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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
SALTWATER

Mrs. J. R. Kolliner has been visiting
Mrs. Harrison j. McKusick at Mora
for several days.
Mines, ]. C.zDeragisch, A. NJ. Dera-
gisch and Miss Deragisch gave an after
noon company Thursday at 632 Third
Dr.: and Mrs. T. G. Clark have re-
T. E. Fellows is home from an ex-
tended trip east. =.
Miss Florence Butts is spending
month at Harlem, Mont.
Mrs. Frank Otis entertained recently
for Mrs. Daisy NJ. Pringle.
Miss Lois Connors has returned from
Duluth. ....
. Miss Bessie Munday is a guest Of
Miss Myrtle Reed, Hickory street W.
Miss Mundy is here with her grand
mother, Mrs. Herman Mundy, who is
They have been spending the summer
in British Columbia and are on their
way to their eastern home.
Mr.. and Mrs: I'd Cover. who have
been guests of Mrs. David Cover,
have gone to New York to reside.
I Mrs. NJ. NJ. Smith Of Chicago, who
has been visiting in this city and in
Wisconsin for six weeks, has returned
home. She was accompanied by her
o1oGC1 NlS Dul duNl, WIN
will visit in Chicago and at Lake
Geneva and Berlin, Wis.
Howard Tilton has returned from
Michigan.
Will Boyle, who has been visiting at
the Dennis Boyle residence, for some
time, has returned to washington, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Tolen are Wis
ting Saltwater relatives for a few days
before returning to Winton. -.s..~
| Miss Callie Wolf entertained recently
for Miss Genevieve Wolf Mrs. j. P.
Berkley also entertained for Miss Wolf
| Tuesday afternoon. Several affairs have
/ also been given for Miss Edna Jeral-
din Brown, dinner at Donaldson's *on
Thursday, a luncheon by Miss julie
| Masterman Saturday, and next Tuesday
| Mrs. Jacob Bean and Mrs, Lehmicke
| will entertain the bridal party. Alsthe
affairs have been just for the bridal
party. :..st Z Z . - "a sss IS.
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%. Mrs. G. kellogg entertained relatives
during the week. 'ia6 .s Mrs
Miss Olive Shellenburger entertained
in honor Of Miss Dorothy HARDWOOD Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Harriet Sewall will leave Tues
day : for Madison, to continue her
library work. 81
Mrs. Emil Johnson has returned from
Duluth. w.. F%5s r@ rl
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brown entertained
informally Friday evening in honor of
their seventh wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chase have re-
turned from Lake Minnetonka. '.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ekman have re-
turned from pleasure trip to Isle
Royale, " .': .~z@ -
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MINNETONKA

