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EAST BLuEHILI


Miss Matilda Marks is visiting friends
at Seal Hsrbor.
John Curtis, of Burleigh, is visiting his
brother Dawes.
Miss Ruth Grindle is visiting her sister
Gladys at Bar Harbor.
Ellis Stansfield came home from Vinsl-
haven yesterday for short visit.
F. Homer Long, who has been working
"or several months at Redstone, n. H., is
home.
The launch Glide left this morning for
biuehill to take party down the bay on q
picnic.
Richard Ashworth, jr., with wife and
child, came home from Hall Quarry sat
urday.
Bertha Trum BILE and Etbelyn White will
leave to- morrow for Glen Cove hotei, SEAL
Har Dor.
Long & Grindle have reftted their gas
oline launch Glide, End she is now ready
for business.
Harry Nj. R Cousins, a student at the
Bucksport seminary, is spending bis va
cation at home.
Howard P. Greene, who has been en-
ployec by J. c. Ralph, ieweier, at South
west Han Dor, is home.
Miss Annie Bowden, Mrs. Annie Graves
and Miss Nettie Graves are employed at q
summer hotel at Castine.
Robert Ashworth, wife and two chill
dten arrived yesterday. They are visit
ing bis father, John Ashwerth.
The boys began to ring he bells and fire
guns and toot horns last night at little
past u LEGAL time; they were too exuber-
ant to wait for standard time.
{. II. Curtis, in his sloop Myrs, will
take about twenty persons on an excursion
to-day. They will land on one of the is
lands and have picnic dinner.
Roscoe belong is salesman in the grange
store. tie takes the place of Richard p.
Greene, who is bookkeeper for the sum-
mer at the Jordan Pond house near Seal
Harbor.
Miss Ethelyn NJ. Long, who has for sew
ersl years been teaching at Everett, Mass,
returned last Tuesday. She was accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Z IL Bennett,
of Everett.
Miss Maud Ridley is at the Seaside hotel
at Seal Hsrbor. Charles d. Miller, Mrs.
Hattie Greene, Miss Ethelyn Bridges and
Miss May Jareny are employed at the
Jordan Pond house.
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CAPE ROSTER.
SPEC.

Schools closed last Friday.
About sixteen guests at Blacks for the
Fourth.
F. L. Sawyer is home from Vinalhaven,
where he has been at work.
Percy Clifford came from Isles5oro to
spend the Fourth with his family.
Henry Waterman, wife and daughter
Maud, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, are at Under
cliff.
Lillian Horveter, of Waltham, Mass,
arrived at Undercliff July for two
weeks stay.
Five of the Waterman family, of NAL
den, Mass, are to come July 3 for a short
stay at Blacks.
Mrs. Percy D. Clifford has made a visit
to IsIesboro with her two children. She
returned to her mothers june 30.
Mrs. Maria Blake Veazie, of Bluehill,
with her two little boys, mas been visiting
her parents. She is at Castine now, and
will return here soon.
Georgia Black and Adelena Clifford, OF
Bethel, VT, in company with W. C..
Clifford wife and baby, VINO proceeded to
Bar Harbor.
Grass has been very thin and the out
lock for hay was very poor until the last
rain. 1t is now growing rapidly. Maurice
Gray is to have the hay on the Daniel
Blake place. C. Fl. Blake will cut that on
the place occupied by Miss Sarah Blake,
also that at Fairview, where he has al
ready made commencement.
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RACCOON COVE.

