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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-04-16
Maryland, Delaware 4 Virginia
RAILWAY COMPANY.

RAILWAY COMPANY.
Baltimore, Fred-
| kATtk2h ericksburg, Nor.
s.'Rz& folk and Kappa.
hammock River Routes.
Schedule in effect March n. ION
Ratio. rrAPPAHANNOck a FxEn,a
steamers leave baltimore. Pier Light 4,
n Noon aoi TVS weather permiitingI Sunday "
SWestland. North End. Mil CreeR wh ior
Some irvington. Weems, Millenbecf. Merrv
SacassSn. Wafer View. 1 w Ssni Uros1ns.
Port. Sharpe. Bowlers. Waves wa,iso.ssssy
eld. Carriers Lsy S HSsyIors Hole: bland
Mlmont !, reeniaws Port ROYAL poi Cs,
WAY; Hay Mount. Hop Yard. Ratclires. Frca-
Steamer leaving on sundaydoes mo-, s,o,,
a, sDn Sionaays stes er Will leave Leedstdwn
EAL.TIMoRk-rAPpa
Steamer leaves Baltim ,re w,.,,as,,..,
wSiaa. $50 p. NJ. for 'Nor,h End Mil ;.rs sna
bite st'ne: Irvinetop, y Gems MiI,en Sbecs'
~ eeaitons. Water View. SHARP: . TTonssssoa.
.Stesmer leaving Bslt,mora ON VS.,
hohiy STOP ut landings marked.
sREp'S, TAPPAHANNoCk A. nan,
Steamers leave Frederick sbur~ s,,,s.'
uuuesoxy ano Thursday z p. m. for Rstci;Tay'
Royv,, t Sro Hay mount, Port Conway. port
s9wn I A. m. Laytons Carter R,. neeos-
wwsyy.ofs 800 a. M, Tappsbsnnock $50 ~ M
Ssy Port. W heslton, Water View. mon w a; M
ye9rx go, ~" =: NJ, burhnns, 6iiisnbecs'
l5Sioston %ce@s. witt. Ss ta0s S, SoE,ns.
' nI p m Sos.h sud p a.. Westisnd ''esk
saturday mornings. iSuay ahd
TAPPAHANNOCK-B iLuMoRr
n, Ssesner. leave Tappahanuock. 7.ao
Ware. sowIers. sbsyyn; stopping at welrords.
pmne,st"n; Wateryiew. Monnskon .f ~ lott
%ee1s, w 1S%Iftes s,o, hiIienbeOk, IrvinrtoS..
IA Arriv ng in Bal imore "Wednesday ana G Hr
steamer to Baltimore IN s,,,,,
STOP at Urbanna and Bay Porf VIII not
TAPPAHANNOCK-No
Leave Tappahsnnock- wes,ha- 80
2sa.u,ruay pm, stopping st WelIfords WHY
,Uwlers. Sharps. Bay Port wheaiton Wis,
aiIenbecF1 Nerry rpps s,, burtons. Burhans.
H IN.nlst1n. Weems. White Stone MiIi 1,rau'
H4 Ra,,, hnd. Westland.
ne.uI mug. steamer will leave No,coIL NJ
Isy . p. m. weather PERMITTING 70 non
uunn0ck. stopping at landings as shoy.s sppa
pJrt S,nnn hiolnt, Ottoman. Morans and Raw
'oros on return trip tn Baltimore on T,Sas AL
.t, e.knI VIII not be received I'm Eor,1iL
~'Ie' y m on sailing days. "'i"iA
This timetable shows the ,,roa
STEAMERS may be expected IN rrrtsa ~ .. NnIcn
H., TON the several wharves. bur fbeir U
gusranteed nnl &C the times stated Is not
cesponsible for any delay or aIy cor sou itseI
arising therefrom S"uSoQuonces
o,, freight resolved In Baltimore until An.
Willard THOMSON. G.neraIMa,
Il HUkDoCH- Gent Frt and P.ss a1 %st
w IN sCoTr baltimore Nd
Il agent Fredericksburg.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-04-16
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by OVer-Work,
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsible for much sickness and SUFFERING
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-04-16
THE SOUL or GoopnEss.

