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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-19
WOMAN FALLS 1000 FEET.

Professional Balloonist Hurled to
Death in View of 5000 People.
Mrs. Carrie Meyers, 33 years old,
of Springfield, Mass, a professional
balloonist, fell from parachute 2
900 feet above the fair grounds at
Olean. n. Y, Saturday, and was dash
ed to death in view of 5000 persons.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-19
FOR CRIME OF ANOTHER
innocent Man Has Served Thirteen
Years in California Pen.

Years in California Pen.
After having served Wrteen years
in the California penitentiary, it has
developed that William Evans, one
of the convicts, is an innocent man.
Proof positive that he did not commit
the crime for which he was sentenced
is now in the hands of the proper
authorities. The charge was burglary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-13
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
THE undersigned. stephen SMALL

r THE undersigned. Stephen Smallid ges.
L. OF Mount Desert, Hancock county,
! have claim by mortgage upon certain
lot or parcel OF land. together with the build
ings thereon, situated in the town of Trenton.
in said county of Hant ock, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wiz:
Beginning at the northeast corner OF John
Anderson's lot and at William ii. Leland S.
south line; thence runniuT south nine and
one-hah degrees east on said Anderson's line.
Brewer; thence running W, stsr'y said
Brewers lire twen,y t"t ft d ,-',d ten links.
TO the center Of Lovey NJ. Anderson's lot,
thence north three degrees east fifty one rods
willow trs e in front of said Lovsy NJ. Ander-
sons house to stake for side line
of passage ut road; thence south
eighty. seven degrees east three Iedss
large rock east of wood house twelve rods to-
the pasture fence; thence south eighty five
and one half degrees west eight and two
thirds rods to an ash tree; thence north five
said Lelands line; thence easterly ON said
Leland's line to the place of beginning, and
containing seventeen aci es more or less.
Reserving y lot seventy by forty four feet ass
sta ked out and OGcn pied as cemetery with
right OF way to the same.
Also reserving two acres situated in the
southw estern corner OF the field at the Shore.
sod TO John U. Mccarthy.
Said mortgage under which claim is from
Leander 3. Dyer to me. dated November l..
1901, and recorded November 8, 1901, in the
Hancock courty, Maine, registry OF Deeds.
book 36S, page 295 10 which said mortgage and
made tor all particulars therein contained.
The conditions of said mortgage have BEEN
broken. and remain unperfOrmed, by reason
whei eof, claim foreclosure Of the same, and
g give this notice for the purpose, as by law
November 4, 1907.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-13
NORTH sEDGwICK.

Roy Allen is saving in his mill with a
full crew.
Mrs. Henry Clapp has returned to her
home in Middleboro.
!. NJ. Allen has put q furnace in his
house and made other Improvements.
F. P. and g. NJ. Allen have built a large
ell on their barn to make room for their
horses.
Mrs. Albert Treworgy, of Surry, and
son, David Grindle, have returned home
after visit here.
Mrs. R. A. Elwell has had the water
from the well put in the kitchen and is
having the cellar floor cemented.
A surprise party was held Saturday at
the home OF I. NJ. Allen and wife for their
son Malcolm. A good time is reported.
Mrs. Annie S. Closson, who has been in
Rockland visiting her. daughters, Mrs.
Georgia Atwood and Mrs. Jennie Curtis,
has returned home.
At Union hall Thursday evening, a hal
lowe'en social was given. An appetizing
supper, daiutly prepared by the ladies of
the Golden Rule circle, was served at s.
Games were played, and all had an enjoy
able time.
Nov.4 A. RAE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-13
OBITUARY,


