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Foley's Honey ard Tar many imi-
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AK for Foley's Honey and Tar
and refuse any substitute offered
as no other preparation will give
the same satisfaction. It's mildly
laxative. II contains no opiates
and rs safest for children aud del
icate persons.
For sale at the Bloss Drug
Store.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-04

a man has money to burn, !,
can easily find some woman wnoA
to furnish a match.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-22
EDEN.

Henry Jeilison had fine pig killed
Tuesday.
Alvsh Allen Ia at home from Winter
Harbor, where he has been employed.
Mr.. Mcfarland and family are moving
into the house owned by Andrew Haskell.
The central school received the banner
for the best attendance for the week end
ing Nov. IL.
The roads are In very good condition.
considering the recent heavy rains and
cold weather following.
J. X. Garland and Charles King are set.
ting telephone poles 10 their places. They
will be connected with the farmers line.
George Thomas Is rapidly recovering
from the broken and disiocated wrist
which he received ut school two weeks ago.
Six candidates were instructed in the
first degree at Bay View grange wedues-
day evening" There was an interesting
programme and large attendance.
The ladies' sewing circle OF the Baptist
church held fair and supper Thursday
evening. Notwithstanding the stormy
evening, the fair was quite success.
Nov. %.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For sddsf;o.ai co.nip Nsms soc oth,, -,
GREAT POM

Miss Maud Archer closed her schoo, +,
Amherst Nov. 10. She is suffering fro,, -
abscess in her ear.
Mr. Humphrey, OF Auburn, has arrival
TO spend the winter with his aapsh.a.
Mrs. Clifford Archer. '''er,
Mrs. Ezra Williams and daughter R.r-
nice went 10 Bangor Thursday. Miss p.r-
nice viii remain with her cousin. Me-
Lillian Garry. -'''ss
Florian Fisher, of Hampden, Is in town
fcn few days. Mrs. Geneva Laugh,,,
viii accompany him home for a few Tsssa,
visit with her sister, Mrs. Fisher.
Mr.. Bracket came Saturday with al
horses to take the hunting pRrty from,
Alligator 30 Bangor on their way honna
MIR. Nhipple remains while longer.
Miss Ida Garland and Mrs. John VIII.
iiams left here for New HanuSbi,a
Thursday. Mrs. Williams win spend thu
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Albra
Garland. After the holidays. Miss Gur.
land VIII return to her Ia hors in Amhe,s,
and Aurora for the winter. Rev. Mrs
Mayo Is taking her place while away,
Nov. %.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Floyd Haley, who recently went to Ban
gor for a surgical operation, has returned
much improved in health.
Mrs. Mary Dyer, OF Eastbrook, and
Eben Kingman, of Marlboro, visited
friends here the past week.
Mrs. Annie Smith, went to Newton,
Mass, last week, where she and her
daughter Blanche, who went some time
ago, will spend the winter.
c. L. Smith and wife went to Bar Har-
Dor Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Smiths sister, Mrs. Alice Kelliher, who
died in Lawrence, Mass, and was brought
there for interment.
Following is list of officers OF Leonard
Wooster lodge, /. o. G. T., installed last
Tuesday evening by ID. g. G. Il. j. p.
Walker: Louis Jordan, G. t.; Emma Ball,
V. t.; Sarah Young, secretary; May
Young, assistant secretary; A. B. Foss,
treasurer; Nettie Foss, +. s.; May Ball,
chaplain; Howard Hodgkins, NJ; Emma
Hodgkins, ID. M; Addie White, guard;
w. Fl. Ball, sentinel; Howard Young, p.
c. t.; Martha Walker, 8. ]. T.
Nov. Ii. w.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Lesnder Allen is quite Ill at his home in
Stonington.
Seth Parker Hatch left Nov. Q for Somer-
vile, Mass, to attend school.
The children OF Mrs. Austin Smith, who
have had so hard time with whooping
cough, are better.
Miss Angelina Robbins, who has been
for few weeks with Mrs. Irwin Gray, OF
Deer Isle, came home on Monday.
+. S. Small, OF Sunset, is at work this
week for A. +. Pierce. He will soon 20 TO
work for Howard Pierce on his new house.
David William Fifieid and wife have left
town on pleasure trip. They have been
married thirteen years, and in all OF their
busy married life have never found time
to go out OF town together for any length
of time, and now think il about time they
went on their s'bridal tour.
The social at the hall, given by the
teachers and pupils OF the Sunday school,
was an enjoyable affair, and added quite a
sum to the Sunday school fund. The
ladies who arranged for the social wish to
thank Mis- Mertice Small for the assist
snce which she gave them in amusing both
old and young.
Nov. Is. H.
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oRI.ANp.

