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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-11-11

job. The murder was prepetrated in
box car, where they were probably
appropriating a ride. Earle escaped
but was arrested and taken back to
Savannah, where he broke Jail and
got away as far as Minnesota, es-
Gaping detection until discovered a
few days ago when officers from that
city came up and took him back.
The murder Of his best friends and
travelling companions for the small
amount of cash which he probably
secured reveals truely degenerate
character. He should suffer the ex-
IRENE penalty of the law.
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-Ex-Sheriff Jacob Miller of BOs-
cobel is in the city on business.
Mont Miller returned on Tues
day from prospecting tour in the
northwest.
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SURRY.
DAVID.
Aug IT.

Reference to the centennial celebration
may be tund eise@ here in his issue.
Presiding Elder F. l.. Hayward, OF
Bncksport, was in surry few days last
week. He attended quarterly conference
at East BIuehill Wednesday evening and
took prominent part in the centennial
exercises Thursday.
j. F. Staples has bought the building
formerly owned and occupied By Fred
Warren as barber shop and confection-
airy counter aud viii, after making
necessary changes and repairs, move in
his stock of general merchandise from
the store owned by A. L. Treworgy which
be now occupies.
Among the old-time residents OF Surry
who were in town last week were: Capt
W. A. Freethy and daughter, Mrs. Jennie
M. YouBghsns, of Brooklyn, n. "; Mrs.
Mary Freethy and daughter Miss
Eldusts, Mrs. Mary Barbour and Mrs.
Sophia Hussey, OF Brewer; Mrs. ASS
Grant, Of Bangor; Mrs. s. s. scammon,
Of franklin. and George Patten and wife,
OF Colorado.
Aug. IT. G..
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Eco.
RLuEHILL FALLS.

DR.. G. r. candsge has gone 10 stoning-
ton.
A. T. conary went to Ellsworth Au-
gust IA
Lester Conary spe8t last week with
friends in Egypt.
Mrs. P. NJ. Friend has returned home
from Sargentville.
Capt. Friend. schooner "Gamecock"
arrived from Rocklsnd the 18th.
Several witnessed the yacht race In
BIuehill bay Wednesday, Aug. Il, Harry
Consry's yacht "The Haste" won third
position.
Capt. r. 9. F. Csndsge and son Robert,
OF Brookline, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Msrquand, OF East Boston, were the
guests OF A. r. Consry and wife Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. B. Sylvester has sold the eastern
side of Min island to New York parties.
This island is near the Falls where the
first settlement OF the town OF Bluehili
was made.
Aug. II. SUBSTITUTE.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Charles Barbour Is visiting friends aud
relatives here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stinsou and fam
lily, of Goose Cove, spent Sunday here.
Schooner Melissa A Wiley, of
Thomaston, is loading paving at NJ.
Baird Contracting Co IS
F.F. Morse has received he lumber for
the new house which he intends to build
as soon as the foundation is finished. :
Schooner "Flora", OF Eastport, was here
recently and got four hundred and sixty
bushels of herring for Eben Holmes fac
tory at Eastport.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Humphrey, when Miss Winifred
Colony and GurIand Newman were
married by Rev. Joseph Jackson. About
thirty friends and relatives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newmsn let on the boat
Wednesday morning for Gouldsboro,
where Mr.. Newman Is employed In the
sardine factory.
Aug. It. DAVID.
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sEDGwI',ICK.

Austin n. Dority was In Ellsworth
Thursday, Aug. IL. He was accompanied
by J. II. Hooper.
Charles and belmont Turner, who have
been visiting in town, left for their homes
In Portland Aug. 10.
Cspt. r. A. Torrey and o. p. Carter,
with their wives, attended the Surry cen
tennial Aug. Is. They report 8 good time.
There was baptism at West BROOKLYN
Sunday, Aug. Is, the rite OF baptism
being conferred by Rev. E. K. Drew, OF
Penobscot, on two candidates.
Robert Anderson, W no has been yacht
ing 10 the Mediterranean, arrived home
last week. He is having trouble with his
throat, which causes an enforced vsca-
ton.
Miss TresdIeii, OF Portland, spoke 10
the church In the forenoon and at the
chapel in West Brooklin in the afternoon,
in the interest OF the chiIdren'sx home at
Augusta.
Aug. II. c.
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OnS.
Aig. II.
ARE.

