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M.lIfA.sm.
"Bniyr Jordan Killed fierce otter one
day last week.
R.F. Jordan and son Austin sre Wait
4ng friends Ia Bangor.
Increase Jordan KILLED s hog recently
which weighed $50 pounds.
Eiwood Archer and wife have gone In
the woods for Herman Jordan.
Raymond Hasiem, VINO is employed in
Machias, was in towr the past week on
business.
Court s1ye,ie. l. c. r., elected Its
officers Saturday evening. Dec. 10. as
follows. c. d.. Warren Geogins; @. r.,
Await fiassem; P. G. h, W. B. Jordan v.
&. r., Charles Jordan. 4. s., ssion Jor-
dan; r. s., Austin Giles; treasurer, Lorin
Jordan; o.. Chssies Martini Org, II. W.
Kingmzn; W. Benjamin wiliey;J. w.
stephen Jordan; 5. b., ss,dsn Archer; ].
b., Walter Colby.
Dee. u H.
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PROFIT


The matter Of feed is Of
tremendous importance TO the
farmer. Wrong feeding is
loss. Right feeding is profit.
The up-to-date farmer knows
what to feed his cows to get
the most milk, his pigs to get
the most pork, his hens to
get the most eggs. Science.
But how about the childrcn'
Are they fed according to
science, a bone food If bones
are soft and undeveloped. a
ibGSn ana UiuS1lG iOSd II ltlNg
ire thin and weak and a blood
iood if there is anemia'
SCOTS Emulsion is a mixed
food the Cod Liver Oil in it
makes flesh, blood and muscle,
the Lime and Soda make bone
and brain. 1t is the standard
scientific food for delicate
children.
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pre@e<et usssos.
Mrs. Il +. Robertson has returned t,as
Bar Ne eer, where she hAs heen thr Era,
o. her nises. Mfs l. d. Decay.
Toe Misses Moore returned hou,e Al,
saturday 20 spend the bosiday ss..o-
with their parents, Capt. 8. O. Moore ssa
wife.
w. p. Hswins left this morning "a, "A.
bone la Boston. Mas Bessie Crowa..
accompanied hsm TO spend the wsu,s,
with Mrs HRwins.
Alfred HsmIstou has Isss had earnpge..s
fins marine railway. Thsstssn,er sC,.,.
eaes d. Mlsrheiiv was hauled Up Ftla.,
with great success.
r. ". Lsrssnee arrived home sssara.x "a
spend hts ChrSss mas vacation. Mr.. Ia.
rates 10 student 10 jefferson rsdie.,
college. Philadelphia
schoodic lodge, x. Of r.. worked N.
second rank at ts regular mss,in,
saturday night. Hsieyon Assembly
Furnished supper 10 the dinlng room.
The school iesgue gave social In tbs h.i,
Thursday evening. Refreshments wsre
served in boxes aud q nice sum wss "a
sisxed to add TO the school library. Ms.
Davis gave reading. and music ana
games furnished entertainment.
fA.e g9 =.
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we.E k-ssn.
rhere will b. an entertainment sne
Christmas tree ct Town Hin hall Chriss.
mas.
Pauline Ray. OF Ellsworth. 4. spending
q few weeks silh her sister. Mrs, Chester
Rich.
Mrs. julia salisbury, Of tsuli's Cove.
spent last week with friends and rcia.
tivcs here.
MRS. Hamilton, Of Dedhsm. who "
visiting Der aauw hiss, Mrs. & c. Gambler,
has gone 10 Bar Hsrbor TO stay With her
nieces nnssi cars~smsa.
Miss Mildred Emery and hsr iiltIs
proi her Master Ssweli, OF ssiishsrs
Cove, are spending heir school vacation
with thslr grandparents. Nsthaa Hiss.
gins and wifs.
The many trieass Of Eugsas Hsggias
rho has been 10 the Har Hsreor ho.pss~
Ihe past fous nonihs, are very glad to
know that be Is 80 maeh impsoywa o.
sesIsh that he win be 81 home for tns
holidays.
