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SURRY.

Mrs. John Dority, OF Brewer, called on
old acquaintance here Sunday.
Rev. w. H. Durham preached to the
grangers at the Methodist church Sunday.
Charles Staples and wife, of Ellsworth,
visited his parents, J. F. Staples and wife,
last Thursday night, returning home
Friday.
Capt. Mckay, Arthur Linneken and
George Clark went down the bay fishing
in Capt. McKay's launch last week, and
brought in nice lot of fish.
James Gallison and wife came home
from Augusta last Thursday, leaving
their little child, who had to be taken
away from the salt water, in the care of
its grandmother.
One Of Surry's young women, who mar
ried Portland man, came in an auto last
Saturday night, accompanied by her hus-
band. Sunday they gave number of
friends ride around the town. They left
for Bangor Sunday night.
June 90. 5.
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.

Thomas Simpson arrived home Sunday.
Belle Lawrence returned from Boston
Wednesday.
Rev. Fl. H. Saunderson will preach at
the church next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George Walker and daughter Dor
othy are at Miss Smiths for the summer.
Alice Workman, accompanied by her
brother Winslow, arrived home Wednes-
day. Mr.. Workman has not been here for
eleven years. He returned to his home in
Greensburg, Pa, Sunday night.
The proceeds from the sociable Wednes-
day evening, for the benefit Of the library,
were 80. The entertainment consisted OF
vocal and instrumental music by Miss
Hawkins and Miss Bartlett, and the one
act comedy, mo Men Wanted" The
parts were well taken by Henrietta Simp-
son, Rachel Carleton and Josephine Baw-
kins. Special mention should be made OF
Miss Hawkins as the colored maid. Her
makeup was exceedingly clever. Dane
ing was enjoyed after the play.
June %. H.
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EAST SURRY.
June q.

The Simon Flood house is vacant
Susie and Sarah Stinson have closed
their schools and are home.
Mrs. Hollis Lord, with little daughter, is
visiting her father, NJ. NJ. Morgan, for the
summer.
Heman Treworgy has gone to New York
as mate OF the schooner Julia Frances,
Capt. Edward Dodge.
Mrs. Curtis Clark burned her face badly
last week while preparing preparation
on the stove to kill insects on her plants.
Mrs. Lila Meader Conner, OF Massa-
chusetts, who has been very i'll at the
home Of her father, Jesse Meader, is re-
covering.
Simon Flood, John Saunders, George
P. Clark, Richard Paine and d. w. Win
chester, old soldiers from this town, took
the trip to Jacksonville last week to at
tend the annual encampment Of veterans.
They enjoyed 1t all despite the rain. Mr..
Flood was the oldest man there. He will
be eighty nine July II.
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her death was shock to every one. She
leaves husband and SON Les, Of this place.
June q, A


Mrs. Charles Young is very poorly.
B. @. Grindle is painting James 8.
Grindle's house.
Miss Alethea Roberts, OF Northfield, VT,
is spending the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. l.. NJ. Roberts.
Leighton Bros, OF Sargentville, have
opened bake shop at that place and are
running cart through this section.
School in district No. 8, taught by Miss
Olive B. Condor, closed Thursday after a
successful term Of ten weeks. The pupils
had picnic dinner in the school grounds.
The funeral OF Mrs. Anna Knox was
held at the Baptist church Tuesday after
noon, June %, Rev. A. B. Carter, OF West
Brooklin, officiating. NJ. K. and o. p.
Limeburner, Alfred Condor and Leon
Tapley, with Miss Olive B. Condor at the
organ, sang appropriate selections. Mrs.
Knox will be greatly missed. She was
great help to her husband in the wooden
mill, and was always cheerful in all ways.
Much sympathy is felt for her relatives
away, especially her aged parents and sis
tiers who were unable to attend the fun
eral. Interment at Lakeside cemetery.
June 20. A.
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HANCOCK ss:-At a probate court held at
Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock
on the second day of June, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
eight.
4 CERTAIN instrument purporting to be
"A a copy CO the last will and testament of
Angelo Freddy. late Of Philadelphia, in
the county of Philadelphia, and state of
Pennsylvania. deceased, and of the probate
thereof in said state of Pennsylvania, duly
authenticated, having been presented to the
Judge Of probate for our said county of Han
cock for the purpose of being allowed, fled
and recorded in the probate court OF our said
county OF Hancock.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein, by publishing
a copy OF this order three weeks success
sively in the Ellsworth American, q
newspaper printed at Ellsworth, in said
county CO Of HsnGock. prior to the seventh day
probate court, then to be held at Bluehill,
in and for said county Of Hancock, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and show cause, ii
any they have, against the same.
EDWARD e. CHASE, Judge of Probate.
A true copy Of the original order.
Attest:-T. F. MAHoNRY, Register
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EAST ORLAND.
Miss Mary Blake is ill.

