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REACH.

Lester Gray arrived home last Sunday.
A few mackerel have made their appear
ance in the weirs.
Mrs. Ethel Eaton and little daughter
Mab.i are visiting friends here.
Marion Holden, OF Boston, was the guest
OF his mother, Mrs. A. F. Holden. Sunday.
Miss Edna Carter, OF Rockland, was the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Myrtle Lowe, this
week.
Lloyd K. Allen, OF Boston, spent the
Fourth with his mother, Mrs. A. F..
Holden.
Mrs. Nina Childs and little daughter, OF
stonington, spent last week with Mr..
Rose Eaton.
The store owned by William p. Lowe
was broken into Monday night and gro
ceries taken.
John Crane and family, OF Hartford,
Conn.,, arrived Friday to occupy their cot
tage, built recently.
Mrs. Joseph Lord, son Herbert and
daughter Phyllis, OF Melrose, Mass, have
opened their cottage.
George Clapp and family, OF Weymouth,
Mas, arrived last week, and will occupy
the house owned BY Mrs. 8. 8. johnson
this summer.
July l..
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ATLANTIC.

Mrs. Nellie Joyce was at Atlantic this
week.
The Island cafe opened for business
July /.
A. j. Staples has moved his family to
Colts Island.
Jason Knox and sister are rooming at
Alfred Staples.
Mrs. Littig and party are at Edith
Staples cottage.
Mrs. Nellie Staples is visiting friends at
Atlantic ard Colts Island.
The Rodmans, OF Astoria, N. Y, are at
their pretty new cottage for the season.
Mrs. John Stanley was quite severely ir-
jured by being thrown from hay rake
Friday.
Dinner and supper were served at Sea-
side hall on the Fourth for the benefit of
the church. About $50 was realized.
W. Leslie Joyce has quite large party
at his cottage, which Howard Rich, OF
Reading, Pa, has rented for the season.
Waller Gilman Page and wife, OF Bos-
ton, who have spent several summers here,
arrived Friday. They will occupy the
Alfred Joyce cottage this season.
July 10, &
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COUNTY NEWS.
sor additional ce~mty Ns,ss Gee osAsv pages
SOUTH DEER ISLE.


Mrs. Richard Smith is ct Stonington for
. few weeks.
Maud Robbins is spending week with
her father, j. F. Robbins.
Miss Anthony, of Provincetown, Mass,
is at Mrs. w. g. Greenlaw's.
Mrs. J. X. johnson, OF Sunset, is guest
this week Of Mrs. Austin Smith.
Benjamin Tracy came from Redstone, n.
H., to spend the Fourth at home.
Mrs. Edwin Carman and little daughter
Christina went to Marblehead Saturday.
Allie Stanley, OF Rockiand, spent the
Fourth with his grandfather, Ansel STAN
ley.
James Pringle and son Nelson, Of Sharon,
Mass, are at the Point, where they have
spent their vacation for four years.
Mrs. Francis Stanley and little son, Of
Cambridge, Mass, arrived Wednesday to
spend the summer with Ansel Stanley and
wife.
Mrs. Howard Pierce, who has spent a
few days at Oceanville, came home Tues
day. She was accompanied by her sister,
Sadie Greeniaw.
Grace Hatch, OF Somerville, arrived
Sunday morning, returning Monday night.
All were pleased to welcome her, but sorry
her stay was so short.
July9. A.
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WEST TRENTON.

Mrs. Lydia Elliot, OF Northeast Harbs.
Is the guest Of Mr.. Dunbar and wife.
Mrs. Arno Marshall, who has been ii
some weeks, remains about the same.
George Mcfarland, OF Bar Harbor, speu.
Sunday with his parents, Charles McPr-
land and wife.
Mrs. Eva Hopkins, with children, is in
Ellsworth Falls visiting her father, Fred
Moore, for few days.
Mrs. Carrie Douglass and two boys, Of
Bar Harbor, who have been visiting rela-
tives here . few days, returned home
Thursday.
John L. Thompson, of Providence, R. l.,
is here on . visit, after an absence Of
five years. Friends and old neighbos
give him q cordial welcome.
July IL. 8.
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LAMOINE.