Mrs. Jadith Kitredre aud little dssxh-
tee Eleanor sent 10 Mort aesst Hatbor
las; Monday 20 visit her daughter, Mrs
Alice Graves. whose husband has gone TO
she Portland hospitai for treatment.
Mrs. Kittreage's soa Raymond accom-
panied hisn.
fRe. NJ
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Everything " in the name " ben 1t comes
20 witch Hazel s&tve For piles, srxeTns,
eats, burns bruises and all skin diseases
peWitt's SaIse has no equal THIS has
given rise to iianerfus WORTHLESS counter
fssss. Ash for DeMifts tie genuine.
WfuGrH a MooRK.
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Ashstne-
Miss Wins Gsagsos closed, her school
al Soerento lsss week
r. x. Hammond and wife were guests
81 Pred Pstsnu and allie Sunday.
Hammond A. Hanna, Tracy a Carpenter
am r r. Brsgaoa have taken ~ lBv1s
xets. Tor the sipter.
Miss Jaiis Banksr hiss returned from
Boston TO spend Christmas with hsr
mother, Mrs l. M.lE3eakrr.
Mrs. Il d. Rrsgdon, Of North LSmoine,
ssme last week 10 spend tba winter with
Capt. o. p. fst&gdon and wife.
Mrs.. A. G. BANKER who had an iti tarn
Is somew saG better. Mrs. james Ash
xho has been ~ is also improving.
Capt. and Mrs. n. n Hedgkies have
gone 10 Ellsworth to visit Mrs. Hodg kins'
mother. Mrs Sarah Hodgkln-, and
brot her. b. X. Martin.
Dec ~ Il.
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COUNTY NEWS.


...sss~~-s a@,ser.
The stores 10 town are eli doing rush
ing trade these busy Christmas days.
fremont mssonle lodge Installed officers
elect on Friday evening and the stars"
served ssne turkey supper at the banquet
ball.
@. l.. Larvey has been quite seriously III
Tor wesk past. bot !. nos thought 10 Re
souew hat hettsr. Hts daughter. Mrs.
Maud Stanley. Of Northeast Hsrbor. IA at
present Ia attendance upon ths inyaiids,
her mother having been cut Of health for
more than a year.
Mrs. Roland Luut, who has been visit
ing her husband In Bangor. whcse
schooner, the sPochassss~. became ice-
bound during the blizzard. returned home
last week. Capt. Lunt's enforced stay In
por, ia great disappointment TO him az
he had expected to be busy with coal car
goes all winter.
CREW or ASTRAL At MT. pKsxKr ROCK.
Mrs. Fred Robbins, OF Nj. Desert Rock
station, in letter 10 her mother here, gave
a very interesting account OF Tho shelter
ing OF this cres OF the "Astrsi". the big
New York tug wrecked recently on the
rock, fail particulars Of whieh have
already been pahIlsbcd In THE AMERICAN
AT the time, Mrs. Robbins ~ss quite
lame and had .nppo-cd hsrseii unable To
walk. bat in the excitement Of minister
ipr 10 the suffering fros,- bitten sailors
shs forgo, her disabled feet and was quite
"a nimble a. her husband. the light
keeper. 10 furnishing food and eiothIng to
her unexpected guests.
The work OF rescue was rendered more
dIfslcah and perilous By The thick ICY
vspor which easeiopcd everything. The
loss Of lite seemed tc Tlhle, probably tie
ssrss fatality OF that nature as the station.
but IL vas most plracu Gus under the ctr
carnstaDees that 10 macy survived the
cruel ordeal. in fact. one OF her man
seemed pat resiying. but nader skiiini
treatment he ~ss ~fessd from the clasp
o death.
Tho firenen sss cciaiy must hsse saf-
fered Intsnsesy, exchanging the best OF
tne rDKth" fsstfss ~ &NusN HAA*NtNfeNffHA&
and cyerails. FOR The Icy piange among Tbs
breakers. Their physical ssructare must
hsve been good 10 Withstand the de4thiy
ehlii.
