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b xlsd 70 know that she b gaining rap
idly sfssr n operation for appsndicifis.
Mis- Bsnnstt II at ~ hospital in Bangce.
The ssminAry clossd Friday Tor ths
Christmas vacation. II viii reopen
JANA
The funeral services OF eewalI Z. Hey
wood were held Thursday afternoou ct the
home on Main street. Rev. Thomas
Whitsside oficiatsd. The honorary bearers
were comrades OF the 9Th Maine = John
Kennedy, Edward Colson, Hiram Fogg
and George D, Crane. The active bearers
were Chandler Wilson, Frank w. Gem,
Louis r. Tapley and Fred r. Page. The
interment was at Oak Hill cemetery.
rhs remains Of Mary Alice, wife Of Rsv.
g. @. winslow, OF Belfast. accompanied
by the husband and son George and wife,
OF Westfield, Mass., were brought here
Thursday. A short service was held FRI
day morning at the residence Of Hon.
Parker Sponord. The interment was ct
Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs.. winsiow was .
woman OF charming personality, and her
ready sympathy and kindly deeds will
long be remembered. The many friends
whom she had made during her frequent
visits here extend their deepest sympathy
to the bereaved husband and SON.
Dec. Is. ].
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WEST GouLDsBoRo.

r. T. Wood, of Steuben, was in town q
few days last week
Z. NJ. Stevens and wife were in Bar Har-
Dor one day last week.
Stillmsn and Nicholas Bunker, q. G.
Gouldsboro and Nicholas Stevens are III.
Miss Blanche Kingsley is home from
Sullivan high school for the Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. s. L. Tracy and F. p. Noyes and
wife went to AshvilIe Tuesday to attend
the funeral OF Miss Ellen Prebie.
Henry G. Wood was in town Saturday
en- route for Steuben to spend his vacation
with his parents, F. T. Wood and wife.
Miss Lottie Wooster, OF Washington
Junction, who has been visiting Mrs. A.
w. Gordon, returned to her home Friday.
Dec. Is l..
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BAYsIDE.

Whitcomb, Haynes 4 Co.'s Bayside mill
has shut down for the winter.
o. L. Stewart and wife have returned to
their home 1t Ellsworth Falls.
Ivory and vernal Frazier have gone to
Belfast to work in sawmill this winter.
J. w. Remick spent few days last week
in Brewer with his sister, Mrs. Anna
Conary.
Mrs. Ivory Frazier and little son Pearl
have gone to Ellsworth to spend the win
ter.
Friends here Of Mrs. Irene Pomroy are
sorry TO hear Of her illness in Gardiner,
where she 10 spending the winter.
Mrs. Elmer Crockett came from Win
terport to-day to care for her daughter,
Miss Isabelle Crockett, who il i'll OF blood
poisoning at the home of J. d. Rsmick,
where she il boarding while teaching in
district No. l.
Dec. Is. r.
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WEST EDEN.
DAVIS.

Miss Lizzie Fogg is spending few days
with her uncle, !. Lee Fogg and wife.
Lloyd, little son OF Murray Lnrvey and
wife, has been quite ill, but is better.
Mrs. Nettie c. Higgins is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Jei-
iison, II Eden.
Schools closed Friday, with appropriate
exercises, the schools joining. A treat was
furnished by Edith Bowdsn, . summer
resident Of Bar Harbor. There will be .
recess Of two weeks. Miss Cotsiey, prin-
cipaI Of the grammar school, win spend
the vacation 1t her homo in Dexter.
James Knox died ct his home last Thurs
day night, after long illness from cam
Ger. Besides his widow, he leaves two
daughters Harvey Gilbert and Mrs.
John Burma, OF Bar Harbor, and two sons
George, OF Mt. Desert, and William, Of
Northeast Harbor. The family has the
sympathy Of all. The funeral was held at
the home Saturday afternoon. Iuterment
in Mt. View cemetery.
Dec. 10. n.
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SADIE.
PRETTY MARSH.

