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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-06
P0sTMAsTERs COMING
Arrangements DeinG Perfected for BiE
Meeting In SeptemDcr.

meeting IN SeptcmDcr.
Postmaster Edgar Allan, Jr., and
Assistant Postmaster !. w. Fuller are
husily engaged In arranging for the
entertainment OF the 500 or GOD mem
bers who are expected to attend the
convention of the National Association
OF Postmasters OF the First Glass in
Richmond on September 6 to 0.
The expenses incident to the recep-
ton of the postmasters will be about
$4,000. The City Council has appro-
priated half OF that amount, The
Chamber of Commerce Is interested In
the matter. and the committee, Of which
Mr. Fuller is chairman, is confident
the necessary funds can be secured.
The meetings VIII be held In the JEFF
feIson auditorium, and that hostelry
VIII be headquarters for the delegates.
Postmaster-Genera Hitchcock has ac-
cepted an invitation to attend, as has
Judge Black. president of the United
States Civil Service Commission. An
invitation has been sent to President
TAFT, but 1t Is not yet known whether
he vii! como or not,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-06
Fugttiye Caught.

q Edward Watkins; colored, who es-
capped from an officer last Saturday
rico county jail, was arrested yes
terday BY Oft1cer Tiller, of the county,
and taken to the county jail, Watkins
ascaped after having been sentenced to
four months imprisonment In jail, He
ana the officer left the court room
- 60 to the Jail, very short distance.
and Watkins broke away from the
ofticer and made his ESCAPE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-06
Judgment Entered.

In the Law and Equity Court yester
ment OF sl1S,50 to Lucy "A. Patterso'
against the Tax Title Comnany Sht
sued to recover $500, The suit involved
eJectment proceedings and the court
premises at I'LL Tyler itrsst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-06
PAY MONEY AT LAST
Checks Arrive for Officers and Men Of
First Regiment.

First Regiment.
Albeit one month late the arrival
yesterday of the checks wherewith to
pay the officers and men of the First
Battalion, First Virginia Infantry. for
service at Gettysburg, caused gen
eral rejoicing. The strenuous kicks OF
those who expected their money while
in camp and have been looking for
1t every day since. will now be abated,
1t is probable that good many OF
the men will be paid off at the ar
mory tonight some of the officers
having signifed their intention to be
there for that purpose. OF course, the
stated pay days will be on the regular
drill nights of the companies next
week
quite a good deal Of money is turned
loose in the aggregate by this pay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-06
HONEYMOON ENDS IN COURT
cht,dress md Bride Must Explain About
6,l,onlrr CaahHl Hcre. .....-

Childress and bride MUST Eixplhlh hpou'
Checks Cnshed Here.
q. n Childress and his bride Of a
few days were arrested yesterday on
the charge Of forging the name or
T. p. chiidress, of Gladstone. to checks
which they had cashed IN NJ, K as l,,,n1,
to It their annoyance. in the First Police
6. D. Childress, married his first
cousin few days ago and came to
Richmond. While here they ran out
Of money and cashed the checks. The
couple explained that they had. while
in Gladstone. frequently written or.
ders on r. P. Childress and that they
they viii be given hearing in Po-
lice Court to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-06
shot In self-Defen.c,

ter colored. was yesterday acquitted
in the Hastings Court on a charge Of
numbering Samuel Williams also coll
ored. 1t was proved that Carter shot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-06
New Fire Engine House.

