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srONIN0TON.

DR.. B. L. Noyss, who has bssn very III,
10 improving In health.
Homer Long has bought out tbs grocery
business OF d. J. Noyes.
Frsd A. Torrsy and =. =. Crockett are on
business trip 10 New York.
Joseph C. Harmon and vito have re-
turned from . two-weeks' visit In Boston.
The Masons who vent to the district
convention q Bluehill report good time.
Fred !. LAmson and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of con, Dec.
10.
Archie RedmAn, who has been attend
ing the winter term at Kents Hill, d home
for his vacation.
james p. Plunkett and family ara pack
ing up household goods and will spend
the winter in New York.
Juanita chapter. O. Z. g., held its
thirteenth anniversary Dec. 8. A pleasant
program was presented, after which re-
treatments were served.
Norman Torrsy, who has been attend
ina Cuahing academy 1t Ashburnham,
Mass, IL spending his vacation with his
parents, +. A. Torrsy and wife.
Dec. 10. Mill.
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NOrfCs - HOamCEOsunn.
w kW sssss. - = css 49, /. ~ Nh
-, A. feeoF1sd q q rssisssy q dssssmn' -
, msss,: q i SS.:s 1 ~ 49,. =:
ta(s Situated q maseook osunts ~ ~ - -
scsissd u sid .essgags. = w
Firss 10. sonsssciss 8 sssss ~ sss g .it;
the eastern esxnss y iasd a lsaae Z. xiiss az y
sss hissv,y lssdiss ire. nssls corner 60
sAenss soaihsssssriy s. sks ~ - n 49,
iosrtssn rods % iasd 4 Mosss D. Csrs sSos y,
seAas and stones; tkencs " land II ssid ~. -
vAs co. :es sss.os
b. rid Allsn's saad norSh efSy-sight dssrssss
sed one. ksif sssss. .ors q isss Sets. , .s,,
Of lot nsnbes aftesn e the seeond divtsion -,
The Ilan q TIE tow q BedeWsek. with III
land II ssid ssSssies . ID: Sssia. ,os ?. 2,
etAks ard stcnes ~ ths sAetesn eosHev 81 lana
foSmesly owned " Joel eloAes9s . Co. On tn IN
q ssnse csss:s = ,ssd
said rod six and thrive tousshs rcds; thsncyy
south aity eight and cne-Quasses dsgress ve,t
Durss,n; tssses - ~ Dsssssss ians . .o,sS
thirty sin degrees west seven And three orasA
ter rods 10 lard formerly owned By joel Eos.
nossh assy :IsSs ssS ose oasrss Ge aes,, i.ns
about two husdred rods 70 ihe place 81 bes rns
ntng containing nine ecgsa 1ofs or less. BE-.
o. q is.S Is .sss
bestnnins q ptns essnp u being the south
ern ecrnsr boand q lot nsmbsT ninety az,
nnnser sis.s, az sixsy ~ ro y .sid
twenty ssven cs The third division; thence
seathsssssriy By said nambss twenty seven e
namess s.ent! ioas g tAs tAisd divsaion;
number twenty ave Of the bird disisios:
thence nosshssssesiy By said numbsr twsa,y.
ays .ss nS S ar. a.ass2 ssrss O ,hs Or, a.
bsia6 nrnbsy lvsa!y ais q The third division
contAining eighty ass Acrss. more or iess. &c.
eordins 70 the piAs Of ssid ssds~iek tAksa BY
Also oss other ios Of land In said sedgvie.,
70 Wit: Jhs northsastssn halt Of LOT nanbsr
twenty 1--we n tAs laird division Of loss 10
s.d sssr saa e, e 'ns sas ., al.
the same psemises ~ deed from 3. A. Circuit
70 Jcab Black dated Jsiy u. isi. contrasting
any. nine As s,s % =, O. les, !. .
said COO uty. beinG the south westsriy halt Of
the plan Of ssdgwick 81 the drss division and
Sapdred ana tssnsy ssfss q The ara. disl., on
north westerly BY los nuazoss Gfty-fonr OF the
thind divisien; sorthsasssriy By land Of
Bssaduee river and coa.Aininx nf.y .errs.
sss land SOLD % kiiss 4. s..s. 'a .n ss' J. 8.
walker and Oscar Lynehusn<r." and
whsrsas said soss9ass deed and the deb,
thereby secured were AAntened By she saia
RAy mopd r. Warren 70 PARKER Sporord Of
sss ssssssaa i ala s.ss IL soas r.
paes ~. aad
whsrsss The sans nessgags and dess vcre
Assigned BY the said Parker 6ponofd 10 the
pndersigs ned, Curtis Dar.Ain. ~ ss.ixn neat
dated November -, iDi0. and recorded in said
segistry. In book 90. page ri, aud
wsssees We coedisscu g SID mortgage
the breach Of the condition thereof - owner
Of said mortgage dehs. I claim . so.ciossre
Of aid mortgage
Ellsworth. Maine. Dscembss 10. 1870.
Crnfts DuRoAts.
J. A. Pstsras attorney.
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The death Of Mrs. Lena Foren on Thurs
day, Dec. Is, was . great shock to her
relatives and friends. She had been in
falling health for some time, but no one
thought the end was 30 near, - she had
been about her household duties during
the afternoon. The end came 1t about q
p. m. She was . woman OF noble charsc-
ter. ard bore her burden of Ill health with
Christian fortitude.
Her husband survives her, and daugh-
ter-Eva, also an only brother--v. r /.
Smith, Of Northeast Harbor, two uncles-
sherman and Irving Mcfarland, and an
aunt Mrs. w. K. springer, with whom
she was brought up - sister. They have
the sympathy Of ali in their bereavement
God knows the way; He holds the key.
he guides us with answering hand.
Sometime, with fearless eyes we'll ace,
And there, up there, wen understand.
Funeral services were held at her home
tins afternoon.
Dec. 10. a.
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sHkRIrT's aALE-
STATE or MAINE.

