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GoULpsBoRo.

Mrs. Francens Stevens, OF Bar Harbor,
is visiting friends here.
Charles Tracy, Charles Mo- and Ira
Young have gone to Rockland, where they
have employment.
Miss Mildred Ramsdell, who has spent
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Florehce
Young, has returned to Addison.
Mrs. Mary Squirting is in the hospital at
Bangor, for an operation for tuberculosis
OF the bone. All are anxious for her
speedy recovery.
Cecil Moore, who has been with the
army in the Philippines for the past three
years, is ct home for three months before
re-enlistlng for another three years.
Rev. Mary F. Macomber, OF Franklin
preached in the Methodist church here
yesterday in exchange with Rev. g. W. NJ.
Reyes. Miss Macomber was Q former
pastor here, and her many friends were
glad to welcome her.
Children's day exercises, which were to
have been held in the grange hall Wednes-
day evening, under the suspices OF Cush-
man grange, were postponed until Satur-
day eyening because OF the rain. Satur-
day evening they were carried out success
fully, and were very interesting. Refresh-
ments were served.
Sept JYN,
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EAST oRLANb.

Miss Bertha Dorr has gone to Castine to
enter the normal school.
William Folsome, OF Newton, Mass, il
the guest Of F. w. Wentworth.
F. p. Mason has been Obliged to close
his box mill owing to low water.
Walter 4. Clark and wife have returned
from trip to Castine, Bangor ana Kineo.
Mrs. Emily Dunbar is home from Z
weeks visit at North Castine and North
port.
Mrs. Ernestine Marks Is home from 4
visit with her cousin, Miss Helen Dun bar,
at North Castine.
Mrs. George Dickinson, Mrs. Sanborn
Gould and son Harry have returned Ia
Hyde Park, Mass.
Miss Marion Gibbs has resigned her
position at w. l.. Wentworth's store
Olive Farnham succeeds her.
Pyam Gilkey, wife and daughter Fran
ces, who have besn visiting Capt. G. G.
Pendleton, have returned to Germantown,
Pa.
Sept. Z. NJ,
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BAR HARBoR.

Mrs. Elmer J. Morrison died Sunday
evening, after an illness Of several weeks.
Her death causes sorrow throughout the
entire town, as she was general favorite.
Mrs. Morrison was thirty-seyen years OF
age. She leaves husband, one daughter,
and q son. She was the only child of
Postmaster William Fennelly.
Mrs. William Wilson died Thursday
morning at the Bar Harbor hospital, OF
cancer. Mrs. Wilson was most estimable
woman, of refined character and excellent
traits OF character, and had wide circle of
friends here. For many years she was
housekeeper for Mrs. Elliott f. Shepard,
of New York, and had passed many sum-
mers ct Bar Harbor.
= John j. Emery, one Of the most promi-
nent summer residents, died Saturday at
the Turrets. his summer home, after pro-
lcuged attack Of pneumonia. He was one
Of the most prominent New Workers who
spent the summer at Bar Harbor, and
owned one Of the largest summer estates
here. He had spent many seasons at the
resort, and was prominent in the social life
of the place, as well as in the various civic
matters. He was seventy five years OF age.
He leaves widow and five children.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Schools are to commence Sept. II.
Willard Springer has built dwelling at
the pond and moved his family in.
James McNaughton reports seeing Z
wild pigeon at East Franklin recently.
George NJ. Whitaker, wife and family,
Of Orland, visited relatives here recently.
H. A. Clark shot gray squirrel Thurs
day, the only one seen here for years.
Charles Coombs, from the western part
Of the State, is visiting his brother, Enoch
Coombs.
Charles Clark, OF Lewiston, Is having q
cottage built Mt Great pond, which he
will occupy during vacation.
Frank Bradbury has an additional order
of fourteen car loads OF stone for the
Washington County railway.
John T. Clark, wife and son Barry have
just returned from an outing at Brandy
pond in company with an up-river party.
They report q fine time.
The Clark reunion was held August -.
Representatives OF the family from Bos-
ton, Bar Harbor, Hancock, Sullivan,
Orland, Ellsworth, Eastbrook and Frank
lin were present. Two hundred were in
attendance. The Clarks trace their snces-
try lack to John Clark, mate OF the May
flower.
Sept. Z. CHEER.
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9e6rrtisen.enrs.
THE MIGHTY POWER OF MI-O-NA.

