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COUNTY, NEWS.

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~ aaa0se~ai Cewass Sss+ 500 ssaw pavrA
Hreesnr.
~. Bridges and vile are visiting in
Boston.
@. Il. Doflty h visiting sis dsugb,sr IN
wlnsespors.
E8sgah Hegriek, Of R0ekisBd. ix tn town
on business.
William RisisdeIl has moved into George
Estons house.
Capt. W. H. Frceshsy and site were In
Belfast last week.
Hsnry Bridge. b having = sns house
eailt al West Bsooklin.
Newell Powers hs. gene TO Beverly,
MRss-, 70 spend the winter.
A sou wss bora 10 Mr.. and Mrs. W. n.
Tsesstts Thursday, Oct. %.
Mrs. Eugene Kane !. Visiting Der parents
at Beverly. Mass, Tor few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Cole and esnghier Mary
went to Boston Frfdsy for tbs winter.
n. n. Babson, wife and dxughter came
home from Southwest Harecs Tharsday.
Mrs. Alfred Joycs came from Boston
lsss week, where shs sss been visiting her
sisters.
Miss Adele Mcfarland came Saturday
from Boston, where she hes been en-
ploysd.
Homer Stanley, yeangsr con OF T. C.
Stanley, tell and broke bis eolisr bone
Sunday morning.
r. A. F3rscy and wife weus to Postisna
Monday. Mrs. Bracy win go to the boo
pitsi Tor treatment.
Ralph Bent and Harold Bah~on are
home from Southwest Harhor where they
ssvs been employed.
Prank 0otf. Of Boston, wsa In tosn last
wsek, called here by The death Of his
mot hsr. Mrs. Joseph Gotta.
O. l. Flye, II. NJ. Pssse. Fred and Gran
Vile Phillips went 10 North Csssins sat-
urday 70 attend caun,y grange
Parker Bridges and sistlinT Cartsr
hsve gone 10 Bellows Fails. VT. whers
they wilI be employed daring the winter
| J.G. Reed and wiie have gone TO Tsan.
ton, Mass-, " heFs they will speed %.
Winter stir their daegbter. Mrs, 4. d
Mayo.
Mrs. 8eosgis Foley, Of no@ten, bs,
bought los OF land Of the Friend Bros
Opposite r. p. Yers's, aud vii aruca IN,
eostsgs tn abe spring.
1
Mss. Elizabeth Fsess hey WsBs 70 Psu
aacipbis lest seek, where she wiz speas
tho wintes wth her soa. sac was accom-
| panied by her daaghtsr Nlas.
Mira. Joseph 0o.t, formerly ot scot.
HiuShill, died At tee hauae Of ser rrspd
son, q. r. Gott. after few hoars' liiu~ss
Oct. n. Her loss Will be feit among ,
large circle Of friends aud rsl.tlxes.
Fred Alien will satsa large uxtsns o.
on the dining bail al West Fad this fan
Lanher hiss eeme Tor one cottage, ans
'out more witt b haitt tsis cofntag sfns~t
A cook room will be bnitt on the anrrh
cottage owned by the poaRss, Of wssh,
ington. u. c.
Sgv. g. UwK FEwsrs.
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COUNTY NEWS.


ssrFs.
Harold Warren Il visiting hls father.
George Phisiips has gons to Bar Has-
bar TO wors Al eaFpaateFiag.
Willie PsiliIps came hoso wexk ago.
tia bas brps ~srslsg si Mort hssst Har.
Dor tor seven snoashs.
Csas. n. G fonag speoi Sunday WIKI
bis tsnay ssFe. Hss vessel, ths "Ffaa-
reBi@". is ieaaine wIth iamher in Hanger
ior sons paFt nest Mes YORK.
tienry n PsIilsps Is runnlnx the Rotary
sac Ia t1s asR sniH ~ Green Lake, lie
snpeess 10 go 10 aoiaes soon 10 wor3 IN
santRnf esill owned BY sAe same parties.
Rev }. /. Piakssion. Of Erooksvilie,
cane TO Starry stoadsy oa his Say to Mli-
bridge TO sitona tbs Met hoatst mintsfssial
assoc iatloR, bat was anasls TO psscsed on
ancoant Of ths storm. he stayed wtth
g~v. J. d. aeifaS, returning 10 Ms homs
Wednesday.
