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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-18
NEPHI L. MORRIS.
GEORGE r. EMERY,
EDWARD r. ASHTON,

Presidency OF the Salt Lake Stake.
The Ninth ward Sunday school will
hold its annual conference tomorrow,
meetings commencing at 10 a. m. and
q p, IN. This is in celebration of the
forty-first anniversary OF the school
and SPLENDID program OF class eXer-
cises and miscellaneous numbers has
been prepared. The public IS invited.
The Second quorum Of Elders, Salt
Lake stake, will meet in the Ninteenth
ward assembly rooms on Monday eve
ming next at s o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Pioneer Stake Sunday School union
will be held Monday June 90 at 1880
p. m. in the Seventh ward assembly
rooms, A full attendance Is desired,
The officers and aids OF the Pioneer
stake Mutual Improvement associations
will visit the Twenty-sxtn ward to-
morrow night, the meeting beginning
at o'clock
The conference OF the Ensign stake
Relief societies viii be held In the
liver tleth ward Westinghouse Friday,
June "A, 1904. at 10 a. m. and p. m.
MARA DIET A DnMNRX
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Ni - ANNNHAANA ~ ANNfNh ~ - 4
REBECCA II. LITTLE.
MINNIE II. JAMES.

The following home missionary APP
pointments have been made In the
Ensign stake for Sunday evening, June
10,
Eleventh ward-William w. Ritter
and William IL, King.
Twelfth--John Nicholson and Vernee
T.. Halliday. ~
Thlrteenth-Joseph s. Wells Wand
Frank Il, Snow
Elghteenth-James HIfoyle and VIII
liam NJ. Stewart,
Observation-Disclosures Noal and
Junus II. Wells
Twenty nrst- william Armstrong and
James r. Hammond,
soventh--Richard w Young
ana John NJ. Knight.
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Report made 10 the Secretary OF state OF
the State Of Utah, Of the condition OF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-17
OAK POINT.

Aug. 10.

Mr.. Fuller returned home Sunday.
Fred L. Mureh's bate. who has been
very i'll, is somewhat improved.
Capt. Dudley Delivers little son Milton,
who has been quite IN. Is convaiescent.
Fred Fernald and family, MIR. Fernaid's
nephew, Herbert Fernald, arrived sstur-
day.
Capt. John Doliiver, in the Minnie
Cnase. has gone to Ellsworth to load with
bricks for Bar Harbor.
George w. Murch's wife and children, of
Boston, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Muroh's
father, Hartford Murch.
Capt. Henry Holt took large raft of
siave-wood belonging to whitcomb,
Haynes & Co. to the Bsyside mill Sunday.
Sylvester Fuller, wife and daughter
Clara, of Boston, are entertaining their
relatives of Newport at their cottage.
"The Firs."
Capt. Fred S. Murch, in the Carrie May,
is loading with gravel at Bsyside for Bar
Hsrbor. He has had his schooner re-
paired and painted.
Capt. Cushmsn K. Alley has sold his
schooner, the Hattie Lewis, to parties In
Bar Harbor and Trenton. He will engage
In trade soon as he completes an addition
to his store.
Harry p. Alley and Mrs. Grace /. Rich
and little son Lewis have gone to Seal
Harbor to visit Aubrey l.. Alley and wife.
They will visit their sister, Angie A.
Alley, at lslesiord,
Mrs. Clara Clark, OF Boston, is the
guest OF Mrs. Georgia Murch. Mrs. Clark
will visit friends at Bar HarboF, remain
ing tin the first of September, then re-
turn to Boston.
Aug. Is. PLUTARcH.
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sPEc
CAPE ROSTER.

