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ADVERTISEMENTS
Must Believe 1t.
When Well-Known Ellsworth
People Tell 1t So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made by a
representative citizen of Ellsworth. the
proof is positive. You must believe it.
Read this testimony. Every backache
sufferer, every man, woman or child with
any kidney trouble, will find profit in the
reading.
Nelson r. Jellison, Water St., Ellsworth,
Me-, says: 81 had very annoying case
of kidney trouble and was laid up for
several days, almost helpless. There was
q constant pain in my back, and the kid
ney secretions were retarded. Hearing Of
Doan's Kidney Pill, procured q supply
at Moore's Drug Store and began their
use as directed. They worked wonders,
and it required the contents of only three
boxes to correct my trouble. 1t is pleas
ure to endorse this valuable remedy"
Statement given December 8, 1904.)
A LASTING EFFECT.
Mr.. Jellison was interviewed by our re-
preventative on August Z, 1911, and he
said: "Doan's Kidney Pills still have my
highest endorsement. i have had no kid
ney trouble for long time, and consider
my cure permanent one. You may con-
stinue to make use OF my name for the
benefit of kidney sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
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SEAL. HARBOR.
p. NJ.
Jan. s.

Saturday, Nov. 80, the mothers club, Of
Seal Harbor, gave its first monthly en-
tertainment of the season TO the fathers
connected with the club. The event &C.
Cured at the home of James Vsrnum and
wife, and was largely attended. The tai
ented violinist, Charles A. Turnball, ir.,
rendered excellent selections, accompanied
by Mrs. Nellie Pnippen on the piano.
After this, cards and games occupied the
time until supper vas announced. This
consisted of Holsters served in several diff
ferent styles, which greatly added to the
mothers culinary fame. The fathers are
impatiently waiting for the next meeting.
Jan. 4. SPEC.
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CENTER.

Mrs. Rena Fernsld, who is at Bar HAr-
Dor hospital, is gaining.
Friends OF Z. J. Reed will be glad 70
learn that he is eonvaiescent.
Wellington Robbins and wife, OF Oak
Hill, visited friends here last week.
Frank Hodgdon, ir., returned to Charles
ton Jan. to attend the winter term ri
the Higgins classical institute.
Friends OF Charles Peryear gave him a
surprise party Wednesday evening, Jan
3. Refreshments were served, and good
time enjoyed.
Jan s. a
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DEDHAai.

Mrs. l.. Il. Black visited relatives in
Brewer last week.
Mrs. A. A. Colby spent few days OF last
week with relatives in Bangor.
Vim. Morgan, of Mckinley, has moved
his family into the Peaks house.
Fred Black and wife were guests OF Al
ton Houston and wife, OF Holden, satur-
day and Sunday.
J. T. Wolvin and wife have returned
from a weeks visit in Eastport with Mrs.
Wolvin's son, Leroy varnam.
Misses Agnes and Bernice MclAug him,
of Lewiston, spent Christmas week with
their parents, Joseph Mclaughlin and
wife.
II. P. Burrill has purchased the residence
formerly occupied and owned by W. b.
Black, who isaow living in Bangor.
Jan. 8. b.
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TRENTON.

Mrs. Harry Newton returned to her
home in Jackman Wednesday.
Albert Jordan and family have moved
into the Henry Smith house.
Mrs. Benjamin Jordan was called 10
Bangor last week by the serious illness OF
her sister.
John DonIin, wife and son Clarence have
returned to Frankfort, after spending
Christmas with her parents, Alex. Pirie
and wife.
The townspeople extend their sincere
sympathy to Rodney Copp and wife in the
loss of their only daughter, Mildred.
JAN. MAY.
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MARIAyIlLE.
Jan. s.

Isabel Frost is at Ellsworth spending q
few days with friends.
Mrs. John Jordan, who has been sorely
afflicted by rheumatism, is now confined to
her bed.
Mrs. Jennie Pool, the only resident in
town over eighty-seven, although unable
to get around as actively as in younger
days, still retains her mind as in days OF
her youth. II anyone want to see pleas
ant face and spend few hours in pleasant
conversation. he needs only to call on
"Aunt Jennie".
. Jan. s. 8.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Capt. Harvey Bragdon returned home
Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Kelly, who is studying
stenogrsphy in Bangor, spent her hoii-
days at THE Eims", her old home.
Rev. w. H. Rice, until further notice,
will hold meetings every Sunday after
noon, weather permitting, at the school
house in this precinct.
Lester Young returned to wstervills
Wednesday to resume bis studies at Co
burn classical institute.
Jan. 8. Y,
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WEST FRANKLIN,

