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sARaENrvILLE.


H. B. Marks, OF East Bluehill, is at E. f
Neye1ls'.
Walter H. Sargent returned to Lewis
ton Monday.
Fred J. Sargent was in Bangor last week
on business.
Mrs. P. B. Billings attended conference
at Ellsworth.
Miss Ida Hardness is spending few
weeks in Castine.
Miss Flora Bowden has returned to her
school in Hull, Mass.
Mrs. Clara Clapp returned home from
Roxbury, Mass, Saturday.
Miss Mildred WoodmGn, OF Bangor, is
employed at Mrs. Jasper SargeDt's.
Mrs. l.. j. Hooper and grandson, Lew
ellyn Beedle, have returned from Camden.
Benjamin C. Sargent left last week for
Boston to join schooner Rachel W. Stew
ems.
Pitt w. Danforth and Carl Baatz, Of
Melrose, Mass, are guests OF Mrs. Lydia
Cover.
Edgar s. Wood and daughter Grace are
spending . few days with friends in
Brewer.
Mrs. Neal Dow and son Wilson, OF North
Brooksville, are guests Of Capt. Z. L. Bah
son and wife.
Mrs. Clara Bowden is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Waldo E. Kingsbury, in
Medfieid, Mass.
Misses Myrtle Nevells and Helen Hig-
gins, higgins classical institute, ~, have
returned to Charleston.
April II. SIM.
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EGYPT.

Miss Sophia Clark is working for Mrs.
Ids Bracey at West Franklin.
Meitiah Scammon has gone to Blaisdell's
mill, where he has employment for the
summer.
Amos Clark had the misfortune to hurt
his foot badly with pickaxe. one day
last week.
Miss Stella West has gone to Hancock,
where she has employment in the family
OLA. !. Foss.
There will be no school at Egypt this
spring. Clarence Morse conveys the pupils
to West Franklin.
George Stanley and wife, no have been
spending the winter with their grand
daughter, Mrs. Rosa Bragdon, have re-
turned to their home in Brewer.
Oliver Bragdon has returned to Cutler,
where be is employed by E. G. Burnham.
Mrs. Bragdon and children will spend the
summer with her parents, Arvil Jordan
and wife, at Wsltham.
April II. G.
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pENORsCr

Mrs. B. Il. Cushman and Mrs. Adeline
Littlefield are ill.
The selectmen will be in session at their
new Office the last Saturday Of each
month.
Mrs. Sarah Sprague has returned from
an extended visit with her son in Booth
bay Harbor.
Blaine Perkins, OF Bangor, spent last
week here with his parents, Watson Per-
kins and wife.
Mrs. George Eaton and Roscoe Pstten,
of Lynn, Mass, spent q few days here
last week with their sister, Mrs. Otis
Leach.
Miss Nina varnum was able to be out
Sunday after having been confined to the
house for the past three weeks.
There will be Q meeting of Penobscot
chapter, y. +. g., at Masonic hall Satur-
day evening, April IL. A full attendance
10 desired.
April II. WooDLocKE.
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ATLANTIC.

Mrs. Jennie Manchester, OF fremont,
is visiting friends here.
Charles Staples, who has been very i'll
Of pneumonia, is improving.
Capt. Willard staples and wife are At
home getting their cottages ready for sum-
mer visitors.
Mrs. Sylvia Grant, OF Winterport, who
formerly lived at Atlantic, is visiting old
friends in town.
The three-days-old daughter Of Roy
Hutchinson and wife died OF commissions
Friday morning. Much sympathy is felt
for the parents.
Rev. Harry burlington preached his
farewell sermon Easter Sunday. He has
made many friends here, who regret the
departure Of both him and his family.
ApFi1 IL. 8.
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A SERIOUS ILLNESS :
RELIEVED BY Penn

