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EDEN.
Jan. IL.

Miss Mabelie Allen will return to Bar
Harbor this week.
John Stafford has crew of men digging
trees in this vicinity.
Harry Leland, who has been employed
at Seal Harbor, has returned home.
Everett Leland and family have moved
home from Bar Harbor, where they have
resided the past three years. All are glad
to welcome them back.
The Social Ten gave party at Eden
agricultural hall Thursday evening, Jan.
Z. Games and music were enjoyed, and
refreshments were served. About forty
were present. All report jolly time.
A sewing circle has been organized here
for the purpose of obtaining an organ to
be used at meetings in the Central school
house. The officers are Mrs. Lena Hodg-
kins, president; Mrs. Augusta Thomas,
ice-president; Mrs. Ellie Reed, secretary
Mrs. Edna Burns, treasurer.
The officers of the Eden agricultural
society for 1893 are as follows: Aaron
Bunker, president; P. 4. Leland, vice
president; Harold Jellison, secretary; W
l.. Alley, treasurer; P. Z. Leland, G.. F
King, E. Alley, F. L. Andrews, George H.
King, W. B. Richards, trustees; C. F
King, P. K. Leland, finance committee
Mrs. j. L. Hodgkins, librarian.
Jan. H. V.
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sToNlNGToN.

John L. Thurlow has gone in his1vessel
on business trip to Bucksport.
Mrs. J. p. Simonton has very much
improved in health since last week.
Maynard Weber, who has been visiting
friends at North Brooklin, is home.
A three master lis discharging hay,
grain and -four for T. S. Geyer & Co.
Schooner Samuel Hubbard is loading
stone at the Settlement quarry for New
York.
George Avery, who has been in Bangor,
is home.
Reuben Cousins and family are occupy
ing Joseph c. Harmon's house for the
winter.
Florian Arey has returned to Colby col
lege after spending the holidays with his
parents.
The teachers OF the high and other
schools attended teachers convention at
Deer Isle Jan. 8.
Miss Stewart. of Swans Island, being on
the sick list, Mrs. Fronie Spofford is TAX
ing charge of the school.
Miss Ida Simpson is taking two-weeks'
vacation from Philip Crockett's store and
is visiting relatives in Camden.
The old boarding house on Crotch
island, formerly owned by Paris G. Mer-
rill, was burned Saturday evening. Cause
OF fire unknown.
Mrs. Jennie l.. Stewart, =. G. NJ, in
stalled officers of Juanita chapter, o. E.
S., Thursday evening. Mrs. Gertrude
Wallace acted as grand marshal Refresh
ments were served.
Jan. II. Mill.
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NORTHEAST AARBOR.

Albert Mcbride is i'll with plenro-pneu-
monia.
Agnes McKenney is on the list OF con-
valescents.
Merritt ODER, who has been in Boston
has returned home.
Lorin Kimball, wife and little son, who
have been ill, are around again.
Little Mary Foster, who has been ill
with the prevailing epidemic, is about the
house again.
Mrs. F. G. Bartlett, who has been ill the
past three weeks, is now able to be up
around the house.
Mrs. Adelma T. Joy was appointed
chaplain and member of the associate
councils of the National Society of United
States Daughters of 1872, that held its
annual meeting at the WaIdorf-Astoria
New York, Friday, JAMS.
Jan. H. u
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Whereas, Our Supreme Ruler, in His IN
finite wisdom has seen fit to take from us our
beloved brother, Hollis G. Leighton, 1t is
hereby
Resolved, That in him we have lost loyal
member and cherished brother, and our SIN
cere, heartfelt sympathy goes forth to his
family in this, their hour of bereavement; II
is further
Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions
be placed upon our records and copy sent
to his family.
CHARLES j. WATSON,
EUGENE S. BUNKER,
FRANK G. BLAIsDELL,
Committee.
Narraguagus Tent, No. 1le, knights OF the
Maccabees.
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SUTTON.

