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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-06-25
STATE S. S.
CONVENTION
Report of Annual Meeting Held at
BroOkings
(BY MRS F. r. GARDINER

(BY MRS F. r. GARDNER)
The annual meeting of the State
Association took place this year at
Brookings, April 7-9. There was a
good attendance, the eastern part
of the state being especially well
represent. The reports of the state
officers were very encouraging
There are now A County Associa-
tions in the state. covering all but
four of the SO counties. The finan-
cial affairs of the state association
are in much better condition than
they were year ago. Then there
was an Indebtedness of about $500. .00
resting upon the society. now it is
out of debt and there is small sur
plus.
The international Association, of
which our state association is a
branch. was represented at Brook
ings by Mr. Hugh Cork of Chicago.
Mr. Cork is one of the assistant Sec
retaries of Mr. Marion Lawrence, the
general secretary of the internation-
al association. His addresses and
talks were very helpful
The opening address of the conven-
tion was upon the subject. ''The
Preparation of Ourselves" by Mr.
Cork.
AS showing that we are not ac-
complishing all that we should, the
statement was mode. that according
to the record of one of the principal
denominations, there had been a loss
of 5000 from their Sunday schools
during the past year, also that stat
istics show that it takes three Sun
day school teachers one year to con-
vert one pupil. Teachers must do
better work. Three necessary points
were named:
/. Better spiritual preparation
We must live closer to God. If we
should have but one hour a week
for the preparation of our lesson,
spend part of that hour in prayer.
2 We must have love for the
souls of our pupils. 1t would be
better to lack the technical prepara-
ton for teaching, and have this,
than to have the best technical train
ing and lack this love.
3. We must walk circumspectly,
ever having in mind our example be-
fore our pupils.
Mr. Cork gave an address explain
ing the spirit and aims Of the associ-
alton work. Subject, What the
Assn Stands For" The Association
is an interdenominational league of
Sunday schools for mutual improve
ment. 1t includes the United
States and Canada. Each state is
subdivided into county associations,
and these, where the population is
sufficiently dense. into township as
sociations. Plans and methods of
work found to be successful in indi-
yidual schools ore discussed at the
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-06-25
Those Roads

There is bad place in the roads
just south of town another on the
road leading north. and another
just west of town making almost inn
possible to haul load in or out of
the city. Miller Sun.
Exactly what the PRESS has sug-
gested many times, but for some
reason no one appea interested. "A
City Commercial Club. with the
funds spent for one fourth of July
blowout could fix these roads. But
we have no city organization to
take hold of this or any other matter
of interest to the city. And good
roads are worth dollars to any town.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-06-25
NARROW ESCAPE
OF CITY MAYOR
Caught on Rev diving Shaft

Mayor Thomson had close call
while working in his elevator Fri
day. His clothing caught on an ele-
vator shaft, and came very near
taking his life. Luckily the old suit
of work clothes he had on gave way,
and was literally torn off him He
was bruised up some, but no bones
were broken Friends assisted him
to his home. and summoned medical
aid. He expects to be about again
in few DAYS.
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COUNTY NEWS
AND PERSONALS
NORTH HAND

The celebration of the 4th to take
place in Orient is the topic of con-
versation in all this region. Every
body and his wife will be there.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church. Orient held meeting last
week on Thursday with Mrs Abe Sc
bring Park twp.
Will Rudd and H. G. Rudd deliver
ed hogs in Orient last week.
The crew of carpenters that were
at work on Frank Pellln's addition
to his house, in Spring, are through
for the present.
The student that is preaching to
the German Lutheran church at
Seneca preached in Seneca on Sun
day last.
Frances Reynolds. Mita Meissner
drove to the old settlers picnic at
Seneca Monday.
Minnie Matter, of Spring was in
Miller, last week attending the
Teachers Institute.
NJ M. Dienslake and Ed Gooder
drove to Miller the first of the week
on business.
Judge Chas. Carroll of Miller is to
deliver the Grafton at Orient on the
4th. We are working for big
things.
The Misses REILLY have openeda q
con fnctionaru Stora of Oi.iant
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GLENDALE

The Children's Day exercises will
be given at the Glendale schoo
house July IL.
Edna Porter is home from Teach
ers' Institute in Miller.
Mr. j. |. McNiel and G.. r. Hatch
visited in Glendale, on their way to
Como.
Helen Schmidt is home for vaca-
ton, schools having closed for the
summer.
Mr. Williamson and Mr. Schmidt
are boring a well for Mr. Stevens.
Gretchen"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-06-25
TAFT FOR PRES.
SHERMAN FOR VICE
Ohio and New York Furnish
Republican Candidates

