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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-30
Down and
Out
N Metz Years
Story
by AGNES u. COLDWELL
fopyIIght, 1910. by American prnsg
by AGNES Is. COLDWELL
Copyright. lIlo, by American Press
Ns.pCuiIpu

II was the lasl day Of the year. and
Marcus Eldrodgc lad determined that
ii3 closing Euur would mark the end
Of his earthly career
"IlI wait uuliI midnight and go OUT
with the old year. Il" multcrcd ~ he
pressed III" woapDn tentatively ngaiusi
Iuslilli his Unattached door swung
SLOWLY open ard II girI's fncc mp
rcarod startled md pnlr Gs her eyes
met lIis rcGr''ion IN the glass Ms
glance mrl lort dcnnmlly
Coward" she sn.d sharply.
"iiow do you Enow that ann" ~
demanded without turning around. IIis
fncc SLOWLY REDEEMED as the contempt
dr"pcued on hrra, aud inyoluntnrlly his
right arm was lpwcird aud the rcy0Iv-
"r was placed on the burcnu. "lIDw
do you know that Ina cowardr lac
persisted
"Hc"nisr you were going 10 do that"
She nodded fo"Hrd the weapon. mud he
rbHld So" tlIai she was afraid Of II
"No Gnr but n co%nrd would destroy
himself"
what DO You know about it:' ~.
drodgc flashed around and faced the
stranger who bird 20 UNEXPECTEDLY
meddlcd with bis nnalrs "Do you
know what II Is TO try fr years 20
reach n certain gnnl aud then fnil2 DO
you know what II IS 10 work ard walt
and sinrYc md suffer prlyntiDn aud
then fall In III" "ndi THEN. nddcd 10
the failure, do You know wlInt It Il 10
tramp III" streets looking for any soit
OF work without even measure a.
succcs2f What do you know nbnui
these thIncsT'
"YOa are a coward, u. sid before
the biggest craven eve: Let. You're
n fraId cat"" The girl eaded with o
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-30
Perma Tablets Tested.

What nro tho Pcruna Tablets pond
t"If HAS any hody used thom enough
|" know what they " III do? Rcad tho
following letter and SEQ. II you hayo
my doubt "a TO tho Genuincncss Of the
i"i''r, writo to Mira. Lohr, enclose a
stamp for reply, and SEQ whether her
testimonial Is genuine or not:
Ravcnna, Mlch., Juno 10, 1908.
| The Pcrnna Drug Co.
In regard to tho Pcruna Tablets. I
hnvo used about ten boxes in All.
Whilo / wna In Chicago my oldoat
daughter WAS bothered with n cough
MI tho time. ShO has had IL for four
yrarh. Sometimes IL woulL 40 away.
nhd In tho winter limo a. was SO Ind
mat tho do"tora and professors said
thnl sh" had consumption, mud tho only
way t"gIyo her any relief was TO per.
i"Im nm operation.
spend 20 much money for different
incidence, md for doctors also, Moth.
Ing seemed to help hor.
80 ! saw the rcrunn Tablets ndyer.
tF"d In tho paper, mud got u box
mad tried them. Sho could get Gonna
sleep by taking them. Shu would bonn
all night aud cough. SninulI shn tool,
Fix hoXca, and never was bothered nuy
more.
j viii leave this for any ono to I'm.
quirc NJ orr old rosldanrn, whcro wo
llycd In thicngo. Al our nrIphbors
wunll ray that rho could not live with
such cough. You don't know how
thankful | am. She Is eighteen years
old.
My oldest soT nlto was bothered with
'ls stomach, throwing mp, and his
bowels ~ loose all tho time, IIo wns
all run down for four months, nIao
Goct"rcd with him. ono would gny this
and the other something clgo. started
IN f." give Lin tho Tablets, and now no |
ia al right and healthy looking. Ho
took four boxes. That ~ all he wants
10 tax" whenever any thing nilg him.
so prniFc your Tablets iust ns high |
Rs ! have yOIr PCruun. THAT IL all |
th" medicine That over comes In my
house. Whenever lrnvcl nkc some
with me. lIgo had three Of my chll. |
drcn stick with scarlet fever two nlnnihg
ngu, and that hnll ! used, was tho Pc.
runn and tho Tablets. / did not lose
any Of them.
IT There IN my NOR" information you
want, why JnsL ret mo know md VIII
bo glad I" d"r". Yours truly,
Mus. l.. LOhH, Huycnna, Mich.
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~The fussy individual who always
has n run In with tho walter never
fares any better than tho rest OF us
who nre satisfied To take things as
they come" said the homeless bach.
elor. II took breakfast with one OF
these fussers the other morning II
little cnfe uptown That was now ~
both OF us.
"All he wanted was n cup OF coffee
and couple Of boiled eggs. Hut you
might have thought the universe de.
pended upon those eggs After having
given the waiter minute Instructions
as to their preparation. hr snt with his
watch In his hands.
FINALLY the eggs came, aud there
was lot more pOwwow Az no crack
cd the shell Of ono an turned TO tho
walter aud snld, Are you sure thcso
eggs are positively frcshr
"And tho winter, who hnd watery
eyes hnd II very red nose, replied with
all seriousness. I really emit shy, sir.
| have frlghtrul cold In my hcnd.'"
New York Times
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Wants 10 Help Seine One.

