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PERSONALS.

,ri-,, non, Ivo.ver has returned
e.- "l9S ,I,.r, ,,,o,tbs' ,,a,ation at Mantt.
iio''' d XIV
Colonel n. W Clayton went out to
his ranch yesterday, for a -FOUR Guys
rest
Atty. w h. Hutchinson has rer-
turned home from Il three weeks alb
sence in the east
,,,,,,o.,,.
vice Preslueut ana e'e ., ira az =,
w W, n. bahclo l.., oI tlt 9l''' LING = -
ludNb on Il puSllitSS llll.
,,,.
Fred SCARF OF NhlCdEo, t ~ me- a.
wen know retall urugSlst III ms wy -
In town on visit Tor lie" u"ys'
Mai George w Wooten of the Ben
relaobone roninanv has returned from
a t,yn weeks, tnsnectlon of the lines i'm
southern Idaho
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Percentage of Manufacturing
Plants in Operation Great
ly Increased.
RETAIL TRADE RATHER QUIET
This is easonable--Country Mer-
chants Are More Disposed 10
Rcplcnish Stocks.

New York, Aug. 2s.-R. q. Dun's
Review of Trade win say tomorrow:
Gradual improvement continues, es-
pecially in respect to the percentage
of manufacturing plants in operation
and country merchants are more dis
posed to replenish stocks.
Retail trade is seasonably quiet, ex-
cept where sales are stimulated by
clearance sales, but wholesale and
jobbing houses are doing a good fall
business, although collections are ir-
regular. With the exception of the
cotton mills. there is much less idle
machinery in the leading industries.
Several wage agreements have been
signed. and there is little strife be-
tween capital and labor.
on the whole, crop prospects are
satisfactory, and producers obtain I'M
usually high prices,
Packer hides are firm, but other
descriptions have sold at concessions,
while trade is less active.
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LATE LOCALS.

Rillc Team Icavc~--Adiutant Gen.
wcdgNood win be- home the latter
part OF next week from inc vu'"
camp The rifle team s leaving camp
Perry today and VIII reoeh mere luca-
day.
Big Peach Crop--W O knudscn
of Brigham city is tn town. lie say
Brigham viii shin ont this season
800 cars of fine peaches TO EASTERN
markets. and TINT the crop promises
to be unusually productive
Beatty Wants Namcs--secy, Beatty
OF the state board of health WISHES
that all persons intending 10 alttn4
the tuberculosis congress 10 3S Iel9
at Washington. Sept. u, would senu
him their names, AS he WIShea \"
send them on to Washington in adj
vance.
Soldiers In Nhitc--White duSN
suits are now being furnished the
enlisted men at Fort DouBlu7' ~, NJ
at the recruiting stations. lue
bright brass buttons set OF the SUITS
10 advantage, making the men appear
very natty. The suits We're due III
June. but the quartermaster ue-
partmcnt was behind In It's work.
Hail Did Little Ilarm--Farmers
from Davis county say the tomato
crop was damaged by hall storms
only in spots sections of the county
escaping entirely. At Bountltul'
about one-quarter of the crop was
destroyed.
Talks on Tcmpcrance-The subject
of temperance will be presented III
Phillips Congregational church sun
day evening. when there VIII De q
gold medal contest held at
o'clock. a good program has been
arranged, and all friends of temper
ance are cordially invited. Admission
will be free.
Cruelty to Administrators Rick
etts of Brighton was yesterday chals-
ed with cruelty to animals at the
instance of Or. r. b. Beatty of the
local humane society Ricketts, Is
accused OF driving team of horses
which was fearfully weak and enact
ated,
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Aug. 9.-Cattle-Receipts
about 700, market steady. Beeves $50
m7T0; Texans. 3.50m5.00; westerns
3.4O@5.S0: stockers and feeders 2.60GD
$50: COWS and heifers l,75W5.S0;
calves h25@770.
Hogs-Receipts about 5000: &c high
en- Lights 6.1546.95; mixed 6.2Om
7021a heavy 6.15mT05 rough 61bm
Gas; good to choice heavy $3.50 T05;
pigs $50 5.S5; bulk of sales 6,46@
ESQ.
Receipts about 1000 mar
ket steady. Natives 2.25@ 4.S5; west
erns 2.50GA30; yearlings 425@5,00:
lambs S.506615: westerns S,50@6 25.
OMAHA.
omaha, Aug. -Cattle-Receipts
200. Market unchanged.
Hogs Receipts 800, market steady
to sc higher Heavy 6.45M6.60; mixed
6.45@6.5O; light 6,4O@670: pigs 5.5e@
6.25; bulk of sales 6.45m655
Sheep Receipts 200. STEADY. Yearl-
ings 4525GD4.75: wathers S,S0@4.25;
ewes 1926 q 400; lambs 4.004 400
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Aug. 29-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 500. Market steady. Stockers and
feeders 2.sOa475; bulls 2.40@3.50;
calves 3.50G6.50; western steers 5000
500: western COWS 2.50p3,75.
Hogs-Receipts 1000, market Sc
higher. Bulk of sales 6.55@6.75; heavy
670@6S5; packers and butchers sos
1850; light 6.253670; pigs S.50W5,25.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Aug 29.-Sugar--Raw
quiet. fair refining $40, centrifugal .96
test $50. mollasses sugar $40.
Refined quiet, crushed 30, powder
ed $40: granulated 500.
Coffee Quiet, No. Z Rio 6ls, No. 4
Santos SIS
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STATE ARRArGNMENrs

