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West fremont.
Albert Goodwin, of wsterville, has gone
home.
Mrs. Geo. W. Murphylhas gone to Rock
land on business.
Mrs. Eva Farley, who has been very Ill,
has gone to Bar Harbor to be operated
upon.
Quincy, where she Will teach the coming
winter.
Mr.. Mertz gave astereopticon entertain
ment at the Methodist church here Thurs
day evening.
w. H. Lunt, who has been repairing bis
sloop "Piigrim", has her sfiost and ready
for business.
Capt. Albion Murphy of the schooner
"watchmsnf, arrived this week from
Msgadavie, bound for Boston.
Mrs. Emma Holmes, of Plymouth, Mass,
who has been spending few weeks at
Mrs. w. B. Robbins, returned home las,
week.
Mrs. Zuitna s. Clark had a family re-
union at her home Wednesday evening.
All of her own remaining children were
present.
Capt. viii Trssk took party of ten on
sail Tuesday, calling at Bass Hsrbor to
get treat OF chocolate drops and
peanuts.
Mrs. Sophia Nutter, no was with her
brother, Capt. Roland Lunt, through
last Illness, has returned to her home In
Boston.
Mrs. Zuima s. Clark has gone to Boston
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Charles A.
Rideout, and daughter Gertrude to make
short visit.
Mrs. Lucy James, who has been work
ing at the Stanley house a few weeks. tx-
poets to work at A. /. Somes' at South
west Harbor.
Miss Mamie Lunt and Miss Minnie
Thurston came home this week from the
Dirigo, aud will now 20 to work in the
sardine factory.
Nettie Lunt aud Katie Clark have re-
turned to Massachusetts,, where they Will
attendtho Brighton high school They
were accompanied by Nat Wort hen, W no
will also attend school.
Capt. Roland II. Lnnt, one OF our highly
esteemed citizens, died at his home Sat
urday morning, Sept. 6. Capt. Lunt has
been great sufferer, having been con-
hned to his bed since the last OF May. c
bore all suffering patiently. He leaves a
wife, son and daughter who have the
sympathy Of sill. Funeral services were
held at the Methodist church Sunday
afternoon, Rev. A. P. Thompson offieist-
ing.
Sept. S. THELMA.
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airs. Clark. OF Baltimore. who Is ,bs
guest Of Mrs. tiSosgs r. Cochran, AZ Par.
kss Point, gave = reading tn the tssu
bali Friday evening last for the b,nsa, 4,
the lassss' social library.
Three years sgo she visited hcrr, ana saa
ef her selections at her reading was
paper "My First Impressions Of BlssAals,
wnlch vas charming Descriptions Of ss,
trip tom baltimore 10 this place, and q,
hsr delight Al the scenery, and o, her ca
ioymsnts OF saat sssscn.
gsp 8usicai nnns b~fs ON the programmes
wcTe ali finely rendered. Miss fcarson
played violin colo. Aiss L. Posdsvia, Il
Flushing, y. Y..sanEa soprano solo, san.
uwf, aud Mtgnon" Tor an encurc. D. /.
Gsoss sang tenor solo, 30 Light Divias, .
aad In response 10 an encore, Backward,
Turn backward, q Time In Year Fiixhs. >
Mrs. L. ". Peters, OF West Roxbury, sAas
= Spring song. With VIOLA obliEa,o By
Nlss Pearson, and bsiug recalled aag
"Fiddls and ~, with violin part. Mes
Bsiyidsss Gross played ThsihafR's Hens,
SWEET Home, and another choice sslsc-
tton a. an encore.
Beautiful bouquets were presented 10
each taking part. The stage was had.
souely decorated, and the hearty applaass
testified to the appreciation Of the az
aseuce.
SEPT. y. n
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wai,i.ass.

wai,han.
Howard Giles, OF Boston, is 10 town
visiting irleaas.
Orlando Dana. wife aud dsaghtrr, oi
Boston, are at tho hossi.
Charles Martin aud wife are employed
at the hotel tor fsw weeks.
Mrs. NJ. X. Hasten hss teen Ia Ellis
worth and Bangor the p@sg week.
b. r. Jordan and wife, Alden Hssiesu
and wife are Visiting friends ia AroossooE
county.
Thsro was . family reunion At Mrs,
Eliza Jprdan's AaE. 81. where iour genera
lions wSre represented.