A solemn hush fell upon this communi-
ty last Friday when it was known that
Mrs. Addie w. Dunbar, aged forty-one
years, had passed from this life to the life
beyond, after an illness of nearly two
months. The first OF September she came
with her little son Robert, from her home
in st. Johns, Ore, after an absence OF
three years, to visit her home friends, and
was taken i'll soon after. Shadowy indeed
has been that homecoming, looked for
ward to with such joyous expectancy.
Mrs. Dunbar leaves many friends to re-
greet her untimely death, for the removal
OF her gracious presence has left vacancy
which will long be felt. Thoughtful and
obedient as child, she developed into a
most lovable woman, living a life filed
with kind words and good deeds.
She was graduate OF the Eastern State
normal school, and began teaching early
in life, which profession she followed
until her marriage to Capt. George Dun
bar about eight years ago.
Beside her husband and son, she is sur
vived by her mother, stepfather, two sis
tiers and one brother, who have the sin
eere sympathy OF all in their great sorrow.
Nov. IL. L.
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DR.. TRUE'S ELIXIR
OLD FAMILY REMEDY

has been in constant use for more than half
century. Even though n o worms maybe present,
DR.. True's Elixir prevents theii growth and is
an invaluable remedy for the relief of stomach
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feeble and impaired digestion; purifes aad
enriches the blood; quickly regulates disor-
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DR.. True's Elixir Is used and endorsed by
physicians and hospitals all over the country.
Read what Mrs. Joy says Of DR.. True's Elixir
CENTRE ABINGDON, Mass.
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Or. True's Elixir is sold by druggists every-
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NORTH CAsTINE.

Miss Hattie Wren returned Saturday to
Bangor.
Charles F. Wardwell is at home for the
winter.
The scallop fishermen here are doing a
good business.
Harvey Webster, OF Bangor. is visiting
his parents, Daniel Webster and wife.
William Gray and wife, OF North Penob-
scot, were guests of W. G. Conner and
wife last Saturday.
Mrs. George Bowden and family have
moved from the Wescott house into q
tenement at the village. 81. -
Willard Gray, Of South Penobscot, is
laying the foundation for the house
recently purchased by Archie Perry.
Mrs. Helen Hatch, with her children,
Freda and Merton, spent last weei, with
her mother, Mrs. Fred F. Wardwell.
Theodore Perkins, OF Bangor, and Mrs.
Herman Leach, OF Orland, visited their
mother, Mrs. Mary Perkins, last week.
Mrs. Mary Lee Bowden, who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned to
her home in West Penobscot.
Mrs. Augusta Leach left last wednes-
day for Portland to visit her daughters,
Mrs. Annie Bates and Miss Grace, who is
teaching there.
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WEST BROOKSVILLE.

Warren Slower is at home from Bangor.
Town schools have closed for two weeks.
The scailop fishermen are making fair
catches.
Mrs. Franklin Farrow is visiting rela-
tives in Brooklin.
Steamer fremont has again changed her
timetable. She now makes tri-weekly
trips.
Schooner Charleston's light sails blew
adrift from double gaskets in yesterdays
breeze.
Capt. John Tapley shipped his last coop
of fowls for the season, last week. Alto
gether Capt. John has shipped five tons OF
live fowl to the Boston market this season.
Nov. A. Johnson.
Engineer George Arey is at home for the
winter.
Mrs. Austin Dority, of sedgwick, is Wis
iting Mrs. Maggie Blodgett.
Amos Lord and wife, of Belfast, are
guests OF Mr.. Lords mother for few days.
The Mutual improvement club will meet
in Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening,
Nov. IA.
Ivan Farnham has moved his family into
the new house which he built this season
on Perkins hill.
c. Roy Tapley is building. q fish weir
200 feet out from Stub point into the
Bagaduce river.
Mrs. George H. Tapley left Wednesday
for Rockland, to spend few weeks with
her grandchildren.
Charles o. Farnham is at home, having
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-13
NOTICE OF FoKECLosuRE.

