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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-09
WEST FRANKLIN.

Ohio Smith shot fine buck last week
at Casebottle heath.
Boyd Robertson is at work for Lewis
Shumsn at "Klondike".
Clarence Morse was business visitor In
bar Hsrbor two days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Crabtres are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF q son.
Charles E. Smith Is high line on sspork-
ers'', having killed one weighing Dearly
ESQ pounds.
The many friends Of Asa Henry Bali
were panied to hear of his serious accident
Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. K. Coonbs and daughter Rena
have been visiting relatives in Ellsworth
the past week.
W. b. Goodwin, of Bangor. and William
Goodwin, OF West Sullivan, were business
visitors in West Franklin las, week.
Mrs. Nina orcutt entertained the em-
broidery club last week. This week il
viii meet with Mrs. Eva scammon.
d. e. Smith, Joseph Higgins and Norman
Smith have been taking q weeks outing
at the Red Mems camp at DonnelI's pond.
Garland Hardison, who has taken 9
course as nurse in the hospital in rsan-
ton, Mass, is visiting his parents, Henry
Harrison and wife.
Mrs Grace Savage has been on short
visit to relatives in sko~hssan. she was
accompanied home by Mr. savsre's
mother, who will spend the winter here
with her sons.
Gsien circuit and vile, Foster Marston
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Miss
Hodgkins, Forrest and Beatrice Coombs
are spending few days at Mr.. Circuits
camp in East brook.
Dec. Ecx.n
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stock Of goods from the store he has occu-
pied for several years to the Sprague block
near the junction Of Cherryneh and sulii-
van roads.
Mr.. Underhiil, of Chester,N. r., Is the
CUES, OF his son. DIR. c. 8. Underhiil.
Mrs. Lena Clark and daughter Gladys
visited relatives at Sullivan last week.
Edward siisby. OF Aurora, was a week
end guest at the Mscomber homestead.
Mrs. Minnie Wiley, of cherryfeld, is
visiting her parents, Robert Phillips and
wife.
The illness of Allan Bragdon is much re-
GREETED. 1t is hoped be may speedily re-
cover.
Misses Hazel Clark and Geneva Butler
visited Mrs. James 4. Parsons at Lubcc
last week.
Mrs. b. c. Graves, OF Northeast Harbor,
was q recent visitor among old home
people here.
Miss Geneva Brsedon, who returns
from Castine normal school this week,
will teach in town.
Mrs. Martha Havey is spending few
weeks with her granddaughter, Mrs. Lula
Peavey, in Bangor.
Mrs. Effie Mscomber has closed Macom-
Der lodge at Eastbrook and, with her
daughter, Miss Charlotte, is spending a
few days here with her son Thomas and
wife before going to Sullivan for the
winter.
non
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COUNTY NEWS.
BAR HARBoR.

Frank Lsrned, OF Vermont, is the guest
OF his son, Rev. A. G. Iarned.
Miss Margaret Eveleth is organist for
the Forest street Sunday school.
George Haywood Is improving his resi.
dence by . coat OF paint.
Harry Rowe, formerly Of this town, Is
seriously III in the state OF Washington.
Harry Rodick has moved his family
from his farm in Marlboro to residence
on Eden street for the winter.
ssThe Hall boys" gave to their friends a
most enjoyable dance at the Casino We'd
nesdsy evening, Dec. 2.
William Allen and wife are enjoying
visit from their little nephew, John
Keisor, Of Ellsworth.
Mrs. A. L. Manchester and little dsugh-
ter Eunice have returned from q week
end trip to Seal Harbor.
Fred Hapworth, care taker at the Fsbbri
estate, has moved his family from Eden
street to the Fsbbri place for the winter.
1llts iShfts han hNhbhb11 aA1,h :"
months vacation spent with her mother
on Long Island, and IL employed as =
waitress in joys restaurant.
A party OF young people were delight
fully entertained last Thursday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Faiken-.
strom to celebrate the sixteenth birthday
OF their daughter Evelyn.
The Harrison club entertained the
ladies OF St. Saviour's parish at the parish
hall last Thursday evening. Hon. l.. b.
Deasy was the chief speaker OF the even
ing, and with his usual happy faculty,
interested, entertained and instructed.
Sandwiches, cake and cocoa were served
by the men, and although no one could
find out who was chief chef, the refresh
ments and service were above reproach.
Dancing was enjoyed the last of the
evening, with music by wescott's orches-
ira.
Dec. z. III.
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TRENTON.
Dec.s