Miss Georgia Black Is to go to Bangor
soon.
Irwin NJ. Black is home from Bar Hsr-
Dor.
Mr.. sneideker snd,wife are In camp at
Pond island.
r. s. March came from Hampton
Aug. 3 to visit at c. n. Bake's.
Mrs. Maud Farnham, Of West Brooks
vile, has visited her parents, C. II. Blake
and wife.
Capt. NJ. Nj. Crockett, OF New York, Is
expected this week tor short stay st
Harborside.
Mrs. M. A. Blake arrived from South
Brooksville Aug. i, aud "Fsiryiew" Will
be opened for the rest Of the season.
Mrs. DR.. Andrews and daughter Lillian
from Beschmont, Mass, are to come soon
to Charles II. BIske's. The doctor will
not come this year.
Misses Emma and Abbie Nash, Of
Brooklyn, n. v, are expected soon at
Fsirview. Jack Wkeeioek is also to come
a few weeks from Hartford.
In our last letter the name of sr. Steele
was made TO read Mrs. Steele. 1t was
rather sad mls,ske, for male visitors are
scarce along our shores.
C II. Blake and son Hiram, despite the
wet weather, sre cutting the last OF the
hsy on the Moses Blake farm, and have
also got In much OF their own. They Will
commence at Fsiryiew next.
Biueoerries and rsspberries are quite
plentiful here. Blackberry bushes are
loaded with green fruit, and bid fair 10 be
very full OF ripe ones soon. All are look
ing for full crop of eranberries.
Aug. o. B.
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orIs.
THELssA.
Aug. Is.

The Jordan reunion at Tilden, held
Aug, 10, was well represented from here.
Arden Young aud wife called on rela-
tiyes aud friends In Bangor last Thurs.
day and Friday.
Gertrude Lally returned from Lsmoine
last week, after several weeks visit with
her sister. Mrs. Everett Higgins.
Carrie Tibbetts and Mr.. Grindsi, Of Bar
Harbor, were guests OF her parent#, wsI-
lace TIbbetts ard wife. last Wednesday.
William Morey, of Washington, ID. c.,
returned Monday after spending few
weeks with his family " DO are rusticating
here.
Mrs. Lizzie Msxiieid and son. S. Jordan,
OF Bangor, who were in attendance at the
Jordan reunion, remained few days with
her sister, Mrs. Aaron Salisbury.
Mrs. E. L. Grover entertained at her
home weduss lay evening at tea, dozen
guests, connections OF the Jordans, who
are relatives of Mrs, Grover. Among
them were Charles Campbell and wife, OF
Lynn, Macs.
Aug. Is. DAVIS.
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EAST BLUEHILL..

Charlie simpson, OF vinaIhayen,
arrived yesterday. He will return to-day.
Misses Mabel Cooper and May Curtis
are visiting relatives and friends at PEN
obscot.
Charles Miller came home from Seal
Harbor last Wednesday. He has been
employed at the Jordan Pond house.
Mrs. Maggie Brown, of Roeklsnd, aud
Capt. Charles A. Candsge, OF East Bluehiil,
were married at RockIsnd, July %.
Ellis stapsfield came home from Vinal-
haven yesterday. He will remain a few
days, and move into the DR.. Hsgerthy
house.
Mrs. Alice Twining and Mrs. Nellie
Ridlon left here this morning for Green
Lake. They will he the guests of E. B.
Burr and wife, of Brewer, who have cot
tsge at the lake.
Aug. Is. G.
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WEST TRFMoNT.

Joseph Nicholas spent Sunday here.
Leslie Fernald. OF Msnset, visited
friends here Fddav.
wsldina Fernald, Of Brockiine, Mass,
called on friends here Wednesday.
r. Ashton limit has rs.urpes after n
short trip to Boston, Philadelphia and ST..
John.
Nathaniel woYthen Of Aus,on Mass.
speut This week hsye ,ha snss. n, " lillian
A. CLARK. ir.
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EAST LAMoINE.

Mrs. c. G.. Royal, of Ellsworth, and son,
Hoyt A. Austin, OF Boston, have had a
pleasant visit among friends at East
Lamolae and with Capt. and Mrs. Kiet, OF
North Lamoine. They returned to Ella
worth Saturday
The rains on Wednesday night stopped
the progress of the fire that had been
burning on the previous day to the north
of Blunt's pond, and the showers on
Thursday night did great good In the
same direction. The gardens and crops
also were greatly benefited by the recent
rainfall.
The Union Congregational church, Of
Ellsworth Falls, held successful Sunday
school picnic at the Whitney cottage at
Lamoine Beach on Friday. There was a
large attendance and an enjoyable day was
spent, and a tired but happy party re-
turned home In the covered hayraek
drawn by four horses, large buckboards
and long string of private conveyances.
On Wednesday the Sunday school OF
North Lamoine held it's picnic at Blunt's
pond. There was good attendance.
Many from the neighboring towns were
present. Games were INDUCED in, such as
boating and swinging, and many enjoyed
rambling through the beautiful woods
surrounding the pond. At noon bounti-
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARRoR.

