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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux City-Sioux City. St Omaha, l.
At Lncoln-Linooln 6; Des Moines. s. "a innings.
At DenTer-DsnVer, 5, Pueblo. z
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To-dsy'z Famc-W. B Moses & Sons vs. Wm.
Hahn 4 Co. st Eighth stree; and Florida avenue
northeast. az SO
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COTTON STATES League.

At Columbus Columbus. z; Meridian. O
at cscksOn-Yicksburg /: Jackson, 0.
At Biloxt-Gulfport, q Monroe, q
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The Washington Heights defeated the
Cardinals yesterday, TO l. Dyer pitched
a good game. holding the Cardinals down
to four hits He also connected for a
hnrrnn run The ecnra.
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To-dav's gnme-Brentwoof vs.. Atlantics. az Capi
tal Park az First and NJ streets northeast az 30.
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TRUCKBRSPLAYHARD
Portsmouth Takes Danville
Over in Close Game.
THE CHAMPIONS ARE DowNED
Roanoke Captures Hot Contest from
Norfolk by Score of = 10 Mis-
Errors by Lynchburg Result in
Defeat at Hands of Richmond.
80 10 The washington Herald.

special 10 Inc washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, July 9.-Portsmouth won
from Danville. by to ?. IN a sensational
ninth-inning finish this afternoon.
Danville tied the score in the fifth, and
after that it was tug of war until the
winning run was scored. The game was
filled with exciting plays, the tail-enders
showing to better advantage than the sec
ond position club. Score:
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The Fifth Baptists defeated the Ninth
Streeters in an interesting game yester>
day, by to l. The fielding Of Evans and
Dutch Stuckert. and the batting OF El-
lett We're the features Score.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Worccster-Lawrence. 3: Worcester, p
At Hayerhill-Haverhill. s; Fall River. 8.
At LOwell-L9well. 3. Lynn. ,
At Bruckton-BrocktOn. S: New Bedford. !.
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At Observation-Disclosures 2: Savannah, 1
At Columbus-Macon, 8; Columbus, 2
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Laborites Beat Navy and POst-Office
Defeats Agriculture.
STANDING OF THE TEAM

To-day's game-A Agriculture vs. Interstate Com
merce. War vs.. Treasury
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Washington Heights Has Easy Time
with Cardinals.

STANDING OF THE
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Insane. Score
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Providence, l. Jersey City, l. .
At Baltimore-Newark, 5; Baltimore, 4.
At BuffalO-ROchester /; Buffalo. TO-
At Toronto-Montreal. 3; Toronto. 5.
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R H. E

Danville. 30 10 o o o.
PO.lsmouth............ I o Is I
Batteues-Hallman and Wadleigh; Kline and
Ryan. Umpres-Messrs. McKeever and Byron.
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the U. s. district court by Thomas A.
Gowne, the New Zealand sailor who was
injured. The action was brought against
Charles Z. Bicknell, Of Rocklsnd, who was
trying to launch the schooner ALBANIA,
which was driven ashore here in the gale
Feb. I, and against the owner OF the vessel,
9. r. McDonough, OF New brunswick.
Gowne was member OF the crew of the
vessel, which was asked to stay by and
help in saving the vessel. He claims that
the foreman in charge of the work was not
familiar with the use Of dynamite
Gowne was told to put dynamite cart
ridge in rock. The hole was too small,
and the plaintiff claims he was instructed
by the foreman to force the cartridge in
with mop handle. 1t was while doing
this that the explosion occurred. Gowne
was badly cut by pieces of rock and may
lose the sight of his eyes. The suit is for
10000 damages.
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SEAWAlL,
SPRAY.