5. L. Kingsley, of Bar Harbor, was in
town Tuesday.
Russell B. Moore returned home from
Bar Harbor Friday.
Arthur Jordan spent the weekend with
his brothers family at Northeast Harbor.
Harry L. Davis, who broke bis leg in
September, is able TO walk out with the
aid Of crutches.
Mrs. Cottle and son Edward, OF Ellis
worth Falls, visited her sister, Mrs. Percy
). Moore, last week.
A. {. Jordan and son Charles returned
20 Northeast Hsrbor Saturday, after
spending 3 few days with his parents, B.
r. Jordan and wife.
Miss Blanche A. Hopkins, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. II. L. Davis, the past
ten weeks, will spend the winter with her
mother, Mrs. l. }. Davis.
Dec. Z. MAY.
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wALTHAM.

Miss Huidah Woodward has gone to
Bangor.
Scenic grange will have Q pie socisble
Wednesday evening, Dec. is, All are in
vited.
Mrs Leota Harrison and daughter Lettie
have returned to their home in Northeast
Harbor.
A large number attended the grange at
Mariaville Saturday evening, and report a
fine time.
The Heipsomehow club held its Christ
mas sale Saturday afternoon. 1t was
largely attended and everything was sold,
realizing quite sum. The room was
decorated with evergreen and colored
paper, and was very attractive. The club
will discontinue meetings until after
the holidays.
Scenic grange held its regular meeting
Wednesday evening, with large attend
ance. There was q program and e mil
linery contest by five young men. The
prize for the most up-to-date hat was
awarded to Ormand Haslem. Five young
ladies will have the next contest. The
young men feel confident they will win.
Refreshments were served.
Dec g. r.
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SPEC
MARLBORO.

