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counted by the Democrats as a very
promising field for their activities.
The Republican campaign committee
will center its efforts for the next six
weeks very largely in the six States
enumerated. The President has taken
some pains to familiarize himself with
the conditions and will cooperate vigor
ously from this time on. The fact that
New York and Pennsylvania, according
to the best estimates of the committees
observers, are now likely to furnish ten
or twelve Democratic congressional re-
cruits-quite half of all that will prob
ably be needed-shows how strenuous
the Republican campaign is. Illinois
and New Jersey might easily furnish
the other half if there is anything like
a Democratic landslide.
Notwithstanding all this, however
the Republicans are determined to make
the fight, and will not give up till the
votes are counted
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Standing of the Parties.

The Republican majority in the pres
ent house i tOTty-four, with one va
caucv. On that basis an actual change
of twenty-threa votes would make the
popular legislative branch Democratic.
The Republicans however, have little
TO cheer them, The Democrats are hold
ing few seats in this house which
they are likely 10 lose in the next II
IS hardly probable. for example. that
they can elect Democrats from the Cape
Cod district in MaSsac husetts or the
Rochester district in New York Colo.
RADIO now has a solid Democratic dele
CATION Of three The chances favor the
election Of one or two Republicans from
the Centennial State The Nebraska
delegation in the house IS now half and
half, three members Of each party The
Nebraska pemocTat5 are getting badly
involved and it may be that they viii
lose rather than gain congressman next
November. All this makes a Republic
can advantage of perhaps five or six
votes.
On the other hand the Republicans
have three members from North Caro-
lima. where normally they would have
not more than one; and three from Ken
lucky. where there is usually only one
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GROWS LIGHT BLUE ROSE.

LONDON, September 23.-The green
carnation has now been rivaled by the
blue rose After years Of crossing, Al
fred Smith Of Downley, High Wycombe,
has produced a distinct blue rose, which
is exciting keen interest among his fel-
low horticulturistS. The rose is light
blue, shading to deeper hue toward
the base Of the petals.
Mr.. Smith says it is no freak, hut
can b. reproduced now Indefinitely. and
the color intensified 1t is not pretty,
and s poor specimen Of rose.
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By Ernest G.. Walker.
fail Special 10 The Advertiser.

Mail Special 10 The Advertiser.)
WASHINGTON. September 25.-Re-
publicans in charge of federal Iegisla-
ton are giving almost as much
thought TO it as to politics these fer
vent campaign days. 1t is much in
the President ; mind and accounts in
some part for the late September trip
ne IS making to Washington. The
worries, incident to legislation that
must be had before March I next, are
chiefly the cause for the abandonment
of the November voyage to Panama
This legislation, the bulk of which
Will be appropriations of approximate
" one billion dollars, is decidedly
political topic at the present time The
demoralized party organizations in SEN
ate and house last winter made it i'm
possible 10 transact business with the
ol1-tlme Republican expedition. What
campaign, this legislative status will
not be at all improved during the
two working months and a little more
that congress viii have in which to
dispose of pending tasks.
But the Republican fears of a Dem
ocratic house of representatives. have
al important bearing also upon the
situation just now. The President is
quite as anxious as any senate or house
leader to get affairs arranged, not only
for the sake of furthering the ordinary
legislative work of the session but to
anticipate a Democratic landslide.
Effect of Insurgency.
The lack of energy and of interest
on the part Of the old leaders was
noticeable last winter as the Insurgent
turbulence grew. The coming session
will be the last to a number of these
leaders who are either voluntarily
Withdrawing from public life or who
have been left outside the breastworks
IN the primary contests and elections
to date.
Last year there was inadequate prep
aration. President Taft did not return
from his long western journey till
late. 1t was expected that he would
have the administration measures
ready for consideration by early De
cember and that the conferences with
senators and representatives., indispens-
able to progress with legislation. would
be well out of the way before the
holidays. The estimates for the APP
preparations had been prepared. There
IS an memorable law which requires
them to be presented to the secretary
Of the treasury for printing by early
October. But cabinet officials have a
mandy way of getting around this, for
they can send in supplemental esti-
mates any time.
The work on the estimates was
erudely done, on the whole, last year
cabinet members were quite as tardy
as the President in returning to Wash
2ngton. The estimates that subordinate
departmental officials had made up dur
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caused a weakne So
and broken down
condition of the
system. ! read so
much Of what Lydia
+. Pinkham's Neg-
etable Compound
had done for other
suffering women |
felt sure it would
help me, and l must
say it did help me
wonderfully. My
pains all left me, |
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n marine .;
g shaft, ii
nk, for slM
lpson STATED
with battsn3
grade engl
below cost. |
.er, Gallaza
bark HsIs|
wage Co., |
0. Box 81. |
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or two. Oklahoma also has three Re
publican and two Democratic congress
men, where a normal proposition would
be one Republican and four Democrats
Missouri has six Republicans in the
house out of delegation of sixteen,
and, while there is very little insur-
gency among the Republicans there, it
is claimed that the party Will do well if
it elects more than one at the coming
test. There is absolutely no hope of
Republican gains in the southern and
southwestern States, save only in Ten
nessee. That State has been sending
Republicans to congress from the noun
tain districts for many years, and the
present Democratic quarrel may enable
the Republicans to gain one or two
more. The dominant party can also
rest pretty easy about Indiana, for that
State went so overwhelmingly Demo
cratic two years ago that only two Re
pubHcans got to congress out of dele
CATION Of thirteen. The party has lost
about all it can lose in that State.
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DARD.

