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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-06-09
Darlington News

Darlington, June 6th--Mr. and MIRA.
Thomas Shipley, Of Germantown are
guests of the latters parents, keV.
and Mrs. +. W. Wroth.
Miss Anna Allen who Is one OF the
Faculty Of the Waynesboro, Pa. High
School Is spending Q vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allen
and will shortly enter the Temple Uni
versity, Philadelphia Pa. where she
will take q summer course
Miss Mary Alvey Allen Of Old
Fields School Is at the home OF her
parents, "Westacre" for her vacation.
Misses Mary and Margery Whitelock
spent the week end with their mother
Mrs. George ID. Whitelock.
Rev. Theodore Barth Of Alexandra,
Theological Seminary had with him
on Sunday his fiancee Miss Hendrick-
son, of Cumberland, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemberger, OF Ger
mantown, were week end guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Bailey. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Thomas, OF
Bristol, Va, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. NJ. Allen.
Miss Grace Hopkins, Of Philadelphia,
was a week end guest Of her sister,
Miss Anna Hopkins. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. G. Allen attend
ed the commencement exercises on
Thursday, 9Th, Of st. James school,
Hagerstown, where their son, DICK NJ
a pupil. ,,
Childrens' Day services will be held
In the NJ. p. Church, Sunday, June louli
at 3 o'cluOck ?. NJ.
MIR. David d Ellicott, Jr., spent the
week end with his mother at "kock-
land" ,
Mrs Maxwell, Of Holton, Michigan,
Ia the guest of her mother, Mrs. Johns
Killingsworth. ,
Mrs. Charles G. Kerr, Of Baltimore
was a week end guest Of Mrs. II. M
Allen. ,u,.
DR.. and Mrs. William Il. GALLON
were Sunday guests of friends In BAL
MIR. and Mrs l.. NJ. Mick are max
| ing O number Of improvements ~ the,'
home, cutting twin windows and add'
| inV a bed room and q bathroom. ga,
The many friends OF Mrs. philip
Brown will be glad TO learn that she
IL improving rapidly since her serious
illness. .s -,
Quite a nuinber Of shad were caught
near Conowingo this week. Among
the lucky fishermen were waiter
smith, Il. Burton Smith, and joseph
Bostick. ,.. 49,
Mas Lizzie Hopkins is visiting Mrs
Charles Y. Thomas, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Philip Brown has ordered
6pe new engine for moving pictures
and stereopticon views and expects U
make other improvements In his NOV
ing picture business.
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OBITUARY
MRS. HENRIETTA McCUMMINGs

MRS. HENRIETTA McCUMMINGS
The funeral service of Mrs. Henri
eta McCummings, who died on May
3Oth were held at her late residence
24i9 W. North Ave, Friday morning
at IL o'clock. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. B. W. Kindley with
burial in Woodlawn cemetery. MIS-.
McCummings was formerly from Bel
Air and Is survived by her husband,
two daughters and one son
vAsCo VICTOR VAUGHN
The funeral Of Vasco Victor Vaughn,
whose death was noted last week, took
place on Thursday. Interment was
made in Mt. Zion cemetery with Rev.
c. s. BIggs officiating. The pallbear-
ers we're: Charles Handy, Arlle Rice,
Plat Choate, and Frank Shepherd. The
flower girls were: Virginia Colley,
Gladys Dayhof, and Lora Tharp, as
sisted by Bryson Rodgers, Talmage
and Ray Edwards.
MRS. ANN FoRWoCD
Mrs. Anna Forwood, probably the
oldest lady in the county, passed away
Sunday, May 28th at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. H. James, Castle
ton In her 95th year. She had been o
helpless invalid for the past eight
years and three weeks ago she suffered
a second stroke Of paralysis, from
which she never rallied. Until the
time of her death Mira. Forwood's
memory was most remarkable. After
service at the home Of her daughter on
Wednesday the remains were taken
TO the Southern Church In Dublin for
burial. Rev. Tabler officiated. She IL
survived by one daughter, Mrs. VIM.
n. James, eght grand children, nine
great grand children and two great,
great grandsons.
JOHN KERR ,..-.
Mr.. John Kerr, aged 81 years, died
a. the home Of his son-in-law, Mi
Thomas Redding In Bel Air on Friday
after having been in failing health fol
several months. Mr.. Kerr was sue
cessful farmer, an upright citizen ant
courteous gentleman About Al
years OF his life were spent in FARMING
the McGraw places. Besides a widow
he is survived by three daughters, Mrs
James r. Dunnigan, Mrs. Thomas
Redding and Mrs. Alice Kroh, and two
sons, Stephen and J. r. Kerr. Funera
services took place on Monday morn
ing at st. Ignatius Church, Hickory
and interment was in the adjoinini
cemetery. The pallbearers were: Mess
John, Chasles and Robert Dickson
Charles hilbert, Lee Kerr and Charlie
Clark./Dem T. Son had charge Of tn
funefal arrangements.
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NJ, ch,rlos Vail Ina returned from

