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NARROW ESCAPE OF
SCHOOL CHILDREN

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 24-The lives
scores OF school children were en-.
danCered today when two cars loaded
with coal ran of the track OF the Bal.
druore & Ohio railroad on the Wheel
ing division at BlaCkbur bridge. and
dashed 10 the ground 40 feet below.
Children who walk under the bridge
daily had just been dismissed from
school The breaking Of a brakebeam
under one OF the cars caused the &C.
cidout
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SERVlAN KING TO
GO TO CETTINJE

EERLl\, via London. N0g &C.. gees
o. M dispatch to the G,rln,r H..
tLnE from Sofia. carried tine report
,hat King Peter Cf SCr,Id has acccYI,f
an invitation from King Nicholas uf
Montenegro. to Eo Co C.tuin and uI,
his country from the NuuteuegrIu
capital The report adds that the Ser.
NIan ministers Eil accompany Kine
Peter from Salouiki.
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YOUNG CONSCRIPTS
CALLED TO C0LORS

PARIS, Nov. "a. clio p. m.-After
hearing General GaIlieni. minister Of
war today. the army committee of
he chamber Of deputies decided up
IN call 10 the colors on December
10 OF the young conscrirts Of the
class OF 1917. They will be sent 10
Sarrisons. then trained and incorpor-
ated in various regiments and services.
The class comprises a contingent
OF 100000 young men who in peace
times would begin military service in
1917. The members OF this contingent
are Is and ~ years Of age.
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LONDON. Nov. -. 10 p. m-There
mas been distinct Improvement in tho
diplomatic relations between Greece
ana the entente powers. following the
presentation OF a collective note by tf,.
representatives. OF the allies. The.
Greek premier is reported To have
stated that while Greece put forward
theoretical objections allied troops en-
'ering GreeK territory and using 10 AS
% viCtuaillnE base she would not raise.
finger AGAINST them.
All that the allies Ar. now vaitiD-
Tor Is guarantee that Greece will
carry out this assurance.
On tine military side. the Eslk8u- r
ne other hand, especially so far aS
ne StrNian northern army Is concern
e. the situation has grown graver.
Nustro-German and Bulgarian troors.
operating IN three separate columns
nave entered Kossovo plain where .h,.
HefNlans were expected to make their
last stand. and have occupied Nitro
vita, the latest Seryiau capital. as we'll
as PrlStlna and at one point az -nast
nave driven the Seryiaus across the
Siinika river. which drains the VALLEY
At Disadvantage.
Al'hou1n The Servidns might make
q 'ldhd between the valley and the Al
'an'au ana NonteneErin frontiers. thcs
VIII DO m q great disadvantage owine
.' ihtIr inability 40 get munitions and
supplies while their opponents will
nave virtually everything they require.
hr SrrN.ans ON the Eatohunik front
ana also in the southwest corner OF
.A'Ir country continue to hold back
I"' invaders. as do the Nnglo-Frencn
FORCES ln Oh. southeast The Russians
are reported 20 have prepared an arm,
q" "'v.'n' Jon The balkans. but ,he point
'' "hlcn they will strike has not 1e,n
indicated
while The allies az, showing renewed
Continued on Psge Ei-ht,
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wAsH1NGToN, Nov. 2t-Foreoaat,
O. -a-Fa-H and warner Thursday
probably showers by night Frida-
showers ana colder.
West Virginia and WeE-ern Pcnnevi
vauia-Falr Thursday; Friday proba 81
showers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
1Wenty-TW
Arrests Made
at FdirnOnt

