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tredse is an energetic young man Of good
habits, and his many friends wish him
success.
Miss Matte Handy, Of Bucksport, is
with Mrs. Abbie Austin.
Miss Eunice Coggins is visiting relatives
and friends at Islesford and Southwest
Harbor.
Miss Inez Hagan, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her parents, has re-
turned.
Mrs. Charles Brown has gone to East
Machias, where she will be employed.
Mr.. Brown will soon follow.
Mrs. A. E. Austin will leave this week
to spend few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. J. w. Bowden, at Castine.
Herbert Hodgkins' family arrived on
Thursday at the Elms for the season. DR..
Hodgkins, who accompanied them, will
return to his business in Waterville in
few days.
July 20. Y.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Levitt and family, OF Boston, have
arrived at their summer home here for the
season.
{ Edward Brewer !and family, of Brock
ton, will open their summer home here
this week.
Mrs. Sidney c. Bunker, who has spent
the winter ia Brockton, Mass. has re-
turned to her home here.
The relatives and friends here OF Mrs
William Stanley were saddened to learn
of her death, at her home onlMonhegan
island recently.
Rev. c. B. Bolles preached in the union
meeting house Sunday. The morning SER
vices during the season will be held at
Islesford and the afternoon services. here.
The ladies' aid building mot parish
house as previously reported) is all COM
pleted on the outside, and it is planned to
have it finished by Aug. II, the day on
which the ladies' aid society proposes to
hold its annual fair and sale, and furnish
chicken dinner.
Miss Viola Joy, who graduated from
Hebron academy in June, and who went
direct to Poland Springs to work, has been
obliged, on account Of i'll health, to give
up work, and has returned to her home
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

The preachers for the summer at Union
church are as follows: July 10, Rev.
William Adams Brown, professor in Union
theological seminary. New York. July rs,
Rev. Charles F. Carter, Lexington, Mass.
August 2, Rev. Samuel NJ. Crothers, Cam
bridge, Mass. August 9, Rev. William
De Witt Hyde, d. D., president Bow dom
college. August IS, Rev. Frederick w.
Perkins, First Universalist church, Lynn,
Mass. August %, Rev. Wilbur N. Mason,
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church,
Salem, Mass. August 30, Rev. Henry
Wilder Foote. First Unitarian church, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Sept. 16, Rev. Charles F.
Dole, First Congregational Society,
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
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The extensive forest fires which have
been burning over q large territory east
OF this place for the last three weeks, were
partially put out by the rain Friday even
ing and Saturday morning. The rain
came at very opportune time, as the fierce
southwest wind Friday afternoon had
famed small fire, just over the town line,
into such large proportions that the men
in charge were unable to control it. In .
remarkably short time it swept over
nearly two miles OF cut-down to the vii
lsge OF East Franklin, and several houses
were in great danger when the rain came.
The main fire east OF the place has been
trenched nearly all around, and q small
crew has been watching it day and night,
but it is hoped the heavy showers Monday
morning have completely extinguised all
the fires.
More than ninety men have been EN-.
ployed by this town in fighting forest
fires this season, and the cost viii exceed
$500.
July %. ENIGMA.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Charles H Williams visited her son
al Wsterville last week.
Miss NJ. +. Macomber has started a
series of bible talks Wednesday evenings.
Mrs. smythe and two children, of CAL
ais, are guests of Walter Wilson and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard, of Keene, N. H.,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Butler.
Paul and Miriam, children of H. c..
Bunker and wife, are recovering from their
illness.
Mrs. Hattie Bragdon, who is lame from
ruptured vein near her left knee, is i'm
proving.
Or. Fl. F. Collins is spending a week at
West Pembroke, the guest of Rev. c. E..
Petersen.
The Misses Barton, of Bangor, are visit
ing their grandparents, Arthur Bunker
and wife.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers, Of Waltham,
Mass, is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Marion Bunker.
CcuoOueE JouH .. DtdcudIu Is at W. -.
Blaisdell Co.'s wharf, loading with paving
for New York.
z. E. Pickett, wife and two young sons,
of Washington junction, were weekend
guests at John Ficketts.
The Methodist Sunday school has ar
ranged for its picnic at Hardison's
grove, Tuesday, July q.
Mrs. Brainard and Mrs. Barden, Of
California, are guests OF their brother,
Benjamin Crossley and his wife.
Ex-Mayor L. F. Springer, of Norway,
Mich, will join his family here this week
at Green Gables, for short time. He
viii be accompanied by his brother
Alonzo.
Josiah Smith and wife, Of Lamoine,
were weekend guests of Mrs. Smiths
brothers, Capts. Asa and Alonzo Dyer,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland their
daughter), of Massachusetts. They had
spent q week at DeMeyer's camp East
brook.
Miss Bernice Dunn, soloist at the Metho-
dist church, Sunday afternoon, sang
Beautiful Home of Paradise. Mrs. c.
}. Watson and J. b. DuRoy, who were
soloists Sunday evening, sang ''God Holds
the Future, and 'Face to Face, respec-
lively. Their rendering of the three
beautiful sacred songs was a delight to
the congregations.
July 20. B.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

