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MAS DEL COROzALL
Subido precio de la car
ne de res. Don Sc
gundo SARDINIA.
El PADRE ECHEvARRIA
La carretera de Corozal a
Barros. .-Detenidos en- el
Dep6sito municipal.

va comemos la carne al exhor
bltante precio de 36 centavos kilo
Esto es demasiado va. Urge que
nuestro alcalde tome sus medida.
y que pronto preparen el caro- pa
ra transporter Ia carne del matade
70 q la nueva carhicerfa, y comien
ce el ayuutamiento el servicio dc
subasta. FL bo1sillo Sc vacfa y los
pobres solamente huelen la carne.
-Sabemos que nuestro celosc
y popular alcalde pronto procedera
aque Sc pinte la alcaldia. JADE
lante, don Jaime!
-Pronto comenzaran los ira
bajos de la carretera que nos CO.
munica con Barros.
Ell padre Echevarria ha sido
trasladado para Naranjito. Este
pueblo celebrarfa con fruici6n que
el seiior obispo ordenara al virtuoso
joven don Mariana Vasallo y 10
destinara 4 Corozal donde de an-
tano Sc lie conoce y estima por sus
relevantes dotes morales.
I'll buen amigo don Segundo
SARDINIA ha alberto un estableci-
miento en- la calle de la Marina.
Muchos negocios y buena suerte de-
seamos al laborioso comerciante.
La Corte municipal de Ba.
yam6n celebr6 varios juicios. La
mayor parte Gran denuncias por
csrecer las vivienda de letrinas y
muchos alegaron que las tenian.
En- el Dep6sito municipal
ingresaron como detenidos 36 po
bres jfbaros.
-.,Otro cabo de la policfa insu
lar ha sido destinado q este puesto,
q quien todavia no conocemos, no
pudiendo por tanto apreciar sus
prendas personales. Nos alegrare.
mos que sresulteS.
Sc estan construyendo varia:
casas en- este pueblo y una de elias
es.la de nuestIo querido amigo dot
Jaime N. Lopez Bou, uuo de lo'
maestros de esta localidad. Falt;
hace que Sc extienda la zona urba
ma.
CoRRESPoNsAL.
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vaguas con su cocina de ramas a.
tuada frente al mar ed el barYio
sEspiual,' de Aguada, que mide
seis varas de frente por seis de fon-
do; y una cabra color de chocolate.
como de dos amos de edad con los
verdes.
Por taDto 70, el referido oficiaI
anuncio por el preseute la venta de
de los bienes arriba sehalados. Sc.
fialando para que tenga efecto ei
dia 70 de Se,iembre q la 9 a. m. en-
la o6cina del que suscribe, situada
en- el ediiicio de la Corte, calle del
Cemercio. pudiendo ser vendldos los
bienes juntos 8 separadamente.
Aguadilla, agosto 10 de 1907.
FRANCISCO M. CAMAcHo.
r5-3 Marshal Municipal Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19

Cdnnse sin tenor 4 que se fe.
produzcan, los dolores de garganta,
faringitis, anigdalitis, ronqueras,
eosquilleos, toa nerviosa, extincionea
de VOC, anginas, con Las Pastillas
HoudG { la Cocafna.
Sn uso Sc recomiesda especial
mente & los oradores, profesores, can
tantss, y ( todas has personas que IA
dgan 81 VOC por nm trabajo excessive.
Para evitsr toda deception, que
pudierA ser grave, exijase Ia frma
Houde) sobre Ia fajs de ga1antia de
sWs Pastillas.
En venta en- todas las buenaG
iarmacias. Dep6sitO: ae, rue Albouy,
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
0TRAS NOTIc|AS
Descarrila el tren de
Catai1o a Bayam6u.
Alberta la via.
SALA De SOCORROs
Condemns extinguidas en- la
Carcel municipal. Nor.
dido por un perro.

Esta maiiana el tren que sa-
lilo de Bayam6n a las 7 y S minutes
descarril6 un kil6metro antes de
llegar 8 Cataiio, q causa de haberse
alberto la via.
La communication entire ambas
poblaciones qued6 interrumpida y
los pasajeros que venian en- dicho
tren trvieron que llegar a Catafio
q pie.
Urge que el Departamento del
Interior tome algunas medidas para
evitar que esa empresa tenga some
tido al p1blico a tantos contratiem-
pos.
En- los dfas sabado y domin.
