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NORTH LAMOINE.
TRAMP.

Mrs. Lydia Young is visiting relatives
at Bar Harbor.
Miss Mena Dyer, of Eastbrook, is
stopping for a while at c. M. Kittredge's.
Miss Annie Mcfarland has returned
from Bar Harbor for a summer vacation.
A full blown apple blossom was picked
from tree on Walter Young's farm
July 4.
Miss Inez Hagen went to Northeast
Harbor last Friday to be employed for
the season.
P. A. Gross and wife, of Bangor, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Gross's
sister, Mrs. Almon Gray. a.
Miss Lizzie Bartlett, who has been in the
employ OF her uncle in Lawrence, Mass,
since last fall, has returned home.
Mrs. Wellington Barbour and daughter
Bertha, of Bar Harbor, have been spend
ing the past week at Mrs. Barbour's old
home.
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SOUTH SURRY.

Everard Young, our stage driver, who
has been away for some time, arrived
home Saturday.
The union concert at the corner church
was enjoyed by quite a large audience.
The Rotations and singing were well
rendered and everything passed of sue
cessfully.
Among the arrivals this week are: Mrs.
Sawyer and Mr.. Wilder, with wife and
CHILD, from Boston, at the Calvin Curtis
place; Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Stewart
from New York. The Misses Stewart and
a young lady friend will arrive by boat
to-day.
The Fourth was very quiet here, pic
mic dinner at the wharf being the only
attraction until evening, when Mr.. Stew
art entertained quite gathering for about
an hour with fireworks. Mr.. Stewart al
ways does something toward making the
Fourth more enjoyable for Others, and his
efforts are appreciated.
July 6. TRAMP.
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SEDGWICK.

Roy Dority came from Massachusetts
Saturday and is at his fathers, A. II.
Dority.
Harry Ford arrived home the Fourth.
He has spent the past year yachting.
Last winter he was in the Mediterranean.
There was a dance at Riverside hall
the evening of the Fourth. There was
a large attendance, and good time is re-
ported.
Mrs. Lizzie E. Willens, OF Bluehill, spent
Friday and Saturday in town visiting her
mother, Mrs o. P. Carter. She was ac-
companied by her two children and Mrs.
Clara A. Wiliens.
During the shower Friday morning the
house of David Bridges on the eest side
was struck by lightning. 1t cut up
some fantastic capers with things, but
did little damage.
Columbia chapter, No. 35, 0. E. s., Wis
tied the chapter at StoniDgton last Wed
nesday evening. There were thirty Fl We
in the party, twenty five from Sedgwick
and ten from Ssrgentville. They report
a good time. The brethren or "sisteren''
OF Stonington entertained them royalty,
and they arrived home at o'clock the
next morning tired, happy and sleepy.
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COUNTY NEWS
For additional County News see oths, o..
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Mrs. Fannie Dolliver and Miss r,,,,.
Harding are visiting Mrs. Abigail Robin.
son.
james Stanley, OF Massachusetts. snen,
the Fourth with his family at the William
Lawton cottage.
Stephen Gilley has rented his houss n
Prof. Harper, of Philadelphia, Prlpcstor
college instructor.
Il. L. Rutherford. wife and dsuebts,
OF Montreal, are occupying Edgeclis
Prof. Downs cottage.
Mrs. G. f, Dole arrived last week n
open her cottage, the Ledge. Other man.
bers of the family will soon Join her.
Mrs. Hannah Holden, of McKinIsv
who spent the winter in Brooklyn, y. Y.
is visiting for a few weeks at William
LswtoD's.
Miss Grace Carroll, the pleasant and
capable assistant at the postoffice, is tax.
ing a much-needed vacation. Miss GLADYS
Mayo is acting as substitute.
John o'Brien and wife, of Bucksport.
spent the Fourth with Mrs. Alice GiIley.
Her nephew, w. Coulter, OF Brockton.
also made her visit during the week.
Mrs. s. w. Duffieid, OF Bloomfield, N.
j., and Frank Leonard and wife, of
Pawtucket, K. l., are guests OF Rev. and
Mrs. F. J. Goodwin at their cottage, The
Spruce Bough.
Mrs. Ada Parker who, accompanied by
her daughter Mary, attended the gradua.
tion exercises OF her son Jesse at Wes-
leyan university, joined her family here
last week.
Thomas Clark and wife, OF Augusta, ar
rived Saturday to enjoy a rest at their
summer cottsge, where they will be Joined
later by their daughter, Mrs. John
Bosrdman and her family, also by their
younger daughter, Miss Alice Clark.
The ANDREW Nebinger", three-mas.
ter, Capt. Jud. Robinson, is on its way
from New York with the first cargo iof
the Manset coal company. A load OF
ardwood-seventy-fiv cords-irom Col.
umbia Falls, has been received at the
Farnsworth factory.
1.-The day we celebrate" with the ex-
ception OF the usual preliminary racket,
passed off very quietly, many Of the
young people attending the Bar Harbor
celebration and the ball game and dinner
at Bass Harbor. Giant crackers and fire.
works, including pretty floating balloons,
eniivened the corner in the evening.
Fred Ralph came from Stonington to
spend the Fourth, his wife aud little
daughter having been with Mrs. Ralph's
parents two or three week. While wait
ing for the boat his grip, containing bis
clothing and linen, was stolen by some
sneak thief. AS no detective was at hand
Mr.. Ralph took such measures as were
available to trace the stolen grip but as
yet no clue has been gained.
JulS 5 SPRAY.
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EAST ORLAND.

