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Flanders Johnson Killed by His Wife
VINO Shot His Head Of.

rom the Daily Item Nov. 80.
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NORTH sEDGwICR.

Mrs. R. C. Abbott, who has been visit
ing in BIuehill for week, has returned
home.
A. Hsnscom, who has been visiting his
brother, o. s. Hanscom, for few weeks,
returned to Monroe Monday.
Miss Bessie Bell HazeIwood, Of Little
River, Conn.,, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. II. j. Allen, for few weeks.
Harry Smith, of Lynn, Mass, arrived
Saturday to spend a few days with D. NJ
Thompson and wife at the parsonage
Harry Brandt and Miss Winifred Braey,
Of Attieboro, Mass, were in town wed
nesday visiting Harry Thurston and wife,
Harry j. Closson, wife and little daugh-
ter, OF Portland, arrived Wednesday for
few days visit with Harry's father, J. A.
uosson. They returned to Portland Sat
urday.
Miss Abbie Elwen went to Surry Thurs
day making short visit with Miss Chanle
Treworgy at woodbine cottage. She re-
turned Friday afternoon, Mrs. 5. W.
Treworgy ACCOMPANY ling her to spend a
few days with Mrs. Elwell at the Cedars.
July 81. RAE.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Mortimer Goodwin is laid up with a
lame hand.
Mrs. Cynthia Clark is enjoying an OUT
ing at Bar Harbor.
Holcie Coombs and Harry Clark arrived
home from Hampden last night.
DIR. s. s. DeBeck and wife are taking an
outing in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
They intend to stay two weeks.
Charles Goodwin and family, Frank
Coombs and family and others passed the
Sabbath at Camp Restful on the shores of
Abrams pond.
s. s. Scammon has purchased stave
machine that will soon be put in opera
ton at his mill in connection with the
one already there.
George Bartlett and wife started for
their home in Providence, R. l., Friday.
Franklin was Mrs. Bartlett's girlhood
home. This is her first visit for six years.
Mr.. Bartlett is machinist, and spends
much of his time in the South putin
in new machinery.
July 81. GREER.
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NORTH pENoBsCor.

Rev. Mr.. Bryant and Frank Hutchins
have been harvesting the hay on the Vesta
Haney place.
Master Arthur Barber, of Hampden, has
been visiting Chandler Hutchins, Of
North Penobscot.
The splendid rain Sunday and Monday,
experimenting the showers of Thursday,
viii greatly benefit the growing crops and
the pastures.
The New England Telephone Co. has
been seeking to extend its line to North
Penobscot, but not sufficient support has
yet been pledged.
Little frankie Grindle caught his left
hand in the gearing OF the horsefork, and
it was badly injured. DIR. Towle, of
Bucksport, attended him.
A gentleman called on the correspondent
few days ago, wearing a most wise and
dignified aspect. BE was mistaken for a
member of the Sturgis commission, but he
soon set the correspondents mind at rest
with the question: 'Have you sewing
machine that needs repairs"
One fine hay day last week Friday
and several poor ones, yet large amount
Of hay was harvested. A few have
finished haying. Some are nearly
through, and a few not more than half
done. The reports as to the crops are
various-owing in part to the imagination
and in part to bulky character of their
crop. In turnout fields little more than
last year was harvested; in fields and
patches Of high culture considerable in
crease over last year is noticed.
I1Ix-
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EAST BLUEHILL.