Lewis Rice and family have moved into
the Caroline Rice house for the winter.
Capt. Charles P. Black and William A.
Freeman both had pigs killed last week.
William Freeman's sloop came ashore in
the southwest breeze Wednesday, and the
damage is quite heavy.
Charles c. Watson and wife, of North
Sullivan, are spending few months with
Leslie r. Bunker and wife.
Lobster fishermen have all their pots on
the banks and some are getting ready to
boat fish the rest of the winter.
Tax collector Edward ]. Stanley was
here this week, and reports taxes collected
up to this time above the average.
Ice houses are being put in shape for the
coming ice harvest. At present there are
seven inches of ice, with prospects Of a
good average cut.
The extensive repairs on the home Of
Leslie r. Bunker are about completed,
and make the house very convenient in
side and most attractive outside.
Letters from members OF tne summer
colony say they often think Of their Sui
ton homes. From all indications, next
summer will be the banner season here.
The oldest person on the island, Mrs.
Caroline NJ. Rice, is enjoying the winter
at the home of her son Wilbert. Mrs.
Rice is not enjoying the best Of health, but
all find her in good spirits, with kind
word for everybody.
Miss Mabel s. Grant, teacher OF the
school here, was taken i'll last week and
had to return to her home in Harrington.
This was Miss Grants second term here.
She is Q very successful teacher and .
charming young lady.
All were much surprised last week
to receive . call from two OF our summer
visitors-Horace Mann and wife, Of
Jamaica Plain, Mass. Mr.. Mann has been
coming here to spend his summers for .
good many years, and all hope he will
keep on coming.
JAM. II. L. b.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.
IN additional County Ne,os. see other pds

John Abbott, who has been confined to
She house several weeks, IS able TO De out
md about his work.
Mrs. A. B. Fernald and daughter Miss
Vera returned from an extended visit in
Massachusetts last week.
1t is with sincere regret that the many
friends of Oran L. Fernald learn OF his
illness from cancerous growth.
The Linns and their educated dogs,
moving pictures and illustrated songs are
billed here for three nights, commencing
Jan. IS.
The ladies' aid society is planning q
unique social and entertainment for the
evening of Jan. q. ILLUSTRATED pictures
and moving songs" will be the attraction.
DR.. s. s. DeBeck. who installed officers
Of Court of Foresters at Waltham, Saturday
svening, Jan. 2, was at Salisbury Cove
Thursday evening, Jan. z, for installation
there.
Miss Mildred, Wooster, who has spent
few weeks in bangor, is at home for
abort time before leaving for Caribou,
where she will visit her brother Harry
and wife.
The embroidery club which was de-
Eghtfully entertained by Miss Bernice
Dunn at its last meeting, voted to change
its initial appellation to x. E. T., which
e. aIgebraic, to say the least.
Miss Charlotte Macomber, who with
Mrs. Knowles, Of Calais, sailed from New
York on the steamer San Juan Dec. Is for
Ponce, Porto Rico, arrived there on Christ
mas morning, after trip which proved
very pleasant.
Quite delegation from the order OF
Maccabees occupied seats at the Metho-
dist church Sunday. Pastor N. F. Macom-
hers address was intently listened to, tax
ing the hearers back to the original Mac
cabees. 1t was interesting and instructive
as well. The selections by the choir were
enjoyed. Mrs. CD. Watson was soloist.
When Frank e. Blaisdell entered his
store Tuesday morning he was confronted
by dense smoke. Doors were opened,
and when the smoke had subsidized, in
vestigation revealed smouldering fire in
. box OF sawdust, which served as cuspi-
dor, and which had been moved the mig nt
before to the rear, and near the kerosene
barrel. 1t was burning into the floor and
would doubtless have blazed into bad
fire had it not been discovered just as ii
was.
Jan. II. B.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. Wood, of Brewer, visited Mrs. c.
F. Chester last week.
Bernard Small has gone to Cherryfeld
to attend the academy.
Schuyler Penney and wife, OF Bangor,
spent Sunday with their parents.
Charles Chester is at homs on visit. He
has employment in Pansma, and this is
his first visit home in two years.
w. H. Phillips and wife have gone to
Cherryfeld for a few weeks. Livonia
Phillips is boarding at William Collisions,
Jan. II. E.
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HARBoRSIDE.

