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SIN.
SOUTH BLUEHILL,

School began Monday, Miss Elisa beth
Grindle teacher.
Robert Carter, OF Ellsworth, 10 visiting
ct Charles Ferrin's.
Miss Alice Eaton and niece Olive are in
Ellsworth for few days.
Mrs. W. c. Consry and son spent the
past week ct 1.-THE wiliows".
Mrs. L. II. sibley has returned from
Portland, where she has been for few
weeks.
William T-ask and family, OF Bass Har-
Dor, spent few days last week at X. B..
Eaton's.
Mrs. Harriet Cushing returned to Au-
burn Thursday, after spending few days
with relatives here.
Mrs. Ward and son, and the Bowens
returned to their homes in Boston Sept. 8,
after the summer at the Duny house.
Bert Henrikson came from vinalhsyeu.
where he has had employment the past
year, to visit his father and mother and
attend the fair.
Sept, IL. u
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

School begins to-day at No. 8, taught by
Miss Lena Cousins, Of NaskeaR.
Floyd Hamilton will not be able to be-
gin school to-day at No. Z, on account Of .
very bad arm.
The Misses Staples, granddaughter OF
Abel Staples and wife, have returned to
Massac husetts.
c. E. Lowering and family, who have
spent the summer with Mrs. Coverings
parents, &. s. Hamilton and wife, have re-
turned to somervhle, Mass.
The boldest case of breaking and enter
ing and theft which has occurred in this
town for some time took place Monday
while F. L. Cole was taking his dinner.
The window was smashed in and some
thing over $50 was taken. There IL no
clew.
Sept. II. SUB.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WET FREMONT.


Theresa Lunt spent Friday and Saturday
ct Manset.
Mrs. M. L. Dix 10 visiting hsr brot her,
George W. Lunt.
Mrs. zulma ). Clark 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L. w. Ramill.
Fred LAtty, who has been visiting his
grandparents, has returned to Rockiand
to attend school.
Robert Dix, who has been ct the Ocean
house this summer, will 60 on the steamer
Moosehead - deck hand.
Edna 8. Lunt and brother Rodney, u
Portland, who have spent their vacation
here and ct Manset, returned home Sun
day.
Schools begin to-day. The grammar Is
again taught by Miss Shea, Of Lisbon
Falls, ana the primary BY Miss Barron, Of
Ellsworth.
Nelson Thurston and family have gone
to their homo in Bangor, aftsr the sum-
mer hero. Miss Josephine Thaysr, Of
Portland, who has been visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Helen Thaysr, re-
turned with them on her way 70 Portland.
The community was shocked By the
sudden death of Capt. willard 9. Nor
wood, ST., at the home OF his son-in-law,
Edwin Lopaus, Wednesday, Sept. 9. His
wife was ct Northeast Harbor with her
daughter Annie, and Mrs. Lopaus had
been called away to Holden TO her sister
Lucy. and the sad news nearly prostratsd
the family. His son willard was in
Bridgeport, Ct. The funeral was held
Friday afternoon. Rev. Royal Brown
oflciated.. His family were all here
except his son, who was detained, reach
ing here Saturday. Capt. Nor~ood leaves
q wife, three daughters - Mrs. Mildred
Lopsus, Of this place; Mrs. Lucy Burrill,
OF Holden; Mrs. Annie Ober, OF North
east Harbor, and one son - willard, of
Seal Cove; also . brother-Capt. Thomas
Norwood, Of Southwest Harbor, and half
sister, Mrs. Maria Jordan, Of Ellsworth.
Sept. IL. THEIMA.
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have gone to work at the st. Croix hote
in Calais for September.

have gone to work at the st. Croix hotel
in Calais for September.
Garland Hardison, who has been en-
ployed at the Tarntine, has returned to
Franklin.
Madame Mottet, who has spent . month
at the Tarratine, has returned to Cam
bridge, Mass.
E. F. Achorn has returned to Boston.
Mrs. Achorn is visiting her sister, Mrs.
c. d. Lounder, for few days.
Mr.. Fiske and family, who have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, returned
to Exeter, N. H., Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Z. Knowlton and Miss
Jessie Morang, Of Ellsworth, were guests
Of the Misses Young last week.
Oscar Pearson has returned to Cam
bridge, Mass. He will 60 to Phillips
Exeter as assistant physical instructor.
Mrs. Ryder and daughter Lorraine, Mrs.
Wilbur and Miss Libby Wilbur, who have
been employed at the Tarratine, have re-
turned to franklin.
David Hale, who has spent the past
week with his grandmother, Mrs. John
Hale, returned to Boston Tuesday. He
will attend Phillips-Andover this fall.
Mrs. 8. r. Smith, Miss Smith and Don.
aid Smith, OF Bangor, and G. H. Southgate,
wife and son, of Chicago, who have spent
the past three weeks at the Crabtree cot
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COUNTY NEWS.
HANCOCK POINT.

