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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-31
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-31

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SEPT ift bic Belt urn Guer
6aus nit Screens su perieben, SO.
6tepes & CONS.
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uno $1.00. Brubeflaihen frei.
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MeeresnipeaA.
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IpOtbefe BON s. Salteper & Sobn
unb NOolph OreiR.
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Wtan beetle fih. I'm ben &ns
oran9 gu permeioen. 8esbalb fault
Cure Screens BON 6 D. SteoeS
x SUnS.
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giner nDn ben Sumpenpuuben
Wir6 bonn anoern ab1etan.-

nobel mir uns iibriaens entibieoen
oaaegen oertpabren, baB mir 10 be-
ipettierli@ iino. ons @oetbe' Idle
.2umpenbuno" pDrtfib auf cine Der
beioeu @eltmdbte anuenoen 81
fppnen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-31
FRANKLlN.

r. II. and Miss Beatrice Blaisdeii, OF
West sullivsn, were in town, over Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Mscomber and daughter
Helen are visiting home people at Penos-
scot.
Miss Clara Leavltt has returned from
Caribou, whore she has been spending
the summer
VIII b. Gerrlsh. Of Ellsworth, who was
In town Sunday, assisted In the music at
the Methodist church.
Rev. W. II. PowIesisnd, former pastor,
spent Friday and Saturday here on his
way home from esmpmeeting.
Robert Phillips returned Tuesday from
= visit TO his sons Ia Concord, n. H., aud
to the national eucsmpment in Boston.
A picnic OF the Baptist, Free Baptist
and Methodist Sunday schools occurs
Tuesday at Hardison's picnic grounds,
West Franklin.
A lawn picnic cinner party was an en-.
ioyaole occasion last Friday q, Joseph E.
DAMS. The large group was photo.
grapbed by Miss CassiIena Perry.
Harvey Phillips, who clerks ia the Office
of Post & Flag, New YORK, mas been
spending his vacation with X. IL. Young
and wife, Hancock, and at Franklin with
his parents, Edward Phillips aud wife.
Misses Alice aud Maria Bunker returned
to Augusta Monday. Mrs. Harry Springer
and three sons sett on the same train for
their home al Foxcrott, also Mrs. dell {.
Pickett aud two sons for an extendt d
visit with her parents, Foiiett Gerrish
and wife, at KitIery.
Aug, %. n.
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NORTH LAMoINE.
susfAc.

Mrs. Maggie Crane, OF orono, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ira Hagen.
Mrs. c. a. Crane, of Birch Hsrbor, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. F. Young.
Prof d. s. whesIsr, of Coburn classical
institute, was the guest of Mrs. ID. Y.
Mcfarland, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. d. F. clyde and Mrs. Charles E.
Hyde and son Everett, OF Lynn, Mass, are
the guests OF Mrs. Charles Brown.
Mrs. Addie Msrshall.f of Boston, and
Miss Alice Higgins, of Ellsworth, have
been the guests of Mrs. Lois Gilpatrick,
the past week.
L. Jordan Holt, DID. s., and bride are
visiting relatives here and at Lamoine.
Their many friends extend most hearty
congratulations.
Your correspondent was presented last
week with natural curiosity in the form
of buds, blossoms and fruit, all on the
same branch OF a blackberry bush, from
A. l.. Gray's garden.
Aug. %. Y,
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The seventh annual reunion of the
CLARK family was held Aug. IS at the home
of Jacob Springer. The day was fine, and
under the shade OF the apple trees, naples
and elms, upward OF $50 Ciarks and friends
met TO spend the day in social enjoy meDt.
People from Massachusetts, Ellsworth,
Haneock, Sullivan, Eastbrook, and Wal
than we're present.
After bountitul dinner that was spread
over an acre OF ground, short business
meeting was held. John II. Clark was
elected president; John f. Clark, vice
PRESIDENT; II A. Clark, secretary; j. +.
Clark, treasurer; Miss Effie Clark, Miss
Jennie sesmmon and Fl. A. Clark, COM
mittee GU entertainment; Raymond Clark,
Edgar Scsmmon, J. Willard Clark, COM
mittee on location.
@. z. Butler Is corresponding secretary,
and would be pleased to tear from all
Ciarks ia tine State.
Ii was voted to have the next meeting
at Egypt, on the fourth Thursday, in
August, 1905.
Aug. %. CHEER.
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COUNTY NEWS
- sddnsoaa; coaas ssses e. sss., -.
GREAT POND

