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SOUTH BLUEHIL.L.
Mrs. Arch. Henderson is quite i'll.
Sept. IL.

Mrs. Arch. Henderson is quite i'll.
Repairs are being made upon the wharf.
School commenced Sept. 5, taught by
Miss Maud Bacon, OF Bluehill.
Miss Annie Anderson, of North Sedg-
wick, is the guest of Miss Beulah Eaton.
John Cole and wife, of East Boston,
have been visiting Charles Henderson and
wife.
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Henderson is visiting her
parents, Colmap Mayo and wife, of North
Bluehill.
j. j. Eaton died Sept. 10, aged about
seventy-six years. He leaves widow,
TWO sons-Roswell and Capt. Medbury,of
This place, two daughters-M Mrs. Ida Cush-
ing, also of this place, and Mrs. Lewis
sullivan, of Addison, and ten grandchil-
dren. Mr.. Eaton was a member of the
free Baptist church, and active in church,
Sunday school and Christian Endeavor
work up to within few months of his
Death, when he was confined to the house
by illness. lie viii be much missed in the
community.
Sept. H. G.
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GOTT'S ISLAND.
hAlGIds
Sept. II.

Capt. Sherman in yacht Mabel, with a
party, was at the island last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conant, of Boston, who
have been spending few days here, left
last Saturday.
John Runkle, of Boston, and friends,
who have been tenting on little Colts
Island, left Saturday.
Schooner Pochasset, Capt. Charles Lunt,
of West fremont, is loading stone at
Black Island for New York.
Miss Alice Richards, who has been at
the Seaside cottage, Bass Harbor, is at
Petit PlaIsance for a while.
Capt. Edwin NJ. Joyce, of Atlantic, is
fencing the land which Miss Spering has
just purchased of c. Fl. WEIGH, of Boston
Capt. Charles Bellatty in launch Yama,
came from Ellsworth with a party, includ-
ing S. P, Stockbridge and wife, Frank
tockbridge, Fl. B. Stock bridge, the Misses
Adams, Miss Mary Gaynor, Mrs. Margaret
Drummey, Miss Agnes Brady.
Sept. IL. CHIPS.
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WEST RRonKsvIlIr

Miss Mary Duren, of Bangor, is the
guest OF Miss Hattie G. Tapley.
Dea. e. E. Mills has gone to Revere.
Mass, to visit his brother George
Miss Clara w Tapley has returned to
Maiden, Mass, to resume teaching.
Farmers who are digging their potatoes
report that they find few rotten ones.
Mrs. Lucy Steele, of Ellsworth, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. S. d .5Tapley
Fred d. Jones, of Belfast, visited his
mother, Mrs. L. j. Jones, Saturday and
Sunday.
Ivan Farnham has recovered from his
illness, and returned to Bangor Friday to
resume work.
Mrs. Foster strout and her two chill
dren, who have passed the summer here,
returned to Portland Thursday.
Cecilia Rebeksh lodge conferred the
nitiatory degree ON two candidates Friday
evening. At its meeting next Friday eve
ming the same degree win be worked.
Mrs. Angler w. Tapley and daughter
Hazel, of Portland, and Mrs. Charles Tur-
ner and two sons, of Lincoln, Neb., are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Nancy Smith.
Sept. IL. ToMsoN.
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sARGENTvII.LE.
RAE


Miss Martha Brown has returned to
Concord, Mass to attend school,
Walter Grindsl and daughter, of Ban
gor, have been the guests of Asa Dodge.
Misses Sadie and Jennie Parker have
gone to Kingmsn and Bradley TO teach.
Arthur Robbins and wife returned to
their home in Rockland after the death OF
their little son.
Mr. Gays family, who have been oceu-
pying Capt. Babson's cottage, have re-
turned to Philadelphia.
Albert Shorey, OF Enfield, arrived on
Saturday. He will teach the high school,
which will commence to-day.
in the clam bake notes of last week, the
names Of Rev. Ephraim Drew, wife and
son, and Master Lee Flye were omitted.
Mr. Green and wife, OF Everett, Mass,
are at the Lynnmore for few days. Mr..
Green is here for the purpose of attending
to the finishing OF his cottage, making it
ready for occupancy another season.
pleasant reunion was held with J. A.
Moore and wife Friday. Those present
were J. b. Babson and wife, Mrs. Nellie
Atherton, Misses Emma and Dorothy Tib-
belts, OF Brooklin, J. w. Babson and wife,
DR.. fred French ard wife, of Washington,
D. C., sIrs. l.. L. Perkins.
Sept. II. NJ.
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FRANKLIN.
Sept. IT.

