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AmcritaniidJc yicgicrnns 1T entidie
Oen in Gorge.
Bereitet Eio tenoemonltra
GBineiiide 9iesieruns mnR gsitatiur
nidJt 6efDrSern.
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Gbicaao, 13. 2ou. - Cine De
peihe an bic tribune melOet aus
8oiAington:
Gie gunDesregieruna 6etrodtet oil
Gage IN China nit ipeit beIopgterer
gliden, als Oie groBe YtaIie oes 8olfes
permutet. 3ros Der 8erli6erltngen
rpelde Der. tineiiihe @eianbte Sil
Gbentitng 2iong Gboug in elmer an
Smmstng in Chicago gebalteneu Heo;
nbgab, Dab feline &egierirng nnb Oerer
llntertunen frelmolid geIirnt ieien
BAT Sefretdr &pot fiir paiIenb eeboI
ten, Ole 9fegierui9 IN Hefing ooran
oufmerfionl 81 MAIDEN, boB cine Det
'tere EropogarDa tpie sur 3eit Del
eriten 9opcottbelpegun9 ni6t itottfin
ben bari.
lin auf Sie gelpobner ser iiioliher
8ropinsen, no in aluallgtltug =
neulih fiinf omerifaniIhe Miiiion6rC
erruoroet rporoeH Iino, @tnOrud 81
maiden, iainnelt 9lDwirol Grain II
Der gtohbaridoit bon Canton elm,
Itorfe Slotte. gr fabelte 8oitingtor
om Somstas, ooB er 5hon8bai mi,
Sem 8arBer Ohio" uno bem Srup
peuTtiff n@eneral 9nuna" perlaiiel
bot.
Gin eGlgcmeiner, frcunoliher 9lnf
Itorb, tpie ser 9oreraufitono, mirS
ni6t befiirdtet, aber Die i'm 6riibiabl
einaeIeitete 9opcottbeipcgung bat Der
ortigen llmfona ongenommen, ooB III
ni6t arnebolten lperben fanu.
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Gticugo, t3. 9fop. - Sbcrouf.
Ic6cr 2SoLm Sheider BON 3ion Gitp er.
flarte beute Worgcu boB 9aeronoer
Comics 3lritono Dir6mts niht 10
fdIiium iei ols BON Ben 3eitltnaen
teridtet neroe. Gr bobe qeIteru einc
gotiduit BON 3onie er6aIten, tpeIhe
before 0ofI ser Gropbet iid in better
@eIunobeit befitibet nnO 6aI6 aus
W1erifo 3uriiffebren tuirS.
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ebalp bdIt iid sarid.
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NoPyIlshteu Og Inv AsSocidteu rreSs
8oibineton, 13. Roo. - Ter
gunOesihnsueiIter Sbop bat ii6
nod niht entfIoiien, oem eef1broeten
@elomorft aus ser gun6eSfoiie BEL.
suItehen; er tpirb nidt eingreifeh, Bis
er ii6er5euat lit, BOB bos Gjei66fts-
le6en 0sS 2unoeS beorobt iii. Bis
iett bat nod fein Sabrifant, aauf-
mann, Sdn6Ier oSer gonfier Inn Sil.
fe 9ebetpn. Sboip min ben SpefuIon.
ten nid1t Bu Stlfe fonlmsn. SoIIte
iolioen @cidGftsbouiern segen Der.
niinfti9e Soften ser &reoit perpeiqqrt
rptrSen, 10 piiridt Ser glnbesihot.
meiIter iofort boppn in Renntnis qe.
fest 3u peroen. 5einer anIift nod,
per6en in Getp 9orf oie meiIteu Tor,
Iehen INNER nod fir tpentger aIS G
Ero5ent 3inien bergeeeben. geut
SpefulotionSgel0 foItet me6r.