Sir. studiey, Of Portland, was IN 49,,
on Friday.
School commences Monday. Mrs. Gar.
land teacher.
Jack Montgomery and brother. 81 r.,
gor, were in town sunday.
Mrs. Nathan Laughlln has re,,,n
from Hampden, where she has aeen vts',-
ing her sister, Mrs. Fisher.
air. Chase. OF Bangor, has been m.
gaest OF +. L. Mace and wife at Ntec,s
Branch few days this week.
Mr.. Goode, OF bangor. and Mr.. Coma
of Brewer, are pickerei fishing at Or,
pond With very good success. satu,d,s
they caught thirty.
Ezra Williams, wife and daughter RI.
nicc aud Mrs. Emery attended the ann.
versary Of Good WIZ grange at Ambar.,
on Wednesday. The third and fourth a.
grees were conferred on dive candidate.
A. II. stephens and family are VISITING
Mrs. stephens parents, J. X, shnman ana
wife. Mr.. 5hnman Is building a Now a.,
psrtment for dry and fancy goods. Rxn
Williams aud Raymond Williams ara sl.o
extending and repairing their buildlnv.
Aug. -.
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OAK POINT.
Aug 20.

John l.. Thompson called on friends here
Sunday.
Dudley Deliver is with his family Tor a
few dsys.
Walter Murch is at home sitter an alb
sence OF some months.
Mrs. Leila campbsil hss been visiting
her brother, Capt. John Doliiver.
hirs. Hattie Fuller has closed her cot
tage, the "firnush" for the season.
Eugene Parker, of s,onIugton, called on
bis friend. Harry {. Alley, saturday.
Capt. John Doiliver spent Sunday with
his family. He viii be ready TO sail In
soon.
Randolph Haynes, OF MInnesots, is Wis
ting friends and relatives at this place
aud Lsmoine.
Emerson L,dd and wife, OF Seal Har-
Dor, were visiting friends and relatives
here last week.
George L. Fullerton and wife called on
MIR. Fulierton's sister, Mrs. Alma s.
Alley, Sunday.
S@fts hSifa AslRhIs ~ tne &GuUDnEF
Webster, is iosding at somes' Sound for
Boston. Chester Grindie is going as mate.
Capt. Fred L. Murch Is quite iii, caused
from exposure in the recent gale. HIS
many friends wish him speedy recovery.
George w. murch, OF Boston, arrived
last week, snd Joined his family here.
They are now visiting Mrs. Murch's pa
rents, Isaac Mayo and wife, of Eden.
Mrs. Medosa PurIngton. daughter and
granddaughter, of Phippeburg, are visit
ing Mrs. Parington's brother, ysranus
Haynes, and other relatives for a few
weeks.
The schooner Hattie Lewis drifted into
the schooner Carrie May In the gale OF
Saturday, the 2o.h, and damaged each
other 50 badly that they had TO bs taken
to Ellsworth for repairs.
Mrs. Evelyn W. Milliken. who has re-
sided in Michigan and Kansas for forty
years, returned recently 10 visit her for
mer home. Her many friends and re.A-
tives were much pleased to see her.
Aug. %. PLUTAEcH.
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WEST HANCOCK.
Johnson.
Aug. ..

Irving Mcfarland came home from
Sherman Mcfarland and A. e. Poren
spent Sunday at home. They win return
to Newport Monday.
Raymond Miles aud family have moved
Into the George w. Batter house, formerly
occupied by Malcolm Googins.
Little Sylvia Marshall, who has been III
for long time, Is now IN the bar Hsr Dor
hospital for treatment. She Is doing we'll.
Miss Py has, who has been spending the
season here, will leave next Thursday.
She will visit friends In Boston and New
YORK. before returning to Philadelphia.
William Linscott, an aged and respected
citizen, died on this 25.h inst, after q
long ana painful Illness. lie leaves five
sons aud one dsag hter 10 mourn his loss,
besides large circle OF friends. Funeral
services we're belo at his late residence,
Rev. J. P. simonton, of Ellsworth, offici-
ating.
A delightful "gyp4y tea" was given last
Friday evening by Prof. w. r. Butler and
wife and w. K. Springer aud wife In hon.
or Of their guests from Philadelphia. Miss
Butler and Miss Py bas. 1t was a perfect
evening for moonlight picnic, and the
camp was especially attractive as the light
from roaring camp dre lighted Gp a hu.
OF tir boughs, and table spread with al
the dainties OF the season. After games
in the moonlight and singing by the
eamp-f fire, the party broke up at late
hour.
Aug. 20. SUMAc.
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MAILMAN,
'LUTARcH-

