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forty-five. The present year the course
has been divided, giving the students
choice of preparatory or business
course. A recitation room has been made
back of the assembly room, and the SER
vices of Miss May Bates secured as assis-
tant. The genuine liking Of the students
for their principal and the interest they
take in their studies speak well for his
abilities as q teacher.
The many friends Of DR.. 8. J. Wallace
were saddened To hear of his death on
Thursday morning last, after lorg ILL.,
ness. The doctor was a member of the
c. L. stevens G. A. Il. post, and a member
in good standing of the Masonic, Odd Fell
lows, Redmen, and Forestcrs lodges, being
buried under the funeral ceremonies of the
latter. Ee leaves three children, Joseph
and Edward, OF Castine, and Mrs. Thomas
Hall, of Boston. The doctor will be
greatly missed from his post in the Baron
De CastIne lodge of Foresters, he having
filed the office OF financial secretary for a
number of years, until illness compelled
him to resign.
Sent 30 q,
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WEST FRANKLIN.
UsE FEMME

John F. Smith is in poor health.
Irwin Springer has gone to Bar Harbor.
John Farnsworth has gone to Rocklsnd.
Many are afflicted with an epidemic of
grip.
Charles L. Smith MAS in Ellsworth
Saturday.
S. s. Seammon is loading cars with
slaves and heads.
Edward Stetson, of Bradley, is a guest
OF Charles +. Smith.
Miss Angie Smith was the CUES, OF her
parents Saturday and Sunday.
Many are anxious for the beginning OF
work on the Ellsworth dams.
Frank Cousins is making extensive i'm
provements on his grounds.
Mrs. Augusta Cousins visited her daugh.
ter, Mrs. W. K. Springer, last week.
The corn famine that has been long and
severe is now broken. A carload came
Friday.
Oct. 2. CHEER.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

George johnson arrived home last week
Mrs. Charles Haskell arrived home from
New York Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Colt, of South Boston, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lucinda Powers.
Samuel Lowe has sold his schooner
Ethel 10 the Msrston Lobster Pound Co.,
OF Portland.
Capt. Charles Scott, who has been in
command OF the yacht Scud the past sum-
mer, has returned home.
Mrs. E. t. Marshall and children who
have been with Capt. Marshall in the
schooner Jeremiah Smith, are home.
Miss Sarah Sutherland, of Everett,
Mass, who has been spending the sum
mer with Mrs. Emeline Weed, has gone
home.
Franklin Hardy, who came home from
a trip IN the schooner Ellen Baxter last
week, has been i'll with typhoid fever, but
Is better.
Oct 2 Il
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HANCOCK POINT.
Oct. ..

George Phillips has gone to Baltimore to
attend dental college.
Arthur Crabtree has gone to Massachu-
sets to visit relatives.
Edna Gallison has gone to Ellsworth to
work for Mrs. Holmes.
Arthur Young, wife and children have
returned home from Northeast Harbor.
Merton Hodgkins, who has been in the
hospital in Bangor, has returned home.
Livy Penney has returned from few
days visit to his brothers at Green Lake.
Mrs. Helen Crabtree, who ,hss beer
spending the summer here, has returned
to Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Sarah Crabtree has gone 10 Han
cock to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. b. Crabtree.
Charles Chester and wife have returned
from visit to their daughter, Mrs.
Rollins Dobbin, at Jonesport.
Mrs. William Crabtree has moved into
the Livy Penney house for the winter.
Mr.. Crabtree expects to go to Milo to
work.
Oct l. E
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COUNTY NEWS.
CAsTINE.