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geeD gorf, 13. geop. Gie Brit
beridoft Der 9luItreiher befiirdtet, oaE
Die Gage be0enflif lit, neil iiG5 BIZ
Molermeiiter aerpei9ert baben, Oit
Sdgel0bne bon $3.50 lln6 $4 onf 81
un6 $3.50 3u erb0beu 9ie 9ruoer
f6aft, fpel6e 1000 DGtglieoer. bat
itelltc Idon Dor einem Sabre oieie S5or
beritng.
GS miro 6e6ouptet, boB bic MoIer.
meiitcr auh cos S6ieOSeeridt nidN
mnebmen molten; oie Reiiter tpcIlcr
nihts id]ieosoerihtlih entid)eiOen lnT.
ZEN. lie glnltreiher 6a9eaen beitehen
borouf, 0uB Oie Oteiiter lido udh oen
Rontrofteu benz Sd,iesSlerid1t iiiqeH
coer bon oem Mciiteroerein Der 9air
oepcrfe iilspenoiert tper6en. SSSn ole
fem SaIle rpiiroe Scr 8ruoerIfait Der
Streif geitottet feiu.
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sVNIl
@ladlt Ses @eianaes.
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8eaper. So, IS. geop. Ger
republitaniihe &anbioat fiir oas Amt
6es Re3iitrurs 8. 9. DiitheIl lit baupt.
id6lidb eines SpottIiebes tpegen bon
Ieinem Oenofratiiden 8egner in Sea,
Der Go,nttp seidluaen tuoroen, 5ieiet
Mtitfea befono Iid ieit bier SSobren i'm
9lnlt unO batte iein san5eS Bureau NIT
Teincr 6ontiiie, S0bnen, 5obtern rnS
onoeren gertponoten Sefiillt; MIR feline
,srdl 6otte fcine anitellung. Gin 8is.
bolo brod,te ooraitfbin EN- 2ie0 ber.
ans: EVERYBODY morris brt Motber"; !;
uno ais Die Stimmen 9e3dhlt purben.
Bate @iitfea bei tueiter nidt genua
sur 8ieOeripobl
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caprrLga.ea y the Assoeialed -.

9en gorf, t3. Gpp. SSobn gf.
Se9euon. 4rdii6ent Ser MetrcpoIitan
2ebensperIiderun9s @eIeIlFhoft, Be.
fonO iih beilte micocr Dor Dem HITTER.
ilhmosfomitee. Gr legte cine ge.
refnirrg non Hobottpn Dor, bic ibin
iiir irire peri0nlihen 9Iuleiben ge.
,abli norScn iino. Segenan sc6lte
tiuem @anfGanis AZ Gro5ert 3inIen
ullO rrbieIt cillen gia5att pon 3 BRO.
cent Se1enoa nor @eidditsteilho.
Ser Gil Sem 6etrefienoen 9anfbauie.
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Gnfregnng in Der Stride.
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2ntrobe, ga., 13. gton. -
8eim gsrleien Ser 0teiie in Der ia.
tboIiihen ct. Roie Stride in groSen.
oiIle tpltrOr aeItern Der beiobrte Gric.
iter goter gbeo bon .inem aeniIIer
Sobn 8opcnsli NIT einem NeIIer an.
geariffen. Rabonsli. Der betrltnfen
mar, idDor unO fluhte un6 aertei
NIT anoeren in Ser Stride antpeIenSen
in Sireit Der aiiiter pcllte i'm Be.
rubiaen uilb Damn ous ser atrcbe Der.
tueiien, unb Der 8riciter fam pom gll.
TOR bero1 un NIT Dem Otonne All
ipredeu oES Iesterer pl6bIih elm W1ei,
ier 500 unb es Dem areiIen grteIfer in
Die 9rltit itieB. @Iiiflideripeiie tuur.
be Die aliuge Surh Die geTtiften Ntes,
8etudubcr o6geIenft; ser GrisIter 6Iieb
imoerIett.
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Srilcrei nnb Sau5uersuiissn.
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GOpyflbHteu " NAo fASSoN'olNu AiNSs
IoboneD Ctr, Ba., 13. gtcp.