Miss Frances Reed, who spent the win
er in Dover, N. h., is home.
Miss Ellen Berry, who has been visiting
at Northeast Harbor, is home.
Miss Lena King, who has been teach
ing in DedhaE, has returned home.
Earl Smith, who has been seriously ill
the past week, is slightly improved.
Mrs. Elwood King made business trip
to Bangor on Friday, returning on Mon
day.
Walter Reynolds and family arrived on
Tuesday from Somerville, Mass, for the
season.
W. F. Hutchings and wife have arrived
from Gouldsboro and opened their cot
tage here.
William Lyman and family, Of Water
town, Mass, arrived Thursday at the cot
tage OF Mrs. Addie Reynolds.
Miss Phosie Higgins, who has been
teaching in Pressure Isle, has returned.
She will attend the summer school at Cas-
tine.
Miss Marion Hodgkins is visiting her
sister Lillian at the home Of her grand
father, d. d. Hodgkius. She returns to
Ellsworth Thursday.
Mrs. Leslie Springer and family have
gone to Concord, Mass, where they will
reside. The eldest daughter, Edna, will
remain here until fall.
Capt. Charles Hotigkins has his yacht
Ava of, and made a trip to Camden
the last of the week. Capt. Fred Hodg-
ktns made the trip with him, but will
spend several days with his vessel in Port
land before returning.
School closed Friday, July 2, efrer q
term of thirteen weeks. Those not absent
one-half Gay were Lillian Hodgkins,
Phena Anderson, Mildred Smith, Louis
King, Russell Lear, Arthur Anderson
The pupils enjoyed hay rack ride te
Blunt's pond, given by the teacher, where
they had q picnic dinner.
July II. SPEC.
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FREMONT.

Capt. Levi Rich Is Ill.
George CLARK is working ct the Clifton
house, Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. c. H. Norwood is home from
Mitchell's cove for G few days.
Leslie Rich and William Mitchell are
home from Rockland for few days.
Howard Kelley and wife, Of Colts
Island, spent the Fourth At Jacob Kelley's.
Miss Sylvie Rich went to swans Island
to spend the Fourth with her uncle, Le-
ander Rich.
Mrs. Rose Abbott, Of vaihalla, N. Y, is
spending few weeks with her brother,
Joshua Sawyer.
Mrs. Charles B. Stanley, Of Mark island
light station, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Leslie Rich.
Mrs. Seth Greenlaw, with little son
Keith. OF Swans Island, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Fred Rich.
= Mrs. Rosanna Rich went to West Ire
mont Friday, called there by the illness Of
her brother, William Dix.
Jacob Kelley and son Howard have
finished their work at Northeast Harbor,
and will 60 to Presque Isle Monday.
July IL. KIN.
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SPEC.
WEST SULLIVAN.

Ralph Farrell is at home for short
stay.
Donald Phelps returned from steuben
Friday.
Adelbert Gordan is at the U. Of NJ. sum-
mer school.
Mrs. d. A. Patchen is in Brooksville vis-
iting relatives.
Master Theodore Abbott is in Portland
for medical treatment.
Mrs. Abby Taft and N. N. Noyes are vis-
iting Mrs. A. P. Havey.
Mrs. II. H. Havey and children are Wis
iting in Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. Georgia Davis, Of Holden, is a
gust of Mrs. Imogene Pettingill.
Miss Beatrice Gordon and Miss Vera
Smith are attending the summer school at
Castine.
Norman Hale and family, OF Sorrento,
are occupying tenement in the Gordon
building.
Miss Helen Thomas returned to Boston
Saturday, after two weeks visit with
her mother.
Mrs. Belle Googins returned Monday
from Waltham, where she has been spend
ing her vacation.
E. c. Smyth is showing ability as an in
ventor in two patents he is going to bring
out on different parts of q wagon.
Miss Rae Carlton has finished her duties
at Pettingill's store, and Dallas Ash, OF
Gouidsboro, is now employed there.
G. w. Pettingill was passenger to Ban
gor Tuesday. His friends are pleased to
see the great Improvement in his health.
Howard Webb is camping at Tunk
pond for his health. Mrs. Webb and
daughter are at the home Of B. B. Havey.
Gilman P. Smith, OF Bangor, together
with q Boston representative and their
local agent, r. Il. Blaisdell, were here last
week in the interest OF the Wireless Tele-
phone Co.
April Il. vox PoPULI.
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sToNINGroN.

