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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
Novel Opening Feature.

This dance opened the ball at IL o clock.
The ballroom lights were dimmed, and In
| their places were pale blue lights. Then
| through a screen Of bay trees and roses
at one end OF the room came a procession
OF page boys. headed by man playing
upon a quaint instrument All the par
! Elephants wore costumes OF SILK ana satlh
OF the period which the ball represented.
In their right hands they carried silver
and blue canes from which were suspended
lanterns Of silver, tied with ribbons ana
rosebuds. The boys also carried garlands
Of laurel. joined with ribbons and rose
buds. They marched around. and then
formed themselves In group. Outlining
a temporary stage on the ballroom moor.
The nymphs then appeared through lhe
imitation forest and the dance began 10
music furnished by the band from the
Casino. \ pretty effect was MADE ny
garlands Of flowers thrown into the ar.
IL was lust at this time that many doves
were released and hundreds OF butternles
came from amid the decorations and nut
tered about. The music ceased, and at
the reckoning Of their goddess the
nynphs faded away behind the screen.
The goddess Of the garden then reap
pcared. heading six masked hgures'
gowned I'm silk and lace. and they danced
a pretty minuet. 10 the delight OF the
guests As the dance ended the music
Iivened up again. the blue lighted room
frightened, the dancers. followed by the
pages. disappeared and the opening feat
ure of the ball was over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20

+. Eldridge. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Casimir de
Rham, Mr.. and Mrs. William Earl Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Messervy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan. Mr.. and
Mrs. f Hayward Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Horace Gallatin. William Gammeli'
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Garrettson, John
clinton Gray. ir., Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock,
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Hunter, Miss
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Jay,
Mrs. J. j. Wysong, Miss Charlotte Pell,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones. Mrs.
James r. kernochan' Mrs David King.
SAINT lie ROY. Mr.. and Mrs Charles War
rem Lippitt, Mr.. and Mrs. William Goad-
by Loew, J.. l.. Lorillard. Mr.. and Mrs
bridge. Miss Nell, Frederick H. Paine.
Miss Paine, James V. Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Parsons, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick II. Prince, f. Il Prince jg,
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Redmond, Mrs.
Henry S. Redmond. Miss Redmond. Colo
mel and Mrs. c. |. +. Robinson, Robert
Sedgwick, John Thompson Spencer. Mr.
and Mrs F.. X. Sturgis, Miss Anna Sands.
Miss Lota Robinson. Howard Taylor, Mr..
George /. Rives. Miss Rives, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. f.
Lothrop Ames. Mrs. Cecil Higgins, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul A. Andrews, Miss Mar
garet F. Andrews Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Adams. Boris Osar
Arsenleff. the Russian Ambassador and
Nine. Bakhmeteff. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Liv-
ingston Beeckman. Mr.. and Mrs Julian
Little, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Norman,
Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont. Raymond
Belmont. Mrs. o. II. z. Belmont
Colonel Charles Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs
Craig Biddle, Louis s. Bruguiere, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. S. Burden Mr.. and Mrs.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. +. f. Chadwick,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis s. Chanler. Miss
Aida Chanler. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A.
Clark, Henry Clews. NJ. Henri De Bach,
Ivan Dmltrow, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W.
Doan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gordon Douglas,
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Drexel. Miss Alice
Drexel, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. Miss
Laura Swan. Mr.. and Mrs Pauding Fos-
dick, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French,
Mrs Richard Gambrill, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Goelet Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T.
Gerry. Mrs. ogden Goelet.
Eliot Gregory. Miss Edyth Deacon. Mr..
and Mrs James b. Haggin, Hanicl Won
Unimhausen. Adrian Iselin, IT., the Misses
Iselin. Mrs. A. s. Clarke. Mrs ]. j. Ma
son. Mrs Adolph Ladenburg, Miss Laden
burg. Mr.. and Mrs William Woodward,
Miss Elizabeth Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Sands. DR.. ard Mrs. RodericlI Terry. Mrs.
Barger WaIlach. Miss Wallach, Miss
Powell, Captain and Mrs. William Caper-
ION. Miss Caperton, Henry Walters. Miss
beatrice Whitehouse. Kenneth p Budd,
George VI. Woolsey. Sheldon Whitehouse,
" F. Whitehouse, Colonel and Mrs. Jo-
seph r. willard and the Misses Willard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
Many Dinners Preeeds Dance.

