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XIV a fellow vlee ta4t had horse
T&3t u.3tteo 1t q rerN ia ny Zip.
Eut Ae w.ts NerN sad 1t he5grt because
He had 10 whip
kaew a follow once that found a whip
Eut 4e W@s not eoN>tAt with ii. of
COURSE.
For after ;hat n WISHED and wished and
wished
He h&d horse
Now if the two had met aud made a
swap
Each would have got the thing he so
desired.
Is 1t neither would have been quite salts
fed
Which makes me tired
-Balttrnore News,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-03

STANDPOINT.
Mrs. Lydia Staples has returned home
from pie Heights. Mrs. Abbie Wan
ing and Miss isabel Simmons of Somerville,
Mass. are visiting here. ...Mrs. Louisa
Perkins is in Milo for few weeks. Mrs.
True Heagan OF Belfast has been visiting
her mother and sister at the Jordan farm
for week. Mr.. Broke returned recently
from Pennsylvania, where he was called by
the illness of his father, who died two days
after his arrival there. .Ellery French and
Karl Fernstrom are in Bluehill for few
days. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Showers have
returned to their home in Weymouth,
Mass. :. Mrs. Wealthy Watts came home
Saturday from Northport, where she
had been with her granddaughter, Mrs. Ira
NJ. Cobe, for several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs
Stubs of Bucksport have lately visited Mrs
Sarah Jordan and family. Mrs. Lucinda
Hartman, who fell and broke her leg six
months ago, died Aug. 25th, aged "a years
and months. The funeral was held at her
late home the Thursday folloS1Ag and was
largely attended by relatives and friends
Rev. B. R. Merrill of Brewer otficiated, and
undertaken Park had charge of the arrange
ments. Burial was in her family lot at the
cemetery here.
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4 WOMAN'S BACK
The Aches and Pains Will Disan,
the Advice of this Belfast Citi,.n Il
Followed.

wOman's back has many aches and ,o4
Most times it's the kidneys fault.
Rackache is really kidney ache;
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure If
Many Belfast women know this.
Read what one has to say about it:
Mrs. Minnie o. Carpenter. Waldo road Ar.
half mile from the postoffice, says: "Fya,n aIa
in Belfast who has Dackache ardently wtsbs. 'pe
know how to be freed from the annoyance n
to stop it is often mystery, Particular az
the sufferer has exhausted all his knowIsd''
medicine. l nnhesitatingly give this ady,o.
any one pestered with backache, or anv n,
symptoms which follow i'll the wake of tba, ,s
too prevalent trouble, kidney complaint +,
to Edmund Wilson'S drug store buy noan,, u!H
ney Pills, take course OF the treatmert
they need have no fear of the results. Tu..
bad with backache during the past wear .,-a. ~
could not attend to the ordinary and simple t.n'.
hold duties sometimes, and after any extra ava.
tion or the contraction of cold aggrayate5t.,
was sure to set in despite the use of plastarsa',
other makeshifts l employed. A friend dive
me to use Doan's Kidney Pills and acted 5r,,,
advice. They stopped the last attack"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 rent,s1..
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, sole 4,--..
for the United states.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-and lss,..
substitute.
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DIED.

