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Angus Campbell was over from
Pass creek this week.
Rev. MacBean visited Mr.. and Mrs.
P. F. Cover the past week.
Mrs. Jacob Reed is reported to
have been quite sick for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Woolsey were
city visitors from Brush creek Tues
day.
Harry A. Hunter was in the city
this week on business from Big
creek.
Notice the change in the Huston
Bakery ad. this week, and the change
in location.
Miss Rowena Rowan passed thru
here Monday on her way home, in
Jacksonville Ill.
A little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Grippe, at
Encampment last Friday.
DR.. Green came down Tuesday
from the Douglas creek tie camp,
where he spent the winter.
Mrs. w. b. Harden and Mrs. Jacob
Reed spent Sunday visiting Mrs. W..
II. Large on Spring Creek.
Work on Bridge street, which was
temporarily abandoned during the
storm, was resumed yesterday.
Ira A. Reynolds came over the
mountains from the Keystone country
the first of the week, on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eberhart of
Encampment, were in town Wednes-
day, the guests of Mrs. VIM. Wilcox.
The quiet and peace of this corner
has not been disturbed for several
days. Dave" must be pretty busy.
If population keeps on increas-
ing some good Samaritan will have to
Will Andrews came in from Ne
vada Friday on a visit to his parents,
leaving again for the railroad Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs f. e. 'Sterrett were
down from Brush creek yesterday
on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Crawford.
F. j. Cramer, chief engineer of the
d. Y. Il p, who has been in Chey-
enne and Denver the past ten days,
returned yesterday.
If you see a man on the street that
has a smile on his face, you may put
it down hat his wife has finished her
spring housekeeping.
Mr.. Mitwalsky has opened up the
Palace hotel on Bridge street and has
it fitted in a very nice manner He is
now ready for all boarders.
Fred Veile, Henry E. Wood and
Charles L Fait were all down from
E%ncampment Tuesday to make final
desert proof on the Veile claim.
The business in general in this sec
ton is beginning to look bright. The
people are beginning to come in for
their seasons work in the hills.
Spring sunshine is surely beneficial
to this country in the way of in
creasing the population. The chicks
are driving the hens from their nests.
G. L. Winter passed through here
Monday to the railroad where he met
Mrs. Winter and the young man
whom he brought back here Tuesday.
Hugh G, Mowry made desert proof
here Tuesday befor Commissioner
Crawford. William II. Sowder and
Louis L. Nelson were witnesses in
the case.
Mrs. Mary FL. Wilcox made final
desert proof here Tuesday before j.
f. Crawford. Roy Peck and b. A.
Kidding were in the city as witnesses
on the case.
Miss Mable Wilcox, the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.. +. Will
o of Encampment, was married in
n,n,nr ~, A.,,1 DE,l L., ,.,,,;,.,.
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FRANKLIN.

John w. Blaisdeli left for Washington,
d. c., Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Lee will organize a junior
Epworth league Saturday afternoon.
The schooner Lizzie V. Hall is loading
curb for New York for W. b. Blaisdeu q
Co.
Charles Clark and wife, of Lewiston, are
spending few days here with their
parents.
Mrs. James Hin and Mrs. Grace Wood
Clark, of West Gouldsboro, were guests of
Mrs. Adelaide Dunn, last Wednesday.
Rev. A. w. Lorimer and bride arrived
home Friday. A reception was accorded
them Saturday evening at the Baptist
vestry.
Mrs. Ruth French is at home, after
spending several weeks at Sullivan, assist
ing in the care of the late Mrs. Henry
Prehle.
Burleigb Swan and Murehie Gordon are
at home from E. NJ. c. seminary, and
Boyd Blaisdeil and Harold Wilbur from
Higgins classical institute.
Mrs. Frank Blsisdell and daughter,
Miss Alta, with Miss TIA Gordon, returned
Saturday from Charleston, where they at
tended commencement exercises.
Russell Blsisdell, who graduated with
high honors from Johns Hopkins uni
versity medical department, Baltimore,
has position at Hudson River hospital,
Poughkeepsie, where he goes soon for
years practice.
June Is "a
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WEST EDEN

