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SURRY.
May IS,

Alewives are running quite plentiful in
Patterns pond stream.
Quite a large number Of grangers went
to East Bluehill last Saturday night to at
tend grange.
Sandy McGraw, carrier on r. Fad. No.
2, sold one OF his horses to Charles Inman
last Saturday.
Road Commissioner j. H. Wescott is
doing some good work on the road lead
ing to Ellsworth.
The yacht Aurora arrived last Saturday.
Capt. Foss will paint her and get her ready
to go into commission June Is.
The republicans met in caucus Saturday
afternoon and elected as delegates to the
State convention Capt. Mckay and F. T
Jellison.
Harry Torrey has bought half of the
schooner Commerce from Ivory Anderson.
He and Sterling Anderson will run her
coasting this summer.
There will be a memorial service at the
Methodist church next Sunday at 1.30 p.
m. The veterans in this town and those
of Bluehill will attend in body.
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SEAWAIL.

Dudley Dolliver, wife and son Milton
have gone to Oak Point for short visit.
Charles Newman and son Arthur re-
turned to Mt. Desert rock last week.
w. P. Kent, wife and little son Wallace
Alvah, went back to Libby Island light
station May 8. Mrs. George Kent, Mr..
Kent's mother, went with them for a
visit.
Mrs. c. W. Newman, who has been con-
fined to her bed the past week, is little
better and able to sit up. Mrs. Emma
Ladd, OF Mckinley, is caring for her. Her
many friends hope to see her out soon.
May IS. DOLLY.
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SEDGWICK.

p. Clark, of fremont, was the guest
4. A. Small Friday.
Mr.. NJ. A. WATSON came from Boston to
.ummer home here Wednesday morn
5
Mrs. George W. Adams, OF Haverhill,
rved by boat Sunday morning. called
No by the illness of her father, J. W.
knney.
Charles A, Holden and daughters arrived
pme yesterday. after spending the winter
! West Palm Beach, Florida. Their
Iany friends are glad to greet them again
George W. Leighton expects to open a
kkery at Brook Haven about June l.. He
kll have team on the road in this and
bjoining towns, which will be a great
bnyenience during the summer months.
IN. A. Smith, J. II. Hooper, II. s. Dority
BID John Thurston, delegates, and II. w.
Urgent, DR.. Hagerthy, J. w. Paris and II.
|. Small will leave tomorrow to attend
be county convention at Ellsworth
tuesday.
John K. Eaton was in town last week
bcking the household goods of his moth
/, Mrs. W. B. Robbins, who has been
pite i'll. He took her in naphtha
lunch Friday to his home at Mountain
ille, where he will care for her.
Nav ia ~
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BASS HARBOR.

Willie Albee, who has been i'll with sci
atica all winter, is little better.
Angus McRae came from Friendship
Saturday in his new power boat.
Mrs. Eva Benson is moving into Robert
Lawson's house for the summer.
Herbert Condor and family, of Stockton
Springs, are visiting T. w. Jackson and
wife.
Maurice Thurston and wife, who have
been at home week, returned to Rock
land Friday.
Mrs. Tanning and family, OF Astoria, n
Y, will arrive this week. Their cottage
is completed.
Jacob Kelley is putting in the founda-
tions for George Trask's new house on the
Old Point road.
DR.. Tapley gave his arm quite seriou;
wrench while starting the engine in his
launch recently.
Mrs. Jennie Manchester went to Port
land Friday for medical treatment. Hel
sister, Mrs. Hodgkins, accompanied her.
May IS. X. Y. z.
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SUTTON.
The c. B. Church family, of New York.
will not open their cottage this season.
The Talleys, OF Philadelphia, will again
occupy the Kendall house for the summer.
Everybody here is busy at this season of
the year, and anticipate good summer
business.
The Hessenbruch house will not be &C.
cupied this season, as the Hessenbruchs
will go to Europe in June.
Lobster fishermen are getting the best
kinds OF hauls. The price is not high
but on the average it has been the best
spring for years.
Herbert Rice and wife have gone east
for weeks visit. Mr.. Rice has been in
poor health all through the spring, but
hopes to be ready for the summer sailing.
superintendent Of Schools Leslie r.
Bunker and the four teachers of the town
Of Cranberry Isles attended the island
teachers convention at Southwest Harbor
Friday.
hard on the piers and heavy soil pipes
running from the bank into tidewater.
The Wheelwright and Burnham piers
were almost wrecked.
William Burnham and wife, of Phila-
delphia, will arrive May 26 for a week s
stay to see about some changes on their
property. The Burnham, Worcester and
Furbush families will arrive for the season
June Is.
The government has again put over the
suit against the inhabitants of Bakers is
land and the town of Cranberry Isles for
the possession of Bakers island until the
September term of court. People here
hope soon to see this case settled to the
satisfaction of all. Benjamin Thompson,
of Portland, will handle the matter for
the Bakers island people and the town Of
Cranberry Isles.
May IS. r.
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WEST EDEN.
SPRAY.