Mr.. Charles Vail has returned from
attending the funeral Of his sister,
Mrs. Thomas Dill, Of Philadelphia. 1t
is remarkable and worthy Of note that
his two sisters with their husbands
lived TO celebrate their sixty-second
wedding Anniversary last year, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Dill, OF Philadelphia
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Comfy, Of
Port Chester, New York.
Miss Christie Enfield, OF baltimore,
was the week end guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. y. y. Enfield.
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Neighborhood NeOs
Fallston News

Fallston, June 6th-The teacher and
pupils of Youths Benefit School near
Scarf p. o. will hold a strawberry and
ice cream festival this Friday night.
II stormy next night.
Plans are being made for the Com
munity open Air Services again this
summer. Services are expected to be-
gin the frst Sunday of July. 1t is
hoped thaeeveryone will take an inter-
est and help make these meetings even
u greater success than last season.
The Ladies' of the Fallston Presby-
terian church wish to thank all who
helped to make the entertainment held
last week such success.
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BLUE AND GAY COMMANDER TO
WED

Many Hartford boys who served in
the Twenty ninth Division note with
interest the announcement that Maj.
Gen. Charles G.. Morton will marry
Mrs. Lloyd B. Huff, of Greensburg.
Pa, the latter part Of this month. All
who ever withered under his burning
glance agree that If he can control his
own household as well as he did 10000
men there will never be any question
as to who is the head of the Generals
house,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
THURSDAY

At the coming annual convention Of
the Hartford County Sunday school As
ISOLATION to be held on Thursday. J,re
Is at Smiths Chapel, near Churchyille
particular attention will be given to
the music, the committee having So
cured Mr.. ]. A. MacElwee, Of WASH
ington, d. c., as leader Of the singing
during the day. The Hartford Choral
Club will furnish the music in the ev-
eBing. ss',
Grained specialists from the state
organization and speakers Of note viii
complete q program Of exceptional In
terest,
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XII BALL GAMES POSTPONED

Owing to heavy rains on Saturday
and for several days previous, it was
necessary to postpone all games sched-
uled in the Susquehanna League. These
games will be played daring the next
few days.
Games scheduled for this Saturday
are:
Havre de Grace at Bel Air
Darlington at Aberdeen
Elk Mills ut Perryville
Elkton at Rising Sun
With the pace getting steadily more
rapid, large crowds are expected at all
games.
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Assignee's Sale
----OF----
Valuable keal Estate
IN HARTFORD COUNTY

ny virtue OF tho power and authority con-
W'ned ~ "A mortgage from Tho Farmers Coon.
orhiiyn Company Of Hartford County, Ineor-
pornlcd to George q. Durkloy, dated on or
about tho eighth day Of September In tho year
nineteen hundred and nineteen and recorded
amongst tho Land Records Of Hartford County
assigned 10 Jacob A. Doxsn on TIC drrs Az
% June. i92S. default having occurred bersIn,
ths uhdofglRnsd assignee Of said mortgage viii
p'.f a. Public Sale at tho Court House Door
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Monday June 18th, 1922
AZ u o'clock NJ, all that Valuable
LOT OK PARCEL OF LAND

