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COUNTY NEWS.



aia.hui
WIN snow has purchased the Capt. A, =.
Gray place.
George Horton, Of cherryacid, IL in
town for short stay
AIRS. sarah Bent Is spending the sum
mer at Austin Parker's.
FL Gross has made many repairs on
nj. store and barber shop.
svs Mary Poters, who has been In poor
,salth for some weeks, is improving.
n,ss Maud Dodge. OF Worcester, Mass,
I. spsudIng tho summer At her old home
With friends.
The remains Of sirs. Joseph Curtis, who
a,ed In Bangor last week, were brought
home ior burial.
VIII Harden and Wallace Hinckiey
o.ma homo from Southwest Harbor to
spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Charles stover, OF Cambridge,
Mass, ia visiting her husbands parents,
Mr.. and airs. X. p. slower.
Mrs. Cation osgood has been In Port
,.ud several weeks taking care OF her
daughter Blanche, who Is IN with typhoid
fever.
lester veaEle and wife, and Ferd veaxie,
uI,e and child are spending few days
With their parents, SIR. and Mrs. +. NJ.
vesris.
Eev. Robert Mackay, with his family, "a
Occupying the John stevens honse for the
season. The June number OF Success
contains a POEM of his entitled "when
Grandma Went to school,,
The funeral services OF Mrs. Mary Gray
were held Tuesday afternoon of last week,
Rev. 4. l.. olds officiating. Quite large
number were in attendance, and there
were many tloral gifts. Mrs. Gray will be
greatly missed.
The Fourth passed OF rather quietly In
the village, aside from the usual ringing
O, BELLS aud various degrees Of explosives.
aUnelo SAM and his vile were the only
fantasies out, but they made good APP
psaranee riding on a donkey.
Early In the morning OF the Fourth
Brooks and Al wescott sustained some
injuries by the accidental discharge o,
powder which was being used In ceiobrat-
Ing the advent OF the day. II was torta-
nate they we're not more seriously In
jared.
July !. NJ.
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Atlantic.
Quite number OF people from Colts
Island spent tbs Fourth at this place.
Mrs. Annie Staples aud family, OF Bos-
ton, are the guests of Capt. Z. NJ. Staples.
The Fourth of July entertainment
stocked 500. Proceeds TO paint the Bap-
fist church.
Mrs. Isaiah w. Stanley, who has been to
The Maine general hospital for treatment,
returned home Thursday much improved.
Howard Elweli and wife, OF Cambridge,
opened Rock End cottage Saturday. Mrs.
Ailard and daughter Elsie are their guests.
Rev. Gideon Mayo and family, of Water
Vile, came Thursday TO spend the sum
meF. Mr.. Mayo will preach in the Bsp-
list church during the summer.
The cool weather has delayed the COM
ing OF oar summer people, much to the
Damage OF the boarding house keepers, to
whom the season Is short at the best.
July 7. 5.
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KIrTERY TO CARIBOU.
One Weeks winnowings OF News,
Novelty aud Nonsense.

&*Vft&tf anu 1touHcuSf>
Mrs. Sawyer, wife OF d. j. Sawyer, oil
Jonesport, was burned to death last week
Mrs. Sawyer upset lamp which caught
fire, and while she tried to put the fire
out her own clothes caught.
Patents have recently been granted tc
Maine inventors as follows: G. II. Baker
Portland, dashboard holder; A. w.
Pratt, North Jay, raising sheets OF stone
j. M. Strout, Portland, measuring cup.
The first anniversary OF the installation
OF the Rt. Rev. VIM. II. o'Uonneii, ID. d..
as third bishop Of the diocese OF Portland
was celebrated Friday. Everything
conspired to render the occasion notable
and impressive.
Rev. G. q. Mosher has rendered his re-
signation as pastor OF the Essex street
Free Baptist church, Bangor, to take
effect on Oct. / next. MFR. Mosher has
been pastor OF the church for the past
seven years, having come to Bangor from
Worcester, Mass.
The steamer Frank Joneso, commence
Ing with the trip from Portland on
Tuesday, July s, will discontinue running
to Machiasport, and will make Jonesport
its eastern terminus. This change is
made necessary on account: OF The destruc-
tion by fire OF the wharf and buildings at
Machiasport.
Chairman Leroy T. Carleton, OF the
State fish and gsme commission, and
State Librarian l.. ID. Carver sailed in
The steamship "Saxonis" from Boston
Tuesday for Europe. They VIII be gone
several months, during which they will
visit England and Scotland and also
several OF the continental countries.
