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employed ct Bar Harbur, and their sister
Margarst, who il employed ct Ellswcrth,
spsnt Sunday with thsir parents, walter
Young and wife.
Edward r. Young has bssn painting his
dwelling recently.
Harvard Kittredgs il homo from Massa-
chusetts for weeks vacation.
Mrs.. Rachael Hodgkins il visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Nehemiah Means, 1t New
bury Neck.
George 81. Coggins and Ira HAgan have
had water from their wells.put into their
homes the past week.
The marriage Of Miss Utah Marshall, OF
Trenton, and Fred Mccarthy, Of Ells-
worth, took place at the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. l. N. Salisbury. jr.,
saturday evening, June 10, Rev w. H.
Rice officiating. The bride was attired
in white and was unattended. Only inn
mediate relatives OF the bride were pres
emit Dainty refreshments were served.
The bride and groom have the best wishes
OF many friends here.
June L. Y.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.
Timothy Pettee Is in failing health.

Timothy Pettee Is in failing health.
Clara Cole il visiting her father. Dayid
Thnrston, At North Sedgwick.
Jennie Friend, OF Bluehill Meek, visited
John Giles ana family and Mrs. ". T.
Hale Friday and Saturday.
Leroy frye was in Buckspor, las, week
visiting old friends.
MIR. Morrison and family, OF New Yo,k
city, came Saturday 10 occupy The
Pettee place this summer.
George w. cheever, wholesale jewsly
manufacturer, OF Attieboro, Mass, and
his wife, are occupying a cottage near
ssGrovehurst".
II Ii = matter Of regret that Jsrons
Daniels, who has been a summer vista
here many seasons, cannot come laa
year, Is he is III at his cottage in Mars.
field, Mass.
Marion Grindie tripped over the thrssh-
hold N she was leaving Hattie Reduaai
Saturday. and fell headiong 10 the ground
receiving severe injuries.
June II. XESoPHos.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Miss Queenie Cowperthwaite, OF Birch
Harbor, has been at Mrs. VT. Bruce's
for the past week.
Miss Audrey Hunt, OF the Deaconess
home, II supplying the Methodist pulpit
until the arrival Of the minister.
Miss Sadie Garfield, Of wilkinsonville,
Mass, senior at Colby college, was re-
cent guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Eddie Cole.
The first ball game Of the season was
played Saturday between Winter Harbor
and the home team, resulting in defeat Of
the visitors.
halcyon temple, which ia in flourish.
ing condition, had the largest attendance
for many weeks Wednesday evening.
There was an initiation OF . brother
knight, followed by an impressive memo
rial service for departed members. AT the
close OF the services lunch was served.
June g. C..
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SUNSET.


Robert Conary, OF Sunshine, is visiting
Mrs. Florence Stinson.
Mrs. Chester Hayes, OF North Berwick,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Naomi Eaton, OF South Thomsston,
is visiting relatives here.
Moses Annis has gone to Northeast Har-
Dor to work in nursery.
The southworth family have opened
their cottage on Mill island.
John Conary and wife, Of Sunshine, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Calvin Stin-
son.
Mrs. George Manchester, with son Al
bert, is spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. J. H. Lufkin.
Mrs. 8. B. Knowlton, three youngest
sons, and Miss Lillian KnowIton, Of
Haverford, Pa, arrived last week.
r. Knowlton and wife arrived from
Philadelphia Sunday from their wedding
trip. Mrs. Knowlton (born Miss Louise
Wooten) is warmly welcomed here.
e. 8. Small, wife and daughter Evelyn
when returning Thursday night from the
graduation exercises ct Deer Isle,
collided with another team, breaking
the whifietree and throwing them all out.
Mrs. Small was severely bruised. The
others were uninjured.
June s. SADIE,
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SUTTON.

