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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Roy ]. Slower and bride, OF Sorrento,
were guests OF Der parenls, w. L. White
and wife, Sunday.
Sabin o. Hardison and wife have gone
to Sorrento to live with their daughter,
Mrs Wellington Sargent.
Brad. Mathews and wife have gone to
their home in Cherryfield, after spending
the summer here, in charge of Harvey
Robertson's boarding house.
Carl Reed, Albion Webb, Archie Bun
ker, Gilbert Pettee, Alvah Blsisdell, John
Campbell, Pearl Bailey, Waiter Bunker
and Alfred Leighton left last week with
their teams for the woods in Washington
county.
Jan. 10. NJ.
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HANCOCK.
Jan. 10.
MEMoRIAL RESOLUTIONS.

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
The Great Spirit of the Universe has called
across the stream that flows at the foot OF the
hill of life our beloved sister, Bessie stratton
Walker; therefore be it
Resolred, That while we bow to the will Of
the Great Spirit. we, the members OF Elinee
council, No. %, d. of P, hereby place on
record our appreciation of her valuable SER
vices in its behalf, and do deeply deplore the
loss of one whose ready sympathy, pleasant
conversation and kindly generosity held
place among us; whose removal from our
midst has left shadow and vacancy which
win long be realized by the members of this
council.
Resolved, That. we ever cherish in our
hearts the memory of the faithful life she
lived; that it may be exemplifed by us who
are left to mourn her loss.
Bessie, dear. we miss thee sadly,
AS the lonely days go by,
For the circle now is broken,
One has gone to live on high
Where there is no pain or sorrow,
Where the weary all are blest,
And we know you now are happy
And have found that rest, sweet rest"
Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved husband and
family Of our deceased sister; also that our
charter BIZ draped in mourning for thirty
days.
Resolved, That page In our records be set
apart for these resolutions; a copy be sent
to the bereaved family; also to the papers for
publication CLARA F. JoHNsoN.,
EFFIE Cook,
BERTHA &. Foss,
Committee.
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ROONEY.
SEAL HARROR.

Work harvesting the ice crop will
commence this week.
Mrs. Clara Hodgkins il visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gregory Eddy.
Mrs. Ralph Liscomb, who has been i'll
the past two weeks, is improving.
Harry Conary left Monday for Boston,
where he will have employment the re-
mainder Of the winter.
The Congregational sewing society win
serve baked bean supper Wednesday oil
this week at the home OF Mrs. Amos
Hadley.
The general order OF the day for the past
week is frozen water pipes and extreme
cold weather. Business out OF doors has
been practically at standstill. There ia
more ice in the harbor than for several
years. The lobster fishermen have been
unable to get to their traps for over q
week, and no boats have arrived for
several days. Work on the buildings al
Wildwood farm" has been suspended on
account Of the extreme cold.
Jan. 16. Rrr
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COUNTY NEWS.
DEER ISLE.

DEER ISLE.
Elmer Dow lost valuable horse last
week.
A young child of Emery Pickering, who
has been very i'll, is now convaiesoent.
Marine lodge, +. andA. NJ, viii hold a
public installation at its hall Tuesday
evening, Jan. 30.
Capt. William Burns and wife, OF At
lantic, are visiting their daughter Eliza
beth at A. o. Gross.
The Aqua Marine club is preparing the
drains, "Uncie Rube," and will present it
at the town hall soon.
Deer Isle high school basket ball team
played Rockiand Friday evening at Deer
Isle. Score, 81 to % In favor OF the home
team.
Mrs. Hannah II. Saunders died at her
home at Sunset after more than years
illness. Her age was eighty-one years
and eleven days.
syiyanus Haskell, who has been en-
ployed as engineer on the steamer Allie
ghany, running between Philadelphia and
Baltimore, is visiting relatives here after
an absence Of a year.
Harbor View chapter, o. Il. s., held q
private installation Wednesday, about
seventy being present. Mrs. Rosie Green
Law, the retiring mstron, was the install
ling officer, Past mstrons and past pa
tron's jewels were presented by P. r., II.
w. Small. The officers installed were:
w. NJ, Harriet Haskell; A. vi. Bertha l..
Saunders; C., Villa A. Haskell; A. c.,
ElDora A. KnowIton; chaplain, Ella ID.
Cook; W., Rachel Haskell; organist, orrie
Woodwork; secretary, George w. Dow
Adah, Leah Spofford; Ruth, Jeanette
Pickering; Esther, Josephine Thompson;
Martha, Olive Collins; EIecta, Anniee
Joyce.
Jan. Is. REX.
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I've snior class OF Brooklin high school
presen ed the drama, "a Noble outcast, -
at j. o. o. F. hall Friday evening, Jan.
u, ue a good-sized audience, notwith-
standing the extremely cold evening.
Following is the cast.of characters:
Gerald Webster, known as Jerry the tramp,
Fred Herrick
Col Mathew Lee, southern banker,
Oscar Ford
James Blackburn the colonel's nephew,
Payson Carter
Jack worthington, Blackburn's rival,
Lawrence Lurvey
France Lee, a disputed possession,
Alice Cain
Sadie, the maid, faithful but free.
Violet fainter
All the parts ere well taken. but Fred
Herrick, as "Jerry", brought down the
house with his wit and makeup Ice
cream and cake were served, which was
followed by a social dance. Proceeds for
the evening, s26, which will go towards
the graduation expenses. The juniors, at
the close of the present term, will present
the drama, "valley Farm"
Jan. Is. UNE FEMME.
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Remember, Rexail Remedies can be OBJ
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Mary Grindle and her daughter Ills
have returned from q visit in Rockland.
Capt. Emory E. Dodge is spending the
winter with relatives in Rhode Island.
Everett Hale, teacher of the school here
has go far recovered from his illness as te
resume teaching.
Many friends and relatives Of Floyd B.
Hamilton rendered him and his bride a
house warming last Thursday evening.
All report an enjoyable evening.
HawIey Dow, who at one time was criti-
cally ill, and had to undergo an operation
for the removal of an abscess from the
liver, is gradually recovering. ALI will be
glad to see him out again.
Jan. 15. ZENoPHoN.
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CAPE ROSTER.

