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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-11

Rlmouski, Que, May 81 Nine hun
dred and aixty four persons los. their
lives Friday morning when the great
Canadian Pacific twin screw liner EN-
press Of Ireland was rammed amid
ahiha ~ q thick fog on Father Point
in tha 81 Lawrence and sunk BY the
Norwegian collier stoFstad,
-Four hundred ana three survivors
we're picked up from hoatlng wreck
age and two itfeboats.
And only IL Of ths saved are women
Gathered pisesmeal from survivors
the horror u this wreck grows with
che telling
Waters Quickly Enuult Ship.
The doomed onea had little time
even to pray They were enguifed BY
the onrushlng waters that swallowed
ths big ahlp inside OF nineteen min
nles from the tins she was struck
The wireless operators on the Em'
press, sticking To their posts 10 the
last. bad time only 10 send few 3
O s calls for help when the Flains
waters ssleneed their Instruments
That nileaee told the rescuers miles
away more patently than u bsgie that
iaom had overtakon the ship
Only aix hours before this tatogu
collision tha passengers sang az
good night hyrun God lie Win fot
Ttu We Meet Again. played by ta'
Salvation Army band on board,
The matabera u that band and mos
u tha ies AalSasioniats we're amonl
fhs Inaf
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-11
Survivors Almost Naked.

Most OF the survivors were almost
naked In the cold morning. with the
temperature at So degrees and white
frost on the ground.
AT 6:10 the Norwegian collier
Storstad, coal laden, from sydney, N.
S. for Montreal came along slowly,
When her bow had been smashed in
Il became known that she was the
vessel that had struck the Empress
oy ireland the fatal blow. The Stros-
tad was tSc much damaged to allow
her to proceed to 2aebec under her
own steam. but before proceeding she
landed a few survivors and some dead
bodies. which were taken OF by the
steamer Eureka and Lady EVELYN and
landed on the Remoush wharf"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-11

age. we're picked up by the lifeooats
and carried on board the rescuing VeS-
sells.
Captain Kendall, dazed and unable
TO give any coherent account OF 'h'
loss Of his ship. was found cinging 10
a broken spar.
J. W. Langley, rancher, Of Cantord'
-. c.. went down with the ship pu'
held his breath. and, coming 10 the
surface. found piece OF wreckage ai-u
chung TO il until picked up.
One Of the survivors, 10 explaining
the quickness with which the Empress
OF Ireland went down, said:
THE collier, being only something
over 5000 tons, did not reach up even
to the upper or topmost deck OF our
hull. Her boz cut under the upper
deck and took a peeling OF the side OF
our ship that allowed the water "
| rush into the lower decks. Theh the
/ liner heeled over, and even those III
| the superstructure deck rooms hau ho
| chance to save themselves HunoreoF
| OF them must have been dumped ou'
OF their berths and slammed asaihS'
the walls with stunning force.
Scenes on Shore.
Father Point, Que, May ~ lne
Empress of ireland passed and LANDED
her pilot here at L.: 80 this morning
said an official OF the Canadian IA
cific There was haze at the tilne
At l:5O a. IN. was awakened by al
g. o. s." ring on my door bell ana
rushing down. was informed by mar
conf operator that the Erspress OF ire
land was sinking. having been struc'
by some vessel In undress ! starte'
to help. No other signal could d
got from the doomed vessel. She ma
no time to give another. as she sam
ten minutes after being struck.
Mr.. Whiteside. manager OF the MAJ
conf station, rendered effective ser'
ice by notifying the government
steamer Eureka, at Father Pom
wharf, and the Lady Evelyn at III
mouski wharf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-08-12
EAST FRANKLIN.
ANON.
Aug. 10

