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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19

The Grover club held meeting in their
rooms. Valley street last evening, and
reorganized under a charter recently
granted by the state The election Of Of
icers resulted as follows: President.
George II Grover; vice president. Charles
r. Rhodes: secretary Daniel McWilliams; I;
treasurer. Benjamin Levine
The officers with DR.. j. j. Dwyer, j.
b. Brown. John r. Quinn and James Nc
Carthy. were elected as the board OF
governors. The building committee re-
ported that the club house at Rocky
Point was well under way and would be
boarded in" by Saturday, and would be
ready for occupancy Friday, May, 4. when
the president would dedicate the same
by observing mis- birthday In H. and would
entertain the members OF the club and a
few invited guests.
ROBERT EMMETT ASSOCIATION.
The Robert Emmet Literary association,
~ IL intends to hold another reunion and
banquet I'm 1907, will have to stop adding
20 it's membership, or an addition win
have to he made TO Irons hall II held
such an anniversary banquet last even
ing and every avaible inch OF space was
needed. There were many Oldtime mem
bers present, and il was strictly home
affair The exercises consisted OF one of
the Banspach Brothers best suppers
speakers on subjects that were OF spe-
clal interest 10 tho organization with a
generous sprnktng OF vocal and instru-
mental music was the features OF the
mental music. The hall was very prettily
decorated with American and Irish flags.
JAMES GoRMAN DEAD.
James German. who will he remembered
by many. especially by railroad men on
home OF his son on Atwood street, this
morning. In days gone by ~ was his
habit TO start In at Messer street, and
run as far as tho junction OF weybosset
and Broad streets his idea being 20 out
run a car. The car men looked for him
az a certain hour each morning. and all
found him to he OF an honest and gen
crous disposition. He leaves n widow and
two sons.
WEIRD RESIDENTS OF SAN FRAN
CISCO.
Yesterday afternoon w r. Wesley
general agent OF the Washington Life
Insurance company. called upon his old
associate. oscar n. Aldrich. For many
years they were residents Of San Fran
cisco and were much interested I'm the
welfare OF Robert Goodwin. n former resi-
dent OF Providence. VINO is at present
time one Of the best known civil engineers
I'm the stricken city. Mr. Goodwin's
uncle is one OF tho richest and most In
nuential men W that city. and Robert
was an associate % Messrs. Wesley and
Aldrlch both IN this cfty and San Fran
cisco.
GENERAL MENTION
Mrs. +. T. Conloy OF 81 Joslin street
left her baby carriage. baby and her
pocketbook In front OF laundry az tho
corner of Joslin and Amherst streets yes
terday afternoon for a few minutes When
she returned she found tho outnt intact
except tho pocketbook. which contained
about g.
The police of the Chafrec street sta
Ito picked mp two boys this morning that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19

cally The trouble was that the men
who were fitted 70 be leaders in the world
of affairs and TO set q standard OF hon
esty and morality too often proved un-
true TO the trust and Instead deceived
the public and undermined the faith which
had been entrusted I'm them. solely for
their own personal preferment
The remedy for the evil that does exist.
said Mr. Hughes, was in the hands OF
the college men TO q great extent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19

The four-masted auxiliary schooner Ma
rie Gilbert. TO be launched on Saturday.
at Mystic Conn. Is partly owned by
Richard c. Farrell OF this city and II Is
expected that several persons from this
city will see the launching.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-16
WEST FRANKLIN.

