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knowH here. THE funeral was al Bsy
View hall jan. 20, Rev. e. 5. Drew oflici.
ating.
The people Of this place were saddened
TO learn OF the death OF Augusta, widow
OF Samuel CABBAGE, who died suddenly at
her home Tuesday night. The funeral
was at the chapel here Thursday after
noon, Rev, c. IA. q. Harwood officiating.
rne in,ermens was In the cemetery here.
The North BrookIin farmers club has
again started Its meetings. The FIRST was
at the home OF Charles Ferrin Jan. s.
Owing 10 the storm bat few were present,
but fine time was enjoyed by all. The
next meeting, Jan. Is, was with Past
Master b. e. Sylvester. There wss
good attendance. Ga Jan. 81 the club
met with U. F. Candsse, and there was a
good attendance. The next meeting will
be at the home OF n. c. Hamilton Jan. Is;
Jan. IS. SPEC
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Charles A. Gordon, who has been
i'll, is improving.
Miss Goldie Tracy is home. She is en-
ployed at North Hancock.
Mrs. Arthur Scott, of Bar Harbor, re-
Gently visited her dsug liter Mrs. Robert
Abel.
Friends OF Miss Blanche Webb will be
pleased to hear that she is improving
from a recent severe illness.
Albert L. Haven, formerly OF South
Hancock, now of San Francisco, CAL,
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Ella Wooster was called to her
old home 10 Eastbrook last week, by the
illness OF her brothers. wife, Mrs. Henry
Billings.
Miss Beatrice Gordon, aged twelve, won
the prize for not missing a word in spell
ing for term of ten weeks OF Grammar
school, taught by Andy p. Havey.
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SURRY.
Jan. 25,

Mrs. ]. d. McGraw and daughter F.os-
sic went to Alexander last week to visit
her daughter.
There will be public supper at A. o
U. W. hall Friday evening ny the ladies
Of the Methodist society. The proceeds
go toward paying the PASTORS salary.
r. G. osgood was taken with hemor-
rhage OF the lungs Thursday night. Mr..
Csgood had been ia as good health as
usual but after the hemorrhsge, was very
much reduced in strength.
Sixteen Surry Odd Fellows visited the
Odd Fellows lodge at Biuehill Thursday
evening and witnessed work in the second
degree upon a candidate from their own
town. Inc sleighing was fine and all re
port enjoying good time.
Rev. J. ID. McGraw was taken violently
i'll while stopping at East Bushill Thurs
day. where ne had been assisting Rev. r.
l.. Odds, of Bluehili, who has been hold
ing revival services at that place. Mr..
MeGraw was able to ride home the next
day aud is slowly improving.
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BLusaILL FALLS.

Capt. Rice and wife, OF steuben, were
tue guests of 3. $ Wallace anu wife it st
week.
Mrs. r. Eaton and Mrs. ". webber, OF
South BiuehiIi, called on friends here Sat
urday.
Mrs. Hooper, OF North Sedgwick, who
has been spending a short time with
frieaas here, has returned.
Harry Thurston aud Foster Pierce, OF
North Sedgwick, are hauling logs for
Rufus Chstto and A. II. Conary.
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BROOKLYN.
Jan. Is

Eggemoggin Reach is frozen over.
A. II. Mayo was In Rockland laet week
on business.
w. BIsisdell and wife visited friends In
Surry last week.
II. S. Kane is filing his ice house with a
fine grade OF ice.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Albion Gray Jan. %.
Miss Nettie Gott, who has been en-
ployed at Charleston, is home.
Several Mssons attended the masonic
convention at Ellsworth last week.
Rev. E. S. Drew. of sedgwick, preached
in the Baptist church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Samuel Hail. of North BROOKLYN,
fied at her home after short Illness,
Jan. II.
fae library circle Will hold Its annual
meeting ON Wednesday, Jan. "a, at Mrs
Rose g. Aliens.
Mrs. Margaret Marks, of North Sedg-
wick, was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. q.
A. Griadle last week.
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CENTER.
UsE FEMME.

r. A. Harper i'll. DIR. Tapley is attend
ing him.
The whist club met with orville Bartlett
last week.
The little son of belmont Murphy, who
has been Ill, is improving.
Mrs. r. b. Higgins entertained few
friends at pit Wednesday evening.
Miss Emma Anderson spent Sunday at
6ayside with Mrs. Bertha Robbins.
Warren Bartlett has repaired his boat
and will engage in selling fresh bait.
Mrs. Lena Butler has gone to Manset 10
visit her daughter, Mrs. Lease Stanley.
Henry Bartlett. who has been with his
grandmother the past year, has returned
to Glennere.
There were no services in the Methodist
church this week. The pastor has gone to
Friendship on vacation.
Urbin Bartlett was home for week
from Port Clyde, where he has been en-
ployed for the past four years.
Jan. rs. H.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

