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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-15
In Cnre a Cold in One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if IT fails to cure. +. w. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
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Rheumatism, gnut, hackache, acid
pOis0n. are results of kidney trouble.
Holli-ter's Rocky Mountain Teago di-
reeuy to the seat NJ the disease and
cures when all else fails 80 cents.
Mnsinn DInE 20
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CIosIne stoek onotatIons

Money on call steady az 2 per cont
Prime mercantile paper, FaqiA per cent
Exchanges. slE. 40. .g96. balances, N,l33. 40
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New York Markets.

FLOUR-Steady, with a moderate de
mand for Kansas grades, Minnesota pat
ents, iLSd6.D. winter straights, NQ4l5
winter extras. s2Sg35; winter patents
34EQ475.
WHEAT-Ruled higher in the face oi
bearish cables. good weather and BIZ
Russian shipments, being influenced By
strong Chicago bull support, December
s1kQS e-i6c.; May, &MHeo i-l6c.
TALLOW-steady; city, lAc.; country
HAY-Qulet; shipping. 5Oa6oc; good t'
sTRAW-Quiet; long rye. e5Q71kc.
BEANS-Quiet; marrow, $3.50, medium
f222hd2S; pea, Nb, red kidney. $500
WOOI-steady: domestic fleece. gds9c.
HOPS-Quiet; state, common 70 choice
1905, g0d25c. 1904. ll0Hc., ol0s, i0gi2c.
Pacific coast, 1904 l69Hc.; 1903 nominal
olds. i0Qi2c.
BUTTER-Firm; Y to ic higher; eKtrs
western creamery. likqzzc.; extra nearby
EGGS Steady; nearby fresh. loss on
&c: nsarby fresh. 22c. at mark western
fresh. n922c. at mark.
CHEESE-Firm; New York fun cream
fancy, l2Ac. DO. choice, nAgl2c.; DO.
fair 70 good, iiAQliMc
LIVE POULTRY Steady; fowls. l3hd
lac. ducks. l3nlIac. old r0Osters, Be.
spring chickens, i3qlic
DRESSED POULTRI-Firm fresh Kill.
ed fowls choice isc DO. fair 20 good, II
dl4ibc.. old r0Osters. l0c nearby chick
ems. choice. l5alsc: western chickens
choice. i6c western chickens. fair "a
good. liQl5c.
Live stock Markets.
CATTLE Receipts fair. market steady
choice. g. 965G0. prime, Nl5q53); veal
calves. NIe
HOGS - Receipts fair; market lower
prime. heavy medium and heavy York
ers. BfOGs is: light Workers. E.90Qs. pigs
RbOd6 rs; roughs. f35O46G.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply fair
market lower: prime wethers, S.N1b a.
common. n.50Q85o. spring lambs. bd7B
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V. 8. Dare TO be a Daniel; dare
20 have a purpose true; dare 10 make
Il known. Acts 11:23.
V. 8. Sinful indulgence dehles both
body and SOUL Cor. 3:17.
V. s. Polite and courteous treat
ment Of Others is a Christian duty.
Love as brethren. be pitiful, be cour-
teous."-i Pet. 3.8.
V. Q. The sure way OF winning true
friends is TO show the spirit Of Christ
"A man that hath friends must show
himself friendly; and there is friend
that sticketh closer than brother. -
ProY. 1924.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11
COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Mrs. Lorinds Farmer has gone to Frank
lin to visit friends.
Mrs. Anna Anderson, of Camden, is vis-
iting her aunt, Mary Lurvey.
Walter Stanley and wife have moved
home from Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. e. G. DesIsles, of Lamoine, spent
the past week with Mrs. NJ. c. Trundy.
Charlotte Gilley leaves to-day for visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Mayo, in
Brookiin.
Capt. Emmons Sawyer left Saturday for
Bangor, where he viii load lumber for
Newark, N.
Mrs. Georgia Friend, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. Farmer,
has returned to Boston.
The friends of Owen Lurvey and wife
sympathize with them in the death of
their two-months-oid baby.
Capt. Eugene Tinker and wife, who
have been visiting at John Tinker's, have
gone to Boston to join Capt. Tinker's ves-
sci, the Robert A. Snyder.
Oct g. SPEC,
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EDEN.