BARTER. In Vinalhaven, July9, William Bar
ter aged Al years and months.
BRIDGES In Rockland August "a, James E.
r. son of EnOS G. and Minerva Curry Bridges,
aged year. months and days.
BRIGGS. In Rockland, August %, Margaret.
widow of George Briggs, formerly of Scar sport.
CUNNINGHAM. In Searsport, September l,
SaIathiel J. Cunningham.
COOMBs In South ThomaStOn, August 26, Ira
eta g. (Sweetland) wife of Asa CoOmbs, aged 81
years. 10 months and "a days.
CANNON. In nelfast. August 81 Elizabeth L.,
wife of Thomas Cannon, aged IS years..
HARMON. In Liberty, August %, Mrs. jose
phine Harmon, aged about IS years.
Low. In North Deer Isle, August ID, Mark
Low aged &c years, months and 10 days.
MARSToN. In ROckland, August q, Fannie n.
(Rich) MarstOn, aged "a years, months and "
days. An. ~
MCCALLUM Drowned in Warren, August p,
Bertha Counce, son ofiEdward W. and Persls Nc
Callum aged years, II months and days
ROBBINS. In StoningtOn, August Is, Lew Stn-
son Robbins, aged 80 years, months and IA days.
SARGENT. IN Sedgwick, August 20, mrs Betsey
8. c. Sarg mt, aged Il years. months and y days.
sTOvER In Appleton, Augusta Jacob Slower,
SAUNDERS. In Deer Isle, August 10. Mrs.
Harriet Saunders, aged g years and 10 months.
WEsCOTT. In Ellsworth, August "a. George f.,
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred WescOtt, aged
months.
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NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr. John Littlefield is at home from Con-
necticut for his vacation. Capt. and Mrs.
Frank Marden are at home from Sandy
point, where they had charge of the Hersey
Retreat for the summer. Mr.. Phillip
Holmes of Salem, Mass, and Mr.. Herbert
Staples and family of Philadelphia visited
at Mr.. N. W. Staples last week. Miss
Edna Grant of Wakefield, Mass, is visiting
Miss Helen Littlefeld. james Jacobs
has gone to Boston for medical treatment
accompanied by his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips and daughter Eva of BrOokline.
Mass, and Mrs. Henry McCaslin of Sears
port called on friends in this vicinity Fri
day.. Andrew Grant visited last week at
Mrs. Clara Grants. Mr. Grant spent his
youthful days in the old Center neighbor-
hood and attended the Center school, but
has not been in this vicinity for thirty-fve
years. He found many changes, but was
glad to see several of his old schoolmates.
The friends of Wilbur Staples gave him
surprise party on his birthday, Aug. Dist
.... George Massure has gone to his home in
Winterport. He had employment for the
summer at Mr. Arthur MOore's.. Miss c.
Ada Partridge is at home from Guilford....
Rev. 7. p. Williams of SearspOrt preached
at the Roberts schoolhouse last Sunday.
His sermon was very much liked and his
kindness in coming much appreciated.
Melvin Clark, magnetic healer, called on
friends here last week. He leaves soon to
attend the Spiritualist camp meeting at
Etna... Elder Stairs has been very ill, but
is little better at present. Misses Laura
and Lillian Davis. had birthday party last
Thursday evening 1t was very pleasant
and enjoyable occasion. Miss Clara Rid
ley gave a small lawn party one evening
last week in honor of Miss Edna Grant,
who was visiting her. Mr.. Wilbur Rid
ley's family and Mr.. Emery Calderw0od's
family had a clam bake at the Cape last
Tuesday. =. Truman Lathrop came home
from Dark Harbor for short visit last
week. IF. Percy Partridge gave one of his
| successful dances last Saturday evening.
Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs.
Hannah Small of Rochester, n. H., and
! Mrs. Lizzie HuntOOn of Augusta visited
their niece, Mrs. Addie Partridge, last
week .. Orchard Grant of the NarrOws
called at Freeman Partridge's recently.
Chandler Webb has arrived home from the
ssSoldier's Home and is living in the Joseph
Staples house. Miss Ella Partridge and
Mr.. Jellison of Belfast visited at Mr.. Fred
! Lanes last week.
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NORTH sEARSPoRT ITEMS.