Miss May West has gone to Lamoine
Beach for the summer.
The fishing is remarkably good and
many summer visitors are enjoying the
sport.
A large number OF our people attended
the patriotic service at East Lamoine
Sunday.
Monroe Pettingiil, engineer at the mill,
has recovered from an stack of illness
which threatened to be very dangerous.
Miss Martha Hodgkins and Miss Kate
Mcintyre have gone to South Hancock for
the strawh berry season at the Wooster
farm.
The services at the Union chapel are
well attended ana the people appreciate
the work OF the Rev. Mr.. Toms, who has
promised to preach every alternate Thurs
day during his twelve months stay.
The school closed June % after a sue
cessful term. Miss Vera Berry, the teacher,
will return in September for tie fall term.
| The pupils have done remarkably well
and the teacher is held in the highest
]
| pupils presented her with two elegant
| pictures as token Of good will and es-
TEEN. The pupils received their usual
treat and the closing exercises were appre-
ciated by all present.
| The ladies' sewing circle OF the Union
! chapel met with Mrs. George Hsmor on
Thursday afternoon, and most enjoyable
and pleasant time was spent. The ladies
are working to raise money to finish the
inside Of the chapel, which, when an-
ished, will be very useful for services,
| socials and entertainments. Your CORE
spondent called while the ladies were in
session and partook OF the ice-cream and
cake SO generously provided by the host
ess.
July 4. SPEC.
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GoTr,s ISLAND.

Miss Nellie Speriug. of Philadelphia
came Saturday, aud Is at Petit Plsi-snt
for the season.
Samuel A. johnson aud wife, Of somer.
Vile, Mass, and their daughters HiIda
aud Virginia are at Old Farn cottage 70,
the season.
w. P. Parker and wife, Of Bucksport
pitched their tent on Bar island, last Sat
urdsy evening. They were going to Grea,
Duck island.
Mrs. Philip Moore, with her two chill.
dren, HaVey and Ruth, who has been visit
ing friends in Penobscoi the past week
has returned home.
Mrs. J. w. BiedeIman, OF Little Rock
Ark, came last Saturday for the season
and is at Petit Plaisants with her sister
Miss Elizabeth s. Peterson, of PhiIadeI-
phia, w bo is here for the season.
Miss Nellie Joyce, who has employment
al Stonington, was the first passenger ia
come on the launch Flo and Ruby, which
is running between stonington and Bass
Harbor, connecting With the steamer J. Il.
Morse. The launch calls at Atlantic, West
fremont on the way to Bass Harbor. and
will call at Colts and Black Islands on
notice.
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WEST SULLIVAN.
SPEC
July 4.

B. Smith made business trip to Bangor
Saturday.
Sidney S. Bunker has been confined to
the house two weeks with illness.
Mrs. R. F. Gerrish, who recently Wis
tied friends in Franklin, is home.
Miss Cora Thomss, who has been quite
i'll during the past week, is better.
Miss Clara Johnson, of East Sullivan,
recently spent few days in town with
friends.
Puritan assembly, P. s., will have the
installation of officers for the ensuing
term at the next regular meeting, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. George Rice has moved into the
Austin Havey house. Mrs. Rice has been
living at Sullivan Harbor in one of the
Pineo houses.
There was benefit entertainment and
ice-eream sale for Howard Gordon Friday
evening at K. of p. hall. The farce siNot
Man in the House, was presented by
members of the Pythian sisterhood, which
was much enjoyed; also duet, Misses
Bunker and Gordon; song, Miss Mary
Mattoeks; reading, Miss Cora Gordon.
On account of the bad weather the at
tendance was small. The proceeds Of the
evening we're go.
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MUM
EAST LAMolNE.