Lloyd Blaisdell and family have moved
into their new house.
Miss Edith Gordon, of Washington,
d. e., is making her yearly visit to her
parents, T. w. Gordon and wife.
Roscoe B. Blsisdell, of Providence, R. l.,
is home for two weeks visit with his
parents, F. E. Blaisdeli and wife.
Mrs. Mabel Erskine and Mrs. Nellie
Blaisdell spent the weekend with NJ. NJ.
Urann and family at East Sullivan.
Master Paul Blaisdell has gone to
Northeast Harbor, where he is employed
as elevator boy at the Rock End hotel.
The Methodist church caught fire
Thursday evening OF last week from an
overturned lamp and narrowly esca ped
destruction.
Miss Valma Bragdon, OF Seattle, Wash,
who has been visiting relatives at La
moline, is now with her uncle, T. NJ.
Blaisdell and family.
Aug. 10. b.
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NORTH HANCOCK.
THELMA.

Miss Gertrude Carroll, OF Fort Fairfield,
is the guest OF A. E. Googins.
Il. 7. Wilbur, of Bar Harbor, was a re-
cent business visitor in town.
Mrs. NJ. B. Joy and Mrs. Sarah Foss
were in Bar Harbor Wednesday.
John Springer, of South orrington,
visited his mother, Mrs. Carrie Springer,
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary West has returned to her
home in Egypt, after few months with
her daughter, Mrs. c. c. Stratton.
Merle Googins returned from Massachu-
sets Saturday, after visit of few weeks
with relatives and friends there.
w. E. Tracy and wife and Mrs. vernie
Bragdon and dsughther Erma, OF Frank
lin, were recent guests of Mrs. c. E.
Googins.
Mrs. A. E. Googins, Mrs. Z. E. Googins
and Misses Grace and Hope Nc
Kenney and Gertrude Carroll went to Bar
Harbor Sunday and were fortunate in hav-
ing an opportunity to visit the German
liner Cecilie, as visitors were not allowed
on board except by special pass.
Aug. 10. ANON.
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COUNTY NEWS.
STONINGTON.

Minot Goss, of Lynn, Mass, is a guest
of w. II. Goss and wife.
The army worm has struck this town.
They all crawl to the south.
Donald Warren,of Arlington, Mass, is
a guest at Fred A. Torrey's.
Mrs. Frank S. Warren has gone to Old
Orchard to attend camp meeting.
Miss Amanda Warren, of Portland, is
the guest of her brother, Frank s. Warren.
Hon. Sumner P. Mills, of Pennington,
is in town visiting his mother, Mrs. p. FL.
Mills.
Mrs. Louis Coolbroth, OF Boston, with
daughter, is spending month with her
mother, Mrs. w. L. Greenlaw.
Mrs. George Silver and Stanley Silver
left on Saturdays boat for visit with
relatives in South birmingham, Mass.
Harvey candage had his foot badly in
iured last week at the Rodgers Granite
quarry. A carrier dropping crushed the
foot.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg, of Apollo, Pa,
are in town for few weeks. Mr.. Gregg
will supply the pulpit OF the Methodist
church during that time.
Mrs. Fosta Hamblen and daughter Clara
went to Northeast Harbor Saturday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. George Man
chester, former resident OF this town.
The Eastern Dredging Co. has been
widening and deepening the thoroughfare
at the entrance of the harbor, and is now
removing the rocks. This is good work,
and will be a great convenience to the
shipping.
OF interest here is the marriage OF Miss
Edna Mckenzie, daughter of William
Mckenzie and wife, to David Smith,
superintendent Of the Eastern Dredging
Co., at Moose Island. Mrs. Smith is one
of our most attractive young ladies, and a
favorite with all.
Aug. 10. NIHII,
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"MY FEET ARE STRONG,
VIGOROUS AND HEALTHY. 4"

"My corns dropped out and all pain
and misery have disappeared from Call
louses and Bunions, and 25 cents did it.''
Apackage of Eco for Feet, the quickest
acting and surest remedy for painful,
swollen feet, costs but Is cents at drug
gists'.
In every package there is free box OF
Eco for Corns. Use it as directed for three
days. On the fourth day lift out the
Corn-all Of it. Separate box OF Eco For
Corns, 1e-cents.--G. A. PARcHER, Els
worth.
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HALL QUARRY.

