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Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
DOUGLAS BOYS WIN;
 GIRLS LOSE GAME
Local High School Boys Had Tough Battle n Juneau Gym Last
 Friday Night

For a time last Friday night In Che basketball game between Che Juneau and Douglas High schdoI teams it looked a if Che Douglas boys would lose tlc'r out game in two scasons but % strong comeback n Che last holf together with lot of fouls by the Juneau team. put over a win for Che locals by a 21-to- IS score. On che same floor Che amc night Che girls toam of Che high school Jos, to Che Juneau girls by score ot 22 to 2.
 The boys started with @ rush of
 ourh playing. witch many personal
 ous being called. mostly ou Che Ju- hclu boys The team play Of ho Juneau boys had improved as had
 their mass plays and they were acNne u punches Brtt and Forucy were especially effective m- u they wore put or Che floor for iommr Ten men were used alto rethcr by Che Juneau team, four Of Che regular players being put out ot Che game
 Harold Gouwos starred for Che Douglas High. hts last two baskets scoring tho victory Baumar Krou- cvst who wont u In Che last halt after Brown had bcan ruled out played bH dut regular game and made good The crowd around che
 au. and Che smsUucs ol Che piay- mr floor told heavily against Che Douglas boys. who Vcro u..d to thc Na0,oHum for play and practice.
 m Che girls game the two Juneau forwards Lmarom and Hendricks son. ucr. hard combination Go b..t and hoy piled up .ae points lor lt.r team Grove and hato or Douglas uore quite c1eaHyc as forwards but were exceptionally u.H .u.rI.I
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
MANY WANT PLUMS;
 POLITICS SIMMERING
Applicants m Droves for Various Political Appointments m
 che Territory

Wh One launching ol One boom Wednesday at No,cbaan for Judge Ilma wckcrbam Cor governor of An.sa. ono moro rat was tossed In One rne to take its place with Che many others chat arc being kicked rboa. George C Hase.et vas che Hr. oae to have h.s name meutou- cI for che position and Co receive One endorsement ol republican clubs. The petition asking for Che naming of JuIe. Wrk.lsbam was drst c.r- .ra..I by Cash Co'e mcmbcr-clcct cI tte Na.sa legislature.
 JaI-c Wtter.ham seems to be In r..mtre mood and when told of tl. efforts be.ug made on h.s behalf by Nr Cole stated chat hc always aud and u does believe Mr. Cole isa mln ol worry good judgment and also stated chat h. would nhr Che position l It were or.r.i l1 h.m and t..arcI..aa. he i.i not endorse George c un... tor governor
 Thor. ... Go.s ol applicants tor an m. oIr offices u the rUr- torr Tn. following are among ho.. who have mcd their arp.oa- lions va Nauoaa. Committeeman J c N.H-Ie
 rr- collector ol customs C. n. Garfield N s Wutur and Cash Co. aI %. Juneau.
 Surveyor GmeaI-E D Kendall and Wo..hurt Abbey ol 1meeu.
 snuu..uIor. Q. paao.r Home at sr.a George N..a. O. Juneau
 Territorial mn. Inspector Jack LHuam. and " B uareuyes ot J1H.au
 re. Division or.e D. s. mar- aaL Ja.. Wilson O. Tualucl 3d. c. Russell .. Seattle John r. Waite r. Ir...u Err C. Jamaou tor ...r. o. ... .orrt H. n steven. and C I W....r of Juneau
 r..... Division oUi..r Judge. q. I I.".u o. Noue. tor .. 8. at- .ou Prod H.r. O. Some. for IT. s Marshal N W. Guu1 and s J. H..sc %. Some
 Thr. Division For Jui-e. Ar- nar rume O. tH.aoue.. tor r. $. Marsha. Harvey Sullivan O. ia-.
 r.uH Division Fo- Juiee chu U N. for '. s marshall o. P. C.u...I and Ch.r'.s Beam %. Fa.r-
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
BROKEN LEG

