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1. lluujoct!) American. ELLSWORTH, MAINE. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 23, 1913. I "JXE ( No. 30. AObtTtiicmrmt LOCAL AFFAIRS. is the sou of Capt. Willard G. Dow and ilorttitementg. wife, of Verona. He came to Ellsworth a few’ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. years ago. Sunday service at the Unitarian church Send a Check I Eastern Steamship Co. at 10.30 a. m. Rev. D. M. of Ken- Bankrupt notice—Herbert E Tracy. Wilson, j Board of State Assessors. will Mr. Wilson is vice- nebunk, preach. Don’t run around paying your bills In currency when can Position wanted. you E P president of the Maine conference of Uni- as well send a check. Robinson Co—Victor Talking Machines. just Shaw Business College. tarian churches, and spends his summers No trouble about making change when you pay by check. Primary Ballot. For sale—Second-hand at Lamoine, where he is in charge of the can ever arise pianos. N'o dispute alxmt a payment made by check. The Century Boot Shop. union church. A K bank, after cashing It, hands it back to you, an Moore—Dry goods. making Indisput- William C Dodge—Electrician. Herbert Foster arrived home from Safety-Service I Tlie two only factors worth in a bank able receipt. ill of [j={ considering selecting Boston Sunday, bilious fever. He for the No danger of losing money, or robbed of it when transaction ojE your business. being you put SCHEDULE OP MAILS w as accompanied by a trained nurse. He pu it in the bank and pay by check. AT BI.LSWORTH POSTOPPICB. is now improving. His mother, Mrs. The UNi IT COMPANY of Ellsworth with a Less to it if It’s In the bank temptation speud instead of In In effect June 23, 1913. Austin M. Foster, w’bo has been in Mon- ... your pocket. treal with her Mrs. John Hard- *100,000 MAILS BBCBIVBD. daughter, [Si You’re money ahead and leave worry behind when have a a Surplus and Profits, *100,000 you Fbom wick, arrived home Sunday noon. checking account at the W’bst—*6.66, *11.16 a ro; 4.21, 56.18 p tn. H Stockholders’ Liabilities, *100,000 Prom East— 12.24, 5.35 and 11.07 p m; Sunday Certificate of incorporation has been at 10.07 p. ro. capital for of over with re- filed at the office of the secretary of state, protective depositors f300,000 MAIL CLOSBS AT POSTOPPICB sources of over fl,603,000 provides both safety and service of the of the Bluebill Spring WTater Co., organ- standard. BURRILL NATIONAL Going Wbst—11.46 a. m: *3.45, *5 and *9 p m. highest ized at for the of deal- This is a convenient bank for the of Hancock and Going East—6.30 a m; 3.46 aDd 5.45 p m. Ellsworth, purpose people ing in spring w’aters, and to improve and Washington counties to do business with. Our directors are Registered mail should be at postoffice half men interested in the affairs of these counties. Their aim is to an operate their source, with $50,000 of Ellsworth hour before mail closes. capital stimulate and assist in the business interests of Hancock and BANK, included. of which •Daily, Sunday 5Daily, except stock, nothing is paid in. Offi- Washington counties. It is a home bank intended to stimulate j at Sunday; Sunday 6.40. cers: A. C. of Ells- home industries and home We are interested in No mail dispatched to or received from the President, Hagerthy, enterprises. every corporation, mercantile firm and individual. As our busi- east Sundays. worth; treasurer, K. E. Hagerthy, of Sedg- 1AIJ3] ne«s increases every year, it 1b proof sufficient of the satisfactory wick. [j=i service we render. If you are not a customer already, we invite Miaa Eva W. Leighton spent Sunday Joseph Russell Jarvis, born in Ells- j=£j you to become one. in with her Bangor parents. worth Nov. 9,1837, died at his home near John Munroe is at home from Boston Cobden, III., July 8. Mr. Jarvis was 1 Union Trust Company of Ellsworth, Me. for a vacation of two weeks. the son of the late Commodore Joseph R. Edward W. Austin is at home from and Mary P. Otis Jarvis. He moved to Ulinois in and in the hard- r— Dover, N. H., for a vacation. 1856, engaged ware business. At the outbreak of the Mrs. Thomas S. Bridges is in Bangor Civil w’ar he enlisted in an Illinois regi- and iiampdeD for a few days. ment and served until 1865. Soon after Rev. P. A. A. Killam is this spending bis return from the war, he moved to week of his vacation in Nova Scotia. Small Accounts Encouraged Cobden, and engaged in fruit-farming. “Look most to your spending. No matter how 8. of New is the he do not need to have a this bank in Roy Warner, York, Later engaged in business for two You large account,with much comes if more guest of W. H. Titus and wife for his va- years in from there to in, goes out, will be order to enjoy the privileges it confers. Chicago, returning you always cation. his farm, w’here he spent the remainder of \Ye are especially glad to aid small deposits in any way poor.” The local union of the W. C. T. U. will his life. possible in developing their resources, and can do this meet at the Baptist p&rlor Friday after- Mtb. Debaorh

for Henry Moore is home from his work at Judgment Defendant In Case of Thl* Year’s Apportionment Among Bar Harbor for On the Rural Whiting v*. Whiting. two weeks. Hancock County 'Towns. Mrs. Hattie Jarvis, of Islesford, has The following table shows the school Judgment for the defendant was the been visiting relatives here. and mill fund end the common school finding of the l»w court in the case of Delivery Charles Leslie and wife, of Smithville, fund as apportioned in Hancock county: Hadie H. Whiting against Henry Whiting, were here Saturday visiting relatives. School Common D. E. Hurley for Peters A OLIVE EDNA MAY plaintiff; and m’ll school By Knowlton Burton Conley and Earl Gray visited in Boot and W. for £. Whiting defend- fund fund ant. rremont last week, the guests of Wasson Century Shop Amherst, * 252 90 * 156 SO The which is Judge Pap ley. Bartlett, on route No. 4. free rescript, by Hanson, Aurora. 75 88 81 81 Edward Mrs. Winnie with follows: Hodgkins, two chil- Blnenill. 1,604 18 1,227 45 “ was bis rattle- rural delivery, driving of Bar is Action of trover for eight bond* of the value dren, Harbor, visiting her aunt, Brooklin, 877 93 519 45 j A Shoe Store Shoe tbe road over Representing trap buggy along looking of *1.000 each. The writ is dated Jan* IS, 1911 Mrs. Frank E. Fernald. Brooksvllle, 1428 27 797 14! to be In tbe next mall Bucks port, 2.090 46 1,599 <4 ! the letters put Henry Whiting, the defendant, died Jan. 14. Reuben Rankin and wife, of Franklin, Service as from Mere and hi* Caatl or, 908 22 930 54 Distinguished when he encountered George Ir- 1911, administrator, Samuel K Whit- were here and tx>x. Sunday Monday, guests of Ialea, 426 32 416 78 ing, comes in and defend*. The case Is re- Cranberry win walking. Charles W. Smith and wife. Dedham, 303 48 217 58 Shoe ported for Judgment upon so much of the Selling.”. for me. Ed?” asked Irwin. Deer Isle. 2480 91 80 •'Anything evidence as is legally admissible. The ma- F. H. Lowell and son Erdman, of Tarry- 1410 Eastbrook. 227 61 150 85 -If there la you'll get It In your box,” terial facta are these: town, N. Y., are spending two weeks with Eden. 4,472 79 9.168 46 tbe In 1901. George W Whiting and Henry relatives here and at North Penobscot. replied postman. Ellsworth. to make a not satisfaction for brothers, rented a bos In the 8.211 88 3461 91 Merely Balejis us; merely out of town; on Whiting, safe W. I'm going my way H. Brown went to Bangor Saturday, Franklin, 1.206 71 735 47 deposit vault of the Union Trust company at to get shoes off your list, is no means cer- to tbe station now. It would be an ac- spending the afternoon with Mrs. Brown. Gouldsboro, 1.322 82 828 58 shopping by Ellsworth. The bonds which are the subject If you would give It to Mrs. Brown is from Hancock, 917 67 666 67 tain to mean satisfaction for tVe are able to commodation of this suit were property of George W. recovering gradually you. guar- if there's anything for me. the IsleauHaut. 155 86 177 48 me now Whiting, and were deposited in that bos. operation performed several weeks antee good service in its every sense and every Lamoine, 483 55 355 00 meaning, Otherwise It'll have to be forwarded." Both had access to the bos, but Henry Whit- ago, and hopes to sit up within a few days. Mariavllle. 151 75 116 64 because we are sure of our intentions and sure of our Bartlett up. Irwin drew near ing. by some arrangement with his brother, Mrs. pulled Marion Avery, sister of Mrs. Henry Mount the the and Desert. 1,781 17 8,012 72 merchandise. we not and while the former looked over removed coupons from bonds, the and May hope that you will test the him, Hatch, Mrs. Mary Crocker, a sister-in- Orland. 1,181 42 683 00 of letters the latter leaned amounts accruing therefrom were collected a handful law, with her two daughters, Mrs. Daisy Otis, 106 39 88 04 sincerity of Our service next time shoes ? and credited to the account of George W. you purchase forward to see the addresses himself. McCaulder and Mrs. came Penobscot. 48 683 95 at the trust Evelyn Farmer, 1411 Whiting company. — "There It l*r be exclaimed, making from Sedgwick, 989 98 553 50 It appears that Henry Whiting rightfully Bucksport Monday afternoon by one of tbe letters, and his Sorrento, 166 20 257 34 a grab for came into possession of said bonds, and that automobile, spending the afternoon with Southwest Harbor, 852 65 780 96 Interference resulted In the spilling of such arrangement continued until the death Mrs. HaL-b. They remained for tea, driv- attention to Stonlngtou, 1,708 91 1,145 92 Special peo- some twenty of them on the ground, of Henry Whiting, Jan. 24. 1911. It further ing home in the evening. Sullivan. 1.083 29 741 51 wlille a doxen more fell within the bug. appears that Henry W'biting mads no charge Last Sunday morning and evening ser- Surry, 785 94 487 21 with foot troubles. and. and received no compensation for any service ple gy. Irwin apologised. picking up vices were in of Miss Isa bell A. Swan’s laland, 827 86 484 92 he may have rendered in connection with the charge the letters scattered near his feet, he of Tremont, 1410 20 775 20 bonds. Jordan, Waltham. Miss Jordan’s ser- FITTED. handed them to Bartlett. mons were Trenton, 317 94 251 43 ARCH SUPPORTS George W. W’biting was twice married. He enjoyed by large audiences. take tbe letter addressed to Verona. 