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val Whitlege in Jest for Awhile. -
something new in the entertainment
line: Senator Murphy, THE People s
Choice" as he bills himself. in a
1aughmaker; Dorothy and Rosetta
Ryan. maids of mirth and melody;
the aerial De Groffs in speedy gym
nastics. and Amazon and Nile in
their Tropical Enchantment.' dis
playing two clever contortionists.
with the screen features, Topics of
the Day, Aesops Fables and Pathe
News Weekly.
EARLE-Maryland Collegiates.
The headline act this week at the
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KEITH'S-Emma Haig

kEITH'S-Emma Haig.
Emma Haig. diminutive queen of
the dance. who, it will be remem-
bered. several years ago broke onto
the front page of almost every news
paper in the country. when she broke
her back while playing in the Music
Box Revue" and recovered, will top
the bill at 3. F. kefth's Theater this
week. with DIN Rowland in a dance
act of C ,lor and charm, called Being
Different" They bring along Buddy
Sheppard's Orchestra. and the offer
ing is said to be one of the best of the
season.
In line with the keith-Albee pol
icy of presenting new material. the
Hemstreet singers, four charming
young ladies. will be featured in a
program of unusually fine quartet
numbers.
Janet of France. piquant French
comedienne. will be seen in new act
entitled foot Sweet" written es
pecially for her by Johnny Cantwell
Her company includes Byron Haw
kins. William Rand. Roger Allen and
Mkt MARITIME.
Others will be Clara Barry and Or.
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Calender and the National Players in Brandon Thomas ages old
provided that laughter makeh the lean
there those
Who can make them happen likelihood that they won't de-
spite dependency those who probably have wandered far from
Let Brady and furnish
the right kind Of plays Cochran will readily
until
New Zealsnde Sits on Brooklyn Bridge
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Here a modest little Eve, wife of a
small business man. is tempted by
modern serpent.
The theme of the story is Womans
craving for beautiful clothes and
mans lack of understanding.
The cast includes also Phyllis
Haver, Andre de Beranger, Eulalie
Jensen. William Austin and Charles
COnklin.
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AMBASSADOR-"FYg Leaves. g

Fig Leaves" featuring Olive Bor-
den and George O'Brien, will he seen
at Crandall's Ambassador Theater the
first three days of this week. begin.
ming this afternoon: Wednesday
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sauce" a typical Broadway cast and
mounting
Popular-priced matinees are booked
for Wednesday and Saturday.
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Current Attractions.
At the Theaters This Week.

NATIONAI-"App lesauce." comedy. Tomorrow evening.
KETHS-Enma Haig vaudeville This afternoon and evening
EARLEMavland Colegate This afternoon and
STRAND"Bern and List vaudeville This afternoon and
ming
AYETYRroadway Breves. burlesque Opens Saturday
ate
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Photoplays This Week
At the Photoplay Houses This Week.

PAEACE-"The Waltz Dream This afternoon and evening.
RIALTO-"Iaddie' This afternoon and evening.
METROPOLITAN-"Fg Leaves" This afternoon and
COLUMBIA-"D Diplomacy" This afternoon and evening.
TINOLI-"Fa scnating Youth This afternoon and
AMBASSADOR-"Fg Leaves This afternoon and
CENTRAI-"Broodng Eyes This and evening
WARDMAN PARk-"Thc Birth of a Nation" This evening.
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Northeast. Harbor.

Rev. Robert Huston of Sherman,
Conn.,, occupied the Union church
pulpit Sunday morning. The
Christian Endeavor Society held it's
meeting at o'clock in the evening,
Miss Ernestine Ober being the lead
er. Rev. Mr.. Huston will be the
leader next Sunday morning. The
Sunday school will resume it's ses-
sions on that date.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Arnold
have closed their cottage, "Beau-
site," and returned to Albany, N. Y.
Sunday mails at the Northeast
Harbor postofice have been discon-
tinued for the present year.
T. H. Hoge Patterson has returned
to Philadelphia, after spending the
season at 'tSunnyside."
Mrs. Henry Parkman left last
week for Boston, after occupying
her cottage, "Windward," for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Paige of
East Corinth were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. CoOmbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob S. Disston
have closed their cottage and re-
turned to Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Miss Marion C. Falt, who is at
tending normal school at Castine,
was home for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sergison have
returned to Brooklyn, N. Y, after
spending the summer here.
Miss Minnie Bunker recently re-
turned to her home in West Sulli-
van. She was head waitress at
Asticou Inn during the season.
Fred j. Iveney and Arthur Gilley
have returned from visit in Wash
ington, D. c.
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Mckinley.