There We're two state cases before
Judge Whitaker this morning. A..
McManuis charged with burglary In
the second degree for stealing bar
rel OF whisky from the New Fesort
guilty and the cuse was set for prellm-
mary hearing oct 2, I'm default OF
$1,000 bail he was committed TO the
county iau
Manic Elder, arrested ON tho charge
of burglary for stealing suit OF
elothcs from n. X. Johnson, ~ west
First South street pleaded not guilty
and was tukou to the county JAN in de-
pult OF $3.50 bonds.
Tine docket in Judge Diehl's court is
now crowded with state cases There
les one on more cases yet for each day
until the I'm of October.
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SEEKS HIDDEN WATER.

O e. Meinzer OF the United States
geological survey, is in town from Mil
lard and Juab counties where he has
been investigating underground water
currents. He finds there is plenty of
such water In the arid farming lands
for domestic and culinary use, but not
for irrigation. Mr. Meinzer will exam
inc the situation in Iron county later
on. He is junior engineer in the United
States geological survey, and is CO.
operating with the state engineer in
this work.
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Lamorcaux Tunes Pianos.
% Vest lat South. Ind. 1921.
FRIENDS OF
MISSION ARIES.

Have You a friend or acquaintance
in your former field of labor. to whom
you would like to send a copy of the
If so, take advantage OF our special
offer, made to aid the great mission
AIRY work, We send the paper ono
year to any point in the United States,
Canada or Mexico at half price, 800.
This does not apply to points where
there are regular wards or stakes.
Foreign postage extra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
LARcENIsTs FINED.

Albert Fitzgerald ana Charles Good
fellow, each charged with petit lar
ceny, the former for stealing har-
ness and the latter for stealing a
mandolin were Ia court this morning
Fitzgerald was found guilty and was
hlcd E25 while Goodfellow pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to 100 days
iu the county mil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
WITH THE POLITICIANS.

An official call for the American"
party convention has issued from the
office of Chairman j. ~. McGmty The
convention is scheduled for the salt
Lake theator Sept. rs, AZ 10 o'clock a.
m. The primaries 10 select delegate,
to the convention VIII Doe held We'd
uesdny, sept 49,
This is The day OF candidates. They
are announcing themselycs m every
corner Of the woods, ana ON the Mll
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GRAND BALI
FUNERAL NOTICE.
odoon Saturday sept g.

the funeral OF Harry Mills, who died
In this city Wednesday. Aug. 20, at the
age on IL years, win DE held IA the
ninth ward meetinghouse, corner Of
Fourth south and Firth East streets
al o'clock sunday afternoon. Tho
body may be viewed mi the meeting.
house at ?. m, on the day OF the fun.
eral.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character and descr,,n.
arranged from the best legal f tpsus
ana brought strictly up to date '''uI
A full supply always on hand a, -
Deseret News Book Store. at ns
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COURT NEWS.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
r. *. johnson Says Woman Stole His
Clothes and Shirts.

