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80 horas CONVEX
tidas en- 80 minutes

ActuAlmsnte, para que an tele'
grama expedido, por ejemplo, en-
NusvA York, de la vuelta comp!eta
Al mundo, SO necesitA nm minimum
de tempo dc treintR y nueve horas.
Dentro de seis meses nm telegeA'
ma expedido de NuevA York rsco.
rrerA el mismo trayecto en- treinta
minutes.
Asi, por 10 menos, 10 afirmA Mr..
Jorgs Gray Ward, director de 10
ePacitic Comercial Cab Comp&nys,
que ACADIA de Acordar In union por
cable de ShAngAi con Washington,
por una parte, y ell Archipelago fiji
pino y Hawai-, por otro.
iBonito record ell de cuArenta mil
kilometros en- media horAl
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Del Prelad0 al DOeta

El Iltmo. senior Obispo, don Jai
me 81. Bler k, dir,g'6 el dia doce de-
actual, 6 nuestro buensamigo y com.
pafero don Qaintfn NsgI6n San.
iurjo. IL sigaiente carts:
<Hemos recibido y leido, con es :
peciAl complacencia, la composite. On
poetica que, teniendo por motive 10
festividad de 10 Augusta vi gen de
10 Provi iencia, deaica ustsd al Pre-
lado de 10 Di6cesis
Sin pre- tender juzgAr el m6tito IL
terArio de la p ,esfs. por no aernos
tan conocido ell cadeneicso ritmo en-
ae estk escrits, alAbAmos como 10
merecen loe harmosos conceptos ex
presados en- cada una de sus estro.
fas; glorificando 6 Dios. Nuest o
Seflor, al yer como e< is an verso
sonoro. las glorias de 90 Exeelss
PAtrona, nm hijo de ls b ,lla B rim
quen.
Mil grAcias por So dedicatoris, y
reciba usted, como prueba del par
ticulsr sfscto que nos n Grace, nues.
ira paterr al bendici6n.
Jaime FL Ble9ak.
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SON ESTOS SUS SINTOMAS /?

Predilecci6n al onanismO, emisiones de dia 6 de
persona del sexo opnesto al r entretener 70 ideas @
lascivas; granOs, cOntracciOnes dc los miscBlos
lqne son precursores de la Epilepsia); pensa-
mientos suehos voluptuosos; sofocaciones,
tendencias dormitar dormir, sensation de EN-
bauteeimiento perdida de la yoluntad, falta de
de tristeza 1, de- De salientos inquietud. falta de
pues deoualquier esfuerzo pequeio, manchas fio.
tantes ante Ia VISTA debilidad despues del acto o
esfuerzos en- la silla, ru1do sibido On los oios.
agdn peigro inmnente &c muerte infortunio Sr i
tardio perdida dismnuci6n de los desoos, de-
caimiento de Ia sensibilidad, 6rganos caidos y
sntmas spn para as esos s
hombre que debe recuperar sus enervadas fuerzas
Sittaes, 3 yendra ser presa de aIguna. fatal
Nosotros solicitamos de todos los que sufren
&c aIguno de los sintomas arriba enumerados,
comunicandose con nuestra Compaffa de medicos
especialistas que han tentdo veinte amos de ex-
del sistema sexual = quienes pneden garantizaSr
una EnI1r oaracion @ radical = Psrmanente;
paci6n, 81 es casado soltero cnaies de los sin.
tomas nombrados SO le han manifestado I'd, Y
estreehez, Stills aIguna otra enfermedad venerea
Nue-tra tunta de m6dicos diagnosticara ense.
ara I'd. de 10 que le cuesta un fratamiento de
Iaical Sc le restableceraa I'd. oompleta salnd.
postal garana de- bnena e enaa egoe
mesicos haya decfdido el complete tratamiento
que I'd debe someterse. "A -
0n7' ANA EsPECIALIsTAd del NORTE
176 Vincent Bldg, Broadway & Duane st.,
New York, E, U. do a.
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s EPASE

Que no publicamos communicates
in que sean pagados por adelan-
taao.
Cada seis palabras, SO cuentan por
una Inca y la hnea vale diez CEN
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
nunicaao sin su importe NO SO coa-
estan.
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LA UNION

