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wALTHAM.

Mrs. Asa Colby IL Visiting relatives in
Brewer and Bangor.
Miss HuldA Woodward, OF Bangor, Is .
guest at b. r. Jordan's.
George and william Stanley, OF Brewer,
arc in town for = few days.
Miss Christobcl Finley, who il teaching
IN Eassbrook. is spending her vacation in
town.
Mrs. Charles Jordan and grandson, Sid
nsy Jordan, have gone to Bangor for sew
esai weeks.
Orlando Tibbetts, who has been in town
several weeks, has returned to his home
in Randolph.
Mrs. Harriet Archer and children, Of
Brewer, visited her parents, Arvill Jor-
dan and wife, last week.
o. Pcttengiil and wife, who have been
IN town through the summer, have re-
turned 10 their no ne in Hancock.
Nov T. II
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NOTxCE VI 4OhGCLO6Ukk.
NyHEREAS Waldo Cowing, of Dedhan,
w Hancock county, State Of Maine, By
his mortgage deed dated November Is, .. 4.
1897, and recorded in the Hancock county
registry Of deeds. book $50, page $40, conveyed
to Julia G. Barnard . certain parcel Of real
estate with the buildings standing thereon
and adjoining Fitz pond, bounded ss follows,
to wit: EAsterly by said pond; southerly by
Asa BurrilPs land; westerly by the old Cow
ing lot so called, and northerly by land now
or formerly Of J. r. Cowing Intending hereby
to convey the homestead farm Of Daniel Cow
ing however bounded.
Also one undivided half Of what 10 Known
as the old Cowing lot, . hundred acre lot, the
other half being owned by J. r. Cowing.
The part hereby conveyed is that formerly
owned by Daniel Cowing. Also one other lot
Of land containing one-third OF an acre more
or less, situate in said Dedham on the road
leading to Bangor opposite land Of p. p.
Goodwin, and on the easterly side of said
road, bounded on the north. east and south by
land Of George Gray. Said lands are oon-
veyed subject TO mortgage to said Julia lC.
Barnard recorded in Hancock registry of
deeds, book 1888, page s. and whereas the con-
dition Of said mortgage has been broken, now
therefore by reason of the breach OF condi-
tion thereof we, the undersigned, sole sur
viving executors Of the last will and testa-
ment Of the said Julia @. Barnard, claim Q
foreclosure Of said mortgage.
JULIA w. BARNARD AND CHARLOTTE @. BAR
NARp, sole surviving executors Of thA es.
tate OF Julia 9. Barnard.
By o. p. Cunningham, their atty.
Bucksport, Maine, Oct. 20, 1910.
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BROOKLYN.

o. l.. Flye has gone to Boston to attend
the Brooklin reunion.
Capt. r. c. Stewart, who has spent the
summer at Swans Island, 10 ct home.
Mrs. Armada Sellers, OF Deer isle, is vis-
ting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Stewart.
Quite . nsmber attended Pomona
county grange ut East Bluehill Saturday.
Hall q Proctor have opened . grocery
store in Capt. G. w. Herrick's store at
Brookiin corner.
Capt. q. W. Herrick and wife, after
spending . week in town, returned to
their home in Somtrvilie, Mass, Monday.
Rev. John Hatch, = returned missionary
from South Africa, delivered an interest
ing lecture in the Baptist church Sunday
Esorning.
Mrs. Lillian Green, of Arlington, Mass,
and Mrs. Frank Tolcott, OF Winthrop,
Mass, who have been guests Of Mrs.
A. W. Bridges, returned home Friday.
Now. USE FEMME.
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SURRY.

