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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17
Return of Major W. c. Gorpas.

Major VIM C. Gorgas Of the medical de-
partment has just returned to this city
from a visit to Cairo. Egypt. where he
represented the medical department of the
army at the first Egyptian medical con-
gress. He received a great deal of atten-
ton from the authorities and is confident
that good results will follow the action of
the congress. he is now engaged in the
preparation of his report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17
Failing to Make Returns.

Other portions Of section 1 were left as it
came from the House. as were also sections
2. and 4, except that the minimum fine
of $500 for falling to make returns is
stricken out leaving a specification only OF
the maximum, which is left at S.. 600. Sec
ton g. pertaining to rebates, is stricken
out entirely, because the question Of rebates
is covered by the Elkins bill, which already
has passed both houses. Section was not
changed but section 8, authorizing and de-
filming the legal process for enforcing the
proposed law, was cancelled. That pro-
vision was taken out of the bill because
the ground Is covered by the substitute for
section Z. Section 10 was not changed. but
the House provision In section IL. the last
The House bill awards damages three
fold to persons or corporation injured by
other persons or corporations under the
provisions Of the proposed act. The COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17
To Cure a Cold in One pax

Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets. All drug.
s'sts refund the money II II fails to cure. Il. W.
Groves signature Is ON each box 25c.
se3o-tu. .h&s-1boe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17

Inc MeoleafSnoSfty OF alexandra met
yesterday in the office Of Dr. William r.
Purvis on South Columbus street and elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: Dr. William NJ Smith, president; Dr.
William r. Purris,7 VICE president; DIR. Hugh
Mcclure, secretary, tand DR.. Thomas S. Glib
son, treasurer. Drs,, Louis s. Greene, Avery
Rittenour and Stuart Jameson were elected
to membershipdn the society.
The Wardley Apartment House Company
was granted "a charter in the corporation
court yesterday by Judge Louis c. Barley.
The sum of 100000 is named as the capital
stock. The incorporators are T. F. Schnei-
der, s. M. woodward, e. g. Parker and P
C. Halves. Mr.. Gardner L. Boothe is named
as local counsel.
Two freight cars were derailed last night
at Burke's station on the Southern road.
No one was injured and the Obstruction
only caused a brief interference with traf-
.fc. Burke's is two miles from Ravens
New York and Florida express occurred
Sunday morning.
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FRANKLIN.
chapeI.
Nov. 80.

Frank A. Crabtree is over from Ellis
worth for another hunting jsunt. Hay-
ing secured his two deer be will turn his
attention to other game.
The ladies In charge OF the Christmas
bazaar are working early and late for the
sale which occurs Dec. Q, 10 and IL. A
supper Is proposed for each evening.
II. &. Bunker has bought from the Cor
don heirs a lumber lot, and Is operating
1t this season. Oliver Mcneil Is also tn
the same business, having secured land In
an adjoining section.
Mrs. $. 5. DeBeek is the recipient Of a
fine Ivers Il Pond piano, purchased OF NJ.
Ii. Andrews, Bangor, as tenth wedding
anniversary present from her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Asa Dyer.
The hum of the saw-mill at Donnelrs
pond has taken on added lite since the
rotary aas put in. B,aisdell * B,aisdeii
are kept busy filling orders. Operations
| IN the woods are soon to follow.
Col. Coyens closed a series of special
services az the Methodist church last
Thursday evening. The attendance
throughout was good. The evangelist was
ably assisted by the gospel singer. Noble.
Misses IIincks and Guptin closed the
fall term OF school in district No. FRI
day. Miss GopIin LETT for her home in
Gouidsboro the same day, Miss Hiucks
stopping over until Monday, when she
left for Orri0gtou.
Rev. j. L. Lombard, of Athens, has
spent week in town among former par
ishioners who extended glad hands. For
several terms he has been the successful
principsl of Somerset academy. That. In
connection with his PASTORAL work at
Athens and Harmony, bas kept him a
very busy man. Sunday afternoon he
preached for Rev. L. Il. Petersen, and
gave his hearers fine sermon.
Nov IN N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-12-02
WEST SULLIVAN.