Among the corporations which were
chartered under special statute and have
filed their certificates Of organization at
the Office OF the secretary of State is the
Stonington Water Co., organized for the
purpose Of supplying the town Of Ssoning-
ton with pure water. The capital stock
is $4,000, Of which nothing is paid in,
and the par value Of the shares is s25 each.
The names and residences OF the share
owners, each OF whom has subscribed for
one share Of stock, are as follows: Elmer
p. Spofiord, of Deer Isle; John L. Goss, OF
Boston; Sumner P. Mills, OF Stonington.
The president of the corporation is Sum
ner P. Mills, and the treasurer is Elmer p.
Spofford.
Florian Arey is clerking for T. S. Gsyer
& Co.
Miss Mabel Goss is visiting friends in
Ellsworth.
Latty Brothers quarry on Green island is
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40 AMERICAN has subscribers at I07
~ ths lit post-ofces in Hancock county.
AZ the other papers in the County COM
ossed do not reach 80 many. THE AMERI-
uAN - not the only paper printed N
Hancock coxnty, and has never claimed to
-, but It q the only paper that can prop
svJy b called a COUNTY paper; oil the
rest are merely local papers. The ctrcntd-
iSen THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer iist, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
n Hancock county.
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PROSPECT nARBoR.

Mrs. Seth Nynam, OF Boston, and friend,
Miss Ryan, were guests at Eddie Coles re-
Gently.
Misses Agnes and Mollie Corbett. OF
PASSPORT, are guests of their uncle, Robert
Cor tett.
Mrs. E. D. Chase and daughter have
gone to Jordan Pond house, Seal Harbor,
for the summer.
Mrs. w. L. Haskell, Of Lewiston, was q
recent guest OF her sister, Mrs. E. 8. Rice,
Edmund Workman and wife, OF Cherry
field, were guests over Sunday Of their son,
Ira N. Workman.
Mrs. Harvard Havey, with her children,
is spending . few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. w. H. Moore.
Mrs. NJ. c. Stanley has As guests her
mother, Mrs. Cate, OF Waltham, and
Alonzo 8. Locke, OF Waltham.
Lula NJ. Bunker took q recent trip
Washington county and attended
the Smith reunion at Columbia.
Miss D. n. Allen, at the Old Homestead,
has As guests Mrs. E. Allen, Of Allston,
Mass, and Miss Dorothy Wilmot.
Lewis Noonan, tr., died Saturday night
after lingering illness. Funeral services
will be conducted Tuesday by Baskahegan
tribe, /. o. r. N.
Recent Ar, rails at the Sands are: At
Allenhurst, Rev. Thomas Van Ness and
family, OF Boston; DR.. J. A. Sewall, Dem
yer, COL; Mrs. William Barnes and daugh-
ter, of Boston. At Alfred Tracy's, Mrs.
William Tracy and daughter Louise.
July L. C.,
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mason Springer is still quite ill of
rheumatism and heart trouble.
Coleman Cousins and family spent the
Fourth at their home in Eastbrook.
Mrs. E. II. Donnell, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. George H. WEIGH, has
returned home.
Mrs. Edward johnson and Miss Mae N.
Patten, of Sullivan, visited their brother,
John P. Patten, Saturday.
John U. Harrison came home from New
port, where he was employed, to spend
the Fourth. He will stay to do his hay
ing before returning.
July II. r,
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Dana o. Dyer spent the Fourth with
friends at Castine and Bangor.
B. A. Blaisdell and Miss Alta Blaisdell
spent the Fourth at Seal Harbor.
Jasper Bragdon, W no has been employed
at Seal Harbor, spent Sunday at home.
The drama, "Placer Cold" will be pre-
sented in the town hall about July q.
E. E. Lowell and wife, of Blaine, are
spending their vacation with Mrs. J. E.
Dunn. They came home in an automobile.
At the regular council of Snyctic tribe,
No. los, l. 0. R. NJ, the following chiefs
were raised: Prophet, M. ). Perkins; sa-
chem, B. A. Blaisdell; senior sycamore, A.
L. Bunker; junior sycamore, H. C. Fer
maid; chief of-records, w. E. Bragdon;
collector of wampum, E. w. Hastings;
keeper OF wampum, L. c. Bragdon; first
sannap, J. H. Bunker; second sannap, P.
T. Clark. The tribe is in fine condition
now, and looks forward to most success
full year. During the past year many new
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mfuirai.
Work WeakenS The
Kidneys.
DOan's Kidney Pills Have Done
Great Service for People
Who Work in Ellsworth.

