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ONLY FOUR JURORS.

Chicago, Jan. I5.-Only four jurors
aye been secured in the car barn bandit
rial 95sE'zE fz-e4'iH
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BLUEaILL FALLS.

Z. J. Mcfarland Is in Bar Harbor.
Miss Stella Friend has returned to her
home In Bar Harhor.
Mrs. Philip Burns returned from Au-
gusts Saturday.
Mrs. Edwin ODER. of sedgwiek, is visit
Ing her niece, Mrs. Eugene conary.
idr. Durham, OF orland, spent few
days here with his sister, Mrs. Hannah
Bowden.
The North Sedgwiek Sunday school Is
to have picnic on NH island in Brooks
Grsy's grove the Fourth.
A. E. Heston and wife of Jacksonville,
Fla, are the guests o, Mrs. B. II. Candsge
for short vacation; then they viii go to
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Adeline Friend died at the home
OF her dsug ritter, Mrs. F. f. Moulson, June
"a. interment was at South Bluehiii sun
cay. Mrs. Friend was the widow oil
Israel Friend. Though nearly ninety, she
retained her faculties to q remarkable
degree up to within short time of her
DEATH She leaves four ehiidren-Mrs
Mouiton, with whom che resided, Alvin
Friend, Capt. p. Friend and Mrs. r.
Emerton. all of Bl0ehili.
June "a. SUBSTITUTE.
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SuRRY.

Rev. J. ii. Higgins, of Charleston,
preached in the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Capt. Il. C. Young, who commands the
frsnconis, came home Friday for short
stay while his vessel loads With slaves at
Fran Kiln for New York.
Frank L. Jordan. cook OF the steamer
Frsnconis. returned to his vessel at. Bar
Harbor Tuesday, after being at home three
usys while the schooner was oischsrging
coal.
John Davis picked nineteen quarts OF
Strawberries from his plants Saturday.
This was only beginning, Is the berries
hsve just begun TO ripen. Mr.. Davis
caitivstes mostly on land belonging TO
Postmaster ID. j. Curtis on the Ellsworth
road and has worked up quite prosper
Gus business la small fruit culture.
The village schools closed Thursday,
and teachers and pupils celebrated the
event Friday by going with teams to the
South Surry stream boat wharf for day s
outing and picnic dinner. They were
joined by simrar parties from the Nor
CANS Bay and South surry schools, and
also by large excursion by water from
ElIsworth--the Unitarian Sunday school.
The weather was fne, and the little folks
had an enjoyable time.
June q. g.
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MINTuRN.
June "a.
Roy Bridges is very III.

Roy Bridges Is very III.
Mrs. Cora Bridges visited her mot her
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Turner aud family moved
into their nsw house Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie sprsgus.who sprained her
ankle a few days aGo, Is Improving.
Mrs. Reed went s~ay Tae.day morning
to the Msine ge.-et.i hospital at Port.
land.
Mrs. Ida Gordon and Miss LILA Bridges,
her sister, were visiting relatives In town
yesterday.
Miss Vida Siewari ss honte from Buck..
port, where she attended tie seuiinary
graduating exercises
Miss Alice Spragu. hss ,s arned homo
from Bocxsport, wIsfe mas been a.
tending the +. NJ. {. ). i3e me psst year.
The parents ot lnp iIdrep OF tie
primary school gathered at gtr SCHOOL.
house this after o. - he-rt 5s children
speak pieces and sing.
Mrs. Msrgsr,i sprasue and Mi.- Mfytls
Stanley resurn,d weia.-Jay from At
lsniic. whre t6~y hsve been yl-ltlss
Mrs. spraguss dsu&hssr, Mls. Alfred
Stsptes-
June Is. T.
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sARaENTvILLE.

