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DEER ISLE.
Mill

Thomas Saunders is visiting his parents.
The school committee met Friday and
assigned schools for the fall term.
DR.. McCullum and son Miles, OF Dor
chester, Mass, arrived Tuesday for the
summer.
Fred ID. Eaton, who has been at homo on
account of illness, left Friday to join his
yacht in Boston.
Deputy Collector George L. Beck re-
ceived pig on the Fourth, no doubt from
the hands of patriotic citizens, for he was
carefully striped with red, white and blue
paint.
The Latter Day Saints will dedicate the
chapel which they have built at Noun
tainville on July IA. Elder W. z. LaRue,
of Stonington. will preach the dedicatory
sermon, assisted by Rev. n. w. Greene.
Solomon Gray died July 4, after long
illness of heart disease. He was one OF
the landmarks of the place, and will be
greatly missed. He leaves widow and
one son-Capt. Winslow Gray, who is
sailing a yacht out of Boston. He came
home to attend the funeral, which was
held Sunday afternoon.
July s. REX.
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NORTH sEpGwIcK.

George Hanscom is at home for few
weeks.
r. c. Abbott and wife went TO Bucks
port Tuesday. returning Sunda-.
Victor Friend, Of Meirose, Mass, was
in town last Monday, the guest of 9. NJ.
Allen.
Mrs. II. j. Allen went to Springfield,
VT, Tuesday to visit her daughters, Mrs.
Lakewood and Mrs. Aldrich. Mr.. and
Mrs. AlSrich are to move West soon.
A pretty home wedding took place FRI
day, June IS. when Fay Launcelot Bunker
and Miss Margaret Elizabeth Hartwell
we're married at the home OF the brides
mother and uncle, d. Z. Allen. at Mill
brook farm. The pa-lors were hand
somely decorated with evergreers. daisies
and buttercups, and the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. X. L. Odds, Of
Bluehill. was witnessed by the near rela-
tives of the bride. Following the cers-
mony refreshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bunker left on the afternoon boat for
walpole, Mass. They were accompanied
to the wharf by some OF their young
friends, and departed amid showers Of
rice and good wishes.
July s. RAE.
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The Orland Power Plant.

The company which is developing the
water power at Orland has been incorpo-
rated as the Penobscot Bay Electric Co.
The purposes of the corporation are to
make, generate, distribute, supply and
sell electricity for heating, power Lighting
either private or municipal, and for any
and all other purposes forwhich electric
ity may be used or employed in the towns
of Bucksport, Orland, Penobseot, Castine,
Bluehill, Winterport, Frankfort, Stockton
Springs and Verona.
The capital stock of the corporation is
500, 200, OF which the sum of FOO is paid
in. The par value of the shares is 800.
The president of the corporation is Will
liam NJ. Shaw, of Greenville, and the
treasurer is Albert ii. Shaw, of Bath.
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A Ter-Ceutenuial,

The three hundredth anniversary of
American ship building will be celebrated
at Bath next month. Five days will be
given over to the affair from the 9Th to
the sth-and it promises to be one of
unusual interest.
The COMMITTEES in charge are Hon. Will
liam I. Cobb, governor; Hon. F. j. Allen,
president of the Senate; Hon. Don A.
Powers, speaker of the House; Hon. James
Phinney Baxter, president Maine histori-
cal society; Hon. E. B. Winslow, president
State board of trade; Hon. Charles W.
Morse, New York city; Hon. George E.
Hughes, mayor of Bath; Hon. Joseph
Torrey, president Bath board OF trade;
Hon. George E. Thompson, president Ter
Centennial association.
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NORTH SURRY.

The members of the school improvement
league Of district 4, gave an interesting
entertainment June IS. Programme: Ode
of welcome, school; Rotations, Annie NJ.
Casper, Nellie L. Gray; dialogue, 'Tne
Model Glass" song, school; Rotations,
Ina Blodgette, Newton Clark; solo, Annie
NJ. Casper; dialogue, 'Why She Left -
recitation, Glenola Clark; solo, Philena
Casper; dialogue, ''Making the Plum
Cake;" Rotations, Vivien Woods, Della
Blodgette; song, Ruth and June Woods
dialogue. 1.-The Aid Society" solo, vivien
Woods; recitations, Almon Smith, Carl
Casper, Ruth Woods; song, schools. A
collection was taken. Ice-cream and cake
were sold. Receipts, Il.
July s. SPEC
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WEST FRANKLIN.

