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sIANsET.
CHIPS.

Union evsngelistic services are contin-
ufug this week under the direction OF the
local pastors.
Ths birthday party given for repairs on
the Union church wss decided success.
The net proceeds were $40.
Henry A. Foss, who is attending school
at Hebron, came home Sunday for three
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Frank Smith and Bessie Moore,
who have been spending Two weeks In
Boston, are al home again.
A union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the Methodist church Thursday
morning. Rev. Clarence Emery OF the
Baptist church will preach the sermon.
Work has begun on the extension and
repair OF the wharf recently purchased
by the new coal company. For many
reasons this will make a better privilege
than the one first obtained. w. III.
Ward has reserved the privilege TO use
this wharf for his ice business.
School was in session last Saturday sc
that it might close Wednesday. A
very successful term has been taught by
Miss MARY Leith in the grammar school
and Miss Sarah Carroll in the primary
Closing exercises were held "Wednesday
afternoon.
Nov. o. L.
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WEST TREMoNT.

Mrs. George w. Lunt is nursing Mrs. B.
B. Reed.
Mrs. Lucy James is living in Alton
Pomroy's cottage.
Charles Rich and family have moved
into the old Tinker place.
Daniel Dow, Ashbury Lopaus and Basil
Lunt are at work on Bear island.
B. 3. Reed end wife are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of a son. II
Capt. F. NJ. Eaton has sold his smack
81. M. Eatonn to Portland parties.
Mrs. Ashbury Lopans, who has been
nursing her sister, Mrs. Leila Rumill, has
returned.
Capt. AL. WEIGH has gone to Boston on
business. His brother Robert, of Ston-
ingtor. will go engineer Of his steamer
aCreedmoorp while he is away.
THELMA.
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MOUNT pEsERT FERRY.

George A. Foss recently purchased a
horse of Jason Springer.
Mrs Frank L. Colby has gone to surry
20 visit her father.
School began last Monday, Howard L.
Carter teacher.
Mrs. s. j. Johnson visited friends and
relatives in Sullivan last week.
Clarence Nickerson aud Harry Johnson
are engaged in fishing, using their gsso-
line launch which they purchased early
in the fail.
l.. A. SprRtt is visiting bis family for q
few days. He Is employed with the Bar
aarbor aad Union River Light and PoSsr
Co. at Bar Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Caarles Eidridge and son
have returned to Portland after short
visit to Mrs. Eldridge's parents, A. l.
Colby and wife.
Mrs. Rich is visiting relatives at Bar
Harbor and Bass Harbor. Sne will return
in few weeks TO spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Johnson.
Nov. %. G.
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advertisements.
Paine'S Celery
Compound
Permanently Cures Sick and
Nervous Headaches that
Make Life Miserable.

