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The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
CPORTING SIDELIGHTC
Ry BILL BAILEY. ~


The Boston Nationals failed to find the
Pole yesterday, al right Mr.. Covaleski
got sweet revenge.
What Western Highs football team did
TO Central last fall is likely TO be re-
peated on the same field to-day when the
Business High crowd gets busy in the
ball game with a little bat music Meme
fee may have 10 be called upon 10 90
into the box and stem the tide.
PARODY on NY DREAM OF TIE [ 5 A"
J saw Washington beat the New YORK team
fhs last tip % the bat.
I saw Milan make that awful cztch
And We yelled til he took OF his rat.
Then We ChseTed for our fzFu-ite Waite. johnson.
As he struck them out one By ore
Ard thought that I'd 20 crazy
Wher Unglzub made home r1r
AFAN.
The foregoing poetry is about the worst
that ever found its way into a newspaper
Office. We are using It for the reason
that some Of the players may read il and
brace up Doubtless they are not aware
that their showing thus far has caused
such trifing ailments as softening Of the
brain.
Vincent Corcoran, Of Georgetown. for
mer manager Of the track team, says he
can't see where the HilItoppers viii lose
against Harvard next Saturday.
Jimmy Douglas. the professional al
the Chevy Chase Golf Club. was seen on
F street yesterday. and We understood
every word he said.
Coach Hecox. Of Tech. viii be promi-
nent figure al the Buslness-CentraI game
to-day. We saw him yesterday ana he
almost smiled. You are going some 70
set a smile out Of Hex. according TO jim
Sprignar-
The Press Club ball team was turned
down by the Red Onions yesterday. The
Onions are strong team and passed I'd
the sc-ibes as they are looking for larger
fry.
The question sent in by J P :. will be
answered tO-TOrTOW-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
STATE LEAGUE OPENS
Lynchburg, Norfolk, and
Richmond Win.
GREAT GAME AT HILL CITY
Billiard, Shoemaker Pitcher, Wins
His Game by Timely Hit in Tenth
IHEIag-Biggest Crowd in City's
History at NorfoIk-DanviIie shut
Oat-9,OOO saw Richmond Win.


specai 70 Tie Washington Head
Lynchburg. Va. April 2.-Before 250O
fans. 200 Of whom were from Roanoke.
Lynchburg began the season auspiciously
in a ten-inning game. which the Shoe
makers won by the score OF 70 / The
game was won by opportune hitting,
after several chances we're lost to win
before the extra inning vas played.
Roanoke played in mid-season form.
some OF its work being sensational. Bill
lard. who pitched for the locsrs. won his
own game with a clean drive 20 center
in the tenth Score:
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time 70 settle bill Of exceptions Attornsys Tucksr
& KsnyoD-Gittinss & Chsmherlin.
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& Gsskins- Adkins
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Attorneys. CoIbsTt-LAmbert-
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Attorneys, Worthingtcn-D Darlington
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Gaslisht Company; and
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Gaslighf Company; tiae 20 Subrft notious for new
trial. AttCfreys. P x Esrry & Sen and r. H.
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Secretary of the InterioT order allowing respondent
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At RICHMOND RH.E
Richm0ud.-.......---. 082 2B008L2 0
DsnTills. 0 0 Q Q 9 . 90 2 /
Batte-ies-ReveIle and Messtt: Mo-isssy and
Westiake Umpirs-3Ir- Blsck Attsndsuee-so00.
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~ONTESTANTS in TIE Washing
ton Herald Contest should make
the above alliterative phrase their
motto. The result of your efforts viii,
at the termination Of this great race, be
such that you viii never cease to be
thankful toward yourself for having en-
tered your name. It is not advisable to
wait another day to do this, provided, Of
course, your name is not already in the
list Do to-day-not tomorrow Yes
terday is gone, and tomorrow may
never come Thus it viii be seen that
delays are dangerous, sermon which
has been preached to US from time in
memorial. A small effort now may
have material bearing upon your future
prosperity Don't wait
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Vincent Corcoran, Of Georgetown, for
mer manager Of the track team, says he
cant see where the Hilltoppers viii lose
against Harvard next Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Jimmy Douglas. the professional al
the Chevy Chase Golf Club, was seen on
F street yesterday, and We understood
every word he said
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

