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ARE.

The Royal Month and the Royal Disease.
Sudden changes Of weather are especially
trying, and probably to none more SO than 10
the scrofulous and consumptive. The pro-
gress Of scrofuls during normal October IL
commonly great. We never think OF scrofula
Its punches, cutaneous eruptions and vast
ing Of the bodily substance-withoutth thinking
Of the great good many sufferers from 1t have
derived from Hoods sarsaparills, whose
radical and permanent cures Of this one dis
ease are enough to make it the most famous
medicine in the world. There il probably not
q city or town where Hoods sarssparilla has
not proved its merit in more homes than one,
in srresting and completely eradicsting
scrofula, which IL almost - serious and -
much to be feared - its near relative-con.
sumption.-Advt.
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WEST GOULDSBORO.


Fred Shaw and wife are with Mrs. John
Shaw for few days.
8. L. Kingsley, Of Bar Harbor, was in
town Sunday.
Miss Mabel v. Shaw, OF Nashua, N. a.,
is visiting At Mrs. Nathan Shaw's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw, Miss Helen Ste
vens and Miss Bernice were in Steuben
Sunday.
Roscoe Noyes and Alpheus Kingsley,
who have been in the Aroostook county,
arrived home last week.
Mrs. Cora Simonds, OF Massachusetts,
has returned from visiting relatives in
Columbia, and is visiting her brother, E.
z. Merritt.
Mrs. Grace Clark left last Thursday for
Presque Isle, where she will spend the
winter with her husband.
Superintendent A. w. Gordon and Miss
Sanborn, who is teaching here, attended
the teachers convention at Bar Harbor.
Hiram Bunker, another Of our old
residents, died Wednesday, Oct. 4. Mr..
Bunker had lived alone since the death of
his wife several years ago. He leaves one
daughter Jordan Joy, OF Winter
Harbor, and two sons-Pearl and Clar-
ence, of this place.
Oct @
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WEST BRooYsyuLE.

Miss 8. E. Ellison IL having Q furnscs
placed in her house.
Charles H. Farnhsm has moved into the
Smith cottage ct the corner.
o. L. Tapiey and wife left Saturday on .
pleasure trip through Hancock county.
Tapley's ham-curing plant has started
up in full force.
Mrs. Gilman Blake and Miss 8. E. Eli
son have returned from Bangor.
Mrs. Lillian Gray, OF New London,
Conn.,, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
lin Farrow.
Miss Nellie Jones has returned from
Yarmouth, where she has been visiting
her aunt, Miss Phebe Jones, the past i've
weeks.
Rev. G. F. Atkins returned from Bangor
Saturday. He has entered the Bangor
theological seminary for q years study.i
Mrs. Sidney Halves and daughter
Shirley left this morning for an extended
visit in West Somerville, Mass.
Oct 8. ToNsoN.
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SULLIVAN .HARBoR.

Mrs. Dallas Ashe and daughter have re-
turned to Gouldsboro.
Lindall's moving pictures exhibited at
the hall two nights last week.
Mrs. Grace Joy and daughter have
rented the Watson Joy house.
Watson Joy has moved his family into
the Manor house for the winter.
Columbus day, Thursday, viii be OBJ
served a. holiday by the schools.
Miss Josephine Hawkins has resumed
her position as clerk In the postofhce.
Mr.. 6anborn was recent guest of Har-
ry b. Msynell. Both returned to Boston
Saturday.
Mrs.. H. a. sanderson returned to Cam
bridge, Mass, Saturday. accompanied by
Mrs. Stan Wilson.
Lay services were in charge OF Mrs. A.
8. Cummings sunday afternoon. The
sermon was read by Mrs. Otis Hinman.
The next service, in two weeks, will be in
charge OF Mrs. William Lord.
Oct. Q. d.
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SOUTHWEST aARBoR

