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The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25
DIR. MAHooD Is SAFE.
Rev. Forsyth this Morning Recei,.
ed Message from the Noted
Evangelist In Frisco.

This morning in the shape Of a
message to Rev. u. d. Forsyth. OF
the Methodist church came the wei
come news that DR. j, W. Mahood,
the evangelist who conducted the
big revival meeting in this city dur
to San Francisco. was alive and unin-
jnied
Ever since the announcement of
,he Disaster many friends of DR.. Ma
mood in this city have been solicitous
regal ding DR.. Mahood's safety. Scores
of Inquiries have been received Dy
Rev. Forsyth. but the pastor could
give no satisfactory answer as ne
had heard nothing from the evansel-
ist.
lip 10 Sunday DR., Mahoou family
at the home in Sioux City, Iowa. had
been unable to get one bit of lnforma-
tion regarding the whereabouts oi
the minister. and many inquiries and
Investigations had been started sew
eral days before. The Sioux City
daily papers had much to say regard.
ing the matter.
The announcement that the evan
gclisi is alive and well will be recciv
ed with joy by his many friends not
only in this city but throughout IN,
country.
The message Rev. Forsyth rece.9
ed from DR.. Mahood was sent from
san Francisco The evangelist stat
ed that lie would leave in few day
for his home
DR.. Hahood left Grand junction
about april /. for San Francisco Il
AXE charge of great union reNiy
al meeting held under the auspices
of several churches. the meet'ns ha,
been in progress about two weeks Il
the time of the arthquake and was at
tended with marked success
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25

NoTlCE-All persons knowing them
selves Indebted to me. win please
call and settle before May 1st
After that date all accounts will be
placed In hands of an attorney for
oollection.-James II. Cosgrove.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25

Messrs. Carlyle. prominent stock
men of the ouray country. and well
known in this city, informed Water
Superintendent b. w. Xedder yester-
day that there is more snow in the
mountains this spring than there has
been since the winter of 1884 which
was a record breaker winter as far
as snow fall is concerned. Other re-
ports from that section corroborates
the statements of Messrs. Carlyle.
This indicates that the rivers will
reach very high stage this spring
and summer and there will be plenty
of water in the hills all during the
stock grazing season.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25

FOR SALE-Locomobile runabout.
been in use for two years, is in per-
feet condition. Weights 900 lbs
Steam power. Price $3.50 in GU
ray, See f. l.. Green. city, or ad-
dress Albert Jeffers. ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25
THIS COMPANY is SOLID

The following communication has
been received by McLuen and Van
Hoorebeke. local agents for the North
British 6 Mercantile Insurance com.
pany. under date of April 90;
Denver. Colo. April 90. 1906
Gentlemen
For the information of yourself
and all policy holders in the North
British q Mercantile company. l beg
to advise you as follows:
On Thursday. April 18th. the fol.
lowing wire was received from. u
S. Manager. f. G. Richards. of New
York city:
Have no word as yet from oui
San Francisco office about great dis.
aster. Our London office cables fol
lowing instructions: Draw on Lon
don in payment of San Francisco
claims. Subscribed s5O.oOO for sur.
ferers'
THE assets of the company arc
over sS5.oOO. .OoO II being the larg-
est company in the world writing fire
insurance
Accept every and all good risks
and assure policy holders and the
general public that the North Brit
ish a Mercantile company is 'catas-
trophe proof "
Respectfully yours,
w. F. KELLER.
Special Agent.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25

FOR sALE-Five-year-old mare. VT.
ll0O pounds. Broke double. Price
SSS. Inquire of DIR, A. p. Drew
at Blue Barn.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25

Losr-small leather purse contain
ing s. bill and two dollars in sill
yer. Return to Sentinel Office.
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%.

