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GOULDSBoRo.

Mrs. Florence Young is i'll of tonsilitis.
Lyman Gray has gone TO Stonington to
work this summer.
James B. Dyer has gone to Bangor for
medical treatment.
L. II. Campbell was in Ellsworth and
Bangor few days last week.
Misses Bertha and Nettie Boyde, of Cal
ais, are visiting their cousin, Mrs. Lizzie
Libby.
Charles Moore has moved his house
from the foot of Sowle's hill to site just
opposite the grange hall.
The grammar and primary schools
closed Friday. Friday afternoon the
teachers, Miss Urann and Miss Nutter,
gave the pupils picnic in Freeman hall.
Roy Squirting, of this place, and Lula
Nutter, OF Steuben, were married at Steu-
ben Saturday evening, June 10. Heartiest
congratulations are extended to the
young couple by their many friends.
June p. JEN.
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has been engaged in horse and colt break
ing for the past fifteen years.
Mason Springer is suffering severely OF
rheumatism.
Thomas Gordon, who has had employ
ment in New York the past two or three
years, is taking his vacation at home.
John Wentworth, with granddaughter
Nora, went to Sorrento to see his grand
daughter, Ellie Workman, June 20.
The grammar school, taught BY MIS-.
Lufkin closed June IL, also the primary,
taught by Miss Edna Donnell, after sue
cessful terms.
The funeral of Mrs. Freeman kinsman
was held at her late home. June II. Mrs.
Kinsman had suffered long and patiently,
and her death was not unexpected. The
husband, who has so faithfully and
lovingly cared for her, has the sympathy
of all.
June u. H.
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HULL's COVE.

Marion Stanley, of Bangor, spent Sun
day with his people here.
I'D. Emery, of Bar Harbor, is employed
by Henry Sweet in his market.
Mrs. Emeline Parsons, OF New York, is
at Honfleur house for the season.
Rev. R. c. Soaring, Of New York, took
charge OF the services in the church last
Sunday.
Mrs Lizzie Nickerson and children, OF
Sound, spent few days last week with
relatives here.
DR.. Guy Fairfax Whiting and family, of
Washington, have opened Van Doren cot
tage for the summer.
Mrs Elizabeth Liscomb expresses her
thanks to the Hull's Cove school children
for the beautiful token with which she
has been presented since school closed.
The contract for the new schoolhouse
here has been awarded to The A. E. Law
renee company, for SOP. This includes
all the work, the heating, ventilating and
plumbing construction. The building will
have seating capacity for eighty pupils.
1t will contain two rooms, both on the
ground floor.
June q. ANNE.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

DIR. F. F. Larrabee, with Master Phil
Workman, spent Saturday in Bangor.
E. W. Cleaves went to Bar Harbor Sat
urday to spend few days with his chill
dren.
e. d. Chase came from Northeast Har-
Dor Saturday to spend the weekend with
his family.
E. H. Kingston and wife, OF Melrose,
Mass, arrived Tuesday At W. F. Bruce's
for visit ofseveral weeks.
r. w. Nutter, night Waterman at the
factory, fell the other night, and broke
one rib and fractured two. He is doing
well at present.
Two tug boats arrived Wednesday to "
ing mud dredge and thres scows. Thsy
are from Philadelphia bound to ST. John
and are awaiting favorable weather to
proceed.
Miss Gertrude H. Bickford returned
home Friday from Charleston, where she
was one OF the speakers Wednesday at the
Junior exhibition at Higgins classical
institute.
Rev. G. w. N. Reyes preached a memo
rial service for the deceased knights Of
Pythias in Union church Sunday. The
Red Men and Pocahontas accepted an in
yitation to attend the service.
June q. G..
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GREAT POND,

