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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
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S Eolloteriets Gage lao nogle
brape 5fotteborgere en- Mftenltuno
pao oeres Gtamfneipe / Nafi fop og
bente0e paa Ernfningsliiten> Ser
tom pr. Gelegraf. Set CLEO ben poa
often, og gamle GobafSlpinoer
@%lemmenlen, Ser ifplge lin regel=
mesiige 2epebis bpl6eoe set gamle
Orb:
Ei6lig / @eng og ti6lig op
Set gipr Juno paa @ipl og &rop.
begpnote at uflippe @oniner" oq
reiite Jig for at gao biem uoen at op'
pebie &eiultate1.
v8lip MI ltot, 611 gamle Gimme
@lennme 8ommerut1fi!" 116brp0 CT
al Gen1erne.
uNei, III, er leg ippnig!" lag0e
@%lemmenien.
rSSammen, bpis on MI bar bun
het?" ipurgte Sen anoer.
vMo, oct bar ieg iaame116 life, 0!
UNDER alle Smlten6igbe0er er oe
tiosnof, naar leg faar BET at pioc
Morgen!" iboreoe @lemmenien.
n@bis Oh p1n6er," pe6bleb Sen
men, ser fienbte @~lemmeniens gu
mer, v11oa ri fao lao en- Muoe in
for bpert Suiin6e, 6u bar bun0e1
noar ri poa &iempeicn gaar fort
Sin 8uttf?"
u8prsgo'!" iogbe @lemmenier
tog lin Sue og gift biem.
u9et ct alt aa ct Sr6!" raob1
Gcrnen eter bam / 9eren.
{ Glemmenien og bans trofalte Sc
: &c bpileoe trpgt | bcn fprite Slun
t mer meo Sc reipeftibe Oper6pner L
/, oner 9rene; ga for Sc begge pll1oi
t ligt op al oeres blioe 5gpn be6 8,
r Sen al %fIingen6e @las ne6e paa 6
e SEN.
v@erte 6n Totter?" 1,6brpo 80
6omen.
Glem1nenien gneb line 8jne.
set lamme blep igien en- Gl16e 1laa
/ @tpffer!
Sol" ubbrpo G%lemmenien!
v@are set life ct S%nbbruo!" jar
;: re6e &onen.
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uMcn @%lemmenien BOG! @er
: 611 fife? Ser er biit Sppe / @ulet
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:. flinft fra @aan0en).
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

ION er en- iprig Sorfamper ioi en-
itprre &rigsflonoe, befnmpeos ,a~1yt
6orilaget ON at fringe 8eotlitsgentil
&rigsiftbene, og BET pentes, at ban
bill faa i%ammenfal6t en- M @aucl,s
for at faa Sen ti6ligere @aucrsb,-
llutning forfaitet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
g6ica9o.

