has establish
ed The Democrats antagonize
the permanenthcquisition of the
islands, reject anything like a CO.
lonial system, and would speedily
end the war and put the Philip
pines on the pathway to self-goy-
terDment and independence under
! American protection. In short,
we would do for the Filipinos pre-
cisely what We have done for the
Cubans with such splendid re-
suits. 1t is an important fact to
bear in mind that the American
people have never yet been brought
to direct aud square vote on the
Philippine problem. 1t has been
complicated in our recent cleo
tons with other questions, so that
in reality it is a matter of doubt
whether they will declare for i'm
perialism as championed by the
5 administration and the Republi.
can party, or for the American
: idea in the control and disposition
of the islands advocated by the
Democrats. The congressional
: elections this fall may show the
fsettled judgment of the American
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COUNTY NEWS.


ssasn~e%t sarDsr.
Ri. Whites yacht "Regina" wasin the
harbcr Sunday.
Rev. C. r. Dole. Of Jamaica Plain, has
Joined his family at the Ledge.
Mrs. Fannie Farwell, OF Maiden, Is
visiting her brother. J. B. Mason, for a
few weeks.
Tho Atlanta quartstte win be at the Con-
gregatlonal church again on Sunday, July
n, for their annual concert.
Mrs. C. f.. Cook, OF Bangor, came last
Thursday 10 Join her daughters at her
summer home. Mr.. Cook and son viii
come later.
| Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, OF Pawtucket, Il. l.,
IL, with bis family, occupying the pretty
cottage built for him this season by u. l..
Mayo and located near the Bee residence.
Mrs. Hood, wills of the .merry GO
roundn man. who went to Camden with
her husband has returned to Southwest
Barbor and Is boarding with Mrs. William
GiIlsy for few weeks.
The company playing at fremont hall
the past week created quite an Interest by
Offering a watch for the most popular
young lady in town. Miss Gladys Mayo
was the lucky winner OF the watch.
Miss Smith, sister OF Mrs. Walker. and
Miss Walker. sister OF the pastor, are
| spending few weeks at the psrsonage--
one an artist OF marked talent and the
other . successful teacher who spent the
winter In the South.
Engineer shute, who had charge of the
artesisn well on Freemsuis hill tor thc
Southwest Harbor wster Co., IL nov
boring well on Greetings Island tor Mr..
Cotton, who u in possession OF his enc
cottage built this season.
Rev. Dean A. Walker preached an excel.
lent missionary sermon at the Cengrega-
tional church Sunday morning In the
evening at the c. T.. meeting Or. Juiia
| sisscIl, returned missionary, gave an
interesting account of the work she has
been engaged in.
July n. STRAY.
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south Deer isle.
Miss Lima Greenlsw arrived home last
week to spend her vacation.
Walter Peirce arrived Thursday from
East Boston. He will be employed at the
settlement during the summer.
Miss Aithea Gray returned Tuesday from
visit at the Pressey village. She b stop.
ping for few days at NJ. p. Gray's.
Miss Allies Robbins Is spending a few
days with her cousin, Miss Genevieve
Allen, at FaIrview, her summer home in
BrooksyiIle.
Frank Robbins, who has spent his yaca-
ton here. left Wednesday for Portsmouth
where he will be employed In the navy
yard at sail making.
The Sunday school board held business
meeting Tuesday evening at the home Of
Seth Hatch. Plans we're made for the ia
terest of the school during the summer.
The friends of Mrs. Abbie Green. OF
Boston, we're panied to hear of the death
OF her two sons within two days of each
other. Fred, the younger, was buried
Monday. and the funeral OF Charles, the
elder, took place Wednesday at the chapel
at Sunset. He leaves a wife and son.
July IS. Eco.
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surrp.
Miss Alice Beede came home from Bos-
ton few days ago.
Hiram Mason, of Ellsworth, spent two
days here last week.
Charles Anderson has gone away for the
rest Of the season. He is on the schooner
"Maine", Capt. Reuben Stewart.
Tuesday morning a large brsnch fell
from the elm tree standing at the corner
OF the mill stream bridge, breaking down
q telegraph pole, and also breaking the
wire OF the Ellsworth, BlushlIl & Deer
Isle Telegraph Co.'S line. The damage
has not yet been repaired.
There was pretty wedding at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Staples saturday
evening. when their adopted daughter.
Nellie Mae, was married to Charles s.
Hsgerthy, of Bar Hsrbor. The bride was
tastetuIly gowned in white muslin,
trimmed with roses. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. J. ID. MeGrsw. The
happy couple left for Northeast HArbor
Sunday noon, where Mr.. Hagerthy Is em
ployed. They have the best wishes OF q
large circle OF friends.
July 81 G,
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Prospect Harpor.
Fred Handy and family have returned
to Portland.
l.. P. Cole went to Bangor Saturday to
have bis eyes examined.
David Smith and wife, of steuben. were
at j. b. Coles on sunday.
Mrs. e. NJ. Cole, of Boston, Is with her
daughter, Mrs. r. l.. Noonan.
Miss Annie Handy. OF steuben, IL here
for a week or tive with friends.
W.. p. HewIns and family went to Bos-
ton on Thursday to spend 8 week.
Marcus Clesves and wife, OF Stauben,
were visiting relatives here on Sunday.
Miss Ella s. Lewis, OF s,enben. was q
guest at Mrs. Sarah Coles over Sunday.
Mrs. Raymond tsupsil, OF Gouidsboro.
wss guest OF Mrs. l. p. Cole on Tuesday.
George Albert Perry and wife are recais-
ing congratulations on the birth OF a son.
Capt. S. o. Moore and wife entertained
a dinner party Friday, followed by an
evening party.
Miss vids Cieaves went to Bar Hsrhor
Saturday morning to spend week be-
fore returning to Boston.
Rev. r. l.. Haywood presiding elder was
the guest OF Rev. Wallace Cutter at l.. p.
Coles over Sunday. He preached Sunday
morning.
J. II. Cole and wife entertained on
g.afr.
duc,d bere for the first time, proved fssci-
mating, and with other games and music
tbs evening paased all too soon. Refresh
ments were served.
July "a. c.
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GoniazBsro.
r. g. Young, of Chicago, Is in town.
Mrs. A. 8. Rolfe spent last week With
her son, George Roife, at stsnley's Point.
Presiding Elder F. l.. Hayward preached
in the Methodist church Sunday after
noon.
Schooner "Susan Frances, Capt.
Martin. lie In the creek loading with
bcasSs for Dunbar Bros.
L. II. Campbell and Irwin Mcdonald
have an sl-season engagement with the
Sorrento baseball nine.
Linwood Campbell, Of this place, and
Miss Mabel Beers, OF vaneeboro, were
married Thursday evening, July II, at
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ses ssil.
waldlna Fernald Is al heme on visit 70
her parents.
Capt. Winfield Kent has been engaged
10 sail party from the Stanley boase ios
six or eight weeks.
Edward Mann, ~iis and two children, of
otoso, have been the guests Of William j.
and r. n. Newman Tor the past week.
Herbert C. Moore, wife aud son Willie,
of somsfviila. Mass. are spending their
vacation of two weeks at Capt. +. >.
Moorr's.
Mrs. Helen Morgan. who has heen visit
ing III Bangor, IL home 70 keep house ior
hzr con William while his wife Is al
work taking care Of the ssoddard cottage
lust being fintshed ., MsnAc;.
July %. Dolly.
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COUNTY NEWS.