Mrs. w. ]. Thurston left Monday
for Orr's Island, to visit her son
james, She accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Sawyer, who went to
Worcester for short stay with Mr..
and Mrs. M. ]. Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Linnenbuerger
of South Portland spent the past ten
days with Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Thurston.
Mrs. Lula Stanley has gone to
Boston, where she has entered a
hospital for muscular treatment.
Schools have commenced, with the
same teachers, Miss Frances
Knowles and Mrs. Barbara Dolliver.
Miss Knowles is boarding at Mrs.
John Nice's.
The Tracey artesian we'll diggers
are digging a we'll on the estate of
Prof. Murray, formerly Frank
Colts.
Mrs. Sadie Wilson is at home from
Manset, where she has had employ
ment.
Priscilla, small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Thurston, fell and
broke her collarbone. last week.
Sept. 27. +. M.
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Surry Road.


Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Winchester
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of fourteen pound daughter
(Elizabeth)
Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton
and daughter Sadie, of Calais, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortell of Woodland,
were recent guests of relatives here.
Ambrose Macdonald and wife and
little granddaughter, Marion Coffey,
and Capt. A. B. Fullerton of Ban
gor, visited relatives and friends
here Sunday.
Mrs. Addie N. Hodgkins of Holden
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Mary
Wood.
Frank Milliken, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fowler and Mrs. Sarah Waugh, of
Massachusetts, visited their cousin
Mrs. Lettie Clark, recently.
Mrs. Leonard Johnson, daughter
Edna and son Frank, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kneisel and sons, Franz
and Leslie, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. SWEET recently.
Mrs. Mary Ella Gray, Miss Della
Lord, Mrs. Eleanor Harvey and Miss
Emma Treworgy were in Lamolne
recently, visiting Mrs. Abbie Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brewer OF
Bar Harbor called on their niece,
Mrs. J. Amos Smith, Sunday, en-
route for Castine.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Raymond Whit
fen of Waterville were in town sun
day. ,,.o hoo,th
nurse of Hancock county, met with
the Dorcas Society Tuesday, and was
most interesting in her talk alons
lines pertaining to her duties.
The last of the summer colony
left Saturday. Mrs. Emma stephens
phalen went to her sons in west
Newton, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Jenney
to Rrookline, Mass. Mrs. Thomas
Van Ness and her granddaughter'
Ann Sewall Merriam, went to ELS
worth for two weeks; Mrs. Carroll
r Merriam and daughter Constance
ro+urnad to their home in Baltimore.
Lieut.. Haskell Cleaves and wire
and Edwin Cleaves were dinner e,
guests of their grandfather, Il. w.
Cleaves, Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving S. Ray OF
Jonesport were here SUNDAY MISS
Annis E. Ray returned with them
for visit ona two
children left Saturday for STOCKTON
Springs. to visit Mrs. Sparrow, sr.
Miss Ethel Holland is librarian.
Among the new books received IS
one "Jim Squirting, Leader by Al
bert w. Tolman, which is dedicated
to Edville Gerheart Abbott, M. d.
of Portland-a we'll known name In
Hancock county, his native place.
DeWitte C. Lathrop has gone to
Connecticut, where the family will
go for the winter.
Mrs. Cordelia Wiley and daugh-
ter Nancy, of Cherryfield, spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peters,
who took them home on Sunday.
Sept. q. Z.
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Capt John Latty, of the Frederick
j. Lovett, called on relatives and
friends here recently. His vessel
was loaded with 100000 laths
bound from Windsor to New York.
Ruth Wilson and friends, of Port
land, spent last week at the home of
Fred Thurston. They returned home
Saturday by car.
Word has been received from
Florida that Harry Albee's house at
Fort Landerdale lost it's roof in the
recent gale and storm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albee are spending the season
here at their little cottage in the
field.
Miss Frances Wallace is at home
from the Dirigo, where she has been
employed.
The ladies' aid society held It's
first fall meeting with Mrs. E. B.
Reed last Wednesday. Three new
members were added to the roll
Mrs. C. B. Stanley, Mrs Ethel Rich
and Mrs Robinson. 1t was decided
to have an all-day session, with pic
mic dinner, at the Carroll place,
Wednesday, October 6.
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Fast Sullivan.