Miss Mary Blake is i'll.
Mrs. Helen Blaisdell has recovered from
her recent illness.
Mrs. Abbie Wsrdwell is caring for Mrs.
Maria Soper, who is i'll.
Miss Bertha DORIS school closed Thurs
day for the summer.
Charles Gibbs is in Cumberland Centre
on business for the hatchery.
w. NJ. Shaw has closed his cabin and
gone to his home in GreenvilIe.'
Mrs. Emily Dunbar is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ernestine Marks.
Miss Charlotte E. Blanchard, OF Bangor,
is the guest OF Miss Bernice Mason.
Miss Marion Gibbs has accepted posi-
tion as clerk in W. l.. Wentworth's store.
George Rust has finished work at the
power house, and returned to his home in
Dayton, 0.
Avery Gray returned Thursday from a
visit with relatives in Penobscot and
Sedgwick.
DIR. Paul Shinn, of Boston, is visiting his
wife, who is with a party at the Went
worth cottage.
Miss Edith Roberts, of Caribou, who has
been the guest of Miss Gertrude Mason,
has returned home.
Mrs. Scott Treworgy, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Helen Blaisdell, has
returned to her home in Surry.
Among arrivals for the summer are Mrs.
j. t. Mcfarland, Mrs. George Harper and
son Gale, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, at the Mason
house; Judson Brainerd and wife, of Port
land, Conn.,, at their cabin; Walter E.
Clark and wife, of Hartford, Conn, at the
Bell camp; H. F. Webb and family, at their
cottage, and party from Boston at the
Wentworth cottage.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Mrs. Hattie Cushing has opened her
cottage for the season.
Miss Alice Eaton is visiting friends in
Boston.
Mrs. George Bickford visited friends in
Seaville last week.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of the Maine Coast mis-
sonary society, held services here June
Il.
Mrs. Frank Gray, Of Brooklin, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie Day,
has returned home.
Mrs. Bert Grindle and little daughter, of
Sargentville, are the guests Of Ganzelo
Herrick and wife.
Mrs. Lawrence Sherman, Of North
Brooklin, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. c. B. II anderson, has returned home.
The Ellsworth Free Baptist quarterly
meeting convened here June 1921. The
ministers present were Rev. Mr.. Whit
comb, State missionary, Rev. d. B. Smith,
Of West Franklin, and Mr.. McPheters, Of
North Sedgwick.
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EAST SULLIVAN,

Mrs. Herbert Martin, of avon, Mass, is
here for few days.
Mrs. Linwood Martin and youngest son
are visiting in Northport.
Walter Hill spent several days with his
uncle, A. F. Hill, last week.
Miss Mary Gordon, OF Franklin, has
been visiting Mrs. C. W. Doyle.
Mrs. Everard Noyes has been spending
June at her former home in North Easton,
Mass.
Mrs. Georgia Robertson is moving into
corner.
Mrs. Walter Young and daughter
Winona, of Corea, are boarding with Mrs.
James West, jr.
Miss Beulah Paine, of Bar Harbor, has
been spending several days with her aunt,
Mrs. Ella Smith
An excellent sermon was delivered by
Rev. Z. A. Purdy Sunday morning, from
parable Of the Potter's vessel.
Miss Gertrude Martin, who is very much
of an invalid, spent the latter part Of the
week with her sister Ethel, at Miss Hills.
Little Maxine Doyle, who arrived at the
home Of Edward Doyle and wife June II,
makes the fourth generation in the Doyle
home.
Capt. J. s. Lord, one Of onr best loved
citizens, was seriously injured Monday
afternoon by the wheel of dump-cart
passing over his back. Capt. Lord was
dumping load Of rocks when the horse
started, throwing him out on his face, the
wheel passing over him. 1t is hoped his
injuries are not dangerous, though they
are severe.
June 20, II.
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SEAL HARBOR.
RAE.