Cocxrr o. HAscocg -; = November rs,
TAKEN this sssh day Of November. a. 4
i 1910. ~ uine o'ciock In the forsnoos, 90
exscution dated November Is y d. Isle. Issued
ON . judgment seuderd on the thirty sr.i
day Of October. . d. 1910. BY the superior
court holden ~ Portland. within aud for The
ccnnty OF Cumberland. In the state OF Maine,
g The term thereof besun and held on The
drss Tuesday Of October. o. d. 1910. In favor Of
shaw. Hammond 4 Carssy. . corporation in
cot porsted ~ aud under the iAss OF the sta.e
OF Aaine. and located ~ Portland. IN ssie
Lirnsl~n. OF surry. In said county OF Han
cock. for seven hundred stxty.sisht dollars
and SIXTY cents teSslaa1 dsbs OF damage. snd
cosss o. ssis, sad viii b. cold By pablo aae.
tion q the once Of y. u. SNOW, Ia Blue-
hili. 10 sssd county Of Haneoeh. TO ,hs
Ary. . d. 1911. 81 nine O'Clock In ths
forenoon. tho following described real
.ate. the record tue o. Which ~Ss, at .hr
mentioned. In ore Adaie ?. Linneksn. ara All
the right. title and tntsrest vhich said n An-
ford Z. L.nrskeu has and had in and 20 the
n D. 1919. ~ eleven o'clock and forty- tye mia.
utes IN the fosenoon. the time when the sans
wAs attached on the Original usit In the sait
a certain lot o. pArcs. Of land situated IN
Surry. In the county Of Hancoek, and state Of
Maize. sud bounded and described - follows,
Nerthsriy by the road leading from ssrry
20 Teddy pond: eastsriy and southsriy hy
land Of Fssnk Clark. westeriy by land OF the
heirs OF Jonathsn Dos, onsstning twelve
IN acres more or less. and being part Of the
Freethy.
Also anothsr lot OF parcel Of land IN said
surry. bounded and described - follo~s.
namely:
Being all thai part OF lot Number 81 iyius
eaAtesly OF . line drawn from . road LEADING
BY the Merrill campo " poplar tree on shore
OF RAtenh poud. end tnetuding "Long
Point. 90 caiisd. ssd shs Merrill camps. and
ennsaiuing s~senty ts0l acres more OF lees.
The last descrioed lot being al that part OF
said lot Number " which wAA reserved In
deed from said Mantord u. Linueken 20 Ber-
tyHnd 3. Clark which desd 10 dated Sosem'
Der ~, iyo5. and recorded In the Hancock
90. page L. KAaD w. WEscorr,
fleuutv sheriff.
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ATLANTIC.

