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COUNTY NEWS.
sURRY.

SUKRY.
Mrs. JOY, who has been critically IN, ID
much improved.
Mrs. Everett Stone IL III.
Quincy Cummings is nj ct his home on
the neck road.
Miss Nellie Sinclair, OF Ellsworth, ia
visiting relatives here.
Addie Carpenter, who has besn en-
ployed in Ellsworth, Is home.
Milton Clark, who has been employed in
Mars Hill, is home.
Mr.. shorey is visiting friends in sar-
gentville.
The Baptist society has shingled the
parsonage.
Miss Lena sperry has returned from
Augusta.
Mrs. Mary Addie Grant is home to care
for her daughter, Mrs. Elva Stone.
Rev. j. ID. McGraw and wife have re-
turned to their home in West Pembroke.
Mrs. L. j. Allen is able to resume her
duties in the church and Sunday school.
1t has been rumored that . physician
Is TO locate here. 1t is hoped the rumor
may prove true.
Mrs. Mary Gott has returned to Surry to
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
d. Mckay.
Mrs. Agnes Clark, VINO - spending the
winter with her mother in South Su Try,
was home Sunday.
Ralph Collins and wife went to Ded ham
Saturday to see Mrs. Collins mother, Mrs.
Louise Moore.
Mrs. Maud Saunders and children, OF
Bar Harbor, are visiting her husbands
mother, Mrs. Almira Saunders.
Schools commenced Monday, Nov. Is,
with the following teachers: Village
grammar and primary, Mrs. K. L. Sawyer;
West Surry, Lue Seeds; Morgan's Bay.
Lena Sperry; Rich's Corner, Charles
Lake; East Snrry. Mile seeds; North
Surry, Ella Jarvis.
Nov. Is. ANON.
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William Colson, one OF Castine's most
respected citizens, died on Sunday at bis
home on Dyers lane. Mr.. Coison had not
been feeling well for some time, but kept
about his work until Thursday, when ne
was obliged to give up.
Mr.. Colson was sixty five years OF age.
He WAS born in Castine, and had spent
his entire life in his home town. Thirty
years of his early life were spent working
in the brick yards, which used to be run
ming at Hatch cove, after which he had
employment with j. W. Dresser in the line
factory for fifteen years, it then being
situated on Pleasant street. He WAS en-
ployed by z. H. Carpenter, Mr.. Dresser's
successor, up to the time of his illness
last Thursday.
Mr.. Colson was an esteemed citizen, q
loving husband and q kind father. and
will be greatly missed by his many
friends. He leaves . widow and three
children Mrs. Robert Conner and Levi
Coison, of Castine, and William, of Win
ter Harbor; also one brother George
Colson. The family have the sympathy OF
all in their bereavement.
The funeral took place at the home
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Douthet, OF
the Unitarian church, officiating.
Nov. IA. G.
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Advertisements,
COMMON SENSE
IN MEDICINE
The Wealthy Can Afford
Doctors and Nurses.
Many Gsed People 'cannot AffoIt
10 b Slck"
Proprietary Medicines Prove
Efficient and Economical.