otto 9amm, lom aipirere0e til at
blibe lite @iceprelioent / Maler=
unionens 9oerbeitprelie fit 27,=
600 @temmer, men en- Srlen6er fit
260 flere ems bam.
Seis &e6erien ifal brp6es me6
Gbos. Cutler igien 5. Z. Geb. / iii,
berbiem Stint. Sen lite Marts
ilaar @an1pen ase6 $prfen gusitff
Mabmot, %formo0entlig / @oliieum,
men oct er lite faitilaaet enonu.
Mrs. SuIiuSien, 1862 81. 48tb
9lbe, iom ii61te @gn0ng Sen 28oe
Son1,ar feire6e fin 81=aarige SOB
lels6ag, ct biltnof SEN el61te 6an1fe
&ptn6e / Multin. Mrs. Suliuslen
tan gle6e fig be6 goot &elbreo og
lei er en6nu 8looene. Sun Dor MI
bos lin 5gn Malerme1ter 6. SUI
Ii11sien
SIR. Tpergaar6=&olm, 80 Mar
gammel, af9if beG, Db6en 6en 25oe
Sarlar og bleb begrabet / 5gn6ags
fra &eillps un6ertafingrooms,
1904 50. 63r6 st., til Snfmoo6
Cemetery. Mf6g6e, Der Tom Der til
2an6et for ca. 5 Mar liben fra
Ebp, bar go6t fienbt paa 5Doii6en,
boor ban ii6lt 0reo en- @aloon
iammen me6 s. 5cbeef pao &igr,
net al Carpenter ct. og IS. 63ro
ct. &an ttlbgrte 9. s.. g. $50. IS,
Der foreito6 8egrobelien,s me6ens
Haitor g. Niellen talte pe6 8aoren.
Mfo66e efterlaber en- Sglter / Cant
lelmoet og bapoe en- @legtning ber,
en- Gptter Mnorem gbom en-.
:: STR. 2eben bol6t Soreorag
8alballa &all ii61te Senbog Mften
Sen befienote Bolarforfter er BE-
fien6t for fine brilliante Goreora(
ON @lfimoerne, beres 6agltge Sit
, og 2epnet, 0ercs @bitioer, Muii
og religi6ie @eremonier. Ser itn
E Blot frembebes bans Grempisntn!
al Sc lepenbe 8ille6er fra @rdn
Ion6, ser er eneitaaen6e / lin Slags
iamt bans fonografiife @iengibel
: Ter al gifimoernes @onge og Mu
y iii / 6et bele taget.
Sc, iom bar tiliteoe peo 2e6en
Sore6rag bill bape / Min6e ban
: un6erbolbenoe og f9ngilen6e Mao
Sc at fortplle paa og ollie Sc ml1r
tire og f%orneielige M11ef6oter, bbo1
mes fan le0iager fine Soreorag.
geiels Neter &onien, 2158 Mort
Sortp-fourtb Court, ofsif beO 81
sen Sen 25be Sanuar paa Werce
Soipitalet efter fIere Mars 5Dg'
IL. sL -. - &
ligbe6, og bleb begrabet Spnoo
@ftermiobag fra @ocbipier Scope
: 2410 @elt Morb Mbe. BaItor g
monion bol6t 2igtalen / 4apell
og forrette6e pe6 @rapen paa so
OIipe @rablnno. On &partet lar
i @apellet. Com 2igberere flung
reoe iefs Man6 fra Soreningen
TIE Ger, iom af0g0e ttlbgrte.
Mf6g6e bleb As Mnr gammel
par fra @p6ipllan6, 9anmarf. 81
16' tom til Chicago for IS aar iib
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
ira. Racine.
st q I e s e il + e I S.


@n al bore unge 2an0smanoi1<
Der, Miis &il6a Beterien, 1904
16tb Street, fom forle0en Dag 1lemt
afite0 pau en- 5leoettur. SUN bar
paa en- l1bflugt me6 ct Selifnb al
8efien6te, ga Sln6en oelte6e pao
@igrnet al Matn og 5tate @treet.
Geilen Lao bos &uifen, Ser pil6e
breie for ifarpt ON &jgrnet. Set
gif pnrlt lrS ODER Miis &eterlen,
Ser / 8ql6et fit Sfo6e paa lin
&pgra6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
og bar MgbeIineofer Of Sag. San
Etilbgrte ogian Carpenters Union.
&nn efterla6er fig gnfe, Mrs. 9bo-
ra &anien og en- Sgn.

4u4l9tilelluUt w S!tte, Nel3. SN-gO
ia &anien % en- 5gn.
Set norffe Snngerforblln0 baD6e
Sre6ags Mften Sangmp6e 8igrg-
bins Sail, for at forbereoe iig til
6e npe Sange iom ffal ipnges beo
9angerfeiten / Sarge, %. g., til
Gommeren. Sorbun0ets 9irigent,
emil 8igr1 le6e6e 5angepelien.
Otter Mg6et anmooe6e 8iergbins
8%rnii0ent, S1lius Seger, Sangerne
ON at fomme ne6 / 5piieialen, bbor
8or6ene par 6effet mes flere fol6e
&etter og Gilbeber. Mr. Sager
gnife6e allie belfommen ttlbor6s iom
bans @ieiter, og u0talte lin Sat for
Sen 9@re, iom bleb bi1t bam paa
bans 50.gars 666iels6ag. San 116-
talte ogiaa &aab ON, at iamtlige
aftibe Me0lemmer, iom biI be1tage
/ Sangerfeiten til Sommeren, bill
fremme6e %fltl6tallig til @a1tgup~
oerre.
Ealeren iag6e> at ban til Som<
meren me6 iin @uitru agter at
reiie en- Sur til Morge. @bis in
gen uforu6ieete &in6ringer log6e
fig / 8eien, iaa bil6e bon bog for.
i6ge at 6eltage / set tien6e @anger-
itebne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

