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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

Suitings and Overcoatlngs
such as these are usually mark
ed in the neighborhood OF $50.
Even at that price you will find
it hard to duplicate these
weaves and colorings. The Sc
lection at this price is practi-
callv unlimited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

Included at this price are
many of the most desirable i'm
ported weaves. Materials that
give a garment an air of dis
tinction that even the highest
order OF tailoring cannot bring
out when less expensive fab
RIGS are used.
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WEST FREMONT.
CHIPS.

The w. 7. l. society met with Mrs. w.
E. Dow June 8. IL will meet with Mrs. d.
K. Dow June II.
Mrs. Sadie Eye and grandson, Charles
Melcher, of Dorchester, Mass, have ar
rived at her home here on Dix's point.
Mrs. Addie Ingalls,, who has been teach
ing in Brooklin, arrived Saturday for a
short visit with her brother, Otis Ingalls,.
Mrs. Retta Pierce gave birthday party
to her niece, Miss Grace Nyce. There
we're eight in the party. Supper was
served on the lawn. The table was deco
rated with wild flowers.
Mrs. Ida Norwood and her daughters.
Mrs. Mildred Lopaus and Mrs. Annie
Ober aud child, arrived Saturday. They
were met at the boat by Mrs. Ober's hus-
band, Winfield ODER, and taken to the
home Of Mrs. Norwood at Seal Cove.
June 8. THELMA.
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WEST EDEN.

Mrs. J. Lee Fogg spent the past week
with relatives in Bangor.
Mrs. d. G. Hall and Mrs. Ida Rich went
to Lewiston to attend the State c. E. con-
vention.
Miss Etta Grindle, OF Bar Harbor, was
the weekend guests Of Miss Sarah
Hadiey.
School closed this week. Mrs. Trask
the teacher, has gone to Sorrento for the
summer.
Mrs. Fred Haynes and family, Of Wal
than, Mass, have arrived, and will keeI
house for r. w. Haynes du'ing the sum-
mer.
There were no services at the chapel
Sunday afternoon, as Rev. /. T. Mower
State secretary OF the Maine Baptist
missionary society, gave an address in the
evening.
Quite piece of sidewalk on the Indiar
point road has been built. This sidewalk
when completed, will supply long-fel
want, as at some places this road is Amos
impossible in mud time.
June 8. W.
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Colts ISLAND.

The storm OF last Monday wrecked
Philip Moore's weir.
Miss Marion Trask, OF Atlantic, is visit
her sister, Mrs. Vera Harding.
Miss Phebe Z. Colt, who has been
working at Mckinley, is home for few
days
Miss Emily Spering, Of Philadelphia,
arrived June at Petit Pisisants for the
season.
William e. Gott, who has been to the
East Maine general hospital, arrived home
Thursday. He is still very poorly.
Mrs. Mary II. Willard and Miss Mary
E. and Edward 7. Willard, OF Lalanerch,
Pa, are at the Burnham bungalow for a
month.
Mrs. Clara Phillips, OF Southwest Ha,-
Dor, and Master Lawrence Phillips are
spending few days with Mrs. Phillips
parents, Dennis Driscoll and wife.
June IL. CHIPS.
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PROSPECT HARRoR.

]. S. Ray returned home Saturday after
an absence OF several weeks.
The Methodist Sunday school is making
preparations for a children's day concert
early in JuIy.
The Methodist society had a pie social
in Columbus hall Thursday evening. The
usual good time is reported.
F. L. Wakefield and M. C. Stanley came
home from Northeast Hsrbor Saturday to
spend Sunday with their families.
The W. F. Bruces entertained at tea
Thursday in honor OF the teachers in the
viliage-Miss s. b. Hartman, of Bucks
port, and L. Clarence Arnold, OF Calais.
Robert Bruce Cowperthwaite and Miss
Ethel Stanley were married Tuesday even
ing at the parsonage by Rev. Alfred
Barratt- The best of good wishes follow
the young people to their new home.
William Over died at Togus June 4. The
funeral was held at the Methodist church
"Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Alfred Barratt
officiating. The deceased was member
OF the G.. A. X. and masonic lodges of
Winter Harbor. Much sympathy goes
out to the son, who is left alone
June Is. c.
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SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.

