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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

Arthur Frseman's pretty cottage is now
finished and will soon be occupied by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman.
Mrs. Beatrice Page, of Hallowell, with
! her infant daug liter, is visiting her sister
at the home of Mrs. Silver.
Miss Alta Smith OF Caribou. has again
| ret urned to Southwest Harbor to become
the housekeeper OF her uncle, l.. Smith.
Patrick O'Connor is making plans to
spend the winter in Florida, and will be
| accompanied by his wife and son. He
has been out OF health for year or more
aud 1t is thought that the change OF ell
mate will be beneficial. Lsmuel Lurvey
will have charge of his house during his
absence.
Much interest centered last week
aruund fremont hail, which was raised
| Gig ht feet aud rolled back upon the frame
work which forms the basement of tue
81 ructure. Carlton McGown, OF Els
worth, has been sperintending the work,
The new front building will now be
commenced.
The collapse OF the coai wharf Of Farms
worth & Mayo last week WAS a matter of
regret to all their toSnspeJpie, but IT Is
thuught that the greater part OF the coal
aud wood Will be saved, as workmen are
buA.iy engaged in CLEARING the wrecked
sheds OF their contents by scowing tue
wood and coal to the besch. Not daunted
by the misfortune, the firm will soon be-
gin to build another wharf with firmer
foundations, and warranted not to slump.
The recent death in New York OF Albert
M at he ws, prominent lawer and literary
man, is deeply regretted by Southwest
Harbor peope. especisliy by the library
association, which, in hts death, loses a
generous patron OF fremont pubic
library, one vi o has constantly shown his
interest in its advancement, senoiug each
year both money and books, wishing no
special mention mad OF his gifts, being
content to insure the steady grow tn ard
beneficial influence TO the towns eopte of
the library privileges.
1t Is a singular coincidence that snot her
young lady, well known to Southwest
Hsr Dor people, will enter the state OF mat
rimony on Oct. Z. Friends here OF DIR.
and Mrs. George E. Street have, in ad-
dition to the wedding cards from MIR.
and Mrs. j. j. Lawton, received invi-
tation cards 10 the wedding of their
daughter Helen Lennox to the Rev.
William Watson Ranney, pastor OF the
Park street Congregational church, of
Hartford. Conn. A reception is to be held
in the vestry immediately after the cere-
mony.
Sept. IS. SPRAY.
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SPEC.
wEsr SULLIVAN.

The store occupied by q. f. Hooper bias
been repaiE.ed.
James Havey is having his house re-
paired and painted.
Francis Stanley and Simon Ash are Sc
Smuggling their ahies.
Pearl Trip will move into his new
cottage as soon as the painters, Martin q
Gatcomb, are done with their work.
C., S. Donneii wife and children
returned to Ellsworth Wednesday after a
visit In town with the family OF r. F.
Gerrish.
Willis Thomas Is at home from Bar Har-
Dor, where he passed the summer as bell
boy at tia st. Sauv.ur.
Miss Gertrude Good gin, OF Portland,
and her friend Mr.. Thompson are IN
town spending their annual autumn
vacation at W. B. Goodwin's.
The Epworth league gave programme
socisble Saturday evening, at the X. of
p. hall. Aftef the programme ice. cream
was sold, and The young folks finished up
the evening with games aud recreation.
Thirteen dollars was cleared as a starting
fund towards the building OF winter
vestry on the rear of the church, where
held during cold weather.
The October edition of the Search Light,
issued in the interest OF the Methodist
church and Sunday school is out. The
little sheet Is meeting with general sp-
prevail, and IL will soon be placed In the
hands of a board of managers to handle
indefinitely. The columns afford the So
ciety a neat and economical means of
publishing the church announcements,
some select writings and clippings pro-
grammes of entertainments, all about the
Epworth league and Sunday school affairs,
ensuing month, names OF deserving schoi-
ars who rank highest in class attendance,
department, etc.
Dunbar Bros. are putting in steam
pump TO take care of the surplus water in
their quarry. They have removed a mass
of gront and paving stock to get at the
sheet now In hsnd. This sheet is over
ten feet deep and nearly $50 feet In lengt b.
The width OF 1t is what they are after
now, but 1t will be long time to use
what is In sight. They lease their quarry
of Crsbtree Il Havey; it is on the edge of
an immense swamp, and are oitching and
draining the swamp of part of the water
in wet time are under consideration. II
would be but small job to do should II
become necessary, and thus give access to
a large quantity of we'll preserved granite.
Sept. rs. SPEC.
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NORTH. DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Charles Haskell has been quite III
this week.
Burton Haskell arrived home Sunday
from yachting.
A daughter was born to Capt. and Mrs.
Ralph Gray on Sept %.
Charles Thompson went away Monday
to join the steamer "City OF Bangor.
Montaford Haskell, who has been on
the yacht Turtle" this summer, is home.
Whitney Lowe, who has been employed
on the yacht "scud" this season, is home.
Mrs. Julia Morey, who has been visit
ing here, has returned to her home in
Castine.
Frank Hardy, of Camden, has returned
home, after visiting two weeks with his
grandfather, Amos Hardy.
George Pressing and family, who have
been guests OF Capt. Roland Lowe, have
returned to their home In Dorchester,
Mass.
Miss Eta RatcIif was married at her
home in Rockland Sept. II to Frank NJ.
Thompson, of this place. Rev. F. E.
Simonton, of Rocklsnd, officisted.
Sept. IS. z.
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COLTS ISLAND.