VINO Work In EilSWOftll.
Most Ellsworth people work every day
in some strained, unnatural position
bending constantly over desk riding on
jolting wagons or cars-doing laborious
housework; lifting, reaching or pulling,
or trying the back in hundred and one
other ways. All these strains tend to
wear, weaken and injure tie kidneys until
they fall behind in their work of fItering
the poisons from the blood. Doan's Kid
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Mrs. P. c. Carpenter, Washington St.,
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they have proven Of the greatest benefit
in my family. My son often came home
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rid Of his trouble. He has said to me
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here IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

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OAK POINT.

der trouble could realize their danger they
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serious disorder. Do not disregard the early
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Friends OF Miss Mildred Wooster re-
xret her severe illness at her home.
R.H. Blaisdell, OF East Sullivan, visited
his brother F. E. Blaisdell, last week.
Mrs. Elvira Clark returned from an ex-
tended visit to West Sullivan Saturday.
Mrs. Victoria Butler, of North Hancock,
was the weekend guest OF Mrs. Asa S.
Dyer.
Mrs Byrdine Watson, OF Portland, was
guest at DR.. c. J. Watson's part of last
week
The ladies' aid society will serve their
semi monthly supper at the Methodist
vestry Tuesday.
Robert Harrison Kirkpatrick, OF Calais,
was a guest at Mrs. Effie Macomber's a
few days last week.
Mrs. Evelyn Clough has returned from
a vacation of several weeks with friends
at Bar Harbor and Bangor.
Mrs. Fl. F. Collins and daughter Vir-
ginia are guests this week OF the j. I.
Maxwells at Hancock Point.
The Franklin band accompanied the ex-
cursionists to Eastport last Monday and
enjoyed the celebration there.
The schooner H. G. Whitehead, loaded
with paving blocks from w. B. Blaisdeil
& Co., for New York, sailed July 8.
The Franklin juniors played the West
Sullivans on the home diamond Saturday.
Score p to u in favor Of the Franklins.
District Superintendent H. b. Haskell,
viii conduct quarterly conference Thurs
day evening, at the East Franklin church.
Freeman Bowden and family, OF Penob-
scot, were recent guests OF his sisters,
Mrs. Carrie Madison and Mrs. Lena
Dwelley.
Mrs. NJ. A. Browne and Mrs. L. A. Mil
Ter, of Washington, D. G., are guests of
Mrs. Brownies daughter, Mrs. j. W..
BlaisdelI.
Following is the program of the recent
graduation exercises OF the grammar
school: Music; prayer; music; tom, !"
Beatrice Gordon; my Mother at the
Gate" Evelyn Coombs; "Return of the
Msyf1owers," Lillian Hartman; music;
ssPoet, and the Children" Ola Smith;
'sSheridan's Ride Mildred Wallace; 1.-THE
Ride of Jennie Mcneil" Beulah Hooper;
music; 1.-THE Day is Done," Jennie Blais-
deli; '.Tibather," Mary o. Gordon; Little
GEN." Beulah Hardison; valedictory,
Louise Rider; music; address to class,
Rev. P. A. A. Killam; comforting of diplo-
mas; music.
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EAST LAMOiNE.

