atJfaertifiementfl. LOCAL AFFAIRS mayor will issue a warrant to a constable that all the members who attended had a satrfjerttBRnmtB. to kill all dogs not licensed on or before royal good time. One of the features of May 10. the was a “senseless NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. evening suggestion The Mr. Morse, a Welsh evangelist, who has contest”, and the pastor, though coming Burrill National Bank Bertrand E John E Bunker—Commls Royal Baking The Clark, Come from Wales in last, was the he sloners* notice. just where a remarkable prize-winner, although OF ELLSWORTH, MAINE, John It Clark—Application for naturalization- revival has been in progress, is expected had no time to spare. The prize was a Powder is the Statement The yEma greatest business Indemnity Co. to at ihe church box of Apollo chocolates, which the to commence October 24,1887, the pioneer National Bank Union River Room Co—Annual meelinir. | speak Baptist Friday Authorized handed around to his fellow- of Ellsworth, Maine. Great Pond & Bog i»am Co—Annual meeting. I evening of next week. champion aid to the J L Floyd—New market contestants, when he made the startling possible pas- G A Pareher—Apothecary. | Joseph A. Bryant and wife, of Brook- Patrick Kearns — canned discovery that for some strange and almost Meats, groceries, | line, Mass., are receiving congratulations cook in WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS OF goods, etc anomalous of the INDIVIDUALS, on reason, many young try producing J A Haynes—Meats, fish and groceries. the advent of a son,, born March 21. and CORPORATIONS, and ladies present did not care for confec- FIRMS OFFER EVERY iilutinll Falls, Me: Mrs. Bryant was Miss Helen C. Davis, tionery. It so dazed him that he forgot to sweet, white, CONSISTENT WITH SAFE Harry Conary— Boat found. daughter of Henry E. Davis and wife, of light, ACCOMMODATION take the home. The Bar Hahbok: this city. prize refreshments AN I) LEGITIMATE BANKING. T F Moran—Boarding house to let. were a temptation that no one could with- wholesome bis- Chandler Hale and wife are receiving flaky, Nalional Shaw mut Bank of Boston; National Com- Winter IIarh >r: stand and that no one wanted to, and they Correspondents, congratulations on the birth at Washing- New York. Board of health notice. fully sustained the reputation of the cuit, cake and all kinds mercial Bank, Albany, on March of a son. The ton, 26, youngster house of Stratton. Games and music SCHEDULE OF .MAILS has been named Eugene 3d, in honor of rounded out the evening, and so pleasantly of AT ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. his distinguished Senator raised food. grandfather, did the time pass that many wished to O. W. In effect December 4, 1906. Eugene Hale. TAPLEY, j continue the usual hour set for EL.L.S WORTH. IV! El. beyond CITY MEETING. MAILS HECEIVED. j A. K. Cushman has secured a position as closing. “Another good time” was the unanimous verdict of all From West—7.16 a m, 6.13 p m. travelling salesman with John R. Ainsley present. Bills Against City Must be Presented. INSURANCE and INVESTMENTS. From East—11. fl 6 a m, 5.30 and 10.17 p m. & of and w*as here this week A telegram was received from the chief I Co., Boston, MAIL CLOSES AT ro8TOFFIC&. Friday Preceding Meetings. PARTIES HAVING MONEY TO INVEST WILE FIND on his initial trip. He has a Maine terri- of police at Washington, D. C., Friday, Going East—7 a m and 6.80 p m. I The mayor and aldermen held a recess IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL ON ME. tory, from Calais to Bath, and can be at asking for information of relatives of Going West—11.80 am, 5 and 0 p m. meeting last Wednesday evening and home every Saturday. Josie Eva Kent, aged twenty-nine years, No Sunday mall. wound up the business of the organiza- All the who had died in a hospital in that city Ellsworth schools, including the tion Aider- from the meeting. Mayor Hagerthy, will next for effects, it is believed, of a crim- C. W. & F. L. Mrs. H. W. Haynes is spending a few j high school, open Monday men McCarthy, Moore and Austin were MASON, inal Marshal as- Agents | the term with the same teachers as operation. City Silvy days in Bangor. spring present. of certained that she was the For INSURANCE Every Description. last term. Arrangements have been made youngest The school closed for one It has been the unwritten rule hereto- Life, and and Plate Glass Insur- high Friday to have daughter of Richard Kent, who formerly Fire. Accident, Liability Surety, Burglary the no-school signals sounded on fore that bills the should be ance. Bonds of all furnished on short week’s vacation. ! lived at against city Surety descriptions notice, the whistle of Union shoe as well Beechland. She was only about and all at the lowest rates factory on or before the possible. Charles I. left for Port- five old when her presented Saturday pro- Staples to-day as at the hardwood factory. years family left here. Call, write or telephone- Rooms 2 and 3 First Nat. Bank Bldg., 4 Main St., Ellsworth, Me ceding the regular monthly meeting, and land on business. Her father is dead, also an older brother | Leroy Cousins, one of the crew of the and sister. Her mother is in Brook- frequently bills were not presented until Miss Helene Be is at home from living Hatty Lejok, who was taken off ill w ith N. Y. No near relatives live here the or of the Thia 1 typhoid l l.yn, day evening meeting. for a short vacation. now. Colby | fever after the collision, as reported else- j and Officer Silvy so advised the did not allow the auditing committee suf- Washington police. She visited here a I Mrs. J. T. Giles and daughter Hazel are where, died in Boston Saturday night. ficient time for examination and ap- short time about five years ago. Accord- visiting relatives in Aurora. Cousins was about nineteen years of age. ing to the Washington police, Miss Kent proval of the bills, and now the edict has Miss Alice H. Scott is visiting her He came to Ellsworth from Bar Harbor was engaged to be married to a Washing- gone forth that all bills must be presented ton who died before the wed- mother only a few years and had made his man, shortly on or before the WHITING BROS. and sister in Boston. ago, As Friday preceding regular ding. though expecting soon to fol- home with S. Scott The was meetings. At Wednesday evening meet- The 6 Estey. body low Miss Kent took out an o’clock whist club will meet this him, recently it was interred at Mt. Boston. insurance for ing evening with Mrs. Arthur Shute. Hope cemetery, policy |400, saying that at any rate she would have to Voted, That all bills against the city forlabor At the regular meeting of Lejok lodge, enough money Herman Echenagucia, w ho has employ- pav for her burial. The police have the performed or material furnished must e at*- I. O. O. last a hand- PAINTS. OILS and F., Friday evening, policy. the officers and committee of VARNISHES, ment in New York, is home for a visit. _ proved by depait- some collar was to past grand’s presented ment contracting the same, and handed to ttie Esoteric lodge, F. and A. M., will work COMING EVENTS. BRUSHES and PAINTERS’ MATERIALS. F. S. Call, in recognition of his faithful committee on accounts and claims, or the city the third degree next Thursday evening. and efficient services as an officer and a clerk, on or before the Friday preceedlng the ELM WORTH. The way buyers have Mocked to our store to take advantage of Mrs. Fred M. Blaisdell and son George member of the finance committee of the first Monday of each month for the purpose of are visiting relatives in West Gouldsboro. Friday evening, March 30, at home of auditing, or the same will be lai 1 over until the our CLONING-OUT PRICES on these goods, shows that they lodge. The presentation was informal, Rev. S. W. Sutton—Reading by Miss Agnes following month. know a good thing. Mixed paint reduced from $1.05 to $1.30 Miss Hannah Holmes entertained friends W. H. Dresser speaking for the lodge and Safford, of Portland. Admission, 25 cents. : at whist last and even- Mr. Call Music and refreshments. The recess meeting was then adjourned, per gallon, and other prices in proportion. Thursday Saturday responding briefly, expressing ings. his thanks. Thursday, April 19, at Ellsworth—Con- and a special meeting called to order by vention of highway commissioners of the At this the finance William Brooks has returned from All who remember the mayor. meeting readings given Hancock county, with the county com- committee was authorized to negotiate a Lynn, Mass., to work in the Union shoe by Miss Agnes Safford on her former visits missioners and State commissioner of temporary loan of $2,000. WALL PAPERS. factory. to Ellsworth will be glad to hear her next highways. FLOUR. Friday evening at the home of Rev. S. W. Friday, April 27, at Odd Fellows hall — Ztti&trtisttmmta. Capt. A. L. Bellatty left for Boston last entertainment and Sun- Sutton. Miss Safford’s of Fair, supper by This is the time to select night to start the schooner Sarah A. rendering rise council, D. of L. Passes has been Blaisdell. Browning’s Pippa very ---— ----- your wall papers. We have Temple Garden fancy popular all over the State for the past four Send yonr orders f «r FLOWERS for any Chief-Justice and Mrs. A. P. Wiswell just received a full line of to auil patent, $5.00 years, and the Ellsworth audience can an- purport*- MOSES. BAR HARBOR, new left yesterday for a two-weeks’ trip to you will be pteaMed. spring styles, very ticipate a great treat. There will be Open all ihe year’round Yellow King’s Patent, 4.80 New York. handsome designs. A large music, and refreshments will be served. are all- Mrs. L. A. Emery expects to make a These excellent, assortment to select from. The funeral of James Lord was held at arocrtfenaauo. short visit to relatives in Topeka, Kansas, around flours. Every Prices range from his late home on Pine street last in Thursday early April. I brrrel warranted. 10c to 30c double roll. forenoon. Rev. P. A. A. Killam, pastor of Arthur Parcher spent a few days the the Baptist church, officiated, and also Eye week at Bowdoin with his past college Rendered a solo,. “Lead Kindly Light.” brother Mail Orders George. The pall-bearers were John F. Whitcomb, WHITING Charles E. Sinclair has bought the E. T. Joseph M. Higgins, Charles H. Curtis and Can be filled by us * BROTHERS, Salisbury house on Beale avenue, and will Horace F. Wescott. The remains were and shipped to you by + * Beans, move in this week. deposited in the tomb at Woodbine ceme- return mail. ELLSWORTH. Mrs. J. F. Knowlton delightfully enter- tery. Final interment will be at East tained twenty of her lady friends last Surry. J he new board of W. We Thursday evening. ; assessors—George Carry 7 Cts. Rev. P. A. A. Killam left for Patten, John F. Royal and Lorenzo D. to-day Crutches, Bath Brushes, to the re- Foster—will be in session at the aider- Washington county, spend > Trusses, Flesh Brushes, men’s room business hours on all mainder of the week. during Supporters, Perfumes, secular days from April 1 to April 15, for j Patent Medicines, Toilet Remember,=— Mrs. Card and Master Arthur Articles, Mary the purpose of receiving from tax-payers Poultry Powders, Combs (all kinds), are a Per Tower spending few days with lists of the real and personal property of Corn Cures, Hot Water Bottles, Qt. friends in Eddington. which they were possessed on April 1. Wash 'g Compounds, Soaps (all kinds), is at home from Miss Julia Cushman Failure to make such return bars a tax- Tooth Brushes, Cigars (a full line), 0 Ye Milk the normal school Shaving Brushes, Condensed Housekeepers, Bridgewater, Mass., payer from appeal to the county commis- an Hair Brushes, a Here’s extra fine lot of for the Easter vacation. sioners. (Baby brand), the wisdom that “a new broom sweeps timely Rev. William Dollard, who was assistant An attractive addition to the store of Send to us. Yellow Beans—even bet- remember also that the church two will your prescriptions Eye clean”; house-cleaning at St. Joseph’s years ago, E. G. Moore, druggist, is a cigar stand return in the same this summer. season is upon us, and that broom buying is in capacity and case. The stand is forty-two inches We can save you money. ter than the kind “father used order. Rev. J. P. Simonton, pastor of the Meth- high, ten feet long and tw'enty-seven odist church, has been spending a few | inches deep. The front and ends are of Q. A. PARCliER, to grow” and “mother used to days in Rockport. He is expected home plate glass and the framework is of HERE, THEN, IS A BROOM SPECIAL APOTHECARY, A on which the a this to-day. ebony. gun-metal rack, Ellsworth, Mai bake”’ As special for THAT OUGHT TO INTEREST YOU VITALLY: John P. Eldridge left Monday night for goods are displayed, rests on a marble and electrical effects are EVERYTHING FOR THE SICK.< these a business trip of a few days to Boston. base, produced week, we’re offering a in from an imitation of the dome of the A regular 2o-ct. Broom—and dandy every He was accompanied by his daughter — national Beans at way—cut in price, for the next two weeks, to Bernice. capitol. really superior The missionary meeting of the Congre- K. B. Holmes, John A. Peters and How- ard B. Moore have cut some tine on the Franklin Street 20C PER BROOM. gational ch'hrch, the last for the season, logs will be held next Tuesday with Mrs. L. A. Swazey lot in the town of Orland, pur- 7c You can’t find a fault with the Brooms ; you Emery. chased last year. The logs have scaled per Quart. about seven logs to a thousand feet, which can’t with the ! A meeting of the business men of certainly price is an average for the pres- will soon to unusually high POOL ROOM whether Ellsworth probably be called Remember, please, ent in this About 100,000 a for day vicinity. E. E. DOYLE, The FLOYD & HAYNES STORE, consider proposition starting up the Maunder, feet in spruce logs, and considerable stave it’s Beans or other of our Ellsworth creamery. Franklin ELLSWORTH. any J. A. 34 Main Street. wood have been landed in Branch pond, Street, HAYNES, William P. Whitehouse will pre- Judge and will be taken to the Branch Pond we invari- side at the term of the many commodities, April supreme Lumber Co.’b mill. Up-to-date appointments. court for Hancock county, which will con- located. Nokomis Rebekah lodge next Tuesday Conveniently offer venue Tuesday, April 10. ably you high grade evening will appropriately celebrate its Drop In and enjoy yourself. Luchini arrived from Joseph Saturday tenth anniversary. The grand lodge We carry a full line of Cigars, Cigarettes and at a BELOW and received the hand from his Tobaccos. goods price ALWAYS JUST A LITTLE Italy, glad officers have been invited to be present. Ellsworth friends. He a rough reports River View lodge, of Bucksport, which what anyone else is and home. DAINTY DAFFODILS quoting. stormy passage instituted Nokomis lodge ten years ago, IN THE LEAD. Capt. A. W. Hutchings left yesterday has been invited to be present and work ABE HERE, for Salem, Mass., to Btart the schooner the degree. Unison lodge, of Bar Harbor, FIRST ITESSENGERS OF SPRING, Melissa Trask. He will sail for Edmunds has also been invited. The programme RARE TULIPS. TOO. to load staves for New York. will include supper at 6 o’clock, work in is now to Ellsworth for The Floyd Market introducing a ELLSWORTH GREENHOUSE. Capt. Perry W. Alley, of the schooner C. the evening followed by social time. the first time Genuine German Bologna Sausage You can telephone your order. C. Lane, which was wrecked on the ledges A telegram last Friday announced the and Frankfurters. The famous Carl Weitz brand. near Boston light last week, has stripped sudden illness of Emory F. White, the We are selling T. & K. Yellow Package Tea at the vessel, and she will be abandoned. tenor soloist who was to appear here that 40 cents a pound. You know the brand—everybody Horrified and gibbering ghosts of the evening under the auspices of the Help- earlier must on or knows been 50 cents for it. good worshipers of days somehow society of the Baptist church, Wheels Runners. it—you’ve paying Methodist church in Ells- Bargains haunt that old and caused the indefinite postponement of ... 4 cans for 25c. worth which has been transformed into a Sugar Corn, the recital. The had the roller skating rink.—Bangor News. society prepared Sniff around South street if you are in need of a good Egg-O-See, ... 3 packages for 25c. refreshments to be served, and as these Mrs. Howard P. Lowell and two sons, could not well be postponed indefinitely, who have been spending the winter with there was a sale of ice-cream, cake and Secondhand Road Mr. Lowell’s sister, Mrs. W. It. Parker, Punt, Wagon, Express candy, and a social evening was enjoyed. returned last Thursday to their home in DON’T FORGET OUR SATURDAY SALES. North Castine. Mr. Justice Emery leaves next Monday or or to hold a term of court in Bath. At the Wagon, Surrey, Light Heavy. Good Will council, J. O. U. A. M., is conclusion of his term there he will go to arranging for a special memorial service to Get prices and terms on my 40 jobs. I am closing out at New* York and sail April 14 on the FLOYD be held on the afternoon of the Sunday MARKET. Koenigin Louise, of the North German preceding Memorial Day. The exercises Prices Never Before So Lov/. Lloyd line, for Naples direct, to;be absent will include an address by M. Beckwith. about two months. His European address Mrs. Sarah A. who has been run- Moore, will be care of Thomas Cook & Son, Lud- has ANNIE B. BAKER ALICE M. ning a restaurant on Water street, gate Circus, London, England. The jus- SEVERAL NEW JIGGERS. HOOPER, moved to East where she will Graduate of Beacon Toilet School, Back Bay, Bostoo. Machias, tice takes his vacation at this time in First class order or job work. take of the East Machias Lumber CHIROPODY charge order to be with his daughter now in DRESSMAKER and Tires set for 25 cents. If not no Hygienic Facial and Scalp Treatment Co.’s boardiug house. Italy. satisfactory, pay. Manicuring, Shampooing. Singeing, Dog owners are warned that all dog The Helpsomehow society was enter- Appointment work. Leave orders with Mrs. L.YDIE9’ TAII.OR, TWELFTH YEAft licenses expire April 1, and new licenses tained by II. C. Stratton and wife Monday George Porter Smith, 14 Franklin Street, be obtained. Under the the j I_. IX Ellsworth. 8 School St., Ellsworth. must law, j evening, and it goes without saying S. LORD. BUSINESS. fflcDicai. aObrttutmfntB COUNTY news. » IAN KNDKAYOR. flltitual Benefit (Column. Hr«mN|Nil County Xnc* MH