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
IBERIA perfumeria sito en- 10 calle
de San Jose IL, Baios del Casino
Espanol, frente & 10 fotograna del
senior Colorado, estA introduciendo
grAndes meioras y cuenta con tres
com mpetentes operarios.
Precio de cadA aervicio 20 ctvs.
Propietario
Agapito del Toro.
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LibroS de Yenta
ES7AN A La VISTA I'm

la redaoci6s de
Lila Correspondence de r. R.s
Diccionario Enciclopedico. De II A.
Bsogrgfsa, Attolo5Sa, y GeogrGfyG 60 . sosso;
DO LwSs Gregotre.
La Princesita de los Bresoz. Noyele DO
Kuxenia Marlitt, Tomo.
Iemos.
La Vida de los Animales por 81 DR.. 4. N
Brehn, On 6 Tomos.
~ Mundo llustrado, On Iomos.
Panorama Nacional. por Hermene gildo
Malriles, en- Q Tomos.
Las Raxas Humans, por Federico Ratxel
en Tonnes.
Historia dc los Romanos, por Victor D.
suy en- Temoa.
Obraa cempletas de Mariana Jose de La
Hra, Teme.
Gueel, en- an Tomo.
Tres Possfas, El Angel de 10 Muerse. Cam
ai6R do 10 Campana Epistoia Moral, Tsms.
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La opinion pdbliCa
deS1gna para ireCtOra del Ash
10 de ninaS a la sonora
ANTONSANTI

Si como, se espers, ell Honorable
Gobernador atiende Ell dictsmen de
la C&msra en- 10 relative al Asi,o de
de niflAs y el presto de Directors
queda vacante. pose mos afrmar que
Ia opinion p1blica un6nimente de.
signa para ese cargo, d In caritativa
y generosa Sc d ora Tsress A utonsan.
ii, cuyos servicios de b,nefcencia
eon conocidos de todo Ell mundo.
Els de esperar que el Homo able
G -bernasor atienda tan justos de.
secs y suseriba tan see1 sds election.
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HOMBRES DEBILES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO VIGOR
La DEM0RA ES PELlGRjSA.

Parece que el Creador ha ordenado que despues
de la sangre el fiuido vital seminal sea la sub
stancia mas preciosa en- ell cuerpo del hombre, y
alguna perdida contranatural de 81 producira
sienpre resultados desastrosos.
Muchos hOmbres han maerto de intermediates
corrientes tales como las del corazon, del higado,
de los rihones, intermediates pulmOnares, etc,
por haber permftido q su vitalfdad gastarse, ex-
poni6ndose asi ser faciles v1ctimas de estas
medicinas, tomadas tempo. habGfan impedldo
estas debilitantes .perdidas, asi preservando su
vitalidad para resstir los ataQues de esas peli.
grosas enfermedad ss'
Muches hombres han negado lenta pero segura.
mente, q I'M estadO de demencia incurable causa
de estas p6rdidas, sin saber la verdadera causa
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PaImaS de coCOS

propias para trssplaItsrs - venden
en- pequel1as y grAndes CO ntidades.
Informant don Manuel Lopez en-
Vega Baja.
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Sc venden
Npos de imprenta, usados, On
bzen estado, 6 10 pesos el saintal,
20 vsnden On esta imprsnta.
Tamhi6n los caias para a. 9.
p-a-v-p- o.

Qualifications m6dicas en- ala
G srrespnaoncis.
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HunlaCa0

(De maestro corresponoD
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UN GRAN PREMIO

I'm solar hbrca asado la de 800, gratis
mos pmeo udique Ell nombre que adopte
Ia propiedad de la Association en- Santurce.
cada acciona concee por Que
posee. - ~
81 usted accions compre desde uego una mas ac-
clones remta sus INDICACIONES
IL sECRETARIO AsOCIAcION
listed puede obtener SOLAR ademas
nombe de que ma de ser ugar mas enantado
Puerto Rico
Cada indication debe hacerse sepdo
lmp debe contener ell numero de la ibrea
accones nomb direction persona que
la indication: =
FL certamen empa 25 de termina ell 81 de Enc
II de 1903. " : = - -
Las ndleacione seran numeradas por odn coav segdn
aya Denao oecretarlo cuando del ceamen
Drecnva
to Ell prlmero que 10 haya indicado recbra premo
UsESE ESTE UUPON
Llbreta No. Acones
70 lndco
Como nombre adecuado la propiedad de Ssnturee
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SHPR6SA De VAPORGS
DE SOBR1NOS DE +ERRERA


amestoo
60 hra tambien
PRoPosooNEs FLETAMENTd
A oUBANo i
Ell PAsAJE
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-
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.UNO POR 100 AL MES