Byron Merchant is here from Sullivan
to work.
Oscar Nelson and wife have moved here
from Sullivan.
Mrs. Carrie Innes left this morning for
visit with friends in Mason, n. II.
Mrs. Fannie Barton and son are visiting
her brother, Stephen Richardson, and wife.
There will be a masquerade ball here
next Wednesday night. Music by Har-
kins & Grant.
Marcia and Clifford Robinson have gone
to Otter Creek to visit their aunt, Mrs.
Edgar Walls.
Congratulations are extended to Fred
Dalton and wife on the birth OF a son, and
to Charles johnson and wife on the birth
Of daughter.
Aug. 10. BRIAR,
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A pretty wedding took place at the
home OF Capt. {. M. Stratton and wife
Wednesday evening, when their daughter
Flora A. was united to George Bard, of
Dorchester, Mass, the single ring service
being performed by Rev. w. II. Rice, in
the presence of the immediate family and
relatives.
The bride was attended by her sister
Grace, and the groom by Roy Stratton,
brother of the bride. Little Ruby Gage
acted as flower girl. The bridal process
sion entered the parlor to the strains of
the wedding march from Lohengrin,
played by Mrs. Sumner Foster. The room
was prettily decorated, and bower of
green was arranged, under which the
ceremony was performed.
The brides dress was white silk, with
beautiful drawnwork which Capt. Stratton
brought from the Canary Islands, and she
carried shower bouquet of pinks. Her
bridesmaid wore a dress of pole blue and
carried roses. After the ceremony, re-
freshments were served.
The bride is one of Lamoine's popular
young ladies, graduate OF Castine normal
school and has taught successfully for sew
eral years. MIR. Bard is employed as a
railway mail clerk, and has spent his va
cation here for several summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bard left amid a shower of
confetti, in an automobile fifty decorated,
with their destination unknown to their
friends. They will make their home in
Dorchester.
The presents were numerous and beau
tiful, notable among them being a spread
of exquisite hand work, the gift of Capt.
Stratton.
Out-of- town guests were Mrs. James
Bard, e. A. Gage, wife and daughter
Ruby, and Miss Ella Bard, of Dorchester;
Il. L. Hodgkins and wife, of Mattapan;
John Whitaker and wife, of Neponset,
Mrs. Esther Whitaker and Miss Chenery.
Aug. 10. r. H.
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BRIAR.
MANSET,

Mrs. Alice Moore is home from Bangor
on visit; also her daughter, Miss Grace
Morris, OF Massachusetts.
Roland Stanley returned to his home in
Harrington Tuesday. His sister, Mrs.
Cora Kent, accompanied him home.
Quite number gathered at the hone OF
Mrs. George Whitmore Saturday after
noon, it being her birthday. The gather
ing was complete surprise to her. A
good time was enjoyed by all.
Varney King is home from Saddleback
light on visit. His mother and sister,
Mrs. Ella King aud Miss Margaret, OF
Waverley, Mass, are visiting at his home.
His other sister, Mrs. Kate Hathaway, and
baby Ruth, returned to their home in
Waverley Friday.
Aug. 10. LILAC.
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DEER ISLE.