Miss Grace Peterson left for Philadelphia
last Thursday.
The fall term of school commenced Sept.
ri, aud is taught by Miss Estella Perry
Miss Reta Staples, who is teaching on
Duck is and, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Miss Harriet Roosevelt Richards is the
guest OF Miss Eiizat eth Peterson, at Petit
Plaissntt.
Mrs. Jennie Grindle, who has been visit
ing relatives here, returned to Stonington
last Friday. u
Sloop yacht "Roaring Gimlet", Capt: A.
Il. Webber, of East Bluehill, was here on
a cruise last week.
Mrs. Edwin M. Joyce and daughter
Bessie, OF Atlantic, are with Mrs. Pnilip
Moore for few days.
Albert d. Moore aud wife, of Boston.
have been spend ng few weeks with
friends here and at fremont.
The s.. Paul cottage is osed for the sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, and Mrs.
NJ. j. O'Neil, who had BEEN their guests
left for st. Psui, MIMI, last week.
Mrs. Nina Staples and daugh Marie,
and several young peo 80 from Atlantic,
| came here with Capt. Freeman Staples in
his yacht last Saturday.
Frank A. Babbidge, W hois in the employ
of Conner Bros, at Bar Har Dor, made a
short ca at his home the 18th. He is on
the steamer "Creedmore".
Steamer ''Creedmore", OF Bar Harbor,
came here Sep. 10, with large party of
excursio nists. Among them were Charles
k. Ovington ana wife, OF New York. MI.
Ovington intends to build here tb fall.
Sept. %. CHIPs.
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COUNTY IL VS..
sp sesasfsaasl County Eescs ,cs other pacss
SEAL COVE.

Mrs. A. T. Norwood, OF Owls Head, is
visit her mother, Mrs q. II. Sawyer.
J.w 0ber and son are building stable
for An-a Harper, at Center. "
Mis- Cora Parker, of MI. Desert, spent q
few d. with friends here last week.
Hsrisn Murphy is building stable.
Ruben Narphey is tue architect.
Mrs aeorge Nickerson aud children, of
HampdeD, are visiting Mrs. l.. X. Hodg-
don.
j. wicklifie Moffet, of Mt. Desert, or
ganist a st. Mary's by-the-Sea, North
east HrDor, visited friends here recently.
Al az administrators sale on the prem
Uses, he'd sept. 10, the property OF the late
Kendsl X. Hodgdon was bought by
Anse Manchester, of Northeast Harbor,
for $3.50 v
Mis- Evelyn Carver is attending the fall
term al the classical institute, Charleston.
Miss Carver was q member OF the class oil
'04, Bsr Harbor high school, but was com
PEELED to make change owing to Ill
health u
On sept Miss Nellie Lstty was
married 10 Mr.. Robertson, OF Sullivan
Miss Latty is dsug hter OF Richmond l.
and tie late Mrs. Mercy Latty. The
young couple have the hearty gooe
wishes Of a host of friends.
Sept %. d.
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PROSPECT uARBoR.