the beses |
DartmenH
d, end Of u
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WANTS HER
LETTER
PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills

Minneapolis, MIMI was great |
sufferer from female troubles which /
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Good Fighting Chance.

The Republicans have a good fighting
chance for the house, and with a little
reaction from the depression of recent
weeks are showing signs of trying to
improve the opportunity to the utmost.
Their success depends very largely upon
the party getting upon more solid
ground in such States as New York,
New Jersey, Ohio and Indiana. If the
RooseveltiaHs win in the New York
convention. for instance. and Hearst
Joins forces with them, as he now seems
likely to do. not only on the State but
on the congressional tickets, the Repub
Leans would begin to feel more conf
dent that they can prevent the elec-
ton Of six or eight additional Demo
Gratis to congress from the Empire
state. And again if the Ohio Republi-
cans develop some October harmony,
they may be able to prevent the loss
of two more seats to the Democrats
in that State
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No Worry About West

II is equally true that the Democrats
have practically no hope of gains west
of the Missouri River. That section
has very lean Democratic representa-
ton now-one from Nevada, three from
Colorado and three from Nebraska.
The Insurgent country, including Kan
sas, Iowa, the Dakotas, Minnesota and
Wisconsin, viii yield very few Demo
cratic gains, according to the consensus
of party opinion. Iowa and possibly
Minnesota might return an additional
Democrat or two.
Therefore it comes about that the
heavy congressional campaigning of Dc
tober promises to be very largely in
Stalwart States east Of the Mississippi.
The struggle for congressional seats viii
be Waged most fercelv in Illinois. Ohio,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York
and Massachusetts,. Unless the Demo
Gratis can make anything like a gain of
twenty congressional districts in those
six States, they can not be certain Of
controlling the next house of repre-
sautatives
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SWANS BLAND.
July4-

Mrs. Eva Colt was in Bar Harbor last
week
Chiidrens' day was fittingiy observed
jane 28. by q concert in the evening.
Capt. Emery Gott was in the harbor
one nigh; last week in the yacht Tekla IL.
Mrs. G. A. Prock and Mrs. 5. w. Green
Law are at the lighthouse for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Eva Greeniaw, OF Oceanviiie. is
spending few days with her sister, Mrs.
W. r. Stanley.
DR.. Hawkes. and SON Richard returned
Saturday from few days visit with his
parents in Winthrop.
Miss Gladys SIinson is horne for few
days before going to- Northeast Harbor,
where she mas employment for the sum-
mer.
Prof. w. B. Lindsey and wife are here.
They will build house and make this
their home. Mr. Lindsey has resigned
his position in the Carlisle institute,
where he has served twenty fiye years as
professor Of chemistry.
July t. SPEC,
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COUNTY NEWS.
wLEsFogD.

