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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Charles Colson, who has been very ill, is
out again.
Wallace Springer is home from Brock
ton, Mass, where he has been employed.
The many friends Of Miss Blanche
Webb will regret to hear that she is fail
ing.
Rev. N. r. Pearson returned from con-
ference for another year here. He is
heartily welcomed by all.
The May ball at K. Of P. hall was post
poned indefinitely, owing to the severe
illness of Mrs. Oscar Hysom.
The stone-cutters from all the quarries
are out on a strike. 1t is to be hoped that
there may be satisfactory settlement
soon.
Mrs. Howard Bunker has returned from
the Eastern Maine general hospital, where
she underwent an operation. She is doing
finely.
May 6. NJ.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Carl Woodwork has gone to Waterville
to find employment.
Mrs. Melissa Abbott has gone to Har-
rington for few days.
A few have commenced farming in spite
OF the cold, wet weather.
Claude Clark has sold his horse to Mr..
Tracy, of Northeast Harbor.
Miss Minnie Wilbur and Mrs. Della
Bunker were in Ellsworth last week.
Alonzo Wilbur will drive on the east
branch stream for Whitcomb, Haynes & Co.
Ernest Bragdcn is employed at Sullivan
with his team for Bragdon, Fernald &
Gordon.
Miss Daisy Page went to Ellsworth Fri
day evening to remain until Monday
morning.
Frank Bragdon and Miss Rubie Jordan,
of Waltham, were married at the Baptist
parsonage Saturday evening by Rev. Mr..
Lorimer.
May 6. r.
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BASS HARBOR.

Guy Parker has fine new naphtha
launch.
Mrs. Ada Martin returned from Port
land last week.
Gus Colt has opened a fish market on
Benson's wharf.
Robert Trask and Ed Bunker have gone
to Isle au Haut epnning.
William Dodge and wife, of Mt. Desert
Rock light station, are here for few days.
Capt. c. o. Martin, OF the smack Eva
Martin, sailed Saturday for Nova Scotia to
buy Holsters.
The Maine Coast Transportation Co. has
purchased faster boat, which will be put
on the route soon.
Caspar Murphy, who has been at Mt.
Desert Rock with his aunt, Mrs. Lucy
Dodge, is at home.
Benjamin Hallet arrived from Friend
ship Saturday with his new power sloop,
built by Wilbur Morse.
Charles Harding and family, of Lamoine,
moved here last week, and are occupying
Mrs. Daniel Ladd's house.
Underwood's factory closed last Satur-
day for few days. They have been can
ming CLAIMS, but expect to be ready for sar
dimes by the last of the week.
May 6. x. Y. y.
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HANCOCK.

There will be social dance at town hall
Thursday evening, Mayo.
P. E. Walker spent Sunday at Bar Har-
Dor, the guest Of c. H. Leach.
Miss Mary Mattocks, Of West Sullivan,
is employed at Capt. A. 1. Foss'.
Mr.. Emery, Of the Maine Civic league,
will give a free illustrated lecture at
Union church Thursday evening, May 8.
All are invited.
Master Leigh Joy entertained few OF
his schoolmates Friday evening in honor
of his ninth birthday. Ice-cream and
cake were served.
Miss Minnie Hayward entertained few
friends Saturday evening at a birthday
party. Games were played and dainty re-
freshments served.
May 6. c.
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DEDHAM.

Mrs. G. P. Goodwin is ill.,
Miss Mary Waning is visiting relatives
in Bangor.
Mrs. George Colt and children have
gone to Bar Harbor.
T. R. Phillips is confined to his bed with
rheumatic troubles.
Maynard Thompson, OF Easton, is visit
ing his uncle, E. A. Thompson.
Miss Aimee Miller, who is employed in
Brewer, spent last Sunday at home.
The little son Of George Moore, who has
been SO ill with pneumonia, is recovering.
e. A. Thompson is shipping potatoes
from East Holden. He has sold 1000
bushels recently.
R. ]. Bailey and wife are spending some
time with Henry Wharf and wife, Mrs.
Bailey's parents.
May 8. B.
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sOMEsvILLE.

