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COUNTY NEWS.
mlK Az HAur.


laattss Rcbiason - sssurnsd 70 hsr
studiss ct ths high school e Rockland.
The survsyoss Who wsss q ~ western
end Of ths island havs flntshsd thsir work
and retarnsd 70 Boston.
Capt. Frsd Partsides, In ths lohsssr
smack Lttis Elsis, arrived from Boseca
Saturday. He paid n csnts Tar lobssszs.
0ardnsr Carter, who has besn hsrs for
sons tims lobstsFing in his sloop Earssss-
tu-nsd 70 his hons in Brookiin Tuesday.
0sosxe Rogers. Who had employnsnt q
the Point Lookout club through ths sum
mer, has returned 70 Bath for the winter.
Miss Father Prssca&t, Of Rocklsnd, who
hes bsen Waiting her grandparents, Solo
mon Hahiitou and wife, returned homo
Friday. ST.
Vets Gaia, with his sons Arthur and
Charles, has Anisnsd lobstering for this
season, and resorpsd to his home In
Ssdgwick.
James Dyer, caretaksr Of Miss T. Ia
mons plscs, ID gaining slowly from bis
iamsnsss, which bss ksps him confused 70
the house since July.
Dec 8. C.
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Founder fishermen report founders
scarce.
Henry Hutchins, who has been III, ID
much better.
Thomas Damon, of Rockport, has moved
his family here.
d. ". Torrey made . business trip to
Rockland this week.
Mrs. 8. 8. johnson has gone to Brooklin
to spend the winter with her sisters.
MabelIe, the little daughter Of +. D.
Eator, was scalded badly on the ankle one
day this week.
=. +. Lowe has built = house in the
woods, to be occupied by the wood
choppers this winter.
Nellie B. Haskell went to Boston
Monday to spend the holidays with
Lloyd Alien aud wife.
Capt. Harry Gray, with daughter Eliza
beth, OF Stonington, has been visiting
his parents, Capt. Isaac Gray and wife.
Fred stoddard, principal OF Deer Isle
high school, and family, spent vacation
week with Mrs. S,oddard's parents, ID. w.
Torrey and wife.
Dec. 10. l..
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COUNTY NEWS.
BRooxLIN.


v. h. Flye, Of Bangor, wss in town
Wednesday.
Henry Tspley returned from West
Hrooksvills Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Parker and Mis Geraldine
went to Boston to-day.
Miss Nickerson, OF Bar Harbor, vas In
town Friday on business.
| Warren Ford and wife spent several
/ days 1t Sunshine last week.
Center Hsrbor Rebekah circle met with
| Mrs. william Herrick Friday evening.
| Miss Musa Doliard was the guest OF Miss
Anna Dority at sedgwick last wsek.
II. NJ. Pesse has moved his family into
the upstairs rent ct VIII Herrick's.
Eugene CsndaEe and wife, OF South
Bluehili, spent sunday st A. w. Bridess'.
X W. Nutter and wife came home from
Prospect Harbor Friday for the winter.
They were accompanied BY their grand
daughter, Georgia Blance.
Mrs. L. B. Bridges and Miss Myrtle, Of
West Brookiin. spent the past week with
Mrs. Harold Powers.
Mrs. Nellie Cousins and Rachel Cole re-
turned to normal school at Castinc FRI
day.
Misc Jennie Tyler has gone to Portland,
where she will be employed through the
winter.
Mrs r. A. Alden tell last Thursday,
breaking the larger bone OF the right fore
arm Just above the wrist. Her many
friends sympathise with her.
Schools begin to-day with the following
teachers: Haven, Miss Alice Mills, Of
Brooksville; Corner, Miss Sadie Billings;
West Brooklin, Miss Lena Cousins; North
Brookiin, Everett Hale; No. Z, Fiorentine
Hamilton.
The many friends Of Charles Johnston,
formerly OF this place, were shocked to
learn OF his death in Lynn, Mass, Nov. -,
where he di d suddenly while st his work.
Much sympathy 10 expressed for the
family. Mr. Johnston was valued menu
Der Of Naskeag lodge, r. and A. NJ, Of
this place, and Of Minnswaukon chapter,
X. A. NJ, OF Sedg~ick.
Dec. II. UxR FEMMK.
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Roland Haslem 10 Ill Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Nettie DeBeck is visiting relatives
in Ellsworth.
Misses Bessie ami Urma Jordan are home
from Bucksport for the holiday recess.
Miss Hulda Woodward, who has bean 1t
B. r. Jordan's, has returned to Bangor.
Miss Sadie sanford, Of Hartland, who
has been the guest OF Miss Marion Jordan.
has returned home
Companion court Sunbeam held its
regular meeting Thorsday. The follow
ing ofhcers were elected: G. D., Abbie
Haslem; g. r., Ella Martin; ". G. r.,
Bertha Haslem; r B., Lenora Kingmsn;
Il. g., Belle Hasten; treasurer, Nettie de-
Beck; o., Lizzie Jordan; 8. W., Matte
Pettingiil; J. W., Helen Haslcm; 8. B.,
Grace Hasiem; J. b., Phena CUES.
Dec. II. H.
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HuLLs COVE.

