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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-24
EAST RLUEHILL.
RAJ.

Howard Greene leaves this morning for
Midway, Mass.
c. II. wardwell, OF this village, has
moved to BluehiIl.
The week OF prayer was observed at the
Methodist church last week.
A. E. Weber, who has been away on a
business trip, has returned home.
G. q. Long "a not improving as rapidly
as his many friends would like to see.
Mrs. Grace Duffy, OF waldoboro, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Luther Bridges.
The A. o. U. W. held its installation
Friday evening. Supper was served by
the Degree OF Honor.
Miss Tillie Chapman, who has been TO
New York for hospital treatment, has re-
turned home. She is -tin in a very eriti-
cal condition.
The Degree OF Honor held its installa-
tion last "Wednesday evening. large
crowd was present. After this installation,
supper was served.
Jan. -. JIM.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Myra Springer, who has been i'll
quite while, is gaining.
The members OF the Baptist church re-
Gently presented Rev. Mr.. Lorimer with q
handsome willow chair for his study.
The youngest son of Mrs, K. Salisbury,
OF Bar Hsrbor, who is keeping house for
], II. Pstten, is spending few days with
his mother here,
Mss Harriet NJ. BlsisdeIl, who has been
visiting friends in Bangor, Bucksport,
Dion ana Fox,roft, returned home FRI
day, after delightful outing.
Schoodic grange seems TO be fast
growing grsngs. On Jan. is twelve re
ceived the first and second degrees. With
five added. at thu next regular mseting,
class Of seventeen viii take third and
fourth degrees, This grange, though only
about two and half years old, hunters
80. New ns.no@rs are bslny taken ia at
ne3vi e.ar.' ia -,t4s.
Mrs. Ella Pastsn, waase haildiass were
burned recently, is nov stopping with
wnirei II. Gordon AMI wife. She has
been very fortunate in disposiag Of her
household goods, which were nearly all
saved, as T. NJ Blaisdell took the whole
lot She viii 90 back West as soon as she
sells her lsni. Her sons arm, which was
badly hart on the ice, is nsarly well.
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SWANS ISLAND.

G. +, Newman wss in Rocklsnd Satur-
dsy on h1Siness.
Ira Torrey has moved into par; Of Cspt.
Edwin Smiths house.
The Z. 5. lighthouse tender Lilac We IN
the hArbos one Night lass week.
The young folks and some Of. the Older
ones have enjoyed the tine skating the
past wees.
Willard Rowe returned home Tnest;sy
night from trip to Newfoundland stser
frozen herring.
About thirty from Atlantic attended the
church slaE,ss at Ihs home u IL E Slin-
son Wednesday nishs. Abo4t 80 As
melted.
Calvert and Frank Bridges have their
bowling alley sad pool room up and
6oaried. They hops TO open by the first
OF February.
Capt. HsrricS narrowly sscspsd ead
scs iient one dsv last week when he fell
thr>'g IN Ms wharf, striking ~ his back
GA - -..->Ass .O-A>. iSll Of sl-oug SIX
les
IAN y SPEc.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST sURRY.

James Carey has gone to Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Amasa Young, who has been III
several months, is very low.
Mrs. y. J. Kane has returnsd TO her
home at the village somewhat improved in
health.
win Yorke. OF BrooSsvjlle. was the
guest Of his uncle. NJ. d. Chssto. Saturday
and Sunday.
The courage Of the men who have crews
at work ehopping has nearly given out, as
the prospect for hauling grows less every
day.
Mrs. John Brown, who has reogns at
Mrs. Deborah Coles, has returned with
her twin rabies from $ visit in MssSsehG-
sets. Mr.. Brown accompanied her, and
will spend few weeks here.
Rural sewing circle and invited guests
TO the number OF twenty, met with Mr..
J. A Chattc, Jan. l.. A pleasant after
noon was enjoyed by all. Next session
with Mrs. Hannah WATSON, jan. 81.
Edwin c. Lord, who has been very III
for few weeks, Is hoped to De gaining.
Mr., Lord has been poorly for two years or
more. His many friends gave an enter
tGinment and supper at the hall last
Thursday night fey his benefit As the
weather wss stormy some were kept sway,
but the proceeds were gratifying. and
were accepted in the spirit in which the
affair wss given. Flwin- although man
with fine family Of four children, has
always been boy among the boys Both
b.. and his wife are highly esteemed
among their friends. Madame Lord. his
mother, lives With them. and Is in feeble
health.
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The Methodist circle viii meet with
Mrs. William Morgrags Thursday.