Earl Stanley 10 here again tbi. .e..,.
to supply boats and yachts with v..oI.r.
Mrs. Lewis Rice, with her two Inn.
boys, Warren and Walter, has re,n,,.s
from sedg~ick, after spending two ws.l.
with her parents, L. W. Gup,ill and ~.
Memorial day was fittingly observed !,
this town. The school children decor,,.1
the graves In the forenoon, and in u.
evening the exercises at the town h,u
were interesting. The address WA. o;v,,
BY Bernard Ross, OF Lisbon.
Capt. Loring Rice, Of schooner Kat. i
Pray, went east last Friday after l.udis,
freight for the islands. On his trim ~,
Steubsn he viii land load OF hsrdwos
In town and then proceed TO portl,ps
Mrs. Rice will accompany him.
Arthur Sargent and family and "a,
Ralph and family, Of sedgwlck, h,r
arrived and brought with them buildia,
material for tho large new bos,ho..
which they will soon build. Their wot
will b bodybuilding, engineer work. s,e
They occupy the Gilley farmhouse ,aa
cottage.
June 8. To-
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Fred Stratton is ill.
Miss Myrs Springer is home from Cas-
tine normal school.
Matte Grindle spent the weekend with
her parents in Surry.
John wass has rented Guy Mullan's
house, and moved in.
Mrs. Edgar Kief was recent guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Cline.
Harry Rollins was weekend guest OF
d. W. Springer and wife.
David Springer has had telephone in
stalled at his home-10-14.
Merle Googins spent few days with his
father in Bangor last week.
Frank Remission, of Guilford, spent .
few days in town last wesk, the guest Of
Nelson Stewart and wife.
June IL. ANON.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Miss Idylene Shute has been quite ill,
but is improving.
Mrs. Mary z. Butler spent q few days in
Ellsworth recently.
Irving Mcfarland spent Saturday and
Sunday in Sullivan.
Miss Alice Butler is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. NJ. R. Butler.
Mrs. Minerva Rich and two children, OF
Belfast, are visiting her parents, II. c.
Milliken and wife. A.,
V. r. Smith, wife and baby Frances, OF
Northeast Harbor, were recent guests OF
w. K. Springer and wife.
Mrs. Emeline Gallison, who has spent
the winter in Boston, was q recent guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Sherman McFar-
land.
June II. SUMAc.
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SADIE,
IsLEsFORD.

Henry Psncoast and family are at their
cottage At the sandbsach.
The pupils and teacher had picnic din
nsr at Marshhead June q.
Rev. Newman Smythe, Of Connecticut,
and daughter, Miss Ethel. have opened
their cottage.
Mrs. N. A. Willard, daughter Mary and
son Edward. Of Llanarch, Penn, are occu-
plying Mrs. L. @. Fernald's house for the
summer.
DR.. v. Y. Bowditch, Miss Olivia Bow
ditch and Miss Yardley, Of Boston, who
have spent few days ct their cottage, re-
turned May 30. DR.. Harry Bowditch and
wife remained st tho cottage.
Rev. Hubert Wells and family came
May 80, with the exception Of Misses Mar
garet and Katherine, who remained ct
Waitham, Mass, visiting friends until the
following Saturday. Mr.. Wells returned
TO Wilmington, Del, the following day,
but expects to be with his family about
the middle Of July.
June 5. a.
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q noeeestsR, n. r., ars = A. -
49, : - sssass opening tAsk eos,sss Z. 9
John Pvt = working Tor s,dp., =
ton q North Bsouklin, nanil-
Mn. Jsnas Friend 4 sp,,1,,
dAys In North srookiin with iriene. : ~
Ilsas. Frank Smith. Of Rr...
rivsd At Allan Hsndssson,s Tor -. = Y
mse. ~ sum
Frank sibisy, Of somsrvil,. ~.
spending . lev weeks with his b,oss 7
h. Smiley. nsf, L
Mn. Bsulah DsNysr, o, E.....
who has bssn Waiting her usr.n,. y
n. A. Eaton and wife, has return.a ssR.
June .. noue.
-- C.
Mrs. Fcrnstrom and son c.,,.
their cottage June g. y
Mrs. Angie Billings, OF Camden
ting her sister, Mrs. Otis Candsge ~
Rev. Mr.. Hsrsrove conducted 49,,
st the chapel June 9, in the evening
Miss Hester williams, Of Rr.p.
spent the past week At Miss Alice Eaton, ~
Prof. Harrington was ct the ch.n.,s
urdsy evening for the purpose Of ory,n,'
ing singing school. AA'
Henry Henrikson went to ston;,a
Saturday for few days, visit w,,s ~
granddaughter Marie. - Ae
June II.
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HANCOCK.

