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MARLBORO.

Miss Emily Archer, of sLamoine, is
working for Mrs. S. II. Ramick.
Miss Audrey Hodgkins, who has been
teaching at Mariayille, has returned
home.
Freeman Hodgkins, of Ashville, spent
sunday with his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
Hodgkins.
George Mosley, wife and little dangh-
ter. Of Philadelphia, Penn, are visiting
his father, David Mosley.
Frank Dunbar, vile and son Marden, of
Trenton, were the guests of Mrs. Dun bars
uncle, s. II. Remick, last Wednesday.
Mrs. George Jeilison, vi no has been with
her sister, Mrs. Annie Remick, the past
few weeks, has returned to her home In
Clifton.
News was received here a few days ago
of the death of Nathaniel Jellison in
Philbrook, Mont. He was the son OF
Nathaniel Jeliison and was born in Ellis
worth May 4, 1920 and died June 8, 1901.
He went to Montana seventeen years ago.
July IL. ARE.
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INDIAN POINT.
.IEIy u.

Mrs. Martha Deliver, of Springfield,
Mos, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bloom
fisss higgins.
Miss Maggie Walls, who has been at
woss At Northeast Hsrbor, is home Ill
wisk typhoid fever.
Mrs. Frank L. Higgins and son Ray, OF
Bar EArbar, and Charles h, OF Waltham,
Mass., spent the past week at their home
hsess
Capt. Emmons Pray, former resident,
no<x 81 Mt. Desert, spent few days with
his sister, Mrs. Seth Harding. and other
frisAds.
On July 7 Mrs. Seth Harding enter.
tatned the West Eden /. 8. with an old
tins quilting bee. With jokes and merry
makang the afternoon was very pleasantly
speat. At O'Clock all gathered around
the tea table for refreshments, after which
all repeated this Lords prayer and left
vita pleasant good-byes and the hope Of
mes1sEg again.
July II. FL.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Mr.. Kelly of Boston, is the guest of rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heston left for New Hamp-
shire Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugh Duffy visited her sister, Mrs.
osgood, OF Surry, Friday.
Irving Candags went to Bangor Tues
day and returned Wednesday night.
A. r. Conary is having his buildings
shingled. Eugene Csndage, of South
Bluehill, is doing the work.
The Fourth Was celebrated here by q
picnic at A. r. Conary's. Capt. Small
took the party out for sail on the gaso-
line launch.
Capt. Hugh Duty went to Vineyard
Haven, Mass, the 9th TO enter the marine
hospital there for surgical operation on
his throat. Mrs. Duffy received teIe-
gram Friday night thai he had undergone
the operation, and recovered from the
ether quite favorably.
July IL. SUBSTITUTE.
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GREAT POND.

Mr.. Hussey, of Amherst, was in towr
SaSxamy.
Mrs. Clifford Archer has returned from
Bsksz~@a, Mass.
Mrs.. N. r. Collar and Miss Ides Clark
of sssznl.lin, are guests of Mrs. Mary
wxsssns.
Miss Lillian Clarry, of Bangor, and Mr..
wtesa, Of Boston, with friends, are occu-
pysrs she Garry cottage on tue island in
GhSz pond.
F. E. mace's mother, brother and sis
teza sesSt he Fourth with him, also his
niess. u iss Inez Mace, and Mr.. Richard
SOFA ~f Old Town.
Albert Haynes, wife and son left here
iowExs Mary lakes last week. Guy and
HfgEs Patterson aud Clarence and Percy
WNRsac,s went with them.
Religious services were held on Sunday
byzsas. L. S. Williams, of sabattus, " no,
VISA ais family, will occupy the cottage
FaA@st Home for a few weeks. They are
aosaap snied by the brother sRd sister o.
MAs Williams-John and Helen Stinch
ieEx, st Clinton.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

