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TOO ROUGH TO LAND.

The steamer Claudine arrived yes
terday morning from her run to Maui
and Hawaii ports. She did not Iand
at Laupahoehoe and Nahiku, nor at
Huelo At the latter place she got
boat washed ashore The boat was
hauled off safely, but a raft OF lumber
that the boat had been taking ashore
had to be left on the beach.
ISLAND STEAMERS SAIL TODAY.
The steamer Mauna Loa will depart
at noon today for Maui and Hawaii
ports, and at p. m. the steamer Clau-
dine will depart for Maui ports, Lau-
pahoehoe and Hilo. 1t is expected that
both vessels will take some excursion
lists who may go to view the latest
outbreak of Mauna Loa.
LIKELIKE AFTER MORE CATTLE.
The steamer Likelike arrived yester-
dav afternoon from Kawaihae, Hilo and
Hamakua ports. She brought fifty head
of cattle and twenty bags of coffee.
The vessel departed for kawa1hae
shortly before o'clock last night, after
another shipment of cattle for Homo
lulu. She is due here tomorrow morn
ing.
Captain Naopala of the steamer says
that his vessel was % miles off ha-
waihae on Wednesday night when the
volcano of Mauna Loa broke out. he
saws that he was fifty miles at least
from the scene of the outbreak, but the
g. u,aS plaiply visible. He believes
that the reflection may be visible from
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-11
MARINE

The Canadian-American SIS. Moana
ought TO have arrived yesterday morn
ing. Gable advices have been received
by T. II. Davies & Co, Ltd, the local
agents, TO the effect that the vessei
left Suva "a hours Tate. She had been
have reached Honolulu yesterday
morning. but may have struck heavy
weather. She will, it is thought, be
sure to arrive this morning. The YES
sci has accommodations for thirty sec
ond-class passengers from Honolulu,
ample accommodations for first-class
passengers, but no room for Storage
passengers. She will be dispatched as
soon as possible after her arrival for
Victoria and Vancouver.
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JAPANESE MAY BE LOST.

Five japanese sampans, whose crews
combined number sixteen men,
missing. The boats have been MISSING
for eleven days now. 1t is feared thal
thew may have been lost during 'iie
recent storms. although no trace u
vracka oe is reDOrted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-11

Honolulu on a clear night Naopais
expressed the opinion that the outoreaN
was somewhere between Mauna heA
and Mauna Loa, but he dldn hho"
in what particular LOCALITY.
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BAD ACCIDENT ON CORONADO.

Tb" lrkentine Coronado returned
unexpectedly yesterday afternoon from
sea. She had left here December 81
with a partial load of sugar. An &C
cident to Mate Chris Peterson neces-
STATED her return. On January 4, when
the vessel was about 700 miles from
Honolulu, the boom of the mafnmast
swung suddenly as she was lacking.
The guy of the boom caught peterson
under the chin and threw him violently
against the wheel. He sustained a
fracture of both of his legs. Captain
Potter had been very i'll with stomach
trouble, but the plucky master at once
temporarily set the fractures. Had 1t
not have been for the serious injury
to the mate, Captain Potter would
have kept on to San Francisco.
Peterson was transferred here to the
hospital and Captain Potter also. left
the vessel. as he was too i'll to resume
the voyage. She will go out this fore
noon for San Francisco, under COM
mand of Captain Lund, who was for
merly mate of the schooner Aloha.
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SUGAR FOR JAPAN.

