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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
sSVaaNlsS4Is Observation-Disclosures
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leligc llnterbultung oli cd)t lltrcnl,
bilrgilGe Meiic oepflegt miro.
Sn Der irohcn mo lidleren Grpors
tltllg, boB mir feline Seblbitte tbuli
unb Sic it'd, entidliebci, urierem
luoblgcmcinten &itie Solge 81 ~lciitcn,
NOM eS lid) oarlrm bnubelt, olte,
liebe @etannte uno m~itiiiblcnoc, per-
iJnnSniBinligc &er5ell POM trorterl,
lieben Seirnat6lanOe III Ger Mlltter-
lprofc ji bcariiBcn, 5cidnet
Mlt lonnSmanuidloitlihein @rilBc
NdtnugSpoll
Gas Gomite.
8cprge SGitl, &oriibcn0cr.
NJ ut i. HrooS, Scfret6r, DO. 3lo
Nebcrt Str.
Die ynrcmbmrgcr Ghitago's 6cab'
lid)tiqcu inn fnmmenhen CONNER
luieber elmer Nltailug III nlad)el llno
5mnr mirH oo@ 3icl bicSntol lpobr.
ld,einlid ga Groiic, @iS., leit.
Sic 9urcmDnracr WOntand's
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dcr.Nclcin 81 griin0cn. Gie
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Meleno beriGtct barber iuic iolgt:
- SurenburGCr uorl @ie mir
p%crllonnnen huben. trGgt lid, mIicr
lureinburder tSrcrmo Ncrr ,So6n i.
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NnnIor, olle SlrentlrGer I'M Stnu.
tc Wpntunn nod, Nelend ein5ullOen
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5u ~Nrilnoen. Sic Surembur1cr III
Mrntcnu lin0 piel 5nhlrelder mic
mInn mobl 0llgemcin cenft, .iinb inter
ibnen g!cbt ea mniId)c, Die i'm &c.
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porroacnbe Steuunlen cimnebmen.
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hnrh eiuen lolhcn &er6mlo Den
gtddfpmmcn hicier Surembnrgcr 0ie
Siitoric ibrer Torinbren 5it crbnlten.
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boltcT. @ir boiien, ouB obiaer
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Glen, pnn bcncn mir ld)pn 10 picl Sos
hcnSmertheS gebort.
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cninebucn mir bns SolNcn0c:
Gin nod riiitiler otter Nniieb.
Ter lit &r. Som =. Miiller III Sopn
Nre0pnin. Nm pcrgongcncn -.
Mai ~iticrtr or ieiuen 90. @eGltrts.
tag nm0 CT licbt c9 bente nod
Strapu5en ollrd5llnladclt. Gr f1brt
nic sur STRIDE nud) Sucnod, lonbcrn
0cbt 5u SitB. GoS SelIerbolj iiir
bcn &nisbeoarf beiorot or, bnS
l1Bt er NiemanO nnocra tblll. Gr
ini0 leire @ottin foinen IN 0cn bier.
3i9er Sctreu nod Comm Treopnia
un0 mobncn liod) OH bcrlclbcn nlten
SGrm. HSbr perbeirotbcter Sobn
s.. !. Miiller mobnt Jest bel ibnen.
Sic ii0nnlcu aus Der Tropin5 SlI-
rcmblirg, @claiem nm limo Die gliid-
lidJel Gltcrn Don iilni Sobncn nno
EGrei S0dtern. n@toBpnpn" MiiQer
unb icine @nltiu iit0 MitNlieocr Der
Ct. Nicciua . @cmein0e in Gaeaou,
mcld)c @cmcinoc lie IN ocn SlniGnNc-
@iohren gril@Sn bnlicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12

