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Miss Carrie Schulz. 1850 Cunning St., Chicago. Ill, writes: hV
 "Peruna, I think, saved my life af- N ter had been suffering with catarrh V of the lungs for several months. I coughed at night so that could not rest. my lungs and throat were sore and l thought at one time that
 had consumption. As soon as had used Peruna a few days I felt the soreness decrease and I did not cough nearly so hard at night. Gradually
 I began to improve. My friends had all advised me to go West where the climate was not so severe. but thanks to Peruna this was not necessary"
 Miss Flora Hauser, 1032 s. New Street Indianapolis, Ind, writes:
 ''I think I must have been troubled wit catarrh ever since I was very young, az gravated each time I caught cold. Thl did not prove sufficiently serious to be come obnoxious until last winter. The me head and nose were so stopped up tha felt I must do something Peruna wa recommended to me by a friend use it for four weeks, and found to my relic that 1t cured me. I have not had bit o trouble since. My head is clear. and can safely affirm that Peruna cured me. Miss Flora Hauser.
 Pe-ru-na is not a Local Treatment
 Catarrh is frequently located in interna organs which cannot be reached by an. sort of local treatment. All this Is knowi by every physician.
 To devise some systemic internal rem edy, which would reach catarrh at 1t source. to eradicate 1t permanently iron the system-this has been the desire o the medical profession for a long time Forty years ago Dr. Hartman confronted this problem. He believed then that h. had solved it. He still believes that h. has solved it. He cures thousands o people annually. During all these year' Peruna has been the remedy upon whicl he has relied.
 It was at first a private prescription afterward manufactured expressly fo him in large quantities. This remedy Peruna, is now to be found in every drut store and nearly every home in the land
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24

Pe-ru-na Cures Catarrh Wherever
 Located. Peruna cures catarrh wherever located. Peruna cures catarrh in whatever form. Accept no substitute for Peruna. Peruna is the only systemic remedy for catarrh yet devised.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24

pr. E. J. billion. correspondent of the London Telegraph. Is said to know mora languages than any other journalist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24

end of that struggle and the national banking law of the late 60s the once famed currency was forgotten.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24

dorsers' attitude towards the debtors was that of creditors within the mean ing of the statute. and that the trans action amounted to a general assign ment for the benefit of all Ehe credi- tors of said debtors.-(Code Section 2l -F"son, J., dissenting.
 Affirmed.
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HAVE CATARRH WHO DO NOT SUSPECT IT.
HER GREAT FORTUNE.
4 Woman Saved From LIis-lang Misery and Mads Happy
 and Useful.

| woman confined to the house for ssv- eral years with a chronic female deranwe- ment had finally given up hope of baing | cured G -' n , She had tried physician after physician,
 ana remedy after remedy, without any permanent Improvement
 Her treatment had cost her husband. who was poor man. hundreds of dollars.
 Aney had been obliged to deny themselves many comforts of life in order to ret money enough to pay the physicians | The woman had become weak. nervous and wretched. and scarcely abIe to keen out of her bed Her children were gfow. ng up neglected and ragged, because of the want of mothers care, Her hus- l band was becoming discouraged ana broken down with overwork.
 Picking up the paper one day she hap- pened to read an item which contained tho news that Dr. Hartman would treat such cases free of charge by letter. She immediately wrote the doctor describing ner case. and giving him all her symp- toms She soon received letter telling her and appliances to get. She began the treatment (the principal remedy being Peruna) at once. and in few weeks she was well and strong again. able to do her own work
 This offer of free home treatment to women Is still open to all who may need the service of this eminent physician. All letters applying for treatment will be promptly answered and be held strictly confidential.
 Catarrhal Dyspepsia Cured.
 Miss Annie Hohan. Past Pccahorta of Yemasse Council of Red Men (Woman's' Branch writes from SIP Eighth Avenue. New York:
 Three months ago was troubled with backache and a troublesome heavinesn about the stomach. Sleep brought me no rest for 1t was a restless sleep. The doc tor said my nervous system was out of order. but his prescriptions did not seem to relieve me. I was told that Peruna was good for building up the nervous system. After using it for two months I know now that 1t Is. I want to say that 1t made new woman of me. The torturing symptoms have all disappeared and I feel myself again. Peruna did ms more good than all the other medicines have taken."-Annie Hoban.
 Secretary Woman's State Fedora
 tion Says: "Pe-ru-na Does Moro
 Than Is Claimed For It."
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COUNTY NEWS.
- additional cosass ss,as ts- osas- poo.,
SOUTH DEER IsIr