NTHEREAs.. Eleanor ]. Hooper. late Of
w Ellsworth, Hancock county, Maine, by
her mortgage deed dated the sixteenth day of
May, a. d. 1901, and recorded in the Hancock.
county registry Of deeds, in vol. 36l, page 3A2.
conveyed to me. the undersigned in mortgage
the following described real estate, viz:
A certain lot or parcel OF land situated in
Orland. Hancock county. Maine, numbered
ffty-two (52) according to the plan and survey
OF Jacob SherbuIne, OF Township No. 2. east,
OF the Penobscot river, which WIS the prom
erty Of VIM. Dali. together with all the build
ings thereon standing, and being the
property which was conveyed to the late
Charles NJ. Higgins by Johp W. Swazey. by
deed dated May 8. 1859 and also being the
same property described in u mortgage deed
from said Charles NJ. Higgins to John n.
Swazey, dated May 8, 1853 and &c. I'd ed in
vol io9. page iO4. Hancock county. Maine. reg
istry of deeds il being the homt stead on,
which the late Simeon B. Higgins and Elvira,
higgins lived.
Aud whereas. the condition OF said mortgage
has been and now remains broken and un-
performed, hereby c,aim foreclosure Of
said mortgage for bresch of the condition
thereof and give this notice Of my intention,
to foreclose the same for breach of the condo
ton theirs OF, as required by statute.
Dated ut Ellsworth, this 2sth day OF Octo-
Der, a. d. 1907. ARNo w. KING.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-13
advertisements.
CAUSE and CURE
Of APPENDICITIS
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THAT EFFECTS THE CURE

Professor blanchard of the French Academy
of Medicine has spent great amount of time
studying that dread disease-Ap In
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carefully examined numerous cases, and both
have reached the conclusion that the cure is not
the knife. In more than forty cases the symp-
toms of Appendicitis disappeared after the
patients had been treated for worms.
There are, no doubt, many persons suffering
from worms who are enormously attributing
their trouble to some other cause A few doses
of DR.. True's Elixir IRE sufficient in most cases
for the complete expulsion of the worms.
The presence of these parasites Is easily recog.
nized by the following symptoms Indigestion;
foul tongue; offensive breath variable appetite;
hard and full belly with occasional gripings an
pains aboutthc navel; heavy, dull eyes; itchin.
Of the nose; short dry cough; grinding of the
teeth; starting during sleep; slow and frequent
fever in childrer-convulsion and bed wetting
DR.. True's Elixir will not only expel the
wovms, but will build up the whole system as
we'll.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-13

at the Bluehill copper mines, has re-
turned home.
Miss Martha Brown has returned TO
Concord, Mass, where she will resume
her school duties.
Mrs. Leslie Smith and children, OF Isles
boro, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Abbie Smith.
F. N. Whitman and Mr.. Wesson, Of
Middleboro, Mass, spent part Of that
week at Starboar Watch.
Miss Hattie Harding left Thursday for
Fanuel, Mass, to spend few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Fred Stafford.
Miss c. P. Latimer aud Miss Langford
left last week for Litchfield, Conn.,, where
they will spend week before returning
to their hom.s in Brooklyn, N. w
Nov. 4. SIM
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STATE OF MAINE.