J. c. Dunn is at home for short v;s;,
Harold Archer is at home from prr,..
Ezra Williams and wife went to pa,.
Saturday.
Mr.. Page, OF Lddington. was in ,o,r,
Saturday.
Mrs. J. F. haynes is visiting her si,ta,
Mrs. Maud Rove, in Aurora.
Ernest Dunn, Of Bangor, was one of tha
successful fishermen recently.
Mr.. Mace and wife, who have been u
Bangor few days, returned Saturday.
Miss Ruth Williams is employed ..
clerk in ono OF Mr.. Estabrook's stores 70,
u short time.
Lewis shuman and family, of Franklin
are visiting his father. j. 4. shuman
They are accompanied by friend.
Mrs. Robbins closed very successful,
term q school Thursday. The following
pupils we're NOS absent half day: Bor.
ace Chick, Esther A. Nace, Eta shumap.
Lacy Coihurn, Jasper Haynes.
June 81. p
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

n. e. Collar has gone to Waterviile
where he has employment.
Arthur Tracy is at home from Water
vile for weeks vacation.
Jasper Bragdon has gone to Seal Har-
Dor, where he is employed.
Chester Williams, jr., has gone to Bar
Harbor, where he has employment.
Miss Marion Collar is with her aunt,
Mrs. Ids Bracey, at West Franklin.
Miss Verna Lawrie is at home from
Cherryfeld, where she has been teaching.
Preston Smith came from the West last
week to visit his family at Georges pond
Friends of Stanley Lawrie will be glad
TO know that he is gaining strength fast,
being able now to ride out each pleasant
day.
W. w. Woodwork, who has been i'll for
some time, is not gaining as fast as his
friends could wish. DIR. Phelps is attend
ing him.
School closed Friday, after a profitable
term Of ten weeks taught by Miss Ger
trude Perkins, of Bucksport. Miss Per-
kins returned to her home Saturday.
Quite number of Foresters from here
attended church at Eastbrook Sunday.
when Rev. Mr.. Bromley, Of this town, ad-
dressed the Foresters courts OF Franklin
and Waltham.
w. F. Cousins and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. George Springer, at West
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

F. E. Walls and wife, Of Bar Harbor,
visited over Sunday at E. E. McFarland's.
News was received last week OF the mar
riage Of Miss Laura Springer, OF Auburn,
and Albert H. Mears, Of Lewiston. Mrs.
Mears was former resident of this place.
Mr.. Mears is prosperous young business
man. Immediately after the ceremony
they left for Boston for few days. They
have many friends who extend congratu-
lations and best wishes for happy life.
June q, A.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Miss Susie Swan is visiting in Boston.
Murchie Gordon is at home from Bucks
port seminary.
Mrs, Cecil Butler and little son arrived
home from Topsham Saturday.
Schooner Ben Hur is loading with lurl-
Der for j. w. Blaisdell, bound to New
York.
Miss Florence Dunn leaves for Northeast
Harbor this week. Miss Amy Dyer will
go to Hancock Point.
Mrs. Ida Wilson, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jennie Dyer, will keep house
for Bailey Dyer this summer.
Percy and Raymond CLARK, with their
sister, Miss Hester, attended the gradus-
ton exercises at NJ. G. l., Pittsfeld, last
week.
Mrs. Elvira Clark is with her daughter,
Mrs. Fannie Dunbar, West Sullivan, for a
few weeks. Mrs. Evelyn Clough is away
on a vacation.
After brief life, the twin daughters
born to Samuel Bragdon and wife died,
and were buried Thursday. Rev. c. E.
Bromley officiated.
Rev. Mr.. Bromley and Mrs. Bromley, of
Providence, r. l., parents OF Pastor Brom-
ley, are guests at the Methodist parsonage
for few weeks. He supplied for his son
at Sunday afternoons service.
The annual Sunday service by Court of
Foresters was held at the Eastbrook
church June 20, when mem bers of the or
der from Waltham, Eastbrook and Frank
lin united in the observance and listened
TO sermon by Rev. c. E. Bromley.
June 81. b.
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REACH.
THELMA.


