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SADIE.
GOTT'S ISLAND.

Capt. E. L. Colt went to Ellsworth
Thursday in the sloop Daisy, with Dish.
Miss c. L. Willis and Miss r. c. Willis,
OF Woburn, Mass, the first boarders OF
the season, are at .Hillside".
The school, taught by Miss Violet Colt,
closed Friday. Pupils perfect in attend.
ance, Ruth Moore and villa Gott.
g. H. Kirkpatrick and family, of St.
Paul, Mimi, arrived Friday in his launch
Ella II and opened the St. Paul cottage.
Miss Sarah Drisooll, OF Boston, who has
spent few weeks with hsr parents, Dem
mis- Driscoll and wife, LEFT Thursday for
Boston.
Howard N. Kelley and wife, Of fremont,
arrived from Seal Harbor Friday, where
Mr.. Kelley has been employed through
the winter and SPRING on the Dane Job.
Mrs. A. }. BabbidGs, Of Bar Harbor, and
Mrs. Howard Kelley, Of Seal Harbor, who
have spent q few days with Mrs. Laura
Moore, at Moors's Lookout, have returned
home.
Capt. Benjamin Murphy, OF Bernard.
was here June 9, bringing the first excur-
SION Tor the season, consisting OF Miss
Tanning and friends from their summer
homes q Bernard.
June II. CHrps.
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SUNSET.

Walter Wilson has gone to Castine.
Miss Isabelle Dodge is home from s,on-
ington.
Clarence Eaton went TO Bar Hsrbor
Monday.
F. d. Benton and wife, OF New York,
are at the Howard farm.
Mrs. John Harrison aud baby are ut
their Mill Island cottage.
e. 8. Small is building Q house at
Mountainville for William Morey.
Miss Laura stinson is visiting her uncle,
DIR. A. K. Samii, at Winter Harbor.
Mrs. Edward Conery, OF Portland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Calvin Stinson.
Miss Alice Haskell has gone 10 Clifton
dale Mass, in company OF her aunt, Mrs.
Fred Percy.
Miss Maud Banks, accompanied by
Aunt Emma p. Jennings, arrived Sunday
at Miss Banks cottage.
Mrs. w. z. Appleton and Mrs. Hobert,
OF Jamaica Plain, Mass, are ct their cot
tage At Dunham's point.
The NJ. w. B. society held and ail-day
session Friday and served an old
fashioned New England dinner in honor
of Mrs. Noami Eaton, OF South Thomaston,
an old member. A wooden quill, was
drawn by Mrs. Charles Haskell.
Uncle Billy Thurston, OF Rockport, has
been on his annual visit to Deer Isle. He
is eighty 1--WE years OF age, and while here
walked the length Of the island. He wore
pair Of shoes that his son Henry bought
for him eighteen years ago in the West,
and says there are two or three years wear
in them yet. He keeps them tapped HIM
self.
June IL. SADIE.
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BAYsIDE.

Mrs. Cora Frazier is visiting in Ellis
worth.
Mrs. c. W. Gleason and daughter, Of
Roxou-y, Mass, were at Shady Nook last
week putting their cottage in order for the
season.
G. E. Fellows, formerly president OF the
University Of Maine, is expected here this
week from Boston, to occupy his sum
mer home.
Miss Pearl lveney, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ethel Doyle, two
weeks, has returned to his home in
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Phebe Martin, of Buxton, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. w. Jordan. Mrs.
Jordan's niece, Miss Nellie Martin, Of
Rockland, is also visiting her.
June 10. r.
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ATLANTIC.

Schools closed Friday, June is.
Bert wardwell and wife, OF Rockland,
are visiting Mrs. Nina Joyce.
Walter Gilman Page and wife are at the
Alfred Joyce cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Abba Joyce, who has been visiting
relatives in Sedgwick and Brooklin, is
home.
W. E. tockbridge went to Portland last
week to visit his daughter at the Chill
drens' hospital.
Steamer Juanita, Captain Rowe, was
here this week buying fish for Thorndoke
& Xix, Rockiand.
June IL. s.
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Mrs. Elrada Rich is still quite i'll.

