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the gold lace and king business" Of President Tan
Tho other night when President Wilson arrived A.
the Beiasco theatre he did not attended b. !,
military escort. and heraded by special rendltlos
OF the star spnnRied Banner" by the orchestra
There not even flag draping OF the box-t.
royal box-as It called under the Taft admlnIs
trntion
when Mrs. Wilson and her daughters entered a,
s.15 they came just other members OF the aua
fence. with them was man IN civilian dress-eysn.
ing clothes. This happened 20 be Major Rhodea b.,
there was no uniform. and he did not stand al a.
tendance at the back Of the box formerly Neitha,
was there extra White House attendant conspcl
ously displayed 81 the rear of the box. formerly
There was nothing 10 indicate that the party wa
other than any other family gathering
When President Wilson arrived. which was not
until o'clock. he slipped IN and took seat toward
tho back Of the box. ia effort 10 escape notice
and avoid disturbing the play. In this be was not
successful. The audience the lookout for
him, and Immediately rose and started handclapDing
The actors were compelled 10 interrupt their per.
fOrnance for several minutes President Wilson an
cared much embarrassed. but bowed several time.
and then settled back into his seat.
II 10 notable slso that Mr.. Wilson paid real
money for his box, which never happened dUrno
the Taft administration. The theatres aiwsys
have been glad 20 send free box 20 the prest
dent and his family. President Wilson does not
Intend 10 accept these small gratis.
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CHILDREN ON sTREETsl

Editor Star: According 20 re-
port IN morning paper. the We.
mems Commercial club parsed a
resolution recently. declaring that
parents should keep their children
of the streets. and that failure 70
do this works an expensive hard.
ship on automobile owners. also
that much property damage was
nccaHluusd because automobile
owners preferred wrcckIng their
machines 20 taking chances OF run.
ming down tho children.
Now II IL perhaps an easy mat.
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BY HERR JACOB
SCHLOSCHHEIMER
BUM
ZEN YEARa 400.


Dorothy She
evenings "oh
Don't You Remember Alice,
When Dorothy % married minister
her happy home, and they all happily married
rs NOW
Dot pretty nd m
halls
told her mother she visiting aIn friends
When Dot reached 49,
and s,n ehidiess She adopted life Of died
ianomnous death before she a.
Eetni
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AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK

moore-Nat Goodwin In oliver
Twist"
Mctropolltsn-Chauncey Oicott
In THE Isle o. Dreams
Scattie-Balley & Mitchell stock
In The Squaw Man"
Orpheuus--k auieyllls
Eripress--Vanfcvilic.
5artsqea-Vaudeyilie
GRANO-Vaudsville and motion
pictures.
clEMMER - Photoplays and
vaudeville.
MElBoU 7NE-Photopiays and
vaudeville.
ALEXANDRA - Pho,oplays and
vaudeville.
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He Is not yet talking with member
of congress on that subject He ~
refraining because he wants the a.
tention Of congress and the country
concentrated on the tariff. So In
fer that everything that is being
printed about Senator owen and
Representative Carter Glass and
their currency reform Is not reflect
ing tho plans Of tho administra
ton.
President Wilson and the
newspapermen are getting 20
bo quite ehumny. They fig
ured together In movie"
stunt the ether morning. After
the session Of the fret class In
political economy and current
events, Prof Wilson took his
boys out on the lawn back OF
tho White House conservatory
ard Jokes were told while the
movie man did his worst. II
10 not yet revealed what 10 20
be done with these films, but
....a sd ~ ali tbnaS rr.aans
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II you would
30 known "a good
Swat n ny.
Swat him hard
In house or yard
Make him die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-06
BY Gibson Gardner

WASHINGTON May 5.-Prcsdent Wilson tells me
hat no II not yet thinking about currency legislation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-06

A Pennsylvania man 90 years old
was Jailed because he wouldn't sup
port his wife. who is so. Youth
must have ltR fling.
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What has become OF the old
fashioned girl who used TO ask.
Does my petticoat shown"
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President Wilson's Latest Yarn

WASHINGTON, d. C., May 6-Predent Wilson's friends
that Of his nature which makes him serious
ovial
ioketeng companion apparently without the They
Scochrsh Apparently
judging from What he said about himself recently
said, that
conscience and OF delightful espon
sibility"
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The census OF 1910 gave tho pro
duction OF poultry IN the United
States IN 1909 IA ass. 1885,.
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by THE WAY.