MFRS. WILLIAM HEypyps
AVA Crafk, n. W. T., Can, vriis..
IL was troubled with very Ser.
fernsi weakness, which exhap,,.3
% that I feared I would lose m, y
al suffered agony with nv h.,s
pain extending down my left l.,
pain was so severe that | vo.u b
welcomed death ms q relief.
"PerunA cured me of this ,nsa
no wonder I recommend II 50 hIrst|
att win soon be two years Il,
found relief from the pain and !,
aEn Of II has returned.
II am glad that there 10 N
which l can speak OF this, u 49,
sufferer may read my testimony
not only read, but believe"
hss civea Up an nsss
Mile. Albtns Chauvin, No. 3 \
Agnes. st. Henri, Moatresl, O.
writes:
II consider Peruna better .hu
other remedy, ~ II cured me whesu
ing else could.
IL suffered for years and yesuv
heart trouble, headaches and wesa,
] never expected TO ind anytahe|
cure me.
II tried Peruna and am entirely q
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BASS HARBoR.

Miss Helen Dix has opened her millinery
shop at Manset.
Mrs. Ina Holmes has returned from
Portland with her spring goods.
Maurice Thurston, who has been at
home . few days, leaves to-day for Bos-
ton.
T. w. Jackson and wife and Mrs. d. g.
Benson leave to-day for Boston, for . stay
vi several weeks.
Willie Watson, who has been in Port
land. Ore, and Seattle, WASH, on BUSH
nesss, got home last week.
Marguerite Farley gave party Friday
afternoon to . number OF her little friends,
which ~as much enjoyed by all.
William Stanley, who has been head
keeper Ut Duck Island light station ever
since the lighthouse was built, has been
transferred 10 Cape Elizabeth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley have many relatives and
friends here who regret their departure,
but ~ they have . son and daughter in
South Portland, the new location will be
very pleasant for them.
April II. X Y. q.
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should be kept for new seed bed the fol-
Ioxr ;pu WAR

should be kept for new seed bed the fol-
| lowing year.
In some cases, where a man is sufii-
GENTLY familiar with the difference in
character between the potatoes OF one hill
and those OF another, and especially il the
hills are not planted too near together,
he may even be able to follow behind the
digger and determine which are the good
hills as he goes along. Probably from
eight to ten merahantsble tubers per hill
is the most satisfactory amount to look for,
provided there are no waste tubers with
them, or at least only an occasional one.
| 1t does not seem advisa BILE to select hills
containing too great a number OF pota-
| toes. Such hills may have a tendency to
! set too many tubers, SO that " hen planted
under unfavorable conditions OF any kind
| they would get more tubers than could be
matured. The same result has been OBJ
tanned in less degree by potato growers
in various localities.
One man in Wisconsin has kept a very
satisfactory standard in his potatoes by
digging the best yielding and more vigor-
Gus portion of his field by itself and stor-
ing the whole crop from that area separ-
ately, using it for seed the following year
This eliminated the bad results which
must come in course of time from the use
of Gull seed, and eliminated large per-
centage of the hills which had many culis
in them.
One or two potato growers in western
Colorado have carried out hill selection
in cooperation with the Colorado expert
ment station, and have shown exactly the
same results. In bringing the matter to
the attention Of few potatoes growers in
Maine and on Long island, have myself
seen the percentage Of hills which met the
required standard increased from eight at
the first selection to twenty feet at second
years selection.
The chief requirement in this sort OF
seed selection is to fird the most economi-
cal way Of doing the work, 90 rs to make
it useful to the ordinary potato grower.
am specially DESTROYS OF getting in touch
with farmers who are interested in this
method OF improving their potato st ,ck,
ss wish to see this method come to the
knowledge Of potato growers, and at the
same time to work out the most salts
factory and cheapest method Of making
the selection.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

J. Wesley Bowden and wife, OF Castine,
have been visiting Mrs. Bowden's mot her,
Mrs. A. E. Austin, the past week.
LAmoine grange held its regular meeting
April 9, with . small attendance. After
business, the lecturer pro TEN presented
. short program. A COMMITTEES on resolu-
lions was appointed by the master. The
grange 10 to present . drama in about
three weeks.
Last Tuesday, a. Forrest Richardson
was returning home from Ellsworth, his
horse encountered bad place in the road
ut the foot Of Robinson's hill, throwing
out the occupant and smashing up the
wagon. Fortunately neither Mr.. Richard
son nor his horse was injured.
April ~. Y,
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SOUTH BLUEHiL.L.