visiting in New York.
Capt. Jesse Gray and Murray veague
went to Bangor Friday.
Rev. Daniel Gray, OF Bar Harbor, is hold
ing services at the Creek.
Raymond Gray, of Boston, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary Gray.
Mrs. Curtis, of Swanville, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Thurston Blake, last week.
Jan. IL. g.
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leusrrIaeuuu,E
Always Keeps a
Bottle in the House,

''About ten days before Christmas got
my hand hurt so badly that had to stop
work right in the busy time OF the year,
says MIR. Milton Wheeler, 200 Morris
Ave., Birmingham, Ala. SAT first
thought l would have to have my hand
taken off, but someone told me to get
bottle of Sloan's Liniment and that would
do the work. The Liniment cured my
hand and gladly recommend it to every
one.n
Mr.. J. E. Matthews, proprietor Of st.
James Hotel, Corning, Ark, says: ssMy
finger was greatly infiamed from a fish
sting and doctors pronounced it blood
poisoning. / used several applications
of Sloan's liniment and it cured me ali
right. / will always keep q bottle OF
Sloan's Liniment in my house."
Mr.. J. P. Evans, of Mt. Airy, Ga, saws:
"After being afflicted for three years with
rheumatism, used Sloan's Eminent and
was cured, sound and well, and am glad
to say haven't been troubled with rheu-
matism since. Ny leg was badly swollen
from my hip to my knee. One-half bot
tie took the pain and swelling out"
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Byron Page is quite ill with grip
Mrs. Wilbur Smith, of Ellsworth, was
the guest OF Mrs. A. 1. Foss Saturday.
Chester Stratton went to Orono last
week to enter the agricultural department,
U. of NJ.
Mrs. Harold Foss is home from Boston
to spend the winter with her parents, A.
B. Crabtree and wife.
Deputy John r. Strstton, Henry w.
johnson and Herbert Young went to
franklin Saturday evening and raised the
chiefs Of Snyctic tribe.
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LAMOINE.
7" POUHU
Jan. Il.

T. L. Hodgkins arrived home Friday.
Capt. jefferson Smith is at home for the
winter.
Roy Jenkins has returned to his school
at Charleston.
The C. E. sociable Friday evening was
greatly enjoyed.
Howe smith is at home from Bar Harbor
for few weeks.
Mrs. N. B. Coolidge, who is very ill, is a
little better at present.
Mary Convey is home from Bangor, where
she has been employed the past year.
The pupils of the high school enjoyed a
skating party at Blunt's pond Monday.
Jan. II. s.
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WARRIORS ENTERTAIN.

WARRIORS ENTEhrAINs
The members of Elinee council were
royalty entertained by Omaha tribe at
their wigwam Friday evening, Jan. s, at
the raising OF the chiefs.
The meeting was called to order BY
Sachem Leroy B. Crabtree, and Mishinewa
Arthur L. Young escorted Deputy John r.
Stratton and Great Chiefs H. w. johnson,
A. B. Crabtree, A. /. Foss, Charles Ander-
son, A. B. Foss and William McCauley in
to the tepee.
The chiefs raised to their respective
stumps for the coming six moons are
Prophet, Leroy B. Crsbtree; sachem. Or
lando w. Foss; senior sycamore, David
Springer; junior sycamore, Percy Walker;
K. OF R., John r. Stratton; K. Of w.,
Galen Young; G. Of W., Charles Wooster;
Sannaps, H. w. johnson, Hervey Scam
mon; warriors, Benton Merchant, George
Moon, Greenleaf Martin, Fred Stratton
braves, Gleason Foss, Frank Foss, Will
liam Ball. W. H. Grass; guards, William
McCauley, George Googins.
The following program was rendered :
Welcome, o. w. Foss; prophecy, A. B.
Crabtree,. song, Charles Chester; story,
II. w. johnson; song, Galen Young. The
guests were then invited to the banquet
hall, where delicious supper was served.
Taken altogether it was one OF the best
suppers and general good times that has
ever taken place here. The remembrances
that cling to man reach back after years
have elapsed to the pleasure enjoyed
upon such an occasion. This is one of the
benefits that go with a meeting OF this
kind, and is a lasting benefit to all who
have the pleasure of attending such q
meeting. The best wishes of all the guests
were extended to the order for a long life
and prosperity to all its mem bers.
Jam IL c.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Sunday school has been closed until
spring.
Mrs. w. +. Cousins, who was seriously
ill last week, is little better.
Mrs. Sadia Jeliison has gone to Clair, n.
B., where her husband is employed. Her
brother, Dallas Tracey, accompanied her
to Bangor.
While skating ON Georges pond Sat-
urday evening, Earl Caller broke through
the ice near Bog island. He was rescued
by Adds Williams.
Jan. IL T.
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Nasal Catarrh, an Inflammation of the deli
cate membrane lining the air-passages, is not
cured oy any mixture taken into the stomach
Don waste time on Them. Take Ely's Cream
Balm through the nostrils. so that the fe-
vereo' swollen tissues are reached at once
never mind how long you have suffered nor
now often you have been disappointed, we
Know Eiy's Cream Balm is the remedy you
should use. All druggists, SOC. Mailed by Ely
Bros, SO Warren Street, New York.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Co. ssdii.o-al Oourtt Neses $40 osher Pages
BROOKLYN.