James NJ. Clark is making needed re-
pairs on his barn.
Frank Bradbury is loading cars with
stone for Bangor.
John T. Clark and wife arrived home
from Waterville Tuesday.
George Holsie and John Coombs were
up from Somesville the Fourth.
The game OF ball here the Fourth be-
tween the Frsnklins and Sullivans was q
one sided affair, resulting in favor OF
Sullivan. 4.
A party went to astbrook and stopped
at Camp Restful on the shores Of
Abrams pond. They caught 4 good
supply of white perch.
Master Willie Springer celebrated his
fifth birthday July by entertaining If
teen OF his playmstes. A happy and
noisy time is reported.
JulyS. CHEER.
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when to Begin Vocal training.

When to Begin Vocal Training.
The proper age at which to start vocal
training depends upon the nature, tenn
permanent, and the aptitude of the pupil.
Some young people may have voices
without suspecting it, because there Is
nothing in their surroundings conducive
to song-snd there are others who are al
ways singing. have always sung, be-
cause my nature impelicd me to do so. At
the age Of nine years used to sing in re-
citals given by my piano professor. espe-
cially dramatic and sentimental songs,
and the emotion experienced was so
strong that / used to make my audience
weep. To stop me from singing would
have been to stop me from living.
The age for girls to start vocal training
may vary from sixteen TO twenty years.
and for young men from nineteen to
twenty-five years, because their voices as
a rule develop much later than the voices
of girls. 1t is unnecessary to say that at
this age the development OF the voice de-
mands the greatest care, and the profess
scr can not be too prudent during the stu
dents first year of study, because the voice
is then in the full tide OF formation. I
make the middle register a special study
during this year, which may be called the
preparatory year, and this has proved most
successful. as il strengthens the throat. and
those who have had fear OF throat trou-
bles have never afterward thought OF
them.-Muse. Anna Arndud, in Circle.
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CHEER.
SOMESvII.LE.

William Ward returned Saturday from
Hardwick, Vt.
William F. Corey. Of Elmira, n. Y, is
ct the Somes house.
Rev. E. e. Harris, Of Northeast Harbor,
preached here Sunday.
Mrs. Leon Hartman, of Hall Quarry, is
the guest OF Mrs. William Somes.
P. s. Smith and wife spent the Fourth
in Bangor with their son Lowell.
Mrs. Emma Remission, of Camden, 10
visiting her brother, Loren Richardson.
Mrs. A. q. Saunders, Of Columbus, o.,
with her children, arrived Saturday. Mrs.
L. S. Somes accompanied her.
July S. J.
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Standing out in bold relief, all alone and as
conspicuous example Of open, frank and
honest dealing with the sick and afflicted, are
Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription for weak
oyerworked, debilitated, nervous. run
down" pain-racked women, and DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, the famous REM
edy for weak stomach. indigestion, or dys-
pepsia, torpid liver, or biliousness, all ca
tarrhal affections. whether of the stomach.
bowels, kidneys, bladder, nasal passages,
throat. bronchia, or other mucous passages
also effective remedy for all diseases
arising from thin, watery or impure blood as
scrofuious and skin affections.
Each bottle Of the above medicines bears
upon its wrapper badge of honesty in the
full list OF ingredients composing it-prinfed
In plain English. This frank and open pub
LEFTY places these medicines in class all by
themseires. and Is a strong guaranty OF their
merits. They cannot be classed as patent nor
secret medicines, forithey are neither-being
Of knotca composition
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipa-
ton, headache and biliousness. In walls, q
convenient est-pocket remedy.
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SPEC.
Keith,s Thea,re. Bostop

One of the best bills ever given at Keith's
boards next week. Keller and Paul's
spectacular production, SIN Morocco is
very much of a novelty. Moorish people
and customs are what it pictures "a troupe
Of Moorish dancing girls and acrobats.
together with platoon OF zouaves making
up the company.
Bessie Wynn, who made great hit in
"Babes in ToyIand'', is to make her first
Boston appearance in vaudeville. She
does a most attractive speciality. One of
the big events will be the reappearance
of Tom Nawn and company. s.Pat and
Cent? is the sketch to be presented, with
Nawn in his famous Irish character.
Lawrence Crane, the Irish magician,
will show several new illusions, with
''Creamation" as his strongest feature.
Mile. Martha does some wonderful work
on the trapeze and slack rope. Planta-
tion pastimes in the shape OF songs and
dances will be shown by the Dixie sere-
naders, who are among the best colored
performers OF the day.
Sam Williams, with a pianologue; the
Grace Tempest trio, singers and dancers;
Archer and Croker, comedy acrobats; the
Siddon brothers, comedians; Hamilton
and Hewlett, versatile musicians; Harry
Burgoyne, English coster singer, and the
kinetograph will complete the programme.
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GREEN LAKE.