Mrs. Mira Trip is stenographer for Seth
W. Norwood ut Southwest Harbor.
Friends here of Clarence Kent and wife,
OF Somerville, Mass, were panied to hear
OF the death of their nine yearold daugh-
ter Bertha from pneumonia Feb. q. The
other children, Harold and Edward, are
both about well. Bertha was bright
little girl and popular with her school
mates and teachers.
School closed Thursday with an inter
esting entertainment in the evening by
the pupils. Pupils not absent one half
day were Margaret and Calvin Dolliver.
The proceeds from the entertainment,
about 81, will be used for fixing the
organ and other improvements. This is
the second term Miss Dixon has taught
here, and she is well liked.
Mrs. Amos Dolliver was called to ALI
ston, Mass, by the death Of her sister,
Ella Belle Smith, youngest daughter Of
William and Emily (Moore) BATHS. Her
childhood was spent here and at Manset.
Besides husband, she leaves one little
girl, aged three years, an aged father, two
sisters Mrs. Josie Mollins and Mrs. Lima
Butchers, and one f-sister-Mrs. Amos
Dolliver.
March 9. DOLLY.
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SOUND.

A. A. Murphy, who has been Ill, is now
improving.
Miss Helen Murphy, OF West fremont,
is the guest Of Miss Arlene Murphy.
Mrs. Mary Remick, OF Trenton, Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Wasgatt.
Miss Kathleen Wasgatt, OF Northeast
Harbor, is visiting her father, W. c. Was
gait.
Rev. Mr.. Baird, the new rector Of St.
Mary's- the-Ses at Northeast Hsrbor,
will hold services at st. James Sunday,
March Is, at 1880 q. IN. He expects to be
here each Sunday.
School closed Feb. Is, with programme
a. follows: March, school; recitations
Elizabeth Higgins, Alice Higgins, Harry
Sargent; essay, Emily Sargent; exercise,
Shirley Higgins, Andrew Higgins, LIN
wood Brown, Earle Higgins; Rotations,
Lulu Sargent, Vivienne Havey, Pearl Hig-
gins, Emily Sargent; essay, Vivienne
Havey; recitation Warren Sargent; vale
dictory, Arlene Murphy; "America,"
school.
March Z. H.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Josephine Stanley is ill.
hanson Gray and daughter Althea, Of
Vinalhaven, are at NJ. P. Gray's.
George Robbins left March on trip to
Boston in the schooner Mary e. Lynch.
Elizabeth Judkins, who has been with
friends in Appleton, came home Saturday.
Archie Barbour who has been at Orr's
Island this winter, is home for a short
visit.
Miss Carrie Small, who has spent the
winter with friends in Boston and New
York, is home.
Rev. J. P. Simonton's horse ran away
recently, overturning the sleigh and
throwing the occupants out. They
escaped with only alight injuries.
The Sunday school convention was held
in the Methodist church Feb. Is. There
was large gathering, and pleasant and
profitable day Was spent. The South Deer
Isle Sunday school furnished lunch in the
hall.
March 6. H.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.


