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EAST SULLIVAN.

Richard Martin and family were over
from Bar Harbor to spend Easter.
John Tracy and wife and Miss Wilma
Googins walked across the bay from Ash's
Point to attend Easter service.
Capt. and Mrs. j. s. Lord and Miss Hall
were called to Steuben by the death of
their brother-in-lsw, Phiio Lewis.
Work is proceeding rapidly on the shop
owned by Fred Pstten, which is to be
occupied by Edward Guptill as black
smith and repair shop.
The dramatic club played "a Fisher
mans Luck" to large and well d eased
audiences last Wednesday. George Graham
came over from Bar Harbor to take the
part which he filled so acceptably on the
previous presentation OF the drama.
The decorations at the hall for Easter
were simple but effective. Hemlock and
potted plants, with few willing hands.
helped much to show the spirit OF the
spring festival. Capt. o. P. Bragdon's
Sunday school gave concert In the even.
Ing, Mrs. Edward Brsgdon putting her
usual energy into the affair. Miss Ordway
was accompanist. The sudden attacks OF
hoarseness which afflicted many during
the dsy, made some changes in the pro-
gramme which otherwise was most enioy-
able.
April 4. III
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EAST SURRY.
DEATH OF CLARA A. Foeo,

DEATH OF CLARA A. FooG,
Died at Pownal April l, Clara A, widow
OF Jason P. Fogg, aged fifty years. Mrs.
Fogg was the youngest daughter of
Nathaniel and Tryphena Bowden, of
Penooscot, where she lived until her mar
risge to N. Y. Chatto, OF Bluebill in
1873. MIR. Chstto was drowned at sea a
few years later, leaving her with three
small children, two OF whom survive
Mrs. Margery Fogg, OF Roxbury, Mass,
and Mis-. Nettie 7. Fullerton, of Els
worth.
In 1884 abe married Jason P. Fogg, of
PownaI and by this marriage leaves three
children-Ciifford, Lois and Frances
Fogg, with whom she lived, being most
tenderly cared for through years OF suf-
fering which she so patiently bore.
Besides her children she leaves two
brothers, Nathaniel and Bsily Bowden, OF
Bloehill, and four sisters-Mary Carter,
of Ellsworth; Susan Mosley, OF Hancock;
Julia Chatto, of Surry and Almirs Snow,
Of Hardwick VT, who has faithfully stood
over her the last four mont hs, and done
all loving sister could do to he her
last days of intense suffering.
April 2. c.
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OTIS.
THELMA.

Mrs. Jason Grant is in failing health.
Mrs. Belle Ash, CT Franklin, is with her
parents, Jason Grant and wife.
Mrs. W. W. Tibbetts returned the 26th
from weeks visit to Bar Hsrbor.
John E. Bunker, jr., of Bar Har Dor, was
in town the 2ssh to attend town meeting.
Emery Wiley and Olive Salisbury, of
this place, were married the 2sth at Lake.
wood.
Edgar Robbins and wife have broken up
housekeeping. They will move to Hull's
Cove, where Mr.. Robbins has employ
nent.
Augustus Kincaid and wife, of Els
worth Falls. who have been visiting their
brother, Bert -kincsid, for some weeks,
returned last Thursday.
JED Salisbury and wife have the SYM
pathy of their many friends in the loss of
their girl baby, who died Friday evening.
Funeral services were held at their home,
Monday morning, Rev. j. P. Simonton
Of Ellsworth, officiating.
April 4. DAVIS.
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MARLBORO.
M. L..