Capt. Jack Of Prospect was In town sun
day visiting friend.
Frank Colson has gone to Auburn, where
he has a situation as cook.
Our young folks attended campmeetlng
at Maple Grove last Sunday.
Lester Dow has gone to Concord, n. H.,
where he has employment at stone work.
Mrs. Huntoon, formerly of Cape Jellison.
was here last week, as the guest of MIR. Ii.
T. Scribner.
Miss Lettie Nickerson has gone to Belfast,
where she has a situation in the family OF
James Z. Durham.
The fall term of school at this place will
begin Sept. 7th, with Mrs. Mabel Mathews
of Searsport as teacher.
Mrs. Amy Towle has returned from
Stockton Springs, where she was en-
ployed at the Hersey Retreat.
Mrs. Eugene Blanchard of Standpoint was
in town Saturday and Sunday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Nickerson.
E. Fl. Nick erson and family of Portland,
proprietors, Maple Terrace farm Swanvllle,
also of Hillside farm, Mt. Ephraim. were in
town Sunday.
Campmeeting at Maple Grove is in ses-
sion and there are many able and interest
ing speakers on the ground. Next Sunday
will be the closing day.
MANY of our townspeople attended the
Eastern Maine State fair at Bangor last
week. and several will attend the fair in
Belfast to-day, Thursday.
Misses Ida MacMorran, Nellie Schnerr
of Philadelphia and Miss Snow OF New
Bedford, Mass, who have been boarding
in town for the past month, have returned
to their homes.
Mrs. L.. F. Jewett and daughter Doris,
who have been visiting Mr. Jewett's sister,
Mrs. James W. Hartman, the past week,
have gone to Auburn, Me-, to visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Haskell, before re.
turning to her home in Wayland, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Brennan of Dor
chester, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Cody
and Mrs. Elizabeth Conway and two chill
dren of Maiden, Mass, who have been
boarding with Capt and Mrs. G. E. Chaplin
the past two weeks, left Monday by train
for their home.
DoDeE's CORNER The horse OF Mrs
Knowlton Of Belfast became suddenly
frightened while Mrs. K. had alighted tt
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SWANVILLE.

," AN v lLLE
Mrs. Henry Knox of Maiden, Mass, with
her two children are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas Maddocks Mrs. Harry
Applin of SomerviIle, Mass, is spending a
few months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Nickerson.. Mrs. Nancy Billings of
Winterport has been the guest of her niece
Mrs. A. 7. Nickerson, for few weeks....
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Nickerson attended the
Grange meeting at Bluehill Field Day..
The members of Comet Grange are making
some much needed repairs on their hail..
Fred Tompkins is repairing his house on
the old Zenas Downs place Clarence
Walker has returned to the Normal School
at Pennington. Messrs. W. S., T. d. and
G. T. NickersOn and Herbert F. MaddOcks
While there George Nickerson bought a fine
gray colt, years old and weighing 1,500lbs.
go. Miss Edith Miller returned to her home
in Chelsea, Mass, last Saturday. Mr..
James Applin is quite poorly. Hon. A. (.
Nickerson and Capt. n. Smart and wife at
tended the soldiers reunion at Windermere
last week. Mr.. NickersOn will attend the
meeting of the Loyal Legion in Portland
this week. Mrs. z. L. Downs and Miss
Hattie Mae HartshOrn, accompanied by
Andrew Moore of Frankfort, spent last
week at Northport. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hartshorn, Mr.. u. d. Hartshorn and Miss
Esther Smith of Kingman were their guests
part of the time. Mr.. A. T. NickersOn lOs}
a valuable cow last Thursday. Miss Laura
Preble, who has been with her sister, Mrs.
A.W. Damn, during the summer, has return
ed to her home in Lowell, where she will re-
sumo teaching. Miss Martha Curtis has
returned from Belfast, where she was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Thurston Blake.
go. Miss Celia Nickerson was in Belfast
few days last week. -. Rev. A. A, Smith de-
livered an excellent sermon at Vlr church
last Sunday, and will speak here again next
Sunday at 10. 80 a. NJ. Many of our people
are attending the campmeeting in Maple
| Grove, North Searsport. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Libby and two children of Winter
| port visited friends in town Sunday.
Misses Carter and Miss Gilkey are guests
of Miss A. q. Kane at Kane Farm. :. MIR.
E. II. Nickerson and family, who have
will return to Portland this week. Mr..
and Mrs. C. P. Ferguson of Searsport We're
| the guests of their daughter, Mrs. e. ii.
Nickerson, at Maple Terrace Farm last
week. :. Miss Ida Cunningham, who is at
| work in the pant shop at Brooks, was at
home Sunday. Miss Kate Small of Brooks
| was in town Sunday. Prof. Fred Park
| and wife of Boston are guests OF MIS-.
| Parks sister, Mrs. F. M. Stevens.
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SEARSMONT.

