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for by John W. Green, John Gilbert,
K. w. Rodger, G. w. Lynn, H. L.
Beamer, John G. McCool, David Nc
Cool, /. n. Goodwin, @. p. True, AL
fred fire 5. Bailey, Thomas Ryan, Chester
Vestoyer, L. 5. Burt, w. j. Richard
son, j. O. Browning. commencing at
southeast corner of section thirty-six
1861 township fifteen (15) range twenty
three Obj thence east on the section
and county line or as near thereat as
practicable road can be established
to about of mile west of the south
east corner of section thirty-five 1857
township fifteen (15) range twenty-five
(22) and there terminating. The
board finds the petition to be a legal
one and that a good and sufficient
bond as required by law is filed with
said petition. appoints j. w. Altman.
j. V. l.. Irwin and Oren Joseph view
ers of said road who are to meet with
the county surveyor of Trego county,
Kansas, at the southeast corner of
section thirty-siX 1867 township fifteen
u5l range twenty three (23) on the
18th day of August, 1906, and there
proceed to view SAID road and to give
all parties a hearing. The county
clerk is instructed to give due and
legal notice of the view and survey of
SAID notice in his office and in Will
cox and Riverside townships
ROAD NOTICE.
To Whom 1t MAY Concern:
In pursuance of an order made by
the Board of County Commissioners
of the County of Trego. in the State
of Kansas, in regular session on the
End day of July A. d. 1906, notice is
hereby given that John w. Green,
John Gilbert, r. w. Rogers, G.. W.
Lynn, III. @. Beamer, John f. McCool,
|. n. Goodwin, c., p True, Alfred S.
Bailey. Thos. Ran, Chester West
over, L. S. Burt, w. J. Richardson. J.
G. Browning.
Householders of said county. resid-
ing in the vicinity where it is pro-
posed to lay out and establish the
road below mentioned. have present.
ed to said board their certain peti-
tion, praying the laying out and es-
county as follows: Commencing at
the southeast corner of section thirty
six 1861 in township fifteen (15l range |
twenty-three t23) running thence east |
on the section and county line, or as |
near thereto as practicable road can |
be established, to about I of mile |
west of the southeast corner of section
thirty-fiye (35) township fifteen isl |
range twenty-five (22) and there term
mating, and that J. w. Altman. J. vi
L. Irwin and Oren joseph, viewers |
duly appointed, will meet at south
east corner section SO township Is |
A. d. 1906, and proceed to view said |
road, and to give all parties a hearing |
Witness nv hand and the seal of |
said county, affixed at my office in |
said county. this End day of July A !.
D. 1906.
j. w. PHAREs,
SEAL County Clerk
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Regular July meeting
wa-Keeney. Kansas. July 2. Is

