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PENOBSCOT.

d. c. Littlefield left Saturday fo- Eagle
island, where he will be employed.
Miss Effie Bridges left last week for
Boston, after an extended visit here.
Mrs. Sarah wardwell spent few days in
Belfast last week with her sister, Miss
Blanche Bridges.
Merle Bridges has returned from a
hunting trip in the Maine woods. He
brought home two fine deer.
Much sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Julia Littlefield in the loss OF her dAugh-
ter Hattie, who died Nov. IL.
I.inwood E. Snowman, of Somerville,
Mass, spent Sunday here, with his grand
parents. Leander A. Snowman and wife.
The ladie.' aid society of the Methodist
church is busy preparing for its annual
sale and calico carnival, at Grange hall
Wednesday evening, Nov. "a.
Mrs. w. j. Dreamer, OF Stockton
Springs, was here last week packing her
household goods preparatory to moving
them to Bangor, where they will reside.
The many friends of Israel Grindle, Of
Sargentvilie, a former resident Of this
town, were grieved to learn OF his death,
Friday, Nov. II, after lingering illness.
Nov. Is. WooDLocKE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH CAsTINE.

Miss Leah Perkins is very ill OF asthma
Miss Nancy Irish is visiting her niece
Mrs. Wilson Bowden.
Mrs. Minta Hilton, OF Boston, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Flora Perkins.
Harvey Webster has returned from q
visit to his brother Roy in Islesbo-o.
Horace Cunningham, wife and child, Of
Brewer are the guests of Mrs. Jennie Dun.
bar.
Mrs. Lafayette Perkins, Of Orrington, j,
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. George Deve-
reux.
Miss Madeline Harvey, a normal stu
dent, was a recent guest OF Mrs. james
Hatch.
Harris Leach and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a son born
Nov. 8.
Ray Wardwell and family, OF Brooks
vile, visited his father, Fred F. Ward
well, Sunday.
Mark G. Devereux, with his wife and
daughter Gladys, leave to-day for Lamoine
to visit his brother, A. r. Dcvereux.
Schooner Fred A. Emerson, Capt. Reu-
ben Perkins, which has been loading po-
tatoes at Penobecot, is taking deck load
of lum Der at Halls mill.
Hattie, daughter OF Julia and the late
Nelson Littlefield. died at her home last
Wednesday night, aged forty-nine years.
Death came as happy release after sew
eral years Of suffering, which she bore
with fortitude and Christian resignation.
She was devoted to her parents during
thei- years Of invalidism, and was helpful
in everything that psxtained to the inter-
est OF the home as long as her health per-
mitted. Specimens OF her handiwork are
found in many homes, evincing her
thoughtfulness and love for kindred and
friends. Among some OF the pleasant ex-
periences that came into her life were her
annual visits to Northport campground,
the memory OF which was source OF
great comfort to her during the long and
weary hours of confinement. Miss Little
field was a member of the Methodist
church and interested in its welfare. She
is survived by her mother and eister--Mrs.
Ada Grindle, OF South Penobscot, who
have the sympathy Of friends. The fune-
raj service, conducted BY Rev. w. A. Hans
noon. The interment Was in the family
burying- ground.
Nov. Is. L.
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souTHM EST HARBoR.

Nat. Finpey, of Boston, is spending a
two weeks vacation here.
Capt. Howard Mayo's family have moved
into the A. /. Holmes cottage.
Mrs. Henry Tracy has been making an
extended visit to her sons and friends in
Boston.
Mrs. George r. Fuller and little son re-
turned home Saturday after six weeks
visit to relatives in Fall River, Mass.
Mrs. Julia Holden left here last week
with her brother, Capt. Thomas Clark.
Mrs. George d. Atherton, who after a
years illness, was thought to be safely re-
covering, has not been gaining for several
weeks, and may be Obliged to go again to a
hospital for treatment.
Deacon William L. Gilley has been seri-
ously i'll several weeks with rheumatism.
As his wife has long been crippled from
the same trouble, il is very hard for both.
Jack Reynolds will stay with them this
winter.
Miss Marguerite Gilley entertained q
large number of her young friends and
classmates at Harmon hall Thursday even
ing, Nov. IL, her eighteenth birthday. 1t
was also the fifteenth birthday OF one of
the boys present. Cake, ice-cream and
apples were served. Miss Marguerite re-
ceived many pretty gifts.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson and wife were given
most enjoyable reception at their home.
Thursday evening, NOV. IL. The fifty
present were pleasantly entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson. assisted by Mrs.
Lawler and others. A delicious irnch
was enjoyed, and the hours sped quickly.
Mrs. Noyes, sister OF Mrs. Robinson, is
visiting at the parsonage and winning
many new friends.
Nov. 10. SPRAY.
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HULL's COVE.