Leon Lord is home for the winter.
Esther Colt is with Mrs. c. E. Billing
ton.
Mrs. d. Mckay has returned from Bos-
ton.
Martin shapleigh has gone to Bayside to
work.
Mrs. G. E. Ellington, who has been i'll,
is better.
Warden Lord, who has been in Augusta
few days, is at home.
win Phillips has moved into part OF
Frank Jordan's house.
Corinna Clark and Hazel Blodgett have
gone to Augusta to work.
Mrs. Grace Smith, of Bayside, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Beede.
Clara Durham, who has been visiting
in Ellsworth, returned to Surry saturday.
Rev. Sarah Treworgy preached an inter-
esting sermon in the Baptist church Sun
day evening.
The grammar school commenced Mon
day, after vacation Of two weeks, taught
by w. +. Clark.
w. L. Clark and wife have returned
from Ellsworth, where they have been
visiting.
Maud Clark, of Bar Harbor, came home
Saturday to spend a week with her par
ents, Charles Clark and wife.
The Surry dramatic club repeated the
play, "Miss Buzby's Boarders," Thursday
evening. Those who took part were:
Howard Clark, s. A. McGraw, Fred An
derson, Reuben Osgood, Ralph TORY,
Lena Sperry, Mrs. Elsie Jordan, Helen
Clark, Mrs. Emma Coulter, Mrs. Lillian
Lord and Elsie Sperry.
Nov.7. ANON.
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NORTH BLUEHILl..

Orris Grindle is quite ill.
Nathaniel Bowden spent few days in
Ellsworth recently.
Mrs. Annie Dyke, Of Upper Dam, is wish
ting Der parents, p. J. Grindle and wife.
F. L. Candsge and family are home,
after spending the summer at Seal Har-
Dor.
Walter Young and wife, of Camden, are
spending short vacation at ''Edgerwood
cottage.
Friends and neighbors gathered at the
home OF J. l.. Saunders Monday evening
to celebrate his eighty-fourth birthday.
Many of the friends of Lydia Grindle,
formerly OF this place, will be interested
to learn Of her marriage, on October II, to
Hollis Il. Rowe, Of Seal Harbor.
NoyT ID.
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NOTICE OF rOKECLOsURn.

WHEREAs. Marion J. Heath, Of DsdhAn,
w In the county OF Hancock, SKATE OF
Maine. by his mortgage deed bearing date
June 5, 1905, and recorded in the registry OF
deeds In and for said county Of Hancock, in
book 4sl, page sls, conveyed to me. the under
signed, . certain parcel Of real estAte sta
ated in said Dedham. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, namely: Beginning at the
corner Of land formerly or now owned by
Daniel johnson and Frank Gray; thence by
said Gray's land TO land Of William and Elias
Dodge; thence by said Dodge land to the
Dedham town line to point Of land adjoining
land Of Samuel Dodge; thence on line Of
Hiram johnson homestead lot to point Of in
tersection with land Of or formerly owned BY
Moody Moulton and Daniel johnson; thence
around said johnson land to place OF begin
ming, containing one hundred (ioo) acres
more or less; being the same premises con-
veyed by Fred Il. Mason to said Heath BY his
deed bearing date December II, 1904, and re-
corded in said registry, in book 40, page ses
to which deed reference is hereby made for
. more full and complete description Of said
property; and whereas the condition q said
mortgage has been broken, now therefore.
by reason of the breach OF the condition
thereof claim foreclosure Of said mortgage.
Dated at Bangor, Maine, October II, 11l1-
ALBION &. BAKE.
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WOOD PULP.

