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Prospect Hsrbor.
Miss Rsbeeos Laikin. Of Cores. has re-
turned home from a few days visit 10
Miss Ada Handy.
Miss Ada Handy entertained her friends
Thursday evening. II was Miss Hsndyis
seventeenth birthday.
Miss Bernice Smith, Of East Sullivan.
has been spending lew days with Der
cousin, Miss Mary Blance.
Mrs. william II. Moore has returned
from visit to her dsughte Mrs. Hsr-
ward Hsvey, in West Sullivan.
Schooner "Raiph X. Grant, srrived
from Portland last week With freight Tor
Charles BisHee, L. p. Cote aud others.
Misses Frances and sybil Cole have re-
turned from Winter Hsrbor. where they
have been spending a few days WITH
Relatives.
Mrs. Della NJ. Noonsn had the mis-
fortune TO sprain her ankle the last Of
the week, which will Keep her housed for
some time.
Mrs. Charles Bisnce, IT,, and Mis-.
Blance were guests OF Mrs. Henry
Frazier, OF Winter Hsrbor. on Friday. and
attended the ''old Maids Convention" Ia
the evening.
c. c. Hutchings has had men at work on
bis property every pleasant Day for "a week.
working on bis cellar and road, WITH a
view to putting up his cottage as soon &c
the weather is settled.
March 81. Z.
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9th Lnmoim@-
Miss DeIiie Salisbury, Of Ellsworth, is
visit ng her grandparents here.
Nathalie Salisbury who has teen visiting
be- grandparents the past week, has re-
turned to her home In Ellsworth.
Aaron Brann has charge OF the con-
struction OF the cellar for the government
arn to be built by Austin NJ. Foster. OF
Ellsworth. Hollis Austin is also employed
there.
Mrs. Z e. Call, whose death was briefly
noticed in last weeks AMERICAN, was the
youngest daughter OF Dyer and Alvens
Young, and was highly respected among
her scbooImates and companions. About
five years ago she went to Portsmouth, n.
where with her quiet, lady-like ways
she soon Won many friends. She allied
herself to the Daughters OF Liberty, and
soon became very popular as an officer in
the order. Three years ago last fall she
married Edward E. Call, an energetic and
highly respected young man OF Ports
mouth. They Immediately set up home
OF their own surrounded by every comfort
necessary to their happiness. About three
months ago an infant daughter arrived,
which added much to the felicity OF the
home. Since then, the mother, though In
rather delicate health, was not thought to
be Ia dangerous condition until about
week before her death, when ulcers de-
veloped on the lungs. On Wednesday,
March 10, the Daughters of Liberty held
their funeral rites at the home, after
which the body was brought to East
Lamoine for interment. On Sunday,
March q, Rev. J. P. Simonton, OF Ellis
wor, b, gave some beautiful and comfort
ing thoughts. The choir of Marlboro fur
nisred sweet and appropriate music. The
church was flied, and seldom is seen in
country church a more beautiful display
of floral offerings. Among the prominent
contributors were the Methodist Sunday
school in Portsmouth, OF which she was
member, and the Daughters OF Liberty.
Across the centre OF the casket was placed
a broad piecs of red, white and blue rib
bon, an emblem OF the order.
March 81. Y.
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na~niil
The dsmaEe done to Staples mill by the
fre.het has been repaired and Mr.. Staples
has resumed work.
A surprise party was given Max
Hinckley last wednesday evening. which
was much enjoyed by all who
attended. Fruit and confectionery were
served to the guests.
Sunday evening there was fne Easter
concert at the Baptist church which was
largely attended. The Congregational
Sunday school and society accepted an
invitation to be present.
Daniel I. Gross. Of this place, a Bow
doin senior. hiss an added honor bestowed
upon him. Besides winning the prize In
the speaking contest and being assigned
q Glass part at graduation, he vas chosen
first on the debate With Amherst college
students.