| Miss Nellie Carroll, who has been teach
ing at Island Falls the past year, Is al
home for her summer vacation.
Prof. n. w. Smyths and Il niiiy, of Cam
bridge, Macs, are again settled for the
season at the Allen Lawler cottage.
Mrs. Matilda sugatt and daughter, Mrs..
Boothhy, Ana son Everett, OF Lawrence
Mass, ara n he FREEMAN hotel for few
weeks.
Mrs. IS. y. Hemcr and family are oceu-
plying thstr summer home at Norwood
Cove. stephen Gilley has leased his cot
tage for the sss<on.
Rev. aewrs f. Kinney, OF somesville,
preached e fine sermon July 8, for Mr..
Walker, wba went to Bar Hsrbor a. sub
stitute Tor Mr.. Mcdonald, who is still in
Florida,
Edward z. league, salesman at shaw's
fruit-stand at Bar Hsrbor for several sea-
sons past, has recently purchased the Bee
store here. aud is fitting IL up for trade In
the fruit and confectionery line.
The "Ys" held a patriotic meeting at
the Congregational church Friday even
Ing, July I, with a pleasing programme.
As there wxs less than usual OF noise and
racket on the night OF the 81, the good
teachings - the hour may have taken
effect.
Mrs. Chsrsss r. Dole, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Dsummond, and q
friend, came July to occupy her sum
mer home, The Ledge. Mr.. Dole will Join
her the latter part OF tue month, but htr
son james Is stili In business In Hawaii,
and Miss ulnifred Is also in Honolulu
on pleasure trip.
Edmund Day, an aged and lifelong
resident OF Southwest Harbor, after q
long illness from partial paralysis, died at
his home Jane -, leaving a wife and ole
daughter, Mrs. Edward RJbinson. Mir.
Day was seuiai man, and will be greatly
missed. Tse funeral services were held
at the schoss Aouse July /, Rev. Mr. Al
drieh officiating.
Fred Msys. of the U. 8. s. Prairie, now
serving hissixth year for Uncle Sam, came
from the cosiing station at Lsmoine to
help celebrate the Fourth in his native
town, glad surprise for his parents and
sisters. A very interesting article from
the pen OF Mir. Mayo on Cuban sports, In a
recent number of the Sportsman, gave his
friends here the impression that navy
boys havs many opportunities for using
the rod aud gun, and Fred himself is an
expert in either line.
July II. STRAY.
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EAST eLCEHILL.
July IL.
JEN.

Ellis Stansfieid, who has been at home
for a short visit returned to vinalhayen
last Wednesday.
Miss Alice White, Of WaItham, Mass
Is spending her vacation with her mother
Mrs. Oscar White.
Edwin f. Conary went to Seal Harbor
last Friday. He will be employed at the
Jordan Pond house.
H. F. York arrived from Spruce Head
last Wednesday. He will remain few
days visiting relatives and friends.
Charles A. Csndsge hss bought OF
parties in Rocklsnd the schooner Lizzie
and Annie. She is thirty-nine tons net,
coaster built.
oren A. Earls, of the L. S. training ship
Prairie. arrived last Saturday on short
furlough. He is the guest of Miss Mabel
Cooper.
Mrs. Richard Grindle returned last Sat
urday from a visit to Bar Hsrbor. She
was accompanied by her daughters
Gladys aud Ruth.
Nrs. William York and family, whs
have been living ct Bluehill, are now
occupying their old home. Mr.. York,
who Is granite cutter, is away at work.
Frank II. White returned TO his home
at Wsltham, Mass, last Tuesday. Tie sc-
compspied bis wife here few days sgo.
Mrs. White will remain several weeks,
visiting her mother, Mrs. William York,
and other relatives and friends.
Fred K. Greene, of West Hanover,
Mass, with wife and child, arrived last
Tuesday. MIR. Greene Is house carpep-
ter, and formerly lived here. he will re-
main about six weeks. and repair the
house owned by him ana Rufus Candags.
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BROOKLYN.
July IL.