Miss Lila Cole, Of Seaville, is employed
in the factory here.
At the masquerade given by the circle
April 6, about 81 was Melted.
Miss Maggie Duffy, of Seaville, is the
guest OF Mrs. George Bickford.
School commenced Monday, taught
by Miss brenda Mason, OF Bluehill.
Albert Howard has purchased q house
lot Of Herbert Candage and has commenced
erecting house.
Miss Lottie Sweetser, OF Stonington, is
spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Bert HendrickRon.
Misses Lila and Gertie Henderson, Of
Seaville, visited their aunt, MIS-. C. B..
Henderson, last week.
Miss Rose Henderson, who has been
employed at Sargentville, has returned
home to care for her parents, Angus
Henderson and wife, who are i'll.
April II. c.
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BUCKspoRT.

At o'clock on Easter morning, in
Bucksport, at the residence of State
Treasurer Pascal p. Gilmore and wife,
their only daughter, MISS Msdge, was
Oscar F. Fellows and wife. The wedding
was witnessed only by the families OF the
bride and groom. Rev. Edward Judson
Klock, of the Elm street Congregational
church, performed the ceremony. The
bride is young lady OF many accomplish
ments and has many friends. The groom
is graduate OF the University OF Maine,
'0S, and was very prominent and popular
in college life. He is at present student
in the school Of law.
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Josephine Glow, who has bonW'
Of pneumonia, is gaining.
Freeman Butler is still very low.
The youngest son OF Albert GIL
wife is very i'll.
Frank Lowrie and wife. who haul
living in Harold kingman's houl
past winter, have moved into J. 4
rie's house, and Harold Kingua
moved into his own house.
Edgar Ashe, who was hurt whik
ing in w. B. Clovis mill last -
doing nicely.
Mary and Nancy Dyer, who mw
visiting their grandparents in n
are home.
Miss Libbie Wilbur is visiting ~
Mrs. Mahlou Wilbur, ON Cave hla.
April u.
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MOUNT DESERT.

Alton c. Brown and wife arrived home
from Boston Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Richardson, OF Northeast
Harbor, were in town Sunday.
The schooner Bloomer arrived here SUM-
day with . load OF gravel for the town.
Easter Sunday ,was observed here by .
concert in the evening, given by the chill
dren.
Miss Ada Brown, who has spent the past
two weeks in Boston and vicinity, is
home. M
AL are sorry for J. g. Hill in the loss OF
his horse Daisy. In some way she broke
her leg, and had to be shot.
Miss Mary B. Somes and Miss Lord en-
tertsined the Somesville sewing circle
Thursday afternoon. This is the last
meeting of the season.
April II. RED WING.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Miss Verna Lawrie leaves sScl
Cherryfield to teach.
Everett Tracey will carry TIE y
pond pupils this spring.
School commenced Monday, ~
trude Perkins, OF Bucksport, tsse'a
Mrs. Ethel Clark hss gone
Franklin to care for Mrs. las =
who is ill. ]
w. w. Woodwork attended 'ns )
of his brother-in-law, Aionlo i'4'
the village Sunday.
Sunday afternoon meetings Ia.
discontinued, and there VIII DC -
Wednesday evenings.
April ~.
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WEST FREMONT.

Lewis Gott and wife visited w. H. Web
ster and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Emma LAdd, OF Mckinley, is visit
ing 1t Mrs. Sarah A. Reeds.
Capt. Elias Rich and Capt. William
Hanna arrived Sunday from Belfast. with
hay.
George w. Lunt left this week for Deer
Island scalioping. Everett Seavey went
with him.
Capt. w. H. Lunt left Friday for Bar
Hafbor, where he will continue in the
scaliop business.
Capt. Edwin Marshall and wife, who
spent the winter in Owls Head, moved
home last week.
Deputy Sheriff r. n. Rumill and wife
spent Thursday and Friday at the confer
ence in Ellsw orth.
Mrs. Martha Saunders hiss moved here
from Bass Harbor TO the Nelson Carter
house. Mr.. Carter left for Minturn this
week.
April II. THELMA.
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BLuEHILL FALLS.

