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FRANKLIN ROAD.

F. 8. Graves was home from Bangor over
Sunday.
Daniel Mckay is at Marlboro doing
grading work.
Calvin Hutchins and Mrs. J. W. Mckay
were in Ellsworth last Wednesday.
F.A. Sabans has returned to Ellsworth
to do carpenter work for Mr.. Moore.
Miss Tillie Martin, OF Bar Harbor, is the
guest of her mot her, Mrs. Matilda Martin.
Lawrence Morse IL away on his vacation.
Frank Crabtree il acting - station agent in
his absence.
Miss Matte Grindle will return for
the fall term of school, which commences
Sept. 4. She will board with Miss Adelia
g. Clark.
Mrs. Eben c. Clark, Of Newtonville,
Mass, accompanied by her granddaughter,
Miss Marion c. Clark, OF Nantucket, Mass,
il visiting her sister, Miss Adelia Clark.
Aug. q. n.
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BIRCH HARBoR.

e. A. Pettee and family, OF sssl Har-
Dor, are here for few days.
Mrs.. Della Miller, Of Dorchester, Mas,
is visiting her mother, Mr.. Phsbs Tenn
pie.
An enjoyable reunion Of the Nice family
was held on the old homsstsed iarn last
Thursday. The day was all that could b
desired, and those who made tbs effort to
be present we're we'll paid for the trouble.
The tables were spread under tent, and
. picnic dinner such - New England
cooks know 30 we'll how to prepare was
enjoyed. About forty sat down to this
bountiful meal. Mn. Esther Winssow
was the guest OF honor, representing the
other branch Of the family. A short busi-
ness meeting followed, after which ths
older members became reminiscent, tell
ing many jokes and incidents OF the past
until the years seem to roll back aud their
faces took on the glow Of. youth. Many
friends Of the family came In the after
noon and joined in the singing and games,
remaining until time warned them that
the good hyes must be spoken. Those
from out OF town were Rev. ". H. Rice
and daughter, Miss Edith, Of Lamoine;
Mrs. E. F. Young, OF North kAmoine,
and daughter Annie, Of Boston.
Aug. Is. Z.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Mrs. A. A. Richardson has gone to Isles
ford.
: E. F. Young is erecting q new hennery
on his premises.
ROBBIE Norwood and family, OF South
west Harbor, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Gertrude Brsgdon, Of Houlton, has
been visiting relatives and friends here
the past week.
Mrs. Alfred Frye aud family, Of Leices-
ter, Mass, is visiting her parents, d. Y.
Mcfarland and wife.
Mrs. f. F. Young and daughter Anna
went to Birch Harbor last week to attend
the reunion Of the Rice family.
Miss Margaret Young, who is employed
in Ellsworth, is enjoying q weeks vaca-
ton with her parents, Walter Young and
wife.
Aug. q. Y,
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WEST FREMONT. ~
Herbert Rssd y Apms nom Tie hcqteal
much Improved In hsoltA.
Frank Rissiy, with his Sisters Mary and
0ussis, boa-dsd last week ct o. 2. Lants.
Otis Ingalls, took Mrs. n. 4. Rssd and
girls to their home on Duck Island Fri
day.
Edwin Rumill, Of Newton, Mass, spent
part OF last week with his parents, L. W.
Rumill and wifs.
Miss Weeks and Miss Beal, Of Boston,
who spent the week ct Mrs. A. A. Lopaus'
returned homo Saturday.
Capt. Charles r. Lunt, who spent last
week with his family, has returned TO his
vessel, the J. n. Harlow, in Stockton
Springs, whore she u loading.
The concert ct the hall Wednesday In
charge OF Mrs.. Henry Thurston, was well
attended. A spscial feature was the part
by L. w. Rumill, .sThs Last Chord"
Proceeds, tl2, for the pastor.
Aug. q. THRLMA.
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WINTER AARBOR.