Mrs. Elzada Rich is still quite i'll.
School closed Friday, after a successful
term OF nine weeks.
Miss Grace Nyce left Saturday for Black
island for the summer.
Fred Latty, OF Rockland, is visiting his
grandparents, F. w. Lunt and wife.
Schooner Monomoy, Capt. Elias Rich,
arrived Sunday bound to Rockland with
cord wood.
The concert at the hall Thursday even
ing was q success, but owing to other at
fractions, the attendance was small.
Ralph NJ. Simonds and wife, of Airing
ton, Mass, are receiving congratulations
on the birth OF son. Mrs. Simonds was
Miss zulms E. Lunt, of this place.
Nelson Thurston, wife and sons Ray
mond and Robert, with q friend from
Bangor, have rented the David Nyce
house, formerly the Robert Dix house, for
the summer. They came Saturday.
Rev. Benjamin F. Gott, OF Southwest
Harbor, formerly OF this place, attended
service here at the Methodist church Sun
day. Mr.. Gott is not preaching this year
on account of his poor health. All were
glad to welcome him, and hope for his
speedy recovery.
June 10. THELMA.
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SOUTH BRooKsvrLLE.

Mrs. T. T. Hsvey is visiting at Sargent
vile.
There is job on the quarry to employ
two gangs OF cutters.
Ray c. Gray has opened his ice cream
parlor for the season.
Miss Hazel Gray, OF Greenville, is visit
ing her father, Capt. l.. F. Gray.
Chase Robertson has moved his family
to Swans Island for the summer.
Crosby Ladd, who has had employment
at Easton, is home for the summer.
GODDARD Grant and wife, of Isle au
Haul, are visiting Mr.. Grants sister, Mrs.
Charles r. Gray.
Mrs. Lettie E. Duffy and son Harold
have gone to Buttersworth, Va, where
Mr.. Duty is employed cutting stone.
June IL. c.
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WEST sroNINeToY.

Mrs. Lottie Perry and son Richmond. O,
Rockiand, arc visiting Mrs. Caroline Ham.
blen.
Mrs. Hazel Galley, Of Stoning,on. 4.
visiting her parents, J. W. stinson and
wife.
Relatives observed the seventy-a 9Th
birthday Of Mrs. Margaret Mills by sur.
prise party June 2.
Miss Carrie Fifieid, Of Philadelphia, is
spending the summer with her mother.
Mrs. Sarah A. Fifield.
June II. Mrx.
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

The new market Of D. g. Hall, on Main
street, is open.
Lorrey Rogers, Of Montreal, is visiting
at the parsonage.
Clarence Lurvey IL employed at v. r.
Smiths for the season.
H. L. Savage is getting the Rock End
ready for summer guests.
Mrs. Shirley Graves, OF Boston, is visit
ing B. c. Graves and wife.
Ernest Hall, who has been attending
the University of Maine, IL home for the
summer.
Miss Laura Tracy, q recent graduate OF .
kindergarten trimming school in Boston,
is ut home.
Miss Joseph B. Bunker has taken Q
position Is bookkeeper at the store of E.
H. Kimball.
The new concrete sidewalk on Main
street is nearing completion. Graves
Bros. are doing the work.
Among recent summer arrivals are
Draper Lewis and family, william Pepper,
jr., and family, Arnold Wood and family,
Harrison Dewitt Parshall and family, and
Bishop Doane.
June II. W.X.Y.
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tally intervening sermon W. ,,,..
pastor, Rsv. Chaslss ". Rob,n.o. sas
church wss prsttily dscossted Win Ias
and compass Of cedar and s,.,~ Ssss
Special music wss rendered Nv a
quartet composed Of q. L. Brs., y
Ksllsy, D. l. Richardson and n , R .. =
ardeou. i''ca'
Nh. Dom Martin IL home nom po,,
land, whsrs abe has bssn visiting. wy
Mr.. Linnis King IL homo from ).
Maine general hospital, much imn,o' -. :
In health. o'sd
Mrs. Alfred Frsxisr, with her two a.,
drsn, 10 visiting her aunt, Mrs J.na,
Manchester. "A
Master Wilson Holden, Of Brook,vn =,
Y, 10 visiting his grandmother ~. =
Hannah Holden. '
June IL. n,
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SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Lora Carter, OF Bar Rarbor, 10 Wis
iting Miss Leah Guilmette.
A pleasant reception was rendered &c
Rev. A. w. Lorimer and wife ct Mrs. T. 8
Liscomb's Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. d. Averill, OF Portland, with
her two interesting children, 10 spending
Robert Hamor, OF Bangor, has been
spending few days here. Mr.. Hamor'a
daughter Gladys Leone, formerly OF thil
place, graduated from Bangor high school
Saturday.
June II. r.
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BASS HARBOR.