Schools commenced Dec. II.
The Atlantic social club met this week
with Mrs. Addie Staples.
A. c. Smith had two freighters here this
week, one with coal aud one with grain.
Miss Bessie Joyce left for Colts Island
Sunday to teach the winter term OF school.
L. 3. Joyce is installing new hosting
engine in his motor boat for hauling
traps.
L. v. Joyce was in Rockiand last week
to purchase boat stock. Mr.. Joyce will
build four motor boats this winter.
Capt. Lutte Albee and two sous-in- Law,
Of Bass Harbor, lost their bearings in
Piacentia bay during the binding snow
storm Thursday, Lee. ID. They fortunately
found Walter Joyce's mooring 1t Atlantic,
where they made their boat fast and
rowed ashore in their dory to Francis
Torrey's, whore they remained until the
wind abased sufficiently for them to crosa
the bay.
Dec. II. q.
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sComus~nci Dec. steamer will leave
bar HArbor at 49, m. arriving ., NJ Desert
Ferry 81 10 . m. Sundays sxce pied.
TrAins leaving Ellsworth n 7.ls IN and ~
p m, and arriving II Ellsworth tioe n. 10 81
p m. connect with wAshiukton Co. ny.
.stops on signal 70 conductor.
stops only 10 leave pAss~nesss from points
on Washington County Railroad.
These trains connect 81 bangor with throueA
Boston and - John.
Passengers arc earnestly rcquestiy 70 pro-
cure ttckcts before entering the tsntns, and
especially Ellsworth 70 Fails and Falls tc
Ellsworth.
Y. q. BOOTHBY,
General Passenger Agent.
MORRIS MCDONALD.
Vice Psestdsat D General Manager.
Portland. Ne.
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WEST TREMoNr.

The w. T. I. society meetings will b
Postponed until Dec. 80, when Il will meet
with Mrs. Otis Ingalls,.
Rsna Lunt left to-day for Midway,
Mass. where she has worked for the past
few winters in . straw factory.
F. W. Lunt and wife vent 70 Ellsworth
Saturday for few days visit with Mrs..
Lant's sister, Mrs. John H. Leland, before
going to their home in Cambridge, Mass,
Mr.. Lunt made trip to Bangor Monday.
Nm. willard Norwood. who has bssn
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

The smelt anglers, are preparing to pitch
their tents on Salt pond.
Many OF the children here are affected
with colds and coughs.
Schooner Gold Hunter, Capt. Carter,
passed up to Bluehili Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Sherman. OF Lexington,
Mass, 10 reported to be better.
Herbert Hale went TO Augusta to-day
- delegate to the State grange.
Many here who knew him regret to hear
Of the decease OF Capt. DAVID Day.
Little Clara e. Giies, only daughter OF
George Giles and wife, IL i'll threatened
with pneumonia.
Warren Burns and Roswell Eaton will
build herring trap on the David Hooper
shore In the spring.
The big motor bcat belonging to Charles
Freethey sank st her moorings one day
last week, her go cock becoming ioosened.
Sne has been raised by her owner.
Dec. 10. xKNoPHoy.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Tns high school has closed for . weeks
vacation.
AGrs. John w. Blaisdell was in Bangor
two days last wsek.
Mrs. Addis Dunn visited ct West
9ouidsbofo last week.
J. @. Springer has moved his family to
the woods for the winter.
". A. Havey returned Friday from a
hunting trip ct Tunk pond.
Thomas Macomber 10 home from
Chariesson for the holidays.
Dr.. Il. r. Collins, Of Washington, D. c.,
is spending the holidays with his family
hers.
The continued severe illness OF Mrs.
Ellsworth Hastings alarms her numerous
friends.
Prank Clark 10 up from Bar Harbor, and
has been enjoying deer hunt with Mr..
Hsddcn.
Misc Edna Donneil returned Saturday
from South Bristol, where she has been
teaching.
Miss Della Bragdon closed . successful
school term Of fourteen weeks at Beech
land Lee. 9.
Edward Bragdon, who cut his foot, is
out again, after being confined to the
hoose for week.
The ladies' Of the Baptist sewing circle
held successful sale last Thursday not
withdrawing the storm.
Walter B. Lawrie has rented the Bunker
Bros. store and has put in new goods.
Dana Dyer is clerking there.
Miss Winifred Gott is in town from
Kingman, to spend Christmas with her
parents, Capt. F. @. Colt and wife.
Miss Julia, Mrs. Sadie Butler and Frank
Biaisdell were in Ellsworth Thursday.
The r. h. 8. s'freshman reading" at the
hail Friday evening was . pleasing enter
tainment OF twelve numbers Interpreted
with music.
Mrs. Carroll Dunn, with little daughter
Pauline, OF West Goulds boro, spent last
week with her parents, Henry @. Worces-
ter and wife.
Percy Homer, who is railying from the
injuries sustained while exercising his
colt, will be confined to his home for
several weeks.
Mrs. Harold e. Watson, Of Portland,
was the guest Of DR.. c. J. Watson and
wife last week. Miss Helen accompanied
her aunt home.
4
Mrs. F. Z. Blaisdeil and Mrs. Boyd
Blaisdeu were in Bangor last week. Miss
Alta. student at Charleston, returned
home with them.
In the death OF Lewis w. Bunker,
Hastbrook loses an honored citizen, who
Vas we'll known in adjoining towns. His
death is much regretted.
DC. 10 B.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BRooKLIN.

