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Jared at tho BIT Of pastcboard
'as. .''I How the deuce had this
s a'o my apRrtmouuY A Blue
u.u.nof ia I had it Old Friard
LAD aDcidcntally done W the ticket
With m} mask. A Blue Domino. evi.
dsn'iJ : wasn't the only person who
sas going Ia masquerade Without
doubt this fair domoiscllc was about
Go join the feHtivluoH of some shop
girls masquerade where money and
I"iigrce arc iuconaequcut THINGS. and
~h'r" every body 10 either n "luidy" or
F"ui Persons Who went 10 my
And ~ masquerade did not rent their
costumes they laid out c1travagant
fams io the fashionable modisic and
tailor and had them made to order
a II'lo Domino. humph'
N Sas too late 10 take the ticket
hack to FriardH. 81 ! determined to
mail DO to him Ia the morning
70 aas nov high time for me- to be
~ ? got into my coat and took down
pap opera hat Outside the storm was
Ful active. but the snow had a prom
Using softncas and there were patches
81; stars to be seen here and there In
me- sky by midnight there would
b" 'ull moon got 10 Jersey city
without mishap and when I took my
seat 10 the smoker. found I had ten
minutes to spare bought news.
paper and settled down 90 read tho
da, news II was fully half an hour
b'tV""n Jersey City and Blankshlre.
IN hat time could bcEin and finish
h, PAPER
There never vas n newspaper those
DAYS that hadn't war map In some
one ~ its columns: and when had
d'rosiod the latest phases Of the war
IN 'h" far east ! quite naturally
turned To the sporting PAGE TO learn
What vas going on among the other
professional lighters Niaye men.
toned to YOU the fact that ! was all
throuah the spanish war. the miX.up
ln China. and that had resigned my
commission 20 accept tho post Of tray-
company n have not. pardon me
You will now readily accept my reck-
ie'sncss ~ spirit ps matter OF
course turned over another page.
from this ! learned that the fair sex
Vas going back TO punsleeyes again
Many an old sleeve was going To be /
turned upside down.
Fudge The train WAS rafting I.
through the yards Another page /
IIa' Here was that un-
known gcntleman.thiof again. up 10 .
his old tricks II r. remarkable how
i'hicult II IL TO catch a thief who has
rood looks and shrewd brains. had /
already written him down AS a quasi
swell For months the police had
been finding clues. but they had never
aid eyes on the rascal The famous
.iafgorty OF the New York detective
orce.-a man whom not dozen New
York policemen knew by sight and no
'rmlnals save those behind bars.
'arihly and eternal was now giving
he whole attention To the AFFAIR.
some Paily dressed lady al ball
would suddenly find she had lost some
'a'uahle gems; and that would he the
nd % the affair. for none ever re-
o cred her gems
The gcntloman-thief was still at
irrc. and had ra'horol ~ Nis me-
"I1t comfortable for,unc. 'rl' is,
he were not already rich and s.mlly
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Explain"

''four voice lacks the proper ana
requisite anxiety. Il is always the
married woman WHO enjoys the mask
with thoroughness She knows her
husband will be watching her; and
Jealousy is a good sign"
You are a philosopher. Certainly
you must be married"
Well, one does become philosoph.
ical-after marriage"
But are you married?"
Il do not say so7"
Would you like to be?"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-11