Miss Mari Cousins, OF Bangor, is
spending the Fourth with her grandpar-
enrs, Capt. and Mrs. Cousins.
Bloomfield 7. Smith has sold the Dana
cottage to Fred l. Reynolds and will take
up his abode in Eaton cottage.
A large number of visitors was present
at the patriotic service In the church
yesterday. A large crowd is at Blunt's
pond holding a Fourth of July celebrs-
ton.
Miss Mary l.. Merchant, of Everett,
Mass, sister OF Mrs. Hattie Fitzpatrick,
and her friend, Miss Mabel Foss, CT Need
ham, Mass, both former residents of
Hancock, will spend their vacation In an
extended trip to Europe. They sailed
from New York on the Ryndam, OF the
Holland American line for Rotterdam,
Holland, June Is. The itinerary will in
clude The Hague, Amsterdam, Cologne, a
trip up the Rhine, with stops at Frank
fort, Mayenee, Strasburg, Basic, the Swiss
Alps and other points of interest. week
will be spent in Paris. August will be
spent in the British Isles. They will re-
turn to New York about September 10, In
time to commence the fall tern OF schools.
July 4. SPEC.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Meredith Ellis and wife went to Port
land Monday.
Miss Emma Csine, of Rockport, is visit
Ing Mrs. L b. Staples.
daughter WAS born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William p. Lowe June q.
Mark c. whiimore aud family have
gone to Camden TO spend the Fourth.
Linwood Cosmey. OF Bangor, has re-
tarned home after vaes'ion spent here.
Miss Carrie Greenisw has returned from
Boston. where she has spent the winter.
Mrs. Charles Parker, of Roslindale,
Mass, has opened her cottage for the sea
son.
A daughter wss born to Mr.. and Mrs
Montaford Haskell, June 80. (Linnie
May.
Charles Foster has gone to Boston TO
stay a few weeks with his son, SUNNI Z
Foster.
Mrs. Charles Billings and Miss Anna
PettingalI, OF Brewer. were guests OF Mrs.
George KING hit last week.
John ID. weed, OF this place, and Mrs.
Nellie Jones, OF Rockisnd, were married
by Rev. John Lawrence, at Deer Isle,
June "a.
Capt. Nathan Lowe has arrived In Hal
lowell with load OF coal in the schooner
Ellen Baxter. Mrs. Lowe has gone there
for short visit.
Mrs. Arthur Gray, with her parents,
from Brewer, is here and occupying the
house owned by Capt. Grsy. Master
Emery Gray, who has been living with
his aunt, Mrs. William Robbins. in seag
wick. since the death of his mother, Is also
here.
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NORTH CAsTINE.

John p. Lssch, of Camden, is in town
for few days.
Mrs. Leroy wardwel is visiting rela-
tiyes In Augusta.
Norman Conner has gone to Rockland,
where he has employment.
Capt. Frank W. Hutchins and Virgil p.
Wardwell are here for short stay.
Mrs. Herbert Leach and son, OF Brock
ton, Mass, are guests at Samuel Dunbar's.
Misses Ada and Annie Conner are en-
ployed for the season at the Pentagoet
hotel.
Eastman Dodge and family, OF Cam den,
are occupying a cottage at the Emerson
shore.
Miss Annie Dunbar has closed her
school in Orland, and is home for the
summer.
Miss Mary w. Hutchins, of NORTH
Penobscot, closed a successful term OF
school in the Dunbar district last Friday.
Mrs. Augusta Leach, accompanied by
Mrs. Minnie Conner, went to Bucksport
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Reuben
Hutchins.
Mrs. Philip Moore, with two children,
returned Saturday to Colts Island, after
spending the week with Miss Estelle
Perry.
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EAST ORLAND,
July

F. p. Mason has closed his mill until
the hsying season is over.
Lester Carter and lady, of Bar Harbor,
are the guests of Mrs. E. c. Mason.
Harry White Is home from Boston,
spending bis vacation with his parents.
Herbert Hartman and wife, Of Hart
ford, are the guests of Joseph Hartman
and wife.
Henry Dunbar has the Bell camr fin-
ished, which adds much to its appearance
and comfort.
Three men from Boston came Sunday
and viii tent on the shore Of Teddy pond
for several weeks.
Elmer Blaisdell, of Ellsworth Falls, Wis
tied his parents, w. W. BlaIsdeIl and wife,
Saturday and Sunday.
W. l.. Wentworth and family went to
his cottage Saturday. They will remain
until after the Fourth.
It. f. Mason and wife were in Bangor
Wednesday. Mr.. Mason was a delegate
to the republican State convention.
Mrs. Minnie Blaisdell, who has been in
Sargentville visiting her mother for sew
eral weeks, returned to f. P. Mason's
Sunday.
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Bartlett are at Mrs.
f. c. Mason's, while making repairs on
the road which leads to their cottage al
Craig's pond.
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School closed Friday.