Dr.. w. &. Emery met large wilaca,
Nhiis Fislag taroaRa too woods on ihs
Morgan Bay road one dag last wpek. The
sntsnai appeared very asFos sad threaten.
log. Tnis IL Supposed TO be lac old ons
sesa Eits Der tao yeasz oaes by Rev. j.
ID. Mc0faw aud his ~ite " hils rlalax on
Ehs same road Tea days before
There wssa Sunday school eoaeart al
the Baptist church Sunday evening
rhcre wsre recitsttons by Emily Billing
ton, Halle IOang. Nellie CoFts, Mysa
HiIiisg;on, Elmer Kane, Willie Emery.
willard KsRc, Mary Ellington, Atice
Coulter, Bessis Tfeworgy. PsGi CARTS,
Fio~sie Curtis. iva and Angie Tresosxy,
Dole Kane and Elsie spsrsy. Thsehildfsn
performed their parts wsll aud the singing
was in~. TIE house wss wsil fllSs, and
ali went away wsii pleased.
No9 g. a
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LION I fofget tne old man
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
Of their own.
He stands for SCOTS Emul-
sion of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists.
4Og-4i6 Pearl Street, New York.
SOC. and Sf.oo; all druggists.
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HxltsA EBtttfH0-
OBITUARY..
Joshua B. Johnson. who died here Oct.
q, was born In East Sullivan, May IS. 1871.
He was the son Of Hannah Biekferd and
Stephen johnson. He was born In the
house Just across the street. from Ais own
home, The brick house which he buih IN
1875, making all the brick with his own
hands Though tbs beginning and end OF
the journey ware 10 nearly on the same
spot, the eighty-two years Of his active
life were spent In many sections, amid
varying scenes. Many sorrows came 70
him, which pers btavely borne; much Of
happiness, also, which was shared with
others.
Mr.. johnson served IN the CIvii war a.
captain Of a company Of volunteers in the
18th Maine. One Of bis var experiences
which be enjoyed relating, happened tn
1862 while on his wsy to camp Ia east Ncw
York, with his company. He reached
Brooklyn on cold, stormy evening.
Henry ward Bescheg, hearing Of tbalr
arrival, invited them to spend the nigh,
in his church. staying with them and help
ing ca-e Tor the sick IN the vestFy.
Mr.. job SON vas the frst commander Of
d. L. Weare post, @. A. T., and only
retired from that position within q year.
He has always been greatly interested in
Grand Army reunions. and often spoke Of
the receat one ia Washington, reading
eagerly The account % each days dolngs
Wheu a young man he attended tks
academy Ia Charleston. He ain be re-
EneEn bered In many towna az most sue.
cessiui teacher, having taught over 10t
terms.
In 1876 Mr. Johnson made trip 10 Cali
fornia, visiting friends tho had formerly
lived IA sulilysa, thsu joining bis sou
Enoch, At Port Biskely. W. r., and sailing
with him 10 Australia in the bark
acoiamaian. This sou died in ls7a. aae
was buried ia Sidney,
In 1854 be married Miss Henrietta Hail
who has tendeFiy cared for him during bin
days OF failing hsaith; thess days have been
passed 80 peace and plenty. A son and
daughter By previous marriages, Andrew
c. ard Marie IS. Johnson, residing Ia
Boston, have always spent their annual
vacations ssth their father; to these be
has looked eagerly forward; interest In
his children snd heir plans has kept aim
young aud living N the present.
A maa 81 sterling character, the last Of
a family q teelve children, with an IN
falter,hg trast IN God, be approached bis
grave Like oDe IS ho wraps tho drapery Of
his couch about him, and lies down to
pleasant dreamsn
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>srgentyiiIe.
james Pessiey has moved bis family into
the Coomhs house for the winter.
Harry Mcfarland has commenced to
bald g house near the scho olhonse. A.
). Carter viii do the job.
Byron V. slower, who went TO stoning-
ton TO work at stone cutting, hurt his
eye and has returned to his home.
h. q. osgood, of snrry, was IN town
visiting friends the past week. While
here he was the guest OF o. p. Carter and
wife.
Lewis Hooper was the first man to bring
down deer in this vicinity. He was
gone from home one and one quarter
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oas Point
Mira. Walter Murch Is very IA.
J. H. Galley has gone to Bangor for the
winter.
LeAndsE Dyer was In town on business
last week.