There's a soul OF goodness in things
evil.-Shakespeare.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-04-16

your kidneys are weak or out of order.
you can understand how quickly your en-
tire body is affected and how every organ
seems to fail TO do its duty.
II you are sick or "feel badly" bcgin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
kilmer's Swamp-Root. A trial will con-
vince you of its great merit.
The mild and immediate effect of
Swamp-Root, the great kidney and
bladder remedy, is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest because its remarkable
health restoring properties have been
proven i'll thousands of the most distress
ing cases. IL you need medicine you
should have the best.
Sold by druggists in ss5S5TyTmS ss>a,
hfty-cent and one-dol- ....sx.. \ : s.xs.
lar sizes. You NAV ssss-..:.-.
have sample bottle 4fiT;fsssE SsssSrSos;
by mail free, also q f;ssassJsl3lsR
pamphlet telling you Hoaas ), sssss.s H.,
how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this .paper
when writing to DIR. Kilmer & Co.
N. Y. Don't make anv mis-
take, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, and don't let a dealer sell Won
in place of Swamp Roots
you do you win be disappointed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-07

H. Abbott and wife and Master Theodore
Abbott, Of Sullivan.
Arthur Salisbury and wife, of Waltham,
Mass, are visiting friends here.
Everett Davis and wife, of Mariaville,
called on friends here Thursday.
George Cakes, Of Newport, was week
end guest OF John Cakes and wife.
There will hea dance at the town hall,
Hancock, Thursday evening. JulyS.
William Walker and Mrs. Ada Russell,
OF Madison, are guests Of P. E. Walker
and wife.
Drs. Mccain, OF Bangor, and Phelps, Of
Sullivan, removed a growth from the
throat of Bernard, young son Of Madison
Joy and wife, last Thursday.
A party consisting IF j. r. Stratton and
wife, Joseph Crabtree, Ivory Foss, Mrs.
Emms Stratton, Mrs. Lettie Anderson, Fl.
w. johnson and wife, Minnie Hayward.
Horace Stratton, Frederic and Reginald
johnson and Morris Foss enjoyed sail
down the bay Monday, the guests OF O..
w. Foss and family. in their power boat,
the Orlando.
July 6. c.
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TRENTON.

George Watson spent part OF last week
with his sister in Bangor.
Miss Ruth Z. Eaton, OF Ellsworth, spent
Saturday and Sunday with George Romer
and vile.
Mrs. Cummings spent last week in Ban
gor with her husband, who has employ
ment there.
Miss Ruth Stafford, who has spent the
past three weeks with Mrs. Harry l..
Davis, has returned home.
Albert Jordan and family, OF Northeast
Hsrbor, spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents. Benjamin Jordan and wife.
Josiah Smith and wife, OF Ellsworth b,
and their daughter, Mrs. Melvin McFar-
land, and son Howard, OF Massachusetts,,
are at their old home for few weeks.
Mr.. Mcfarland will join them later.
July 5. May.
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SOUTH BLuEHrLL.


Hollis Eaton aud wife visited friends in
Brooklin last week.
Mrs. B. E. Sylvester visited her parents
in Broossville last week.
Miss Clara L. Day, who has been teach
ing in Trenton, is home.
Miss Beulah r. Eaton, vino has been
teaching in Eastbrook, is home.
Lieutenant Frank Smith, of Boston. is
spending the season at Allen Henderson's.
Ralph Mayo and party of friends from
Boston are occupying Rockledge cottage.
Miss Julia Cousins, of South Brooks
willie, is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. E. Syl-
vester.
Mrs. Nettie Day and daughter Viola, of
Boston, have opened their cottage here for
the season.
Mrs. Harvey Friend and two daughters,
OF Brockton, Mass, are guests of Oscar
Bowden and wife.
Frank Day, with wife and little child, of
Brockton, Mass, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Charles Ferrin.
Mrs. Hswiey Dow, with little son, of
North BROOKLYN, visited her parents, Oscar
Bowden and wife, last week.
Cecil Gray, wife and little son, Of Bar
island, visited Mrs. Gray's parents, Capt.
NJ. A. Eaton and wife, last week.
July6. G.
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ANON.
EAST SULLIVAN.