Mrs. Lee and family arrived Wednesday
for the season.
Mrs. Rose knight, OF Deer Isle, visited
friends here Tuesday.
Curtis Durgsin was in town with his
handsome span Friday.
Herbert Allen Is employed ON steamer
Frank Jones for the season.
The schooner Hazel Dell arrived Sunday
with coal for the w. @ Sargent Co.
Roland Dargsin and wife, of West sedg.
wics, were at the Lynnmore Friday.
Miss Latimer came Wednesday. shs
viii occupy the Frank Harding cottage.
The schooner L. Herbert Taft is load.
ing ice for the Maine Lake Ice Co. for
Baltimore.
Mrs. r. W. Lsmpscn and Misses Emma
and Dorothy Tibbett- were visiting rela-
tives here tine past week.
Mrs. Lew. Roberts, OF Brooksvilie. and
her daughter, Mrs. or.is Gray. of South
Brooksviile, with Mrs. j. Frank Cray AID
Mrs. L. NJ. Roberts, visited relatives here
Thursday.
The following had delightful salt on
Friday; L. $. Everson and family, j. A.
Moore and wife, Misses Grace and Hester
Davies. White island was their stopping
place, where lunch was served.
June r. M
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LAmofSE.

d. d. Hedekins visited his son in Wal
than last week.
Miss Vera Berry closed her school In
precinct No. 5 Friday.
Miss Ethel Reynolds has returned from
Castine normal school.
Rev. A. w. Lorimer. of presque Isle, oe
cupied the pulpit Sunday.
John King, who has just graduatet
from Hebron academy, IS home.
Mrs. Lydia Hodgkins is visiting her
son, DIR. II. G, Hodgkins, in Esstpost.
Miss Flora stration has closed her
school at Verona, and Is now at home.
Miss Helen Brewer, OF Bar Harbor, Is
visiting Der cousin, Hiss Hazel Hodgkfns
Carl whitaker, of Bar Harbor, recently
visited his grandparents, George Whitaker
and wife.
Misses Frances Emery and Louise New.
man, of Bar Hsrbor, spent Saturday and
Sunday in town, the guests of Miss
Emery's aunt, Mrs. Mary II. Coolidge.
The Jordan river school. Miss Annie
Young, OF North Lsmoine, teacher. closed
FriGsy. The whole number in attendance
was thirty one; average, twenty eight.
There were only three instances of tarel.
Less during the term. The following
u9pils were not absent one-half day:
Hazel Hodgkins. Horsce Harding, Charlie
Hongkins, Louis King, Frances Reed,
Lester Salisbury, Gcrhsm Strstton. Those
absent one day or less Ralph Hodgkins.
Joseph Hodgkins, George King, Roy
Strstton, Eivira Smith, Pearl Springer
The prize offered to the third class in
spelling was won by Horace Harding. On
Friday afternoon parents aud friends OF
the school met at the sehoolroom and
listened to pleasing programme. At
tpe close of the exercises, the teacher
prestnte the pupils with photograph
souvenirs, and passed generous treat OF
candy ana nuts to all present.
June27. H.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.
SUBSTITUTE.

Lyndon Cosmey, OF Bangor, Is the guest
OF Samuel Lowe.
Rev. Charles Whittier, OF Bangor, has
been visiting here recently.
Mrs. Samuel #. Lowe is visiting her
relatives In South Hope.
Freeman Howard, who has been en-
pioyed on the yacht Riviera, is at home.
Mrs. George L. Hardy and daughter
Hszel arrived home from Boston Wed
nesdsy.
Capt, Charles Haskell has gone TO New
York to join the schooner Susan n.
Pickering.
Ernest Foster has returned TO Bar Har-
Dor, whore be has employment on the
yacht Seminole.
Mrs. Charlotte Hutchinson, of Little
Deer Isle, died at her home June IA, sged
eighty three years.
Alfred. son of James Hendrick, OF Little
Deer Isle, was drowned by failing out OF
boat while st play near the shore last
Monday. His sge was ten years. Tbs
body was found.
June p. e
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LITTLE DEER ISLE.