The dance was preceded by a number OF
large dinner parties. Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam storrs Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. t. sufferr
Taller. Henry Clews. Colonel and Mrs
J. II. willard, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and Mrs,
Vanderbilt we're hostesses. Mr.. and Mrs
Fish being guests of the last named.
During the evening there was a display
OF fireworks from the rocks opposite
The Crossways
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20

had sent out more than four hundred in
vitations. and a large percentage were ac-
cepted.
The opening feature OF the ball was
most original and elaborate, and was
loudly applauded by the guests This
was the Twentieth Century Fantasy as
II was called. but in reality II was a
Dance OF the Nymphs," enacted chiefly
By professionals. who had been brought
here for the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
Mrs. Katherine N. White Asks
100000 from Kin of HuS-
band, Alleging Plot.
DUPED BY THEM, SHE SAYS
The Scammon, futile and Gill
man Families, of New York
and Milwaukee, Parties
to the Suit.
ley Telegraph TO The Tribune. J

Milwaukee, Aug. ia conspiracy to
ALLEVIATE her husbands affections and to
aid in securing an alleged fraudulent
divorce while she WIS visiting friends
In New York on May 20. 1910. is charged
in suit for 100000 brought by AIRS.
Katherine \. White against her former
husband. Arthur G. White; Mrs. Cath
crime Scammon, her mother-in-law:
Mrs. Helen futile, sister of Mrs. Scam
mon. and Charles r. Gilman. son-in-
law OF Mrs. Scammon.
The case. which has been pending in
the courts for months, has come TO light
through the filing Of petition by the
defendants that certain parts OF the
complaint be stricken out on the
ground that they are irrelevant and
scandalous. On Monday. Judge Halsey
signed an order requiring Mrs. White
10 show cause on August "a why the
petition should not be granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
Hall Built for Russian Dance.

Mrs Fish also had aHOtner feature ioi
her guests. two Russian dancers. with a
Russian orchestra, who appeared before
supper was served and again later ana
both times were generously applauded.
For this dance a large temporary ball
room had been erected on the east side OF
Mrs. Frsh's villa. This was built along
lines to conform with those OF The Cross
WAYS. The decorations IN this room, as
well as In the house. were artistic and
most elaborate. Everything as far as
possible was made to conform TO the
Louis XVI period, even TO the flower
basket which were used In profuslon.
Mrs. Fish wore a gown OF the period.
and all her servants and extra attendants
were in Louis XVI livery with powdered
hair.
side OF the house the grounds OF The
Crossways being a mass of large and
small electric lights.
Miss Janet Fish, attired IN gown OF
blue chiffon, with gold embroidery, as
sisted Mrs. Fish I'm receiving. and Mis-
Helena Fish also assisted, wearing PINK
chiffon with green trimmings.
Guests Prominent in Society.
Mrs. Fish's Invitation list included the
following:
Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. dc Forest. Ids
penard stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. James
sullman. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. suffeTn Taller
Mr. and Mrs. II. a. G. Taylor, Mrs. Ham
iiton Mex. Twombly. Miss Twombly,
james J Van Allen Miss Miss Van apDs Asn' Mrs Mrs:
An, NJ and Mrs. REGINALD G. Van
derbiit' Mr.. William X. Vanderbilt, ,jr..
Mrs. French Vanderbilt, Harold Wander
bill. Count and Countess Szechenyi, Mr.:
and Mrs Hamilton Fish Webster. Mr.. and
Mrs. William storrs Wells; o Senator and and
Misses Wetmore, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Norman
de II. Whitehouse, M Nj, and Mrs r. I.
Won Buelow. Prince GennaI9 carsceilo, Of
Italy: lie Comte Helie de Isiieyrand;Pen-
Fad Bey. Maurice Roche Francis Roche.
Mrs Roche. Craig Wadsworth' Mr.. and
Gnsenh Herriman. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hartman ,, H. 2 ames Colonel Ss and and
Mrs William Jay, Mr.. and Mrs Penn
broke Jones. Mics Sadie Jones Psnhrnks
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three surviving children, all OF whom
were at the fuperal-Leonard II. Desisles
of Chicago; Mrs. B. j. Tieman, of New
York, and Mrs. II. L. Coolidge, OF La
moline. There are two grandchildren, the
light OF Capt. Desisles' heart-Miss N@ta-
lie /. Gilman and Morrill, Q. Desisles.
About year ago one of the sisters of
Capt. Desisles, Mrs. Nehemiah Mems
passed away, and hardly month since
another sister joined her - Mrs. Winter
botham, the widow OF the widely-remem-
bered Prof. John G. Winterbotham. Two
sisters were unable, on account of illness
to be present at the funeral services-Mrs
Charles f. Walker, of Portsmouth, n. FL,
and Mrs. &. w. Hodgkins, OF Bass Harbor,
Mt. Desert Island. But one brother re-
mains, William Francis Desisles, Of East
Lannon's. All were included in the
thought and sympathy of the assembled
community on the sorrowful occasion.
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SPRAY.
WEST HANCOCK,