DROohhA-Ns
R.W. Smith was in Ellsworth last week.
Frank Staples returned to Rockland
Thursday.
Clifton Stanley, who has been on tug
boat, is at home.
Mrs. Il. II. Baker and brother returned
to Boston Thursday.
Harvey Wells arrived from Washington,
d. c., Saturday, with his bride.
Henry Flye and wife left for Florida
Thursday, to be gone two months.
Mr.. Goodwilley, Of Cambridge, Mass, is
visiting his son Harold at the Center Har-
Dor house.
Miss Liva Tibbetts, OF New York, is
spending few weeks with her father,
Capt. j. NJ. Tibbetts.
Russell Morgarge and wife left for Cas-
tine Wednesday. Mrs. Molgarge was
formerly Miss Agnes Mcfarland, CT this
place.
Masonic installation will be held ct Ma
sonic hail, Wednesday evening, Jan. 20.
A public installation will be held. Tho
church aid society will furnish supper.
The church aid society met in the chapel
Wednesday and elected officers as follows:
Mrs. E. ldella Hill, president; Mrs. Abbie
Herrick, treasurer; Mrs. Alena Flye, secre-
tary. The meetings will be held Wednes-
days in the ladies' parlor.
Mrs. Alice H. Stanley, g. d. p, and
Mro Relle T. Rlake q AZ want IN Rlua-
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Eyes," said Henpeck, 81 married her
because thought her the most even-tem-
pered woman ! ever metz "And now
you know that she. isn't?" queri ed his
friend. "Well-er-not exactly. She is
very even-tempered-always mad about
something"
II you wish success in life make per-
severance your bosom friend, experience
your wise counselor, caution your elder
brother and hope your guardian genius.
Webster
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scHoop1c, WINTER HARson.

