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NORTH LaMoIsE.

Mrs. S. Y. Springer, of Roxerofs, Is at
Sifs. Aobie AasIla's.
Mrs. Amanda Hasti ngs, OF Methaep,
Mass, is Visiting relatives here.
Rslp Hagen COOS this morning to attend
Coburn classical institute at Wateryiile.
Jack CAristie returned yesterday from
Bar hsroor where he has been employ ed
j. q. A. Bolster and wife, OF Boston,
ana their niece have visited at Nelson
Young's recently.
Frank Robinson and bride have moved
from East Cambridge, and are TO occupy
the Caroline Austin Homestead.
Mrs. Nelson Young and daughter Pearl
Marion, were the guests OF hSr aunt, Mrs.
Edward Young, Fndsy and Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph hutchings, OF sedgwiek /,
and Miss Alice Higgins, OF Ellsworth,
visited airs. Lois 0ilpatrlck the past wess !.
Miss Annie Winter, of Augusta, and
Mrs. p. A. Gross, OF Bangor, visited Mrs.
Gross' sister, Mrs. Lacy Gray, the past
week.
Mrs. Alfred Brann, of Southwest Har-
Dor, ana MEs. Herman Gilbert, OF Tren-
ton, we're the guests of Mrs. Lois Gil
patrick on Wednesday.
Sept. Il. Y.
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Otis.
Sept. u.

Arthur Salisbury, of Ellsworth Falls,
visited relatives here Sunday.
Bertha Warren was called from Islesboro
last week by the illness Of her father.
Charley Salisbury, of Pittsheld, returned
the sth, after spending a week With rela-
tives here.
Mabel Aiorey returned to orono last
Saturday to attend high school. She spent
her vacation here.
Jed Salisbury and wife visited their
sister. Mrs. Charles Bunker, OF Bangor,
Friday and Saturday.
John F. whitcomb and his son, B. B.
Whiteornb, OF Ellsworth, were in town
Saturday ON business.
The speakers al the democratic rally
Thursday evening were .. Z. Hurley, OF
Ellsworth, and r. Ingalls,, OF Bar Hsrbor.
Mrs. wiifred BlaisdeII and daughters
Hannah and Helen, who are living at is
worth, are stopping a few days at their
old home here.
Sept. IL. DAVIS.
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aI,t,EHIf.L FALLS.

Capt. r. @. r. Csndsgs returned to
Bsookline, Mass, Saturday,
School began the 9Th, taught by Miss
Eleanor weseost, OF North Bioehiii.
Mrs. Brooks Gray and son spent the day
with friends at East orland recently.
4. J. Mcfarland returned this week
from Bar Harhor, where be has been visit
ing friends.
Harry Brelnard. OF Connecticut, and
Paul Seyin, Of New York, who bave been
spending a season ct the Neviu cottage,
returned home Wis Ellsworth Friday.
A party OF summer people from CastiDe
on canoe trip took dinner at b. A.
Grsy's Thursday. The party consisted q
Miss Riddle, Miss HutehIns, MIR. volk
mann, sir. Eliot, Mr. Palmer and Mr..
Clarke.
Quite number gathered at A. r. Con-
ary's Saturday evening to celebrate viii
ford q. Cousry's fifteenth birthday. he
received some nice gifts. Refreshments
were served, and all had pleasant time
and wish wtiiord many happy enniver-
series.
Sept. IL. SUBSTITUTE.
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rREwoRaY. PERKINS.