Miss Leah Scammon has employment at
Bar HArbor for the summer.
Mrs. e. N. Foss il at Bar Harbor visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Anderson.
Mrs. J. c. Worthen, of Melrose, Mass, is
visiting her parents, O. w. Foss and wife.
A. B. Crabtree and family have moved to
their cottage at the shore for the summer.
Miss Charlotte Hodgkins, Of Boston, il
here to spent the summer with her grand
parents, Walter Hodgkins and wife.
June 8. C.
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LAMoISE.

Mansel b. Young and Mrs. Fiorencs A.
Biaisdell, OF Ellsworth, were married
the home of Rev. w. II. Rice here Saturday
evening, June 10.
Word has been received here OF the ms'.
riagc, on May -, Ut Los Angeles, Cali Of
Clifford Edmond, son Of Clifford Cogslus
and wife, formerly OF Lamoine, and Ais
Nella woolcock, all OF whom are fssi-
dents Of Imperial, Cal. The groon'
father Is . state senator. The groom J
q graduate OF the California school o
mechanical arts OF San Francisco, ans
OF the mechanical engineering deps"
ment OF the State university at BefSse''
The bride was formerly of Silyerton, coe
RADIO. Both are popular in Impsf"'
social circles.
June L. h. d
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MARLBORO.

Mrs. George TreadweI spent last week
at Bar Harbor.
Melvin Wilbur went to Lakewood Sat-
urday, returning Sunday night.
Mrs. Fred Stratton, who is quite i'll, has
returned to her home in Hancock.
Mr.. Twombly has finished his work on
DIR. Howe's cottage, and with his wife and
child returned to his home In Enfield last
Tuesday.
Cleveland Blaisdell and wife, OF Bar
Hsrbor, were the guests Of Osmond Emery
and wife over Sunday. Mrs. Biaisdell was
Inez Anderson.
Jnne II. ARE.
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EAsrBROoK.

Earle Giles has gone to Bar hafoo'
work this summer.
East brook will entertain the s."
Baptist quarterly meeting June lois
Mrs.. Harold Kingman has gone
Northeast Harbor, where she as ~
ployment for the summer. Her hus0'A'
will 90 later.
Ifthsrs are any more bears in lne W.
which would like to live while ionss ~
they had better keep out OF n, nn.s
KinRmanss way. He was IoluD
enough to catch two in one week.
June s.
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tn, Mn. 4. v. webb. Mrs. Hatch, Who
wss Mis- Elisa esundsrs, was born In
Dear Isls, bot bod bssn . rssidsnt Of
Ocsanvills moss than Afty ysars. She was
. member Of H. Congregational church Of
Dssr Isis. 8hs was ths widow Of Coensliua
Hatch, and was ssvsnty-ssven years Of -.
She b survived by two daughtsrs-Mrs.
Samuel Lake, Of New Hampshirs, and Ars.
A.v. Webb; ons son-w. II. Hatch, Of
Maiden, Mss, and one stsp-daughtsr--
Mrs. A. ]. joyce, Of Ocsanville. Funsrsl
services wers bald Wednesday ct tbs
home. Intsrment ct Greenwood csms-
terry.
Mrs. r. n. Stinson, OF Boston, 10 visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Mary Greenlaw.
June 5. f.
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COLTS ISLAND.