For thirty years !, p. Boyer, Of Fertile.
Mo, needed help and couldn't hndit. That's
why he wants to help some one now. Suffer.
ing so long himself he feels for all distress
from Bach ache Nervousness, Loss Of APP
pctlte Lassitude and Kidney disorders. He
shows that Electric Btters work wonders
f1r such troubles. Five bottles" he writes,
"wholly cured me and now | am well and
hearty" It's also positively guaranteed for
Liver Trouble, Dyspepsia, Blood Disorders.
Female Complaints and Malaria. Try them
zoe. at c. l.. McDannald's, Bel Air, Md, and
Darlington Pharmacy, Darlington. Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-30
VOL lV--NO SO

| hl9 'Hitle room at Mira. Jones' boarding
house. although he really had his bend
quarters IN more fashionable section
OF the city. He sat on the edge OF the
| little bed and tried to rellve tho scene
or that other night year ago and
tried 10 bring M the same feeling OF
despair, but III vain. His heart sang
OF nothing save work well done md n
hope that something greater mlght DO
nus Tor no had never ceased TO think
or tho girl who had called him Il
coward.
There came knock ut his door. md
u ncw open TO reveal n messenger boy.
MISS Dnnforth has asked me to fetch
you to her" said the messenger Ell
dre,lgc grabbed his hat and went.
"panforth" must be the numo of his
mysterious friend
lilo wns scarcely prepared TO DO
taken 10 fashionable upt,n,n street.
where u trim maid admitted him tn II
charmingly furnished room. A slender
form arose from n deep chair and cnme
toward him, Az their eyes met I'm that
first eager glance there was much re-
'ealed or what year's waiting Ind
meant 10 both OF them.
You have come for the reyolyer2"
she asked wlstfully M she laid her
hand IN his.
Marcus shrugged his shoulders and
laughed for pure happiness. Not on
your life. See what you've done for
nn.,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-30

Bhhkn0tes npprnr In much the snme
FORM throughout the world mud have
always done 10 except In ChInn, where
the "hrllchl note wns mndc Of cnnvns,
some aIx centuries before tho Christian
err. II WINS more lIko II tabIeclntli
tinn bnnEnol". IT. length being
nb"ht two meters, or six feet six lnrli
ea This form Of note was not very
convenient when lurgc GUMS ,Src con.
cerh"d, 10 later the note wna printed
on parchment, nnd MI other forms Of
money w"r" suppressed. one emperor
Issued notes representing more tInn
thrc" thousand millions. But tho mon.
cy was never popular. aud gradually
the uutcA were retired.
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Charlotte Cuahmnn,a Wnrnlnn.

One Icy night Charlotte Cuslllnnn and
Lawrence linrrctt rnmr out Of the the.
hter together Tho steps were dnngor.
ously slippery, aud II WINS with dlnicul.
~ TINT they kept their feet ut NIL. Az
they tOiterlngly descended the great
actress snId Ia her companion quite In
her Indy Mnrbrih mnnncr. "1nko
good grip "n my nrm. Lawrence, aud
II slip bold ON like grim DEATH But
u you slip In Tho name Of heaven let
unp,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-30

Shortly before hb death, being via.
lied by II clergyman whose TEXTURES
M well ns hngungc were more III
Rubri0us tLnn ""nsOllng. Hood looked
up ut him r0npnsslonnicly aud Hnid,
My dear slr, ! am afraid your re-.
lislon doesn't agree with you."-
Plhnche's "Reminiscences.
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street car conductor who recently
embraced religion was chilled upon to
take up the Sunday morning Offering.
lie did very well until he came to n
boy. young man." he said sternly,
you viii hnyc to pay half fare"
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caustio.