Homer Marks is home from Bowdoin
college for his vacation.
Judson Brainerd and wife came last
week and are at their camp.
Mrs. Fred Mooney, of Bucksport, is
visiting Mrs. w. L. Wentworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton have gone to
Searsport on visit OF several days.
Freeman Leach, wife and children, Of
Ellsworth, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. w. Shute and daughter Gladys
visited at T. F. Msson's several days last
week.
DIR. and Mrs. Abrams have gone to
Portland, where they will stop during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead and a party Of
six young ladies from New York, are &C.
cupying the Abrams cottage.
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SORRENTO.

July 6.


The Sorrento school at the cove closed
June 10 after a pleasant term OF eleven
weeks taught by Mrs. Effie Baker. Those
not absent were: Roy Slower, Nettie
Perry, Elwood Wilbur, and George
Bartlett missed but one day.
The last day there were ten visitors and
the following programme was carried out ::
Opening address.......... ..-...Louise WEIGH
brief sketch of the lives of the following
noted men and authors were given:
Henry wadsworth Lopgfellow and Ralph
Waldo Emerson ..,.....-...... Nettie Perry
Nathaniel Hawthorne and William Mckinley,
George Bartlett
John Greenleaf Whittier. .......R oy Slower
James Russell Lowell and Charles Dickens,
Eiwood Wilbur
Reading-Parson Weems and His Life of
washington. Mrs Baker
Reading-Under the Pulpit Floor. Nertie Perry
Dialogue-Two Kinds of Fun,
Roy Slower and George Bartlett
Recitation-The Happy Farmer.
Elwood Wilbur
Dialogue--A Neighborly Kindness,
Nettie Perry and Mrs Baker
Eeaulug '....'.s...-..... Elwood Wilbur
Recitation Lincoln and Lee .......R Roy Slower
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Rv. G. F. Sbley will have a baptism ct
Georges pond July 10. u
Carl Woodwork aud sister Fedora went
to Sullivan Center July 5. i
Miss Edith Gordon has closed her school
at Oriamd and returned home.
Miss Nina Walton has gone to Surry to
visit her sister, Mrs. Judson Carter.
Misses Hsrr e. d Florence BlaisdaII
are at home, having finished their scnocls.
The Baptist Sunds, school home Depart
ment met with Mrs. Howard W. Hoop r
lsst Wednesday.
Severed of our young men, with ladies,
took drive to Prospect Harbor the
Fourth, aud report most enjoya BILE time.
Rev. Mr.. Brown, the evangelist, who
has been holding revival meetings at the
Free Baptist church closed his services
July 8.
Mrs. Harold Carter, of West Ellsworth.
who came to spend the Fourth with her
parents. W. l. Harrison and wife. re-
turned July 8. Her sister Maggie returned
with her.
G. H. Ritter went to Lawrence. Mass.
iast eek to visit his brothers, ex-Mayor
Charles q. Rutter and W. F. Rutter,
chief OF the fire department. They will
return with him.
The Met hodist society here served din.
ner and supper on the Fourth In their
church dining room They had a good
attendancs-S15 being taken for dinner
and nearly as much for supper.
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WALTHAM.
Committee on resolutions.