: Mrs. Hannah Harper, OF Center. 10 Wis
iting friends here.
Mr.. Wilhur Reed, who has bsen in
poor health for some time, IL spending .
few weeks with Mrs.. Mary Lurvey, and
daily gaining in strength.
william Giliey has moved his boatshop
to connect with the house, and will have
it remodeled into living rooms. Joseph
Joyce and wife, OF Hall Quarry, will spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilley, hav-
ing the care Of household Affairs.
The Local Union met at Southwest Har-
Dor Methodist church Saturday, Oct. Z.
The meeting was largely attended, and
very helpful. The papers and talks were
of marked interest, while the chorus sing
ing by the children, and solos by the
young people, delighted the large audi
ence. The mid winter session will be
held ut West fremont.
Rev. E. D. Kizer, Of Ellsworth, re-
manned over night after the Local Union,
and preached . most effective sermon nbm
the Methodist pulpit Sunday morning.
In his address the previous evening he
explained fully the popular Boy Scout
organization, its aim and object, and the
good influence such . movement would
have upon the lives of the young people.
Oct. 9. SPRAY.
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TRENTON.
BUNDY-HAYNES.

The following, clipped from the Ridge
wood, N. j., Herald of Sept. rs, will be
of interest of Trenton readers: eThe
wedding of Miss Clara L. Bundy, daugh-
ter Of John Bundy, Of Upper Ridgewood,
to Elmer s. Haynes, OF New York, took
place last evening at S:15 at the brides
home on Paramount Road, the Rev.
Thomas G. Spencer officiating. The bride
was handsomely gowned in white, her
veil was caught up with orange blossoms,
and she carried a bouquet OF roses and
lilies Of the valley.
The maids Of honor were Miss Jessie E.
Bundy, the BRIDES sister, and Miss
Emily A. Nelson of Whitestone, L. l.
They were dressed in pale yellow and
carried yellow chrysanthemums. The
best man was C. B. Baldwin, of Boston,
Mass. Mrs. Berta G. Thomson, Of
Brooklyn, played for the bridal procession
the ''Lohengrin" nuptiaI music.
At the reception which followed, John
Thomas, of Newark, sang appropriate
selections for the occasion "Oh Perfect
Love" and 1.-THE Yeoman's Wedding
Song" Mrs. Thomas also played the
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Ralph Newman has bought DR.. small's
automobile.
James Gillanders went to Boston Fri
day, for few days.
l. 8. Whitaker and wife entertained an
evening party Thursday.
Mrs. E. W. Cleaves has gone to Boston
for visit OF few weeks.
Henry Handy, of Marblehesd, Mass, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. I. s. Ray.
J. 8. Coombs and wife have gone to
Franklin for few weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Hamilton was guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Lydia Smith, of Ashville,
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Blance has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lydia Smith, OF East Sui
Ivan, the past week.
John NJ. williams, who has been in
charge OF corn shop in Maryland the past
two months, returned home Saturday.
A party OF gentlemen, including Marcus
Handy, of Marblehead, Mass, are here In
the yacht Mischief for . week or ten days.
A mammoth pumpkin on exhibition at
L. p. Coles store is attracting much stten-
ton and comment. 1t was raised by R. D.
Guptill, OF Gouldsboro. It girts six feet,
and weighs seventy-nine and1 one half
pounds.
Oct. 9. &.
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nssday soe = wilt wish hsr beoAhsss in
Boston and Newport, r l.
Edward True ard wifs, Of New York,
are visiting ct his old home herr.
Mn. y. A. Wilkinson spent several day.
last week with friends q Hancock.
Arthur Jellison has bssn Spending .
few days with friends In Charleston.
The steamer Moosehead went to Rock
Land Sunday to 60 into winter quarters.
o. P. Cunningham and wife, Of Bucks
port, spent the past week ct their cottage
here.
Mrs. Bessie Tufts and sister, Eleanor
Carter, are visiting rslativss in West Ellis.
worth.
Miss Alice Minton 10 attending the
teachers' association meeting at Bar Har-
Dor to-day.
Oct, 8, C.
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FREMONT.

