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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

The Presbyterian Sunday schoo
classes gave a party at Bert Ram
sey'a last Friday. \
The snow storm was what we want
ed for Christmas but tho farmers did
not like It for shocking corn.
VIM. Thompson was in town last
Wednesday.
Lloyd Moody has been, visiting
friends at Detroit and will return
Monday.
The school gets a week and one
day vacation. Not any too much
is it?
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
INDUSTRY.

WI. Gibbs bought fifty-one turkeys
Of q farmers wife and they came ia
S1Os.OS. Farmers wives will be rich
soon Il they raise many turkeys.
wagon loads Of new furniture are
moving around here.
Charles McPheeters caught a bis
op0tsnm and small one near his
house recently.
Miss Mabel Burgess hes been visit.
ing nth DR.. and Mrs. schenberger.
lfbh. Hngg. who has been In Abb
lene Tor, IN opsratlop, ~ improying
80 that, she was moved out home on
the farm after an absence Of over q
month.
Hens have gone on q strike. There
are few china eggs In town, but
that 10 all. f ~
Ernest Bergren Is at home after ?
vacation Of q few years. He is home
10 eat Christmas dinner.
a Orr w. M. y. sent two quilts to the
crphan's home at Toledo! q Christ
mas remembranee from the Evangeii-
cal church.
Gladys Akers is much better and
going TO school. She is staying with
H. Bender.
MI. and Mrs. McCune came home
on q visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eaves.
Mrs. McPheeters visited with Mr..
ana MRS. Ed. Kobetich Sunday. The
baby was not very well then, but is
/ better.
, Grandma Need was taken quite Ill
Sunday evening by what seemed to
be slight stroke Of paralysis.
Misses Mary and Charlotte Stlllie
came home to eat their Christmas
dinner with their mother and family.
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Another good snow makes Sleigh
ing fine.
Mr.. Kaufman Of Jewell county
has moved on the John Weller farm
Mt. and Mrs G. Hutchinson were
visiting in this vicinity last week.
MI. and Mrs. Leslie went to lnde-
pendence and other points to spend
Christmas
Mrs. Burkholder and Mrs. Hutch
inson went to Harrington.
A fire Thursday evening destroyed
the telephone exchange and the op-
orator had q narrow escape Inc
loss was complete but things VII be
n operation again b. "Wednesday
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SOUTH CHEEvER.

Joe Bert and two cousins were ADJ
lene visitors yesterday.
Miss Morgan of Philips county Il
visiting A. A. johnson and family.
Joe and rank Wood visited with
Detroit friends Christmas.
Miss Sarah Bert has the grip.
George willer was in Kansas CITY
With 4 load Of cattle last week.
samuel Bert, Jr., Of Utah came
home Thursday to spend the hoii-
days.
A. A, johnson is collecting teie-
pbope1ine dues as an assessment has
been levied.
A. A. johnson was in Industry
yesterday on business.
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DETROIT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Klamm OF Gar
den City, Kansas, are here spending
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Leach Of
Kansas City are visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Leach north OF
town,
JAMIE, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dunlop is sick with scar
let fever.
oscar Klamm came home for
Christmas.
The Sunday school program was
not given Christmas eve as planned
but was rendered on Sunday, Dec
26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fossler OF
Junction City visited here last week
Charles Leach and Hugh Hutch
inson are here a few days from Kan
sas city visiting relatives.
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NAVARRO.

The revival meetings at the Dun
kard church closed last Sunday with
four new members.
The Christmas tree and entertain
ment at M. e. church on Friday
night was well attended and all re-
! port a Merry Christmas.
The sleighing is very fine. Every
one seems to be making the most
Of 1t.
w. c. Grigg and family spent
Christmas with friends and relatives
in Abilene and Chapman.
Rod Issitt, travelling salesman for
Bradley-Alderson, came in Friday
to spend Christmas at home.
The local sports are out again
since the snow trailing the rabbits.
H. G. Wingerd and family spent
Christmas with friends and relatives
near Banner.
4 Miss Bertha Issit and Edith Engle
who have been attending school in
Chapman are visiting friends in Ma
yarre this week.
F. F. Linden, vice president, was
at the cashiers desk Monday in the
absence Of w. G. Grigg.
w. H. Sheets is putting up ice and
reports it IL inches thick.
Mrs. Frank Fridley is visiting her
parents In Iowa.
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Arr..t Annrnhlrtn In MoaeoW.

