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Ncw York Produce

AEW YORK. June 2.-Hides-Easy.
Bops-Steady.
" Nooi-Steady.
ferroleum-Steady.
= Sugar-Rsw Quiet fair refining. 3.l4c cen
Srifuga- 80 test, 3.S9c: molssses sugar. 3.59c;
refined steady
Cenee-Futures closed quiet. net unchanged
70 > points higher. Sales reported of
1000 bags, including; June. &C. July. 500;
september, 6l0c- Spot quiet; Rio No. 4. ~
-; No Santos, s@9c. Mild quiet. Cor
ooxas 9St a I2atc
6utter-Steady a. an advance; creamery sPe
S,als z.02li2c; extras. 26iz d263.c; thirds to
theesc-Steady. unchanged.
EgEs-D nsettled: western irsts to extra
nrsts- p a PC. seconds. 20020iac.
DRIED FRUITS
hFaporsted Apples-Quief. Fancy. 81 is0914c:
fair 5a5a.c.
Prunes--Firm. particularly the larger sizes
ranging from 2lt n1l1sc for California fruit
snd from 6d9c FOR Oregons, 50-60s 10 20-30s.
Apricots-Are a little more active. Choice
a fsc.
Peaches-Quiet. Choice. 81. @6e: extra
Vh9iee. 65< G63sc. fancy. TdSlac.
,.ba,sa ,sins1flTm rs Loose muscsteL 81 a Sc
a51sc, and London layers, Sl.I5Gl.20
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office located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality aud free
of expense. Nayigstors are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference, and the
latest Information can always be obtained re-
garding lights dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest TO commerce
j. T. MCMILLAN,
Nautical Expert in charge.
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IGNORES
CHIEF WHARFINGER
Matter Is Adjusted by Company
Officials and Another Berth
Found for Ella

HE kosmos liner Sais.
Captain Dincklage. ar
rived yesterday from
Hamburg by way of
South and Central
American ports. No
arrangements had been
made for docking the
sails. but a little thing
like that did not
bother Captain Dinek-
Iage. He noticed a
vacant berth at Union
street wharf, and, al
fbouo-i1 notified that it
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
New York Cotton Market

; WV YORK. June 2.-'The cotton market was
'rregular today. There some liquidation in
filss morning In expectation Of a bearIsh report
from Miss Giles This report was known in the
market before its issuance snd II was pretty
vel discounted when il was given publicity at
i q clock Tho weekly weather report read
untaVorably. particularly for the central belt
and this caused some rebuying by bulls who
sseS sold out long cotton. The market rallied
about - points from the low mark Of the
.inorning
spot closed quiet. 10 points higher Middling
Hpisnes ll35c. mddlings gulf II 60c No sales
COTTON FUTURES
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againstNthe steam tug Defiance yester-
day in the United States district court.
1t was claimed by the steamship COM
pany that their steamer Governor was
damaged to that amount on June of
last year, when in tow of the Defiance
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2,205, 900 feet.
The harbor commissioners will hold
their regular weekly meeting this
morning in the ferry building.
The Matson navigation companys $
steamer Hilonian sailed yesterday for
Honolulu with 80 passengers and a full
cargo, which included a shipment of
army mules.
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II. Louis Wool Market

81 LOJIS. June 2.-Wool dull: medin4s
-cfsdes cnrnbing and clothing. ga pc: light I'M,
p sr2eisc; heavy fine. 1sa22e; rub washed
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shrinerr Charter Steamer

PORTLAND. June 2-Announcement
was made today that the steamer Sen
ator of the Pacific Coast Steamship
companys feet has been chartered to
take Oregon and Washington Mystic
Shriners TO Nome and return The
steamer will leave Seattle July %.
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NarnI storer-Tnrnentine ana nn.In

=. SAVANNAH. Ga. June 2.-spirits turpentine
sf6.
lesiH Firm. Sales I.53I receipts ] 49,
.slifiHeHrs 1.s54- stock 123 448 Quotations: r.
50 -; y. 81 2od3-30; z. Ss.e5a5TO; r So 20
a.. s. S3.65F1 4.05: II. $40: l. S430; X
NV s. I5s1 . 90
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Weather Report

