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sURRY.
Oct. %.

The Surry schools closed their fail term
Friday.
H. c. RIIine,on shot large otter near
bis home Thursday.
Henry shapleigh has bought and moved
Into the Slower house. v
little son arrived at the home OF
Frank L. Jordan Sunday morning. Con-
CALCULATIONS are in order.
The village schools united ia giving
public concert at the town hail Saturday
evening. The programme which follows
Was carried out in al interesting manner:
slneiug-Come. Come with Me ........s School
Reoi.ation-Bingen on the Rhine. Nellie Curtis
Recitation-A Little 6tri's Joy.... Helen Clarke
solo-TwO Little. Blue Little Shoes,
Elsie sperry
Recitation-The Hard Work Plan.
myra Ellington
Concert recitation-wreck of the Hesperus,
scho.l
Recitation-That Awful Word. Don't.
Edwin Goodwin
ecitation-Uncle Peter Tarsus,
Emily Ellington
Singibg-our Observation-Disclosures. School
Flag drill........ Three boys and three girls
Recitation-our Own Red, White and Blue,
Bessie Treworgy
Reeitation-whats the Use of Giown.up
People?.. ............ 49, Reuben Osgood
Soio--My kitty.....,..........F Florence MeGraw
Recitation The Cheerful Girl. Halle Young
Recitation-Wh here Has the Summer Gone?
Elsie sperry
Sinxinr-Sweet Summers Gone AWAY School
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BLUERILL FALLS.
Oct. rs
Eco.

Henry Kenney and wife arrived home
from Sorrento Saturday.
Mrs Linda Allen, OF North Sedgwick
spent / he day with friends here Monday.
Warren l. Duffy spent few days at
home last week.
Arthur Conary, OF Portland, is spending
few days with relatives here.
Watson 5. Deliver and wife, Of Rax-
biry, Mass, visited friends here Thu s.
day. Il
The Misses Nettie, Alice and Jennie
Sylvester expect to gV TO Lowell, Mass,
to-day.
Ross Colson and wife and Mrs b. H.
Caudsge werit to Dorchester, Mass, the
22t and will spend the winter there.
Oct &c. SUBSTITUTE.
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The sermon, "How to Read the Bible"
was very much admired. The next service
will be conducted by Mrs. Lena Joy.
Arthur Dyer, OF New York. guest of
the Humans for few days. MIR. Dyer is
a noted pedestrian and is making tour
OF this entire region.
The ladies' club and its invited guests
met with EunIce ]. Simpson and Mrs.
Helen Stevens at the old Simpson home
stead last Wednesday. Ii was delight
full occasion and much enjoyed by all
present. The afternoon was spent in the
study OF Rubens and art. A paper was
read in description OF The descent from
the Cross, a copy of which was circu-
lated while the reading went on. Mrs.
Noyes read paper on the "Cataeombs OF
Rome". After reading the companysre-
paired to the dining room for light re-
freshments, after which the old songs
were sung. The next meeting OF the club
will be with Mrs. Charles Allen.
Oct. 26. X.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