Saving at the mill commenced last
week. The dams and mill are repaired.
The logs and wood are sluiced through
the upper dam.
At a special town meeting held Saturday
to consider bids for the rebuilding of
bridges, the work was awarded to Frank
bradbury, he being the lowest bidder at
S1,195. The bridges will be completed by
August /, 1906.
At the caucus held Saturday evening to
choose delegates to attend the district con-
vention at Franklin in June, delegates
favora BILE to the nomination of Joseph th
Doyle were elected by vote of g. 10 90,
W. Z. Bragdon being the opposing oandi-
date. Considerable interest was mani
tested, but many did not attend the caucus
for the reason that they had no choice,
both being men of exceptionally good
standing in the community.
Nav 10. CHEER.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Rev. c. b. Bromley has returned to his
home in Norwich, Conn.
Miss Mamie Young and MISS Susie Over
spent Saturday in Bangor.
Miss Leila Cole has been out of school
several days through illness.
E. F. Ray and wife visited relatives in
Milbridge the last of the week.
Irving Ray came over from Bar Harbor
Saturday to spend Sunday at home.
Irving Macdonald spent few days in
Gouldsooro last week, the guest OF rela-
tives.
Miss Ella Tracy arrived on the Monhe-
gan Saturday for visit with Mrs. Z. c.
Larrabec.
l.. NJ. Moore, OF Ellsworth, spent satur-
day and Sunday with his father, Capt. S.
o. Moore.
Mrs. w. L. Haskell, of Lewiston, re-
turned home Saturday, after a VISIT with
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Rice.
Miss Carrie Robertson went TO Birch
Harbor Friday night, to spend the week
end with her cousin, Mrs. Marcsnus Win
slow.
May IA. c.
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1t is matter of rejoicing that Sullivan
now has a mail out and another in on
Sundays, commencing last Sunday.
Mrs. Asa d. White arrived last night
from her winter in Dorchester with her
daughter. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Roynton and SON, also Mrs. Boynton's
mother, Mrs. Abitha " hite.
Dr. L. s. Chilcott and Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Towle, of Bangor, were in town
last Thursday, called here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Emery, as were also MIR
and Mrs. T. F. Mahoney, of Ellsworth,
and Phillips Eaton.
Maria, wife of George Human, died at
her residence in Roxbury, Mass, May 4,
at the advanced age of eighty-three years
and seven months. Mrs. Human was
daughter Of the late William G. Moseley,
formerly OF Sullivan, and Familiarity
known all through this county. Her girl
hood and early married life were spent in
this town. Married as she was at the age
of seventeen, and Mr.. Human at twenty
one, hey have had a life Of sixty-six years
together, and few couples have had
happier life than they. Mr.. Human sur
wives her, but is feeble. They have been
tenderly cared for by their widowed
daughter, Mrs. Halsey J. Boardman.
They have one son in the vicinity of
Boston.
This community was saddened last Tues
day by the death of Mrs. William o.
Emery, who, though an invalid for several
years, was yet able to be about with and
enjoyed her friends very much. She was
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bart
lett, late OF Newton, and is survived by
her husband, q son of seven years, and
one sister Miss Helen Bartlett, now
of this place Debarred from life of ac-
tivity by her frail constitution, she not
withstanding made many friends by her
gentleness and grace of character, and ac
compIished more than many OF strong
and vigorous natures. Her burial took
place here Thursday, May 10. Services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Pearson, and
were largely attended. Floral eontri5u
tions from hosts of friends were very
beautiful. Mr.. Emery and his family
have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole
community.
May 49, r.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. John Wentworth, ir., is i'll.
Miss Lottie Walton is i'll with the grip.
t. NJ. Blaisdel is quite i'll with bron-
ehial trouble.
Mrs. Judson A. Gordon, who has been
ill a long time, is not gaining as fast as
her friends could wish.
Richard Hartman, who went to Bar
Harbor expecting to work there, has, ON
account of an accident, returned home.
Frank Joy, who is in poor health and
has had to give up working on stone, has
gone on the road canvassing with books.
t. M. Blsisden is having his quarry
boarding house shingled and repaired.
T. Ed. Hooper and Enos Slower are doing
the work.
The new Methodist pastor, Rev. Harry
Lee, preached to full house here Sunday.
His people were very favorably impressed.
The school league here spent part of
Arbor dry identifying the yard around
the schoolhouse. Trees were set out and
seeds planted. Now they will have fence
built to keep careless persons from driv-
ing across the yard.
Nav ID X.
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WEST FREMONT.
Aiay Il.

The sewing circle met May with Mrs.
L. W. Rumill
Mrs. Matilda Albee came home from
Bluehill Tuesday.
L. W. RumiIl left to-day for Portland
to attend the grand lodge K. of Ps.
Miss Helen f. Murphy visited her aunt,
Mrs. Henry j. Hardy, in Bangor the past
week.
Nelson Carter is very much improved,
and VIII be able to 90 to his own home
this week.
William Webster, Henry, Charles and
Wills Thurston left Wednesday for Ban
gor to iind employment.
Willie Sawyer and family are to move
to Stonington soon. Little Merton has
been quite i'll the past week.
Mrs. Belle Trask and family sper "a
urday and Sunday at Mckinley wi.n her
parents, Al. Higgins and wife.
Capt. Arthur Balm has gone out of the
fishing business. He has taken his wife
and baby and gone to his home at North
east Harbor
Mrs. LIZZIE Robbins, of Opeechee, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Nancy
Sprague, of Seal Cove, visited her sister.
Mrs. Mens Lawson, and other relatives
here, the past week.
May IA. THELMA
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SEAL COVE.
THELAfA.
May IA.