There are many new arrivals at the cot
tsges, and more coming.
NJ. Quinn's family will arrive soon to
occupy their new cottage.
H. C. Abbott and wife entertained r.
Rich. Miss MacNulty and friends at their
cottage over Sunday.
The Fourth was duly observed here.
Rev and Mrs. E. F. Pember gave a house
party to a number of young people over
the Fourth.
Walter Morse and wife, Waldo Lowell
and family, F. H. Parkhurst, Miss Doro-
thy and Master Reed will pass this month
at their cottage.
Mrs. Richards, of Brookline, Mass, and
her son are entertaining friends at the
Chapman cottage. All have been quite
successful at fishing, their catch Monday
being nine large bass.
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zfgal Motifs.
NN1~N-N~-~-OO
NOTICE OF TORECLosrRs

"HEREAs. Lorin s. Jordan :, =,
w worth. Hancock COUNTY 81!
Maine. BY his mortgage deed. dated ~.
anay o. Vcso1sf, q 9. 1895, and recorded Il b;
convened TO Ella Garland. Of said Ellsssss
certain parcel OF real estate sItuafsi \. v
kllsworth; and described as follows;
Bounded on the east BY the eon,,.
leading TO Mariaviile; on the uo,,s
formerly owned By Rebeces ]. Moors y.
cupied oy Fred Moore; on the wsst ~
OF Robert Gerry and on the south ), I.i
Fred Moore. and containing twenty. A.. =.
more or less. together with an h.lis.1
thereon: and whereas. said Ella Garl,.S
signed said mortSaGed to l.. r. Gle. ~
Ellsworth. BY assignment dated Dtcsms.,l
1907. and recorded in said registry - "
s35. page SO. and whereas the cond;s;s.
said mortgage has been broken, no. ~.
fore, by reason OF the breach Of The cnnss;y
thereof l claim foreclosure Of aid -
gage. rcn
Ellsworth, July s, 1907.
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Electric Hou.e-Cleaninx.

49,. - ..-.-. =
ih,os' 800 10y ~" .e u
ii,oie pio,sss'ons' no1se 1870
pnoAe e"n ~ ~,
VI e - ~ ses e'a',,. As
VIZ assume =" .ne nsy, n.o
80 -n1 p'vy =
y. 49, :" -
Ae .'1 1890 :. s ~ s ~ 49,
80 = ~ e = -
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W .Ae 49, 80 ss . -. -
. '
- ~ 80
A.se ..is ~ .Ae
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1907.

Aroostook county is trying the ex-
pertinent of working the county pris-
oners on the highways of Houlton.
Two years ago the legislature passed
a law by which the board of county
commissioners in any county, with the
permission of the prison inspectors,
are authorized to work prisoners on
the highways. After several at
tempts to test the feasibility of the
plan, the commissioners of Aroostook
county decided to avail themselves of
the provisions of this law.
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An amateur circus arranged by Bucks
sport boys included one act that was a
real thriller, and for taking a chance
with death, put the acts Of the profess
sional ring to the blush. And it cost only
five pins to see it. The act was called
leaping the gap. From barn twenty or
more feet in height there had been con-
structed double plank incline to within
about five feet of the ground, where it
terminated. In a straight line from the
first track, and at a distance of about ten
feet, another track had been built of the
same narrowness, which ran up bank
opposite. Down this narrow place, in
frail little wagon, such as the children
have for playing, boy dashed to what
seemed must be destruction. Slowly he
started at first, then dashing down the
lower part, he came to end of the first
track, and, as if shot from a cannon, flew
over the yawning space, struck the second
track and rum bled up the bank in safety.
Those who witnessed the act declare that
the age of miracles is not past, for it GER
tainly was one-that the cart held together,
stayed on the narrow track, struck the
second track squarely, and lastly that the
little chap did not break his neck.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. JAMES c. FRAZIER.