School, taught by Mrs. Ivan Farnham,
closed Friday.
Miss osgood, OF Biuehili, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Lester veszie.
Miss Steward, OF Corcs, is visiting her
her sister, Mrs. Everett Gray.
Fred Gray, of waterville, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Lettie NJ. Gray.
The schooner Robert Pettis is discharg-
ing coal for the granite company.
The schooner W. c. Pendleton, Capt.
Gray, loaded coal at the steamboat wharf
Friday.
The schooner Daniel McLoud, Capt.
Irons, sailed for New York Saturday with
stone for Brooksville Granite Co.
Capt. Robbins. OF Miibridge, is prepar-
ing the schooner Ella NJ. Slower for the
seasons work. She has been. in CIRCUITS
Harbor since October.
Capt. orvis NJ. Gray, OF this place, has
been given command OF the schooner
Woodward Abrshsms, OF the Gilbert feet,
recently purchased by the Pencieton
Bros, of New York and isiesboro.
June O.. C.
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WEST BRooKsvILLE.

Harry Tapley is building a fish trap al
GiIkey's hsrbor, Islesboro.
Capt. Bennett. OF the steamer Rockland
is building cottage on the Isaiah Jones
shore.
Luther Church and wife. Of Bangor,
passed the weekend at their cottage on
the ferry road.
The Christian Endesvor rubber social at
the church parlors Thursday evening was
literally patronizeo.
The West Brooksville base ball team,
made up OF school boys played its first
game with Castine Saturday morning.
Miss Agnes Stevens has closed her
school at North BrooksvilIe and returned
to her home in Warren for the summer.
Mrs. Clara Condor and daughter. Mrs.
Ivan Farnham, left Tuesday for Surry,
where Mrs. Condor will spend the sum-
mer with her daughter, Mrs. w. f.
Phillips.
Capt. William Stevens is having the
upper story Of his house finished. Ivan
Farnham is doing the work. They will
be occupied by two of Mrs. Stevens sis
tiers, one of whom is an invalid.
June 10. ToMsoN.
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NORTH sEDGwIcK.

Rev. Eugene McPheters, who has been
away week, has returned.
G. NJ. Allen has purchased a pony for
his little daughter Florence.
The ladies' decorated the soldiers graves
at Pine Grove cemetery May 80, and Fl. FL.
Allen put up the flags.
Mrs. Ella Lord, of Somerville, Mass, is
keeping house for her brother, Frank
Marks, for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Carter and her three children
spent the weekend at Bluehill Falls with
her sister, Mrs. Jennie Friend.
The pastor preached memorial sermon
Sunday. May %. The church was decorated
with flags and flowers, potted plants,
dsffodilis and white liiacs.
Miss Nellie Pervear, who has been at
work for number Of weeks for Mrs. Ray
Allen, has gone to Northeast Harbor,
where she has employment for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Annie Woodbury. and little
daughter Dorothy, who have been visiting
Mrs. Woodbury's stepmother, Mrs.
Evelyn Young, have returned home to
Calais.
g. NJ. Allen and son have loaded five
vessels at Bluehill Falls with lumber in
two weeks. Capt. Blastow took load OF
lumber to North Haven and was back to
the Falls in one day, which was very
quick trip.
June 8. RAE,
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH BROOKLYN.

