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large and tho meeting muoh Of suc-
cess. No decision was reached as 70
whore tho convention would be held next
yoar, but It Is expected that later It Will
BIO decided by tho committee that It
will meet With Tho Baptist Church here.
Mrs. Mary Crosby, OF Maryland. is vis..
iting her niece, Mrs. u. w. Long, ut
this place. Perhaps che will spend the
summer here.
rho new state steamer Emeline left
hero for Norfolk on Wednesday OF this
week, whore sho goes TO have some
changes made In her decks, etc. Gasoline
launch Blanche went to bring the off,
GERS back to this place. The chairman
OF the Board Of Fisheries made the trip.
Miss Lottie and LORENZO Bellows left
hero Wednesday to attend fnnls ut
Blacksburg, Va.
The District School Board OF Heaths-
vile District In Northumberland county,
held meeting recently and appointed q
committee 10 select text books for the
high school, which will be established
at IIeathsville next fall 1t Is expected
that quite number OF these high schools
will be established In tho Northern Neck
during the next two or three years.
Mrs. Henrietta Courtroom, daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. William Berry,
OF Essex county. Va. and widow Of the
William Courtroom, OF Crisfield, Md:
died yesterday at the home OF ono Of
her daughters, Mrs. r.. A. Gunby, in this
town, IN the cightiotl year OF her age.
Several Sons and daughters survive the
deceased The cause OF her death was
from fall she received last Saturday
night. She had been paralyzed for quite
q number OF years.
The remains were taken on board tho
fish steamer Courtroom to her former
home town, Crisf1eld, Md, last night.
and will be laid to rest in the Episcopal
Cemetery there to-day. Several relatives
went with the remains to Crisaeld.
Large quantities OF English peas are
being shipped from this section to tho
Baltimore and New York markets. They
are demanding high price.
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GLOUCESTER. VA,
Especial to Tho Timos-pIspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dlspntch.)
CsIIOU CESTER, VA, June 2.-Mr, Hem
ry G.. Hutcheson. who has been teaching
the White Marsh sclrool the past session,
has returned to his home IN Charlotte,
Rev, Sewell Hepburn, Of the Diocese
of Castor, Md, ana Miss Rebeccu
Powell, of AlexRndrin, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden Hopkins, OF Wa
MISS Lucy Cary is visiting in Rich
Mr. Tom Bryan, of Richmond, is at
Eagle Point.
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mond, OF Denver, col.,S are also guests &
Of the Exchange. ~ ssgsss
Can Bequeath a Kingd DOM

King Leopold Of Belgium. is perhaps
the only man in the world who has power
to bequeath a kingdom In his vii. This
remarkable beauest however, Is not 70
Leopold IL Gun bequeath a nation to- 3a
nnton-or to be literally correct, a STATE
to a State. Should he dics Deiore the
Congo Free State has been flnally anneX-
State, which he nows runs as 8practi-
cally a business concern. to his people,
who have the right at any time. to annex
tho country If they desire.-Exch ange,a
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been visiting III Clarke and Lynchburg.
b Is expected home Saturday.
: Mr.. John Tabb. OF Norfolk. who spent
several days last week at Summerville,
the home Of his father, has returned
to Norfolk. n si
q Miss NIollic Jackson Senwell. OF Balti-s
more, who has been staying at Goshen,
Is now the guest Of Mr.. G. p. Cary:
H Miss MARIETTA slingluff. who has been
visiting in Baltimore, returned home
yesterday. i5if
Mr. and Mrs. Boswell Alsop, Mr.. Gray
Watson and her little daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lightfoot, all Of Richmond.
are at tho Exchange.
Mr.. Edward Hewett and Mr.. Paul Ray
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Mrs II. T. Harrison during the Colt
Show. a{3
The Lcesburg Colt Show german on the
night OF June 9Th, In the Opera House,
will be led by Mr.. r. c. l.. Moncure, OF
Falls Church.
DR.. John A. Gibson, OF Leesburg, and
Miss Frances Perry, daughter OF Judge
w. II. Perry, of Lunenburg county, we're
married to-day q the residence OF inc
brides father, ..Bechelboun."
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IRvlNGToN, VA.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
3 IRvINGTON. VA. May s..-The thirty
ninth annual session Of the Northern
Neck Baptist Sunday-school Convened
with Nomin Baptist Church in West
moreland county on. Saturday and sun
day. May 18th and 9th, with Asa S.
Rice In the chair and r. Fuller iunton
as clerk. The attendance was quite
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BASS HARBoR.