Mrs. Horace Pitcher, OF Belfast, is spend
ing few days with her son, John
Mcintyre.
Miss Cora Jordan and Harold Donnell
have returned home from Clinton, where
they have been teaching.
+. II. Macomber and wife entertained
Mrs. Ernest Martin and Mrs. Jennie
Smith, OF Fox island, Saturday afternoon
and evening.
The Seaside and Glencove hotels have
opened for the season, with the usual
number OF guests The summer cottages
are nearly all occupied.
E. E. Martins flower house is nearing
completion and will soon be opened.
When filed with flowers, this building
will be an attractive addition to the
village.
M. J. Jordan and wife entertained a
party OF friends on Saturday evening in
honor Of Mr.. Jordan's birthday. Delicious
refreshments were served, and music was
rendered throughout the evening.
William McNaughton was quite badly
bitten by his pet dog one day last week.
Mr.. McNaughton was petting another dog,
when his dog flew at him and bit him on
the leg. 1t is hoped there will not be any
serious results.
Rev. Charles Haynes supplied the pulpit
at the Congregational church Sunday,
June %. There was large congregation
at both services. The services at the Epis-
copal church were conducted as usual by
the rector, Rev. E. j. Baird. The sermon
was very effective and helpful.
June %. L.
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NORTH CAsTINE.

John P. Leach, of Camden, is in town.
Miss Carrie Whitman is visiting Miss Ava
Kingsbury in Frankfort.
There will be picnic on the Fourt b
under the auspices Of Castine grange.
Mrs. Caroline Ames, Of Bucksport, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Augusta Leach.
Miss Estelle Perry, who has been teach
ing in South Dakota, is home for the sum-
mer.
Miss Una Gray and Miss Annie B. Con-
ner are home from their schools in Penob-
scot.
Mrs. Mary L. Leach is home from
Massachusetts,, where she has been since
last fall.
Miss Elvira Austin, of Boston, is spend
ing some time with her niece, Mrs. j. W.
Bowden.
Capt. Alec Snow, of Brooksville, has
been the guest Of Capt. j. E. Blodgett sew
eral days.
Jay Dodge, fireman on the tug Bis
marck, visited his father, A. K. Dodge,
last week.
Miss Helen NJ. Dunbar arrived Saturday
from chelsea, Mass, to spend the vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Clara Dunbar.
Capt. Frank W. Hutchins and G. T.
Wardwell are here for brief visit, while
the sloop Paul Revere is being painted.
Miss Georgia Wardwell, OF somerville,
Mass, and Edward Sears, of Brookline,
Mass, are guests at Mrs. Augusta Leach's.
The school in the Dunbar district,
taught BY Miss Amy Hatch, closed Friday
after profitable term of nine weeks. The
closing exercises were enjoyed by several
visitors.
June ~. T..
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lfgal Notifies.



w e, the undersigned. the municipal Of
w hcers Of the town of Eden, in the
county of Hancock. and State OF Maine. hav.
ing given notice to the owners of certain
dilapidated and dangerous building, situated
on the south side of West street, on land of
the Rodick Realty Company, next east OF w.
d. Corners building, Sc. called, and generally
in said Eden, by publication in the Ellsworth
American, newspaper in the same county.
for three weeks successfully, to wit, on May
10, May 20 and May o.. 1908, that 1t was
the intention of the said municipal officers
to cause said building to be declared a nuis-
removed or altered in accordance with the
laws OF Maine, Chapter %, Revised Statute S
OF Maine; and that for the purposes set forth
in said notice hearing would be held at the
Office Of the selectmen of said town of eden,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, June 4, a. d..
1908, that all persons interested might govern
themselves accordingly; and having in ac-
cordance with said notice met at the Office of
the selectmen Of the said town OF Eden, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, on the fourth day
OF June, a. d. 1908. for the purposes set forth
in said notice, and after hearing of the mat
ter we did adjudge and do hereby adjudge the
said building to be nuisance and dangerous,
and we, the said municipal officers, do hereby
make this Our written order to be recorded in
the town records of the town of Eden, hereby
with torn down and that the lumber ard
debris shall be removed from the lot on whic b
said building stands.
Given under our hands at said Eden this
fourth day OF June, a. d. 1905.
f. T. HAMoR.
FRANK E. WALLS,
M. G. MORRISON,
Selectmen of Eden.
Roscoe A. EDDY,
Building Inspector.
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WEST EDEN.
III


Perry Rich, who has been in New York
the past year, is home.
d. W. Mckay has gone to Katahdin
Iron Works for his health.
Mrs. Ida Rich is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Lizzie Salisbury, in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Florence Rich, of Boston, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Judith Kittredge.
Miss Pearl Ivanee, Of Northeast Harbor,
is spending few weeks with Mrs. NJ. w
Hamor.
Charles D. Kittredge has gone to Bar
Harbor where he is employed in Locke's
market.
Rev. Mr.. Lorimer, of Franklin, sup
piled the pulpit in the absence of the
regular pastor, Miss Margaret Koch. MIR.
and Mrs. Lorimer' were guests of d. G..
Hall and wife for few days.
June ~. NJ.
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NORTH SEDGWICK.

