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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-16

The j. ID. Jacobs wood working mill. at
Pittsiieid, was burned Thursday evening
with a resulting loss to its owner, j. ID.
Jacobs, of between 5000 and 5000, only
partially covered by insurance.
Rev. Elmer F. Pember, OF Bangor, com
mitted suicide by shooting at Pittsiield,
Thursday. He was born in Illinois sixty
one years ago, graduated from Tufts college
and after filling pastorates in Cincinnati
and Titnsville. Ohio, and Essex, Mass.
came to Bangor where he was pastor OF
the First Universalist church sixteen
years, retiring from the ministry In 1906,
to enter the real estate business.
The trial OF DIR. Lionel +. Dudley, of
Presqne Isle, for the murder of Mildred
Sullivan, OF HouIton, came to an abrupt
end in the Supreme court last Thursday
as result OF the story told on the stand
Wednesday by Kate Michsud. wedues-
day night the attorneys for the defense
threw mp their hands, and Thursday fore
noon DIR. Dudley retrscted his plea OF not
guilty to murder and pleaded guilty to
mansarghter. He Was sentenced TO not
less than ten nor more than twenty years
In State prison.
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DEER ISLE.

DEER Isle.
The ladies' aid society will hold its
Christmas sale and fair Dec. is.
Rev. oryille j. Gnplin, of Ellsworth
Falls. has accepted the pastorate of the
First Congregational church here,
Pine Tree chapter, r. A. NJ, held its
annual communication Friday and elected
officers. There will be public install
iaiion.
Hiram Howard, who fell from the roof
OF his house while Singing. died from
the effects OF his injuries Sunday. The
funeral Was held at the chapel Tuesday,
Rev. o. j. Gupiiii officiating.
Mary A., wife of Sylvanus p. Eaton,
died suddenly Sunday morning. She had
been having the prevailing cold, bat was
not considered seriously ill, and her sud-
den death came as a great shock to her
family.
Harbor View CHAPTER, o. Il. s., held its
annual meeting Wednesday, with a large
attendance. A fine banquet was served at
o O'Clock. Three candidates were given
their degrees, after which officers were
elected as, follows: W. NJ, Ada Moore !;
w. r., Capt. Edwin l. Haskell; A. NJ,
Nora Haskell; secretary, Hazel V. Carman |;
treasurer, Carrie Z. Haskell; conductress,
Elizabeth Lowe; assistant conductress.
Winifred Haskell.
Dec. IA. REX.
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elected in 1880. He skipped the usual
pat to the State senate by way OF the
house of representatives.. going to the
Senate in 1893 as the youngest member Of
that body. lie served on important COM
mittees, and soon won recognition as a
governors councii in 1878.
In 1912 he went to the legislature
again as representative for his class. He
was delegate to International republican
convention in 1904 he was supervisor of
the census for the second district of Maine
in 1900 and again in 1910. He also served
for several years as judge OF the Western
Hancock municipal court.
tie was appointed a msmber OF the
board OF railroad commissioners In 1910,
and was chairman OF the board until it
was replaced recently by the new public
utilities commission.
In the party organization Mr.. Spofford
was always worker ana q leader. He
hsd been chairman of the republican
county committee, and for the past three
years had been the Hancock county menu
Der OF the repu blican State committee, a
position which he held at his death.
He was a thirty second degree Mason,
and last year served as grand master of
the Maine grand lodge He was a di-
rector OF the Union Trust Co. OF Ellis
worth.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Hannah Robinson, OF Mckinley,
is visiting Mrs Guy Cleveland.
Harry Stanley has moved his family
into the house formerly occupied by his
father.
Miss Augeline Robbins is employed in
the home of Mrs. Mabel Button. at Ston-
ington.
Mrs. Nina Stinson and son Kenneth are
spending few weeks with her mother,
Mrs, G. NJ. Pert.
Roy Hendrick and bride, who have
been visiting bis mother, Mrs. Hattie
Smith, have returned 70 Portland.
Mrs. Anna Tracy and daughter Miriam
have gone to Roxbury, Mass, where Miss
Miriam will enter acommercial college.
Guy Cleveland, OF this place, who is em-
ployed fn Iroquois Falls, Ont, is seriously
III OF blood poisoning in hospital there.
Dec. IL. TgEp.
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ELNER p. sroFroRp DEAD.
One of Hancock County's Most
Prominent Citizens.