Several Of the town schools will begin
the winter terms Monday, Nov. q, after
one and two weeks vacations.
Miss Abbie Buck, teacher OF the village
school, spent two weeks vacation in Bos-
ton with her sister, Miss Gertrude P.
Buck.
All who in any way assisted In the re-
pairs on the Methodist church are thanked
by the ladies' aid society, which had the
affair in charge.
Charles Gray announces q dance at the
town hall Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 30.
Music by Soper's orchestra, assisted By
l.. ii. Chandler, cornetlst, Of Bucksport.
Among those on the sick list are Arthur
Hartman, Linwood Gray, Mrs. NJ. T..
Pstten, Mrs. Elmer Barnard and Mrs.
Fred Hutchlngs. Their many friends are
much pleased TO learn that they are all
improving.
Nov. 20. @.
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sARGENTVILLE,.

Fred Bennett is visiting his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Gray are the pa
rents of bouncing girl.
Mrs. Grace Sargent went to Bangor Ia
visit relations ON Saturday.
Roy Grindal is visiting his brother
Lawrence at North Sengwick.
Charles Foster has returned from Boston,
where he has been on q business trip.
Mrs. Emma Gray is quite i'll with
measles. Lewis, her son, is just recover
ing.
MIR. Hardy, OF Bangor, who has been
plumbing Mrs. Benefits house, has re-
turned TO his home.
Mr.. Shorey, teacher of the high school,
has closed q very successful term and re-
turned TO his home in Enfield for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Henry Sargent has received word
that her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Roberts,
OF Northiield. VT, Is quite i'll. All hope
she may soon recover.
One morning last week as Mrs. John
Bennett was eating her breakfas a piece
of bread became lodged In her throat, and
only for the prompt action OF one OF the
carpenters at work ON the house, she
would have choked to death After the
obstruction was removed, she tainted,
Nov. 20. NJ
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JULIA MOORE pRAsY.

The funeral of julia, wife of Capt.
Daniel Deasy, was held Thursday at the
Deasy residence. The beautiful floral
offerings and the well-filled house, not
withstanding the rain, spoke volumes Of
the esteem in which the deceased was held.
Mrs. Deasy was in the strongest sense a
home keeper. OF her can be said ..sbe
iocketh well to the ways OF her household,
and eateth not the bread of idleness".
Rev. Mr.. Mayo spoke of the noble char
scter OF the deceased, but said euiogies
were unnecessary in the presence of those
who had known her. In her domestic
character as wife and mother nothing
more could he asked; while the beauty OF
the family life, the gracious hospitality
and many kindly deeds were known TO
many of us who will ever hold her in
grateful remembrance.
husband, son by former marriage,
and an aged sister, who has shared her
home for many years, have the sympathy
of many friends. The pallbearers were
e. w. Cleaves, J. Nj. Williams, Alfred
Hamilton and j. S. Coombs.
Nov 49, G,
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COUNTY NEW >.
PROSPECT HARBoR.

