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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

American doctors have recently been severely
ensured by a prominent member OF their pro-
,ession for falling 10 recognize inebr;ety as
mental disorder or mental disease. over a hun
dred thousand drunkards, he says, die annually
,n the United States and the medical fraternity
does nothing. The physicians practically stand
aside he asserts. and let the preachers the tenn
perance workers the law makers the judicial
authorities wrestle with the problem. AS a con-
sequence much that is done TO keep men from
drinking is futile The preacher may expound
the Scriptures and take text after text 10 con-
vince the tippler that his path leads TO ruin yet
all too often the tippler continues tipple. The
Temperance worker pulls the sot out of the slums
20 see him slide back there again. The law
maker votes for statute prohibiting saloons.
and saloons become speak easies." The mag
fstrate sends tho inebriate wife beater Ito the
island" and likely as not the petty Nero
celebrates his return home by beating hts wife
again And why? Because the tippler. the sot.
the frequenter OF speak easies' and the wife
heater are all suffering from mental disease
which neither moral nor legal measures can
cure. declares this expert
This charge that the doctors are not doing
their fun duty IN regard the liquor question
war made few days ego before the British
Medical Association az its annual meeting at
Toronto by DR.. Thomas Dawson Crothers. DR..
crothers since 1880 has been president of Wal
nut Lodge Hospital for the Medical Treatment
Of Alcohol and Opium Inebriates at Hartford,
Conn. He Is also we'll known in medical circles
expert on this particular subject because
of having been for thirty years the Editor Of
The Journal OF Inebriety' and for n considerable
period OF time professor OF nervous and mental
diseases al the New York School Of Clinical
Medicine.
Not only IS the habitusl drinker, the man who
smust have something" several times day,
mentally diseased. says DR. Crothers. but so.
also. Sc the moderate drinker," who and
then takes a glass Laboratory research has
only small doses Of alcohol occasionally suffer
from certain physical and mental disturbances.
Exactiy how small dose 81 alcohol can be
s-soed by Instruments with precision is not set
tied. but he says Il Is certain that the regular
Use OF small doses can be positively measured.
Instruments show that alcohol taken I'm the
email quantities 20 which the ordinary mod
crate drinker" IS accustomed depresses the sight.
hearing. taste. smell and touch and lowers the
functional activities Of the organs 81 the body.
u especially disturbes the circulation 81 the
blood. and nowhere much in the brain.
Doctors. therefore, should always recognize
these facts. ne SAYS in the treatment 81 patients
who are moderate drinkers. thus preventing
them from becoming chronic inebristes or con-
tracing fatal diseases arising from their drink
srrv bol,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
THE MAN WITH A GEYsER THIRST.

In The so-calIed periodic drinker the insanity
81 inebriety msnifests itself ia another form. II
Is like geyser which bursts forth with terrific
violence after intervals Of quiet. or an ominous
comet which returns every often from some
invisible haunt TO plunge madly through the sky.
For days. months, even years ofttimes. this
sort OF inebTiate may never touch a drop OF
liquor. and then ali OF a sudden he develops an
insane craving Tor g. And the fear that this
craving viii overruaster him haunts him con-
tinUally. II leers at him over his desk At the
Office. II seats Itself on his bed and taunts him
through the long, sleepless night II laughs de-
risively AT him from the doorway Of every saloon
he passes.
Frequently this ghost appears in masquerade,
hiding itself behind the mask OF some ordinary
physical ailnent. which the victim fails TO rec
ognze. often the periodic drinker, says DR.
Crothers. IS unconscious Of the import and mean
ing OF his symptoms. He Will suffer from in
somnis headaches. great irrita hiity intense ner-
vous anxiety and dread OF loss. He VIII consult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

lasts from two TO five days "Menagerie de-
Irium" the vision Of violet mice and iridescent
snakes. generally supposed TO prevail. is not
especially common. snakes being more rarely
IMAGINED than other animals.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-08
I.AaIoINE.

Aug. 8.