Capt. Fred 4. Murch IL frsighting gravel
for the eoaling station at Lamoine.
Frank Meadsr has moved his family TO
Lamoine where he has employment.
George stoger aud family, OF Bar Har-
Dor, called on friends here last week.
Mrs. Eaniee Williams and son. james
Garland, have visited her sister, MFs. d. b.
Alley.
Dudley b. Dolliyer, wife and son Milton
n. visited Mrs. Delivers father, 81. ID.
Haynes.
Mrs. Amos Doiliver and son Calvin e.
were the guests of Capt. Jesn Doiiiver
sunday.
Capt. Cushmsn Alley. OF the schooner
Mary Eliza, is loaded with wood for
RockiSnd.
Mrs. cashmsn Alley and daughter ayra
sre al Bar Harbor, where tue daughter is
undergoing an operation.
Mrs. Fred L. Murch and children made
short Wait to her parents, David
Marshall snd wife, at Seal Harbor.
Nov. 3. PLuTARcH.
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Fsss s4sssansn~.
wlliiam u. smith "a in very poos hsssA.
Mrs. Powers. 81 Baekspori, IS ylstgaz
Der son. Frank A. Po@sFs.
Edward Ieuag IL baina from Bossaa
after an sbsspes Of tEo years.
Haley Pierce IL home from Bar uArhas
where be has bcea employed during tie
summer.
cMivia Hackins tell trom hls haymow
few days ago snd was badly injured. Oss
rib wss tsscsarsa.
Miss Delta Pierce. whs Is employed 10
Bostoa, sas been visiting her father.
George ". PIERCE.
Frank A. A-&Ser, Of Trenton. Is roying
into The hoaee owned by MIS- -araA
Springer. sud Lewls Anderson, sab-la-
spectnr AZ lbs ee~,lnx station, has leased
the house Owned by Arw. asllnda wiz.
teseos ham and ~ils move In usxi weck.
Misa Hatsis stlggias, Of thls plsos, and
Eugene Bsuksv. OF Frshkiin. wers mar.
rissi las sGadsy at the home o, the btias's
sister, Mr.. J, sserman Doagiass. Oaly
isnrssitAte relatives wsre present Tbeif
rnsny friends sian them a isag aud hspPy
welded iiie.
Sos. D. II.
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West Ea~n.
A. Pinkhsm has moved to r. W.
Haynes for the wiBtsr.
Fred wiggin Is going to build house.
The cellar is already completed
Fred Gonya and wife are with Mrs.
Gonya's mother, Mrs. Ida Rich.
Hsmor & Rich who have been In part
nsrshIp for 50 many years, have dissolved.
Mr.. Rich will carry on the store, and Mr..
Hamor viii remove the postoffiee to bis
dwelling house.
Nov. l. NJ
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EAST Frsakifn-
JOHN q. Harrison, who has been efn
pioycd ia Sullivan, il home.
H. z. Biaisdeli and Thomas Gordon. wbs
have been out OF town at work, are home
The home anton sewing circle met witt
Ms. J. e. Hsruison O1t. 81. good at.
tendance sad good dinner are reported
Miss Florence Biaisdell has gone to
Bucks port 10 sttend the e. NJ. c. ssEa.-
nary.
Howard Hooper, who has had charge Of
crew OF tnen on bridge work In Wash
ingtoa county, Is home, the job beiag
finished.
Mrs. wtltred Gordon. who wAs called to
Untonylila BY the Illness OF her father,
has returned. Mrs. 6ordon's father, who
becsme suddenly insane, vas removed to
Augusta Oct. 30, for treatment.
Nov. g. s.
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Mtnturu.
Miss Mary A. Carroll, after closing hsr
term OF school here Oct. 10, took quite an
outing. First she went 10 Massachusetts
to visit relatives; then she came back 20
PortIsnd and attended the National W.
&. T. 4. eonveation Oct. i5-22. whiie in
Portisna she visited the school for the
deaf and the Emerson school on auBioy
alt. Tbes back TO s&sn's Island. From
here shs Is going to Calf island to teach
town sehool.
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soFth LamotRr-
SIR. Gross aud wife, OF Ellsworth Pals,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Gray.
Ralph Hagan, who has been employed
at Bar Hsrbor the past season, is home.
Some of our members attended the
meeting of this Pomona grange at North
castine last Saturday.
