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THE SAME OLD CIGARS
AND SLIPPERS FOR DAD
Aunt 10 Large and 70

be maintained in the big stores for
this particular duty. Sometimes the
goods are never called for and the
articles go back on the shelves after
the holidays are over.
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CueQferS

But Mrs. swift, although she Sc
cured $1,000 besides the divorce, gave
the attorney the mopish smile and
overlooked the payment Of the fee.
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Clothing Department

$5.W-Choice $50 mems black and drab
corduroy suits; well made; regular $1,000.
Sale price. ..$5W
$4.39-Choice one lot mems Oxford gray
wool overcoats; regular $3.50. Sale. :. $3.50
$6.35-One lot mems fine blue beaver over
coats. These overcoats sell for $3.50 regular.
Our sale price is. .....................$ $685.
$10.98-Choice any mans fine all wool suit
or overcoat in the house. These suits are
worth up to 5000. Sale price. .$1Oo8
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A stranger giving his name as John
H. Wilson passed a forged check last
night on e. C. Couple. night bartender
at the Fashion saloon
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Place where you can take your
friends. If looking for comforts and
pleasure-Phster.
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HEART rLuTrE1IHo,

Undigested food and gas In thu
stomach. located just below the heart
presses against 1t and causes hear
palpitatton. When your heart troubles
you In that way take Herbine for q
: 4! .'i &C.. be Fl i My&
sale by " "
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Shoes
Shoes

$1.45-Choice one lot ladies fine kid shoes;
heavy and light soles; patent or plain tip; all
sizes; regular 1925. Sale price. ...... .$1.46
$1.15-Choice one lot boys shoes, in vici kid
box calf and kangaroo calf; sizes 91-2 to 5;
worth up to $1.75. Sale price. ....... .$1.15
90c-Choice one lot ladies' fur trimmed
Juliets, in red or black; all sizes; regular
SLIPS. Sale price. .90c
$1.95IChoice one lot ladies' fine dress
shoes, with light or heavy extension soles, in
Cuban, military or French heel; all sizes and
widths; worth up to $780, Sale price. .$1.95
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Shoes

H.39-One lot boys kangaroo calf and box
calf; some with heavy quilted soles; all sizes;
worth up to $500. Sale price. ........ $3.50
$1.95-Choice 74s pairs mems high grade
shoes, in box calf, horsehide, vici kid and kan
CARGO calf; all sizes and styles; worth up to
$780, Sale price. Observation-Disclosures 1.95
$1.19-Choice one lot mems satin calf
shoes, in plain and cap toe; lace and congress;
all sizes; regular $500 Sale price. -. .$1.19
$1.55-Choiee one lot men 8 good kangaroo
calf shoes; heavy extension soles; all sizes and
styles; regular 1925. Sale price. 49,. .$1.66
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Better stir up your liver
q littlei

Not too much, just q liule, just
enough to start the bile nicely.
One Of Ayers Pills q bedtime
Is all you need. These pills act
directly on the liver. They
cure constipation, biliousness,
dyspepsia. sick-headache. Sold
for over sixty years. i %; AZ; s o..
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H0Siery..Underweor

100 pairChoice lot chdrens wool hnse; all
COLOR regular zoe. Sale price ................l 100
17ho pairChoce lot chldrens heavy bicycle
ribbed hose; fleece lined all sizes. regular Sc. Sale
Ito pairChoice onelo ladies' extra heavy neeos lined
hose; regular 2oc sale xto
.2oc-Choce lot ladies' fleece lined union SUITS
Soc. Sale price $40
sso-choce lot misses union suits; all sizes;
46o-Choce lot ladies' extra heavy fleece lined vests
pants: all Sizes regular 75c Sale price. ESQ
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..,.I 17-19 Monroe Street Between Riverside ant
MANY USEFUL CHRIsrMAs GIFTS OFFERED
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Nonpareil Crokinole

This Nonpareil crokinole Is made this in II
different Sizes being numbered from to three. Al
these croknole boards printed in elegant
in bright red and green 9olors and furnished with
for playing TEN GAMES. One Of the rems
able things about this board is the fact that nails
used In it's construction One of these boards will
any other croki4ole board made Do not fail to get
ach 10 y csS IA sao eayS 49, scr.: Avenue
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HANCOCK POINT.