Mrs. George A. Dodge and sons left for
their home In Bluehili this morning.
Miss Gertrude soper, OF Bar Harbor, was
a recent guest of Miss Blanche Deasy.
l.. K. Storrs, with his wife and son, OF
Boston, Is at f w. Cleaves' for two weeks.
Miss Bernice Farrar, of Winter Harbor,
has been recent guest OF Mrs. w. Il.
Moore.
Miss Helen Smith, OF Steuben, has been
spending tew days with her aunt, Mrs.
Daniel Dessy.
Miss Frances Peters arrived from Boston
Sunday to spend her vacation With her
mother, Mrs. Kate Peters.
Mrs. Charlotte Hesins has concluded
her visit at her sons, w. p. He~ins, and
lett this morning for Boston.
Mrs. Edward Bragdon and Miss Bernice
Smith, of East sullivan, were guests OF
Mrs. Charles Bisnce during the fair.
Mrs. EIinor Cole, OF South Boston, who
has been here with relatives few weeks.
has gone to Gouidsboro Point to visit her
daughter, Mr.. George Shaw.
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ASHXILLE.
SPRAY.

John H. Tracy and wife spent Saturday
at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Alice Fsrrin, who has been I'll, is
able to ride out again.
Mrs. Rosie johnson, who has been III, il
some better, but not yet shle to sit up.
Mrs. Georgia Robertson visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Workman, at Sorrento last
week.
Mrs. Ida Potter has gone to South
Gouldsboro to work IN the ssrdine
factory.
Mrs. Mary Lindsey Is in poor health.
Her sister, Miss Beczie Ashley, spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with her.
J. 3. Duke, who is employed at Bsr
Harbor, visited his family Saturday and
Sunday and returned to Bar Harbor this
morning.
Miss Helen c. Hill, of East Sullivan, &C.
compsnied by her aunt, Mrs. Csrolius
CHM, OF Bueksport, called on Mrs. e. c
Hill Sunday evening.
DIR. Arthur chilcott, OF Sullivan, and
his mother, Mrs. Sophia J. Chilcott, snc
sister Clio, of Ellsworth, were the guesti
of their sister and aunt, Mrs. Eliza c
Hill, Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Potter who recently lost hei
COW is indebted &c the kindness Of hel
many friends for another COW. Mrs. Pot
ter extends her thanks to her ma J
kind friends in her time Of need. Credit
is due George Fsrrip, who led the move
ment.
Mrs. Lizzie Carr, of Philadelphia, whS
is in Bucksport this summer, was called
to Sullivan Center by the sudden death Of
her cousin, Buchanan Cbileott. She was
the guest Of Mrs. Eliza c. Hill Friday
She returned to Bucksport Saturday
morning.
Aug. u. Il.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.
Aug.9.


Fred Robbins Is home from Boston for
short vacation.
Mrs. Byron Tracy is at the Reach with
her sister, Mrs. ID. w. Torrey.
Mrs. Lizzie Rolls,on and son forrest
have returned to somervilie, Mass.
The two temperance societies, the w. {.
T. U. ana the l.. I. L., held their annual
picnic on Friday.
Miss Mildred Louden, of East Boston,
who Is at Capt. Seth Hatch's for the sam
mss, visited Miss Rens Haskell at Deer
Isle Monday.
Through the efforts OF Mrs. L. May
Robbins, of Roxoury, Mass, handsome
individual communion set was lately pre-
sented to the Methodist church here.
Miss Grace Hatch, who went to the
Reach to spend q few days with her
mother, Mrs. Aioerta Hatch, before her
return to East Boston came home Tues
day.
Miss Lena Buekminster, OF Weymouth,
Mass, W no is spending her vacation with
HSt a1utf afr- M - RHoNASSr VI -Nofth
Stonington, visited the Misses Eva and
Alice Robbins on Monday.
The w, c. T. U. met with Mrs. Pauline
q. Warren last week and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Mrs. Lucy E.
Robbins; secretary, Mrs. Ida Pert; treas
urer, Mrs. Lens Seek.n; financial secre-
tary, Mrs. lnez Small.
Aup ~ a
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SOUTH sURRy.
DAVIS.

