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SEAL COVE.

Arthur Walls has employment at North
east Harbor.
Miss Rose Robbins, who has been in
poor health the past winter, is improving.
James Hersey, of Lamoine, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Nida Norwood, OF Bass Harbor,
visited her sister, Mrs. Mary Lunt,
recently.
School has been postponed until April
IL owing to bad weather and roads.
Miss Carter, who is to teach the Seal
Cove school, has engaged board with Mrs.
Mary Lunt.
c. NJ. Reed's house was burned Tuesday,
April /. MIR. Reed was at Northeast HAIR
Dor at the time, and daughter, Mrs.
Pervear, was alone in the house when the
fire broke out. Before ueighbors could
reach the scene, the upper story was in
flames. The furniture and household
goods below were saved, but the family
lost nearly all their clothes, bedding and
some money and articles IN the chambers.
Building and furniture were insured.
The fire is supposed to have originated
near tho chimney. The house is one OF
the old landmarks, having once belonged
to the Heath estate, and was more than
100 years old.
April 5. n.
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INDIAN POINT.

Howard Farrell spent the weekend at
his home in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. John Haynes has returned from a
recent visit to her mother at Northeast
Harbor.
Edwin Higgins and wife, of Sound, have
been visiting relatives in this vicinity the
past few days.
william S. Walls has gone to Ports
mouth, N. H., to resume his duties as cook
on a tug. MIR. Walls has been employed
by the same company for nearly twenty
five years.
Friends of Allen Pierce, who has been
mail-driver during the winter, are sorry
to know that this is his last week on the
route. He has more desirable position.
Several from here attended the benefit
dance at Town Hill grange hall Tuesday
evening, and report an enjoyable time.
The proceeds are for the construction OF a
horse-shed in connection with the hall.
April 8. II.
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DEER ISLE.


Miss Flora Z. Colby is visiting friends
in town.
Capt. ]. w. Haskell is al home for a
short stay.
Mrs. II. w. Small spent last week with
relatives in Rockland.
Hon. E. p. Spofford and wife have re-
opened their home here.
John F. Lynch, of Boston, is the guest
of A. o. Gross and wife.
Capt. c. A. Haskell is at home while his
schooner, the "Massasoit'', is discharging
in New York.
Roy T.. Joyce, who has been employed
in Boston during the winter, is al home
for short vacation.
Mrs. George Saunders. who has been
spending the winter in Fort Pierce, Fla,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. @. W. Haskell.
F.A. Gross ana wife have returned from
NinaI Haven, where they attended the
wedding of Miss Pearl Kittredge and Irv-
ing Fiield.
Capt. w. c. Gray, Frank Marshall,
Lewis Ellis, Capt. Heziah Powers, Carl
Powers and Herbert Pickering left Mon
day to join their yachts.
Miss Essie v. Gray, who has been visit
ing her parents, has returned to Bangor.
where she is in training at the Eastern
Maine general hospital.
Ernest Pickering, Robert Haskell, james
Haskell, Clyde Marshall and Harold How
ard are among those who left last week for
New London to join their yachts.
Masonic Sunday was observed at the
First Congregational church yesterday
The members OF Marine lodge attended in
a body. Rev. II. w. Collins delivered an
interesting talk on the great truths oil
masonry. Right Wershipful Grand
Master +. Z. Spofford was present.
April 7. HEX.
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EAST LAMoINE.

Mrs. Harry Coolidge is visiting relatives
at Northeast Harbor.
Andrew Young, who has been working
at Hull's Cove, is home.
Joseph Ashmore has gone to Lewiston,
where he has employment.
Miss Natalie Gilman is visiting relatives
at Portsmouth, n. H., and Lena DesIsles
is visiting friends at Augusta for few days
before returning to their work in Bangor.
III. l.. Smith has purchased about twelve
acres OF land from the estate Of the late f..
B. Smith, it being ali the land belonging
to the estate from the town road to the
shore.
April /. N.
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NORTH LAMorNE.

Schools IN town begin this morning.
Jessie Morgan, OF Surry, is teacher in this
precinct.
Miss jamie Goodwin, OF franklin, has
spent the past week with her aunt, Airs.
George Smith.
Newell Trip is home from Waiervtiie,
owing 10 the carpenters strike that is
now ON in that city.
Mrs. Harry Hodgsins, OF East Lamoine,
spent few days with her parents, !. n.
Salisbury and wife, last week.
Mrs. A. Il. Holt entertained a party Of
young people Thursday evening for Miss
Hazel Kelley, Of Bangor, who made q
brief visit at the EIms.
Mrs. Edith odorn and infant daughter
Jessie, who have spent the past six months
with hls parents, A. A. Richardson and
wife, have gone to Franklin Falls, N. H.,
to visit her husbands people, before join
ing her husband in Chicago.
April Z. T..
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COUNTY NEWS.
EpEN.

