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ISLE AU HAUT.
July IL.

j. z. Barter left July for his home in
Roslindale, Mass.
Mrs. Clara Pettee and daughter Sadie
returned to Rockland Tuesday.
Summer visitors are arriving daily, and
it looks now like busy summer.
George Sherman, of Rockland, spent the
Fourth here with H. E. Barter and wife.
Mrs. Raymond Conley arrived July to
spend few weeks with Mrs. j. L. Conley
at York island.
The fishermen report Holsters scarce.
Some are taking up their traps and will
wait until August before setting out again.
The Fourth was ushered in with the
usual ringing of bells and reports of guns
and fire crackers. The weather cleared in
the afternoon, and it WAS a fine evening
for the dance at Revere memorial hail.
There was good attendance, and all en-
joyed the dance. lce-cream and cake were
served at j. c. Turner's ice-cream pariors.
Music was by the Maddocks trio, of Rock
land.
July 8. {.
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WEST EDEN.
July9.

Elmer Reed, of New York, IS visiting
relatives here.
Miss Alice Ray has gone to Belfast to
spend the summer.
Samuel Downing, of Millinocket, was a
week.-mrs. guest at the Hillcrest house.
Mrs. Nettie Higgins is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Jellison, at Eden.
Master Elmer Reed is spending the
summer with his grandparents at Manset.
Miss Nina Jellison, OF Bar Harbor, was
the guest Of Miss Octavia Hamor Sunday
and Monday
Mrs. Agnes Mayo and Mrs. Florence
Rich went to Bangor last week for short
visit with friends.
Miss Addie Swazey has returned home
from Prospect Harbor, where she has
spent the past year with her grandpar-
ents. A friend, Miss Nellie Wilson, ac-
companied her for visit.
July 5. Nj.
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BROOKLYN.
SIM.
July IL.

Carl Brown, of Boston, is visiting
friends here.
Lee Fl. Powers and Gleason Allen have
returned to Boston.
Alfred Freethey, of Yonkers, n. V, is
visiting friends here.
Walter Crockett has opened an ice
cream tent at Brooklin conner.
Frank Freethey and family, of Yonkers,
v. Y, are visiting at Warren Ford's.
Mrs. James Deane has returned to Rox-
bury, Mass, after two weeks in town.
Miss Mary Stanley, of Boston, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley.
Ward Freethey and family returned to
their home in Everett, Mass, Saturday.
Lawrence Lurvey, who has spent the
past week at Southwest Harbor, is home.
Mrs. johnson and Miss Flora johnson,
OF Washington, ID. e., are at the Lookout.
BROOKLYN base ball team went to Deer
Isle for return game Saturday, winning
by a score OF 10 toe.
Capt. G. w. Herrick, of Somerville,
Mass, formerly OF this place, spent few
days in town last week.
Mrs. Amanda Sellers returned to Sum
shine Sunday, after spending few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Stewart.
Mrs. Carrie Marks Wakefield and son,
of Somerville, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Waketields mother, Mrs. Addie Marks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard aud child have
returned to Chelsea, Mass, after spending
two weeks with Mrs. Hubbard's sister,
Mrs. Weston Gott.
The following summer visitors have ar
rived during the week: Bishop Harding
and daughters, at Mandalay; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibbons and Mrs. Elmer Mitch III at
the Clephane cottage; Mrs. Noah lib
belts, at the Homestead; John @. Blake
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Harold Seavey went to Bar Harbor Tues
day to work.
Douglass Butler and wife are spending
the summer here
Moulton Cooper, of steamer Pemaquid,
spend last week at home.
Mrs. Carrie Closson. of North Sedgwick,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Maria Carter.
Rufus Bridges, who spent the Fourth
with his family, returned to Bar Harbor
Tuesday.
Ray Higgins, wife and child, of Boston,
are visiting her parents, F. H. Higgins
and wife.
Misses Linnie and Alice Stanley. OF
Brewer, visited friends and relatives here
Wednesday,
Herman Whitmore, who spent few
days last week in town, returned to
Oceanville Tuesday.
July IL, Is.
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Bucksport, was made chairman. Henry
O. Staples, Of Portland, was elected
president; Miss Hannah Ober, Of Wal
than, Mass, vice-president; Mrs. Lizzie
Grant, OF Sedgwick, secretary, and Miss
Blanche Friend, OF Sedgwick, and Mrs.
Lonnie Ingalls,, Of South Bluehill, assist
ant secretaries.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: General committee, Julian
Hooper. Pascal b. Friend, Jonathan
Bridges, Charles Pert, Mrs. Clara Clapp,
Mrs. Lillian Marks, Miss Mary Marks,
Mrs. Juliettc Wilson, Mrs. Austin Dority
refreshment committee, Mrs. Ellen
Bridges, Mrs. lsadore Hanscom, Mrs.
Mary ober; entertainment committee,
James B. Bethel, Mrs. Maude Thurston,
Mrs. Donnie ingalls,; reception commit
tee, Mrs. Louis Stanley, Mrs.i Eve
Bridges, Mrs. Cora Allen, Mrs. Alma
Bethel, Mrs. Lizzie Grant.
II was arranged to hold the next meet
ing some time during the last part Of June
or first part Of July, 1911. As the old
schoolhouse has been removed, it was de-
cided to have the town-house as a perma
mt meeting place. The organization
will be known as the District No. 10 as
ISOLATION OF Sedgwick.
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REACH.
Mill.

