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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-25

T. FARM HANDS WANTED
 to lead the Virginia Reel at the K. K. Barn Dance Saturday night.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL-
ZENoPHox.

Mr.. Richard and wife, OF BrocKton, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Day, have returned home.
Eugene johnson has gone to Milton,
Mass, to spend the winter with his aunt.
Miss May Spear, who has been en-
ployed in Charlestown, Mass, is visiting
her parents, Ben Spear and wife.
Mrs. Alvena Nelson and daughter Ella,
OF Boston, are visiting here.
Miss Douglass, OF Northampton, Mass,
who has been preaching here this sum-
mer, has flushed her work here, and will
60 to Bakers island. All are sorry to
have her go.
William Sullivan died at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. E. B. Simpson, Aug. Is
He Was about eighty-six years of age. Hs
leaves q wife and two daughters, Mrs.
Lizzie Fowler, and Mrs. Simpson
both Of this place, and one son, Lewis, o
Stonington. Mr.. Sullivan moved herr
from 5tonington few years ago.
Aug. Is. o.
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NORTH BROOKLYN,

Dorothy Cole left Saturday to teach in
Arson high school.
Thomas Choate went to Bangor and en-
listed in the army.
Eugene Cole has gone to Bluehin to
work for Franz Kueisei.
Cynthia Burns, who has Just undergone
an operation at Bangor hospital, is in a
critical condition.
Margaret and Susie Wells have car
penters at work making repairs on the
old Wells homestead.
Willie Ray had an accident at the ice
works in Sargentville last week, and is
home with q sprained foot.
Frank Hamilton, who has spent his
summer vacation with his parents here,
has returned to Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Diantha Sibley and Mrs. Spenser,
who have been summerine here, returned
to Brookline, Mass, last Wednesday.
There was q collision of automobiles
Tuesday in front Of the home of Leslie
Fiye. There were some minor damages to
the machines, but no one was hurt.
There was general exodus of summer
from this and other sections of
the town last week, caused By the threat
ened railroad strike. About forty left
Sept. 4. ZENoPHox.
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The SameInOld Town
Old Town Residents Speak Out
for the Welfare of the Public.

1t is Just the same in Old Town as here
in Ellsworth; our friends there speak out
in the same glad, earnest way a. 50 many
grateful Ellsworth men and women have
spoken in these columns for years past.
William A. Tear. prop. Of grocery, Brad
bury st., Old Town, Me-, says: IAN in
jury resulted in disordered kidneys and
suffered intensely. l used Doan's Kidney
Pills with better results than any other
kidney medicine had ever tried. The
pains through the small Of my back were
relieved aud my kidneys were strength
ened."
Over three years later, Mr.. Tear said:
"What I said in recommendation OF
Doan's Kidney Pills before holds good,
and can recommend them as the best
kidney medicine on the market"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't simpl,
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kid
ney Pills = the same that Mr.. Tear
had. Foster Mlburn Co., Props, Buffalo
N. Y.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHILL.

