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TO SELL OR LEASE LINES.
Meeting Of "a Addison County, rslphons
Concern 81 AIddIebsry.

MIddlebury, April 30. A. Smith
OF Addison, r.. II. Field OF Ferris.
burg. Z. l.. Thompson and w. J. New
ton OF weybridRe, W. s. Delano Of
shoreham, A. W. Foots and II. y.
Sanford OF Cornwall, representing the
Pony Telephone Co. OF Addison eoun-
~, met at the Addison house Satur-
day afternoon 70 consider q renewal
OF their lease 70 the New England
Telegraph a Telephone Co., their Ave
year lease having expired . short tims
ago. Many favorable COMMUNICATIONS
from the New Englaod company we're
read, which showed . friendly feeling
between The two concerns.
After the meeting one OF the mem
bcrs OF the Pony Telephone company
said that n q sale agreement could
not be brought about, a i've year leass
would be drawn up at once with the
New England company.
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TRIED TO END HIS LIFE.
c. r. BleknsIl Of Jericho Center 10 Critical
Condition 81 hospIis.

Jericho Center, April 10 Charles
X. Blcknell, q young man OF this VII
lage, In q 1T Of despondency shot him
self with q revolver about $50 last
evening while his wife was attending
church service. She found him upon
her return and DR. Hopkins was i'm.
medlately summoned. He found that
the bullet entered the abdomen, pass
cd through the stomach and lodged In
the intestines. The doctor cVunselled
Mr. Bicknell's removal 70 Me Mary
Fletcher hospital nj Burlington, which
was accomplished during the night.
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PLEASING LIGHT OPERA
John ". Rsnsoms win Take the leading
PAT

II there we're no other comedian 10
the cast Of The Isle OF Bong Bong, the
b. c. whitney light opera which viii
be At the opera house Friday night,
April 10Th, John w. Ransome would
supply all tho fun The audience could
ask for. lie IL one OF the cleveresi
and most original comic opera stars
that has ever been announced 70 ap.
pear here and those who ieil 10 see
him will have much 10 regret He Il
supported by an excellent company ol
fifty or more good comedians snd
singers and the scenic equipment Il
magnificent All who enjoyed The
Isle OF Spice will End 1he Isle OF Bons
Hong entirely 70 their liking. The
sale OF seats opens at the box offic'
this evening.
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DUANE A. BALDWIN
We'll Known RssIdsst Pissed A~sy Tuesday
Aos sins Aisu lingering TIlsss.

well kno~n kssidest Pissed Assy Tuesday
Aos sins Ahu lingering TIisss.
Duane A Baldwin, o veil known
resident OF Bennington, who has been
vi during the past year with cancer
Gus and tubcrcular afiiction, passed
away at his home on Gage street at
9 20 o'clock this morning. During The
past II months he had been too III TO
do any work, he had undergone opera
lions and had suffered as 10 Is the lot
Of few people 70 be AFFLICTED. During
II ell his courage aud patience we're re
msrkablc.
The deceased was the only son OF
Austin O. Baldwin and was born In
Wells September Is, 1855 Early In
life he entered the railroad service and
for Is years was . conductor on the
Bennington and Rutland run aud on
what IL nov the Chatham division OF
the New York Central. After leaving
The road he worked for time al the
insurance business but his health did
not allow him 70 follow that occupat.
Ion but short lime.
Mr. Baldwin was married 70 Anna
Willard at Manchester and Is survived
by the widow and one daughter, Mrs
Harry Beagle whohas recently resided
In SALISBURY but who will make her
future homo IN Bennington.
Tho funeral will be held from the
house Thursday afternoon at $50
fo'clock and Rev Frank II. Morris, pas
Tor OF the Baptist church, will ofiIcIatc
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CHANGEsIN DISTRICT
Dr. c. ". RowIsy Was Returned to This
Charge.