Il IL needless is say this, everyr hing poe
sihie was done 10 relieve and make com.
Portable The sbipwrrcksd mariners, Tor
the ready sympathy and generous hos-
piiaIity Of the people at sit. Dssers liabi
house, both the mes end the cid In
canpbrnts. ale ell known and appreciated
by all who ch.nes TO call at The station.
Dec. II. STRAY.
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Dec. ri.

south HroskssiFs.
John Back is seriously III With Long
trouble.
Austin Ingalls, is hsnling hay from
Cape Roster Tor b. L. Bates.
Warren Tsptsy. stsge driver between
gluehiIi and South Brooksyiiie, frczs $
feet quite badly last Monday.
Capt. A. r. Cousins, whose schooner
sGola HanteF'' is fraz n in vt Esst
Hampden, is eosstine la The Henry
Chase.
Some who went 10 Belfast on the
.seiolden Rod'. Wednesday, the t0sh,
walked home from West Brookssfiie,
others stopped ~ csstine Entii sf,er the
storm.
The schooaer "De'awere' which was
lost In Ca~eo bay In the storm OF Dec $,
was owned AID commanded by Capt. ..
Black, OF tbis P scs I; Is sa;,o loss fo'
Capt. Black, who bought Der only last
April,
Dee IS
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DEATH or MRS CLARK

The aews OF the deal h Of Mrs. Marion
wysnsn Clark, of this town, at the res
idence OF her father, Levi D. wymap, st
Ellsworth, Dec. II. cast gloom over this
community that will long be felt. Born
and reared here, she hmd large circle Of
friends deeply saddened by her loss.
OF none could IL be said With greater
truth she Is universally incurred.
W hen che went cat from among Us last
autumn u was with hepe ard confident
sxpsetsiion hat she mixht tstnrn With
renewed health. A hiss been =-ost sp
prepriateIy said Of her, she was woman
OF ''high ldssI-n In everything.
Every cause tnat nad tor iss atm tse
uplifting OF humanity had In her a sym
pat hixer; toward whatsoever things we're
s'Iovely, pure and OF good report" httner
her thoughts and desires tended. To
those who we're overw belmed by sorrow
and misfortune she ever offered thst
greatest consolation, a sympsthiaing
friend.
Qatet and unobtrusive, her SEPARATIONS
resched TAR into the beyond. She loved
ali things beautiful Ia nature and art.
'srhe rosy lssht Of mornlns on toe moans4ins,
Ths teHser purple Of the tiis,ans sea"
sroana her Island birthplace were dear 10
her.
We cannot think Of her AZ ore who has
gone into tar country because she has
ceased TO walk visihiy among Us, bat g.
one who has only passed beyond tue thin
vesi that @hidc~ from our vision the gmte-
Of day.. behoidsng with The perception OF
a translated soul the unimaginabie
giories the Father hath prepared for those
that love Him.
Her pilgrimage here 10 over, and she has
entered that chamber OF resce where the
windows open toward the everlasting
morning; yet we may truly believe she is
smopg those for whom
'sThe night Is over. the sheep Ia sietst.
They are called from the shaaews piaee,
The pAxrims stand 10 gioriens land
And EAEpon the Masters face"
Fer her host OF mourning friends
Death hath made no breach
Ia lore sna sympathy. 10 hope and tFuss-
No outward siga or sound our ears eaa reach.
fus there's sh Inward sFlsiiaal epaeea
That sreess US still, shosSh mortal tongues be
dust.
q bids ns do the work saai they iaid dewa.
Iaka up the sohg where they braAs OF The
strAin.
SO jouraey iag TN we rraeh the heavenly town
Where ars lAia Up oar treasures ana our ereWn
And our lost lowed enes vii 10 foand again
EvEI.YN w. NEAL.
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>orfh t-smoss.-
Miss Emma Austin bss gone to CAstine
70 teach. She will begin the term this
morning.