etsphsn Frothinghan, proprissoR Of tbs
Hotel Hanover, died saddenly Thursday,
Aug. n. Mr.. Frothogham wss born In
Portland, June 10, ts66. kac leaves .
widow and three soos -Donebd, Parker
and Thomas. In early lie be WIS In bush
Dess in tho West and hter at AA native
city and NosYidgewock where BE- kvcd I'M
til taking upshe hotel business - Cherry
Aeld and thcD st Milbringe, from which
ps.es be came to Winter Hafbor IN 1901.
He was 70 man sf broad intellect end Of .
reserved NATURE bearing his own burdens
bnveiy and unselfishly, thinking arst al
wsys OF the welfare OF those near sod dear
to him. man loved and respectsd and
who leaves may friend. FunsAl SER
vicss were held ct the hosse Friday after
noon, the remains being taken ~ Port
land for intermeat.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

Martin Lurveyr Of Dracat CENTER Aass.,
10 visiting relatives here.
Mn. william Ranney, Of CsIssado
springs, 10 ct hag cid home here, IL gnsst
OF bar brother, ossrxs Street.
Mia Flora e. Strout, Of Maryland, .
noted Temperance adrocase, will sDssk u
the MstAodise church Friday evening,
Sept. l. Thsrs viii b spscial music.
Rsvs. C. r. Dole oocupisd the pdipit II
the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing ioc the closang sermon Of the summer
schedule. LArGs- and sppreciativs audi
ences have listened to the exoeAspt dis
courses given BY visiting clergyman.
Aug. a. aR1AY.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Saving at the mill viii be finished In
about two wssks.
Mrs. Agnes and Eva Butler, Of Sullivan
side, are Waiting relatives here.
Tho G. A. n. picnic win be held Ut HAr-
dison's grove, Labor day, sspt. 4
for twenty car loads oS bridge stone fol-
the railroad.
Mrs. Sarah J. Bragdon, ef Month Frank
lin, visited her dsught9, Mn. Norman
Smith, last week.
Capt. Orlando W. Foss, Of Hancock snd
his sister, Mn. Helen Morgan, OF Bsfhlo
N. Y, attended the Clark ranion nars-
day.
Aug. q. CEE'n
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

es~A~e -
John Tracy, viii and daushtsf June
visited In Franklin Sunday.
Mrs.. Cosa Panl,of Rockland, h ths guest
OF her sister, Mr.. win R. Havsy.
Miss Nina e. Robertson has returned
from Bax Harbor, where she hos bssn en-
ployed.
Harry Gilman Jordan spent few days
here recently, on his way to his homo In
Waltham.
o. q. Newman and A. }. Murray left last
week for North Jay, where they have en-
ployment.
Mrs. Charles Butler, with son Carroll,
and Mrs. John Butler have been visiting
at franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, with little daugh-
ter, were Weekend guests Of Ralph STAN
ley and wife.
Arno Wooster, wife, Miss Beulah and
Master Russell vent to Eastbrook Friday,
for few days outing.
Mrs. Herbert Jellison has returned to
Boston, after . few wseks' visit with
relatives and friends here.
Miss Lillian Billings and young brother,
who have been visiting ct Afno Wooster's
have returned to their home in franklin.
Horace Newingham and wife, Of Green
Vile, and Bert Fineld and wife, OF vinal-
haven, were recent guests Of n. H. VIII
iiams and wife.
Au0 % ~.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Miss Nellie Sargent, of Boston, is guest
Of Mrs. Mary r. Butlef.
Miss Gladys Miles, OF Augusta, visited
her uncle, Frank Miles, few days last
week.
Mrs. Sherman Mcfarland and two chill
dren, made Q short visit to friends in Ban
Sor recently.
Miss Alice Butler, with friends from
Lexington, Mass., is spending few days
1t tho Butler home.
y.R. Smith, wife and baby Frances, OF
Northeast Harbor, were recent guests OF
W.K. Springer and wife.
Harris Taylor and wife, w. K. Springer
and wife, Miss Marie White and Tobie
Bril- spent the greater part Of last week ct
Molasses pond.
George E. Norris, whose death occurred
last week in the Bangor hospital, where
he was receiving treatment, was former
resident here, but since the death OF his
wife. about twelve years ago, he had made
his home with his son in Bangor. He was
= rood neighbor, . kind and indulgent
husband and father. Helesves three chu-
dren-John NJ, Of Bangor; Chester, o.
Ellsworth, and Miss Anna, OF Portland
also one sister-Mrs. e. II. Butterheld, o.
Hancock, and one brother : G. n. Norris
of Bar Harbor. They have tho deepes
aympathy Of all. Funeral services weE'
held Sunday, Aug. 20, At the home OF M
.sistsr. A delegation from LyRonia iodge
r. and A. NJ, OF Ellsworth, OF which b
: u,amber. attended. Rev. p. A. A
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0orrs ISLAND.