Rcil 8coroe Snroir hci einem GoH3'
,eranii0cu in elmer itolieniIden 8irt.
,6ait Iib oil Der 8elabling Der JSuitt
1ibt teteili9en rpollte, tuuroe er not,
,en BORT bcfiroli6en Srouensleuten
m bie Suit 9eiebt. Or fam lpater
ntriif, unN nun besonn cine Brii9elei,
n melder Wciier, Gold,e, &uIiermeIier
ino 9ierglQicr 6eroorrnGeuoe Gollen
'bicIten. SllS Oie RoIi5ei i6licBlif)
.orbnrmg in oos GbuoS brodte, feblten
,crIhie6enen @eiihtcrn Die 2ippert
m6 g&oIen, 3lpei Rerionen Soften Gin.
Ter ucrIoreu uro mebrere ortSere ttefc
stidNrlnoen bonongetrogen. SreI
aeltte tpuroelt oerbaftet.
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sOtcnliftc luadyit.
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SDeiio, t3. 9top. 1ie Iotert
liite ser iii6iihcn Spfer Der ltnruter
bat Iih burb oas Sterbcn bon Ser
tp,ubeten nm ia nerlduaert. 9[lI
3eihen ser Grauer ba6eu ole iiibifher
Rabbiuer beTflolien, ptnen Wondt
lana feline GbeitlieBungen 5u bon
sic6en. S6errabbiner are6s, Der it'd
Icbr unbelieht aemutt bot, bat ietuer
glbidlies einaereiht.
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Souona, t3. gton. 3ie
Rronfbett oeS Stem SrIeonier Glef,
trtfer8 &9&. Gbiluers. Ser om Sdms.
toc no6 oen 2os 9tnimos 5ie6er,
boIpitoI 9e6rotbt tpurbe, lit beute aIS
g'eibiicber erfonnt tuorben.
Ger Sprttier, ser am SomSto9 ito,
ricrt rmr0e, lit QeIterr G6cno I'M
gIerss SofpitoI geItor6er.
2Sm Sos Aniinrs Soipttor 6sfinocn
ifh 3mei ouSaciprodene uu0 elm per'
OG6tiger @el5fic6etfon
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GdJlait bis in Scn Sob.
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Copyr g ted 10y the Associated Press
9ollA&, Ger. t3. Rop. - Geo,
Ro;Icr 6'r.onr Nfjttmob Ihlofen0 in
ciucr ReI.owo,iuu ouf ser Stootsfoir
lef,mocn nnr0c, lit 9cItcrn Nn6mtt'
to- mn 3 llhr i'm StootboIpitnI 9e.
I forbcu rn@oCm or 120 Stmoeu se.
ff)Iuicn hottc.
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gns Dem eanOs Ser aaitauicu.
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Ntaori6, t3. gtob. 3ie aeItern
dbgehaltenen NflnicipaIfpoblea setaen
Iid fitr oic Reaierung giiuItis, a6er sic
Rcpu6lifaner bo6en in pielen 0rten
gprteilC 6opongeira9en. Syn Wabrio
lprrben p Hegierllnaslelte, 8 9tepu-
bIifaner lno 2 So3iaIOen1otratcn ae.
mdblt. lie 9oli3ei raEm 60 ger6ai.
tin1en tpeQen 8ah1dtuin0eIS bor.
2n beridieOenen El1ten fara es 6ef
bq @obl 81 9uheIt6ringen.
"a Iid bie StilOentenilnritben ae,
Icet babeu, III 6ie bielige ltniperIit6t
pieOer aeoffnet lpor0en.
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Sintcrliitigcr NIurS.
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GIepeIanS, 13. ToO. - SSn
gcrbir6unq nit ser @rmorOung oe8
FRI. Gno Nlcuer, Oa8 qeiteru uus Gcr1
Sinterbalt 9eihoiien tpuroe, ip6breno
Is nit Ieinem 8erlo6ten an Ger
5toOtgren3e ipn8ieren ging, iiuo ie6S
Gcrioueu In Saft genommen poroen.
llnter OenieIben befiubet iih ouh Elm
Sbgcpieiener 2(nbeter bes Nd0bcus.