Mr., and Mrs. W.T. Harmon enter
tanned at a charming dinner Thursday
evening at their cottage at Excelsior
for a group Of their lake. neighbors.
Covers were laid for ten and the deco
rations were prettily carried out in the
fall colors. The centerpiece IF the long
table was a basket filled with luscious
fruit and twined with grapevines, and
crystal candlesticks, with ared tapers
and red shaded lamps made an at
tractive illumination. + = 80.
Glen Morris Inn, in spite of the wan
ing season, is still@the gathering place
Of great. many Of the well-known
families from Minneapolis and ST.. Paul
The inn will be open all thru the winter
and the, youngerasspeople have before
them a vista of sleighing, coasting and
iceboat. parties, while the older guests
are anticipating the quiet Of a freside
retreat during the gay and busy social
season in town. ..
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spending few weeks at her lake home
at Solberg s Point Sc s.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Elliott of Excel
sior left Wednesday evening for trip
to Chicago. .sf ss
Mrs. ". H. Moody, who has been
spending month with Mrs. and Mrs.
A. 2. Moody, has returned to her home
in Washington, Me.
Rev. and Mrs. 8. Z. Show are spend
ing several weeks visiting in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge II. Met Cullen,
who have been spending the last four
years in Tasting, viii return this week
to make their home at Excelsior. They
have taken the broom house for d
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson Of Saltwater
have taken the Brutton cottage at Ex-
celsior for a year and will move into
it next week.
Mrs. James Bladon and daughter
Isabelle, have returned from trip to
Canada and Hammond, Ind. They were
absent from the lake for seven weeks
Miss Emma O,Brien of Minneapolis
is spending vacation with her aunt,l
Mrs. Frank Perkins, at Excelsior.
Miss Bess Albee of Minneapolis Isl
the guest Of Mrs. Albert Hausman at
her Cottage at Excelsior.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry B. Child have
moved into their new home at Christ
mas lake. -'sa@ ~ ri
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Smith and fam,
lily have returned from visit with
their brother at Albert Lea.
l.. Sigafoos and family have left
for Tacoma. Wash, their future home
| Captain and Mrs. John johnson will
leave next week for trip to Norway
They, will be accompanied by their
daughters. I: 49, = -. .r..s@s-s'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Boulger have.
moved into the city.
Mrs: W. G: Baker and children and
Miss Ella Clark have gone to Colo-
Peak celebration. =
Mrs: R. S. Miles. ST., entertained
over Sunday Miss Nellie Lee of New
York. Mrs. D. Topper of Alameda, CAL,
and Miss Mary Murphy of Glencoe.
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H. D. Shepard has returned to North
Adams, Mich, after visit Of few
weeks to relatives in the city.
The Ladies Institute will hold it's
next meeting the first Tuesday in Octo-
Der in the Library auditorium. There
will be election of officers. % s:
The Misses katharine and Rose Eich..
The function was very informal and the
guests were Delightfully."- entertained
A launch ride was given Wednesday
afternoon by several young women Of
the city for Misses Hessian, Giddings,
Berry and Flynn, who are the new
grade instructors in the Saltwater
schools
Miss Clara johnson has gone to Chi
cago. She will visit also in Neenah,
Wis, where she will be the guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson.
Reading club was held Monday with
Mrs. NJ. C. Colligan in charge Mrs.
McCluer and Mrs. Frederick Penning
ton assisted in the program. The first
gave a talk on :"'Robert Peel and the
Repeal of the Corn Laws;' Mrs. Pen
nington s subject, was Melbourne. ?
ROYAL FamilyO and "fLord John Rus
sell" Mrs. Robert Skeith will lead to-
morrow. w. r.
Avery Beers of Philadelphia has
been visiting Mr.. land Mrs. Charles H.
Register on his way to3the Pacific coast.
The Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., will
give harvest dance Wednesday even
Miss May Wohlers has returned from
Hastings. ','n%:.J 81 r.. !. ~
Miss Grace Hanks has returned from
month s visit With friends at Wash,
burn, Wis. 80 .1"|. i.>c E....
Miss Florence Boyle has gone to
Mankato to visit her sister, Mrs
Charles Butler. 80" H.. rE'
Dr.. Charles w.. Merry, accompanied
by his son Raymond, left Wednesday
for Delafeld, Wis, where the latter is
to attend the st. John s military AGA
deny. ''' = =.
Miss Margaret Fehr, formerly in
structor Of English and German in the
Saltwater high school, visited friends
in the city the first part Of the week
Miss Fehr has been. abroad since she
taught in Saltwater and has since spent
the most Of her time at St. Cloud,
MINI.
Misses Mary jerks, Adeline Triple
Vidle Finley, Anne Blitz, Edythe
jerks. Rita Kendall, Emily Johnston
and Nora Frye were members of a
house party at Alton over Sunday
They occupied the Slater cottage
Helen, and made: the return trip to
Saltwater by launch up the st. Croix
Mrs. Elmira J. Treat has returned
from Taylors Falls, where she spent two
MONTHS - '5$tS3s<1:-''.. -,
Mrs. s. J. Kennedy has returned
from her trip to the British isles. She
also visited in Detroit, Mich. :
Mr.: and Mrs. Adolph Kelm, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. SchaRer% and SON. Chester
went to Osceola Sunday in Mr.. Kelm Is
launch, the Anna.
One of the affairs of the week was
surprise party for Miss Rose Eichten
The members of the. Neigh borhood clut
and their men friends. were present and
the evening was devoted to- five hun
dred. - :. r. ".., = ~
Mrs. Glenn ArnIt' and daughter, Flor
.ence, have returned from two weeks
visit at Ilwaco Springs { and River
Falls, Wis ="
Mrs. John Bourdaghs and Miss Min
! ME Piepenburg have been in Chicagc
for a week. a., "
Miss Carmen Jassoy has returned
from Davenport, Iowa. 49,. :
Mrs. Caroline Proctor. has returned
from Taylors Falls. -. !
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Mrs. Eckman of Commonwealth av-
enue is spending the week in Duluth.
Mrs. Willard Fifeld has returned
from Alexandria and is the guest of
her niece, Mrs. George Eddy.
Cyril Costello entertained the Man
dolin club Wednesday evening at his
home on Bayless avenue.
Miss Mae Erwin of St. Peter spent
Sunday with her mother.
Miss Jennie Ware has returned from
Winona.
Miss Josephine Craig left Thursday
to visit her brother in the Philippines.
Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega
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-. e
A sixpence of the reign of Charles II
was found in the stomach of bullockk
killed recently by a Yarmouth (Eng-a
land), butcher. i
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Lake Breezes.