Addison Saunders, of Surry, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Fred Anderson.
Isaac Vincent fell on the ice last week
hurting his shoulder quite badly.
Mrs. 'Elmira Moon who has been visit
ing in Sullivan, has returned to David
NJ oseiy's.
Mrs. William Vincent, OF Boston, Is
visiting MIR. Vincent's parents, Isaac Vim
cent and wife.
Fred Anderson and wife spent few
days last week with Mrs. Auderson's pa
rents, Hollis Saunders and wife, in Surry,
Miss Bertha Hopkins and Miss Julis
Barron, who spent last week with Mrs
S. II. Remick, have returned to Their
homes in Ellsworth.
Crystal Bragdou and sister, OF Mill
nocket, are visiting their grandmother
Mrs. Warren Grover. Mrs. Bragdon and
two smaller children are expected soon.
/ Mrs. Mary Mcintyre spent last week in
Ellsworth with her son Daniel and FAM
lily. Miss Katie, who has been caring TO,
Mrs. Daniel McIniyre the past few
months, came home for few days. STE
returned to Ellsworth Sunday.
Aptil2 ARE.
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WEST EDEN.
April 2.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lee Fogg have gone to
Bangor.
Melvin Joy Is ill with an attack of
chilis and fever.
School began last Monday under the
instruction of Miss Mabel Smith.
Mr.. Barton has rented Everett Higgins
place and moved there last Saturday.
Miss Marion Kittredge will go to
Northeast Hareor day to stay with her
sister.
Abigail Mayo has rented her farm O
Freeman Smith. OF Bar Harbor, who in
tends to occupy 1t soon.
The Village improvement society held
an apron sale and supper last Tuesday
evening at Town Hill hall.
The drama "Driven from Home" by
local talent, was recently played at Masonic
hall, Somesville, to full house. 1t proved
quite popular and the actors showed care
full study in their parts which made it
unusually interesting.
April 4. s.
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ANON.
SOUTH BRooKsvILLE.


The first flock of geese was seen Fri
day.
A. V. Gray is finishing Chase Robert
sons new house.
Capt. o. M. Gray has put a new fore
topmast on the Mabel.
Capt. Young, of Winterport, is getting
the Olive Branch ready for sea.
Uncle Daniel Howard, our oldest citizen
had choppiug match Friday.
S. B. Blake has sold the old Betsey
Wood ward farm to Herbert Black.
Capt. n. L. Black went to Rocklsnd
Monday to start his vessel, the Charles j.
Willard.
Irwin Black, who has been at home for
few days, has returned to his work at
Bar Harbor.
Quite large crew is at work on the NJ.
d. Chatto's quarry and small one ON the
Wilson quarry.
Mics e. J. Bates, who has been at Gram
berry Isles the past winter, is at home
for short vacation.
March Is. c.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs Elizabeth Bragdon, of Lamoine, ia
visiting relatives In town.
Rev c. e. Petersen leaves for confer
enee at Pittsfield this week.
BlaisdelI & Blsisdeil have day and night
crews manufacturing slaves at their mill.
Contracts for long lumber are also heir e
flied.
Miss Addie Bunker, who is spendil q
her Easter vacation at home, leaves short
ly for Cambridge, Mass, where she is en-
Dyed teaching.
Schools begin the spring term next
Monday. Joseph ii. Doyle, who is super
intendent, succeeds s. s. Scsmmon, whose
mill business demands his entire atten-
ton. Mr.. Scammon has been identified
with educational matters here many years
and has been faithful officer.
Kew. c. E. Petersen preached to a large
congregation Sunday. The church deco
rations OF pine, potted plants, palms and
Easter lilies were effectively arranged by
Messrs. Butler and Gay, Mrs. Bunker and
Miss Dunn. Easter music was sung
heartily, las unto the Lord" The solo,
Eternal Day." by Mrs. II. q. Bunker, de-
serves special mention. Mrs. Pickett was
organist.
April 4. b.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Archie Kief is home from Bangor.
Percy Jordan is visiting at C. M. Kit
tredges.
Harvey Bragdon spent a few days In
Waterville the past week.
Shirley T. Rice, of West Lsvant, visited
relatives and friends here recently.
Jordan Holt, ID. d. s., OF Phillips, made
n short visit to his old home last week.
Mrs. Edward F. Young is visiting her
brother, Rev. w. H. Rice, in West Levant.
Miss Emma Austin went Saturday to
Winter Harbor to teach the primary
school.
samuel Robinson, of Sullivan, who has
been the guest of his sister, Mrs. /. B.
Hagsn, has returned home.
Daniel Champion and wife, of Lakeport,
N. H., are the guests OF Mrs. Champions
mother, Mrs. Abbie e. Austin.
April 4. Y.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST aARBoR.