mcinNcrotb lester Gage 81 elmer
6mcitcu g&ubI. Nit iiinf aegen 5uci
Stimmcn mrroe ST.. sob. Sdub
pcnlipnierter Se6rer i'll Spren, &c.
lodblt.
&imtia IT. Sc5. Sin 8 Sabre
otter Mnnbc. mcldncr lester Sngc III
Den @dlbcrn bel Niinbig biirres Sol5
lunIncltc, crarifi bcim Nnblif zines
'cr6ilfnmmcnbn S0dcrs, &crrn DC
g, oen CT mir Sen S0riter belt, sic
tylllht. Der Nutb lcBte Dem aio-
ben nod; Dieier itrolld,eltc, iiel 81
Soben lutb mlirbe bon beln Sumo,
Der hnS ainD nit cen 31bnen an
NolStld) erfobte, onrh oos @eltriipp
geid,lcppt. Ter S1ger fam 5u ipGt,
i'm baa ainb 5rl beircieul, Der Suno
hottc 6 erluilrgt.
SnOclinacm, -. Iei. gor eiti-
Gcn SaQcu ploBte eilr Sdludcll'
fild)crt. lpeld)en Der Nrbeiter NC. Gent
ltcr irnnspprtiren lplltc. Ieiien
Alcincr filIgen tScller ltlb erlitt GEM
mer ldNpcre @ranomrnocn.
Gipilitnnh Scr StaSt @rcucmmader.
Ncirdtben. - 4. Hopemher:
HifoldllS Sd)rlit, Sagner aus Ser
oorL, nit Mnria Steifcr. obrle Ct,
oita @rcuenmndcr. u.s.: Yeter
Mi;lcr. @Gder ans W%riidcrnliible
C@cmeiuoe Sontern), init Barbara
Ginger, @Gderin, @ittpc polt ,sos.
Feier Sron5 SoiimonIi, stlbs. Gon-
oiior St @repenmad)cr. %: Snfoh
Nlpbons &ricr. Sfneibcr in Nieber.
ouruell, nit Maria Sdmeioer, ohnc
Stono, nIs @repenmaher.
SterbefGllc. Z. Nopem.
Der: Anton Miertcll, 64 Sabre alt,
Soducr. g.: Eetcr Soacr. 81 Sabre
cit. Ndercr. a.: Mutthios Stoos,
10 Sabrc nlt. Saancr oils 9erbnra.
%: Sbenbor Tiib. 80 Sabre ali,
So1ner ans Niencranpcn.
Gipiltnno Scr @cmcinSc Mcrtcrt.
Seirutben. s. Hopem6er:
Subert &ein5, Sobrifarbeitcr bon
Mertert, unb Ingelo Shmis. phne
Stano, BON Seriorit. Yreuben. 49,:
SbcoOor @agucr. Sobriforbeiter BON
@o~ilerbillig, lno Gliie @intersoorf,
ONE Stono, BON Soltailtr. NrulBen.
StcrbefGIIe. - II. Noncm.
ber:: &eter Gloiien, II Sabre alt,
Sdneibcr bon @aiierbiQig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
Gipilhano Ser @cmcimSc Mertert.
S%mgcmbnrscr Sa9em.
GaS Songfa G III q II II d) Ell
an Is repcunlo d) e I.


