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from Denver and eastern

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from Denver and eastern
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western points
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Jansen does painting.
Don't Patronize Us

Unless you want the incest and the
bast in meats and fruits. 93tf
City Meat Market.
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sEDGwICK.
June s.

Rev. E. s. Drew is away on his vacation.
Nal F. Dow has moved to North
Brooksville. All regret his leaving.
\ Miss Addie F. Luikin, who has been
employed in Lynn, Mass, the past year,
came home Saturday and will spend the
summer months with her mother, Mrs. o.
p. Carter.
Harry Mcfarland met with severe ac-
cident June by the breaking of his
wheel. He was returning from the ice
works. when the fork of his wheel broke,
throwing him into pile Of rocks. He
was taken to Byron V. StoVer's where he
remRins.
y The Masons of this village had "rats-
ing" June 1, when two candidates were
made happy. Over sixty brethren were
present from Deer Isle, Brooklin, Penob-
scot and Brooksyilie. A collation. was
served. Frank and Harvard Grindle, OF
Sa"gentville. were the candidates.
June s. {.
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MARIAVILLE.

There will be poverty sociable at the
schoolbouse In district No. Thursday
evening.
There have been two heavy frosts here
OF late, killing beans, apple blossoms and
BURBERRY blows.
MIR. Young, OF Surry, who was en-
ployed last summer by DIR. Morrison, OF
Bar Harbor, ON his farm here, has again
taken charge OF the farm and moved his
family here.
Mrs. E. c. Durham, who has been an in
mate OF the asylum at Bangor for some
months, has SO far recovered as to be able to
return to her nome. Her neighbors and
many friends are rejoicing over her return,
as she is a woman highly esteemed by all.
The forest fires that have been raging
with so much fury have spread over quite
large territory, without doing much
damage, there not being much timber
land where burned; hut all the townspeo-
pie for days had to fight rnanfully before
they could be subdued.
June s. 5,
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GoULDsBoRo.
June 2.

Miss Mary Lowe, of Cherryfield, is Wis
iting at Horace Guptill's.
Mrs. Ellie Campbell picked several ripe
wild strawberries last week.
Mrs. Margaret Rolfe, who has been in
Sorrento for some time, is at home.
Mrs. Bertha Handy, who has been visit
ing in Bar Harbor, returned home Sat-
urday. u
Miss Ella Tracy, who has been teaching
In East Franklin, is home on account Of
i'll health.
Mrs. Mary Sowle has gone to Bar
Hsrbor where she will spend week with
her husband.
Neil Meserve and wife, of Otisfield,
who have been visiting relatives here,
have returned home.
Mrs. Clara Bickford, of Winter Harbor,
has been spending a week with her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Joy.
Mrs. l.. ID. Campbell, with her little
daughter Audrey, is visiting her parents,
George Beers and wife, OF Vanceboro.
June s. JEN.
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SOuTH SuRRY.

Mrs. Harvey Candage and son went to
East Bluehil yesterday to spend week
or more.
Mrs. Amanda Young is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Torrey, at Nor
gan's Bay.
Mrs. Laura Colby, of Mt. Desert Ferry,
is visiting her father, Edgar Treworgy.
She will return Wednesday.
Maurice Gray, who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. W. V. Coggins, for a few
days, returned home last Saturday.
Some men are employed at the Calvin
Curtis place getting it ready for Mr..
Wilder to occupy later on. Mrs. Clara
Carter, who sold the place and is still &C.
cupying the house, has rot yet decided
where she will go, but will purchase a
home somewhere and expects to move
soon.
June s. TRAMP.
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WEST HANCOCK.
June s.

Tilden Smith, who has been employed
in Eastbrook, is at home for a while.
Arthur Bridges and wife, OF Massachu-
sets, are guests at George B. Bridges.
Mrs. Mary R. Butler is visiting her son
in Trenton.
Mrs. Sarah Norris is visiting friends in
North Hancock.
Mrs. Caroline Austin, OF Bar Harbor,
was the guest Of Mrs. Mary r. Butler
last week.
J. M. Milliken and wife, of Bar Harbor
made short visit recently to their par
ents, III. c. MiIliken and wife.
Mrs. Malcolm Googins has been spend
ing few weeks in Olamon with her
husband who is employed there.
Mrs. Bert Dorr and Mrs. Aivah Abbott
made q short visit to relatives here last
week.
A. E. Foren Is at home for a while from
Bar Harbor, where he is employed, on
account of blood-poisoning In his hand.
Victor R. Smith, of Northeast Harbor,
visited his grandparents, James Fl. Nc
Farland and wife Saturday and Sunday.
Congratulations are due Howard Tracy
and wife, who were recently married.
May they have long life and merry
one.
June 8. SUMAc.
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WEST FREMONT.

