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OTTER CREEK.
PHOEBE.
April Is.

John, little son of Greedy Wall, is very
ill.
Mrs. Belle Bunker, who has been quite
i'll, is gaining.
Mrs. Emma Walls, who has been
seriously i'll, is slowly recovering.
Bscheldar Dunbar has employment with
George Smith for the season.
Claude Murphy and wife are living here
while Mr.. Murphy is work,ngon the shore
road.
Mrs. Leman Albee, OF Bar Harbor, was
in town Thursday calling ON her sister,
Mrs. Emma Walls.
lsobert Young. one OF the Oldest resi-
dents OF this place, died April 10, after
an illness OF only four days. he had
lived with Mrs, Belle Bunker for more
than ten years. He will be greatly
missed. His age was eighty-one years
and eight months.
April IS. G..
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Anthony Bye is in poor health.
Charles Saunders left Wednesday for the
seasons yachting.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bye April y.
Hattie Hatch, Nho spent the winter in
Winthrop, is home for the summer.
Miriam Tracy is boarding with Mrs. IL.
p. Hatch while her mother is in Boston.
Mrs. Josephine Stanley and son, who
have spent the winter in Rocklsnd, are
home.
Robert Hatch, OF Maynard, had the mis-
fortune to fall from his motorcycle and
break his arm.
Mrs. Stephen Stanley and Mrs. Guy
Clevela nd are among those on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Rebecca Bryant, who has spent the
winter at Prospect Harbor with her son
Henry, is home.
Mrs. IL. p. Hatch, who has spent the
winter with her sister, Mrs. I. f. Small,
in Portland, is home.
The ladies' aid society held supper and
fair in the grange hall Wednesday, which
was very well attended.
Mrs. Richard Smith, who has spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Gilman
Bray, of Boston, is home.
Enoch Robbins, OF Pembroke, Mass, is
with his brother George in the old home.
Hs, is in very poor health
The friends of Mrs. Lincoln Watts are
glad to hear good reports from her after
undergoing critical surgical operation.
Capt Adrian Stanley came home We'd
nesday for fe~ days with friends. while
the steamer Monhegan is undergoing re-
pairs.
Jesse Sinson has moved bis family from
Penobseot, where they have spent the past
two years, into Mrs. K. T. Sylvester's
house.
Benjamin Sylvester. who has been
spending some days with friends in the
village, returned Friday to his home in
Camden.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson, Of Manset. who
has been spending a few weeks at the
home of her son, Guy Cleveland, went
home Monday.
Mrs. William Byrant fell while out cal
ling, injuring herself, it is feared. seri-
DUSTY. AS she is quite an aged woman,
nj airing her ninety ninth birthday, which
occurs in May, ii seems serious affair.
April Is. K.
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WEST GorI.nSRoRn.

Mrs. Emery Albee spent the Weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Newell Bunker.
Miss Doris Leighton was home from
Franklin Friday, returning on Sunday.
Everard Soyes, wife and son Harvey
were in town Sunday. calling on friends.
Mrs. Eunioe Jones, who has been visit
ing in Winter Harbor and Prospect Har-
Dor, has returned home.
George Lowell, who spent the week
with his parents, returned Monday to Cas-
tine, wher~ he has employment with Par
ker & Wescoti.
The baked bean suppers at the homes
OF Mrs. Nicholas Bunker and Mrs. Ham
nah Kingsley Saturday were well at
tended. Proceeds. sl0.70. All pro-
nouneed it g line supper and an enjoyable
time. The next one win be at Mrs. r. p.
Soyes', the date to be announced later.
April Is. l..
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pleased to see her gaining SO rapidly.
Miss Coombs, of West Franklin, is EN-
ployed by her.
Moses Bartlett is building small house
on land recently purchased of Mrs. E. Z.
Hammond.
Miss Inez Martin, who has had employ
ment in Massachusetts this winter, is ex-
pected home for vacation soon.
A Sunday school has been organized in
Ashville. Meetings are held over John
Tracy's store, formerly L. ]. Robertson's.
Mrs. Albert Hammond and little daugh-
ter Minnie, of West Gouldsboro, spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. George
Andrews.
Miss Gertrude Martin, who has BEEN
visiting her brother Anwood in Bar
Harbor the past six weeks, returned
Wednesday. Philip Martin returned
home with her.
April Is. PHOEBE.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Gertrude Emery spent several days
recently at Bar Hsrbor, the guest of Miss
Carmeleta Leland.
William II. DeIaittre, one of our most
enterprising young farmers, has recently
purchased a pair OF young western horses.
Mr. DeIaittre has had several years ex-
perience ON large potato farm in Aroos-
took, and the State farm at orono, where
be had practical experience in dsirying
and other lines which he makes good use
of on his own farm. Situated near Bar
Harbor, he finds a ready market Tor his
products. and is fast demonstrating the
theory that thorough training is as cs-
sentisl in farming as in other occupa-
tions.
The school here, with the teacher,
Miss Mcfarland, went to Bar
Harbor Friday to attend the entertain
ment given by the children. Miss
Mcfarland had fine exhibition of draw
inFs and other work which her pupils
have done during the past winter.
Salisbury Cove appreciates the hard work
the teacher is doing, and feels proud OF
her untiring efforts. 1t was through her
plans that the children enjoyed a straw
ride with William DeIAittre's fine new
horses TO the village to attend The ex-
hibition.
Auril q H
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EAST OaLAND.
SPRAY.