Lowell Coggins aud son have left TO .
their home in Igerns, California.
Mrs. Josephine Farrell, OF Ellsworth, is
with Mrs. n. B. Coolidge for few days.
Miss Alice Cheney. OF Roslindsle, Mass,
is visiting relatives aud friends in town.
c. a. Reynolds, Johnny Rolfe and Miss
Aboie Padelford have returned to Massa-
chusetts.
Miss Flora Rogers and Ralph Knight, of
Maiden, Mass, were guests OF Mrs. +. L.
Hodgkins last week.
Lionel Hodgkins, of Waltham, Joined
his wife and son in Islesford last week,
coming to Lamoine tuesday to spend the
remainder OF his vacation.
An excursion from this vicinity and Eas.
Lamoine made trip up Somes sound as
far as Halls Quarry in the stes mer Mar
jorie Friday. The steamer could not
accommodate all who gathered at the
wharf, and those from this vicinity who
had to give up the trip, decided upon a
picnic at Biunt's pond. The word was
passed along to others not of the original
party @ha apNdA hlks SAtANttu Nu Inc VII
frequented picnic grounds and enjoyed a
delicious clam chowder cooked by him OF
''haddock smother" fame.
Wednesday afternoon company OF
about ninety enjoyed clam bake on the
shore at Berry's cove. The day was perfect,
the spot ideal, and the tempting bivalve
waseooked to the incest degree. Not least
OF the enjoyable features Of the occasion
was the greeting OF old friends, some of
whose homes are separated by the width
Of the continent. The ride home in the
gathering twilight along the heslth-laden
pine woods made delightful close to the
afternoon. The thanks of the party are
due to Messrs. Bragdons, Bunker, Hodg-
kins and Higgins. The chief cooks were
Messrs. Bragdon and Bunker.
Aup g. n
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OAK POINT.
CHIPS.


Harry c. Alley has shipped on the
schooner Lulu w. Eppes.
Mrs. Alice Alley came home from Sound
Saturday on a short visit.
A. II. Grindle's family, of Bar Harbor,
is at their cottage at Oak beach.
Ralph Leland, who has been acting as
mate on the Julia Frances, is home.
John Pomroy and two daughters, OF
South Carolina, are occupying the FuIlsr
cottage.
j. ii. Galley is through hsying, and will
soon return to Bangor, where he will have
employment as stevedore.
Mrs. Josephine Kline will not occupy
her cottage this season, as she Is travel
ing in Europe. Her cottage is occupied
by relatives from Massachusetts Mrs.
John Whitaker, of Dorchester, Mrs. AL
bert Wentworth, Joseph Cowan, wife and
daughter Josephine, of Lawrence. They
are being entertained by Mrs. Kline's
brother, Capt. Cushman Alley.
Aug. D. PLUTARcH.
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NORTHEAST HARRoR.