The funeral OF Capt. James Sullivan
Lord was held in the church Wednesday,
July Is. The service was conducted by
Rev~C. A. Purdy. Mr.. Lord died Monday
afternoon after 8 two-weeks' illness fol-
lowing an injury received while carting
loose stone from the highway Monday,
June %. He was in the act of dumping q
load OF stone when the horse jumped for
ward and he was knocked down and run
over by the cart. Some ribs were frac-
tured and he was internally injured. Mr..
Lord was seventyfiv FIVE years OF 'ge. He
leaves q widow and one daughter, besides
one brother and sister. He was highly
citizen Of the town, and deeply
interested in the welfare of every good
institution. He will be greatly missed.
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WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. Hahn, of Rockland, is employed
by Mrs. F. L. Provan.
Miss Evelyn Lunt has gone to the Clare
mont, Southwest Harbor, for the summer.
Miss LYDIA Rumill is waitress at the
Clifton house. Northeast Harbor.
Miss Helen Clark, OF Manset, is visiting
hef cousin, Julia Clark.
Owing to welcome rains, the forest fires
in this vicinity are extinct.
George Springer, Of Colorado, is spend
ing few weeks with his parents, L. S.
Springer and wife.
Hattie Melcher, of Dorchester, Mass,
is spending her vacation with her grand
mother, Mrs. Sadie Eyre.
July IS. THELMA.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WINTER HARBOR.

WINTER HARBOR.
Rev. Gideon Mayo supplied the pulpit of
the Baptist church Sunday.
d. A. Morrison and Miss Minnie Morri-
son, OF Bar Harbor, were in town over
Sunday
William P. Guptill, who is employed at
Bar Harbor, spent Sunday with relatives
in town.
Extensive repairs are being made on the
exterior and interior of the Baptist
parsonage.
Work on the house OF Samuel Connors
is progressing rapidly. F. e. Weston has
charge Of the work.
DR.. Small went to Bangor Tuesday to
accompany Mrs. Fulton Pike, OF South
Gouidsboro, to Miss Paine's private
hospital.
Lewis Temple and wife and Bruce Cow
perthwaite and wife, Of Birch Harbor,
were in town over Sunday, guests Of Mrs.
Richard Bickford.
Colon E. Pendleton, wife and family, Of
Lynn, Mass, are spending q two-weeks'
vacation in town, guests Of Capt. A. ].
Gerrish and wife.
Eugene Pettee and Miss Halle Sargent
were married at the home of Mrs. William
Sargent Thursday evening, in the presence
OF a few friends. Rev. Gideon Mayo
ofaGiated.
Among those who attended the demo-
cratic State convention at Bangor We'd
nesday were James NJ. Gerrish, l.. NJ. PEN
dleton, DR.. Small, &. E. Grover, H. E.
Hooper, William Gerrish and James r.
Foster.
Priscilla, wife of r. NJ. Torrey,
died Thursday after long and painful
illness. Besides husband, she leaves
three daughters Mrs. Frank Huckins, OF
Birch Harbor, Mrs. Elmira Higgins and
Mrs. Emma Upham, OF this town. Mrs.
Torrey was loving wife and mother, a
kind neighbor, ana will be greatly missed
in the community. Funeral was held at
the Baptist church Saturday interment
at Birch Harbor cemetery.
July 20. E.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Harris Taylor, of Danviile, KY, is a guest
at the Butler home.
David Lowell and family have gone to
Rockland to visit friends.
Miss Jennie Marshall of Bar Harbor,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha
Marshall.
Fires in this vicinity were beginning to
be very serious until the rain of Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Luel1a Bridges and three children,
OF Chicopee Falls, Mass, are visiting
friends here.
Congratulations are due Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Mcfarland on the birth of boy,
born July IS.
Miss Evelyn Butler, Mrs. w. K.
Springer, Harris Taylor and A. E. Tracy
and wife were in Bangor Wednesday.
July 10. SUMAc.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Edgar Springer is at home from North
east Harbor 10 get his hay.
Miss Alice Young, of Bar Harbor, is the
guest of Miss Persis Young.
William Benn and wife, of Lawrence,
Mass, are guests of Mrs. Henry Bartlett.
Frank Walls and wife, of Bar Harbor,
and George Haskins and wife, of Melrose,
Mass, spent Sunday with relatives here.
The party returned to Bar Harbor Mon
day.
July 20.
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AMHERST.

