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FIGHTS FOR CHINESE HUSBAND.
American Wife still Hopes to Save
Him From Electric Char.

TIn from EtectFic CHAIR.
Boston, Mass, Oct. Fighting 10
the last often for the life OF he:- Chi
nese husband, Mrs. Wary Charles will
next Monday make a last appeal for
clemency to Governor Draper, when
the lawyers for Charles and Joe Guey
appear to argue for pardon for their
clients.
Some time tonight the three con-
demned Cinnamon, in Sing. Leong
Gong and HON Woon, three OF the fave
sentenced to die In the electric chair
for completely I'm a deadly tong war
here on Aug. 2. 1907, viii be quietly re-
moved from Charlestown city 5afr Co.
the Charlestown county prison. The
removal OF Wary Charles and Joe.
Guey will not take place until Thwn-
day. Oct. Z.
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AFTER KING or sERvgA.
Men Who Did Away WITH Aasxander
Plot Against Peter.

Vienna, Oct. 1.--Telegrams from
Belgrade announce the discovery OF a
widespread conspiracy against King
Peter of Servia. The chief plottnr l.
former minister Genie, leader Of the
regicides, who did away with King
in June, 1903.
A large number Of officers are conn
promised and nearly all were fnpl.
Gated.
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On pleasure Trip.

Il r. Buxton, assistant cashier of
the First National bank, left this
morning on a short pleasure trip over
the state. He left on the N. p. for the
west and expects to be gone for sew
eral days.
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Finnish senaso May Be Dl.solv.d

st, Petersburg, Oct. 1.--Another dis
solution of the Finnish senate is inn
minent as a result OF the conflict with
Russia over the amount OF Finland,s
contribution to the defense OF the en-
pire
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MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY

December. 9TH 0sTR; May, s1.o1M
cash No. hard, $1.O1A; No. / north
ern, $l.00N; No. . northern, sSH; No.
3 northern, s6A @97A.
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Chicago Gossip.

Chicago. Oct. Waterman, the Al
bany miller, gave the trade a big sur
prise in the last hour yesterday by
Springtng corner In September wheat.
The Armour interest had nothing
whatever to do with the ia cents adj
vance In September wheat yesterday,
their interest having ceased when they
sold out their September last week. lit
was known then that Waterman has
. line OF September estimated at t.
100000 to 100000 bushels bought
mainly through Barrell and Hulburd
Warren Chandler 1t was this line
that tied the market up yesterday and
when shorts tried to civer the whole
was not there in volume until the
price struck $1.20, when the big bust
ness commenced and shorts were sat
isfed by sales OF 100000 bushels by
Finley Darrell and Co. and 100000
bushels by Bartlett Patten & CO.
It was one OF the sIickest deals that
have ever been pulled off because few
in the trade thought that Waterman
had as large line of shorts to con-
tend with, or that he would put on
the screws and force prices UP in the
last hour. Many of the shorts thought
they would take their chances to get
out at the finish. believing that there
would be enough wheat on the mar
ket to force a break Conditions sur
rounding the deferred futures were
bearish
Waterman has been here for two
days but left early yesterday afternoon
for New York whers he had big line
Of September wheat and is said to
have paid for 100000 bushels cash stuff
in the past two cays.-Inter Ocean.
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MAY ENTER DRUG FIELD.
United Cigar Stores Co. to Enlarge
It's Scope.

New York Oct. Lit is reported
that the United Cigar Stores Co. is
making preparations to enter the drug
trade by operating chain of stores
under the name Of the Lauer Drug
Co. 1t is said that th-ee stores in
New York city have already been ac-
quired, and It il expected to add to
them until the company has chain
extending from the Atlantic to the
Pacific.
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Moorhead Department

tons to run their sawnin here night
and day next year.
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AENEY STAYS on TICKET.

Supreme Court Reverses Action of
San Francisco Election Commission.
San Francisco, Oct. The supreme
court today reversed Judge Muraskev
and the election commission in the
Heney Ficlxert primary election case.
The effect OF the decision Is that
Heney retains his place on the demo-
cratic ballot and Fickert keeps his
union labor nomination.
Heney today formally opened his
campaign for district attorney.
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cHAS. E. LEWIS & CO.
Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Cotton
New York stock Exchange
All leading Exchanges.

New York and ChAeano CORES pOmdensn
Bartlett Pattem 4 Co.
Sc ID. Chaplin d Co.
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Receipts et CHICAGO.

Keceipts &C Chicago.
Wheat 65 cars; same time last year,
AZ cars.
Corn. s5s cars; same time last year.
ISL cars. an-ss
Oats. 1sl cars; same time last year
1919 cars.
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Livestock Receints.