L. w. Gray left last week to go yacht
ing.
Henry Adams arrived Saturday at the
Island Home.
Mrs. A. F. Holden spent few days at
North Deer Isle last week.
Miss Maths Knight left Wednesday for
a few days visit in Boston.
MILDRED Torrey has arrived home from a
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Ames.
Samuel Adams carried large party to
Brooklin in his launch Monday.
F. E Stoddard and wife left Thursday
for visit to Dover and Foxcroft.
Frank Annis came home Sunday to
spend the Fourth with his parents.
Misses Laura and Rebecca Torrey
arrived Monday at their summer home.
r. Lawrence Lamont arrived Friday to
spend his vacation at the Old Scotland.
Miss Edna Carter, OF Rockland, spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. S. T. Lowe.
A Fourth Of July picnic was held at
Oak Point and most enjoyable time was
spent.
John Crane, wife and daughters Flora
and Grace are at their cottage for the
summer.
Mrs. Myrtle Lowe and two children,
Gertrude and Claribel, left Saturday for a
visit in RocRiand. Mrs. Ellen Hayes is
keeping house for her.
July s. L.
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CAsTINE.

Miss Margaret Patterson is visiting in
Randolph.
Summer school will commence on Tues
day, and continue two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker gave dance at
the Acadian Saturday evening.
Miss Hortense Richardson spent few
days in Boston the first OF the week.
John L. Hooper and family have spent
several days camping across the river.
The Nickersons, OF Boothbay, are with
their parents, Parker Noyes and wife.
Miss Mary Richardson and Miss Annie
WardweIl returned from Boston Friday.
Miss Frost, OF Belfast, is playing the
organ at the Congregational church for
the summer.
Mrs. Maud Coffin, OF Harrington, has
been spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Parsons.
Mrs. Charles Devereux aud son Richard
went to Boston Saturday. While there
they will meet Capt. Devereux.
Mrs. +. W. vogell,' of Bangor, who has
spent the past week in town, returned
Monday on the steamer fremont.
DIR. George A. Wheeler, one OF Csstine's
oldtime residents, is here for the summer
at his beautiful home on Perkins street.
Mrs. /. NJ. Gardner, who has been
spending several weeks in Boston visiting
her sister, Mrs. Rose Wright, returned on
Saturday.
The druggists convention was held
here July 8, 7 and 8, with about 200 drug
gists and their wives in attendance. They
made their headquarters at the Acadian,
and report an enjoyable time.
Charles Noyes, whose knowledge of the
history OF Maine is probably greater than
that ofany other living man, is putting
up some very nice looking sign boards to
mark places OF historic interest about
town.
Mrs. Z. T.. Philbrook went to Water
vile Saturday to apend Sunday with her
brother, Hon. Warren G. Philbrook. DIR.
Philbrook, who has been in Boston the
past week, will join her there, and they
W i'll arrive home on Monday.
At meeting OF the library section OF
the n. E. A., held in the Boston public
library last Thursday, Miss Mary c. Rich
ardson, instructor in mathematics and
physics in the Castine normal school, read
paper showing how 1900 uncatalogued
and miscellaneous books were trans
formed into convenient and useful Ii
brary. She described the library condi-
tions in the Castine school two years age
and contrasted them with to-day.
July IL. u.
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zeaal Nrttfes.
NOTICE OF rORECL0sURE.