Miss Virs Austin returned home lest
we,sk from Madison. n a.. where she
has been tesching
Mrs. T. ID. Bragden has closed her
home and gone 70 Sullivan to remain
awhile at Oliver Brsgdonis.
Edward Glpatriek, who was called
here last week ~ be death OF ais brother
Frank, returned last night 70 his home
ia Nss Haven, Cean.
John Brsgdon. who went to Illinois in
August, il employed at Hinkicy BY
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ursasus-
Miss Msndo hraey came hema from
saFgsntviiis Friday.
Aboui twenty ~snt 10 Belfast on the
excursion hast Friday.
Ms.s Winnie Eaton sect to Boston
Thursday to spena he ~intrt.
Y. n. Bridges came home isst wes X
from s4sgaatviise. wterr be eas essn
employed.
Misses GsrsFa is Parker and Adsh
nesrick bsvs sene 70 Csssins to RESUME
heir 80 dies q, the neFmd - COL
Dec. - NNE FEMME.
sr@nAila Essst.
Nj. Etas Mcfarland ls ia Sullivan
visiting relatives and fsssuds.
s;rs. sssiis shaw tss rsisrSsa from an
sxteadcd ssm Ia M.s&s haseit.. shs
woa slisrr cup 81 oas ~ tas WHIST
parties chs attended.
Mrs. wtlilam Mites u wnh her son Fsod
.ssa wtfe st Ayers Junction fog . fsw
sssss' visit ats. r,srs " 600 = ksspiux
aOass ter Ter Nhiiu sss - absent.
itse - q.
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gsss orisns.
Mrs. Jennie Gray wa. In Bangor sssus-
day.
r. p. Mason Ia confined to the bcnse
With lame back.
There will be chris,ms. tree at the
ball Christmas eve.
Mrs. e. c. Mason h having running
water put into her residence.
A. n. Marks bss returned from a buss-
ness trip 10 Portland and Boston.
Mrs. Ernestine Marks and Mrs. Lizzie
Marks were In Bangor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Pcndlsson left Friday for
Pnllsdelpbis, TO visit their daughter.
Mrs. Gtisy.
Misses Bernice Mason and Bertha Dcrr.
Of The Bangor high school. are home FOR
the holiday recess.
Mrs. Ffsak Partridge, with her two
children, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Isaiah Abbott, OF verons.
Warren stslpheo, who hss been visit
ing his family here, has gone TO Machiss,
whore be has position - engineer.
Those who attended the dance sascr.
DAY night bad 9 pleasant time. There
will be smother next saturday night.
Dec. 2. NJ.
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pnk Point.
LleweIlyn clo.sop is visiting John Cob
son snd family.
There will be concert at union church,
Goose Cow. Christ mas eve.
Aubrey Alley and Rsiph Gordon, Of
s.sl ilarbor, visited Sir. Alleys parents
Sunday.
Capt. Fred |. Mnrch s. having sss cot
tsgs thoroughly repaired. Eugene cooslns
Is doing the work.
Jswes rsesvey is 1t home from Seal
Hagour. waere he has Deem esns ~ JED
during The past season.
Dee. - pfrTkReH.
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Lawyer Carrie. 81 Chicago, % real go
tate agent. His many friends Wish him
much success.
The Jordanas River camp OF Modern
grange hall saturday evening, Dve. ~
A goodiy namber sss present. The Old
officers we're reelected ~ follows; J f.
Young, v. G.; George smith. w. Al n r.
Young, clerk; J. T. Grast, b. ). :.
wstt, escort; Harry w. osgood, ex. ply
stefan; william Hasten, Waterman,
). n. Young, seatry; William springer,
manager.
Dec. Y, ".
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west saitsvnn.
There win be q Christmas tree and
concert at the church Wednesday even
ine.
Schools viii be In session only three
days this week, Thursday and Friday
being given an the Christmas recess.
The dance given by the Pythisn sisters
Hast Thursday night. although mol largely
attended was successful and very pleas
ant occasion.