Mrs. Fl. c. Milliken is visiting in Spring
field and Enfield.
Mrs. j. NJ. Milliken, of Bar Harbor,
visited relatives here recently.
Miss Marcia L. MilIiken has returned
from q visit to relatives in Bar Harbo
Miss Edna Graves, OF Boston, is a guest
of her grandparents, G. P. Graves and
wife.
Miss Helen and Master Maxwell Moore,
of Holden, have been visiting at Sherman
McFarland's the past week.
II. =. Butler, wife and two children, OF
Boston, made short visit to Mr.. Buffers
mother recently. They we're on their way
to Molasses pond, where they spent a few
days.
DR.. and Mrs. Taylor, Watson K.
Springer and wife, Miss A. Il. Pybas and
Miss Mariory Platte have returned from q
pleasant trip to Molasses pond. DR.. and
Mrs. Taylor, with their guests, will leave
the latter part of the week for New York.
Ang. Is. SUMAC.
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MANsEr.

A large party enjoyed pleasant vacation
camping at Benefits cove The party
consisted OF Mrs. A. j. Moore, of Bangor
DR.. Louis Cottle, of Worcester, Mass.
Miss Grace Morris, OF Boston; A. A,
Twaddel and wife, OF Brookiine, Mass.
Misses Jessie and Maysie Twaddel, OF
Hampden; Francis l.. Norman, OF Law
renee, Mass, and Harry McKenney, oil
Bangor. The tents were pitched on
Mosquito point, one of the most beauti-
full spots on Mt. Desert island. The party
enjoyed many cruises about the islands,
visiting the life-saving stations and light
houses; also clam bakes and fishing trips
Among other pleasant features were
the weekend parties, the guests being s.
S. Dolliver and wife. Audrey and Morris
Dol!iver, OF Msnset; Ralph Mayo, OF
Southwest Hsrbor; Charles Kecne and
wife and Miss Annette Twaddel, OF Somer-
Vile, Mass, and Mrs. Charles Wilcox, OF
Bangor. Theatrical entertainments and
athletic exhibitions were given in honor
OF the guests. The party broke camp Aug.
IA, feeling much rested and refreshed.
Aug. Is. SPEC.
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Mrs. Cora Pomroy, OF Ellsworth, visited
Mrs. Stevens mother, Mrs. Irene Pomroy,
Sunday.
Miss Lumsby, Of Pennsylvania, is hav-
ing lumber hauled to her lot at Shady
Nook to build large bungalow, work
beginning this week. A. Nj. Foster, of
Ellsworth, Is contractor.
A. II. Joy aud family, who have been
occupying the Grindal cottage at Pleasant
Beach the past two weeks, have returned
to their home in Ellsworth.
Aug. 10. h.
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CENTER.

Mary Bartlett has employment at Sea-
Vile.
The grange social Aug. 10 was well at
tended.
Mrs. Lydia Farrell has gone to Marlboro
for an extended visit.
Elmer Pervesr has gone to North
BrookIin for few days.
Miss Majorie Hodgdon is employed by
Mrs. J. ). Powers at Seal Cove.
Mrs. George Freeman, who has been
employed at Pretty Marsh. is home.
Mrs. William Young and children, OF
Isiesford, visited friends here last week.
Lorenzo Stewart and family, OF Bar Har-
Dor, spent fortnight at Hill farm re-
Gently.
Miss Carmen Harper has returned from
Marlboro, where she has been for several
weeks.
Miss Kate Pumroy, of West fremont,
visited her grandmother, Mrs. Lois
Bartlett, last week.
Mrs. j. F. Hodgdon, of RockIand, and
Mrs. Maud Longstroth, OF Baltimore, are
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. William Andrews and children, of
Sorrento, are visiting at Mrs. Emma
Campbell's for week.
Aug IL g
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Frank Kel,;har sold a valuable horse re-
Gently to A. 1, Holmes.
mr. R,rta ~ Rocklana. Mr.. Hale. O,
Rrookl;n ana George Rider. OF Bar Har-
hor ore greats ~ Mrs Eliza Rohbins.
80.
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rev. henry L. Seiinti' ~ ~, Oh bangor
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Inc Mesnoois' sio society neiu i.s sum
naii Ahursass, Aus- 40, WIN sooa HAL
eiai results Ing soeiets presented AN e&'
eeienl program IN tns evening.
The A. T. Scott Salvage Co., OF New Lon
don, Conn.,, arrived Friday and is busy
over the stranded steamer Norumbega,
which has been the centre OF attraction
here for the past week, since running on
to ledge in the fog. Crowds of people
are in daily attendance in the vicinity oi
the crippled steamer watching the work.
A suffragette meeting was recently held
by invitation Of Miss Mary Snow q, her
cottage home here. About thirty-five
ladies met and discussed the adyisa bility
OF organizing a franchise league. Able
speeches were made by Miss Snow, the
Misses Green and other ladies. and ii wa.
decided that in the near future r suffrage
club should be Organized at Southwes,
Harbor.
r,s
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH DEER ISLE.