L. F. Giles and family have been in town
the past week.
Elmer Cook, of Bangor, is visiting
friends here.
Alden Haslem and wife visited their son
Raymond at Machias the past week.
Mrs. George Kitchen is at Northeast
Harb Dor, where she has employment.
Mrs. Sarah Haslem, W no has been visit
ing friends in Hermon and Bangor, has
returned home.
Wsldron Hastings and wife have arrived
from Boston and have opened their resi-
dence for the summer.
Eugene Clough and family, of Ellsworth
Falls, were the guests OF Mrs. Clough's
parents, Increase Jordan and wife, Sunday.
Eugene Woodward and wife, and Albert
Beach, of Clinton, Mass, are visiting
friends here. Mr.. Woodward is engineer
for the Bigelow Carpet Co.
Schools closed here Thursday after sue
cessful terms taught by Miss Isabel Jordan
and Miss Lille Friend. Friday a picnic
was held in the grove which was enjoyed
by both parents and children.
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DR.. L. L. Larrabee arrived home Satur-
day for few weeks.
w. P. Hewins entertained few friends
on the evening of July 4.
Obed Rich, of Boston, was guest at w.
p. Hewins' the last of the week.
Mrs. Nelson Morse and daughter are
visiting relatives at Swans Island.
Mrs. John Foss, OF Winter Harbor, is at
her sisters, Mrs. j. B. Cole, for a week or
two.
The Misses Cleaves came home from Bar
Harbor the Fourth and remained over
Sunday.
The Misses yose, OF Portland, were at
their sisters, Mrs. Ernest Rice, on Sun
day.
George Cole returned to Milbridge Sun
day after visit OF few days here with
his family.
Miss Agnes Moore and a friend, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived Saturday and
will be guests OF Mrs. j. B. Cole for few
weeks.
l.. B. Deasy, OF Bar Harbor, has lately
presented the public library here with
twelve volumes of Scott's Waverly novels
in handsome bindings.
Rev. w. S. Jones, OF Boston, who is to
supply the Union church during the
summer, spoke Sunday morning to good
sized congregation.
DR.. J. A. Sewall and family, OF Denver,
COL, and Rev. Thomas Van Ness and
family, of Boston, arrived last week and
are at The Sands for the summer.
Master John Workman celebrated his
tenth birthday July /. His birthday
bouquet, containing ten roses, and his
cake, with its handsome decorations,
added to the attractiveness OF the dinner
table.
The celebration by the Methodist So
ciety on the Fourth more than realized its
anticipation. Mr.. Cutters address and
the dinner were we'll attended. The races
furnished much amusement. The boat
race, managed by W. P. Hewins, was most
interesting. The sail was over a six mile
course. The boats entered were: "Fran-
cis," John w. Noonan; "Frank Jones'"
Curtis Davis; "Silver Ripple" Richard
Bendix; Cora d." John Perry: "Pom-
pey," Fred Peters; "Grace," Bert Wilson
Edna" James Coombs. The "Francis"
got first place, Frank jones', second
and "Silver Ripple" third.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Qrite large party went on a sailing
excursion with Capt. VIII Young the
Fourth.
A few farmers are commencing to cut
the grass on outlying patches and In the
orchards, but the main work of haying
will be few days later. A fair crop is
promised from the present outlook.
The road commissioner has been putting
in some work on the hills near here, but
as usual the appropriation runs short OF
doing much work. However, some good
roads lave been made, both in this town
and Stonington.
The summer people are arriving In
troops now by every boat, and the resi-
dents are coming home for their summer
vacation. Roland Small and family came
last week, Miss Alice Robbins came Tues
day and Mrs. NJ. d. ROBBINS came a day
later. hile Mis- Eva followed on to COM
pete the group on Saturday, just in time
for the glorious Fourth.
The Fourth was ushered in by the usual
bell ringing which commenced before
midnight, In addition to which a crowd
of hoodluns paraded the street making
the night hideous with drum, horns,
whistles, catcalis, guns and general
bowling for two hours or more. After
their patriotism subsidized, those who had
not been driven insane by their noise
were allowed to sleep as best they could
till morning.
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COUNTY y EWS.
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LAMOINE.