Ora Thompson is in Boston for a few
weeks.
Shirley Sweet is hunting with Rudolph
Hodgkins, OF Eden.
Charles Allen, who has been in the Bar
Harbor hospital several weeks, is still in a
serious condition.
Mr.. Lindall, OF Bsr Har Dor, gave a NOV
ing picture entertainment in the old
schoolhouse Saturday evening.
Eugene Hamor is in the eye and ear in
Urinary in Portland for an operation on
his eyes. He is doing well, and is ex-
pected home soon.
Miss Augusta Hamor, who has kept
house for Wallace Stanley for years past,
has gone to her own home to assist in the
care OF her sister, Mrs. Julia Salisbury,
who is still in a helpless condition, and
also OF her father, Alden Hamor, who is
quite feeble.
Nov. Is. ANNE.
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bv the death Of their father, Israel P. Grin

by the death of their father, Israel 2. Grin
dial.
Miss Evelyn Gray, E. s. N. s., spent
Sunday with her parents, j. F. Gray and
wife.
Mrs. Minnie Blaisdell is spending few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. P. b. Bill
hngs.
Pendleton & Hatch, OF Islesboro, are
boring an artesian wen for Mrs. Julia H.
Sweet.
Mrs. Joseph Spinney, OF Little Deer Isle,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Bennett.
Guy L. Bennett, Of the steamer
Isthmanian, spent part OF last week with
his mother, Mrs. John Bennett, before
sailing for San Francisco.
Mrs. Rodolph Sargent and son Malcolm,
of Meirose, Mass, George r. and Albert
H. Dority were in town over Sunday to
attend the funeral OF their brother, Israel
p. Grindal.
Israel p. Grindal died at his home here
Friday, Nov. IL, age seventy-three years.
A faithful, consistent Christian. an af-
fectionate husband and father and kind
neighbor has gone. As one who knew
him well said OF him: ale was ready"
He leaves besides his wife, two sons, two
daughters, one brother and one sister,
who have the sympathy OF all in their deep
sorrow.
Nov. Is. SIM.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Clarence Joy is home for q short vaca.
ton.
Mrs. Charles Squirting As been suffer.
ing from bad sore thumb.
Walter Joy went away this week &c
have one of his fingers amputated.
Schools closed Friday after successful
terms taught by Mrs. Perley Stanley and
Miss Moliie Williams.
The harvest social held by the Busy
Bees Saturday evening, was q pleasant
affair. About 81 was realized.
Mrs. l.. Elrie Holmes, OF Northeast
Harbor, spent Sunday with her mot her,
Mrs. 4. c. Rosebrook, " no is i'll.
The many friends OF Mrs. Ida Stanley
are glad to see her home again much i'm
proved in health. Mrs. Stanley has been
greatly missed.
The church service held by Rev. A. p.
Mcdonald Sunday afternoon was very
fine. Velma Stanley was baptized and
taken into the church. Communion SER
vice was observed.
The many friends OF Capt Frank spnrl-
ing and wife, of Northeast narbor, are
sorry 10 iearo that owing to their son
Francis failing health, they will move him
to Kent's Hill ON Tuesday. Hopes are en-
tertained that ne may be benefited. j. Ii.
Pressey will take the trip with them.
Nov. 10. ROONEY.
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SPRAY,
sEDGwIcK.