While returning from frsnkiin sun
DAY afternoon, 8. 4. Asa became lost in
attempting to come through the woods,
bat succeeded in getting Out iast as u be-
came dark. As Mr.. Ash i an elderly man
bis friends think IL very forIanste thst
be suceesded 10 reaching bone. a. be hse
been walking several bears and nig hts
exposure would have probably proven
disastrous.
AT ths regular meeting OF John Dority
grange isst Friday evening three canal
dates we're Instructed In the third and
fourth degrees. The following officers
we're elected for the coming ye~r: NJ,
Fred Orcutt; o., Herbert Johnson; L.,
Fred Noyes; c.. Mrs. Fred orcuti; s..
Wiley Hammond; assistant s.. Edward
smith; treasurer, Barnice Smith; sscre-
tsry. Mrs. Fred Soyes; @. x, lswls
Martin; Ceres, Josie Banker; Pomona,
Luelis johnson; Fiors. Eva Fenioni az
ssstant L. g., Rena Hooper.
fta- III.
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Marlboro
Percy Bragdon hss gone To Boston.
There will be Christmas tree at the
chapel.
Tyler HodFkins Is masking extensive re-
pairs on bis house.
Miss lnsE Ford, after spending her va
cation at home, has returned TO Der sebe5i
at Castine.
Mrs Clara Ford has gone to Hoalton to
spend christmas With her daughter, Mrs.
Il. z. Alexander
Mr.. Harvey, OF Deer Isie, has rentcd
Fred Andersou's farm for year, and has
moved HE family here.
Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins has gone 10 Ellis
worth to visit her son, Kittrsdge Martin.
After spending few weeks there she
will 70 to Ashviiie to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Hodg-
kius.
Dec. ~ ARE.
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>artn stuehsfi.
Misses Marion and Effas 1rinasa are
spending ChrIstmss week Al taeir home
here.
Tbs school in district No. bss besn
closed tor seek on acroant OF the ilinsss
OF The teacher. Misc Carrie SNOW.
About twenty members % Haiyeen
grange attended Highfsud grange isst
Friday cseuiaE ani report a noss en-
ioynbie onisinneat.
Mrs b. r. slower, Miss Efis ossadIs
and Miss Ethel we.cuts win is@ss Thurs
day Tor Mrdwsy. Mass, where they viii
hsva ampoy meat In s6r stfGs sRup.
Tho insissisE ton Of the ofsiness 81 Hsl-
eyon grange will occur at the se sss d
ness log Ia Jssnsfy Mr4. Arthur wood
of East B,ashlIi gssags, all be tts NJ
stsifiux IN srs.
Misses w. acs wsrdwsii. Annla Or pale,
Atdis sopes, I. szs sad Alice Hincklsy
and Esasuar ws#cott are al home FROM
the RssxhiIl. t.eosxs sssseBs sesd, mr. for
the cbrs.tmss vscasiop.
bic q w.
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Northeast Harnor-
Joseph w. Small moved into bis new
cottage on Cross stree. last Saturday
George Savage aud aife have gone 70
Mlbridge. w here they will spend TBS
winter.
Dee. 2. j. A. -
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So-s's 10y. Ss-ses
tremost.
Work is progressing on Lydia Colts
nsw house.
T. W. Jackson is quite ~. threatened
with pneumonia.
Guy Parker has moved to Mansst to
spend the winter with bis father.
Isaac Colt, who is very low, is being
cared Tor at the home OF bis son Willard.
Misses Maud Barron and Elsie Robbins
have gone TO castins 10 attend normal
school.
A successful term Of high school Is be-
ing taught by Loren d. Rumiil. OF West
fremont.
Edith Benson IL home from the Bangor
business college TO spend the Christmas
vacation.
Lena Bunker has gone to Meirose TO
spend the holidays with friend who Is a
teacher there.
Henry Aibee arrived Sunday with i37
bushels OF CLANS for the Understood can
ming factory.
sylvester Gott has moved TO Mckinley.
Clarence Turner has rented the house va
Gated by Mr.. Gost.