The Methodist circle will meet with
Mrs William Morgrag., Thursday.
DR.. j. w. Grindle and wife, of New
York, are at the Csstine house Tor several
weeks.
The ladies Of the Unitarian circle
will meet this week with Mrs. Walter 5.
Brown,
Mrs. Phebe Matthews was in town over
Sunday, called here by the death of her
brother.
The schooner Sarah L. Davis arrived
Saturday with 10 tons Of coal for the Cas-
time Coal Co.
Mrs Ralph Hoagkins spent several
days last week on visit 10 her husband
in MaterVille.
The revenue cutter Woodbury. came into
the harbor Sunday and remained until
Monday morning.
Clarence Wheeler, now travelling sales
man for the Hood Rubber CO., was in
town several days this week.
Supper " IA be served al the Congrega-
tionAl veslry on Thursday evening, en-
kirsly ii charge of he nsn 81 the parish.
Or. George Parsons hss L, wed his Office
for be wia1er from the COZ ler of Water
and Main s.rsets 70 his home on Perkins
street.
Joseph Peterson has accepted q position
with f, H. Carpenter in the etfiec during
the day and in charge Of the reading room
evenings.
". A. Kicker went TO Belfast on Mon
day and from there TO Dark Hsrhor, in the
interest Of the Order of Redmen, of which
society he is district deputy.
An entertainment viii he given at Emer-
son hsll Friday evening by the students Of
tins high school, the proceeds 10 be used
for improving the schoolroom.
The Book and Thimhle club of the Con-
grrgstionsi church meets with Miss Faye
Dcsereux on Monday evening and on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. /. Hutch
inson.
John McKinnon, who has for long
and other complications, died Thursday,
The funeral took place from the house
Saturday afternoon, snd wss attended by
the local lodge OF Odd Fellows Of which
Mr.. Aekinnon wss charter member. He
asaves three sisters, Mrs, Clara pesse,
whose home is in the West. Mrs. Phees
Matthews and Mrs. Rose Hewt tt; also six
chliren-Russell. Harry and George, Mrs.
Kate Hsrgreaves, Mrs. Cora Bagbee and
Mrs EShel ysrney.
ian. 3 q.
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rnEEsrExs ENrExrAIN.

Court Poiat H&rbor, l. o. T. held puo-
lie installation and supper Friday evening.
The follow ing officers were installed:
c r. 2. L Aiken; T. c r., G. W. Szr-
gent; V. c. r. / W. Nash; recorGing SEX
rsssry. &. 4. Conners; financial secretary,
c. W Sargent; oour1 physician, Dr.. 2. W.
Brigham; orator and chsplain, john
AudrSws; treasurer, Lusher PinkhAni
junior ard senior h$sdles, A Robertson, D.
Kinh2ll; junior and senior woodwzrds. 2.
W. Bartlett. E. Il. Jeliiscn; ecurs dsputy,
Z r. Conners. After installation re-
marks ware made by P. l. Aiken DR.. : :.
DeBeek AID NJ Scsmnons- Supper vas
then served
About II o'clock the lodge opened in
secret session and the degree team from
Court TngwSss<h, OF Franklin, instructed
one candidate in the secret wcrk a the
order. About twenty visiting members
we're here and ins tins IS reported.
Court Point Hsrhor WIS Instituted about
swo years ago snd Is growing
Ian
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Little Hazel Butler is i'll with rneasls.
Mrs. c. f. Scribner has recovered iro,,
the measles.
Daniel Robinson is cutting wood on r
X. Tracy's lot.
A. f. Tracy and wife recently visited l.,
Dedham and Bangor.
Miss Nellie Phillips slipped on the i.
recently and severely injured her arm.
Mrs. Evan Lindsey, Of New York. and
Miss Florence Tracy, of Ellsworth, visited
their aunt, Mrs. Stella Shaw, last week.
George and Ida Golden. Charles gravs.
and Clara and Bernice Cline are attend,n,
high school at Hancock, Joseph Doyls
principal.
School closed Friday, Miss May Young
OF Hancock, teacher. Miss Young was
well liked by parents and pupils, and made
many friends while here.
Mrs. Fred Mckenzie has been in Egypt
for a few days, packing her household
goods. They have sold their place to
George Butler, of franklin.
Carroll Phillips, who has been i'll with
measles at the Franklin Road house, has
gone to Franklin to visit his uncle and
aunt, S. s. Scammon and wife.
Friends here of Harry Blaisdell, of Ellis.
worth, extend congratulations to him and
his bride. Mr.. BlaisdeII spent several
years Of his childhood days here.
Ian On ~
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oCEASyfLLE.