Ed. Wood, of Bangor, spent sunday in
toxn.
Mr.. MeCabe spent Sunday with W. H.
Phillips.
Mrs. p. Y. Hsese,t has returned from
Hancock,
Miss Pearl G,tison has returned home
from Bar HsFbor.
Arthur Lounder has gene to Boston to
seek employment.
William cran;ree and son spent Men
day night in Lsmoine.
$. J. Johnston and wife have returned
home from their trip TO CansdR.
Miss Gertrude Carter hsd party Mon.
day nish t OF last week in homer OF her
sixteenth birthday.
George Phillips has returned home after
teaching a fnost successful term OF school
In the Moon district.
Oct "a r.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST TIRE aoNr.

/ Henry Thurston has moved in part OF
the Adam. Reed house.
Mrs. Charles Sawyer has moved 10 her
nes house. the Brooks,de cottage.
Rev. David Angel bsld bis usual SER
vice on Cots Islaac Sunday. Oct. 30.
Luther Aloee has moved from Gouids.
boro. He will live In part OF the Bay
yiew house.
csp;. Winfield sprsgue Is baneins a
/ workshop Tor Frank Maehgl. at Bass
1 isruor.
Lewis Springer hiss sod the boat
tiiawatba to the parties fscm whom he
bought her.
| Mrs. Louisa Norwood snf Mrs Eta
VALE visited TREK motbsr, Mrs. l.. NJ
Lunt, Thursday.
osiug to tue work Of csiling the
church, there we're 40 services or sandas
school this week.
Capt. Alton II. Murphy went 10 Ellis
sorth Tor lumber Ia the sioop Doris
Irene WEDNESDAY.
Washington Norwood sud vile were
up from Gouasboco wed8esdsy calling
Oh Mrs. Norwood's mother.
The Improvement soc ETY. met With
Mrs. Seitle Ramlll Wednesday. Oct. 36
OSing 70 the rata sat fss were thsrs.
Donald Robbins, who has been away to
sea ali summer, came homc Saturday.
He viii attend the wsnte term OF school.
Capt. william Hannah has gone TO Ban.
sor to see about bnying vessel. His con
win snd family will live IN hts house this
winter.
Ernest Murphy has given up eoss,iug,
and goes lobster fishing and sca ioping
With his uncle, Benismin Murphy, OF
Bass Harbor.
Miss Kate r. Clark came Wednesday
from Boston whete she has been Waiting
relatives the past three weeks. Miss
Grace Carroll came home vita her, much
improved ia health
Capt. W. ii. Lant aad wife. sho bsse
been working in the ssrdine business at
SOUTH GouIdsboro, came home Friday.
Clarence Lewis came with them TO go
scaliopiug With Capt Lunt for which he
will fit up his boat coon.
Capt. Adams heed, wife and three
cbliarep, of the Daek island iie ht station,
are visiting tIetr daughter, Mr~. Euniee
L1psuS, OF this plsce aid Mrs. Leila
Rumill, Of Seal Cove. TIE sad news OF
the death If the husband of their
daughter Georgis, who lives in New
Hsmpshire, Nas received too late for them
TO sttend toe funeral. Sue hss the SYM
patty OF all her friends.
Oct. 81. THELMA.
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EGYPT.

DR.. Mary l.. Burnhsm visited her
brother here Tor ies days last weeg.
Miss Aboie Hu'ehins mas gone to Lynn,
Mass, where she will spend the sin er.
Mrs Joha ingalls,, OF Seal Har0or, was
The gaest of Mrr. Fred Mckenzie las,
week
Henry West, who vas called here by the
death Of his fathe-, hss returned 10 Bar
Hatbor.
Miss Rsbecca Butler, of Hancock, and
her friend Miss Address were cailiag on
friends here last week.
Mrs. William Desfsle and son George,
OF Lamoine Beach, were the guests of
Mrs, George Jordan lsst week.
Seldom Smith and wife, OF Boston, are
occupy log their sporting camp waieh SIR
Smith has recently built here.
Oct. 81. ANON.
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ogNrER.
oct.@.

