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Arnata RuSiei

NE pacea crelem compusa decit
din niste horde flamlnde, nescplnae Din can in cnd
venau uncle raporte din Russia spuneau Gle discipline
rnatei ros dar ee prmite scepcsm de acei carl
cretleau in abtatea de organiZlIc a sovetelor.
1.-THE Literary Digest din Maiu 1922 reproduce
col al generaulu Noskoff, unul din eel mai abi oceri
de stat major al arilor aparu ntr 'un zar saplmana
Smyena Nekh orgmu rsor refugiati la Paris Acest ge
ra pue Maoritaea armate rosii este compusa din sol
da arani carl sub steagurile mpeulu cutreerat In
reaga Europa FL aceas sodati carl tp de secole
sau sacrfcat fara planga pand viete or pentu
ignoranta ntrigee maror 81 micilor or coandan Gu
cuvn sunt adevaraul popor meritat ma
lui Peu Gel Mare Ia cacat de eel mai supus aran
din ume Oar II falls spunem ca Armatei Ro
s aceas material orbeste settler
ui 81 nculu massee armate vec sub
comandant veci Revcuta poate la desvolta inca
constnt dar la rdicat orice caz din naivatea sa de
copil'
Comandanti ros in ce paru AMI della existenta sovete
or TRANSFORMED massee sodatilor intro amaa nu
supune orbese dar supunerea consencoasa
unui soa site Sovietele olost
mandantlor tars necnnoseuta propaganda. Aceasa
s'a dovedit de moc puernc in mantle comandantior ro
Generali soveeor sunt toti oamen tner entusasma
convins de ele III al clror serviciu Ca geeali ui
Napoleon Ell snt recuta din oamen carl trecere popu
alitae inantea solat carl II nceoere alb
oui Comaudan maj mici sunt recruati din rnurie sol
or munctor nici pricep la ara mlitarea
un bolevc nfocati pricep la fanazarea masselor
Daca asel de armata discpnaa fl sa fie condusa
general 81 oficer stiinta mlitacn sunt de pa
oficer gernan, insemna annaa nunla ca nu
poate fl desconserata de putere uIope dar care ar pe
ameninta ntreaga pace.
DE s'a temut Frana 81 Beeia-impreuna Gu Polo
na Romaniade claHzua secrea tratatuui della Ra
pao Oar far aceasta cusua cine poate impeeca pc
,ficeri Kaiserului- ara ocupae, sa nu
in Russia une sunt bne prim! din parea soveelor
81 unc Ii asigur pose buna clci din oata populatia
mai bne salarzata 81 cine poate mpedeca
sovieteavand IA dspozte arata puternca discipnata
hnc mearga contra Apusuui contra Poonie
81 Romlne earl le in Gale 81 e mpedeca de ven
ermaa de ale carei poduse abrcte Alta
lpsd Oar in armata soveeor opri numa
aici. Percolu ntinde 81 spre apus, spre Franta
.Aceste n bine cunoscue polltclanor della Genoa LA
trebue faca pentru desamare
Rus rebuiesc convins despre mposbtatea IN ga
prncpe he1ae a nssa pentru recucerirea Basa
rabiei Gale Rlsarene "a apartlnut nc tarllo
parte din mperul austrac. In sclmb nsa sa Ii
dea mprumu sufficient pentru refacerea Rusel ce sa
nu Sc foloseasc pentru esvoarea 81 organizaea aate
rosi c pentru refacerea economical
Prin concesii muuae puea aunge la un comproms
s-upace Franta 81 trle della granitele uset asg
contra une agresiuni poate face 81 desarmrea
ncheiarea ataulu de neagresune putca ii reatate
Chea pacei este All Russia
ANDREI POPOVICL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11