Ms. Mary Cunningham, of Bangor,
celebrated her f02d birthday on Friday,
the Fourth OF July. Although she has
passed the century mark, Mrs. Cunning
ham is still energetic and retains the use
OF her faculties to remarkable degree.
She remembers wildly the time that the
British soldiers came up the Penobscot
river during the war of1st2, although she
was but young girl at the time. She
and a number OF other girls saw the
English column and waved hsndkerchiets
and flags at the enemy from safe dis
lance.
At the afternoon session OF the law
court In Portland Thursday, exercises
we're held in memory OF the late Justice
VIM. II. Fogler, whose death occurred
since the last session of the court. The
announcement OF death was made by
Hon. David N. Mortland, president OF
the Knox county bar, who presented
memorial resolutions prepared by a
committee. Addresses highly euiogistic
OF the deceased iurist were made by Hon.
Enoeh Foster OF Portland. j. II. Mont
gonery of Ctmden, Hon Reuel Robinson
OF Camden, Arthur 8 LittiefieId and Hon.
Joseph E. Moore OF Rockland. Chief
Justice Wiswell replied from the bench,
adding the tribute OF an associate OF
Judge Fogler, and in closing granted
the reqaest of the Knox county bar that
the resolutions be spread upon the
records.
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STRAY.

Es.f saFFy.
Miss inex Morgan, OF wahham, Mass,
Is at home ior vacation.
Pred l.. Mason. OF Ellsworth, Is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. A. VI Gray, for fe~ days.
The click OF the moving machine is
heard, but here Is this summer We looked
tori
Misses Susie and Anna Stlnson have
gone 10 isis su Hsut for the season at the
Lookout.
L. L. SWEET has returned from Bar AaE-
Dor, and with his family Is occupying bis
homestead.
Capt. NJ. d. Chatto has returned from a
business and pleasure trip through Rhode
Island aud Massachusetts,.
Tbs sunday school of East surry gave a
concert al the hall on tho evening OF June
%. The children rendered their parts
hnely.
III. p. MeAllister, OF Bangor, special
agent Of the Prudential Insurance Co. of
America, Is In town for the week, the
guest OF Is. II. Chstto, elassmate at the
Maine Central institute, at Pittsheld.
July 7. c.
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ssuth~est Haroor-
Mrs.. Frank Dorr has been on visit to
sedgwick and sasgentviiie for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Ada Parker and family. OF DAN
yerspoFt, Mass, are at their summer home
for the season.
Mrs. Harry uIlIoy aud her daughter
Mildred have returned from a three weeks
visit In bangor,
Mlsa Mary Snow, OF Bangor, Is again
established at her eottsge here. Miss
Grcer Is wllh her.
Mr.. Iaeo, Of Colorado, with his wife and
little son. has rented the Cousins house
for iew weeks. Mrs. Cousins IS at the
Dirigo.
The glorious Fourth vas duly celebrated
here with some noise, OF course, but, con-
sidefing this large crowd OF people attend
ing the ball games. Il was a comparatively
quiet affair. Northeast Harbor's team
won In the morning game, and the South
west Harbors beat them at big odds In
the afternoon. The Baptist society fur
nlshed dinner and supper at the banquet
hall, and there was afternoon dancing al
fremont ball. A general good time all
around
july :. STRAY.
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North scdxwteS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushing, OF Boston, were
In town sunday.
John circuit. wife and son spent We'd
nesdsy in Ellsworth.
Several young folks went to Ellsworth
to stteud the Wild West show.
Mr.. and Mrs Bean, OF Lynn, Mass, ara
in town, the guests of Mrs. Hattie Allen.
C. d. Allen, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, Is in
town with bis mother, Mrs. II. J. Alien,
for few weeks.
Mrs. Georgia Aylward and son. OF
Rocklaad, are visiting Mrs. William
Cio~son, Mrs. Ayiward's mother.
II. l.. Elweii, wife and daughter Miss
Ahhie. aud Harry Elweli, all OF Portland,
arc spending = short time with their
parents.
Some OF eur young people and older
ones went to North Biuehli to see the
ball game the Fourth. They report q
good time.
On saturday evening II. II. Allen and
wife gave house party which was at
tended by number OF relatives and
friends, who passed a most enjoyable
evening playing games and partaking oil
an exceedingly ine lunch. They had Ore
works late in the evening.