Miss Nellie Robbins Is home from n.
ton for her vacation.
Mrs. Lizzie Rollston and pon Fora..
someryiIle, Mass, are visiting Miss Anss
line Robbins. ~
Lorine Robbins, who has been spena,,.
few days with relatives here. retnrnss
Mondsy to his home in Bueksport.
Capt. Seth Hatch, wife and dauoh,..
went to ocesnville sunday to attend a.
funeral of Cornelius Hatch, who died t.,s
IL.
Jacob Bryant has been making sSs,.
lions and inside Improvement on ~.
house, which have added not a li,tls !.
It's convenience and attractive appesrs,c.
The Sunday school concert given AZ.
Methodist church last Sunday evep,rs
was we'll attended, and reflected MAJ
credit on both the children and the Al
reetors. Misses Grace Sylvester and Lon,
Gray.
One day last week the h. r. d. cary,..
delivered to Capt. Benjamin Ware, !,
letter addressed to "The p. Mssts,
South Deer Isle" 1t proved TO be from
one Mrs. R. A. Day, OF Grand RAMA.
Mich. Fifty years ago Mrs. Day, then
Rossnns Ackley, left this place, and In all
that time no tldings have been received
OF her whereabouts. A childless widow
she writes to inquire Tor relatives, O,
whom only one sister, Mrs. james Thurs.
ton, OF Rockport, and q half brother.
John Robbins, of woliastou, Mass, sur.
vive.
July q. n
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WEST FRANKLIN.
July

Most of the hay crop IS secured in ex-
ceilent condition.
The showers of Saturday did a vast
amount OF good to suffering vegetation.
Mrs. George Coombs went to Bangor
Friday to join her husband who Is load
lag there.
There are wells and springs dry in this
section that never were dry before.
Others that are usually dry In early sum-
mer have plenty of water In them.
A new industry is being born here. A
pu mbsr OF pretty pearls have been found.
They are gathered from what is known as
the fresh water clam. AS this biyslve is
abundant in all Of the ponds OF Maine,
it seems that there might be good har-
vest. 1t is said the best specimens are
found In the running brooks.
July Is. CHEER.
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RAE.
NORTH LAMOINE.

Miss Ula Marshall, of Trenton, Is with
her sister, Mrs. /. n. Salisbury. jr.
Miss Emily Archer is stopping for the
present with Mrs. Nelson Young.
Miss Eunice Coggins went Friday to
Islesford for short visit.
Mrs. Rudolph Farrell, of Ellsworth, was
the guest Of Mrs. A. 1. Gray on Sunday.
Mrs. A. w. Clark, Of Southwest Harbor,
made a short visit to her brother, George
Il. Coggins, the past week.
Edward Fitzpatrick, OF New Haven, is
expected this week for brief visit to his
mother, Mrs. Lois Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. Lydia Young, who has been III
since last winter, on Tuesday last received
8 paralytic shock which rendered her left
side entirely helpless.
Mrs. w. Il. Rice, Of Levant, with her
daughter, Mrs. Alton Trip, and grand
son Carol Dana. spent Friday with Mrs.
S. ]. Young.
July Is. \.
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RIIfEHIII.

