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COUNTY NEWS.


y aIthsn.
Elmer Kingmsn and wife, OF Ellsworth,
were In town Sunday,
Miss Sadie Jordan, of Ellsworth, Is
visiting her mother for few days.
Mrs. Charles Davis and little son are
visiting her parents at Ellsworth Fails.
Mrs. Philip Giles. who has been III 30
long, doen not improve as fast as her many
friends wish. Much sympathy is sx-
pressed.
A party Of sportsmen from Bar Hsrbor,
accompanied by b. v. Grant, OF Eden, are
stopping at the Grant farm for weeks
nantlng.
Mrs. Hannah Fox Blethen returns to-
day to her home at Lisbon Pals, after 9
weeks visit to her dsug hters, Mesdsmes
Willard and Alvsh Hasten.
Mrs. George Stanley has gone to
Msehias to join her husband who has EN-
pIoy ment there. Her mother, Mrs. Alden
Hasten, went with her to spend few
days.
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sargentyni~-
Capt. VIII. white 10 very nl with
rheumatism at Is. v. stoyer's.
A. r. Robbins, who IL employed at Cas-
tine, is home for weeks vacation.
Mrs w. IA. sssnisy, who has been
quite III for some time, Il eonvslescsnt.
Nov. II. c.
Mrs Daniel Faulkner. who has been
visiting her Old home in Gardiner, re-
turned Friday.
Harry Dorify and william A. Hooper
are putting an annex on the Summer
home Of Judge Knapp, OF Scranton, Pa.
The sloop &C. IL. Edwards, Capt q. y.
Hiii, sailed for Rockiand the 18th. The
captain will return soon and finish his
work.
Capt. Yetis Cain has moved his family
from Isle sa Hsut, and ss occupying BIZ.
hone at ssdgwicE village.
II. A. Small has moved into bis new
house, erected ON the site OF smsll's ian,
which burned last summer. His hand.
which be hurt recently, 10 nearly we'll,
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ssrts Cassfn~.
Roy Webster !. fireman on the "cim-
bria".
Danisl Webster and noa Harvey arc al
work a. the village for Bowdsn Bros.
Miss Estulla Perry ss hear from Colts
Island. whsre she has been se&ching.
M,s. Mary Conner has clOsad her hoass
and gone 10 live with her son, George =.
Conner.
Miss Martha wescnii has closed her
Summer residence. and VA spaad lsas
Sinses In Boston.
Nrs. Isaac Danhar and son DSimont.
- no have nsen tasnuarrsng at BAss liar Dor,
arrived home Saturday.
cassina grange Il resolving new appll-
cations ,ar msmhss8hlp aesFly every seek.
saturday sSealnw shFcp- candidates were
instructed in the arsf and second degrees.
Mrs. MARY L. Leach hiss bad her bald.
ia9s newly shiagisa and etheT repairing
done. Tho woFk wss under tbs SUPER.
sssson OF war4~sii a PsEkiss, OF Reaes-
seos.
A. x. Dodge ia having extensive repairs
pot apoa hts house. vita It's ne~ eaat Of
paint, one can hardly believe that IL has
withsiood tha elcnsnts for Inorn thar a
century.
Nor. II. l..
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salisbury Cove.
Charles Pistt, OF Boston, was the guest
Of A. b. Leland Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lola Higgins. OF Bar H.rbor, was
the guest Of Miss Anna Smith Sunday.
Miss Grace Hsdiey, who Is employed at
Bar Hsreor, is at home for short vsca-
ton.
Miss Grsee Goodwin, who is teaching
at Bar Hsreor, spent Sunday with Miss
Myrtle Abbott.
Mrs. Aston Leland and son Herman,
who have been spending the past three
weeks in Boston, are home.
Miss Nellie Kaowles. Of Lawrence.
Msss., has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Julien Emery, during the past week.
Nov. II. r.
