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Lawn Mowers.
S2.25 each.
Others up to 5000 each.
Lawn Mower Sharpeners, 25c.
Garden Tools.

Trowes. upward from. .......................6 &c
Metal Rakes upward from. ...............ls Use
Spades. upward from. .......................45c
Grass Sickles. upward from. Observation-Disclosures. zoe
Watering Pots japanned. upward from. -. .25c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-04
Japanese Geisha
Lamp Shades.

Bright colors and effective designs. AL
ways desirable and recently SO popular for
lamps. Especially appropriate for the sum-
mer home, although there Is apparently no
season when these cannot be used.
75c to $I.25 each.
Complete stock of Lamps for
summer homes.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
HARBORSIDE,

George Ames bought fine horse in Bel
fast last week.
Manford Gray is getting lam Der to build
a house in August.
Daniel Dyer will build barn on the site
OF his stable this spring.
Mrs. Martin V. Gray, who has been very
i'll, rs improving rapidly.
Capt. Jesse Gray visited his brother,
Martin Gray, at Belfast last week.
William Conner will work for Mr., Sils-
bee, of Dark Harbor, the coming season.
Mrs. Margaret Howard had a chopping-
bee Friday. About twenty-five were pres
ent.
Gladys Black is visiting friends in Cas-
tine. She will teach in Passadumkeag
this spring. .
The mail-carriers, A. and NJ. L. Gray,
are using their naphtha boats again. after
q rest Of two months. Last winter they
were able to use them all winter.
March %. G.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
N0IIcE . OF FoRECLosURk:

" HEREAS John u. Hardison, by his
w mortgage deed dated the eighth day
page 22i. Of the registry OF deeds for Hancock
county. Maine, conveyed in mortgage to Fred
erick w. Hridgham, of Sullivan. Hancock
county. Maine. certain real estate described
in said mortgage as follows:
certain lot or parcel OF land together with
all buildings thereon. situated in franklin,
Hancock county, Maine, and bounded and
d. scribe d rs FOL ows: Beginning in the mid
die OF he town road les ding from said Frank
lin to Sullivan at point situated north forty
seven degrees west from a large rock on the
easterly side OF said road and ten rods and
eighteen links distant from said rock; thence
north fifty degrees east eight rods to a corner
stone; thence north forty degrees west seven
grees west eight rods To the middle Of said
road; thence southe as erly along said road
seven rods to the place OF beginning. contain
ing nifty six square rods, more or less.
Being same lot descrir ed and conveyed in q
deed from John Hardi. on to me dated Octo-
ter 6. 1891, and recorded in the registry OF
d, eds for said Hancock county, in book 25o,
paee II. Courses given above are by needle
at the date Of said deed, and
Wrere 8 l, the VI dersigned have been duly
appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate OF the said Frederick W. Bridgham,
now deceased, as wi appear ny the records
of the probate court for Hancock county,
Maine. to which reference is here made and
whereas the condition OF said mortgage has
been broken and remains broken and unper-
formed now therefore. /, the undersigned, in
my capacity as administrator of the estate Of
Fred w. Brigham. aforesaid. do hereby claim
the breach Of the condition thereof. and give
this notice Of my intention to foreclose the
same as provided by statute.
Dated this eighteenth day Of March, a. d.
1907. CHARLES 8. BRIpGHAM,
Administrator estate OF F. w. Bridgham.i
WitneBS-F. III. BridRham
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
ToMsoN,
NORTH BROOKLYN.


Edward Baker came home from Boston.
Friday.
Mr.. Babson, of Bluehill, has purchased
the Victor Gott place on Harriman's 8 Point.
The ladies Of this place furnished clam
chowder supper in Bay View hall Friday
evening.
John Allen went away Monday to re-
sumo his old position as watchman on one
OF the Eastern Steamship Co.'s boats ply
ing between Bangor and Boston.
Mrs. Amanda Dodge and her grand
daughter, Ruth Roberts, are visiting rela-
tives in Brooksville. Miss May Redman
is keeping house during their absence.
Monday evening there was house
warming at the home Of Grover Morse and
wife. A pleasant time was enjoyed. Re-
freshments were served. The ice-cream,
made by Henry Kenney, OF Sedgwick,
was especially fine.
Leslie and Leroy Flye have closed oper-
ations in the woods. Besides the wood
they have sold on the local market,
they have two small cargoes on the bank
ready for early shipment. They have also
got out large quantity of weir materials
for Capt. Medbury Eaton, and Mark L.
Dodge.
March 26. XENOpHoN.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