Sick and nervous headaches are amongst
The worst lis Of life. The man o. woinan who
Is subject to headache At irregular Intervals
goes through HE hearing load of misery
and wretchecness that IS teuible 10 think
al.
Headaches as n rule, result from DIS
niered condition OF the nervous system.
stiental excitement, loss OF sleep, bodily
aiigue, and disofdered digestion IRE exciting
AnseS. When the brain becomes tired and
-'sbiliia,ed, the whole nervous system e " eak'
enesi, and headaches result. II the liver IS
iuggish, the kidneys inactive, and digestion
deranged, headaches invariably follow. 10
eare and prevent headache, the nervous sys-
tenn must be strengthened and yiiailfed'
flis most persistent cases of headache, nervous
ieetleness, and sleeplessness. are permanently
enred ~ Paine's Celery Compound; II Is the
treat reconaruciant OF the nervous system
Nrs. Henry Westrick, s.. Clair, Mich, tells
~ her release from suffering as iollows'--
a have been troubled with dyspepsia ant
ick headache for a number of years. AboGl
very week would have bad spell OF Sex
headache, but since began using PANE
1eiey Compound, my dyspepsia IS gone, ana
| do not have any more headaches. isei
dettsr than have for years"
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smith tor ySsii Of tew weeks in Boston,
and also Miss Josie Hawkins.
Fred Bridgham s. home fos the Thar ks
giving recess. from wsierviiie, where he
Is attending school.
James Meyneil and Miss Alma
Bishop were married ia Bangor last wees /.
AT ante In wishing them long and
happy life.
Lay services win be held in the church
next Sunday afternoon. conducted BY
Mrs. william Lord, Of Sullivan Center.
I'll are cordially invited.
Mrs. Fred Gooesie will entertain the
ladies' club next Wednesday Afternoon .
Toe subject for consideration viii be the
English painter Turner.
The old " hsrf uear the school building,
whieh has been an unsightly mass OF
rains Tor several years, IS being rebuilt BY
the owners Of the property. The work Is
being done By CEerrytisld parties.
Miss Juliet simpson, who Is visiting
her friend Miss Ethel Rowe in Bangor,
met wit d a serious mishsp there. She fell
into q coal hole which had been csreiessiy
left open and was not noticed IN tie
evening. She received a severe cut on
her face that required several stitches.
Nox "a X.
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TEE AMERICAN has Subscribers at 100
Of the II6 post Offices IN Hancock eoarty:
aEl the otscr papers in the County COM
bined DO not reach 80 many. TIE AxEE-
can Is not tae vnly paper printed in
Hanesck eoznts. and has nevev claimed 70
be, bat 4 Is the only paper that con prop
erIy be called COUNTY paper; oil the
ress are merely local papers. The eireala-
tson Of TIE AzzRIcAs, barring the Bar
Harbov Records Summer Ast. - larger
fAan that Of al the other papers printed
"a Hancoek eoaRty.
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CRANBERRY Isles
-.

Mrs. Sarah Ticker is in poor health and
confined TO her bed
Fred Steele nss gaae 10 Bar Hsrbor TO
work for the ~inte-.
Preble Richardson IS expected home
Saturday for the winter.
Capt. Willis e. Bunker IL having . far
mace placed ia his bonse.
Arthur l. Grant, OF Ellsworth. was in
town on business last week.
SIR. Swanson has moved hts family
from Fish Point to Bar Hsrbor.
Edward A. stseIey and wife hare gone
housekeeping IN rooms OF Mrs. Lucinds
Stanley.
Rev. SIR. Brewster preached in the
Union meeting house last Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. Stilimsn Stanley, OF Nova
Scctis, with one Of her cniiaren, Is visit
Ing Lewis @. Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berthold Schrtftgsesser
are receiving congratulations on the birth
Of son born on Nov. Il
John Robinson has completed the whsri
on the estate Of tie late Capt. e. B, SIAN
ley and leaves for home to-day.
The schooner vanguard" has been
sold TO Capt. Merrill King, making the
third fishing vessel to be sold from this
town within two months.
Nov. q. T.
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NORTH BROWNSVILLE.

Schooner "Robert Pettis'' is being
repaired at the grange wharf.
Ray Perkins has gone to New London
c., to work at the blacksmith trade.
Schooner Joanna. Capt. Perkins, is
loading wood aud barrels for Rockiand.
Charles Parker hsd one bone OF his arm
broken by the falling OF piece OF timber.
5. Andrew Grindle has contracted to
carry the mail from South BrooksviiIe to
Biuehili.
Nov. %. q.
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SOUTH sURRY.
Noy.0.

Mrs. Laura Colby, of Mt. Desert Ferry,
is visiting her father, Edgar Treworgy. =
Miss Fannie Leighton, of Ellsworth,
spent Saturday and Sunday at E. NJ.
Coming hams.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Meader returned
from Bass Harbor last week, where they
have been employed through the summer
Ia the srdine factory.
The minister's supper at Edward Curtis
last Wednesday was success. The party
spent pleasant evening With converse
tlon and music. and the younger ones
a. Centre bali, Dec. 2.
Alton, son Oh Edwin II. and Lois Tor
rey, died last Wednesday, after long ILL.,
ness. he was young man OF good moral
character and much respected by large
circle OF friends, both here and in other
places where he has been employed. Sci
vices we're held at Mosgan's Bay church
by Rev. Mr.. Slmonton, OF Ellsworth.
The services at the grave were conducted
b. delegation of Odd Fellows from Bar
Haroor lodge, OF which be was . member.
They also brought a beautiful flower piece
as a token OF their regard. He leaves a
Esther, VINO is critically iii, step mot her
and two sisters-Mrs. Florence A. Young,
of East surry, and sirs. Nellie Canuage.
of Morgan's Bsy-to mourn his loss. Mr.
Torrey was well known in Bangor IS
president OF the painters union. The
union was represented at the funeral by
beautiful wreath OF flowers.
Nov. %. TRAMP.
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SOUTHWEST HARgoR.

