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VALLEY FARM.

Companion court Sunbeam, /. o. F., will
present the drama "Yalley Farm" at Fox's
hall Thursday evening, June l, with the
following cast of characters:
Harold RuIledge. young New Yorker.
Austin Giles
Perry Deane, a son of the soil. Joseph salisbury
David Hildreth. New YORK lawyer.
Alvah Haslem
siIss Halcomb. owner of Valley Farm,
Wilson Googins
Ozaiiah Keep, r clock tinker -. " kingman
Jennings, servant at the Rutland mansion,
Rhuden Rankin
Hetty Holcomh a country flower trans
planted to city soil ....Jusephine Stanley
Isabel Carney, niece to David Hildreth.
Lenora kingman
Mrs Rutledge. Harold's mother.
Mrs Elizabeth Jordan
Alvin Holcomb. sister to silas,
Mrs Ella Martin
Lily Ann Tucker, who borrow. but never
gossips .....-.-...........h Mrs Lettle Wiley
verbena, hired girl At the farm .....Etta Blake
Refreshments will be served A dance
will follow. Music by Wilson.
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NORTH SEDGWICK.
May E.

Mrs. Melinda Allen has been quite ill
for week.
Mrs. Mabel w. Allen went to Charles
ton Monday to visit her parent for few
weeks.
Mrs. Ada Allen and Mrs. Hattie Clough
went to Bangor Monday, returning home
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. G. A. Grindle, of BROOKLYN, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. NJ. Allen.
She expects to return home Saturday.
She also visited her sister, Mrs. r. A. Ell
well, few days.
Monday afternoon George Sweet, a lad
about fifteen. was out sailing on Salt pond
when squat capsized his boat. He sue
ceeded in swimming ashore. Later some
boys rescued the boat.
Rev. S. NJ. Thompson has been holding
meetings this week. Rev. f. S. Drew, of
Brooklin, preached Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings The meetings are
well attended and interesting.
r. c. Abbott went to Bangor to the
Eastern Maine general hospital Monday.
Wednesday he had his foot amputated just
above the ankle. He is doing well. His
friends were all glad to hear Of the sue
cessful operation.
May p. RAE.
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sEAwALl..
NIay27.

Mrs. Viola Newman is slowly improv-
ing,
Ed. Newman is grading the lawn for
Ms. Nancy Sawyer. She viii have a very
attractive place.
Seawall is having its share of the old.
fashioned measles. Among the yic,i,,s
are Amos Deliver and three Of his cbH
dren, Dudley Dolliver, wife and little no.,
Mrs. Delsno and son Freeland. From,
Vinal Haven, are at her mothers. Mr.,
JAMES Walls, helping the family pact
Next Month they all go to vinal Haven
to live.
r. f. Newman last Thursday went 10
Duck Island in small 'pea-pod" ski1
fishing. He had c7ught between Is and
% worth of cod, when Cliff Foss and DBa-
ley Dolliver, in their naphtha, took him in
tow. When about half way in to Bun.
ker's ledge the breast hook broke and le,
the side away from the stern. The boat
filed so quickly that they could not save
the fish and he lost everything but the sail
and oars. This is the second narrow es-
cape MIR. Newman has had. With his
brother William he had to jump over.
board from sinking boat in Manset hsr-
Dor in a tough northeast snow storm at 4
O'Clock on December night.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WALTHAAi.

B. 5. Jellison and wife, OF Ellsworth
Falls, were in town Saturday and Sunday.
Sunday school was organized Sunday at
the church with large attendance. The
following officers were chosen: Superin-
tendent, Miss Isabel Jordan; assistant
superintendent, Mrs. Sadie Haslem;
treasurer, Mrs. Nettie DeBeck.
The s. /. L. NJ held its regular meeting
at the schoolhouse Friday afternoon. The
president being absent. vice president
Vernon Haslem opened the meeting. An
interesting programme was given as fol-
lows: Singing, Lurs Jordan; 1.-THE Little
Bird, Beatrice Haslem; Sprinkle Sun
shine, Newell Harrison; 1.-THE Week
Days, Sadie Hsslem; 1.-THE Game of
Quaker, Roland Haslem; 1.-THE Children's
Hour, Leota Hardison; johnny,
Harold Haslem; His New Brother,
Isaiah Haslem; Why He RAM, Oscar
Jordan; Looking Pleasant, Mildred
Haslem; 'An Old Song with New Tune,
Ethel Haslem; Kitchen Queen, Luyie
Hsslem; reading, Vernon Haslem. Much
interest is taken in the league which but
recently organize.
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The AMERICAN has s&6Scribers al I07
Of tse III post-oflces in Hancock county
All tae other papers iR the County com
b5Hed do not reach so many. THE AMERI-
CAN Is NOT the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has never claimed to
be, bat II Is the only paper that can prop
eTly be called COUNTY paper all the
rest are merely local papers. The circuta-
ton Of THE AdERICAS, barring the Bar
Harb0r Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
in Hancock county
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SARGENTNILLE.
May q.