Bernice Dix is confined to the house
with a sprained ankle.
Henry Albee, who is scalloping in Rock
land bay, is at home for few days.
Guy Parker returned Saturday from q
business trip to vinalhaven and Rockland.
Benjamin Murphy caught two good
sized Holsters in his scallop dredge one day
last week.
Mrs. Ethel Haines and little son law
renee are visiting her parents, willard
Gott and wife.
Capt. Israel Colt, in the schooner For
tuna, returned Saturday from q trip to
Caryer's Harbor with ish for Parker
Bros.
Mrs. Eva Benson discovered large
hawk making meal Of one Of her hens.
She went after steel trap which she set
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grange ;4al Friday evening. In spite 9th.
intense cold . large crowd gathered 80,
enjoyed very pleasant evening. '
Feb s.
L.AMorNE.

Miss Ellen Berry, who has been snsns
ing the past month at Northeast Harho.
returned home Saturday. >
William Rall and wife, OF South Ha,-
cock, accompanied by friend. wer.
guests OF Miss Olive Coolidge wednesaar
Mr.. blanchard, master of East Aubp,r
grange, delivered the address in ~
grange hall last Wednesday evening Is
place OF State Master Gardiner. who u.a
unable to be present. The address wss
interesting and profitable, and was en-
joycd by crowded house. REGULATIONS ~
Mrs. Harry McSider and Miss I,nells
Hodgkins; instrumental music by ]. r
Grant; duet by Mrs. Herbert Davis ana
Miss Jessie Graves, and solo by Mrs.
Davis completed the evenings programme
Mrs. Warren Davis presided at the piano
Supper was served in the upper hal,
RECEIPTS of the evening about go.
Feb B. N
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ ssduso~ai County Ee.ss $40 other pages
INDIAN POINT.

o. s. Crockett, OF Northeast Harbor,
spent Saturday and Sunday here with his
family.
Capt. Leroy Walls is having his house
shingled and painted. George L. Richards
is doing the work.
Mrs. C. II. Slower has returned from
waltham, Mass, where she has been the
PAST month caring for her sons wife, who
has been very i'll.
No snow yet, but Seth Harding, who is
near his eighty-frst birthday, has cut his
yearly pile of wood and hauled II out ON
wheels. He is now saving it.
"Aunt Abbie" Higgins who has been
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Norris, at Bar Harbor, is visiting Mrs.
Deloraine Higgins and other friends in
this vicinity. Old and young are always
glad TO see her.
Feb 4 III.
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GREAT POND.

Miss Ruth Williams visited at Albert
Mace's a few days last week.
Mr.. Bracket, George Mclaughlin, with
friend from Bangor, are at Alligator.
Ed Crosby and wife, Of Amherst. were
the guests OF Mrs. Laura Shuman on
Tuesday.
F. 4. Mace and a party OF friends, i'm
Guiding Postmaster Shuman, have been on
a fishing trip to Middle Branch.
Mrs. Mary Williams entertained the
sewing circle ON Wednesday. Work was
plenty and the ladies lively. fine
dinner was served.
Clarence Williams and wife and Miss
Bernice Williams got ready to attend the
birthday party given by Miss inez Mace,
but the roads were SO icy they gave II up
Miss Inez received a valuable present from
her father, A. <. Mace.
Feb d H..
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