Mrs. Seth Remission has gone to Gas.
tine.
Homer Silsby and vile, of Bangor, are
in town.
Mrs. Erwin Roberts has gone to Edding-
ton for a weeks stay.
L. E. Crosby and wife have returned
from trip to Bar harbor.
James Richie and son Martin have re-
turned home from Fairfield, where they
have been haying.
Major Leard and wife, Of Bangor, were
in town Sunday visiting Mrs. Leard's
parents, Samuel Nickerson and wife.
Miss Rose Nickerson, of Phillips, Fla, ac-
companiec them.
July 20, O.
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PROSPECT HARBOR,

Joe Stanley spent one day last week at
his old home in Steuben.
Halcyon temple. Pythian Sisters, ac-
cepted two members at its last meeting.
Mrs. NJ. a. Handy has returned from
Bar Harbor and opened her house for the
summer.
Miss Ogretta Rose, of Roekland, is
spending few weeks with Mrs. Hannah
Marshall.
Mrs. Leslie Storrs and children, of
Jamaica Plain, Mass, are at e. w. Cleaves'
for few weeks.
Mrs. Charlotte Hewins, a recent guest of
her son, has left for Cape Cod to join
other members of her family at their sum-
mer home.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton's house party
was increased last week by the addition OF
other children George Hamilton and
wife, Mrs. Charles Grover and children
and Mrs. c. c. Baker were guests at differ
ent times.
July Is. C.
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The Remedy That Does.

ssDr. Kings New Discovery is the REM
edy that does the healing, others promise
son, OF Auburn Centre, Pa. TT is curing
me Of throat and lung trouble OF long
standing, that other treatments relieved
only temporarily. New Discovery is doing
me so much good that feel confident its
continued use for reasonable length of
time will restore me to perfect health"
and throat and lung healer is sold ct e. g.
MooRE's drug store. Soc. and 81. Trial
bottle free.
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EGYPT.
July 20.

Miss Abbie Hutchins has gone to Bar
Harbor, where she has employment.
Miss Minnie Mullan, Of Bangor, is visit
ing her parents, Barney Mullan and wife.
Mrs. Kate Grath and sister, Mrs. George
Jordan, visited relatives in Lamoine last
week.
Holcie Coombs and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of son.
Harold Francis.l
D. M. West, wife and daughter Esther,
Marion Rich, Norris Savage and Weston
Clark, OF Bar Harbor, spent Sunday with
friends here.
July 20. w.
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OTTER CREEK.

A daughter was born to George Smith
and wife Thursday, JuIy9.
Miss Flora Trip has returned from Bar
Harbor, where she was employed.
Aulick Palmer and family are ct their
cottage, ''Otter's Nest" for the season.
W. 8. Wight, OF Bethel, has organized
singing class here. Mr.. Wight is teacher
OF much ability, and it is hoped many will
take advantage Of these lessons.
July 10. ANON.
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COUNTY NEW 5.
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WEST SULLIVAN.


