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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. T. II. Peters has gone to Hancock
Point for the season.
Hattie and Mona Robertson left Sunday
for Bar Hsrbor, where they have employ
ment.
The two young sons Of Oths Jellison and
wife, OF Bar Harbor, are visiting relatives
here.
Gilbert g. Pettee was called to Union
willie Saturday by the illness of his mother.
Mrs. Minnie Brown, OF Franklin, is at
the home of Der parents, Robert Abel and
wife.
Friends OF George Haven and wife, OF
South Hancock, deeply sympathize with
them in the death OF their only child, AL
bert, at Salma Cruz, Mexico, last week.
The residence of Mrs. Hattie l. Miller
was struck by lightning Thursday during
the cyclone and storm, but no serious
damage was done.
July 10. NJ.
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COUNTY NEWS.
pRosPEcr HARpoR.

| ksO<S3 k@4 AAAAASCAss
Fremont Bragdon, Of East Sullivan,
spent few days here last week.
Rev. Carl @. Horst and family, Of WAL
lsston, Mas, are here for the season.
Irving Moore and wife have returned
from visit to p. T. Moore, of Bluehill.
Estwick Allen, Of Allston, Mass, ID
spending his vacation ct the old Allen
homestead.
Mrs. George W. Colwell and young
daughter are spending the week at East
Steuben with relatives.
The young people enjoyed q clam bake
on w. II. Noore's shore Friday evening,
given for Ralph Moore and wife.
Mrs. Charles w. Badgiey and Miss An
nette Badgisy, Of Denver, COL, have ar
rived at Sarah Shaw's for the summer.
w. F. Bruce took an automobile party
to Columbia on fishing trip the last OF
the week. L. b. Deasy, OF Bar Harbor.
and F. F. Hill, Of Dorchester, were in the
party.
Union church was well filled Sunday
afternoon on the occasion Of the annual
Knights OF Pythias sermon. Rev. Thomas
Van Ness, Of Boston, delivered q fine ad-
dress, and it, together with the singing OF
the choir, which was augmented by the
voices Of Rev. Mr.. Kohler and Rev. c. E.
Bronson, made an inspiring service.
Halcyon temple, Pythian Sisters, en-
joyed the largest meeting since its organi-
nation on any ordinary meeting night, at
its last meeting Wednesday night. The
degree was given to six candidatcs-two
knights and four ladies. Sister Eva T.
Stinson is the present most excellent
chief, and the fiourishing condition OF the
order is due mainly to her ability a. an
executive. Several are now waiting for
admission. There were refreshments.
A special feature which created much
amusement was q holder shower on one OF
the bachelor brothers. During the heated
each month, the first "wednesday.
One Of the happiest occasions in . long
time Was the reception Of Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas Van Ness, of boston, to their
neighbors and friends OF the viliaRe-the
occasion marking their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary. The whole village was
invited to their home, the Johns estate,
which they bought year ago, and which
they have made so attractive. The old
house set among the willows commands q
fine view Of the harbor and surrounding
country. Mrs. Van Ness received her guest
in her wedding gown OF twenty-five
years ago, and dispensed . most charming
hospitality. The Van Nesses have spent
their summers here several year,, and now
that they have made their home here, the
village folk feel that they belong to them.
One Of the most pleasant features Of the
party was this spirit manifested and ex-
pressed by w. F. Bruce, together with
TIVE nty- five silver dollars which he pre-
sented in behalf Of the village. Mrs. l. 3.
Ray served punch, while Mr. Z. c. Cole
and Mrs. /. s. Whitaker served ice-cresm
and cake. The old house, with its quaint
and which is fast being rs-
stored, was open throughout FOR the in
spection Of guests. A large company en-
joyed the most delis htfui hospitality.
July To- C.
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WEST BROWNSVILLE