The annual sale OF the ladies' Congrega.
tionsl circle win he held Aug. 4.
Mrs. 5. b. Kimbsll, OF Chicago, is with
her sisser, Mrs. II. Z. Morton.
Miss Gertrude johnson, OF Portland, IL
visiting relatives in town.
Nathan Gray. of Boston, is spending a
few days with his brother Arthur.
Mrs. DR.. Littlefield has returned from
her trip to Gloucester, Mass.
Norman Merrill, OF Portland, IL spend
ing hts vacation at nome.
wsllsce Hinckley returned from New
Hampshire last week.
Misses Elsie Philip and Abbie Gross
spent last week In Bangor.
Mrs. II. b. Nash and daughter are the
guests of Mrs. John NJ. Snow.
Mr.. White and family, OF Chicago, are
at the BlaehiH house.
Mrs. L. W. Peters Arrived from West
Roxbury last Tuesday.
Miss Blanche osgood Is spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mr..
Cation osgood.
DIR. ID. W. Bunker was called from Bar
Hsrbor last Friday to attend Mrs. V. P.
Kline, who was taken suddenly III.
Rev. snd Mrs. Donald Mckay have re-
turned from Scotland, and have reioined
their family at the Stevens house.
The members OF Mountain Rebeksh
lodge gave a lawn party on the grounds
In front of the town hail Friday evening,
July q, which was largely attended.
Lines OF Japanese lanterns encircled the
grounds, and the last OF the evening, col
ored lights were burned. There were
booths for the sale OF ice-cream and
lemonade, and one where letters were
sold. About rs was realized which will
be used toward the purchase Of new
carpet for the Odd Fellows hail.
July Is. M,
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with their location at Marlboro Head,
where the doctor has a summer cottage.
Rev. X. ". Tome was the guest OF Chap
lain Bellows, Of the Minneapolis on Sat-
urdsy, and had the pleasure Of meeting
eiergymen from Bar Esrbor az well as a
number OF distinguished visitors from
that town. He found Chaplain Bellows
ga agreeable aud quiet Christian gentle-
man, who while he Is OF a retiring dispo-
sision Ia very friendly when once one
makes his acquaintance. MIR. Toms was
also introduced to several OF the officers Of
the ship, aud found them most agreeable.
The Minneapolis is the fastest cruiser in
the navy, and Was used as q commerce
destroyer in the late war with spain.
July rs. SPEC.
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ATLANTIC.
July IS.

Mr.. Lynch and niece, OF Boston, arrived
at the Anchorage Saturday.
Mr.. Hall, salesman for Shaw, Hammond
& Carney, OF Portland, was in town last
week.
There was an excursion on the Flo and
Ruby to Bass Harbor Thursday. All report
. fine tine.
William storton, who has been spending
his vacation at Rose Hill farm, has re-
turned to Boston.
Austin EIwell arrived Saturday at the
Roekend cottage to spend hort vacation
With his brother.
The excursions to Long Island Saturday
evening and Bar Hsrbor Sunday were
postponed on account OF rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter and daughter
and a lady friend arrived Friday On the
Flo and Ruby. All are glad to see them.
Mrs. Mary McCres, OF Orange, n. j., is
in town visiting friends and relatives. She
win 60 to Colts Island, Bar Har Dor, Mil
bridge and Trenton before returning.
Chief Clerk Mars hall, of the railway mail
service, was in town Thursday looking
after our morning mail, which we hope
we may have few months In summer.
July Is. 6.
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

Mrs. 5. II. Dority end son Arthur, OF
Sedgwick, were in town Sunday.
Miss Amy ElweIl, of Woodfords, came
Saturday to visit her grandmother for q
few weeks.
Rev s. NJ. Thompson leaves here to-day
for lynn to visit bis parents and have a
rest. He VIII visit Old Orchard before
returning.
Among the arrivals of last week were
Mrs. Della Thurston and Miss Bircha
Howard, of Boston. Both are with Mrs.
Ella Powers. ~
Frank Gray met with severe accident
while helping load vessel with ice at
sargentviJle. He fell and hurt his head
and face quite badly.
George Thurston and wife, of Boston,
and Harry Thurston, wife and Miss Benlah,
spent one dsy last week with Mrs. q. NJ.
Allen at Oakland farm.
Harry s. ElwelI, OF New York, youngest
son Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Elwell, came
Saturday to spend mis- vacation at home
with his parents at the Cedars.
Quite number OF crates OF blueberries
have been shipped from here the last two
weeks The crop viii be small this year
on account of the dry weather.
July 25. RAE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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CAPE ROSTER.