Wealthy families do not feel Obliged
to consider the matter OF expense IN
case medical treatment is needed
They can afford to consult physicians
to get prescriptions and to have medi.
cines specially put up for them. Most
families, however.-and they are the
bone and sinew Of the country. inteli.
gent, prudent, economical men and
women.--have SO little to go and come
on that professional services are out
Of the question, except where they are
absolutely necessary. These families
tfese millions OF men and women OF
only ordinary means. regard /, IA
common sense In medicine to avail
themselves OF the leading proprietary
medicines, which are so renaarkablv
enectiye and so easily obtainabie.
The makers OF Hoods Sarsaparii,a
are justified In saying that for an tho
diseases and ailments for which This
great medicine Is recommended thon.
sands OF families have found ii entire,
~ SATISFACTORY. 1t IS unquestionably
the leading proprietary medicine for
impure blood, lack OF strength, that
tired feeling. loss Of appetite. and for
severer troubles, such as rheumatism.
eczema or salt rheum. catarrh. blood.
poisoning, bad sores. scrosula and
other diseases.
II has effected more cures than any
other medicine.
Harry d. Frink. Cioversvlile. ". Y.
says: Il had a large bunch on my
neck. which appeared to be scrofula.
l~have taken bottle OF Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and the bunch has entirely
disappeared"
Any preparation said to be .just as
good AZ Hoods Sarsapariila Is infer
Tor. costs less to make, and yields the
dealer q larger profit. Insist on hay.
ing Hoods and get II today In usual
liquid form or tablets called Sarsatabs.
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Frances Dyer is at home from
Greenfield, where she has been teaching.
The grammar and primary schools in
district closed last week for = recess OF
two weeks.
Miss Alice V. Bunker, OF Augusta. spent
few days recently with her parents,
Josiah g. Bunker and wife.
Messrs. Sprague and Lawrie have fin
ished the bungalow at Georges POND
built for Mrs. r. N. Woodruff and Mrs. j.
w. Blaisdell.
Mrs. w. P. Goodwin and Mrs. n. II.
Williams, OF West sullivan, were guests OF
Mrs. Esther Donnell one day last week.
Mrs. A. P. Havey, OF West Sullivan, and
Mrs. Abbie Taft, OF West Gouldsboro
were in town Thursday calling on friends
Mrs. NJ. A. Browne left Saturday ON heI
return to Washington, ID. c. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. w. Blaisdell, i much i'm
proved.
Announcements OF the marriage OF Misa
Gladys Erma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
l. C. Bragdon. to Percy Mayhem Hans
com, last Wednesday. have been received
Mrs. Hanscom 10 one of Franklin's at
tractive, enterprising young ladies, and
has been for some time assistant in the
postoffice, and clerk in the fancy goods
department at Bragdon d fernald's. She
is pleasing cornetist, and kindly grant,
many favors in that line. A host OF good
wishes Is extended the happy couple.
Nov. 13. b
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GREAT POND.

Fred Colson has his machinery here for
a mill TO be run by gasoline.
Harold Archer has returned from Bos-
ton, where he carried large deer.
A. H. Stevens has returned to his home
in Milo, taking one good deer with him.
Etheiyn Mclaughlin, Of Brewer, visited
her cousin, j. F. Haynes, recently.
DR.. Jones and Mr.. Sinner, Of Philadel-
phis, are in their new camp at Brandy
pond.
The Springfield party are making their
annual visit at Alligator, where they will
spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Shearer and Lewis Harding, OF Bos-
ton, came from Partridge brook Friday
with four deer. MIR. Curtis and wife are at
Camp Octagon; Mrs. Mary Williams cooks
for them. Maynard Lenton and Fred
Williams are their guides.
Nov. II. f.
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Miss Cynthia Perkins teach, was burned
recently, with books and all apparatus.
They will finish their school in the town
hall.
Misses Annie B. Conner and Annie L.
Dunbar are home from their schools in
Penobscot for two weeks.
Rev c. K. Carleton, OF East Corinth,
preached at Bethany chapel Sunday after
noon in exchange with Rev. {. W. Lowell.
Mrs. A. E. Cain, OF South pepobscot, and
Miss Josie Il. snow, OF Bluehill. were
guests last week OF q. Nj. Leach and wifei
Miss Chrystai Hutchins closed sue
cessful term of school in the Dunbar dis
trict Friday and has gone to her home in
North Penobscot. Miss Hutchins will re-
sumo her studies at the Castine normal
school at the beginning of the winter
term.
NSoY. Ii L.
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FOR 1 L9Ie DE

Those Interested, Please Read
Fresh air and exercise, with proper
1ood and sufficient amount Of sleenL
are the essentials.
Under such . regime Of living.
germs cannot develop. and many dir
sases arc prevented.
Should the system require . tonic,
take only such - you know their n
gredients-s such II vinol. which - .
delicious combination Of the health
giving properties Of the Gods livefs.
with AL the useless grease eliminated
and tonic iron added. happily blended
In . mild, medicinal wine.
For this reason vinol ID regarded
~ one Of the greatest body builders
and invigorators for aged people. It
inyigosstes and builds them up. and
keeps them up.
We sell vinol with the understand
ing that II 1t does not give satisfao-
ton the price wiz be returned.
g. A. PARcH1R,
Ellsworth, No.
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BAYsIpE.