Miss Louise Robbins visited friends at
South Thomaston last week.
DIR. J. H. Pstten, of Amherst, was at
Lily Lake house Friday.
Capt. Willard S. Norwood is away on
business trip to Belfast, Rocklsnd and
New York.
Mrs. Lois Bartlett, of Center, and Mrs.
Katie Bartlett. of Bartlett's Island, visited
Mrs. W. J. Harper Friday.
The seleetmen have been in session at
their office at the residence of w. w. A.
Heath, chairman of the board.
Very few farmers have done pIoughing,
land being heavy and cold. w. j. Harper
and Herbert Sawyer have planted potatoes.
No others have started in farming as yet.
Mrs. NJ. R. La Furley and little daugh-
ter Josie, of Stockton Springs, who have
been visiting Mrs, La Furley's mother,
Mrs. J. w. ober, returned home wednes-
day.
May -. N.
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BASS HARBoR

Len Wilson made a sbor, ,,,,.
last week. '' nome
MIR. and Mrs. Willis D. wataon
little daughter. 'e
Walter Farley has moved to p,o.n..
Harbor for the summer. NV
Parker Bros. have had wlpar,n
pump set up on their wharf. 'ua
Frank Benson, of somervilie Ma.
spending a week with friends here
VIII Gott hurt his hand while ,,...,.
his gasoline engine recently. Mars,os
Lunt goes with him while he il dis.hr.s
The o. 8. II. club gave an ir.-.....
soeisble at the Benson house. Frissa
evening, which was success in ana-s
way.
Three gasoline engines for boats h...
arrived last week, and another ia An.
the next steamer. 1t looks as tbop,b
boat without an engine would soon I.
curiosity.
Everyone here is sorry to learn q, ~.
withdrawal Of the steamer Cimbria t..
this route. The Cimbria has bso, =.
years the only boat to depend on. other
starting now and then, but not staying a,
she has. Her owners and crew have a.
ways been obliging and pleasant, and 4,
retirement is distinct loss to the place.
Mrs. Willis DoIiiyer died at her borre =,
the lighthouse Sunday morning at,srs
short illness OF pneumonia. She leaves
husband and son, also two little grand.
children, who have lived with her for
several years. Mrs. Dolliyer was woman
OF quiet tastes, but had many friends who
sympathiEe deeply with the bereayed
family.
May II. X.Yz
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TRAMP.
CENTER.

Gladys Higgins has gone to Sound
to spend few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Tracy.
Mrs. Katie Barttstt, who has been visit
ing friends here, has returned to her home
at Bartlett's Island.
Win Andrews, wife and daughter, of
Sorrento, are visiting Mrs. Andrews
mother, Mrs. E. Campbell.
Charles Robbins, who has been working
at Mrs. McRsy's at West Eden, came
home Friday on account Of illness.
MAY Ia H.
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AiANSET.
CHEER.
May l3.

The infant daughter of John Allen is
very i'll.
Mrs. L. Benson Stanley has arrived to
put the Stanley house in order for the
coming season.
Mrs. Lucy Stanley has gone to Great
Duck island light station TO spend the
summer with her son.
The fishing vessel Cosmos, owned by
Capt. James Parker, came in last week
with a trip of fish from which they
stocked 1856.
A gloom was cast over this place Sun
day, May 10, when the sad news reached
here of the death of Clara, wife OF Willis
Dolliver, of Bass Harbor Head light sta
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Dolliver were for
many years residents Of this place.
May IA. MAD.
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ATLANTIC.
May IA.

Mrs. Vina Moore came Saturday night
from Colts Island to visit her mother.
The Percy V. was late in making her
trip Saturday on account OF the tide being
very low.
Mr.. Newman of Minturn, was in Allan
tic Saturday. he went to Mckinley with
Capt. Albee.
Llewellyn Joyce and two sons, Ross and
Carlton, went TO Southwest Harbor one
day last week.
Sidney Joyce left Saturday morning for
New York, where he will be engineer on a
porgy steamer. His wife accompanied
him as far as Rockland.
A party OF fourteen gentlemen from
Ellsworth gave very pleasing entertain
ment at Seaside hall last Thursday even
ing. Everyone seemed to enjoy the music
and jokes.
May 10. S.
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SORRENTO.