Complaints were issued from the Of
flee of the count attorney this morn
ing charging Mamie Elder with third
degree burglary and +. Ambrose Nc
Mannis with second degree burglary.
The Eldor woman is charged with hav-
ing, on Aug. %, stolen a suit of clothes
and two shirts from r. x. johnson,
at ll2 west First South street, while
McMannis Is under the charge of hav-
ing taken a barrel OF whisky from the
New Resort bar at I'll south state
street on June 10. Both cases win be
heard by Judge Whitaker.
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OLD MAGAzINEs-oLD SONGS

Every household contains tber,
few think of preserving them in, in , 0ul
and convenient shape; Won ma
have them bound in any style, ana ~ J,
any expense you may decide n,
The Deseret News. "" al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE LOWER MILL CREEK IRRIGA-
OF business, Mil Greek. Utah. There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account of assessment of
of July, 1905, the amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders
AS follows:
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NOTICE

Members salt Lake Lodge No So
H. T. %. ElkH are requested 10 meet at
i"lgo rooms sunday, Aug 80, at u.
r.. PITT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

!, is the combination.
the exquisite, indescrib'
able blend, the harmon,
of the rich chocolats.
coating and the deli.
e { inside that make,
Med on aids M err''
Wild ow chocolates y
exceedingly popular. '
Meponald's Salt Lake cocoa il,
treat along with breakfast. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

William Spry is back from the south.
whore he has made campaign trip iu
behalf of his candidacy Tor governor.
with him was Congressman Howell
candidate for denomination for Com
gross. Both are confident that they
have the Sanpete and SEWER country
solid for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
Secretary OF Agriculture Who
Sticks to His Desk the
Year Round.
HEART is IN HIS VAST WORK
Some Planting Problems Solved in Il
Way Which Bomtcous Hnrvcsts
Have Strll,ingly Illuminated.
Special Correspondence.