Mrs. Arthur Gilpatriek has returned to
Boston.
Miss Harriet Glover, OF Fairfield, Conn,
is the guest of Miss Frances Diekey.
c. D. Diekey left Wednesday for New
York for few weeks yachting.
Miss Norris, of Philadelphia, is tine
guest OF Miss Hannah Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker, Of New York, are
guests OF Mrs. Weston at "Miramar".
Norman Armour, of Princeton, is spend
ing week with his parents at sunnysidc.
Harry Cooley and wife Monday, after
spending June and July at the Coster
cottage.
The large schooner yachts Indra and
Aisameeds, of New York, and steam
yachts Columbia and Kismet, were in the
harbor this week.
Rev. John 5. Penman, OF Poughkeepsie.
y. Y, preached at the Union church sun
day. Next Sunday the address win be
delivered by DR.. henry Van Dyke.
Interesting addresses in behalf OF the
Episcopal churches OF California were de-
livered at St. Mary's chapel Sunday even
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The total Of 10 entries have been re-
ccived by the Bar Harbor bench show as
ISOLATION and bumper dog show is
assured for August IS, IL and IN. Boston
terriers show mp strongest in numbers,
sixty-seven of t5is popular breed being
entered. Fully eigbiy-flye per cent. Of
the entries ase tiom outside Maine Some
300 OF these entries are welt known prize
winners, and II IS safe to say that there
never vas inside the state limits such an
aggregation Of noted dogs as will appear
al Bar Harbor.
Following are some Of the prominent
exhibitors. aud the breeds they eater;
Brynwood kennels. Clinton, Conn.,, cocker
spanieis; Mrs. II. T. Peters, New York,
York. Irish settlers; T. +. l.. Kemp, Bos-
ton. st. Bernards; Mrs. f. Y. Mayhem,
Stapleton, L. l., fox terriers and pomcr-
anisns; Mrs. David Fiualay, Bar HArbor,
fox terrier; Revere Collie kennels. Revere,
Mass, collies; Mellen T.. Stevens, Jen-
kintown, Pa, AirpdAle terriers; DIR. VIII
liam Jarvis, ClaFemant, y. H., Irish set
ter Shan fAw Dalmure kennels, n. Al
legsny, Pa, daehshands; Col. Edward
MorrelI, Philadelphia, iuxhoands and set
ters; George c. Thomas, jr., PhiladelphIa,
English settlers; n. F. Lewis, IAnsdowne,
Pa. variety Of breeds; p. A. McHatt,
Beaver Falls, Pa, dalnatioas; +. g. Chase,
Nilkcsbarre, Pa, English settlers; Mrs.
Howard SELLERS, Philadelphia, French
bulldogs; Mrs. c. W. Sharpless, SEATTLE,
Wash, cocker spaniels; George Bieistein,
Buffalo, ~ y; pointers; Prot. William
O'Connor, Boston, Boston terriers; Boyls-
ton kennels, Boston, Boston terriers; VIII
lowmero Farm kennels, soand Beach,
Conn, -. Bsrnardz; Pen Craft kennels,
Newport, Il. l.. cocker spaniels; Barney
kennels, Cedarhurst, l.. l., Irish terriers;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Brookaela, white
Plains, y. ", Alredale terriers and POM
eranisns; Charles W. Reyes, East Pep.
perell, Mass, fox terriers; James A. Davis,
Boston, Boston terriers; Trimount ken
nels, Boston, Boston terriers. Agawam
kennels, Brockton, Mass, Boston terriers;
Rockcliffe kennels, Hampstead, l. l.. dali
nations; Mrs. Henry X. Hatfield, Bar
HArbor, pointers; Mrs. II. X. tombstone,
Hamilton, Mass. French bulldogs; S.
Montgomery Roosevelt, New York, French
bulldogs; Forest ]. Martin, Bangor, great
Dane Philip Boyer, New York, bull ter
riers; Miss Pauline L. Davis, Bar Harbor,
English toy spaniels; J. d. Smith, Lynn,
Mass, Gordon settlers; James b. Coigan,
Bar Harbor, bulldogs; Thomas ;. Bettens,
Bar Hsrbor, bulldogs; c. G. Hopton, East
Orange, n. j., bulldogs; Miss Cordelia
jackson, Winter Harbor, Scottish terriers;
II. A. waldron, East Greenwich, r. L.,
pointers; Willis n. Kimball, Lawrence,
Mass, Boston terriers; w. II. y. yoss, Bar
Haabor, Scottish terriers and cocker span
iels.
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LAMoINE POINT.

George Gault, jr., has arrived in town.
bloomfield smith has gone to Lawrence,
Mass, for short visit.
j. II. Googins and wife are talking OF an
annual picnic at Blunt's pond grove.
Miss Della McGown, of Nicolin, who has
BEN visiting Misses Jane and Della
Smith, has returned home.
Mrs. E. d. IL. Moody, of Newton, Mass,
are at the fitzpatrick homestead.
E. F. Taylor and wife, of Brooklyn, y.
Y, gave duo recital on the village
church organ Saturday morning.
Albert Emerson and wife entertained a
select dinner party last week at Bungalow,
The festivities were prolonged well into
the evening.
q. W Gault and II. L. Smith, with
Others, agree that a good ferry TO Bar Har-
Dor, capable of conveying teams, also
rapid transit to and from Ellsworth, are,
il not the burning questions II the hour,
at least blessings fondly desired.
Well filled buckbosrds on their way to
the town hall on Wednesday evenings sug-
gest fendness for stripping the light
fantastic. In this connection II is whts-
pared that the denizens of the Point see
no reason why the Shore Acres ballroom
should not be utilized, and there is talk Of
dances there in the near future.
Extensive preparations had been ma e
by : any enterprising people for the sale
OF miscellaneous articles to the men Of the
cruiser squadron, bat owing to the short
stay OF the ships and the rigid discipline
preventing the jaelsies from shose liberty,
not much money changed hands. Bat
those in possession OF the unsnld gooGs
should cheer upi there are other days and
other ships.
Aug. g. NJ.
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BROOKLYN.