MOSCOW, Dec. 27.-The secret serv
ice police have unearthed a plot
AGAINST the car and cEarina, who are
10 arrive here soon. They arrested
here two women and four men who
are members Of anarchistie groups. II
Is said that these arrests may throw
some light on the killing by a bomt
q few days ago Of Col KaroH. thu
chief of the secret police of this city
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

In the annual business meeting o.
the River Brethren held ~ %. s
church last night P. @. Hoffman was =
~..a,scted church treasurer. J. x.
Torpey, Isaac shOcksy and O. "
wg,ssr we're reelected trustees and
N. L. Hoffman was chosen % = ~. ,so
mInister-ln-charse. steps were az
, - looking toward full financial
support Cor tNitOr OF the 00
cation.
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Ano,hsr wyandotte county Murder.

: Kansas City, Dec. PA Christmas
murder has been added to the long LIST
Of crimes recently perpetrated In
Wyandotte county. The body Of an
unidentified man covered with snow
ana bearing unmiStakabls indications
of a violent death was found In . small
ravIne Just west Of orvlIle avenue and
Twenty.fourth street. The body wai
that Of a man apparently about a
years old, well dressed, and bearing
even mark Of refinement.
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Irsaorime

To neglect your health. The worst
neglect that you can be guilty Of u
10 allow constipation, billlousnesa Or
any liver or bowel trouble @ con-
tInue. Il Is poisoning your entire
system and may lead 70 sstlqo.
chronic disease. Take Balara :
gsrbine and get absolutely veil The
sure cure for any and al trouble. q
M stomach, liver and bowels. solo
81 @. 3. Northeraft = Go.
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For Sale.

A $1,000 combined business and
shorthand course in the Central Kan
sas Business College for $5b If pur-
chased before Jan. 10th. Write for
catalogue. Address H, A. Anderson,
Pres, Abilene, Kansas.
16w4t15d10tMWS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

Oh. Moore H. L. Humphrey
MOORE q HUMPHREY.
A TToRNEYs.AT LAW.
Practice in ali courts State and
Federal. NJ
Examination Of Abstracts. Land
Titles and Descents and Distrlbu-
lions q Speciality.
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Christmas at District So.


On December 20 at 1880 o'clock
the patrons of District 81 gathered
at the school house with the teacher
and pupils, all were pleasantly en-
tertained by listening TO various Sc
lections given by the school, alter
which santa Claus appeared on the
scene causing much nerriment' Eaen
nupil was kindly remembered and tne
teacher, Miss Ruth Moore, received
an elegant water set with several
other remembrances as a token OF
regard from her pupils. All depart,
ed pronouncing the tree a beautiigi
one and the entertainment one "ei
worth attending.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

. H L
Kansas City. Dec. 2S.--laecelpts
Of cattle first two days Of this week
have been very light; bulk OF the
runs are Of the short fed kinds. The
demand has been pO0r. Medium
kinds show q decline Of is To- 2sc
while the good, heavy export steers
and fancy butcher stuff are 10 to
15c lower but the good, fat cows and
heIfers are in fair demand and bring
ing very satisfactory prices.
The trade In stockers and feeders
has ben active and last weeks prices
have been well maintained and We
believe we will have good, active
market on this kind balance Of the
week and we do not look for any
further decline on corn-ied cattle
tLis week.
Supply OF hogs has been light, DE-
mand has been very good with the
good, heavy lard hog selling today
up to $3.50 which is the highest
price paid for hogs here in the last
81 years. Our firm sold one load OF
goods hogs at 1856. The heavy
hogs are still in strongest demand
and we think will continue 90 this
winter, so we would advise making
good and heavy hogs before market
ing same, as we believe It will pay
we'll to do so.
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n.nvv snoM b. Sd. Joaeph.

St. Joseph. NO.. Dec 27.-slH inches
Of snow fell here giving Northern Mis-.
Sourl the nrst old.faRhioned Christmas
IN ten years Railway schedules were
unrscoguiSsblo.
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nlctlonarT q =.

Webstsr's international Unabridg-
ed Dictionary. indexsd. edition ises'
regular price sis. for sale cheap. Ap-
BIZ Il thII office.
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81 g0HNe uEDlca1gDE.
WAS INTEREaTiNn sERNIcE
Bishop NIlllspnugh and Dean Kaye
Offlciated.