A. F. Blake, OF Bar Har Dor, was In town
last week.
G. II. Dority went to Bar Hsrbor last
week on business.
Capt. W. A. Freethey, OF Esstport, spent
the Fourth with his family.
Lee II. Powers, wife and son, OF Boston,
are the guests of Mrs. A. Il. Mayo.
40. Csndage, OF stonington, is visit
ing his daugh inter-, Mrs. Frank Herriek.
Charles Purdy and wife, of Brookline,
Mass, are at the Lookout for the sum
mer.
Stillmsn Mayo, of Taunton, Mass, is
visiting his grand parents, John Reed and
" ife.
Miss Claire Freethey, OF Providence, X.
l., is visiting her parents, ELI s Freethey
| and wife,
Miss Emma Tibbetts and Mrs. Merle
Sampson spent Friday In Roekland, re-
turning Saturday.
Prof. Draper and son, OF Washington,
d. c., arrived Wednesday aud are occupy
ing the Pioneer cottage.
Mrs. w. T. Pierson and daughter, OF
Washington, ID. g., are spending the sun
mer at the Center Hsrbor house.
Miss Lottie Ingersoll, of Neponset,
Mass, is spending the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. Rachel Wells.
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SEAWALL..

Miss Gertie Walls is employed at the
OasAn house as table girl.
George Parker and family returned to
Dasversport, Mass, last Tuesday.
Elmer Metcalf and wife, of Medfeld
Mess, are visiting Samuel Moore and
Wis.
Mrs. Leila Campbell, with her three
cks15aa ! visiting her parents, William
Dstxsger and wife.
, Miss Gladys Mitchell, who has been
vi@@szg her grandmother, Mrs. Julia Stan
ley, ksas returned to Bass Harbor.
Mrs. Walter Newman has again taken
uR2sg wosk as cook at the Ocean house,
ans airs. Lester Newman has charge of
tbs pastry department.
William Newman has repainted his
sloess and has a new suit of sails, and
sts*s this week to sail summer people
frks@ the Ocean house slip. He has en-
gssSG Rodney Newman to take care of his
ross~asats.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EST SULLIVAN.


Mrs. S. E. Phelps and children are
spending week in Steuben.
Frank Rice, OF Calais, spent Saturday
with his sister, Mrs. Arthur Bunker.
Miss Grace Wentworth, OF Sullivan
Highlands, recently visited friends here.
Forest Haskell and son Ernest returned
from Rocklsna Saturday after an absence
of week.
The young people enjoyed sociable
| Saturday evening in K. OF P. hall. Wal
| ter Newman and David Dalzell were the
m nagers.
Mrs. Eugene Ash went to Bar Harbor
for the summer Sunday. Mr.. Ash and
the family in which he is employed are
expected there the 18th.
Mrs. Eliza Blaisdell, commonly known
as 'Aust Liza, died at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. G.. W. Pettengiil, Satur-
day. Although over lightweight years OF
age, Mrs. Blaisdell was a smart, active
lady and until recently a familiar figure
on the streets. She leaves several chill
dren, residing here and at franklin, to
mourn her loss.
The following officers OF Puritan assem-
bly,, P. g, were installed last Thursday
eve ming: c. C., airs. Frank Allen; V. C.,
Miss Florence Pease; p. c., Mrs. Nellie
Cook; prelate, Mrs. James Haveyi X. X.
5, Mrs. sherman Libby; M. F., Mrs.
Gilbert Pettee; NJ. E., Mrs CHARLES Pesse;
NJ. at A, Mrs. Edward Dockham; A. NJ.
at A., Mrs. Pearl Trip; /. O., Miss Gussie
Robertson; O. O., Mrs. Herbert JeIlison;
Nj. o., Miss Edith Hooper; organist, Miss
Lena Hooper.
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ASRVILLE.

Miss Iva shute, OF Hancock, is the guest
of Miss Wilma Googins.
Miss Ella Tracy, of Gouldsboro, is Wis
iting her uncle, John Il. Tracy.
W. o. Emery, of sullivan, was the que t
OF his aunt, Mrs. E. c. Hill, Sunday.
Miss Ethel Martin went to West Goulds-
boro Sunday, where she will be employed
at Mr.. Loveioy's.
f. r. Hodgkins visited his grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Hod7kins, at MARI
boro Saturday and Sunday.
E. E. Hammond and son wylie are
home from their island cottage to do
their haying. Fish are not very plenty.
Miss Hell Hill of East Sullivan, called
on Mrs. Eliza Hin last week. The Misses
Campbell, of Cherryheld, accompanied
her.
Mrs. Amanda Liscomb and daughter,
of Bar Hsrbor, who have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Stevens, at Mrs. Hili's,
returned home Sunday.
J. B. Duke, wife and children, Of Hyde
Park, Mass, are here, and will spend the
summer with Mrs. Dukes mother, Mrs.
Z. j.. Potter, at the Potter cottage.
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PRETTY MARSH.