NyHEREAs. Fred M. Reyes. OF Buckspcrt,
,W Hancock county, state o. Maine, ~
deeds. In book 412. page 2s9. conveyed TO Frank
Smith, q said Bucksport. trustee under
bridge, late Of said Buckspor deceased cer-
tain real estate situated In said Bucksport, de-
scribed in said mortgage as follows: certain
lot or parcel Of land with the buildings stand
ing thereon situate in said Bucksport, and
bounded and described follows. to wit:
Beginning Al a stake standing . little above
when full; thence south twenty one degrees
east nineteen rods to q stake and stones;
thence north thirty degrees west fourteen
rods and ten links to the corner of Edward
Whites fence supposed 70 be standing on the
northerly side line Of said Whites lot; thence
and nine rods and three links to an OAK stake
marked w; thence north fifty five degrees
east forty nine rods to the southerly side
lines Of lot numbered 3d.; thence north thir-
ty three degreeswest one hundred and ninety
one rods to q small birch tree standing on the
| shore Of the full Dead River Brook mill pond;
at the highest water mark southerly to the
first mentioned bound, con aiming forty nine
and So 100 rods, same being the southeriy half
of lot number 90 in the seventh range of lots
same oscupisd 81 the said FIsd y. Eidridss
premises conveyed to me this day BY the said
Frank +. Smith. as executor and trustee.
Also the following described lot situate in
salu DuCkspOTts anu h0JolniuB Tue hDoNc ucs
scribed lot and bounded and described as fol-
lows to wit: Beginning at stake and stones
at the southeast corner Of land Of William
Wilson, in the said seventh range; thence
north thirtv-three west by said Will
sons land atty six rods and nine links to the
center Of a small brook now covered with
water by the flowing Of Dead Brook mill
pond; thence by said brook southerly to the
southerly side line Of lot No. ninety six, one
hundred eighty five rods to line which runs
over Mast Hill on course N. IS. e. across
lots Nos. IS. ~ 90 and 80; thence said line
N. IS. E. 46 rods and link to the southeast
corner OF lands Of Ebenezer and Reuben
Stubs; thence north SO w. ITO rods to the
first named bounds, containing 30 acres and
I3s rods, and being part of lot No. 96 in the
7th range OF lots and the same premises con-
veyed to said Fred NJ. Eldridge by deed re-
corded in the Hancock county registry of
deeds, book 1877, page 304. and whereas the con-
dition OF said mortgage has been and now re-
mains broken. now therefore. by reason Of
the breach OF the condition thereof, claim .
foreclosure OF said mortgage.
FRANK F. SMITH. Trustee.
By T. H. Smith. his attorney.
Bucksport, Maine, July 8, 1910.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sTONINGToN.