soon as possible after her arrival for
Victoria and Vancouver.
SUGAR FOR JAPAN.
With the largest shipment of sugar
that Peru has ever sent to Japan, the
British s. S. Glenfarg came into the
harbor yesterday morning to take on
200 tons of coal, to enable her to COM
plete her voyage from Peru and Chile
ports to the Orient. The vessel has as
cargo POO tons of sugar and 24oo tons
of nitrate of soda. Of the latter amount
200 tons are to be used in the manufac-
ture of explosives, while the remainder
is to serve for fertilIzing purposes.
The Glenfarg is under charter to the
Togo Kisen Kaisha, and is one of that
company's vessels in the South Amer
lean trade. The vessel took two pre-
vious cargoes of Peru sugar to Japan,
but none were so extensive as the
present one The company is expert
menting to ascertain whether 1T IS
cheaper to import sugar from Peru
than Java and Formosa.
The vessel has eight Chinese in the
cabin and so steerage passengers, OF
both japanese and Chinese nationality.
The vessel is to return to South Amer
lea after completing her run to Japa-
nese and Chinese ports. She called at
Honolulu n 1898 during the Spanish
War. The Pacific Mail S. S. Company
chartered her for it's Oriental run, tenn
porarily, while the American Govern
ment was using its regular vessels as
transports. The Glenfarg will get away
this afternoon for the Orient. She was
off portrait 10 p. m. Wednesday.
BAD ACCIDENT ON CORONADO.
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SPRAY.
OTTER CREEK.
Nov. %,

Alexander RobertofY died at his home at
Otter Creek Tuesday, Nov. 10, as the result
Of paralytic shock. Mr.. Robertoff had
been as we'll as usual when he retired
Monday night. At O'Clock Mrs. Rober-
toff was aroused by her husbands heavy
breathing, and was unable to arouse him.
Mr.. Robertoff did not recover conscious
ness, and passed away at 2 O'Clock Tues
day afternoon. MFR. Robertof was born in
Russia filty-six years ago OF wealthy and
cultured parents. He was well educated,
having received a university training in
the country Of his birth. He came to this
country about thirty-five years ago, and to
Bar Harbor not long after his arrival in
the United States, in the employ Of the
late Gouveneur Ogden, of New York,
father of David B. Ogden, one Of the WELL
Known summer residents. After remain
ing in the employ OF the Ogdens number
OF years, Mr.. Robertoff, some twenty
years ago, purchased piece OF property
at Otter Creek and began market garden
ing and raising flowers. Later he built q
small tea house on his property, which
was on the ocean drive, and the serving of
tea and refreshments met with the instant
favor OF the summer people. The venture
proved so successful that much larger
building was erected and luncheon and
dinner parties were entertained. Mr.. Rob-
er.ofi leaves a widow.
e. Nov. n. SPEC.
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Mr.. Haley's farm, without the buildings
for five years.
Nov. Is. w,
GouLDsBORO.
Nov. %.

A son was born to Archie c. Rolfe and
wife November 20.
Miss Abbie Coolidge, OF Lamoine, is Wis
| iting relatives here.
School commenced Monday morning
| Miss Lettie Carter, teacher.
| Miss Bernice Over, OF Prospect Harbor,
is visiting at N. H. Sowle's.
There is to be dance at Bay View hall
Thursday evening, Nov. %.
Miss Addie Guptill is at home from
Coburn classical institute, Waterville, for
two weeks.
Miss Ethel Crowley went Saturday to
Sullivan, where she will be employed at
Mrs. Humans.
The schooner Wilson and Willard, Capt,
Bowden, is at the wharf with hay for W.
F. Hutchings.
Miss Mildred Coffin, who has been en-
ployed at Northeast Harbor since early
spring, returned home Saturday.
George Rolfe and family have moved
home from Stanley's point, where they
have been living the past summer.
Daniel Libby, the engineer of the Pros
pect Harbor sardine factory, has finished
his seasons work and returned home.
Mrs. Ida FerDald has returned and
opened her house for the winter after an
absence of several months at Prospect
Harbor.
The handkerchief bazaar which was to
have been held at Freeman hall, Thursday
evening, Nov. Is, has been postponed until
Saturday evening, Dec. Z.
Nov. %. ZEN
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COUNTY NEWS.
For Additional County Nsws, see other pages.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Miss Dora Parker is spending a few
weeks with her mother at The Parker cot
tage.
Mrs. Abbie Lurvey has so far recovered
from her long illness as to be able to walk
to church.
Henry Gray, who has been employed at
Stonington the past year, has moved his
family into the Holmes cottage, below
Freeman hill.
Mrs. Lorinda Farmer was critically ill
for week or more, but is now on the way
to recovery. Mr.. Farmer, though some
what better, is still confined to his room.
Rowena lodge of Rebekahs gave har-
vest supper Monday evening, as benefit
toward the fund for the Odd Fellows
orphans home. A supper at later hour
Much sympathy is felt for Everton Colt
and wife in the death of their five
months baby girl, Elizabeth, which oc-
CURED Nov. 10. Whooping cough Slapped
the vitality of the little sufferer, and
pneumonia ended the brief life. Funeral
services were held at the Methodist church
on Friday afternoon.
The Congregational sewing circle was
entertained Tuesday by Mrs. Amos Bracy.
A dozen members and one visitor, Mrs.
Henry Coggins, gathered in the pleasant
parlor of the Bracy home and discussed
plans for Christmas sale while needles
were piled industriously. The date Of the
sale was set for Dec. II, and among
the attractions will be a handkerchief
table.
Nov. %. SPRAY.
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PROSPECT HARROR