DID yuu ever put postage stamp
In a memorandum book and be able
10 find Il AGAIN.
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be done with these films, but a pleasant time
had by all those present.
q pleasant time was had by all those present.
Simplicity and democracy have already replaced
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DIInNEC main offo. PriYsss ssfhnuge esn.
itANiNL-@ Meeting with all departments.
~ mail daily. ons nort N IN .dvsas.
RA IL tsct sir MOI g. n. me year, ttB
~ CARRIER in city 80 uor,h
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COUNTY NEWS.
lsl.EsFoRn.


n. K. Stanley has returned from Boz.
ton, where be went for medical aid.
John Bunker, OF Bass Harbor, visited
his nephew, Francis W. Bunker, las.
week
DR.. v. Y. B9wditch will address the
'smothers' meeting" Wednesday evening,
Aug. 20, at Neighborhood house.
Miss Barbara Bryant, the kindergsrtsn
Island to the fair Thursday, to join the
games of the kindergarten school there.
Rev. A. p. Macdonald held a service in
the church Sunday morning, and delivered
an interesting stereoptieon lecture in the
evening. MIR. Macdonald Is always a
welcome visitor here.
Friday evening a meeting OF the church
to choose the board OF trustees for the
Neighhorhood house was held The fol-
lowing evening the board OF trustees met
to chose officers and incorporate the asso-
citation.
Mrs. Mary Willard, daughter Mary and
son Edward. of Philadelphia, who are
spending the season at Winter Hsrbor,
were guests OF Mrs. Walter Hsdlock and
Mrs. Waiter Stanley last week. Mrs.
Willard has spent the past four summers
on the island and her old friends were
glad to see her.
Mrs. Townsend returned to her home in
Massachusetts, last week, being called
home by the death OF her sister, Mrs.
Annie Hubbard. Mrs. Hubbard was on
her vacation ~ hen she was taken Ill, and
had been at the Bar Harbor hospital for q
few weeks in critical condition. She
Was well known on the island, and her
relatives and friends have the deepest
sympathy of all.
Aug ls 8.
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HANCOCK.

Alfred B. Crsbtree has been drawn TO
serve as a grand juror at the u. S. district
court in Portland beginning Sept. 10.
The semi-annuai concert and sale OF the
ladies' aid society will take place to- NOR
row at the town hall. The sale will begin
in the afternoon. There will be the usual
attractive array OF fancy articles, aprons,
cooked food and candy, bat the most
valuable feature OF all will be this new
cook book just out, to which the ladies Of
Hancock have contributed their choicest
recipes fifty pages OF them In all.
At the concert in the evening the follow
ing artists win appear; Miss Sylvia
Leland, OF Bar Harbor, reader; Mrs. c. r.
Bunker, of somerviiIe, Mass, Miss Edna
Stratton, Of Lawrence, Mass, and Rev. p.
A. A. Killsm, of Ellsworth, vocal soioists;
Miss Bunker, Of Somerviiie, Mass,
violinist. These will be assisted by local
talent. Iee-cream will be sold after the
concert.
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REACH.

Parker Eaton is employed at Egge-
moggin.
Mrs. Sprague and son Waldo, OF Boston,
are at sHiiierest".
John Adams and Lester Gray left for
Boston this week.
George MacKaye, OF birmingham, Mass,
who has been the guest of r. II. Annis, has
returned home.
William Hersey and wife, OF Bos-
ton, are spending few weeks at Mrs.
Hersey's old home here.
Lloyd K. Allen, of Boston, is visiting his
mot her, Mrs. A. F. Holden. Mrs. Allen
and children came the first of August.
Ralph M. Knight, OF Maiden, Mass,
has Joined his family here to spend two
weeks with his parents, Levi knight and
wife.
Mrs. William Annis and daughters
Sarah and Ruth, OF Dorchester, Mass, are
spending few weeks with F. Fl. Annis
and wife.
Arrivals at Oskhurst farm are Frank
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SOUTHWEST aARBoR.