Mrs. Hannah Doyle is at home after a
season at South Hancock
Mrs. Flora G. Hooper, of Bangor, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. L. c. Bragdon.
Burleigh Swan and Murchie Gordon
leave this week for Bucksport seminary.
Thomas Stinson, OF Norfolk, Mass, is
visiting at his old home, Cberryfeld road.
Boyd Blaisdell and Harold Wilbur left
Monday for Higgins classical institute,
Charleston.
George Remission and daughter Miss
Elsie are at home after a summer at Han
cock Point
Misses Florence Dunn, Lola Dyer and
Lucy Butler returned Monday from
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Colman Crabtree, of Hancock, is
spending few days here with her parents,
A. b. Fernald and wife.
Mrs. Fl. c. Bunker and son Paul and
Miss Clara Leavitt are at home after
several weeks outing at Camp Laughing
Water.
dren have returned from brief pleas
ant outing with Mrs. Alex. Martin, North
Hancock.
Charles and Harvey Phillips, who have
been spending their vacation at Hancock
and here with their parents, have returned
to their positions in New York.
Herbert Kitchen, of East BilIerica,
Mass, has spent short time among his
wife's relatives here. Mrs. Kitchens
maiden name was Eunice Butler.
Dr. s. s. DeBeck, Mrs. DeBeck and her
mother, Mrs. Asa S. Dyer, attended the
reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Swan, Shore
Acres, Lamoine, last Wednesday. Com
gratulations are extended the welded
couple from old friends here, where Mr..
Swan lived when boy. And to another
of our former boys recently welded, Harry
M. Wooster, and wife, of Bar Harbor, fe-
licitations are in order from d-home peo-
pie.
The teachers for the fall terms of schools
in the several districts are as follows:
No. l, Miss Hattie NJ. Gilley; No. 2, Mrs.
g. A. Wiggin, grammar; Mrs. F. NJ. Nick
erson, primary; No. 3, Miss Olive Cool
idge, grammar; Mrs. Fife Baker, primary
No. 3, Miss Lottie E. Davis, grammar;
Miss Harriet Blaisdell, primary; No. 5,
Miss Sadie Tracy; No. 6, Miss Mary
| Maker; No. 8, Miss Electa NJ Gray; No.
10, Miss Mary E. Chandler, grammar
Miss Cassilena Springer, primary. Fred
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HALL QUARRY.

f. T. Campbell is away on business.
Mrs. Martha Deliver, of Manset, is Wis
ting Mrs. William Dandy.
Mrs. Amanda Perkins, who has been
visiting relatives in Bucksport the past
few weeks, has returned home.
John Mcdonald and wife have returned
from High island, where they have been
employed the past year.
Campbell & Maeomber's work is still in
progress, and rumors are that there is
good business in sight for the future.
Walter Sweetland and wife, of South
Thomaston, have moved here. Mr.. Sweet
land is employed by the McMullen Co.
The ten-months-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Robinson, who recently
moved here from Stonington, died OF
cholera infantum Tuesday, Sept. 5. The
remains were taken to Vinalhaven for in
terment
This place promises to be very busy
one in the near future. New people are
coming every day, the tenements are to be
thoroughly repaired and families are
moving in. Stone cutters are being put
ON the works every day at MeMullen's job.
Sept. Il. II.
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EAST RLrEHILL.