f. W. Griffen is employed in Vermont.
Alfred Freethey, OF Yonkers, \. Y, is
visiting relatives here.
| H. S. Kane has gone to Addison to take
charge of canning factory.
Roy Kane, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, spent a
| few days here last week.
| Mrs. Rae Grindle spent few days at
North Sedgwick last week.
Col. w. B. Thompson has returned to
Washington, d. c., for August.
Miss Mildred Smith and Miss Musa
Dollard were in Rocklsnd last week.
A. E. Stanley. of Roxbury, Mass, is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Hattie Watson.
Miss Amy Richardson. of Castine, was
the guest Of Miss Nellie Kane last week.
Fred Stewart, who has been on a
months leave, join the yacht Indrs Satur-
day.
T. C. Tolcott and wife left for their home
in Arlington, Mass, Wednesday, after six
weeks in town.
Mrs. McNsulty, of Boston, who was
mail clerk on the J. 7. Morse last year, is
at Hotel Dority,
Miss Marion Grant, of Winterport, is
visiting her. grandparents, George II.
Dority and wife.
The library circle win hold its fair, sale
and supper in the library building We'd
nesday afternoon and evening.
Miss Fannie Cunningham and Mrs. Duff
with her daughter and two sons, of Ar
lington, Mass, are at the Earle cottage.
Miss Emily Webster, who has been the
guest of Miss Laura Stewart, returned TO
her home in Providence, K. l., Saturday.
Miss Mertie York. Miss winifred Bracy
and SIR Bryant, of North Attlehoro, leave
to-day for their homes, after two weeks
here.
Miss Martha Hooper, Of Melrose, and
John Folsom, of Everett, who have been
visiting at Mrs c. II. Johnston's, leave
to-day.
Mrs. Ella Nutter wakeman and son, of
Bridgeport, Conn, are spending q few
weeks in town. She was accompanied by
Miss Maria wakeman, who is at the Wells
house
Aug, s. UNE FEMME.
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PLUTARcH.

Mrs. Georgia Robertson is with her sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Patten, who is III.
ID. B. ogden's yachts, Codassah and
Ripple, have been at the mornings Of
Tranquility farm several times during the
week.
E. II. Smith and Kenneth Bragdon re-
turned from orono Friday. Harold t..
Barker, Of Boston, accompanied them for
q few days at the Bragdon camp on the
island.
Flanders council, ID. OF L., and Morancy
council, J. o. U. A. NJ. has accepted an
invitation to unite with Rockbound coun-
ell in its field day picnic at Tafts point.
West Gouldsboro, Saturday, Ang. IL.
Aug. 6. u.
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SARGENTNlLLE.
SUB
Aug 6.

Miss Caro- Gray, Of Bangor, is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Amelia Dresser is the guest of her
nieoes, the Misses Dresser.
Miss Clara Bowden is spending a few
weeks in South Psnobseot.
Miss Edith Snow, of Bangor, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Sargent.
Miss Hattie Harding returned to her
home in Lincoln, Mass, Friday,
Mrs, Louise Lane. of Portland. is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Emma Gray.
Mrs. Alona Clay, of Bluehill, is spend
ing few days with her mother, Mrs, S.
NJ. Hooper.
Prof. Herbert Roberts and wife are
spending the week with relatives in
Brooksville.
Mrs. II. @. Fletcher, of bingham, Mass,
is spending the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Bowden.
Leroy Beadle, OF Richmond, who has
been spending a few days with his son
Warren, returned home Thursday.
William Hooper, OF Somersills, Mass,
is spending his vacation with his grand
parents, William A. Hooper and wife, in
this village.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Reiman aud dsug liter
Agnes, who have been spending several
weeks with Mrs. Redman's grandmother,
Mrs. Milliken, returned to their home at
Newton Upper Falls, Mass, on Saturday.
July 80. SIM.
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NORTH CAsTINE.
AVA. q.