Prominent Citizens.
Elmer p. Spofford, one OF the most
prominent citizens of Hancock county,
one of the strongest men of the Hancock
county bar and a republican leader in
State and county politics, died Saturday at
his home in Deer Isle. He had been fail
ing in health the past year.
Elmer p. Spofford was born in Deer Isle
February s, 1863. the son of Frederick p.
aud Caroline L. Spoford. He was edu-
Gated at West brook seminary and BY pri-
vate tutors. After teaching school for
three years, he commenced the study OF
law in Portland, and was admitted to
practice in the supreme court OF Maine
and the circuit court Of the United States
for the district of Maine, in 1855. For
year be practiced his profession in Port
land, and then returned to Deer Isle
where be had since resided.
Mr.. Spofford soon became prominent in
politics. A natural orator, with genius
for political leadership. he rose naturally
and quickly to position as republican
leader in his county and in the State.
His first elective Office was that of
county attorney for Hancock county, to
which he was elected in 1883 and re-
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several weeks, arrived home this morn.

several weeks, arrived home this morn
ing.
Mrs. Higgins Gordon, who has been
seriously i'll, is slowly improving.
Clyde Robertson and wife spent last
week in Franklin with Mrs. Robertson
parents.
The Golden Rule society was pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. Pearl Trip Weunes-
day afternoon.
Miss Genevieve Butler. trained nurse,
who has been visiting her parents. has
gone TO Portland.
school commenced in the Gordon dis
tricr Monday, Dec. Z; Miss Bernics john
son. OF Cnerryfield, teacher.
The Golden Rule society will hold its
Christmas sale vt X. OF r hail Dee. IS.
There will be sn entertainment in the
evening.
J. b. Gordon, who has been having a
serious time with blood. poisoning in his
arm, has gone TO Bangor hospital sor
treat ment.
A large delegation OF X. OF P.'s went to
Prospect Harbor Saturday night 20 give
a candidate in the lodge there the third
rank in long form. They report splendid
time and delicious supper.
Dec. IL II
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GREAT POND.

Jasper Haynes spent the weekend with
friends here.
Ransom Williams is employed by Rus
sell Mace. OF Aurora.
Miss Bertha Colson is visiting her uncle
Davis in Southbridge, Mass
Ezra Williams and wife went to Bangor
Tuesday to attend the wedding OF their
daughter Ruth to Bradford selwin
Parker, of Livermore Falls. The wedding
took place at the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. w. A. Estabrooks, Tuesday
evening. Rev. Elmer F. Pember, per-
formed the ceremony. The bride wore
beautiful gown of white charmeuse with
pearl and point lace trimmings. Her
travelling gown was OF wisteria velvet.
Only relatives and intimate friends were
present. After a luncheon, MIR. and Mrs.
Parker departed on a wedding trip to
parts unknown. They will be at home to
their friends after Dec. q at Livermore
Falls. Mrs. Parker is a popular teacher
and a fine musician. Mr.. Parker is in
business in Livermore Falls.
Dec Ia. Il.
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GoULDsgoRo.