Mrs. L. c. Freeman Is in very poo,
health.
Fl. p. 1seeman, OF the steamer e. G
Morse, wes here the Fourth.
Mrs. Ids Walls, OF Otter Creek, is visit
lag her parents, ]. w. ODER and wife.
Allen Smith aud wife came from North.
east Harbor July to stay over the Fourth
with his parents.
Curtis Young and Mrs. Florence smith
went to surry July to visit Mr.. Young's
friends. They returned July 5.
Mrs. Sadie Newell and Mrs. Lizzie
Freeman came from Boston July 3, and
will be at Mrs. Newell's cottage for the
season.
Mrs. e. W. Freeman and Mrs. Seton
and daughter Hazel, Of Charlestown,
Mass., came July and are at Mrs. Free
mans cottage for the season.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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MARLBORO AND RACCooN cow
Miss Rosa Hodgkins was visiting
friends in East Lamoins last week.
George Mosley, son OF David Mos,..
with bis wife and child, is Visiting A. -, rs
old home after an absence Of ten years
Some have begun haying. but the ssr
esai hay harvest will begin next wsaL
The gardens are looking well, and tbsra
are very few potato and squash bugs.
Z The ladies OF Marlboro are planning -
give the officers OF the United STAT
steamship Prairie a shore luncheon ats,
the fishing excursion next week.
Miss Audrey Hodgkins, who has bssn
teaching in the Tilden district. No
closed her school last Friday, after mo.t
successful term. She Is now at homo 10,
the summer. she returns to her seboo,
for the fall term. All are glad TO see bs,
home again to take her place In the cho,,
of the Marlboro church.
JuIy Q. spur
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COUNTY NEWS.
LAMoINE.
u Meal.ionaL ooanta w see other pa


Nathan King is employed at Bar HAY
bea, ~ Or. Smith.
Miss Ethel Reynolds has gone to North
cas- Esasbor for the season.
Joseph Delaittre, OF Minneapolis, is the
gusee q. his cousin, +. l.. Hedgkins and
VISA
Mrs. Betsey Young is visiting her
daSsaesr, Mrs. andrew Gibson. at Cor
inG
Lsmoiae grange win confer the fourth
ussxs@ spon two candidates Tuesday
svs.Szs.
Clarence King, who has been visiting in
Bres~ aimee his graduation from Hebron
ae<fsses, Is at home.
Miss Lena Whitaker, of Bar Hsrbor,
Is sssti0e her grandparents, George
w4& sssr and wife.
Miss Lizzie Bartlett, who hiss been en-
pIessas as hookkeeper in Lawrence, Mass =,
Is EAasne for abe summer.
M&nsel Young and friend, ot Bangor,
spszs tse Fourth with MIR. Young's par
enss Eer jsmin Young and wife.
Miss Florence Young, who has COM
pi@ne the spring term of school at East
Las@~sSae, has returned to Gran berry Isles.
Prof. Arthur Reynolds, wife and daugh-
teA VI Derry, n. H., are here and will
spNax she summer with Mrs. Reynolds
pssxmes, w. F. Hutchipgs aud wife.
Mr.. Sorensen, professor OF scientific
deexxsment in Colby university, occupied
ths pulpit Sunday morning and evening
u&Fsrached two very able sermons.
Charles Reynolds, of New Haven, Conn,
is Nsxnding few weeks in town with his
mssker, Mrs. Addie Reynolds. He is
accompanied by friend OF the family,
MA Chase, also OF New Haven.
Your correspondent is in receipt of the
prsgT6nne OF the commencement exer-
GIGS OF Newton, n. r., high school, Miss
Annie Roberts, principal. Miss Roberts
wsa former efficient teacher in this town,
ana Rev. J. $. Blair, q member OF the
sc1xSl board, was former pastor Of the
csssssa here. Their many friends con-
gSsssalste them upon honors received in q
si&sz state.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Miss Bertha Wooster is visiting friend.
at Bar Harbor.
w. l.. Cogsins aud family are at their
cottage .or the summer.
Miss Evelyn Jordan, OF Dexter, was In.
guest OF Miss Bertha Wooster last week.
Mrs Henry Brown, of Bar Harbor. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. +. NJ. Wat.
son.
t. w. Baldwin and family, of soothbsy
Hsrbor, are a, their cottage for the sum
mer.
Mrs. r. NJ. Watson OF New YORK. and
Mrs. T. }. Hodg kins, oi Chicago, are at tho
Watson cottage.
Misses Blanche Smith, Marcia Young
Grace, Georgia snd Gertrude CoRgins are
home for their vacations.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Howard Low was in Camden the Fourth.
Marx c. Whitmore and family returned
from Camden this week.
Frank Powers, who has been yachting
this summer, is nj home.
Meredith Ellis and wife arrived home
from Portland Wednesday.
Miss Emma Caine, OF Roekport, is the
guest OF Mrs. K. B. Staples.
Miss Mary Pryor. of Camden, is staying
with Mrs. NJ. C. whitmore,
Albert Edward Bryan, of New York
and Buffalo, Is guest at the Ellis house.
Mrs. Julia Morey and children, of Cas-
tine, are guests OF Mrs. Melville Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Clara Thompson and daughter,
Miss Lenors, have returned from FIVE
weeks stay in Castine.
Mrs. Carrie Pitmsn and daughter, Miss
Florence, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, are at Egge-
moggin for the summer.
Ernest and Windsor Torrey, Elmer
Hardy and Capt. Charles Gray came home
the past week for a visit.
Miss Genevieve Allen arrived here from
New York last week, and will spend her
vacation with her mother Mrs. Meredith
Ellis.
William Kenney has returned from
Portland, where be has been treated for
cataracts over the eyes. He can now see
well with both eyes with the aid of
glasses.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.
SPRAY.
July H.