F. Homer Long came home from Hal
lowell yesterday.
Miss Mabel Cooper went to Rockland
last Saturday for months visit.
Miss Lillian Cousins, of New Orleans,
La, is the guest of S. Whiteomb Cousins
and wife.
During the last week Miss Elsie Philip,
of Bluehill, has been the guest Of Miss
Silvia NJ. Chapman.
Aubrey /. Long and wife, Of Portland,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Long.
He arrived last Friday.
Mrs. Harry A. Wright, of Massachusetts,,
arrived last Wednesday. She is the guest
of Mrs. Violet Grindle.
Lewis Carter, who has been haying for
Russell Carter, returned to his home at
Brooksville last Saturday.
Luther w. Bridges and wife came home
from Stonington last Friday. He is at
work for the White Granite Co.
Robert B. Holmes, of Ellsworth, was in
the village last Wednesday. He brought
Mrs. Holmes, who has remained visiting
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Percy Jordan, of Waltham, is helping
Everett Tracey hay.
Misses Halle Young and Mary Billing
ton are the guests of Mrs. Eva Scammon.
Mr.. Newman, of Bangor, joined his
family here on Friday for few days
outing.
Grace Woodwork has gone to Sullivan,
where she is employed in the family of
Fred Clark.
Jennie Springer, of West Franklin, Wis
tied her grandmother, Mrs. Augusta Cous-
ms, last week.
Carl Butler and Moses Abbott have been
cutting Curtis Hooper's hay. Mr.. Hooper
is in poor health.
Claude l.. Clark, cook on NJ. K. Jesup's
yacht, Ell Placita, which is at Bar Harbor
for the summer, spent Sunday at home.
Minta Williams, who has been in failing
health for the past two years, passed
peacefully away Thursday. She leaves a
large circle of friends to mourn her early
demise. Funeral services were held at
her home Saturday afternoon, Rev. j. P
Simonton, of Ellsworth, officiating.
July 81. t,
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CHIPS.
Woman's Curiosity.

y
"Woman's curiosity" said Mr. Fletcher,
sis quality of the mind beyond all
human understanding.
"Yes?n said Mrs. Fletcher. aWhat
made you think of that?"
"The actions of a woman I saw down
town to-day" said Mr.. Fletcher. s'She
followed man ten blocks just to read q
placard that was fastened on his back.
She spotted him at Thirty-fourth street.
That was really the end of her trip, feel
sure, from something she said to another
woman who was too fat to join in the
chase. But when she caught sight of that
flaming red poster tied to the mans back,
her curiosity got the better of her, and
she set out after him.
"He led her quite chase, across town and
down town and half way back to Thirty
fourth street, but she never weakened.
She tagged faithfully along in his wake,
and finally she got close enough to read
that notice.
Mrs. Fletcher reflected moment.
"What did it say?" she asked.
at advised her to get her teeth pulled
somewhere on Sixth avenue"
Mrs. Fletcher thought again.
"Where were you all the time she was
trying to find that out?"
"Me?" said Fletcher, 'tOh, | was fol-
lowing the woman. I wanted to see if
she finally caught up with the man.
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SOUTH SURRY.

All regret to learn that Mrs. Sawyer is
i'll. and also Mrs. Mayl ew, who is visiting
at Mr.. Sawyer's.
The Misses Stewart took their friends to
Patterns pond last Saturday. They were
delighted with their visit.
Calvin Young came home from stoning-
ton last week. He will work at Bluehill
for the White Granite Co.
The Hazel Dell left here for New York
yesterday loaded with stone for the White
Granite Co. Capt. Coggins is accompanied
by his son Clifford.
Roy Organ returned to New York yes
terday, after brief visit at William p.
Stewards, and Mrs. Broadwell started at
the same time for her home in Kansas City
where her mother is very ill.
The Briggs family went to Lexington
last week to be present at the wedding Of
DR.. Edward Briggs, which took place Aug.
%. The family returned here, to be fol-
lowed little later by the bride and groom
for short visit.
July 81. TRAMP.
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COUNTY NEWS.
y. wtietiiionat County Ne,ps sec other pooes
EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. w. L. Harrison, who has been in
poor health since moving home from
Surry, has gained so as to be able to walk
out.
Harry Rowe, the "boy preacher, as he is
called in Eastbrook, where he is preaching
during his vacation, preached at the Free
Baptist church Sunday, July 30.
Saturday evening, July 20, social and
musical entertainment was held at the
Free Baptist church. There was quite a
god attendance and general good time
Rev. p. A. A. Killam, of Ellsworth, who
was in town last week working in the in
terest of the Baptist and Free Baptist
churches, dined with G. H. Rutter on
Wednesday.
Rose McKeenan, of Swans Island, who
is visiting her former home here, spent
the day with Mrs. Bartlett Slower and
daughter Cassie at. the home of J. H. Wal
ton July IS.
John FL. Walton, who is employed by T.
M. Blaisdell, while loading vessel with
stone, got his hand caught in the pulleys
and badly jammed. It was found neces-
sary to take the little finger and the next
one to it off, one at the third and one at
the second joint.
Frank B. Patten, who came from the
state of Washington home some four
months ago quite ill, died Sunday morn
ing. He leaves devoted wife who has
been untiring in her care of him both day
and night, and one child, boy of thir-
teen years. They have the sympathy OF
all. Mrs. Patten has no relatives here, as
all her people live in Philadelphia and the
West. She is quite alone except for her
boy and her husbands brother and sister,
who feel deeply their brothers loss.
Aug r
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EGYPT.