Dr. MAlcSam S<nr~x and sasIly, Of Boe-
t0n. arg 81 thsir cottage
Miss Flora Szrzxson- az LznOzne. is the
xsess of Mrs. ArfAar spursing.
r & Szsniey lest Mo1dsy fog Bar Har-
bcs, where ne hss szpdoyrsns-
Nsss EEaiee Msc4aslis. OF Boeton. -
The gaess OF Mira Fred Morse.
Miss Eura Jordan wA.o Il engacyezs in
B4sxcr. . ~ aone for tsw 6ays
Mrs. john BROOKS, OF B.osso8, arrived q.
Der e0stase Thursday. sae wss Accom-
ganzsd by her sea Arthur
Mrs wnzra- Miss Mary and Master
Edward Willard snc Miss Tate. OF phisa-
esgphla, who hare speat s fsw weeks at
Cote island. csEse here Thursday.
Tae Thimbss elab net Wednesday with
Mrs Waiter stsalsy. Tas rsns@rs ca
sersalneSs the ladies' AID sociesy o, Great
Crsaserry stand BoSA societies xsre
well rSpresen4ed- Taere were tweGfy-oae
guests, aas eixatsea of them sat down at
one leng table fer supper. All asd q de-
Iigstszi strsvncon.
Th= Esay friends q r ". Gray and
xite. OF Cambridge, Mass. are sorry to
learn that th=y are ncS able to GONE here
tkis year. az Mr.. Gray is IN very poor
heAlta and unable TO stand tire Journey.
Mr. and Mrs- Gray have a bangAlow here
and hare been coming 10 the island rex1-
Ezriy eseh year foz the past swensy-shres
o. txensy-four years They we're nsoalIy
the first Of the summer residents TO arrive
and the last to leave They are both
congenial people, and have made many
trlsrds no xili zniss them sxeeedingiy.
Tuiz
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COUNTY NEWS.
YRANKLs.

John W BlsisceH las Ersshsc saving
81 has Eniias.
Miss winsfrsd Cot returned to KING
nan Frs1sy.
Mss Marjorie sxsx1cn 4 Al hoz1e from
West -aEgx~sa-
W. f.~.szss~1 E.xxx wso h.s s.sn
y5sisfng ID Bangor. returned 5ssus1sy
~. "a. p,,e~<.e., ~, xsss..s =. w
A Hawexs. gs.s wees. r~surpe.s hOu,e ri
d&y.
M.sesv ps,sav- as-sh.yr rfsh ak xuus-
q -s.ssfnv -~sa.Evus AZ Es~7uns E1vrxrd
IsxaG-
NJ. Fyrws Sscx.s~fr. q. wess saIlSvsn.
wssrse xvex. 81 Ms. gsru;c~ Duna sat
r-axv
Mzgs5e far .s~ s.suce a. ne h&iI the tight
c.tbe pourza ~ss furnished by Soyes' Or
cbestrs. Esss susssrsn.
.tv -. - ~ -. y-S
ssr and gznaoex Teams mxs a drawing
card. The hegzae team wcz.
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Eflaaz fi&r1ason an1 E-za~Axa Ssag1o1-
go - So
-ns9a-@f o4Assf AAs19sA1 A~s 4o1@-1
~isa Sspc&s an6 crosz@siAA ios w. T.
bAa4AE2saa 60, siaa szi1sc iSs Ss@ s0sx-
Mrs. EIEzae%sh Gates. Of Cass1a=, joined
aez aaaghisr Edna hsrs 10 spend the
Fo1-la with ne: parents j. b. Perkins
and site
Csetl Batter. ufts and Young sea. a
ives. Euseld. are su.u,a.ssz thsar vacation
xf.h Mrs.. guxserss rareprs. G. z. D~esIsy
and z,fe.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Mrs. Addison Lorimer, of Bangor, was a
guest at the parsonage last week.
Mrs. Charles Garland spent last week
with her parents, Waiter Dunton and wife.
Misses Doris Burr and Marjorie Liscomb,
OF Bar Harbor, are guests Of Mrs. T. S.
Liscomb.
Miss Belva French, OF Mechanic Falls, is
visiting her father. George French, at
Lewis Halls.
Miss Sue Haynes DeLaittree, who has
been IN Lamoine visiting relatives, arrived
home Thursday.
Mrs. Charles o. Palmer and son, Robbie
Ellis, Of Dexter, are spending a few weeks
with Mrs. PaImer's parents, Capt. p. Ii.
Young and wife.
July 2. r.
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MT. DESERT FERRY