Joe Tapley is at home from . coasting
trip.
Mrs. Flora Cole is home from Thinkers
island to spend q week.
Jerry Leach and wife have returned to
their home at North BlnehiIi.
Dennis o'Kief and wife, of Ellsworth
are visiting Cyrenns Young and vile.
The school at No. 4, taught by Everett
Hale. and tnst at No. :, taught by Fiorsn-
tine Hamilton, closed Friday with APP
propriate exercises by the pupils. Both
Mr. Hamilton and Mr.. Hale are efficient
teachers. and have given entire sstisfac-
tion.
June 8. XESoPHos.
Ethel Candage is visiting friends in
BROOKLYN.
Fred Hall has begun the erection OF a
new barn.
The hall has been newly shingled and is
being painted
Benjamin Spear had a fine pig die sud-
denly on Monday.
Charles Pervear, of Pretty Marsh.
visited his parents here last week.
Aoout all the herring weirs were more
or less damaged by the storm june 8.
Mrs. Hannah Giles has left Birchlsnd
and has come to board with her son Rich
ard.
Capt. Pearl Tapley has sold his schooner,
the ATLANTA, to Capt. William Herrick, of
Brooklin.
Nellie Pervear has gone to Northeast
Harbor, where she has employment for
the season in hotel.
Mrs. Alden Conary and Mrs. Harry
Conary, OF Binehill Falls, visited Mrs.
Florence Flye Tuesday.
Mrs. Adelia Kenney Pervear returned
Tuesday from visit to Goose Cove and
the Centre, Mt. Desert.
Mrs. Sadie Burns Eaton went to Man
set Saturday, returning Monday on the
steamer fremont with her husband. who
is mate OF that steamboat.
Johnny Allen had n narrow escape from
drowning last week. On going on board
the steamer fremont in Bangor, he fell
between the wharf and the boat, and was
rescued with difficulty.
June Is. XENoPHoN.
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sroNINGToN.
XENoPHoN

Mrs. c. p. Moon is visiting friends in
Portsmouth.
Mrs. Z. E. Grindle is visiting friends in
Sedgwick and vicinity.
Miss Mary Wood has returned from
North Haven, where she has been teach
ing.
Mrs. William Kelly and children have
gone to New York, where Mr.. Kelly is
employed.
Capt. Charles Chaplin is here with his
steamer Day Dream to make daily trips to
Isle au Haut during the summer.
Elmer Colby and wife will have charge
OF the central telephone Office which has
been moved to the building of Frank ).
Warren.
The Memorial day exercises were very
successful. There was parade at p. m.
headed by the Stonington band, followed
by the Civil war veterans. who numbered
nine: Joseph Brimigion. Job Goss, Asa
Candage, William Cole, Edwin Sargent,
Amos Richardson. George Tracy, Gideon
Crockett, and one visiting comrade. The
address was by Rev. w. A. Hsnscom. At
the school building new flag was raised.
the band playing appropriate selections.
The schools OF Stonington closed on
June 3, with appropriate graduating exer-
cises. The grammar school graduating
class numbered twenty. The exercises
were held in the grammar school-room.
In the evening the high school class held
its graduation in the Methodist church,
which was prettily decorated with cedar,
potted plants and cut flowers. There were
six graduates - Cassie Stinson, Grace
Sweetser, Elvira Fifield, Donald and Rob-
ert McGuffie and Leon Hart.
June 8. Mill.
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SULLIVAN HARBoR.