The E. E. Bragdons, who recently
sold their entire estate to the John
Cary Springs, who own the adjoin-
ing property on both sides, have
bought the house, barn, and four or
five acres of land from the estate OF
the late Simon Havey. This house
was built by Jabez Simpson, pur-
chased by Nathaniel Noyes (Mrs.
Bragdon's father, then sold 10
Simon Havey. So it is one OF the
oldest houses in town. The Brag-
don cottage, which has heat, light
and water, the three luxuries OF
country living, will be torn down.
Departures this week will include
Miss Nina Urann, for Massachusetts,
where she will visit her brothers,
Carol and Marcus; Mrs. Fred A.
Moves, to visit her son Everard' S
family; Mrs. Nathan Dunbar, to visit
Mrs. John G. Allen; Mrs. Thankful
Lord, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs George l.. Osgood.
The c. H. Richardson's have just
returned from an automobile trip
with the Richardson's relatives in
Waltham, Mass.
Friends have been anxious about
Mrs. Lizzie Bunker Bowers, since she
was on the edge of the devastated
position of Florida. News was re-
ceived today that, although 1t was
terrific storm, they suffered no dam
age.
Sent. 27. II.
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Bluehill Falls.

r Ludger Valley, foreman on Milo
bridge, Fren Fourniex, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Cyr of Waterville, and three
sons and three daughters, two grand
children, and a friend, had dinner
at the Point House Sunday.
Edgar Pagan has purchased new
car.
Miss Jennie, Billings of Billings
pond, with Mrs. William Farms
worth, her nurse, was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Conary last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Conary, Mr.
and Mrs. Ri. Colson and Mrs. B. H.
Candage motored to Bucksport last
week, and called on Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Conary.
Mrs. Wills has closed her cottage
here and returned to Rochester,
N. Y. ezs
Me- and Mrs. Henry Curtiss, who
have occupied "AirW Beacon" this
summer, have returned to Cleve
land, o.
Sept. 81. G.
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Otis.

Otis.
Mrs. Hannah Tibbetts of Bangor
spent the. past week at her place
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Grindle re-
Gently visited at Otter Creek.
Dorothy Ballantyne and Dorothy
Hogobone, Of Boston, spent Tuesday
with Miss Mildred Moore.
Callers a. w D. Moore's recently
were Mr. and Mrs. William Moore of
Ellsworth Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Sinclair of Northeast Harbor and Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Roberts of Bangor.
Robert Salisbury spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his grand
mother, Mrs. Martha Warren.
The death of Mrs. Made Ogilvie
of Bangor occurred at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. ]. L. Salisbury,
Thursday morning. Mrs. Ogilvie had
been i'll a long time, but during the
past few weeks seemed to be gain
ing. Two weeks ago she came to
visit her sister. Tuesday morning
she suffered an i'll turn, and failed
rapidly. She leaves, besides her sis
ter, two sons, Andrew Garland OF
Bangor and Russell Garland OF
Mariaville, three grandchildren, a
half-brother, Atnell Edgecomb, OF
Otis, and a half-sister, Mrs. Pows-
land of Greenville. The funeral was
held at the Mariaville church Satur-
day afternoon, Capt. Trip of the
Salvation Army of Bangor, officiat-
ing. Interment was in the family
lot at Mariaville. The floral tributes
were beautiful. A number of friends
from Bangor attended.
Mrs. Whitcomb of Ellsworth spent
Saturday night with Mrs. j. l.. Sails
bury.
Mrs. Myra Bishop of Bangor came
Saturday to attend the funeral OF her
aunt, Mrs. Ogilvie.
Ben Stanley and friend from
Brewer and Mrs. Ellen Stanley OF
Ellsworth were here Sunday.
Forrest Coombs and family and
Lawrence Fernald and family OF
West Franklin, enjoyed picnic on
the shore of Beechhill lake sunday.
Interesting meetings were held at
Otis and Mariaville churches Satur-
day evening and Sunday, two ser
vices being held at each church.
Rev. Clarence Emery, Miss Edwards
and Rev. w. H. Rice were speakers.
Sept. 81. y.
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West fremont.