Ethel Young is visiting at MIR. wilbur's
in Esstbrook for few days.
William Morey, of New York, has
Joined his family, who are soiourning
here.
E. Jordan and dsuR hters, OF Eddington,
were guests last Thursday OF MIR. Jor-
dams sister, Mrs. K f. Grover.
Mrs. Edgar Robbins and little son
Clyde bsve been visiting her parents,
Aaron Parsons snd wife, at Marisville.
Horace Salisbury and wife, of Brewer,
who came to stteud the Jordan reunion,
remained in town few days with friends
Mr.. William True and daughter Eliza,
of Ellsworth, have been visiting Mrs.
True's parents, G. NJ. Warren and wife,
for few days.
Aug. Il. DAVIS.
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DAVIS
NORTH LAMoINE.
Aug. 10

Mrs. Leila yinceut. OF Weymouth.
Mass, Is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Lena Blsisdeii and little daughter
are the guests of Mrs. Lizzie Brsgdon.
Mrs. Charles MouHon, OF Portland, is
visiting her parents, Ira Hagsn and wife.
Albert Frye, of Prospect, spent few
days here the past week as guest Of Mrs.
Hannah Mcfarland.
Edward fitzpatrick has rebuilt the
piazza and is making other needed repairs
at the homestead here.
Eugene Hodgkins Is expected Tuesday
from Brighton, where be has been EN-.
pioyed as conductor on the electric cars.
Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick and family,
who have been visiting her sister at Ellis
worth the past week, return tomorrow.
Aug. II. y.
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GOTT,s ISLAND.

Capt. Cummings and o. Merlin and
wife visited the island Sunday In his
nephtha dory.
Miss Bessie Martin, of Somerv'lle,
Mass. is with S. A. johnson and wife at
Old Farm.
William II. Powell and wife, of New
York, arrived last Wednesday and have
taken rooms at Strawberry cottage.
Capt. Amos w. Staples and wife went
to Atlantic to spend Sunday with his pa
rents, Capt. and Mrs. E. NJ. Staples.
Charles Trask, OF Northeast Harbor,
who. with his famiiy,is spending his va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
s. Trask, has been quite Ill.
Miss NJ. Iiams, of Philadelphia, arrived
Aug. Is at Petit Plaisants, accompanied
by Miss Yoder and Miss Eagle, who board
at Rose cottage. Miss Yoder rooms at the
Strawberry.
Dr. and Mrs. Harte, of Philadelphia
Mrs. Roberts and Miss Roberts. OF Boston
DR.. Mitchell and DIR. Longcope, OF
Philadelphia, were here last week in the
yacht "vayu H..
Aug. II. CHIPS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
. a.Iai.ianal Ceantg " - - =
EDEN.


DEATH OF MRS SOPHIA n. EMERY.
Mrs Sophia Nj. Emery afed al bar
Harhor. at the bone @. her son, Hiram ).
Emery, with whom she lived, Aug y
aged lightweight years, eight months
twenty days
Funeral services were bsld In the
church at Salisbury Cove Monday, con-
Quoted by Rev. Gideon Mayo, assisted ny
Rev. Clarence Emery.
The iEterment was in the family lot
at the Emeryas district.
Sophia thopkinsl Emery was oorn IN
Eden Nov 10. 1914, the csagnter oil MT.
and Mrs. Seth Hopkins. She was married
In May, 1888, TO Jared Emery, OF EceD'
This union was blessed by ten children,
four OF whom survive.
Two sons were given to the service OF
their country, one being shot down IN
oatties the other died at home from as
ease contracted in the army.
Her husband died In June, 1888.
Mrs. Emery and her husband became
members OF the Eden Baptist church
early in life and were loyal members, Mr..
Emery being deacon Tor many years.
Her christian living was exemplary, both
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GOULDSBORO,
TRACY FAMILY REUNION.
THELMA

