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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

George o. johnson Is In New York for q
few days.
Albert Mcbride returned Saturday, hav-
Ing spent the past few mont rs in Boston.
A party OF ten attended the masonic
installation of officers at Somesville last
week.
large number from here attended the
convention OF Odd Fellows at EIlsw ort b
last week.
A game OF basket ball was played Sat
urday evening between Northeast Harbor
and Stonington.
A Rebekah lodge was instituted here last
Wednesday with a charter mem bership OF
about fifty. The lodge is named Asticou,
No. ia. About fifty from Rowena lodge,
of Southwest Harbor, conferred the de.
grees. The officers are: N. G., Grace Small.
iidse; v. g., Georgia Tracy; chsplain,
Grace Frost; treasurer, Louisa SmsIlidge;
seutinel, Nellie Bartlett; financial secre.
tary, Mrs. Graves; warden, Ada Peck ham
conductor, Mrs. Buckley. The other
Offices will be filled later.
Feb. 90. M,
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SEAL COVE.

Mrs. Sidney Wallace, OF Bass Harbor,
visited Mrs. Peter Reed last week.
Mrs. Ella Walls, who is spending the
winter in Eden, visited here last week.
Miss Helen Siwyer, OF Southwest Har-
Dor. is whiting her grandmother, Mrs. Z.
II. Sawyer.
Chester Walls has returned from Port
land hospital much improved, having
undergone difficult operation for sbscess
on the spine.
First Selectman W. w. A. Heath was
rgsin called to Augusta on business re-
latiDg to the division OF the town of
Tiemont. He returned Friday, reporting
satisfactory results.
SIP. cisl services are being held at the
hail. The pastor, Rev. Clarence Emery,
is assisted by Rev. d. NJ. Apge |. of he
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MUM.
BROOKLYN.

J.J. Bridges and wife were in Ellsworth
last week.
High school closed Friday for q few
weeks vacation.
R. w. Smith went to Stonington Mon.
dag with freight.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John 8 apies, Feb. 16.
Frank Staples, OF Rocslsnc, spent last
week with his family in town.
Mrs. Edgar Wells and son are visiting
Mrs. Wells moi her at BfooksviIle.
A number OF Odd Fellows attended the
convention at Ellsworth last Friday.
A. E Fsrnsworth, OF fremont, was In
town last vel on business connected
with the Fsrnsworth Packing Co.
Charles Biapce, IT,, of Prospect Hsrbor,
visited K. w. Nutter and wife last week,
accompanied by his little daug bter
Georgia. I
Several OF the young people from here
attended the masquerade bali at Sedgwick
last Wednesday evening. A good time
was reported.
Feb. 20. UNE FEMME.
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SARGENTVILLE.

Miss Eva Grindal has returned to Ellis
worth.
Mrs. L. NJ. Roberts returned to her
bone In Brooksville Saturday.
Henry w. Sargent was in Augusta last
week. While there he visites the insane
asylum.
Mrs. J. B. Bsbson and Mrs. Flye, OF
Bcookiin, spent Friday at tie Lynumore;
also Mrs. Ernest Grtndsl with her two
boys.
The chapel circle held sale and supper
last Wednesday evening which was
largely attended. Fifty came over from
Little Deer Isle. The lucky guesser on
bottle OF corn was Capt. E. Hutchinson,
ut Little Deer Isle, who took the guilt.
The lucky guessers on buttons 10 bottles
lst, Miss Hartness, worked collar and
cuffs; %, Mrs. Ada Moore, set table mats |;
Sd, Herbert Dority, sweeping cap; 4.h,
Can't. Nutter, kimona.
Feb. 20. NJ,
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Orrin Donneli seems somewhat
improved.
Joseph Colson, George Welsh ana
George Hooper attended the Odd Fellows,
convention at Ellsworth last Friday.
Mrs. Evelyn and Mrs. Percy Doupell
visited Mrs. Donneii's daughter, Mrs.
George Welsh, Mrs. T. E. Hooper and
Mrs. Rutter, Feb. Ia.
Rev. c. e. Psttfsen kept his appoint.
ment here Sunday forenoon, ait hough tina
roads in PLACES were impossible necassits..
ing bis going oat Ia helds. He had q
fair-siz ed congregation.
Among those who attended the local
union OF Y. p. 9. G. e. held at Hancock
last Wednesday were Mrs. t. NJ. Blaisdeli
and daughter Harriet, W.ifred Gordon.
and Agnes and Marcia Springer.
The ladies' missionary circle OF the
Baptist church at the village has raised
during tue current year by the mite. box
system and by free viii offerings the sum
Of SIS rs, which will 70 divided between
home and foreign mission work.
Mrs. Wilfred Gordon, whose sister was
carried to Bangor from Unionviile for in
operation at the no pitsl, went to Bangor
the operation, which was for appendicitis,
finely, and was very comfortable.
Feb. 20. r.
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w EST EDEN.