Ny whhtsoeyer name or naB,os known or called
wnE botvean tho public roads leading from
Chlfehyille 10 Abardosn and IAsye resnaetl.slv
ana ~ OF near the village Of ChufehvIlls, In
lhs Third Election District Of Hartford County
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28,980 Square Feet

moro or less, being che same and all tho land
conveyed by and particularly described In n
deed from Charles H. Chsansy and wife IL tha
SAID Tho Farmers Cooperative Company Of
hartford County. Incorporated. dated on or
about The eighth day Of November In thu
year nineteen hundred and eighteen and no,
corded amongst tho Land Records Aforesaid In
ilber J. A. u. No 100 folio isO. ~
The improvements on this
prDneriy consist ~ a FRAME AfA-n
DWELLING HOUSE, Garage MBe1M ~
and WOoished, all under fIX ~ ;.
slate roof and In first class ssaaansS
condition,
This property 10 situate In ona Of the
best actions OF Hartford County on tho Stats
road from Bel Air 10 Abordsen. convenient 10
schools, stores, churches and mills, and can be
made Hn Ideal residence.
TERMS or SALE
The Terms Of Sale arei one.thIrd Of the
purchase money 10 be paid In cash on day OF
sale Onc-tbIrd In niK months and tho residue in
twelve months from day Of saia. and 10 be
secured 70 tho satiSfaetion Of the undsrsignsd
assignee. or all cash at the option of purchaser.
JACOB A. DOxEh,
Assignee Of Mortgages.
w. A. Wheeler. Austionssr.
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1av night to helm celebrate hi

day night, to help celebrate his
birthday.
School re-opened Tuesday, Miss
Leitha Temple, teacher.
Mrs. Alice Game left Tuesday for
New York for the winter.
Mrs. Ada Stevens left December
20 for Madison, where she has en-
ployment for the winter
Mrs. M. F. Blance was tie
fortunate holder of the ticket which
drew the schooner on exhibition in
Rays store for several weeks be-
fore Christmas The vessel was the
work of George Written, who is an
artist in that line, and who has
many orders ahead for toy sloops,
schooners and other small craft.
Daniel c. Libby has gone to
Gouldsboro for few weeks, log
ging.
Capt Deasy is said to be i'm
proving from his recent illness.
Mrs. Amanda Ooombs of COrea is
with Mrs. Deasy.
Jan g &.
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Bluehill.

Parker Hinckley returned Satur-
day from business trip to Boston.
The week of prayer was observed
by union services in the Baptist
church.
j. B. Bethel left Monday to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Foster Pierce,
at Buxton.
E. G. Williams went to Ellsworth
Monday to take up his duties as
manager of the Thorsen Farms Pro-
ducts Co.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
will hold a joint installation of off,
GERS Thursday evening, Jan. IL.
Supper at $50.
Beginning January /, the woman 8
relief corps will hold its regular
meetings on the first and third Sat
urdays of the month. The other
Saturdays will be devoted to social
meetings at the homes of members.
Installation will be held January z,
at 2 p. m. A picnic supper will be
served to members Of the post and
corps, and their families.
Jan. 2. S.
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SarUenf.villa

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. Eaton are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Eaton.
Philip Sargent, U. of M. "a, spent
his Christmas vacation with his
grandparents, Hon. and Mrs. H. w.
Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Blodgett of
West Brooksville have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Hooper.
Miss Elsie Chatto, who teaches at
West Brooksville, is spending her
vacation with her parents.
Osward l.. Hooper, who is en-
ployed in Bangor, spent the past two
weeks with his family
Miss Emerton of North Bluehill
is employed by Mrs. H. B. Webb.
Raymond w. Grindell of Rockland
spent Sunday with his parents.
Miss Bertha Wheeler spent Christ
mas with her parents at Little Deer
Isle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Freethey spent
Christmas with friends at Little
Deer Isle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Bowden
have been visiting Mrs. Bowden's
parents at Bluehill.
Mrs. John Brown of Little Deer
Isle died Sunday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Osward Hooper.
Jan. 2. "Sim."
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North Franklin.