On lille Dreng fom meget frpgt-
iomt zen og itilleoe Jig foran fit
fe6rene 9pbar.
~6a'r," itammeoe ban, ubbao pil
6u babe / Sulegape?"
uSa, min Dreng, set er meget
pent al Big, men Get be6 leg iaa.
me16 iffe," ioare0e Sa6eren.
u@tl gu lite gierne babe en- nD
8orberifaaI?"
uNei oct brp6er leg mig life ON.
Seq bar 10 en- I Gorbeien."
uSamen Ta'r, set bar 6u MI
lite, for leg fog BEN ! @pfffer i
Morges."
5frib efter BrgDenlmere paa BET.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
McNamara jon0et.

MCNamara jon0et.
So SEN opiigtspaffenoe Mrre-
itotion al Mc9famaro 8re0rene bap~
Sc funoet @te0, ile0e Mrbeioerleoe-
re meo at opfor0re trofaite rnions-
memo til at fomme Sc betrengte
Meno til &ielp mes &enee til De-
res Gorlbar / &etsiagen. Meo ben
2opolitet til 6eres 6%agforbuno, ser
er Sc amerifanif e Mrbeioere egen,
HMlgte Sc Spfororingen, og Ser
inofom b%etDoelige GUNNER til bette
Sormaal, boor flor en- &apital ois,
1e beIeb fig bi0es lite, 90 oct bio
til life er lptfeoes at faa ofentlig-
eiort en- enoelig 0pgigrelie. @u
er ser imiolerti6 6are for, at oenne
ulpfialige Snoiamltng til en- Gag,
Ser biite Jig at bore .grunoigt nper~
Sig til 5tgtte, oil gibe I%nleDntne
til ct 8ru6 in6en Mrbei6erl1nio-
rer11e.
so Mc9fomara 8r90rene afgaD
oeres opiigtspeffenoe 8efienoelie,
tom @agen moo 6em til Ell brat Mt>
11ntning. Men iamti6ig opltoo
Spgrgsmoolet ON bpa6 ser ifuloe
gigres me6 SEN 1tore Hengeium Der
bar in0iamlet, og iom ltnionmeno
/ bber 9tat bap6e bi0raget til.
Clarence 9arrom, GoriparSlioens
&ope6aobofat, iom MI er UNDER Mn-
fIage for @eitiffelie al Surpen,
bab6e Bengene / 6orbaring, og ban
fommer temmelig let ODER &eoegig=
relie for oeres Mn%ben0elie De6 at
iige, at set me- tie al @umme11 er
brugt, ga l16gifterne pes @agen
Dor langt 1terre en6 bentet. Denne
Torfloring bar life tilfre6sltillenoe
for Sen itore 0ffentligbe6, belle1
life for en- flor Del al Srgont1atio'
nerne, og nabnlig forlanger Unto
1erne / California, ser paa @run>
al at Sagen ierlig beorerte Sen Sto1
,gap iterre 8i6rag en6 6e anore
run6t / 2anbet, bbilpbt at faa at:
Iagt @egnffab. Summens @terre1
ie, Der inoiamlebes> angipes for.
Hiellig, fra 100000 til $2to,ooo,
men G%alifornierne bppber, at Del
inofom lo1gt mere eno ben fio1ts
q nepntet Gum, Sc baierer 6ereS
Baa1tan6 paa Sen Strengthening, a
Der qlene / 8Den 5acramentos unio
ner inoiamle6s $4,000, og BET e1
ODerprpi ioenten for oenne 8p!
l1nioner, 8reslin, Der MI freml9tte1
ct beItemt T%orlangen6e ON at fot
oflagt @egnifab for bper Gent a
8engene, for at Der fan gigreS Ste
% @fiel moo be Mrbeioere, ion
un6erfaiter Jig ielp og fine Samilie
@abn for at 1tette en- Gag, lom .
baboe ia0et Jig ooertole til at TT
bar retfer6ig. 8reslin er mege
mistenfiom / M%nleoning al Ben Si]
bogeboIoenbeo 9orrom og bts1e vi
bei6erle6ere ubbi1er / Smtalen c
bisie @enge. SON baboer, at bbi
Ser bar ppret brugt I Smegnen
100000 enoru forinoen Ser ia
ppret ofbgrt ct eneite 8ione, laa
oct set mino1te 8iorogpoerne ia
forIange, at foa dflagt &egnifa]
San opforbrer @resien ODER be:
2an6et til at bore BAN bebjglpeli
me6 at foo 6enne Gag opfloret
T6te Gent, og in6til bette ifer, me
Sc 2e6ere, ser bar mootoget Be1
gene, finoe fig / at itoa iom mi
tenfelige Torpaltere at betroej
MihIpr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
. r

