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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11
JESSIE MORRISON STARTS
FOR PENITENTIARY

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 10.-Jes-
sic Morrison was rowed across the
I<aw river this morning and placed
aboard car for the Lansing peniten-
larry. where she is to serve 25 years
ior numbering Mrs. Clara Wiley Cas-
lie, at Eldorado, ka.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11
THREE INCHES OF SNOW
AND STILL SHOWING
~

LEADvILLE, Colo, June 1O:-It be-
gan showing here this morning. and
at noon the storm still continues with
three inches of snow on the ground.
1t is the worst storm Leadville has
known for many years.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11
SAID THAT JOE CHAMBERLAIN
WILL HAVE TO RESIGN

LONDON, June 10.-Indications
this morning are that Joseph Cham
berlain. the famous colonial secretary,
will fall. 1t is intimated today that
his resignation will be presented be-
fore the end of the week
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11
MINE AT LEADviLLE
CATCHES FIRE

LEADVILLE, Colo. June 10.-Fire
broke out shortly before noon in the
Fortune mine. spreading rapidly.
Five men are known to be cut OF and
may be burned to death. Miners from
other properties are working valiantly
to extinguish the burning shaft.
Nearly the entire populace Of the
town is At the shaft
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11
POLICE GUARD HANNA
RESIDENCE IN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. o., June 10-Secret
service men and picked police guard
The Hanna residence where President
Roosevelt will be guest until IL
O'Clock tonight, when he starts for
Washington. 1t III impossible to get
within sight OF the Hanna residence.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11
WESTERN FEDERATION
TO MEET IN DENVER

DENVER, Colo, June 10.-The
Western Federation of Miners con
vention has selected Denver as head
quarters for the next year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

When you want pleasant physio
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
pleasant in effect For sale by ~
druggtsts-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11


Mrs. r. II. Cooper of Silverton spent
the night at the lnter.Ocean.
Morris Click loaded his clothing and
fixtures today for Silyerton.
S. w. Raymond journeyed to Silver
ton last evening on mining matters.
Frank Barnes Is spending the day in
terday.
Charles A. johnson pulled out for
Denver this morning on business
trip.
Moreland, the cigar man, accompan-
led by his wife. were in the city over
night.
Harry Schrader pulled out yester
day for the La Platas to continue ex-
plorations.
Miss Minnie Hand is down from the
valley. She reports lots OF rain and
growing vegetation.
If we were given few warm days
between these fine showers, how farm
products would flourish.
II. f. Gaines says the valley is en-
ioying good rains and that with crops
in the moisture is good thing.
Mr.. Thomas, linotype operator on
the Democrat. left this morning for
Frank Roper Is with us again after
thirty days absence, ana is at his
old place with the Rio Grande.
Colonel f. NJ. Snowden of Silverton
is spending a few days at Trimble
Springs.
Charles Pearson brought in a load
Of produce this afternoon. Says the
rains are a good thing and making
crops boom.
County Treasurer Patterson Is do
ing the work at the office during the
absence of Miss Rodgers. Nothing
like getting down to business.
Joe PIewitt came up from Farming
| ton last evening. Joe is about az
busy as you make them these days
And then some.
General u. S. Holllster. guest OF w
T. kirkpatrick the past week or ter
days. left ON the morning train fol
Denver.
| The San Juan river continues tt
rise In its wrath" and Is doing con
siderable damage. Small, however, IN
comparison to eastern streams
| II Ia a mistake about Durango no
having a fish story as Charley Naege
lin can testify. He was out driving
week ago Sunday. taking hook an
line with him, and his little daughte
landed a sucker 23 inches long, tn
largest OF the species caught In thi
section for a long time. The dimir
utive whale fought hard but the littl
lassie was also game. and landed tn
fish on land after quite struggle.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

Miss kittie Real arrived from Salt
Lake Sunday, and will spend the sum.
mer with her sisters and brothers.
Miss Real is one OF the stand by
teachers in the schools OF the Mormon
city.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

The Denver 4 Rio Grande paid its
1901 taxes yesterday as per the reso-
iution OF the commissioners. the treas.
urer giving receipt that protects him
and his bondsmen. The company also
paid the first half of 1902 with the
exception of the 2 mill levy for re-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