There will be dance at Riverside hall
tonight.
H. A. Small and wife were in Castine
Thursday.
Schooner James (. Hoyt is here loading
paving for Philadelphia.
Carlton Day was home from Sher ms n
Mills few days last week.
Miss Harriette Bridges has gone to
Eden, where she has employment.
Rev. A. w. Smith and wife came from
Boston Saturday, returning to-day.
Mrs. c. 1. Dority has returned from
Bangor, where she visited relatives.
Misses veIma and Vera Wiley, Of
Cherryfeld, are guests at A. l.. Sargent's,
Joseph Parquette and wife, of Mar
shal's island, were guests OF II. ID. Lane
and wife Sunday.
Eddie Anderson and Miss Nellie Kane
of Brooklin, were married at the parson-
age here Saturday evening.
There will be a box social in the ladies
hall Tuesday evening under the auspices
of the Public improvement society.
Nov. Is, H.
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COUNTY NEWS.
IsLEsFoRD.

Miss Liscomb, Of Otter Creek, is en-
ployed at James Sprague's.
Mrs. William Mayo has gone to Castine
and Deer Isle to visit relatives.
School closed Friday tor a short vaca-
ton. Miss Waite Frye taught the term
Sam. Candage, of Seal Harbor, was here
few days recently employed at Nathan
SANKEY'S.
Services were held in the church Sun
day, by Rev. A. p. Mcdonald, sea-coast
missionary.
Mrs. Inez Phippen and Mrs. Minnie
Stanley were in Bar Harbor Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Fred Morse and family expect to move
into the house recently occupied by Capt
Joseph Myers.
Mrs. Betsy Young spent few days last
week with Mrs. Nettie A. Stanley, OF
Cranberry Isles.
Mrs. Agnes Phippen spent last week
with her mother, Mrs. Freeman Stanley,
Of Cranberry Isles.
Mrs Julia Squirting and mother, Mrs.
Sidney Bunker, of Cranberry Isles, visited
Mrs. Spurling's son, Arthur Squirting, a
few DAYS last week. Mrs. Bunker is ad-
vanced in years, but smart and active.
Nov 15 s.
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SOUTH PENoBsCoT.

Elmer f. Perkins, OF Chicago, visited
his brother Ernest recently.
Mrs. Prank Binder Is home, after spend
ing two years in North Carolina.
Miss Ida Perkins, who teaches in Hol-
den, visited her parents, Abram Perkins
and wife, recently.
Friends of Mrs. Stiiiman Grindle are
glad to welcome her home, after being
at the Eastern Maine general hospital for
an operation.
The friends OF Israel p. Grindal regret
TO hear of his death at his home in Sar-
gentville. MIR. Grindal was born in Pc
nobscot, and lived here many years, a
much beloved apd respected citizen.
Nov Is. q.
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MT. DESERT.
Nov. Is.

Ralph Kenison is very i'll al the hone
his mother here.
William Peters, who was quite III
week, is able to be out.
A. c. and X. Ii. b. Fernald nave
shipped cargo of paving blocks "
their quarry on the Sound.
Miss Ethel Fernald is home from q
gor, where she has been for the past y
taking a course in Ienography.
The library society had pleasant y
prise in the receipt of a $50 ehecs "
Mr.. Pine, of New York, who, WIN
family, has spent many summers heis
made many warm friends. Other 'i''..
have given enough to make up aoou' |
which will make it possible TO keep
library open through the win'ei'
which the doners have many thanks.
Nov. 10. o.
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sARGENTvILLE.