Miss Edith Torrey, who has been quite
ill two weeks. is out again.
Fl. o. Staples, of Bangor, is in town for
a few days with his sister, Mrs. Dora
Hanscom.s
r. C. Abbott and wife, who have been to
Bucksport to visit relatives for week, re-
turned Friday.
Gwendolyn and Helen Hamor, of Seal
Harbor, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Beulah NJ. Smallidge.
Miss Inez Idella Page closed her school
at No. last week. Thursday evening
Miss Page, with her scholars, held an en-,
tertainment at the hall at Sedgwick which
was great success.
Miss Esther Merle Allen closed her
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GREAT POND.
June 20.

Mrs. Clarence Williams is going to Re-
we're, Mass, this week.
Earl Bracy, wife and little son Stephen,
Of Franklin, are expected this week.
Mrs. Mathew Laughlin will spend the
Fourth with her husband in Hallowen.
Mrs. Della Lord, with daughter Lula, of
East Machias, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Howard Lord.
DR.. and Mrs. Hudson, of Springfield,
Mass, are coming Tuesday for their sum
mer vacation at Alligator.
School closed Friday, with the usual ex-
ercises. Miss Helen Jewett, of Amherst,
was the guest of the teacher, Miss Vara
Haslem.
Harry Whall, Mrs. Garry and Miss
Lillian Garry left here in their auto Sat-
urday for Boston. Ezra Williams ac-
companied them as far as Waterville. He
will visit his brother in Fairfield.
Charles Morrell Williams, youngest son
OF Edgar Williams, OF Fairfield, and Miss
Nellie Bixby Titcomb, of Harrington,
were married Wednesday, June "a. They
will reside in Pennington. Friends here
extend congratulations.
Bert Haynes has come to take his family
to 10 Merry lakes for the summer. Mrs.
Emery will accompany them for few
weeks at this well-known resort. Mr.. al d
Mrs. Haynes will attend family reunion
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Redmond,
in Newport. Their brother, Perley
Haynes, of California, is with them.
June rs. E.
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BASS HARBOR.

w. B. Watson has sold his boat to La
moline parties.
Capt. Tom Kelly is at home i'll. His
brother Henry is in his vessel this trip.
Mrs. Emery Smith is home from the
Maine general hospital much improved in
health.
George Clark, who was member of the
graduating class at Fryeburg academy, is
at home.
DIR. Willis Watson and family, who have
been in Portland since September, arrived
last week.
The skating rink opened for the season
last Thursday evening. There was large
attendance.
Alton Farley moved here from Stoning-
ton last week. He will occupy Henry AL
bees house.
June q. X. Y. q.
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WEST sTONINGTON.

William Stinson is painting his house.
Charles Webb, of Portland, is visiting
friends here.
Miss Mae Hamblen is spending a few
days at Sunset.
Ernest Perry is employed at Sorrento
for the summer.
Mrs. Ora Young, of Stonington, is visit
ing Mrs. w. e. Stinson.
Mrs. Bessie Hanford, with two children,
of Boston, is visiting her parents, J. A.
Hamblen and wife.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly and daughter Alice,
Of Fremont, Neb., are at their cottage for
the summer.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Small in the loss OF their
infant son, who died June 20.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Fcv addSHc~ai Ccwmt Neus, see ofhey cage
CRANBERRY ISLES.