On the first ballot at the Chicago
Convention VIM. Fl. Taft, of Ohio,
received 702 votes out of $50, and
the republican nomination for pres
ident.
Congressman James S. Sherman,
of New York, was nominated for
vice president, also on single bal
lot.
A resume of the platform will be
found elsewhere in this paper.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

Arrangements are about complet-
ed for the 4th celebration at the
Kelley Grove.
There will be fine program of
music, select readings authorizations
at Pleasant Valley hall Sunday June
%. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Mr.. Chas Morday. of Los Angeles,
Cal. is visiting at Knox ranch.
John Leister is in Madison, S. ID.
having his eyes treated.
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county and state conventions. and
these find their way all over the
country Rally Day. Decision Day,
Teachers Training, the Cradle Roll,
the Home Department, and the Or
ganized Bible Glass, came into use in
this way. The uniform lessons were
in use prior to the formation Of the
association, but are now under
its charge.
The association stands for the de-
velopment of workers. 1t stands
for good literature. The editors of
S. S. lesson helps of the different
denominations combine to secure
the best writer's for their publica-
tions. Thus much Of the matter
published in the different denomina-
tional lesson helps is identical.
The association is trying to solve
the problem of amusements. 1t is
thought that the attitude of the
Sunday school and church should be
not to discourage proper amuse-
ments, but to encourage them, and
by the exercise of supervision to
eliminate Objectionable features.
For this purpose boys clubs are
found useful and S. S. athletic
leagues are formed. The Cook Co.
Gil. } S. S. association for example,
has a base ball league including
65 teams. There are three conditions
of membership in this league:
L. Every player in a league team
must be an enrolled member of some
Sunday school, in regular attend
ance.
2. No member may use profane
language.
3. No member may play Sunday
base ball If any member violates
either of these conditions, he must
be dropped from the team. Failing
this the team is dropped from the
league, basket ball, foot ball and
tennis are to be PLAYED under the
same regulations.
The principal theme occupying
the attention of association workers
at present is the organized adult
class. Great efforts are being made
to reach and enroll men in Sunday
school work. If ycu win the older
business men of the community you
will have the young men and the
boy problem will solve itself. ITO
keep the boys in Sunday school.
build around them wall of men !"
Mention was made of a town Of 600
people, in which every man but one
was enrolled member of some Sum
day School A spirited paper was
read upon Music in the S. S."
The music mostly in use was sever
ely criticized. The conditions are
nothing less than sinful. The music
now in use has rythm and nothing
else, and is largely responsible for
the dance.
Among other questions ably dis
cussed were The Boy Problem, Home
Visitation. Primary Work, etc.
The international Association
holds its triennial meeting this year
at Louisville, KY. Our state is en-
titled to 16 delegates.
Our state association meets next
year at Parker.
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GROVER CLEVELAND DEAD
Former President and Distin.
guished Democratic Statesman

Princeton, N. j., June "a. Grover
Cleveland, former president of the
United States. died suddenly at his
home here this morning at $40.
Physicians who attended him attri-
butte his death to complication of
heart failure with other diseases.
Mr. Cleveland was seventy-one- years
old at the time of his death.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-06-25
Must Label Political Puffs

The Oklahoma House and Senate
passed a bill providing for primary
elections of all candidates. A fea-
ture of the measure is require
ment that all favorable matter print
ed in a newspaper about candidute
during either primary or campaign
for election must be labeled, in at
least ten point type. Political Ad-
vertising. Chicago Newspaper I'm
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-06-25
FOURTH OF JULY
AT ST. LAWRENCE

Preparations are completed for a
big celebration at st. Lawrence,
where many Millerites will join in
the festivities. The full program
was received too late for publica-
ton.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-06-25

The boosters are doing much for
Philip. When a stranger hears every
one boosting the town. he must form
a good opinion of the town and it's
people. Philip Review.
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WINTER HARBOR.