Mrs. Adslis Mitchell, Of T.ukeF's island,
is the guest OF Mrs Isabel Hodgdon.
W. J. Harper has large crew OF men
digging clams. Last week he shipped
81 90 pounds.
Mrs. /. B Hodgdon and Mrs. A. ?.
Nit belt have been In Ellsworth the past
week, the guests OF Mrs. c. s. Farrell.
Mrs. Viola Phlppen and little son
Ralph, who have been visiting Mrs. q. X.
0 5er the past few weeks, have returned to
their home at Isiesford.
Mrs. Heller Sawyer, OF Egg Rock light
station, IL helping care for her bro, her,
George Hodedon, who Is very III. Mr..
Hodgdon has been tn poor health for
the past year, but last week WAS taken
dangerously il.
A party drove over from Northeast Hsr-
Dor and took dinner at Mountain View
farm Monday. Among them were MIR.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Manchester, Mr. and Mts.
f. r Reed aud son Harold, Mrs. Frank
Stanley and soa Vernon.
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MALTHAM.
oct.29.

George Kitchen has sold his farm to
Hollis Jordan.
Mrs. Herman Jordan, who has been
dangerously in, is improving.
William Stanley, OF Holden, was the
guest Of his mother last week.
J. Woodworth, OF Bar Hsrbor, was in
town Wednesday and Thursday.
There was ''paring bee" at Lorenzo
Kingman's Friday evening and good
time enjoyed.
W. Blethen aud wife, after visiting
friends here, have returned to their home
in Lisbon Falls.
W. B. Hastings and wife have closed
their home here for the winter and re-
turned to Boston.
Miss Isabel Jordan, who has been
spending weeks vacation at horne, has
eturred tc her sehool in sherman Mi
o. r. Burnhsm and daughter, DR.. MARI
Burnham who have been at Mr.. Burn
hams farm for few days, have returned
home.
| Mrs. Clara Reid has returned to be-
home In Cherryneld. Fer NEPHEW
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MARLBORO
THKIMA.

David spsipgar shot silver gray foz
ona day last wees.
Ars. Clara Ford, y no has been visiting
in Boston, IL home.
Mrs. Aboie Bowaen, who spent last
week Ia Trenton, s home.
Maynard Ford came home from Higgins
classical institute last Friday. He ~iil
return TO-DAY.
Mrs. sarah HoAgkin- has broken up
bookkeeping ADD gone to Ellsworth 10
live vita her son, Is. X. Martin.
All were glad to s.e Gardiner Bowdeu
safe home again after being reported
missing on be schooner Harvest Home,
Homer Wilbur and Newell Hodgkins
weni to Ea.tbrooS 10 the entertainment,
given b. ha grange there last edpesday
nigbt.
Alien HodgkIns expects 10 start to day
for Beividese. Kansas. he lie IN poor
health and tn nks be may be benefited by
the change OF climate.
The friends of p B. Hodgkins gave him
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SPEC.
PENoBSCoT.
POOLE SNOWMAN.


Apre'ty Ne"o'ns ZOOS pace "s"usrNSS
W. 20 VI tue ho'De u ~ T. A'a A'S. ~
lhsn 'Aen 10 'hs p'e's"es VI 'NeH's "'e
$1,000 - ~''N
MaDei nose SNOWMAN osush'ef % 'fs
LsAeh' was nsrf'so 10 oAfNon "eOfss
roe OF h0o'hO~S hAroo''
Inc oF'oe was pfstt'ly S't'feo IN s's
crepe dc ehihe sno carried ooaque' o.
NhfaS P'HAF. Ane ''INe "
her sister Miss El4le Sno" man as niAiu Oh
nonor, shd MRS NJ a "sio"eA' eou7i"'
a. orlaes uaio.
The groom was at'eno.o oy IT. IA a.
"ardweii ~ best msn. Inc ceremony
was Performed by Rev. r. v St~hisy' o.
the Methodist church, she ring service
being nseo'
The phrior where thS ceremony 'ooh
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RAE
suRRY.

Clsreres Lord hss painted bis boase ana
stable.
Rsy. j. u. MrCirsw was called to Mars
Iis1l isst xssx oy The saddsa . aes. OF bis
mother.
Henry d. Jordan. OF we-, sarty, has
been sericaslg iu from ihc q sts Of being
shrown from bis earTis r. over stek ago.
ne szs t,sEtsr az .asl scc1auts.
~hiteomb, tiaynes & Co. Of Ersworta
Pass. have vessei at tue Herfek wharf
losdtf With sisys~ for ScE YORK. The
stav,s came from Myrou CAri,sIss steam
mi'ls 81 West Surry,
Capt, Daniel NJ Kay aud ste. q Ssw
london. Com. were IN io&n lat week
looking At some real estate With the evil
DENT ipieutiou OF pu eHsslug and making
Surfy their borne Ia the r~sr future.
Du iae their .tsy they rers trio guests Of
II II. Phillips. Capt. Mckay is -siiing-
F,=ssse u SO aeHed by wealthy
man living In California.
OFT 81. g.
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WEST HAScorK