Fred M. Simpson is captain OF yacht
sailing out of North Haven.
Rockbound Rebekah Lodge viii hold its
annual ball Friday evening, July Is.
Henry Buckminster, of New York, is q
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Fred e. Webb.
Arthur d. Smith ana wife have returned
from vacation spent in Brewer and vi
cinity.
The annual field day OF Juanita chapter,
0. T.. S., will be held at Oakland park,
July IS.
The new schooner Hugh de Payens is
loading stone at the J. l.. Goss quarry for
New York.
Mrs. James Mcclure, Of New York, is
visiting her parents, James Nelson
Coombs and wife.
AT the democratic caucus July 9, Joseph
c. Harmon was nominated for representa-
tive to the legislation.
Mrs. vesta Barker, OF Los Angeles, Cal,
is in town for a few weeks at her old
home. Mrs Barker is daughter of the
late William Small.
Mrs. E. +. Spofford is having her store
building painted and put in order for the
Y. M. L. A. They will open their sessions
about July 20. Quite sum OF money has
been subscribed. 1t is hoped this will be
a success.
Capt. Stephen E. Allen died July 9,
after long illness which he bore with
great fortitude. The funeral services
were held Sunday at his home, conducted
by Rev. w. A. Hanscom. The masonic
bodies Of which he was a member were in
attendance. Floral tributes were many.
Capt. Allen leaves wife and grand
daughter, one brother and two sisters. He
will be greatly missed in this community,
where he was held in high esteem.
July II. Mill.
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SPEC.
sEDGwICK.
DISTRICT TEN REUNION

MIL
a reunion OF the pupils, teachers and
.neir descendants OF district No. 10, was
neid at the town house, Wednesday, July
D. About eighty-five we're present, COM
ing from sedgwick, BrooSlin, Bluehill,
naeksport, Bangor, Portland, Newburg,
worcester, Mass, Waltham, Mass,
n1ockton, Mass, and Rockland, Mass.
Inc forenoon was spent in talking over
uiu tunes. At l o'clock a bounteous din
nef was served, consisting OF fresh had
uoeA, chowder, cold chicken and meats,
pastry OF all kinds, preserves and coffee.
YEARLY all present participated in prepar-
Jug the food, arranging the tables, etc.
Inc tables were decorated with wild flow
CTS and roses, and certainly looked tempt
Ing.
Alter dinner a solo, sold Mother Hub
oafd," was sung by Jonathan Bridges,
Nharies Pert accompanying. Then a
enorus OF about twenty voices sang SSH
'sl Threads, Single Bells and "Ameri-
can
:, An original poem was read by Miss
Hannah ODER.
being DESTROYS that a permanent or
sanization be formed, the meeting was
salleo to order, aud Frank Perkins, of
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NORTH BLUEHILL.

Effie and Eunice Dunbar are employed
a. Eagle for the summer.
Mrs. A. K. wescott has returned from
e agile, where she has been employed.
Mrs. p. J. Grindle returned Friday from
Boston. Mr.. Grindie will remain while
for treatm ent for throat trouble.
Harry Bowden and wife have returned
to their home in Brockton, Mass, after
a two weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. NJ. L. Parsons and Mrs. Walter
Young, OF Camden, spent last week at the
place recently purchased by Mrs. Parsons
Mrs. Irwin N. Bowden has returned from
Bangor, where she had been to the hos
pital with her three-year-oid boy for an
operation.
July IL. ~.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

UyHEREAS, Charles o. Witham, of Surry,
w Hancock county, Maine, by his mort
gage deed dated May seventeenth, a. d. 1868,
and recorded in the registry Of deeds for said
county OF Hancock, in book ass, page 506, con-
veyed to me. the undersigned, in mortgage,
certain real estate situated in said Surry,
and certain real estate situated in Orland. in
said county OF Hancock. and all more fully
described in said mortgage, to which refer
ence is hereby made for more particular de-.
scription; and whereas the condition OF said
mortgage has been broken and remains
broken. now therefore, claim foreclosure
OF said mortgage by reason of the breach Of
the condition thereof
STEPHEN N. GOODWIN.
Dated July s, a. d. 1910.
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SUNSET.