Fred Smith is employed by A. o. Jacob
son.
Rev. William Forsythe, Of Bucksport,
preached here Sunday.
Miss Della Brown is making q short
visit with Nettie Graves at Bluehill.
Mrs. c. J. Hall is in town for q few
weeks. Later she will go to Swans Island.
Mrs. Frank Power, of West Eden, spent
few days last week with her cousin, Mrs.
A. o. Jacobson.
DR.. J. T. Hinch and wife, of Bar Har-
Dor, are spending a few days at their
camp at Long pond.
The drama sour Folks" presented in
Masonic hall May 2, by the pupils Of the
grammar school, was great success, and
gave evidence of careful drilling by their
teacher, Mrs. Trask.
Nav g. L.
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attended the Methodist conference at Bar
Harbor.
Mate Edwin Lopaus, OF schooner ]. NJ.
Harlow, spent Sunday at home, while the
vessel was in Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. Mildred Carver is able to be out,
after being confined to the house several
months with badly sprained knee.
Funeral services Of James Reed, of
Southwest Harbor, we're held at the hall
April 30, Rev. O. g. Barnard. Of Southwest
Harbor, oficiating. Interment was in the
Colt burying ground.
May4. N.
Mrs. w. J. Harper is improving, after .
serious illness.
L. A. Penney, Of Bangor, was at Lily
Lake house Wednesday.
Rev. B. F. Colt, OF South Robbipston,
held services at the hall Sunday evening,
Nay8 8.
Mays. N.
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NEWS.
TRENTON.

TRENTON.
Thompson Leland and wife are both ill.
Charles Quinn was in Bangor few days
last week ON business.
The cottage meeting will be held at K.
L. Moore's Friday evening at $50.
Reuben Moore, Of Lakewood, spent .
few days with his cousin, K. L. Moore, last
week.
Mrs. Zettie B. Carpenter has been in Bar
Harbor for . week caring for Mrs. Edgar
Lord.
Mrs, Daniel Hamilton visited her daugh-
tors, Mrs. Charles Frazier and Mrs. Bart
lett, in Ellsworth last week.
Albert Law, OF lar Harbor, was at the
Stafford farm Saturday and sunday. Mr..
Stafford was there Saturday. H. 8. Davis
and Mr.. Law took Mrs. Andrew Davis
horses to Bar Harbor, where they will be
ready for the summer season.
Frank Fernald and wife, Of Ellsworth
Falls; Jefferson Smith and wife, of La
moline; Mrs. Mark Leland, Of Bangor, and
Shepard Leland and wiis and three daugh-
tiers, Of Hull's Cow, were herr Sunday to
attend the funeral Of Mrs.. Mcfarland.
Caroline A., widow Of Princeton McFar-
land, died ct the home Of her son Richard
at Bar Harbor, Friday, ct the age Of
fifty-three years. Death was due to
. cancer, with which Mrs.. Mcfarland had
been troubled for some time. Her home
was here, but since the death Of her hus-
band some years ago she had lived in Bar
Harbor summers. She lsases three
daughters-Miss Alta, Mrs. Edward Hop
kins, Mrs. Harold Higgins, and two sons
William c. and Richard, al Of Bar Har-
Dor. OF her own family she il survived
by an aged mother, Mrs. Abigail Cousins,
one brother, Eugene Cousins, OF Trenton,
two sisters, Mrs. Laura Mcfarland, Of
Ellsworth, and Mrs. Henrietta McFsr-
land, Of Trenton. Mrs. Mcfarland was
kind and devoted mother. The family
have the sympathy Of host Of friends.
The remains were brought here Sunday,
and funeral services were held ct the
Methodist church at $50, Rev. ]. P. ST.
monitor, OF Ellsworth, oficiating.
Mays. MAY.
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WEST EDEN.

Henry Knowles, who has been very ill,
is better.
D. W. Mckay has gone to Greenville for
q few weeks.
Ernest Hall, a student at M. z. l., Pitts
field, came home last Saturday, returning
Monday.
Mrs. Abbie Mayo is home from Surry,
where she has been visiting, and is now
with her son, G. W. Mayo.
Mrs. Ida Rich was called to Bar Harbor
yesterday on account of the illness Of her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Gonya.
Several from here attended the game at
Bar Harbor last Saturday between the B.
H. high school and Pittsfeld M. C. /.
The village improvement society will re-
sumo It's weekly sewing circle meetings.
which have been postponed on account Of
bad travelling, on Thursday afternoon.
May 8. M.
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GOTT,S ISLAND.