Miss Madge Tracy, Of Steuben, is clerk
ing for E. w. Written.
Mrs. Fannie Sargent and daughter
Halle returned from Rockland Tuesday.
Mrs. Bernice Moore, Of Waltham, Mass,
is spending the summer with relatives
here.
School at the Lower Harbor closed Fri
day afternoon after a nine weeks term
taught by Miss Agnes Crane.
Bert Rand has rented the A. B. Newman
house and moved his ia ily there.
Mrs. Sarah Phelps, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Lovina Tracy the past two
weeks, has returned to Steuben.
James B. Weber and family, who have
been spending the winter at Junction
City, Kan, have returned and are occupy
ing the Irwin Sumner place.
DR.. A. e. Small and wife left Tuesday
for Bangor. The doctor will attend thu
annual meeting of the Maine medica
association at Bangor June 10 and II
Friday, DR.. and Mrs. Small will go t.
Charleston to be present ct the graduation
| OF Miss Clara Jones from the Higginl
classical institute.
June 10. E.
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INDIAN POINT.

School closed June 3, after q successful
year taught by Miss Elizabeth Humphrey,
of Lincoln.
Elmer Reed, of Hornellsville, N. Y, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Annie L. Slower,
and other relatives on the island.
Mrs. Belle Herlihy and SON Walker, Ed
ward O'Hearn and wife, of Bar Harbor,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs
Abbie Higgins.
Mrs. Josephine Crockett returned to
Northeast HArbor Sunday, after a week
with her mother, Mrs. William Walls, who
has been quite i'll but is now out.
Mrs. Abbie Higgins, who has spent the
winter in Bar Harbor, returned to hel
home at Indian Point last week. She
found her house had been entered and q
number OF things stolen. Camp Oliver
near by on her premises, had also been
entered, and what was not carried away
was destroyed.
June 8. H.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

Schools closed Friday. s4

Schools closed Friday. as. .s..ss q
Miss Gladys Bridges was in Castine last
week. @
Yacht Indrs, Capt. Fred Phillips, came
in Sunday.
A daughter was born to Leslie Mitchell
and wife June 4.
Mrs. A. H. Sherman and Miss Elsie are
visiting friends in Boston.
O. L. Flye is home from Bar Harbor,
where he has been teaching.
Mrs. j. w. strout and Miss Helen strout
have returned to Cherryfeld.
Prof. A. B. Bibbs and family are at Capt.
J. E. Tibbetts' cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Lillian Green and Miss Myrtle
Green, of Arlington, Mass, are here for
the season.
Gleason Allen, who has been with Lee
H. Powers in Boston the past year, came
home Friday.
Mrs. Rachel Wells is home from Provi-
dence, r. L., where she has been visiting
her daughter.
Lee H. Powers, Master Foster Powers
and Miss Lou Powers, of Boston, are at
their cottage.
Miss Wing, of Old Town, who has
taught the lower grades in the high school
building, left for home Friday.
Work is being rapidly pushed on A. E..
Farnsworth's cellar for his new house on
the lot he purchased OF Peleg Curtis.
Miss Harriet Cleveland returned to her
home in Skowhegan Friday. Miss Cleve-
land has been principal of the high school
for two years, and has done much for the
school and won the esteem of the pupils
A fine musicale was held in Odd Fellows
hall by the Acme Concert Co., of Belfast,
under the auspices OF the Brooklin high
school, Wednesday evening, June 3. This
is the first time the Acme company has
visited Brooklin. The hall was filled to
the doors. All numbers of the excellent
programme were well received. The hit
of the evening was made by the Hammons
Bros. male quartette. Special mention
should also be made OF the Patterson saxo-
phone quartette, also the cornet solo by
Miss Littlefeld. The people thank the
graduates for making it possible to enjoy
such musical treat. The hall was prettily
decorated in old gold and green bunting,
with evergreens and ferns.
June S. UNE FEMME.
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MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bar Harbor, May
80, by Rev Carl N Garland, Miss Lillian
Bernardini to Morey Smith, both Of Bar
Harbor.
CHENEY-MOORE--At Portland. June 6,
Miss Margaret Cheney, of Portland, to
Leonard NJ Moore, of Ellsworth.
GILBERT-SNOW-At Ellsworth. June !, by
Rev A A Kinam, Miss Volura Gilbert to
Galen Snow, both of Ellsworth.
GROSS -JOYCE-At Stonington, June 8, by
Rev Simonton, Miss Viva Florence
Gross to Eugene Bennett Joyce, both of
Stonington.
EIGHTON-BRAGDON- franklin, MAY
80, by Rev A w Lorimer, Miss Gladys 4
Leighton, of Franklin, to Nahum H Brag-
don, of Eastbrook.
MQUISTION-MOORE- Boulder, Col,
June 2, Miss Elizabeth Harper McQuistion,
of Boulder, to Ernest Linwood Moore, of
Longmont, Col, formerly of Ellsworth.
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WEST ELLSWORTH.