The local hunters are trying their skill
at duck shooting in the bay.
Miss Mabel Smith and Miss Frances
Small attended the music festival at BAN
gor Saturday.
@. w. Richards has recently completed a
large lot of blowing. Frank Thompson
did the team work.
AIvah Allen, OF Winter Harbor was at
home for few days last week. He viii go
to New York for the winter.
The work is progressing rapidly on the
farmers telephone line. All the instru-
ments have been put in position, and
nearly all the poles are set.
The Eden agricultural society has nearly
completed the settling OF its premium pay
ments, and is in good financial con-
dition. A racing track is strongly urged
for the society's ground.
Green Mountain Pomona convened with
Bay View grange Saturday. As this was
the annual meeting, the sessions were de-
voted largely to business. The election of
officers resulted in but few changes. In
the evening Bay View entertained large
number OF visitors and members with an
excellent musical and literary programme.
Oct. ?. s.
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advertisements.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.!

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There Is nothing 20 risk, We give you % werth
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FREE 10 start business that you will eHley
through the long Fall and Winter months ssats
in first letter II you wish the COLLECTION seus this
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Upon receipt OF your reply aud remittance The
supplies wti DC sent you nj once AND We
WILL ALSO SEND you ADDiTIpNAL srP-
PLIES WITHOUT FURTHER COST AS
SOON A. TIKI LAST LOT N EXHAUST
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CONTINUE IN THE BUSINESS.
ADDRESS. The n. u. Chase Nursery Company.
Newark. New York.
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OTIS

e. Lally is recovering from an acute but
short Illness.
Miss Mary Warren returned to her work
in Bangor last Monday, after weeks
vacation at home.
The chopping bee at H. Frazier's with
party in the evening, was well attended
and much enjoyed.
Charley Kenney and wife, OF Eddington
Bend. were guests over Sunday of james
0. Jordan and wife.
Master Eugene MeIsaac, OF Bangor, is
spending a week in town hunting, the
guest Of g. NJ. Warren.
Arden Young and family enjoyed a
weeks visit recently from Mr.. Young's
uncle, V. Square, from Aroostook.
Bert Smith, wife and children, OF
Bueksport, recently visited Mrs. Smiths
parents, Aaron Salisbury and wife.
Leslie Fogg, OF Montague, former
resident here, was welcome guest in
town last week, on his way to the family
reunion at Huil's Cove.
Mrs. Jed Salisbury and baby Carroll
returned home Sunday after few days
visit with her parents, Samuel Frost and
wife, OF North Marisyille.
Leonard Hadley and wife, OF Rhode Is
land, accompanied by their brother,
Enoeh Hadley, of Bangor, are guests OF
their sisters, Mrs. Luther Garland and
Mrs. Fred Davis.
Mrs. Martha Blaisdeil, who came from
Old Orchard to spend the winter with rel
atives, was accompanied by her daughters,
Mrs. Calvin johnson and Mrs. William
Robinson, of Old Orchard.
Oct O. DAVIS
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EAST FRANKLIN.

T. NJ. Blaisdell was in New York last
week on business.
Mrs. Theodore Farmer, of Boston, is the
guest of Mrs. Helen Gordon.
Miss Lila E. Gordon attended the festi-
val at Bangor Thursday and Friday.
Fred E. Blaisden has returned home
from stonington, where he has been en-
ployed.
The LongfelIow league had a fish pond
and candy sale at the Ryefield sehoolhouse
Wednesday evening.
Miss Edith Gordon, after visit to her
parents, Thomas Gordon and wife, has re-
turned to Bangor, where she is employed
as stenographer.
The Bizzy Icy club gave an ice-cream
and home made candy sale at the Baptist
church Saturday evening. There was 8
pleasing phonograph concert by Mr..
Lawrie.
Old church home day will be observed at
the Baptist church Oct. 10. There will be
a picnic dinner and roli-call, with a fine
ali-day programme and ''jolly-time sup
per- to close.
Capt. fainter, of winterport, whose YES
sci is loading at West Franklin with
lumber, by S. S. Scsmmon, assisted Rev.
Mr.. Lorrimer in his services at the Free
Baptist church Sunday.
The chorus choir is a new feature In the
Sunday evening services at the Baptist
church. 1t is great addition TO the must
cal programme. Miss Gladys Bragdon
assists with her cornet.
The Methodist and Free Baptist societies
gave picnic in the Methodist vestry TO
the children of the Sunday schools. Forty
children enjoyed dinner, after which
games were played. Ice-cream was served.
Oct. 9. r.
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NORTH LAM0INE.
George Davis is occupying the house OF
Almon Gray.