Warren Beedle left Monday for Boston.
Raymond Grindell is working for Reuel
r. Dority.
Charles L. Babson was in Bangor last
week.
Herbert Hooper is employed at Green
laws stable at Deer Isle.
A son arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Hooper Nov. ID.
Archie Bayard, of Alma, is spending q
few weeks at his home here.
William Robbins, OF Sedgwick, is caring
for John F. Gray, who is much improved
Mrs. Charles Simmons is visiting heI
cousin, Sewall Peters, in Brooksville.
Frank NJ. Grindal and wife, OF Roxbury
Mass, Misses Susie and Augusta Grindal
of Portland, were called hone last week
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Ralph Hamor has gone up river hunt
ing.
The Clifton hotel has been newly
shingled.
Harold, son OF Nahum Beal and wife,
is i'll of rheumatic fever.
Mrs. Ella Brsnscom will leave to- day
for Boston for medical treatment.
Z. ID. Joys rock-crusher and the State
read across the harbor near Pres. EiIiot's
summer home are the liveliest places in
town.
Clarence Stanley left for Boston Nov. 10,
to attend to his winter business there.
His wife and son 60 on Monday for the
winter.
Rev. Charles Hargrove, of the Baptist
church, read his resignation Oct. 81 and
preached his farewell sermon Nov. H. All
are sorry to see him go, as he is well
liked. He goes to the Baptist church in
Bluehill. All wish him success.
The whist club had its first meeting for
Charles Newell Small, who entertained in
honor OF her sister, Mrs. Atwood. On
Nov. l the club met with Mrs. G. d. Joy
| and Mrs. George Manchester at their flats
in the brick block, they entertaining the
gentlemen. Nov. 2 the club accepted an
invitation from Mrs. Bertha Wilbur to
meet with her at Mrs. Stinson's at Seal
Harbor. The rainy night did not prevent
two blackboard loads from taking the
drive OF four miles. After an hour and
one-haIf at whist, great merriment was
caused at the refreshmcnt table with the
"Boston Joker, the joke being played on
the one OF the number best fitted to carry
it out. Mrs. Clarence Kimbaii with
others, entertained the club Nov.s After
cards the usual merry time was enjoyed
and refreshments were served. Nov. 10
Mrs. Loring Kimbail entertained a party
of twenty at whist. Punch was served
through the evening, and after cards the
guests we're seated at table where sand
witches, cakes and coffee we're served.
Nov. Is Mrs. Isaac Ralph entertained four
tables at whist in honor OF MIR. Ralph's
sister. Delicious cakes and sherbet were
served.
Nov. Is. r.
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EDEN.
BIRTHDAY cELEBRArIoS.


Saturday, Nov. IS, was the occasion OF a
happy gathering at the home Of Mrs Caro-
line Richards in Eden, 1t being her eight
ieth birthday. 1t was also the birthday OF
her son Marcus and her great-grandson,
little Hoyt Richards, of Indian Point.
The occasion was one long to be remem-
bered by the family, nearly all Of whom
were present to the fourth generation.
The presents were numerous and the
tables laden with good things, to which
all did full justice.
Mrs. Richards is a wonderfully bright
woman, and takes keen interest in all
the affairs OF her large family as well as
in all local matters. In spite Of her
eighty years, she is attending to all OF her
household duties unaided, and on this
last anniversary walked to tie village
store and back, distance OF over q niIe.
A daughter-in-la law, Mrs. Julia Richards
Robinson, OF orrington, was present and
is spending short time at the old home
stead. May "Aunt Caroline, as her
neighbors and friends love to cali her, live
to enjoy many more happy birthdays!
Nov. is. X.
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GouLDsBoRo.
Nov. Is.

Oliver Young shot deer last week.
Clam chowder was served at Freeman's
hall Friday evening. Over sS was real
lied.
Kenneth Hamilton, OF South Goulds-
boro, has been spending few days with
Perley Tracy.
Miss Addie Guptill, who has been teach
ing at Birch Harbor, has finished her
sehool and returned home.
David Guptill, the R. F. d. mail csrrier,
is taking his annual vacation. His assist
ant, Ira Guptill, is taking his place.
Fred Coffin has gone to Machias to carry
an automobile which he has been repair
In. for Joseph Coffin. 8. f. Coffin and w.
L. Hutchins accompanied him.
Nov. Is. JEN.
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BASS HARBOR.

