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CHAPTER VII,

a Jol.I'GE AFFAIR.
"Ofiicers. arrest this fellow" com.
mandcd the young woman. Her yes
ture was DidorSqne in its wrath.
"rhat We will. ma am" cried ON,
Of the policemen, Ringing himself from
his horse. so it's YOU, me gay buck
Thirty days fer you, an mebbc more
] didn't like yer looks from tn start
You're working some kind of trick
What complaint. ma'am?"
drunkenness and abduction. rub.
bling The burning spot on her cheek.
"rbatll be rather serious. Vel
have to appear against him in tn
mornin', ma'am"
~ certainly shall do So. Sht
promptly gave her name address ana
telephone number.
"Bill, You drive tn ladies home an
I'll see this buckle to tn station. Here
yon! to Warbnrton. who was still
dumb with establishment at the extra,
ordinary denouement to his innocent
joke. Cit on that horse. an lively
or, or I'll rap ye with tn club"
ITS all a mistake. officer"
CLOSE yer face and git on that
horse. Y can tell tn Judge all that
In tn mOrnin'. | amt got no time t.
listen. Bill. report just as soon as We
see tn ladies home. Now. off with
y. Tn ladies'll be wanting somcthin
T. quiet their nerves. Git on that horse
me frisky groom; hustle!" Warburton
mechanically climbed into the saddle.
it never occurred to him to parley to
say that he couldn't ride a horse.
The inventive cells of his usually fer
tile brain lay passive Nov" went
on the officer, mounting his own nag.
twill We 20 quietly? II We don't III
plug We in tn leg with chunk o.
lead. won't stan no nonsense"
what are you going to do with
me?" asked Warburton. with desper-
ate effort to collect his energies.
'Toclt We up: mcbbc throw a pail of
water on that ovcrheated cocoanut of
yours"
"Rnt if you'll only let me explain to
you! It's all joke; got the wrong
carriage"
Marines, marines! D. We think I
was born yestiddy? Ye wanted tn
ladies' sparklers, or I'm q doughhead."
Tho police are the same all over the
world; the original idea sticks to
them, and truth In voice or presence
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from the box. opened the door and
waited. He recognized the necessity of
finishing the play before the mounted
police arrived on the scene.
There was a cOmmOtion inside the
carriage, then IL woman in a crimson
cloak stepped (no. jnmpedD out. Mr.
Robert threw his arms around her and
kissed her cheek.
You vile wretcll!'
Warburton sprans back, his hands
applied to his singing face.
you drunken wretch. how dare
yon!"
"Nan. it's only J." he stanlmercd.
NAM" exclaimed the young wom-
an. as her companion joined her. The
light from the corner disclosed the
speakers wrathfu] features. disdainful
lips. palpitating nOstrils. eyes darting
terrible g)anceS. Man! DO you think,
rnftian. that YOU are driving serving
maids?"
Good Lord" WarblrtOn strpmd
back speeches.. bcnumbcr, terror
back still farther: stepped back
speechlcss. benumbed, terror-strlck.
The woman he was gazing AT was any
body in the world but his sister Nan
cy!
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NATIONAL OFFICERS,

JAMES n. DoLAN. N. p. Syracuse, NY.
JAMES O'SULLlVAN. N. V. p. Phila-
delphia. Pa.
JAMES 7. CARROLL. n. s.. Columbus.
Ohio.
M. J. o'BRlEN. n. r.. Richmond. Ind.
MOST REV. JOHN NJ. FARLEY.D. D.
Archbishop Of New York. National
Chaplain.
NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
p. ID. FARRELL, Grand Rapids Mich.
GEO. J. BUTLER. Louisville. nv.
JOHN L. KEAT1NG. Chicago. III.
u. j. lIENNESSY. Butte. Mont.
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DIVISION No. Z, Minneapolis-Preside
Mrs. NJ, Moran. 415 14th ave N. T.: Vice
Hes Mary MisTneNy e 2Sl7 Qnncy st
1S1a ave. N. E.: Fin. Sec. Mrs. Margaret
Moran. 9o5 27th haa ave a;. n. e.: lns Sec; Mrs.
i Aiee Gasey IL 1923 S 2at 7 aye ~ IN Treas
Med. Exam. DR.. J. w. Doyle, AZ Wash
ington ave. over EOegelis. Meetings are
held on the second and fourth Wednes-
days of each month, at &. l.. hall, corner
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STATE oFF.cERs-M,NnEsorA.