Miss Alice Cole has returned to Bar
Harbor.
Arthur Stevens and wife, OF Columbia,
have been recent guests at Capt. Deasy's.
Mrs. W. H. Moore has returned from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Harvard Hayey,
of Sullivan.
8. G. Cole, Harvey Newman and Ernest
Rice will join camping party at Gouids-
boro this week.
Fourteen Pythian Sisters enjoyed sur.
prise party on Wednesday evening at Sis.
ter Sarah Tracy's at the Marsh.
Guy Cole has returned from Nashua, N
H., on account of a humor on his fac,
caused by the acids where he worked.
The Daniel Noonan house burned Wed.
nesday evening. 1t is thought the fir,
caught from the chimney. The house wa
occupied by Walter Farley's family, bu
no one was at home when the alarm wa
given. There was small insurance OF
the house, which is owned by John w
Noonan.
Nov % =
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FRANKLIN.
shools closed last week.

Schools closed last week.
Rev. Harry Lee preached at Sullivan
Sunday in exchange.
Miss Helen Macomber is in town from
the Maine Central institute.
Miss Alta Blaisdells favorable condi-
ton is gratifying to her friends.
Miss Marion Bartlett. of Eastbrook, is
spending week with her aunt, Mrs. Net
tie Dyer.
Mrs. Edward T; Campbell and little
daughter Aline rode up from Hall Quarry
last week for visit with relatives.
The stereopticon lecture by Rev. C. G.
Johnson at the Methodist church We'd
nesday evening was well attended.
Miss Springham, deaconness, stationed
at Woodland, spoke interestingly at the
First and Second Methodist churches
Sunday.
Henry French, employed at Bingham,
hospital Wednesday. Mrs. French is
doing finely.
Mrs. Effie Macomber has had several
changes made in the interior of her resi-
dence, in the way of hardwood floors and
enlarged doors.
The three masted schooner ]. S. Lam
prey, Capt. Thomas, is at the wharf load
ing slaves and lumber for John w. Blais-
dell, for New York.
Gilmore e. Pickett will go to Washing
ton Junction Monday as station agent.
His family will follow in few weeks.
Friends here regret their removal.
The junior league will give short en-
tertainment at the Methodist church
Thanksgiving evening. Mrs. L. 7. Bun
ker will be soloist. AT the same time dona-
tions will be received for the Deaconess
home, Boston.
The music at the Methodist church Sun
day, which received much favorable COM
ment, was by Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Pickett,
Mr.. Butler and Mr.. Linscott. Mrs. Wat
son was soloist Mr.. Linscott was soloist
for the evening service.
Nov. Is. 3.
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MARLBORO.

j. r. Grant and wife, of Otis, are guests
of Mrs. 5. H. Remick.
Rexford Hodgkins and wife celebrated
their wooden wedding Saturday evening
Josiah Clewley. of Clifton, visited his
brother-in-law, George Mosley and fami-
ly, last week.
Raymond Eodgkfns, of South Hancock
is visiting his grandparents, Nahum
Hodgkins and wife.
Mrs. s. H. Remick went to Mt. Desert
Ferry LAST Thursday to see her uncle,
Lewis Jordan, who is ill.
Miss f,ez Ford, who has been teaching
kindergarten school in Houlton, came
home Wednesday. Her sister, Mrs. E. c.
Alexander, with little son Donald, accom-
panied her to visit her mother, Mrs. Clara
Ford.
Nov. Is. ARE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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HANCOCK.