CRANBERRY ISLES.
Mrs. Rose Wedge is very i'll.
Misses Lena Laid and Ida Slower have
returned.
Cha les Squirting, who went to orono to
attend school, has returned.
Cap. S. n. Bulger is home while his
vessel is loading stone at Hall Quarry.
Mrs. Sidney c. Bunker has gone to
Holbrock Mass, to spend the winter. I
Mrs. Annie Squirting and daughter Min
Nathan s. Stanley broke both bones in
his left LEG just above the ankle last week
Peiey Banker, Fillmore, stelIe and AL
fred Laid IRE attending Hebron academy.
Sehooue. Cosmopolitan" Capt. I. E.
Stanley, las gone West for a cargo of
apples.
Henry " orkman, OF Sullivan, is doing
the mason work on Willard Spurling's
new cottage.
There were no services in the union
church last Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. C.
n. Davie, was i'll.
There viii be no school this week in dis
triet Nc. 2, as the teacher, Miss Young,
has gore to Boston.
Rev. c. y. Davie and several others from
this place attended the c. e. local union
at North,a It Harbor.
John Robinson, of fremont, is rebuild
ing the " harf on he premises OF the late
Capt. E. B. Stanley.
Henry bunker and wife, j. c. Crosby
and Miss Eva Bunker and Mrs. Nettie
Stanley leave to-day for Boston and vi
cinity on a vacation.
Miss Clara Bunker has gone to Boston
for a surgical operation on her eyes. She
was accompanied by her mother.
Schooner "Rozella," Cap. E. j. Stanley,
has gone to Gloucester with cargo OF
fish for James Parker, of Manset.
Mrs. Caroline Guptill, of Winter Harbor,
after an absence OF fourteen years, is Wis
iting relatives here and at Islesford.
Edward A. Stanley and wife have rented
rooms of Mrs. Lucinda Stanley, and expect
to go to housekeeping in few days.
Mrs. Mary E. Bunker has gone to Dex
ter to remain until next May with her rel.
atives. Mrs. Bunker is eighty one years
old.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sor Additional County Ee,rs. see other pdgs
sournMEsT HARROR.

Mrs. Jenni, gs and SOD, OF Denver, COL,
are spending few eeks with Mrs. o. IT,
Fernald, the sister and aunt of the visi-
tots.
Postmaster J. c. Ralph is making good
progress in the building of another
uaphtha launch, having sold the first one
to Or. Phillips.
DR.. Dean A. Walker exchanged places
Sunday with Rev. Clarence Emery, OF
Manset, who gave most excellent SER
mon to large congregation.
Capt. Roland Lunf. OF the schooner
"Pochasset", spent a few days of last
week at his home here. Mrs. Lunt will
return the visit this week while be is
loading at stonington.
Nathan Clark, who was on grand jury
duty at Ellsworth, rather enjoyed his
weeks change of base, la spite OF the
busy jury calendar, as he very seldom
leaves home for cit her business or pleas
ure trip.
Mrs. j. ID. Phillips and Mrs. Thomas
Lswton attended he grand lodge
assembly at Portland last week. as dele
gates from Rowena lodge of Rehekahs,
and give glowing accounts OF the largely
attended council.
The many friends here of Mrs. Rachel
Allen, OF Walthem. Mass, were deeply
grieved to learn of her death last week
which occurred at her home after few
weeks illness. "Aunt Rachel" as she
was generally termed, was formerly a
resident of Southwest Harbor. She
leaves sthree sisters here--Mrs. Eliza beth
Lawler, Miss Mary A. Carroll and Mrs
Kate Stanley, who, with the granddaugh-
ter Pearl, have the sympathy OF the
community In tilis bereavement. A niece,
Mrs. Llrinda Farmer, assisted in the
care of hrs. Allen during her last illness.
WAS Alfred Drawn, of this place, who
showed your correspondent two luscious
ripe straw berries, but before she could
take bite clspped them into box and
put the cover on. Mrs. Kate Mason, who
In her husbands absence, boards with
Mrs. Alice Gilley, furnished the table
with fine mess of green peas October IS,
from Wills famous garden, which has
produced large crop Of tomatoes, to-
gether with CT bbages and all sorts nf
vegeta bles, each No. / specimen. A
bouquet OF sweet peas on Oct. 20 was as
fragrant as earlier punches.
Oct, 2, SPRAY.
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EAST SURRY.
Oct. 10.