Mi-o-na, that extraordinary and
perfect stomach tonic, will relieve
dyspepsia in twenty-four hours.
It will cure, and is guaranteed BY g.
A. Parcher TO the readers Of The
Ellsworth American to cure the most
pitiful cases OF dyspepsia, II taken
according to directions
Mi-o-na tablets not only cure dys-
pepsia, but all stomach disturbances,
such as vomiting OF pregnancy, sea or
car sickness, and the stomach sick
ness after excessive indulgence.
Mi o-na cures by strengthening and
invigoratipg the flabby stomach walls,
and after course of Milo ma treat
ment, constipation, if there Is any,
will entirely disappear.
Read this from the president OF
New York corporations:
81 have been terrible sufferer from
dyspepsia and gastritis for two years.
The most eminent physicians pre-
scribed for me with no effect. l have
been absolutely cured by your Mi O. ma
tablets. The first one gave me relief
almost incredible Herbert H. Tay-
lor, sol West 143 Street, New YORK
City.
Mi-o-na is q most economical treat.
ment--a large box of tablets only
costs SO cents G.. A. Parcher's, anC
the dyspeptic, nervous or otherwise
who does not give them trial, il
losing an opportunity to regain health
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WEST BROOKsvILLE.

George Ketchman, OF New York, is at
the Brookside with his family.
Mrs. Ira w. Tapley and daughters Car
rie and Mildred have returned to Brook
Ign, N. Y.
Charles Turner and wife, of Philadel-
phia, are visiting Mrs. Turner's mother,
Mrs. Nancy Smith.
Miss Olive Smith has gone to Princeton,
Mass, to spend few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Woodland.
George Otis and Walter Moore Tapley,
OF Rockland, are visiting their grand
parents, George H. Tapley and wife.
The TapIey Bros. have had good catches
OF herring in their weir every tide the
past week. The fish bring thirty cents Q
bushel.
Capt. Frank Jones has gone to New
York to take the command OF Capt.
Brooks Grindel's barge. Capt. Jones will
be absent two months.
Joseph Varnum, a native OF Brooksville,
after an absence Of fourteen years. il vis-
ting relatives here. Joseph has been sail
ing out of Portsmouth for the past two
years.
Capt. John Nelson Lord died at his home
in Brewer Friday, Sept 4, aged about
seventy years. Capt. Lord was born in
Brooksville and lived here for fifty years.
He followed the sea, becoming . master
mariner at an early age
Sept. ToMsoN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
wALTHAM.

Mrs. Howard Davis is visiting relatives
in Brewer.
Mrs. Lettie Wiley is working for Mrs.
NJ. K. Haslen.
w. B. Hastings has returned from q
business trip to Boston.
Miss Isabelle Jordan is making extern
sive repairs on her house.
Miss Lutte Fletcher, of Ellsworth, is
working for Mrs. Belle Haslem.
Herbert Hapworth and son, of Bar Hair
Dor, were here several days last week.
Mrs. Lovinia Woodward, who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned to
Walthan, Mass.
Mrs. W. B. Hastings, Mrs. Willard Has
lem and Mrs. Belle Haslem attended the
spiritualist ca-npmeeting at Etns.
Vernon Haslem and Miss Marion Jor-
dan have returned to their studies at
Maine Central institute, Pittsfield.
Wilson Googins and wife entertained a
large company Of young people at his
camp at Webb's pond Friday and Satur-
day.
The dwelling of the late Nahum Has
lem has been sold, and is being torn
down by parties who will build sporting
camp. 1t is one of the old land marks.
Mrs. Charles Jordan gave a dinner re-
Gently in honor OF her sister-in-law, Mrs.
leila Colby. Four generations were rep
resented in one family. Mrs. Colby was
the recipient of several nice presents. All
wish her many happy returns OF the day.
Sept. Z. Fl.
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EDEN.