Mr. Flubb-ThIs MIMI IL horribly
dnll guess IN 90 home. Miss CLIP
Tint would remove some Of the dub.
ness, Mr.. flubb.-ChIcngo News.
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willie" sud his mother, "nre you
making the baby cryf
NOM" replied the boy. "I'm boIdin'
my hand over her mouth 10 make her
stop"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-09-28
NoRrH sEpaw1CK.


Miss Hazel Friend left Monday for Bos-
ton.
Miss Abbis Elwell left Tuesday for
Portland.
Austin Staples, Ira Closson and w. H.
Closson went Wednesday to Caribou
whore they have employment.
Mrs. Hazel Elwell and Miss Amy Fl.
we'll have gone to New York, stopping two
days in Boston to visit friends.
Rev. e. sanderson, Of ssdgwick,
preached here Sept. IL. He will be here
again next Sunday afternoon ct o'clock.
Roland Clapp and family have returned
TO Roxbury, Mass, after spending their
vacation with Mr.. Clapp's mother, Mrs. c.
N. Clapp.
Rev. John K. Thurston, Of whitinsville,
Mass, and Miss Emma Buck, Of Orland,
visited John Thurston, the home OF their
sncestors, last week. Mr.. Thurston II
seventy mine years old, and has not been
Ill enough to require the services Of .
physician since he was six. He ID hale
and hearty, and calls himself young.
Sept. Is. RAE.
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HANCOCK POINT.

The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Martin, daughter OF George A. Martin and
wife, Of the Tarrstine, and Frank Lester
Hall, OF Augusta, took place at the hotel
Monday afternoon. The rooms were pro-
fusely decorated. Rev. c. E. Bromley, of
Sullivan, performed the ceremony. The
brides gown was OF hand embroidered
white satin, with veil. She wore wreath
OF orange blossoms and carried q bouquet
Of orange blossoms and bride roses. Miss
Margaret Nickerson, OF New York, was
maid OF honor and Charles Dsggett, Of
Augusta, was best man. The bridesmaids
were Misses Beulsh Paine, Bar Harbor,
Eleanor and Frances Dyer, Franklin,
Minnie Young, Hancock, Elsie Royce,
Augusta, Geneva Butler, Sullivan. Carolyn
Prcssy and Clifford Dyer were flower
bearers. The wedding march was played
by Miss Laura Young, Of Hancock. About
100 guests were present.
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Worlds Famous
Dyspepsia Prescription

1t Drives Away Stomach Distress in q
few Minutes, Stops Heartburn and
Belching.,
If you have anything the matter
with your stomach you ought to know
right now that MI-O-NA stomach tab
lets are guaranteed by G. A. Parcher
to cure indigestion or any sickness
caused by indigestion. such as the fol-
lowing, or money back:
Sick headache, billiousuess, dizzi-
ness, nervousness, sour stomach, fer
mentation Of food, belching of gas,
heavy feeling at pit Of stomach,
vomiting of pregnancy.
If your meals don't digest. but lie
like lump OF lead in yclir stomach;
if you have foul breath and loss of ap-
petite, a few MI O-NA tablets will
put your stomach in fine shape In
short order.
If you or any Of your family suffer
from stomach trouble of any KIND, get
5O-cent box of MONA stomach
tablets at once. q. A. Parcher aud
druggists everywhere sell MONA
on money-back plan.
II was cured Of dyspepsia that had
assumed the nervous form by the use
of MONA, and praise MONA
highly. My trouble got me weak and
nervous so that could not sleep; the
bowels we're constipared, and / had
sharp, shooting pains through the kid
ney regions, and hard, dull, backach
MONA is worth its weight in gold"
Walter Tebo, st. Clair. Mich.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-09-28
SOUTH HANCOCK.