South st. Paul, Oct. Hogs 1900;
market steady. $7.sO0zsO: cattle 600;
sheep 400, both steady.
Chicago. Oct. sheep 10000, mar
vet steady; top IS; lambs s7.25.
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H. o. MOTT Manager
Phone s1S Merton Block
Fargo m. ID.
Maam Oaaaee A12-A1g Chamber al Cana.
megees Minneapolis.
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A Forum Want Ad Will Sell It For
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UNITY NEWS.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss Minnie Abel, who has been en-
pioyed in Franklin some time, is at home
Love Hemenway, of East Jefferson, has
beer recent guest of Harry E. Robert
son.
Mrs. William Murray, who has been
critically i'll, is now considered out Of
danger.
Charles Newman, formerly of this town,
now of Bethel, VT, is here calling on
old friends.
Miss Nina, were in Ellsworth Saturday
on business.
Miss Jessie Robertson, of Haverhill,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Hinckley Robertson.
Guy Miller, of Boston, is expected this
week to spend two weeks vacation with
his parents, George Miller and wife.
Miss Gussie Robertson was in Goulds-
boro few days last week, visiting her
aunts, Mrs. Bunker and Mrs. Sargent.
Oliver Newman and wife arrived last
week, and went at once to housekeeping
on the Springer homestead, recently pur-
chased.
The Redmen went to Hancock Friday
evening to attend the pow-wow. They re-
porta fine time, and speak in high praise
of tie people OF Hancock as entertainers.
Arthur Gordon was called to Bar Har-
Dor from Vermont last week by the
serious illness Of his sister, Miss Grace.
He spent one night in town with relatives.
March /. VI.
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ECZEMA Durable? proven


There IL nothing that will conyisuaI
lawyer except evidence.
Now, here 10 some rather startling a
dence Of simple home cure for ssa1.
which convinced one lawyer, P. c.
triken, attorney ct Moline, M. Hsthl
how oil Of wintergreen compound Mn
With thymol and Glycerine, as in D. D.
Prescription, cured him in thirty daN|
after thirty-two years OF suffering.
"For - years." writes Attorney Emu.
ken, al was troubled with eczema, ~
all over my face, body and head. lus1
run hair brush over my body and II
floor would Be covered with scales enosdl
to al . basket. Itried everything nlW
internal medicine, X Ray-ali without a.
suit.
"Just month ago was induced to n
y. d. d. Prescription. The itch wun.
lieved instantly; 20 ] continued. IthR
. month now and am completely cuisd
have not = particle OF itch and the soIa
have dropped Oh.
~ can only say again CURE DISCOv.
Erred. ! an now starting all ezsnl
sufferers on the right track"
Cure after cure has bcen brought 10 OF
attention and always that instant riA
from the awful itch. e. q. Moore, drle.
gist, Ellsworth, Me.
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HARBoRsIDE.
ANNE.

Mrs Eugene Redman has returned to
New Haven, Conn.
s. d. Gray is visiting his son, L. F. Gray,
at South Brooksville.
Decatur Gray is getting out lumber to
build a barn in the spring.
Irving Gray, OF the Rufus Deering Co.,
Portland, is home for few days.
Capt. Cornelius Gray VISITED his son,
Clarence Gray, at Castine last week.
Edith Howard and Annie Manson, who
are employed in Castine, spent few days
last week at home.
Mrs. Fred Carver, OF Hog Island, visited
friends here last week, leaving Saturday
for Orlsnd to visit her daughter, Mrs.
John Soper.
There is talk by local men of erect
ing saw mill at Goose falls next sum-
mer. 1t is thought that it would be pay
ing investment, as there is much lumber
on Cape Roster, and it could be shipped
cheaply.
Feb 81 G..
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ORLAND.

Rufus Facteau is in Bucksport for q
few days.
Miss Nellie Webster is at home from
Brownville.
Miss Esther Marks, OF Bucksport, has
visited friends here a few days.
Mrs. Frank Webster, of Bucksport, is a
guest OF Mrs. Charlotte Webster.
Winnie E. Jordan was reported quite ill
Sunday, but is now much improved.
There will be masquerade ball at the
town hall Saturday evening. March 6.
Harold WATSON and family, OF Bucks
port, were at Rufus P. Facteau's Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Gilpatrlck has been afflicted
with sore eyes, and is still confined to the
house.
Mrs. Tamson Viles and Mrs. Ella F..
Ames, who have been seriously ill, are inn
proving.
Miss Grace E. Parr returned to Etna
Monday, after a very successful school on
the hill.
The Universalist society will have So
ciable at the hall Friday evening, March
5. Clam stew, cake and coffee will be
sold.
March 1. n
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WEST sToNlNGTON.