ID. w. Mckay has so far recovered as to
be out daily.
Miss Katherine INLAND is the guest OF
Mrs. Edith Rich.
Mrs. c. NJ. Rich has gone to Northeast
Harbor for a few weeks.
Isaac Emery and wife have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. d. G. Hall, the past
week.
Miss Marian Kittredge is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Alice Graves, at Northeast
Har Dor.
Quite fire started Saturday afternoon
on Mr.. Higgins lot, but prompt action
prevented it from spreading far.
Saturday the Christian Endeavor soci-
cites attended the local union at North
| east Harbor. 1t was perfect day and all
enjoyed the trip and the interesting meet
ings.
Mrs. Florence Rich and daughter Ina,
who have been in Boston the past winter,
are guests of Mrs. Rich's sister, Mrs. c..
W. Kittredge. They will go to Bar Har-
Dor Monday Miss Ina expects 10 return
to Boston soon.
The Christian Endeavor society gave a
social last Tuesday evening. There was an
entertainment OF readings, solos and reci-
tations, and the ''model school" caused a
great deal OF merriment. Clam stew, cake
and coffee were served. Proceeds, S14.36.
Last Thursday about thirty men
gathered at the church and under the
supervision of D. G.. Hall graded the
grounds, doing in that day splendid
piece of work which, iflet out by contract,
would have cost over 500. The ladies Of
the neigh borhood furnished a bountiful
dinner and supper, which was served in
the hall.
May IS. NJ.
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SEAL COVE.

Schools in this precinct were excused
Friday, May Is, and the teachers attended
the island teachers convention at South
west Harbor.
w. j. Harper has leased the first floor of
the Harmon block at Southwest Harbor,
and will open a restaurant and ice-cream
parlor, and confectionery and cigar store.
Mr.. Harper will be assisted by his sister,
Mrs. William Koppel, of Boston, who will
manage the establishment, as Mr.. Harper's
May 16. NJ
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ISlESFORD.


G. H. Fernald is employed at Mt. Desert
rock.
Rufus Ham, of Bath, is employed by
James Sprague.
Merton Pierce, of Lamoine, is employed
by George R. Hadlock.
Mrs. Maud Stanley and daughter Ella
are visiting at Sutton for few days.
DR.. V. Y. Bowditch and party of Boston
are expected this week TO spend few days.
Capt. Frank Spur ling and wife, Of North
east Harbor, visited relatives here last
week.
There was no school Friday, as the
teachers convention was held at South
west Harbor.
Mrs. G. II. Bottome and son Dudley, of
New York, have arrived at their cottage
for the summer.
Rev. c. D. Crane, of Waterville, delivered
an able sermon at the church Sunday
morning, May II.
A delegation of twenty attended the
meetings of the Mt. Desert local union of
Christian Endeavor at Northeast Harbor
Saturday, May 16. Many thanks are due
to Rev. A. P. Macdonald, of the sea coast
missionary boat Morning Star, who con-
veyed the people to and from the meet
ings. The next meeting of the local union
will be held here about Sept. 10.
May IS. >.
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CAPE ROSTER.