. k34A0Os
NJ. v. Babbidse is having severe attack
Of sciatica.
Mrs. Frank Babbidge and AfAstsr Ray
mond are visiting at Bar Harbor.
Charles II. WEIGH had crew repairing
his PIER at Buckle island WsdnsaAAy.
Charles H WEIGH, who has spsnt hia
vacation in this vicinity, viii leave this
morning for his homs in Boston.
Prof. Irville Davidson and family, who
hare spent their vacation at ~Abendfuhs"
were called homo 10 New York By ths ILL.,
ness OF Mr.. Davidson's grandfather.
Capt. George b. kirkpatrick, Of 81. Paul,
Mimi, left for Bangor Friday in the
launch Ella II, accompanied BY N. A.
Kenney and wife, Of Bangor, and Misa
Hazel Ksnnsy.
Rev. Fred v. Stanley, Of Kingston, N,
H., . fofmsr pastor here, was hsrs Aug
20, and preached an interesting sermon
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WREA.

Harry Morrison and wife arr pecsivine
congratulations, on tho birth Of = daugh-
ter.
Miss Flora Ssrout, Of Maryland, viii
speak on tempaeance at Union church to-
night.
Miss Eunics Francis has employment IN
thu home Of Mrs. Harrington. at Winner
HAxbor.
Gene Norton, who = employed on enc
OF the boats ct Bar Harbor, spent the
wsek END with his father, John Norton.
Aug, q. &
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A gang Of SNEAK thieves eperstsd in
Bar Harbor last TAnssday while msst Of
the people were at tbs horss show, and
got away with considerable piander.
Mn. Il. G. Hobssa, OF New York, lost
about 5000 worth Of iewalEy frsm her
cottage. The cottage occupied by Archer
Harmon, OF Warrington, was raasacked
and gold watch and gain cash taken,
Other thefts are Humored. but were not
reported to the poiice.
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EGYPT.

Mrs. Carobel v. Smith retuDed to her
homo in South Fnmingham, Mass, Mem
day.
Mrs. Clarence Bishop, with her tAree
children, returned to her home in Salem,
Mass, Friday.
Frank H. JordaN,- OF The steamer Moose
head, Bar Harbos, was the weekend
guest Of his parents, George JOcdan end
wife.
Aug. q. NJ
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OAK POINT.

Mrs. Edna Fernabds OF Newpost,, 10 Wis
iting Ut Fred MurcbA
Miss Ethel Wilson, Of Boston, 10 witt
ing ct Ralph Leland'A
Roy Haynes and family hare returned u
their home in Ballasazals, Mass>
Howard Bartlett - returnsds to Hi
home In Roslindale, Daas. M. Bartlett
and two boys viii rsuaAin hare two. wsskl
longer.
Aug. %. u.
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49,. heruer painfully through her daily
Dcr.' snaerine from backAche. headache,
.rvcusnecs. loss Of appetite and poor sleep,
not Enownx her III, sss d9s e rie e s ave
on .JtcS ,siisf frou patl and misery and .
1S,o@ut return 70 health and strenstA. Ne
Gxnuaan Who 20 su1eFe oe1 Anoru 20 oySxaooh
Toiey Kidnsy Pills. boid ~ - "1es
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NORTH HANCOCK.