Mr.. Ralph H. Bancroft and Miss
Beatrice K. Lunt of Worcester,
Mass, who have been spending a
two weeks vacation with Miss
Lunt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Lunt, left for their home Satur-
day morning.
Miss Lois ingalls, and Miss Doro-
thy Wentworth, who attend the
Southwest Harbor high school,
went with the school on the hounds
and hare hike on Dog Mountain,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wentworth and
children have moved to Seal Cove
and are living in Mrs. Powers cot
tage.
Miss Ruth Hodgdon, who has been
employed in the bank at Southwest
Harbor is home for short time.
Miss Myrtle Moore of Ellsworth
has been visiting at the home of her
uncle, A. A. Wentworth and family.
Her sister Ruth, who spent a few
week there, has gone home.
Miss Elsie Seavey, who is en-
ployed at Northeast Harbor, was the
weekend guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Seavey.
Mrs. Perry Lawson and baby spent
part of last week in Bangor and
Brewer, and her sister, Mrs. Mildred
Sprague and son, came home with
her to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Seavey.
Miss Hazel Reed and friend, Mr..
Mcnamara, from Bangor, recently
called on Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Rumill
and other friends.
Sept. 81. "Thelma."
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FrenchbOrO.

Willie Teel of Rockland and
Clinton Teel of Vinalhaven were
here to attend the funeral of their
uncle, William Van Norden.
Fronie Teel, who has been visit
Ing in Rockland, Vfnalhaven and
Thomaston, has returned home.
Clarence Howard has purchased of
clarence McIntire the house former
ly owned by Walter Robinson. He
will repair it for his own occupancy.
OBITUARY.
The people of this little COM
munity have been saddened by the
death of on of it's oldest residents,
Capt, William Van Norden, who
passed away September FL, in the
Belfast hospital He had been in
poor health the past few years, but
was able to be around until two
weeks ago, when he was obliged to
enter the hospital. Mr.. Van Norden
was seventy years of age. He came
here from Nova Scotia when a young
man and married Hortense Lunt, who
died several years ago. Mr.. Van
Norden was an obiging neighbor
and kind father. He had belonged
to the Masonic lodge for many years,
was member of the church, and was
the first postmaster here. He leaves
son, Eugene, and stepson, Frank
Ross, and two step-granddaughters
Vera Dalzell and Alice Howard. Sim
cere sympathy is extended to the
family. The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon, Rev. F. N
Johnson officiating. Beautiful flow
ers gave sweet expression to the love
and esteem of many friends.
Sept. rs. G.
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NICoLIN.

Little Roland MacGown of Ais
ton, Mass, is visiting his grand
parents, Louville MacGown and wife.
Mrs. Cora Reynolds of Ellsworth,
who has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Jenness MacGown, returned
home Sunday.
Earl Dewitt and wife, of Edge
water, Fla, have been visiting his
brother, Elmer. They started back
for Florida Sunday morning.
Mrs. Carolyn Dewitt, who is en-
ployed at Bar Harbor, spent the past
week with relatives, returning to
Bar Harbor Saturday evening.
Leroy Sweeney, wife and family
of Waltham, Mass, who have spent
the summer with Mr.. Sweeney's pa
rents, Charles Sweeney and "lIe'
have returned home
Richard Starkey, who is attending
normal school at Machias, spent
Saturday at his home here.
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WalthaIn.