George Springer of waltham, is here
quite ill.
Miss Lula West has returned from Bar
Harbor.
Miss Effie Clark is spending few days
with her parents.
Howard Hoegkins is at Lamoine for a
few days on business.
Norris Savage, who has been working at
Bar Harbor, is ct home.
Erwin Scammon spent last Saturday and
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Grace Savage has gone to Show
hogan for visit of few weeks.
Miss Vivian Stratton, of Cambridgeport,
Mass, is the guest OF Mrs. John Hutchins.
Mrs. Charles wormell and Estella West,
of Ellsworth, were guests of Mrs. Judson
West last week.
Mrs. J. c. McGrath, OF Old Town, was
here few days last week, the guest Of her
brother, Frank Hodgkins.
Mrs. J. c. winterbotham, who was
spending the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. George Jordan, has been called to
Passaic, n. j., by the illness OF relative.
July 81. ANON.
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ORLAND.
II.
July 81.

Capt. A. L. Wood has been at home for
few days.
George V. Gray was at home from Ban
gor over Sunday.
Miss Mae Hartman is at home after
several weeks in Pawtucket, R. 1.
All regret to learn of the serious illness
OF Preble Gatchell, wellknown and
highly respected citizen. Mrs. Sadie
Abbott, of Verona, is caring for him.
|. Among the recent visitors in town
were: Mrs. Bertha Mallock, Master
Graham Mallock, Mrs. Sadie Harris, Miss
Frances I. Harris, of Somerville, Mass, at
Clifton Sparks; Rev. G. E. Fisher, of
Lowell, Mass, at [. Fairbrother's; Mrs.
Louis Colt, Master Russell Colt, of Port
land, at Colon Ginn's; Misses Abbie and
Alice Hartman, al A. r. Soper's; Mrs.
Maudc Dorr, of Boothbay, at Mrs John
Churchill's; Mrs. NJ. p. Moore, of Brock
ton, Mrs. Flora Grindle, Misses Grindle
and Reynolds, of Bar Harbor, at Mrs.
H. e. Grindle's; Mrs. Sewall l.. Harri-
man, Hattie E. Hartman, of Pawtucket,
r. l., at Charles E. Gray's Mrs. Flora
Reeves, Miss Goldie Reeves, Camden, at
Mrs. Foster Gray's; Edith Stuart, of
Bangor, at Elizabeth Thurston's; Mrs.
Lucretia Crosby and Miss Carrie White, of
Brewer, Mrs. Maria Gross, of Bluehill, at
Joseph Crosby's; Miss Cora Reyes, of
Augusta, at F. NJ. Reyes; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Jordan, Miss Dorothy Jordan, of
Castine, at Capt. c. H. Jordan's.
July 81 q.
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WEST EDEN.
TRAMP.
July 81.

