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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-03-31

Mr.. Sam Woosley was the Sunday
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll at
Moscow.
Jas. L. Haguewood, of Ruther-
ford, was here to see his friends
Sunday.
Mr.. Van Gasbeck is in the city
doing little prospecting in bust
ness way.
Mrs. John Senter, Of Texas, was
a guest of Mrs. Joe Rogers in this
city last week.
Mrs. Tom Palmer and daughter,
Miss Agnes, we're up from Rives
Saturday shopping.
Miss Stella Blakemore, Of Harris.
is the gaest of her sister, Mrs. Lot
tie Harris, this week.
Jas. Dickerson, of Nashville, was
in the city this week visiting his
sister, who was very sick.
Mrs. Maude Curtin and little
daughter, Margaret, returned Mon.
day from a visit TO Moscow.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-03-31

Mrs. c. F. Baltzer was a visitor
here Sunday.
Mr. will l. Davis, Of Terrell, was
here Monday.
Jas. Brown spent Sunday with
Moscow friends.
Miss Flora Wade visited Hickman
friends last week.
r. u. Adams left for Trenton
Sunday afternoon.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-03-31

Mr.. John ELAN, who has been
sick at home in the city, is up again
and able to be out. His friends are
glad to know that he is recovering.
Mr.. Alner Campbell, who has
been engaged with w. H. Griffin in
the typewriter office tor a few
weeks, has been employed as stem
ographer by Judge W. H. Swiggart
in the latter's law office.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-03-31

Everything good to eat at all
times at Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-03-31

Miss Minnie Howard has been
employed with the Singer Sewing
Machine Co. temporarily during
Miss Aida Dickerson's illness.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-03-31

Joe L. Shive, of st. Louis, was in
the city this week spending a few
days at home and with his friends.
Mrs. Hamilton, near town, was
very successfully relieved of an i'm
mense tumor Thursday by DR.. w.
A. Mailing.
Squire S. f. Howard went to
Number Seven Monday to visit his
friend, Uncle Tommy Dickerson,
who is very sick this week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-03-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Grover shlifer Sundayed in Hick.
man.
Mr.. E. K. White was in Hickman
Sunday.
Mr.. T. B. Greer was in Paducah
this week
Miss Swiggart returned this week
from Fulton.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-03-31
Robinson, BranSfOrd & Co
Cards Written

la artistic style for Is cents per
dozen with black or white ink.
Any color card desired. Leave
your orders with Will +. Mitchell at
Martin Allen Drug Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-03-31

Use sunshlne FIour-the best.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16
SURRY.
SUBA.
Aug. II.

Henry Coulter and wife, of Bangor,
visited his parents in this town, last Sun
day.
Ernest Gaspar and wife, of Boston, are
visiting Mr.. Gaspar's mother, Mrs. Celestia
Gaspar.
George P. Clark, formerly OF Surry, now
of the soldiers home at Togus, is in town
visiting his old neighbors and friends.
Rev. j. ID. MeGraw preached at South
Surry last Sunday morning, at the church
in the village at 2 p. M, at East Surry at 4
p. M, and in the chapel in the evening.
Jay Gallison has just returned from an
extended tour of our country. His trip
included visits to New York, Colorado
Springs, Cripple Creek, Salt lake City,
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland,
Ore, Seattle and Vancouver, b, c., return
ing by different route.
Aug, Ia =
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sOUTH RLIEHIL4.

J. Eaton, who has been very Ill, is
better.
Miss Bessie Eaton snd Cecl Gray, Of
BiuehlilFslls, were married Aug by Rev.
3. Bean, Of Blaehin. Miss Eaton is enc Of
cur most popular young ladies, being 3
general izvovite with all. Mr.. Gray IS s
Young man Of sterling qualities. Their
many friends wish them long and happy
welded life
Arrivals in town this week are Clifford
Haynes, Of Somerville. at Allen Hende1-
sons Mrs Frank Sibley and daughter
Elsie, at Charles Hendsrson's; Miss Carrie
Perrin, OF Souerville, st Mrs. Hattie Days;
Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Of New York. at
Eugene Candsge's; Miss Daisy johnson.
at A. ". Eaton's; Miss Alice Stodder and
Arthur Russell, at Mrs, Nettie Days;
Misses Marion and Berths Bemis, Lester
Bemis and William wymsn, Of Somer-
vile, Mass, at Charles Henderson's.
Aug. Il. c.
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SWANS ISLAND.
LIsTAIr.
Aug IL