216 78 144 16 "Did you has one daughter living, who was born of the She was the guest while here of her cou- asked the latter. Waltham, 206 94 150 89 your first marriage. He married the plaintiff in sin, Mrs. Eugene Clough, and was accom- ELLSWORTH, MAINE I | Winter Harbor, 606 96 751 30 | -So. It wasn't for me. I thought It September, 1910, and is now living at Elis- Mrs. Mrs. panied by Clough’s sister, Long laland Plant, 249 80 110 68 was. but I was mistaken." worth. The plaintiff claims ownership of the Nettie DeBeck, of Waltham. No.*, 2* 92 86 07 I sale from see here, Irwin, here- | bonds In question nnder a bill of “Now, George F. E. Hartshorn and of New No. 21. 28 92 57 18 George W Whiting, dated Dec. 10. 1911, and wife, iimimpkh twin i nn 111 wh i wwm i tun 11 m i mi i htiwhwmmihi mhi hmumw after when I’m handling my mall you No. 83, 57 82 65 91 g has a of all the of Haven, left Monday morning on their re- hands off It The next time conveyance property George keep your W. turn borne, after here several Whiting visiting Totals, (36.432 66 *33,775 09 do a like that I’ll have you you thing The forego!eg is substantially agreed to as days, guests of A. W. Ellis and wife. They for with a arrested Interfering govern- the Important details of the case to Decem- have many friends here who are al- officer In tbe discharge of bis du- 1911. In relation to the loca- MARINE LIST. ment ber, ownership, ways glad to welcome them, if only for a O. W. TAPLEY tion and of the bonds. ties." cuktody few days each summer. Mr. Hartshorn On Dec. 9,1911, D. E. Harley, acting for the Hancock County porta. "Sorry, Ed. I didn't Intend to Inter- went to North Ellsworth after- [ Sunday plaintiff, made demand by letter upon Henry Franklin—Sid July 16, »ch J S Beachman, fere.” noon to conduct the service there in the for of tbe bonds to New York a Whiting, asking delivery Bartlett drare on without making absence of the who Is a Sid July 19. sch Portland Packet, Boston the plaintiff or to himself as her attorney. pastor, enjoying At Deacon Warder's box be West Sullivan—Sid July 16, sch Georgietta, reply. So thereto was received by Mr. vacation. Fire reply Harley Boston Insurance fonnd Susie Warder, the deacon's or the plaintiff. The plaintiff claims that Saturday evening about twenty of the 81d July 18, sch Manie Saunders, New York | Ar 22, sch Lottie Beard | watting for matte formal demand July daughter, aged eighteen, about Jan. 1,1911. she friends came in on him for a pastor’s Southwest Harbor—Ar sch Lillian him. There was an Intensity In her W’hiUog at his home In Ells- July 14* upon Henry little surprise, in honor of his birthday, from Gloucester with salt for Frank McMul- ELLSWORTH, ME. face that Indicated anxious expecta- worth. in the presence of her sister, Mrs. lin, of McKinley f the event on A f falling Sunday. pleasant Bartlett had often delivered let- Carr, who testified in answer to the plain- July 20, schs Annie F Kimball; Hilda Emma tion. was which refresh- tiff's as follows: evening spent, during giiiiiiiHiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiinmiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiimimiiiii mnimiiiiiiiS ters to her sddresaed In a masculine attorney Will tell the Jury what the con- ments were served by Mrs. Guptill, as- BORN. hand, and by the way she hugged Q. you versation was that you heard between Mrs. sisted by friends. The birthday cake was them to her heart and ran Into the Whiting and Henry Whiting? a feature of the evening on account of its EATON—At Deer Isle, July 3, to Mr and Mrs on of house with them he had surmised that Harry T Eaton, a daughter. Get the Safe Side the Fence, A. Mrs. Whiting asked Henry W'hiting to size and con- attractiveness, reflecting M’KOWN—At Long Island, 11, to Mr and they came from a lover. Instead of deliver her her bonds, and he told her that July up siderable credit on its maker, Mrs. Martha Mrs Winfield H McKown, a daughter. putting the mall In the t>ox be hand- he could not because Mr. Peters and Mr. Witham. By the way, Mrs. Witham has .SMALL—At Deer Isle, July 9, to Mr and Mrs Before it is too Late ed It to her. She looked over It and Hauoders had made a for him not to Grover C Small, a daughter. request made eleven such cakes since last Sep- WENTWORTH-At West to her face fell. do so. Tremont, July 19. Insure with that are reliable. tember, when she made one for the pas- Mr and Mrs A A Weatworth, twins, son and companies morer ane asfteu, toutuus AOUHDg wife on her daughter. Insure with that are safe and sound. A. Mr. Hutson Saunders, the father of the tor’s birthday. companies op at the [H.stman despairingly. YORK —At West Penobscot, July 14. to Mr wife—former wife—of George Whiting. Insure with companies that pay losses iminedi “That's all. Sorry 1 haven't one for and Mrs Fred W York, a daughter. Q. Did Henry Whiting at that time refuse AMHERST. ately. yon today. Mias Warder. Perhaps I'll to deliver the bonds to your sister? MARRIED. Insure with the best the one Mrs. J. A. Ritchie and daughter Inez are only companies—and bring you tomorrow." A. He did. visiting in Hampden. best companies are handled by “No. you wont," replied the girl, tears Q. Did be tell her when he woold deliver CO US IN 3—STEWART—At Ellsworth, July 22. starting to her eyes. “If It was to them? Mrs. Lillian Orcutt, of Bangor, is visit- by Rev T S Ross, Mrs Sadie M Cousins to Albert Stewart, both of Ellsworth. C. W. & F. L. come at all it would have come today.” A. He did not. ing Mrs. Bewail Nickerson. MASON, insurance, Real Estate. ERSKI NE—PAGE -At Bucksport, July 16, by Dur W'bittng did not deliver the bonds to Bartlett sighed sympathetically. Henry Mrs, Frank Giles and son George are Rev A B McAlister. Miss Ella Mabel Erskine the plaintiff, and this suit followed. The de- to Harry Cobb Page, both of Bucksport. lng the rest of hla trip over hla route relatives in Auburn. owners will be from fire their fendant dentea that at visiting FRANKLIN-GARLAND—At Ellsworth, Property protected by placing his mind was more on Susie Warder Henry Whiting any July 16. Rev P A A Killam. Miss Effie I Frank- time, or in any manner, was guilty of conver- A. N. Jewett and Hollis Patterson have by than on the mall Her words “If It lin to Charles O Garland, both of Lakewood. sion of these bonds. To prevent.it is incum- have purchased automobiles. was to come at all It would have come HOWARD—GRAY—At Rockland, June 24, by bent upon the plaintiff to prove both Rev P A Alien, Mrs Mary A Howard to remained with him. and be C. H. Nickerson, of township 32, visited jr, today" property in herself and conversion by the Charles F Gray, both of Deer Isle. Fire and Insurance his I. W. Nickerson wife, couldn't banish them. What did they defendant. parents, WHITMORE-DOW—At Verona, July 16. by Rev. William of Miss mean? That the expected letter was Neither Henry Whiting in hia lifetime, nor recently. Forsyth, Bucksport, 1-aura Augusta Whitmore, of Verona, to with E. ,T. WALSH, ELLSWORTH. to have tieen from the lover he could his administrator, claimed any ownership or Richard Dorr, of Aurora, is with his Norman R Dow. of Ellsworth. not doubt property in the bonds, or any interest adverse uncle, George Htickney, through the hay- Our minds now roll smoothly from to the true owner. ing season. DIED. The the one train of to another, and plaintiff’s attorney, relying upon thought Rev. Wilfred Harrison gave a lecture PLUMBING, second demand, says that the ground of the ! —At Trenton, 18, Miss Flora E again they jump gaps. And yet there Ju’y WHEN IN PORTLAND refusal to deliver the bonds to the plaintiff is Huuriay evening, July 13, on the life ol Burns, aged 68 years. Hot 1» a Water Heating, Furnace doubtless connection between the — STO F* AX not a defense to this suit, and that the stand Gypsy Smith. JARVIS At Cobden. Ill, July 8. Joseph two sides of the too subtle for us Russell Jarvis, a native of Ellsworth, aged 75 Work and gap laien by Henry Whiting, and the reasons Jobbing. Carroll Mace and wife, of Bangor, are at years. 8 months. 29 days. “The Homelike House for Maine Folks” to distinguish. Bartlett's mind turned constitute conversion. given therefor, home of Harold Kenniston and wife Island, 12. infant the M'KOWN—At Long July HONEST from Susie's disappointment to George Held: 1. That Henry Whiting was a daughter of Mr aud Mrs Winfield H Mc- HONEST WORK: PRICES for a few* days. Irwin's grabbing at the letters. Then gratuitous bailee of the bonds In suit. Kown. aged 1 day. Mrs. Leota and little son Dorrance PETTEE — At Birch Harbor, 14, Mrs CHASE HOUSE Years' he made a mental for there was 3. That the testimony fails to show any Eddy July S& Twenty Experience. jump, Esther J Pettee. aged 65 years. no his two act on hi« part tending to prove an intention have been visiting at the home of Charlet between New Hall Personal attention to all details. Telephone connection between WESCOTT—At Birch Harbor, July 19, Mrs Midway City to the any other person, or mail orders thoughts. Susie's letter didn't come, deprive plaintiff.'or Smith ar.d wife. Charlotte H Wescott. aged *8 years. and Monument Square promptly attended to. of property in the bonds, or to appropriate and perhaps George Irwin when he Mrs. Ella Wit hey, of Bangor, with hei Only Fireproof Hotel in the State them to his own use. F. picked that fell on the visited relatives in Amherst and UtrtjKtUBSWtttfc Conveniently Located for EDWARD up those ground 3. That the demand claimed was not sup- children, BRADY, retained Aurora last week. Attending Conventions. Grant one for Susie. ported by any evidence of change of owner- people j St., Ellsworth, Me. courtesy and attention shown Telephone 5—5. Though he knew of no reason for ship in the bonds, and the testimony utterly Walter Fletcher, who was recently Every ladies alone such an act he couldn't dismiss the fails to show a conversion. It is therefore graduated from the Brewer high school, travelling to consider the question of 1882 1913 suggestion. It occurred to him to turn unnecessary is at home for a few weeks. ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES WANTED—LADIES back and charge Irwin with purloining ownership. TRANSIENT* RATES Mrs. M. S. Kelliher and Mrs. Hib- To Know I Make Switches __ The entry will be: Guy a letter, trusting to have struck the ROOMS ONLY $1.00 PER OAY AND UP. From Your judgment for the defendant. betts and their children, of Lampoe, Cal., Memorials Combings. correct He looked at his ROOM ANO BOARD $2.00 PER DAY AND UP. 4JI.5O theory. who have spent the last two months with watch. It was 4 o'clock. He bad met in granite and marble furnished HARRIET N. their and wife, are H. E. THURSTON. R. F. HIMMELEIN, MILLIKEN, HISTORICAL PAGEANT. parents, Henry Silsby in best material and workman- George about 32a There wri« no train PROPRIETORS 175 TREMONT ROOM 57 now in Bar Harbor for a week’s visit with Work STREET, cither ship at lowest prices. way out of the station between Munjoy Hill Cars pass the door BOSTON, MASS. » relatives. set the State or 825 and 4 >10. He remembered to .llnrnias > alley 1111 eieoraie town anywhere—in July 21. c. out. Shops at nave heard the whistle of the 325 Anniversary. ______Commission The 150th ol the Machias ffimijantB. train while be was talking with George anniversary Weather Reports by Wireless. Water St., Ellsworth, will be celebreted at Machias The man had doubtless mnde his state valley Wireless storm warnings and Albert L. The advertisements below represent some of general Glen Mary St., Bar Harbor. Whipple, the houses of New August 5, 6 and 7, with a pageant which leading England. Our ment about going out of town falsely weather forecasts for ships at sea, cov- readers will doubtless And them of value. will translate into drama, panto- and for a pretext to steel the letter. dance, ering conditions 100 miles off shore all H. W. DUNN. CIVIL MECHANICAL Engineer mime and the incidents in the When Bartlett reached these Induc- song, along the Atlantic coast, is the latest SORRENTO, MAINE. ol Machias. tive conclusions he had finished bis de history innovation of the agricultural and navy A tribe ol Indians, Uregy. ne drove rapidly back to tbe vll Paasamaquoddy departments. Hereafter, every night, a whoee ancestors lived and in the Land lage, occasionally asking one be met If (ought few minutes after 10 o’clock, bulletins Surveying, Designs, Machias will act in the first he had seen George Irwin. Presently he valley, epi- will be sent broadcast from the great Specifications and Estimates sode. The principal parts in the colonial Congregational Emission piercha^ found a man who bad seen him and naval wireless stations at Radio, Va., and of costs of will be in many cases, by Dams, Retaining gave the postman a clew to find him. episodes played, Key West, Fla. descendants ol the first and ol and on a road settlers, The will reach mariners hun- Walls, Mill, Bartlett found bis man messages Church Factory Hy- Veals and Lamhs those who on the the first where no one else was about fought Unity, dreds of miles at sea, telling of conditions draulic Structures and naval battle of the revolution. About 800 Equip-, “Give me the letter you took!" he existing along the coast from Sydney, ments. After June 30 it will be neces- •aid persons ol the Machias valley will take resolutely and confidently. N. S., to Bermuda and Pensacola, forecast- | for these to be at Over 200 will dance in Centennial sary inspected “The letter I took: What do part in the scenes. the weather for hours, you ing forty-eight the time of If not so interludes. The will be ac- slaughter. mean?" the pageant and give special warnings of severe A report of the exercises at by the Machias band, a full Dr.H.W.OSGOOD inspected and stamped, they will "I mean that when you picked up companied storms. the observance of the 100th orchestra from Boston and a large chorus be liable to seizure under the Mas- those that dropped on the ground you under the direction ol of the New Location Blk. sachusetts law. kept one." ol mixed voices, BWjcrtisnumtv- anniversary founding Manning James A. Ecker, ol Boston. / Office : FRIDAY Irwin stood at bay. Presently be of the First Congregational Day The site is a natural amphi- said: “You have no right to accuse pageant church of Ellsworth has been BaEgor Office : 12 Qrove St. theatre in Sylvan park, beween the forest me If you know I took a letter, sure- CarBs. and the Machias river. The action ol the and in professional ly you know to whom that letter was compiled published scenes includes the hills across the river, This addressed." pamphlet form. pam- IRA B. HAGAN, Jr., II the river itself and the rolling country. SC OT T "I do—Susan Warder." Hood’s is on sale 50c ALICE Tanner, ol Boston, who has phlet (price per Civil SPECIALTY MAI»K OF Irwin turned white. Bartlett must Virginia Engineer, TYPEWRITING. ACCOUNTING AND written and trained the pageant scenes, at the bookstore of Miss GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. have evidence against him that he did copy) Land Surveyor. and devised the pantomimic dances, is a Sarsaparilla A. The Ageut Uuion Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of Port- not know of. J. Thompson. pro- Corrispondtnce Solicited. land, for furnishing Probate and Surety Bonds professional dancer and dramatic coach of Acts and “What'll you do If 1 give It up?" directly peculiarly ceeds will be donated to the ELLSWORTH FALLS, ME. P. 0. Box 7. Agent Oliver Typewriter; typewriter supplies much success. Cor. Main and Water Til tell you what I’ll do If you don't on the blood; enriches Sts. (over Moore’s Drug purifies, church. Store). Ellsworth, Me. give It up." said Bartlett. Jumping out and in this Two Children Drowned. and revitalizes Jt, Repairing, Cleansing, Pressing his buggy. “I’ll break every pone Theresa and Lucile of Liver- builds up the whole sys- P. j. to your body.” McCarthy, way GARMENT8 DR. FLAGG, more Falls, two and three were it. Get it THE— Irwin was cowed. be aged years, tem. Take today. Men's sind Women'*. Tremblingly form or In chocolate Pot his drowned last night when an automobile In usual liquid Veterinarian. band In his pocket, took out tbe called 8amat*ba. through the railing of Dead River coated tablets latter and banded It to tbe postman plunged CLARION. OFFICE AT bridge near Wayne Pond station. Bartlett Jumped back Into hie buggy advertisers that advertis- FRIEND, Their John McCarthy and his Many forget Whether it’s a or a fur WEST and uncle, range .... Maine miOOKSVILLE, MAINE, whipped up the horse for Deacon ing space in a newspaper is valued ac- Ellsworth, chauffeur, George Burkett, narrowly es- it 1* Warder's. On giving Susie tbe letter cording to the circulation of that paper. naoe—if it la a "Clarion”, •Be caped ^drowning. Mr. McCarthy, with opened It and her face lighted up Advertising space in a Journal without sure to meet two riba fractured, rescued Burkett, who, erery requirement ELECTRICAL WIRING. DR WILLIAM SEMPLE, with Joy. circulation is dear at any price the pub- could not swim, and than collapsed. Made by the Wood Bishop Co. Pul LIbm of OSTEOPATH. Bartlett told her all about the femor- lisher may demand. Without circulation al 8old ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES of the letter from tbe malt and aha there can be no results, and without Bangor. by IN ELLSWORTH TUESDAYS ud FRIDAYS The merchant who doe* not adeertiee in AND FIXTURES. told him that her Ir- results the monev which the advertiser lover and George CatlaaiM m WM« ud Ckawtali, win a dull season makes it more profitable for J. P. ELDRIDGE, The were rivals iamb is lost -Leavenworth (KeneaeJ ANDREW M. MOOR. Bangor office: Colonial. Hours 8* needed no further expleoertoe. those who do adeertiee. rimoe. Main Street Ellsworth. Ester Building, Bute St.. Ellawactt 2 5 p. m. I “hocked to learn of the sadden death obliged to stay longer than they Springer; K. of R. and S., James S. Scott NEWS. COUNTY NEWS. intend*) COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY i of Charlotte Hancock, widow of Fred Hall and write and 1. G., Henry Lawrie; O. G., Peter Milne. Hanford Bisho- George Weaeott. On retiring Friday and Wife, who have a July 21. Dreiao. | HARBOR. spent few days NORTHEAST HARBOR, and PKOBPKCT wilt BLUEHLLL. ! night abe seemed in her usual health, relative* here, left Hatorday for their to Don- i Mrs. Judith of West Eden. ! in her In she Or>t, U. W. Cole made » batineee trip at Kart made BRIDGE WH18T TOURNAMENT. WEST FRANKLIN. Kittredge, fiesned away sleep. youth port. They the trip j„ «. f the last ol the week. 1 is visiting relatives here. w as married to Zenas Joy, who was lost on Bangor Hairs autumobilc. Tbs annual bridge whist tournament of Pearl Day, of Calais, has been visiting I ; the home passage from the Grand Hanks, O P. Cleave* end two eons, ol Ber Her- the cottagers*at Parker Point began at his sister here. | Kelley's orchestra played for a dance at y. z. Two children Messed this union. The were at L. W. Cleavea' Ja,ya>-__x. the summer home of Bose, I the Pastime theatre last Wednesday night. bor, Sunday. Oaklodge, Judge Miss Stella Grindali is ill at the ISLE AC quite elder, a son, died in infancy, and a daugh- of Is HALT. of Baltimore, on the 22d. The players are L. F. Crawfdot and family, of Omaha, Mies Addie Bunker, Franklin, home of her parents. Mrs. Julia Coomha ia 1 ter, now the wife of W. F. Davis, lived Mrs. C. C. Larrabee. in poor Judge Rose, Mrs. Rose, Miss Rose, Mr. are at their summer cottage at Asti- visiting her sister, h«alth. Butler has returned to Neb., staff of and Theodore Eugene lightship S with her mother and has been the James Collins is at work in and Mrs. Cochran, Mr. Mrs. ! ecu. Mrs. John Stinson baa Joined ber hus- Rockland after two weeks’ vacation here. in life Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. 