A pretty wedding took place here Tues
day evening, sept. 6, when Miss Liliian
III. Treworgy, Of Surry, was married to
Thomas Perkins, OF Lowell, Mass, the
ceremony taking place at the home OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. \. os-
good. Rev. J. d. McGraw officiated.
MIR. Perkins was attended BY his best
mat, P. F. Conston, OF Lowell, and Mrs.
Conston acted a. matron of honor. The
bridal party was preceded by Miss
Frances L. Curtis. niece OF the bride, as
ring bearer.
Following the ceremony reception was
held in rooms prettily decorated with
ferns and wild flowers. The bride looked
charming ia a beautiful gown OF white
siik over white ssffets and carried bunch
OF white sweet peas.
Tue happy couple we're the recipients oil
many useful and beautiful gifts, snc
started on their wedding tour to tbs
White mountains with the best wishes Of
their many friends. On their return they
will make their home at 573 Westforc
street, Lowell.
Mr.. Perkins is assistant superintendent
OF the Suffolk wooden manufacturing cor
poratioD, while Mrs. Perkins has beer
employed as stenographer in that city fol
several years.
Sent Il G.
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WEST FREMONT.

Leslie Fernsid called on friends here
Sunday.
Miss Grsce Lunt visited her grand
mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Lunt, this week.
Roland Carter. OF Swans Island, visited
his sister, Mrs. Charles P. Lunt, Sept. 10.
Capt James Norwood left this week to
60 10 Bluehill to take command Of the
schooner Gold Hunter.
The people OF this place raised s105 by
subscription in two days the past week
for the benefit OF the church building.
Miss Rena NJ. Lunt came home Satur-
day from the Ocean house, where she has
been employed as head table-gtrl. The
hotel has closed.
Walter Lunt has bought Isaac Murphy's
bost, and will TT her for scalloping,
Capt. Murphy has gone to Friendship tc
have another larger boat built.
Presiding Elder F. L. Hayward held the
quarterly conference at the Methodist
church Sept. 9. assisted by Rev. Benjamin
Gott and Rev. A. Chapman, OF Swans
Island, snd the pastor, Rev. d. NJ. Angel
Sept. IL. TEELsIA.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Rs- asaa4oaa. County Ne tos. see other pages
sURRY.

Mrs. Mile Lord and daughter Ethel,
who have been visiting in Massachusetts,,
are h0me.
Several OF the village people went to
Phi fps shore and enjoyed clam chow
der and picnic supper Saturday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Townsend, OF Portland,
came to Sarry Tuesday, to attend the
wedding OF Der friend Miss Lillian M.
Treworgy.
Mrs. Bioomfe d Moon, her four daugh-
tiers, Esther and Cbsriene Smith and
BazeI aud Winnie May Moon. OF Ellis
worth, have been visiting In Sarry since
TUESDAY. MIR. Moon came on his wheel
Saturday.
Mrs. Eva II. Patten, who has been Wis
ting Der sister in law, Mrs. II. H. Phillips,
started Wednesday for her home in Dem
yer, Colo, but with visit Bo ton, New
YORK, Washington, Buffalo and other
cities, besides stopping at the fair at st.
Louis on the route.
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST SULLIVAN

Mrs. X. r. Gsrrish has returned ,,0-.
weeks visit in Ellsworth.
The grammar schcoi opened for that,
term Sept IL. Mr.. Goddard is the tescb.,
Miss Josie Bunker went to Prsnk,,n
Monday to teach the vIllsge p,im.,v
school.
Frank Springer. OF Bar Harbor, sU,,,
Sunday Nth his parents, Joha sprinsa,
and wife.
Mrs. i.uls Bunker and afiss slbyl r,,cv
OF touidsnoro. were ia town Friday IA
Saturday.
The knights OF Pythias are hsvI,s
their hail psinted. r. A. Noyes and ].
Maybeli sre doing sne WORK.
a large number Of gsangers from ,b,.
town attended the meeting ., pomnn.
grange at Hancock, last Thursday, and
report an interesting meeting.
Charles W. Sargent was RECENTLY n.
guest Of bis mother, Mrs. Howard l,upksr
lev Gays, before going to New York,
whera he VIII be IN the employ Of TIE
Csnneics who summer 81 Sorrento.
Several OF our yoong people are going
away TO school this fall. Among them
are Misses fiota Good win, Gussse hobart.
son and Allies Fsrasworth, the latter 10
University OF Maine; Harvey Robertson.
csspar BiafsdeH to fitting schools. aad
Andy p. iiavsy TO eater Harvard law
ehool.
Two p. iiticai meetings were held las,
week st x. OF r. bali. Fridsy evening
Congressm~n Lttlsfeld, of RoeklAnd, aud
DR.. J. II. Pstten, Of Amherst, addressed
the Republicans, and Saturday evening
the democratic speakers we're Congress-
man II. T. Rsioos. OF Illinois. e. n. Ben.
son and Rsginsid iogs,ls, OF Bar HRrbor.
The bail was crowded al 10th meetings.
Sept. IL. B.
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WEST HANCOCK