Miss Vida Cousins and Miss
Stella Dyer are at Arthur Varnum' s
while Mr.. and Mrs. Varnum are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Bunker in
Southboro, Mass.
A number Of young people, friends
OF Alvin Jellison gathered at the
home Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Jellison to help welcome his
bride, who was Miss Gladys Carter
of Harrington.
Mrs. Saba Jellison is at home
after an extended visit in Rhode
Island, Massachusetts and several
places in Maine.
j. #. Clark has recovered from
his illness sufficiently to go to Sulli-
van, where he makes his home with
his son Harry.
Friends here of A. P. Bunker Of
Eastbrook are sorry to hear of his
death, which occurred at his home
this morning. His daughter, Mrs.
Eta Googins, who has been caring
for him, is seriously i'll.
Jan. 2. T.
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North Sr(lUWick.

Howard Nevells, while splitting
wood Friday, cut off one thumb by
the axe coming OF the handle. DR..
Bliss dressed the hand, and hopes
to save the thumb
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole of Rock
land spent few days at Christmas
with their son Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Closson are re-
of daughter (Theresa Maud.
Mrs. Nellie Beede was in Brook
lin last week, caring for Mrs. Roy
Tyler.
There was a Christmas tree at the
church on Christmas night, with ex-
ercises by the Sunday school chill
dren. The tree was preu lily decorat-
ed, and each child brought some
gift to put on it for some child less
fortunate. The gifts were packed
and sent to a child's hospital in
Portland, and were very gratefully
received, as stated in a letter read
at church on Sunday.
School opens Tuesday; Miss Cath
crime Condor of Brooksville, teacher.
Miss Beatrice Allen closed sue
.cessful term of school last week.
The play, Christmas at Timothy
Corners" was given Monday evening
by twelve Of the children, with ex-
ercises by the others. All parts
were well taken.
Roy Allen left last week for Bos-
ton, New York and Philadelphia on
business. Mrs. Allen left Monday
to join him in Boston for a week S
visit.
Jan q X
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Nest fremont.

Mr.. and Mrs Schuyler Rumill are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of son, born December %
(Robie Atom. Mr.. and Mrs. Rumill
are living at Seal Harbor this win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Seavey are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of Christmas daughter.
Miss Beptrice X. Lunt; who is en-
ployed by the New England Power
Co., Worcester, Mass, spent. her
Christmas vacation with her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. George w. Lunt, re-
turning Tuesday.
Miss Alice Rumill, who is attend
ing highsschool at Seal Harbor, re-
turned to. her school after spending
the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Nettie RMmill.
Miss Ruth Hodgtfon, who spent
the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Dennis Norwood, will return to high
school at Southwest Harbor Tuesday.
The ladies' aid society will have
its annual meeting with Mrs. F. w.
Lunt January 4.
The West fremont Improvement
society will have its annual meeting
with Mrs. Philip Perwear at Fair
View outage, an alEday session
with picnic dinner
Edwin ingalls, spent rfhe weekend
at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin lngalls spent
Christmas and New Years day with
Mrs. ingalls, parents, Albion Farrell
and wife;+at Center.
Roy and Lew Wentworth, who Wis
tied their sister, Mrs. Ralph Mad
docks, at Ellsworth, cames home last
week.
SchoOls8begin tomorrow, with the
same teHchers-Miss Iva Walls.
grammar, and Mrs. Alien Walls,
primary.
Jan. q -Thelma"
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GOuldsbOrO.


