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New Postohice Appointees,

Postmaster A. l.. Thomas has appointed
Robert Cooper substitute clerk and
Oliver a. Palmer srbatitnte carrier al tic
salt Lake postoffice.
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Ogden and return. 81. Leave via
d. & R, G.. February II. Trains leave
Salt Lake 1925 a. III. and special for the
boxing contest mt p, m Returning
leave Ogden thirty minutes after close
OF contest.
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Ogden and return, 81. Leavc via
d. & II, q. February II. Trains leave
Salt Lake 10;25 a M. aud special for
the boxing contest AT p. m Return
ing. leave Ogden thirty minutes after
close of contest
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BY Coseetf'
Wednesday, February

Waste not thy substanSS
Let temperance thy WIS.,
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with her mother, Mrs. Cora Roll, returned
to her home ct West Gouidsboro Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Eimira Fuller has moved from
East Boston to this town, and will make
her home with her brother, Capt. H. E.
Tracy.
9. Everett Cook. principal OF the high
school, spent the Thanksgiving vacation
with relatives and friends in Oxford
county.
Mrs. Carrie Hammond and Mrs. Lucy
Hammond were in Bangor last week 70
call upon j. Calvin Hammond, who il i'll
at the East Maine general hospital
Frank Turner, II. H. Hanson and Hollis
r. Joy, who have been ON q two weeks
hunting trip in the vicinity OF Lincoln,
returned Saturday, each with two deer.
The high school orchestra, organized
last year, is now holding weekly re-
hearsais. The members Of the orchestra
and instruments are: Clyde Morrison,
Miss Rilla Staples, Foster Harrington,
vioiins; II. f.. Grover, clarinet; Bert
Rand, alto; Clarence Coleweil, cornet;
Alice Roberts, piano; Merton Wescott,
baritone; Herman Morrison, drums.
Nov Is e.
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viii leave Bangor ~ . m: Ellsworth ali . IN
for Bar HArbos. Resusuing leave Bar Harbos
IN N; Ellsworth - p M for Bangor.
Trains leaving Ellsworth At 7.is . m asd { n
p m connect With wAshington Co ny,
sSscps on signal 70 conductor.
stops only to leave paase psers from pslnts
on Washington County Railroad.
These trains connect u bangor with through
trAtns ON Main Line, 70 and from Portland,
Bosson and 81 John.
PnAeengers ars earnestly requessly - pro-
cure tickets before entering the srains, and
especially Eiisworsh 70 Falls and Pnais 10
kllswogth-
p. y. BOOTHBY,
General Passenger Agent.
NORRIS MCDONALD.
Vice President 3 General AAsAger.
Portland. Ne.
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SUTTON.

vinca Bunker is visiting Helen Uimer
for few days
Two hslf-hlown rose buds were picked
on the William Burnham place this week.
The recent rains were welcome in this
section, as many wells were dry and ponds
low.
Capt. Wilbert Rice went to Boston last
week to spend Thanksgiving with his son
Gilbert.
Philip Bunker returned Wednesday
from vacation spent At Sullivan and
Hancock
Edgar Black has gone to Islesford to
finish some work he left wi hen he went to
Portland with his mother.
Schooner Hattie Loring left here las,
Monday for Portland. She will make one
more trip before Christmas.
Messrs. Trim and Stanley have put their
| boat Hespernola in Northeast Harbor
Later they will haul her up and 20 away
for the winter.
Mrs. Charles P. Black, who went to the
Maine general hospital 1t Portland SONS
weeks ago, is doing nicely, and hopes 70 b.
at home next week.
Nov. Is. Tor.
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

Miss Cora Carter has found employment
at Scdgwick for the winter.
Miss Annie Pert, OF sedgwick, Is Waiting
her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Pert.
Miss Nettie Pervear, who has been work
ing for r. p. Allen, is home for few days
Mrs. Beuiah Alien, with three children,
is visiting Mr.. Aliens sister, Mrs. Clara
Cole, at North Brooklin.
Several young people met at Mrs. Har-
vey Torrey's Tuesday evening at house,
warming. All had . pleasant evening.
Roy p. Allen, with Fred Cole, OF North
Brooklin, went to Boston Friday. Mr..
Allen 10 to have his eyes tested by 4
specialist.
Roy Moody, Of Biuehiil, who has been
teaching at North Brooklin, closed his
school Friday, and has been spending .
few days with his grandmother, Mrs.
Abbott.
Miss Rachel Cole, Of Brooklin, who
closed her school on the Ridge Friday,
and Miss Lila Mcintyre, OF Bluehill, who
taught here, have gone to their homes for
two weeks vacation.
Nov T. Rae
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SUNSET.