Aho oCNoiouo VI VIC AEOy Couiofcnoc
we're closed Monday with reading OF
the appointments by the bishop. There
we're but few changes In the Burlington
Rev J. NJ. Harris was trans
ierred from Hoosick Falls to Cam.
bridge, Rev II. II. Durfee was trans
ferred from North Bennington, and
Arlington Is TO be supplied. Rev Q.
w. Rowley was again appointed chair
man OF the standing committee on edu-
cation and the Freedmans Aid society.
The appointments for the Burlington
district as announced by the bishop are
as follows: i
Presiding Elder, p l. Dow.
Arlington and sandgate, To be sup
piled.
Bennington, c W Rowley.
Benson, J II Keep.
Brandon, G A Cooke.
Bridport, To be supplied.
Bristol. Frank Fletcher.
Burlington, @ w Brown.
Cambridge, J NJ Harris.
Castleton, To be supplied by + c
Garfield.
Eas, Middlebury, + B Gooding.
Fair Haven, J l. Atwell.
Granville, X L Thompson.
Hampton, NJ A Roberts.
Hlnesburg, A s Clark.
Hoosick Falls, @ NJ Moody.
Lincoln, To be supplied.
Manchester Center, T. S Morey.
N iddlebury, w II Wsshburne.
Middletown spriogs, To be supplied.
North Ferrisburg, A b Potter.
North Granville, II L Kelton.
North Hoosick, G NJ stebbins.
Panton and West Addison, T. 7
French.
Pawlet, ID Hughes.
Pownal. ] c Mitchell.
Poultney, ID II Corkran.
Raceyille, II l. Kelton.
Klpion, II N Hall.
Rupert, q Miller.
Rutland, W II Smith.
Salem, W W Cox.
Sandgate, Supplied by Z B Hsrris
SALISBURY, To be supplied by c s
Agan.
shelburne and Charlotte, G Eva
500.
shushan and West Arlington. II |
Kelton.
South SALISBURY, C s Agsn.
siarksboro. To be supplied.
Tinmou,h and Dandy, To be sup
piled.
vergenpes and Ferrlsburrh. J
Fisher.
Wells and East Wells, To be supplies
by b N Kest
West Hebron and Rslcher. W II n,
der.
West Rutland. To be supplied.
West Salisbury. w 4 slocum.
Weybrldge, Peter Heller.
White Greek and North Benplngtop
To be supplied.
winooski. d NJ Kent.
CHI Dunton, principal OF Troy Con
ference Academy At Poultoey.
RI washburpe, professor OF theol
ogy In Willamette University, Salem
ore.
ID. y. Brooks, professor In Contra
Holiness University, osksloosa, lows
other nearby appointments are 4
follows: Pswnal. J c Mhchell; Mort
Hoosick, A b Potter; Stamford, J
. G. Cooper, North Adams, w Z Thom
son. Rev w W Foster. president {
Rust university, is retained as a met
; Der OF The Troy dlstrict.
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MESSAGE
OF PEACE
RooseveIt's Letter Read at
Carnegie Hall Assembly
NOTABLES ATTEND
Facts Rather Than Dreams OF Dis
armament Not 70 Be Now
Realized
NOTABLts ATTEND

NEW YORK. April i6.-With An
drew Carnegie presiding, the third
days session OF the national arbltra-
ton and peace congress convened at
Carnegie hall. .
Mr.. Carnegie paid n tribute to Presl'
dent Roosevelt and expressed the wlSh
that II might be possible that MT
Roosevelt should he the great peace
maker Of the future. lie declared, how
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BIG STATE TAX PAID
Rutland sud rs n Road, Toe the Nark-
Few Do Not.

Montpelier, April Is. Z. II Deaviti
state treasurer. received today taxes
on railroad corporations as follows
Boston 4 Maine. So, 2i65l; Rutland
railroad, e., il229.
The time Tor paying such taxes ex,
pires tonight at midnight The state
treasurer and state tar commissioned
must then under the new law lie will
the secretary OF state list OF all cor
porations, including railrcsds thai
have not paid their taxes The lisl
will be small.
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SPEC.
BARI HARBOR.

