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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

Abbey Hooper, of sedgwick, visited Ned
Pea-e last week.
Work his begun on the Wilson cot.
tage at West End,
H. S. Kane took in the first CLANS at his
factory S turday.
Chester Smith goes to Philadelphia to-
day to 90 on yacht.
Miss Mamie Tainter and Bella Cousins
ere married last week.
Msyn I'd Blaisdell, OF Surry, is in town
working for his brother.
S. P. Wills, of Rockland, will deliver the
Memorial address May 80.
Miss Ellie Free hey went to Boston to-
day, where she will be empl yed.
is Linnie Kane returned to Camden
Thursday where she is employed.
Mrs. William Freethey visited her sister,
Mrs. Johnson, at Deer Isle, last week.
n. 5. Kane went to Rock and Monday
on business trip, returning Tuesday.
Joseph Freethey came home from Port.
nd Wednesday, where he has spent the
winter.
Miss Sarah Hill returned from Winter
Har Dor Monday, where she has been EN-
ployed for the past two years. She was
accompanied by a friend.
Miss Chattie Ffeethey, who has been
visi ing her brother Will at Swans Island,
came home Friday. She was accompanied
by her sister Miss Fannie.
Mrs. Adde Marks came home from
Somervilie, Mass, last Tuesday, where
she has passed the winter. She was &C.
companied by her son Bert.
April q. UNE FEMME.
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COUNTY NEWS.
F,- additional County Nsps see other page.
sonTHwEs EST HARRoR.

Mrs. Nj. A. Handy, of Prospect Hsrbor,
is spending few weeks with relatives
here and at Msnset.
Stephen Hartman has been seriously III
with symptoms OF appendicitis, but at
present seems to be gaining without the
dreaded surgical operation.
Harry Ross, who has been In Colorado
twelve years, will come to Southwesa Har-
Dor In June for few weeks to be the
guest of his sister, Mrs. o. w. Cousins.
Miss Mary Leith is teaching at Nor
woods Cove, Miss Eva Mayo holds the
reins of government of the grammar,
and Miss Sarah Carroll, the primary
school, at Manset.
Rev. Harry Hill is attending the East
Maine conference at Newport. There was
day, Mr.. Walker also being away. The
Sunday schools held sessions as usual.
Mrs. Fred Robbins, of Mt. Desert Rock
light station, is visiting relatives here.
Before returning to her "sea grit isle"
she will spend week with her father and
bro her at Breskwater station, Rocklsnd.
Miss Nellie Carroll arrived last wedues.
day from her winters work in Aroostook
county. She opened the grammar
school here Monday, April 81, one week
later than the primary, under charge
OF Miss Myra Wilson.
Mr.. Leslie, OF Bangor, who owns the
Island house, was i'm town last week look
ing over his property. The prospect Of
having the hotel repaired and refitted for
opening this season, as advertised last fall,
now seems rather doubtful.
Mrs. James CLARK, of Bar Harbor, With
her daughter, Mrs. Lsngstreet aud her
children. will spend the summer here, oc
cupying the Cousins house, her own cot
tage being rented for the season. Judge
Clark will spend Sunday with the family.
Earl Walls celebrated his thirteenth
birthday Wednesday, April %, by invit-
ing his Sunday school class TO his home.
A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by the
boys, who brought birthday presents and
were in turn served with delicious
lunch. Earl is getting quite Independent
in financial way, earning good wages
with his father In the claiming business.
April q. SPRAY.
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SOMESVILLE.
ARE.

j. w. Somes Is having his residence
painted.
Miss Lawson is having her cottage
painted.
Union meeting house is receiving its
annual spring cleaning.
George s. Richardson who Is employed
in Waldoboro, is home ill.
Lyman II. Somes, our first selectmsu,
who has been confined to the house with
the grip, is improving.
Mt. Desert lodge, F. and A. M, at
tended the funeral of Capt. George Ssr-
gent Sunday, at the Sound schooihouse.
He was buried with masonic honors.
April q. III.
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ToNsoN.
BROOKSVILLE.
AprlI27