Miss Jessie Bunker, OF Boston, has been
spending part OF her vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. w. X. Hanna.
Miss Marcia Foster, OF Sorrento, and
Miss Marie Dunbar, OF Sullivan, have
been recent guests of Miss Clara johnson.
Mrs. George L. Osgood and daughters,
OF Aver, Mass, are with Mrs. Osgood's par
ents, William Lord and wife, for the
summer.
Mrs. Addie Urann Mitchell, of North
Conway, N. H., Mrs. Georgia Tram Brag-
don, Just home from Porto Rico. and Miss
Josie Ursnn are with their mother, Mrs.
Joseph Urann.
Mrs. Augustus E. Sawyer, OF Jacksonville,
Fla, with her daughter and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Thomson, of
Baltimore, Md. are at the Eben Hill
homestead for the summer.
Charles Johnson, of Worcester, Mass,
is spending his vacation with his parents,
Theodore johnson and wife. Their two
daughters, Mrs. Billings and Miss Beatrice
johnson, spent Sunday, June q, az home.
July 8. II.
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LoNa-cousrNs.

LONG-COCSINs.
A pretty wedding took place here We'd
nesday, June 30, at 7 o'clock, when Fred
Cousins, of Everett, Mass, and Miss Mar
jorie Long, daughter OF $. A. Long, OF this
place, were married by Rev. Mr.. Mcbride,
OF Bluehill, in the presence Of relatives
and few friends.
The room was prettily decorated with
ferns and daisies. The ring service was
used. The bride was given away by her
father. Miss Rena Johnson, of Bluehiii.
was bridesmaid. Mr.. Robbins, OF Boston,
friend Of the groom, was best man.
Miss Olive DeBeck, OF West Franklin, the
five year. old niece of the bride, was flower
girl.
The bride was dressed in white baliste,
and carried bouquet OF sweet peas. The
bridesmaid and flower girl were in pins
Refreshments were served after the
ceremony. ,-any presents of china, sill
yer and linen were received by the bride.
The bride and groom lett for Ellsworth to
take the train for short bridal trip. They
have the congratulations Of their many
friends.
July g. X.
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wALTHANi.

Miss Isabel Jordan is having fine hem
merry built.
Alden Haslem lost a valuable COW which
broke its leg in the pasture.
Mrs. Phena Giles has returned from a
visit to relatives in Trenton.
Mrs. Amanda Rhodes, OF Boston, is vis-
iting her son, w. B. Hastings.
Walter Colby, who is employed at Bar
Harbor, visited his parents, Asa Colby and
wife, recently.
Milton Haslem is building a stable.
William Brown, of Ellsworth Falls, is
doing thework.
Ed. Crosby and wife. OF Amherst, were
guests OF Ed. Jordan and wife Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Kinginsn. who has been vis-
iting relatives here, has returned TO her
home in Ellsworth.
Miss Laura Jones, with Masters Whit
ney and Frederick Coombs, of East
Orange, n. j.. are at Milton Haslenis.
There were services in the church sun
day, conducted By Mr.. Morrison. stu
dent, who will preach here through the
summer.
Harry Rhodes, wife and daughter Gladys,
OF Somercilie, Mass. and Miss Edith
Spear, OF Norwood, Mass, are guests at
Willard Haslein's.
JULY Q. III.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

George Johnston, Of Washington, Me-,
is the guest of David Springer and wife.
Harvard Gatcomb and wife came from
Seal Harbor to spend the Fourth with
friends.
Wesley Ford and wife are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of son, born
July !.
George Stewart and wife and Ray Lewis
and wife spent Sunday with friends in
Seal Harbor.
Mrs. Charles Googins visited her sister,
Miss Linnie Tracy, in Brunswick, a few
days last week.
Addie Grass entertained few OF her
young friends June % in honor of her
twelfth birthday. Refreshments were
served.
July 5. ANON.
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Buttermilk Prolongs Life.

Prof. Metchnikof, biologist at Pasteur
Institute in Paris, advances the theory
that sour milk preserves life and has
much to do with Graduating disease from
the body.
Old age, as he sees it, is caused by the
presence OF poisonous bacilli in the
human system, which continue to increase
as years 60 on until the toxic conditions
cause death. There 10 saying that .
person will live five times the number OF
years he or she has attained when fully
developed. But there's is nothing in that
idea. With what facts does Prof. Metch-
nikof back up his theory?
He found district in the mountains of
Bavaria where the number Of aged people
was very unusual. Some OF them lived to
be 104 or even 100 years old. In the
Bavarisn villages it was not exceptional
to find three or four who had lived to be
100.
He found that the diet of these old
people consisted largely Of sour milk.
The same longevity did not exist in neigh
boring districts where the milk was not so
much used. DIR. Metchnikof formulated
this theory.
The sour milk entering the intestines-
the reservoir OF the body-created q
tactic acid in which the poisonous bacilli
could not long exist. The presence Of the
hostile acid gradually expelled the poison.
The system FREE Of them, the body con-
| tinued in an ideal condition when one ate
just enough food to keep up mans
strength, 20 that there would be nothing
left to nourish the poisonous growths in
| the lower intestines.
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MARLBORO.