George Ames spent 9 few days in Belfast
last week.
school in district No. s, taught by
Pauline Biodgett, closed Monday.
Willie Veague and wife returned from
new York Thursday, after an extended
visit.
Friends OF Mrs. Edith Harris will be
sorry to learn OF the serious illness OF her
daughter Augusta, Of spinal meningitis.
Manford Gray took his son Wales to
Bangor Thursday to have his eyes treated
al the hospital. This trouble resulted
from an accident to them few weeks ago.
Miss Rosilia Dyer died at her home Fri
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REX.
ATLANTIC.

George Robbins and wife, of Opechee,
are visiting friends in Dorchester, Mass.
W. A. Burns motor boat went lahore
in the gale Tuesday night, Jan. 10, but
received little damage.
Capt. L. v Joyce is building q motor
boat for A. L. Black, Of Bass Hsrbor,
Merton Staples is at work with him.
Mrs. Annie Sullivan, of Eastport, who,
with her daughter, la visiting her parents
at Atlantic after an absence of four years,
spent . week with her brother, W. e.
stockbridge, at Black island.
Capt. Freeman Kent was in the harbor
Friday, Jan. IL, in his smack, and cleaned
out the Holsters from the nshermen's
cars much to their relief, as the harbor
was rapidly freezing over. Lobstsrs sold
for twenty seven cents.
Jan. Is.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Beulah Tracy was the guest Of her
teacher, Miss Hazel Biaisdell, over Sunday.
George w. Madison, who has been con-
fined to the house several weeks by in
juries from a fall from the scsffold in bis
barn, is rapidly gaining strength.
Frank B. Stover, who was taken serl-
ously i'll on Christmas dag, died at home
here Thursday, Jan. II. The funeral was
held at the Baptist church Saturday after
noon, Rev. q. Mayo officiating. Mr..
Slower was a good neighbor, a kind hus-
band and father, and will be much missed,
The family has the sympathy OF the COM
munity.
Jan. Is. b.
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NORTH BRooKSylLLE.

Bagaduce lodge, F. and A. NJ, held an
open installation saturday evening at the
grange nall. After the completion of the
ceremonies, banquet was enjoyed.
Following are the officers: W. NJ,
Charles H. Babbidge; 8. W., John e. Bow
den; j. W., Harry Saunders; treasurer,
Ernest z. Babson; secretary, Ira j.
Cousins; 8. D., Floyd Black; J. D., James
Campbell; 8. s., Frank K. Perkins; j. g.,
A. B. Blodgett; marshal, William Cain
chaplain, A. A. Goodell; tyler, Edgar
Blodgett.
Jan. is, q.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

David Friend continues about the same.
Mrs. Harry Conary 10 with her mother,
who is very ill.
Stewart Conary has been confined to the
house week with q bad cold.
Mrs. Angie Candsge left Jan. Is for
Massachusetts, to spend the winter.
Word has been received from Ross
Kane, announcing his arrival In Texas.
Jan. 15. CRUMBS.
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SOUTH BLUEHIIL.