| Wa-heeney, Kansas. j uly ,. 1906
The Board OF County Commissioners of
session at the Office of County Clerk. There
commissioners, and County Clerk The
Board was called to order by Geo. W Lynn,
or a. A. CockreH came in. The Board re-
NAMED in session the End and 3rd taking a
recess at various times and then adjourned
10 meet August Z, 1905.
~as transacted: The Quarterly Statement
Of the County Treasurer and the Quarterly
approved as were also the Fee Bills for the
Quarter Of the County Clerk, County. Treas
Deeds. Sheriff and County Attorney.
On motion the Board hereby appropriated
fund to the use of the Normal fund. 7
endent of Pn6e y she G9ionty
Jaskey, s 5. Harvey and Jno. Lofn. as APP
praisers to appraise the school house in dis
The appoIntment by the County superin-
PENDENT OF Rosa Biehler as a member Of the
County Board of Examiners of Teachers
On motion the Board orders that ali tracts
y = lands or lots having a valuation of less
, han ten dollars on which the taxes are
lsaid sale the County Treasurer shall bid off
u said tracts or lots not redeemed for the
During the session the following accounts
we're audited and warrants drawn in favor
4 the 5ollowing parties to-wit:
& Brir r.nan n,alxiny sna cealp ps 600
ment in Franklin Twp. 900
hos o'Toole. salary as High School
Christensen. meeting with Board
| of commissioners Il 90
srOver Teeters Scalp / 90
/ mo- Blocksome 500
| 5oy Blocksome. overseeing poor Of
Wilcox Twp. 500
Toy BlocksOme meeting with Board
lof Equalization 500
thoS- NeSbit. boarding Whittlesey 6 90
| 3rego Mer- Co. Mdse for Sarah Rey-
" noldS - 20
frs T. r. Moore Mdse for Sarah
ks J. Williams .ealps ~ s. &c
Herbert Baker supplies for Co. Supt. s96
torney for quarter 15o. 90
80 p. Zones scaips 81 90
3sfego Mer Co. Mdse- for Will Law 9.75
erbeck & Lucas coal and repairs
Ger pile driver BIS
Feyor for Quarter $500
Fndge for May. June less fees 5s15
d. Hlnshaw conveying SQuireS to
,2sp ital - " s5
w Spena steel and repairs for
t>AAx7 yer S3. 30 /
J. Williams cost and funeral
keryices for whittlesey- ....--.... $500
~ marquand scaips. 100
lS- Howe & Son scalps 100 i
Sso. ser Co. sea ps--.-----.-..--- 80 20 |
Hord < Johnson Mdse. for Squires lis |
f2- L. Brown salary janitor and
davs extra help on repairs -. 800
REo Mer. CO. oil and lamp chimney 3a5
keeney TWP m
ID H1nshaw salary sheriff for
Huarter less fees collected 1s- x
- " ~ Smith salary Is County
Enpt. for euar,ser: 1880
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.

T.
Judges Supreme Court --.--.-...-.
W. A. Johnston. Ottawa, and r. A
Burch. Saline, six year term; Silas Porter
Wyandotte, G. B. Graves. four year term
Marion county.
Lieutenant Governor w. J. Fitzgerald
Ford county.
Secretary of State. F. Denton
Harper county.
state Auditor James NJ Nation
Neosho county.
etaoe treasurer --..---.---- Mark Tulley
Montgomery county.
attorney General .------------F f. s. Jackson
Greenwood county.
State Superintendent of Schools. ........
go --------- E. 7. Fairchild
Ellsworth county.
insurance Co:nmissioner....C Charles Barnes
Usage county.
Shawnee county.
Railroad Com misSiOnerS--.--. - n
Frank L. Ryan, Leavenworth county. c.
A. Ryker. Reno county; George W. KAN
avel. Harvey county
DISTRICT.
Congressman Sixth District. A Reeder
JUDICIAL.
Judge 23rd District -.-.----. J. H. Reeder
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FOR COUNTY CLERK

J. H. PoFFENBERGER
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hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Trego county
kans-, subject to the decision OF the Repuli-
can county convention.
A E. GARRETT
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l hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of County Clerk of Trego coun-
ty, subject to the decision of the Republican
county convention. J. T. w. CLOUD.
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REGISTER OLE DEEDS

Il hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Register of Deeds of Trego
county. Kansas, subject to the decision of
the Republican County Convention
CURTIS REDMOND.
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A. f. GARRETT

| hereby announce myself as "a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Trego county.
subject to the decision of the Republican
county. O. l.. Cook.
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Union Pacific Time Table.

Mountain Time-I
WEST BOUND
No. 101-Fast Express -. Due. 200 a. M
No 103-Western Init Due 7:45 d. M
No. 155-Local Freight Due 4:45 D. m.
EAST BOUND.
No. 104-Eastern Int Due 5:20a.
No 102-Fast Express. Due. 1883 =. m.
No 154-Loca1 Freight Due. $40 m.
Tickets sold and baggage checked to all
points in United States and Canada.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
~O~~N~~~~O~N

hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of County Attorney of Trego
county subject to the decision of the Repub-
iican County convention.
HERMAN LONG.
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hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Office of Sheriff of Trego county. sub
ject to the decision of the Republican coun-
ty convention
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LANDS WANTED.