Herbert Jellison, OF Eastbrook, was in
town over Sunday.
Leon Thomas and Bernice Smith are en-
ployed in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Bradbury Smith arrived home Sum
day from short stay in Steuben.
Ralph Moore and wife, Of Prospect
Harbor, are visiting II. II. Havey and
wife.
Frank Springer is in the Bangor hos
pital undergoing treatment for appen-
dicitis.
Miss Florence Chaplain is spending her
vacation with her grandmother, Abbie
Chaplain.
Mrs. A. B. Hayey has gone to Caribou,
where Mr.. Havey has engaged in phar-
macentical enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs Moffett, OF Worcester,
Mass, who have been the guests OF F. f.
Pettengill and wife, have returned home
after two-week sojourn.
Rev. Ralph Farrell, native OF this
place, and now representing the "Latter
Day Saints, addressed an audience in the
Union church Sunday evening.
A. p Havey and wife are receiving con-
gratulations on the arrival Of daughter
Sara Elizabeth. Miss Jessie Bunker,
graduate nurse, is employed there.
The cantata, "An Hour in Fairyland,"
will be presented in X. OF p. hall August
IL, under the auspices OF the ladies' sew
ing society connected with the Methodist
church. The children are working hard
to make the affair success. There will
be sale OF fancy articles.
July 20. Vox PoPuL.
Edna Havey arrived home Saturday
from Castine, where she has been attend
ing summer school.
Cora NJ. Gordon, who has been teaching
in Boston for the past two years, is spend
ing her vacation at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. +. F. Haskell.
The newly-elected officers OF NJ. l.. Stew
ems lodge, X. OF p, will be installed Tues
day evening. The second rank will be
worked on one candidate. Refreshments
will be served.
The crops have been greatly benefited by
the recent rain, although it came too late
to be Of much benefit to early crops. The
hay crop is considerably below the aver
age in this section, although it is Of good
quality.
The granite business is very slack here
at present; in fact, this has been the dull
est season here for many years. Many
men have been compelled to seek work in
other places, but it is no ed business will
improve in the near future.
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the moter feet here. He has purchased
the Hustler of z. A. Over.
July l6 a daughter came to gladden. the
hearts and brighten the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Rice.
Mrs. Edward Huckins returned Thurs
day from visit to Bar Harbor and vicin-
isy, accompanied by two Of her sisters.
July N c,
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Mrs. Louise Newman spent the past
week at her home in Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Elmer Farren and her infant son
are spending few weeks at j. w. Coles.
Miss Marguerite Downs, of Brookline,
Mass, is guest at Mrs. Charles vansaw's.
Miss Evelyn Tilden, OF Tenants Harbor,
was guest OF Miss Leila Cole over Sum
day.
Miss Mabel Larrabee, of Kingman, and
Mrs. Warner. Of Dover, left for their
homes Saturday morning.
July 20. C..
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SUMAC.
NORTH LAMOINE.

Archie Kief is spending his vacation
with his brother Percy.
Harvard Kittredge has gone to Ports
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ANON.

Regulates the bowels, promotes easy, nat
urai sction, and cures constipation-Doan's
Regulets. Ask your druggist for them. Is
cents box.-Adpt.
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mn, says; II find Electric B it,sn.. Csiu-
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medicine" MI: Harden is right iiiU,e IS e
pest OF all medicines also for vat. ~ the
lame back and all run down cond; sness
BEST 100 ior chills and malar;s Sal.
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BIRCH HARBoR.

B. w. Hancock and J. F. Temple at
tended the circus in Bangor Wednesday.
Jerry Landers launched his new boat
last week, and is now having the engine
set up.
Edward Rice has added another bost to
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her home, but returned to Poland 9 e
immediately. -hd Spfiau
July 20.
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more ON the bushes. One bush h.s ~ u sa
quarts on It. nau nits,
July 20.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19
LONG VOYAGE
FLEETS PRESENT TRIP RESET BY
 MANY PERILs.
Distance Likely Equals the Earth's Cir- cumference-Treache Wa tern, Torrid Weather En Route, Then the Well
 come Home.