The Board of Fire Commissioners has
purchased a lot at Tenth and Balm
bridge Streets, In Washington Ward,
upon which will be erected a fire en-
CINE house. The lot cost $2,795. The
building will cost $1,000. Plans for
the structure, which will be of mod
ern design are now before the board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-06
Sent to Grnnd Jury,

ScHt 10 UrHhu JUrys
John II. Gray, the negro who was
arrested yesterday in Seventeenth
Street. on the charge of cutting Myer
Knott on the arm was sent to the
grand jury by Justice Crutchfield, Of
the Police Court, yesterday morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-06

No Violations of Law.
Colonel w. II. Chapman. internal rev.
enue agent, returned from Norfolk yes
terday, where he inspected several dis
tilleries. He said ~ found no viola
lions of the law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11
SALISBURY COVE.
ARE.

c. A. Hsmor has returned from South
west Harbor, where he has been employed
as paper-hanger and painter the past
month.
The many friends OF Mrs. Granville
Hamor are glad to learn that she is recov-
ing from severe surgical operation at the
Maine general hospital, Portland.
Miss Mabel Allen, who is soon to be
married to Willism Wilson, OF U. S. s.
Vermont, was the recipient Friday even
ing, Of novelty shower" at the home
Of Capt. P. H. Young. The affair was de-
lightfully arranged by Mrs. Leon L.
Smith, and was a complete surprise to
Miss Allen. Those present were Miss
Hart, Miss Bates, 8. n. Rich, Miss Rich,
Harry Trott, Miss Trott, Orient Thomp-
son, Miss johnson, Mrs. Edgar Robbins,
Miss Margaret Rich, Miss Pettengill, Ma
bel Allen, William Wilson, p. H. Young
and wife, L. l.. Smith and wife.
May7. r,
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MARLBORO.

Mrs. Addie Jellison IL ct Mt. Desert
Ferry visiting relatives.
Daniel Gray, Of Hancock, had meeting
at the chapel last Sunday.
Mrs. George TreadweIl is in Ellsworth
caring for Edward Treadwell, who is ill.
Malcolm Brewer, OF Bar Harbor, visited
his grandfather, Roland Hodgkins, over
Sunday.
Mrs. 8. H. Remick spent Friday and
Saturday at Mt. Desert Ferry with her
aunt, Mrs. Lewis Jordan.
Woodbury. Bowden, who has been en-
ployed in the schooner Agnes Mabel, has
given up the vessel and is home.
Miss Ida Perry, OF Portland, spent q
few days last week at Coleman Hodg-
kins'. She returned home last Wednes-
day. Mrs. Hodgkins accompanied her
home for q visit Of a few days. From
there she will go to Boston to visit her
son, Harlan Hodgkins.
Mays. ARE
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EGYPT.

Miss Julia Sawyer was at Hancock last
week on business.
Miss Helen West, who has been Ill OF
tonsilitis, is much better.
Frank Huckins, OF Birch Harbor, was
q recent guest at J. F. Clark's.
Hervey G.. Butler, of Boston, is visiting
his parents, George Butler and wife.
William F. Jordan is confined to the
house with a severe attack OF erysipelas
in his leg.
Miss Sophia Clark, OF Ellsworth, WIS.,
tied her parents, John Clark and wife,
last week.
Edgar Scammon has bought power
boat which he will use this summer in his
fishing business.
Norris Savage, of Bar Harbor, was a
weekend guest of his parents, Samuel
Savage and wife.
Walter Butler and wife, OF Franklin,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Buffers parents,
G. w. Butler and wife.
Meltiah Scammon was in Bar Harbor
Friday on business. be will join the No
rumbega May IS, for the summer.
Mrs. o. w. Bragdon and two children
spent few days at Waltham last week,
the guests of her parents, ArviIl Jordan
and wife.
S. S. Scammon has a crew numbering on
the Cline lot. They are putting the lum-
Der into the water and towing it in Blooms
to Blake's wharf.
Howard Hodgkins has had new CHM
ney built and other repairs made on his
buildings. William Grant and Leverett
York did the work.
Selden Smith, who has spent the past
twelve years in Boston, has returned to
his home here and gone into the poultry
business. His friends wish him success.
Mays. G..
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HANCOCK POINT.