Myrick Billings is on the sick list.
Charles and Willis Weed returned home
to-day.
Daisy Eaton is working for Mrs. George
Snowman.
Blanche Eaton is keeping house for Hsr-
Ian Billings.
Judith Cole is cooking for Capt. Babson
at Eggemoggin.
Mrs. Charlotte Hutchinson died June IA,
aged eighty-thres years.
The new town road from John Blastow's
to Fred Eston's is completed.
Lovins Eaton and Rose Hutchinson
have gone to Rockland to work.
Charles and Mary Weed visited Miss
Clara Allen, of Sargentville, to-day.
Mrs. William Sawyer, who has been very
i'll, has gone to Portland for treatment.
Mrs. Ludwig and son, OF Rocklsnd. are
visiting her parents, Eben Weed and wis.
Sadie L. Eaton has returned to Castine,
where she is employed at W. A. Walkers.
Mics Carrie Blastow has gone to ston-
ington 10 work in the Acsdian hotel as
table girl.
Mr.. Whittier, the Maine missionary,
spent Sunday here. His afternoon sermon
was particularly interesting.
The yachts Athene and Tramp passed
through the Reach Sunday. The Tramp
is commanded by Capt. Hatch, of this
town.
Steyie, aged eleven, son OF James Hen
drfck, while playing in q boat, was
knocked oserbosrd and drowned in Bias
tow's cove this afternoon. His body has
been found.
June 10
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PROSPECT iiARaoR.

Leroy Hutchings hs- gone 10 Ellsworth
where he nas position.
Miss Mamie Young spent sunday at
her old home at the Pond.
Miss Bessie Crowley has been visiting
friends here for the past week.
Miss Iva Stanley nas closed successful
term OF school a. the Pond district.
Miss Louise Hawkins, of Sullivan, IS a
guest OF Mrs. George w. Allen, at the
Sands.
Rev. Wallace Cutter, a former pastor OF
the Methodist church, Is spending tue
', eek here With old friends.
Mrs. Kate Peters has recovered sufsi-
eientiy from her recent Illness as to be
shie 10 return 20 her home.
w. +. Bruce aud wife were in West
Gouidsboro sunday 10 meet the Hit.
who arrived That day from Dorchester.
Little Miss Margaret Campbell, OF Seal
Harbcr, who has spent the summer here
with the Misses Joy for nun Der OF years,
has arrived for the season.
Halcyen assembly exomplified the sec
ond degree upon two candidates at it's
last regular meeting. Officers for the en-
suing year were also elected.
Ernest aud Wilbur Cole arrived from
wstervilie Saturday. They took part In
the juuior exhibition al Coburn classical
institute Thursday evening, when Ernest
Cole received the nrst prizs for excellence
in defamation.
w. p. Hewins and wife vent to Boston
the trst OF the week to be present at the
wedding OF their brother, which took
place In Dorchester tue 21st. The
Hes!ns returned Thursday.
Toe Methodist society ts completing
arrangements for a celebration the
Fourth. There viii be the usual attrsc-
tons, with "a fne dinner and dance In
the evening. Their celebration last year
was 9 success, and from Indications IaIs
year will prove greater.
Rev. w. y. Jones, Of the FIRST parish
church, East Bridgewster, Mass,
who preached here In Union church
last snmmer, has been spending the
week here with friends. Preaching
services held by him Friday evening
called out q large congregation.
June n C.
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COUNTY NEWS.
- sddascaa. co~ass veps se- ,sae- co..
NORTH BLuEHILr..


Postmaster Eben Hale is gate IN.
There is talk OF the teIephona line ham.
extended TO this part OF the town.
Miss Addie soper is home from Lon.
Island, where she has been teaching.
Fred Jocelyn, wife and daughter G,sdv.
of Milford, Mass, are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Eleanor q. wescott is teaehipo j.
summer school at Smyrna Mills, In Ar. os.
took county.
Miss Ethel WsrdweIl ia home for thu
summer. Miss wsrdweil was recen,Iv
graduated from the Biuehiil- Georss
stevens academy.
Mrs. Samuel Leach aud dauyh,e,.
NJ isses Dora end Lila, OF Milford, Mass
are guests OF u. Frank Slower and wife.
School closed last Friday. An interest.
Ing programme, consisting of msrehiny
singing, rccitations and dialogues, was
carried out in the afternoon. The la.,
lumber was reading by the teacher
Miss Emma w. Hinekley. AT the closs
OF the exercises, many OF the visitors az.
pressed their satisfaction with the school
10 general.
June "a. w
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COUNTY NEWS.
d a.4.ssaeaas ,t,per s-.es asAsr pses'
BRooKLIN.