simte ibine in o camera unde ,doua
femei sopotesc.
Multi oameni declara ca pretul
este destul de mare 81
fara invoire intre mineri 81 pro
prietari.
s.
Nu mai cutezam lsa Queen o
geanta pc strada de teama ca
politia sl nul ne considere de
'bootleggeri' (violatorii prohi-
bitieil J, lar hotii - de easier ce
duce de la ,banca bani sa pla-
teasca muncitori firmei la care
lucreaza.
50
Russia cere sd fie tratata de
puterile mari ca celelalte natii.
De ar cunoaste acest tratament,
= nu Tar dori.
g
Delegatii Rusiei an VENT la
Geneva pentruea sa pipaie porto
felele colegilor lor.
y9
Directorul de prohibitie Hay
nes a declarat Cd cheltuelile in
fortarei prohibited sunt acoperl-
tie de amehdele ce lie platesc vio-
latorii Ell. Presupunem ca prohi-
.bitia va Fl pc deplin infortata
daca Sc va putea colecta destul
de la violatorii eli.
s.
Mesagiile d-rului Conan Doyle
.ce lie primeste de la morti sunt
tot atat de autentice ca cele &c
oil Tnmulty lie primeste de la cel
vii. (Dl Tumultv. fostul secretar
al presedintelui Wilson a adus. Gu
ocazlunea unui banchet. mesaiul
d-lui Wilson. care. i'm ziua ltrml-
toare a declarat ca el ma TRIMS
nlcI I'm mesaj prin Tumulty.
n. r.
50
Stltl ce este optimismul? Sa
cnmperl un object de la I'm evreu
81 sal vinzi ell castig unui SEQ
tian.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11

TRATAT ASUPRA
BREVETELOR

WASHINGTON, s Mai. - Gu
vernnl a anuntat intrarea in vigoa
re, Gu incepere din ziua de s Mai
a vechiului tratat asupra brevete.
lor (patentelor) &c exista 81 inain.
te de razboiu intre Germania $
Statele Unite.
Pentru ca tratatul So alba ace
iasi putere ca 81 il,ainte, ma fos'
necesar decat un aimplu' decret dir
partea fiecarei natilni contrac
tante..>
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|NF0RNA7|UN|