James Hastings, Of Bangor, joined his
wife and son here last week.
The Congregational Sunday school Fri
day went Tor a pienic 10 Long pond.
The Methodist aid society held its sum
ner sale Aug. IL. II was pronounced
success.
Clayton Giiley, with his wife and broth
err, is visiting his parents, George Giiley
aud wife.
Charles Fuller, of Boston, is, with bis
wife, visiting his parents, George x. Full
Ter and wife.
Mrs. Leon Wilson went to Bangor last
week, and will make trip to New York
with her husband.
Earl Morrison, recently married. has
brought his wife home for visit to his
parents, Oscar Morrison and wife.
Rev. A. w. Archibald, ID. D., acting pas
tor OF. the Dorchester Second church. Bos-
ton, preached at the Congregational
church Sunday morning.
Aug. IS. SPRAY,
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SALISBURY COVE.
SPRAY,

Howard Mcfarland, of Houlton, who
has spent two months with relatives here,
has returned home.
Fl. s. Mcfarland is in Bar Harbor dur
ing the summer, manager OF Il. IL. kit
tredge's grocery store.
Mrs. h. q. DesIsle, OF Lamoine Beach,
and Miss Mary DesIsle, of Providence,
r. l., were guests OF Mrs. Nettie DeLaittre
recently.
Thomas ]. DeLaittre. formerly OF this
place, now of Minneapolis, Mimi, who
has spent the past month with his
mother, Mrs. Nettie DeLaittre, left for bis
western home Friday. 'sTom," as be Is az
fectionately called, hiss many warm friends
both young and old in Eden. Although
born in the West, coming to this place
when small child, Salisbury Cove claims
him as one OF her own boys. The best
wishes and godspeed go with him.
Aug. 10. II.
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NnRrnEAsr HARRoR.

/ Mrs. Katherine smaiiidge visited at
4 Winter iiarbor recently.
Charles Fuller and wife, OF Boston, are
visiting relatives here.
/ Raymond Kittridge and wife, OF Green
I vile, visited relatives here recently.
The annual report OF the Neighborhood
\ house and athletic association lie cut.
/ Mrs. A. Lawrence Retch, who has spent
1 the summer at the Clifton cottage, has
left.
| Mrs. William Godfrey, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Alice Branscomb, left
| Friday.
Mrs. Grace Fogg and daughter Madeline,
Of Bangor, ara visiting Mrs. Charles n.
Small.
| Rev. Samuel A. Elios, who has been
abroad during the summer, is with his
family at Asticon.
| Miss Rachel Manchester, who has been
attending the c. L. summer school at
Charleston, is home.
Lovers OF outdoor sports are looking
y
kimball's field next Friday afternoon.
The annual firemen's ball in the Neigh
borhood house Thursday night was well
attended. wescott's orchestra played.
Rev. Mr.. Lloyd, president OF the board
OF missions, New York, preached at St.
Mary -by-the-sea Sunday morning and
evening.
Rev. Rush Rhees, ID. D., president of
Rochester university, preached at the
union church Sunday morning. Next
Sunday Rev. Francis q. Peabody will
preach.
'Along the Kennebec" was presented to
large and we'll pleased audience in the
Pastime theatre Thursday night. Aug. q
the Kiark- Urban Co, win open a three
mig hts engagement.
Aug. u. X. q.
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WEST GouLnSRORO.

