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at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Lafayette
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Miss Anna Gales,

Miss Anna Gales, of this city. has been
elected as an assistant IN the departments
of Latin and Mathematics at the Baptist
Female University. Miss Gales is an ac-
complshed young lady and an able teach
err Her addition to the faculty of the
school will add to the efficiency OF the
institution.
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Stella Kornegay, very talented young
lady. who has recently returned from the
New England Conservatory of Music,
where she won high honors as musician,
left for Raleigh, where, after visiting
friends several days she will go to
Macon, Ca, to take charge of the voice
department in Wesleyan Female College.
Wesleyan is most fortunate in securing
the services as teacher of such a noble
and proficient young lady.
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Long, long he strove to gain the height
And thereby win her heart,
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HOOp-FlOWERs
Goldsboro's Mayor to Wed Charming Young
lady of Mount Olive.

Lazy OF mount OIlVe'
The following invitation has been sent
to friends:
Mr. Ernest B. Flowers
requests the honor of -'our presence
at the marriage of his sister,
Annie.
to
Mr.. George E. Hood,
on Wednesday evening September 23rd
Nineteen hundred and three.
at six-th'rty o'clock,
Methodist Church.
Mount Olive, North Carolina"
The bride-elect is a most charming
young lady of Mount Olive. with many
friends Mr.. Hood is an able and popular
attorney and is now the mayor of Colds
boro. He is the captain of Company B,
First Regiment of the North Carolina
National Guard, and is prominent IN
secret society circles. being the head OF
the Junior Order of United American Me
chanics in North Carolina. The congrar-
ulations Of a host OF friends will be ex-
tended the happy couple.
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COUNTY NEWS
or additional ooanty Nerrs see other page
pRospECr HARRoR.


Miss Edna Hamilton of Winter Harbor,
was here Sunday.
Edmund Dresser and wife, OF Mill
bridge, were at L. 2. Coles Sunday. ~
Miss sybil Cole has returned from a
visit to relatives IN Winter Harbor.
Mrs. G. Z. Larrabee has been spending
few days in Ellsworth and Bangor. v
Eff. Ray with his wife and daughter,
Miss Fannie, spent Sunday With relatives
Ia Cherry field.
Rev. S. l.. Hsnscom, OF Bar Harbor, will
lecture in Columbus hall, Monday even
ing, Dec. Ia,
Miss Bessie Crowley has gone to West
Sullivan, and expects to be at Barney
Havey's for the winter.
Mrs. w. IL. Moore has returned from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Harvard
Havey, of West Sullivan.
w. p. Hewins has closed bis cottage,
and lett Monday morning to join his
family In Dorchester, Mass.
Twenty-three from Schoodic lodge, K.
of p, went to Miltridge Thursday and
enjoyed the hospitality of Avilcon lodge.
Mrs. L. p. Cole, who has been spending
a few weeks with friends In Augusta,
lewiston aud Portland, returned last
week.
r. w. Nutter and wife, who have been
with their daug hter, Mrs. Charles Bisnce,
ir., since spring, have returned to Brook
iin.
Miss Dorothy Dresser, the primary
teacher, returned Sunday, having spent
her vacation with her parents IN Mil
bridge.
The V. L. society are to have their usual
Home made candies will be a special
feature.
Miss Marion Wilson, who spent her
vacation with friends 10 Jonesboro, re-
turned Sunday to resume her duties in
the school room.
The many friends here OF Marcus
Cieaves, OF Steuben, we're pained to learn
of hts recent accident in " hich be lost he
hha"o anu hh& GID "a hio iCit nhuus
Miss Grace T. Moore and /. 8. Ray at
tended the whist and dance given By the
Frothingh hams at The Hanover, Wiater
Hsrbor, Wednesday evening, In honor of
their second son, Parker Frothing ham, OF
Boston, who is paying them a short visit.
Friends OF Mrs. c. II. Abbott, of North
Sullivan, were pleased to notice IN re-
| cent number OF every Other Sunday
her most excellent article on "Michsel
Angeles work in the Sistine Chapel.
Halcyon assembly of Pythisn sister
| hood observed Old Home night at their
regular meeting, Tuesday night. There
wasia large attendance, and some who
were absent sent letters to be read
good programme with reading, singing
| and reeitations and a good supper helped
pass most enjoyable evening.
Dec. Z. C.,
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MI. DESERT FERRY.

w. P. Clarke is teaching the Hancock
Point school.
Mrs. Emma Carter has returned from a
visit TO Nicolin.
s. ]. Johnson is putting a wood furnace
into his house.
Ivory Crabtree, OF Eastport, spent SUM-
day with his family.
Mrs. Ruth Kearin, of Bangor, visited
friends here recently.
Mrs. Laura Colby has returned from q
visit to her father in Surry.
I. l.. Crabtree and w. W. Jellison are
doing an extensive fish business.
he. Crabtree, of Hancock, has been
at work for w. P. Clarke, making Inn
provements.
Leslie DOVE has bought the old Moon
place near the Mt. Desert Ferry school
house of Capt. Redman Grant.
Dec, z. A.
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ORLAND.