P. w. Knowlton is in Boston on BUSH
ness.
Frank Adams is in town. 1t has been
over forty years since he was here.
Prof. Southworth, OF Glendale, O., ar
rived at the Pleasant View Tuesday.
Miss Alta Northrop, OF somerville,
Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. Olive Frazer.
Misses Mertice and Evelyn Small went
to Freedom Friday to visit her brother,
Dr. Small.
Mrs. Charles Haskell and Miss Ola
Eaton are in Marblehead, Mass, for a
short stay.
Fred Lufkin and Maurice Gray are lay
ing the foundation for a new house for p.
s. Knowlton.
Mrs. George Manchester, of Northeast
Harbor, spent Sunday and Monday with
her mother, Mrs. Clara Lufkin.
July s. s.
Mrs. Walter Stinson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edward Durham.
Simeon Dow, with son Galen, visited his
father-in-iaw, Pearl Stinson, Sunday.
'sThe Firs' is about full OF summer
people. The table girls are Laura Stinson,
Anna Coolen, Ellen Snowden and Myrtle
Stinson.
Mrs. {. Fl. Mosley and two children, OF
Mobile, Ala, Mrs. W. II. Fernald and
son, OF Ansonia, Conn.,, and Mrs. T. v.
Henley and three children, OF South Port
land, arrived Monday for visit with
their parents, H. w. Knowlton and wife.
At Allston, Mass, Tuesday, June 81, at
o'clock in the afternoon, Miss Charlotte
O'Brien, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
O'Brien, of Allston, was married to G..
Leon Schroeder. OF Faneuil, Mass, for
merry of this place. A large number of
relatives and friends were present at the
reception at the home OF the bride. Dur
ing the wedding supper, Mr.. O'Brien,
father of the bride, made speech wishing
the happy couple long and happy life,
and presented them with the deed of the
house which had been furnished for their
occupancy. Then James OBrien, brother
OF the bride, in behalf of himself and
sisters, presented them with purse OF
gold. They received many other beauti-
full presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeder
will spend their honeymoon at Sunset.
July II. SADIE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sARGENTvILLE.

Miss Evelyn Gray is in Brooklin for the
summer.
Clarence Chatto, Bates ~, is home for
the summer.
Mrs. J. D. White, of skowhegan, il Wis
iting her son Willis.
Miss Helen Higgins has gone to North
east Harbor for the summer.
Mrs. Arthur Sargent and children are
spending the week in Bangor.
Walter NJ. Nevells, OF the yacht Satilla,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Miss Lettie Hooper, OF Boston, has been
spending few weeks with ner father.
Miss Martha Brown, OF the waItham
training school, is at home for a month.
Miss Rachel McKinnon, OF waltham,
Mass, is the guest OF Miss Edith Eaton.
William Sinclair and family, OF Rox-
bury, Mass, are in town for the summer.
Fred J. Sargent, wife and daughter, Miss
Catherine, spent part of last week in Ban
| gor.
| Mrs. c. L. Babson has returned home
! from a visit with her daughter at North
Brooksville.
Miss Rachel Bowden, OF bingham,
| Mass, is spending the summer with her
grandfather.
Mrs. Minnie Blaisdell, OF Seal Harbor,
spent the Fourth with her mother, Mrs.
p. B. Billings.
Mrs. Charles Low and Miss Hester Davis
entertained a party OF friends at their
| summer home on the afternoon OF June 30.
| Merle Walls and wife, OF Franklin,
Mass, and Wylie Heath, of u. s. s. YER
mont, spent the Fourth with Eben Hinck-
| ley.
Among recent arrivals in town are !:
Mrs. William Labor, Miss Katherine Lalor,
Mrs. Emma Evans, OF Germantown, Pa. !;
John IL. Gray, Miss Fox, DIR. John r.
Davis, of Philadelphia, Pa; Elmer w.
Billings, James Ryan, of Cambridge,
Mass; George B. Foster; A. H. Lee, Buff
falo, N. Y; Miss Caro- Gray, Bangor; A..
ii. Reed, wife and son Harold, OF Chicago.
July 8. SIM.
Mrs. Frank Harding is the guest
friends at Deer Isle.
Hon. H. W. Sargent and wife were in
Ellsworth last week.
Elmer Cummings and wife visited
friends at Bluehill last week.
Mr. Bateman, OF Lewiston, has been the
guest OF DR.. w. l.. France and wife.
Miss Olive Grindle, OF Penobscot, spent
Tuesday with Miss Flora L. Bowden.
Miss Ida j. Cousins, Of watertown,
Hooper.
Walter II. Sargent, of Boston, is spend
ing his vacation with his mother, Mrs. B..
c. Sargent.
visit with her sister, Mrs. Charles Mason,
| in Bridgton.
Gancello Herrick and wife, OF South
Bluehill, spent last week with Frank Bill
lings and wife.
Mrs. Osward Hooper and family have
returned from a short visit to her parents
at Little Deer Isle.
Ellery Bowden and wife, of Winterport,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Bowden's mother,
Mrs. Clara Bowden.
John A. Bridges and wife, of Water
town, Mass, are spending few weeks
with A. c. Dodge and wife.
Norman Gray, of the yacht Evelyn, is at
home for the remainder of the summer
| because of an accident to the yacht.
Among recent arrivals are Judge Henry
A. Knapp, Gordon Taylor and wife, OF
Scranton, Pa; Prof. and Mrs. Beers and
daue liter Dorothy, OF New Haven, Conn.,,
John II. Gay, IT,, of Philadelphia; r. NJ.
| Norton, OF Buffalo, n. Y; Miss Selma
Smith, OF Boston.
| July II. SIM.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