Bentley Grindle is employed at Butter
island.
NJ s. Carrie Grindle, who has been seri-
oussy IL is improving.
A box supper will be held at Mrs. Anna
Limeburn IS April "a.
wnaam sincIair, OF Sargentvilie, was
in toxn ne psst week.
wfniam Walker is in town visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Walker.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest Babson are receiv-
ing congratu atoms on the birth Of a
daughter.
Oscar Limehurner has been confined to
the hou- with an attack OF the mumps
for the past week.
Eugene Limeburner, of Dark Harbnr,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Anna L'neburner.
Mr.. Packard, pastor of the Congrega-
tionai CHURCH at West Brooksvilie, ex
chang d puipits with Mr.. Harwood Apri
26 he delivered an interesting address
at ne chapel in the afternoon, taking III
text frnm Ecc 10: s: "He that diggeth a
pit all into IT."
Ap I27 l..
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COUNTY NEWS
For additional County Ne ws a., -, -
WINTER HAReop

Il. II. Bunker aud wife are In No.,.
Harbor visiting relatives. ast
Leroy C. smallidge spent supa.,
friends IN Bar Harbor. with
E. C. Hammond aud p. e. Vest.
In Bangor Saturday. we're
Mrs. J. w. weseott is spena,n.
days with friends in Brookiin. wv
There will be a May bali in e,o,.
Friday evening. Music by Eros, aan
Woods orchestra. 'uu
The masons are making ranid -
on the foundation of the Tracy e S,s's
and town hali. '0a
s. A. Frost arrived home Friday ~.
Esstport, where be has been plssio, -,
the Esstport opera company. vi
j. Roberts returned home from p.
ton last week, bringing with him 10,
OF fine horses for his summer busine.s
The ladies OF the Baptist sewing o,..,
held an ice-cream sociabIe In the ves,.s
Friday evening. Proceeds about sl2
w. B. Harrington, of the firm q,
Gould & Co., Portland, has been spspa
ing few days with his family here. I
Capt. Alfred Corners, OF Bar us,h..
and II. E Tracy, of this place, are wo,s'
ing on their boats getting ready for ~.
summer season.
The Acetylene gas plant, which has "a.
Gently been established here, is becom;n.
very popular. All the business me, =,
the place have 1t In their stores. ,ba
church and hall are also lighted bv !,
The company has procured the land ana
buildings OF II. q Smailidge, for the n.
cation OF the plant, and It will be re.
moved from G. r. Hooper's store the sr.,
of the week.
The people Of this place have organized
a grange which Is to be known az schoodic
grange. Following are the officers.
Master, DR.. A f. Small; lecturer. n. q
Smsllidge; overseer, j. NJ. Gerrish.
chaplain, Mrs. Daniel Merritt; steward
Howard Snyder; assistant steward, GUY
Farrar; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Cora
JOY; secretary, Geneva MilIiken: treas.
urer, f. V. joy; gate keeper, W. W.
sumner; ceres, Jessie Small; pomona
Minnie Noyes; fora, TOTE Rand.
April ~. R.
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LAMOINE,
April ~.

Mrs. N. b, Coolidge has returned from
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Grab.
tree, in Hancock.
Miss Clara Hodgkins begins school to.
day at West Hancock, and Miss Flora
5tratton at precinct No. 5, in this town.
The town schools begin to-day. The
school In this precinct is taught by Mis-
Carrie Alien, OF Mercer, student In
Colby university.
Miss Tresdweii, district superintendent
OF the chiidren's home In Augusta, Is in
town soliciting funds for the work OF the
home. She spoke In the church Sunday
evening, talking OF the work In an inter.
esting manner.
April 81. H.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Schooner "Gamecoek" Capt. P. Friend,
sailed for RockIand the 9Th.
Wilbur Friend, who hurt his hand. is
having quite serious time with IT.
c. e. Friend and wife, OF Ssrgentville,
spent Sunday with his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. p. NJ Friend.
Mrs. J. E. Rsdmsn, o, Bluehill, and
little daughter Ethel Marie spent the
day with friends here Saturday.
April q. SrJBsTrrrrrp
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SEAWALL..