EMTt D BT “AUNT MAD©*" frayer Me^tinjc Topic For the Week HALL QUARRY. BeglnuinK April 1. and Ith Motto: "Helpful Hopeful Miss Cora Richardson left Saturday for Learn the H. DO\ LE. Cause of By REV. S. LIFE R. I. Daily Woes MIDDLE Boston and Providence, Topic. — Lives that endurc-Matt. vii, The purpose- of tht» column are auecineily and End Them. Is for the niutua who has been nursing 14. 25; I Cor. ill. 10-15; Eph. ii. 19-22; I Cor. stated in the title and motto—H Mrs. Alice Moore, and aims to be helpful and hopeful in When the back vi. 1.-19; II Tim. ii. 14-19. (Consecration benefit, to Mrs. Cookson, returned to her home aches and throbs. Being C«*r the common good, tl Is for the com A Time When Women Are Susceptible Many meeting.) moD use—a public servant, a purveyor of In Manset Sunday. When housework is torture. to a life that w'll en- formation and suggestion, a medium for the In The desire lead Women Prepare Cookson are Ideas*. In this It solicits Dread Diseases—Intelligent Friends of Mrs. Hannah When brings no rest nor that will be a terchangeof capacity night dure or to do something Its * access sleep. communications, and legends largely to know that she is recovering from a It In thl* Com- glad When Grinary disorders set in memorial to us after we have passed on he support given respect for it. Two Relate their Experiences. munications muet l>e signed, but the name ot recent severe illness. and a Women’s is a from l.fe is a very strong luted lot weary one. away writer will not be pi except by permission to Mr. and to to or of life’* is are extended natural one. Few men want Communications, will be subject approval The “change Congratulation* is a to very < There way escape these rejection by the editor of the column, but no' the most critical Mrs. Parker Larrabee on the woes. when they die. The vast Address period George be forgotien wtll be rejected without good reason Doan's Pills cure of a woman’s existence, arrival of a daughter, born Sunday. Kidney such ilia. majority want to be remembered. all communications to The amebican, and the anxiety felt by Miss Have cured women here in he be remembered Absa Schools commenced March 19. Ellsworth. That might Ellsworth. Me. women as it draws near the dale, and of teaches the This is one Ellsworth lom bnilt a pillar in king's h> not without reason. Sarah Killman, Prospect, woman s testi- vet. Beech the Absaloms are not dead woman who and Miss Mason, of Hill, all BALM Every grammar, mony. to be HKALING more than this, men want the care of her the^primary grade.' But, “The little “harp vex 'lions, neglects Mrs. Mary E. Tata, living two miles No man wants health at this time in- out honorably remembered. A ud the briar* that catch and fret, Clarence Goulding and family, of Hock- on the Shore he does to live after him vites disease and pain. road, Ellsworth, Me., says- the evil that Why not take all to the Helper land, are cosily settled in the cottage interred with his When her system is in “In and and the good to be Who never baa failed us jet? owned by Mrs. C. J. Hall and formerly praising recommending Doan’t us a deranged condition, bones. We want the best that is in Tell Him about the heartache. McKee. Pills 1 not base or she is to occupied by J. J. Kidney only my opinion We would if we And tell Him the longing, too. predisposed to be remembered. or is to my own but also baffled apoplexy, congestion The granite business beginning upon experiences, upon could blot out the weaknesses and fail- Tell Him the purpose. ths ten- of any organ, boom. The McMullen Co. has of friends that When we scarce kno« what to do- already experiences my who have used ures of o r live- and leave only is at this dency* period about cutters and ail are at An- Then, leaving all our weakness sirty rejoicing with the most which is worthy of remembrance. to become active this remedy beneficial re- With the One strong. likely of a season. victo- divinely host of ner- the prospects busy inscribed their —and with a sults. In 1002 I said I had a cient kings only that we bore ibe burden. steady Forget make Adam foreman for the Mc- pain on the monuments they erected. vous irritations Kirkpatrick, ries Ai d carry away the song across the small of my back and life a burden. At this Mullen returned last week from the inflam- They wished their defeats to he for- Co., There Is a lot of help in Just “carrying away time, also, cancers and where he went mation of the bladder which was But. alas, we cannot do so on Maine General hospital, painful gotten. the that should never die out In the heart i tumors are more liable song” for an knee. the memorials of our lives. All things for treatment injured and distressing. One of my neighbors | of the true Christian. There Is a lot of help in , to form and begin tbeir are remembered for all Macomber had the mis- Doan's endure. We i just being serene and htlpful and checrlul in destructive work. Campbell & recommended Kidney pills as and all that we have serene an which that we have been | the face of every trouble. Only the soul Such warning symp- fortune to meet with accident, being good for such ailments, and upon we want to leave an attains to the degree of In this as sense of suffo- for a few done; hence if | highest victory toms retarded work on their quarry her advice I went to E, O. Moore s drug we must Fretfulness Is and invites hot flashes, head- honorable name among men life. weakening j cation, days, until the arrival of a new' derrick. store, and obtained Doan's Kidney Pills. must “cease to do defeat. Gloominess and despondency under- i aches, backaches, dread live honorably—we The Electric Medicine Co. is giving I never used anything that was so “eschew evil mine the spiritual life and create fear and doubt. of svil, timid- evil an 1 learn to do well.” impending in the hall. effective. It acted Cowardice results from a distrust of one’s self, i sounds in ths ears, entertainments every evening directly upon the and do ity, and cured tho backache good.” and actual morbidness leads even to distrust lu I palpitation of the heart. They have had a full house each night. kidneys and al- the endurance of our But temporary God sparks before the eyes, In the voting contest for the most popular layed the inflammation in a short time. not all that we are to consider. lives Is After all, many of the troubles of life are irregularities, constipa- i child, little Doris Grant leads, with 1,000 Since then 1 have advised many of my in of our memories long endure more than and real troubles variable Few Imaginary real, tion, appetite, votes. The prize is a silver set. friends and acquaintances to use this a few names endure be- have a hard time of it to down one of a this life. Only trying j weakness, inquietude, March 26. PEBBLE. remedy.” or Those who cheerful A sense of honor often and dizsiness. are yond a generation two. spirit. helps For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents, as out a£good deal when trouble comes to the heeded by in- know ns soon pass away also, and, j promptly DEER ISLE. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. sole front. I Incline lo the belief that God has women who are Y., a new arose given telligent in ancient Egypt king 1 for the United States. us this sense to cheer us up under many of our approacnmg in® perioa Mrs. H. W. Small is visiting relatives at agents who knew not Joseph, new generations »• i wrote you for advice and commenced the name-Doan s—and trials and to keep some of us frm feinting and in life when woman ® gToat change Atlantic. Remember take not us. A life, then, treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's^ *%*- arise who know the Humor has in be no other. falling by wayside. Its place | may expected. table Compound as you directed, and I am Mrs. Hannah who has been to endure must make an impres- wholesome and Com- Johnson, really every happy life, and the beat Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable happy to say that all thoaa distressing symp- future, eternity. seriously ill, is improving. sion upon the upon way to cultivate this “saving grace” is to think was prepared to meet the needs toms left me and I hare passed safely through tlatiioiti* «nb Steamboats on pound a well woman. I am And to do this life nmst lie spoilt I only of the pleasant thing* of life, and to let of womans system at this trying the change of life, A. O. Gross, who has been in Boston on recommending your medicine to eternal things. No purely temporal the troublesome things “go hang” as far as of her life. It invigorates and ijjny returned home Thursday. period friends ''—Mrs. Annie E. G. Hyland, Chwter- business, will insure endurance possible. the female organism and achievements strengthens town, Md. Pine Tree cnapter works degrees on a will No quality of the Christian life is more ess**n builds the weakened nervous system. for the future. All temporal things up team this week—the last of the season. rl« 1 than of the of Anotber Woman's Caw The most substantial pure joy—the joy living, joy For special adriee regarding this im- pass away. of life words cannot «• town and Dec. 4, 1905. faith in God, the joy of service, the joy of vic- are invited to Daring change Quite a number from this Commencing monument will sooner or later portant period women said I earthly torious achievement. And who should know press what I suffered. My physician will attend Hiram coun- BAH HABBOB TO BANGOF but write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., condition of the female Btonington King crumble to dust. Today nothing more of all these than the children of God had a cancerous joys and it will be furnished absolutely free some of the testi- cil at Camden Thursday. of the vast works of organs. One day I read BAR HABBOK. 10 20 4 15 remnants remain who are working for him? Joyfulnees, hope- Pinkham cured by of charge. The present Mrs monials of women who had been have re- Sorrento... 3 .’0 when centuries shall Judge E. P. Spofford and wife the ancients, and fulness—these are real Christian duties. There is the of Lydia E. Pink- Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Sullivan. 4 SO daughter-in-law turned from an extended to 11 2c t 0 have these remnants shall cn- is healing balm in His word for all who read it her assistant before her decease, and I decided to try it and to write you for quite trip Mi Desert Ferry. 9 80 passed ham, 8 F>. 11 17 987 The fortunes of aright and believe it means what it advice. Your medicine made me a well Florida and other points. Waukesg tirely pass with them. ju*t says. and for twenty-five years since her Hancock.. Ml W 5 11 9 4) woman, and all my bad symptoms soon the financially successful are soon "For every evil un ter the sun advice has been freely given to sick The school board met with the super- Franklin Kotul. Til 47 f5 I V 50 Wash'gton June. 11 W 10 10 states- There is a or there is none women. of schools and spent; the laws of the greatest remedy ^^Fadvise every woman at this period of life intendent Tuesday assigned ELLSWORTH. life 5 35 10 J7 for ad- men will become obsolete and forgot- In ninety-nine cases out of a hundred there is Head what Lydia E. Pinkham's Com- to take vour medicine and write you teachers for the several schools. Ellsworth Kalla. Mi oi 5 40 10 -.2 and Mrs. vice.”—Mrs Lizzie Hinkle, Salem. Ind. Nlcolln. fli 1') 5 55 fl" 35 the wisdom of the philos- a remedy for all the troubles or evils that so did for Mrs. Hyland March 26. Rex. ten; greatest pound E. Pinkham's Green Lake... M2 24 6 (’4 10 44 vex and Pfret us. We increase the Hinkle: What Lydia Vegetable ophers will see the day when it is look- simply and Lake House. M2 32 6 12 MU 53 trouble did for Mrs. Hyland Holden. <’ H 20 11 00 the work of the by worrying or brooding over It, and we Mrs. Pinkham:— Compound DEDHAM. f!2 ed upon as folly: great- Dear Hinkle it will do for other women Brewer Jane.... 1 5 > 11 30 until the dawns the organs for years and was pawling through restored BANGOR, M C. their successors, day It has conquered stroke of paralysis. Her sister, Mrs. Abbie P U A M A M "Why not take all to the the change of life. My abdomen was badly pain, a new Helper life in cases that u 45 1 10 4 20 when “there shall be heaven was had health, and prolonged is w'ith her. Portland. W ho never has failed us swollen: hit stomach sore; I dizzy Holmes, yet?” Boston ... y os 5 30 7 20 and a new earth, for former things [all ■Delia. sick headaches, and was very nervous. utterly baffled physicians. —By Afanion Marlowe Emery Osgood and John McGinnis have former things] shall pass away.” Succeeds Where Others Fan. Selected by iV. L H. Lydia E Plnkhaa's Vegetable Cempouad gone to Canterbury, where they will be BANGOR TO BAB HARBOR that endures must The life, therefore, in last blocks. A X employed making 10 0. 9 00 touch eternity. And consequently if The above selection abounds in helpful Boston.a.a.. although I have eagerly scanned the column Mrs. J. F. Cowing, who has been spend- I* X we want our lives to endure we must Each of you will doubtless BOUNTY NEWS. Portland.. t 03 12 33 thoughts. week to hear from the rest of the slaters. i every ing a week or two with her daughter, Mrs. A M F M not spend them upon the things which find your own portion. I want to mention Fjt addition il County .Yetcs, »ee O'.hir pages | 1 had ouch a lovely dream not many nights Alton Houston, has returned to Pittsfield. BANGOR 6 lo roi 5 (0 are seen, for are but I the “sense of humor” which is referred 5 04 they temporal, to ago about Aunt Madge and Uncle Madge, too. Bangor. Ex St. 0 10 05; March 26. B. Brewer Juno. 6 10 12 5 11 upon the things which are not seen, in it. How many times that sense of I dreamed of at their nice and of FRANKLIN. | being home, tft flO 34 ?5 SO endures Holden. which are eternal. Character humor has “saved the day”, redeemed the having such a nice chat with them both. And Miss Lola Dyer is ill with tonsilitis. Lake House fl' 4J! f5 37 PRETTY MARSH. tlO 5 45 forever: treasures laid up in heaven situation, and preserved us from a threat- then th«»ir daughter and son played and sang Green !>ake. 50, Mrs. J. E. Dunn has two ambitious hens School March Mias Ruth NlcoUn. tio 591 5 55 • a s: !f Christian life here ened heart-break. The the most beautiful music to me. But alas, 1 begins 26, fi by sacrificing person destitute which have hatched Kllsworih Falls. 11 13 <7 woke and found it all a dream. twenty-five lively of Otter Creek, teacher. II 18 6 IS endure; moth and rust do not destroy of humor must go through life a great Davis, ELLSWORTH. Do all the sisters know tnat whtn stew spring chicks. June.... 11 27 f, ?S you has been Wa*h'itton them. Christian work endures, espe- deal like a sled over bare ground; but for- Miss Nellie G. Freeman, who Franklin Road. 11 37 f« 31 peas It Is much easier to fry the pork In the Mrs. F. A. and son of if it be the work of hu- does not know what he misses. Noyes Everard, friends in Rockland and Bar Har- Hancock. 11 45 f6 39 cially saving tunately'he when the are visiting spider and put It In pea** most East were of Mesdaines 9 Fy. n silc Passengers arc earnestly to procott of will endure for- Our warmest to one requested glory God, and it How 1 have eijoyed your letters this winter, sympathies go Bea, Sunday. i Shrine, and a great reduction Id rate has been tickets before entering the train#, and especially Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth. ever. and wish to thank all lor the good cheer con- of our number, who has again been called made In consequence, the tour Is available for j John W. Blaisdell has been rushing F. E. BOOTH BY. G.P.H.i BIBLE READINGS. tained In them. Am very sorry for all those to sorrow. Aunt Madge. the general public. The party will travel In the his winter’s cut of logs to pond employ- GEO. F. EVANS, that have been sick this winter, and feel that 1 finest Pullman vestibuled equipment, and all Prov. xxii, 1; Eccl. xii, 13, 14; Dan. ing ten double teams. The prospect is Vice Pres, and Gon’l Manager can truly sympathize with them, for as meals en route will be In dining-cars. xii, 8; Matt, vi, 10-21; xxv, 31-46; I Cor. poor LITTLE DEER ISLE. that this week will finish the season’s ‘•Uncle Hiram” used to say, I have had nearly On the outward journey stops will be made al EASTERN xv, 57, 58; II Cor. iv, 17, 18; v, 1; I Eben S. Weed is in Rockland this “all the ills that human flesh Is heir to”, aud 1 week. hauling. Chicago, Denver, Colorado Springs and Sail Tim. iv, 7, 8; I Pet. i. 3-9; Rev. iii, 10; March 26. B. still live to enjoy this warm, beautiful winter. Herbert Black has gone to Beverly, Lake City, accommodations being provided at xxii, 11. No one needed to South this the best hotels. The go winter. Mass., to join a yacht. itinerary Includes a side Steamship Company. Would say to Janet that there Is one advan- SOUTH DEER ISLE. trip to Cilpple Creek, with an tc John and wife opportunity when Billings arrived home The First General Secretary. tage we lose our voices. We cannot scold Austin visit the celebrated gold mines, as well as the SPRING SCHEDULE. from Mew York last week. Smith is having the Hendrick The if we have any desire to do so, for It Is too hard ncotsparable trip over the Denver A Sic quarter century anniversary of house moved. E. S. Small, of Sunset, has work. Hope yoa are all right ere this. And to Leon left this week for Grande railroad, “The scenic line of the Christian Endeavor has naturally Spinney Beverly, the contract. world.' Esther, 1 do not know as I had the same and the mountains. Ten enough turned the attention of all to just where he will join a yacht. Rocky days will lx kind of measles as she had, but should judge by Joseph Thurston and wife, of Cam- spent in touring the state of California, wind the very early days of the movement. A daughter was born to Capt. S. Q. my looks at that time that it was all blended In bridge, arrive! called ; lng up at Han Francisco. and wife March 15. Mass., Saturday, Any organiza- one. 1 asked Hutchinson *»*•■' for the glass one morning, but here by the death of Mrs. Thurston’s Two routes are offered for the return, one via Commencing Saturday, March 24, 1» tion that I er leaves Bar Harbor at 9 a ni. on Mondays* grows one look was sufficient. laughed with all the The ladies aid was entertained by Mrs. j the Grand Canyon of Arizona, and the othei father. and for Seal Harbor, in 1 but such a 1 via Wednesdays Saturdays twenty-fire strength had; sight Grant Eaton Wednesday afternoon. | Portland, Se ttle, Vancouver, and tlx Northeast Bass A severe storm visited us on Harbor. Harbor, Southwer’tu,"Mi from one Dear Grandma G., 1 was so interested In Monday Canadian with bor and hi Roekianff years your Eaton has to Rockies, stop-overs at Glaciei Stonlngton. connecting Capt. Jeremiah gone New Some of the Deer Isle who with steamer for Boston. of letter. What would the girls of to-duy think if night. boys and Banff. For those who to return via society forty York schooner prefer to join the Maud Seward as had attended the St. Steamer leaves Bluehillat9a m, Monday** members to they should be asked to live In that way? My, Patrick’s ball at other routes, independent tickets are provided master. and for South Blueniu. how their heads would go up! But I God were seen Tues- The party will travel In Wednesdays Saturdays over 07,000 so- say, Stonington Monday night charge of an ex Brookiln, Sedgwick, Deer Isle, Sarsentrllls* bless the dear old people who endured so Mrs. Charles who has been in perlence and all South and Rockland* cieties with many Sewell, day afternoon shoveling their way home- conductor, details are carried Brooksvllle, Dark Harbor We are of out In first with steamer for Boston. privations. proud them; also for the Rockland the past few weeks, has re- ward. class style. Illustrated Itinerary connecting nearly 4,000,000 noble sons and daughters that the State ef turned. may he obtained by calling on or addressing RETURNING members de- News reached here of the at 5 Maine is blesaed’wltb, and just at this time how Saturday Geo. L. William-, N. E. P. A., 3:8 From Boston Mondays and Thursdays p»- March 26. E. of H. Washington Frldaja serves to be much we need them—those who are honest and death Capt. Jeremiah Warren. He street, Mass.