George Davis is occupying the house of
Almon Gray.
DIR. Clarence Holt, OF Dover, Is visiting
his mother st the "Eims." Capt. A. B.
Holt and wife joined them Sunday.
Mrs. c. C. Adams is the guest OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Lizzie Bragdon. She returns to
her home in Franklin ON Wednesday.
Jack Christie has gone to Philadelphia
to spend the winter in the employ of a
gentleman with whom he was working ut
Bar Harbor the past season.
Mrs. A. II. Coggins went to Cambridge
Saturday TO visit her daughter, Mrs. James
Tweedie. She was accompanied by her
grandson, Frederick Tweedie.
Winfield Archer and George Smith, who
have been employed at Milo, returned
home on Saturday. Mr.. Smith left this
morning for Portsmouth, where he viii be
employed.
Oct. Q. Y.
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SPEC
PENoBSC0T.


Whereas. The supreme architect of the uni
versc, In His all-wiSe providence, has seen lit to
remove from our numper our worthy friend aud
brother. Henry A. Davis. n member Of Rising
Star lodge No, III, y. and A. A., Of Penooscoi.
be IL
Resolved. That we, the members of said
lodge. improve this opportunity TO express oar
love and esteem for our brother. and that cur
charter and altar be drapcd with the embicms of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That our sincere sympathy lie
extended to the family Ia their great sorro~.
Resolved. That this commiuee cause these
resolutions TO he printed In The ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN. that copy be spread upon our
records. or preserved among the archiyes OF tAe
lodge, and that a copy be seat to the bereaved
family. MkLvIs A. wARDwELL,
II. H. tUsHMss,
LAWS A. SNOWMAN.
Oct. 4. 1865. Committee on resolutions.
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WEST TRENTON.

John Davis and wife have moved home
from Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Lorenzo Lnfkin and Mrs. Caroline
Moore left for Bluehill Saturday.
Mrs. Clifford Thompson has gone to
Boston to visit her daughter, Mrs. Dam
iels.
Charles Davis, ir., is confined to the
house with very bad hand, poisoned by
a hemlock splinter.
Miss Eva Copp, who has been at Bar
Harbor visiting for the past week, re-
turned home Sunday.
A supper and sale OF useful articles, by
the Kings Daughters, win take place at
Evergreen hall Tuesday evening, Oct. II.
1t stormy the first fair evening.
Oct. g. I'll.
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GoTT,s ISLAND.
DAVIS.

e. B. Clark was here last Friday to visit
the schools.
Many OF the children and some of the
older ones here have the whooping cough.
Capt. Berlin Gott, who lives on the arm
of the beach, has built a new ell on his
house.
Frank A. Babbidge, who has been laid
up with sciatiea for five weeks, seems to
be improving slowly.
Mrs. Lura Babhidge, with her mother,
Mrs. Clara Hodgkins, has been visiting
relatives at Seal Harbor and Bar Harbor
the past week.
Frank Hutchins, who has been spending
few days at his home in Orland, has re-
turned to resume the fall fishing. He will
stay at the Lucy P. Miller cottage.
Miss Edith Moore, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. A. J. Babbidge, at Bar
Harbor, during the summer, was called
home Saturday by the illness OF her
brother, Holsey Moore, who is Ill with
fever.
Oct. 2. CHIPS.
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WEST FREMONT.

Capt, Emmons Sawyer's schooner was in
the harbor over Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Rurniu came home Friday
from Northeast Harbor.
Otis Ingalls, and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ingalls, brother, Edwin Lopsus
and wife. at Seal Cove.
Mrs. Belle Trask came from Bar Harbor
Friday, where she has been visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Robinson.
Mrs. L. NJ. Lunt came home Sunday
from Seal Cove, where she has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. ID. Walls.
Mrs. Zulma s. Clark, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Clark, at
Manset for month, came home Friday.
Robbie Rumill came home Saturday from
Bangor. He was ill ON the passage from
Norfolk with sbscess of the stomach, mar
nowIy escaping death. He is very much
improved now.
The people Of this place received Sc
we're shock Saturday by the sad death OF
Basil Reed which is reported elsewhere.
The family has the sympathy of all.
Basil was a great favorite with all hi
schoolmates, and viii be greatly m Used.
Mrs. George W. Lunt and daughter
Theresa came home Friday from Monhe-
gan. Mrs. Lunt speaks very highly OF
the island and its people. 1t is getting tt
be quite q place for summer visitors
The lighthouse has one of the finest lights
on the coast.
Oct O. THEIMA
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EAST SULLIVAN.
SPEC