Capt. s. j. Treworey is building q
wood house.
Steamer "Catherine" made her last trip
here Sunday. She goes on the Bar Har-
Dor route, and the "Juliette" will run
here as usual during the winter.
One of the acts of kindness for which
Surry is noted is the raising of money to
purchase a COW for the widow of John
Stewart to replace the one she lost
recently.
George E. Kane, OF Boston, is spending
few days with his mother, Mrs. Deb
orah Cole. This is Mr.. Ksne's first visit
to his childhood home since his
adve nture, in starting for the KIondike
some years ago, as master Of a vessel when
he only reached California where the
company sold the vessel and disbanded,
most OF them returning home without
gold.
1t was sad gathering which met at the
home of Capt. X A. Sinclair on Ocl. to
pay the last acts of respect to their foster
daughter, Myrtle P. Mitchell, who left
her home a happy bride less than a year
ago. One OF the sad things about il vas
the absence at sea OF Capt. Sinclair.
Myrtle was the daugh ter of Otis L. aud
Emily A. Flood Sinclair, therefore a
niece of both Capt. Sinclair and his wife.
At the death OF her mot her, at the age OF
seven years, she WAS taken into their
family, where she found home snd well
repaid their Kindness by her love and
| devotion to them, Less than two years
ago her only brother died. Thus the
father is left alone. Much sympathy Is
felt for the beresved circle of relatives
husband, father, foster parents and foster
| brother.
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OTIS.
brother.
Oct. rs.


George Warren, an eyed citizen, had a
chopping bee last Monday.
School closed Oct. % IL was taught by
Mrs. Lura Dunham, of Mariaville.
Benjamin Frazier, OF Ellsworth, is visit
ing friends in town.
DIR. Lewis Hodgs ins, OF E lswoIth, is to
Vaceinate la town next week.
Freeman Jordan aud son, OF Eliswort h
Falls, visited his sister, Nancy Jordan,
Sunday.
Charles Grant and family, of Worcester,
Mass, are visiting his parents, Jason
Grant and wife.
Charles Kenney and wife, of Edding;on
Bend, visited Mrs. Ksnney's father, Isaia b
Jordan, last week.
StiIlmaB Carr, OF Concord, n H who
has been visiting his parents for few
weeks, returned the 18th, accompanied by
his siste, Sarah.
Charles Leach, of Lawrence, Mass,
while on his way to visit a friendi who Is
i'll az Clifton, visited Mrs. Mary Remick
and son Edgar, last Monday.
Oct. 26. DAVIS,
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LAhfOINE.
ARE.

Mansel Young has resumed his former
position in Bangor.
Capt. E. r. Hodg kins and bride arrived
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Phinney and wife, OF Barring, who
have been the guests Of their daughter,
Mrs. s. r. Belyea, have returned.
Mrs. EDeline Hutchings, of Hancock,
and Mrs. Judson WEIGH, OF Sorrento,
were guests of Mrs. n. B. Coolidge last
week.
Misses Lizzie Mcintyre and Angie
Hinckley, OF BIaenill, VINO are teaching ia
Franklin, visit d their sister, Miss bouiss
Mcintyre, Saturday and Sunday.
Oct, &c I'll.
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SEAL COVE.
Oct.R6.

Mrs. e. P. Sawyer is visiting in BangoS
and Bucksport.
Miss Lulu Pierce is visiting friends in
Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. l.. ]. Butter, OF Seal Harbor, is
visiting at the home OF her son james. =
Master Charles and Miss Sadie Carver
have visited their sister, Miss Evelyn Car
yer, at Charleston.
Mrs. N. r. LaFurley and two children,
of Stockton Springs, visited her parents,
]. w. ODER and wife.
Mrs. Hannah Heath and little niece have
returned to their winter residence in tan
gor, after spending the summer here.
Miss Alice Moore, OF Rockland, spoke at
the hall Oct. 10, ia tie cause OF temper
ance. After the lecture q society Of Us
WIS organized.
Rev. ID. A. Walker, pastor OF the Con
gregational churcu at Southwest Hartor,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Clarence
Emery Oct. %. Mr.. Walker preached
stirring sermon.
Miss Phebe Walls aud Chester Robbins,
of Swans Island, were married Sept. 20.
The bride is one of our most popu T
young ladies, and The Bridegroom, form
erly OF this place, is popular and bus-
Ting young man. Many congrat ulations
are in order.
Capt. c. W. sprague, OF Stockton
Springs, visited his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
l.. r. Sprague recently. Capt. Sprague is
soon to have a large schooner built at
Cobb & Buffers yard, Rockland. The
vessel is to be four masted double
decked schooner OF 1000 tons; carrying
capacity, 1000. She will be It's feet keel,
80 over all, depth of hold, IS feet, draught,
l5 feet. Capt. Sprague will own a con-
trolling interest. Among the owners are
Pendleton Bros, NJ. r. LaFurley, OF
Stockton Springs, and Capt. c. Ii. Robbins,
of Swans Island.
Oct. %. N.
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BROWNSVILLE.