Mrs. J. M Hannah who Is at Ka- o.n where her daughter Nemc is teaching school broke both bones of one of her legs a short l.mc ago by falling As thcre was no doctor
 there Go set tho bones Che tanker Margaret went from Cordow Go that piaco to bring Mrs. Hannah to a hospital Tho weather was so rough Cha, Che boat would no, take her. a0 man In Koula seq Che bones Mrs. Hannah win be dl- abIod for several months from Che injury.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
GETS JEWEL

Joseph Patterson p. 6. who jo.u- cd GIcuwood Lodge No. l01, I O. O. F. of Coupcy.lc Wash. ou October Ia. 1891 and has belonged Go that order ever since received recently a beautiful veterans jewel giycn to members who have belonged cone unuous'y for twenty-five years
 The jewel Is Q very fino specimen ol thc eo'dsmllha art and has eu- uavod on Che back Che Inscription. "Jos Patterson. D. S. Gleuwood Lodge No. lo1. j. O. O. F.. Oct 13. f>eI."
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
COUPLE MARRIED

Miss Mamie Williamson and Donald MiIncs were married Tuesday eyen- ing by United States Commissioner John Henson at his offices In this city, The witnesses were J. M. Adamson and Tom Hln.
 The bride is a young lady who has lived most Of her life on Douglas Island. and is thc daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Tom HnL The groom is employed by Che Douglas Island Packing Company
 Mir. and Mrs. Milnos will live in one of Che Heubner cottages on p street
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
urslr rr wAsHINernN

W and Mrs. Eeburt LoomH '..t y....rlar or trr steamer Princes U..t-..e on rnr.e to Che state of Washington. where ther win ys., hroaehou- One winter They WI. v.t n several towns of Che state where fney have made thcr home and vI.b many friends and relatives Including Mr. Looms father and the- daughter and her husband and Ufre son.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
FIND NUGGETS
 IN PTARMIGAN
Soldiers While Hunting Get Traces of What Might Be Big Noun
 tain of Gold

Last Tuesday, Private Anrig and Volcnchi members of the local de- achmont of Che 2lst Infantry de- ..dcd to climb Narration Mountain n search Of ptarmieou, says Che Seward Gateway Equipped with shotcuus and plenty Of ammunition thcy started ont and by evening had
 succeeded iu pottng eleven nice. fat specimens Of Che feathcred tribe. Tired but happy they returned to quarters and persuaded the cook to dress and prepare tho birds for a lcast Now comes Che most inter- ostiug part of Che story, which is youched for and sworn to by the cook. Che hunters and every other member Of Che detachment
 On Wednesday morning Che cook. O. M Brown. while preparing the birds was amazed to nnd a small gold nugget iu che craw of one Of tbc birds Whom he had assured himself that Che nugget was real gold hc carefully inspected Che ro. maume contents Of tho crow and found two more Of about Che same sIzo. Hc Informed Che rest or the .o'dIara of his extraordinary 0nd. and by SO doing created a desire on Che part of every member 10 go hunting Tho nuggets were brought .o town by Private Evans and shown to several expert minerologists. among whom were B D. Stewart mine Inspector for Alaka. and T G.. Macdonald Of Che Troadwell Com pany. Tho gold was pronounced a good quality of thc placer kind It vaa flat aud duu in color and the to.aI value Of thc three nuggets was nroccl at approximately Stoo.
 Somewhere on Marathon mountain or along Resurrection creek or one Of One many crooks tributary to it tho ptarm.cu that produced ho 1ul picked mp Che nuggets with onrr gravel and pebbles Gold .1'ors of the flour variety have been found on Resurrection and other
 streams m tho vicinity but nothing Wc che nuggets discovered in the load bird hayo over boon discovered. The snow I'm Che guIchce and on Marathon mountain ot the present time make it impossible for thc lucky hunters to go prospecting. but it is a c.nch that if they are stuI in Sew ard next summer they win spend an of their time u Che vicinity Of where they shot Che birds looking for tho place where Che ptarmigon picked up three valuable digestive pills
 Iu Che meantime the nuggets are being carefully guarded. One Of the richest sapphire mines in Montana was discovered by a prospoctor who found polished stone In Che craw .of a blue grouse which he had killed, so why not a placer mine from the contents of @ ptarmigan's craw?
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
COLD STORAGE
 PLANT IN JUNEAU
People Pledged to Raise S85,O0O for the Project to Erect
 Big Freezer