Mrs. Augusta Staples visited her son In
Raekland last week.
Ell. Carter, OF stonington, was in town
on business last week.
Miss Helen Humphrey, of Boston, is at
Hotel Dority for few weeks.
Miss Gertrude Parker went to Ninsl-
haven last week on a short visit.
B, Alden and wife, of Massachusetts,
are tAs guests OF Mrs. F. A. Alden.
John Asnmidon and wife, OF Baltimore,
arrived Wednesday for the summer.
All Sherman made business trip to
Bossbn last week, returning Saturday.
Roy A. Kane came home last week tom
Charleston, where he has been teaching.
Can't. r. C. Stewart took load OF wood
to stonington last week for E. J. Carter.
Miss Carrie Tibtetts went Thursday to
Raymond where she will spend the sum
me~-
V. C. Bridges and wife visited John w.
Alien and wife az Sargeutvilie few days
last week.
Mrs. Charles Parker went to Wsldoboro
lact week. She wss accompanied by her
aust ana daughter.
Dl. Pa4A, OF Boston, delivered an inter
esting missionary lecture in the Baptist
church last Sunday evening.
Miss I6eIla Hill came home from
Springfield. Mass, Wednesday where she
has been teaching The past year.
Frank Staples and wife, of Rocklsnd,
formerly OF this place, are receiving coz
CALCULATIONS on the birth of dang liter.
Hon. W.. ). Shsllenberger, third assist
ant postmaster general, and family, OF
Washington, D. c. arrived Wednesday to
occupy their cottage at West End for the
summer.
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NORTH LAaoIss.

Miss Jessie Christie, who is employed at
Bar Harbor, spent Sunday at home.
Miss Clara Hodgkins closed very sue
cessful term OF school In this district on
Friday. Several visitors were la to wit
ness the closing exercises, consisting OF
songs and recitations, which reflected
much credit on both teacher and pupils.
The following pupils were not absent
during the term: Gussie Graves, Ralph
kief. Lsngdon Hocgkins, Lewis Smith,
Joy Young. Number OF pupils attending
school, p; average attendance, 1874. -Four
pupils having entered when the term was
half through brought the average much
lower than ii otherwise would have been.
June n. Y.
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SPRAY,
DEATH OF BENJAMIN Doi.rIvER.

DEATH Nt BENJAMIN Dpi-LiN Eh-
On Tuesday. June 81, after long
and painful illness, Benjamin Doliiver
died at the home OF his youngest 500
Amos, In Manset, sRed eighty-three
years.
Mr.. Dolliver was highly respected cIti-
zen OF fremont, born here, and lite
long resident, except tor a few years
when business called him cisew here. OF
CHEEKY, genial nature, possessing a
fund of - it aud humos, q good neighbor
and Kind husband and fat her, he viii he
greatly missed by his towpspeople, and
sincerely mourDed by large circle of
relatives.
Mr. Doliiyer was very patient throus IA
the long months OF suffering, and sppre-
ciated the tender care OF his son ana bis
wife, who did all In their power TO relieve
the distress attendant upon su incursble
disease. Realizing his condition, he
calmly made all preparations necessary
before the summons came, and seemed
recoDeiiea to ssy: "Thy will be dome"
Mr.. Doiliser's wife died about two years
ego. Several sons and daughters lived
near to cheer by frequent visits the last
days of their aged father.
The funeral was held on June ., at the
White church, under charge OF the ire
mont lodge, F. and A. NJ, OF which Mfr.
Dolliver Was faithful member. A large
attendance of relatives and friends paid
the last tribute of respect to their es-
! teemed townsman, ana q profasion OF
beautiful flowers gave token OF affection.
Rev. J. b. Aldrich spoke comforting
words. The intsrment was at Mt. Heig BIT
cemetery. J. NJ. M.
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ing New Century grange, which held q
special meeting TO welcome them.
Mrs. A. c. Burriii Is spending few dsys
In Bueksport With her daughter. Mrs. L.
NJ. Blood.
wsntwoFth Staples Is In Lincoln for q
few weeks, and Mrs. Staples is in Brewer
with her daughter, Mrs. soutbworth,
who is iit.
Gslen Goodwin, of Brewer, and Howard
Black, of Hampden, are staying for few
weeks with their grandparents, @. p.
tioodwiu and wife.
June 81. b.
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GREAT POND.