73, ; her declining years. Later Nevin, Mr. and Richards, Mr., of the band and sons, for a few w eeks in Han- Miss Addle Robinson Is Henry T. Moore, superintendent became the wife of Mr. who clerking for* and Miss Mrs. Mrs. Eddie Caler is at the home of his mother. Joy Weaeott, K. Krehbiel, Quay, few re- cock. John Harter. ! tennis club,.was in Boston a days One sister and Mr. Kneisel of the Mrs. W. E. Clark, for a month’s vacation. died about five year* ago. Carpenter, (winner Miss Esther is | oently. survive of Winter Miss Alta Cole bas returned from Des- Holbrook at work for last Mr. and Mrs. Coleman wife and of two brothers her—John, Dr trophy summer), Butler, daughter, sum- Jones’ ai Moor*'a Harbor. Miss Helen Dixon, of Lake George. and Flora Coombs, of this tine, where she has been attending Strobe!, Mrs. Fowler, Miss Weston and R. are visiting relatives Harbor, Byron Pawtucket, I., mer school. N. V., is the of Mias Rachel Man- Mrs. Weaeott was a member of Claranee Williams Is Mr. A. S. Thomas. The call for the tirst here. guest village. preaching this chester. Edeavor and ar- summer at the union some verse the Baptist cburch, Christian Dr. C. E. Bronson, ol Philadelphia, church. meeting was in the form of Mrs. Norman Smith returned home from school. was a boot rived to his at K. C. a of the “Hiawatha’’ Miss Mabel Donnell, of Franklin, has Sunday Her age sixty- Tbarsday join family The State road ia well under combining parody Boston Saturday, after seven weeks with way, and an at the of W. W. eight years. Services were held at the Cole’a residence. will be finished in about six metre, alliteration and at the close her daughter there. employment cottage weeks. Rev. E. S. Drew acrostic: Frazier. home Monday afternoon. W. H. Milliken and wife, of Malden, Ivan is home from Mrs. Janie and of Hodge the Rockland Stanley son, Holden, officiating. few SKABOXYABTl’S BATTLE CALL. Rev. Francis G. D. D., Mass., have been (pending a days theatre, where tie ha* all returned home Saturday after three weeks' Peabody, played winter. Oyex* Hear ye! ! Likewise listen! I ! preached at the union church Sunday July w ith D. G. Libby and wife. vacation with her parents, George 21._C. Mr*. Helen Weecott end children, Hear the chant of War-chief Krehbiel, and evening. J. B. Cole, of Watervllle. has spent the Miss Alice of Springer and wife. SALISBURY COVE. Cain, Rockland are visiting Iroquoian Skaronyahti. week L. P. and F. A. Schaeffer has returned to act as past with his brother, Cole, their father, Oept. Yette at (In the language Onondagan: Mrs. Berman and Mrs. Spiller, of East Mrs. F. H. is her daugh- Cain, Bnrnt Young visiting among old “He-who-lives-above-tbe-Cloudland") instructor at the swimming pool the same visiting neighbors. Island. Boston, and Mrs. Kenniaton and children, ter, Mrs. C. C. Palmer, in Dexter. as last Van will 16. Mighty Manager of Bridgemilla, of are at Charles year. Rev. Thomas Ness, of Boston, July f Dorchester, Mass., who Whilom of Whooping Whiftitea, Mias Erma Soule, of Smyrna Mills, at t be to be beld next Bun- Whip Smith’s for the summer. Kelley's orchestra, of Bar Harbor, is preach service Toiler True at Tilting Tourneys: has been the guest of Miss Sadie McFar- EAST 8CRRY. July 21. Ch’B’KS. playing for the Monday night dances at day in the union ebureb at 10.4S a. m. “Come July the twenty-second, land, returned home on Friday. Mrs. Ellen Uro*a,of is the Kimball house. The ladies’ aid society of the Methodist Ellsworth, visiting (Tuesday, third day of the week ’tis) friends here. Irving McFarland, employed in Sm>rna met with Mrs. And the hour of eight at evening. BAB HARBOR. The Baltimore school of art needle- church Thursday Wasgatt, who has been bis Hasten, denizens of Blue Hill. Mills, visiting parents, at the aad a Mr*. Celia Fullerton and grandson The of Arts committee has an- work held an exhibition and aale at the lighthouse, enjoyed picnic Building McFarland and left Dwellers on the Point of Parker Lester wife, Friday. Arthur spent Sunday with Mrs. dross ■; nounced the series of concerts to be given Kimball house July 15 and 16. supper. And the country circumjacent. Mrs. Kingsbury and children, of East M. D. Chatto's. in at 4 as follows: club Blance, who baa spent a few the Saturdays August, p. m., The Neighborhood bonse dramatic Rupert All who hear chieftaiu's war-cry— Corinth, have befen visiting her cousins, Chandler Bow den, of Aug. 2, the Balalaika orchestra; Aug. 9, is holding rehearsals for “The weeks with bis mother in Brooklln, bas Sargentvllle, with Gather at the Tepee Oaklodge. Elopement ten George snd Lewis Hail, the past days. returned to the borne of his his mother and sister and Home of Roses, Judge and Lady, Horatio Connell and Bonarius Grimson; of Ellen", which it will present soon. grandfather, Flora, Miss R. and of Min- Jennie Urindle made an too. a beauteous Rosebud). 16, not yet arranged, but Irving Goodridge wife, Charles Blance. automobile call (Graced, by Aug. definitely “Magnum Donum", for many years the have two on relative* her* Come in war-paint; bring arms with yon. will be Ruth St. the neapolis, Minn., who spent club met Thursday. probably Denis, summer home of the lute Bishop Doane, Cnity Thursday with Mrs. Trump and tenac?. ruff and honors. famous classical Miss weeks here, left for theit home Wed- July 21. c. dancer; Aug. 23, has been taken for the season Robert Daniel Libby, with a good attendance. It There do battle for the trophy by Wyman and Willem Durieux; Aug. 30, nesday. was decided to hold the annual fair at the In the hands of Big Chief Kneisel. Brewster and family. atmrt'istmtn’.e Miss Greta Torpadie and George Harris, Edward Bartlett and wife, of New usual place August U. Banish pity! Give no quarter! Rev. Henry Van Dyke, D. D., preached jr., in pastoral scenes. Haven, Conn., left for their home Wed- Hew and batter, thrust and parry at the union church Sunday morning. The W. F. Bruces, with their guests, a with Till the tournament be ended nesday, after spending month Mrs. Next Sunday the preacher will be Rev. K. H. Kingston and wife, of Melrose, And hold the as winner!” Bartlett's mother. Mrs. Emma Willard. you cup Services st the Unitarisn church Sunday Heny W. Foote, of Boston. Maas., ware goeets of the R. D, Unptilla Heed halloo H. E. remain until the of K.. morning at 10.45. Rev. John Coleman Their daughter Doris will in Uouldsboro Mr. Kendall, an architect from the office Thursday. Enemies of evil ennui. August l. Adams, D. D., of Hartford, Conn., will Mias Alioe of Keen-eyed keepers-up of knighthood. of Peabody A Stearns, Boston, was in It Bunker, Washington, Mr. Adams is one of the July 19. preacfc. leading _ D. who is summer Rally “round the raff and rubber, town one day last week, Inspecting the al- C, spending the in Local Evidence make endeavor Universalist preachers in the country. He Earnest, eager, terations upon the anion charch. PARTRIDGE COVE. Franklin, wO a recent guest of her Home to hike with howl horrific. has been a Universalist minister for more Mrs. C. C. Larrabee. W. W. Frazier and of Philadel- cousin, — family, Albert H. Maars is two weeks Bearing back the Badge of Bridgedom than forty years, holding pulpits in New spending arrived Mr. Frazier has had at his Mrs. J. M. Williams, assisted by her Image, irrefragable insignia. England, Chicago, New York, and for the phia, recently. bungalow. considerable work done his drive- daughters, Mrs. N.B. Ray and Mis. G. N. Evidence that can be verified. Emblem of extreme ex pert ness. last twelve months at Hartford. He Is upon Miss Edith Benson, of New York, is vis- laud the loser! which adds to the of Workman, entertained a dinner party Hat- Fact U what we want. Laughing, ligntsome well known as the author of half s dozen way greatly beauty iting Mrs. Alice Burkhart. which included W. F. Bruce and the estate. urday ia not important volumes, and is s preacher of of Bar was tbe Opinion enough. Joseph Leighton, Harbor, wife, £. H. Kingston and wife, and Mrs. Holden 16, BluehUl was the score of unusual ability. Rt. Kev. David Greer, bishop of New differ. 14, guest of William Emery Sunday. J. T. Main. Opinion* Saturday's ball game. York, waA the preacher at St. Mary's Clarence Smith, wife and children, of July a. C. Here's an J^laworth fact. Eben Sumner and B. P. of by-tbe-3ea Sunday morning. Bishop _'_ Sumner, Bar Harbor, are at Clarence Young's. Too can U. NORTH LAMOINE. Greer and are the sum- teqft Mass., are in town for a short family spending SOUTH PENOBSCOT. Brookline, Mrs. Bartlett and Pres Miss Bertha of Fox ia mer at Vaughn cottage No. 1. Augusta Roy by A. M. Frank*, carpenter, High St., Flit- stay. Barbour, croft, Mrs. Martha last week in and wife, of Melrose, Mass., were guests Staples spent worth, About two I a few days with her grand- W. and of Phila- Me., says: year* ago Binder and wife, of Council spending George Pepper family, Water vi lie. Harry of Henry Bartlett Sunday. noticed my back lame. At time mother, Mrs. E. V. Young. who were not numbered growing Bluffs, la., are guest* of Mr*. delphia, among Joseph July 21. Hi bbard. Miss Beulah Wight is working at I. B. pasted, the trouble got worse. Finally Johnson. Capt. A. B. Holt and wife spent a few the summer colony here last season, are Goodwin’s fora few weeks. I got to bad that I had to lay off from days the first of the week here, returning among the late arrivals, and are occupy- F. B. Richards and family, of Cleveland, EGYPT. Mrs. Inet Grindie has been her work for several daya. When suffering in to South Gouldsboro Tuesday. ing their summer cottage on School bouse visiting have opened their new summer home at Austin that I a of Doan's ledge. T. P. has returned home from sister Msrgie for a few days. way got supply Kidney Peters Miss Nellie Walker, who is viaiting her at Store. point. Newark, N. J., after four month's stay. Miss Both Perkin* ha* received PUia Moore's Drug The first several At the annual of tbe im- recently Dr. and of grandparents, spent days recently meeting village few doeea and after 1 had used C. Eugene Riggs family, St. Master Harold Coomba a a beautiful black and outfit. helped me, with relatives at East Lamoine. at the gave birthday pony provement society Neighborhood two boxes of this I was cured. Paul, Minn., are at their cottage at Park- last it being his fifth birth- remedy, bouse July 15, the automobile questiou party Friday, Miss Violet Perktna, of Sedgwick, is ers point for the season. Mrs. Lin wood Beckwith and infant son, Last fall ! caught cold and it settled on was discussed. The members of the so- day. her Mrs. B. C. Condon. who are the summer in Ells- ! visiting aunt, Kenneth of R. spending my kidney*, causing another attack. i Osgood, Providence, I., most of whom are summer visitors, Mrs. Jennie Green, of Olamon, has been worth, visited relatives here last week. ciety, Mrs. Amine Davit returned July 1? had not forgotten what Doan't Kiducy is spending his vacation with his parents, Mrs. Frank H. Jordan for art- unanimously opposed to the adrnis- visiting the from s visit in Baugor and Waterville. S. and wife. Robie Norwood and came from Pills had previously done for me, and 1 Eugene Osgood family mission of automobiles into Mt. Desert. pest week. Harbor in an automobile for a Edward Johnson, of Dedham, Mss*., began using them again. 