Arthur Abe, of Hall Quarry, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents here.
Mrs. Howard Gordon spent Thsnksgiv-
ing with her sister, Mrs. Seth Scammon,
at East Franklin.
Frank Springer, who is employed at
Bar Harbor, spent Sunday with his pa
rents, John Springer and wife,
Rev. F. L. Hayward held services at
Union cnutch Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings in continuation OF the
revival meetings recently held here.
Many from this part of the town at
tended the funeral OF Sherman K. Down
ing at East Sullivan Sunday. he was a
member Of David A. Hooper lodge, r. and
A. IA, aud ii. L. Stevens lodge, K. OF P,
OF this place.
Cards have been received announcing
the wedding of Alexander Nj. Mattocks,
formerly of this town, now of Albany, N.
Y, to Miss Martha Elizabeth Ralph, of
Albany, Thursday, Nov. 26.
Miss Roxie Tracy and Herbert Jellison
were married at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. FL. Havey last Wednesday morn
ing by Rev. o. G. Barnard. The young
couple have many friends here who join
in congratulations.
Nov 40 r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-12-02
WEST TREmoNr.
Nov. 30.

School closed this week.
Several attended the concert at Center
last Thursday evening.
Miss Bertha Murphy, who has been
visiting at Mckinley, is home. Y
Walter 5. Lunt, who has been working
al South Goulds boro, is home.
Willie Sawyer and family nave moved
into the Frank Eaton cottage.
Rev. A. P. Thompson, who has been at
work at South Gouldsboro, is home.
Fred Bridges and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF daugh-
ter.
M. N. Davis, who has been visiting at
Miloridge and Prospect Harbor, has re-
turned.
Misses Myra, Rilla and Goldie Colt,
who have been at work in the factory at
Mckinley, are home.
Misses Bernice Murphy, Minnie and
Emma Thurston, who have been work.
ing at Mckinley, returned Thursday.
Nov. 80. THELMA.
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MARLBORO.
X, "
Nov. 30.

Mrs. Clara Ford is in Houlton visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. c. Alexander.
Percy Brsgdon, OF Millinocket, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Warren Grover. =
Miss Audrey Hodgkins is in North
Msrisvilie visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Grover.
Allen HodgSips, who has been en-
ployed by DR.. c. [. Morrison at Bar Har-
Dor, lie at home.
Lieweilyn Closson, of Bsyside, spent 6
few days last week VITA his grandmother,
Mrs. Abbie Bowden.
Melvin and Homer Wilbur have gone
to Lakewood to visit their grandmother,
Mrs. A. IL. Wiibur.
Miss Grace Hodgkins, of Ellsworth,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents, b,
! 2. Hodgkins aud wife.
! Adelbert Hodgkius and Miss EIzetts
Harvey spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
/ HoegkiBs' sister, Mrs. Daniel Mcintyre
/ in Ellsworth.
Nov. 80. ARE.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mason Springer viii move into f, A.
Patterns house this week.
John r. Gordon has returned from Bar
Hsrbor where he has been employed.
Calvin Springer and wife are keeping
house in the house recently vacated by j.
G. Springer.
HsmIin Gordon received deer Saturday
from bis nephew, Howard Springer Cor
don, of Aroostook.
Enos Slower is moving from the F. A.
Patten house into houre near the bridge
owned by j. IL. West.
Rev. j. Il. Lombstd, former Metho-
dist pastor here, is 10 town and preached
in the Methodist chapel Nov. 20.
Harold Carter and wife, OF West Ellis
worth, visited Mrs. Carter's parents last
week. Her sister Angie and son Maynard
returned with them.
Several men from this vicinity have
found employment in Bar Harbor for the
winter. Among them are F. e. Blaisoell,
John Wentworth, jr., freeman kinsman
and Arthur Msttison.
I. NJ. Blaisdell is building new store
which will better accommodate his stead
lily Increasing business and trade. He has
shut down his quarry for the winter but
has quite force OF men at work in
motions.
J. c. Springer has moved his family into
the woods with him for the winter.
inertia Vivian, the youngest daughter,
will stop with Pastor Sihey's family and
go ic school. The TWO Oldest girls are in
Ellsworth. His son Ellis will 60 with
him.
| The home union sewing society served
I dinner In the chapel Thanksgiving day.
A goodly number avaiied themselves OF
the chance to get one of the society Is
! famous dinners, among them Pastor
| Petersen and former Pastor Lombard
| Col, Cozens, the evangelist, and MT
Noble " no assists in the revival services
/ with bis singing. The proceeds will &C
towards pay ing for the new chairs for ths
! chapel.
Nov. 80. X,
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PENogscor,
H.
Nov. 80.