Mn. Lucy Salisbury viiss, OF Madison,
ID visiting her parents.
Mrs. Laura white cut her hand quite
badly on broken glass last Friday.
Harrison Elvsli and wife are living In .
bunsalo~ opposite 9. II. Hixgins'.
Rev. Mr.. jobs raves sssrsopsicon lecture
in the Neighborhood house Friday even
ing.
A masquerade ball was much enjoyed BY
large crowd as Kelisy's hall Thursday
evening.
Frank Thompson, Shirley Thompson,
Averili Hamor and ErnsAt Wilcomb ~
turned last Monday from . hunting trip
In franklin, bringing ave deer With them.
The ladies OF the Halls Cove auxiliary
entertained tho ladies Of the Bar HAfbcs
and West EDEN auxiiiariss last Friday
afternoon, at the home OF Mrx. Frances
Brewer. Delicious rsfrssaments were
served.
Dec. ~. ANNE.
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HANCOCK POINT.

henry Ball il ct Franklin hunting.
Marion Chester is home for the holidays.
Mrs. Reed was IN Bar Harbor Saturday.
Howard Hodgkins has bought new
bat OF =. T. Merchant.
Hollis Reed has gone TO Franklin to
spend his vacation with his iathsr.
Schools closed Dec. 2, after . successful
term taught by Mrs. Alice Peasley.
jennie Ball mas gone to Massachusetts,
where she has employment TOR the winter.
Mrs.. Eta Tribou has gone to Massachu-
sstss TO join her husband, who is en-
pioyed there.
The schooner Mary B. Wellington dis
sAArged coal ct bar Harbor. Capt. Mar
hin brought her to Sullivan to be hauled
up for the winter.
Mrs. higgins, who has been with Mrs.
Grant, has moved into rooms in James
Batier's house. Ethel Hodxkins stops
with Mrs. Grant nights.
Assistant Lightkesper Peasley Ia on .
ten-dsys' leave OF absence. Win his wife
and child he is waiting in Rockland.
Barnard small takes his place st the light
house.
DEC. Il. 4.
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NORTH LAMolNE.

Roy Linscost will leave Saturday for
Boston. where be will Be- employed.
Mrs. A. Il. coggins visited her brot hers
at Holden and Green Lake last week.
Miss Eunice Cosgins hss returned from
her Thanksgiving vacation Il Calais. She
vas accompanied ~ far ~ Ellsworth by
her uncle, Capt. George Lord.
Edward Giipatrick, who has bsen hsrs
since April caring for his invalid mother,
hes closed the home hers and returned to
his family in New Haven. Conn.
Dec. u. Y.
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SULLIVAN HARBoR.

