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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-13

F. N. Bowdsn was business visito, :.
Bangor wednesday. "
@. K. Bridges and wife have returr.s
from Bangor where Mr.. Bridges has 49,
recsiving treatment for his eyes.
The installation Of Officers OF penob.co.
chapter, y. =. g., viii BE- held at Masonic
hall Saturday evening, Dec. Is. Alta,
work banquet will b served.
Willard Gray, Of South psnobscot. ma.
with serious accident Sunday forenoon
He was carrying gun over his shoulde,
which in some way fell to tho ground. and
was accidentally discharged, the shot en-.
tering one side Of his foot, coming out u.
other. He Il ~ comfortable a. can be az.
pected. He will b taken to the Waldo
county hospital Tomorrow for treatmen,
Dec. II. wooDLocKE.
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DR.. }. r. Gage is seriously Ill OF . COM
plication Of diseases.
Mrs. G. H. Robbins, who is In poor
health, Is 1t Seal Cove for medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Gertie Wallace, of vinaihayen, is
1t Atlantic caring for her mother and sis
ter, who are ill.
Deacon Jefferson Tory, who has been
visiting friends in Sedgwick and South
west Harbor, Ii home.
Misses Goldie staples and Bessie Joyce.
who have been attending the fall term at
Csstine normal school, are at homo.
Misses Hazel Stockbridge and Vera
Joyce, who have been teaching ct Hurri-
cane island, are 1t home for their vaca-
ton.
A supper was served at Seaside hall
Wednesday evening BY the teachers and
pupils Of the Sunday school. Proceeds,
az, will be used for benevolent purposes.
Dec. 8. 8,
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2 sood nsighses. shs - ~ daush,.. :.
Chass and Lucy Jordan, and the IN q. :
vtvins msmbef Of family Of eight ch,,.
dren. Her hthsr we twics msrri.d y.
last wiss being Abigail Moore, and 81 y. ~
second wife be had elk children. OF IN.
family thsrs remain thrss childrsn-N r
Jordan, Of this town; Mrs.. Mary Moo,s
Of Nosth Ellswctth. and l.ucrstia Horn !,
California. Funeral services were hsld :.
the homo Thursday, Rev. Ida asrlana !,
ncsting. 6he leaves thrss daughters.
DEC. II.
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CAPE ROSTER.

Albert and jesse Gray are working on
Holbrook's island.
William Clifford, OF Bethel, VT, visited
friends here last week.
II. d. Chatto has sold the Brakeman farm
to Miibridge parties.
Maurice Gray is building second story
on his dining room extension.
Elijah Phillips and Mr.. Richie, OF Bel
fast, visited friends here last week.
A shooting match at wilfred Redman's
Thanksgiving was well attended.
e. w. Hutchins and party Of friends,
OF Boston, are at his cottage for . few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, OF Port Clyde,
spent few days recently with Ray Ward
well.
r. B. Gray, who has been visiting his
sister Flora, returned to Penobscot We'd
nesday.
John Brakeman and c. X. Crockett are
putting new seats in the schoolhouse ct
district NO. 8.
Gladys Black, who 10 attending normal
school at Bridgewater, Mass, spent
Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs.. Van
Black.
Dec. 8. @.
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NORTH BRooKsvILLE.

vestA HAYES and Annie Grindle attend.
cd the Pomona grange At Castine satur-
day.
w. W. Black has moved from Brooklin,
where he has been employed in the her
ring business.
g. A. Pierce and wife have been in Bel
fast the past week, the guests OF their
daughter, Ethel Collins.
Norman Staples on Thursday while at
work in the woods for Ross Grindle, fell,
striking his head with his axe and split
ting his ear and infiicting cash in the
side OF the head which required nine
stitches to close.
Dec. II, C.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

The little son OF Grover Morse and wife
10 i'll.
Ralph Carter, OF East Biuehill, is visit
ing Eugene Young.
G. II. Young has sold pair of steers to
Joseph Page, OF North Sedgwick.
+. L. Cole has engaged Lawrence sher.
man 70 clerk In his store this winter.
The little daughter Of Lawrence Sher-
man and wife, who has been i'll, is i'm
proving.
School at No. 9 begins to-day, taught by
Everett Hale. No. Z il taught BY Floyd B.
Hamilton.
Dec. II. SUB.
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Duhfrtissu,s,lls.
A UniQue1RecOrd.
Not Another Like 1t In Our
Broad Republic.