Harry Lswton, wife and son are nos at
Mrs. Henry Tracy's where they will spend
the winter.
Mrs. Emma Merrill, OF Alfred, has re-
turned after two weeks visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. William GilIey.
Two young married men, Jonn LeitL
aud Alton Trundy, were last week con
graduating each other over the advent OIL
sons.
Harvey Hodgkins and wife leave to day
for Syracuse, n. T., TO spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. J. o. Whit.
comb.
Mr.. Southwick, Of the lumber company
has moved his family into Edwin Clark
cottage for the winter, and WalteI
Stanley and family are in their OWL
home.
Mrs. Alice Giiley has gone TO Brockton
Mass, TO spend the winter with relatives
She has rented her house during hei
absence to Everett. Murphy, who moved
in last week.
Nov. %. SPRAY.
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WEST TRENTON.
Observation-Disclosures.


Miss Matte Bernice. elder daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno W. Marshall, and
N. Salisbury, jr., were married at the
home OF the brides parents, by Rev. j
p. Simonton, last Thursday afternoon, In
the presence OF relatives and a host of
friends.
The house was prettiIy decorated with
evergreen.
The bride, attired In dove colored nuns
yelling and carrying bouquet. and tie
groom attired Ia conventional black,
entered the parlor attended by Miss Ray
Marshall, sister OF the bride, and Herman
Austin, of Ellsworth. They stood before
an arch erected 10 one corner, and were
made man and wits in most impressive
manner.
After the ceremony refreshments were
served by Miss Ruth Marshall, OF Bar
Harbor, cousin of the bride, and Mics
Almena Marshall, an aunt.l
The happy couple will visit friends In
Ellsworth and then go to their home in
Lamoine.
The presents were many and beautiful,
and the young couple have the hearty
congratulations of a large circle OF
friends.
Nov. %. FAN,
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M'FARLAvp. WALLS.


Annie Nsy, dsughter OF E. e. Nc
FsrIand and wife, and Frank Eben Watts
we're married at the home OF the brides
parents Wednesday evening, Nov. IS, at
30 BY Rev. J. "a Adams. OF the congre-
gationai church, Ellsworth.
The bride was attired In white organdie
with bridal veil and carried bouquet
OF brides roses. Her little sister Adelsice
was flower girl and her cousin. Della Nc
FsrIand, acted as bridesmaid. Each car
ried white carnations.
The groom wore the conventional black
and was attended by Carl Reynolds, OF
Bar Harbor. James Grant played the
wedding march.
After the ceremony dainty refreshments
we're served, and the bride gave each a
souvenir of wedding cake while the
groom passed cigars.
Tue rooms were prettiiy decorated with
flowers, evergreen and japanese lanterns
Tbs presents were numerous and beau
tiiui and showed the high esteem in
which the bride is held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walls left on the 10 O'Clock
train for Boston for tour OF two weeks
and Will be at home at Greedy avenue
Bar Harbor, after December /.
Among those present from out OF town
were the mother and sister of the groom
Mrs. Myrs Pray, Mrs. Alfred Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Rael Mcfarland and Car
Reynolds, OF Bar Harbor.
Nov n Y
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DEATH OF WILLIAM Il. COUSINS.

