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WEST BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Allen Carter, who has been at
Pittsield, is home.
A. b. Leighton and wife, of westboro,
Mass, are visiting relatives here.
r. G. Bridges has moved his family to
Trumpet island, where he has . fish trap,
for the summer.
Mrs. Addie Owens and children, OF
Bluehili, visited her mother, Mrs. ~. f..
Richards, recently.
Miss Eta Bridges, who il employed in
Melroee, Mass, is spending . week with
her parents, Isaac Bridges and wife.
Owing to bad weather, not - many as
expected attended the Memorial day en-
tertainment and ice-cream sale at the
schoolhouse. The decorations were taste
fully made Of flags, crepe paper, bunting,
cedar and flowers. Program: Singing,
school; memorial gems, grade 4; recita-
lions, Meldora Sellers, Ruby Bridges, Omar
Friend, Levena Mcfarland; duet, Harriet
and Ruby Bridges; Rotations, Ida Carter,
Maud Friend, Harry Carter, Florence
lawson; memory gems, grades and 2;
recitation, Esther Grant; singing, school;
recitstions, Flora Sellers, Wendell Carter,
Maenice Grant; singing, school; recita-
tions, Carl lawson, Theodore Bridges,
Harriet Bridges; memory gems, grade a;
Rotations, Earl Carter, Mabel Bridges,
Cora Carter; singing, school; monologue,
Mr.. Moody; singing, school.
June 10. B.
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WEST SULLIVAN.


w. L. McKusies is blsaSsmithing for
Dunbar bros.
william Booth. of New York, is in town
looking over the paving business.
Miss Josephine Bunker has returned ID
Northeast Harbor, where she Is teaching.
Mrs. Jennie Fcss, OF Hancock, visited
her sister, Mrs. Sadie Mcdonald, last
week.
A. w. Gordon, superintendent of schools
in this district, visited his parents here
last week.
William e. Gerrish and wife, of Winter
Harbor, were weekend guests Of Mrs.
Nancy Ash.
Dunbar Bros. have started = gang Of
paying-eutters on the college lot and on
Sweeney hill.
Mrs. Shirley Joy, who has been Visiting
in Winter Harbor, has returned to her
home In West Sullivan.
Capt. G. d. Blake has gone to Perth
Amboy, N. j., to take command OF the
ocean going tug Wyoming.
Leon Thomas, who has employment at
the New Florence hotel, Bar Harbor, Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Nellie Thomas.
June 10. DIRIao.
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The poets exclamation: 30 Liiel 'ss'
thee bounding In my veins" is iOyoas eas-
Persons that can rarely or never make H.
honesty TO themselves. are among the nos
unfortunate. They do not lice, but s-s'ii i''
to lice implies more than to be. To live V
be we'll and strong-to arise feeling equAl "
the ordinary duties OF the day. and to rs'iH
not overcome by them-to feel life eoandias
In the veins. medicine that has nsa'
Thousands OF people, men and womea' YEA
and strong. has accomplished great "o'i
bestowing the richest blessings, and 'h,'
medicine il Hoods sarsaparilla- The ~ss1
rundown, or debiiitated. from any cause
should not fail to take Il. II builds up -,
whole system, changes existeneeinto NE sas
makes life more ahounding. We are sisa !,
say these words In Its favor TO the resde's u
our column.-Adrf.
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SIM.
BROOKLYN.
June 3.

Miss Harriet Kane returned from Addi-
son Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Bridges is visiting in New
buryport, Mass.
John Wilmington and wife, OF Boston,
are spending few weeks here.
Mrs. Lydia Roberts, of Brooksvilie, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. b. Babson.
Edward Farnsworth, OF Jonesport, is
visiting her brother, A. E. Farnsworth-
Several attended the local Christian En- i
deavor union at North Sedgwick Wednes-
day.
Miss Ethel Upham died at her home at
Melrose Highlands, Mass, June 8. Miss
Upham had spent several summers here
The graduating class of the high school
went TO Rockland Saturday to have their
pictures taken. There were thirty-two
passengers from here to Rockland Satur-
day morning on the Pemsquid.
Mary, widow of Daniel Cunningham,
died Friday morning, June z, after long
Illness, in which she was tenderly cared
for by her brother and sister. Mrs. Cum
ningham will be greatly missed. She
leaves a sister-Mrs. Abbie Allen, who
lived with her and was her closest COM
panion; another sister - Mrs. Long, OF
Chicago, three brothers Augustus @.
Parker, who lived with her and upon
whom this loss falls heavily, and Austin
and Pearl Parker, of BluehiIl. The fu-
neral was held at the home Sunday after
noon, Rev. Mr.. Mckay ofiiciating. Mrs.
ings were many and beautiful.
June 10. UNE FEMME.
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sEDGwICK.