Irving Ray IS home from visit of few
weeks at Msrblehesd, Mass.
schoodic lodge, K of p, worked the
first rank on candidate last Saturday
night. y
Miss Mabel Lyman, of Seal Harbor, has
been guest of Mrs. c. Q. Larrabee for the
past week.
Fey F. Lsrrabee has gone to Phiadel-
phis to resume his studies at Jefferson
medical college.
Miss Nellie Noonan, Of Petit Manan
Point, is spending the week with Miss
Susie Over and other friends.
Mrs. E. g. Abbott, of Portland, returned
home Monday, after spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Rice.
Rev. Wallace Cutter has moved from
Gouldsboro, where be has spent the sum-
mer, and is settled at @. W. Colweil's for
the winter.
Miss Mabel Leavitt and her grand
mother, Mrs. Lesvitt, OF Guiiford, have
returned home, after spending few
weeks at DR.. Lsrrsbee's.
Mrs. John NJ. Williams leaves this morn
ing for Portland where she will attend the
grand assembly of Pythisn sisterhood, as
representative of Halcyon assembly.
Miss Marion Wilson observed parents
day on Friday afternoon In the grammar
school. The visitors who attended were
much pleased as we'll as interested in the
exercises.
Willie Wssgstt died Monday. Though
in poor health for some time, his death
came as an unexpected blow. Tue funeral
was at house Wednesday, Rev. Wallace
Cutter officiating. The greatest sympathy
Is felt for the family.
Special religious services are to be held
here in the Methodist church every even
ing this week, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Wallace Gutter, and every night next
week except Saturday. Rev. G. f..
Peterson, of Franklin, will be here.
Another shock to the neig Dor hood
was the death OF Hiram Fernaid OF
Tuesday at the home of j. F. Perry where
he was boarding. MIR. Fernald was
taken suddenly Ill while working in the
factory Monday, and though nothing was
left undoDe that would relieve him, he
died Tuesday night. The funeral was on
Thursday at Gouidsboro in the Union
church. Rev. Wallace Cutter ofiicisted.
Schoooic lodge, X. of p, attended in q
body and conducted the services at the
cemetery. There were many beautiful
Thara w Sxr n
from his fellow workers at the factory,
besides special offerings from Schoodie
lodge and Halcyon assembly OF Pythian
sisterhood, and many from individuals.
The widow end other relatives have the
sympathy OF all.
Sept %. c.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.
SPEC.

E. K. Graves, OF Walt ham, Mass. is her O.
Mrs. Jesse Brown visited In Egypt
last week.
Willie Walker, OF Hancock, Is at work
for his uncle, William Miles.
Mrs. Mary KimbalI. OF Brewer, spent
Sunday with her cousin, Fred Graves.
Howard Tracy and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
were calling on relatives Sunday.
Henry Butler and wife spent Sunday in
astbrook.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson is in Boston
visiting relatives who intend moving to
California soon.
Miss Sadie Mullsn spent Sunday night
In Bangor with her cousin, Miss Minnie
Mullsn.
Mrs. Rose Young and little daughter
Mona visited her sister, Mrs. Julia Tracy,
in Gouldsboro last week. ~
Miss Title Martin, of Bar Hsrbor, and
Harvey, of Hancock Point, visited their
parents, Alex. Martin and wife, last week
Stephen Gross and vile move to their
home in Ellsworth to-day, Alt sincerely
regret their departure, as they were agree
able neig bors.
Several of our townsmeu have built a
camp seven or eight miles from franklin
ROAD station. The last OF last week,
George Moon, OF Hancock, with his
brother Roland, and George Richie, Of
Bar Harhor, were exploring around the
camp. While Roland and Richie were
resting. George Moon started a bear
which Richie saw and faed at; then
both Ritchie and Roland fired and laid
the animal low. George Moon fired at
the cub but missed It. The bear was
sent to Bar Harbor. The men do not
thipk il is the hear which has been seen
here several times, as she had a cub. One
night last week bear entered the spiary
OF Miss A. II. Austin and destroyed three
bives OF honey.
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NORTH RLnRHuI
sept.22