Mrs. Frank Hamblen, OF Southw Har-
Dor, In spending few days on the island.
Mrs. Clara Y. Hodgkins visited her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Bahbidge, last
week.
Miss Emily Spering, Of PhiladelphiH, is
the guest Of Miss E. =. Peterson, At Petit
Plaisants.
Mrs. A. J. Babbidge, OF Bar Harbor, and
Mrs. Howard Kelley, Of Seal Harbor. came
to visit their mother, Mrs. Laura Moore, OF
Moore's Lookout cottage.
June 10. CHIPS.
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EDEN.

Mrs. @. w. Richards and daughter
Marie arc In town.
Ralph Robbins and wife have moved to
BAR Earbor for the season.
Mrs. Charlotte Elliott has gone to New
Britain, Conn.,, where her husband has
employment.
Mrs. julia Robinson, OF Orrington, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
here, has returned home.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. C. NJ. Pert went to Ellsworth Mon
day.
day with friends here, leaving Monday
for Ellsworth.
Mrs. Annie Stinson and daughter Cassie,
who spent the winter in Litchfield,
Conn, are spending two weeks in their
house here.
A son was born June 5 to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bean, Of Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. Bean was Christie Robbins, and
formerly lived at South Deer Isle.
June 10. II.
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Elk. Bunker and G. G. Pettee were at
West Gouidsboro Sunday.
Mrs. Elmira Jellison and daughter Elsie,
OF East brook, are guests of Mrs. Jellison's
daughter, Mrs. Sidney Havey.
John Kent and wife, OF Swans Island,
Adelbert Reed and wife, Lester and Chris
topher Reed and Mrs. Hannah Reed, OF
Hall Quarry, were in town Saturday to at
tend the funeral of Henry A. Reed.
The death OF Henry Z. Reed occurred at
his home here Thursday, June s, after
threelyears' illness Of consumption, at the
age OF thirty-four years. Although at
times q great sufferer, his patience and
courage were wonderful. He manifested
strong faith in Him who doeth all things
well, expressed his willingness to go, and
was only waiting. He was q member OF
the I. o. F. and the paving cutters union.
Funeral services were held at the church
Saturday afternoon, Rev. c. E. Cook Of
hciating. Mr.. Reed, although q resident OF
this town only few years, had won the
esteem and friendship OF many. He leaves
a wife and one little daughter, q mother
Mrs. Hannah Reed, three brothers-Adel-
bert, Lester and Christopher Reed, all Of
Hall Quarry; and sister, Mrs. John
Kent, Of Swans Island. Interment was in
the village cemetery. The bearers were
Edward F. Chaplain, Madison Gordon,
John Butler and Harry Butler.
June II. M,
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The "pure food law" il designed by the
Government 10 protect the public from in
furious Ingredients in both foods and drugs.
It Ia beneficial both to the public and to the
console ntious manufacturer. Ely's Cream
Balm, . successful remedy for cold in the
head. nasal catarrh, hay fever, ETC.. contain
ing no injurious drugs, meets fully the re-
Quirements OF the new Law, and that fact Is
prominently stated on every package. II
contains none Of the injurious drugs which
are required by the law to be mentioned ON
the label. Hence you can use II safely.
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STRAY,
aULLs COVE.