Mr.. and MRS. E. J. Fisher and fami-
" will move to their town house on
Oak Grove street this week. go. .-
Dr.. and Mrs. Richard Hill and fami-
~ will occupy the Samuel Hill house,
1901 Stevens avenue, which Dr. Hill re-
Gently purchased. =" Miss Louise Hill
has returned to Smith college to con-
tinue her studies. = " -: -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lum have come in
from the lake. Mrs. J. w. Bull is
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George Pendergast, Fred Getzke ana
Harry Hixon were in charge Of the
dancing party given Friday evening in
r. o. @. f. hali, FOR the Misses Kate,
'Dagmar and Jennie johnson Of Sol
berg Is Point. who leave next week For
Europe. About. twenty couples were
present. III
Miss Helen Bickford entertained in
honor of;,Miss Laila Post Fonday even
ing. Eleven of the girl friends Of the
tests and games were the amusemens.
Miss Helen .Armagast won the prize.
The dining room and the parlors were
decorated with goldenrod and garden
flowers, and asparagus ferns made a
de cate tracery of green.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lorenz m
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Mabel Salone, TO w.
Clark Post. The wedding will Jake
place Wednesday afternoon, Oct. IT,
Mr.. Post is a brother Of Miss Laiia
Post, whose marriage to F., Robert =,
Brown, formerly of Excelsior, has been
announced for Oct. 10. ~.
Miss Nettie Green is another of the
October brides who will be- married al
the lake. Her marriage to. Lewis Der
~ has been announced for Wednesday
Oct. 4. Mrs Fri Dennis entertained
eighteen guests in honor of Miss Green
Monday evening at handkerchief and
hosiery shower. Little Blanche Moody
drew a be-ribboned cart into the room
from which the gifts were distribute j
to the bride. Following the shower
the guests were entertained at mas
qnerated skating party at the Excelsior
Casino Refreshments wera servnl ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-06

80 ,E.s;: I;!r astr ..J;T9
SIX VERY DESIRABLE. FOB.
HOMES, 3S3 1890 .feeto on Lea
and Mechanic streets, $50 front foot-
If You want ia town buy ~
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FIVE LEFT ON JARVIS
STREET, 32x8Q feet, that can't be
beat for the money, sS5O-each on
easy payments.
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FOUR LEFT ON MECHANIC
STREET, 49.62x 100 feet to alley,
level as floor and very desirable for
the home builder, s., OOo each, on
easy payments
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Killed His Man

Az Associated Press. }

(By Associated Press.)
BEDFORD, Ind, Nov Earn
Kinser struck and killed Edward
Deckard with club during fight
last night at a resort. Kinser es-
capped.
Thomas s. Sinbtt, Of Pa rkers burg
i d business visitor in the city n
Miss Grace Newton and Black
burn Pow visited friends near Quiet
Dell SUNDAYS 90. ~ WI E.sS 4
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LONG-HEADED PEOPLE
Come to us for their madesto
measure garments, recognizing til
skill and thorpughness Of work vi
put into each one, and the style "
impart in their making. And fheJ
pay us no more for choice fabric
and unsurpassable wor kthan oEhen
charge for less satisfactory gan
ments. Also a full line of shoes,
hats and caps, at
Bloch Tailoring Co.
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3. n. cuRRENoE.