John Closson brought in 1900 pounds
OF pollock one trip recently.
Mrs. Laura Murphy and little son Hill
ton, OF Rockland, are visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Daisy Thurston is spending Q few
weeks with her sisters in Camden and
vicinity.
Mrs. vesta McRae, the librarian, ID
spending q weil-earned vacation with her
cousins, the Misses Spear, at Newton,
Mass.
June II. X.Y,Z,
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A pretty home wedding took placs Sat
urdAy evening, Ut the home Of Francis W..
West and wife, when their daughter, lula
Frances, was married to Frank Hammond
Jordan. Rev. Gideon Mayo oniciated.
At s o'clock, to Mendelssohn's wedding
march, played by Miss Esther West, cousin
Of the bride, the wedding party descended
the stairs and took their stand beneath an
arch Of green and white from which was
suspended q large white wedding bell.
The brides dress was OF white silk and
lace; she carried bouquet OF white carna-
tions. She was attended by her sister
Marion and her cousins, Helen and Clara
West. The bcs. man was William r. Jor-
dan, brother Of the groom.
The house was prettily decorated in green
and white. Many invitations were issued,
and = large company OF relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony. The out
of-town guests were William Mccain and
wife, Of Psssaic, n. j.; William DesIsle
and wife, Mrs. Frank Wintcrbotham, Mrs.
Samuel DesIsle, Harry Coolidge and wife,
OF Lamoine; Mrs. Charles o. wormell, OF
Ellsworth; Carl Stratton and wife, Of
Hancock; Mrs. Lucetta King, OF East
Biilerica, Mass; Misses Leila and Celia
Clark, Misses Clara, Esther and Edith
West, Marion Rich, Of Bar Harbor.
Refreshments were served by four
young friends OF the bride. The bride is .
graduate OF the Eastern State normal and
training school at Castine, Gloss OF 1903.
Since that time she has taught success
fully in the Emerson grammar school At
Bar Harbor. The groom 10 . rising young
marine engineer in the employ OF the NJ.
c. r. r. The bride was the recipient Of
many beautiful and useful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan left for Rocxland,
where Mr.. Jordan will Join the steamer
Moosehead.
June IL. 81.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.


Ivory Foss has purchased an automo-
bile.
Arthur Jeliison has gone to Bar HArbor
to work.
Mrs. Hsmlin, OF New York, arrived ct
her cottage Saturday.
p. Cunningham, wife and daughter,
of Bucksport, are 1t their cottage here.
Mrs. l. L. Wardwel was recently called
to Bangor BY the death Of her brother,
Mr.. Newcomb.
Miss Alice Minton, who closed her
school here Friday, has gone to Bar Har-
Dor, where she has employment for the
summer.
Miss Dora Jellison went to Charleston
last week to be present 1t the graduating
exercises Of her sister Elizabeth. They
returned home Friday.
June 10, C.
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WALTHAM.