Harold Bragg left Monday for Island
Falls, where he has employment.
Harold Morse, Of Portland, is visiting
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. George Morse.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Prince and two
children, of Bangor, are visiting Mrs.
Princes brother, c. E. Greene.
Elk. Gov. Kelly, of Michigan, and Ray
mond Fellows, of Bangor, spoke at the
repu blican rally at the town hall Aug. 30.
AT a republican rally next Saturday
night, the speakers will be E. E. Chase, Of
81 uehiiI. and L. b. Deasy, of Bar Harbor.
T. s. Grindle has resigned as super
intendent of schools for the Bluehill
Brooklin- Sedgwick district to accept a
position as principal OF the high school in
Westboro. Mass
The speakers at the democratic rally
Sept. will be j. E. Bunker, of Bar Har-
Dor. and Bainbridge Colby, OF New York.
The Ellsworth band will furnish music
for the rally and for dance following
Me mbers of the village improvement
society give much OF the credit for the
successful concert Aug. ., to II. E.
Krehbiel and Franz KneiseI. 1t was
owing to their influence that many of the
artists were induced to take part, and
their assistance and cooperation are
grestly appreciated.
Sept g. S
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DR.. Parker. the composer, ut the piano;
Mr.. Franz Kneisel, he Of the great quartet,
at the triangle; willeke. the celloist,
blowing the cuckoo; Krehbiea, the mu-
steal critic and writer, gravely playing the
toy trumpet; Hamilton, violinist 1t the
Boston conservatory. leading the first vio-
Inns; Bostelmann, the New York violin
virtroso, leading the second violins; and
so on to the number of twenty-five.
As conductor OF this nota Die aggrega-
tion was Chadwick, the composer and
head of the Boston conservatory. the
reader can rest assured the symphony,
which is a most beautiful composition,
was, in spite of its .'toy", appendices,
an artistic production from start to 0nis6-
With such finished artists taxing part,
il could not be otherwise B1.-fun ga
lore was injected into it, both by the
players and the conductors, particularly
the latter
The ninuet was lovely. and digrifed, as
all minuets ought to be; after that the fun
began The solid foundation of piano.
cello and violin, carried the work slons
properly and mesicaliy eorrecs: but the
toy instruments commenced to get in
their work; and this spelled sudden sur
prisss and hunor, artistic TO . degree. and
for that reason all the more humorous.
Then Chad wick, who had graveiy led n
conventional fashion, began to uneeud.
He ran the gamut Of the great conductors
OF the age, first initiating the eccsn-
sricisiss OF one, then the others in rapid
succession, 50 perfectly that no one ~ith
any musical knowledge could mistake
" no ne was taking o1-Sousa. Cresiore
and the rest; ending finally with dig
nifed imperscnation of Dr.. Karl Much.
OF the Boston symphony orchesi-A. who
sat not five feet away in the first row of
{ he audience.
The bearers were fairly CONFUSED with
the hunor of the thing. probably none
more so than the Aforesaid DR.. Much.
Even the performers themselves found ii
to keep straight faces. II was
all 80 beautiful and funny that the
audience insisted on the repetition of the
greater part of the symphony. Thus
ended very notable day in the life of
Bluehill.
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ssMgNrvn.LE