The sociabie at the parsonage Thanks
giving evening was success.
Roscoe Bennett and wife have gone to
Boston, where Mr.. Bennett will engage in
fishing for the winter.
The ladies OF the Congregational circle
will have a sociable and entertainment at
their vestry next Friday evening.
Superintendent of Schools Louis b.
Farnham will arrive from Lewiston
Friday, and, after making arrangements
for the winter schools, will go to Addison
where he is engaged as principal for the
winter term of high school.
Capt. and Mrs. William Anderson left
Monday for Boston where they will re-
main this winter. In the spring they
will return, and Capt. Anderson will
again command the fishing schooner
"Lizzie Griffin, which is hauled up here.
Dec 2. G.
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TIE AMERICAN has subscribers at JOG
OF the II6 post Offices in Hancock coanty:
all the other papers in the County COM
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
GAN is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, but 1t is the oasy paper that can prop
srly be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers The circWla-
tson of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, Is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
In Hancock county.
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SOMESVILLE.
CHIPS.

Schools cioseu here Friday.
Miss Marcia Fernald is visiting at A. G.
Ferpald's.
Rev. G. E. Kinney has moved into Cspt.
ID. E. Pray's house.
Harry Somes and wife have the SYM
pathy of all 10 the loss OF their little son.
The dance given by the young men Of
Somesville Dec. in Masonic hall was a
success. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Leach. ID. ID. q. Nj, of
Bar Harb Dor, paid an official visit to Mt
Desert chapter Tuesday evening. On ac-
count OF illness none of the brothers
and sisters from out of town were pres
emit. After the work Mrs. Leach gave
praise and corrections in such a way that
they were greatly appreciated by all. At
the close refreshments were served.
Dec. z. ID.
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WEST EDEN.

Miss Hannah Stanley left Saturday for
her home In Monticello.
School closed last Friday for a three
weeks vacation, after a term OF thirteen
weeks.
Aaron Bunker returned last week from
his cunning expedition with two deer
and bear.
Mrs. Ida Rich and Mrs. Florence Rich
have returned from their visit in New
Hampshire.
The school improvement league at In
dian Point realized neat little sum from
their entertainment last Friday evening.
The exercises were good, after which re-
freshments were served. The proceeds
are to purchase much needed articles for
the schooiroom.
Nathan Richardson, OF Marisville, and
Nina Joy, of this place, we're married by
Rev. George Kinney, Nov. %. They are
among our most popular young people,
and all wish them long and happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson spent Thanks
giving week with Mr.. Richardson's
parents at Mariaviile.
Dec z NJ
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PENoRsCOT.

Dec. 4.

Lester M. Sellers is at home for the win
ter
WI. Creamer and wife are in Bangor
to- day on business.
Earl F. Sellers, " no has been seriously
ill with bronchitis, is improving.
The schooner Joanna DGrgain" arrived
Sunday with full load OF freight for To-
cal merchants.
Miss Addie Clement, who has had en-
ployment in Massachusetts, for several
months, is home.
Sidney G. varnum and wife are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of
daug liter, who arrived Dec. 2.
The willing Workers gave their second
annual sale at Grange hail Friday evening,
Dec. d. Proceeds amounted to si2.
Capt. and Mrs. j. b. Sellers, who have
been away since last spring, are home. and
are occupying their house on Pension hill.
The social dance at grange hall Saturday
evening was well attended. Several from
Bluehill and North Sedgwick were pres
emit.
q
Lewis A. Snow man, the r. +. d. carrier
OF route No. 1, expresses himself as well
pleased with the business of the route dur
ing November. The number of pieces OF
mail handled was 1852. This amount for
the first full month is in excess OF all ex.
pectations.
Rising Star lodge, F. and A. NJ, held its
annual meeting at Masonic hall Wednes'
day evening, Dec. 2. Officers wore elected
as follows: Freeman n. Bowden, W. M;
Henry A. Davis, S. W.; J. B. Sellers, j..
w. Melvin A. Wardwell, S. D.; h. G.
Perry, J. D.; W. G. Leach, treasurer; b.
H. Cashman, secretary; trustees, Groves
Leach, r. II. Perkins, II. c. Perry; finance
committee, W. J. Dreamer, F. l.. Bowden,
A. J. Staples.
Dec. Z. SUBA.
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Vigorous Old Age

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LEoNnNsrER, MASS, Oct. IT. 1902.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FREMONT.