60 Iltimos fueron asistidos en- la
sala de socorros Josefa Rivera, de
contusiones en- la region ocular y
brazo izquierdo; Filar Garcia, de
rasgufios en- el labio superior y re-
gi6n maseterica derecha y en- el
cuello; G. H. Anustead de contu-
sion en- la region ocular izquierda;
Providencia Pantoja, de confusion
sobre el labio inferior; Ramona
Cortada, contusiones en- la region
mastoidea; Ru6uo Rivera, contu.
sion en- Ia region escapulat derecha
y mordedura en- la region pectoral.
COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS.
Las propiedades alimenticias y nu-
tritivas del aceite de higado de baca-
lao dependen en- absolute, de las gra-
sas que eutran en- la composition
natural del aceite' Estas grasas son
digeridas y asimiladas con muchas
mas facilidad que las otras debido q
la presencia en- el aceite de bacalao de
ciertos compuestos derivados del hi
gado, que permiten la pronta emul-
sifcaci6n del aceite por los fuidos
del estomago y hacen que su abser-
ci6n por la membrane mucosa Sc lleve
a efecto con mas facilidad y con mas
rapidez que la de ningnna otra gra.
Sa.
Las gracas que el aceito de higa
do de bacalao contiene aparte de 81
poderosa facultad de nutrir, no poseet
niugun valor terapeutico y los otro
elementos naturales que sen parte d.
su composition organica, existen el
cantidadvs 2an infnitamentc peque
iias, que es impossible que niuguno d
ellos pueda ejercer en- el sistema quail
quicr efecto terapeutico.
Es evidente pues que Ell aceite d
bacalao es un alimento y no una me
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Diaz, Jose Marrero, Benito Santos
y Lorenzo de Jesds.
Aver, Jacobo Fuentes, agre-
di6 con TN vase en- Puerta de Tie.
IRA, q Josefna Alexandra (a) sLa
mdcara.s
-Anoche, en- Ia Marina, fuG
mordido POI I'm perro en- el music
derecho. el muchacho Rafael Diaz.
Sc lie asisti6 ..en la sala de socorros.
Ell guardia Urdaz, ocup6 el
sabado en- la noche, en- Puerta de
TERRA, una chaveta al tabaquerc
Antonio Berries, detenikndolo &
disposition del juez de paz. Este
ordeno mas tarde su llbertad bajo
fanza.
Hoy cumplieron sus conde.
mas en- la carcel municipal Demetrio
del Vale, Carlos Lopez { Inocencio
Tirado.
Los sefores don Federico
Schroeder y don Oscar F. Bravo nos
participant que han establecido en-
Mayagiiez una sociedad mercantil
bajo Ia raz6n de Scrhoder y CO;
hablendo concedido poder general 4
don Gerardo Monefeldt.
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dicina y que todas sus virtudes ali
mentloia estan en- las grasas que er-
tran en- su composition y por consi-
guiente todas las preparedness que
pretenden estar hechas de los princi.
pios activos del aceite y que Sc ofre-
cen como sus sustitutos, son produc-
tos fraudulentos de la especulacion
mercantil y del charlatanismo. Di-
chos preparados no contienen ningu-
ma de las propiedades nutritivas Y
reeostituyentes del aceite de higado
de bacalao, porque carecen de Ia grasa'
que es la parte del aceite que nutre Y
alimenta su composition tiene mucha
se1nejanza con la de los COCKTAILS
y su uso puede Ell ocaslenes causar
perjuicios considerables 4 Los enfor.
mos por la gran cantidad de alcohol
que invariablemente contienen y otras
substancias narc6ticas, como el sulfa.
to de estricnina.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen
contener los principles activos del
aceite de higado de bacalao, son espe-
cialmente peligrosas pera las criatu.
ras, para los nifios, para las j6venes y
sefioras quienes por su naturaleza de-
licada y temperamento especial no
pueden resistir sin grandes quebran-
tos para su salud los efcctos deleterios
del alcohol, de la eetricnina y otras
substancias energicas. a.
-Debiera disponerse por quien
corresponds sean retirados del tea
tro unos tiestos con terra que Sc
hallan en- la galaria de entrada.
Dichos tiestos, que no contie
men ning1n arbusto, lejos de servir
de adorno, estau ALI de estorbo y,
10 que es peor, de recipientes para
colillas de tabacos y cigarrillos.
Carmen Santiago fue arres.
tada el Sabado por daios malicio
SOS.