1 was Coburn Haskell and of Southwest quickly family, Cleve- Next a town William Greth and of Passaic, N. short visit to Mrs. Norwood's Friday special meeting wife, paid a short visit to bis friends here cured." are in town for the parents, land, O., summer, oc- w iU be held when the voters of Desert a week with their H. and Mt. J., spent recently sister, July 16. the Johnson George Coggins wife, Sunday. ADDED FRAlftK. cupying cottage. will be an to cast their Mrs. H. Jordan. came in Frederick and returned given opportunity Georgs They Agnes Tweedie El win Nevells and family, of Portland, Mr. Frank* wa* interviewed several Mrs. F. A. Merrill and daughter Ruth, ballots for or against the admission of their automobile. with them to join their mother there later are visiting bis Errand mot her, >lr» Maria later and be said: **1 confirm ill of Dorchester, Mass., are occupying the automobiles. A large representation of July 21. M. year* in the week. Wrtcott. I said in endorsement of Parker cottage on South street. the summer is to be my previous 21. Y. colony expected pres- July MANSET. Frank McDonald and wife have moved of Doan's Pills. I authorize it* July 21. H. ent and to exert their influence with the Kidney ___ Miss Pannie King has returned from to Northport, where Mr. McDonald has continued publication for the benefit of FRANKLIN. voters. the East Maine work for a other sufferer*. I have never had SOCTH HANCOCK. 21. O. P. K. 8. general hospital, Bangor. year. kidney D. O. July Campbell and son, of Sargentville, any serious sign of my former complaint Frank Trundy, of Massachusetts, is Mrs. Charles Stanley left Friday for Miss Beta Grindie, of Sacramento, Cat., were in town Monday. since.” visiting his sister, Mrs. Abbie Wooster. WEST TKEMONT. Boston to enter a hospital for treatment. and Miss Doris Bands, of Hallowed, are Mrs. A. P. and little For sale all dealers. Price 50 cents, Havey daughter All hope for a speedy recovery. visiting their sunt, Mrs. George Leach. by Mrs. Maria Merchant and.sister, Mrs. Isaac who has been very ill Elizabeth, of Weal Sullivan, were in town Murphy, Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, New York, Eunice Gould, of Ellsworth, are at Mrs. tbe week, is better. Mrs. Isaac Stanley ia In a hospital Miss Ethel Rhinds returned to her Friday. past sole agents for the United States. Merchant's home for the summer. in Brewer, where she underwent a serious home in Bucksport July 15, after a visit Herbert Heed has gone to He member the name—Doan's -and take A decided in the condition of Mrs. Portland, James gain operation. At present she is doing nioely. with her college classmate, >fi*s Ethel , who accompanied his w here he has employment. no other. E. A. McNeil is reported after weeks of Mr. returned U. of *15. grandmother. Mrs. from Chi- Stanley home Saturday for Gray, M., Hodgkins, illnese. The West Tremont improvement society is with C. F. a day or t wo. July cago, Dadmun, for the met with Mrs. Otis Walls July 18. 19._G. summer. Miss Roberta Woodruff and friend. Miss July 20. Lilac. _ DEER ISLE. Dallett, of Ridley Park, Pa., arrived last Mrs. Irving Torrey, with daughters 8QUTH Mrs. T. J. Hodgkins, of Chicago, is at week at “Knoll Top”, Georges pond. Helen and Mabel, is visiting ber mother SEAL COVE. Robert Hatch Is visiting hisjgrand- F. M. Watson's for the summer. at Swan's Island. mother, Mrs. U. D. Hatch. Mrs. H. B. Bragdon ia confined to her Chester Bobbins and wife, of Atlantic, Dr. Aimee K. Killough and her sister, home with an attack of lameness which Mrs. Bert Murphy, with ber two sons, were in town Saturday and Sunday on Marietta Lowe, of Abtngton, Mass., is Miss E. of Mary Killough, Michigan City, i of friends hope may soon yield to treatment. Rockland, is visiting her sister, Mrs. their way to Augusta. Mrs. Hatch for her vacation. Ind., are the guests of Mrs. C. R. Bunker, i Mrs. Addie Dunn and Misa William Murphy. Mrs. Arthur Kumill Liua Greenlaw and Miss at “Hillcrest”. daughter, has gone to High Anthony went Bernice, with Mias Hilda Blaisdell, en- Nelson Thurston, wife and sons Ray- Head, where her husband is employed as to Calais Thursday for a short visit. Mrs. Annie Smith and daughter Blanche I a week-end at mond and returned to their chauffeur for the joyed outing camp “Laugh- Robert, home Bowikers. Jason Greenlaw came are home from Capt. fromJUles* Newton, Mass., for the ing Water”. in last week. Bangor Seats for the new Baptist chapel arrived boro Wednesday fora few' days with his summer. 21. B. July Mrs. Hannah Harper, of Center, is visit- Friday, and services were held in the family. L. A. Penny, wife and little daughter, ing her nieces, Mrs. Wilder II. Robbins chapel Sunday afternoon, July 20. Hev. of Bangor, are at R. H. for a few EAST FRANK LIN. Young’s and Mrs. A. A. Pomroy. Mr. Moore preached. days. intendcnt, preached in the Msthodi.t T. M. Blaisdeli is cars with 21. S. loading Mrs. Sadie Eye, who has spent two July church July 13. There U always a warm 3iis8 i*erina vvooster is home from for Bangor. curbing months in Boston, it much improved in welcome (or him here. Waltham. to her vacation PRETTY MARSH. Mass., spend Miss Yalrna Wallace has gone to North- health since she came home. with her Mrs. The children's concert Sunday, July 13, mother, A. E. Wooster. east Harbor to work. Curtis Young spent tbe week-end witb A. A. Wentworth and wife ore receiving at the Methodist church, was very pleas- Mrs. N. L. McCrillis and Miss Bessie bis family here. Lin wood Woodworth, of Bar Harbor, is congratulations on the birth of twin ing. Much credit Is dus Cleste Hendrick Haggert, of Norway, and Miss Blanche visiting his sister, Mrs. 8. R. Scsmmous. babies, a son and daughter, born July 19. Mrs. Cora Smallidge la employed at tbe and Clara Stinson for the management of Reed, of Portland, are guests at C. 8. Col- : Freeman house. Frank Workman and of Wilder B. who hot been the affair. % well’s. wife, Bangor, Robbins, home have moved back to their old home here. tor a short visit, left this morning to rejoin Judge Coring, of Boston, is expected at L. E Stinson took his littia daughter E. H. Bunker and wife, of Bangor, are summer Mrs. Lucetta King, of Billerica, Mass., his vessel, the J. Frank Beavey, in Bangor. hia borne at Bartlett’s Island this Dorothea to Portland Wednesday for ad- occupying Miss L E. Wooster’s house week. is a week-end guest of Mrs. F. E. Bis is Mra. A. A. Bain ia visiting her son, A. vice in regard to her syea, which have for the summer. dell. A. Wentworth. Mrs. Bain spent the George Davis is at work for W. H. Free- been causing her considerable trouble. Mrs. Edward Keith and children, and winter in Florida and has been with her man, until work on tbe wbarf is Mrs. Maynard Stinson accompanied tnem. Miss Gertrude from Mrs. Minnie Hardison gave a lawn party Loring Coogina, Campello, 19. at her home for the sons in Rockland and Northeast Harbor resumed. July H. Mass., add L H. Cooglns and son Russell, Saturday evening, __ of the Methodist church. since May. July 21. G. of benefit _ Mslden, Mass., are spending a few BASS HAKBOK. Mrs. Hsnnab has been visit- weeks with their parents, W. T. Coogins T. M. Blaisdell and family went to Gilley,who COREA. Miss Eva Wooater, of Warren, is visit- and wife. Bucksport last week by automobile, ing ber daughter, Mrs. Lulu Reed, at Miss Maud Stewart baa to Bar ing her aunt, Mrs. Maurice Tbureton. July 16. W. to attend the weddings of Mias Ella Swan's Island, came home Sunday, accom- gone she is [Erskine. panied by ber daughter and family, also Harbor, where employed. ) Miss Julia Panning left Tueaday for a WE8T SULLIVAN. July 21._B. her son Sullivan and family, of New York, Ray Stewart, engineer of the yacht Vir- trip to England. She expects to be away who will spend a couple of months here. with bis here. about six weeks. Bradbury Smith, who has been ill sev- gina, spent Sunday parents Mrs. will return with her son to eral is out GOU LDSBORQ. Gilley Mias Velma Stewart has gone to Goulds- The annual fair for the benefit of the days, again. New York for the winter. Charles F.'Crawshaw, of Boston, is a boro to spend a week* with library was held at the pavilion Wednee- The dance at K. of P. hall Saturday July 21. Thelma. ber.couain, at Frank Miss Y. Kidder. day afternoon and and was a evening was largely attended. guest Young's. Ruby evening, in Mrs. Ethel and of BIRCH HARBOR, July 2L 8. success every way. George Perrin and wife and Mrs. James Leighton family, _ been Charles of visited Mrs. Ash last Sun- South Gouldsboro, have viBiting Rev. W. H. Rice made a business trip Capt. Sherman, North Brook- WHITCOMB, HAYNES * CO. R. Ash Nancy SOUTHWEST HARBOR. lyn, with a of was day. relatives here. here last week. 0 party friends, here last C. W. GHINDAL. who Beers and little Among tboae successfully passed week. Owing to bad weather they were Mrs. G. H. of East and Mrs. George grand- Esther J., widow of Newell Pettee, Welch, Franklin, the recent examination of are vis- before the State Mrs. Hardison called on friends daughter Marjorie, Vanoeboro, died at her home here Monday, after Harry board of dental examiners at Kid Your Children of Worm*. iting Mrs. Beers' Mrs. Mabel a illness of nervous Augusta, here daughter, long prostration, You can Sunday. was F. M. of this change fretful, ill-tempered chil- RHEUMA She was Philip Gilley, place. dren into FOR ALL FORMS OF of Campbell. aged about sixty-five years. heaihty. happy youngster*, by rid- Mrs. Christie Swinehammer, Boston, ding them of worm*. Tossing, July 21. Jen. tenderly cared for by her two daughters, rolling, grind- is visiting her parents, Howard Gordon _ ing of teeth, crying out while asleep, accom- RHEUMATISM who were in their devotion. WEST GOULD8BOKO. palned with intense in Don't be about RHEUMA, the wife. untiring thirst, pains the skeptical and HARBOR stomach and bowels, feverishnes and WINTER Mrs. Pettee was a member of the bad modern of Rheumatism, Lumbago, grange Rev. E. P. Daniels will preach in the breath, are that indicate enemy Dr. A attended the con- symptoms worns. George Philips next a Kick a Worm Gout, Chronic Neural- Services will be held Sunday in in Winter Harbor and faithful worker union church next Sunday morning. j poo Killer, a pleasant candy Sciatica, Arthritis, vention the Maine dental association at lozenge, expels the or a few of at 3 no. A. school here. worms, regulates the gia, Kidney Disease. After taking Channing chapel p, Rev. H. in the Sunday Four chil- bowels, restores last week. your children to health and doses you will know that the Portland of who is in dren survive her — Mrs. W. E. Per- ! happiness. Mrs. J. A. poisonous Coar, Holyoke, M%ss., charge I'Mithtlj race Spots Urlsbin, of Elgin. 