jeremiah Grcenlaw and wife, OF ocesn-
VILE, were guests OF Howard Pierce and
wife Monday.
Capt. kssn Greenlaw and wife, of
oceanville, With several friends, called on
relatives here July4.
Mrs. Frank L. King srrive5 Thursday
from Chssnsstown, Mass. and is visiting
her sister. Mrs. J. +. Robbins.
Grace L. Hatch, OF East Boston, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Mildred Lou
den, is spending her vacation with
Capt. Seth Hatch snd wife.
Mrs. J. T.. Robbins came Saturday from
Cambridge, Macs, and with her dsugh.
tiers Eva sad Alice, who will arrive later,
sill spend the summer at their old home.
Mrs. Jason Greeniaw and daughter
Vivian came last week from Islesboro
where Mrs. Greenisw has been spending
the winter with her husband, who has
employment there.
Simon Gray aud family came Saturday
1 from Vinalhaven to spend the Fourt h
with bis parents, III. p. Gray and wife.
Miss Althea remains for visit OF few
days with friends here.
Rev. c. n. Garland, of Hampden. q
former pastor OF the Methodist church
here, made brief business trip to town
this week and held an informal reception
at the close of the Thursday evening
prayer meeting.
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BROWNSVILLE.
SPEC,

William Grindie is quite Ill.
The ladies' society met last week with
Mrs. Hannah Friend.
James Saunders, ir., Is going to move
into james GrindIe's house.
W. K. Morris, OF New York, is the guest
OF his mot her, Mrs. l.. T. Morris.
Mrs. w. W. Cousins was In Brewer last
week to visit nephew who is very Ill.
Mrs. Albert Friend found an old copper
cent while at work Ia her garden dated
i7ss.
Mrs. J. W. Babson, it,, and two chill
dren, OF Washington, ID. C., are here for
the summer.
Miss Geneviege Allen was in town
Saturday. Miss. Allen will not open her
cottage this season, but Will remain at
Deer Isle the guest of her mother, Mrs.
j. w. Ellis.
July II. z.
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COUNTY NEWS.
East LANNON'S.