Mrs> SARAH ssalSa<< and Mrs Biaisaeil
are vssssinx in Troy.
Miss sadie NJ Billings. o: sluehils. is
tie Saess 81 Miss Mildred l. Sargent
Fired T. Stafford. 81 rAas0il Mass,
spent last ~e<k here.
LAwvnc~ e Eaton has returned to
Hsasau, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs James Hancock and Mrs.
Rosetta Hancock and daughter have ne
turned to their hoaae ia Hudson, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard l. GrindAl ana
caagntsr are guests OF Mr.. and MRS.
George w. Grincai
Mrs. Herbert r. Roberts has returned to
hsr home in Nostnfeld. VT.
Mr.. and AIRS. Frank NJ. Grindai. of Rox-
bury, Mass, are spending q few weeks
here.
Miss Gertrude Tower and Miss Spo1ord,
OF Boston, are with Miss Covers mother
for few weeks.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Redman and son Carlton
have returned to Newton Lower Falls.
Mass.
Miss Abbie Lnut, OF South Boston, is
visiting Mrs Josephine Bunker.
Milton Frazier, OF San Francisco. Cal, is
the guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Reuel r. Dority.
Miss Carrie A. Grindell, of Boston, is
visiting her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Higgins have moved
here from Mckinley.
Miss Edith Snow and q friend are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Sargent.
Herbert J. Grindell, OF Boston. has
joined his ia naiiy here.
Mrs. a. A. Koehler and son Rowland
have gone to New Bedford, Mass, for q
few weeks.
Miss Msrtha Brown, OF Cambridge,
Mass, is spending few weeks with her
mother.
William Downey- Of Roxbury, Mass-,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Archie C. Bay
ard.
Aug. q. SIM
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The musical colony at Parker Point of
which Franz Kneisel is the soul and
centre, came to the help OF the Bluehill
Village improvement society on August
Is with concert in the town hall. which
was not only one of the most delightful
musical affairs that the community has
ever enjoyed, but swelled the treasury of
the society SO considerably that the effect
OF its la bors viii dou btlass soon be seen in
new charms added to the village.
ArtisticaIly, the concert WIS notable
performances, bun also for the high stand
ard set by the program, " hich WIS lit for
the enjoyment of every body as well as
the delectation of the musicaliy cultured.
Four of Mr.. Kneisel's pupils took part
in the concert. of whom two, Miss Helen
III. Je frey and Elias Breeskin. violinisis.
have already started on their independent
artistic careers and made fine regulations
in artistic eenters. The ether two, be-
longing TO the junior class, were Miss
Marianne kneisei. the famous siolinist,s
daughter, and Gerald Kuntz. who was
called in 10 play in place OF Louis Bos,el-
mann, who could not play because of an
injury TO his hand. Associated with these
young artists were Miss Greta Torpacie
Victor de Gomez and Emil Newman.
Miss Torpadie is a newcomer in the
ranks Of New York's concert singers, q
most ingrafiating artist, with q beautiful
voice OF peculiarly sympathetic quality,
much skill and q most charming stage
bearing. The manner in which she read
literal Transitions OF four Scandinavian
songs which she sang was scarcely less
enjoyable than her singing of them. Mr..
q nd is studying this summer with Willem
Wilieke, OF the Kpeisel quartet. He halls |
from San Frs ncisco, and viii be a.mem- |
Der Of the Symphony society in Phiia-
deiphia next WINTER. Mr.. Newman is |
assoclatao Win sam Gardner, violinist, in |
his recitaIs, snd sss he aecompanist OF
{ he evening.
70 ix the standard of the program it is |
only nece ssary to say that the concert be-
gan with the concerto for two violins, by |
Bach, pla yed BY Miss jeffrey land Mr.. |
Breeskin, contained Beethoven's jstring |
quartet in c minor, opus is, as itsjmiddIe, |
and ended with the Andante from |
Tschaiko ffsky's quartet in D. Messrs. |
Breeskin and de Gomez played solos, and |
Miss Torpadie sang German, French and
English songs in addition to the Swedish
and Norwegian.
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INDIAN POINT.

Mrs. Nettie Higgins, who has been in
Bar Harbor few weeks, has returned
home.
Owing to slight indisposition to DR.. A.
F. Schaufiier, who was to address the
Sunday school Sept. 3, Mrs. Schauffier
substituted, and gave most interesting
talks.
w. q. Higgins has returned to Boston,
after few.weeks with his mother, .Aunt
Abbie" Higgins.
Sept. 4. II.
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GOLF CLUB FIELD DAT.

Musicians at play! Artists Of national
repute casting their veil OF dignity to one
side for the moment and giving free vent
to their fun-loving spirit, while still
maintaining the artistic exceliencs OF
their W ork. That is what we had here IN
Bluehiu saturday night in this summer
home of musicians.
II was the annual field day OF the Blue
hill golf club, the center OF social activities
beresborts. Elimination golf matches,
tennis matches in the morning; water
sports-diying and fancy diving matches,
canoe-tilting, OBSTACLE races, hundred
ysrd swim, etc, at noon; putting matches
and feassing in the late afternoon and
early evening, made full day for all.
Bot the most interesting events were
reserTed tor the evening q. the club
house. First a movin: picture repre-
sentstion oil. he Starr S.robel wedding re-
ception, which took place here lss'
month; and, finally, the rendition o
Romberg's lovely "Kinder-Symphony'
fJoy Symphony. The latter was givei
py an improvised orchestra OF SOM
twenty-five performers selected from
among the musicians who summer here.
As written, the symphony was de-
signed to be given by the piano. tw'
violins, and seven toy instruments-th
rattle, cuckoo, triangle, nightingale
drum, trumpet and quail. At the Blue
hill golf club, it was given with tn
piano, ten victims, cello, and perhaps te
toy Instruments.
twas no ordinary orchestra; there wer
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sEDGWICK.