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. ". Va. Nov. 24.-The
arrest OF twenty-five OF the former EN-.
ployes OF the Fairmont postofnce. who
are charged with conspiracy in an at.
tempt 10 delay the L. $. mails. were
made by u. S Marshal &. r. smith and
Deputies Moore and Short in this city
this afternoon. Warrants are out for
four others who as yet have not been
apprehcndod.
Those arrested were former Assist
ant Postmaster Wilbur a Brand. who
furnished bond Of $1,000. and clerks
and Caruers =. clayton. Russell CLAY.
ton. a. l.. b. Dudley. T. l.. Shaff,r.
Harvey Pifzer. Charles L. Bartlett.
Raymond HalIer ". L. SraJterfield.
a. j. Cochran. r. A. Cirmo. W. n.
Fisher. p. B Harden. Charles O. Hay
hurst. J. 4. Kramer. %. g.. Pitzgr. T.. b.
Henry. II. $ korp. Edward r. Hale.
Walter ]. Wiley and Hyson Christie.
each OF whom gave bond OF $500 each
All but TWO of those arrested gave
bond Tor pre- ImIuary hearings before
L $. IuuWIs .Uuor ! W Mason. Jr..
fO be held at 1u o'clock Tuesday morn.
not included Iu this list we're Uveor
Christie and Charles % Hayhurst who
waived hearing for the action az tho
federal grand jury which meet. 90
Iart"r burg ON January I1. Warau..
are also out Tor A. Howard Fleming
former postmaster Who b.. now BOO
Washington. ID g. o.. ID Burton.
former clerk now Ir Charleston and
Charles A EU..H.Hr am. .L O. a.Hf.r.
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DIPLOMATIC SITUAT TION
WITH GREECE MUCH
IMPROVED.
Servians to Make Last Stand On
Kossovo Plains - Quiet
Elsewhere.

GENEVA, via PARIS. Nov. %.
s;1O p. m.-The Bucharest cor
respondent of the Geneva Tribune
SENDS a despatch IN which Take
Joneseu. a former member Of the
Rumania cabinet and leader Of
the Liberal party in Rumania
quoted as expressing the belief
that the Rumanis government rs
des'rous Of following the nation
al policy and sooon will intervene
IN the war on the side Of the
entente powers"
VI. Joneseu, according TO this
despatch also said he had learned
from Petrograd that stronq
russian force was ready near the
Rumanisn frontier to aid Ru.
mania against Austria and Bull
gsris.
LONDON, Nov. p. s:4i o. M
The expectation Of cotton wad.
ding, cotton wool ard iron ore Of
all descriptions is prohibited TO
all destinations by an order in
council published tonight.
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TRENTON.

Death has again entered this small COM
munity, and taken one of its most re-
spected women, Augusta A., wife OF Ben
jsmin F. Jordan. Mrs. Jordan suffered
her second shock Saturday noon, and
posed away at 6.15 o'clock. Mrs. Jordan
never refused to assist those in illness OF
trouble, and her death not only caused
sorrow to her relatives, but to all who
knew her. 1t is especially hard for the son
Arthur, aged sixteen, who has always
been with his mother, and her daughter,
Mrs. Woodwork, who has been untirlng
in her devotion. Besides her husband
she leaves three .daughters-Mrs. Thomas
Mcdonald, of New Jersey; Mrs. Lorenzo
Woodwork, OF Bar Harbor, and Mrs
Harry Newton, of Jackman, and three
sons-Arthur and Albert, of this place,
and Edward, of New York.
Feb. s. b. l.. ID.
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ANON
GREAT POND.

Harold Archer has gone to Bangor.
7. II. McIninch was able TO ride out
Friday.
Miss Bernice Clark closed school Satur.
day.
Mrs. Ada Williams, for many years an
invalid from rheumatism, died Saturday
after painful injuries received by a fall
Mrs. Williams was getting in her wheel
chair Friday when it rolled, and she fell
to the floor, breaking one leg just above
the knee and the other hip so badly it
could not be set. Saturday noon, after
hours of intense suffering, she passed
away. Mrs. Williams had every care. and
very wish granted by her only son, L. X.
Williams, aud his family. She leaves one
daughter = Mrs. Gertrude Garland, OF
Conway, y. H., three grandchildren and
several brothers and sisters. She spent all
her married life here, and will be much
missed.
Feb. s. r
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BAR HARBOR.
Feb. 8.
Mrs. H. D. Moon is ill.

