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SOAP PLANT FOR STATEN ISLAND
Proctor & Gamble Company Will
Double Capacity Of Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, October 10.-The
Proctor & Gamble Co. has purchased sixty
eight acres of land on Staten Island. en-
which a large plant will be erected soon.
The plant will have an annual output Of
double the capacity that the Cincinnati
plant had in 1890. when the company was
organized. At the outset $500 hands will
be employed.
The cost of the erection of the plant and
the purchase of the property will be about
81 100000.
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EDITOR FINED 500.
For Alleged Wrongful Use of Money
in Primary.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND. Va, October 10-In the cor
poration court today Col a. b. Williams,
editor of the News Leader. indicted for
wrongful use of money in connection with
the municipal primary. was fined 800.
He frankly told all in connection with
the case. saying he had given a check for
the money, and made no effort to conceal
anything. The jury recommended that the
fine be remitted. This Is the first convic-
ton of the many indictments returned by
the several grand juries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-10
Insurance Witness Sailed.

NEW YORK. October I0-George w.
Perkins of ]. p. Morgan & Co. and vice
president of the New York Life Insurance
Company. who recently testified before the
insurance Investigating committee, sailed
Tor Bremen today on the steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm II. IS
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RAILWAYS PACIFIC PLANS.

Large Land Holdings Secured Secretly
by the c., NJ. and st. p.
TACOMA. Wash. October 10.--The Chi
cago. Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Company yesterday purchased more than
100 acres of tide-land property located on
the water front. for which they paid In
excess Of $T50000. making almost q mill
lion dollars worth OF terminal property
now owned In Tacoma by the Milwaukee,
The property adjoins thu holdfnan secured
secretly at 9 cost Of $lD00a0 more than :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-10
STAR HALFBACK I'LL.
Minnesota Team Player Out of This
Years Games,

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-James Irsfield,
star half back of the Minnesota foot ball
team and selected by Camp in 1903 for all
western right half back. has fallen Ill with
pneumonia complicated with pleurisy and
vii be out of the game this year. He went
in after practice Saturday and stood while
heated under a cool shower Ifor1 twenty
minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-10
Toxic Function for Hartman Party.

TOXIC. October 10.-The garden party
given today by Count Inouye. secretary of
the home department. at his residence here
to E. H Hartman and his party was a
great success A typical autumn day fa-
them1aives They especially admired the
counts rare collection Of Japanese antique
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OBJECT TO BOOKER WASHINGTON
Purdue University Students Demur to
His Lecture.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, October 10.-Two
hundred students at Purdue University are
In open rebellion against the proposed COM
ing of Booker T. Washington to lecture In
the university lecture course They de-
mand that the-invitation be recalled.
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Young Norfolk Attorney, Arrested.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NORFOLK, Va, October 10-J Garrett
Baxter, a young attorney here who has
been writing threatening letters to Mayor
Riddick, Police Chief Boush and others
was arrested this afternoon upon Iunacy
charges and committed to jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-10
Electsd to Railway Directorate.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, October 10.--New-a
ton Erb and q. NJ Cumming. both of New
York, were today elected new members CT
the board OF directors of the wisconsin
C,4nxrnl halfway Cnuanany-
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NEaRo SUSPECTS HELD.
Accused Of Burning Barn and Live
20 = Stock In Virginia.

hSSCSsSA ~ = - 61&&1sss
Special Dspatch to The Star.
j, SUFFOLK. Ya... October 10--In South
arnpton county. Va. Hurricane Branch
last night ran down with bloodhounds and
arrested two negroes accused of burning a
barn and several horses and mules at Dell
aware Va. II s.
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At THE WHITE HOUSE
Leading Feature Of the Presi-
dents Message
WILL BE ON RATES
WORDS OF APPROVAL FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
No Selection Of Public Printer-Judge
Calhoun Reports on His Trip
to Venezuela.
BE ON RATES

The principal feature Of President Roose-
velt's message to Congress will be his Ut
terances on railroad rebate and similar
legislation. His remarks will be emphatic,
pungent and unquestionable In their de-
mand for legislation that will leave no
doubt as to the powers of some tribunal to
pass upon the question Of rates. The Pres
ident will lead the element that believes In
effective legislation. He will point out that
he wants just as fair treatment of the rail-
roads as Of the people and business inter-
ests of the country. and that no other kind
Of law will suit the vast majority Of people.
The President has been receiving unstint-
ed approval Of his course, and senator's and
representatives have been calling upon him
and writing him to assure him that they
will give him the strongest backing he ever
had. Senator Cullom and Representative
Rodenburg of Illinois had q long talk with
the President today on the question of rail-
road legislation. They both assured him
that the people had in no wise abated their
demands for legislation that will cure ex-
listing evils and that the country was almost
SOlidly with him
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w EsTr EDEN.