Albert Mills has returned to Goose
Rock light station.
Capt. Thomas Tspley observed his
eighty-sixth birthday June -.
Edward Angiey and wife, OF Bangor, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Harry Tap
ICY.
Thaddeus Shepardson, of Massachusetts,,
hAs been visiting his sister, Mrs ~ B.
Blake.
Aiss Lucy Hale Tspley, president OF
Spslman seminary, Atlanta, Ca. 10 home
fos the summer.
Prof. Won Mack and wife, OF Aassachu-
sstts, have opened their house at Henry's
psintifor the summer.
Mrs. Domingo <. Smith, daush<se Mil
apad and son Kenneth, who moved -
Upton, Mass. two years ago, have re-
turned to Brootssyille to reside
william J. Barry, born in 1912, servsd
apprenticeship to be . Sandy Hook pilot.
indens~red April II, 1855, served eleven
years, was made . pilot in 49,, retired
IAnaAyy, loG, b spending the summer
hare with Capk- George H. Tsp,ay.
July 4 ToMsoH-
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN.
Miss Genevievs Havey is visiting in Ban
gor.
Mrs. Roy Fernald is visiting her homo
people in Calais.
Miss Teresa Hartwell returned to Bal
Harbor Monday.
Thomas Bragdon aud wife left for Ports
mouth, N. H., last week.
Mrs. Alvan Fernald has returned to hel
home in Waltham, Mass.
Mrs. Phoebe Havey is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Esther Donnell.
Misses Edna aud Rens Donnell have
gone to Manset for the summer.
The ladies' aid society is conducting
ice-cream sales Saturday evenings.
DR.. Norton and wife, Of Stockholm, are
guests at the Methodist parsonage.
Miss Gladys Bragdon, who spent the
Fourth in Portland, returned Thursday.
Came Warden George U. Dyer has been
called to duty at Eagle lake, Piscataquis
county.
Miss Cassilena Perry is visiting her par
ents here since the closing OF her school at
Easton.
Mrs. Ula Gordon Miller, OF Massachu-
sets, is visiting her parents, Fred Gordon
and wife.
Guy Fernald and Miss Goyette, Of Wal
than, Mass, are visiting at the Fernald
homestead.
Misses Eleanor Dyer, Geneva and Della
Bragdon are at the Tarratine, Hancock
Point, for the summer.
Victor Peavey, wife and little daughter,
of Bangor, were recent guests of Mrs.
Martha Havey and other relatives.
The many friends OF Mrs. Effie Bragdon
regret her prolonged illness. Her sister,
Miss Name, is caring for her.
The many friends of Miss Florence
Dunn regret the attack Of lameness which
necessitated her return from Northeast
Harbor.
Walter DonHell, wife and two children,
and his brother Bernard were up from
Tunk pond to spend the Fourth with their
parents.
A pleasant event one evening last week
was the surprise party given Mrs. L. T.
Bunker, president Of the ladies' aid society.
A social chat was followed by serving re-
Treatments which the company brought,
and the presentation to Mrs. Bunker OF q
handsome linen centrepiece as slight
recognition Of her efficiency as director OF
the organization.
July TO- B.
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ATLANTIC,

Dr.. H. w. Small, wife and dAughtsF, and
Mise Lizzie Burns and friends, Of peer
bile, spent the weekend at Atlantic.
During the thunder shower July o, hight
ming ssSsck the flag pole 1t Al A. Stzples,
and entering the ground throw up sod and
dirt for fifteen feet or more. 1t also struck
in several other places in town.
Fourth Of July was ceiebased hem by .
dinner and supper at Seaside hall which
nettsd shout 20 towards thu pastm'ssAl-
sry. \ nsch-appreciated help both. so
oially and financially wss- the party OF
friend> and relatives from Gets Island.
Amsoe the recent arrivals. arc the MIS-
ses Gamhin and Miss Neal, and Nm. John
Fishes and family, Of New York.. It Edith
Stsplss cottages; Miss Kyersham. of Bal
timos., as Rose Hill farm
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NORTH SEDGwICK.

Robert Bethel, Of Bluehill, is in town
visiting relatives and friends.
Albert Heald, OF Melrose, Mass, who
has been in town . week, has gone to
Bluehill.
Mrs. Rowena Carter, OF West Els
worth, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dora
Hanscom.
Earl Hanscom, of Portland, is in town
for few days, visiting his mother, Mrs.
Dora Hanscom. He is accompanied by
Miss Abbott, OF Portland.
Miss Hazel Friend, who has taught
school at West Freeport several terms,
came home for visit OF two weeks. She
will spend the summer at Old Orchard.
July 3. RAE.
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advertisements.
Good Work.
Done Daily in Ellsworth. Many
Citizens Tell Of 1t.

