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ALLEGES A COMBINE
low WHEAT PRICE is FOUND TO
I'D HAVE NO EFFECT ON THE
PRICE OF FLOUR.
HAPPENINGS OVER
What is Going On Here and There
That is of Interest to the Read
crs Throughout South Da.
kota and Vicinity.

DeadWood.-The farmers and gro
GERS of the district lying in the east
ern foothills country of the Balck
Hills, at a meeting recently held at
Sturgis, discussed plans for taking ac-
ton against the -four millers OF Rapid
City, Sturgis, Whitewood and Belle
Fourche under the Sherman antitrust
law, claiming that there exists a COM
bination in restraint of trade. They
point out that they have been receiv-
Ing only So cents for their wheat,
while the market price at Minneapolis
has been So cents. They are prevent
ed from shipping to the better market
on account of the prohibitive rates
fixed by the railroads between Black
Hills points and Minneapolis. The
rate on wheat is "a cents. AS the
wheat yield this year has been low
in the affected district-about eight
bushels to the acre-the aggregate
amount received for the crop has not
been great and they are confronted by
the possibility of further distress, by
the announcement that the local mill
ers now have on hand all the wheat
they will require and are about to cut
the price to so cents.
The retail dealers have received no
benefits from the low price paid the
farmers, as they have been held up
for the highest price by the millers,
and are forced to sell at a price that
will meet competition from Minneapo-
lis. They say the millers have been
making a profit of 10 per cent and
that they have been getting enough
for their shorts and middlings to Pay
for the wheat, leaving the revenue
from the -four practically velvet.
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To Build Station Between Two Towns

Big Stone.--The Milwaukee railroad
contemplates the expenditure of $780,
900 at Big Stone and at Ortonviile,
Mimi, mex season. The plans are said
to call for a union station half way
between the two towns, and the con-
struction of a big dam for the purpose
of holding back the flood waters of Big
Stone lake. The plans, when carried
out. will aid the road materially in
caring for the summer traffic which
is incrdeasing each year at Big Stone
and Ortonville. both of which are sit
waited on Big Stone lake.
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Picnic ON peeember 81.

Aberdeen.-The mid-winter picnic
of the United Commercial Traveller
will be held here December Fl. Thi!
Will be the fourth annual event, ant
G. S. Tussey, the father OF the idea
has agreed to foster this ope.
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Won by KjmbalI,

Kimball.-The pool tournament civ
en- by Munroe & Co. In this city fol
$50 a side between Kimball ard Cham
berlain, was won by the Kimball boys
The highest score was won by Ed
ward Flamoe, which was 100 To So.
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Dog Doctor charoes 50, 600.

Cincinnati. O.-When Monkey" the
twenty-year-old pug dog pet of Mrs.
larry Jackson, took sick her owner
'eTt $4,000 for doctors services in a
IN effort to bring about a cure. The
40s was given an elaborate funeral.
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Iro,or+sn, e., - o+hsys

Gives Him a Chance to Pursue.
The best way for a girl to catch a
man is by running away from him."
That's right. there's no danger of
her beating him out in a hobble
skirt"
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces infamma-
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie, CSC a bottle ,kdz.
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come self-supporting citizens. That
was and still Is the basic idea of the
whole experiment. ...
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Some OF the charity that begins at
home isn't worth making a fuss about
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One Eisherman's Idea.

First Angler-Look, this fish was
almost caught before; see the broken
hook in its mouth.
Second Angler-It should have had
sense enough to steer clear Of hooks
after that.
First Angler-Oh, come, you can't
expect a fish to exhibit ore
than a human being.
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Advice From an Acquaintance. .
Now, If | can get some acquant.
ance to indorse my note"
Better try some stranger"
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH CAsTINE.