Chrissie Colt; No. 3, Olive Condor; No.
4, Minnie Chase; No. 5, Lillian Green; No.
Z, Grace Gray; No. s, Clytie Jones.
Schools win be in session April i6.
The steamer Golden Rod, Capt. Small
lidge, goes ON her route between here and
Belfast this morning.
Mrs. Charles Rabbidge shipped per
steamer fremont to Bangor, this morning.
1900 pairs of iumbermen's mittens-
The clam brigade has commenced dig
ding clans for the Brooklin canning
factory. They are shipping about 400
bushels a week.
Jerome p. Tapley, ir., and Charles F.
Jones. who were drafted to serve as jurors
at the April term Of court, leave here for
Ellsworth this morning.
Mrs. Hattie Z. Tapley and daughter,
Miss Hattie Sarah, when on their way up
from Norfolk, Va, win pass q few weeks
in Brooklyn and New York city.
April Q. ToMsoN.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Miss Alice Farnsworth left Saturday for
Windham, where she has position as
teacher.
A sociable was given Saturday evening
for the benefit Of the church, under the
auspices of the Golden Rule society.
viii Havey and Sidney Havey accom-
panied Zemro Hall to the Bangor hospital
Saturday for an operation for appendicitis.
Schools began to-day, April 9, with the
following teachers: primary. Miss Nina
Davis, of Harrington; intermediate, Clar-
enee Hsvey, of West Sullivan; grammar,
J. Doyle, OF franklin.
Oasis chapter, o. E. s., entertained a
large number of guests Monday, April 2.
A very pleasing programme was carried
out. Games were pla ced and refreshing nts
Of cake, coffee and fruit were served.
Elinee council, degree of Pocahontas, of
Hancock, will present at the K. OF p. hall
Monday evening, April 8, the drama,
"Down by the Sea- The local order of
Pocahontss will give dance and supper
April9. A. B.
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NORTH sEDGwICx.

George Abbott and wife spent Sunday
with 4. Abbott and wife.
Miss Nellie Anderson and Miss Jennie
Carter are working In the factory At South
Bluehill
Foster Pierce and wife have mored into
the rent az A: l. Blossoms house, formerly
occupied by Linwood SWEET.
Alonzo Haslsm, while working in the
Alien mi /. II and sprsIned ms ankle
quite badly one day last week.
Miss Blanche Staples, whn has hecn
whiting friau Is mi relatives "a Blu shill
the past week, has returned huue.
Mrs. NJ frEi Closson, who has been car
ing for Mrs. Bell, OF Sedgwick, ts a num-
Der of wees, ret Irned hon aisl week.
George Allen and - Hooper went to
BROOKLYN Wedncs - evening to the b. b.
3. entertainment and dan e. They re-
port fine time.
April 9. Par.
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SOUTH sURRY.
rosfsoS

Nalorus Gray, OF Penobscot, is With his
brother, Oatley Gray, for few days
Miss Lena Young went TO Bangor sat
urdsy, where she has employment for the
summer.
Capt. WU Coggins and sen Fred went
aboard the Hazel Dell yesterday az slue-
hill. They VIII GO east 10 lead lumber for
New York
Edward Curtis, who lost his house and
carriage house, " tb contents, short time
ago. lost q valuable young COW last Mon
day night.
Miss Bancroft, OF Philadelphia, WIS
here q few days sgo. looking over Seawil-
lows, William 2. Stewards summer home,
with a view TO renting for the season.
Miss Bancroft has q select summer school
which she takes 70 the sea coast OF
Maine during the summer season.
While coming across what is known as
the Creek last week, Rodney Emert0n
came upon an old mother fox and six small
kits. He succeeded in capturing all OF
the little ones. and the old fox kept near
him until he was nearly out to the high
way again Mr.. EmertOn presented two
of the kits to Hollis Bonsey's children,
two to Mrs. Hale's children and took two
home. They have leaned to take their
milk from a bottle, and ere doing we'll.
April 9. TRAMP.
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ARE.
April 9.
HANCOCK POINT.

Whiting Ball has returned to Bowdoin
college.
Eva Ball has gone to West Hancock TO
visit Mrs. Sherman Mcfarland.
c. A. Penney and William Crabtree and
wife were in Ellsworth Saturday.
C. A. Penney bought horse last week Of
Eugene Moore, OF North Ellsworth.
Amanda Cousins, of Lsmoine, is doing
the mason work on the Brown cottage.
Fred J. Phillips, OF Northeas; Harbor,
visited his brother, w. II. Phillips, last
week.
Mrs. l.. A. Emery was at the Point LAST
Saturday to give directions about work at
her cottage.
William Crabtree and wife spent Sunday
in Franklin with Mrs. Crabtree's sister,
Mrs. Lottie Gay.
Mrs. Edgar l.. Keete, OF Hancock, died
Sunday. April s. at Bre yer. She had been
in Bangor for medical treatment.
Mrs. Hattie Martin has gone to Rock
land to meet her husband, Capt. j. e..
Martin. She v i'll go trip to New York
with him
Mira. Edgar L. Avery has a girl baby,
born April Eva Gertrude. Mrs. Avery
is niece of A. III. Carter, and has boarded
there the past winter.
Anril O. T.
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LANIOINE.
REX.
April 9.