Mr.. NeH, who has been spending the
summer here, returned to his home in New
York Saturday morning.
Miss Alice Parker, the popular assistant
in the postoffice, left on Saturday morning
for vacation in Boston and vicinity.
Rev Robert Harbutt spent the past week
in Gardiner, where he has been attending
the State conference OF Congregational
churches.
Castine viii be well represented on the
gridiron this fall by Edward Common a.
Bates and Noah Hooper and Leyman Blake
at Hebron.
The working team OF the Pentagoet
tribe of Red Men went to Dark Harbor
Friday night where it exemplified the
degree work.
Mrs. NJ. b. Riddle and daughter
Susanna, OF Pittsburg, Pa, who have
been spending the summer here, returned
to their home Saturday night.
Mrs E. w. Hutchins and family, Mrs.w.
A Keene and family and II. NJ. Burr and
family, who are among the summer resi-
dents, returned to their homes Friday.
1t is rumored that e. y. Allen, the popu-
the "scalp dance" to perfection, he having
taken the degrees in the local order of Red
Men last week.
The high school football squad is out
for practice under the coaching of Charles
Drawn, who reports good progress by the
boys. 1t is hoped there w II be a few
games here this fall.
| Two new arrivals in Castine this week
one at the home of James Hatch, bounc-
| ing girl, and a ten-pound boy at the home
of Leslie Gray. The happy parents are
receiving congratulations.
| Walter Kimball and wife, who have been
| spending their honeymoon at Pushsw
lake, returned Thursday for few days
visit with Mrs. Kimball's parents before
their departure for Boston, where they
| will reside,
Among the recent additions TO Csstine' S
real estate is the home of f. II. Carpenter,
now nearing completion, on High street.
The house stands ON the high ground
facing the river, giving the occupants a
grand view of the river and islands, with
the broad reaches of the bay IN view from
the piszzss. Contractor Perkins intends
to have it ready for occupancy early in
October.
What barely escaped being a serious ac-
cident in our harbor on Tu sday last was
averted by the presence of mind of one
OF the party. AS two young men were
crossing the harbor in a sloop, they were
struck by squall which filled their boat,
causing her to sink under them. With
presence of mind one of them jumped
into small tender which they had in
tow, and cut the tow line, this prompt
action probably saving their lives. They
lost all their personal effects.
Great credit is due the school COMMITTEES
and j. L. Hooper, principal of the high
school, for the good showing this school
has made under Mr.. Hooper's charge, in
creasing from seventeen students on his
assuming charge TO the present number oil
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COUNTY NEWS.
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RRooKIIN.

bhNOAAaAAN-
Edward Gifin came home from Vermont
Sunday.
Mrs. A. d. Bray is visiting friends at
Lamoine.
Mrs. Nellie Bowden has returned to her
home In South Bluehill.
J. b. Babson has purchased thfrty-foot
fishing sloop at Rocklsnd.
Mrs. l.. A. Watson is visiting her brother,
L. r. Hooper, at Ellsworth.
Rev. f. S. Drew was called to Levant by
the serious illness of his mother.
Mrs. Belle Blake goes to Massachusetts,
to-day for two-weeks' vacation.
Mrs. Nellie Stanlsy and daughter Abbie
have gone to Boston for the winter.
Charles FIye, Of stonington, visited his
sister, Mrs. B. o. Dollard, last Sunday.
Mrs. @. Mayo and daughter Mary, of
Winter Harbor, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. A. w. Bridges, Miss Gladys and
Master Harry were in Ellsworth Inst week.
Mrs. George Grant, of wintorport, is
visiting her parents, G. II. Dority and
wife.
Mrs. A. II. Sherman was called to West
Medford, Mass, to attend the funeral Of
| her sister last week.
Leslie Friend, wife and little son, of
Melrose, Mass, were the guests of Mrs.
G. A. Grindle last week.
Miss Hattie Allen has returned from
| Iatu h.. tytf
her sister, Mrs. Blanche, Gott.
| Alfred Freethy, of Yonkers, n. V, has
| had placed on his lot In the Brookiin GEM
etery line granite monument.
Prof Coleman, from Coleman academy,
| La, gave an interesting lecture in the
Baptist church Sunday evening.
The u. 8. survey steamer Explorer is
making her headquarters in Center Hsr-
Dor, while surveying Eggcmoggin Reach.
W. II. Tibbctts, John Tibbctts, Blanch-
ard Bowden and Alfred Joyce are home
from Vermont, where they have been en-
ployed in a corn factory.
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Shellanburger and family have closed
their summer cottage at West End and
returned TO Washington.
A. ]. LAWYER has finished his work at the
sardine factory here and returned to his
home at Southwest Harbor. v. c. Bridges
is taking his place at the factory.
Mrs. Enos wasgate died at her home in
East Boston, after along illness, Sunday,
Sept. "a. Mrs. wasgate had passed her
summers for the past twenty years at her
cottage, ''snnnyside." at Flye Point. She
leaves an agca husband, one son, grand
son. several nieces and nephews, besides 9
great many friends, by whom she will he
greatly missed. Much sympathy is ex-
tended to the family.
Oct. 2. USE FEMME.
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SURRY.

SEE. M.