William q. Wilson and family, Of Bos-
ton, are here.
Miss Ruby Dority has returned home
from Bluehill.
William @. Holahan returned to New
York Thursday.
The sunday school held picnic at the
home of C. N. Rhodes last Friday.
William Devereux and wife, OF Albany,
". Y, are visiting at X. e. Dority's.
Miss Myra P. Dority, who has been Wis
ting in Bucksport, returned home las,
week.
G. w. Adams and friends, who have
spent their vacation herr, returned to theil
home in Haverhill, Mass, Saturday.
Sept. 4. d.
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Grindle, OF Eilsvcrsh Falls. were married
in Ellsworth Aug. ~ Congratulations
are EXTENDED.
Miss Lettie Smith. Who was taken seri-
ousiy i'll At Naxsaeast Rsrner, where she
was employed in sas ctsce OF DR.. Rich
arascn. is al hcrse> sao~iy recovering.
Mrs l. NJ, teMAs, Mr. and Mrs Archi-
bald and Sazeasss and {. F. Dustin, OF
Mes Hampshire ~Ac have ecsn visiting
Walker narrss and taunsly, returned home
Tsss<asy,
Sers 3
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BASS HARBOR.
Sept. I.

L. F. Colts sloop, Merrywing, won the
first prize in her class at the races of the
Bucks Harbor yacht club recently.
Mrs. Robert Rankin, who has been here
three weeks, left Sunday for her home in
Lansdown, Pa
The fair and entertainment given Tues
day afternoon and evening for the library
was a success in every way. Proceeds, over
600.
Kew. DIR. Beach spoke Sunday evening
at Community call to large and inter-
ested audience. DIR. Beach, who is spend
ing the summer at ''Grey Rocks, is pro-
lessor of Missions at Yale college, and 10
required to spend every third year travel
ling in out-of-the-wsy places.
Aug. Is. X. Y. z.
Miss Inez Sanford, OF Corinth, is visit
ing here.
Mrs. Sarah Spear, who has been visiting
her niece. Mrs. Eva Benson, has returned
to Rockland.
DR.. and Mrs. Beach left Sunday 70, their
home in New Haven.
E. r. Dix, Of Cambridge, Mass, is in
town.
Sept. 4. 4. w.
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

Mrs. Bert Smith is quite i'll.
Braynard Gray and wife have gons to
Rockland.
The town ofBcers took Mrs. Frank Ben
son to the insane hospital in Bangor last
week.
Jssse Vessel and wife spent the week
end in Bangor with Mrs. Wesseis father,
who Is i'll.
Mrs. Elisabeth Wentworth, Of Chelsea,
Mass, spent few days last week with
relatives here.
Miss Abbie Elwell, who has been visit
ing Mrs. 8. w. Treworgy, Of Surry, has
returned home.
Sept. 4. A. g.
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CAsTINE.