Il
Edmon Day is still on the sick list.
orvill Bartlett, OF Center. is working for
Stephen Gllley.
Mrs. abbie Lurvey has recovered from
her fall on the ice.
Mrs. Myra Walts, who has been i'll for
two weeks, is improving.
Mrs. Walter Stanley is visiting her son
Frank at Northeast Harbor.
Joseph Norwood Is night Waterman at
the Goose Cove sardine factory.
Woodbury. Gilley and wife are keeping
house in part OF the Cook cottage.
Mrs. Mont GtIley and Mrs. John Tinker,
who have been Ill, are recovering.
Alfred Drawn and wife spent few days
In Trenton last week with his daughter.
Benjamin Giiley, of steuben, formerly
of Southwest Harbor, is visiting friends
here.
Dennis Nor~ood, OF West fremont,
spent Sunday with his father, Capt. Robbie
Norwood.
Miss Mary A. Carroll has returned from
Opeacha, where she has been teaching
school. She is with her sister at Manset.
I Mrs. Walter Lurvey has been III. She is
at the home of Henry Trundy and is
being cared for by her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Z.
Trundy.
Seth Lurvey, Edwin Hersey, John
Tinker, Barry Gilley and Sam Lurvey are
working at Goose Cove taking down the
sardine factory which is being moved to
Prospect.
April 4. T.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Miss Angie Smith is visiting friends in
Eastbrook.
Miss jamie Springer has gone to Bangor
for an indefinite period.
Eugene Butler is on the steamer Pema-
quid for few days as fireman.
Mrs. Belle Clark was up from Bar Har-
Dor. last week, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Vida Abbott is assisting Mrs.
George w. Butler In cooking at the mill
boarding house.
Eugene orcutt, wife and family have
moved to Sullivan, where they will man
age the boarding house of Bragdon, Fer
maid d Gordon.
April 2. CH,E'FR
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Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, but it is The only paper that can prop
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sson Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, is larger
than that of all the other papers printed
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BROOKLYN.

Mrs. r. r. Babson is Ill with the grip.
Lewis Smith was in Bluehill last week.
r. r. Bsbson has purchased fine piano.
Jerry Sullivan, of Rockisnd, was In
town last week.
FL. $. Kane has opened his clam factory
at Center Harbor.
Miss Edna Parker, who has been EN-.
ployed in Bluehill, is at home.
Frank Staples, OF Rockiand, is the guest
OF his mother, Mrs. Augusta Staples.
Mrs. Edith Phillips has been visiting
Mrs. Nellie hagerihy in Surry.
A. F. Blake has gone to Bar Harbor
where LIE will be employed during the sea-
son.
Mrs. F. A. Bridges and Miss Gladys
visited Mrs. Frank Candsge, OF South
Bluehill, last week.
Belcher Tyler died suddenly at his home
at West Brooklin, March %. He leaves a
wife, mother and two brothers.
Albion Sargent, an aged citizen of North
BROOKLYN, died at the home OF his son,
March 30, after short illness of pneu-
monia. He leaves one son, Arthur, and
daughter, Mrs. Staples, OF Roekland, and
three brothers.
Schools have been assigned as follows:
West Brooklin, Mrs. Alena Fiye; North
Brookiin, Miss Jennie Cole; Naskeag, Miss
Mary Nelson; Corner, Mrs. Nellie
Hagerthy, of Surry; Center Harbor, Miss
Musa Doiisrdi No. 7, Miss Gertrude Par
ker; No. Q, Miss Emma Hamilton.
April A. UNE FEMME.
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pEDHAM.
CH'E'ER.

Miss Alice Black and Leslie Burrili are
attending school In Bangor.
Miss Nellie venadstein, of Brewer, is
the guest of Miss Lena Black.
Mrs. A. c. Burriil is in Brewer for few
Gays with her daughter, Mrs. J. e.
Turner.
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin, who has been
at home for some days, has returned to
her work In Bangor.
W. w. Heath has rented his maple
syrup plant to B. v. Grant, of West Eden,
who is operating 1t.
Willard Eldridge had a fine pair Of
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COUNTY NEWS.
SWANS ISLAND.