school is in session, tsnght by Ruel
Bridges.
Fred Miles and wife have returned from
visit to Boston aud vicinity.
Sherman Mcfarland win return Monday
TO Newport, where be is employed.
Prof. w. r. Butler and family LET,
Thursday for their home in New Bedford.
Melvin Smith and Miss Esther Church.
of Dexter, visited SIR. Smiths mother
last week.
Miss Evelyn A. Butler left Saturday for
Philadelphia. She will visit friends In
Brunswick and Boston.
Mrs. Howard TiIden and daughter, Miss
Evelyn, OF Bar harbor, were recent guests
OF w. Il. Butler and wife.
There were two m0sieales last week
one on "Wednesday evening by Prof. w,
r. Butler and wife. and one Monday even
ing BY Irving Mcfarland and wife. Both
were occasions OF much enjoyment. Re.
freshments we're served.
Sept. 10. sumAn.
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II.
RRnoKLIN.

Ray Carter, OF Saskeag, returned to
Hebron Friday.
Miss Myrtle Green is visiting friends at
North SedRwick.
Miss Agnes McFarlaud visited friends In
Bucksporl last week.
Miss Gertrude Parker went to Boston
Thursday for week.
A.E. Stanley, of Roxhuvy. Mass, f. in
town Waiting friends.
E. J, Carter. OF stonlngton, was in town
last week on business.
Charles Bisse and Bert Marks, wbo have
been yachting. ave at home.
John Dempsey. OF meirose, Mass. IL a,
Hotel Dosify for few weeks.
Miss Grace we4eott, OF Bar Harbor, IL
the guest of Miss Msude Wells.
Mi-s Mary Stanley. o, Boston, Is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Stanley.
Mrs. May Chase, o, Sheridan, is the
g1e of her cousin, Mrs. F. :. Herrics.
Mrs. Rnhle Mcfarland, daughter and
son, OF Portland, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Clara Freethey returned Friday to
Pfovidence, r. l., where she viii resume
te&ehiag.
Miss Carrie Tibbetts his returned from
Raymond, where she has spcn, the
summer.
Misses hertie York and winiirei Bracy
returned to their work at Aiticboro, Mass
las, Saturday.
Miss Blanche Bracy, who has been visit
ing her pareats, Herman BrRoy and wife,
returned to Boston Friday.
Misses Nina and Laura Stewart left Fri.
day tor Providence, Il. L., where Miss
Nina Is a nurse and Miss Laura attends
school.
Sire. E. ID. Mayo and children. OF Taun-
ton, Mass, returned Friday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Msyo's mother. Mrs.
John Reed. who wilt enter this Bost0n
homeopathic hospital Tor treatment.
Schools begin to. day with the following
teaebersf Corner, ars. Nellie Hsgurthy
Haven, Miss Muss Doilard; West Brook.
lin, Mrs. AIena Fiye; No. Z, siiss Gertrude
Parker; North Brooslin, Miss Agnes MI
Farland; No. 9, Miss Emma Hamilton;
Naskeag, Miss Mary Nelson; Bay. hiiss
Hazel Friend. OF sedgwick; high school,
Miss Hutehlngson, of Norway.
Sept. IL. USE FEsMK.
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MARIANILLE.