In donde podra cocar used tai po
mento? =
Ell tpo de n ell msmo para poseedor una que para
de Oo accione Puedn hacee depos cuaquier
toda epoca
AHoRA momen de accione La de soares
en- eno de Association Santuce
nencas estes Sc traducen en- GRANDES DIVIDENDOS.
No vace usted nseguda
nehco Para mas norme dj al Secretaro Tetuan
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Fu6 detenido aver, por perju,io,
en- Writ Id de orden del Juex seflor
Cortada, ano de los testigos que in
tervlnieIon en- Ell ju clio del guardia
Casaao, pcr haber eicho primero
que este hAbfs levantAdo la mAcana
para @ 1esAda, y despues haber Gi.
cho 10 contrario.
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PONCE
de ,salestro c0rresponsaD

Enero 2l.- e Jurado que intervi.
no en- el jsis.o de 10 causa contra el
''post master" de Coamo, de cuyc
resultado df cuenta en- telegrama dc
hoy, 10 formaren los sel1ores Her.
nand, z, B ssoss. W .ters, Watt. Lee,
Litens, Escott, AIvarado, Rock
wood, Goicoechea, Schuck y Gro.
w s, habiendo sido recusados los Sc
i1ores Mariani, Kramer, CAssls,
Rok tpaard, Salas. Homuth, Daniel.
son, G C3mpigme. Humphreys, Kahr-
man. Naidert, O:ero, Brown, Porti
ia, ODonnell y Ferr6n.
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AlgunaS de las razones

Por las que Vd. debe hacerse accionsta de la
Asocaclon Popular Cooperative de Construcciones,
Ahorros Prestamos de PR.
ECONOMIZAR DINERO GANAR DiNERO
SER DUENo QUE sE WYE
En- de nero de 1908 Association reparto dividendo t
mestra dc un cento En- de Ab pxmo Ell avvendo
trimetfal no sera menos de por
UN0 POR 100 AL MES
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-11
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss Lena Joy has returned to her home
in franklin.
Sidney Ashe, of Gouldsboro, was In
town Thursday.
Mrs.. Pearl Trip has been visiting
friends In West Eden.
Harvey Hooper visited his parents,
George Hooper and wife, Sunday.
A. ~. Merchant. who is employed in
Bar Harbor, spent Sunday with Instantly.
A party OF fourteen, who have been at
Tunk pond for a weeks stay, returned
Saturday night.
Mrs. Ada Williams, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Havey, went
TO Bar Haroor last week where Mr..
Williams has employment.
Harvey Ashe died early Tuesday morn
ing after brief illness. He leavesa widow,
mother and tSo small children to mourn
his loss. Funeral services we're neid
Thursday morning, Rev. Mr. Russell Off
eating. Mr.. Ashe was a member of the
N. L. Stevens lodge, K. p. which at
tended the funeral in body. He was
eger willing t. do all In his power for the
bettermeut OF mankind; was loved and
respected by all. and his loss will be
keeniy felt in this community.
Feb. 9. r
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Miss Gertrude Bragdon goes this morn
ing to Boston.
John Brsgdon has gone to southern
California for his health.
Mrs. Edith Bean visited Miss Helen
Abbott at North Hancock last week.
Mrs. Lau Cannon and son Burton left
LAST week for Bosto', to join her husband,
who is travelling salesman.
Mrs. Mabel Tracy and grandson, Carl
Smith, OF Bar Harbor, visited relatives
and friends here the past week.
Clifford Coggins. brother OF George H..
Coggins, and former resident OF this
town, has rec nifty received the republican
nomination for state senator in the second
district Of California, comprising the
counties OF siskiyou, Shasts, Modoc and
Lassen. His many friends here will most
heartily congratulate him, for they feel
that he has merited the honor thus n
ferred upon him by the state of his
adoption.
Feb, g. "
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At a regular meeting of Surry lodge. A.
o U. w. Saturday night, two Candidate
we're Initiated, and the officers eis ct III
allied.
Richard Green, nsster-workmsn },
and several men bers OF East Biuehiii
lodge were present and conferred the
degrees, using the smplifisd form. Thi-
part OF tire work was very interesting.
tor Esst Biuehin lodge Is wide awake, and
s@s a smart. weIi-driIled team.
After the initistory ceremony was over.
Ar Green, W no IL also district deputy, a.
the request of Or. w. Z. Emery, who t.
deputy Of the Snrry lodge, proceeded tn
install be officers. He was ably assisted
by the East BiUehill lodge.
The officers installed were: Z. " o.
good, past master; w. g. Rich, master
workman; HI. c. Ellington, foreman; z
W. Cousins, overseer; j. r. Staples, re-
corder; r @. Osgood, receiver; J. Gott,
iosncler; z. 4. Jeiiison, guide; Cnarie-
Anderson, inside Waterman; Sterling An
derson. outside Waterman.
After the lodge closed a substantial
lunch was served which, owing to tht
isteness OF the hour, filled an essential
part Of the programme.
Feh g. a
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NORTH SED6wlCK.