The question sent in by J P s viii be
lSwerpff tO-uorrOyr
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

The Press Club ball team was turned
down by the Red Onions yesterday. The
Onions are strong team and passed I'D
TIE sc-ioes as they are looking for larger
fry.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Richmond, ?; DanviIIe, 0.

battencs-Blrns. hallnlan and burkei Otsy, 5
zEs. ard ChandieT-
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United States ~ John A. BsTEso1; violating ~
tio1s 545i Revised Statutes United Ssses. O. triaL
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
HOTEL DENNIS

ATLANTIC CITY. \. J. This house is 5eliEht-
fully located, directly On TIE bssch and has Al
urobstuc;ed visE q TIE ocea1 and bosr5Eslk.
WALTER J BTZBE.
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WEST TRENTON.

Mrs. Annie McIntire, of South Berwick,
who has been visiting her niece, Minnie
Young, returned nome Sunday. Her
husband, d. E. McIntire, came to accom-
pany her home.
Mrs. L. s. Hopkins pleasantly enter
tanned Friday from 2 to 4 p. M, seven
girls, schoolmates of her granddaughter,
Florence NJ. Hopkins, it being her ninth
birthday. Games were played and
luncheon served. Each one weA given a
birthday card as 9 souvenir. The guests
were Bertha Mcfarland, Helen Swanson,
Gladys Cousins, Dorothy Leland, Matte
Murphy, Lila Young, Madeline Davis.
The community was shocked to hear OF
the death Of Agnes, wife Of Arno w. Mar
shall, which occurred at Bar Harbor hos
pital Sunday. She was taken there for
treatment, Wednesday, Aug. IS. After an
operation Saturday she failed gradually
until o'clock Sunday morning, when she
peacefully passed away. The body was
brought to her home here, where funeral
services will be held Tuesday afternoon.
The family have the sincere sympathy Of
all.
Aug. 90 g.
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The third annual reunion Of the Hooper
family was held at Georges Pond, Frank
lin, Aug. %, with over sixty present,
forty-eight being lineal descendants.
The president, DIR. E. G. Hooper, of Fair
field, being absent, the meeting for BUSH
ness was called TO order and conducted by
his wife. Mrs. Thomas z. Hooper was
elected secretary pro tern. and read the
secretary's and treasurer's reports which
were accepted. Voted to let the same COM
mittee on research stand, and add to the
committee member from each branch of
the family. The next reunion will be held
at East Franklin, on the last Wednesday in
August, 1910, and the following committee
was appointed to prtpare the grounds and
make necessary arrangements: Thomas
Hooper and wife, John Patten and wife
and George L. Hooper. Oficers appointed
for 1910 are: DIR. E. c. Hooper, president;
Stinson Hooper, vice-president; Mrs.
Nellie Hooper Dyer, secretary and treas
urer. Among those present were Mrs.
Avis Hooper, granddaughter OF Nathan
Hooper, three great-grandchildren OF
John Hooper-Mrs. Ida Hoo Ter Gordon,
John Pstten and Alberta Hooper; one
great grandson Of David Hooper-A.
Curtis; one great grandson OF Hart
Hooper-George o.; and one great-grand-
son Of Eliza Hooper George 8.
Aug. 30. "a GEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-01