Arch Henderson is in very poor health.
Omar Eaton has moved into his new
house.
Capt. M. A. Eaton has hauled up his
vessel for the winter.
Mrs. Nellie Beede is spending a few
weeks with her parents, Avery Anderson
and wife, at North Sedgwick.
Jan. IL. n
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WEST sEDGWICK.

Lizzie Gray is with her grandmother ct
North sedgwick for few days.
Marion Pessiee, OF North sedgwick, u
attending school in district No. 8.
Supt- Mc(3oaidrick visited schools
Thursday in this part of the town.
The fishermen report q poor catch OF
fish the past week, on account of the
severe cold.
Irving Carter, who has been employed
at South BluehiD the past year, is home
for the winter.
District-Deputy Norris Heath, Of Pc
nobscot, was the CUES, Of Roscoe Gray and
wife last Friday.
Misses Edith and Eleanor Gray visited
Mrs. Maud Conner at North Brooksville
Thursday and Friday.
Jan. ID ID.
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SEDGWICK.

Miss E. Josephine West is home from
Castine.
w. 81. Pervear has recently returned
from trip to Boston.
Eggemoggin lodge, p. and A. NJ, will
install officers this evening.
Miss Susie Cole has gone to South Blue
hill, where she will be. employed Ut Lin
coin Sibley's.
Among those engaged in smelling here
are Henry Kenney, Harry Ford, Peter An
derson, g. E. ober and F. A. ober.
william E. Sylvester and wife have
moved from the Harbor View house to the
rooms over Mrs. L. J. Sylvester & Co.'s
store.
Jan. l5. H.
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DEDHAM.

W. w. Black has had q telephone in
stalled in his house the past week.
Fred Newman, Of Eastport, is spending
few weeks with John Wolvin and wife
Miss Ethel Rowe is home from bust
ness college in Bangor, having completed
the course.
Miss Ethel Fogg and Miss Marcia Bur-
riil are home from the Maine Central
Institute at Pittsfeld because Of fire in
the dormitory, necessitating repairs.
Friends OF Merry Hit, last year part
ner OF Gerald Thompson in farming, will
be interested to learn VI his marriage to
Miss Daisy Hit in Richmond, Va, re-
Gently.
Jan. 15. B.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Basil stinson and Harold Smith have re-
turned to Yarmouth.
Hancock lodge, |. o. o. e., Installed
officers Monday evening, Jan. 8.
Mrs Barbour and Mrs. o. w. Stinson
were in Rocklsnd few days last week
with friends.
Hockamock tribe worked the adoption
degree en- one pale face at their regular
meeting Saturday, Jan 10.
Merrill Sadler's lobster car went ashore
in the recent storm. He lost about 2ot
Holsters. The boats of Willis Conary
and Frank Sprague went ashore, but were
not damaged much.
Jan, Is, b.
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. Gtrl's Wa Miau.gh, R,a.

cIowarn people Of fearful forest Are In tn :
Saeskils young girl rode horseback At mid
n,snt ano saved many lives. Her deed WAS
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n.ngs New discovery ip curing lung trcu Die.
cohsump tion or pneumonia. ut cured me Of
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y, n. rattsrson, Wellington. Tex, ssafter four
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Medicines that aid nature are always
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Katherine Butler has gone to Ban
gor for treatment of the eye.
S. s. Scammon has four double teams
from Ellsworth hauling to the mill.
Edward Abbott killed fifteen months
old hog last week that weighed zoo
pounds. Who can beat it?
The past week has been the coolest week
for several years, Thermometers rang
ing from zero TO twenty-eight degrees be-
low.
Jan. 10. CHEER.
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AURORA.

School closed Friday.
Mrs. II. T. Silsby, who has been i'll OF
erysipe,as, is recovering.
Russell Mace was home from the Univer-
sity Of Maine Christmas.
Augustus Davis and wife have gone in
the woods for James Richie.
Mrs. Moses Giles, who has been visiting
her son Jean at Levsnt, is home.
Mrs. Helen Mace visited her sister, Mrs.
Bernice Jordan, of Amherst, last week.
Jan. 8, c.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Frank Ce.e has gone to Boston for
few months.
A. F. Blake, who has been visiting at
Erooksville, is home.
Rev. z. E. Small has resigned the
pastorate of the Baptist church, to take
effect Jan. %.
Bert Marks came home Sunday from
New London, Conn.,, where be has been
employed on tug.
Fred Hamilton and wife have returned
from Hopedale, Mass, where they have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs
Sterling Freethey.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-01-17

Bigelow officiating. The boy has been a
great sufferer for several years. and al
though all will miss him sorely, tbsy feel
that he has been rnercifuliy released from
terrible bondage. Interment was at
Seal Cove cemetery. Great sympathy is
expressed for the orphan sisters in the loss
OF their only brother
Ian 10 ..
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For years J. s. Donahue, South Haven,
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CENTER.