Miss Lecta Hardisou, who has been en-
ployed in Ellsworth, is home.
Mrs. Madeline Ashe, Of Eastbrook, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alden Haslem.
There was an interesting baseball game
recently between the Waltham and East
brook teams, Eastbrook winning by q
score Of 81.
June L. H.
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FOUR NEI0HBOR's ExPERIENCE

How you may prodt by II. Take Foley Kidney
Pills. Mrs. L. =. Davenport. . Seblsy's Court,
Bangor. Me-, says: "For the last year or two
! suffered from kidney trouble. I had . duh
pain across my back and . pain in my
stomach. "A neighbor advised taking Foley
Kidney Pills, and did 20. After few days
there was . wonderful change in my case.
stsad Of tired and I'll played ont Foley KID
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and gladly recommend them 70 all who suf-
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sfCM.
Isle AU HAUL.

Row. Lewis Elhuff win hold services 10
the Congregational church through the
summer, at II .. m. and 5 p. m.
All the schools iclosed on Friday, after
successful terms of nten weeks. The
teachers have returned to their homes
Miss Katherine Haley to Prospect, Miss
Ruth Grindle to Biuehill and Miss
Grscia Hooper to Ellsworth.
June 10 e
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The exercises by the graduating class Of
the Sullivan high school were held at the
Union church Thursday evening. There
was large attendance. Much credit il
due both teachers and class for the credit
able manner in which the exercises were
carried out. Program:
Music
Prayer
Music
Salutatory and Essay
The value of higher education
Harry Pearl Merchant
Essay. The reading of good literature
Doris Louise Hooper
oration..........Thee character of the Puritans
Ernest Edward Haskell
History and Prophecy
Rosa Mabel Havey
Music
Address to undergraduates
Reliability
Lillian Marian Robertson
valedictory and Essay
Our high school advantages
Elwood Morton Wilbur
Presentation of diplomas,
Benediction
The graduates are Harry Merchant,
Ernest Haskell, Doris Hooper, Lillian
Robertson, Rosa Havey, Wallace Clark, OF
West Sullivan, and Elwood Wilbur, OF
Sorrento.
The class motto is "via not vivas".
The officers are Eiwood Morton Wilbur,
president; Rosa Mabel Havey, vice. presi-
dent; Lillian Marian Robertson, secre-
tary; Harry Pearl Merchant, treasurer.
The reception and dance that followed
the graduation took place at K. OF P. hall
Friday evening, and was one OF the most
enjoyable events OF the season. The hall
was prettily decorated with the class
colors, green and white, and the class
looked very charming. Music was fur
nished by Roberts orchestra, of Milbridge,
and dancing was kept up until a late hour.
June 10. Nj.
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GOULDSBORO,

Addic Guptiil, . student at Csstine nor
NAL school, is home for the summer.
A. 8. Roife, who is living with his son
George at Stanley's Point, Is visiting
friends here.
June II. JES.
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COUNTY NEWS.
west rRsMosr.


Llswellyn Rich has taksn trip fishing
with Henry Albee.
Robert DIX has employment ct the
Ocean house, Manset.
Julia Clark, who works in Portland, 10
home for the summer.
Charles A. Reed, who has been in Bos-
ton in business, is home on his vacation.
w. H. Lunt and wife have finished their
work ct Northeast Harbor, and gone to
Bluehill for the summer.
Capt. Nathan A. Reed and wife, OF Duck
Island light, have gone to Kcsne, N. H.,
to attend the graduation OF their daugh-
! ter Emma. Their daughters Helen, Bes-
sic and Marion will visit their sister, Mrs.
Eunice Lopaus, while they are away.
Mrs. Jennie Dow, who has been at Owls
Head the past three weeks, came home
Saturday. Her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Balm, with her two children, isabella and
Alexander, came with her; also her grand
daughter, Arlene Sawyer, from stoning-
ton, who will spend the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. Harold lawson.
June II. THELMA.
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Tne soothing spray Of Ely's Liquid Cream
Balm, used in an stomixer, IL an unspeakable
relief TO sufferers from Catarrh. Some Of
them describe It - 0odsend, and NO won
der. The thick, foul discharge 10 dislodged
and the patient breathes freely, perhaps Tor
the hrst time In weeks. Liquid Cream Balm
contains Al the healing, purifying elements
Sold By all druggists for 7Sc., including
spraytng tube, or mailed BY Ely Bros, q
Warren Street, New York.
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TRENTON.