Charles E. Smith, the butcher, has
killed about 100 hogs this fall.
Miss Julia Sawyer, of Egypt, is at work
for Mrs. Maud Goodwin.
Frank Bradbury killed fifteen months
old hog that weighed SAT pounds.
E. E. Coombs will haul from the Capt.
Gott lot to the mill this winter.
Mel lot, getting birch and stave wood.
The Thermometers registered twenty-five
below in some places Sunday morning.
News has been received from California
of the death of Meltiah Scammon, who
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ANON,
EDEN.

Schools began here Jan. 2, after two
weeks recess.
Miss Mary Jordan went to Bangor last
week to have her eyes treated.
Mrs. Colburn Higgins and children, OF
Winter Harb spent last week here.
Capt. II. W. Jellison, who has been with
his family during the holidays, has return
ed to New York to look after extensive re-
pairs on Col. Green's yacht.
Ian g. W
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BETH.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Little Lissie, eldest child of John Rob-
srtson and wife, is ill OF jsundice.
The young child of Tyler Gordon and
wife has been very ill of pneumonia, but is
now improving.
Arthur Hall, who is employed by the
Boston & Maine railroad as fireman, is
home for the winter.
Mrs. r. M. Hall and Mrs. 2. s. Hall, I'd,
were guests Of Mrs. A. NJ. Moon Wed
nesday.
Wallace Springer, Frank Hsvey, Frank
Hooper and George Abel are having few
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TRIBUTE TO ABBY NJ. FULTON.


1t wss with mingled feelings of joy and
sorrow that the members of the Frances E.
Willard w. e. T. U. learned of the heav-
emily promotion OF their white-ribbon sis
ter, DIR. Abby NJ. Fulton-joy that the be-
loved comrade, whose noble spirit and
keen intellect had been so long clouded
and shackled by mental unrest, had been
released from its limitations, and had en-
tered into the haven of rest prepared for
the faithful; sorry that this friend and
companion can never again meet comrades
in council or lift her voice for the cause OF
right and humanity.
DR.. Fulton was well known and
highly esteemed as citizen OF Southwest
Hsrbor, ever loyal to the interests OF her
adopted town, but in her firm faith in the
| justice OF woman suffrage and prohibit n,
which she bravely advocated With tongue
and pen, she endeared herself to her sister
women all over the broad country. She
was never so happy as when entertaining
congeniaI friends in her pretty home by
the sea, Alexandra cottage, half dozen
guests in house party being as warmly
welcomed as one, and it was matter OF
| deep regret that her beloved friend and
leader of the Temperance hosts, Frances f.
| Willard, could not have lived to take a
summer rest in the coy cottage she
had planned to build for her on the Will
lard acre, decided to this pioneer white
ribboner. DR.. Fullerton was loved and
re sered by many of her sex to whom she
had given medical or surgical relief.
| The Willard lnion of Southwest Harbor,
OF which she was a loyal and faithful
memb Der, was often indebted to her for as
sistance and wise advice, always sppreei-
ating her vivid descriptions of travels and
conventions attended. Her gentle dignity
and pleasing address, whether in reading
or platform speeches, won the admiration
of her attentive listeners, and her many
friends were deeply gri sved when the tired
brain failed in its vigor, the advanced age
OF this noble woman preluding hope of
ultimate recovery.
"oh, white soull from that far-of shore
Float some sweet song the waters DER,
Our faith confirm, our fears dispel
With the dear voice we loved so we'll"
JAMS. SPRAY.
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PARTRIDGE COVE,

at Sedgwick.
Miss Georgia Eaton has gone to North
east Hsrbor for the winter.
Edgar Springer, wife and infant daugh-
ter, OF Sound, visited Mrs. Lydia Springer
last week.
Melvin Wilbur and wife, who have been
living with samuel Eaton, have returned
to Marlboro.
Jan. s. HUBBARD.
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HALL QUARRY.

Mrs. Ruth Grindie Is nursing Mrs. ALI,
Freeman ct Pretty Marsh.
George Chilest has returned after spsna.
ing Christmas and New Years at Loa,
cove.
Miss Myrs kiniston, who has besr
working for Mrs. Lawrence koherner. hs
returned TO her home at Pretty Marsh.
Jan s. BRIAE
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NORTH HANCOCK.