EDEN
/. w. Higgins visited his sister, Mrs.
III. w. Jell son, last week.
Mrs. Martha Leland is home, after an
absence OF several months.
Mrs. Clara Gilbert, who has been i'll OF
pneumonia, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Effie Reed, of Bar Harbor, is visit
ing her parents, J. l.. Hodgkins and wife.
Edward Cousins, who is employed at
Bar Harbor, spent the past week with his
family.
Mrs. Emma Shackford, OF westbrook,
was in town recently visiting friends and
relatives.
The benefit social given last week under
the auspices OF Bay View grange, vas n
success socially and financially. Proceeds,
Sass.
Mrs. Sylvia Hanson, who has been with
her aunt, Mrs A. b. Grant, the past win
ter. has gone to Waitham to visit friends
and relatives.
b. V. Grant, who has been in Aurora the
past month making maple syrup, was
home last week. He reports poor season
for syrup making.
April Z. V.
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FREMONT.


The death angel has again visited this
community and taken Fred j. Rich, who
died "Wednesday, April 2, after a long and
painful illness, which ali human skill
Jailed TO alleviate. He was kind friend
and ncighoor, and will be greatly mi. sed.
He was a member OF fremont lodge. r..
and A. NJ, for many years; was ONE OF the
charter mem bers of Mckinley lodge, +, and
A. NJ, and was also Royal Arch Mason.
The funeral was held at the homo FRI
day afternoon, Rev. Mr.. richardson
officiating. His brother mHsons took
part, and although II was rainy day, the
house was filled with sorrowing friends
ana relatives. Many beautiful flowers
showed the high esteem in which he was
held.
He leaves o wife and one son, who have
the deepest sympathy of all IN their
bereavement.
April Z. SPEc.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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RHEU1A
DRIVES OUT
RHEUMATISM
After % Years of Misery, this Man
Walks, Works and Feels
Fine Again

Right sway--ihc first day you start to
take RHEUMA Uric Acid poison be-
gins TO dissolve and leave the sore joints
and muscles. Its action is little less than
magical.
RHEUMA works so speedily you act
usIly can feel the rheumatism leaving the
body. A bottle costs bat 30 cents, and II
you are not satisfied. G. A. Parcher viii
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81 wish to state 10 you the facts and
nothing but the facts. bless the day a
friend brought me a S0-eent. bottle OF
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with rheumatism all over my body for
more than Is years; could not walk, and
was a broken down. man. :! During that
time spent q small fortune trying to be
rid OF the horrible. disease, but without
help. However, RHEUMA reached my
case. and / thank God lean again use my
feet and do my work.
''Before taking your medicine was stay
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petite, could not eat. After | had taken
RHEuMA tao days my appetite.returned.
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10, 1872
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Z. Everett Jellison Is ill.
Mrs. Ralph Stanley visited relatives at
Bar Harbor last week.
Mrs. Agnes Hall was weekend guest
of Mrs. Fred Goodwin at Sorrento.
Nathaniel Bunker and wife, of Monroe,
were recent guests OF Oakman Bunker and
wife,
Mrs. Alex. Taylor is expected home to-
day from Boston, where she has been Wis
iting her children.
Mrs. Eugene circuit, of West Franklin,
visited her mother, Mrs. George s.
Hooper, last week.
George Tracy, OF Bar Harbor, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. George Bunker. He
is in very poor health.
Ralph Bunker arrived home Saturday
from Gardiner, where he has been en-
pioyed through the winter.
Robert Abel arrived home last week
from Montreal, Can. awhere he has been
employed through the winter.
DR.. John X. Hooper, of Camden, was in
town last Thursday to attend the funeral
OF his brother, George o. Hooper.
James Thompson arrived home last week
from Cleveland, o., where he has been for
some time. At present he is at Brigham
Gordon's.
Harvey Hooper and wife, of East Boston,
were in town Thursday, called here by the
death OF his father, George o. Hooper
They returned home Friday.
Another death which brought sadness to
the hearts OF the people occurred Tuesday
morning, April /, when George Otis
Hooper passed away. Mr.. Hooper was
sixsy-one years of age. He had been q
resident OF this town about thirty-five
years, and had the respect and esteem of
all who knew him. The funeral services
were held at the church Thursday after
poon, Rev. c. A. Purdy, of Orrington, a
former friend and pastor, officiating. He
leaves besides mis- wife, who before her
marriage was Miss AVIS Hooper, daugh-
fer Mrs. Reuben Merchant, OF this town,
and son-Harvey Hooper, of East Boston,
and one brother - John K. Hooper, OF
Camden. There were beautiful fioral
offerings, among the pieces being beauti-
ful pillow from the engineers of fire boat
No. AZ, B. f. D., Of which the son Harvey is
a member. Two selections were sweetIy
rendered by Mrs j. K. Mitchell and Mrs.
Carl Reed, with Mrs. Matte Hsvey as
organist. Interment was at East Franz
lin.
April 4 M.
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ATLANTIC.