Miss Inez Dickey has employment in
Bar Harbor.
Shirley Sweet and Clarence Brewer are
employed on the J. T. Bowen estate.
School closed here last week, after .
pleasant and successful year. The teach
ers, Mr.. Stoddard and Miss Monroe. have
gone to their homes for the summer. The
promotion exercises OF the ninth grade
were held in Kelley's hall Wednesday
evening. Hard work had accomplished
much, and the hall looked very pretty
with decorations OF green and white crepe
paper and eyergrecns. The program:
Music, kelley's orchestra; prayer, Rev. Mr..
lobe; music; address aud recitation,
ssAsleep at the SWITCH Maisie sturgis
Higgins; "Jane's Graduation," Marion
Elizabeth Stanley; "And He Worried
About IT, AlvAh Dresser Hanscom;
music; "a Lonesome Boy" Gladys Rachel
Higgins; .sThe Day is Done,n Gertrude
Leila Leland; "a Remarkable Case OF
S'po'sin," Edmund Hollis Weber; music;
s'Dcath OF Mozart," Helen Louise Hans
com; 'sTommy's Prayer Matte Priscilla
Jordan; music; presentation of diplomas,
Sup,. Ernest L. Palmer; benediction, Mr..
Jobe. After the exercises dance was en-
joyed by the young people. Delicious re-
treatments were served.
June 5. ANNE
Raymond Hanscom and wife were in
Bangor last Sunday.
Miss Inez Dickey Is employed At r. II.
Kittredge's in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Hannah Young, of Bar Harbor, is
visiting at Mrs. ANGELA Aamor's.
Mr.. Bond and Mr.. Noll, OF Boston. are
tenting on Calvert Hamor's shore.
Marion Stanley and . friend from BAN
gor visited relatives here last sunday.
vessel brought load Of lumber last
Wednesday for the new Baptist church.
Mn. Herbert Parsons, Of New York,
is here to spend the season at "Honilsur
House..
DR.. and Mrs. Whiting and the Misses
Whiting are 1t the Van Doran cottage for
the summer.
Mrs.. Laura White, who has been i'll the
past three weeks, WAS taken to the Bar
Harbor hospital last Wednesday for treat
ment.
Miss Hempls and the Misses Bowen, OF
Chicago, are 1t "Baymsath" for the sum-
mer. The rest Of the family will come
later.
Mrs. Lillian Maddocks, OF East Holden.
visited her parents here last Sunday. Her
father, n. c. Sweet, accompanied her
home for visit.
Mrs. Watson McGo~ n, OF Franklin. was
in town last week for . abort visit, and
carried her grandson, Leslie White, home
with her for visit.
Shepherd Leland and wife and Miss Ger
trude Leland went to Trenton last We'd
nesday to attend the funeral OF Mr.. L.
lands sister, Mrs. Hiram Grant.
June IL. ANNE.
SOUTH BLUEHILL.
Mrs. Frederick Will and son william,
also Mrs. Philip Win and two children,
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Lame shoulder il almost invariably
caused BY rheumatism Of the muscles, and
yields quickly to the free application Of
Chsmbsrlain'a Liniment. This liniment
Il mot only prompt and efIectual, but in mo-
way disa9rssabls to uss. Sold by all
dealers.
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Mrs. Grace Clark 10 spending few days
with friends in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Clara Hill and Mrs. Abbie Taft
visited friends in Bar Harbor last week.
e. e. Sodsrholtz and wife will leave
Monday for weeks visit in Boston and
vicinity.
Miss Janet Gsibraith arrived Wednes-
day, and opened the Galbraith cottage for
the season.
Mrs. George g. Sargent, OF Winter Har-
Dor, visited her mother, Mrs. Nancy
Wright, recently.
Mrs. Mary B. Kingsley has gone to
Hancock Point, where she has employ
ment for the summer.
Misses Frances Wood, Margaret Wood
and Blanche Kingsley are home from Bar
Harbor high school for the summer.
Mrs. Harriet Lord, for many years q
resident Of East Sullivan, who had been 1t
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. r. p.
Noyes during the winter. died Monday,
June s. An obituary may be found in the
East Sullivan news.
june II. SUB.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.



At 10 o'clock on Sunday morning, May
IA, Lewis Holmes entered into rest, leav-
ing behind one sister - Mrs. Emeline
Fiske, Of Southwest Harbor, and two
children Mrs. Lille Atherton, OF North
east Harbor, and William l.. Holmes, Of
Fairfield.
Mr.. Holmes was born at Mt. Desert
November Z, 1919. He united with the
Methodist church while young. For
years he followed the sea. When he re-
turned to the land, he was faithful in at
tendance Ut the house OF worship until
his faculty OF hearing failed, and then he
sought every possible opportunity for
private conversation on topics dealing
with eternal things.
A short funeral service was held at his
daug hter's home, conducted by the pastor
OF the Baptist church, after which his
own pastor conducted the service in the
church at Southwest Harbor.
June7. SPEC.
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EAST LAMo1NE.