William e. Cousins died at bis home al
Beechland Saturday afternoon, Nov. n. q,
brain trouble, aged thirty We years.
He was above the general average in
stature, health and strength. Untu two
days before his death &c was never III
enough to call physician. His sudden
death was shock to the community,
For the past two years be had been en-.
ployed as one OF the bridge crew on the
Maine Central, aud at the time Of bis
death was second foreman.
He was genial, temperate and indus.
trous. His death ss great blow to his
parents, with whom he lived. furnishing
the greater part OF their support. He
was unmarried.
He was a member OF i. o. F. and the
o. o. f.. besides being granger. Be-
sides the father and mother, w. r.
Cousins and wife. be leaves brother and
three sisters--CoIburn Cousins and Mrs.
Mile Wilbur. OF Eastbrook, Mrs. Winnie
Springer and Mrs. Belle Mureh, Of Frank.
lin.
Nov. %. CHEER.
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COUNTY NEWS.
COR IsLAND.

1OL a . A01<<1-Er0@
Colin Gott has purchased Let Wilson'S
sgoop.
Capt. Charles Gross has bought the
sloop @viran, Of Atlantic.
Capt. Nick Modino has sold bis sEocp
boat s.Texss'' TO Capt. Joseph Dawes.
Phihp Moore aud Berlin GOtt went to
BROOKLYN last week to purchase lobster
5uoys.
Frank A. Babbsdgs, who has employ
menf st Bar asrbor, wss home = few days
with his parents, NJ. V. Bab5tdgs and
wife.
Mrs. Clara Hodgkins, who hiss hesn
hoasekeeper for William P. Harding for
the last three years, has left for Bar
Hsrb0r.
Miss LARA Hodgkins, who hss heen
spending few weeks with her mother,
drs. Clara Hodgktns, hss returned 70 Bar
Harbor where she has employment.
The fail term OF school closed Nov. ..
II was Taught by Miss EsteIIe Perry, OF
Peuobscot. This was Miss Psrry's fourth
term.-and NOW she is engaged for the
winter term.
Mr.. Dutton and Mr.. Keough, OF New
YORK, members Of the Black Island gran
lite company, were at Black Island last
week. They report the granite business
good; another vessel was due there tbs
10Th. Four more cargoes will be shipped
from there as soon S. possible.
Nov. e. CHIPS.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Capt. Judson Haskell returned from
New YORK Friday.
Moniaford Haskell is digging well in
the rear OF his residence.
Capt. George l.. Hardy is cutting granite
underpinning for barn.
Capt. George d. Haskell arrived from
Brooklyn, n. Y, Saturday.
Capt. Frank Gray has gisen his house a
coat of paint and is building an ell.
Charles Thompson and family have gone
to Medford, Mass, to spend the winter.
The sidewalk society was entertained BY
Mrs. Elmer Hardy Wednesday evening.
The three mssted schooner "Melissa
Traskn. Of Ellsworth, went ashore the
night o; New. 10 ON Sally island in Egge
moggin reach. She was slightly injured
Capt. Amos Hardy and wife are going to
close their house and go to Camden this
week to spend the winter WITH their son,
Frank Hsrdy. Mr. Hardy's absence this
winter will he much regretted by his
neighbors and friends here.
Marine lodge, F.. and A. NJ, held Q
special meeting Thursday evening to
work the third degree. d. ID. G. NJ. Ben
iamin Cnshman, of Penobscot, was pres
emit. Mr.. eusbman was a guest at the
Ellis house Thursday night, returning
home Friday.
Miss Eva Gray celebrated the ninth an,
niversary of her birth Friday evening b.
giving party at her home to number Of
her young friends. Refreshments OF cake
and homemade candy were served, after
which the little folks went away. Miss
Gray received numerous presents.
Nov. q. K.
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Hs5xzsN
BROOKLYN.
Nov. q.