John Paris has recently had Ri. :.
shingled. ''''
1T Lane and wife took trip to R0,..
land last week.
Mrs. Parsons and little daughter b,,,
gone to Sutton.
A daughter was born last week h -,
Candage and wife. -"
Mrs. r. A. Torrey returned ls.t -.
from visit in Boston. va
Mrs. Eva Weed has rented and "a,
into the Turner house for the season y
DR.. Hsgcrthy is laying the fcuss.,,
for garage opposite Smith Bros. uo. .''D
An interesting children's dav .o,...
was given at the church Sunday e,.al.s
Mrs, K. A. Hall Is with her d,u..,..
Mrs. Charles Henderson, at North R,oss
lin.
June 10. 9
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MT. DESERT.

Miss Kathie Richardson ID visiting her
parents, Shepard Richardson and wife.
Mrs. A. A. Hanna and daughters Abbie
and Beatrice have gone to Sorrento for the
summer.
The Dressers, Of Cambridge, Mass, will
have the Somes house cottage again this
summer.
j. J. Somes has rented his cottage to
President Burton, OF Smith college, who
will arrive about June 20.
Miss Ruth Greenough, Of Cambridge,
Mass, has been here with her mother
getting her cottage ready for the summer.
George F. Arnold, OF Brookline, Mass,
has been here the past week looking over
his cottage, Bright Side. His family will
come the last Of June.
The grammar school, taught by Mrs.
Marden, of Stockton Springs, and the
primary, Miss Eva Deering, Of Ssbattus,
closed Friday. The graduation exercises
OF the grammar school had to be post
poned, as many pupils were i'll OF meales.
Mrs. r. w. Donaldson, OF Stockton
Springs, with son Lawrence, was here q
few days last week, packing his household
goods for removal. He has sold his place
here to- Mr.. Christ, Of Cambridge, Mass,
whose family will occupy it this summer.
| June4. II.
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SOUTH PENoBsCoT.

cO0Ah IE<ASOIoSoAs
Mrs. Norris Grindle is visiting in Brock
ton, Mass
Miss Bernice varnum Is clerking for s.
B. Condon-
Stillman Grindle has gone to Hardwick,
VT, to work on stone.
Lucius Grindle, of Bangor, is spending
. few days with his family.
Miss Ethel Gray is home from U. OF NJ.
to spend the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. Clara Gray.
Mrs. Herbert Grindle and daughter
Dorothy are visiting in Camden,
Mrs. Jennie Perkins has gone to Farm
ington to spend several weeks with her
sister.
The schooner Nelson Mcfarland, Capt.
Will Perkins, is discharging freight fol
8. B. Condor and Leach & Co.
Everyone Is very glad to learn that ths
steamer Castins is making daily trips from
West Brooksville to Bangor. Brandon
Leach is driving express team to West
Penobscot to connect with the boat.
June 10. G.
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COUNTY NEWS.


DLCL-f1ALiSs
Edward j. Brooks spent the weekend
in town.
Mrs. Theodore Neyin and family are here
for the season.
Mrs. Thomas Taper is at her summer
home for the season.
Fred e. Greene is at home with his par
ents, William @. Greene and wife.
A. 5. Thomas, wife and son, Winthrop, Of
New York, are at Sunset Cliff for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Angie Hinckley Day and daughter,
of waterville, are visiting Mrs. Days par
ents, o. Tyler Hinckiey and wife.
Miss c. Mary Curtis has gone to Caribou
to resume teaching. Miss Curtis was
obliged to come home short time ago on
account OF the loss of the schoolhouse by
fire.
Mrs. George A. Ciough, of Boston, has
opened her summer home, "Halcyon
Grange" Tor the summer. C. Henry
Clough and wife spent the weekend as
her guests.
Chiidren's day was observed by the
Baptist Sunday school by fine concert.
Every part was exceptionally well taken,
and those having charge are to be con-
graduated on the success OF the affair.
Bluehill will have safe and sane Fourth
of July celebration this year, on the same
plan as the celebration last year. The fire
company has taken charge and appointed
the following committee: Judge F. B.
Snow, Harry Hinckley, A. F. Townsend,
A. 8. witham, r. s. Osgood. Any person
wishing to contribute any sum, may hand
it to any one on the committee.
June 10. II.
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ATLANTIC.