Mrs. Annie Black is at home from
rincy, Mass.
L. F. Sawyer is building an addition to
is house. They will have boarders again
bis season.
!. Ii. Blake and son Hiram have launched
heir new motor boat, and will prepare
pr the salmon season.
Van Buren, Black is repairing his build
PCS and making ready for boarders.
Hrhur Gray is working for him.
Mrs. NJ. A. Blake is at home for few
ays to repair her house and clear up the
pounds, after which she expects to return
+ Maiden, Mass.
Eugene Jordan and his bride formerly
ass Georgia Black are at Undercliff for
|ne summer. Mrs. Minnie Clifford is ex-
ecaed to be present at the wedding OF
lss Annie Black and Jesse Potbury, of
ashington, d. c., which will take place
une 10.
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ing good time. A large crowd from
both Northeast Harbor and Bar Harbor
was present. Wallace & Kelley played.
Mrs. A. o. Jacobson and daughter Sigrid
spent Saturday at Northeast Harbor.
A large crowd from this place attended
the local union at Northeast Harbor Sat
urday.
Mrs. j. A. Lethiecq, of Brewer, spent
Sunday with her parents, Lyman s. Somes
and wife.
Charles Leland caught cod fish weigh
ing thirty-five pounds, off Of Babson's
bridge Tuesday of last week.
Rev. Clarence Emery, of st. George,
occupied the pulpit in Union church Sun
day, delivering an interesting sermon.
Mr.. Emery is well known among the peo-
pie here, as he preached for many years
here on the island, and his many friends
were glad to see him again.
May IS. REX.
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EAST BLUEHILL.

Miss Rose Candage has gone to Stoning
ton.
A. b. Leach and family have moved to
Stonington.
Mrs. E. c. Long is visiting her son, A. 1
Long, in Portland.
The Baptist society held an annual roll
call Thursday evening.
Mrs. S. Watson Cousins is in Bangor
with her son Harry and his wife.
Mrs. Frank Weber is ill. Mr.. Weber
was called home from Prospect Ferry.
Friends in the eastern part OF the neigh
borhood met Tuesday evening with Charles
Curtis and wife for a social gathering.
Ice-cream yGs served and good time en-
joyed.
May IS. r.
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EoUNTY NEWS.
County Nesrs see other pages
NORTH CAsTINE.

ia in town for few days.
leach has potatoes and peas up.
g.. Conner is at home from a visit
sstine. .. :,
\ leach and wife.
:. nomansky is in Arabia, where
S,s a fine position.
!. Goldie Dunbar has gone on a nusi-
u, ,,ip to Brockton, Mass.
| hartman and wife, of Bucksport,
W Bowden's for few days.
r.,sc Dun bar and son belmont are
,s after spending the winter in
tne.
usbel Wilson has returned from
- Corolins and is teaching the gram
school in Surry.
=, Iohn Avery, who spent the winter
po.,on and Portland, is at A. X.
Ld,es for the summer.
:. rottie Davis and Miss Sylvia
atom, Of North Bluehill, spent the past
= nth their sister, Mrs. Percy Ward
H.
.,h;e Perry, who is at home from Massa-
[,.s,ts will engage in farming with his
IT,, nc. Perry. They will plant a
I, % acreage in potatoes.
E;l,;am Hooper has moved his family
!, the village to the Emerson home-
la recently purchased by him. He will
l..ce extensively in dairyiDg and potato
(sng.
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NORTH SEDGWICK.

MSS Blanche Staples is working at
fdswicS in the factory.
"fs' II. II, Allen picked rhubarb from a
Anl In her garden April 30.
'he daughters of Liberty met Saturday
'ening at the hall, with q good attend
An interesting programme was
|aried out.
MS, Annie Closson, Mrs. Dora Han
~ un Mrs. R. A. Elwell, Mrs. Annie G.
asn and Mrs. Beulah NJ. Smallidge
"rued the local union at North Brook
f. Wednesday afternoon and evening.
l. meetings were we'll attended and very
Interesting.
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ATLANTIC.

William Burns and wife have a family
of four fine black shag kittens.
Mrs. A. III. Reed, former postmistress at
Atlantic, is spending few days here.
Capt. Willard Staples and wife are at
home for few days. Capt. Staples lately
arrived from Jacksonville, Fla.
Edwin Joyce and daughter Miss Bessie
were in Rockland Saturday. Mr.. Joyce
will go to Onset, Mass; where he has en-
ployment for the summer.
A meeting of the cemetery committee
was held Wednesday, May IA, to decide
upon the new cemetery fence. 1t was
voted to buy an iron fence which will
greatly improve the appearance of this
beautiful place.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