Uniead States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. June 3 1909
RAINFALL DATA
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"a. from New YORK for BOMBAY.

hoea. from New York for Bombay.
HiOGO-Arrived June 2-Br stmr 81 Patrick.
from Hongkong and Shanghai.
1OkOHAMA-Arrived prior to June 2-Ger
stmr Alesia. from Portland, Ore; Jap stmr Shin
ano Aaru. from Seattle and Tacoma
Sailed May 30-Br stmr Antilochus, for Ia
coma.
OCEAN STEAMERS
PLTM0UTH-Arrived June 3-Stmr Adristic,
from New FORK for Cherbourg and Southampton,
and proceeded.
LASGOX-Arrived June 1--Stmr Furnessa.
from New York; stmr Siberian, fOom Philadei-
phia.
Observation-Disclosures prior to June 2-Stmr
Mongolia, from San Francisco via Honolulu and
Iok0nama.
BREMEN-Arrived June 1-Stmr Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse. from New York. Plymouth and
Cherbourg.
NEW Y0RK-Saiied June 2-Stmr Csmpania.
for Liverpool; stmr Majestic. for Southampton.
SOCTHAMPTON-Sa June 2-Stmr krOn-
prinzessin Cecilie, for New York; stmr Teutonic,
for New York.
1OkOHAMA-Arrived June 2-Stmr Teno
Maru, from San Francisco via Honolulu for Hong
kong.
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Nrw YORK MetaI Market

SEW YORK, June 2.-The London tin mar
%er Eas unchanged. with spot quoted at fI3I
rs 90 sUs futures al fiS3 3s Cd Locally fhe
market dull and somewhat lower spot
figoted Al Is. S7l5 a % l2l9c.
p: E.aR wssS lower at 49, I0lsd in the London
iasrket- Locally the market was STEADY and
UnehaHged.
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Army Transports

The Logan is in port.
The Crook * In port.
The BufOrd is In port.
The sherman is IN port.
The Warren is al Manila.
The Fitzpatrick left Manila May L. bound to
New York. via SHsz.
The Sheridan, outward bound sailed May 16
from Honolulu
The Thomas sailed May Is from Manila and
from Nsgasakf May 20.
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sbipments Of OIL

The British tank steamer Seminole cleared
for Mororan. for orders yesterday. with 2.l20.-
600 gallons Of refined petroleum. valued at
sos 400.
The tank steamer Washtenaw cleared ar
Port Hartford for Honolulu with 23.000 barrels OF
crude oil in bulk. valued al SIS. 500
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Chicago Dairy Products

tHlCAGo June Butter steady: cream
eriess "a 1ac; dsiries. 20d24c. Eggs steady
reoeipfs z49i cases included; hrsts. l9c; prime
hrsts, = nc Cheese easy: dairies I2st mI3l4 ;
,@tslns, wins 20 lS1ze; Young Americas. 1914 n Sc;
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comnagnie GeneraIe Transatlantiaue

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday. instead OF SATURDAY.
At 10 a. M, from pier ~, North rf7er. foot of
Morton st.
FIRST class to Havre. ST. so and upward: seq
,nd class TO Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND can
ADA. 10 State St. New YORK. J. F, FUGAZI.
Frsncisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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& 90 HEAD A

BIG AUCTION SALE Of all purpose horses
SATURDAY, June .. at IN a. N. All guaraI-
teed horses viii be hooked. go 4th St, Oak
land j. w MEDEIROS. auetioneer.
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HYDRoeRAPH1c OFFICE

Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor.
PLACE Fl Date Remarks
Grsys Har ls May 2eIchannel getting broader
Depth at mean low
Nillapa p APR. water in channel 70
Raymond IS feet
Ae-ul1 - lIc1. 70
Nehslm Apr. 5lchannel 200 feet south
Of buoy.
Depth Of S feet at low
Iillmk b. Apr 80 water in channel 20
Garibaldi-
9aquIns B ls Mar. lzchannel not shifting
Beacon on beach in line
siuslaw May with south side OF
gulch leads bar.
Umpqua R y May ilehannel in good condI-
tion.
~ feet at low wsfer 10
Coos Bay. II May North Bend: II feet
a. low water 10
Msrthhed.
Coquilie May 4lchanDe shifted north
close to north jetty.
\ opportunity for
Rogue Rirl..-.i --.----. saundings lately; be
fore rise there was
feet on bar.
klsmth ri May 2s Channel straight.
aslai Is May nsi 1fs' At 7 low sss'' wslsH sssrI
north channel crooked
and difficult.
Pedro b 20 Apr. l5No change n channel.
Diego b . Nay 3No change II channel,
Pablo B p Apr. p Depth in dredgsd chan
sAsosL DS
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AUCTION SALES
10 AUCTION SALE Or

THURSDAY, June 3. at IL a. m.. at the
Dueoce Sale Stables 205 and 200 Valencia st. l
viii sell 10 panel top Wagons. Horses and Har-
ness belonging TO one Of the largest transfer
nrms OF the city. On the same day will sell
consignment Of 10 Horses and Mares from the
soot ranch, Colusa; all young and from to
years old Outside stock sold on commission.
Must be as represented or money refunded.
WM. CLOUGH, Auctioneer Phone Park 2T22
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Depta a mean low water. entrance to harbOr.
PLACE Fl Date Remarks
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Sat. only. fsion only 4Tamalpas only fsEair oul,
Ticket 0fices-Sausalto Ferry and STA Ma ebet
General Ofices-Mil alley. Caiiorna.
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Fine Must BE Paid

Suit was fled for $3.50 damages by
the Pacific Coast steamship company
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Time hall
United States branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco June
>, 1909. N
The time ball on the roof OF the Fairmopt
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pscidc
Cos, Greenwich mean time '
J. r. MCMILLAN.
Nautical Expert. in charge
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Kosmos Liner Sais Jumps" the Elias Berth

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The Pacific Mail liner China, Captain
Friele, homeward bound from the
orient, sailed Tuesday evening from
Honolulu and is due here early next
Tuesday. The China, like all Pacific
mail liners for months past, is crowded
to its full capacity. having on board 141
cabin passengers and 13S Asiatics in
the steerage. OF the cabin passengers
100 are from China and Japan The
cargo o< 2.10O tons includes SO tons of
raw silk.
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Aeluln ~ - lEtD. 10 .--..-------
Nehslm r Apr. 3lChannel 200 feet south
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Miss Ida Stinson has returned home
from Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Myra Higgins, who has been here
the past few years, left Thursday for Win
ter Harbor.
Mrs. s. l.. Kingsley, OF Bar Harbor, was
weekend guest OF her brother, c. c.
Hutchings.
Capt. Daniel Deasy has flower garden
which certainly is now "a thing OF
beauty. Among the flowers and shrubs
specially noticed is a giant hydrangea,
large beds OF asters, sweet peas, ten weeks
stock, but surprising them all for attrac-
tiveness and briiliancy are the two tri-
toma (red hot poker plants which guard
the walk to the house.
William F. Bruce and wife entertained
a dinner party on Wednesday for DR.. Z. Z.
Larrabee and wife. The parlors were
decorated with cut flowers, and the dining
table was especially attractive with its
decorations. The brides cake, which was
passed with the ice-cream, added not
little TO the general effect. There were
fifteen guests. r. ID. Guptill and wife, OF
Gouldsboro, and Bedford +. Tracy and
wife, OF Winter Haroor. were the only
out loft town guests.
Sept. y. =.
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IsLEsFoRD.