Mrs. Thomas Z. Darke il i'll OF grip.
Miss Eva Copp has gone to Northeast
Harbor to work.
E. B. Hodgkins has returned from Lar
rabee, where he has been teaching.
Mrs. Anna Anderson and daughter, Mrs.
Harvard Copp, with little son, have ~
turned home from Newport.
June 10. MAY,
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OAK POINT,

Myra Walls is at home from Bar Harbor.
Leon Murch is In Bar Harbor visiting
for few days.
Howard Galley, Of Bangor, il at his old
home here for the summer.
Ralph Leland, who is mate on schooner
Winchester, was at home few days last
week.
June 10. M,
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BAR HARBOR.

Alfred Smith died Wednesday evening
after IN Illness Of some months. Mr..
Smith leaves . widow and two sons-H.
Montgomery Smith, Of Washington, d. c.,
and Edward L. Smith, Of Bar Harbor, and
. dsughter-M Flora Wakefield.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EGYPT.

Barney Eullan hes bssn unable 70 do
his farming this spring = hfst two
months attack Of grip, and then an injury
By sticking nail in his left foot. But
through the kindness Of thrss young nasn
-Lsveret York, sslden Smith and Frank
Rodgkins-who volunteered with horss,
plough and cultivator, ths work was soon
finished.
June Is. n.
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CENTER

Miss Carmen Harper is employed at Mrs.
John Robinson's.
Mrs. Alice Cole and daughters, Mrs.
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CHIPS.
M'KINLEY.

Mrs. Ada Martin is visiting her son
Charles.
Grace Colt 10 home from Hi1eins clas.i-
cal institute.
The masonic services Sunday were well
attended. The members Of the Lodge
marched to the church where an espsc-
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-. 3. Bedford, sls New York Life BLDG,
Aansas City. No.: says: ~ had . severe AZ
kionsys. and ! was tn great pain from ny
trouble friend reeommendsd FOLEY KID
tney ftlis. l used two BOTTLES Of them and
~ snnsX nave dose me world Of good" Sold 81
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Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum sets you
crazy. Can't bear the touch OF your clothing.
Doan's Ointment cures the most obstinate
cases. Why Suffer. AL druggists sell it.
-Advt.
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and peises distributed TO the following:
Lawrence Harper, Ola Campbsll, Eleanor
Hodedon, Augustus Murphy, Earl
Murphy, Howard Psvsar, Olive Butler and
Albert Hodedon. lGiss stanley he's ~
turned to her homo ct Northeast Harbor
for the summer.
Mrs. LAur. Bsal, Of Milbridse. was .
weekend guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. Y.
Crowley.
Miss Lixxie Bridges 10 home from Ma
chiasport, where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Foster Tracy.
June II. 9.
Mrs. Everett Murphy is visiting at
Southwest Harbor.
Frank Hodgdon, IT,, arrived Friday,
June l6, from Charleston, where he at
tended the spring term at Higgins class
ical institute.
Arthur Robinson and little son, Of
Massachusetts,, spent few days here re-
Gently, with MIR. Robinson's parents, John
Robinson and wife.
June 10. 8.
Mrs. Sara Ash and Nathaniel Young are
very poorly.
The school league held flag day enter
tainment Saturday evening which was
much enjoyed.
Seacoast Missionary A. p. Macdonald
came in last Friday and left again Satur-
day for Head Harbor island, where he 10
having a new church built.
Rev. Allen @. knight, who was pastor
here last summer, is back again for this
season. The people are very glad to have
him back, especially the children.
June 10. 8.
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NORTH ORLAND.
OBITUARY.