Jniy Z. RAE.
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RAE.

suliissn.
DEATH OF MRS. A. T. WILSON.
This community sustsins loss in the
death OF Alice, wife of A. 7. Wilson,
which occurred July 5, after long lin
gering iIincss, W hich she bore with patient
hopefulness to the end. To her family
and friends, the result of her illness has
been evident from the first; bat her
brave aud heroic spirit ha, made strong
stand for recovery. Life was attractive
to her, and never more so than In the last
months " hen she has been the subject OF
so much care and attention from all who
knew her.
She leaves a mot her, two sisters and one
brot her; but the sffilction falls the most
on her husband, to whom she has been
married about twenty years, and with
" hon she passed these years In the closest
aud happie-t OF ties. Mr. Wilson has the
sympathy OF the entire community In his
loss.
Funeral services Monday afternoon, the
7th inst, attended by Roger 5. Forbes, OF
she Harvard divinity school, now minis
tering to the Liberal Christian society
here, o; which Mrs. Wilson had always
been a member.
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COUNTY NEWS.


south Deer isis.
A. F. and Howard Pelrce are employed
at the settlement
A. =. Peirce and wife took a ride to dit
ferent parts Of the town.
A very few will commence haylng the
tirss OF the week. but the season viii be
later than usual.
Rev, Sir. Bolt vas in the neighborhood
Thursday making calls, and also to attend
the eiass-meeting in the evening.
The boys showed their patriotism by
making night hideons with beIl-rInginR
and gun-dring from midnight to dawn.
Lomon Gray aud family came from
Vinaihavsn Thursday to spend the Fourth
with his parents, and a family picnic was
enjoyed on the shore near their home.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Robbins and family spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis at North
Deer Isle. Miss 9cnevieve Allen was also
there, having lately arrived from New
York.
Tho Fourth passed OF quietly here, as
usual, only perhaps with less excursion
parties passing, as there was no public
caiebration at stonington to draw crowds
there. An excursion steamer went from
stonfngton to Camden carrying quite a
company.
Mrs. Lucretia spofford visited Mrs. K. S.
Warren and other friends here Wednesday
and Thursday. All enjoyed seeing her.
She spent the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. A. X. Warren, in Meirose, Mass, and
will spend the summer here with her son,
II. p. A. sposord.
July I. Eco.
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Blaehtn Faii.-
Mrs. Thomas Haskell, of Brewer, visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. Hugh Duffy visited friends In
Granite last k, returning Sunday.
Ar. Conary purchased a tine-iooking
team OF Merrill & Hinckley, Biuehili, last
week.
The Fourth was celebrated here by a
picnic dinner at A. r. Conary's. Quite a
number OF the young people attended the
show at Bluehili in the evening.
]. p. Conary and wife entertained
friends the Fourth--G. Butler and family,
of Bluehiii, also II. q. Herriek and wife,
OF this place, and II. b. Gray, OF Dark
Harbor.
Mr.. Leighton and Mr.. Burgess, OF Mill
bridge, and c. b. Pierce, of Westport, X.
ID. conary, L. s. Candage and w. p.
Friend, OF this place, are at work ON the
lobster pound.
July Z. SUB.
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COUNTY NEWS.
s0r aadtllonal coanlg vslss be- olAer paas.

south Hancocs.
Mrs. 4. J. Hodgkins, OF Chicago, is here
to spend the summer with relatives.
Capt. G. e. Martin has moved his
family TO East Sullivan for the summer.
Miss Marcia Young came home from
Everett, Mass, saturday, to spend her va
cation.
Mrs. F. IL. Wooster and two sons, OF
Waltham, Mass, are occupying their
house for few weeks.
Mrs. A. II. Wooster came home from
Somerville, Mass, Wednesday, accom-
panied by her granddaughter, PauIene
Bunker.
Mrs. z. M. Watson and Mrs. ID. r. Nc
Res, with her little son Watson, all OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived at the Watson
homestead Wednesday, for the summer.
June 30. W.
G. l.. Smith has moved hts family to
Hancock Point for the summer.
Judson WEIGH and wife, OF Sorrento,
were guests at w. t. Coggins' wednes-
Day.
Arrivals the past week have been Mrs.
w. l.. Coggins, son Paul and Miss Ger
trud7 Coggins, of Somersworth, N. H.;
Miss Grace Coggins, OF Csmpello, Mass.
and Miss Georgia Coggins, OF Bangor.