Much enthusiasm has been mani
 fested in Juneau thls week over a project to get a large cold storage plant for the city. Eastern capital ists have teiegraphed their willing ness to Invest SfOO.0OO in a plant if tho citizens Of Che city donate a site and subscribe for S5O.OOO In tho concern.
 A mass netting was held there on Tuesday night that was presided over by Mayor R. P. Robertson. and Che project was explained to an the people. Emery Valentine. principal promoter Of the proposition. explain cd Che project and Judge Wicker sham told of Che making out Of the agreement safeguarding those who
 subscribe for stock. The meeting was very enthusiastic and was at- tended by about $50 people About seventeen thousand dollars Of Inc money was pledged at the meeting.
 Briefly stated. Che project is the one that II. IT. Snow worked on last summer. An option was taken on the Femmer & Ritter dock site on Willoughby avenue, for the sum Of S15.O00. Maps and surveys were made of tho property and Mr. Snow went East to interest capital An attorney in Boston wired Emery val- cntIne. who had been working with Mr. Snow on Che project, that cer- tain interests at Boston and New York were willing Co erect plant capable Of freezing 6.OOO.OO0 pounds Of fish and to expend on it $i00.OO0 if Che city Of Juneau would donate a sIto and subscribe for S5O.000 worth Of stock Mir. Valentine wired back that thc offer was accepted and re- coiyod assurance that Che deal was closed ana that representative leave immediately for Juneau
 The payments on the stock and thc purchase price Of the site are to be made at set times to Che B. M. Bohrcnds bank which is Go act as dcpositary. Payments are to be made as actual construction is car- ried on. Stock is Co be issued for Che S50.O0O. but Che Sl5.OOO for the site is a donation.
 Most an Of Che business and pros fcssional men Of Che community are taking am active part in raising the money. which must be pledged by December 10.
 From all reports. it is claimed that Che people who are promoting the company have strong financial backing 10 is said that the capital invested before Che plant and dis tribuuon system is complete will reach a million dollars
 Up until yesterday afternoon the announced subscriptions amounted to S8O.OOO. and the fund was grow ing fast with a live committee working on Che matter.
 IT. IT. Snow who promoted the deal. was the man who. with a sur yeyor spent some time In Douglas last summer examining the water front The city Of Douglas secured options on a number Of lots em- bracod in a block Of waterfront Tho city council bought the options When Snow went East he had the offer Of this free site in his pocket and also Che Juneau proposition. It seems that Che mon with the capital decided in favor Of Che Juneau pro- jcct.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
TIe Iine-un-B -B0ys

Brt roruoy H.udr.eHou and ruoIe wore put or che floor for four personal .ol.s oaah Peabody Caro- N,suI Hus.y and Jm.ka substituted for Che various players .s .tog were nu. oa.
 For Douglas M GaI.vas sub.t- m.eI or Gara. and Drown was put out for four personal ,ous Nron- ots, substituted for Brown
 Juneau F.c'I eoa.. nutt 9. Fort- rer 9. Veu ]. Pro. throws Porte uey Q U.udr.oNou h Barraear 9. Personal fouls. -s.
 Douglas Field goals Nelson 8. H GaIun 9. M Gauvas 9 Free throws Nelson l Personal tousl1.
 Score First hul Juneau 9 Doug ias z. Gual score uolelas -l. Juneau IS. Referee A. B Cole Juneau saor.r G c Wmn T.mckeepeu pbWup and Mitchell
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
UTIUY BULLION
CLUB MEETING

Tho Douglas Island Woman s Club mot Wednesday afternoon ot Che home of Mrs John Richards at TroaIwcu. Tho usual pleasant and instructive time was enjoyed by thc Indies present.
 Mrs David H Chrstoc contrib utcd a paper on "Tho Woman and Che Inw." based on recent mam- zine story and Mrs EghWt Loom.s 'ro,d Q paper called 'Her BIg Job.
 Refreshments were served by Che hostess.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
SPECIAL SERVICES
 FOR BISHOP ROWE
The Twenty-flih Anniversary of His Coming to Alaska is
 C0mmem0mted