A. Coz i"-, of Brookiin, Is working for
Horaee Allen.
Mrs. Juiis Wilson tell or the ice and
BROKE her arm ons Day last week.
A week Of prayer wss observed by the
pzsl or a. d the cearch people last week.
Jennie Her,ick, OF BiuehiII, Is visiting
her grand mother, Mrs. Hannah Aboott
N-ude gracy, OF BROOKLYN, was In town
last Sunday, the guest Of Minnie Thur
ton.
C.H. Closson and wife are In town
visiting Sir. Blossoms mother, who is
quite i'll.
Mrs. Ella Powers left here for Boston
Tharsosy sne intends to make long
visit with her sister, hirs. Clara Cispp.
Ms. Rnby Mayo. OF North Biuehin,
and Mrs. Hattie Allen spent Thursday Of
last week With Mrs. II. n. Allen at the
homestead.
A large party vent TO Brooksyille
county grange Thursday They report
very pleasant meeting and enjoyed fine
ride home on ne Ice.
Mr.. webber, from BIushiii, came near
losing h's life and pair Of horses in the
pond by breaking through the Ice near
Roy Allen's miii b e aud his horses were
rescued with O fieulty.
At the regular meeting OF the grange
held on Friday evening i've candidates
were instructed in the third and fourth
degrees. They were: Mr.. and Mrs. M.
II. Henderson, Mrs. H. A. Henrickson,
Mrs. Fannie Anderson, Mrs. Tyler. Fol-
lowing the work refreshments OF cake
and coffee we're served and a socisl hour
wss passed by the members.
Feb, g. RAE.
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We heard man ssy fse other morning that
the abbreyistion for February Feb. means
Freeze eveyy 5oas. aad shat man looked frozen
in his urEer itw~s sppsreHt that he needed
the kind OF warmth that stays, the warmth that
reaches from head 20 f..ot, all over the booty
We eoula have told him from personal know
ledge that HOod's sar,spariilA gives permanent
warmth. IL inyigoratesshe blood aud apseds Il
along through artery aad vein. and really 1T.
men and women, boys aud girls. 10 epjoy cold
weather and resist the attacks Of disease. IL
gives the right kind Of warmth, stimulates and
strengthens at the came time. and al its benefits
are lasting. There may be suggestion Ia this
for yoa.--Adss.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

II. g. Harrison is at work at Burnbam's
birch mill.
Large loads Of wood have been handled
the past week.
Those who have been III With the grip
are improving.
The w. c. r r. bridge men are making
repairs on the Mil pond railroad bridge
E. w. woostsr's attack on the robin
has brought upon him the wrath OF mos.
OF the women OF the community.
News has been received of the death at
Kent, Washington, OF Fred Adams who
had friends here. He was fatally hurt by
the cars at q lumber compsnyis mill yard,
and lived fifty hours sfter the accident.
He died January % He was a native OF
Victoria county, n. B. He was twenty
six years old.
Feb. 3. CHEER.
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st1t' MY NEWS
PROSPECT RARBoR-