Mrs. Ida Walls has closed her cottage
here and gone to her home 1t Otter Creek.
Mrs. Cora 5mallidge and Miss Adelaide
spent the weekend with Mrs. r. II. Davis
At Trenton.
West fremont, has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Allen Freeman.
Mrs. Florence Young and Master Ronald
have returned from = weeks visit with
Mrs. Ruth Grindie at Hall Quarry.
Schools will close Dec. 16 for two weeks.
The teacher, Mr.. Sully, will spend Christ
mas with friends in Newport, 3. l.
Dec. II. G.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

A.. Foss, grange deputy, visited seagir,
grange Tuesday.
Capt. Adrian Stanley made a short call
home Wednesday.
Nellie Walker. who has been teaching ID
CAstine, Is spending her vacation with bel
father here.
Mrs. vernon Small, who spent Thanks
giving with her mother in Yarmouth
came home Wednesday.
Mrs. Knowlton, teacher at North Sson;
ington, who spent her vacation viii
friends in Paimyrs, returned saturday
Roy Hendrick left Monday for Portland
to resume his work in Shaw's bushes,
college, which was interrupted last veal
by illness.
Dec. Is. b.
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sEAwALL.

John Penney, who went. home wisdl
Master Arthur Newman to Pumpkin,
Island light station, has returned hong
after three weeks visit.
Capt. Peter Benson, jr., who has oeen
fishing in the sloop Spray, has gone q
Portland to the hospital. His brosne1
Jordan will ali his place as captain while
he u away.
z. Hodgdon andawife, who sold then
place here 10 SOULS Newman and went to
Rockiand to look for another place, ha's
found rent, and returned here for tnsl'
household goods. Since coming back, MI
Hodgdon has been quite Ill, but Is bet'e'
now. All regret their removal, as tney
are pleasant and agreeable neighbors'
Dec. IL. DOLLY
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NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Rev. h. B. Arsy and family arrived home
Wednesday.
High school closed Friday for . vaca-
ton OF two weeks.
Misses Della and Haze, bragdon were in
Ellsworth Saturday.
Mrs. Elsie Keniston Royce, of Boston, is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Hurley, assistant high school teach
er, left for Frankfort Saturday.
Miss Mary Mayo is at home from Kent's
Hill seminary for the holidays.
Wesley Clark was down from Milo to
spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. e. r. Bartlett and daughter Mar
ion, OF East brook, were in town Monday.
The Baptist sewing circle win hold
Christmas sale Tuesday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. j. C. Springer visited her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Wentworth, at East franklin,
last week.
Mrs. Asa s. Dyer, superintendent OF the
Methodist Sunday school, is confined to
her home by illness.
Mrs. Jessie Havey was up from West
Sullivan to spend last week with her
mother, Mrs. Effie Macomber.
Mrs. Leslie Swan arrived home Friday,
after visit OF several weeks with relatives
in Portland and Boston.
Relatives OF Mrs. Eunice M. Cleayes
were saddened to hear of her death at
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Capt. Grover Small went to New YORK.
Thursday Of last week to join yacht d
20 south.
CAPT. r. A. Haskell Is home, also a. III
Hardy, for short time while their vessel
II loading at 6sonington.
Miss Ellis, general missionary, is hold.
ing meetings in the second Congregational
church three weeks. All were glad Of bel
coming, a there has been no preaching
here for few weeks. -
J. H. Pressey, Of Cranberry Isles, was WIS.,
iting ct E. w. Hardy's last week, coming
on Saturday and remaining until Tuesday
1t 10 forty-five years since he was here
and in that time he found great changes
He WAS kindly welcomed by all who knex|
him.
Dec. IS. II.
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OTB.