-.-Anoche, como a las l2 y me
dia, Francisco Luciano fue arresta
do por haber tratado de agredir
! TN policia.
Por alterar la paz pdblica
fueron arrestados aver Providencil
Rivera, Felipa Sanchez, Eduvigi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
DICTO

En- la Corte NUM- 'ipsl del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Aqua
dilla, P. R.
Jose Leon. VS.. Sinforoso Javier.
O6cina del Marshal. Aviso de
venta.
Por cuanto yo, Francisco M.
Camacho, marshal de la Corte Mu-
nicipal de Aguadilla, recibt una or
den de ejecuci6n en- ell pleito arriba
exrresado para hacer efectiva Ia
deuda reclamada y costas con Ia
venta de los bienes embargados
preventivamente y cuya deuda prin-
cipal fue de seis dollars setenta cen.
tavoS. -
Por cuanto los bienes embar.
gados fueron una casa de maderas
extrangeras y del pals cubierta de
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Sebs de res 4 $4K.
Cafe corriente nominll.
CAMBIOS CORRIENTES
Londres check 4 $4.s7a$4.ss.
Paris $3H D..
Hamburgo check "a D.
New York IS cts. P.
Espafia q ~ ctvs. D.
ACCIONES
Banco Territorial $50.
Banco de Pto. Rico 4 $2S Ago.
American Colonial Bank 4 100
4 200.
CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y Agricola:
Emisioues 81 y s. $50.
1dem g. 800.
VENTAS DE AZUCAR
Sin operaciones.
BUQURs ANUNC1ADOs
Vapor frances aQuebeecs, estara
aqui procedente de Puerto Plata al
rededor del IS del corriente.
Vapor americana philadelphia,
saldra para New York el 21 del &C
tual.
Vapor americana sCaracas,s sa.
lis el II del preseute de New York,
para es:a.
ENTRADAS
Ningunas.
DE LA ISLA
Goletas sCarmelitaD y Gala Blan.
car.
SALIDAS
Para la isla vapor americana eSan
Juans.
COSTANEROS
Ningunos.
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
TRAvEs1A
sMargarets pendiente.
sGracebel TaylorS descargando.
cosTANRRoS
sMaria ArtauS Vieques.
sMayhowerS Luquillo.
sIndiaS descargando.
sAurelias pendiente.
sPerlaS Humacao.
sCarmens Fajaroo.
sCarmelitaA Aguadilla y Maya.
giiez.
xAla BlancaS pendiente.
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PRINCIPALS ART1cULOs
Arroces: De partido 4 Japo1
S4asA.
Tdem valexciano de 6A q 7 POI
exkemo de classes.
Ajos de 80 ctvs. 4 40.
Bacalao $7-2s 4 7-5o.
Sardinas ahumadas IS & r6 Gen.
taves.
Cebollas espaholas $3h.
Idem americans s..
Garbanzos ~ 4 10.
Habiehxelas americans colsra-
das largas $sH. Blaseas america
mas 4.
Harina de trigs $3.50 4 $50.
Idena de rnaiz 4 s..
Jamones 1o-7sa1I,
1ab6n Rocamora $40; americana,
$sH y ~.
Manteca s. en- u y en- cajas
ds$eH.
Mantequilla de $1S q a.
Pasta del pals $3.50 a.
Papas americanas $ah l5.
Tocins SIS.
Tasajo $sA Ae.
Quesos americanes $l7H. Pata-
gris 40.
Leche condensada sAguila' & S..
Idsm sCruz Rejas $4A.
Idem sMagnOlias $4h.
DEL PALS
Az6car para el consume:
Mascabado slaro de SIX.
De miel ciaro ass.
Centrifuga claro de I. a$s.
Americana de IS 4 $5H.
De Poace $3A 4 ~.
Ron 20 grades Cartier 4 $r.5o
centAvos gallon pagados z. Inter
mas.
Maiz $2H.
TabacO, nominal.
pREc1os DE- coNrRA
AlgOd6A & s. 6A$6A.
C:oeOs De I5A Is millar.
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70 Providence about 1854, where she was
married and resided to the end OF her life.
