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AN EVEN BREAK.

Garden City and Dodge Play Ball
Without Either One Convincing
the Other.
The Second Nine Of Dodge City played
three games Of ball at Garden City end
Ing on Monday. The first game was a
tie, the second game was WOE BY Garden
City A to IA, and the third was won by
by Dodge 10 to A, making 1t tie for the
series. The Garden City Telegram says
Of the games.
1.-THE Dodge City Pastimes wore the
first teams new suits and had one or two
Of their men with them. Essh who wal
In the box yesterday. 10 the first nine
pitcher. They are clean Get offellowl
and play fair. minded ball, and all thres
games were well worth going 10. The
White Sox showed an enthusiasm and
desire to support ono another which added
greatly to the games.
Fash and Nichols did some goot
feature work for Dodge City and Grow
covered h,s position and supported II
good shape In yesterdays game. Stur
tevant for the Sox and Beattie for th
visitors both pitched good ball Saturday.
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SO DECEPTIVE.

Many Dodge City People Fail to Real.
ize the Seriousness.
Backache Is 80 deceptive.
It comes and goes--keeps you guess
ing.
Learn the cause-then cure It.
Nine times out Cf ten 1t comes from
the kidneys.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure 1t.
Cure every kidney III from bsckache TO
diabetes.
Here's . Dodge City case to prove IL:
Mrs. !. L. williams, living three blocks
north Of School, Dodge City. Ksns., says:
III can hardly describe how l felt st the
time began ueing Doan's kidhey Pills.
BY spells would have the most distress.
Ing pains In the small OF ny back and
hips and when | would try TO rise up
from chair. could not move. Since !
began using Doan's Kidney Pills which
procured at Rath q Bainbridge drug store,
have greatly improved, rest better al
night and my kidneys do not pain me a
they did. lhave no hesitation In recon.
mending Doan's Kidney pills to the pub.
lic"
For sale by oil dealers. Price 30 cents
Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nsme-Doans--snd taxi
no other.
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Remarkable Rescue.

That truth Is stranger than fiction kaeas
once more been demonstrated In the litiaa-'
town Of Fedora, Tenn, The residence ef :
G. v. Pepper He writes: II was IL bed, i
entirely disabled with htmonhages sf8
the lungs and throat. Doctors failed tasI
help me, and all hope had hed.whenD
b. gan taking DR.. KING . New Discovery.
Then instant relief came, The coue hIns
tocn erased; The bleeding diminished Faps :
idly, and In three weeks WAS able 10 gcss
to work. /" Guaranteed care for coughs
and colds. Doc. ..and sl.0Q Il Ralk o.
cambridge aEag Store. Trial hgslae IIss
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other shows. hut only iDkeeping with the
fg,essivtness Of the management Of
these shows. Beneath these tents epec-
I alcra can slt In comfort and ease during
The heaviest Of rains and be as dry as II
In ibe finest theater In The country.
This 10 only one Of the many novelties
that haye been added TO these shows this
season.
It 10 respectfully suggested ne children
attend the afternoon exhibition, where
ample time is given to view the large
menagerea, likewise avoiding the night
crowds. Uniformed ushers will attend
every want OF the little folks and the care
and attention paid TO ladies and children
Is the first consideration Of the manage
mept.
The only big circus that will visit
Dodge City this year is the Sells-Floto
shows, aud the date is Tuesday July 49,
afternoon and evening.
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UoOuv Va t0tAy 1nss16 sAs~ SsA"sso A~s'es.
I term which was twenty days. On
uue the 20 and 20, seventy-one normal
tudents were examined and the names
( the successful ones follow:
cERrIFICATzs, (renewsd.)
Carrie NJ. Graver.
Mrs. Flora II. Thome.
Minnie McMichaels.
PsoEnssloSAL CERTIFICATES, (lssued.)
Bsulah eilpin
@. =. Sheppard
Richard Body6eld
Ars. Emma Prough
@. W. DavIs
Carrying grades for PROVISIONAL
CERTIFICATES
Fly Mason
Blauch Riney
Maud Rlney
FIRST GRADE CERTIFICATES
Edna Lohrding
SECOND GRADE CERTIFICATES
Carrie Hail
Myrtle williams
Nora Frasure
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Welt !
Seasoned