TIE Congregational church. which has
been closed for repairs for six months,
vac opened Sunday Tor Easter service.
The walls aud esiIing have been hand
sonsly decorated, the wood work newly
painted and the whole interior ha. the
appearances OF new church. The
summer visitors have been very much
interested In the-e improvements, and
aided Materially ia their accomplishment.
Rev. c. NJ. @. Harwood assisted the
pastor, Rev. Z. Bean. In the morning
service.
March Al NJ
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Georges Pond Franklin.
Nancy Hooper has returned home from
Fairfield, where she has been teaching.
Raymond Hooper has returned home
from watersiiie, where be has been en-
ployed since last september.
Samuel Lawrence and family, OF Har-
rington, are visiting Mrs. Lswrenee's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W. Jellison.
William Giles is at home from Ma
eomber's mill, where be has been cooking.
Oliver MeNiel takes his place as cook.
Lizzie Hunter, OF Cherryheid, has re-
turned home after spending three weeks
with her cousins. Margaret and Lillian
Hooper.
Mrs. A. b. Jellison and son Alvin have
been spending the past two weeks with
Mrs. JelIison's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
N. Butler, of Eastbrook.
March 81. BURNETT.
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EASTER SERVICES.

The beautiful lessons OF Easter were in
evidence at both churches here on Sunday.
At the Congregational q fine Easter SER
mon by the pastor emphasized the prin-
cipal points OF the celebration, while a
special service OF music by trio OF ladies',
Mrs. A. M Lawton, Mrs. Mary Walker
and Mrs. Arthur Freeman, accompanied
by the organist, Miss Gladys Mayo, was
enjoyed by large congregation.
At the Methodist church an Easter con-
cert called out large assembly of people,
filling the house to overlooking. Floral
decorations were very tastefuiiy arranged.
Mrs. Brooks thrifty oleander with its
enormous clusters Of rich rosy blooms
was especially beautiful. Excellent reei-
tations and chorus songs by the Sunday
school classes, with fine selections by the
large choir, were highly appreciated. An
address by the superintendent, Byron
Mayo, and collection speech by the pas
tor, added to the interest.
March 81. SPRAY.
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fremont.
Mrs. vesta McRae has much improved
in health.
DIR. Watson has been confined to the
house by painful abscess on the hand.
small instsliment q new books-of a
religious character mosiIy--bss been re-
ceived from Mrs. Neil, of PhiIadel phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Colt have about
completed their visit with their friends
in Bass Hsrbor, and will soon return to
Boothbay.
Eugene Stanley has been cutting out
some of the thick growth about "Grsy
Rocks", and trimming up standing trees
SO that the view on all sides will De much
improved.
Easter morning was ushered In wit 10
welcome sunshine, after the long rain,
balmy airs and songs OF rejoicing, blue
birds and robins Just over from their
winter soiourn in the sunny southland.
Prof. Richards and family who spent
last summer in Nova Scotia are to come
to Bass Hsrbor for the coming season.
seasons here and his family has been for
years represented here.
Daniel g. Benson, a prominent cit zen
OF this place, was found unconscious Ia
shop on his premises from severe at
tack OF heart disease, and 1t was some
hours before be was restored to partial
consciousness. He has been subject to
Just sueh shocks at intervals since a ter
rible experience of shipwreek many years
ago. The schooner "Leguire'i was wrecked
on Nantucket shoals in binding snow
storm. The crew, consisting OF Capt.
John B. Thurston, Granville Thurston,
mate; Charles b. Mitchell and d. G. Ben
con, were exposed all night in an open
dory. Granville Thurston died from cold
and exposure. The others were rescued
barely in time to gave life by the revenue
cutter "Gellatinn. A woman saw the.
disaster from the shore and notified the
cutter.
March 81. n.
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South oouid-boro-
G. w. Sargent has had the grip.
Mrs. Ida Hooper has severe attack Of
neuralgia.