111.. llric Acid is says. “I have used Kicks Worm Killer leaving the system. Mrs. Alberta Hooper, of East Franklin, of the summer work Frenchman's kins, Mrs. A. Q. Leighton, E. A. and Are cured Dr. Hobson's Eczems Ointment, poo along by for years, and entirely rid my children of 'For six years I was a cripple her which heals all akin eruptions. No matter practicaliy with son Thomas, visited aunt, Mrs. will E. N. Pettee, all residents of this village. worms. I would not be without it." Guar- on One bot- preach. how long you have been troubled by itching, crutches from Rheumatism. anteed. All druggists, or mail. Price 26c. last week. The sons were but came home to or a by K. Green* Haney Ash, away, burning, scaly skin humors. Just put Kickapoo Indian Medicine tle of Rheuma cured me."—J. little of that Dr. Hob- Co., Philadelphia UL of Mrs. F. E. Pettin- attend the funeral. Services were held soothing antiseptic, and St. Louis. burg, 3839 Grove Ave., Chicago, The many friends “Doan’s Ointment cared me of eczema that son's Eczema Ointment, on the Mires and the Cottage Rev. RHEUMA—guaranteed—50c. a bottle. gill are pleased to see her out again after had annoyed me a long time. The core was at the home Wednesday afternoon, suffering stops instantly. Healing begins that very minute. Doctors use it In their O- A. weeks of a serious illness. permanent." Hon. S. W. Matthews, Commis- E. S. Drew, officiating. PAKCHEK. many practice and recommend it. Mr. Alleman of _ sioner Labor a. Me.-idtt. "Had on The Misses Hurlburt, who have been Statistics, August Saturday morning the community was Littletown, Pa., says: eczems fore- head; Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment cured CASTOR IA visiting their uncle, Reuben Hurlburt, It in two weeks.” Guaranteed to relieve or Bruises of refunded. All or Per Intents and to East Franklin. For Cots, Baras and The King All Laxatives. money druggists, by mail. Children. have returned Price 80c. Pfeiffer Chemical Co.. In home there should be a box of For constipation, headaches, indigestion Philadelphia every and St. Loais. vigor M. L. Stevens lodge, K. of P., has elected Bucklen’s Arnict. Salve, ready to apply in and dyspepsia, use Dr. King’s New Life TMKM YwHifi Ayer’s used 8. Tell officers: C. Robert every case o1 burns, cuts, wounds or scalds Pills. Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo, N, Y. AhnpBucht Glad to know you have the following C., J H R. No. 1, writes: are the of all laxatives falling Polanco, Delvalle, Tax., says they “King Invalid* and children abonld be your Meads how It stopped your Abel; V. C., Forrest Crabtree; prelate, “Buokten's Arnica Salve saved my little girl’i They are a blessing to aU my family, end ] its be cored.' a box a! borne.” Get a box and hah and greatly promoted growth. F. Leighton, M. of W., Ed. Dockham; cat foot. No one believed it could always keep given Magee’* Emulsion to atrengthen The world's beet salve. Only Me. Recom- get well. Price 36c. Recommended by all Aeh Vom Doctor. Jf. of F., J. B. Have/; M. of E., Roacos mended by all druggists. druggists. he body. Never (ails. AU druggist* *Sn .'hared. and when they clanged me COUNTY ItibcrmtmfME. Hfgal ^ottccse ILrgal ITotirrs. Sour of noon be groaned. He knew NEWSj NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. To all Interested in either of-the es- ala betrothed had locked him in, but persons I THE Fred L. and Cora B. tates hereinafter named. % I lid not know SEDGWICK. Kenney a court at that she At held in'and had Intended to both of Verona, county of probate Ellsworth, WHEREAS,Keuney, tor the of on the first fight in his Miss Turner is her Hancoek, State of Maine, their deed of county Hancock, place. Had he even suppos- Mary visiting sister, by of a. d. 1913. mortgage dated 81, a.'d. 1912, and re day July, ed thla he Mrs. George January matters would have well nigh gone Cooper. corded in Hancock cbunty registry of deeds ^|1HE following having been pre- X sen ted for the action thereupon herein- uiad. H. E. West and are in book 487, 84, conveyed to Cornelius DUELISTS wife, of Boston, ; page after indicated, It is hereby ordered that no- O'Leary, of Bangor, county of Penobscot, a in at the Green tice thereof be given to all persons interested, | Presently, henring step the hall, guests cottage. State of Maine, a certain lot or parcel of land a of this order to be | he with the thereon situate by causing copy listened buildings standing pub- ♦ Intently, hoping for a re- I)r. of WEAKNESS lished three weeks successively in the Ells- I Davies, Philadelphia, occupied j In said Verona, on the westerly side of the lease worth a at and that he would not be too lute as American, newspaper published the pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday i but is promptly relieved main road and houuded follows, to wit: Were and land Ellsworth, in said county, that they may ap- How They Punished t to keep his appointment. The door was Southerly westerly by of heirs | morning. tbe medical nourishment in of Thomas land of Wil- pear at a probate court to be held at Ells- by Mooney (formerly in said on the fifth of unlocked, and he was about, to push liam Butler). land of Fred Bas- worth, county, day John H. ancf Charles H. of Ells- uor*herly,bv a. d. at ten of the clock in the For Fighting Put into the Leland, j Scott’s Emulsion which sett of J. ana N. east August, 1913, corridor when he was (formerly Bassett), and be heard thereon if see worth, with their wives, called on rela- erly by the main road leading front the forenoon, they + i cause ■topped by a man. who said: is not a nerve-quieter, bat nature’s said lot being ten (10) rods tives here Sunday. bridge; square, Arthur W. late of Ellsworth, in said aud one hundred (100) square Greely. "The cardinal desires your presence containing deceased. A certain instrument and greatest without rods. Being the same mentioned county, pur- Miss Myra Hoy 8. Dority are nerve-builder, premises to be the last will and testament of U the iwlai-e." spend in the deed of Fred L et porting By F. A. MITCHEL mortgage Kenney, said with for ing their vacations with their parents, A alcohol or opiate. al. to the Loan and asso- deceased, together petition | Durant quailed. He could face death Bucksport Building A’ice E ciation, dated March 8. 1910, and recorded in probate thereof, presented by Greely H. Dority and wife. Scott 8l Bo woe, Bloomfield, IT. J. 13-25 M therein like n gentleman and a soldier, but to Hancock of deeds, in book and Nancy Dutton, the executrices county registry named. Miss Laura of 468. 67, to which reference is be executed In cold blood was not to Means, Dorchester, Mass., page hereby James 8- late of Brooksville, in was sitting at Ida made for a more of Douglass, Cardinal Richelieu is some weeks particular description his liking, nnd he did hot doubt that spending with her parents, j herein granted and whereas said said county, deceased. A certain instrument hla In Paris premises, to be the last will and testament dck In palace attending W. N. Means and wife. Cornelius deed of purport’iig ho would suffer the execution of a O'l^eary, by assignment of said with for business when an attendant dated 21, a. d. 1913, and recorded in deceased, together petition t« official April Oscar L. felon. As he accompanied the messen- J. Luray Butler, the actor, is a Hancock of deeds, in vol. probate thereof, presented by Tapley, said: spending county registry the executor therein named. entered and PARISIAN SAGE and con- 497, page 440, transferred, ger to the palace he woudered if the few weeks with bis mother at their assigned, Charles A. late of in said eminence, a woman unto Bernice E. Danforth. of Haver- Luce, Bucksport, '■Please, your veyed deceased. A certain instrument girl he loved could have given away cottage, “The Collamore.” FOR THE HAIR hill, Massachusetts, the said mortgage deed, county, pur- arrested for masquerading In to be the last will and t« stament of has been the note thereby secured, together with all porting the secret of ihe meeting. No; she had said together with for She desires to be Dr. A. C. Carter, who is practicing den- If your hair is too dry—brittle—color- the interest he had in the premises virtue deceased, petition pro- man's apparel. by bate thereof, U. the locked him op to prevent his being in of said mortgage; now therefore the condi- presented by Roy , eminence." tistry Holyoke, Mass., ia home fora visit less—thin—stringy—or falling out—use executor therein named. brought before your tion of said mortgage is brokeu, I claim to killed by De la Tonr. She surely would to his Mrs. once. M argaret A. Pierce, late of Lsmoine. in said should I be troubled by a mat- mother, Mary Carter. Parisian Sage—now—at foreclose the same and give this notice for •Why deceased. A certain inst rumejlt not turn him over to another fate far It cleanses hair that purpose, Bernice E. Danforth, county, pur- to the watch':" asked I. S. Caadage has christened his stops itching scalp, the to be the last will and testament of ter that pertains lately j bv T. H Smith, her atty. porting more terrible. lie was wondering how of dust and excessive removes dand- said deceased, with ion for from his homo “Cavendish and a oils, Maine, together peti pro- the cardinal, looking tip pa- House'1, fine sign Bucksport. July 7,1913. bate E. the secret could have got out and ruff with one and makes the thereof, presented by George Pierce, in black and gold adorns the front. application, the executor therein named. pers. whether there was for him — — emi- any hope hair doubly beautiful soft flufiy— NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Charles W. Hmallidge, late of Castine, in -The young lady says, your Mrs. Sarah Gower, who resided in this said deceased. Petition that Hilliard when he and the entered abundant. a 50c. bottle Alice L. Gray, of Bradley, county, she has Information to Try to-day. \ITHKREAS, O. or some other suitable be nence. that give village many years is to visit ▼ V Penobscot county. Maine, ber mort- Smallidge person the palace. He was taken to a cham- ago, expected It will not save hair and make by administrator of the estate of said value." only your gage deed dated 31,19C9, and recorded appointed which you would here soon, the guest of Mrs. 8. H. Cole. August Grace E. ber. where he was placed In charge of it grow, but give it the beauty you desire. in the Hancock county registry of deeds, deceased, presented by Smallidge, ■ heir and widow of said deceased. of what nature’:" book 465, 46, to me. the under- a guard and notice of his arrival sent Herbert A. Heed and family, who have j page conveyed Prince K. late of Brooklin. in said will the »t E ed. ^he stood before the cardinal with Taylor, fpHK hereby gives Clement, executrix, filed for settlement. sett him enter at any momeut. J. he has been duly appointed admiuis- Lewis A. Sumner, late of Amherst, in said bead. July 21. 