N..,,v every reader has heard of Dosn's
80. p;u. r..;. ,a -o,L IN ru..
worth s'ni con'inas'' anu o1i SA''1'1' -
constantly adding ENDORSEMENT oy puoiio
testimony. No better proof OF merit can
- h.a thar theY.rn.r,encs of friends and
p..,..
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their return tho yacht is to b rented tor

their return the yacht is to b rented for
the season.
During shower Monday, July ,, light
ming struck the house Of Nathan Boynton,
going through several rooms and giving
Mrs. Boynton quite shock.
The ladies' aid society held . strawberry
festival Friday evening at 9. Z. hall. The
society has recently received gift Of four
dozen silver knives and forks and ten
dozen spoons from J. w. Brasdon, Of
Minneapolis, Mimi.
DR.. H. @. Hodgkins, wife and family, Of
Waterville, are occupying their home at
the corner. The two oldest sons, Herbert
and Harold, will remain in Waterville.
Mrs. Hodgkins' mother, Mrs. A. L. Holt,
who has been with them in Waterville for
q few months, accompanied them.
July 10. r. H.
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hand IL running a.fsh market for J. L.
Stanley, Of Mansst.
Misses Nay and Eva Hsrsey srs visiting
here.
Mn. Lacy Steward and son are visiting
relatives st Sound.
Miss Lana wsdss has bssn the guest Of
Lena Norwood the past week.
Miss Lizsis vanhorn has been the guest
Of N. n. Norwood and wife the past week.
Lena Norwood visited her cousin, Mrs.
vioia Murphy, ct Center, last week.
ROBBIE Norwood and family have bsen
visiting Mrs. Norwood's parents in La
moline.
Olive Lurvsy, Of Chelsea, Mass, 10
spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs..
Mary Lurvey.
John Walls has resumed his work ct
Dark Harbor, where he mas been employed
the past four summers.
Mrs. Fred Robbins, of Heron island
light station, and Blanch Hartman, Of
Jonesport, are visiting their mother, Mrs.
Eliza Robbins.
July 10. SPEC.
Mr.. Marston, OF Boothbay, spent week
here recently, the guest OF Mrs. Julia Gil
ley.
Mrs. Susie Hastings, OF Franklin, has
been spending . few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Eben Richardson.
Rev. Frank J. Goodwin, OF Washington,
d. c., preached fine sermon at the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning, the
pastor assisting in the services.
MIR. Sherwood, an old-time visitor at
travelling In Europe the past three years,
is again guest Of the Ciarcmont.
Oscar H. Emery, of Eden, who vas re-
law Office here. He will practice on his
own account, and not in partnership with
Mr.. Norwood, - has been erroneously an
nounced.
Mrs. Mary E. Coggins, of San Francisco,
now at the Newport house, Bar Harbor,
called on her siStsf-in-law, Mrs. A. w.
Clark Wednesday. Although Mrs. Cog
gins has travelled extensively, this 10 the
first time for twenty years that she has re-
visited her native place.
Mrs. Fred Robbins, Of Heron Neck Light
station, has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Howard Robbins. When she returns
to her new home, with which she 10 much
pleased, Mrs. Robbins Will take with her
the three children Of her sister, Mrs.
Blanche Harmon, who has also been
spending . week with her mot her.
July 10. SPRAY.
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sARGExTyILLE.