James Butler il remodeling his house
and is making fine large kitchen.
Some OF the farmers have taken advan-
tage of the warm days and have been
blowing.
Mrs. Sarah Moore, who haH been visit
ing at Lakewood, has returned to w. l.
Ford's.
Harry Rodick has moved his family to
Bar Harbor~ for the winter. Warren
Grover and wife will move into the Ro-
dick house.
Miss Susie DeIaittre closed her school
here last week for three weeks vacation.
She has taught 9 successful school, and
the pupils are glad she will return for the
winter term.
Mrs. George Mcclellan has spent some
weeks with her parents, ut Danforth. Mr..
Mcclellan went q week ago to visit his
parents. and TO accompany his wife home.
They returned last Thursday, bringing
back q fine large deer.
Dec. 4. ARE.
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Inc German Military Mach,.
The American Maqasiue sen, n','s
win TO Europe at the out break J, !, "n l.
ana the November number pub,,.s w,
article by him entitled .Tbe w ,a.ss "a
War" In which he describes viv,a,s Of
he personally saw. He w,,na- What
final destruction Of Louvain. ~ Tie
with soldiers and officers, saw ~, 'sss
taken out to be shot, and heard 49, s"1'a,
OF cannon and rapid-fsre guns n !. Uoon
lowing passage taken from n. NY lol'
Irwin describes some of the wons ..'''i'
the German military machine ss !. =
served II in Louvain: o.
I'm glimpses here and thar
messed the thorough manner IN w
German army takes possession !, ). =. ne
queredl town. Plainly, they knsw ~. sOa'
alley, every seat of municipal sr,,r,.' '
this city hich they had come ~ -
Within an hour the generals. The n' s4s'
ling who accompanied this armv srsas
higher stan officers, had been assig.s.a
quarters at the Table Ronde, the ,s.s,. "
able club OF Louvain. Their eternal 'S
automobiles had unloaded their n, =.
servants Of the club were at work gs,,' ~
dinner. "4s
THE stan officers were at the be., 49,,
In the city; one could not get w;,hI.
block OF the entrance.
THAT night, one OF US saw In. 49,.
quarters OF the general stat. rh., -,
gone straight to the Psiais de Ju.,,c, ~
court house OF L,uvain, and taken iran.
diate and familiar possession. A bs,,...
OF typewriters, manned by soldier a..
civilian clerks, was bard at work. Lon.
before that, the windows and wallis -.
q proclamation in French and Plsm,,s
announcing the names OF three ho.,.,.'
who bad been seized for the good behsy,o,
OF the town, and commanding the ci,i,.,.
to rest tranquil in their homes. The g..
mans had brought along the printing.
press which turned out this NOTES. a..
the iinguists who put 1t in French ana
Flemish.
wherever we turned, we saw that .,r.
methodical, cold biooded efficiency. IN,
provision for everything"
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Will Cook, Of South Gouldsboro, was q
weekend guest at ). w. Coles.
Miss Beulah Cove arrived Saturday to
resume her duties In the schoolroom.
Mrs Lizzie Wilson and her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Over, are visiting in Port
Clyde.
Allison Colwell and wife have moved
into the John Hutchings house on the
Pond road.
James Giilanders closed the factory the
first Of the week, and has returned to
Boston for the winter.
Mrs. Harvard Hsvey and son Dwight, OF
West Sullivan, spent the past week with
her parents, w. II. Moore aud wife.
Mrs. Emeline Robinson has returned
home, after visit Of several weeks with
her niece, Mrs. l.. B. Deasy, at Bar Har-
Dor.
Schoodic lodge, K. Of p, had large at
tendance at its last meeting, when il
worked the second rank on q candidate.
The Pythian Sisters furnished delicious
supper.
The library Thursday club met last
week with Mrs. Roy c. Dalzeu. There
were ten present. 1t was voted to sus-
pend the weekly meetings until Dec. 81,
when Mrs. John w. Stinson will be
hostess.
The social and calendar sale sby the
library association Tuesday evening was
well patronized, and Melted a nice little
sum for the ASSOCIATION. A short but in
teresting program consisted of Q mono
logue, "At the Box Office" by Mrs. ]. W.
Stinson, dialogue by the school chill
dren, and music.
Dec q
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NEWS
souTHwEsr HARRoR.

Hazel Savage has gone to Midway,
Mass, where she will again be employed
in the straw factory.
Mrs. Lizzie Holmes, who has been in
Bangor the past two weeks for treatment
by DR.. Pniibrick, is gaining in health and
win soon be home.
The new cottage in the Cousins field,
built for Rev. E. Nj. Cousins, has been
finished on the outside aud closed for the
winter.
Seth Thornton and wife, of Houlton,
who came to Southwest Harbor for the
Thanksgiving family reunion at the Car
roll home, were on the B. and A. train
wreck recently. Mrs. Thornton was
slightly injured in one leg. Her sister,
Katherine Carroll, who accompanied them
home, escaped without a bruise.
Neighborhood sympathy is with
Micheel o'Connor, whose house was
burned Sunday morning from fire which
broke out on the roof. Mr.. O'Connor
lives alone, and as there were no neigh
bors near, his unaidee efforts failed to
subdoe the flames. When be found it inn
possible to save the house, he turned to
getting out the household furniture, most
OF which he saved except the cook stove.
There was no insurance. The homeless
man has taken refuge in the barn, which
has been made to serve as a summer home
for the family OF his brother Patrick, but
is unfit for. winter weather. 1t is to be
hoped that interested friends will see that
he has comfortable home for the winter.
Rowena Rebekah lodge gave pleasing
entertainment in the lodge room Thurs
day evening, Dec. 8. AS is the general
custom, a sale OF fancy and useful needle
work, ice-cream, etc., preceded the pro-
gram, which wss as follows; Music,
Newman orchestra; piano duet, Jessie
Lawton and Cora Mills; solo, Marguerite
Giliey; reading. Hattie Savage; chorus
singing, class OF girls; solo, Mr.. Mordecai;
reading; solo, Miss Frances Pollard, OF
Ole Town; duet, Newman brothers; solo,
Mr.. Mordecsi music, orchestra. A social
hour followed. The committee was well
satisfied with financial results.
Dec T. SPRAY
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MANSET.