Fred Miles and wife have moved to Ma
chias. Tie has position there.
Mrs. Carrie Bridges, who has been very
Ill With pneumonia, is much improved.
School closed on Friday last after very
profitable term, ,aught by Roe BRIGGS.
Miss Iva Shute has returned from Law
renee. she brought her llttis niece with
her.
Mrs. Emma J. strattoD, Of Hancock,
was q guest OF W. K. Springer and wife
last week.
Mrs. Maria Durgan and Miss BlsBcte
smith visited relatives in BIushilI during
the past week.
Miss Amelia ID. Busch, OF Mount Des-
est Ferry, has been the guest Of W. K.
Springer and wife daring the pest week,
Mrs. Msry Il But e. viii leave for her
home Ia Eew Bedford, Mass, thursday
She viii visit friends In Brunswick aad
y ston ca route.
Oct. %. sUaAC.
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WEST EDEN.
SPEC.

Tn. Y =. l. society held q quicken supper,
,sle ,.a snee last Toe q y sEsatng. The
nro,,s..s e 20 be used la painting the
eemetezv "a, 'ce aad other needed improve
meHts.
Nat hRz Rtcl "07S"' ~" "'e are ID
msrisv,ae c,tta, there by the illnsss and
aeath ~ NJ R,~h .sGsoa's mother.
Fred c;,nvs ami vile, Of Bar narbor
are win Me-. @, nv- neither, Mrs Rica
Fhev start for tsm o7"oa' Fft' aooui
Nov. Il.
Cc4 % AVH
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UEA FEMME.

On FRIDAY, Oct. p, 10 re-ponse to an In
vitstion extended by MouHtain Rebeks b
lodge, twenty members Of Centre Hsrbor
lodge, Of BrookIia, spent very peasant
ever ny " tn them. We received a very
cordial welcome on cur arrival
supper was Sc we'd at m, and a
boupI tut spread ii was, too. And how
we did eat! The way the fouc dsap-
peared was almost miIscalou,; certainly
no further praise is needed as TO quality.
We then adjourned to the hail, y hteh
has besn renovated ia line style, OF " hlch
the lodge is justly preut. Noun ain
lodge worked the Rsbekah acgrce IN fae
form. Great credit IL due them, quite a
number OF tine regular sjaif icing absent.
They hen furnished an enterts nnt Mt
which WAS greatly appreciated. Then to
finish the whoe, hot can stew, coffee,
etc, were served in the banquet hall.
We hen began to thIns OF home, and
to pr pare for the twtlve-nile ride.
Evsrythlag combined 10 make the even
Ing ore o be remem bere d With pleasure;
the perfect weather, good reads and lively
horses, and just SIS the town clock struck
the midnight hour We started homewarC,
srrivii safe ard sound. We slBc rely
thank Mountain lodge for it, ho pltallty
and entertainment.
Oct. 81. SPEC.
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LgSTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

Leos varney and friend, Of Camden, are
In teSn.
settie Carter, Of Naskaag is employed
sF. A. Coles.
Many Telephones have been put into tbs
houses In town.
O. L. Flye and.R. w. Smith were In
Ellsworth last week.
Rss moud Allen, who has been employ,
In Rosk HI nd, Is al home.
STEPHEN Cousins, of New York, is visit
ing his parents, {. c. Cousins and wife.
A son WIS barn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Mail k Oct. g, and daughter 10 Mr. and
Mrs. II. e. Freethey Oct %.
Miss J y, Of Bangor, who has been
spending the season 10 town. itft for her
home Saturday. Ste vas accompanied by
Miss Alice Judge.
Oct, 81. USA FEMME.
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srxc.
souTaw EST HaRBoR.