SEARSMONT.
Miss Nellie Gregory of Rockland was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Lincoln
last week. :. Miss Lydia Farnham, who
spent the summer with Misses Mary Nc
Corrison and Josie Knight, returned home
last Monday :. Miss Henrietta Alexander
of Fort Wayne, Ind, who has been visiting
friends in town, returned home August Goth.
Mrs. Susan P. Andrews entertained a
party of friends in honor of her niece, Miss
Alexander, August 23d. Ice cream and cake
were served. ... There was rejoicing in the
camp of the Searsmont base ball nine be-
cause they so glOriously trimmed the South
Montville team at South Montville Satur-
day afternoon, Aug. 22nd, by a score of % to
g.. The entertainment given by the Ladies
Church Aid August 25th was a very pleas
ant occasion and was pronounced success,
socially and financially. The readings,
solos, duets, etc., were exceptionally fine.
Mr.. and Mrs Beebe, Mr.. Woodcock, and
Mrs Berry (violin) responded to encores. -.
Bert Knight has broken all former records,
having taken from Quantabacook 81 white
perch in one hour. Mrs. Elizabeth and
Mr.. David L. Craig of Harlowton, Montana,
arrived Thursday for the winter and are
now guests of Mrs. R. Fitzgerald. Sears
mont people had an opportunity to hear our
talented young elocutionist Miss Alice Sim
mons, August 25th, when she acquitted her
self with great deal of credit. Miss
Alice Poor has gone to Milo, where she has
a situation in the Grammar school.
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MAX iED.

SAWYER. In Mountainville, August "a,
John N. Am"s and Mrs. Sophronia w. Sawyer,
both of Mountalnvile.
CASHIER BAILEY. In Auburn, August l..
Ernest Gervaise Cashier of Waldoboro and Ida
|. Bailey of Warren.
CREIGHTON GREEN. In Warren, August rs,
Frank e. Creighton of Warren and Miss Agnes
H. Green of Union
Burpee c. Garder and Clara Gross.
ROBINS PINKHAM. In StOnington, August s,
Frank H. Robbins and Cora Lee Pinkham.
THoMPsoN-KNowLToN In Swanville, Sep
TENDER LIST. by Rev. g. S. Mills, Arthur l. Thomp-
son of Molril and Miss Maud l.. Knowton of
SWanville.
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PROSPECT FERRY.

Frank Bassick has gone to Boston on a
business trip. Mrs. Simeon Ellis of Stock
ton Springs and Mrs. Harry Winslow of
Quincy, Mass, visited Mrs. l.. ID. Berry one
day last week -. Mrs. Harriet Perkins and
Mrs. Emma Luke visited relatives in Pc
nobscot several days last week -. George
Grueby spent Saturday and Sunday here
with his wife at their summer home, return
ing to Boston Monday. Miss Della Nc
Farland of Lamoine is visiting at G. b.
Browns. Miss Elmira CHM and Miss
Sue Tookey have returned to their home in
Damariscotta. ... VIM. Hill of Winterport
visited at w. D. Ilarrimau's last week.
Percy Harding returned to Norwood, Mass,
last week. :. Miss Faustina Harding and
Mrs. Charles Banks went to Bangor shop
ping one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. j..
T. Shute and sons Merrill and Cyrus re-
turned to their home in Brewer last Sunday.
...,A large crowd from this place attended
the camp meeting at Verona last Sunday.
.... Mrs. Hattie Kenney and daughter Mil
dred of Rockport are stopping at their old
home here for few weeks. Henry Mudg-
EFT of Belfast visited relatives here last
week
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SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Sept. l. Sch. Maria Webster, Mt. Desert.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Aug. "a. Ar, sch. George A.
Lawry,' Vinalhaven; 26, ar. schs E. l..
Warren, Bangor; G. j. Willard, South
BrO0ksyille ~, ar, schs. F. G.. PendletOn,
Stonington J. Frank Seavey, do; Nat Aver.
h SaSgqRR .s % a o wiley s n asa nrj
Jennie Hubert, Stonington; 20, ar, schs.
Almeda Wiley, Swans Island; J. r Bod
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Notice of Foreclosure