Erusss Cele Eent to steEben Friday,
the guess Of d c. Smith.
Rev Wsnsee Cutter h attending TO his
psra.h c. * again, after his recent I'D
NEE
Mrs ss~ps=n Cole is In Gouidsboro
spersofr.g n xeek With her mother, Mr.
Epccb Ss~ Dsn-
Mrs.. Harvard Hsvsy. OF West Sullivan,
/. w9b Der parents, w. d Moore and
wife. for we 4 or two.
George Cose. NJ Mrsorfdge, came Friday
10 spsfas fsA dsys alta his child, who
hxsah his grancfstber, j. w. Cole
Tae P,tnlsn -isterbooe worked the arst
degree on a candidate 81 It's last regnsr
raseting Dsliciouz homsIasde candy
wss served.
Meas y ss received here last weak OF the
dsstb, Of pEeononis, Of Mrs, D. MeG.
Back, Hidos Of the late william L
Buck. at her home IN Marion, s.
The Bscks formerly spent their Summers
here
Tire V /. society was entertained last
week b. J. Vi wbiisms and vile A large
number p@rtoox 81 their boantiful boz
pitsltty. Popular guessing game
were one Of the pleasant features OF the
evening.
Local talent will present the comedy
drsnss, "Tne Yagsbouds," in Columbia
hail on Thursday and Friday evsnings,
under the auspices OF the school league,
assisted by some Of our b@ss talent IL
deserves liberal patronage. The pro-
eeeds are to go to the school library.
Feb e.
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MOUNT DESERT FERRY.

Mrs. Nellie Saunders visited relatives in
Bangor the past week.
w. W. Jellison made q flying trip to
Unionyille last Friday.
Miss Audrey Hodgkins spent Sunday
with her parents at Marlboro.
The sing 1t G. W. Benefits last We'd
nesday night was much enjoyed. r.
Mis- Edie Kin and Miss Madge Moon
have been quite III for few days.
Mrs. Mary J. Pomroy Tell one day last
week aud huri herself % tie badly.
Mr.. Luther Colby. who has been in
Bangor the psf three weeks, Is home.
Mrs Lettie Hopkins and child are visit
ing at Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Cartsr's.
Walter CIa-k has bought the Joseph
J.Iii-on place, nov occupied by Clare ce
Sickerson.
The Erie pdship club, lately organized,
will hold its next meeting with Miss
Jennie Strong.
i. L. WardweIl aud wife will leave here
for trip TO Washington, d. c., Thursday
w. w. Jeilison viii, fill MIR wardwell-s
place a. station agent.
Mrs. r. w. Grant is In Bang lr for a few
days. Capt. Grant, Who has been In Ban
gor for some months for medical treat
ne1t, will be aole to return home this
week. Mrs. Grant will come with him.
Feb. 9. YAsKAPoo.
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GREAT POND.
T. A. Williams lie improving.

T. A. Williams lie improving.
Perley Archer is still very III.
A little daughter came to the home of
Mrs. Mathew Laugbiin Jan.2s.
Quite number of pickerel are being
taken by local fishermen at Silver lake. I
There are about sixty horses taking
bark from tn woods to Amherst tannery
J. r. Shaman csught a bob cat in a trap
last week, and Bert Haynes secured a
large one alive.
Guy and Bert Patterson entertained a
party of friends at their new camp at
Long pond Saturday night.
Mr.. Rice, of Bangor, and Il. L. Perry, OF
Bar Harbor, were in town Wednesday
night on their way to Hancock tannery.
Mrs. Garland has been confined to the
house some weeks with sore throat
Miss Gladys is victim OF the whooping
cough.
Mr.. Bracket, OF Bangor, and George
Mclaughlin, OF Brewer, are now at Aui-
gator, the first fishing party there OF the
season.
Feb. s. E..
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EGYPT.
Rae.