President. ]. Regain, st. Paul.
Vice prcsident-Parrick Kenney. Man.
katO.
secretary-,Thomas Connolly. 2424
Pleasant avenue. Minneapolis.
Treas,cr-Jolln Flood. Duluth.
vile.
-, President Of Insurance Fund-R. j.
Clarke. st. Paul.
yaeseEasy s n Mahos
220 Temple Court. Minneapolis.
Treasurer of lnsurance-John Sheehy.
Montgomery.
State Medical Direotor-Dr. E.w. Buck
Directors of Insurance F'und--John L.
Gleason. Minneapolis; Michael Mullane, st.
Paul: Ehos. Jordan. Minneapolis; j. P.
Coughlin. Perham; Fred l.. Ryan. Duluth.
State Board of Audit-T. J. Doyle. st.
Pau: NJ. ]. HNnes. Rosemount: ]. E. Nc
STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES' AUX
Presdent--Mrs. Mary B. Daley. 1906
Central ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice President--Mrs. Mary Reilly.
Brainerd.
Treasurcl-!Mrs. katherine Mcdonald,
Duluth.
insurance Acknowledgements "a.
Grady, saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer-Margaret sulli-
State Medical Director-Dr. f. W.
Directors of Insurance Fund-Agnes II.
Reilly, saltwater; Mrs. Sarah Boardman,
MinneaR Es1d MIS- j. p Hig,Gins st.
Mary Mccoy. ST. Paul.
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Division No. 3. st. Paul.-President. Miss
j., Cook. 1893 e. 9Th ST.: Vice Pres, Mrs
Alice Alice Strapp. 10 W.. Central: Rec. Sec.
Sec. Mrs. L. McNally, $50 Pine St.: Treas.
Mrs. Mary Marshall. 1856 Carroll St: ms
Sec.. Mrs. T. Hoffman. 316 Canada. Ex.
amlning Physician, DR.: Il: j. Maloney
Meets on second and fourth THURSDAYS
at Central Annex
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RAMSEY COUNTY.
Coun.s President. Mary l.. a. Smith. e
". Congress: County Vice Pres. Mrs. E
Hoffman, 10th and Canada: County Sec.
Nellie McCOll. 53S Canada; Treas, Mrs. NJ
S. Kealing 43G Fort st
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Division No. 5. Nlinnea polis--Prcsldcnt
Miss Mary j. Esan. 1915 Fremont ave. ~:
Vice Pres, Mrs. Mary O'Donnell. 1886
man. 1911 4tihi st. n. FIN FIN a and el''l lns.
Sec. Mrs. Kate O'Brien. 1926 Girard ave
NJ; Treas, Mrs. Martha Griffin. 1916 9Th
aye a: A.; Med. EXAM: Or. ". E. Murphy.
ave. N. Meetings held on the second and
fourth Thursdays, at G. A. r. hall. corner
of Washington ave. and goth ave. N.
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Division No 6. St. Paul-President, 4.
J. Greene, 6l7 Warren St; Vice Pres,
VIM. Powers. Jr. 407 Harriet ave-: Rec.
Sec. j. G. Powers, ESQ Ramsey St: Ins.
Sec, a. Il. Thomas, 1923 F.. 4th ST.:
Treas, F. H. Grant. care Bradley st. P.
Meetings held second and fourth Tues
DAYS Central hail.
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attempted abduction. The last charge
has been withdrawn, fortunately for
You, sir. Have yen over been up be-
In,
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DlVislOn NO: q. st. Iau4--l'rcsideht,
Chas. Mcdonald, Isabel ST.: Vice Pres,
Jerry Lyons WabaSlla ST.: Rec. See.
Dan Kcllchcr, 742 5. Robert ST: Fin.
and InS. Sec, James NJ. Furlong Wini-
fred ST.; Treas. y. w. Worden, Govern
nlcnt Bldg, Robert. St: McG. lSN., DIR;
Moore. Central station. Meets first and
third Tuesdays ut starkcy and Isabel
Sis
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SORRENTO
sJuly@.