8. 8. King lost q valuable horse last
week.
Mrs. Katie Smith visited Mrs. M. A..
Stanley Friday.
Mrs Amos Dolliver has returned from
Massachusetts.
Irving Kent, OF Massachusetts, visited
his father, Elmer Kent, last week.
Schooner Annie Kimball, Capt. Whit
more, is loading fish for F. Q. Doliiver.
Schooner Nickerson, Capt. Hamilton,
arrived Sunday with 20 900 pounds Of fish,
sold TO J. L. Stanley q Sons
The ladies' aid society OF the Methodist
church will hold its Christmas sale at
Wards ball Tuesday, Dec. L.
Roland Stanley, of Harrington, has
been town few days, driving from Har-
rington with q team be recently bought.
There will be no service in the Union
church Sunday evenings until further
notice, on account of Mr.. Dresser's ill
health.
A wedding took place at the Baptist
parsonage saturday evening, when Elmer
Mitchell and Blanche Kelley, Of fremont,
were married.
All are sorry to hear that Mrs. A. e.
Foss, while ON q visit, had blood poison
ing in her hand, caused by a splinter.
She Is in hospital in Bangor. All hope
for her speedy recovery.
Dec. Z. LILAC.
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BASS HARBoR.

Harry and Lewis Albee and their wives
have moved TO Rockiand for the winter.
Leslie Rich, George Murphy and Charles
Colt have gone toRoekIand, scalIoping.
The ladies' aid society will hold its
Christmas sale at the church next We'd
nesd&y, Dec. ..
Hiram Dix, g., 10 at home for few
days, while the vessel he goes In makes q
trip to Portland with fare Of fresh fish.
Dec. z. X. w.
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LILAC.
FRANKLIN.

Mrs. L. T. Bunker visited in Bangor
Fridsy.
Miss Lola Dyer is arranging for Christ
mas musicale.
Mrs. 4. II. Goss was visitor in Bangor
and orrington last week.
Misses Lola Dyer and Julia Macomber
were in Ellsworth Thursday.
II. p. Bisisdell has decided to move his
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AsHyILLE.

Mrs. William Martin, who has been ill,
is gaining.
The primary class OF the Sunday school
has special program on next Sunday.
Miss Ora Leighton has gone to East
brook to spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Gladys Bragdon.
The Wednesday club will have its usual
Christmas sale at the grange hall Dec. o,
with O'Clock supper.
Mrs. Fred Bean ana Mrs. Linwood Mar
tin were guests of Mrs. Bertha Bean in
Sullivan Center one day last week.
School began Monday on BRIGHAM hill.
Miss Atwater, the teacher, returned from
two weeks vacation to her home in
West Jonesport on Saturday.
Dec.7. PHUBE.
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ssRum Tum Dirty -

Some call it .rum tum dit,yn and
others ''red rabbit, but II seems to b
very popular and more sppetising thsu
the old style "welsh rarebitn. Tryit,o.
night Pour contents OF one can con.
densed tomato coup into chatting dish Q,
cheese cut in dice. Cook until cheese /.
thoroughly melted. Add red pepper 10
taste, and one egg, slightly beaten. stir
we'll q few minutes and serve no, On
crackers or toast.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-09