Merle Walls and wife are guests OF Eben
A. Hinckley and wife.
Rnfus HinGkIey, OF Milton Mass, is At
Nome for 4 few days.
Parker Hinckley, OF Milton Mass, has
been At home . few days.
Mrs. Clara NJ. CiApp has returned to her
home At North sedgwick.
Miss Elizabeth Bruce, OF Ioakers, n. ",
10 visiting Mrs. c. l. Babson.
Miss Hazel Leach, Of Bluehill, is visiting
her sisteE. Mrs. Elmer Cummings.
Capt. Onward Hooper. OF the barge s. r.
Meade, 10 1t home for short. visit.
Miss Flora L. Bowden il. spending thu
summer with hex mother,- Mrs. Clara l..
Bowden-
Misses Adelaide and Geskrude Graz,
Of Philadelphia. Pa, hare joined their
mother hare.
Mise Adelaide Mncklsy,. a Stonington,
il spending the summar With her grand
parents.
Mrs. Frank Redman. and children. Of
Newton Upper Falls, Mas, are guestn-of
Mrs. Mary Miliken.
Pref. II. &. Robsrts,. win and daughter
Alstha, of NnEthaald, W, are spending
the aammer with Hon. Henry W. HAsgpnt
and wife.
Rowland 0ny, OF tia steamer fremont,
waa called home Fridae BY the sndden
dsath OF his little SON. Much sympathy ID
A-as
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Eugene Hamilton has returned to his
business in Boston.
John Anderson and wife, OF Boston,
have been visiting Mr.. Anderson's parents,
Peter Anderson and wife.
Mrs. Annie Coombs, who has been in
Castine two months, has returned home.
Jesse Staples and daughter Harriet and
Henry Staples and his daughter, OF Rock
land, Mass, are visiting Abel Staples and
wife. They conducted the prayer and
praise service in the chapel Sunday even
ing. The chapel was well filed with their
old-time friends and neighbors.
July 8. XEXoPHoN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
DEER uf.E,

DEEn koA18s
Capt. q. n. sponord came home Sunday
for short stay.
Dr.. and Mr.. wsssatt are taxing . short
vacation in Boston.
r. @. Pickering and Wits, Of Rockland,
are visiting relatives here.
H. H. Prssssy and wits have opsnsd
their cottage for the summer.
E. e. joyce and wife, Of Atlantic spent
the Fourth with Mrs. H. w. Small.
Karl K. KnowIton has gone to Dirigo,
where he 10 employed for few months.
Miss Essis v. Gray has returned from
New Hampshire, where she has been visit
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton and son, Of
Cambridge, Mas, are guests Of Mrs.
Frank Carman.
Ray @. Haskell, who has been in the
South the past year, 10 visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Saunders.
Capt. E. A. Richardson, OF the schooner
Calumet, il at home for few days. The
vessel 10 dischargins at Philadelphia.
Ms. Lena Treat and children and her
sister, Miss Hazel NJ. Haskell, came from
East Boston saturday to spend the sum
mer.
Hon. E. p. sponord, chairman OF the
State board Of nilroad commissioners, 10
on a trip thrOugb Aroostook on official
business.
F. g. Gray and wife went to Portland
Friday to be there on the blrt hday Of their
son Lewis, who 10 in tho Maine general
hospital.
A party consisting Of Z A. Greene and
wife, DR.. H. w. Small and wife, Lizzie
Burns, Merle Small end Merle Greene
went to Atlantic Saturday IN Mr.. Greene's
boat, returning Sunday.
Although the Fourth was the hottest
day ever known here it was greatly en-
joyed by everyone. AZ D tbere was
parade, the two most notable features Of
which were the floats representing tho
alumni association OF the high school,
and the Florence Nightingale society.
The alumni fioat was decorated in the ma
tional colors, with largo alumni banner,
and American flags and the banners Of
the different glasses In their respective
colors. The societys float wan very pref
tily decorated in yellow and white with
field daisies, under tbs direction OF
Mrs. George Beck. At $50 thu lsdies'
aid society served supper at il rooms
In the evening the alumni associat ION pre-
sented the three act comedy, "a Bacbe-
lor's Divorce" Those taking part were
Hazel Carmsn, Rose Thompson, Nellie
Haskell, Agnes Greenlaw, George Joyce,
Merle Greene and Roy Joyce. Tie play
was followed by . dance.
July 10. PEEK
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SOUTH BRuoKsvrLlE.

Oliver Gray, fireman on tug Resolu..,
Of Sew London. Conn.,, is at home ior .
short vacation.
Capt. Martin Gray, OF Belfast, was hem
Saturday to visit his brother, Capt. L. p.
Gray, who IL quite low.
o,den ID. Tspiey Is shingling the old
Chatto house, which was the birthplace Il
tse late J. B. Rcdman, OF Ellsworth.
Misc Dorothy and Earle Harris, Of
Salem. Mass, are visiting their aunt.
Mrs. J. J. BAkenan, at CIRCUITS Harbor.
July B. C..
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LAMOINE.

