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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Charles Young has rented Fred Robbins
cottage.
Franklin Hamlin has moved to the Fer
Maid farm.
Capt. L. J. Sawyer left last Monday to
join his vessel in New Haven, Conn.
John Carter has moved back to his old
home, Carver's Harbor, vinal Haven.
Mrs. Elweli Hamor, of Town Hill, is
visiting her daughter, Linnie Trundy.
Mrs. Alfred Drawn is still very ill. She
is being cared for by Mrs. Lillian Springer,
OF Trenton.
Mrs. Mary Marshall has closed her old
home and gone to live with her son,
Simeon Marshall.
Clifford Robbins, of the Rockland break
water light station, spent a day with his
mother, Eliza Robbins.
April 10. SPEC.
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OTTER CREEK.

Miss Bessie Grover has gone to Bakers
Island to teach.
Mrs. Linda Richardson went to Bangor
Saturday on business.
Miss Nora johnson, of Pretty Marsh, is
with Mrs. James Davis.
John Richardson has moved from Sound
into the w. FL. Davis house.
Julius Smith and George Grover have
given their houses new coats of paint.
Herman Bracy has gone to Cranberry
Isles to visit his sister, Mrs. Cora Rose
brook.
Mrs. Greedy Walls has returned from
the Bar Harbor hospital, where she has
been for treatment.
Milton Walls returned from the Bangor
hospital Tuesday, and is rapidly recover
ing from a successful operation for appen
dicitis.
Alton Grover and James Smith have
commenced work on the cottage grounds
at Seal Harbor where they have employ
ment for the season.
A. Harding and Mr.. Corners, of Bar
Harbor, We're here to-day in search Of the
brown-tail moth. few specimens re-
warded their search.
April s. ANON.
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COUNTY NEWS.
90, asas.,a-rt n,narfv Ne vs. see nihs- PAGES
WEST EDEN.

Mrs. Chester Rich has returned from
Stonington, accompanied by her little sis
ter Ina and niece Alice.
o. o..Hsyward and family leave to-day
for Prospect Harbor, where Mr.. Hayward
has employment.
School was resumed last Monday nnder
the instruction of Miss Mabel Smith. All
are glad to welcome her back.
Rev. G. Mayo. of Winter Harbor, is in
town visiting. He occupied the pulpit OF
the Congregational church at Somesville
in the morning, and preached in the
schoolhouse here in the evening, April 3.
This community was panied to hear of
the sudden death of Miss Ethel Walls,
who was found dead at her home Sunday
forenoon. She was most estimable
young lady. Her untimely death is very
sad to her father, Leroy Walls, who is
away, and recently lost his wife and
daughter. He has the sincere sympathy
Of all.
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EAST SURRY.

Miss Alice Thelma Fullerton, of Els
worth, is visiting friends here this week.
The question of the day is: Shall we
have boat? The news of boat from
Ellsworth is pleasing
Omar Stevens has sawed and fitted sew
sral cords of fire-wood for Geo. E. Closson
besides his own years wood.
The peeping of chickens begins to be
heard in nearly every dooryard, and the
business of poultry raising is on the in
crease in this part of the town.
The ice chain that has bound US is
broken. The vessels are preparing for
active service. Our yachtsmen are leaving
their homes to join their yachts. The
number OF men thus engaged increases
here every year.
l regret that our friend Joseph E. Colt,
who has written for your paper so many
years, feels that he must lay down his
pen; / also regret that he may go away
from the town. The churches will miss
him. He has truly done what he could
for the good of the town while he has
been among us.
April s. c.
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and carry of the wood that has accumu
lated ON the whsrves during the winter.
April 10. 8.
NORTH saDewrcK