S. c. Penney, of Bangor, spent Sunday
with his parents, &. A Penney and wife.
l. K. Stetson and wife and Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford came down from Bangor Sunday
in their automobiles.
Marguerite Ball has returned home from
Massachusetts, where she has been en-
ployed since December.
Mrs. Hale and daughter, with grand
daughter, came from Ellsworth Friday to
spend the summer at their cottage.
Mrs. A. L. Young and children have
gone to Portsmouth, N a., to join Mr.
Young, who has employment there in
the custom house. Their many friends are
sorry to have them go.
May 9. Z.
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GREAT POND.

Herbert Silsby was in town Friday.
Guy Chick came from Jordan Lumber
Co.'s drive Tuesday.
F. E. Mace, who has been away on BUSH
ness, returned Friday.
Claud Archer is in the sanitarium at
Rutland, Mass, for treatment.
Harold Remission, census enumerator,
from Amherst, is in town, accompanied by
his wife.
James McIninch, of Oldtown, who has
been in poor health some time, is q guest
of his sister, Mrs. Colburn.
Mrs. George Crosby and daughter
Hester, OF Aurora, were guests last week
OF her mother and sisters at the old home.
Mrs. Harriet Colson, who is in East
Bucksport with her daughter, Mrs. Nettie
Day, was surprised by postcard shower
on her eightieth birthday, May l.
Madame Colson retains her faculties to a
remarkable degree, and she hopes showers
OF blessings well rest on those who re-
membered her SO kindly. Mrs. Colson il
a real Daughter OF the Revolution, her
grandfather, Joshua Williams, having
served through the war, and receiving q
wound in the leg which ultimately caused
his death. Her ancestors came here in
1911. She is the last Of family of ten
children.
MavR II
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EAST FRANKLIN.

As there are no new cases of scarlet
rash, schools reopened to-day.
Charles Burgess is at Milbridge visiting
his daughter, Mrs. John n. Hardison.
The new Methodist pastor, Mr.. Crogan,
prea ched his first sermon here yesterday
to a well-filled house. de preached a
helpful sermon, and gave a good i'm
preston.
Vena, daughter of Albert JelIison, was
badly hurt recently by being let down
from a lettering board, when her mate
Jumped off. Her spine was injured, and
she will be confined to her bed for some
weeks.
Henry Preble Patten, son OF F. B. Patten,
with wife and daughter, has returned to
his former home here from Hope, South
Oak :, where he has been the past nineteen
years. Mrs. Patten was formerly Miss Ray,
of Cherryfeld.
May r.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Y. Wilbur returned from Franklin
Thursday.
F. E. Pettingill is in Massachusetts for
few weeks.
Mrs. Ralph Moore, OF Winter Harbor, is
a guest OF Mrs. H. H. Havey.
Miss Sarah Mitchell, of Cherryfield, is
visiting G. NJ. Farnsworth and wife.
Harriet E. Corners, of Boston, was the
guest of Mrs. J. K. Mitchell over Sunday.
Frank Springer returned to Bar Harbor
Monday after short visit with his par
ents.
Edna Havey, teacher in the intermediate
school, is confined to the house with the
mumps.
Mrs. Shirley Joy has returned from
Boston, where she was called by her sis
ter's illness.
Rev. Mr.. Bromley is officiating at the
Methodist church, Rev. Mr.. Purdy
having moved to Sullivan.
Hon. A. P. Havey started for Oklahoms
last week. He was accompanied as far al
Boston by II. H. Havey, who returned
Saturday morning.
large number of stone workmen were
In town Saturday seeking employment
and number were unable to remain az
boarding places were not procurable. The
business outlook is particularly bright al
present, as plenty OF work is in sight and
satisfactory arrangements have been made
between employers and employees.
Superintendent of Schools A. w. Cor.
don has established plan for the ex.
change Of ideas among the teachers which
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11
OTIS.