LAWS Kingmsn, an old resident. is very
low.
william Grant. Of Eden, is in town cali
ing on old friends.
The Jeilison family reunion win be held
on Wednesday, Oct. s.
School In district began Aag. q, Miss
Clara Day, OF Biaehili. teacher.
Mrs. Rens Kitchen Is home from North
east Hsroor, where she has been working
tets summer.
Master Lowell Jordan, who has been se-
riousiy III with typhoid fever, ~ consid-
cred out OF danger.
F. NJ. Rogers and wife, of Bangor, we're
In town last week iew days, the guests
OF NJ. X. Hsslem aud wife.
Mrs. Alden Hasten, Mrs. Josephine
Stanley and Raymond Haslem and wife
are attending eampmeeiing at Etna.
Mrs. Sidney Jordan aud Miss Kstie
Maker are home from Jamaica PIsio.
Mss, to spend a six-weeks' vacation.
Rev. J. p. simonton, OF Ellsworth,
preached here Sunday afternoon and
evening. White la town h. was the guest
Of w. b. Jordan.
William Connick and wife, OF Els
worth, were In town Saturday and sun
day, the guests of MIR. Connick's sister,
Mrs. Increase Jordan.
The Hasten reunion will be held at
town ball saturday, Sept 10. The drama
"Among TIE Breakers" VIII be presented
IN tue io"es bail y tbs estnins.
Miss Isabel jordan has gone 10 sherman
Mills to teach school. aiiss 10 dan viii
BE- greatly missed, especially la tue sun
day school OF which she was superintend-
ent. drs. Ssttio DeBvek will act as sup
erintendent through tbs remaining weeks
of the school.
Aug. -. sra.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST BLUEaILL.


Edwin A. wescott is very poorly. He
is not able to WORK.
Harvard Z. Greene returned from bis
visit to Portland last Thursday.
Miss Mamie DE Lay, of New York, is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Charles Yout-
man.
MRS. John Tufts, OF Waltham, Mass, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Archer Il.
Long.
Miss Loftie G. Long, daughter of the
late Capt. X. n. Long, of Chicago, was
visiting der relatives in the village last
week.
Airs. Irs Page, of North Sedgwick. has
been visiting her dsug Inter-, Mis-. Henry b.
Marks. She is at present wiIb Mrs. A. e.
Long.
Euzateth "a, wife OF Abel b. Marks,
aged about seventy seven years, died OF
pneumonia last Friday. Funeral al her
home yesterday.
Boru al Hoiyok Mass, Aug. 81, to Mr..
and MRS. Edwin W. Barton, a son
George Longl. Mrs. Barton Is a deugh-
ter OF George q. Long, of East Biuehiil.
Mrs. Robert b. Holmes, OF Ellsworth b,
was the guest of {. "A. wsrdweil aud wife
last Thursday. She was accompanied by
her dsught Hazel, VINO remained until
Sunday, visiting and going on fishing
excursions with her friends.
Frank Billings, Stiliman kench, wife
and daug liter, OF Brooksyilie, Mrs. l.. f..
TreadweII, of Ellsworth, Mrs. William E..
Morris. of Bfooksvflle, her dsughtsr-in-
law, Mrs. W. E. Morris, OF New YORK,
also her granddaughter, Mrs. w. Z. Nor
ris, Of New York, were the guests of
Charles Youtmsn and wife last Friday.
Cards announcing the marrisge of the
following named persons have been re-
ceived by their friends here: Aug. 10,
Miss Grace Nj. EIweli, of Spruce Head, to
Henry +. York, OF East Blnehill. Aug. "a,
Miss EmelIne P. Twining, OF Burlington,
Mass, TO Henry A. Wright, of Biiierics,
Mass. Mrs. Wright is niece Of Mfs. l..
B. Grindie, and she has usually spent her
vacations here. Dc pt 6, Mise Edith Capen,
of Dorchester, Mass, to Charles L. Holmes,
OF Boston. Mrs. Holmes is q great grand
daughter of Joel Long, the first settler
at East Bluehill.
Aug. 90 g.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. c. c. Warren visited relatives at
Stooington Monday.
Mrs. Susie Hatch, Of chariestowu, Mass
is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. r. Robbins.
Mrs. Jason GfeeDiaw has been spending
e few days with her husband at Isles boro.
NJ. p. Gray and wife visited their dau h.
ter, Mrs. {. A. Pfessey, on Monday. Mrs.
Gray remained for a short visit.
Mrs. r. A. Pierce and her sistsr, Mrs.
Grafton Torrey. visited Mrs. Joseph Jud-
kins at NORTH stonington on Wednesday
Mrs. Fred Rackliff and daughter Ber-
niece left Monday to visit her foster
daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Sheridan, Of Ma
tick, Mass.
Little Gladys Haskell Is stiIl very Ill,
though the disease has been pronounced
OF a lingering type. Her father, willard
@. Haskell, left Wednesday to join his
yacht.
Miss Lima Greeniaw Is spending the re.
naming tgo weeks OF her vacation at
Sherman Mills, whenee she Will return TO
resume her duties as teacher at the indus.
trial school, Lancaster, Mass.
Mrs. Grafton Torrey, Of Georgetown,
Mass, accompanied by her grandson,
Master Raymond, her daughter, Miss
winifred, and friend, Is spending q
week with Mrs. r. A. Pierce.
Rev. Mr.. Bolt, VINO for few months
was pastor Of the Methodist church here
two years ago. was present at the Sunday
afternoon service. and gave q brief talk
At the close Of the sermon by the pastor,
Rev. J. jackson.
Aug. 20. @.
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PROSPECT HARgoR.