Miss Jennie wiliston has returned to
her home in Ssmerville, Mass.
Rev. II. ". Wells and family, Of Will
mington, Del, left for that city Wednes-
day.
Rev. George n. Bottome, family and
servants have returned to their home in
New York.
Rev. e. n. Davie supplied the pulpit
Sunday morning. Owing to heavy rain
not many people attended.
Miss Ida Leighton, of Milbridge, left
here several days ago. She was with
Mrs. Everett Fernald during the summer.
Arthur NJ. Squirting and wife have gone
to Boston in the yacht recently sailed by
Capt Squirting for Mr.. Frazier. who
spends summers at Northeast Harbor.
Rev. Newman Smyth and family, OF
New Haven, Conn. left for their home
to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Smyth and daugh-
tiers winifred and Ethel will spend the
winter and early spring abroad.
Gordon Sullivan, member of the life
saving crew here, has accepted position
as assistant lightkeeper near Portland.
Mr.. Pettirrew. who served as extra winter
man last year, arrived Thursday to take
Mr.. Sullivan's place.
Cart >.
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ARE.
LAAMOINE.

Mrs. Elwood NJ. King went to Bangor
Saturday to spend few days.
Miss Phosie Higgins leaves Friday for
Presque Isle, where she is to teach.
Miss Grace Reynolds has returned to
Massachusetts after spending the summer
here.
Mrs. Lydia Hodgkins has returned
from Waltham where she has been
visiting relatives.
Fred Padelford, OF Waltham, Mass,
was the weekend guest of Capt. Fred
Hodgkins and wife.
Miss Mary Convey, who has employ
ment in Bangor, spent Sunday with her
parents, James Convey and wife.
Sept. q. B.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Miss Alta Blaisdell is attending Hig-
gins classical institute
There were no services Sunday on ac-
count of the heavy rain.
Misses Florence Dunn and Lola Dyei
returned from Northeast harbor Satur-
day.
Friends of Walter Wilson and wife
extend congratulations on the birth OF
a son.
The ladies' aid society will serve a
chicken supper at the Methodist vestry,
Tuesday, Oct. 5.
E. F. Bartlett and wife, of Eastbrook,
received their friends Sept. 29-the TWEEN
tieth anniversary of their marriage.
A. p Havey and j. K. Mitchell and
wives, of West Sullivan, enjoyed an auto
mobile ride Thursday, calling on friends
here.
Mrs. r. NJ. Woodruff, of Ridley Park,
Pa, and Mrs. j. w. Blaisdell, of this
place, have purchased bungalow lot of
Mrs. Ella Jellison, on the shore of Georges
pond.
Carroll Dunn and wife, of West Goulds-
boro, have closed their home and are with
his mother here, where Mrs. Dunn and
baby Pauline Will spend the winter. Mr..
Dunn will leave soon for Boston.
Schooner Abel w. Parker loaded block
for t. NJ. Blaisdell. Schooner Francona
loaded curb for Boston, for w. B. Blaisdeu
d Co. Schooner Helena is loading curb
ing for Washington, ID. c., for w. B.
Blaisdell & Co.
Sent d q
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SPRAY.
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Greenlaw, of oceanville, Sept. n.
William Saunders, who went tosNew-
buryport sone weeks ago, is home.
Charles Bray, who has been employed
at North Haven through the summer, is
home.
Willie Tracy, OF East Boston, spent .
few days last week with his aunt, Mrs.
Byron Tracy.
Vernon Small left on Tnesda y Ifor.. Var
mouth, where he viii be engaged. packing
apples this fall.
MrA Gnstayus Mitchell has gone to
Yarmouth to visit her husband, who is
employed there.
Mrs. Thomas Warwick, OF Roxbury,
Mass, has been visiting her father, Lean
der Allen. They are soon TO move to
Minneapolis.
Joseph Thurston and wife and Mrs. Ell
vira Thurston, who have been guests at
G. {. Warren's for few weeks, have re-
turned to Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Bernice Perkins, a teacher at North
Stonington, after teaching two weeks, was
obliged TO close her school on account OF
i'll heath, going to her home in Brooks
Vile on Tuesday.
Sept "a II
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST SULLIVAN.