Henry Squirting Is painting his house.
Mrs. c. w. Newman Is still improving.
Nora King has gone to Bar Harbor for
the summer.
Mrs. Annabel Newman has been quite
III with the grip.
II. w. King has been quite Ill with neu-
ralgia In his head and stomach.
William Newman has had an attack OF
the grip which confined him to the
house.
Mrs. Sadie Lacount, who has been visit
ing at Bass Harbor head, has returned
home.
April q. DOLLY.
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advertisements.
SHYLOCk
advertisements.

Shylock was the man who
wanted a pound of human
flesh. There are many
Shylocks now, the GONZALES
cent, the consumptive, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it-take
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTS Emulsion is flesh
and blood, bone and muscle
Itfeeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole body.
For nearly thirty years
SCOTS Emulsion has been the
great giver of human flesh.
We will send you couple of
ounces free.
SCOTT g. BOVINE. Chemists,
4oe-4i5 Pearl Street, New York.
SOC and $500 all druggists.
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Ap I27

Kindly take notice that Elys Liquid Cream
BIZ La OF great benefit "a those sufferers from
nasal calarTh VINO cannot iuhaie freely through
the nose, tut must treat themselves by spray
ing Ligaid Cream Balm dir rs in form, but
not incidentally from the Cream Balm that has
stopf for years at the head of rrme les for Ca
tarrh. II may be US, in any nasal atOmizer
The p ice including spraying tube, is Is cents.
Sold by d-u2g- t. and mailed by Ely Brothers,
sc Warren ST, New York.
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DEDHAM
April

E. e. Hard and family are visiting rels.
tives in Harrington.
Fred Black aud wife are visiting rela-
tives In Bangor.
Beuiah Gray is at home from Bangor,
W here she has been at work.
Robert Mckay is spending a few days
with his uncle, Waldo Cowlng.
Joseph Mclaughlin hiss gone to work
manufacturing handle blocks for Bean
Bros OF O4klsnd.
Schools began Monday, April q, with
the following teachers: Green Lake,
Emma Crockett, Peaks, Ida Cowing; vii.
iage aud Burrill schools, Louise and Liz.
z'e Mcintyre, OF Btuehfil.
April 81. B.
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NORTH BROOKSvILLE.

Maud Green is at work for Mrs. Lucy
Green.
Mrs. David Steele is at work for e. E.
Babson.
Hollie Limeburner is putting a piazza
on his house.
Capt. E. I. Gray spent Sunday here with
his parents, Sylvester Gray and wife. n
Alvsh Green left last week for Bangor
to join the steamer "Steila', as cook.
c. E. Snow, who has been shut in with
the grip the past two months, is improv-
ing.
April q. c.
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SOUTH BLUEHIL.L,

School commenced to-day, Miss Sadie
Snow teacher.
Gancelo Herrick and wife have gone to
Bar Island, where he is employed during
the summer.
Mrs. George Bickford with her little
daughter Vera has gone to Black Island o
join her husband, who is employed there
Mrs. Lena Hutehings and Elmer Young,
OF BluehiiI, were married April IS at his
home in Blueh!ii, where they will reside
for a short time.
April %, d.
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

V. r. Smith went to Boston Thursday
on business.
/ w. Herrick was In Ellsworth Satur.
day on business.
Irving Mcfarland was In North Hancock
and Ellsworth for few days the past
week.
A big chimney is being built at the
Hotel Gaynor. Graves Bros. are the con-
tractors.
April %. SPEC.
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DRESS GOODS.

I'VE are showing on our dress
goods counters full and complete
lines of London Twines, Fish
Nets, Atwood and silk and wool
Crepes. Batistes, Scotch Suitings,
Broadcloths, Venetians, Motions
and Cheviots.
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HANCOCK POINT.
DOLLY.