A. NJ. Manchester has recently had his
house wired for electric lights.
An entertainment is icing prepared for
the benefit Of the kindergarten.
Several Masons went TO Ellsworth We'd
nesday to attend the convention.
Several from this place are attending
the January term OF court at Ellsworth.
Atlantic lodge, No. 1i3, viii install ofii-
GERS at their next sisted convention.
Jan. Is.
o. ". ober has re'nrned from Winter
Harbor, W here he has been visiting Mrs.
oberis mother.
E. A. Hodgdon has recently had new
heating appaI atus put into his cottage.
The work was done by Alvah Reed.
Fred Foster, wife and daughter Mary
have returned from Miibridge. where they
have been visiting SIR. Fosters relatives.
The dance Thursday evening at Brown
4 Gilley's hail was well attended. Music
was furnished by Monsg hams orchestra.
Mrs. william Peckbam entertained sev-
eral OF her friends Tuesday evening. Re-
freshments were served and ali enjoyed a
pleasant evening.
Mrs. f. A. Hodgdon gave pit party TO
several friends on Saturday evening. Re-
freshments were served. The winners
were Mrs. Lewis Wilson and Mrs. William
Pvckham.
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JAMS.

j. NJ. Bray has moved into the w. 8.
Emerson house.
Rising Sun lodge, r. and A. NJ, atten ded
the district eonSention that was held at
Ellsworth the 10th.
w. b. Farnbsm, who has been working
at the y. 3. Dish station, has been trans
ferred to oae in New Hampshire.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Dresser lis home from South
west Hsrbor. She has opened her house
on she Point and VIII run 1t through the
winter.
Carl Saunders left recently for woon-
socket, X. L., where be has Il position ae
assistant engineer with Fred French,
another Oriand bog.
large number OF friends met at the
hoiue of Rev. IA. ). Prebie recently The
time passed pleasantly with music AID
social chat, and after refreshments were
served the guests departed leaving sub
stantiai tokens, including a considerable
sum OF money, of their regard.
several residents OF the village are con-
templating the organization of literary
society In the interest OF the young
people. Such society would nal long
felt want, aud would attract many VINO,
for want of somew here To 20, are Off, n
found standing around The street corn.i 4
or IN less desirable places.
Jan. Is. SPEC
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The winter term OF school closed in this
villsge Friday.
Charles o. Farnham is home from Port
land. after an absence of several months.
Schooner Mopang, Capt. Frank Perkins,
from Portlsnd, landed 5000 worth of
corn and iced at Wasson's wharf last
week.
Mrs. Irving Tarbcx went to MeIrose
Highlands, Mass, last Monday. She was
called there by the illness of her daughter
Stella.
A telegram received Friday week by
Charles Babbidge announced the death of
his sister, Mrs Lucy Babbidge Merrill, at
her home In Portland.
Mrs. N. Maria Campbell Tapley. wife of
John S. Tapley, died at her home in Me-
thuen, Mass, Jan. IA. She WAS born in
Winterport, and was the daughter of
John and Abigail Campbell.
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EAST LAMOINE.