Mrs. Lottie Robinson is ill.
Archie Barbour is spending this week
in Portland.
Miss Bessie Horton came from Rock
land Saturday.
Mrs. John Horton fell and hurt her
wrist badly last week.
Quite number OF the boys gathered at
the home Of Joseph Fineld Friday and
mastered good pile OF wood.
Mrs. Caroline Gross, who has been i'll
the past few weeks, is improving.
News reached here last week OF the
death Of Eunice Morey, in Portland.
Gallon Fiheld celebrated his fifth birth
day Saturday, by q party to his little
friends.
Miss Winnie Glover, who has been
teaching school No. 5, left for her home in
South Thomaston Monday.
Freeman Sellers left for his home at
South Thomaston Monday, after q few
days with his mother, who is very ill.
Mrs. Laura Sweetzer, who has been yis-
iting in Portland, returned home Monday
night, accompanied by her daughters,
Beulah and Gladys, who have been en-
ployed there the past year.
Feb. y. NUN
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GorT's BLAND.

Holsey Moore, who has been quite ill, is
out again.
E. l.. Gott was fishing two day last
week. He got only very small catch.
Every pleasant day those who have
wood on Placentis are busy boating it over.
Mrs. Edwin Joyce, Of Atlantic, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lovina
Moore, has returned home.
Quite a number came from Black Island
Tuesday evening to see the moving pic
lures shown by Roy Robinson.
Mrs. Charles Harding, who has been
visiting her parents, N. Bonaparte Trask
and wife, at Atlantic, has returned home.
Feb. q. CHIPS.
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sTONINGToN.

Henry Aey and wife are visiting
friends in Portland. -
Miss Hazel Stinson is substituting in the
central telephone office.
William Kelley, Of the J. c. Rodgers
Co., has gone to New York.
Gleason Flye is back from three weeks
visit in Boston ana vicinity.
James p. Plunkett arrived from a BUSH
ness trip in New York on Feb. q.
Camden and Stonington had basket
ball game Saturday evening. Stonington
won.
John J. Ferrill left on Thursday for
Seattle, WASH, where he will be en-
ployed.
Mrs. Elmer r. Crockett is in Rockland,
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. J.
Gregory.
Frank B. Miller, of Rockland, was in
town last week to incorporate Joshua
Davis lodge, l. o. O. F. The officers Of the
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

George Collar and little daughter have
returned to Boston.
Miss verna Lawrie is expected home
from Castine Wednesday.
Z. ). Murch is loading car with spool
bars at the Eastbrook siding.
Charlie smith and Dallas Tracy were in
Ellsworth recently on business.
Miss Josie Abbott visited her grand
parents, J. r. Butler and wife, at East
brook Last week.
Mrs. Alonzo Wilbur visited her parents.
Mr.: and Mrs. Kief, at Hancock, Saturday
and Sunday. Her little niece ACCOMPANIED
her home.
Carl Butler has gone in the woods to
drive team for his brother, Guy, who
was called home BY illness in his family.
Colburn Cousins has gone back in the
woods after being ct home two weeks
on account Of illness.
March 1. T.
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advertisements.
vInoL CURES CHRONIC CONN
COLDS AND BRONCHITIS J
After Other Remedies p.n

After Other Remedies ri,
Il have been troubled with ch,..
cold and bronchitis for a lone -
and have tried many remedies win.
finding relief. Through the kips
gestion Of friend tried ylnol n:
after taking four bottles, am en,,,.
cured" A. H. Wilde. 753-sth A.
Minneapolis, MINI.
s. Mcdonald, lat w. con,,
st. Paul. Mimi. writes: Il
tracted a severe cold last winte, ~
thought l would never get rid Of y I
tried vinol as last resort, and Il ~
completely cured me-"
vinol combines two world.,,...
tonics. the healing. medicinal proo.s|
ties Of cod liver oil ana tonic Iron =
liciously palatable and agreeable ia n
weakest stomach. For this ms.
vinol II unexcelled ~ q s.reusS
builder for old people, delicate ~
dren. weak and rundown person, u
ter sickness and for Chronic CousI.
Colds and BronchitiA
vINOL IL s~ld N Ellswsrth. O.. I
ParcAes. Druggist.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST BRooKsvILLE.
sAae4sorai Cn..x.t Ns..s ed eeAe. rae-s