Mrs. II. D. Moon is ILL.,
Mrs. F. M. Corners is a patient in the
Bar Harbor hospital.
Mrs. A. c. Larned, who has been in
Bristol, r. l., has returned home.
A meeting OF the Civic league was held
at the Baptist church Sunday evening.
Mrs. NJ. p. Cleaves is confined to her
home by injuries from fall ON the ice.
A fine exhibition OF gymnasium work
was given at the Y. W. c. A. Thursday.
A service to celebrate the centennial of
the peace treaty between the United States
and Great Britain will be held in st. Sa-
viour's church Sunday, Feb. IA.
Charles Z. Keisor, of Ellsworth, an
operator at the Bar Harbor & Union River
power house in Ellsworth, was here Sat-
urday, visiting his mother, Mrs. Nellie E.
Keisor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Woodwork were
called to Trenton Saturday by the death
OF their mother, Mrs. B. F. Jordan. Mrs.
Jordan had been in feeble health for more
than year. Mrs. Jordan was well known
in both Ellsworth and Bar Harbor. The
family has the sympathy of their many
friends.
Feb s. NJ
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w EST SULLIVAN.

"a. II. Havey was in Boston on business
last week.
Capt. J. K. Mitchell spen, the weekend
in Milbridge.
The village Improvement society will
present the drama, Cranberry Corners 2
in March.
Mrs, A. l.. Holt, who has been visiting
her son, DIR. II. A. Holt, several months,
is now with her niece, Miss Gertrude
Brsgdon, at Lamoine.
The operetta, ''Greeting OF the Gypsy
Queen" was presented at K. OF P. hall
Wednesday evening to good-sized audi
ence. The parts were well taken and the
choruses were much enjoyed. Pleasing
specialties added much to the program
The entertainment was for the benefit of
Sullivan high school, and was under the di-
rection OF Miss Cora Presson, teacher of
music and English.
Feb s. NJ
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Veazie, Thelma Myrick, Hattie Horton,
Ella Snow, Warren Gray, Alton Gray, Mil
ton Horton, Philip Leach, Ina Myrick,
Madelyn Neazie, Maurice Slower.
Eugene Grindie and wife, of Stormvilie,
N. Y, spent part of last week in town.
Mrs. W. E. Grindle is at home from Fall
River, Mass, accompanied by. Mrs,
Arthur Kimbali, who will visit here.
The schools closed Feb. 5. Miss Leigh
ton, the teacher in the grammar school, il
spending her vacation at her home in
Harrington.
Feb g. III.
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COUNTY NEWS.
STOSINGTOS.


c. Fred Eaton is on q business trip to
Boston.
Innis Lunt, OF Frenchboro, is cierking
for J. l.. Thurlow.
Mira Rose Arey lie the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart, OF Camden.
Fred Thurlow began to cut ice 81 the
pond Jan. 30. He has many teams en-
ployed.
The schooner Robert has commenced 10
lay up whsrf near the water front for
Capt. Samuel Goss.
State insurance commissioner. has moved
to Augusta. He and Mrs. Carter will be
much missed.
DIR. b. Lake Noyes and Jewett Noyes
arrived from Cuba recently bringing
samples of lemons and oranges raised
in their groves there.
Peter Anderson, who has been employed
at the Ryan-Parker Co.'S plant, was badly
hurt about the head and face by being hit
by crow bar. This is the third time
within year that he has been badly
hurt.
Mrs. Ada Frink, who has been sn officer
for seventeen years in Juanits chapter,
0. +, s.. was, at a recent meeting. pre-
sented with a beautiful bouquet of pinks
and ionquiis bs the members OF the
chapter.
Feb. /. Mill.
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Wing shun'. Note.

A woman going away for the sum-
mer received the following note from
her Chinese laundryman. to whom she
had sent word that he need not call at
her house for the laundry work until
her return In the autumn
Dear Lady Wing Shun sends sorry re-
grets on you go away Hopes you nave
happy good time and need some more
washing and you glet home. Glad to wash
you some more then All biziness duli in
summer time some more for so many like
you TO go off and stay one two. three
some hunts Bad for chinamau: good
Tor lady. l hopes you write me letter or
say on tellyfone where you return back
all dirty clothes in trunk and come some
more With love. WING SHUN
New York Post
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EAST SULLIVAN.