Roy Hinelsley, of BluehilI, was in town
Thursday.
Pearl a. Carter left Friday for Hall
Quarry, where he expects to get employ
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott spent. Sunday
in Bluehill the guests OF their daughter
Mrs. Herrick.
H. L. Elwell and Ira Belypa were in town
Friday. Mr.. Belyea remained over Sun
day at Sedgwick and Mr.. Elwell with his
parents at North Sedgwick. They leave
to-day for Castine.
C. H. Closson and wife left Barbados
March for Kingston, Jamaica, stopping
there about two weeks. They left there
March 81 arriving in Boston April 3. Mr..
Closson is very much improved in health,
and is anxious to get home.
Mrs S. W. Treworgy who left Lee last
February for long vacation on account of
her health has returned. She stopped in
Portland several weeks the guest Of Miss
Abbie Elwell and Mrs. Beulah Smsllidge.
She then went to Lewiston and visited
Miss Evelyn Connor, who lived with her
at North Sedgwiek for five years. Mrs.
Treworgy is much improved in health and
occupied her pulpit in lee April g.
April 10. RAE.
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Hundreds Of grateful Old ladies in their letters
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FREMONT.

Nelson Carter, who has spent the winter
in Sedgwick, is home.
Mrs. Louis Bartlett is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alton Pomroy.
Mrs Bragg has moved in the front part
of Mrs. Winfield Sprsgue's house.
Walter Hamblin, of Southwest Harbor,
was visiting friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Rumill is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Jason Kane, at the Bay View
house.
Mile and Lucy Reed, of Duck island,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Eunice
Lopaus.
Charles Reed is working in B. B. Reeds
grocery store while he attends to the town
business.
Miss Geneva Latty kept house for
Mrs. F. w. Lunt while she was gone to
New York and Boston.
Mrs. Sarah A. Reed spent Saturday night
and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Mil
dred Carver, at Seal Cove.
Mrs. F. w. Lunt and daughter Gertrude
returned this week from Boston, where
they have been on business.
Capt W. Hannah has begun repairs on
his coaster which has been hauled up all
winter. He hopes to start her before long
The firm of Underwood & Co. is having
weir built in Duck cove. Otis ingalls,,
John Reed and Vernon Latty are at work
on it.
George W. Davis, who is putting up
CLANS here, was called home Saturday by
the serious illness of his mother at Mil
bridge.
Mrs L. w. Rumin III children spent
Saturday night and Sunday on Clark's
point at the home of her sister, Mrs. G. W.
Lunt.
Walter Lunt and Calvin Gordius who
went to Bar Harbor scalioping, were home
through the storm of Wednesday and
Thursday.
Ernest Murphy, who is scaIloping at Bar
Harbor, spent Sunday at home. Mr.. Muir
ply has been having extensive repairs
made on his house. Winfield Sprague is
doing the work.
April 10. THELMA.
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BROOKLYN.
Conu ittee.

Lewis Smith was in Ellsworth last
week.
H. s. Kane opened his clam factory
Saturday.
Warren Ford and family spent Sunday
at Sunshine.
Charles Tyler has moved into George
Eaton's house.
The youngest child of Bert Anderson
died April 9 of pneumonia.
Mrs. Edith Phillips returned home Fri
day from Surry and Bluehill.
Miss Edna Parker is visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. c. Barrett, at Bluehill.
Weston Colt, who has been employed
at Bath, came home Tuesday.
Mrs. Amanda Sellers returned to her
home at Sunshine last Tuesday.
Miss Marion Parker went Friday to
Bluehill, where she attends school.
Miss Jennie Cole will have a cottage
erected this season for summer visitors.
Frank Jones came home Tuesday from
Portland, where he has spent the winter
Miss Gertrude Parker was the guest OF
Miss Lillian Sylvester at Sedgwick last
week.
A. F. Blake left last week for Bar Har-
Dor, where he has employment for the
season.
April 10. UNE FEMME.
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DEATH OF ArwATER HIGGINS.