Grateful testimony for Deans Kidney
Pills, Published everywhere, il Of itself
convincing evidence Of merit. Confirmed
testimony, telling Of permanent curea,
forms still stronger proof. Years ago .
citizen Of this locality gratefully &C.
knowledged the benefit derived from
Doan's Kidney Pills. The statement 10
now confirmed the euro vas permanent.
Cases Of this kind are plentiful in the
work OF Doan's Kidney Pills, and such .
record y unique IN the annals OF medicine.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Miss Sadie Mullan has returned to La
moline to teach the winter term Of school.
Miss Matte Grindie was the week end
guest of her sister, Mrs. Carl Williams, in
franklin.
Miss Efae Mcfarland, OF Ellsworth,
visited her sister, Mrs.. @. l.. Stewart,
Saturday night.
William L Miles went to Augusta Sat-
urday to visit his son Adelbert few days,
after which he viii join Mrs. Niles in
Boston.
The many friends here Of Horace A. Nc
Farland, Of Brighton, Mas, were pleased
to hear that he was able to leave the hos
pitai and return to his home last Thurs
day.
Dec. IL NJ
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In spite Of the fact that the word dvspspsta
means literally bsd cook, It will mot be fair
for many 70 lay the blame on the cook II they
begin the ChristmAs Dinner with little appe-
tits and end with distress or nausea. It may
not be fair for anS 70 do thst-les 10 hope 90,
for the sake OF the cooki The disease dys-
pepsia indicates bad stemscA-that IL, .
weak stomach rather than bad cook, and
for weak stomach there IL nothing else
equal to Hoods Harsaparilla. It gives ths
stomach vigor and tone. cures dyspepsia,
creates appetite. and n axes eating the pleas.
ure 1t ahouid bs.-Adss.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Henry Ball is on . hunting trip in
franklin.
Howard Hodekins will have telephone
installed in his house.
Chester Lounder and William Gallison
are shipping CLAIMS to Bangor.
Lester Hall will 60 to Bangor this week,
where he has employment painting.
Albert Tribou and wife came home Sat-
urday from visit with relatives at BAN
gor and Owls head.
Mr.. Peasley. head keeper Of Crabtree
Ledge light, is on hunting trip. Andy
Partridge has taken his place at the light.
Friends Of William Ball and wife SUR
prised them Friday evening. Cards and
music were enjoyed. Refreshments were
served.
Dec, IL, e
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OUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoR.

Mis- Befnics Over and Miss Lula Rice
have gone 70 Togus for The winter.
In N. Workman hes returned from
Prssqus Isls, whore he hes bssn sfos Soma
time.
George r. Cfesves and son Haskell, Of
Bar Harbor, were weekend guests At q.
w. Csaves'.
Miss Gsnsvisvs r. Cole went 70 WAFER
vile last week to spend lev weeks with
relatives.
The schools have reopsned, with the
same tsachers - last term and an addition
a number Of pupils.
Harvard Colwell, = Higgins student,
spent the Thanksgiving recess with his
parents, CAPT. George w. Cclwell and wife.
The sardins factory has closed, after .
0illanders, left for his home in Boston
Wednesday.
r. w. Nuttsr and wife, with their Gr9nd-
daughser, Mis- George Blance, have
moved homo to Brookiin, mot to return TOR
another season - formerly.
The district pow-wow Of the tribes Of
Red Men wss held with Baskahegan tribe
OF this VILLAGE Thursday afternoon and
evening. The speing-lik day called out .
large attendance from bar Harbor, 6ulli-
van, Hancock and franklin, and the lissd
Men made night Of Il with work and
play--the visiting teams doing the degree
work on twsnty-four candidates. The
visitors were high in praise Of the hospi-
tally extended, and the good fellowship
which prevailed made the occasion . red-
letter day land night. in tho annals Of
Baskahegan tribe.
Funeral services were held here In Union
church Friday afternoon for Frank Noon
An, who died ct his home in Bunker's
harbor after . lingering illness. Mr..
Noonan was native Of this place, - 10 al
no his widow, and the church was well
filled with sympathising friends. The de-
ceased was . member Of tho Knights Of
Pythiai lodge here and Of the masonic
lodge Of Winter Harbor. Both orders sent
delegation. Rev. E. 8. Drew on1ciated 1t
the funeral. The CHOIR sang three selcc-
tions. large circle OF friends here sym
pathiIe with the bcrcaved relatives.
Dec. II. G.
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MARIAvILLE.