j. Bishop, Of Boston, is the guest OF
Bloomfield Smith at his bungalow.
Isaac Hodgkins and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
were guests of Dyer Young and wife over
Sunday.
Among the recent arrivals at L. Gill
patrick's are Prof. Kari LANCE and wife,
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Miss Frances Grant is i'll at her home
here.
Miss Charlotte Mcfarland, of Melrose,
Mass, arrived last week to spend the sum-
mer with her parents, E. E. Mcfarland
and wife. She was accompanied by her
sister, Adelaide, of Bar Harbor, who has
weeks.
July II. A
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members have been taken in, and the de-
gree team is in good working order. The
tribe has excellent quarters in its new
hall just leased from c. H. Sprague. The
tribe will ease up bit during the hot
months, and prepare for good hard work
in the fall.
July u. SPEC.
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COUNTY NEW s.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

SOUTHWEST HARBOR.
Mrs. Nellie Thornton, OF Houltcn, is Wis
| iting her mother for few weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Archibald and wife, OF Brock
ton, Mass, are again at the Fiske cottage.
Rev. William Ranney and wife will ar
rive at "The Pointed Figs" July IA, to
spend the season.
Miss Esther Dixon is keeping up her
preparatory work at the University Of
Maine through the summer.
Mr.. Kaighn has rented his stone castle
to Mr.. Cooper. of Philadelphia, and the
small cottage, to Mr.. johnson.
Fred Young has rented his cottage to
Mrs. Cram, and has moved his family into
the little store owned by Simeon Mayo on
the Herrick hill.
The Butler family, OF Massachusetts,, is
again occupying the A. E. Lswler cottage.
and the Meads are also at their summer
home at Norwood Cove.
w. c. Forbes, of Winchester, Mass. a
new conner here, has rented the Allen
Lawler cottage, and will arrived with his
family the first Of the week.
Miss Mary Snow, with friends, is taking
her summer rest at her cottage here. She
attended the American Institute OF In
struction at Csstine last week, being on
the program for paper.
The Keystone dramatic company filed a
weeks engagement at Masonic hall, Civ
ing satisfaction to weli-filled houses.
Miss Gladys Higgins received the prize
offered, silver service, awarded at the
close Of the week.
The Congregational sewing circle met
last week with shut-in member, Mrs. II.
B. Gilley, who is always bright and CHEEKY
in spite of her crippled condition, and is
ever ready to extend the hospitality OF her
home to friends.
Rev. Mr.. Traverse, who has been associ-
ated with DR.. Bradford in his ministerial
work for several years, gave fine sermon
at the Congregational church on s'Temple
Building and the formation Of Character.
Mr.. Traverse is always listened to with
delight.
Most of the cottagers have arrived and
are established at their summer homes.
Rev. {. F. Dole. with his wife and daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Mann, are ct 1.-THE Ledge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dole greatly enjoyed their trip to Homo
lulu, and their stay in California both on
the outward and homecoming journey.
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SUMMER SERVICES.