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IhH AMERICAN hds Subscribers at IOo
AZ the 10 Post-osices in Haneock ceanty;
al the STEER pepers in tn eoanty corn
esnsd 90 totreaeh so many. THE AMER
roAs - not ths onts paper printed ia
Hnncoek counts, and has never claimed to
b, Bat Il IS TIE oniy paper that can prop
wss Be called a COUNTY paper; oil ths
rest are merely local papers. TAe cSrcula-
fSon 81 rHR AMERICAN, oarrsag the Bar
Havbor Records summer fiat. ss larger
EAan thaI o, a.. sse other papers printed
IN Rancock county.
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seaih ooaIa.nere.

soafh oonIdsnere-
Mrs Lizzie Hamilton, OF Prospect,
Hsrbor, Is visiting her son Fred.
Mrs. David Sargent has returned from
a two weeks visit in Brighton, Mass.
Nathan Bunker aud wife have moved 10
Esstbrook, With Mrs. Bankers father.
Charles Johnson and Alton Bunker have
gone TO Pennington. y. FL, for the winter.
Mrs.. Maud Hamilton and son, Of Pros-
pect Hsrbor, visited Mrs. Ahbis Hamilton
last week.
Everett Bunker has returned from the
hospital In Bangor. where he b as been fog
treatment. He is much impro ved.
Nov. II. Al Ms,
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BinehSIl Fails
w. c. Conary commenced school In the
Granite district last Monday.
Harry +. Conary has bought the boat
"Hasten of Bennie Lafkin. OF Sunshine.
District school began last Monday with
Mrs. George Bickford, of South BIuehiII,
teacher.
Mrs. Lizzie Hooper is visiting her
mother, MRS. Amanda Friend, with her
baby boy Vernon.
Mrs. Warren Burns passed through here
en- route for Searsmont, to see her brother,
David Savage. who was hurt in an expIo-
sion the 10th.
Mrs. Stiilmsn Wallace has the sympathy
of her many friends ON account OF illness
and death and trouble in the homes OF
her absent relatives.
Mrs. L. P. Csndsge Is mourning the
desth OF her niece. Mrs. l.. ID. Perkins, OF
Deer Island, Boston. Her home was In
Damsriscotta where she xas inferred.
Nov. II. SUBSTITUTE.
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eeiyipg several OF her schoolmates at Der
home in the afternoon, then games were
played, refreshments served and presents
received. The little folks had pleasant
time and went home happy.
The bsy at surry hss been alive with
small herring tor few weeks past, snd
the little white maekerel quits have been
seen Ia large nambers. This is something
unusual, FOR IL 10 vers seldom that either
the herring or this species Of gull ere
seen as far inland as the head Of Patten's
bay.
Nov. IL. q.
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seusn Pepooecut.
Mrs. Clair, OF North oriand, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. johnson Bridges.
Capt. Jonn r. Peterson snd bis son,
Capt. Scion II. Peterson, are home from
the Banks.
Eugene Leach and family, OF Biuehill.
speut last week with his parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Calvin Leach.
y. Brsinard Condon has been on bis
annual hunting trip to inTsit's siding,
Aroostook county, bringing home two
fne deer.
The schooner sLirzie J.. Clark, Capt.
Augustus Condor, OF Rockville, broug ht
full load OF freight for the merchants
here the past week.
Capt. Ernest Perkins has gone 10 Boa
ton to resume command OF his vessel. the
"Alice J. Crabtrec". nos loaded for .
voyage to the west coast Of Africa.
Chandler Bowden, who has been em-
pioysd in Miller q Llttleasld's store tor
the past four years, Ia attending school
and Oscar Danbar Is ciesking for Mr..
Miller.
Nov. IL. CLIMAX
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Brooklfn-
g. c. Hall has rented the Watson house
sA1 VIII open " ~ onee'
Lewis Smith returned last Wednesday
from pleasure trip to Boston.
Mrs. II. NJ. pease and Mrs. A. f.. Blake
spent day last week IA Belfast.
Fred Stewart, wife and baby are visit
ing friends at Sunshine.
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School IN district No. 2 closed Nov. IA,
after a very successful term OF twelve
weeks, taught BY Miss Lola A. Moreh Of
Ellsworth.