Miss 81. A. Carroll Us teacalng at Baker,
Island.
Airs. Alice 1iiley caves here this week
Tor Bnckspoft 10 spehd a part of the ain
ter with reg nshand's d4ns htsr, Mrs.
Lena o'Bften.
Mrs. Nellie Higgins took her son Foster
TO Portland TO tha dsiue general hospital
TO undergo sn operation FOE enlarged
tonsil-, which e.usse Of trcstnsent waa
very successful.
Capt. Emmons Sawyer has moyed bis
family from Sal Cave 30 the home Of his
wiis's Tutber, Mrs. L. +. Dodge. who hss
bsen zone hat out OF health aud does
MOI sish to live alone.
Miss carmeii,a Freshman vent to the
Portland ho.pltAi for treatment last ~e, X
Miss Freeman had been promised pivce
Es apprentices narss, and hsr friends hop
hes sias as pasien, ~lI lie bsiei.
J. IL. Gl'lsy Is 1t Lie az Hast in charge
OF a crew at work on the foundation Of =
large cottage for summer resident. His
son Lave cit Joined him isst week aud
Miss Theo went -si.h him to board tor q
few weeks.
Mrs. Harvey Hodgkin- recently nade a
call on Mrs. Margaret T'undy 81 she Rip.
Piles mill camp ~he'e she 10 cooking for
the employees OF tbs miiI company, and
fonpd her sell aud very busy feeding the
huagrs men. SIR. Hodgkins Is dsiging
Fred Robinson's spsn OF horses hauling
out the sawed lumber.
Oct. 81. SPRAY.
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sTosISGroS.
AFTER Thirty EIGHT YEARS.
ARE

AFTER fAkklf hfaHT YEARS.
Mrs Laura r. Jordan Cousins and
daughter Winifrea, of Msr-hslitown,
lowa. reeciveds eof3isl welcome on her
recent visit here. Mrs. Cousins came t.
Stonington to visit be- husbands brot he,
Cusrles Cousns. IL hsn ieun thsfts -esa /,
10 Ellsworth.
Her Old friends veil remem6er tbs
pleasant days spent Ia her company
Being a woman OF Refinement sns educA-
tion, all v he spent su hour 10 her com
psny sers we'll repaid.
AT one iase sue ess, with her husband,
Capt. william Cousins, dasing lbu Ciyis
war, IN tbe brig Albert Adams, OF CUBS,
when simmes bore down upon tiep, cap-
iursd the vessel, pus pftEe erom ca
board aud carried item iuto CIsnfuegos,
sind were later seat oet ef port aadef pro-
lection Of Uaiteo StAlea eoayoy.
Alter fortuisas'- visit hets she let, 70,
Ellsworth, her old homs. So msBs
changes bat tsSsa plscs Ia thirty -clg NJ
yesFs. tsat Mts. Cousins could had but q
haootul OF the oid scqasiniaDces. Thee
who were lsis hesever enjoyed her visit
ali TIE more tor tue cake OF aud lang
.yne.
From Ellsworth Mrs. Cousins "a cut b.
Philipstoa, Aass.. to visit Mrs. Jsnuie
Matsrt.
fhe dsu her, Mas wiuitEed, Is a sNles.
womsn ms Dry goods ussa biisAmeat ia
Asrshsitt0wn.
o. Y &NA.a.
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COUNTY MEMS
- .aal,.s.al COUNTY s.... :. "a. ~ J.
NORTH sEpanIcK

- PtftS3 " ~ n
Mrs. Dors Hsnscom lie quite III
Albert Hssid isti bcrf Or. q for A,h.,
Aass. 'A
Joan oecati ,sshiogfd tbe uuio0 han
last week.
De. "a boy baby yes sslcanes IA u.
home Of Jesse Vessel aud wife.
A lew days ago Fred Psee .so, a..
ducks in tue salt pond Ia The earl, no s
ing.
". n. Alien and wiie susnt ThB,.a..,-
North BfaehiI WITH their rs,,tivs, -
Mayo ana wife.
Mrs. Mary Carter snd Mrs Eahh p,..
lam tpea Pslesy in Sorth Bfo3AiiD v,.,,.
ing Mrs. Carriers sister, sirs John on.
l ~. Alien aaa wlfs, ars Lues clo..
son, ,. Ciosson end Mss. Hattie tlo,,.
'psat fae dag Ia seds xics qhh c n
Cossoa Hud wIfs.
Ars. EdRh fisslssn. Who itve. n -.
cottage ~ tSe mil, presented your eo,.
respondent with some tts~h vlols,. ,,s,
pirse from The roadside near bar bans
Drt Is.
Although ere have had very r5gs nights
Ehess seFe pics ell la 1rs f. Nsrs ada,
Oct % iva large eoaq sss. d h,se,.
psisntas, CITY nowefs, ,fosaas, mari.
gotis and OF her fiowets.
"a. NJ Alien aud wife recently visited
tsistiv ln Boston. Merasc asa Man.
chester, n. n. Mr. AHA and Leslie
Freed also v.Aiief Ssr Yrs, and called
On Harry Z vel. They returned We'd.
nesdsy.
Rev. \. NJ. Thompson preached Sunday
mosning on "Tbe Rcile ieus Significance
Of the I4onlsisra Purcsase'. Sunday,
Nov. 6. be ta7for al, presch 90 SEED
Time sad Hsrysst", Hod SUNDAY school
concert wiig be given 10 the evening.
Oct. 81. RAE
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EAST LAMoINE.