.5u @repcnmnd der.
Ilf Dem am linfen Molellifer ae-
lcaencn S~ergubhauge, etluu jlpeitnu-
itii0 Meter ~pberhulb Der Staot Ore
%pcnmoder, beiilloet lid, cine Dem
Settle zines @eihcrs iebr Gbnlidle
&cltieiuna, bon SeOermnnn gefannt
inter Dem &amelt Songtnul ooer In.
icnteid. Sort hat bis ms JEDI
5ebnte S%ohrblrocrt bineiu bns Gong
tnulcnl1lnld)en e%cuobnt, aild) 8elo.
LcnncS, @leimontcl Wann inn In
fcntcifl pOcr &cl5mlGnnd,en 0peger
bes rId,t meit bon Der Sougtnul Dor
bciflieBenoen &Gd)leins aelSbad)l &C.
nunnt.
Bel Ieinen Seb5eiicn hieB CT oae,t-
baibcn @el0bonles uegclt DER pielcll
Acihtbiimer mo Der arol,en Salicll
@clocs. Die er beinB. ,n Der aollScll
Wrlenh mar or ais Veijbals betuntt
nnb nciiirdtet. Seiu NeubcreS.
ilinc alelbing. ~ilberbolpt leill
gauges @elen nor oerort. ooB CT
icocm Sllrd)t eiuiogte, mo Die Sc.
mnhner bcS Moleltbales, cs itets Der,
E;tNen, ihn 5u hegeanen. Gr ipar
9ru'; mo bo9er. hattie ciuen rothen,
ltriIppigen Nnrt, lanaes, rotbes
SOAR, trl,a cine tleinc, runlbe MiisC
itnG NOR bcim Nua1ehen nteiitenS be.
l%lofinet. Sieier Mann lpor olls Gre
uennIohcr aebilrtia. lein eltcrlitcs
NoliS 5ei1t man nod Jest. Clint
had, eiilem flIrd)tboren @cluitter, %
oic Winiel lid mcitbin i,ber ibre liter
erqollen butte mo has gauge Sbnl
ai;SIiilltc, eina leinc @obmnN
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ill i'm feline ScttlnH mebr mo1lid
lei. lhrie unb brittle CT lcpoltig
iiei ouf leilr @~clbbouien lunb marc
10 nit ~oellelben Don Den Slutbel
uerldlunNen.
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man @cIdJrci ulb Webeul IN Der &c.
ali0. mo bolo mur ollmmhcr be,
ttlnht. Der WclhhanneS erid)cin(
9tGd)tS i'm llntenteide mo mplle &c
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M BORT aui inrlIer bel ieincm @elol
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burd)reilcnocr Molih uui Den @c.
borfeuL eincn Sleimnntcl anicrtigel
III lailcn. ocn MAJ DEM nuftlidlel
Wcilte inter plelen Scrcmonicu mn
%cldmorunlcn mnuari. woroIli e
plntlid) u%crlont mo nidts mchr pol
lid, brren lieB.
Sunac Sobrc binNilrd, mnr Die @c
Gcu0 uthiG. nn0 Nienlouo oodtI
mebr az 6o$ SouafoulemGnndleli
bis emit Elm nIdtlIdler @nnocrer lin
idlreien horte: .Sm, no ipu cd
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lcEoe IN Dem nGd)itcn Sorie. Pad,
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ilorb ciniae Snac uod)hcr 90
Sd'rcdcn. %on nm an cridlieu oo'
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lclrit mo iGoB OF in cincm iprt 81
7 NCnSc Nod,t. mo tricb heionoerS al
Sclt. mo T%ciertoNen lcim Neicu an
GrGitcl. N1uiiH mari er cine Ncucr
fi;Ncl in hie Slit. Ole Bonn 5erpIaB'
hcrobii.l unb cit @crlulh pcrur
ludltt Gbl!idl Dem Snd)cn unt
Gd)rcicn .nlehrcrtr hmlocrt Norrcn
Zen Gen piclcn Strcidcll. loic Ct ocl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-26
EAST FRANKLIN.


Oct. 10 boy baby was welcomed to the
home u George Hooper and wife.
Quite q good number attended tie
sewing circle ut the Bsptiss church on
Tnursday.
Harry Hardison and wife took 4 O'Clock
ia sch with q. II Ratter and wife Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ersstus Bunker was In Ellswort b
isst week, and spent one night vith her
friend, Miss Intx Donneli.
Saturday morning at Is there was Nit
distinct earthquake shock which swoke
nearly every one in this town.
Miss Matte B.ssdeli, who has been
With Mrs. william Welsh for fss weeks.
has returned TO Mrs. A. c urann's.
Mrs. Calvin Springer is visiting her
parents In sarry. while her house t. heii
tinlshed for her 10 move into when shs
comes home.
Harry Hsrfison aud Miss Grace DonneIl,
two OF our povular young people, stoie
march ou their friends 90 Oct -. vent 10
Es1sworth aud we're marr ei at the Bsp-
tist parsonage by Rev. r. A. A KiiIam.
Tasir friends wish item long and happy
life. They ~iii live for the present wish
Mrs. Hardison's mother. Mrs. H. III.
p1nneil.
George c. Gordon aud wife have moved
snd are nieeiy settled 10 their naw home.
Feeling that Mr.. Gordon, as an adopted
sou OF the late j. p. Gordon, had not been
fairly dealt with, and kno~inx sonnet hing
Of their brothers feelings 10 regard TO
GSorgf, abe heirs, or part OF them. bought
the p city buildings OF CALVIN Springer
ID gave them TO him. Thosa who g.
kindly gave were Simpson Gordon, Ats.
L1ltie Gordon, Augustus Gordon, Mrm.
Delis coisou, and bits nisee. Mrs. La,tsc
Tyier Bunker. MIR. and Mrs. Gordouis
friends are pleased for this and think the
helrs have done pratseworthy act.
Quite remarsahi thiug happened here
last week. which shows IL = pig !. stub.
bora and contrary he yet has some sease
Mr.. Rnttsr bad a four~weaks-old pig
brought 10 hts Stable and pat IN Pea
three feet high. He was brought IN a
c-ccus sack lost at dark. The NEXT morn
Ing be jumped out OF his pen aud wenl
Shh lot of pigs about the same age.
and played for an boar or tao. theo left
Tor bis former home at Mr.. Reeds across
toe head OF the bay bridge II lsB't
known whether be crossed ths bridge or
took TO the water. He got up the hilI and
very nesr bis home, but vas caught by j.
Wentworth aud kept untiI called for
Oct. "a. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-26