C. A. Penney is painting his house.
G. F. Chester is making repairs on his
house.
Miss Gladys Mayo, Of Southwest Har-
Dor, is visiting Miss Jennie Bali.
Mrs. Lewis Clark has gone to Boston to
purchase furniture for her new cottage.
Capt. Mckay is in town. He will bring
the yacht "Underciiff' here at an early
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date. He will have command OF 1t the
coming season.
Mrs. l.. w. Paige and little daughter
Abb1e, also Miss Lulie Clement, OF Bar
Harbor, have been visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Emma Carter.
April "a. Il.
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The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives immediate re.
lief IN all cases of Cough, Group and
LaGrippe because 1t does not pass i'm medi
ately into the stomach. but take. IF ct
right al the seat OF the trouble. 1t draws
out the Inflammation, reals and soothes
and cures permanently by ena bling the
lungs to contribute pure life giving and
life sustaining oxygen to the blood and
tissues. WIGGIN a. MOORE
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CARPETS.

sCarpetings, Rugs, Mattings,
Linoleums. Oilcloths, Portieres,
Couch Covers, Pillow Covers, Lace
Curtains and Window Shades. We
offer these at lower prices than
any other house.
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I'VE endeayor to follow styles, quar-
tiles and prices of those shown "
the leading retail stores in large cities
You will find in our store the Same
styles and quality, and prices on man!
goods we guarantee to be lower thah
those of retail stores. For stylish anu
first-class merchandise see our stock.
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EDEN.

There will be May ball ut Eden hail
May l.
Ralph Pickett, o. Winter Harbor, has
engaged TO work for the summer with
Lamont Burnes.
The farmers here are doing a big bust.
ness planting. Some have plsnt.d ma
hlgh as twenty five bushels OF potst,rs.
April 81 sppc
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Sill Waists, Separate Skirts, Jack
cts, Wash Waists, Wrappers, Muslin
Underwear, Petticoats "a full assert
ment is shoton, all in the latest styles.
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SILK, WOOL and COTTON

Dress Fdbrics-a large assortment to
select from. Our aew assortment of
Silks, now ready for the coming spring
and summer, is unusually complete and
attractive.
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81 had running, itching sore on my leg
Suffered fortunes. Doan's Ointment took away
the burning and itching instantly, and quickly
effected permanent cure" Z. W. Lenhart, DOW.
ling Green, o -Advt.
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be arranged. 1t Is expected that Rev,
George W. Avery will supply the pulpi,
at least part OF the time.
April %. EGO,
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Net0 Hamburgs and Stoiss Enibro'dsf'
les, Ati-orers, Edges, IaSertings'
Nelo Trimmings in Squares, Gallons
Nelc Irish Laees.
Netc Wash Neekpear.
Neao FEELINGS.
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Schools in this town will begin AUG
81 The teachers are not yet an
nounced.
Grain was gathered in last week IN
good condition and is said to be OF me
quality.
Early apples are being marketed IN
Mass, at good prices from this Vlcliii'S j..
A medium crop of apples of ali xmas
is assuredsin this section.
A full house attended the Masoli,o
entertainment at Giles hall on "euii0
day evening of last week.
Meeting at the NJ. e. chapel was W
attended on Sunday last and the eN'i
ing service was much enjoyed.
A little son was admitted at the ~ ~
of Ernest Masterman in TINS
one night last week.
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HANCOCK.
SURRY.