Mrs. Henry W. Sargent is quite ill with
a cold.
The chapel circle met Thursday with
Mrs. Flora Sargent.
Mathews Gray, of Bangor, is at his
brothers, Robert Gray, for short visit.
Mrs. Aza Dodge, who has been visiting
her daughter in Bangor, has returned
home.
Archie Kingsbury, OF Medford, Mass,
has been the guest a few days ofIMiss
Flora Bowden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow, of Bangor, are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Sargent.
They came especially to see the new baby,
Edmond Henry.
Little May Louise, daughter of John
Paris, was quite badly bruised about the
head, face and arms by fall from a Tiger.
She fell between the wheels, and one hit
her or went over her.
The friends OF Mrs. Jennie Dock ham,
who was reported as going to the hospital,
did not go but underwent the operation at
her home, three physicians and a trained
nurse attending. She stood the operation
quite well, but is very low.
May p. NJ.
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SEAL COVE.
RAE.

Miss Emily Sawyer is visiting friends in
Southwest Harbor.
Capt. J. 5. Powers, who has been quite
i'll, is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Murphy are the
happy parents of fine girl !baby, born
May %.
Misses Mile Pierce and Annie Norwood
are home from Bluehill, where. they have
been employed in canning factory.
Mrs. Ella Walls, who spent the winter
in Mt. Desert, has been visiting friends
here She intends soon to move to Somes-
Vile.
Capt. s w Webster left for Bangor
May n, after spending few days at home.
His nephew, Sullivan Thurston, of Port
land, accompanied HIM, andi is going a
trip with Capt. Webster in schooner
Hattie II. Barbour.
May 27. d.
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BASS HARBOR.
MAY y.

Miss Ina Billings spent few days in
Belfast last week.
Frank Benson, lof Somerville, Mass, is
here for his vacation.
Mrs. Lizzie Benson returned to her home
in Somerville, Mass, Friday.
Miss Isabel Clark is at home from
Augusta, where she went last fall.
John Reed caught over thirty Goldfish in
his weir at Duck Cove one night recently.
Henry Albee and family returned Sun
day from visit to Mrs. Albee's relatives
in Belfast
J. B. Atwood arrived from Brewer Sat-
urday. He has rented the Benson store
for the season.
Edward and George Bunker saved about
five tons of coal from the wrecked
schooner j. Nickerson, on Johns island
reef.
Mr.. Reed, of Chicago, representing the
American Federation of Labor, was here
last week organizing a union of the
lobster catchers.
The four masted schooner Young Bros,
of Newport, laid in the harbor here during
the stormy weather last week. This har-
Dor is off the track of large vessels, and
this is the first four master that ever
anchored here.
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STONINGTON.

Miss Angelina Robbins, who has been
with Mrs. Daisy Spofford at Sunset for a
few weeks, has returned home.
Miss Tina Gray is with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Pressey, at Pressoy village All
hope she may be benefited ny the change
Mr.. Williamson, OF Cambridge, Mass,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Racklif,
and Sunday evening held meeting in the
Methodist church.
The sad news reached here Sunday of
the death of Capt. Eben Greenlaw, Of
Oceanville. His many friends here
extend sympathy to the family.
The wife and children of Rev c. N
Garland, OF Hampden, are visiting in the
neighborhood. This is the early home of
Mrs. Garland, and she has many friends
here who are glad to see her.
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COUNTY NEW >.
~ odiitiOnoT oo~ass Se,e. see s,Ae- passs
EAST BLUEHIIL.