is more desirable than gxeeafs
lumber. We have the fadk
ties for the seasoning, and
that's why our lumber is sos
sought after. Price, too, cuts
a figure, and we are alwaysD-
ready to give an estimatss
Buy your lumber ofus.
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and talk over the Lumber
question. It's important, asa
every building that has beeHs
or is to be, is built largely o&s
lumber.
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ITEMS FROM HOWELL.

Mr. Snyder and family apent Sunday
with Mr. James Wright.
MIR and Mrs Miller and little daughter
spent Sunday In Gray Co.
jim Cook returned home Saturday
night.
Mr. Bates came in from wheat harvest
Sunday.
Mrs James Andres has been sick but ia
convalescent.
Mr. Cbas. Wright spent Sunday With
his family
Mrs John Andres and Mr. James Andres
leave this week for visit with friends In
ToDeka, Kansas City aud other points In
Mo.
Bessie Andres spent Sunday with home
folks,
Miss Hazel Richards returned home
Saturday from two weeks visit in Dodge
City.
Carney Wright is working for Mr.
Richards for few days.
On account of the rain on Saturday
night the Ice Cream Social at this place
was postponed until saturday night July
20 This is for the benefit of the Sunday
School and we extend a cordial invitation
to all.
Mics Zelma Sturgeon spent Sunday
with Miss Hazel Richards.
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1.-THE CIRCUS BEAUTIFUL
WATERPROOF Tents. Rain will not
Spoil the Exhibition.

A sudden downpour Of rain or long
continued drizzle will have no effect on
The patrons otfhe great Sells Floto shows
when It exhibits here. The reason OF
this will be apparent 10 every one who
ices the huge TENS that will be erected
here for the performance. They are all
constructed Of "msrcerized' ducking.
This marvellous Invention for the water
prootiug Of material has been In use for
rain coats. Lutnp to this year has never
been used for TENS. People who have
used ..merceflzed' cloth know how Il
sheds water, and 1t WIS the knowledge Of
this that caused the Sells-Floto shows 10
have all their tents made out Of this ma
telial. Ii Is quite astride In advance "
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FORD TEACHERS
LIST OF THOSE WHO PASSED.
EXAMINATION AT CLOSE
OF INSTITUTE.
GOOD INSTITUTE RECORD,
The Ford County Teachers are
HustIers and Not AFRAID
Of Hard Work.


The work accomplished in the Ford
county Normal Institute this year has
been more satisfactory than IL has been
for years and the attendance was larger
The first day there was an enrolment
Of seventy -eight and the total enrolment
was ninety three The total attendance
In days was 1646 with an average daily
attendance Of 50. Fifty members Of the
institute have the record Of being neither
absent or tardy during the entire length
OF term which was twenty days. On
June the 20 and 20, seventy-one normal
students were examined and the names
OF the successful ones follow:
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Wanted for U. 5. army: Able bodied
unmarried men between ages Of 81 and
50, citizens Of United States, Of good
character and temperate habits, who can
SPEAK, read aud write English. Men
wanted for Philippine Service. For in
formation apply to Recruiting Officer,
room 2. above City Shoe store, Dodge
City, Kas.
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A few doses of this remedy will M
variably cure an ordinary attack c1a|
diarrhGa.
1t can always be depended upon.
even in the more severe attacks ~
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
tits equally successful for summer
disrrhoea and cholera infantum =
children, and 10 the means OF saving
the lives Of many children each ysse
When reduced with water -
sveetened Il 10 pleasant to take.
Every man Of Q family should hss1
this remedy IN hishome. Buy It neM
PRICE. csc. LARGE Slzs' -
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Died, at the home Of his SOD, John Y
smith north west Of BuckIin,on Thursday
July lib, Jacob Smith, aged 70 years.
Funeral services were held ut the N 4.
Church 10 BuckliD, Friday ut three o'clock
Pm. services were conpucted BY Rev
G. K. williams, Pastor; the deceased was
a Macon and was buried with Masonic
hon0rs.
For two weeks the Bretz.s have failed
to materialize in print, the first failure
was caused bv the superabundaDce of
patriotism manifested in the hearts Of the
printers, they had to celebrate the fourth
the next was the fault ofsthe writer, and
was caused by the dearth Of news and
tired feeling produced by the hot weather
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-06-19
WINTER HARBOR.