Harry Trim has gone to Eden to spend .
week with his uncle, B. B. Jordan.
J. A. Moore and wife, of Ellswo rth,
spent Sunday here, guests OF w. N. Lord
and wife.
School closed in district No. last Fri
day, after term of ten weeks taught by
Miss Barbara Davis, OF Eddington.
Miss Vera Seeds closed ten weeks ten m
OF school at North Ellsworth last Friday,
and came to her home here for = vacation
VI two weeks before beginning the winter
term.
Whitcomb, Haynes q Co.'s Bayside mill
several weeks, leaves to-day with his
wife for their home In Seawall. Mr.
Dodge has been appointed assistant light
keeper at Seguin. he snd his wife are to
60 there in few days.
Nov. 10. X.
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ASHy1LLE.

Z. G. Small is having q grsin-shed built
by w. .. johnson, OF East Sullivan.
Mrs. Leighton, OF Unionvilie, il visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Hollis Leighton.
Miss Mae Patten, Of Sullivan, Is en-
ployed at G. G. Smail's.
James Convey, OF LAmoine, who has been
employed on the Schiefiiien cottage, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. George Noyes and infant son
George, OF Pressure Isle, were guests Of
Mrs. w. h. Hammond recently.
c. g. Small and wife are receiving con-
gratulstions on the birth OF daughter,
Nov. 5.
John Tracy and wife, of West Gouids-
boro, are visiting relatives and friends
here before leaving for Portland, where
they will spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Thomas smith.
Nov. ID. PHGBE.
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DOCTORS FAILED.
RESTORED 81 PERUNA
Catarrh Of the Lungs
Threatened Her Life

Mis- Ninette Porter, Braintree, Yer
mont, writes: " have been cured By
Peruna.
II had several hsmor1hages Of the
lungs. Tho doctors did not help me
much and would never have cured me.
II saw . testimonial in . Peruna
almanac Of . case similar to mine, and
I commenced using It.
II was not able to wait ON myself
when began using It. I gained very
slowly ct nrst, but I could $50 that II
Was helping me.
EATER had taken it : while I com.
menced to raise mp . stringy, sticky
substance from my lungs. This grew
les and less In quantity - I continued
the treatment.
~ grew moro fleshy than I had been
for : long tins' and now I call ny'sli
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Loss of Appetite or Distress After
Eating y Symptom That Should
mot BE Dlsregarded.