Halcyon grange will entertain Nara
missile grange Saturday evening. v
Miss Ernestine Mscomber spent Sunday
with her cousin, Mrs. A. T. Giilis.
A. p Soper and wife have recently re-
turned from a visit among relatives in
Msssac husetts.
Miss Ethel Wescott returned Thursday
from Cape Roster, where she has been en-
ployed as table girl. -
Miss Ethel Wardwell has returned to
the Biuehill-George Stevens academy,
where she is a senior. =
Miss Efiice Grindle, who has been EN-
ployed this summer as pastry cook in the
Jordan Pond house, Seal Harbor, returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Lendall Franks, who has been
spending several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Frank Cushing, left Thursday for
her home in Bath.
Several members OF Halcyon grange
attended Pomona grange at Verona satur-
day. Among the number were Worthy
Master Grieve and wife, A. T. Giliis and
wife, Miss Ethel wescott and c. D. Bow
den.
Sept. 2i. W.
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advertisements.
-
Rescued from Suffering
and Death by
PAINE'S
Celery Compound
THE GREAT nEDICINE.
Mr.. ALFRED BROWN.
A Prominent and Popular Citizen, Says:
After the Use Of psine's Celery Compound,
Am Now In the Best OF Health"
MD. ALFRED Bpows.

The creates, OF modern physicians, Prof.
edward K. Phelps. NJ. D.. Ii. D., after years
4 long practice and close scientific study gave
o suffering and diseased men and women his
marvellous, life giving prescription, with the
onviction and positive knowledge that it had
eculiar virtues and ample powers 10 cure.
Thousands of the strongest testimonials from
he best known and most reliable men and
women OF our county fully sustain the claims
made by Dr. Phelps regarding his incompaI-
,ble paine's Celery Compound.
One of the most convincing proofs furnished,
:omes recently from a gentleman widely
snown in the capital city OF the Dominion Of
1anada. We refer to Mr.. Alfred Brown, 81
0'Connor ST., Ottawa, Ont. Mr.. Browns
eiter fully demonstrates the fact that the
greatest sufferer may cast off his OF her burden
81 disease and become well, strong, and happy.
Il proves, too, that the great medicine main.
aims more fully than ever before lis unnvaled
place in the estimation OF people OF wealth
and social standing as well as with the masses.
Mr.. Brown says:--
al acknowledge with ,hankfulness ar
pleasure the fact that have been cured d
very painful illness OF eight years standing oy
use OF Paine's Celery Compound. han
during the years OF my illness, tried almost a.
the advertised medicines without deriving any
good results. was also treated by several oil
the best doctors OF this city, hoping to ind
that one of them, at least, would understand
my case.
:" was getting worse, and was told was
incurable. | was indeed in a critical oondi'
ton. could not go from the house alone,
as was liable to sudden collapse. tned
hospital treatment, but no relief or good results
came TO me. could not sleep; anything thai
| ate increased my agonies; | was extremely
weak, restless, tired, and despondent wa:
obliged TO walk about with my hands pressed
firmly into my left side TO ease my pains; m,
feet and hands were cold continually; had
inclination 10 voniii, had profuse, cold sweats'
quick breathing, and would be racked VIII
pain for hours at time.
''After the regular use of Paine's Celep
Compound for time, am now in the best o.
health, have good appetite, and can use any
kind OF food. Thank God ann my old sell
once more, all through the use OF Panes
Celery Compound"
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BROOKLYN.