Miss Iva Walls is at home from the Cas-
tine normal school.
Mrs. o. W. Young, of Oak Point, re-
Gently visited friends here.
On prohibition day., March 20, there
will be temperance rally ut Masonic hall.
A good programme has been arranged.
Mrs. Arviila Clark gave pleasant white
ribbon tea at her home Friday afternoon.
Two new members were added to Willard
union-Mrs. Julia Lemont and Mrs.
Dresser.
Miss Alice Mason, of Mt. Desert, who
has just closed term of school at Jor-
dams pond, is spending week with her
aunt, Mrs. G. d. Anterior. Her mother,
Mrs. Ella Mason, is at the Maine general
hospital, where she has undergone a sue
cessful operation.
Schools closed Friday. Quite number
OF visitors attended the interesting closing
exercises of the grammar school, Mrs.
Maud Trask teacher. In the evening at
Masonic hall, the class presented an anus
ing comedy drama, sour Folks" to a full
house. Well-merited applause was heart
lily given by the audience. A dance with
refreshments followed.
March 8. SPRAY.
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DOLLY.
NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Lowell Hodgkins has recently purchased
horse.
Saturday evening the bowlers were
entertained at Bar Harbor.
Miss Bunker and Miss Bryant have gone
to Boston for their vacation.
Mrs. Hollis Seavey, matron at the
Neighborhood house, has the grip.
Clara Hammond, who has been visiting
her aunt few days, has returned to Deer
Isle.
Rev. E. E. Baird, the new rector OF St.
Mary's- by -the-Sea, has entered upon his
duties.
Elias Jenkins preached at the Union
church Sunday. ID. 0. Patch will preach
next Sunday.
Miss Bessie Eaton has returned to
Brewer after visit with her sister, Mrs
Lewis Wilson.
Saturday evening the junior basketbal
team players had the Bar Harbor juniors
over. Northeast won, % to 7.
March9. N. F.
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Sophia P. Hutchins died Friday,
March s. She was born In the town Of
Bluehill, Feb. s, 1925. At an early ago she
vas bereit Of her father by death. Her
first husband was Solomon J. Treworgy, Of
surry, with whom she lived many years.
Six children were born to them, Of whom
three sons are living Eugene B., Winfield
g., and Solomon J. TfsworKy. Several
years after the death Of her first husband,
she married wilbury Hutchins, Of Penob-
SCOT, where she went TO reside. After his
death she returned to her old home here.
residing with her youngest son, 8. J.
Treworgy, where she was tenderly cared
for.
Mrs. Hutchins never grew old; she just
ripened for the harvest. Her interest in
al events Of life was never lost. She was
. great reader, and young and old loved
her. For more than nifty years she was q
member OF the Baptist church, yet all
other Christians were dear to her. Her
religion was the kind that found charity
for al. The sick and unfortunate knew her
ass friend. To know her was to love her.
The sons have the sympathy OF all. The
grandchildren were as her own, and even
the great-grandchildren.
Services were held at her home Sunday
afternoon, Rev. j. d. McGraw, Of Penn
broke, officiating. Friends from out Of
town were two stepsons, Homer and Arte-
mas Hutchins, of Orland, Seymour Ward
well and daughter Nellie. OF PenObscOt
March 8. c,
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anpntlser,ena,,


SAVED A $4,000 MARE WHEN
VETERINARY FAILED TO CURE
HER.
"WHILE serving as an officer on the
steamship MonteSuma, which carried
horses and mules to South Africa" writes
Mr.. G. H. H. Rowe, of Sparta, ILL.,, 81 saw
Sloan's Sure Collie Cure used on the horses
and never saw case OF collie prove too
much for it.
1--WE had 1880 horses on board for over
month, SO that we had good opportun-
ity to test the remedy thoroughly.
1.-THE veterinary used Sloan's Liniment,
also, for sore shoulders and sprains, and
the horses were landed in a particularly
fine condition.
81 know of another case here in Sparta,
ILL.,, where Sloan's Sure Collie Cure saved q
$40 mare after the veterinary had failed
to cure her,"
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CHIPS.
HARBORSIDE.

Frank Brakeman is very ill with dropsy.
fast last week.
Edward Howard, of Eagle Island, is
visiting friends here.
Capt. Ernest GRAY and wife have re-
turned to New York for the summer.
Irving Howard, who has been working
for W. H. Dyer year, has returned home.
Manford Gray and wife are rejoicing
over the birth OF daughter, Sunday,
March 8.
March 8. G.
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who has been visiting Miss Beulah Eaton,
has returned home.
March 2. c.
sToNrNgroN.