10
County Of HANc, OK IS
r1NAKEN this atn day OF November, 1907, ON
1 execution da;ed October rs 1907. issued
on q indgint ~ ep5e-e.! by TIE supreme judi
seco 4 tn. sipy Of Oc,obsr. q. d. 1908. being
18Th v OF DC, ober. 1909. at term OF
court theieoi b. gun and he'd on the second
OF October, 1906, in favor Of the estate Of
Cynthia Jnrd.n, late Of Ellsworth, Hancock
county. Maine. dsceass d. A. r. Burnhan,, adj
AGAR st R. W. Bartlett. Of Minneapolis. stataa
OF Minnesota, iolneriy OF Bssfi9ets's Island >
Mount Desert. connfy VI Hancock. state OF
Maine for re hundi Ell and forty two dollars
and four cetts. debt or damage, and eleven,
dollars costs Of suit and fifteen cents more
for the writ Of execution thereof, and will b.
sold at public auction at the sheriff'e Office, In
10th day Of December. .. d, 1907 Ut ten O'Clock
estate and ali me fiaS ttle snd
which the said debtor, K. w. Bartlett, has and
had in aid to the same. on the second day ~
May. q. d. 1905, Al hours, 45 minutes, p. M.
the time when the same was attached On the
writ In the same suit, to wit: certain lot or
parcel CT land situstt on Bartlett's Island,
end Of said Bartlett's js'sld. in the town OF
Mount Desert viz: 10, NO set OF to said
r. W Bartlett by petition FOR partition by
the heirs Of Christop her Bartlett, late OF aaid
Bartlett's Island, deceased. said petition fcr
partition was dated August 6, 1901, and said
No. 8 is further described and bounded ar
follows: Commencing at stake rking the,
southeriy corner Of lot No. 2; thence north
32lo' west s. rods to a<stake ON the shox e:
thence southerly q westerly by the shore to.
9 stake on the hank; thence south 32loe east.
80 rods to stake to point commenced at, and
containing nine acres more or less. together
scribed in the partition Of said heirs. viz: y.
right Of way over way twenty feet in width
on tee soutberiy line of lot No. l, from the
town road TO lot No Il to be used in CON-
mon W he owners and occupiers o! lots No.
2& 8. Full and. complete ,ecoIds and trans
actions pertaining to said lot No 8 is recorded
in LOOK lis. pag i65, 4GB dG7. as. 4e9 40, an
Az 473 and Al in tie PROBATE Office at said Ell
worth, in said county Of Hancock. State OF.
Maine. BYRON II. MAYO,
Sheriff
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RAE.
CAPE ROSTER.

Hiram Blake has gone to Boston.
Mrs. Charles H. Blake has returned from
Boston.
Hugh Manson and wife have returned
from New Haven, Conn.
Winfield Gray and family have moved
to Nautilus island for the winter.
Capt. John Chritchet, Of Boston, is
spending few days with c. H. Blake and
wife.
Mrs. Daisy Herrick and children, OF
Herrick's Landing, are visiting friends
here. :,
Mrs. v. 3. Blake has had removed from
her grounds the bodies of her husband
and his parents. Others are also moving
their dead to the new cemetery.
Nov A. B.
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STATE OF MAlNEs
| COUNTY or HANCOCK ss:-o October n. :. 4
lriiAKEN this twenty -fonrth day Of Octob~rs
~ 1907. ON execution dated October Al, 10oye
Issued ON judgment rendered BY the -
preme Judicial court for the county Of Ham
cock, Aforesaid. ut the term thereof begun
and held on the second Tuesday Of Ootobex,
y pes NV " q Mount
county Of Hancock. Maine, against Ernest Il
B;odgett, formerly Of Brcoksvitle for thirty
doils and thirty eight cents, costs 81 suit,
q wiiism Whiting: in Eiiswor's In Msiae
November, 4. d. 1907, At two o'cieck In ths,
afternoon. the following described real estate.
and all the right. title and interest which the'
same, to wit:
A certain lot or parcel Of land situated In
the north BY land Of j. W. PerEins. on thsI
east by the tide waters to rock on the beach
marked thus, x, about 6fty feet from the
marked thus. K; thence to stake or ,T stonss.
distance from the beach westerly about sew
ensy. five feet; thence soutLer1y about thirty
the highway about 80 rods to stake and stones,
to land Of ]. w. Allen; thence northwesterIy
tc center OF the spring Of wafer re:er1ed to y
stake and stones TO land occupied by J. W.
erkins. Also one ether parcel at IL nj
snow and others. on the northwest BY The
highway. on the northeast by land occupied
BY William Limeburner, on the southeast by.
OF pasture and SO called situated between the
highway and the Enen Grindle farm. also be-
tween the Bently Grindle line AID the high
way leading from the main road, to Chasleg
e. Snow containing l8 acres, the same being
more or less. ;osether with the build ingR.
soa 70 wgsa sTssps ~ q an
pI e,niss dt SC iLel in volume s3. page 5c8. In
the aanco;i co.sltg registry 81 DEEDS
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COUNT ...F.W,S.
IT,, additional Coz atty 'e'os -. r,her pages
CAsrINE.