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Srci gleger gclSndjt.
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Senberfou, Ger, 13. gtop. -
I'm Ntitterno6t 6rah Elm ans 20l
NtGnnern beitehen0er 0tob ins bieiig
gountpgefdngnis, iibertuGltigte oi
geamten uno bolte iib Oie Reger Sott
&eece, Robert glSfeiu itnS einen orittet
Reger, meIde in @eieai6oft nit StpC
onoeren Heeern. Die ebenfaIls In Sof
Iino, eincn Sornter IN Der Ho6bor
id)oft geiotet boben iollen. Gie beioci
onbcren 9teger iplroen bon cen 2pn
dlcrn nidt bel1ittlt, oo lie nur 3u
fd,oner bel Dem WcrOe gepe1en linS
Sic 6rei 9teger purbm bon Sen
Niob nui ban offentIiden 9lase 0er
Grtidoft gebentt.
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9aSett in Saft.
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NnnopoIis, 0}O.. 13, gtuu. =
Ra6ett Nliror Werriretber ir., nell
der init Dem &aoetten SameS &.
gratdb ir. cine Griigelet bate, IN.
foIge Oeren 9rand Itorb, 1T in Soft
genommen tporbGn uno miro Itd Dor
Sem ariegsaeridt 8u berantrucrten
bo6en. Gr befinSet itd in ieinen
3immer Inn Guorttcr Der SeetoOetten,
Minrr Merrireotber fen. fam geItern
abeno bier on unO bate etlie 8eipre'
dung NIT ieinem Sobn..
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Gieidler 0fann pcraiftct.
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Go6p, &po., t3. 9fop. u. G.
Rot6, elm rei6cr @eihdftsmonn ans
soop, III geitern bolb nod eirter Spa.
ierfa6rt init 5rpei iSraucn geitor6en.
Rotb fom in 6eiuitBtloielu 3uitanoc in
soop an; iblellntoIt ber9crufcne
Fer3te iproden pon 8ergiftltng. 9ic
ieioen Srolten iiuo in Snft, perlpei.
Iern aber ie0e glusfitnft.
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Erufrncr Counting in SnSiunupuIis.
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copyrighted by inc AssocIaIsu FFess
SroianopoIis, 13. 9ton. -
To8 9tihotion'I6e 8irt'hoftSoeies.
fpe(6cS beIttrmt, Deb oIlc @trtihof'
ten an @ohentoQen pon II llbr
oben6S bic s l1br mor9er8 lmo an
Srurtouen BON II lthr SamstnQ
9lhpnb Bis < llhr WontoQ Wor9en 9es
1dloIien perNcn miiiien. lit am Sonn'
too ,lum prIten WoIe Itrens ourhae,
iiihrt norNcn. GS limb I'm gon}en
Fiirt @crboftlrQen por9erommeu
ruornen.
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gy5m gupit cmpfanqrn.
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Rour, Is. gioo. Der GCcit Sat
bcutc Der GBbiihof G6riitie pon Sort,
Iuno, Ore. ipcIfer pom Hcp. gn0retr
Itorriior, @tdiioent scr Iotrc 3oue.
llniperiitdt in SnNiona poraeItcai
tpur0e, ii 8riOatauSien3 enrpfangen
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MetbuSiitCuGiidOf griturbrn.
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Copyrighted by the Associated Press
Rcm Wnrt, 13. TOo. - Ger Eos
bas Observation-Disclosures Stephen SO.
RerriH bon Chicago miro Ger bieIiscn
metbo6iltii6en guhbonOlmg Surh
cine Gepeihe mitaeteiIt. 9iIbpf Ner.
riIl itorb geitern 9lbeuo um II llbr
III Ser,id,m0dle.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-15
sScucr anf Dem ySnfpta".