Miss Phoebe Gott is quite ill with ton
silitis.
Capt. Charles Gross has sold his sloop to
Bluehill parties.
L. s. Trask caught his first halibut of
the season. last Saturday. 1t Weighed
eighty-seven pounds.
M. V. Babbidge, who was in Bar Harbor
last week attending the Methodist con-
ference, returned home Monday.
, Mrs. Montel Gott, who has been here
the past week, returned to Rockland Fri
day. Mr.. Colt will join the steamer
Catherine Monday.
May 4. CHIPS.
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BARTLETT's BLAND.

Merritt Ober came from Northeast Har-
Dor Wednesday.
Nina Robbins has gone to Bangor to
continue her studies at Shaw business
college.
Ruth Marshall and Willard Bartlett
came from Bar Harbor Friday, returning
Sunday.
On account of i'll health, Willard Bart
lett has had to give up his studies at
Shaw business college. He 10 now in
Mariaville, where he will stay few weeks
and then expects to go to Newport with
his father.
News reached here Wednesday Of the
death Of Alexander Balm. He, with Mrs.
Balm, was on his way home from Florida,
where they spent the winter. He died on
board the boat Sunday, April q, about
four hours before reaching New York.
Besides . widow, he leaves two sons,
Arthur A. and James B. Balm, who are
living in Northeast Harbor, and one sister
in India. They have the sympathy Of all.
The remains were brought here for burial.
May 4. L.
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FRANKLIN,

Stephen Knowles, station agent, was in
Bangor Monday.
Miss Koch will speak at the Baptist
church Friday evening.
Mrs. Leslie Swan and Mrs. L w. Blais-
dell are improving slowly.
Harvey Pickett, who was threatened
with pneumonia, is recovering.
Mr.. Macomber's ,ofiice building is
''spick and span" in its newness.
Mrs. Lottie Gay is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Hattie Crabtree, at Hancock Point.
Miss Bessie Fernald left for Waltham,
Mass, Monday for visit Of few weeks.
Mrs. H. F. Collins and daughter Virgins
left Monday for weeks stay in Bangor
Miss Craig, OF Presque Isle, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lorimer, at the Baptis
parsonage.
Ralph Wooster, who is to be employed
by F. H. Macomber, left Monday for the
season at seal Harbor.
Mrs. A. B. Fernald will visit her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Lula Crabtree and Mrs. Ehie
Cook, at Hancock this week.
Walter Wilson and wife have rented the
c. H. Macomber cottage. He is doing
painting and papering for several parties
Miss Bernice Dunn is about to organize
chorus choir, and wishes all who are
interested to meet at her home Friday
evening.
Nav g. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-08
WEST SULLIVAN.

Henry Mattocks is at home for short
vacation.
Mr.. Lipsky has postponed his opening
sale to May 10.
The Phillips Eaton, Capt. J. <. Nit
chell, was called to Ellsworth Friday.
Josephine Bunker 10 at home from
Aroostook county, where she has been
teaching.
Miss Myrns Carter has returned to
Shirley, Mass, after . months sojourn
with her brother, Roscoe Mason.
Mrs. Oscar Hysom il slowly recovering
after an operation performed last week BY
DR.. Simmons, of Bangor, assisted by Drs.
Brigham and Phelps.
Among those who attended the Bryan
lecture at Bangor were: Adelbert Gordon,
william Blaisdell, A. B. Aavey, A. p.
Havey, h. H. Hsvey and DR.. 8. E. Phelps.
Archie B. Havey and wife spent few
days in Bangor last week, and were
aboard the train Thursday evening when
the accident took place. Miss Gerry, Of
Caribou, accompanied them home.
There has been general suspension OF
business in the granite quarries since May
1, owing to 4 disagreement ~ to prices
that shall be paid to the stone-cutters. A
strike is anticipated before the matter 10
settled.
The high school pupils were addressed
by Rev. N. R. Pearson at the Unitarian
church at Sullivan Sunday afternoon.
They were ushered into the church by b.
c. Baker, who represented the school
board, accompanied by the principal,
Joseph H. Doyle.
Mayo. M.
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CHIPS.
MT. DESERT FERRY.