The church aid society held its annual
meeting Wednesday.
Miss Beatrice Tihbetts is visiting her
sister, Mrs. B. F. Bowden, at South Blue
hill.
The woman's missionary circle will meet
Tuesday, Jan. 80, to prepare barrel to
send to the South.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey has accepted call to
the Baptist church, and will preach his
first sermon Feb. 4.
Mrs. Cordelia Grindle, of North Brook
lin. is visiting her niece. Mrs. Charles
Parker, of FIye Point.
Miss Annie NJ. Smith, of Camden, ar
rived Saturday, called here by the death
of her mother, Mrs. Nancy Smith.
Mrs. Nancy Smith died at her home at
Naskeag Friday, Jan. %, at the age of
asixty-nine years. She leaves four daugh-
tiers and two sons. Funeral services will
be held at her late home to-day; inter
ment at Brooklin cemetery.
Nsskeag lodge, F. and A. NJ, installed
r. C. Stanley, W. NJ; Harlie Stanley, S.
W; Rodney Allen, J.. W.; o. L. Flye, sec
rotary; F. w. Cole, treasurer; G. w. Her
rick, S. D.; Fred Stewart, j. D.; DR.. F. S.
Herriclx, chaplain; E. B. fainter, tyler:
F. A. Bowden, s. s.; Granville Phillips, j.
s. A banquet followed.
Jan. %. UNE FEMME.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Miss jamie Springer has gone to Bangor
to work in . millinery store.
Mrs. K. NJ. Smith has picked 4 number
Of pansies from her garden during these
summerish days Of winter.
Mrs. Nellie johnson, Of Brewer, while
visiting here, caught Q number oil pick
erel. One in particular gained pound q
day, after being caught until she started
for home. By the time it reaches Brewer
II will be whopper.
Feb. 3. CHEER.
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EAST BLUEHILL.

church Tuesday evening.
Miss Tillie Chapman, who has been very
ill the past week, is more comfortable.
home in Holyoke, Mass, last Thursday.
Seven candidates took the third and
fourth degrees in the grange here Satur-
day evening.
A few Of the young folks Of this village
attended the dancing school at Bluehill
Friday evening.
The village was saddened Saturday night
by the death of G. g. Long, an account
of which appears elsewhere in this issue.
Feb. 5. JIM.
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LAMoINE.
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.

Miss Mary Garland has Just closed hs,
turned to her home at Lakewood. During
her work at Lamoinc, Miss Garland has
won for herself host Of friends and has
ably proven her ability in the school.
room.
Friday evening at the close OF the term
the members OF her school, having or
gained LongfeIiow school league, gave
very pleasing entertainment, and are
deserving OF much commentator for the
manner in which the affair was carried
out. Following is the programme:
Singing, Miss Effie Walker, Miss Gar
land, Morris Hodgkins and Irving Young.
Rotations, George Ashmorc, Helen Ben
nett, Nora Hancock; tableau, 'sBetty and
/ are Out;' recitation, Luther Merchant.
solo, Christine Wallace; recitations, Miss
Garland, March Bennett, Arthur Ash
more; singing, by four, as above; dialogue.
.sImps OF the Trunk Room imps. Linden
Hasiem and Walter Willis; aunt, Law
renee Hsslem; cook, Arthur Hamor; Ellen.
Dora Wooster; music, Miss Gilman: reel.
tations. Helen Bennett, Sherman Hancock.
drill, eleven boys.
After th- concert n sale of home made
candy and popcorn, an orange tree and a
''hatchet and peanut" contest took place.
from which s7s3 was realized In the
contests prizes were awarded as follows:
Ratchet contest first, Howe Smith; sec
ond, Natalie Gilman. Peanut contest,
first, Enie Walker; second, Natalie
Gilman.
The programme OF the concert wss
read by Irving Young. Mrs. Ralph Ben
nett had charge OF the candy and pop
corn table, and Morris Hodgkins of the
orange tree.
The league is especially grateful for the
aid rendered by the outsiders, among
whom are Mrs. Ralph Bennett, Miss
Natalie Gilman and Miss Effie Walker.
As the people were about to depart rap
on the desk was gwen and Luther Mer-
chant, treasurer OF the league, announced:
"Please be quiet, for have gift from the
league for our teacher" The present was
SIS in money, which shows how Miss
Garland's efforts, among those with whom
she has been working. are appreciated. 1t
Is hoped that she will return in the
spring.
Feb. s. SPEC.
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.
INSTALLATION.