Chauney Hutchinson returned to his
work in Boston Sunday.
Capt. belmont Torrey and wife arrived
home Friday in the schooner l. T. Whit
more.
Misses Clara Steetz and Paulene Hut
muller, OF Washington, ,. c., are at r. II.
Hardy's.
Miss Lucy Hutchinson and Miss Maud
Berry, OF ST. Johnsbury, VI, are at Mrs.
ID. G. Hatch's.
Mrs. Nancy whitmore and family re-
turned to Camden Monday, after enjoy
ing a week here.
Mrs. Lillian LzBua, OF Somerville,
Mass, who has been visiting Mrs. Irwin
Middleton, left for her home Saturday.
Cyrus Brown and family visited Mrs.
Diana Hatch Sunday, coming from Blue
hill in their launch, and returning sun
day to Camden.
Aug. IL. II.
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OAK POINT.

Sam Gray has gone to Bangor to go with
w. L. Pratt on his vessel.
Raymond Alley, who has been here thu
past two weeks, has gone home.
Mrs. Lura Deliver and son Milton have
returned to their home in Manset.
Mr.. Carter and Mr.. Perkins and wife, OF
Boston, were here Saturday on business.
Emerson Ladd and wife, Raymond
Alley and wife and Eleanor Kingman wers
in Bar Harbor Sunday.
Howard Bartlett, wife and two boys, Of
Roslindale, Mass, came Thursday to stay
three weeks with Howard Galley.
Mrs. Ethelyn Remick entertained G
party Saturday evening. Games anc
music were enjoyed. Refreshments were
served.
Aug. 10. NJ.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. w. 1. Ford, of Marlboro, is visiting
her father.
NJ. B. Joy is home from Seal Harbor for
few days.
Harry Maddocks is employed as tele-
graph operator at Mt. Desert Ferry.
Miss Bernice Cline spent the past week
with Miss Rena Springer in Marlboro.
Mrs. Herbert Wilbur and young son,
and Miss Angie Keen, of Bar Harbor, were
resent guests of Mrs. Charles Googins.
Aug. 10. ANON.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Alice Robbins and Miss Plumer, OF Bos-
ton, are camping on Gray's point.
Mrs. Gustavus Robbins, of Cambridge,
Mass, spent a few days recently with
friends here.
Raymond Jackson and family, OF Camp
bello, Mass, are spending few weeks
with Mrs. F. A. Peirce.
Vivian Greenlsw, who is employed in
Springfield, is spending few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. V. Y. Greenlaw.
The reunion OF the Hatch family Aug IA
at the home of Mrs. Selvinous Fifield, WAS
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MiKINLEY.

Mrs. Daniel A. Lucey has returned te
her home in Howard, Mass, after spend
ing her vacation here with her parents, W
z. Richardson and wife.
Douglas Richardson sustained painful
injury to his thumb Friday while playing
ball. The ball hit him on the end OF tn,
thumb, dislocating it, the bone punctur-
ing the flesh.
4. F. Dunbar and wife left Sunday fol
Boston.
Mrs. w. 2. Richardson, who has been i'll
Of neuritis, is better.
Whooping cough is prevalent.
Aug. IS. p. NJ.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Harvey Peasley and family made short
visit to Jonesport recently.
Vincent Carter has bought the Arthur
Lounder house on the Ferry road.
s. c. Penney, of Bangor, spent Sunday
with his parents, c. A. Penney and wife.
w. II. Phillips was in town Friday. he
has sold his house here to Arthur Lounder.
Nell and Elmer Atkins, with their
wives, came down from Bangor in their
automobile and spent Sunday with C. A.
Penney and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownell and children, OF
New York, who have spent few weeks
with, their sister, Miss Jane Brownell, at
her cottage, have returned home.
Aug. 10. e.
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SALISBURY COVE

