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x,rrsay TO CARIBOU.
.v..s.s winnowinrs Of News,
0ns .v.ltv add Nonsense.

0ns xcxclty aud Nonsense
.s,,s Unitarian conference VIII be
Iss %ysrmorlh Jane II. IS and ~.
..vep,h annual excursion Of the
ias s,o,,smens Fish and Game sssocl-
va IN bo at Kineo Juiy 81.
n.,.,,. have teen recently granted 10
srxsn,ers Is follows II. ;. Lord,
vs. =, .moks and cylindsr conveyeri
pierce, lincoln, for spool machine
-. .ummer excursion Of the Maine
- location viii 30 made this year
r,.se. during the week June a-Jaiy
as.sausr,ers will be At the Mount
glsso house.
~. ,ovo,lstiou. for the sale OF the
.,.,ou steamer verona, which was
-, n the Barbour shipyard 10 Brewer
=, x,n,er. have fallen through, aud the
- wiIl be retained Ia Bangor and
- an excursion boat AZ was origi'
rslly Intended.
rS preblc, Of MschIas, linenan In
-, employ Of the New England Tele-
nbons 4 Telegraph company, tsa ifom .
- !, West Broadway and Union street
4 Bangor, on Thursday afternoon, as a
,s.ul, Of coming in contact with hvs
wire. receiving injuries from which be
aled shortly s'tersards'
Rurvlsrs visited Laeec last week and
slew open the safe OF the postoi'ica, se'
rur,ar about 500 Ia cash, stamps and
shsxss. ON leaving with their booty
ares we're met by of,icer leighton. The
asseer m.slook them ior belsted fisher
rss, and greeted them. ia reply they
opeusa fire upon bin, tho aFst shot
smashing the spike on the officers hot
me. lively exchange OF shots fol-
Ioxsd, the officer eupsying his revolver
A, The strangers. After eleven shots bad
hssn exchanged, the policeman reiterated
% cali tor help.
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south Hancock.
Mrs. X. G. Smith went to Massachusetts,
Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. William McCauiey went to
Charleston Tuesday, to be present at the
graduation OF her son Hoyt.
Mrs. Maria Foss, an aged resident OF
this town, went to Madison Saturday,
where she will make her home with her
son, U. E. Foss.
l.. w. Bunker and wife, OF Easthrook'
spent Saturday and Sunday at J. n
Walkers.
The community Is saddened by the
death OF W. c. Crabtree, respected
citizen, who died Thursday evening, OF
pneumonia. Mr.. Crsbtree was an active
member OF the Good TempIars' lodge, also
a member Of Pamela grange, under whose
auspices be will be buried to-day. Much
sympathy is felt for the widow, who Is In
feeble health. ~
June7.
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COUNTY Jews.

~ sddfsioHri ooanfH Ne,rs so ofsev poges
-
Penobscot
Mr. Whitney, OF Amherst, was in town
Sunday.
Nahum vsrnum has had his house
shingied.
Miss Addie LittleHeld is at home for a
two weeks vacation.
w. ]. Creamsr has been ia Boston the
past week on business.
AIvery Bowden is tearing down bis
stable, and viii build new one.
Mrs. Roy wardweil, OF Augusta, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. IL.
Cushman.
s. @. vsrnum has sold his three. year.
old Climax colt to Addison Marks, OF
South orlsnd.
A number from this place attended the
graduating exercises at Castine and Blue
hill this week.
Misses Belva l.. Sellers, Edith Hutchins
and Buis Leach, members OF the gradu-
ating class at Castine, have returned
home.
An epidemic OF humps, which has been
raging here for several weeks, still has
good hold. Several new cases have been
reported during the past week.
June .. SuBA.
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Barriert's Island.

Bartiett's Island.
Stella and Nellie Bartlett, with party
OF friends, spent Sunday with their par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Bartlett.
Capt. johnson took party to Eiuehili
Sunday in bis new yacht "Elmer". All
report good time.
Mrs. Ralph Robinson. With little
daughter Bertha, is spending week with
her father, Capt. John Dix. Her sister,
Mrs. e. A. LAWYER, came with her, re-
turning home Sunday afternoon.
June 1. b.
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West Sullivan
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Haskell returned
from Portland Saturday.
Miss Cora Thomas recently visited
friends at Hancock Point.
The tow boat company has been making
repairs on their boat Phillips Eaton".
Miss Cora NJ. Gordon has returned from
Boston, where she has been for some time.
Everett JeIlison had his foot badly
crushed while working on stone lat
week.
Mrs. Mary Bruce left Thursday of last
week for Chicago, where she will reside
with her daughter, Mrs. Mckenzie.
The wedding OF Miss Lissie, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Abel,
and John Robertson, OF this town, took
place at the home of the brides parents,
Saturday morning, Rev. B. w. Russell
officiating. Members OF the families only
were present. After the ceremony the
bridal party enjoyed drive to Tunk pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson have hosts OF
friends who join in congratulations.
May o. b.
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In China the year begins in February.