In the evening the scholars gave fins
entertainment. The school room wss
prettiIy decorated with evergreen and
cedar. Their new flag ives Grsped be-
tween the entrance doors, over which was
tue portrait OF LongfeiIow. "rry is our
Motto" IN large cedar Issisrs on one side
of the schooi-room, and on the othss,
Time "a Opportunity. Under the
notices were the pictures presented to The
school al the clos. OF the summer term %
Misa Murch. An this showed that only
time and patience could bring about sacb
pleasing results.
The exercises were ell good and nicely
rendered. Each scholar tooE an seliss
part and sll showed tsey meant to 'prsc-
ticeH ~ well rs t'prearh" their motto
Try. The singing under the direction
OF Mrs Elizabeth +. Jordan wss q pleasing
feature OF the evenings entertainment.
All joined in extending Miss Mureh a
hearty vote OF thanks tor the interest and
psiustaking work done this term.
Nov. IL. SPEC.
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wtnter Harnor.
Waiter Harrington spent Sunday with
his family.
Mrs. william GuptilI and son William
spent few days at Bar Hsrbor last week.
A special town meeting was held Tues
day evening at which IL was voted TO
accept the generous offer OF t. J. Ham
mond to present the town with q lot of
land and the lumber for town halt. No
definite plans have yet been made, but a
committee was appointed and work on
the foundation VIII probably begin at
once. The.sise chosen Il a particularly de-
sirsble one, snd the building will contain
Office rooms for the town officers and
large bail with balcony.
Nov. IT. g.
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proverbs

When the butter won't
come put a penny in the
churn." is an old time dairy
proverb. 1t often seems TO
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them SCOTS Emul-
sion.
1t is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
SCOTS Emulsion is simply
milk Of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especially preparation delicate
stomachs.
Children takesto it naturally
because they fike the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally 10 the children be-
cause it's so perfectly adapted
to thsfr wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children SCOTS Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat
ment.
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Asianne.
Herbert Joyce and wife viii spend the
winter in Florida.
DIR. Small as called TO Frenehhoso TO
ses broken leg fer Lew Davis.
The kardiae factory will close the
coming week after protitshie season.
Clarence Joyce, wife and ron shiriey, OF
Bar Harbor who have been visiting REL
stives here, resnrned home Thursday.
OTIS AIboe and wife will leave this week
Tor EggeFnogEin, where tney via spsne
the winter. Mr. Aihes will have a boat
built by Mr.. Black, With gasoline for
motive power, to be used la carrying ssr-
dine another year.
George b. Stewart died Tuesday of can
Ger of the stomach. tie was torn April Is,
1875. being ops OF the oldest citizens ia
town. file married Elixabeth Robinson.
OF Nj. Desert, Aug. y, 1855 Eleven Of
twelve children survive hin. Mr.. Stewart
was a most geaisl man. respected and
worthy eitlzsn who win he greatly
missed.
schools in town begin Monday. Nov.
"a, witn the following teachers: Atlantic,
Miss Blanche Bosworth, Of North Arson
sc@astny, Mintarn, grammar, Mrs. Alice
Doaovsn, sx.-supt. OF schools Jonesport
primary, Miss J.. woodsie Folsom. OF
Pennington normal school; nnion gram
mar, r. Ernest Smith, OF E. NJ. c. S. '02;
primary. Hiss Evelyn Bridges.
May IL =
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South Deer Isle
Rev. Mr.. Smith announces lecture At
the church on Saturday evening.
Fred Rsekiir and wife moved into
their house here this week.
Mrs. l.. May Robbins arrived from Bos-
ton last week for few days visit, pre-
paratory to settling in Roxbury, Mass.
she was accompanied by her little son,
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II yea are bilious and seeking advisers,
Take DeHittfs Little Early Rs-ers,
just before going to bed.
You via ind on the morrow,
You are rid OF your SORROW
That's alt; Just enough said
These famous pills do not gripe, but move
the bowels gently and easily, cleansing
the liver. WfGaTN q MOORE.
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COUNTY NEWS.