Schoocic grange held its regular meet
ing Thursday evening. After some mat
tiers of business were disposed Of, resolu-
tions OF respect we're read on the death OF
Sister Nellie Cowperthwsite. 1t was de-
cided to have . private installation Jan.
81, Bro. d. g. Hall installing master.
Voted to have lunch Of cake, pie, and
coffee. Members present, forty one; wish
tors present from Cushman grange.
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The Great Spirit has again spoken. and in
obedience to His can our beloved sister, Mrs
Caddie Young, has left our midst.
Resoiped. That BY her departure winnetka
council, DaNf p, I. o. B. n. has lost worthy
member, one who will be sadly missed
Resolsed, That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy TO the family in this their great
sorrow.
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning thirty days, . copy Of these resoiu-
tions be spread upon our records, copy sent
to the family and copy sent to The ELLIS
WORTH AMERICAN for publication.
MYRA A. HIGGINS,
SARAH B. HARTMAN,
SUSIE W. WORKMAN,
Committee.
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For several years was afflicted with kid
ney trouble, and last winter was suddenly
stricken with . severe pain in my kidneys and
was confined to bed eight days, unable TO get
up without assistance. My urine contained
quently day and night. I commenced taking
Foley,s Kidney Remedy, and the pain gradu-
ally abated and finally ceased and my urine
became normal. I cheerfully recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy. G. A. PAsezaa.
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MoUNrArN VIEW, WEST EDEN.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, WEST EDEN.
At the regular meeting Of Mountain
View grange Friday evening, Jan. s, there
were 131 patrons present, including about
forty visitors from Bay View grange.
After the regular business, the fourth
degree was conferred on nine candidates.
After short recess, Sister Iona Rich 10.
stalled the officers in . very impressive
manner. A harvest feast was served. Dur
ing the lecturers hour there were remarks
by Bro. Julian Emery, stories by A. H.
Leland and . recitation by 8. N. Rich, all
Of hay View grange.
The newly-elected officers are as fol-
lows: George w. Mayo, master; NJ. w.
Hamor, overseer; Mrs. Ida n. Rich, lee
turer; Charles s. Thomas, steward; Ches-
ter NJ. Rich, assistant steward; Mrs. Leila
J. Trip, chaplain; Lorenzo Mayo, treas
urer; Mrs, Lnelia N. Sargent, secretary;
Elmer E. Sargent, gatekeeper; Ida L.
Mayo, Ceres; Edith E. Hall, Pomona;
Gerty Clark, Flora; Florence A. Rich, lady
assistant steward.
The new grange hall Is fast taking
shape. 1t IL up and boarded, ready for
shingling. Quite . number have taken
stock. 1t is hoped to have it ready for oc-
cupancy by June.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.
Bar Harbor
Jan. II.

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs installations
are set for Wednesday, Jan. ID, with
chicken supper.
The correspondent has learned since last
week that the statement that Landlord
Tolman and wife were to give up business
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ALAMoosooK, EAST oRLANp.

Alamoosook grange held its regular
meeting Saturday evening, with good
attendance, and visitors from Highland
and Arbutus oranges present. The treas
urer-elect having declined her office. a
new ballot was ordered, and John Farm
ham was elected treasurer for the ensuing
year. All officers except assistant
steward, Ceres and Flora were installed by
Past Master John Farnham, he being in
stalled by Sister Bertha Dorr. At recess
the brothers served a bountiful supper. A
short program was presented.
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AMONG THE CHANGERS.
Continued from page ~

gram was postponed for the installation Of
officers. The installing officer was vara I.
Haslem. There was quite large numL.r
present, and a good time was ENJOYED
by all.
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There is no case on record OF . cough, cold
or IL grippe developing into pneumonia After
Foiey's Honey and Tar has been taken. q IL
cures the most obstinate, deep-seated con rhs
and colds. Why take anything eisei q. AZ.
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is also planning other entertainments in
the near future, with the assistance OF
other local talent.
Jan. IL. SfEc'
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NORTH oRLAND.

Warren Moore is working for Fred
Clair.
There was quilting bee at A. II. Gray's
Friday afternoon, and party in the even
ing at Dan Rogers.
Lester Crockett has moved his family
into Mr.. Rogers house 10 be near his
work, as he is employed at the mill.
Jan. IL. Il.
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Suffered day and night the torment of
itching piles. Nothing helped me until I
used Doan's Ointment. It cured me perma-
nently."-Hon. John r. Garrett, Mayor,
Girard, Ala.-Advt.
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mfniraI.
tttf0ital.
They Never Fail.
That is What They Say About
Them in Ellsworth, and 1t
Is. Therefore, Reliable.

Another proof, more evidence, Ellsworth
testimony to swell the long list of local
people who endorse the old Quaker REM
edy, Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this con-
vineing endorsement of that remarkable
preparation:
r. I. Young, farmer, Partridge Cove
Road, Ellsworth, Me-, saws: ssBefore I
used Doan's Kidney Pills in 1902, had
such severe attack OF backache that |
could scarcely move about. / think the
trouble was caused by cold which I had
contracted. heard SO many favorable
reports about Doan's Kidney Pills that I
concluded to try them, and procured box
at Moore's drug store. They brought me
ps0pt relief, and / continued using them
with increasing benefit. I have since
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills to
many Of my friends and know Of several
who have derived the same beneficial re-
suits from their use.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-D oan's-and take
70 other.
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r. w. Smith was in Ellsworth last week.
Frank Staples returned to Rockland