The steam yacht CorSnto was in the hsr-
bor Sunday.
Miss Forest, Of Boston, Is visiting here
for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. PieSzrd, of Bangor, are at
B. R. ssinson's for few days.
Two Of the board Of state assessors were
on the island las, week on business.
Mrs. Emory Gott and daughters Vivian
and Mertiee are al Mrs. Rae's for few
weeks
The Swans Island baseball team played
the Atlantic team saturday The game
was tie Il to IL.
Mrs. L w. stinson and Miss Annie Gott
have gone to surry for few days visit
with Mrs. Daniel Mckay.
Schooner William Matheson, of Bucks
port, Capt. Hutchings, loaded paving for
William Mckenzie for New York last
week.
The Misses Edith and Emma Rankin
have returned to their home in Melrose
after spending few weeks at the light
house here.
Lincoln MeRae has returned from Bos-
ton where he has been on trip sword
fishing with Capt. Edward Smith, sehoonei
Hockamock.
Ira Kent has purchased the gssolene
sIoop Harmony, OF d. NJ. Stinson. Mr.
Stinson bought Edgar Holbrookis new
gasolene boat.
Capt. F. W. Kent, schooner Collin:
Howe, ir., brought coal for NJ. Baird Con
tracing CO., and will load sand at Irist
Point for w. II. Glover, in Rocklsnd.
Aug. Il. SPEC.
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BARTLETrs ISLANDS

Mrs. C. NJ. Bartlett, after an absence of
three months, has returned home.
Mrs. Frank SWEET and two children, OF
Bayside, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Ray.
Mrs. Abrsm Gilpstriek and two daugh-
tiers are visiting Mrs. Giipstrick's sister,
Mrs. Mary Robbins.
George Ray, Wesley Bartlett, Jessie
Fullerton, Bertha Stone and Mary Leon
ard were in Bluehin Thursday.
Judge William Caleb Loring and wife,
Augustus P. Loring, wife and son arrived
last week and are entertaining guests at
their cottage.
Marion Smallidge, who has been the
guest of her cousin, Nina Robbins, the
past week, has returned to her home at
Northeast Hsrbor.
Mrs. Olive Bartlett's guests have gone
back to their homes. The party included
Misses Inez and Ada Nutting, Emma and
Ella Peterson, Flora Cocker, Claiming
Fernald, Peter Emile Vendrss, of Quincy,
Mass, William Howe and Miss Ethel
Scott, OF Pawtucket, r. /.
Aug. II. B.
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The annual fair of the village improve
ment society came of Thursday, Aug. 10,
a. planned. The hail, with lis artistic
decorations, under the management of
Mrs. c. C. Hutehings, never looked pref
tier. The tables were arranged attrac-
lively around the hall with the candy
booth in the centre.
The sofa pillow table was in charge of
Mrs. W. F. Bruce, assisted by Miss Gene
We've Cole, who soon disposed of their
pleasing collection. The apron table, al
ways popular, was this year in charge Of
Mrs Moses stanley, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Stanley. Mrs John
Hutehings. assisted by her daughter,
Miss Hattie, presided ST the miscellaneous
table. The rose tree, in charge of Mrs. l..
B. Deasy, bloorned profusely, but Was soon
robbed of its blossoms. The candy booth
WAS in charge of Miss Mamie Young and
Miss Eva Gross, who had a most tempting
display.
One of the most popular features proved
to be the s'art gallery, in charge of Miss
Margaret Moore. Mrs. S. o. Moore served
delicious punch, Miss Annie Handy was
guardian OF the guess cake, and Miss Helen
Cole and Miss Louise Deasy served the
Jseky Horner pie, while Miss Ethel StaI-
ley and Marguerite Shaw had the flower
table with its fine display.
delicious supper was served at the
usual hour, followed by an entertainment
consisting of Rotations, music and a
flower drill by eight young ladies.
Mrs. J. P. Shepherd and children, Miss
Berniee Dunn and Miss Beatrice Kelly
were visitors from out of town who added
TO the programme, which was much ap-
preciated. A ball concluded the day.
Aug. IA. G.
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SpFsal NsAsga