NyHEREAS Elwood E. Hammond, by his
w mortgage deed dated September 20,
q. d. 1900. and recorded in book 355, page 1856,
Of the registry of deeds for Hancock county,
Maine. conveyed in mortgage to Gipson II .
Hanna certain real estate described in said
mortgage as follows:
Sullivan, bounded as follows, to wit: On the
south by the ne Of the town of Gouldsboro.
on the west by land of Reuben smith and
others; on the north by land Of the late
Thomas -,ill, and on the east by tow nship
No. Z. 1t being lot No. 81 as marked on the
town plan Of James Peters and the homestead
Of the late James McCrate containing eighty
five acres. more or less, together with all the
buildings thereon. t,.ft.
Excepting. however, from the above de.
scribed premises all lots or parcels OF land
ises conveyed to me by deed from Wyley H.
Hall dated Sept I, 1896. and same upon which
now live.
And whereas, til create rwards, on the fifth
day OF october A. D. 1900. tine said Gipson n.
Hanna assigned and transferred the said
mortgage and the debt thereby secured to
Fred W. BIidgham. by his assignment dated
1856. page 1873 Of said registry Of deeds, and,
Whereas, !, the undersigned, have been duly
appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate Of the said Fred W. Bridgham. now
deceased, as will appear by the records Of the
probate court for Hancock county. Maine, to
which reference is here made, and whereas
the condition OF said mortgage has been
formed, .
Now therefore, 1. the undersigned, in my
capacity rs administrator, of the estate Of
Fred w. BRIGHAM aforesaid do hereby claim
the breach Of the condition thereof, and give
this notice OF my intention to foreclose the
same as provided by statute.
Dated this eighteenth day Of March q. d. 1907.
CHARLES s. BRIpeHAM,
Administrator estate Of F. W. Brigham.
Witness-F. H. Brigham.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
WINTER aARBoR.

Mrs. Z. w. Smith is III.
Evan gelist Kenyon began series of
revival meetings here last Thursday.
George Haynes has moved his family
into the Nathan Bickford place on Sea
street
Linnie Smith and Eunice Mckay are
spending few days with friends at Bar
Harbor.
Maurice Torrey, who has had employ
ment in Boston the past six months, re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Marion Tracy, who has been
spending her Easter vacation at home, re-
turned to Hebron academy Friday.
Fred Benson, who has been the guest OF
DIR. Small for the past few weeks, returned
to his home in Camden Saturday.
Miss Clara Jones returned to Higgins
classical institute, Charleston, Monday,
after spending two-weeks' vacation in
town.
Harvey Ray and Miss Marion Pike, both
of Prospect Harbor, were married Satur-
day at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. g.
Mayo.
William Guptill, ir., has sold his house
to Mr.. Upham, OF Arlington, Mass. Mr..
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kt the Congregational church on Sun
h an Easter concert was given by the
mary department of the Sunday school.
Il church was tastefully decorated. The
krcises by the little ones were interest
!. An enjoyable ta,& was given by Miss
|Iie Harvey, followed by the comforting
diplomas by DR.. +. f. Phiibrook. act
superintendent, upon Edmond Walker,
Irold PhiIbrook ami Edgar Billings,
10 graduated from the junior to the
Ior department of the Sunday school.
II the Y. P. S. c. h. meeting in the
hing an interesting talk was given by
IS Elsie Stover on work among the col
N people OF the South. At the Unita-
b church the Easter decorations were
tefuily arranged. A talk was given to
children by Rev. Mr.. Dou.hit.
Die Methodist church was also resplen-
Stwith Easter decorations. An Easter
nonwas delivered by Rev. Mr.. Luce.
3uril 4.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
lesaI Notices.