iteftoE III AA1Att4SOAs
Hiram Dolliver has gone to Swans
Island for a few days.
The sardine season has ended. w. p.
Hewins returned to Boston Friday.
Donald Handy, of Aarblehead, Mass,
arrived Thursday for the winter.
Mrs. Charles Blance, jr., spent day or
two in Bar Harbor the last of the week.
Miss Genevieve Cole has been spending
the week with Miss Julia Guptill, of
Gouldsboro.
DIR. G. c. Iarrabee, E. +. Ray and A. D..
Joy attended the X. of P. convention in
Bangor Thursday.
Mrs. N. T. Morse and her mother, Mrs.
j. w. Cole, left Friday for Nashua, N. H.,
to visit relatives for few weeks.
Miss Bessie Crowley has returned to her
home in Corea for a brief visit before
leaving for Portsmouth, n. H., where she
will spend the winter with her sister.
r. w. Nutter and wife, who have spent
the summer here, have returned to their
home in Brooklin. Their little grand
daughter, Miss Georgia BIance, accom-
panied them.
L. B. Deasy and wife, of Bar Harbor,
and Mrs John Shepherd and daughter,
Of Rumford Falls, were called here this
week by the death of their step-mother,
Mrs. Daniel Deasy.
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sURRY.
Nov. Il.

Miss Caro- Mayo, OF Brookiin, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. McGiraw and daughter Flossie went
70 Bangor this morning on business.
Mrs. Hattie Torrey has moved from
Morgan's Bay into rooms at A. l.. Ire
worgy's for the winter.
Lincoln Merrill, while on his way to
Bluehill Sunday called on few old
friends in this place. Mr.. Merrill was
Surry boy, and since leaving here has
prospered.
Schools are all in session now. Part of
them began last Monday, and the others
begin to-day. All have the same teachers
as at the fall term, except two-the South
Surry and East Surry.
Capt. Fred W. Phillips and wife, OF
Brooklin, have been spending few days
with Mrs. Phillips foster parents, j. r.
Staples and wife. Mrs. Phillips is TO
teach the East Surry school.
Last Saturday about noon while the
wind was blowing hard from the north
west, the alarm OF fire was sounded. II
proved be +. I. Jeilison's house. The fire
caught ON the roof OF the ell, and the
shingles being rather danny, ii did not
spread fast. The bucket brigade was soon
ON hand, and put ii out with few pals of
water. IL was narrow escape. -
Nov 90 &
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST SULLIVAN.


Oscar Hysom is at home from Hall
Quarry.
John Mortimer has gone to Holden,
where he has employment.
Mrs Sarah j. Gordon Ii visiting rela-
tives in East Franklin for few weeks.
Miss Edna Havey has returned from
Hamilton.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hooper and daughter Doris
are visiting relatives in East Sullivan for
a few days.
O. G. Newman is at home from North
Jay, where he has been employed for
several months.
NJ H. Havey has recently had large
cistern built In his cellar. The work was
done by g. II. Tracy.
Frank Springer is spending part of his
vacation in Bucksport and Charleston,
visiting friends and relatives.
Shipping is quite slack at present, al
though there are number of csrgoes TO
go before the end of the season.
Hugh Havey is at home from Connecti-
cut, where he has been employed on a
steamer as engineer for the past season.
| c. II. Abbott, j. S. Doyle, Adelbert
Gordon, r. A. Noyes, James Scott, John
\ Tracy, Wolfe Lipsky, Arthur kief, Lin
| WILDER, viii Gordon, John Mortimer and
/ several others attended the X. OF p.
| jubilee at Bangor.
/ Schools at Sullivan Harbor and West
/ Sullivan have been postponed on account
Of large number OF pupils being i'll with
measles, The following teachers have
been chosen for the winter term: Gram
mar, Arthur Young; intermediate, Miss
Bessie Gordon; primary, Miss Lottie
Davis; Sullivan Harbor, Miss Alice Farms
| worth; Ashe district, Miss Alice keyes
Tunk, Miss Adah Farnsworth; East Suili-
iivan, George Patten.
Nov 20. A. B.
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SOUTH GouLDsBoRo.