Mrs. Hslniin arrived al her cottage Las;
week.
v-M. Carter, Of Nicola, spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Mrs Augustus I. Carter recently visited
relatives in Bar Hzroo,.
Mrs Dyer, of Esstbrook. who has been
visiting relatives here, hss returned home.
Mrs. Lettie Hopkins. OF Trenton, visited
her parents, A. l. Carter and wife, last
week
Mrs. FldeIiz Wooster and a friend. OF
Worcester, Mass, arrived st her home
here Saturday.
Mr.. Czlkins. wife and little son. Of
orono, are visiting Mrs. Csikins' parents,
George A. Poss and u lie.
Arthur Louncer and William Gallison
were called to Portland last week by the
serious Illness of their sister, Mrs. Edna
Russell.
july l. C.
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Mrs Wsnamaker and two sons came
last week from Cambridge, Mass, to
occupy the Lorrimer cottage.
Amos ThompsonIand son and DIR. Walter
Thompson and wife OF wsltham. Mass,
are at their cottage for the summer.
Mrs Agnes Stanley, daughter Maud
and Miss Alice Kelley, OF wsitham,
Mass, are here to spend their vacation.
A blackboard party came from Ellsworth
Saturday to stay over the Fourth ct NJ. X.
McIntyre's camp on the shore OF Skiilings
Martin, David Carney, wife and two
children, Clyde Richmond, wife and two
children, and Harvey salisbury and wife.
July 4. ARE
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Flossis seekins IS visiting friends in
Belfast
Mrs. AnseI Stanley, who has been visit
ing friends in Rockland and Camden, is
home
Edward Jud,Sins last horse recently.
Tbs animal got into a swamp and ~as not
able 10 get out.
Mrs. G. y. Garland, who has been visit
ing friends hsre, went to her home in Bar
H2rboE Monday.
Mrs. Fred Webb and daughter Mnrsel
and Mrs. Charles Webb, Of Stonington.
were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Austin
Smith.
Mrs. Edwin Carnan and daughter left
Friday for Marblehead, Mass, TO spend
the Fourth with Capt. Carman, who is
employed on yacht there.
Mrs. Van wyck, OF Cambridge, Mass,
who is summering on Gray's point, is en-
brother, Mr.. Leonard and family, all of
Cambridge.
Capt. Jeremiah Hatch, formerly Of this
town, but who for the past few years has
spent part Of his time with his daughter
in Shelton, Conn, died there June IS. He
was greatly beloved by his friends, and
will be greatly missed here, as he had
spent most Of the summer on the island.
His age was eighty-one years.
Jacob Greeniaw and wife came from
Islesboro Wednesday and opened their
house here. Capt. Greenlaw returned to
Isiesporo Friday. Their daughter Vivian,
teacher in the public school in Sanger
vile, win tcsn her mother here later.
while their daughter, Lima, teacher in
Springfield, Mass. with party OF
friends, will go abroad to spend her vacs-
ton. Alice Robbins, another young lady
from this village, is one Of the party.
July2. II.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH BRooKIN.