Mr.. Sinnett is engineer at Wentworth's
mill.
Miss Helen Atkins spent the past week
in Bucksport.
Ernest L. Marks, wife and son Boyd
were in Bangor Saturday.
Mason Stanley spent Sunday with his
cousin, Frederick Gross.
Rev. A. E. Luce and wife, of Dexter,
called on relatives here MONDAY.
Mrs. A. NJ. Forsyth has been attending
the East Maine conference at Bucksport.
A social dance at the grange hail April
% was well attended. Soper's orchestra.
Miss Mabel Gray arrived Saturday from
Pswtueket, r. l., where she has been en-
ployed.
The many friends of Mrs. Aurilla Hig-
gins will be glad TO know that she is i'm
proving.
Miss Winifred Gray arrived Saturday
from Pinehurst, N. c., where she has spent
the winter.
Mrs. Frank P. Mason and Mrs. Ephraim
g. Wiley leave Monday for Boston on a
pleasure trip.
E. L. Dow and wife, of Bucksport, were
here Friday getting their house in readi-
ness to let for the summer.
Edwin Partridge and Roy Blaisdell
narrowly escaped drowning when their
boat upset in Lake Alsmoosook recently.
Wilbur t. Hill, wife and son Marion,
Alexis B. Luce and Mrs. Davis B. Clay
spent Sunday with Thomas f. Mason and
wife.
Mrs. Frank P. Mason, Mrs. Florence
Stanley, Miss Gertrude Mason and Mrs.
Fred NJ. Gross and son Stuart spent Satur-
day in Bangor.
Fish are biting freely in Craig's pond.
Several parties have been very successful.
Harvey Snow recently caught two beau
ties weighing nearly seven pounds each.
Stephen E. Grindle died Friday, after a
long illness. He was a veteran Of the Civil
war. His wife died two years ago, since
when he had been cared for by his daugh-
tiers. Several children survive.
Funeral services for Sarah, widow OF
Lemnel Durham, were held Thursday al
the home, Rev. Mr.. Carter, of Penobscot
officiating. The bearers were George and
Harvey Snow, George White and Fred
BIaisdell. Interment in the Back Ridge
cemetery.
April %. NJ.
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Ni,kINLEY
April 3

E. S. Kelley is here preparing to begin
work on ssrdines.
Calvin Gordius and wife are occupying
the room over the postoifiee.
Augustus Gordius and family moved
into their summer camp last week.
Miriam Martin is keeping house for
Mrs. Cora Bragg in her absence.
Mrs. Coilistia Gott spent from Monday
until Friday with Joseph Gray and wife
on Duck island.
joel f. Gott, of Cape Porpoise, is very
low after an operation for appendicitis,
blood poisoning having followed.
Mrs. Hannah Holden is home from
Brooklyn, \. ", where she spent the
winter months with her son, DR.. Fred c.
Holden.
DIR. ober, of Northeast Harbor, who Ia
Ktnley lodge, F. and A. NJ, last Tuesday
week.. He was entertained by II. r..
Richardson.
Underwood's boat Osprey was badly
damaged when the Pemaquid ran into her
as she was made fast at the stone pier.
Only portion OF the boat was out by the
wharf, but IN some way the Maine Central
boat bit the bow, making some hundreds
Of dollars worth of repairs necessary.
Capt. Thnrston and o. L. Bragg have
taken the boat to Jonespors for repairs
Several deals IN real estate have taken
place here recently. John Reed has sold
his house at West fremont and purchased
Sidney Dow's house, MIR. Davis has
bought OF DIR. Tspley the George Bunker
place; E. A. Stanley has sold the Benia-
min Stanley house to Harry Greeniaw, and
Harry Gordius has purchased the house OF
Mrs. Leslie Wilson, and will move in
soon; John Salisbury and wife will oc-
cupy the Knowlton bungalow this
| summer.
April D. p. NJ.
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Cole salutatoriaD. Other class parts will
be made known later.
Thomas rockingham, OF Boston, who
has been spending few weeks with his
mother, Mrs. A. b. rockingham, at 1.-THE
Hanover, returned to his work wednes-
day.
Wallace Biekford is home from Boston,
where he has been employed the past
winter. After few days here, he went to
Prospect Hsrbor, where he is engaged in
painting.
April Is. s.
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IsLEsFoRD.
X. T.