= y w -1AN4 L LII.
nave customers for a few unim-
proved cheap tracts of land; some we'll
improved farms; some small ranches,
and two large ranches.
If you want to sell now is the time.
Come, list what you have, or send me
descriptions, prices. ETC.
For Sale-LandS.
A lew bargains in lands-farm and
nch lands
Irrigated Lands.
am agent for the Arkansas Valley
Su ar Beet 81 Irrigated Land Co s
lane in Southeast Colorado, where
farm ing pays.
Ca Ion or write,
S. NJ. HUTZEL,
WaKeeney, Kans.
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DAVIS.
M'KISLEY.
aiayB.

Eugene Dix is at home for few days.
Daniel Ladd is quite i'll at his home here.
Almona Reed is spending few days in
Ellsworth.
Mrs. Margaret Pickering is in Ellsworth
for few weeks.
Lowell Bunker spent few days this
week in Portland.
Miss Gertrude Knowlton has returned
from brief visit at Northeast Harbor.
Kelley & Ray will hold another Of their
enjoyable dances here Wednesday even
ing, May %.
Clark's Ministries, of Ellsworth, played
to large and appreciative audience in Mt.
Desert hail Thursday evening, May "a.
All the parts were well taken, but perhaps
the shit" of the evening was made by
Walter J. Clark, jr., in the "Rube" spec
ialty act. Monaghan's orchestra furnished
music Tor the dance after The entertain
ment.
May Is. ANON.
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SULLIVAN.
II.
Mays.

Capt. james Urann has returned to
spend the summer in this vicinity.
Miss d. Simpson is at Camp Lyon,
near Bangor, for a season of change.
DIR. Phelps is absent for much-needed
rest, and will be about his business again
next week.
Miss Ida Dennis arrived home Friday
from Cambridge, where she has passed the
winter with the Saundersons.
The summer sojourners here, and in this
vicinity, are having their places put in
order, in anticipation of an early oceu-
pancy-
Miss Helen Smith, formerly of the Bar
Harbor Record, at last accounts was So
journing in Italy, and sends postsls from
0rvieto containing fine views OF that
place and the beautiful cathedral there
whose elegant windows are among the
worldwide wonders. Miss Smith will
settle down in Germany for season oil
study, after touring the continent.
May 26. n.
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sARGENTyIILE.

Charles Simmons is employed at Egge-
moggin.
Edgar NeveiIs spent few days last
week in Stonington.
Mrs. Amanda Haskell visited friends In
Brooksyille last week.
Mrs. Cora Harding sprained her ankle
quite badly last week.
Albert Billings spent Sunday and Mon
day with friends in South Rockville.
Miss Eva Grindal, OF Deer Isle, Is spend
ing short vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
Hattie Nevelis.
Mrs. c. l.. Babson was called to Egge-
moggin on Wednesday by the illness OF
her daughter, Mrs. w. X. Babson.
Mrs. Lydia Cover and family, of Mel
rose, Mass, arrived Thursday. They will
spend the summer as usual at Ashlswn.
Mrs. Frank Redman and daughter
Agnes, OF Newton Upper Falls, are spend
ing few weeks with Mrs. Mary MiIliken.
May "a. SIM.
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SEAL COVE.

The condition OF Mrs. Hannah Dodge,
who is seriously ill, remains unchanged.
Her many friends hope for her recovery.
Mrs. Elva Stanley, Of Center, and her
son, Bennett Stanley, wife and little son, OF
Salem, Mass, visited Capt. and Mrs. j. H.
Rumill "Wednesday
A forest fire starting from burning
match carelessly thrown down, did con-
siderable damage to the wood lots OF H.
Baker and George Kellay on Monday last.
The men turned out en- nasse, and extin-
gnished the fire before much Roadway
had been gained.
L. B. Deasy, Roscoe Eddy, Fred Ly-
nam, of Bar Harbor, Nj. L. Allen, of Mt.
Desert, and Perry Sargent, of Manset,
took supper at the Lily Lake house FRI
day night. Frank Sawyer, of Bangor,
and III. r. Whitcomb, of Ellsworth, were
at Lily Lake house Wednesday.
MAY 49, n.
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SOUND.