Arthur Witham, of Houlton, is visiting
at George +. Robertson's.
William Andrews and wife are visiting
relatives in Center for few days.
4 preaching service was held in the
town ball Sunday, May Is, by the Rev. NJ
Pearson, OF Sullivan. Quite a number of
people attended and enjoyed bis sermon.
He will be here again next Sunday at
O'Clock, 1t is hoped the church will soon
be ready for use and some arrangements
made for service each week. For some
years past the people have only had the
benefit of a church IN town a few weeks
in the summer.
May II. T.
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COUNTY NEWS.
so~ additional oountp Nerss see other pages
FRANKLIN.


Hal. c. Bunker has a gasoline wood
saving machine.
Mrs. Adelaide Dunn has had the piazza
OF her house entirely rebuilt.
DIR. Butler, specialist, of Bangor, was
called here Monday to see Mrs. z. L..
Wilbur.
Miss Charlotte Maeomber has returned
home from watervillc and vicinity, where
she has spent several weeks.
Mrs. Elmer F. Pettingill and son
Francis, of Worcester, Mass, are at the
home of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. 2, L.
Wilbur.
Harry NJ. Wooster is al home from Bos-
ton, where ne is taking course in phsr-
macy. He goes to his position at Bar
Harbor in two weeks.
The Relay house, Of which Thomas
Havey and son William have each served
as proprietoTs for several years, has been
leased to Thsd Smith.
The home buildings OF George w. Ken
iston were reminders of sunshine CLEANS,
during the prevailing dull weather, with
their new coat Of yellow paint.
AT special town meeting called for last
Saturday it was decided TO build stone
bridges to replace those carried away by
the recent freshet. Frank Brsdhury's bid
being the lowest OF those submitted, he
has the contract.
Nav Il
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Miss Gertrude Knowlton, OF Mckinley,
is the guest of Mrs. l.. A. Wilson.
Harrison Kimball, who has been in
Boston on business, returned Sunday.
Miss Edna Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Smith, of Bar Harbor, died
suddenly May at the home of Mrs. Otis
ODER, where she was visiting for few
days. Much sympathy is felt for the
family and friends in their sad bereaye-
ment.
May ii. NJ.
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sfay Il.

Albert Jordan left Monday for North
east Harbnr.
Miss Emily Young lett Thursday for
Boston and New York.
Linnic Woodwork, Of Bar Harbor, was
the guest Of Maude Jordan Sunday
Percy and John Moore leave Wednesday
for Northeast Harbor, where they have
employment.
StaffoFd's right hand man for the past tS0
years, will soon move to Ellsworth,
Gertrude Parker and Barbara Hopkins,
of this place, au1 Harry Davis and Eddie
Sawyer were the guests Of Mrs. George
Butler Saturday and Sunday.
MAY Is. VI.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sn1rrnwFsT HARBoR.

The grip is still holding sway here,
among the latest victims baing Mrs.
William IAwton and Mrs. Harry lawton.
Schuyler Clark, Of the hotel Dirigo, has
arrived with his aunt, Mrs. Julia Holden,
to put the house in readiness for summer.
Its new coat of paint improves it.
Reg. Mr.. Lawrence and wife have been
rooming at Deacon William GiIlcyis for a
week, taking this opportunity TO visit
among their friends at Southwest Harbor.
j. II. Gilley and son, who are employed
at Isle au Haut as stone masons, came
home in their sailing craft ON Saturday,
returning to-day. Isle au Haut is forging
ahead as summer resort.
Thursday evening the Brscy dramatic
company presented fine play, "valley
Farm at Masonic hall TO full house
All the parts were well taken, and the act
ors merited the liberal applause bestowed.
A social dance followed. The young people
are much pleased over the encouragement
given to their scheme OF securing a we'll
equipped gymnasium.
The most industrious people in town are
the clam diggcrs, who have found the past
season very favorable TO their business,
while the packers, Allen Lawler and
William Iawton, have been hampered by
a contracted supply of that shell fish. Mr..
LAWYERS pay roll has been more than
$1,000, with an output OF forty cases per
day. A sand bank to some must be a nay-
ing investment on time and labor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-16
WINTER HARBoR.