south surrs.
Mrs. A. c. Curtis is visiting her sons in
Bluehill.
Mrs. L. j. Stems is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Nelson Young, In Lamoine.
Frank Floyd, wife and two children, of
Brewer, are guests OF Mrs. Frank Smith.
Miss Ora Grindie has returned to Mass
achusetts. Her sister Matte, who was 81
Bar Herbor, accompanied her.
Mrs. Holbrook Harden and little son
are spending few days at F. II. Harden's.
Her niece, Miss Nash, is also guest there.
Mrs. Edwin Sargent, OF Melrose, Mass.
arrived Saturday to spend few weeks
with her aged mother, brother and Sis
tiers.
Mrs. W. c. Bs.latty and children, Of
Ellsworth, have returned from stoning-
ton and are visiting her parents, c. b.
Coggins and wife.
Schooner "Haxel Delln, which has been
on the heseh for a new coat Of paint and
other needed work, sailed to-day for
Blushfil, whore she win partly load with
stone for New York. She VIII then
proceed to stonington for remainder of
cargo.
A party OF young people from Medford,
Mass, are at Josiah Cunningham's for q
two weeks outing. The party consists OF
Misses Emily Curtis, Bernice Yeamsns,
Grace Rich. Winnie Davis, Charles r. and
winthrop A. Whitehead, Charles Davis,
james Cook, Arthur Curtis and James
Stevenson. They came for restful, good
time, and they WIFI have It, too, as AL do
who soiourn at the Cunningham home.
The party is chaperoned by Mrs Myrou
O. Curtis. Mrs. Curtis and her daughter
Miss Emily win remain through the
months OF August and September visiting
| relatives In Ellsworth and Bar Harbor.
July n.
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North Lannon's
Miss Myrtle Jordan, OF Augusta, is
spending her vacation with her parents
here.
Stephen Smith, who has been visiting
relatives here, retained yesterday TO hts
home In Waitham, Mass.
Harvey Brsgdon arrived home last week
from New Haven In q naphtha launch re-
Gently purchased by him. Howard Clark,
OF Calais, came with him.
Mrs. A. II. Coggins who hiss been spend
ing several weeks At Southwest Harbor,
arrived home last Saturday, accompanied
BY her daughter, Mrs. Robbie Norwood.
July II. Y.
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THE An ERIcAN has subscribers at 100
Of the lie post-ofzces in Hancock county
all the other papers in TIE coants com
tsned Dc nos reach so many. TIE AIMEE
EcAN IS aot the only paper printed in
HaHcoct e9antg, and has neeer claimed to
De, bat s. ne only paper that can prop
ssss Be Ted a COUNTY paper; oil the
Fest are mercy local papers. The circ1sla-
tsoa o. 1F asrEBIcAN, barring the Bar
HaTboT Ra1oga's summer tist. % larger
eAan tsai ., e. re other papers priHsed
sa Hcacoet ec.:Hfg.
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west fremont.
Winfield Murphy Is home for a short
stay.
Mrs. Stella Lstty has joined her hus-
band in Bangor.
Miss Zaima e. Lunt has gone to the
Dirigo as clerk.
Mrs. Emma Reed Is In Bangor with her
husband, Capt. Adam Reed.
Msster Nathaniel wor,hen, OF the
Hotel Dirigo, spent last week here.
Mrs. Carrie Pomroy, who has been IN
for the past two weeks, is not much
better.
Mrs. Eta Walls and children. of Seal
Cove, are visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Lunt.
WA. Clark, b. r. Lunt and A. A. Lopsus
left this week to go to Great Duck Island
to work In the government employ.
John H. Leland and wife, OF Ellsworth,
and Mrs. Maria Dodge. OF Everett, Mass,
are visiting their sister. Mrs. Frank Lunt.
! Mrs. Zuima $. Clark, " no has been stay
ing with her daughter, Mrs. M,rs
| Rumiii, Tor the past week. returned home
/ to-day.
! There was . boz supper and medley
concert In the church last Thursday
The proceeds, go rs. were for the benefit
| OF the new church.
July %. THEINA.
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STRAY