Miss Mabel Smith, OF Harpswell, was in
town last week.
Chester Alley left last week for visit to
Waterville and vicinity.
Miss Isabel Froet, of Msriavi!ie, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Lena Hodgkins.
Mrs. +. l.. Andrews, who has been visit
ing in Boston and vicinity, is home.
Mrs. C. F. Burleigh and Mrs. w. L.
Alley, who attended Etna campmeeting,
are home.
Edgar Bryant, wife and son, OF Law
renee, Mass, were the guests of Mrs.
Fannie Andrews Saturday and Sunday.
f. L. Smith and wife, who have spent
the summer here, have returned to
Westerly, r. l., where Mr.. Smith will re-
sumo his duties as principal Of the high
school.
George Thomas while helping Edward
Cousins on his new well Thursday, fell to
the bottom. fourteen feet. No bones we're
broken, but he WAS badly bruised and
shaken up.
Work is progressing at the fair grounds.
The track Is nearly completed, and q
horse-shed eighty feet in length Is nearly
done. A new fence is tc be built around
the track, and other improvements made.
Sept. z. v.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sov adssfionat Cbanfy w<ss zee other pas,s.
sARGENTvILLE.

Alfred Jones has returned to Bangor.
Miss Sarah Parker has gone to Hamp-
den to teach.
Ira Hamilton has gone to Lincoln, where
he has employment.
Miss Gertrude Cover and Guy Mitchell
are guests at Ashiawn.
Miss Jane G. H. Parker has returned
from a visit in Freeport.
Miss Flora L. Bowden has returned to
her school in Hull, Mass.
George Bowden and family have re-
turned to bingham, Mass.
Clarence Chatto left Monday for Lewis
ton to attend Bates college.
Mayberry Byrant, OF Cambridge, Mass.,
is the guest OF ID. @. Eaton and wife.
Miss Eualia, OF North Sedgwick, has
been the guest OF Miss Myrtle Nevells.
Mrs. Evie Kimbali and children spent
part Of last week with friends at Deer lsle.
Mrs. r. B. Sargent, daughter Ethel and
son Malcolm have returned to Melr0se,
Mass.
Mrs. Charles Frizzeil and daughters
Florence and Belle have returned to
Mattapan, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Mason and son Carl, Of
Cambridge, Mass, are guests OF A. G.
Dodge and wife.
Miss Nan Grindal and brother Thomas,
of South Penobscot, have been the guests
OF Mrs. Clara Bowden.
Capt. Melville Crockett, wife and son
Robinson, OF New York, and Wilbert E.
Crockett and wife, OF Philadelphia, are
spending the week with Mrs. B. c. Sar-
gent.
Sept. SIN.
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EAST BLUEHlLL.

Miss Marjorie Long went to Boston
Friday.
s.A. Long has sold Ais farm to L. B.
Grindle.
Richard Boardman left for New York
Sunday.
Miss Susie Long has returned to Wake
field, Mass.
Miss Emma Young has returned from
Northeast Harbor.
Harry Wright, wife and little daughter
have returned to their home in Billerica,
Mass.
Mrs. Charles Wardwell and nie6e, Miss
Lena, have returned from Northeast
Harbor.
Mrs Morris, of New York, visited her
sister, Mrs. Charles Youtman, few days
recently.
Mrs. Ross Greene, of Prospect, came
Saturday to join her husband, who re-
turned from Stonington. They are visit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-09-09

kHISS MAYME E. SMITH a. r.
AvA Mound ST., Columbus, Ohio. w,i,s..
"Have used Peruna for catarrb ~
hay fever. The results being rem,,l-
able, ! can highly recommend II 10 an
who are suffering with the above A..
eases. am happy to be able to ..y i,
has helped mo wonderfully
What IL known as hay fever !. !,
reality endemic catarrh, a catarrhal
condition Of the nose, throat, SOM.
times the bronchial tubes, induced /,
some local irritanf.
Thsirritation is generally due to ve,s.
tai carnations Of some sort. Hav h.
been suspected ~ being the cause Of
this malady, hence its name, hay fever
It has been attributed to rag weed and
other vegetation also. Ii is a verv
capricious disease, coming and going.
A medicine that will help one case NAV
not help another. Such treatment hu
always been very uncertain and unsst
isfactory.
Peruna helps some cases without
doubt, although IL is not claimed 10 b.
an infAllible remedy for such cases.
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OTIS.