How Many Can You Answer?
An exchange digs out the following
questions that Will keep most people
guessing:
you can any Gay see a white horse, but
did you ever see q white eoltf
How many different kinds of trees
grow In your neighborhood, and what are
they good fort
Why does horse eat igrass backward
anda cow forwardY
Why does Q bop vine wind one way
and bean vine the otherf
Where should chimney be the largest.
at the top or bottoms
Gan you tell why a horse, when tied
with . rope, always unravels it, while q
COW always twists it into kinky knot,
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MOUNT DESERT.
DEATH OF GEORGE v. ARSoLD.

DEATH OF GEORGE y. ARNOLD.
Friday last, at 4 p. m, George Francis
Arnold passed away at his nome in Brook
line, Mass. after only few days Illness
OF pneumonia.
For many years Mr.. Arnold, with bis
wife, had been q constant visitor TO this
village, having owned a large amount Of
real estate here, with summer cottage,
.Brightside." besides Scamp Taylor" AZ
long pond. He leaves many friends, who
will feel his loss keenly, and our LITTLE
village loses a good, kind and beloved
citizen whose place can never be filed.
Mr.. Arnold was a Christian man. He
took great interest in all OF the societies
of the village, especially the church, III
brary and village Improvement societies,
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IsLESFORD.

Mr.. Dane has had q Christmas sale at
the Neighborhood house.
The Mothers club held q social and
supper at the Neighborhood last wednes-
day evening. 1t was well pstronized.
Mrs. Fred Squirting, who has been suffer
ing with an infected finger, went to the
Bar Harbor hospital last Friday for sur
gical treatment.
A quiet wedding took place at the home
Of q. I. Hsdlock Nov. -, when his grand
son, Clarence Spuriing, and Mrs. Rens
Fernaid were married.
Dec T. q
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Leonard Young. who has been in Fran
ingham, Mass, Is home.
Donsid Cameron, Of Bar Hsrbor, was =
recent guest 81 l. n. s@iisbury's.
School reopsns this morning, with Miss
Audrey HodgkiDs, Of Marlboro, teacher.
Charley walls spent last week with his
sister, Mrs. Harry Bordeaux, at somes
Sound.
Dec. z. ".
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the latter Of which he was the organizer
and president. He helped to do great
deal towards the building up of the viii
lage. A better, more useful, more kindly
man never lived.
He leaves wife, who will feel his death
greatly, as no near relatives are left to
comfort her. Mrs. Arnold has the deepest
sympathy OF this entire community
Dec. 7. G. s. 8.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Gapcelo Herricx is quite ILL.,
Abe Dury and wife, who have been Wis
iting in Boston, are home.
The friends of Alec Briggs and wife
gave them q surprise party Nov. ~, their
wedding anniversary. They were pre-
sentsd with q handsome china closet.
The evening was pleasantly spent.
Dec G.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.
Mrs. Collins Powers is III.