HAercas, Almighty God IN His insniss VII
dom has seen as 10 remove from ihts earthly
lodge oar worthy brother. Caleb u. sAwyvr. .
member Of Tremons lodge. No, u, v. and A. " =.
u Trcmons. Me, We ssnerrSiy morrn our
loss and feel that 10 his death wc have losI a
true and faithful member.
Resagesd. Tsst we satead our hearth q
sympasny 30 his hcruavca family la their ioss
Of tsRs and lowing husband and father.
Resolved. That our charter 10 draped 10
mourning tor The spaoe Of thirgy days.
ResoIved. That these resolutions be spread
upon our lodge records. copy seps to the ss-
reavcd family and copy sent 10 sse EEIs.
WORTH AMERICAN for publication
sHossk Il FuILER.
Jous c. RaLFa.
j. II. PHILLIPS,
Committee os resolutions.
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THEfaMA.

Iamein.-
Reuben Cousins, OF Portland, is ex-
peeted in town to-day for 3 few days.
Mrs. Alton Trip returned Saturday
from her visit 10 her parents in Orient.
Mrs. John Coolidge and family, OF
waithsm, are occupying their summer
cottage here.
Capt. Fred HodgkiBs arrived home Sat
urcay. HE viii spend three months or
more on shore.
J. L. Higgins and family. of Blue Earth
City, NJ Minnesota, are visiting Mr. Higgins
motheg, Mrs. +. w. Higgins.
Alton Trip and Miss Ellen Berry. OF
Seal Harbor, and Miss Stella King. OF Bar
Hsroor, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Florence Young. of wsltham,
Mass, Is spending her vacation with her
sister, Mrs. Lionel Hodg kins.
Howard DeIaittre and wife, their
daughter Miss Evelyn and son Horsce,
OF Minneapolis, are visiting relatives here,
Fiorentine Young and wife are calling
on friends here. Mir. Young was a for.
mer resident OF Lamoine, and has been q
prosperous business man Of the West. He
Is now interested In the rice fields In
Texas ana Louisiana.
July 81.
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rpLY