Mrs. Joseph Lancaster has gone to La
moline, called there by illness.
Leroy Sweeney and wife are visiting
Mrs. Sweeny's parents, Jacob Kellay and
wife.
Miss Mary A. Carroll, OF Southwest Har-
Dor, is spending few weeks with Mrs.
Amanda Rich.
Mrs. Julia Newman ID home from the
Claremont, where she has been employed
through the season.
Mrs. F.. J. Rich, Mrs. usosRs Wallace
and Mrs. Bert Sawyer went to Ellsworth
Friday with the Eastern Stars.
Mrs. Sylvia Rich LAtty made . short
visit this week with her parents, CAPT.
Levi G. Rich and wife, returning to Bar
Harbor Thursday, whore Capt. LAtty's
vessel, the Lizzie D. Small, 10 discharging
cement. Mrs. LAtty will sau with her
husband to Bangor and return homs BY
boat.
Oct. 9. KIM.
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NORTH LAMOINE,

Roy Smith, who has been employed in
E. G. Burnham's sawmiu at Cutler, is
home.
Capt. Harvey Bragdon, Of the tugboat
Sea King, of New Haven, Conn.,, made Q
short visit home Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Hamor, Of Hyde Park, Mass,
and Mrs. Lottie Smith, of Bar Harbor,
were guests last week OF their sister,
Mrs. D. Y. Mcfarland.
John Christie, who has been employed
ut Bar Harbor, returned home last week.
Mr.. Christie will leave in q few days for
his old home in Scotland for the winter.
There was family gathering at Tho
Elms Suadsy-Capt A. B. Holt and wife,
DR.. H. A. Holt and daughter Airline, Mrs.
Shirley Holt and family and Mrs. A. l..
Holt, their mother, who returned with Dr..
Holt for an indefinite period.
Oct. g, "
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DEER ISLE.


Sullivan Banks, who has been EMPLOYED
in New York four years, Is home for the
winter.
Edward Prsssey, Of Brooklyn, nay, .
former resident here, Is visiting his old
home.
M. D. joyce and wife, Allen Greene and
wife made motor boat trip to Camden
this week on business.
Jasper Haskell, who has been spending
his vacation at home, left Thursdsy for
New London, Ct.
Capt. Hosea Barbour, who has been
yachting this season, spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs.. Susan Barbour.
A large number Of our young yachts
men are arriving every day. This season
has been fairly prosperous one for them.
Frank Powers, who has been eatekeeper
at the Chariestown prison, Boston, fell
recently on the sidewalk and fractured
his knee cap, and was in the hospital sew.
erai weeks. He came home Wednesday
and Will spend the winter with his uar-
ents, Capt. q. H. Powers and wife.
Oct. 8. ) prx
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HANCOCK.

HANCOCk.
Miss Edith Foss left Monday Ton
Maiden, Mass, for the winter.
Mrs. Alma Eldridge and son Philip
visited friends ct Bangor last week.
. Mrs. Edith Wilkinson, OF Rockport,
Mass, is the guest Of ]. N. stratton and
wife.
Earle MacCamber, of Waterville, was q
recent guest at the home Of o. w. Foss
and wife.
O. B. Pettengill and wife have returned
from visit with friends in Waltham and
East brook.
Miss Flora Stratton, OF Lamoine, was .
guest last week Of her aunt, Mrs. Aubine
Wooster.
Miss Leach Scammon was . weekend
guest of her sister, Miss Lillian, at Hig-
gins classical institute, Charleston.
Mrs. Helen Morgan, who has spent the
summer at the home Of o. w. Foss and
wife, has returned to her home in Wood
bury, N. J.
One candidate will be initiated into the
mysteries Of the degree of Pocshontas at
the meeting Wednesday evening, Oct. IL.
Refreshments will be served.
The ladies' aid society will meet for an
all day session at the home OF Mrs. Emma
Stratton Thursday, Oct. 10.
Oct.9 G..
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War Declared.
~Catarrh Germs Must Be Conquered or
Health Will be Destroyed.