Miss Sophie Benn, OF Hodgdon, is the
guest of Miss Olive Coolidge. "
Nathan Hodgkins has returned from
Philadelphia, fuli-fiedged d. d. 8.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins is in Portland on
business connected with his vessel.
Elwood King has resumed his former
position in W. F. Hutchings' store.
Miss Ellen Berry spent the Fourth with
her grandparents, n. B. Coolidge and
wife.
Mrs. w. II. Rice returns to Orient to-
morrow after stay of several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Alton Trip.
Miss Mamie Foss. formerly of Hancock,
now teacher in Need ham, Mass, is the
guest of Mrs. n. B. Coolidge.
Miss Grace Reynolds, matron in the
Waltham, Mass. hospital, is spending her
vacation at her mothers summer home.
Miss Lizzie Bartlett, who has been en-
ployed as bookkeeper in Massachusetts,
the past year, arrived home Wednesday.
She is accompanied by her friend, Miss
Alice Cheney.
j. W. Bragdon and wife, OF Mime
apolis, and Mrs. Watson Young and SOD,
OF Webster City, Iowa, are to arrive this
morning and will be the guests of Mrs.
Charles Hodgkins and Mrs. Lydia Hodg-
kins.
The Fourth passed quietly with our
people. The loyal American youth
ushered in the Day OF independence with
the ringing OF bells, blowing of horns
and other demonstrations appropriate to
the occasion. A picnic was held in the
grove opposite the town house, and q
pleasant social season was enjoyed. In
the afternoon a ball game proved an
attraction for the young people.
Miss Carrie s. Allen, OF Mercer, closed
a successful term of school in this pre-
cinct June 26. In the afternoon ap-
propriate exercises were held, which were
enjoyed by twenty-five OF the parents
and friends. The scboolroom was very
prettily decorated with ferns, daisies and
roses. After the exercises cake and ice
cream were served to all present. The
following pupils were not absent during
the term; Grafton Convey, Elyin Convey,
Hazel Hodgkins, Charlie Hodgkins,
Howard Hodgkins, George King, Pearl
Springer, Gorhsm Stratton, Roy Stratton,
Elvira Smith, Dewey Smith, Earl Smith,
Lester Salisbury, Elwood Young.
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COLTS ISLAND.

Our daily mail commenced July /, and
will be greatly appreciated by all.
Jonn A. Bqrrill, OF Dedham, is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Trask, for the sea-
son.
Frank Foster and Rowley Mass are Wis
iting Mrs. Fosters sister, Mrs. Philip
Moore.
Capt. Let. Wilson, of Bass Harbor, was
here in his steam launch July 8, bringing
with him Frank Manchester and wife.
Mrs. Edward Rogers, Mrs. William
Hoibrook, OF Rockland, and Mrs. j. Kirk
patrick, OF Bangor, are at the St. Paul
cottage.
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BASS HARBOR.