William DesIsle and wife and George
Gsult are Ill with severe colds.
Harry Bennett, who cut his foot badly
in the woods several weeks ago, is abe to
be out.
Miss Sadie Frszier, OF lsworth, has
been visiting at d.. er Young's for the past
few days.
Mrs. Wal ace, of Southwest Harbor, Is
visiting her son. w. c. Wallace. Her
daughter accompanied her, but returned
the next day.
Frank A. Power, engineer at the coat
log station, aud his wife, have returned
from Newport, R. L., Where he has been
stationed during the past two months.
Mrs. Asa Hoogkin4 and Miss Rosa
Anderson have gone to Bar Hsrbor, where
they will visit Mrs. Hodgkins' sons, II. &.
and Curtis Hnds kins, and her daughter,
Miss Helen Hodgkins.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Parker Eaton has returned from New
York.
Grover Small went to New York last
week to attend navigation school.
Alfred b. Greepisw has purchased the
house owned by Capt. Arthur Gray.
Daniel Eaton, who has been learning
the carpenter trade In Brewer, is at home.
Mrs. George Holden has gone to New
Georgssv. Jordon.
william Hardy, OF Little Deer Isle, who
has been III some time with kidney
trouble, is no better.
Miss Lena Holden was married to Capt.
Nathan Lowe Jan. Is. The ceremony wss
performed by Rev. John Lawrence.
A dsugh was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
BeIcher T. Howard jar. Sarah
Elizsbetb). Mrs. Howard was formerly
Miss Mary BIastow.
Miss Bertha Eaton, daughter OF Rodney
Eaton aud wife. OF Little Deer Isle, died
at Augusta Jan. s. The remains were
brought home tor interment. Her age
WAS nineteen years.
Jan. IS. Il.
John Davis, one Of the oldest citizens,
is quite III.
Alfred Eaton, OF Little Deer Isle, died
ut his home Jan. % after short Illness.
Capt. Arthur II. Gray was married In
Trewer Jan. Is. The bride was Miss
Alice T. Sparrow, OF that place.
A serenede party visited Capt. and Mrs.
Nathan Lowe isst Monday evening. The
visitors were cordially welcomed and
treated to excellent refreshments and fine
cigars.
Eggemoggin Reach is frozen over from
Bucks Harbor to Brooklin. The Rock
land boat was una BILE to go through on her
reg ular trip Thursday, and the mail car
rier crosses on foot dragging boat over
the ice.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.


A. E. Tracy is harvesting his ice.
Henry Butter lost hog recently.
freeman Walker f. filing his ice house.
Henry Butler is hauling hay 10 Els
worth.
stephen Gross, OF Ellsworth, was here
recently.
e. X. Graves, OF Waltham, Mass, Is here
for few days.
Capt. e. j. Wooster called on friends
here last week.
Arthur Graves is at work at Egypt for
E. @. Burnham.
Daniel Mckay has gone into the woods
for parties in franklin.
Howard Tracy, of Hancock, is helping
his father A. Z Tracy.
Several from here attended the mssque
ball at Hancock last week.
Mrs. e. N. Fo.s, OF Hancock, is visiting
her son Wallace and wife.
Miss Blance Mcfarland is attending
business college in Bangor.
dohGof VI AobthCifftN Ahassst -
with George Stewart and wife.
Arthur Graves recently sold a valuable
eight yesr-old horse to Il. @. Burnham.
Mrs. Lydia JOY, OF Hancock, recently
Waited MIR. joys parents, g. l.. Joy and
wife.
Charles Martin has returned to Bar
Harbor TO resume his studies in the gram
mar school.
Mrs. Helen Hodgkins, OF Lamoine,
made her mother, Mrs. Eta Dow, a short
visit recently.
Mrs. Henry Butler, who has been con-
fined to her bed for the past week, is
about the house again.
Melvin Smith, OF waterviile, Miss
Blanche Smith, aud Nj ISIS Laura Tracy, of
West Hancock, called on Mrs. Stella Shaw
recently.
Daniel Robinson bad fine hickory
wood sleigh come from the West a few
days ago, and with George Dewey
hitched Into it, makes fBe team.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Miss Fannie Ray has been out of school
for several days, py illness.
George c. Biance, of Winter Harbor,
was guest OF l.. p. Coles Thursday.
J.. A. Hiil ana wife, OF West Goulds horo.
were the guests Of relatives here Monday.
Miss Isabel Cieaves returned to Far
Harbor Sunday, after spending the week
at home.
Rev. Wallace Cutter Is to give series OF
ectures on he ten commsndments--giv-
ing one each week.
Mrs. }. b. Cole and daughter Cathryn
concluded their visit In Winter Harbor,
and returned Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Peters, In going to a neigh
boris house Wednesday, Tell on the ice
aud injared herself badly.
Henry Mitchell aud Miss Ella Nit
cheii, OF Cherry field, are guests of their
sister, Mrs. William smith.
Miss Mary Blance went to East Sullivan
Saturday aud will be the guest OF her
cousin. Miss Beraice Smith, for week.
DIR. c. C. Larrsb bee returned from a trip
to Kingman and Carroll Saturday. having
been called away by the illness OF rels-
tive.
the infant son OF Stephen Cole and
wife. which was born on Friday, died
Sunday morning. Mrs. Cole Is az well us
can be expected.
The village Improvement society was
entsrtained by Miss Alice Coe on Wed
| pesdsy. The storm and the icy walking
kept many at home, but those who went
had the usual pleasant time.
The Misses CIeaves entertained a party
OF young people Friday evening. some
OF those invited were unable to go on ac-
count of the severe storm, but there were
a goodiy number who enjoyed the games
aud flne music which Was part OF the
evenings evenings entertainment.
The school improvement league is re-
hesrsiug for an shssrt ~iniacst under the
direction OF the e. -m.lIsr scIoOl teacher,
Mise Wilson, assisted By aliss Dresser, of
the primary grade. The arrangements
promise good entertainment consisting
o; the comedy "Mr. Bob, an Indian club
drill by mine girls, music and tahleaux.
IL will probably be given In about week.
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Johnson.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Liscomb Wednesday, Jan. ID.
The teams are all very busy hauling fire.
wood. The recent SHOWS have made fine
shedding.
The ice harves.ers are filling their ice
houses. The ice is of fine quality and
thickness.
George Grover and Issac Trip attended
the masonic convention at Ellsworth
Wednesday.
The friends OF Miss Edith Stanley are
glad to learn that the operation she un-
derwent at the Maine general hospital for
appendicitis, was successful, and that she
is now improving.
A sociable was held at the church Tues
day evening, consisting of singing, recita-
tions, reading and games, after which
refreshments we're served. A very pleas
ant evening was passed. The proceeds
will be sent to Mcintosh, Ga, to aid In
building a new academy to replace the
one recently burned. Miss Agnes Nc
Farland, of BROOKLYN, who is teaching at
MCINTOSH writes tnat alu IN any form
would be gratefully received.
What came near being a bad blaze
started In the house OF John Smith last
Thursday noon. Their sink pipe froze up
ana Mr.. Smith thawed it out by using q
hot iron. He had to heat the iron three
times to melt the ice, and when it went
through, it is supposed spark caught
and burned up inside the wall till 1t
reached the chamber, where it was burn
Ing the window sill and curtain when dis
covered. Fortunately Mr.. Smith had not
gone to his work, and with the aid OF
neighhors, the fire was soon extingu:shed
Very interesting church services last
Sunday were conducted by Miss G. B
Cochrane.
Jan. %. ANON.
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was the winner. Refreshments were

