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nnrsupoWer Compound engines were adopted be-
cause OF their great saving of fuel as compared
with simple engines and the DUPLEX TYNE was
chosen because of it's extreme simplicity and com
Pactness These engines were furnished by The
american Engine Company, of Bound Brook N J.
inc or1g1nators OF this type OF engine Two OF
these engines drive direct connected electric gen
orators. one OF which built by the engine com
Pany and formed part of their exhibit at the St
tho great presses which The Tribune Is printed
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which IS interesting and. 70 those UnacQuaintcd
with the seeming intricaCics Of engine room.
Instructive.
For the operation Of the plunger type OF elevators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03

States Express Building, the Title Guarantee and
Trust Building and the Evening Post Building
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taut mechanism OF AN elevator In not the lever
which starts II and guides its speed the cables
which hold the car but it Is the pumps. which, al
though hidden from view IN the engine room like
the engines ON q steamship. the prOpeumg
force. =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03
AMERIcAN-BALL ENGINES.

The new engine equipment required for power and
electric service in The Tribune Building consists OF
three duplex compound engines. agg-egatinE $50
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THE HARDWARE FOR THE BUILDING.

An the hardware for the equipment OF the NV
Tribune Building has been furnished by the kisS,-
q Erwin Manufacturing Company. whose Min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03

THE INcANDEscENT ELECTRIC LAMPS
While no pains have been spared To have all the
appointments OF the Tribune Building the best that
can be Drocnred. 6us regard has been had to co..
nornscal maintenance tn ths electric lighting
which s accomplished hy the use oS some seven
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-03-20

BAR HARBOR.

The selectmen have appointed Thomas
p. Guthrie chief Of police for the coming
year. MIR. Guthrie Is an experienced po-
liceman, having served with credit on the
force for four years.
The steamer James T. Morse is at Cam
den being put in readiness Of her sum-
mer's work on the Rockland- Bar Harbor
route. She is being painted stem to stern,
and otherwise put in the best OF shape.
She will go on the Bar Harbor route March
Is, which is much earlier than in other
years. The company also announces that
it will begin its schedule for four trips per
week from Boston to Bangor, with three
trips a week on the Bar Harbor and Blue
hill routes at, this time. On April 30 the
boats will run six trips per week, daily
except Sunday, and on June is daily trips
will be made including Sunday for the
first time in the history of the company.
June q q daily service will be inaug-
urated between Rocklsnd and Portland
with the steamers Monhegan and Min
cola in commission.
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NORTH sEDGWICK.

William Haslam returned home to
Mariarille Tuesday.
Riverside circle served dinner town
meeting day at John Friends.
Edwin Hooper, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is out again.
Mrs. Nellie Pierce has gone to Belfast to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Collins.
Mrs. Ferguson, of Sedgwick, who has
been caring for her sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Pierce. who is ill, returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Eliza Herrick, Mrs. Laura Webber
and little daughter Ruth, of Bluehill, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott few days last
week.
John Thurston was in Bangor and Ellis
worth few days last week. Mr.. Thurs
ton has crew pressing and hauling hay
to the Mountain lee Co.
Mollie Lincoln council, Daughters OF
Liberty, held its regular meeting Satur-
day evening. The entertainment was a
poverty party, in costume, and was en-
joyed by all.
Mrs. Ada Allen and Eugene Allen went
to Belfast Thursday to visit Mrs. Mabel
Allen at the hospital. Mrs. Ada Allen,
with MIS-. Mabel Allen, will leave Belfast
Monday for Charleston, to spend few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt.
March IL. RAE.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Roscoe Gay, who has been ill, is
improving.
Mrs Frsncena Dyer is quite i'll with grip,
causing ner friends anxiety.
The Bangor basketball team will play
the local team Monday night.
Ex-mayor l.. F. Springer. OF Michigan,
is expected at his cottage here this week
to oversee changes to be made.
Miss Charlotte Macomber, Boyd Blais-
dell and Jasper Bragdon are at home from
Charleston for the Easter recess.
Miss Florence Dunn. who returned re-
Gently from Boston, where she spent the
winter, is confined to the house by lame
ness.
with her sister, Mrs. Austin Mcneil, has
demonstrated herself an expert on snow
shoes this winter.
Miss Marion Bartlett, Of East brook,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Net
tie Dyer, was accompanied home Monday
by Miss Marion Bragdon for weeks
visit.
Mrs. Adra L. johnson, of New London,
Conn, was in town last week; also Kew. S.
A. Blaisdell and wife, OF Topsham, called
here by the death of their sister, Mrs.
Wilbur.
March IS. B.
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BLuErIILL.
March IS.