Enormous Yearly Draft on Forests
to Supply Demand.
IAN area half as large a. the State OF
Rhode Island il stripped Of its spruce
every year to make wood pulp. Wood has
been stripped from the hills eagerly and
trees have not been planted to take its
place. Every material interest Is threat
cned by the present wasteful methods"
These statements from leading paper
trade Journal seem extravsgant ON first
reading, but their authenticity receives
good support in the report OF the United
States forest service, that the publishers
Of the country are using more than $780,
900 cords Of pulp wood each year. Further
support to the statements is given by the
estimates which show that big New
York daily, one OF those with various
morning and evening editions which are
said to have an aggregate daily circulation
Of nearly million copies, used n, 1888, 1916
pounds Of white newspaper in one year.
This is an average OF al ,s73 pounds day.
The large Sunday edition is estimated to
require 30 per cent. Of the paper used each
week, while the weekday editions take
up the remaining 70 per cent. Figuring
the composition Of this paper at so per
cent. Of ground wood and 20 per cent. Of
sulphite fiber, the average Sunday edition
Of this paper requires the cut from 29.7
acres Of land, and q single weekday
edition requires approximately lis acres.
These figures allow . stand Of nine cords
Of wood to the acre, which is considered
the average for large area, although
certain small stands can be found where
the yield is much heavier. The amount Of
wood pulp used by this one New York
paper seems to afford Q good excuse for the
white paper scare, which is making pub
lishers cut down the size of their papers,
or take the other alternative and raise the
price.
Experts say, however, that the final So
luton Of the wood pulp question will have
to come from the adoption Of system Of
forest management by mill owners, to-
gether with the adoption Of less wasteful
methods in working up their products and
the study of the utilization Of woods other
than spruce for the manufacture Of pulp.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Rev. Mr.. Forsyth, Of Bucksport. win
rrvsch here Nov. u.
Cspt. Alfonso Hanna was home from
cal aarbor over Sunday.
Mis, Ksthie Richardson has arrived
sope. after . week In Bar Harbor.
brs. Jennie Smith, Dora Hanna and
Nora Daley are visiting In Bangor.
un. Pearl Smith spent few days in
Bangor last weak, with her son Lowell.
Mrs. Annie Richardson, Of bar Harbor,
,,s here ct her old home one day Inst
week.
csp. Fred Pray, W. 8. Brown and
charles Brown, Of the steamer Mohawk,
,ere home one night last week.
The ladies' Of the sewing circle were i'm
vited last week to Northeast Harbor to
sepd the afternoon with Mrs. whitmore.
1 buck board load enjoyed the ride, .
Dountiful supper, and . good time gen.
orally.
The L. e. society had . Halloween
Marty Oct. 81, at the library. Tho build
ips was decorated with jack-o'- lanterns
and black cats. Games suitable to the occa-
.ion we're played. Ics-crsam, cake and
home made candy wsrs sold. Re-
ceipts ri.
yov T. HI.
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ANON.
NORTH FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Ella Jellison is ill Of abscess on the
brain.
Harvey Bunker is in Ellsworth to- day on
business.
Leonard Jellison has had new boiler
put in his mill.
Frank Bragdon and wife visited in
Waitham Sunday.
Moses Abbott is in Fairfield receiving
medical treatment.
Harry Clark is expected home from
Waterville this week.
1T. Clarke and Everett Tracey were in
Sullivan Friday on business.
Mrs. Hattie Bartlett, Of Eastbrook,
visited relatives here last week.
Dorothy Butler and Nina Foss were
weekend guests Of Mrs. Everett Tracey.
Preston Smith and family have returned
from Northfield, where they have spent q
week with Mr.. Smiths parents.
Nov.7. t.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Miss Idyiene Shute attended the
teachers convention in Bangor.
Little Leon Sinclair, who broke his
coilarbone recently, is doing nicely.
Congratulations are due Charles Graves
and wife, who were recently married.
Mrs. Carrie Achorn, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Sherman Mcfarland
left last week for her home in Boston.
Mrs. Mary X. Butler and her son George
p, who have spent the summer here,
left last week. Mrs. Butler will spend
the winter in Brunswick. Mr.. Butler in
tends to go South.
Nov.5 SUMAC.
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Is your printing rights Has it the
necessary snap and pulling powerf Your
last circular or folder may have contained
all that was essential for the pulling pow
er Of more business, but being poorly
printed made it unattractive-its appear
ance was against it, and therefore against
you, and it brought poor results. II you
want your printed matter to be your true
representative, for goodness sake let some
good printing Office (ours for instance)
lift it up out Of the common place.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Mrs. Carl stratton il working for CAPT.
A. l. Foss.
Several from here attended the football
game at Bar Harbor Saturday.
Miss Psrsis vose, Of Portland, was .
recent guest of Galsn Young and wife.
Miss Edyth FOES returned home Friday
from . visit with friends In Charleston
and Bangor.
CAPT. o. L. Crabtree, Of the schooner
Alice J. Crabtree, is home while his vessel
10 making : trip South.
Winfield Stratton, steward Of the
schooner Alice J. Crabtree, was called
home by the death Of his mother.
Misses valma and Amy stratton, who
have been visiting relatives in lawrence,
Mass., returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Emma J. Htratton died ct her home
Tuesday, after short illness, aged seventy
years. Funeral services were held ct the
horne Friday afternoon, Rev. p. A. A.
Killam, Of Ellsworth, officiating. Mrs.
Strstton Is survived by three sons - John
r., with whom she lived, Winfield and
Lester.
The ceremonies which concluded the
last funeral rites Of William Stratton, SON
of Luman Stratton and wife, Of Lawrence,
Mass, took place at Riverside cemetery
Saturday morning, Oct. 70. Prayers were
conducted BY Rev. P. A. A. Killam, Of
Ellsworth, and impressive services by the
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen. MIR.
6tratton leaves, besides his parents, q
widow and three smali children, and two
sisters-Mrs. May Neales and Miss Lulu
Strstton, all Of Lawrence, Mass. There
were many beautiful floral tributes,
prominent among them being . large
wreath from the Brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmen. The body was accompanied
here by his parents, his widow and sister,
Miss Lulu Stratton.
Nov T. c.
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IsLEsFORD.