The officers bali at Shore Acres on Sat-
urdsy night was brilliant affair, and
heartily enjoyed.
I Cousin Bros. have loaded tho schooner
I.izEie May, Capt. J. C. Anderson, with
sand for Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Kanney and six children and Mrs,
J @. Baker and child, of Bangor, are a,
the Winterbothsm cottage.
Judge and Mrs. j. A. Peters are receiving
host OF visitors, aud have rendered the
use OF their tennis court to the officers
of the navy.
| Miss Nellie Chase Is at the Dana cottage,
the guest of Fred /. Reg nolds. Miss Chase
| Is fine vocalist and rendered some choice
selections at the party last Friday even
ing.
henry W. Cushman, wife aud three
children, and Miss Fannie 4. Hall are at
the CusbmRn cottage for the season. They
were Joined on Saturday by A. X. Cush-
man and wife.
Henry McNider, sr., wife and daughter
Grace, OF Melrose, Mass, are at Home
stead cottage, visiting their son Henry
aud bis wife. Ralph Wymsn, o. Bedford,
Mass, is also guest at Homestead.
Shore Acres Is crowded. The following
are the latest arrivals: Mrs. Frank E.
Ridgley, st. Louis, Mo-; wife aud son of
Surgeon Weber, OF the U. s. s. Prairie;
w. Bracket, L. s. N, and IL. |. NJ. Cres.
Fred /. Revnolos has taken possesston
OF the Dana cottage. and several Of his
friends gave him plessant surprIse ON
Friday night, There was music, and re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Reynolds Is
very popular here.
All are glad to note that the officers of
the navy are a nohle lot ot men and active
Christian workers. Cant. Wadhams. of
the Prairie, delivered an address at the
YIN. C. A.. Bar usrbor. SUNDAY. end
Lieut.. Louis c. Richardson. Of the prairie.
will speak next Sunday.
rha ,,. aud ,w .hus. =, c,..,.t,
Jones. of the u. 8. s. prairie. have arrived
from Jacksonville. Fla. They are the
guests OF William DesIsle and wife. All
hope Master Charles, Harry and little Mis-
Anna Ruth will enjoy their visit and that
they and their mother will be restored TO
health.
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MeFarls~A md bride, Miss Della MeFsf.
land and Alfred Frye, spent last week Of
DeMeyer,s camp, Esstbrook.
Mrs. c. C Adams, OF Newburypori,
Mass, is visising her sister. Mrs. l.. J..
Bragdou.
BIZ. Phillips and wife, OF Ellsworth,
were 10 town Sunday calling on old neigh
bors and friends.
Mrs. AbbIe Austin and daughter Emma
were in Biuehill and Castine the past
week visiting friends.
Mrs. George III. Coggins returned from
Boston last week accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Jane. Tweedie, OF Cam
bridge.
July IL. Y.
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AMHERST.

DIR. j. Ii. Pstten was In Ellsworth one
day last week.
Mrs. a. w. silsby, OF Bangor, is in town
for a short visit.
Miss Ethel SiIsby, Of Everett, Mass, is
in town visiting relatives and friends.
Mount Rest cemetery association cleared
about S75 on the Fourth. The money Will
be used in grading the lots.
delegate to attend the democratic state
convention at Waterville July IL.
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West Gouldsboro, where she Will be en-
ployed ct $. @. Woods for the summer.
W. w. Sowle's house caught fire Mon
day afternoon, but BY the efficient work
OF the neiRhbors the house was saved and
the damage slight.
July Ill. INN
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EGYPT.

Judson West, who was taken seriously
III from sunstroke. is slowly improving.
Mrs. George Jordan and son WIN spent
Saturday snd Sunday at Lamoine Beach
Henry West was called home from Bar
Harbor By the Illness Of his father.
July IL. ANON
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BASS HARRoR.

J. B. Atwood is spending few days at
his home in Brewer.
Frances Murphy and Violet Gott have
returned from a visit to Bar Hsrbor.
ID. s. Gott's new house will soon be
ready for occupancy. The foundation for
Eugene Stanley's is completed.
July II. KY.
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July IL,
SUBSTITUTE,

Miss Anne Handy Is spending few
weeks with her brother Edgar.
Lewis Kidder and wife, Mrs. Annie
Young and son Alton spent the Fourth
at Machias.
Mrs. Margaret RoIfe went yesterday to