"The FRS" has about sixty guests.
The ladies' aid society will hold it's
annual fair and sale Wednesday.
Mrs. Minnie Eaton, of Mountainville.
who had been i'll a long time, died Sunday
morning.
Miss Elsie Haskell, who is employed
with CHM & Co., is spending her vaca-
tion with her people here.
Capt. Edward Greenlaw, who commands
a steam yacht out of New York, is spend
ing few days with his family.
Harrison Weaver and wife, who have
been in town two weeks, left for their
home in New Haven Monday.
Capt. Jasper w. Haskell died Friday
evening after long and painful illness OF
nearly a year. Capt. Haskell was one of
Deer Isles most famous sea captains,
prominent in all that made the town bet
ter, and leading citizen for many years.
He leaves vacancy in the community
that will be hard to fill. He leaves a
widow and three sons - Caleb, Willard
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

Mrs. Earl Hanscom has returned to
Lewiston.
Mrs. Annie Closson has gone to Rock
land for few days.
Albert Lakin, wife and daughter are
guests OF Foster Pierce.
Louise circuit, OF Hyde Park, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. John circuit.
Mrs. Nellie Varnum and daughter
Mollie have been visiting here this week.
The North sedgwick Canning Co. is
canning blueberries to the capacity OF the
plant.
II. o. Staples, who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Hanscom, returned to Boston
Monday.
Rev. Harold Marshall and Victor A.
Friend, of Melrose, Mass, have been
guests OF @. NJ. Allen and wife few days
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WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. Anna Lopaus, of Newton High
lands, Mass, is visiting here.
Mrs. L. A. Clark spent two days last
week with her sister, Mrs. G. w. Lunt.
Mrs. Edwin Lopaus and daughter Leta,
who have been visiting on opeechee, re-
turned home this week.
Rev. Mrs. Emma E. Harrison attended
the dedication of the Baptist church OF
Seal Cove, and delivered a short address.
R. M. Simonds, wife and son Ralph, of
Arlington, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Simonds' parents, George w. Lunt and
wife. !
Mrs. Laura Norwood, of Brewer, who
has been visiting here, returned home last
week, accompanied by Mrs. W. FL. Web
ster.
w. A. Clark and son VIII and Basil X.
Lunt, who have been working at Stoning
ton, spent Sunday at home. They will
work next week at Bear island.
Misses Sadie and Gertrude Carver and
little sister, Helen Clancy, OF Owls Head,
who has been visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah A. Reed, returned home Tues
day.
&. A. Rideout and family, Miss Gertrude
and Master Richard, of Arlington, Mass,
who spent the month OF July with Mrs.
Rideout's uncle, George w. Lunt, are now
visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. A. Clark, of
Manset.
Aug. 8. THELMA.
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.

DR.. Fred Brigham, Of Mansfield, WASH,
is at home.
Miss Charlene Wilson is at home for a
couple Of weeks.
Miss Ina Wiley, of Ellsworth, is guest
OF Gertrude Joy.
Miss Elizabeth Simpson is home from
Boston for couple of weeks.
The evening mail arrives about $50
p. M; office closes at I o'clock.
Miss Allen was guest of Mrs. Frank
Hill at West Gouldsboro last week.
Miss Alice Emery, Of Cambridge, Mass,
is guest of Mrs. A. S. Cummings.
Mrs. Harvey Remission and child, of
Boston, are guests Of Mrs. Downing at
c. III. Preble's.
Aug. 10. n.
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TRENTON,

johnson Spratt went to Bar Harbor
Sunday, for visit of a few days
Benjamin Garland and family spent
Saturday night and Sunday with relatives
in Ellsworth Falls.
Mrs. Lonnie Woodwork and son Har-
old, OF Bar Harbor, are visiting her pa
rents, b. F. Jordan and.wife.
Mrs. Melvin Mcfarland and son, of
Buffalo, N. Y, and her mother, Mrs. Jo-
siah Smith. of Ellsworth, are with her
brother, Henry Smith, for few weeks.
Aug. 10. MAY.
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M'KINLEY.
ANNE.