Frances w. Pettingill has entered
Bucksport seminary.
Mrs. Minta Blaisdell, of Bar Harbor,
visited friends here Saturday.
F. A. Havey, Of Eastport, has concluded
a visit to his father, b. 3. Havey.
Luther Moore, OF Saco, was guest at
the home of A. p. Havey last week.
Mrs. c. II. Abbott and Master Theodore
have gone to Bangor for the winter.
! Hugh Havey has returned from bis sum-
mer's employment at Southwest Haabor.
| Shirley Bunker and John Merchant
spent week recently at Tunk pond fish
! ing.
| Miss Minnie Bunker has returned from
Northeast Harbor, where she has been
engaged this summer.
Rev. Mr.. Purdy had three entertain
ments of moving pictures and songs at X
OF p hall last week. All were well patron
lied.
Schools have opened with the following
teachers; Leroy Carter. grammar; Edna
Havey, intermediate; Bessie Gordon, pri-
mary.
An interesting ball game was played
Saturday by the Winter Harbor and West
Sullivan teams, resulting in victory for
the home team in the tenth inning.
Score i0-s.
Mrs. Abbie Chaplain, who is eighty
nine years old, fell and broke several
ribs recently. Mrs. Chapman is other
wise in excellent health, and keeps up
keen interest in current events and is
most interesting companion.
Twenty-Five ladies belonging to the
Pythian assembly were delightfully."- en-
tertained by Amos Bragdon, of Sorrento,
saturday. The party was conveyed to
Mr.. Bragdon's home in buckboards, and
spent the afternoon looking over his pros
porous farm and spiendidly managed home,
in both of which he has demonstrated
marked capability in carrying along most
liz is his own chef, and
makes butter WITCH findssready market in
our local stotes. Mr.. Bragdon's pump
kin pies were, with chicken, cold meats |
and other delicacies. served at O'Clock, |
after which old-fashioned games were |
played and forfeits paid in good old-fash-
Toned style; among them the race between |
Mrs. Crabtree and Mr.. Bragdon was |
greatly enjoyed. A caller on takinglhis
departure was given a surprise when horse /
and wagon had to be searched for, having |
been quietly secreted by some OF the sis
.ers. A spirit of fun and fraternity per-
raded the atmosphere, and the party re-
turned home after accepting another in
;itation 'swhen sleighing comes.
Sept. 81. Vox PoPuI.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Henry Trundy lost valuable horse
last week. The horse got loose'during the
night, and fell through a trapdoor in
the sta bile.
Mrs. Annie johnson and her brother.
I Mr.. Morrison, OF Boston, who came to
attend the funeral OF John Finney, are
extending the visit for few weeks.
| stephen Gilley, whose health mas been
very much improved the past year. has
gone to North Ellsworth to spend the
winter with his daughter, Mrs. Frank
| Moore.
The high school here has for principal
| Prof. Clark, Miss Annie Holmes, assist
| ant, Miss Helen Watson in charge OF the
grammar, and Miss Beatrice of the pri-
mary grade.
| Mrs. venia Hodgkins, who spends her
summers a. Sorrento, has rented the little
cottage of A. /. Holmes, and with the as
sistance of her daughter, Mrs. Winnie
Whitcomb, who Joined her here last week.
is now pleasantly established in the new
home. Doris Tresk. who was with her
during the summer. viii remain here and
attend school.
The many friends OF Mrs. Louisa L. b.
Mason, at Mt. Desert, Southwest Harbor
and other places, deeply regret to hear of
her death. which occurred at her home
in Bar Harbor Monday, Sept. 20. after
a few hours illness. The bereaved
husband, Ezra G. Mason, and daugb-
ter, Mrs. Roswell Leland and daugh-
ter Mae, have the sympathy of all who
knew this long-suffering invalid. Mrs.
Mason had been a shutin many years.
She was a woman OF strong individuality
and remarkable force OF will which gave
her strength to bear her long illness with
patient fortitude. She was an affectionate
wife and mother and kind neighbor, one
who looked well TO the ways of her house
mold. Mrs. Mason had been apparently
better for some months, and went to ride
on Saturday, enjoying the little outing !
and seemed in happy mood Sunday. !
when at night she had sudden attack OF ]
illness, was unconscious for some hours, /
when the enfeebled heart failed and the /
sufferer passed to the life beyond. The /
funeral was held at the home, and the /
burial was at Beech hill beside her father,
Benjamin Baker, and her little son
Freddie. Here most of her life had been 4
spent, and her old friends aud neighbors |
will hold pleasant memories OF her quiet, /
helpful life there.
Sept. "a SPRAY.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Many are digging their potatoes, and
report a fine crop, with no rot or scab.
Miss Cassie Hooper, who has been en-
ployed at Southwest Harbor, has returned
home,
Harvey Bunker has goat for which his
father has had harness and express cart
made.
Evelyn L., -year-old daughter of
Howard Hooper and wife, picked one day
last week large handful of straw berry
blossoms.
Rev. Mr.. Andrews has returned here
from his home and will preach in the Free
Baptist church for a while. He is an in
teresting and forceful speaker.
Mrs. Fronia Chase, of Boston, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Annie BlaisdeI. Mrs.
S. J. Gordon, another sister, of West Sui
livan, is enjoying the visit with them.
Mrs. Mary Sargent, who has been visit
ing her brother, DR.. John Hooper, in
Camden, has returned home. DR.. and
Mrs. Hooper's friends congratulate them
on the birth Of son.
Among those who went to Mariaville te
attend Free Baptist quarterly meeting
were Mr.. Hurlbert, Dea. j. H. Gordon
Gleason Scammon, F. E. Blaisdell anc
daughter Hazel. Mrs. Bartlett Wallace
Mrs. Bartlett Slower, Frank Joy and Mrs
w. II. Gordon.
Sept 81 r.
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MARLBORO.