Wilder Neal took party from the STAN
leg cottage, Southwest Harbor. on an ex-
cursion the Fourth to Lopaus point. n
A serious conflsgration was averted by
prompt measures July 3. The house
OF Capt. B. B. Benson, occupied by him
self and Willis Watson and family,
caught fire from fire crackers exploding
on the roof OF the ell and burned through
to the inside. Ten minutes longer and
there would have been no saving the
buildings as the dryness was so great.
The summer people are arriving early.
The Misses Spear, from Newton, arrived
July 4 at the Colts, Seaside cottage;
Miss Lizzie Tanning came Thursday,
July 1, and Is stopping at the Leffingwe,l
cottage; Mrs. Hattie Murphy, Mrs.
Tanning, Mrs. Mulligan and Miss Fam
ming, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived at Old
Rocks July 4; Mrs. Admiral Fairfax and
her daughter, Miss Josephine Reese, OF
Hsgerstown, Md, are at the Dorr cottage.
The Risleys will arrive at Marguerite
cottage Mrs. Lydia Gott's) the 18th.
The Fourth passed off successfully, not
a single accident occurring. The dinner
and dance at the pavilion were success
financially and otherwise. The commit
tee worked very hard. A platform for
dancing was laid in the Benson pasture,
Old Point road. and awnings of canvas
were stretched for a roof. The dinner at
5 O'Clock was good and well served
chicken and fowl, lobster salad, meats,
cakes, pies and all the accompaniments OF
the season. The most noticea BILE feature
was the prevailing good order. The
crowds were quiet and well behaved.
Through bout the day and evening the
"Iight fantastic toe" was tripped until Il
O'Clock Saturday night.
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MARIAVILLE.

E. g. Frost is repairing his barn.
The new chapel will be open Sunday for
services.
Schools in town are all closed through
July and August.
The Fourth passed very quietly here. A
few went out OF town to spend the day.
A goodly number OF our townspeople
attended Sawtelle's circus in Ellsworth
the Goth.
Nathan Jordan, jr., of Salisbury Cove, is
visiting his grandfather, N c. Jordan, and
his aunt, Mrs. Henry Frost, for few days.
Miss Lenora Brimmer, of Santa Cruz,
Cal, who has been spending a few weeks
with her grandmother, Mrs. Caroline
Brimmer, started for her home Thursday
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She will not occupy her cottage this
season.
V. d. Smith, who is employed at Bar
Harbor, visited his family here the 4th.
Allen Smith returned from a trip to
Rhoee Island and Massachusetts, Satur-
day.
Mark and viii Gray and their wives
attended the circus at Ellsworth last week.
They report an enjoyable time.
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NORTH CAsTINE.
SPRAY.
Jul, 5
RS. Aug usta Leach is i'll.

Mrs. Augusta Leach is i'll.
Mrs. Mary L. Leach has gone to Camden
to visit her son John.
Ross Conner, Isssc Dunbar and Frank
Hutehins are at home.
Miss Helen F. Emerson is home from
Boston for a short stay.
Neil WardweIl, of Vinalhsveu, is visit
ing his grandparents, Clarence Hutchins
and wife.
Mrs. William Bridges, OF Penobscot, is
visiting her parents, Capt. Edwin Ordway
and wife.
Miss Helen Dunbar, who has been
teaching in Chelsea, Mass, is home for
the summer.
Mrs. Leroy Wsrdwell is making an ex-
tended visit with her children at Augusta
and Ssngerville.
Mrs. Charles Devereux left Monday for
New York to meet her usband who Is
due at that port.
Mrs. Harry soper has arrived from
Colorado for two months visit with hef
parents, George W. Perkins and wife.
Miss Martha Wescott, of Boston, and
her nephew, Willie Dyer, have arrived ana
are occupying their summer residence
William Dunbar, OF Skowhegan, re-
turned to-day after spending the Fourth
with his parents, Samuel Dunbar anu
wife.
Mrs. Beulah Turner with her child mas
returned to her home in Colorado, aitef
spending several months with hee
mother, Mrs. Fannie Devereux.
Capt. George Wescott, prominent GU
izen OF this place, died at his home "eu'
nesday, after a long and trying Illness
He leaves a wife, one daughter and three
sons.
Miss Flora Bowden, of South Penoosco''
closed successful term OF school In tho
Dunbar district Friday. Several OF lne
residents listened with interest to the
closing exercises.
picnic at Oak point ON the afternoon
OF the Fourth was enjoyed by the Sunaay
school and many of the residents In th's
vicinity. In the evening the grsnsei'
and invited friends met at the grange
hail, where pleasing programme was
presented, consisting of patriotic songis c
recitations and tableaux. A picnis
supper, speeches and social nour nha"'
delightful ending OF the day.
July6. L.
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CHIPS,
WEST FRANKLIN.