Sarah j., wife of James c. Frazier, died
soon after midnight Friday night
at her home on Cross street, after a
long Illness Mrs. Frazier was in the
sixty-second year OF her age. She was a
native of Lakewood, and all her life had
been spent in this city.
She was kind hearted woman, devoted
to her home and a helpful neighbor. She
will be greatly missed by her many friends.
She leaves husband and seven children
Henry E. Frazier, of Winter Harbor;
Charles c. Frazier, of New York; Mrs.
Mary s. Kingsley, of Bar Harbor; Miss
Clara B. Frazier, of Ellsworth; James /.
Frazier, of New York; Miss Sadie F. and
Arthur L. Frazier, of Ellsworth.
Funeral services were held at the house
Monday afternoon, Rev. P. A. A. kiilsm,
of the Baptist church, officiating.
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The Woods In Old ytolins

The old masters used such care in the
selection OF the woods for their instru-
ments thst. having found piece OF wood
of proper fiber and vibrational powers.
they treasured every fragment, no matter
how small; and, rather than waste even
particle of such strip, they frequently
constructed the backs and bellies of
patches SO delicately put together that
'the seams are only discoverabIe by
microscope, so perfect is the cabinet
work" 1t was ever the aim OF the old
masters to .'marry" the back OF hard
sycamore, which produces the quick vibra-
tions, and the belly of soft wood, produe-
ing the slower sound-wayes, in such a
manner as to give the mellow but reedy
timbre OF the perfect instrument.
Anatomically, violin made by an old
master is miracle of construction; ii can
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NOTICE OF FoREcLosrRr,

WHEREAS, Lyndon X. Phillip, q, m
w worth, Hancock county. asi,. + y
mortgage deed. dated the 2sth day Of as.s
1873, and recorded tn the Hanceef regist,,
deeds. book s73, page us, convened to ps n
undersigned, certain parcel Of reL ~
situate In said Ellsworth, and bounded y IN
lows: Beginning on School stree, 1t ~
northeast corner OF lot now or formerly o,nJ
By the widow Franks; thence westerly d ~
now or formerly OF ]. II. Partridge: thsael
northeriy by said PArtridge's line foa, I'd
thence easteriy four rods 10 School ,t,ee1
thence southerly by School stree, to Place
beginning, and containing sixteen Qus1
rods. more or less: and whereas the coudi,id
OF said mortgage has been broken, nov ,herl
fore. by reason Of the breach OF the eonditl4
thereof claim . foreclosure Of said morTa}
Ellsworth. Maine. July .. 1907
JosKPHISg L. PHILIPS,
BY her attorney IyuNood p l,;lsSI
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COUNTY NEWS.
For Additional oowrsy ve,rs. see Other pas.
NORTH DEER ISLE.

William Kinney came home the Fourth.
Mrs. A. G. Haskell went to Boston last
week.
Howard Spofford and wife are the guests
of Mrs. s. E. Torrey.
Rev. John Brockie, wife and son are
visiting Mrs. Brockie's mother, Mrs. Mary
Haskell.
Neville Powers, who has been in the
West the past winter, came Sunday for a
short visit.
Mrs. Sarah Skinner came from Boston
the Fourth to visit his sister, Mrs. Caleb
Lowe. returning the next day.
Arthur Havilsnd, wife and son Thomas,
of Atlantic City. \. j.. are at the Sunny
side cottage for few months.
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&ptttal Nct,,rs


DISSOLUTION or PAnr~.,-
NOTICE - hereby given IT,, diP|
d,s.ols.s Il 4 srsmms, 4 Go, has Ills "a 4, ~
lner retiring. The cuisines s1nn h Rr2
oy william r. Brimmer. "a re ee eoniin1
standing bills Of the trm are n.ao All
wnom All bills against the firm iii n,9 s nd
Julv ,oo- John Il. Barr
10y =. ~. WV. u Rs..Hfll
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NORTH ELLSWORTH.

There will be strawberry festival and
apron sale in Agricultural hall next Sat
urday evening, July 10, under the auspices
of the sewing circle.
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Christopher Toole Dead.

Christopher Toole, proprietor Of the st.
James hotel at Bangor, and well-known
horsemsn, died yesterday, aged fifty-five
years.
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Mr.. James C. Frazier ana -,
AVA express their sincere snay rih(
friends and neighbors who "a sina,Is % q
them 10 their recent bereaynen,. ~ assisl
many beautiful floral Offerings A"i ofal
Ellsworth, Me-, July 10. laJ-
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Hancock county's oldest young" peo-
pie are Isaiah Young, aged ninety eight,
and his wife, aged ninety-six. They cele-
brated the Fourth by attending a picnic,
and were as lively as many younger ones
preseut
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Unitarian Conference

The Hancock county conference of
Unitarian and other Christian churches
will hold its sixteenth annual session at
West Gouldsboro August 10 and IA.
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HshE snnual meeting Of the ssoc,,l,
Il the Eastern Maine RaiisA holden
Will be held At The Mt. Desert Pssa,ee np1
10 Bar Hsrbcr, Maine, on The az, Whs H
In August. .. d. 1897. ct twelve a,s,N dnssl
BY order Of the directo,s ID
ri,.~or,h Nil, l. A. ExKsr. Ga.
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no not trespass In cuniculoc, =,
- demand protection to life and n nv
, Mo! tas county o. Hancock, the ssN ,ss,s
MARY c. Fsxrr ir..-
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and easily effected by uniting the cor
poration OF the tax-paying residents;
hence the change in the association.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

The dates for Bar Harbor's horse show
have been fixed-Aug. 20, q, D.
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CHURCH NOTES.
BAPTIST.