Miss Helen Greenan, who has been em-
ployed in Bangor, il home.
Mrs. Hurley and daughter, OF Bangor,
are guests ct w. r. Des Isles.
Neil Hodgkins, who has been attending
school ct Bar Harbor, 10 home.
c. q. Toole and wife, Of Bangor, have
opened their cottage for the summer.
June s. n
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 10 sold on
. guarantee that II you are not satisfied
after using two-thirds OF . bottle accord
Ing to directions, your money will b. ~
funded. It ID up to you 70 try. Sold By
al dealers.
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BAR HARBOR,

Deputy -6herifis Pufier and Higgins made
big seizure Of liquors last week at what
il known % the Rodick building, on West
street. They took seventy-two quarts OF
whiskey and four quarts OF gin.
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BuCKsPORT.

Levi Chapman, aged seventy-six years,
died at the home Of his son, Melvin Chap
man, Friday morning. Mr.. Chapman
hsd been in his usual good health up to .
few days ago, whom he was taken with
pneumonia. He leaves . wife, one son,
and daughter who lives in Bangor.
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Stanley LAwrie has gone to Sullivan to
work for Howard Gordon.
Miss Avis Murch attended the gradu-
alton at Bar Harbor last week.
Mrs. Mary Cousins was pleased by .
POSTCARD shower on her SEVENTEEN birth
day, May rs.
June II. T.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

PARTRIDGE COVE.
Nelson Young u visiting his brother In
6urry.
An. Lydia Springer IL spending few
days with her daughter. Mrs.. Mary Lord,
in 6urry.
Elmer Davis and wife, of Northeast
Harbor, were here Sunday after their
little daughter Edith, who has spent few
weeks with her grandparents, Wilson
Eaton and wife.
June II. HUBBARD.
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r. 8. Bedford. SIS New York Life Bldg.
Kansas City, No.. says: II had . severe At
kidneys. and I was in great pain from my
trouble. A friend recommended Foley KID
nsy P1lls. ! used two bottles OF them and
s sy nave done me world Of good" Sold By
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's will brace up the nerves, Danish sick
headache, prevent dependency and in
vigorate the whole system. Sold by all
dealers.
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CHIPS.
ASHvILLE.

Wylie Hammond spent the week with
his family here.
Mrs. Grace Sargent and son, OF North
Sullivan, are visiting Mrs. w. NJ. Pettee.
3. J. Robertson has moved his family to
Winter Harbor. Their many friends re-
greet to have them 60.
Jonas Lindsay took . sailing party to
Stave island, June II. consisting Of E. A..
Hanna and familysand Mrs. G. g. Small
and daughter Louise.
June II. PH0BE.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Miss Zelpha Coombs is working for Mrs.
Marcia Bragdon.
Mrs. Mary Cousins is grateful for the
postcard shower given her on her seven
tieth birthday, May q.
June 6. T.
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Foley Kidney Pills contain lust the inrredi-
ents necessary to regulate and strengthen the
action q the kidneys and bladder. Try them
yourself. Sold by an druggists.
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WEST GOULDsBoRo.

Mrs. Dyer il visiting her sister, Mrs.
Helen Witham.
Mr.. Brown, OF Detroit, was . weekend
guest Of friends here last week.
Lewis Bunker has gone to Rockland to
begin his duties - mate on one Of the
N. G. r. R. boats.
June 5. 9uH.
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OCEANvILLE.

The community was saddensd by the
death OF Mrs. Eliza Hatch, which occurred
Tuesday, May 30, 1t the home Of her daugh.