Miss Flora Stratton went to Islesford
Saturday to teach.
The town fathers are in session in the
town hail, assessing taxes.
Leander Smith has entered upon his
seasons work at Bar Harbor.
There will be an Easter concert in the
church next Sunday evening.
Howe Smith has gone to Bridgeport,
Conn, where ne has employment.
Miss Myrtle Young, of Bangor, is the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Frances Reed.
The schools at North Lamoine, Part
ridge Cove and East Lamoine will begin
Monday, April 16. The Jordan river
school will begin either on that date or
April 70.
The pie social at town hall for the bene-
fit OF the cornet band was quite well at
tended. The music by the band was
much enjoyed, and the members received
welI-merited commentator for their
rapid progress in the study during the
brief period since their organization.
April q. FL.
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PRO p ct HARBoR.

Mrs. S. o. NJ )ore, mo has been quite i'll,
is improving slowly.
Capt. Deasy goes to Ellsworth this
morning TO serve on the grand jury
Capt Deasy has secured the services OF
Mrs. Aimira Higgins as hoGsekeeper.
L. P. Cole went to Bangor Wednesday TO
have treatment for his eye with DR..
Clough.
Lewis Noonan, jr., starts this morning
for Nashua, n. Il where h. Is 20 have
employment.
Ernest Cole returns to Wateryille to-
day to resume his studies at Coburn clas-
steal institute.
f. w. Bridges went to Bangor Saturday
with MS nephew, who injured his eye and
went for tr at nent.
+. ". ~ ayes and wife opened their
hospitsul 7dls ri lay night. The even
ing was most enjoya0le ole, with games
aud car = fine supper was served
atoui ~ o'clock.
April 8. G..
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DEER Isle.
April g..

smsits are reported very plenty for this
time of year.
Miss hilla Staples, OF Atlantic, has been
on a short visit at DR.. Smsilis.
Capt. John Marshall left for Boston
Monday, to take command ~ n sail yacht.
Mrs. Lovina Pressey, who is spending
the winter with her son in Brooklyn,
\. Y, is seriously i'll OF pneumonia.
Allen Green, wife and son Merle have
arrived home from New London, Conn,
where he has been ship-keeper On yacht
Coronto.
w. II. Patten, principal 81 Bluehin
acaIsms and former high school teacher
here, spent Sunday la town, visiting his
many friends.
Mrs. T. q. Pickering passed away Tues
day, after a long Illness, aged fifty-one
years. Mrs. Pickering was most excel
lent woman in the community, and will
be greatly missed. She leaves three sons
and two daughter.
The class parts as assigned for the grad
uating class OF the Deer Isle grammar
school are as follows: Valedictory, Edith
Merle Small; salutstory, Rachel Haskell
prophecy, Lucy Wood Haskell; history,
Elsie Gould Haskell; presentation OF
CUTS, Agnes Estelle Greenlaw; address TO
undergraduates, Norman A. Gray; essays,
Lsdroit Barbour Greenlaw and Addie
Alice Greenlaw.
April 9. REX.
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MY NEWS
RRnOKIIN.