The Wood 4 Morgan string OF hors-
es played In poor luck at Trinidad last
week. Durangoites trust that better
results win be recorded at Pueblo
this week.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

From Tuesdays Daily:
This seems to be year OF rain and
Hoods.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

Mrs. Charles Allen has purchased
blooded Jersey COW from Dan H.
Thornton of the Upper Florida. be-
ing sired by Trustee Goldenrod he
by Trustee, brother of Merry Maiden,
winner in all the grand sweepstakes
at the Worlds fair Guess milk from
such a Jersey Will taste pretty fine.
demption of warrants, and school
levy of 2. which will be further inves-
tigated. The total amount turned
over to Treasurer Patterson was in
excess of S31 900.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

Cy. Graden left yesterday for Farm
ington.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

j. II. Marine and wife were in from
Bayfield, over night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

Mrs. r. II. Cooper of Silverton spen
the night at the InterOcean.
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FRANKLIN ROAD,

Harry Jones, of Boston, Is visiting his
cousin, George Stewart.
Mrs. Maria Midget, OF Pswtucket, r.
l., and Mrs. Emma Barron, of Ellsworth,
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. NJ. EsteIEa Warde, OF Boston, who
rs been spending he summer with her
parents, william Miles and wife. has re-
turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChiIds, of Minneapolis,
are visiting her old home. She is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Victoria Butler.
Mrs ChiIds was Miss Martha Butler.
Mrs Laura Tracy and daughter, of Ellis
worth, are visiting at E. z. Tracy's. Mrs.
Shaw entertained q few friends of hor
niece, Miss Fiossie. Aug. in honor Of her
fifteenth birthday.
Mrs. Julia Tracy and daughter, Miss
Wilma Googins, made short visit to
Mrs. Tracy's sisters, Mrs. Olive Marshall
and Mrs. Rose Young. Miss Googins
was on her way to Wsitham, Mass.
Aug 6. @.
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DOLLY
NORTH SEDGwICK,

Mrs K A. EIwell spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Surry.
Miss Susie Cheney. of Boston, is the
guest of Mrs. Lucy Ciosson.
VI. A. Marks and family returned to
Brookline. Mass, Thursday.
Miss Asbie l. EiwelI. who has been
visiting in surry for week, returned
Sunday.
C. II. CIosson, OF Sedgwick, and \. B.
Cunningham, Of Boston, were in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. BeuIAh NJ. susliidge, Of Portland,
arrived Wednesday. She Is the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Elwell, at the Cedsrs,
Mrs. Buckingham, with her two sons
David and Joseph, and Miss Eva Buck
ingham returned Wednesday from Yer
mont.
Isaac Allen and others commenced pick
ing and shipping blueberries about two
weeks ago. TIE yield this season is far be-
low that of previous years, the estimated
crop being less than one-half. But the
quality OF berries is above the average.
There are daily shipments to Boston.
Aug 10. RAE.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Capt. and Mrs. Marston, of Yarmouth,
returned home last week from a visit st
]. E. Smsls's. They were much pleased
with their visit here.
Mrs. Abhie Junkins, of somerville,
Mass, arrived Friday to visit her relatives
and friends here. She makes her head
quarters with her sister, Mrs. Mary Gray.
Elmer Billings and wife, of Cam bridge.
Mass, arrived Saturday at Mrs. 81. D.
Robbins for few days stay. They in
tend to visit BluehiII and Bar Harbor at
ter leaving here before returning to Cam
bridge.
Quite number of the visitors have left
during the last week. Christie and Carl
Robbins left Saturday for their home in
Roxbury, Mass. On Wednesday Miss
Leons Robbins, of WolIaston, and the
Misses Daily, of Roxbory, Mass, left for
their respective homes.
On Sunday Rev. ]. Nj. White, of West
Stonington. preached in the church here.
His topic was the humanity otyChrist, and
his discourse was very interesting. Rev.
Mr.. Jackson, of swans Island, had an sp-
pointment for the day, but was kept
away by the illness of his brother.
Mrs c. B. PIERCE gave party Tuesday
evening in honor OF her guests, the
Misses Day and the other visitors here,
which was much enjoyed. 1t was planned
for a lawn party, but as the evening
proved cool and damp, the guests as
sembIed in the pariors, which were we'll
filed.
Farmers are taking breathingspeIl
and looking after the odd jobs now that
the hurry of haying is over. The weather
was so unfsvorable that work bad to be
buried as much as possible when there
was good day. The high winds and cold
nights Of the last Of July injured the
fruit crop, as quite quantity was blown
of, aud on many trees the leaves eurled up
as il frosted, probably Cd account OF the
wind breaking be stems.
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WEST EDEN.
RAE