G. n. Rich has gone to the hospital in
Bangor for treatment.
Miss Judith Knowles has gone to North
east Harbor to spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs Emma Peach.
Master Arden Peach met with a painful
accident, nearly cutting of one of his
thumbs while playing with hay cutter.
Mrs. Fred Gonya and little son Fred
rick, of Bar Harbor, spent the past week
with Mrs. Gonya's mother, Mrs. Ida Rich.
Mrs. Alvah Ray and two daughters,
Maud and Ina, of stonington, are visiting
Mrs. Rays daughter, Mrs. Florence Rich.
Mrs. B. F. Sumner has returned to her
home at Winter Hsrbor. Her little gran
daughter, Sarah Hadley, accompanied her.
Mrs. Alice Leighton and daughter Eu-
dora, of Salisbury Cove, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Leighton's parents, A. S. Bun
ker and wife.
Rev. c. W, Crane, field secretary of the
C. E. society, preached in place OF the
pastor, Miss Koch, Sunday afternoon at
Town Hill schoolhouse. Mr.. Crane is
supplying the pulpit at Somesville this
season.
June IS. NJ.
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PATTY IN FRANKLIN.

Favored by weather and aided by cir
cumstsnees a party of twenty-five en-
joyed day at camp Laughing Water" in
Franklin, by special invitation Of it's
owners, Mrs. Charles r. Bunker. Mrs.
r. ID. Gnptil, Mrs. J.. l.. Coombs, Mrs.
Benjamin Crossley, Mrs. II. c. Bunker,
Mrs. Adelaide Dunn and John Pherson.
These ladies are noted for their cordiaiity
and arc nothing IL not hospitshle, and the
stranger within the gate is NOT allowed
to be long strange.
The camp is roomy and is equipped " ith
every convenience aud comfort, and plea :
antly situated on the shore OF Georges
pond in an ideal spot about mite from
franklin village. The oongenial company,
fine dinner and whoie-souied hospitality
made the occasion delightful and one long
to he remembered. croque,, music and
boating were some of the things provided
for entertainment, the brisk breeze max
ing it unfavorable for fishing.
A o'clock another meal was dispensed,
followed by speech making. Capt. Dcasy,
always a witty eonversstionRlist, as toast
master, was al bis best. W. F. Bruce and
J. NJ. Williams responded In happy vein,
and DR.. c. c. Larrsbee showed that he
understood the art Of speech making, as
well as that Of healing. Mrs. l.. p. Cole
spoke for the ladies. and altogether the
gathering. meeting under such happy con-
ditions, can but facilitate the deepening
of friendships.
The guests who were able 10 accept the
invitation were w. r. Bruce and wife, Y.
+. Ray aud wife, A. r. Joy and wife, j. NJ.
Williams and wife, Dr. {. c. I.arrabcs and
wife, l.. p. Cole and wife, j. 5. coombs
ana Stte Capt. Dsasy, Mrs. John Hutch
ings, Mrs. Alu1ira Higgins, Mrs. Charles
a.anee, Mrs. Alired Hamilton, Lula NJ
Bunker, % Prospsct Harbor, and Raymond
D. Gapsiii and wife, of Gouldsboro.
June Is. c,
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OBITUARY.

The many friends OF Jonathan Sargent
were sa dened to hear OF his death which
occurred Tuesday morning, June 8, at the
age of seventy years. Mr.. Sargent was a
lifelong resident of this place, and a man
who was most highly respected by all.
He was man with bright, sunny dis
position, never having been known TO
speak Ill OF his neighbor, always practic-
ing the golden rule. Surely man with
such character has entered one Of those
mansions that have been prepared for
those who love Him.
Mr.. Sargent wss sufferer from heart
disease, having been i'll for a number OF
months. He leaves wife, four children
Mrs. Mary A. Hooper, of West Sullivan.
Charles Sargent, of Oak Point, Mrs. Emma
Pettee, OF Ashville, and Mrs Sadie Hooper,
of this place; also one sister and three
brothers. The family have the sympathy
OF the entire community in their sorrow.
The funeral was held THURSDAY. June 7.
at the residence, conducted by Rev. q.
Mayo, OF Winter Harbor. The floral Of
ferings were beautiful
June IS. III
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST FRANKLIN.