Benjamin Bickford is clerking for d. W
Joy.
Mrs. j. F. Anthony and son, of Bar
Harbor, are spending few weeks in town.
George Kelley, of Mt. Desert, arrived
Saturday and will clerk for c. 7. Hooper
q Son.
Elwood Merchant went to Philadelphia
Thursday to enter the employ of 8. FL.
Kerbaugh.
Eliphalet Pettee and family, who have
been spending the past six months at
Sullivan, have returned.
Miss Cora Jones, senior at Higgins
classical institute, came from Charleston
Friday TO spend her summer vacation in
town.
DR., A. E. Small was at Deer Isle last
week visiting relatives. His mother, Mrs.
A. L. Small, accompanied him home for a
brief visit.
Miss Pearl Hadiey was taken to the
Eastern Maine general hospital, Bangor
Thursday, where she was successfully
operated upon for appendicitis.
June II. E,
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DEDHAM.

DEDhAM.
S. p. Weber and wife are in Stetson for
a few days.
Maynard Thomson, of Easton, is visit
ing his uncle, E. A. Thompson.
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin, of Lewiston,
is spending few weeks at home.
Mrs. G. P. Goodwin is i'll at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. w. B. Black.
Miss Alice Black, of Castine normal
school, is at home for the summer vaca-
ton.
Albion Goodwin, OF Brockton, Mass, is
visiting his parents and other relatives in
town.
Mrs. E. w. Burrill and her sister, Mrs
W. E. Leach, of Bucksport, who has been
visiting her the past week, attended COM
mencement exercises at the University Of
Maine June IL.
The dwelling house OF J. H. Wharf
with nearly all its contents, was burned
on the evening OF June ID. The fire was
caused by the burning out OF chimney
1t is understood the insurance had expired
very recently.
June IL B.
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SEDGWICK.

T. J. Pervear went to Portland Thurs
day.
Mrs. F. A. Torrey has returned home
from Massachusetts,.
Miss Alice Cole is visiting her sister,
Mrs. William johnson.
Mrs. s. NJ. Cousins returned to Lynn
Friday. Her mother accompanied her.
DIR. Hagerthy has sold the horse Beula,
and purchased fine four year-old at
Brooks.
The students from this town who attend
the academy at Bluehill are at home for
the summer vacation.
II. W. Sargent, DR.. Hagerthy and III. A.
Small went to Belfast Tuesday in A. l..
Sargent's naphtha launch.
Rev. C. c. Koch gave fine address Sun
day morning relative to flag day. There
was special singing by the children.
There was the usual dance at Riverside
hall Saturday evening. These dances are
exceptionally quiet and well ordered.
j. W. Paris, wife and daughter attended
the graduation at the Bluehill academy
Friday. Albert Carter. of Sedgwick, was
among those who graduated.
Flag day was observed in the village
school by appropriate exercises Friday.
There were Rotations, flag drill and
music. Quite number of visitors was
present.
June II. H.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Mrs. j. S. Coombs and Mrs. j. w. Cole
spent Wednesday in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. DeMeyers, of Eastbrook, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Daniel Deasy.
Miss Margaret Moore is spending few
weeks with relatives in New York.
w. P. Hewins went to Boston Friday to
accompany his family here next week.
Henry Smith, OF Steuben, has been
spending few days here with friends.
w. F. Bruce and wife went to Bar Har-
Dor Saturday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Deasy until Monday.
Benjamin Crossley, of Franklin, and
his brother from California, have been
recent guests at j. s. Coombs'.
Mrs. C. c. Larrabee has improved suf-
ficientiy for her daughter, Mrs. l.. L. Lar
rabee, to return to Ellsworth.
Miss Dorothy Dresser arrived Wednes-
day to fill the position she occupied last
year in the office at the factory.
The Misses Bickford, who have been
attending school at Higgins classical in
stitute for the past year, returned home
Friday.
Presiding Elder H. B. Haskell was here
Friday evening. He gave bible talk to q
good-sized congregation, which was fol-
lowed by quarterly conference.
Rev. Mary F. Macomber, pastor of the
Methodist church for the last year, has
accepted call to pastorate in Concord
N. H., and left Tuesday for her new
charge. Miss Macomber has done much
for the church here in'her year of service,
and host of friends wish her success in
her new charge.
Schoodic lodge, K. of p, held its annual
memorial service Sunday in Union church,
Rev. Mr.. Pearson, of Sullivan, officiating.
His sermon was appropriate and gave
universal satisfaction. 1t was regretted
that through a misunderstanding the
word was not better circulated SO that
there was not the usual large attendance
OF Knights.
June III. C.,
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COUNTY NEWS.
rr additional County Ness sse other pages
WEST FREMONT.