Tsrbert Tapley is i'll with the measles.
J :. Kane has started up his clam
fReary.
r. A. Mayo goes to Boston to-day
ou business.
H. T. PhilbroOk, Of Csstine, was IN
to- las week.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
TeT And agson, April T.
Mrs. f. F. Lurvey, who has been III
wiz a= grip, Is improving
jones Fogg and wife are receiving con-
rrst1.Es.ticns on the birth Of a SON.
Mrs. &. ". Wells and Miss Irene leave
to-lse for Boston where they will spend a
few aee1s.
c. i. Johnston leaves this week for New
Yor 60 jois the yacht Of which he goes
a. engineer.
Mrs. Rachel Wells came home from
Pr i5encc, X. l., Friday, where she has
speEt the winter.
Mrs. Amanda Sellers. Ross Davis and
vii. % Sunshine, were in town visiting
friends last week.
Rev. a. W. Bailey, who was called to
Passadurnkeag to attend a funeral, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs ldeila Hill has gone to Casino
where she viii care for Mrs. E. E. Phil
brook, who is seriously Ill.
II. NJ. Pease and II. $. Kane, who were
drawn t. serve on the grand and traverse
juries. start for Ellsworth to-day.
Miss ertrude Mcfarland entertained
party Of friends at hsI home Saturday
evening. A pleasant time was enjoyed.
The drama ''Mr Tompkins' Hired Man"
was presented by local talent in Odd Fell
lows hall, Wednesday evening, TO full
house All parts were well taken. The
ufsv yxaE followed by q dance.
This community was saddened to hear
Of the death Of Mrs. Timothy Pickering, OF
Deer Isle. Mrs. Pickering was Miss Kate
Smith, of this town. K. W. Smith,
Wallace smith, Mrs. NJ. A. Fiye and Miss
Nina Freethey went to Deer Isle Thurs
day TO attend the funeral.
April 8. USE FEMME
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NORTH DEER Isle.

Mrs. Meredith Ellis was in Brooksville
Wednesday.
Miss l4innie Powers is visiting in Rock
land this week.
Capt. Charles Powers was home from
Camden Saturday.
Capt. Arthur Powers has gone away for
the seasons yachting.
Edward Thompson has gone to Boston
to Join the yacht Rambler.
Miss Clara Allen. Of Ssrgentville, has
been visiting here recently.
Cant. Hezekiah Powers has gone 10 re-
sumo command Of the yacht Aida.
The condition Of the roads here is very
bad on account Of the frost not being out.
Capt. Frank Haskell sailed this week
from stonington in the schooner L. Il.
Whitmore, with stone.
Cant. Nathan Lowe has gone 10 Newport,
r. l., 10 join the schooner Ellen Baxter,
which hiss been hauled up there. Roy
Staples, Franklin Hardy and leonard
Burrii have gone as crew.
Miss Ethel Thompson, daughter Of
Capt. and Mrs. Everett Thompson, eele-
brated the ninth anniversary OF her birth
day March % by giving a party at her
home for her scboolmates, Supper was
served, and later in the evening ice-cream
and fruit were enjoyed. Miss Ethel re-
ceived numerous presents.
Aprii9. T..
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BLUEHILL.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
UNE FEMME.

AE-a0bA&AA EAEsE-SA%N AA~%ff'+
Whereas, The hand OF death has removed
from orr midst and from our membership our
Beloved sisttr, Flora ". Bllirgs therefore,
Resoi. ed, That we, the members OF the Blue
hill Bspu tY P. C. T.. desire to express cur
high sppr, eiation of ter Christian character
and graf personal worth. Truly l, may be
said of her The crl-nei rUAe exhiles TIE
sweetest perfume" a very unusual eaperie- &c
Of suffering ami weary waiting hfd resulted ia
m 90 ally upusuai sweetnes. of spirit aud
Ioviag confidence In Gods gniaihng care.
With rare forgeifuiness Of self she WAS snle
10 sympathize with those who SUI r. and 10
plan for their comfort and happiness. Her
Iong years OF weakness had developed a
peculiar siqtliness of character seiiOm net
with Oh the -hsres OF tine II r desire TO help
Others, while h, rs'lf ., frtsile and hep'es-.
was ever touching amt Inspiring. ThruK' she
was never allie to meet win u. ia our gzihei-
ings and though many Of vur m"m'frs never
saw her fac. in If, yet al we're great;y drawn
60 her by TIE beautiful teit-r- she wrot he
read Ia ansAer 10 ner name at roll call. BE
cause OF these marked characteristics, we OF tie
C.. Z. desi ire. therefore,. tn
Resoire. That in her death We ~ society
have met with great loss, and. as individuals
a great example amt impression; that we viii
strive to initiate her nobi example ard sweet
spirit; that we express our CON forting ~
patty to her widowed mother and To her
brothers and sisters; that we pl zee this ,e-ii-
nsony OF our appreciation Of her worth upon
the records of this society; that we pray our
Heavenly Father to sauetlfy this affection to
the upbuildtng of each one OF us in love and
Loyalty to the Master and Hts eau.e on earth.
and TO preparation foI the great gathering that
knows DO partirg.
BELLE o. HIScKLEr,
WELLASD q. CLAY,
Eva >. OsGoOp.
Committee on resolutions.
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OTIS.