Leo Blaisdell has returned home from
Pittsfeld NJ. c. 1. for the summer.
Clarence Robbins has bought very nice
organ for his daughters Maud and Jessie.
Wednesday, June 5, a girl baby was
welcomed to the home OF Harry Harrison
and wife.
Henry Whaling, of Sullivan, made
short visit to his uncle, George Rutter,
last week.
Miss Eva Springer, who graduated at
Pittsaeld Maine Central Institute, has re-
turned home,
J. r. A.he and wife, of Ashville, were in
town visiting relatives at Mrs. Ashes
former home.
Misses Cassie Hooper and Msrcis
Springer attended commencement eXer-
cises at Piitstield last week.
Miss Carrie Burgess, of Chelsea, Mass,
ia passing her summer vacation with her
sister, Mrs. John L. Hardison.
F. Z. Blaisdell, son Leo and daughter
Rens attended the quarterly meeting at
West Franklin Sunday, June II.
Hazel, daughter of F. e. Eiaisdel and
wife, who underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis two weeks ago, is improving
rapidly.
Cards have been received by the friends
OF Harry Maurice Patten TO be present at
the Hebron commencement exercises
Wednesday, June -.
Friday, June Is, as Rev. A. w. Lorimer
and his bride stepped from the train at
Franklin, they were more than showered
with rice and cordially welcomed home.
Saturday evening, June 10, a reception
was held at the Baptist yestry for Pastor
Lorinsr and his wife. The vestry was
beautifully arranged and decorated for the
occasion by the young ladies of his parish.
The members OF his church presented the
pastor and wife with an elegant writing
desk. Many were present aud all were
pleased with the pastor chnrniag bride.
Cake and ice-eream were served.
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COUNTY NEWS.
pRospECT HARBoR.

ffVSt flNt AlstfhAfCAsf
The Misses Moore spent SATURDAY. in
Bangor.
Il. F. Ray goes to Bar Hsrbor this morn
ing for the summer.
Mrs. John stinson has been spending q
few days in Hancock.
r. u. Guptill and wife were guests OF
John ). Coomhs and wife on Sunday.
w. p. Hewins went to Boston Thursday
to accompany his family back this week.
Talbot Workman and wife were guests
of their nephew, Ira Workman, she last of
the week.
Capt Rufus II. Allen, of Meirose, Mass,
was guest at Charles Blance's for a few
days last week.
Fred A. Noyes and wife, OF East Sulii-
van were guests Of Alfred Hamilton and
wife over Sunday.
The Knights OF Pythias had their an
nual pythian sermon in Union church
Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Mayo, OF
Winter Harbor, officiating. The Knights
were escorted to the church by the Red
men, who had seats reserved for them, as
well as the Pythian sisterhood. The
church, which was prettily decorated, was
filed. The choir rendered three sciec-
tions which added not a little TO the
service.
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Rev. A. w. Lorimer was united ia mar
ragv at the Baptist church Tuesday to
Miss Maud Craig, a member OF the gradu-
atimg class from the high school. The
church was extensively and tastefully
decorated for the occasion. Rev. A. b.
Lorimer, brother, and pastor OF the
Columbia street Bap tiss church, Bangor,
officiated, assisted by Rev Mr.. Gates.
rev. Z. 5. Philbrook, OF Belfast, was
best man and the bridesmaid was Miss
Mabel Craig, sister OF the bride. The
flower girls were Eva Annss and Veds
sweetser. Edwin Gates was ring bearer,
and the usners We're Mertie Beiyea,
Augusta KaIlock, Edna Lindow, Eva Red
mond, Bertha Hemphill and Blanche Allen,
all classmates OF Miss Craig.
Che wedding took place at high noon,
the church being full before that hour
and admittanee refused 10 late corners.
An afternoon reception WAS held, AT
which very many embraced the oppor-
tunity to say good bye to the bride who
is feser eddy popular, and to congratulate
the bridegroom ON his good fortune. The
usual demonstration took place at the
depot when the happy couple took the
80 train. -PresqGe iste Correspondent.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Little Eva Foren has been very ill, but
is some better.
Sherman Mcfarland and Fred Milliken
are employed in Bangor.
Miss Blanch Smith will go to Isle an
Hsut to spend the summer.
Z. Il. Butteriieid and wife have gone to
Southwest Harbor, for the summer.
Chester Norris and wife, of Bangor,
were recent guests of II. c. Mlliken and
wife.
Mrs. Lena Mcfarland has returned from
orono, where she has been spending a
few weeks.
Miss Edna Graves and brother, OF Bos-
ton, are with their grandparents, Jesse
Brown and wife.
w. X. Springer and wife, Fred Miliiken
and Horace Smith recently spent few
days at Molasses pond, Eastbrook.
June 10. SUMAc.
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SEAL COVE.
June IS.