She was the great great -granddaugh ter
OF Joseph Wood, and great-granddauEh-
ter Of John Roundy, the founders OF the
town Of Bluehill in 1852; great grand
daughter OF Col. Nathan Parker, who
came to the town in 1884, and great
granddaughter OF James Candage who
came in 1865. Col, Parker married Mary,
daughter Of Joseph Wood, Dec. 20, 1854,
which is said to have been the first mar
riage celebrated in the town. He was
soldier OF the French war, and was at the
siege and fall OF Louisburg in 1852
Mrs. Bardsley's ancestors were promo.
tiers OF the growth OF the town, were con-
spicuous in town affairs and persons Of
mark. Joseph Wood, John Roundy and
Col. Nathan Parker all served upon the
committees OF safety and correspondence
in the Revolution, and her husband, no
less patriotic, was a soldier Of the Civil
war, for the preservation OF tho Union,
and the maintenance OF the rights and
liberties gained by the success OF the
~ vOAublOu.
Probably there are but few left in Mrs.
Bardsley's native town who can recall her
childhood and school days, but the few, II
such there be, will learn OF her death with
sorrow. The writer knew her OF that
early period, and within = few years had
been pleased to renew old acquaintance
and friendship, severed for more than
half . century. He called on her at her
home two weeks before her death, found
her in comfortable health, had pleasant
call and chat, babe her good-day with no
thought in mind that he should never
meet her again in this life.
She, like nearly all early friends, has
gone-"one by one" they go, leaving us
To think it may be our turn next! With
feelings Of friendship, and knowledge OF
her virtues, hidden from the sight Of her
early associates, and far from the place Of
her nativity, the writer offers this tribute
to the friendship and worth Of his friend,
whose eye in the flesh will never behold
the words here written. X. u. r. &.
Brookline, Mass, Aug. 10, 1907.
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have turned themseIves, and Miss Dear
born and Jack Wheelock have each fallen
overheard.
David Gray, boarding with his sister
here. has been working for Stanley d,
Gray ct Hsrborside.
The guests at Undercliff enioyed the
reading OF paper called ..The Gas Meter,
which they edited last week.
An excursion to Bar Harbor on steamer
6Cassine was enjoyed BY large number Of
guests from UEderclin recently.
Mr.. Calder, wife and daughter, OF Hart
ford, Conn, are boarding at cedars with
L, r. Sawyer. Miss Helen Calder ia a
well-known missionary.
Late arrivals at Blacks are Miss Anna
bel Murphy, Of Washington, d. c.; Miss
Lane, from Wethersfeld, Conn; Mrs.
Raymond, her sister, Miss Lttell and son,
Willie Raymond OF Upper Montclair, N.
y; Byard Butler, OF Bridgeport, Conn,
{. B. zabriski, wife and son George, OF
Rutherford, n. j., and Judge Kimbsll,
wife ard sister, Miss Jennie, from Wash
ington, ID. G.
Aug. 8. u
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sEDGwICK.

The dance at Riverside hall Saturday
was well attended.
Mrs. Lizzie Gray and children returned
from Surry yesterday.
Mrs. Cordelia Grindle, OF North Brook
lin, is with Mrs. f. A. Torrey.
Rev. c. c. Koch will spend this week at
the c. e. summer school at Charleston.
Capt. Vets Cain and boys came from
Burnt island Sunday, returning to-day.
Mrs. s. N. Wiley has returned from
Waban, Mass, where she has been several
months.
Hillside circle will serve q baked bean
supper at the town house Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. }. r. Butler and son Luray, OF
New York, are among the guests at Tray
eler's Home.
Miss Belle NJ. Allen has returned from
South Penobscot, where she visited hei
sister, Mrs. Condor.
George w. Adams and wife are here fol
two weeks visit with Mrs. Adams
father, j. W. Penney.
Several OF the young people her,
attended the basket ball game and danes
at Deer Isle Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Young, who has been III
some time, wss able to walk from her
home to the village one day last week.
Mrs. Beattie, Of Boston, is visiting hsl
sister, Mrs. Carrie Eaton, and other rela.
tives here, after an absence Of thirty years
Fred Bridges has been making repair,
on his house, painting, putting in nes
windows, etc. He will also add q piazza
Miss Louise Anderson eanxe home from
East Sorthneid last week for visit
Miss siIyerthorn, one OF her teachers
accompanied her.
Rev. g. w. p Hill Is IN town With hi
! family. NY. Hill delivered most inter
esting discourse af the Baptist church
Sunday, where he occupied the pulpit il
the absence OF the pastor, Rev. c. C. Koch
| Miss Gertrude Bo~es, who has spen
several sa8aexs here, vas the Ieadini
7 sttrncti0a Il the zsasicale given az IN,
Casino = Herrick's Saturday evening
+ Miss Bosea sszarned hast year from be
I studies IN Gxoang, and is an accom-
I plished asA pssAciens zioIinist.