The fnest.b ball Of the winter took place
the Casino Friday evening, when the
n Harbor members Of the Mystic Shrine
|tertained. 1t was the first dance given
the local Shriners. About $50 invita-
bns were sent out, and some 500 people
lre present. It.was the swell dance of
Z season.
Eown meeting talk is beginning to come
the fore, and with number Of dis
ted questionsxto come up during the
|siness session, as well as lot Of lively
hts for the various- offices, it looks as il
j. Harbor's! March meeting this year
build be lively one. The snappiest
hit is looked forlfor the position of road
|mmissioner. Ansel B..Leland, the pres
/ holder of the office, has announced
1t he willI.not lbe candidate for re-
|ction, andl there are any number OF
IN who wish Ito step into his official
bes. Among 1.-THE candidates thus far
Clifford NJ. Wiley, Willard Hamor,
|prge Emery, Ezra Higgins, Clifford
lliver and Reginald ingalls,, while
|eral other candidates will probably
announced before town meeting day.
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GREAT POND


F. E. Mace entertained q fishing party
at his home this week.
Mr.. Jordan and Ralph Bean, Of Bangor
got very good catch OF trout and salmon
at Alligator in two days fishing. Mr..
Estabrook and party are there now.
Another Bangor party is coming Saturday.
Mrs. Richardson will close her school
Feb. Is. She has given the children much
pleasure with music on the photograph.
One little one wanted some Emusic on her
Photograph. She is faithful teacher.
and the children have learned well.
This community was saddened by the
death Of Mrs. Laura, wife Of Postmaster
shuman, whicho ccurred "Wednesday morn
ing, Jan. 30. She was an industrious.
hard working woman; her hands were
never idle, as not only the useful but many
pieces Of fancy work will show. good
wife, mother and neighbor, q consistent
Christian woman has gone to her reward.
Her mother and sister, Mrs. James Col
burn, reside here. Her son Lewis and
wife from Franklin, her daughter, Mrs.
Eliza Stevens and husband from Milo, two
brothers Edgar, James and Tobias Nc
!ninch, were summoned from their work;
her daughter Helen lMrs. Guy Chick) was
almost constantly with her mother. The
loss is especially hard for her and her
younger daughters, saba and Eta. Inter-
ment Friday. Miss Garland preached the
sermon. Albert Mace conducted the
funeral under grange ceremony. Several
from Good Will grange were present.
Feb. s E.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NHEREAS Rodney w. Smith by his mort
w gage deed dated the eighteenth day OF
January, a. d. 1902, and recorded in the regis
try OF deeds for Hancock county, Maine. in
vol. s72. page si7, conveyed to me, the under
signed. certain lot or parcel of land situated
in Broooklin aforesaid, bounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the
shore of Centre Harbor at southeast corner
of land of Peleg Curtis, at stake aad stones;
thence by said Curtis land N. 16' E. 50 rods,
u links to north side Of the road to stake;
thence by the north side OF said road N So
w. 10 rods, II links to land of said Curtis to
corner Of fence; thence by said Curtis land
N. 26' E. rods Is links to corner of fence;
thence by said Curtis land S. 81 E. rods II
links to a cedar post; thence on the original
Zine OF said Smiths lot N. 16e e. 2l4 rods fol-
lowing said Curtis line to spruce tree
spotted; thence by said Curtis land N. So w.
"a rods to spruce tree spotted, the old bound
at land of Il. E. Freethy's; thence by said
Freethy' land N. 81 l2' e. rods, IS links to q
stake and FIR tree spotted on four sides at
land OF Warren Wells; thence by Wells land
s. "a e. 40 rods to land OF R. R. Babson to
stake; thence by Babson's land s. l6' W. 1870
rods to the head OF said Smiths field; thence
by Babson's land s. 1S' w. 81 rods to north
side OF town road to post thence by said
road N. 81. w. one rod is links; theme by said
Babson's land s. IVA w. so rods to shore of
Center Harbor to stake and stones; thence by
by said shore N, 23' W. IL rods to first men,
toned bound, containing 80 acres, more or
less. and whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken, and now remains
broken and unperformed. now therefore, by
reason of the breach OF the condition of said
give this notice Of my intention to forciose
thereof. GEORGE r. EATON.
Dated this fourth day of February a. d. 1907.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sov additional Cbunty Nsscs nee cthe, pnces
MARLBORO.