Mrs. Harvard Haslem is visiting
her parents in Hartland
Mrs Josie Martin has visited
friends in Lincoln for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall VISITED
their old home at Jonesport last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Clark OF Ban
gor spent the weekend here.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Jordan have
returned home, after spending a
week in Massachusetts,.
A series of meetings will be held
in the Baptist church here, begin
ming Friday evening, October l and
continuing over Sunday. 1t is hoped
that speakers and helpers will come
from the towns around.
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LAKEWOOD.

Raymond Sargent has purchased a
car
Mr.. and Mrs Ballantyne and fam
lily left Sunday after a long vacation
at their cottage here.
Casper Sargent, Edward Mosley
and William Fletcher left Sunday
evening for Aroostook, where they
have employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sargent and
family, Mrs. Lillian Mosley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Fletcher and Mr.. and
Mrs. Huntley spent Sunday at Beech
Hill pond.
Sept. 81. u.
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Clarence Harding and family have
arrived home from Southwest Har-
Dor Mr.. Harding has had employ
ment there during the summer
School began a week ago, with
Miss Ellie Priest of Ellsworth teach
ing.
Friends of Frank Babbidge are
glad to know he is back at his work,
after being a shut-in for two weeks,
with a bad foot, caused by stepping
on rusty nail, causing poisoning.
Mrs. Jack Mcneil of Turner's
Falls, Mass, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Clarence Harding.
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Birch HarbOr.

Mrs. Edgar Rice of South Deer
Isle was a recent guest of the e. Il.
Rices.
Harold Haywood has moved into
Ernest Rice's house, recently vaca-
ted by Earl Briggs.
The Sargent Dudleys entertained
a party at dinner Sunday. Among
the guests were Herbert Farley,
wife. son and grandson, of Dennys-
Vile, and Edward Dudley OF Massa-
chusetts.
Sept 27. y.
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North CaStine


lean Wardwell returned to Har-
horsiAe Sunday, after a week WIN
| hnr Grandmother, Mrs. Emma ward
we'll. co
The public supper at the grange
hall Saturday evening was we'll at
tended The proceeds Will De useu
| in making repairs on the nan
Cant. Frank Gould is the guest
| of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Blodgett.
Mrs. Rosa Wardwell is spehq,ns
few days with relatives IN oei-
fast ,, hos been
amnloved in the home Of nj. w. yin.
dla several weeks, returned 10 nel
home Saturday. Miss Aggie Perklns
~ Castine is taking her place aI WI :
Grindle's. ;s;+ino in
Mrs. Augusta Leach was recent
ouast of Mrs. Clara West IT,
cant. Charles Wardwell ana Wiz
Uotb1een- Doris, Wallace and Row
land Wardwell, made trip 10 Vlnai-
haven recently, accompanying nome
Mrs Florence Guilford and son wy
man who have been Mrs. ward
wells guests for two weeks.
Henry Witham returned SATURDAY
from a trip to Aroostook county.
Sumner Perkins is boarding at IT,
P. Corners while working on the
State road. :,
Mrs. Katherine Dodge and chill
dren are visiting in OrringtoN
William Dunbar has returned 10
his work in Rowland, after week
at home.
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Rucksport Center.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Sabans ana
friends. of Belgrade Lakes, called at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Willins, Wednesday.
Elmer Richardson spent a few
days recently in Augusta. .
The State road work here is
nearly completed.
Sept. 81. w.
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Partridge Cove.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dorr were in
Rockland to attend the Carter-Stiles
wedding last week. Miss Carter is
granddaughter of Mr.. Dorr.
Miss Helen Thompson, who Wis
tied. friends in Bangor last week, has
returned home.
Francis Smith of Surry has bought
the James Christie place.
Word has been received OF the
safe arrival of Francis S. Eaton on
the steamship Fairfield City from
the Orient and Far East.
Sept. 27. u.
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West Sul'ry

West Surry.
Alyah Green, who has been cook
ing on the steamer running between
Castine and Rockland, came nome
Sunday.
Eugene Leach and wife of ELS
worth, visited her mother, Mrs. K. s.
Leach last week.
Frank Trundy and wife of Brewer
visited his father, B. w. Trundy,
Sunday.
Sept. 27. u.