TEE AsSsssSsgnea sFsssse. seEe1ns~S ~ the
saHESZS fzscaG&aa c0&rts - egg&aS1 r4ai
estate aeess 81 ~ Ne ec@z - 0rs2na. sn1rsr
q S2zcses. seG S4x8e 81 N&ine. VITA Nssarer
- So sE1 0eeseg n< s3ess. hSrS1y S2ne< re-
tsss taSs es VIA sea Al paefie saesssa ST MS
esfsee an RQcSs3est. 81 A0aS&y. tAe 2sSA Say
- AUg@sSs tseA 81 teS eae3rek in sNs xfsR =
seesas sAs fetsowisS ssscgsA&a real estate. Sat-
scF5ae6 IS fellows
seaaseS aorsA~rly ~ tAs Bowen pgaes. ~
c&lsea. pzSrssyy s4&cn<sN0 a. the exsxse e
1eAu y. Swsssys eassezax ~ iSn3 81 i~SS An
GsSw >cpSF s2e FesSsr S9aSrs s0atA9rsv ~ =
reserve &a6 rlSet q Say tfen the town lire
between H2SsSpcgt snd 0F1snS 10 esrS&9 rseaa
eE Als1ae0Seoss westerly bx hSsSr EarriaAz
acze Sa-eS3sss- U9w auss0 ~ atason SaS<r
and A. & SRpSr: AssSg SS0zs Sfsy ro4sS wS&a
asa SaTes AaaGse& &RS twSaty reds ANnSs eea~
E&3Es2z ere A2EGreG acres. ruere 81 less
ssGaa RSgx c0nSt<tRHS 81 Q9na, snracS. hens-
leek- eASs azHz ara wafer prisilsgss ASs&exa2
AZ ne outlet % Great nee1 81 AeaaaoeSac9--
cozslsSl1S o. sresn nrs hundred to twelve
san6Tec asrss power. Sta4s ere haaSfe3 ans
cash
D&iSS tAts sAird day es Aax@st. 1853
FsSAEX Stc EgeSn, 1rSStss.
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GoULDsBoRo.

Miss Abbie Coolidge, of Laasoine, Is VS.
iting relatives here
A son was born TO l. IL. Campbell and
wife. Wednesday, Aug. 3.
The seasons saving al Hatehings' steam
min will be finished to-day.
NJ. II. Tracy, Of Portland, Is guest At
George II. Perry's for short time
Mrs Jennie D. GeptuI, who has been
very i'll for some time, IS improving
There was an ice cream sociahls at Free
ulAn hall, Saturday evening. II was well
attended.
H J. Hovey, formerly OF this place but
now OF Evanston, H.. is spending a few
daysswiih friends and relatives here
\. II. Sowle and wife, who are spending
the summer al Winter HArbor, spent few
days OF last week al their home here
Friends of Mrs. Palmer Guptin were
deeply panied to learn Of her death at her
home in Aiiston, Mass, Thursday, Aug.
10. Her little daughter, Ida, who has
been spending the summer here with her
grandparents, Hayden Guptnl and wife.
returned home Friday. Much sympathy
is felt for the beresved family.
Aug. II. JES.
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oRIANn

Howard z CAz-chi1l. s. 8. Holt and A.
bert GeEf, az the schooner Msrsoa L.
Turner. s-s Al Aozse for few days
Mrs z A Der s having extensive ~
pairing ea7s On hsr buildings. Allie
wsr3wsA has eAArge Of the woxk-
Mrs Essesls GiIEey, 81 Boston. hss ar
rived fa- raonfh's say with her parents.
Levi Chspzzan and wifs- Mr.. Galley hxs a
responsible ard lucrative position ia enc
Of the aeszlag markets in Boston, and VIII
be ansble 10 visit Maine until later IN the
season.
Among rscsn. visitors were Roy l. Dorr.
Boston. Mrs Augusta Irish, Brewer, Mrs
Irene Crosby, RoSlndAle, Mass, sc Mrs. E.
A. DORIS; Waiter L ConAry, Dorchester.
Care White, Brewer, Asbse and Allre
Hartman, Nsehi&s, AZ A. X Sopsrss;
Herbert Kiddsr and wife. Miss Clarke
Kidder, somerville, q, =. B. Gross; Mr.
Wentworth, Boston. az Miss II. I. Back /;
Mrs. Estelle Chapman Galley, Boston, at
Levi ChspEaan's; Elishz Hopkins and vile,
Of Boston, at orrSn P. Harrimsn's.
Aug. II G.
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MARLBORO,