NOTICE OF F0REcLOsURH.
NyHEREAS Eiwood q. Hammond, by his
1900, snd recorded in BOOK IS, ps9e a. q
the registry Of deeds for Hancock county,
Maine, conveyed in mortgage to Gipson y.
Hanna certain real estate described In said
certain lot or parcel Of land situated ii
town OF Gouldsb0ro. in said county and
ginning at . cedar stake No. /. being the
beasterly corner bound Of George S. Bum
I land on the south side Of the county read;
star ssence on said ROAD to ceds
bound OF land OF ]. q. Tracy; thence ON 3
southwesterly course to Or tree, the south
hsacs sonnS q =, ssa ss J, Ts s nd
land TO cedar stake; thence BY = southwest
erly course to tide waters OF jones' Cove;
thence by anorthwesterly course by said tide
bound Of said George s. Bunker land; hence
BY northeasterly course to the place Of b.
shining. Ccntaining eight acres, more or
veysd TO me BY need from Wiley H. Hall 70
be recorded herewith. to which said ed and
record thereof reference is hereby expressly
And whereas thereafterwsrds, on the 6fth
day Of October, q. d. 1900, the said Gipson 81.
mortgage and the debt thereby secured to Fred
". Bridgham, by his assienment dated Octo-
page lao. OF said registry Of deeds. and. -
appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate Of the said Fred w. Bridgham, nov
deceased. as will appear by the records Of the
probate court for Hancock county, Maine,
to which reiere nee Is here made, and whereaS,
the condition OF said mortgage has been
broken and now remains broken
and unperformed, now therefore, !,
the undersigned. in my capacity as Nad minis
traitor OF the estate of Fred W. Brigham
aforesaid do hereby claim foreclosure Of
aid mortgage by reason Of the breach OF the
condition thereof. and give this notice OF my
Intention to foreclose the same provided BY
statute.
Dated this eighteenth day Of March, q. d.
1907. CHARLFsS 3. BRIDGuAM.
Administrator Est Of F. w. Brigham.
Witness-F n. Brduham.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
WALTHAM.

Mrs. Hannah Jordan is quite ill.
Mrs. Sadie Haslem is visiting friends in
Bangor.
Mrs. Rena Yates, of Bangor, visited her
father, Charles Jordan, recently.
Mrs. Josephine Stanley, who has been
in Waltham, Mass, the past winter, is at
home.
A. F. Merrill has finished his winter
operations here, and closed his mill for the
season.
Miss Ethel Maker, who has beeN in
town the past week, returned to Bangor
Saturday.
The dance at Fox's hall March 25 was
largely attended. A good time was en-
joyed by all.
Charles Davis, wife and little son Olin,
who arg employed at Northeast Harbor,
are visiting relatives here.
By invitation Companion court Sunbeam
visited court Snyciic, l. o. F., Saturday
evening. Hulled corn and milk were
served.
Charles Martin and wife were called to
Eliswur,h b Fails Wednesday to attend the
fun. raj of Mr.. Martins stepmother, Mrs.
hebecca Martin.
April 1. H.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
COUNTY NEWS.
Ncv additional County Ne,ss noe cthev pages
AMHERST.

Mrs. w. l.. Hussey is in poor health.
Irving Frost and family have returned
to their home in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. W. G. Orcutt and little daughter
Esther are visiting in Marlboro.
Mrs. Frank Giles, who has spent the
winter at Moose hill, has returned homs
Mrs. B. g. Archer, who has been visit
ing relatives at Hull's Cove, has returned
home.
Miss Bernice Orcutt, who has been vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. H. D. Rodick, in
Marlboro, is at home.
Miss Beatrice Jordan and Harold Ken
niston have returned to Hebron, where
they are attending school.
Will Watts, Edmund Giles and Lewis
GILES, who have been employed by the
East Machias Lumber Co., are at home for
q few days.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
AMATEUR DRAMA.