Loss Of Appetite or Distress After
Eating Symptom That Should
mot BE Disregarded.
Appetite II lust natural desire for food.
Loss Of appetite OF stomach distress after
eating indicate indigestion or dyspepsia
Over eating is habit very dangerous 10 .
PERSONS good general health.
It 10 not what you eat bat what you Oh
gest anu sssimilate that does you good.
Some Of the strongest, heaviest anu
healthiest persons ere moderate eaters.
There 10 nothing that will cause moro
trouble than . disordered stomach, anu
many people daily contract serious MAJ
adies simply through disrsgard or aouse
Of the stomach.
We urge ali in Ellsworth who sunet
lgnDxny stomach arrangement, indiees-
tl6n or dyspepsia, whether acute ot
chronic, TO try RsxAll Dyspepsia Iaoie'''
with the distinct understanding that ~o
viii refund THAR money, without quesl,o.
or formality, II, altar reasonable use OF IN,
medicine. thsy err not perfectly satisne..
with the results. We recommend the" "
our customsrs svsry day, and have yes :"
hear OF any one who has not been pene-
fited By them. We honestly believe tne~
to b without equal. They give 'e.s
prompt relief, aiding to neutraiize 'ns
gastric juices, strengthen the digestive o..
gans, to regulate the bowels, ana 'n.'
to promote perfect nutrition and ersu'
cate ali unhealthy symptoms.
W. urp. vor IN tpv = DC box OF Kexhis
Dyspepsia Tablets, which gives 10 o.y .
treatment. At the end Of that time -.
money will b returned to You II you
not satisfied. OF course, in chronic -
length Of treatment varies. FOE s1 III
cases, 70 have two larger sizes, winch -.
for 800. and 600. Remember, you
obtain Rsxall Remedies in TINS vi
munity only ct our store = the go
store. 3. g. MOORE, cor. OPP pos'o
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Capt. Jacob Mayo, ST., is in very pool
health.
Simeon Mayo went to Bangor last week
and purchased a fine new touring car.
Mrs. George Harmon has been visiting
her mother and sisters in Massachusetts.
Mrs. George r. Fuller and little son
David are spending few weeks IN ran
River, Mass.
Andrew Parker and wife have gone to
Rockland, where Mr.. Parker has employ
ment for the winter.
Mrs, Stock bridge, mother OF Mrs. Bert
Robinson, died Sunday, Nov. 3. The fun
eral was held the Tuesday following.
Pemetic lodge entertained about forty
brothers from Rockland Saturday evening.
The special degree work was followed by
q banquet and social hour.
Rev. Mr.. Walker, OF Somesvilie,
preached an excellent sermon on Sunday,
Nov, 5, at the Congregational church IN
exchange with Rev. c. w. Robinson.
Simeon Marshall has moved his family
into the house Of Mrs. Alice Hodgdon.
Mrs, Abbie Young has moved into the
rooms vacated by them Ut the Holmes cot
tAge.
Mrs, Jacob Mayo, jr, is spending week
or two with Der daughter, Mrs. Leon ing
gins. Capt. Mayo and son expect 10 De
through with sardine boating about
Thanksgiving.
Ezra G. Mason, of Bar Harbor, was in
Southwest Hart Dor few days last Week.
He has been engaged by Eben Clark to
drive the mail route from Bar Harbor to
Hall Quarry, beginning December l.
The Northeast Harbor football team
came on Saturday afternoon for return
game with the Southwest Harbor high
school. They were again badly beaten
"a toe. Most of the players and their
friends stayed for the social in Harmon
hall.
Nov. L. SPRAY.
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NORTH CAsTINE.

Mrs, Addie Bowden is ill of asthma.
Miss Lila Dunbar is home from E. c.
Bdwden's.
Mrs. Colby Gray and child, OF Castine,
are visiting at Frank E. Williams.
Harvey Webster and Virgil Wardwell
are engaged in scallop fishing.
David M. Dodge is home from Brewer,
where he has been doing carpenter work.
Edward West and Miss Nancy Irish
have returned from . visit in Boston and
vicinity.
Miss Lizzie Thompson, of New York, ID
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Joseph Bow
den.
Friends OF Capt. Ezra Conner are sorry
to know that be is i'll at his home in the
village.
The schoolhouse in Scion, where Miss
Lowena Leach, Miss Gladys Redman and
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embellishments
safe hints for Good Health.


Don't hurry your meals.
Don't eat when overtired. rest fev
moments before eating. It will pa
you
Don't borrow time for work tina
belongs 70 rest Of sleep.
Don't neglect the first symptoms o
Illness Or disordered digestion.
Don't allow the bowels to becom
constipated, but II You are so unfoS
tunate, don't delay taking one or W
teaspoonfuls Of IL F." Atwood J
Medicine or Bittsrs On retiring at nignt
They have . record Of sixty years ana
nsver fail 20 relieve constipation ant
biliousuess.
All dealers have them In large bottle
for thirty-nve csnts. 30 sure to get tM
at. r." kind. A generous sampa
mailed free On request by tho IL r.
Medicine Co, Portland Ne.
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her duties Saturday, and VIII soon 20 to
Islesford to do sowing.
Mrs.. LAWS Stanley, Of Bear Island, IL
visiting Mr.. c. n. Richardson.
Miss Hazel Bunker 10 III OF typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Leslie Rics has been III the past
week of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Ina Ober, Of Northeast Harbor,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her aunt,
Mrs. Hiram Stanley.
Mrs. Hatfield, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Edna Squirting, left for
Boston Thursday.
Nov. 10. ROONEY.
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WEST EDEN.