Ray Sargent, Of Massachusetts,, Is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Rea.
Mrs. George Libby and two children, OF
Lowell, Mass, are guests Of Miss Pray.
Miss Annie Rea and SISTER, Mrs. jose
phine Dalton, of Brockton, Mass, are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Lucy Rea.
Mrs. Herbert Sargent, Of Portland, is
visiting her brother, William Sargent.
Aug. q. y.
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"stuffed-up head" clogged-up nose, tight
- Il. sore throat are sure signs OF cold, and
Or. Kings New Discovery is sure relief; A
sans soothes the irritated membrane, clears
the head, ioosens the phiegm. you breathe
easier and realize your cold is broken up.
leave 4 lingering cough. Take DR.. Kings
New Discovery until your cold is gone. For
a. years the favorite remedy for young ana
old At your Druggist, SOC.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Mary Orcutt is visiting in Sulli-
van.
The 6. A. r. picnic was held to-day At
Hardison's grove
Mrs. Mareery Goodwin ana daughter
jamie are visiting in Bar Harb0r.
Jesse Rollins, who is painting at Seal
Harbor, is at heme for few days.
A ten-poond boy arrived at the home of
M. and Mrs Eugene Butler, Sept. 3.
Miss Ola Snith is at home from Seal
Harbor, where she has been employed
Mrs. Lnra Babbidge, of Colts Island.
has been the guest of Mrs. Jalia Hutchins.
Master PA.l Smith, who has spent his
vacation with his grandparsnts, returned
to Lowell Friday.
Joseph Doyle, an attorney, OF Milford,
Mass, former Franklin boy, is Waiting
here and ct Hancock.
Mrs. Cora Hardison was called to Seal
Harbor last week by the death Of her
little niece, Althea Marshall.
Miss Maude Morse, who has spent her
vacation at three Rivers, Quebec, with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Lincoln, is home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parsons, Of Lubec,
were guests of Mr.. Parsons sister, Mrs.
R. H. Williams, over Sunday and Labor
| day.
Harry Coombs, OF this place, and Stella
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Mrs. Mildred Psqass lsti to-day for her
home in Athol, Mass and Charles Kit
tredge for Hon. y. Y
FREQ Higgins. Of West Sons-vslEs.
Mass. is visiting bis parents
Mrs Carrie Merritt. of South Addison.
is visiting her parents Frank wigyin and
wife.
o. P. Rich. o; SoresviIls, who bad been
in poor health scns months, died Sunday.
Mr.. Rich lived the greater part of his life
here. He Was g son OF Capt. Joan and
Zena Hopkins Rich He leaves q widow,
one son. Clarence. and q daughter, Mrs
G=orgs Edwards; also two sisters. Mrs.
O. d. Leland and Mrs Ansel Leland, of
Bar Rarbo-. and foEr brothers. John and
Orient, of Bar Harbor; samuel, OF Sails
bury Cove, and G. n. Rich, OF this place.
Mr.. Rich was employed for many
years as coachman for Mrs Ellis, of New
YORK He was member Of Eden Baptist
church and q Mason. Funeral services
were held at the home Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. II. NJ. burlington, of Bar HRrbor
Baptist church, officiating. Inserment in
Mt. View cemetery.
Sent Nj.
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MARIAyILLE.

Jordan and daughter, of Bar Har-
Dor, visited here Sunday. They were
brought up by J. L. Fogg in his car.
Mrs. Fogg accompanied them.
Harley Black and Irwin Carter have
bought automobiles.
Sept. 4. F.
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COUNTY NEWS
MARLBORO.


Mrs. F. 7. Hodgkins is very ill. Miss
Agnes Boynton, OF Lmoine, is with her.
Mrs. William Smith and George Han
ford and wife, who Fave been visiting G.
o. Treadwell and wife, have returned to
East Orange, n. J.
Rev. A. b. Lorimer and family, who
have spent the summer here, have re-
turned TO Lynn Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Saaer and vile, OF Bangor, are
occupying the Lorimer cottage for q few
weeks.
Miss Lorena Erost, who haA spent two
weeks with her brother Fredezick, has re-
turned to Summit, Nj.
Mrs. Sarah Bowden aud two children,
who have spent the summer ct Bar Har-
Dor, are hane for q lew weeks
Sept. 4. ARE
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Most disnguring skin eruptions. scrofuia,
pimples, rashes, etc., are due TO impure blood.
Burdock Blood Bitters - cleansing blood
tonic, is well recommended. el.oo at all
stores-Advt.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Miss Ruth Crosby, of st. Paul, MIMI,
Is spending a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. E. 7. Paine.
Mrs. Daniel Deasy entertained at din
ner recently for Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Mayo, of Wellesley Hills, Mass. J.Gillan-
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For Hay Fever, Asthma and Bronchitis.
Every sufferer should know that Foley's
Honey and Tar is . reliable remedy Tor
coughs, cold, bronchitis, hay fever and
asthma. 1t stops racking coughs; heals raw,
innamed membranes; loossns the phlegm
and eases wheezy, didacuIt breathing
Moore's Drug Store,
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ders, Of Boston, J. B. Cole, OF Wster7ie'
and Charles Chalk, OF Philadelphia, WsH
In the party.
L. B. Hutcbings has returned 10 Boston
Aug. IS. T.
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CAPE ROSIEk.