Misses Eva and Louise Gray are the
guests Of Mrs. Myrtle Lowe.
Mrs. Martha Alexander arrived this
week to open her summer home.
Miss Matte knight, who was graduated
from Z. of NJ. this year, arrived home Sat
nrday.
Capt. A. F. Holden went away Thurs
day to join his yacht wissoe at Port JEFF
ferson, y. Y.
Capt. James Robbins spent a few days
at home before taking charge of his yacht
Elaine for the summer. He left for Win
throp, Mass, Friday.
Miss Coryan, teacher at University OF
Maine, Oropo, is spending a few weeks at
the Lord cottage. She is accompanied by
a party Of young ladies who attend the
university.
June IS. l..
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Quaker Oats GriddIe Cakes
Try them today!

The family that hasn't eaten Quaker
Oats griddle cakes has delightful sur
prise coming to it. Besides the delic.
ious favor, there is the pleasure Of
knowing you can eat all you want, and
the more you eat the better for you.
The best Of all foods for anyone
wanting more strength and vigor.
Hundreds Of thousands Of packages
Of Quaker Oats are consumed in Ger
many annually and almos, all Of it's
eaten in the form Of Quaker Oats
griddle cakes. In the New York
cereal restaurant Of the Quaker Oats
Company these griddie cakes are very
popular
Here's the bes, recipe for making
them:
z cups Quaker Oats taneookedl ~ cup
-four. ,easpooniGi sal, teaspooniul soda
dissolve in two tsbiespoonials hot water
I ,easpooniul baking powder tmis in logrl IN
CUPS sour milk Or buitermilk eggs beaten
lightly. Tablespoonful sugar; I or , table
spoontuls melted butter laeeordiag 10 richness
o. milky.
Process: Soak Quaker Oats ever night 10
milk. In the morning mix and ST: fluuf soda.
sugar and salt - add this to Quaker Oats
mixture and quantity Of melted butter; add
eggs beaten lightIy-beai thoroughly and cook
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Winifred Bye is i'll.
Charles Bray went to North Haven
Tuesday.
DIR. Noyes has an automobile, the first
one owned in the town.
Z. c. Warren was in Rockland Saturday.
While there he purchased horse.
Paul Small left on Monday for Salem,
Mass, called there by the sudden death
of his little grandson, Lorimer Waite.
c. II. 8. Webb and wife spent a day in
the neighborhood recently. MIR. Webb's
friends are sorry to learn that he is not in
good health.
Capt. ! r. Greenlaw and wife cams
froiE Tsle,., Saturday. The captain
returned on :. -isv. Mrs Greenlaw
will remain throc 81. inner.
Mrs. William Hatch, ,,,eanville, was
called to Boston this week by the death OF
her sister, Mrs. 8. s. Stanley. Mrs
Hatch's daughter, Mrs. Joseph Harmon
accompanied her.
June Is. H.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sov additional. County Ne.ss see other page.
SOUTHWEST HARRoR.