IA AMERICAN has s3bscrsbers al I07
- tAs 1l7 postsoGlces in Hancock county.
AZ the o;Aer papers in the County com
&jnsG % not reach so many. THE AMERI-
uAH = not tAe only paper printed in
a4scock county, and has never claimed to
-, 6wt It u the only paper that can prop
~tu b called a COUNTY paper; all the
rssf sss ssevely local papers. The circuta-
s6sn, THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
asrbor Records summer list, Is larger
aAaa that Of all the other papers printed
q Hancock county.
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M'KINLEY.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Geo-ge Arey, Friday.
The lawn party on Mrs. Dix's grounds,
on Wednesday, was q complete success.
Walter Finlay, ST., and wife, OF Brook
Ign. n. Y. are at the Eaton house for q
short stay.
Mrs. Fred Lowd, with Miss Dorothy and
Master Russell, OF Portland, are visiting
at Mrs. II. p. Richardson's.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley, OF Lisbon, are
guests OF Ms. Dolliver at the lighthouse.
Miss Marie accompanies them.
Misses Marguerite and Harriet Rich
ardson returned Saturday to their home
in Wellesley, Mass, after a short vaca-
ton here.
P. w. Richardson & Son shipped a cargo
of fish to Bred Bradley, of Gloucester. Sat
urday. Capt. Norwood, Of schooner
Lillian, took them.
Walter Finlay, jr, entertained friends
at dinner Aug. Is, his twenty seventh
birthday, at the Dix boat house. The
place was prettiiy decorated with flags,
Jap lanterns and flowers. The most at
traetive thing was birthday cake, sent
By friends from Brooklyn. 1t was deco
rated with the dates and initials OF the
happy recipient and twenty-seven tiny
red candles.
Aug 30, p M
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lions on the death of Freeman Butler,
president. Readings were by Mrs. Henry
Butler, Mrs. Carrie Jellison, Master Alvin
Jeliison. and Mrs. Marietta Dyer.
sydney Butler, of Franklin, was chosen
president, George Butler, Eastbrook, and
Charles E. Butler, Franklin, vice. presi-
dents. 1t was voted to retain last year s
secretary. Edith Butlsr, Eunice Tracy,
Carrie Jeliison and Winfield Jordan were
elected entertainment committee. An in
vitation to aieet at Everett Tracy's camp,
Sept. 10, 1910, was accepted.
Ice-oream and lemonade we're served by
Mrs Butler and Mr.. and Mrs. Jeliison. An
attraction to many WAS the baseball game
between the East brook and Waltham
teams. Score 20 to in favor of Eastbrook.
Resolutions were passed expressing re-
gard for the character of their deceased
president, Freeman Butler, and extending
sympathy to the immediate relatives.
Aug. 30. B. +
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EDEN.

Harry Leland 10 home ON . short vaca-
ton.
George King and wife went to Bangor
this week.
Otis Leland and wife went to Southwest
Harbor last week.
Mrs. Mary Higgins, Of Bar Harbor, is
visiting Mrs. Lottie Andrews.
Mrs. Susan No~ell has been visiting her
brother, Ephraim Alley, the past week.
Miss Edith Jellison, OF Otis, is spend
ing few weeks With Mrs. H. W. Jeilison.
Miss NJ. NJ. Leland, who has been visit
ing in southwest Harbor and swans Is
land, 10 home.
Mrs. Benjamin stockbridge and daugh-
ter Dauy were guests OF Mrs. Sarah
Leland last week.
Miss Josephine Leland has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Mitchell, OF Baf
Harbor, the past week.
Miss Ida Slower, OF Sorrento. and Miss
Minnie Morrison, OF Winter Harbor,
called on friends here recently.
Aug. "a. ".
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NORTH LAMoINE.