At regular meeting of Asticou Re-
bekah lodge at Odd Fellows hall Friday
evening, officers were installed by Dis
trict Deputy President Mrs. Charles
Allen, assisted by Mrs. Milton Arey as
grand marshal, Mrs. Edith Gilley, grand
secretary, Mrs. Sarah Foster as grand
treasurer.
The officers are: N. g., Mrs. Georgia
Tracy; v. g., Miss Nellie Bartlett; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Hattie Graves;
financial secretary, Mrs. Lydia Graves;
treasurer, Mrs. Louise Smallidge; warden,
Miss Hattie Higgins; conductress, Mrs.
Mary Smallidge; chaplain, Mrs. Emma
Falt; 1. G., Mrs. Emily Peach; o. G., Mel
VILE Manchester; r. 8. N. g., Miss Alice
Fennelly; L. s. N. G., Miss Agnes Nc
KeDney; R. s. v. g., Miss Stella Bartlett
L. s. ". G., Miss Sarah Foster; P. N. G.
Mrs. Cora Smallidge; R. 8. s., Mrs. Emily
Manchester; L. s. s., Mrs. Clara Has
kell; banner bearers, Mrs. Susie Jordan,
Mrs. Annie Crane, Mrs. Margaret Beale,
Miss Norevs Higgins.
There was . large number of visitors
and members present. At the close OF the
installation refreshments were served and
a pleasant social time was spent.
Jan. q. L. VIC.
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MAD.
WEST EDEN.

/. Mrs. Miranda Branscom, of Somesville,
spent the past week with relatives here
Mrs. NJ. w. Hamor and two children
recently went to Northeast Harbor for q
weeks visit.
The social dance at Knowles hall las,
Thursday evening was well attended. AL
reported most enjoyable time.
The following officers of Granite lodge
/. o. G. t., were installed by lodge Deputy
g. w. Mayo Saturday evening: c. T..
Mrs. Eben Burns; v. t.. Mrs. Elwell
Hamor; chaplain, Octsvia G. Hamor;
treasurer, Mrs. c. w. Kittredge; financial
secretary, Ida Rich; s. J. T., Judith
Knowles; secretary, Mrs. G. A. Fogg;
marshal, Mrs. Walter Clark; deputy mar
shall, Mrs. Agnes Mayo; sentinel, Mrs. NJ
w. Lurvey; guard, Mrs. G. w. Mayo.
Feb. 8. M.
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souTH.DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Pert is suffering from tonsilitis.
The "Deestrick Skuie' will be presented
at the hall Feb. 8.
Mrs. James Warwick, OF Roxbury, Mass,
is spending a week with her father.
Lsander Allen, OF Stonington.
Mrs. Josephine Stanley and sons Allie
and Charles came from Rockiand on Sat
urday, and will go to housekeeping in
their old home.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Robbins. a former member OF
the church here, has sent fifty hymnals
ard the same number of the psalms to
be placed in the church.
Feb s. III.
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EDEN.

George King and wife are happy at the
birth of son.
Iceboating is still furnishing sport for
the young people.
Butler Grant and Lowell Jordan started
for Amherst Friday.
Rev. c. E. Crane, of Waterville, has been
in town in the interests of the c. E. he
gave q recital at the grsnge hall on
Thursday evening.
A pleasant finch and pit party was
enjoyed at the home Of J. H. Thomas and
wife Friday evening. Among the guests
were the teachers of the Central school and
Miss Smith, of West Eden, Miss Maggie and
harry, Oscar and Roland Leland,
Harold Jellison, Ludolph Hodgkins, Mrs
Flora Allen and family, II. B. Gilbert and
wife. Fine music and games were en-
joyed.
Feb. 8. 8.
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NORTH BLuEHILL.