+. +. Mace and wife are visiting in
Amherst.
DIR. Hudson, Mrs. Hudson and her
niece, OF Springfield, Mass, are now at
Lskeview for few weeks.
The road commissioner has finished his
v ork on the road, and the County COM
missioners were In town last week.
Miss Alta Lsughiin caught four pound
trout al Alligator recently. Sir. whippis
caught salmon there which weighed
seven pounds.
Guy Patterson entertained a number OF
his friends at Camp oetogon last Friday
night. They served oyster stew, Ice
cream, cake and confectionery.
June "a. f.
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EAsTBRooK.

Mrs. Freeman Butler Is in very poor
health.
Guy Butler spent Sunday at East sulli-
van with relatives.
Misses Annie and Gertrude French and
Charles Piper are home from Castine.
DR.. Newton and bis mother, of Msssa-
ehusetts, are spending few weeks at
Molssses pond.
Miss Marcia Harrison closed her school
I he 18th on account of iil health. Other
schools in town closed last Friday.
Adeibert Merchant, who feels the effect
Of bunch growing under bis collar bone
quite badly expects to go to the hospital
soon.
june q. @.
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TRENTON.

r. Z. Higgins is visiting friends In
Ellsworth.
kidder Moore, IT,. and wife visited
friends In Ellsworth Falls Sunday.
Miss Phemils Stafford, of Bar Hsrbor.
is the guest OF Miss Natalie Young.
William Stanley, OF Holden, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Benjamin Jordan
Sunday.
Miss Mary JOY, Of Boston, Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. John Carpenter, for q
few weeks.
Charles Moore and wife, OF Ellsworth
Falls, visited Mr. Moore's parents, Kidder
Moore and wife, Sunday.
June "a. NJ.
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sURRY.

Mrs. Laura Treworgy IS visiting friends
in North Ssdgs lex.
John NJ. Young, OF Bar Hsrbor, spent
Sunday with his family at the Homestead.
Miss Lena Atherton, who spent the
winter in Massachusetts,, will spend the
summer at the Homestead.
Mrs. z. o. Kicker, of Lynn, Mass, is
Spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs. d. G. Means, at the Homestead.
Arrivals at the Homestead thus far are
Mrs. Blunt and daughter Dorothy, with
maid; Mrs. Grant and daughter, Of
BrookIine, Msss.
June p. SPEC.
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pEpHAM.

Fred Black aud wife vent to Hancock
Sst urcsy to visit relatives.
Vera Tracy, OF Hancock, Is visiting her
gra ndparents, j. f. Cowing and wife.
Miss Ida Cowing attended the recent
Free Baptist quarterly meeting in Frank
lin.
E. w. Burrill is pressing hay, having
recently purchased Dederick Columbian
hay press.
w. j. Thompson, OF South China, lee
turer Of the State grange, and Special
Deputy John Dority, OF Bluehiii, were In
town Thursday for the purpose of vfsit-
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sEDGwICK.

Mrs. Fannie Allen, OF RockIand, n in
town.
Capt. BurIeigh Closson has sold his
schooner TO Biuehill parties.
Mrs. Susan Bartlett, of Massachusetts,
has opened her cottage here for the season.
Mrs. Cecilia Rich, OF Brockton, Mass,
who is spending the summer with her
father, F. G. Higgins, spent last week in
BROOKLYN.
Arthur w. Penney, of Haverhill, is with
his father, J. W. Penney. He Is employed
Ia the postoffice at Havarhiii. He is &C.
companied BY a friend, Miss Helen e,
Smith, of Haverhill.
June n. Q.
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MARLBORO.