Owing to the rain in the morning there
were no services at the church Sunday.
Misses Georgia Ellis, of Dedham, and
Hattie Clark, OF Ellsworth, are spending a
few days at oatley Grsy's.
Quite a party of people went TO the
landing this morning to Join the exeur-
sionists ON steamer Catherine TO Bar HAIR
Dor, but the steamer went niajestically on
her way, ana left them.
Arrivals this week ineiude Drs. Edward
and Charles Briggs, Lexington, at their
eottsge; Mrs. w. Z. Beiistty and family,
Ellsworth, at Capt. c. b. Cogglns'; Henry
Tharston and wife, Derry, n. H., at Capt.
w. V. Coggins'i aud party OF campers
at the wharf.
Aug. Is. TRAMP.
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MARLBORO.

Miss Edna Tenney, Of Bayslde, visited
her grandfather, David Mosley, last week.
Misses Maud and Eva Craig, of Mars
Hill, are visiting Rev. a. B. Lorimer's
family.
Ralph Hodgkins, OF Castine, spent few
days last week with bis father, Roland
Hodgkins.
Rev. G. A. Eaton has gone 10 New York
for few days. He expects to return to be
present at the Riverview local union,
which meets here Aug. 30.
Gardner Bowden spent few days last
week with his mother, Mrs. Abbie Bow
den, who Is III at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Abram Duffey, at Brooklln.
Aug. 10. ARE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
=. Additional ocsn,s Se's.. .es oiAe' passs
suRRY.

4 SUNNI
Miss Esther J. smith. OF Ellsworth,
came to surry Saturday.
Misses caarlena Smith and Hazel Moon
retained 10 Ellsworth Saturday.
Sanford Prehle and his sister Maud, Of
osland, ara visiting friends in surry.
Charles Beece and George spesry viii
attend the q. A. r. encsmpmont 10 Boston
this week.
Linwood. son OF Postmaster d. J. Cur.
lis, has been very IA with pleurisy fever.
but is improving.
The Methodist society held an ice cream
soeiable st tie chapel Friday night,
which was well attended.
Rev. J. d. McGrsw, wife and daughter,
FIoFsie returned from their visit to Dan
forth. Robertson and Alexander Tuesday.
Mrs. +. E. Casper and little daughter
reiurned TO thsir home ia Someryiiie.
Mass, Saturday. accompanied By Mrs.
Miliie Lord and daughter Ethel.
Miss Nora consry accidentally caught
her arm In HOOK waile riding on a bay.
rick one day last week, iniiicsing pain
ful wound in the flesh above the elbow.
DIR. Emery.
Mrs. Florence Sanborn and her sister,
Mrs. Elinor ID. Thomas, with her husband
and their little ones, OF Portland, are Wis
ting their father, f. n. Osgood. Mrs.
Sanborn has been very I'LL since their ar
rival over a week ago, Her husband came
Saturday, but was obliged to return Mon
cay.
Francis Smith, young man employed
ia the steam mill at West Sursy, mct with
serious accident Thursday, being caught
by the sawdust belt which Carried him
through into the engine room and left
him there bruised aud stripped OF his
clothing. He Will not be able to resume
work again for some time.
Greeuleaf Harvey, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Higgins aud her two sons. and
Frank Harvey and wife, OF Kenduskeag,
and Miss Deli Lord, of Bangor, arrived
last week and have taken rooms 10 c. p.
Jsrvis's house. on the Ellsworth road,
where they will remain during the warm
weather. The two Mrs. Harvey and
Mise Lord are old.tims residents OF
Surry.
Aug. Is. q.
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SOUTH BLUEHuL.

Mrs. Frank sibley and daughter Elsie.
of Somervlile, Mass, are spending the
season at C. B. Henderson's.
Miss Mertie Cooper, OF Seal Cove, is Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. j. Eaton.
Mrs. Adelma Moulton and Misses Maud
and Sadie Moulton, OF Rockland, are the
guests OF E. A. Carter and wife.
Clifton Day, of 5omerville, Mass, is he
guest OF bis mother, Mrs. Charles Ferrin.
Mrs. Angus Henderson is quite lame
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Geoi &c Bickford and daughter
Vera, OF Biuehill, are spending few days
with her mother, Mrs. n. A. Herriek.
Mrs. " A. Herrick, who has been quite
Ill, Is better.
The village Improvement society. gave an
Ice cregm sociabIe Wednesday evening
About IS was Melted.
Aug IL. Q.
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GREAT POND.