-Cetarrh Germs Must Be Conquered or
Health VIII be Destroyed.
If you have catarrh you must van
uuish an army of persistent, destruc-
tive microbes before you can get rid
of it.
You might as well choose your
weapons, declare war and annihilate
this army Of catarrh germs right now.
Stomach dosing won't kill them;
neither will sprays or douches.
HYOMEI. q pleasant, antiseptic,
misunderstanding air breathed over the
entire membrane will put catarrh
germs out Of business in short order;
HYOMEI pronounce it High-o-mel
n guaranteed by G. A. Parcher to end
csfarrh, asthma, bronchitis, coughs.
colds and Group. or money back. II
YOU own little HYOMEI hard rub
ber pocket inhaler you can get . sepa-
rte bottle Of HYOMEI for only so
cents. If you haven't an inhaler, buy
9 complete outfit that only costs s1.oo.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sroNINGroN.


Samuel Jordan 10 visiting his brother
Sabine.
Mrs. Stephen Sellers 10 the guest Of Mrs.
Babson at Roxbury, Aass.
Mrs. Frank 8. Warren has gone ON trip
to Boston and Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. May Leith, Of Hailowell, 10 visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Silver.
Mrs. Violet Goss and Mrs. Florian
Small are on vacation trip in Boston.
Charles Oliver, OF Thomaston, has
opened undertaking rooms In the Frink
block.
Gladys Sweetser has gone to the Rock
land commercial college.
Harry and Reusl Judkins, who have
been At work at vinalhaven, are home for
the winter.
From the Hagan quarry, which has been
closed the past year, stone is being
shipped to Boston and New York.
Minot Goss, who has been spending the
summer with his parents, w. II. Goas and
wife, left to-day for Boston, where he will
be employed.
The schooners L. T. Whitmors, Mary
Lynch and Thomas B. Garland are loading
stone ct the different quarries.
Capt. Alva Conary, who has been sailing
yacht out of Bar Harbor this summer,
has put the yacht in winter quarters and
il at home.
LAtty Bros. Granite 20. 10 moving some
Of lite machinery to Green inland. The
stone business 10 looking up, and there 10
. call for more men at Moose island.
Work OF repairing the Congregational
church has commenced. The belfry has
been taken down, and the bell will DO
hung from the Western side. A vestry will
be made on the ground floor.
Oct. Q. NIHIL.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH SULLIVAN.


Wiley o. Newman and wife left last
week for Bethel, VT, for the winter.
W. NJ. Goodwin was weekend guest
Of his parents, w. P. Goodwin and wife.
Alfred Leighton has purchased the
house OF Aaron Robertson, and moved in.
Mrs. Ellen tolson has returned from .
visit with relatives and friends ct North
Castine.
Mrs. Hattie l. Miller, with daughter
Bernice, is visiting her son Guy at Dor
chester, Mass.
Galen Havey and wife are with his par
ents, w. R. Havey and wife, for the win
Ter.
Mrs. Theo H. Peters has returned from
franklin, where she has been visiting her
brother, Fred A. Gordon and wife.
The many friends of Mrs. William
Wooster are pleased to know that she is
improving from recent slight shock.
Mrs. Emily Hammond, with little
daughter, of Somerville, Mass, recently
visited her parents, =. o. Harrison and
wife.
Mrs. Gertrude Gordon, Mrs. Frank Has
lem and Miss Hattie Havey, Of Bar Har-
Dor, were guests Of their mother, Mrs.
Julia Havey, Saturday.
Friends OF John A. Scott, who has been
gone two years in the West, will be pleased
to know that he is pleasantly located at
Denver, COL, for the winter. Mr.. Scott
has travelled extensively since leaving
here.
The. many friends Of Wilbur A. Havey
from recent injuries, and will soon be at
his work again. Mr.. Havey does not
attach any blame for the accident to young
Jellison.
Oct. NJ.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs..
Frank 81. Joy Oct. Z.
Miss Helen Macomber il the guest Of
Of Mr.. and Mr., Madison.
Ms. Branscome, Of Northeast Harbor,
il visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Lottie johnson, Of East Sullivan,
was . weekend guest Of hsr sister, Mrs.
@. e. Slower.
Stephen Hubert, who he's becn en-
ployed in North Jay on stone for several
months, 10 home.
The ice-cream sociable and lawn party
at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Madison
Thursday evening was enjoyed by Q
goodly number Of young people. Pro-
ceeds for the Methodist church.
Oct. Q. n.
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COUNTY MEAS.
FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN.
ivory Batler b shipaalne his hous..
Mrs.. James Swan returned last week
from Southwest Harbor, whore shs visated
her sister.
rhs t,,sat pnc.hont.. N.et,. " rs..L
will visit Ponsrnah council Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 10.
John Coomb. and vifs. al pro.n.c.
Hsrbor. are spsndine . lev dav. a. camp
Laughing Water.
Il. c. Bunker and william Brown ~ ~
home from Aroostook county. hare thev
have been EMPLOYED.
-. 49,.
Of Bangor. ar, spending I weak Win rsla-
tiyes here and At Sullivan.
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VISITING reiatives IN beifast. Tney VIII
s's's IN nA'sno sno Dsxtsf oeiors ~
turning no"e'
Tho Methodist choir, which rendered
the church music 20 plsasingly Sunday,
enjoyed ride to Molasses pond Monday
afternoon, taking supper at the LAwrie inn.
Percy Holbrook and wife, who have
been ct Seal Harbor, and Mrs.. Herbert
Young and baby. Of South Hancock. are
visiting their mother. Mrs. Eunics Blais-
dell.
IT.. h,.n and ~-.mr,.. .o,oo,. 1, A..
.,;c4 . -. ~ a. 1910, Ma,a.. :.
p,,r.,,.I ro.. "a ~, vo,n. -. -
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OAK POINT.