The apple crop in this vicinity will be
the largest for many years.
Charles Frost has gone to the Bangor
hospital for treItment OF appendicitis.
Myrtle Sterling, of wsterviile, who has
bien visiting her mother returned the esh.
Rev. d. b. Smith, OF Franklin, preached
at the chapel on Sunday forenoon aud
evening.
Mrs. Olive Close and Daniel Clark, OF
Bangor. have been visiting relatives here
the past week.
Joseph Frost aud wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF baby
boy, bora Sept. II.
Mrs. c. c. Morrison and children, Of
Bar Hsrbor, have been spending a few
days here the past week.
Tbs remains OF Mrs. j. j. Carr, OF Els
worth, no died suddenly last week were
brought Nhere for Interment. MIR. Carr
was born here, and lived here for nearly
fifty years. Thiswas his third wife.
Sept. 10. S.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.
NJ

Mrs. Mary A. Powers was in Roekland
Wednesday.
Tue Sunday school held Its annual pic
ME on Hatchs point on Tuesday.
Capt. and Mrs. Willard HAskeli's little
daughter Gladys, w o has been critically
Ill for many weeks, is slowly improving
Y. A. Pierce and son Harvard and
Lyman Stinson went on the stone cutters
excursion from Stonington to Bangor on
Labor Day.
Frank Robbins and friend +. w. For.
syth. who are employed in Portsmouth
navy yard, spent Labor Day at his old
home here.
Mrs. Frank King. who hiss been spend
ing the summer wi b her sister, Mrs. J. f
Robbins, left Saturday tor her home Ia
Chsriestown, Mass.
John F. Robbins, who was thrown from
hts wagon last week, sustained injuries
seyerer than was at first supposed. DIR
Small finds the bresstboDe broken.
Mrs. Gustavus Robbins, of Cambridge
MHsS., hho heE oaughtefs nfS. wye oHaS
and two little sons, OF Newton, Mass.
who have been here for the summer re
| turned home on Friday.
Mrs. J. E. Robbins and daughters Eys
aud Alice left for their winter home IL
Cambridge Wednesday. Mrs. Robbins snc
Miss Eva will, en- route for home, spenc
day with ner brother, John Allen, In
New Hampshire, and Miss Alice q few
days with friends In Portsmouth.
Sept. 10. @.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Eugene Springer and Ed. Gay leave the
18th for California.
Ralph A. Springer commenced his school
at Eastbrook last week.
Master Theodore Abbott, who broke his
arm last week, is doing finely.
Miss Florence Blaisdell is teaching here.
She boards with Mrs. John Tracy.
Mrs. Theo II. Peters, of Ellsworth, made
a flying trip here Friday evening.
Mrs. Peter n. Ponton, Of Boston, has
been the guest of Miss NJ. E. Moone the
past week.
Eugene l.. Gordon and family left Sstur-
day for Boston, after two-weeks' visit
with Mr.. Gordon's mother, Mrs. Maria c.
Gordon.
Frank @. Robinson, of Lynn, Mass,
came Wednesday to join his wife, and viii
spend a months vacation the guest OF
Mrs. A. NJ. Moone.
The speeches at the republican rally last
Friday evening by Hon. Charles e. Little
field and DR.. j. Il. Patten were listened TO
by large audience.
Sent 70 M
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GREAT POND.