w. s. Hagerthy spent . few days at
Bangor recently.
Wendell Wooster has been visiting in
Bangor and Belfast the past week.
Mrs. Jarvis and Miss Pratt, Of Brook
lyn, N. Y, were recent guests OF Mrs.
r. NJ. Watson.
c. 8. Colwell and wife were summoned
to Norway Friday evening by the death OF
Mrs. Colwell's father.
A. c. McCreliis and wife, who spent two
weeks with their daughter, Mrs. c. 8. Col
well, returned to Norway Thursday.
Mrs. ID. W. Kelley was called to Pros
pect Harbor last week, by the serious ILL
ness OF her daughter, Mrs. Amasa Young.
Sept. Is. w.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

The kindergarten Is closed for . short
time.
Jack Reynolds Is attending school At
Highland Falls, N. Y.
c. d. Joy is making some alterations
upon his brick building.
Mrs. Charles Hargrove, OF Bluehill,
visited friends here last week.
The Baptist young ladies' class met will
Misses Anna and Ada Brown Friday
evening.
Miss Mabel Donncli, who has been en-
ployed here during the season, has rc-
turned TO Franklin.
Among the prominent summer visitors
to leave this week were Mira. James Terry
Gardiner and family, and Bishop Dosne.
The local base bali team defeated South
ives, Hsrbor at the Eden fair by . score OF
s,o5. The boys have won eight out of
nine games played this season.
The fall term OF schools began Monday,
with the following teschers: Grammar,
Miss Josephine Bunker; intermediate,
Mrs.. Stella Hill; primary, Miss Tweedie
and Miss Annie Reed.
The Baptist Sunday school enjoyed its
annual picnic Saturday. After . drive to
Jordan pond and return, the party
"hiked" 1t down to the athletic field to
co, the picnic dinner. Tho afternoon was
spent in athletic sports
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-09-28
DIED.

BoDwELL At Andover, Mass, Sept 10.
Mrs Adelaide Murch Bodwell, native of
Ellsworth. aged 81 years, months, 10 days.
FALLS-At Ellsworth, Sept q, James Falls,
aged 80 years.
HIGGINS-At Indian Point, Sept Is, Louise,
wife Of Benjamin H Higgins, aged 90 years.
HUDSON-At Franklin, Sept n, Mrs Rose e
Hudson, OF MAchias, aged ~ years, months,
sdays.
fRISH-At orland, Sept 18, Mrs Margaretta S
Irish, aged 81 years, months. q days.
LEACH - Drowned at Ellsworth, Sept rs,
Harrison NJ Leach, aged Is years, months,
Is days.
STANLEY-At Mckinley, Sept II, Benjamin
Stanley, aged 10 years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-09-28
PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mrs. Lee Smith is spending q few days
in Ellsworth.
William Kellen was in Northeast Har-
Dor over Sunday.
Lincoln league held its regular meeting
last Friday. after which the members gave
party for Miss Frances Salisbury, on the
eve OF her departure for Auburn to reside.
E. E. Mcfarland and wife left Monday
for Auburn, where Mr.. Mcfarland will
take charge OF = farm. They drove
through, expecting to be about three days
going.
F. z. Walls, with wife and Miss Ade-
laide Mcfarland, Of Bar Harbor, were in
town over Sunday. Mrs. Walls, who has
had Sunday school here this summer,
has discontinued it for the winter.
Sept. "a. A.
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M'KINLEY.

Miss Nellie Norwood went to the Maine
general hospital last week for treatment.
She has passed the operation safely, but is
not entirely out OF danger.
The Mckinley Fish & Freezer Co. was
organized ct Bar Harbor last week, with
the following oficers: 8. 8. Nickerson,
Bangor, president and general manager;
H. p. Richardson, director, secretary and
treasurer; N. J. Poison, Gloucester, direc-
tor, George Berry, Bar Harbor, director.
A building is to be built on the "blue
rocks. Capt. Harper 10 to BRING the
stone for . wharf 60x70 feet. The build
ing will be 40x66 feet. The lumber is
from Nova Scotia, and work is to begin
soon.
Sept. %. P. M.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
Ar Sept Is, schs Nellie, Western Banks by
the way Of Gloucester; Wesley Abbott, Fab
River
Sid Sept Is, sch Ann G Stewart, Rockland,
slaves and heads, whitcomb, Haynes Co
Hancock County Porte.
Southwest Harbor-Sld Sept 20, schs Sadie
a kimbail, Addie Fuller, Rena Perry,
Roxella
Bass Harbor-In port Sept "a. sch John b
Norris
West suliivan-Ar Sept %, sch Lavolta, Bos-
ton
Ar Sept "a, schs Mamie Saunders, Lizzie Lee
Ar Sept %, sch Alice Crabtree from Port
land
Sid Sept 10, sch winchester, NY
Sid Sept 20, sch Georgietta, Providence
Sid Sept 81, sch Willie l. Maxwell, NY
Sid Sept 70, sch Marcus Edwards, NY
Sid Sept %, sch Belle Halliday, NY
Sid Sept Is, sch Ada Campbell, NY
Sid Sept %, sch Lavolta, MY
Sid Sept %, sch Mamie Saunders, Provi-
dence
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MARRIED.