ok~$CAA<Akvs
Mrs. e. B. Tsinter IL very I'D.
A. e. Farnsworth returned from Boston
Saturday.
Quite number Of Masons attended the
convention at Bluehili Dec. Q.
Mrs Amanda Sellers has gone TO Scmsr-
vile, Mass, to spend the winter with her
son Byron.
Mr.. 8. e. Mcfarland Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs.. Award Nichols, ct West
BrooksviIle.
Mrs. T. Z. Stanley and Hollis Stanley
went to somerville, Mass, Friday to spend
the holidays with Mrs. g. w. Herrick.
Miss Nellie Freethey came home sasur-
day from Ware, Mass, where she has been
employed As bookkesper for the Ware
Lander Co.
The Baptist Sunday school will have .
Christmas tree in Masonic hall saturday
evening, and . Christmas concert in the
church sunday evening.
The social and sale given BY the senior
class OF the high school last Wednesday
evening was quite success. The procesds,
tl3, will help toward the graduation ex-
penses.
Hon. W. B. Thompson. Of Washington,
ID. c., has recently presented . check OF
20 to the library association. Mr.. Thomp-
son, who hiss = summer home q Haven
has always shown . deep interest In the
town since he has been resident here.
Dec. 10. UNK FAMINE.
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BASS HARBoR.

Fred jackson is spending . few weeks
with friends in Boston and vicinity.
Barron Watson is At home for the holi-
days from Dean academy, franklin, Mass.
Mrs. Ida Dix and daughters, Helen and
Evelyn, went to Attlcboro, Mass, Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. A. sawyer and daughter Dorothy
have returned from three weeks visit tc
Boston.
The ladies' aid society held its Christ
mas sale last week at the Clark home
stead. II was . decided success, In spite
of the Indictment weather.
Much anxiety was felt Thursday night
when three Of the fishing boats failed tc
return. Late in the evening . telephone
message from Swans Island stated that
Luther Albee's boat was there with her
crew Of three men, and Friday morning
the mail boat from Long Island came to
Swans Island with the news that the
other two boats were there. The good
news was Immediately teiephoned here
just ~ several boats were preparing to &c
to look for the missing ones. The wind
blew 80 hard the men did not reach home
until Saturday.
Dec. 10. X. w.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

George Stewart and Freeman Walker
got fox Friday.
Charles Graves and wife, OF Bangor, are
guests of F. 8. Graves.
Miss Flora Stratton is in Sullivan, the
guest Of Mrs. Elmer Pettengill.
r. H. Stratton has moved his family
home from Marlboro for the winter.
School is in session At the Union school
house, Mrs. Peaslee, Of West Hancock,
teacher.
Mr.. Morse has resumed his duty ct
Franklin Road, after . few days illness Of
tonsilitis.
w. y. Tracy and wife, Of franklin,
were recent guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
Chariss Googins.
Eta Springer has been obliged to give
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SOUTH GoULDsBoRO.