Charles Leighton, OF Milbrdge, was
calling on friends here last week.
Mrs. Jason Kane has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Eliza RumilI, this week.
B. r. Lunt, who has been working on
Spectacle island, came home this week.
Mrs. Charles P. Lunt went to Bangor
this week to join her husband.
John II. Leland and wife, of Ellsworth,
have been visiting Mrs. Leland's sister,
Mrs. F. w. Lunt.
Mrs. Willis Candage, who has been visit
ing at her home in Bluebill, returned this
week.
Mrs. Willis Sawyer and daughter Arlene
were calling ON friends at Bass Harbor
this week.
Henry ]. Hardy, who has been fishing
with G. w. LuDt, has returned to his
home In Bangor for short visit.
Mrs. Nettie Rum1ll, who has been In
Northeast Harbor for the past week,
returned Saturday.
B. r. Lunt, who came home from
Spectacle. took the next boat for Moose
Peak where he will work with his brot her,
Edward A. Lunt.
Mrs. Zulma s. Clark who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Myra RumiIl,
has gone to Manset to visit another
daughter, Mrs. L. A. Clark.
Mrs. Baneh Dix has received the sad
news of the death of her husband,
Capt. Ernest L. Dix, who was knocked
overheard from the schooner "John l..
Treat" in gale Of wind. Capt. Dix was
the only son of the late Robert B. Dix,
who was also washed overheard in the gale
of April 7, 1901. Capt. Dix leaves a
mother, wife, two sons, two daughters
and sister, besides large circle OF
friends.
June6 THELMA.
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DEATH OF BENJAMIN DODGE.

The funeral services of Deacon Bepja-
min Dodge, who died after two weeks
severe illness, May 81, were held at the
home Thursday afternoon with a large
attendance, the three ministers of the
place, Rev. Messrs. Emery, Hill and
Walker, officiating. They gave touching
tribute to the worth of this faithful
christian man, who throughout his mar
ried life of forty-five years had never,
when at home, missed the morning scrip
ture reading and prayer.
Mr.. Dodge united with the Baptist
church in early life, hnd for many years
was clerk of the church, and for forty
years faithful deacon.
He was also veteran OF the Civil war,
serving his country in Co. E 18th Me. in
fantry, later a member of the Grand
Army.
The pail bearers were Comrades Maurice
Rich, Stephen Gilley, j. B. Mason, Carl
ton Dow and Lemuel Lurvey. Interment
at Hillside cemetery.
Beautiful flower pieces testified to the
affection of friends. The sorrowing wife,
daughter and grandchildren have the
deep sympathy OF all who knew and hon
ored the deacon for his quiet exemplary
life of seventy-two years.
June s. SPRAY.
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OTIS.

Mrs. Wallace Tibbetts visited friends IN
Holden and Brewer last week.
Charley Kenney and wife, of Eddington
Bend, visited Mrs. Kenney's father June
IS.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent, who have
come to preach at Mariaville for the sea-
son, were calling here last week.
Freeman Jordan, OF Ellsworth Falls,
has come to stop with his sister, Nancy
Jordan, for few days.
Mrs. Bert Kincaid returned home June
from Ellsworth Falls, where she has been
for week with friends.
Eben Warren picked the first straw
berry in this vicinity, last Monday, while
he was fighting fire.
Parties are coming daily to Floods
pond to try their luck with the large
trout for which the pond is famous.
Many large catches are made there this
season.
The out-of-town people who visited
relatives and friends here last Sunday
were: Horace Salisbury, wife, and son
Clifford, with Mr.. ColsoD, of Brewer;
Harry Salisbury and Miss Suminsoy, of
Bangor; Lewis Gray and wife, of Ellis
worth.
The forest fires have been raging in this
town for q week. Much valuable timber
is destroyed, the greatest loser being g..
NJ. Warren. The buildings in the upper
district and those OF G NJ. Warren and
Nancy Jordan were in imminent danger
for days; but they were all saved. All
danger is past and the worst fires are sub
dued.
June s. DAVIS
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SEAWALL.