In the presence OF good-slzed
congregation. Bishop .Millspauah
Monday evening consecrated the new
chancel and rectory Of St. Johns
church. The sermon, which was
preached by the Very Rev. Dean Kaye
of Grace Cathedral, Topeka, was a
strong appeal. particularly to men,
for the adoption Of unselflsh aims
in life. Besides the Bishop, four Of
the clergy were vested and took part
In the service. They were, Very
Rev. Dean Kaye, Topeka; Rev. Cam
on R. X. Pooley. Topeka; Rev. Or.
W. H. ouhbank. Manhattan; And
the rector of st. Johns parish, Rev.
Paul B. James. The cathedral staff
was thus represented by all but one
of Its members-an honor rarely
accorded to any parish. The service,
which was very impressive, began
with the recitation of the cath Psalm
by the Bishop and clergy and the
members OF the parish yestry as
they proceeded up the aisle. Fol-
lowing this were the dedicatory pray
ers and the blessing by the Bishop.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

For sale cheap. Rose Comb Rhode
HAND Rsd cOeksrsla B. ,. vOlK-
MAJ. wosssias, Kan. s'Vs''
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OUR SPECIAL MARKET LInTTRR

(lE6Ees on this weeks Kansas City
stock market written for ptle re-
Hector by J. r. Van yOoEps " the
". K.& y Commission Coz VI *
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

(Prices for creamery butter at
uint nameu for week ending today.
dickinson county price N cents
ess tnan New YORK aud IA cents
.ess than Chicago
AaLfss City creamery SIC, lists
Sac.
cu.epsO creamery 27.aGc. daily
25-3tc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

For Sale.
Property on East Enterprise. u
ouirs Of ]. A. vanDuyns.
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LOCAL MAlkEIs.

J. e. Brewer Co. pays the follow
ing prices for butter and eggs:
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COUNTY NEWS.
Tor additional Cosmsv Hssss see other pages
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

The annual sale BY the ladies' aid society
Of the Congregational church, announced
for Aug. Is, has been changed to Aug. IS.
Rev. F. W. Goodwin and wife have the en-
tertainment Of the evening in charge.
In accordance with the unique scheme
devised by the Boston Post, the chairman
Of the selectmen here, George r. Fuller,
received last week beautiful gold headed
cane to be presented to the Oldest citizen
of Southwest Harbor, who proves to be
Capt. Jacob 8. Mayo, age ninety years, on
June IA. The selectmen made the pre-
sentation on Friday, to the surprise and
pleasure Of the recipient, not really gift,
but life lease holding, TO be transmitted
at death to the next entitled by age to be
thus honored. The cane is Of gaboon ebo-
ny, from the Congo Africa, highly
polished by hand. The gold is OF IA karats,
drawn into beautifully shaped head with
finely engraved inscription. No more
worthy holder OF the cane can be found
than Mr.. Mayo, who bears his weight of
years with remarkable vigor, and attrib-
utes his longevity to faith in Gods
promises and temperate life. Capt. Mayo
was born in Jonesboro, June II, 1919, his
parents coming to Mt. Desert when he
was small boy, and he has lived in the
same school district for eighty-six years.
Aug. Q. SPRAY.
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Mrs. w. J. Harper and son Julian are
spending few days on Tinker's island.
A social and sale OF ice-cream and cake
was held at the hall Wednesday evening.
Aug. 4, for the benefit OF Rev. Mr.. Trite.
Proceeds 81.
Allen Pierce was thrown from a heavily
loaded freight team by the breaking Of
the jigger seat while crossing the bridge
last Friday. He was badly bruised, but no
bones were broken.
Capt. c. w. Sprague and wife, of Stock
ton, arrived last week from Atlantic. and
spent few days with Capt. spraeue's
father, Capt. L.. r. Sprague. Capt.
Sprague returned Saturday, but Mrs.
Sprague remains to visit her mother, Mrs.
M. J. ODER, and will visit at West fremont
before returning home.
Mrs. Hannah Heath and niece, Miss.
Gladys ODER, OF Bangor, are at their sum-
mer home here. Mrs. Heath has been in
Portland several weeks, called there by
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IA AMERICAN has Subscribers al ID7
a. tks lit post-offces in Hancock county.
~ the other papers in the County COM
Sjssd do not rsuch 20 nsany- THE AMERI-
CAI 10 not tAs only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has never claimed to
-, bSt It - the only paper that can prop
aiy b called 4 COUNTY paper; all the
rest Gre merely local papers. The circuid-
Mes THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
asybor Record's summer list, Is larger
thaA that Of all the other papers printed
n Hancock county.
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SOUTH GouLDsRoRo.