HANCOCK POINT.
Jack Ropes has returned to Bangor.
Dudley Baldwin has returned to Boston,
Miss Elizabeth Thelberg is visiting in
Bangor.
Mrs. E. Graves and son have returned to
Hancock.
The Crocker house has closed for the
season. &
Mrs. Aldrich has returned to Winter
Hill, Mass.
Mrs. Atteshian returned to Boston last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer have returned
home.
Frank Hodgkins and wife returned to
Bangor Friday.
Mr.. Clifford and family returned home
to Bangor Monday.
The Nicholses are building tennis court
at their cottage.
Mrs. Grace Baldwin returned from Bar
Harbor Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Robinson returned to Ban
gor Wednesday.
Mrs. Robinson, OF Bangor, is visiting at
the Jordan cottage.
Miss Burr, OF Bangor, spent last week at
the Maxwell cottage.
Mr.. Hammett, OF Bangor, arrived at the
Bartlett cottage Thursday.
Miss Minnie Mayer, Of Bangor, arrived
at the Point Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Haley and daughter are Wis
iting in franklin.
B. w. Blanchard and wife have returned
from brief visit in Bangor.
Mrs. A. Mcfarland, Of Livermore Falls,
arrived at her cottage Sunday.
Willard Phillips and wife left Monday
for visit with friends in Cherryfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. DugAn have returned to
their home in Princeton, Nj.
The ball game with Bar Harbor Wednes-
day was cancelled on account of rain.
Miss Jean Kerr, who hos been visiting
Mrs. Atkinson, returned homo Monday.
Miss Liszie Kleever and Miss Charlotte
Maxwell have returned to Saugerties, N.
Y.
John Lathrop, wife and daughter Jane,
and Mrs. Schlessfhger have returned to
New York.
Miss Kimball, holhas spent the sum-
mer at the Tarrstine, returned to Salem,
Mass, Wednesday.
Mrs. David Hale, daughter Shirley and
son David are ct Mrs. John Hale's this
week.
FMrs. Carl Holmquist and daughter re-
turned to their home in Albany, N. Y,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irish, who have spent the
summer al the Tarratine, have returned to
New York.
Miss Marion Moseley, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Haslam, has returned
to Ellsworth Falls.
Miss Jennie Dazell and Miss Effie Moon
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BROOKLYN.


Bert Andsrson's baby 10 very III.
AGiss Edith Kane has gone to Long
Island 10 teach.
Miss Claris Srssthsy has rsturnsd to her
school In Providence, RI
Win Hsr4ick hes sold his horse to
Joseph Morrill,, Of Rlushill.
Misses Emma and Dorothy Tibbetts
have returned to Washington.
John Wells, Of Asiross, Mass., Il visit
ing his sister, Ars. ,. 8. Hsfxick.
Chandler Carter, Of Bangor, il visiting
his parents, Lewis Carter and wi1s.
Alton Hsrrick Il home from Massechu.
sets, whore he has spent the summer.
Mrs. Lettie Smith, OF Providence, R. l.,
II visiting her sister, Mrs. Roland Carter.
II. 8. Kane and wife have returned from
Addison, where Mr.. Kane has been oper-
ating his blueberry cannery.
Mrs. Ella Wakeman and son, who have
spent the summer here, have gone to Chic
ago, whore Mr.. Wakeman is employed.
Mr.. Linscott, OF Bar Harbor, is the
principal Of the high school this year and
Miss Edith SHELTON, Of Belfast, assistant.
Miss Sadie Billings, Of Blushill, teaches
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sARGENrvrLLE.