sFe6e, rSopm, t3. gtop. - glui
be 9rcat Aortbernoantpier n0afoto"
brdu Spuiltdg 9tnduittag INN 3 ll6'
pI5blid Gin 9rouO aus, Der crit nod
lan1ItiiuOigem Sample Sel0idbt merOer
foutte. Gic 2lbia6rt beg Gampiers II
0nNilrd1 perjoaert por0cn.
Tofio 10. 9}op. - Spitere &c.
bcihen ou8 aobe iagen, edB Scr aui
6em gIofoto" angcridhtcte Sdlaocr
ligfh bcegutcpo it, uno sob oaS S6iii
pente abiahgcn luiro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-15

So0auneabura, Gran5Uoal.
IL. 9toD, Su scr Irie.6onteiilniuc
III Elm uertifalcr 5fdt)t eingeItiir5E
Sin mciBcr @lomn umb 67 eirgeborene
,alrbeiter juno erihIagen iuorOen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-06-07
NJ.
EAST oRLANp.
June 8.

Harold Burrill, of Dedham, is the guest
of Miss Bertha Dorr.
A. E. Marks and wife are in Portland
for two-weeks' stay.
There will be children's entertainment
at the hall Wednesday night.
Elijah White and wife visited friends at
North Ellsworth Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Una Bartram, of Castine, was the
guest of Miss Ethel Blaisdell Saturday
and Sunday,
Mrs. Mary Gray and daughter wini-
fred, who have been in Bluehill for several
weeks, have returned. Mrs. Gray has
resumed housekeeping for Avery Gray.
Mrs. Emily Dunbar and Mrs. Alberta
Mason returned Monday from visit OF
several days in Deer Isle. While there
they had the pleasure of visiting Aunt
Salome Sellers, aged 104 years old.
June 5. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-06-07
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Otis Hardison, who has been confined to
his bed about SIX weeks, is still very
poorly.
Harvey Stanley, who has been i'll for
some time, does not gain as fast as his
friends hoped for.
Fred Lowe, mate of the schooner James
Rothwell, has been calling on old friends
here and at Franklin.
Mrs. Albion Guptiil, with her two chill
dren, of Hull's Cove, is visiting her pa
rents, Alex Taylor and wife.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Stinson. of Seal Harbor,
called on Miss NJ. f. Moone last Thursday
on her way to Franklin, her former home,
for short business trip.
Quite a delegation from here went tc
Franklin Memorial Day. The companion
court ladies served bountifuI dinner at
the hall. The orator Of the day was DR.
Ed. Hooper, a former Franklin boy, now
of Fairfield.
Everard Jellison, ir., son of Edward
Jellison and wife, OF Eastbrook, visited
friends in town last week. Mr.. Jellison il
employed as Pullman car conductor in the
West, and is now on his annual vacation
Mr.. Jellison's many friends here are glad
to welcome him.
June g. M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-06-07
soMEsvILLE.

H. r. Hysom leaves to-day for New
Jersey.
The grammar and primary schools
closed Friday.
Mrs. Agnes Hill Bridges arrived We'd
nesdsy from Boston.
Mrs. Mary Somes Ober arrived from
Hardwick, VT, Sunday.
William Dey and Andrew somes leave
to-day for Hardwick, VT.
The grammar school enjoyed buck
board ride to Bar Harbor Decoration Day.
Miss Elsie Richardson, who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia, is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Carolus Downing, who has spent
the winter in Waltham, Mass, has arrived
at the old homestead for the summer.
The Somesville baseball team played a
team of the Hall Quarry stone-cutters on
the home grounds Decoration Day. The
game resulted in victory for Somesyille,
by score of 10 TO 6. Battery for Somes-
vile, Parker and Somes; for Hall Quarry,
Bunker and Richardson. The game was
good one, and was well attended.
June 5. J.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-06-07
INDIAN POINT.