LIZ. Sawyer is expected home soon.
Mrs. Willie Clifford is at her fathers,
end will soon 60 to Bethel, Vt.
John g. Blake and wife have full house
Of summer visitors. Their daughter Rose
is al home.
Mrs. iSfisn hirveter returned 10 Wal
than, Mass, week ago, hoping to come
again IN September.
Willie Bates, wife aud little ones, from
South Brooksville. spent part OF the day
at Fairvlew with their aunt, Mrs. M. A.
Blake, last sunday.
Mrs. French and Mss Blanche Town
send, OF somergille, Mass, are boarding
at l. F. sawyeF's, the "Cedars". Four
others are expected there soon.
Mrs. Gilbert is better. Two weeks ago
she was so iil with rheumatism that she
LSa to be carried ON cot from U1der
claff to her own cottage by the water side.
Miss X. p. Wheelock will go to Hart
ford. Conn, this week. Her mother, Mrs.
T. S. W heeicck, OF that place, will spend
a vacation Of few weeks here, after
which all hope to see Miss w. again.
Mrs. NJ. M. Crockett, whose husband Is
captain Of the steamer Philadelphia, OF
the Red d line, also Mrs. Wilburt Crock
EFT, W hose husband is an officer on gov
eminent ships, are expected soon to stay
all SUMMER
Dr. G. A. Waterman is enjoying a
Boston's busiest physicians, his time has
been too much occupied to visit sbere for
several years, but be enjoys bis visit this
year with all the zest of his college days.
July q. b.
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WEST Sullivan
Juiy3.

aiss Florence Hysom is visiting rela-
tives at Mount Desert.
Miss Winnie Lawrie, OF Bangor, visited
her mother at North Sullivan last week.
Miss Beatrice BIaisdeII recently spent a
few days with her aunt at West Gonlds-
boro.
Mrs. Frank Allen and children went to
Columbia Falls last week for a three
weeks' visit.
Ambrose Mattocks, of New York, Is
spending a well. learned vacation with his
parents here.
The tug Phillips Eaton went 10 Rock
land last week and towed the steamer
Sebanoa, which broke her main shaft, for
repairs.
Capt. John Blaisdeli has recently as-
stunned command of the schooner jenny
Lind, and is loading slaves at Franklin
for Portland.
George w. Gordon is In very poor
health. He is being cared for by bis
daughters, Mrs. Justin Doyle and Miss
Mlea Gordon.
The death OF Mrs. viii McKusiek came
to all as a great shock last Wednesday.
Mrs. MeKusick was a young woman
much respected and well known by many
in this and adjoining town.. The inter
rnent took place at Sullivan Harbor Fri
dag. Many memb ers of the Eastern Star
were present, the deceased being a men,
Der of Oasis chapter.
July d u
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BROOKLYN.

Frank Staples, OF Rockisnd, is il town.
There lie sn excursion to Bar Hsrbor on
steamer Catherine to-day.
Miss Dele Powers, of Boston, is visitir G
her aunt, Mrs. A. IL. Mayo.
Warren Ford has moved into the house
purchased of J. j. Mcdonnell.
John F. Staples has sold his horse
"Fritzn, and has purchased another.
Rev. E. X. Drew, Of South Penobscot,
visited his son, Rev. e. ). Drew, last week.
Capt. NJ. A. Fiye and A. Il. Mayo, of
stonington, spent Sunday with their
tsmilies.
Mrs Lucy Hussy, of South Framing
ham, Mess, is the guest of her niece, Mrs
A. II. Mayo.
Mr.. Davis and family, of Washington,
d. c., are ut the Milton cettsge at West
End for the summer.
Mrs. FIoreaee Ward and daughter, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, are at Ceuter Harhor
house for few weeks.
Huaurt Nichoissapd family, Of WASH
ipgton, d. C., arrived Wednesday and are
occupy ing the Morris cottage.
Hon, w. 8. shslIen berger, second assis-
tant postmaster general, OF Washington,
ID. C., who has q cottage at West Emo,
leaves to-day for ais home. His family
will remain the rest of the season.
July Is. UNE FEMME.
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HAVEN.
July %.