8. trator of the estate of and final of bent "(Jentleraen." aald the minister, "you county, deceased. First account "Why are yon so attired?" he asked GEORGE W. MARDEN, late of ELLS- George B. Sumner, administrator, filed for ; are doubtless a\vnre of the recent edict 8WAN’S ISLAND. settlement. 1 Intended to take the WORTH, “Because place against dueling, and. is what your money will earn II Stephen P. Bunker, late of Gouldsboro, in having conspir'd Miss is in the county of Hancock, deceased, and said deceased. First and final ac- of a man In a duel today.” Evelyn Bridges ill. Invested In shares of the county, to disobey It your lives are forfeited." given bonds as the law directs. All per- count of Alton Bunker, administrator, filed a dnel!” snarled hla emi- Miss sons demands the es- for settlement. "You fight Both men bowed low. Gladys Stinson is borne for the having against tate of said deceased are desired to Bavard E. a minor of Bluehil!, in nence. "Shall i have to bring the wo- summer. Young, "i have decided, however, to permit Ellsworth Loan aod Building M present the same for settlement, and all in- said county. Second account of Calvin C. to the block as Mrs. M. A. Norwood is a debted thereto are to make men of the kingdom this nnd to witness It spending few requested pay- Young, guardian, filed for settlement. meeting myself, weeks at the A NEW SERIES ment immediately. Fred B. Marden. J. late of in well as the men?” lighthouse. Harvey Cunningham, Biuehill, There Is nn unfairness about these Ellsworth Falls. July 2, 1913. said county, deceased. Petition filed by •Hear me, eminence. One of j Fred Forest, of Boston, is at Mrs. Is now open. Shares, 81 eaeh: monthly pay Harlan D. for your ! duels which in this one 1 hope to couu- Cunningham, administrator, Alvah Barbour's for a week. metUs, 81 per share. license to sell certain real estate of said best swordsmen In France Is to subscriber notice the teraot. You. de la Tour, are hereby gives that deceased, as described in said j Captain t heater Stewart has opened a barber- she has been petition. field of honor one of the THE duly appointed adminis- and meet on the accounted the best swordsman In in H. WHY PAY RENT" Henry caldwell Averill Thomas shop W. Joyce's factory. tratrix with will annexed of the estate of Ave minors of in said learned of the meeting In when you can borrow «.n your Alpheus ill, Eden, worst. I I-'rance. You. I.lentenant Durant. 1 19. WILLIAM H. late of CASTINE Petition filed E. July 8. shares, give a flrst mortgage aud MOORAGE, county. by Mary Averill, sent for the latter and succeeded next friend of said minors, that she or some Umc. learn, are one of Ihe To enable reduce it everv month? Monthl) in the county of Hancock, deceased, and | poorest. other suitable be authorized to him In a room from which SULLIVAN payments ana Interest togethei given bonds as the law directs. All per- person may In locking to tight I have decided ;HARBOfL sell certain rea estate of said minors as de- you equitably will amount to but little more sons having demands against the estate of cannot I Intended to Kev. H. H. of scribed in said be i^cape. fight • hat you shall continue the contest till Saunderson, Cambridge, than you are now paying lor said deceased are desired to preseui the same petition. Maurice K. Clement, a minor of in Mass., will preacb in the union church rent, and In about ten you for settlement, and all indebted thereto arp Lamoine, In his steRd.” kills ihe other. He who remains years said Petition filed L. | one Sunday afternoon. will requested to make payment immediately. county. by Addie •Their name*. 1 alive will be the heads- Lilli a A. Crosgrovb. Clement Gault, guardian, for license to sell dispatched by OWN YOUR OWN HOME. certain real estate ot said minor, as described T will die. your eminence, rather Castine. July 2, 1913. j mnn '.X antes. in said petition. reveal them without iltgai For particulars Inquire of John B. Snowman, late of Penobscot, in sa'd than your promise me nut. your eminence. inteqMisea O. W TAftEY. Sec'y subscriber hereDy gives notice that county, deceased. Petition filed by Austin T. that their live* shall l*» spared." Petition Tor fpHE | Informant, deathly pale, “you promised Bankrupt’* Discharge. Tapley Bin* JL she has been duly appointed admims Stevens, administrator, that an order be The cardinal hesitated for a moment, In the matter of ) 4. W. Kino President. tratix of the estate of issued to distribute among the heirs of said me that their lives should he spared." Hbkbkbt K. Tracy, > In deceased, the amount remaining in the bands gave the Bankruptcy. JOHN F. ROYAL, late of ELLSWORTH, then required promise. Is broken of said administrator, upon the settlement of i "And my promise not by Bankrupt, ) in the of and de la Tour, the famous To the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the Dis- county Hancock, deceased, given hisfi'st account. ••Captain this for both of bonds as the law directs. All disposition. But yon trict Court of the United .States for the Dis- Uailraabs anil Steamboats. personshaving Ann D. Torrey, late of Boston, Massachu- twordsman. and Durant.’* demands the estate of said Lieutenant them would be ordered to execution at trict of Maine. against deceased setts, deceased. Petition filed by John T. are desired to the same for Mid the present settlement, Lin zee and William B. Hevere. executors of girl. a E. TRACY, of Winter Harbor. and once. I cannot conceive more noble all indebted thereto are requested to the last will and testament o! said deceased, On the of the cardinal in the county of Hancock, anil State of make cold visage than that have acted. Since HERBERT payment immediately. that the amount of inheritance tax upon said I part you Maine, in said district, respectfully repre- Mattie E. Royal. a trace of admiration for this Eastern estate be determined by the judge of probate. appeared a which sents, that ou the 10th day of May, last Steamship In this realm practice exists by Ellsworth, July 2, 1913. Charles S. Spurling. late of Cranberry woman who was to death past, he was duly adjudged bankrupt under going meet one Isles, in said county, deceased. Petition filed | an expert swordsman may kill who the acts of Congress relating to bank- Edna M. that an in place of another that he has surrendered all his subscriber nereoy notice that by Spurling, administratrix, ! Is practically defenseless you were ruptcy; duly gives order be issued to distribute heirs and of and has Corporation. have been adminis- aruoug the "You are Mile. Heroercier. I believe, property rights property, fully THEthey duly appointed of said deceased, in ! about to suffer death to save the un- with all the of said trators of the estate of the amount remaining complied requirements the hands of said administratrix, the on** of the maid- of honor. acts aud of the orders of conrt his upon queen's skilled combatant. Failing In this, touching Summer Schedule. AUGUSTA 8. HARDEN, late of ELLS settlement of her first kill- j bankruptcy. account. This nefarious dueling peat that Is i that I alone bnd to WORTH. Charles Leighton, late of Gouldsboro, in knowing power Wherefore he prays that he be de- Bar Harbor amt one the may Boston, $4.75, said county, deceased. Petition that W. F. ing off every veer hundreds of Informed creed the court to have a full in the county of Hancock, deceased, and prevent this Injustice, you by discharge Bluehill Bruce or some other suitable be from all debts his estate way; $8.50 Round Trip. given bonds as the law directs. All per- person ap- king’s l*e*t officers seems to be more in provable against administrator of the estate of said de- roe of It hut not till yon had received under said such debts sons having demands against the estate pointed j bankruptcy acts, except and Boston. $4.50 one way; t e overseers the vogue than are ceased, presented by of poor among persons of quality that the combatants should as are excepted law from such discharge. of said deceased desired to present tht my promise by Round and of said Gouldsboro, creditor of said deceased. were j Dated this 9th day of July, a. d. 1913. $8.00 Trip. Sedg- same for settlement, all indebted tttieto the IniTt-r orders. 1 wish you a death. It Is not Moses Giles, late of Aurora, in said county, not be punished by my Herbert E. Tkacy, wick and Boston, are requested to make payment immediately. man I Tour and $4.00 deceased. First and final account of Linwood w»nild behead De la Intention to either of them for Bankrupt. Edward H. Harden. punish one way; $7.00 Rouud Leon D. Harden. F. Giles, administrator, filed for settlement. give you hi- commission. Why were the edict, but to render the South Brewer, Me., 2, 1913. JEROME H. KNOWLES, of said Ccfurt. disobeying Order of Notice Thereon. \ Trip. July Judge about to give life for that of A true of the Oder. Jon your i affair la-tween them perfectly equita- copy original District of Maims ss. Attest: —T. F. Mahoney, Register. Lieutenant Durant?" room fT^HE subscriber notice that ble. Gentlemen, there is ample On this 19th day ef July a. d. 1913, on read- Steamer J. T. Morse leaves Bar Harbor hereby gives T’.*~ JL she has been duty appointed executrix mis* I would rather die than ■ this ing *he foregoing petition, it is— at 2 m for Seal Harbor. North- for you on the floor of apartment, daily p of the last will and testament of Ordered by the court, that a hearing be had east Harbor. Southwest Harbor, STATE OF MAINE low* him." and an attendant Stonlngton, j Take your positions upon the same on the 29th day of Augnst a. d. North Haven and Rockland. VANDALIA A. HOWARD, late of LAMOINE. said at in said dis- Hancock sa.—At a probate court held at The cardinal paused a moment In band 1913, before court Portland, Steamer Booth bay leave*- Bluehill dally at 1 p in the of Hancock, deceased.no bonds ! will you your weapons." in and county Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, trict, at ten o’clock the forenoon; that m for South Bluehill, Brook 11 n, Deer the terms of said thought. "Singular." he said, half to cardinal the last words Isle, being required by will. AH on the first of in the year of As the s|s>ke notice thereof be published in The Ellsworth Sargentvllle, Dark Harl>or and Rockland. demands day July, persons having the es- our Lord one thousand nine hundred and felmwif "this and at the American, a newspaper in said dis- Steamer Mlneola leaves against and half to the girl, thing i the men were given rapiers, printed Sedgwick 3pm tate of said deceased are desired to present thirteen. trict. and that ail known creditors, and other for Herrick’s South Brook* and a dally Landing, the same for settlement, and all indebted called love! 1 can conceive of all other i same time a tloor opened, masktsl in Interest, at the said 4 CERTAIN instrument purporting to be persons may appear vllle. 