S. II. RemicS and wife are on the sick
tis4.
Mise Myra Springer, Of Hancock, is at
Tyler Hodgkins.
Several tons OF hay have been shipped
from this place to Bar Hsrbor recently.
Mrs. Lila Jordan and daughter Mabel,
OF Auburn, are visiting her father, John
Douglass.
Miss Fannie GreenIeat of Boston, who
has been staying at Coleman Hodgkins'
returns to-day
Allen Hodgkins has gone to the White
mountains, hoping to receive benefit from
the change Of air.
George Jellison has moved to Clifton
HIS wife has been detained on account Of
the illness OF her sister, hirs. s. II. Remick
June 25s ARE.
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laE subscribers at 100
o. - - IA dneock county:
al the other papers fa the County COM
bsaed do net reach so many. TIE AMER
icAS Is nc. the only paper printed IN
Hancock county, and hus nerer claimed to
be, but Il is the only paper that can prop
erly be called COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely loeol papers. The etrcatd-
tieA Of TRR AMERIcAS, barring the Bar
HarboT Records summer list, IS larger
thaa tk1t Of all the ather papers printed
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Augustus Mitchell is home from Var
mouth.
Mrs. Fred Rsckliff went to RockIsnd
Wednesday, returning Friday.
Capt. Will Young has sold his house to
Capt. Lewis simcns. and will, with his
family, return IN few days to Mstinicns
to make his home with his father.
Harry Stanley left Tuesday to go with
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WEST HANCOCK.

Melvin smith came from Green to-day
to spend Sunday with his mother.
Miss Idylene shuts Is home from Gas.
tine, where she has been attending school
School closed Friday. the nth. Miss
Wooster, the teacher, was much liked By
parents and pupils.
June %. suwAo.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Charles and Waiter Fuller are spending
their vacation at home.
A. E. Farusworta took advantage OF 9
day or two at home to commence hsying
June Is.
DIR. Phnhriek, of PittstieId, spent few
days of last week here, the guest OF E. l..
Higgins.
A Children's day concert, with pleas
log programme, was given at the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening. June 10.
Miss Caro- Mayo, OF BrooklIp, has been
spending a week with her cousin. Miss
Theo Giiiey, returning home on Monday.
A dozen or more young students from
various institutes OF learning are making
plans for a hsppy season OF recreation at
home.
Mrs. Julia Lemoat Is making an ex-
tended visit to her home relatives in the
Provinces, and will remain until after the
wedding OF her niece.
Edmund Day, who has been quite help
less for year, seems somew bat improved.
Frank Norris, who has charge of the
place, Is building new barn.
Mrs. T., G. Neal and sons, of Msnset,
have moved into the James Lswton cot.
iage. George Neal will soon have his pho
togrsphic studio at the Point In running
order. {
Mrs. Ada Parker and family, OF Dam
versport, Mass, have arrived at their
summer home here. Fred Parker, wife
and child are with Mrs. Patker's parents
OF Msnset.
June n. SPRAY.
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bis brother Adrian, who Is captain OF tn:
steamer Minneola, running from Ports.
mouth to the Isle Of Shoals.
June %. q,
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AT 2.30 a baseball game will be played
-REooksville VS.. Brooklin. The enjoy
ments OF the day will close with ball in
ODD Fellows hall. E. Fl. Bridges, Harry
Newell and Bert Anders ION are the commit
tee of arrangements; ii. NJ. Pease, Fred
Stewart aud A. c. Cousins, judges. IL
stormy on the Fourth, the events will take
plaas July 8.
June q. UNE FEMME.
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THE FOURTH.

Preparations for good celebration are
going forward, and ali are looking for a
pleasant time.
Following is a list Of the sports:
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advertisements.
Ee like best to call
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And yet in the matter Of restor-
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