Capt. Stewart and family visited friend.
In Swsn's isisnd the psst week.
Hiram w. Emery, OF Winchester, Mass.
Is at Castle View for few weeks.
n. .Tibbetts Visited friends In Brooks
vile and sargentviiie the past week
Hon. W. 8. shaiier horger returned TO
his cottage at Castle vis~ Saturday.
Mrs. T.. Il. Snydcr, Miss Snyder, and
A. f. Krcmer, OF Boston. are at Castle
View.
Miss Maud Sampson, OF Quebec. arrived
from New York Saturday, and Is at the
Old Homestead, Castle View
Milton Tibbetts aud wife, Of Washing.
ton, arrived Wednesday aud are stop
ping at the Old HOMESTEAD.
William T.. sTorrts, alderman OF the
18th district, New Yorx, has teen visiting
his cousin, n v. ripoett-, at Castle View.
Miss Gustehen springsguth, who has
been visiting Miss Tibbetts at Castle
View, returned to her home In Washing.
ton Saturday.
Mrs l.. T. Morris, OF Brooksville, Mrs.
j. W. Bahsou, and Miss Isabel Babsou. Of
Washington. visited friends al the Old
Homestead Thursday.
July 10. NJ. E.A
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST eLuEHILL.


Mrs. Aubrey J. Long, of Portland, Is
lbe guest of f. c. Long and wife.
Harlan P. Long is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Percy DeBeck, at West Franklin.
Miss Emily Morgan, of surry, is the
guest q her sister, Mrs. George Il. Hardy.
Charles W. Smith and wife, OF Boston,
are the guests of DR.. e. M. Montgomery
Mrs. Archer E. Long, who has been Wis
ittng at Wsltham, Mass, returned last
Friday.
Percy E. York came home last Wednes-
day for short visit He is employed on
farm in Buckspo;t.
Mrs. Charles Beetchenow, of Seattle,
WASH, arrived last Tuesday. She is the
daughter OF 5. Whitcomb Cousins.
Mrs. May Tresdwell, OF Ellsworth, was
in the village last Thursday, the guest OF
Der parents, Charles Youtmsn and wife.
Harry NJ. r. Cousins went to Blushill
this morning. lie will be employed as
salesman in Max Abrams clothing store.
Misses Cora and Title Marks, wi o have
bFeu visiting relatives and friends at Seal
Harbor and sargeutville, came home last
Wednesday.
Miss Ella Donnell and Fred Scotsman, OF
North Attieboro, Mass, arrived last Sat
urday. They are guests of Mrs. s. whit
comb Cousins.
Nearly all the granite cutters here we're
unemployed last Friday and Saturday.
The Chase Granite Co. has laid of the
cutters for few days W bile the machinery
is being repaired.
Isase Lincoln and Ralph wnham, OF
the schooner Minquas, came home last
Thursday. The schooner Is at Bluehill
Falls. She will sail o-day for Black Is
land, where she will load with granite for
New York.
A pair Of robins have built their nest
among the vines OF the arbor over q. q.
Longs front door. The house is occupied
by Ellis Stsnstield. There are two boys
in the family, six and seven years old
respectively. The nest Is within reach OF
the boys, end they are very proud of their
robins. They object to the using of the
door, as they fear that it may scare their
birds.
July IS. G.
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lHE :

lHE subscribers at 100
q "a 3 e. In dRcoek county:
at the other papers in the County com,
oined do not reach SO many. THE AMER
IcAS Is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has never claimed to
be, Bat Il Is The only pepper that can prop
erly be called COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely focal papers. The circaia-
tion OF -Fn9 AMERICAN, barring the Bar
BaTbor Records Summer list, IS larger
ibo@ that 81 all the other papers printed
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SWANS ISLAND.