Wells F. Wardwei is bone from Ban.
gor on short vacation.
Earl F. Sellers ID on the sick list, suffer
log with bad cold and bronchitis.
Capt. William Sellers has hauled his
schooner "Flota Condor" up, aud is home
for the winter.
The isdies OF the Willing Workers so
ciety are preparing a sale to be given at
grange hell Thursday evening, Deo. 3.
George o. Littiefield, of the U. s. N
who has been at home on three months
firlough, has been assigned duty on til
new battiesbip missouri. MIR. Little
field LETT last week for Newport News,
Va, where he will join the ship.
Nov. 80. SUBA.
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RAE.
LAMOIN

W. x. Salisbury and wife visited in
Msriaviile last week.
Capt. Clifton S,ratton Is at home for g
Few weeks visit With his family.
Miss Clara Hodgkins resumes her
school at West Hancock to-day.
Irving Young and wife and Msnsel
Young, OF Bangor, spent Thanksgiving
with their parents, Benjamin Young and
wife.
The mission sale Friday night was well
patronizsd. Over SIS was received. The
circle ID veey grateful TO ali who aided
1t by their patronage.
Mrs. Nathan Boynton has returned
from visit In Massachusetts, where she
went to be present at the marriage Of
her daughter Sadie.
Nathan W. Hodgkins, VINO graduated
from the Philadelphia dental college last
June, Is receiving congratulations on bis
achievements in the Preparations OF his
chosen profession. He passed success
fully the state examinations in New York
and Maine and appeared before the state
dental board Of Massachusetts In October,
and has very recently been notified that
he passed a successful examination. THIS
is especially gratifying TO his friends and
worthy OF concentration from the fact
that only twelve OF those who applied for
the first time in October passed success
fully, and each year large percentage
| fail in the first examination.
| Nov. 30. Ill
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GREAT POND.
ANNE.

Mrs. Mary Williams has gone to Bangor
for the winter.
Mrs. Rowe closed very pleasant term
of school Friday.
Mrs. Matthew Laughlin has rented the
N. Il. Collar house.
Miss Mae Stephens, of Eddington, is a
guest Of Mrs. Shuman.
Sewall Mitchell has gone to Sullivan for
his teams and more men.
Aaron Bunker, of Eden, has killed two
deer and bear this week.
John Laughlin is to lumber at Rocky
pond for Whitcomb, Haynes 81 Co.
Albert Haynes and family and Guy Pat
terson have returned from 10 Mary lakes.
Joe Patterson and family arrived from
Fredericton, N. B., last week. They will
have housewarming Saturday evening.
Nov. q. e.
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SWANS ISLAND.
Nov. 30
loIe spent Sunday here.

Daniel Cole spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Nellie Herrick spent Sunday here
with friends.
Lswis Stanley has been confined to the
house fos the past week with scalded
foot.
Edward Lunt, OF Msnset, has been
making some repairs at the light station
here.
The village improvement society held
business meeting at Mrs. B. F. stinson's
Friday.
Capt. Seth w. Greenlaw, of Deer Isle.
has been here few days with his sister,
Mrs. L. b. Stanley.
Capt. Charles Sprague and wife will
live with Mrs. sprague's mother. Mrs.
Sarah A. Gott, for the winter.
Presiding Elder Hayward preached an
interesting sermon here Sunday, Nov. %.
There was large and appreciative au-
dience.
Nov. 20. Dawn
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ToMsoN.
NORTH CAsTINE.