The people of this place were panied last
Monday morning to hear OF the death Of
Atwater Higgins, which occurred Sunday
night after few days illness of pneu-
monia, at the advanced age of eighty-two
years, seven months, twenty-five days.
Mr.. Higgins was a respected citizen and
firm sdherer to the principles of temper
ance and honesty. He taught school in
his younger years, and also was ship
joiner, afterward tilling farm. He was
descendant OF two OF the oldest families
in Eden, noted for longevity.
His father, Joseph Higgins, lived to the
age OF seventy-nine years. He was the
son of Jesse and Priscilla Higgins, who
settled near the Narrows in 1T7S. His
mother, Betsy Hamor, was eighty-five
years old when she died; she was a
daughter of David Hsmor, who came to
Hull's Cove with his father, John Hsmor,
in IT6S.
He leaves one brother Edward b., OF
this place, in his eightieth year, and one
sister Mrs. Ests L. Shackford, OF Barn
stead Center, n. H., in her seventy-third
year, both enjoying good health.
Mr.. Higgins was unmarried, his sister,
the late Armenia Higgins, keeping house
for him and taking care of their aged
parents many years.
Funeral services were held at the school
house Tuesday afternoon conducted by
Rev. c. F. Burleigh Several selections
were rendered by the Somesville choir,
Mrs r. L. Grindle organist
Interment was at Mountain View Gene
terry.
April 10. s.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Mrs. Ed Jordan is visiting in Bangor.
Miss Florence Walker, OF North Ellis
worth, is employed at /. n. Salisburys.
Hollis f. Austin sold his spar of work
horses last week to Mr.. Drummey at the
poor farm, Ellsworth.
Mrs. Bernice Salisbury and little son
Arno spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her parents in Trenton.
Miss Emma Austin recently returned
from South Lawrence, where she has
passed her vacation with her sister, Mrs.
Daniel Champion, and has gone to Winter
Harbor to resume her work of teaching.
April 10, Y.
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SOMESVILLE.

Mt. Desert high school reopened to-day.
Rev. Gideon Mayo, of Winter Harbor,
preached an able sermon in Union church,
Sunday, April9.
F. Manton Wakefield, OF Boston, archi-
tect, who has been here experimenting
the work on the Arnold cottage, returns
to-day.
Mrs. Lora Whitmore has returned from
Northeast Hsrbor, and Miss Phillips and
Miss Whitmore are attending the spring
term of the high school.
Miss Bernice Macomber, 07, OF Hall
Quarry, who on account of illness was
obliged TO lose the last part of the winter
term, has resumed her studies. All are
glad to welcome her back; also Miss Julia
Campbell who has been i'll.
April 10. j.
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The town schools are to begin April II.
Our coasting feet is nearly ready for
sea.
Mrs. Lew Franks is quite i'll with the
grip.
A.w. Gray's entire family is i'll with the
grip.
F.M. Cotton has new thirty-dozen in
cubator.
Walter Doyle is driving the team on the
Wilson quarry.
Mrs. Martin Gray, of Belfast, is visiting
at Gray's inn.
George Robertson, who has been ill with
pneumonia, is better.
E. e. Billings, of North Penobscot, is
sharpening on the quarry.
Capt. Neil Gray, in the Lluu Marion,
was in with load of fresh fish Wednes-
day.
Ralph H. Condor is drawn to serve on
the traverse jury for April term at Ellis
worth.
Addie Bates is keeping house for Mrs.
Viola Haskell while she and her daughter
Kate are in Belfast.
The Woodbury. cleared the ice from
Bucks Harbor Saturday. Orcutt's Harbor
is still frozen solid.
Harry Austin and Neil Dow are putting
the inside finish on T. T. Havey's new cot
tage at Bucks Harbor.
April. s. c.
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THE AMERICAN has S~Sscrtbers at I07
of the III poSt-ofices in Hancock county
AL tae uther papers in the County COM
bined do not reach so many. THE AMERI-
GAN IS not the only paper printed IN
Hancock county, and has aere1 clatn1ed to
be, but ii is the only paper that can prop
erly be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely focal pGpeTs The etrcute-
ion OF THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbor Records summer list, is larger
than that OF aItke other papers printed
In Hancock county.
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SEAL COVE.

Miss Lulu Pierce is clerking for W. j.
Harper.
Frank Turner is driving the mail for
w. ]. Harper.
Mrs. L. R. Sprague, who has been quite
ill, is much better.
Mrs. j. W. ober is recovering from a
severe attack of the grip.
Chester Walls has gone 10 Portland to
remain in the hospital another month.
Miss Evelyn Carver, of the freshman
class, Colby college, who passed the spring
vacation at home, has returned.
April 10. n.
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EAST oRLAND.
April 5.