Miss aaude HagaB i visiting In Houl-
ton. and her sister Blanche il st South
Goaldsboro for the present with Mrs. A.
b. Holt.
Nov. 3. ".
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Nasth pe.s fsss~
Mrs. Rslph Gray has gone to Bangor.
Miss anais Dsasoa ha. rstaruea from
Esstport.
Capt. and Mr.. Hszskiaa Powers have
retained ssora &ton.
Hoses Barbour has gone eoasiing vita
Capt. Charlsa Barbour.
TIE sidewalk society boldsn meeting
this week With Mes. Frank Hardy.
Andres knight and Charles Weed AZ.
rived home from Bangor Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Colt. of South Boston, y
visiting her mother, MIS-. Lacinda Powers.
Henry Eaton and George Snowman, Ct
Little Deer isle, were 10 Bangor lat week.
Capt. William Thompson has gathered
seven barrels OF cganbcrrtes from bis
marsh this fall.
Theodore scott bought seyea cords Of
wood from Meredith Ellis las, week.
sofs wood here is a. delivered.
Mrs. Edward Mseomher aud daughter,
OF Belfast. who hare been visiting Mrs.
John Scott, hsye returned home.
Nov. s. +.
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Julia A. Joaessof Rusniasd. Fails, astsa8ea
them Res, sir. wsbbsr, Of haHowsa,
psrformaa the eesumoay In thsis ter.
nlshsd spaSsments. Ia the presence d
small eonpany Of friends.
Howard Lord and sswsli Sieksasoa
have built sporting camp a. tho head e
the GusGus. A party from lAWryass,
Msss-, was there lass week. They got iws
deer. The party a. the Garry camp tFo@
Esdssgsou vas not a. sueceasipl owlag
to the heavy rain.
Nua . z
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Cnre,i 81 piIes After 40 years.

Mr.. c. Haney, OF Geneva, Ohio, had the
piles for forty years. Doctors and dollars
could do him no lasting good. DeMiltss
Witch Hazel Saiye cured him permanently.
Invaluable for cuts, letter, salt rheunn, and
all other skin diseases. WIGol. q MooRE.
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II you are bilious and seeking advisers,
Take Dewift's Little Early Risers,
Just before going 10 bed.
Yon VIII find on the morrow,
Yoa are rid OF your sorrow
That's ait; just enough said.
These famous pills do not gripe, bat move
the bowels gently and easily, cleansing
the liver WfGaIN & AfooRE.
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honrs, and returned with sne fat DOE.
II weighed sboui eighty poance.
ssoop &C. II. Eawsrdsn, 81 RacklaHs, Is
at the eomp2ny's wharf. CaPt. Hin, who
~ the way Is an expert diver. has gone
over The groand and prepared Il ios the
foundation OF tbs wharf. he VIII also
aeip 10 the construction, Work ca the
5uiidiHgs ia being pushed as fast a.
possible. The ns~ power house Is near
ing compilation. The root was raised on
The main hailding Saturday.
Nay O.
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wsst TrsasasSt.
Carl. the youngest son OF b. D. Reed. Is
sery much improved.
Fred Davis, whe hes been In Mlbsldge
on visit. re- urnfd last wsek.
The clam factory Is NOT receiving many
clans on account OF bad wosshes.
Mr.. and ars. Kent are visiting Mr..
Kent's parents. Ambrose Rich and wife
Lacy James has moved So the front
psrt OF Alton Pomroy's house for ths
winter.
willard Rich, mate OF tbs -. 81. HAr-
iow'', has been home this week visiting
his family.
Miss Rena Reed, who has been keeping
house tor her sunt at Bear island, re-
tanned lass week.
Capt. Alex. Norwood, Of the schooner
.'DslAwsss'', arrived from Bangor Oct. q,
and sailed for Bluehill Nor. j.
W. II. Lunt Is having bis sloop "Pn-
grim" rugged In a schooner. Frank Moi
len. OF Mckinley Is doing the work.
Capt. William Dix and his brother
Christopher have gone 20 Fort Point TO
visit their sister, Mrs. John Ben Thurs
ton.
Mrs. Mary 5. Lunt has been TO Bangor
visiting her husband, Capt. Charles 2.
Lnnt, OF the schooner ~. NJ. Harlow,
the past week.
Rudolph, the eight-nonths-old son OF
Walter snc Annie Lunt, died Thursday
morning at thres o'clock with convni-
sions. The parents have the sympathy
OF sill their friends. Prayer was held at
the house FRIDAY afternoon.