George Hatch and family are expected
soon.
Pearl B. Robertson Is at home with his
family.
The East Sullivan Juniors beat the
Sorrento Juniors Saturday at baseball.
Score, 30 too.
The grsngers chartered Richard Martins
naphtha launch Saturday 10 attend Pomo-
ma at Salisbury Cove.
Fletcher Martin, after four months OF
home, has shipped on board schooner
Georgietta, bound for Boston.
Curtis Moon hiss moved to Sullivan,
Everett Grindie into his house, John Far
rim into the Caroline Pettee rent.
John Bean has gone to unionviile to
drive a stone-team for his brother Henry,
who has commenced on new contract.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Hall Oct. 4 at the home of the grandpa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George whalcn--
Dayton Whalen.
County Commissioners Foss and Hinck
ley passed through town Friday. Theyex-
pressed themselves as much pleased with
the new piece of State road.
Gipson Hanna, with his wife and young
est son, is visiting in Belfast, taking a
much needed vacation, while the brick is
cooling from the recent burning.
Mrs, Mary Dutton, Miss Sarah Shaw and
friends drove up from Steuben Wednesday
to call on friends and enjoy the autumn
foliage, going home by the way of Mar
tins Ridge.
Among recent visitors in town have
been Mr.. McLane and wife, Miss Harris,
Mr.. Holmes, of Newton, Henry Pettee and
wife, of Belfast, Miss West, OF Steuben,
/ Miss Norton, of Milbridge.s
4 Frank Haskins has moved his family to
/ Sorrento, where they have rooms over
/ Z. r. Corners store. This is much more
convenient for Mr.. Haskins and Miss
Clara, who is attending school in Bar
Harbor.
/ 1t is expected that Rev. c. E. Petersen,
of Franklin, will exchange with Rev. o,
G.. Barnard next Sunday. The services
last Sunday were very enjoyable, in ae-
cordsnce with the glorious autumn day
an excellent sermon by the pastor, a solo
by Miss Marcia Harris, singing from the
new Hymnals and warmth OF coioring
I in the decorations.
Those who are engaged in the activities
of life can hardly appreciate the amount
of happiness which may come to a shut-in
/ by little kindly thought. Sept. n was
( Mrs. Thsd. Sinelair's birthday anniyer-
/ sary. She has been ill a long time. On
that day there poured into her home, ac-
cording to plan which originated in the
mind of woman while about her work,
package after package wrapped in the
most mysterious fashion, from neighbors,
old schoolmates and distant friends. The
| gifts and thought OF the givers will
brighten many weary day.
I Oct. 8. H.
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoR.
Eor AdallaonaL oounls Ne.es. Pee othsr pages

PROSRE1E h3hBOH-
Ney Killman and wife left Wednesday
after weeks visit with relatives.
John Pherson and Carroll Dunn, of
Franklin. were guests at J. 5. Coombs'
this week.
John G. Guptill, of Gouidsbore, spent
several days this week at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. j, S. Coombs.
w. p Hewins and family left Thursday
for their home in Dorchester. Mr.. Hew-
ms will return the first of the week and
remain until the close of the sardine
season.
The Pythian sisterhood celebrated at its
regular meeting Tuesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Ira Workman's birthday.
The pleasant evening brought together
goodly number, who expressed their good
wishes to Sister Workman in many
beautiful ways. The regular business
disposed of, the evening was given over to
soeiability. The birthday cake with its
decorations was the handiwork OF Mrs.
Alfred Hamilton, who made the presenta-
tion speech in original verse and with
all the candles lighted The chancellor
commander presented Sister Workman
with handsome bouquet, and several
others furnished home made candy. The
programme was good. Sister Mrs. WEIGH
Moore read selection in verse which was
original and based upon facts; il was
heartily encored. Members responded
to the chancellor commanders invitation
to furnish quotation about October, and
many well-known authors were repre-
scented in the responses. At the close OF
the programme, Mrs. Workman expressed
her pleasure and thanks in few we'll
chosen words.
Oct g. c.
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SEAL COVE.
THELMA.

w. ]. Harper and wife went to Bangor
Friday.
Mrs. C. A. Nickerson has gone to Hamp-
den for thewinter.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kelley Sept. 30.
w. J. Harper has commenced shipping
clans to Southwest Harbor for canning.
Miss Lucretia Pray, of Indian Point, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. II. Sawyer.
Clyde Latty, an officer of the Maine
Central railroad steamer Norumbega. was
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Flye and family, of Florida,
who were guests of Mrs. H. G. Heath dur
ing the summer, returned home short
time ago.
First Selectman W. w. A. Heath has con-
siderable surveying TO do on Bartlett's
Island, where Boston parties have recently
purchased land.
Pearl Murphy, George Kelley and Bert
ober, who have been employed at Winter
Harbor since April, are at home. Mr.. Ober
recently purchased a fine horse at Goulds-
boxo.
Mrs. III. g. Heath and little niece,
Gladys Ober, have returned to their home
in Bangor. Mrs. Heath's daughter, Miss
A. r. Heath, who passed her vacation
here, has returned to Portland.
Oct o. n.
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the bride of Charles +. Scrihncr. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ]. p.
Simonton, Of Ellsworth.
After the guests had wished the young
couple all possible happiness, refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Scrihner left
by team for Ellsworth, where they took
the evening train for parts unknown.
Mrs. seribner has many friends in this
town, where she is much loved and re-
spected for her many charming qualities.
Mr.. Scrihner has made many warm
friends during his four years residence
here as station agent. They received
many pretty and useful presents.
All are glad TO know that on their re-
turn from their wedding trip they are to
make their home here.
Oct. 9. SPEC.
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ATLANTIC.