Mrs. Arthur Guilford is home from
Owls Head.
Charles Clement, OF West Penobscot,
was visitor at w. G. Conner's last week.
Hiram Hartman and wife, of Bucks
port, are guests OF J. w. Bowden and wife.
Mrs. Ada Joyce last Thursday enter
tanned a large number OF friends from
Verona Park.
Mrs. Jessie Cunningham and children,
of orrington, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Frances Devereax.
Mrs. Helen McMasters and children left
Saturday for Chelsea, Mass, after two
months at the Dunbar cottage.
Mrs. Mary C. Wilson returned to orono
Friday. She was accompanied by Miss
Nancy Irish, who will visit her.
William Devereux and wife have re-
mother, Mrs. Frances Deverenx.
Misses Elsie and yira Wardwell, OF
Harborside, are visiting their grandpar-
ents, Fred F. Wardweli and wife.
A. j. Pare and wife, Mrs. Ada Joyce,
Mrs. Lizzie Swallow and Master Eugene
Dunbar left Monday for Brockton, Mass.
Mrs. Cecil Perkins, OF Roxbury, Mass.
with two children, was the guest of her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Perkins, last
week.
Miss Marion Coombs, OF Islesboro, q
former teacher here, has been visiting
friends in town. She will leave soon Il
teach in Fast orrington.
Mrs. Emma Devereux, aged ninety-twC
years, died at her home Friday night, aftei
several weeks illness. Mrs. Devereux wal
highly esteemed, and leaves many friend!
TO miss her kindly words and deeds. The
funeral was held at the home Sunday
Rev. G. w. Patterson officiating. Th'
interment was in the village cemetery.
Sept. 2. l..
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NORTH SULLIVAN.
4 sept.2

The merry go-round has gone, and with
it MIR. Russ and wife, who carry the good
wishes of hosts OF friends.
The telephone company is building a
new line here. Telephones are to be in
stalled in several more homes.
Arthur Kief and wife, who are summer
ing at West Sullivan, were Sunday guests
of Mrs. A. NJ. Moon and daughter.
Mrs. Elmira Jellison and two daughters,
Matte and Elsie, returned to their home
in Eastbro Sunday, after weeks visit
here.
Herbert JeIlison and wife left Sunday
for Boston. Mrs. Jellison has been max
ing an extended visit with friends and
relatives here, at Eastbrook and Frank
lin. Mr.. Jellison was here only two
weeks.
Harvey Hooper and wife have returned
to their home in Boston. They were ac-
companied by his parents, George o,
Hooper and wife, as far as Camden, where
they will visit Mr.. Hooper's brother, DIR,
John K. Hooper.
Sept. 2. NJ.
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have gone to their camp at Grand Lake
Stream, where they will spend September.
GREAT POND.

Mrs. Mary Williams came from Brigh-
ton. Mass, Saturday.
III. s. Smith and daughter Florence re-
turned to Ellsworth Friday.
Edgar Williams has returned from q
visit to his old home in Fairfield.
Guy and Linwood Chick were called to
Clifton by the illness OF their father, Ell
bridge Chick.
Miss Sadie Williams, a teacher in Fair
field, came Saturday for a visit to her
father and other relatives.
Miss Esther Mace has been visiting
Miss Lucy Colburn, who will accompany
her home TO Augusta for a short visit.
Mrs. Garry, Miss Garry and Mr.. Whale
left for Dorchester, Mass, Friday. They
will make the trip by automobile. Ezra
Williams, brother of Mrs. Garry, accom-
panied them.
The summer company are leaving. Re-
cent departures are Mrs. Mumiord, to
Boston; Mr.. Berlin, DIR. Jones and MIR.
Sinner, to Philadelphia; MIR. and Mrs.
Estabrook, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, to Ban
gor; Miss Susie Garland, to Browntield;
Mr.. and Mrs. Borse, to Philadelphia.
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EDEN.
Aug. 81.