Lyman Salisbury was home to attend
the reunion.
Mrs. Blanche Salisbury and little son
Carroll are visiting relatives in Bangor
and Brewer.
Freeman Jordan, of Ellsworth Falls,
visited his sister, Miss Nancy Jordan. over
Saturday night.
Aaron Salisbury, one of Otis progress
i've and successful farmers, is digging q
well few feet from his residence.
Mrs. Wallace Tibbetts who has been an
invalid nearly year, was very ill Friday,
but is more comfortable at present.
The Salisbury reunion last Wednesday,
on account OF bad weather, was not as
large gathering as in former years, but q
goodly number was present and enjoyed
the day.
William Morey, visitor here, accom-
panied his daughter Miss Francena to
Swans Island last Friday, going thence to
New York. Mrs. Morey and the younger
children will remain month longer.
Sept. Z. DAVIS.
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MT. DESERT.

Mrs. James Pryor left Sunday for New
York.
T. II. Donaldson, who has been employed
in Stonington, has returned home.
l.. NJ. Colweli, wife and child leave to-
day for New York, thence for Columbus,
Ohio.
William Crafts, principal OF the high
school, with his family, has returned from
his vacation.
Mrs. J. c. Hill and granddaughter
Beulah spent the week lend with Mrs.
Hills brother Arthur B. Kingsley, Of West
Gouldsboro.
John B. Pine left Sunday for New York
Mrs. Pine and daughters Alice and Edith
leave to-day for Northeast Harbor for q
short visit before joining Mr.. Pine.
Sept. T.. REX.
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ing Mr.. areene's parents, P. R. Greene

ing Mr.. Greene's parents, P. r. Greene
and wife. \
Mrs. Twining, who has been spending
the summer with relatives here, has re-
turned to Burlington, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Mills and little daughter
Nellie, of Providence, r. l., are visiting
Mrs. Mills parents, U. l.. Candage snd
wife.
Mrs. George Coombs, with her little
daughter Evelyn, and Miss Lizzie Coombs,
Of Isle au Haul, are guests OF F. ID. Long
and wife.
Wilbur Lyman and daughters Lottie and
Carrie, who have been guests OF Mrs =.
| III. Curtis and Mrs. Lowell Young the past
| week, have returned to Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. George Hussey left Friday for
Bath, where she will meet her husband
and go to their summer cottage Long
wood in Winthrop, for few days before
| returning to Everett, Mass.
Sept, z. N.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Sadie Mcfarland left Monday for
Castine, to enter the normal school.
Leona and Pauline Bulger, OF Bar Har-
Dor, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Ceylon
Emery.
Edgar Robbins returned Friday from
Tilden, where he spent Q few days with
Mrs. Robbins parents.
Rev. A. F. Schauffier, d. d., OF New York
city, will speak at the Baptist church SUM-
day, Sept. 10, at 3 p. m. DIR. Schauffier's
annual visit is always looked forward to
with interest. The parish feels itself
highly favored in having an opportunity
to hear such an able scholar and preacher.
Sept. Z. X.
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EAST LAM0INE.

8. w. Bennett has gone to Boston, where
he will be employed.
&C. Tooic and wife have closed their
cottage and returned to Bangor.
Mrs. Fred Reynolds has closed her home
here and returned to Dover, n. ii.
Miss Lena DesIsles and Miss Natalie
Gilman, who have been spending the sum
mcr here, have resumed TO Bangor, where
they are employed.
Festus Merrill. wife and daughters leit
Saturday for their home in East Edding-
ton. They have sold their log cabin 70
Prof. Treadwell, OF New York, who will
occupy 1t few days.
Sept. d.
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NORTH sEDGwIcK.