Quite a number frcm here went to Ban
gpr iast week, among them beiog Mrs
Augustus Clark, Mrs. A. o. G Hey and
William rswer, wife and son.
}. T. Fianey, of south FsamIueham,
Mass, recently took his annual n.daysi
vacation trip to hit. Desert, returning
horne on sui day, much benefited by his
outing.
A good delegation from the church here
attended the local union of Christian
E. desvor at Salisbury Cove on Saturday.
The fine weather and good reports and
discussions made the day a most erjoy-
abe one.
r.. j. Lemont was called to New Bruns
wick recently, as the Illness OF hts
brother, Marcus Lemout, bad taken q
critical tnrn He arrived little too late
TO see bis brother alive, but staid for the
funeral services.
Rev. Dean A. Walker and wife are visit
Ing friends in Massachusetts for two or
three weess. Their friends here hope to
find Mr.. Walker restored to his usns
health and vigor when they return TO
Southwest Harbor.
Feeling the pressing need Of a vestry to
avoid hes ing and lighting the entire
church On all occasions, the pastor has
raised funds sufficient to convert the
western end of the porch annex into a
parlor, wi a stove, chairs and the "Y''
piano-s very desirable convenience for
small gatherings.
Mrs. Ellen johnson, of Oregon, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ada Free
man, for tSo weeks. Sue will stay with
her relatives in Rockiand until the middle
of Noyem Der. when she will return to her
western home. Since Mrs. Johnsoa's
visit here two years ago she has been be-
reaved uf hsr husband.
Oct. "a. SPRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-26
COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FREMONT.

Prof. ~. Z. Brown tas ben m, kinR
hi usuai tsip through the plses this pasi
week. lie stopped over sunday a, Gsorgs
W. Lunt's.
Frank W. Lant and wife have been 10
Bangor the past week after attending the
wedding OF their nephew, harles IA. Lee
land, OF Ellsworth.
Capt. Rosnd II. Lant. wife and
daughter Helen visited bts mother, Mrs.
L. NJ Lani, and other tcistives this week.
Capt. Lanl's vessel, the Poehssset. is load
ing In Bangor.
Bessie Norwood, the iiit'e grsnddaagh-
ter OF Au ustus Gordias, got some
matches and set the hay in the stable on
Ore. The stable and its coaients are a
total loss.
Mrs. NJ l. Dix and grsnddsuahters.
Helen aud Lura Murphy, loft ruesosy for
Dtx's daughter, Mrs. George Murphy, has
been ere since September.
Oscar Tinker visited sunday his aged
stunt, Miss Elizabeth Tink.r, known 9
Aunt Betsey". Sac Is ninety four years
old, and smart enough 10 go out to the
revival meetings once Ia while.
Sixteen OF Miss He.cn Il. Murphy's
friends met at her home for farewell
party Saturday evening. Refreshments
were served and games played. Her
young friends sincerely regret her iesv-
ing.
and Msnsat attended the meeting Thurs
day OF lasf week. Among The number
were Miss Helen Clark, no has been yls-
hing relatives the past week, also Rodney
Clark, Lloyd Carroll, Fiossy GiiIey snd
Kathie Freeman.
Oct "a. THEi@aA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-26
INDIAN POINT.

Mrs. Seth Harding, who has been quite
Ill, IL recovering.
Duck shooting seems to be in order by
the many sportsmen.
b. II. Higgins Ia In very poor health,
but II Is hoped he Is slowly improving.
Mr.. Locke, Of Bar Harbor, entertained
. party at Camp Oliver Saturday night
and Sunday.
Miss Maggie Walls Ia home from North
east Hsrbor where she has been employed
during the summer.
Mrs. Ahbie Walls returned Saturday
from Bar Hsrbor where she has been EN-
ployed several weeks.
Mrs. Seth Harding and Miss Ida III.
Brown recently visited relatives In Bos-
ton, Leominster and Fitehburg, Mass.
They also visited Wsehnsett lake and
mountain, summer resort.
Oct. "A. III.
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COUNTY NEWS
IsLEsFoRp.
A GROWING SUMNER REsorr