The little son OF F. L. Hadley Is I'll.
Miss Fanny E. Young has been obliged
to give up school on account OF poor
hesith.
Mrs. K. E. Sargent has been quite III
with a bad cold and lung trouble. but is
now better.
Miss Mildred Emery, of Salisbury Cove,
Is visiting her grandparents, N. W. Hig-
gins and wife.
Mrs. Lottie Knowles spent q few days
last week with her dsue liter, Mrs. Emma
Peach, at North beast Haroor.
Mrs. Nina Richardson has recently
opened a store at the foot OF Town hill.
Her friends hope she will be successful.
The V. 1. society will hold an old
folks supper at Town Hill hall Tuesday
evening, Feb. 81. There will also be q
sale OF fancy articles.
Harold Jeiiison and Master Harry Alien
were the guests OF o. c. Higgins and wife
the past week. They are pupils OF the
Central school, and while the scbooihouse
Is Undergoing repairs from the dsmsge by
fire, the school is enjoying a weeks vsca-
ton. school will begin again next Mon
day.
Feb. is. MUM.
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Irving Mcdonald spent Sunday with
friends in Gouldsboro.
e. w. Cieaves and wife spent Wednes-
day With relatives in Milbridge.
Melville Cole has been confined to the
mouse for several weeks with neuralgia.
Mrs. Lula Bunker went to Gouldsbor
Sunday TO spend a few days with friends.
A. r. Joy and E. W. Bridges vent to
Tnnk pond the last OF the week for a few
Gays fishing.
Arthur Young, formerly OF this towr,
With friend, was entertained at Dr. L. r
rabee's over Sunday.
w. NJ. Hutchings came from Goulds-
boro Saturday and visited relatives here
until Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John F. Perry went to Goulds boro
Friday to assist In the care OF Mrs.. Ida
Fernsld, no Is very Ill.
j. NJ. Williams and L. P. Cole took din
ner at B. E. Moore's In Goulds boro on Sat-
orday. called there by town business.
Miss Fannie Ray, who has been en- In
valid for some time, was generously
favored by ST. Valentine, receiving gifts
from Boston, Newton, Augusta and Bar
Rsrbor, besides many remem brances
nearer home.
Fab % n
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COUNTY NEWS.
ror aaaa.o.e, oou..,s Y.,e. see other paes.
SOUTH BRooKsvILLE.

4
Mrs Irwin ID. Condor is quite III.
Capt. o. NJ. Gray Is on the sick list.
George Cray Is building foe row. boat.
Capt. J. l.. Chstto, OF South Brooksvilie,
Is visiting relatives here.
w. A Harvey has been making an ex-
tended visit to Cape Roster.
Thomas Gray, OF Har borside. was in this
neig bborhood on business Friday.
Merritt Gray, of Hsrborside, died Feb.
Is, after long and painful illness.
There was q masked ball under the
management OF Jay Roper at Els hail
Feb. IS.
Mrs. Emery Dodge, OF North Brooklin,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Howard.
Gilman Chstto 10 carrying the mall on
the new route between Brooksviile and
Cape Roster.
Levi Franks, who has been driving a
team In the woods for Fred Perkins, is at
home his week.
A petition against repeating the seining
law was sent from this town signed by
nearly every man.
There are several q ne ne " les. boats here
but there Is so much snow on the ice 1t Is
impossible to use them.
There was a supper and entertainment
for the benefit OF the church at Els hall
Feb. IA. 1t ne ted over SIS.
Mrs. Viola Haskell, who has been teach.
ing at Cape Roster, Is at home. Her
dsugh Venie, Tho was 20 badly injured
cosstins, Is slo WY recovering.
Feb. is. G.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Miss Addie White is at work for Mrs.
Harry johnson
Howard Hodgkins is.out OF the woods
for few days.
Mrs. Chester Lounder has gone to
Boston to visit relatives. Edna Gallison
10 keeping house for her.
Harvey Carte- nas gone to Nicolin to
work for bis brother. His wife Is visit
ing her mot her this week.
Mrs. Bessie Tufts has returned from
Trenton, where she has been visiting.
Her sister, Mrs. George Hopkins, came
home with her to visit her parents.
Mrs. John Bacon, who has been sum
mer resident here for many years, died
at her home In Bangor last week. Her
husbsnd died q few years ego.
Feb. 20. L.
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ARE,
WALTHAM.