Mrs. Celia Nieol, of fremont, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Alex. Davidson.
Mss Tille Marks, who has been visiting
at North sedgwiek, came home last
Thursday.
Ms. Edwin Ashworth has been i'll for
several weeks. Miss Margaret Ashworth,
Of Highisie, Is with her.
Mrs. Sherman Seammon, of Franklin,
and Miss Halle Young, of surry, were in
the village last Friday, the guests of Mrs.
E. w Barton.
Mrs. George L. Hardy, with her three
children, left last Thursday to join her
husband at Stonington. The same day c.
II. Curtis took her household goods to
stonington in his sloop Rest.
Fred Fisher was in the village last
Thursday surveying the lot of land re-
Gently sold by Scion A. Long to Edwin w.
Barton. The lot has shore front of
twenty rods and contains one acre.
Capt. S. whitcomb Cousins two-story
house is, with the exception of inside
painting, completed. The Rich brothers,
Of surry, did the carpenter and joiner
work and the job is a credit to them.
They are now doing odd jobs in the viii
lage.
Sept. IL. G.
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SOUTH BROOKsVILLE.
CHIPS.

Alfred R. Condor is working on the
Knites cottage.
Robert Laid, who has been mate of the
tug Delta, is at home.
y Mrs. Charlotte B. Gray is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L. S. Gray.
John j. Brakeman is working for Mrs.
Stewart at West Brooksville.
Capt. Irwin Gray in the yacht Iroquois is
in Bucks Harbor for a few days.
Brakeman Bates has gone on visit to
his brother in Portland and Wells.
Harry Saunders, with his two horses, is
going on the threshing machine this fall
Fred Perkins is hauling lumber to West
Brooksville from w. B. Bates lumber yard
at Orcutts Harbor.
Mrs. Walter Quinn, of North Haven, and
Miss Venie Haskell, of Orcutt's Harbor,
are guests of Miss Addie A. Bates.
Sept. 5. c.
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laoal Notices.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAs Edward Z. Graves by bis .

WHEREAS Edward K. Graves by his mort
w gage deed dated the 9Th of October,
1899 and recorded in book $50, page 514, of the
registry of deeds for Hancock county, Maine,
conveyed IN mortgage to Louise W. Epps. a
certain parcel of land situated at Hancock.
Hancock county, State of Maine, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning on the county road leading from
Frank in to Ell sworth at the southeast corner
Of Eben Tracy's land; thence nearly north by
land Of said Tracy one hundred and ninety
four rods; thence westerly by land of said
Tracy twenty eight rods; thence nearly north
sixty-four rods; thence easterly thirty one
and one-half rods to land decided to Frederick
S. Graves; thence by land of said Frederick
). Graves sixty four rods; thence easterly by
land of said Frederick s. Graves thirteen and
one half rods; thence southerly still by land
of said Frederick S. Graves one hundred and
ninety-four (rods) to the county road afore-
said; thence by said road seventeen and one
half rods to the place of beginning, contain
ing thirty five acres. more or less, to which
mortgage deed and the record thereof refer
ence is made;
And whereas, the following described as
signments OF said mortg ge have been made
namely:
~ Louise W Epps to Gideon L. joy, dated
the 27th day of April, 1901, recorded April q,
1901, in book 1851, page III, of said registry.
(2) Gideon L JOY to Wallace A Foss dated
May 25, 1901, and unrecorded.
(S) Henry A. Epps. guardian of Louise w.
Epps to Gideon L. Joy dated the 5th day of
June, 1901, and recorded June Is, 1901, in book
361, page 1856, of said registry.
az Gideon L. Joy to Wallace A. Foss dated
June IS, leOI recorded June is, 1901, in book
s6l, page ass, OF said registry. to all of which
assignments and the records thereof reference
is here made.
And whereas, the condition of said mort
gage has been broken and now remains broken
and unperformed;
Now therefore l, the undersigned, Wallace
A. Foss. the assignee of said mortgage, do
hereby claim a foreclosure of said mortgage
for breach of the condition thereof, and give
this notice of my intention to foreclose the
same as provided by statute.
WALLACE A. Foss.
Ellsworth, Maine. Aug. 2s. 1895.
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THE BUTLER REUNION.