Charles Sawyer has been visiting his
family the past week.
l.. w. Rumill was in Ellsworth last
week on business.
Mrs. Lacount has gone to Manset to
work at the Stanley house.
Miss Ida Rumill, who has been attend
ing the normal school at Castine, came
home last week.
Rena Lunt, Emma Thurston and Harold
Thurston went to Manset last week to
work at the Ocean house.
Mrs. Nettie c. Tinker. OF Manset, spent
June and with her mother, Mrs. Zulma
tack of grip. Mrs. Clark is much ibetter,
The funeral services OF William Rich, Of
Seal Cove, were held at the church We'd
nesday, June II, Rev. F. n. Atwood ofiici-
ating. The family has the sympathy Of
the entire community.
Schools closed last week, after . term o.
eight weeks. Miss Mildred Chase, o.
Bluehill, taught the grammar and Mrs
Kane, Of this place, the primary. Mis-
Chase left for home Sunday.
Jasper Norwood and Eva Springer wer,
married by l.. w. Rumill, esq, at his Office
Wednesday evening, June II. The youns
folks have the congratulations OF thei
many friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood
will go to housekeeping at Manset.
tits seldom we have such a sad affair al
two funerals in one week in this small
place. The remains of Calvin Rumil
were brought here from Bar Harbo
Thursday for interment. Mr.. Rumil
went to Bar Harbor some time ago TO
treatment in the hospital, being critically
ill. There was not much hope of his re
covery, with or without an operation. II,
was operated on Tuesday, and died Wed.
nesday morning at / O'Clock. Funeral
services were held at the church Friday
afternoon, Rev. F. n. Atwood officiating
June 10. rHELMA.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Flag day was observed by the schools.
Zemro S. Hall has moved his family to
the old circuit homestead.
George Tracy has moved his family to
westtield, where he has employment on a
farm.
Byron Grant, OF Otis, accompanied by 4
friend, has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Sylvia Ash.
Peter Mckenzie left last week for Sisters
hospital at Lewiston for treatment. He is
in critical condition.
Mrs. Walter Fernald, OF Franklin, while
visiting her sisters, Eva and Agnes Butler,
became seriously ill, the result Of q hem
orrhage. Preparations are being made to
remove her to the sanitarium at Hebron.
June Il. NJ.
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MARLBORO.

Pollock are plentiful in the bay, and the
fishermen are making good catches.
Homer Wilbur went to Lakewood Satur-
day to see his grandmother, Mrs. A. H.
Wilbur.
William Haslam, of MariavilIe, spent a
few days last week with his cousin, David
Mosley, who is ill.
Mrs. Albert Hodgkins and two children,
of Bar Harbor, are visiting her husbands
parents, Ransom Hodgkins and wife.
Coleman Hodgkins, who is building a
cottage for Amos Thompson, of Waltham,
Mass, has it nearly done. Mrs. Thompson
and her daughter in-law, Mrs. Herbert
June II. ARE
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HARBORSIDE.