Miss Lulu Pierce, who is employed at
Mckinley, is at home for week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Walls is at Mt. Desert with
her daughter, Mrs. Phronie Carter.
George Robbins, OF opechee, visited
friends here and at Mckinley recently.
Chester Robbins, wife and little son, OF
opeehee, spent week with relatives here.
Mrs. Louisa Norwood is at Southwest
Harbor, visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Whitmore.
No services were held at the hall sun
day. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Skillin, is
away for two weeks.
Mrs. L. r. Sprague spent part of last
week at West fremont with her daughter,
Mrs. Gardner Lawson.
Mrs. Win Robinson and little son, who
have been visiting at Southwest Harbor,
returned home Sunday.
June IS. n.
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WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. Sadie Eye has arrived for the sum
mer at her old home.
Luthur Albee has moved his family to
Mckinley, where he has work.
Vernon Latty has moved his family to
Mckinley. He works in the factory.
Miss Evelyn Lunt, who has been visit
ing relatives at Southwest Harbor, is home.
Ida Rumill came home Tuesday from
Castine where she has attended normal
school.
Mrs. Nancy Sprague, of Seal Cove,
spent few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Mena Lawson.
Leslie Gott has exchanged his fishing
boat with Leslie Wilson for smaller one
with an engine.
Mrs. Nettie Rumiil is at home from
Northeast Harbor, where she has been the
past three weeks.
Ernest Murphy left Thursday morning
for Bangor to. see his brother Winfield,
who is reported very ill with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Sarah Reed received word the past
week that her soD-in-law, Capt. Charles
E. Branscomb, was dangerously i'll in a
New York hospital.
Capt. George W. Murphy made short
visit home from Boston the past week.
His vessel, the Helen l.. Martin, is being
discharged in Boston.
Basil Lunt, who has been dong gov
eminent work at Wood island the past two
months, came home Friday, and is with
his sister Mrs. W. A. Clark.
The names OF three little girls who had
recitations were omitted from the school
programme printed last week-Hazel
Reed, Freelove Brewer and Ruth Thurs
ton.
Kate and Julia Clark, who have been at
tenoing Shaw's business college at Port
land for the past six months, came home
Tuesday for vacation before going to
work.
Charlie Reed, Mrs. Edmund Reed and
Edmund Reed, ir., came Sunday from
Duck island where Mrs. Reed and son
have been visiting her husbands parents,
Capt. Adams REED and wife. Charlie will
visit few days before going hack.
June IS. THELMA.
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OTIS.