Mrs. Collins Powers 10 Ill.
Capt. r. A. Haskell came home from
New York Monday and hauled up his yes
sci for the winter.
Hosea Barbour arrived home last week.
He has been upon the Grand Lakes, yacht
ing, the past season.
John H. Pressey and wife came from
Cranberry Isles last week to spend the
winter with Mrs. George Brown.
Capt. George l.. Hardy has arrived
home, having hauled up his vessel, the
Fanny and Fay, in Portland for the win
ter.
Capt. belmont Torrey and wife came
home Friday. His vessel, the schooner
Emily q. White, is at stonington loading
for New York.
Dec, Z. III.
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Inc -edxwtck nigh school, wnicn
opened this tall. has an attendance of
twenty-six students, including the sopho-
more and freshmen years. The principal
10 Cecil A. Rollins, of vsssalboro.
wick sophomore. Ruby Pert; fresh
man, Roy Ksefe. From sedgwick, sopho-
mores, Wesley Brsey, Cornelius Hsgerthy,
Theodore Smith; freshmen, Florence
Brsey, Harold Bridges, Paul Byard,
Arthur Cousins. Kathleen Gray, Lawrence
Hsgsrthy. From Brooklin, sophomore,
Byron Ford. From sargentviils, sopho-
nores, Ralph Harding, Gertrude Hooper;
freshmen, Elsis Chstto. Alice Grindsi,
Olney Grindle, Chxries Kane, Catharine
Sargent, Marion Weed. Fromwest sedg-
wick, sopbomores, Della Gray, Maize
Gray, Mary Nevells. Irene Prescott, Jennie
Staples; freshman, Martha Carter.
The school colors are blue and gray.
The class officers are as follows; Sopho-
mores, marshal, Ralph Harding; presi-
dent. Theodore smith; vice. president,
Cornelius Hagerthy; secretary and treas
urer, Gertrude Hooper. Freshmen. mar
shall. Charles kanes president, Cathsrine
Sargent; vice-president, Kathleen Gray;
secretary and treasurer, Elsie NJ. Chatto.
Class coIors for sophomores, green and
white; freshmen, green and gold.
The attractive school building consists
Of study room, recitation room, lsbors-
tory, hail and large basement. The flag
and fiagpole were donstedabyl DIR. Rufus
Hsgerthy, Of Sedgwiek. The school has q
nice bell, for which money was contrib
uted by interested friends. The study
room is well equipped and the building is
heated by hot-air Furnaces.
Dec 4 Sr~
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Your Cold 10 Dangerous
Rreak n Up-Nox.

Cold Is readily catching. A rundown
3; = snseePsi1,s 70 ss snn you ows u
SIGHT the Germs at once. DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey Is fine for Colds and Coughs, 1t
loosens the Mucous, stops the Cough and
soothes the Lungs. It's guaranteed. Only
x6c, ~ your Druggist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-09
Prompt Action WIN stop Your Cough

When you first catch q Cold loftep indi-
Gated by q sneexe or coughl. break 10 up nj
once The idea that sit does not matter
often leads to serious complications. The
remedy which immediately aud easily pene-
trates the lining OF the throat IL the kind de-
manded. DR.. Kings New Discovery soothes
the Irritation, loosen the phlegm. You feel
better at once. 1T seemed to reach the very
testimonials. SOC. at your Druggist.
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GOTT'S ISLAND.

Miss Emma E, Harrison was here over
Sunday and preached three interesting
sermons.
Capt. Frank Babbidge, Philip Moore and
IA. V. Babbidge were at Bass Harbor We'd
nesday on business.
Dec. 4. Curps
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Miss Lids Stinson arrived home We'd
nesdsy after spending two weeks with
friends in Bangor.
Miss Muriel Hardy has returned to her
home in Sunset, after spending her vaca-
lion with her grandmother here.
Dec. 8. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-09

Deans Reguiets cure constipation without
gripping, nausea. nor any weakening effect
Ask your druggist for them. Is cents per
box.-Advf.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sARoENrvrLLE.

Charles K. Foster has returned from
Franklin.
Mr.. aud Mrs. wesson are at their sum-
mev home brief time before leaving for
Chicago.
The supper at sargentvilie chapel Dec. 2
Tor the benefit OF the cemetery fund netted
q good sum.
Byron Wood, second mate of steamer
}. I. Morse, Is visiting his parents, e. s.
Wood and wife.
Leroy Chatto Is spending few days at
BiaehilL Later he will visit his brother,
Principal G. l. chatto, at orono.
Mrs. Charles Bsbson, who was operated
upoa BY Dr. Webster, of castine, is doing
nicely. All hope to see her home in a
short time.
Mrs. Clspp, who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Nellie Sargent, and Mrs.
Howard, who has been visiting Mrs.
Eugene cispp, left Friday, the former for
Oklahoma and the latter for St. Louis, Mo.