Mrs ". A. Lyons. her daughter
and two grand children. touring from
the coast to their home at Antago.
Wisconsin. are arrivals in the city
and are the ugests of Mrs. Lyons sis
ter, Mrs. c. V. osgood
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

Frank 4. Marks, who has spent the
winter in Boston, returned home Wednes-
day.
Albert Hesld left here for Athol, Mass. -,
Tuesday. He will visit Boston and vi
entity before returning.
Miss Abbie ElweI was called home sud
denly Friday to see her father, NJ. L. FL
well, who is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. G. A. Grindle, who has spent the
winter here with her twin sister, Mrs. r.
A. Elwell, returned to Brooklin last week.
Mrs. Bucannsn and Miss Bucannsn, OF
Lynn, Mass, mother and sister of Mrs.
Lottie Thompson, are the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Thompson for week or two.
Arthur Sargent, Hawley Dow, Henry
Grindle and Edward Hail are working on
Roy Aliens house. II is finished inside
with cypress. The house is nearly fin
ished.
May p. RAE.
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riEI.atA.
EDEN.

Willard Richardson begins work for d.
q. Hail Monday.
George Richards has employment at
carpentering in Bar Harbor.
A crew in charge of George King is a,
work on the roads near Salisbury Cove.
The boys of the neighborhood have
been quite successful smelling the past
week.
There was a large attendance and an
interesting meeting at Bay View grange
Wednesday evening.
Friday afternoon, as Mrs. VIII LIscomb,
OF Bar Harbor, was getting from her
wagon at Mr.. Paine's she fell and broke
both bones in the forearm.
The ninth grade OF the Central school.
with the teachers, enjoyed buckboa
ride and picnic To Schooner Head on Sat-
urday. The day WAS an ideal one.
During the heavy thunder shower Of
early Saturday morning, lightning struck
several times in short radius. A tree
near Everett Leland's and another near
Wash. Lelsnd's were struck.
MAY a. &
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SEAL COVE.
SUB.
Aiay21.

Mrs. R. W. Bickford, of RockIand, rs an
town.
Mrs. Lucinda Dodge, of Southwest Har-
Dor, is visiting relatives in town.
Harry Bordeaux and wife, of Mt. Desert,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Josie King and little son, OF
Manset, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Jared Reed, of Oak Hill, Mt. De-
sert, visited relatives in town last week.
Miss Marie Sawyer, OF Southwest Har-
Dor, spent few days with her grand
mother, Mrs. c. III. Sawyer, recently.
Misses Lulu Pierce and Bernice Ashley,
who are employed at Bass Harbor, passed
Sunday at their homes. Miss Pierce was
accompanied by cousin, Miss Una Rob-
bins, of Mckinley.
- Sabbath school was recognized Sunday,
May 20. Officers were chosen as follows
Superintendent, Miss Emily Sawyer;
sistant-superintendent and secretary,
Mrs. Caroline Ashley; treasurer, Mrs.
Viola Murphy; teachers, Mrs. r. II. Grace,
Mrs. A. S. Powers, Mrs. Caroline Ashley,
Mrs. Viola Murphy.
NAV ii
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WEST FREMONT.

Bernard lodge, X. OF p, is to remain at
Seal Cove.
Miss Muriel Lunt went to Seal Cove
Friday after school TO visit her aunt, Mrs
w. d. Walls, returning Monday morning.
@. w. Davis has finished his work in the
clam factory and gone to his home la Mil
bridge, where he works in the sardlne
factory.
Schooner Commerce, Capt. Rich, came
In from Bangor Sunday with lumber FOR
Lewis Springer, Of this place, and Frank
McMullin, OF Mckinley.
Miss Rena Reed, who has been attend
ing school at Castinc, came home Friday.
She will go TO Duck Island this week to
get ready to go TO work at Northeast Hsr-
Dor the first OF June.
Charlie Reed, who has been al work for
b. d. Heed, left the past week for his va
cation. He went to the home OF his par
ents, Capt. n. A. Reed and wife, on Duck
Island. His sister, Mrs. Eunioe Lopaus,
and Miss Rsns Lunt went with him for a
short visit. All hope to see Charlie back
soon.
May n. THKLMA.
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FRANKLIN.
May n.