Pcsnssess mRscuisr afensth canses exist
whsre there Ia sos blc0a ssreesih- feaas acH
giving Rssrassea 20 spaseaias dsvslapssent
should bear stsas 10 mind HDess's s@rssgasfIts
sises blood strvsEsh and tLisas % saS sboae
sTs4xsu - Sds4
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Broesnn-
Mrs. L. d. Hooper Is in poor health.
The library circle will hold fair some.
time In August.
A. q. Blake Is employed at Bar Hasbor
for the summer.
5. w. Powers, OF Houiton, 10 the guest
OF his niece, Mrs. A. IL. Mayo.
Hsrlis Fresthey. who ss yachting this
summer, came home Sunday TOR few
days.
Cart. Judson Stanley, OF Pitehburg,
Macs, wss in town last week, visiting old
friends.
Miss Jessie Tibbetts OF this place and
Leon Price, OF West windhsm, were
married at Portland July a.
Mrs. Henry Fiye and daughter Beryl,
Mrs. Alens Fiye and sister have gone to
Devil Island for few weeks outing.
Mrs. A. ]. Hubbard and Miss Minnie
Hubbard, OF Boston, and ars. Carrie
Newton, OF Brookiine. Mass. are at Mrs.
J. b. Bsbson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Toicott of Arlington,
Mass, who have been visiting friends In
towE, returned Monday. They were
accompanied by Miss Gladys Bridges.
July n. USK FENxR.
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July u. G.
Great rsBa-
Robert Blair. OF Bangor, was IN town
Tuesday.
Alfred Garry returned 10 Massachusetts
Monday.
1T. Giles aud Howard Moore were Ia
torn Friday and Saturday.
Clifford Archer, OF Auburn. cane sasur-
day to look after hts hsying.
Mr. Hussey and wife, OF Amherst were
the guests Of Mrs. Ezra Williams one dag
lsss week.
The party al Alligator came out sa,nr-
day. They report fne time, nnd hops
10 come again.
Rev. l.. s. Williams, who bad come tc
spend short vacation With his relatives,
ives called home TO attend a funeral IN
Clinton.
Mr.. Belilngton and sou and l. A. Ma
son. OF Bangor. were here several day.
last week. running the boundary lines Of
the so-eallsd Mitchell lot.
Mrs. Mattel Dieksy, with her children
Carlton and Ruth. trom Lowell, Msss., ar.
rived Thursday. They win spend tea
weeks with her parents, George ClarfS
and vile.
Is1fx 30 n.
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salisbury Cove
Rev. W. P. Richardson spent last week
in Lineolnyiile.
Mrs. Z. l.. Mcfarland is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Donovan, in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Lewis Elwell (Maude Leland. OF
Boston, formerly OF this place, Is spend
ing this month with her parents, Aston
Leland and wife.
c. A. Hsmor and wife have been spend
ing few days the past week with Mrs.
Hamor's sister, Mrs. J. A. Freeman, at
Southwest Hsrbor.
Mrs. p. II. Young and her daughter
Miss Georgia, who have been spending
the past two months visiting relatives In
Boston. returned home Saturday.
July "a. X.
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Mother Away. Keeps !. Handy.

'.My mother suffered from distressing
pains and general I'll health due ia indi.
gestion," Gays l.. w. spaniding, Verona,
Mo. "Two.years ago got her to try Kodol.
She grew better at once and now eats any
thing she wants, remarking that she fears
no bad effects as she has her bottle OF
kodol handy II Is natures own tonic.
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william Moore's. Prospect Hsrbor, c. c.
Larrsbee, esq ,of Prospect Hsrbor, ofiicisI-
ing. To the newly married couple are
extended the heartie@t good wishes OF
their many friends.
July n lEN
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Mtniad. !
MiSerieS Of Life.
Many in Ellsworth are Miserabls =,
This Account.