Mrs. Arden Young is very poorly
Caleb Davis and wife are visiting ii.
tives in Bangor. 'eia-
Mrs. Edward Tally has gone n l..
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Eyers,, ,D y
gins. hig-
The farmers are rushing wi.l :.
planting, which is very late, in NJ .us''
finish next week. pes 70
Miss Maud Jordan, OF Trenton r,.,.,
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs oa '''el
Jordan, ST., last week.
Clifford Salisbury, of Bangor IA.
turned home after few days, y,,i, ~
with his brother, Willis Salisbury '
Visitors are coming to town ..,,.
hsh in Floods lake for the famops -. y
Many large catches are being made
Bert Smith and wife, OF Bpes.u...
made short visit here last week ~
Mrs. Smiths parents, Aaron sallsbp,v ,ns
wife. 'Ha
Mrs Angie Morey has arrived hsrc win
her family for the summer. She Mn
occupy the Fogg cottage, as in p,sviou.
seasons.
Among the visitors at Edward LANE,
Sunday were Mr.. LAlly's brother nj 80
a friend, of Bangor, aud Mr.. BILLINGS a.
son, of East Eddington.
Sanford Grindle and wife came Ia,
"Wednesday from Bar Harbor to live vi,.
Mrs. Grindle's parents, Wallace Tibet.
and wife, for the summer.
Nathan Salisbury and wife, who went /,
Bangor some weeks ago, for Mr.. salisbur
to receive treatment for the loss Of hi.
eyssight. returned home last week with
his vision restored, the operation hayip,
been very successful.
June IS. DAVIS
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ANON.
NORTHEAST HARRoR.

Miss Ethel Reed returned from Pitts
field ON Friday.
Levi Butler is building bungalow near
the nursery grounds.
Miss Amy c. Wilbur, stenographer, ar
rived Saturday for the season.
Bishop and Mrs. Dosne and Miss Com
dit, OF Albany, arrived Sunday for the
summer.
Francis B. Squirting, Hannah Kimbali
and Mary Fitzpatrick returned from Kent g
Hill Sunday.
Pres. ID. c. Gilman and family, OF BaltS-
more, arrived Friday Of last week, and are
at their cottage, oyeredge, for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Erie Holmes and Miss
Elsie Holmes left Saturday for Hebron to
attend commencement exercises, their
son Laurie being a member OF the gradu-
ating class.
June IS. NJ
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Business on the granite quarries is dull.
Alonzo Gordon is in Eastbrook this
week
Wallace Springer has gone to SWANS
Island, where he has employment.
Mrs. Ralph Springer was in town sun
day, visiting her husbands parents, Amos
Springer and wife.
George Colson is successor to Onias
Springer in the postoiiice. He will take
his position June %.
Miss NJ. f. Moone returned last Friday
from Boston, where she has been ON visit
with relatives and friends.
June Is. NJ.
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GREAT POND.

Camp Octagon is occupied by a
party of sportsmen.
Lee Archer, of Wesley, has been visiting
relatives here this week.
Miss Bessie Johnston, of Amherst, is
guest OF Mrs. f. Z. Mace.
Mrs. Lewis Shuman, with her children,
returned to Franklin Thursday.
James Rice, OF Bangor, was guest OF
Ezra Williams and wife Wednesday night.
The young people gave Mrs. Clifford
Archer a pleasant surprise Monday night.
Charles Whipple, Of Springfield, Mass,
is spending few weeks at Alligator. he
has been an annual visitor there Tor
twenty years.
Mrs. Richardson closed pleasant term
Of school this week. The usual. reading
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Mckinley

Mrs. John w. Reed is spending q few
days in Stonington.
Mrs. f. L. Kelley and family, of Jones'
port, are here for the summer.
Mrs. William Mason, of Southwest
Harbor, is visiting her parents here.
Miss Harriette Trssk has returned home
from Castine, where she has been attend
ing normal school.
Steamer Vinslhaven brought q large
party of exeursionists here from stoning-
ton and Swans Island Wednesday even
ing. The dance in Mt. Desert hall was
largely attended. Music by Alexauder's
Big Fire. Supper was served by the VIII
isge benefit society.
June 10. ANON.
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SOUTH GnrLnsRoRn.