The eleventh annual reunion of the But
Ter family was held at the pleasant home
of Carl Butler Sept. 8. The weather was
perfect. Members of the family were
present from Waltham, East brook, Frank
lin, Sullivan and Ellsworth.
The forenoon was spent socially. A
bountiful dinner was served in true picnic
fashion.
In the afternoon business meeting was
held and the following officers chosen
President, George w. Butler, East brook /;
vice presidents, James R. Butler, Mrs. Fl.
E. Jordan, Carl Butler; secretary, c. E.
Butler; committee on entertainment, Mrs.
S. S. Clark, Mrs. Eunice Tracy, Mrs Stella
Butler, David Springer.
1t was voted to hold the next reunion at
Hardison's grove, West Franklin, the third
Wednesday in August, 1906.
Sept. IL. CHEER.
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hand. He suggested that we meet in the
city and see things. ] did not say how
tired one may become OF seeing things.
His sentiments and my own were so an
tithetical as to be interesting without
argument.
'sMany men of many minds
Here was one who evidently enjoyed
nothing on the farm save the hard work.
| would enjoy everything there but the
work He, glad to leave his home, while
to another it may be cross. He, long
ing for the turmoil of town and to view
the works of mans artifce -another
better enjoying the silence Of the country
and all the gladness of nature.
The wind backed to the north; the
windows of heaven opened and the stars
came oct; the sea ran smoothly along the
quarter; the boat glided easily on her way
and came in ON time. moved along-out
again into throbbing world and to life
OF strenuous care. RICHARDSON.
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through the wedding ceremony, Rev. @.
M. q. HARDWOOD, OF BluehilI, officiating
and using the ring service. The dining
room was beautifully decorated with
sweet peas and evergreen. During the
evening there were solos by Mr.. Gross, of
Bluehill, and Mr.. Knox. A poem written
for the occasion by w. s. Walker and read
by him, was one Of the features of the
evening. Refreshments were served, Mrs.
w. s. Walker and Miss Lucy Billings as
sisting. Mr.. Knox, who is proprietor of
the wooden mill, came here with his family
last year, and they have made many
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Knox received
many presents appropriate TO the occa-
sion.
Sept. IL. c.
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SEDGWICK.
Sept. 4.

Mrs. Lettie Smith left for Providence,
K. l., Saturday.
Miss Louise Anderson left for Massa-
chusetts Friday.
f. E. Babson was in town last week
from Brooksville.
Mrs. Margaret Cole, widow of Rufus
Cole, died Sept. 5.
w. II. Wilson, wife and son Carl left for
their home in Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Grace Friend, of Ansonia, Iowa,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Julia Wilson, left for her home last week.
Sept. 10. Z.
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NORTH BITEHHI.

Mrs. Eliza A. Stubs is visiting at t. j..
Wescott's.
f. S. Haskell and wife are visiting rela-
tives and friends in Wayne.
Charles Bowden and Carroll Dunbar are
spending few days at stonington.
spent last week with Capt. R. d. Cum
mings and wife at Prospect.
f. Stockman, Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple
and daughter, OF Everett, Mass, visited
Mrs. L. p. Hinckley last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mscomber, of Waterville,
and Mrs. A. T. ellis left Monday for a
two-weeks' visit with relatives in Aroos-
took county.
Sept. 4. ID.
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COUNTY NEWS.
...,-. rn.,,,,, Mems a. o,Aev .,r.,..
NORTH sEpGWICK.