George B. Murch has moved into this
Elisha Murch house for awhile this fall.
Oscar Clark, OF Bar Hsrbor, is here
cunning. He 10 stopping with George
Murch.
Tom Rich and wife are receiving con.
gratulstions ON the birth OF q daughter,
born Oct. I.
Mrs. Josie Sargent il expected here soon
to live with her brother, Palmer Seavey.
She 10 having extensive blowing done on
their place.
Oct. Q. NJ.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Miss Nellie Pervear, Of Brooklin, 10 vis-
iting at Wilson Eaton's.
Reuel bartlett and family, Of Ellsworth,
visited bis father, Henry Bartlett, Sunday.
Arthur Eaton, who has been employed
at Northeast Harbor, returned home last
week.
The people of the Cove welcome Melvin
Wilbur and wife, who are spending the
winter ct Samuel Eaton's.
Mrs. Sarah Hamor, Of Hyde Park, Mass.,
Mrs. Lottie Smith, Of Bar Harbor, and
Mrs. Daniel Mcfarland were the guests
Of Henry Bartlett one day last week.
Oct. 8. HUBBARD.
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SPEC.

The ladies' aid society will have a sup
per at G. e. hall Wednesday evening,
Oct. IL.
Rev. w. H. Rice went to Trenton to- day
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Thompson
Leland.
Mrs. Shirley Holt will attend the music
festival in Bangor this week, being the
guest OF DR.. c. e. Holt and wife.
Lester Salisbury has returned from st.
Louis, Mo-, and will begin work in Ban
gor Monday il he is able, his arm being in
bad condition with boils.
Oct. 9. r n.
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citation = dslssass for the Eu,,,.,
quastsrly meeting. stA
harold kingmsn 4 snlarging hi, ki....
ana building NV chlmnsy. n
ubbis wilbur viii leave Tue,d., :.
Sullivan. whsrs shs has work, y"
3. 7. Bartlett . working in w.,th.,
fsw days for Herman Jordan.
Mn. Ed. Grindls i having had ,r.u :.
heart trouble. 'A "
Ars. Henry b. French Is SUFFERING ,,o..
'eaood poisoning In her hand and ~ u
caused BY sticking the scissors in he, a.
Esr. ' nn'
oct. Q.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Fred Racklif, OF Seal Cove, is
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Webb, Of
Oceanvilie.
There was no preaching at the Metho.
dist church Sunday, owing to illness in
the pastors home.
Mrs. George Stinson and daughter
Cassie, who have spent the summer at
Dunham's Point, are at home for shor.
stay.
Maynard Stinson has rented cottage
Of Mrs. Malcolm Williams, at West Ston.
ington, and will soon move there. All
are sorry to lose them as neighbors.
Oct. 8. Il.
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dition OF the stomach. Chamberlain's
Tablets are essentially . stomach medi-
cine, intended to oct ON that organ; to
cleanse it, strengthen it, tone and inviaor-
etc it, to regulate the liver and TO banish
biliousness positively and ehectually.
For sale by al dealers.
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BIRCH HARBoR.