Mrs. John Stanley Is in poor health.
Miss vira Joyce, who has been teaching
at Hurricane island, Is home.
Mrs. Ellen Staples, who suffered slight
shock recently, is still in poor health.
Mrs. Bartlett, OF South Thomaston. is
visiting her daughter Ruth at Atlantic.
Byard Rodman and friends, Of Astoria,
N. Y, are at the Rodman cottage for .
month.
Mrs. Freeda Staples, who has been at
Colts Island with her sister few weeks,
returned this week, not much improved in
health.
Schools closed Friday. The teachers
~ere Miss Ruth Bartlett in grammar, and
Miss Ruth Staples in the primary. Both
had successful terms.
Graduation exercises were held 1t the
Atlantic Baptist church Friday evening.
The graduates were Gladys and Amy
Joyce and Raymond Torrey. The pro-
gram was well carried out, the exercises
being interesting. After the graduation,
reception and dance was given by the
graduates at Seaside hall.
June 10 8.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST HANCOCK.



The death OF Mildred Young, wife
OF Ralph W. Moore, which occurred
at her home in Holden May q,
brought deepest sorrow to the hearts OF
many friends. She had lived, up TO the
time of her marriage In August. 1901,
with her grandparents, J. FL. Mcfarland
and wife.
The first two years Of their welded life
was spent In Ellsworth, where she also
made many warm friends. In 1905 they
moved to Holden, where Mr.. Moore has
employment as station agent. Three chill
dren were born to them, and her life
seemed full OF happiness and promise. In
the early winter her health began to fail,
and In spite OF everything that physicians
and devoted husband and loving friends
could do to save her. she gradually failed,
but BY her remarkable will shc kept
about and complained 90 little, that not
even her dearest friends realized she was
90 soon to leave them. On the night that
her sweet young spirit went out, upon re-
firing she babe them all loving good
night, and fell asleep to awake In that
land where there IL no more pain.
Mrs. Moore was born in Hancock, Feb
ruary "a, 1885, the daughter Of George W.
and Nellie Mcfarland Young. After the
death OF her mother, when she was but
one year OF age. she made her home with
her grandparents. To the companion,
who has been unfailing In his tenderness
and devotion, to tho children. the uncies
and aunt and other relatives to whom abe
was very dear, deepest sympathy is ex-
tended.
Funeral services were held at the home
Friday, Rev. e. d. Kixer, OF Ellsworth,
ofiiciating. "Lead Kindly Light" . ia
vorite hymn, was sung by Miss Phillips, .
friend of the family. PAIL bearers were E.
@. Moore, Sherman and Irving McFar-
land, Watson X. Springer and James
Dodge. Floral tributes were many and
beautiful, showing the high esteem in
which Mrs. Moore was held. Interment
was in woodbine cemetery, Ellsworth.
Though one we love 10 lying low
Where human kisses cannot reach her face,
oh, do not blame the heavenly Father 90,
But wear your sorrow with obedicnt grace.
And we shall shortly know that heightened
breath
IL no, the sweetest gift God sends his friend.
And that, sometime. the sable pail Of death
Coueeals the fAirest boon his love can send.
fxrxsp.
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WEST sEDGwICK.

Emery Gray has employment at Isles
bore.
Willie Carter 10 working for Aimon
Gray.
Miss Gladys Ciosson il ct home from
South Brooksville.
James Il. Gray has employment in
Aroostook county.
Mrs. Hattie Gray and son Raymond
have gone to LAmoine.
Parker Cosson is working for A. A
Goodeli ct North Brooksvilie.
Richard Benson and family have moved
to Cape Rozier for the summer.
Miss Lizzie Gray has returned from
South Brooksviile, where she has been
employed.
Memorial day was observed by pupils
and teacher in distriet No. BY appro-
June 10. ID,
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

''Herring scarce and prices low" is the
cry Of the weirmen.
wiiiem willikee, of Boston, has opened
his summer home here.
Thomas Larey aud Ethel Candage are
home from Massachusetts, ON their vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Bertha Duffy and her daughter
Helen, of waldoboro, are visiting W. A.
Hale and wife.
People here were favored Sunday after
noon by another interesting sermon in the
chapel, by the new pastor Of Boooklin
church, Bev. Mr.. Mckay.
Everett Lowering, Of Somerville, Mass,
who has been visiting at c. s. Hamilton's,
returned to Somervilie Friday. His wife
and child will remain for few weeks.
June 10. XENoPHoN.
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advertisements.
"HOW YOUNG YOU LOOK"