Quite number from here are engaged in
scaliop fishing.
Mrs Eunice Bunker, OF Ashville, Is
visiting relatives hers.
Mrs Charles Greenlaw and children are
visiting relatives in Lubec.
Charles Sargent and wife spent few
days last week at Oak Point.
Mrs. Helen Stevens, 81 West Goulds-
boro. has a class in music here.
Miss Grace Bunker visited her brother
Alton in Birch Harbor last week.
Thursday, Nov. 9, a daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Hammond.
C. t. Hooper and wife have returned
from visit TO friends in North bradford.
Two deer have recently been killed here,
one by Asa Sargent the other by F. r.
Pike and A. b. Holt.
Horace sperry, wife and son Lawrence
visited his mother, Mrs. Maria Robertson,
In Ashviile last week.
Augustus Gerrish, Of Lubec, after an alb
sence OF several years, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Hannah A. Sargent.
Capt. f. c. Sargent and wife have moved
from fronbound Isle, and are having an
addition built to their cottage here.
Mrs. Boynton, OF Grand Mensn, who
has been spending few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Name Ramsdeil, returned
home Thursday.
Alton Myrick, wife and son and Mrs.
Myrick's sister, who have been spending
the summer with his parents, returned 10
New York last week.
The new doors for the church have been
hung, and are very pretty. They were q
gift from G. T. Hooper, OF this place, and
@. +. Bunker, OF Brighton, Mass.
Nov. 10. H.
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ATLANTIC.

c. III. Robbins and son Chester, OF
opeeche, were in town on business Friday.
Mrs. Walter Joyce and little daughter
Lnella left Saturday to visit in Rockiand
and Portland.
Sidney Joyce, who has been In q porgy
steamer at New York, has arrived home
for the winter.
County Commissioners Hlnckicy and
Foss, with John Z. Bunker, OF Bar Har-
Dor, and A. r. LittIefeid, OF Rockland,
were in town Friday and Saturday.
II being stormy Thursday night the
supper and dance were postponed until
Friday night. There being food enough
for the multitude there was another supper
Saturday evening. Both were In the new
hall. Net proceeds $40.
Nov lS a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-22

TIE AMERICAN has subscribers al I07
Of the lit post-ofces IN Hancock county
All tae ether papers in The County com
bined do not reach 80 many. THE AMERI-
CAN Is mot the only paper printed IN
Hancock cossnty. and has never claimed to
be, bat 1t IS the only paper that can prop
ersy be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circ,sla-
tsoa Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Earboq Records summer list, Is larger
shan that Of all the other papers printed
Ss Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-22
SEAL COVE.

South Seal Cove school closed Nov. II,
after term of nine weeks, taught by Mrs.
Florence ODER. The attendance has been
good. Twelve pupils were enrolled. The
average attendance has been ten. Those
not absent half day were Grace Murphy,
Alfred and Leslie Lanpher; not tardy,
Harry and Alden Kelley, Alfred and Les
lie Lanpher, Harry Webster, Neal Murphy,
Vernon and Winifred Kelley, Grace Muir
ply. Those who did not whisper were
Grace and Neal Murphy, Alden Kelley.
Greatest number perfect recitstions,
Grace Murphy, Blsnch Kelley.
10
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EAST oRLAND.

F. P. Mason and II. II. Blaisdell have
telephones installed.
Mrs; Burrili, of Dedham, is working for
Mrs Harriet Mason.
James Davis has moved his family from
West Penobscot back to his house here.
Mrs. T. F. Mason arrived home FRIDAY
from two weeks visit in Boston and Vi
entity.
John Farnham left today for Bangor
where he will reenter the hospital fol
treatment.
@. n. Snow left Saturday with his team
for Milan, n. H., where he has work in
the woods,
Henry and Arthur Dunbar have gone "a
Blnehill, where they are building cottage
for John G. Rose, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. John Churchill has returned from
West Penobscot, where she has been visit
ing her parents, Hamilton Wood and
wife.
Nov. 13. NJ
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oRLANn.