Schooner Nellie Grant came to Herriok's
wharf Thursday to load slaves.
j. F. Staples has been drawn as grand
juror and Curtis Clark as traverse juror.
The threshing machine is abroad in the
land. Joe wescott and Jesse Consry are
running ii.
The Methodist chapel is being repaired
and painted and papered. Wilbur Lord
and Warden Lord are doing the work.
Aston Milliken came home last Satur-
day from Gardiner, where he has been at
work painting, bringing with him a young
wife.
As Reuben Leach and his son were driv-
ing from West Surry to the village last
Saturday, they saw large moose quietly
feeding in the John Oliver field. The ami
NAL allowed them to get quite near before
lesping into the woods.
One of the happiest men in surry Jus, at
present is William J. Robbins, who has
received as present by contribution from
citizens fine bull, harness and cart. He
lives some distance from the village, and
for some time has been Obliged to bring
his hoops and other mercantile produce
to town either on a wheelbarrow or his
shoulder. His team-a bull hsrnessed like
horse in a four-wheeled cart and driven
with reins-is quite a novelty. William is
Woodworking fellow, with a large fam
lily, and well worthy OF the interest mani
tested by Surry citizens.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Ney Killman and wife are here for few
days visiting relatives.
Miss SybL Cole has returned from visit
to Miss Blanche Deasy, of Bar Harbor.
Mrs. A. n. Farnsworth, of Milbridge,
has been a recent guest of Mrs. Daniel
Deasy.
Irving Whitaker left Thursday for a
few weeks visit to friends in Castine and
Rumford Falls.
L. F. Sarvis and wife, of Thompson, s.
c., who have been spending the summer
here, left for home Monday.
Miss Vida Cleaves and her aunt, Mrs
Wakefield, were guests of Mrs. Henry
Qeaves, of Smithville, on Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Handy left Saturday for Bal
Harbor, where she will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. L. B. Deasy.
Capt. George WEIGH and wife, of Ston-
ington, spent day or two with Capt. Al
welchs family, the last of the week.
Beginning Oct 6, the steamer Monhegar
is to make two trips a week all winter
which will be great convenience.
Men are here changing the light at tbs
lighthouse. A range light is to take the
place of the red and white revolving light
Mrs. S. g. Wood, of West Gouidsboro
spent a few days here last week, the guest
of Mrs Kate Peters and her brother, Cal
win Tracy.
nrt q.
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Ar cAmr IAraH1Na wArER.

'sFriday fairest or foulest" is an old
proverb. Sept. % will be long remem-
bered as one of the fairest. On that
bright day the proprietors of Camp
Laughing Water, Mesdames Bunker,
Crossley, Dunn and Pherson, with family
friends and invited guests, enjoyed drive
In the bracing air TO this resort near the
shore OF Georges pond.
The tall birch, maple, spruce and pine
trees stand guard, like sentinels, and not
until you are there is there anything to
suggest a habitstion. But within there is
everything to suggest home comfort.
Bright hued maple boughs decorated
ceiling and walls, and the warm sunlight
was supplemented by pleasant open fire
which beamed welcome TO all.
Willing hands made light work of DIM
ner preparations, and when the dozen of
hungry ladies were seated about the table
(for with one exception, Master Paul
Bunker, it was goose party, with appe-
titles equal to the occasion, they found
much to consider, the bill of fare being
full and overlooking with good things.
Suffice it to say, the first course o.
chicken, white and sweet potatoes, squssG
turnip, onions and pickles, suggests the
varied dessert that followed. After
dinner siesta included rest on coucbes, &
drive and row ON the sparkling water.
An early tea was part OF the pro-
gramme, and then came the start home
ward. Driving up to the highway anc
turning for a goodnight look al the sur
roundings, the tinted sky was reflected IL
the water of the pond with its fringe o.
scarlet, yellow and green aGtumnal color
ings, thing of beauty, making a pictur'
well worth miles of travel to see and en-
joy.
Surely the name of the camp is not
misnoIner. The day in its entirety vii
remain bright memory with the guests
who extend thanks to their kind enter
tanners.
Oct, 2. Y.
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EAST FRANKLIN.
Oct 2,

Rev. C. E. Petersen preached a stirring
sermon Oct. l, his topic being "Repent-
ance".
Potatoes are rotting badly here, some
finding it hardly worth the while digging
them.
Enos Slower and family are to move into
II. NJ. Blaisdell's quarry boarding house
for the winter.
Mrs. Oscar Hartman and two children
have returned from their visit, Mrs. Har-
riman feeling the benefit of her rest.
7. NJ. Blaisdell is negotiating for JOB
OF stone work which will give employ
ment to large force of men through the
winter.
Everett Carpenter has bought the house
and lot formerly owned by Enoeh Blsis-
dell, but later by J. II. West, of the j. II
West heirs.
Mrs. 7. NJ Blaisdell, president of the
w. c. T. U. of this town, with Mrs. Annie
BlaisdeIl, attended the convention in Bar
Harbor last week.
Oct 2. II.
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NORTH CAsTINE.