orrin Buynham, Of Egypt, spent a few
days last week with his grandfather, 5. H.
Remick
Mrs. Elsie Whitaker, OF Dorchester,
Mass, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. ColInan
Hodgkins.
Alonzo and Gardner Bowden, of Ports
mouth, \. H., are spending a few days
with friends here.
Mrs. Woodbury. Bowden and children.
who have been visiting at Blaehnl Fails,
have returned home.
Edgar Strout, wife and two boys, and L.
q, Hodgkins, wife and child were the
guests of Roland HodgSins and family
sunday.
c. L. Estey and Miss Ethel Conant, of
Brockton, Mass, came last Saturday. Mr..
Estey will return TO Brockton next Tues
day. but Miss Conant Will remain with his
family at their cottage for week or ten
days.
Aug. II. ARE.
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Aug.14.

Nathan Davis, Of Bangor, i visiting bis
parents, John Davis and wife
Mrs c. II. Springer a5d baby are visit
ing friends and relatives in Lkraolne.
Iinwood Hcdgkins, wife and baby were
in town visiting their parents Sunday.
Albert c. Jordan returned 70 Norshezss
Harbor Monday, where Is has employ
ment.
Miss Bsrnies Jordan has gone 70 Ezss
lanseine, where she win be employed for
few weeks.
Mrs Kideer Moore. j., and twe chill
dren spent Sunday with her parents. Z.
B. Hodgkins and wife.
Nathan Garland, Of Ellsworth Falls.
spent saturday and Sunday with his sis
ter, Mrs. Kidder Moore.
Mrs. Francis Head. who has been visit
ing her parents, Benjamin Jordan znd
wife. returned heEns Friday.
Alex Pixie and son Clarence, who have
been in town during the past thrse weeks,
have retarned 10 their home in Frankfort.
Among visitors in town Sunday we're
Elmer Kiagnnan and wife, Of Ellsxorth /;
Howard Jordsn and wife. OF walthzm
Miss Blanche Haynes, of Goose Cove.
Aug. 10. SM
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NEWBURY NECK.

W. d. Treworgy is working for w. P,
Stuart at the SeaiWnlows.
Mrs. John A. Meader, OF Ellsworth, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Amanda Young.
Mrs. Sarah Young is at Swans Island
for short visit. Her sister, Mrs. Mary
Witham, is keeping house for her.
Charles Mann, of North Surry, who has
been cutting the hay on the F. A Curtis
estate, finished Thursday night.
w. P. Stuart has quite crew of car
penters, masons and painters making ex-
tensive repairs ON his cottage, the Sea
Willows.
Mrs. W. ID. Treworgy entertained party
Of friends at her home at South Surry,
Thursday, consisting Of Charles White
head and wife and Miss Mae Whitehead,
of Maiden, Mass; Mrs. E. NJ. Cunning
ham, Charles and Howard Cunningham,
Of South Surry.
Allen Meader, of Eldora, Iowa, accom-
panied by his niece, Miss Cathryn. OF
Ellsworth, who came on the Sunday
school excursion, took dinner with Mr.
Meader's niece, Mrs. w. d. Treworgy
Mr.. Meader returned on the vessel, while
Miss Cathryn remained for few days
visit.
Aug. IA. K.
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PENOBSCOT.
ARE,
Aug. II.

Leo NJ. Sellers, of Boston, is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. Ruth F. Smith is home from visit
to Bar Harbor and Hancock Point.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Sellers, of Ellsworth, is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooth and daughter Paul
inc, OF Bangor, are guests of {. K.
Bridges and wife.
Mrs. John Gray, of East Bluehnl, has
been spending week with her daughter,
Mrs, f. \. Bowden.
Mrs. A. E, sprsgue and Mrs. Carlton
G. Poole, of Boothbay Hsrbor, are visit
ing their mother, Mrs. Freeman Leach.
Mrs. Bessie Grindle, of Bangor, accom-
panied by her daughters, Misses Fsusta,
Sadie, and Georgia Grindle, is spending a
few days at their old home here.
Aug, II. SUBA.
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SPEC.
SALISBURY COVE.

