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REcoINING pnlLIpplNH PESOS.

San Francisco. March 2O,-~The Unit
ed States mint In this city received yes
terdaF Tfo boxes containing 1000. 900
Philippine pesos TO be recoined in TO
pesos of the now mlntarc, lighter IN
weight and containing more alloy than
those In circulation. AS soon az the
coins shall haze been converted into the
new mtnta sc they viii again be shipped
across the Pacific.
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PROTESTANT UNION.
General Council Representative of Var.
ions Churches Discuss Question.

Chicago March @,--A general council
representative of the Congregatlonallst
Methodist Protestant and United Breth-
rem churches. met here today to discuss
the formation OF Il general union OF Pro
testant churches
The primary efforts OF the council will
be directed tow ard the union OF the three
churches named but the ultimate object
Is the gathering of all the Protestant
sects In the country into one body under
the name Of the Omitted Church" which
Will have as underlying principles free
dom OF Individual action In the local az
fairs of each church and ;he unity of all
the ehuchcs for mutual welfare and co.
operation
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KILLED BY AN AUTOMOBILE.

Athens, March 2O.--M. sinlopouI son
of the finance minister, while driving
an automobile on the boulevard last
Sunday In race, II is alleged, with a
son OF King George. ran over and killed
a woman The princes car, in which he
was accom- panied by his wife, was un-
able to check its speed, and also passed
over the Woman's body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-20

arton Of policy the lower house of par.
Lament today began tho actual work Of
the session with the organization Of
committees, which, IN Russia, are elected
instead Of appointed The committees on
the budget. audit and on general inanec,
Wall no elected tomorrow, Indicating THAT
the discussion " the budget win be FIRST
In order.
Tho proposal 10 appoint a special cnn,-
nlstee 10 organize famine relief led To q
prolonged and animated debate in which
the various groups participated.
n peasant deputy boldly charged tho
government With tteallng the money in
tended fof the relief " tho famine SUI
fNrcrs
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New York March 2e-Early today
the Passatc river AT Paterson. N, j.,
was within four feet of the floors OF the
bridges and Still Rising
Many OF ihe residents on both sides
~ the river remained up oil night The
only damage thus far has been To- cell
lars, storehouscs and the basement
floors OF the mills along the river
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EAST CHICAGO STRIKE.
Situation intensified by Tblrly-fyo
Hundred More Men Walking Out,

Hammond. Ind, March 20,--The strike
situation at East Chicago was intensi-
fed today when $500 men, employed by
the Inland Steel company. walked out.
The reason for the walk-Out was the
demand OF the Iaborers for am increase
OF e5 cents per day Six hundred men
struck yesterday at the Interstate Steel
company, and | 200 at the Republic Iron
s. Steel company, and the walk. out to-
day brings the total number of strikers
to over 5000 men.
Some rloting occurred early today.
and one OF the strikers was beaten by
one of the guards a the Inland cont-
pany's plant.
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PNEUMONIA HEADS LIST.
There Were i00 Gases, With "a Deaths
In Utah Last Month.

The February BuIeun Of the state board
OF health Is published this Afternoon. The
total number " deaths was ait In 1925
towns and districts reporting deaths.
Forty-nino districts reported free from
contaeious diseases, ana IS districts ro-
no,tsd no m0rlalltles Scarlet fever, Is
Gases. deaths, fm2l ipa1, ~ cases, no
,vnh1li fever iS cases I deaths: whoop-
lbseonsh. 90 cases deaths measles. Is
rasea. 10 deaths, ctlckenpox, 81 cases.
ne aeaihgi pneumonia 100 cases, A
.ssscsA consuIasslon. II cases, Z deaths.
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JAPAN AND KRUPP.
Former Buying IA Good Deal of war
Material From the Latter.

Berlin March D--Japan is dolng con-
Siderable business With the Krupps iSi the
line OF way materials. a number oe suns
are now being inspected by ia panesn Of
icials at Essen preparatory to thair heinE
accepted by Japan. As an indication OF
tho friendly relations existing between The
management OF the works and JaIttn, sovt
eFal Japanese engIneers are now working
There
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COLD FLOODED MURDER.
Edward Howell, Leading Negro OF
Mississippi. Shot In the Back.

EhttlegbuFH. Miss, March N-Edvard
Howell. ono Of the most influential ne
gTOes In southern Mississippi and prssl-
dem n the Peoples bank. was shot In
the back and killed while on his wav
home late Hast night No motive Is
known,
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a DELLA noBBIA RECOVERED.