George A. Frost 10 i'll.
George Kincaid killed . fine buck deer
recently.
Little Valley camp, owned by Henry
Frost, Vas occupied Sunday by it's owner
and his family and Irwin Carr and his
family. A fine dinner was served.
Mrs.. Eliza A. Carr, one OF our oldest and
most highiy-respected citizens, died Tues
day, Dec. 8. She was kind mother and
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WEST BRooKsvILLE.

WEST BROOKSvILLE.
Miss Mary Mills, who finished her
school at Dennysville, has gone to Corinth
to teach.
Merrill Farrow will leave Tuesday to re-
resume his studies 1t the Maine Central
institute.
Edwin Davis has purchased the fish
weir formerly owned by Small & Parsons,
Of Stonington.
Mrs. Fred Hawes il recovering from
evere illness. Miss Ina Snow, Of North
Brooksville, is employed there.
Percy Mills and Guy varnum, who have
been sailing out of Bangor, are at home
for the winter. 1t is hoped that Guy viii
open his barber shop before New Year.
A party OF forty lone young people gave
Philip Tapley q surprise party Friday
evening. Mr. Tapley left this morning,
accompanied by his sister Jennie, for Van
couver, B. c., where they will spend the
winter with their sister, Mrs. Alexander
Philip.
Capt. George A. Stevens left Friday for
Arlington, Mass, where he will spend .
few days with his daughter, Mrs. Horace
Mills. From there he will 60 to Norfolk,
Va, to visit his eldest daughter, Mrs.
George w. Mcvey, after which he will re-
turn to New London, Conn.,, and join one
Of the Sound owboats.
Dec. II. ToNsoN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBOR.