Miss Christie Bickford, Of Camden, Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Mrs. VIII Church, OF Cherryf,eld, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. M. h. Winslow, re-
Gently.
Gilley schoppe and wife, Of Spague'a
Falls, who have been visiting hare, no.
turned home Friday.
Those from here who attended tbe SUM-
day school institute 1t Prospect Harbor
Thursday report pleasant and profitable
meeting.
Oct. Q. G..
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LAMOINE,

Capt. II. N. Bragdon was in Ellsworth
last Wednesday, calling on friends, whence
he went to his old home in Lamoine.
Capt. Bragdon is captain Of the tug Sea
King, plying on Long Island sound out Of
New Haven and Point Judith. He is i'm
proving the time while the tug is hauled
up for repairs in visiting.
Oct. s. SPEC.
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HANCOCK POINT.

The hotel is closed for the winter.
c. A. Penney was In Bar Harbor Satur-
day.
Miss Katherine Hale was in Ellsworth
Saturday.
Lester Hall and wife have moved into
their new home.
William Gallison and wife were in
Ellsworth one day last week.
Albert Tfibou came home last week.
Mrs. Tribou il gaining slowly.
Mrs.. 8. c. Penney returned home Thurs
day. She has been with hsf sister, Mrs.
Tribou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford and children, Of
Bangor, came down Sunday in their
automobile.
Oct, Q, r..
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SWANS ISLAND.

Warren Staples was drawn on thu
for the Octobsr term. A7
Mrs. Sarah Robinson is very IN
Of neuralgia OF the heart.
Mrs. Dolliysr, Of Mckinley, is vi,i,in.
her sons Hiram and Augustus.
DR.. !. B. Gage accompanied one o, III.
patients to Philadelphia last week.
Miss Hasel Smith, who has been ~,
nneo 70 the house the past two years, i.
very i'll.
Nanonie council, No. 50, will hold II.
third annual fair and sale Oct. II in l. a
r. n. hall.
F.F. Morse and wife and Mrs. N =
MORSE returned Thursday, after spendin.
. week In Boston and Gloucester, Mass.
Oct. ..
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MARLBORO.

TIden Bowdsn, wife and little daugh-
tor Addie, Of Bar Harbor, were the guests
OF his brother Gardiner over Sunday.
Dr.. Howes and family, of Enfield, who
have spent the summer in their cottage
here, went to Bangor last week, where
they have purchased home.
Oct O. Auu
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EAsTBROOK.

men are working on the State road.
sylvester Bunker is finishing Kitchen
in his ell.
Leroy Lowrie has gone to Sorrento to
look after his weirs.
A. r. Bunker will leave for Pittsfield
tuesday to attend the Free Baptist asso-
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REACH.

Mr.. Ethel Eaton, who has been omit.
Ill, IL improving.
A. =. Campbsll has finished shiuplin,
the roof OF his new barn.
Ms. Carrie orsenlawe has been ill til.
past week.
Mrs. Susie Smith, Of stonington, was
the guest Of Nellie Hasksll few days re.
Gently.
William Lowe and Parker Hatch. Of
Somervilis, Mass., are guests of Capt,
William p. Lowe.
Mrs. Maggie Adams 10 making repairs
on her barn. d. w. Torrey and CLYDE
Smith are doing the work.
Oct. 6. T..
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r.ke Your Common Colds seriously

Take Your Common OoIds beFaousIy
Common colds, severe and frequent, lay the
foundation OF chronic diseased conditions Of
the nose and throat, and may develop into
For al cong hs and colds, in children and In
grown persons, take Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound promptly. For sale BY AL drug
gfsts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-11

Don't tribe with 9 cold n mon edv;ce
ior prudent men and women. Il NAV s.
vital in case Of . child. There Il melting
PETER than Chambsrlain's Cough Remedv
ior coughs and colds in children, II Il
sste ana sure. PORTABLE by ali deeIers,