Anw n ~
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suRRY.
Mrs. Maria Fricxe, OF California, In viz
ting 1t g. ". Besides.
Jesse Conary finished cutting the hay on
the Stafford farm Friday.
Miss Isabel Roberts, OF Portland, is Wis
ting at Mrs. Abbie Mills.
Ernest Casper, Of Boston, is spending
his vacation At His old home here.
Mrs. Lillian Perkins, OF Portland, is vis-
ting her mother, Mrs. r.. N. Osgood.
Mrs. Jennie May Youngbam, OF Brook
lyn, N. Y, Is visiting at Capt. A. g.
Curtis'.
Capt. N. j. Kane, In the schooner Min
cola, arrived home last Thursday from
New York.
Fred Beede went TO Bayside one day
last week to set up the engine in Whit
comb, Haynes Il Co.'S now mill.
W. Il. Phillips and vile, Of Northeast
Hsrbor, arrived Saturday night TO visit
Mr. Phiiiips' parents, Henry Phillips and
wife.
Linwood Beckwith, OF Ellsworth, at
home from Porto Rico where he teaches,
Is spending few days visiting friends
here.
Aug. IL. y.
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Legal EstiffG.


NOTICE % FOEECLD@gEg.
WHEnEAs nssy o. Sewers sad James VI.
w xesens. yosh 81 Bseksport, soYssy n
HAseock, state "a Maine. b. tns4s mortgage
deed dated she t~snty >feer5b sAy ~ s<pffrn.
Der. .. q. ps1s. ssd secosds5 ia HsnfsSk cean.
~ resfsss, ~ eeeas. in book ~. page m. coa-
seysd 70 the sasase Of So@srh b, ErzAgey. ii
aid Backspss1- certain parcel II land with
mach 81 tse dssIlins soss@ IL thereon,
sifSassa - esf6 Bacxsyorr zEG b1zBGs6
sssthsfir ~ h&ss street, s~1zeffT by land a
n. ID. BsI <set5 nsftnef}y ~ Iass 81 Mrs q
". NcAIt4<r. aad s~.serfy ~ land u Il. y.
Essessoa. I'D s@fsg the lot of l&ac xSd ,sgs-
meat ecsskseA cy pa xsgy u. ssysns and
James n Sevsnsy. and -k<reas william "
Bird sY. dissatisfaction lie Sonfs nea with the
-iu saDexed Of sad estate N Joseph II.
Bradley. By hts deed 81 ss4ise fss@nt G@fsc sse
st&sssesth dzy - yEse- =, u. 1871, and re-
corded In ssH Hancock cssatY e. zissfY n
deeds, In hook kse. vsgs 81. I'D sell, xsslSn
sa1 trsasfsr 70 ekx az feesigns4, HzfrT L.
ssvsns- ~ said Bssks1orf, the sxid mortgage
deed, the debt thereby scared aGd 81 TIE
riGhs. tile ADD iHtsFsss "a ssla estate ~
gos>1a r. Bradtsy ~ sirts@ ~ sslf mortgage
Ia and 70 the real sstass tE&Sefa asserfssd.
and ~sege2@ the condition ~ said ssSrtz 4ze
ax< been ssd j< nr1 srsxsa, pss0 ssesefSrs
By rsz<os Of the breseB 81 ice elsdIgfe1
f5sreof. eizss fefseIosafs of s&se rsSrs~
gags and give shts notice for that purpose.
H4xzY &. SssaSs.
ByT n. ses8sh bis as37.
Bsexsport. Ne. Jay D. 3S5.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHiLL..

Hervey Parker and wife, with a friend
are spending few weeks at their summer
home.
l.. W. Peters, OF Boston, arrived Aug. s,
TO spend his summer vacation at the old
home here.
Mrs. Fred Eveleth is the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. o. NJ. Slower.
Mrs. Eunice Carter, OF Brockton, Mass,
is spending the summer in town.
F. b. Prince and wife, OF Bangor, are
spending ? few days with Mrs. Princes
parents, F. P. Greene and wife.
Major Irwin and son are at the Bluehill
house. They are interested in the further
development OF the copper mines.
wellsnd Clay, superintendent Of the
White Granite Co., is home from North
Jay to attend to some business for the
company here.