The farmers are hoping that Halley's
comet won't prevent them planting a
larger crop OF potatoes than ever before.
Mrs. William Hall, OF WaterviIle, is at
her parents home, called by the illness
and death of her father, Jason r. Grant.
E. L. Grover has made marked improve
ments in his orchard by blowing, prun-
ing and grating. Frank Grant, OF Tilden,
is doing the work.
Winslow Moore went to Ellsworth Sun
day, returning Monday. He was q guest
Of his mother and sister, Mrs. Mercy
Moore and daughter Belle.
Jason Il. Grant, the last OF the promi-
nent old citizens OF Otis, died Sunday
evening after long and painful illness.
He leaves wife and ten children.
Miss Nora Warren, who has been en-
ployed at North Mariaville two years, is
home on a vacation. Miss Edna is attend
ing the graded school at Lakewood.
Herman Salisbury and wife are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF fine
boy, named Ralph. Her mother-Mrs.
Tracy, OF Bar Harbor has been with her,
returning Monday with Mr.. Tracy, who
came Sunday.
Miss Lettie Garland, OF Boston, accom-
panied by her uncle, Thomas Jewett, Of
Freeport, arrived last Monday at the home
of her father, Luther Garland. Mr.. Gar
land was persuaded to close his home and
return to Freeport with Mr.. Jewett. Miss
Garland will visit a few weeks among
relatives and friends before returning.
May 8. DAVIS,
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COUNTY NEWS.



The busiest place in town ct the present
are at the lighthouses Of Foss Bros. a
Co., where twelve men are employed.
Several more will be put on later, repair
ing and getting ready for the summer
season the several yachts which hvae been
cared for during the winter months.
There are four boat houses owned BY the
company. One, 96xl7 fest, il iron rooted
Is protection against lire. Others are
s5x35, ASKS, 35x0.
The first boat to be launched 10 the
yacht Ventura, formerly owned BY
Francis B. Wellman, OF New York, but
recently sold to George M. futile, Of
New York. This yacht has bsen painted
and put in first-class condition, will b
launched Friday or Saturday and 20 to
Islesford, where Mr.. Tuttle has . cottage.
She will be commanded BY Capt. Squirting,
OF Islesford, who has been In town several
days helping get the boat ready.
The Hobo, owned BY De Witt Clinton
Blair, Of New York, is very fast boat,
with 100 horsepower engine, turtle deck
forward, torpedo stern. She IL nearly
ready to launch. The commander, Capt.
McKoy, of Mars Hiil, Fla, came Mon
day to assist in the work.
The Duchess, owned by Warner N.
Leeds, of New York, IL q seventy I'VE
foot twin screw sasoline yacht. She will
not go into commission.
The Ell plseita, owned by the late
Morris K. Jesup, was presented by Mrs.
Jesup to Capt. Augustus /. Foss. She
will be put in first-ciass order and let for
the summer. Capt. Foss has already had
an offer, but has made no arrangements a.
yet.
There are several small boats, including
the Brownie, owned by Philip Livingston,
OF New York, in which new engine has
been installed, and 10 commanded by
William Jordan, Of franklin; tho Louise,
an electric boat owned by A. J. Davis, Of
CINCINNATI; the Princess, . gasolene
boat owned by DR.. Roch, has had . new
engine installed; the Witch, owned by A.
J. Davis, one Of the racing knockabouts;
Brer Rabbit, q knockabout owned by
Howard Small; Kayao, . knockabout
owned by Mr.. Howard. These boats will
all be ready and carried to Bar Harbor
when the season opens.
The Argo, owned by P. E. Walker, and
the Qrland, owned by o. w. Foss, OF this
place, have been wintered and put in or
der.
In addition tc the boat houses, the COM
psny has paint shop where large car
raige- painting business is done, and two
automobiles have seen painted and re-
paired the past winter.
Mays &.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

A son was born to Willard Springer and
wife May 1.
Mothers day was observed in the
churches Sunday, May 8.
The rate of taxation is .01s-S on the
dollar, against OFF, last year.
George E. Googins, OF Bar Barbor, has
been engaged to deliver the Memorial
Day address.
Road Commissioner Abbott is doing
some good work on the roads. He has re-
turned to the old-fashioned way of max
ing bitches and draining the roads.
Mays. CHEER.
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FREMONT.