Mrs. Enoeh Hodgdon, of Rockiand, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Kent.
Mrs. Julia Newman, of Bass Harbo
has been visiting Mrs. c. w. Newman.
Fannie Williams has returned from
Vinalhaven and is stopping with her
parents.
VIII Deliver and wife of Manset
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, William Deliver and wife.
Mrs.. Charles Haynes has returned from
Massach usetts where she has been visiting
her husband who is in government
employ.
Seawall has flag for its new school,
house The pupils had flag raising last
week, with an entertainment consisting
Of singing, speaking and reading.
Mrs. Vivonis Mayo Newman, after long
and painful illness died Sunday morning,
June 7 She had been in poor health for
a number of years, but for the last six
months had been confined to her bed the
greater part of the time. Her husband
snd two children survive her, Herbert L.,
of Otter Greek, and Alma Squirting, who
has always lived with her mother. Flu
neral was Tuesday; interment in the New
m2n burying lot.
james. DOLLY.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Mrs. L. P. Cole has returned from visit
to Mrs. James A. Hill and other relatives
in West Gouldsboro.
W. P. Hewins has gone to Boston to
accompany his family here.
Eben Holden, of Boston, who has been a
guest of w. P. Hewins, left for home
Friday.
Mrs. George w. Allen came home Thurs
day from West Gouldsboro, where she has
been visiting relatives.
The schooner Ralph K. Grant" is at
Blance's wharf where she is being painted
and receiving her annual overhauilng.
The V. 1. society held its annual meet
ing Wednesday, and reelected the old
officers. The society has lately put new
inside blinds on its hall, and made other
improvements. Preparations will now go
on for a summer fair.
Schoodic lodge will hold Pythian
memorial service in Union church next
Sunday at p. M, Rev. Wallace Cutter
officiating. A large attendance is expected
from the lodge and Pythian sisterhood
together with the general public.
June g. G.
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DAVIS
BROOKLYN.
UUIUs
June s.

Rev. W. H. T. Book leaves this week fer
two-weeks' vacation.
Miss Gladys Bridges visited friends at
South Bluebill last week.
Mrs. Nellie Hagerthy. of Surry, is the
guest Of Mrs. Frank Jones.
Mrs. Nellie Atherton and Mrs. French
arrived Saturday for the summer.
Mrs. H. E. Freethey is employed on the
steamer Catherine" for the summes.
Eight men went to Southwest Harbor
Saturday to work in A. E. Farnsworth's
factory.
Mrs. N. V. Tibbetts and Miss Dorothy,
of Washington, ID. c., are here for the
summer.
Mrs. Lizzie Stanley came home Tuesday
from Boston, where she has been visiting
her daughters.
Charles Purdy and family. OF Brookline.
Mass, arrived Saturday at the al ookout"
for the summer.
DR.. F. S. Herrick and wife attended the
graduation concert at BluehilI george
Stevens academy Friday.
Everett Kane, who has been attending
school at Higgins classical institute,
Charleston, came home Saturday.
Capt, Enos Wasgatt and wife, of East
Boston, arrived on Saturdays boat to &C.
cupy their cottage "Sunnyside" at Flye's
Point.
June s. UNE FEMME.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTH GoULpsBoRo.
For additional County Ns,os see other noo..

A. B. Holt Is In Eastport on a busjnss.
trip.
w. Ii. Bunker is having his housa
painted.
The Bunker memorial church society !.
preparing to have dinner July 4.
Mrs. C. c. Lsrrabee, OF Prospect Harbor
was recently the guest OF Mrs. Lucy Ham.
mond.
G. F. Hooper and family, of West sulu..
van, visited Mrs. Hooper's parents here
Sunday.
Miss Lottie Hagan, OF Lamoine, is work.
ing at Mrs. j. c. Hammond's for the
summer.
Mrs. AL. Ramsdell, Mrs. C. w. johnson
and Miss Ernestine Rich were In Bar
Harbor last week.
Fulton Pike and wife have returned after
passing the winter away. MIR. Pike has
been in Port Townsend, Washington, and
Mrs. Pike In Eastport. Their friends were
glad to welcome them back.
Little Harry Hammond met with an
accident Thursday night. While playing
ball with other children, he fell, breaking
his arm. Drs. Small and Larrabee were
called. He was very courageous through
1t all, which seems remarkable for so small
boy. He broke his leg about year ago.
June s. Inns.
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COUNTY NEWS
Eor addili0nal o0univ Ne,gs see other pages
EAST BLUEHILL.