W. II. Chapman, who has been In town
the p@st week, aas gone 10 Maehssp, - hsss
he has numbering interests.
The Giles reunion WAS held at the ,own
bail Saturday. The attendance was large
and good time enjoyed.
Aiansoa Hasten aud wife, vita Mira.
HAnnsh fox, ar" attending the spirit.
usiist eampmeeting At EinA.
Emery Hastings and family, Of Grern
Lake, we're the guests Of Mrs. Hassiags'
s'sses. Mrs. Philip Giles, ,se pssg week.
The farm heildings and their contents
owned by wtliism tiooTins, we're burned
Aog. 81; loss seou, q 500; no insurance.
The Hasten reunion viii be held al
town ball Saturday, Sept. IA tyneh.
band has been spEased to furnish usussc
through the day.
Tks gofessors wii give an entertain
nens at Foxis bali Saturday eysniag, sept.
H. They sliI prsseat the dfanss 'srony
the Convict, with the following CHAR.
aeters; TOnsy Warren, A. X. Hasten
Weary way.tds. Wilson 0oogsns; Jemss
BesskIsry, Hat kingnsan; Phiiip War.
burton, Raymond Hssiem; Judge gaa
cfuger. warreH Googihs; Warden Bar
rows, Brion Jordan; jackson, Rarl Clark |;
i~ena, the REPEATED daughter Of Judge Van
Cruger, Mrs. George STANLEY; Mrs. Van
cr1geF, ars. Alden tisslsn; MGss sealsy,
Mrs. Bsnismia Wiley; sally. Mrs. Ray
mond Hsslem. Good music viii be fur
nisaed through the play.
Sept. 3. N.
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as3ui.semsasa.
- s-~>-s-~--'~-s---es~.a-es-~s --s-.~s ~--.~-
Consumption

The only kind of consump-
ton to fear is neglected
consumption
People are learning that con-
sumption is a durable disease.
1t is neglected consumption
that is so often incurable.
AT the faintest suspicion of
consumption get a bottle of
SCOTS Emulsion and begin
regular doses.
The use Of SCOTS Emulsion
at once, has, in thousands of
cases, turned the balance in
favor OF health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where SCOTS EmuI-
sion is.
Prompt use Of Scots Emul-
sion checks the disease while il
can be checked.
seud Tor free s.nzpis-
SCOTT BOVINE. cAsa.....
4sqps Pearl Stree. Nv.
Sc sai si.os al druggisss.
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wtateF Barpor-
W. b. Harrington, OF Portland, was at
home over Sunday.
william Gerrish Is building q new
house on Main street.
NJ. b. Jordan IL putting q hot water
heating apparatus into the residences of
DIR. Small and Capt. /. b. Foss.
Ii. c. Hamilton and friend, OF Boston,
are spending q week in town, visiting
relatives here and at Prospect Harbor.
Capt. Freeman q. Tracy, who has been
In town for medical treatment, returned
to bis home In West GoaIdsboro Monday
much improved In health.
The village schools open Monday.
Miss Cora Gordon and Rufus Bickford
viii teach the primary grades, and e.. r.
Baker will teach the grammar school.
sept S. K.
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Marraytlis-
Curtis Young Is visiting his parents,
james Xouas snd wife, " no are employed
st the Dr. Morrison home.
The Smith reunion was held at the
home OF Frank FROST Wednesday, Aug. "a.
A goodiy number was present.
Mrs. J. W. White, who has been visit
ing her mother, ars. Mary o. Carr, has
returned 10 her home In Dorchester, Mass.
Capt. Martin Curtis, Josiah Cunning
ham and wife, Mrs. Mary William, of
surry, are visiting AIR. and Mrs. Young at
the home OF Or. Morrison.
Schools are ali In session. No. Is
taught by Ethel Young, OF Otis; No. 3
by Inez Mace, OF Aurora; No. 4 by Ethel
Durham; No. by Susie Frost. both of
this town.
sent y r.
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Amherst
70. silsby was at Bangor one day last
week.
DIR. J. II. Pattsn was In Ellsworth We'd
nesdAy.
Mrs. George Anderson Is at Bar hAfeos
visiting relatives.
A. NJ. Remission, OF San Bernardin''
CAL. is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. H. A. LAwford and son Arthur o.
Bar Harbor, are spending few ~seA
here.
Mrs. Maud Bennett and little dAuga''
Madge, Of Massachusetts,, are visiting Ds'
parents, Samuel Scott and wife.