Miss Carrie Black. OF Sutton, visited
her sister, Mrs. Everett Fernald, last week
Mrs. Olive Main returned home last
week from Boston, where she has spent
tho winter.
Some o. the furniture for the Neighhor-
hood house has arrived, and been stored
in the new building.
Miss Elsie Stanley is employed at
Francis BunkeT's. Mr. Bunker has re-
Gently finished part OF the interior OF
his house.
William Black and wife have rented. for
few weeks, the hoase formerly occupied
by William Mayo, OF Castine. Capt.
Waiter Hsdlock nov owns the house. -
There was no service here sunday after
noon, as the pastor conducted the Odd
Fellows memorial service held at the
Neighborhood house at Northeast Har-
Dor.
April Is. s,
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.


Mr.. and Mrs. Farpsworth, who have had
a large experience in the hotel business,
are now in charge Of the Holmes hotel.
John Walls and wife are housekeeping
rooms at the Holmes cottage until they
&c. for the summer to Dark Hsrbor.
Afine drama, THE Finger of Scorn, was
presented at Masonic hall Wednesday
evening, April %, by members of the
Eastern Star. The parts were well taken.
Mrs. j. A. Freeman is expected home
from the Maine general hospital this
week. Her daughter Lita will accompany
her to look after her mother for few
days.
Simeon Mayo and wife returned last
week from the winters stay in New York
and Florida. The change Of climate
proved beneficial to Mr.. Mayo, in partially
routing rheumatism.
Mrs, yenia Hodgkins, who has spent
the winter as usual with her daughter in
Syracuse, y. y, came home last week.
She viii go to Sorrento for the summer
about the middle of May.
Mrs. Harry Rice spent few days re-
Gently with her parents, A. /. Holmes and
wife, but will travel with her husband
until ne makes his southern trips then she
will come home for few weeks.
w. L. Underwood is in town planning
with Clare Clark, who manages his cot
tage estate, for the spring planting. as he
takes pride in growing corn, beans and
vegetables. AS usual, he has remembered
the band and library with. timely gifts OF
money.
Rev. MIR. Daniortb, of Jaffrey, n. H.,
supplied the Congregational church here
Sunday morning and evening, preaching
excellent sermons, and going to the Bass
Harbor church IN the afternoon. Whether
ths pastorate here would suit him is
matter for future consideration.
After long and painful illness, Mrs.
Hannah Mayo, wife of Byron Carter,
passed away at her home on Wednesday,
April %. The funeral was held Saturday
afternoon, and the tnterment was at Mt.
Height cemetery. Mrs. Carter was a
most estimable woman, and in spite Of
long years of illness was OF a tender,
CHEEKY nature, winning the love and
esteem OF all who knew her. She was the
daughter of the late Josiah Mayo and
wife, and besides her husband and adopted
daughter-Mrs. Charles Lunt, she leaves
one sister-Mrs. John Manchester, who
arrived from her California winter home
in time to be present at the funeral, and
two brothers-Be Benjamin and Byron Mayo.
Members OF the Eastern Star chapter, Of
which she was member, were in attend
anee and contributed beautiful floral en-
blems. Rev. Mr.. Brown, former pastor
of the Methodist church, to which her
Christian fellowship was given, came from
the conference and gave the comforting
message to the many friends and relatives.
April %. SPRAY.
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SOUND,
April IS.

Guy Richardson, of Bangor, visited his
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Richardson, last
week.
Miss Vivian Havey is at Bar Harbor,
where she has employment.
Claude Murphy and wife have moved to
Otter Creek, where Mr.. Murphy has work.
8 Charles Bordeaux spent the weekend in
Ellsworth with friends.
q Mrs. Geneva Sargent and Mrs. Susan
Murphy are keeping house at Mrs. Sarg-
ent's old home.
Clifford Tinker and wife are visiting their
parents, Norton Tinker and wife.
W. d. Blake is working at Northeast
Harbor.
April Is. BUD.
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SEAL COVE.
April2s

Capt. W. 5. Rowe, wife and two sons
spent week at Swans Island recently.
Edmund Reed is at Moose island bar
getting the Stanley weirs ready for the
seasons work.
w j. Harper and Charles Hodgdon went
to Bangor ON business last week. Mr..
Hodgdon purchased horse.
Winfield Ober has moved his family to
Mrs. Ober's former home here, where she
is with her mother, Mrs. Ida Norwood.
Arthur RumilI went to Ellsworth in his
motor boat last week to purchase plank
and other materials for road work.
Salathiel Reed accompanied him.
April Is. n.
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COUNTY NEWS.
eorrs ISLAND.
GOLDEN WEDDING.