—Advt. From Rockland at 5.S0 a m, 1 uesdays. Boston, Souin* was well known as and Sundays, touching at Stonlngton, studied. Early “dare to do right, dare to be true”. When our here, this for many years Harbor NORTHEAST HARBOR. west Harbor, Bass Harbor, Northeast days suggest country is filled with such men as that there was his home. His sudden death has and Seal Harbor. will be no need of Son- and prisons, jails or sheriffs, and Laurie Holmes came from Hebron last brought sorrow to many hearts. A aHj&rrtiscmnttg. From Rockland *nd early men, sister, Tuesdays, Fridays Sou10 Gol that in the 1906 at 5 *i a at Dark Harbor, grant year every voter in for a short vacation. Mrs. F. A. is the one of days m, touching chief among Friday Peirce, only the isle, Sedgwick. this State will vote for prohibition. Brooksvllle, Sargent ville, Deer m here at tuese is uev. Miss Cassilena who re- family living present. Brookiln, South Blueblll and Bluehlll. I fear that I am trespassing, so will make my Perry, formerly March 27. H. From West Tremont Mondays. Samuel Win- bow aod to sided arrived last week. Miss W' say good morning you all, with best here, Perry cheater Adri- All cargo, except live stock, via the ite*®JJ? wishes from Aumt Emma. is a student at Colby college. of this fire »oa ADR1ANCE. WEST BROOKS VILLE. Company, U insured against ance, the first marine risk. Cookies—One cup sugar, % cup butter and I Miss Helen Brewer, of Bar Harbor, who of the United lard, I sour 2 cream Miss Kate after a week’s ab- F. 8. Rockland, general secretary Society cup milk, teaspoons tartar, has been the Misses Foster dur- Tapley, Sherman, Superintendent, 1 teaspoon soda, 2>* cups of for visiting Maine. of Christian Endeavor, who did flour, nutmeg sence, has returned from St-on on. yeoman spice. ing the past week, has returned home. ingt Calvin Austin, Prest & Gen’l Manager. service in those hours. Mr. Mass. pioneer Souk Milk The ladies’ sewing circle was entertained Boston, Cake—One pint sour milk, 1 cup A very interesting game of basket ball Adriance is now a minister in Win- Of sugar, 1 cup of molasses, cup of butler and by Mrs. William H. Stover last was here last be- Thursday. chester, Mass. lard, 1 quart oi flour. I large teaspoon ot sods, played Wednesday night all kinds of spice and 2 cups of raisins. tween the local team and the Merrills, of John Snow, of North Castine, has been Sbbtrtissnnmta. Thanks for the letter and the above Bar Harbor, resulting in a score of 17 to the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Maggie B. Endeavor a Revival Forte. 9 in favor of Bar Harbor. Aunt Emma. We are are Blodgett. ■ recipes, glad you Iindeavorers, aror. you to the bat- March 26. M. better and that you are enjoying the let- Manning E. Perkins has moved his tle! God is waiting to bless in the ters. 8o are we all. Aunt to where he has Madge enjoys family Gardiner, pur- OPPOSITE U. S. bringing in of many, but the practical The woman who thinks only of her PATENT OFFICE them as well as the others. We all say chased a store and gone into trade. work must be done by Christian men looks always looks it. WASHINGTON.D.c! amen to your sentiments on the children Schooner Willu and Patter- New Amsterdam Hotel find women. If the young people of Guy, Capt. of the old Pine Tree State. We believe shal, is 285 tons of steamer coal your community are reached for God Low Kates. discharging Fourth Avenue and 21st St., yet the majority of them stand for from New at wharf. you will be the instruments used to purity On February 15, aud until York, Bagaduce and truth. daily April 7, ELLSWORTH accomplish that end. As to methods, tickets will be on sale via the Chicago, Milwau- Roy E. Smith, Myrtle Tapley, Ada Mills, New York. kee A 8t. Paul to* in Edith students at Bluehill Steam and never mind how; only do something, Dear Sisters of the M. B. Column: railway principal points Skelton, acad- Laundry Bath Rooms. Located in of the ami the heart It has been California, Oregon Washington, from Ella are at home for two weeks’ anything that will bring you face to some Unis fince 1 have written a emy, vacation, *KO PAY, NO WAMHKK.' woitn at rate* of #56.80 to #57.90, according to one block east of Broad- face with the problem of reaching the letter for this column, so that I was almost March 26. Tomson. city, railroads used to Tickets A 1 kinds afral 1 I should be Chicago. will permit of'laundry work done at abort notice in. aved for Christ. and work dropped If I did not write, i.ooda called from Pray of liberal at various for and delivered. way, two blocks south but 1 ha^e been on tbe sick list for the stop-overs western points, itnd so continue till your soul is on fire past five A Scientific Wonder. H. B. weeks and have and are good in all tourist ears. ESTEY A CO., Madison House newly hardly ft-It like writing, The cures that stand to its credit make Wi.-T END Square. with tile work for Christ and lost souls. Corresponding reductions are made to a BRIDGE, ELLSWORTH, ME great Bucklen’s Arnica Salve a scientific won- — iiev. F. H. Jacobs. in decorated and refurnished- number of other points western states, and der. It cured E. R. lectur3r A Lively Tussle Mulford, for tickets can be purchased from your nearest the Patrons of Husbandry, Rates $1.00 per day and up- with that old of the Waynesboro, Endeavor. enemy race, Consti- railroad station to destination. Through tralu Pa., of a distressing case of piles. It heals Pauper Notice often ends in service from to the worst Ulcers. wlttl the of ward, European plan. The very best that I can do pation, Appendicitis. To Chicago principal points in the Burns, Sores, Boils, Cuts, liSh .?>ntr*eted City Ella H" “na care for avoid u> Wounds, Chilblains and Salt Rneum. muw.wh. In strength which Christ can give, all serious trouble with Stomach, West assist persons travelling nnifce ihe trip .v «i NS^!118 helped tried and his womanly woman. we can tell, under the more immediate ‘hree bottles of which Mr. Carter died about 1844, duties in the office of the William Under- gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents. eomniif .BlMer8j a touch of God, none w'hence sublimer deeps cured me.” Cures Liver married Elder Samuel Macomber, ELY 55 Warren Street. Nr~ York. rS.^tely Com- widow are to none murmuring wood Co. BROTHERS, Moses To Cure a Cold In One Day open adornation, Dyepepet*, Blood disorders and October 2, 1847. with the of more thrilling affec- Baptist preacher, Take LAXATIVE BttOMO Quinine Tablets. whisper There will be a and dance in Mt. the weak and ner- on of more play vous reetpres a brother of Amos, lived the refund If It falls to cure. K. W. tions, or ennobled as the theatre 8®*lth. Guaranteed Carter, Druggists money Desert hall March 23. Subscribe for Thb E 1 u-G t?f^bu3t. by Olive (iboys's signature is on each box. 23c. glorious duties.—James Martineau. Friday evening, American. MoottU, druggist. Price 50c. lower end of the island. He married on the of COUNTY TAX. SDjbrrtiBmuTia COUNTY GOSSIP. {TomBponbrnct. long-cherished convictions part numbers of persons is not at all €hf OHlsioovtl) 2lmcricau. I very large As- “Summer boarders or fish glue” Is the County Commissioners Complete Recent Elections. likely. HOT 1 PATENT issue at Harbor now. But City the sessment on Towns and Plantations. 4 LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL Southwest just But failing to fool or convert them, MEDICINE. Mt. Desert, March 1906. The commissioners were in Ells- Ilyomel a Scientific PUBLISHED we imagine both will stick. 26, inevitable will happen, and we shall lose county Treatment for worth last week to apportion and assess tarrli l.y EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON To the Editor of The American: them by lens of thousands. Breathing Mediated this is the \lr*" AT The Orland Fails electric power project the county tax. The tax year Uinathed through the The question frequently asked is: Can anyone imagine any greater folly pocket inhaler MAINE, in the air. And some of the Ala- same as and the tiiat ELLSWORTH, is still than that of with such a dangerous last, apportionment, co*es with every What will be the effect of the recent city fooling outfit, lly„m BY THE moosook cottagers who would be flooded shown in the follow ing table, Is the same: all experiment? R. L. GMNDLB. destroys catarrhal germs in COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. on voters as their mANOOCK out hope it will stay there. elections republican generally Town*. Polls. Estates. Total. of the w. Editor and Manager. passages throat and ¥. Rollins, regards their attitude toward resubmis- Slimmer Hoarders or Fish Glue. Amherst, 100 75,145 fiOl 15 W. II. Titus, Associate Editor. soothes and heals the The progress of the auto-terror in its Manset, March 19, 1906. A urora, 49 40.992 58 73 irritated uiueonl 68? 96 membrane and Winn PrIce—$2 00 a year; $1 00 for six invasion of Maine is only equalled by that So far as I can learn the effect on repub- To the Editor of The American: Blue hill, 444 571.315 effectually drives fro 50 cents tor throe months; If paid 261 10 the all •smb; of the brown-tail moth. Here we have a licans in the small towns is simply to in- l9eethat E.F. claims that the glue Brooklln, 206 191,940 system traces of U in #1 75 and 3$ cents j Teague 81 atrU- advance, 50, j Brooksvllle, 301 242.569 8** 83 catarrh.! saspeettvely All arrearages are reckoned Maine country weekly-the Thomaston tensify their determination to tight for pro- factory at Manset is a great injury to the poison. of 656 931,589 1,102 10 rate $2 per year. a automobile maintained and enforced. But in I and that the hotels have been and Bucksport, No one Uera'd—printing special hibition town, 36 should confound jttwrtiMn;? Kates—Are reasonable, and will Castlnc, 244 (21,941 565 ||yom,i number. the cities certainly some of the republi- still are a much greater help. Now I must with the ** atari? known on application. _ 131 CC7 215 66 patent medicines Cranberry Isles, 181, that aw™ cans are leaders ! with him. urging upon republican disagree Deer 525 383,152 619 65 advertised as catarrh S=af>i»>cs» communications should be addressed The Green Lake and Die, cures, it js cottagers Bangor the of making a The town of Tremont gave to the East- lar»n all money orders made payable to The necessity compromise j Dedham, 89 98, *87 11703 to them all as Ells fishermen who claim that the fishing has BUt-erior the |am: act to a of duties promise resubmission, hoping that it was almost for them any provisions party readjustment able to offer an explanation. The impossible to Mary C. Frrtz Austin said and laws the of such to make it would regulation by P*»*“Jfof promise gains, believe that a real of which is not provided when conditions demand, but Mr. young man reassured himself that the change policy was he-eln specifically be an enormous for aud any person who shall wilfully simply paying price and if that tne out that the House members of the household were all really intended, intended, it aubcrtfennmts. with or to Payne points repub- pres- of a any person thing prevent an uncertain quantity very untrust' could be cution of this act or of are as and breathed a of relief that successfully pursued. of the provision licans divided to what schedules ent, sigh be worthy article. I say paying an enormous Hence made heoric regulation and by-laws, shall 30llY more than the they efforts to hold conviction to require while nothing precious wrong I believe that for misdemeanor; and upon readjustment, many, i price. For every vote on more tha sleigh had been taken. forced until the spasm should subside; they FOR shall be subject to a tine not perhaps a are to Although saved or on account of this dollars. J. H. Snvdbb, majority, opposed j gained prom- had won out times in that to prolong his visit, he was not an un- many way, and At HANCOCK HOUSE STABLE, J. M. CiEBBIsH, Conditions do not seem ise we would lose twice or thrice that any change. to do so now it is B. F. 8r*-NBBU happy prisoner; while the other young j hoped again. But, Several good business Horses, new and second- to the number. And I believe that the March 1906. Local Board of He* justify attempting of revision at only safe, evident that the w'ill not be band 20. man enjoyed the day in blissful spasm likely Carriages, Harnesses. Agent lor H. A. Andbkw P. ignorance and common-sense course Approved. ^ j8f the and he is satisfied self-respecting to subside as as Mr. Tine boar* present time, of hia mistake. long Mayo shall re- Moyer's Carriages. Everything as repre Chief Justice 8upreme Judicial for our to take, is to make a A true orders. that in this opinion a decided majority party square, main in the office as sheriff. Their only sealed or no sale. Terms reasonable. copy of honest and for what it M. Gbebish. Secretary of the aggressive fight of ever the traffic is in E. _Attest:—J. ways and means committee CHURCH NOTES. hope reviving put- H. COULD. always has been advocating. COMMISSIONERS’ NOTlC*. eoncurs. ting him out. I do not propose, and I iB to that we can offer Hancock ss:—March 24. a. d. 1906- BAPTIST. It folly suppose believe the voters of temperance the Ptofrasinnal Cars*. beea the rum element as much as the E. the undersigned, having Rev. P. A. A. Killam, opposing county do not to do that. ‘\I7 O.’ To the claim sometimes even pastor. propose, help v V bv the Honorable fW heard, will and so appointed 1 — party promise it; to “turn of w*thin Sunday, April Morning service at the five or six or more men who ningham, judge probate e jjsd in Bar Harbor that the material Among F. m. D. recei itself, round” or “back down” is not in- F. SIMONTOnI said commissioners to ^ 10.30. Sermon school only are the county, interests of that by pastor. Sunday seeking republican nomination for decide claims of the crediW town have been in- consistent and but is upon t at 11.45. Christian Endeavor at 7. cowardly, simply the office are some whom I as Serenus H. Rodick, late of Eden, meeting regard per- PHYSICIAN and subgeon. been jured by strict Rev. 8. L. useless and worthless as a So couuty, deceased, whose estate has enforcement, service at 7.30. vote-getter. sonal but if own Evening friends, my brother was seated insolvent, hereby Hanscom, in last week’s Bar Harbor it is much more expedient to stand firm 8ive, Fu.bILCnf Bible study and prayer service at 7.30 among them and should get the nomina- Office and Residence (J. M. Hale bouse). agreeably to the order of said ]udg«' JJjl sets forth some our for the bate, that we will attend to the uuty Record, facts that Wednesday evening. by accepted party principles, tion of his and I should still No. 60 MAIN party mine, STREET, ELLSWORTH, MR us at the office of B. E. Clark, esq--1^ rather the average republican believes in prohibition. upset claim. In the same ROMAN CATHOLIC. stand for Mr. Mayo, because I think it TKLKPIIONK. Mount Desert block, in Bar ^arb»lances. 311 61 Clark, ol Ellsworth, in the two reasons for this change—Ignorance and Outstanding NOTICE aaajjto at 11.45. at 7. condition of such that we must premiums. 165.136 74 Hancock, and State of Maine, has with him. Revolt against the Sturgis j Epworth league Evening things neglect. Few young women appreciate the Interest and ren'.s. 4,140 29 office his for Natural!** s( service at 7.30. do one of three to our voters— shock to the system through the change which All other Application law must not be mistaken for revolt things assets, 2,400 00 prays that he may be heard tbereon.■ ^ j comes with marriage. Many neglect to deal »t Trent at 2 m. either fool or convert or lose term of said court lo be held jjorr* ! on—Preaching Sunday p. them, them, with the unpleasant drains which are Gross against the prohibitory law or against often assets. within and for the countv * Mr. them. consequent on marriage and mother- Deduct items not Simonton. admitted. said, on the Second Tuesday ^ strict enforcement. We commend hood, not understanding that this ^ CONGREGATIONAL. There is little that 1906. John F. Knowltom. very prospect they secret drain Is robbing the cheek of its Admitted Dr. Grindle’s forceful letter to all our assets, $1,195,668 15 Rev. J. At. Adams, pastor. can be fooled. For they all know that the freshness and the form of Its fairness, as a.-* the genersl health suffers LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1906. but to — sorely when there readers, especially faint-heart- Sunday, 1 service at move for resubmission is a move for li- aWwrttewuntfc April Morning Is derangement of the health of the delicate uS«rS,%ld l0M?*• * 3M2* 70 ed republicans—if there be any in 10.30. Sunday school at 11.45. cense law. womanly organs, so surely when these organs are established in health the face can and form Hancock county. Prayer and conference on Fri- Nor is there any prospect that onee meeting they at witness to the fact la renewed comeli- WtINFlETE FOR day evening at 7.30. be converted. For the sudden change ol ness. Half a million women and more have o»hcn.*pTa.:>3; small grocery store at Water and Franklin is from to a nift this bo no immediate that |12 |20 barrel, year made that the of the Maine success seemed to danger spirit Bingen’s in the stud has been March ’06. streets. the has advanced to $30 a barrel. law was violated even if the letter 7, the schooner would founder, Capt. price being truly wonderful, writes Frank G. Trott, He has been a citizen— T.ie of careful so that had been observed. There has been con- his men remained her. good conservative, necessity packing has he To the general public: Norwood and by siderable contention in the selection of in the Boston Globe. Not only right-minded, sound in judgment and up- the barrels will be full and airtight is em- At daylight a flag of distress was hoisted, referees for the adjustment of losses, and gotten speed uniformly but he has trans- We solicit your patronage, also your right in his business dealings. He was Consul-General Mason. and at 7.20 a. m., when the Lejok had set- phasized by the claim has been made that the referees mitted his handsome and strong conform- inspection of our stock. for many years, under the old school sys- chosen by the companies have not been tled badly, the Persian appeared and took ation to a marked degree. The “Bingen tem, agent for the school in his district, The feature of the Maine election next disinterested in the spirit of the law off all hands. which was framed for the protection back” is a common expression in this and later, when the new’ system was in- September, of most interest in Washing- HIGH-GRADE The crew saved practically none of their of the insured. section of the country, and it is difficult FEEDS, augurated, served capably ns a member ! ton, is the choice of a legislature that The result of the discussion has been effects; everything below deck was flooded. for a breeder to lead out a Bingen young- of the school board. elects for another terra Senator William P. that in the last two sessions of the W. legis- remark: “No FIRST-CLASS FLOUR. The crew consisted of S. Norwood, lature determined efforts have been made ster and not have his visitor Mr. Grindal will be succeeded in busi- Frye. The junior Maine senator, who is captain, Tremont; Bert McLeod, mate, to overturn the Maine standard policy. need to tell the sire of that one.” ness by his sen, C. W. Grindal, who has the junior senator because he came into Calais; Chaney Sadler, cook, Ellsworth; Speed and conformation are not the only Meal a grown up with the business. The trans- the Senate for the first time twenty-five Fine Specialty. John Terrell, engineer, Sydney, C. B.; Green Mountain Pomona. fine characteristics that he stamps his off- fer will take place April 1. The store has years ago, just ten days later than Senator Charles Brown, home unknown; John Green Mountain Pomona grange will spring with, for the young Bingens are been renovated and repainted throughout, Hale the two now the old- Wholesale and Retail. Eugene being one of them. do Bay and Leroy Cousins, Ellsworth. and is being restocked. meet with the East Sullivan grange Fri- good headed, every They est men in of service in the Senate Mr. Grindal a visit to his point not have to be broke. Put a harness on Cousins had been ill since March 12. contemplates day, 6. The questions to be dis- Special telephone line. daughters in the West Mrs. Addison from New England—has long been looked April ►v*. The exposure resulting from the wreck cussed include tne following: them and drive them, that is all there is tc Saunders, of Green Bay, Wis., and Mrs. as one of the most useful men in “What can we do at Pomona had his illness. On upon grange it. steam trains and autos look BAILEY aggravated reaching David of Minn, of sub- Electrics, CH^«^M>ooooooooooooooc^<>>>r* H. F". OO. McRae, Minneapolis, will best advance the Congress. Everybody, of course, takes it