Mrs. Vesta Pierce, of Rockland is v,s;,.
ing her son, Emery Barbour.
Miss Lizzie Burns arrived Saturday even.
ing from Deer Isle, bringing friends
They returned Monday.
Wesley Dawes, who has been yisitin,
his sister, Mrs, Ernest Squirting, returned
to Ellsworth Friday.
Mrs. A. II. Staples and granddaughter
Goidie took trip to Ellsworth last Ri.
day, returning Saturday.
Last Saturday evening there was an old.
fashioned sing at Mrs. Edith Staples. All
report very pleasant evening
Oct. s. 8
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AMHERST.

Sheriff Mayo has appointed Frank Rowe
deputy sheriff for this section.
A. j. Gregg, who has been employed in
Bar Harbor all summer, arrived home
Wednesday.
Charles p. Smiths camp at Morrison
pond, which was burned few weeks
ago, has been rebuilt.
Mrs. ]. III. Patten, who has been in q
critical condition the past three weeks,
following an operation for appendicitis, is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11

THE AMERICAN has s@tscribers al 107
Of the III post-og ces in Honcock county
All tae other papers in The County cont
btned do mot reach so many. THE AMERI-
CAN Is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, but It IS the onis paper that CON prop
erty be called a COUNTY paper all the
rest are merely local papers The circatd-
tioa Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
aarbor Records summer last, Is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock COUNTY
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sPKo
EpEN.
oct.a.

Sheridan Gilbert has been emulov.a
ID. @. Hall for few days. '0'
George Han recently took photograph.
OF the schools in this vicinity.
The attendance at the Central sehoo, !.
the largest since its establishment. .
George Rinaldo Is home from ~.
summers work ON vanderbflts ro.a ~
which spent some time at Bar Harbor
The Leland family reunion was bald
Eden park, Saturday, Sept. q. yoos
representation OF the family was presan,
Rev. j. +. whitmore and family bsv.
left the charge here to go to his hom, I,
Hampden. They leave many friends an
of whom regret their departure.
Oct. 2.
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WEST EDEN.
CHIPS.

Mrs. Nina Richardson has returned from
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. NJ. w. Hamor went to Bangor to-
day to enter the hospital for treatment.
Potatoes are rotting badly. In some
sections it will hardly pay to harvest
them.
Rev. Gideon Mayo was in town few
days last week, calling on relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Ida Rich has gone to Bar Harbor to
spend few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Gonya.
Mrs. Addie Harrington, of Boston, and
Mrs. Lizzie Thresh, OF Seattle, Wash,
spent the past week with their sister, Mrs.
r. B. Knowles.
Oct. 8. 8.
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Oct. O..
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Rodney Wakefield is making repairs on
his house.
Mrs. Roscoe Gay, OF Franklin, is visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Florence Springer, of East Frank
lin, was the guest OF Mrs. Arno Wooster
over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Springer, who went to Lewis
ton last Tuesday for an operation, is doing
finely at this writing.
Mrs. Henry Wakefield, OF Hyde Park,
Mass. who is spending few weeks here
for her health, 10 gaining rapidly.
EOct. 9. - Ms
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SEAL HARBoR.

The Harbor Cliffs tennis club has been
organized here for the purpose Of owning
and maintaining tennis courts, recreation
grounds. ETC., with $4,000 capital stock.
The officers are: President, William
Adams Brown, of New York; treasurer,
Richard NJ. Hoe, Of rvington, n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11

ALI surface cancers are now known 10 ha
durable by Bueklen's Arnica Salye. .Ias
Walters, uf Duffield, Va, writes. II had
a cancer on my lip for years, that seemed
incurable, tin Bncklen's Arnlca sslyp
healed 1t, and now Ii Is perfectly well .
Guaranteed cure for cuts and burns. gsc
at H. q. Moore's drug store
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EAgTBRg1E.

Everard Y. JeIIison, of Eastbrook, has
re-entered the service OF the Boston Ele-
vssed railway company. Herbert r. Jelli-
som has also entered the service, being