George Dunton. freight agent, 10 taking
. well-earned vacation. He left Monday
for New York.
Mrs. venia Hodgkins left Tor Syracuse,
N. Y, Monday, to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. J. O. Whitccmb.
A fine lot Of new books will be added to
the library soon after Christmas, the
librarian being now too busy cataloguing
them.
Miss Rebecca Gilley has gone to New
York for visit. On her return trip she
will spend few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. John Harvell, in Portland.
Schools in town, with the exception Of
the high school, which continues one week
longer, closed Friday, Dec. 8, for the holi-
day recess, to open again Jan. 3.
Miss Gladys Mayo Is spending the win
ter in Boston and vicinity. After the
holidays she will enter the New England
conservatory OF music to continue her
musical education.
Rowena Rebekah lodge held its annual
sale and entertainment Wednesday even
ing, dec. 8. The early hours were de-
voted to the sale Of needlework, ics-cream
and candy in the banquet hall, prsttiiy
decorated with colored bunting and
greenery. At O'Clock the large crowd
went to the hall above for the excellent
program, every number Of which was
heartily encored. One Of the best features
was the band music. Southwest Harbor
may well be proud OF the splendid
progress made BY this orchestra since it
was organized last spring. Fred Mayo,
in drilling the members. The program:
Band music; reading, Mrs. Sarah Robin
son; piano duet, Elizabeth IAwler and
Bertha Robinson; trio, Henry Spurling,
Sumner Squirting and Everett Haincs;
vocal solo, Alma Squirting; piano solo,
Cora Mills; solo, Marguerite Gilley; band
music; reading, Emma Gilley; piano duet,
Mrs. LAwier and daughter; solo, Hazel
Savage; vocal duet, Doris Trssk and Bsr-
tina Robinson; reading, Mabel Keene;
''Topsy Turvey Concert, !" band.
Dec. IL. Spray.
At the annual meeting Of fremont lodge.
F. and A. NJ, Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Henry Gray,
w. M; Eben Richardson, 8. W.; Fred a.
Walls. J. W.; Earl Gott, 8. D.; Osmond
Harper, J. D.; William r. Keene, secre-
tary; George X. Fuller, treasurer; Samuel
Moore, Eben Richardson, Fred A. Walls,
finance committee. Installation Of officers
will take piece Thursday evening, Dec n.
Der II Qpuc
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. D. A. Patchen is visiting friends in
Massachusetts,.
William White has gone to New York to
spend the winter with Joseph Burke, his
grandson.
DR.. G. A. Phillips has returned from
Winter Harbor, where he has been prac-
ticing dentistry.
The Golden Rule society will hold sale
OF fancy articles at the parsonage Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
Leonard lawson, wife and daughter
have returned to Bar Harbor, after spend
ing . week with A. P. Havey and wife.
John McNamara and wife, OF Pigeon
hill, and w. H. Phillips and wife were re-
cent guests at the home of G. NJ. Farms
worth.
Miss Minnie Bunker left Thursday for
Florida for the winter. Miss Bunker is to
take charge of the diniug-room at the
Alba Inn, New Smyrna.
The drama and Indian drill given by the
senior class OF Sullivan high school at K.
Of P. hall, Friday evening, was in every
way success. The specialties, which in
cluded songs by the pupils, were much
appreciated. A dance and supper fol-
lowed; music by Noyes' orchestra The
entertainments that have been given
under the auSpices Of the high school,
have added much to the pleasure Of tho
townspeople, and they are pleased to
know more are forthcoming.
Dec. II. Vox PoPULI.
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SUB,
DEER ISLE.

Charles w. SpofFord has moved his tami-
~ into Arthur Greenlaw's house.
e. Allen Greene and family will leave
Dec. II for New York, where Mr.. Greene
has employment.
Marine lodge, r. and A. NJ, worked
the third degree Tuesday evening. A fine
banquet was served.
Ernest Pickering and wife have arrived
home from Bridgeport, Conn.,, where Mr..
Pickering has been ship-keeper ON the
steam yacht Akelis.
Dec. II. REX.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

School begins to-day, taught by Mrs.
Clarsncs Young.
Arthur Eaton shot large buck deer 1t
Sullivan last week.
Miss Persis Young waited in Ellsworth
and North LAmoine last week.
Mrs. Henry 4. Bartlett il spending thu
week with her son Rsusl ct Ellsworth.
Mrs.. William Emery is visiting her
daughter, Mrs.. Joseph Leighton, at Bar
Harbof.
Dec. II. HUBBARD.
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OAK POINT.

Mrs.. Susan Alley il Waiting in Bar Har-
Dor.
George Murch shot two deer and fox
last week.
Charles Sargent was in Hockland and
Hallowell last week on business.
Cushman Alley has . crew in the woods
getting out stave and cord wood ON the
John Burr lot.
Dec. II. NJ.
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GOTT's ISLAND.