Henry KelIiher, OF Brewer, visited rela-
tives here last week.
f. Lally and wife made a trip to Bangor
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
George Reynolds, of Lewiston, is guest
of his cousin, Arden Young, for a few
weeks.
The selectmsn, ]. o. Jordan, Aaron Sal
isbnry and Arden Young, were taking
valuations last week.
Bert Kincaid is visiting his parents,
William Kincaid and wife, OF Ellsworth
Falls, for few weeks.
Mrs. Rose BlaisdeIl is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hannah Wheelden, of
Ellsworth, for few weeks.
Mrs. Wallace Tibbetts is having altera-
lions and repairs made in her house for a
modern and convenient kitchen and
dining-room.
Mrs. Jed Salisbury and little son Carroll
are visiting her parents, Samuel Frost and
wife, and other relatives at North Maria
vile for a week.
The flock of wild geese which alighted in
the little pond near the Warren home, at
forded much surprise and admiration by
their tsmensss and graceful ways. Wild
geese were never known TO alight in this
little stream before, and the Inmates Of
the home near by were in state of ex-
citement Tor fear some stray hunter
might do harm to the eight beauties which
were being named by one of the family
after foreign vessels. But aIasl After
four days stay the terrible man with a
gun came and scared them away, which
caused regret to those who hoped they
would remain through warm weather.
April 8. DAVIS.
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COUNTY NEN ;.
MARLBORO.

Mrs. Tyler Hodgkins Is i'll.
Eben Kingman, who has been i'll, is
better,
Miss Inez Ford has gone TO Islesford to
teach school
George Treadwell is at work for Sherman
Douglass at LamoiDe.
Wesley Ford was called to Bs gor,
where his wife and baby are Ill with
measles.
Fred Anderson and family went to
Surry last Sunday called there by the ILL
ness of Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs.
Hollis Saunders.
John Wright and wife, of Bar Harbor,
have hired with Mr.. Roberts for seven
months TO care for his place here, recently
bought of John Douglass.
Melvin Wilbur was splitting wood last
Friday with double bitted axe, when 1t
bounced, hitting him in the face and cut
ting quite a cash over one eye.
John Kief and Willard kittredge, who
have been numbering on what is known as
the Seal points, finished work last Satur-
day. Mrs. Clara Dyer, who has been
cooking for the crew, has returned to her
home at Northeast Harbor.
April 9. ARE.
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April
GREAT POND.

F. Z. Mace and wife started for Portland
Monday.
John Lsughlin is suffering froma frac-
tured rib.
The ladies " iii meet with Mrs. Howard
Lord Wednesday.
A salmon weighing nine pounds was
taken from Alligator by q Bangor party
recently.
The friends OF Miss Lillian Cisry are
81 I TO learn that she is improving after an
operation for appendicitis.
At a meeting OF the school board, Mrs.
j. r.. Emery was appointed superintend-
ent of schools. School commences to-day.
Mrs. Richardson. OF Aurora, teacher.
Msthew Laughlin has returned to Ma
chias. His brother Clyde, Eugene Chic,
and Hollis Patterson accompanied him for
employment by the Ellsworth Lumber Co.
April 8. r.
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HALL QUARRY.