Charles Allen is on . business trip to
Boston.
Paul Simpson ~ss home over Sunday
from Bangor.
Ruth Allen returned from FaYminGton
Friday, and IL teaching the Ash district
school, East Sullivan.
Miss Gray has returned 10 teach the
winter term She spent the weekend
with friends in franklin.
Announcement cards bave been re-
ceived Of the marriage OF Miss Lynetts
Perry to Harold Maddocks, Of Ellsworth
Falls, Dec. Z.
High school closes this week for the
Christmas vacation OF two weeks. The
basket ball team went to Franklin Friday
night to play.
Dec. II. H.
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GREAT POND.


Miss Esther Mace IL attending school in
Aurora.
Miss Fannie Siisby closed her school last
Saturday.
Howard and Wallace Lord have gone to
Boston with deer.
Mrs. Mary Williams has gone 10 Brigh-
ton, Mass., for the winter.
A. B. Havey and = friend have been
guests OF r. Z. Mace during the week.
Burns Avery has returned from Woburn
Mass., where he has been employed BY IA.
J. Archer.
Congratulations are extended Gleason
l. Archer and wife over the birth Of .
daughter, Marion, Nov. II.
Z. h. Williams and daughter Phyllis
have been spending few weeks with his
mother ct the old homestead.
Rev. Ida Garland 10 visiting friends here
before going 70 Conway, n. h., where she
will make an extended visit 1t hor old
home.
Dec. IL. T..
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

W. r. Hswins went to Boston wsdnes-
day.
Mics Dorcas Allen has gone to Bar Har-
Dor 70 visit Mn. L. B. Deasy for lev
weeks.
Miss Vida CIeaves and Miss 0snsvisve
cois spent ths weekend with relatives In
Steabsu.
Robert Corbstt, wife and son Ralph
went to Passport Saturday 70 spend .
week with relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Moore and niece, Miss Maud
Colby, are spending this week with rela-
tives in Stoningtou.
CAPT. Daniel DeAsy and wife entertained
II dinner on Sunday. Covers were laid tor
. large party. The Deasys are royal en-
tsrtainers. and nothing was left undone
which might contribute to the pleasure
Of the guests.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Allen Small, wife and daughter leave for
New York Monday.
There will be Christmas tree and social
in the hall on Chrissmas eve.
Mrs. Jack stinson and daughter Ida
came from Portland saturday.
News was received this week that Mrs.
Hannah Holden was very III ct Pc I
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nAHRrKD AT sxArrLE.

AARA1D - 01AAA h<Hs
H. many friends here Of T. Lloyd
Bisisdcll. Who went to Seattle, WASH,
nearly two years ago. are glad to learn he
be- prospered, and il NOS engaged in the
concrete business. His marriage to an
cstimsbls young lady of that far-on city
took place Oct. .. The following is from
the Seattle Times:
Miss Bessie 3. Hinton and Mr. Truman
Lloyd Rlaisdcil, Of Franklin, Maine, were
married Saturday evening, October -, in the
presspce Of relatives and friends, at the home
a TIE brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Grsat Hinton. by Reverend d. o. Ghormiy, of
Taoona~ cousin Of the bride.
ne roons we're decorated prettiiy In yell
row end white. carried out with cactus dahlias
and autsmn leaves. The bride, who wss
given away by her father, was gowned in
white crepe de chine, trimmed with crystal
an1 carried shower bouquet Of white cactus
dshlias and sweet peas.
Mics Margaret Z. Scott was maid Of honor,
sad wore gown of white lingerie and carried
yellow cactus dahiias.
Little Dean Beck. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. B. Beck. was dainty flower girl. in white
Preach null and carried basket OF yellow
pc4ais which were strewn In the path of the
bride.
Mr.. warren Hinton acted as best man, and
Mrs. Philip GesrhArt sang Longing before
the ceremony. DR.. Frank Wilbur Chase
played hendelssohn's wedding march.
Mrs. Hinton. mother Of the bride, was
gewned In lavender crepe de chine.
An informal reception was held after the
cercmony. when Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton were
assi~ted ~ Miss velma Bragdon. who pre-
sided over the punch bowl and by Mss
Carrie Cowgirl and Miss Mabel BrAgdon, who
.ssissed Ia the dining-room.
Dec. IL. b,
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mrs. Ethel Eaton has returned from
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs.. w. H. Small spent the weekend
in Bar Hsrbor.
Miss Nellie Pervear is Visiting \. w.
Eaton and family.
Clarence Young, William Kelien and
Edgar Springer are cutting wood for
Freeman Walker.
Dec 70 A.
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MARLBORO.