TRACY FAMILY REUNION.
The eighth annual reunion of the Tracy
family was held here Aug. Is, on the old
Jonathan Tracy homestead with the usual
success.
The day was perfect and quite large
number was p-ess MT, but not as many as
usua on account Of the hsying season be
ing late, so the men could not leave their
WORK.
During the forenoon the time was taken
up greeting old friends and relatives OF
the family. The usual picnic dinner was
held in the old spruce grove at noon.
After dinner business meeting was
called to order, and the board of Of
icers was reelected: President, BEDFORD
z. Tracy, Winter Harbor; vice president,
Capt. S. L! Tracy, West Gouldsboro;
treasurer, NJ y Jeanette Leighton, steu
Ten; secretary, Miss Ella B. Tracy,
Gouldsboro; assistant secretary, Mrs. C.
L. Tracy, Gouldsboro; trustees, B. E.
Tracy, Capt. 5. L. Tracy, Charles L. Tracy,
En0s l.. Tracy, D. A. Tracy, Gouldsboro;
E. 5. Workman, Cherry6eId; George H.
Perry, Gouldsboro; co nmittee on arrange
ment, {. L. Tracy, chairman, d. A. Tracy
and George r.. Perry; programme com
nittee, Miss Jeanette Leighton, Mrs.
Dora Smith and Miss Helen Smith.
1t was voted that picnic dinner be he'd
in he grove he first Saturday in October
and thai the men and boys come with
teams, i'm plements, etc, for the purpose OF
making some much needed Improvements
on the grounds. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Committee on work, John II. Tracy,
Charles L. Tracy and Fl. G. SmaIlidge;
committee on dinner, Mrs. Lizzie Libby,
Mrs. Jemima Tracy and Mrs. Z. c. Trip.
1t was voted that the ninth annual re-
union of the Tracy family be held the
third Saturday in September instead of
the third Saturday in August, as before,
and on the same ground. A collection OF
Haze was taken TO defrsy expenses.
The programme Of the day included
singing, America; prayer, Rev. Wallace
Cutter; remarks, Bedford e. Tracy; ad-
dress OF welcome, Rev. Mr.. Cutter; recita-
ton OF original poem, Miss Edna Work
man; recitation, Miss Norma Davis; re-
marks, Rev. Mr.. Jones; singing, "God be
with you till we meet again"
Il was voted that the programme COM
mfttee try to secure band next year.
Much credit Is due the programme COM
mittee, and all wish to extend them a vote
of thanks.
William G. Tracy, of Waltham, Mass,
who was present five years ago, was
present this year.
Aug. II. SPEC.
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OTIS.

Mrs. Bessie Jellison is employed in Bar
Harbor.
Ferd Robbins, who has employment at
Ellsworth, came home over Sunday.
Atwood Edgecomb and wife are the
recipients OF a fine baby boy, born Aug 3.
Byron Robbins came home last wee
from Clinton, where he has been hsying.
The Houstin boys, OF Brewer. are in
town getting hay on their fathers old
place.
Z Peter Jordan and wife, of Bangor,
former residen9 here, are visiting reia-
tises and friends for few days.
Frank Roberts and wife and Roy Rob-
erts and wife with Miss Moore and Web
ster Roberts, OF Bangor, are tentipg at
Springy pond.
Aug, 10, DAVIS.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Mary Gray and Mrs. Abbie jun
kins visited Mrs. Abbie Presley this week
Miss Alice Robbins left Thursday for
Brooksville to visit her cousin, Miss
Genevieve Allen.
Mrs. Jennie Shaw and son, OF Water
town, Mass, and Master Allison Robbins,
OF Roxbury, arrived here Wednesday for
a few weeks stay.
Elmer Billings, wife and daughter
Helen, who have been visiting at Mrs. M.
D. Robbins, left Wednesday for Bluehill,
whence they will return to their home
In Cambridge.
Several from here visited the spinning
bee at Sunset Thursday. The same old
wheels were in evidence, most of them
giving evidence of being used only for
these occasions, though there were some
very practical ones on hand. The art OF
spinning by hand is getting to be Curl
osity. and 1t Is amusing to see the summer
people try their hands at drawing out the
rolls, to the detriment OF the yarn indeed
but generally to the benefit OF the treasury
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EAST BLUEHILL.