y Y
know nv rho familiar sob,i,,uct of
..1, r.
lam" oi"' ms 10 James NHso'.
of Iowa, secretary of the department OF
agriculture. He is the dean OF the
cabinet ia q. tt,, MI. ,,,,,,,,,,.. 80 .t,.,
-, ,''uo'''' ''','',',' " NV
,rom ns to-. ta,,aa a,,s,,,s
March 3 1897 II is verv I,l,slv f., tho
por,,,ht,,,, ne
plD,i''''s V''i''i'u' III po"o' INA
MT. w lison' II no pleaseS, VIII remain at
the head of the agricultural depart
ment His administration of his de-
partment has been so singularly void
OF uffense and pregnant OF far-reaching
usefulness to the country, that there
are many Democrats who, i'm the event
OF the success of their party next No
vember would ask that Mn Wilson be
urged and permitted TO stay where he
is so long as he is not weary OF the
well doing which has DISTINGUISHED him
the dozen years he win have spent in
his present office Mr. Wilson takes
but few vacations He is often the high
est officer of the government remaining
In Washington Midsummer finds him
at his desk II is because he has his
heart in his vast work and because ne
Is enjoying the fruitinn of wonderfully
varied tests and experitnents I'm vifoIiz-
ing arts of husbnn,lr, mat taens Vi,
10th 10 leave his official o,,ortafs IN
which continually come reports from
IL MIN bera,,so f tj,u "poolTIns incest
ab1v storiee of iocat act,ie,,l,,,,, ~,
trIh,tin,, "a c,Toat ,,stio,,ot ,,,.'.,
P''s os'
CAME FROM SCOTLAND.
ra,nos v,ns,r ~, ,e.,.,,,..,-
horn within low nniIos ~ ~. t,t,,th9
Mace ~ rahert T,,,rrs ~, - ~ w.
far,ne, root IN, t.,sii, s.tt''.i'i
iust RI vanrs aeo Iast S,,nfa,, 49, re-
49, - go, o. 49, sss' 1,uS ~
is9s ~ oa,7, e. s. 10,
II years nIJ sto,,,15 IN, ~.
aub,lo 4, Co,,,.,,,t.,, Ia ~ p ai i.a
bis r,rasn,,t hrr,, ~, ',,,u le,,,orFu 20
ms plesepI hQlle " rama county Ia
thnsiost,c 20 , , oH''y ~ u'igm an en-
bss heor ac,f,,t,. ,g.,,,'1, t'' I'M
iSiattn, es,,,,,,'.. ',i! ~ ii an w
he was that 49, 81 $50
iae,siSt,,r =, ~ ,. VI t'le loN%
So - ~ $50 NV 80 w ~ 81 d.
Canarasg a., ,,t'ia, i so az =" 'neiiipur OF
,a,r7s &C. ~ ~ Ntu tlTte
sa.,,,,t ~, M .''VVi On w HouSt: 10
fo,,, ,.,,r 90 ~ ~ ,os lo,'l' 'i'S'Vh
a,..,,s5 ~ vi n va, ne.olG ne
ls,,'s cabtr,i ,,,,. tvSluet, Nc SIN
e,ilfnra5 yr.,.ire,'t vi ','o es
sor of aerictIlture Ar Inc Io,.a aari
cultural COLLEGE at An,es
SIMPLE AND UNAFFECTED
Mr. wilson as,1 ~, ,to s,.,,..,.,,.
cleavage To- he nrocticni tSi,'l. :
well being and an Of tbo Cain5 i,,s ~
enthusiasm over Tho t, i-,,,.',''eu ,
shrewdly directed industry. He is one
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WOOL.

SIT. LOUIS.
81 Louis, Aug Wool STEADY
Territory and western mediums 800
Is; nne mediums loQl5oi inc ggI2,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS.

NJ. W Miller to e. Steadman.
land section 2l, township 2
south range 1 west ......,..,..S 1000
Maude Richards to j. A. Weld
ing lots Z, etc, Felt's subdivis-
ion Observation-Disclosures. 225
u. a. Jenkins to j S. Russell,
lots II and IL, ciilmer place :. $500
A. d. McMullen to Carol S. Will
klnson, part lot 3, block ., plat
G Observation-Disclosures. 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

David Mattsun OF Webor would be
state treasurer He VIII come before
the next Republican convention urging
his claims with all the backing he can
secure.
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tops. and shouting aloud from the
hands Of their friends.
Fred e. Bassott Is mailing cards to
his frlenda announcing himself can
didate for county clerk. a bit OF rib
bon with Taft's button appended IL
added as a souvenir that may be worn
through the campaign.
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Observation-Disclosures Marie Jensen -.
daughter of Thorvald S. Jensen ~" w
Mercy Ellen Tucket Jensen 4, Nv "
age of 4 months and 1G days. Fs..r a
at p. m. Funeral 12l Canyon ,'DS
1890 p. M, Sunday. ~u'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

AZ tAiN *hiH iNpiNllss. 'sssssHss- .oU
So many shares of each parcel OF stock
as may be necessary will be sold at tho
office of tho company, 7M r.. Fourteenth
south street. on the Sth day Of Septem-
Der, 1905
JAMES NJ. CARLSON, secy.
Dated Aug. 60 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

j. r. Toltou. who served in the lcris-
iature OF which Harry 5. Joseph was
speaker, wants 60 succeed himself as
Democratic leader on the floor. Mr.
Tolton became trained debater while
aparring in parliamentary practise with
MI Joseph
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DIED.