Soy.s. THELaA.
Great reBa.
Joshua Williams, Mrs. Williams and
their niece from Clifton were the guests
OF Mir. Williams brother Leonard last
week.
r. e. Mace, wife and son jennings
Bryan went TO Southwest Harbor We'd
nssday &c attend ths golden wedding OF
NJ. Maee's aunt, hirs. Hsrriek.
Clifford s. Archer, oldest son Of J. 5.
Archer. OF this place. was married In
Auburn Oct. 9s. The bride is Miss
Susan Bsrniee Humphrey. Hiram j.
Archer, Of Boston university. and Mics
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F1nobsUos.
J.. \. Gray is seriously ilI.
Harry Sands aud wife, OF Augusta, who
hsys bsen. visiting Mrs. y. Mitchell, have
returned home.
Miss Ellie Bridges. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John wardwell, has
gone 70 p fast.
ANSU, vsrnam and daughter Nina
sitting friends and relatives IN
pit the past week.
49,. and Mrs. Smith, who have had
lsrge OF the glass blowing exhibitions,
intend to return ia about two weeks, and
pass the winter at the Penobscot House.
Otis Leach, Freeman Bowdsn and Henry
Davis have recently purchased the con-
trolling Interest In q small schooner
which they intend to use as bay coaster
Henry Davis il captain, aud il now on
his FIRST trip with load OF brick.
Nov. Q. SuBA.
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Heavy eating 10 usually the first cause OF
ind igcskion. kodoi cares indigestion, dys-
pepsia. all stomach troubles by cleansing
and sweetsning the glands OF the stomach.
WIooIs q MOORE
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sess sUfitssn-
The fall term OF the town schools vii
close this week.
JOAN Mortimer Is st home after an
seseaee Of several months.
Mis-. Hsla Hsvsy entertained ssrxr
party Of friends Saturday evening.
Miss Csddis Leia hioa. OF MnoFidxe. Is
the guest OF her brothers Fred and Lea
man.
Herbert JsiIiscn left Monday night Tor
Boston wherr be has employment In .
store.
Puritan assembly, p. s., conferred the
ART degree on two candidates isss Friday
eYWnsng.
Mrs. HI. II. Hsvey and son Morton
rsceuily spsnt q week with her parents 10
Prospect Hsrbas.
Nor a b.,
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Fast Brp~t.lt4.

Fast UHa~tu4.
Susie e. Long Is teaching at Brewster
Mass.
Chester Ricn and wife are visiting Mrs.
A. Il. Rsy.
A. e. web5er returned from Northeast
Harbor last Tuesday.
Warren York returned from waItbafn,
Mass last Wednesday.
Charles asgeriAy snd wife spent Sun
day a. Alfred wiieur's.
Luther y. Hsi4ges and Warren C. York
left this morning for Black Island.
Mrs Oscar Waite and Miss Ethel
White ar .saing At wsItham, Mass. q
G. G. Loag il selling out the goods in
his store, and Is going out Of business.
Robert Ashwortn, BIO has been work
ing at Spruce Head, returned Saturday.
Mrs. sarsh II. Young. who has been
visiting at Lynn, Mass, retained sat' =
day.
There is meal and grain famine here.
Not busLeI is 10 be bought in the vii
lsEe.
Henry b. Marks. no has been EN-
ployed al sargentville, came home lest
Saturday.
Charles K. Simpson was the guest OF
John Duffy and wife last Saturday and
Sunday.
william FarnsWorth, who has been
working ut waidoboro, returned last
Wednesday.
Miss Mile Rae, who has been employed
at Biaehi1, retained Saturday on se-
count Of illness.
A. Il. Ray, r. Homer Long aud John
Duffy came home from stonington satur-
day and returned yesterday.
Loren Cspdsge and family returned
from south Thomsston few days ago.
They viii spend the winter With his
father, J. n. candsge. Their child is
quite III.
Nov. 8. SPEC.
Cape Roster.
The Golden Rod" is on the Belfast
route.
Mrs. NJ. A. Flake left home Oct. 22 for
Brewer.
v.B. BlaeF, IT,, is at home IN with
humps.
Percy CiHsrl'= lumber from Ellsworth
has arrived
ars Hatia Dunn, Of South Brooks
vile, is visiting here.