Burleigh Swan left Monday for Bucks
port TO resume his studies, after visit of a
lew days with his parents, Leslie Swan
and wife.
Mrs. Lucretia Downing, of East SuIli-
van, and Mrs. Ida Wilson are guests of
their sisters, Mrs. Jennie Dyer and Mrs.
Eunice Blsisden.
Mrs. Flora Perkins accompanied her
granddaughter, little Edna Gates, to Cas-
time Monday, where the child joins her
mother. Mrs. Perkins returns in a few
days.
Members of The masonic order here at
tended the funeral of John Crimmin al
Easthrook, Saturday. Mr.. Crimmin was
citizen who will be much missed by 70
townspeople and also By those outsie2 -
home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nickerson were called
home Friday by the sudden death of her
father, Eli Cook West, of Frank fort
The grammar school will resume sessions
Tuesday. The high school closed for the
season Thursday.
Friday evening H. H. Bryant, of Boston,
salesman for CHM q Co., gave an informal
educational talk at sehoolroom in district
for the benefit of the teachers employed
in town, including the school committee.
1t was an evening pleasantly and profit
ably spent. 1t is hoped Mr.. Bryant may
give public address later.
The thunder shower of Saturday cleared
the atmosphere and gave us a cool, clear
Sunday. The weather the two past Sun
days has been favorable for the good con-
gregations that have greeted the new
Methodist pastor, Rev. Harry Lee. His
slight build and youthful appearance
readily suggest the "boy preacher. His
utteranoe is rapid, and his manner earnest
and thoroughly alive with the message
he bears. He is winning his way among
the people. The choir Is doing good work.
Mrs. l.. t. Bunkers obligato solo and the
ladies' trio, Mrs. Bunker and the Misses
Chandler and Springer, were fine.
May 81. B.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Annie Coombs viii build an sd-
dition to her house.
William T. Hale has returned from a
few days fishing down the bay.
Byron II. Roberts has gone to Prospect
Harbor, where he viii work in the sardine
factory.
Mrs. Mary Bracy, who has been visiting
Mrs Byron Roberts for few days, has
returned home.
There is rumor sfioat that Leonard
Candage will buy the house owned by
John Allen, and will move in soon.
Wellington c. Redmsn and Eugene
Cole have gone to Portland, where they
will occupy positions on a Casco bay
steamer.
Mark L. Dodge, of this place, was
chosen one of the delegates to attend the
republican county convention at Ellis
worth. Mr.. Dodge was also chosen dele
gate to the State convention at Portland,
June q.
The horse belonging to w. A. Hale oc-
easioned quite a little excitement at the
caucus Saturday night. The horse was
supposed to be securely tied to post
behind the hall. All at once he came
dashing out, ran into wagon, in which
were seated two ladies, cleared himself
from his own wagon by breaking cross
bar, whiffie-tree and harness, and struck
off for home. George Herrick soon caught
the horse, and brought him back to the
scene of the disaster. Fortunately the la
dies who were in the other carriage were
unhurt.
May n. SUB.
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BASS HARBOR.

Miss Hattie Savage, of Manset, Is clerk
ing for Parker Bros.
Lewis Aibee, who is scaIloping in Rock
land bay, was at home Sunday.
L. j. Norwood took party OF eight to
the dance at Manset Friday night.
Capt. Francis MeMullin, who has been
very ill the past week, is slightly inn
proved
Frank Benson, who las been spending a
short vacation here, returned to his home
in SomerviIle, Mass, Saturday.
Schooner Marion Turner, Capt Clarence
Turner, was in last week with trip of
fish, about 1000 pounds. Parker Bros.
bought them.
Mrs. Macdonald has rented her house
for the summer to Mrs. Tanning and
family, of Astoria, n. Y. They Will ar
rive early in June.
Montelle Dorr and wife have sold their
house and will move to Bucksport. Mr..
and Mrs. Dorr have made many friends
during their short residence here, who re-
greet their departure. Albert Moore, of
Boston, has purchased the house, and will
move here soon.
May q. X. ". q.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