was the winner. Refreshments were
served.
Fl. Fl. Hopkins house is completed, and
he has moved his family in.
Mrs. Mary Remick, who il i'll with
pneumonia, is much improved.
A successful term OF twelve weeks
school in district No. 8 closed Friday,
Jan. %, taught by Miss Emma e. Austin,
of North Lamoioe.
party of seven met With Miss Annie
Hopkins Thursday evening for game OF
pit. Mrs. Mary Romer was the lucky
one. Musicsl selections were rendered
by Miss Hopkins and Miss Aus In. Re-
freshments were served.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gordon are both
quite ill.
George Harmon, Of Southwest Harbor,
was in town Thursday on business.
Mrs. A. B. Havey end son Oscar, of Sui
iiyan Highlands, visited here one day last
week.
Alarge number OF Masons from David
A. Hooper lodge attended the convention
at Ellsw orth last week.
Miss Blanche Webb, who has been Ill at
franklin, has been brought home. and is
thought to be somewhat improved.
Hugh 'Havey has returned from his work
tp the woods for 5. j. Mitchell. q. ii.
Tracy has also returned from the same
place with badly cut foot.
School closed last week after success
ful term OF nine weeks. The grammar
school had an especially profitable term
under l. he tuition of Andy p. Havey, who,
although it was his first term, proved him
self well fitted for the work. The pupils
of the primary grades not absent for the
term were: Clyde Robertson, Maynard
Havey, Clarence Hennigsr, Lura Hooper
and Kennard Haskell.
Puritan assembly, P. s.. installed its
officers at the regular meeting last Thurs
day evening, Miss Florence Pease, p. c.,
acting as installing officer. The first de-
gree was conferred on one candidate, re-
fresbments served and an enjoyable even
ing passed. The following are the officers
for the term: G, c., Mrs. Nellie Cook v.
c., Mrs Frank Allen; P. c., Mrs. james
Havey; prelate, Mrs. Charles Pease; X. R.
g., Miss Josie Bunker; 81. F., Mrs. Gilbert
Pettee; M. E., Mrs. Ralph Gerrish; M. a.,
Mrs. Harvey Crimmin; A. M. A, Mrs.
Edward Dockham; o. g., Mrs. Sherman
Libby; |. g., Miss Lena Hooper; ". o., ISIS
Edith Hooper; organist, Miss Bessie Cor
don; representative to grand lodge, Miss
Florence Pease; alternate, Mrs. b. x. joy.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Miss Jennie Marshall, OF Bar Harbor, Ia
home for few days.
Victor r. Smith returned Saturday
from trip to Boston.
Miss Mertie Stratton, OF Hancock, Is a
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Malcolm Googins.
SEVERN Thorsen and wife have returned
from an extended visit to New York and
Boston.
Raymond Miles has so far recovered
from the bad cut which he received few
weeks ago, that he has gone to work in
franklin.
Jan. "a. SUMAc.
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Mrs. Edward Robbins is very i'll.