Miss Alice Stanley ID visiting Mrs.
George H. Squirting while her mother ID
in Ohio for . few days.
Mrs. Everett Stanley left last Wednes-
day morning for Cincinnati, o., to attend
the funeral Of her only brother.
Mrs. Everett Fernald and children ara
ct 6utton's island for . few days, visiting
Mrs. Fernald's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Black. Mrs. Black expects to 60 to Port
land to the hospital for an operation. Her
friends here sympathize with her, and
hope the operation may prove successful.
Nov q
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SUMAC.
BLUEHlI.L FALLS.

Allie Friend spent Friday and Sat urday
in Rockland.
Prince Friend spent last week at South
Biuehili with his son Watson.
Harry Conary and wife are at North
BIuehill caring for Mr.. Conary's father,
who Is very i'll.
Mrs. Alec Briggs returned home Sunday,
after spending week with her brother In
Sedgwick.
Mrs. Jennie Friend, with son and
daughter, Bert and Doris, visited relatives
at North Sedgwick last week.
Noy.7. CRUMBS.
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DEDHAM.

Leslie Burrill, of the M. c. l., Pittsfield,
was home Sunday.
Fred Black and wife visited relatives in
Orono and Bangor last week.
Melvin johnson is spending few days
at home. lie is soon to move his family to
Quincy, Mass, where he is employed.
Miss Lena King, of Lamoine, now teach
ing in Greenvilie, was in town few
days last week, after attending the
teachers convention in Bangor. She was
the guest OF Frank Patterson and wife.
Nov. z. b.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Elmer Pcryesr Ii home from Winterport.
Richard Giles and wife are visiting
riends and relatives 1t Bucks Mills.
Alvin Young has gone to Portland to
the Maine general hospital for treatment.
c. r. Sherman and wife have been at
Bangor and Ellsworth on business and
pleasure.
Mrs. Clara Cole, who has been visiting
friends and relatives In Boston and vicin-
ity, is home.
lawrence Sherman, who has been on
one OF The Nantasket steamboat company's
boats through the summer, Is home.
Nov. z. suH.
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Group is most prevalent during the dry,
cold weather Of the early winter months.
Parents OF young children should be pre-
pared for it. All that is needed is . bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Many
mothers are never without it in their
homes and it has never disappointed them.
Sold by all dealers.
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When a cold becomes settled in the sys-
tenn it will take several days treatment
to cure it, and the best remedy to use is
Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t will cure
quicker than any other, and also leaves
the system in a natural and healthy con-
dition. Sold by all dealers.
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EAST oRLAND.