AIRS. Grace Marks and her two children
~ Thursday for Caribou, where she viii
,,ste a short visit before returning to
BNokline, Mass
W. Talcott and wife, Mrs. Lilly Green
nd daughter Myrtle, Miss winifred Good
ritIv. and David Beatty, all of Arlington,
y.ss visited /. NJ. Allen and wife one day
,.st week. Miss Green sang a pleasing
.olo in church Sunday morning.
Monday. Aug. Is, the family OF Mrs
l.. Elwell, II. II. Allen, wife and two
children, Mrs. Maude smallidge and Miss
Emma st. Clair, both OF Portland, took
blackboard ride TO Surry. They were the
.nests of Miss Chsnia and Mrs. S. w.
Treworgy at woodbine cottage. All en-
loved the day. Dinner was served under
large oak tree ON the lawn.
A musicale given by Albert Heald and
wife Wednesday evening, Aug. 30, was a
rory pleasant event. Melbourne A.
Marks. IT.. of Brookline, Mass, was ac-
eompanist and pianist. Joseph L. Rubel,
n Boston, has beautiful tenor, and rem
dsred two solos in a very pleasing man
uer. one selection being from ''Faustn.
Mr.. Head favored his guests with a bass
solo from Magic Flute. A duet, finely
rendered by Messrs. Rubel and Heald, was
4 pleasing feature. During the evening
Mr.. Marks gave several selections OF his
own composition. Refreshments were
served.
Cent RAE
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Mrs. Ellie Hall is on the sick list.
A. ]. Conary and daughter left Saturday
for Portland.
Margaret Hinckley will teach here this
fall.
David Friend has returned home from
Brockton.
Walter Hodgdon has bought the Smith
cottage at South Bluehill of l. S. Candage.
Cecil Gray and wife went to Ellsworth
in the launch Tonic, Saturday. Coming
home they saw large whale.
Sept. 8. CRUMBS.
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WEST EDEN.

Mrs. Nina Richardson has gone to Bar
Harbor for few weeks.
Misses Martha and Hattie Mayo, of
Hancock, spent last week visiting friends
here.
Miss Ellen Reed, of Somesville, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Della Lurvey, last
week.
Mrs. Fanny Morgridge has returned
home to Dexter, accompanied by her little
niece, Thelma Swazey.
Miss Octayia Hamor has gone to Els
worth to spend a few days with her grand
mother, Mrs. Eliza Hamor.
Miss Mildred Emery, of Salisbury Cove,
spent the past week with her grandpa
rents, N. w. Higgins and wife.
Sept. IL. s.
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SEAL oovE.,

Miss Emily Sawyer is visiting friends in
Ellsworth.
hev. Nathan Hunt, Of Charleston,
preached at the hall Sunday.
Schools viii reconvene Sept. Is. No
changes in teachers have been made.
Capt. j. HI. RumiIl and wife entertained
large party of friends Saturday evening,
Sept. 2.
James Morgridge and wife, OF Dexter,
spent few days with friends here re-
Gently.
Miss Bernice Ashley, who has been en-
ployed at Hotel Dirigo, Southwest Harbor,
Is at home.
Mrs. Jacob Walls and children, Miss
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CRUMBS.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss Susie Over, OF Prospect Harbor, is
the guest of Mrs. Ii. Fl. Havey.
Miss Flora Goodwin, who has been WIS.,
iting relatives in Harrington, is at home.
Schools opened Sept. 5, with the follow
ing teachers: High school, Herbert Hall;
grammar, Clarence Havey; intermediate,
Miss Bessie Gordon; primary, Miss Jane
Hamilton; Sullivans Harbor, Miss Alice
Farnsworth; East Sullivan, Mrs. Mary
Moves; Ash district, Miss Josie Urann;
Tunk pond, Miss George Urann.
Sept g.. MAE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
PRETTY MARSH.

Mrs. Annie E. Emerton, OF North Blue
hill, visited her mother last week.
Mrs. e. W. Freeman returned to her
home in Charlestown, Mass, Saturday
Paul Daiber returned to New York SAT-
urday. He was here few days to attend
the wedding of his brother.
James w. ODER and wife are on the sick
list. He has large abscess on his neck,
and his wife has the erysipelss in her
face
Mrs. Alma Fitzpatrick and daughters
Henrietta and julia, who have been at the
Bay View house few weeks, returned to
Northeast Harbor Saturday.
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SOUND.
X. Y. z.