Deforest Soper is out again after a slight
run of typhoid fever.
A fair-sized crowd attended the dance
Saturday evening.
Mrs. French has gone to Rhode Island
30 spend the winter with her children.
The series of revival meetings closed at
the Methodist church last Friday evening.
Several OF the schools closed Friday.
The teachers have given very good salts
faction throughout the term.
Percy Dorr has moved into part of the
8. c. CHM house. Edgar Page will occupy
the tenement vacated by Mrs. Fanny
Heath.
Mrs. Mary Barnard is improving after a
every critical illness. Mr.. Barnard is also
little better, after a severe attack oil
sciatic rheumatism.
Nov. I3. G..
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BRooKsvILLE.

Charles Staples, who has been employed
in Bangor, is at home.
w. S. Walker and wife left this week for
Boston to spend the winter.
Miss Bernice Perkins closed very sue
cessful term of school in District 2ls
ON Friday.
Mrs. William Knox, who has been very
III, is little better, and all hope soon to
hear OF her complete recovery.
George Hart, who has been visiting his
parents here, Rev. FL. B. Hart and wife,
has returned to his work in Massachusetts
Nov. Is. GRAcIA.
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REACH.
Now ID.

Mrs. Isaac Gray burned her hand quite
badly with steam Thursday.
Madison Torrey, who has been cook on
the Wsconta the past season, has arrived
home.
Mrs. Alvin A. Carter, OF South Hope, il
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle
Lowe.
ID. w. Torrey and daughters Anita and
Helen visited relatives in Camden re-
Gently.
Mrs. Levi knight and Mrs. w. B. Thur
low are visiting relatives and friends in
0rono.
Moody p. Eaton Of Stonington. has
moved into the house owned by John
Borden.
Mrs. Clara b. Holden and daughter
Nellie are visiting relatives in Boston and
vicinity.
Nov. l3- l..
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DEDHAM.



Whereas. Death has again entered our grange
and taken one OF osr charter membcrs--ear be
loved sister. Lydia Phillips. wife Of Arno @
Hooper. therefore lie II.
Resolved, That we have loet a worthy slater.
one who had the Interest 81 the grange ever at
heart: one who In health was ever ready TO lend
a helping hand aud even IN sickness her interest
10 our order did not absse. We shall all TO.
member her pheasant smile and cheerful words
that she has given as. and while We shall no
more behold her face or receive that corslisi
Crap Of the hand or hear her welcome voice.
we shall ~ an order. hold hruly her memory.
which We will EVER cherish. remembering that
sne wss a cheerful la1orer and faithful worker
In our order.
ResoIssd, That TO the bereayesi husband and
children we extend our heartfelt sympathy In
this hour OF sfiIesion, aad commend them 10 the
Father above who alone ts able TO eomfors and
sustain.
Eesoired. That our charter be draped In
mourning for thirty days. that . copy OF these
resolutions be spread apon our records. that a
copy be cent TO the isrsated family. and aiso to
THE ELlswogrH AMERICAN aud Bangor
censsserrsai for publication.
HApLgr r. ECRafLl,
ELLA L.. BuRaILL.
MagcfA :. BLOOD,
Committee on resolutions.
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COUNTY NEWS.
souTHwEsr HARRoR.


Union Thanksgiving services are TO be
held at the Methodist church Thursday
evening, Nov. 30.
Hunters from different localities are
securing the western woods in search Of
deer, but so far only the tracks have been
found.
A Star social and an Odd Fellows supper
are on the docket for this week-the
beginning of winter festivities at South
west Harbor.
John Allen, who has recently taken 10
himself wife, Miss Myrtle Piper, OF
Bluehill, has taken rooms for the winter
at w. w. Rich's.
The building at the corner postofiice
and Photographic studio of j. c. Ralph
has been purchased by DIR. J. ID. Phillips,
who has leased the postofiice to the new
postmaster, J. A. Freeman, and the front
part OF the studio to Miss Jennie Richard
son, millinery and fancy goods.
Nov. 20. SPRAY.
Henry Lurvey has returned home from
visit TO Steuben.
Mrs. Valera Murphy is in Bar Harbor
for few days.
Mrs. Rose Lurvey has gone to North
Ellsworth to visit her cousin, Mrs. Carrie
Moore.
Mrs. Frank Stanley, of Northeast Har-
Dor, with her two children, is visiting at
Walter b. Stanley's.
Raymond Robbins, OF West fremont,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
cousin, Everett Tinker.
Mrs. Frank Moore, of North Ellsworth,
has returned to her home after spending
a week with her parents, Stephen Giiiey
and wife.
Nov. 10. SPEC.
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EASTBRooK.