d. W. Mckay has gone to Bangor for a
few days.
Walter Scott, OF Lawrence, is with his
uncle, o. B. knowles, where he is en-
ployed. u
Miss Mildred Emery, OF Salisbury Cove,
Is visiting her grandparents, Nathan
Higgins and wife.
Thomas Knowles has purchased Eben
Hamor's farm, and intends TO take pos
session about August Is.
Miss Rita Hsdley, who has been en-
ployed at Seal Hsrbor the past year, has
been spending the past week with her
parents, Enos Hadley and wife.
Elvin Reed, who enlisted in the navy
three years ago, was allowed a furlough
of a week. He paid visit to his parents,
Jared Reed and wife. He Is on the "Kear-
SARGE.
Aug. 10. N.
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SEDGWICK.
FLYk--TozIER.
IETH.
Aug. 10.

A pretty, bet quiet wedding occurred
at the home OF the brides uncle, a F.
Co.'s, fn Sedgwiek, on Wednesday, July
-, when Miss Alice Hopkins Fiye Bas
united in marriage TO Colby Albion
Tozisr, of Patten, by Rev. G. W. 2. Hill,
of R-ad=boro, VT, cousin OF the bride.
The double ring service wss used.
The home was tasteiuily decorated with
flowers, ferns and eysrgreens. A few
friends and classmates OF the bride, and
the immediate family we're present.
Mr. Iozier IS promising young bust
ness man of Pstten, junior partner In the
firm Of Tozier Brot hers. Miss FIye is q
graduate of the Csstine normal school,
class OF 'g7. The numerous gifts Of silver,
china, glass and linen testified to the high
este M 10 which Miss PIye is held.
Immediately foIlogiug the wedding,
dainty refreshments were served, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Tozier started for
their home in Patten amid a shower Of
rice and the best wishes of friends.
A1g.7 SPEC
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WEST HANCOCK.