ia aAirlsta Next Poor to 2. 9.
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ANY SIZE, ANY PRICE ON
UNION HEIGHTS ADDITION
If you want country home, easy
access to car line, good location
buy these lots. Your choice today
$175 up on easy payments.
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THE ONLY CHEAP LOT
LEFT ON CLAY STREET, level
as floor, 4OxsO feet, very desirable
location and neighborhood, 81 $50
cash or on payments.
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THREE IN STUART ADDI-
TON. 4oxs0 feet, $500 and $3.50,
each, on which you can build three
houses that viii pay you 10 to Is
per cent. on your investment.
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Vacant L IS.

2 ONE on LOCUST STREET,
feet, one of the best left,
"a $50, on easy payments.
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If we can't
make that
W;liatch of
yours go

You may just as well give it to
the baby to play with. It's days
of service are surely ended-and
it is a question with you now OF
buying new one.
You ought to come here for a
new watch for the same reason
that prompts you to bring US
YOUR repairing jobs-because We
are IN q position to give you the
highest grade of satisfaction
AS we said, We can get all the
service out Of a watch that there
is in It, down to tho last tic<'
# you viii let US look at it occa-
siOnaHy.
And as fol. new ,Watches-welI
iust take a few minutes some day
TO look over what we have.
THAT'S all we ask.
81
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FIVE LEFT ON s.KELLBY
HILL" ADDITION, nothing bet
ter in thepstate, wafer, gas and
sewerage and. pleasant place to
live, $5oor each on very reasonable
payments.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-08-02
NORTHPORT NEWS.

The recital given by Emery F. White at
the Auditorium, Friday evening, under the
auspices Of the Methodist society, was a
very pleasing affair. The concert was az
ranged by Orrin J. Dickey, who is planning
others in the near future.
Mrs. Isabelle Buker Chase OF Washing
ton, D. c., formerly of Bangor, has opened
her cottage, La Y erde, on MeritheW square,
and will spend the summer season here AS
guests she is expecting Miss Laura Chase
of Norwood, Mass, with other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5. Walls Of Ninalhaven
are spending the summer season at their
delightful home on Park Row. Mr.. Walls,
who is the department commander of the
Grand Army of Maine, will leave in August
for Minneapolis, where he will be IN at
tendance upon the National encampment of
the Grand Army Of the Republic.
The mails at the Northport Campground
postot1ice arrive at II 20 in the morning and
at $50 in the evening. They leave the
grounds at 5.45 in the morning and - 10 at
noon. Parties should remember in sending
mail addresses that the proper address IS
at Northport Campground and tlat North
port is some miles further south.
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DIED.

AMEs. In Ninalhaven. July %, Amos D. Ames,
aged IS years.
BARTLETT. In Union. July II, Mrs. Priscilla
?. Bartlett. aged 70 years.
BILLINGS In North Penobscot July 25 Elmer
f. Billings aged 40 years and days
BICKFoRD. In Br0okSyille, July Is, Edward
Bedford aged 81 years and IL months.
DAGGETT In Union, July -. CyrenuS c.
Daggett aged IS years and months.
GRINNELL. In Washington, July "a, Mrs.
Joshua Grinnell aged ~ years.
GRINDLE. IN North BrookSville, july Il, Mai X
Hatch Grindle, aged 70 years.
HAMILTON. In Rock!and July 20. Capt. Jere-
miah Hamilton, aged 60 years and II months he
mains taken to Nmahaven for interment
LlNSCorr In BurkettNille, July IL. Mrs Paul
Inc Linscott, aged O. years months and days
MCCLELLAN. In Belfast. July 80 Angelina \.
wife Hon. William H. Mcclellan, aged &C years
Boston papers please copy.
MOORE In Rockland, july -. HeZeklah G..
Moore Of Isle au Haul ged 20 years. Remains
taken to Castine for interment.
EJrHFRFoRD. In Lynn. Mass. July 70, Mary
Elizabeth Rutherford. aged td years. ) months,
days. Bulial at Northpoit August 1>t
sHUTE. In eandypomt. july -. MIS-. Fannie
Shute
SMITH In Kockland, July -. David g., son OF
Austin W and LIZZIE +. Chase smith, aged |,
years and y days.
sA1Mo>p. Ia Belfast, July Is, Edwin salmond
aged - years.
FEAziE. IN Castme. July % Mrs. Olive Veazie
aged IS years.
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Rheumatism Badly CrippIes
A BaIdwinSyiIIe Farmer
URIC-O QUICKLY CURED HIM.
Treated Years with High-Priced Physi-
clan With No Success.