MAap March @-Bela Robble's no.
nOWnfd nRure ia tara Gotta OF thN Wiz.
GIN, which Was stolen recently from Count
Fofztllts Villa. has been located and tho
man believed 10 huYe stolen N taken intO
custody Several othel pelsons Thought
o haN knowledge of the theft hayc Also
been arrested IL h believed that the
lhci was aellng GA bshalt % EiHGlish on
French dealess
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NEVILLE COMMITTED FOR TRIAL

London, March 2O--Lord William
Neville, fourth son OF the Marquis OF
Abergavenny, was today committed for
trial on charge OF stealing SeSveIry
from friend. Bail Was Fixed az s25.D06
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PACIFICATION OF CUBA.
Extraordinary Expenses to q. S. As-
aregate Two and q Hall Millions.

Washington. March 2o,--Ex traordin-
airy expenses to the United States up
to date caused by the sending of an
army of paoIficatlOn TO Cuba. aggre-
gate about s2,5OOe00 according 10 fig
ures, which have been prepared by the
war department. 1t has not been de-
toImined exactly when this money Will
be collected from Cuba. by the United
States.
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THE DoUMA.

Without FuIther difference 10 Minis.
tcrIal Policy II Gca Down 10 Work
~, pttersbuTg March %. r. Without any
rurhfr alludon " 1do ministerial declar-
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FURNACE cOLLAPSES.
Five Bodies Taken From Hundreds OF
Tons OF Debris.

Birmingham Ala, March 9o.-Irha lining
OF n new furnace or this Woodward Iron
company, which has been undergoing re-
pairs, fell TO day and hundreds OF tons
OF brick ana mortar buried number OF
worknien Five bodies have been taken
from the debris.
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The appropriation bill is the big story
in the house Of representatives today.
The measure originated In the senate,
and Is known as S. n, ~ The soions
got through patching and tinketing 1t
np this morning, and passed it UP TO
the honorable house, considerably shot
up and bruised, but still IN the ring,
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Someone In town would gladly pay
you n dollar more pcr week for tliat
room Than your present iOdgcr pays.
pny?
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Tive Iirst llnl, lu rany n biz chain vt
transactions has been n want ad.
And usually the want adj. Links are t0
BE found for the whole length of
The chain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-04

Miss Rilla Staples, OF Atlantic, is teach
ing at the Shakespeare school.
q. w. Haskell and wife spent Thanks
giving with relatives in Warren.
Harbor View chapter, o. e. s., will hold
its annual election of officers Wednesday
evening.
Philip W. Small and Grace E. Pickering
were married at the Congregational par
sonage Saturday evening, the BRIDES
birthday. Rev. L. M. Bosworth officiated.
The ceremony was witnessed BY few in
vited friends. Mr.. Small is q registered
pharmacist and one OF the towns most
enterprising young men. The bride is a
popular young lady, graduate of the
high school and is held in high esteem.
All unite in wishing them a happy and
prosperous voyage DER the sea Of life.
Capt. Francis T. Marshall, who has been
in poor health for some months, died Nov.
%, aged seventy-three years. Capt. Mar
shall leaves q widow, two sons-Frank
and Capt. p. T. Marshall, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry P. Smith. He also leaves
one sister, Mrs. Soloman Gray. In his
active years Capt. Marshall was one Of the
successful captains Of the town, and conn
manded some of the best vessels of his
day on the coast, but abandoned the sea
number OF years ago. He was MEM
Der OF Marine lodge, F. and A. M, and an
active member and worker in the church.
The Capt. will be greatly missed in
the place as he was one Of the few found
in any place that shoulders more than
their share of the public burden.
Dec. 2. REX.
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REX.
ASHvILLE.

Miss v. NJ. Smith has returned from
Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. Charles Small spent Saturday
night and Sunday with friends in Sor-
rento.
Miss Doris Hooper, Of West Sullivan, is
visiting few days with her aunt, Mrs.
w. NJ. Pettee.
E. A. Hanna, wife and children, Harvey
and Forest, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with friends in Steuben.
Schools began this morning. The gram
mar school is taught by Harry NJ. Patten
and the primary by Miss Eva circuit.
Fremont B. Hall, of Ashville, and Miss
Belle Hall, of Sorrento, were married
Nov. Is in Bangor by Rev. T. w. Fessen-
den. Friends extend congratulations.
An enjoyable affair was the birthd y
party given by Master Hugh Pettee to
seven little boy friends Saturday after
noon. Games were played after which
delicious refreshments were served. A
little cousin, Fay Sargent, who is only six
years old, walked four miles alone to at
tend.
Dec, 2, B.
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sEDGWICK.