Edna Lawrie Is on the sick list.
Edwin Wilbur recently purchased fine
horse.
Charles Ashe and wife were in Ellsworth
Wednesday on business.
Agnes French and Lola Abbott are at
tending school in Hancock.
The grange viii hold its regular meeting
at the new hall Saturday evening for the
first time.
Miss Nancy Dyer is home from Georges
Pond, where she has been spending sever
al weeks with her grandmother.
Mrs. Helen Dyer Is visiting friends In
Marshfeld- Her mother, Mrs. o. b. Pet
tengiil, is keeping house for her.
Percy and Aubrey Jordan and Frank
Lawrie have gone to Bull Hill farm to
camp for the winter and shave hoops.
Nov. IS. B,
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sEDGwIcK.
CHrr.

o. p. Carter, who has been working in
Sargentville for J. w. Byard, came home
saturday.
Mrs. o. p. Carter spent a part of last
week with her sister, Mrs. Pierce, at
North Sedgwick.
been setting poles from Sargentxiile to
Brooksville, and has commanded to string
wire. II has installed instruments in
several private residences on the road
from Sedgwick to Sargentville. The COM
pany has put in poles from Sedgwick to
the factory of the Twitcheii- Champlin Co.
and to the steamboat wharf.
Nov 90 C..
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sEAWALL..

Capt. w. p. Kent. who has taken up his
abode at Seal Cove, was here last week on
business.
Dudley Dolliver expects to finish his job
AZ s. 8. Delivers. 81 Manset, and then
the Holsters viii have TO look oct for them
selves.
Mrs Samuel Moore and granddaughter
Theima. who went to Bass Harbor Head
Friday night TO visit Willis Doiliver and
family, came home Sunday.
Nov. 70. DOLLY.
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COLTS ISLAND.

Capt. e. n. Moore Is still seriously III
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Samuel Gfindle and daughter, oi
Granite, are the guests OF L. 8. Trask and
wife.
Capt Edwin NJ. Joyce, OF Atlantic,
came over Sunday, and Is with his
daughter, Mrs. Lovina Moore.
The men from Cranberry Isles who were
digging a well for c. X. Ovingtou, at Cali
co Rock, have completed their work.
Capt. r. l.. Gott, in sloop Daisy, from
Ellsworth with lumber, arrived safe, after
being windbound two days ut West Ire
mont.
Nov. 20. CHIPS.
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SWANS ISLAND.

The NJ. Baird Contracting Co. has shut
down its quarry here for the winter.
Capt. Kennedy, in the smack Chester A.
Kennedy, was in here Nov. II, and took
about two thousand union HOLSTERS, pay
ing 20 cents.
About thirty from Isle au Haul came on
the steamer Vinal Haven Nov. z, and gave
q free dance at Herrick hall. The feature
OF the evening was the presentation of a
gold watch chain and charm to Capt. Al
yah Barbour.
Nov. 10. SPECIAL.
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MANsET.

A new piano has been placed in Centen-
NAL hall.
Rose, wife of Charles l.. Stanley, died
Thursday night, Nov. IS, after a long III
ness, Besides her husband. she leaves
one daughter, Miss Evelina Gordon. Ser
vices were held Sunday at the church
Interment at Mt. Height.
There was quiet wedding at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Dollfyer Nov Is,
when their second daughter, Miss Louise,