Miss Eleanor Kittredge, who has been
visiting relatives at Bar Harbor the past
week came home Wednesday.
Miss Leonia Paine, OF Bar Harbor, is
spending a few days with her grand
parents, A. S. Bunker and wife.
Miss Marian Hodgkins, of Ellsworth,
who has been visiting her sister Lillian,
returned home last week, her sister ac-
companying her.
Capt. Lester Pray carried quite party,
from here recently on a moonlight sail to
Northeast Harbor in his naphtha launch.
In the party were NJ. w. Hamor and wife,
Frank Clark and wife, William Clark, of
Massachusetts,, G.. w. Mayo and wife, Mrs.
Leila Trip, Wesley Haynes, Clarence
Hopkins. All reported pleasant sail.
July %. ;.
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NORTH CASTINE.

Miss Grace d. Wardwell is i'll.
Mrs. Mary L. Leach is having her barn
newly shingled.
Samuel Conner, of Auburn, is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
William Dunbar returned Thursday
from business trip to Waterville.
Mrs. Lucy Nye, of Bucksport, is spend
ing some time with Mrs. Edward West.
Willard Perkins, of New York, is visit
ing his parents, Joseph Perkins and wife.
Ross Conner left Tuesday for Boston,
where he will join the new yacht Glenda.
Bert Ames and son, of Brookline, Mass,
were recently the guests OF his sister, Mrs.
Augusta Leach.
Walter Conner, of the life-saving station
at Salisbury Beach, Mass, is in town for a
part of his vacation.
Miss Hazel Dunbar, of Penobscot, has
been the guest of Miss Emma c. Ward
well the past week.
Mrs. James Wade and family, of North
Easton, Mass, are at the Samuel Dunbar
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Harry Soper, of Colorado, is with
her parents, G. W. Perkins and wife, after
an absence of several years.
Mrs. Lowena Rice went to Bucksport
Saturday to spend a few days with
friends at the Robinson house.
July 81. L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
GREAT POND.


Mr.. Baker and wife, OF Bangor, are
CHESTS Of Ezra Williams.
Farmers are nearly through haying. The
hsv crop is much better than last year.
DR.. Hudson and party left Alligator for
home Wednesday, after stay OF nearly
four weeks.
cnv Patterson and Clarence Williams
are building a fine sporting camp beside
Great pond.
Mrs. A. II, Stevens, with little daugh-
Ter Inez, of Eddington, as been visiting
her Parents, j. r. Shuman and wife. s.re
Robert Patterson, who has been herea
few weeks for his health, with his son
Horace, returned TO. his home at Eastport
Friday.
Wednesday the ladies gave fine dinner
at camp octogon. With the invited guests,
there were thirty-two present. Cushions,
nilows and pictures with evergreen dec
orations, made the cottage by the lake look
very cosy and inviting. The visitors were
Mr.. Baker and wife, Bangor; Mrs. Fred
whitney and Miss Belling, of Lowell,
Mass; Mrs. Dalla Lord and daughter
Iula, Of Rowland; Mrs. George Crosby, of
Aurora; Mrs. Cecil Crosby and Mrs. Abbie
Rowe, Amherst. After dinner they were
,oined by Harry Whail, OF Dorchester,
Mass, Miss Lillian Garry and Miss Nash,
Bangor. Banjo and violin music, and
canoe rides were among the pleasures of
the day.
Tia
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BARTLETT'S ISLAND.

Miss Bertha Stone, OF Bayside, is the
guest of Miss Jessie Fullerton.
Mrs. George Ray and daughters Vina
and Georgia are visiting at Ellsworth this
week.
The sea coast missionary, Mr.. White,
held services at the schoolhouse Sunday,
July 23.
I. f. Stanley, OF Bluehill, was here last
week looking over the water pipes in the
Loring cottage.
OF the party Of ten which were board
ing at Mrs. Olive Bartlett's, six have re-
turned to their homes in Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island. The others will stay
one week longer.
July 81 Is.
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fOuNTY NEWS.
>. saett.onal o0nrta Ne.es see otner paes.
FRANKLIN.

