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Potato Growing in North Haven.

North Haven has made a pretty good
showing in potato raising The past sea.
son Mir. }. Is. Crockett planted five acres to
greensward, using Robbins improved po-
tato planter, which have yielded 1850 bush
els of Green Mountains, N0rcross and
Queen Of the Valleys. From one-fourth
acre there were raised 115 bushels of Green
Mountains, three bags of fertilizer being
used. The tubers in general were large and
smooth, with no small ones of any cOnse-
qnence. There were about 20 bushels of
rotten ones in the whole five acres. The
crop was sprayed twice with bug-death and
Bordeaux mixture, Wilson sprayer being
used to do the work. The dressing used
was five tons of Bowker's fertilizers. The
planting process was done as we'll as could
have been by hand, while the crop was
never hoed. The tops kept green until the
latter part of the growing season. Many
will plant more largely next season.
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The Youths Companion in 1905.

1t is impossible even to summarize in a
single paragraph the many and varied at
fractions which The YOUTHS COMPANION
announces for the coming year.
A series of articles planned to interest
especially the forty-five millions of Ameri-
cans who look directly to the soil for their
subsistence will treat of "New Fields for
Young Farmers" "The Sanitation of the
Farm" "The Future of American Cotton"
SLOW Women Make Money on the Farm, -
etc.
Seven serial stories and $50 short stories
by the most talented and popular American
writer's OF fiction will form part of the con-
tents of the new volume for 1905.
Full Illustrated Announcement describing
the principal features of THE CoMPANIoN's
new volume for 1905 will be sent with sample
copies of the paper to any address free.
The new subscriber who sends $1.75 now
for years subscription to The COMPANION
receives free all the issues of The COMPAN-
ION for the remaining weeks Of 1904, also
THE COMPANION "Carnations" Calendar
for 1905, autographed in twelve colors and
gold.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
IA Berkeley Street, BOSTON, MASS.
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SHERlFFS SALE
STATE OF NAINE.


COUNTY OF WALDO -.
Taken this 21th day OF October. A. ID. ls,; on
an execution dated the 9Th day cot O. tOber y. u.
1904, issued on a Judgment rendered by the ,,u-
preme Judicial Court tOr the County OF Waldo at
Il term thereof began and acid at Belfast, within
and Tor said County of Waldo on the thIld Tues
of the term, being the tWcMty-e igMh day If
september. =. d. 1904, in favor of W. -. Elliot
OF Knox. IN said County OF Waldo. against
Jeremiah Mixer al Knox. in said County OF W al
do Tor the sum OF >lXty-siN dollars ana seventy
six cents debt or damage. and twelve dollars aud
thirty eight cents cost ut ana viii be sold at
public auction TO the highest bidder at the office
of r. W. Brown. Jr., in Brooks. in sand County of
Waldo, on the 3d!ray of December A. ID. 1904 at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon the following describ-
ed real estate and all the right tide and interest
and to The same the 18th day of April A. ID.
1884, at IL OclOck and Il minutes i'll the forenoon
the time when the same attached on the writ
III the same suit, to wit: certain lot or parcel
OF iaud situated i'll Knox, in said County OF Wal
do, and bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming at the southwesterly corner of lot No. lis,
at henOck tree; thence north SO degrees east
about 100 rods to the southwest corner of lot No.
132 sta stake and stones; thence north degree
ives on the line between said lot No. lis and lot
No 1872, SO rods to a stake and stones; thence
stones in the line between lot No rs and lot No.
1903; thence south degree east on said line SAL
rods to the place OF beginning containing 10
acres, more OF less. and being the same land that
was conveyed to said Jeremiah iAer by William
ID. Elliot on November 81, \ ID. 1855.
Dated this 9th day of October l904.-3w44
JOSEPH FAkWELL. Deputy sheriff.
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APPLETON,