AUSTIS-EATON-AtE Ellsworth, Sept "A, by
Rev p A A Killam, Miss Gertrude N Austin
to Walter Eaton. both Of Ellsworth.
GRINDLE-sANDERS- Castine, Sept 49,,
by Rev James Barnes, Miss Matte w
Grindle 70 Harry Sanders. both OF Castine.
RDAN-SAWYER-AtC astine, Sept %, by
Rev Robert Douthitt, Miss Ada n Jordan
TO Fred Sawyer. both OF Castine.
IGHTON-CARTER-At stonington, Sept
%, by Elder Daniel Macgregor, Miss Eva
Pearl Leighton to Irving Leslie Carter, both
Of Stonington.
MARTIN-HALL-At Hancock Point, Sept %,
BY. Rev c Bromley, Of Sullivan, Miss
Elizabeth Mae Martin, of Hancock, to Frank
Lester Hall, Of Augusta.
YOUSG-DAVIS-At East Union, Sept q
by Ed H Wales, Miss Jessie A Young, of
East Union, to Ralph p Davis. Of Deer Isle.
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PENOBsCOT.

Dr. Gilbert Candage, OF Bluehill, was in
town Sunday.
Ivan Perkins went to Bucksport Mon
Jay to attsad the seminary.
george Whitshouse has returned from .
mort trip TO Springfield, Mass.
Dr. N. A. wardwsu and wife were in
Ellsworth Wednesday on business.
The democrats arc completing arrange
"ents for grand celebration to be held
soon.
There will Be . meeting OF Penobsoot
cnApter, 0. E. g., at Masonic hall Saturday
evening.
Miss Maude Wardwen returned last
week to her work in Ellsworth, after .
brief visit here.
Alice Linwood Littlsneld, Of Csstine,
visiting hsr grandparents, Moses Lit
usneld and wife.
\; NUS Algia Hutchins II home from Cas
ALE normal school, on account Of an
cess in her throat.
Viz CnRlton q. Poole and daughter
s'niA q Portland, returned TO their
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-09-28
BUCKsPoRT.

Miss Marie Slower is visiting her
brother, r. B. Slower.
Mrs. Jere Downing, OF Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
DR.. Horace l.. Gould and wife and Mrs.
Jsre Emerson returned Friday from visit
10 Boston.
Miss Mary 8. Atwood, bookkeeper At
the Blodgett tannery, who has spent her
vacation in Dennysvitie, is home.
The grammar school commenced Men
day, Sept. 10. Miss Sophia Baker, OF Cher
fyheld, is principal, and Miss Evelyn
Hall, OF Bucksport, assistant.
AT the regular meeting OF Riverview Re-
oekah lodge Monday evening, Mrs.
Josephine Pierce was chosen delegate to
the annual meeting Of the Rebekah
assembly al Portland Oct. Is.
Frederic Mariner and wife left Friday
Tor New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Mariner arc
backsport's most popular summer resi-
Dents, entering heartily into the social and
musical life Of the village. The musicales
given by Mr.. Mariner and his pupils
through the summer arc most interesting.
Everett Holmes and Hugh Borlsnd will
isave Friday for Baltimore, Mr.. Holmes to
resume his medical studies at the Johns
hopkins university, and Mr.. Borland to
enter the university for . course in
pharmacy. Mr.. Borland has been for six
years clerk for X. B. Slower, where his
nifhful service and unfailing courtesy
nave won host OF friends.
Sent d
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EAST LAMOINE.

Miss Helen 6reeuan is employed in Ban
gor for few weeks.
II. l.. Smith and wife were in Bangor
last Tuesday on business.
Quite number from here attended the
Eden fair last Thursday.
Neil Bodgkin who is attending school
1t Bar Harbor, spent Saturday and Sun
day at home.
Mrs. 8. Y. DesIsies, who has been visit
ing her granddaughter, Natalie Gilman,
in Bangor, has returned home.
Sent n n
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BORN.