&. II. Norris and wife, of Bar Harbor,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Maggie Sawyer is in Portland Wis
iting her parents, Henry Foren and wife.
Sherman Mcfarland and Fred Milliken
came up from Bar Hsrbor to spend Sun
day.
Miss Evelyn Butler has been spending 9
few days with her brother, George P. But.
Ter, Of Trenton.
Watson Young, OF Webster City, Iowa
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Mill
ken few days last week. j,
Edward Springer and family, of Ellis
worth, have been st their home her,
during the past week, getting the hay
Miss Bernice Eidridge was the guest o
Miss Edna while here.
Aug. 10. SUMAC.
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sailed, Aug. 3. sehooser 81 A. Whit
more. Black Island for Bangor, with
stone.
Res. Mr.. Fogg, who Is Doing mission
work at Frenehboro, held services at
Black I-land the I'd.
A. lived, Aug. 5, sloop Daisy" with
Iumber for z. l. Gott from Southxiek
Lun Der Co, Southwest Harbor.
Nil 2. GKendoIyn Coffin, who is at
Sea ior cottage, is spending few days
the guest of Miss Edith Biedelman at
Petit Piaissnts.
P. S. Parker, superintendent of the
Black Island Granite Co., has q contract
with Bangor parties for 600 tons of rough
stone f8. a church.
Excursions seem to be the order ofthe day
nov IN fine weather Last Saturday Cept.
Lewis r. Gott, of Bass Hsrbor, brought q
party Of fifteen here, and at the same time
Capt. E. F. Moore brought party OF
about the same number from the Stanley
hou.e at Southwest Harbor.
P. Keough, Of New York, Of the
Black Hand Granite Co., visited the
island last week for the first time to con-
fer with Mr. Parker upon the stone bust
mes. which be reports a. being very dull
IN New York this season, On account OF
the Ia Dor troubles. He thinks a settle
rneut will soon be reached by arbitration.
We get from this island fine view oil
the Warships, number of which circled
the isi nd, some stsaming at the rate OF
thirty miles an hour, and others merely
drif ing. It looks as II Pre1ehman's bay
was bIocaded, as there were three ships
lying Bakers Island at dark last Fri
day night, all heading east as IL all ready
to intercept the approach of any enemy's
ship which might attempt to enter the
bay. Between S and O'Clock the same
might the report Of heavy guns was heard,
and we imagined that an enemy had been
discovered.
Aug. 10. CHIPS.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Miss May White, Of Chicago. Is guest
Of Mrs. l. B. Dezsy.
Rev. W. :. Jones supplied the pulpit in
West GoaIdsboro Sunday.
Charles Blance returned from = business
trip to Portland Saturday
Ira Workman. wife and family spent
Sunday on Marx Island with friends.
Mrs. Fred Peters and Carl Peters left for
Boston last week for an indefinite period
Mrs.J B. Cole spent a day or two in
Winter Hsrbor last week with her sisters
A party Of twenty-three drove to the
GGptin farm in GoHldsboro "Wednesday
and enjoyed their hospitality.
Halcyon assembly exsmplifled the final
degree on two candidates at It's ls-t
regular meeting. Refreshments were
served.
Lewis T. SarvIs and wife, who have be-
Ionged to our summer colony tor about
forty years. arrived Saturday tor the re-
maindsr of the SIMMER.
At the regular church service Sunday
evening, AEg. is, Rev. W. s. Jones viii
give an address on Phillips Brooks, the
Man and the Preacher.
Several W no are members of Cushmsn
grange drove to Gouldsboro at the lsst
regular meeting where they worked the
final degrees on two candidates and en-
ioyed general good time.
Columbus hall wss well iIlsd Thursday
evening, when the Rev. Thomas Van Ness
leo ursd on Street Sights and Incidents
Of ST. Petersburg and Moscow. 1t was
very interesting and the large audience
gave him close attention.
There will be no lecture this week owing
to the Village Improvement society's fair
The next one in the course viii be Aug.
%. Rev. ". s. Jones viii speak on "a
Pilgrimage to Ste Anne de Beaupre", the
Catholic shrine near Quebec.
The sixth annual reunion OF the Cole
family will be held at the home of Bryaat
Z. Moore, in Gouldsboro, Thursday, Aug.
%. The COMMITTEES on arrangements asks
the CO operation OF all members of the
family to make this meeting a success in
every way. Ali persons related by birth
or marriage are cordially invited.
Aug. 10. c.
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NoRTa pEER Sc.

john Brockfe, Of Bangor, visited friends
here last week.
Mrs. Rose Knight visited relatives In
sargentFlls LAST Monday.
Mrs. c. G. Burgess. OF New York, hss
been guest at the Ellis house for few
days.
Mrs. Gecrgie Fross and children arrived
here Wednesday and are guests Of Mrs. z.
l. Frost
Miss Kate Weed, who has been living
in South Boston, is spending her vacation
at home
A son wss born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frsnk
Hardy, of Camden, on hng1s. 7. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardy were formerly of this place.
Marx C. whisnore and wife have gone
to Camden. They viii go to Bucksport to
sttend the reunion OF the Whitmore
family which takes place August Il.
The sidesslk society held its meeting
on Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Frank Haskell. The lawn party
given by the society on August wss well
attended, and wss in every way a success.
The silk afghan, which was sold by tickets
in July, was drawn by Ivy woodworth, Of
Deer Isle. A silk rug wss drawn by
Walter Webster. Smsiier prizes were
drawn by Frank and Harvard Grindle, OF
Sedgwick, Mrs. winslow Haskell, of Deer
Isle, DR.. r Grimes. of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Lucy Powers, Alice B. Haskell, Irving
Gray and Mrs. George Holden.
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sEAwALL
~ q.