Following is the schedule of Sunday
services at the Congregational church for
the summer:
July IS, Rev. David N. Beach, president
OF Bangor theological seminary.
July Is, Rev. c. F. Dole, First Congre-
gational church Unitarian), Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
Aug. 1, Rev. William W. Ranney, Park
Congregational church, Hartford, Conn.
Aug. 8, Rev. Douglas P. Birnie, Rye
Presbyterian church, Rye, n. Y.
Aug. Is, Rev. Hubert W. Wells, st. An
drews Episcopal church. Wilmington, Del.
Aug. p, Rev. L. Clark Seelye, president
of Smith college (Rev. Frank }. Goodwin,
alternately.
Aug. ., Rev. Frank J. Goodwin, First
Congregational church. Pawtucket, f. /.
The hour of service is 1890 a. m.
July II. SPRAY.
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"Doan's Ointment cured me OF eczema that
had annoyed me long time. The cure was
permanent. Hon. s. w. Matthews, Commis-
sioner Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me.-Aavs.
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Pauper Notice.

HAVING contracted with the City o. Enc .ho
H worth to support and care tor Ino ost i've
years and are legal residents OF Ellswor'1s.e ~.
To- bid all persons trusting them on ~ scon,.
count. as there is plenty OF room and sea fam
n ods'ious 10 care for them a. me o nv
honsr. NJ. j. phVA
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GoTr's ISLAND.

The furniture for the Burnham bunga-
low arrived Friday.
q. II. kirkpatrick and wife are home
from business trip to Belfast.
Mrs. Clara Phillips, OF Southwest Har-
Dor, visited her parents last Monday.
c. K. ovington and wife, OF New York
city, are at their cottage, Calico Reck.
NJ. v. Babbidge spent Sunday and Mon
day with friends at Atlantic and SWANS
Island.
Miss Nellie spering arrived for the sea-
son Thursday, and is at Petit Plaisants
cottage.
Mrs. Mary Joyce, of Atlantic, is en-
ployed by her daughter, Mrs. vina Moore,
at Hillside cottage.
Mrs. Mary Manley and Miss Helen
Manley, of New York, and Mrs. Arthur
Livingston, Mrs. Manley's daughter, who
has been with Mrs. L. S. Trask, are with
Mrs. vina Moore at Hillside cottage.
July 10. CHIPS.
OAK POINT.
Frank Meader has moved to Bayside.
Hartford Murch arrived home on Sat-
urday.
j. Fl. Galley has returned home from
Bangor.
Miss Myra Walls is home from Seal
Harbor.
Aubrey Alley and wife visited his par
ents Sunday.
Edgar Gordon and wife have left for
Providence, r. l.
July II. PLuTARch.
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Mrs. James Piper, Of Eastbrook, was in
town Sunday.
Sherman Abbott was in Bar Harbor a
few days last week.
Miss Efie Kingman, of Eastbrook, who
has been employed at Wesley Ford's sew
eral weeks, returned to her home Sunday.
Edna and Clarence Graves, Of Brighton,
Mass, have come to spend the summer
with their grandparents, c. P. Graves and
wife.
July T. q.
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MARLBORO.

Mrs. 8. n. Remick was in Clifton few
days last week.
Mrs. George Jellison, of Clifton, is with
her sister, Mrs. 8. II. Remick,
Daniel Gray. OF Hancock, held meet
ing at chapel Sunday afternoon.
Walter Donovan and wife, oil Bangor,
and Mrs. Mary Higgins and two children,
OF Bar Harbor, were guests of their aunt
Mrs. Woodbury. Bowden, overSundsy.
July IL. ARE.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

John and Emma Mckay were in Els
worth Friday.
Miss Edith Marshall is visiting Mrs.
Maria Durgain for few days.
Miss Hazel Butler is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Scribner, at Green Lake.
Mrs. Crockett and little son, OF East
Holden, visited her mother, Mrs. Lottie
Stewart, recently.
Sherman Mcfarland and family, Of West
Hancock, were recent guests of Mrs. Nc
Farland's mother, Mrs. Gallision.
Miss Jennie Marshall, OF Bar Harbor,
spent several days recently with her
mother, and her brother John and family.
July 10. G..
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Repulets, Ask your druggist for them
cents a box.-Adrt.