M. B. Joy spent Sunday with his family
here.
Merle 0oogins came home from Massa-
chusstts Wednesday.
Edna Springer, Of Maynard, Mass, 10
visiting relatives here.
Mn. Wilbur Smith, q Ellsworth, was
recent guest OF Mrs. Byron Pses.
Bsrnice Miller and Maxine Webb spent
Sunday with Howard Webb and wis.
Mrs.. Charles 0oogins spent sunday In
Bar Harbor, the guest Of Mrs.. Bsrths
Wilbur.
Miss Bsrnics Cline, Mn. Jennie Abbott
and daughter NslIis are visiting friends
in northern Maine.
John Wsss and daughter have gone TO
Addison for few days. Mr.. wsss will
move his housshosa goods hsse.
Aug. q. ANoN.
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Thsss ms spsaial siaaing. ~ sslsstsoas
being rsndsrsd By Albert Orqr1nsef Bos-
ton, and Ais Helen Bumte14 - Gam
beidgs, Nass.
Aug. -. CuHA
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BEECH HILL.

Ma Clara Waseatt u III.
Auis Richaedson, II U. 8. hip Paduesh,
ID at home On furlsugh.
Miss Alics Mason il visiting reIatives at
Southwest Harbor and Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Everett blanchard, with two chill
aren, ia visiting her mOkhsr, Mrs. Ella
Mason.
Mrs. Nina Richardson and daughter
Lottis. Of 6prucs Head. are at horns for .
few days.
Aug. q. r.
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SOUTH DEER m.E.


AngsliDs Robbins, whD has been In
ssonington some weeks, isbome.
J. T. Robbins. Of Cambsings, Mass, 10
with his family here for bio ssoation.
Mr.. willard Haskell, OF Dssr Isle, wss
Ssesnsly guest OF Mrs. Jaass Pringls.
Mr.. Van White, OF Bslmsas, whose tam
~ are sammering At 0Nyp point, has
toinsd his family there for three weeks.
Mr.. II. q Gilbert and daughters Hslen
and Miriam, who have spsak ths summer
with Mrs. II. p. Hatch, hvs returned 70
Milford, Mass.
Mn. Pringie, OF East JefDsrson, N. H.,
who Aas spent Che summer n Gray's pond,
las gone to Portland, where Mr.. Pringis
will Join her for trip toAhs White noun,
tAins before returning hems.
Joseph Judkins, man well known and
respected, died Aug. "a He was . good
citizen, and one who will be greatlv
missed. He leaves IN invalid wife, b
whom ~ was devoted The sympathy d
all goss out 10 her.
Aug. 3. IL
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NAY.