William Kearin, of Bangor, spent Sum
day with E. s. Jellison.
Mrs. Margaret Eldridge and baby, OF
Waterville, are visiting at F. L. Colby's.
School has been in session week. Miss
Audrey Hodgkins, Of Marlboro, is
teacher.
The two little children who have been
living at Augustus Carter's the past year,
and who went to Bar Harbor to live few
weeks ago, have returned to Mr.. Carter's.
May6 C,
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BAR HARROR.

The contract for the erection of Bar
Harbor's new Catholic church has been
awarded to Otto Nelson, OF Bangor. The
material will be local granite for all UNDER
ground work, and for all over grade walls
the Machias silver gray granite will be
used. Brownville slate will cover the
roof. The building will have seating
capacity of 800. The contract requires the
building to be completed by May 1, 1908.
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MARLBORO.

Miss Audrey Hodskias has gone to Mt.
Desert Ferry to teach.
Melvin Wilbur has gone to Bar Harbor,
where he has employment.
Robert Carter and wits, Of Bsyside, are
visiting ct David Mosley's.
School began here Monday, with Miss
Mabel Bennett, Of Hancock, teacher.
Mrs. Sarah Bowden, Of Portsmouth, N.
H., is visiting ct Woodbury. Bowden's.
Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins, Of Gouldsboro, is
visiting old friends and neighbors here.
John Mcintyre. OF Massachusetts,, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Mcintyre.
Daniel Mcintyre, OF Ellsworth, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. MarySMc-
Intyre.
The schooner Wilson and Willard, Capt.
G. w. Bowden, is loading hardwood for
the Clark coal Co., Bar Harbor.
May 8. ARE.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Funeral services OF Deacon J. E. Dunn
were held at the Baptist church, Rev. A.
w. Lorimer, officiating, Monday, April
%. The church was full, and the abund-
ance of flowers testified to the esteem in
which he was held. Deacon Dunn was a
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valued member OF the Baptist church and
superintendent Of the Sunday school for
number OF years. His place will not be
easily filled. He was . man who made
friends, and had kind word for every
body. The sympathy Of host of friends
goes out to his grief-stricken family.
MAYA R.
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WEST FREMONT.

Edmund Reed, ST., has gone to Bangor,
where he has found employment.
Raymond Dow and wife have gone to
housekeeping in the Bay View house.
Rev. Benjamin F. Colt called on friends
here last week, before going to his new
charge in Robbinston.
Maya. THELMA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-08

James T. Maxwell and wife, of Sanger
ties, N. Y, were in town last week for q
short stay with friends. They came from
Hancock Point where they had been look
ing over the new cottage they have been
building this winter, and which will be
ready for occupancy this summer. They
left for Saugerties Saturday night.
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SEAL COVE.

Miss Sadie Carver is employed at Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Otis Walls, who has been seriously
ill, is improving.
Rev. B. F. Colt, wife and daughter
Zulma, Of South Robbinston, are visiting
friends in town. Rev. Mr.. Colt and wife
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.