Capt. Martin v. Babbidge and wife en-
eertained houseful OF friends Saturday
afternoon, If being their golden wedding
anniversary. Their two sons, Andrew j..
Babbidge, OF Bar Harbor, and Frank A..
Babbidge, with their wives, were present;
also the two little grsndsons, Raymond
and Merrill Babbidge, this being their
entire family.
The bride of hfty years received many
pretty and useful gifts, including several
gold coins. Dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. A. j. Bsbbidge and Mrs.
Frank Babbidge, assisted by some OF the
nieces, after which the bridegroom, who
in his younger days taught many singing
schools, favored the company with song,
mos, appropriate to the occasion. A poem
was then read by one of the nieces, and
L. F. Gett, brother of the bride, sang
several original songs. The whole com
pany joined in singing some familiar old
hymns, and left at a late hour, wishing that
Capt. aud Mrs. Bahbidge might live many
more years together.
A feature OF the refreshments was a cake
made by Mrs. l.. +. Got,, decorated with
.black-eyed Susans' in orange and
chocolate frosting on background of
white. Mrs. Babbidge's given name is
Susan. The happy couple received many
cards and notes OF congrasulation from
friends unable to be present.
April Is. Y. w.
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ATLANTIC.

Roscoe Joyce and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son.
Lizzie Burns, who has spent a few days
with her parents, William Burns and wife,
returned to Deer Isle Sunday.
Cleveland Dunbar met with quite an &C
cident Tuesday, with his new motor boat.
The shaft discor nected from the engine,
causing the stuffiing box to leak, thus
making the boat leak badly. Fortunately
he was near Western Sister island and ran
his boat on the south shore there, where
he made repairs and got home all right.
April Is. J..
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WINTER HARBoR-

Capt. /. B. Foss is seriously ill and fail
ing.
A. B. whiteAouse has purchased an auto
truck.
A daughter was born TO Everett circuit
and wife April l5-
Mrs. Martha Drew is the guest of her
son, Rev. e. S. Drew.
Mrs. W, II. Parker, who has been i'll for
some time, rs convslescent.
Fred s. Young and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of son
April 10.
Mrs. Ralph Moore, of Prospect Harbor,
has been spending few days with rela-
tiyes here.
Miss Lottie Pendleton, who is employed
at Bar Harbor, spent day with her par
ents here last week.
Miss Lena Joy and Miss Linnie Smith,
who have been employed at West Upton
during the winter, are home.
Fred Coram, OF Philadelphia, is with his
family here before beginning his summers
work with the 5. P, Wetherails.
WiIbert Tracy, who was recently
brought home from the hospital at Lewis
ton, is being cared for by George Gross.
Mrs. B. M. Noonan, who has spent the
winter with her brother. ID. w. Joy, has
returned to her home at Prospect Harbor.
The senior class Of the high school has
chosen Olive Tracy valedietorian and Alta
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Francis eaton has gone to Aroostook,
where he has employment.
jefferson Smith, wife and daughter
Mildred spent Sunday with Clarence
Young and wife.
Carl Trowsdale, OF Prince Edward's Is
land, came last Tuesday to spend the sam
mer at Joseph Carter's.
Reuel Bartlett and family, Mrs. Abbie
Woodward and Mrs. w. II. Titus spent
Sunday at Henry Bartiett's.
April IS. HUBBARD.
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advertisements


have letter from a prominen, M,;,.
clergyman In regard to a sickness Of one y
his children from which quote as follow.
"Our two-year-old baby was yerv ,;cL
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losing her. We had the best doctor.
but they did no, know what the trouhIs
was. In the FIRST sickness she hal high fsv,,
for several days, and the doctor said II ac,~i
like scarlet fever, hutas there were no o,hs,
cases he did no; think il could be. Af,e,.
wards she broke out in a rasn all over No,
body. The last sickness was similar ana
the doctor was puzzled. She was yerv
nervous and we feared we would lose he,
Your DIR. True's Elixir was Recommended
and after two days use she passed seys,,I
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Charles Googins killed two wild geese
Tuesday.
George Springer is visiting his sister,
Mrs Myra Jordan, in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Clarence Strstton and daughter
Phyllis are visiting R. Fl. Williams and
wife in Franklin.
Friends here OF Leon l. Frye, formerly
of this place, now OF Medford, Msss., ex-
tend congratulations on the birth of son
on April 25-Leon Edwards.
April Is. ANON.
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oREA.
April