Joseph Hartman IL quite III Of cold.
w. Hill, Of Bucksport, visited at T. r.
Mason's Sunday.
CALDWELL Gray, Of North Blushill, has
finished plastering for w. d. leach.
Arthur Blaisdsli left to-day for Lincoln,
~here he hes employment NUMBERING.
Mrs. Florence Stanley, with two chill
dren, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Gross.
Harvey Snow has bought . wood lot Of
Rodick Dunbar, and will lumber extern
sively this winter.
A. u. Dunbar shot nice buck Friday
- he was returning home from his work
ct the fish hatchery.
Ralph Keller and T. r. Edmands left
"Wednesday for their homes in Newton,
after month spent here hunting.
W. L. Wentworth is having his store
remodeied for dwelling- house. Harold
Parker, Of Bucksport, will occupy it.
A Halloween party was given Mrs
Florence Stanlsy Monday evening. II
was Q complete surprise to the hostess.
Among those present we're Mrs. Annie
Dunbar, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Millie Snow,
Mrs. Alice Gibos, Mrs. Eta Dunbar, Mrs.
Ethel Snow, Mrs. Alberta Mason, Mrs.
Bessie Dunbar, Misses Marion Gibbs,
Winifrsd Gray, Dora Dunbar. Barbara
Stanley and Master Mason Stanley. Candy
and cake were served.
Nov. 7. NJ,
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ORLAND.

Ella F., wife OF Capt. Fred Dorr, died at
her home here Sunday, Nov. 8, after a
long illness. She leaves besides her hus-
band, one son. Her mother and three
sisters survive her.
Frank P. Mason and Mrs. Estelle c.
Mason, both Of Orland, were married
ct Boston, Nov. 8, by Rev. Ernest Lyman
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Bobby (proud of his progress in Latin)
Pop, what's the Latin for people?
Father-I don't know. Bobby Qoudiy)
- Populil Father (fiercely) - What do
you mean, you young scamp! Lie, do /?
By the piper, lad, I've half notion to
haste you.
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GoULI,sBORo.

Mrs. Bertha Handy is visiting friends at
Bar Harbor.
David Guptill, who has been employed
at st. Albans for some time, is at home.
Fred strout has returned from hunt
ing trip to Stanley's point with fine
deer.
Nov T. JEN.
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BEECH HILL.

Guy Lunt has moved his family into the
Wasgatt house.
Mrs. Francena Rich, who has been VS.
iting at Trenton, is home.
George Romer and Forrest Springer, OF
Trenton, were here recently with their
threshing machine.
Nov n.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