In China the year begins in February.
When one man has done another a
wrong, first he has remorse, then grIev-
anee against him.
Idiots never see the clouds over the
honeymoon because they can't look at
anything bat each other.
sits impossible to keep a good man
down." sighed the whale, as Jonah picked
up his hat and departed.
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sandy-what are yer layin' here fer.
pard7
Cinders-Why, a benevolent old gent
Just gave me dollar wild de understand
in dat take bath.
Sandy-Yer amt goin' to deceive him,
pard3
Cinders-Sure noti He didn't specify
de kind of bath. so I'm goin' TO make II a
sun bath.--P Philadelphia Record.
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Marlboro
Fred Martin lie moving to Lamoine.
John Douglass Is In Bar Harbor on
business.
Gardiner Bowden came home from his
vessel Ill Saturday.
Fred Anderson, who fell from his
wheel a week ago, breaking his collar
bone, is getting along we'll.
Albert Hodgkins, of Bar Harbor, Wis
tied his parents, Ransom Hodgkins and
wife, Saturday and Sunday.
June Q. ARE.
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North Gastinr.
Ross and Norman Conner are at home
from sea for short stay.
Mrs. Norman Perkins, OF Sandy Point,
is the guest OF Mrs. q. f. Perkins.
Miss Mary r. wardwell has returned
to Castine, where she has employment.
George II. Emerson and family are at
home after spending the winter in Boston
Miss Annie B. Conner. member of the
graduating class OF the Castine high
school, Is at home.
Mrs. Mary Tenney, OF Searsport, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. l.. A. Perry for
several weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and son belmont
left Thursday for Bass Harbor, where
they will reside through the summer.
Rev. Charles Wallace, OF Boston univer-
slty, was In town recently. He has gone to
Sargentville to assume the pastorate OF the
Methodist church through his vacation.
June O. l.,
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rsst rrnnkna.
Fred e. Blsisdell returned to his work
In HslIowell last night.
The Methodist society is preparing for a
children's Day concert.
The ladies' aid society served supper at
the home of Ar. and Mrs. E. slower
Friday night. A large number was pres
ent. A good sum was realized.
Miss Grace o. woodside, who has been
pastor OF the Free Baptist church here for
the past year, has received and accepted a
call from the South BluehilI church.
Her many friends wish her success.
June 3. M. 4.
Mrs. Clarence Robbins, who has been
very III, Is gaining little.
Tho Methodist society served supper In
It's yosisy Wednesday evening.
Everett Carpenter has moved into the
Gordon boarding house, now owned by
T. NJ. Bisisdeil.
Judson Gordon IL having his house
much improved. Mr.. Homer Is doing
the CARPENTER work.
Juns . M r.
a~.t fremont.
Mrs. Lucy James Ia stu working for
E. W. Lanl.
o. Rich has gone to Boston for short
business trip.
Roland II. Luut has been suffering with
rheumatism.
Mrs. Nancy sprague visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gard Lawson, the past week.
Miss Leila Rumill spent last week with
heraunt, Mrs. Nellie II. Clark, of Msnset.
The infant son OF Walter and Annie
Lunt is quite III, threatened with pneu-
monla.
Sewing circle met June 4 with Mrs
l.. w. Rumill. There was quite large
attendance.
Wilder b. Robbins and family spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Robbins, sr.
Capt. Charles p. Lunt, in schooner ~.
Nj. Harlow, arrived this week bound for
Sullivan to load stone for Philadelphia
The lecture which was given by Rev
Robert sutcliffe was well attended. Ice
cream and cake were served after the
lecture. The proceeds are for the new
church.
June9. IHELAA'
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Aant Madse's Cook Book" = collection OF
ssesy daJ recipes lfrem the Mutual Bsnsni
ooaafnn ofs.THE AMERICAN. mailed 20 any
Aaafess. oai receipt .oIs cents. Stamps a or ?
0ens1 viii sesseeepged. Address THE AitERI.
CAS-. Ellsworth, Maine.
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Lsmsin~-
Miss Georgia Ball is the guest o, Mrs.
Fred Hodgkins.
Nathan Hodgkius returned from Phil
adeiphls dental college last week.
Mrs. A. l.. Trip is visiting her parents.
Rev. w. IL. Rice and wife, in Orient.
John Hodgkins. who Is employed at
Bar Hsrbor, spent Sunday with his family
here.
Mrs. Helen stoser and children are
visiting Mrs. stover's aunt, Mrs. Lydia
Modgsins.
Mrs. Ebsn King is recovering from tho
effects OF fail few weeks ago bat is
still quite lame.
Miss Margaret pegereaux Ia with her
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Fsrnhsm,
for visit OF several weeks.
county grange day passed off very pleas
antIy. There was large attendance from
the oranges OF the county, bat not nearly
40 many a. there would have been had the
weather been favorable.
Rev. J. =. Blair preached In tender
and Interesting manner to the children
on Sunday morning. The concert which
vas to have been held In the evening was
postponed until next Sunday evening on
aeeoant Of the storm.
June D. ii.
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North Lamoins.
A. L. Gray visited friends in Bangor
last week.
Inez Hagen and her sister Maud are
recent graduates from the Bangor BUSH
ness college.
Miss Annie Young returned home on
Friday from Castine, where she has been
attending the spring term of school.
June 3. Y.
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somesNthes
Chiidren's Day was observed here last
evening By concert by the Sunday
school. The rain may have kept some at
home bat there was quite a number out.
II was pleasant sight TO see the happy
faces OF the boys and girls, and Somesvlle
can boast OF some very bright ones, The
programme was as follows: Voluntary,
Mrs. r. L. Grindle; hymn, congregation;
prayer, pastor; address OF welcome, Marcia
Fernald; exercise, Flower Voices"
Mark Somes, Caro- Fernald, Richard
Allen; recitation, George Somes; song,
Sunday school; recitation, Lee Ellis; ex-
ercise, 'The Fruits of the Spirit" reeits-
ton, Kathie Richardson; song, Sun
day school; recitation, Ada Brown;
flower exercise; recitation, Hazel Brown;
song, Sunday school; recitation, Julia
Remission; offering; remarks, pastor; song,
Sunday school; benediction.
Master Forrest Ellis returned home Sat
urdsy from Portland, where he has been
attending the school for the deaf.
June 8. III.
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South Gouidsboro-
Mrs. Mabel johnson goes to Corea this
week with line OF summer millinery.
Alton Bunker recently visited relatives
in this place, returning to Bar Harbor
Monday.
Dwight Blauey and family, OF Boston,
have arrived at Ironbound Isle for the
summer.
Miss Lucy Bunker has returned from
Prospect Harbor, Miss Rills Sargent from
Winter Harbor and Miss Sadie Hooper
from the Pond district, where they have
been teaching.
Wilson l. Sargent, who has been i'll for
a long time OF consumption, died Sunday
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Lois
Hammond, where he has been tenderly
cared for. Besides a wife and child, he
leaves three sisters living here. The
sympathy of the community goes out to
the family in their bereavement.
June 9. S. NJ. s.
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South Penobscot.
Rev. and Mrs. E. K. Drew were In BAN
gor part OF last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Bennett, of East Bucks
port, spent last Saturday with Mrs.
Moore.
Mrs. Clara Bowden and family went to
Bluehill to attend the graduation at the
academy.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell has been In
Bucksport visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Norris.
Perkins, Mrs. Frank Miller and several
others attended the graduation exercises
of the normal school atiCastine Friday.
June 9. CLIMAX.
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Green LAKE.
Pension of Emery Hastings has been
increased to s..
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south Brooksytiis.
A. w. Gray Is having quite bad time
with q sore on his neck.
The first summer boarders are at Mrs.
J. r. Danne's at Circuits harbor.
Mrs. f. G. Mason has gone to the hos
pital at Portland for medical treatment.
Winnie Black and Norman Hale, who
have been working at Seal Harbor, are at
home for short visit.
seIectman Condor has crew of men
at work on the road near Joe Ladd's
house. The work here was much needed,
as there were sometimes two or three feet
of water across the road.
Capt. Z. o. Black aud l.. b. Coombs
we're home for short visit Thursday
while their vessel, the Delaware, was
discharging freight at Castine. She il
now In North Sullivan loading stone foI
Boston. Schooner "Lizzie J. Clark"
Condor, and adam Bowlby", Hutch
inson, arrived Friday.
June g. Z.
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seawail.
Mrs. Sophia Morgan went to Bangor on
a short visit last week.
Charles Newman came from Mt. Desert
Rock last week after his family. He will
go back this week.
Miss Nora King, who Is at Bar Hsrbor,
was here Sunday visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. King.
Waiter Rideont, of Bucksport, hrs
moved his family here ana is living in
Mrs. Samuel Moore's house, just vacated
by l.. f. Newman.
II. +. Newman found a small skiff
painted " hite on Samuel Moore's shore last
week. He pulled 1t up out OF reach OF the
tide, and found the oars, sail and tbwsrt
only short distance from the boat. She
belonged to a Captain Rice, OF Sutton's
island. He saw her on the bank and came
after her the next morning. Very little
damage was done to the boat.
June9. DOLLY.
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COUNTY NEWS.