. The drama, "Willowdale," was given at
the town hall, Saturday, March 30, under
the direction OF Miss Burnette Haslem,
1t proved to be very successful, and quite
a sum Of money was realized. Cast Of
characters was as follows:
Joel Bassett, postmaster and storekeeper,
Fred silsby
Tom Skenett, the accused. :. Horace Watts. ir
Joseph Godfrey, lawyer .....Lafie Hanscom
Clarence Dinsmore, the school teacher,
Asa Grover
Rev Mr. Prosser, the minister, Chester Craney
Lem Hackett, leader of the choir,
Maurice silsby
Simon Pinner, who would rather whittle
than work.....-.......... ...Dellie Bridges
Millie Bassett, a child OF fate,
Miss Bessie Johnston
Mrs Bassett, Joel's wife, inclined to have
her own way ..........Miss Bernice Orcutt
Rosetta Gates, a bit fighty, but a true
friend. Miss Vara Haslem
Mis- Hazey, who imagines things,
Mrs s A Kenniston
Oleander, the help, who thinks life Joke,
Miss Helen Jewett
After the play cake and coffee were
served.
April 1. o.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
SARGENTVIILE.

Henry Sargent is in Boston on business.
Herbert Dority and wife visited friends
at Bluehill last week.
Benjamin C. Savage and wife visited
week.
Mrs. Ida Jordan and daughter Carrie
spent several days last week at Cape
Rozier.
Miss Edna Pert, who has been employed
by Mrs. c. K. Foster, has returned to her
home at Sedgwick.
Mrs. Clara 8. Bennett, who has been
spending several weeks in Boston, re-
turned home Saturday.
March 25. Sim.
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'cOI.,N NTl NEN~.
w. rn.,,s .~s s,s, "ngcs
cAsTINE.

L
!, brown is quite i'll with grip.
r,,a,, has begun work enlarging
is wharf o,.
.ar their vacation in New York.
r Jones, who has been in Bos-
a, ~ business, returned Friday
!, II Hooper and wife leave this morn
w.. business trip to Portland.
,...rb Morey left this morning for New
~ ~ to secure work as marine engineer.
~. w G. Blake left Saturday for New
o,s. M to get his yacht ready Tor summer
Fuising.
!, meeting OF tine school board to- day,
4 Walker was elected superintendent
schools.
,..,;s and James Gray leave this morn
tor Bangor to get the yacht ARA IN
bmmission.
Garry Woodward, from Bowdoin col
~ is the guest OF Mrs. Nd winning
ring the Easter vacation.
~, parkins succeeds Ormond Ward
n NV A. Ricker's store. Mr.. Ward
m i now with his father in the market.
a.. V. Grindle will to-day give an
.s,or marty to the primary department
,he congregational Sunday school from
Io6.
co,nanion court /. o. +. gave a supper
I;aov evening. which was Literally
,ronized. A quilt which it had been
Lkine was disposed of, the fortunate one
Ing Mrs. Levi Colson.
rba steamer Golden Rod changes land
wbaryes this morning, the landing at
vents wharf being discontinued at
sent. Landing will be at present at
wharf OF W. II. Hooper.
Fhs woman's relief corps held a pro-
pssiye whist party Saturday evening.
attendance was small, but a good time
. epioyed. First prize was won by Mrs.
lr Morey and the BOBBY by Mrs. Jo-
N Hackett. Home made candy was
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03

"HEREAS John Haslam, jr. Of Waltham.
wv in the county OF Hancock, and State OF
Maine, BY his mortgage deed dated the eighth
day OF December, 1880, and recorded the same
day in the registry OF deeds, for said county
Of Hancock. vol. 244. page 537. conveyed to me,
the undersigned, certain parcel Of real es.
tate situated in said Waltham. and in said
mortgage deed described as follows:
One half Of certain lot or parcel of land
situated in SAID Waltham, and bounded and
described as follows. to wit: Beginnin, at
Jordan's Upper Brook on the township line
between 20 and II; thence east on said fine 10
the N. w. corner of No list range, contracted
for by Eliakim Haslam; thence south on the
westerly line OF said Haslam lot and d. +.
Swans westerly ne to said Swans 8. W.
corner bound: theme westerly and pafa'lel
with the LIST line to Union river; thence north
erly by said river TO said Jordan's
brook to place Of beginning. contain
ing four hundred acres, more or less,
eeing the premises conveyed to Robert
Gerry by Hai tshorn & Ellis by their d. ed
dated November z, 1872, and recorded in said
registry. in vol. 144, page 8. And whereas the
condition Of said mortgage has been broken,
now therefore, by reason OF the breach of the
condition thereof, claim foreclosure Of
said mortgage. ROBERT GERRY.
Dated March 49, 1907,
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
ASHN LILLE.