49, tA's ~ AAhh RESOEf
Little Cranberry Island, on ~.,.,
situated the postesiice aud viIlsgaat ~.
ford, Is becoming a summer rs.o,, -
summer cottages hsva been huilt -
owned aud occupied by summer ,s.,as's'
and five other cottages are usuollv ,.s.s,
and occupied during the hot s,asaa ~. =.
q commodioas hotel and roos' -.
boarding house are. each SUNNI, 49,.
with guests. 4''sa
Last summer lady had eo.t.,. La.
on the May Poie, q stony poipt ,.r,rs.s
open sea, and alrnos, surrounded nv -
The life saving station Is At The .na, ~"
east point.
Islesford l. prosperous village. A g..
gregNsionat chapel Was built bers IL ,sas
The island IL beautiful Tor sltua,lon n.
sammer guests are now rons. ara -.
birds are gathering IN fock4 10 gst ,.,a.
to leave.
Mos, OF the schools here have h.s, :,
session use weeks. Toe school At R.ks,,.
I'ie neRsn last Monday, Mary A. Csrroll
fsacher.
Gs rae 6iilcy and wife have closed ,h,,,
house. and have gone to Massachusetts,.
for The winter.
'St- ~ ANY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-26
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Sullivan Banks Is home from yachting.
Mrs. Adrian Stanley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Desss weeoer, at orr's Island.
Mrs. Frank Gott, of South Boston, has
been visiting her sister-in-lsw, Mrs
George Powers.
Herbert Sylvester and wife, OF Rock
port, are Waiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Z. T. Sylvester.
Mrs. George Powers, who has sold her
farm to w. HI. ii. Saunders, is moving
into the house owned by Gastsvas Rob
bins.
Mrs. Eivirs Thurston, OF Cambridge,
came home Tuesday called by the illness
OF her mother, Mrs. Benjamin Warren.
Her sister, Mrs. joseph Thurston, who
was to have accompanied her, was de-
tanned by the illness with pneumonia OF
her husbands mother, Mis-. Margaret
Thurston.
Mrs. Lewis Judkius Is suffering from
the effects OF a severe fail received on
Tuesday. She was In the act OF descend
| ing from the scsffold where shs had gone
to procure a sack full OF straw when the
ladder slipped and threw her TO the floor
face downward. She was so badly
bruised and shaken mp as TO require medi'
cal assistance.
Oct. 20. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-26
NORTH DEER ISLE.
SPRAY.

Miss Emma Eaton came home from
Brewer Thursday
MS Annie Damon has gone to Eagle
Island to teach school.
Beicher Howard, who has been yacht
ing the paet summer, Is home.
Frank A Holden, who has been In the
yacht Privateer this summer, is home.
Mrs. Msbel Jones and daughte. have
returned from visit In Beverly, Mass.
Capt. jack Stinson has gone to Boston,
where he expects to have employment this
winter.
Cap. Charles Gray and Freeman How
ard, who have been on the yacht Athene,
are home.
The schooner Amelia Cobb, Capt. James
Qutnn, Of Boston, was in the Reach Tues
day on her way to Bluehiil.
Mr.. Henry Hart and son George, OF
Brooksville, Sho have been guests of Mrs.
Lucinda Powers, have returned home.
The house owned by Thomas Eaton, at
L'tt Deer lie, was burned last Tuesday
nighi. Mr.. and MIS-. Eaton were in Ban
gor, and the house wss Ia care OF chill
dren. Only small amount OF furniture
was saved.
Oct. "a. 4.
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soaEsvrLLe.
ost. 81.

Mrs. T. Il. hale. OF Ellsworth b, spent ths
past week with Miss Lord and Miss somes
al the somes house.
Toe o. b. 5. conferred the degrees on
q candidsp, Thursday evening Refresh
ments were served.
percivsi Cobb. principal OF the high
school at franklin. spent Sunday with
Ernest Cobb and w.fs.
Misses Emily Whit more, Emily Phillips
aud Miliie Reed, OF Northeast Harbor, are
attending the high school here
Miss Mary d. somes entertained tae
Junior c. T.. at abe Somes house Sasur-
day afternoon. Ice-crcam and cake were
served.
Mount Desert lodge, F. and A, NJ,
worked the +. A. degree on candidate
Saturday evening. Past Master William,
OF Esoteric lodge OF Ellsworth, was pres
ent.
Miss Mary 3. sones and Miss Lord en-
tertained the sewing circle on "Wednesday
afternoon. Seventeen were present. In.
ciudins members aud invited guests. foe
following officers were chosen. President,
Mrs. Ada NJ. Somes; viee-president, Mrs.
Julia 5. Ferusid; second vice. president,
Mrs. Emma Allen; secretary, Mrs. Carrie
), Fsrnsldi treasurer, Mrs. J. namor.
Oct p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-26
EAST sirRRY.