Hoyt Treworgy is critically ill.
Mrs. P. s. Bowden has arrived from a
: Iwo-weeks' visit with her daughter IN
Brooksviile.
A. T ellis has returned from Brooks
vile, where he has been employed in the
woods for Curtis Durgain.
Harmon Treworgy, orris Grindle and
Freeman Bray have returned from Aurora,
where they have been employed in the
woods.
Mrs. Thomas Grieve and family have re-
turned to Bluehill after three months
residence in Philadelphia, Pa. Their
friends are glad to welcome them back,
and hope to see Mr.. Grieve in the early
summer.
Feb. 5. ID.
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NORTH BROoKsvILLE.

NORTH BROOKSvILLE.
Mrs. N. P. Douglass has returned from
Augusta.
Mrs. Joanna Reddy, of Brooklin, is al
work for Mrs. Lawrence Varnum.
The Maine Lake Ice Co.'s plant is in
often printed.
Postmaster William Limeburner, who
has been confined to the house for three
weeks, is much better.
Brooklin and North Bluehill oranges
have been invited to meet with this grange
Thursday evening. Two degrees will be
worked on three candidates. Supper will
be served in Mr.. Durgain's hall.
Feb. 5. c.
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WEST FREMONT.

A large number from this place attended
the concert at Seal Cove Thursday even
ing.
F. w. Lunt and wife came from Boston
Saturday, where they have been on
business.
The three children of Capt. Willard
Rich and wife, who have been seriously
i'll with german measles, are better.
Mrs. Zulma 8. Clark is still at Manset,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. A. Clark,
where she went to be at the wedding OF
her granddaughter, Miss Cora E. Clark.
Feb. s. THELMA,
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GorTas ISLAND.

Berlin and Colin Gott, who have been
visiting friends in Massachusetts,, are
home.
The building in which Capt. E. L. Gott
Is living while he is repairing his house
caught fire last Sunday where the stove
pipe goes through, and they had lively
work to put it out.
Frank A. Babbidge and wife pleas
antly entertained on Wednesday evening,
in honor of Miss Harriet Trask, of Nc
Kinley, who is teaching here. Her friends
ana pupils were guests. CAMS and music
made very pleasant evening. Refresh
ments were served.
Feb. 5. CHIPS.
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sEDGwICK.

School closed Friday, Feb. 2, after 50 c.
cessful term.
George Torrey, son of Capt. Frank
Torrey, is very i'll.
Mrs. F. H. Smith and son Theodore
arrived home last Monday.
The Woman's Baptist Foreign Mission
AIRY society will observe its annual day of
prayer Friday, Feb. 16, at the home OF
Mrs. F. NJ. Herrick, beginning at 10, clos
ing at 4. Basket dinner at noon. All
ladies are cordially invited, and in all
parts of the parish those who cannot be
present are asked to make this day OF
prayer in their homes.
Feb. 5. SPEC.
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SARGENTVuLE.

An invitation has been extended the
Eastern Star Columbia chapter by Mas
keag lodge of Masons of Brooklin to visit
them on the evening of Feb. IA. A good
il anticipated.
j. A. Moore and wife, who have been in
hotel Lynnmore for nearly four years, will
during the present week, move to Deel
Isle. They will have hotel there. TheiI
many friends are sorry to have them go
and wish them success in their new home
Jan. q. M.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

W. T. Coggins and j. P. Walker have
been storing ice.
Capt G. w. Colwell arrived Wednesday
with sawdust for packing his ice.
Sadie Higgins and George Merchant are
attending the high school at Hancock.
Mrs. G. L. Smith is visiting her nieces,
the Misses Kelliher, in Lawrence, Mass.
A. II. McCauley is spending a few days
with his parents, William McCauley and
wife.
Charlotte Haley entertained party OF
her young friends last Tuesday, her eighth
birthday.
Mrs. Nettie Higgins moved into Fred
McLain's house Thursday. Mr.. McLain
has moved his family to Bar Harbor.
G. P. Haven, who has been confined to
the house with broken leg since Dec. 4,
is able to be out with the aid OF crutches.
Feb. 5. w.
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ATLANTIC.
CHIPS.