Randall Stanley, of Mark island, is in
town.
Leslie j. Rich, of Rockland, is making a
short visit with his parents, Capt. Levi
Rich and wife.
Charles Norwood, while taking away
the banking boards from the house, found
a lizard about six inches long.
Mr.. Marks, the blacksmith, has rented
Mrs. Rosanna Rich's house, and vii
move his family from Bluehili soon.
John b. Mitchell, who has spent tn
winter in Rockland, spent Friday with c
II. Norwood and wife. Mr.. Mitchell hs
returned to his home at Mitchell cove 70
the summer.
May7 KIM
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Delaney Tinker, Of Northeast Harbor,
visited Edgar Springer and family Sum
day.
Joseph Leighton, wife and daughter
were in town last week on their way te
Cherryfeld.
There will be an entertainment at the
schoolhouse Friday evening, May 10
Home made candy will be for sale.
Mrs. Truesdale, with son Albert, aftel
spending several weeks here, left last Fri
day for her home at Prince Edward
Island.
Mayo. A.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

1
Arthur White has bought the Austin
Havey house, and has moved there.
Arthur Hall, OF Harrington, is visiting
his parents, Zemro Hall, I'd, and wife.
Mrs. Hattie Wooster left Friday for q
visit with friends at Winter Harbor and
Gouldsboro.
The bill of prices on paving is settled
between the union and employers, and all
the men are ct work.
Willie Milne, IT,, has moved his family
into the Cummings house, recently va
Gated by Percy Hooper.
The parsonage is having fresh coat Of
paint inside, also being newly papsred
and otherwise improved.
Wiley O. Newman came home from
Bethel, VT, Friday to spend the summer
with his parents, O. u. Newman and wife.
Rev. Mr.. Bromley is moving his house.
hold goods hero from Franklin. Mr..
Purdy has moved his family to Sullivan
Harbor for the summer. While the many
friends Of Mr.. Purdy sincerely regret his
indisposition that made it necessary for
him to give up his work here for . time, at
least, all feel fortunate in securing Mr..
Bromley, who comes 30 well recommended
Is man upright and conscientious in all
walks OF life.
MavQ n
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OAK POINT.

Will Dolliver, OF Bar Harbor, called on
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Lura Dolliver and son Milton, OF
Manset, visited relatives and friends here
last week.
John Dolliver and family, Of SeawalI,
visited u. NJ. Grindle and wife Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Colson, who has been caring
for her sister, Mrs. Ada Mccarthy, at
Ellsworth Falls, has returned home.
Mays. G..
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will doubtless prove very beneficial. One
half day will be given each teacher, ct in
tervals, to visit the other schools and 80
what improvements she can add TO her
own method. Arbor day will b observed
by the schools with an appropriate pro-
gram and the customary planting Of trees.
Mrs. Bradbury Smith, Miss Vera Smith
and Miss Beatrice Gordon were in Bar
Harbor Saturday.
Mays. vox PoPuLI.
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you CAN CURE THAT BAcKAcNE.

Pain along the back. dizziness, headache
and general languor. Get package Of Mother
Gray's AUSTkALIAN-LEAF. the pleasant
root and herb cure for all Kidney, Bladder
down, tired, weak and without energy, use
this remarkable combination OF natu re- herbs
and roots A. regulator it has NO equal.
Mother Gray's Australia n-Leaf 10 sold By
DrugGists or sent by mali for 50 cts. Sampl
sent FREE. Address The Mother Gray Co,
Le hoy, N. Y.
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WET FREMONT.