Vera N. Harding Is teaching ct Eas,
Biushin.
Leroy Chstto IL attending the academy
st Biuehill.
Miss Ruth kimball has returned to her
school in Bangor.
Miss Edith Eaton spent last week with
her aunt in Biuehin.
Miss Lila Mcintyre, OF Bluehill, Is
teaching ct district Nos.
Mrs. c. L. Babson 10 visiting her daugh-
ter ct North BrooksviIis.
Miss Fidslis Dow has returned to her
home In North Brooksville.
Ronald Cover LEFT Monday for Hebron,
whore he will attend school.
Mrs. Augusta Taintor has returned to
her home in Clinton, Conn.
Mrs. Charles Mason, OF Bridseton, 10
visiting A. c. Dodge and wife.
John A. Bridges and wife have returned
to their home In wstertown, Mass.
Arthur Grindie and son, OF Penobscot,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Clara Bowden.
Misses Lima Gray snd Clara Herrick
have returned TO their homes in Brooklin.
Miss Agnes Kane left last week for East
NorthHeld, Mass, to enter the seminary.
Miss Jennie e. Grindal has been the
guest OF Mise Jennie A. Grindie in Blue
hill.
Lawrence Eaton and Ralph Harding are
the Maine Central institute ct
Pittsfield.
Pitt w. Danforth and wife, of Melrose,
Mass, are spending q few weeks with
Mrs. Lydia Cover.
Mrs. Bert l.. Smith and Mas Grace
Wood left Monday for Castine to attend
the normal school.
Parker Hinckley, Of Milton, Mass,
spent part Of last week with his parents,
Eben Rinckley and wife.
Mrs. E. r. Coaroy and son, and Mrs.
George w. Downing have returned to
their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sept. IL. SIN.
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the GRADS In ths lower room In the high
school building, and Miss Bernics Gray,
Of Brooksvills, ct Haven; Miss Hattie
Saunders, OF Brooksviils, at Naskeag;
Miss Lena Cousins, at North Brooklin.
Mr.. WILDER and family, who have oc-
cupied the Austin Freethey farm on the
Naskeas road the past two years, will re-
turn to Massachusetts, this week.
II. 8. Kane and wife, J. F. Staples and
wife and Miss Ethel Eaton were chosen
delegates TO attend the Baptist association
st Biuehili Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sept. II. UNE FEMME.
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AiANSET.

Ambrose, youngest son Of Peter ana
Sarah Stanley, was born in fremont Sixty
four yeafs ago. He married Ellen NJ.
Colt, daughter of Robert and Lydia (ober)
Colt. He was An upright, moral, con-
soisntious man; In religion Methodist;
quiet, pleasant and cordial in manner
kind and hslpful 70 his neighbors in SICK
nees and health. His last illness came
suddenly. He disd Aug. %. His soreiy
sssssvsA lnnlaV, - ~iss, sons-HeroeH
4. sn1 Roland, aAsehtsr-Mrs. Cora ?.
Kent, his beothsss-John L. and Chaiie'
Stanley NV tie sympathy OF all inc
community.
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AURORA.
Mrs. g. E. Crosby is i'll.

Mrs. 8. E. Crosby is i'll.
School began Sept. 4; Herbert Crosby,
teacher.
Mrs. Leo Jordan, who has been i'll, is
improving.
Howard Giles, OF Jamaica Plain, Mass,
was the guest Of William Crosby and wife
recently.
Mrs. Jackson and daughter, Mrs. Le
Nom, OF Boston, were guests OF George
Crosby and wife recently.
Lewis Crosby, Fay B. Mills, Doris Mace
and Alice Silsby went to Pittsfield Mon
day to attend Maine Central institute.
DIR. J. II. Patten, of Bar Harbor, was
called here last week by the illness Oh
Mrs. Walter Richardson and Master VIII
liam Siisby.
Sept. II. I.
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knoll. " 'hs
"At the foot Of II, on the oppos,,. -.
and about thirty rods away, was , lug
spruce thicket into which the mooss s', wv
gone not more than . minute ahead :, a Il,
hunter, who hurried on to the thicks, o
clump Of high bushes he cauoh.
glimpse Of the moose, to him a. Ma.
day. It was - black a. . bear. h.
and he put his rifle to his face and .a".'
good aim. sook
4 could hit . quarter every time
good deal farther away than that 49,
OF moose wss,' said Nat Moore. re,s,,s
the incident, and 20 there wssn,, .e
doubt but that I'd hit the mark. n,n.s
on the trigger two-thirds hard enou.h
drop the hammer, when / Thought =.
resolve had made never to shoot pn,u
knew beyond doubt what was SHOOTING
ct, although in this case thought th..s
was about - much probability Of anoth.s
man being anywhere in that wildern...
just then - there was Of the United st.,s.
army marching through it. But stanrss
three steps to one side, which would an
how give me better and surer sbot ~.
from whore stood, and there in place :,
the moose stood naani'
"Fifteen fest on the other side of the M,
was tote road and this man happened -
b - courageous woodsman az Nat hin
self, and he was out looking after moos.
He had come along there in the road ins.
after Mats moose had passed through and
on and had stepped out OF the road to lool
ct the tracks the moose had made in III
snow. Any one but Nat Moore, / guess
would instantly have dropped in his tracks
overcome BY the narrow escape from kin.
ing fellow being he had had. but Ma,
kept right on after the moose and killsd
1t on the ridge 100 yards farther on. Then
the relapse came, and so near to colIspse
did 1t bring the hunter, nervy as he was
that the man be had just missed killing
for q moose had to help him back to hi.
cabin.
"Then Nat Moore took a vow never to
break the rule that would insure the life
and safety OF others in the woods against
his gun, and he never did, although he
lost the chance Of bagging many a moose.
caribou, deer and bear by adhering to it.
Every hunter who lives up to that rule has
had many similar and aggravating losses
Of game, but he has never killed or wound.
cd any person OF the presumption that
because he saw . movement or heard
noise in the woods 1t was made by deer
or bear or rab bit or bird"
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RA0T LAMOINE.