School begins tomorrow under the in
struction OF Miss Mabel Smith.
Mrs. o. o. Hayward who has been quite
Ill is little better.
drama by local talent will be pre-
sented to the public at Town Hill hall
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Master Clarence Suminsby, OF Bar Har-
Dor, is spending the school vacation with
his grandparents, T. B. Knowles and wife.
G. w. Kittredge, wife and daughter
Eleanor spent New Years day with their
daughter, Mrs. Alice Graves, at. North
east Harbor.
Masters Malcolm and Arden Peach have
gone to Northeast Harbor to spend the
winter with their mother who has en-
ployment there.
Raymond Kittredge and wife, formerly
OF this place, have gone to Greenville to
resids for year. Mr.. KittreGge has en-
ployment there as express agent.
Jan. 2. MUM.
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Cutting Up q Whale,

When q fish, as the whalers will
forever call Il whale, is taken, the ship
gets alongside. and the creature is fixed
head and tail in a curious and ancient
fashion, so that by Stacking or tighten
ing the ropes each part of the vast
body can be brought uppermost A
whole boat may be seen inside the
giant mouth, the men hacking with
axes to slice away the ten foot screens
of bone, while others, with sharp
spades, upon the back are cutting off
the deep great coat of fat in which
kindly nature has wrapped up this
most overgrown of her children. In
few hours all is slowed away in the
tanks, and a red islet, with white pro-
jecting bones. lies alongside and sinks
like d stone when the ropes are loosed.
Some years ago man, still linger-
ing on the back, had the misfortune
to have his foot caught between the
creatures ribs at the instant when the
tackles were undone. Some cons hence
those two skeletons, the one hanging
by the foot from the other, may grace
the museum of a subtropical Green
land or astonish the students of the
SpitzDergen Institute of Anatomy
Exchange.
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EAST ORLAND.

Frank Durham, of Castine, visited rela.
tives here Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Wentworth and Mrs. Fiors
Dorr were In Bangor Saturday.
Mrs. Matilda BowdeD, OF Monroe, IL
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Martha Blais.
dell.
Ray Fellows and Miss Madge Gilmore
were the guests OF Miss Bernice Mason
Thursday.
Misses Bernice Mason and Bertha Dori
returned to Bangor high school to-day
after vacation Of two weeks at home.
The friends of Miss Barbara, daughter
OF Irwin Bell and wife, were saddened
to hear OF her death which occurred last
week at her home in Portland, Conn
They have been summer residents here
for several years.
Ian q MI.
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NORTH sEDGWICK.
g..

Mrs. Nellie Pierce, who visited her sis
ter at West Brooklin, has re. urned home.
r. G. Abbott and wife spent New Years
day in BluehiIl with Mrs. Eliza Herrick,
Mrs. Abbott's daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet, of Ellsworth, are
with Mrs. Carrie Ciosson for the winter.
Mr.. Sweet is working for John Thurstoi.
Miss Esther Allen, who is attending the
high school at bluehilI, spent the Christ
mas holidays at home. She will return
for the winter term.
IL. Hendrick, wife and son Bert, Mrs
Rose Herrick and G. Henderson and wife,
of South Bluehill, were in town Friday.
They attended the grange meeting in the
evening.
G. II. Closson and wife, of Sedgwick,
who left New York Dec. 10 at midnight In
thick snow storm, arrived at Hamilton,
Bermuda, the 18th. They had very
rough passage, and the steamer was
twenty-four hours late. Mrs. Closson
writes they landed and took ride around
the town to see the sights, and lunched at
the Hamilton hotel. There were flower
ing plants, trailing vines and beautiful
roses growing by the roadside. MIR.
Closson is gaining in health and enjoys q
warmer climate. The steamer sailed at
O'Clock the 18th for Barbados.
Ian q RAE
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INDIAN POINT.

William Walls Is home after ten
months absence at sea.
Mrs. Abbie Walls, of Northeast Harb Dor,
came Christmas to spendsthe holidays.
Miss Ida Harding Brown spent Christ
mas day at her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Harding.
Mrs. Belle Herlihy and son Walker
spent Christmas with her mother, MRS.
Abbie Higgins.
Mrs. Abbie Higgins went to Bar Harbor
Christmas to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs c. ii. Norris.
Miss Jessie Leland and Roswell Leland,
wife and little daughter spent Christmas
with their parents, Sam c. Leland and
wife.
The Christmas exercises for the Sunday
school passed veryI pleasantly. The tree
was well loaded an dathe decorations pre-
sented by Mrs. Kennedy, Of New York,
were beautiful. The generosity and in
fuence of Mrs. Kennedy and DR..
Schauffier, of New York, are great help
to this school. Friends I'm Bari Harb Dor are
also interested and donate literally.
Jan. 2. H.
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Disciplining PersiansPrinces.