J. II. Gilley and son are doing good
work repairing the library wall, which
has long needed recementine.
Mrs. j. d. Phillips went to Portland
jane IA, to spend two weeks with friends
and to attend convention OF nurses,
The Harmon restaurant has been leased
by Mrs. Georgia Jones, OF the Eaton house,
Bass Harbor, who will put it in charge Of
an assistant and open it for business very
soon.
preached Sunday morning at the Congre-
gational church here, and at Bass Harbor
in the afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Robinson, OF
Stonington, is expected to supply the
vacancy on Sunday, June q.
The latest additions to automobiles are
owned by Henry Gray and Robert Gott,
jointly, and a fine one. tine property OF Dr.
j. ID. Phillips. Gray and Gott left tor
East brook on Saturday to congratulate
Mont Gott and wife on the advent OF a
son.
The c. f. committee To arrange the
program for the local union to meet here
in October, met with Mrs. o. w. Cousins
Thursday afternoon OF last week. Several
of the executive committee were .unavoii-
ably absent. Only d. q. Hall and wife, OF
Eden, and Rev. o. q. Barnard and VILE,
were in council with Mrs. Cousins.
Monday, June II, was an importan,
milestone in the life journey OF Capt.
Jacob 5. Mayo, his ninetieth birthd ~,
which was honored by several OF the
Jephthah Star of which he is valued
member. A surprise reception at his
home proved enjoyable TO all who had
part in the festive event. A fragrant
white bouquet from one sister. anot her in
which branch of baby rambler roses
containing thirty blossoms and many
buds was browning decoration. slippers
and other gifts, with postcards of greet
ing, testified to thei affection Of friends.
Even the sweet tooth was not forgotten, for
little Cordelis Barnard brough, ainety
pieces OF home made peppermints. de-
licious lunch was served by his daughter.
Mrs. Lizzie Holmes, and our Young old
friend seemed delighted with his birth
day party.
June p. SPRAY.
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man was always liked by evervo,.
leaves widow and two -t;sa.s ne
Lawrence, and one adopted dauebts, !, mo
Frank Stanley, besides other relative. .s u.
many friends. ana
Arthur Balm and wife, with little d.n.s
ter Isabel, came home from Tremor, :,
week. nast
Myrtle Reynolds, youngest eb;rr 49,
ana Mrs. William Reynolds, died weops.
day June 10, after weeks Hines. :,
pneumonia, aged about .sixteen ya.. y
She was OF gentle, loving dispositios
and will be greatly missed both !,
home and among her young companion.
She leaves besides her parents 80
brothers and three sisters. '"o
June q.
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KIN.
BAR HARBOR.

The contract for building the ad-
dition to the Emerson grammar school
has been awarded to Eben K. Whitaker
for 81, 5S2.51. The contract for the heat
ing, plumbing and yentilating has been
given to Frank T. Young & Co. for q, 63i
Both the successful bidders are Bar Har-
Dor firms. The addition is to be 65x50 feet
and to seat 16o pupils. This addition,
which should take care OF the crowded
condition for q number Of years, is TO be
ready for occupancy in time for the fall
term.
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TREMoNl.

School closed Friday after successful
term taught by Miss Lennie Stanley, OF
Center.
Leroy Sweeney, OF Nicolin, who has
been visiting at Jacob RELAYS, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Newman has gone to South
west Harbor TO begin her seasons work at
Hotel Clsremont.
Mrs. Leslie J. Rich and little son Ever
EFT have arrived home from Rockland,
where they spent the winter.
Mrs. A. c. Norwood, OF Southwest Har-
Dor, visited Mrs. Fred J. Rich and Mrs. c.
"a. Norwood Wednesday. She has been
spending few days with her son, Dennis
Norwood, at Yves, fremont.
June 10. KIN.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Emery Bartlett came home from Massa-
chusetts last Monday, with sore hand,
which is now better.
Elwell Bartlett is home from Bar Har-
Dor, having finished his work there.
Sue McKenxy came last week to take
her ussal place a. telegraph operator.
Mrs. Bain has returned from Bar Harbo,
hospital much improved in health.
A. NJ. Manchester, who had been in poo,
health long time, died Friday night
Mr.. Manchester will be much missed. He
was native Of this place, and a. boy and
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HABRORsIDE.

Mrs. R. c. Douthitt, Of Castine, is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. Edward Howard, Of Eagle Island,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Ruth Davis, Of Appleton, has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. Maurice Gray.
The Misses Harris, with their servants,
came to their summer home on Holbrook's
island Thursday.
Mrs. Ephraim Dyer, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Leonard, in Carmel
returned home Friday.
June 10, q.
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BARTLETT's ISLAND.

Mary Leonard is at Northeast Harbor
working for E. W. Ober.
WCapt. William Remick and wife are
visiting at George Rays.
Jessie Fullerton has been visiting friends
at Seaville the past week.
Elsie Robbins has gone to Seal Harbor
to work at the Jordan Pond house.
Albert Burns and daughter Laura went
to Beech Hill Sunday to attend the fun
eral OF John Richardson.
June. 81 3.
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Never Fails 10 Restore
Gray Hair TO its Natural
Color and Beauty.