w. +. Chapman, OF East Bluehill, has
moved his family here.
Schooner Abbie Bowker sailed March s
with granite for New York.
DIR. Harry Mason has moved in to the
house Of Rev. J. P. Simonton.
Little italy celebrated st. David's day by
carnival, parade and two weddings.
Homer Long, A. +. Long and L. w.
Bridges, OF Bluehill, are working on the
quarries.
Charles c. Thurlow and family, who
have been spending the winter in Somer-
vile are home.
Miss Harriet Greenlaw, typewriter in
the office Of John l.. Goss, has gone to
Portland on her vacation.
Ralph Crockett, who got his ankle badly
jammed on the Benvenue quarry some
weeks ago, is improving.
Roy 4. Tyler, who is employed in Port
land as window dresser, is at home with
his parents two weeks.
Miss Clara l.. Hamblen, who has been
spending her vacation with Mrs. George
Manchester, OF Northeast Harbor, came
home Friday.
Mr.. Tucker, Of New York, is in town.
He leased the quarry on st. Helena island
last fall, ana is here to arrange for work.
ing it.
Charles W. Webb, who is manager OF
the Portland Packing Co., is in town look
ing after the canning business. He will
open the factory about April 1.
Schooner Annie 4. Lewis, which left
here several weeks ago with cut stone for
New York, has had q hard passage. She
sprang leak and had to put into Camden.
She is now in Boston harbor leaking badly
March9. Mill.
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BROOKSVILLE.

l.. F. Herrick and wife were in Cape
Roster over Sunday.
James L. Saunders, Of North Bluehill,
spent Sunday here with his son James.
Mrs. Nellie Joyce is spending few
weeks with Mrs. f. H. Herrick at Oakland
house.
Mrs. A. v. Lord and L. A. Howard, Of
Surry, were guests OF L. o. Fowler few
days last week.
8. H. Dority, Of sedgwick, has purchased
Of Miss Emma Gray several tons OF bay,
and 10 hauling the same to his place.
Miss Emma Gray was in Penobscot Fri
day, called there by the Hines Of Mrs.
Esther Howard, who 10 at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Byron Herrick.
March s. A.
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Legal Notifies.
STATE OF MAINE.

'~~~~>>-~~>>~4~~~-~>~
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.:-To the Honorable Justice of
the Supreme Judicial Court next to be
holden 1t Ellsworth, within and for the
County Of Hancock, on the Second Tuesday
d EsPECTFULLY represents Nellie H.
~ Murphy. Of Eden, Hancock County,
Maine. and gives this honorable Court to De
osa ~: st ara to
on the ninth day Of April A. d. 1904, by Rev
John Smith. minister 81 the gospel; that her
lived together from the time Of their i said
marriage until the first day Of November
A. D. 1904. at said Roxbury, when your libellee
deserted your libellant and has never re-
turned to her since, which desertion has been
utter desertion continued for three consecu-
tive years ne 1t prior to the fling Of this libel
known to your hbellant and cannot be ascer.
tanned by reasonable diligence; that your Ii
bellant has always conducted herself as a
belize. wholly regardless Il his marriage
vows and duties, has been guilty of extreme
cruelty and cruel and abusive treatment to-
wards her, to wit. ever since their said mar
rage; your libellant AYERS that there is no
collusion between her and her said husband
to obtain divorce.
rimony between her and her said husband be
dissolved by divorce.
February 20. 1908. NELLIE H. MURPHY.
STATE OF MAINE.
Subscribed and sworn to,
Before me,
SrEPHRN'L. KINGSLEY, L. 81
Notary Public.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK IS. = Supreme Judicial Court.
In Vacation: Ellsworth, Febry q, A: D. 1903.
libelIant give notice to the said libellee
to appear before the Justice Of our Su-
worth, within and for the County Of Hancock.
on the Second Tuesday Of April A. D. 1903.
by publishing an attested copy Of said libel
and this order thereon, three weeks success
sively in the Ellsworth American. a news
paper printed in Ellsworth in our County Of
Hancock, the last publication to be thirty
days at least prior to the second Tues.
day of April next, that he may there and
then In our said Court appear and answer TO
said libel. ARNo W. KING.
Justice Of the Sup. Jud. Court.
A true copy Of the Libel and Order Of Court
thereon.
Attest:-JoHN F. KNowLroN.
Clerk,
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SOUTH BLUEHlLL.

Mrs. NJ. H. Henderson is visiting friends
in North Sedgwick.
Mrs. John Evans, OF Bluehill, visited
Mrs. George Bickford recently.
Miss Alice Eaton, who has been visiting
friends in Ellsworth, has returned home.
Miss Clara Day, who has been visiting
friends in Sedgwick, has returned home.
Mrs. Joanna Keddy, Of West Brooklin,
who has been visiting friends here, has
returned home.
Miss Grace Bridges, OF West Brooklin,
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REACH.