Henry Brown and wife, OF Ellsworth,
spent few days in town last week.
The winter term of the academy closed
March i5, for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Mary Peters and Miss Minnie
Chase spent Friday in West Brooksville.
DR.. E. j. Hincklsy and wife, and Mrs
G. r. Adams, came from Bar Harbor by
team March u.
The many friends here of Miss Julia
Farnham, of West BrooSsville, are glad to
hear of her improved health.
The ladies' Congregational circle was
entertained in the vsstry Thursday by
to which was added gift OF % from Mrs.
Adams.
Messrs. Mayo, Bethel and Mcintyre, Of
the school committee, met the school
boards OF Brooi.iin and ssedewicls al Sorih
Sedgwick, March "A, and held business
session.
The ladies of Jams A. Garfield w. R. c.
met aith the ss.rstarg, Mrs. e. :. Hinck-
ley, March -, All tleised pu1s. 4
picnic dinner a..s eajoyed.
Mrs. George Ralph, wifh her grandson,
Roy st. Georye, arrived home March l3,
having spent fow weeks with her
daughters in ELS worth and P ,rbIand
Considera be business has recently been
done in the real estate liae. John Webster
has purchased the siiverman place, Lewis
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COUNTY NEWS.
BRooKLIN.
10, additsonal Coumts Nesas see othe. I~t es

s. H. wardwell, of Bluehill, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. E. Idella Hill is in Ssrgentville for
q few weeks.
Frank Staples, of Boston, is visiting
friends in town.
r. w. Smith and o. L. Flye were in
Stonington last week.
Miss Lena Cousins spent few days
last week in Stonington.
Miss Simpson, OF South Biuehill, is the
guest of Miss Susie Allen.
Mrs. H. H. Bartlett and Miss Florence
visited friends in Sirry last week.
Miss Helen Mayo pleasantly entertained
a party of her young friends Tuesday
evening.
Ward Freethey and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF son,
March 5.
Mrs. Frank Spear and little son, of West
Brooklin, were guests OF Mrs. A. E. Blake
Last week.
Victor Colt, of Boothbay, has been
visiting his brother, Weston Gott, during
the past week.
Harry Neville, who has been spending
the winter in Stamford, Conn, has re-
turned to this town.
Eugene Kane, who has spent the win
ter in Beverly, Mass, is at home. Ills
family will come later.
George Abbott ard wife, of Bluehiil,
were guests of Mrs. Abhott's mother, Mrs.
Edwin Parker, las week.
Herbert and Henry Tapley left last
Thursday for Lawrence, Mass, to visit
their sister, Mrs. VIII Cousins.
John Freethey, OF New York, who was
called here by the death OF his aunt, Miss
Nina Freethey, wiz spend a few weeks
with his grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Freethey.
The Rabekah circle met with Mrs. War
rem Ford Friday evening. After the
ladies had finished Oh ir work, the presi-
dent presented to Mr.. Ford, in the name
of the circle, a handsome silver ladle. A
number of the brethren came in later in
the evening to enjoy Z God time and the
refreshments prepared by the hostess.
A. w. Bridges returned Tuesday from
Fitchburg, Mass, with the remains of
Miss Nina Freethey, who died there Sat-
urday. March 2, of pneumonia. The
funeral took place from the Baptist
church Wednesday, A. w. Bailey ofiici-
ating. Miss Freethey leaves an aged
mother and two brothers, besides host
Of friends nv whom, she was greatly ha-
loved. Much sympathy is extended to the
bereaved family.
March IL. UNE FEMME.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Capt. Deasy and wife entertained a party
at dinner on Friday.
Thomas F. Bendix is at home from
Nashua, n. H., where he has been spend
,n.I the inter.
Mrs. james \. Hill and Mrs. Abbie TAFT,
Of Wesl Gouldsuoro, were guests of reia-
tives here a few Gays last week.
Miss Mary A. Macomber, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, has returned
to her charge, after several weeks in
Stoughton, Mass.
The Methodist society had social and
box supper in tbs hall Saturday night
There was good attendance. The pro-
gramme in charge OF the young people
was good. 1t was followed by games.
March Is. C..
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felt. All was done that willing hands and
loving hearts could do to relieve suffering
and to bring cheer and comfort to their
loved one.
Mr.. Wardwell is survived by his wife.
two daughters and one SON Mrs. Lowena
Rice, Mrs. Bernice Wallace and Roy l..
WardweH. The funeral service was held
at the home Thursday forenoon, conducted
by kev. A. e. Luce, Of the Methodist
church, Of which the deceased was a
member. He was laid to rest in the family
burying- ground amidst profusion of
beautiful flowers.
March is. l..
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UNE FEMME.

