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POSTMASTER WILLIAM FENNELLY of Bar Harbor. AR Harbor claims attention, as that summer paradise, Where the native, during SUDlnler, lets the boarder "cut the ice;" But we may suggest. in passing, as quite worthy or ~'onr note, That the citizen of Bar Harbor still retains his right to vote; And that Uncle Sam still keeps it, on the map, the year around Even after all the visitors have tripped it back to town. All this. without suggestion of any other thought than this;That the highmlnded public-citizen may n e ver be amiss And that the man who is postmaster in a tOWll of such a size, Must be a master in each service whatsoever may arise. 'Vith definite exactness, this description will apply To Fennelly of Bar Harbor wheresoe'er his duties lie; For the county he's done service in a score of helpful ways; Writs and wal'rants. he has served them, for nearly half his days; As a le~slator or a sherttl' he has always done his best; The Grand Army badge in honor he may wear upon his breast; In a business way he's a factor, with a lot of timberlands, And he meets you on the level, as upon the square he stands.

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