NORTH BROoKIIx.
s Piank has arrived for she repair Of side
xsIkz-
Ls.ais Flys has the sness clover HeId in
sc~n
siass Lscax r. Peabody is prostrased by
ssvere stack OF luntaxo-
Anirxx Turner has shipped as deck
hand on the steamer y. T. Morse.
Fred Cole, Joan Giles aad Emma shsr-
man are having thsir ho1ses painted
Mrs Prank Leixhsoa is visiting her
husbands parents, Willard Leighton and
wiss.
Wellington Red raan took a large beat
ing party recently in Ais launsh on . trip
30 Green island light
<. x. Kimn&ll. E., OF she banking frm
Of &. e. Klmhsii a Co. Bosson- Is taking
his usual summer outing here.
Capt Pearl Tsplsy has shipped as mate
Of the three unxsfea schooner Carrie A.
Bacxnam. Capt. Maurice Perkins. Of Pc
non~ccs-
SAaun Leach OF North Blsshill- Wis
tied Richard Giles and wife Monday, en-
ro~ss FOX Northeast HArbor, wksrs be has
esnpioynnent.
Calvin Turner. with one Of Irving Cam
d&xe's teams, had srn2shup Sunday The
horses became frightened 81 an auto
mobile. No one wss injured
July Z. XExSPHoS.
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EAST sURgY.

Donald White. OF waterville. is at p.
stsnson's-
Mrs. Ella B. Cole and daughter Mary
are At their cottage.
Byron H. Chatio and wife are At the
home of Mrs. Chatto's parents for ten
days before leaving for New York, where
Ar. Chstto has taken q position with an
electrical company
Miss Susie II. Stinson. a teacher in New
Jersey, and Miss Anna ID. Stinson, a
trained nurse from Boston, spent last
week with their father, p. Stinson. They
left Monday for Eliot, where Miss Susie
is assistant matron and Miss Anna nurse
for the summer at Rosemary cottage
the mission home OF the Congregational
church Of Boston.
July 4. c.
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A fine entertainment was given at
Center church Friday evening, July /.
The program: Opening address, Mrs.
Mabel Somes; chorus, nine boys and girls;
chorus: recitssions, Misses Gladys Gray
and Miss Marjorie Hodgdon; chorus,
boys; patriotic exercise, four girls; quar-
tet; Rotations, Misses Marian Hodgcon
and Carmen Harper, solo. Mrs. Frank
Hodgdon; drill, eight boys; chorus;
sketches from lives Of patriotic leaders,
i've girls; chorus; recitation, Miss Ber-
nice Ashley solo and chorus. Address,
Rev. Mr.. Warren. After the exercises,
iee-eresm, cake and lemonade were sold.
The receipts, si5;s, are for the church
repair fund. The literary part OF the pro-
gram was in charge OF Mrs. Mabel Somes
and the musical part WAS carried out by
Mrs Frank Hodgdon. Mrs Mary Harper
and Herbert Butler. Much credit il due
to the management, who made the affair
q success.
.JuIy 4 n
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BROWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Susie Campbell and Mrs. Hannah
Friend, who are i'll, remain about the
same.
Albion Closson and son DIN, who have
been employed at Swans Island. are at
home.
Paris Carter Is at home for short time,
called here by the death OF his brother
Dallas.
A. j. Candage and daughter Lois, OF
East Bluehill. were at L. o. Fowler's
Tuesday to remove their household
goods.
June q. A.
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SPEC.
GoTTvs ISLAND.

joan Carroll, of Southwest Harbor, is
doing mason work for Dennis Driscoll.
The Wiilards, who have been staying at
Mrs. Burnhan's bungalow, left Thursday.
M. v. Babbidge made a new mast for
Capt. E. L. Colts sloop Daisy, and left for
Ellsworth Thursday.
Capt. Joseph Bragdon, OF st. Paul,
Mimi, and party Of five are guests Of g..
Fl. Kirkpatrick and wife at the St. Paul
cottage.
July q CHIPS
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suRRY.
GRADUATION KxERcrsEs.

bHNDNAf4U-s EtfaHtFnf-o'
Surry grammar school had its graduation
exercises Wednesday evening. The Bap-
fist church was in gala dress for the occa-
sion, the class coiors, green and white,
predominating. Across the front of the
ground was the class motto: 'sStep by
STEP
The exercises were largely attended and
the program was carried out in a manner
that reflected highest credit on those who
took part and to their instructor.
The graduates were gowned in white.
The class was escorted to the platform
by the school, led by Hope Joy as mar
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RARTLETT,s ISLAND.