Whereas A. r. spaulding Of Hou, en- a."
mortgage deed dated the pam , naE FL T-...
Deeds Ids Book 256, Page 1913. conVryed y! 5,.., ~.
undersigned certain parcel of rea' a>'l
ate in Burnham in the county al
bounded as follows: ...tl, f.,... H
land of Bert Chandler; west by Ian" 3D.,
Reynolds and south by land N l",- r...
Bradford Dodge, containing hfty arit ,... t..-
less and whereas the condition on >d'' II Ri
has been broken, now therefore 0y lta"' tl
breach of the condition thereof ''a'.'
closure of said mortgage. utu,rv,4 i#i
BY HARVEY d. EATON. his ait''"'
September l, 1903.-3t36
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B1)RN

CARTER. In Sedgwck. August 8. to Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel S. Carter, a daughter, Hazel M.
ELKINs. In Knox, August %, to MIR. and Mrs.
Fred ElkinS, a son.
HUTCHINSON. In Vinalhaven, August 25, to
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson. a daughter.
ROGERS. In SearspOrt, August 25, to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Rogers. daughter.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-03
LITTLE GIANT
LEVEL TREAD HORS Pp NL
and SEPARATOks.
MASON & HALL, Age1
Belfast, Me.
Notice Of ForeclOou

Whereas, James f. Cutter OF fo-i
County of Suffolk and CommonWedlf.
chusetts, by his mortgage deed d-l'
day of August, A. d. 1900, ana I"r....'
Waldo Registry of Deeds, BOOK
conveyed to Carleton W. Agry ut "
Maine, a certain parcel of land tr.
situate in IsleSboro, County of wall
of Maine, on Range 5, as shown On ,
by IL. z. Farrow and known as " Nal.
said plan is recorded with Waldo ln.'N
and the lots herein referred to are HN'Nh'
six, seven, eight and nine as shown .-
which mortgage was assigned by Sa''
W, Agry TO A. ii. York of Watcry &c. W..
1900, as appears by the record ~ Sd.
ment in the Waldo Registry OF bee'Nr "'
Page PA, and by said A. H. YORK T"' t''-
Selden f. Whitcomb and George !. AL
of Waterville, co-partners under ll'
and style of WhtComb Il Cannon, a. '4i
the record of said assignment III NaH
of Deeds, Book Z6l, Page Il.
And whereas the condition ol Na.N
has been broken, now Therefore, ny
the breach of the condition thereof We
Whitcomb s. Cannon. claim fore ,
mortgage. SELDhN T. ...t
By HARVEY ID. EATON, Their Atl'."
September l. l903.-3t5G
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-03

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo QUINN Tablets
All Druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. f. w. Groves Signature on each
box.
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WALDO STATION,

The Sunday school of South Brooks took
an outing in the form of a ride by buck
board and private teams Aug. Goth, with
Swan Lake as the objective point. The
ride was very pleasant, but as it was rather
damp for picnic out of doors by common
consent they repaired to Comet Grange hall
at the Centre, where a fire was kndled
which proved very comfortable, tables were
spread, and the company enjoyed regular
picnic dinner. After refreshing the inner
man the spirits of the party, which had be-
come somewhat depressed by the prevailing
state of the weather, began to brighten, thus
proving the truth of the saying, 'the way
to a mans heart is through his stomach, y
and all were ready for few literary exer-
cises. l. G. Reynolds, always temperance
man, introduced the subject by giving a
reminiscent sketch of his life as a miner in
California fifty years ago, when the practice
of drinking was almost universal, and total
abstinence was thing unknown. His lis
teners were much interested in the inc-
early time and place. Remarks in keeping
with the subject were made by VIM. Jones,
Chas Peabody and others. A select read
ing by Mrs. Reynolds and rectations by
Alta Jones and Will Austin followed. All
joined in singing America, and the exercises
closed with benediction by the superin-
tendent. very pleasant feature of the
day was the frequent and enlvening sing
ing by the school, with Mrs. Peabody at the
organ.
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County Correspondence.