George A. Tainteris infant child Ralph
died April 1, aged about one year.
II. NJ. Carter, OF Bluehill, is here trying
to organize a lodge of the J. o. U. A. NJ.
The v. /. society met with Mrs. B. r.
Stinson Friday, and si.5o was received In
the treasury.
Road Commissioner Walker was In
Rockland last week, and purchased pair
OF heavy horses for work on the roads.
The schooner J. Arthur Lord, of
TIsbury. Mass. arrived March 30 with
coal for the vinal Haven & Rockland
Steam boat Co.
Superintendent Hooper set new der
rick for the NJ. Baird Contracting Co.'s
quarry last week. The mast Is OF hard
pine, and sixty feet in length.
April 4. DAVID.
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Charles Reed is at work for Henry
CLARK at Southwest Harbor.
B.R. Lunt left Monday for Monhegan
to work for the government.
Mrs. George W. Murphy, who has been
III for the past week, is improving.
Miss Bertha Murphy has gone to Nc
Kinley to live with Mrs. Edmond Reed.
Mrs. W. D. Walls and children, OF Seal
Cove, are with Mrs. L. M. Lunt, who is
quite i'll.
Miss Bernice Murphy has gone to Nc
kinney to work for her aunt, Mrs. Ned
Murphy.
Ashbury Lopaus left this week for New
buryport, where he will work for the
government.
The people of the place had concert
and ice. cream supper Wednesday evening
for the benefit of their pastor, Rev. A. P.
Thompson.
Edmond Reed and family have moved
house for the summer. MIR. Reed will be
night Waterman in the sardine factory.
Rev. A. P. Thompson and Mrs, Blanche
Dix were married recently. All friends
wish them success in their future life,
Mr.. Thompson will leave the charge OF
our church.
Capt. Ashton Lunt, who has been at
home for the past eight months on the
sick list, has so far recovered as to be able
to resume his former business, and will
leave Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dow have the sym.
pathy of all in the loss of their infant
daughter, Helen Natalie, who was born
March 20, and died April /. Mrs. Dow Ii
doing well at this writing.
April 4. THELMA.
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COUNTY NEWS.
.or adatttonaL oo.nlg Ne,es Bee oLher page
OTTER CREEK.

Miss Vests Davis returned from South
west Haroor Thursday.
Ralph Walls, who has been Ill With
the grip, Is recovering.
Miss Annie Nichols went to Bangor
Thursday for a few weeks.
In the absence OF the pastor the prayer
meeting Thursday evening was led ey
Mr.. White, of Seal Harbor.
At the church Sunday afternoon the
pastor, Rev. A. P. Mcdonald, delivered an
Easter sermon, and the special musical
programme WAS as follows: &C
Organ voluntary. ....Mrs Cora B Walls
DoxoloRy
Losds prayer
Gloria PATTI
Responsive reading
Duet-The Lords own Day
Scripture reading
Anthem-Jehoyah reigns
Prayer
Respose
Offertory
Hymn--Seek Him not
Sermon
Receiving of members into church
Communion
Closing hymn-Guard and guide
Benediction
April 4. ANON.
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cheerful they look, their little green
heads fully an inch above the snow.
Rev. Wallace Cutter preached his last
sermon here yesterday. All are sorry to
lose him, but his III health compels him
10 go 10 town farther from the coast.
He leaves Wednesday for Pittsfield to at
tend the East Maine conference.
April 4. jim.
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GoULDsBoRo.
Rrr

Winslow Perry has been spending a
week at Steuben, visiting his cousin, Ell
mer Dorr.
The ice-cream sociable and apron sale
of Friday evening and Saturday afternoon
at Freeman hall were success socially and
financially.
From where sit can see the lilies
peeping up through the snow, and very
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GREAT POND.

George A. Clarry, who Is in very poor
health. has gone to Bangor for medical
treatment.
Gates Chick and wife, OF Clifton, are
visiting their nephew, Everett Williams,
who Ia very Ill.
Martin Rowe and wife have been the
guests OF F. e. Mace and wife for few
days at Middle Branch.
Clyde Laaghiin, who went up the west
sranch of the Penobscot, was taken Ill
and came home. he now has typhoid
fever.
April a. e.
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OAK POINT.
SPEC.

John Kimball is up river on a fishing
trip.
Miss Allies Minton is employed at Sails
bury Cove.
Capt. John S. Dolliver has gone to Rock
land to purchase vessel.
Miss Angie A. Alley made a short call
home Saturday, accompanied BY Miss
Mabel Gray.
April T. PLUTARcH.
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HANCOCK.