~
All ere anxiousiy waiting Tor more
snow.
Enc Nay LAlly, Of Bangor, il visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Delp LAliy.
IS. Young has added 70 his stock Ono
bred COW. Mr.. Young hes also benghf Of
Ellsworth parties nics horse to mate one
OF lis.
School closed last Friday, with the at
veyed pupils. This expensive system 10
depiored.
Regardless OF the bad travelling the past
week, e. L. Grover has had his teams
hauling hoops to Bangor and bringing
back supplies for his store. Mr.. Grover
il an extensive buyer Of hoops, and thus
gives employment to many.
.'Birdie," the family marc for many
years ct the Warren farm, IL no more.
Since year she had been rapidly failing,
and her mistress promised her long rest
which promise was faithfully kept. The
associations that clustered around her
made the parting sad.
Ralph Lally, who is engaged in quite .
little business in the fur line, IL passing
ont this week free rabbits for Christmas
cheer to his neighbors to test the fine
flavor of this little animal, killed and
dressed in the most humane and neatest
manner by Ralph, an art acquired by only
q few.
dec. IS. DAVIS.
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SUNSET.

School in district 13 is taught by Beulah
Sweetzer.
Ralph Lufkin arrived home from Stock
ton springs Monday.
Howard Pierce has returned from q
cunning trip to Bartlett's Island.
samuel Robbins was found dead in the
clam house Of Fred Eaton, Saturday.
Miss Lou Hosmer, who has spent several
weeks At 'sThe Brownie, left Tor Boston
Monday.
The entertainment in the library build
ing Wednesday evening was = success.
Net proceeds, US.
Mrs. J. r. johnson, who underwent .
serious surgical operation last week, is
doing nicely. She is cared for by .
trained nurse from Bangor and Mrs. Elsie
Knowiton, OF Stonington.
Dec. IL. SADIE.
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Catarrh Doctor.
You Can Get the Best One in
World for 81 90.

You Can Get the Best One in the
World for 800.
Go to G. A. Parcher's to-day. Say
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Then breathe pleasant, soothing,
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Stuffed up head will vanish. Keep
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HYOMEI IL guaranteed to end ca
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catarrhal deafness. or money back.
Complete outfit 41.00, subsequent bot
ties, II needed. so cents at G. A. Par
cher's and druggists everywhere.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Capt. A. B. Holt and wide have returned
from South Gouldsboro for the winter.
Miss Eunice Coggins will return this
week from Calais, where she spent several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. A. E. Austin returned last week
from Castine, whore she has spent some
time with her daughter, Mrs. J. w. Bow
den. She will leave this week for Law
renee, Mass, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Daniel Champion.
Dec a. "
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TRAMP,
DEER ISLE.

Harbor View chapter, o. 3. g., held it's
annual meeting Wednesday, and elected
their officers for tbs ensuing year.
Miss Merle Small, who has been taking
a course in music ct Ksnt's Hin, il spend
ing the holiday vacation with her parsnts,
DR.. H. w. Small and wis.
Willis A. Kicker, ~. D. q. ~, % CAS-
tine, made his oficiai vtsfka16 Marine
lodge Tuesday, and witnessed work in the
third degree. A fine banquet was served.
Mrs. Annie r. snider died suddenly at
her home in Sunset Wednesday. Mrs.
6nider came here several years ago from
Philadelphia, and built fine large resi-
dence, where she spent much OF her
time. She had no relatives in this vicini-
ty. She was an accomplished woman, and
much respected.
Abigail, widow OF Capt. James Bray,
died At her home at Beech hill Monday.
Mrs. bray was born Jan. II, 1873, and was
in her ninety third year, being the oldest
person in town. She was the mother Of .
large family Of children, and . most
estimabie woman. Hsf mental faculties
were remarkably well preserved, and she
could tall Of events OF the long-ago in .
most interesting manner. Funeral SER
vices were held at the house, Rev. w. d.
Collins oficiating. Intermsnt was At Mt.
Adams cemetery.
Dec. Is. REX.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mrs. A. H. Mears, who has been here
the past six months, has joined her hus-
band in Boston.
Mrs.. Joseph Leighton, with two children,
Of Bar Harbor, 10 with her parents, VIII
liam Emery and wife.
Monday night few friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald gave them . surprise
party. A pleasant evening was passed.
Cake and coffee were served.
Dec. ID. HUBBARD.
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ISLE AU HAUT.