Irving Macdonald is spending a few
days with friends here.
The Camp Fire girls will hold a Christ
mas sale in Freeman hall, Saturday.
Mrs. Henrietta Young has gone to
Ellsworth, where she has employ ment.
The ladies' sid society will hold an
apron sale in Freeman hail Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Gladys Rolie is at home from the
Sullivan high school for the Christmas
vacation.
Several ladies met with Mrs. Agnes
Whitney last Thursday afternoon and or
ganized sidewalk society.
Walter Squirting, who has been home a
few weeks after several years service in
the army, went to Bangor Thursday for
the purpose of re-enlist ment.
The buildings belonging to Loren Rand
were burned last Monday night. The fire
was caused by breaking OF lamp. Mr.
and Mrs. Rand are elderly people, and
were living alone at the time. They lost
practically everything. There was some
insurance.
Dec. IA. JEN
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years. MIR. and Mrs. Lord will keep house
at ii Newton Way.
The Home and School association will
hold its first public meeting of the season
next Friday evening, at o'clock. Presi-
dent Arthur j. Roberts, OF Colby college.
viii be the speaker OF the evening.
Miss Ruth Salisbury. daughter of Mar
cellus Salisbury and wife, formerly OF Els
worth, was awarded diploma at the
public graduation of nurses at Ring
sanatorium, Arlington Heights, Mass, last
Monday.
The Horticultural society held dance
at its club room on Main street Thursday
evening, Dee- 10, more than 100 people be-
ing present. 1t is the plan of the society
to hold these dances every two weeks.
John Els. %. ID. s., a graduate OF the
University OF Pennsylvania, 1918, and a
former Bar Harbor boy, has purchased the
Office fixtures and practice OF the late DIR.
Wood, and will establish himself here
about the beginning of the year.
Dec. 10. NJ.
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For Sour STOMACH
Gas or Indigestion
Use Mi-o-na and Get Immediate and
Effective Relief.

Use Mi-o-na and Get Immediate and
Effective Relief.
When you have heartburn, pains In
the stomach, and taste ,undigested
food, it's sure sign your last meal
Is not digesting, but fermenting, caus-
ing poisonous gases, sourness and acid
stomach.
Prompt and lasting relief for any
stomach distress is simple inexpen-
sive matter If you will only try the
harmless Mi-o-na prescription easily
obtained from G.. A. ParcheE or any
druggist.
Mio.na is especially prepared to
neutialize excess acid and stop fer
mentation which surely sours your
1000, causing sick headache, dyspep-
sia. bilioueness and bad dreams.
Milo ma not only corrects sour. acid
and gassy stomach, but improves the
entire diaestives system so that the
blood. nerves, muscles and skin an re-
ceive increased nourishment, causing
clear complexion, bright eyes and that
delightful sensation OF feeling fit''.
Get some Mlo-na tablets to-day--if
.ney DO not Danish every sign of in
digestion they win not cost you a
penny. ="
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EcHo.
SULLIVAN HARBoR.

Miss Irene Corners is home from North
field.
Miss Leila Gordon has resumed teaching
in East brook.
High school closed Friday for two
weeks vacation.
Sorosis will meet Friday OF this week.
Supper at O'Clock.
Mrs. Belinda Farnsworth will leave the
first of January TO be matron of one of
the homes at Good Will farm, Hinckiey.
Miss Ruth Allen will be home from
Pennington this week; also Armand Joy,
from New Portland, for the Christmas
vacation.
The Liberal Christian society will hold
a Christmas lay service at Mrs. A. 5.
Cummings Sunday afternoon at ESQ All
are cordially invited.
Little Buckshot,n thrilling western
melodra ma, was presented by the senior
class of the high school at K. of 2. hall.
West Sullivan, Friday evening, to a
crowded house. 1t was considered the
best play ever given by the school.
Noyes' orchestra furnished music for
dancing. About $50 was realized.
Dec. IA. Ill.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Another Link With
Ellsworth Falls.
Ellsworth Falls Citizens Add
Their Praise.