Measles is the chief subject of CONVEX.
sition.
Mrs. Hsrriet Buckmins;er, OF sedgwick,
IL visiting friends here.
A little boy arrived at the home Of
Lorenzo Gross and wife Jan. Is.
Allie Joyce and George Herrick, Of
Broosiin, spent few ds. 8 here this week
L. f. Crockett, who has been employed
on steamer Monhegan since last spring.
came home wednesday.
Quite crowd Of young people of this
place went TO stonington "Wednesday
night to attend the show, which was fol-
lowed by roller skating
Mrs. Ionic Fiheid and daughter MI
dred, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Joyce for the past few weeks,
returned to West stonington Friday.
Jan. %. A.
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BROOKLIN.
jan

O. L Flys was in Ellsworth l&sS Sesz-
A. G. Blake was in Ellsworth Lass weeS-
Farther L5Ehrs mkt in the chapel Wed
ussGSy evening
Edward Grian ami H NJ Pszss have
gone 10 Franklin
Mrs- Gay Means. Of sedgwIck. visited
friends in town last week
Julian Moore and wits, Of S<rgsREvlls,
visited Mrs NJ A. Flye last week
A Il. Mayo, who has been 10 RockAAnd
and Portland. came home Saturday.
R-w smith has 6IIea Gay Hooper and
G. H Dc-ityas SeS- houses with fine ice-
ChesGon Bridges was raised 10 iAs de-
gree Of Master Mssan wednesday evening
in Nxskssg lodge
Mrs Il NJ. Ps&ss vent 10 Deer Isle to-
day, where she viii be the guest O. her
sister, Mrs Moses Joycs.
Jan .. SSE FEMME
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SOUTHWEST HAgBoR

Roweax ReheksA lodge held is inSSRIls-
tioa Wednesday evening, Jan Il. The
following ofscerS were installed Mrs
Bertha Newman. y. c.; Mrs Ida Richard
son, V G.; Mrs Margaret TrHady. Imam
caAl seerssz-y; Miss Carrie sp0rling. Sc
rotary; Mrs E&bei Tinker, treasurer;
Mrs IHlls GllEsy, Chaplain Mrs Lessss
Robinson. warden; Mrs CStaerlRe Mason,
condacsrsss; Mrs Fsnnss Crockett, /. g. I;
Mrs Sazss King. r $ y. c.; Mrs. Ssstis
Mills. L 8 " G.; Miss Jennie Riehxrd-
sen, l. 5. v g.; AIRS Aahis. Gllsy,
P. y. c.; Mrs Cora Haynes, r. 8 s.; Mrs
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rae AMER1cAN has subscribers al IO7