High school closed Friday for one week.
Harry Neville has returned to Boston.
A. II. Mayo was in POI tIand last week
on business.
Ernest Allen shot large bob cat on
High Head Wednesday.
Miss Evelyn Gray is spending a week
with her father at Ssdgwick.
Miss Harriet Kane entertained party
of friends last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Jones and son Ned, of
Rockland, are guests of Mrs. r. R. Babson.
Miss Lula Maddocks, of South Blue
hill, visited Miss Annie Smith last week.
Herbert and Henry Tapley have returned
from Lawrence, Mass, where they have
been visiting their sister.
Miss Bernice Mayo and Mahlon Hill
returned from Charleston last week, where
they have been attending school.
Miss Gertrude Mcfarland and Miss Lena
Cousins have returned to Castine to resume
their studies at the normal school.
FL. S. Kane and family have gone to
Addison, where Mr.. Kane has purchased
a clam factory, which he will operate this
spring.
The Farther Lights held their meeting
IN the ebapeI Wednesday evening. A
special programme on "Home Missions
was taken up. There were singing and
scripture reading by the president, Miss
Alice j Trick. The business of the meeting
~as than taken up, followed by few ap-
Foropriate words OF welcome to this visit
ors by Ne president. This was followed
by paper, ALASKA Missions Miss Ada
Herriek reading, Miss Eva Herriek;
paper iormans," hrs Alice Stewart;
solo, 'Jesus Lives" Miss Gladys Bridges;
paper, Chinese Missions Miss Musa
Dollasd paper, 'iThe Negro" Miss Ger
trude Mcfarland; reading, Miss Mae Her
rick; "a per, sIndian Missions" miss
Ethel atom. The meeting was followed
by al advertisement contest, after
which retreshments We're served.
The Center Harbor Rebekah circle pleas
antly, entertained their families and
friends 81 Odd Fellows hall, Friday even
ing. The hall was prettily decorated in
red, viGse and blue bunting and pink and
green Grape paper. A very interesting
prog ane was rendered, as follows:
Paloett selection, Charles Staples; read
ing, Hiss Mae Herrick; oharade; paloatte
selectaas; reading, Miss Caro- Mayo;
reading. Master George Colt; palette Sc
lectie reading, Miss Eta Bridges; drill,
"Loos ag Backward" reading, Miss Ella
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COUNTY NEWS.
CAsTINE.

CASTINE.
E. n. Allen was in town over Sunday.
The spring term of the normal school
commences this week.
j. NJ. vogell returned Saturday from a
few days business trip to Boston.
DR.. j. w. Grindle and wife, of New
York, are at their cottage for short stay.
C. II. Hooper returned on Saturday from
vacation in Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island.
Miss Pauline Faye Deversux lefs last
week for Franklin, where she has employ
ment as teacher.
Mrs. Shaw, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Weeks, returned to
Sullivan last week.
William Clarke aud wife left this morn
ing for Stonington, where Mr.. Clarke will
be employed as carpenter.
E. P. Walker, of Rockiand, and Mis-
Pauline Austin, of Newcastle, spent sun
day here, the guests of w. A. Walker.
Bridge whist is still raging. The club
was entertained last week by Mrs. E. H..
Carpenter in her usual lavish manner.
Mrs. Fred Hooper, who has been here on
a visit to c. II. Hooper and wife, returned
last week to her home in Massachusetts,.
W. A. Walker and wife and W. H..
Hooper and wife made trip to Bangor
last week. Messrs. Walker and Hooper
proceeded to Augusta on business.
The Red Men held a ball and supper at
Emerson hall Friday evening. 1t was at
tended by large number, and was one of
the most successful affairs OF the season.
Owing to an error OF the correspondent
last week, the residence of Mrs. Arabella
Bowden, who was reported IS dead, was
given Lynn instead of Brockton, Mass.
first OF a series of lessons in dancing
Wednesday at Emerson hall. There is a
class for children ia the afternoon and for
adults in the evening.
Owing to the breaking of her shaft the
steamer Golden Rod was withdrawn from
the route between BrooksyiIie and Belfast
last week for a few days. In her absence
the steamer fremont covered her route
until Saturday, when some trii,ing break
age to her machinery necessitated her
losing that trip.
The members of the Eastern Star lodge
were given bountitul supper, Thursday
evening. The committee consisted Of Mrs.
r. B. Brown, Mrs. J. w. Weeks, Miss
Alice Grindle and Mrs. B. ID. Perkins. The
Rebekah lodge held a supper Tuesday
evening, the committee consisting of Mrs.
]. F. Rea, Mrs. James Norton, Miss Kelley
and Mrs. T. L. Hale. AT the meeting fol-
lowing the degrees were conferred upon
three candidates.
March 10. G.
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Revival meetings are being held at the
Baptist church.
Mrs. Theodore Bunker is the guest of
Mrs Stephen Smallidge.
Miss Bessie Eaton, of Mckinley, is the
guest of Miss Marion Wilson.
Misses Catherine and Eleanor Foster
are spending week in Bar Harbor
A supper was held in the Neighborhood
house for the benefit OF the new cemetery,
Mrs. Arthur Grain was suddenly called
to Eastport last week BY the illness Of her
sister
MIS-. Elliott Wood, of Winthrop, Is
spending week wisn hsr daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Kimball.
March IS. II.
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March IL.