Buy it now. Now ID ths time 10 buy .
bottle Of Chsmbcriain's Collie, Cholera and
Diafrhua Remedy. It u almost certain to
b nesded befofe the summer 10 over.
This rsmsdy hos no supsRios. Foe sals By
al dsalsKs.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Irving r. Butlsr, who has been u, Il i'm
proving.
Percy Hanscom was weekend guest
at l. G. Bragdons.
Mrs. Harold Watson, Of Portland, IL {
guest Of Mrs.. q. w. Collins.
Misses Marjorie Bragdon and stella
Dyer are visiting ct Bar Harbor.
Rev. Gideon Mayo is giving good tenn
perance talks during his vacation.
Charles Hubert left Saturday for
Wytopitlock, where be is to teach.
William E. Bragdon is occupying bis
store, corner OF Main and Water streets.
The Lawrie family annual reunion last
week at Molasses pond vas season OF en-
joyment.
Mrs. Harry Havey and young daughter
Charlotte left recently to visit her former
home at Swans Island.
r. M. woodruff and J. W. Blaisdell con-
tinue to be successful anglers at Georges
pond, where big bass abound.
Miss Thurlow, who has been visiting 1T
John D. Perkins, left Monday for Ston-
ington, where she has school.
A large number Of Foresters, with the
franklin cornet band, attended q banquet
given by the Waltham court last week.
Mrs. Linnie McNaughton and little
daughter were ct Bar Harbor last week
where the child was operated upon for
adenoids.
Mrs. Charles ]. Murch, her sister, Mrs.
Swan, and gueet, Mrs. Smith, enjoyed .
ride in the Murch automobile to Molasses
pond one day last week.
Miss Leona DeBeck, with her young
friends, Hope Butler and Edna Gates, eel
sbrated her eleventh birthday Aug. "a
With dainty 5 o'clock tea.
Dr.. Edward H. Taft, wife and daughter
Pauline, OF Milford, Conn.,, were in town
last week on their way to East Sullivan,
having made the trip in their automobile.
The Wilbur reunion at ]. D. Perkins
Aug. Is was delayed in its gathering BY
lowery weather, but the seventy-fve who
were present made it pleasing success.
Companion court Sunlight took its an
nusl outing by blackboard to Mt. Desert
Ferry and from there by steamer to Seal
Harbor and Northeast Harbor, last week.
Miss Frances Dyer, who left Friday for
Greenfield, whore she is to teach, was &C.
companied to Bangor by her mother, Mrs.
Jennie Dyer, who is visiting friends at
Hampden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foss, Of Madison, parents
of Principal NJ. c. Foss, visited their son
and family few days last week. A pleas
ing feature OF their stay was the family
drive by span to Bar Harbor Friday.
The following teachers have been en-
gagged for out-of-town schools: Misses
Georgia and Maude Morse, Eastport;
Misses verna and Sadie Lawrie, East
brook; Miss Edna Donnell, Harrington;
Miss Frances Dyer, Greenfield; Cecil But
Ter, Harrington; Charles Hubert, Wyto-
pitlock.
Mrs. J. T. Maxwell was up from Ham
cock Point Thursday with her touring car,
taking Mrs. Helen Worcester, Mrs. J. II.
West, Miss 8. A. Bracket, Mrs. G. W.
Collins and daughter and Mrs Carrie
Ravey to Tunk camp to dine, then to
Granite hotel, West Sullivan, to supper,
and later the home run after delightful
day.
The superintendent Of schools has an
nounced the following teachers for the
schools Of franklin: Center village |
grammar. 8. o. Young; primary, Miss
Della Bragdon; Ryeheld grammar, Miss
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An ordinary cass Of diarrhus can, q .
rule, b. cured BY single dose Of Cham
bsflain's Collie, Cholefa and DiaxrhOa
Rsmedy. This remedy has no sspseioe for
bowel complaints. For sals b. "a dsalses.
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Ess.sr kllswertA Has sps.s.
ArHHnASo1xA Axx., Ans. = -.

! - - american.
like nose q IN forr,..
Mains, l take . dpsp int.,,.. a.nu Of
perancs campaisn. nov r.ss,-. ~ ten.
tsntion OF the people Of ~. 'as T.
Ueats. se0u old
| No doubt Ivoics ~ .sr,;u
pr cont. Of the scuv of Nil efN
dents Of other states. vSrn .... Nj
csrsly hope ths voter q M.,ns -, m
| mp . splendid majority :, -" M
| ing the prohibition su.ndr sas-
constitution Of the State. ,i.h, " ths
shopld bs--ths opinion az xo., nen
tive, John A. pstsrs. tc ~. nsa-
mot withstandine. II -. ~. ufy,
through the effort. I migrs mere
work, OF unealfjsh. patr,otic ,a .ne ma
that splendid citizen ana ue-,,., MON
Neal Dow, was the leader 'sn'
Few laws are usrfect In All,
Why, then. should - .rr.. .e'ats.
Of the prohibition lav mors ~ '.e'ion
against murder. stsalinv ana IA. " Avs
Law 70 psonion evil doing do not nl~s,,
exssfmtnete she evil, but they do rs.t,.,.
and diminish. We all mus, aarn,, 80
the prohibitory law in Main. - .ss
49, - rr>ativ a,r,,r,.h.s a, o'net
-. ~ ,,,tor,r.rs. a.. ..-s 'a' ale and
--..-A.- 49, ''eos oecn OF 10.
- Nnosnu OF Ninnesots
1o0W eo0ssning OF the unuttersbN cu,,.
o1o woe that high - well ss low ,ic.,..
eDenilD upon poople. We know - ~.
extuD. pusruv and da~r.a.,,. '~
npsakun n, ~or,e .h.n r,.,. - 70
$500. $3.50 h.... vase Of
---.n~-, ea ssioos. 10
- 0's'es sney are located on
90 - sS OF the most promtsen,
ssfssses asxecssvsiy gotten up to e.sjc,
ths yoOg Dso, Tor from the young -,
must b. drawn the recruits tn ans.
runks canufanslv denIet.a hv ~.
r.r~, - r~ ..-,,. NHn
'''e !" ne
" remarkable reicsn
novsmsn1 o. sess generation Is the ten
pefancs wsvs sweeping over the entise
Amt n ami No. N all cit,xnru
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DEER ME.