sast surry.
The ladies of Rural sewing circle will
hold an iee-cresm and cake sale at Rural
hall on the evening OF June is. The pro-
eeeds viii be donated to the Baptist
society.
Mrs. Lucy A, johnson has gone 10
Maiden, Msss., to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Peterson.
Mrs. Clara Henderson, OF South Blue
bin, Miss Grace woodside, OF Franklin,
Rev. George II. saIley, OF Hancock, and J,
L. Chst,o. OF Biuebill, were among ths
guests recently at NJ. ID. Chatto's.
b. II. Chatto has rented his house,
which be recently purchased at Eas,
surry, to coIored gentleman and his
wife, from Boston.
Mrs. Mary StInson has again opened
her bakery at her home for the benefit OF
the summer colony. Ali find II con-
venience.
Rev. j. ID. MeGrsw will preach at Rural
hall June q at 10 o'clock a. m.
June 8. &.
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Pretty Marsh.
Mrs. NJ. J. Freeman Is visiting her
daughter at Northeast Harbor this week.
James Barron, OF Meirose, Mass,
formerly Of this place. IL visiting friends
here. He was called to the Island by the
severe illness of his father.
Allen Smith. who has been at work at
Northeast Harbor this spring, was at
home few days last week, before joining
the yacht "Hesper", on which he will be
employed during the summer.
Willie Freeman. who Is at Portland In
the hospital for treatment, has had TO
undergo another operation on his leg.
At last accounts he was doing we'll. All
hope be will be home soon.
Mrs. e. B. Rumiii and Mrs. Lizzie f.
Freeman, Miss Nellie Freeman, Miss
Linnie Smith, Miss Florence Smith, Miss
Matte Dow vent to Bar Harbor Memo
iai Day. Frank Haynes took them
with his team. They report q very en-
joysbie time.
June g. s,
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Mrs. Judith A. Scott, OF Lawrence,
Msss.. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. p.
Higgins.
Washington school league gave clam
bake at cisrk's cove Friday evening. 1t
was very enjoyable affair.
June = &
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COUNTY NEWS.