Mrs. Emily Bunker. a very aged lady Of
this place, is III.
Mrs. Joan Sargent, who has been ~, 10
much improved.
Alfred Sargent and son. OF East Frank
lin, are visiting relatives here.
Capt. Nahum Stevens and daughter
Geneva, OF Birch Harbor, were the guests
OF John Sargent and wife Sunday.
{. T. Hooper aud wife have moved to
Winter Hsrb)r for the summer, sitter
spending the winter at their home here.
Rufus Bunker has sold his farm at the
shore to j w. bunker snd T.. &. Sargent,
of this place. MIR. Bunker will build as
soon as possible on his piece OF property
on the main road, and will make It
much more ,nvenient.
meeting was held at the schoolhouse
FrIoas evening for the purpose of elect.
ing officers for the year for the Bunker
memorial church society. j. w. Bunker
was chosen moderator, and Abbie Hsmii-
ton, clerk rhe officers elected are: Pres
ident. Mary A. Bunker; vice-president,
Sadie NJ. Hooper; treasurer, Lsnors
Bunker; clerk, Abbie Hamilton.
March 81 5. Ms
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Marlboro.
wiIiism Hsslsm and Walter Young,
OF L@moine, are here saving wood with
their machine.
Allen Hodgkin-, who y st work at Bar
Hsrbor. IL home on = Sisit O. bis parents,
Ty.er Hodgkins and wife.
George JsIIi-on and wife. OF Clifton,
are visiting Mrs. Jsillson's sister, Mrs.
). II. Remios. The many friends Of Mr.
Jeiiiscn here are gisd 10 see hin so much
Improved since bis treatment ut the
Portland hospital.
March 81. ARE.
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sarrY.
Harmon Trrworgy has moved bis FAM
ny 70 stonington Tor the season.
Miss Martha Beede and her sister Grace
weat to Boston ls-t week.
Capt Harry Wood Is loading bis schoon-
er "Llncoin" at n. c. woods landing
with hardwood for Bar HArbor.
Rev. p. 5. Collins IL away from home,
and 10 not expected to return until after
Sunday. There viii be the usual services
at The Baptist church, however, on sun
day.
The Ellsworth schooner "Sellis Grant,
Capt. Z. p. Dodge. 10 loading with slaves
for RondoGt at Herriekis whxrf. The
slaves are from Casper Bros.' mill at North
Bend.
Captains 5. J. Trcworgy and Eugene
Casper viii start the nrsi Of this week for
Boston 10 commence their seasons yacht
ing. Both are sailing masters on steam
yachts.
The remains Of Mrs. Laura v. Eidridxe,
a former resident OF surry. who died at
her home In Gardiner. March n, were
brought here Friday and buried In the
village cemetery. Mrs. Eidridgs was born
in Dedham forty-two years ago. the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Phillips.
who moved soon aitersard TO sarry. IL
vas IN this to~n thst the deceased mar
ried n. n. Eldridge, In ISIS. They moved
10 Gardiner nine years ago. where they
husbsnd. two sons and thres daughters.
March 81. a.
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Franklin Road.
Miss Effie Mcfarland is still quite i'll.
Miss BlaisdaiI, Of franklin, is visiting
Miss Laura Tracy.
Mrs. Mark Mullau, who has been i'll, is
much improved.
Adeibert Tenrey Is a. work at Wash
Kngron junction.
Daniel Robinson is on the sick list. His
mother also has been quite i'll.
March 80. q.
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East BInehin.
Mrs. George B Cousins Is very poorly. 9
Alfred Z. webber was taken seriously III
last night.
Mrs Alvin Ray is still quite Ill. She Is
confined to the house.
Ellis Staustield left here for North jay
last Thursday, where be will be employed
as granite cutter.
Jessie Long, who Is in watervIllc, is ex-
peeted home this week. She viii teach In
the Candageviile district.