Ars. 6arvsyllsar, Of Bar Harbor, Il with
hsr mother, Mrs.. Eta Lancaster.
holsie Pierce and wife, who have been
employed ct Westport, are Ut home.
3. q. Benner and wife, Of Portland, were
guests Of Il. L. Smith and wife over Sum
day.
DR.. T. J. Murphy and family, who have
passed the summer ct w. F. Deslsles', re-
turned to Bangor Monday.
Christian lBors and family, who have
occupied Agnes Boynton's house during
the summer, returned to Bangor Monday
Sept. II. N.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Miss Lottis Wooster 10 employed u
Mrs. Mary Haynes.
Mrs.. Laura Vincent, Of Tacoma, wash.,
Is visiting her brother, A. 9. Wooster.
Mrs. Higgins Gordon, OF Sullivan,
visited Mra. Hiram Merchant last week.
r. n. Watson and grandson, Watson
McRsa, LETT for Brooklyn, n. r., BundAy.
John wilkin and wiis, Of vinalhavsn,
were guests Of friends In town last week.
8. =. Asrchant's barn IVES burned nj.
day. The IRE was started b. Q youns
child playing with matches.
Bert Miles, Who attends tie II. c. !. q
Pittsnsld, hes been visiting his netAss,
Ars. Nellie Miles, the past week.
Arthur Eldsidss, vile and sou, q Rich
mond Hill, L. l., are guests st G. z.
woostsr's. Hrs. 1ldridgs was iosmssly
Miss Clara yoss, Of this place.
Sept. II. W.
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M'KINLEY.

School commenced Monday, with Mis-
Edna Day, Of Lisbon, ~ teacher.
Miss Nellie Norwood, who has been
visiting in stonington, IL at home.
Grace Colt and Tena Robinson returned
to Higgins classical institute, Charleston,
Monday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Holden and son Wilson
returned to their home in Brooklyn, N.
Y, last Monday.
Sept. II. Pm.
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BROOKsyILLE,


F. NJ. Billings has been i'll the past
week.
Miss Marie Colt is working at F. H.
Billings.
Mrs. Sarah Moore, OF surry, is working
for Sylvester Limeburner.
Miss Beatrice Roberts leaves to-day for
Portland to attend school.
Mr.. Colt and daughter, of Milo, are the
guests Of their cousin, Charles Young.
School in district No. opened Monday,
Sept. II, taught by Mrs. Grace Condor, Of
South Brooksville.
James L. Saunders, ST., of North Blue
hill, was at J. H. Billings Sunday. Miss
Villa returned home with him.
Miss Beulah Gray has returned to her
home in Cape Rozier, after spending some
time with her aunt, Olive Bowden.
Miss Lila Perkins, who has been visiting
her sister, May Roberts, has gone to West
Brooksviile to spend the remainder OF her
vacation with her brother Fred.
Sept. IL. A.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