that interest alike to them, and after the first look they the steamer his condition was regarded as in the spring or early summer. There is ! ordinate ?” ELLSWORTH. for that he will be and granges pay no attention to them. The first and little danger that the West will wean him granted re-elected, excuse an officer precarious, and he was unconscious [Wirt j “Is there any for not the most essential requi- from his old for even now’, he says, that he will not have to turn a hand to his work ?” unquestionably Proprietors of Brady & Greely’s of the time on the to Boston. It was home, learning by heart site for a race horse is but manners trip for a few' speed, the thought of leaving Ellsworth his own re-election about. Resolved: “That farmers’wives should Grist Mill. fever. The bring are almost as necessary. found that he had typhoi'd weeks brings a feeling akin to homesick- work harder than their husbands.” Senator Frye will be seventy-five years disease w'as aggravated by exposure, and “What are some of the troubles of the T! Cw**AOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC, old by the time the next election in Maine Cousins died Saturday night at the hos- average Maine farmer and the best way to Hubert isrmcntss. is held. He is easily one of the grand old overcome them ?” pital in Boston. ROAD MEETING. men, as he is one of the most active men me scnooner uovernor Ames arnvea at BORN. Haimx'k Ruud Guilders to in the Senate. He was fighting battles in Vineyard Haven Friday morning, and re- County TURN WOMEN Meet in Ellsworth. the public service for ten years before he BRYANT—At Brookline, Mass, March 21, to JORDAN, that she had been in collision ported early Mr and Mrs A Bryant, a son. State Commissioner of Highways Paul entered the Senate, having served five full Joseph Thursday morning with an unknown HILL—At Blaehlll, March 19, to Mr and Mrs D. under the of the terms as a member of the House. There three-masted schooner about twenty-two Sargent, auspices W Id her T Hill, a sou. AWAY FROM DRUGS will hold a is now’ no man in the Senate w’ho has had FURNITURE miles southwest of Fire Island lightship. county commissioners, county JORDAN—At Surry, March 9, to Mr and Mrs F road in Ellsworth on a more varied or thorough experience w ith L Jordan, a daughter. Dangerous Stimulants No Longer Needed | The was bound from Nor- meeting Thursday, AND Governor Ames MARKS—At March 20, to Mr and Mrs which all commis- legislation than he. With his long ser- Orland, —Rexall Mucu-Tone Brings Per- folk for Boston with coal. April 19, highway J E Marks, a daughter. in he knows that sioners in the county will be asked to vice the House, body to manent Health and Capt. King refused to make any state- RICH—At Birch Harbor, March 3, Mr and Vigor attend. as well as he knows the Senate, all Mrs Charles Rich, a son. UNDERTAKING. ment as to the cause of the two vessels quite Deer March to Mr and •• husband This is held under the pro- of which makes for his capacity for good THOMPSON—At Isle, 9, My worries so, Doctor, you but others on board the meeting coming together, Mrs Marsh Thompson, a daughter. must me to vision of the law which a State com- legislation. simply give something key Ames that it re- by WILLARD—At March to Mr I have the expressed the opinion Stonlngton, 12, me up—something that will make me leased ground missioner of was chosen, one No Maine man who has been sent to and Mrs John Roland Willard, a daughter. sulted from a sudden shift of course on highways and cheerful when he comes home floor of the Eno has bright building section of that law reading as follows: Congress in the last tw'enty-five years, at the part of the Lejok. As a result of the MARRIED. night.” on State street, and have "S l'i commissi •mt be consulted and ever been more loyal to his constituents collision a hole was stove in the may by, Thousands of unfortunate women are great moved from my fthnll (live advice to. without charge, all officers and to Maine interests than Mr. Frye, GRINDLE-SIMPSON-At Portland, March 21, in this who are temporary port bow of the a of her just position—women Ames, portion Rev Smith Miss Lenora Grin* on Main of couMlee, cltle* and lowna, having care and but he has also had a lot to do with the by Baker, May rapidly breaking down in body and whose location street. head gear was torn away and the fore- die to Fred Turner Simpson, both of Stoning over the as to their ten minds are dark and uuthoiby public wa>s, national questions. In the last ton. becoming dull with castle deck was broken No big up. difficulty construction, maintenance, alteration and re- and years his most services have HARVEY-WOOD-At Stonlngton, March 14, suffering despair. was in the schooner important experienced working but ruch ad vie; shall not Impair the legal Rev C W Robinson, Miss Alice V Harvey They have tried to fight off 111 health; pair. been on the commerce committee, of by L. W. to port. obligation of such or town to Walter E Wood, both of Stonlngton. have to in of JORDAN, Hny couniy, city been and on struggled keep up spite pain which he has long chairman, HUCKINS—SARGENT-At The was up the steam officer Said commissioner shall hold each Prospect Harbor, and weakness that their husbands should Lejok picked by of which March C C Miss Emma Maine. of conunls the foreign relations committee, 17, by Larrabee, esq. not their condition. Ellsworth, pilot boat New York, and towed into ear. under the auspices the county A of to Lester B Sar- guess and of which llucklns, Gouldsboro, each for he is the second republican, At last comes a when can New York There w ill be sloners, a mealing in couniy open gent, of Winter Harbor. day they do Saturday. heavy been discussion of relating to the building he could have been chairman had he MORGRAGE-WINGATE-At March this no longer. Their strength is salvage claims against the vessel. questions Castlne, gone; and mnl'it Inina of public ways, of which due to relinquish his other chairman- 22, by Rev Albert E Luce, Miss Ida Belle their will power no longer strong enough Smith hear- w’illing of to C Capt. left immediately upon and cities in Morgrage, Castlne, George Wingate, to them So turn to nolle*' shn|i be given to the towns ship. of South Sebec. carry through. they ing of the accident, and has already been and not for slow MIANUS MOTORS each c «unty b> the said county commissioners.’* For the commercial aud maratirae in- March druggist doctor, acting in PIERCE—WEBBER—At Surry, 21, by consultation w'ith the agents of the Rev J D Mrs Minnie Pierce to tonics that will gradually restore health, 1906 The object of these meetings is to get at i terests of the entire country he has been McGraw, Ames. Responsibility for the collision Alfred E Webber, both of Bluehlll. but for some drug that will give tempo- the fundamental principles of road build- especially active. That w’as the reason March has not yet been definitely fixed. STINSON-PERRY-At Stonlngton, lo, rary strength—that will key them up— NEW FEATURES UNSURPASSED ing, and as they will bring together the for his sticking to the chairmanship of by Rev C W Robinson, Miss Rosie M Stinson, that will make them bright and cheer- Depositions of the crews have been of Stonlngton, to Ernest W Perry, of Steuben. best authorities on such matters in the the commerce committee. ful for even a few hours. Drop steel forging for con- as a if the case THOM PSON—PICKERING—At Deer Isle, taken, precaution gets w The a rod. it can be easily seen that they ill Furthermore Mr. Frye has the distinc- March Rev C W Robinson, Miss Minnie result of such course needs no necting into the courts. It will cost about State, 18, by $3,500 B to H both of comment. How different it would have prove of much value. tion of being the most competent presiding Thompson George Pickering, Interchangeable bronze bear- to repair the and to Deer Isle. been had turned to Rexall Lejok, $1,500 repair for the in Ells- officer the Senate ever had. It never fell they Rlucu- ings can be in live the The programme meeting replaced Ames. Tone instead of drugs. From the first minutes. worth will include a short, informal to the lot of any senator to be presiding DIED. The was built at Mil the and dose Mucu-Tone’s strengthening influence Lejok bridge by address Commissioner Sargent, as for he out Irridlum by officer as long he was, served — I spark points—nothing in 1901. She from Ells- on AMES—At March John is felt but instead of ruining mind and Sawyers hailed general discussion by those present Orlaml, 22, Ames, aged m better. be the terms'of tw’o vice-presidents—Hobart 50 8 5 it restores both to health and worth and several of her are owned road-building. A question-box may years, months, days. body, vigor. pieces He w’ielded the one of the features, the questions to be and Roosevelt. gavel BRITTON—At Bangor, March *21, Isaac Britton, Read what it did for Mrs. Funk:— We can deliver engines, ma- here. Among the Ellsworth owners are of 58 answered by the State commissioner and w ith more precision than any vice-presi- formerly Bucksport, aged years. A WONDERFUL RECOVERY. rine or stationary. 2 to 1500 Capt. M. March Smith, Capt. Joseph Hig- discussed by the meeting. he had been HIGGINS—At Los Angdea, Cal, 21, “Thank Heaven for Rexall H. better n mI*. dent could, because long 33 Mucu-Tone. It P.—nothing & Col. The invitation to the will be Victor G lllgglus, ot Bar Ilaroor, aged me gins, Whitcomb, Haynes Co., meeting meth- has given back health and strength after officers and selectmen as familiar with the Senate rules and years. of and C. C. Burrill and C. L. Morang. Capt. extended to city years weakness, pain physical exhaus- Agents for Maine for Schebler carbmetor as commissioners. ods of NORWOOD—At Bucksport, March20, Christina tion. I was completely broken down and cer- well highway procedure. and fit our with the Smith was insured for $800, but it is un- S, wife of John Norwood. tainly looked ten years older than I am. Local engines same. treatment would benefit me but in derstood the others were not insured. WARREN—At South Deer Isle, March 15, temporarily We carry everything for Gas Engines an <»ur look dark for the enact- a few weeks my trouble always returned worse Things pretty Benjamin F Warren, aged 76 years, 11 montts, is NORTH ELLSWORTH. than ever. Then 1 heard of Mucu-Tone, price right. Tel, 1817-11. ment of a subvention at this session 10 days. your ship and though I did not believe it to cure FALLS. possible ELLSWORTH Winifred Maddocks is ill with pneu- of Congress. As the bill passed the Sen- complaints of this nature by taking anything in the stomach, 1 determined to Mucu-Tone G. D. THORNDIKE monia. where Mr. was one of its earnest give Mrs. Charles Smith is her ate, Frye MARINE LIST. a trial. 1 can’t tell you how 1 am that I Portland fie. visiting visited friends glad Pier, Portland, mother at Amherst. Maud Hoyt, of Holden, champions, it would have afforded quite a did. Almost the first dose seemed to brace me here up and give me new strength, and by the time Arte mas recently. to certain vessels owned Hancock County Ports. Smith is in camp with his subsidy sailing the first bottle was gone all disagreeable symp- Mrs. Sargent spent Sunday with W R Per- brothers for several days’ lishing at Am- Sophia on the coast of Maine and engaged in the West Sollivan—Ar March 20, sch toms had disappeared. 1 am now finishing the herst. relatives at Bangor. kins second bottle and 1 can 1 never trade. truthfully say who is at Bar foreign Representatives Burleigh Ar March 23, ech Alcyone felt better in my life. 1 eat well, sleep well Fred Hunton is home from East Ma- Joseph Nason, employed Porcelain at home. and Littlefield, aided by the other Maine Ar March 25, sch Georgletta and have already gained seven pounds in Inlays. thias, where he has been in the woods for Harbor, spent Sunday Cld March 21, sch Harvest Home, Clark’s Is- have been to weight. several months. Watson McGown and wife, of Hull’s congressmen, working get land The most up-to-date dental Mel- on Cld March sch Winchester. Mrs. Fred Grace home at Cove, visited Mr. McGown's parents, the bill out of the House committee 22, Philadelphia returned to her Cld March sch W R Perkins, Newport the Green vin McGown and wife, recently. marine and where it 21, work. Crown and Bridge Lake hatchery Monday, after merchant fisheries, ! Cli March 25, sch Alcyone, Clark’s Island several here. Mrs. who has been spend- days Mary Moore, is now impounded, and where it will 185 Second St.. Albany, N. Y." Work. Gas, Ether and U. the winter with Howard McGown and F. Rerniek and who have been ing for some time to come. wife, to Brewer to visit her probably slay atrijcrtisrinente. Eexall Mucu-Tone works through the visiting here for several weeks, returned wile, has gone Cocaine for Painless Ex- to Bar liarbor daughter, Mrs. Spofford DeWitt. Speaker Cannon thinks the time in- bloodvessels, acting directly upon the Saturday. mucous the traction. J. W. Mrs. W. Patten went to East opportune for the passage of such legis- membranes, congestion and Moore has gone to East Machias George inflammation of which Dover to visit her Mrs. Alexan- are produce the ca- w°rk 88 carpenter on the new mill of daughter, lation but delegations calling upon *2 While there, Mrs. Patten THE— tarrhal conditions which are the sole cause the East Machias Lumber Co. der McGown. him to careful consideration to the to attend the funeral give of all Miss was called to.Orono your trouble, driving out the poison H. Ashbeline Cottle has returned from Palmer Saunders. Atlantic coast states, whose delega- GREELY, of her brother, and the raw surfaces. It fills the Boston, where she has been for several healing tions want the bill enacted into CLARION. arteries with weeks, and on Monday went to Stoning- rich, red, life-giving blood, law. Mr. Cannon comes from Illi- builds DENTIST. ton, where she has as milliner for up the body, stops all vital engaged MAN3ET. Whether it’s a range or a fur- drains, Main the season. nois, an interior state, which has little or soothes the fagged nerves and Street, Ells worth. John is moving his household nace—if it is a "Clarion", it is brings A °* *b°ut in on Torrey no interest in sound, restful sleep. a twenty dropped to Portland, where he has employ- foreign shipping. ®Nis and wife goods sure to meet every requirement. We promptly refund if «•’ Monday evening, ment. Chicago interests want the bill passed, your money you Mandolin and Violin giving them a complete surprise. It was are not more than satisfied with Mucu- Lessons. the Albert had a party cf seven last but Mr. Cannon comes from the central Hade by the) Wood Blsliop Co., twenty-third anniversary of their Staples Tone. Am late from the New afternoon for a trial trip in bis care England Conserva- A was Monday portion of the state, where the people Sjld tory of and fading. very pleasant evening launch. Bangor. by Sold only at our store. Price, 50 cents Mualc, desire a limited number of new naphtha little about maratime matters. The efforts pupils for ihe mandolin and violin. Then. and 89 cents per bottle. Mail ,)ate Henri C. Dolliver left March 21 for Hon- orders method, the higher positions and correct bowing the to get the bill out of committee have not filled. taught. Reasonable Yon will want Flowers sometime! olulu, where he will be employed by J. P. ELDRIDGF, promptly prices. Co. ceased, however. If it fails at this session Miss MOSKS, FLORIST, MAR harbor Hawaiian Pineapple IDA L. HIGGINS, Mad, its who include all the Maine men Main Street, Ellsworth. E. Q. MOORE, 106 Water Open nil the year ’round. March 28. friends, Druggist. Su, Ellsworth, Me. were: Dr. a. S. DeBcck aubcrtfBfmrntB. and wife M m* AMERICAN has subscribers al 107 Mayo. His aged mother, Mrs. Eliza COUNTY NEWS. Lol« Dyer and Luey Butler, of went before him seven weeks. *5*r 9'idtitona ( 'MiKfjf S1W «« other pna+* Franklin th4 / 7 in Hancock Banker, only — 9j post-offices county. ■— ■ r-- .— -—: T-rrr:- Abbie and Marion All t -tier in the County com- Mr. Bunker was a man of quiet, pleasing West left pavers urday to enter the Castine so The Ameri- devoted to his family and EAST FRANK UN. normal „ bin' not reach many. personality, Miss Lula h^V He West, who will cas ot *he in loyal to his friends, who were many. LIBERALITY 1887. COURTESY Clarence is visiting hei graduate only paper printed Mrs. Hooper the normal school this £*•““ and has never claimed to leaves a widow, one son and one daughter. Sullivan. spring, „,el tll Miancitck county, former home in East Bangor. ia is the that can prop Of his own family, one sister and two 4e, only paper “Whatever your station in life, Charles Burgess, of Deblois, is visiting March 24. •ailed a COUNTY all the half-brothers survive. W. 0rly paper; Your duty perform like a mar. his daughter, Mrs. J. lT. Hardison. March 26. L. tsesi e merely local papers. The circula- Through the toils of this world anil its strife, Miss Mae Patten, of Sullivan, has beer HASS HARBOR. te The American, barring the Bar FRANKLIN ROAD. Not I CAN’T wins, but always I CAN.” the guest of her brother, J. H. Patten, th« Oscar Bragg is Record's summer list, is larger working at Hall Quarr week. Mat) <> all the other printed Miss Delia Clark has been quite ill. mini of have “It is no use for me to try past Dwight Curtis, of of papers A large her people said, Hebron, Is in tl n Fred E. Woodworth, who is employee for a few days. in Rfi rack county. Mrs. Stella Shaw was in Bangor re- and save, because I CAN’T.” That is not so, because a person in Bar Harbor, spent t^’o days last week cently. CAN if or will Andrew Parker leaves he, she, only try. O. H. Rutter. to-day 'fot * with his uncle, week's to NEWS. Mrs. Marcia Killman was calling on Quite a of our depositors said the same thing when trip Massachusetts. COUNTY proportion Eva who has been al | friends a little over Miss Springer, Mrs. Willard 9t>* onm County News see other pages Friday. their accounts in our Savings Department Got! .a they opened from C. returned or getting ready to home M. I., Pittsfield, move to Calvin Graves and wife were visiting two but the amount now entered on their bank books Camden, where Mr. Uott has J years ago, Monday last. Her sister, Mrs. Agnes Joy | em- HANCOCK. relatives in Franklin Thursday. and the accounts are I ploy me nt. proves they were wrong, continually growing. her as far as Ellsworth. accompanied Lida Gross is confined to the house Alonzo Cleaves, of Bar Harbor, was at If have not already an account, we invite you to open one Murphy spent part of last Stephen you Lloyd and Carrol Blaisdell come hom< week the Franklin Road house last week. with her sister, Mrs. Walter •with a severe cold. on our next interest quarter, Al'ItIL 1, 1906. where Hamblen March 22, from Waterville, thej Southwest Harbor. a student at Hebron : T. B. of visited his Ivory H. Foss, Springer, Detroit, are attending school, for a weeks’ vaca- on his vacation. Calvin and Fred S. Graves, last There will be a social academy, is at home uncles, tion with their parents, T. M. Blaisdel; dance at Mt Desert hall board week. Wednesday At the meeting of the school THE FIRST NATIONAL and wife. evening. of BANK, by Kay and Kelley. Arthur was elected superintendent Mrs. George Eddy and daughter, did Young ELLSWOF-TH, MAINE. The ladies of the Baptist church Seal visited Mrs. Fred McKenzie The play, “Miss Fearless 4 of schools. Harbor, quite a business on town meeting day Co.," gjve„ by the Village benefit Mrs. Newell Coolidge, of Lamoine, is recently. They organized a sewing circle and served society Friday 1008. evening, was well rendered the guest of her daughter, Mrs. O. L. Neighbors of Willie Stewart and wife ACCURACY STABILITY dinner to the voters, for which they took, and a sueee.. financially. Crabtree, this week. are glad to have them return after an ab- besides expenses, |24.57. sence of thr~e months. Douglass and Lula Miss Lola Crabtree, who has been spend- Misses Myrtle and Vivian Scammon arc Richardson, Helen of with little Dix, Kdna Benson, Helen ing a few weeks in Portland, the guest Mrs. Mattie Kenniston, spending a short vacation with thcii Watson and ^ went to Brewer where the Britton Leather Willie Thurston arrived Mrs. Emma Stratton, has returned home. daughters, ot Guilford, is visiting her i oi Mk :s r:\ mother, Mrs. T. M. Hcammon, Misa home last week Co. was formed, with Mr. Britton as presi- from wife. •• rth~r school. a teacher in the parents, Nelson Stewart and \d -HHonal CoftfU% '.