A. L. Richardson got . fine fox one day
last week.
8. L. Burns has been sinking . we'll, Z.
E. Sargent doing the work.
NJ. w. Lurvey, who was quartermaster
on the freight steamer Mohawk, is home
for the winter.
William Lurvey, steward of the schooner
Mamie Saunders, spent the week END
with his family.
Miss Eleanor b. Kittredge is with her
aunt, Mrs. d. w. Mckay. Mr.. Mckay 10
still confined to his room, although some
what better.
Miss Mildred E. Emery has closed her
school in Steuben, and will spend the win
ter with her grandfather, Nathan Higgins.
Her brother Charles 10 also employed
there. As& M
Nov. L. NJ
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Quick climate changes try strong consti-
tutions and cause, among other evils, nasal
catarrh. trou blesome and offensive disease.
Sneexing and summing, coughing and difhcnit
breathing, and the drip, drip Of the foul dis
charge into the throat-alI are ended by Ely's
Cream Balm. This honest remedy contains
NO cocaine, mercury, nor other harmful In
Rredient. The worst cases yield to treatment
by Ely Bros, IS Warren Street, New York.
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ncishbor. wife and mother has gone to
her rest, one who will be greatly missed.
Mrs. Margaret Murray died Thursday at
the age OF eighty-one years. Although
she had been an invalid for many years,
the end came very suddenly. Mrs, Murray
leaves several grandchildren. Her son,
William II. Tibbetts, died four years ago.
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NORTH DEER Isle.

r. B. Staples 10 homo for the winter.
Cspt. Dslmont Torrey arrived homs FRI
day.
Ms. q. L. Holden has arrived from Bos-
ton.
CAPT. Cyrus Brown and wife came from
Csmden Saturday, visiting Ars. Dianah
Hatch.
r. e. Hardy 10 having his store enlarged
and made into cottage. Harvey Joyce ID
master workman.
The second Congregational church 10
bsing shingled. CApe. Dudley Haskell
gave the shingles; Afs- l. 81. Frost gave
the nails, and tho nnDn gAve the labor.
The people are vsry gzatsfSi.
Now II As n
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NORTH BROOKLYN,

George Herrick il somewhat improved
n health.
Mrs. T. w. Sibley has returned home
from Medford, Mass.
H. d. Dow IL confined to the house with
. bad case Of pieurisy.
George Pervsar has rented the John g.
Wells place, and will move In soon.
Mrs. Georgia q. Hall died ct her homo
Oct. 50, aged sixty-three years. Shelleaves
. husband, ono brother and . son. A good
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NORTH LAMOINE.

A twelve-pound boy recently came to
the home OF Henry Linscott and wife.
Raymond McCarty, Of Ellsworth,
spent several days last week ct Walter
Young's.
4. X. Higgins has just completed fine
John Coolidge, one OF our summer resi-
dents. The road extends from the high
way TO the Coolidge homestead.
Nov. Is. Y.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. A. E. Wooster has gone to Wal
than, Mass., for the winter.
Mrs. 8. H. Mitchell 10 keeping house for
Mrs. g. D. Colwsii. who Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. McCrellis, at Norway.
Adelbert Merchant, wife and son and
Jesse Abbott, wife and daughter, of East
brook, were recent guests ct Hiram Mer-
chants.
Mrs. J. r. Moran. OF 6kelton, WASH, il
visiting her brother, A. 8. Wooster. Mrs.
Moran expects to spend the winter with
relatives in franklin and Cherryneld.
C. r. Dadmun and wife, who have spen
Somerville, Mass., Friday, 70 visit their
daughter, Mrs. c. r. Bunker, after which
they expect to 60 South for the winter.
Nov. Is. W.
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NORTH sEDGwIcK.