The young people will give mask bali
at Seaside hall Feb. IA.
Philip Moore and wife, of Colts Island,
were in town last week visiting Mrs.
Moore's mother.
The Merry Workers met last Thursday
with Ruth Staples, with but four mem
bers. Adjourned to meet in one week
with Nina Staples.
Capt. Willard Staples and wife left
Wednesday morning for New York.
They stopped one night in Deer Isle, with
Mrs. Staples sister, Mrs. H. W. Small.
Feb. L.
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one is at sea, the other has 'crossed the
barr to the unknown sea.
Feb. 8. Johnson.
Johnson.
GoULDsBoRo.

Stephen Cole, wife and little son
Clarence, of Prospect Hsrbor, are visitin g
relatives here.
There will be a meeting in the Metho-
dist church Thursday evening in charge
OF Thomas Martin.
Mrs. Minnie Shaw, of Nashua, N. H., is
in town, called here by the death and
burial of her mother, Mrs. Olive Cole.
son was born to James w. Foss and
wife Thursday. Feb. 1, and a son to Frank
N Young and wife Saturday. Feb. 8.
Henry Tracy and wife were called to
East Sullivan last week by the illness and
death of Mrs. Tracy's mother, Mrs. Alden
Robinson.
Presiding Elder Hayward will preach in
the Methodist church Wednesday evening,
Feb. Z. Quarterly conference will be held
after the sermon.
Cushman grange is in its usual flourish
ing condition. A class of fourteen will
take the third and fourth degrees We'd
nesday evening.
Owing to the lack of snow the lumber
men are leaving the woods. Mr.. Hutch
ings has taken his upper crew out and
closed the camp. Mr.. Dunbar has taken
his crew out, but is still keeping the
boarding house open.
Mrs. Olive Cole died Wednesday, Jan.
81, at Bangor. She leaves son. Caspar
Cole, a daughter, Mrs. Minnie Shaw, of
Nashua, n. H., and sister, Mrs. A. K.
Guptill, of this place. The funeral was
held here Sund v afternoon in the union
church, Rev. G. Mayo, of Winter HaIbor,
officiating. Internent at Prospect Harbor.
Feb. 5. JEN.
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THs AMERICAN has Subscribers at I07
sot ttt M post-o5icss in Hancock county.
Az ,ther papers in the County com
2Ssa. 10 not reach so many. THE AMERI-
~acAN not the only paper printed in
Ha.cock county, and has nerer claimed to
ssae, Il is the only paper that can prop
-s~ly called COUNTY paper; all the
~est merely focal papers. The circuta-
Sso, THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbar Records summer list, Is larger
SAan hat of oil the other papers printed
- Hancock county.
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WEST BRooKsvnLE.

At this time one year ago it was mem
:ioned in THE AMHRIcAN that any one
passing along the Stevens road could be-
hold thrss old maater mariners, Whose
given names wers George, within hailing
distance Of each other, chopping nrswood;
to-day there 10 only one left at the work
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MANSET.

l.. w. Rumill and wife and Mrs. Zulms
Clark attended the wedding of Cora, eldest
daughter of L. A. Clark and wife, of Man
set, to Edward Childs, OF Connecticut
Wednesday evening. The bride was
attired in a handsome white embroidered
Rev. Mr.. Skillings performed the cere-
mony, with the Episcopal ring service,
Refreshments and music followed.
Seventeen were present, among them
being Mrs. Childs and daughter Mary,
mother and sister of the groom, and
Judge Clark and wife, of Bar Harbor.
Feb. 8. SPEC.
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MARIAyILLE.

A. G. Morrison, OF Lamoine. was in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Carr, eighty-eight years old.
is visiting her son for few days.
There was a sociable and sale at the
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Miss Cora Stanley, who has been i'll for
some time, is much better.
Rev. C. d. Crane, field secretary OF
Christian Endeavor, spoke in the Union
church Tuesday evening.
Mrs. e. Benson Stanley, owner and
manager of the Stanley house, has bought
the Cliff house, Cape Cottage, Portland,
ard will have it remodeled and open it for
the coming season.
David Heal and wife, OF Centre Lincoln
vile, are receiving congratulations on the
birth of ar eleven-pound baby boy, Feb.
2. Mrs. Heal was formerly Miss Mary
King, Of this place.
Feb. 8. MAD.