Mrs. Albert sprague, Of swan. Ida,
IS here visiting her husband. who !. ~
ployed on the yacht Katrina.
There is to be a social daurc in The TO-.
hall Thursday evening, Aug. 2 M,,;. :
Ray and Kelley. Frank Trandv :, n,,.,
ger.
Mrs. Cora Slower aud Mrs. Agnes r..
are visiting in Blaehil for few d.. !.
attend the centennial Of the First R,,,,.
church OF that place.
A warrant is posted calling fora s5.sar
town nesting Saturday. Apg. Lat3nn
to zee II the town will vote to bulls "a
maintain en Electric light riaat: also !,
ice house, aud haF.d new rad; ais, !,
hire money IN anticipation Of the Fnnt
Jones estate tes, noe unpsjl. The tan,
meeting Is called al this tine to bri.,
before the summer residents thcse ,sipr
aud Eiad OUT what ,hsy wFl.t asd ars viB.
ing 10 pay fer "a the ass 81 nproy,.
nents, az sayea-etyaths ~ ths whole In
is paid by aoa-resits at Ive;!a.
july 30.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

NJ. f. Ray. of Cambridge, Is boarding at
beander Aliens.
Mrs. Susie Hatch, OF Charlcstown. Is at
J. I. Robbins
Howard Peirce has moved his family
into his new house.
Eys Robbins, OF AIlston, is spending
her vacation with her mother.
Mrs. Abbie Green, of Boston. has moved
into Mrs. J.. NJ. Robbins house.
The Sunday school concert at the Meth
odisi church was very pleasant affair.
Francis Stanley, whois employed ON the
steamer Mineola, is at home for short
visit.
Austin Smith was in RockianG last
week. While there he purchased another
horse.
Maud Robbins and Grace Hatch spent
Thursday at s;onington, the guests Of
Alma and May Wood.
Miss Theodore Perry, of sharon, who
has bern boarding with Mrs. PIERCE, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Charles Smith, OF East Boston, who has
been the guest of Lyman simeon the past
week, went home Wednesday night.
Byron Tracy, wife and daughter Miriam
were in Brooksville Sunday, the guests of
Genevicve Alien, OF Fairview cottage,
The ''mum" supper at the hsn VAS a
decided success. While not allowed,
those present contrivsd 70 make consi =
srahis noise.
Amanda FiaeId, Of stoningtou. was
found dead in her bod Sunday morning.
She was about sixty years old, snd had
lived alone since her brothers death in
February.
Monday evening seventeen OF the
young friends of Maud Robbins gathered
at her home TO celebrate her fifteenth
birthday. A good time was enjoved by
all. Each guest brought pretty souvenir
of the occasion.
July y. "a
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WEST FREMONT,

I W. A. Clark, Ashbury Lopaas and
Daniel Dow left saturday Tor government
work at Cape Nadick.
Capt. Gard lawson and son Carl, Who
! have been at Rockiand zcaiioplug, came
homo Friday for short stay.
Edmund Reed and wife have gone 70
1 Bangor TO live. Mrs. Reeds health is
such that she must leave the soa shore.
Mics ays Springer gave lawn party
Friday evening. About afieen were
present and report very pleasant time.
ars- Maria Dodge, of searsport, and
Mrs. J. II. Leland, of Ellsworth, have
been visiting their sister. Mrs. +. w. Lnnt.
ars. L. W. Ramill, who has been treated
for appendicitis in private hospital at
Portland, came home saturday ma h Im-
proved In health.
Charles A. Rideout, Of Allstnn, Mass,
and Ralph NJ, Sinonds, Of Worcester.
Mass, arrived Sunday to spend their va
cation a. George ". Lans's.
Mrs. white and daughter. OF Attleboro,
Mass, who have been visiting Mrs. Ksth-
iyn Reed have returned 10 Colts Island
where they are spending the summer.
Miss May Dix, II Dorchester, Mass Is at
her ola hnfs~, the Dtx hauss. Her slss r,
Mrs. Sadie Eye. has becn mere some time.
Eugene Eye snd friend from Dorchester,
have been visiting his mother. Mrs. Sadie
Eye.
Llcwellyn Albee and wide had quite =
surprise party last Friday, when Herb, I
Kane. ~ Brooklin, brought q party Of
twenty OF more in his naphtha. In tbs
party were Mr. and Mrs. Tolcots. and
Mrs Green aud two children, of Airing
ton, Mass, J. j. Bridges, wife and daugh-
/ ter, r. a. Bridges and three children, and
others. Mrs. ToIeott is sister of Mrs.
AIbse.
July 80 THEf.1A.
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CAPE ROSTER