The subject Of this notice, Miss Joan
Simpson, was one OF the oldest citizens Of
the town, having just completed her
eighty-eighth year. She was q daughter
OF Jabez, ar, and Prudence (Downing)
Simpson, and all her life had been spent
here, where she died June 4.
Miss Simpson was q very intelligent
woman and Of irreproachable character,
retiring in her habits and disposition.
and yet giving to the world the type OF
true womanhood. OF late years she be-
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the com pletion Of the new dock has
arrived by schooner John B. Norris A
shed for covering fish butts is being built.
Capt Frank McMuIleu is buying large
herring. He purchased two trips last
week, one of twenty barrels, and q sn1kller
one. He aas salted them for shipment
next fall.
Friends of Mrs. Lucy Dodge have re-
ceived from her photos OF Seguin light. OF
which Will Dodge is frst assistant. The
picture is very fine, and shows Mr.. Dodge
plainly in the foreground.
June IL. p. NJ.
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came blind and was thus deu,;r..
much she might otherwise have eniov.a !"
She was the last member Of her fsu;,-
and keenly felt this fact since the ds.,a !,
her last brother, Gilbert Simpson. shs y y
. comfortable home With her nephew 49,
niece, Arthur and Miss Helen HnI wAa
were devoted 10 their care of her in ~ I.
last days. WI
Miss Simpson was, from her earlv o.,
hood, member of the Methods, cbn,.s
and devoted to its interests till wear. 80
failing faculties prevented her from rss
ticipating in them.
June 10.
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COUNTY NEWS.
DEDHAM.

DEDHAM.
Mrs. Julia Gray has returned from . two
weeks visit in bar EAebor.
Mrs. $. A. Holmes spent few days with
friends in Bangor last week.
Mrs. G. +. Goodwin visited her dangh-
ter, Mrs. w. b. Black, @. Bangor, las,
week.
Miss Marcia BurriIl, who was operated
on for appendicitis in Bangor June 2, Ia
making favorable progress toward re-
coyery.
With the passing of Charles 0sgood,
who died June at the age OF seventy
three years, Dedham loses another of lite
oldest and lifelong residents. Mr..
Osgoodis first wife was Hattie Il. Moore.
OF the two children by this marriage,
Emery J. survives. Some years ago he
married Miss Emma Mc3innis, who
survives him, also sister, Mrs. James +.
Mead.
June 9. b.
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin, of Lewiston,
is visiting her parents, J. r. Cowing and
wife.
A valuable COW belonging to w. w.
Black got her head caught in some unac-
countabl- way while in the pasture one
day last week. and was found dead.
June 10. b.
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EGYPT.

Mrs. Arviila Jordan, OF waltham, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. o. W. Bragdon.
Miss Marion West, who teaches at Bar
Harbor, is at home for the summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Helen West has gone To Bar Harbor,
where she has employment for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Mary West went to Hancock
Thursday to attend the wedding OF her
daughter, Miss Estells.
June 6. G,
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COREA.

Mrs. w. J. Lufkin and Mrs. Linnie
Young spent Wednesday with relatives at
East Sullivan.
Miss Maude Stewart, " no has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Everett Gray, at South
Brooksville, has returned home.
Mrs. Martha Tracy, who has been car
ing for her daughter, Mrs. Ephraim Crow
ley, who is i'll, returned to her place of en-
ployment at West Sullivan Sunday.
June Is. 4.
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Charles W. Sargent, ~, oil Augusta,
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Applies As well TO our physical state as to
material things Q. J. Budlong,. Washington,
ing before 1t was too late. He says: II suf-
Tered severely from kidney trouble, the dis
ease being hereditary In our family. have
taken four bottles Of FoIey's kidney Remedv.
and now consider myself thoroughly cured.
This should be warning to all not TO neglect
ta1ng Foieys Kidney Remedy until 1t Is too
Lave" q. a. PARcHER.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.


belmont Torrey left Thursday to join q
vessel.
Mrs. Nancy Whitmore has closed her
cottage and gone home to Camden.
Whitney Lowe and wife are visiting Mr..
loves parents, 8. G. Lowe and wife.
Mrs. Jack Stinson and Miss Ida have
gone to Portland to spend the summer
with Capt. Stinson.
Mrs. Ralph Gray, with little daughter
Doris, has gone to Marblehead, Mass, to
visit her husband, Capt. Gray.
June 6. FL.
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SCARED INTO SOUND HEALTH.