Mrs. George E. Trip, OF Boston, is the
guest of Mrs. II. $. Allen.
Mrs. Harry Connors, OF Bar Harbor, was
the guest of Mrs. C. G. Laid last week.
Percy ". Higgins, of Maiden, Mass,
visited his sister, Mrs. FL. w. JeNison, re-
Gently.
Mrs. Albert Mitchell, OF Bar Harbor,
was the guest of Mrs. Lottie Andrews last
week.
Mrs. Fred Sawyer, OF Castine, was in
town recently, the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
B. V. Grant.
Miss Isabelle Warren, of Bangor, was
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Lena Hodg-
kins, last week.
Moses Hodgkins and family, OF Maiden,
Mass, were in town recently calling on
friends and relatives.
Maurice King, who has been i'll the past
two months, is improving. He is able to
sit up part OF the time.
Edgar Bryant and family, of Lawrence,
Mass, who are touring Maine by auto,
are guests OF Mrs. Frances Andrews.
The Eden agricultural society is busiIy
engaged getting the track and park in
readiness for the fair on Sept. II and II.
SAINT V
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asters. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins left for
short wedding trip. They will reside at
Aurusta
SEAL COVE.

Reuben Lurvey, OF Northeast Harbor
has crew al work in the Baptist church.
The house owned and occupied by Mr..
Tracey was burned at an early hour FRI
day morning, together with the stable and
outbuildings. MIR. Tracey was away at
the time, and Mrs. Tracey, her daughter
and little child were alone in the house.
Very little furniture was saved. The fire
originated from a defective chimney.
Rev. Oliver Dow smith, who for the past
fifteen months has been in charge OF the
Episcopal missions on the west side of the
island, preached his last sermon here Aug.
.. Mr.. Smith goes to Ashland to COM
mence bis work there Sept. /. During
MIR. Smiths stay here, he has labored
faithfully to advance the mission, and the
work has prospered. Mr.. Smith is held
in high esteem, and in token OF their APP
probation of his efforts, two beautiful
gifts were presented to him at the close Of
the last service. The gifts, stole of
white gros grain silk, and vestmens case
of fine leather were presented by {. Nj.
Reed in the name of the mission. Mr..
Smith responded, thanking the friends for
their kindness and appreciation. AT West
Eden Mr.. Smith received gift OF silver
ware. The goodwill of the mission goes
with him to his new field of labor, and ali
are looking forward to visit from him
next summer.
Aug. 81. l..
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COUNTY NEWS.
pENoHscor.

Leo NJ. Sellers, of Boston, visited his sis
ter, Mrs. II. A. wardweil, last week.
Extensive repairs are boing made on the
schoolhouse here. All the schools begin
Sept. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray and son, of Bluehill.
were guests OF F. n. Bcwden and wife last
week.
Mrs. Edward Wilson, Of Portland, and
Fred Bridges, OF Bueksport. were in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Norris and daughter Nan, OF
Bucksport, spent last week here, the
guests Of J. b. Sellers and wife.
There will be stated meeting OF Penob-
scot chapter, o. E. s., at Masonic bail
Saturday evening, sept.7. A full attend
ance is desired.
Mrs Roy wardwell and children re-
turned to her home In Augusta Saturday,
after spending her vacation here with B.
II. cushmsn and wife.
Mrs. Addie Leach and son Jasper left
this morning for visit in Bar Harbor,
after which they win return to the
seminary at Bucksport, where Mrs. Leach
is employed.
Sept. Q. woopLocKE.
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WEST GOULDSBORo.