North seaxwtcs.
W. ?. Marks, who has been ~ for q
week, Ia better.
Loomis Smith, Of sedgssck, Is gate Ia
with typhoid fever.
Mrs Elijah Carter, OF North Bsookiip,
wss in toan lest week.
Mrs. II. A. orindls wss In town laei
week visiting Mrs. q. NJ. Alien at Oak.
land farm.
The storm Wednesday prevented m.uJ
from going to ssrgensille to attend lbs
local union.
r. C. Abbott has bad biz house repaired
and painted. The work xas done By
JOAN Orcett.
linen Page and Hattie 0rindie attended
the relief corps nesting At BiaehIil sstur-
day evening, Sov.s.
Mrs. I. NJ. Allea and Hattie 0rindle
visited Miss Sadie Eaton, Of Brookiin,
one day last week. Mis-. Eaton !. gate
ga.
Rev. c. P. Baekinghsm. OF Ksnduskess,
preached hero isst sandsy. and bcid q
praise spd preaching service In the even.
ing. There viii be "a svening serviee
Thursday. Nov. %. 10.
The North scdgwick grange held iss
regular nesting Friday evening. About
City were present. beside. twenty visit.
ors from B-cokiin grsnxe. Tue third
and fourth degrees ssre given TO six mem
bers. During the RECESS q harvest sop
per wss served. An enjoyable evening
was passed.
Nov. -. RAE.
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Goats asssas~
vonaeii frye wss al the island recently.
visiting friends.
Qsits mum Der Of straw berry blossoms
were seen here Nov. 10.
Csps +. l.. Go,t has arrived With a
load of apples from BrooksvIgls.
Irving Gro.e has laid the siils and focr
for TIE house he Is about TO bald,
Capt. Edwin Joyce ss fixing place for
The postotfico In Phiitp Mooris store.
irving Cross aud wife are receiving con.
gratalstious over the advent OF dsngh-
ter, born Nor. !.
Telephone h now being talked Of.
Some 81 our SIMMER visitors who own
property here have said they would take
STOCK Ia Il.
Mis- Lizzie Peterson Sc having some
painting done on her cottage. sAe and
her mother viii soon leave Tor their bone
is phtladeiphia.
Nor. ~. CHfE4.
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COUNTY NEWS.
- additional County Neses see other paee~


Lsmnin~.
Thomas Y. King, of waItbsm, Mass,
was the guest OF relatives in town las,
week.
DIR. Ferguson, a returned missionary
from India, gave interesting addresses ON
his work In that country In the church
Sunday morning aud evening.
Mrs. Charles Hodgkins returned from
the hospital in Portland Thursday. She
underwent an operation for appendicitis,
and Is gaining strength rapidly.
Lionel R. Hodgkins, of wsithsm. was
mother, Mrs. Dyer Hodgkins. He returned
TO wAIthsm saturday. Mrs. Hodgkins
is rather more comfortable at present.
Next Sunday evening there win be a
Thanksgiving aud missionary concert IN
the church. AT the close of the concert q
e5llection win be taken FOR the benefit OF
Dorchester academy, Mcintosh, Georgia,
Fred W Foster, principal. Mr.. Foster is
a native OF Trenton, and is most kindly
remembered in this section as a highly
successful pa Bile school teacher, and later
as an equally successful instructor in the
Csstine normal school. A part OF the
concert programme will be the reading Of
q letter from Dir. Foster, also the reading
OF an article written by him descriptive
of his work. II ia hoped that there may
be a good attendance and q generous
collection.
Nov Il a.
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G~~a naass,ih,
schools tcxln thts morning; teachers
sane a. last term~E Emma n. Lore and
Alice 81. we*eost.
Jessie L. Long ieii ihls morning fer the
Hineklsy district In the northeast part Of
ths town, whore shs via be eEsploysd a.
teacher.
Ars. L.. u. Crude retained few 6ay~
age from Bariingion, MASS. whsss shc
has bern visltiaE. She vas accompanied
by her niece, Miss Mattel T~tning.