No matter how long thas been gray
or faded. Promotes luxuriant growth
Of healthy hair. Stops its falling out.
ana positively removes Dam
aFu0s Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re-
fuse all substitutes. az times as much
In $l.o0 ~ Soc. sise. b Not q Dye.
q and &c. boalles, u druggists
Se~d r for tree book "The Care OF the HAIR"
PhiIo Hay 9psc. Ca, Newark, N. J. .
Nays uaK1lna Soap cures Pinples.
rod, rough and chapped hands, and all akin dis
eases. keeps akin tine and soft. 2sc. druggists.
esnd e Tor ires boak 'Ths Care Of the Skim"
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CENTER.
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
June

y
Last saturday evening the people OF
Center were treated to splendid concert
and tableaua gwen under the direction of
Charles ". Monette, summer resident OF
Pretty Marsh. The sincere thanks OF the
people Of Center are extended to Mr.
Moffette for his assistance, and also 10
Mrs. L. A. Rumill, Mrs. Linda Smith.
Miss Nelma Gray. Mrs. William Gray
Josephine Gray, Edna Rumill and George
Ruaiill, OF Pretty Marsh, Wilma Herrice.
Marian and Mariory Hodgdon. Henry
Bartlett and Byron Campbell, Of Center.
Mrs. Frank Hodgdon and Miss Carmen
Harper did splendid work in preparing a
supper. The whole affair was complete
success.
1t is hoped Mr.. Moffette viii remem Der
us again before he leaves for his home in
Boston. The money raised will go toward
buying new organ for the church.
Below is the program:
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Ak AMERICAN has Subscribers at IO7
Ct ths ut post-o1lces in Hancock county.
Al the other papers IN the County COM
oinsd do not reach 90 many. The AMERI-
uAN 70 not the only paper printed IN
Hancock county. and has never claimed to
b, but u 10 the only paper that con prop
srly b ealsd q COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The csrc1td-
tSes THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
asrbor Records summer list, Is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
In Hancock county.
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Everyone would be benefited by taking
Foiey's Orino Laxative for constipation, stom-
ach and liver trouble, As it sweetens the stom-
and regulates the bowels and il much superior
70 pills and ordinary laxatives. why not try
roiey's orino Laxative to-day q. A. PAk-
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.

Harry B. Meynell returned home from
Boston Sunday.
The lower school, taught by Miss Good
win, closed Friday.
Richard Emery arrived Sunday for a
two-weeks' vacation.
Lydia Hill, of Bar Harbor, was guest
OF Miss Hawkins Friday.
]. U. Hill was guest OF James Hill in
West Gouldsboro recently.
Mrs. Irving Curtis, OF Boston, is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Allen.
Next Sunday afternoon win be lobseryed
as flower Sunday by the Sunday school,
with appropriate exercises. The school
will be closed during July and August.
June p. Fl.
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Ri.i-a,. Feel heavy after dinner? tt ayr
coated: 81 ter tastes Complexion So .. '!
Liver needs waking up. Doan's Regulei III q
bilious attacks rs cents at any drug o ..
-Advt.
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SPEC.

Henry Dinsmore, of Princeton, is visit
ing his brother Charles here.
l.. w. and A. p. Bunker expect to visit
relatives in Bar Harbor this week.
Miss Alice Newey, OF Winterport, is
spending few days at Calista Wilbur's.
Several of our townsreople attended the
Free Baptist quarterly meeting at Han
cock last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anon Googins are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of a
daughter, born Saturday, June 10.
Miss Flora Wilbur went TO Sullivan Sun
day, where she will be employed through
the summer by Mis-. Philips Eaton.
Henry Gray and Robert Colt, OF South
west Harbor, arrived Saturday in their au-
tomobile, and spent Sunday with Mr..
Colts son, &. Mortimer.
The Foresters of Waltham and Franklin
held their memorial services here Sunday.
The able address by Rev. c. +. Bromley, Of
Franklin, was very much enjoyed.
june q. GEM.
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Colds that hang on weaken the constitution
and develop into consumption. Foleys
Honey and Tar cures persistent coughs that
experiment With nntried remedies as delay
may n. liz yeui cold settling on your lungs.
-. .... 4 II EK.
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EDEN.
GEN.