All schools in town close this week.
John z. Staples lost valuable horse last
week.
Harry Kane. who has been yachting, re-
turned Friday.
Misses Annie and Musa Doilard leave
to-day for Boston for few weeks.
Rev. s. r. Belyea delivered lecture on
ssResubmission" Sunday morning
Charles Blake, who has been employed
as fireman ON a yacht, returned Saturday,
Miss Bernice Mayo and Everett Kane
returned from Charleston Friday, where
they have been attending school. "
School No. 8, taught by Mrs. Nellie
Hagerthy, OF surry, gave pleasant enter
tainment at Odd Fellows hall Saturday
evening, Nov. q. The parts were well
rendered, especially by the little ones.
Ice-cream and candy were sold. The pro-
ceeds, $3.50, win 60 towards procuring a
clock and gong for the school.
The Baptist church rendered reception
70 Rev. 6. r. Belyes and wife al the chapel
Wednesday evening, Nov. Is. Dea- e. p
Cole, in a few well-chosen words, well
coined the pastor and his wife to the
church. After the reception refreshments
were served in the hall, after which a
pleasing programme was rendered. The
choir furnished music. Dr.. F. 5. Herriek
and wife, Mrs. Belle Blake. Mrs. Henry
Jordan and Miss Martha Stanley assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. Belyea In receiving.
Sov. 20, ENE FEMME.
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Jessie Christse hss gore to Ellsworth.
CIsrsnee Young has recently arrived
FROM Boston.
Mrs. Edith Became went 30 Bsns or Ia /
week Tor employ nent.
Hattie Mcfarland Is home from Bar
Har5or for short vacation.
Mrs. 5. Y. Springer, eff Foxcroft, is
visiting relatives and friends here and at
East L2moiue-
Several from here attended the wedding
OF /. n Salisbury ir, on Thursday lest
at Treaton. The bride has resided In
town for the past year and Is thought
very highly Of. and their many friends
extend most hearty eonsrsiu 'ations.
Their return Is expected to-day st the
homestead OF the groom where they are
to reside.
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COUNTY NEW
sov Additional cosnts ssss. see aths,I
WEST FRANgLTN.

Carl Williams arrived home tra,,
voyage last Tuesday.
EeRepe aud Gsleu Orcutt bava -
home { ON Sullivan.
Mrs Nestis DeBsck. OF wslthsn =,
been here visiting relatives.
c. e. Dwelisy and son have u.,,,..
William McFarsaneis house.
Charles C. Butter and wife. Of W..
Sullivan, have been in town the -.
week.
Daring the past week the .Idleks, Rs.,,
has been flied with hunters from al, :,
town.
Reuben Clark, OF Bar Harbor. WIS bs,.
last week making repairs on his hou.e -
Taunton.
Emery W. Smith, Samuel o. and "a.
ward Harrison recently shot nice a.,
at No. 10.
Frank Bradbury Is living at The asr,,,
house, while workmen are finishiny Il.
new house.
Willard Springer has moved from IN.
Howard Dunn house at Buffers Point, "a
the house Of Justin DriseoIi, Taunton.
Mary L., daughter OF Chsriss and IA.
Harrison, OF Esstbrook, died Nov. ls. Al
the home OF her sister, Mrs. Carl BotIer
after short Illness OF pneumonia. Her
age was seventeen years, eleven months
and tw-nty-six days.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST SULLIVAN.

Bills are cut announcing K. OF P. bali
Wednesday eTening, Nos. Is.
Miss Lnln Bunker spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in East Sullivan.
Mrs. W. q. Moore, OF Prospect Hsrbor,
Is visiting her daug htsr, Mrs- a. H. Hssey.
Mrs.. s. E. Pheip. and children recently
spent a few days with her parents in
Steuben.
Mrs B. B. EaTey, " ho has been in poor
health for some sirne, is now confined to
her bed.
The Isdies of the Methodist church are
arranging Thanksgiving concert for next
Sunday evening.
Oliver Newman has moyed bis family
from Franklin into Charles Hsnns's house
at North Sullivan
Miss Blanche Salisbury, who has been
employed al the Granite hotel. has re-
turned to Bar Harbor.
A party Of grangers attended the meet
ing of Franklin grange last Thursday and
report very pleasant evening.
mrrs EiutIa noObs' WI ny ~ HoAsS tct sAA1-
Roscoe Mason, burned her hand quite
severely Saturday night while lighting a
fire with kerosene.
DIR. r. L. GrindIe, OF Mt. Desert, spoke
to large audience in K. OF P. hall Thurs
day evening on: 'sResubmission from the
standpoint Of Prohibitionist.n
Schools opened for the winter term last
Monday, with the following teachers:
Andy P. Eavey, grammar; Miss Fiorencs
A. Pease, intermediate; Miss Josie B
Bunker, primary.
r.
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TRAMP.
pENoBsCor.