The Methodist society had a birthday
party and supper st the grange bail last
Tuesday evening. The hail was PRETTY
well allied. bot oa account Of ths inclsn-
eusy OF the weather. the attendance was
nos so large as IL cshsrwise would have
been. Receipts, sfi-5o.
Miss Addle l.. Cousins left this mora.
ing Tor seattle. Washington, TO meet
Charles Beetchsnow, iswcseS al thai
city, TO whom she Is sfii4need. He has .
bone prepared for her and they expect to
be married upon her arrival. shs takes
with scr the kind regards and best wishes
Of m&ny friends. she sill b. seeom-
panied by her mother as far as Chicago.
Nov. II. q.
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Is the only harmless cough cure that gives
quick relief. Cures Coughs. Colds, Croup,
Bronchitis, Whooping C0ngh, Pneumonla.
Asthma, La Grippe and sIi Throat. Chest
and Lung troubles. WIGGIS Il MOORE.
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surrS.
The particulars of the shooting acct
dent at South surry are told elsew here
in this issue.
Stephen Goodwin. OF Northport. whose
wife died few days ago and was brought
TO surry for burial, has moved here,
and will live with his brother, Luther
q. Goodwin, and VIII work with bin In
his blacksmith shop.
Flossie, little daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. ]. p. Mcgraw, celebrated the eleventh
anniversary rrN her birth Saturday, by re-
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cHrF~.

Prospect Hsrbsf.
@rs. Della NJ. SoonAn IL home from a
visit 10 her sou in Nashua, y. IA.
Jason Sargent and wite. Of West Gaulds.
bore, ssre guests Of Mss. sarah Coils
Sunday.
Tito shist cluh was entertained At Capt.
5. O. Moorc's ON Thursday evening. There
was large attendance.
Tee Misses Joy returned home Tharsday
might. They have eeen Spending several
weeks with their sister In Paris.
MRS. Charles Risnce, il. and hsr mother.
Mrs. r. W. Npiisr. spent Friday In
Mibrtdge, the guests Of Mrs. william
Friend.
Haieyon assembly Of PythlAn slsserhood
has arranged tor literary programme tor
entertainment at its regular msotings.
Tuesday evening viii be devoted to Long
fellow
Nov. II. G
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CLIMAX.



sershsa~, uarnar.
Frank GiBn lie having bis house on Main
street painted.
The Joseph Small cottage IL being IA
isbed on the inside.
W. W. A Heath, OF fremont, Is la town
Surveying for L. Z. k.mball.
w. s. Grant, who is bsving coitsee
beiit, Is sn town Tor few days.
Otis obsr came from Portland hospital
Saturday. He Is much improved.
Plans for Miss Blodgest's cottage are In
the hands Of contractors for estimates.
II Is TO be euili near The klmhail hotel.
The seleetmcn with surveyors have been
Strengthening up Main street, and come
buildings have been moved back from the
road
There was gathering at she Baptist
parsonage last week 10 witness the burn
ing Of the mortgage. When SIR. Mitchell
came here there was quite = debt on the
parsonage. he undertook TO clear IL
Raa has succeeded. That evening there
wss quite delegation 20 witness the
event, after which refreshments were
served.
Nov. IL. Jap.
west sarhysa.
Shirley Bunker Is in poor healEh caused
by stroke OF paralysis.
Howard March came from Bar liar bor
last week, and viii rssnala few weess.
e. aud A. kief, of Hancock, are iiaish-
ing The lodge-room and stairway Of X. OF
r. bali.
Mrs. Francis Stanley aud Miss Fioriee
Clark spent Sunday with relatives IN
Bangor.
The Office OF the Granite hotel has been
greatly improved by the addition OF sew
efai feet In Its width.
Miss Cora Gordon came from Boston
Saturday night. ana Yves The guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Forest Haskell, until Sunday,
when che went to Winter Harbor to
resume teaching.
David A. Hooper lodge, p. and A. NJ,
entertained nearly loo Masons Friday
evsning. Visitors from Winter Harbor.