A. n. Jewett and wife, who have oesA
visiting relatives at Bangor and Bar NAT
Dor the past two weeks, returned nous
Saturday.
Schools commenced In town sept
District No. l Is taught by Mrs as,
Roberts; No. ? by Isabelle Jordan %
waitham; No. BY Mrs. Aviida Archer
Sept. 5.
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COUNTY NEWS ,'''

etsenItl. -
> y. Matks, Of East Boston, IA vl.,,,.
friends in town. Aas
Mrs. y. L. Gross entertained "a.
Wednesday evening. 'saas
Mrs. A. =, stover, Miss Nelns F-.,..
Misses Fannie aud Ethel s,oy.r $3.50, ....'s'a'
days at Hancock Point last week =
Miss Emma osgccd entertained 49,.
OF young friends In honor Of hsr 49,. ~
Mise Flora osgocd, Of Dorchester. NJ
wbo IL visiting her.
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schooIhoass Sunday evening. Owing to
the bad travelling, but few we're present.
He viii preacb again on Thursday even.
ing OF this week. All in this vicinity
should try TO be there TO hear him.
SEPT s. y
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LHmosu.-
Mrs. L. r. Hodgkins and son return TO
their home in waitham to-day.
Miss Florence Young goes to Cranberry
Isles to-day to teach the fail term OF
school.
Leonard Cushing and wife, of wslthsn,
Mass., are guests OF Capt. Fred Hodgkins
and wife.
Alton Trip and wife and Miss Ellen
Berry drove from Northeast Harbor
Saturday, returning Monday.
DIR. Chamberlain and Miss Marcia King,
OF Boston. are guests OF Miss Kings pa
rents. William King and wife.
Town schools begin to-day. The
school In this precinct Is taught by Miss
sara Coggins, who has taught Il sueeess-
faily tue past yeaS
Thirty Ave members OF Lsmoine grange
attended she meeting OF Hancock Po-
mona with John Doriiy grange, East
sullivan, Sept. 8. There was q large at
tendance, and most enjoyable time.
The 9th degree was conferred upon six
~ nine members.
Sept. s.
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coRxER sroxg LAID.

The corner stone of the foundation for
the Methodist church was laid with the
ceremony laid down by the Methodist
church society, on Tuesday evening. A
good-sized crowd gathered between day
light and dark and listened to the exer-
cises as follows:
Rsaains from Rl,gsI........ Rev Wallace Cutter
sihsipx
Prayer
Scripture Lesson
Address --...-..............- Raw l. Babssom
The metal box which contained the fol-
lowing Was then put IN place; Name Of
pastor, Rev. waiisoa Cutter; namcs of
trustees, Wallace Dtllman, Thomas Mar
tin, Charles gausa@; names OF building
COMMITTEES, Rev. Wallace Cutter. Thomas
Martin, Charles yausaw, Nathan Cole.
II also contained a bible, Methodist
Discipline for 1900. Methodist year book,
1909, Epwotth League year book 1902. a
copy OF lions Herald and copy Of local
paper.
The pastor laid the stoBe. which was fol-
lowed by prayer sad benedieiion.
:. sept. s. Z.
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Bartiett's Island.
Eiweli Bartlett goes to Northeast
Harbor to work.
Howard Galley, OF Oak Point. was on
the island to-day. Percy Dyer wss with
him.
Francis Bartlett. and wife went to
Northeast Harbor on business Tuesday,
and returned Wednesday.
Capt. Eaton, OF Little Deer Isle, is load.
ing the schooner ssSepatnrn with wood
for Capt Dix to carry to Northeast Hsr-
Dor.
The sad news reached here a few days
ago that Howard Bartlett, a nephew OF
Mrs. Salisbury, had been hit on the head
by piece Of iron and the skull crushed.
He is In tine hospital in critical condition
The iron, which weighed about forty
pounds, was thrown by ar Italian but
not with the intention OF hurting How
ard.
Mrs. George Pay and Mrs. Adelbert
Garland have been visiting Mrs. Gsrisnd's
sister, Mrs. r. @. Bartlett. In the high
wind OF last Sunday Ray Garland and
son Frank came Tor them in the s'Cormo-
rantn, and though IL was almost gale
when they left the wharf, ii soon died out
and they got TO the mouth Of the river ali
right.
Aug. %. B.