James rweedie spent three days at East
brook last week, camping.
Miss Annie Louise Lord. OF Ellsworth,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Ennice Cog
gins.
Drs. Clarence and L. j. Holt arrived at
the Elms on Thursday last for their vaca-
ton.
E. W. Mayo and wife and Miss Ethel
Mayo, Of Brewer, were guests at Mrs.
George Graves recently.
The place recently sold to 1. n. Sails
bury has been repurchased by its former
occupant. Charles Brown.
Miss Anna Young left Saturday for a
weeks visit in Portsmouth before return
ing to her work as teacher at Bryant i
STATIONS, Boston.
Raymond Mcfarland, A. B., gave an in
teresting and instructive lecture Sunday
evening at the Baptist church, his theme
being on ''Some Things That Make for
Success.
Aug. 30. V
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Davenport added much to the charm OF
the occasion.
After the ceremony an informal recep-
tion was held at the cottage OF Professor
Ropes. Here, too, the decorations were
most beautifully arranged by friends as
skillful as devoted. The many presents in
linen, silver and money showed to the
guests the generosity Of the relatives and
friends OF the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg are under appoint
mept as missionaries OF the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions to the station OF Shao-wu, near Foo
how, in southern China. They plan to at
tend the board meeting at Minneapolis
and to sail from Vancouver on the EN-
press of India" Oct. 20.
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OAK POINT.

Edgar Jordan was in Bangor Saturday
on business.
Myra Walls has returned home from
Bar Harbor.
Alvin Norwood was in fremont on BUSH
ness recently.
Chester Grindle was in Bar Harbor call
ing on friends re Gently.
Mrs. Agnes Kimbsll is at the o. w.
Young place for few days.
Ralph Leland has returned home after q
long trip in the Nellie Grant.
Susie Young and Pearl Davis, Of Otter
Creek, are guests OF Mrs. Jane Murch.
Emerson Lsdd took party from Shady
Nook to Bar Harbor in his motor boat re-
Gently.
Althea Pomeroy has returned home
from Bar Harbor, where she has been Wis.,
ting her aunt.
Mrs. Eva Dyer Higgins, with little
daughter E,s,yn, Is visiting her grand
father. J. Howard Galley.
Aug. 30. e.
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WEST EDEN.

Rev. c. d. Crane, Of Providence, r. l., is
the guest OF d. g. Hall and wife.
Mrs. d. g. Hall attended the c. E. con-
vention in Charleston. Misses Cisrice
Hall and Margaret Koch returned with
her.
Miss Mildred Mayo is visiting her
cousin. Miss Mary Mayo, in Ellsworth.
Archie higgins has moved his family to
Lesion Mayo's house, Town Hill.
Lynwood Bradley is building house at
the Narrows, nearly opposite the home OF
his brother, Edward Bradley.
Walter Clark has gone to South Brooks
willie to work cutting stone.
Freddie Gonya, of Bar Harbor, is spend
ing few days with his uncle, c. N. Rich.
Aug. %. NJ.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Mrs. Jane Wilbur, of Ea stbrook, called
on her sister, Mrs. Clarisss Dyer, last
week.
Mrs. Bertha Higgins .and son Charles,
who have been visiting in town, have re-
turned to their home in Rockland.
Miss Florence Dyer, night operator at
the Ellsworth telephone Office, visited her
aunt, Mrs. Freeman Sabains, recently.
j. E. Phillips and wife, of Dayton, o.,
who have been visiting his sister, Mrs. F.
s. Graves, have started for their home.
They will visit in Ellsworth, Dedham and
Portland on their way.
Aug. 30. u.
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MT, DESERT.

John x. Gore and wife, OF Orange, N. j.,
are at the Somes house.
A. G. Sanderson and wife, of MonteIair
n. j., are at 7. s. Somes'.
Joseph Jastrow and wife, of New York
are occupying Camp Taylor.
Miss Madeline Dixon, of Boston, is q
guest at the Lawson cottage.
Miss Florence Hysom recently visited
her aunt, Mrs. H. r. Hysom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk, of Lynn, Mass, ar,
visiting Mrs. Kinks sister, Mrs. Levi.
Somes.
The sale by the United Church Worker
Wednesday was decided success. Ne,
proceeds, $40.
Aug. .. RED WING.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