Samuel Sanford, Of Cranberry Isles, was
In town last week.
G. A. Luryey, OF Southwest Hsrbor, Is
spending few days at the lighthouse
here.
A party OF twenty-o one fromthe village
and Ocean View enjoyed picnic dinner
on Mt. Desert Rock last week.
Mrs. Florence stinsou, OF Boston. and
her mother, Mrs. Greenlaw, of Deer Isle,
wire calling on friends and relatives here
last week.
Mrs.NF. ". Kent has gone to Boston to
spend few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Calvin Stock bridge, who has been In the
hospital since last spring with rheuma-
tism.
July Is. DASIp.
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SOUTH sURRY.

Fred and Yolney Coggins celebrated the
end of haying by attending the Parada at
Ellsworth Friday evening.
The recent rains did an immense
amount of good to the growing crops, but
the hay-makers are not regarding 1t very
favorably.
The arrivals this week are: George
Easterbrooks, Peacedsle, K. l.; the SyI-
vester family at their cottage; Mr.. VIII
der, Newton Center, Mass; Flora Young,
Bar Harbor; Mrs. VIM. P. Stewart and
Miss Virginia. New York. Miss Corinne
Stewart is expected in few days.
July Is. TRAMP.
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OAK POINT.
ARE.

Harry C. Alley returned home last week
on the schooner Julia Frances.
Mrs. Amanda York has been visiting
friends and relatives here the past week.
Capt. F. L. Murch has hauled up his
vessel for short time and engaged in
hsying.
Ralph Haynes and Roy Haynes and
wife have returned to Massachusetts after
a short vacation.
Mrs. Hattie Brown and her two little
girls are spending few weeks with her
father and mother, P. L. Leland and wife.
A. II. GrindIe is having extensive re-
pairs made on his cottage. The work is
being done by Eugene Cousins.
July %. PLUTARcH.
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PROSPECT nARBoR.

Mrs. Frank AIN, with her children spent
the week with W. f. Bruce.
Miss Helen Cole has been visiting reia-
lives in South Gouldsbofo.
$. j. Clements, of Bar Harbor, was a
guest of DR.. Larrabee on Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Moore. OF Gonldsboro, was
q CUES, of Mrs. L. P. Cole the fret of the
week.
Raymond Gup.ill and wife and Mi I
Lizzie Pherson, Of Gouldsboro, were
guests at L. p. Coles on Sunday.
John Coon bs came up from Petit Me-
nan the fret OF the week. He IL now Wis
itiug relatives In Southwest Harbnr.
Mrs. Andrew Squirting and her mother,
Mrs. Della Noonsn, returned to GouIds-
boro Sunday, after spending week with
relatives here.
Mrs. w. P. Hewins entertained an In
viied company on Saturday. L. b..
Deasy and wife, OF Bar Hsrbor, were
among the guests.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bunker, bliss Margaret
Moore and Miss Bertha Over returned
Saturday from Stonington, where they
have been attending the summer school.
Rev. Thomas Van Mes of the second
church, Boston, preached In Union church
Sunday morning. There was good
sized congregation in spite Of Indictment
weather.
Haicyon assembly OF Pythian sister
hood sxempiified the initlatory degree
upon candidate Tuesday evening. De-
iicious waters and home. made candy we're
passed at recess.
The ladies OF the villsge improvement
society met in Mrs. NJ. A. Handy's grove
on Friday TO gather tir spills for pillows
intended TOR the coming fair, and enjoyed
picnic dinner. the fair, which 10 be.
coming more and more tho event of the
summer, is to be held Thursday, Aug. II.
There Will be several new features this
year, with the usual o'clock supper and
evening entertainment, to end with grand
ball, music by Rays orchestra, OF three
pieces.
July 25 C.