Mrs. Lelis C4mpbeu IS working at the
Stanley house
MRS. Mslina Newman has been quite 49,,
bat i sone better now.
John Mooney and &. n. Cutler are at d.
s. Moneys for their vacation.
Mrs. Thurston, OF Boston, Is visiting
her step-dssgbter. Mrs. Amos Dolirer,
Harold Ross, with his fsncee. Miss
Grossmsn, of Brewer, Is at Gard Csrtsr's.
Mrs. Georgia Mayo, of Brewer, With
her little girl, wss Of r. E. Newman's last
week.
Mrs. Helen Morgan, OF Bangor, Ia here
visiting her sons, william J. and Elmer
Newman.
Lindsll Cleveland, wife and son Alien,
with . friend, are with Mr.. Clsveland's
uncle, Samuel Moore.
Dudley Deliver has been quite i'll for
the last week with a sore throat and
fever. He IS some better now, but still
weak.
VIII Deliver and John GiiIey are rails
ing Frank Delivers house. and putting
under a larger cellar and nes underpin-
ming.
Aug. TO- DOLLY.
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THE sMzrcAS he's Subscribers at TG6
81 IT, F76 post Offices IS Hancock eoznfg;
al ~ otAcy papers sA the County com
tsSneo % not reach 50 many. THE AIMEE
lcAs A. not the only paper PTtHted in
Hane ok county. and has nessy claimed to
BE- bal Il "a the only paper that ean prop
Svts Re called a coUsTY paper al the
rest merely local papers. The cireHla-
sSoF 7 THE AMERICAS, barring the Bar
RGrlar Records summer list, IS larger
thas that Of Gil the other papers printed
N Hoaecck county.
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REACH.

Moody P. Eaton, OF ssonington, visited
his mother Sunday. -
Miss Grace Hatch. of East Boston,
visited relatives here this week.
Mrs Edith Lowe and children, Waldo
and Emily, visited Capt. W. P. Lowe this
week.
s. 7. Lowe has gone down the bay in the
schooner "Ethei" with party on fish,
ing cruise.
Mrs. Frank Lowe and son Sydney, OF
Maynard, Mass, are spending feg weeks
at Mrs Comfort Greenlsw's.
TIE steamer '.sycs more" Is laid up for
repairs. her propeller shaft being broken
She is owned by a. r Campbell Y
Miss Carrie Gray. who has been spend
ing the summer with her parents, Capt
and Mrs. Isaac Cray, has returned to
East Boston.
Capt. William Gray made trip to Bel
tsst this week TO purchase family mon
ument, which will be set in bis lot in the
Reach cemetery.
Miss Agnes Hanson, who has been
spending a few weeks with Miss Bessie
Anni=. has returned TO her home in
Marbiehead, Mess.
Arthur and Herbert Crane. OF Hartford,
Conn, who have been spending their va
cation with their grandfather. Capt. james
Torrey, left for their home Saturday.
Aug. 10. NJ l..
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LAMOISE
ECO

Miss Myrtle Whitaker is employed at
Seal Hsrbor dressmakipg.
Miss Eva Linscott, of Bangor, is home
for few weeks vacation.
Mrs Carrie Hodgkins and son are visit
ing friends at Bar Harbor.
Charles Reynolds is enjoying his vaca-
tion with his home circle in Lsmoine.
Rev. J. s. Blair will arrive In town to-
day to spend the remainder of his vaca-
ton.
Edward Coolidge and family and Mrs
Coolidge's sister are occupying the sum-
mer home Of Mrs. Coolidge's father.
Mrs. Mary H. Coolidge was called to
Bar Harbor Saturday by the serious ILL.,
ness OF her mother, Mrs. Sophie Emery.
The missionary concert, postponed last
evening on account Of the storm, will be
held next Sunday evening If the weather
Ii favorable.
Mrs. William Lyman, daug hter, and her
sister. Miss Grace Reynolds, leave town
to-day. Before returning to Massachu-
sets, they will spend week in camp at
Lake Sebago.
Saturday a party from this place
steamed to Hancock Point In the new
naphths launch owned by Messrs. Hodg-
kins, Bragdon and Young. They were
| Joined there by several couples who made
the distance by team. A picnic dinner
was enjoyed and most delightful day
spent.
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NORTH BRooKsvILLE.