Almon Ramsdell is preparing to move
his family to Southwest Harbor.
Miss Emma Nelson, of Cherryfield, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Minnie Freese.
While working in the sardine factory
Tuesday, Will Cook cut his hand severely.
Of Woodland, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Amy Pike.
Henry Tracy has moved his family here
from Gouldsboro. He will be night
Waterman at the factory.
Miss Helen Freeman went to Milbridge
Wednesday, returning Thursday accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Abby, who will
work in the sardine factory.
Aug. 2. II.
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arrived at Mrs. Bertha Lawrie's Sunday.
They came from Bucksport in an sutomo-
bile.
Nahum Bragdon has gone to bar Harbor,
where he has work.
Miss Marion Caller has gone to Water
vile for an indefinite stay with her aunt,
Mrs. Berthe McPhee; she was acccmpan-
led by her grandfather, J. T. Clark, Of
West Franklin.
william Minner returned to Roxbury,
Mass, Saturday. While here he caught
the largest brook trout seen for some
time, its weight being something over .
pound and half.
Aug. 9. T.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

John l.. Clark went to Waterviile Satur-
day.
Mrs. Eugene Butler visited W. H. Butler
and wife at Ellsworth last week.
Charles Clark and wife and Miss Ridley,
of Lewiston, and Howard w. Dunn, jr., of
Ellsworth, are occupying camp Lackawana
for few weeks.
Mrs. Asenath Springer, eighty-three
years of age, who has been confined to her
bed the greater part of the time since last
January, is improving.
Aug.9. CH'EER
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AMHERST.

w. H. Dunham has purchased a new
horse.
Ralph Goodwin has gone to Milford to
work in mill.
J. E. Richardson has sold his farm to
Mr.. Rice, of Bangor.
Mrs. George Williams las gone to Or
rington to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Silsby Goodwin is working for
Mrs. George w. Rodick, jr.
Rev. Ida Garland, who has been at Great
Pond for two weeks, is home.
Aug. 8. o.
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BASS HARBoR.

Mrs. Nancy Sawyer, Of Manset, is visit
ing her nephew, j. A. Sawyer.
L. F. Gott took large party of friends
on moonlight sail Friday evening.
Miss Della Wallace gave a lawn party
Tuesday evening which was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Flora Hopkins and Miss Nettie
Wooster are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Daisy Thurston.
Mrs. Winnie Rich gave finch party
recently for her mother, Mrs. Charles
Stanley, of Mark island, who is visiting
her.
Aug. 2. KY. q.
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MARLBORO.

A son was born to Gardner Bowden
and wife Aug. 8.
Mrs. Hannah Copp, of Trenton, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Abbie Bowden, who is
ill.
s. H. Remick and wife went to Bangor
last Thursday to see his daughter, Mrs E..
g. Burnhsm, who is in the hospital.
Mrs. Albert Hodgkins and children
have gone to Bar Harbor to spend few
weeks with Mr.. Hodgkins, who has em-
ployment there.
George Jellison, Of Clifton, spent few
days last week with his wife, who is
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. S. Ii. Remick.
Aug. 9. ARE
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EAST LAMoINE.

Arthur Abbott and bride are guests OF
Cyrus Abbott and wife.
A. Aberly has joined his wife and
children, who have been visiting Harry
McNider and wife.
Mrs. Leonard DesIsles and son Morrill,,
OF Chicago, visited Samuel Y. DesIsles
and wife last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. hampton and Miss Ruth
hampton, Of Dorchester, Mass, are board
ing with Miss Agnes Boynton.
Mrs. George c. Hodgkins and family,
who have been occupying the Googins
cottage, have returned to Medford, Mass.
Calvin w. Bragdon and family, OF Plain
field, Mass, are spending their vacation
with his grandmother, Mrs. Hannah
Huckins.
Aug. 8. H.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Eugene Hagan is on a business trip to
Boston.
Miss June Butler gave party Friday,
her sixth birthday.
Mrs. Mcfarland, of Lincoln, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Susan Salisbury.
Mrs. Maria and Madeline Sawyer, OF
Limestone, are visiting with their former
teacher, Miss Eunice Coggins.
Mrs. James Tweedie, with daughter
Agnes, OF Cambridge, Mass, is visiting
her parents, Henry Coggins and wife.
Forrest Richardson has recently pur-
chased new boat Of Charles II. Curtis, of
Ellsworth, and is having an engine put in
at the Ellsworth foundry.
Mrs. Coleman Butler and family, Of
Pawtucket, r. L., and Mrs. Maggie Crane
and daughter Mildred, OF Orono, are visit
ing their mother, Mrs. Ira Hagsn.
Aug. 8. Y.
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REACH.