>•»> 5M JWJVI from and Miss Vivian Miss Ethel Crabtree, dent and general manager. He represent- Myrtle Bangor, of arrived here March 22. G. from Clarence Turner is his schools Malden, Mass., _ ed the Bucksport class in the State legis- Bucksport seminary. preparing schoon- to the Easter vaca- March 28. R. er. the Marion Turner, for the Saturday night spend Miss Nellie is at Mrs. Mary BLUEHILL. lature in 1897-9. Funeral services were fishing A. Phillips season. He will take her to tion at the home of her parents, 3. held here Rockland this Miles’ for on indefinite stay. Charles E. Greene has been drawn to Saturday. Mrs. mot her of Pastor Lorimer, week to Crabtree and wife. Lorimer, be painted. son a^e serve on the traverse at the a few w’eeks at the Mrs. Fred McKenzie and little jury April is spending parsonage. March 28. X. At the meeting of Omaha tribe, 1. O. of SULLIVAN. Y. Z in Franklin visiting her mother, Mrs. term of court. Nason Springer is moving into W. B, JEL M., Friday evening, there will be work Reuben Williams. Albion who has occupied the After Friday night of the coming week Blaisdell & Co.’s house at the for the WEST TREMONT. in the chiefs’ followed a ban- Saunders, point degree, by theSorosis will its until Samuel Jones and sister Emma, of Ban- Peters’homestead for a number of years, adjourn meetings summer. Mrs. Jennie who This order is in a very prosperous Dow, has been quet. Woods. October. quite gor, visited their cousin, Mrs. Stella has moved to Milton ill, is much better. condition, having degree work at nearly There is to be a unique and original Shaw, over Sunday. The funeral services of Alanson Atherton Helen (Preble) Foster writes from every meeting. entertainment at the Baptist church Mrs. E. B. Reed left for Massachusetts March 26. G. were held afternoon at the resi- Pasadena, Cal., of the delightful climate Two candidates will be initiated into Sunday \ Thursday evening, March 29, at 7.30 last week, for medical treatment. denee of his Pearl Atherton. there, the bland airs and beautiful flowers. of Pocahontas brother, entitled “Graduation F^xereises of the mysteries of the degree SORRENTO. o’clock, Capt. Willard Rich left this morning for Sherman who has been in Dr. Bridgham is again on the road, Hollow School”. All the Wednesday evening. A very interestiag Hinckley, j Lively High Boston to take charge of the schooner L. George E. Robertson, who has been quite Arizona and California since last ar- having resumed his programme will be presented which is fall, long-interrupted parts of a high school graduation will be D. Remick. is His old Mrs. Emma Ball. Re- ill, improving. rived home March 18. Max Hinckley, practice. patrons are delighted to rendered somewhat the feeing arranged by by people beyond Mrs. Alton who haR see him out as well school Poraroy, been from freshments will be served. Winnie B. Kane, who has been working who was West with him, stopped over in every day apparently high age. home at a for some as ever. March 27. R. hospital time, came March 26. C. at the Granite hotel, West Sullivan, has New York to visit his brother Harold. _ home home. Saturday. returned Lincoln Merrill made a short visit here ; Mrs. Newhall, of the Hinman house- William McKinley council, J. O. U. A. NORTH LAMOINE. On account of the heavy fall of Amos Bragdon killed a pig seven and last week. He was accompanied to Ells- hold, has b?en quite ill of late, but at last snow, M.. was instituted here last Thursday the dramatic entertainment at the school- one-half months old last week which worth on his departure by a sleighing accounts was improving. Her brother, C. B. Kittredge, who has been ill the The headquarters of the council 1 house Thursday was not well attended. evening. dressed 275 pounds. party consisting of A. C. Hinckley and Mr. Pittman, of Canton, Mass., has been past week, is convalescent. Proceeds about we at Mt. Desert Ferry, where the regular here to visit her. fl5. John Crabtree and his grandson Mal- wife, Misses Nellie Douglass, Florence Miss Gertrude Bragdon returned to Bos- meetings will be held. The officers are as Edward A. Lunt and are his Morse, Lena and Emma Hinckley. Miss Helen M. of the Bar ton where she is as a wife, formerly of Alwell colm, of Blaine, visiting daugh- Smith, formerly Friday employed follows: Junior Past Councillor, this now of are Mrs. E. L. Jellison. There was no service in the Harbor writes of her milliner. place, Portland, receiving William W. ter, Baptist Record, delightfully Jekiison; Councillor, Jellison; I on the of a abroad. After a few congratulations birth son bom moved his to church Sunday morning, as the pastor, enjoyable trip days I Mrs. Daniel Champion and infant son, ▼ace-councillor, L. S. Jordan; recording Henry Young family Wednesday, March 21. R. L. was obliged to have an opera- when Old Ocean was not kind to her, she ! of South are at her old .secretary, Clarence Nickerson; assistant Winter Harbor last week, where he will Olds, Lawrence, visiting make his home in the future. March on account of an the crossing much. B. B. Reed and son Carl have been to financial secre- tion performed 16, enjoyed very home here. secretary, Harry Johnson; Portland the in- internal injury received when he was Mrs. J. C. of who ! past week. Mrs. Reed and tary, E. W. Grant; treasurer, Isaac L. The sale of the Jones property here, Chilcott, Ellsworth, George Smith, who has been employed thrown from his carriage at East Bluehill is at the old sonB Richard and Bennie visited Mrs. Crabtree; conductor. A. F. Moon; warden, cluding the Hotel Sorrento, the electric boarding Chilcott homestead, at Hyde’s Point the past season, returned a few weeks Mildred Carver at Seal Cove. George A. Martin; inside sentinel, Ros- light plant and wharf, to B. F. Cobleigh, ago. is quite seriously ill. Her son. Dr. Lang- home Saturday. of Roslindale, Mass., has been consum- March 21. M. of ! March 26. Thelma. well outside sentinel, Pearl A. don, Bangor, accompanied by his son, | Springer; mated. Extensive improvements of the Miss Eunice Coggins will return Tues- Gat S. G Martin; trus came Saturday night, passing the night comb; chaplain, property are contemplated. day from Cambridge, where she has been GOTT’S PROSPECT HARBOR. here and to ISLAND. tees, Samuel E. Gould, Allen Crabtree, March 26. T. returning Bangor Sunday visiting her sister. John M. Driscoll has a Humphrey M. Jordan. Miss Lena Hamilton, of South Goulds- ! night. bought naphtha Miss Phronie Coombs, of Franklin, who March 24. Spec. BARTLETT’S ISLAND. boro, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. B. Cole. March 26. R. pea pod. has been visiting her sister, Mrs. George Ernest Cole returned from Waterville I Samuel Grindle, who has spent the win- School commenced March 19, taught by Smith, returned home INDIAN POINT. SEAL HARBOR. Saturday. ter and his son last Miss Mildred of Sound. the last of the week, for the spring va- ( here, Frank, left Sun- Wasgatt, Charles Brann and of Winter L. Richards has to Bar Har- cation. Mrs. Warren Smallidge is visiting rela- bride, day for Granite, where he will put his fish George gone Miss Elsie Robbins leaves for to-day tives in Harbor, have been visiting bis parents, in order bor, where he has employment. Miss Moore returns to Bar Bangor. trap to take herring. Seal Harbor to teach the school. Margaret Aaron and wife. I primary Brann Congratulations. I T.C. Higgins and wife, of Bar Harbor, Harbor this morning, to resume her duties Mrs. Adalbert Liscomb is in the hos- Mrs. Clara Hodgkins, who has been Erbin Bartlett called on friends here arrived home from "were on friends here in the school-room. pital at Bar Harbor for treatment. Eugene Hodgkins away since last fall, is w'ith her daughter, calling Sunday. He will to Boothbav Friday. go Monday. Massachusetts Friday for a short vacation. Mrs. Frank been called Mrs. Winthrop Higgins has gone to Daniel Libby, who has been the engi- James Clement, who has been in Cali- Babbidge, having More than 100 brown-tail moth nests He has employment on the trolley line here the illness of Mrs. .spend a few days with her parents at neer at the factory for several years, has fornia this winter, has returned home. by Babbidge’s have been gathered on the island during from Brighton. little son. Center. March. arrived for the season. Harold Donnell and Miss Cora Jordan, Mrs. Caroline Austin, of Bar who attend school at are Harbor, Andrew J. Babbidge and C. A. Joyce, of Mrs. Abbie Walls has returned from Bartlett has returned home from The Steuben dramatic club gave a pleas- Waterville, at Wesley has been visiting relatives here the past Hortheast where she has been for entertainment here home on a short vacation. Bar Harbor, were here last Sunday in the Harbor, Massachusetts where he has been visiting ing Friday night, week. She was accompanied by her two N. Moore the few weeks. the few weeks. which was followed a dance. The ladies sldop Nautilus, to take Capt. E. past past by of St. Jude’s parish have or- Luther grandsons, Leach, jr., and Roy to Bar Harbor to be with his daughter, Mrs. Orren Fernald and little son, of There was a chopping match at George Fred Bickford and family wrere called to ) ganized a vestment society, and are pre- Linscott. Mrs. A. J. Babbidge, for a while. Manset, spent the latter part of the week Ray’s Wednesday afternoon, and a party West Goulds boro last week the death paring new surplices for the choir. by March 26. Y. 26. in the A time was March CHIPS. with her parents, Samuel Leland and evening. good enjoyed. of Oliver Jones. Mrs. Jones has the sym- Emerson Ladd, with the help of War- wife. There was a party at E. C. Robbins’ Sat- of a wide circle of friends here. ren is a There will be a dance at Mascot hall pathy Smallidge, building gasoline “Uad dyspepsia or Indigestion for years. No The March if On March 8 Miss Jessie £. Leland, on urday eveniug. young people spent A party of about twenty enjoyed the launch, which is nearly completed. Thursday evening, 29, pleasant ; appetite, and what 1 did eat distressed rne ter* the evening dancing. Ice-cream and cake if not, the first Re- her way from Bar picked a bunch ride and an at the Arthur C.ement and who have pleasant evening. rtbly Burdock Blood Bitters cured mo"—J. II. Harbor, were served. sleigh evening Guptill j wife, freshments will be served. of partly-bloomed Mayflowers, which, farm, Goulds been in Bar Harbor this Walker, Sunbury, Ohio.—Advl. March 26. L. boro, Friday night. Cards, living winter, March 26. Bpbc. with special care, are now in full bloom music, the gayety, congenial people and have moved to Charles Clement’s house. and very the ills’ well-known made i Banking. pretty. iiutrtisrmnua. Gupt hospitality School began Monday, March 26, with LAMOINE. the occasion a one. Arthur C. Higgins, youngest son of Mr. delightful Miss Louise Cox as teacher of the grammar Mrs. N. B. Coolidge is visiting her son, «nd Mrs. Frank L. of this place, and Miss Higgins, department, Elsie Robbins, Seth J. Hodgkins and family, of Old Town. has accepted a position on the estate of teacher of the primary. On her way home she will visit her A. WEST TREMONT. daugh- 6% Mrs. C. Hardenbergh, of Bernards- March 26. p. ter, Mrs. O. L. Crabtree, in Hancock. Is what yonr money will earn if Tille, N. J., and left for that place Tuesday Mrs. Thomas Norwood, of Seal Cove, is } Invested In shares of the Lawrence Manchester and of last week. Mr. Higgins has been in visiting her mother, Mrs. L. M. Lunt. SOUTH HANCOCK. mother, of Northeast Harbor, were guests at the home the employ of D. C. Blair, Bar Harbor, as The remains of Charles of C. L. Smith went to Thurston, j Franklin, Monday, of N. B. Ellsworth Loan and for the three Coolidge Sunday. BoilaiM. wnder-gardener past years. Dedham, formerly of this ;lace, were I with his team, to work for 8. 8. Scam mo n. A brass band has been organized in A barn belonging to Mrs. Abbie Walls brought here for interment to-day. Misses Gertrude and A NEW MEKIKH Coggins May tow'n under the of was burned at 6.30 o’clock leadership Mr. Chick. Thursday Rev. D. M. wife and Helen left for Castine normal is now Angell, baby, Young Tuesday March 26. H. open. Shares, SI each; vionthly jay worning. The barn contained two cows, Maud, left here this for Brock- school. morning ments, SI per share. quite an amount of hay, a number of Mrs. former home. ton, Mass., Angell’s Ora Jordan attended the meeting of EGYPT. eords of dry wood, besides grain and Mr. will return and finish out his Angell Green Mountain Pomona at Salisbury WHY PAY RENT other all of which were Willard Clark and Nelson Pomroy are ■any things, year here. Cove last week. when you can borrow on your horned. There is no clue whatever as to on the sick list. shares, give a first mortgage ai d Arthur Rumill, of Seal Cove, and Robie Mrs. Ida of reduce it every mouth? Monthly the of the as no one the j Roberts, Brewer, is spend- origin fire, of Bert Johnson, of Sullivan, is the guest Mid interest Rumill, of this place, took four young la- : the week with her payments together had been near the barn since the ing parents, Lewis of his Mrs. Willis will amount to but little more family dies sister, Billings. to Castine in Arthur’s gasolene boat Jordan and wife. than you are now pay ng for preceding night. It is a great loss to Mrs. to attend normal school. Miss Vevie Clark, who has been visiting rent, «nd iu about ten years you Walls and she has the Sunday, They Marshall and of will sympathy of all. Young family, Goulds- Gross and of were Misses Rena Reed and Lida Rumill, of ; Stephen wife, Hancock, re- March 26. H. boro, have moved into the house lately OWN YOUR OWN HOME. this place, Miss Hattie Trask, of McKin- turned home Monday. puchased by Capt. G. W. Colwell. For and Miss Edith of Gott’s and particulars inquire of ley, Moore, Percy Raymond Clark, who are at- Sec WEST Freeman who has Hkxhv W. Cuhhmax, y. FRANKLIN. Island. White, employment tending the Maine Central institute at First Nat’l Hank Bldg. on the Frank Jones from New A. W. King. President. Jacob Springer is in poor health. March 19. Thelma. running Pittsfield, spent the spring vacation at York to Fall River, is home on a visit. Mont Goodwin cut his foot badly Satur- home. BROOKS VLLLE. March 24. W. SUrtcrtiecnunts. day. Pearl Butler gave a party to about forty E. V. Douglass, who has been ill, is out of his friends last Irvin Rollins has gone to Egypt to work SEAL COVE. Monday evening at the in the stave mill. again. home of Mrs. George Jordan. Dainty re- Miss Myra Powers is visiting friends in SORE FEET— Dean Grindle is visiting his parents, K. freshments of ice-cream and cake were Earl Bracy is at John T. Clark’s fora Massachusetts. offensive S. wife. served. Those from out Itching, burning and few Grindle and present of town days visiting his family. are and Miss Lulu Pierce has gone to McKinley perspiration instantly relieved James Staples and James Ropes left this after- Mrs. D. B. Smith is to start for New ] to visit Mrs. Lewis Holmes. •speedily cured by warm baths and above of the Quuk th nic'M from hoi to coll and picture morning for New York. hack wards by Hampshire to-night to visit her son. a.olu irv using man Mrs. Mildred Carver and son Charles iioui'm «; nail niton* and cause, among and fish is the trade- Oscar P. Lime burner was in Miss Sedgwick o a-il a Janie Springer, who is employed were in Bar Harbor on business last week. caiarib. troublesome aud mark of Scott’s last week on business. offensive in Bangor, visited her a few Emulsion, «li-ea»i*. SHIM Zina ami BURKE’S FOOT POWDER. parents days Friends of Capt. Willard S. Norwood, of snuffing, nHEand is the for G. Limeburner has been ill the coughing a>«t-itffi-lIi h eathing, and me recently. synonym Myles drip, schooner are to learn his of but is Lejok, glad pf drly Hit* foul ui-eA-e Into the throat-all are Mis9 and It is sold past week, better. in Angie Smith, who has been in strength purity. safe arrival Boston. Sent mall on endeu bv Ely's Cr. am Halm This honest and by receipt 25C. East brook for some is at home for in almost all the civilized coun- William Grindle is quite ill. He has of price. time, The meeting of citizens to be held at W. positive r* medy contain-* no cocaine, mercury, .a while. been confined to the house for several nor other harmful Address— tries of the globe. J. Harper’s, to raise funds to build a union Ingredient. The worst case* weeks. failed to materialize. are cured In a diort time. E. J. Rollins was summoned to Bar Har- If the cod fish became extinct church, All druggists, 50c. BURKE L. OR INDUE, March 26. N. or mallei by Ely Bros 66 Warren bor Saturday by the severe illness of his Manning E. Perkins and wife, who have Street,’ New 785 it would be a world-wide calam- York. Tremont St., Boston, brother-in-law, Eastman Hutchins. been in charge of the Farmers’ Store at because the oil comes MT. DESERT FERRY. March 26. Ch’e’er. ity, that North Brooksville, have returned to their from its liver surpasses all other home here. Mrs. Ida Roberts, of Brewer, is visiting WEST GOULD9BORO. fats in nourishing and life-giving March 20. Gracia. her parents, Lewis Jordan and wife. Miss Moon went to Kineo Mrs. Albert Clarke and Edward Clarke properties. Thirty years ago Madge recently Ranges to attend the term of spent Sunday at S. G. Woods’. the of BUCKSPORT. Castine spring the proprietors Scott’s Emul- normal school. Mrs. John are F. P. Noyes and wile are receiving con- sion found a of Norwood died Tuesday night Ranges. way preparing of was in town Fuel-saving of last at her home after a Edgar Jellison, Sorrehto, gratulations on the birth ot a daughter. cod so week, here, liver oil that can on business He was accom- fuel 11 everyone long illness. She leaves a husband and. Monday. With a small amount of Mrs. Florence Blaisdell and son George and who has been take it get the full value of two sisters—Mrs. Grant and Mrs. panied by John Crabtree, are spending a few days with Mrs. M. B. Atwood, the winter at Mars Hill. quick and fire can be built- the oil without the both of spending lasting Kingsley. objectionable Bucksport. March 26. C. Then be found in taste. Scott’s Emulsion is the Isaac a former again economy will Mrs. B. F. Leighton and daughter, who Britton, prominent citi- liest in the world for zen of Bucksport, died at Bangor last ORLAND. are have been spending the past week in thing weak, repair money. Very few repairs Mr. Britton was born in Steuben, returned home Sunday. backward children, thin, delicate Wednesday. John R. Ames died Thursday at his foi Winslow 1847. He was required to make these last Sept. 19, gradu- on Leach’s ranges Oliver Jones died March after an and all conditions of home point, aged fifty years. 21, |>eople, ated from in 1869. He entered the a Colby He was never married. Two brothers sur- of illness of not a week at his home and years, thus the cost quite lost — original wasting strength. tanning business and rapidly worked his vive him James and Llewellyn Ames, here. He leaves a widow and three sis- of this town. ex' Send tor free way to the top, engaging in the manu- both KINEO is saved in its running Funeral services were held at his sample. ters. facture of tanned sheepskin in Portland. home afternoon. SCOTT & Chemists ponses. Friday BOWJfE, He left Portland in 1880 and came to HANCOCK. The funeral of Calvin Bunker took 409-411 PKilL NKW TOU he was for place 8T11IT, Bucksport. where many years There will be a social danoe and supper f. b. at his home March 17. The AIKEN, Agent, Ellsworth. Saturday, 50c. and $1.00. All druggists. superintendent of the George Blodgett at Hancock to-morrow evening, March 29. service was conducted by Rev. Gideon tannery. Leaving Bucksport in 1903, he Music by Monaghan. Noyes & Nutter Mfg. Co., Bangor,’Me. 7^)UN'n NEW a. COUNTY NEWS. asfarrtiBcnuntg. ILcjjal Xoticca. JLtgal Notices. For Additional Neirs gee other ..O.