The bids for the building of the new
schoolhouse have been received by tho
town fathers, and the contract given to
Henry Tracy.
Mrs. VIII Holden, OF Gloucester, with
her child, is visiting friends at Bass Har-
Dor, and spent Friday with Mrs. William
Iawton at Southwest Harbor.
Congratulations are in order now for
two more young people who have decided
to travel life's journey together. Clinton
Hamblin and Miss Hattie Milan were mar
ried May 10.
chapter, o. T.. s., Mrs. Grace Carroll
Clark, assistant matron, and Mrs. Rebecca
Carroll, went to Houiton last week as
delegates to the grand chapter. They
were the guests OF Mrs. Nellie Thornton,
who will return with her mother and
sister for visit.
A new stock OF books has been added to
the public library in two lots, something
over two dozen being recent gift from
Rev. e. +. Dole and wife-good literature,
as Mrs. Dole's frequent gifts to the library
are sure to bc-and a box of fifty or NOR e
recently purchssed-a varied assortment
which will no doubt be appreciated by
library readers.
Mrs. Evelyn Neal left Southwest Harbor
a week ago to Join her son Wilder in
southern Nebraska, his new home being
ready for the reception of his mother.
Mrs. Neal was escorted TO Boston by her
son, DIR. George, and will visit her sister in
Fall River before going West. Her many
friends here, by whom she will be greatly
missed, unite in wishing her a safe jour
ney and happy future in the new home.
May "a. SPRAY.
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COLTS ISLAND.
X. Y. z.

Fishermen here are doing nothing,
owing TO scarcity of bait.
Charles II. Harding went to Atlantic on
business trip last Saturday.
Messrs. Ames and Harding, with their
families, have moved into the woodbine
cottage.
Mrs. Clara G. Hodgkins, who has been
here since March q, left for Seal Harbor
last Friday.
Capt. Edwin NJ. Joyce, of Atlantic, who
has been working for Philip Moore, has
gone home to do his farming.
Presiding Elder II. B. Haskell and Rev.
A. B. Carter, of the West fremont charge,
held services here last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Nellie Fl. Joyce, who has been with
her daughter, Jennie Grindle, for a few
weeks, at Stonington, has returned home.
Frank A. Babbidge, who has been at the
Maine general hospital for treatment, re-
turned home last week somewhat i'm
proved.
May n. CHIPS.
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rHK AMERICAN has Subscribers al I07
OF the III post-ofioes in Hancock county
AHt 4her papers IN the County com
si .sd do not reach so many. THE AAfERI-
CAN :. not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, ard has neUsT claimed to
be, Do, Il rs the onlp paper that can prop
erty be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are r-erelp local papers. The cireuta-
ii N Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
8arbo, Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
in Hancock county.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAsTBROOK.



John d. Crimmin, one of the oldest resi-
dents Of this place, died at his home May
IT, after an illness OF only few days. He
leaves a wife and seven children, besides
host of friends and neighbors who extend
their heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family. Five OF his children were able to
get home to attend the funeral, viz:
George Crimmin, of winterport; Lester
Crimmin, of Haverhill, Mass; viii
Crimmin, of Mortified, VT; Lucy Ball, of
Eagle Island, and the youngest daughter,
Rosie, who has always been at home with
her father and mother. Two sons, John,
ir., of Seattle, Wash, and Harry n, OF
Ashland, n. H., were unable to get home.
The deceased was over ssventy-one
years old, and had served as deacon OF the
Free Baptist church in this place for many
years. He had also held various town
offices. He was a member OF Pamela
grange at Hancock, and a member Of the
David A. Hooper lodge, F. and A. NJ, at
West Sullivan, under the rites OF which
he was buried.
Funeral services were held at the church,
Rev. J. 2. SimontoD, Of Ellsworth, ofiiciat-
ing.
Hervey Seammon and wife, OF Hancock,
were in town one day last week.
Mrs. John DeMeyer visited her sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Bragdon, in Lamoine, last
week.
Miss Vida Wilbur, who has been at
work in Bangor the past year, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Belle Googins, who has employ
ment at West Sullivan, is spending few
days at her old home here.
Daniel and Mason Crimmin, OF HaIlow
ell, were in town last week, called here
by the death of their brother, John ID.
Crimmin.
Henry Billings moved to West Franklin
last week to a place recently purchased of
his brother Willis, who has moved his
family back to what was the old home,
but which was sold to the firm of Whit
comb, Haynes & Co., of Ellsworth Falls,
last year.
May n. G.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Netes other pages
HANCOCK.