Another link with our neigh boring
town of Ellsworth Falls is provided in the
following grateful and generous statement
OF weil-known resident there, Mr..
Frank Z. Fernaid, who says: "Off and on
for two or three years / was annoyed by
attacks OF backache and dull pains
through my lotns. Once l had severe
spell and couldn't stoop. After l sat
down, it was hard for me to get up. Hav-
ing read a great deal about Doan's Kidney
Pills, got supply and it required only
one box, obtained at Moore's Drug Store,
to permanently cure me. Time has not
changed my high opinion of Doan's
Kidney Pills. l willingly confirm my
for mer endorsement"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy - get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Fernaid
had. Poster Miiburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, n. Y.
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WALTHAM.

Mrs. Nettie DeBeck was in Ellsworth
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Kingman and son Maurice
OF Lamoine, are visiting here.
Mrs. X. III. Jordan, who has been in
Bangor several days owing to the illness
OF her son Wilson, 10 home.
Court Snyctic held its regular meeting
Saturday evening. The following officers
were chosen: 9. R., Charles Jordan; "
G. r., stephen Jordan; y. s., Belle Has
lem; treasurer, Nettie DeBeck; r. s.,
Howard Jordan; O., Charles Martin; or
ganist, Alice Jordan; $. w. Adeiberi
Crosby; j. W., Bert Jordan; s. b., Lorin
Jordan; j. B., Albert Pettengill.
Dec. IA. ~
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THE BLUE DEVILS
OF INDIGESTION

Are put TO rout by Dys-pep-lets. the
simple effective digestive tablets.
oval. sugar-coated. prepared by c. /.
Hood Co, Lowell Mass.
They give the most gratifying relief
In sour stomach. distress after eating,
belching. nausea, heartburn, etc. Per-
fectiy safe, perfectly reliable, per-
fectly free from narcotics.
One or two crushed In the mouth
and swallowed slowiy-thats all.
You'll not think of your stomach
again. Try them. Ten or twenty
five cents or dollar.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Carl Stratton leaves to-day to attend the
State grange in lewiston
Miss Linnie Tracy and Irwin Rollins. OF
Franklin, were guests Sunday OF Mrs. q. f.
Googins.
Miss Rena Springer has recently re-
turned from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Lyle Brown, OF Bangor.
The many friends Of Harry Maddocks
will be pleased to hear that he is slowly
recovering from his serious illness.
Dec. IA. ANON.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Minnie Ball has returned from Castine
to spend her vacation at home.
Henry Bali, who fell through scuttle
and was badly hurt, is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Gertrude Lounder has returned
from Trenton, where she has been caring
for her sister, Mrs. hopkins.
The cottage people are nearly all gone.
Miss Sanford and Miss Clark will go
Monday, and Miss Johnson few days
later.
The high school at Sullivan has closed,
and Raymond Hodgkins, Ethel Hodgkins,
Hollis Reed, Elmer Ball and Elmer Ciark
are home for the holidays.
Dec. Ia. r.
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HALL QUARRY

John Harkins left for Rockiand last Sat-
urdsy.
Harold Grindle is home from Kent's Hill
for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Goldie Mills is home from sornes-
vile, where she has been working FOR Mrs.
J. A. Somes.
Mrs. Amanda Perkins has returned from
Holden. where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Milton Young.
Friends here of Warren Rawson were
sorry to hear of>his sudden death in Rock
land Friday. Much sympathy Is felt for
his wife and little son Tiison. Mrs. Raw
son was Miss Katie Harkins, OF this place.
Dec. IA. BRIAR.
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CAPE ROSTER.

Albert Gray is building boat-shop.
Mrs. Norman Hale has moved into the
Mitchell cottage.
Alvarado Gray has gone to Portland to
visit his son Irving.
Fred Dodge, OF Belfast, will spend the
winter at Otis Gray's.
Mertie Webster, of Castine, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Albert Gray.
Mr.. Violette, OF Biddeford, has moved
his family into the Harvey Brakeman
house.
Arthur Howard, James Tibbeis, Emery
and Albert Gray made fishing trip to
Isle au Haut last week.
Orlando Howard and Manford Gray,
who are employed at bark Harbor, spent
Sunday with their families.
Dec Ia a
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AfARIAvILLE.