Alfred Hardison is In very poor health.
Mrs. Josephine Stanley is visiting rsla-
tiges In Bangor.
Stephen Jordan and Roscoe Haslem each
lost horse recently.
Miss Minerva Jordan, OF Ellsworth, la
visiting friends here.
Officers of Court Snyctic and compsn-
ion court Sunbeam were installed Jan. %
BY CJurt Deputies Fl. w. Ktngmsn aud
Ella Martin, after which supper was
served. A good time was enjoyed by all.
Feb. 20. II.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HAP soR.

A little girl arrived at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry johnson, Feb. 8, finding a
warm welcome.
Mrs. Emily Fsrnsworth went to p owl
deuce, r l., two weeks ago, and while
there viii be under the care of pbysi
clan, as she is still considerably out OF
hsslth.
Toe young people from here who vert
to Bar Harbor to attend the local union OF
Christian Eudeavor were severely snow
bound many hours in making the trip.
They spent the night in the convention
church. returning next day none the
worse for their adventure.
Rev. Charles Skinner, of Bucksport,
who has been located at Haverhili. n. h.,
for several years, preached at the Consre
gstiooal church Sunday morning, Feb. II
and at Bass asrbor In the afternoon. TIE
sermon suited the people, but the salary
that the church could offer was not suffi-
cient to induce the preacher to eater into
service here.
Mrs. Fred Robbins, of Mt. Desert light
station, came from the Rock with her
little nephew Fred a week ago to keep
house for her sister, Mrs. Stephen Hsr-
mon, who has been so critically i'll with
appendicitis, and who will be taken to the
Maine general hospital to-day. Er.
Harmon has come from Rocklsnd to &C.
company his wife on the trying journey.
1t will be remem bered that less than two
years ago Stephen Harmon himself under
went an operation at the Bar Harbor
hospital for the same disease.
TIE Congregational society held q mid
winter apron sale and entertainment al
Masonic hall Friday evening. Owing to
the wstorm, the attendance was not
so large as had been hoped for. The pro-
gramme was excellent and well applsuded.
A solo and encore song by Mrs. Maud
Trask, two readings by Hiss Ida Cousins,
q speech by a little philosopher, Mark
LAWYER, and most amusing farce by Err
wing Brscy, F. Whitaker and Wilder
Neal were much appreciated by the audi
ence. Cake and ice cream found ready
| purchasers, and the several boot bs proved
attractive, especially the mystery table,
which the little folks literally patronizec.
Mrs. Harry Lswton very kindly acted as
orgsnist on the occasion.
Feb. 20. SPRAY.
Mrs. w. B. Stanley lie at Northeast
Harbor visiting her son Frank.
Henry Trundy and wife are at surry Wis.
iting Mr.. Trundy's DAUGHTER Susie.
Ralph Lurvey has returned from Boston,
but not alone, as be brings bride with
| him.
Mrs. Seth Lurvey has returned from
| Brewer, where she was called by the
lines of her mother.
Mrs. Hannah Harper, CT Center, Is visit
| ing fer brother, Joshua Marshall, and
other relatives here.
| S tn Norwood had to close bis school In
. district No. 2, last week, on account Of the
| grip. He has resumed bis work.
Miss Josie Billings, teacher in district
No. 1, was Obliged to close her school last
week on account OF the grip, but is in
hopes to resume her duties this week.
| R1wena Rebekah lodge went to North.
east Hareor, Feb. 15, to help institute 6
lodge there. The degree STAFF worked the
degree on forty-seven charter mem ers
The new lodge will be known by the name
of Astic1u, No. ia.
Feb. 20. T.
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OTIS.