School closed Friday.
Mrs. Garland came from Boston Tues
day accompanied by Mrs. Leach and
daughter Dorothy.
The entertainment that was to be held
in the hail Saturday evening was post
poped on account OF the sudden death OF
mrs. Albert +. Mace, of Aurora, which
occurred Friday at p. no. She enter
tanned company Thursday at tea. Mrs.
Mace was daughter of Mrs. Asa Will
Jams. Her life until her marriage wss
spent here, except three years spent in
Michigan. She was faithful 10 every duty
a. wife, mother and friend. Dearly be-
loved by all, they feel that
"The good angel wrote down her life work
A pure and shining page,
More sweet than dreams of poet,
More grand than seer or sage;
She had met each homely duty,
Striving not for earth's renown.
Her life was a poem of beauty,
Her reward, In heaven 4 crown"
The funeral was conducted by Miss
Garland Sunday afternoon. There were
beautiful flowers, and everything was
done that loving bands could do. Much
sympathy is expressed for the berea red
family. The unusually large gathering at
the funeral indicated the esteem in which
she was held.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.
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July T..

The Dole family have arrived at their
summer cottage.
Walter stanleyas fshman at the Kim
bali house, Mort beast Hsrbor.
Lewis Dunbar and family have moved
down to the Head of the Harbor.
Mrs. Frank Stanley and son Burnham
spent Sunday with MIR. Stanley's parents.
Mrs. Agnes Dow, of West fremont, has
been spending few days with friends
here.
John Tinker has finished his work at
Prospect Hsrbor and Is home for
awhile.
Edmund Day, who has been failing In
health for the past seven months, died
June Is.
Edwin Hersey, Harry GilIey end shmge
Luryey came from Prospect HRrbor Sat-
urday to spend the Fourth at home.
Mrs. Maude Tinker, OF Calais, who Is
spending the summer at Bar Harbor,
spent Sunday with her brother in law,
John Tinker.
Elwell Hamor and wife, of Town Hill,
are with their daughter, Mrs. Alton
Trundy. MIR. Hamor is employed on Mr..
Deiron Arthington's house.
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CHIPS.
HANCOCK POINT.

The shore road on the west side OF the
Point is finished.
e. j. Clark has gone home to East surry
to spend the Fourth.
Two OF Uncle Sans warships came In
Saturday and went-directIy to the eoaling
station.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hale and daughter Rather
Inc, OF Ellsworth, are occupying their
cottage.
William Gallison, of Massachusetts,, ar
rived home Saturday to spend few DAYS
with his parents.
Mrs. Baldwin and her sister, Miss Alice
Campbell, are spending the summer at
their cottage at the Point.
A. L. Young and wife have gone to Seal
Hsrbor for the summer. May Young viii
spend the summer with her grandparents.
q. r. Young and wife.
Charles Chester has arrived home. He
has been four years In the navy, two of
which were spent on the battleship KEN
lucky In the Philippines.
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sURRY.

Fred Beede came home from damon
Saturday.
c. P. Jarvis has been quite Ill the past
week.
Willard Dow, an aged veteran Of the
Civil war, has been granted a pension OF
sl2 per month.
E. ID. Smith, engineer OF the steam
mill at Bayside, will remain at home dur
ing the haying season.
Frank Clark, who has been Ill for sever.
al days, lie improving, though still con-
Il ned 10 the house.
Hiram Mason, of Ellsworth, was In
Surry Thursday, and passed the night at
he home of MIR. and Mrs. John Davis.
George P. Clark, OF the soldiers home,
Togus, Is visiting friends in Surry. Mr..
Clark speaks highly of the treatment OF
the soldiers at Togus. He has been life
long citizen of surry, until few months
ago.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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SOUTH suRRy.