July7. w.
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eseFy day recipes from the Mutual Benea,
e0'nmn Of THE AMERICAN, mailed to any
address CD receipt OF cents. Stamps q or ?
cent viii be accepted. Address TIE AxERI.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Penobseor.
Herbert Hutchins Is home from sea.
B. II. Cushman is having his house
painted.
Earl r. Sellers, OF the tug "BIsmRrckn,
IL at home.
Miss Frances Wilson has returned to
Portland where she has employment.
Fred Fields and family, OF Chelsea,
Mass, are occupying the VIM. Hutchlns
house for the summer.
Herman Grindle and wife, OF Islesboro,
spent the Fourth with Mrs. Grindie's
parents, j b. Littiefield and wife.
Schooner "Addie Clement, which re-
Gently ran on ledge In the bay, staying
hole in her bow, will probably be taken
to Rockland for repairs.
July Z. SuBA.
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East OrIsnd.
Three young ladies from Hartford sre
at the Bell camp.
Samuel Mason is confined to the house
by Illness.
Mrs. George Snow Is in Bluehili visit
ing her husband.
Herbert Leach, wife and son Monroe
visited relatives here the past week.
Mrs. Abrams, children and servant
came Saturday to spend the summer at
their cottage here.
Elmer BlaIsdell and wife, OF Ellsworth
Falls, spent the Fourth with Mr.. Biais-
dell's parents.
Rev. Mr.. SutcIiffe and family, OF Bucks
port, are at the swazey cottage for two
weeks outing.
r,tv7 NJ.
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July 4.

steeplessness. You can't sleep In the stiliest
night. II you digestion Is bad. Take hoou
ssrsapariila--it strengthens the stomach ana es-
,abnshes that condition In which sleep rega'A
comes ana IL sweet and refreshing .-Adrt'
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Ashvins-
Fred Bean and wife had a pleasant time
at their anniversary. Many useful
presents were brought.
J. X. Ash and wife, George Farren, wife
and child, John Small and daughter
Maud, with others visited Winter Har-
Dor July 4.
II. A. Martin and wife, of Northeast
Harbor, spent the Fourth at Ashville
with Mrs. Martins grandparents, o. p.
Bragdon and wife.
Roland Boothby, OF Athens, who
has been spending part Of his vacation II
l.. 81. Bunksr's, leaves for home Tuesday.
he will visit Bangor on his way home.
Mrs. Alice J. Wilson, of Sullivan, who
died last Saturday, leaves many friends
here. Much sympathy is felt Tor her
husband, mother, sisters and brother.
July T. Il.
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Leon P. Moon, OF Lowell, is at home for
the summer,
Little Miss Dora Jeilison has returned
from three weeks visit to Portland.
Mrs. Daniel Grey, OF Bar Hsrbor Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Restol Gatcomb.
Schooner "Msy Queen, which has been
on the beach, WAS hoated last Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Eldridge, OF Portisnd, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Colby.
Mrs. Fideiia Wooster and sons Leonard
end Edward, OF Waitham, Mass, are at
their home here for a few weeks.
July7. YANKAPoo.
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some.yfiie.
F. L. Bridges, OF Boston, IS visiting at
J. G. Hill's.
Charles p. Somes arrived Wednesday
tor two weeks vacstion.
J. l.. Grinale Is home for his vacation
from Portland medical school.
Miss Blanche somes, after short visit
here, returned Wednesday to Colum bus,
Ohio.
Mrs. Julia c. Crawford, OF Hartford,
Conn, has rented A. c. Fernsld's house
Tor the season, and will arrive here We'd
nesday.
The Fourth here was very quiet.
The youngsters showed their patriotism
by ringing the church bell, blowing
horns, etc. The Older ones grumbled a
little because their slumbers were dis
turb bed, but they were young once them
selves.
IL.
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West fremont.
Gardner lawson Is at home.
Miss Mamie Lunt spent the Fourth at
Brookiin.
The youngest daughter OF George w.
Lunt is quite i'll with bronchitis.
Roland II. Luut IL suffering with a
severe attack OF scistic rheumatism.
Mrs. Rose Haines and daughter Blanche,
of Portland, are visiting her father, VIII
liam Dix.
Miss Zulma E. Lunt, who has finished
her term at Wsterville, returned home to
spend her vacation.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Luut, daughter and grand
children spent the Fourth with her son,
4. IL. Lunt, of Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. Nancy Mitchell and daughters
Carrie and Lettie, of Bar Harbor, and Mrs.