wv III W rsoi hahDOh.
William Mason and his wife have been
suffering from the grip.
John Ralph has purchased a piece Of
land of George Gilley, opposite the Gilley
barber shop, and will build Photographic
studio.
Mrs. Roland Lunt, who has been on a
trip to Providence and New York with
her husband for the past six weeks, re-
turned home by rail last week.
Robert Colt, who spent two weeks at
the Bar Harbor hospital, returned home
but was obliged to go back for further
treatment OF the injured hand.
Ralph Mayo returned last week from
Pittsfield, little ahead OF time, for he
made up the required amount OF study,
passed creditable examination and came
home TO start on his summer work.
j. II. Gilley met with a severe accident
on Saturday last. While starting the
engine OF his motor boat, the driving
wheel slipped and struck him with such
force as to break the bones OF his wrist
III hiiiips SCI the DrOkcD tones and,
though painful, the injured arm is doing
well.
Rev. Charles Harbutt, secretary Of the
Maine Missionary society. will preach in
the Congregational church here and a,
Bass Harbor on Sunday, May "a. As he
comes chiefly for the purpose OF recon-
mending an available minister to fill the
vacancy, 1t is to be hoped that the church
will be well represented.
AT the last regular meeting OF the
Willard union, delegates to the county W
c. T. U. convention to be held at Bar
Harbor May 1925 were elected asfollows:
Miss NJ. A. Carroll, Mrs. Emily Freeman,
Mrs. J. NJ. Mason and Mrs. A. NJ. Lawton
Mrs. A. w. Clark and Mrs. s. F. Rich are
entitled to delegates privileges by virtue
of being executive officers.
The friends Of Rev. Dean A. Walker,
who served the church here until his
health failed, will be glad to learn that he
has so far recovered as to accept a call
from the Andover church, and has asked
for the withdrawal from the Southwest
Harbor church of himself and Mrs.
Walker that he may join the church over
which he is to be installed.
May IS. SPRAY.
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is boarding with her grandmother, Mrs.
Emma Kane, and working in the factory
Frank Herrick has purchased large
fishing boat of 8. w. Tainter.
osman Bridges, Of Boston, is spending a
few days in town, visiting friends.
Wallace Kane has gone to New London,
Conn, to go yachting for the season.
r. w. Smith was in Ellsworth last Mon
day to meet the county commissioners.
Capt. Fred Phillips left last Thursday
for Castine TO join his yacht Indra for the
season.
Bentley Grindle and Mr.. Black, of
Brooksville, are completing the Babson
cottage at West End.
Miss Edith Allen, who has been visit
ing her grandfather, G. r. Allen, has gone
to Sargentvilie.
May IL. UNE FEMME.
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WEST FREMONT.

Capt. Willard Rich came home Saturday.
Dennis Norwood, who has been en-
ployed in Portland, came home Sunday.
Misses Emma and Carrie Thurston left
here Thursday for Prospect, where they
have employment.
Mrs. w. H. Lurt spent Saturday at Nc
Kinley visiting friends. Her husband is
at work there for Capt. F. NJ. Eaton.
B. B. Reed has been chosen delegate to
the convention in Ellsworth. He left to-
day in his motor boat Hazel Nj. l.. w.
Rumill accompanied him.
May IS. THELMA.
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SPEC.
PRETTY MARSH.

Allen Smith has employment at Bart
let's Island.
James Hersey is visiting relatives and
friends here.
Miss Lenora johnson is employed at the
Freeman house.
The work on the Yarnel cottage was
completed on Saturday. Mr.. Carter is
now at work clearing the grounds and
putting everything in order.
May IS. G.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Miss Myra Herrick is teaching school at
Frenchboro.
Mrs. s. J. Stinson has returned after
spending few weeks in Rockland.
Mrs o. l.. Milan, with little daughter
Urla, has gone to Portland to spend few
weeks with her niece, Mrs. Emma Prock.
Mrs. Elmer Conary and Mrs. Charles
Haines, of Manset, were called here last
week by the serious illness of their uncle,
d. E. Newman.
May IS. SPEC.
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SOUTH SURRY.

Mrs. Sarah Fl. Young has gone to Orland
ON business.
CHI. Sawyer and daughter, Mrs. Wilder,
OF Newton Center, Mass, are here for the
season.
Volney Coggins has joined the yacht
Emerald at New London, Conn, for the
season.
d. G. Means and family, who have been
at Bar Harbor through the winter, have
returned home.
Howard Curtis is coming soon from Bar
Harbor to do some mason work for his
father, E. NJ. Curtis.
May IS. TRAMP.
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EAST SURRY.
TRAMP.