James Ash, who has been very i'll the
past week, is better.
Lewis Martin came from Skowhegan
Saturday to spend a week with his par
ents.
Prof. E. Il. Smith left Saturday for his
school in Wells, after three weeks vaca-
tion at home.
Quite number here have been suffering
from the grip, including William and Mrs.
Olive Martin and James Ash. All are
improving.
April /. b.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
BUCkSPORT.

|nnie c.. widow of Walter Lawrence,
except for few months past a life
x resident of Backsport, died in
|wer March 26, aged seventy years.
beral services were held here Thursday.
Pnnor A. Perkins, only son of Frank
Perkins and wife, OF Bucksport, died ID
\ York March 26, after an illness of
weeks OF typhoid pneumonia. Mr..
Sins was graduate of the East Maine
Ference seminary and the University
Maine, class of 1901. He had position
Electrical engineer in New York. The
ywas brought here for interment.
harles q. Perry, proprietor of the
fque Isle house, Presque Isle, d native
Bucksport, died Thursday OF acute
pey trouble. Mr.. Perry was born in
|ksport in 1S40 and went to Presque
In 1868 and that place had since been
home with the exception OF period
r 1875 to 1878, when he was in Houlton,
proprietor Of the Smell honse. Mr..
y was associated in Presque Isle with
lather, the late Nathan Perry, in the
goods business from 1854 to 1899, with
exception of the interval noted above.
Fsss ne went into the hotel business in
que Isle which he followed to the
OF his death. To Mr.. Perry's enter
y H.
Presque Isle is indebted for the
nai opera house, which was burned,
also for the handsome and substan-
orick block which has replaced the
structure. He Is also to be credited
'ne building of model hotel struc-
Mr.. Perry's wife, who was Miss
y Dummer, of Bangor, died several
ago, her death being followed by
Of their two children.
WEST BROOKSvILLE.
FOme ?. Tapley, jr., is in Msssachu-
painting.
william Stevens, who had been ill
1 months, was out Sunday.
ps' George A. Stevens has finished
ng a twelve-foot row boat.
'aan Tapley has rented Capt. Jerome
piey's place for the summer.
Y. Jerome P. Tapley and wife are in
s'on' Mass, for the summer.
william Snow has gone to Rock
y take command of schooner Minnie
monday morning there was . feet
wen schooners at Tapley's and
ns wharves. There were the
usi fhineas Gay, Capt. Frank Per-
ss'tlng ready to sail for Camden;
uef = Fred A. Emerson, Capt. Reuben
-, from Portland, dischssging
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
Doing Business Again.

sen my friends thought was about
ss,; isave OF this world, ON account Of
stlon, nervousness md esnersl de-
writes A. A. Chisholm, Treadwell,
\ H. snd when it looked as il there was
bitters was persuaded to try Elec-
hrina ana rejoice to say that they
! as ~ e. am now doing business
4" Pss. oio, and am still gaining
hnteed tonic medicine on earth.
u ~ E. G. MOORE, druggist.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
LEACH's POINT.

Lewis Hubbard has purchased the
trucking business of Joseph Crosby.
Austin ]. Ripley has returned from
Camden.
Miss Adele Ames is with her sister,
Mrs. Gross, for few weeks.
Charles and Perle Soper are expected
home Tuesday from Hartford, Conn,
where they have worked during the
winter.
March 30. N.
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freight; schooner Nelson Y. Mcfarland,
capt. William Perkins, loading wood for
hockland; schooner, Ada Clements, Capt,
George Perkins, being recaulked; schooner
Clinton, Capt. Ed. Lord, fitting for sea !;
schooner Victory, Capt. Clad Young,
waiting for berth; schooner Charleston,
Capt. William Black, having a new shoe
and being recaulked and released.
April 1. ToMsoN.
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and Mrs. Upham will take up their resi-
dence here next autumn.
April 1. 8,
SOUTH BLUEHILL.