The News-No Pure Drug Cough Cure Laws
would be ne ded, If all Cough Cures were like
DR.. Shops Cough Cure Island has been for
20 years. The National Law now requires
that II any poisons enter into a cough mix
ture, it must be printed on the label or pack
age
For this reason mothers, and Others should
insist on having DR.. Shoop's Cough Cure. No
poison marks on DIR. Shops labels-and none
in the medicine, else it must by law be ON the
label. And it's not only safe, but it is said to
be by those that know It best, q truly remark
able cough remedy. Take no chance, particu-
larly with your children. Insist ON having
DR.. Shoop's Cough Cure. Compare carefully
the DR.. Shoop package with others and see
No poison marks there! You can always be
on the safe side by demanding DIR. Shops
Cough Cure. Simply refuse to accept any
other. Sold by G. A. PARcHER.
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NORTH CAsrINE.
March Is

Roy L. warawell has returned to
Augusta.
Mrs. Samuel Dunbar is recovering from
a recent iilress.
Miss Annie b. Conner is visiting friends
at North Penobscot.
Mrs. Aroline Wariwel is suffering from
an abscess on her lip.
Charles e Wardwell has recently pur-
chased a fine new motor boat.
Scott Emerson and wife, of Bluehiil, are
guests of Mrs. Clarence Hutchins.
Miss Lottie Emerton, of Bluehiii, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Percy Wardweli.
Rev. c. ". Wallace and wife, with their
little SIN Wardweli, rel urned Thursday
to their home in Monmouth.
Miss Emma C. Wardwell and Miss
Carrie Witham viii resume their studies
in the high school Tomorrow.
Capt. Frank Hutchins left last week for
Vinalhaven to get his sloop, Paul Revere,
in readiness for shore fishing.
Miss Lena Wescott, OF Castiae, and
Miss Folsom, of Buolesport, are visiting
Misses Eliza and Adele Wescott.
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SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.

Jay Roper has been on the sick list the
last two weeks.
Harold Bates, of Hermon Centre, is Wis
iting relatives here.
There was a chopping match at j. F.
Hutchinson's Friday.
Little Clarence Bates broke his arm
Friday while cossting.
The superintendent of schools has ap-
pointed Tuesday, April 2, for the public
examination of teachers.
Alfred A. Condor, who has been to the
eye and ear iniirmary al Portland with his
wife, is at home. He reports Mrs. Condor
as getting along nicely.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Capt. Jack Stinson went to Portland
Tuesday Of last week.
Capt. Parker Lowe fell on the ice last
week, breaking his collar bone.
Mrs. Howard Holden has been the guest
Of Mrs. G. l.. Holden the past few days.
The Dorcas society will have an ice
cream supper and fancy table on March IA
Miss Elletta Thompson is at Deer Isle
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. N. Spot
ford.
Capt. Charles Haskell, Montaford Has
kell, mate, and Marsh Thompson, steward,
schooner Susan n. Pickering.
March 10. II.
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AMHERST.

Beatrice Jordan is at home from Hsh,.
Mrs. Alice Smith has gone to Ban,o.
enter the hospital for an operation. =
The grange members are rehearsal, !,
drama, Willow Dale" and will presen. :
soon in the town hall.
Rev. J. d. Prigmo-e and John O. W..
ney, Of Ellsworth Falls, stopped one MI.
last week in }. G. Dunham's csmn :.
Morrison POND. 1t was Mr.. p-iomo.''
first visit to lumber camp.
March IS.
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FoREsrERs' ENTERTAIN MENT.