The swimming pool closes this week.
Miss Agnes McKenney has gone to her
home in Surry.
The fall term Of Gilman high school
will begin Monday.
Northeast HArbor defeated Seal Harbor
at baseball II to at the athletic Geld
Monday.
Rev. N. B. Rogers and wife are attend
ing the Hancock Baptist association at
Bluehill.
Edwin Tracy and Maynard Jordan have
gone to Kent's Hill to enter Maine Wes-
leyan seminary.
Gordon Il. Graves, who has been tutor
ing here during the summer, will leave for
New York Saturday.
Harold Reed has gone to Houlton,
where he will enter the senior class at
Kicker classical institute.
Charles e. Phillips, who has been work.
ing at Kimball's grocery store, left last
week for Caribou, where be will teach.
Miss Rachel Manchester will leave
Thursday for Norton, Mass, where she
will enter the senior class at Wheaton
seminary.
The season is rapidly nearing it's close.
Many Of the cottages have already closed,
and guests are daily departing. The hotels
will close next week.
Miss Alice Lyons has charge of the tele-
phone exchange at Seal Harbor this week.
Her place as night operator here is being
taken by Miss Dorothy Parker.
Paul Harris, who has been employed at
the Mt. Desert nurseries during the sum-
mer, left Sunday for Pittsfeld, where he
will enter Maine Central institute.
Sept. IL. KING LEAR.
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ANOTHER, what 10 Alaska sableT "w w.
IT'S polite name for . dead sknnk' Pa ',,,s
bie." "And, mother, 10 there any p'A
nams foe Live skunkf"
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uttnerit ueu meue Year, uetofe ana re-
strained ms. When I realised the full
horror Of what my sassrnsss would have
brought upon me dropped to the ground
- limp ~ . reg.
"Ths man vas Q tannesy employs, who
had lost his vsy In The wilderness, and
was rushing simisssly sbous seeking pos
sibls aid. We didat tell him bow near TO
being pass I'll cid - hal eoms, and I guess
h Asvss know 10. Bvt nsvss assia, and
have hsnes1 slDes svsryvhsrs whsss
thar ass woods ssnss sAsa. hsvs JAILED 70
iollev ths ruis nsvss - ass - saythlng u
Ne woods, - nasess Nv positive maeht
- q lie i1sstisy. satil - sssn sons-
thiag tanOihss thas vsaiA ~ shas tdsn.
tity bsyoa1 I'll 1oshs.
ut vas STARTLING instasss u hsv isola-
tiea and ais1anss u " weeds anl sb-
ssnss q I'll hanAa habiaasioa ass net .
guarantee thss 60 y ~ only psssoa
abfoeA thas lsd Ma Mooes 70 naks ths
vow. hs We out huntiag moose In jan
uAry. The snow vas What moose hunters
call shoal and light, condition 90 nm
favorable that Nat believed NO ons else
would have vsptursd out 70 run down Q
mooss In II.
"Hs started Q moose and followed u
eight miles strvisht into the very depth oil
. wilderness that wss deep enough for all
purposes ct the start. A. tbs moose cams
out Of thickst Nat saw II 70 up littls
ripe Of ground about twenty rods ahead Of
him. He tried to pull tbs case OF his rii1s
on, but 1t was frozen on, and By the tims
he got 1t Oh the moose was going over thu
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Merry Widow is a rich
mans tobacco, but you
can get get it at a poor
mans price from the Peo-
ple's Mercantile Co. 5-I1 :3t
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Registration Notice.

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tree. S C, are now open in the office of
the Kingstree Hardware Company on
Academy street of said town, for the
registration of all voters and qualified
electors within the limits of said town
OF Kingstree, S c. who. under the laws
of the State, have the right to become
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town. of kingstree on the 28th day of
September: 1911.
All applicants for such municipal reg
istraton must, when applying for GER
tificate of registration, present his Ger,
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county, and must offer proof Of his res
idence within the limits of the town for
four months and the payment of all
taxes assessed against him due and COL
lectible for the previous fiscal year.
&C BURGESS.
of Municipal Registra-
ton for the Town of Kingstree, S c.
Kingstree, S G.,
June IL, 1911. 6-l5-tf
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!. Legal. Notices
Registration Notice

The office of the Supervisor of Rrs
istration will be open on the l. Mon
day in each month for the purpose OF
registering any person who is quail
fed n. follows:
Who shall have been resident I"
the State for two years, and Of The
county one year, and of the polling pre-
cinct in which the elector offers t,
vote four months before the day OF
election, and shall have paid, ~
months before. any poll tax then dun
and payable. and who can both r-a'
and write any section of the conStitu-
tion OF 1895 submitted To him by th'
supervisors of Registration. "r VIII
can show that ne owns. and has pai
all taxes collectable on during th'
present year. property in this Stat'
assessed at three hundred dollars OF
more. J. y. McGILL,
.lprk of ROarC
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