Mrs. L. B. Grindle is visiting relatives at
winterport.
A. W. Candage left this morning for
Attleboro, Mass.
A. j. Candage left this morning for
Stonington, where be will be employed as
a granite cutter.
Eugene U. Cousins is repairing the pink =
sterned schooner "Maine", OF Brooklin,
r. c. Stewart master.
Luther w. Bridges and Lester Grindle,
who have been working at Redstone, n.
h., are at home on visit.
Arthur B. Leach has improved the looks
and convenience of his house by putting
on an addition and piazza.
Mrs. R. L. witham left here last Thurs
day to join her husband at Redstone, N. H.
She intends to remain during the summer.
The plumbers are at work on the Slavin
cottage which is nearly completed. 1t is a
fine building and has cost many thousands
of dollars.
Nathan F. Twining, wife and child
returned last Thursday from Winterport,
where they have been visiting relatives
and friends.
G. III. Curtis and Harvey P. Long re-
turned last Saturday from three days
fishing cruise among the islands. They
brought good fare OF fish.
S. whitcomb Cousins has repaired and
moved into his house on the Surry road at
Candageville. His old house at the shore
is being converted into a summer resi-
dence.
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o- Additional County Ne,cs, ste other pages
SOUTHWEST HARRoR.

Mrs. Schuyler Clark, with her young
brother, Nat worthirg, Joined her hus-
band at the Hotel Dirigo last week.
Mrs. Lydia Lurvey still continues in a
critical state, with bat slight il any
change for the better.
Mrs. Ruth French, of Franklin, is
spending a few weeks with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Hannah B. Gilley, who is now
gaining in health, after long period OF
rheumatic trouble.
Rev. George E. Street, D. D., OF Exeter,
n. H., with his wife and daughter, came
by the Frank Jones" Saturday and they
are at their summer cottage "The Pointed
First.
Rev. Dean Walker exchanged places on
Sunday with Rev. G. N. Davie, of Gran
berry Isles, who preached fiue sermon,
defining in clear way, "Dead to sin and
alive to the gospel of Christ"
The sidewalks In town are undergoing
repairs. For the first time fine new
piece has been built from the millinery
store down over the hill around the head
OF the harbor, and new patches here and
there through the village give promise of
surer footing.
The friends OF Fred Higgins have
received invitations to the graduation
exercises of he senior class at the Maine
Central institute at Pittsfield June IL, OF
which our young townsman is a member.
Mrs. E. L. Higgins, Fred's mother, will be
one of the guests at commencement.
Harry Ross, of Colorado, is spending
few weeks with his sister, Mrs. o. w.
Cousins, finding warm welcome from the
friends OF his boyhood. He has been in
the western state twelve years. Mr.. Ross
has finished his college course and is now
engaged in insurance business.
The grammar school here, under charge
of Miss Nellie Carroll, last week sent
invitations to parents and friends of the
pupils for social call on Friday after
noon, June 5. A dozen or more interested
guests were present to listen to the regu-
lar school work. Remarks were made by
Rev. Dean A. Walker, Mr.. Fuller and
others.
Considerable excitement prevailed here
on Saturday when 1t wss found that a
brisk fire had started near the stand pipe
at Long pond. Prompt measures were
taken to subdue the confiagration and
before night all danger from that source
had been overcome, though much anxiety
Is still felt nom the danger of accidental
fires starting in the brush heaps of the
lumber company.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Brigham Gordon is having his stable
thoroughly renovated and enlarged.
Edward Dockham has moved from Pros
pect where he has been for the past two
years.
Mrs. Mabel Tracy, OF West Sullivan,
planted peanut in its raw state about
six weeks ago, and it is now about three
inches tall.
Frank G. Robinson and wife, formerly
OF this place, have recently purchased a
home in Lynn, Mass, and will make their
permanent residence there.
A neighbor while blowing one day last
week plowed out a potato that had lain in
the ground all winter, and was as whole
and sound as II 1t had been this year Is
instead of last years potato.
June l. M
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ASHVILLE.