F. f. Hill has returned to Boston.
Mrs. Henry Tracy, who has been very
ill, is improving.
James D. c. Bradley and wife have re-
turned to Boston.
Miss Mabel Shaw. OF Nashua, N. H.,
is visiting at e. NJ. Stevens.
Misses Bessie and Vera Gordon are WIS.,
iting their brother, A. w. Gordon.
Mrs. J. B. Wood is with her daughter,
Mrs. George Allen, at 'sThe Sands.
Mrs. Fred Allen, OF Massachusetts, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Annie Sargent.
Howard Lowell and wife were in Els
worth last week to visit Mrs. Lowell's
father.
Mrs. Byron Bunker was called to Union
willie last week by the illness OF her
mother.
Rev. E. K. Daniels will preach at the
union church next Sunday morning at
1915.
The following donations have been re-
ceived by the West Goaldsb oro village
improvement association, which is raising
funds to build hall to take the place of
fremont hall, burned in February last
Mrs. Helen Sears Bradley, $50; William J.
Scheffelin, $40; Charles H. Wood, SO; Fred
c. Lyman, SO; Edward j. Hammond, s.;
James ii. Nye, s5; Rev. Henry W. Foote,
IS; Col. Frank Harrison, s.; f. F. Hill, IS;
Mrs. Grace Wood Clark, So; Elvira Wood,
s.; Thomas F. Martin, 81 Eugene Sargent,
81; Mrs, Mary Kenpley, 81; Mrs. Fred
Allen, 81; Miss GiIberta veilIard, 81; Mrs.
s. g. Wood, q. The proceeds from the
dance, Aug. IA, for the same object, were
about $50.
Aup Is T.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLlN.

Charles F. Parsons returned TO Presque
Isle Monday.
Mrs. George Hooper, of West Sullivan,
is housekeeper for z. l.. Wilbur.
Mrs. A. H. Hooper is visiting IN western
Maine, Exeter, N. H., and Boston.
Mrs. Florice Ames, with child, of New
Sharon, is visiting her old home.
Robert NJ. Woodruff, of Ridley Park,
Pc, is at ''Knoll Top" for his vacation.
Mrs. Percy Homer will leave this week
for Woodstock, n. b., for an extended
visit.
Miss Edith Bragdon, of Portland, is
spending her vacation with her parents,
w. E. Bragdon and wife.
The continuous lameness of Mrs. H. b.
Bragdon, combining her to her bed, causes
solicitnde among her friends.
Mrs. c. H. Frazier and daughter, Mrs.
e. A. Hodgdon, of Northeast Harbor, were
recent guests of Mrs. r. l.. Swan.
William E. Brsgdon has been drawn to
serve as petit juror at the L. 5. district
court in Portland beginning Sept. 10.
On Monday, at knoll Top" Georges
pond, Mrs. j. w. Blaisdell gave birthday
dinner in honor of her guest, Miss Edith
Graham, Of Washington, ID. c.
Charles E. Dwelley and daughter, Mrs.
Cecil Butler, with two children, went to
Penohscot Saturday to accompany Mrs.
Dwelley and daughter Evelyn home.
The ''gIad hsnd' was extended to DR..
Eugene L. Swan and brothers Carroll and
Alton when they, among buck board
party, were up from Hancock Point one
afternoon last week,
Aug. is. b.
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MANsET.
concert.

The Baptists' midsummer sale last
Thursday wss a success.
Mrs. Charles Stanley is home from
Northeast Harhor for few days.
Mrs. Isaac Stanley has returned from
the hospital, much improved In health.
Wallace King and wife, OF Mckinley
visited his parents, William King and
wife, few days recently.
All we're sorry to learn OF Charles
Wards illness, but are glad he is getting
along so well in Bar Harbor hospital.
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Haynes was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home oil
her sister, Mrs. William King, Rev. Mr..
Moore officiating.
Aug. IS. LILAC.
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ARE.
OAK POINT.
Aug. Is.