Mrs. H. Knowlton 10 quite ILL.,
George Davis caught seven minks last
week.
Ars. g. Y. Small ia in Portland for an
operation on her eyes.
Mrs. Rose Davis 10 suffering with
erysipelas in the knee.
". II. and Fred Small have gone to
6s1gwick on business.
Up. johnson and wife are home from .
visit to Bangor and Brewer.
Miss Florence Saunders has had .
paralytic shock, and 10 very Ill.
he school closed last Friday. 1t has
seea taught by Miss Myrtle Stinson.
Alphonxo Stinson had q severe attack Of
heart trouble last week, but is better.
Mrs. Clara Pierce is very ill Of
pneamonia. She has trained nurse.
T. Powers is closing up his business
preparing to 60 West to visit relatives.
Mrs. Anna Snider, an aged lady, is very
ill. She has trained nurse to care for
her
Miss Laura Stinson, who has been
teaching the MountainvilIe school, is
hone.
Anael Stanley and wife and John Y.
kobbins, Of South Deer Isle, visited their
ssster and family Friday.
Nov. n. SADIE.
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BucKspoRT CENTER.

Capt. Stephen H. Arey died at his home
here last Friday forenoon, at the age OF
eighty years. Mr.. Arey had been in his
usual good health until few days before
his death. Besides his wife, be leaves one
brother-Capt. Howard Arey; four daugh-
ters-Mrs. Lizzie Grant, Of Monroe, Mrs.
Evelyn Arey, OF Bucksport; Mrs. Lemusi
smith, Of East Orrington, Mrs. Leonard
Pratt, Of Bucksport, and two sons-Percy
l. Arey, OF Bucksport, and William Arey,
of Portland.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

o. c. Havey, Of franklin, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Inex Sweet is guest q the home
Of Albion Webb.
Miss Adah Farnsworth ID st home from
Portland for the holidays.
Miss Lena Hooper has returned from
Franklin, after visit with friends.
Miss Hilda Hodgkins, Of Boston, is yis-
ting her father It the Granite hotel
Mrs. h. F. Gerrish andl Mrs. Carl Reed
spent few days in Bangor last week.
Mrs. Roscoe Springer and daughter
Marjorie were visitors in Bar Harbor Sat
urday.
Miss Edith Joy, Of Ellsworth. was .
guest at the home OF B. X. Joy Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Bragdon has returned to franklin
having finished her duties ~ housekeeper
for George II. Tracy.
Mrs. Herbert Young and infant SOP, OF
Hancock, were guests OF Mrs. A. p.
Havey Thanksgiving.
Francis Pettingill, . student at Bucks
port seminary, was at home for the
Thanksgiving recess.
Miss Fiorice Clark has returned to
Gouldsboro to resume her duties -
teacher OF the primary school.
Mrs. v. B. Gordon Is visiting her son,
District Superintendent of-Schoois A. w.
Gordon, at West 0ouidsboro.
The dance which was to have taken
place at x. OF r. hall Thursday evening
was postponed To Friday evening. A
prize waltz excited much interest. The
winners were Miss Beatrice Gordon and
Leon Thomas.
s. NJ. Farrell died Saturday morning
at his home, after an extended illness OF
heart trouble. Services will be held at
the home at $50 Tuesday. Mr.. Farrell
leaves . widow, three daughters - Mrs.
NJ. A. Candage, OF stonington; Mrs. A. N.
varnum, Of Brooksville. and Mrs. A. Mer-
chant, Of East Sullivan, and . son - Rev.
R. w Farrell, OF Somerviile. Mass.
Nov. q. vox PoPuLI.
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through the summer 1t Northeast Harbor,
10 home.
Arthur Lounder and wife, OF Hancock,
spent . few days last week with Pearl
6tratton and wife.
Shirley Aodgkins, who has been EN-
ployed with an Ailagask surveying party
since last August, 10 home.
8. H. Remick. wife and daughter Ruth
spent Thanksgiving in Trenton with Mr.
Remick's niece. Mrs. Frank Dunbar.
Miss Audrey Hodgkins went TO Ellis
worth last Saturday to keep house for her
sister, Mrs. Edgar Strout, who was called
to Bar Harbor by the illneas Of her hus-
band. Mr.. Strout died Saturday.
Nov. .. ARE.
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RAE.
WEST BROOKLYN.

Sterling Carter and wife were in Bangor
Saturday.
Aoulton Cooper ard wife spent . few
days in Rockland recently.
Ruth Gray, OF Naskeag, is the guest OF
Esther Grant for few days.
Benjamin Fogg has his new house
plastered, and ready for the finish.
Mrs. Sophronia johnson, OF Deer Isle, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. d. Carter.
D. A. Bridges and wife are spending a
few days u Brookiin visiting relatives.
Maud Wiley and Celestia Seavey went
to Rockland Monday, returning Tuesday.
Jesse Eaton and wife, OF Oceanville, are
visiting Mr.. Eaton's mother, Mrs. Martha
Eaton.
Cleaves Ciapp has purchased . piece OF
land OF Maria Carter, ana will build .
house on It.
Mrs. Omar Eaton and daughter, Of
South Bluehiii, who have been visiting
relatives here, have returned home.
Nov. Is. B.
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WINTER HARBoR.