Everett Leland and family were in town
recently.
Mrs. s. Franks, of Ellsworth, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Fannie Andrews.
Miss Merle Smith, Of ConcorG, VT, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. B. V. Grant.
Capt. H. ". Jeilson and wife were in
Ellsworth and Otis on business last week.
Ralph Robbins and wife have closed
their cottage and gone TO Bar Harbor for
the summer.
Capt. II. w. Jellison, who has been
spending his vacation with Lis family, re-
turned to Ontario last week.
George Black and his granddaugh ters,
Lora and LYDIA Young, of Otis, were the
guests Of Mrs. H. W. Jellison last week.
Mrs. Ada Mitchell and daughter, and
Mrs. George Mitchell and child, OF Bar
Harbor, are guests Of Mrs. Otis Leland.
June II. V.
Miss Alberta Thomas, OF Storrs, Conn,
is home on her vacation.
John Donovan and wife, of Ellsworth,
are in town visiting relatives.
Miss Helen A. Thomas is expected to-
day from Madison for her vacation.
Mrs. Laura Loring and Mrs. w. Cum
bingham were in town Sunday calling on
friends and relatives.
Episcopal services were resumed at
Central schoolhouse Sunday, June 20.
Rev. Mr.. Abbott delivered fine sermon.
There will be services every Sunday at 3
p. IN. until further notice.
June n. j.
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EAST FRANKLIN.
Percy Donnell is ill.

Percy Donnell is ill.
A. e. Bunker, of Gouldsboro, was in
town June 10 to bring home colt which
he had been breaking for T. M. Blaisdeli.
Mr.. Bunker is from the West, where he
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IdbtsdGx. n
Playing with Edged Tools.
Margery Daw. Mother Goose.J
Simple Simon. Mother Goose,
The Latest News from the Front.
Who is the Tallest.
Charity.
Bashful Lovers. $3.50
Listeners never hear any good Of themselves.
June p. BosToS.
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WEST FREMONT.

Schools closed here Friday with picnic
on Rumill's point. There were about forty
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LAMoINE.

Harvard H. G. Perkins and wife, OF
Manchester by the-Sea, Mass, have ar
rived at Mr.. Perkins boyhood home,
1.-The Naples for the summer. Mr..
Perkins is a son of the late Richard
Perkins the veteran school teacher who
was we'll known throughout Hancock
county.
Miss Edna Springer and sister Ella went
to Hancock on Saturday TO visit relatives.
Mr.. Stacy gave an interesting talk at the
church on Sunday in the interest of the
anti saloon league.
Mrs. Mertie GuptiIl and little son Per-
cival, Of Winter Harbor, are visiting
friends here.
Capt Fred Hodgkins has arrived at
Portland and he and his wife are expected
this week for the summer.
Mrs. Linda Springer, with. little dsugh-
ter Doris and son John, went to Winter
Harbor the last of the week to visit her
sister, Mrs. billiard Smallidge.
Irving Young and daughter Mabel and
Mrs. Susie Walbridge, of Bangor, were
guests of Mr.. Young's isther Saturday
night and Sunday. Miss Young will re-
main here several weeks with relatives.
June p. SPEC.
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Palmer Notice..

HAVING contracted with the City OF ~,
II worth to support and care FOR THOSE x az
may need assistance during the next ns9
wears and are legal residents OF ELLSWORTH.
forbid all persons trusting them OF my Nc
~ cd ion 10 care FOR them at the CITY Farm
,house. TfT n. J. DRuAAKY
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Ton re cured. Thous-
sses u = have peen cured by
b-an's Os4,'-aeu.9 81 cents al AIRY G.ug store