Mrs. Jesse Brakeman has been visiting
relatives in Sedgwick.
Miss Alice Steadman, OF Boston, will
arrive at her cottage next Wednesday.
Edward Brown, of Boston, and Edwar
Collins, of New Haven, are at j. s. Blake's
for the summer.
w. s. Counce and Capt. Boardman, OF
Islesford, left for Marblehead Thursday to
bring a sloop and launch to Dark Harbor
for Mr.. Silsbee.
Flag day was observed by teacher and
scholars at district No. s. The house was
prettily decorated with flags. Many OF
the parents attended.
June Is. G.
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BUCKSPORT.

Mrs. Sarah E. Ames. widow of Joseph p.
Ames, died Thursday night. Mrs. Ames
had been in i'll health for the past five
years and for the past year had beenta
great sufferer. She was eighty-four Iyears
old. She leaves three sons Alvah b.,
Warren and Harry F. Ames.
June rs has been fixed for the ordination
and installation of Frederic Brown as
pastor of the Elm street Congrega-
tional church. The date originally set
was June s, but the ceremony did DOT then
take place owing to the lack of quorum
Of invited clergymen. President Beach,
OF the Bangor theological seminary, ex-
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COUNTY NEWS.
FL Nddissowai Count y Mess. Gee othev passs
EAsr suRRY.

EAST SURRY.
Albert and Frank willens, OF West
surry, are at work for NJ. d. Chatto.
Mrs. II. d. Hodgkins, OF Brewer, spent
few days last week among friends in
Surry.
Mrs. Kate Mann who has been in Boston
several weeks visiting her sister and other
friends, arrived home Saturday.
For lack OF interest, Mr.. Saunders at
tempt to improve the cemetery at Jarvis
hill failed. Only three or four met.
Miss Carrie Treworgy, Of Augusta.
and Mrs. Walter Clark, IT,. Of Ellsworth,
spent last week with their parents, Hernan
Treworgv and wife.
George E. Ciosson has sold his house to
Ivory Anderson, and bought the house
built by the late Augustus Stone. There
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-06-19
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Frank Steel made a short visit home
recently.
Byron Tracy left Monday for the West,
where he has employment.
Mrs. John Knowlton, Of Georgia. is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Edward Norton.
Mrs. Jason Greenlaw came from Isles
boro to attend the funeral Of her father,
A. g. Sawyer.
Charles Bryant, Guy Cleveland and
Ernest Perry left Monday for Millinocket
where they expect to find work.
Capt. Admiral G. Sawyer died June a
the home of his daughter ut Deer Isle
He was brought here on Monday To-
burial. His age was seventy-four.
June IA. H.
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is not an enpty house within the ,i,,;.
East Surry- y
Mrs. Kate b. Ellis, OF Fairfield. g..
deputy OF the grange, Will visit sn.'
grange next Friday. While in town !.
will be the guest Of her cousin. M 4
Chatto. =
Miss Anna D. Stinson, who is trai,,.
for nurse e hospital at Everett. Ma.
is spending her vacation at her homs ~
Miss Susie NJ. Stinson, a teacher 81 1s 81.
Harbor. is q home for the summer ra "a
ton. She will 60 to Cherryfield this wsa s-
for visit. Miss Sarah Stinson, studsn.
at the Eastern State normal school, Gu en-
tine, Is also at home. ess-
June IL.
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SOUTH SURRY.

The family OF DR.. Charles Briggs arrived
last Saturday for the season.
Capt. Fred Murch, of Trenton, is load.
ing gravel at Hopkins point.
Howard Cunningham, who has been
suffering with tonsilitis, is much better.
Miss Emma A. Opper, OF New Canaan
Conn, is boarding with Mrs. W. V. Cog
gins for few weeks.
Fred Coggins spent few days at home
last week while the Wesley Abbott wa
discharging coal at West Sullivan. He
joined the vessel Thursday.
June II. TRAMP.
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TRAMP.
LAMOINE.