George Slower and wife, of Orland,
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Lucy Green.
Mrs Margie Perkins was taken to the
insane hospital at Bangor Saturday for
treat ment.
Cora Young and Hattie vsrnum have
gone TO Sullivan and Bar Hsrbor for a
weeks outing.
Mrs. Maria Green has gone to West
Seog wick to take care OF her SON Waiter,
who has pneumonia.
Capt. E. l. Gray, OF the barge "Kim-
berton", is stopping few days with his
parents, Sylvester Gray and wife.
Mrs. Ira Tspiey and daughters Mildred
and Carrie and Miss Louise Ernest are the
guests OF Nellie and Grace Slower.
Aug. 10. c.
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WEST sEDGWICK.
Aug. 10.
GRAY FAMILY REUNION.

GRAY FAMILY REUNION.
The second annual reunion OF the Gray
family will be held in the grove on the
farm of James B. Gray, at West Sedg-
wick, Wednesday, August 10. The pro-
gramme will be as follows:
ls m. Picnic dinner
lpm. Opening remarks By DIR Lialeheld,
Bluenill
Historical address. Prof Stanley d
Gray. H4verhill, Mass
Remarks by S D Gray, HarbOrside
Five-minuie speeches by members of
association
SPIN Business meeting and election Of Of
ieers
There will be dancing afternoon and
evening, and a picnic supper. The public
is cordially invited to attend. II stormy,
postponed to next fair day. Charles p
Grey, of South Penobscot, is chairman
committee of arrangements.
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EAST BLUEHILL.
Aug. 10

A torpedo boat passed here Saturday
at about $50 q. M, bound west.
Fred K. Greene arrived here last Tues.
day from West Narrower, Mass. He will
remsin for a short visit.
John b. Mcneil, shoe msnutseturer
who bss been visiting relatives and
at Brooklyn, y. Y.
Schooner Louisa Frances, Chatto
master, arrived lest Friday from Portland
witt freight TOR the grange store and for
l. B. Grtndie. She sailed Saturday.
Aug. 10 G,
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COUNTY NEWS
sor ADDITIONAL cOaAsy sevs, Sc. CO.. -
wEsT BRoOKsvII1n


FrsnA Lord, Of Belfast, Is clerkiDy
Omar Lard. ia
Miss Edna Hartman, OF Brews,
guest OF Mrs. sadia Stevens. 'as
Mrs. Lydia Emery, OF Banvo, !.
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Mary s. ws.. -
j. n. Jones and family. of R,...
are visiting Mr.. JONES' mother. Mr..
Jones. y
Schooner 'aHenry Chase. Can, Cors.
from Portland, Is disehargIng al wss.a..
wharf.
Mrs. Maggie Perkins was tsksn ;,
hospital In Bangor Saturday norp,ny ~
treatment. ~
Capt. Richard GrindIe, formerly n, -.
town, now OF New Haven, Ct, Is vis;,,as
friends here.
The trustees of Mount Rest esn.,..-
have added to the grounds several .o,,,
by purchase.
Capt. George A. Stevens, after an =,
sence of two years, is at home ia, .
mont q . vacation.
The fret lawn party Of the season -.
held Thursday evening on the lawn =,
Mrs. Sadia Stevens.
Mrs. Henry Stevens and son Hugh =,
New London, Ct, are at the Stevens co,.
tage for few days.
Misses Lena Fletcher and Jessis sws.,
OF Westford, Mass, are at Grsssms,s
lodge for few weeks.
Charles Oak and family, o, Bsnvo,
have rented and are occupying Miss Cam.
line joys cottage house, at Point View
for the summer.
Mrs. Ira Tspley and daughters, Misses
Mildred and Carrie, OF New York. hsvs
arrived and will pass the summer with
Miss Grace Slower.
Arrivals Saturday evening: At Cant.
George w. Biodgett's, Samuel Hoiyoks
sno family. OF Brewer; at the Brooksioe
Mn. George a Crosby aud daugbte,
Anna, OF Bangor.
Aug. 10. ToYsoS.