Last Tuesday November 80. at Holy Trinity Cathedral n Juneau. Che tucuty-Gfh anniversary Of Che couscerouon of Bishop p. IT. Rowe as Bishop of Alaska. was celebrated by special services and talk by Dcau Guy D. Christian The bishop had expected to ho present. bu, was detained as witness in a fisheries hearing now being held in Seattle. Many people from Douglas Island ate tended thc services.
 Many letters were read from an parts of Alaska. from friends who had known Che reverend gentleman and had boon boneaued by his work iu Che North
 Peter Tr.mbIc Rowe was born at Moadowvilo. Ontario. Canada on November 2G. IS5G On November 8O. 1895. ho was conaecra.ed Bishop of AasEa for tho Episcopal church and ever since ,hat time hc has de- voted his ufo to Che work He has been over practically every foot of ho Territory and was for many years famed as one Of Alaska's eroot- ost musbcr Most Of Che Ep.sco- pal missions iu Alaska were started by him.
 Ho was educated at Trinity Cole logo. Ontario made a B. A. In 1878. an M. A. in 1880 and n. D. in 1895. Uo has boon twice married hIs first wilc dying a number ot years ago Ho was married again In 1915.
 U first charge fas at Garden c.v Canada. from 1876 to 1882. and tbo next from 1882 to 1895 ot srmr st Marie. Michigan
 Couc.lcut with Che services iu
 celebration of tbe anniversary. O re- port was malc on tho progress be- me made in A.oaha towards Che mI of sI000O0 u memory of Che event. Tho mteros, from this fund It Is planned. is to be used by Bishop Rowe to he.p Che ml ous o.tah- UhcI by him in Che North Con- uhuUoHs arc being received both iu Aa.sa and In Che statoa
 Wth about haIf Of Che Territory heard from Che following moun,a nUrU boon reported.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
ROLL CALL ON

The Red Gross Roll Call is still on and membership renewals and new members are coming in at very nattering rate. and it is likely that Douglas Island will again do its part in this great work. Those who have not already Joined for .921 can do SO by paying their money and signing the list at any of thc following places: Guys Drug Store. F. A. J. GGallwas' store, J.. W. Martins store, First Territorial Bank or Trcadwell store.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
METLAKATIA COMING

The Meuakaua basketball team is expected on Gastncau Channel abouth Che 18th of this month for O series Of games with teams on Che Channel Some ol Che games win be played at Douglas In the Nata- tor.um and it Is expected chat at Icos, one win be between tbo Doug las High school and McuamtIo.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
BENNETT BACK

O F Bennett at one dime city oicrs and magistrate m poue'aa and former newspaper man on Che Channel arrived early ths wcck from Seattle. where Inc har bcen for .le pas, several mou.t. Nr Bcu- nett has been connected with Che siberan-Amr.ean Commercial Conn rany of which L. c. srIueor also formerly O, tha c.ty Is a prominent official
 Mr. Bonnet. has not ye. decided whether hc win stay In thc North for time or return to cSatlc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
SECOND BOWLING MATCH

Leo U.sley broke lhc alley records for Che season at Trodwol. Monday in one of thc games between Che Treadveu and Ready Bullion teams stoyo Tulouoh rolled @ total of 5le p.rs which is high average SO nr This was tho second game in Che drcmona tournament Tho .eoro. follow.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
BROTHERHOOD LOSES

In their Hr, basketball game of Che season. thc Douglas Native
 Brotherhood lost to thc fast Thauo team by a scorc of 37 to 13 at tho n0urlas Natatorium Wednesday night Hodges. center. and Hagist. forward. for Che Thaue team. were Che leaders in scoring. while Stevens and Brady starred for Che Brother
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson. of Lcad. & D. announce Che engage mont Of their daughter Gertrude to Mr. C. H Uelgoscn. Of Troadwell. The wedding is to take place some time thls month
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
LAZY FIVE wALLOPED