Mr.. B. f. Kelley, Springfield, ILL.,, writes:
"a year ago began to be troubled with my
kidneys and bladder, which grew worse until
became alarmed at my condition. Isunered
also with dull, heavy headaches and the &C
ton of my bladder was annoying and pain
full. read Of Foley Kidney Pills, and after
taking them . few weeks the headaches left
me, the action Of my bladder was again nor
PAnCHnR.
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Friends and acquaintance here OF Prot.
Raymond Mcfarland, formerly of this
town, now of Middlebury college. VT,
are interest in the outcome OF scien-
tific expedition which is being organized
by him to the west-central part of LAbra-
dor, and which is soon to start. The
purpose OF the expedition is to obtain a
better knowledge OF the unexpiored in
terror OF Labrador. The work of Prof.
Mcfarland in the field will be directed
largely in securing specimens of fauna in
the regions visited. As associates in the
expedition be will have Or. Thomas C.
Brown and Prof. Phelps n. SWEET, both
professors in Middlebury college. DIR.
Brown will act as geologist Of the expedi-
ton. Prof. SWEET viii be magnetic
observer and topographer. While the
expedition is primarily private venture,
it will receive the corporation of a we'll
known scientific institution OF Washing
ton, D. c., which will furnish part OF
the scientific equipment OF the party.
About 100 miles of the trip will be covered
by canoe and portage.
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SOUTH pEER ISLE.


Fred Rackiiffe and wife went to Corea
Friday.
Mrs. Ansel Stanley is visiting friends in
Rocklsnd and Camden.
Mrs Ralph Saunders is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy and family,
of Stoningson.
Mrs. Gustayus Mitchell is in Yarmouth,
her husband being employed there.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
stinson, OF North stonington. June I.
Frcda Sylvester. OF Belfast, is spending
the vacation with her grandmother here.
Mrs. Annie stinson and daughter Cas-
sic viii go TO Dunham's Point Friday. for
the summer.
Notwithstanding the cold weather, the
crops are looking well. G. NJ. Pert has
peas In blossom.
Vernon small and wife are spending
two weeks in Yarmouth, the guests OF
Mrs. SmalI's parents.
Mrs. Mathew Roberts. Of Milford. ar
rived Sunday, called here by the illness OF
her sister, Mrs. {. c. Warren.
Mrs. Arnold Weed and little daughter,
OF Bar Harbor, spent q few days with
friends here, returning to her home Sat-
urday.
June o. IL.
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AN AWFUl. REcORD.

Every year thousands OF men and women
die Of kidney disease who might have been
time and . prompt treatment with Kidnets
adopted II you have backache, kidney
trouble or other symptoms Of kidney disease
begin using Kidnets Immediately. Druggists
and dealers sell 1t for 70 cents.
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FREMONT.

Miss Ida kellsy left to-day for Bangor.
Bert Eaton is having q telephone in
stalled in his home.
Mrs. Grace Harrison, daughter and son,
of Massachusetts,, are visiting Mrs. Ina
Eaton.
The ladies' aid society met with Mrs.
Myra Dix. Sixteen members were present;
among whom were two guests Mrs.
Harding. OF Trinidad, and Mrs. John
Bickford, Of Gloucester, Mass.
June IL. KIN.
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NORTH oRLaSp.