Miss Clara Carver has been visiting
Mrs. @. Fl. Blake few days.
Oct. y. u.
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Pro~g~cs Harpas.
Miss Ena Tracy Is al Dr.. 1Arrahee's for
an Indefinite time.
Arthur St1vens, who u teaching at
corsa, was ST Capt. Dessy's on Sunday.
Rev. waIlaoe Cutter has returned fron a
trip TIA, included vislt 10 ProyiReetown,
Mass.
Mrs. Fred Peters has returned from a
Walt to her sister, Mr.. Edith Hoyey, In
Gouldsboro.
Ambrose BourKsite and Miss EfYse Pen
alcton, OF Winter Harbor, we're gaesis at
Capt. Deasy's on Sunday.
Dr, and Mrs. Larraseo entertained the
whist party Thursday evening. The pro-
ceeas weat, s. asaai, to tho pohiie library.
Capt and Mss. Daasy entertained q
party at dinner on Sunday, In honor oi
Miss Clara Davis. The popular teacher q
the primary school.
The grammar school closed rather unex-
pectediy on Tuesday, Miss Maria Runke'
having accepted position IN the pension
Office AT Augusta.
". r. Hewtns accompanied hts family u
Boston on SATURDAY tie wili ysturn ihs
FIRST of the week, aud remain until the iasi
Of the month, when be viii 20 for Tbs
winter
Nog. 3. G.
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A hand to hand eontest-two deaf mnses
having a eonfsb on their fingers.
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It is reported on good authority that
Fred RackliT has bcHght the house for
merry oceupled BY the late William Webb,
and viii make It his residences.
George Thurston, who used TO make his
home In this neighborhood, met with a
serious accident al stoDinxton Friday.
While painting house the staging gave
wsy, throwing him on ledge. and i1iur-
ing him severely about the bead and
hruising him badly. II was thought hsSf
for BIN to 20 TO hospital At once, bot IS
be vas more comfortable Saturday be has
deferred going.
News was received here Friday Of the
death Of ars. Kezia Paris, formerly Of
tale place. at the home Of Der eAaghter
Mrs. Hannah Mcfarland, tn RockpUrt.
Mrs. Paris was vel knoWn here, being
a native Of Deer Isls. Her husband wa
Lost At sea many years ago. Not loaE
after her sight failed. and ste became to-
tally blind. outstanding this attic.
ton she continued to do her work. and
was model boasekeeper. On the mar
r3sge Of her youngest daughter she tool
up Der residence with her. She had beer
In poor health fer SONS time, bot bet
death Al last was sudden. Her oldes
( daughter. Mr.. Mary Powers, was sum.
moRed 10 see her Just before har death
The remains we're brought here Saturas,
/ fog burial Her age vas about eight!
I years. Fgnsg&l Sunday.
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Winter Hafbor.
Bradbury saith was 10 town Saturday.
Mrs. Grses Hanson Is having gate an
addition built on her store.
Miss Mattel I4elgbton has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eaward Soyes.
Fred Joy IS making Improvements on
Glose bail, and hasiag come new scenery
painted.
Mr.. Trip, who has been managing the
Winter Hsrbor house, hzs moved his
family to sseqben.
William 6uptili and wife were the
guests Of Raymond Gapsil and wife at
GoaIdsboro over Sunday.
The grammar school will give concert
on Thursday evening. A zoe programme
has been arranged. The proceeds are 10
be used Tor school improvements.
School closes Friday. Htgh school be.
gins after q weeks vacation. IL win be
taught by Ellis Baker. Miss Cor. Gordon
will teach the grammar school, and Rafus
Bsekford the primary.
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COUNTY NEWS.


soath De1r Tsis.
A. y. Caldwell moved Into Miss Jenni,
Coles house Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Pelroe, @ho has been ia with
asthma, Is able to be out.
Apples are being crowded on tbs
market Just now, the crop being quilts
large.
A pair OF handsome horses passed hers
Friday on the way to ssonington for c
B. Small.
Rev. Mr.. Avery held a meeting hers
Sunday evening. There was no afternoon
service. as MIR. Smith attended the funeral
OF Nelson Thurston at stonington.
Joha II. Haskell slaug Uttered swo pigs
in this nsighhorhood Friday forenoon,
and tive more at Deer Isle In the after
noon, besides doing bis own work at
home.
Oct. 81. Eco.