Capt. Irving Torrey was here Thursday
with herring for lobster bait.
Mrs. Vera Harding, who has been visit
ing her parents, N. Bonaparte Trask and
wife, ct Atlantic, for week, arrived homo
Sunday. =
Dec. g.. CHIP0.
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was waged By James B. Mershon, 81 Nevark,
n. j., Of which he writes: II had lost much
blood from lung hemorrhages. and vAs very
unable 70 work. Death seemed close on my
heels. whsn began. three weeks aeo, 70 use
DR.. Kings New Discovery. But It has helped
ne greatly. It y doing all that you claim"
stubborn colds. hoerseness, ID grippe. asthma,
hay fever or any throat or lang trouble IT'S
supreme. SC. and eiae.. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed By all draggists.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Susie Whitaker has gone to Ban
gor hospital for surgical treatment.
Frank Hadden and family have moved
into the homo Of Johp Pattsn for the
winter.
MEs- Forrest Haskell, Of Sullivan, was
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Annie Blais-
dell, few days last week.
Misses Eva and Marcia Springer have
gone to West Palm Beach, Fla, where they
will do table work in thu Hotel Palms.
Dec. IL. b.
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SWANS BLAND.

Dr.. Gage 10 still confined to the house
BY illness.
Mrs. 8. w. Greenlaw and son Keith are
home from Portland for few weeks.
Capt. Hiram C6lomy cams in the harbor
Sunday in his new lobster smack, the c.
A. Dolliver.
Mrs. Martin, Of Prospect Harbor, is
spendinssa few days here with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Goldie Dolliver. Mrs. Martin in
tends to 60 to New York before she re-
turns home.
The many friends here Of Mrs. g. A..
Prock, Of Westbrook seminary, are sorry
to learn that she has had another slight
shock.
Dec. II, g.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Rufus Hodgkins and wife are visiting
relatives in Boston and vicinity.
School begins to-day in this precinct,
taught by Mis- Pauline Conner, OF Cas-
tine.
d. Y. Mcfarland and wife have closed
their home and gone to Le;cestsr, Mass,
TO spend tho winter with their daughter,
Mr.. Alfred Frye.
Disc. II. Y.
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after you take DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and
you'll quickly enjoy their nne results. Con-
sttpatton and Indigestion vanish and One ap-
petite returns. They regulate stomach, liver
and bowels and impart new strength and
energy 70 the whole system. Try them. Only
&c. ~ all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-13

10 one who Il lovely In face. form, mind sh .
temper. But it's hard for . woman 70 ge
charming without health. A weak, sicxy
woman will BE- nervous and irritable; C9n-
stipation and kidney poisons show IN PEI "a
compIexion. but Electric Bitters always
prove eodsepd 70 women who want nealsh'
beauty and friends. They regulate ssc" i've
strcS~ me Dsrves. Szishs eyes. pure breath;
smooth. veivsty skin. lovely complexion ana
perfect health. Try them. 30. at Al orus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-13

Warden J. e. Bowden spent the week.
end ut his home here.
The annual Christmas sale by the ladies'
aid society will be held at the town hall
Thursday evening, Dec. "A. Aprons and
fancy articles will be for sale; also ice
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NORTH HANCOCK.

e. L. Kingman, OF Brewer, was rscent
guest Of g. e. 0oogins and wife.
Miss Myra Springer is home from Cas-
tine for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Bernice Cline has gone to West
fremont, and Roma Springer to South
Gouldaboro to teach.
The ladies' aid society met with Mrs..
julia Cline Thursday. There was . large
attendance and fne time is reported.
Dec. II. ANON.
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The engagement l. announced Of Miss
Dorothy Grant, daughter Of Alec j. Grant
and wife, and Coy Torrey. Miss Grant is
. graduate Of tho local high school and i,
one Of Bar Harbor's most attractive and
popular young ladies. Mr.. Torrey is an
alufnnus Of the University OF Maine, and
for several year, has been employed in the
insurance once Of Fred c. Lyman q 20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-13

Itching. bleeding. protruding or blind piles
yield to Doan's Ointment Chronic cases
soon relieved, finally cured. Druggists AL
sell it.-Advt.
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BAR HARBoR

p. w. Blanchneid and Tobias Robert.
havs gone to Vancouver, y. c., for the
winter.
Mis- Hattie Orchard. for several year,
employed in the central telephone offic.
here, len last week for the state of Wash.
inktcn. She will Be married on her ar.
rival thsrs 70 Whesier A. Dow, formerly
OF Bar Harbor, now located In that state.
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HANCOCK.