John H. Eaton is working for DIR. Hag-
erthy.
Fred Ford is driving meat wagon for
Snow g. Allen.
William Lane has gone to New York to
join his vessel
J. n. Hooper has sold his meat business
to Horace Pease, of Brooklin.
There was q private sale OF some Of the
Watson property on Tuesday.
Charles A. Holden and the Misses Hol-
den will leave soon for Palm Beach, Fla,
for the winter.
Mrs. F. H. Smith gave party to elderly
ladies Friday, in honor Of her mother-in-
law, Mrs. NJ. J. Smith, it being her
seventy-sixth birthday.
D. F. Dority, OF Bangor, and Mrs. A. s.
Newman, Of Bar Harbor, with their
families, spent Thanksgiving day with
their brother, 8. H. Dority, at Travellers
Hone.
William Sylvester, of this town, and
Miss Abbie Stanley, of Brooklin, were
married at the latter place Wednesday by
Rev. Mr.. Bailey. They will make their
home with Mr.. Sylvester's parents for the
present.
Dec. 2. H. .
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHu.I.


Mr.. Smith is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Myrich.
Miss Augusta Peters is spending the
winter with her niece, Mrs. E. w. Mayo.
Q. T. Hinckley is visiting his sister in
Belfast, and his daughter, Mrs. Day, in
Miss Mabelle Babson, OF Colby, Miss
Minnie Chase, Forest Snow and Norman
Mayo, of University Of Maine, came home
for Thanksgiving.
James A. Garfield post and the w. R. C..
will elect officers for the ensuing year on
Saturday evening, Dec. z, or il stormy, the
next pleasant Saturday evening. It is
earnestly desired that every member that
can will be present
The social committee of the Y,P.S.C
E., OF the Baptist church had an entertain
ment and sale in the chapel Tuesday even
ing, Nov. 70, which was success in every
way. w. n. Osgood is chairman of the
committee. Handkerchiefs were sold at
auction. The amount cleared was 5000.
Following is the programme: Phono-
graph selections; chorus; duet, NJuan-
itao; reading, Mrs. Merrill; duet.
who's to Biame,' Mrs. Osgood, Mr.
Green; trio, ssOld Black Joe. INF. Odds.
Mr.. Bethel, Mr.. Green; sale; reading, Mrs.
1reen; duet, "Home, Sweet Home" Miss
Grindle, Miss Olds; solo, "Hundred
Fsthoms Deep, Mr.. Olds; trio and chorus,
,'Suwannee River" Mr.. Bethel, Mr.. Olds,
Mr.. Green.
Nov. 30. nj.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

w. F. Bruce and wife left for Boston
Saturday.
Thomas Bendix has been in town for
the past week.
DR.. F. F. Larrabee, of East Corinth, was
at home Thanksgiving day.
DR.. L. L. LARA bee, Of Ellsworth, arrived
Saturday night for few days.
Mrs. Della NJ. Miller, OF Dorchester,
Mass, has been recent guest OF friends
here.
Miss Genevieve F. Cole and Leila M.
Cole left for Waterville Saturday to attend
Coburn classical institute.
N. I. Morse accompanied his wife to
Bangor on Thursday, where she is to have
treatment at the hospital.
Dec g. O.
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PENoBeCoT.

George Whitehouse and wife have
returned from Boothbay Harbor to spend
the Water 6Are.
Mss:cearah eprague has gone to Booth
Day Hat6of, where abe win spend the
winter with her son, Dr.. A. e. 6pfague.
Mrs. Irving w. Brown, OF Bangor, has
returned to her homo, after spending q
lew days with n. F. Bridges and wife.
Miss Rena Grindle, OF Rluehill accadsmy,
spent The Thanksgiving recess with her
grandparents, j. B. Snowman and wife.
Elmer Leach and wife are receiving con-
gratulations upon the arrival Of 9 baby
giri at their home Friday morning, Nov. 70.
Miss Nina varnum, Mark Small, How
ard Leach, students ct Bucksport SEM
mary, spent the Thanksgiving recess at
Herbert Leach, of Wsterville, is in town
TOR . few days, called here BY the death Of
his mother, Nfs, Martin Leach, which
occurred ct her home here Friday morn
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legal Natttsxs
NOTICE OF FORkCLosURE.