f. G. Burnham, OF North Cutler, spent
Sunday and Monday with friends here.
Mrs. Albert Hodgkins and children, who
have spent the past two months in Bar
Harbor, are home.
Frank Fogg and wife, of Bueksport.
were guests OF Mrs. S. II. Remick Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week,
Mrs. Hannah Copp, of Trenton, and Mrs.
Sarah Richardson, of Massachusetts, spent
few days last week with their sister,
Mrs. Abbie Bowden.
Quite number Of the young people
attended the farewell party at Raccoon
cove, given by Miss Frances Gerrish. A
good time was enjoyed.
Sent. u ARE.
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WEST FREMONT.

Capt. Ed Marshall and wife will move to
Owls Head this week.
Mrs. Sarah A. Reed spent the weekend
at Clark's point with her sister, Mrs.
Zulma s. Clark.
Mrs. Edwin Lopaus is at Seal Cove with
her mother while her husband is in Deer
Isle scalloping.
Wilder B. Robbins spent the past week
at home. He is still steward of the
schooner Robert Snyder.
Mrs. F. w. Lunt arrived home from
Boston this week. She left her son-in.
law, 0. q. Tolman, improving in health.
Capt. Gard lawson came from Rock
land to move his family there for the win.
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WEST EDEN.

George Fatro and wife, of Manchester,
N H., are visiting relatives here.
The ladies' aid society will have a sale
of fancy articles soon for the benefit of
the church.
On account OF Fridays rain, the Fogg
reunion was held Saturday at the farm of
j. Lee Fogg.
Mrs. Florence Rich leaves to-day for
Boston. She will live in New York the
coming winter.
Miss Edith Hall has gone to Millinockei
for the winter. Miss Hall has employ.
ment in a store.
Sent 20. MI,
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-44 AMERICAN hos Subscribers al IO7
Of ths 1T post-ofaces in Hancock county.
an the other papers in the County COM
-Jned do not reach so many. THE AaERI-
CAN - not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has never claimed to
te, but u Is the only paper that can prop
erly be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circuld-
Hcs The AMERICAN, barring the Bar
H0rbor Records summer list, - larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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ter. All feel badly to have Mrs. lawson
leave.
Mrs. Myra Dix and Mrs. Hattie Dodge
spent part OF last week with Mrs. Sadie
Eye, who is alone at present. Mrs. Eye
will leave for Boston soon.
Herbert Reed came last "Wednesday
from Rockiand, where he had been visit
ing relatives, and left for Bangor Thurs
day morning to go as fireman with E. B.
Reed on tug.
Capt. Eugene Tinker spent saturday
night and Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs.
Wilder Robbins, and other relatives. His
schooner, Robert Snyder, is loading in
Bangor for Stamford, Conn.
Sept. "a. THELMA.