BIRTHDAY SURPRISE AT PRINCETON.
Miss Leila +. Edgerly, OF Princeton, was
the hostess OF a birthday party given re-
Gently as surprise to Miss Villa NJ
circuit, OF East Sullivan, who is teaching
in Princeton. Miss Orcutt's first intima-
ton OF the purpose OF the gathering was
in speech by j. w. Edgerly, father OF
the hostess.
Games. singing and refreshments
were enjoyed. The browning feature OF
the latter was huge birthday cake, which
bore Miss Circuits initials, the date, and
her age. Miss circuit was the recipient oil
many pretty and useful gifts, but a bible,
presented by her parents, Fred L. Orcutt
and wife, OF East sullivan, was unani-
mously voted to be the best
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FRANKLIN.

William Frye. representing the Frye
Pulp Wood Co., was in town last week.
State Senator and Mrs. Scammon left
Monday for Augusta. Mrs. Scammon will
remain for the course of Legislative. as
sem blies and the governors reception.
Albert Gordon. who has been a familiar
figure in the logging woods here for years,
is back again with his fine pair of horses,
and is hauling pulp wood TO the station.
One OF the small but successful indus
tries in town is the granite base business
started several years ago by Eugene 8. Or
cult and Charles Bradbury. These hust-
ling young men now have good quarry
developed, equipped with power, and are
doing growing and prosperous business.
Oae of the busiest men about town
these days is DIR. =. s. DeBeck. His ex-
tensive medical practice has not kept him
from being prominently identified with
all matters of public benefit. He has been
the school board for many years, and to
him much OF the present prosperous con-
dition OF the schools is due.
Quite a crew is employed in getting pulp
wood from the land of T. P. Austin. Mr..
Austin's action in opening his land this
winter, during dull times, is much appre-
ciated. What promised to be dull
winter here has developed into busy one
At the Macomber mill, under lease to
Walter Lawrie, men are getting out spool
stock and making bars. At West Frank
lin thirty men and several teams are get
ting out stock for the mill OF S. S. Scam
mon, which will start saving Wednesday.
At East Franklin, four spans OF horses
and over twenty men are employed around
the Nutting portable mill. The Frye Pulp
Wood .Co. and Plummer Bros. are en-
ploying all available teams in moving
their large cut OF pulp wood.
Feb. s. ECHO.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Weston Robertson and wife visited in
East Sullivan last week.
Miss Beatrice Gordon visited her aunt,
Mrs. Edward Bunker, in Gouldsboro,
last week.
On account of bad travelling, the village
Improvement society postponed its Sat-
urday night dance.
N. Williams and wife spent last week at
Tunx Pond with Mrs. Williams sister.
Mrs. Simon Bunker.
Mrs. Anne Newman has gone to Mil
bridge, where her husband is coaching
the basket ball team.
Dorothy Noyes, of Gouldsboro, and
Fred Grant, OF Hancock, were weekend
guests of Brigham Gordon and wife,
Feb. s. III.
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ANON
OAK POINT.

Victor and Theodore Grindle were in
Bar Harbor last week.
Frank Murch is visiting his brother
George in Bar Harbor.
Daniel Grindle and wife are with their
son, Aionzo Grindle, for the winter.
Mrs Ethel Alley has returned to Msssa-
chusetts, where she has employment.
Maurice and Harriet Emery, OF Huli,s
Cove, are visiting their grandparents,
David Marshall and wife.
Feb. S. M
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FRANKLIN.
ECHO.
Feb s.