Lagerne smiler ad "Orm". Mp
Dire Ter og Fadre rynker paa Nae
sen ad Orm, men B1rnene vedbli-
vel alligevel at PLACES at Orm.
bet er overraskende, hvorledes
Kickapoo Worm Killer kan fjerne
dette Stivsind hos somme Foral-
DIRE og gj5re dem skamfulde owe
at Sc B9rnene underkastet denne
unGdvendige PLACE. Pr3v Kicka-
poo Worm Killer og De vii tro
paa Orm og opgive Deres Foragt.
Pris 25c: solgt i ethvert Apothek.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
8 ndet pe6 SC p I G II.

Gage be6 g &c e II.
5lagtermeiter @eorg Sen1en nOe
/ Gorliis beflager / 6enne Sio Sa=
ct al 40 Collars / fontante Benge,
iom Fan forle6en gab 10 for en-
folif eject. gn at Mrbei0erne poa
&er5og Garm pe6 @orliis> @borles
@or6, Tom in6 / S%orretntngen for
at faa en- Mnbisning omiat fonton=
tie Benge, og ga ban bar en- goot
fien6t @an6, bob6e @lagteren ingen
8etnnfning be6 at gibe bam Ben=
gene, men 90 @becfen blep forepilt
/ 8anfen, iaa man itrafs, at Der
f%oreloo ct 8e6rageri> bporpaa 8oli=
tiet b1ep %un0errettet. Smiolerti1
Bdo6e @ar6 giort fig ulDrlig, og %
bon bap6e tire Cages Sorlpring'
mener Yolitiet, at Ser life er me:
get &aab ON at far fat poo ban
igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

@frip efter Brepenl1mere paa 6et.
tie 8In6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

9 Yen fipnne tie S 0 5.
@n al &acines unge unge &iger
np0er Sen @re at bape ifignneite
SOB. &enoes Nabn er Coma 60
bert, og bun praftiierer for &toen
iom Sagfgrer / @bicago, og bar
ber / 8Den en- Mpngoe Genner og
&enin0er fra 5foleti0en. Denne
Mnerfienoelie for at babe Ben imnf.
feite SOB er bleben benoe TIBET at
Sen bergmte 8ille0bugger Dorado
Snf, Ser / mango Mar bar beret
paa Sogt efter en- f%uloenot SOB.
San u6taler, at fan mi bar maze.
tit Mool / Mils @oberts HuSielanz
fer, boilfet ban er billig til at
benile oberfor %iagfpnoige Dommere.
&en6es 6orel0re fer / &acine blen
11aturIigpis / beieite Grab forbab=
ie6e, ga 6e en- ifipnne Sag ioa en-
to=ipaltes Mrtifel / en- al @bicagos
Mpiler ON 6eres Caters SOB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
6 a n ieet Sfo1e
~ II S, 2 G. ~ b % ~

man6s S II b II e II m.
@foleinlpeftgr &irfegaarb feireoe
Sen 186e Sonuar lit 25-Mars Subj
lpum / 8iborg. 6or li0t ODER so
Mar iioen tit ban tit f6rite 2erer~
embeoe, / @anbbD paa Mors, SDl<
Lamb, og forflptte0es 6erfra efter
'ao1fillige Mors SorIeb til @6noerbp
pe6 Msiens, 6pen, og oerfra til
Maglebp, @tepns, Siellano, BOOT
fra ban SEN 186e Sanl,ar 1887 no
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

otto 9amm, lom oipirere6e til at
b1ibe lite 8icepreiioent / Maler=
unionens Sperbeltprelie. fit 27,=
900 @temmer, men en Srlen6er fit
26O flere ems bam.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-06-26
WINTER HARBoR.
June "a