Miss Augusta DENLY, OF Sound, is visit
Ing friends here.
Mrs. Jennie Bonsey is suffering with
sciatic neuralgia.
Sharon Stackpoie and wife were at
Willard Treworgy's yesterday.
Mrs. John A. Bonscy, who has been III
for some time, lie able to be out.
Lena Young has gone to Bar Harhor to
work In the family OF DIR. Morrison.
Harvard Curtis cane from Bar Harbor
Saturday, aud Fred Curtis and wife ar
rived Sunday.
w. p. Stewards family are expected
soon to occupy their cottage, soawillows,
for the summer.
Among the arrivals this week are Gage
Grindle and family, of Sound, Henry
Young, Curtis Young and Miss Smith.
The family and servants of DR.. Charles
Briggs, OF Lexington, arrived last week.
DIR. Edward Briggs family will arrive
later.
The small boy and cowbell and fire.
NhasASAr MIG III SFAASGNS thAS Ai0i hAHBt h0t
the day bids fair TO be quiet. There Is to
be picnic at the wharf and basket
supper at the corner this evening.
On his last trip east Capt. VIII Coggins
was accompanied by bis cousin, Percy F.
Coggins, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, son OF Erss-
tus Coggins, formerly OF this place. He
seemed much pleased with the trip and
visit to relatives aud has returned on the
schooner Hazel Dell.
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DEER ISLE.
July L..

Miss Merle Small had handsome Me.
Phsii piano put in this week.
Many OF the ysehtsmen have returned
to spend the Fourth with their families,
A large number OF summer people sr
arriving on every boat. Many own fipe
cottages here.
Prot. stephen Knowiton, of aaverford
Penn, one of our Deer Isle boys who has
met success Ia the professional field, is
visiting his parents at Sunset.
Judge Il. r Spofford, who was delegste
to the national republican convention
returned in time to attend the State con.
vention st Bangor, and Is at homo again.
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NORTH sEpGwIcK.
July 4

The schools in town closed July /.
Mr.. Head lost valuable pig last week.
Mrs. Laura Treworgy, OF Surry, re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. E. X. Lord, OF Boston, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Annie q. Allen.
Mr.. Sylvester, of South Bluehill, called
to see Horace Allen last Tuesday.
Colby Hooper has moved into David
Hooper's house to live with his parents.
Nelson Carter has purchased and moved
into the Pearl Grindle house on the ridge.
Mr.. Bracy, OF Brooklin, spent Tuesday
evening with james Page at the Beeches.
Mrs. c. NJ. Clspp, who has been home
Tor iew weeks, returned 10 Boston Sat.
urday.
Among the arrivals last week we're
thirteen summer visitors from MRssa-
chusetts. They are with Mrs. Hattie
Allen at Pond View farm.
F. c. Mayo and wife, of North B'uehill,
were in town last week visiting IL. n.
Allen, who met with a serious accident
two weeks ago. Mr.. Aliens wounds are
slightly better.
School closed July after successful
term taught by Miss Minnie Louise Gray,
OF West Sedgwick. Maurice Allen, who
was not absent one half day or late, re-
ceiSed the prize-s book.
The home of Ethman Carter was the
scene of pleasant event Saturday even
ing, July ?, when their daughter Edith
May was married to Alonzo Haslam, Of
Marisville. TIE ceremony was performed
by Rev. $. NJ Thompson. The bride was
prettiiy dressed in white muslin, and car
ried white Scotch roses. They have the
best wishes OF their friends for long life
of happiness and pros perity.
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Wednesday to spend the summer with her
parents, Henry W. Sargent and wife.
George Foster and family, OF Newton,
Mass, srrived Wednesday Tor the season.
Capt. William Cover and family, Of
Melrose Highlands, Mass, are here for the
summer.
Master John Davies is mourning the
loss of his pet, a Scotch collie which he
was obliged to have shot.
Hon. Henry w. Sargent returned Thurs
day from st. Louis, where he, as one ofthe
Maine commissioners, attended the fair.
He also attended the national republican
convention at Chicago and the State con-
vention at Bangor.
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BARrLETr's ISLAND.
July a.