John Wallace spent a few days at his
home in Boston last week.
Lionel Stewart and wife, OF Bar Hsr-
Dor, spent Sunday at George Rays.
Mrs. Bertha Ray spent Thursday OF last
week with Mrs. Billings and daughter
Josie at Center.
John Allen, OF East Boston, and George
Bailey, wife and son, OF Bar Harbor, re-
Gently visited Mrs. Bailey's sister, Mrs.
Mary Robbins.
June 80 L
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ssxl AlAs< Coulter uss marshal Of the
xrsdn2ring eisse-
TIE grad sxies are Bessis & Tr~vorxr.
Frxaees CarzSs, Ezsse Spsrry, HsAen Clark
Doaph Kss@. Exheayn Carter. Iva Trsworgy-
Easel LORD Alscs Coulter. Csass csse<s-
Ersssosnz- Ira Tr~worgys secretary, HsAsn
czxrx; Treasurer. Alice Cczlser-
Azxsssuz and villa Trs~0rgy ard Hsisn
1-nc<sr wsrs zshers-
Tsaze on tse platform heszdss ths
graduates ~srs w Z Clarx- saperintsnd-
esns 81 schosls and teacher, GrsErllAe
saunders snS Wills RicA- Of the scbo.od
board. and Rev. G. W. NJ Ksyss.
Tas exercises Afforded q pEezsars Szrry
las 7ox enjoyed far rzssT yesrs- Much
cr@d1s she5lc be given W. 6. CLARK and
xise. WHO issor5d fxssss1lIy znd Gill;
gsuE1y 70 zsske il SUCCESS. also to the
graduates who TOOK part ID the exercises
and assisted IN tae ceoorssi0z- The pro-
gram
Pr1yer-- ---.-.--.----k s<v g W M keFgs
Satisfactory. Bss-s= Il Sss Esaes-d 81
S5zxie Bozn4 .----..-----.---Ess5eg s7erry
Recitation Casey al sAe Bat ------ Hssea Clark
sssss&siSs. A Seii@gs SrAazzss -Esgyh EAse
zeeisssssa- Tas orxzz BsIs8sr.
Esassya Carter
zees.atis1- Al IAef@sn; OF sse war.
Iva T1eworgy
EesasaxEoa- BIZ MAs1n's gzde--... EsAs5 ISr5
E44ss1A1tsry -------------.------A }sce csssassr
clxss zasress.---------.-...--z eE G v n Ksyes
Gathering 2lp3nGmzss
szys 1t Sc hossz " Clark
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WET sroNrNGroN.

Oliver Mills, Of Portland, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Bessie Hartford, wifh two children,
Of Boston, Is visiting her parents, j. A.
Hsnhlsn and wife
Mrs. Ernest Perry and little daughter
Clara, Of Sorrento, are visiting her par
enfs, J. W. ssinscn and wife.
Hugh 8srooEr and Margaret Hinckley.
at that place. Taey have the best wishes
OF friends here.
July 2. MrM-
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BEECH HILL.
Mrs. Ella Walls is ill.

Mrs. Ella Walls is ill.
Mrs. Nina Richardson has employment
at Sound.
Mrs. Bertha Blanchard and two children
are at Bar Hsrbor.
Joseph Stanley and wife called on
friends here Sunday.
Eben Richardson, OF Southwest Harbor,
visited relatives here recently.
Miss Flora Richardson is at Kennebunk-
port Beach, where she has employment for
the summer
Mrs. Francena Rich, OF Trenton, has
moved into her house here for the sum
mer. Her sister, Mrs. Leland, is with her.
July 2. K.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-06
HANCOCK.

DIR. Lester Powers and wife, OF Saco,
were recent guests OF Miss Nellie Crab
tree.
Miss Harriet johnson, OF Machiss, was
the guest last week of II. NJ. johnson and
wife.
DR.. E. G.. Abbott, OF Portland, spent
Sunday at the home Of his father, Alonzo
Abbott.
Miss Carolyn Oaks came from Bangor