T. C. Higgins and wife, +. n. Benson
and wife from Bar Harbor, spent Sunday
at Camp Oliver.
bloomfield Higgins, OF Bar Harbor,
spent Sunday at the home OF his mother,
Mrs. Almira Higgins.
Eugene II. Higgins, of Bar Hsrbor, has
been spending few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Higgins.
Jesse Higgins, from the Narrows, and
his sister, Mrs. Richards, from Stoning-
ton, called on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. George l.. Richards and children
spent Sunday with her grandmother,
Mrs. Caroline Richards, at Salisbury Cove,
where there was family gathering.
Mrs. Josephine Crockett and little son,
OF Holden, and Mrs. eagle Louise Dorr
and two children, from Mt. Desert, are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Abbie Walls.
June 5. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-06-07
COUNTY NEW s.
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Frank r. ober returned to Boston last
Thursday.
Thomas Clark and wife, of Augusta, are
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Ethel Reed, student at Pittsiield
academy, returned last week.
The Misses Ann and Elizabeth Gardiner,
of Albany, arrived on saturday.
]. Milton Allen has opened his china
store on Main street for the summer.
Mrs. E. s. Atwood and Mrs. f. A..
Foster were in Bangor few days last
week.
Mrs. Fred Atwood and granddaughter
Lucy went to Brewer Saturday for few
weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. Du Bots, of New York,
arrived Saturday. They viii occupy the
John Falt cottage this season.
Miss Helen Bunker, who has spent the
winter in Boston, arrived Saturday to take
a position in the telephone office here.
Capt. Frank Squirting, of yacht Hesper,
sailed for Rockiand June /. From there
he viii go to Marblehead to join the
Wheelwright family, bringing them 10
Northeast July /.
The graduating exercises OF the class of
1906, Stetson grammar school, were held
at Union church, Friday evening, June 2.
Following is the programme: Music;
prayer; salutatory, Education Parker
Winsor Fennelly; music; history, Anna
Emily Reed; Grafton, ''The Rising OF 1i5T76, .
Alfred Stanford Reynolds, jr.; music;
statistics and address to undergraduates,
Lester Josiah Lurvey; Grafton, Clusters
Last Charge" Lawrence Manchester
Nelson; music; prophecy, Laura CHAIRMAN
Tracy; valedictory, "Let us Act For Our
selves" Luther Savage Phillips; music;
presentation OF diplomas; class ode;
tenediction.
June S. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-06-07
cAsTYNE.

The Memorial Day address at this place
was delivered by Rev. f. f. Pember, of
Bangor. The days exercises were inter-
esting and appropriate. There was a
campfire in the evening.
The annual reception given to the grad
uating class of the normal school BY Prof.
and Mrs. A. F. Richardson, took place
Monday evening Of last week. About
sixty guests were present. The decoras
tions were in the class colors of green and
white.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

The Kaighn family has arrived for the
season at their stone castle, Pine lodge.
The Underwoods, of Boston, are at their
summer home, and taking meals at the
Claremont. Guests are also registered at
the Dirigo hotel.
The friends of T. NJ Mason will regret
to learn that he is seriously ill at his home
at Beech Hill, the effects of the grip which
Frustrated him for several weeks in the
winter.
Southwest Harbor is again in full tide of
summer privileges-train boats every day
and extra mail facilities. With first ar
rivals of summer visitors, the season of
'05 seems fairly under way.
Arthur GilIey has returned from Boston,
where he has been working in barber
school. He will go into business with his
father, A. o. Gilley, who has kept barber
shop here for twenty-seven years.
Mr.. Reeves, student from Bangor the
illogical seminary, who preached here very
satisfactorily two weeks ago, has ac-
cepted the call to shepherd the churches
here through his vacation term of six
months, and viii enter upon the passionate
June IL. A concert for that date is being
prepared by the Sunday school teachers.