Miss Amy Pike is visiting relatives in
Woodland and Eastport.
John Higgins and wife returned to their
home in Ellsworth Friday.
There will be q concert and Christmas
tree in the church Saturday evening.
Hollis Demmons and wife are guests Of
Mrs. Demmons' father, G. s. Hanna.
A. B. Holt and wife left for their home
in Lmoine Thursday. They will return
here In March.
Fulton Pike and Fred Hamilton left this
week for Amesbury, Mass, where they
have employment.
Dec 10 r.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Mrs.. Irving Peasiee is teaching ct Kill
kenney.
Mrs.. A. B. Graves Is visiting friends in
Maiden, Mass.
Miss Idylene Shute will teach the win
ter term of school here.
v. R. Smith, OF Northeast HArbor. and
Irving Mcfarland, Of Portland, are in
town, called here by the sudden death OF
Mrs.. Lena Foren.
Watson K. Springer and wife, who were
spending few weeks with relatives in
Boston and vicinity, were called home FRI
day by the death of Mrs. Springer's niece,
Mrs. Lena Foren.
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DEER ISLE.

NJ. palm sr,.,, ana a.r~h,., M...
.n.,;,. - v,.,,,,. -. -.,,. o..
W. 8. Pickering and wife.
,,on por,,.ra 49,. \. ~. -, =, 49,,
n.s. =. r,il,C-a co,rmi,.,or.,
= nn' p.os'A" ,o' : .nlls'.s ooneer'
~ nun1.y ese"'"s = oe'ns ~
aen ose"s' supes'e"oens Oh tns
Ss"usy ee"-
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VXyHKREAS, Howard p. Robbins ami Mira
w b. Robhins. both Of Sout.. west HAroot
In the county at Hancock and STATE OF Maine,
By their mortgage deed dated the twenty
third day Of March. A. ID. 1919, and recorded
In he Hancock registry Of deeds. book ~,
page f17. conveyed TO the undersigned, John
bird Company. corporation organized anc
existing under the laws Of Maine and doing
business 1t RoekiAnd In the county OF
Knox and State Of Asine, . certain lot or
parcel OF land situAsed in said town OF sosth-
west HArbor and bounded and described as
foliowA to wit: Commencing on the aasserly
side Of the county road leading from SOUTH
west Harbor to M. Desert and ~ the south
west corner Of = lot OF Ian: OF Lille $. Rob
bins; thence easterly by said Robbins land 20
the shore OF Norwood Cove; thence southefly
by the shore 81 Norwood Cove TO the NORTH
line Of = lot Of land Of Geo Harmon, thence
westerly BY the north line OF said Harmon
land 70 the southeast corner Of = lot OF iAno
OF wiibert Reed; thence north two and one
halt degrees east BY land Of said Reed 81 IL
rods 10 the northeast corner OF said keee
degrees east 81 said heed's iand thirteen
rods 70 the easteriy side Of said road: thence
BY the eastesly side Of said road In . north
erIy direction 70 point Of beginning and con-
tanning one and one half acre. more or less
and whereas the condition Of said mortgage
has been broken: /.
Nov, therefore. By reason Of the breach OF
the condition thereof the said John biru
Company claims . foreciosur OF said mort
gage. JonN Biz COMPANY
Y. u. 6tubbs, TFeasuref-
Dated 1t Rockiand. Maine. December w.
A. ID. 1910.
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visiting ~ dnugktse, an. Henry DuRsill,
in Orland, cams hsss saturday anA spsnt
Sunday with her daughtss, Mn. Edwin
Lopaus, whsfs Cspe. Norwood tas bssu
staying since ~ came home nom -.
CAPT. Norwood h vsFy much improved In
health. Cspe. and Mr.. Norwood will %
TO their homo In Seal Cow to-day.
Dec. 10. TMKIMA.
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Ebp1tismmra.
Crying for Help.
Lots of IL in Ellsworth But Daily
Growing Less.