The aggregation of boys from thc grades ol che Douglas public school went over Go Juneau ou Tuesday evening and were wailopod Go Che tune Of l7 to 70 in game of bas- kelbau at Che paroch.al school gym.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03

sAuuicskol put on the floor for nrhuue and Jackson substituted.
 Thanc Field goals Hodges c. Bratton 8. Hagist 6; free throws. Hodges 8. Personal fouls S.
 Brotherhood Field goals Rogers h Stevens !. Brady i Personal fouls. s.
 Score First half Thanc 20. Brotherhood s. Final score, Thane 37. Brotherhood l2. Referee. Lee Roy Vostal
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
GETS MUCH GAME
 ON ALASKA TRIP
Sportsman Tells Home Folks About His Trip to the North
 After Trophies

Bringing wIth him tbc mos. TO- markabic collection ol wild game pictures photographed .n Alaska and bringing be trophy heads ot two Of Che arec, moose broueh, down In chat rrl country ol game pIuty Thomas Cu0-cst returned Go hh Long Bench home Sunday complete mr am 5000 mile trip in % days duration says Che Long Beach .CalI Telegram A company ot l2 woi- .ouoI h.m at a dinner party at his Lo. c.utos home. formerly Che George B1by residence Sunday c,onue
 Mr. Guorost found wild game n.euum moose and sheep being particularly SO. Hs speut his ume hunting vItb a camera as well as uI.h a gun. using che camera ou au but Che two largest moose seeu our ing tbe season This pair he brought down by Che rlo route The iarse, had a Gs-ucl aa.lor spread witch Is points ou each branch Th. tNo pointed palms o. Che mleH meas urel IS mcho. wide and 50 Inches long The second ot Che animals uas but slightly smaller
 Ha photograph collection .s as roe maIsabIe as Is thc s... ol hamoose he bareed He pictured Che m.- muIs at dangerously clos. range and uos ab.. to get his paotouana only because he has rent years m Che
 study and -fe cyper.ene. Of picture ue wild gam. one ol them he took in the open a. n distance O. less than ie .... from oa. O. One largest moose ha. hc saw during the rp The moose saw Mr. GUuost who uas able to hold so moaonIc.s chat the m.ma. after investigation. dc. .d.I tHaf he wa. u stump The pho toeurl.r was tHm atIe to taleoHe ut One mos. remarkable oi e1me pic- ure seen in Na.sa Had ho moved while .bc moose Vas wonder ing he would have been killed on
 s e1ueue arrors
 o-he- dimes bc wa. m such close proximity to herds ol tle moose and wild sheep chat he could have reached through be brush and touched them He witnessed from cover or the uuderbrusb a light be ,ueen tuo bulls ol a herd of moose The combaaaH rushed at each orher crashing witch noise that could bc heard for miles, tearing small trees to Che ground and mak- ue large ones sway The Impact uta which ther met each other made Che ground rombIe
 Mr. Gu.ret was slrpr ed Co see Che industrial development Of Che country Is mot advancing ot the pace taat i. should although there arc numerous mines In operation and numerous oamer.os working In Che salmon aa.ou uo says chat ke,eh. .mn is Che most rapidly developing ot Che Alaskan c.ues for near |, there arc several developing mines and thero are I45 salmon oannor.es Al Corloya thue H On. Cureeu holm m.uc the largest In Che world Outside ol these two places hoW eg.- hcrc seems Io he httc ac uu,r
 Thor. some government work O. extension ol railroad lines and roa, building n some districts Mr. Gu crest stated
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
The Lineup Girls

Soy substituted for Wi,ancn In last holf and Mattson for Vcsoia
 Juneau Field goals. Luustrom 6. Ueudrossou Q. Fouls
 Douglas F.ed goals Aolto 9. CroweI Free thows Aaito !. Fouls. Score -Frt hail. Juneau s, Doug las z. uual score. Juneau 22 Doug las 2.
 Referees. Saxon and Cole Scorer G C. Wnn Tmckccpcrs. Phillips and Mitchell
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03

Have you answered the Roll Call for 1921? Do it now.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-29
Atlantic.