Mr.. Frank Howe. prominent farmer IN the
town of Van Buren,, says Il visited the best
Physician in syracuse, who treated me Tor ABOUT
two years for rheumatism ] spent in that time
several hundred dollars and seemed to grow
worse instead of better each day. Being on
clutches and forced to drive to the tram ana
hobbling to the doctors office became very dis,
couraging let alone the sleepless nights and
fearful hours of pain. was. advised to quit
doctoring and try Smiths Specific Urlc O: !pur-
chased seyenty.five cent bottle, took 1t home
and used it that day as directed.
''ThOSe fearful Scatic pains left me. my Dl0oa
seemed to let loose and flow freely. felt differ
ent and knew the next morning ! had found
cure, as l slept and rested well all that night,
something l had not done before in two years.
used in all six bottles of Uric . and nave never
felt return of the disease had no use Tor
crutches OF cane since the first days treatment.
/ know that Uric-O does not contain alcohol or
opiates and that it works in wonderful way on
the blood bladder, muscles and kidneys ana IS
FRANK HOWE.
BaldWinsville, N. Y, X. F. D:
Uric o is sold at seveDty-fve cents per pottle'
is liquid internal treatment good for rhe una a.
tism only, and will cure each and every case OF
rheumatism if properly used. Samples and CIR
culars will be cheerfully sent free by ADDRESSING
The Smith Drug Company, Syracuse, n: Y: NIB,
Uric-O is sold in belfast by Il. h. Moooy' WHO
highly recommends the remedy.
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; Is: ::::::
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BORN.

ANN1s. In Deer Isle July Is, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Annis son.
GRAY. In Sedgwick, June 80. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Orln c. Gray, a son, Leroy Thurston.
GRAY. In Troy, July IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L..
Gray, son.
LfBBY. In Thomaston, July "a. to Mr.. and Mrs.
RoHINsoS. In Rockland, July Is, to MI. and
Mrs. John Robinson, daughter. Asenath May.
SToDDARD. In Rockland, July %, TO Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Stoddard, a daughter Erylla An
nette.
TIBBErrs In Alameda, CAL, July %, to Nh
and Mrs. " alter G. TibbettS, a son.
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SEl!I' NEWS.