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Green Lake, Aug. 81. There were 1of pre-
sent, end all bad most enjoyable time.
They ranged in age from infancy to old
age. For white socisbiIities prevailed,
and then sill psrtoog Of bountifui dim
ner in the grove. After dinner the bust
ness meeting was held.
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ANON.

Tired mothers. Is's hard work TO take care OF
children and 10 cook sweep. wash, sew and
mend besides. Tired mothers should take
Hoods sarsaparilla-is refreshes the blood. i'm.
proves the appetite. assures restfai sleep. and
helps In many ways.-Adrf.
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COUNTY NEWS.

south Deer tsi..
Mrs. Walter PIERCE and sou left for
East Boston Monday.
daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs,
Willard Haskell Sept. 5.
Reports OF potato rot are Increasing,
some pieces being badly affected.
The high wind of Thursday blew OF a
large quantity OF apples, especially the
early ones.
Joseph Thurston and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kingsley, of Cambridge, arrived
here Sunday tor their vacation.
Gustavus and Raymond Robbins and
Miss Ella Smith left Monday Tor Cam
bridge. Miss Alice Robbins left Thurs
day, and Mrs. Susan Robbins and Mrs.
Jennie Shaw and sons left Friday.
Mrs. V. X. Warren and son and Mrs.
Lucretis spofsord made parting visit to
friends here Saturday. They left Mon
day for their home In Cambridge, Msss.,
arriving there safely after rough passage
on the steamer.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy, OF Southwest Hsr-
Dor, made call on friends ~ Stonington
aud this place Monday. They were &C
companied on their call here by Mrs. v.
6oss and Mr.. and Mrs. Bennington, OF
Stonington. Their friends here were
glad TO welcome them, and thoroughly
enjoyed their call.
A ueighbor gives a novel experience
with crows. She said she saw the crows
fiocking near her peas one morning
about the time the peas were ready to
pick. She heard them talking about
going into the piece, and she got large
paper bag and inflated It, then crep, AS
near the dock as possible, and exploded
1t. Being large hag ii made quite a
noise, and the crows left without cere-
mony. They did not go near the piece
again Tor some time, bat one day single
crow tprohahly young one) vcntnred
near the peas, when the whole flock set
np such a scoldipg that be left, as did all
the rest. and not a crow has been seen
there since.
Sept. s. Eco.
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Mother Always Keeps Ii Handy.

MY mother suffered from distressing
pains and general i'll health due TO indi.
gestion," says T. w. Spauiding, Verona,
No. Two years ago got her to try Kodol
she grew better at once and now eats any
thing she wants, Femarking that she fears
no bad effects as she has her bottle OF
Kodoi handy" II is natures own tonic.
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West Hancock,
sherman Abbott has gone to Bar Harbor
TO WORK.
Mrs. Horace Mcfarland, OF Boston, Is
visiting relstives in town.
School Is in session, taught by Miss
Ethel Springer, OF Hsncock.
Arthur Thorsen and family. Of Maiden,
Mass, visited relatives here recently.
Prof, w. r. Butler and family returned
this week to their home in New Bedford.
Miss Blanche Smith has gone to Bangor,
where she will be employed In the cracker
factory.
Malcolm Googins, who iIss been spend
ing few weeks at home, has returned to
olsmon.
Melville Smith, who Is employed In
Portland, msdea short visit to his mother
recently.
The entertainment given at the school
house Friday evening by Mr.. mertz was
very interesting.
Miss Evelyn Butler has been visiting her
brother, George p. Butler, OF Trenton.
She leaves for Philadelphia the last OF
next week.
AL. Webb, who has been employed az
car inspector on the Washington County
railroad during the past four years, has
gone TO Old Town, where he will be en-
ployed. w. X. Springer has taken his
place.
Sept s. SE1MAr
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North t.amoin..
Miss Emma Austin went Friday night
to Gambia, n. H.. to teach.
Mrs. Minnie Hall, of Augusts. hiss been
visiting relatives here he past week
Miss Gertrude fsrsgdoo goes Wednesday
to kent's Hit, to resume her studies.
Schools bTgin In town TO day. Mics
Annie Roberts teaches in this precinct.
Miss Della Mcfarland goes this week TO
watersilie, to resume her studies at CO.
burn.
Miss Eanlce cogxins goes Tuesday TO
Csstine TO resume her studies at the nor
NAL school.
james Tweedie, who has been spending
his vacation here. left wednesday night
Tor Cambridge.