Capt. James Robbins and William F.
Annis are claiming at Sorrento.
Mrs. Frsncena knight is in Sargentville,
the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Cora Hard
ing.
Miss Anita Torrey left Wednesday for
Portland, where she has a position as mil
liner.
Miss Nellie Haskell spent a few days at
Deer Isle this week, the guest OF Lamont
Greene and wife.
Mrs. Mary Eaton is spending few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Hannah Eaton,
OF Stonington, who is quite i'll.
Morton Holden, who is mate on the
schooner Florence Leland, visited his
parents, Capt. A. F. Holden and wife, re-
Gently.
March s. L.
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NORTH ORLAND

Mrs. lalda Clair is i'll.
Mrs. Mabel Hamilton left for Connec-
ticut Saturday. y
Norris CHM will enter the Russell hos
pitel in Brewer this week.
Mrs. Isaac Dorr, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Imogene Ware, returned
home Friday.
Austin Moore and wife, of Holden, and
Fred Clair and wife, of Santiago, spent
Sunday with W. P. Dodge and wife.
An entertainment at the grange hall
Thursday evening was enjoyed by many.
Cake, coffee, candy and peanuts were sold.
The proceeds are for a new organ which
the grange has purchased.
March 8. B..
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Capt. George L. Holden is building a
barn.
Mrs. Kimball Barbour and daughter
Hazel were guests of Miss Katie Weed,
Friday and Saturday.
Capt. Collins Powers, wife and two
children are home from New York, where
they have been on the yacht this winter.
Capt. Charles Haskell will leave for New
York Monday to join his vessel, the Susan
N. Pickering. Montford Haskell also will
go to New York Monday.
March 9. H.
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FREMONT.

Leslie j. Rich left for Rockland Wednes-
day.
The Christmas club met Friday with
Mrs. Vesta Chafiee.
Mrs. Charles B. Stanley left Friday Tor
her home at Mark island light station. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Leslie J. Rich, and little son Everett.
A good sum was realized from the din
ner that the ladies' aid served in the hall
At Mckinley on town meeting day. The
voters gave a vote Of thanks to the ladies
for their excellent clam chowder and their
promptness in waiting on the tables.
March,. KIM.
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GOTT'S ISLAND.

Berlin Colt and wife, who have spent
the winter at Barnard, have arrived home.
Howard Staples and wife, of Atlantic,
are spending few days with Charles
Harding and wife.
Frank A. Babbidge, L. s. Trask and M
v. Babbidgc went to Mckinley last Thurs
day in the sloop Jessie and got a load OF
coal.
Rev. N. F. Atwood was here March 1,
and preached Sunday morning and even
ing. Monday evening he delivered his
lecture, 'The Holy Land"
March 6. CHIPS.
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SWANS ISLAND.

F.s. Small, of Stonington, has opened a
hardware store here in l. W. Stinsons
store.
Capt. Edwin Smith is at home for a few
days. Capt. Macintosh is fishing out Of
Boston in his vessel while he is at home.
L. B. Stanley and A. Norwood were at
Deer Isle rabbit-hunting last week. Ow-
ing to bad weather, they secured only
seven.
Nanonie council, No. 81, had party for
its members and the Red Men, Thursday
evening. The evening was spent in play
ing games. B. R. Stinson won the prize in
the peanut hunt. Ice-cream and cake
were served. A pleasant evening was
enjoyed by all.
March 9. SPEC.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed admin
istrator Of the estate of
CHARLES F. DUNBAR, late OF CAM
BRIDGE, MASS,
deceased, and given bonds as the
law directs. All persons having d..
mands against the estate Of said
deceased are desired to present the same for
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re
quested to make payment Immediately.
WILLIAM Fl. DUNBAR.
16l DevoDshire ST., Boston, Mass.
February 10, 1908.
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EAST ORLAND.

l. A. Leach has the humps.
Miss Bertha Dorr is visiting in Dedham,
A. M. Forsyth and wife gave an enjoy
able finch party Wednesday evening.
F. w. Wentworth and w. L. Wentwort b
are having their houses wired for electric
lights.
the hospital in Bangor Saturday for an
operation for appendicitis.
March 9. M.
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E0TNTY NEWS.
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CAsTINE.