Sofia. = Ambnsadorul Ameri-
can de aici primit scrisoare in
care era amenintat ca cladirea
Legatiei Americana va Fl ar,ln-
cata in aer prin dinamita daea
Stateie Unite nu libereaza pc
fruntasii communist, Sacco 81 Van
zetti, condamnati la moarte in
>tatul Massachusetts.
" = y
Rio De Janeiro. All dimineata
q murlt lrbano dos Santos. Vice
Presedintele ales al Braziliei. In.
cidentul complica situatia poll
tlca, datorita faptului ca nu Sc
site cine va invinge la alegerilp
de presedinte.
Londra. : La o intrunire in
Casa Comunelor. deputatii con
servatori 81 radicali au primit o
delegate de so de persoane, bar
batl 81 femei, earl an plans II
fnsesera alungati din casele lor
din Irlanda 81 siliti sd fuga in
Anglia Ri si-au spus aci toate
neajnnsurile, 81 au cerut aiutoarq
financiare.
Moscova. Tribunalul soie-
telor a condamnat astazi la moar-
te opt preoti, dol mireni 81 o fe-
mele pentrn ca Sc 0pusesera la
rechizitionarea obiectelor de va
loare de prin biserici 81 pentru
ca ar ii participat intro mantle
static de strada ell caracter re-
volntionar. Toti au insa dreptul
sa apeleze la un tribunal mai
malt.
Cincinnati, O. - Dol frati al
lni Stephen Solderits, care dispa-
rnse in mod misterios de mai
multi timp, au deelarat ca el fuse
Sc impfscat pc cand faptuisera
GU totii spargere, 81 ca eli, ca sa
'stearga orice nrma, i-au arnncat
corpul in r1nl Ohio.
Kagoshima, .Japonia. - Prin-
tnl de Wales, terminandn-si as
taxi vNita in Japonia, s'a imbar-
cat pentru Manila pc bordul cru
cisetorului Rentwn.
= .
Bruxel. Regele George all
Angliei 81. Regina Maria, au fost
intampinati Official la sosirea lor
aici Gle catre Regele Albert 81
Regina Elisabeth, lar neoficial de
un mare numar de cetateni Bel
f N
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=
Gary, Ind. - Politia din Gary
a arestat astazi doisprezece copii
intre etatea de Is 81 20 de ami,
despre carl sc zice ca ar apartlnc
celei mai bine organizate bandc
de hoti de automobile din intrea-
ga tara.
Philadelphia, Pa. - Agentii
prohibited raporteaza ca in uncle
cofetarii din acest oras Sc wand
bomboane umplute ell rachiu.
Pana acum nu s'a pntut afla cine
fabrica asemenea bomboane.
Greensboro, N. C. - Doctorul
E. G. Linderman. de multi ami
presedinte al universitatii feme-
nine de economic sociala, STA
inaintat dimisia imediat dupa in
chierea anului academic. Dansul
zice ca societatea secreta a Klani.
lor il silise sd faca aceasta.
Manila. In cercurile bine
informate Gle aici >se vorbeste Cd
la | Ianuarie viitor guvernatorul
General Leonard Wood Isl va da
dimisia din functia de guvernor
al Filipinelor. Dapsul ma anun-
tat pana acum mimic Gu privire la
aceasta.
Belfast. = Impuscaturile inca
mai continual pc stradele Bella
stului. Seara trecuta au fost IA
niti femeie 81 un barbat pc canl
m9rgeau pc Strada.
st. Louis. - Arthur Smith 81
Leo Tighe, eel dintai de 81 de AMI
81 celalalt de 90. an marturisit
inaintea tribunalului ca luasera
parte in spargerea bancii Pine
Lawn, ce s'a savarsit pc ziua de
% Ianuarie trecut. Amandoi an
fost condamnati la puscarie.
Forth Worth. Texas. = Corpul
unui negru a fost .gasit spanzurat
in acelas copac unde Sambata tre-
cuta fusesera arsi pc rug alti trei
negri. Sc crede Cd acpst negru,
care fratele untlia dintre cei
frei, ar Fl marturisit ca luase 81 eel
parte in siluirea 81 uciderea fetei
Ellla Ansley, o alba in etate de
~ ami.
Shreveport, La. In timpu1
nnui foe isbucnit intr' una din
fantanile de gaz ale firmei Hum
bic Oil and Refining Company,
all ars de vii muncitorii Harmon
Barner 81 Marion Leaton, primu1
de 10 ami 81 celalalt de %.
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ANDREI POPOVICI.

barber. Ne Miriam de ce stie sd
''rada" asa de bine.
u
Sarmana Peggy Joyce! Zice ca
s'a saturat de barbati. Natural,
dupace la epuizat pc toti.
81
Dupace o fata Sc casatoreste,
isl perde interesul in romanele ce
discuta amorul.
-
Omul care este de acord Gu
toti, devine desagreabil.
NJ este nlcl I'M ON care sc
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m wcA oRDE|aN

Ninnai omnl bogat poate avea
'ferbinteli de primavara''. La
omnl sarac aceasta stare Sc CHA
ma lene.
q
81 find vorba de primavara,
ar ii bine daca taranii.ar, adopta'
deviza: ''Priveste-ne cum ere
stenrs
u
Peggy Joyce este fiica unui
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-09-27
When Critics Run Amuck.

Scholarly books have been dispraised
because they were not exciting; fine
novels have been sneered at because
they were hard to read; cheap sto-
ries have been proclaimed great be-
cause they were pretense of serious
ness; sentimentality has been well
coined because it was warm hearted |;
indecency has been condemned for i'm
morality; immortality has slipped
through as romance; daring has been
mistaken for novelty; painstaking dull
ness. for careful art; self-revelation,
for world knowledge; pretty writing,
for literature; violence, for strength;
and warped and unhealthy egoism for
the wise sincerity, which is the soul Of
literature.-Henry Seidel Candy, in the
North American Review.
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Oak Point.

Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Murch OF
Lynn. Mass, were at Willard
Eoung's few days last week. Mr.
Murch has bought the Harry Jordan
place, and expects to make it his
permanent home in the spring.
Harold and Vivian Frazier were
taken by the Red Cross nurse, Miss
Hoyt, to the Bar Harbor hospital to
have their tonsils and adenoids re-
moved.
Capt. and Mrs. r. G.-Leland and
family have moved to Bar Harbor
for the winter.
Two real estate transfers of inter
est are the purchase of Mrs. Susanna
Alleys. place by the Rev. A. E
Leonard, who will occupy it as a
summer home; and the Merrill Dol
liver house by Mrs. Suminsby OF
Bar Harbor, who is having it re-
shingled and porches added.
G. M. Smith Of Boston came Sun.
day to accompany his family home
They plan to leave Wednesday and
motor home.
Sept. 26. X. X.
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La,IlOine.


Herbert Smith returned to Pres
ton, Cuba, last week. His wife and
daughter will remain here a while
longer.
The correspondent wishes to cor
rect mistake in last weeks items.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson have eight
children-six sons and two daugh-
ters-not eight sons, as printed.
The boys and girls club and the
Farm Bureaus will give an exhibit
at the grange hall Saturday night.
Greetings are extended to Fred
and Leslie Grant, who are in this Sec
ton for a week. The Grant family
moved to Vineland, N. j., thirty
seven years ago, and Fred has not
been back since. Leslie is dentist
in FIT. Myers, Fla, and Fred is To-
Gated in New Jersey. They are trav-
cling in a camping car.
Sept. 26. r.
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early Church Utensils.

When our Puritan forefathers first
began to pass the plate for contribu-
lions in the meeting house it was not
a plate they passed in most places.
but brass warming pan. Into this
the coins jingled cheerfully until some
one decided that it was too cheerful
and a long-handled wire corn pepper
was substituted. The artistically
carved and velvet-lined plates used in
many churches today are recent
adaptation. In the earliest colonial
days no collection was taken at all
and the salary of the parson was paid
in pork and pumpkins, potatoes and
peas, flour, dried apples and beans,
with occasional donation parties"
that provided further Injuries. When
church activities began to extend be-
yond the, immediate parish 1t was nee
essary to collect coins, so the warm
ing pan and the corn pepper were both
used to gather them up quickly.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

whereas, John o. Hancock, of South
west Harbor. in the County of Hancock
and State of Maine. by his mortgage
deed, dated the fifth day of July, 1921
and recorded in the Hancock registry
of deeds, book SCI, page 1874, conveyed
to w. nj. Little Company, a corporation
organized and existing under the laws
of the State of Maine, located at Rock
land in the county of Knox and said
State, certain parcel of real estate
situated in said Southwest Harbor, in
the County of Hancock, and bounded
as follows; Beginning at an iron bolt
in the southwest line of the town road,
known as the shore road and in the
south line of land of John A. Hopkins.
formerly known as the Hinckley lott
thence following said south line, south
forty-nine and one-half degrees west
one hundred and twenty-three feet to
an iron bolt; thence south. forty ona
and one-half degrees east eighty-twe
and one-half feet to an iron bolt tn ence
north forty nine and one-half degrees
east one hundred and forty-one feet to
bolt in the aforesaid road line thence
following said road line north thirty
degrees west to place of beginning and
containing onefourth of an acre and
the buildings on said described lot
Reference may be had to Hancock
County, Maine, registry of deeds, book
2S9, page 165.
Also another lot of land at Manset in
said Southwest Harbor and bounded
and described as follows to wit: Com
mencing at the southwest corner of
lot of said Hancock; thence north
forty-one degrees west, but always for
lowing said Hancock's westerly tinf
five rods to an iron bolt; thence south
forty-nine degrees west by land Of
John Hopkins. one rod to a stake:
thence south forty-one degrees east
five rods to a stake; thence north
forty-nine degrees east one rod to
point of beginning, containing five
square rods. Reference may be had to
said registry, book 557, page $50; and
whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken, now, therefore.
by reason of the breach of the condi-
ton thereof, said w. M Little Com
pany claims a foreclosure of said mort
gage.
In witness whereof the said w. M
Little Company has caused these
presents to be signed in it's corporate
name and it's seal affixed this 31st day
of March, 1922, by ]. E. Stevens, itG
treasurer hereto duly authorized.
w. M. LITTLE COMPANY.
BY ]. e. Stevens, Treasurer.
(SeaL)
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clerk of the town of Sedgwick, a like
copy upon Percy T. Clarke, one of the
petitioners, a like copy on Henry W.
Sargent and like copy on Eastern
Steamship Co, and by posting up at
tested copies as aforesaid in three pub
lie places in said town of Sedgwick
thirty days at least before the time
appointed for said view, and by pub
fishing the petition and order thereon,
three weeks successfully in The Els
worth American, newspaper pub
lished at Ellsworth, in the county OF
Hancock, the first publication to be
thirty days at least before the time
of said view. that all persons and cor
porations interested may attend and be
heard if they think fit
Attest: r. F. MAHONEY,
Clerk
A true copy of the petition and order
thereon.
Attest: T. F. MAHONEY,
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Seal Cove