Mrs. Ella Lord left Monday for Fitch
burg. Mass. to reside with her daughter,
Mrs. Ton Forbs.
Mrs. Cora Allen has gone to Parma,
Idaho, where she will Join her husband for
the winter. The party at the hall given to
Mrs. Alien Saturday evening was much en-
joysd by all. She will be missed al the
grange, and all are sorry to have her go.
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NORTH BLUEHILL.

Carroll Dunbar is in Boston for few
day on business.
G. II. tranks, chief OF police Of Lexing-
ton, Mass., spent Last week. ct II. q. Dun
bars.
Mrs. Nellie Bowden and baby, of Brewer,
arc visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clara Grindle.
Mrs. N. r. Thompson has been visiting
relatives here after an absence OF some
time. She left last week for Ellsworth,
where she will be employed st the Ham
cock house.
Nov II ID.
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CASTINE.
.A,,ov. ID.

Mrs. Wilson and daughter, OF Orono,
are guests Of Mrs. Charles Devereux.
WA. Kicker and wife returned home
Saturday from weeks vacation in New
York ana Boston.
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CRANBERRY IsLm.

e. J. Stanley arrived with . load OF
apples Wednesday.
william Duran returned home from his
hunting trip with fine deer.
Leander Bunker 10 away on . cunning
trip.
william Black made Z business trip to
Bangor Wednesday, returning Friday.
Mrs.. Ida Stanley, who has boon em-
ployed ct M1. Nettie 6tanley's, nnished
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BLUEHILL.

Miss Rena johnson IL in Bangor for two
weeks.
G. 8. Snowman il ON . trip to Boston
and vicinity.
Capt. William Peters waa In New York
last week ON business.
Dr.. e. c. Barrett and wiis are in Boston
for . stay OF three weeks.
Kane 4 Abram will hold an assembly
Saturday evening, in the town hall.
Carl Gray il ct hone, after making .
trip to New York ON Ralph 6lAven's yacht.
The Brooklin high eleven will play the
academy eleven q Dodge held Nov. Is. ct
40.
Edward Williams has opsned . boot and
shoe repairing shop ct tbs stand next to
the Exchange building.
The Baptist Sunday school gsve . tenn
pernnce concert in the Baptist church
Sunday. The parts were we'll taken.
Nov. IL. 81.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Martha Gray visited friends in
Camden last week.
Miss Mildred Eaton, Of Biushill, 10 visit
ing at Z. W. 6mith's.
Miss Jennie Cole and David Cole spent
the weekend in Rockland.
T. C. Stanley went to Boston Thursday
to attend the BrookIin reunion.
Miss vernic Carter and DIR. varney, OF
Old Town, sre the guests OF Mrs. Albert
Hill.
Ernest Doweii and wife, OF Washington,
ID. c., are receiving congratulations on the
birth of son. Mrs. Doweli was formerly
Miss Mildred Smith.
Edward Morgan and wife, OF Warren.
Ariz., are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of son. Mrs. Morgan was formerly
Miss Bernice Mayo.
Friends OF William Z. Morris, of New
York and Haven, are pleased to learn that
he has been elected by large majority in
New York a. municipal judge.
Byron Mayo and wife, Byron Carter,
Benjamin Mayo and Lehman Mayo, OF
Southwest Harbor, were here last week to
attend the funeral OF Isaac Mayo.
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OAK POINT.

Aubrey Alley, Of Bsal Harbor, called on
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Maria Haynes n In Hancock help
ing care for her father, who il very low.
Charles Sargent and wife have moved
their furniture hero and viii make their
hone here.
Msurice Marshail, wife and two chill
dren, of Seal Harbof, have returned to
their home. aftsr spsnding week at Fred
Murch's.
Nov. u. n. /.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

School has closed for Q vacation Of one
week.
Miss Grace Woodworth il visiting friends
in Sullivan.
Harry Goodwin and wife are keeping
wedns.dsv = ,. ne scnoo.nSoso R.ids g
evenings - heretofore.
Arthur Robertson and wife celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary Of theiK wedding
Friday evening, Nov. 10. A large gather
ing OF friends was present and . good
time was enjoyed. Many useful presents
were left.
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