Miss g. E. Fowler, OF Lynn, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. Raymond Alley.
Mrs. Emma Haynes sister and her hus-
band, from Massachusetts,, are visiting her.
Cyrus Pomroy, of Worcester, Mass,
visited his nephew, Fred Murch, last week.
Roy Haynes, wife and son Melvin, of
Bailardyale, Mass, are visiting at his old
home.
Howard Bartlett and family have gone
to Southwest Harbor for visit before re-
turning to their home in Roslindale,
Mass.
Aug. Is. NJ.
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CHEER.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Zemro Hall, Sd, cut his foot badly one
day last week.
Miss Sarah Robertson, of Bangor, is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Hinckley Rob-
ertson and Mrs. Fred Bowden.
Herbert JelIison. of Boston, visited his
sister, Mrs. Sidney Hayey, saturday EN-
route to Eastbro to visit his mother,
Mrs. EImira Jellison.
Frank q. Robinson, of Lynn, Mass,
convalescing from a prolonged illness, is
here for an extended visit. His many
friends extend the ssglad hand".
Miss Alfretta Wakefield, of Stoningson,
was a recent guest of William Wooster
and wife. Miss Wakefield's many friends
here were pleased to greet her.
Postmaster Colson has moved his
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Freddie Hamor is visiting at w. II
Grasses.
Joseph Doyle and wife, of Milford
Mass, were recent guests of Fred H
Stratton.
Misses Eivira Fifield, of stonington, and
Nellie Treworgy, OF Ellsworth, were
weekend guests OF Myra and Rena
Springer.
Mrs. Theo. Brsgdon and daughter Emma
have returned to Franklin, after several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Googins.
Harry Msddocks and wife are visiting
Mrs. Maddocks' mother. They recently
returned from trip to Montreal and the
White mountains.
Aug. IS. ANON.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Ralph Page and wife, OF Bucksport,
were weekend guests OF T. NJ. BiaisdeIl's
family.
Miss Edith Gordon, Of Washington,
d. c., is visiting with her parents, T. W.
Gordon and wife.
Mrs. Hull, of Springfield, Mass, who
has been visiting Miss Harriet Blaisdeil,
has returned home.
Leo w. Blaisdeii, who has been touring
England and Scotland, arrived home Aug.
Is by way OF Quebec and Montreal.
Aug. ls B.
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INDIAN POINT.
Aug. IS.

John Haynes and wife are moving to
Northeast Harbor.
NJ. j. Aiherton and family, OF Boston,
are at the Anterior homestead.
Mr. Biddle, who purchased the Higgins
property, has commenced work on quite
an extensive bungalow.
Mrs. Mary Bowling, OF Auburn, who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Abhie Hig-
gins, has returned home.
Mrs. Balnbridge Richardson, OF Cali
fornia, who left here thirty years ago,
called on cid neig hbors recently.
Mrs. Rodman Slower and Mrs James
Slower and three children, IS no have spent
some weeks here, have returned 70 New
York.
Aug. is. III.
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LAMoINE.
Aug. Is.

Irving Young, of Bangor, was here last
week.
Isaac Rayfuse and wife, of Seal Harbor,
spent the weekend here.
Mrs. j. L. Chamberlain is visiting her
parents, w. r. King and wife.
Norman Trip had the misfortune to
fracture his ankle by jumping from hay
loft Friday.
Capt. II. o. Olsen has gone to Baltimore
to take command of vessel going to
Brunswick, Ga.
Leander Smith and Miss Margaret
Young were married at Ellsworth Sat
urday evening by Rev. p. A. A. Killam,
of Ellsworth. A party of young people
gathered at their newly furnished home
to receive them. The bride and groom
have the best wishes of many friends.
Aug is. r. III.
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MARLBORO.
ANON.
Aug Is

p. b. Bragdon and family have returned
to New Bedford, Mass.
Maynard Strout, Of Ellsworth, is visit
ing his uncle, Thad hodghins.
Miss Estelia Ham, of Wakefield, N. H.,
is visiting her grandfather, s, II. Remick
Mrs. Adelbert Hodgkins and little son
Cecil spent few days last week in Han
Geek.
Mrs. E. c. Alexander, who, with chill
dren, has spent a few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Clara Ford, has returned to
Houlton.
Shirley shoppee and wife were called to
Marion last week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Sboppee's brother, Everett. Huntley,
OF Lamoine.
Aug. Is. ARE.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.