Mrs. Lurlene Rumill arrived home
last week from Seal Harbor, where
she has been during the summer
Miss Rumill is now attending high
school at Southwest Harbor. Her
sister, Miss Theolyn, also attends
high school, entering the freshman
class.
Herbert Sawyer went to Ellsworth
and Bangor, Friday.
Mrs. Albert Gray moved to North
east Harbor, where Mr.. Gray is en-
ployed. Mrs. Eta Walls has also
gone to Northeast Harbor
Mrs. John Hodgdon, Center, has
gone to Machias to spend a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Foss.
Miss Bernice Ashley came from
Northeast Harbor, Friday, and re-
manned over Sunday with her par
ents, Roland B. Ashley and wife.
She returned Monday to her school.
Miss Gladys Swasey is employed
at Bar Harbor.
Sept 25. N.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.
To the Honorable Board of Count

To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners for the County of
Hancock, in the State of Maine:
We. the undersigned, residents of
spectfully petition your Honorable
Board to either lay out. alter or ex-
tend the town way now leading south
erly from the highway through Sar-
gentvile, in, the town of Sedgwick,
to high water mark at or near the
head of the plank approach to Egge-
moggin Reach Ferry. in said Sedg-
wick, as county way. the particular
bounds and measurements of said pro-
posed way being as follows: All of the
Town way now extending southerly
from the highway through Sargent
westerly side line of the Sargent store
lot, and following as near as may be
the general line of said way to a point
pied by the, Eastern Steamship Lines,
Inc. as wharf and thence including
section described as follows:
eBeginning at copper bolt in apex
driven in beach at high water mark
and beside the peak of said granite
boulder near the northeast corner of
the plank runway or approach at the
landing of the Eggemoggin Reach
Ferry in said town of Sedgwick
thence about north twenty degrees
west sixty-five feet by land of Henry
w. Sargent to the north side of a town
way, at end of a granite retaining
wall: thence by said town way thirty
five feet. more or less, to the north ern
end of the premises of said Steamship
Company; thence by said company's
wharf or dock bounds twenty feet to
an iron pipe driven at the east edge
OF the retaining wall of said wharf or
dock. at high water mark thence
nearly east twenty-six feet by high
water mark to a bolt and place of be-
ginning.
That your Honorable Board will
make such order on this petition as
to notice and hearing as by law re-
quired.
Dated at Stonington, Maine, on this
22d day of August, A. ID. 1922
PERCY T. CLARKE
and thirty-SeVen others
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SOuth PenOl>ScOt.

A quiet wedding took place at the
Baptist parsonage Saturday evening,
Sept. %, when William r. Tapley
and Miss Velma T. Halves, both of
Brooksville, were married by Rev. C.
A. Smith, using the single-ring SER
vice. Their many friends extend
congratulations.
Mrs. Urban Leach has returned
from Hallowell, where she visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sands.
Mrs. Renda Cushman, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Wardwell, in Augusta, came home
Saturday.
Elmer Perkins, who has been on a
business trip to Chicago, arrived
home Saturday.
Fred Roberts returned to Portland
Monday, after a week at his home
here.
Sept. rs. L.
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He Would Like to Know.