ARENAS Cham berlain and Warren York
left this morning for Ellsworth. They
will go up river to work on drive.
Reuben TreSorgy has been repairing
the Gavett house. His SON Forest was
taken Ill last Saturday. Dr. Hsgerthy
came over Sunday to see him and took
them both home to Ellsworth.
Schooner Maud 81, Ralph B. Long
msster, arrived last Saturday with freight
for the grange store and for L. B. Grindle
Capt Long bought the schooner at Winter
Hsrbor last January.
March 81. G.
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teach the grammar school another year.
Mr.. Frederieks - successful teacher.
viii teach In the primary departments.
Much damage has been done by the de-
lay % freight at vaneeboro. The new
boiler Tor tho tug "Phillips Eaton" and
Hooper q Hsvey's pump were both In
the mess and the latter has not arrived
yet. The delay Is costing the company SIS
day.
March "a. @.
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THE American has sVbseribeTs at 100
ef the 10 post-o fees in Hancock county;
all .Ae other papers IN the county corr
bsned do not reach 30 many. THE AMER
IoAr - MOI the only paper printed IN
HaHeook eoaais. and has neveT claimed to
BE, bUi g - taa only paper that can prop
erly Be ocilsd COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circuIa
sion Of TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
aarbcT Records summer list. ss larger
stan that Of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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t>stft~ss.
Charlie Hardison has a COW which re-
Gently gave BIRTH TO twin calves.
J. Y. DeMeyer l. II home from college
70 sttsnd some town business. He viii
return next week.
Mrs. Jalia Lowrie has retarned home
from Bar Hsrbor, whore she hiss been
during the winter.
lee has ieft all the ponds, somethiug
whieh seldom happens in March, aud
the frost Re nearly all out OF the ground
Many are prophesying cold weather and
snow In April.
March 81. D..
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Frsnkna-
Alvin Stinson is home from Seal Hsr-
b ,r for few days.
Mrs. Hickerson, O; Sorrento. Is with her
father ard mother, MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Card, for few days.
Mrs. Charles sprague has returned
from Northeast Harbor, where she has
been spending the winter.
Mrs. Fred Orcutt, OF Sullivan, with her
two children, has been visiting relatives
and friends here The past week.
DIR. ana Mr.. Damon have been visiting
friends recently. Tue doctor has re-
tarned, but Mrs. Damon remains with her
friends for a while longer.
Isaac n Crsbtree has recently exchanged
places with Charles II. Bunker for his
shipysrd property. John Mcpherson will
occupy the house vacated by Mr.. Crab-
tree.
At the Methodist church Sunday the
decorations, though not elaborate, were
pleasing, consisting mostly of pott, d
plants. The pastor gave an Easter SER
mon aud the choir rendered special
music which was greatly enjoyed by the
audience
March 81. SUB.
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szss saFEy.
Byron n. Chatto spent the Easter vaca-
ton At home.
Capt. :. J. Trsworey left Monday to
ioin ths yacht ''Idelia".
Thu Mite Gathersrs will meet at Rnrai
ball wednesday to sew on q guilt. There
will BE- a basket supper and soci&blc In the
evening.
The Fast sarry dramatic club held an
entertainment at Rural bali Wednesday
evening. Il vas success. Proceeds SIS.
to~srds the organ fund.
Ia the absence Of the pastor, Rev. p. $.
Collins, bis wite held services at Rural
hail Last Sunday and read a very carefully
prepared paper on some Of the wcll-known
Baptist hymns, giving their authors and
the circumstances which led 10 their com
position. IL vas very interesting.
March 81. c.
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Bronktfn-
Mrs. Hattie Joyce, who has been quite
IN, Is improving.
Frank Grindle has moved bis family
into the Henshey house.
Miss Nina Freethy visited friends at
EsgemogEIn last week.
Horace HinckIey, OF BluehiIl, has
moved into Ward Carter's house.