Bloomfield Smith and Miss Carrie
washburn will leave for Massachusetts
about Nov. l.
Mrs. Allcreita Lancaster aud son John
will leave on Monday to spend tue win
ter al Northeast Harbor.
Latheri Fitzpatrick and wife spent
Thursday with friends at aaneoes Neck.
All regret 10 learn that Rev. Mr.. Parker
left Lsmoine 90 Wednesday for New
Hampshire. whore he will preach.
Miss Emily Archer, OF North Lamoiue,
viii be eonfined to the house for about
three weeks because OF severely sprained
ankle.
The people OF North Lsmoins are very
kind to their pastor, Rev. Mr. Toms, aud
wife. On Thursday evening just as the
worthy pastor was retiring, bscsuse be
has not at present the strength 10 st mp
late owing TO his not having recovered
fully from his recent illaess, be was
aroused by voices calling to him from the
outside, and on hts opening tae door, to
bis establishment he found party Of over
twenty friends from North Lsmoipe on
the mission OF surprise party. Tue sur
prise was compete, and Il was sotne time
before he ana his wife could recover from
Its effects, bat after a while all we're seated,
aud pleasant eyeeing was spent In limo
cent amusaments, cial chat end vocal
music. Mrs. Mabel Robinson, who has
lately come TO reside at North Lamoine,
presided at the organ, and several mem
beers OF the choir, assisted by the young
meas club, rendered some excellent
music. Capt. kief also ssng. Mrs Toms,
assisted by Miss Emma Graves and Mira.
Mabel Robinson, served refreshments,
after Which tbe usasl good byes we're said
and happy company returned to tnele
homes. After the company had lett Mr..
Toms and his wife found nice supply of
provisions which Will be useful during
the winter. Many families who were
ansble to be prescott sent kiud remem-
branees ia very substantial form.
Oct. 2s. SPEC.
The lecture al North Lsmoioe school,
house by Rsv. MIR. Toms, was success.
A &c ntAk TX W AAN tAbsti1 NAe
much appreciated. Mrs. AabSl Robinson
Was organist.
c. M. Kittredge has crew cutting wood
TOT the pulp mills.
dear was seen crossing the road near
Fred Austin's at North Lamoiae isst
week. Psrtridges are plentiful, and
Runners are happy.
The Rev r n. Tome having recovered
Sufficiently 10 resume regular WORK, wiil
presca at North Lsmotne next Sunday
morning, East Lsmoine "a the afternoon
and st Marlboro 10 the evening.
Cspt. Harvey Bragdon will run an s1car-
sion TO the HancocR county Pomona next
Wednesday. Many from here viii attend
ana enjoy the hospitality Of the good
people OF E5en.
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r. L Coison goes to Boston to day fer
the winter.
Miss Julia Conary arrived home from
WoodtOrds Saturday.
c. II. Woods, OF Sorry, held services at
the schooihoase here Sunday.
DR.. A. c. hsgerthy was here Friday,
called BY the illness of Albert Cenary, ir.
Schooner Gameeoek. p. ~. Friend.
master. arrived Thursday from Northeast
Harbor
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BASS HARBoR.
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III. A. Gott, OF Bar Harbor, was In town
Friday.
Allan Pierce and Misc Wretha Nice were
quietly married Saturday evening.
Benjsmin Murphy Il in Friendship after
the boat be has been having built there
Miss IDez Kingmsn, who Is teaching
the grammar scbool here, spent Saturday
at her home In Ellsworth.
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GOrT,s IsLANp.

Miss Vera Trask Is at the island on a
business trip.
Mrs. Neal, Of Southwest Harbor, visited
friends al Petit Plaisants last week.
Capt. and Mrs. E. N. Moore, who have
been visiting relatives In Bar Harbor, are
home.
Capt. L. r. Colt, OF Bass Harbor, was
here last Sunday In his auxiliary Violes,
accompanied by Capt. Wilder Neal, of
Southwest HaFbor.
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