G. L. Joy was recent guest OF NJ. B.
Joy and wife.
Byron Page is home from Ellsworth,
where he has been employed.
Miss Flora Stratton was a weekend
guests OF Miss Halle Leach in Ellsworth.
The many friends of Miss Eta Springer
are sorry to hear that she is not improving
in health as fast as might be wished.
Mrs. Henry Butler and daughter Hazel
have gone to Milford for few days visit.
Miss Hazel will attend the winter term OF
high school in Old Town.
JAMS. ANON.
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FREMONT.
MAY

Mrs. c. B. Stanley returned to her home
at Mark Island light Monday.
John Dorr is home from Sutton's island,
where he has been employed.
The ladies' aid sewing circle met with
Mrs. Fred J. Rich Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. q. w. Robinson gave an interesting
address on "Masks" Sunday evening at
the Congregational church.
Capt John Latty arrived home Wednes-
day from Providence, X. l., where his
vessel, the Lizzie d. Small, is in winter
quarters.
Ian & KIM,
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KIM.
NORTHEAST HARROE.

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, The High and Mighty Ruler of
the Universe has taken from among us
Brother Nathan P. Sumner,
Resolved, That his removal from our midst
creates a vacancy greatly felt by the brethren
of Northeast Hsrbor lodge; be it
Resolued, That it is with the most heart
felt sympathy that we express our feelings
toward the relatives of the deceased. and be-
lieve he is resting where the Supreme Archi-
tect of Heaven presides.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be spread upon our records. copy printed in
THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN. and a copy sent
to the bereaved family.
JAMES B. Balm,
ERNEST c. ODER,
GEORGE E. TURNER,
Committee.
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To warn people OF q fearful forest Ere in the
atskiils a young girl rode horseb back at mid
night and saved many lives. Her deed was
glorious but lives are often saved by DIR.
kings New Discovery 10 curing lung troubl
consumption or pneumonis. 1T cured me of
dreadful cough and lung disease" writes
W. n Patterson, Wellington. Tex, after four
10 our family had died with consumption. and
gained ga pounds" Nothing SO sure and
safe Tor all throat and lung troubles. Price
by all druggists.
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days outing at DeMeyer's camp, East
brook.
GaIen Hsvey and wife will go to house
keeping in the Cummings house, recently
vacated by William Milne.
The young people for miles around have
been enjoying the skating at the quarries'
Parties were in session all last week.
Miss Mary Hall came from Boston
Christmas and returned Tuesday evening.
She was the guest OF her brother, y. ,. HAN
and wife, where her mother, Mrs. K. NJ
Hall, is spending the winter.
Ia NJ.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Bernard Small has gone to West Sullivan
to visit his aunt, Mrs. Farnsworth.
Pearl Hanna, wife and son Robert, who
have been on a visit to Mrs. Hanna's par
ents, Fl. A. Ball and wife, have returned
home.
Mrs. George Young, who has been very
i'll, is gaining slowly. Mrs. Young's sons,
DR.. Edgar Young, of Everett, Mass, and
Fred, of Wilton, have been at the old home
on visi DR.. Young has returned home
Fred will stay short time longer.
JAN g. e
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SOUTH DEER ISLE,

Mrs. Richard Judkins is i'll.
Cassie Stinson left Monday for Farming
ton to enter the normal school.
Mrs. Annie Stinson was in Rockiand
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Nellie Walker left Friday for Castine to
teach.
Congratulations are extended to George
Redman and wife on the birth OF g son
born Dec. %.
Mrs. Ansei Stanley was called to West
Stonington by the illness OF her son
Stephen, and his wife.
Jan. 8. IL,
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Sour Stomach.
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Stop the fermentation OF 1000.
Danish gas, heartburn, foul breath,
dizziness, headaches, nervousness,
night sweats and bad dreams forever.
Get 5o-cent box of MI-0-NA tab
lets at G.. A. Parcher's to-day. He
guarantees them for any of the dis
eases named above or for any stomach
distress.
No better prescription for indiges-
ton was ever written
MONA makes the stomach yigor..
GUS and strong enough to digest 1000
without aid. For sale by G. A. Par-
cher and druggists everywhere.
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MARLBORO.