Sewall Brimmer is critically i'll.
Ora Frost is attending State grange.
Hollis Carter, who was recently married
in Bar Harnor, has returned here with his
bride.
Daniel Young and wife will live with
Mrs. Young's father, Frank Frost, this
winter.
George A. Frost met with q painful
accident recently. He was yarding out
some wood with his team when In some
way the hook of the chain got into his
belt, and the loose chains and whiffietree
tangled in HIS legs, throwing him. He
was dragged some distance by the horse
before his son, who was near by, could
reach hun. Mr.. Frost was badly bruised,
but fortunately no bones were broken.
As be has been in poor health for some
time, the injury Is especially severe for
him.
Dec. IL. F.
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HUBBARD.
MEMORIAL RnsoLurIoss.

Whereas, Death has again entered our
ranks and removed from our midst Neighbor
r. r. Mcdonald, whose presence and counsel
in previous meetings are recalled with inter-
est; therefore
Resosved, That in the death of Neighbor
Mcdonald, Jordan River camp, NJ. w. A, has
lost beloved and respected member, and the
town an upright citizen.
ResOiped, That we extend TO the bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy In their great
affiiction, and that these resolutions be re-
corded ON a full page in our record book, and
copy sent to THE. ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
and to the bereayed family, and that our
charter be draped in mourning for thirty
days.
s. A. WEST.
JAMES Convey,
GEoReE G. SMITH,
Committee.
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BAR HARBoR.

John Stafford and wife spent the week
end in Bangor
The ladies' auxiliary of the Congrega-
tional church Will hold its Christmas
sale Tuesday, Dec. 81
Repairs have been completed on the
store ofC B. Higgias, and he expects to
open again in another week.
A. E. Lawrence and wife left Saturday
night for Florida to spend few weeks be-
fore going to California for the winter.
Bar Harbor schools will close Friday,
Dec. Is, for a vacation OF two weeks, open
ing again Jan. 4. Schools in Hancock
closed last Friday and will open Disc. 2s-
Cecil Lord has returned to Bar Harbor
from Waco, Texas, " here he has been en-
ployed as civil engineer for about four
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Roswell Torrey and King Annis are at
tending high school at Deer Isle.
Q. F. Austin spent few days with his
family last week, returning to Portland
Monday.
Miss Eta Torrey, who is teaching at
Scion, spent the Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents, s. F. Torrey and wife.
Mrs. .. T. Lowe and daughters arrived
home Wednesday from visit to Mrs.
loves parents, A. A. Carter and wife, in
Rockland.
dee IL
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The northeast wind still holds, after
weeks duration.
Amos Staples has had new crank
shaft installed in his power boat.
William Harding and Charles Harding
went to Southwest Harbor Thursday, for
a load Of grain.
Frank Babbidge and Charles n. Hard
ing went to Southwest Harbor Wednes-
dsy, after load OF shingles.
Dec. IL. Chips
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LAMOINE.

Miss Lena King is spending her vacation
at home.
School begins to-day, with Miss Cove,
OF Dennysvilie, teacher.
Miss Della Barron, of Castine normal
school. is spending her vacation with Mrs.
K. NJ. King.
A supper and sale will he held by the
ladies' aid society in G. e. hall Wednes-
day evening.
Dec. IA. RH
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Eastern Steamship
Corporation.
Winter Fares. In Effect NJ
vember =.