Percy woodworth, OF Essthrook, is Wis
iting his uncle, A. r. Hooper.
A vessel recently arrived with coal for
the Frenchman's Bay Packing Co.
Howard Bunker and wife. Of North Sui
Ivan, are visiting Mrs. Banker's parents.
Ira Robertson and wite, OF North sulli-
van, were recent guests of Mrs. C. l. Bun
ker.
The ladies OF the church society are
making plans for dinner at the church
Fourth Of July.
G. ). Nelson and wife, of Cherryfleld,
visited their daughter, Mrs. II. /. Freese.
Saturday and Sunday.
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SEAL HARBOR.

Mrs. Maurice Marshall is on the sick
list.
Miss Helen Mansfield is the guest of A.
c. Pinkham.
+. II. Macomber is having his rooms fin
ished above his store.
Miss Hazel Hardison, OF West Franklin,
is employed at Anthony Hamor's.
DIR. Cornelius Smith preached an inter
esting sermon at St. Jude's church last
Sunday, June IL.
Mr.. Rhodes, Mrs. Rowland and Mr..
Engstron, with their families, have arrived
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INDIAN POINT.

The friends of Samuel Leland are sorry
to know OF bis poor health.
f. Loring Eoster and wife, of Bar Har-
Dor, entertained a party sunday at the
Fenelon Higgins farm
John II. Abrsm and wife, of Bar Har-
Dor, spent Sunday with Mrs. Abrams
grandparents, Seth Harding and wife.
T. c. Higgins and wife, of Bar Harbor,
and d. A. Higgins and wife, of Narrows,
spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs.
Abbie Higgins.
June u.s. H
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MEMORIAL SERVICE.

sunday afternoon services we're held in
the Grange hall in memory of the de-
parted members of Lamoine grange. The
following was the order Of services: Sing
ing, choir; responsive reading; prayer,
K-v. Thomas Mcdonald; singing, choir;
reading of list of departed members; re-
marks, w. NJ. Jesse Young; solo, Mrs.
Ltcordia Davis; remarks, Brother Frank
L. Hodgkins; address, Rev. t. Mcdonald,
chaplain OF grange; original poem, Mrs.
S j. Young; singing; benediction.
The poem by Mrs. Young follows;
Patrons and friends here assembled
On the nations appointed day.
The memory Of loved ones to cherish,
And observing tributes to pay.
And while we live over In memory
The twenty two years that have passed,
Since we have been banded .lattber
In the chain Of Friendship 50 fast;
We fad many times the gin. Feaper
Has thrust in his cycle SO keen,
And garnerei the sheaves for the Master,
An REDUNDANT harvest. wesu.
Yes. many that here are assoc bled
Have had hearts that were bleeding and
torn,
And homes that viii ever be lonely
For loved enes that never return.
Not alone in the family circle,
But here in our grange home 50 dear,
Their presence, their help and their counsel
Are missed with each passing year.
But sweet are the gems that are treasured
In uemory's casket secure.
And sweeteF the blessed assurance
OF = union that ever endures,
Then tsnderly, lovingly scatter
The dawers on their last resting place
The smbol Of deeds rich with fragrance
OF tEeir lives time can never effaee.
Ans may we who yet are remaining
strive their virtues to emulate.
And learn, if perchance there we're failures,
! lesson through others mistakes
And thus will our lives be made better
Hy the memory Of others that's past,
That the sa,aves for the Master we garner
LAY nee. dis approval at last.
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HALL QUARRY.

Mrs. C. J. Hall is visiting friends in
Somesville.
Herbert Remission left this morning for
Reds.one, y. II.
Mrs. Ruth Grlndie has returned from
two weeks visit st Stonington.
Mrs. H. l.. Perkins was the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Cousins, Of Bar Har-
Dor, last week.
Mrs. Clarence Goulding is in Rocklan
for few days with her daughter. Mrs.
Blanche Reyes.
June u. PEBBLE.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Miss Eunice Coggins, who has been
teaching at Cranberry Isles, returned sat
urday.
William Brooks and family, of Ellis
worth. are visiting Mrs. Brooks parents
this week.
Mrs. A. H. Coggins left Friday for
Southwest Harbor, for two weeks visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Robbie Norwood.
June Is. Y.