Mrs. Addie Clair, OF Santiago. visited.
w. p. lodges Sunday.
Miss Margie Colby, Of Long Pond yi.;,.a
Miss Teressa Saunders last week.
Warren Moore went to Eddingtop Ma,
dry to work for A. l.. Foster on the w.,s
farm.
Mrs. George Spencer, OF veaxie, arrival
Wednesday at her fathers, CoIman Grav,,
Mr.. Spencer came Saturday. They returnss
home Sunday.
Mrs. Martin Giles and Nrs. FS,en.
Kenney, OF Ellsworth, and Mrs. Estel.
Trundy, OF Orrington, were guests q,
friends here last week.
Memorial services were held a. mana,
the first Sunday in June at the Carte,
schoolhouse. Owing to misunderstood.
ing, the band did not come and there va.
no speaker. Services were conducted BY
members OF the Grand Army post.
June Q. n
Mrs. Bernice Ridley is nursing Mrs
Erbun Brown.
Mrs. Robertson, OF Orneville. who va,
called here by the death OF her mother,
Mrs. Rogers, last week, is now visiting
her brother Daniel.
June 49, q
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Foleyss kidney Remedy may be given 70
children with admirable results. I, does
away with bed wetsing, and Is also recon-
me nded for use after measles and scarlet
fever. @. A. PAscAkR-
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The republicans OF fremont, at their
caucus June II, elected delegates as FOL-
low: County convention, r. NJ. Rumil,
p. W. Richardson, l. W. Stewart.
Class convention, L. W. Rumill, j. H.
Turner, r. W. Lunt, T. 5. Tapley, E. b.
Clark. II. p. Richardson. State and dis
trict conventions, Eugene ". Stanley.
The republican town committeeis as fol-
lows; II. p. Richardson, chairman; L. W.
Rumili, secretary; Z. B. Clark, C. H.
Gray, j. II. Rumiil.
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GLAD TO RECOMMEND THEN.

Mr.. e. Weakiey, Kokomo, Ind, says: .After
taking Foley Kidney Pills, the severe back
ache left me, my Kidneys became stronger,
longer panied me. am glad 70 recommend
Foley Kidney Pills." In . yellow package.
g. A. PAncHHu.
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LAMoINE.

Mr.. Farrell, of Ellsworth, is working
on the church.
Miss Olive Coolidge, who has been
teaching in Blaine, is home.
Mrs. Oscar Linscott and children are
visiting relatives in Marisviile.
Capt. II. o. Olsen came last week for 8
visit with his family. He was accom-
panied by his niece from Norway.
There will be an entertainment at the
schoolnouse Friday evening, June II.
Home made candy will be for sale.
June II. b.
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M'KINLEY.

D. L. Richardson is at home from U. Of
M. He intends to return to the college in
two weeks, to attend summer school.
p. w. Richardson & Sons lumber for
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Hatfield, Of Calais, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edna Squirting.
Mr.. Cleaves, of Steuben. has been vis-
iting his daughter. Mrs. John Hamor.
All are glad to learn that Mrs. wiibert
Rice. Of sutton, is gaining ct the Bar Har-
Dor hospital.
Mrs. Myra G. Steele, who has been vis-
ting relatives here for ten days, returned
to Somerville Monday.
Charles Stanley and wife and Mrs. Ed.
Stanley will attend the graduation at
Csstine, where Miss veima Stanley viii
be graduated.
Mrs. George Cleaves, son Henry and her
mot her, Mrs. Richardson, returned home
to Bar Harbor Wednesday, after spending
few days with relatives here.
June g.. ROONEY.
John b. Steele went to Bangor Saturday.
Mrs Ida Stanley, who has been i'll sew
eral days, was taken to the Bar Hsrbor
hospital Saturday noon.
The ladies' aid society enjoyed having
the Islesford thimble club meet with them
Wednesday afternoon. All hope they will
come again.
Schools closed friday after successful
term taught by Mrs. Fred A. Birien, pri-
mary, and Miss Waite Frye, grammar.
Those not tardy, absent or dismissed from
the primary school for the term are Rus
sell Bunker, Hazel Bunker, Hilda Bulger,
Marjorie Bulger, Gladys Squirting, Bernice
Squirting, Leslie Stanley. John Stanley,
Willard Rosebrook, Helen Trussell.
Whole number OF pupils twenty-three;
average attendance, 2l.s.
June 49, s.
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RAE.
SOUTH GoULDsBoRO

SOUTH GOULDSBORO.
A daughter was born to Fred Boyd and
wife Nay 80.
Charles Hammond spent q part Of last
week at home with his family while