q. d. Turner: and wife are visiting
friends In New York.
Miss Miriam Turner is home from nor
mai school ct Castine.
Misc Ada NJ. Morrill,, of Bradford y
teaching the village school.
Misses Addie and Matte Robinson as
expected homs 70 spend Christmas WILL
their parents.
: The children arc looking eagerly iO''
ward to Christmas. Mrs. Thsyer, oil Do'-
ton, has generously sent her check W.
quite an amount for their benefit.
Dec. IA.
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was waesd 81 Jsmes q Iessson. 81 Nswssf.
n. j., Of which he wFitss: II had lost much
blood from lung heMors hages, and was very
unable 70 work. Death seemed closs on my
heels. when began, three weeks ago, 20 use
Dr.. Kings Net Discovery. Bat II has helped
~ vesT ore iuns. - ob snd ~ coraS.
stubborn colds. hoArseneas, II grippe. asthma,
hay fever or any throat o. lung trouble its
supreme. toc- and efoo. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed By all druggists.
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wrNsErxA PAN.

winnetka council, d. Of p, bald pref
ty and successful flair. here on the after
noon and evening OF Dec. II In its lodge
room, which had been artistically deco
rated. The booths around the room were
in charge Of sssquaws" in their richest
Indian rAiment.
splendid with their paint and piumage.
Beautiful with beads and tassels.r
At the booth containing the burnt wood
and leather, Miss Susie Over and Mrs.
Harvey Ray presided. Mrs. Henry Hamil-
ton sold the bead and shell work, souve-
Mrs, fir pillows and other miscellany.
Mrs. L. s. Rays booth contained baskets
OF every description. Miss Amy Noonan
and Miss Grace Wilson, in costume,
mingled with the crowd selling tickets.
Mrs. Irving Moore and Miss Gladys Hutch
ings sold the candy. Mrs. George Written
exhibited the guess cake and Wiley Tracy
had the grab bag.
A delicious zupper was served, followed
by an entertainment, "Hiawaths," Illus
trated by tableaux. The Indian setting
with the principal parts in full costume,
together with the singing, made Q
picturesque and realistic performance.
HiawathA's wedding feast was perhaps
the prettiest tableau, showing all the par
ticipsnts.
1.-THE gracious HiAwatha,
And the lovely Laughing Water
And the careful Old Nokomis,
Tasted not the food before them;
Only waited on the others;
Only served their guests In silence"
The proceeds, which exceeded 100, are
to swell the sick benefit fund OF Winnetka
CT uncil.
Dec. IS. c.
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sToNINGroN.

Paul 7. Small has sold his fish weir to
Edwin Davis, Of West Brooksville.
Juanita chapter, o. E. g., elected officers
1t its annual meeting Dec. IA.
Arthur D. Smith, of Portland, 10 the
guest OF Henry Smith and wife.
DR. Gage, OF Atlantic, il ct Ocean View
for medical treatment.
Capt. Conners, of Bar Harbor, has spent
the past week in town on business.
Mn. willard Smith, OF Portland, is .
guest at the home OF Capt- Stephen Sellers.
Mrs. Frank Warren 10 in Cambridge,
Mass, getting her winter home ready for
occupancy.
Mrs. Stephen Barbour will leave Dec. %
to spend the winter in Mobile, Ala, with
her sister.
George u. Noyes, IT,, il publishing new
paper the stonington Adrertiser-to be
issued every Saturday in the interests OF
stonington.
Miss Nellie Walker, who has been
tsaching at North Castine, is at home on .
vacation.
Mrs. Charles 6tinson returned from the
Maine General hospital Friday, much Inn
proved in health.
Charles Grady, who has been hunting in
the Maine woods, arrived with game ON
Friday.
Evangelist Smith, Of Boston, uniting
with Mr.. McAliister ct the Methodist
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oorr,s ISLAND.

Mrs. Frank McMullin, OF McAih'e''
called ON friends here Sunday.
Irving Torrey was hers Sunday eVenin'
with load Of herring for lobster oai'
Ebsn Clark, with the selectmen OF iss ~,
mont, was hers Saturday for the puiP
Of laying ont ; road from ". v. Bapoius
TO the Head.
Dec. 10. Ihf
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TRENTON.