West Eden.
Mrs. Cora Smith, OF Boston. was the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. A. p. Higgins,
last week.
Miss Jennie Richardson, who has been
In foukers the past winter, Is at home
Tor few weeks.
Mrs. Ida Rich has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frederick Tonga, at Bar
Harbor the past week.
Mrs. eagle Dorr aud infant SON have
gone 10 the Sound.
Miss Lacy Salisbury, OF Huns Cove,
who has been visiting her cousin, Lizzie
Stanley, at Indian Point, returned home
Sunday.
June 9. NJ.
The Washington league, 3. /. L. NJ,
held appropriate exercises Thursday
afternoon for Memorial Day. The sing
Ing was especially good, and the exercise
"Crowniug Columbia" was excellent.
After the entertainment the children and
teacher we're invited by Mr. and Mrs. ID.
w. Mckay to partskc OF refreshments,
which were greatly enjoyed. The
Kindness OF the host and hostess Is
greatly appreciated.
Iane2. 3.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-24

1t Is reported that Israel W. Dur
ham, the boss of Philadelphia. has
decided that none of the delegates
from that city shall vote for Elkin for
governor. This may on may not be
true. Durham has lately developed u
versatility which renders ii doubtful
from assertions in April what may be
his attitude in June But the interest,"
ing part of this report as to Durham's
present frame of mind is the glee it
affords to those who until recently
were damning Durham and boss poll
tics and shouting Justify for popular
primaries. They were never so happy
in their lives
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-24
BETTER FOR THE SHEEP.

Among the members Of u church IN rural
district of Scotland was u shepherd who was
known to be vey outspoken. For some time
lie had not been very regular In his attendance
at his own church. The minister wondered at this
and marvelcd more when lie discovered that the
shepherd WAS getting into the habit Of going
TO II churcl, in the ncighborng parish The
minister and shepherd met one day and the
matter was discussed.
"Why weren't you at the kirk on sabbath?"
inquired the minister. somewhat stcrnly.
81 was at the kirk" replied the shepherd. 81
went to Mr.. D--'s"
WELL" said the minister, 'T don't like to see
You running away TO strange kinks in that
fashion. Not that I object to you hearing Mr..
D., but I'm sure you wouldn't like your
own sheep straying away into strange pas
turcs."
"Well, sir" replied the shepherd, ~ would
not care If 1T was better grass"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-24
Senate Will Stand
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