There were religious services at tn,
grange hall Sunday evening.
School, taught by Miss Lura P. Carter
will close Friday, with the usual exercises
George NJ. Barron has moved his cows
into the old homestead pasture for the
summer.
L. B. Carter and E. L. Smith are at work
for the new concrete block company at
Hancock.
Miss Lura P. Carter and Miss Annie 8.
Carter spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Martin Giles and wife at Ellsworth
Falls.
Miss Mary A. Smith, who has spent the
spring in Portland with her sister, Mrs
Herbert Seeds, is spending the summer
with her father, Vim Smith.
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BORN.

BONELL-At Stonington, May 20, to Mr. and
Mrs Pietro Bonelli, q son.
BRIDGES-At Brooklin, May a. to Mr. and
Mrs Reuben Chester Bridges, a son.
DAvIS-At Trenton, June 4, to Mr. and Mrs
John Dnyis, q son. ~ LIZ
DESTEFANrS-At Stonington, June /, to Mr.
and Mrs Jimmie Destefanis, q son.
FARNHAM-At West Brooksyille, June 2, to
Mr. and Mrs Winfred Farnham, son.
[Winfred Bray.l
HINCKLEY-At Bluehill, June S, to Mr. and
Mrs Robin Hinckley, daughter.
KANE-At Ellsworth, June 7, to Mr. and Mrs
Jasper Kane, q son.
MITCHELL-At Brooklin, June S, to Mr. and
Mrs Leslie Mitchell, daughter.
WITHEE-At Surry, June 3, to Mr. and Mrs E
C Withee, a son.
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CITY MEETING.
Appropriation for Fourth of July
Celebration

Appropriation for Fourth of July
Celebration.
recess meeting OF the board OF alder
men was held Monday evening. Full
board present; Mayor simonton in the
chair. 1t was voted to grant Vim Cunning
ham, of Surry, license to run a merry-go-
round, at g for first week and ~ for each
subsequent week. Mr.. Cunningham de-
sires to come here and it is understood
will locate on State street short distance
above the cemetery.
b. T. Sowle, chairman of the general
committee on Fourth of July celebration,
appeared before the board to ask permits
sion for the fire department to give an ex-
hibition run on the Fourth, also to ask
for the free use OF Hancock hall on the
evening of the Fourth, and an appropria-
ton toward the expense Of the celebra-
ton. The board voted an appropriation
of 500, with the understanding that any
surplus from the fund shall be turned
back to the city. The free use OF Hancock
hall was granted, and the matter of fire
exhibition was referred to the chief en-
gineer, the board giving its consent to the
exhibition.
Street Commissioner Woodward, to
whom was referred complaint of Elbridge
Milliken OF damage to trees from telephone
wires, reported that the trees were grow
ing up into the wires, and recommended
that the poles be moved.
In regard to the sewer under the Gaynor
and Burrill buildings on Water street,
Commissioner Woodward reported that he
had investigated the same. He found the
drain in bad shape, with much sewage
standing there, but did not think it the
city's duty to cover the drain under the
Burrill building.
The street commissioner was instructed
to investigate nuisance at Ellsworth
Falls in the shape of a stagnant pool near
the John Cook house, and if it was within
the province Of the city to take care Of it,
to dig the necessary drain to take of the
water.
Adjourned.
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SEAL COVE.

Miss Mertice Small, of Sunset, was the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Powers, last
week.
Rev. J. A. Thoms has rendered his resig-
nation to the Manset and fremont
churches, to take effect in the fall.
While delivering his sermon Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Thoms was seized
with fainting spell, and service was
brought to an abrupt close. Mr.. Thoms,
w,ho came on a wheel, was removed to his
home in carriage by Mr.. Walls.
June8, N,
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DIED.

BUNKER-At Franklin, June 5, Charles I
Bunker, aged II years, months, days.
COOK-At Everett, Mass, June 3, Harvard H
Cook, formerly of Ellsworth, aged % years.
DESTEFANIS-At Stonington. June /. infant
son of Mr. and Mrs Jimmie Destefanis.
DORR-At Aurora, June !, John Dorr, aged
II years.
MARKS-At Orland, June g. Elbridge G
Marks. aged rs years.
MEAD DEAL Orland, June /, Fred w Meade,
aged 50 years.
wEST--At Ellsworth, June s. Mrs Elizabeth
West, aged IS years, months, II days.
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LAKEWOOD.