r1nxv that the centennial ce'epi deioi'
q oyer. many of the Vlsltors h'Ve
wended their way back to their seVerai
homes, and the village has returned u
IT. former quietness.
Rev. c. F. Buckingham or Nofth
ssedpwick preached q very aple ser
mon in the Baptist church last SUNDAY
afternoon. The audience was large ana
.nnreciatiye. Rev. Nathan Hunt OF
Charleston. Me-, occupied the pulpit IN
the evening.
Rev T. d. McGraw leaves town, 10
dav. for East Machias, to attend Tic
campmeeting there.
Mr. p. z. Sweet who has been away
from home for some time, IS at hoii'e
to remain for few days.
Mrs Severance of Orrington, is visit
IN, her sister Mrs. Evelyn COUSINS
for a few days.
Mr.. Henry Shapleigh has sold nis
house on Main street to Mr.. Jesse NJ
Raw. It's former owner, Mr.. snap
Ieiph. will purchase some other houae
IN the village in the near future.
Misses Ella Jarvis and Lizzie Gray
have gone to Kenduskeag to Flsi
relatives for a few days
PENNINGTON.
G.. A. Gould is loading quite qu'lii-
titv of lumber at the railroad slatioli
Mrs. A. l.. Wills has rented the Ch;'s
lincoln store and will move her goooS
there the first of September.
Work on the new dam is progressing
finely under the direction OF Ar'hu'
Flagge of North Jay, who mas chaIs'
Of the work.
Carroll Farrar of Barbertown, ONO
Is visiting friends in town ana Strong
Mr. Farrar was a former resident o
Strong. and this is his first Visit Slhc'
he went to Ohio twelve years ago.
F. z. Staney of Newton, Mass
formerly of this place, made the TIL
from Newton to Livermore Falls, a DIS
tance of 100 miles, in nine hours IN III
automobile. last week. He also cam
from kingfield to Pennington, VIII
four in the carriage, in "a minutes.
Excelsior Pomona holds children
dsv and Field Meetings with Farming
ton Grange at Varnum pond, Wednes
IA nay, aug. -olh' Pi"Si Gu
nished by Harrington Grange baohe
picnic.
Quite an important business transac
ton took place in town last Weer
George A. Hodgdon bought out tn
interest of Abbot b. Cragin in the fir
n OF Cragin & Hodgdon, successors to l
b A.. Smith, and will continue bushes
at the same place.
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STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN.
NEW SHARON.

Mr. c. b. George from East Mt. YER
non and sisters, Miss A. A. George ana
Mrs. Horace Trundy of Halloween, WIS.,
tied friends in town the past week.
George Kicker from Sumter .. ~ -
visiting in town.
Work commenced on the river oridge
the past week.
The Chesterville grange met st
Crowelrs pond. Saturday, for Gay,
outing and had a nice day and a Sood
time.
Al. George has Farmers Almanac
printed in 1901.
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KENNEBEC.
EAST PITTsToN.