Joseph Lord, OF Melrose, Mass, has
Joined his family ct their cottage.
Parker Hatch, OF Somerville, Mass, Is
spending few weeks with relatives here.
Henry Foster, Of Boston, is spending his
vacation with his uncle, Charles 8. Foster.
Samuel Clapp, Of Weymouth, Mass, has
returned home after spending few weeks
here.
Mrs. Emma Carter, OF Rockland, visited
her daughter, Mrs. 8. T. Lowe, Sunday
and Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Tapley, OF Boston, and
Mrs. Ellen Hayes, OF North Deer Isle, are
guests Of Capt. William Lowe.
Mrs. Myrtle Lowe, with daughters
Gertrude and Claribel, is spending the
month in Rockland with her parents,
Alvin Carter and wife.
Mrs. Myrtle Robbins and sons Maynard,
Emery and James spent q few days in
Stonington this week with her husband,
Capt. James Robbins, OF yacht Elaine,
who was on his way to Marblehead from
Bar Harbor.
Aug 4. L.
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WEST sroN1NGroN.

Miss Nettie Weed, OF Deer Isle, is at
Mrs. Harold Stinson's.
Percy Hanford, Of Boston, is spending .
few days at J. A. Hamblen's.
Lewis Ogier, wife and three children, Of
Camden, are at G.. F. Small's.
Miss Winnie Hamblen, OF Boston, Is
visiting her parents, J. A. Hamblen and
wife.
Ernest Perry, who has employment at
Sorrento, is spending few days with his
family here.
Mrs. Lucy Abbott, Of Boston, is spend
ing the summer with her mother, Mrs.
Hester Thurston.
Tilden Fifield went to Friendship last
week and returned with new motor boat
for the lobster business.
Aug. 2. MUM.
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week from Lynn, Mass, where she has
been several years.
j. W. Blaisdeils mill, which has been
shut down for repairs OF machinery, will
start up this week.
The Franklin and Sullivan ball teams
played at Sullivan last week. Score, II to
8 in favor of Franklin.
The schooner Willie l.. Maxwell, wit
granite from w. B. Blaisdell & Co., sailed
last week for Philadelphia.
Aug. g. b.
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FREMONT.

Shirley Kelley is home from Bangor.
Mrs. Durham, of Bangor, is visiting
Mrs. Jacob Kelley.
Mrs. Mildred Norwood, who has been
visiting in Seal Cove, is home.
Miss Ella Kittredge, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting her brother, o. NJ. Kittredge.
Mrs. Julia Bennett, with little son Rob-
ert, OF Yarmouth, is visiting her father,
O. Al. Kittredge.
Mrs. Charles Stanley spent few days
last week at Southwest Harbor with her
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Clark, who has just re-
turned from years trip in Europe.
Aug.9 KIN.
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CAPE ROSTER.
BLAKE's POINT.

The death of Richard Clifford has sad
dened his friends. A kind, good man has
gone.
Mrs. NJ. A. Blake has returned to
Fairview after visit at Steuben and Els
worth.
Norman Wilder, OF Everett, Mass, has
arrived with his bride, to visit her
parents, Cornelius Gray and wife.
Among the guests at Undercliff are
Donald Prentiss and mother and Mrs.
Frances Noble, of Hartford, Conn.,,
Howard Baird, of Lynn, Mass, Mrs. Susan
Venner, of Waltham, Mass, Miss Jennie
Kimball, Of Washington, D. C.
Aug. 2. B,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-08-11
MT. DESERT FERRY.

Ora Jordan, who has been employed on
yacht, is home.
Mrs. G. N. Whitehouse, Of Bangor, is at
W. W. Jellison's.
E. H. Colby, who has been i'll several
weeks, is gaining.
Mrs. Bessie Twaddle, OF Bangor, is visit
ing Miss Lizzie Jellison.
Mrs. George Hopkins and son Ernest
recently visited her parents, Augustus l.
Carter and wife.
Mrs. Edith wilkinson, Mrs. Blanche
Blatchford, Mrs. w. w. Wilkinson and
son Kenneth spent two days in Sullivan
last week.
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