CASTINE.
. NcCluskey is in Boston On BUSH
,.es Cox left this morning for
ton on business.
1oser,h Peterson is spending few
9Th her husband in Boston.
I, r. E. Philbrook and Miss Berniee
visiting relatives at sargentville.
r.. Annette Robinson, who has been
s,sinr in Harrington, is home.
George Perkins has gone to Manchester,
" no has employment for several
cnths.
MR.. Mary A. Collins is out after being
-sned to the house several weeks with
kiatica.
a.. Iorin Page and daughter, OF Bucks
=. we're guests Of Mrs. Otis Parker at
Mrs Ralph Hodgkins and children left
reek for Bar Harbor, where Mr..
Loagkins is employed.
rho ladies OF the Congregational society
Ina a pleasant circle supper Thursday
..nins After supper short programme
|tas enjoyed.
A. ENJOYABLE union service was held at
!. congregational church last evening, it
Linz the first OF series of ienten SER
E.. in the different churches. The
[adress was by Rev. Mr.. Douthtt. The
Lrnsic was by the combined chorus Of the
sinerent churches, assisted by the Castine
nrcbes,ra. The next Sunday evening SER
r;os will be held in the Methodist church
md that following in the Unitarian
church.
March 3, ".
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COUNTY NEWS.
For Additional County Nsws. see other pages.


CENTER.
Raymond Dow, wife and little son
Robert, came from Owls Head, called here
by the illness Of Mr.. BOWS sister, Mrs.
Eain.
The concert given by the Y. P. B. 8.
Saturday evening was success Al
though the audience was small, a good
sum was realized.
Mrs. Nina Emery has returned to her
home at Bar Harbor. She has been visit
ing her brother, ANGEL Harper, who is
now greatly improved from his recent ILL
ness.
School has closed after most successful
term Of ten weeks taught by Miss Myra
Powers, OF Seal Cove. 1t is hoped she will
teach the ensuing year. The last day of
school delightful programme was given
by the pupils The school prophecy was
read by Gladys Higgins.
March 2. H.
Supt. Marshall, of the telephone COM
pany, came from Bar Harbor last week
inspecting the line with view OF INSTALL
ing private phones.
Mrs. Frank Hodgdon, who has been i'll,
is about again.
Raymond Dow, wife and son Robert and
Addie Pomeroy have returned to Owls
Head, after a visit here.
Wellington Robbins and wife have en-
plo, ment at D. G. Halls at West Eden.
Nina B. Clinkard, Of Boston, is visiting
her uncle, Alfred Clinkard.
March 9. H.
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Good for Everybody.

Mr.. Norman R. Coulter, a prominent
architect, in the Delbert Building, San
Francisco, says: ~ fully endorse all that
has been said of Electric Bitters as tonic
medicine. 1t is good for everybody. 1t
corrects stomach, liver and kidney dis
orders in a prompt and efficient manner
and builds up the system" Electric Bit
ters is the best spring medicine ever sold
over druggists counter as Riooa
Moore's drug store.
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SIIRRY.

Miss Charlena Smith, Of Ellsworth, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Elsie Jordan.
At meeting OF the school committee
last week, F. T. Jellison was chosen super
intendent.
The dramatic club presented the drama,
"Me and OTIS" to large audience Mon
day evening.
March 9. s.
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EAST suRRY.

rapsr Closson and wife are ill.
Mrs, Susan Mosley, Of Ellsworth, spent
. few days last week with her sister.
Winfield Treworgy, who was badly
burned at the fire at the home OF Capt. Ed
ward Dodge recently, is out, but still quite
weak from effects OF the smoke inhaled.