Orn Salisbury Ia very Ill.
W. o. Fogg, of Huil's Cove, was in
town few days last week.
Miss Ethel Young returned home Sun
day from q weeks visit at East brook.
Miss Sadie Tibbetts, who has been
critically Ill for some weeks with typhoid
fever, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Emily Davis Warren spent last
Wednesday at the home OF her daug hter,
Mrs. Bonnie Frost, Of Msriaviile.
Charles Kenney and wife were guests OF
George Jordan and !wi'e,i of Ellsworth
Falls, last Saturday and Sunday.
Peter Anderson and wife, of Bar Har-
Dor, visited the family of Mr.. Auderson's
sister, Mrs. W. W. Tibbetts. few days
last week,
Feb. 20. DAVIS.
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REACH.
DAVIS.

Miss Lula Torrey is visiting relatives at
Sargentville.
Rslph Wiley, of Brooklin, called on 8.
T. Lowe Sunday.
Mrs. s. w. Gteeniswe Is confined to the
house by illness.
g. T. Lowe made business trip to
Brooklin Thursday.
A. r. Campbell is shipping HOLSTERS by
wsy Of Stonington.
Charles Ames and Theodore Bray, OF
Deer Isle, are cutting wood for s. F.
Torrey.
Fred Colomey and wife, of Bluehill,
visited Mrs. Nancy Greeniswe Sunday.
After spending a few Gays with relatives
at Deer Isle they returned home Wednes.
day.
Feb. 16. L,
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MARLBORO,

Miss Myra Springer, OF Hancock, lie
with Mrs. Tyler Hodgkins.
A little SOD came to tue home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Anderson Feb. ID. He has
been namsd Hollis Frederick.
Eoen Kingman, Mrs. s. Fl. Rsmick and
Mrs. Gsorge Tceadwell visited the high
school at Lsmolne Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Wright and little son have
spent the past two weeks with her par
ents, Tyler Hoigkins and wife. Mr..
Wright came last Wednesday, return ng
Saturday with his wife and little son to
their home in Bar Harbor.
Feb, 20, ARE
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WEST HANCOCK.

Mrs. Abbie Ingalls, is quite III With the
grip.
Sherman Mcfarland came from New
port recently, and spent . few days. He
returned Saturday night.
All are sorry to learn Of the illness OF
Mrs. Sarah Norris who Is with her son, c.
IL. Norris, at Bar Hsrbor.
Fred Miiiiken ana Watson Springer,
witbh party from Bar Harbor, spent last
week at Branch pond. They report excel
lent luck.
Feb. 90. sUMAc
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HANCOCK.
RESOLUTIONS


Adopted by Pamela grange, No. 965, held at
Hancock. Feb IL. 1905:
Whereas, Death has again entered our ranks
and removed our aged brother. Luther Haven.
therefore be 1t,
Resolved, That In the death of Bro. Haven,
not only the grange bu' the mmanity has lost
q member who WAS respected for his energy
and activity, one who was always ready to aid
the needy and unfortunate.
Resolved, That We extend sympathy to the
family.
Resolved, That copy of the resolutions be
sent them, copy placed on oar'records, copy
sent to local papers for publication. and that
our charter be draped In mourning for thirty
days.
Massey NJ. ABBOTT,
AUGUSTUS I. Foss,
BESSIE WALKER,
Committee on resolutions.
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1HR tr has Subscribers al JOG
Of the ne I<r.- a,cts in Hancock counts:
a. che other papers in the County con-
bsned do NOT reach so many. THE AMER
IoAs "a not tAe only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, but IL IS the onEy paper that CON prop
sriy be called a COUNTY paper; oil the
best are merely local papers. The circuia-
sson of The AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, IS larger
:han that Of all the other papers printed
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NokTa LAMoINE.

Inez Hagen and her sister Charlotte are
visiting relatives in Sullivan.
Mrs. Arthur II pit Is In Bingor for few
days. She returns on Tuesday.
Capt. A. B. Holt IL on a business trip to
Boston. He returns on Thursday.
Ira Hagen has been confined to the
house the past week With the grip.
Coleman Hagen and wife have gone to
Bar Harbor. He IL employed on the hos.
pltai. Il
Feb. 20. Y.
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SURRY.
Feb. 16.

e. c. Withee has been confined to his
house for two weeks by illness.
r. g. Osgood, v no has been seriously
i'll for several weeks, is slowing recover
inr.
Rev. J. d. McGraw, wife and daughter
Fiossie are recovering from severe attacks
Of the grip.
8. A. McGraw, Frank Jeilison and John
Jellison, OF Surry, and George E. Clark,
OF Bar Harbor, have crews in the woods
cutting stave-wood and cord-wood and
hsuiing 1t to the landings at the bay for
shipment next summer.
Feb, 20. q.
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TO attend to his work. Ashbury Lopaus
hiss taken his place.
Quite number have been attending
the revival meetings at Seal Cove. Rev.
ID. NJ. Angel, pastor of the Methodist
church here, has been working with Rev.
Clarence Emery, OF Manset.
Feb. 10. THELMA,
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EGYPT.
Norman Savage is at home III.