UTHEREAs Daniel Cowing Of Dedham.
w Hancock county, State Of Maine. by
his mortgage deed dated the 18th day Of
March, .. d. 1852, and recorded in the Hancock
registry Of deeds, book 1873. page s, conveyed
to Julia @. Barnard . certain parcel Of real
estate In DedhAm, Hancock county, State of
Maine, and bounded - follows, 70 Wit: A
certain parcel Of land with the buildings
thereon adjoining Fitx pond; eesterly By said
pond; southeriy BY Asa Burrill's land; west
erly by the old Cowing lot, so-csiled. and
northerly by land Of J r. Cowing. meaning to
convey all my homestead farm in Dedham,
however butted and bounded.
Also one undivided half OF what il known
as the old Cowing lot, . hundred acre lot, the
other half being owned by my son. the said
J. F. Cowing. Said lot WAS more than thirty
years ago divided BY myself and ny father,
who owned the other half; that division |
recognize and make this conveyance subject
thereto, and whereas the condition Of said
mortgage has been broken, now therefore, by
reason Of the breach Of condition thereof, We.
the undersigned. sole surviving executors Of
the last will and testament Of the sAid Julia
O. Barnard, claim . foreclosure Of said mort
gage.
julia w. BARNARD AND CHARLOTTE B. BARN.
A.p, sole surviving executors Of the estate
BY o. p. Cunningham, their atty.
Bucksport, Maine, Oct. -, 1910.
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Mills, pastor Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church Of Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason have gone to the Pacific coast
for tho winter. They are accompanied BY
Miss Gertrude Mason.
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quite . uumbsr Of herring in his weir the
past week.
Mis- hlva leighton, who has been
spending several weeks with Mrs, Georgia
kobsrtson, 10 homo again.
Milton johnson and Walter Donuell.
who srs working In Tunk Pond, spent
Sunday with their families.
Nov. z. PHnnx.
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2sgal Noticfs.
NOTICE OF roRKCLosURE.

WHEREAs Nan F. Johnston. Of Els
morts,xs deed dsteS he 18th asy of Noyye nn.
Der, .. d. 1909, and recorded in Hancock coun-
ty registry. Of deeds, book ~, page 8s1, con-
veyed to the undersigned, Michael Shea, OF
Ellsworth. Hancock county. Maine. certain
parcel Of real estate situated in Hancock. in
said county Of Hancock. as set forth and fully
described In said deed; and whereas the con-
dition Of said mortgage has been and now re-
mains broken, this notice is therefore hereby
given for the purpose Of foreclosing the same
IS required by law. MIcHARL SHEA.
By his attorney, Edmond j.. Walsh.
November /, 1910.
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JEN.

II have been somewhat costfve' put Dosn
Regulets gave Just the results desired. Tney
oct mildly and regulate the bowels perfscuy'
George B. Krsuse, 800 Walnut Ave, Altoona
Pa.-Advf.
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TlHE subscriber, william Bunker. oe the
Il city, county and state Of New York,
hereby gives notice that he hAs beoA daily
appointed administrator with the will an
nexed q the estate Of
ELIZABETH n. BUNKER, late Il satd
NEW YORK CITY,
deceased. and given bon 10 % the Law directs.
Not being . resident Of Maine the saeapfihsr
has appointed Luere 3. Dessy. q HAea,
Maine. Whose postofaoe address 10 Bar Hax-
Dor, Me-, his agent for purposes spool a in
revised statutes chapter -. seoticA =.
All persona having demands agafnat ~ e.
tate Of said deceased are desired - prosent
the same for settlement, and al lndebteA
thereto are requested 70 rake paynsnt in
mediate1y. WMIlAM DVuKna.
October IA, 1910.
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MARY L. BALCH, late OF EDEN,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate Of
said deceased are desired to present the
same for settlement, and all indebted thereto
are requested to make payment immediately.
ANNA MARIA BALOH.
ETA RING BALcH.
Eden, October "a. 1910.
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ASHvILLE.

ASHvIILE.
ufeenleaf Bunker is having his house
painted.
mrs. Howard Martin and Mrs. Charles
i'An were in Bar Harbor Saturday.
mrs. Moses Bartlett and daughter Ada
's'0fned to their home here Saturday.
orman Leighton, Of Jonesport, visited
ms mother, Mrs. Fannie Leighton, re-
Gently.
eapt. Z. X. Bragdon has been catching
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NORTH LAMorNE.

Miss Margaret Young is employed at
Mrs. Eben Kings at the corner.
The place owned by Mrs. L. A. Austin
aas been sold to George Smith and his son
Emery.
airs. n. w. Walker and little daughter
anna OF Portsmouth, N. H., are visiting
relatives here.
willard Young. who has been absent
from homs the past two months travelling
through the State, visited his parents the
first Of the week.
Now z. v.