Eugene Dix and Randall Stanley, who
attend Bar Harbor high school, are al
home ON two weeks vacation.
News has come from Miss Hattie BEN
son that her school closed Dec. 10 until
Jan. 5, ON account OF the lack of coal.
The many friends of Rev. @. II. Hefison
were pleased to see him In to~n last week.
but regretted that his stay was 30 short.
Ilar %
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David Kimbsii Is very III with rhea.
matte fever. al the home OF L. +. Benson.
Mrs. Albert Eaton returned Friday
from Bar Harbor where she bias been visit
ing friends for the past two weeks. she
was accompanied by her son, Eugene DIX,
who is attending the high school there
and Is nov at home for the Christmas va
cation.
Dec, % d.
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brothers, Mrs. May y liswar. Mrs
Katie M Gilley. Mss beta " Pssssey, Of
tits pace, and Ms.. sarah Asa fsanker,
OF Calais. Cspt.. ssmaes ". wisilsm w.,
Eaoeh j.. and George W :. al Of this pises.
Dee N K.
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soand-
Mrs.. Adsline Richardson, who has hssh
teebe for long time, i- nos very low
Rev. J. r.. Norwood will have chr's1-
mas tree 10 she sehooihonse Chrisin's'
night. NJ Norwooa has a crew OF men
at work pnttins In the foundation fo'
the Sound ehspei.
Dec n D.
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Gssatashare.
Tasrs j. 70 be christmas tree in the
Methodist church.
Mrs. Masths Rslis Is spending a few
days With her sister Ia isilssonh.
D.nlei Libby, who spent few weeks
Ia Boston, reformed home Monday.
Miss Ina Guptiii weus TO Boston Tues
day, eherc she will continue her musical
studies.
Miss JuIset,e Sieksrsos. OF Bar Hsreor.
wss IN tosn Wednesday Ia the iatesess
Of the society for the prevention OF
erasity 10 animals.
IGvin MrDopsid went 10 Portland last
week 10 attend ths meeting OF tho state
grange there. He weus as delegate from
Cashmsn grange.
Henry Lsishton aud Miss Ethel Young
wers married. Monday, dec. IS, at the
nogne Of Mr. Leightan's mother, Mrs.
Brewer Squirting. Tho ceremony vas
performed by A. $ Rosfe. esq Theyoung
people have the beat Wishes OF vide
circle Of friends.
dec. y. JKS.
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saturday nigh,. Hsleyon Assembly
furnished supper 10 the dining room.
The school icsgue gave a social In ths hal,
Thursday evening. Refreshments. ser.
served in boxes aud nice sum wss "a
siixed 10 add 10 the school library. Nj.
Davis gave reading. and music ana
games furnished entertainment.
Dec- 2. q.
Eraea.
Il isarsiIl Tosrey /. at tho Reach hi.
wiutss.
School IN thl. district. tsuxas By Miss
sa.is NJ. Hssssil, ), progressing well.
Misses Matte sna Mary Kalghs lss, lss.
Saturday for Norsh ssst fiafboF " here tasy
rsil ss#ch thss sInier.
Capt. James ~. Robbins and 4. T. Los,
ssss gone 90 Northeast Hsrser nsaiax
Tor founders Zoe lhe Mes YORK msrssss.
w. Y. Lose. H., 10 al fsgss Island tot.
SLATER dredging Tor seallep~. lie amas
their qsis@ pt@nEStag, He sends them Ia
tbs Ne. YORK markets.
News isom Nsw YORK from Cart. A.
Ffsas9as ifoisss 1. 10 the ell crt sh.s 30
siss. @sGa his fsSnlly. hs sf harns toe arss
Ut Jssasss sss sta wssss' vacation.
Dec. - NIL
West assas .stf1s.
wtit.n wsssen Is ssilI confined 10 bis
house b. sliar.s.
c@ps. rhem@< Tspsey hes been III at bis
home Tor IN. pas, week.
Frscsis smith. white ssssiag sasaf-
Gag. fess on Tbs ice sna Ieiarua hle bead
qsiss seriously.