F. L. Hodgdon and wife went to Sor-
rento Thursday. called by the sudden
death OF Mrs. Hodgdon's father, j. l..
Perry. Mr.. Perry had many friends here,
who extend their deepes, sympathy to the
sorrowing relatives.
The funeral of Edgar Hodgdon, son OF
the late George Hodgdon and wife, OF
Bayside, was held here Sunday, Kew. E. L.
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John w. Blaisdell's lumbermen COM
menced the seasons operationsIlast week.
The Sextette club met with Miss Mil
bred Abbott Saturday afternoon. Ice
cream and cake were served.
The many friends of Mrs. Eunice Blais-
dell regert her prolonged illness. Mrs.
Irene Gay is with her.
The blaze at Mrs. McNsil's early Tues
day morning, caused by burning SCOT in
furnace pipe, overheated a receiver and
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COREA,

Roy Stewart is spending few days with
his brothers family at Petit Manan.
Frank Dyer and wife, OF Addison, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Winslow
Young.
Miss Alma Stewart, who has spent the
holidays at home, has returned to Charles
TO resume her studies at higgins classical
institute.
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MT. DEsERT FERRY

w. w. Jellison has crew OF men :,
Tunk Pond cutting wood.
Z. r. Rowe and wife, of Dorcbes.s,
Mass. recently spent few days with
Mrs. Bowe's uncle, Il. s. Jellison.
sympathy Is expressed for the family q,
Dudley Martin, whose death occurred .,
his home at East Hancock Saturday NIGHT
Jan. 10. n
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EAST BucKspoRr.

Jennie, wife OF orrin Coombs. Of tbis
place, died Thursday, aged sixty years
She leaves one son, who lives in Boston
The funeral was held Saturday afternoon
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ferer for several years. She was much -
teened and OF high religious princlp,ss
She leaves one brother Charles.
Jan. -. n
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FRANKLIN.

Henry A. Donnen and wife announce
the engagement Of their daughter Rena
Marguerite to F. Earl Walls, of South
west Harbor.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-01
MOB HUNTS NEGRO SLAYER
Shot and Killed Texas Sheriff, Also Policeman, in Making
 His Escape.

Clarksville, Tex, Aug. 1.-Two thou sand men and boys are searching this and adjacent counties for Leonard Potts, the negro who shot and killed Sheriff Charles Stevens when the lat ter led an attack on a house where Potts lay in ambuscade Potts escaped, but negress who accom- panied him was killed.
 Potts escaped from the Dallas jail Saturday. where he killed a policeman who tried to capture him. Potts is armed with two automatic revolyers and a rife. He is a crack shot If found by the posse a battle is certain, and if he is caught the mob declares 1t will lynch him. He is hiding in wild, woody country, which makes the hunt difficult and hazardous.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-01

decades it is true that n-gotten undeserving hands, and that if 1t were possible to redistrlbute 1t on any equi- table principle to those from whom it was taken without adequate or proper compensation it would be a good re- suit to bring about. But this is ob- viously impossible and impractlcable All that can be done Is to treat this as one incidental evil of a great eX- pansive movement in the material progress of the world and to make sure that there will be no recurrence of such evil.
 In this regard we have made great progress and reform, as in respect to secret rebates in railways, the i'm proper conferring of public fran chises, and the immunity of mo- nopoliZing trusts and combinations. The misfortunes of ordinary busi- ness, the division of the estates of wealthy men at their death, the chances of speculation which undue good fortune seems often to stimu- late. operating as causes through generation, will do much to divide up such large fortunes. It is far better to await the elimination of this evil by,nat- ural causes than to attempt what would soon take on the aspect of confiscation or to abolish the principle and instt- tuition of private property and to change to socialism Socialism in- wolves the taking away of the motive for acquisition saving, energy and enterprise, and futile attempt by committees to arDortion the rewards
 Continued on page 4
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-01
Lumber Firms in Trust.

Jefferson City, Mo, Aug 1.-Spe- cial Supreme Court Commissioner Robert NJ. Reynolds submitted his finding to the supreme court in the suit of the state against 35 lumber companies, charged with violating the antitrust laws. Twenty-nine of the companies. with an aggregate stock of $15000,000 are held to be guilty, and to be in a trust in violation of the law.