AMERICAS FORTS.
New York. July ~ Ar, sch. Jose Ola
Bradjng for TIomasJon Is. Al, sells. Win.
y. Morse. Frankfort American Team. 10. !.
;tnijie Hhude,. Granite Island: /. T. White
hnnsa. oroningtou. Emma ), brigg,. Rich
inond: Helena. Block Island Cora Green,
Tancyr: Annie AinSley, Stockton; AQelia
T, Carleton. do; Eugeuie, d.; Millville,
10 @amYai IIalt. d.: Mamie Saunders.
Ma \at AVER. bangor: Annie f. base,
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No luoalls. DO. ~ ar. >chs. Mary l.. Crus-
by, stockton; {. Is. Wood, Bangor; Maud
Swain ~, Stonington r. L. Tay, South Am
huy for BuchSpOrt Is. AZ, SchS Nlnetta ".
purcetla, Stockton; James HutAwei, Tar
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,tira ! F Kiudberg, Bangor; SD. sch.
Wm +. Douglass. Port Arthur 30, ar. schs.
IniIn / wohy- Barg0r; ". K. Perkins, do
Grace Davis. do; Annie T. Kimball, Stock
ton, Ne. Lucan0. do: John 3. Darlington,
d.. Fdwart Stewart, do; Emele f. Birdsall,
DO; George D: Edwards, Halls Quarry;
Samuel Il. hubbard, do.
HmItnn ',n]y -, Ar, sch. Almeda Will
i Es15n n'."X WITHIN Pickering. do: L. b.
Ramick do, Herman f. kimball, Rock
wort Me : y. cid. sch. LYMAN NJ. Law.
Sarseutvlie ana New York schs. Gen. f.
,''t GraaIev Rnothbay.anl New York Jas.
" PAM ,ir. Newport News; 30, ar, schS.
! q SIrswbridge. GuIfport: Celia F., New
Vow >: cd sch Almeda Wiley, st. John,
\ r. i'd schs. Alice Holbrook, Rockport,
Me. and Norfolk LYMAN NJ. Law, Sargent
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Philadelphia, July %. Ar, schs. Alice E.
Clark. bangor; Methebesec, New York
sia at b S2 a Sanons Alice + Clark, Ban
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ar sch. Mary f. Palmer, Bangor; 80, cid,
s SENS 81 Beulah McCabe, Bangor; Norombega,
Fdgartown.
Raitimore .July u, Ar, sch. Horace 4.
stone SargentyilIe
Stnck ia" Springs, July %. Ar, sch. Eva
Nav Gloucester: sid. schs. Edward Stew
ART vie lane and John b. Darlington,
\pw York. Mary Ann Mccain, Vineyard
Ha law f for n orders; 2G, ar, schs. Hattie IL.
Barbour. boothbav; j. NJ. Morales, Spruce
Head sid, sch Flora 1r c9n 11sxS New 3oEs
PIi 'yI, 81 II cav Boston: sid, sch. Mildred
i'i P"ne Vineysrd Haven for orders 80 al,
snbs w Witch Hazel. salem; St. Croix, do !;
S NnSv Ea1v,r Rock1and Melissa Trask
Fort Fort ponham'
Bancor. July %. Al, schs Lizzie D.
small si Spo snb AW vivian mJ Jones' Sew York
70 al sch en- N Sn;ena ga Kenial Brjdgeport
sa sd - hen' Eonnin : Hal, Roston r. D.
e 49,, avn do os arrvad Sch, Thomas Xix.
Ha ntGhav uo sId schs omaha, Boston: From
fa,,an r1aI mort Andrew Nehinger. New
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l u Iih Nj Onarr,. Me Julv % Sailed sch.
ca .,"I u 4I"r NC New York.
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], art.n,ppn+5 Va Va
p Po cci,i'' Me- Jnly y. Ar. U. S. train
mo shin Chase, Belfast; sch. y. Heaton,
New York. - -, r
Frank seavey, Boston; SD Sehs. Samuel niue; T. :
Hubbard, Manchesler " iiooSoh anu L.
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MA II lEib.

GoULDING-SPRAGUE. In Penobscot July IS
Clifford Z. Goulding OF Rockland and Miss Emma
A. Sprague of Penohscot.
GRAY son 81 AIspFLL. In Wintelport Jaly %
j. wallace GraySon and Miss Annie Catherine
BlaiSdell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. In Rockland. July %.
Thomas 4. Usher and Alice Mae Armstrong, both
OF Rock land
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NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.

DopGE's CORNER. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carney, who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. c. O. Fernald, have returned to their
home in East Boston. Lewis ii. Mat
t thew h has sold his farm and moved his
household effects to the home of his brother.
W. j. Matthews, where he will make his
future home. :. Marion and Edna Hills OF
South Natick, Mass, are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. }. Mat
fhews... Paul Bradford returned last Sat-
urday to his home in Beverly, Mass.
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Can't. and Mrs. +. d. Hartman of Wash
ingtou, D. C., arrived Saturday aud are
spending few days at the >earSport House.
Capt. Hartman was a former well known
ship master OF stockton.