Fred Coram has joined his family here
for the summer.
Steamer Schoodic went on the summer
schedule Monday, making four daily trips
to and from Bar Barbor.
Capt. A. L. Strout served as mate on the
steamer Sappho last week during the abb
sence of the regular mate, Frank Bray.
Capt. II. E. Tracy, who has had a boat
stage at the club house several seasons,
has moved his business to the steamboat
wharf.
H. 4. Small, formerly high school prin-
cipal here, now sub-principal OF Higgins
classical institute, Charleston, was a re-
cent guest OF friends here.
The twenty-fifth annual convention of
the Hancock county w. C. T. u, viii be
held here Monday and Tuesday, June "a
and 70. Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston,
of Rhode Island, will be the principal
speaker.
June "a. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-06-26
COREA.

Walter Young has gone to Northeast
Harbor, where he is employed for the
summer.
The coast missionary, Rev. A. p. Mac
Donald, delivered helpful sermon here
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Stewart, with her two chill
dren, has gone to visit her mother, Mrs.
George Carr, OF Msriaville.
The Baptist Sunday school elected new
officers Sunday IS follows; Mrs. James
Coombs, superintendent; Ida Crowley,
ASSISTANT Lettie Lufkin, secretary and
treasurer; Miss Maude Stewart, organist
h. A. Kochler, the Latter-day Saint.
elder, held services in Bartlett's hall a
Gouldsboro Sunday. He was accom-
panied by forty OF his friends, and with
twenty townspeopie present, had quite I
congregation.
June "a. 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-06-26

WE. Bruce was in Bangor on business
last week.
James GiIisndsFs hss Fstugnsd trom =
trip to Boston.
Norman shaw hiss gone 10 BAR hareor
where he has employment Ger ths sanamsF.
Mrs. r. F. Larrabee and 500, Of Wash
burn, are at Dr. {. c. Larrabee's tof q Tee
weeks.
John workman hrs rstarusd from
Jonesport, where be spsnt e week Nith
relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Hamilton has returned from
East Rochester, \. a., = here she has been
visiting relatives.
Rupert \. Blanee left saturday for a
visit with bis grandparents, h. W. NuttsF
and wife, OF Brookhn.
school closed Friday. after years ~ors
by the efficient teachers. Miss Glars Allen,
of Sedgwick, and Miss Olive Gushee, %
Appleton. The young ladies' have made
many friends here during the past year.
who regret that they are not TO return.
Inc beuueh hta Anett &nh1eA t10inNfAAt
service Sunday in the Methodist church,
which was well filled to hear Rev. T. 5.
Drew, of Winter Harbor, who was assisted
by his excellent choir. A solo by Miss
Evelyn wssgatt added to the service.
Mr.. Drew was most interesting and perth
nent to the occasion. The keynote OF his
theme was "Friendshipn, and he used
Jesus words to His disciples John XIV,
XIV: "But have called you friends; for
all things that have heard of my Father
have made known unto you"
June "a. e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-06-26
NORTH FRANKLIN,

Charles Williams has sold his plsce to
Lyman Wiibur, OF EAstbrook.
Harry Goodwin ana wife have gone to
West franklin, and are occupying their
new house.
Miss Muriel Wilbur, who has been en-
ployed at Carl Buffers, has returned to
her home In Eastbrook.
School closes this week. There win be
an entertainment Ut the sehoolhouse
Thursday evening for the beneat OF tho
league.
Shirley, the young son OF Adslbert Jelli-
son and wife, was operated on Sunday for
enlarged tonsils and sdsnoids by Drs.
Hawkins and Black, OF Sullivan.
The Sunday school had an snjoys bic
picnic in the grove of 8. w. Jeliison at
Georges pond saturday. II wks an ideal
day, and boat rides were the chief atsrso-
tion. Ice-cresm and lemonade ~sre 10
abundance. A picture OF the school
was taken by Miss Carolyn Hooper.
June "a. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-06-26
COUNTY NEWS.
WEST SULLIVAN.