In country where tomorrow 10 more
important than to-day the virtue of
pnuctnality ia not considered Important.
Tue Persians regulate their watches by
the setting OF the sun; that is to say at
shutdown all well-ree ulated watches
should point to twelve O'Clock. The man
Der OF telling the time from that moment
Is question: of 50 many hours after sum
set for the first six hours, or SO many
hours before sunrise for the next six
hours. The meeting of the hands once
more at the figure twelve is called by the
Pers'ans' the destch Wilfrtd sparrow,
In "Persian Children OF the Royal
Family" says that the hardness OF the
children OF the house OF Kajar cIamored
for an everlasting eclipse OF the sun. In
his duties as tutor he found that punctu-
atty had no definite meaning.
.sLate again!" cried.
'sYes, sair.n This from Feridun, in "a
voice designed to suggest careless inquiry.
''Do You think l am your servant, jeune
prince?'' asked.
"Y-yes, eair, D-no-no, sair, / do not
know, sair," said Feridun, somewhat
alarmed.
"When 1 have given you sound
thrashing, my friend, shall leave you ito
settle the point at your leisure;" and SO
say ing, suited he action to the word.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-01-04

Mae-J met Mr.. Scadds at the reception
last night. He's perfectly delightful
conversationalist. Glare--.W hat did he
sayl Maxwell, among other things, he
said yes" whsn proposed.
mo man." remarked the moraijzer,
"can enjoy life who harms another ma
lieiously." II guess that's about right"
rejoined the demoraizer. ''In order to
extract the full enjoyment therefrom
one must harm OF hers in a spirit of true
Christian charity"
81 have here" said the amateur in
ventor, as he extracted small model
from his grip, ga device that will warn
the engineer of train when any one Ia
crossing the track" "No good" rejoined
the railway manager. sits the party
crossing the track that requires the warn
invo
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Little Leslie Hendrick is critically Ill
with measles.
George Robbins is home from the sea-
sons coasting.
Mrs. F. A. Pierce is suffering from an
attack OF asthma.
Fred Rackliff and friend, Mr.. Herrick,
and wife left Saturday for a cunning
cruise on Fog island.
At the shooting match on Saturday
Ansel and stephen Stanley won the two
geese and Leslie Stin on and Adrian
Stanley, ducks and chickens galore.
GaIen Hatch and wife, of Cambridge,
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COUNTY NEWS.


Mass, who came Sunday to spend Christi
mas with his parents, Capt. Seth Hatch
and wife, returned to their home Tuesday.
Ali Christmas celebrations have been set
aside to make room for the measles. Every
family in the village whose members
have not safely weathered that uncom-
Portable disease OF childhood, has from
two to four ON the sick list and among
those are several adults. Until further
notice there will be no sunday service.
Dec. 80. g.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County NeVs see other pcgs
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
A. q. Blake, who has been very Ill, is
out.
Mrs. J. J. Mcdonnell, OF Bath, is in
town.
A. E. Blake has sold his horse to VIII
Blaisdell.
Capt. R. F. Wells has purchased Frank
Jones' horse.
Ell. Carter, of stonington, is in town
on business.
Frank Staples has moved into F. Q.
Jones' house.
n. S. Kane has closed his clam factory
for the winter.
Frank Jones has gone to Portland,
where he will be employed.
IA. Grindle and wife went to Meirose,
Mass, Friday for the winter.
Miss Mabel Richardson, OF Csstine,
v,sited friends in town last week.
Bert Marks returned to New York Fri
dsy after spending the holidays at home
Eugene Csndage and wife, OF BiuehilI,
spent Sunday with Mrs. A. w. Bridges.
Roy A. Kane came home from SPRING
field, Mass, Tuesday, where he is teach
ing.
Mrs. g. A. Grindle has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to spend the winter with her neph-
ew, Robert Friend.
Mrs. Blanchard Bowden has returned
to South Bluehill after spending Christ
mas with her parents, w. H. Tibbetts and
wife.
Mrs. Henry Bridges died at her home at
West Brookliu, Dec. Is, after short Ill
ness. She leaves husband, two sons and
slaughter.
Several Masons and ladies attended the
installation of the chapter and Eastern
Star at Sedgwick last Thursday evening
A fine time is reported.
Jan. 2. UNE FEMME.
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FRANKLIN.
NJ
Jan. 2.