Many a nights rest is spoiled by frequent
Ats of coughing-sometimes by mere tick
ling in the throat that is so annoying as to
prevent sleep. Kemp's Balsam will cure
coughs If any medicine will, AMI will relieve
the irritation in the throat. For all throat
and lung troubles take Kemp's Balsam.
Druggist sell it at Csc. and SOC. bottle.
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diarrhpa, which can be controlled by
giving Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhna Remedy. All that is necessary
is to give the prescribed dose after each
operation OF the bowels more than natural,
and then castor oil to cleanse the system.
1t is safe and sure. Sold by all dealers.
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A tkw sHoKr wEkK..

L pr J. Bartell, Edwardsyiile, Ill. writes:
ess.sw months ago my kidneys became con-
tb e "a, had severe backache and pain across
xinneys and hips. Foley Kidney Pills
ths puy cured my backache and corrected
ahos acti,n OF my kidneys. This was brought
shoas1t after my using them for only few
ths,ss weeks, and can cheerfully recommend
mem" g. A. PARcHlR
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"FoLEY KIDNEY PILLS HAVE CURED
ME-"

The above is a quotation from a letter
II contracted a severe case OF kidney trouble
MY back gave out and panied me. 1 seemed
TO have lost all strength and ambition was
swim and specks float before my eyes. took
Foley Kidney Pills regularly, aud am now per
fectiy well and feel like new man. foiey
Kidney Pills have cured me- t. A. PAR
CHER.
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and family at the Anterior cottage; Mr..
Graves and Miss Helen Graves and the
Geers ct the Lookout; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
and family at Haven cottage.
July IL. UNE FEMME.
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rived Monday night from Dorchestar,
Mass, and stopped over night with Mrs.
e. W. Hardy, going homo the next morn-
ing to the Reach.
July II. H.

Thousands are sick every year with some
form Of Bowel Complaint. Thousands arc
cured by taking DR.. SETH ARNoLD's BALsAM.
Warranted by w. /. Partridge, Bluehill, Me.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Capt. Frank Webster is visiting his
sister, MRS. S. A. Webster.
Miss Mildred Staples and Mrs. Charlena
Lowe have gone to Eggemoggin to work.
Mrs. Montford Haskell and little Isabel
arrived home Saturday night from SGon-
ington.
Mrs. Ellen Hayes went to the Reach
Saturday to live with her brother, Capt.
Parker Lowe.
Mrs. Reed, of Boston, with two lady
friends and her son harold, has opened
her cottage on Stave island.
Mrs. A. L. Haskell, of Port Jefferson,
N. Y, and Miss Helen, are at Mrs.
Hannah Holden's for the summer.
July 4. II.
Mrs. George Knights has moved into
John Weeds house.
Miss Bertha Lowe has arrived home and
is with her sister, Mrs. G. L. Holden.
Arthur Haviland and family came
Thursday to OPEN their cottage on Bay
View avenue.
Arthur Mussells and family came from
Lynn, Mass, and are repairing their house,
getting it ready for occupany in the fall
Misses Laura and Rebecca Torrey ar