* ».*»«**Lgig County pagea (142.45) feet to a stone post set in the ground To ail persons interested in cither of li-e es- at the top of the bark; thence on same tates hereinafter named. course eight (£) feet to high water; thence on At a probate court held at Ellsworih, ia uid CASTINE. BROOKLIN. same course to low water, thence following for the county of Hancock, on Oi OxtZk the line of low water in an direction of a. d. 1906. >1 V VISION. Mrs. O. H. is ill. easterly day March, Dority quite to a point bearing north nine degrees and following matters having been pre- Maine. situated on the Knew! Mothers east 9 of Ca*4«De. Everett Kane is ill with the measles. If Only thirty minutes (N 30 E) from the place THEsented for the action thereupon herein- fT Is one of the most picturesque »„T river,river children are out of sorts a few doses of of beginning; theuce south nine degrees and after indicated, it is hereby ordered ihat uo- penuhscot ^ lhnl section. Us orl*l Nine times out of ten when Wallace Kane was in thirty minutes west (8 9 30 W) to the place«f «ice thereof be given to all persons interested* of In Ellsworth Satur- will make them and If worms -n <;«-lino, dl.C„tln«, Dr. True's Elixir well, strong happy. beginning, containing twelve acres. causing a copy of this order to be yulb* n8l the of the (12) by i°',iae‘for {,(. bride daughter day. are will be If there are no worms True's Shore between high and low water mark not lisbed three weeks successively in the BlIn- e of Ioalan.. They present they expelled. Si T.rrwtne irn laxative. It cleans out the stomach ineludid in above statement of acreage. worth American, a newspaper published 44 France, but somehow t ie E. J. Carter, of was in town Elixir acts as a gentle tonic ch,e.°Jiiv went to Stonington, Together with and as appurtenant to every Ellsworth, in said county, tnat they may ap- u... v, in favor of health and ci u h to*o the piece. 11 auln« last and and turns the scale by a 11 f*nanic „,e clun« week. bowels, aiding part of the said lot of twelve acres, a right of pear at probate court to be he’d Blli- HarOI* u. it .h i.niiil. laterIfllpr |iecame a BiUt-h encampment,and the Unsuspected Worms cause so much ill- way for all purposes of a way, to be used and worth, in said county, on the third laj of to war strengthening digestion. brave soldiers the of the E. W. Griffin has a schooner in common with others a. d. at ten of the clo< k id lb* ‘1U(Tt-ent many purchased ness in children that it is a custom in many families to give enjoyed lawiuily en- April, 1906, of J. H. Harmon, of titled thereto, over a strip or strips of land forenoon, and be heard thereon if Oie> sec KeDclMohl Stonington. two rods in a: cause. old Cee.lne- everywhere width, measuring coast of < Along the High school opens Monday, with Miss right angles to the center line of location Eliza O. Hill, late of Sullivan in a '<1 onv calls it Biwad.ire Shore”, thereof, which said center Hue of location is ty, deceased. A certain instrument purport- The poet Wilson, of teacher. skiff and lightly sail, Sedgwick, particularly described as follows: ing to be the last will and testament said! Itake my DR. on tor -(bate TRUE’S (a) Beginning the bar tor strip of land deceased together with petition p see things as of yore. J. B. Babson and wife are the of And dreaming guests connecting said Bar Island with Mt. Desert of same, presented by William O. Emery, the J. M. Moore and wife at Deer Isle. island) at t e southern limit of the shore or executor named therein. the modern mind it ay rail For tho’ right of wav across shore, belonging to or Maiia D. B. Fry, late of Fden, in said coun- of this m old town, Miss Myra of was the to said Bar thence fol- deceased. A cert tin insirum nt iu At dullness qua Dority, Sedgwick, ELIXIR A appurtenant Island; ty, port- Us charm enh meed of Miss to them. Some of lowing the center of the road as laid out and ing to be the last will and t»st«incut ol said ieem to And guest Caro Mayo last week. at regular intervals guard against I used across said bar to high water mark on decease together with petition fo< probite of this drowsiness of Its own. the of worms are looks, By just Mrs. Fred Phillips has returned from symptoms languid indiges- said Bar Island to a stake marked "O”; thence same, presented by Charles Fry, the xe color tion with variable north east 99 22 feet to a nameo therein. the appetite, malaria,irritable dispo- sixty-one degrees e’er drifting on lee. Surry, where she has been friends. in And so. visiting sition and restless sleep. If your children show stone post set in the ground; thence north Joshua P. Hooper, late of Castine. said vision comes to me. forty-nine degrees east 39.45 feet; thence north county, deceased. Certain instruim n s pur- A wondrous Mrs. Susan came home of these do not risk but Judge Sunday any signs delay give tweuty-eight degre -s, forty two minutes east, porting to be the last will and testauu ut aw® aisles from them the that has relief 60 feet: thence north codicil thereto of said deceased e with I see amid the darkened Concord, Mass., where she has spent remedy given eight degrees, twenty- tope four minutes east, 50 feet; thence north petition for of same, prese led bir deep forest, thero the winter. for over 50 years. It is purely probate Of primeval eleven degrees, fifty five minutes west, 44 55 Theodore H. Sruitb, the executor uinei Baron and his dusky bride* and harmless in any The Mrs. Frank and vegetable feet; thence north thirteen degrees, sixteen therein. Jones son, of Rockland, Orlaiul in said Their happiness beyond compare. condition of child or adult. minutes west, 104 41 feet; thence north no de- Edwin L. Jordan, late of are the of Mrs. deceased. A certain instrume 1 guests Jones’ mother, Sold all 50c., $1.00. grees, thirty minutes west, 90.06 feet; thence county, pur- for her by dealers, 35c., north sixteen to be the last will and tes.u meat off What, iho* he barter? soul, Mrs. Write lor free book ,rChildr, ia s»f<§ ami his spent very ground Cough, 6o like the Baron bride, wock. March 26. M. twelve acre lot. county. Petition filed by A. Bird rough, pleasant evening. for to sell certain real es- left these green short s and away uegmuiug tit sua siase martcea guardian, license They C. M. Leach and w ho have been March 28. Une Femme. wife, ill, where said way forks; thence north eighty- tate of said ward, as described in suid peti- They sailed k> other lands «ud far; are improving. EAST BLUEHILL. nine degrees, thirty minutes cast, 51.36 feet; Alas! and ne’er returned to stay. thence south seventy-one degrees, forty Thomas W. Bowden, late of Bucks port, to NORTH SEDGWICK. Capt. John Avery is visiting relatives Calvin Gray leaves to-day for Stoning- minute* east. 67.4 teet; thence south fifty-four said county, decea«ed. Petition file by Mat- another ight than the-e tie A. executrix of the will of s id de- Bat HIM in Boston and ton. degrees, thirty minutes east 43.4: feet; thence Handy, mind and vanishes. H. G. Smith of was in town vicinity. south forty-three degiees, five minutes east. ceased, that the amount of collateral inheri- Comes to my Stonington the estate of said deceased he Willie Marks is at home from Leslie Grindle left Sunday for Hall 65.2 feet; thence south thirty-three degrees, tance tax upon Monday. Boston, minutes 42 determined the of Once more, a gallant sight I see, forty-five east, 05 feet; thence by Judge probate. after an absence of several months. Quarry. south thirty degrees east, 45 feet; thence Thomas W. Bowden, late of Bucksportin Tno’ saddened Is my heart with pain Frank Carter, of Ellsworth, is working Mju- south five degrees, twenty minutes said county, deceased. First account Howard Lowell and are at Miss Mamie Wood has gone to twenty To see lair faces drawn and pale at the Allen mill. family home, Augusta east 202.45 feet; thence south thirty-seven de tie A. Handy, executrix, filed for sett lenient. of Franklin insaid sleeve and crimson stain. after the w inter in Ellsworth. to work. grees, fourteen minutes east, 50 feet; thence Nettie B. Gordon, late And empty spending oi W Little Dorothy Cole, of North Brooklin, south forty-nine degrees, eight minutes east, county, deceased. First account liixnx of New is visit- Mrs. Edwin who has been 60 thence south two B. Campbell, trustee under the will of said But drum and fife have ceased their play, is spending a week with her aunt, Mrs. Eugene Redman, York, Ashwrorth, feet; sixty-one degrees, minutes east, 50 feet; thence south deceased, filed for settlement. wife and sweetheart his E. L. Redman and wife. very ill, is reported much better. seventy- in a&id And mother, greet Ella Powers. ing parents, two degrees, fifty-six minutes east 50 feet; Benjamin Kittredge, late of Eden, The home-returning soldier lad Cousins leaves for Boston thence south eighty four degrees; min- county, deceased. Third account of Osborne Mrs. Annie Closson and son who Mrs. Augustus Coombs and children are George to-day fifty Eric, utes east. 340.9 feet; thence south M. Kittredge aid Richmond H. Kittredge, Orgruzkd veteran from the fray. to the schooner Jennie A. Stubbs. eighty-seven have been in Rockland the two the guests of George P. Conner and wife. join decrees, twenty minutes esst, 1U7.65 teet; executors, filed for settlement. past P. late of Eden, in said coun- lb shed thence south eighty-eight degrees, twenty Irving Haynes, For tho’ tho grim belllon are at home. Master Karl Dunbar was the of A. E. Webber and Miss Minnie Pierce First account of Ve ma B. weeks, guest minutes east, 64.8 feet to a stone post set in ty, deceased. Our country’s richest blood upon were married Haynes, administratr x filed for settl meat Esther Merle who from his Delmont Dunbar, last Thurs- Saturday night by Rev. J.D. the ground in the west line of said twelve Allen, graduates cousin, lot. David F. Tribou, late of Ellsworth, in said The battlefield, there yet remained of acre the Bluehill in has been day. McGraw, Surry. however to the of the county, deceased. Private claim of David b- Some heroes inarching hi me. academy June, Subject right owners war-spent March 26. Jim. or tenants of so much of said Bar Island as Tribou, administrator, filed for allowance. a class Roland with bis wife and of ooxrT assigned part. Dodge, son, lies easterly of said twelve acre lot to use for O. P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge said So this Hrangc vision fled from me, A true Attest:—T. F. Mahoney. Krgiet*»r. Mrs. Beulah M. who has has returned to Brewer, after a short stay purpose of a way in common with the owners copy, Of love, and war, and unity. Allen, spent SOUND. or tenants acre with his David of said twelve lot, and as the week with her mother, Mrs. Fred brother, Dodge. appurtenant to said portion of said Bar rpHE subscriber hereby gives notice that from 1 School Miss Rubie JL he has been executor And rousing my dsy dream, at Isaac begins Monday, Island lying easterly of said twelve acre lot, duly appointed Cole, North Brooklin, returned home Capt. Frank Hutchins, Dunbar and of the last will and testament of George Beheld with clear awakened eye. Higgins, teacher. certaih strips of land, portions of said twelve Sunday. Wallace Conner left Thursday in the sloop acre lot and ev°rywhere two rods in width G. Long, late of Bluehill, in the couiuy The Baron’s falrCastlne, bonds as the village, Charles and Samuel Butler were measuring at right angles to the Center lines of Hancock, deceased, and given came near his Paul Revere to begin shore fishing. Tracy demand* As goodly sight as e’er was reen. W’illiam Hooper losing of locatiou thereof, wiiich said center lines of law directs. All persons having in Franklin on business. the estate of said deceased are de- —Belle Fith. house fire last Ross Conner leaves for New Bed- Saturday location are particularly described as follows: against Josephine by Monday. Sparks caught to-day sired to the same for an I First Strip: Beginning at the stone post present settlement, Mass. and who have to asxfce Revere, on the roof and burned down to the ford, Mass., to go as mate of the Mary Sidney Higgins family, set in the giound in the west line of said all indebted thereto are requested been several weeks at Bar Har- acre payment immediately. chambers. It was quite a loss. Neigh- Ann McCann, Capt. Burke Sellers, spending twelve lot which marks the terminus of the northern fork of the two rods wide, March 6. t906. Ennis 8tansftkib Rosmer Devereux was at home from U. bors have him to the bor, are at home. way helped repair bound to New York. described as to said twelve acie appurtenant, TIIHE subscriber none chat of M. on damage. lot hfreinabove recited; thence south hereby gives Sunday. March 26. L. A large number of teams have been busy eighty he has been exemior of Rae. five minutes east. 89 23 JL duly appointed March 26. | degrees, forty-five feet; the last will and testament of Susan J. J. P. has to Boston for a this week hauling sand from A. A. Mur- : thence north Whiting gone eighty-seven degrees, thirty late of Ellsworth, in the of ! minutes east, 104.4U thence north Whiting, county short visit. phy’s to Bar Harbor. feet; eighty- and bonds Uie SOUTH BROOKSVILLE. SARGENTVILLE. two degrees, thirty minutes east. 103.45 feet; Hancock, deceased, given | law directs All having demand* March 26. H. thence north seventy four degrees, fifty persons The Castine Coal Co. has sold a cargo of W. was in Boston on busi- I the estate of said deceased are de- The smelt fishermen still meet with fair Henry Sargent I minutes east, 101.05 feet; thence north seven- against coal sired to present the same for settlement, to Brooksville parties. ness last week. t.v-one degrees east. 41.12 feet to stake marked success. j1 and all indebted thereto are requested to “25”. which marks the junction with a branch Robert has been a SI CO K *S F V L CO-O PERATION. make payment Crosgrove appointed in Belfast on Mrs. P. B. with i way to tin “summit” so called; thence north immediately. W. C. Bates was business Billings spent Friday March 6, 1906. Henry Whitino. member of the board of health. i tiftv-eight degrees, fift* -five minutes east, her in Biuehill. — daughter L.ik« hii Oasts A Refreshing Item of the 61.77 feet; thence north nine Monday. sixty degrees, subscriber hereby gives notice that Fred and wife arrived for w ith Commerce of fifty minutes east. 27.43 feet; to a stone post Hooper Friday new Miss Grace Bowden spent Saturday To-day. 1; she has been executrix of Capt. Chatto has his launch ready set in the in the east line of said THE duly appointed ■a short visit to Mr. here. lu these of tru ts, communities of Interest ground the last will and testament of M. Hooper’s parents her father in Brooksville. days twelve acre lot. for the water. late of Surry, in the county of and oil) r gigantic combinations of capital, it is Second Strip: Beginning at said stake Ray, W. C. Pierce and wife left last week for S. re- ! Hancock, deceased, no bonds being re- has to Port- Miss Flora Bowden, E. S. N. ’06, marked “25” which marks the of The Louisa Frances gone refreshing to know that, although only a little junction the term of said will. All persons a visit of several in Boston and said branch to the thence quired by days land for turned to Castine on Friday. I over three old, the United Drua wray “summit”; demands against the estate of said 4e freight. years Compain so *th minutes having vicinity. e'gnty-nine degrees, thirty ceased are desired to present the same for set- her a concern, better known their 71.5 feet to a stone set in the who has been ill all win- Miss Carrie Jordan is visiting auiit, co-operative by east, post ground tlement, and all indebted ther. to are re- The crew has been at work George Gray, in the east line of said twelve acre lot. telephone Alice at Rosier. products, the Rexall Remedies, have already to make payment immediately. is much better. Miss Black, Cape Third at the stone quested here for several the ter, attained fame throughout a whole continent, Strip: Beginning post March 6. 19U6. Sara E. Wwb. days repairing ravages set in the ground in the west line of said of the storm. Fred J. has a tine Orlando Howard, of Harborside, is Sargent purchased and the advent of the year 190« not only finds twelve acre lot which marks the terminus of subscriber hereby gives notice that horse of South the southern fork of the two rods wide rpHE Mrs. Blanche who has been at wood for B. L. Bates. Orrington parlies. them still forging upward and to the front In way JL he has been appointed administn* Ross, hauling as to said twelve duly described appurtenant acre tor of the estate of Clara L. late home for S. Herbert Allen and Walter that an Immense a Idltlonal laboratory Is under Hopkii s, a short stay, returned to her The Buck’s Harbor Granite Co. is load- Sargent lot hereinabove recited; thence south eighty- of in the ol In In their home but Orland, county Hancock, work in Bangor on Thursday. returned to Pittstield last week to attend way building city, Boston, eight degrees, twenty minutes east, 153.39 deceased, and bonds as the law direct*. ing the Caroline Gray with grout for teet; thence south given also finds them following Horace Greely’s fa- eighty-four degrees, All persons having demands against he es- No service was held at the Unitarian the spring term of the M. C. I. fifteen minutes east, 56.05 feet; thence south Philadelphia. a tate of said deceased are desired to present mous admonition, “go West”, in that also three twenty-fi%e minutes church on account of the absence and Grindell went to seventy degrees, the same for settlement, and all indebted The schooner Charles J. Willard, Capt. Herbert Henry sub and on a 52.2 thence south de- of Sunday laboratory storage warehouse, east, feet; sixty-seven thereto are to make payment iu* the pastor, Rev. \V. C. Pierce. ten 51.1 requested H. L. Black, is in the harbor loaded with Boston Monday to join the steamer Gov. gigantic scale, has just been opened under grees, minutes east, feet; thence mediately. south degiees, five minutes Mrs. A. Nickerson and have stone for New York. at 45-47 sixty-two forty March 6,1906. Calvin Hopkisi. daughter Andrews. special auspices Rindolph St., Chicago east, 64.1 feet; thence south forty-four degrees, been the about the call from the of the minutes H. of Boa- guests of Mrs. Nickerson’s pa- Arthur Ladd, who is quartermaster on Miss Jennie A. Grindle, of Biuehill, is brought by people thirty east, 95.75 feet; thence so.ith npHE subscriber, Anna J. Scull, N. P. and for West Come out here and fifty degrees, five minutes east, 31 feet; to a JL ton, Suffolk county. Commonwealth of rents, Noyes wife, the past S. steamer w as at home great saying help us”; week. the U. Geranium, a few days with Miss Jennie E. stone post set in the ground in the east line of Massachusetts, hereby gives notice that ahe spending so In three the United Drug Co. has for a short visit recently. years said twelve acre lot. has been duly appointed administratr x of Grindal. to a the Henry W. Sargent and w*ife, of Sargent* March 26. C. rightly laid claim high place among All the foregoing premises and property in the estate of Dorotny Scull, late of said Boa- of is of the snd even paragraph first above described as owned in ton, deceased, and given bonds as the law di- were in here Mrs. Lydia Roberts, Brooksville, manufacturers country, now, ville, town Monday, called part by said minors as hereinbefore recited, rect. And oeing a non-resident of the State than ever attains to a emineuce by illness in the family of Dr. E. E. EAST SURRY. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Flora Gray, of more before, pie being the same premises and property set off of Maine, she has appointed Jerome H- Phil brook. this as maker and marketer for a unique line of in severalty to said Elizabeth M. Rodick ami Knowles, of Mount Desert, in the county of a little village. said said M. David in said State of Maine. E. C. Lord is now able to sit up medicines never attempted before. The United minors, Eugenia Rodick, Hancock, her ageut Miss Amv who has been at the O Rodick and Herenus B. Rodick jointly, by All persons having demands against th» eo Perkins, Monday evening young people spent Co. is a co while each day. Drug strictly operative enterprise. William M. Rone'ts, Charles C. Morrison and late of said deceased are desired to pre-^m home fur the returned to home of spring vacation, a very evening at the its and the F. commissioners same and all indented K. A. Sinclair left last week for pleasant The funds for starting pluck Charles Simpson, appointed the for settlement, Buckspcrt Monday morning to resume her Capt. the Judicial Court in and for the thereto are to make Im- duties Miss Jennie Grindal. and courage to push it to so success- by Supreme requested payment as teacher in the E. M. C. 8. Rondout to join the schooner Storm Petrel, said county of Hancock, on June 24, A. D. mediately. March 26. Sim. ful an issue have not been the production of to make of said Bar or Anna J. H. Scdll. A as mate. 1902, partition Rodick’s February 27,1906. very pretty wedding took place at the but of the one thousand Island, as the of said Com- capitalists, druggists appears by report notice cnat home of Misses Susie and Anna Stinson and missioners and accompanying said re- subscriber hereby gives Frank Morgrage on Thursday In the one thousand towns aud cities where the plan he has been admin- port on file in the office of the Clerk of said THE duly appointed have returned to their the es- evening, when his Ida Belle was Emily Morgan NORTH BROOKUN. Remedies are exclusively sold, who had, and Judicial Court in said of istrator with the will annexed of daughter Supreme county W. late of Oaan- married to C. of Sebec. schools at Eden. still unbounded faith in the future Hancock. tate of Abigail Wilson, George Wingate, John Giles has sold his horse Robin and have, great in the of Hancock, deceased* ihe was Rev. Mr. Second: Two-fifteenths in common and un- tine, county ceremony performed by Lewis and Charles Mann, of Bangor, of the Uulted Co. and Rexall Remedies.— bonds as the law directs. All another of Irvin Drug divided of any and all other interest, and given bought Candage. rights, demands the es- a few here and snow- Advt or easements in and to said Bar or persons having against spent days enjoyed privileges to A A. H. Mann. seems to be taking a start Rodick’s Island, aud the shore, flats and bar tate of said deceased are desired present very pleasant little temperance shoeing with their father, Navigation and all iudebted ent thereto, of which the said Edward B. the same for settlement, exercise several vessels being seen in the bay adja to im- the members of the kinder- here, Ac:: tea. or thereto are requested make payment by The friends of Mrs. Margery Chatto iUffS. [ Rodick died seized possessed or in any way garten of school last week. entitled either in law or In and any mediately. department the Sunday of formerly of this town, equity, March 6, 1906. Rupps O. Parker. was held Fogg, Freeport, and all other interests, rights, privileges or at the Congregational vestry on Sherman came from STATE OF MAINE. with her in the death, on Eugene Friday easements in or to said Bar or RocFck’s subscriber nonet that Sunday. The etc., of sympathize hereoy gives recitatious, sing’ of her aged where he has been for a To the Honorable, the Judge of the Probate Island and the shore, flats and bar adjacent she has been duly appointed adminis- the little ones were much March 21, baby girl, Velma, Boston, visiting THE enjoyet*. of thereto, in or to which the said minors are now tratrix of the estate of Geo. W. late seven months and seven days, pneu- few' weeks. Court in and for the county of Hancock. Blodgett, in any way entitled either in law or in equity, of Brooksville, in the county of Hancock, F. A. Perkins and Charles Be van were monia. Elizabeth M. 1 ESPECTFULLY represents especially including a right of way for all deceased, and bonds as the law direct*. D. Dow' is about to begin the of of given inBaugor one last week as a com- March 26. C. Hawley V Rodick, Edeu, guardian Eugenia purposes of a way, in common with All having demands against the e»- day M. David O. Rodick and Serenus B. the^own- persons construction of a power boat, tw'enty-tw'o Rodick, ers or tenants of remaining portions oi said tate of said deceased are desired to present from the local Court of Foresters to Rodick, of Hancock j mittee Eden, county. Maine, Bar or Rodick’s Island over said bar or strip the same for settlement, and all indebted *be remains of a brother feet in length. minor children of Edward B. Rodick, late of 4KDti^ Forester, SOUTH BLUEHILL. connecting said Bar Island with Mount thereto are requested to make payment im- Abram who died in said Eden, deceased, that said minors are Desert from the southern limit of the Cummings, Hampden a number of about here are I Island, mediately. in the clam commenced Quite people the owners of certain real estate, situated on or of across recently, and who was a member of this Work factory : shore right way shore belonging March •>, 1906. Maggie B. Blodgett. court. to attend the entertainment at Bar or Rodick’s Island, so called, in said town to or to said Bar Island to last week. planning I appurtenant Bridge or Eden, and described as fol- so in subscriber hereby notice that South Bluehill to-night. paiticularly street, called, the Village of Bar Harbo gives The schools their term to- Henderson and wife visited lows, to wit: All the foregoing premises and property THEshe has been duly appointed adminis- begin spring Charles in common and undi- Trot are First: Two-thirds I herein above described under paragraphs tratrix of the estate of Henry D. I* da>- The the Cheston Bridges and Henry Bridges of laud situ- of Han- assistant’s place in high friends in Surry recently. vided of a certain lot or parcel first and setood ueing subject how~ver to a late of Bucksport. in the county school out a large quantity of weir ma- ated on sa d Bar Island, and particularly certain toe whole of said cock, deceased, and given bonds as the law di- will be filled Miss Archer, a of was the getting ; mortgage covering by Mrs. Cora Eaton, Sedgwick, bounded and described as follows, to wit: I or Rodick’s Island the 1st of rects All demands against normal terial on Harriman’s Point. | Bar (dated day persons having school while the at a at water on the are to graduate, gram- guest of Capt. M. A. Eaton and wife this Beginning point high I November A. D. 1900, and recorded in the said the estate of said deceased desired pre- mar school will be for a week in charge of Rev. Mr. Koch, of Sedgwick, preached north shore of the island, said point bearing Registry of Deeds for said county of Hancock, sent the same for settlement, and all iudebted «r. brindle, of the normal school, until 1 north nine degrees and thirty minutes east VoT. 355, Pag 183) from Flora Pineo and Ed- thereto are requested to make payment »m- in the afternoon to a 30 and is and twelve °* Alias Annie who Miss Flora has gone to Bluehill to again chapel Sunday (N 9 E) twenty-three ward B. Rodick to E. H. Ureely et als lor the I mediately. x5natrrival Shepherd, Day I dis ant from a stone ill be the His sermon was hundredths (23.12) feet sum of #30,000 which saiu mortgage j March 6. 1906. Rebecca B. Trott. regular teacher. a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. large congregation. at the of the stay post set in the ground top bank; firincipals now owned by Mabel Hunt Slater under ^ forcible and to the point, and was much ! thence south nine and minutes COMMISSIONERS’ NOTICE. B. Bartram met with a Herbert Gray. degrees thirty assignment from said E. H. Greely et als to very painful 9 30 and twelve hun- Nellie An- west (S W) twenty-three Penobscot Havings Bank, dated Nov. 1. A. D. Hancock as:—March 7, a. d. 1906. accident last week. While on his way Mrs. Hollis Eaton and Miss appreciated. dredths (23.12) feet to the stone post above 1900. recorded in said of Deeds, in Xenophon. Registry the been °me Mrs. Hattie March 26. mentioned; thence on same course one hun- Vol. 355. from Penobscot 11/ E. undersigned, having duly from his barber shop at night he derson viBited their siBter. Page 187; assignment the Honorable O. P. Cui- dred and eighty seven and three-tenths (187.3) Havings Bank to E. H. Greely et als dated \V appointed by on of Brooklin, last week. ningham, of probate within and *be ice» striking on his side Tyler, feet to a stone post set in the ground in the Jan. 28, A. D. 1904, recorded in said Registry in judge D- on same said county, commissioners to receive and the kidneys, on the corner of a March 22. center line of a right of way; thence Vol. 401, Page 521, and assignment from E.' H. •rfj;aboye EAST ORLAND. f».et to decide upon the claims of the creditors *f P- While no have course forty-two acd nine-tenths (429) Greely et als to said Mabel Hunt Slater, dated internal injuries Abram Mitchell, late of Sorrento, in k d be a stone post set in the ground in the center Jau. 29. A D. l»04, and recorded in said is al- F. P. Mason was in Regis- deceased whose estate has been rei a thn 1L0*e<^ suffering great pain, SOUTH SURRY. Bangor Thursday. line of a right of way; thence on same course of Deeds, Vol. 401, 523. county, ough AJ1 to see try Page no* e improving slowly. hope three hundred and seventy and eighty-five That it would be for the benefit of said sented insolvent, hereby give public and Louise are vis- W. L. Wentworth and H. L. Robertson to the order of said of •<>- hio v°UL .a£ain soon. During his illness Dexter Young Alley hundredths (370.85) feet to an iron bolt set in minors that said real estate should be sold agreeably judge \ 8 is bate, that six months from and after Febn * shop in charge of Ferd Clifford. friends in Hancock. were in Bangor Saturday. the ledge at the summit of the ridge; thence and the proceeds at interest- iting placed sixth have been allowed to said creditor o on same course two hundred and one and six- Wherefore your petitioner that she been in White has been prays and their claims, and that e Fred P. Curtis, who has poor Mrs. Alice appointed ty-five hundredth (201.65) feet to a stone post be licensed to sell aud said real present prove they may convey will attend to the us at the oft' a didn’t eat crow. soon to of set in the ground in the center line of a right estate at or sale for the duty assigned for a time, will go suiterintcndent schools. public private pur- of William O. at iu it The health long of way; thence on same course two hundred aforesaid. Emery, Sullivan, defeated candidates at the late town pose 1908 u --receive some hundredths county, on Thursday, 5. a. d. d Rutland,Kutiana, Mass.,mass., hoping to Mrs. Laura Wentworth visited relatives and five and sixty-five (205.66) Dated this sixth day of March, a. d. 1'06 April Meeting with several a much a at the at the office of Nathan P. Foster, at Sor e .. v were, others, given beneiit from the change. He was feet to stone post set in the ground Elizabeth M. Ro ick. in Belfast several days last week. of the thence on same course in said county, on Thursday, August ‘4, ^ j. at Castine house Landlord a short residence there .last top bank; flfty- Guardian as aforesaid. vlSSii yj? by benefited by aud nine tenths feet to high water on 1906, at two of the clock in the afternoon of °n The E. L. was the ol (50.9) Wednesday evening last. Mrs. Pickering guest the south shore of the Island; thence on same each of said days. is y blch no doubt served as Tbamp. a few to low the line William O. Emery, a aim below', March 26. her aunt, Mrs. Abby Rich, days course water; thence following STATE OF MAINE. to their woundedrounded feelines: water in a direction to a of Sullivan, and feelings: of low westerly point Hancock 88.—At a court held at last week. hundred and feet dis- probate N\than P. Foster, MENU four seventy-seven (177) Ellswoith, in and for said county of Hancock, Hated Duck Are Puzzled. tant from the line last above described, meas- ol Sorrento. Mashed Potatoes Doctors Mrs. Alice Gibbs and daughter Grace on the sixth day of March, in the year of Kenneth at angles from said line; thence Commisdoii* reen Peas The remarkable of uring right our Lord one thousand nine hundred and crcen Cucumbers recovery arrived home Sunday from East Bucks- north nine degrees and thirty minutes east Mclver, of Vanceboro, Me., is the subject six. Celery where she visited her John (N 9 30 E) to high water; thence on same On the ordered: That of much interest to the meiical fraternity port, brother, and hundredths foregoing petition Sliced Ulpo Tomatoes of course forty-one sixty-six notice thereof be given to all persons inter- '3tbmtsfn»nua. a wide circle of friends. He says Grindle. feet to a stone set in the at rawl>errlcs and and a (41.66) post ground ested, a of said and Cream Hot Rolls Bevere inflammation the of the thence on same course by causing copy petition his case: “Owing to top bank; this order thereon to be three Apple Pie of the Miss Bernice Mason arrived home Tues- hundred and feet to a stone published Cheese of the Throat and congestion three thirty (330) wteks successively in the Ellsworth Amer- in set in the in the center line of a three doctors gave me up to die, day from the Russell private hospital post ground ican, a newspaper published at Ellsworth in IjADIES “upper they adjourned to the Lungs, to of thence on same course one hun- offiAfLter I was induced she had an fot right way; said county, that appear at a pro- ““ “ as a last resort, Brewer, where operation dred and and hundredths they may —Dr, LaFrattGa" ,— ll|rl,ted when, ninety thirty-two bate court to be held at Ellsworth, in ana for P'ea^nUime Dr. King’s New (190.32) feet to a stcue post set in the ground ^ en^ycdWere try Discoverylife. Oures the said county, on the third day April, a. d. to say. it saved my on the summit of the ridge; thence on same March :>9. happy Ton- Cure for Pile*. 1906, at ten o’clock in the forei; >. and show Compound a,v% G. and Colds, Bronchitis, A UuurKiiteml course one hundred and and vorst Coughs ninety-four fifty- cause, if any they have, whj u« prayer of Safe, Quick, Reliable Kt atcr. Hoarseness « La Protruding Piles, five hundredths (194.55) feet to a stone post Weak Lungs, Itching, Blind, Bleeding the should not be Superior to other remedies sold at l» 1 i, ,, lilitis, to refund 11 set in the in center line of a petitioner granted. Clearance sale at F. v. Caetlnc, to Guaranteed at E. G- «*OOBES Drugglsis are authorized money ground the right Cure guaranteed. Price, ‘JJ5 rent*, at dru*> Urlndle'*, yrippcirippe. falls In 6 to 14 of thence on same course hundred O. P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of Probate. r°"n' _ Trial bottle PAZO OINTMENT tocure days. way; three i gfat* or by mall. TeBtlmouia. ««ud booklet free.. for b*irlnK Wod». Now la the time store, ^ and p-00_ 10to h,° irug 50c. and forty-two and forty-five hundredths A true copy, attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register. i Dr. 1* j-,._ Pi, “uy cheap.-Adrt. free. UFraucv, ''tli.liiu, JinrrtiBrmtntB. Sbbtttieenunts. BOUNTY NEWS F•' tftdit*<'nai r», *ee other pages

SOUTHWEST HARBOR. TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN WHO ESCAPED Flinch parties are in high favor. Among those entertaining recently are Mrs. O. W. Cousins, Mrs. Augustus Clark and M**s. SPRING CATARRH BY TAKING PE RU M. GALLERT. Allen Lawler. NA. Mrs. Henry Bragdon, of Bar Harbor, with her two children and sister Ella, is has been visiting her lather, John Young, Spring Fever Spring Catarrh==Nothing Robs One the past week. Mbs M. A. Carroll, who has been out of of Like Spring Catarrh. .» now Strength Goods health for two months, improving, New not able to out. She has been but yet get Spring at the home of Clarence Clark. stay ing Pe-ru-na is the Finest Suuday evening, March 18, the \V. C. T. Tonic Neal Dow's U. wishing to commemorate a birthday, March 20, invited Dr. R. L. For Weary are: in. Grindle to lecture at the Methodist Woman. church on the subject of resubmission. Miss B. Inc* Silvers, 1«> W. 136th read from street, The number of letters promi- York City, Grand Recorder Daughters of showed that the has America,, nent people speaker | Independence* writes: GOODS. been identifying himself with the work. SPRING DRESS “Nine years of work, without a Where shall the new school house be vacation, wore This is the in out my nervous system. I lost We are showing Crepes, Henriettas, Eoliennes, Poplins, Arinures, located? burning question my appetite and felt the minds of the at As weak and exhausted all will be worn the people present. nearly the time. Mohairs and Veilings. These fabrics universally the never had suitable pupils .have play “Peruna restored me to perfect Prices 50c to the street for this pur- ; health In rtv„ coming season. from $2 per yard. grounds, taking weeks. It Is the finest tonic for a to the of those weary pose, annoyance passing that / know of. / along, it is quite important that this gladly endorse It. "...a /„e" pressing want should be supplied. This FOR TAILOR-MADE AND WALKING SUITS may result in a new lot, in which case a special town meeting may be called. Peruna is the most and prompt permanent cure for On March 13 the sewing nervous we have a assortment of new Congregational all cases of prostration caused fascinating circle met with its by systeujs youngest member, Catarrh known to the medical designs in Checks and mannish Suitings. Mrs. Grace Carroll Clark, at her pretty profession. home, inough cold weather prevailed all was warmth and cheer within NEW WASH DRESS GOODS for Waists and Shirtwaist Suits. outside, where* a large number of circle members needles and industriously, SILK MUSLINS FOR EVENING WEAR in the new Dresden effects. plied tongues the hostess entertaining with the grace of delicious lunch MERCERIZED EOLIENNES, the most desirable thing in wash dress her name and nature. A with hot coffee was enjoyed. All were goods. I glad of this new home to open hospitable doors to the circle. NEW ORGANDIES, DRESS MUS- LINENS and PERSIAN LAWNS, George Harmon and wife have moved LINS and DIMITIES. into the cottage purchased of D. L. Mayo, whose family left here on Monday last to ! him at' new home in Our prices on Wash Dress Goods are join the Franklin, Mass. Great regret is felt over the de- from. lOc to 50c per yard. ! parture of these good neighbors, and the HBHSBiaawawfr.vy.vo. —;-:— absence of Miss w ill be j | Gladys keenly MISS ESTELLE CAMPBELL. ALL OUR LACES from 50c to $3 per yard. felt at trie church, where she has faithfully : served as organist for about three years, Embroideries, and 1 .aces all new and up to date. the past year freely giving her ser- Swiss Hamburgs during Miss Nash- ! vices to the church, of which she is a Estelle Campbell, 140 N. High street, member. Miss Mayo is an accomplished ville, Tenn., writes: musician and will no doubt find her musi- ••Peruna helped me when almost everything else cal talent appreciated in her new home. WARNER’S CORSETS. failed. I was rundown from overwork, as I had A. E. on his to the Farnsworth, trip not been able to take a vacation for three years These Corsets grow in favor each season. Never have West a few* weeks ago, extended his jour- rnst-proof and my nerves were all unstrung and I ney to the Pacific coast, and visited his naturally we heard a word of complaint. The new styles are here at usual was In need of rest and a tonic. I former townsman, Clarence Moore, who greatly “1 lor two but did not seem I prices, fjll, #1-50 and $2. with his wife is very pleasantly situated went away months, at Port Townsend, Wash. News of Mr. to strength back, althongh I was taking a — get my Farnsworth’s arrival was sent to W. Capt. prescription which the doctor gave me before I C. Moore and wife at the fort, and they went We keep everything usually kept in a modern dry goods store, came forthwith to welcome the Maine away. with whom I was including RUGS. MATTINGS, CARPETS, ^DRAPERIES, friend and gather in the news from their “At the request of my relatives, Southwest Harbor neighbors. A most en- visiting, I began to use Peruna, and yon cannot BOOTS and SHOES. was spent with these “own joyable day realize how glad I was when within a week I found folks”. As Mr. Farnsworth’s stay was I was so much better. Inside of a month X limited he could not look up the other feeling We sell the best boys of the family, but was glad to learn was feeling splendidly, ready and able to take up of .their continued success in business. work my again.”