Miss Fannie Gushee is matrOn of an or
phans home in New Bedford, Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert G. Keene of Seattle, WASH,
have been visiting friends here, after an at
sence of % years. Harrison c. Pease is
having an addition of Is feet built to the L
of his house. Miss Laura Waterman of
North Appleton has raised 1900 bushels Of
potatoes on four acres this season. 49, Frank
Carkin is putting new windows into his
house and an entire new finish to the front.
with new door. Titers and kenney are
doing the work. -. Mrs. U. n. Dyer is visit
ing her parents and brother and sister in
Northtield, Vermont. IS. J. GuShee is hav-
! ing the Arnold house painted light shade
of yellow with white trimmings and green
blinds. Cyrus Perry is the painter.
Chester Wentworth and wife, who have
been visiting in Birch Harbor, two weeks,
arrived home Monday. Mrs. Jesse Went
I worth has returned home from a visit of
two weeks with relatives in Mendoza, Ill.,. ..
Miss Linda Annis, who has been with
friends in Swampscot, Mass, and Milford,
n. H., five weeks, arrived home Monday.
Miss Ida Fuller of Madison has returned
home after a sojourn of three weeks at the
Valley House.
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HUkNhAM.

BUkNhAM.
Mr.. James Dodge and family from Sprire-
field, Mass, are visiting relatives in this
place. They will visit Rockland before their
return to Massachusetts ...-... Rev. James
Washburn from Parkman was recently in
town aud visited William Gercel0n's family.
-. . Mrs. Darlie Chandler has been absent
d week or more, visiting her cousin in Au-
gusta -. Dennis Chandler has been sick
three or four weeks with pneumonia, and
DR.. Whitney of Unity attends him. -. It is
very sickly in town and Dr. ii. L. Small is
Wentworth Pease raised 1900 bushels of no.
tatoes on five acres of ground. Jackson
Dodge raised four hundred and fifty BUSH
els on one acre. Dennis Chandler raised
one hundred and twenty-three bushels of
them weighing two lbs. .... MIR. F. Fl. Gray
from Castine is making short tarry with
jackson Dodge's family.
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NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.

NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
Mrs. Horace Maddocks is quite i'll.
Miss Margaret Merithew has returned to
Salem, Mass.
The dance at Marden's Hall last Friday
night was largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Larrabee and daugh-
ter of Belfast were in town last Saturday.
Deer are quite numerous in this vicinity,
but none have been killed at this writing.
Mrs. Bloomfield Reed and children have
returned to their home in Southwest Har-
Dor.
Deer hunters should look twice before
they fire. One mans life is worth all the
deer in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Matthews were called
to the village last Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Matthews niece, Miss Hat
tie Young.
Frank Dow, who is an officer on steamer
running between Boston and New York,
made short visit to his mother, Mrs. Cal
lie Dow, last week.
E. c. Hartman, our rural free delivery
carrier, who has been dangerously ill, has
sufficiently recovered to resume his route.
He was laid off three months.
Quite delegation from here went to
Swanville last Thursday night to attend a
dramatic entertainment and dance and a
very pleasant time was enjoyed by ALL
Mrs. Ellen Carlton and Mrs. Lou Holland
and daughter, Miss Florence Holland, who
have been at their cottage, Shadyside, the
past three months, have gone to Winter
port, where Mrs Holland and daughter will
visit relatives few weeks before returning
to their home in Chicago.
DoDGE's CORNER. The play "Down in
Maine" given by Swanville talent at Cum
ninghams Hall last Thursday evening, was
much enjoyed by those who attended from
this place. Little Agnes, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Blanchard of Standpoint,
celebrated her first birthday with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. NJ. Nickerson, last
Sunday MIR. C. O. Fernald has sold one
of his valuable horses.
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BRANCH MILLS. PALERMO