MARLBORO.
Miss Villa Frost was the guest Of Mrs.
8. Fl. Remick last Saturday.
Freeman Closson, Of Bayside, is visiting
his grandfather, David Mosley.
Maynard Ford has gone to North Ham
cock to visit his brother Wesley.
Mrs. John Wright and little son, OF
Bangor. are visiting her parents, Tyler
Hodgkins and wife.
Mrs. E. g. Burnham, Of Ellsworth,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
father, 9. H. Remick.
Miss Myra Springer, OF Hancock, was
the guest Of F. T. Hodgkins and wife last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. George Rodick, Of Amherst, is Wis
ting her son Harry. Mr.. Rodick's chill
dren, who have been quite ill, are better.
Mrs. Clara Ford has gone to Houlton to
spend few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. E. c. Alexander. Her daughter Inex
accompanied her.
Feb. II. ARE.
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ARE.
WEST HANCOCK.

A. E. Foren has resumed work at Milf
nocket.
Herbert Downes spent Sunday in Bangor
and Brewer.
Raymond Miles and wife are visiting
friends in Orono.
w. X. Springer spent few days recently
at Flanders pond, fishing.
E. II. Butterfield and wife have gone to
Virginia for an indefinite stay.
Albert Rich and wife, of Isle an Haut,
are visiting Mrs. Rich's parents, H. C..
Milliken and wife.
j. M. Milliken, of Bar Harbor, recently
made short visit to his parents, Henry
Milliken and wife.
Melvin Smith, who is employed on the
Maine Central railroad, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Feb. 9. SUMAc.
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legal Notlrss.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS.
TAKEN this 23rd day of January, a. 1907
4 on execution, dated the seventh day Of
January, 1907, on judgment recovered by the
Ellsworth Municipal court for the County of
Hancock. at the term thereof begun and
holden on the first Tuesday of January, a. d.
1907, to wit. on the fourth day of January, in
favor of A. F. Burnham of Ellsworth. in said
against Sarah A. Ellis of said Ellsworth, for
Seventy five Dollars and no Cents, debt or
damage and Nine Dollars and One Cent costs
of suit, and will be sold at public auction at
the Sheriff's Office in said Ellsworth, to the
highest bidder on the 9Th day of March q d.
1907 at one O'Clock in the afternoon. the fol-
lowing described real estate and all the right.
title and interest which the said btor, Sarah
A. Ellis, has and had in and to the same, ON
the Fifteenth day of December, at three
O'Clock and ten minutes in the afternoon, the
time when the same was attached on the writ
in the same suit. to witt
certain lot or parcel OF land situated in
said Ellsworth, and bounded and described
as follows, to wit:-Beginping on the eastern
side OF the Highway leading from Ellsworth
to Waltham, and at the northern line of lot
of land belonging to Wellington Haslam;
thence easterly by said Haslems north line to
stake and stones; thence northerly
parallel to said road fifty feet to stake and
line to the above mentioned road thence by
said road to the place OF beginning. contain
ing twelve acres. more or less, being the same
premises convened to the said Sarah A. Ellis
under the name of Sarah j. ELS by deed Of
Delphine Lynch, November 2. 1906, and re-
corded in the Hancock Registry Of Deeds in
Book 426 page I78 to which refer, aud being
the same premises conveyed by sarah Ellis to
Sarah Carpenter in Vol. ADJ. page los. Said
Lynch deed gives the same boundaries and
said to contain twelve square rods, more or
less, probably showing an error as to acres.
b. H. MAYO, Sheriff.
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q rgal Notices
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK S.
TAKEN this 2sth day of January on execu-
i ton, dated the seventh day of January,
1907 issued on a Judgment rendered by the
Ellsworth municipal court for the coun-
ty OF Hancock, at the term thereof be-
gun and held on the first Tuesday, of
January, 1907 to wit, on the fourth day
of January. 1907, in favor of A. F. Burn.
ham. OF Ellsworth, in said county and State,
against Alexander Starkey,- OF Ellsworth. in
said county and State, for forty five dollars
eight dollars and seventy seven cents, costs
of suit. and will be sold az public auction at
the sheriff's office in said Ellsworth, to the
highes; bidder, on the 9th day OF March, at 230
O'Clock in the afternoon. the following de-
scribed estate and all the right, title and in
terest which the said del tor, Alexander
Starkey, has and had in and to the same. on
the fifteenth day Of December 1906, at three
O'Clock and ten minutes in the afternoon. the
time when the same was attached on the writ
in the same suit. to wit: certain lot or par
Gel Of land situated in said Ellsworth. at a
place called Reeds Brook, described as fol-
lows. TO wit:
Bounded on the south by the north line of
the late Edward Moore. beginning on the west
side OF the road leao ing from Ellsworth to
Otis and Mariaville at the southeast corner of
the lot hereby conveyed; thence running
westerly one hundred and eighty. two rods to
the head line; thence north Al degrees east on
said head line one hundred rods: thence
south 40 degrees east one hundred and eighty
on said road to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning one hundred and twenty-fiv acres,
more or less. B. II. MAYO,
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WEST FREMONT.