Melburn Dorr, OF Maiden, Mass
spending u few weeks at Eugene JofdSu"
Kay Manson, OF Boston, is visiting ID
parents, Hugh Manson and wife
William Clifford and wife are Vis''lns
here.
Charles Crockett's horse bllou "''
killed by lightning "Wednesday night
The family OF Eugene Redmsn is spenu'
ing the summer at B. r. Dyer's
The Roster mine has shut down.
Sept. /.
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Mrs. Ada Sanders, Cottontown, Tenn,
writes: I'VE use FoIey's Honey and Tar as
our best and only cough remedy. 1t never
fails 70 cure my two little girls when they
have colds," Relieves hoarseness, tickling
throat. bronchitis, hay fever, ma Group
-Moore's Drug Store
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WEST FREMONT.

Miss Mildred Reed, tho has spent thu
summer with her mother, Mrs. Emma
Reed, returned to her work in Ariingto.
to- day.
Miss Sadie Carver and . freud from
Rockiand, Who have been visiting Mrs. s.
A. Reed, retained hone Saturday.
Miss Tbesesa n. Limit, who has been
employed at Manset, came home Sunday.
She will return to hes school 81 Airing
ton, Mass, Sept. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Lewis Homer hAxs moved
to Mckinley.
Mrs. Bent Murphy and children Of
Rockiand, who have been visiting Mrs.
William Murphy has Seturned home.
Dr.. George Dix and wife, OF Worcester,
Mass, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Sadie
Eye.
Mrs. W. H. Clark and daughasr Grace,
Of Portland, are at home for . lev weeks.
Aug. q. THKlAA
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EASrH2DOK.
Mrs. Bert Austin, OF Ellsworth is visit
ing in town.
Miss Amber Richardson, OF Bradley, il
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Ellie Dinsmore 10 working at
Arthur Robinson's, BeeehlanA.
Mr.. Sherman, who has been preaching
here this summer, will be here one more
Sunday before he returns to his school.
Miss McSkimmion, Of Rsookline, Mass,
gave an interesting talk to the Sunday
school, on Sunday. She viii return to her
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Jordan and daugh-
ter Dorothy returned to their home
in Jamaica Plain, Mass, last week
Nearly all tbs other summer people have
gone.
Sept. 4 GEN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST EDEN.

Miss Eleanor Kittredge, OF Manchester.
n. H., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Judith
kittredge.
Mrs Mildred Parquet, Of Athol. Mass,
is visiting her parents, George Ii. Mayo
and wife.
Murray Lurvey has gone to Philadelphia
with Capt. H. II. Lunt.
Miss Thelms Swsxey. who has employ
ment at Northeast Haroor, is at home for
q short time.
Mrs Gertrude Clark and little nie'ce,
Agaihs Hopkins, visited in Bangor lass
week She returned home Sunday, sc-
compsnied by Miss Nancy WccdersSxe.
who has spent several weeks in Bangor.
Aug. Is N.
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Harry Coombs, OF this place, and Stell'
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-03
Earthquake Strikes State
 of Washington Saturday

SEATTLE, Jan. D. Western Washington no sooner settled down to the peace and quiet of dry state when it was subjected to en earthquake which was particularly serious at Puget Sound points.
 In this city the seismic disturb ance broke the quiet of Saturday evening causing pictures to wobble, slid desks over the offices and spilled soup of diners in the various restaurants.
 A g3d many thought that an- other UynaIhite explosion had oc- cured in the bay, as the quake was
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-03

the Yuan officials are trying hard to reassure the people as to the con- trol they hold over the situation, the rebellion is causing the utmost uneasiness and is growing in strength daily. The loyalty ot the Yuan troops which their ruler says is undisputed is in point of fact very much a doubtful matter. and already thousands have gone over to ihe rebels with their arms aud supplies. That Picking is loyal IS because the city is held cowed by a strong force of Yuan guards, and these arrest suspects with rigor un- precedented even in Nanchu times.