JENSEN--In this city. at & y,
day, Aug. Is, 1908. Marjorie, tr ~
daughter of Thorwald S. Jensen s IVA
months and 16 days. at the N.Y. @ss'
2i2 Canyon road. Burial Sunda,.
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FOR SALE

X. E. Evans. Florist, Sc S. M,ln =
EIornI deslgns a specially. Phon, ,,,'
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McDonald's Salt Lake cocoa :,
treat along with breakfast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

Register today 10 do il, piece
OF binding cord ON the index finger is
necessary tied tight by the wife on
coming home 10 lunch aud shipped
close with tho family scissors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

Chairman j. T. Eldredge. Jr. am
nuunces that y meeting of the Repub-
lican county central committee will be
held M the county building, Monday,
at s D. M. FOR the purpose of fixing the
date of the primaries for the Republi-
can county and state conventions.
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LEASE FOR SALE. 106 50. sT1TT ;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-15
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Miss Hannah Black, of Bangor, is here
for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Fred Grace, OF the Green lake
hatchery, is here for few days.
Rev. H. w. Conley occupied the pulpit
Sunday, in the absence OF Rev. J. D. Prig-
more.
Rev. J. D. Prigmore went to Prospect
Harbor Sunday to officiate at the funeral
OF Mrs. c. c. Larrabee.
Misses Agnes and Mildred Black, OF Ban
gor, were here from Thursday until Mon
day on their way to Otis for a visit with
relatives.
A committee composed OF Mr.. Prigmore,
Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Foster, Miss Hamil-
ton and w. E. Joy have been appointed to
arrange for the date and place, and to
have general charge of the annual Sunday
school picnic. 1t is hoped to have it some
time the coming week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-15
COUNTY NEWS.
To- additional County News sss other paess
BROOKLYN.

6HOOhlxkNs
O. L. Flye was in Bar Harbor last week.
Brooklin library circle will hold fair
soon.
Will Nutter is spending . few days in
Boston.
Mrs. R. c. Stewart is visiting friends at
Swans Island.
VIC. Bridges and wife are boarding at
r. X. Babson's.
Ralph Wiley, Of the yacht Admiral, was
at home last week.
DR.. R. G. Rich and family, OF Portland,
are at the Center Harbor house.
Miss Maude Heath, of Beverly, Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. H. Mayo.
Rev. Mr.. Tuck, OF New Hampshire,
preached in the Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. c. H. Johnston and Miss Ruth, Of
Melrose, Mass, are spending the summer
here.
George Smith, daughter and niece, of
Lawrence, Mass, are visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. Herman Prescott, of Rocklard, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Horace
Bridges.
Mrs. E. E. Ingersoll has moved into her
house, lately occupied by VIC. Bridges
and wife,
Harry Jordan is at home from Hartford,
Conn.,, where he is employed in an
automobile shop.
Mrs. Rosa Snow and Miss Ella Snow, OF
Everett, Mass, are at their old home here
for the summer.
Mrs. Il. J. Carter and son Bernard, OF
Stonington, are visiting her parents, Nell
son Freethey and wife.
Mrs. Harlie Freethey and daughter, who
have spent the past two months in
Lawrence, Mass, are at home.
Miss Elizabeth Harding, of Waltham
Mass, who has been visiting Mrs. A. E.
Farnsworth, has gone to Southwest Har-
Dor.
Rev. A. W. Bailey and son accompanied
Mr.. Bailey's mother to New York Thurs
day. Mr.. Bailey will 60 to Central Africa
in the fall as missionary.
Among the late arrivals at West End are
Mrs. c. L. Sturtevant and family, Mrs. J.
H. Crawford and family, Mrs. J. Dorsen
Johnston and family, Mrs. Florence Hor-
miss, Mrs. w. C. Parson and family, Henry
Clark, wife and child, Of Washington, D.
c., and Miss Sanderlin, Of Raleigh, N. Z.
July 10. UNE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-15
CENTER.