WEST BROWNSVILLE.
Mrs. Charles Babbidge made business
trip to Belfast Tuesday.
Charles Blodgett badly injured his right
ankle in the woods last week.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. Hattie
Tapley last week, with thirty-two present.
Roy smith leaves for Upton, Mass, this
morning, where he will go into the bakery
business.
Miss Hattie S. Tapley and her little
niece Harriet Ethel visited friends in
Castine Friday.
Capt. George II. Tspley thanks his many
Corner friends for the shower OF wood he
received Saturday.
There will be supper and entertain
ment at the chapel March 5 under the
auspices of the Sunday schools.
The ninety-first annual town meeting
will be held to-day. The town warrant
contains eighteen articles. There is ~, 700
in cold cash in the town treasury.
Capt. George A. Stevens, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Inez, left this morn
ing for New Bedford, Mass. Capt. Stevens
will join the steamer Baxter in that port.
March 1. ToMsoN.
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BAR HARBOR.

The annual report Of the town Of Eden
shows the total valuation of the town to
be =, 103 SOC. The rate of taxation is &26
on q 900. There are 1871 polls. The total
taxes assessed last year was f162, s44.s4.
The bids for the construction OF the new
postofiice have been received. The lowest
was made by w. H. Fissell & Co., OF New
York, whose bid was $65,oO0. The other
bids were as follows: A. B. Stannard,
New York, 1900; J. E. and A. L. PEN
mock, Philadelphia, s62, 500; Otto Nelson,
Bangor, s62,655; Woodbury. & Leighton,
Boston, $63,943; E. K. Whitaker, Bar
Harbor, t64, 1876; A. E. Lawrence Co., Bar
Harbor, t67 900.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Angie Hardison is working for
Mrs. Howard Whitcomb, Ellsworth.
Miss Maggie Hardison is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harold Carter, at West Els
worth.
Mrs. Everett Carpenter and her sister,
Mrs. Herbert Colson, who have been quite
i'll, are gaining.
Miss C. M. Hooper and Miss Marcia
Springer spent two days with their uncle,
Curtis Hooper, at Georges pond last week.
George H. WEIGH went to Ellsworth
Feb. Is and spent the night with his
cousin, Herbert A. Ashe, at Ellsworth
Fails.
Mrs. Freeman Kinsman, Mrs. Minnie
HArdison and George Rutter, who have
been quite i'll, are not gaining as fast as
their friends could wish.
Mrs. F. E. Blaisdell, who has been ill
with grip, and was nearly Frustrated with
grief at the loss of her sister, Mrs. Fran
cena Dyer, is still quite poorly.
Miss Mary Gordon is working for Mrs.
Andy Hsvey at West Sullivan while Mrs.
Havey is spending q week or two with her
husband, Representative Hsvey, in Au-
gusta.
Feb. Is. R.
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with flags and hatchets and the tables
loaded with goodies. Games were played
after supper. An enjoyable time is re-
ported.
Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Morgan have leased
the Carpenter farm for five years. They
will take possession the first OF April
Miss Agnes Brewer is at home for Few
day from Bar Harbor, before going to
Boston on business for the Stafford Mil
linery Co.
March 1. ANNE.
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COUNTY NEWS:
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Hosea Hodgdon has been seriously i'll
for two weeks, but is better.
A daughter was born to Leverett Gilley
and wife Feb. Is. Mrs. Hannah Moulden
is caring for her daughter.
Pearl Hanna, who has been employed
on railroad in Massachusetts,, returned
to his home here last week for short va
cation.
Mrs. Leonice Brown Pullen was recently
the guest OF Mrs. Henry Tracy before
going to visit her daughters at Northeast
Harbor.
Mrs. G. d. Anterior has been confined
to her house nearly two months, and,
though little better, is still suffering
much pain from neuralgia and rheuma-
tism.
The minstrel show, THE jolly Sere-
naders," by talented troupe Of South
west Harbor Odd Fellows, made good
their title on Friday evening at Masonic
hall, and delighted crowded house. Be-
sides the funny specialties by interlocutor
and darkies there were fine solos and
selections.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Elias CHM and wife Thursday evening by
neighbors who wished to express sympa-
thy for these friends, rs Mr.. CHM has been
confined to his house by illness for more
than two years. The guests, who did not
make their call empty handed, were cor
daily welcomed, and spent an hour or
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SOUTH sURRY.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert A.
Young Feb. 3.
Curtis Young and wife, Of Mt. Desert
and David Curtis, Of Bluehili are, visiting
relatives here.
Henry Bridges and wife, OF Brooklin,
spent q few days last week with Z. M.
Curtis and wife.
The boys are to have a supper in the
church Wednesday evening. Fish chow
der and other refreshments will be served.
Services we're held at the church Feb. q
for the first time since repairs were begun
upon the interior. The work is nearly
completed, and fully repays the people for
their efforts. We now have the prettiest
church in town, and are proud Of it.
March /. TRAMP.
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REpMEN,ss pow-wow.