Mrs. Fannie Hadley, OF South Berwick,
ana Mrs. Ina Jsreny, Of Lynn, Mass, are
visiting Frank Slower and wife and other
relatives in town.
The Concert OF Nations will be given
Friday evening, Aug. 10, in town hall.
TRe sale OF . large number OF tickets gives
assurance OF . crowded house.
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NORTH cAsrrNE.

c. II. Herman and family were in Bucks
port the last week.
May Ella wescott, Of Buflalo, N. Y, il
asuest at Paul Wescott's.
Miss Murch, Of Bangor, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. J. W. Bowden.
Mrs Lester Richardson and children, OF
Brewer, are at Al. Morgrage's.
John p Leach, Of Camden, spent sun
Gay with his mother, Mrs. Mary l. Leach.
Mrs Amber Smith, Of Bucksport. with
ner son Kenneth, ID visiting At Amos
Perkins,
Miilard Perkins, Of Boston, arrived
sunday to visit his parents, Joseph
Perkins and wife.
Mrs Ray wardwelI, with her children,
ieit Sunday for Penobscot, en- route for
her home in Bangor.
Miss Emma c. WardweIi will leave
tuesday for Bangor, to spend . week
with her brother Ray.
;. l. Bates leff this morning for Brooks
vile, where be will visit relatives before
returning to Portland.
Mrs. Frances Deyereux is at home from
i've months in Bangor, where she has
peen employed a. nurse.
Ars. samuel Dunbar vent TO East Or
nna Sunday to spend few days with her
sls'er, Mrs. Emily Dunbar.
Aisses Annie and Helen Dunbar were
called to East oriand Saturday by the III
ness Of their uncle, Albert Dunbar.
The friends Of Mrs. Nellie Hutchins are
gao to know that she has recovered
sameisntiy to visit her daughter, Mrs.
'eorge WardweiI, ct castine.
me relatives and friends OF Capt. Albert
LUMBAR were panied to hear Of his
aeath at his home in East Oriand Sunday
losning, after . short Illness fror1
pneumonia. He was sixty-six years Of
IS, and for many years wss resident Of
~ saia place. His only sister, Mrs. Mary
conner, resides here Mach sympathy IL
oppressed for his wife and famify--fonr
sons and three daughters.
Aug. H. 4.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Eugene Hamilton is visiting his parents,
F. II. Hamilton and wife.
Miss Louise Anderson is visiting her
parents, Peter Anderson and wife.
Misses Flora and May Thompson.
of Boston, are visiting Willard Leighton
and wife.
Mrs Clara Cole is attending the Chris
tian Endcavor summer schcod at
Charleston.
Frank Hamilton, who has been visiting
his parents, - 8 Hamilton and wife, has
returned to Joplin, Mo.
Fred Holmes, with his family, has taken
possession OF the place which ne bought
OF r. H. and T. A. Smith.
Aug. L. b.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL FAIR.

The Congregational church fair Thurs
day afternoon and evening at Emerson
hall was grand success. The hall and
booths were very prettiiy decorated, the
color scheme being green and white.
The stage was transformed into Jap
anese tea garden. Young ladies' in Jap
anese costume served Russian tea, Japan
ese tea, sandwiches, ETC., in true Oriental
style. The tea tables were presided over
By Misses Matte and Ethel Grindie,
Anna wsrdwell, Della Tilden and others,
under whose direction the decorations
were made. The flower booth was pre-
sided oTer by Miss Bernice Philbrook.
Miss Howell and Mrs. Willis.
Other booths were - follows: Bag
table Miss Thomas and Mrs. Helen Davis;
apron table, Mrs. Mya Burr, Mrs. Pease;
candy booth, Hortense Richardson,
Pauline F. Devereux. Mary Richardson,
Emma Coombs; package booth, Miss
Anna witherle; pickles, ETC., Mrs. Fannie
Eldridge; fancy work, Mrs. Delia
Chamberlain, Miss May Perkins, Mrs.
Gould.
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EAST BLuEHIl.L.

Mrs. NJ. d. Cook returned home from
Waterville Thursday.
Mrs. Della Miller, of Rockiand, visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Richard Ellis, OF NorthfeId, VT,
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. H. P. Long, who has been in HAL
lowell for the past four months, returned
home Thursday.
Miss Ethel Wight, who has been at
home i'll with tonsilitis, returned to
Northeast Harbor Sunday.
Aug. IL. r.
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