vonte Flye, Of Bangor, was IN
asst week. ''@n
Russell Mosgraee, OF Castine. is vis,,.
at ). r MeFsriand's.
Mrs. Martha Gray went SATURDAY. IL
Est Boston, where she will spend ~
winter. us
The many friends of Victor Friena :,
Meirose, Mass, are sorry to hear ~ "
serious Illness. "'S
Mrs. Georgia Foley and Mrs. Dewu,
who have spent the summer at their co,
age here, went home Monday.
Mrs. Belle Blake and Mrs. Charles Rial.
and SOD, VINO have been visiting friends
Southwest Harbor, came home Mondav
f. Wasgats and wife returned IN F..,
Boston Saturday. after spending the sum.
mer al their cottage.
Mr.. Bins, of Melrose, Mass. with TN
friends, who has been at Hotel Dority 70,
two weeks, eft for their homes SATURDAY.
Miss MARTINS Hooper, of Melrose, Mass
and Miss winifred Bryant, of Boston
who have been In town for a week. wen,
home Saturday.
Messrs. Towne, Demsey and Bsyne. n,
Boston, are In town on short huntinv
trip. They are at Hotel Dority where ons
may see the display OF game rs brought In
by these sportsmen. They report duck a.
being very scarce.
Sept rs UNR FEMME
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Embellishments.
- -->>~~Nr - -0N04O0o-NO
3 Cents

Eight cents a pound is
what young woman paid for
twelve pounds of flesh.
She was thin and weak and
paid one dollar for a bottle of
SCOTS Emulsion, and by TAX
ing regular doses had gained
twelve pounds in weight before
the bottle was finished.
Eight cents a pound is
cheap for such valuable ma
terial. Some pay more, some
less, some get nothing for
their money. You get your
moneys worth when you buy
SCOTS Emulsion.
We will send you little
free.
SCOTT & BOVINE, CHEMISTS. !.
400 Pearl Street, New York.
soc. and $500; all druggists.
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST TRgMoNr.

w Eel lhENAON H..
Leon Pomroy has bought fishing boat
to 60 fall and winter fishing. "
Gertrude Lunt has returned from Bos-
ton, where she has been on business.
Capt. Willard Rich left this morning
for Port and, where his vessel is loaded
Charles Thurston csme home this week
Ray Stiuson is working at the Farms
worth ssrdine factory at Southwest Har.
Dor. Il
Cora Clark, who has been visiting rel
Lunt accompanied her.
o. Rich has gone to Boston, having
closed his sardine factory very early.
Other factories are going full blast.
L. W. Rumill went to Granite to press a
large quantity of hay he has bought loose.
Leon and Howard Pomroy are helping
him.
Benjamin Mayo and wife, OF Southwest
Hsrbor, visited Mrs. Mayo's mother, Mrs.
l.. Nj. Lunt, Friday. Mrs. Lunt is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Zuims s. Clark is still at Msnset
visiting her sister, Mrs. Aobie Stanley,
before she leaves for Monhegan the last
OF this month.
Capt Will Trask took Rev. A. p. Thomp-
son, Mrs. sianche Dix and Miss Bertha
Murphy to Colts Island yesterday, where
Mr.. Thompson preached.
Mrs. Will Holmes and little daughter,
Samuel Stinson, went to her home on
swans Island Saturday, accompanied by
her sister Gladys.
Mrs. George w. Murphy has received
word from her husband say ing he was out
in the gale of Sept. is, and lost spars and
sails. He was towed into New York and
from there to New Haven, the port where
he was bound. Capt. Murphy seems to
have his share OF disasters. ~
Moving seems to be the order OF the
day. Andrew Stinson and David Thurlow
have moved their families to Stonington
tine steamer "Creedmoor" taking them f;
Willis Candage has sold his house to Fred
Thurston, and moved to Mckinley, where
| be will work in the factory.
George w. Davis returned from Boston
Friday with his son Merrill, who has been
| in the city hospital for over four months
| with broken leg. Young Davis can't
step on his foot yet, bat gets around very
we'll with the aid of crutches. He had a
very narrow escape from instant death. !
Fred Thurston has moved into his new
| house and gone to housekeeping. Alfred
! Higgins and family have moved to the
| west side OF Bass Harbor in q part of the
George Galley house; Jake Butler has
moved from the Bay View house to the
Centre for the winter. Jason Kane, who
has been living at Mckinley, will move
| into part OF Alton Pomroy's house.
| Sept. rs. THELMA.
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ATLANTIC.