8. w. Billings lost his horse Last week,
OF acute indigestion.
Leroy Davis spent the weekend in Bar
Harbor.
George Moore has recently purchased
the Joseph Smith farm.
Miss Nellie Wilson, OF Prospect Harbor,
il boarding with her aunt, Mrs. Hiram
Grant.
Dec 16. M,
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When your test sre vet and cold, and
your body chilled through from exposure,
take big doe Of Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy, bathe your fleet in hot water
most certain to ward on severe cold.
For sale BY al dealers.
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BAss HARBoR.

Mira. w. G. Town visited friends III D''
HaFbor last weak.
Mis- Halle Murphy is visiting w.
sister in Portland.
Violet Gott, Helen and Richard 'a. ..sua
have gone TO Cambridge. Mass, 70 a. "a
the wedding OF Miss Helen Bumiofu
Ronald Davis. ~
Dec. Is.
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Il Chnrmlug Woman .rd
10 one who ID lovely In face, form, mn to b
teSn<r But it's hard for woman sickJ
chssninx without health. a wsss' st Cor
wdinsn Win IS nervous and irrttsole;i pis.
stipation and kidney pcisons sso" fetched
Piles, hlosches, skin er1pti9ns a;sters slwsys
S sPove aodsepd % women Who vent ss,6nm sss
beauty and friends. They reEuistJ, oos: giss
Liver ana Kidneys. purify the o.ooJb ressb,
strong nerves. bright 'rpniexion sna
perfect health. Try them. sc. A.
Gfsts.
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BUCKsPoRT.

George Blodgett and wife left Thursday
for Washington, D. e., for two weeks
visit.
The many friends Of Miss Anna Bennett,
daughter OF Oscar Bennett and wife, will
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COUNTY NEWS.


b. D. Lans and wits hsvs gone 70 Port
land to visit thsir son Louis.
Hdwin n. Pert, snginsse Boston and
Bangor etsanship Co, i homs on visit.
lGinnswsukon chapter, h. A. n, Tues
day evening elected the following ofscsrs:
o. L. Elys, high priest; 4. n. Mayo, king;
Lincoln Siblsy, scribe; }. ". Paris. treas
ursr; n. w. Smith, sscrstary; J. n.
Hooper, c. Of H.; T. A. Smith, r. g.; 3. B.
Kane, B. A.C.
Columbia chapter, O. 3. g., elected Of
hcers DEC. 8, - follows: Mrs. Alice 8.
Ryard, W. NJ; Herbert 8. Dority. W. p;
Mrs. Laura NJ. Eaton, associate mstron;
Mr.. Lucy r. Dority. secretary; Mrs.
Angie Dority, treasurer; Mrs. Lillian
Robbins, conductress; Mrs Mary e.
Bracy, associate conductress. Ofhcers will
b Installed Wednesday evening, Jan. >.
The degrees Of the order will Be conferred
on two candidates Dec. 70. Refreshments
viii Be served on both occasions.
Dec. II. 81.
Misses Ruby Dority and Mary Paris ar
rived from Hebron Saturday to spend the
holidays.
Notwithstanding the storm'of Saturday
evening, large crowd attended the dance
ct Riversids hall.
Mrs, A. B. Tinker, the oldest resident in
the village, paced her eighty-ninsh birth
day Friday. She attended tbs woman's
meeting in she afternoon, and b. re-
quest sang an old-time song. She received
during the day ninsty-eight cards and
letters.
Dec. ID. "a.
There will be Christmas concert ct the
First Baptist church Sunday evening. DEC.
y.
Misses Belle Tapley Smith and Abbis
Sanderson, Of Colby college, viii spend
their vacation It home here.
The nrst quarterly meeting Of the w. G.
7. o., Of Sedgwick, was held 4 the par
sonsgs Dec. 8. Nine new members were
welcomed BY the president, Mrs. Clara
6anderson. After the business meeting, an
interesting program with special music
and readings was enjoyed. Then, "over
the tea-cups," the short time spent So
ciaily was fitting Close to pleasant and
profitable gathering.
Dec IS. SPEC.
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COUNTY NEWS.
PRoePECr HARpoR.