w. j. Creamer has been in Boston the
past week.
Mrs. Ellis McCauiey, of South Hancock,
is visiting Mrs. Ruth Smith.
There was socia dance at the grange
hall Saturday evening. The attendance
was good.
School in town begins to-day. Miss
Belva L. Sellers will teach again in the
Bay district.
Capt. Reuben H. Perkins has hauled his
schooner up, after successful summer in
the eoasting trade.
B. Fl. cushman, district deputy, has
been ON an official visit to the masonic
lodges at Deer Isle and stonington the
past week.
Nov. q. suRA.
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sepawIcK.
sUnA
Nov. ..

Mrs. w. II. Stanley is III with asthma
Charles Cooper has gone to Boston to
join the steamer "West Point, Capt.
john Bennett, as cook.
w. II. Stanley returned from Bar bar
Dor saturday, where he has been EN-
pioyed.
Ephraim Butter, an aged citizen of the
east side, has BEEN very iil with a severe
attack of hernia. DR.. Hagerthy is attend
Ing him. He called in Or. Hunt, of Ban
COR, and they performed an operation
he now appears to be improving. Owing
to his advanced age, efghfy-fiye years, il
seems almost miracle.
Nov. %. C.
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SULLIVAN.
FAN.
Noy.3.

Quite an exodus from here occurred last
week. Mrs. G. A.. Stimson and Mrs,
Franklin left, the former for Kansas City.
where she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. George c. Emery, and the
latter for Boston, where she visits her
lowing Miss e. j. Simpson, who has been
spending the summer In her old home, left
for Newton. Miss Simpson has been
renewing old friendships and forming
new ones, and her departure is much
regretted. With her went Mrs. Winslow
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SEAWALL.

Mrs. Lewis Newman is confined to her
home with allame ankle.
Miss May Homer and friend, Miss
French, are visiting Mrs. Walter New
man.
Mrs. Advine Choat, of Massachusetts
is visiting her father, Robert Newman,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Laura Hadlock has returned from
visit to her son Ralph, who Is in the
navy, and is about to start for the South
for the winter.
Nov. %. DoIIy
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table. and cake and coffee viii be .servs d
in the lower hsis.
Mrs. Helen Sfoxsr snd children sire the
guests OF her aunt. Mrs. Lydia Hocgkins.
Elwoed King and wife attended the
Msrshsll-ssIishnry wedding at Trenton
last Wednesday.
Miss ElSirs Smith returned home isst
week srom Bar Harhor, where she has
been visiting her STUNTS.
Rev. Robert Norris, q Morrill,. oecu-
pied the palFss sancsy morning s5o
evening and psesched two very heipfuI
and practical sermons.
Nnr. q. II.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Everett ober was installed as postmas-
ter last week.
Isaac Ralph is building cottage for
DIR. Frazier on sehooihouse ledge.
Nathan Smaliidge is having a cottage
built on Cross street, Albert Reynolds,
contractor.
Building Is not very brisk here this
winter. About dozen masons from here
are at work at Bar Harbor.
Nov. %. IA
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BLUEHILL FALLS.
Nov. 3

Miss Dora Conary is employed at Mrs
s. Howe's, Bluehill.
Schooner "Gamecock". Capt. Friend, ar.
rived from RockIand Nov. q.
Schooner "Rienzi", Capt. Mcfarland, Of
Stonington, is loading slaves here.
Percy Candage, OF North Bldehill, is this
guest of his grandfather, Joseph Conary.k
Invitations have been issued to the mar
rage of Miss Grace Esther Bunker and
Frank Lewis Trundy on the evening
OF Tuesday, Nov. "A, at the home of Mrs
Barbara Bunker, Sorrento.
Nov. q. SUBSTITUTE.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

George Hatch and family are home from
Halloweii.
The harvest and Thanksgiving concert
given by the Sabbath school Sunday
evening wss well attended.
Rev. o. G. Barnard viii preach next
Sunday especially to the Daughters Of
Liberty, OF which there is growing
order in this place
Nov. %. B.