Mrs. Mary Holbrook Bartlett, widow OF
Or. Ruel Bartlett, formerly OF Lamoine,
died at her home in Boulder, Col, June %
agedfifty- five years. Mrs. Bartlett was well
and favorably known here, where she had
visited frequently, and many friends here
regret to learn OF her death. She leaves
three children. The Boulder Herald says
of her:
Words are inadequate to portray the lovely
person and character OF this woman. As a
little child, as young woman, as . teacher,
as daughter and sister, as wife and mother,
she never had superior. To know her was
to love her, and the sweet testimonials which
were sent her by her pupils and friends dur
ing her Illness, proved that she was loved by
All and that her work was fully appreciated.
During the nine years OF Illness OF her
husband, she was q most devoted wife and
nurse. sharing her burdens with NO one
standing up under difficulties that would
have crushed any ordinary woman.
Miss Olive Hastings, of Cambridge,
Mass, is the guest OF c. A. Reynolds and
wife.
L. r. Hodgkins, OF Waltham, Mass,
came Saturday. His family will arrive
later.
w. F. Rutchings and wife, OF Goulds-
boro, are spending few weeks 1t their
old home.
Miss Frances Reed is at home from BAN
gor, where she has been employed, for a
much needed rest.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife and Miss
Eunice Coggins are enjoying . vacation
aboard Capt. Hodgkins' boat.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins with his family,
il taking Q cruise in the yacht Ava. After
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ASHvILLE.

E. II. Smith is home for his summer va
cation.
Mrs. Kenneth Bragdon, OF Porto Rico, d
visiting Capt. E. E. Bragdon.
Mrs. Georgia Robertson, OF East Sulk-
van, is visiting her brother. 3. e. HIM
mond.
East Lowell on Saturday, after teaching Q
successful term OF school.
Miss Marion Guptiil, who has been With
her aunt, Mrs. Fred Bean, for some weslke,
has returned to hsr home in Unionvilb.
July 3. PHOR1E.
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OAK POINT.

Ralph Leland arrived home Saturday.
Chester Crude 10 in town for a few
days.
Mrs. May Murch and family are here 10,
the summer IRON Boston.
Mss Stsna Hspey, Of Boston, is here ior
the summer.
JAmes Barry and wife, who have been
visiting MIS- RArry's father, Hartford
Murch. have rsturned to their home il.
Massachusetts,
July 10. NJ.
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KIDNEY DISEASES ARE DURABLE
under certain conditions. The rtrht medi-
ctne must be taken before the disease has pro-
&rssssd TOO far; Mr.. Perry A. Pitmsn. Dale,
rex. says: II was down in bed for four
EAii stones. One bottle Of Poley's kidney
nemedy cured me well and sound.H Ask for IL.
For sale By all druggists-
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mREA.

Sherman Squirting Il very poorly.
John Pray, Of Addison, 10 visiting rsla-
tives here.
Mrs. vsTna Perry and two children are
guests Of Mrs. Bessie Decker.
Ars. 3. T. baldwin and two children, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, are spending the summer
with her parents, A. c. Lufkin and wifs.
July 10. q.
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Am.
WET TRENTON.

Mn. LAuretta Bird, Of Bar Hail..
waited relatives hsss last week.
The schooner =. ,. Clarke, Can't e,,cu..
arrived Saturday nom Portland s,.t
Height for H. n. Hopkins. wa
Miss Georgia Leland, Of Buck,no,, :.
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. MAJ !.
Leland. ..
Mrs. Minnie Young, Who has bss, !.
Portland and South Berwick VISITING ~.
tives, 10 home.
John Haynes, who has been in tn. d.
Harbor hospital for treatment, is HON.
much improved In health.
Mrs. Addis Dsrkc came home from n.
Harbor to spend week with hsr uaren,.
L. 8. Hopkins and wife.
Mrs. Scott, son Madison and uauyh,..
Mrs. McCiivera, OF Richmond, Va. ara !,
the Thompson cottage for the summer
July 10.
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BROOKsvl1.lE.