Hugh Crowley is running the rotary at
John Thurston's mill.
Mrs. Nellie Staples and son Austin are
visiting relatives at Swans Island
Robert Bethel, OF Bluehill, who has beef,
in town week, returned home Thursday.
Miss Mamie Sperry. of Bluehill, who
has been visiting Hazel and Joyce Friend,
returned Thursday.
Mrs. r. A Elweil spent two days OF last
week with her twin sister, Mrs. G. A.
Grindle, at Brooklin.
Harry s. Elwell, who spent his vacation
with his mother at 1.-The Cedars'', has re-
turned to New York.
Mrs. Endora Smallidge, OF Seal Harhor,
who has been visiting Mrs. Maud SMALL
idge, has returned home.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Allen on the arrival of baby
boy Sept. 5-Charles Kenney.
There was a baptism at the pond Sun
day afternoon, Rev. n. Hunt ofiiciating.
Mrs. Evelyn Young was baptized.
Nj. A. Marks and family and Mrs. Lord,
who have been visiting Frank Marks at
the homestead, have returned home.
Herbert Allen, of Haverhill, Mass, is
is keeping house for her nephew, George
II. Allen.
Rev. N. Hunt, OF Charleston, gave a lee.
ture here Thursday evening and led the
meeting Sunday evening. He leaves for
home to- day.
I H. l.. Elwell and daughter Amy, OF
Portland, who have spent q week with Mr..
Elwell's mother, Mrs. K. A. Elwell, have
returned home.
Miss Maria and Alice Blanchard, OF New
York, grandchildren Of the Rev. Stephen
Thurston, visited their cousin, Ella
Thurston, one day last week.
Saturday evening Harry Thurston and
wife gave a house party which was at
tended by large number of their friends,
who passed most enjoya BILE evening play
ing games. Ice-cream was served.
George Page, Francis Allen, John circuit,
Edwin Smallidge and Roy Allen left fol
Marshall's island Tuesday, returning FRI
| day evening. They enjoyed the trip in
the naphtha boat and had good luck fsh-
| ing.
Miss Abbie Elwell and Miss Amy Elwell,
OF Portland, NJ. A. Marks, wife and two
children, of Brookline, Mass, Mrs Ella
LORD, OF Somerville, Mass, Harry Elwell,
of New York, and others, in all twenty
! took trip in Roy Aliens naphtha boat
and spent the day fishing and enjoying 9
clam bake on the island near Bluehiil
Falls. All enjoyed the day.
| Sept. Z. RAE.
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RECEPTION.

Friday evening, Aug. q, farewell re-
ception was held in the Baptist church in
honor of Rev. C. c. Koch and wife. Mr..
Koch has resigned the pastorate here, and
is soon to go to Minnesota. The church
took this way to manifest its good wishes
for his happiness and prosperity in the
new scenes.
Mr.. Koch and his wife have ministered
to this large pa IRISH for two years and a
half, and have won many friends. They
leave with the assurance that their min
istry has been attended with pa:1staking
devotion and unusual enthusiasm.
The occasion served to give pleasant ex-
preston to the general desire to give them
cordial farewell. The arrangements
were in charge of Arthur H. Sargent. The
church was suitably decorated for the
formal reception.
Koch were escorted from the parsonage,
where they were met in the receiving line
by the deacons OF the church and their
wives. The line thus formed included be-
side the pastor and wife. w N. Means and
wife, Herbert S. Dority and wife, George
w. Grindle and wife, and f. H. Smith and
wife. For about an hour the ushers,
young ladies and gentlemen, introduced
the large assembly, who severally greeted
the retiring pastor.
Addresses were delivered by Prof. F. p.
Fowler, OF Brown university; DIR. J. r.
Davis, of Philadelphia, and Rev. r. l..
Odds, of Bluehill, Mr.. Sargent presented
to Pastor Koch a set OF twenty-one
volumes bound in leather, entitled
'sModern Readers Bible'', and = single
book. The chairman also handed Mrs.
Koch Q case containing two IS gold pieces.
Mr.. Koch responded graciously, revealing
his appreciation OF the expression OF good
will.
The exercises were interspersed by
A~x n y
the organist, Mrs. Eaton. The event was
brought to close in the chapel, where
lemonade and cake were served.
Sent z &
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SOUTH suRRY.