When little white-winged messengers
brought invitations to the birthday recep-
tion of little Joseph Handy Lawton, there
was lutter of delight among the little
tots Of the neighborhood. When the
eventful date, April %, arrived, q dozen
little ones from three to six years, chap
eroned by mothers and grandmothers,
OF Master Joseph's fourth anniversary.
The little host seemed to feel the
responsibility of his position, and well
coined his guests in q grave, yet self
possessed manner, passing a box of can
dies as An opening prelude. The small
mans mother. Mrs. Harry Lawton, had
arranged q fine entertainment for the wish
tors, and made them feel at ease by her
graceful hospitality.
For time the table loaded with birth
day gifts was the centre of attraction, and
Master Joseph deftfy united his packages,
his little friends rejoicing without envy
over the many pretty things. There were
many ''ohs" and ''ahs" over the really
engine that pulled and blew its whistle,
and toy merry go-round had many ad-
mirers.
A monograph recital was enjoyed by
the elders and little ones. The prettiest
effect came when the little ones were
seated at the prettily arranged table with
the lovely birthday cake lighted by four
pink candles in the centre. The ice-cream
and other good things were fully appre-
ciated. A typewriter slip with name
and birth date had been beautifully let
tered by Joseph's own hands, Grandma
Tracy merely doing the spelling for him.
The names of all the little guests were en-
rolled, and each carried home a dainty
souvenir favor. Every child present was
for that afternoon a model of good be-
havior. All hope the little man may have
many happy returns of his birthday.
Mayo. SPRAY.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Nelson Young is building barn.
Everett Mcfarland is recoveringllfrom
the grip.
Mrs. Helen Laffy, of Bangor, visited her
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COUNTY NEWS.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Mrs. Caroline Moore, of Trenton, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. julia
Gilley, for a week OK two.
On April q . little daughter, Eleanor
Lucille, found . warm welcome ct the home
OF Roderick Clark and wife.
Mrs. venia g. HodRkins, who has spent
the winter with her daughter in Syracuse,
N. Y, came for visit to her brother and
sister before going to Sorrento for the SUM
mer. Her son Lowell and family returned
from Brockton, Mass, by the same boat,
to their home at Northeast Harbor.
The funeral services of Maud Walls
were held at the Methodist church We'd
nesday, May l, the pastor giving touch
ing tribute to the character Of this lovely
girl. An abundance OF flowers testified
to the affection Of friends. There were
beautiful flowers from the Y. w. c. T. u,
the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges and
individuals.
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advertisements.

THELMA.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-05-09
Another Truce.

The German government has gen
erously consented" not TO assassinate
German industries by enforcing It's
maximum tariff against American ex-
ports. The modus vivendi has been
extended another year. and viii last
until July ], 1908. The industrialists
Of Germany have troubles of their
own in the increased cost OF living and
the higher rate Of wages they have
been compelled 10 pay. If to this ad.
verse condition were added the coin-
plete loss Of market for their manu-
featured products amounting TO $780,
900 900 a year. such as would inevita-
bly, follow the precipitation of a tariff
war with the United States. the conse.
quences TO German industrialism would
be serious indeed. Again we say there
will be no tariff war with Germany.
Neither will there be any butchering
Of American industry in order that the
Germans may grab bigger chunk of
the American market. At least not
while the party OF protection remains
in control Of the United States govern.
nent.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-05-09
CIR fully
nf 6anthltnu
BY REV. CANON J. w. HoRsLEY.

enwe Gao trying keep straight who had burglar
drunkard and gambler Il leave of burgng he said
day, IL leave off drink but can't leave off betting
The gnobe and ubrotey desire make money without giving
anything for it my opinion the chief which
should deter people and especially young from gambling 1t to
my mind immoral for take money that way. This point
out trkngy in the evidence before the royal bet
ting which appointed inquire into the subject years ago
When said that had right to bet Of the peers sitting
the commission remarked that sweeping for the
remark did apply like himself who could
hat is where wrong replied you can't afford to lose With
position nobesse obge. 1t
example the people lower class of life You may be able afford
lose the money but YOU able afford lose the influence Of
your example,"
The suffering which falls the wives and children Of married men
who gamble be be believed remember occasion
going cottages which stood side by side They both tenan
by married Their and their children half
starved One of the dunard while the other though quite
work. perp euay having his drained
away through betting Although he the misery to which his wife
reduced kept always hoping against hope that
he would make and himself instead Of pulling
work would have told and he would have been
obla his wife his chill dren lin
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-05-09
WAGE Increases.

Notice Of an increase in wages OF
one dollar per week has been posted
in six Of the largest silk dye houseS
In Paterson. The advance affecte
about 5000 men with weekly wages
ranging from $40 10 500 1t IS ex.
pected that the smaller dye houses
win grant a similar increase Would
these advances in waves occur II the
tariff we're now in course OF revision.
or even II a definite date for taking
no revision had been agreed upon ?
Certainly not Would the wage In.
creases be granted II reciprocity
treaties had been concluded, or were
in course Of negotiation. by which a
tariff reduction on silk goods was
conceded in favor of imports from
France and Germany Just as surely
as the tariff is revised downward by
direct reduction or by reciprocity con.
cessions. so surely Will wages be re
yised downward in every branch OF
industry. It is well to keep this fact
In mind.