David Friend is improving slowly.
School opens to-day, taught by Miss
Mcintyre.
wilfHd ConaFy, of Bucksport, spent
Sunday here.
Cecil Gray will 90 to Bar island for the
season this week.
Mrs. b. A. Wood is at Bluehill with her
niece, Eta DOVE, for q week.
A. B. Conary returned from Bluehiil
Sunday after visiting his sister, Mrs. !. w.
Dove.
April u. CRUMBs.
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SOUTH PENoBsCOT

Mrs. Martha Wight is ill.
Special Easter services were held at the
Baptist church April IL.
Miss Edith Okif, of Old Town, is the
guest OF Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
Percy Perkins and Everett Snow are
building large naphtha boat for Bangor
parties.
Thomas Grindle spent last week at home.
Fred Wight is repairing the schoolhouses
in town.
April u. G.
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sEDGWICK.

An Easter concert was given Sunday
evening by the children OF the Sunday
school at the First Baptist church. Fol-
lowing is the program: Organ voluntary
prayer, Rev. Elisha Sanderson; song,
school; recitation, Alice Cain; class ex-
ercise, "What is Eastern solo, Mrs. A. g.
Parker; Rotations, Mary L. Paris, Law
renee Hagerthy; song, school; recitation,
Ruby Dority; class exercise, Questions
about Life;" duet, Mrs. Parker and Mrs
Cole; recitation, Paul r. Smith; song,
school; Rotations, Arthur Sanderson,
Florence Bracy; song, school; recitation,
Jennie Eaton; class exercise, meaning oil
EASTER" solo, Harriet Bridges; recitation,
Arnold Allen; song, school; remarks, pas
tor; collection; benediction.
April IL. H.
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BEECH HILL.

Mrs. Grace Rich and Fred Biane'-
ill.
School began Monday, taugh' "
Z. T. Richardson. =.
Mrs. Alice Alley and lltli e,.S
Grace are visiting Mrs. GRACE NJ
Joseph Stanley has moved ms N
Hall Quarry. William Danny
moved. "A
Miss Elizabeth Taylor nas N
home from Stonington, "hs'S
been visiting.
April II.
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BROOKSvuLE.

A son was born tn Dudley Jones and
wife Thursday, April s.
Stillman Kench is reported to be worse.
Fred w. circuit also il III.
Henry Bowden has moved into part OF
Mrs. 8. r. Billings house.
Seymour Perkins and wife, OF Quaker
City, Conn.,, are visiting their parents
here.
The remains OF Robert Walker, OF Bucks
port, formerly Of this place, were brought
here for burial Friday.
Albion Cosson went to Marlboro, N. H.,
to-day. Patrick Carter has rented his
house, and is to move soon.
April II. A.
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BIRCH HARBOR.

Mrs. Milford Leighton, OF Unionville,
visited relatives here recently.
School begins to-day with Miss Addie
Guptill, OF Gouldsboro, as teacher.
Maurice Torrey and wife, OF Winter
Harbor, were weekend guests of B. F.
Cowperthwaite's family.
Miss Gladys Rice and Jesse Fitzgerald,
both OF this village, were married Thurs
day evening at the home OF Miss Rice's
guardian, Daniel Deasy, in Prospect Har-
Dor. Rev. E. s. Drew ofiiciated. They
will reside here.
April II. q.
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WEST sTONINGTON.