Roscoe Gay and wife are moving Into
their pretty new home this week.
Eugene Bunker. of Kingman, spent the
holiday season with his family here.
Miss Marion Wooster returned Sunday
to Somesviiie where she resumes teach
ing.
Fred II. Macomber and wife. OF Sssl
Harbor, were In town severa, days last
week.
Ray Dwelley, who has been in Boston
several months, is at home for short
time.
Mrs. William Thompson, OF Cherryfeid,
was visitor at Mrs. Robert Phillips last
week.
Mrs. Lucetta Butler King, OF Rilierics,
Mass, is visiting her sisters and old home
people in town.
CA. Donnell, wife and young daugh-
ter, OF Northeast Harbor, were guests at
c. E. Dwelley's Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Homer Newman, OF South
west Barbor, Is spending few days with
her parents, DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Homer.
Miss Vivian Lowrie, OF Eastbrook, Is
making an extended stay here with her
aunts, Mrs. c. F. Bartlett and Mrs. George
Dyer.
Rev. G. e. Petersen gave his large audi
ence stirring sermon New Years day.
Miss Bernice Dunn was also heard, very
effectively, in solo, "Outside the Heav-
emily Gate" In the evening Mr.. Petersen
took for subject: sis life worth livingT'
1t WIS forcetul, interesting talk.
Jan. 2. b.
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Friday to attend the funeral OF their sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Bridges.
b. u. Sylvester and wife, OF South Blue.
hill, called on friends here Jan. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper, of Brooksville
are employed at Irving Candage's.
Mrs. Mary Csndage, OF South Bluebi'l
Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lels
Chatto.
A. I. Conary and wife spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Fiye, at NORTH
Brooklin.
Jan. 2. SUBSTITUTE.
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sARGENTvILLE.
SUBSTITUTE.

Irving Leach Is employed at the Lynn
more.
Hiss Grace Bowden spent Sunday in
Brooksviile.
Miss Elizabeth Holden was home for
the holidays.
The chapel circle met with Mrs. Ada
Moore Thursday.
Mrs. Addie Billings has gone to Ban.
croft for the winter.
Albert Shorey spent Sunday with win
Lane, who is home for short stay.
Harold Young, who has been employed
in Springfield, is home for short time.
Calvin Billings, who has been employed
on Boston steamer, Is home for the win
ter.
Miss Jennie Grindsl, with some friends,
had finch party at her home. The
prizes were awarded Walter Novels and
Albert Shorey. Refreshments were
served.
1t was merry party that spent Christ
mas on Monday with j. A. Moore and
wife at the Lynnmore. 1t consisted OF j.
B. Babson and wife, Horace Pease and
wife, Mrs. Cad FIye and son Lee and Miss
Nettie Gott, of Brooklin. Many gifts
were exchanged. In return an invitation
was extended by Mr.. and Mrs. Pease to
visit them on the following Saturday,
which was speedily accepted. After par
| taking OF one of Fans" excellent sup
pers, the time was spent In games and a
general good time. 1t was near midnigh
when the last good byes were said.
| Ga Thursday evening the Royal Arch
chapter and the Columbia chapter OF
Eastern Star held joint instailati at
Sedgwick. W. II. Dresser, prin 'ipai OF
Ellsworth high school, installed the
| chapter and Mrs. Alma Small the Star
| Following are the officers of the Star:
| Mrs. Alma Small, worthy matrou; Her
bert Dority, worthy patron; Mrs. Flora
Gray, associate matron; Mrs. Angie Dor
ity, conduetress; Madelia Small, associate
conductress; Nellie Hooper, treasurer
| Fannie Herrick, secretary; Virgelia
Smith, chaplain; Owen L. Flye, organist
Ada NJ. Moore, Adah; Susie Cole, Ruth;
Susie Husband, Esther; Georgia Kenney
| Martha; Grace Friend, Electa Lizzie
| Pert, warder; Lindreth GuptiIl, sentinel
Especial mention should be made of she
excellent manner In which Mrs. Small in
stalled the staff.
| JAM. NJ.
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RAE.
WEST TREMONr,
JAM 2.