Mrs. Minnie Clifford and children are
visiting at Frankfort.
Miss Ethel Shaw, of Amherst, Mass, is
passing her vacation at Blacks.
Miss Annie Black is at Sandy Point with
the normal alumni encampmsnt.
Mrs. Emma Gray has returned from a
visit to her daughter in Massachusetts.
Mr.. Potsbury, of Washington. ID. c., ar
rived at Blacks Tuesday. He is to have a
naphtha launch.
Mrs. z. S. Wheeloek and Mrs. Jenkins,
both of Hartford, arrived at Underclin
Tuesday for several weeks stay.
Mrs. WiIburt Crockett and her little
niece, Wilberta Charlotte Roberts, of New
Haven, are visiting c. II. Crockett and
wife at Harborside.
Mr.. Eaton and wife formerly Miss
Abbie Wallace) and Mrs. Barbour arrived
at Undercliff from Marblehead, for short
visit Sunday, July p.
Mrs. Minnie Clifford and her sister,
Annie Black, are both away from Under
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century.

5. Foster, wife and sister, OF Bangor, are
in town for few days outing.
Mrs. Guy Fairbrothcr and little chill
dren, of Brewer, are visiting for "a few
weeks the family Of Everard Lally.
Mrs. w. johnson returned home sstur-
day evening, after a weeks visit with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Henry Salisbury, in
Brewer.
Miss Blanche Kincsid, OF Waltham,
Mass, returned July . after spending her
vacation of three weeks with her father,
Albert Kincaid.
Mrs Charles Bunker and daughter
Rookie, Of Bangor, are visiting At the old
nome of the aged parents, Sam Salisbury
and wife, who are tenaerly cared for by
the son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Sails
bury.
Luther Garland severed one finger and
badly lacerated another By his machine,
while haying at Mrs. Fred Davis. 1t Is a
bad time for the accident to happen, as
Mr.. Garland has extensive having to do
and had only began few days before.
Percy Grover went to Bar Harbor last
Wednesday with q handsome span OF
white horses, which he will let to parties
for the remainder OF the season. He will
be employed as bookkeeper by the same
firm which has employed him several
seasons.
Many boats are now seen on Floods
lake, as the hlncberry season has begun.
Every body goes for the two mile sail back
and forth among the lilies and looms, and
the tiresome fun Of picking blaeberries
affords a pleasure that is keen and will
last for a year.
Mrs. Arden Young returned home from
the Bangor hospital last Sunday, after a
Successful operation for appendicitis.
M-s Young was at the hospital only two
weeks, and came home wholly restored,
which is very gratifying to her family and
many friends, who feared for her recovery
on account of the low state OF her health
for long time.
George Jordan, one Of the towns oldest
citizens. is very i'll. he, with his aged
wife, has for years done work around the
hons that couple score years younger
would be extra smart to accomplish.
Their son Ben, of Trenton, who is in at
tendance to their every want, has en-
ploycd George Stanley and wife to live
with hem for while.
July 30. DAVIS.
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that the building of wooden ships as an
industry had departed, and would in am
other generation become lost art. He
then read from Longfeliow's poem 'sThe
Building of the Ship.
Mrs. Helen Cough took part in the ex-
ercises, and read the following:
II is our wish and hope that YOU may be as
loyal, as faithful, and perform your duty as
well as ever did Thy namesake, sally b. De-
Laittre. 1t is an old custom in christening
ships both great and small to break over the
stem a bottle filled with wine. but in view
of the fact that this is prohibition state
and as more emblematic Of the pure life Of
thy namesake, we use instead pure water
from Fountain La Val spring.
The launch was christened ''Sally" in
honor OF Sally DesIsles DeLaittre, by Mrs,
Susie Haynes DeLaittre, who broke across
her stem a bottle filed with pure water
from the famous Fountain La Val spring,
named after the beautiful and accomplished
lady who owned East Lamoine under a
grant from France, and founded COLONY
here near the close of the eighteenth
century. H. A. DL
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DEER Isle.
Miss Villa Haskell is quite i'll.