Lorenzo Bragdon is ill.
Mrs. L. w. BlaisdelL was in Bangor last
week.
Chester Durham left Thursday for Van
Buren,, where he has employment.
Master Theodore Donneli visited at
Tunk Pond last week.
Mrs. Will II. Card spent food fair week
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Clarke,
in Bangor.
F. II. S. basket ball girls defeated Mil
bridge on Tuesday, at Milbridge. Score,
1910.
Mrs. Priscilla Crabtree, who has been
living with Mrs. Eliza Slower, at East
Franklin the past year, died January 80.
w. E. Bragdon went to Hebron with his
son Allan, who is at the sanitarium. 1t is
hoped by his many friends that he may
regain his health.
Mrs. Elmer Goss of the Relay house,
with Mrs. Roscoe Gay, entertained the
x. 4. c. most delightfully."- last Thursday
afternoon. Refreshments are a feature
with these ladies. and on this occasion
place-cards, the handiwork OF Mrs. Lucy
Goss Havey, with flowers for each guest,
added interest to the seating of the club
at the table, which was daintily laid.
Following this came games, which found
them busily engaged writing solutions to
the stree game, dramatic flower game.
and work basket anagrams, which proved
pleasing puzzles.
Eoh
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NORTH RLuEHuI

Mrs. Charles Dahlquist returned Satur-
day from Boston.
Mrs. 2. j. Grindie left for Seal Harbor
to-day to care for AIRS. Marshall who is ill.
Friends of Mrs b. F. Slower are sorry to
hear OF Der serious illness at her home in
Hopedale, Mass.
Nathan I. Grindle, who is spending the
winter with his brother Orris, spent the
weekend with his family in Seal Harbor.
Eugene Grindle and wife, formerly OF
this place, now OF Stormviile, N. v, called
on their cousin, Mrs. II. s. Dunbar, re-
Gently.
Feb s. N
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SURRY.

Mrs. Almira Milliken is i'll.
Frances Curtis has returned from a visit
in Lamoine.
Mrs. Sucforth, who has been With Mrs.
Evelyn Cousins, returned to Gardiner
Saturday.
Little Charlie Williams and little
Everett Withee, who have been seriously
i'll OF pneumonia, are gaining.
Mrs. Josie Kane has taken her mot her,
Mrs. Dow, home with her. Mrs. Dow had
a shock some months ago. and is still
helpless.
Word was received Saturday OF the
death of Everett Gaspar, OF whitinsville,
Mass. son OF MIR. and Mrs. Mamie
Gaspar, of this place. The parents were
summoned there last week by his
critical illness. He leaves besides his
parents, two sisters and one brother a
wife and infant son. The family has the
sympathy of all.
Feb. s. ANON.
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Mill.
WEST FREMONT.

Calvin Gordius and wife have returned
from visit in Milbridge.
Alfred Higgins, former resident Of this
place, died at Mckinley Wednesday.
Mrs. Vida Knowlton. OF Mckinley,
spent few days last week with Mrs. Lena
Robbins.
Mrs. Augustus Gordius has returned
Conary, in Vinal Haven, who accompanied
her home.
George w. Lunt and wife spent the
weekend with Mrs. Lunt's sister, Mrs.
Nell Clark,aI Manset, and Monday left for
Arlington, Mass, to visit their daughters.
Feb. S. THELMA.
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NORTH LAMoINE

Willis Dunn, of Ellsworth, has been
cutting lumber on Harvey Bragdon's
place.
school closed on Friday after success
ful term taught by Miss Audrey Hodg-
kins, OF Marlboro.
smith q Richardson resumed work in
their mill last week. saving shingles.
Clarence Young is saving hoop poles by
the same power.
Feb. s. "
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Capt. A. J. Stanley is on business trip
to Rockland.
Miss Annie Young is employed By Mrs.
l.. L. Stinson.
Austin Smith is confined to the house
with lame back.
B. d. Tracy has gone to Pittsburgh, Pa,
where he has employment.
Stonington's smart blacksmith, Howard
Pierce, shod twenty five horses one day
recently.
The Ryan d Parker Construction Co.
rumored tina, there will soon be work at
the settlement.
Feb. . IMP.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST HARRoR.