Mrs. Mile Snow is i'll with the grip.
Miss Bertha Dorr returned to Bangor
Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Mason has been the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Jennie Gross, the past
week.
Miss Bernice Mason left Thursday for a
short visit in Augusta, before returning to
her school in Bangor.
Augustine Mason has started his mill
Hartman is cooking for him.
April 10, M.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Ellsworth Hastings is at home from
Massachusetts.
Daniel Clark is home after eight
months absence.
Schools are to commence April 17-Miss
Chandler, grammar; Miss Cassie Springer,
primary.
Mrs. Walter Butler nearly severed one
of her fingers with a butcher knife while
doing some carving last week.
Irving Rollins and Roxie Bragdon were
married April 5, by Rev. ID. B. Smith.
May their voyage be prosperous and
happy.
April 10. CHEER
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SALISBURY COVE.

School begun last week with Miss Anna
Stinson as teacher.
t. S. Liseomb and wife spent Sunday at
Bar Harbor with Mr.. Liscomb's brother
Andrew.
Clarence johnson, of East Sullivan, is
here, and will be employed by T. S. Lis
comb during the summer.
Mrs. G. H. Leland, Of Ellsworth, re-
turned home Saturday after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Emery, for week.
April 10. X.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. A. NJ. Carter is i'll with the grip.
w. II. Ball has SO far recovered as to be
out of doors.
Edna Gallison is at work for Mrs
Howard Hodgkins.
Camp Phillips, at the Point, has been
entered by thieves.
Irving Smith, of East Surry, is at work
for III. d. Ball & Son for the season.
N. H., last Wednesday to spend a weeks
vacation.
April 10. E.
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EGYPT.

Howard Hodgkins is visiting in Ded-
ham.
E. G. Burnham went to Ellsworth last
week on business.
George Linscott, of Lamoine, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday here with friends.
B. Mullan has closed his boarding
house. His boarders have gone to Mrs.
L. J. Vests.
Mrs. l.. J. West and family, who have
spent the winter in Ellsworth, have re-
turned to their own home here.
About forty friends of E. w. Billings
gave him surprise party on his fortieth
birthday, April s, and had an enjoyable
time.
April 10. ANON.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

Eyerard Noyes left Friday for Maiden,
Mass.
e. W. Doyle & Co. are saving shingles
at the upper mill.
The weir fishermen commence work this
morning as the bay is clear OF ice.
Miss Agnes Patten will remain in Massa-
chusetts, as she has a position as teacher.
Miss Beatrice johnson leaves this morn
ing for Salisbury Cove, where she has en-
ployment.
Easter Sunday will be observed by a
union service of the three Sunday schools
at the church at 1880; the Daughters of
Liberty are invited to West Gouldsboro in
the afternoon; sermon by Rev. G. Mayo,
of Winter Harbor.
April 10. Ii.
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COUNTY NEWS.
MANSET.