An official of the village improve
ment society in New Jersey tells Of q
note received from a japanese Of an
inquiring turn of mind. The subject
OF the inquiry is one that Is familiar
to most parts of the world, but no
doubt the community Of which It was
made felt fattered by this evidence
of its popularity. The note read {:
1.-THE honorable society are asked in
what way do they rid themselves Of
him the much troublesome mosquito 7
How do they approach him in his
house among the reeds and marshes,
so as to remove him effectuahy from
the dangers that he does to people Of
good minds whose skins he must pune
ture? All this l would like SO much
to know"
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NIanSet

David Heal and family of Lincoln
vile, spent the weekend with Mr..
md Mrs. Lyle Newman.
Rev. c. D. Mckenzie is out of
town for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Stanley, Mrs.
]. L. Stanley, Mrs. Elmer Stanley
and Lowell Moves visited relatives
in Orrington Sunday.
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Owen Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith spent
Sunday in Harrington.
Y Carl David Lawton celebrated his
sixth birthday Saturday afternoon.
Twenty-three boys and girls were
invited. Games were played and a
good time enjoyed by all. Refresh
ments were served.
PICNIC AT LATTY BEACH
On Wednesday, the twentieth day,
The Methodist circle wended it's way
To Latty farm, to have a good time,
And the party consisted of two and
nine.
1t was good to see each smiling face
AS they sat at the table in proper place
Their plates were filled up mountain
high
With everything good, and apple pie.
All got busy, eating their share,
When shouts of laughter rended the
air
For one of the party, eating green
corn,
Broke off tooth, as sure as you're
born.
They decided next to do the work,
And not one of the party tried to shirk
There were Mrs. Adelaide, two Mayos,
Lucy and Nell,
Elizabeth, Lottie, Mabel, Frank and
Bell.
Then games were played and enjoyed
by all,
Both old and young, large and small
Crawling into a jug" was really fun,
For some of the party thought it
couldn't be done.
Last on the program was alphabetic
rhyme,
Then the party broke up until another
time,
For the cars all came at half-past
four,
And all bid adieu to Latty shore.
Sept. Is. Lilac"
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Sedgwick

SedgwiCk
Arthur Parker and Jay Small, who
have been in the employ of the
Twitchell, Champlin Co., Portland,
for the summer, returned home last
week.
Capt. and Mrs. w. w. Cook of
Provincetown, Mass, who have been
guests at the NAPLES" have returned
home.
v Last Wednesday evening the
grammar school building in the vii
lage district was burned. Although
quite an old building, the house had
always been kept in good repair, and
was well equipped for a grammar
school. Many of the desks and other
furnishings were saved, as we'll as the
woodshed and wood.
Rev. Mr.. Collins of New Hamp-
shire occupied the pulpit in the Bap-
fist church, Sunday, Sept. IT. A call
has been extended to him to become
the pastor.
Mrs. Raymond Bridges met with
a painful accident on Sunday eve
ming last, when she fell headlong
down the cellar stairs to the stone
floor, breaking both arms and cutting
her head and face badly. Her many
friends sympathize with her in her
pain.
Sept. 25. "Eloc."
Eczema spreads rapidly; itching al
most drives you mad. For quick re-
lief, Doan's Ointment is well recon-
mended. soc at all stores.-Advt.
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StOningtOn,

John l.. Goss of Boston has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Torrey
the past week.
y Misses Helen and Edith Gray re-
turned last week to Colby college.
Philip Crockett went to Boston
last week to spend a few days with
his family.
Mrs. George Fifield of Brewer Wis
tied friends here last week
Mrs. Lucy Russ arrived here last
Friday.
Elmer Galley, who has been at
West Stonington for a few days, re-
turned Saturday to Portland.
DR.. B. L. Moves motored to Port
land last week on a business trip.
Miss Margaret Turner returned to
Colby by auto, last week.