NOhl1EASI HAhhOk.
NJ. r. Frost is in Boston.
Miss Eleanor Foster was in Bar Harbor
last week.
Capt. Joseph whitmore was in town
last week.
Miss Hazel Reynolds is receiving treat
ment at the Bar Harbor hospital.
The second episode of the exploits OF
Elaine" wilr be shown at the Pastime
Thursday evening.
Rev. A. p. Macdonald was in town sun
day, and took part in the morning SER
vice at the union church.
Last Thursday night, a basket ball
game was played in the Neighborhood
house between Islesford and local team
The result was q victory for the home
team; score, "a to IL. The boys from
Islesford played good game.
Saturday night, The Midgets and second
basket-b ball team went to Seal Hsrbor and
played the Spiders and second team Of
that place. The Midgets won their game,
rs to 10, while the second team Of this
place pulled of rs to II victory.
Saturday night fast basket ball game
will be played in the Neighborhood house
between Northeast Harbor A. A. and
Franklin A. A. Franklin has a strong
team, and will make the locals hustle.
Tho people should turn out and give the
home team moral and financial support.
Feb. s. 1915.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

F. s. Crabtree spent the weekend in
Ellsworth.
Miss Gladys Tracy is visiting her sister,
Mrs. c. z. Googins.
Mrs. Emily Gailison was recent guest
of Z. ID. Lounder and wife.
Harry Maddocks and wife, of Nicolin,
are guests OF Mrs. Carrie Springer.
Mrs. r. Ii. Williams returned home
Wednesday, after visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lena Stratton
Feb. s. ANON.
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EASTBROOR.

Walter Glow began saving boxes
Thursday.
Daniel Wilbur cut his foot while work
ing in the woods last week.
Fred DE Meyer has sent his team into
the woods to work for David Wilbur.
Mrs. Fred Joy has returned from Bangor,
where she has been caring for her SON IS
wife.
Miss Elizabeth DeMeyer, who has been
having severe attack of plurisy, is
better.
Feb. 5. GEM.
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YOUR HAIR NEEDS
PARTISAN SAq

If your hair is full Of daudrnh' Z
streaky, dull and never will 40 Y
look pretty, you can aiIlus.; 4,
mediately remove the cause llssN,,
beautiful. thick and fluffy by lne
of Partisan Sage, one OF ths I,
helpful and invigoratiug han
scalp tonics known. \
Partisan Sage not only SAVES !. v
hair but furnishes the noufisIs-s1]
needed TO make it grow long, II
ant, and radiant with life. u.
application removes every H''
dandrnff aud stops scalp ltch
hair becomes soft and duffy WIZ
Incompatible gloss, beauty
charm.
You cannot be disappointeu 4
this harmless and delicateiy peiiG
tonic. and it costs but a triiie aV
Parcher.
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M'kINLEY.

|. Leeman Sprague and wife have returned
from visit in MIlbridge.
Harry Greenlaw. wife and daug hter
have returned home from Lubec.
Benjamin Higgins was called home ON
account OF his fathers critical illness.
William Titus is serving as quarter
master on the Maine coast steamer in the
absence OF Ben Higgins.
Misses Zeima and Lila Thurston are
visiting j. w. Tburston and wife in Port
land. small son WATSON Henry ar
rived there recently.
Feb. /. M
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OTIS.

Mrs. John WHEELER and daughter, Mrs.
Fred Devine, OF Bangor, are at the War
rem farm.
Six fishermen, including David Gould,
all Of Bangor, are at Beech Hill lake for a
weeks fishing.
John L. Fogg and wife, OF Huli's Cove,
were guests over Monday night OF z. l..
Grover and wife.
Much sympathy is expressed for the
Pettingill family, OF Waltham, in their
illness OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. Addie Grover wen, to Clifton SUM-
day for weeks visit in camp with her
cousin, Mrs. abeile Brimmer.
Charles Watts, OF Bangor, brother of
Mrs. Nathan Salisbury. is doing some
carpenter work at the Salisbury home
stead.
Feb. s. DAVIS.
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to Milbridge to spend the remainder OF
the winter.
Wiley Tracy and wife entertained an
evening party Friday for their guest, Miss
Inez Rowe, OF Swans Island.
l.. +. Cole has obtained lexve of absence
for short vacation which be will spend
in Waterviile, Portland and Boston.
Feb. g. c.