Mrs. w. F. Hurchings has opened her
home here for the season.
Rev. Thomas Mcdonald was called to
Lubec Friday to officiate at wedding.
The pulpit was supplied Sunday morning
by Howard Dunn, jr., of Ellsworth, whose
services were very satisfactory.
Frank l.. Hodgkins and wife and Capt
Charles Hodgkins attended the graduation
exercises of Castine normal school la st
week. Capt. Hodgkins will proceed from
Castine to Boston in the yacht which he
purchased last year, and will tit it up for
the seasons service.
June IL II
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

DR.. s. S. DeBeck is sble to ride out.
Arthur Remission, of Albion, is visiting
his father, G. w. Remission, for week.
Harry Macon Der Wooster has left town
to accept position with Camden drug
gist.
Hearty congratulations are extended to
George Madison and wife from their many
friends.
Boyd A. Blaisdell, who was among the
senior class graduates, Higgins classical
institute, is at home.
Mrs. Lottie Gay has returned to Han
cock, where she will be employed dress
making until after July 4.
Mrs. Walter Fernald was taken ill with
grip while visiting at Sullivan, and at this
writing is unable to be moved home.
DIR. Fl, F. Collins and family are in town
from Sullivan. The doctor is weak and
ill, from a threatened attack of pneu-
monia.
Miss Bernice Dunn is improving slowly,
though still very nervous. She was
wheeled in her chair to the piazza re-
Gently.
Mrs. Jennie Dyer and daughter Eleanor
went to Hancock Point last week. Miss
Eleanor has position at the Maxwell
cottage for the season.
Ralph, the nine-year son of DR..
Watson, was thrown from his wheel last
week, receiving an ugly cut on the chin
necessitating three stitches to close the
wound.
Miss Charlotte Macomber, who won
second prize in a recitation contest at
graduation, Charleston, is delegate to the
Y. w. G. A. gathering, which convenes at
SiIon Lake, N. Y.
Cards of invitation have been received
wedding of their daughter, Miss Emily
Miriam, and Edward B. Perkins, Wednes-
day evening, June 10.
Mrs. Effie Macomber and daughter,
Miss Jessie, Frank E. Blaisdell, wife and
daughter, Miss Alta, Misses Mabel Dom
nell and Gladys Bragdon, z. L. Wilbur
and son Harold attended the graduation
at Charleston last week.
Rev. A. w. Lorimer and wife received
their friends Wednesday afternoon at the
Baptist parsonage, it being the first ami
versary Of their marriage. OF the many
who called to extend congratulations,
several remained to partake of the appe-
tizing spread on the lawn.
June Is. B.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Henry Bartlett, who has been very lame
for three weeks, is able to be out.
Allan Tinker is at home from Ellsworth,
where he has been attending school.
Wilson Eaton, Reuel Mcfarland and
Leander Smith are employed at the coal
ing station.
Misses Addie and Lottie Mcfarland,
who have been attending school at Bar
Harbor, are at home.
Iune II
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WEST TRENTON.

Mark Haynes lost valuable COW last
week.
Mrs. Addie Darke has gone to Bar Har-
Dor for the summer.
Raymond Romer, of Fernandina, Fla,
after an absence OF nearly two years, ha !
arrived here for the summer. His mother
accompanied him as far as Brewer, where
she will visit friends for few days and
Wilt join her son here some time this
week.
June II. S.
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EAST BLuEHILL..

Richard Grindle is having stable built.
The Baptist society gave supper in the
grange hall last Monday. Net proceeds,
IS.
Frank Wescott, who has been employed
in Whitinsville, Mass, returned home
Saturday.
The schooner Louisa Frances arrived
Saturday with freight for L. B. Grindle
and L. c. Long q Son.
Misses Ethel Wight and Ethel Bridges
left Thursday for Northeast Harbor. where
they have employment at the Kimbali
house.
Two births occurred here Thursday,
June l3--:o A. E. Chamberlain and wife
a soc, and to Frank candage and wife. a
daughter.
June Il. X.