The many friends OF Capt. Alonzo Alb
bolt are grieved to learn of his illness.
Howard Young and Arno Foss have
gone to Boston, where they have employ
ment for the winter.
Mrs. c. A. Crabtree entertained J. N.
Stratton and wife and P. E. Walker and
wife at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. P. E. Walker pleasantly enter
tanned few friends Friday afternoon.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Edith Foss arrived home Tuesday
from Charleston to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents, o. w. Foss and wife.
j. E. Bowden arrived home Friday night
from Penobscot county, where he has
been doing warden service for the past
two ISonths.
The ladies' aid society will meet with
Mrs. A. 3. Crabtree Friday evening, Nov.
%. The president, Mrs. A. 1. Foss, re-
quests all members to be present, as ar
rangements are to be made for the Christ
mas sale.
Omaha tribe, l. O. r. NJ, will observe
its third anniversary by special services at
the church Sunday, Dec. /, at 3 p. m.
Rev. P. A. A. Killam, of Ellsworth, will
talk on 1.-THE Merits of Redmanshipn.
There will be special music. The menu
bers of the tribe and of Elinee council
will meet at the hall and trail to the
church. Public cordially invited.
Nov "a C.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme Rule,
of the Universe, in His infinite wisdom, to re-
move from our midst Bro. Howard S. Robert.
son. Court Waukeag, No. 1884, l. O. F., deeply
regrets the loss of a brother worthy Of its es.
TEEN and confidence.
Whereas, The family of our deceased
brother has lost devoted son and brother
this lodge loyal member, the community a
respected citizen, therefore be it
RESOLVED. That we extend to the family OF
our departed brother our heartfelt sympathy
In this affection; and
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning thirty days, that a copy Of these
resolutions be sent to the family Of our late
brother, spread on the records Of this lodge
and published in THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAS.
But the night-dew that falls, though in silence
1t weers
Shall brighten with verdure the grave where
he sleeps;
And the tear that we shed, though in silence
it rolls,
Shall long keep his memory green in our
souls.
ONIAs SPRINGER,
TYLER GORDON,
CHARLES o. HARRISON,
Committee on Resolutions.
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COUNTY NEWS.
gor additional County Teas see other pays.
EAST FRANKLIN,