REDMEN'6s POW-WOW.
The second annual pow-w WOW of the Red
men OF Hancock county was held at Pan
cock Friday. Feb. %, the guests Of Omaha
tribe. About 100 Redmen from visiting
tribes were in attendance, represent
ing Cherokee tribe, Bar Harbor; Baskshe-
gan tribe, Prospect Harbor; Synctic tribe,
Franklin; Schoodic tribe, Sullivan. Great
sachem Henry E. ellis, Of Calais, and
Great Prophet Harry Lewis, Of Bangor,
also were present.
After work in the various degrees was
exemplified by visiting tribes, a midnight
banquet was served, followed by . smoke
talk in which very interesting remarks
were made by the great chiefs, also by
members Of the various tribes.
The hall was beautifully decorated.
Many trophies Of the war and chase being
used, and the national colors were dis
played conspicuously. Among the decora-
tions was an exhibit by George NJ. Moon
which included an African canoe made OF
solid mahogany and several moose and
deer heads. Another was a splendid col
lection OF furs kindly loaned by X. Fl.
Young, the Hancock fur dealer.
Omaha tribe is in most fiourishing con-
dition, doing excellent work, constantly
increasing in membership, good feel
ing and brotherly love.
March l. c.
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corporation are E. E. Crockett, George
Silver, Clayton Gilley, William Gray.
Mrs. Max Mendolsohn and three chill
dren left for Boston this week for .
months visit.
The young ladies OF the Epworth league
will give dinner town meeting day for
the benefit OF the church.
The town schools begin March s. Super
intenoent Patten is already in town, and
will remain another year.
Simon Crockett, who has been clerking
for Philip Crockett, has resigned his posi-
ton to take one in Rockland.
March /. Mill.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Julia Crabtree, of Ellsworth, is the
guest OF Mrs. l.. Crabtree.
Mrs. Burton Merchant, who has been
very i'll with pleurisy, is improving.
Howard Young, who came home from
Bangor to attend the pow-wow, returned
Monday.
Clarence Stratton and wife were week.
end guests of r. II. Williams and wife at
Franklin.
Alfred Hdridge and wife, who have
been guests OF Mrs. L. Crabtree, went to
Franklin Monday.
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SPRAY.
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

SOOld DEEh Isle.
Mrs. Lyman stinson is i'll.
Mrs. Jonsthan Stinson is i'll.
George Robbins is in poor health.
Mrs. J. E. Small is in very poor health.
Ansel Stanley and wife are visiting their
son Walter at Oceanville.
Mrs. Ida Pert fell and broke her arm
and sustained other injuries.
Mrs. J. p. Simonton is again critically
i'll at her home at Stonington.
Wallace Stinson and wife are with Mr..
Stinson's mother ct Sunset for Q short
stay.
The meeting appointed for Thursday
evening was postponed on account of the
illness of Mrs. Simonton.
Harry Stanley, who has been at home in
i'll health, has DO far recovered IS to return
to his work on the steamer.
o. r.. Sylvester, who is employed in
Massachusetts,, was called home by the
illness of his mother, Mrs. E. T. Sylvester.
Friends and neighbors OF Capt. Seth
IlAtCA katucIco On xAuIoAhy Win oAcB
and saws and soon had six cords OF wood
prepared for the stove.
Mrs. Charles Bray invited few OF her
husbands friends to their home on Thurs
day evening, it being her husbands birth
day. A pleasant evening was spent with
music and games. Cake and ice-cream
were served.
1t was with sorrow that friends learned
of the death of Frank Smith, which
occurred at the home of his parents,
Brainard Smith and wife. His home was
in Manchester, Mass, but he had been in
failing health about three years, and he
had a great desire to visit his old home.
His friends, hoping that he might be
benefited by the change, brought him
here. He was a great sufferer, but he bore
it all uncomplainingly. He leaves wife
and three children, an invalid father and
mother, one sister-Mrs. Lyman Stinson.
His age was thirty four years.
Feb. n. H.
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HULL,S COVE.

Mrs. Lottie Elliott is in Bar Harbor
hospital for abscesses.
with grip the past week, but all are better.
Samuel Bailey is at home from Aurora,
where he has been employed during the
winter.
Mrs. M. c. Sweet is spending few days
in Holden with her daughter, Mrs. Lillian
Maddocks.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
White has been quite i'll with Group for
the past few days.
ington supper last Monday at the rectory.
The dining-room was prettily trimmed