Miss Annie Dunbar is home from Bucks
port.
Frank witham, who has been very i'll, is
improving.
Irving Conner has gone to Bluehill,
where he has employment.
Percy wardweli has gone to Boston in
the schooner "omaha", Capt. NJ. c.
Perkins.
Misses Maud and Grace Wardwell were
the guests of c. NJ. Leach and wife
Thanksgiving.
Capt. George Blodgett and wife spent
Tnanksg wing with his daug hter, Mrs.
John S. Snow.
The school in the Dunbar district began
Monday, taught by Miss Cecile Hutchins,
of Penobscot.
Mr.. Fessenden and wife, OF Fort Fair
field, are visiting their son, Rev. Thomas
Fessenden, at the village.
Miss EstelIe Perry, who recently re-
turned from Colts Island, has gone to
Sandy Point to visit friends. Y
Miss Grace d. Leach came from Brewer
Wednesday to spend the remaining days
of the week with her mother, Mrs.
Augusta Leach.
Frank W. Hutchlns came up from Vinal-
haven last week for q short stay. Virgil P.
Wardweu returned with him to resume
his work OF shore fishing.
Nov. 30 l..
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne scs. see other pages
WALTHAM.

Miss Eta Blake is in poor health.
Hollis Jordan shot a large moose Friday.
Wilson Googins was in Bar HRrbor
recently.
George Stanley and wife have closed
their house for the winter.
Alden Morse, OF Bar Harbor, who has
been here hunting, has returned home.
Mrs. Almon Jellison and daughter
Ethel, of Ellsworth Falls, were in town
Sunday.
DIR. J. II. Patten, of Amherst, was in
town vaccinating Thursday. About sixty
were vsccinated.
School No closed Nov. 20 after q sue
cessfni term OF twelve weeks taught by
Miss Minerva Jordan, of Ellsworth Falls.
Those not absent were Carrie Jordan,
Melvin BragooD, Ormand Hasten, Austin
Jordan, Leota and Arthur Henderson,
Sadie HRslem; absent one halt day
Phena Braley, Those who won prizes in
spelling: Carrie Jordan, Melvin Bragdon
Ormand and Ethel Hasten, Austin Jor-
dan. Miss Jordan, the teacher, was
loved by all, and each was ememberec
by present, forgetting none; even th'
superintendent Yves not overlooked. IL
return she was presented with severa
presents, including small purse o
money from the school.
Nov. "a. IL.
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EDEN
Nov. "a.
Ii.

Winnie JeIlison has gone to Otis hunt
ing.
Granville Jellison, of Otis. was in town
Thursday. n
Miss Hazel Dority, of Otis, is employed
at John Hodgkins'.
Miss Carrie Tibbetts, of Bar Harbor, has
been visiting friends here.
There will be a masquerade ball at Eden
park hall, Tuesday, Dec. S.
Miss Ethel Thomas, who has been teach
ing at Mark island, has returned.
c. V. Leland's house burned Nov. "a.
All the furniture was saved. 1t was in
sured.
Charlie King, with his family, spent
Thanksgiving with his mother at North
Ellsworth.
Helen Abby Thomas has closed her term
of school at Ellsworth Falls and returned
home. Miss Thomas is soon to go to
Pennington to school.
Black foxes are getting quite numerous.
Chester Rich has one, and Edward Thomas
and Rich Smith, of Pretty Marsh. All
them were shot on the island.
The engagement is announced OF S. L..
Burns, of this place, and Miss Edna
Brewer, of Hull's Cove. The wedding
will take place at the church at Huli's
Cove, Dec. II.
Nov 20 M r
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HANCOCK POINT.
ARE.

A. b. Foss is at work for S. J. Johnston.
Mrs. Emma Carter is visiting relatives
at Nicolin.
Mrs. Mary Maddocks, of Nicolip, spent
Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. Emma
Carter.
w. A. Crabtree and wife have returned.
Mrs. Crabtree is 10 poor health.
w. H. Phillips has been visiting at
Northeast and Southwest Harbor.
Ivory Crsbtree is visiting bis family
here. He Will SOON go TO Boston.
Mrs. Edith Penney, Daisy Chester and
Mrs. E. Carter were ID Bar Hsrbor re-
Gently.
Howard Hodgkins aud wife aud Mrs.
Mae Ball and daughi Martha have re-
turned from Boston.
Nov. 80. K.
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COUNTY NEWS
FOR additional County Ne'es see other pages
NORTH sEDGwICK.