Eddie, the little son OF Everett BowdeD,
Is seriously Ill.
Miss Genevieve Allen will close her cot
tage here next week and return to New
York for tne winter.
Miss Pne be Hinckley left this week fer
a short visit with friends In Boston before
going to Milford, N. H.. where she has
employment for the winter. u
Charles R. Staples is working for Mis-,
Genevieve Allen. Mr.. Staples and his
brother James have recently returned
from JGnesport, where they have been
employed.
Winfield Walker and his friend, Mr.
Lindsey, of Bostoo, who are camping on
the eastern shore OF Walkers pond, re-
Gently shot large nildeat hich measure d
over three feet ia length.
While taxing stroll around his farm
recently, John Hooper cane upon large
fox sleeping on knoll. Mr.. Hooper
secured stout stick, crept up to tie
animal, and struck him heavy blow on
the head, killing hin. Ia the future foxes
will avoid Mr.. Hoop RS farm " hen they
wish to take an after dinner nap. u
Daniel Nj. Stanley, OF Vermont, and
Alice Allen Perkins, OF this place, were
marl led Oct. Ia at the home OF the br de's
sister, Mrs. {. G. Mosher, in Augu-ta.
MRS. 5 aniey is a graduate OF tbs E. S. n.
S., ard has been most successful teacher
In this and sdj Dining town. Tire young
couple, who are noS Wis ting Mrs. stanley's
p'rents, MIR. and Hrs. VI. f. Perkins, will
soon leave for Park hurst, n. c., and the
best wishes OF host of friends 60 with
them.
Oct. 26.
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MARLBORO.

Rosa Hodgkins Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fred Brewer, at Bar Harbor.
Henry Jellison, OF Eden, was the guest
OF his nephew, g. w. Jellison, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Coleman Hodgkins, who has been
visiting in Boston, is expected home
Tuesday.
Miss Maud Jellison, of Clifton. wi Q
spent last week with her uncle, George
Jeilison, has returned.
Mrs. s. Fl. Remiek and Mrs. g. w.
Jellison, Who have been visiting Mrs. A.
II. Wilbur, at Lakewood, have returned.
Thad Hoogkins, who is at work at Bar
Har5or, spent Sunday with his father,
Roland Rodg kins. His nephew, Malcolm
Brewer, accompanied him.
Oct. 26. ARE.
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Embellishments.
Worlds Best Medicine.
PAlNES CELERY
COMPOUND
Has Made People Well When
Every Other Remedy
Has Failed.

Paine's Celery Compound cures disease,
Il has saved the lives OF thousands of sufferers
1t has made the weak strong, vigorous, and
happy.
Paine's Celery Compound purifes the blood
and builds up the nervous system as NOTHING
else Can do; it is re-emincntly the great life
eivcr and health maker.
Overworked and tired women stand in mr..
gent need of this health giving prescription 10
make and keep them well. All women should
take advantage of the remarkable power of
this best of medicine for restoring vieor to the
blood and strength to the nervous system.
The all-impor,ant thing for nervous, nun down,
and sleepless women Is that paine's Celery
Compound ioriifics the whole physical system,
and by correcting digestion and regulating the
nerves, it insures sound, refreshing sleep, In
every case Of sickness Paine's Celery Com.
pound completely and permanently brings
back health. Mrs. Mary NJ. Myers, Bali.
more, Ohio, saved 10y Paine Celery Compound
after the failures OF able physicians, gratefully
writes as follows:--
81 suffered for eight years with nervous
prosiration and the general debility common
10 women. and had such pains in my back
that could not get around the house. used
several remedies and consulted several OF the
hest physicians withou, obtaining any relief.
Paine's Celery Compound restored me to
health.
!" also want 10 say 10 all mothers that
Paine's Celery Compound is a splendid medi-
cine for their children"
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REACH,
Oct. 26.