Memorial Day was observed in quiet
way here. Grand Army details tagged
and wreathed the graves of comrades,
placing also the neat iron marker fur
nished by James M. Parker post. Other
graves were decorated by friends. No
public services were held, many going to
Bar Harbor for the memorial services
there.
| June 5. SPRAY.
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WEST FREMONT.
June 3.

Mrs. E. r. Tyler, of Brockton, Mass, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Angel.
Capt. Elias Rich arrived this week from
Bangor with lumber for Lewis Springer.
Alvin Norwood, who has been at sea
with Capt. Thomas Rich, came home
Tuesday.
Beatrice X. Lunt, who has been attend.
ing high school at Newtonville, Mass,
came home Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Thurston has moved from
Capt. Adams Reeds house to the house
formerly known as the brick-yard house.
German measles is still raging. Little
Merton Sawyer has had it for the sec
ond time, and baby Ben Reed has had
it this past week.
Rev. d. M. Angel, who was called home
to New Hampshire by the illness and
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MARIAVILLE.
June3.

Charles Whitcomb, of Ellsworth, is hav-
ing some farming done on his place here.
DIR. E. J. Morrison and Mrs. C. c. Nor
rison and children are in town for few
days.
Charles Clough, of Bangor, was in town
last week, a guest at the home of John
Poole.
The grangers have purchased the store
near where the old tannery was situated
for grange hall.
Rev. J. NJ. Connolly, of Holderness, Y.
H., and Charles A. Clifford, of Brewer,
missionary of the American Sunday
school union, held meetings at the chapel
here Sunday forenoon and evening. Both
are fluent speakers and fine singers, and
Rev. Mr.. Connolly, though blind, is fine
musician. After being led to the church
organ once he went without aid. He also
sang several pieces, playing his own ac-
compartment ON an autoharp.
June g. &
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The funeral services of John Fox, VIII
died at Ellsworth Falls May q, were hel,
at his old home. Many friends symps
thize with the family in their bereave
ment.
1--WE know not why our loved are taken.
We cannot tell why II is 30,
We know we sometimes feel forsakeu
And seem crushed beneath the llow
"If we could but solve the future,
Ard know what beyond us lies.
We might think the heavy burden
Was blessing in disguise.
"our loved hav ,ssed beyond our view,
And their dear forms ire laid away;
They've only gone lttile before US.
Wen meet them all some future day.
Goods ways are best, have faith In HIM.
And calmly trust and wait;
Our sorrow here viii be turned to JOY
When We enter the golden gate
June 8. Fl.
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NORTH cAsTINE.

Norman and Ross Conner are home from
sea,
Mrs. Joseph Dunbar, of Penobscot, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
John S. Snow is much improved in
health.
Samuel Dunbar and wife have returned
from Bangor.
Wilbert ordway, of the tug Bismarck, is
visiting his parents, Edwin ordway and
wife.
Miss Grace Nichols, OF South Penobscot,
has been the guest OF Miss Florence
Hutchins for several days.
Mrs. DIR. Farrow, OF West Brooksville,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Dunbar, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Fred F. wardwell has returned
from a three days visit with relatives in
Penobscot.
The memorial address by Rev. Il. F..
Pember, of Bangor, was interesting and
impressive, without statistics, and listened
to by large and appreciative audience.
A large delegation of normal students,
accompanied by their teacher, Miss Nellie
Harvey, visited Castine grange Saturday
-evening. After the regular programme,
interesting remarks were made by the
visiting members. Refreshments were
served and general good time followed.
June 5. l..
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WALTHANf.

w. B. Hastings and wife and maid, of
Boston, have opened their summer home
here.
Three candidates were initiated in COM
panion court Friday. This court is fast
increasing, and is in a fiourishing condi-
tion.
The entertainment Thursday evening,
June 1, under the auspices of companion
court Sunbeam, was success in every
way. Each part was well rendered. The
proceeds were 5000.
Mrs. Lettie Wiley gave the ''compan-
ions" pleasant surprise recently at their
regular meeting, at intermission inviting
them to a dainty repast in the dining
room, it being her birthday.