Fernando Morse is having two-stoIy
house built.
DIR. and Mrs. II. w. Small we're in Port
land this week.
Mrs. William Holmes, who has been
Visiting her mother at Bass Harbor, is
home.
Cleveland Hooper, who has been visit
ing his home at Prospect, mas returned 10
Minturn.
Quite feet of seners were in the hsr-
Dor this week. They report mackerel
very scarce.
Rockland parties have been putting up
poles and wires for the Swans Island
Telephone Co.
Mrs. Dora Stinson and son Basil went
Monday to Castine, where they will be the
guests OF Mrs. Howard Lowell.
John Pray and Emerson Sadler have
been taken to the Maine general hospital
by DR.. Small for surgical treatment.
Sept. %. s. 4
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SULLIVAN.

Miss Clara Bridgman, who has been the
guest of Mrs. W. o. Emery for several
weeks, ret turned to her home in Pittsfield
iast Tuesday. Mr. Emery accompanied
her SIS far as Bangor.
On the evening of the 18th Mr.. Barnard
preached 4 sermon ON the words: ION thi-
rock will / build my church" The sing
ing was unusually good. All the pew
were supplied with new hymnsls. gift,
from Mrs. o. H. Durei, of Cambridge,
sister OF Mrs. c. A. Stimson. J
Quite large delegation of ladies from
here vent to Bar Harbor last Saturday
and were detained there on account OF an
accident to tie ''Sebenoa". Another
stea r fiaslly toog the passen ers to Mt.
Desert Ferry, and the dss bled boat was
repaired sufficiently to bring he passen-
gers here, although some OF them reached
here BY rain from Wsukeag stat ion about
midn gut.
Mr.. Ives preached his last ser mon at he
church last Sunday afternoon. His SUBJ
jet Yves: "W nat it is to be Christian"
II was full OF earnest thought and deep
meaning for the future OF this church,
and for all Christian living. A vote of
thanks and appreciation for his services
was rendered Mr.. Ives for his Jealous and
Conscientious work during bis services
here. At the close of the services the
annual nesting of the society was held.
The ord board OF officers was reelected,
and nine new members were added to the
church rolls.
Cant
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MARLBORO.

8. Fl. Remick and wife attended the
quarterly meeting at Mariayille.
George llison and wife spent last week
in Bangor and Newport visiting relatives.
DR. A. l.. Douglass, wife and child, wbo
have been visiting his father, j. II. Doug
lass, have returned to their home in Woon-
socket, r ].
Mrs. James Nelson and child are stop
ping with her parents, Isaac Vincent and
wife, while her husband is in the Boston
hospital for treatment.
John Estey and wife, of Cambridge,
Mass, who have been rusticating here
were called to CampeiIo by the Illness OF
Mrs. Charles Estey, who has been taken
TO the hospital 10 Boston.
Sept. Is. ARE.
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TRE aNERIcAN has subscribers at 100
OF the i3s post Offices in Hancock county:
al NJ ihcr papers in the County com
bined o. not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN not the only paper printed in
Rane county, and has neper eletmed to
be, 6,l IS the only paper that can prop
sTly b. oailed COUNTY paper; all the
rest ore merely local papers. The circuia'
tton Of TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbof records summer list, Is larger
t..an thot Of all the other papers printed
IN Ho7.c0ck county.
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SOUTH HANCOCK

Miss Blanche Smith is home from New
ton, Mass.
Miss Georgia Coggins and /. II. Coggins
spent Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. d. r. McRea. BIER son Watson and
maid left yesterday for Brooklyn, n. Y.
Harris Turner, Of Wslthsm, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at Mrs d W. Rei'ss's'
Miss Egeiyne Jordan, of Dexter, vas
the guest of Miss Bertha Wooster Sunday
Mrs. r. ii. Young left Friday for an ex-
tended visit with friends and relatives in
Boston and New York.
Sept. 81. W