Miss Dele Herriek, who has spent the
past year at Pumpkin Island, is in town.
A. f. Blake left for Bar Hsrbor Thurs
day, where he will be employed for the
season.
o. L. Fiye, who has been visiting
friends in Swanville, returned home
Saturday.
The library circle met with Mrs. Henry
Allen lsst Friday. A ten-cent supper
vas served.
A new pulpit has been purchased for
the Bss5tist chapel, which makes quite an
improvement.
Sis. Edith Walker, OF Poland. who has
been visiting Miss Maud Wells, returned
home Thursday.
The church aid circle met with Mrs.
George Dority last Wednesday to reor-
gsnize for the year.
Bert Marks and Raymond Allen leave
to-day for New London, Conn, v here they
viii join he yacht "Ionis".
ssrch 81. USE FEMME.
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Lsmotn--
Mrs Lewis King has recovered from
her recent attack OF bronchitis.
Lamoine grange viii confer the fourth
degree upon eight candidates April s..
Miss Cordie King goes to Boston to-
day for visit with her brother and other
relatives.
Messrs. John and Clarence King and
Miss Clara Hodgkins return to Hebron
tomorrow.
Mrs. Shepard Cousins, who is in poor
health, is staying for a while with her
son, Charles Wormeli, in Ellsworth, that
she may be near her physician.
The "Old maids convention" will be
given in Grange hall, Friday evening,
April 4. Following he convention, clam
stew, cake and coffee will be served in the
upper hsii.
Rev. j ) Blair preached an interesting
Easter sermon yesterday. The evening
meeting was an Easter service consisting
of special music and appropriate remarks
by tue pastor.
Capt. Gilman Hode kins, who is visiting
his children Ia Massachusetts,, Is suffering
from the effects of a recent fall. The ex-
tent Of his injuries il not yet fully known
but be is badly bruised 40 that he Is I'M
able to help himself. He Is in the Mass
achusetts general hospital.
March 81. III.
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East Fraakiin.
Miss Edith Gordon, who has been stop
ping at Sullivan the past few weeks, re-
turned home Sunday, March 80.
The funeral Of Mrs. Altana Gordon, a
former resident OF this place, was held at
the East franklin Free Baptist church
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West Franklin.
The West franklin mails are one A..
behind.
The prospect for stone business I. ,,,.
mp to The average.
Pearl coombs, who has been vsr, -,
with pneumonia, is slowly improving
J. Warren Clark is critically IN ,,
congestion OF the lungs and other CO..,
plications.
The fresbet did no damage bera :,
though the water was higher than =.
many years. The mill was idle for sSs
days owing to wster on the drums.
Mrs. Julia A. Butler died at Beecb,.,.
March 2. She was born at Barrinp,on
X. l., January %. 1890, the fifth child :,
Martin and Sarah lRouudsl Brown. N.
was married to Benismin +. Butler Ian
usry 1, 1919. Ten children were bor, =
them, seven OF whom survive her. IN
neral services were held at her late born.
on Monday, March "a, Rev. @. W. Avsrv
officiating.
msrcn o. CH'E'BR.
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The kidneys and the skin. II the kidneys are
weak or torpid, the skin win be psmply or
blotehy. Hoods sarsapariIIa strengthens and
stimulates the kidneys, and clears the com
plexion. BY thoroughly purifying the blood it
makes good healsh.-Advt
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v. w. Cook. Of BANGOR, says 81 have used
the Il. ~ Atwood's Biuers in my family. ard
know you cannot say too,much In their praise"
Try bottle 10 shake OF the. winter Eorpor from
your liver. -sdrf.