Miss Nina Butler is employed at North
east Harbor for the season.
Horace Brown, of Southwest Harbor, is
seriously i'll at Mrs. Z. C. Sargent's.
Stephen Harmon, of Southwest Harbor,
was here Thursday to see his uncle, Horace
Brown.
G. H. Sargent, whose eyes have been
troubling him lately, left Monday for Bos-
ton to receive treatment.
Mrs. Walter Blake and daughters Ger
trude and Flora arrived home from Ston-
ington Wednesday, for few weeks.
School closed here Friday after sue
cessful term taught by Miss Rubie Hig-
gins. Among those who received prizes
for not being absent one half day were:
Kathleen Wasgatt, Reuben Brown, Leo
Butler, Etheiyn Carter and Leewood
Brown. Those not tardy during the term
were: Estelle Gray, Viva Hsvey, Julian
Tracy, Ethelyn Carter, Pearl Higgins,
Rueben Brown, Leo Butler and Leewood
Brown. A picnic dinner was greatly en-
ioyed by ALL
Nav Is. H.
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ANON.
ATLANTIC.
May8.

Benjamin Gott and family left last Fri
day for South Robbinston.
Mrs. Drusilla Joyce went to Ellsworth
Sunday. Eldie Smith is keeping house
for her.
NJ. V. Bsbbidge was in town last week
making calls on old friends and visiting
his sister, Mrs. A. II. Staples.
The men from Massachusetts are doing
fine work on the Baptist church. They
expect to be through by Saturday next.
Capt. Emery Joyce and wife will soon
move to their summer home, Island Cafe,
having rented their cottage to the same
party as last year.
Several from Atlantic availed themselves
of the invitation given by the ID. of P. of
Swans Island last Wednesday evening.
They report very pleasant evening and
a nice entertainment.
MAY rs. A.
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SPEC.
GREAT POND.

Ezra Williams came from the drive this
week quite i'll with the grip. Mrs. VIII
liams is improving.
Eugene Chick has returned from Ma
chias, where he has been employed by the
Ellsworth Lumber Co.
Mrs. Gertie Shuman, with her two
children, Valma and Charles, is visiting
her husbands parents, j. r. Shuman and
wife. A. III. Stevens, of Milo, who is in very
poor health, is also guest there for few
weeks.
Mrs. Clara Williams entertained the
sewing circle on Wednesday. All the
members were present, and two visitors
Mrs. Richardson, the teacher, and Mrs.
Lewis Shuman, of Franklin. A banquet was
served and a very pleasant time reported.
Patterson and Williams have made ar
rangements with f. E. Mace to convey
their parties to and from Bangor. They
have Boston party at Camp octagon. M.
F. Bracket, of Bangor, brings the parties
for Alligator this week. Mr.. Stone and
his brother, Harry Stone, MIR. Crawford
and Mr.. Coe, of Worcester, Mass, are oc-
cupying Lakeview camp. Frank Cunning
ham is with J. T. Haynes as guide and
Stephen ODER, OF Trenton, cook.
May IS. E.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Gov additional oos~.y Nsx. see Other paoe.
OTIS.