L. X. s,orrs and family left Saturday
for their home in Boston.
MlssEva circuit. OF East sullivan, is a
guest OF relatives here this week.
Mrs. M. A. Handy has returned from a
visit TO relatives in Southwest Hsrbor.
Emerson Cole, of Nashua. n. H., is
spending his vacation with relstives here.
Miss Maria Bunker, of franklin, has
been q recent guest of Mrs. l.. p. Cole. for
a few days.
Mrs. Frank Parker, formerly Lillian
Over, of Hampton Corner, is visiting Mrs.
NJ. A. Handy.
Mrs. II. 5. French and daughter, OF
Newton, Mass, are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. w. +. Bruce.
Mrs. John Foss. of Winter Barbor, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. b. Cole, aud
other relatives here.
Mrs. Aboie TAFT, OF West GouIdsboro.
and Fred circuit and wife, of East suiii-
vsn, we're guests of Mira. Charles Blspce
Sunday.
J. E. Pike and family arrived Saturday
from Lawrence, Mass, where they have
been for several years. and have opened
their house here.
William Huiehings aud Arthur Rey-
noids and wife came over from Lamoine
In sail boat the first of the week, and
are visiting relatives here.
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I. s,,gNTY NEWS.
WEST BRooKsvlLLE.


Judge r. E. Chase, of Bluehill, was in
town last wsek, calling on Hon. George
II. Tapley.
Herbert Wescoit and family arrived
Saturday from New Haven, Conn TO live.
They VIII occupy the Capt. Andrew IVES
colt house.
Mrs. Edward V. Parker and daughter
Helen, who have been snmmering at the
Broo ksids, returned to their home IN
Bangor, Aug.27
Capt. Ira W. Tspley and wife, OF Brook
Ign. N Y, arrived here on Saturday, and
will spend few weeks with the captains
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Tapiey.
Capt. Ira commands one OF the Old Do
minion line steamships.
DIR. Franklin Farrowr superintencest OF
the schools, has announced the following
list OF teachers for the coming term:
Dist. No /, Miss Abby l., Tapley, gram
mar; Mrs. g. j. Shelton, primary; No. 2,
Miss Jean Gordon; No. 2ls Olive q. Con-
don; No. 3, Chrissie Gott; No. 4, Miss
Grace Slower; No. 5, Clytie Jones; No. q
Miss l.. Gray; No. 8, Gladys Black. The
term begins Sept. 5.
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WEST stirJ,lyAN

Mrs. Howard Gordon spent last week
with relatives in Franklin.
Mrs. IA. @. Tracy has returned from
two-wteks' visit in Boston.
Mrs. Harvey Black, OF woilas,on. Mas.
vas the guest OF Oscar Hysom aud wifi
Sunday.
w. III. Moore and wife, of Prospec.
Hsrbor, spent Sunday with their d4ushtey
Mrs. II. n. Havey.
Mrs. II. d. Gordon, accompanied by he,
little daughter Gretchen, and bro,her
arrived from Sweden Friday night.
Hsrvey Thomas, who has been absent
several years, 10 home from jassachusstts
aud Is with his parents, W. b. Thom.
aud wife.
George w. Gordon died Aug. q. He
was lifelong resident Of this town. and
worthy and respected man. lie lesyes
three chiidren-Mrs. Justin Doyle, Miss
Mida Gordon and George c. Gordon, all
OF this town. The Interuent took place
Monday aiternooE.
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BLUEHILL.

A large number went on an excursion to
Bar Harbor Monday.
Henry Ciough and wife are spending q
few weeks at Halcyon lodge.
There was dance in the town hall
Thursday evening Of last week.
Fred Perkins and wife, Of Maiden
Mass, are visiting at e. w. Mayo's.
Mrs. George A. Clough gave a lawn
party Monday, Aug. q, for the benefit OF
the ladies' Congregational circle.
Miss Adelaide Pearson has written @
play for children this season, Thich was
given last week, in the old col lisi house,
owned by Mrs. Kline. The ,oceeds are
for the benefit OF the iuventi, department