Mrs. Eli Worthing was seriously i'll Satur-
day night and Sunday with rheumatism
around the heart, but is better at this writ
ing 80. Mrs. Walter Tobey entertained last
week Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler of Seattle,
Wash, Mr.. Buffers mother of Boston and
Ernest Rogers of Connecticut. w.
BRIGHAM came from Warren last week and
will spend short time with Mr., and Mrs.
Eli Worthing -. Mr.. and Mrs. S. &. Par
menter held social at Grange hall, Satur-
day evening They were entertained with
music from a graphophone by Ed. Marden
OF Fairfield. -. Philip Childs met with quite
an accident Saturday while taking down an
hurting him badly Deer seem to be nu-
merous in Palermo. Merit Nelson shot one,
j. Brown one, and his son shot another last
week.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas. Mary P. Mosman of Searsport, in the
County of Waldo and State Of Maine, by her
mortgage deed dated the twenty Fourth day OF
October, A. d. 1903, aid recorded in the Waldo
Registry of Deeds, Book 2es, Page PA, conveyed
to the searsport Savings Bank. corporation
Waldo and State of Maine, certain lot or parcel
of land together with the buildings thereon,
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Begin
ming at the corner of Main and Church streets,
in said Searsport; thence by said Church street
in northerly direction to the Congregational
Conference Room; thence by said Conference
Room westerly to its southwest corner; thence
in a northery direction by the westerly side of
said Conference Room. fifteen feet to the center
or middle OF said westerly end thence in a west
erly direction twenty two feet by land Of Jere
Merrthew heirs to land of j. W. Black; thence
by land of said J. ". Black to vain street
thence by Main street to the place of beginning,
being the entire lot formerly owned by James W.
Mosman and conveyed to Mary r. Mosman by
will; and whereas, the condition of said mort
gage has been broken, now therefore, by reason
of the breach of the condition thereof said Sears
port Savings Bank claims a foreclosure of said
mortgage.
Dated this twenty ninth day of October A. d.
1904. SEARSPORT SAVINGS BANK
By A. H. NICHOLS, its treasurer duly authorized.
d. 3w4
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EAST DIXMONT.

H
The funeral services of Mr.. Melvin Porter
OF Dixmont were held Oct. 80, at his late
residence. North Star Grange, No. A P of
H., of which he was devoted member,
relatives, neigbors and friends. Rev.
Charles Lake spoke words of comfort.
Olonzo Tasker had charge of the services
"a. White. Fred Parsons, Ben Simpson and
Harry Tasker were bearers. Mr. Porter
was about 70 years and months of age,
died: He was lifelong resident of Dix
mont: He leaves wife to mourn the loss
OF kind companion and large circle of
relatives, neighbors and friends to feel the
loss of a generous and good citizen. Mr.
Porter had just finished a season of hard
work on his farm and was in his field W ork-
ing Monday, Oct "a, when he was stricken
with paralysis, living until Friday, Oct. %
at about D. m.
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Killed by a Bull.

RocKLAND, Oct. 26. Word was received
to-day that Phineas CHM, so, was killed by
an enraged bull at Vinalhaven last night.
While leading the obstinate animal into the
barn he was pulled down and butted until
dead. Several persons who responded to
the cries for help dared not approach the
animal until he had been shot,
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Big AUCTION SALE.

A. X. Fletcher having disposed of his farLl will
sell the following mentioned stock and tools at a
November %, 1904: Eleven cows 2 driving horses,
heavy work horses, rs sheep, moving machines,
hayrakes and other haying implements, farm
tools, horse-sleds, pung, seighs, jigger, market
wagons riding wagons, double work harnesses,
single riding harnesses. light double harnesses,
and household goods. Every one is cordially in
vited. If stormy the next fair day
3W44* H. II. LAMSON, AuctiOneer.
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Business at Boothbay.

Our Portland steamers are arriving each
trip with big freights of merchandise for
our traders and taking back large invoices
of packed sardines. Everybody is at work
at good wages and no reason why the WIN
ter should not pass very comfortably with
all who are frugal and industrious.-Booth-
bay Register.
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CAMDEN.