Mrs. Jennie Davis was in town Monday
calling on friends.
Roscoe Noyes, OF Hartford, Conn, ID
home for his vacation.
A. w. Gordon and wife, who have been
visiting in Portsmouth, are at home.
Mrs. Fred Allen, who has been with her
mother, returned to her home last week.
s. G. Wood and daughter, Mrs. Clark,
have gone to Pressure Isle to attend the
fair.
Rev. Mr.. Schumacher, who has preached
here through August, returned to his
home Sunday.
Mrs. e. w. Wooster, OF Washington
Junction, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
William Mccoy.
N. Noyes and family have moved to
Mrs: Emma Kingsiey's, and will remain
while she is away.
Mrs. Emma Kingsley has gone to West
Sullivan, where she will have charge OF
the dormitory for young girls who attend
the high school.
Sent q
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SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Ethel Fogg, of Dedhana, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Lizzie Fogg.
Charles p. DeLaittre and wife, OF Aitken,
Mimi, who have been visiting Mrs. Nettie
DeLaittre, left Monday for their home.
Prince Hayden and wife, who have been
visiting Mrs. Hayden's brother, Leon L.
Smith, left Friday for their home in Port
land.
Edward j. Bartlett, wife and oaugh-
ter Doris, of Needham, Mass, who have
spent several weeks here, left Sunday for
their home.
Misses Sadie Mcfarland, Mildred
Emery, Sue Haynes DeLaittre, Lizzie
Fogg and Ethel Fogg enjoyed trip
around the hills on Thursday.
The many friends of Mrs. Caroline S.
Bowden will be glad to know that she is
much improved from her severe attack of
rheumatism, with which she suffered in
the spring and early summer.
Mrs. C. P. DeLaittre gave an interesting
talk at the church Sunday morning, Aug.
25, on the Passion Play which she and her
husband attended in 1910. Special music
by Prince Hayden, of Portland, was much
enjoyed.
Sept. 2. r.
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SEAWALL..

Mrs. Phoebe Rodick has gone to her
home in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Nellie Benson spent Wednesday
and Thursday at Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Souls Newman came home Thurs
day, having finished her summers work
at Julia E. Parker's.
William Moore and Alton La Nell left
Saturday for Rockport, on their way home
to Winter Hill, Mass.
Mrs. George Parker and daughter
Mildred returned Tuesday to their home
in Danversport, Mass.
Mrs. Julia Stanley, who has been con-
fined to the house for several weeks with
erysipelas, is able to be out again.
Mrs. j. E. Mullin and son Earle left
Friday for Portland, Biddeford and
Boston on their way home to Portsmouth,
Va.
Mrs. James Kelley, Misses Alberta and
Charlotte Kelley and Maud Clark, of Ban
gor, called on TheIma Deliver Wednes-
day.
Aug. 81. I. E. d.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Prof. White, of Colby college, with his
family, WAS here Tuesday.
Henry Burns has left to join large
steam yacht at New York.
Miss Lucia Peabody has bought a fine
yacht of Southwest Harbor parties.
Elmer Alfred and Joseph Tapley are
visiting their father, Capt. Pearl Tapley.
Mrs. Mabel Davis, OF New York, is visit
ing her parents, c. s. Sherman and wife.
Frank Watson, Of Melrose, Mass, is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Henry Hamilton.
4. Sterling Freethy, Of Hopedale, Mass,
arrived Sunday to accompany his family
home to-day.
II. II. Hale, who is canvassing for a
nursery concern, is home after success
full trip TO Mount Derert.
Sept. 2. SUB.
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NORTHEAST HARBoK.

The fall term Of Gilman high school be-
gins Sept. i6.
Miss winifred Sargent and Mr.. Baker,
OF Brewer, spent Sunday here.
Charles Tracy has moved his family into
his house near the Catholic church.
Rev. N. B. Rogers left Friday for his
annual vacation, which be will spend In
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Weir, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mae Rogers, has returned
to her home in walthsm, Mass.
Miss Gladys Higgins, who has been
working for Mrs. Alice Branscomb during
the summer, has returned to her home at
Indian Point.
Rev. Albert X. vail, OF Urbana, ILL.,,
preached at Union church Sunday morn
ing. rhe last OF the summer services at
the church win be held next Sunday
morning, when Rev. Paul Revere Froth-
ingham, OF Boston, will preach.
Sept. 2. X.
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ISLESEORD.