Arno d. Foss, one OF our plucky young
sportsmen, killed wild goose weighing
eight pounds, Saturday. This is the first
one killed here this season. A few days
previous he shot fine seal.
There will be necktie ball and supper
Friday evening, April 20, at the town hall
under the management of A B. Foss.
Ladies are to furnish neckties. Music by
Higgins orchestra OF three pieces, of
Ellsworth.
April 4. SPEC.
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horses drowned by breaking through
the ice on the mill pond near the village
last Monday.
Anril IL.
PROSPECT HARBoR.

John Coombs has gone to Petit Menan
island, where he will spend the summer.
W. II. Bunker and wife of South
GouIdsboro, were guests at j. NJ. Will
liams' last week.
Marcus Cieaves and wife, OF Smithville,
were at E. w. Clesves' two days the fi's
of the week.
Ernest Cole leaves this morning for
watervlile to resume his studies at the
Coburn classical institute.
Mrs. Della Noonan, OF Gouidsboro, is
spending few weeks With her dsug hter,
Mrs. WEIGH Moore.
John Coombs had pleasant surprise on
Tuesday when a party Of relatives took
dinner with him.
Nelson Morse and wife and Mrs. Ernest
Rice attended a meeting OF the Eastern
Star in Winter Harbor Monday evening.
The schools commence this morning
Miss Marion Wilson In the grammar
grade, and Miss Margaret Moore In the
primary.
The Steuben dramatic club gave the
four-act drama Pest Redemption" here
Friday and Saturday evenings. The
speciaities were particularly pleasing, and
heartily encored.
Alfred hamilton and wife opened their
new home to the V. 1. society which they
entertained Wednesday, with twenty
eight In attendance. Mrs. WEIGH Moore
Is 10 be the next hostess.
Or. and Mrs. G. c. Lafrabee opened
their hospitable home to an invited CON-
pany to dinner on Friday. Twenty-Five
were invited. Raymond Guptili and
wife and Miss Lizzie Pherson, OF Gouids-
boro, were in the party.
There was a good attendance at the
Methodist church Sunday morning to
hear Mr.. Cutters farewell sermon. The
church looked pretty with Its Easter
decorations. During the two years OF
Mr.. Cutters passionate here, he has made
many friends who wish him success Ia
his new field.
The Methodist Sunday school had its
Easter concerts planned on Sunday even
ing. The exercises were under the direc
ton OF Mrs. Margaret vansaw, assisted
by Mrs. John Stinson and other ready
helpers. Following was the programme,
singing-HaiI Him....................... School
Re- ponsive reading Mathew 2sti-l5
Prayer. pastor. followed by Lords Prayer
by school
Recitation-Apostie's Greed. School
song-Chrisi Has Chorus choir
Recitation Easter Story ......Mrs Fred seavy
Esercise-God's Garden girls
Solo ...........................h rs John u Cole
Recitation. .......Miss Marion wasgatt
kxerelse-Ring Glad Bels...... Primary class
Recitation. $3.50. ..--............. Calvin Sunson
Exercise Linked to the Cross. Eight girls
hecltation' Miss Alta Cole
song-Li,tle Ones are singing ......... Children
Recitatlon.......- .-........-.. Miss Vera Morse
Exercise-Littie Daisies. girls
Solo. ....Mrs Henry Hamilton
Recitation. Miss Grace Wilson
hecltation.. Harvard Colwell
Remarks-what 10 Easter TO Us,
Pastor. Rev Wallace Cutter
Collection
Closing song-I Know My Reedeemer Lives
Benedielion.
ApriI3 3. C.
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SOUND.

Isaac Higgins Is very feeble.
Sidney Higgins has rented Perry Sar-
gents house.
Winifred Sargent, of Northeast Har-
Dor, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Emily Sargent.
George Nickerson and Miss Lizzie Stan
Icy. of Salisbury Cove, are to be married
Wednesday afternoon at the Salisbury
Cove church.
April 4. B,
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MT. DESERT.

In recent report OF the election In
Mt. Desert an error was made In the
names OF the officers. The board of Sc
lectmen, assessors and overseers Of the
poor are Lyman II. Somes, L. E. Holmes.
w. ii. Whitmore; clerk, L. H. somes.
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