Adelbert Thompson, of Holden, is doing
mason work for d. w. Winchester.
A son was born to Percy L. Sinclair and
wife, at Auburn, on May 6-Wendell
Briggs.
Herbert Wescott, of Waterville, speEI
two days last week with his aunt, Mrs. j.
A. Chatto.
Rev. A. L. Hudson, spent two Gays at
his summer home here. He wiz occupy
it about the first OF July as usual.
Nav IS, L.
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II Reached the Snot

|ssnersiI :. humphrey, who owns a large
DENT ~ store at Omega, o., and is presi-
As Wall tne Adams County Telephone Co.
Pix ro ss OF the Home Telephone Co, OF
Disc Nyouhty, O., says OF DR.. Kings New
last tS; 1T saved my life once. AT
HE sno ehihk 1t did. 1t seemed to reach
|shsn p 9Th very seat of nv cough
New Tisseerything else failed.n DR.. Kings
|ho. it9seovery not only reaches the cough
|spus in n. ~ the sore spots and the weak
|aads, .nloat, lungs and chest. Sold
rQs eSSafantee at Z. G. MooRE's drug
IVY. and u. Trial bottle free.
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CASTlNE,

L. hooper returned home last week
zen days tripto Portland and Bos-
~ ne brings favorable report from
!" hooper, who is in the hospital for a
b. Georgia Perkins, widow of Jere
bom aus died Wednesday night at the
!" her brother, Capt. j. J. Clark, at
'se Oh nfty-eight years. Mrs. Perkins
NJ. member of the o. E. S. and the
'Onan's relief corps.
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BROOKLYN.

- l. lodge was in Castine last week.
,n a,''ie Brooksie Joyce is very ill with
davs rye, OF Bar Harbor, spent few
~ last week in town.
--ss rave Carter, of North Sedgwick,
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CRANBERRY ISLES,

AT caucus OF the republicans Saturday,
May 16, William E. Hadlock was chosen
chairman, and Leslie R. Bunker was chosen
secretary. The following were chosen dele
gates to the county convention at Ellis
worth: Leslie R. Bunker, George R. Had
lock, Leander r. Bunker. The delegation
was authorized to fill vacancies. They go
unpledged.
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MANSET.

Miss Florence Frazier, of Ellsworth, is
employed at Mrs. Julia Parker's.
E. F. league, of Bar Harbor, has been
spending few days with his mother, Mrs.
M. c. league.
Mrs. Thomas Fernald is at Minturn,
called there by the illness of her brother
inlaw, ID. E. Newman.
May IS. MAD.
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ORLAND
May IS.

Riverside chapter, o. E. s., will observe
its third anniversary June 16, and it is
anticipating the pleasure of welcoming
Penobscot chapter at that date.
MAY IS. SPEC.
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short visit at the home of E. B. Clark
Wednesday.
Two children of Joshua Sawyer, while
playing by the roadside about week ago,
found boys rifle nearly hidden in the
grass and leaves. There were letters
burned in the stock. 1t was loaded, but
the shell had gathered dampness and
would not explode.
May ID. KIN,
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Brooks Gray has peas and potatoes up in
his garden.
Ross Colson has commenced his seasons
work for Mrs. Nevin.
Stephen Chatto, of Long Island, spent
part of last week visiting his children.
May is. CRUMBS.
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Chronic Constipation Cured.

One who suffers from chronic constipation
is in danger Of many serious ailments. Foley's
Orino Laxative cures chronic constipation, as
it aids digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels, restoring the natural action of these
organs. Commence taking it to-day and you
will feel better at once. Foley's Orino Laxa
tive does not nauseate or grippe and is pleas
ant to take. Refuse substitutes.-G. A. PAR
CHER.
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MT. DESERT,

Miss Georgia Somes was at Bar Harbor
Thursday on business.
Miss Lucretia Richardson visited rela-
tives at Northeast Harbor last week.
The dance given by the high school last
Thursday evening was success, all hav-
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/ suffered habitually from constipation.
Doan's Regulets relieved and strengthened
the bowels so that they have been regular
Seer since."--A. E. DAVIS, grocer, SUP RIM
prings, Tex.-Advt.
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1t is a pity to see a person neglect indica-
tions of kidney or bladder trouble that may
result in Bright's disease, when Foley's Kid,
new Remedy will correct irregularities and
strengthen these organs. Take Foley's Kid
ney Remedy at the first sign of danger.-G A.
PARCHER.
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FREMONT.

Mr.. Norton, of Jonesport, visited George
Wallace and wife one day last week.
Miss Ida Bates, of Augusta, made
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RAE.
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KIN.