L. Jordan Holt, OF Dover, made a short
visit to relatives and friends here's Thurs
day ana Friday.
Capt. George Lord aud wife, OF caiabs,
visited Capt. Lords sister, Mrs. Alma
Cogsius, the past week.
Mrs. Harry Hodgkins aud family, Of
Bar Harbor, are visiting Mrs. Hodgkins'
parents, /. \. Salisbury and vile.
quite q delegation went from here to
Sullivan Friday TO attend the eouaty
grange. Tney report pleasant time.
Mrs. A. A: Rieesfd-oa and SOFA Forrest
went to Boston last Tuesday to the hos-
p.tsl for Surgical treatment for the tat
tiers threat, aud returned GA Saturday, a
successful operation being performed
scot = "
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Prospect Harbor.
c. c. Hutehings has moved Into his new
house.
f. r. Larrabee has returned home from
a visit to relatives ''up country.
Hiram Hamilton. OF Brookiine, Mas,
with friend, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. l.. b. Dcssy and family. who have
been spending the summer here, returned
TO Bar Harbor this morning.
s. L. Hsnseom, of Bar Harbor. delivered
an interesting campaign speech here on
Tuesday evening in Columbus hall, which
Was well ilied.
William wasgstt, who went 10 DIR.
Cioagh, OF Bangor, about week ago, for
an operation on hia neck, Ia doing well
under his treatment.
Ars. Charles BlAnee, Mrs. Alfred Hamll-
ton, Master Clarke Biance and Miss Gene
We've Cole wcre guests OF Ars. Herman
Smith, In East Sullivan. ON Sunday.
The V. l. society had large quilting
bee at their last regular meeting. They
had two quilts 10 the france which we're
well allied with qailters. A picnic supper
was served AZ the usual hour.
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Southwest usspcr.
The Port Townsend, Wash, Dofis Cad
Of recent date, notes that Clarence Moore.
former Southwest Harbor boy, ia acting
chief OF police. And the ssfue paper OF
Aug. n notes the return OF W. G. Moore
and wife, from vsldee. Aiasks. where they
hsd been on . pleasure rip. Nsids@,
Mr.. Moore reports, 10 hurtiing town
whose citizens believe that in few
years will be q formidable rival to &C.
attic, as Il win be the all year round en-
try port TO the gold fields OF Alaska ~
soon 80 the railroad Is completed Into the
interior.
Arthur l. sous@, town treasurer, was In
Bangor last week.
Mrs. O. W. Cousins was called 70 Rock
land last Friday. by the critical illness OF
the wife OF Rev. r. n. Cousins.
Alfred Drawn, one OF our ever busy and
worthy citizens. left for steaben Saturday
tor weeks visltto bis sou Frank.
Most OF the hotel guests have taken
their departure. bot the cottsgers rensasn-
Ing always count on some hne weather
through September snd early October.
]. r. Finnsy, Of South framinxhsm.
Mass. brakeman on The NJ. and A. raliro~f,
is taking bis annual vacation trip, and Ia
now the guest of bis cousin. w. 4. Msson,
Miss Nellie Carroll left last week for
Ashland, where she IL 10 teach the tall and
winter terms. Miss Carroll has earned
the thanks of the library association for
the fsii hfal and efficient manner In which
she hss served - librarian, 50 courteous
snd obIiging TO sli the p@sFons Of tbs
library.
A business meeting Of The Congrees-
tionsi church was held sept. :. to consider
chiefly the cali TO the pasier Tor anos Der
years services. Representatives OF the
Base Hsrbor church were present. and Il
was unanimously voted 10 extend hearty
and cordial call to fssv. Dean A. Walker
to continue a. pastor and ts4ebss OF the
church for the ensuing year. A delegate,
Mrs. Walker, was elected 10 accompany
the pastor TO the Stats conferences.
Sept. s. STRAY.
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DEATH Vf RokAAk hEe4DENEs
Louis Y. Gray. tor many years the en-
seutivs clerk Of the Boston puhlie library,
sns TOT sous years practically lhs libra
rssn, before the appointment Of Hsibass
Putnam, died Sunday. Aug "a. =, BE- hssss,
Of bis sister, In the wavsrly hosss
chArlastrwn, Mass.