Everett Kent, who has been studying
music in Rockland, came home Friday
night.
Amy Joyce. who is attending the Rock
land high school, is home for her Easter
vacation.
Ruth Bartlett. who has been teaching
the Opeeche school, returned to her home
in South Thomaston Friday.
Vira Joyce has returned to Dark Harbor
to resume her school, after spending a
three weeks vacation at home.
March 81. Tony,
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GOULDSBORo.
April Z.

Enoch Newman and wife will go to
Sullivan this week, to open a boarding
house for the season.
Mrs. Edith Hovey and Mrs. ophelia
Written spent few days last week at
Mrs. Whitten's home in Steuben.
John Tracy, with his wife and son John,
of Ashviile, visited his brother in law
John Tracy, of Gouldsboro, Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Libby and Myrtle Young
spent few days recently in Winter Har-
Dor with their sister, Mrs. Clara Bickford.
Charles Tracy has finished taking the
valuation in this part OF the town, and
will meet with the other selectmen in
Prospect Harbor this week for the assess
ment OF taxes.
April Z. JEN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Work That Tells.
aobtrtissmrnts
Plenty of IL Has Been Don,
Right Here In Ellsworth.

To thoroughly know the virtues =,
medicine you must Investigate ito wo,s
Dcan's Kidney Pills stand this test ana
plenty of proof exists right here In El,..
worth. People who testified years sso =,
relief from backaehe, kidney ard urips,v
disorders. now give confirmed testimonv
declare the results have lasted. How
can any Ellsworth sufferer longer dovb,
the evidencef
j, {. Meader, 4. r. ID. No. q, Ellsworth
Me-, says: "Ail that said in praise n,
Doan's Kidney Pills in 1902 still hold,
good, as the benefit this remedy brough,s
member OF my family has been permanent.
The person referred to was caused srea,
deal of suffering for years from kidney
complaint. 1 also used Deans Kidney
Pills with good results"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster MIiburn Co., Buffalo, New York.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and take
10 other.
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RAYsIpE.

Mrs. Ethelyn Jordan Remick spent q
few days last week in Bangor.
George Dodge and wife have ma med
their little son Ernest Stanley.
0. l.. Stuart and wife have been visiting
their son Harold and family in Ellsworth
the past few days.
Miss Vera Seeds begins her school again
to-day in district 10, Ellsworth. This is
Miss Seeds third term in that school.
All schools in Trenton begin Monday,
April ID. The teachers are: Bayside,
Miss Linnie Stanley; Oak Point, Mrs.
Etheiyn j. Remick; NArrows. Eoen B.
Hodgkius; Jordan's River, Miss Rosetta
Marshall; Head of the River, Miss Natalie
Young.
April 7. X.
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LAMoINE.

School begins to-day, taught by Miss
Eunice Coggins, of North Lamoine.
Mrs. Wilson Eaton and little daughter
Hope visited Mrs. Lydia Hodgkins last
week.
Miss Abbie Coolidge has gone to Par
fridge Cove, where she will be employed by
Clarence Young.
Rev w. H. Rice began series OF SER
mons Sunday ON ssWhat Bsptists Believe,
speaking on 1.-THE Inspiration OF the
Eible,, His theme next Sunday will be
ssThe Godhead'.
Word has been received through marine
reports that the vessel OF Capt. Olsen has
gone ashore on the southern coast. no
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eENoBsCoT.
SPEc.