NO4lCG OE GOBsAOASOSOREs
yXvHEREAS. Catherine A. Coney, In her
w right, and John J. Coney, her husband,
joining as grantor and relinquishing al
tights, Of Eden, Hancock county, stale Of
isco and 1e a II &c Hsncocs regist1y q
deeds. vol. sls. p. ~, conveyed to Thornton
Lyford and Charles Il. Woodward. both OF
of Maine, 1.-TWO certain lots or parcels OF land
situated In said Eden, and described ~ fol-
lows: to wit:
and West streets in Bar Harbor known Is the
Hotel Brewer. the same being particularly
described as follows: Beginning at q stone
post on the west line Of Main street thirty feet
nortberly (measuring on the west side of said
Main street). from the northeast corner Of
the Agamont lot. SO called; thence north a
grees IS minutes east ffty six and four -tenths
feet. more or less. to the south line Of West
street; thence by said south line Of said West
street south "a degrees 40 minutes east forty
three feet. more or less. to the intersection Of
the said west line Of said Main street south
Z degrees is minutes wtst fifty six and eight
bound; together with 50 much Of said Main
street and said West street ss lies between
the center lines thereof and the lot herein
veyed being produced to the center Of said
West street and the south line Of the lot
herein conveyed being produced to the center
OF sAlu Mali stIeeLs SuDleCt however 70 tue
rights Of the public in and to said Main street
aud said West street; together with the
hotel theron.
Second. One undivided half part Of lot of
land described as follows, to wit: Beginning
at the stone post ON the west line Of Main
street at the southeast corner Of the Hotel
Brewer lot; thence south degrees Is min
utes west along the west line OF said Main
street thirty feet to an iron holt at the north-
east corner Of the Agamont lot. SO called;
thence north 81 degi ees % minutes west along
the, north line OF said Agam0nt lot eighty
three and one half feet. more or.Iess to the
esst line Of land now or formerly Of r. b
8. Il. Rodick; thence north 8 eest along
said east line OF said Rodick land thirty feet
to q stake; thence south 81 degrees and %
minutes east forty one and four-tenths feet
to the southwest Corner OF the said Hotel
Brewer lott thence south q degrees IS min.
utes cant along the south line Of said Hotel
Brewer lot forty two and, one-fourth feet.
more or less to the first named bound; con-
tanning two thousand five hundred and ave
square feet. more or less; together with 20
much Of said Main street as lies between the
center line thereof and said lot above de-
scribed."
And, whereas, the conditions OF said mort
gage have been and still remain broken. now
therefore. this notice 10 hereby given for the
purpose Of forecloslnE the same ~ provided
by law. TRonNron LYYoRD.
t CHARLIs 3. WOODWARD.
Dated this nd day OF November. .. d. 1907.
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ATLANTIC.

Ruth Staples, who has been attending
the fall tern, of school at Castine, arrived
home Wednesday.
who, with their daughters Lizzie and
Viola, have been visiting relatives here,
returned home last Tuesday.
Rilla Staples has returned home from
Franklin, where she has been teaching the
primary school. She left Saturday for
Dssr Isle, where she will teach the pri-
mary school.
Calvin Stockbridge and wife arrived
home from Dorchester, Mass, last We'd
nesday. Mr.. Stock bridge has had en-
ployment there several years, but all the
machine shops have shut down for while.
Nov. 20. SPEC.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Eliza Staples is quite i'll.
There will be church sociable in the
schoolhouse next Friday evening.
Capt. Charles Scott went to Rockland
Wednesday and returned next day.
Hosea Barbour and family have moved
into the house that he bought last spring.
Mrs. Charlena Lowe is at home for two
weeks vacation from Mrs. Emery Picker
ing's.
Capt. F. A. Haskell arrived home last
Thursday. His vessel is at stonington
unloading coal.
George Small and wife went to Deer Isle
Thanksgiving day to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Allen Green.
Dec, 2, H.
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Amone the @ranasrs.

This column is devoted to the Grange, es-
pecially to the oranges Of Hancock county.
The column is open 70 all gransers for the
discussion Of topics Of general interest, and
for reports Of grange meetings. Make letters
short and concise. All Communications must
be signed, but names will not be printed ex-
cept by permission Of the writer. All COM
munications will be subject to approval by
the editor, but none will be rejected without
good reason.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-04

harvest HOME, WEST ELLSWORTH.
Harvest Home grange held it's regular
meeting Nov. 30, the master presiding.
Two applications for membership were re-
ceived. The programme, carried out in q
pleasing manner, consisted of reading,
speaking, solos and conundrums by nearly
all present. The master announced that
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ing after brief illness. The family have
tie sympathy OF the entire community.
Capt. 81. c. Perkins has purchased the
schooner Minnie Chase, and has hauled nm
his other vessel, the Addie Clement, Tor
repairs.
Mrs. Ray Wardwell and children have
returned from Bangor, where they have
been living the past year. They will live
in part OF the Pearl Leach house this
winter.
Dec. 2. Woop1ncvr
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WEST FRANKLIN.