l.. B. Hutehings, OF Boston, Is here for
three weeks.
Miss Susie E. Over gave shore party
Friday evening.
Mrs. Edward Preble, OF East Boston, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Maud Colby, OF Portland, is spend
ing few weeks here.
Miss Margaret Wood, OF Bar Harbor, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George w.
Alien.
George Germond, OF New York, with his
wife formerly Bernice Over spent the
weekend here.
Miss Gertrude Bickferd, who has been
visiting at Alfred Hamilton's, has returned
to Rochester, n. Ii.
Rev. c. e. Bronson and wife, " no are liv-
ing in Eddie Coles house, held a reception
Friday from 4 to to summer visitors and
a few residents.
The Unity club had successful fair
Thursday. The good weather and attrac-
tions drew good crowd. The fair was a
financial as we'll as a social success. The
fund is for the union church.
Rev. c. K. Bronson, ID. D., OF Phila-
delphia, preached in the union church
Sunday morning. Rev. K. J. McLennan,
OF the Methodist church, with his congre-
CATION, attended the service out OF compii-
ment to Mr.. Bronson. Next Sunday Rev.
Thomas Van Ness, of Brookline, Mass.
will preach.
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sirrERs 10 cAR,sor

Hotel sanosrt at Boothbay Harbor -.
burned Friday. Loss, $4,000. ""
William Taylor, aged thirteen
Harry Miller, aged ten, were droua-s
Friday at North Limington, while 80 ~
ing pond lilies.
The body OF Fred X. Cshill. aged t.
five years, member of the board Of s..,s
sors OF Bath, WAS found in the r,se.
Thursday. He had been missing MAJ.
II is believe he committed suicide bec.r.s
OF Ill health.
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COREA.

Miss Edith b. Lufkin, OF Addison, ID
visiting here.
Mrs. Joseph Crowley is visiting her
parents al Bucksport.
David Fifield and wife, of Sionington,
are visiting Henry Bryant and wife.
Sidney Dawes and little daughter
Marion, OF Mckinley, were weekend
guests of relatives here.
Mrs. Charles Bartlett and three chill
dren, OF vinaihsven, who have been Wis.
iting here, returned home Monday.
Aug. IS. 8.
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HANCOCK POINT.

William GaIlison lost COW last week.
Edith Ball has returned from visit in
Belfast.
Mr.. Besl, assistant iight-keeper, has re-
signed from the service and returned
home.
Arthur Keef has moved his family into
the Sarah Crsbtree house. He has some
building to do at the Point.
Aug. Is, E.
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COLTS ISLAND.
Aug, Is
TX Bahbicige is III.

Mrs. Frank Babbidge is III.
Charles II. WEIGH aud wife, OF Boston,
who are spending their vacation In Maine,
having been OF the island few days, re-
turned Friday.
c, X. ovingson and ~iie. who have been
away d week, have returned to ''Calico
Rock, accompanied by Mr., oyington' q
sister, Miss Mary w. Oyington.
Aug. i6. CuiPs.
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suffered Erzana Fifty Yaars--Now Well.
Seems a long time to endure the awful
burning. itching, smsrtings skin-diseases
known as sstefters another name for
Eczema. Seems good 70 realixs, also, that
q perfect cure.
Mrs, d. Il. Kenney writes: III cannot suff-
csentiv express INV thanks TO you for your
~ W9hs0fTs Eczema Ointment It has cured
rav letter which has troubled me for over
sftv wears All druggists. or BY mat. PC.
PrEIwFEE CH MICAL 80.
N. xeuis. 40. PhilAdsiphia, Pa.
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FREMONT.

Miss Gladys Stinson, of Swans Island,
visited friends here this week.
DIR. Hess, of New York, preached here
Sunday. A. C. circuit, of Massachusetts,,
sang.
Mrs. Granville Prock, who is spending
the summer at Swans Island. spent last
week with Mrs. Mary Rich She leaves
next month for Lubec, where her husband
will be principal OF the high school.
Aug. is. KIN.