s. II. Remick is confined to the house
with bad cold.
Mrs. Wesley Ford visited friends in
Bangor last week.
Mrs. Harry Rodick has gone to Bar Har-
Dor for few days.
Mrs. Emma Wright spent . few days
last week in Bar Harbor.
Coimsn Hodgkins and wife visited his
sister, Mrs. Oscar Craptree, in Hancock
Sunday.
Dec. II. ARE.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

v. NJ. Carter is visiting his parents,
Augustus Carter and wife.
Joseph Tufts arrived home from
Saugerties, N. ", saturday.
Mrs. F. L. Colby went to Sorry last week
with her father. Edgar Treworgy.
Walter Moon il digging well ct Ham
cock Point for Mrs. sampson. w. w.
Jellison has contracted to dig well for l.
l.. Wsrdwell.
Dec. II. &.
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CAPE ROSTER.


Alfred Blake lost steer Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Gray il Waiting ct Castine.
Percy Clifford lost valuable cow Tues
day.
married Sunday.
Maurice Gray will teach in district No.
8, and Edwin Smith in No. 7.
Several nimrods have been trying their
prowess after two deer which were seen
about here, but without success. Three
mighty hunters - Albert Gray, Wiifrcd
Redman and Orviiie veaxie = girded on
their armor, and two deer was . result OF
. two-days' hunt. They generously shared
with their neighbors.
Dec. 10. G.
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SOUTH pENoBsCoT.

Fred Roberts is at home for . short
sine.
Mrs. Susie Clement is visiting friends in
Bangor.
Edward Beal has moved with his family
into the Haskell house.
Miss Ida Perkins left Monday to begin
her school ct the Bay district.
Frank Mcdonnell has bought house in
shs village and moved here from West
Aedgwick.
Mrs. Curtis Durgain, Of Bangor, has
bsen spending few days with Miss
Jennie Wight.
Mrs. Frank Binder, with daughter
Lillian and son Fred, has gone to Avon
dale, Pa, for the winter.
Mrs. Emma Savage, who has spent few
vssks with her parents, Frank Staples
snd wifs, has gone TO Boston for the
vintoR.
Rev. Mr.. Young and wifs have gone to
nortA Conwsy, N. Il. They have been
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connected with the Baptist church hsss
two years, and made many frisads who
are sorry 70 have them leave. Thsy moved
to New Hampshire because Of Mr.. Youns's
health.
Dec. 10. q.
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BUcKsPoRT.