S. t. Campbell, wife and children, OF
Island Falls, called on friends here Sun
day.
Miss Harriet L. Smith, of Ellsworth,
was the guest of Miss Margaret Rich on
Sunday.
Percy Bowden, OF Bangor, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his father, Frank J.
Bowden.
Joseph w. Wood and wife spent Sunday
at Brooksville with Mrs. Woods mother,
Mrs. /. H. Tsrbox.
T. S. Liscomb and wife were the guests
of their brother, Andrew Liscomb, at Bar
Hsrbor, on Sunday.
Mrs. Ceyion Emery entertained on Sun
day Walter Ash, Percy Higgins, Misses
Evelina Ash and Miss Alice Ash, all of Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Edgar Springer, of Lamoine, re-
turned home Monday evening after visit
ing relatives in this place Saturday and
Sunday.
Leon L. Smith, of Portland, arrived
Saturday morning TO spend his vacation
with his wife at Locust Lane. c. Coburn
Palmer, of Dexter, is also at Locust Lane,
for a few weeks.
Aug. IA. X.
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NITAEREAS Moses Stevens, Of Ellsworth,
w Hancock county, Maine, BY his mort
gage deed dated pecsm Il, ISIS. and re-
corded in Hancock county registry ct deeds,
December IS, ISIS in book 80, pSge Sot. con-
veyed to Joseph A, Verge, 81 soston. MaSsa-
ehusetts, certain parcel Of real estate with
the buildings thereon situated in LSnaoiae, Ia
said county of hsncock, and bounded and
described as follows to wits Beginning az
birch ire the original corner OF stephen II.
thence south Il west and parallel with the
Lamoine and Murray division lire 40 rods
more or less, to Ursnn's Greek; thence north
easterly and northerly along said Creeks
shore TO the said Joys line at the head OF the
second arm of the Creek thence north s. east
on said line l90 rods to the place Of beginning
and contains Is acres, more or less, with the
buildings thereon; being the same premises
described in deed fSom Mary Salisbury to
Willism Walker, dated February 20, lsFA. and
recorded iu volume ISL, page .Se, ana also de-
Moses stevens dated November 10, ISIS, re-
corded in volume ies. page So. of said regis
try; which said mortgage deed and the debt
thereby secured were assigned by said Verge
to one Hilmon 2. Masters by instramen, OF
assignment dated Jan, 70, 1889, recorded in
said egistry in book AL. page ASs, and suisse
quently, 10 wit. on December Is, 1889, assigned
by said Masters to Mary e. Verge by assign
ment recorded in book sal, page ass, OF said
registry and subsequently, 10 wit, on Septem-
Der 4 1885,, assigned by Mary f, Verge afore-
said to Charles II. Drumney, trustee. by as
Segment recorded in book Sl6, page le7, OF
said registry and subsequently, to wit. on
January is lsoo assigned by said Drummey,
trustee, TO Phronia L, HageIthy by assign
mept recorded in book Sas. page loo, and sub
seQuently, to wit, on July y, 1905, assigned by
said Hsgsrthy to the Undersigned. Mary Is
Gault, and is now owned by the said Mary +.
GAult; and whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken, now therefore, by
reason Of the breach of condition thereof
claim foreclosure Of said mortgage,
August II, 1875, NARY +. GAuLr.
j. A. Peters, attorney.
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COUNTY NEWS
NoErH CAsr1xE.

NORTH CASTzNE
c. n. Leach wsus 10 Bsaeks7.o-s su-Sz4y
On Business.
Leslie Hszscn Is horne frura tzr9 yss-Si
SAY N Cage-z6o.
Mrs Ni-Az wArawen and aEzwh.sr,
q Bostoz, are vssssizg Mrs Gseo-Eas
wSrzwelL
Miss Cora Pxekz-d and arusAe- CA4rSss.
Ct BTOsStcn, Mass, are g1ssss 81 Mrs,
Ads Joycs's
Capt. Ezra C0nner. who has been hO-ns
thro1gh hsying, has gone On co@ssEag
trip 10 Bszsaa-
Mrs.. sasan Frszna, q Lynn. Mass, Is
spending The sazzzx wish her sister,
Mrs. Joha Marks
Frzak W. Hutehins came fruza Roe&-
land THURSDAY 80 rsmzsa whEls the sloop
Teddy Roosevelt x teias painted
Isaac d. Dunhzr and Ch2-les r. ward
vel. oi the schooner MArion Turner. are
vita their families fer weeks stay.
Mrs & C. Bgwden has she sympathy Of
friends IN the death Of her szthsr, Jerry
Merton, which Occurred al his horne in
the village early Sunday morning.
The farmers institute held az the
grange hall last Taesizy proved to b 8
most interesting and profitable occssian.
A large number cf xGteativs listeners
crested fhe speakers. Thr meeting was
presided over by Commissioners A. w. Gil
man. Prot. E r. Hitehings spoke inter
essingly on Unset Pests, exhibiting q
brc~n-tsd moths nest fer inspection.
H E. Cook, Of New York. gave 9 fine talk
On the construction and sanitary eon6i-
tion Ct harms. ard also Of the compound
ing Of fertilizers STATE Dairy Instructor
: c Thoznp=on orerste: fhe Babcnek test
ON sixteen samples Of milk. The two sam
pies testing sRss highest were furnished by
c. NJ Leach and C. < Bridges, Of Penob-
ssos. 4 dinner Vas served by Castins
EzzEe-
Aug IL L.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