Il Miss Mvra Hewey returned. Saturday.
h frona an extended visit in Phillips 2nd
Wells.
Miss Florence Young of Everett Mass.
was the guest for few days, last week.
of Mrs. J. E. Marson.
Mrs John Hanley and children, who
a have been spending . few weeks at f.
w. knights, left, Friday, for their home
in Dorchester.
y. p. ShibIeigh of Brooklyn is spending
Villa.
Mrs. r. M. Little is spending 4 few
weeks in Adams. Mass.
John Plummer of Michigan. a former
resident of this place. was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Cleaves. last week.
Misses Susie and Mary Cary are spend
ing few days in Orono.
Mrs. William Pulsifer and Mrs. Robert
Moody went to Lynn, Mass, Saturday,
for IL visit with relatives.
Miss Julia Blodgett, who has been stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. Eliza Burbank
for several months has returned to her
work in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Katherine Hanley and daughter
have closed their house and gone to Gar
diner, where they will reside in the fu-
ture. Their many friends in this vicinity
greatly regret their removal from their
old home
Miss Grace Knight is visiting friends
In Worcester. Mass.
Master Roy Baker. who has spent scv-
er:,l months with Mr. and Mrs. Myrick
Ierham. returned to his home i'll Boston,
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs, l.. l.. Harris will attend
the camp meeting at Nobleboro held dur
ing this week.
Mrs. w. S. Cleaves and daughter. Mrs
Joseph Jones. left, Monday. for Wells
where they will attend Il family reunion.
While Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Stilphen and
grandson were driving recently they We're
suddenly thrown from their carriage
fortunately all escaped without serious
injury. but Mr. Stilphen was so bruised
and shaken up by his fall that he has
been laid aside for a time.
MT. VERNON.
Miss Alberta Brown returned to
Haverhill, Mass. on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Tuck of Haverhill.
Mass, returned to their home on Mon
day.
c. c. Hunt and Mrs. Hunt of Angus
ia, and Mrs. Roothby of Eerlin, N. H.,
were calling on friends, Tuesday.
Frank Carson. drug clerk for the
American Drug Co., is spending his va
cation at his old home.
Mr.. J. Frank Hammond returned
from Augusta, Saturday.
Daniel kimball. an old and respected
citizen, died, last Saturday, aged 70
years, 3 months and 90 days: He was
buried at Vienna Village cemetery,
Monday.
The Baptist society will take down
the chimney to the church, and rebuild
it.
The work on the new hotel goes slow
/ ly on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Foss returned
from Bath, Saturday.
ss The campmeeting people returned,
Monday, having enjoyed very inter-
esting session.
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E,r,nl, Fogg and wife are in town
60. = fo,v days stay with relatives here.
The loss by fire on the buildings of
M Williams was satisfactorily ad-
ineted on Saturday and he will rebuild
his stable before long.
-'''' > RIVERSIDE.
N. II. and II. r. Fossett went to
Oakland last Sunday.
Mrs Augustus Bailey and daughter
cih,,I of Boston, are visiting Mrs. W.
p. Bailey
Mrs Ellen Clifford Pierson of Oak
land california, is the guest of Misses
Hannah and Hester smell.
Miss Pearl Bates of Augusta, is the
ruest of Miss Margaret Phinney.
Mrs A. r. Robinson of Winslow,
passed last week with Mrs. N. II. Fos-
| sett.
At whist last Friday evening the
| first nrizes were won by ". =. Bailey
| of This Mace and Mrs. A. r. Robinson
| of Winslow. The consolation prizes
went TO Judge and Mrs. Andrews OF
| Augusta.
Albert Fuller and family of Augusta,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
| Lee last Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Arey are visiting
! friends at Friendship.
ALBION.
Leroy Copeland and Mr.. and Mrs
| John Copeland are attending the Cope
| land reunion at Warren.
Nieces of Benjamin Libbey from
| Philadelphia and from Stockton, Me.
are visiting at Mr.. Libbeys.
Mrs. Hamln and little son of Cor
| ham, Me, are visiting at Roscoe
| Hlake's; Mr.. and Mrs. Parson of Mass
at w. L. brakes; Miss Meader of Wa
| terVille, at Otis Meader'S.
The public schools opened August .
with the following teachers in at
| tendance: Mcdonald school, MAJ
| Hatch: Quaker HILL Miss ellis; No. A
| Miss ellis of Watcrville; Davis school
Lila Whitaker; Bcssey Ridge, Mrs
Norton; Tilton school, Miss Gushie
Albion Corner, Ethel Clark and Oliv'
Gould.
The Sunday-schools on this end. o
the w. E. & i. r. II. have u picnic q
South China pond, August 30 FAR
for round trip, adults, Csc; children
10C.
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SOUTH MONMOUTH.

Fred l.. Buker and family of Lisbon,
also Rev. G. a. Buker's wife of Ames,
N. Y, have been visiting j. d. Buker.
The young CD people went on hay
rack rides, climbed trees, fished boated
Waded, and bathed to their hearts
content. They attended church at
Litchfied Plains on Sunday.
Flora Frost and her niece, Florence
Frost, have been visiting at c. 7.
ErOSt'S.
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WEST LITCHFlELD.

Genevieve Dustin is visiting relatives
at South Oak Hill.
The Seventh Day Advents had bap-
tism at Godfrey's brook on Saturday,
Elder Hersom otficiated. -Four candi-
dates We're baptiSed.
Edna Springer of Lewiston is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Springer,