Edgar Handy and wife are in
Massachusetts with their daughter,
Mrs. Chesley Chisholm, for the win
ter. George Rolfe and family are
occupying their house.
Elisha Young is visiting here.
The poverty ball, to be given by
the grange Saturday evening, has
been postponed to January T.
Miss Edna Joy returned from Ma
chias to spend her Christmas vaca-
ton. She is now teaching in South
GOuldsbOrO.
Kenneth Tracy has returned from
Aroostook, where he has had en-
ployment.
Miss Carolyn Rice, senior at
Sullivan high, spent her Christmas
recess with her aunt, Mrs. John D.
Tracy.
Jan. g. stEittah."
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December "a. The young couple
have the best wishes of a large cir
Gle of friends
Mrs. William Dunbar and little
daughter, who have been visiting
relatives here the past week, re-
turned to Rowland Saturday.
Allan Conner has returned from
Rowland, where he has been en-
ployed the past month.
Mrs. Ethel Snowman of Orland is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Duncan
Dunbar.
Wilbert e. Ordway and family
have gone to Orono, where Mr.. Ord
way has employment.
Jan. g. D.
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Trenton.

/ Madison Davis, U. of M, spent
the holidays with Ibis parents, Reu-
ben Davis and wife.
Rodney Copp has purchased the
store and stock 6f Blaine Davis.
Howe and Harold Hopkins are
spending their vacations with their
parents, H. n. Hopkins and wife.
The home of Will Shoals was
burned Monday evening, with nearly
all contents
Miss Inez Garland spent part Of
last week with Miss Sarah Cousins.
Joseph Anderson, wife and little
daughter Mildred, of Ellsworth,
were Christmas guests of. Mrs. Har-
ward Copp. All are sorry to know
Mr.. Anderson's health is so poor.
Jan. 2. w.
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MariaVille.

Christmas was observed in many
families here by tree. A Christmas
tree has been held yearly for thirty
years at the homeaof G. A. Frost.
This year the treevwas loaded with
pretty and useful things for the
family and Santa appeared with a
heavy load on his back, greatly to
the delight of the .little ones and
amusement OF the older ones.
The yeartOld cohild of Martin
Moore, who has been i'll for some
time, is still very poorly.
Little Edward Bell is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Isabel Salisbury, at Otis.
Jan. 2. F.,
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West BrOOkSyille.

George o. Tapley, after spending
the holidays with his grandparents,
Capt. and Mrs. George w. Tapley,
has returned to Portland to re-
sumo his studies in the high school
Merrill A Farrow spent the holt
day vacation at home with his
mother, Mrs. Florence Farrow, re-
turning Saturday to West Eden,
where he is principal ,sof the high
school,
Miss Dorothy M. Tapley. student
at Castine high school, is seriously
ill of rheumatic fever, at her home
here
Jan. 2. ''TomSOn.
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A Thrilling lean.

To leap from a high cliff, tower
ing above the river, and land in the
water while sticking to the saddle
of his pony is one of the thrilling
feats accomplished by William s.
Hart in Sand" which will be seen
at the Dirigo theatre next Saturday.
In an effort to reach the scene Of
train hold-up, Dan Kurrie takes a
short cut and makes the death
defying leap, target also for the
bullets from the bandits guns. He
arrives in time to turn the tables
and save the treasure train, on which
is the girl he loves.-Advt.
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Pretty Marsh.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Dodge re-
turned from Bangor last week and
are with Mrs. Dodge's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Smith.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, who spent
the holidays with her parents,
Samuel Leonard and wife, has re-
turned to Portland.
Miss Josephine Gray, a student at
the Leland Powers School of Ex-
preston in Boston, has been spend
ing her vacation with her parents
here.
Hampton Tozier and Madison
Snow were in Bangor few days
last week.
Mrs. Nathan Smallidge spent the
weekend with her daughter, Mrs. H.
P. Tozier.
Jan. 2. G.
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Birch HarbOr,

26 a little son came to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Colon
Church Colon TempIe).
William Briggs has moved from
George Winslow's house to Fred
Winslow's on the hill.
Schools opened last week, with the
same teacher here as last term and
with Dorothy Wiley of Winter Har-
Dor in the Bunker Harbor district.
Jan. 2. T.
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South Bluehill.