July D,

Miss Villa Haskell is quite i'll.
A. o. Gross, who has been laid up with
an injured foot, is ont again.
Capt. Walter p. Gray is spending few
days with his family while his vessel is
unloading ia New York.
Mrs. Hattie Small and daughter Audrey
went to Winter Harbor Saturday for a
weeks visit TO Or. A. Z. Small and wife.
Seth Fifeld, of West Deer Isle. died SAT-
urday as the result Of paralytic shock
some weeks ago. He had run a barber
shop at stoningtoa for some years.
Efforts are being made by the young
men 10 organize band. They will meet
TO organize and rehearse Wednesday. Mr.
lngraham, of Rockiand, will be instructor.
Mrs. F. A. Gross invited he ladies' aid
to lawn party at her home Tuesday. The
beautiful lawn was made more attractive
by seats placed in the shade of trees. with
work tables spread and sewing machines.
and a centre stand with huge bowl o,
fruit punch. About Twenty-Five were
present. After picnic supper they were
agreeably surprised by line of buck
boards drawing up to take the party for a
ride, which they much enjoyed They
extended their thanks to Mr.. and Mrs
Gross for their fine entertainment.
July 30. REX.
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

Miss Aobie Eiwell took ride to Blue
hill Wednesday, returning the same day
with Mrs. 5. W. rreworgy.
Mrs. Nellie Sargent, of sargentville, was
in town Friday calling on friends and VS.
iting her mother, Mrs. c. Nj. Clapp,
Rev. ), NJ. Thompson starts to-day for
Charleston, where he expects to stay for
two weeks to attend the Summer school.
John circuit has sold from his straw
berry patch this season about seyeDty-five
bushels Of berries, and has few more to
sell.
Mrs. Abbie Robinson and her brother,
George Hartwell, of Boston, who have
been visiting at d. E. Aliens, returned
home last week.
Roy Allen shipped last week TO Boston
thirty-ive crates of blueberries. Mrs
Ncttie Page picked for him in one day
forty-two quarts.
Quite a number of deer have been seen
in this vicinity. Mrs. Nellie Sargent and
Miss Howard saw five deer coming from
Sargentville last week.
Mrs. 5. W. Treworgy, Of surry, is the
guest of Mrs. r. A. Elwell for few weeks
She will visit other places before return
ing TO her home in Surry.
Miss Esther Allen, who has been camp
ing out at Teddy pond, with her class, for
a week or more, returned Saturday. Miss
Jennie Grindle, of Bluehill, returned with
her for visit at Oakland far m.
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nCEANNIfIR

W. N. Hatch is here from Maiden I, r
his vacation.
Mrs. Gladys Joyce and Miss Alice Lane
arr visiting friends in Brooklin.
The Hariows aad friends, from Boston,
are occupying the Church cottages.
Mrs. Carrie Damon and daughter Grace.
of Ipswich, Mass, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Jennie Lewis, of wintsrport, and
Miss Minnie simpson, of Boston. are Wis
iting Mrs. Susan Crockett.
The second annual reunion OF the Hatch
family. took place ON Wednesday, July u,
at the home of W. b. Hatch, at the old
Hatch homestead. There were forty Ave
present, the oldest representative aged
seveufy-scven years, and the younges,
two and one half years. The time was
spent in social talk and games. A boan.i-
full picnic dinner was served .'in the shade
OF the old apple tree" Music followed,
then goodbyes were said, all hoping to
meet another year.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

George Rimball returned from Boston
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. James NJ. Nichols, OF Boston, is at
the Rock End hotel for few weeks.
The shows the Keystone Dramatic Co.
has been presenting here are reported as
good.
Miss Harriet d. Fellows, OF New York,
is the guest OF Miss Emily Brown at the
kimbail house for few weeks.
A new pool table was put into the VII
lage house on Tuesday. The bowling
alleys win arrive the first of next month.
Mrs. Edward Vain and Miss Vain, Of
Philadelphia, and Miss Florence p. Smith
OF New York, are at the Hodgkins cottage
for the season.
The lineup for the baseball game to-
day with Southwest Harbor, VIII bs as
follows; Squirting, G.; Hemenway, 2b.
Dlsston, 3D.; Bailey, cf.; Hosmer, lb.;
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EAST BIUEHiLL.
ToNsoS,