The marriage Of Miss Bertha N. Dorr,
Of this place, TO Harold .. Burriii, OF
Dedham. took place Thursday noon 1t
the home Of the brides parents, Capt. Eu-
gene Dorr and vile.
The home was beautifully decorated
with fir branches, ferns and evergreen. In
one corner of the room an arch was
formed OF ferns and Dir, from which hung
three large, white bells. Rev. A. q. Lyon,
pastor OF the Congregational church Of
Orland, ofiicisted. Miss Jennie Stubs
played the Lohengrin wedding march.
The bride Was gowned in white silk
iandsdowne and carried q bouquet OF
brides roses. Miss Marcia Burr.ii, sis
{ of the groom, " . maid of-honor, ana
Leslie Burriil. brother Of the groom, was
best man.
Many beautiful and useful presents were
received.
Mr. and Mrs. Burrill left for their we'd
ding trip, after which they will reside in
Augusta where Mr.. Borriil, 10 employed in
the State treasurer's department.
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To3 mast rra this II y n wsn tbs bss~G
Z }. w. Greer, Green GOOD. L., suffered With
Intense vas forced ~ by poder mic tnjections
for relief. These attacks started with pain
10 the small Of my back which GRADUALLY @
tFActsd to Foley's Kidney Kennedy, and ! am
glad TO say After usisE this wonderful medi-
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II you are suffering from biiiousness,
constipation, indigestion, chronic head
ache, invest one can't in postal card, send
TO Chamberlain Medicine Co, Dss Moines,
Iowa, with your name and address plainly
ON the back, and they will forward you .
free sample Of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Sold BY al dealers.
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OBITUARY.
Dr.. Benjamin Williams, twice mayor Of
the city OF Rcckland and . former COM
mander OF the Maine department, 9. A..
r., died here ct the summer home Of his
sister, Mrs.. }. T. Main, ON Nov. -. He
was born in South Thomaston Feb. a,
1853, and was in practice there . number
OF years before locating In Rocklsnd,
where most Of bis active career was spent.
In the early part OF the Civil war he
served nine months eniistment with Co.
A, 26th Maine; re-eniisted In 1854 % g.
sistant surgeon OF the sth Maine, receiving
his Anal discharge March q, 1850. He
was . past commander Of the Edwin
Libby post, @. A. X. and was elected de-
partment commander in 1884.
He wss q councilman two years, and was
mayor In 1855 and LEST. and was also city
physician. He received his education for
his profession 1t Bowdoin. He was =
member OF the UnivcrAaiist church OF
Rockland, and vas ever interested in all
charitable and humane enterprises. He
was public bensfactor in . way. There
were many destitute families whom be
trssted gratis, giving no: only his ser
vices, bat also paying for their medicine.
DR.. Williams Is survived by t~o
brothers : DR.. N. II. Williams, Of Jackson,
Mich; John ~. Williams, OF this village,
and one sister Mrs. J. T. Main, Of jack
son, Mich., who came here when her
brother began to fail and took . house
for the privilege Of ministering to his
every rant.
During his life OF -eventy-nve ysars, be
exempiifed stesdfast fidelity to Chris
tian faith and took an interest In all inn
portant questions Of the day and to the
last was . courteous gentleman. After
life filled With loving service and the
cheerful bearing OF many burdens be has
tered into his rest.
liz n C.
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nsneuber thAt when your kidneys are AZ
f,oera youf life IL In danger. n. Mayer,
Hsckeetsr n. r., says: "siy trouble sta ted
vish s ahArp shoosang pain over my back
Ukich ereu woFse uAtiy. fete slugEish and
Hred ~ kfansy ncsfUa was ifreg aiAr and in
frsnusus ! sGarted ~ using Foiey Kidney
Inn. Eaok 49, ssemed ~ put new lite and
sSreaeth is1n Ne, and nov am completely
snrSS - ieei bettsr ana stronger than for
poaso.s o. \. RAncmnn.
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WEST BROOKLYN.


Ciesves Clapp has his house up and
boarded.
r. c. Bridges has been ct Seaviile deer
hunting.
Harriet and Ruby Bridges are visiting
relatives at Nsskeag.
Maria Carter and son Roy, who have
been in Surry, are At home.
Henry Bridges and family, who spent
the summer At South Surry, are at home.
L. B. Bridges, who has . ish trap 1t
SeayiIle, came home Saturday for the
winter.
Frank and Chester Bridges, who have =
herring weir at Hog island, are 1t home
for the winter.
Mrs. l. B. Bridges and daughter Myrtle,
who have been guests OF Mrs. Harold
Powers At B-ooklin, came home Saturday.
dec. II. b.
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1ebnt,an.nm
Germs in
Her System
Every Woman Should
Read this Advice and the
Generous Offer that
Goes With 1t