GA MDEN.
AT a meeting of the creditors of the
Elegunticook Wooden Co., held last week,
j. f. Moore was chosen trustee. He
will carry on the business for the mill
at present and wind up the affairs
as soon as possible. The creditors believe
that if the mill buildings and machinery can
! be sold at d reasonable price that the COM
pany will pay fair percentage in the final
adjustment. :. Charles B. Heal of Lincoln
| vile has bought the Abraham Bryant place,
and Mr.. Bryant has bought a place in
Union and will move there DIR. c. c.
! Whitcomb, first lieutenant, assistant sur
geon, U. 5. A, at Fort Mckinley, Portland,
Mrs. Whitcomb and son Clement, are visit
| ing friends in town. DR.. Whitcomb made
many friends during his practice here who
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dickey are moving in
to the Clark house, Sea street.. Andrew
| Sides has returned from short stay in Bos-
ton. F. Glover of the U. S. S. Bache,
i was the guest recently of his family on Sea
street. The large six-masted schooner
! George w. Wells arrived here Nov. 1st in
tow Of a Boston tug for repairs by the Cam
| Wells was recently in collision with Bath
| schooner and came here for repairs for in
juries received in the accident She will
remain here about two weeks. She will
have two strakes of AKA ceiling put under
her poop deck, also one strake rail lock-
ed down two inches over beams on the poop
deck. The Wells was launched from Ii. NJ.
u r. l.. Beams yard in 1900 and was built
for the COa>tWise Transportation Co. When
this handsome craft made her maiden voyage
! from Camden no one ever expected her
/ back in this port, and when she arrived she
! was greeted with prolonged whistles from
her first home, Beams yard.
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TROY,

TROY,
Mr.. Carr OF Detroit has bought the farm
OF Frank L. Chase. Miss Helen Wey-
mouth was in town over Sunday from the
NJ. c. l., Pittsfeld. :. Seven Star GRANGE
entertained the Plymouth Grange SATURDAY
evening. About 80 members of the visitimg
s 81, ,is were ere present: The Plymouth peo-
entertainment, while the Troy Grange fur
niShed entertainment for the inner man in
the line Of baked beans, coffee and pastry.
The High school will close this week.
Mr.. Bisbee, the popular teacher, is to start
soon for visit to the Worlds Fair at St..
Louis.
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Killed for a Deer.

BANGOR, Oct. 49, H. Stanley Wilson, II
years old, son of Charles W. Wilson, a
prominent farmer, was shot and instantly
killed at Pushaw Lake this morning by his
brother, Herbert Wilson, who mistook him
for deer. With third brother, Charles
Wilson, they were on hunting trip at the
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EAST SEARSMONT.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cummings have re-
turned to New York City for the winter....
Mrs. Frank ?. Brewster of Belfast visited
relatives in town recently. Miss j. E.
Mcfarland of Searsmont and Mrs. Hattie
Loveland of Camden were in town Oct.
22nd, guests of Mrs. Arad Mahoney.. Mr..
and Mrs }. H. Stinson of Belfast were in
town Oct. 23d, guests of her aunt, Mrs. r.
A. Mahoney... A. II. Mahoney and Albert
Mariner were in East Northport Oct. 29th
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Head of Camden
visited relatives III this section Oct. 30th.
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PALERMO.


f. W. Hebard, who has been employed at
F. A. Woods the past summer, started for
Florida, Monday, where he will spend the
winter, as has been his custom. :. Earl \ ell
son closed his school in Whitefeld and is
at home for the present. Quite number
of friends and relatives attended the funer-
al, Sunday, of Ii. n. Dennis of Liberty,
who died suddenly from a paralytic shock.
=: James Longfellow has gone to SprowPs
Mills as cook for the crew of men working
for George Reynolds. Lizzie Walker Of
Augusta is visiting Mrs. l.. A. Bowler.
Horace Black, c. W. Studley and c. H.
Black attended the Dirigo Lodge, F. Il A.
NJ, Monday, at Weeks Mills. Many from
here were much pleased with the excellent
entertainment given by Ed. Marden of Fair
field with his monograph at the Grange
hall Saturday evening :. 7. F. Young,
who has been the past month with friends
in Fairfield, returned home, Friday. The
schools closed in town last week =. There
were services at Ford'S Corner Sunday by
the new minister.
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SOUTH MONTVILLI