Guy Farrar was in town Thursday.
Mrs Emma Upham has gone to New
York for the winter.
Mrs. Mary Drawn, Of Bangor, 10 visit
Ing her parents, J. b. Weber and wife.
Gilbert Gerrish and wife were at Pros
psat Harbor Sunday, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Alma Bickford and son Maynard
returned Saturday from visit to relatives
~ Bar Harbor.
At rifle match held 1t Sargent's point
Thanksgiving, Joseph N. Gerrish and G.
=. Grover carried on the turkeys.
naiiott sperry and wife, OF South
0ouldsboFo, were in town Thursday,
gussts Of Milton B. Jordan and wife.
lfiss Vera Rolf, who has spent . week
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Capt. Rufus H. Allen, . former resident
of this place, died 1t the home OF his
granddaughter, Mrs. Waiter II. Milliken,
at Maiden, Mass, Sunday, Nov. 70, after
an illness OF four months OF q stomach
trouble.
Capt. Allen, who was In his eighty
fourth year, Was . native OF this place, and
received his early education here In the
public schools. At eighteen years he
shipped before the mast, and at twenty
three was in command OF the brig Kos-
suth. During the following forty years
he commanded and WAS part owner in nine
large vessels, being engaged principally in
the West Indian and South American
trade.
| During the Civil war he sailed the Union
transport Condor, and in Sept, 1854, be
rescued forty-two EnRlishmen from the
| sinking steamer Queen Victoria, then .
freighter, but which, when new, brought
Prince Albert Edward across when he vis-
tied this continent. For this be was pre-
scented with solid silver coffee service.
After being snipwrecked in the River La
Plata, South America, he retired from the
sea. his wife died about ten years ago,
after which be sold his property here and
for eight years had made his home with
his granddaughter, Mrs. Waiter H. Mill
ken, Of % Clapp street, Maiden.
After services At the residencs, the re-
mains were brought here for burial, &C
compsnied by his son, Capt. John n.
Allen, and Mr.. and Mrs. Milliken. The
funeral party was Joined here BY relatives
and friends Of tho family. The burial was
in the Allen lot. There was . carriage
load OF flowers mute testimonials OF
wide family circle and friends.
Capt. Allen 10 survived by two sons
Capt. Fred, Of Everett. Mass, and John
NJ, OF Boston, and his granddaughter
Mrs. Miliiken: also one brother -
Estwick Allen, OF Boston, and one sister
Miss Dorcas Alien, OF this village.
Nov d a.
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uOTrs ISLAND.

Mrs. Hambiin, OF Southwest Harbor, ID
employed At Mrs. Holsey N. Moore's.
Mrs. Maggie Trask has sold one of her
cows to Eugene Stanley, Of Mckinley.
1t is reported that Amos Staples will
coon purchase the power boat Of Walter
Joyce, Of Atlantic. This will odd anothes
to the Colts Island fieet Of motor boats.
Nov. %. CHrrs.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

George c. Hardy and wife have been 81
Sunset the past week, visiting Mrs.
Hardy's mother.
The Willing Workers will meet ut Mrs.
z. w. Hardy's Thursday afternoon, to
work for the church.
Mrs. r. b. Staples and Miss Mildred
have returned from Rockport, when they
have been for the past two weeks.
Frank e. Hardy, jr., and Miss Carrie
Haskell were married Saturday evening,
Nov. 10, by Rev. H. w. Collins. They
have the best wishes Of their many
friends.
Nov. q. H,
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COUNTY NEWS.



Mrs. Josephine Blance left this morning
for Conway, n. H., for the winter.
Capt. George W. Allen and wife went to
West Gouldsbore to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Wakefield and son Waldo
spent Thanksgiving At DR.. Ralph Wake
fields in Bar Harbor.
&C. Hutchings and wife we're Thanks
giving guests Of their father. Capt. Ira
Foss, OF Winter Harbor.
The village schools begin this morning,
with the same teachers = Mr.. Arnold in
the grammar, and Miss Peabody in the
primary department.
w. +. Bruce and wife opened their
hospitable home TO . large party on
Thanksgiving day. The festivities, which
began with the bounteous dinner, lasted
into the night In the evening the party
OF sixteen was sweiied by the young
people, who arrived in time for the even
ing spread, and who made merry with
music and games. No one who has ever
enjoyed the gracious hospitality Of the
Bruces can doubt the real enjoyment
which made the day happy occasion.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHrLL.