Mrs. Bert Dickson spent several days
last week in Rockland.
Mrs. Ira varnum arrived last week, and
w;ll be at her home here for short time.
Ned Coombs and his son George left this
morning for hunting trip at Great Pond.
Mrs. w. B. Bartram and her sister, Miss
Kelley, are spending several days in Ban
gor.
Mrs. Charles Perkins and her son
Guardie McIntire are spending few days
in Boston.
DR.. Joseph Peterson spent several days
last week on a trip to Northeast Harbor
and Bristol.
Roland Swan, OF Everett, Mass, spent
several days last week here, tbs guest OF
r. B. Brown.
The ladies Of the Unitarian soiety will
hold a harvest supper at the parish house
Wednesday evening.
E. Julian Seybt and wife have moved
from the rooms formerly occupied by
them to the Rea house on Perkins street.
Miss Winnie Coombs, who has been en-
uloyed the past season in the White
mountains, arrived last week, and will be
at home for some time.
The ladies OF tine Methodist society
held harvest supper at their yestry on
Friday evening, which netted good sum
and was greatly enjoyed.
Fred Mills left this morning for short
vacation in Milo and at Chairback noun
tain camps, where he is in hopes to secure
his complement Of deer.
Walter Joy, who has been attending nor
NAL school here, has, on account oftrouble
with his eyes, been obliged to return
to his home in Cranberry Isles.
DR.. E. E. Philbrook delivered an illus
trated lecture at Normal hall Friday
evening, on London and Paris. The pic
lures were shown by w. G. Sargent.
At the first meeting for the winter OF
the bridge whist club, which was held last
week at the home Of Mrs. Will aooke,
Mrs. F.. E. Rea was elected president, and
Miss Harriet Devereux, secretary and
treasurer.
Capt. E. F, Davies, who has been for
many years an undertaken, and is MEM
Der of the Undertakers' association of the
State, has recently associated with him
self W. H. Hooper as assistant and fun
eral director.
Nov. II. G.
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sARGENTvILLE.

Mrs. P. B. Billings has returned from a
trip to Dedham.
George w. Grindal and daughter Jennie
are IL Lynn, Mass.
Miss Eva v. Grindle is visiting her
uncle, Fred A. Simmons, in Boston.
Mrs. Rodney Clapp and Mrs. Clara Clapp
nave been the guests Of Mrs. Fred Sar-
gent.
Mrs. Charles Dority and family have
Joined Mr.. Dority at Bar Harbor for the
winter.
Mrs. H. w. Sargent is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. R. Roberts, at North
field, VT.
Edgar Nevells, who has been employed
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sEDGwiCK.

Miss Josephine West is at home from
Castine.
Mrs. O. P. Carter is keeping house for
Frank E. Gray.
A. s. Turner has gone to Portland and
Boston to visit his sons.
The "shut-in's" from scarlet fever were
all set at liberty last Thursday.
Mrs. W. N. Means and grandson Master
Horace, are visiting in Boston.
j. H. Hooper has sold the driving goat
which he lately purchased, to Melvin
Closson.
Mrs. Willard Leighton has gone to the
hospital at Portland. Miss Jennie Young
is keeping house for her.
The rural free delivery route from North
Sedgwick has been extended to accomo-
tate the people at Carter's Point.
Mrs. Ida Goode, Of Bar Harbor, spent
few days with her parents, L. w. Guptill
and wife, last week. She wes accompan-
led by Walter Hopkins.
Minnewaukon chapter, r. A. NJ, will
work two degrees on three candidates
Tuesday evening, Nov. 5. A turkey supper
will be served at Travellers Home.
The entertainment given by the Lincoln
school Saturday evening was well patron
lied. The pupils did exceptionally we'll.
Much praise is due them and their teacher
Miss Cole. Notwithstanding the low
price of admission, go was realized for
the library.
Nov II
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WEST BROOKLYN.
Ed. Grant is visiting his cousin, Well
man Grant.
Mrs. Julia Keene visited her brother, E.
j. Carter, at Stonington last week.
Allen Carter has moved into part OF
Gilbert Carter's house for the winter.
Elmer Bridges, who is on the battleship
Missouri, has been at home for weeks
visit.
Mrs. Mary Fogg spent few days last
week at Stonington, with her sister, Mrs.
Addie Gross.
Nov. 4. B.
EASTBROOK.
Schools will close this week.
Euge ne Clark shot wild goose recently.
G. M. Colt, OF Southwest Harbor, is
spending few days in town.
Ernest Googins, who works in the in
sane hospital in Bangor, is spending few
days in town.
Mrs. Mary Kirgman, an aged lady Of
this Town, died Oct. 81. She will be
greatly missed.
Nova GEM.
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COUNTY NEWS.
r ,sditorar Cos~tp vews. see ,the, pnoes
BROOKLYN.