Rer. p. A. A. Killam, pastor.
Sunday, July IA - Morning service at
1880. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
at Has. Christian Endeavor meeting at
z. Evening service at 7.30.
Bible study and prayer service at 7.3o
Friday evening.
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The greatest freak OF the lightning In
Sundays storm in Hancock county is re-
ported from West Brooksville, where
onions, which were in bag, were neatly
peeled. Such accommodating lightning
as this would be more welcome than the
usual variety. The incident suggests the
possibilities Of that future day when man
has succeeded in tanning lightning to
his own uses. Then we may expect to
find each well-appointed home equipped
with its own lightning apparatus, which
would not only furnish light and heat.
but would peel the onions and potatoes,
sweep the floors, make the beds, wash the
dishes, hunt buffalo bugs, kill the flies; in
fact, do all the drudgery of homework,
including the semi-annuaI housekeeping
And the servant girl problem would at
last be solved.
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The story that the Bluehill copper mines
are again to be operated has familiar
sound. Now it is said that George NJ.
Irwin, q mining expert from Butte,
Mont, has been in Rockland looking for
macA1nery to operate the mines. He is
quoted as saying that quite quantity Of
the ore which was rejected by the old
concern will assay as high as So per cent.
The new machinery used in reducing cop
per ore can be made to separate practically
every particle OF the metal from the dross,
and that at profit.
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Orland's power company has been in
corporated as the Penobscot Bay Electric
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ORCHARD VILLAGE FARM

100 trees that soon will have ?o9 op asxso, i
6 acres, cosy room house, staoiie mice prjcs
walks, sewers; all In good rsP ,ais month.
SLIGO, as estate must be setlleu Wis list ls'
travelling instructions Z. A. srH0'
Augusta, Maine.
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Notice Of rirs, Meeting of Creditor.

In the District Court OF the United States 4
the Hancock District OF Maine.
In the matter OF
FRANZ L. HERRIcx and
PRHcy q. TorRrzLorT. a. p. p.,,.t...
individuals and as ~ DN"N'SF'sI
copartners,
BAnkrupts
To the creditors OF HerTick and Tunrisej
OF Orland and Ellsworth, in the county
Hancock and district aforesaid. bankrspal
NOTICE is hereby given that on The 4
IN day OF Jaly. a. d. 1857. the SAID HI
rick and Tourtelo.t were duly adjGdicsid
bankrupts; and that the hTsi meeting Of iasl
creditors will be held at ny Office, Al
Main street. In Ellsworth, Maine, on the ~
day of July. .. d. 1907, at 10 o'clock IN .
forenoon. at which time the said creditors "a
attend. appoint . trustee. examine the easi
rupt and transact such other business as ~
properly come before said meeting.
WILLIAM E. WHITING,
Referee in Bankrup:el
Ellsworth. Me-. July 2. 1867.
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Killed by Lightning

At Norridgewock Monday afternoon
William Devereux, aged fifty-three, was
struck by lightning and killed.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Rec. r. B. Matthews, pastor.
Sunday, July IA - Morning service at
1890. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
at 11.i5.
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TINE subscriber hereby gives notice ~
l. he has been duly appointed sdnlli1
TRAITOR OF the estate of
EBES b. GARDNER. late Of BuCksPoA1
in the county of Hancock. deceased, 81
given bonds as the law directs. All PSI
sons having demands against the estate
said deceased are desired 10 present the a1
for settlement, and all indebted thereto 4
requested &c make payment immedls'sl!,
wALrER II. GAnpsEs,
Bucksport, July 10, 1907.
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rENHE subscriber hereby gives notice "
i he has been duly spPo.nled sdmlnissi1
tor OF the estate of
WALDO ID. COMING, late Of DEDHASI
In the county of Hancock. deceased
given bonds a. the law directs All "
sons having demands against the -
OF said deceased are desired 70 ~
the same for settlement, and All ihoeo
thereto are requested to make paymen.
medis,ely. EsSFsr W. bcaA'l-
Dedham, July 10, 1907.