Ellsworth and Franklin were present. A
banquet was served, and pleasant even
ing passed.
Nov. II. b.
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sBAfS AfttHs
Nov. IA. Eco
ssashni.
Greely Clay shot ass back on Loag
Island Friday asssFnooa.
/ The academy Iaasors. with the assist.
ancn Of aiss ftastav. snsasssinud ths
seSiess al ''po*vyty party Mosday
eFeuiag, Nes. 70, 10 Ksss's ball.
ass. Casa A. fsavitt. Of skow hesau,
@as in te~h saturday. A soetaele wAs
hsld in the W. Il. G. seouss ~ The after.
noon. and The inspection OF she eospa oe.
esFrsa In the sywntng. Senegal memhert
wcre admitted, sisrr wbieh supprr sss
sssyed TO tho post Aaa eorps. afs.
/ Isssytss expressed betseii az mach pleased
wsth the sork ard eonaisis Of the corps,
@hsch aow nuaihess aity tsrse membef,.
A great ioss has bean sustained Ia sse
family, ihs Bsighborhoad ana The zen.
mansss Ia III. death u sirs. Nora A.. wlis
os Eyaseg L. OsgSo5, N DO, after lonR
/ Illness. died ie~ seeks ago. Kind and
shough,tHl in ass says ana aseas. asis-
OILS Ia deposition. faithful In - hatesyr
shs undertook, the boss seems IRIS psyshse
Ia ths hoac, Va hefs swe Iitsie esss arr is'
wilheas moshes's ease. and her hssszs4
and his pAfstts, 4, y. osgooa aed vito,
sally Fes'izs h9w bard thsso separations
are TO bear. To" y, r. = G. T. OF The
Baptist sOoiesy adopted the ta.lowing
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xery in,ers.,iav p,es,iags hare.
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North Deer Iss..
John Halves, OF Brooksviile, wsss gues I
at the Ellis house Fri3sy.
The sidewalk society meets this week at
the home OF Mrs, George L. Hardy.
Mrs. cnsrles Haskell ard son Burton
have gone 10 Boston Tor the winter.
Capt. George l.. Hardy srrived home
from Portsmouth,, n ii last week.
Capt. George u, Haskell and wife are
home fro4a Boston.
william AnRis hss gone to Boston,
where ne has employ nent for the winter.
Capt. wiiiism Grsy IS making busI-
ness trip to Roekisnd aud Boston,
Charles Thompson, Who has been visit
ing at bis home, has returned to Boston.
Capt. Collins Powers aud Capt. Arthur
Gray are home.
Mrs. Henry Hart, OF BrooksyIiie, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Lucinda
Powers, the past week.
Mrs. Annie Gott. OF South Boston, who
has been visiting relatives here. has re-
turned home.
Nov IL e
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fenoo~eox.
School In the Leach district begins
to-day.
Frank Arey, OF Bueksport, was 10 town
Saturday.
There are several cases of mumps and
whooping cough Ia town.
o. G. Fsrnharn, of Brewer, representing
the Bible society of Maine, has been can
wasting this town the past week. He re-
ports having visited 2ss families, selling
thirty five bibles, and giving away eleven.
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West nsnceek.
Mrs. Mary II. Butler is visiting her son
at Trenton.
Hollis Linscott, who Is employed in
Boston, is at home for visit.
George E. Norris, of Bar Hsrbor, made
a short visit To irieads here recenlly.
Mrs. Maria Durgan made short vlsii
TO ber sister, Mrs. Ella crimmin, ia snsll-
van recently.
Miss Blanche Smith came home from
Bangor last week, where sne had been EN-
ployed for some time.
Mel smith who is employed near Port
land for the Maine Central IL visiting bis
mother for few days.
Sherman Mcfarland and a. e. Poren,
accompanied by their friend Ivory Hig.
gins, of Northeast Harbor, spent Sunday
at home.
Thomas o'Brien has gone to Alaska
whore he will be employed. Conductor
Abbott has bought the lunch room
at the Junction, formerly owned by him.
Nov. Is. SuAAc.