NJ. L. Elwell has been quite i'll for
week.
Mrs. Nellie Pierce scalded her arm quite
badly last week.
Maude Bracy, OF Brooklin, is visiting
Miss Minnie Thurstou.
Mrs. Annie CIosson and son Erie re-
turned from Rcekland few days ago.
Miss Benlah N. Thurston has returned
from Boston, and is now teaching at
school No. 4.
Fred Atherton and Frank Maddox, of
BluehilI, and Horace Stinson, of Stoning-
ton, were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, OF Bluehill, were in
town last week visiting Mrs. Evans
mother, Mrs. r. c. Abbott.
Miss Jennie Carter, who has been work
ing at Addison, has returned and is now
working at South BluehiIl.
Mrs Hattie Clough and daughter Jen-
ME. of BluehiIl, were in town last week
visiting Mrs. Lucy Closson.
H. II. Alien, wife and children Maurice,
ano Virginia, spent Thursday with Mrs.
Aliens mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Elwell.
G. NJ. Allen, wife and daughters Esther
and Florence spent Thanksgiving in
Brooklin with Mrs. Aliens mother, Mrs.
u. A Grindle.
r. c. Abbott has made many changes
and repairs on bis house which have inn
proved 1t on the outside, and made 1t
much more convenient and comfortable
inside.
Mrs. Lucy Closson and son Jacob, Mrs.
Hannah Allen and her adopted son
Harry and Miss Sarah j. Coombs, OF Ban
gor, spent Thursday with Mrs. Ada
Allen, Mrs. Blossoms daughter.
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HuLL,s COVE.
Mrs. Mary Hinekley is ill.

Nov. 80

Mrs. Mary Hinckley is i'll.
Miss Edna Brewer is on the sick list.
Mrs. Ethel Hamor is improving slowly
from her long illness.
Charles Shea and wife have moved to
Bar Harbor for the winter.
Winthrop Stanley is home from Farm
ington for short vacation.
Mrs. Annie Hamor and daughter Doro.
thy spent few days last week in Bar Har-
Dor.
Miss Agnes Brewer has returned from
Bar Harbor, where she has been employed
during the summer and autumn.
Hudson Kelley and family have moved
from Ellsworth, and will live with Mrs.
Kelley's parents, John Pierce and wife.
Mrs. Mary Gardiner, who has been at
home for few months rest, has re-
turned to her work in Riverdale, NY.
Nov. 80. ANNE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-12-02

THE AMERICAN has subscribers at 100
Of the II6 post Offices u, Hancoek county:
oil the other papers in the County COM
bsned do mot reach so many. THE AMER
GAN is not the only paper printed in
EaHoocS county, and has nerer claimed to
be, bat it is the only paper that can prop
srly be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers, The circutd-
tson Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbor Records Summer last, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
in HancocK county,
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST BRooKsvlLLE.

The condition of Omar Lord, who has
been i'll for several months. is unchanged
Fred Jones, OF Belfast, passed Thanks
giving with his mother, Mrs. Lucy j.
Jones.
Alden Tapley left LAST evening for Cape
term of school.
DR.. Farrow's thirty foot sailing yacht
"Naiad" was placed in winter quarters at
Lords shore Friday.
John S. Tapley and his friend Carroll
Perkins, who spent Thanksgiving here,
returned to Colby this morning. n
Last Saturday the steamer Fremont"
made her last trip for the season, getting
no farther up river than Bueksport.
Jerome p. Tapley, jr., who has been
employed in Massachusetts, for the past
nine months, is home for the winter.
"Grassmere LODGE which has been
forty years, has been closed and is now for
sale, Mrs. j. F. Smith and her children
having left here last week for Portland,
where they will reside in the future.
All schools in town are in session this
morning. The teachers are: District No.
l, Charles Swan; grammar, Mrs. SHELTON;
primary, No. 2, Miss Grace Slower; No. 2ISa,
Miss Crissie Colt; No. 3, Brooks Grindle;
No. A, Miss Kate Tspiey; No. 5, Miss S.
Jean Condor; No. Z, Miss Lillian Gray;
No. S, Alden Tapley.
Nov 30 TOMsoN
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SOUTH PENoBscor.
sUBA.