r. e. Greene returned to West Hanover,
Mass, last Thursday.
6rs. :. J. Grant, OF Bangor, is spending
g few days with Mrs. L. B. GrindIe.
Miss Title Marks, who has been visit
ing relatives 10 Sedgwick, returned yes
terdsy.
Schooner ~. B. Stinson", c. A. Can
dage MASTER, Is loading with wood for
Roekport.
Bert Hall, OF Holyoke, Mass, arrived
hast Tuesday. He will spend nis vacation
at W. NJ. wsrdweli's.
William Fsrnswortb. who has been Wis
itins his friend Jack Ashworth, returned
10 aek Island yesterday.
Eugene R. Greene and Harvey P.
Greene, of Brockto3, Mass, are visiting
their relatives here and at South Surry.
Ms. Lydia Huston, OF Freeport, for
merry OF East BIuehill. and Miss Nettie
Clay, OF Bluehili, were in the village last
Saturday calling on friends.
NJ Albert Long snd wife, of Somerviile
Mass, Andrew Sheibsmmer and Ads
Holt, of South Boston. and Mrs. John B
Mcneil, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, left here for
their respective homes last Tuesday
Miss Susie E. Long accompanied them
bliss Long is cousin OF Mrs. Mcneil
with whom she will spend the remainder
of her vacation.
Auo IT G.
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WALTHAM.
Aug. IT.

Frank Durham, of Amherst, is In town
hsying.
Miss Isabel Jordan is spending q vaca-
ton at Sandy Point.
George Stanley, who has been in Clinton
the past'few weeks, is home.
Mrs. J. S. Earle, of New York, is with
her sister, Mrs. Alden Haslem.
QUAR- and Lester Giles, of Belmont
Mass, are here for few weeks.
Sidney Jordan, of Boston, is visiting his
parents, Charles Jordan and wife.
Mrs. Hannah BIet hen, OF Lisbon Falls
Is with her daughter, Mrs. W. B. Hast
ings.
Granville Tate and Miss Ruth Wilbur
OF Lakewood, we're the guests OF George
Stanley and wife Sunday.
Aug. IL. "A.
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on account OF bsd weather. The morning
was thick and cloudy, bu tin the afternoon
the sky cleared and several gathered and
,assed few hours ia social interccrrse.
A movement IL on foot among the Jor-
dams to erect hall on the grounds, 50 in
esse it proves stormy the meetings may be
held under cover.
Mrs. ]. W. White. who has been visit
ing her mot her, Mrs. Mary Carr, and her
sister, Mrs. George A. Frost, has returned
to her home in Dorchester, Mass.
Aug. IL. 8.
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COUNTY NEWS.
additional oas.nfy vsrs see oiAsT pags
WEST FREMONT. !

WEST FREMONT.
Miss Maud Lunt, OF Bangor, hss re-
turned home.
Mrs. F. w. Lunt, who broke her leg e
few weeks ego, Is able to sit up.
Charles Leighton, of Miibridge, has
been spending few days at F. w. Lunt's.
Mrs. Amanda Leland and son Chsries,
of Ellsworth, spent Sunday st F. w.
Limits.
Capt. Alton Murphy has gone to Bangor
to take charge OF the schooner IL. d.
Remick"
Herbert Newman, who has been work
ing in the factory, returned to Eastport
this week.
Mrs. Maud Webster aud Miss Agnes
Mitchell left this week for a visit in Ben
gor and vicinity.
Rev. Harry Hill, OF Southwest Hsrbor,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. A. p.
Thompson Sunday.
b. B. Reed aud little son Carl have re-
turned from Portland where the latter
has been to the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Maria Dodge, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. F. w. Lunt, has re-
turned to Searsport, where she Is EN-
ployed.
CaW. Charles Limit, OF the schooner -.
NJ. Harlow, has been home for a few
days. Capt. Lunt has taken his family
with him to Bangor.
Mrs. Curtis Hodgkins and Mrs. White
and daughter, OF Arlington, Mass, have
been visiting Mrs. HodgkiBs' brother,
VIII Trask, OF this place.
Charles A. Rideont, of Ailston, Mass.
who has been spending his vacation here,
was Unexpectedly called to Bowdoinham
by the sudden dealt OF his father.
Miss Leila Reed and Arthur RumiI,
| both prominent young people OF this
! community, were married Saturday night
/ by the Rev. Clarence Emery, of South
west Harbor.
Mrs. Abbie Stanley is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Zulma Clark. Mrs. Stanley was
q former resident of Manset bat for the
past years she has lived on Monhegsn.
Henry Hardy, who hiss been fishing
since April with George W. Lunt, has re-
turned to his home in Bangor. He was
accompanied by bis wife. who has been
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Bertha Lsngstroth and children
who are spending few days with Mrs.
Mildred Carver, of Seal Cove, called on
the Iatter's mother, Mrs. Sally Reed,
recently. Mrs. Lsngstroth was Miss
Bertha Clark, a former resident OF this
town. I
What might have been serious acct
dent occurred at the stes m boat landing
one day this week. Miss Julia Clark left
her boat. as she supposed, securely fss-
tened, but in some way the boat went
sdriit and Miss Clark in trying to reach
il fell from the wharf into the water.
She grssped the boat rail and ciimb bed
into her boat before assistance could
reach her.
Aug. II. THELMA.
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DEDHAM.