Leave Bar Harbor 10 90 N AondAys
Thursdays for Seal Haroor. Northeast s'.ssn
Southwest Hxrbor. stoninston. NORM ar
and Rockiand: connecting win s'eA"
Boston. ,r.,-..
Leave Bluehilf 800 m Mondays anu rxics,
DAYS far soutn BIueniii, Brooklin: seus .siIle,
Deer Isie. Sargentville. south b roOcS
Eeeemoggin. Dark Hsrnor am n ssand 90 q
Returning, steamer leaves hoekana Hsrbof
Wednesdays and Saturdays Tor DAT
and intermediate landings. .os,,avs ard
Leaves Rockland $40 m weuhs.,,sie land.
Saturdays for Bluehiil and intefne
ings. rA,.nd 800 q
,or t,ars Hsri,1r south Brooksyilie sA .,sgs I,
vile. Deer Isle sedgwick, brooAii"'
Rockland 90 IN. ,,.,on and Bel
fast Boston asd Bangor Iinel eonnec' and and
the Bar Harbor and Blushill boats at h0'''
for Boston. u.,tor,
Il. L. SMITH. Agent. Bar aarJ
A. NJ. HxxRIcE, Assas BLUES
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Prompt Action WIN stop Your Cough

When you first catch a Cold toften fndi-
Gated by \ sneexe or cough, break 10 up at
once. The idea that --it does not matter"
often leads to serious complications The
remedy which Immediately aud easily pene-
erates The lining Of the throat is the kind de-
man6eG. Or. Kings New Discovery soothes
the Irritation. loosen the phlegm. You feel
better at once. lit seemed 10 reach the very
spot Of my Cough is one of many honest
testimonials. SOC. at your Druggist.
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EGYPT.
Dec. IA.

Frank II. Jordan was home from Rock
land for the weekend.
Norris Savage and Holcie Coombs are
home from Bangor for few days.
Mrs. L. b. Clark, who has been visiting
at t,oouer,s Mills, Oakland and Orono for Q
few weeks, returned home Saturday.
Dec. IA. m'
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A Cold is readily catching. A rundown
system is susceptible to Germs. You owe II
TO yourself and others Of your hon sehold to
fight the Germs at once. DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey is 6ne for Colds and Coughs, II
loosens the Mucous, stops the Cough and
soothes the Isnngs. It's guaranteed. Only
25c, ut your Druggist.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

About eighteen neighbors and friends
of Mrs. Allie Mcdonald gave her a chop
ping match Wednesday. An excellent
dinner was served.
Dec. ID. HUBBARD
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NEWS.
wEsr FRANKLIN.


The Smith brothers have killed two deer
this week.
Mrs. Mary West is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. NJ. Clark.
navnarea p,,,tav ia xxorlxino nj Beech
land Tor Carl Woodworth.
NJ pa ~ Southeast garhor vac a
:. 49, - - n, fs,,.5,.,,sss
eH s1SS - -
~ Bradbury q sons nave JusL co,1p y s
Loading ten ears OF stone iof the ~ Y. H.
*.
Worthy Master Harry ID. Clark leaves
to-day for Lewiston, TO attend state
MAYNARD aodgkins and wife and Rey
Smith. OF Lamoine, were Sunday visitors
in tow0.
The ponds have frozen smoothly, and
skating parties are the order OF the day
and evening.
Coal has arrived and preparations are
being made for sinking an artesian well
al Dotlers point.
K. b. Coombs VIII have lumoering
operation on township No. Tor W. b.
ooou"in, VI nanso1'
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sEpGMIcK.

T. A. Smith and wife returned from
Portland Saturday.
Hillside circle will have socia Bile at the
town house Wednesday evening.
Floyd Hamilton and wife have returned
from visit in Boston and Iivermore
Falls.
Schooner Msnd s., Capt. Eaton, is load
ing wood at Smith Bros wharf for John
Thurston.
The young ladies Of the village viii give
a dance at Riverside hall Saturday even
ing, Dec 10.
The ladies' public improvement society
will have sale and supper at Riverside
hall Tuesday evening.
J. w. Paris and Misses Mary Paris.
Ruby Dority and Madells Small were
guests of o. L. FIye at the Lookout Sum
day.
j. A. Ciosson viii leave next week for
Oklahoma TO spend the winter with his
son in Tulsa. Mrs. Weed, his housekeeper.
will go TO Boston till his return.
Dee. IA. H.