EAST BLIEHllI-
F. D. Long is having the roof of his
house shingled.
Miss Ethel White left here last Thurs
day for weeks visit at stonington.
A. II. and A. E. webbcr are contemplate
ing building hen-house 100 feet long.
F. Homer Long, who is employed at
Everett, Mass, is at home for short
visit
Miss Msrgie Long, who has been IT.
tending a piano school at Bangor since
last October, returned last Tuesday.
Percy DeBeck, Of West franklin, with
wife and child, is visiting Mrs. DeBeck' 5
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scion A. Long.
Schooner Jennie Stubs, r. B. Long
master, arrived at Bluehill to-day. from
New York. She brought a cargo of coal
for Nahum Hinckley.
Charles Youtman has torn down house
formerly occupied by J. Robert Ashworth.
He viii use the material in the censtruc-
ton OF an ell to his house.
Mrs. Emma B., wife OF Gilbert Leach,
died st Penobscot, this morning. Mrs.
Leach was the daughter of John and
Christina Love. She was educated in the
district school here and at the Bucksport
seminary For several years she was a
successful school teacher. Mrs. Leach was
an estimable woman, and leaves many
friends to mourn her loss.
The Barney and Howard consolidated
show of magic art and moving pictures
exhibited here last Tuesday evening
Barney, with his magic art, and about one
half of the moving pictures advertised
were missing. Those shown were good.
Mr.. Howard is skillful drummer and
plays the bugle like veteran. After the
show he played his two-storied Brob-
dingnagian accordion while the young
people 'tripped the light fantastic toe.
May 26. G..
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoR.

Mrs. Kate Peters has returned home and
opened her house for the sunmer.
A large schooner arrived Saturday and
is discharging coal for n. T. Morse.
Miss Eva circuit, of East Sullivan, is at
Charles Blance's, ir., for the summer.
Miss Gertrude Bickford has been out OF
school for a week or more suffering from
rheumatism.
Mrs. c. B. Bromley has gone to Provi-
dence, r. l., to spend several weeks with
her children.
Mrs. Z. G. Abbott, OF Portland, has
made a recent visit here the guest of her
sister, Mrs. E. E. Rice.
Miss Dorcas Allen has returned home
from Somerville, where she has been
spending the winter.
Halcyon assembly of P. 5. had large
attendance Tuesday night when it
worked the initiatory degree.
1. :. Rays orchestra played for the grad
uation ball of the Milbridge high school
Tuesday night. Miss Susie Over attended
from here.
w. p. Hewins went to Boston the first
of the week and returned Tuesday with
his family. They are settled in their cot
tage for the summer.
Mrs c. c. Larrabee went to Franklin
Saturday, where she was the guest Of Miss
Lizzie Pherson until Monday when both
ladies went to Guilford to spent the week
with Mrs, Fred Leavitt.
The school improvement league is re-
hearsing for an entertainment to be given
Friday night. They will give the farce
entitled 1.-THE Obstinate Family, with
Rotations and music. A dance will
follow.
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BLUEIiILI..
May 26
G..

c. f. Leach and wife spent few days in
Bangor last week.
Mrs. Ethelbert Nevin, of New York, has
been in town day or two.
Mrs. E. A. Chase is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. l.. Herrick, in Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krehbiei, of New York,
came to occupy their cottage May 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cochran have ar
rived from Baltimore and opened their
cottage.
The Hancock County Conference OF Con-
gregational churches is to meet with the
church here June II and 15.
Mr.. Parker is having piazza and other
additions made on the house he recently
purchased of Isaac Closson.
Mrs. David Cuts returned from South
west Harbor May - where she had been
called by the illness and death of her
mother.
The Apollo quartette, OF Boston, has
been engaged for the graduation concert.
The graduation exercises will be held Fri
day afternoon in the town hall. Concert
in the evening.
Much sympathy is felt for Miss Tillie
Chapman a member of the senior class of
the academy, who is seriously i'll at her
home in East Bluehill
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ATLANTIC.
NJ
May 28.

Mrs. Grace Trask is boarding with Mrs.
Roscoe Joyce for a short time.
Mrs. Marshall, of Southwest Harbor, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. Gott.
Capt and Mrs Emery Joyce have
opened their ice-cream parlor for the
season.
Thomas Pinkham, who is cook of the
schooner Marion Turner, made short visit
home last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Hawkes. arrived home
Thursday night from Hallowell and Var
mouth, where they have been visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Lizzie Burns spent few days at
home last week, returning Thursday
morning to Deer Isle, where she has been
spending the winter.
May 26. S.
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MARLBORO.