The parsonage has received fresh coat
of paint.
c. P. Cook and wife are at home after a
few weeks visit at Holden. Mr.. Cook re-
turns to his work as agent at waukeag
station to-day.
Mrs Emma j. Stratton returned home
Saturday night. She was accompanied by
her son, W. 5. Stratton, of Portland, with
whom she has been spending a few
months.
J. E. Bowden has been appointed dis
trict deputy great sschem of the l. o. of
r. NJ. in this jurisdiction, which COM
rrises the tribes of Hancock, Sullivan,
Franklin and Prospect Harbor.
At the meeting of Pamela grange satur-
day evening three candidates were in
structed in the third and fourth degrees,
followed by a harvest supper. The pro-
gramme consisted Of MINISTRIES. The end
men were Percy Walker and Leroy Crab
tree. Harry Johnston was middle man.
There were the usual jokes, witticisms
ana local hits. Herbert Halls violin solo
deserves special mention. He responded
with an encore. The speech and dance by
Henry johnson and song, "My Dusky
Rose" by Galen Young, were each re-
ceived with great applause.
The greatest social event of the season
took place last Thursday evening, when
Omaha tribe opened its wigwam to the
members of Elinee council and a few in
vited friends. Sachem Henry w. john
son, in a few words, welcomed the guests
and announced that games were then in
order. Drive whist and finch were
played until II o'clock, when all were in
vited to the banquet hall, where cold
meats, pastry and fruit were served in
abundance. Dancing was then enjoyed
by both old and young, music being fur
nished by the tribe orchestra consisting
of Galen Young, piano; Augustus
Carter, Herbert Hall and Herbert
Young, violins. At late hour all
retired to their homes feeling well paid
for the hours spent with Omaha tribe, and
wishing the order long and prosperous
life with ever-incressing number. The
members of the entertaining committee
were John r. Stratton, William H. Ball
and Herbert Young, and TO them belongs
the credit of making the sociable such a
decided success.
May n. c.
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EGYPT.
May n.

E. @. Burnham has recently loaded a
vessel with slaves for Rondout.
Willis Billings has sold his farm to bis
brother Henry, OF Eastbrook.
Blanch Clarke, Norris Savage and Adel-
bert Grover have gone TO Bar Harbor for
the summer.
The W. r. Butler cottage has been
newly plastered and is nearly ready for
the finish. F. W. West is doing the work.
Mrs. Blaneh Jordan, Misses Effie Clarke,
Estella and Helen West have recently
joined Companion court Sunlight, Of
Franklin.
Nelson Pomroy and wife entertained
friends Thursday evening, it beng their
first anniversary. A very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed.
Mrs. Mary West and daughters Estella
and Helen Will go to Southwest Harbor
Tuesday for the summer, where they will
be joined later by Miss Abbie, who is now
at Castine.
Nav n, w.
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WEST EDEN