—Estelle Campbell. MISS a INEZ SILVERS. He found an opportunity after his return home to call on the mother of Mrs. auu a run uuwu euuuiuuu wuicu oeeineu Pe-ru-«ia Contains No Clarence Moore and her with lov- A Spring Tonic. Narcotics. PAPER gratify difficult to overcome. from her very One reason Peruna ha* found ing messages daughter. Almost everybody needs a tonic in the why per* March 26. Spray. “I tried several different tonics but manentuse in ao homes is that it spring. Something to brace the nerves, many did not seem to get much better until 1 contains no narcotic of kind. Pe- PATTERNS— Henry Trundy and wife visited in Surry invigorate the brain, and cleanse the any Peruna. was runa is last week. blood. That Peruna will do this is be- began using My recovery perfectly harmless. It can be Mrs. who has been slow, but I was improving and J was used of time without The Ladies' Home Myra Walls, quite yond all question. any length acquir- ill, is better. glad to continue using it. ing a drug habit* Peruna does not pro- Mrs. Helen Haraor last week here We have on file thousands of letters spent “At the end of two months health duce temporary results. It is permanent her my Journal Patterns. with daughter, Mrs. Lina Trundy. which to the curative and pre- in testify was restored and I looked and felt much its effect. Robie Norwood, and who ventive value of Peruna in cases of jr., ‘family, It has no bad effect the have been at Northeast Harbor this better than I had for years. Your rem- upon system, living nervous depression and run down con- winter, have moved home. edy is well worthy of a recommend and gradually eliminates catarrh byre- ditions of the system. We quote a Reginald Lurvey, who has been with and I am pleased to give it mine.”— moving the cause of catarrh. There are TRY THEH. case: Capt. Joseph Norwood for nearly a year, typical Frank Williams. a multitude of homes where Peruna has has to Manset to work. gone Mr. Prank Williams, 8JK55 34th street, been used off and on for twenty years. wife and Charles Allen, two daughters, New York member First Such not City, Presby- never a thing could bo possible if from Bar Harbor, spent Sunday with fails to prevent terian Church and Golf j Peruna contained of a nar- M. GALLERT. j Capt. Emmons Sawyer and family. Captain Capitol IPerunaspring catarrh or nervous prostra- { any dru^s March 26. Spec. Club, writes: | tion. if taken in time. cotic nature. All correspondence held “Last I suffered wi*b malaria spring L —- —i strictly confidential. y. w. c. T. u. The Y.’s were entertained by Marie NEWS. coeds. |19, will be expended for Sunday Sawyer Friday evening, March 23. Num- TOWN MEETINGS. Monday evening. The parts were well COUNTY school books. ber present, nineteen. It being the annual COUNTY NEWS. taken, and although only a simple dram*, For additional Ontinfv Newt tee other pages March 27. M. business the officers F'r n'frtiUnnnl forth meeting, following Officers Elected and Appropriations County Arew>l tee other page* it was very funny and brought were elected: The drama was followed Voted in Hancock Towns. hearty applause. Marie Sawyer, president; Grace Clark, County a chance. Music and Kelley. BLUEHILL. WEST SULLIVAN. BROOKSVILLE. by by Kay first Grace Lunt, second WALTHAM. J- H. Robertson vice-president: March 27. Max arrived from California Mrs. J. spent Saturday in vice-president; Katherine Freeman, cor- Lester is Hinckley Moderator, W A selectmen, Wescott quite ill. last week. Ellsworth. responding secretary; Flora Gilley, record- Googins; (Proves of is in town Miss of is ing Rebecca treasurer. M K Haslam, Alden K Uaslam, H L Jor- Cousins, Bluehill, Miss Rena who has been in Ethel Gary, Caribou, visiting secretary; Gilley, on business. CASTINE. Johnson, l«?-cream and cake were served. the winter, returned home at the home of B. B. Havey. dan; clerk, M K Haslam; treasurer, W A Bangor during March 30, the will meet Miss Carrie T. Grindle will teach in SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. Mrs. of Hancock, has been can- Friday, society Googins; collector, B F school Saturday. Bishop, Miss Lulu The entertainment com- Jordan; Bluehill this in town the week. Mayo. spring. A special town meeting was held to-day Rev. R. L. Olds is still confined to the vassing past mittee for the next is Esther committee, B F Jordan, W A Googins, H meeting Miss Olive B. Condon has been a guest voter# house as a result of his injuries. Marshall Miss Maud has returned from a L road for the purpose of submitting to the Colby Dixon, Fred Higgins and Helen Sawyer. Jordan; commissioner, B F Jor- in the family of John E. Staples this week. Olds, who has been ill, is better. visit with relatives at Prospect Harbor. Press Supt. dan; town W B consta- a contract for fire for the town, agent, Jordan; I)ean W. Grindle, who has been visiting protection Prof. H. F. of Brown university, Mrs. Marion Blaisdell, of has bles, Asa Colby, George L H W as for theCts* Fow’ler, Franklin, Jordan, his parents here, returned Friday to Hall drawn up by Mr. Devereux, and Mrs. Fowler are making a short stay been the guest of Mrs. Andy Havey re- NORTH FRANKLIN. Kingman. tine Water Co., and the committee for the — Quarry. at their summer home at Parker Point. cently. Appropriations Roads and bridges, town at th annual town meet- Marion Collar is relatives at State town M. E. Perkins moved his this appointed for Bacon has moved his family to O. G. Newman and family have moved visiting |600; road, $200; schools, $250; family ing. The contract was submitted George Pond. other week to where he has the A. J. house, w’hich he has to where have a Great charges, $150; purposes, $165. Gardiner, recently but did not meet with Long's pur- Wilton, they purchased purchased a store. ; consideration, chased. Frank Maddocks has moved to large farm. Mrs. Melissa Abbott is at Chester Wil- AMHERST. approval of the citizens, who voted not to Bacon’s liams’ for a few Mrs. J. E. Staples, her a of 110 to 12. Mr. house at the Granite. Miss Josephine Urann, of East Sullivan, days. Moderator, A D Archer; selectmen, accompanied by accept it by vote son Charles and Miss Olive Condon, has of town meeting, some testi- E. P. Babson spent a day or two in Ban- has been the week with her Raymond Hooper has gone to Portland Horace 8 E B W Apropos spending aunt, Watts, Nickerson, gone to Penobscot for a short visit. monial of is due B. 1). Perkins, the gor, home Wednesday, March 21, Mrs. to attend Shaw’s business college. regard arriving George Pettingill. clerk and J H has teen on with his Mabelle, who came Silsby; treasurer, Patten; Brooks Cousins, of this place, is one of retiring first selectman, who daughter Dr. McCann, of Bangor, drove through Claude L. Clark has finished his job as nine home from to the collector, L E Crosby; school the members of the graduating class of the board of selectmen for yew#. Colby spend spring Sunday to assist Dr. Phelps in an opera- cook for Clement Bros., Hancock, and is committee, the town vacation. A N road the Bluehill academy. Mr. Cousins will Mr. Perkins has always served tion for appendicitis on Peter McKenzie. at home. Jewett; commissioner, C M The deliver an essay. with fidelity and good judgment. An entertainment was given in the The students from the various S. G. Butler and Charles of Smith ; town agent, W G Orcutt; consta- condition, colleges Tracey, Friends of Elwood Grindle and books have been kept in good Baptist chapel Monday evening, March 19, and seminaries have been at home for visited relatives here bles, F O Silsby, L E wife, of have re- Sound, Saturday Crosby. have no much so that the auditors for the benefit of the school — Town Stonington, received cards announc- Sunday short vacations. Among them were Flora and Sunday. Appropriations charges, $500; ported them the neatest set of town book* The w^as roads ing the marriage of their eldest o* library. following programme Goodwin and Gussie also Wil- schools, $325; and bridges, $300; daughter, had The thank# Robertson, Jane Williams entertained a party of Nora, to Fred Turner of they ever examined. given: Music, Brooks Wescott; song, liam B. State road, $200; text-books, $60; other Simpson, that, for hi# Thomas, jr. young on the evening of her seven- on March 21. the town are due Mr. Perkins Louise Boyden; reading, Hittie McIntyre; people purposes, $25. place, Mrs. Simpson has Oasis O. E. S. will have a so- teenth March 22. services. Quaker song, Mrs. W. S. Osgood and W. chapter birthday, AURORA. many friends in Brooksville who extend ciable at Masonic hall April 2. Each W. new their best wishes. G- G. Greene; drill, eight young ladies; S. Jellison recently purchased a March 27. member is entitled to invite one A E H T song, Nettie Clay; marching through person. twelve-horse power gasoline engine, of the Moderator, Mace; selectmen, March 26. Gracia. Pit, flinch, checkers and all the popular Internat ional Harvester Co. Silsby, F S H A Georgia, illustrated by young men; read- Rowe, Rowe; clerk, SURRY. games will be played, and shadow pictures Charles P. H L ing, Addie Ingalls; music. Brooks Wes- Mrs. Caddie Robertson is at North Bilsby; treasurer, Rowe; will be presented. Cake and coffee will be E E school NORTH DEER ISLE. iU cott. At the close the girls of Mrs. W. G. Sullivan caring for Mrs. George collector, Rowe; committee, Frank Dunton is critically served. Tracey, A B Davis; road L Greene’s class, dressed as Arabian ped- who is critically ill with spinal meningitis. commissioner, Palmer; Samuel Lowe has returned from a busi- pneumonia. March 27. X. Y. Z, constable, H L Rowe. dlers, sold from their baskets ice-cream, Mrs. Tracey’s many friends here hope for ness trip to Rockland. Fred Linnekin and Willie Emery to a cake, candy, pop-corn and apples. Pro- her recovery. Appropriations-Schools, |140; roads, Miss turned to last Monday $250; State road, Gertrude has gone to Bucksport SEDGWICK. March 27. Mae. #100; text-books, $25; Castine Thompson tend the term of the seminary. other purposes, $182.50. to attend normal school. spring Mrs. Reuben visited her brother* ilbtinttsnnnitB. Miss Clara Cook, of Boston, is at Mrs. EASTBKOOK. William Kinney has gone to the sailor’s Osgood SUNSET. Harbor at Capt. Hugh at Bluehill Falls* C. H. Closson’s. Snug Staten Island, N. Y. Duffy, w Moderator, Frank J Haskell; is ill with cancer selectmen, Collins Powers Sunday. Capt. Duffy Mrs. Lizzie Rice expects soon to move Mias Kathryn McVeigh has been spend- LW Bunker, A P Bunker, M W Wilbur; Capt. has gone to New his throat. into the tenement of the Yetts Cain a few in Rockland. A York to resume command of the upper ing days clerk, P Bunker; treasurer, A B Jelli- yacht on PITY THE GIRL house. Only about a dozen men are Mrs. Charles Beck and Hazel Bon; collector, J R school com- Evelyn. thejj*" daughter Butler; fishing for smelts and they are doing Columbia O. E. aided the returned from Portland mitteeman, G S road commis- Capt. Frank Ilaskell arrived home , chapter S., by Wednesday. Googins; Sat- One man sent a box to New Yorkthstw WITH masonic has a sioners, JC Wilbur, Herbert Piper, R B urday in the schooner L. T. NERVES lodges, lately purchased Frank left for New Whitmore, for 25 cents a Smith, jr., Monday R B M W which is in pound. fine piano for its hall. Haven, to the commanded Lawrie; constables, Lawrie, Stonington to load with stone. Sunken and Hollow Cheeks join yacht by Wilbur. Fre*d B. with Capt. Fred PhM* Eyes Tell Miss Sinclair is at work at H. A. Alfred Greenlaw'. Miss Minnie was Foss, t® Mary Capt. — Thompson married to Harbor Appropriations of Brooklin. has gone to Buck's Story of of Small’s during his wife’s illness. Mrs. Schools, $250; roadB, George Pickering March 18 at the home of Ravages Dyspepsia. Arthur who has the winter take the ... Smith, spent $450; poor, the yacht Aurora ^ Small has been ill with rheumatism since $150; incidentals, $150; repairs bridegroom’s Mr. and Mrs 8 in Marblehead, Mass., is visiting his par- of school parents, an installed. Mr. Foss Jan. and is still confined to her bed. buildings, $50; school books, $30; Rev. C. H. engine upon health. 6, ents, Frank Smith and wife. Timothy Pickering. Robinson, of her Beauty depends State road, $100; town reports, $12; pav of captain this summer. Means is at home for a visit- of two The sad of the death of Wil- * Stonington, officiated. On account of Wrinkles, crow's-feet, deep-set eyes, Guy intelligence for stone, $4.85. th- illness of March 26. or three weeks. He has gone into lie Ferrel at the Maine groom’B mother, the wed- hollow cheeks and hysteria follow lately general hospital was closely business with his reached here this MAKIAVILLE. ding quiet. in the wake of a disordered stomach. brothers, Lewis, Ralph morning. The friends and William, in the manufacture of boots of the family sympathize with them George W March 26. Of all nerve destroying maladies, dys- deeply Moderator, Black; selectmen, 'JJUrtjrrtisnntnts. and shoes in Lynn, Mass. in their great affliction. Joseph C Frost, C R Brewer, S pepsia is the worst. It will tear your George The drama on March 15 “The March 26. B. Dority; clerk, Joseph C treasurer system to pieces and make life miserable. given by Frost; SEAWALL. Troublesome Girls of Sedgwick” entitled and collector, N C Jordan; school com- You cannot eat or Mrs. Charles Ward is sleep, you grow thin, “The Oxford Affair” was a grand success. BIRCH HARBOR. mitteeman, C R Brewer; road commis- visiting Mrs. Couldn’t Eat— weak and sallow. Katie Newman. The night wa9 fine, and there was a large sioner, F W Frost; constables, Nathan C Mrs. C. A. Wescott and Indigestion and a hot bitter fluid rising attendance. The specialties introduced W. F. Davis Jordan, Fred C Grover. Tennerson D. Brown will start Ashing in the throat are the first symptoms. between the acts were much appreciated, spent Monday in Sullivan. Appropriations-Town charges, $200; this week in his new naphtha. Even Bread Distressed j to the storm and condition If have these a of Music was furnished bv Monaghan’s or- Owing of the poor, $175; schools, $350; text-books, you buy package roads $10; Dudley Dolliver, wife and son Milton cbestra, of Ellsworth. There was a dance Tuesday, there was no mail. repair school property, $60; roads and went to 20, HJht- Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. j Oak Point Saturday and returned Groveville, Me., March after the entertainment. Total receipts, ! Frank Winslow' and wife, Miss Helen bridges, $100. GEO. W A Sunday. Dear CAPT. COOK. CIVIL WAR VET- *32.25. Schoppee and Will Church, of Cherry field, OTIS. Friends:— ERAN. OF 102 MULLET ST.. DETROIT. Mrs. Julia of March 27. are visiting the Winslows here. Newman, Bass Harbor, Two years visiting MICHIGAN. SAYS: Spec. D G who has been ago I was Quite a party from here went to Pros- Moderator, Young; selectmen, J O visiting Mrs. Katie New- of btrow. I have suffered from acute dyspepsia for the Jordan, A S Aaron man, returned home last brother, Mr. Win. D. Soule, pect Harbor Sunday evening to hear Mrs. Young, Salisbury; week. very past eight years and could find no relief from BLUEHILL A S treasurer Maine. While there I had a FALLS. of R. clerk, Young; and collector, Last a doctors or medicine until I procured box of Thackery, Providence, I., speak. O Tuesday goodly number of Sea- coulu Schooner J Jordan; school cominiteeman, E L wall s vere attack of indigestion, Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. These 1 am pleased Eugene Conary has charge of the roads Inez, Capt. Seavey, was the young people gave George Dolliver c Grover; road W a eat even a without to say gave rue immediate relief l'hey do all in this first vessel in this harbor to leave her commissioner, George surprise party in honor of his seven- piece of bread neighborhood. E L Grover. ot that is claimed for them and aie easy and pleas- winter She sailed The Johnson; constable, teenth ing a deal of distress. My moorings. Friday. — birthday. great ant to take." Mrs. Florence Flye and son spent Satur- Town at Ralph Grant, Davis, will sail as soon Appropriations charges, $100; March 26. cr was F.” Bitters i day and Sunday with her parents here. Capt. Dolly. taking “L. j This is the we know of as wreather permits. poor, $100; schools, $225; repairs on them, only remedy roads and time and wished me to try Mrs. Belle Wood is at South Bluehill schoolhouses, ■ and cure March 26. C. $50; bridges, $200; > that will positively permanently discount on SOMESVILL did and I had taken caring for Mrs. Lena who is very taxes, $50; State road, $300T E. so, before It embodies a new medical Young, any dyspepsia. ill. NO. 33 PLANTATION. High school bottle I got relief, could eat heretofore unknown in the GREAT POND. ieopened Monday, after principle Roscoe Hall left for New York March J R two and began to gain in ties!’ treatment of this disease. We have Moderator, Shuman; selectmen, J R weeks’ vacation. 28, where he will join a yacht for the Mr. Fisher, who has been visiting Shuman, confidence in it to make this offer} George Garland, Raymond S-.hooner E. T. Very truly yours, enough season. friends here, has returned to his home in Williams; clerk, Clarence Hamor, Capt. Charles Give Kexall Tablets a trial. Williams; Brown, sailed MRS. LENA C. Dyspepsia Miss Mattie Dowe, of with her Hampden. treasurer, Guy Patterson; collator, Saturday for Portland, for cure we will Surry, Mclninch came repairs. is If they don't you return sister, Mrs. E. M. of Edgar home Friday. He George Garland; superintendent of A normal, healthy digestion P^'V Dowe, Bluehill, spent has been this w’inter Mr your money. Sunday with Mrs. A. R. Conary. working up Penob- schools, Guy Chick; constables, J S Charles Frazier, of Northeast Har- less. But the True “L. F.” scot river. Garland. Chick. bor, waited her an"At»^ c Price 25 cents, for sale only at ou* Elder Woods, of Surry, and Elder Mer- Archer, George Guy sister, Mrs. Beniamin Bitters has cured hundreds John Laughlin moved from tl.e woods Appropriations—To reimburse the ladies Lelan !, last week. Store or mail* ry thew, of held services in the only 35 cents a bottle at all good by Corinna, Saturday. He Has been limber for on s hauling money expended cemetery, $117.50; benefit hoolhouse Saturday night and Sunday. for Frank in _,T1?e Village society, of Bass McLaughlin Clifton. schools, $68; school con- G. March books, $10; presented the three-aet drama. E. MOORE; Druggist. 27. Crumbs. March 26. E. tingencies, $30. ^ Missa,r K)r;, Fearless & Co.,” in Masonic hall Subscribe for Tbe America®