Mrs. Sarah Williams has returned to
Fairfield.
Miss Grace Collar has returned to
Brighton, Mass.
Dr.. Hastings and Mrs. Hastings will
leave Alligator lake Tuesday.
Several from here attended the grange
IN Amherst Saturday night.
Thursday morning, Mrs. Clsrry slipped
and fell from her doorstep, fracturing
bone IN her ankle. DIR. Patten.
DIR. Hervey aud Fred Whiting have re-
turned to Lowell, Mass. J. G. Dunn went
with them to visit his children, son and
a daughter in Lowell and a son in Boston.
Aug. Is. Il,
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BIRCH HARBOR.

Capt. VIII Rice has gone to stonington
to visit bis sister.
NJ. Il. coombs is making improvements
about his premises.
e. E. Upham, wife and daughter, OF
Arlington, Mass, are visiting relatives
here.
w. B. WiRslow, who has been ON a two
weeks visit to Sullivan, returned Friday.
j. w. Rice hes been making improve
ments on his dwelling.
Mrs. Chester Wentworth returned TO
her home in Appleton last week, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. B. w. Han
COCK. On her way home Mrs. Hancock
will stop 10 ssonington to visit her sister,
Mrs. Everett Gross.
Aup. Is n
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WEST EDEN.
Z q At ut N
Aug. Is.

Walter Scott, OF Lawrence, Mass, Was
visiting relatives here last week.
Miss Esther Lynch, OF Bar Har Dor, Is
the guest Of Miss Mildred Mayo.
Miss Beulah Salisbury, OF Ellsworth, is
at Mrs. Ida Rlch's for few weeks.
John l.. Pray has gone to Bangor to
spend a short vacation with Irving
Phillips.
Miss Fanny Young has gone to Els
worth for a weeks vacation. She is visit
ing Mrs. Eliza Hamor.
Miss Bertha Batson, OF Addison, who
has been spending the week with Mrs. ID.
w. McRay, has returned home.
Aug. 10. MUM,
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

ID. Il. Mekea has returned TO New York.
Miss Browne, OF Portland. is guest at
X. c. Smiths.
Miss Florence Young, daughter OF DR..
e. l.. Young, of Everett, Mass, is a guest
at r. Fl. Yonng's.
A goodIy number participated in the
annual clam bake and picnic st Peck 3
beach last Wednesday.
A. S. Wooster. r. L. Smith. William
McCauley and G. p. Haven are 10 Boston,
attending the national encampment OF
the q. A. X.
Aug. Is. w.
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ANON
EAST sURRY.

The Stockbridge cottage was entered by
vandals last week during the absence Of
the occupants. and much malicious mis-
chief was done. Miss Stockbridge has
not yet looked her cottage over, but some
things are missing, and some broken.
Among the guests here are: Percy l..
Sinclair, wife and son Harold, at Capt. z.
A. sinciair's; Robert Morrison, Of Pitts
field Charles e. Fullerton, Ellsworth /;
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OTTER CREEK.

billiard Walls, who has been IN with a
fever, is slowly recovering.
Andrew Davis, who has been Ill SO long,
Is still unable to do any work.
Mrs. Elnora Tufts, of Hyde Park, Mass,
is visiting her uncle, George Grover
The aid society held Its second annual
fair and sale Aug. IL, and II was a success,
but owing to the evening being stormy
many were prevented from attending.
The society wishes to thank all who con
tributed In any way, and to the many who
assisted In making il success.
Aug. ID. ANON.
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NORTH LAMolsp