c. L. leighton and wife are still very
poorly.
Hattie Roife is home from Ellsworth,
where she has been employed.
Roy Scotield has rented VIII Noyes'
house, and moved bis family In last week.
George Hickman has moved his family
to Prospect Harbor, where they will be
employed in the sardine shop this season.
Chester CHM and wife, who have spent
a few days with Mrs. Ginn's parents, F. c.
Crowley and wife, have returned TO their
home at North penobscot.
April 2s. s.
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EDEN.
BUD.
April Is.

Mrs. Ellie Reed has gone to Bar Harbor.
William Richards is home after an abb
sence of five months.
b. V. Grant, who has been syrup max
ing in Aurora, is home.
Mrs. James Garland went to Bangor
last week for few weeks.
Maxwell Leland, who has been in
Aurora for month, is home.
Mrs. Linnie Smith, OF Bar Harbor.
visited her mother, Mrs. e. E. Leland, re-
Gently.
Mrs. William A. Wilson and son Allen,
who have been in Philadelphia the past
winter, are home.
April IS. ".
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HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. Dutton is at Mrs Peasley's.
Bernard Small is employed at Arthur
Loander's.
Mrs. N. T.. King, of Ellsworth, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Ball.
Mrs. Eta Tribou, of Petit Menan light
station, is on q short visit to her home
here
Mrs. c. A. Penney and Mrs. Lucy Ball
spent few days last week in Bangor with
Mrs. Penney's brother, K. K. Baker.
April Is. T..
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MT. DESERT.
April IS

Miss Lucretis Pray, of Indian Point, is
i'll of grip at Mrs. Emily Atberton's.
Pearl L. Leland and wife, of Trenton.
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
w. s. Brown.
were here Sunday visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Fred Smith.
The grammar school pupils will prese nj
their cantata Friday evening, May 2
Dance and refreshments.
The nurse, Miss Butterfieid, of Bar Har-
Dor, who has been at J. w. Somes' for tse
weeks, returned home Saturday.
April 5. II.
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II you continually complain OF pains in the
stomach. your liver or your kidneys are out Of
order. Neglect may lead to dropsy, kidney
trouble, diabetes Brights disease. Thou
best stomach and kidney rsedicine made.
II 4. Aston. OF Raleigh, n. c., who suffered
with pain in the stomach and back, writes:
aMy kidneys were deranged and my liver did
not work right. I suffered much, but Electric
Bitters was recommended and / improved
from the first dose. / now feel like new
man" II win improve you, too. Only SOC
and si.oo Recommended BY all druggists.
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AsHvILLE.

Mrs. Alice Tracy is ill.
Mrs. Howard Martin is employed at E.
ID. Whitaker's, Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Joan Sargent and SON Charles are
guests OF w. Nj. Pettee and wife.
The next meeting OF the Wednesday club
will be held with Mrs. Moses Bartlett.
John Carpenter is having the finish put
on his chambers by Mr. Keif, OF Hancock.
Carleton Ash will move his family into
James Vests house, East Sullivan. this
week.
Mrs. William Martin, jr., who returned
from the hospital recently, is able tc ride
about town. Her friends are much
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ANON.
BASS HARBoR.

Alton Farley has gone to Poland Springs,
where he has employment.
M. A. Gott, of Bar Harbor, was here in
his new automobile last week.
Miss Nadia Thurston, who has been in
Massachusetts all Water, IS at home.
Maurice Thurston and Joseph Wooster
have gone to Nova Scotia TO bay HOLSTERS
Benjamin Murphy took party of eight
to Colts Island Saturday afternoon 70
attend the golden wedding anniversary OF
Capt. Nj. v. Babbidge and wife.
ApriI Is. X. Y. q.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

l. p. Cole and wife were at James A.
Hills In West Goaldsboro Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. colwell has sufficiently re-
covered from her recent illness to be
about the house.
Ernest Wood and wife are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of a
daughter April 23-Eisie Marie.
James Gillanders, manager OF the z. T.
Russell Co, OF Boston, arrived Tuesday for
several days to arrange for the season.
Miss Genevieve Cole and c. B. Colwell
and Capt. J. S. Coombs and wife were
guests at the r. ID. GuptilI farm, Goulds-
boro, Sunday.
April IS. c.