I. NJ. Blaisdeil is building an addition
to his store.
George Madison has gone to Bucksport
on business.
Mrs. Sarah Hooper is keeping house Tor
John Pherson, who is in poor health.
Mrs Judson Gordon and daughter Mary
were in Bangor few days last week.
Mrs. John Sargent is visiting her mother,
Mrs. NJ. A. Hooper, of West Sullivan.
Mrs. E. K. DonnelI has returned home
after three weeks visit with relatives in
Milbridge.
Marcia, daughter of w. H. Gordon and
wife, who has been quite ill, is GONZALES
cling.
Mrs Emily Salisbury, of Bar Harbor,
visited her brother, Erastus Bunker and
wife, last week.
Mrs. Levi Reed and son Hollis, who has
been employed in Hancock the past sum-
mer, have returned home.
Mrs. Flora Davis, OF Bucksport, has
been visiting Miss Annie Blaisdeu and
other friends for several days.
F. E. Blaisdell, who went to Worcester,
Mass, to work, has returned home on ac-
count OF the work shutting down.
w. H. Gordon and Deacon John R. Cor
don attended the Ellsworth Free Baptist
quarterly meeting at Mariaville Saturday
and Sunday.
Carroll Blaisdell, who came home from
Waterville on account of diphtheria in the
school, has returned to work in a drug
store, until he can take up his schooling
again.
Grammar and primary schools closed
Nov. %, after q profitable term of ten
weeks. The winter term is to commence
in two weeks. 1t is hoped Miss Buzzell,
who taught the grammar school, will
teach the winter term. Grammar school
pupils not absent one-half day: Earl Joy,
Marion Wentworth. Perfect in deport-
ment for entire term: Cassie Slower, My
ra Springer, Marvel Wentworth, Rena
Blaisdell. and Stanley Gordon. One hum
dred per cent. in every one of the final ex
aminations: Marvel Wentworth and Beu-
lab Hooper; one hundred per cent. in all
but one study: Myra Springer, Stanley
Gordon, Helen Wentworth, Reginald Joy,
Cassie Slower and Celia Gordon. Primary
pupils registered, thirty-fve; average,
thfrty-two. Those not absent for one half
day: Lila Hooper, Lewis Gordon, Henry
Carpenter, Hughie Hubert, and Hervey
Bunker.
Nov. %. r.
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~. AMERICAN has s.hscrifcrs al 7DT
a. the ~ post-ofjces IN Hancock county
al the other papers in The County com
bined DO net reach so raany. The AMER1-
CAN u not the oail paper printed in
Hancock county, and has naper claimed t.
be, but It 10 the oaltE paper thGt can prop
crty be called COUNTY paper; all tn
rest are merely Local papers, The circuta
.iez THE AMERICAN, barring the Ear
Hnrbor Records summer list. Ia larger
than thot II al TIE other papers printed
In Hancock county.
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Saturday, Dec. Z, at $50 p. m. The school
will be under the instruction of Harold
c. Robertson, OF st. Adams, q student in
Bates college. Mr.. Robertson is success
full teacher, and profitable term is antici-
pated.
Hodgkins and daughter left for Massa-
chusetts last week for an extended visit
among relatives.
The drama, ssThe Moonshiner's Daugh-
ter" given under the auspices of Lamoine
grange Wednesday evening, was enjoyed
by fair-sized house. All the parts were
well taken.
Rev. G. F. Jenkins and wife will arrive
at the parsonage this week, and Mr.. Jenk-
ms will begin his pastoral duties next
Sunday. with service at the usual hour.
Nov. 25. Fl.
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to housekeeping. u 'ney will 60
onar!es Allen and wife, Of Halr. =.
relatives in Ellsworth f Fs1I!y are visiting
THANKSGIVING night. Music by W Wi nall
toward Davis, who is at worry i :,
a few days. 70 ae nome for
Nov. Is.
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NORTH LAMorNF

Miss Dora Wooster is VISITING b.,
In, Miss Margaret Young. Aer cous-
Emily and Hazel Archer have c,.
Clifton and Amherst to visit relation to
Harvard Kittredge went tn
to Bangor, where he may be employsd soay
Mrs. Albert Marshall and far;,, -
Harbor, are guests OF Mrs. Bernie, y IN. bar
bury. A'ee sails
Mrs. Harry Hodgkins. Of Pa, u,
visited her parents, I. II. Salisbn,ani Dof
wife, last week. and
Miss Ula Marshall, who has boon ~,
her sister the past eight months al. With
to her home in Trenton Saturday. iuso
Mrs. A. B. Holt has been spena;x
past week at the Elms, Kennath ~ Ine
ton, OF South Gouldsboro, has been ma w;.s
her. eu with
Nov. Is. !,
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The soothing spray of Ely's Liquid Cream
Balm. used in an atomizer, is an unspeakable
relief to sufferers from Catarrh. Some of
them describe it as Godsend, and no won
der. The thick, foul discharge is dislodged
and the patient breathes freely, perhaps for
the first time in weeks. Liquid Cream Balm
contains all the healing. purifying elements
of the solid form, and it never fails to satisfy.
Sold by all druggists for 75c.. including spray
ing tube, or mailed by Ely Bros, IS Warren
Street, New York
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SOUTH HANCOCK,