The circle had picnic supper at the hall
Wednesday night.
Charles Henderson and wife visited
friends in Surry last week.
Mr.. Kane, manager OF the factory, has
arrived, and work in the factory will be-
gin this week.
March rs. e.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03

annrtissneuts.
ABSTRACT
OF THB
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.,,
On the 3lst day of December, 1905, made to the
State of Maine.
Incorporated 1919. Commenced business 1919.
wM. B. CLARK, President;
Capital paid up in cash, $4,t0o.0o0.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1906.
Real estate owned by the COM
pany, unlncumbered. 5s8,207 80
Loans on bond and mortgage
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company. market value. 1854 All 03
Cash in the company's principal
Office and in bank. 776 7oO 80
Agents balances, 1895 43
Interest due and accrued, COS Is
Gross assets, sI5.sl2o7s "a
Deduct items not admitted. 106 704 9s
Admitted assets, s15.7053 1873 IS
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1906.
Net amount OF unpaid losses and
claims 3 562, ,739 oil
Amount required to safely rein:
sure all outstanding SKIS 5,739,18l 20
All other demands against the
company. s5s,225 90
Total liabilities, s7.16l.145
Capital actually paid
up in cash, $4,000 900 90
Net surplus over all
liabilities, 4,544,227 IS
Surplus for policy. holders, $s544.227 IS
Aggregate. including capital
and net surplus, s15.7 .s7s ss
o. w. TApLEY, Resident Agent,
..-.. ELLSWORTH. ME-, 1
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE 4
CO., Ltd,
OF LONDON, ENGLAND. .
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1906.
Real estate. sssooo
Mortgage loan, 23.0OO
Stocks and bonds 5,l5S.4s0 80
Cash in office and bank, 3l7,42s l3,
Agents balances, 7A7,664 70
Bills receivable, $3.50 08
Interest and rents, 75,493 So
All other assets, 6,50l 81
Gross assets s7,2l6,sss II
Deduct items not ad dmitted, 37,567 81
Admitted assets. s7,17s,s 90
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1905.
Net unpaid losses, $1,46S, ,l0l so
Unearned premiums, 3,952,9a6 0S
All other liabilities. l5s.093 SO
Surplus over all liabilities, 1,605, ,159 90
Total liabilities and suplus, *7.l7e, ,3ol O9
.. w. TAPLEY. Agent,
ELLSWORTH, ME.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
ATLANTIC

ATLANTIC.
Emery Barbour, who is fireman on the
steamer City OF Rockland, made a short
isit home last week.
Misses Vira Joyce and Ruthie Staples
have gone to Castine to attend the spring
term Of normal school.
April /. s.
Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
XENopHoN.
BLUEHILL.

p. J. Gott has returned from Boston.
A brother Of Church Rogers is visiting
him.
Work has beer resumed on the Chase
Granite.
Harold Morse, who has been home some
weeks, left recently.
Miss Margaret Hinckley returned from
Bar Harbor March 30.
Carl Gott left for Bucksport Monday to
attend the seminary.
Edgar Hinckley is visiting his sisters,
Mrs. Gott and Mrs. Tripp.
II. NJ. Thayer of stonington. was the
guest of +. NJ. veazie last week.
Norman Mayo has been home from the
University of Maine few days.
Miss Lucy Billings, of Brooksville, vis-
tied her sister, Mrs. f. p. Babson, last
week.
Mr.. McGouldrick, of Cherryfieid, has
been elected superintendent of schools for
Sedgwick, Brooklin and Bluehill.
There was Sunday school aster con-
cert in the Baptist church Sunday even
ing, which was very interesting. James
Bettel is superintendent of the school.
April l. NJ.
Frank g. Harding, of Spokane, WASH,
formerly of Bluehill, was married last
Sunday, March 81, to Miss Jessie Adams,
of Spokane. Mr.. Harding has been in the
West for the past seven years. He is
epuuoed in tho xyhoiesaIe meat busipess