The county commissioners were in town
this week.
Capt. f. y. Bickford leaves town Mon
day with steamer FREELY for Portland.
Guy Farrar has gone to Boothbay Har-
Dor. where he has employment in a barber
shop.
Capt. Charles j. Hamilton is painting
and otherwise improving his house and
store.
Fred Butler, of Lamoine, has employ
ment with III. G. Smallidge for the
summer.
The selectmen are continuing the State
road from the pumping station to the resi-
dence of DIR. Small.
II. E. Sumner, who has been spending a
few weeks in town, returned to his work
in Portland Monday.
May IA. 4.
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GREAT POND.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Haynes May 10.
Mrs. Ezra Williams is quite i'll. Sadie
Shuman is also on the sick list.
Mr.. Estabrook and Mr.. Colony, OF Ban
ger, are at Alligator.
Mrs. Geneva Laughlin Is at home from
Hampden, where she has been for some
weeks caring for her sister, Mrs. Grace
Fisher, who has been very i'll.
All regret to learn that Miss Ida Gar
land is called to Conway, y. H., by the
serious illness of her brother, Albra Gar
land.
May 10. f.
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SPEC.
PRETTY MARSH.

Mrs. Allen Smith and little daughter
are at Northeast Harbor for the summer.
Pretty Marsh inn closed its doors to the
public last Friday; the proprietor was
called away suddenly.
Mrs. Mary Robbins has received letter
from her brother, John H. Barron, who
was in San Francisco at the time OF the
earthquake. He and his family are safe
but homeless. He built shelter out OF
some boards, but he writes that it rained
in the night, and his wife was irving ia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-16
EAST IAMOINE

A. !. Saunders and wife are oecupying
their summer home here.
c. {. Tooie and wife, of Bangor, arrived
Tuesday to open their store here.
]. A. Peters and family came Saturday
to occupy their horne here for the summer.
Oscar Pettingill, OF New York, is spend
ing few weeks with his uncle, Luther
Gilpatrick
NAV Ii II
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WEST EDEN.

Miss Maud Ray, of Stonington, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Florence Rich.
c. NJ. Hadley has returned from the
hospital at Bar Harbor much improved in
health.
d. w. Mckay, who has been at Green
vile for a visit to his nephew, came home
Saturday.
Miss Marian Kittredge left Friday for
Greenvilie, to spend few weeks with her
brother, Raymond Kittrsdge.
Nathan Richardson and wife have gone
to Duck Brook for the summer to care for
the farm of one OF the summer residents.
May IA. NJ.
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GOUl.DSBORO.

Mrs. Mary sowle is spending week I"
Prospect Harbor ith her niece, h'@
Stephen Cole.
Mrs. c. A.. Campbell, VINO has been en-,
ployed at East Sullivan for coupe "a
months, returned home Sunday
Enoch Newman and wife have gone y
North Sullivan, where they will run LIS
Dunbar boarding house this season.
Nav ID Jb"
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Iiss Elizabeth Mcintyre, teacher in this

Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre, teacher in this
precinct.
W. X. Salisbury, who has been seriously
i'll the past week, is improving. His
brother, Horace Salisbury, of Otis, is Wis
iting him.
Rev. A. w. Lorimer. of Franklin, occu-
pied the pulpit Sunday in exchange with
Rev. Thomas Mcdonald. He gave two
helpful discourses.
May II. II.
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BLUFH1T.L, FAILS

Stuart Conary is ON the sick list.
Capt. Duiiee is very low
Harry consry came home from Nassa.
chusetts Wednesday.
Lester Conary has gone to Portland to
work at carpentering.
Capt. p. Friend was homo Sunday In
the schooner Walden Holmes.
ars, Whitney Grindio and Nellie Friend.
OF sargcntvillc, visited their sister, Mrs.
4. Friend, last week.
Mrs. Rosa Briggs and daughter, Alberta
Wood, OF Fall River, Mass, came home
Saturday. Mrs. Briggs mother is very
low.
asy II. CRUMBS.
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Miss Alberta Kelley, of Bass Harbor, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. c. H. Robbins, of opeechee, spent a
week recently with her parents, Capt. l..
II. Sprague and wife.
Mrs. Hannah Dodge is seriously i'll at
her home, and her physician expresses
little hope of her recovery.
Mrs Viola Murphy has received letter
from cousin, Albert A. Bartlett, who
some months ago went to California fol-
his health. MIR. Bartlett is near Los
Angeles. In his letter he states that that
vicinity was untouched by the recent
earthquake. Mr.. Bartlett is much inn
proved in health.
Much dissatisfaction is felt ia this sec
tion because the Bangor steamer CImbris
has been taken from the Bangor and Bal
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HANCOCK POINT.
May 10.

Capt. J. G. Martin and wife came home
last week. The vessel is loaded and ready
for sea.
William Gallison is at home from Bos-
ton for vacation OF a week with his
parents.
Quite a number Of people who own
summer cottages at the Point were here
last Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Page and little daughter
Abbie, of Bar Harbor, are visiting Mrs.
Hattie Martin and calling on old friends.
May II. r