Miss Barbara Neveiis, OF Bar HsrhO, :.
visiting Mrs. Nina Graham.
Maynard Emery, of Rockland. vi.,,.,
his parents, Isaac Emery and wife IN
week.
Miss Clara Small, OF Bar Harbor. i. ~.
guest of Miss Leone Bulger at cev,on
Emery's.
Charles DeLaittre and wife, OF Aitk.,
Mimi, are visiting Mrs. Nettie DeIait,,a
for few days.
Austin Maddocks, OF Ellsworth. In.
been spending several days visiting NJ,
Nettie DeLaittre.
Mrs. Frank W. Gray and her tw,
daughters, Grille and Athena, who b,v.
been spending two weeks with tr,sns'
here, have returned home.
Aug. IS.
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OTTER CREEK,

A daughter was born to Shirley Bracy
and wife Saturday, Aug. 10.
The mason work is being done on the
new home Of Mrs. William Davis.
Joseph Bracy, OF Camden, spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Grover.
The aid society will hold its annual
church fair Thursday, Aug. %. A good
assortment Of useful articles, fancy work,
ETC., will be on sale as usual. Refresh.
ments will be served from 10 a. m. to 10 D
m. Should Thursday be stormy, the fair
will be held the first pleasant day.
Aug. 10. ANON.
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ISLE AU HIATT

Mark Baldwin and wife, OF sprin,s.,.
W., are visiting relatives here. a'
Mrs. Clara Pettee. of Rockland. il v,.,.
ing her daughter, Miss Mertie pet,ee '''''
Miss Grace conIey, who has been v,.,...
her brothers, Davis and James conlev ~.
Saturday for Boston, where she !. ~ .s'
ployed. en
The section Of State road that was h.,.
constructed at the east side is apishss
Mr.. Ciough, the road commissions -.
gone to his home at Rockland. @As
Aug. IL.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

A. II. Mears left for a business trir
down east to-day.
E. w. Benn and wife returned to Their
home in Lawrence, Mass, Friday.
c. E. Rogers, wife and son have returned
home, after an absence Of 3 few weeks.
Mildred and Ralph Lord, of surry, spen,
Sunday with their grandmother, Mrs
Lydia Springer.
Mrs. Henry Bartlett and e. W. Benn
and wife visited at Reuel Bartlett's, in
Ellsworth, last week.
Aug. 10. HUBBARD,
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well attended, there being .sv.n,
present. 'y-sir
Mr.. Van Wyck, Of Belmont, Mass 49,.
wednesday for visit with his ,sr s'ae
who are spending the summer q, .a
home here. 'net
Aug. is.
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TRENTON.
Aug. 10

Mrs. Charles C. Young, who has been
ill, is better.
Northeast Harbor.
B. F. Jordan, of Bar Harbor, spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with his family.
Allen NJ. Hopkins, Of Bar Harbor, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Harry L. Davis.
Mrs. Smith, of Surry, is visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Charles Beal and Mrs.
Bennie Garland.
Aug. 10. MAY.
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SEAL COVE.

Mrs. j. F. Keefe, of Boston, who has
spent the summer with her mother, Mrs.
IA. s. Mitchell, at Tinker's island, returned
home Saturday. Misses Catherine and
Julia Miller, of Boston, who have spent
two weeks at Mrs. Mitchelrs cottage. also
returned home Saturday.
Aug. 10. SPEC.
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BAYSIDE.

o. L. Stuart and wife spent Sunday at
Ellsworth Falls, guests of their son
Harold.
Mrs. Hollis Salisbury, who has been
boarding at w. n. Lords. has returned to
her home.
Frances and Dana Seeds left Monday for
Machias to spend week with their father,
Albert Seeds.
Mrs. Nora Sargent and children, of Els
worth, are spending few days with Mrs.
Sargent's parents, A. b. Smith and wife.
Mrs. Edward Stevens and daughter,
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victims to stomach, liver and kidney troubles
just like other people. with like results in
loss of appetite, backache, nervousness,
ing. But there's no need to feel like that as T.
D. PEBBLES, Henry, Tenn. proved. "Six bottles
of Electric Bitters," be writes, did more
Than ali other stomaeb Semediss nss PPe'i s
they help everybod It's folly to suffer when
this great remedy will help you from the first
dose. Try 1t. Only 50 cents at all druggists.