Miss Florence Weed, Of Dee. Isle, is Wis
iting Mrs. Harold Stinson.
Miss Hazel Stinson spent Sunday at
home. She was accompanied by friend,
Ida Simpson.
A sociable and entertainment was held
in the hall Thursday evening. Proceeds,
about SO for the church.
w. E. Stinson is having repairs made on
his house and some changes made on the
inside. Ernest Perry is doing the work.
April II. Mum.
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Doctor Ito fair patient)-Put out your
tongue. Meanwhile he writes prescrip-
tion). There, that will do. Miss Chat
terbox-But, doctor, you did not even
look at my tongue! Doctor-No 1 only
wanted to keep you quiet while / wrote
the prescription.
"Oh, Mr.. Hunker!' exclaimed Miss
Dorothy, who is an enthusiastic ornithol-
ogist, (which Of the American song birds
are you fondest orr II prefer the hen,
Miss Dorothy" ;"But the -hen isn't .
song bird" "Well, it is the only bird
whose lay care for.'
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NORTH PENOBsCOT.

J. q. Leach has gone to Haverhill,
Mass, to visit relatives.
Sidney varnum and Fred Wright are
repairing the schoolhouse, putting in new
floor, windows and doors.
Rev. Mr.. Grenon has been attending
conference at Ellsworth, and there were
no services in the churches Sunday.
The remains OF Mrs. Lucy Patten were
brought here from Haverhill, Mass, for
interment last Tuesday. Funeral services
were held in the church.
April II, H.
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Harbor. Following the ceremony the
young couple were warmly congratulated.
The guests were then invited to the
dining-room, where refresh nents were
served, and wedding cake was cut by
the bride. The many friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitzgerald wish them long and
happy life.
April r. D.
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ing to Boston in a few DAYS to d,iws

ing to Boston in . few days to driws
wagon.
Gerald Thompson is visiting
brother, f. A. Thompson, who y
some time been in failing health.
Mrs. George Homestead, Of Pm1
and her brother. Will Leighioa, /
guests Of w. w. Black and wife II I
The many friends OF Miss EtAd !
who teaches in Augusta, are grssty
cerned to hear OF her critical illneadI
pendicitis.
April II.
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SUNSET.

W.. w. Eaton has been visiting e. s.
Small.
Wallace Stinson is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Ida Stinson.
w. Ii. Small and s. B. Cole are painting
for DIR. H. w. Small
Mrs. Fannie Cole visited her sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Small, Wednesday.
Schooner Joice Rebecca brought a load
OF freight for J. X. johnson and b. Brown.
April u q
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DEDHAM.

Guy Burrill has gone to Augusta.
Mrs. W. w. Black is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bert Venadestine, in Orono.
Miss Alice Black has retained to her
school in Calais, after a weeks vacation.
Melvin johnson and son Melray are 60
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Mrs. Rrpwn-our Language, is Just fun Of
misnomers.s For. instance, met a man
once was 4 perfect bear AID. they
called ~ s:ciyiI engineer. xMtS. Ridley
Yes, a1t that's not % bea,a3 tAe tstaIler'
ina bank. He just won't ten YOU any
thing. ] asked one the other day how
much money my husband had there and
he only laughed.
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bladder remedy, be-
cause of its remark
able health restoring
properties. Swamp
Root fulhlls almost
every wish in over
coming rheumatism,
pain in the back, kid
neys, liver, bladder
and every part of the
urinary passage. 1t
covve~ts euabi1itv m
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

The home of Capt. Daniel Deasy was
the scene OF pretty wedding Thursday
Gladys L. Rice, both of Gouldsboro, were
married by Rev. E. 8. Drew, OF Winter
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hold water and scalding pain in passingit,
or bad effects following use of liquor, wine
necessity of being compelled to go often
times during the night.
Swamp-Root is not recommended tor
everything but if you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble, it will be found just
the remedy You need. 1t has been thor
oughly tested in private practice, and has
proved SO successful that special ar
rangement has been made by which all
readers of this paper, who have not al
ready tried it, may have sample bottle
sent free by mail, also book telling
more about Swamp Root. and how to
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hnd out II you have KID
ney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention
reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address to
~ eESsa ~
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Binghamton, NY. The regular fifty-cent
and one dollar size bother are sold by
all druggists. Don't make any mistake
but remember the name, Swamp Root,
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the ad-
dress, Biughamtou, N. Y, on every bottle.
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