Norman Savage is at home TT.
e. g. Burnham is on the sick list.
Mrs. John Ingalls,, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Fred Mckenzie, returned to her
home last week Out Ill.
Miss Marion West, who has for the past
week been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Abbie West. OF Ellsworth, has returned,
accompanied by her cousin.
Feb. 40. ANON,
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Methodist church, West fremont. Rev.
Mr.. Aideich, of Southwest Harbor.
preached Friday evening, Feb. II.
Feb. 20.
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COUNTY NEWS.
o+ additional County Ne ,Ss. see other pages
PROSPECT HARBOR.


James HIl and wife, of West Gou DIS
toro, were here on Thursday.
J. s Ray has lumber on the ground TO
bui,d an addition on his store.
Papils not absent one half day were
aohn and Philip Workman, John Stinson
ard Robert Stsniey.
The Uniiei Order OF Red Men meet
twice week, and are making great prog
ress towards Yertecling their work.
Frank WEIGH, who has been an invalid
Since his parents, Capt. WEIGH and wife,
move d here this spring, ia having another
trying Ill spill.
Mrs. Fred Seavey ia convslescenl from
eerious Illness. Her mother, Mrs. Jacob
Young, Of Gouldsboro, has been with her
for week or more.
Mrs. Charles B ance, j., and Miss Mary
Biance were guests OF Mrs. Fred circuit,
q East Sullivan, on Tuesday, and at
tended the mask ball that evening.
Charles Blspce, ir, with hts little
ca1a hler, Miss Georgis, drove to Brock
lin on Thursday, aud MIR. Blince attended
Che DAD Fellows convention in Ellsworth
CD Friday, returning home Saturday.
John Coombs opened his house to the
VI society last Wednesday. 1t was
sare day, and there was q large attend
ence. MIR. Coombs Is his own house
keeper, and everything was In "spple-
PIE" order. The evening passed quickly
with cards.
The V. l. society met at J. NJ. Williams
Feb. s, and had the usual pleasant enter
esinmept, not wit hstsnding the house got
9fase from an over heated chimney; it was
discovered jast In time to prevent a
Calamity. the ouiF damage Is a hole In
fhe wall which was cut away to get to
the IRE within.
School closed Feb. 10 after pleasant and
profitable terms taught by Miss Marion
Wilson in the gram mar, and ii ISIS Dorothy
Dresser in the primary department. Miss
Dresser had lsst-day exercises with the
following programme:
Kiag Winter. ...-............. By School
Pas Awful Ignorance, John Stinson
Bad Beginning But Good Ending,
Florence Robinson
Planting Himself to Grow-..--..wsyne Bendix
Exercise. By Florence Robinson ami Amy
N0onan
CHarHs's Stcry. Shepherd Stewart
Naughty KITTY .........--.. .....Dernice ~eayty
The First Fairy ....................Gr Grace Wilson
Selling the Bsby. ...................Amy Soonan
Exercise ...---.................. By four boy
Baby Thankful. ....-FIra Anise
Chicken Story .-.....-.-....... Burton Wilson
GrsRdpA's Barn .................John Workman
Fair Little Girl ............... George Blance
Sae Cats Thanksgiving. .........Fred Robinson
Outside and In, Matte Robinson Nellie
Wilson. Bernice Seayey
Revolt. .............wallaceG Grind q
Feb. Is. c,
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g There is no specific for
consumption. Fresh air, ex-
ercise. nourishing food and
SCOTS Emulsion will come
pretty near curing it, if there
is anything to build on. Mil
lions Of people throughout the
world are living and In good
health on one lung.
q From time immemorial the
doctors prescribed cod liver
oil tor consumption. OF
course the patient could not
take it in its old form, hence
it did very little good. They
can take
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Green Harbor, Mass.
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Feb. 20.
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A little girl arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry johnson, Feb. 8, finding
warm welcome.
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