Mis-. Ctss. Taptey. OF aslasa. Msss.,
a1a Mis- Anbis Taper. VI Bfs~sr. aEs al
homo tos TIE holidays.
renoansF "Msp@ax". Capt. Frank PET
sias. discharges tossy tone Of snthfseils
sosi al wss.oas wharf on Saturday.
ios sAmsei W. Tsgtsy and oshers, ana
@ui s@sl sa tsiAsss Tor PotslsBd 10
esd rssasa general cargo Toe merchants
serw,
dec. ~ Tox@oS,
prs--
/. 1. Grover "a. 10 Bangor Monday on
business.
rn.riss Hiua.fin. % Brpwvs, wss IN
tewu tor few Gags last wses.
Fsremsa jordan. % Eii.wossh FaIt., ).
~its 81. sister. SAuey 1aTdsa. ~ ths old
hause.
Esnsss Carr and W slssss vihbssts, wbs
are employ 50 10 tbs wooas ioF LalasE
Penney. c@ms hoass 20 ssxad sanday.
James o. Jordan he homo trnm Bas Haf-
Dor. abs. b" rs. hren ssnpsogea i0r sew
srsi snoashs by JOAN &. Banker.
Mrs. Marta. Bslsavti. Who hss sesn
home few seeks. rusaFned 10 old ofsh-
ard ssssdsy. recalled b tbs erisieai
islnsss OF t~r daawhsss Esis.
Disc. = DAYS.
N sass ss~~<sa s.Sss.
ssspsea oe~r, ~ Tf~HSoa, :. stopping
In town.
Me-. Eai. G~a' h.. gone 70 sAHSsf for
tee @inser.
1i-s Stay ssavss. a Bar isFbor, y
vsssslag relatives here.
LssIse ssweorue y home from Exeter.
\. IL. tor The holidays.
Tsora wsIi BE- q chrstsnss tree and con-
eett a, tins Chareh Tharsdsy evening
Mrs Aheis fissusworfa came near belng
badly burned oar evening l&ss week bs
las . ogsftusnios on the bvd. Ine bed
coverings werc burned.
Dse. - SAsEAfoo.
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sia~hui t@sas
Capt. lIssh DuHy Is 10 Bangor on bust
Ecss.
Mr.. Hardy. Of Bangor, ga. ia t0Ea
Saturday.
n. W. Andrews and wite rs,sfned last
week fron quite an sxtaedea visit IN sal
siyan.
Mfdbsry Grinale. sise and iiiiis 20"
fnnsla. of Granite. sse guests OF = C.
Grindle and wife.
Dec. n SUBSTITUTE.
Exspt.
Mis- Lula West has gone TO cssiine TO
resums her studies ct tins normal school
sam Savage has rssatnsd home from
ssonington, where he has been employed
Jennie seAmmon and Percy Clark are
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Ezspt.
Mis- Lula West has gone 10 Csssine 10
resume her VI adiss at tne noTmal school
sam Savage has rssasnsd home from
ssonlngton, where he has been employed.
Jennie seAmmon and Percy Clark are
attending high school at West Franklin
william Jordan, Of Lsmoins. spent san
day With bis parents. George Jordan and
wife.
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west fremont.
Mrs. L. w. Rumiu has made sher,
Wait 10 Der mot her.
ID. n. Laps, Mrs. w. A. Clark and Mrs.
@. w. Lans visited friends in Manset
Saiurdsy.
Mrs. Emily Norwood has returned
home from the hospital. Her condition
has not Improved.
The sewing circle met with Mr.. Ter
trads Ksns Wednesday egeaing. Qaite q
number we're present.
Capt. Al. weleh has returned from stem
Ington where he hiss eeen 10 hsui up tbs
steamer ''Cseedmose".
o,is Ingalls,. while cutting arewood,
met with quite a serious seesdenti In
trimming up some limits bis axe slipped
and cut his wrist quite badly.
Dec. =. THELaA.