A holiday" ball viii be given at the
town hall on Thursday evening, Dec. q.
Kelley's orchestrs or four pieces will fur
nish the music. Supper will be served at
intermission.
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WEST BRooKLIN.

Ftp. Gott, OF Bucksport, was in town
Tuesday.
School begins to-day, with Roy Moody
~ teacher.
Ray Bridges. who has been driving the
mail the past two months, 10 ct home.
Mrs.. william Cooper, with little son, OF
Machiasport, IL Visiting her son Moulton.
Mrs.. Roland Carter and daughter Mar
guerite spsnt . few days last week IN
RocklAnd.
DEC. IL. b.
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Every family has need OF q good, rsli-
able liniment. For sprains, bruises, sore-
there II none better than Chamberlsin'e.
Sold By III dealers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-13

Doan's ReRulsts cure constipation without
gripping, nausea nor any weakening effect.
Ask your druggist for them. y csnts per box.
-Adst.
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osruARY.

O0xxVA3ys
The many friends Of Mrs. Lovina Tracy
were grieved to learn Of her death on Sun
day, Dec. .. She IVES the widow Of Abner
Tracy, Who died many years ago; their
hve children also died in thar youth.
Mn. Tracy vas eighty-ons years old
last May. She had spent her LIE in VIM
ter Harbor. winning the respect and good
will OF all. She was . woman Of large
heart, very charitable and hslpfui in the
community, and member Of the Baptist
church. She had been failing in health
for SONS time, the effects OF shocks. She
was boarding with her nephew, W. p.
Guptil, at the time Of her death.
She was the daughter Of Stillman Cup
till, one OF ten children, the only survivor
Of the large family being DR.. 4. J. Flint.
Of Boston. The funeral was at the house
Tuesday. Rev. e. 8. Drew, OF the Baptist
church, officiated. DR.. J. 3. Bragg rem
dered an appropriate solo.
Disc. IL. IL
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WINTER HARBOR.

The Baptist society will hold its annual
sale and supper At the vestry Wednesday,
Dec. Is.
The members OF Winter Harbor lodge,
F. and A. NJ, attended the funeral OF ons
OF their brothers last Friday Frank
Noonan, OF Bunker's harbor.
The Eastern Stars have elected Bertha
Torrey, w. NJ; II. G. Smallidge, W. p;
Eta Grover, A. M; Ethel Young, secre-
tary; Aldana Frazier, treasurer; julia
Grover, conductress; Rosa Farrsr, assist
ant conductress. The remaining officers
will Be appointed later.
Winter Harbor lodge, r. and A. NJ,
on Dec. Selected the following ofyicsrs: B..
F. Sumner, W. NJ; Frank Turner, 8. W.;
Bradley Keith, J. W.; e. w. Smith, treas
urer; F. e. Weston, secretary; William
Gerrish, 8. D.; Hoel Hanson, J. d. The
other Officers will Be appointed By the w.
n. The installation will be held Jan. 3,
for Aasons only. Mr.. Sumner has been
secretary forhany years-a faithful mem
bsr-and his brothers and friends are glad
to So him elected to the ONCE.
Ono Of the most pleasing events OF the
season took place in the town hall when
the primary, intermediate and grammar
schools united and gave . Thanksgiving
concert. 1t was one Of the most enjoyable
concerts ever given in this town, which
shows what good instruction our children
are getting along that line % well %
others. The teachers = Miss Staples, of
the primary, Miss Crook, OF the inter-
mediate aud Miss haskell. Of the gram
mar kchool-deservs great deal OF praise.
Program: Singing, three schools; recita-
tion, Wrexie Young; dialogue, five little
boys; exercise, fifteen children; song,
Alice Gerriah and Mildred Higgins; exer-
else, four little boys; recitation, Gleason
Rand; recitation, Addie Joy; cranberry
exercise, six little girls; exercise, nine
children; recitation, Walter Coombs;
motion song, boys and girls; dialogue,
"A Play for Thanksgiving;" song, "Amer-
ica, schools.