MANY W Shs"eflh are Miserable on
This Account.
No steep at night.
Ne rest during the day--li'. misery
with piles, sczsma or any itching ~,
disease.
Deans Ointment brings confer, a.,
cheer.
Deans Ointment cures ali I,eAlss., :,
the skin.
Ellsworth peopic endorse thIs claim,
Mr. Charles II. Curtis, shipbuilse, :,
Water ST., says; al was a regular dsn.,
ing Thomas until used Deans oln,n..,
| never believed much ia medicine -.
haps because l have been well and s,,a..
all nay life. but ! became greatly Anaov.s
with Itching piles. used wha, apo,A..
carries recommended. bat was 20, eu,.s
and the anncyanoc continued jus, q. IA
as ever. Al might IL was worse tkan !,
tho day time, and Il mos, drove me via
! was In Virgins drug store looking ,s-
something which | had rot used. when
heard about Deans ointmens. Idla uu
have fasth enough IN Il at first 10 t,y
although informed In the store sha, 4 bss
cured others. Finally got a box. n.
slsrt application relieved mc somewhat
ssd before nssd a fourth of the boz
was cured. Perhaps ! don't recommend
Deans Ointment. Wen. iend snyoss
down here 10 the and see"
For sale by all dealers; price 50 ens,,,
Foster Miihnrn Co., Buffalo, N. Y soa.
agents for tho U. =.
Remember tho name, Deans, and tai.
20 other.
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seagwIeK.
John sanborn, sn employee OF the ice
company, had an stack OF heart trouble
last week, and Is quits ia.
Schooner "Frsnees C. Tunnelr', Capt.
Tunnel, finished loading last Saturday.
She took on 2,2I0 tons OF ice TOR Baitt-
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South Goutasbors-
Mss Emma Nelson, OF Chsrryaeld, q
visiting her sister, Mrs. Minnie Freeze.
Mrs. Adeline Sargent, OF PASSPORT, (,
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ida Hooper.
Mrs. Margaret Bunker, OF Sorrento, Il
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Bunker.
Miss Ernes,ine Rich, who has been In
Iowa for the past two years with her sister,
Is at hoEe.
Mrs. Sarah Hooper has gone to West
Sullivan TO spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Ida Gordon.
The foreman OF the factory has arrived
from Eastport, and has a crew at work ON
the factory getting it In readiness for
work
George Bunker, of Brighton, Mass,
arrived Friday with bis son Morton, who
will spend few weeks with IBIS grand
parents. MIR. Bunker was aceompan MED
by friend.
July n. q NJ &
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Acts Immediately

than in winter, it's 40 hard to help adding
TO them. One Minute Coagh Cure earc..
Absolutely safe. Acts immediately. sure
cure for coughs, colds, Group. throat and
lung tyouhir
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Pretty Marsh.
Mrs. Joseph Freeman, of Charlestown,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Gray.
Miss Laura Brown, OF PhiIadeiphia,
with her nephew Master John Me-
Daniels. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. g. w.
Haynes.
Rev. j. Il. Norwood, mother snd two
children are boarding st Alien Freeman's
through his vacation. Mrs. Norwood has
gona TO England.
July II. :.
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July n.

EassbrsoR.
Miss Eds Piper has gone to Ellsworth to
work In lawyer Kings family.
Mrs. Matilda Abbott, OF waltham, is
visiting her old friends at Sugar hill.
Miss Helen 4. smith, who has been
teaching school here, has returned to her
home IN North surry.
Mrs. Lots Dunham is visiting at Free
man Buffers. She win return to her home
In California in the tall.
Freeman Butler and wife celebrated
their twentieth wedding anniversary at
their home ON the evening of the 18th. BY
an entertainment by the older people and
lawn party for the young folks. All
seemed TO enjoy themselves very much.
Many tokens OF remem brancc, useful and
ornamental, were left, which were highly
appreciated. Among those from out OF
town were Henry A. Butler, wife and
daughter Hazel, OF North Hancock; Mrs.
Lizzie Msddocks, OF North Ellsworth;
Mrs. Lois Durham, OF California; Mrs.
Mary Durham, Of Ellsworth Falls; Mrs.
Emory A. Smith, son Almon and daughter
Lottie, of North surry; Asa NJ. Barron, OF
West Ellsworth; Everett Tracy, wife and
daughter Sadie, and sons Arthur and
Dallis; Ernest and Roxie Bfagdon and
others, OF Franklin. The evening was
spent in social way in the house, while
the lawn was merry with sports and games
by the young people.
f.sH.