Walter Fogg has gone to Bar Harbor to
visit relatives.
The infant child OF Leroy Emerson and
wife Is very III.
Lee Fogg. of Bar Hsrbor, was in town
Monday on business.
Mrs. Mabel Howard. OF Boston, is
boarding at w. w. Blacks.
j. o. BurriiI, of Brockton, Mass, and
his dHughte Lizzie are visiting relatives
in town.
Miss Gladys EIdridge is spending few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Seweii South
worth, OF Brewer.
Miss Grace Bramhali returned to her
home In Bangor last Wednesday, after
spending a week with Mrs. S. P. webber.
Aug. IL. b.
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COUNTY News
FOR asdttdonai cosaty Ee,ss sec osss, =
NoRTH sEDawIck

@. H. Grant, of Ellsworth. va.
Saturday O8a
Hoyt n. McCauley was the Ruestor
Ada Allen last week. nm
Miss Eva Buckingham and uo,h..
turned to Clinton, Conn.,, Tuesday "
Eugene Clspp and wife, of Bos,oa
the guests OF Mrs. Clara clspp. 'S
Fred Sargent, wife and dsusbta, :,
ssreentville. were in town Sunday, "
RoIand Durgsn and wife spent H..
day in surry visiting Mrs. 8. W. Trsuos.s
J. II. Closson, wife and daughter u.,..
OF Portland. are visiting Mr.. Clos.o.,
father and grandmother.
Mrs. Edith Hsrtweli, OF Lincoln. Ma.
is visiting her mother and D. e A."
her brother, at Millbrook farm.
II. L. Elweli, wife and daughter Amt.
of Woodfords, are spending a fey d.
with Mr. EiwslI's mother at the Ced...
Mrs. Lucy Closson bad party II,
friends and relatives Friday OF Old Hon.
week, most OF them from Massscbuse,,.
Mrs. p. 3. Day, OF Ellsworth. M,s
Hattie cushman. of wsltham, Mass, and
Sadie Alien we're in town Saturday callin,
on friends and relatives.
Mrs. E'weli hsd a reunion OF her chill.
dren and grandchildren on Saturday n,
Old Home week. Her youngest SON
Harry was absent, much 10 the regret NJ
all. They passed very happy evening.
aug. ~. RAY.
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MARLBORO.
SUBSTITUTE,
Aug. Il.

George Jeilison went to Clifton Satur-
day.
There was clam bake at the shore last
Friday.
Mr. Smith and wife. OF Houlton, are
visiting at Mrs. Clara Ford's.
Percy Brsgdon, Of Boston, Is visiting
his mot her, Mrs. Warren Graves.
Mrs. Abbie Wiley and little son, OF
Bath. are visiting her parents, Ransom
Hodgkins aud wife.
Charles Copp and wife, of Trenton,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Cops sister,
Mrs. Abbie BowdeB.
Rev. j. s. Blair, who is spending his va
cation at Lsmoine, had services at the
Union chapel here Sunday.
Aig. II. ARE.
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sERE AMERICAN has Subscribers at 100
~ tAe II5 post olsces Ia Hancock county;
al the other papers in the Couaty com
bsRed do not reach so arany. THE AMER
soAS Is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has neper claimed to
BE, but It IS the only paper that can prop
srly be called COUNTY paper; al the
PEST are merely local papers. The circuLo-
sioa Of TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
8aTbov Records summer list, IS larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
sn Hancock county.
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LAMoINE.
Aug.15