Hatch Flood, OF San Francisco, CAT,
was calling on mis- many friends 10 town
lsst weex. Tnis was his native place, ana
be seemed to remember everybody.
Constable shepisigh held up q psddler
yesterday who was cruelty beating his
horse as well as breaking tue Sunday law.
Charles Beede, be officer for the prcven-
tion OF cruelty TO animals, compelled rim
to leave his load and lead his horse home.
he promised not TO harness the horse for
a week, aud feed him properly.
Mrs. Susan Lord expects to leave for
Mendocino, Cal, next Monday to visit
her son. Austin Lord. She expected TO 90
q year ago. but was disappointed, and all
hope she will get safely there this time.
She will be greatly missed, ss she has spent
her whole life here. and ala win gladly
welcome her back when her visit Is over.
One OF our sea captains was at Bangor
In his vessel last saturday, aud wishing
to visit his family procured his ticket and
boarded the train, refusing to occupy the
poker with bis crew. and got a seat as
comfortably as. you please. When the
conductor took his ticket and Informed
him that train was bound for Bueksport,
the good captain decided to get back to
his vessel a. soon as he could, where he
was obliged to enter by the window as
the cook had the key. Sunday he sue
ceeded 10 resching home. As be Is q noted
testotaler with big 7. the Bangor PLAN
had nothing to do with the event.
Oct "a a.
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AMHERST.

c. A. Richardson and wife, who went
to Bar Harbor las. spring, are home 90 a
visit.
Charles q. Richardson and wife, of
Minneapolis, MINI. who spent the sum
mer here, have returned home.
Stephen 3. Foster. wife and son Car.
roll, OF Gorhsm, N. IL, former residents
OF Amherst, are In town visiting relatives
and friends.
The champion hunters OF the season so
far In this place are Eiwood Archer and
o. w. Brsgdon. Ia one day last week they
shot aud killed one moose, two deer. two
poreupines and ore partridge. The moose
wss Estimated by some to weigh 900
pounds.
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Capt. s. p. Cousins was tae victim OF q
severe cold last week, but he is about ard
attending TO business again.
Rev. r. n. Toms has so far recovered
from his illness as TO be able To preach
again, but be still suffers considerably
with lame side.
TIE storm OF Saturday blew down
quite eameer of trees. The wind seemed
to have more power thsn the storm that
caused the wreck at the coaling tstion.
Several of our people sre suffering from
the peculiar cold that seems to be cpl
demic just nov, and tae weather seems to
be very conducive OF the rheumatic COM
plsint.
The Union church at North Lamoine
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Trustees, c. NJ. Kittredge,
J. NJ. Norwood and w. 5. Archer; Mrs.
Fannie L. kittredge, secretary; Capt.
John kiet, treasurer. Rev. & n. Toms Is
pastor. The affairs OF the church are In a
very good condition. Tue trustees have
elected c. III. Ktttredge president. Pro-
vision has been made Tor beating and
lighting. Harvard w. Kittredge Is jsni-
tor for six months. In order to provide
funds for current expenses Mr.. Toms has
eonseoted to deliver his popular lecture
on "Life smongst the Indians" st the
schoolhoase, North Lamoine, next Satur-
day evening. There will be special music
by visitors and local talent.
Oct. "a. SPEC
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A, A. Bartlett Was In town this We X
calling on friends.
Mrs, w. J Hsiper and Lulu Pierce, ~t o
have been In Boston the past two week.,
are home.
A. r. Ober met with a severe accident
last Saturday while cutting Wood. Isis
axe slipped aud nearly severed bis thumb.
Mrs. Georgia Frame and daughter sadie
who have been Visiting friends here, have
returned to Boston to spend the winter.
/ orviiie Bartlett hiss gone to Portland TO
the Maine general hospital for treat meBi.
The lasett ts tba, be ~ slowly gaining.
All hope for speedy recovery. Mira Lots
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DIR. c. e. Morrison and wife are in town
Oh hantipg trip.
Mrs. George Dority has gone TO L l..
worth Tor medical treatment.
Mark Morrison aud Everett Davis, of
Bar Haroor, were in town Sunday.
John Hsmor and Lennie Parsons, OF
Bar Hsrbor, are in town on a hunting
trip.
Harold Grant and wife. of Bueksport.
are In town, the guests OF George Eros,
and wife.
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