Frank Hamor left for Califo-nia Satur
day.
Miss Hattie Soper, of Orlsnd, is visiting
Mrs. George Treadwell.
Percy Bragdon and family, OF Nantuck-
ct, are visiting his mother, Mrs, Warren
Grover.
Mrs. Belle Googins, who has been work.
ing for Mrs. Clara Ford, has gone to Tren-
ton to spend the winter with her son.
Jan. s. ARE.
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EAST sURRY.

Sarah Stinson, who is teaching at Sui
livan, spent Christmas at the home OF her
father, Philip Stinson.
Albert G.. Garland, OF Bayside, is at
work for M. ID. Chstto cutting firewood.
Ernest Moon will also begin work for
MIR. Chatto to-day.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr..
and Mrs. Vinal Guptill in the death OF
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was born in Franklin and went to the
laae OF gold in 40 or the early Sos.
j. W. Hastings and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of son,
born Jan. 8.
Ice has not made uniformly in the
ponds this fall. In some places there are
eight inches, and in other places not more
than three.
Ian. &. CHEER.
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NORTH oRr.ANp.

A daughter was born to Aiyer,ie Orr,
and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Berniee Ridley returns hone t,or
Ellsworth Falls Thursday.
Charles Mumler has gone TO Brooksyills
where he has employment for the wip,e,
Mrs. Jessie Billings is taking care a
Mrs. Carrie Gray.
Mrs. Mary Davis who has been seriousl,
i'll, is better.
Jan. s. %
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hivsrview local union OF Christian =.
aesvor and Epworth League societies y,
meet with lamoine society Friday H.
.. fne forenoon session will open !,
10 @iaftcrnoon at 100, and evening Al !
ihs evening address will be by Rev. p !.
A. kilIam, OF Ellsworth.
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suRRY

Miss Helen CLARK is home from Bernard
for a short time.
The dedication Of the Methodist church
has been postponed from Jan. IA to q
later date.
George Wood Is keeping house in Luther
Goodwin's house " hile he is smelling.
Jan. S. ANON.
The ladies' aid society at Morgan's bay
had q supper and sale Tuesday, Jan. ., for
the benefit of the new church. Pro-
eeeds, si2.
The Methodist Sunday school has
elected officers for the year as foliows: O..
F. Ingalls,, superintendent; y. A. Me
Graw, assistant superintendent Lena A.
Sperry, secretary; Mrs. Elsie Jordan,
treasurer.
Jan. 8. SPEC.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

]. W. Mckay was home from Gould.
boro over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Butler has gone to Miiiort
for few days.
Miss Ellie Mcfarland. OF Ellsworth
visited her sister, Mrs. q. l.. Stewart, sat,
urday night.
JAMS. N
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For years j. s. Donahue. South Haven,
Mich. a civil war captain. as lighthouse
fact is, he might have been a wreck, himself,
IL Electric Bitters had not prevented. They
cured me of kidney trouble and chills," he
writes, latter had taken other so called
cures for years, without benefit and they also
improved my sight. Now, at seventy. am
feeling fiue.n For dyspepsia, Indigestion, all
stomach liver and kidney troubles, they're
without equal. Try them. Only so cts. at
all druggists.
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Medicines that aid nature are always
most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on this plan. II ailays the
cough, relieves the lungs, opens the scre-
tions and aids nature in restoring the sys-
tenn TO a healthy condition. Thousands
have testified to its superior excellence.
Sold by all dealers.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Miss Hazel Clark was in Bangor Mon
day.
Miss Amy Dyer returned to Bar Harbor
Saturday.
High school opened for the winter ses-
sion Tuesday.
Miss Parsons, OF Auburn, is assistant
high school teacher.
Mrs. Jerusha Trip, OF West Sullivan, is
visiting friends in town.
Benjamin Crossley is having painful
experience with lame hand.
Mrs. NJ. C. Foss and two little daugh-
tiers came MONDAY from North Arson.
The Boy Scout Comp MON club met
with Miss Lily Billings Friday evening.
Benjamin Havey and wife were up from
Tunk Pond and spent last week with rela-
tives.
The girls club sextette was entertained
by Miss Helen Bragdon Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Martha and Mrs. Carrie Hsvey re-
turned from their visit with relatives in
Bangor Friday.
The ladies' aid society conducted a five
cent social with sale of candy and ice
cream Monday evening.
Mrs. A. B. Fernald and daughter Miss
Bessie returned Monday from an extended
visit in Waltham, Mass.
The many friends Of Mrs. C. e. Dwelley
are glad to know she is rallying from the
severe ill turn of Tuesday night.
The few friends and neighbors who
agreeably surprised MIR. E. A. McNiei
New Years night were warmly welcomed.
The basketball game between Winter
Harbor and Franklin teams New Years
night was followed by ball and oyster
supper. The game was won by Franklin.
Mrs. Mary Homer is with her children in
Brewer since the recent death of the
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Alberta Newman, at
Seawall, with whom she spent several
weeks.
Jan. s.. B.
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SOUTH SURRY.