Capt. Ezra Conner is at home from sea.
George A. Grindle is home from coast
ing trip to Boston.
Capt. NJ. w. Grindle aud wife attended
the fair at North Bluehill last Friday.
Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and son belmont
are visiting relatives in West Brooksville.
Mrs. Joseph Dunbar, OF South Penob-
scot, is the guest of her brother, Leroy
wardwell.
Miss Alice Green, of New ondon, Conn.,,
has been spending the past week with her
sister, Mrs. Isaac Dunbar.
David Dunbar, who has been on steam
er running from Philadelphia to Jamaica,
W. l., has returned home,
Miss ANNIE Dunbar came from Penob-
scot Friday, to remain over Sunday with
her parents, Samuel D.inbar and wife.
Mrs. Charles Swan, John Dodge and
wife, and Miss Aggie Dodge, of Camden,
are the guests of Eastman Dodge and
WIFE
Capt. Frank W. Hutchins, who is at
home for few days visit, will leave to-
morrow for Bremen to take command OF
his new sloop, Paul Revere, which win be
used for shore-fishing.
c. NJ. Leach and wife, Capt. j. E. Blod-
gett and wife and Miss Florence Hutchins
attended the fair at North Penobscot last
Wednesday. II proved to be most en-
joyable and profitable day. The lie
stock department was usually strong and
commendsble and the exhibits OF field
products were of fine quality. The
women's deparement was not lacking in
display of fancy work. A special feature
was the old fashioned room, where many
antique curiosities were courteousiy
shown by Mrs. J. NJ. Hutchins. A copy
of the first newspaper printed in America,
the Boston Nescs Letter, was exhibited.
Oct. 2. L.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Potatoes are rottIng badly; farmers re-
port less than half a crop.
Rev. Mr.. Lorrimer held meeting In the
schoolhouse Friday evening.
Arthur Tracey has gone to Waterville,
where he is employed as clerk in the store
If Morrill, d Craig.
Rosa Tracey is working for Mrs. n. r.
Collar, Edith Clark for Mrs. c. j. Mureh,
and Libby Wilbur is caring for Mrs.
Philena Scammon.
Lorenzo Cousins visited his brother
Ferdinand short time ago. Mr.. Cousins
had the misfortune TO have both feet taken
OF by the cars about year ago.
Everett Mureh and wife are visiting his
brother, C. ]. Murch. Mr.. Murch has
gone out of business here, and will go to
Halloweu.
Oct. 2. MAE
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WEST BROWNSVILLE.
Oct. 2.


Our first heavy frost visited us Saturday
night, Sept. 30.
Rev. Mr.. Green is attending the State
conference at Gardiner.
Schooner Phineas Gay is at wssson's
wharf dischsrging general cargo from
Boston.
Capt. George w. Blodgett and wife
have returned from an extended visit in
Brewer.
Miss Lucy Hale Tapley left here for At
lanta, Ca, Tuesday to resume her duties
at the spelman seminary.
Rev. wilmot Lord, of South Portland,
and Harry Lord, of Bath, were in town
last week visiting their mother, Mrs. Ruth
Lord.
This community was shocked to learn OF
the death of Miss Mary Ellison, the adopt
ed daughter of Miss 5. Z. Ellison. She
left here Saturday, Sept. 3, for Bangor,
for a short visit, and was there taken sud
denly i'll. She passed away on Tuesday
Sept. %. Miss Ellison has the sympathy
of all.
One of the most interesting postal cards
| yet seen is one which Miss Fannie w
Tspley has recently received for her collee-
ton. The card contains view of the
| Kilauean volcano, Hawaiian Islands, snc
was sent her by her brother, Capt. 4. M
Tapley, s. S. Arizonan. The edges of this
card are we'll Drowned from a ''toasting'
which her brother gave it in the fire of tbs
volcano directly before posting it.
Oct. 2. ToMsoN.
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EAST LAMOINE.
Oct.2.