Miss Mary Harkins has returned home
from Mckinley.
Oscar l.. Bragg moved his family here
from Mckinley last week.
John Love and wife, OF Bluehill, have
moved here for the summer.
L. T. Campbell and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a son.
Frank Moore and wife, OF Ellsworth,
visited at ]. II. Macomber's over Sunday.
Ralph Clark and wife, OF South Thomas
ton, are visiting his parents, bred Clark
and wife.
There will be a social dance in Granite
hall Tuesday evening, April 10. Music by
Ray and Kelley.
Charles p. Richardson came from Surry
Thursday where he has been employed
during the winter.
April 9. PEBBLE.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Peter Mckenzie is gaining slowly.
Atwood Bunker IL still very i'll. Slight
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
Ralph Springer and wife visited Mrs.
Springer's parents, T. NJ. Blaisdell and
wife, Sunday at East Franklin.
Mrs. George b. Tracy, who has been seri-
ously i'll for the past five weeks, does not
gain as fas; a. her friends hope for.
Miss Fiossie Batter returned last week
from S0merviIle where she has been for
the past year with her sister, Mrs. Alex
Eader.
Zenro Hall was taken to the Eastern
Maine general hospital Saturday night. for
an operation for appendicitis. Sunday
night the report Was not very fsvora BILE.
Many friends hope for speedy recovery.
April Q. NJ.
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TRENTON.

Steve Young and children, OF Iauolpe
spent Sunday with viii Hopkins.
kidder Moore, IT., and family hava
moved on the George Butler place
Willis Moore, OF Ellsworth, spent SIM.
day with his brother, X. l.. Moore.
Miss Barbara Hopkins is working for
Mrs. George Butler at the Stafford farm.
George Stafford, OF Bar Hsrbo-. and
James Lymbarner, OF Ellsworth Falls
were in town one day last week.
Joe Smith and wife. who have BEEN
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Melvin Ne
Farlsnd, in Dorchester, Mass, returned
home Friday.
Apriie. NJ
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NORTH LAMoISE.

Mrs. f. f. Rowe and Mrs. j. q. Adams
were guests 4 Mrs. G.. II. Cog gins last
Wednesday.
Andrew Christy who is employed at Bar
Harhor is taking q vacation OF few
weeks at home here.
Eugene J. Hodgkins has returned to his
employment as conductor on one Of the
electric lines In Boston.
Clifford Coggins left Saturday for his
home in California, having enjoyed his
visit East to such an extent that he hopes
to repeat II before many years.
Mrs. r. r. Young Is visiting her son In
Cambridge. Mass. Her daughter, from
Amherst, Mass, will join her mother for
visit OF fsw days In Cambridge.
April .. SUBSTITUTE.
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WEST BRooKsvILLE.

Wasson's wharf will be rebuilt this
spring.
Mrs. Maggie B. Blodgett has been i'll for
the past week with rheumatism.
Rev. r. p. Green, pastor Of the Congre-
gational church, left here Wednesday for
Gorham.
Mrs. George II. Tapley IL in RocSland
for q few weeks, visiting her grand
children.
Daniel Snow, Of Hartland, grandson of
the late Capt. Daniel Biosgett, is visiting
relatives here.
Assignment OF teachers for the spring
term OF schools is as follows: High school,
L. G.. BRIGHAM; district No. /, Olden d.
Tapley; No. 2, Kate Tapley; No. 21l,
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NORTHEAST HAgBoR,

The w. c. T. u. met with Mrs. Charles
Bunker Monday evening.
Services will be held in st. Mary's
chapel on Good Friday morning at 1879.
c. Z. Kimbsii, OF the Clifton house, was
in town few days last week on business.
The ladies' auxiliary win meet with
Mrs. Lowell Hodgsins Thursday after
noon, April IL.
The Misses Judith and Elizabeth Hem
enway, who are attending Miss Whites
schools for girls at Portland. came home
last week to spend the Faster vacation
with their father, Rev. Myles Hemenway.
April 9. NJ.
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CENTER

School begins Monday, taught h.. ~.
Josie Billings, OF Bayside. " Aiss
0ryille Bartlett and William Bpt,a.A
gone to Northeast uRrbog. nave
Alfred Butler and wife arc r,,..-,
congratulations ON the birth OF an wing
Hollis Reid, who has been sre,S;a.,.
vacation on Duck Island. has resn, ,ss as as
duties on =. W. Lnnt's grocery cart n's
w. J. Harper, who has been sb;,.,-
CLANS to Boston, has closed his ss5 ling
and will take CLANS TO the can NJ ,'t ~
tories. "e'
Quite number attended tho rt,a,,-s--
match and dance ON Bartlett's l.iaf Ing
Monday night. A delicious sum ~. ~.
given By Mrs. Olive Bartlett. was
April 9.