Seth Stockbridge, Percy Squirting
and Lawrence circuit are doing good
work on the telephone lines, arrang-
ing for the transfer of the central
office to the home of Bert Smith.
Rev. w. II. Davenport, who was a
preacher on the island thirty years
ago, has been visiting here, renew
ing old acquaintance.
Stinson Hooper, Alec Boland and
Herman Staples have taken control
of the quarry in Minturn, and are
lifting 1t out. They propose soon to
resume active operations. Work on
small scale is already going on.
Mrs. Alden Stanley has taken the
examination for the postmastership
at Minturn.
The crop of cranberries is good and
the pickers are now busy.
Mrs. Austin Stanley has been visit.
ing Mrs. Mandy Sprague.
Fred Wilbur of Rockland has been
in town.
The road commissioner has crews
at work building sections of State
road in Minturn and Atlantic.
Harry Seager will soon leave town
to return to Winnipeg, Canada, to re.
sumo his work as dining-car con.
ductor on the Canadian Pacific rail.
road. Ralph Dawes will come from
Orono island to live in the Seager
house.
Melvin Staples and wife of Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-29
Bird Study OF Interest.

A novel opportunity for studying the
influence of extremes of climate on
birds is offered by the English spar
row. This bird was introduced into
New York city soon after 1860, did
not reach California until 1871 or 1872,
but has recently been found by DR..
Joseph Grinnell of the University Of
California to have settled in the heart
of Death valley at Greenland ranch.
This location is 17s feet below sea
level, with a temperature at times ex-
ceeding 100 degrees F, and great dry
ness. How development will be af-
fected is a matter of much interest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-29
Prospect Harbor.

James Gillanders of Castine ar
''te S sunday for brief visit.
me l.. B. Deasys of Bar Harbor
Surs dinner guests at Capt. Deasy's
Mrs MRS. R. E. Robinson has re-
sso ueu nome from Bar Harbor, where
Nc NJ mas been the guest of her niece,
L. b. Deasy, several weeks.
r,r MAJOR Clarke Blance and family ar
"ea from Ell Paso. Texas, to spend
snlrty-days' furlough with his
Mrs. Charles Blance.
co.. arthur Cole spent a few days re-
Mr. .iy with his grandparents, Mr., and
w.. W. Cole, before going to
Colby. ~ 0on'inue niS s'uuies al
hit. II. e. Colwell of Lincoln, with
nssn uos' spent the weekend with his
Wall wants Capt, and Mrs. G. w. Col
vu Sus Dunbar of Columbia was a
az j. W. Coles Saturday.
HITS MIs. Frank L. Wakefield Of Winter
cla .oor was guest at E. w.
Sa I've one day last week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-29
Seal Cove.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Roberts of
Reading, Mass, Mrs. Anna Bickford
and daughter Louise of Rockland,
were guests of Mrs. M. N. Hodgdon,
at the Powers cottage Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Robbins and
Mrs. Remick of Bucksport were in
town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Ashley, with
little son and daughter. of Northeast
Harbor, are at Roland B. Ashley's for
short visit. They brought Miss
Bernice Ashley, who has been en-
ployed at Northeast Harbor.
Sept. 25. N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-29

Two superdirigibles, the largest In
the world, are planned by the navy,
and one of them now being built in
England, will attempt transatlantic
flight next fall, Captain Craven, direc-
tor of naval aviation. recently told the
house naval committee. American ma
val officers and enlisted men who will
fly the British-built ship to America
are in England training. In asking
S2,7OO, 900 for construction Of a second
superdirigible, Captain Craven said 1t
would be so feet longer than the Brit
ish-built craft, which is GA feet
Scientific American.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-29
West Sedgwick.

Mrs. Lizzie r. Gray is keeping
house for her sister, Mrs. Maud Con-
nor, in North Brooksville, while Mrs
Conner is in hospital for an opera
ton.
Jesse B. Vessel of North Sedg-
wick is building a piece of State road
from Oak hill to John Grindle's
house.
Schools began Sept. 20 with Mrs
Mary Lymburner as teacher in No. z
and Hildred Green at No. 5.
Misses Olive and Dorothy Gray,
students in Bluehill academy, have
returned there to resume their
studies.
Miss Stella Carter, who has been
employed in Bar Harbor, has re-
turned home to care for her mother,
Mrs. Inez Carter
Miss Elizabeth Gray of Salem,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Gray.