John Linscott has moved his family to
Bar Harbor for the winter.
C. C. Toole has closed his cottage here
and gone TO his home in Bangor.
Mrs. Dyer Young has gone to Massa-
chusetts for few weeks visit with her
children.
Sherman Douglass is building a new
house near the store he bought an interest
in short time ago.
Mrs. Hannah Huckins has closed her
home here and will spend the winter in
Boston and New York.
Mrs. Wyman, who occupied the Winter
botham cottage this summer, has returned
to her home in Massachusetts.
Oct 2 III.
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rHE AMERICAN has s~Lssrthers OF ri
Of the II7 post-o1ee in Hancock county
All the other papers in the County com
biasd do not resch so plang. The AMER
CAN & not the only paper printed ffl
Hancock county, and has aerer claimed to
be, s-f . Is the ontp paper that can prop
erly b called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely tocot papers The cfrcuta-
f&os az THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
HaTbor Records Summer tist, is larger
than ti..rt Of oil the other papers printed
in Hancock county.
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NORTH BROWNSVILLE.

Schooner Clinton, Capt Lord. arrival
Thursday with freight for c. II. Perkins
There was an entertainment and sale Of
iec- cream at the schooihors1 Friday even.
ing. The proceeds will be devoted to pur.
chasing new seats.
Schooner Matte ]. Allies, Capt. Crockett.
sailed Friday for Rondout, y. Y, with
7l.ooo slaves from Durgain's mill. Schooner
Joanna Durgain, Capt. Peterson, is nov
loading slabs at the mill for Rockland
Oct. 2. G
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finely on her work in the harbor, and will
finish in few weeks.
Rev. Mr.. GAVIN who has accepted q
call given him by the Baptist church
OF this place, delivered very interesting
sermon Sunday morning.
Among those who attended the Hancock
county Baptist association st East Blnehill
were Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin, Mrs. F. A.
Miller and Miss Jennie Wight.
Oct 2. u.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Lottie Havey is IN town, after
spending the season at Seal Harbor.
The ladies' aid society will hold its an
nual Christmas sale the coming season.
The Franklin baseball nine went to
Amherst Monday to play the Waltham
team Tuesday.
A new sidewalk is being built from the
postoffiee to the depot. 1t is much
needed extension.
Gerald Bunker, a grammar school stu
dent, was painfully hurt last week, play
ing ball. and was carried to his home.
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EGYPT.

Miss Ruth Savage is attending the high
school at Franklin.
Ralph Clarke and wife left Thursday for
their home in Boston.
Mrs. Fred Mckenzie has been to Seal
Harbor for few days.
Mrs. C. J. Smith and Mrs. S. S. Smith
have been visiting friends at IAmoine the
past week.
Adelbert Grover, Of Bar Harbor, was
called home Sunday by the illness of his
mother, Mrs. Frank Hodgkins.
Oct 2 w
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WINTER HARBoR.
SPEC.

The Hanover house has been purchased
from the Flint estate by b. e. Tracy and
c. q. Brown, who viii lease it to s. Froth-
inRham, the present manager. The hotel
viii be thoroughly renovated, and run as
q winter and summer house.
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MAE.
SOUTH PENoBsCoT.

s. B. Condor arrived home Saturday
from q trip to Boston.
A supper will be given at Bagaduce hall
Wednesday evening, Oct. 4.
The dredger Falmouth is progressing
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New Cure for Cancer

All surface cancers are now known 10 ha
durable by Buckien's Arnica Saive. Jas
Walters, OF Duftield, Va, writes. II had
cancer ON my lip for years, that seemed
incura bic, tin Bucklen's AruIea salye
healed II, and now IL is perfectly wel.r
Guaranteed cure for cuts and burns. &c
al Z. @. Moore's drug store.
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NORTH sEDGWIcK.

w. A. Friend is home from Massachu-
sets, where he visited his daughters, Mrs.
M. A. Marsh, at Holden, and Mrs. e. j.
Pettigrew, at Worcester. He was accom-
panied by his granddaughter, Susie
Friend.
Sept. IS. SPEC.
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sEDGwICK.

A course OF lectures in the interest of
education is being given at Riverside hall.
The dates and subjects of lectures yet to
be given are as follows: Oct. 8, i'The Rise
of the Novel;" Rev. Arthur Warren Smith,
sedgwicki Oct. 20, 'Books and Reading, .
Prof. A. J. Roberts, Colby college; Nov. 10 !,
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SOUTH BLUEHuL.

Several cottage lots have been sold here
this summer. There are many desirable
lots here, and the summer people are
beginning 10 find it out.
Clara Day has gone to fremont to teach
school.
Sept. Is. d.