L. d. Rich is visiting his sister in
Cornish.
Mrs. vesta McRae entertained the
Christmas club Thursday.
Helen jackson has been quite i'll of the
grip, but is somewhat better.
Miss Della Wallace is spending few
weeks with friends in Portland and vi
cinity.
Nov. Is. X. Y. z.
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FSS stDfs eouS iaE-u HIM
.}oS. on her one harayfati B;,.sA,.
Grandma Sanderson, Dewitt 4.
over one hundred years old n 49,.
uiar lady in the community. b., 9
Peruna for years. She SAYS:
al am true friend Of the Perm, :.
pany. l have derived great bene1,,,s]
Peruns many times.
II can say 1 regard Peruna /, =,
great medicine. l found out tbs NJ
Of ita good many years ago.
"a little moro than two vaa-s ~.
contracted very severe cold which !,
suited in Ia grippe. Owing to the !,
verify Of the disease and nv ex,rsu
age, my case was considered 10 b W.,
critical.
Il employed no doctor, bu. Perm
was the remedy l used, and to-day \,
health Is rs good as Ii ever was in W
life. However, I still continue to Isl
Peruna, spoonful every night befo,
retiring"
Fit were possible to collect tocetb,
the testimonials Of all the old peou
VINO have been and are being benefit,
cy Peruna, the list would be long o.
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BUCKspoRT.

Miss Marian Hutchings spent several
days last week in Augusta.
Harry Barnaby and wife, of Bangor,
cslled on friends here Saturday.
Mrs. John Watson, of Houiton, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. s. Webb.
Miss Onida Ward, of Houlton, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Kathleen Webb.
Mrs. Walter IL. Jones and little daugh-
ter returned Monday evening from a
visit in st. Johns.
The many friends of Cleveland c.
Homer were sorry to near that he had
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MARIAvILLE.
Mrs. Joseph Frost is in poor health.

Mrs. Joseph Frost is in poor health.
Charles Higgins, Of Bar Harbor, is in
town visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mary Marsh.
Abram Warren has moved into Rufus
Crawford's house, owned by Harley Black.
Norris Moor, Of Ellsworth. spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at the home OF
George Frost.
The marriage of Arthur E. Moore and
Miss Tressa n. Young, of Otis, is snnoun-
ced to take place Wednesday morning in
Ellsworth. A wedding reception will be
held Wednesday evening, Nov. IL, at the
Young homestead in Otis.
Nov. 10. l.,
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BROOKSvILLE.

Miss Elsie Kench is very ill.
Miss Villa Saunders is spending ,ier va
cation at North Bluehill with her grand
parents, J. l.. Saunders and wife.
Arthur Wood. who has been employed
at South Brooksville, boarding at Miss
Emma Gray's, has returned to his home
at East Bluehill.
/, School in district No. closed Friday
after successful term taught by Miss
Myrtle Tapley, Of West Brooksville. A
candy sale was held at the schoolhouse in
the evening, after which there were
games. Proceeds $50, for the school.
Nov L.
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SEAL HARBOR-

Merrill Taylor, wife and son Meffin :
gone to Bangor for the winter.
Shepard Richardson il in town '''"'
his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Ciemeh''
Warren Whitmore and mothef' =
Emma and niece, Nellie Whilmoi'' :,
leave for California to-day for the W.. =,
Nov. Is. MhL''-.-
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SEAL COVE.
ANNE.

School closed Friday, Nov. II, after a
nine-weeks' term. Bayside school has
been united with Seal Cove school, and
under the efficient management OF Miss
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suffered relapse Friday, and on Sunday
was still very ill.
Clement Lee, who has spent few weeks
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Britton, re-
turned to Boston Saturday.
Nov IL j.
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Louisa Heath, the results have been md
satisfactory. The Bsyside pupils ps
sented Miss Heath with a number Of ID
attesting their esteem aud aft etion.
The sad news arrived he-e wedn sdsy
the death by drowning OF Charles RGni
OF this place, who was steward Of
schooner Merrill c. Hart, sunk ed
Monday of Block island. The untor|
nate young man was a son OF the 4
Capt. Calvin Rumill and wife. He Lad
sister Arabells, the wife of N
Bridges, OF West fremont; two broiher1
Frank and Joseph, Of this place, an auHs
Mrs. Moses |. Mayo, of Ellsworth, and
number OF more distant relatives. 4
bereaved ones have the sympathy Of all
Nov. 10. \.
Mr.. Blake, OF Brooklin, was week-s1
guest at z. 5. Robbins, Bayside.
All are glad to learn that the SPED
services are to continue through anos1
week. The meetings have been well
tended.
Nov. Is. y
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