Crawford Young came home last week.
Howard Cunningham is at Surry smeit-
ing.
Louisa Alley has gone to Ellsworth to
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder OF Newton Centre
Mass, arrived Friday for visit at L. M,
Cunninghsm's.
JAMS. TRAMP.
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Colds Vanish.
The Sensible Overnight Remedy "
Sensible People.

-
After you have upset your stomss.,
with pills. powders and vile nostrusSs.
and Still retain possession of tDs
terrible cold, do what thousands =
sensible people are doing. Do TINS !,
Into bowl three-quarters fuil Y
boiling water pour scant teaspo W.
of HYOMEI pronounce 1t HlgnI
mel cover head and bowl with toss
and create for Ave minutes the soos'
ing. healing vapor that arises -.
Then go to bed and awake WIFI VIII
clear head III this morning. HI oMS :
does not contain opium, cocal IIIy1 4
any harmful drug. A bottle Of ID
MEL inhalant costs so cents at y. Z
Parcher's and druggist eveiywhs ga
Guaranteed for catarrh, aslhp~
Group and catarrhal deafness.
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When given as soon as the roupy cough
appears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
viii ward off an attack OF Group and pre-
vent all danger and cause OF anxiety,
thousands OF mothers use it successfully.
Sold by all dealers.
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Friends here Of r. J. Hodgkins ,,s
wife, Of Chicago, will be interested !.
know that they have gone to Mobile. AZ
where they will remain until March !,
Their Mobile address is 2sI Governmsn.
street.
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.'Suffered day and night aud torment OF
itching piles. Nothing helped me until
used Doan's Ointment 1t cured me perma-
nently" = Hon. John R. Garrett, Mayor
Girsrd, Ala.-Advt
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TRAMP.

Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels,
cause chronic oonsti patton. Doan's Regulets
operate easily, tone The stomach. cure consti-
patton. 26c. Ask yoar druggist for them.
I'D T.
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Eben Smith and wife were alarmed
Sunday by the smell of smoke about their
home, which was promptly looked after
and blaze averted.
The inmates of Mrs. McNeil's home dis
covered fire had caught around woodwork,
from burning SCOT about the furnace pipe
at 40 Tuesday morning. Neighbors
quickly responded to their summons for
help, and soon subdued the flames.
Jan 8. b.
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SUB.

Capt. w. Z. Keene was in RockIand last
week on business.
Mrs. Lurvey has been visiting her son
Henry for few days.
w. H. Ward, needing more room, has
moved the Centennial hall, which he
bought few years ago, on to concrete
foundation just across the road from his
present store, and added some twenty feet
in length. The basement, which is the
entire length OF the building, will be fitted
up for his store with plate glass front
and concrete floor. On the next floor be
will have box-ball, billiards, ice-cream
tables and soda fountains; the banquet
hall will also be on this floor. The dance
hall will be on the third floor. new
floor has been laid and q commodious
stage has been built. There is hot water
heat throughout and electric light, gen.
Grated on the premises, on all floors. Al
though not finished, ball, with tur-
key supper, was given Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 2. Kelley's orchestra furnished
the music. There was q large attendance,
and good time was enjoyed.
Jan. 8. BETH.
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their little son, Arthur, after an illp...
ont two days. Mrs. GuptiIl was F,.sa
Morgan, OF this place. '''
Jan. s.
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MANSET.
SPRAY.

Mrs. Edith Gray is working for Nellie
Robinson.
Isabel Doiliver left Monday to resume
her studies at Bates college.
Fred Torrey has returned from a visit to
his daughters at Owls Head.
Gladys Whitmore is employed by J. l..
Stanley & Sons as book-keeper.
John A. Hopkins, jr., spent his vacation
with his great grandparents, John Moore
and wife, at Seawali.
Schools began Jan. 2. The grammar is
taught by Roderick Stanley, OF Cranberry
Isles, and the primary by Miss WEIGH, of
Boot bay Harbor.
Ian 2 Sup
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SPEC.