Mr. Gray came from = Tong line Of d.
iinguished ancestors, bis lotsisihs's
having been prominent In eoionial sna
revolutionary days. ~hile on his mo,ssrs
side. bis great grandmother wss sls's;
OF Sir JOHN Meere, the hero Of CDranbs.
He wee born ia Esinehill. Juus q, ISIS.
iss tathsr commanded fes tHsuty-aEs
years eiippes plying between NsS
otieans, Liverpool, aud at titDes The Med
ltsrrsnssn ports.
Mr.. Gray sill te best rcrnsn besod ff"n
hs- werk sa the pahFic library. wbc's ~
serksd tor tseuty use year., beginning
AZ ous Of Tho lowtst rsngs OF the isdasi'
aaa sA bat Reaching the highest point
that Of actual librarian. lie organized
tie psintinr. binding and easaloging de-
psrtrsent % the library. fle outlined Aad
pat inte tffeet tue great system OF ofanea
lieFarsss. and thus brought every poiiioa
Of the city In touch with the een'fai
library, aad incidentally wilh the u'AiA
oeises for which the Library was started
tbs people.
Leaving this library, be went 20 work 10
oas Of the libraries at Yale for tine
Later be estslogsd the famous Poreelisa
club library at Harvard, and then be sosA
up newspaper work. he having oesA i'f
several years on the Boston Post.
he leaves a widow and six children
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w ACKNOWLEDGMENT hSsNfN 49, - f's'fNf
-zzz-=--z=--e-s-
Brooknn-
Miss Grace TapIey Is visiting friends at
VinaIhaven.
Mrs. Owen Mcdonnell has gone 10
Boothbay, where her husband Is employed.
Miss Agnes Mcfarland went to Indian
Point Saturday, where che VIII teach this
fall.
Miss Laura Stewart left Friday for
Providence, r. l., where she win attend
school.
Rev. J. Milton waidron, OF Jacksonville,
Fla, preached at the Baptist church
Sunday.
Miss Ida Frccthcy returned from soak
lands" Friday, where she has been en-
ployed.
Joseph Fr~cthey, wko was called TO Port
land by the Illness OF his son, returned
Saturday.
Miss cisrie Frecthey returned TO Provi-
denee. r. l.. Friday, to resume her duties
~ teacher.
Mrs. George Lopaus and children hsva
moved to somerviIie, Mass, where they
will reside.
Miss Nina Frcethcy. who has been en-
ploycd as cook at Eggsmoggin, has re-
turned home.
Miss Gladys Bridges who has been visit
ing her grandmos her In Arlington, Mass,
arrived home Wednesday.
A very interesting political lecture ~as
delivered by Hen. W. r. Ps,,augall Friday
evening In Odd Fellows hall.
Rev. w. II. T. Book, who was called 90
Cambridge by the death OF his father, re-
turned home Saturday. He vas accom-
panied by his mother-iu-iaw.
Mrs. Clinton wasgste and sister, Miss
Forest, OF East Boston, we're the guests Of
Capt. Enos wssgate and wiie at Flye's
Point tew days Last week.
Schools begin to-day with the following
teachers: North Brookiin, Mrs. Alens
Fiye; Nsskeae, Miss Sslson; Cole school.
Miss Jennie Cole; Corner, Miss Nancy
Parker; Haven, A. q. Blake; West Brook
lin, Miss Mass Dollard; No. Z, Miss Ger
trude Parker; Bay, Miss Leach.
Sept. s. UNK FEMME
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Miss Lou p. Moon left for Lowell,
Mass, to- day.
Il. ii. Mercer, of Boston. has been visit
ing friends ia town.
Rev. b. W. Russell, OF Sullivan, ex.
changed pulpits yesterday with Rev.
George II. salley.
Mrs. Flora oreatt. Of Bar Hsrbor, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Reuben Grant.
She has been quite III.
Capt. William Grants little grocery
store wss looted one night last week, and
about " worth OF groceries. tobacco,
candy, etc., taken.
Sept. s. YANKAPoo.
Fgypt-
Lincoln Butter has gone to Lake View
to work.
Walter Clark. of Bar Harbor. is visiting
friends here.
e. G. Burnham Is now making two
days trip to Bucksport.
George Keene and wife, OF Lynn, Mass,
are the guests OF Mrs. John Hutehins.
Daniel West and family are nov living
in their house which has been vacant for
a year.
Newman Savage has returned from
Huil's Cove where he has been employed
for the last few months.
Sept. Q. ANON.