1890
stillman Stanley has moved his family
here from Nova Scotia.
The parish house is nearing completion
on the outside.
The Busy Bee club, working for the
purpose of identifying the Bunker grave
yard, has about twenty five members. It
meets every two weeks.
Miss Schassa B. Row, OF Boston, arrived
at her summer home here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Hetty Schriftgiesser, her sister. will
come this week to remain for the season.
The men are busy now in sailing and
getting ready to sail the summer company.
Rev. Mr.. Boiles held services in the
Union Westinghouse Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Many people here learned with deep
regret OF the death OF Andrew c. Wheel
wright. He had been very liberal in con-
tributions for the old Union meeting
house, and often attended services there,
bringing with him noted preachers. The
beautiful memorial window was the gift
OF Mrs. Wheelwright. He also presented
the bell in 1888.
Berthold Schriftgiesser died at his home
in Boston, June IS. He had the grip
over year ago, which left his lungs very
weak, and the physicians ordered him to
enter sanitorium in Rutland, Mass, for
six-months' treatment. After remaining
six months there, he was ordered to Los
Angeles, CAL, and last September he went
there. For short time he seemed to gain,
but as he began to fail again, he was Or
dered farther into the mountain districts.
He continued to fail, and it was deemed
best to accede to his wishes, and have him
return home. He returned safely, but
failed rapidly, and in two weeks from the
day Of his return he was buried. His wife
and two sons have the sympathy of many
friends here. He had spent his vacations
here for several years.
June 80 r
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mtuieaI.
Fair, Exchange.
A New Back For an Old One. How it i.
Done in Ellsworth.

DVNO W IuSWVi III.
The back aches at times with dull, in
describable feeling, making you weary and
restless; piercing pains shoot across the
region of the kidneys, and again the loins
are so lame to stoop is agony. No use to
rub or apply plaster to the back in this
condition. You cannot reach the cause.
Exchange the bad back for a new and
stronger one. Follow the example of this
Ellsworth citizen.
Mrs. Charles E. Higgins, of 1Os Water
St., Ellsworth, Me-, says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills are excellent for the kidneys. 1
procured them at e. G. Moore's drug store
and used them with very beneficial results.
My back ached so that it was difficult to
lie down or stand with comfort. There
was dull, heavy aching at times, and
then again there would be sharp pains,
especially when / made a sudden move,
and for some little time after getting up
from chair was obliged to go about in
bent over position. The second night
after commencing to use Doan's Kidney
Pills had restful nights sleep, some
thing l had not been able to obtain for
two months. Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me, and since completing the second box
have not been trou bled as before"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
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coxssEa .riosAL CHURCH AND SOCIETY.
Whereas, This church apd society have re-
eeiyed as a gift beautiful and valuable
memorial window, therefore,
Resolved. That we hereby tender to Mrs,
samuel S. Fisher and Mrs. Alice Crossette Hall
our hearty thanks for and grateful apprecia-
ton of the memorial window which they
have caused to be placed in our church in
memory OF Norman Fisher Hall and his
great grandfather, the Rev. Jonathan Fisher,
the first pastor OF this church; which will be
a permanent memorial and inspiration.
Resoiret, That this expression OF our graft
tude and appreciation be spread on the
records Of our church and society, printed in
our county paper, and copies Of it sent to the
donors. ". HENRY MCBRIDE. pastor.
L. L. PARTRIpes, church clerk.
FRED FISHER, clerk Of society.
June 2, 1903.
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FREMONT.
(. Y. z.

Friends of Mrs. Emery Smith, of Ber-
nard, who went to the Maine general
hospital at Portland for treatment, are
glad TO learn that she has so far improved
as to be expected home this week.
Eben B. Clark, who has been visiting
friends at North Conway, N. H., and at
tending the graduation at Fryeburg
academy, from which his son George has
been graduated, returned home Friday.
June g. KIN.
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nd islands south d forty degrees south !:

and islands south Of forty degrees south
secondly, similar investigations in the
Weddell and Biscoe seas, including the
mapping out OF the limitations Of those
seas by the coast line Of Antarctic; and,
thirdly, to investigate the lands adjacent
to the Weddell and Biscoe seas, and to
make an attempt to cross the Antarctic
continent.
DR.. Bruce estimates that an expedition
fitted out with one ship of about $50 tons
register and thirty-six men, including six
scientists, would cost some 600, 900. Ad-
ditionai funds, including the cost OF q
second ship, would be required to carry
out efficiently the project for the explora-
ton Of the land. 1t is estimated that the
expedition would last over two years.
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Would Explore the Antarctic.

DIR. William S. Bruce, of the Scottish
Oceanographical laboratory, is planning
new Scottish expedition to the Antarctic.
He suggests following and extending the
deep sea investigations made by the
Scotia in the South Atlantic, Weddeu
and Biscoe seas.
The work, mainly oceanographical, is
divided into three parts; first thorough
Investigation of the South Atlantic ocean