Miss Ona Googins, Of North Hancock, is
visiting at Mrs. Clara Ford's.
Maynard Ford, who has been attending
Higgins classical institute, is home for his
vacation.
Mrs. Gardener Bowden has gone to
Portsmouth, n. H., where her husband
has employment.
Mrs. George Jellison, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. H. Remick, has
returned TO her home in Clifton.
May 27. ARE.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Capt. Benjamin H. Squirting has come
from the south mackerel seining, not hav-
ing been as successful as in former years,
and has now gone to the Cape Shore.
During the last three Sundays we have
had the usual services, Rev. Mr.. Crane
preaching in the Union meeting house
three Sundays ago, and Rev. Mr.. Freeman
preaching the last two weeks.
Mrs. Viola Phippen has returned home
from the Maine general hospital at Port
land much improved in health. Mrs. Eva
Richardson and Mrs. Frank Bunker are
yet at the hospital, but are doing nicely
Mr.. Herrick, of Northeast Harbor, came
here and moved the old >schoolhouse in
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SULLIVAN.
NiayT.I

Miss Helen Smith entertained the read
ing club on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. James Meynell will entertain We'd
nesday next
| Miss Helen Hill, of East Sullivan, was
in town calling on friends the present
week. We are always glad to see her
cheerful face among US.
Arthur Dyer, of New York, is coming to
spend the Sunday with his relatives, the
Humans. These visits of Mr.. Dyer,
though brief, are very much enjoyed by
both parties.
Decoration Day, on Tuesday next, is
giving promise of the usual amount of
attention. Thus do we remember our
fallen heroes as we ''cover them over with
beautiful flowers.
Emery Dunbar, lately returned from
southern California, where, with his wife,
he spent the winter months, is able to be
out in the air and also to ride out pleasant
days, though his recovery is not so rapid
as his friends hoped. Now that the cold
spring months are about over, it is hoped
he will gain faster.
The large three and four masters, which
come daily for their freights of stone and
go through the Falls, give lively business
for the tug boat Phillips Eaton which has
just come on the route after thorough
repairs. The average number of these
vessels is one a day, coming back from
West Sullivan deeply laden with stone
and giving evidence of brisk business
there.
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GOULDSBORO.
MAY 2.

Miss May Convey, of Lsmoine, is visit
ing relatives here.
The boarding house, in connection with
William Hutchings' steam mill, is nearing
completion.
The new r. F. d. route for Gouldsboro
is an assured thing. The route viii in
clude Gouldsboro Point and the Pond
district. 1t is just what has been needed
for long time.
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BIRCH HARBOR
ARE.

Mrs. Helen Peckham, of Boston, repre-
senting the Women's Baptist Home
mission society, gave an address at the
Baptist church Friday afternoon. She
told many of her experiences among the
Blanket Indians of the West, illustrating
her address with curios and pictures,
making it very interesting and instructive.
Mrs. PecSham will be in this State about
three weeks longer.
MAY q. C.
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HANCOCK POINT.

The plumbers have finished putting
in new bath tubs at the Tarratine.
c. L. Smith has moved his family to the
Point, Where he is getting ready to open
his livery stable.
Capt. J. G. Martin is at home while his
Nssel, the Mary B. Wellington, is loading
stone at Sullivan.
Mrs. E. L. Stearns, of Bangor, was here
Friday making arrangements for opening
her cottage for the summer.
Daisy Chester arrived home from Peak s
Island Monday, where she has been visit
ing her sister, NJ 5. Rollins Dobbin.
May rs. f.
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district No. ? to land nearby belonging to
the estate of the late Capt. Enoch B. Stan
ley. Carpenters are now finishing the
building into a dwelling and store for the
widow of Edward A. Stanley. The
house which has served as a school
house and town hall during the last four
score years has proven to be in remark
ably good state Of preservation.
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Thomas Coster arrived from Boston
Friday.
Frank R. ODER, of Tufts medical school,
is at home foI weeks vacation.
Mrs. Richardson, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles n. Small, returned
home Friday.
Miss Laura Tracy attended the gradua-
tion exercises and bali at Milbridge last
Wednesday evening.
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FRANKLIN ROAD

Miss Title Martin was here last week.
Miss Efiie Mcfarland went to Sullivan
last week.
Willie Stewart, who was seriously i'll a
few days, is improving.
Herbert Hall, Miss Edna Gallison and
Mrs Annie Graves were admitted in the
secrets OF Pocahontas council Wednesday
evening.
NAV q. G.
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NORTH LAMOINE.
May q.