The number OF diseases peculiar tn
women 10 such that we believe this space
would hardly contain mere mention Of
their names, and II 10 . fact that most Of
these diseases are Of catarrhal nature. A
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catsrrh in her system.
Some women think there Is NO help for
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mistaken idea. We are 30 surs OF this
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There Is only one way to overcome CO.
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You may use all the snuffs, douches or
like remedies for years without getting
more than temporary relief at beat. Ca
tarrh in general is diseased condition OF
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quentiy in discharges from mucous mem
branes. Local treatment should be as
sisted by internal treatment for the
general diseased condition, II . complets
cure is to be reached. That internal
treatment should BE- scientifically devised
and faithfully administered.
Rsxaii Mucu-Tons 10 scientifically pre-
pared from the prescription Of an eminen,
physician tho for thirty Year, made c.
tarrh his speciality. This rem edy il ad-
mirsbly sdapted TO the treatment OF the
catarrhal ailments OF women. II purines
and enriches the blood, tends to stop mu-
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strengthens the mucous rissues, and
brings about feeling Of health and
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We want you to try Rexall Tons
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

R. o. Chatto 10 III.
Mr.. Bastow returned home Friday.
Frank Candage spent Sunday hero.
Henry Hendrickson 10 working fo'
Rufus Chatto.
Dec. IL. CRUMng.
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Foley Kidney pills are tonic In action. quick
In resuits. and reesore the natural scsiou Of
the Kidneys and bladder They correct ir-
rcGuiastties. A. yAscaEn.
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OAK POINT.

Althes Murch is in Seal Harbor visiting.
Frank Murch is here with his brother
Fred
Chester Grindle is at home for the
winter.
A. ID. Grindle was IN town Friday and
Saturday on business.
Clifton DolIiver has . crew OF men in
the woods cutting wood.
Dec. II. A.
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fsme11pe.r Notice.

IAvIN0 coutractsd With the City q kIis-
worth 20 support and care TOR tnoee
may noed assistance dustne tne next
year aad are legal residents llsuursn.
forbid all persons trusting them on ~ =.
ronut. ~ tkere 10 plenty q room en1 s6eo-
houee n. J. Oaunnnx
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST FRANKLIN.

hiss Marcia Springer has gone to West
rsga to teach. "
mis Vivian Scammons, vho has been
tsssAing in Bucksport, 10 home for .
vnsnkioa.
Asarice Gould, OF Bucksport seminary,
il spending his vacation with his uncle, +.
II. Dinisdell.
Dr.. George Salisbury, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. J. H. Patten, has
redeemed TO Meredith, n. h.
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CPiere ais Detterpropbeten.
Der blamiertc 2anbfruidJ. Der &oh.
fGfer ais iosaler @citerprupbet.

9ie 8ropbe5eiungsgnbe Der Sbiere
fir gutes un6 idledtes @etter mar
biSber ba,ipti1dIid aus Der 8eobad.
tuns Der 2onOlcute b%efannt, Die oafiir
in ibren 8aiterregeln Elm reides Id.
tcriol ~aiiianmenbrodten. Die @iiien.
idaft, Oie burf] oos 9cnoue Grperi.
meut Die SeniibiIitai Der Ebiere fir
bnrunetriide @er6noerltueen nod.
peiit miro moide bieIer Mneobeu fir
biuf1llig erflaren, mdhreno lie anoe.
rem ipieoer ibre @erehtigung 3uge.
ltebt. Tod bat bis1er mir IN ben iel.
telteu SGlIen cine erafte ltnterludung
Der 8ropbetcnaobe gepiiier Ebiere
itatigefun0cn un6 audi Die befomte.
iten anoeiden fiir cincn @itternnas.
midlol, Die man in ser Sbiermeit
ou finoen meint, aebSren nod pief
mebr Dem 4cid bes @bersIaubens aIs
benz oes 8iiiens an.
Dab Die Shmolbe benin Seroma.
ben beS &eaens tiefer fFiegt, neil iid)
oann aii6 Die Gbiere. sic ibre Ntab.
rltng biloen, nobe. all ser Groe bolten,
flin9t ia redt p%louIibel. Dian Iauidi
oiif Dos 4rcben Der SGbne. nui SaS
beionoere 8iepen Der gperIinde. auI
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