Main street 10 greatly improved BY tn
building OF concrete Sidewalks.
Herbert Fi6eid and'vifs, of vinalhaves,
are guests Of Frank 0fsas and wife.
Lucy and Rachel Haskell are homo from
Prssque Isls, alter an extended visit.
Mn. w. W. Easton and daughter Sadie,
Of Camden, are visiting, relatives in town.
Harbor View chapter, q. +. T., will hold
its annual field day - rarksr's point
Wednesday. A picnic supper will Be
served.
Frank 0rccniaw and famiiy, who have
snent month among thsir people here,
returned to their hons in New York
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Leonard, . tsaeher In Boston
schools, 10 spending hsr vacation here.
She formerly taught in Tbs grammar
school here.
The Congregational socisay held parish
meeting Saturday evsnine. 1t which 1t
vas unanimously voted to hire Rev. W.
II. Collins - pastor for the coming year.
Asg. n REX.
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FREMONT.

Mrs.. Emma Proc,s, Of Portland, il vista.
ing Mrs. Fted J. RiAh.
Mrs.. OEin Milan, Of swans lalAnd
light, spent . few days hare TIL week
with friends
Mrs.. Amanda Rich, widow Of Maurice
3. Rich, still remains at hsr hons. Mr.
Rich, though in poor hath hAsssaf, de-
votedly cared fos her husband tin tie last
She has. hosts OF frisndA who dasply sym
pathixe with her in heH ed bssaavsmsnt
Aug. Is. KM.
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6UNAc.

Killam ofaciatsd. Floral tributes wsrs
many and beautiful.
Aug. %. 6uAAc.
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IsLEsRORD.

sCs>D'
Miss Annie Young. Of LAmoine, calsed
on fTisnds here Sunday.
Mr.. Eta Richardson, OF North, La
nome, 10 employed - A. J. Bryant's.
Mics Edith Rice OF LAmoine, was the
guest Of Mrs. waltse Stanley Saturday
and Sunday.
Congratulations are in order q A. J..
Bsyant's on the birth Of daughter, born
Monday, Aug. n.
Rev. r. w. TtngSsy and Mr.. Nnston re-
turned from Msoss island Wednesday.
Frank Crockan and family sxpset 70 re-
main there for . lew days.
0OULD8BORO
H. J. Hosay u spending weak In Bos-
ton.
A daughAsr IVES born to Fred B. CONN
and wifs saturday, Aug. =.
The soeiAbls In Freeman hall Saturday
evening was well attended.
ia. Stevens and son, of Bar Harbor,
spent > isw days Last week with friends
here.
AUG. "a. Ju-
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TICKETS ON SALE

Tickets for the Printers dance are
now o nsale in. this city. This is the
~souvenire ticket of the season and
is a feature in itself. Be sure that
you have one as the printers Will
guarantee you your moneys worth.
You can find the tickets in many
places in this city.
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HAVE YOU TRIED PAxTINE
The Great Toilet Germicide2


You don't have to pay soc or sl.00 a
pint for historian a~ntiseptics or per-
oxide. You can make l6 pints OF a more
cleansing, germicida,, healing and deodor-
izing antiseptic solution with one 25c
box of Paxtine.-a soluble antiseptic
powder, o~btainable at any drug store.
Paxtine destroys germs that cause
disease, decay and odors.-that is why it
is the best mouth wash and gargle. II
why il purifies the breath. cleanses and
preserves the te eth better than ordinary
dentifrices. and in sponge bathing it COM
pietely eradicates perspiration and other
disagreeable body odors. Every dainty
woman appreciates this and its many
other toilet and hygienic uses.
Paxtine is splendid for sore throat.
NAMED eyes and to purify mouth and
breath after smoking. You can get Pax
tine Toilet Antiseptie at any drug store.
price 25c and soc. or by mail postpaid
from The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston.
Mass, WHO VIII send you a free sample
# you would like to try it before buying.