Albert Staples, who has been quite i'll
with the measles, is improving.
Miss Alta Emery, of Salisbury Cove, is
spending few weeks with relatives here.
James Parker, who has been confined to
the house some time with the grip, is out
again.
The selectmen have been here this week
taking the town valuation preparatory to
assessing taxes.
S. S. Deliver left last week for Portland,
where he will receive orders for repairing
lighthouses.
Capt w. R. Keene has received an ap-
pointment as assistant keeper of Matini-
Gus light. 1t is not certain whether he
will accept or not.
School will begin Monday, the 18th,
with Miss Blanche Roberts, of Brooksville,
teacher in the grammar grade, and Miss
Laura Mayo, of Southwest Harbor, in
the primary room.
Varney & Tarr, of Gloucester, Mass,
proprietors of the new glue industry, have
arrived, accompanied by machinist.
They are boarding with Capt. Charles
Stanley. The factory is being fitted with
machinery and will be ready for work
soon.
Herman Smith, who has been to the hos
pital in Boston for treatment for spinal
trouble, returned last week somewhat i'm
proved. He is wearing cast about his
md xxytll haya n visit the hnarital
again in about month for further treat
ment.
Apr. 10. f.
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Whereas. The Supreme Architect Of the uni
verse In his love and wisdom has seen beet to
raise our beloved brother. Abraham Robbins. to
the celestial lodge above.
Resolved, That In the drath of Bro. Rob.
bins fremont lodge. r. and A. N has lost a
loysl and worthy brother.
Resolved. That we extend to his beresved
family our heartfelt and fraternal love and
sympathy.
Resolued. That our haiter AMI lights be
draped la MOURNING for period of thirty days,
Resolved, hat copy of there resolutions
be spread upon our records copies sent to the
bereaved fami = and TO the ELLSWORTH AMER
ICAS for publication. GEO. HAKMAN,
GEO FULLkR,
J. ID. PHlLLIFs,
Cumu ittee.
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WALTHAM.
April 10.

George Kitchen is in Bangor on BUSH
ness.
Miss Goldie Lawrie is at work for
Stephen Jordan.
Lorin Jordan is suffering from sore
eye, caused by piece of steel.
Mrs. Lettie Wiley, who has been ill
with pneumonia, is improving.
Charles Jordan has returned from Bos-
ton. His daughter Carrie returned with
him.
Apr. 10. H.
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MARLBORO.


Mrs. George Treadwell is very i'll.
Mr.. Mcdonald, the minister at Lamoine,
held a meeting at the union chapel here
last Sunday.
Allen Hodgkins, who went to Colorado
last fall for his health, is home. He is no
better than when he went away. All hope
for his recovery as the days begin to grow
warmer.
April 10. ARE.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Whereas, The Supreme Architect of the uni
verse In His love and wisdom has seen best to
ral.e our beloved brother, Eugene b. Stanley,
to the CELESTIAL lodge above,
Resolved, That in the death of Bro. Stanley
fremont lodge. z. and A. NJ, has lost loyal
and worthy brother.
Resolved, That we txts nd to his bereaved
family our heartfelt and fratcrnal love aud
sympathy.
Resolved, That our charter and lights be
draped 10 mourning for period OF thirty days
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be spread upon our records. copies sent to the
bereaved family and to the ELLSWORTH AxER
ICAN for publication.
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CENTER.

School begins April "a.
Mrs. f. 4. ODER, who has been very i'll,
is gaining.
Leslie Harper and Edgar Robbins were
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Murphy and three children,
of Northeast Harbor, are visiting here.
Lionel Stewart, who has spent the past
winter at Palm Beach, Fla, is visiting his
parents at Bayside.
Fred Gray, who has been living on the
E. r. Reed farm, has moved to Pretty
Marsh in the hersey house.
April 10. II.
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CASTINE.


NUhMAL oUHUOL HUIES.
At recent meeting of the graduating
class of the normal school, the following
commencement parts were assigned:
valedictory, Bertha M. Archer, Cherry
field; salutatory, Frederick NJ. Nickerson,
Searsport; history, Eunice f. Coggins,
Lamoine; essay, Bernice Philbrook, Cas-
tine; essay, Ada s. varney, Brewer; essay,
Emma w. Hinckley, Bluehill.
The class officers are: Daniel MacHat-
ton, Castine, president; Frederick NJ.
Nickerson, Searsport, vice. president
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ANON
SURRY.

Surry is going to have a steamboat after
all.
There was no service in the Methodist
church Sunday, the minister having been
called to his old home by the illness of his
mother.
An examination of teachers was held in
No. 3 schoolroom April 8. Several who
do not expect to teach this year took the
examination just for the practice.
The ice is gone, and once more we have
an open bay so that the vessels can start
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Mabelle Joy, Vinalhsven, secretary; Beth
NJ. Jellison, Tenants Harbor, treasurer.
Miss Mary l.. MIDGET, instructor in
science, win spend the summer vacation
in Europe.
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It's a food for tired and
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advertisements.
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