Horace Salisbury and wife are guests of
w. K. Salisbury.
John Maxwell, of Orient, is the guest OF
Mrs. Alton Trip.
DIR. Nathan Hodgkins has returned from
a short stay in Eastport.
Mrs r. D. Hodgkins Is in Eastport, the
guest OF DIR. Herbert Hodgkins and wife.
Mrs. Elmer King, of East Boston, is
visiting her mother in law, Mrs. stillman
King.
Miss Olive Coolidge, who has been Wis
iting in HouIton and vicinity, arrived
home Saturday.
Rev. W. H. Rice and family, of Levant,
are visiting their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Alton Trip.
Mrs. Chenerey and daughters and Miss
Fappey, OF Massachusetts, are guests of
TMrs. c. NJ. Strattou.
Raymond Hodgkins and wife and Miss
Dora Linscott, OF Portland, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Annie Linscott.
Mrs. John Devereaux and daughter
Margaret, of Bueksport, are guests of
Mrs. Devereaux's mother, Mr.. NJ. A.
FarntRm.
Several were disappointed by the I'M
favora bic weather of last Thursday which
prevented them from enjoying the Old
Home picnic at Blunt's pond. A few met
on the following day, but as there was no
general understanding, the gathering was
small.
Aup II n
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SULLIVAN CENTRE.

B. G. Baker has gone to FRANKLIN hey.
ing.
Everard Noyes is visiting his parents,
Fred Noyes and wife.
MIR. Harlow and Mr.. Aver, OF Brewer
are at e. w. Johnson's for week.
Ad. Fenton and son Archie arrived
home from Portsmouth, n. H., Friday.
Frank Smith, who has been helping s
b. ohilcott haying, has gone on the road
again.
Charles Hardison, OF Northeast Hsrbor
came Saturday TO visit bis mother, Mrs
Carrie Patten.
July 10. SPEC.
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ASHNILLE.

Capt. J. b. Bunker and family, OF NIL
bridge. who have been the guests ofE.H.
Hodgkins and wife, returned home last
week.
Miss Gladys Young. eccom ran ed by
her friend, Miss Bridges, OF Hancock. i,
the guest OF Miss Young's aunt, Mrs.
Julia Trscy.
Mrs. q. k. Bodekins and children, OF
West S7mervilie, Mass, have srrived and
wi spend few weeks with Mr.. Hods.
kips' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. Hodg.
kins.
Aug. II. B.
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EDEN.

Holmes Ficke't is at work for ]. Fl.
Thomas.
There will be social dance in Agricul-
ture hall, Eden, Aug. 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. leighton, OF Mark Island,
visited friends here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Hodgkins and
family, OF Boston, visited friends here
Sunday.
Miss Lottie Inmau, who has been visit
ing her friend Miss Parsons, returned
home Sunday.
John Fl. Thomas and wife, Mrs. Flora
Alien, Mrs. Susie Gilbert and Mrs.
Florence King visited Ellsworth to-day.
Aug. IL SPEC.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Condit, OF Everett,
Mass, called on friends here Thursday. j
Miss Florence Blaisdeli. of East Frank
lin, was the guest of Miss Nina Moon one
day last week.
Tho friends OF DIR. W. L. Haskell and
wife regret that they are to leave here
and locate permanently in. lewiston.
The best wishes OF host OF friends go
with them.
Aug. II. NJ.
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W EST FRANKLIN.

George and Halsie Cooruhs are at home
from the schooner "a. L. Wbitmore".
ID. f. Smith recently broke bone in
his hand at scammon's store by falling.
The date for the Clark reunion has
been changed to Tuesday, August 25, in.
stead of Friday, August 2s, as reported
last week.
Aug. Is CHEER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-19
MARIAvILLE.
SPEC

Joseph Jordan and family, OF Salisbury
Cove, were in town last week visiting bis
sister, Mrs. Henry Frost. and his father,
Nathan Jordan.
The annual reunion OF the Jordan fam
lily, which was held at the Charles Black
grove, was not as largely attended as usual