L. j., F W.. and henry West are at
work at BurDham's birch mill.
Nelson Pomroy burt bis hand quI G
badly, isyi"g N up for few days.
Jennie 5eammon and Orrin Burnham
are attending the high school at West
Franklin
Dunn Bro-., Of Ellsworth, are hauiing
wood from th-ir lot at Buffers point to
Burnhsm's mil.
Sherman Scammon bas quite crew OF
meu and teams getting wood and log-
from the West lot.
Edgar sea mon and j. ii. Clark are
getting WOOD from the Wi!liam's lot for
). :. 5csmmon.
Thomas Leland, OF Trenton, ~ al work
for Joseph Morrison with pair Of horses
hauling to the mill.
Feb O. g.
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COUNTY NEWS.
GoULDsgORO.


Mrs. Gsrsruds wafssxerss visiting her
aaut ia EtlsE
W. L. Gaptiii spent a fsE days in Ban
gor Isst we-k on business.
Rotert MiIsiksu and wife, Of Winter
Hzroor. p at a feE days here last week
visiting friends
Alex we-tbsress, who has been en-
ployed in Brewer for some time, Is ct
home for fes days
A party OF twenty 'our from this place
sp mt lsst Tuesday al Gerryis lumber
camp. A picnic dinner was served. The
day wa- merry ons, aud all voted it q
grand good time.
Tracy Bro.., who are numbering near
here for Dan Dsr Bros., cot pine tree one
day last Mssx, the diameter OF Wniea Oh
tue stump ass taree feet, ami from which
four logs .sese cut when sc@lsd respect
lively, 40. $50. 80, aud $50 feet each, be-
sides thr.e eticks of stsse woo6 which
scaled DO feet-fn all /, 400 test.
Feb.a JES.
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WEST FREMONT.

Albion Murphy has broken his arm.
ington this week.
Everett Tinker, OF Southwest Harbor, il
visiting his cousin, Donald Robbins.
William Trask has launched his boat.
He and George w. Lant are going to try
the -caiiops.
There will be an enterts in nent and Ice
cream socisbie at the Methodist church
Tuesday evening.
Capt. Shnba-l Rich, OF Belfast, formerly
of this place, has bought schooner "Ori-
zon" of Capt. W. II. Hannah. She is now
lying In this port, bat expects to leave. as
soon as the weather permits, for Belfa.t.
Feb. 8. IHELMA.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. Lettie Hopkins, of Trenton, Is yls-
iting relatives here.
J. A. TUFTS, who Is employed at East.
brook, was In town Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Johnston visited relatives
in Sullivan few days last week.
There will be dance at Hancock Wed.
nesnay evening. Music by Wilson's or
chestra.
Miss Lottie Wooster, who Is attending
business college in Bangor. came home
Saturday.
Oscar Crshtree, OF Hancock, underwent
an operation for appendicitis In the hos.
pital at Portland.
r. E. Ball and wife, OF Fargo, North
Dakota, arrived Friday for visit with
Mr.. Balls parents, Horsce Bail and wife.
Feb g. T..
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mIETURH.

Miss NJ. A. Carroll has closed term
OF fourteen weeks on Calf island (0-p
ebee), and has returned to Southwest
Harbor.
Three large boxes of secondhand books
from Pratt institute, Brooklyn, n. Y,
have been received for the new library
swans Island, formerly known as Cali
island, but SOW called ope-chee. Tbese
books are well worn, but contain excel
lent reading
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WEST EDEN.
Reb. ..

Their many friends are extending con-
CALCULATIONS to Dir. and Mrs. Samuel
Leighton on the birth of daughter Fri
day, Feb 6-Etta EUdora.
District lodge, o. G. T., will hold ita
annual session With Granite lodge No. la
at Town Hill ball, Feb. 81. L. ID w.
Kittredge installed the following officers
Saturday evening, Feb. Z: C. r., James n.
Slower; v T., Mrs. e. r. Burns; p. c. r.,
A. Q. Pinkham; chaplain, Helen Hsmor
secretary. Luella Sargent; assistant secre-
tary, Judith Kittredge; financial secre-
iary, Herbert Cousins; treasurer, o. b.
Knowles; s. j. f., A. 8. Bunker: NJ. e. s.