Mrs. EDWARD MODULUS is very ih'
ROBBIE Norwood, it,, was home from Bar
Hsrbor Sunday.
parents at Lamoine.
Mrs. Mamie Norwood, with her dsugh-
ter. is visiting her brother at Northeast
Harbor.
Dennis Norwood and children, of West
fremont, called Sunday on his parents,
Capt. Robbie Norwood and wife.
Leslie Harper, who is learning the ma
chinist trade In Rockland, spent a week
here with his parents Lyman Harper and
wife.
Mrs. Cordelia Gilley, who has suffered
for more than year with her eyes, has
got to go to Bangor and have one re-
moved.
A school league has been formed at dis
trict No. /, named Hameton school iu-
provement league of Maine. The officers
are: Seth w. Norwood, preaident; Her
bert Lurvey, vice president; osmond
Harper, secretary; Earl Walls, assistant
secretary; Everett E. Tinker, treasurer;
Annie Harper, second treasurer; Arthur
Robinson, doorkeeper; executive commit
tee, Seth w. Norwood, chairman, Herbert
Lurvey, Osmond Harper. Committees on
pictures, entertainment and flowers were
also appointed at this meeting. The con-
stitution, as reported by a committee ap-
pointed at previous meeting, was
adopted In full, and several amendments
were made. The prime object OF the
league Is better physical surroundings,
best books for all, art in the sehoolroom.
Tine league meets Wednesday evenings at
s 30. Although Wednesday being the
first regular meeting very good pro-
gramme was presented: Readings by the
president, Osmond Harper. henry Gilley,
Harvey Gllley, Herbert Lurvey, Sylvester
Dorr; duet, Gertrude Dorr, Nellie Robin
son; solo, Nellie Robinson. The work of
The league is noticeable by the new pic
ture on the walls. The mem bership is
eighteen. At some future date the league
will present programme to the public.
Jan. 25. M. +.
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WEST BROWNSVILLE.

The ladies' sewing circle OF the Congre-
gational church was entertained by Mrs,
G.. W. Blodgett last Thursday.
Capt. George II. Tapley shipped this
morning two cases OF home cured hams
and bacon, one of them going to Win
throp, Mass, the other to 5rookiine,
Mass.
While driving down the main street
Saturday noon, Roy Tapley's horse took
fright at the breaking of some part of its
harness. Roy was thrown from the sleigh
without doing him any serious injury.
For several days of last week a dozen
teams were hauling freight, principally
corn and feed, from the schooner Mildred
May to North Brooksville and Penobscot.
The vessel is at Wasson's wharf from
Portland; she arrived last week.
Jan Is. Johnson.
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sou tn BLUEHILL.

School closed here Friday, after a
profitsbie term of eight weeks taught b.
Hollis Smith, of Surry. The school gave
an exhibition Saturday evening which
was credit to teachers and pupiis.
Mrs. Martha Hall died at her HON, in
North Brooklin Jan. ~, after an illness OF
a few days. She leaves a husband, three
sons and three daughters. She was we'll
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Mrs. Edith Bean went to Portland last
Monday.
Paris Snow, Of Biuehill, was the gnest
of Mrs. Almon Gray Saturday.
Miss Inez Hagen goes to Bangor to day
to be employed at the Bangor house.
Mrs. solomon Keller. OF Ellsworth,
was the guest of Mrs. Henry Bartlett the
past week.
Mrs. A. E. Austin goes Wednesday TO
Lakeport, N. H., for visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Daniel Champion.
Jan. %. Y.
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embellishments.
advertisements.
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RU7S.'

The walking sick, what
a crowd of them there are:
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
to go to bed.
Chronic cases" that's
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means-long sickness.
To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
SCOTS Emulsion. For the
feeling of weakness they
need SCOTS Emulsion.
1t makes new flesh and
gives new life to the weak
system.
SCOTS Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
|of the rut. 1t makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
for ordinary food.
SCOTS Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There's new strength
and flesh in every dose.
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evening, and preached two interesting and
practical sermons.
lamoine grange is planning an enter
tainment and neck-tie supper TO taSe
place in the near future. Some members
of this grange attended nesting OF the
grange at Franklin Thursday evening, and
report a pleasant time.
La % II.