Frank Mills, OF Proyidenoe, Z. l., is the
guest OF U. L. Candage and wife.
Miss Tillie Marks is spending few
weeks with her aunt in SargentyiiIe.
Miss Margie Long entertained a few OF
her friends at her home Saturday evening
Fred Scotsman and wife, OF North Attic
boro, Mass, are visiting his mother, Mrs.
S. w. Cousins.
Mrs. Henrietta Dounell, of North
Attleboro, Mass, is the guest Of 5. Whit
comb Cousins and wife.
The Willing Workers are TO serve Ice
cream at the library every Saturday even
ing during the summer.
The schooner Ella EGdora, Capt. IL. p.
Long, sailed Friday for Bangor. Capt.
Longs wife and little nephew, Earl
Conary, accompanied him.
r. L. Withsm and wife, OF surry, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Williams mother,
Mrs. Cousins. Her many friends were
gical operation at Eastern Maine geaeral
hospital, Bangor.
J. w. Duffy's two sons, Frank and Lee
man, aged ten and nine years, were playing
on the wharf one day last week when Le-
man fell of into the water and would have
been drowned bat for the help OF his
brother, who, by the aid OF an oar, kept
him above water until help arrived.
July 30. r.
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COUNTY NEWS.
- addstse~al Co.nty ve,rs. see oiAev paess
WINTER HARBoR.

George q. Gerrish Is very III with sppen-
dieitis.
| II. r. Tracy went to Bangor Monday on
business.
| A skating rink was opened this week in
F. V. joys hall.
F.v Joy has moved his furniture into
Il. X. Bunker's store.
| p. II. Joy and wife. OF Bar Hsrbor, are
spending few days in town.
Rev. Gideon Mayo, wife and daughter
Mary left Monday for their summer vaca-
ton.
| Mrs. Hattie Small and dsughtar Audrey.
Of Deer Isle, are the guests OF DIR. A. E.
Small and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins, OF Madison, arc
visiting Mrs. Perkins mother, Mrs.
Daniel Bickford.
Mrs. Caroline Guptill, who has been
visiting friends at Southwest Hsrbor, re-
turned Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Hathaway and daughter,
Mrs Cole, Of Machias, arc guests of ]. A..
Stevens and wife
Mrs. Eta Dorr, of Bar Harbor, who Is
in town for medical treatment, is very
much improved in health
Bert scribusr, OF Ellsworth, with crew
| OF workmen, has been In town this week
putting In new telephones.
c. L. Grover met with very serious
accident recently by getting his hand
caught In planning machine.
Raius @. Bickford, who has been
spending two weeks vacation with rcla-
tives in town, returned 10 Boston sstnr-
day.
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WEST BRooKsvILLE.

Domingo Smith has secured employ
ment at Fairfield.
Fred Halves arrived from Bar Harbor
last week, having finished his work there.
Leslie Stevens and sister Ethel, OF
Broekton, Mass, are guests at Mrs, Mag
gle Blodgett's.
Mrs. Augusta Lord and family have re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia after
visit of two weeks.
Fred ID. Jones, OF Belfast, has recently
accepted the republican nomination for
representative. HIS father, the late Jerry
Jones. represented this town in the p0s.
W. NJ. Tapley, wiie and sons, OF Rock
land, spent Sunday at Brookside, guests
of Capt. and Mrs. George il. Tapiey.
Walter Moore Tapley, is, and Master
George Otis will remain the balance Of the
summer.
A. c. Sawyer, president OF the Sawyer
Boot Il Shoe Co., Bangor, with Mrs.
Sawyer, has been a guest at Brookside.
During his stay here he has given the
neighbors rare treat with his grspha-
phone concerts.
Clement Robinson, son of Prof. Robinson +,
OF Bowdoin college, has been the guest
OF Mrs. jennie Tapley for few days.
Mr.. Robinson will open law Office in
Boston this fall, having graduated from
Harvard Law school Lass June.
Mrs. Sallie Ii. Halves, who has been
spending the winter in Boston, returned
here this week and opened the Hawes
homestead. She was accompanied by
Henry Haskell, wife and two children,
who will spend the Summer here.
Curtis Durgain has sold all his real
estate and psrsonal property at North
Brooksvillo TO Vermsnt PARTIES, who will
continue the manufacturing OF lumber for
use in this marble business. Mr.. bargain
reserves ths Parker mill site and the
George q. iray store.
Governor Brooks lodge, /. o. o. f., has
purchased the hail occupied by 1t of Mrs.
c. +. Ellison, and will move II 70 lot on
the Ferry road near Lewis Fsrnhsm's.
The exterior ana interior Of the hall will
be thoroughly repaired, and the grounds
about the hall beautifully lad oat by q
landscape artist from away.
July 80. ToMsox