Miss Bcrnice Varnum and Wendell
Varnum are confined to their home with
severe cases OF chicken pox.
Ash Ciough and wife, of Bluebiil, were
in town Monday to attend the funeral of
Nahum Narnum, an uncle TO Mrs. Ciough.
A business meeting OF penobseot cha pter
was held at Masonic hall Saturday even
ing April 5. Owing to the bad travelling,
there was a small attendance.
Nahum Varnum, an aged citizen OF this
place, died at the hospital in Bangor Sun
day morning, after q short illness. Tine
funeral was held at the Methodist church
Monday.
April Z. WoopLocKE.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Addie Gross has gene to Ellsworth,
W here she has employment.
Mrs. Carl Stratton visited her sister in
Ellsworth few days last week.
Miss Myrs Springer returned to
Augusta Monday to resume teaching.
Charles Googins killed wild goose
Monday that weighed thirteen pounds.
Miss Linnie Tracey, of Franklin, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. Z. Googins.
Edward Googins, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to his home in
Lewiston Saturday.
April7. ANON.
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particulars are known and anxiety is feit
for his safety and also for Grafton Convey,
who accompanied him.
This community was shocked Sunday
morning to learn OF the sudden death of
Gilman B. Hodgkins, an aged and re-
spected citizen. MIR. Hodgkins awoke in
his usual health, and proceeded to dress,
intending TO attend church. bis house
keeper heard him fall heavily, and rushing
TO his side, found that he had passed away
tie lacked just a week of being eighty
seven years OF age.
April z. X. ii.
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Ernest Wood and wife moved into their
new house Wednesday.
Frank Shaw, at the Islands" is recover
ing from an attack OF grip.
Gerald Over, OF Portland, arrived Sat
urday for few days with relatives.
Waiter Farley, wife and son, who have
been away all winter, arrived home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson has been spending
the week in Ellsworth with her sister,
Mrs. Fannie Grant.
Mrs. Henry Bryant, of Corea. has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. William
Stewart, few days.
John Gerrish and wife and Miss Beulah
Joy, of Winter Hsrbor, were weekend
guests at Robert Corbett's.
The Methodist Sunday school had an
ice cream social in Columbus hall Thurs
day evening. II was very successful.
Mrs. John s. Coombs was called TO
Franklin the last Of the week by the
death OF her sister, Miss Annie Pherson.
The American Moving Picture Co., c. q.
Johnston, manager, has engaged Column
bus hall for every Friday night for the
summer. The company has already given
three entertainments here.
Through the efforts of Arthur Strout
and wife, choppiDg-bee was quickly
arranged for "Uucle Sam Brown Wednes-
day About fifteen responded to the in
vitation, doing indeed q deed of charity
which was much appreciated. Mr.. Brown
is now sn old man and feeble, but one who
all his life Eas done kindnesses for others.
Aprii Z. C..
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SALISBURY COVE.

Mrs Ceylos Emery and daughter Hilda
spent their vacation with Mrs. Emery's
sister in Maiden, Mass.
Miss Eleanor Rittredge, of Kent's Hill
academy, was rhe guest OF Miss Mildred
Emery through her vacation.
One OF the most aged and respected
citizens OF this community, Inomas
Emery. died March %, after an illness of
several months. He was eighty-seven
years OF age. He was member OF the
Church OF Our Father at HuiPs Cove He
was attended in his last illness by his
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ISLE AUanAUr.

Ralph Chaplin is home from Camden,
where he has beenattending school.
George Rogers has arrived from Bath to
work at Point Lookout for the summer.
Donald Dodge is home from Searsport
for vacation with his parents at Moor
Harbor.
Miss Hattie Turner is visiting in Massa-
chusetts. She will teach in district No.
the coming spring.
April 1. Z.
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Miss Sue Haynes DeLsittre, who has
spent the Faster vacation With her mother,
Mrs Nettie Delaittre, has returned to
Castine to resume her studies.
Charles Emery and Harry U. of Nj.
students, who have been at home several
days, have returned to orono.
Mrs. Cora Karst, who has spent the
winter with her father, r. X. Emery, has
returned to Bar Hsrbor for the summer.
Mrs. MAYNARD Salisbury has been visit
ing friends at Bar Harbor the past week.
April 8. II.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Raymond Hodgkins is ill.
Albert yewett viii move his family to
Sullivan Tuesday.
Selwyn Penney, of Bangor, spent Sun
day with bis parents, c. A. Penney and
wife.
Mrs. Marguerite Ball Hanna has moved
to Rockiand, where her husband is en-
ployed.
Miss Lois Hodgkins, of Bangor. has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel
Hodgxins.
Mrs. Arthur Lounder and little daugh-
ter Lessie are visiting Mrs. Lounder' g
sister, Mrs. Lettie Hopkins, in Trenton.
April Z. E.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