Hiram Dorr and wife, of Bucksport, are
visiting friends here
Willard Colt has gone deer hunting.
His friend, Mr.. Cunning ham, is with him.
James Benson and Ed Bunker, who
have been away deer hunting, arrived
Sunday morning with one deer.
DIR. Thomas Tspey, of Auburn, is
attending to the practice of his brother,
DIR. Eugene Tapiey, for the winter. The
latter, with his wife, will spend the win
ter in New York.
The grammar school closed Dec. 4, after
a term of eleven weeks. The teacher,
Miss Anna Fuller, of Madison, will re-
main here through vacation and teach the
winter term. She presented the school
with fine portrait of George Washing
ton.
Daniel Benson met with peculiar acct
dent last week, while working in the
building which has been used during the
summer as fish market. He was piling
up some boxes and barrels and stumbled;
the hook of the scales hanging near
caught under his eyelid, tearing up
through nearly to the eyebrow. DIR. Tap
ley dressed the wound. He was obliged to
remove about half au inch OF the nerve
from the eyelid. DIR. Tapiey thinks 1t
will not injore the sight of the eye.
Dec. z. Ky. q.
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WEST BRoOKsVILLE.

Omar Lord was taken to Augusta for
treatment last Wednesday.
The best May pig killed here this fall
was that of Capt. George w. Blodgett.
1t weighed $50 pounds.
Schooner "Rooert Pettis" has received
new ma.nmast and will sail, in ballast, for
Portland the first favorable wind
The arrival of the schooner Lizzie ].
CLARKE, grain loaded from Portland, at
wasson's wharf Sunday has broken the
corn famine which has been hanging over
this place for the past three weeks.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary j. Blodgett,
who died OF cancer Friday evening, was
held at the Congregational church Sunday
afternoon, Rev. II. l.. Packard officiating
o. L. Tapley, Cecil Farnham, Lancaster
Davis and Harry Taplsy acted as pail
bearers. Mrs. Biodgett had been i'll, con-
fined to her bed, for the past three years.
Her maiden name was Buker, born In
Hartland eighty-seven years ago. She
was the widow of tine late Capt. Daniel
Biodeett, and had borne eight children,
two of whom survive her-Mrs. Brooks
Grindle and Charles Blodgett, of this
place.
Dec. Z. ToMsoN
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REACH.
A. J. Slap
Dec. z.
SUBA.

Mrs. Myrtle c. Lowe is visiting relatives
in Rockland and South Hope.
d. w. Torrey and wife are visiting
friends in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Stedman Torrey and daughter
Ruth have returned from Boston.
Charles s. Foster is visiting his son,
Sumner Foster, in Dorchester, Mass.
Arthur r. Campbell has hauled his
steamer Sycamore" into winter quarters.
Master Seth Parker Hatch is visiting his
grandparents, Capt. and Mrs. w. p. Lowe.
Capt. Mark Billings has arrived in the
"Christabel", ana is oischarging lumber
for Herbert Conary, at Sunshine.
Miss Mary Knight is home from Castine,
and will teach at Sunset the coming win
ter. Miss Matte has gone to Pressure
Isle, where she will teach the winter term
of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi knight entertained a
party of friends at duck dinner Friday.
The guests were Capt. and Mrs. w. p.
Lowe, Mrs. Comfort Green aw, Mrs. An
geline Torrey, Capt. James Torrey, Miss
Lula d. Torrey and E. B. Torrey.
Dec. S. M. L.
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LAMOINE.
ToNsoN.

Miss Jennie Leland, OF Bar Harbor, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Hodg-
kins.
Rev. c. ID. Crane, State secretary of the
Maine C. E. union, will speak in the
church Wednesday evening, Dec. 7, in the
interests OF Christian Endeavor.
Miss Sophie Benin, OF Hodgdon, will
teach the winter term OF school in this
precinct beginning to-day. The high
school begins tomorrow. Mr.. Reed, a
Bates student, will teach.
Samuel P. Davis, an aged and respected
citizen of this town, died Saturday morn
ing from the effects of paralytic shock
sustained few weeks ago. He leaves a
widow and six chidren--three sons and
three daughters.
Stephen Whitaker. who is In business at
Seal Harbor, was in town Sunday. His
daughter, Cassie. who has been visiting at
Seal Harbor, came home with him to attend
high school here, and his daughter,
Myrtle, returned to Seal Harbor with him.
Dec. z. II.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Miss ona Googins is attending a business
college in Bangor. ~
Mrs. Samuel Golding has adopted little
girl six months old.
mace into his house.
Charlie Googins has gone on trip to sea
as cook for Capt. Foss.
John Mckay Is at hume for the winter
from Northeast Harbor.
Miss Rebecca Butler is home from the
Castine normal school.
Willie Walker spent few days with his
parents Ia Hancock last week.
A. L. Tracy and wife visited her parents
In Holden for few days recently.
David L. Turney and daughter, Of Bay
side, were at their old home recently. y.
Miss Sadie Mulian, who is teaching in
Holden, spent Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. Zida Lindsey, of Otter Creek, is vis-
iting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Robinson.
Mrs. Josie Googins. who is employed In
Bar Harbor, was at home few days last
week.
Miss Blanch Mcfarland is spending sew
eral weeks with her sister. Mrs. Lena
Stewart.
Mrs. Stella Shaw spent Thanksgiving
with her aunt, Mrs. Ann DeBeck, In
Clifton.
George Googins was here few days re-
Gently from Long Island, where he has
employment.
Stephen Gross, OF Ellsworth, who occu-
pied the Mcfarland kouse last summer,
was here last week.
Henry Miles, OF Boston, will spend a
part OF the winter with his PARENTS, VIII
liam Miles and wife.
Laura Tracy is spending few days in
Bar Hsrbor. She was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Erna Springer.
Miss Ellie Mcfarland, who has been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Lena Stewart, has gone to Bar Har-
Dor, where she has employment.
John Mckay was obliged to kill his two
and one half-ye old colt recently. In
some manner the colt stuck a stub In her
br, asst while in the pasture. The effects
OF the injury were beyond the skill OF the
veterinary.
Dec z. H..
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EAST LAMOINE.