A ten pound boy was born 10 ~.
Mrs. James Twecdie August Il. 'a
Mrs. l.. A. Lindsey, of Birch Hs,A.
visiting her sister, Mrs. f F. Young .
Miss Margaret Young has gone r. q
Lamoine and Is with Mrs. Nathan ~ a'''
Mrs. Burton Gilbert and SON ana !.
A. L. Gray spent Saturday at Bar 49,. an
The Sunday school Of North Iam.,
heid its picnic at Biups's pond last W. ~
nesday. "sd'
Mrs. Nelson Young and little dans.,
Marion, OF Lowell, and Mrs. pa.s'
Young called on friends and rela.jye. ~
Saturday.
Aug. Is.
Capt. A. b. Holt and wife spen, s.,...
In town.
VIM Brann, OF Bar Hsrbor. 4 a.
guest OF bis father, Aaron Brann.
James Dyer, OF GouIdsboro, wa
Gently the guest of Willard Rittredv.
Miss Blanche Hsgsn, OF Bar Has,.
WAS the guest OF her parents saturdsv ,as
Sunday.
Mrs. c. @. Royal, OF Ellsworth. and =.
sou, Hoyt A. Austin, who Is workin, !.
Boston, were the guests OF Mrs. Ro-.,,,
sister, Mrs. John Kief, Friday and s,,.,
day.
Aug. Is. svro
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sfsE satseribers at 100
me ~ e. in aneock county:
49, he other papers in the County COM
bfEed do not reach so many. THE AMER
roAE Is NOT the only paper printed in
6nncock county, and has ueper claimed to
Be, but u is the only paper that con prop
sTiy be called a COUNTY paper all the
beat are merely local papers The circaia-
tion o. HT7E AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Porber Peeord's summer list, IS larger
than tkai Of all the other papers prfated
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Esr Sullivan.

Mrs. Roxie JeIiison is at the home Of
her father, u. @. Tracy, for short stay.
Miss Helen Tracy and friend, Mr..
Carey, Of Wilton, recently made short
visit sraong relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Mabel Tracy, accompanied by her
niece, Mrs. G. Z. Googins, and little
grandson Kari, came to-day from Boston
Tor two weeks visit among relatives.
Aug. 10. ANON
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ALTMAN.
Aug. Is

Geo. Stanley Is at work in Otis.
q. L. Jordan and stfe visited Mr.. In,
dams father in Ellsworth the pas, week.
II. o. Rollins, who has been in town
little more than year, has gone to IA.
grange.
Sidney Jordan, of Jamaica Plain. Mas.
Is visiting bis parents, Chsrles Jordan
and sife.
Eiwood Archer. who was baylpg n,
Arvili Jordan, cut his foot severely with.
scythe.
Miss Nettie DeBeek. who has been IN
Ellsworth the past week. r,,arned hous
Sunday.
Frank Durham and wife. wiih crew.
VITO have been in tosp has ing. hsrs re.
turned home.
Aug.s II.
waldron Hastings 10 10 Boston on ha,i.
ness.
The dance a, towa ball Aug. 10 was
success socially and financially.
Mrs Sadie Haslem gsvp a lawn party 10
her Sunday school class Saturday after.
noon. which was much enjoyed. Ice
cream, cake snd lcmonaes were served.
Aug. Is. II.
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full lunch was served under the noble
piues, and ali enjoyed this part of the
exercises. About P. m. ell left for home
having enjoyed pleasant and happy days
outing. Great credit is due to Capt Kist
for the successful carrying out OF the
days programme. Seversl other picnic
parties were held in tie vicinity OF the
pond on Wednesday.
Aug. IS. SPEC.
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Miss Florence Harvey. oroDo, at sanrise
poultry farm; Miss NeIls Tiebeits, Bangor,
at ID. w. winehester's; Mise Marcia Fos-
ter, MsehIss, at c. c. Johnson'si Mrs.
Alice CIosson aud son Harvey, at Geo. E.
Closson's.
Aug, is. G.
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Miss Bernice Brewer, OF Bar Hareor,
spent Friday night with her friend, Miss
Thee Gilley.
MRS. F. ". Stewart, Of Atlantic City,
N. J.,s and ars. Homer Brown and son
are visiting their parents, Lewis Harmon
and wife, for few weeks,
Mrs. J. T. h. Freeman Is in Rcckland,
her home city, guest st the anniversary
festivities. Her oaug bter katherine will
join her there on Tuesday OF this week.
Mrs. Mahals Day, who has not been a
half mile from her home for many years,
spent one day last week with Mrs. Alice
Glley, then rode around town to view be
summer cottages.
Elmer Smsllidge, the contractor and
builder Of the A. /. Holmes cottage, has
moved over to Mrs. Elizabeth LAWYERS
for the summer, bis own home being
rented for the season.
On Friday evening a democratic flag
raising with concert by the Northeast
HRrbor band called out large crowd.
The chilly night failed to cool the enthu
siasm Of the speakers, who were in hot
pursuit OF campaign issues. A dance at
Masonic hail wound up the rally.
Aug. Is, SPRAY.
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