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morse of Belfast
spent last Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Morse. r. L. Knowles
closed his school in Shadigee, Appleton,
last week. -. Mr.. John Wentworth of AL
bion is spending few days at Mrs. Sarah
Knowlton. Bence Merservey was struck
by bullet last week while chopping wood.
for P. H. Freeman. The bullet struck him
side of the head, cutting cash from which
he bled quite freely.
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PROSPECT FERRY.

W. d. Hartman and son Edward were in
Bangor last Saturday on business. Otis
CHM was at home from Bangor and spent
CHM entertained the Ladies Club Oct 26th
Granville Shute was in Bangor last
week on business. Mrs. Orrilla McMann
is stopping for while with her grand
daughter, Mrs. NJ. b. Grant, in Standpoint.
Ill. D. Berry has gone to Mortified, Vt.
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faint no use to sit down and whine,
When no fish get tangled in your line:
Bate your hook with humble bee,
And keep on taking Rocky Mountain Tea
r, II, Moody,
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NOTICE OF Foreclosure.

whereas. John Morrjssey of Bangor, in the
county of Penobscot and State of Maine, by his
March, A. D. 1892, and recorded in the Waldo
Registry OF Deeds, Book 23u, i. Ht4 conveyed 10
Margaret A. Barker five certain parcels of real
estate situate i'll NinterporI, in the county Of
Waldo, and bounded as fol,ows
One parcel begins at Il stake in spring near a
large rock, thence north 4S s west twenty rods,
thence south 20 west eight rods and nine links,
thence south 49, $ east to the westerly line of the
road leading to the Old steam mill site thence by
said road until il mtcr>ectS the first named line.
One parcel gins un the eaSterly SIDE OF the
road aforesaid at point siXty-tWO and one half
feet in the line of said road from the northwest
corner of the marine railway lot, thence bya line
parallel to said lot to the river, thence by said
river until 1t lntersectS Il line from sad spring
south 1872 s. thence by that line to the road afole-
said, thence by SAID road to the place of begin
ming.
One parcel lying on the westerly side of the
road leading from Winterport village t. the Marsh
land Of the said john Morrissey, on the westerly
side by the stream on the sontherly side, by the
land now OF formerly belonging to Dodge n.
EWell, and on the easteriy side by the said road.
One parcel beginning on the easterly line of
Thomas NcDOnnoueh's land IN the center of the
road leading rom The guide board to Tapley'' $
McDonn"ugh's land TO the MARSH stream thence
sOutherly by the said Marsh stream to a stake
and stone; thence northeasterly and parallel
with the first bound to the center of the road
above named; thence nOrtherly by the center of
the said road to the place of beginning. Contain.
ng just ten acres within the said described
limits.
One parcel beginnir at the corner of the land
formerly owned by William klaisdell where he
joins near the north corner of John Kingsbury s
lot; thence sOuthWesterly as Kingsbury's line
runs about IL rods, thence west $50 north about
Is rods to a stake and stones, thence northerly
about 16 rods to William BlaisdelPs line; thence
by William BlaiSdelfS line about Is rods to the
place Of beginning
And whereas, the condition of said mortgage
has been broken, now therefore. by reason Of the
hrn1 n M 10 Ia rot
A. arker claims a foreclosure of the said mort
gage.
MARGARET A. BARKER
BY her Attorney, LEWIS A. BARKER.
Dated October L. 1914.
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flag station.
Limited tickets for Boston are now sold a
$500 from belfast and all stations on Branch.
Through tickets to all points West and NORTH
west, via all routes, for sale by L. ". GEORGE
Agent, Belfast. GEO F. EVANS,
Vice President and General Manager.
F. E. BooTHBY. Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Agent.
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CENTRE MONTYILLE.