A. y. Havey, of Caribou, is visiting his
father, B. b. Havey.
Miss Doris Hooper, who has been teach
ing in olamon, is home for the summer.
Mrs. Mary A. Hooper returned Saturday
from Bangor, where she has been employ
ed two months.
Mrs. Many Ash is suffering from sciatic
rheumatism. Her many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Charles Griffin, who has been driving
Dunbar Bros delivery team has returned
to his home in East Sullivan.
Miss Edna Havey, who graduated
from the normal school in Pennington
last week, is visiting her parents,
Montgomery Hayey and wife.
About 100 members of David A. Hooper
lodge, F. and A. NJ, and Oasis chapter
o. E. s., celebrated ST. Johns day last
Sunday. They marched to church in a
body, where fine memorial sermon was
preached by Rev. Edward F. Wood.
June "a. DIRIeo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-06-26
HANCOCK POINT.

Z. A. Penney and Andy Partridge were
in Bangor Wednesday and Thursday.
8. c. Penney, OF Bangor, spent Sunday
with his parents, c. A. Penney and wife.
John Martin, Of Hancock, died Friday.
He had been failing in health some time.
The men who have been working ON the
lighthouse have finished, and returned
home.
Mr.. Abbott, Of Ellsworth, spent Sunday
with his cousin, Andy Partridge, at c. A.
Penney's.
Bernard Small, Of North Ellsworth, for
merry of Hancock Point, is working for
H. d. Ball & Son.
Mabel Allen and sister, Mrs. Grace Red
man, with little daughter Ruth, are visit
ing their mother, Mrs. A. B. Mcfarland,
at the Point.
June "a. E.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-06-26
COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FREMONT.

Misses Mile and Emma Reed are al
work at the Hotel Dirigo for the summer
Misses Lucy and Bessie Reed are en-
ployed at Northeast Hsrbor and Miss
Helen at Mckinley for Hollis Reed.
Mrs. Myrs Kent. OF Atlantic, is spend.
ing q few weeks with her mother. Mrs.
William Hannah, who Is quite Ill, having
had slight shock last week.
Miss Rena v. Reed Ii home from Cas-
tine, where she was graduated from the
normal school. Her mother, Mrs. ". A.
Reed, and sisters Emma and Miriam, at
tended the graduation.
Pupils Of the primary school perfect in
attendance: Lessie Bridges, Lillian Web
ster, Percy Thurston, Clinton Pomroy,
Granville Wallis. Much credit 10 due bot
teachers, Miss Dyer, OF Harrington. and
Miss Cline, OF Hancock.
Schools closed June IA, after . snccess-
ful term OF ten weeks. All eleven members
OF the graduating class passed the exami-
nation emitting them to admission to the
high school. They srs Katie Pomroy,
Birdeli Pomroy, Schuyler and Reta Rum
Ill, Carl and Hazel Reed, Edwin Webster,
Leola Rumill, Willie Reed, Thsresa Lunt,
Grace Nyce.
The remains OF Roscoe q. lopaus, OF
Newton Highlands, Mass, . former resi-
dent Of this placs, were brought here Sat-
urday for interment, Rev. o. Richardson
osnciAting. be was buried under ma
sonic honors. The abundance OF flowers
bespoke the high esteem in which he was
heli. He had always been an active man.
He served eighteen months In the navy
In ship iroqucss, Capt. @. p. r. Rodgers,
and fourteen months in the army with the
LIST Maine heavy artillery. For twenty
nine years be was in the lighthouse SER
vice, Minot's Ledge light being among
the several that ne had kept. When re-
firing, he settled at Newton Highlands.
He died at the soldiers hospital at
Chelsea, Mass, OF heart disease. He leaves
widow, three sons and two daughters
George A, of New York; Roscoe G., of
Boston; Roy c., OF Dorchester, Mass. |;
Mrs. Kenneth Beal, OF Newton High
iinds; Mrs.. Charles e. Baker, of Mslrose
June "a. THr1xA.
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COUNTY NEWS.
MT. DESERT.