The AMERICAN has subscribers at I07
OF the III post-ogiees in Hancock county,
Al the other papers iR the County com
s6ssed do not reach so many. THE AMERI-
CAN IS not the oals paper printed fn
aaneock county. and has aeper cidtmed to
De, bat 1t is the only paper that con prop
-srsy be called a COUNTY pdperi al the
rest are merely local papers. The circala-
tsox Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
garbor Records summer list, IS larger
eAan thai Of all the other papers printed
VA Hancock county.
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the shore, where sufficient supply of
water is found.
There will be food sale at the school
house, in the Chapel district, next Friday
evening, under the direction of the
teacher, Miss Una Grey. The proceeds
will be used to purchase supplies for the
school,
The school in the Dunbar district closed
Friday, after a profitable term of nine
weeks, taught by Miss Hattie Dunbar. Of
this place. The closing exercises were
thoroughly enjoyed by number of the
residents Miss Dunbar has been a faith
full instructor, and has won the spproba-
ton of parents and pupils.
Much interest is manifested in the forth
coming contest between the two sections
OF Castine grange. Each section is under
the leadership of captain. A programme
will be given each Saturday evening for
the next four weeks. A referee will decide
which section furnished the best enter
tainment. This defeated side will furnish
a supper.
Ian ~ -
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH sEDGwIcK.

Miss Elizabeth Pert, OF Sedgwick, is
visiting Miss Ethel Pierce, for few days.
Fred Sargent, wife and daughter, of sar-
gentville, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Ella Powers.
Rollo Closson, A. P. Carter and others
attended the convention of the J. o. Z. A.
NJ, at Ellsworth.
Miss Susie Robbins, Of Sargentviile, who
visited Miss Cora Hsnscom last week for a
few days, has returned home.
Mrs. Eliza Herriok and daughter Jennie,
Of Bluehill, spent Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Herrick's parents.
State Councillor Lucy A. Fletcher, of
Guilford, attended the meeting Of the
Daughters of Liberty here Saturday even
ing.
County grange will meet with North
sedgwiek grange at its hall Friday, Jan.
d. An all-day meeting and an evening
programme will be presented.
Hollis II. Eaton, OF South Bluehill, and
Miss Annie Anderson, Of Brooklin, were
quietly married at the parsonage Saturday
evening, by Rev. 5. NJ. Thompson. They
will reside at South Biuehill. Their many
friends wish them much joy.
Miss Ella Freeman, of Sisco, Cal,
daughter OF Henry Freeman and wife, for
mer residents Of this place, was badly hurt.
She was riding in an auto when a train
struck il. Miss Freeman vas injured
about the head. Her physician thinks she
Will recover.
c. II. Closson, of Sedgwick, had a mar
row escape from drowning Friday after
noon, He started to walk across the ice
to his brother. J. A. Blossoms tent on the
salt pond, when the ice gave way. En-
numbered by fur coat, he could not sa, e
himself. Fortunately John circuit and
Avery Anderson heard his call for help,
and with difficulty rescued him.
Jan. -. RAE.
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WEST sEDGMIck

Watson Gray has boaght yoke of large
oxen.
Rainbow grange installed officers Jan.
Is, with good number present
Arnc Crosby and wife were here Satur-
day from BUcksport to attend the funeral
OF Albion Rlocgett, who died quite sud
tsnly.
Quite number from Rainbow grange
called On Jesse Vessel and wife wednes-
day night, it being their third wedding
anniversary. All spent delightful even
ing, and after rarE&king Of cake and Ice
cream and lsxviRg many pretty and useful
gifts, went home happy.
Jan p n
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NORTH casrISE.

RoarinaAa West. Of Boston. Is in town.
va-ga P. war6wsll Is at home trurn sea.
Mrs. l. w. Else Is the x~sss Of F-~a
Dunbar &nd wsts-
Mrs, Jennse Dana&r and sea Cs-l s-s
the guests cf AIRS. Isssc Dunbar.
Miss Annie Dunbar has closed Asr
school in Peaobseos, and IS Al Aozss.
Mrs Fred +. wsrawell Is spsnisax sew
srsl days with her dzaghssr, Mrs. Ixzsss
Hs1cA.
Mrs. Loaiss Cash ami ssoss. az Cssrins.
are Visiting her grandparents, L<wE.
HuseA1ns and wife
Because Of TIE hack az wxtsr, the steam
RsEh Easll. r~censly hallr by Msssrs. wess,
bias tss1 taken down s1d removed 3sxrsT
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REACH.

jim.