Elsie J. Peck, of New Haven, Conn.,, are
visiting their parents, Abner Pomroy and
wife.
July9. THELMA.
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Birch HarDor.
J. j. Mcdonald, of Brooklin, has been
visiting here, the guest of w. b. winslow.
Capt. Reuben Stewart, OF Brooklin,
called on old friends here Sunday, after
being absent twenty years.
On Saturday evening the friends OF Mrs.
Annie G. Rice gathered at her home for a
surprise party, the occasion being her
eighty-Dinth birthday. The time was
spent in social greetings and music. Be-
fore leaving the scripture was read and
prayer offered by her grandson, 0. b.
Lindsey. She seemed pleased with the
attention, and thanked the friends for
their visit and the tokens OF esteem they
carried her, saying she knew the Lord put
it into their hearts to remember her.
June 30. O.
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0ouidsDoro-
Many from here attended the celebra-
lions at Winter Harbor and franklin on
Friday.
the ball and supper at the Bay View
house on the night OF the Fourth was
well attended.
The schooner 'Setb Nyman", Capt.
seavey, Is loading with lumber from Dun
bar Bros mill for Boston.
The base ball game, Gouldsboro vs..
Winter Harbor, played ON the Winter
Harbor diamond the Fourth, resulted In
a score OF to In favor of Winter Harbor.
L. III. Campbell went to Franklin on
Saturday to pitch for the Franklin base
ball nine in the game between that place
and Ellsworth. Several OF the boys from
here attended the game.
July 7. JEN.
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Pretty Marsh.
Mrs. e. c. Freeman Is at home for a
while.
Melvin Atherton and friend, MIR. Hurd
and son, are company at Mr.. Atherton's
old home.
Mrs. Ephraim Freeman and Mrs. Catlin,
OF Charlestown, Mass, are at Mrs. Free
mans cottage for the season.
c. II. Moffstt has purchased Mrs. Rich
ardson's cottage, and after some repairs
will occupy it with his mother and aunt.
July z. 3.
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West Sullivan.
Mrs. b. Smith and daughter Vera are
visiting relatives In Steuben.
The West Sullivan ball team defeated
the Franklins July at Franklin by a
score OF 0.
Halsie Brewster, OF Boston, who was re-
Gently guest at ii. ID. Gordon's, returned
home last Thursday.
Archie Bunker left for Northeast Hsr-
Dor Monday with his span of horses.
He will act as driver for Joseph Corson
this season.
Iuly z IL.
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Lsthrop and other points near there.
Her husband, John L. Corse accom-
panied her IS far as Kansas city.
The ladies Of the NJ. f. church have
decided TO give one of their famous
festival suppers for the benefit OF the
church on or about the goth Of August,
the exact date 10 be determined at a
meeting to be held some time during
this wees.
Mrs. H. D. Kite, Of the Fairsiew
vicinity. was here to see her brother.
Thomas f. Lockhart, and returned
home Monday afternoon IL company
with her daughter, Miss Nellie, who
mad been visiting friends in Lexington
and Wellington for several days.
While helping to secure a crop of
oats on the land of j.. A. Workman,
east Of town Tuesday afternoon, Geo.
Dunbar was Frustrated by heat and
was a very sick man when Dr.. F. w.
Mann reached him, bot at this time,
Thursday morning, is grsatly improved
and will recover.
Courtney Myers, of Ray county, had
business here Saturday. He has
bought 1913 acres Of the farm formerly
belonging so James Thorp, deceased,
and it is likely will mov thereto in the
early part OF the coming year. John
Behringer has also purchased 30 acres
OF the same land.
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NJ. W. July "a.

M. W. Picnic-Mayview, July "a.
Born, at Odessa, July 8, to the wife
of Mr.. James P. Leslie, a girl.
Born. at Concordia, July -, to the
wife of Mr. A, F. Brockman, a boy.
Born, at Concordla, July IA, to the
wife of Mr.. Henry Schumacher, a boy
Born, near Concordla, July IA, to
the wife Of Mr.. Hepry Bergman, a boy.
Born, at Higginsville, July Z, to the
wife of Mr.. George t. Duncan, a boy.
MIR. Ed. Webb, formerly of this city,
but for several years past of Kansas
City, has accepted a position with
Lake & Sons, of HiggInsville. He and
his mother will move to that city about
the first of August.