Ferd Robbins went Monday to Bar Har-
Dor, where he has employment.
David Phlbroos, wife and daughters. Of
North Msriaville, were guests Sunday of
Jed Salisbury and wife.
Willis Salisbury and wife have the SYM
pathy of friends in the death OF their in
FAINT, who was four days old, last Tuesday.
Benjamin Warren and wife, of Edding-
ton Bend, visited their aged brother,
George Warren and family last Wednes-
day.
Nathan Salisbury and wife went to the
Bangor hospital last Tuesday, where Mr..
Salisbury will receive treatment for his
eyes.
Farming is very late in this vicinity on
account OF so much rain. Atwood Edge
comb, one OF the earliest farmers, who
last year at this time was hoeing his early
stuff, has about fifteen acres yet to plant.
Little Marion Edgeeomb and Master
Irving Salisbury, pupils in a school three
miles from home, are the latest heroes
at present with those interested in the de-
struction OF the troublesome hedgehog.
They killed very large one on their way
to school one morning, which delay made
them tardy, but the progressive teacher
didn't mark them.
Nav D. DAVIS
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

George Lurvey is spending few weeks
with relatives in Camden.
John Robinson, of Long Island, is here
assisting in the care of his mother, Mrs.
Abigail Robinson, who is very ill.
Everton Colt has found employment at
Stonington for the summer. His wife and
daughter are with him. William Murphy
has rented his cottage for the season.
Regrets are felt over the small supply of
flowers to be obtained for Memorial bay.
Narcissus and tulips are doing bravely to
make up for the hardness Of wild flowers.
Isaac Whitmore, an aged and respected
citizen, who has been out of health for
some time, was recently attacked by the
grip and after a brief illness died at tine
horne of his son William On Thursday
morning, May "a.
Harvey aodgkins went to Boston last
week to get the Cochrane steam yacht of
which he is captain during the summer
season. On his return to Sorrento he will
call for his wife, who is cottage house,
keeper for Mrs. Cochrane.
Miss Marie Sawyer left last week for
New Hampshire for few months, having
been advised to go away from the sea-
shore for awhile to get free from cough
left by the grip. Her sister Marion ac-
companied her. Her friends here hope for
her complete restoration to health.
May 26. SPRAY.
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WEST FREMONT.

Roy Eaton, who has just had a new
naphtha built, is doing very well fishing
The West fremont improvement society
met with with Mrs. Sylvia L. Reed Thurs
day.
All are well pleased to see Frank Saw
yer in town once more. He is at L. w.
Rumill's.
Benjamin Mayo and wife, of Southwest
Harbor, visited Mrs. Mayo's mother, Mrs.
i. NJ. Lunt, Thursday.
l.. B. Deasy, Fred c. Lyman and Roscoe
Eddy, of Bar Harbor, and NJ. L. Allen, of
Somesville, were here last Saturday.
Harold Lawson and Will s. Trask, who
are fishing in the schooner Rena Percy,
made a short visit home this week while
the vessel took on her bait at Orland.
Capt. Abner Pomroy died at his home
last Wednesday morning. He was one of
our oldest citizens, and his home had al
ways been in this place. He had been
be-ridden for the past seven years, and
was great sufferer, but very patient. He
had been tenderly cared for by his son
Alton and wife, since the death OF his
ewn wife three years ago. The funeral
was held at the home Of his son Alton
Friday, Rev. Mr.. Barnard officiating.
May %. THELMA.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Grin Sylvester has new horse.
Lewis Judkins has moved his family
into o. f. Sylvester's house.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel T. Lowe, of South Hope, on
May 10.
Mrs. Julia Roberts, of Milford, Mass,
has lately been the guest OF Mrs. lydia j..
Warren.
Mrs. Roberts, OF Milford, Mass, was
called here by the Illness OF her brother,
Seth Fifield.
Mrs. Mary Powers, of Deer Isle, and An
geline Robbins. OF South Deer Isle, are
visiting Mrs. Powers sister, Mrs. George
Mcfarland, OF Rockport.
The county commissioners were in town
Wednesday. They designated the road
leading from the town line at South Deer
Isle bridge to Scott's landing at North
Deer Isle as the State road.
While Mrs. Mary Parker, OF Mountain
vile, with little daughter and Nora Davis,
were on their way to Stonington, the horse
became frightened and threw them out.
Mrs. Parker was seriously injured, the
Others escaping with only slight bruises.
May 25. H.
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SOUTH pENoBsooT.