Several R. F. ID. boxes have appeared at
r acb. u
Madison Torrey has shipped as mate
with Capt. Charles Barbour.
Capt. Seth Greenlaw has gone to South
Deer Isle to visit his brother Willis.
Capt. Mark Billings arrived home in the
"Christabel" last Friday from Camden.
Levi Knight has gone to Boston to visit
his sons, DR.. Charles L. ana Ralph
Knight.
Mrs. Cora Harding, OF sargentville, is
paying her father, Capt. James Torrey, a
visit.
A COW owned by Charles Foster was Sc
vereiy choked Thursday by attempting
to swallow an apple without chewing II.
Mrs. A. F. Holden lift last week for
New London, Conn, to join her husband
Capt. Holden.
Mrs. Hanson, of Marblehead. Mass
who has been the guest of Mrs. F. II. An
mis-, has returned to her home.
Misses Martha and Mary knight came
from Castine, where they are ATTENDING
Tue normal school, o visit thor narents
Sunday. anu
Mrs. 5. r. johnson has gone 70 T
renee Mass, to visit rela tives. Fron there
she VIII go to New London. Conn ~
spend part Of the winter win her son
Capt. Frank johnson. 9on'
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COUNTY NEW >.
EST FREMONT.

Henry Thurston is at home on short
visit.
Rev. A. P. Thompson held services at
Gett's iand Sunday, Oct. 25.
Mr.. Ida WEIGH, Mrs. Nan Lunt and
Rena Luut spent Sunday in Stonington.
Mr.. /. "a RumiIl, who has been visit
ing relatives In massachusetts,, is home.
Misa Rsna NJ. Lunt, who has been visit
ing Miss Ada Turner, Of Milbridge, is
home.
Fred Thurston and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of daugh-
ter.
Walt s. Lunt, who has been worki' &
at Sasth Gouldsboro, spent Sunday at
home.
Miss Gladys Stinson, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives on Swans Is
land Is home.
Mrs. Sam ell J. Stinson and daughter
Lizzie are visiting her daughter, Mrs.
viii Holmes, of Swans Island.
Raylno, d stinson, who has been work
Ing ~ 6RatGN6st IdIOOis las EoAO ~
work on Swans Island.
VIII H. Lunt and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Lunt's daughter, Mrs. Minard
E. Freethy, at Brooklin.
Misses Le'oa and Marie Rumill have
been visiting their cousin, Miss Theresa
Eunt, while their mother has been in
Massachusetts.
L. w Rumill drove to Bar Harbor Sun
day. He was accompanied by Washing
ton Norwood, who expects to work there
for while.
Llewellyn Albee, who goes with Capt.
George Galley in the schooner "Gen.
Scott, was at home Thursday on the trip
to Block Island from Calais.
Oct. &c. THELMA.
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BROOKLYN.
SPRAY.
Oct. %.

Chester Smith came home Wednesday
from yachting.
Henry Flye, wife and daughter went to
Boston last Monday.
Mrs. j. B. Babson and Lionel Flye, who
have been visiting in Roxbury, Mass, re-
turned Saturday.
G. F. Gott has purchased the Burrell
house at the corner, and will soon more
there.
Mrs. A. w. Bridges and Mrs. J. j..
Bridges came home from Boston We'd
nesday. They attended the assembly Of
Rebekahs at Portland.
DR.. F. s. Herrick and wife returned
Saturday after spending week In Boston
and Portland.
e. e. Lurvey has gone to Bar Har Dor,
where he will be employed.
Bert Anderson has purchased e. H..
Bridges house, and will move Ia this
week. MIR. Bridges has moved into the
rent of V. A. Bridges.
J.J. Mcdonnell has gone to Swans Is
land to work.
The telephone line has been extended
from j. j. Bridges store to Herrick Il
Staples store. Il
Miss Adele Mcfarland is in Boston for
few weeks.
Mrs. II. NJ. Pease came home from Bos
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Sophronia Sherman is very i'll.
Oct. rs. UNE FEMME
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GREAT POND.
Oct. %.
DAVIS.