Maynard Hodgkins and Ruel Bartlett
will start housekeeping this week in their
new homes.
John Davis has moved his family here
for the winter. They will occupy the
Alanson Googins house.
Frank Powers, ysno has been employed
by the government here, has been trans
ferred to Narragansett.
Work on the ice breaker at the coaling
station has been completed, and Frank
Meader, rho has been foreman on the job,
has moved his family to their home in
Trenton.
Dec a III.
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COLTS ISLAND.

M. V. Babbidge was at Mckinley and
Bass Hsrbor Dec. 4, on business.
The fishermen have been doing fairly
we'll in Pacentia sound the past week.
John M. DriscoiI, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Clara Phillips, has re-
turned.
Steam smack Robert and Edwin" wss
here the 9th for Holsters the price YVES
sixteen cents.
Mrs. Jennie Manchester, OF McKin-
ley, visited her parents, l.. S. Trask and
wife, last week.
One OF William p. Harding's lob ter
cars came ashore last week. He lost
about sixty HOLSTERS.
S. s. Trask killed spring pig weighing
3S4 pounds. Dennis Driscoll KILLED a
spring pig nine months old weighing 427
pounds.
Schooner "Catawamteak", Capt. wilson,
loaded stone at the Black Island quarry
last week snd sailed for New York. There
will be three or four loads shipped as soon
as possible.
Dec. Z. CHIPS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Starrett videto. a student at c. G. l., is
at home on his vacation.
Harrison Kim ball, who has been in
Boston for the past two weeks, has re-
turned.
Rev. A. NJ. Macdonald, of Seal Harbor,
preached at the Union church Sunday at
ternooD, Nov. %.
Francis Squirting, Mary Fitzpatrick and
Hannah Kimball, students at Kent's Hill
seminary, are at home for short vacation.
George E. Kimbsll, member OF the
senior class at BowdoiB, who has been at
home :or the Thanksgiving recess, has
returned to Brunswick.
Wednesday evening, Nov. Is, jerome
Knowles and wife held a wedding recep-
ton, at which many OF their friends
were present. During the evening dainty
refreshments were served.
Dec. l. s,
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss Flora Devereaux is home from Mr..
-Gray's where she has been employed.
The golden rule society met with Mrs.
George Hooper last week. This week it
will meet with Mrs. Ella Havey.
Many from here and West Sullivan at
tended the funeral services at franklin of
Miss Cora Havey, whose death occurred
at Lewiston Dec. /. Much sympathy
is expressed to the family in their Attic
ton.
Dec. z. M.
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GoULDsBoRo.

Preston Guptill, who has been IN. !.
very low.
Mabel Campbell spent few DAYS !,
Bangor last week, returning Saturday.
L. fl. Campbell and Jason W. Tracy
have been at Eastbrook for a few DAYS
pickerel fishing.
Rev. Wallace Cutter has returned from
his vacation, and preached in the Union
church Sunday afternoon and evening
The repairs on the interior OF the Me,bo.
dist church have been completed, and
services will be held there next Sunday.
Dec. 7. JRN
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SEAL COVE.

Capts. e. p. Sawyer and James Kelley
are home for the winter. leaving their yes
sells In New York.
Thomas Norwood and wife have moved
back into their house here, after an
absence of two years.
Chester Robbins and wife are soon to
commence housekeeping in the house
owned by Mrs. Heath, of Bangor.
L. W. Rumill, of West fremont, has the
contract to build stable for Mrs. Mildred
Carver. The building is well under way.
Mrs. Mildred Carver has returned from