Mr.. Christ and family have arrived for
the summer.
Miss Marcia Fernald Is visiting relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. Pearl Smith has gone to Bangor TO
visit her son Lowell.
The Somesville sewing circle will meet
with Mrs. w. 8. Brown Wednesday.
Miss HiIda p. Brown has gone to
Trenton to visit her grandparents, Pearl
L. Leland and wife.
Miss Nora Daley has opened the lawson
cottage. T. w. LAwson's youngest
daughter is with her for while.
NJ. L. Allen and wife have gone 10
Brunswick to be present at the graduation
Of their son James from Bowdoin college.
Walter Cox and wife, OF Cambridge,
Mass, have been ct the Levitt cottags
two weeks. Mrs. Coz was Miss Miriam
Levitt.
June "a. n.
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the Massachusetts, general hospital for
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Page. OF Boston, are at
their cottage for the season.
The ladies OF Atlantic social club gave q
supper at seaside hall Wednesday even
ing, the proceeds TO go toward painting
the parsonage stable. An amusing
feature OF the evening was tine reading
ofa number OF poems by the ladies. A
number Of ladies had pledged themselves
to earn dollar in some unusual way to
buy paint. One young married lady
peddied ice-ere&m from whseibarrow. to
the accompaniment OF . tin whistle, to
earn her dollar. Sixteen dollars were con-
tribated. Singing by this children finished
the entertainment.
June q. 8.
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OTTER CREEK

Mrs. Aionzo Harvey, OF Marlboro, is
employed at 3. NJ. Walls.
Little Gladys Smith, who has been in
two weeks, Is improving.
Mrs. Annie Hartman, Of Medford,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. veazie
Young.
The house OF Augustus Small was
burned last Friday afternoon. with nearly
all its contents. Much sympathy is felt
tor MT. aud Mrs. Small Is they are eld-
sriy people, and 1t left them with nothing
OF value and with only the clothes they
had on Their son and his wife and child
lived with thsm, and they also Lost nearly
everything.
June "a. ASox.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Capt. George Erskine and wife, OF
Bucksport, are visiting Mrs. Erskine's
brother, T. NJ. Blaisdeli.
Miss Sunie Chase, who has been teach
ing in Lubec, is the guest for few days
of Miss Florence Blaisdell.
Mrs. Fred e. Blaisdel has gone to
Lewiston to be present at the graduation
of her son, Leo Wasgatt Blaisdell, from
Bates college.
June "a. B.
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LAMOINE.
JuneM.

Miss Andrews is the guest OF Miss
Flora Stratton.
Mrs. Benjamin Young and Mrs. w. <.
Salisbury visited in Bangor last week.
Miss Lillian Hodgkins, of Bar Harbor, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Jennie Hodgkins.
Mrs. w. F. Hutchings, of Gouldstoro,
has opened her home here for the summer.
Rev. W. Fl. Rice attended the rededi-
cation OF the Baptist church in Larrabee,
last week.
Mrs. Charles Hodgkins and son Roger
have gone to Portland to join Capt. Hodg-
kins, in the yacht "Awa'.
Mrs. A. I. Holt and granddaughters,
Rose and Helen Hodgkins, of Waterviile,
came Saturday to occupy their cottage
at the corner.
June "a. r. H.
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BIRCH HARBoR.

Frank winslow, photographer, of Cher
ryfeid, was in town several days last
week.
Schools here and In the Bunker Harbor
precinct closed Friday, after pleasant
terms Of ten weeks each.
Alton Bunker and wife we're called TO
Franklin last week by the death OF their
little nephew, Maxwell Sargent.
Mrs. Amos Leighton and family, who
have spent two weeks at their home here,
returned to Northeast Harbor Saturday.
Mrs. Leighton's mother, Mrs. 4. j. Pettee,
accompanied them.
June "a a.