: ID. Roscoe Lasseil and wife ., n
were in town Sunday. 'O'Ofd,
Mrs. Leila Trip has been At No.a
Hsrbor che past week. the rues, I, g,'Heas
Knowles and wife. 'efoas
d. w. Mckay and wife went 70
east Harbor Sunday to see Mrs M SV.'a-
sister, Mrs. Augusta Gilratrick.
Two little boys arrived saturs,v ;,
~, to gladden. the homes Of Mr. ars :, asy|
Jesse Higgins and Mr.. and Mrs ps As
Thomas. ''u"afdl
Mrs. Della Luryey and little d.n.,.
Hazel, who have been visiting rel.,tsr
somesville the past week, came III
Saturday.
Services were held Sunday ai,erno0,
the Town Hin schoolhouse, eondno,.s
Miss Margaret Koch. A SUNDAY 49,
was also organized, with the ,oIlo~sN
officers: Superintendent, Mrs III.
Trip; neutrality-suspicious. NJ.
NJ Rich; secretary, Mildred MAYO. ,,..
Hrer, Eleanor Kittredge; organl,t w.
Lnella NJ. Sargent; sssistant-org,,,s,
Mrs. c. w. Kittrodge.
MAY q.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Capt. John Stinson and family were in
Corea on Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Peters has returned and
opened her house for the summer.
Mrs. John 8. Coombs has been visiting
relatives in Franklin for the past week.
Thomas F. MARTIN, of West Gouldsboro,
has moved his family here for the sum
mer.
Miss Iona Nichols, primary teacher at
Corea, was weekend guest Of Mrs. L. p.
Cole.
Mrs. Almira Higgins spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Huckins, OF Bun
ker's Harbor.
Miss Carrie Robertson spent Saturday
and Sunday in Birch Harbor, a guest Of
the winslowis.
The Pythian sisterhood had large at
tendance Tuesday evening, when it
worked the degree OF charity ON a candi-
date.
Miss Dorcss NJ. Allen arrived home Sat
urdsy from Somerville, Mass, where she
has been spending the winter with rela-
tives.
schoodie lodge, X. of p, exempiitied
the first rank on candidate at its meet
ing Saturday evening, and accepted a
name to membership.
Rev. II. B. Haskell, presiding elder of
the Bucksport district, held quarterly
meeting here Saturday night and preached
Sunday morning TO a large congregation.
May n. c.
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were Nj. L. Dodge, Capt. G w. Herrick
and t. C. Stanley.
Mrs. Bailey vent to Bangor We'd
nesday to enter the Maine general
hospital. She was accompanied ny her
husband, Rev. A. w. Bailey.
The teachers of Bluehill, Brooksville,
Brooklin and Sedgwick will meet sSss in
convention May %. A speaker will be
sent by the State to deliver the address in
the evening.
G. r. Allen presented to the Brooklin
library association thirty-two volumes of
Abbot's history. Such gifts are highly
appreciated. The association purchased
thirty volumes of fiction last week.
May q. UNE FEMME.
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LEACH's POINT

Miss Alice Crosby has gone to RBn,,,
Pals.
Mrs. Alvsh Bridges has returned
Boothbay.
Frank wooiens, OF sarry, is working b
Isaac Snowman.
Miss Clara Churchill il working :,
Mrs. Fred Partridge.
Mrs. Harvey Ripley and Miss Mud
Ripley were in Bangor Saturday.
Llewellyn Ames, OF Bangor, spen. s,v,
day with his brother, James +. Amss
The young SON of Fred Partridge n
been very Ill with membranous croup
The schooner Flora Griffin, Can, va
liam Anderson, sailed Thursday aitersoI
for the Grand Banks.
Mrs. Walter Gross will board with ID
Ames and wife during the summer uAl
Mr.. Gross will work in the brick. yard,
May 10. MI
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Mrs. Small. of Milbridgr, is visiting
son, Joseph Small.
W. w. Frazier, OF Philadelphia, va
town one day last week
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Ms
Ralph ON Wednesday, May 10.
The primary school taught by ~
Squirting and the informed iate oys
Crockett, closed Friday, May Is,
Mrs. Fred Foster and Mrs. john ~
attended the annual session Of Ihe !
chapter, o. E. g., at Houlton last Ts
May n.