The fall term of high school will open in
the new school building.
Mrs. L. w. Blaisdell arrived home from
Kittery Point Thursday.
Miss Fredda Bragdon returned from a
visit in Bangor Thursday.
Mrs. Flossie Joy Kendall, OF Wilton. is
the guest Of Mrs. L. G. Bragdon.
DR.. Walker, of Boston, was the guest of
Henry G. Wooster and wife last week.
Ars. Nettie Dyer and son Norman at
hast week
Mrs.. c. J. Watson and her guest, Miss
Byrd1ne Watson, of Portland, spent Sun
day ct Bar Harbor.
q Mrs. Elizabeth Gates, with young
daughter, of Castine, is visiting her par
ssts, John D. Perkins and wife.
lErs. r. M. Woodruff, OF Ridley Park,
Pa, and Miss E. Z. Browne, Of Washing
tn, D. C., guests Of Mrs. J. w. Blaisdell,
leave forstheir homes Thursday.
a a1rs. Ai6nzo Springer and daughter
leave for their home in Eveleth, Mimi,
Tuesday. This is their nrst visit since
living hefe more than . score Of years age.
Frank Wooster, OF Bar Harbor, supplied
~ Rev. c. E. Bromley Sunday, favorably
fupressing his hearers. District Super
infSadens II. B. Haskell will occupy the
pskpit next Sunday.
JaAA D. Perkins and family attended
In Wilbur reunion ct Eastbrook Satur-
xilw. 1t vas Mira. Perkins drst drive for
mDntAs, shs having been confined - her
hsne with sciatica since early spring.
Quantities OF sweet peas and graceful
furns lent fragrance aud beauty to sur
ssandings at the home Of Theodore Brag-
don and wife, Aug. 20, when their grand
daughter, Miss Leila Gordon, gave . dinner
t. = party Of her young friends, and her
engagement to Curtis Springer was
aAoounced. Both young people are held
il high esteem and have the good WISHES
OF their many friends.
The list of teachers for fall terms OF
school follows: High school-Maurice c.
Fsss, North Arson, principal; Miss E.
Lsyerne Written, Belfast, assistant. East
EEoAAAlu &IemuAeEs VITO. h1ttic II. AuIkiH,
Searsport; primary, Miss Edna Donnell.
Ryefeld grammar, Miss Eva B. Springer;
primary, Miss Daisy Gordon. Tracy dis
trict, Miss Katie S. Bunker. Franklin
Centre-grammar, Miss Lillian v. Gray,
Brewer; primary, Miss Lettie A. Smith.
Beechland Miss Dele Bragdon. West
Frankiin-grammar,H Harry Patten, Sulli-
van; primary to be supplied. Pupils in
South Bay, Georges Pond and Egypt dis
tricts will be conveyed to Sullivan, North
Frsnklin and West Franklin. Very few
changes have been made in the teaching
force, and from the good work done last
spring it can be inferred that the results
will be most satisfactory this fall. Dis
trict schools open Sept. Z, and the high
school the third week in September, it is
hoped.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

A son was born to Ivory Foss and wife,
Aug. %.
Mrs. Harry Perkins, Of Rockland, is at
F. L. Colby's.
Miss Mabel Bennett and Miss Madge
Moone have gone to Eastbrook to teach.
Hudson Kingman and wife, who have
been visiting relatives here. have returned
to Newport, r. l.
Mrs. G. T. Eldridge and two children,
Cecil and Colby, of Rumford Falls, are
visiting at F. L. Colbys.
Mr.. Dutton and wife, Of Brooklyn, N.
", who have spent the summer at Judge
o. P. Cunningham's cottage, will leave
Thursday.
Aug. 80. G.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Herman Whitman, OF Oceanville, visited
his sister, Della Carter, recently.
Rufus Bridges, who i, employed in Bar
Harbor, is at home for few days.
Ahira Bridges, who has been on steamer
Sappho at Bar Harbor, came home Sat
urday.
Roland Carter, who has been working
for the Mountain Ice Co. at Sargentviile,
is at nome.
Mrs. Abbie Joyce, who has been spend
ing few weeks with her niece, Mrs.
Myrtle Power, at Brookiin, has returned
home.
Aug. 30. B.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Crane, OF Atlantic City, N. j., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur HAviland.
Mrs. Louisa Armstrong, of Plymouth,
Mass, and Mrs. Butler, OF Medford,
Mass, are guest Of Theodore H. Thomp-
son and wife.
Frank Howard and friend from Chef
sea, Mass, are at Mrs. Frank HaskeiI's.
Mr.. Howard is an old-time resident,
having moved from here about twenty
i've years ago. His many friends are
pleased to see him.
Aug a II
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GOTT's ISLAND.