!. W. Lunt is still suffering with lum-
%.
W. Rumill, r. NJ. Rumill, B. B. Reed
L. $. Springer spent last week in Au-
ia.
eachers and Pupils are getting ready
q school entertainment at the end Of
term.
lrs. l.. NJ. Lunt, who has been visiting
daughter, Mrs. w. d. Walls, at Seal
E, came home Sunday.
|rs. Mary Remick is now taking care Of
niece, Mrs. Otis Ingalls,, who is gain
Maggie Norwood is doing the work.
pdrew Norton, who has been on a trip
New York, came home this week. He
had the house Of his grandmother,
4 Lydia Walls, moved across the road
fs own land for home Of his own.
u. 4. THELMA.
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notice OF FoKECLosUKE.

"HEREAs Eben E. Kane. of Brooklin, in
w the county of Hancock, by his mort
gage deed dated the twenty third d " Of June.
a. d. 1880. ard recorded in the Hancock regis
try of deeds, book 25S, page "a, convey ed to
Susan @. Judge two thirds and Julia b. Jack
son one third, both Of said Brooklin, county
aforesaid and State Of Maine, q certain lot
or parcel of land in said Brooklin, situated
on the east side Of Eggemoggin Reach $50
called) bounded and described as follows, it
being part Of lot No. forty two on plan OF
said town. and the same formerly owned by
j. NJ. Babson. late Of said Brooklin, whose
deed was recorded in Hancock county regis
try Of deeds, vol. 128. page 1926, beginning at
stake and stones on the shore of said Reach at
bounds between said land and land now
owned by Arthur H. Batcheler; thence north
eleven degrees east two hui bred and fourteen
rods by land Of said Bachelor and OF J. @.
Reed to county road; thence westerly by said
road forty two rods; thence south eleven de-
grees east by land OF David Roberts to waters
OF said Reach; thence by the waters Of said
Reach to the first mentioned bounds, with
buildings thereon standing. And whereas
the condition Of said mortgage has been
broken and still remains broken now there
fore, by reason OF the breach OF the condition
thereof, we claim foreclosure of said mort
gage. ~ fsfs, SUSAN q. JUDGE.
JULIA B. JACKSON.
By wv. Vose their atty duly authorized.
Bangor Jan. IS. 1907.
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SUMAC.
HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. Arthur Lounder has returned to
her home in Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. William Crabtree is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lottie Gay, in Franklin.
E. j. Clark, of East Surry, recently
visited at G. A. Penney's and A. G. Crab
trees.
Mrs. H. A. Ball spent few days last
Mrs. Alton Parritt.
Feb. u. e.
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RsxAu "ss" HAiR TONIC