Mrs. CyrenA Turner. Of earesntxiaie, il
working for L O Fowlas.
Mrs. L. h. Billines md niece, Prudence
Saunders, are visiting II Biuehili.
Mise viih Saundsn has gone to Blue
hill to visit bar grandfather, James L.
Saunders.
Prof. 81. r. Roberto and daugheer Aleths,
Of Norwich univsrsity, Northf3eld, W.,
are spending ths summer with Mrs. L. n.
Roberts.
July 4 g.
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6&k<~n Hill.
KARI CartAr visited his sister, Mrs. John
Jordan, at Steoinsson recently.
Aolsey blanchard, Of Waltham, Mass-
b Waiting his parents, Ambrose Blaneh'
ard and wis.
winnsld ADAMS, the boy Mrs. Annis
CAxter has taken from the orphans hone
n Portland arrived Tuesday.
JulyS s. T.
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HALL QUARRY.

Thomas Harkins has opened fruit and
grocery store.
Miss Helen Seavey 10 employed at the
Clifton house, Northeast Hafbor.
Miss Ada Mccormick has gone to Rock
land to visit her aunt, Mrs. Warren Raw
son.
July 8. BRIAR.
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HAY FEVER AND SUMNER COLDS.
Must be relieved quickly, and Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound will do it. 3. N. Stewart,
10ol wolfram ST., Chicago, writes: II have
been greatly tror bled during the hot summerl
months with Hay Fever, and ind that BY u.s.
ing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound ! get
great relief" Many others who suffer simi-
farly will be glad 10 benent By Mr.. Stewards
experience. For sale BY all druggists.
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c. L. Estsy. Of utiea, N. Y, Is SPENDING
. week With his family here.
Aiss Adrey Hodgkins 10 visiting her
sister, Mrs- Lnsrstia Strout, in Ellsworth.
Mrs. T. G. Alexander and children, Of
Houiton, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Clara Ford.
Frsnk Hamor and wife are receiving
congratulations ON the birth OF . daugh-
tor, July 9.
LAws Harvey and Miss Fannie Young.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

The sammer schednls Of morning ssR-
vices At the Con&ssgnkional chuech u -
follows: July u Rey. George d LAtimas,
Brookhne, Mass>; July q, Professor VIII
liam Adams Brown, D. D.. Union tAeo-
logical seminary, Nsw York city; July %.
Rev. Hubsxt w. Wells, St. Andrews
Episcopal church. wilmingtoa, Del; Aug.
g. Rev. William Milton Hess, Ph. u.
Trinity congregational church, Nev York
city; Ang IL Rsv. Andrew ". Archibald,
D. D., Crescent avenue Preahyterian
church, Piainheld, N. j.; Aug. a, Rev.
Charles F. Dole, D. D., First Congrega-
tional Society (Unitsrias), Jamaica Pain
Mass.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley 10 keeping house
NJ ha 49, -.
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SEAL COVE,

The rite Of holy communion was cele-
brsted at the hall Sunday morning, July
2. Fifteen communicates were present.
Rev. O. D. Smith, Of Bar Harbor, attended.
July 3. N.
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Your
Good Looks

should b . source Of prde to you:
SAiiov skin, pimples. bsstches and
eruptions call for Immediate attention.
u should be your aim to get nd o.
these disfguring signs Of impure blood
= quickly, certainly, iaexPensively.
No outward applicatisa will purify
your blood.
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Foley Kidney Pills are composed Of insredi-
nselins. tonic and stimulating effect upon the
kloneys. bladdeF ana urinary passages. Thsy
are antlseptie, apttlithie and uric acid soi.
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BAYsrDE.

L. II. Cushman and family are oecuuvi,,
their cottage at the Beach.
Arthur Shute has moved his family "a
his cottage at Plessan; Beach for the ann.
mer.
c. Ii. White and family, OF Rossu,v
Mass, are spending the summera, III.
i~rcher cottage.
Jesse Phillips, with wife and I'M.
daughter Amy, OF Kennett Square, Penn.
arrived at the Phillips cottage a, SHADY
Nook Friday.
July3 II
Mr.. and Mrs. McConnic, of Framinghm
Mass, arrived at the Gleason co,,ss..
Shady Nook, Saturday.
Mr.. LOusou and family, OF Montreal
are at the Joyce cottage; Mr.. Brooks and
family, Of Auburn, At the Grindal co,tsr,.
July 10. r.