c. S. Leiutweiler is in town.
Ferris Sawyer was in town last week
d. l.. Richardson is spending two weeks
at home.
Miss Gertrude Knowlton is at home for
short stay.
Mrs. George Homestead visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Knowlton, last week.
Mrs. Ada Martin and daughter Miriam
are at home for short stay.
DR.. Fred c. Holden and family arrived
Wednesday for the remainder of the sea-
son.
Mrs. Maude Walls and children, Of
Rockland, visited her brother, Fred Thurs
ton, last week.
Mrs. Marion Twombley and daughter
Evelyn are home from Jonesport, where
they have visited Mrs. Eva Kelly.
Lewis Gott has sold his stock and rent
in F. L. Manchester's building to Mrs.
Anna Lunt, who will continue the trade.
Mrs. d. F. Norwood and son verrill
returned from Rocklsnd Thursday, &C.
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Anna
Huntley. Mrs. Norwood is in poor
health.
The Underwood boat AUX, of Jonesport,
ran into the motor boat belonging to
Daniel Lunt, Of Frenchboro, cutting it
in two parts. Mr.. Lunt was rescued by
the AUX. The accident occurred off
the cold storage wharf.
Aug. 10. p M
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NORTH LAMOINE.

The army worm has taken possession of
twenty-five acre lot of oats owned by
Edward Gilpatrick. They are so numer-
GUS they literally cover the highway.
Mrs. A. P. Carey, of Newburyport,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. P. B. Russell.
Mrs. Russell gave dinner party Thurs
day to about twenty Ellsworth friends.
Miss Alta Cole, of Prospect Harbor, and
Miss Flossie Hancock, Of Birch Har Dor,
spend several days with Miss Hancock S
aunt, Mrs. E. F. Young, on their way
home from Castine, where they have been
attending the summer school.
Aug. 10. S.JY
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HANCOCK.
r. H..

William Walker, OF Madison, was a re-
cent guest of his brother, Percy Walker.
Miss Carrie Holbrook, of Franklin, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert Young.
Miss Sarah s. Skinner, of New York, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Cakes.
Miss Sarah Bunker, OF Sullivan, was a
weekend guest of Mrs. Winfield Stratton.
Miss Gertrude Foss was guest of Miss
Bernice Eldridge, at Ellsworth, a few days
last week.
J. Herbert johnson, of Tacoma, Wash,
was recent guest of his brother, H. w.
johnson.
Ernest Young, of Springfield, Mass, is
spending his vacation with his parents, c.
B. Young and wife.
Nathaniel Sargent and wife, of Brook
line, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Sargent's
mother, Mrs. Abbie Wooster.
The members of the Pamela grange fair
committee met at the home of Mrs. Clara
F. johnson Monday evening. The fair
will be held Tuesday, Sept. %. The
different departments are arranging
premium lists which will be published
soon.
James c. Worthen, travelling salesman
for the American Glue Co., of Boston, who
has spent the past week at the home Of
o. w. Foss and wife, left Sunday for his
home in Meirose, Mass. Mrs. Worthen,
who has been longer guest here, accom-
panied him.
News was received here last week of the
total loss of the schooner Alice G. Crab
tree, at Port Joli, n. s. The vessel was
commanded by Capt. o. l.. Ora btree, OF
this place, who was slightly injured hsv-
ing three ribs broken. bis brother, Alfred
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SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Georgia Mcfarland spent last week
in Bar Harbor.
Lewis Leland and wife, of Bar Hsrbor-
are guests at Aston Leland's.
Miss Sadie Mcfarland returned Satur-
day from Castiue, where she attended
summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snider, of Middleboro,
Mass, are guests of Mrs. Snider's brother,
Rev. Mr.. Anger.
Mrs. Carl Dow and daughter, Of Need
ham, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Harry Dow
at Scamp Kenlois".
Percy Higgins and wife, of Maiden,
who have been guests Of Mrs. Ceylon EN-
cry, Mrs. Higgins sister, returned home
Sunday.
Leon L. Smith and wife, s. N. Rich,
Misses Iona and Margaret Rich lunched
at "Ksmp Kill Kare', Mrs. John Rich's
attractive tea-room, Sunday.
Aug. 10. r.
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Mill
HULL'S COVE.