Mrs.. L. u. Lunt u recovering SLOWLY.
Mrs. Elsads Rich has cold her place To
parties in Brewer.
r. n. Eaton, Of Rockland, called on old
friends hers last week.
Mrs.. Mena Lawson, Of Rockland, called
on friends here Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Rumtll and daughter 1.p--
lins visited relatives hsrs Sunday.
Isaac Murphy and wife have gone to
Mckinley to work during the summer.
Ars. c. p. Lunt spsnt Sunday with her
daughter, Ms. Aeri Farley, at Bernard.
Tbs w. T. I. society met with Mrs. B. h
Rsed Mays. Many members were pres.
emit.
Arthur Balm and family came from
Owls Head Tuesday, and are now with
Mrs. Bain's parents, Daniel Dow and wife.
Jasper Norwood has moved to thu
Rumili oottags BY the side OF the church
and 10 employed BY L. W. Rumill ct hi,
home.
Thomas Webster, who il at work on
Sand island, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with w. A. Clark, IT,, and A. A.
Lopaus.
The many friends OF Joe Nichols. Of
Bangor, who used to psddle here, were
glad TO give him welcome on the road
once moro.
A. A. Wentworth and wife are receiving
congratulations ON the birth OF q thir.een-
pound daughter, born Friday, May 8
- Zulma There's.
James Rich and family have gone to
work for L. w. Rumill, and have moved
up to the Rumill homestead on the
point to help caro- for the weir and the
garden.
Mrs. Sarah A. Reed, who has been a.
Seal Cove caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Mildred Clancy, came homo last wednes-
day. Mrs. Clancy's daughter, Sadie Car
yer, came from Owls Head, where she has
been employed, and is with her mother,
whose health is improved.
Capt. Albion Murphy, who has been in
the insane asylum at Bangor the past two
years, died saturday, May. He leaves
a wife and two sons - Winfield and
Ernest, and four daughters-Mrs. Walter
Hsmlin, Misses Bertha, Ida and Halle
Murphy. Their many friends extend
sympathy. The funeral was held here
at the Methodist church.
Mayo. THgLMA.
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aouLDsBoRo.

CApt. Winfield 8. Guptill, native Of this
town, ono Of the bsst-known So captains
sailing out Of Boston, died ct his home
ct Everett, Mass, SATURDAY, after . brief
illness. CAPT. 0uptill was born In 1slo,
and for many year, commanded vessels Of
the Emery heet. his last command was
the schooner Calumet. He was Obliged to
retire recently on account OF illness. He
leaves wife, two daughters and enc son.
Mrs. Millie Guptill, who has bsen i'll
come time, il very low.
Il. J. Hovsy and wife, Of Evanston, H.,
have moved back to their old home In
Gouldsboeo.
Frank Squirting, who has been employed
in Jacksonville, Fla, some time, 10 visit
ing his parents, e. J. Squirting and wife.
Memorial exercises ara to be held in
the Union church here Memorial Day.
Andrew P. Havey, Of Sullivan, viii deliver
the address. Dinner will b served In the
grange hall, and will be under the man
agement OF the ladies Of the Forestsrs
Mays. JEN.
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LAMOINE.

Wesley Smith, who has been away some
weeks, has returned home.
Meltiah Scammons, OF franklin, is
spending few days with Mr.. Anderson
and family.
Miss Ellen Berry and Lawrence Man
chester, of Northeast Harbor, spent Sum
day in town.
Miss Eunice Higgins, OF Ellsworth, spent
q few days last week at the home of Capt.
Jefferson Smith.
Mav9 r
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WEST TRENTON.

George Hopkins commenced this week
on his new stable. Eugene Cousins 10 do
ing the work.
Mrs. Mary Remick, who has spent the
winter in Boston, returned home Satur-
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FRENCHBORO.
Schools commenced Monday.

Schools commenced Monday.
Capt. William A. Van Norden is paint
ing his house.
Rev. d. c. Hershey delivered his fare
well sermon Sunday, May1.
Miss Carrie K. Davis, who has been i'll
the past week, is recovering.
Charles Wallace, who has been visiting
friends in Waldoboro few days, is home.
Capt. Nathan Osier, Of the sloop De-
fender, caught 10000 pounds OF pollock
April %.
Mrs. Alma Lunt went to Portland last
week to attend the wedding OF her son.
Bonnie Hall.
Miss Annie l.. Hall has returned home