Mrs. Laura Shuman is visiting Ter
daughter, Mrs. Stephens, in Eddington.
Clyde Laughlin is one of the fortunate
hunters. He shot bear and deer near
Alligator one day last week.
Nathan Collar, of FRANKLIN, has been
here for few days. His son Linwood, OF
Brighton, Mass, is visiting relatives here
for few weeks.
Moody Jordan, of California, with
Lloyd Rracy, made trip around Brandy
pond, where he used to work twenty
years ago. He found that time had made
many changes.
Mrs. Ezra Williams entertained the cir
Gle on Wednesday. Besides plenty Of
work there were several visitors, SO the
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W EST SULLIVAN.

The schools close this week for short
vacation.
Miss Grace Gordon, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting re atives here.
Miss Cora M. Gordon left Friday for
Limestone where she VIII I, ach.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sumner, OF
winter Harbor, spent Sunday In town.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bunker returned Saturday
from few days visit 10 MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Bunker in Bangor.
Puritan assembly, p. S /, conferred the
second degree on one candidate THURSDAY
evening. A large number was present,
refreshments were served and a plessar I
evening was enjoyed.
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EMBELLISHMENTS.
Young Plants

Every farmer knows that
some plants grow better than
others. Soil may be the same
md seed may seem the same
out some plants are weak and
others strong.
And that's the way with
children. They are like young
plants. Same food, same home,
5ame care but some grow big
md strong while others stay
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion offers an
easy way out Of the difficulty.
Child weakness often means
tarvation, not because of lack
f food, but because the food
.oes not feed.
SCOTS Emulsion reallyfeeds
nd gives the child growing
trength.
Whatever the cause of weak
ness and failure to grow
SCOTS Emulsion seems TO find
it and set the matter right.
Send for free sample.
scott & Bovine, Chemists, az sf--'-
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NORTH LAMoINE.

W. Archer aud Walter Young are in
Bangor and vicinity hreshing grain.
Archie Kief recently returned from
Bangor, where he hes been employed.
Mrs. Dellie Berry is to move from the
Hervey Salisbury house, where she and
her fat her, William Young, have resided
the past two years, to the homo OF Ms
Rachel Hodgkins.
TIE "WiIhur", Capt. Brsgdon, that has
the past season been running from La
moiHe Beach to Bar Hsrbor, is hauled up
for repairs. She will not resume her trips
before spring.
Oak rs Y
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THE AMERICAN hos subscribers at JOG
Of tire lJ6 post Offices IN Hancock county:
all the other papers in the County COM
osned do not reach so many. THE AMER
CAN is not The only paper printed in
Haneoek county, and has neTer claimed to
be, bat Il IS the only paper that can prop
cry Be called COUNTY paper; all The
rest are merely local papers. The circttfd-
tson Of HE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
BGrbor records summer list, is larger
than thot Of all the other papers printed
In Ha, Geek county.
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HANCOCK POINT.
THELMA.

Mrs. Fl. A. Ball and daughter Martha
have gone to Boston for few weeks.
Mrs. Eva Gordon, OF Sullivan, is with
her father, John Crabtree.
Mrs. Margaret Eldridge, OF Portland,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Pearl GaIlison is expected home
from Boston soon.
Arthur Loupder leaves for Boston Mon
day, where he will pass the winter.
Mrs. Mary Butler, of North Hancock, is
visiting Mrs. Julia Johnston for a few
days.
Miss Jennie Ball has returned home
from Southwest Harbor, where she has
been employed.
Oct %, E.