Pasker Fuller, OF Rockiand, is the guest
Of o.. Edgar Stevens.
assrge W. Young, OF Hancock, was in
tswn List week on business.
Miss Lena Hinckley is spending . few
weeks in Boston and vicinity.
Sherih-eiect John e. Webster has re-
TUNED from a visit to Massachusetts,.
=. =. Chase, jr., U. Of NJ, Is, spent
TAaaksgiving with his parents. Judge
n. y. uhase and wife.
Frank r. Greene and wife spent few
Gays last week in Bangor, the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. Prince.
Mis- halle F. Gelbsrt left for her home
in New Jersey last Wednesday, after
spending the summer in town
Mias Gertrude Townsend. of oxbury,
AAss., is spending few weeks with her
parents, A. f. Townsend and wife
Miss Nellie NJ. Douglass, instructor in
the usstine grammar school, is spending
her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Nina
Do~e1ass.
Rev. Ralph Barker and wife, Of Calais,
are in town. Mr.. Barker began his duties
A. pastor OF the Congregational church
New. -.
nenry Dodge, who is employed in New
Hampshire surveying, spent a few days
last week with his parents, George A.
Dodge and wife.
Ira G. Slower and son Raymond, who
have been in the northern part Of the
stsse hunting. brought home their full
amount Of deer, two each.
The Misses Owen, of Philadelphia, have
left for their home after spending the sum-
msr here. Next season they will occupy
their cottage now being erected on the
eastern side of the bay.
The following pupils OF the primary
school were perfect in attendance during
the term: Lizzie l. Hooper, Harry w.
Smith, H. Maurice Phillips, John X.
Cough, Archibald A. Grindle, Arthur H.
Snow, Everett A. Marks, Seth l.. Consry,
Sidney H. Kane.
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TAs preesssts~ n iss prtess Il rssvSas
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TIE AMERICAN.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-25
Thanksgiving
Service.

The union service held in the
Baptist church yesterday morn
ing was presided over by the
Rev. A. w. Rice pastor of the
Methodist church and the sermon
was preached by Rev. DR.. Beav-
is pastor of the Presbyterian
church. The sermon throughout
was optimistic aud in entire &C
cord with the spirit of Thanks
giving day. The doctor struck a
high note of praise and gratitude
which was maintained to the end
of the discourse. The early pio-
neers of the various denomina-
tions were beautifully remem-
bered for the work they had
done in laying the foundations of
the Christian church in Coloredo.
The public school system was
also highly eulogized and the
doctor believed that Colorado
could boast of as many Christian
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teachers per capita of population
as any state in the union. The
higher institutions of learning
were also mentioned as reasons
for thankfulness. The spirit of
splendid unity and harmony ex-
isting in the churches, so that
the various branches of the
church like one mighty army
were fighting togo ther in perfect
unison against the the common
foes of humanity was also cause
for gratitude. The sermon
all through was forcefully elo-
quent, well adapted and highly
enjoyed by an appreciative audi
ence. The music was rendered
by the union choir under the
leadership of Carl Schultz. and
was excellent. ....a .1s
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The Prayer Of a Horse.

By direction of Acting. Police
Commissioner Bugher there was
posted yesterday in every stable
where police horses are kept a
card bearing a copy of The
Prayer of the Horse" This is
it:
To Thee, my Master. offer
!; my Prayer:
/ Feed me, water and care for
me, and when the days work is
done, provide me with shelter, a
clean dry bed, a stall wide
enough for me to lie down in
comfort. Talk to me. Your
voice often means as much to me
as the reins. Pet me sometimes,
that | may serve you the more
gladly and learn to love you.
Do not jerk the reins and do
not whip me when going up hill.
Never strike, beat or kick me
when | do lot understand what
i you mean, but give me a chance
to understand you. Watch me,
landH L fail to do your bidding,
a seefif -something is not wrong
: with my harness or feet.
Examine my teeth when l do
not eat. l may have an ulcer
ated tooth, and that, you know
is very painful. Do not tie my
head in an unnatural position or
take away my best defence
e against flies and mosquitoes by
: cutting off my tail.
e And finally, oh my master,
e when my useful strength is gone,
n do not turn me out to starye or
: freeze, or sell me to some cruel
n owner to be slowly tortured and
t starved to death; but do thou,
: nv master, take my life in the
: kindest way, and your God will
a reward you here and hereafter.
e You must not consider me ir-
/ reyerent if l ask this in the name
: of Him who was born in a stable.
: The acting commissioner found
: the prayer in Pittsburg recently
and it struck him so forcibly
{ that he arranged to have it re-
produced for the police depart
) ment. He thinks it will serve tc
J obtain better treatment of the
j horses by men who sometimes
lose thir temper.