Virgil P. Wsrdwell is at home from sea.
Percy wsrdwen is at home from coast
ling trip to New York.
Devereux Hanson is at home after an
sshssnce of several months.
Hsrry E. Hunt, of Rockland, Mass, is
the guest of ]. Willis Leach.
Miss Mabel Webster has returned from
N visit to relatives in Bangor.
David Dodge, who came home to get his
Iesy, returns to-day to mis- work in Brewer.
back Common, of Jersey City, is visiting
Hhss grandparents, A. j. Morgrage and
write.
Misses Annie and Grace Leach attended
the normal encampment at Sandy Point
last week.
Miss Emma C. Wardwell came home
Saturday from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
aIc1en Hatch.
Capt. Arthur B. Conner recently arrived
from san Francisco, and is in this vicinity
'sux short stay.
Capt. Charles Devereux left last Thurs
s.ay ~ 5oin his steamer in New York to go
10 Jack sonville, Fla.
Charles #. wardwen is having a gaso-
N1nrss engine put into his launch, prepara-
vEy for eod-tishing.
Willis Leach, Of Boston. came Tues
TO spend two weeks with his mother
MARY L. Leach.
nd Mills has so far recovered from
MT illness as TO go 20 Bangor to
>his work as steward ON tho
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ing by Rev. Mr.. Parsons ana
Galway, of California. '' M,
Miss Mary Gilpatrick has eharv. :,
choir at ~. Mary's tor the reyns,. = 'As
the season. 'auef q
Mrs. Abbie Treworgy was .w...
prize as best waltzer al Brown ana Gnu ,su 20
hal Tuesday evening. ''usss
a fair for the benefit Of tho ,,..,
work will be held at the Nei,hs esa-sl'
house Thursday afternoon, Aug q ~.
TO 8. Admission, 10 cents. > "0n :
Friday the baseball team played -.
west Hsrbor at lslesford. Az th;. SSA'a'
rubber" game, ii was played on "a ss 'as
ground, Northeast won. 'uAfsl
Aug. o.
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fHK AMERICAN has Subscribers at lo7
az the III post-ofices in Hancock county.
ssa tss other papers in the County COM
ss led DO not reach so many. THE AMERi-
GAN % not the only paper printed in
&faaoeck county. and has aeoer claimed to
ese, sass IL Is the onlp rarer that can prop
-s~ty Be called a COUNTY paper; all the
~-sf are merely local papers The circnlo-
Ga OF THE AMERICAN. barring the Bar
ffzrbor Records summer list, Is larger
ia IA HAT OF authe other papers printed
RcHeock county.
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N.
HAIL QUARRY

Mrs. William Todd and SON Ion,.,
returned to Whitman, Mass. ats, In as's
relatives here. snug
Milton Young met with a painful -.
Dent recently, by jumping from a lo.a..
team and dislocating his shoulder
Congratulations are extended 10 n.
mrs. Thomas Harkins, who were msr,I.s
in Ellsworth Wednesday, Aug. /.
l. W. Hartman and wife were eal,ss ;.
Vinaihsven last week by the death ~ y.
Harriman's sister, Mrs. Thsddes, c..
Mrs. Harry c. Boardman and sis,s, NJ.
Laura Parker, Of New Bedford Mas. !.
guests OF the Misses Fitzsitnmon. !, =.
''Ledges'.
Aug. 8. pv,,,u
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NORTH LAMOINE.
Aug.6 6.

Capt. A. b. Holt and wife are at the
Elms for few days.
Mrs. Wellington Barbour, Bar Harbor,
has spent the past week here.
James Tweedie, of Cambridge, Mass,
arrived Sunday for his vacation.
Ralph Hagen, who has been employed in
Worcester the past year, is at home, laid
up with an injured ankle.
Crosby Young arrived Saturday from
Cambridge, Mass, for two weeks vaca-
ton. He was accompanied by his broth
er's wife, Mrs. Harry Young, and her two
children, Henriette and Norman, of Ports
mouth, N. Fl.
Aug g. "
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NEWS.
BAR HARBoR.