Mrs. Lewis Dorr is visiting relatives in
Winterport.
Charles Tracy is having his house newly
clapboarded and painted.
Miss Mildred Wasgatt has gone to Cas-
tine to attend the normal school.
Walter Blake, who is employed at Ston-
ington, was home for few days this week.
Mrs. Sidney Bracy left Wednesday for
Bucksport, where she will spend some
time visiting relatives.
Sept. IL. II.
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mfnifaI.
Happy Women.
Plenty of Them in Ellsworth, and
Good Reason for it

uUUu nedSOH lot IL.
Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why an Ellsworth reader
Should suffer in the face of evidence
like this:
Mrs. George w. Day, living ON Shore
Road, two miles from Ellsworth, says:
six years ago / made statement for
publication recommending Doan's Kid
ney Pills, the substance of which was
ache and almost every movement / made
brought severe twinges of pain. / could
not rest at night for no position | assumed
was comfortable and in the morning l
arose tired and unfreshed. A physician
said had kidney disease as the symptoms
showed it plainly. took many remedies
but only received temporary relief and
finally just before l used Doan's Kidney
Pills / suffered from an attack which al
most Frustrated me. Not having much
faith left in medicines was rather skep-
tical when Doan's Kidney Pills were
recommended and got box because 1
knew something had to be done. I pro-
cured them at E. G. Moore's drug store,
formerly Wiggin & Moore's. This rem
edy acted directly upon the kidneys and
in short time l was greatly relieved. I
have even more confidence in this remedy
to-day than l had at that time, because 1
have used few doses since and they have
never failed to bring the most beneficial
results. / recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills very earnestly.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's sand take
no other.
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BASS HARBOR.
CHEER.

P. w. Richardson's horse ran away FRI
day cutting himself considerably and
nearly demolishing the wagon.
Mrs. Julia Bennett, of Yarmouth, and
Mrs. Mary Heath and little daughter, OF
Bangor, are visiting their father, o. NJ.
Kittredge.
Several of our young people leave to-
day to attend school. Miss Helen Watson
goes to Westbrook seminary, and Misses
Edna Benson, Helen Dix and Bessie Eaton
to Hebron academy.
Sept. IL. Y. Y. z.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Zelpha Springer died Sunday, Sept.
3. She was born August 10, 1927, the
second child of Isaac and Lydia Clark.
She married Daniel A. Springer, who died
in July, 1888. Funeral services were held
at the home Sept. s. One son and three
grandchildren survive her.
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SOUTH sURRY.

The Misses Steward left for New York
yesterday.
volney Coggins returned to Bluehill
yesterday to attend the fall term at the
academy.
Howard Cunningham went to Swans
Island yesterday and brought home his
new sloop.
Sept. IL. TRAMP.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Ganzelo Herrick and wife, of Bar Island,
spent few days in town last week.
Capt. George Crockett and wife, of
Portland, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Roscoe Colson and wife leave to-day to
visit relatives in different towns in the
State.
Sept. IL.
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Maud and Master Allan, of Southwest
Harbor. visited here last week.
Chester Robbins is having his house
painted and put in readiness Tor occu-
pincy. Dennis Norwood, of West Ire
mont, is doing the work.
Sent II -,
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BROOKsYILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Knox celebrated
their ''tin wedding at their home here
Thursday, Sept. Z. About forty guests
were present. Again Mr.. and Mrs. Knox
were the bride and groom, and went
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Scratch. scratch, scratch; unable to attend TO
business during the day or sleep during the
night Itching piles, horrible plague. Doan's
Ointment cures. Never fails. AT any drug
store, so eeuts.-Adpt
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TRAMP.
MT. DESERT FERRY.

Little Alton Jellison is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
School begins today, with Miss Scam
mons, of Egypt, as teacher. !
Sept. II. G.