Capt. VIII Hannah and wife, of South
west Harbor, are visiting Capt. Hannah's
father.
Owen Lurvey and family, who. have
been visiting MIS-. Agnes Dow and other
relatives, have returned home.
Rev. ID. M. Angel and wife are receive
ing congratulations on the arrival of a
daughter, born Tuesday, Dec. q.
Uncle George Norwood, who lives at
Henry T. Webzter's, is out OF his mind
most Of the time aud suffers very much.
l.. A. C.ark and wifs, Of Manset, called
on Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs. Zulma
Clark, and other reiatives the past week.
Schools began Tuesday, Dec. "a, the
grammar taught by Mrs. Gertrude Kane;
tue primary by Bliss Anderson. Both
board with Mrs. Nettle RumilI.
The families tnat have beea at Mex in
ley for the past season at work at the
factory, came home tue past week.
Among the mum Der we're: John Reed, AL
Higgins and Edmund Reed.
1t was with deep grief that this com
munity learned OF the death of Mrs. Me-
| linda r. Clark, of Bar Harbor, formerly
OF this place. The funeral was held at
Manset Jan. 2. Many from here attended
w. Ii. Liant and wife spent New Years
with George w. Lunt aud wife. Capt.
Lunt is rushing his gasoline boat 1T
Sou Invest Harbor, as he puts two more
men at work Oh her this week. They are
with his sister, Mrs. Aobie 4. Lurvey.
Jau.2. THELMA.
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SOUTH suRaY.

DEATH Of MRS J. a. BoNsEY.
This community was saddsned by the
death OF Mary Olive, wife of John A.
Bonsey, which occurred Dec. %. Mrs
Bousey had been III for long time, dur
ing which she was tenderly cared for by
her husband, ana children. She was q
kind friend and neighbor, and all will
miss her sadly.
She leaves husband, one son, Hollis A,
and two danghters-Anna, wife OF Ostiey
Gray, ana Lottie, wife OF Harvey Cam
dage; also one sistsr-Mrs. Osmsn Clark
of Ellsworth, and six grandchildren, he-
sides host OF friends.
Funeral aud ipterment at inorganic Bay
Sunday, Dec. Is, Rev. ]. d. McGrsw Off
cisting. Those present from out of town
were: Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Bonsey, Mrs
Charles Bonsey and son, OF Backsport,
Emery Bonsey, Of West Ellsworth, and
Walter Bonsey aud wife, of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-01-04

Avoid all drying inhalants and use that
which cleanses and heals tire membrane. Ely's
Cream Balm Is such a remedy and cures Ca
tarrh easily and pleasantly. Cold In the head
vanishes quickly. Price so cents at druggists
or by mail.
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking and to a
great extent loss of hearing. By the usa OF
Ely's Cream Balm dropping of mucous has
ceased, voice and hearing have greatly i'm.
proved.-J. W. Davidson, Atty at Law, Mon.
mouth, Ill.
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legal Notifies.


THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 he has been duly appointed executor
Of the last will and testament of Sarah
Nj. Cleaves, late of sullivan, in the county
OF Hancock, deceased, and given bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands
against the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to present the same for settlement and
all indebted thereto are requested to n. ka
payment Immediately.
December 6, 1904. HERBERT L. CLEAvRs
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ELLSWORTH MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. january 4. 1875.

MAINE LAW REaARDIEe wErGHTs AND MEASURES.
A bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh &c
pounds, and bushel of Turks Island salt shall
weigh 70 pounds.
The standard weight of a Dushei OF potatoes
in good order and tit for shipping, is 90 pounds
of apples, A pounds.
The standard weight of q bushel of beans In
of wheat, peets, ruta-bass turnips and peas, &C
pounds; of corn, 81 pounds; of onions. 81
pounds; OF carrots. English turnips, rye and
Indian meal, so pounds; OF parsnips, 45 pounds
50 pounds, or even measure as by agreement.
The prices quoted below are the retail prices
at Ellsworth. Farmers can easily reckon from
these what they are likely to receive In trade
or cash for their products.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

E. 3. Dodge is here from Waldoboro,
the guest of H. G. Herrick.
9. II. Woods, of surry, held services in
the schoolhouse here Jan. 1.
Capt. Hugh Duffy and wife and R, o..
chatto and wife, went to West Brooklin
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Helen Green IS with her grandfather, ],
A. Bonsey.

A. Bonsey.
voiney Coggine returned to Biuehiil
academy yesterday.
Miss Harriet Haskell, who has been
quite III, is reported much better.
<. NJ. Cunning ham. who has been iii for
few days, 10 out again.
Mics Melissa Brown, Of Sound, is with
her sister, Mrs. Hollis Bonsey.
Owning to theLdeath and funeral OF
Mrs. Bonsey at Christmas time, there was
no Christmas trse, but Santa Claus re-
membered the people here quite literally
Jan.2. TRAMP.