John Wilbur, of Eastbrook, was here a
few days last week.
Mrs. John Moore, of Boston, is with
Mrs. A. II. Wilbur. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
were formerly of Lakewood. During the
past spring Mr.. Moore died, and the body
was brought here for interment at Green
wood cemetery. Mrs. Moore is to remain
during the summer.
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hortly after o'clock Sunday afternoon
Re broke out in the blacksmith shor
ped by William Mack, and spread tc
Msck's store and house, and from
be to the Austin house. The billiard
p pool alley owned by james and Albert
FClure, caught almost at the same time
y Dunbar and McGouldrick houses
Pght next, but after much hard work
Pc were saved. The loss is estimated at
loo.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

L. B. Bridges has moved his family to
Long Island for the summer.
Parker Bridges is keeping house in Mrs.
George A. Carter's house.
School closed Friday after term of ten
weeks taught by Miss Ida Morse, of Blue
hill.
David Bridges left Sunday to join the
steamer Sieur de Monts for the summer.
Proctor Bridges has gone away seeking
employment.
June IL. B.
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Right Help
T. For
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|rt,. sherman. Me-, Aug. "a, 1905.
~. used the L. F. bitters with
- iol years. They are the only
= ~ s s. ind to help me when /
e.tack Of headache"
respectfully yours,
Ar. George Kneeland.
|soor'' SICKNESS 8. comes a dose Of IL. F."
"A bitters will work wonders TO-
~, aklng a recovery. They act
~ and bene6cially on the whole
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
Ar June 8, sch Melissa Trask, New York.
coal Lord
Ar June 8, schs Scud, Lamoine; Mildred
May, Bar Harbor
Hancock County Ports.
WEST SULLIvAN-Ar June 8, schs Franconia,
Mary Augusta
Sid June z, sch J s Beachman
Sid June 9, sch Willie Maxwell
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and checrfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that 1t is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. 1.-THE child urin-
ateS ton often L. the
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EAGLE.

EAGLE.
John H. Quinn has put some bath
rooms in his house.
E. S. Brown has a weir this summer.
A postoffice has been esta bfished here
with Willis Johnson as postmaster.
]. O. johnson is still at work for r. B.
Fuller at Bear island.
June 6. j.
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rnrRMAN GEORGE w. wEICK,
IA south Seventh Street, Denver,
Alderman Eleventh Ward, writes !:
have used Peruna for catarrh Of the
.,cb and it has helped me wonder
y"
Chronic Stomach Trouble.
n. SAMUEL A. SEAL, Route 2,
Treadway, Tenn, writes:
ktsiyes me great pleasure TO testify
be great good your medicine, Peruns,
dome for me in q chronic case Of
krb OF the stomach. was confined
~ bed for some time, and could not
|up. had tried everything that I
ld find recommended for catarrh,
bout anv benefit. I tried the best
Idcisns in Hancock County, with
4 or no benefit. then tried two Of
bes. physicians in Hawkins County,
! found they were doing me no good.
h gradually growing worse.
Then 8 friend Ut mine, passing BY,
lded me one Of your pamphlets, and
|ng how Peruna was recommended
cstarrh, l sent to ROgersville.
hnessee, next morning, . distance Of
Ia. fifteen miles, and procured some
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(ording to directions, and after taking
! few days began to get better.
b Continued using It until I was able
|go to work ON the farm again, and
j am in very good health and do
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)eple who Object to liquid Med
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SOUTH HANCOCK,

c. Y. Wooster is ill.
Mrs. c. r. Bunker, of SomerviIIe, Mass.
are at their summer cottage.
r. II. Young is at Grsnd lake with a
fishing party from New York.
Earl Haley is home from Brooklyn, N.
", where he spent the winter.
L. A. Penney. of Bangor, was a guest at
r. H. Young's Saturday night and Sun
day. !.
Mrs. L. A. Penney has been spending q
few weeks at the home of her father, R. II,
Young.
Miss Eva Scofield, no has been at South
Gouldsboro a few weeks, returned to
Samuel Mitchell's to-day.
June 8. w.
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BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE.
E. U. Douglass has returned to Bangor
after visit to his home here.
A. P. Friend is painting his buildings.
Plans are being made to put new fence
around the cemetery, which will be
great improvement. The old one is nearly
all down.
June s. A.