Miss jamie Springer is making a visit to
relatives in Brewer.
Jacob Springer has been granted an in
crease of pension OF % per month.
Rev. D. B. Sm'th and wife attended the
quarterly meeting at South Buehill.
George Springer has purchased pair
OF young horses from Bangor parties.
Hervey Butler has returned from the
Bangor hospital. The doctors decided
that an operation was unnecessary.
\ July 8. CHEER.
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SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Sophia Temple, of Boston, arrived
in town for the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toies, with their two
daughters, are guests of w. o. Emery and
wife, also "Ted" Giles, OF Pittsfield, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Saunderson, OF
mbridge, Mass, arrived in town last
week and will spend the summer with
Mrs. Saunderson's parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Dennis.
Mr.. Ives, OF Middletown, Conn, opened
,khe summer services at the Church OF
Our Fat her last Sunday. He is student
OF Harvard divinity school, and comes
highly recommended.
Mrs. George Boardman and daught
Miss Mile, of Roxbury, Mass, are in
town the guests OF Otis Human and
wife. Mrs. Boardmsn is the daughter of
George Human and wife and spent much
OF her childhood here.
The Liberal Christian society will
hold al dime sociable Thursday, July O.,
matronized by Mrs. Human and Mrs.
Cummings. The occasion will be at the
home of the latter, from 8 to In the
afternoon, and all are cordially invited to
be present.
The Manor inn opened last week and
has quite a number OF guests. The
proprietor, Mr.. Dodge, OF New York, is
actively engaged making changes to
better the condition, while Mr.. aud Mrs.
Dwight Brsman.' the owners of the
property, are also here directing matters
along the lines OF improvement.
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SURRY.
CHEER.

There have been several new cases OF
humps in the village.
Frank L. Jordan, cook of the schooner
"Franconia", came home Tuesday night,
returning Wednesday morning.
Fred Beede, engineer OF the steam mill
on Water street, Ellsworth, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents, Charles
Beede and wife.
Capt. H. G. Young, of schooner Fran
COMA, came home Wednesday to stay Q
few days while his vessel is loading with
slaves for s. 3. Scammon at Franklin.
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The Foundation of Healtb.

Nourishment is the foundation OF health
-life-strength. KodoI Dyspepsia Cure
Is the one great medicine that enables the
stomach and digestive organs to digest.
assimiiate and transform all foods into
the kind of blood that nourishes the
nerves and feeds the tissues. Kodol laws
the foundation of health. Nature does
the rest. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and ali
disorders OF the stomach and digestive
organs are cured by the use OF Kodoi.
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Henry NJ, league, comptroller at Dart
mouth college, spent few days with his
mother, Mrs. Cornelis league, last week.
About all OF the fishing feet were In to
spend the Fourth. Most OF them brought
good fare with them. Among them
were the "Cosmos", the "Iolanthe," the
Cosmopolitan" the Vanguard.
Juiy 8. T..
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Whereas, The relentless hand of death has
again passed into our circle and taken from its
ranks brother, Leon Crabtree; be 1t
Resolved. That Leonard Wooster lodge
extends its sympathy to the bereaved family.
Resolved, That in the death of Brother Crab
tree, Leonard Wooster lodge has lost a social
member, and society a social citizen.
Resolved, That our altar be draped in mourn
ing for the space of thirty days.
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions be
sent TO the bereaved family. one 40 THE ELLIS
WORTH AMERICAN for publication and spread
upon our records.
z. W. WOOSTER,
S, E. YOUNG.
NJ. B. BALL,
Tnrrniftaa IN rasoIutfnns