F. NJ. Poland has gone to Atkinson for a
week 49,. Euoch Anderson and Martin Whit
ten each got deer recently. Oct. 18th
one of F. A. CuShman's COWS came to the
barn with two buck-shot wounds in her
neck and shoulder. 'Cush' doesn't quite
understand how Il hunter could mistake a
red COW with white face for a deer
Some needed repairs have recently been
made on the old church at the Center 80.
Mr. c. F. Newell of Oakland, California,
formerly of this town, who had been absent
forty years, and Mrs. Mary Barteaux of
Boston, Mass, visited her nephew, E. A.
Sprowl, last week Quite an excitement
was awakened last Saturday by runaway
horses. Frank Browns horse and Bert
Plummer'S ran away and Bill Nash's span.
Wesley Wentworth caught a mink and
shot raccoOn recently.
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ca 9 az EK|II]E 'jlAn

On and after Oct. 10, 1904, trains connectins
at Burnham and Waterville with through trans
for and from Bangor, Waterville, Portland an
Boston, will run as follows
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county Correspondence.
Sc ARSMONT.

H
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert keene of Seattle were
in town last week MIR. and Mrs. G. W.
Poor last Sunday. Mrs. George NJ. Bailey
of Camden was the guest of Mrs. V. A. Sim
mons last week. Mrs. H. l. Holt of Rock
port and Miss True of Lincolnville were
guests at the parsonage last Thursday.
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PALERMO CENTRE.

PALERMO CENTRE.
The photograph entertainment given by
Ed. Marden of Fairfield, October Goth, was
held at Grange Hall, and was a great
success. About rs people were present and
they enjoyed the music very much. The
new record for Mr.. Marden by singing
the song entitled ga Parody on Dolly
Gray. Mrs. Carrie Osgood was at her
daughters, Alice G. Parmenter's, Sunday
go. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Doe and little
son, of China, were at Mrs NJ. c. Does,
Sunday. Mrs. Matte Worthing and her
sister, Mrs. Carrie Worthing, went to
Winthrop, Sunday. Edmund Dodge was
at Edison Worthing's last week. -. The L.
r. H. Club, having had vacation through
the summer months, met at Mrs. Louisa
Pinkham's, Tuesday of last week. =. Rufus
Gardner remains about the same in health
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FRANKFORT.

FRANKFORT.
Frank Sanborn of Boston is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Sanborn .
Mrs. Albert Wight, her son Henry, and
Thursday and Friday, visiting relatives and
friends. =. Mrs. Cameron of Boston is visit
ing her brother, Thomas Murphy. :. Chester
Clark returned home from High Island,
Thursday. Miss Nicia Kingsbury was in
Bangor, Friday, attending the teachers con-
vention.. -; Nolan Kane, who is attending
Bangor school, was at home last week
for few days vacation. The work of
constructing the new stone dam across
Marsh river is progressing slowly on ac-
count of the recent rain.
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his, and within a miles
. a., nur vilIaoo havo M

lbs, and within a miles
It in our village, have Oc-
Three of them, DR.. j.
Moody and II. N. Dennis,
wholly unexpected. 1t
in a village of so
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
were in town Sunday to
tf the late H. n. Dennis.
NeServey and Miss Artie
uuel from a weeks stay
Waterville. Miss Mary
saturday from Bangor,
d the Teachers Conven-
Perkins of Providence,
NJ niece. Mrs. c. NJ. Aver.
d Belfast has moved his
oi-r recently vacated by
Z ue MeCurdy has NOV
ufd house....Th town
stpptlon of the High,
npp6 for a two week va