9. 8; scammon loaded car with slaves
Saturday.
W. e. Clark is repairing and painting
his house.
Everett Morse is going in the woods for
the Tunk Lumber Co.
Attic Smith is confined to the house
with mercury poisoning.
Irving Springer hss returned from q
visit to his sister in Brewer.
Reuben Clark, Of Bar Harbor, was in
town last week, on business.
Louis ShumaD has been on q visit to
Great Pond, returning Saturday.
Eugene Orcutt killed q hog Saturday
which nearly reached the 500-pound mark.
The hunters are waiting for snow, be-
fore laying in their winters supply Of big
game.
Pearl and Phronie Coombs were married
on Thanksgiving evening. Their friends
extend congratulations.
Dec.2 2. CHEER.
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BLUEHnL FALLS.

School began here to-day, taught BY
Raymond Carter, Of Bluehill.
Capt. Friend, in schooner Waldrou
Holmes, sailed Nov. % with wood.
Harvey Slower and Dora Conary were
married Nov. q, ut Bluehill, by Rev. r. L.
Odds.
Quite number of women and girls here
are knitting stockings for Mr.. Babson, Of
Bluehill. s-
large windows in Irving Candage's house
last week, making great Improvement
The building will also be painted.
Dec. 2. CRUMBS.
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The programme for the meeting of Green
Mountain Pomona grange with Bayview
grange, Salisbury Cove, Wednesday, Dec.
II, is as follows:
Opening in form
singing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Grange
ADDRESS OF welcome. u It Hall
Response. ........ Ralph T Young, of Lamoine
disqualification OF first degree by Bay
Report Of oranges
Topic: Resolved that the grange should
favor laws requiring all political par
ties to make their nominations by q
direct vote Of the people," Afiefna-
tive = Joseph w Wood, of Bayview
grange, Negative Milton Beckwiph,
Of Bayside grange.
Recess
Call to order
Song by grange
Comforting fifth degree
Talk on poultry raising by speaker from
the University of Maine.
Topic: would our rural schools be more
successful BY employing male teachers
twelve weeks in O year?''
Singfng..... ........................... Grange
Closing in form
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Eliza Hartman, of Harriman's
Point, is very ill.
Jerome Young and wife, OF Surry, are
visiting Z. 8. Hamilton and wife.
r. Emma Hamilton has closed her
school at Bingham and returned home.
Charles Tyler and wife have moved from
Brooklin into the house owned by Abel
Staples.
Capt. Edward Byard and wife, OF Sedg-
wick, made short visit at Henry Hamil-
toms last week.
G. E. Sherman and wife. have gone to
Boston and New York to spend the winter
with their children.
Mrs. Cordelia Grindle has gone to Provi-
dence, r. l., to spend the winter with
Eugene Grindle and wife.
Dec. SUB.
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NORTH ORLAND.

Mark R. Hussey died Wednesday
morning after . short illness of heart
disease, aged sixty-one -yesre. Mr..
Hussey had been in poor health for
several months, but severe cold fastened
his death. Mr.. Hussey was an industrious
and prosperous farmer. He was member
Of Bucksport lodge, No. a.. A. Q. U. W.
He leaves . widow, one daughter Miss
Lulu 8. Hussey, and one brother, q. p.
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MAssApAQuA, SOUTH BLuEH11L.

Massapaqua grange met Nov. ~ with a
good attendance. The first and second
degrees were conferred upon one candi-
date. Four applications for membership
were received. There is great interest in
the grange, and all the members are striv-
ing to make this grange one of the best in
the county. The worthy lecturer pre-
sisting Of readings, and ar original poem
by Bro. Gancelo Herrick, which caused a
great deal of nerriment. The topic dis
cussed was: allow may the home be
made attractive out doors, as well as in
doory?"
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WEST FREMONT,

E. B. Reed and wife, Of Bangor, are at
home for the winter.
Edwin Lopaus has bought the Edward
Marshall naphtha boat for lobstering.
Mrs. Mena Lawson was called to Seal
Cove by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
L. B. Sprague.
Capt. A. R. Murphy has bought the
sloop Of George Bunker, Of Mckinley, for
fishing purposes.
Mrs. Eunice Lopaus and sister, Miss
Rena Reed, went to Bar Harbor last We'd
nesday, where Miss Reed will undergo q
slight surgical operation.
Dec e. THELMA,