Moody P. Eaton is building scow.
Mrs. Myrtle Robbins is still quite i'll.
Miss Helen Torrey is attending high
school at Deer Isle.
Mrs. Josephine Annis, who has been
quite Ill, is improving.
Capt. Mark Billings is making some re-
pairs on his buildings.
Miss Nellie Haskell, who has been III
with measles, has nearly recovered.
Miss Eta Torrey, who has been con-
fined to her home by measles, is out again.
The checks resolved recently by some of
the founder fishermen are very eneourag-
ing.
Miss Matte knight returned to orono.
where she attends University Of Maine.
Monday after few weeks stay with her
parents.
Jan -
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sEDGwICK.

George A Tcrrsy, son OF Csps George
Torrey, Is quite iii.
Mrs Alma R. Snail. assistant post mas
ter, Is suEsring with inh&mElztory rhsu-
EzztIsrn.
= The AAscns OF Eggsmoggin lodge, T.
and g. NJ, installed officers Wednesday.
P. NJ Theodore A. Smith WAS installing
officer. assisted BY P. NJ J. Il. Hooper as
marshal. An entertainment and BANQUET
followed. A good time was enjoyed BY all.
Jan. - e
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Tribute TO cAsrIxR MAN.

Tire Hartford, Conn. CoHraaf in re-
cent issue printed the following tribute to
Rsv. Edwin Pond Parker, u. D., of that
city. DR.. Parker IS nstive Of Cassine,
and graduated from Borsdoin in the class
Of 1855:
For y->tx resrs 80 to-day. JSa u. 1854. Rsv.
Kswsa road Parser wAs settled IS pastor over
kse second or South CONGREGATIONAL charch Of
tsas eitg, SsHIy sssd the sxPerieR E or0aSht D.
Tire years have eartsassi his saiat, 6sspeued hi
sywPstAies, saa wsAeuel ais vssws; "eL other
wise Ii IN lie teess sweet ADd wholesome way-.
thwe has ra.S taschet Ai@ aud &c so-SsSy Ia
AL SGgs matter q ,sssrs san ga as--xish = ~
szns se~n tHs"rNsgs. the same great aesrt. 49,
-ssse vssorNas g. selAeos, asst tee sSus 4-asstt
courage ava ,Rars pssesce ta-t save s.eSa a p.rs
OF tse uss@u ever ssAee ne began AIS smasv~s2l-
;saey aSegs SesS 10 tais easaaaHaasy-
Dr.. Parker Is Known al over ne eeaEIry s.
-szs Of the oraxd. hrSvs IsiRAsrS aaa aea3ia<
representatives Of the Congregational eAsrose>.
am2n Of choke literary sits ard saosseucs Of
shsSh oraez. OF coarse. we AZ Aazze sSew hia
In sass way, too. and arr F-oEd az haS and THE
Ps<sssaa be has wen Bet here n Hartford ne
seeEptss f@ily IS large place ogs ef tae pasysS
~ In g. TIVE SeasrzG1o1s have srowg u se-e
s6o woGSl aSs saaw their Hartford aaless ae
Sss pazs OF e. He Is enc Of TIE asssssrss Of
Rife sAAt ne SsSe for gr%nsea ami yes e0Gh8 res
res along witAeEt. His presxHoe. BIS 81 gayssssy,
ais exza'Rls, his iss2eace are shaping tac,srs
b * atSe O. tsi~ o,sas at'iey 2sr HARTFORD j.
SiEssena aud fss s-eltvr CRY saaa u wosas asse
bees il he @aa aos ooze sevS ash eesu tsr Ger
" six ys@rs hs1AS ssrce svE Ssaq.d sre-y ,.sy
l. gas year.
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ATLANTIC.