The Foresters gave an entertainment at
Eells' hall Tuesday evening. After an
elaborate supper in the lower hall, the
following programme was carried out:
Music ........-................ Gray's orchestra
Dialogue, "Getting a Picture" Charac-
tiers: Miss Grace Gray, Julia Cousins,
Ray Gray. Alfred Chatto.
Recitations Willie Hutchinson
Duet. ......Misses Olive and Beatrice Condor
Recitation. ....-.....-.-....-.....--.. Ray Gray
Dialogue, Mothers visiting Charac-
tiers: Mrs Viola Haskell. Harry Chatto,
Ernest Chatto, Hiram circuit and Kate
Haskell.
Reading .......................... Mrs Ada Ladd
Quartette, Warren Tapiey. summer Con-
don, Geneva Tapiey Beatrice Condor.
Recitation Mona Ladd
Dialogue, "a Hard Case" Characters:
Wendell Chatto, Thurman Gray, Ray
Gray
Recitation. -..--..-..-..-....... Mrs Ada Ladd
Observation-Disclosures Tapley, Summer Condor
Dialogue. Irish Linen Pedler." Charac-
tiers: Tracy Howard, Ethel Dyer, Mrs
Bertha Vague, William Coanee, Clytie
Jones, Hiram Blake
Recitation. ..............-.- .........Tena Ladd
Recitation. .-..-..--.,-....... julia Smith
Recitaticn-....... -..........-..-.-.Wilie Dyer
Recitation ..............-..... ,Rebekah Smith
Duet. Warren Tapley, Sumner. Condor
Recitation ....-..-..........M Mrs Bertha Vague
Dialogue, Hollow SCHOOL" Characters:
Mrs Bertha Vague, William Counce,
While Dyer, Hiram Blake, Lois Blake,
Ethel Dyer. Izetta Dyer, clytie Jones,
Fsank Manson, Julia smith.
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worked Like a Charm.

d. n. Walker, editor of that spicy
journal, the Enterprise, Louisa, Va, says:
81 ran 3 nail in my foot last week and at
once applied Bucklen's Arnica Saive. No
Inflammation followed; the salve simply
healed the wound" Heals every sore,
burn and skin disease. Guaranteed at T..
G. MooRE's, Druggist. 25c.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Nellie Spear was the guest OF Mrs.
A. E. Blake at the Hsrbor last week.
John Freethey, who has been visiting
relatives at Sargentville, came hom- We'd
nesday.
Cheston Bridges and family, who have
been visiting relatives at Waukeag, came
home Monday.
March IL. B.
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BARTLETr's ISLAND.

Miss vina Ray has closed her schoo, :.
Center and returned home.
Mrs. Katie Bartlett, who has been II, ~.
last few weeks, is slowly improving.
No one from this place was able to 4.
tend town meeting on account of the N,,-
rows being partially frozen over.
March 8.
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Leroy s. Wardweil, who was stricken
with paralysis two years ago, died Tues
day, March II, aged siXty-three years.
Although speechiess, and at times suffer-
ing intense pain, he showed remarkable
patience and courage in his long and try
mourn the loss OF good aud true man.
Mr.. Wardwell was a man of integrity
and honor in the town which he had
served, and in his own community he
had made himself useful in SO many ways
that his memory will long be cherished.
As superintendent of the Sunday school,
leave vacancy which will be hard to fill.
But in the home his loss is most keenly
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BUCKsPoRT.

Capt. I. M. Nicholson has recently pur-
chased the schooner Hiram Lowell, for
merly of Gloucester, Mass. The schooner
is about the size of the T. NJ Nicholson.
and will be an addition to the feet OF
Grand Bankers.
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bridge across Esgemoggin m.l..
neighbors Of the people across =. ~
March IL. "e Nfry.

Effie Bray is on the sick list.
After four weeks vacation
open to-day. 'snoos
Angus Annis, of Sunset, has NOV. ,
family into Mrs. Lillian N p'.e Ah
house. 0ooins'
The grange members are finisbiu.
hall over the school building 10 NJ. ~
needs OF the fast-growing society -
William Sawyer has moved into w.,
Stinson's house. Mr.. stinson is pls0a;
to spend the summer in Portland
March IS.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

e. NJ. Pert was in Rockland Tuesday.
Willie spofford found upon going to
the stable one morning this week that his
horse was dead.
Howard Peirce and wife were at Il. p.
Coles, Brooklin, this week. The ice
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ASHVILLE.

Mrs. Helen Hodgkins returned from
visit to friends in Mnbridge last week.
Wylie Hall is out after being confined
to the house the greater part OF the win
ter.
March II. r.
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refreshments were served by young ladies
dressed in white, after which the even
ing was spent in playing games.
March Is. UNE FEMME.