The famous Rexall "93' Hair Tonic is
composed in chief of Resorcin, Beta Naph-
thol and Pilocarpin.
Resorcin is one OF the latest and most
effective germ-killers discovered by science,
and in connection with Beta Naphthol,
which is both germicidal and antiseptic,
a combination is formed which not only
destroys the germs which rob the hair Of
its nutriment, but creates a clean and
healthy condition of the scalp, which pre-
vents the development of new germs.
Pilocarpin is we'll known agent for re-
storing the hair to its natural color, where
the loss of color has been due to disease
of the scalp 1t is not a coloring matter or
dye.
This combination of curatives mixed
with alcohol as a stimulant, perfects the
most effective remedy for hair and scalp
troubles known today. Per bottle, soc.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Winnie Eaton, Of Mountainville, is at
Mrs. Garments.
Ansel Stanley is in Rockland, the guest
of his son Adrian.
Anthony Bye came from Rockland We'd
nesday bringing new horse.
Mrs. Robinson, Of Southwest Harbor, is
visiting her son, Guy Cleveland.
Francis Stanley, of South Deer Isle, and
Miss Elizabeth Dorr, of Cambridge, Mass,
were married in Boston Jan. 81.
There was no preaching at the Method
ist church Sunday, owing to the illness of
the pastor, Rev. Joseph Jackson.
News OF the illness of Charles Saun-
ders in Wisconsin was received here last
week. 1t is very sad case, as his father is
an invalid, making it impossible for his
mother to go to him.
Feb, g., r.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Mrs. George Day is quite ill.
Allen Henderson is quite ill with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Allen Henderson is quite i'll with
the grip.
Oscar Bowden, while cbopping wood
the other day, cut himself badly.
Miss Flora Day, who has been visiting
friends in BROOKLYN, has returned home.
Mrs. Elmer Young, of Bluehill, is
spending few days with her parents,
Allen Henderson and wife.
Miss Evelyn Hutchins and Bayard
Young, of Bluehill, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Melvin Henderson.
Feb H. ID.
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pua MsRvEs y AsarRlcAHrls luun

The Rexall Americanitis Elixir is tom
ic nerve food composed chiefly of free
Phosphorus, Carbohydrates, Iron Pyro-
phosphate and Calisaya.
The wonderful results Of this remedy are
due to the fact that it supplies Phosphor-
Gus to the nerve cells in condition in
which it can be immediately and easily
taken up by them.
The Glycophosphates, actual nerve tis-
sue builders, are one OF the most recent
and valuable additions to this branch of
medicine and unquestionably more eff
cient remedy than the well-known Hypo-
phosphites.
The Iron Pyrophosphates are the most
tone and color, and the combined alkaloids
Of Calisaya Bark have tonic effect on al
most all the functions Of the body. Toe.
and $3.50 bottle.
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GOuLDSRORO.

Fs' Edith Leighton, with her two
Prem, is spending some time with her
pts, Alfred Young and wife.
\. Horace B. Haskell, presiding elder,
fhed in the Methodist church Friday
fng, holding quarterly conference
the service.
Prge William Whitaker died at his
sunday morning, Feb. 3, after long
s' Mr.. Whitaker was seventy-nine
Oh age. He was q native OF this
and had always lived here. He
daughter, Mrs. Ida Fernald, and a
ef, E. F. Whitaker, both Of this
besides many other more distant
YES ana host Of friends. The fu-
VIII be Tuesday afternoon; inter-
At the village cemetery.
la. Y,,, =
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ATLANTIC.

Seth Stockbridge and wife visited in
Stonington last week.
The three-year- son of Albert Sprague
and wife has lung fever.
Albert Staples and wife are both ill.
Mr.. Staples is gaining slowly.
Alfred Staples and Andrew Snith both
have their ice-houses filled with fine ice
from the Lily pond.
Chopping matches are the fashion. N.
B. Trask had one last week and Edgar
Trask one this week.
Feb 8. Il