Harry wescoit came home May q.
NJ. L. Grindal came home from Stockton
to-day.
Mrs. A. C. Condor is still in very poor
health.
Il. p. Perkins has s75 chickens, and more
on the way.
p. II. Staples is able to go around a
little ON crutches.
Frank Staples has left for the Banks on
a Bucksport vessel.
Newell Roberts is employed as night
Waterman on the dredge.
Mrs. Sarah Grindle Is at home from
BluehIll, where she spent the winter.
Fred White went to sargcntviile Monday
to build cottage for G. /. Bowden, of
bingham, Mass.
A dredgc is working in the barbor
finishing the work left last fall by the
dredger Falmouth.
An entertainment was held at Bagadnce
hall May d. Ice-cream was sold after the
entertainment. On account of the
weather there was not a very large attend
ance.
Nav D. a.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Lawrence Dow has returned from Rock
land.
Mrs. Michael Snowman has been visit
ing relatives here recently.
Amos Dow died at his home May q, Of
disease incident to old age.
The sidewalk society will be entertained
by Mrs. Ralph Gray next week.
Miss Alice White, of Chicago. reached
here Thursday to spend the summer.
George Hill, who has been employed on
the steamer J. T. Morse, is at home.
Montaford Haskell, who has been on the
schooner Susan N. Pickering, arrived
home Thursday.
Capt. Charles Scott leaves for Boston
this week to make arrangements for the
summer yachting business.
Mrs. Meredith Ellis has gone to Brooks
vile with her daughter, Miss Allen, who
has returned from New York for the sum
mer.
May %. r..
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DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Harriet Small went to Portland
Friday for weeks visit to her brother.
Gardner Joyce.
Mrs. Ed. Richardson, who has been
spending the winter in Quincy, Mass,
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Parker was thrown from her
carriage by horse shying, and sustained
quite painful injury.
Ralph spofford, one of Deer Isles popu-
lar young men, was married Saturday to
Miss Jessie Moody, of Belfast.
Mrs. Lettie Sponord, who has been on a
trip to Florida, stopped at Springfield to
visit her son Fred ON her way home,
arriving here Tuesday.
Judson Haskell has been laid up with q
bad knee, caused by an accident in hand
ling gasoline engine. He has SO much
improved as TO be out again.
Rev. Mr.. Bosworth, of Bristol, preached
at the Congregational church at Deer Isle
Sunday. They have extended call to
him to preach here during the coming
year.
The Bluehill academy students win give
an entertainment at the town hall Satur-
day evening, under the management OF
w. II. Pstten, their principal, who was
former high school teacher here.
A party of twelve from Pine Tree chap
ter visited the chapter at Sedgwiek Tues
day evening, and witnessed the working
81 al l.
was served, and all expressed themselves
as having greatly enjoyed the trip.
May %. REX.
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BASS HARBOR.
'THELMA.

Miss Maude Closson returned Thursday
from visit to BiuehiIl and Surry.
John Dawes has gone to Boston to take
command of the schooner Waterman.
Air. Barron, of Northeast Harbor, is
visiting his granddaughter, Mrs. Maude
Torrey.
Schooner Commerce, Capt. Elias Rich, Is
in the harbor with lumber for Lewis Tor
rey's new house.
The Ellsworth minstrels gave a very
good entertainment Thursday evening in
Mt. Desert hall. 1t was well attended.
Through the efforts of the O. s. II. club
q flag pole sas erected near the school
house last week. The club is composed of
girls under twelve years of age, who have
worked hard to accomplish their object.
May Is. X. w.
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LAMoINE.

The grange halls are about to be con-
nccted with the main pipe OF the Cold
Spring Water Co.
Miss Olive Coolidge, who Is teaching
the West Franklin grammar school, is a,
home for a weekend visit.
Mrs. Annie Linscott, who recently I'M
derwent an operation at the Portland
hospital, is rapidly regaiping her wonted
strength, and will be at home Wednesday.
Nav u. IL