Miss Edith Rice, of Levant, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. S. ]. Young.
George Christie is employed in the hos
pital at Worcester, Mass.
Ralph Hagen went Wednesday to Wor-
cester, Mass, to obtain employment in
the hospital there.
May q. Y.
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Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles,
Druggists refund money II PAZ0 OINTMENT
fails TO cure any case, no matter of how long
standing, in TO IA days. First application gives
ease and rest. SOC. II your druggist hasn't II
send &C In stamps and IL win be forwarded
postpaid by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis Mo.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.
Little Nettie Clarke is ill.

Little Nettie Clarke is ill.
Nahum Jellison, who has been ill, is
better.
Arthur Jellison is at home from Charles
ton, where he has been attending school.
Mrs. A. L. Colby spent last week with
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her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Eldridre. in
waterville.
Mrs. Harry Perkins, who has been at 2
L. Colby's the past two weeks, returned -
her home at Rockland Monday.
May q. n
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E NJ VISION

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how SCOTS Emulsion deals with
sore throat, a cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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The Washington times., 1905-03-03
NAN PATTERSON MAY
NOT VISIT SISTER

NEW YORK, March 3.-John Ran
dolph Patterson, the. father Of Nan :-;sc- Pat-
terson, who is in the Tombs awaiting
trial on the charge OF numbering Caesar
Young, this morning called on Assistant
District Attorney Rand and showed hin
a dispatch just received from Washing
ton. stating that the prisoners sister 5t
belts. Mr.. Patterson begged of Mr.
Rand that he give the enT TaTden Rfes Pd OF the
son TO Washington, in the care OF a
jailer, to visit her dying sisters bed
side
AIR. Rand said there was nothing in
the law that would permit him T. to g grant
snme such a responsibility. To satisfy
the old man. howeyer e1dne MF Rand "a the eaed Iafl
tfr,s bonoA in IakeVille, and told him
of Mr.. Pattersons request. Mr.. Jerome
indCrsed Mr.. Rand's words
district attorney in tears, Mr.. Rand
tried to comfort him with the assur,
ance that his daughters trial would
come off next month
The Washington times., 1905-03-03
BLOCH HANGED
HAD No BROTHER
Mother Discredits SeIf-AI-
legged Murderer.
"ADoLPH BLOCH. IS INSANE
View Taken of Case by Allentown
ofIcials-Executed Man, However.
Maintained Innocence.
'.aDoLPH BLOCH is INSANE

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March 3--"Adoiph
Bloch of Washington, Pa, who claims
TO have committed the murder for which
his alleged brother, Eugene Bloch, was
hanged Tuesday, must be insane.
Eugene Bloch had no brotHeTs anu
never had.
Mrs. Bloch, who is now at the poor
house was called up by phone and she
said she never had but one son, Eu-
The Washington confession is evident
Bloch leaves these sisters only: Anna
M widow of Lewis Maggie; Euora, wife
of John Burkhard: Matilda r.. wife OF
Edwin Newhard; Mary, and Ida.
WASHINGTON, Pa. March S.-Strick-
on with remorse for "a crime which his
brother expiated on the galloWs Iuesday
at Allentown Adolph j. Bloch. aged 70,
of Philadelphia, is in the washington
county jail awaiting a hearing on
charge of murder to which he mas con-
fcSSed.
His brother, EuBene Bioci' W.
hanged at Allentown on Tuesday for
the murder of Mrs. Kate Fatzinger. on
August s. 1858.
Adolph Bloch has stated to local Off
c;aIs that he killed the woman ana that
his brother went to the gaHows an m
nOcent man.
Bloch, who is a mill worker employed
at a steel plant at Canonsburg. few
miles north of this city, first learned OF
his brothers execution at Allentown
Yesterday, when a companion OF ms
read aloud to him q newspaper Item
giving details of the hanging.
nv Cod" said Bloch, that's my
brot6erI He never killed that woman
| am the murderer, and should nave
been hanged instead of Eugene.