Curoll N. Perkins, of Wsterviile, spent
few days here recently.
Goodwin, who have been III, are improy-
ing.
Sometime Friday night Mitchell's hotel
was entered and between sI2 and Sii
stolen. The thief entered through a
window in the ell, and made his exit from
door next the widow, leaving 1t open.
fne noise was heard by Mrs. Mitchell, but
as she supposed it to be some member of
the family moving around, no alarm was
given. consequently the thief got off ua-
detected.
Nov. 30. CLIMAX,
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IsLEsFoRD.

The Thimble club met with Mrs. Ida
Bryant last Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Tucker, who has been i'll
the past few weeks, is improving.
Nathan Stanley, who broke his leg a
few weeks ago, is able to get about.
School closed here last week, taught by
Miss Hazel Durgin, OF Cornish. The
high school begins Dec. a.
Everett Squirting left here for Bidde-
ford Thursday, where he has been chosen
as seventh man in the life-saving station
at Fleteher's neck
Nov. 80. @.
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COUNTY NEWS
sor additional County Ness, see o,,.. ~
REACH.


lug, 'ot
Mrs, Laura Damon Is visiting in 81.
ington. S'0a'
Charles Foster is suffering with ~.
matism. sU'
d. w. Torrey is superintendent !.
construction OF bridge at Lit,Is W.
Isle.
8. +. loves power boatlis nearin,
pletion. IL is expected to prove snsa4.
craft. 'S!
Samuel Eaton and wife. OF Oak po,,,
visited relatives at Little Deer Isle sa,a'
day and Sunday.
Mrs. $. +. Torrey, with her little DANE.
ter Ruth, Is visiting friends aud relsl,s..
10 Boston and vicinity.
Miss Anita Torrcy Is at home this wa.s
The high school lie closed, the te..b..
being called home by the death q, 4,
mother,
Mrs. Angelina Torrey has retu,r,.
from the Greeniaw district where ~.
has been whiting her sister, Mrs. Sarah
j. Greenlaw.
Mrs. Levi knight spent few DAYS in
Csstine this week, the guest OF her daueb.
ters, Misses Mary and Martha, who attsns
the normal school thera.
.f4.. ft.~~s~
OF mustsrd green's In field owned by
T. Lowe, this week. The greens wvrem
fresh and green as II no breath OF snov
ever touched them.
Nov d AZ
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FREMONT.
[HELafA.

Mrs. l.. F. Gott, who has been i'll for
several weeks, is able to go out anittle.
The primary school, taught by Miss
Lalu Mayo, OF Southwest Hsrbor, closes
this week. Miss Mayo has taught several
terms here and is popular and efficient
teacher. The grammar school will con-
tinue another week.
Miss Elizabeth Peterson, of Philadel-
phls, who has spent the summer at her
cottage on Colts Island, was here Monday
on her way home. She was accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. Lawrence Peterson,
They formerly spent many summers here.
DR.. Watson's store was broken into
Thursday night, Nov. IS, and about $50
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SPEC

Albert Eaton, who was taken seriously
i'll while away ON q deer hunting trip, has
recovered sufficiently TO return home.
Sidney Rich is away on a pleasure trip.
He has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Mine
Dyer, at Cornish, and was present at her
silver wedding anniversary, Tnanksgiv-
ing Day. He is now spending a week
with friends In Lynn, Mass.
Rev. Dean A. Walker preached very
able and interesting sermon on the work
OF the church building society, Sunday,
Nov. 20. Mr.. Walker will be away for
the next two weeks. He will accompany
Rev. John Brown, who has been mis-
sionsry TO Hsrpoot, Turkey, for many
years, ION a lecturing tour through Han
cock county.
Nov. 80. X, Y.