A. r. Conary and wife are i'll.
Mile Eaton left for New York Monday.
A. B. Conary is in Bucksport for a few
weeks.
Henry Wilson has returned home to
North Sedgwick.
Mrs. Cora Eaton is in Lowell, Mass, for
medical treatment.
Schooner Mabel c. Snow, Capt. Rob-
bins, of Stonington, came in Friday and
sailed Sunday with lumber for Allen Bros.
April Z. CRUMBS.
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March 81.
Iarry Thurst on Is m Of grip.

Harry Thurston is i'll OF grip.
ars. Carrie Closson is at work for Mrs.
Elizabeth Pierce.
..lbert Pierce and wife have been visiting
their son Foster the past week.
Virginia Allen has been confined to the
house the past week, i'll OF grip.
Miss Chanie Treworgy is spending few
days with relatives in Sedgwick.
Mrs. Abbie Eiwell. who has spent
several weeks in Palatka, Fla, has re-
turned TO New York.
April Z. A.
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NORTH SEDGwICK.

Myrtle Cosson is at work for John Or
cult.
p. B. Friend is spending few weeks in
Boston and vicinity.
George NJ. Allen d Son have begun their
spring saving in the mill.
Miss Cora Carter, " ho has been at work
for Foster Pierce, is al home.
Leon and Cecil Page are visiting their
grandparents, Ira Page and wife.
john circuit, jr.. and wife, are receiving
congratulations on the arrival OF a daugh.
ter.
March 81 A..
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March 81. Fl,
Mrs. valarin Gray, who has been i'll, is
gaining.
The ladies' aid society met with Mrs. E.
A. Carter Wednesday. April 2.
Miss Belva Leach returned 10 Castine
Monday to attend the spring term Of high
school.
Mrs Florence Hartman expects to have
a bungalow built on the ridge the coming
season.
Misses Doris and Della Hatch and Lu-
man Hatch have returned to Biuehill to
resume their school work.
Mrs. A. w. Hutchins is expected to &C.
cupy her cottage on Orland ridge soon.
Miss Annie Allen will live with her.
ict-Superintendent PaIladino is ex-
pected to preach in the Methodist church
here Sunday morning, April 10, at 10
O'Clock.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester CHM died Friday of bronchitis.
The parents have the sympathy of the
community.
Herbert A. Shedd, a we'll known and
respected citizen, died Friday night, aged
sixty-four years. He had been IN failing
health for some time, and for the past
year had suffered much, though he was
Gbu1utu W MS Dtu hpoAt tWo NEShrs
He had been resident OF North Penob-
scot twenty nine years, and had lived on
the farm where he died nineteen years.
He was man OF pleasing personality,
always cheerful, and made many friends.
A kind husband and neighbor, he will be
greatly missed in the home and in the
community. He leaves a widow, who was
Miss Emma Saunders, OF Surry; one
adopted son-George Shedd; three sisters
Miss Laura Shedd, of Portland; Mrs.
Emma Snowman, OF Vinal Haven, and
Mrs. May Proctor, OF Massachusetts,;
two brothers Levi and George, oil
B.ockton, Mass, and one aunt-Mrs-
Augusta Cousins, no has made her home
with him. The large attendance at the
funeral Sunday and the beautifui flowers
from the grange and friends attested the
high esteem in which the deceased was
held. Rev. T.. A. Carter ofiiciated. In
terment at Hillside cemetery.
April Z. II.
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EGYPT.

Marion r. West has returned to Bar
Harbor to resume teaching.
Mrs William Jordan, ofsBar Harbor, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Thirteen men and boys gave Capt. b.
MullaD, who has been poorly all winter, a
fine lot of wood.
April l. M.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

John w. Mckay, who mas been doing
mason work in BiuehiiI, is home.
Charles Martin was in Bar Harbor
several days last week visiting his sister,
Miss Tiilie Martin.
Harold Stewart, who has been visiting
his parents, Charles 5. Stewart and wife, a
few days, has returned to Auburn, where
be has employment.
April g. NJ