Mrs. Nellie Martin, of Ellsworth, is WIS.,
iting her mother, Mrs. Gilbert.
Mrs. George Treadwell, who has been
visiting in Ellsworth, is home.
e. C. Alexander, of Houlton, is spend
ing few days with his family at the home
OF his mother-in-law, Mrs. Clara Ford.
Rev. A. B. Lorimer came from Bangor
Monday to get his cottage in readiness for
about dozen of his Sunday school boys
for few days outing. Mrs. Lorimer and
her mother, Mrs. Livermore, are expected
Saturday.
July 6. ARE.
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NORTH sEDGwIcK.

Amy M. Elwell is in Portland for a short
visit.
John Hooper, who has been. at Bar Har-
Dor at work, is home.
Hazel Friend, who has been teaching at
South Weare, N. H., is home.
Mrs. Abbie Allen, OF Brooklin, is visit
ing her nephew, g. H. Allen.
Mrs. Nellie Staples and son Dwight are
at Swans Island visiting Mrs. Staples
people.
Miss Augusta Carter, who has been
working in Bangor several months, is
home very ill.
Miss Lila Mcintyre, of Bluehill, who
has taught here, closed the school with an
entainment Friday evening, ct the grange
hall. Ice-cream was served.
Mrs. G. A. Grindle, of Brooklin, who has
spent the winter with her son in Melrose,
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BLUEHILl FALLS.

May Conary, of Portland, is visiting her
aunt, Miss Lizzie Conary.
Mr.. Johnston, of Camden, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Chatto.
Paul Nevin and his guest, Don McCloud,
are at Kineo for a few days.
The schooner Vanguard, Capt. Thomp-
son, is loading for the Allen Bros.
DIR. Riggs and family, of Minneapolis,
are at their cottage for tine summer.
Harry Harding, of New York, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ludlow, of Taunton, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudgeon.
Wiley Conary and wife and brother
Wilfred were here from Bucksport to
spend the Fourth with their parents.
July5. CRUMBS.
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ARE.
MARIAvILLE.

The schools have closed.
Mrs. John Jordan has severe attack OF
rheumatism.
Frank Frost has crew OF men peeling
bark at Lead mountain.
Mrs. Nellie Davis has recently sold her
farm to John o. Whitney, of Ellsworth.
1t will be occupied by Willis Salisbury,
formerly of Otis. Mrs. Davis 10 moving her
household goods to Bangor.
July 5. d.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sor sdditsonr. County Near. see other pages
BtTCKSPoRT.

BUCkSPORI.
Mrs. John N. Swazey, of Pittsfield
called on friends here Sunday.
Miss Annie M. Nicholson, of Boston, i:
ut the Wardwell for few weeks.
Mrs. Bertha Jones, of Cam bridge, Mass
was the guest of Mrs. A. H. Gem the
Fourth.
Richard Roberts and family, OF New
York, arrived last week on their annual
vacation.
Mrs. Ellen Tuttle was called to Portland
last week by the death Of her mother,
Mrs. Lufkin.
Fred Sands and wife, of Boston, arrived
Friday evening to spend a short time at
their cottage at Dead river. ~
Louis Chandler arrived Saturday from
New York for weeks visit with his par
ents, George Chandler and wife.
The Fourth passed very quietly. There
were several family picnic parties to the
nearby lakes, and many who have employ
ment out OF town were at home.
Among the arrivals on the Camden FRI
day were Miss Lillian Hill, of Boston;
Miss s. w. Davis, OF Brooklyn, N. Y;
Mrs. Louisa Heath, of Boston; Emmett
Corrigan and wife, Of Chicago.
Mrs. Daniel Hagerthy has moved into
her new home, the residence of the late
Mrs. Hezeziah Gilley, on lower Main
street. Capt. Hagerthy is on his way to
Cienfuegos, Cuba, in the schooner Sedg-
wick.
The funeral of Benjamin Grover, who
died at his home in East Bucksport
Friday At the age Of se7enty-five years,
was held Sunday afternoon. The bearers
were members OF the James E. Hall post.
g. A. r.
The many friends in town of Helen, wife
of DIR. George r. Hagerthy, of Bar Harbor,
who underwent serious operation at the
German hospital in Philadelphia short
time ago, are glad to learn that she is
rapidly recovering.
Runaway horses have played prominent
part with Bucksport men recently. Leslie
G. Homer, the well-known expressman,
and Michael Guilty were thrown from 9
carriage by runaway horse Sunday at
Ryder's cove. Mr.. Guilty was uninjured,
but Mr.. Homer struck on his head and
was badly injured.
Ithiel Saunders was knocked down and
run over while attempting to stop a run
away horse Saturday noon. Mr.. Saunders
was unconscious for a long time, but no
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SWANS ISLAND.