Miss 0enevievs r. Cole returnsG from
visit to watervilie Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton has returned
from visit to Winter Harbor.
Mrs. George Written has gone to Rock
land to visit her son, who 10 in business
college there.
The old harm on the Van Nesa place was
taken down last week, very much improv-
ing the premises.
E. w. Ceaves went to 6teubsn Friday to
attend the funeral Of his sister law,
Mrs. Maria Cieaves.
Foster Tracy has moved his family to
Bunker's Harbor, where be has charge OF
Capt. Overs lobster pound.
Harvard Colwell and Norman Shaw,
students At Higgins classical institute,
are spending their vacation ct home.
Mrs. Della Noonan, who has been .
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. WEIGH Moore,
returned to her home in Goaldsboro Sum
day.
Invitations have been recsived here to
the wedding OF Wilbur vose Cole and
Miss Elsie Mabel LAkin, Of waterviile, on
the evening of Jan. I. Mr.. Cole is Pros
pect Harbor boy, graduate Of Coburn
classical institute and OF Colby college.
Since his graduation last June, he has
been engaged in business IN waterville.
A host OF friends here extend congratula-
tions on his marriage to Z well-known and
-
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Doen's Regulsts cure constipation without
gripping, nsusea nor any Weakening effect.
Ask your druggist for them. = cents per boz.
--Adrf.
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SOUTH suRRy.

Mail service is still very irregular.
Clarence Leonard is occupying his house.
Maurice Gray, OF SargentviIle, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. r A. Coggins.
Charles p. Tucker, OF BluehiIl, was the
guest OF Clifford Coggins few days re-
Gently.
Mrs. Ella F. Davis, OF Forest Hill, Mass,
former resident OF South surry. has pre-
scented . box OF books to the public IL
brary. They are much appreciated.
Much credit is due the young ladies in
terested in the welfare OF the public H.
brary for the entertainment recently
given. The program was much enjoyed.
Thanks are also due to the ladies who fur
Dished supper. Proceeds about Is.
Dec. 10. TRAMP.
Maurice Gray returned to ssrgentville
to-day.
Leon Tats, Of Ellsworth, Is spending
the winter at z. g. Young's.
Ernest Closson. Of 6edgwick. and
Charles Hall were hsre on business Hast
week.
The Christmas tree and supper At the
church viii Be held saturday evening,
Dec. q.
A crew with hay press is busily 1t
work at the late Edgar Treworgy's barn,
getting the hay ready for removal.
A church meeting was held last evening
for the purpose Of choosing officers for the
ensuing year, and to transact other BUSH
ness.
dec. IL. TRAMP,
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BUcKsPoRr CENTER.

Mary E., wife Of William n. Carver,
died Wednesday, Dsc. l3. AGED fifty-ssven
years. shs leaves one SON inson H., OF
New York.
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BAR HARBoR.

Reginald a., aged eleven years, son Of
Clifford N. Wiley and wife, died Tues
day, Dec. II, after an illness o. about two
weeks, Of pneumonia.
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tend Btats grange, q I1wiston :.
sats fron Alamecsook grange. S'
Daniel Eastnan ~ stricksp vii.
alyuis Sunday, and = very low.
vAisntins 6opsr, OF orisnd !. .....,
In distrfcs No. :, this bsing his f,r,, ,
3. Wiley and win, accompanied !, =
Dunham, len Wednesday for C.mds. ~
tie winter. q
Mn. Alice Gibbs il 1t home irou -
ants HAfbor, her sister, who was in ~. W
ing recovered. a''1
Miss Lucy Burgess has returned !.
home In Dser Isle aftsr weeks viii, -.
Miss winifred Gray. A
Miss Gertrude Mason has ,e..
teaching at Bucks Mills, this be,rs !
third term thsre.1 .~e~a IS
Dec. II. ~UguD yv... -,