Mrs. c. J. Cleveland and daughter Annie
Frances returned to Bangor last Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Lorrimer is at Millinocket for
several weeks, to supply for Pastor Young,
OF that place,
Miss Matte Blaisdell, who has been i'll
with gastric fever for a long time, is inn
proving slowly.
War Veteran James N. Dwelley returns
to the soldiers home this week on expira-
ton OF furlough.
Miss Genevieve Cole, of Prospect Har-
Dor, has been the guest of Miss Bernice
Dunn the past week.
Mrs. l.. I. Bunker and family leave
Tuesday for Camp Laughing Water on the
shore of Georges pond to spend a few
weeks.
Mrs. Lizzie Gates and young daughter
Edna, OF Boston, arrived last Wednesday
to spend their vacation with her parents,
John ID. Perkins and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. James t. Maxwell, and
friends from Watersmeet cottage, Hancock
Point, were among bus kboard party who
dined at the Relay house Sunday.
DIR. s. s. DeBeck, representative to the
supreme court, /. o. F., which convenes
at Atlantic City, N. j., July 81, left with
Mrs. DeBeck for their trip last Friday.
E. F. Bartlett and family, who have been
at their Eastbrook farm haying, are ex-
pected home this week. The hay crop in
some fields here is largely in excess of last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis F. Springer, Misses
Vida and Meta and Master Lester, of
Norway, Mich, arrived last week at their
summer home. ALI are glad to extend the
welcome hand to one of our former boys.
Eugene S. Bunker, who spent Sunday in
town, came to accompany his wife and
their little daughter back to Kingman.
At the Methodist church Sunday after
noon occurred the interesting christening
service of baby Marion by Rev. c. E..
Petersen.
THE AMERICANS North Penobscot cor
respondent in late paper voices the pro-
test Of citizens ''all along the line" regard
ing bho auto httsntly JIG
Franklin man sold his horse, one reason
for which was that the ladies of the house-
hold no longer felt safe to ride from fear
of meeting one of those horse TERRIERS.
Miss Clara Dunn has issued invitations
to party of forty young ladies to meet
her cousins, Misses Vida and Meta
Springer, Wednesday afternoon, Aug. q,
at her home. Tennis and other games
will precede a ''maiden tea", of ice
| cream, cake, chocolate and ''angel hash".
At the tea table the announcement of Miss
Clara's engagement to Elwell Llewellyn
Lowell, of Blaine, will be made public by
her father, Joseph L. Dunn. At the same
hour Mr.. Lowell will give bachelor tea
| to his friends, and announce his engage
ment to Miss Dunn.
July 81. B.
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EAST ORIAND.

=. p. Meade is ill with the measles.
Herbert Robinson is driving the stage
for James Pickering.
Charles Emery, of Ellsworth, is the
guest of Elijah White.
Miss Beatrice Heath, of Bucksport, is the
guest of Miss Bernice Mason.
Mr.. Pangborn has returned from short
trip to his home in Baltimore.
Avery Gray visited his brother, M. W
Gray, in Bangor the past week.
Miss Gladys Parker, of Bluehill, is the
guest of Miss Addie Stilphen.
Archie Ray and Bert Ray, of Boston are
the guests of Howard Blaisdell.
Mrs. Maud Churchill Dorr is visiting
her parents, John Churchill and wife.
July 81. M.
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EDEN

The rain Of Sunday and Monday was
welcomed by the farmers and market gar
deners.
Much excellent hay has been cut and
housed during the past two weeks. The
crop has been large.
Miss Pauline Faye Devereaux, of Castine,
who has recently visited friends in the vi
entity, returned to her home Friday.
Otis Leland and sons have resumed work
on the new house of Ed. Cousins.
Mrs. Abdon Emery is doing homework
for d. G. Hall for time. Mrs. Hall is
recovering from severe case of the
measles.
Several of our young people went to Bar
Harbor Thursday evening to attend the
play of Quincy Adams Sawyer. 1t was
very well played and full of life and fun.
July 81. S.
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OAK POINT.
July 81.