Tie gasoline boat Elm Is here from
Philadelphia for the summer.
The Bridges Bros, in the smack Verna
G., have gone to Digbee, n. s., after
HOLSTERS.
Mrs. Frank Go.t and Miss Vivian have
gone to Montreal where Capt. Colt is sail
ing the yacht TeIla.
Mrs. Jndson Smith underwent an opera
ton in the Eve.siand hospital Friday.
Her many friends hope for her speedy re-
covery.
DIR. Hawks went to Rockland THURSDAY
to NEE, his wife and children, who have
been in Yarmouth and vicinity for the
past four weeks.
July 5. SPEC.
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M'KINLEY.

Alfred Lewis, wife and child are visit
ing at Charles Martins.
The first regular meeting of Mckinley
lodge, F. and A. NJ, was held Tuesday
evening.
Arthur Norwood is spending his vaea-
ton with his parents. he is learning the
plumbers trade in Boston.
Mrs. Annabel Trask and daughters Har-
riette and vincie left Monday for the
Dirigo hotel, where they are employed for
the summer.
Almond Reed and family are now living
in Ellsworth. Mr.. Reed is working in q
market. Winfield Murphy moved them
Thursday, in his sloop.
July s. p. M.
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WEST sroNINGToN.

Mrs. stephen Colby. OF stonington,
employed at Mrs. NJ. A. Sellers.
Miss Cleggett, OF Boston, is spendinga
few days at Mrs. J. E. Stinson's.
Miss NJ. B. Hinckley, who has peeh
teaching in Sedgwick, is at Mrs. > n.
Barbour's.
Mrs. J. A. Hamblen and daughter i's'
who have been visiting her mother ~
South Thomaston, arrived home Friday
Judson Putnam, OF South Thomastoh,
came Sunday to accompany his wife ana
children home. They have been WISHING
Mrs. Putnsm's parents, Sterling Barbour
and wife.
July 6. MUM.
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Rare Fossil Unearthed.

The skeleton Of q prehistoric animal,
forty feet long and twenty-five feet in
height, has been found in the Bad Lands,
south Of Glasgow, Mont, by Barnum
Brown, Of New York, connected with the
American Museum OF Natural History.
The relic has been shipped to New York
1t took sixteen teams to haul the fossil to
the railroad. Mr.. Brown classifies the
fossil as a tyraunosaurus rex, or skiing OF
the lizards"
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HANCOCK,

John Oaks has purchased horse Of
Brewer parties.
Earl MacComber, OF Charleston, visited
friends here Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Young, Of Sandy Point, is
the guest Of Mrs. Lydia Joy.
Galen Young and wife had as guests
Sunday DR.. E. G. Abbott and wife, Misses
Persis and Carolyn Vose, Of Portland; C.
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Now Wen Of catarrh.

Show The Star Spangled Banner came to.
be Written" Edgar Condor; concert reci-
tation, soar Flag" school; recitation,
Arthur Aurch; extract from speech by
Henry Ward Bcecher, Leon Murch; dia-
loguc, sour Flag" farewell recitation,
Montiord Meader; iag-raising; song and
pledge, school.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Fsr Additional County Nssos. see Other p
BROOKLYN.