HsScocS Ss;--Aagass 4 $. &. 1895,
WE. the undersigned having been duly
w appointed by the Honorable q. p. Can
ningasra. judge 81 probate within and for
said county, commissioners to receive AnS de-
eide upon the claims 81 the creditors Of De
tsrasse Fex, late 81 kdea, in said eean-
~. deceased, whose estate has been repre-
seated ipsolvent. hereby give public notice
ayreSstly TO the order az the said Judge et
probate that TIVE months from and sitter As-
gust l, s. q. 1905 have been allowed 70 said
creditors to present and prove their claims.
and thst We will Aitena TO The duty assigned
US Al the Office % peasy & LYMAN, RAr Asr-
Dor, Maine. Ga August =. =. i. 1893. and Sep
TENDER IS 3. q. i9oS At 10 If the clock in the
forenoon Of each Of said days.
ALsERr Il IsSNkM,
BERvRASn l., ClASS.
Commissioners.
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARnoR.

Mis-. Nellie Jordan. o. Alfred, is guest
ot Ms, ], F. Perry.
nrs winsiow Nconan, OF Nashua, n.
u /. visiting at ]. W. Nooaan's.
Miss Bcatriee Kelly has heen guest Of
,n.. Blanche Deasy for few days.
Miss Annie Tucker, Of Cherryileld, was
goes, OF Mrs. l. P. Cole over Sunday.
c.D.. Fred II. Allen. with his wife and
can was here sunday calling upon friends.
Miss Lotie Johns, Of Ellsworth, is
.,s,ding her vacation here with relatives.
Ms Isabel Cleaves and her nephew,
Master Haskell, spent sunday at R.w.
Geaves.
Mis-. Bernice Smith. Of Ashviile. has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary
glspce. ior the last week.
G. +. Tilden OF Boston. who is spend
ing the summer in Castine, has been
recent gaest At W. P. Hewins'.
Ths Misses Bickford went to West
GouIdsboro Sunday TO spend the week
With theiF grandmother, Mrs. Oliver Jones.
Mrs Harvard Havey and son and Miss
Maud Colby, Of West Sullivan, have been
spending the week here At w. II. Moorefs.
Principal G. s. Stevenson, Of Coburn
classical institute, was in town one day
las, week on matters connected with the
school.
Mrs. Quimhy Evans, of Brooklyn, y. Y,
and her sister, Miss Georgia Noonan. of
Boston, were guests at Caps. Deasy's for q
few days Isst week.
Miss Agnes Moore, Miss Matilda
Brehnle and Miss Rose Mitchell, Of Brook
lyn. " y, who have been guests Of Mrs
J.B Cole for two weeks, lei; on Friday.
Mrs. Alfred Tracy, at the Sands, hiss as
guests Miss Laura NJ ssplee and Miss
Alice Given, of Philadelphia, Miss I. NJ.
Meteali, New York, and II. II. Brigham
and wife, Of New York.
Mr. J. b. Cole delightfully."- entertained
an evening party Monday for Der guests
AL kinds OF games were enjoyed, and a
new game, s'Going 10 Jerusalem, was
introduced for the FIRST time, creating no
end OF fun. Music Of ali kinds made
variety.
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DEER ISLE.
Aug. IA.

Quite number of yachts are in the har-
Dor this week.
DIR. H. w. Small and wife, Frank Gross
and wife spent Sunday at Atlantic.
Mrs. Gardner Joyce and son Alvah, of
Portland, ars visiting at DR.. Small's.
The First Congregational society meets
at the vestry next Saturday evening to
take action about supplying the pulpit
the coming year.
The Martha Washington society's din
ner and fair was well attended from this
place, and the proceeds must have been
satisfactory to the people of Sunset.
Aug. IA. s.
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