CAPS Willard Staples, who has teen
awsy On bGsiness trip, arrived home last
Wednesday morning.
A party from here went cunning al
Pond island The gale increased, and
they were obliged to spend a part Of the
night in camp
The society hsd an ice-c-ezn sociable at
Seaside hall Wednesday evsning- VIII
lard Staples got the guess cake, and
Willie Van Horn the sofa pillow, BIZ
throwing bean bags
Jan n :
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Venis HodgSinS L. 5. 5; Mrs. Mabel
Keene, Ruth, Mrs. Alice Higgins, Mrs.
Frsnces FerBald, Miss Lulu Mayo, Miss
Lizzie whitmore, banner bearers. The
installing officers were Mrs. Susie King,
d. u. p, aud Mrs. Annie Lawton, grand
marshal. BY invitation, about twenty
ave were present from Asticou lodge,
Northeast Harbor. After the Installation
turkey supper wss served.
Ian II
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BASS HARBoR

Miss Lena Banker Is At hone from Port
land
Mrs Ellis jackson IS having q very
ssrioas time Sith sore hand. from cry
sipsl&s- prS- TRpEsy and Neal held con
s1ltSslon Saturday Snc opened her hnssx
and strapped sAs bone. esGt there Is no i'm
p<0ysmsns as yea
Jan = x.y.Z
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SORRENTO.
Jan. -

Master E-nss' Andrews hiss been visit
ing relatives in Franklin
Eddie Austin, of Bar Hsrbor, IS the guest
Of Philip Foster for few days
Mrs Bzrh&ry Bunker and Miss Sadie
Robertson are on the sick list
Foley Harsweii and Arthur Crsbtres
visited john Andrews snd wife q tsw
DAYS
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The Brcoksyille & Bangor Steamboat
20 has been Incorporated st Belfast for
the pGrpose of owning, operating and
maintaining steamboats, for carrying pas
sangers and freight, with $1,000 capital
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Nay Ifxe 100 Year.

The chances for living q tzll esurury are
sxcslksnt in the case Of Mrs Jennie Duncan.
Of Haynssyllls. Ne. now 70 years cid. So
writes: "-Elsxsrie Bzrters emrsd me 81
Chrunir Dsysrspssx OF 10 years ss4nc ing,
ard mace NE fed as we'd and s<<ong ss
yo1ag glri-a Electric Bisters cure stem
xeA and Liver disorders, Hzco.6 cssor,aersl
Gensral DEBILITY and h9dly wsakne<s
Sold ON guarantees AZ z q McozEss arlw
store Prlcs ozIy Soc
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HuLLS COVE.

Mrs. Clara Nolan, Of Bar Harbor, visit
ed friends here last week.
Mrs johanna Leland, of Bangor, is
visiting her son, Shepard Leland.
The sewing circle was reorganixed last
Monday. New officers were chosen for
the year. The society will meet with
Mrs. Leonora Pierre next Tuesday.
Jan. - ASNv
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Heaing. haad, hhs~sfing frotr afinx rfies
DrGEsssts 4-e Mathssrfx a Ia ,. get,d ,~,-.,- Z,
ALu OINTMENT .ails tocure ia TO IA DAYS
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stock, of which $4,000 is paid In. off,c.,s.
President, Fred @. White, OF Bel,ss,.
treasurer, Capt. Benjamin R. arey, Of We,
Brooksville.
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'Nesieeie'' eofts MAKE TAT gsaveyards" Dr..
"ood' Norway Fire syruP helps men and
women TO happy. Vi oroas old sges-Adrs.
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iAASA4 a "a NcotN A4AANAstou,
and is the synonym for
strength and purity 1t is sold
in almost all the civilized coun-
tries of the globe.
Ii the cod fish became extinct
it would be a worldwide ealam-
ity, because the oil that comes
from its liver SURPRISES all other
fats in nourishing and life-giying
properties. Thirty years ago
the proprietors of Scott's Emul-
sion found a way OF preparing
cod liver oil so that everyone can
take it and get the full value OF
the oil without the Questionable
taste. Scott's Emulsion is the
hest thing in the world for weak,
backward children. thin, delicate
people, and all conditions OF
wasting and lost strength.
IA Ssnc ssr ea~ sxzz&
SCOTT q BOVINE. CHEMISTS
sa>-xxs PAM sxaEx-. NEW ruxx
soc art sE& an a-zexasx