Mrs. Cora Leighton and daughter Violet,
of Bangor, are at their bungalow.
Marion Stanley and wife, of MilIinocket,
are spending two weeks with W W. STAN
ley.
Miss Isabel Hamor, OF Bar Harbor, Wis
tied her aunt, Mrs. Chastens Hamor, last
week.
Mrs. George Chandler and Mrs. Colby, OF
Bucksport, visited at W. L. Chandler's re-
Gently.
Mrs. Elsie Stanley and Miss Alice Ward,
of Middleboro, Mass, are visiting at John
Stanley's.
Mrs. Susan NOVEL;, of Maiden, and
Mrs. Lucy A. Hamor, of South Boston,
are in their summer homes.
Rev. Mr.. Logic was in New York last
week. Rev. Mr.. Larned, OF Bar Harbor,
held the service in the church Sunday
night.
Loren F. Brewer and daughters Issphene
and Mrs. Bernice Henry and little daugh-
ter, of Bar Harbor, spent few days re-
Gently with relatives here.
The Busy Bees held their annual sale in
Kelly's hall last Thursday afternoon, and
continued through the evening with a
dance. The proceeds were about $50.
Mrs. Lloyd White gave a lawn party to
about 100 friends last Tuesday evening.
Japanese lanterns lighted the grounds.
Games and dancing were enjoyed. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Aug. 8. ANNE.
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WEST EDEN.

Percy Higgins, OF Maiden, Mass, spent
the past week with his parents, y. C.
Higgins and wife.
William Hopkins, wife and little
daughter Agatha have been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Walter Clark, the past week.
Rev. Horace Leavitt, a summer visitor
at Somesville, gave an interesting talk Of
the chapel Sunday evening. Miss Eleanor
Kittredge presided at the organ and sang
q solo.
A musicale and reading was given by
Miss Charlotte Walker, OF Somesville
Parker Fennelly, of Northeast Harbor,
and Miss Eleanor Kittredge, of this place,
at the grange hall Thursday evening.
Aug. 10. M.
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COUNTY NEWS
LAMoINE.

w. r. King is very low. DR.. T. j. King
has come again from Boston.
Ernest Warren and wife of Kennebunk,
are visiting Albert Whitaker and wife.
Friday afternoon a fire was discovered
in the cut-down OF d. d. Hodgkins, oppo-
site the town hall. Men were called at
once and soon had it under control.
DIR. Clarence King underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis last Monday at his
old home, where he was visiting. He is
comfortable, and seems to be doing well
though complications will make his re-
covery slow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-08-12
OTTER CREEK

Mrs. Susan Alley has gone to Bar M.
Dor to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuck have friends .,,
Boston at the bungalow this week
Mrs. Elsie Stanley and her granddsu,.
ter, Miss Ward, are visiting Mrs. stsnsy,
sister, Mrs. s. J. Walls.
Rev. Fred Stanley, with his wife N,
daughter Marie, OF HaIlowell, are At N,
Stanley's fathers, for q short stsy, n,
Stanley preached an interesting ssrr.
at the church Sunday afternoon.
Aug. 10.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ISLESFoRD

Miss Means, OF sedgwick. is ths .u...
her sister, Mrs. Earle Stanley. 4''a
Miss Jennie williston, Of som..,,,.
Mass, is the guest OF Mrs. Edison s,..'
The annual meeting of Islesio,d "
borhood house association will ~ ga
wednesday evening, Aug. u, ats o'cIo ~
Tyler Stanley, who has been a, ~. n
Harbor hospital for treatment ana :. -
brought home last week, is ain -
weak. w
Mrs Moore, OF Boston, was calIps ~.
last Saturday By the serious Hines. =, y
sister, Mrs. b. A. Spofford. saturdsv n.
Spofford was taken to the Ear g.,S,
hospital for an operation.
Aug. 10.