School begins Sept. 8, Miss Matte Grin
die, teacher.
Mrs. Helen Hsslem and Mr.. II aslem are
visiting at 4. Z. Young's.
The appearance Of the church has been
greatly improved by paint.
The weir fishermen are doing . good
business now, after dull season.
Maurice Gray, OF Sargentvilie, is visit
ing his sisters, Mrs. r. A. Coggins and
Mrs. l.. J. Thurston.
DIR. Edward +. Briggs and family, and
DR.. Charles Briggs and family will return
TO LexinGton this week.
Mrs. Brown, Miss Melissa Brown from
Sound, and Mrs. Lettie Candage, of Ston-
inRton, were here last week to attend the
funeral Of Minnie Bonsey.
Sept. z. TRAMP.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Merle Googins visited in Bangor ha
week.
Eta Springer is visiting Flora stfs'son
at Marlboro.
Reua Springer is home from NortheaS
Harbor. She will teach at West Hancoek'
william Stuart came home rom -
Eastern Maine general hospital wean''
day.
Mrs. julia Cline is able to ride out ~.
after being confined to the house VIII
fractured elbow.
Jennie Springer returned saturday 4 Ii ~.
q visit ct Raccoon Cove. She is maen ~
proved In health.
Mrs. w. E. Tracy and daughters, M, w
and Beulah, of Franklin, vlshea 80
Charles Googins last week.
Sept. 8.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Preston Williams is ill with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Lena Caller has returned from q
weeks visit in Watervilie.
Mrs. Lottie Havey is visiting her pa
rents, L. Nj. Bragdon and wife.
Mrs. Cora Reed and daughter Josie are
visiting Mrs. Hannah Williams.
Miss Grace Woodwork is spending q
week with her parents before going to
Winchester, Mass.
Mrs. Margery Wiibsr came from Els
worth Saturday to attend the Wilbur re-
union at Eastbrook.
Mrs. Vina Bracket and Miss Ray Reed
have returned to Boston after spending
their vacation here and at Seal Harbor.
Sept. Z. T.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sEDGwICK.

Bert Croker, of Bangor, is the guest OF
F. H. Smith and wife.
The eabodys leave to-day for their
home in Needham, Mass.
Percy L. Eaton has returned from Bos-
ton, where he has been employed.
Frederick A. Sutton, Of Providence, X. l.,
is at Travellers Home for few days.
One of the pleasing features OF the Sun
day morning service, conducted by Rev.
A. w. Smith, was the violin solo by Mrs.
Eugene Sherman, who played without
notes two beautiful selections. Mrs. Sher-
man plays with much expression.
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WINTER HARBOR.

Mrs. Clara / oss has gone to Waterville,
to visit friends and relatives.
DR.. Small is spending q few days with
friends and relatives at Sunset and Ston-
ingt0n.
his parents, George T. Childs and wife.
will return to New York this week.
Hon. H. r. Brown, OF New York, and
DR.. Patten, Of Amherst, delivered interest
ing addresses to q large audience at the
republican rally Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. B. Cole and daughter, who have
spent several weeks here and st Prospect
Harbor, have. returned to Wsteryille.
Mrs. Cole wac accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth HAMILTON.
Sept. T. n
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Henry Grindle is doing carpenter work
for Mrs. A. l.. Hudson
Adelbert Seavey is doing stone work for
A. 4. Farnsworth, at Brooklin.
o. A.tHooper and Samuel Hazen have
been laying sidewalks to replace the old.
Louis and Eugene Sherman are visiting
their parents, L. K. Sherman and wife.
Mrs. A. ID. Gott and daughter have re-
turned to Woburn. Mass, where Miss
Gott viii resume teaching.
Sept. Z. SUB.