The blueberries are all drying up.
Harold Bennett is visiting relatives here.
George Bartlett, OF Bartlett's Island, was
in town Sunday.
A load of men left here Sunday morn
ing to fight the fire near Seal Cove.
Frank Hodgdon has started his milk
team running from here to Manset.
Clarence Higgins, of Sound, visited his
brother, Robert B. Higgins, Sunday.
Charlotte, the little daughter of Mrs.
Mabel Hodgdon, is a little better at this
writing.
A large number from here attended the
dance on Bartlett's Island July 6. All re-
port good time.
r. B. Higgins will take crowd to South
Bluehill next Wednesday night in his
sloop, the Alice G..
Mrs. Una Higgins is employed at Har-
per & Kopells restaurant at Southwest
Harbor for the season.
Mrs. Flora Stewart, who has been visit
ing her brother, A. H. Clinkard, has
returned to her home in Bar Harbor.
1t is the first time in many years that
the hay on the swamp formerly owned by
w. W. Hodgdon, now owned by Elbridge
Somes, has been cut and hauled in the
barn without there being a fog storm.
Haying is now the rage.
TuIv "a ii.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-15
WEST ELLswORTH.

| Miss Helen c. Mitchell came home from
Clifton Saturday.
Earle B. Lovett, Of Beverly, Mass, il
visiting at Asa 8. Barron's.
Charles Bonsey and sen, OF Bucksport
visited his brother, Emery Bonsey,
recently.
Owing to the dry weather the hay and
Gerry crop in this vicinity will be very
light. The gardens need rain.
Miss Effie A. Barron, with her niece,
Miss Marion McMaster, OF Lowell, Mass,
is visiting her parents, Asa 8. Barron and
wife.
Mrs. Maria Standby and son Fred, and
Mrs. Irwin Standby and children OF Lynn,
Mass, are spending few weeks at Idle
wood cottage.
Mrs. Agnes Sulley, of New York, came
Saturday to visit her brother, George M.
Barron. Her mother came from Bangor
with her to stay few days.
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ISLESFORD.

Elery g. Smith, of Jonesport, left Mon
day for his home.
George r. Hadlock and wife were in Bar
Harbor Saturday.
Senator Deasy and party, Of Bar Har-
Dor, we're in town Sunday.
Miss Flora Stratton, OF Lamoine, is the
guest OF Mrs. A. NJ. Squirting.
w. I. Bowditeh and wife, OF Framing
ham, Mass, are at their summer cottage.
william Buck, OF Medford, Mass, is
employed as engineer on steamer Isles
ford.
Rev. Rush Rhees and family, OF Roches-
ter, N. Y, will not be here this summer,
as they are abroad.
Steamer Islesford will make an excur-
sion trip around Mt. Desert island FRI
day, July II.
R. H. Whites steam yacht Peregrine
was here recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
White and party on board. They visited
relatives here.
Steamer Islesford is now busy taking
parties to the many points of interest
both afternoons and evenings. On her
regular schedule she leaves here every
morning at 7.3O, 1000 and 1910 for South
west, Northeast and Seal Harbor, arriving
here at 9.45 and 1900 a. m.
Julv IA &
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SUNSET.

Miss Rena L. Cain, OF Brewer, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. LYDIA Saunders is visiting her
brother, A. B. Saunders.
Miss Susie Haskell, of Deer Isle, is the
guest Of Mrs. 3. J. Eaton.
CS. Paris and s. b. Knowlton have
gone TO Boston on business.
Mrs. Joseph w. Bartlett, Of Wollas ton,
MASS, is the guest OF Mrs. Olive Fraser.
Henry Roberts, no has been with his
,amiiy few weeks, has returned to Hyde
Park.
Mrs. ]. A. Hosmer and son George, OF
nockiand, are at their cottage for the
summer.
Arrivals at Mrs. George sylvester's are
MISS Ada F. Longfellow, Wellesley Hills,
mass; Mrs. A. c. Coffee, and Miss Sarah
dickinson, Of Washington, d. C.
Arrivals at Fred W. sylvester's: Mrs.
anna M. Davis, Washington, d. c.; Mrs.
raul Shorey, Chicago; Miss Mary B. Will
,srd' Miss Mary Conkey, New York; Miss
harriet 9. Piper, Newburyport, Mass.
mss Mabel L. Moses, w. Newton, Mass;
Frederick Porter, Orange, N. j..
July IS. E.