Mr.. Leighton, who has been very
Ill, is better.
Laurence Eaton OF Ellsworth is
visiting his father.
Mrs. Harold Linnehan OF Ellis
worth spent Christmas here with her
parents.
Howard Morrison of Portland is
spending two weeks with his father,
John Morrison. All his friends are
glad to see him, after an absence Of
six years.
The Christmas concert and tree at
the chapel Monday night were en-
joyed by a full house.
Miss Emily Candage of Bluehill
visited here last week.
Jan. 2. o.
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Nfan%tt,

Mrs. Ellen, Stanley :anti MRS. Ella
Whitmore visited here llakt week.
Mrs. Eliza King has had a tele-
phone installed in her home.
Miss Annie Newman sis boarding
with Rev. C. d. McKenzieaand wife.
Mrs. SIS. Dolliver and son Morris
left Saturday for Ornno. where Nor
ris is attending the U. of M.
Mrs. Mary Vansaw, Wilder Dolli-
yer and Barbara Whitmore spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Noyes.
Fred A. Noyes is home from Latty
Beach. West fremont, where he has
had employment the past four years
Miss Gladys Whitmore spent part
of her vacation in Ellsworth.
Franklin WARD left Monday fol-
the U. of NJ. rOrono.
John Moves has been i'll the past
week
Miss Flossie Hancock is home from
Bangor, where she has been EN-
ployed.
A fine Christmas tree and con
cert was held at the church Christ
mas eve.
Schools closed December AS for
vacation of twp weeks. Much credi
is due the teachers, Misses Gladly
Whitmore and Louise Johnson, TO
the excellent program which wa!
given by the grades. There was
Christmas tree. with a present 70
each pupil. Many parents wer
present.
Mrs. Sweeney is employed at Mrs
Eliza Kings
S. s. Dolliver rs boarding with hi
sister, Mrs. Dora Ward.
Jan. 2. Lilac"
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West Hancock.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown have
returned home from Somerville,
Mass, where they spent several
weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
Myra Graves.
Miss Grace Bridges is visiting
Miss Ruth Moore at Colts Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Springer of
Washington Junction, are in Port
land on business.
Friends here of Miss Emily Nc
Farland are sorry to hear of her ser
ious illness in Ellsworth
Jan. 2. M. NJ M.
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BaySide,

Miss Agnes A. Bowden left Mon
day to attend Shaw's business col
lege, Bangor.
George Murch of Portsmouth,
formerly of this place, was here last
week to attend the funeral OF his
uncle, Capt. Henry B. Holt.
School in the Morrison district
begins to-day, after two weeks va
cation Miss Hope McKenney,
teacher.
Joseph Wescott, who has spent a
few weeks with his brother Edward
returned to Surry last week
Jan. z. G. A. G..
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North 1iamOine,

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E.
Young of Everett, Mass, extend con-
gratulations on the birth OF daugh-
ter, born December 20.
Mrs. Maynard H. Young spent
part of last week with her sister,
Mrs. ROBBIE Norwood, at Southwest
Harbor
Henry Linscott was operated upon
at the Hurley hospital in Ellsworth
Thursday, having his other leg am
putated. He is reported fairly COM
Portable, and it is hoped that a
speedy recovery may be possible.
Jan. 2. Sub
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thirty-eight years. He leaves a
widow, Helen (Mortimer) Magee; a
daughter, Theresa; his mother, Mrs.
Magee of Belfast. three brothers,
George, Philip and Eugene, and one
sister, Mrs. Harry Gray. The
funeral was held at St. Laurence's
church, Wednesday morning, at s
o'clock. Mass of requiem was Of
fered by Rev. FIR. Reardon. Inter-
ment was at Winterport.
Jan. 2. "Spec."