Miss Lucy Gross, OF Levant, Is the guest
OF Mrs. Olive Main.
Charles Alien has returned from Bangor
to re-enter the employ OF q. T. Hadlock.
Mrs. l.. @. Crandali gave a free social
dance Mt Hotel Islesiord Thursday evening
Mrs. l.. X. Hoegkins and Merle expect
TO leave for their home in waithsm, Mass,
this week.
Mrs. Josiah Squirting, of Cranberry Isles,
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. g. H..
Squirting, last week.
Mrs. Townsend, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. William Hadlock, expects
TO leave for her home at Brookline, Mass,
Wednesday.
School commences Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Miss Emma BODICE expects to return and
take up her WORK again as teacher. Sew
eral of the pupils are suffering from
whooping- cough, which is prevalent.
Three dwelling houses and neighbour
hood house are TO be erected this fall or
winter. Prof. Rees and Mr.. Saw,eile are
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SPRAY.
A FINE CONCERT.

On Thursday evening, Aug. %, one OF
the finest musical entertainments ever
given here was given by the Southwest
Harbor band, assisted by l.. A. Won
Gaertner, violinist, and Hamilton J. Orr,
pianist. The following program was rem
dered:
Overture, .sTo the Ladies'. .Southwell
Band
la Adagio, for violin alone WON Gaertner
(b) Grand Fantasia for violin and piano
Won Gaertner
tc) Capriccio, violin alone. .Paganinni
Mr.. Won Gaertner, Mr.. Orr, accompanies
Waltz, "Pride of the Beli'' ..............Verner
Band
Cornet solo, "silver Threads Among the
Gold"
Mr.. Martis, Miss Gladys Mayo, accompanist
Scramble, moonlight in Venice
Mackie-Beyer
cornet solo, Heart Bowed Down." from
the Bohemian Giri".. ......--......Balf
F S Mayo, Miss Mayo, accompanist
Waltz, "Air Castles" first time, manuscript,
FS Mayo
The concert was a success both must
cally and financially, and showed careful
and painstaking work on the part of the
members of the band. This band was
organized year ago, when but five of the
eighteen members of the organization had
any knowledge of music or musical
instruments, and they deserve much
credit.
Mr.. Won Gaertner and Mr.. Orr are must
clans of international reputation, and
their numbers, masterfully rendered, were
highly enjoyed.
AT the close of the concert, dancing was
enjoyed until late hour. All who
attended report most enjoyable time.
1t is to be hoped that the band was sue
cessful enough in this concert to en-
courage it to give other concerts, as its
efforts are fully appreciated.
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which will be situated on the shore. houses
The executive committee q, ~
Union will meet with the os,,e - Local
union here Tuesday afternoon san, :, !. 'as
arrange the program for the ,nss 4, I .
the Local Union to be held here sor mn. : q
this month. 9sis line
Mrs- Walter Hsdicck and famnv !.
moved back into their own - naH
occupying Clarence spurlinRs a''si
through Jnis and August. Nr SAG ss
bias been employed at southwe., l lag
during the summer. but is 10 y,or ~ oO'
family back to his home here This ~, a's
selt. q. "ssK.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Miss Flora Hubert has gone - -
Carmel TO teach. ''''a
School viii begin Sept. 3, VITA Ma.
Evelyn Rrown and Della asa,aoa
teachers.
Miss Daisy 0ordou will teach tia v,p.
grammar school, aud Miss florencr R.''
dell the Ryeiieid primary.
A son was born Ang. Is to Mr. and H..
Everett Carpenter, and daughter AZ
30 to Mr.. and Mrs. George H. weIeh. "
Miss Hazel Biaisdeli accompanied -.
brother Roscoe and Miss Kenison on ,h.;.
return to Providence, X. l., where she Vim
enter Brown university.
Sept. 2. q
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BUCKspoRT.