close gate near her cottage at the head Of
the lake, and ran frantically down ovel
large boulders into the lake where the wa
ter was about Is feet deep. Mr.. Brennan
Mr.. Cody and Frank Murray fortunately
were near and went to the rescue and sue
ceeded in getting the horse on shore. Mrs
Martin B. Thompson and daughter. Mis-!
Anna, who arrived list week. went tt
Northport with Mrs. e. o. Fernald las
Saturday to spend few days.. Mr.. Asapf
Dodge returned to his home in Washington
ID. c., last Saturday.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Demerara, Aug. %. Ar, sch. J. S. Wins
low, Portland.
Funchal, MADEIRA, Aug. %. Ar, Massa-
chusetts nautical training ship Enterprise,
cruising leaves here about Sept for Mar
blehead
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MORRILL,.
Oscar Storer, Esq, returns to Boston this
week. Mrs. Elisha Merriam went to Prov
idence, r. l., last week to visit her son
Richard. Miss Nellie D. Thompson is rapid
ly improving, and her nurse, Miss Clatlin,
has returned to Portland. -. Mrs Melissa
Haugh of Belfast visited relatives in town
last week. Mr.. and Mrs Silas Storer and
their son, Oscar Storer, Esq, visited in
WaldObOrO last week. :. Mrs. Estelle Scott
of Camden visited relatives here last week
80. Miss Winnie Dodge of Freedom was the
guest of Miss Flossie Cross last week
Ernest E. Bowen, Ernest Higgins, FlosSie
Cross and Phebe Cross are attending Free
dom Academy. =. The schools in town begin
next week. The village school will be
taught by Miss Mabel Rose in the upper
grade and Miss Brown in the primary No.
l will be taught by Miss Node Weymouth
of Morrill, and No. by Miss Anna Lamson
of Freedom. -. Mrs. Edwin Roundy and
family of Clinton recently visited her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Hartshorn.....Mrs Sophia
Hartshorn is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Carter, in Belfast. -. Mr. Simon Frs
kline has improved his farm buildings with
good coat of paint Rev. G. II. Beebe
and daughter of Searsmont called in town
last Friday.
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TROY.
DR.. NJ. T. Dodge left Monday for Augusta
to attend the special session of the Legisla-
ture.. Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Warren of BAN
gor are the guests of R. E. Stone and wife
for few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Spear of
Rockland are visiting Mrs. Spears sister,
Mrs. Daniel Piper. Mr.. Francis NJ. Forbes
of Brooks and Miss Lena Forbes of Reading,
Mass. visited Mrs. NJ. F. feathers last week.
80. Mr.. Charles A. Forbes and wife and
Master Galen Forbes of Brooks were the
guests of MIR. and Mrs B. F. Harding last
Sunday Mrs. B. F. Harding will return
to Billerica, Mass, this week, visiting Lew
iston en- route. Her daughter, Mrs. Katrina
Harding Bryant, will accompany her as far
lewiston. Mr.. Henry Fernald and family
and Mrs Harmon and Miss Belle Mutt are
attending the Church of God campmeeting
in North Searsport. Mrs. NJ. J. Bagley is
attending the Spiritualists' campmeeting in
Etna -. Miss Helen Weymouth, who has
been employed at Newport the past year, is
visiting relatives in town. She is to take a
course of study at the Maine Central Insti-
tute in Pittsteld. =. Miss Maude Clark has
returned to Pennington Normal SCHOOL,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Bagley will leave this
week for Winthrop, where Fred has engaged
to teach the fall term of school.
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PROSPECT.

PROSPECT.
Members of the G. T. G. club with friends
enjoyed novel ride last week. Decorating
hayrack very prettily with evergreens,
flowers etc., and with their club letters
conspicuously displayed ut the rear. they
drove to Standpoint to meet friends from
Brewer and have a picnic supper on the
beach. The party consisted Of MIR. and Mrs.
Lemuel Ames and grandsons, Maurice and
Walter Ames of Prospect; Frank Fetch
or and wife of Roxbury, Mass Jennie Cliff
ford and brothers Henry and James of
Stockton Springs; Ella Kelley and brother
Carl of Brewer; Miss Lillian Spinney of
Belfast; and Miss Nellie Hall of Camden.
After spending two happy hours with their
friends. Mrs. Will Kelley and daughter May,
Miss Minnie Cochran and Miss Lillian
Yeaton of Brewer, they started on their
homeward ride, accompanied by the usual
sounds necessary to a ride of this kind.
All enjoyed the day.