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have not seen for years. IL Is slses
ing, often extended to those fortun .ss
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Mrs. Austin Chatto is i'll. Her mother
is with her.
P. Friend is working for Wilbur Friend
on his boat.
Austin Chatto will work for Mr.. Kneisel
this season.
Mrs. H. Candage and Bertha Colson
went to Boston last week.
Leila Chatto and Mary leighton spent
Saturday and Sunday in Ellsworth.
June 10. CRUMBS.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Mrs. Wiley G. Conary with her child, OF
Bucksport, visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Eaton, last week.
The drama, MRS. Briggs of the Poultry
Yard" given Wednesday and Friday, was
well attended.
Mrs. Wallace Hinckley and little daugh-
ter, OF Brooksvilie, were the guests OF w.
j. johnson and wife last week.
Mrs. Flossie- Heudrickson and little
daughter, of Stoningtons were the guests
OF Henry Aendyickson And wife last week.
June 10. -~r-.ss.S~.s c.
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CHIPS.
BASS HARBoR.

Guy Parker has fine new fiye-passsr
ger touring car.
Mrs. John Rich La with her dsughts'
Mrs. Hollis Reed, at Mckinley.
Halle Murphy Is spending few Day
with her sister, Mrs. George Neal, q
Southwest Hafbor.
June 3. X. Y. Z.
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PRETTY MARSH.

Albert johnson and Harold Hsni,,o,
are at work at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Ada Bartlett is at West Treno,,
with Mrs. Olive Bartlett for few ws.k,
school closed May 81, after succe.,,,
term taught by Miss Carrie Turuer !,
Milbridge.
Commissioner Hodgdon and a cr,x :,
men have been ut work on the road. N.
past two weeks. The wet westhe, Ia,
been . serious drAwbac
Work on the Bowiker estate is nsa,in,
completion. Tho grounds are being .Is
out and shrubbery planted, Eugene L..
land. OF Bar Harbor, having charge o, ,sj,
part Of the work. Mr.. Bowlker and ,,mIl,
arc expected this month.
lime a n
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; NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Stella Stratton and Mrs. Enu,
Page we're in Ellsworth Saturday.
The Busy Bees met Tuesday with Mn
Charles Googins. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Frances Smith has returned 10 Be,
home in Ellsworth, after q visit with
friends here.
Mrs. Ona Ford and two children, 0flin
and Louise, werc recent guests Of BE-.
brother, Everett Googins.
The many friends OF little Bud Joy u.
Cad to hear that he 10 improving, after
severe attack Of tonsiiitis.
June 10. Ayoy.
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COLTS ISLAND.

The foundation OF Carl Hardins's
house Ia completed, ready for the c4rpn-
tiers.
Many Atlantic friends OF Mrs. Philip
Moore spent Monday with her, her thirty.
third birthday.
Mrs. N. Bonaparte Trask, of Atlantic, i
spending . few days with her daughlsf,
Mrs. Vera Harding.
June 3. CHIPS.
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REACH.

Capt. NJ. e. Billings, who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
Mrs. r. n. Annis, who has been confined
to the house with rheumatism, is much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stoddard are the
happy parents OF q little daughter, born
June 8.
Mrs. Flossie Powers and little daughter
Nellie are visiting Mrs. John Marshall at
Deer Isle.
Miss Lucy Howard, Of birmingham,
Mass, was the guest Of Bessie L. Annis
last week.
June g. l..
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ANNE.
LAMOINE.

Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife have re-
turned from visit to Boston.
Miss Jennie Hodgkins is visiting her
brother John at Bar Harbor.
E. a. Googins and wife, Of Cambridge,
Mass, are at their summer home here.
Mary Coolidge has gone to Northeast
Harbor to join her husband, who is en-
pioyed there for the summer.
June TO-. r. H.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Mrs. Raymond Emery spent several days
in Bar Harbor last week.
Herman A. Clark, who has been supply
ing the Baptist church as pastor for six
months, left for Westfieid, Aroostook
county, Monday, to become pastor OF the
Free Baptist church.
Capt. Ralph Bradley and Mr.. Sage, OF
Meriden, Conn.,, who have been here the
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HALL QUARRY.