Mrs. Julia Barrett Alexander, wife OF
General Charles r. Alexander, Y. 5. A.,
retired, died at her summer residence here
Thursday.
The Bar Hsrbor fair association is plan
ming to have a week OF running races at
Robin Hood park early in September. II
is hoped to have card OF five races for
each day OF the week
The usual tendency shown by the own
ers OF fine horses here to delay their
entries for the horse show until the last
moment, is manifested thus season, as in
every summer in the past. II Ia urged
upon all not to delay unnecessarily, for
such delay makes difficulties for the man
agement. There are some 500 TO 600 fine
horses here this season, and nearly all OF
these should be shown. IL is hoped own
ers will put their horses in for the good OF
the show, even il he does not expect to
carry away blue ribbons.
Edward Coles, philsdelphia capitalist,
who has been a regular resident here for
several summers, was instantly killed
Saturday afternoon in runaway accident.
Mr.. Coles was driving on Main street, and
was turning the team when the pole-strap
gave way. The horses became unmsnage-
able and dashed onto the sidewalk, bring
ing the blackboard against a telegraph
pole. Mr.. Coles was dashed against the pole
with terrific force. The grandson OF Mr.
Coles, the infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Robbins, of New York, and nurse.
were occupying the back seat, and were
thrown from tho carriage, bat were
uniniured. Mr.. Coles chest WAS
practically crushed in.
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BIRCH HARROR.
SIM.

Lewis Temple is laying the foundation
for new house.
Mrs. Ellen Cole, of Boston, arrived
saturday for visit here.
Miss Madge squirting, of Steuben, spent
the week with her uncle, w. F. Davis.
Ned Rice had the mason work done on
his house last week, by James Webber, OF
Winter Harbor.
Quarterly convention of the Christian
Endeavor societies will be held in the
Baptist church Tuesday afternoon and
evening, August IA.
Mrs. F. G. Wilson, who has been visit
ing here, left Saturday for her home In
Jonesboro. Her niece, Mrs. Charles
Noonan, accompanied her as far as Union
vile.
Aug. 6. c.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.
UNE FEMME.
Auge.

Wellington Redman has returned home.
Maynard Weber, who has been Ill, is
better.
Edison Hall Is having twenty-foot
gasolene power boat built by Eugene Day
for lobster fishing.
Mrs, Florence Flye has spent a short
time with her parents, A. T. Consry and
VIII, at BIuehill Falls.
Benjamin spear has returned home from
a visit to his mother, Mrs. Julia Biekmore,
OF Rockland, who is i'll.
Aug. 6. SUB.
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PEBBLE
SEAL COVE

Miss Lulu Pierce. who is srpplov.a :.
Mckinley, is at home for short yacs,,o,
Mrs. phcbe Reed aud sister, Miss s,lva
Webster, spent few days in Rango, y.
week.
Paul Sawyer, Of Southwest HARDER. ia.
tied his grandnother. Mrs. c. n. sauvs,
last week.
A lawn party WAS given &c Mr.. wap.,
last week. Prr-eeds about so. ior IL.
benefit of the pastor. Rev. Mr.. skllis.
Capt. s. w. Webster and u,aie. s,r,s,.,
Webster, were at horn ior shor, s,ar
white their vessel. the Ha,,i- Il. garbos,
was loading al stockton Springs.
Aug. 0. n
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CENTER

Maud Dow, Of Wea fremont, is visiting
at Silva Higgins Tor le~ days,
Mrs. George Callahan and niece are Al
Mrs. Sadie Murphy's for q isw days
Stanley Mitchell has 5 rasolens boa.
which he has purchased f9r use al bis ven
al Thinkers Island
William II. Cliukara. sha has beea
visiting his fsughtor, Mr, 81 "a >lsRar,
a. zsar d7rFnr, ~ .t-- ~ aoatAs
came home last ~ s
Aug .. II.