Charles Emery was in Ellsworth Sat
urday.
Raymond and Ezra Williams were in
Ellsworth on Thursday.
Several from here have attended the
political lectures In Amherst.
Saturday afternoon Sunday school
picnic was held in Ezra Williams grove.
Mrs. Samuel Clark. of Franklin, Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Shu-
man.
Mrs. e. J. Bragg. of Brewer, and Mrs.
Frances Mclaughlin, Of Clifton, have
beeu spending the week here with relative
and friends.
Mrs. Nash, who has been with her
daughter Clara, during her severe illness,
will return to her home IN Halifax this
week, Miss Nash being eonvalescent.
sent -. e
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Miss Grace Moore ix visiting relatives
in Bar Harbor.
DR.. l.. l.. I.srrabee leaves to-day for
Princeton on business.
Mrs. Della Libby, of Green, has been
visiting friends here.
L. P. Cole and his daughter, Miss Gen.
evieve, spent Friday in Bar Harbor.
L. p. Cole and wife were guests at L. B.
Dessy's in Bar Harbor the first OF the
week.
Miss Isabel Ciesves came over from Bar
Hsrbor Saturday night to spend Sunday
at bone.
Mrs. Lula Bunker has been on trip
which included visits to Hancock and
Columbia
Mrs. Lucy e. Coombs has gone to Port
land to spend some time with her dsugh-
ter, Mrs. N. II. Cole.
Miss Fannie Ray and Miss Helen Cole
have returned from a visit to Miss Louise
Deasy in Bar Harbor.
The Union Sunday school enjoyed q
strsw-ride to Corea Wednesday, and had
dts picnic dinner at Crowiey's island.
Capt. Deasy and wife entertained at din
ner on Sunday. Raymond Gaptill and
wife, OF Gouldsboro, were among the
guests.
school begins in the village this morn
ing. Miss Annie Tucker, of Cherryfieid,
will teach the grammar, and Miss Mar
garet Moore the primary.
Col Frank Baker, of New York, with
Mrs. Sarah Sawyer and Mrs. Bessie Baker,
OF Steuben, we're guests Of ]. NJ. Williams
ard wife on Wednesday.
Tue real J. c. G., of Gouldsboro, would
like to inquire OF the Birch Hsrbor COR
respondent, where his namesake, the lot
ster bearing his initials, was found, as re-
ported from there two weeks ago. He
was taken from Gouldsboro bay, and
marked on the date inscribed on his body.
Sept. II. G.
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WEST BRooRsvILLE.

Schooner Aicion has made another
record trip to Rockiand.
Arrivals at tbs Brookside: william
Kelly and wife, OF Bangor.
Mrs. Sabine, of Melrose, Mass, IS visit
Ing her mother, Mrs. Irving Tarbox.
Mrs. George IL. Tspley returned Tues
day from Rockisnd, where she went to
attend the funeral of Capt. David II.
Ingraham.
Departures In the last ten days; Mrs.
John Ray and two daughters Misses
Della and Harriet, for Bangor; Mrs. n. A.
Halves, for Andover; Mrs. Henry Haskell
and two children, Somervilie, Mass; Capt.
Ira w. Tapley aud wife, for New York.
Sept. II. ToMsoS.
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Misses. Anna. Isabel and Constance Hors-
ford, OF Boston; Misses Ethel and Janet
Pope. of Dorchester, Mass Miss Alice
Keene, Boston.
Lewis Wade, wite and son David, who
have been spending hs sommer here, re-
turned to Maiden Monday.
Miss Lyman, Miss Wonder Lyman and
Master Charlie Lyman, who have been
spending the summer here, went TO Nal
den, Mass, Monday
Sept. 10. l..
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advertisements.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sARGENTvILLE.

Dr. Davies family returned to Philaoel'
phia Wednesday.
Mrs. George Grindsl is visiting rela.
| tives In Portland.
Addison Sargent. of Melrose, Mass, Z
in town for short stay.
j. B. Bsbson aud wife, OF BROOKLYN
spent Friday at the LynnmoTe.
Cards ara out for the wedding OF Mics
Jennie Sylvester to Harold Byatd, both oil
Sedgwick.
e. w. Wylie and Capt. A. l.. wylie. OF
the four-msster William Clifford, spent
the night with MFR. Moore on Sunday
J. A. Moore and a lie passed the after
noon and evening with Harry Thnrstou
and wife, OF North sedgwiek, Saturday.
Albert L. shorey, of Enfield, who is to
teach the high school in district No. 3,
arrived Saturday. lie is at the Lynnmore.
Mrs. Mary A. Sargent. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
Means, IA Sedgs iek, came home Wednes-
day.
]. A. Moore and wife were pleasantly
surprised on Tuesday bs receiving visit
from some of Mr.. Moore's relatives,
Albion Carlisle and wife, OF Ellsworth
Falls, Orlando Brooks and wife, OF Hart
land, Abner Brooks and wife, of 81.
AlSans. While there Mr.. and Mrs. Moore,
accompanied by their guests, with Mr.
and Mrs. Eyerson and Mr. sud Mrs. j. W.
Bsbson, OF Washington, ID. c.. went 20
BROOKLYN TO "Uncle joe Bsbson's where
one OF his famous clam bakes was en-
joyed.
SAINT 10 NJ
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GorTs' bland.