Miss Marcia Fernald is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. r. II. Somes.
Alfred Richardson is home from Sulli.
van, where he has been employed.
Ronald Macomber is home from South
west Harbor, where he has been employed
Frank r. Moore and wife, OF Ellsworth
visited at j. II. Mscomber's over Sunday
Mrs. Annie Perkins Young, who has
been living in Holden, is here for the sum-
mer.
June 10. BRIAR.
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NORTH LAMorNE.

Mrs. A. A. Richardson has gone to Isles
ford nursing.
Mas Agnes Tweedie came Friday from
Cambridge, Mass, to spend the summer
with her grandparents, George II. Coggins
and wife.
June 10. u.
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past seven weeks getting the Morris steam
launch in readiness for the summer, have
returned to Bar Harbor. Capt Bradley,
who has been here several summers, in
tends to leave for the Isle OF Pines this
fall, to make it his home.
June TO- K.
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ness OF Miss Lizzie Gray. Miss O..
now much improved in n.slth, but ~ I
sorry to hear that her mother, NJ. !. !
Gray, is very III. Miss Lima Gr.v Z
to help care for her grandmother '''s
June 8.
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MARIAyILLE.

Mrs. Marguerite Archer, of Aurora, is
visiting here.
George Kincaid has gone away for a
summer cruise on yacht for Bangor
men.
Ernest Dunn, OF Bangor, was In town
Saturday, the guest of George A. Frost
and wife.
June 10. &
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WEST sToNINGToN.

IF. Snow has opened laundry in the
new K. p. hall.
Sara Crockett has returned home from
Rockland commercial college.
Mrs. Naomia Eaton, OF South Thomas
ton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jesse
Hamblin.
June s. MUM.
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SURRY.

X. G. Wood and wife are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of son-Jesse
Ray-born May n.
Mary Ellington is teaching ut North
Surry to I'LL the vacancy caused by the ILL
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whooping cough is not dangerous when
the cough is kept loose and expectoration
easy BY giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. It has been used in many epidemics
OF tins disease with perfect success. For
sale by all dealers.
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Biliouss Feel heavy after dinners Tongue
costedf Bitter tastef Complexion sailows
Liver needs waking up. Doan's Regulets
cure bilious attacks. rs cents at any drug
store. Adut.
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MUM.

Don't think that piles can't be cured.
Thousands Of obstinate cases have been cured
by Doan's Ointment. 50 cents at any drug
store.-Adrf.
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Mrs. Charles L. Babson is visiting her
daughter at North Brooksville.
Mrs. John P. Fox is spending several
days with her husband in New York.
Mrs. Lydia Roberts, OF Brooksville, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Gray.
Kiss Sarah Currier, of Sedgwick, has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Dora
,Currier.
Miss Lucy Grant has retained from
Roxbury, Mass, where she has spent sew
eraI months.
Benjamin c. Sargent and wife, Miss
Mildred l. Sargent, Sherman Sargent and
J. Frank Gray and wife attended the
golden wedding Of Charles r. Crockett
and wife at Cape Roster Saturday.
Among summer arrivals are A. n. Lee
ard wife, OF Buffalo, N. "; John d. Gray
and wife, Of Philadelphia; Horace Eaton
and Miss Anna Burke, Of Boston; Mrs.
John r. Davis, of Philadelphia; Mrs.
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Arthur Shepard and children ana Mrs. l.
B. Evans and daughter, of Cambridge,
Mass.
June g. SIN.
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The woman OF to-day who has good
health, good temper, good sense, bright
eyes and lovely complexion, the result o
correct living and good digestion, wins the
admiration Of the world. II your diges-
tion is faulty Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets will correct it. For sale by
all dealers.
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1t Is worse than useless to take any
medicines internally for muscular or
chronic rheumatism. ALI that is needed
is free application of Chsmberlain's
Iiniment. For sale by all dealers.
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SARGENTvILLE.

Sherman Sargent was in Belfast last
week.
Mrs. Sarah L. Sampson has returned to
her home in Boston.
Frank Patten, OF Brewer, is the guest
of Charles K. Foster.
Mrs. Fred ]. Sargent spent the last Of
the week in Rockland.
Mrs. Herbert j. Grindell has returned
from visit in East Boston.
Miss Rose Henderson is spending few
weeks with her parents at South Bluehill.
Mathews Gray and family, of Bangor,
have opened their cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Josephine Bunker, who has spent
the winter with her sister in Tampa, Fla,
is at home.
Messrs. Leach, Mcintyre and Snow, Of
Bluehill, are in town doing some carpen-
ter work for Mrs. E. o. Thwaites.
June IS. SIM.