The kidneys cry for help. s.
Not an organ in the whole body 90 deli
cately constructed.
Not one so important to health.
The kidneys arc the filters Of the blood.
When they fail the blood becomes foul
and poisonous.
There can be no health where there Ii
poisoned blood.
Bscksche il one OF the first indications
Of kidney trouble.
1t 10 the kidneys cry for help. Heed it.
Deans Kidney Pills are what 10 wanted.
Are Just what overworked kidneys need.
They strengthen and invigorate tbs kid
neys; help them to do their work; never
fail 70 cure any case OF kidney dissass.
Read the proof from an Ellsworth citi-
zen:
worth, Me-, says: ~ suffered severely
from kidney trouble. My back was very
painful. and ! wss 90 nervous that could
not rest we'll. 1 had heard and read 90
much about Doan's Kidney Pills that !
decided to give them trial, and procured
: box at Moore's Drug store. A. my case
was chronic one, had TO use the remedy
for some time before noticed any benefit.
slowly improved, however, and was en-
tireiy relieved. Since then have had oc-
casion 10 use Doan's Kidney Pills, and havs
never foand them wanting. 1t Il with
great pleasure that give this splendid
rsmsdy my endorsement"
For sale BY ali dealers. Price 30 cents.
Foster MnbuFn Co., BunAio, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nams-Doan's-snd take
NO othsf.
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M'KINLEY.
NIHII.

The Martin twins Are visiting their
brother Charles this Christmas vacation.
School commenced Thursday with Miss
Farnsworth - teacher. She 10 boarding
1t Manchcster's.
Two large boilers were brought here
Saturday on the tramp steamer Mohawk
and loaded aboard Capt. Harper to Be
taken to the cold storage building.
Win Colt broke the bones in his foot in
trying TO prevent his brothers boat from
coming in contact with his. The sccidcnt
will mean the loss of work for . few
months.
Some anxiety was felt here last Thur
day when Luther Albee, Wallace King
and 0eorRs Arey did not return from f,sh-
ing. Word from them ct swans Island
the next morning relieved the people. All
were kiad 70 hear OF lhe safety OF the Bar
nard boys who were ont In the gale.
Dec. ~. p. ~.
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A sprained ankle will usually disable
the injured person for three or four weeks.
This 10 doe to lack Of proper treatment.
When Chamberlain's Lniment 10 applied
cure may be effected in three or -four
days. This liniment il one OF the best
and most remarkable preparations in use.
Sold BY all dealers.
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SOUTH sURRY.

Clifford Coggins 10 home from Bioehill
academy for the Christmas vacation.
The Christmas tree and supper an
noun cd last week TO be held Monday
evening, DEC. %, will, owing to change in
time Of The grange entertainment At
surry, be held Saturday evening, Dec. ~.
nec. 10. TRAMP
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WEST TRENToN.

Charles L. Mcfarland left wednesday
for Fernandina, Fla, for the winter.
Frank Rsynolda, who has bosn confined
to the house with . severe cold two weeks,
10 better.
Clyde Douglass, Of Indiana, IL homc
caring for his father, c. o. Douglass, who
was stricken with paralysis . few weeks
ego.
Arrangements are being made for .
Christmas concert by the Sunday school,
to b held at the Baptist church Christ
mas night
Schooner Louisa Frances, OF Brooksvilie,
from Portland, dischsred = cargo OF corn,
nour and feed, Thursday and Friday for
II. II. Hopkins.
Dec 10 n
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SEAL HARBuR.

Robert Campbell is in town for few
days.
Lewis 5anborn, boss on the Dane job,
was in Boston recently on business.
The next term OF school viii opsn in the
new schoolhonse on the Jordon pond road.
Mrs. Thomas Psttsn he's arrived home
from the New York Presbyterian hospital,
where abe underwent succsssfui opera
ton.
An ice-cream sociabls was held Saturday
evening at Mrs. AGnss Hamor's, for the
benefit Of ths Prssbytsrisn church.
Dc. II. ARLvMA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

II yoa are suffering from biliousnsss,
constipation, mitigation, chronic head
schs, invest ons cent in postal card, send
to Chamberlain Medicine Co., De Aoines,
Iowa, With your name and address plainly
ON ths back, and they will forward you .
free sampls Of Chambsriain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Bold BY All dealers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

yeu aast rea this II ysa wan, the besefs
,. v. Greer. Green wood. Ia, suffered with
inesnse was forced ~ hypodcrmic injections
for relied. These attacks started with pain
seae faifly paraiysins. NJ assention wss At
txAetsd - roiey's Kidney Remedy, and am
olnd - say after using this wonderful medi-
0ine nm ~ ionger bothered In any WAY by
NJ old snsay, iunhAao.' q. A. PAarslx.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

The peculiar properties Of Chambsriain's
Cough Remedy have bsen thoroughly
tssssd during spidemics Of infusnza, and
when it was taken in time We have mot
heard Of single case OF pnsumonis.
Sold by all dealers.