The American battleship fleet has started on its homeward voyage. At the rough estimate of 5000 miles sep" arattnE San Francisco from Hampton Roads and the circumference or the earth at 24,000 miles. we comprehend that the great vessels are to travel seven -eiEhths of the watery surface of our globe. This would be the fact if they could lay a course along the aouator. but the route planned for the return trip will be very much longet' says Julius Chambers in The brookiyn Eagle.
 compared with the outward voyage. 4ht~ ane ia frauEht with hundred Hanzars that the former did not com Tront After the call at Honolulu the trIo to the South Seas, to Visit New zaaIard and Australia. will De extra hszardous; but the great area or Oceanica !s so imperfectly charteo tnAt the task of picking a way through l,s countless channels, avoiding lts Inut' titudinous reefs ana lsian1s ".t ",,ts,s tinp nsand the best skill Of our haVis@e'hs officers. h, .h.
 soma of the deepest water In the ocean is 10 be found near Guam; put rba route of the ships from the AUS trs1tan ports will be northerly ana there Is no reason to believe that even one vessel will visit the lonely lslano in the mid-Pacifc. acquired from Spain' ana of no value, except as cable land ing. .,.,..,..,... rr.ssnts roanv dangers, as was recently demons strated by the wrecking of one or the c.reat Northern's mammoth steamships al lie entrance Thence to Manila the way Is pre-eminently safe. Hongkons is only 300 miles distant. A voyage through the Straits of Malacca does " That route is followed by large fleet of conrmercial craft. English, German. French and Japanese, and accidents oc- cur rarely The run from Singapore to Colombo, across the Gulf of Bengal. ia frauRht with terror of simoons There are several small groups or ls- lands fin that tempestuous bit or wa ter. but they are well lighted ana no excuse would suffice to explain col- iision with any of them. From the Ceylon port a direct course will doubt Iess he laid to Alden. at the mouth of tha Red Sea- However desirable might be a call at Bombay. it would be fraught with such danger to the crews ou our ships that wisdom will advise aralnst such a demonstration of our apnreciation of British good will Bu- boIric plague and many sorts of levers are permanentiy present fin that har- Dor. naturally one of the finest on the face of the earth.
 Alden is a mere rock rising out Of the heated waters that with the tides surge in and out of the shallow Red Sea. It Is the most depraved eommu- nity known to civilized man, although MandiIay and Port Said contest this pre-eminenee. There will not be any shore leave granted to the sailors al that point Although the Red Sea will not he reached until the latter part of November. the intoierable heat during the five days steaming to Suez win give many a poor fellow prostration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19

The fremen especially will suffer, be- cause fresh air sent down to them by powerful blowers will be found devoid or oxygen and quite as unbearabie as mat of the boiier-room,
 The thfrty-six to forty-eia hours required ta get the heet through the Suez Canal may afford q few of inc omcers an opportunity to run over to Cairo. time sufficient to trolley to the Pyramid and Sphinx, to a highbail of American whiskey at the bodeRa op- posite Shepherds Hotel and to reioin their ships at Port Said the following evening
 Plans for the Mediterranean v,s,ta have not been given out. Tn great probability, the fleet will further sub divide. in order that people in many ports may see examples of the White Squadron" simultaneously.
 rendezvous will doubtless occur at Toulon, Gibraltar or Lisbon for the grand ceremonial visit to Southampton to salute the royal coIors of Great Britain. This part of the world -cir- cling tour must not be lost sight Of for single moment. It ought to oc- cur about the middle of January, Ieav- ing fortnight after its completion for the Atlantic run, with the homeward bound pennant streaming from inc foremast or wherever such a stan of- fers the opportunity to unfurl the wflin of bunting. God grant that every ship returns in safety!
 "Home again. from every foreign shoreW will be the song. Sands will play it; officers and men will sing it {: wives. long widowed, will make it a call of welcome to returning husbands.
 "Haii Columbia. happy lands'