Capt. L. 8. Trask has had crew making
repairs on the road.
Misses Marion Trask and Nina Staples, Of
Atlantic, are guests Of Mrs. Charles H.
Harding.
Capt. G. H. Kirkpatrick, of st. Paul cot
tage, has arrived from Bangor, where he
has been on business.
Prof. Arthur Livingston, OF Columbia
university, New York, has joined Mrs.
Livingston At Hillside.
Aug. %. CHIPS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTH DEER ISLE.


Grace Hatch left Friday for her home in
Somerville, Mass.
Anthony Bye was in Bangor this week
looking for horse.
Angelina Robbins is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Seth Robbins, at Bucksport.
Vivian Greenlaw will go TO sangerville,
where she is employed as teacher.
Miriam Tracy has been spending few
days with friends in Rockland and Cam
den.
Robert Hatch, OF Maynard, Mass, was
with his grandfather, Seth Hatch, Sun
day. >
Capt. Jeremiah Hatch, of Shelton, Conn,
has been guest this week OF his brother
Seth.
Mrs. Charles Smith, OF Southville, spent
q few days last week with friends and rel
atives here.
Hattie Hatch hiss been spending few
days in Camden with her. aunt, Mrs. NAL
vlna Greenlaw.
Mrs. Matilda Knowles was in Belfast
last week visiting her sisters, Mrs. Maggie
Turner and Pauline Small.
Mrs. Lenora Torrey, who was called here
by the illness OF her sister, Mrs. F. A..
PIERCE, went to her home in Campbello
Thursday.
The summer people are leaving every
day; Misc Gambiere left Sunday; on
Thursday Mr.. Pringle and son Nelson;
Rev. Mr.. Robertson, wife and two sons
and Henry Lovejoy, who has been guest
in the Robertson family, on Friday.
Aug. q. H.
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DEER BLE.

Ars. p. W. Small, Of Seonington, 10 Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. w. 8. Pickering.
Bertram Fineid and wife, OF vipalhaven,
arc spending few days with Mr.. Frank
Gross.
Capt. Henry P. Smith II at home, being
Obliged to leave his schooner on account
OF illness.
Jasper Haskell, who IL employed q .
mschinist in East Boston, 10 visiting his
mother.
Capt. Walter p. Gray and wife arrived
home this week for brief visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Merle Small returned home Nom
day from an extended trip 70 New York,
Bridgeport and Portland.
Schools will begin Monday. The high
school will have thirty-six weeks, the
longest term we have ever had.
About hfty from tnis town attended the
fair at Bangor. The excursion boat re-
turning was Obliged to stop all night At
Castine on account Of the fog, arriving st
Deer Isle at 8 o'clock the next morning.
Aug. 30. REX.
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BUTLER REUNION.

The annual reunion OF the Butler family
was held Thursday, Aug. 10, at the home
Of Mrs. Henry Butler, Esstbrook. About
seventy five members and friends of the
family met at the hospitable home. After
the greetings all repaired to the orchard
and -'in the shade of the old apple trees"
ate dinner in true picnic style.
The meeting was called to order by
Vice President Sydney Butler. Prayer
was offered by Mrs. Henry Butler. The
records ofllast meeting were read BY the
secretary, Mrs. Marietta Dyer, also resolu-