DhOOhAAAANs
Isaac Mayo visited his brother at South
west Harbor last week.
Alton Herrick and Mahlon Hill have re-
turned from Colby college.
Misses Eva Herrick and Jennie Young
were in Bar Harbor last week.
Mrs. R. R. Babson and Miss Angie are
visiting friends at Stonington.
Mrs. Rubie Mcfarland, OF Portland, is
at Flye's point for the summer.
Rossmer Devereaux, OF Castine, spent
few days at A. W. Bridges last week.
Miss Frances Mcdonnell, Of Bath, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Anderson.
Rev. Mr.. Locke, OF Connecticut,
preached in the Baptist church Sunday.
Hollis Stanley, who is employed at Ban
gor. spent few days at home last week.
Miss Idella Hill is home from West
Springfield, where she has been teaching.
Edward Mayo and Miss Thelma. of
Beverly, Mass. are visiting fxiends in
town.
Eugene Freethey and family, of Law
rense, Mass, are visiting at J. B. Bah
sons.
Miss Gertrude Mcfarland, who has
been teaching at West Brooksville. is
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Rabold have spent the
past week at North Brooklin with Mr..
WiIkie.
George Smith and Miss Smith, of Law
renee, Mass, are guests OF Mrs. w. II.
Freethey.
Mrs. Goodwillie and Miss Winnie Good
willie, Of Arlington, Mass, are at Mrs.
A. w. Bridges.
John Blake and family. OF Bedford.
Mass, are occupying Mrs. H. NJ. Joyce's
house at West End.
Clinton Wasgate and son Harold. of
East Boston. arrived at their cottage at
Flye's point Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Nutter Wakeman and son
Lloyd, of Bridgeport, Conn.,, are spend
ing the summer here.
Lewis Watson, of Melrose, Mass, rs 1
spending the summer with his grand
mother. Mrs. H. NJ. Joyce.
Ernest Dowell and wife, of Washing
ton. D. O., are visiting Mrs. Dowell's pa
rents, r. W. Smith and wife.
Miles Brown and family, OF Gardiner, |
are visiting Mrs. Emma Kane. Mrs |
Brown was formerly Miss Hope Kane.
Mrs. Marion Kent and Miss Hildretb, |
OF South Brewer, who have been visiting |
at V. c. Bridges. have returned home.
Mrs. T. w. Tolcott, Mrs. Roy Tolcott |
and son, Mrs. Lillian Green and Miss I
Myrtle, of Arlington. Mass, are at their
cottage for the summer.
On account OF the storm Saturday. the
Fourth Of July celebration was postponed
until to-day. The ball was held at /. o.
o. F. hall Saturday evening.
This community was saddened to hear OF
the death OF Mrs. d. c. York, OF Little
ton, r. l. Rev. Mr.. York was a former
pastor here. While here Mrs. York won
many friends by her sunny disposition and
owing sympathy. She leaves three daugh-
Ter and husband who have the SYM
pathy Of all.
Following are the arrivals at West
End last week: Rev. Earle Palmer, Miss
Elizabeth, Miss Helen Bar Dor, Miss Knox,
Mr.. and Mrs. Knickerbocker, of New
York, at the Mintwood; Mrs. P. B. Hills
Ind children, at the Pioneer; Mrs. Mar
yaret Gerry and children, at the Milton;
Dr.. Smith and Miss Smith at the Make;
A. G. Bentley and wife, at the Bentley;
Walter CIepham and family, at the Clep-
nam; Mrs. Tyosuki and Mrs. J. E. Craw-
lord and family, at their new cottage.
July 5. UNE FEMME.
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School closed Friday, June Is, after
successful term taught by Miss Clara L.
Day, Of Bluehill. The Whittier league
with appropriate exercises as follows:
"A Welcome to AL" Althea Pomroy;
exercise, sThe Flag" school; sour Flag"
Grace Alley; "Our Own Free Land" class
Of boys; essay, '.Our Flag" Leon Murch
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SOUTH sURRY.

Mrs. Mary c. Lord, OF Ellsworth Is "
E. NJ. Cunningham's.
Volney Coggins, who has been empioyeu
on the yacht Grace for the winter, Is hom'
for short time.
Miss Dorothea s. Coggins, OF BROOKLYN
N. Y, is spending her vacation with ne'
cousin, Mrs. r. A. Coggins.
July 8. IRAar.