L. L. Potter and wife, OF South Gouids-
boro, are in town.
Linwood Martin, who hes been at South
Gouldsboro, is home. i
Edward Potter who is making his home
now at South Gouldsboro, passed through
town with his bride Sunday.
F. B. Hall, who is at work at Sorrento,
visited his father, w. H. Hall, Sunday.
Belle Hall, of Sorrento, accompanied
him.
Miss Julia Bunker, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Bunker, visited
Skowhegan last week. While there Miss
Bunker bought farm which she will
soon occupy. This place is thirteen miles
out of Waterville on the road to Show
hogan, two and one half miles from
Skowhegan depot. 1t is stocked.
June s. B,
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HANCOCK POINT.
UNE FEMME.

Leon Crabtree is in very poor health.
V. M. Carter has had his house painted.
Edgar Jellison and vile are visiting rel
atives here.
Master Carroll Bunker, OF Boston, is
with his aunt, Mrs. Hattie Crabtree.
Capt. Fred Crabtree is putting his house
in readiness for occupancy.
Those in town last week were: j. Y.
Kicker and wife, Mrs. 1. K. Stetson, of
Bangor, for the season; Mrs. s. l.. Wing
June 8. +.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Sewall Candage is slowly improving. u
Harry Consry is working on Parker's
Point. !
Alden Conary, who is at work at Bucks
Harbor, spent Sunday with his family.
Warren Duffy came home from Gar
diner Wednesday for a short vacation.
The annual session of the Second Ad-
ventist Hancock county conference met
in the schoolhouse here from Friday fore
noon to Sunday afternoon. The services
were conducted by Presiding Elder 8. G.
Tucker, of Bangor, and Elder Tingley, OF
Deer Isle. Three were baptized.
June 8. SUBSTITUTE.
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TRAMP.
REACH.

Capt. William Gray and Stedman Torrey
went down the bay fishing last week.
Mrs. James H. Robbins went to Ston-
ington yesterday to stay with her mother,
Mrs. George Carter. NJ
Capt. james II, Robbins left here last
week for Magnolia, Mass, to take COM
mand of the yacht "Vashti".
Fred Eaton and Frank Annis, who went
to the Thousand Islands to work for a
Mr.. Emery, of New York. returned home
last week.
Capt. Seth Greeniaw, in the yacht
"Rodena', has gone to Swans Island on q
visit before leaving for Marbiehead,
Mass. His sister, Miss Carrie E. Green
law, accompanied him.
June s. NJ. L.
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MT. DESERT FERRY,

Mrs. Jane Palmer, of Bangor, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Jane Gatcomb, OF Seal Haroor, is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Evangelist Williams preached to large
congregation at the Ferry schoolhouse
Sunday evening.
james Palmer. OF Bar Harbor. W no has
bought the Butler homestead, has been
renovating the house.
JnneS M
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Some handsome monuments have been
set up, and the ladies OF the sewing circle
set out plants, making 1t a pretty resting
place for those who have passed beyond.
Childreh's day will be observed here by
a concert next Sunday evening.
Twelve from here attended the fine
choral concert given in the Casino, Gar
Harbor, last Thursday evening.
Ippa . II
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WEST BROoKsvILLE.

Miss Fanny w. Tapley returned to
Madison Saturday.
Mrs. SeweIl Tapley has gone to Bar Har-
Dor for few weeks.
Amos Lord, of Bath, is in town visiting
his parents, Isaiah Lord and wife. i
Mrs. Irving Tarbox and daughter Stella
will pass the summer at Northeast
Harbor.
Frank w. LoriDg and wife, who have
passed several days in town, returned to
their home in Yarmouth Saturday.
June s. Johnson.
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I.RE AMERICAN has subscribers at 100
Of the II6 post Offices in Hancock county;
all the, other papers in the County COM
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN Is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has neger claimed to
be but II IS the only paper that can prop
sTly be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest aye merely local papers. The cfrculd-
tion Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbor Records summer list, is larger
than that of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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SURRY.

Mrs. Sadie Candage, OF fremont spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. Matte
E. Davis.
Mrs. Annie Rock, of Barre, VT, ma
tive OF Surry, accompanied by her two
children. is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Davis, and other relatives in Surry and
BiuehilI, after an absence of seventeen
years.
Some fishermen from Surry who visited
the fishing grounds in the vicinity OF