GREEN-At Deer Isle, Sept 10, to Mr. and Mrs
Frank L Green, q son.
GRINDLE-At Bluehill, Sept ~. to Mr. and
Mrs Roy Grindle, son. Newton Sears.1
HERRICK-At Brooklin. Sept q. to Mr. and
Mrs Frank A Herrick, . daughter.
MADDOCKS-At Ellsworth Falls, Sept 20, 70
Mr. and Mrs Ira Maddocks, son.
RICH-At Isle au Haut, Sept n, to Mr. and
Mrs William Rich, . daughter.
sTOVER-At Bluehill, Sept "a, to Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Slower, = son.
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COUNTY NEWS.
CAsr1NE.

-, J.mes Norton vest to Bangor
saturday on business.
~. rottie Gray, OF Augusta, spent last
nth her father, Cspt. EIlis Gray.
podpey Gray is employed at the Twinins
....,s caring for Mr.. Twining, who 10
very Ill .
w.. George Cousins, OF Bangor, u
as,rs : few days with her sister, Mrs.
pober. Bowden.
r,..a,d walker and wife, Of Rockland,
:. .mnding . few days with ". A.
walker and wife.
~. Alvin Hatch, who has bssu ct the
c..,ine bouss during September, has re-
turned to New York.
Ms john Holmes, Of Manchester, N.
q .nent last week with her parents, DR..
EE. philbrook and wife.
Mr.. Nellie johnson and Misses Carrie
- Nellie Perkins spent several days last
-.sk with friends in Blushill.
Ms Hollis, OF Nswburg, spent Sunday
18th her husband, Charles Hollis, who has
.h.rye OF the carpenter work at the new
dormitories.
Friday evening, ct the home Of Prof. A.
? RICHARDSON, . reception was given to
,hs members OF the entering class Of the
normal school.
Mrs Walter Z. Brown, accompanied BY
hsr aunt, Mrs. Hughes, left for Boston
thursday. Mrs. Brown will spend October
with her parents in Brookline, Mass.
During the last week there have been
several fishing boats in our harbor loading
with herring, among them being the King
Father, which is one OF the largest OF the
heats that come in for that purpose.
sent d, u.
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LAMOlNE.

Miss Dorothy Leach Is visiting at Mrs.
Coveys.
Mrs. Watt, Of Penobscot, visited friends
hers recently.
Isaiah Bowden, Of Psnobscot, was in
town last week on business.
Mrs. E. N. King and son Harold were
In Bangor few days recently.
Miss Helen King, Of Bar Harbor, visited
her sister, Mrs. Mccartney, recently.
Mrs. Mary Leach, who has been in Cas-
tine few weeks, has returned home.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins has returned
from trip TO Bath, wate:vilIe and He
bron.
Stephen Young, who has been in Corinth
the last few years, has moved his family
back to his place here.
Mrs. Sesberg and two children, OF
Massachusetts,, who have spent the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. Anderson, re-
turned home Monday. Her niece, Lucy
Anderson, returned with her.
Sept. %. K. A. Y.
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home Thursday, after IN extended visit
hsrs with her mother, Mrs.. p. r. Leach.
Capt. J. B. Sellers, Of schooner Mary
Ann McCann, spsnt Sunday ct homs.
Roy L. wsrdwell, wits and children re-
turned 70 Augusta Friday, after . weeks
visit to relatives here.
Ernest Snowman, OF Somervills, Mass.
IL spending his vacation with his parents,
Lsauder Snowman and wife.
There was social dance At the town
hall Saturday evening. Atherton's orches-
ira, Of Bluehill, furnished music.
Sept. %. WooprocxE.
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WEST srONINGrON.

Archie Barbour left Tuesday for 6edg-
wick, whore he has employment for the
winter.
Mrs. Lottis Robinson went to Bangor
Monday to mako her home with her only
daughter.
J. w. Stinson, william 6tinson and
Jesse Hamblin, who have been ON . bust
nsss trip TO Rockland, are home.
Sept. q. MUM.
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SEIoHsoRHoop HOUSE.

Ten new names have recently been
added to the membership roll.
Mrs. Arson w. Hard hes presented the
house with twelve volumes OF late fiction.
Sept. d. l..