Elmer Mcfarland is employed by War
rem Haynes during haying.
Joseph Gilley visited friends and rela-
tiyes at Bar Harbor last week.
Aubrey L. Alley, of Seal Harbor, recent
ly visited his parents, d. B. Alley and wife
Leslie Over. of Ba cor. arrived: Thurs
day TO spend his vacation with his grand
father, j. IL. Galley.
D. B. Alley, who has had severe attack
of intercostal neuralgia in the region Of
the heart, is somewhat improved.
July 81. PLUTARcH.
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BASS HARBoR.

Miss Lena Bunker, who has been work
ing in Portland, is at home.
Arthur Allen and wife, of Providence, X
l., are spending August here.
Mrs. ]. M. Miller and little son Mat
thew, of Tacoma, Wash, are at Grey
Rocks.
Mrs. ]. t. Coffin and family, OF Brook
lyn, N. Y, are spending the summer al
L. F. Colts.
Rev. l. B. Conley, who has been at d. D.
Colts for several weeks, left last week ior
the White mountains. Early in the au-
tumn he VIII go abroad, spending the win
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Howells and the Plagiarist.

sWhen w. d. Howells," said pub
Usher, twas the editor of Hcrper's, a
young man of humble and rough exterior
one day submitted personally to him a
poem.
''Mr. Howells looked over the poem.
Then he said to the young man:
"'Did you write this poem yourseIf?'
eyes sir. Do you like it?' the youth
asked.
" 4 think it is magnificent said Mr..
Howells. Did you compose it unaided?'
I" Il certainly did, said the young man
firmly. 4 wrote every line of it out of
my own head
Mr.. Howells rose and said
Then, Lord Byron, am very glad to
meet you. But / was under the impression
that you had died at Missolonghi a good
many years ago."
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GoTT,s ISLAND.

M. V. Babbidge has been making new
mast for the sloop Jessie.
Rev. d. M. Angel preached very in
structive sermon here last Sunday.
Misses Spencer and Livingston, of Attle-
boro, Mass, who have been the guests of
L. s. Trask and wife, left for their home
last Saturday.
Miss Long, a trained nurse from Phila-
delphia, came last Friday to accompany
Miss Frances Hunter, who is seriously ill,
to her home in Philadelphia.
July 81. CHIPS.
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t'- in Rome, and visiting the Holy Land
Ia the spring.
Miss Edith Benson, who has been visit
/ lg here, has returned to her home in
somerville, Mass.
The annual lawn party, for the benefit
o. the village library, will be held at the
home Of the librarian, Mrs. vesta McRae,
next Friday afternoon and evening. Fancy
articles and refreshments viii be FOR sale.
July 81. N.Y..
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h,r friends until to-day. Her daughter
Mary came Saturday, and will return with
her mother to-day.
w. F. Chapman came home from Ston-
ington last Thursday. He is now en-
pioyed by the White Granite Co.
Mrs. ARENAS Chamberlain, who has
been visiting her brother at Spruce Head
and her sister at Swans Island, returned
LAST Tuesday.
July ST. q.
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OCEANVILLE.

Thaddeus Greenlaw went away on
Thursdays boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perham, of Boston, ar
visiting friends here.
The haying season is nearly over. Now
for picnics and buck board rides.
The lobster catchers are having vaca-
ton ON account of the scarcity of bait
Frank Gross and Allie Hatch, who are
ON the yacht Wild Goose, were at home
this week.
July IS, y.
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MARLBORO.

Joe Macdonald, of Bangor, is the guest
of Frank Lorrimer at his cottage.
Mrs. Curtis Hodgkins, of Attleboro,
Mass, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Agnes Stanley spent two days last
week with her brother, Frank Hodgkins,
in Bangor.
Mrs. Woodbury. Bowden and two chill
dren have gone to Bluehill Falls to visit
Mrs. Abram. Duffey.
July 81. ARE.