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irs the little colds that grow into big coids;
the big colds thai end IN consumption and
death. Watch the little colds. Dr Woods Nor.
way Pine syrup.-Adrs
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North BrooklIn
Mrs. Lorinda NJ. Dodge closed long
ard useful life at the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. W. A. Hale, of this place,
Ma oh 10 Mrs. Dodge was born 10 Surry
in 1924, and at the age OF twenty-two years
was married to Capt. Stephen Dodge. OF
BROOKLYN, whom she survived about eigh
teen years. Three daughters were born to
them. two OF whom survive her-Mrs. G.
l. Parker and Mrs. w. A Hale, OF Brook
lin The eldest daughter, Mrs f X
Powers, died about fifteen years ago. The
deceased leaves six grandchildren, four in
Massachusetts, and two in Brooklin. She
also leaves an aged brother and sister, he
latter being with her to the last. Several
years ago Mrs. Dodge rec sived fall which
very much impaired her health, since
which she has passed much OF her time
alternately with her daughters, By whom
she will be sadly missed. The last two
years OF her life she was q martyr 10 suf-
fering which she bore with Christian for
tiiude, always having cheerful word for
every one, even when racked with pain.
The last offices to the departed were per-
formed by kind friends and neg b bors, and
the many floral tributes bore testimony to
the gh esteem in which she was held.
The funeral services, conducted by Rev.
Mr. Drew, OF he sedgwick Baptist church.
were held March u at the residence OF her
daughter. Appropriate selections were
rendered by the choir. Owing to the bad
travelling and ineiemency of the weather
una bic TO sttend.
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Gouidsboro.
E. F. Whitaker has gone to Winter Har-
Dor, where he will be employed Tor short
time.
Mrs. Cora Pond, OF Bar Harbor, visited
her parents, E. F. Whitaker and wife, last
week.
Mrs. Bertha Handy spent few days In
Bar Harbor, returning home Monday.
The upper dam was carried away by the
recent freshet, but both the lover dams
were unframed.
Twenty-three officers and menters OF
Cusbman grange visited John Dority
grange, East Su Ivan, Friday night. The
occasion vas greatly enjoyed by the mem
bers OF both oranges.
March 81. JEN.
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West Sullivan
Miss Nellie Cook arrived home Satur-
day after a months visit In Boston.
Mrs. Altana Gordon, who has been very
ill all winter with consumption. died
Thursday. Interment was at franklin
Saturday. Her two sons, Walter and
Ralph, OF Boston, were here.
Miss Hawkins, superintendent of
school, has engaged John Fredericks to
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EMBELLISHMENTS.
low TO
Cain Iesh

Persons have been known to
gain a pound a day by taking
an ounce Of SCOTS EMUl-
SION. 1t is strange. but it often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop.
erly. so that the patient is able
to digest and absorb his ordinary
food, which he could not do be-
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain amount of flesh Is
necessary for health; if you have
not got it you can get It by
taking
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south Deer ists
Lomon Gray, of vinsihaven, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Gray, this
week.
The yaehtsmen are beginning to start
out for their seasons work. Walter and
Stevie Stanley left this week. Several
others have gone from different localities.
The roads are getting settled so that
travelling Is quite comfortable ia some
places, though there are plenty OF mud
holes yet, notably one on the hill near
here.
Allison Robbins left for Boston We'd
nesday in company with Mrs. V. Goss,
OF stonington, for few weeks visit with
friends. There Is quite colony OF South
Deer Isle people in Cambridge and Allston
and when they get together q good time
IL the result.
March Is. Eco.
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OTIS.
Town meeting to-day.
Mrs. Harriet Robbins is in critical
condition.
Bert Kincsid was in Ellsworth Thurs
day on business.
Arden Young went to Bangor Friday.
His daughter Ethel, who has been en-
pioyed In Bangor, will return home with
him.
Charles Burrill and others, of Bangor,
were at WalIsce Tibbetts' last week
They took home thirty trout-beauties-
which they caught from Floods pond.
Mr.. Tibbetts acted as guide.
The young folks from here attended
the dance at John Watts, Tilden, We'd
nesday evening. There will be another
dance and sociabie a fortnight from
last Wednesday.
March 81. w,