Alice Louise Preble, OF Bucksport, and
Henry Emerson Perkins, of Oriand. were
married Thursday at the home of the
bride on Central street by the Rev. Henry
w. Webb, pastor OF the Congregational
church. Only the immediate families
were present. The house was prettily
decorated with greens and golden-rod.
Refreshments were served in large tent
on the lawn, which was transformed into
q beautiful bower by the arrangement Of
pine, spruce and FIR. Mrs. Harold Per-
kins was matron of honor, and Harold
Perkins was best man. The bride was
gowned in light blue silk, with applique
trimmings, and carried bouquet OF white
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SUB.
MARIAvILLE.

Mrs. Frank Jordan has gone to the Bar
Harbor hospital for treatment.
Julia Stuart, of Corea, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. George A. Carr, re-
turned home last week.
Luther Penney and his sister, Mrs.
Henrietta Crabtree, OF Clifton, were in
town Sunday visiting their sisters, Cora
Brewer and Mary Cross.
John Jordan and wife were called to
Clifton Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Jordan's aunt, Mrs. Olive Penney.
Mrs. Penny was native Of this town,
one of the eleven children of James and
Jerusha Smith, of whom three survive
Mrs. Sarah Sanders, Of Aurora, Mrs. Ada
Garland, Of Lakewood, and Frank Smith
who lives in the West.
Sept. 2. r.
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WEST sToNINaToN.

Mrs. George Dodge is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Sterling Stinson.
Jesse Hamblen is having his house
painted. Henry Bailey is doing the work.
Mrs. Hazel Galley and daughter Leah
spent Sunday with her parents, j. w.
Stinson and wife.
Hugh Barbour, wife and son, who spent
week with Sterling Barbour and wife.
have returned to Biuehill.
Aug. 81. Mum.
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1,UNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARnoR.

Seth W. Norwood, accompanied by his
wife, left here last week to take charge OF
the normal school in Springfield.
Mrs. Harry Lawton with son Joseph
joined her husband last week at Harmony,
where he is at present employed.
Rev, Charles Il. Cutler, d, D., OF An
dover, Mass, who has occupied one OF the
new Clark cottages this season, has pur-
chased fine houselot of Mrs. P. c. Clark,
and expects to have cottage built before
another summer.
The public library association is CRATE
fully indebted to Mrs. Tompkins, OF Plain
field, n. j., for barrel of books from her
own library. Mrs. Tompkins, who has
been coming here several years, is great
admirer of Southwest Hsrbor, and has
taken much interest in the library and
local affairs.
Several delegates to the Christian En-
deavor convention left here to-day for
Houlton. Among them were Miss
Katherine Freeman, Mrs. Fred Young and
daughter and Mrs. Rebecca Carroll. All
will be the guests of Mrs. Seth Thornton
while there. Miss Beatrice Carroll, who is
of the party, goes to take charge OF a school
near her sisters home.
Although the summer schedule of Sun
day sermons has been filed, the Congrega-
tional church. which is now without
pastor, is still kindly served by visiting
clergymen. Sunday morning a large
audience listened to sermon of impress
sive power by the Rev. Or. Rossiter, a
guest at the Claremont, on: "What shall
we teach our boys and girls?" The service
opened with fine violin number, accom-
panied On the organ by Mr.. Cutler. After
the sermon Miss Castle sang beautiful
solo. Mr.. Baldwin was the organist for the
services.
Sept. 2. SPRAY.
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BASS HARgoR.

Orlando Ash and wife, Of Bar Barho.
spent several days here last week. :
c. II. WEIGH and wife left Saturday IA,
their home in Boston, after stay Of tb,ss
weeks in this vicinity.
Mrs. L. r. Benson and daughter Blsneb.
who have been visiting friends here. have
returned to their home In somervilI.
Mass.
Miss Edna Benson, who is training "a,
nurse at hospital in Worcester, Mass.
is spending her vacation with her parents
James Benson and wife.
SEPT. 2. KY