Alfred Joyce is employed in Oceanville.
George Holden has purchased the Hosea
Freethey place.
R. R. Babson has gone to Melrose, Mass,
to seek employment.
Mrs. Susan Judge is having extensive
repairs made on her buildings.
Capt. Fred Phillips has purchased Mrs.
F. A. Aliens house and moved in.
Mrs. Belle Blake, Mrs. E. E. Lurvey and
son spent the weeks end in Rockland.
John Grindle and wife are keeping
house in part Of Chester Kane's house.
Augustus Mayo and son, OF Southwest
Harbor, were guests Of Isaac Mayo and
wife last week.
Gard Carter has moved his family here
from Manset. They will live in Capt. Jo-
seph Tibbetts' house.
Frank Candage, OF South Bluehill, and
E. P. Herrick, Of this town, are grading
around the Tolcott cottage.
J. E. Redman has moved his family to
Belfast, where his father, q. E. RedmaD,
has purchased a house two miles from the
city.
The sardine factory closed last week for
the season. The pack this year is about
10000 cases. Mr.. Farnsworth has opened
his clam factory.
George G. Hall and daughter, Mrs.
George Herrick, are visiting friends in
Boston. Mrs. Idella Hill is keeping house
for Mrs. Herrick.
Rev. A. W. Bailey and son Paul returned
last week from three weeks vacation.
Mr.. Bailey brought back large deer as
reward of his craftsmanship.
The seniors of the high school gave
halloween party in Masonic hall, Thurs
day evening. 1t was well attended; net
proceeds, $3.50, which are to help pay the
graduation expenses next June.
Nov. a. UNE FEMME.
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BROOKSVILLE.

Luther F. Herrick has started on the
read peddling fish.
Frank Hooper recently purchased a
yoke of oxen of Hiram Green, of Cape
Roster.
Lester Wescott and George Gray have
employment with the Bucks Harbor
Granite Co.
Bentley Grindle came home from Ban
gor Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Dora
Turner, OF that place.
Mrs. Charles Written, of Waltham,
Mass, is spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. F. M. Billings.
School in district No. closed Friday,
after an eight weeks session taught by
Miss Grace Gray, of South Brooksville.
Charles Gray and son Russell, who have
been with Fred w. Orcutt for the sum-
mer, have returned to their home at North
Brooksville.
F. H. Billings, has bought three pure
bred fowls-a rooster, and two pullets.
They are Plymouth Rock breed, the roos-
ter coming from the agricultural expert
ment station at Orono.
Nov. 4. A.
L. G. Roberts has had his horse Polly
shot.
M. K. Limeburner is ill with sore
throat and cold.
Lewis Billings and wife were in Bluehill
over Sunday, visiting relatives.
Ernest Babson is having his barn, on
the so-called Joseph Walker place, torn
down, and is to have new one built.
Nov. II. A.