w. s. Hagerthy visited his brother, DR..
G., R. Hagerthy, at Bar Harbor few days
last week.
s. E. Gould and Floyd Haley have en-
pleyment in Bangor.
Albert Gordon, of Sullivan, with his
horses and threshing machine, is in this
vicinity.
Mrs. A. E. Wooster closed her house
Saturday, and went to Waltham, Mass,
for the winter.
Mrs. Annie Smith, who went to Newton,
Mass, for the winter, a few weeks ago, is
in very poor health, much to the regret OF
her friends.
Robert Haley closed his house here last
Monday, and with his daughter Char
lotte, went to New York, Mrs. Haley and
the two youngest children will remain in
Bangor. Capt. r. c. Hagerthy has leased
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WEST FRANKLIN.

The woods are full of hunters, but game
is scarce.
Edward Stetson, of Bradley, is visiting
friends here.
Miss Angie Smith, who has been teach
ing at East brook, is at home.
Charles Goodwin has bargained for the
hardwood on the lot of Mrs. w. K. Hardi-
son.
Eben Smith and wife, Of East Sullivan,
past week.
Misses Maud and Georgia Morse will
attend the winter term of the Castine
normal school.
Schools closed Friday for vacation of
two weeks. Harvey L. Carter, OF Han
cock, will teach the winter term.
Nov Is. CHEER.
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AMHERST.

Steve Smith shot bear recently.
George W. Rodick, jr., made trip to
Boston last week.
Mrs. j. H. Patten and Mrs. Herbert
Jewett were in Bangor last week.
B. w. Silsby, who has been at home for
q few days, returned to-day to his work in
Bangor.
Mrs. Alice Smith has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Blanchard, in
Bingham.
The two daughters OF Winfield Archer,
of Lamoine, are visiting their uncle and
aunt, Augustus Archer and Mrs. Caddie
Campbell.
Nov. 25. o.
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BIRCH HARBoR

The Baptist church is nearing com,,.
ton, and will be dedicated Dec. 3. l's'
Rev. A. r. Macdonald and Capt. H n.
ings here recently. uieet'
The young men Of the village are o..
ting up hunting party for Thanksriv;rr.e,
The Baptist society will furnish supper
Mrs. 8. A. Miller, of Dorchester. Ma.
who has been visiting her mother. NJ,
Phebe Temple, and other relatives. -.
turned home Thursday. ~
Nov. q.
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LAMoINg.

W. F. Hutchings and wife, OF Goulds-
boro, were in town few days last week.
Miss Frances Reed visited her cousin,
Mrs. .Elwood King, in Ellsworth, last
week.
Mrs. Asher Gordon and baby are visit
ing Mrs. Gordon's grandparents, Isaiah
Bowden and wife.
Miss Grace Stratton has completed her
engagement as clerk in the store OF her
uncle. e. b. Smith, at East Lamoine and is
now at home.
The high school will open Dec. 16. An
examination OF candidates for admission
to the school will be held at town hall
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OAK POINT,

Miss Althea Murch returned home from
Bar Harbor Saturday.
John W. Kimban has employment on
the power dam at Ellsworth.
Mrs. Jane R. Murch, who has been criti-
cally ill, is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Thomas, who lives with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. 0. w. Young, has been ill the
past two weeks.
Nov. %. PLUTARCH,
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WEST TRENTON.

w LAo1 44tAIAN1oA
Miss Jane Mcfarland, who has been
very i'll, is improving.
George Hopkins killed beautiful silver
fox one day last week.
William Douglass and wife, who have
been on trip to Boston, are home.
Mrs. Duncan Mathews, Of Somerviile,
Mass, who has been here with relatives
the past five weeks, returned home Friday.
Nov. 25. s,
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WALTHAM.
SPEC.

Ralph Jordan is at home for two weeks.
A. X. Haslam is in New York on bust
ness.
H. w. Kingman, who is at work in Mill
linocket, was at home last week. His wife