Albert Fulton visited George Ray and
" life Sunday.
Frank HodEdon vas 90 the island las,
week, buying sheep. wool, fowl, eggs, ETC.
Capt. II. p. johnson arrived from Ban
gor Saturday with n pair OF handsome
heavy horses.
Summer bosrders are beginning TO ar.
rive. A party of six, icc ling j. b. "a
Rawson. arrived fr m Bodun SATURDAY.
aud are guests OF Mss. o i've Bertlctt.
Willard Bartlett. Al P.rSius. Josie Full.
ton and VIVA Rsy went 10 Ellsworth to-
day TO spend ths Fourth. 4 no girls will
stay a week to visit friends aud relatives
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COUNTY NEWS.
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BIRCH HARBoR.

Mrs. ID. A. Fitzgerald is visiting =,
Stopington.
Rev. Wallace Cutter called on friends
here Saturday.
Mrs. ]. N. Hancock, OF Winter narho,
visited here last week.
Miss Fannie Lindsey went to Corea Ga,
urdsy to remain until after the Fourth.
Capt. Rufus Allen, OF Silver Lake. Mas.
is visiting here, the guest OF Corvdor
Handy and family.
J. F. Perry and wife, of Prospect Ha,.
Dor, spent Sunday with Mrs. Perry's pa,:
ents, A. II. Winslow and wife.
Mrs. Ernest Rice and daughter virglui,
of Prospect Hsrbor, spent Saturday nigh,
and Sunday " Ito relatives here.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Miss May Conary, Of woodfords, is tie
guest OF relatives here.
Mrs. Nevin and family, OF New York,
are at their cottage on Mil island.
Capt. Walter Small arrived home
Wednesday from southern voyage in the
schooner Engenis.
Mrs. F. Billings, Mrs ]. Grindle and
Miss Nellie Friend, OF Sargentyille, and
Ms. N. Herrick, of Bar Island, were
guests Of Mrs. p. M. Friend Friday.
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ATLANTIC.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, of Boston, are at
the Anchorage.
Mr.. Huntsinger Is at the Island Rest.
His wife came two weeks ago.
Edwin Smith end wife, OF Portland, will
spend the season camping out" in part
of Capt. Llewellyn Joyce's house. Mr..
Smith is in poor health, and his physician
advised him to be near and on the salt
water.
Mrs. Beale opened her cottage at Kent's
point Wednesday. Mr.. Beale came Thurs
day night. he stopped at Rockiand to
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subscribers at JOG

: - subscribers at JOG
- sas g in ancock county:
al the other papers in the County COM
osasd do not reach so many. THE AMER
rcAE IS not the only paper priated in
Hancock eountg, and has neger claimed to
be, bat u Is the only paper that can prop
erts be called COUNTY Paper; all the
best are merely local papers. The eiretsla-
tion Of THE AMERICAS, barring the Bar
Burbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all The other papers printed
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BASS HARBoR.
Annie Barron is very III.

Mrs. Annie Barron is very III.
Mrs. Minnie Lewis O'Connor is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hiram Dix.
The Misses Spear, of Newton, Mass.
arrived Saturday and win spend several
weeks at the Seaside cottage.
The Allegro club gave an entertainment
Wednesday evening, which was very sue
eessiul considering the rainy weather.
The proceeds, about ga, will be used to-
wards buying bell for the schoolhouse.
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sARGENTYILLE.

George Simmons, Of Bangor, is visiting
Arthur Novels.
Alfred B. Page and wife, Of Needham,
Mass, are at the Lynnmore.
Mrs. Matte Sargent, wife OF Prof. Her.
bert Roberts, of Northheld, VT, came on
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sEpawIcK.

Smith Bros. have received large
schooner load OF coal.
George w. Adams and wife, Of Haverbill,
Mass. are in town. They are the guests
Of Mrs. Adams father, J. w. Penney.
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get his launch ready. He went TO Ston-
ington Saturday plight TO meet her, as she
was not ready when he left Rockisnd.
JuIy A. =,