Mrs. Susie Gross Is visiting relatives In
Stonington.
Schooner Minqaas, Capt. Duffy, loaded
stone at Black Island for New York, last
week.
Miss Nellie Joyce, " no has bean work
ing at stonington, returned home last
Sunday.
Capt. willism e. Colt has had a gaso.
line engine pot in his boat TO be used for
tending lobster traps.
Mrs. Maggie Trask left last Friday for
Attisboro, Mass, with her daughter, Ms.
q. ii. HodgkIns. of thai place.
The United States government has placed
a spindle ON what is knoBn as Birthstone
ledge, nesr the southeast end of Black
island.
Charles Harding, of Lamoine, and
Gregory EDDY, OF Seal Harbor, were here
one day last week, on the schooner Nick
erson, Capt. Squirting.
Miss M. w. oyington has bought lot
adjoining that OF her brother, Charles X.
Oyington, OF New Yosk, and intends TO
build cottage In the spring.
Steamer Islssford was here last Satur-
day with excnrsicnists, among whom
was MIR. Kingsbury. architect for Miss NJ.
w. 0gington's cottage that Is to be built.
He came to locate the cottage.
| Sept. Il. CHRIS.
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SEAL COVE.

Miss Helen Sswyer is hume from Ban.
ger, where she has been spending few
days.
Mrs. 81. II. La Furley ana four chlldrtn.
OF Stockton springs, are visiting her par
ents, J. ". oeer and wife.
G. w. Meffstt, OF Pretty Marsh, who
has been In New YORK tor some months,
was In town Sunday, calling on friends,
sept. II. NE
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abA Subscribers at I06
ce Ga ancock county
other papers In the County COM
esned do not reach so many. THE AMER
roAs Is not TIE only paper printed in
Hanceck county. and has nereT claimed to
be. but u Is the only paper that can prop
crit be called COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely local papers. The efrcuia-
t. u Ink AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbor Records summer list, Is larger
thsn that Of oil the other papers printed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-14

To accommodate those who are partial 70 The
use % aioiaiEers In applying lIaulas into tue
nasai passage for catarrhal sroNbles, the pro
prie'ors prepare kiy's Liquid Cream BAla.
Prizes laeiadins the spragins tube Is IS cenis.
Drnggssts or by mail, TIE liquid embodies the
medicinal propsrtiss Of The SOLID prePa'alios.
Cream Balu, - quickly absorbed by the aen-
brSne ard docs not DRY up the secTeiions but
changes them 10 . natural snd healthy character
Ely Brothers. Vi Warren 81, Y.
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REACH.
DAVIS.

Mrs. Levi knight is visiting friends in
Bucksport.
Miss Carrie Gray rrrived home from a
visit In East Boston Sunday.
Benjamin lamont and family left for
their home in Maiden, Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Lowe and children, Marion
and sydney, returned to Maynard, Mass,
Friday.
Departures from Torrey house this
week were as follows: Mrs. O'Connor
and daughters, Misses Edith, Helen and
May, Of Roxbury, Mass; Roger Horsford,
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suMAo.
CENTER.
Sept. 10,

orvili Bartlett, of Northeast Hsrbor,
spent Sunday with r. B. Higgins.
Gardner Lawson and wife were the
guests OF Mrs. w. w. Hodgdon last week
There will be an iee-eream socIabIe a,
the Methodist church, Sept. II. Proceeds
for benefit OF pastor.
Mrs. !. r. Haskins and daughter who