This community was saddened by the
sudden death of Coleman Gray, Friday,
about ! o'clock. He had been in his usual
health until Sunday, when he had Q sud-
den attack of heart trouble. He soon rail-
lied from that, and though he had several
bad spells during the next few days, he
had been bright and smart all Friday
morning. His death came suddenly.
Mr.. Gray was q respected citizen, be-
loved by everyone, kind and loving hus-
band and father and an obliging neighbor.
whom he met.
He had been married three times. His
first wife was Miss Sarah circuit, of
Bucksport; mis- second, Miss Mary Car
penter, of East Bucksport, by whom he
had five children Will, q sailor, his pres
emit whereabouts being unknown; Charles
C., Of Ellsworth; Mrs. John Hubbard, of
East Bucksport; Mrs. Wilmer Spencer, OF
Orono, and Mrs. Walter Ingalls,, of this
place. His last wife, who survives him, was
Miss Caroline Dodge, by whom he had
four children, two of whom are living
Mrs. George Spencer, OF veazie, and Al
vertie E., of this place.
The funeral was held to-day ct the Car
ter schoolhouse. The remains were taken
to Orland village for interment. Sympa-
thy il extended to the family.
The death Of William Billings, which
occurred Saturday morning, coming - it
did 50 soon after Mr.. Gray's death, gave
this little community . double shock.
Although he had been i'll but two weeks,
his death was not unexpected. All that
loving hands and medical skill could do
was done, but he continued to fail. He
leaves . widow, three children, . mother
and sister, also large number OF friends.
He was prominent member of the Lake
View grange, being . charter member and
has been steward ever since it was organ
lied. He viii be buried under that order
Monday ct 2.30 o'clock. The bereaved
family has the deepest sympathy OF all.
Mrs. Ida Nickerson, OF Massachusetts,,
10 with her father, A. H. Gray.
George Spencer was called here by the
death Of his father law, Coleman Gray.
Mrs. Spencer has been with her father
during his illness. Mrs. Wilmer Spencer
and daughter Beatrice, Of Orono, and
Charles Gray and wife, of Ellsworth, were
also here to attend the funeral.
June 10. B.
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Middls AGed ana kldsrIy People,
Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and pesma-
der troubles, ard for painful and annoying r.
regularities. eold By all druggists
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Charles Hincklcy and Lille, came nom
seavilIe last week for short visit ct Mrs.
Lois Bartlstt's.
Mrs. Anna Harmon, who has bssn criti-
cally III, is improving.
Mrs. Charlotte Farrell has gone to Els
worth for an extended visit.
Alton and Henry Bartlett are home from,
| Northeast Harbor for few days.
Miss Marion Hodgdon has returned from
Castine, where she attended normal
school.
| A social was held at the church Friday
evening, June Q, for the benefit Of the
grange.
Miss Henrietta Walls, OF Seal Cove,
spent few days with Miss Carmen Har-
per last week.
June IA. 8.
FRANKLIN ROAD.
Charles F. Graves has gone to Bangor to
do carpenter work.
Miss Effie B. Mcfarland, of Bar Harbor,
was q recent guest OF her sister, Mrs
u. L. stewart.
June II. Nj.
F.S. Graves and son Charles were home
from Bangor sunday.
Mrs. G. L. Stewart, who has been quite
| ill of tonsllitis, is much better.
School closed Friday, after q successful
term of ten weeks, taught by Miss Matte
Grindle, of Surry.
Sunday school was reorganized yester-
day with Wallace Foss superintendent;
Mrs. Annie Stewart. assistant superin-
tendent; Miss Hazel Butler, secretary;
Miss Bernice Marshall, treasurer; Miss
Edith Marshall, librarian; Mrs. e. Hutch
ms and Mrs. ]. w. Mckay, teachers.
June 10. NJ.
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OREA.

COREA.
Schools closed June 10, after successful
term. A pleasing program OF recitations,
essays, and school prophecy was given,
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MkNUHIAL kESOLEI1UNS-
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Great Comman-
der to take from the membership Of Bernard
lodge, X. OF p. our beloved brother, Roland
II. Howard, who death occurred June l, be IL
Resolved, That in his death we have lost a
good.citizen, devout Pytbisp. atrue brother;
and be it.
Resoiccd, That we extend to his bereaved
family our deepest sympathy, and Join with
them in mourning our loss.
l.. W. Rumiil,
Committee on resolutions,
West fremont, June Is, 1911.