1*ggemoggin, Dlrlgo and Rockland. thereto are requested to make payment im time and and show cause, if a copy of the last will aud testament of pM-lon*. but not this one. and a love man In tight fitting garments entered, place, any they Connection la made at Rockland with steamer Mintie O. Young. the of said should mediately. INNIS late of have, why petitioner for Boston. Lamoine, 2, 1913. JOHN KANE, the city, county that will sacrifice a life for the object went to the block, took tip the ax and prayer Jnly j not oe granted. RETURNING and state of NEW YORK, loved is to me as a aa The duelists, Aud It is further ordered by the court, that great mystery stood ready for duty. deceased, and of the thereof in said the clerk shall send by mail to all known Turbine Steel SteaniMhlp* Belfast and subscriber hereby gives noMce that probate Mb* he ask- was a mere state New hav- It-elf." Then, looking up. who understood that this creditors copies of said petition and this she has been executrix of York, duly authenticated, Camden. THE duly appointed been to the of for «<1. "Where Is this duel to take of the cardinal to order, addressed to them at their places of of the last will and testment of ing piesenced judge probate place?" subterfuge crafty our said county of Hancock for the residence as stated. Leaves Boston for Rock HERBERT A. purpose “in a wood on the outskirts of the his to Mile. Bemercler In 5pm dally 8HEDD, late of BUCK3- of being allowed, filed and recorded in the kts-p promise Witness the HonorableClarence Hale, Judge with steamer leaving Rock- land, connecting PORT, probate court of our said county of Hancock. on the bank of Seine." break It In the of the said court, and the seal thereof, at land ft.15 a m, tor Bar dty. the the letter and spirit dally Harbor, Bluehill, That notice thereof be to Portland, in said district, on the 19th day of in the connty of Hancock, no bonds Ordered, given the other Sedgwick and intermediate landings. deceased, all interested “When?" and that one was to execute Julv a. d. 1913. being by the terms of said will. AH persons therein, by publishing E. Clerk. E. L. Smith, vgeni, Bar Harbor. required a copy of this order three weeks succes- *» uoon the victor, stood [L. S.J Jambs Hbwky, persons having demands against the estate of and the headsman A. M. HkKKiCK. Agent, Bluehill. in the Ellsworth American, a A true copy of petition and order thereon. said deceased are desired to present the same sively newspa- “It Is now a to E. J. Agent, Sedgwick. at Ellsworth, in said near noon." facing each other, awaiting signal Attest: Jambs E. Hbwby, Clerk. Eaton, for settlement, and all indebted thereto are per printed county of Hancock, prior to the fifth day of August, “I ts. your eminence. I was going to the combat. They had been requested to make payment immediately. t>egln Emma F. 3hkdd. a. d. 1913, that they may appear at a the had been then to beheld at Ellsworth ground when a gendarme of keen- friends, and their quarrel la Bucksport, July 2, 1913. probate court, in and for said of Hancock, at ten er ere than others aex Neither bad the faintest iu Effect county suspected my their cups. Schedule June 23, 1013. o’clock in the forenoon, and thow cause, if and arrested me." remembrance of Its cause. Realizing subscriber hereby gives notice that any they have, against the same. be has been JEROME H. “I la about to die. THE duly appointed executor KNOWLES. Judge of Probate. presume Captain de la Tour that they were they step- of the last will and tesiamentof A true of the original order. BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR. Sundays copy now for his victim." forward and embraced eacn omer. Attest:—T. F. MahonTjy, Register. waiting ped AM AM PMlPMlPMIPM AM SARAH R. SNOWMAN, late of BUCKS- Reroercler had “Doubtless he Is. and wondering why Meanwhile >lHe. Manset .lv t9 00 *1 16t tl 60 *0 55 ..... PORT. Harbor. «9 10 *1 26 35 *7 26 he‘does not herself at the feet of the cardi- Southwest ?2 in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bonds STATE OF MAINE. appear." thrown Northeast Harbor. t9 25 *1 40 fj 50 *7 40l. being required by tbe terms of said will. All a was with elec- to for their lives. Her back Seal Harbor. t9 45 *2 00 >3 10 *8 Hancock ss.—At probate court held at Something running nal beg 00;. persons having demands against the estate of 10 50 *3 10 *9 00 E lsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, tric to the combatants and Bar Harbor. te f 10 00j|(4 §5 20 said deceased are desired to the rapidity through the cardinal's being turned present on the first day of July, in the >ear of Sorrento. flO 80 §12 30 *4 00 |5 20;. same for settlement, and all indebted thereto hraln. Whatever It was. It came to a her head bowed, she did not see the Hancock Point. t« 36 M0 40 §12 40 f« 10.. ol r Lord one thousand nine hundred and are requested to make immediately. ti raised her and Sullivan.. til 05 §9 30 *4 35... payment irteen. head at once. Summoning an nttend- embrace. The cardinal Walter Snowman. CERTAIN instrument to be Mt Desert Perry. !7 00 til 45 *8 40 «5 00 *9 50 §6 05. purporting Bucksport, July 2, 1918. a of the last will and of *at. he directed him to proceed to the turned her toward them. Waukeag (Sullivan ferry). 7 07 21 51 3 47 5 07 9 57'. 0 12. A copy testament 7 15 (11 10. D. dueling ground and bring Captain de "Look!" he said. "The affair Is end- HanC'Ck.. 54 5 6 15. JOHN NEWMAN, late of the city, county Road... f7 22 5 19 .. 6 28 subscriber hereby gives notice that to af- Franklin and state of NEW YORK, Tour to the Then, turning ed the way 1 would have all such Washington Junction. 7 30 12 18 fS 98.|fll 00 f6 32 §10 00 THF.she has been duly appointed executrix of palace. deceased, and of the thereof in said Gen- Ellsworth. 7 37 12 24 4 11 5 35 10 21 11 07 6 39 10 07 the last will and testament of probate Mile. Remercler, he asked If she fnlrs ended—In a reconciliation. state of New York, hav- Ellsworth Falls. 7 42 fl2 29 5 40 >10 25 11 12 0 47 10 12 SARAH F. late of duly authenticated, had If HOPKINS, ELLSWORTH, been to tbe of for the key to the room where her tlemen. put away your swords. you Nicoliu. !7 55 f 12 42 0 CO elO 88 fll 25 (7 00 11025 ing presented judge probate in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bonds our said county of Hancock for the parpose of lover so as Green Lake.a. 8 04 (12 61 0 12 elO 46 11 84 (7 00 10 34 was confined. She gave It to him. Richelieu to he crafty being required by the terms of said will. All allowed, filed and and recorded in the supposed Phillips Lake. (8 11 (12 58 f6 20 elO 53 (11 41 (7 14 (10 41 being *ud he word to one whose persons having demands against the estate of court of our s iid of H&ucock. sent another attendant for Du- thus to break his Mills. (8 14 (6 23 ... probate county Edgery’s said deceased are desired to the same Ordered. That notice thereof wel- Holden. 8 18 (1 06 0 27 ell 00 11 4« (7 20 10 48 present be given to rant. Then be sent the to another Is demanded by the king’s for settlement, and all indebted thereto are all interes ed girl life Brewer Junction. 8 38 1 24 6 44 ell 18 12 08 7 37 11 08 persons therein, by publish.ng but requested to make payment immediately. a of this order three weeks •Par'ment to await the coming of the fare perhaps you are right, you Bangor. .ar t8 45 fl »u *5 10) *6 50 *ll 25 M2 18 §7 42 §11 15 copy successively Mary F. Hopkins. in the Ellsworth American, a act PM PM PM PM AM AM PM' AM newspaper •ould be duellBta. him If you think he could Ellsworth, 2, 1918. at Ellsworth, in saia wrong Portland. .ar fS 20 t5 55 *9 25 *12 50 *8 45 ITS 00 §12 20 *8 45 July priuted county of Han- The noble cock, to the fifth of a. d. messenger who went for De la each a part toward this girl. Boston via Dover.ar >0 56 9 10 H8 30 §3 40 prior day August, 1913, that at a court to Boston via Portsmouth.ar T9 05 *6 10 *7 00 §3 40 *7 00 subscriber notice that they may appear probate Tour found him back and forth You. de la Tour, go your hereby gives then to be held at Ellsworth, in and for said pacing Captain New York.ar (7 06 *7 36 .... j.i.I. she has been adminis- that If THE duly appointed county of Hancock, at ten o’clock in the fore- Impatiently waiting for bis enemy, his and le assured you AM AMAM PM PM tratrix with the will annexed of the estate of quarters noon, and show cause, if any they have, •oeonds tc that masked person yon- ( on signal or on notice to conductor. § Sundays only, e Stops only to leave passen- PHILENA A. late of the same. standing together chatting offend again Stops • MOORAGE, CASTINE, against from east of Junction Sundays, tf in- Wm the do not offend a gers Washington Except Monday. Daily, Sundays in the county of Hancock, deceased, and JEROME H. KNOWLES, Judge of Probate. time. When the saw der will see'that yon leave Bar Harbor 4.16 m. captain cluded. Sundays p bonds as the law directs. All A true copy of the original order. * man Lieutenant Durant. I give persons coming wearing the cardinal's third time. BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. fivenaving demands against the estate of said Attest:—T. F. Mahoney. Register. “*er.v he turned pale. yon to Mile. Remercjer." I P M PM PM DM PM AM PM'PM deceased are desired to present the same foi *8 00 *8 00 settlement, and all indebted thereto are re Mon seized the minister’s hand New York. .lv!.j subscriber Hattie E. Sherman, hereby Dieu!" be exclaimed. "The The lady via Dover... *8 00 >8 55 10 quested to make payment immediately. Boston §9 gives notice that she has been duly ap- “rdlnal while the Portsmouth —.*10 00 *10 00 .>10 0C M0 00 9 Lillib A. Crosgrove. THE baa got wind of the affair. I and kissed It rapturously, Boston via 00 pointed executrix of the last will and testa- *1 20 *1 20 *0 20 *8 20 >11 00 M2 45 20 Castine, July 2. 1918. >m tost!” kneeling before him. begged Portland.lv *l §12 50 ment of two men. AM AM AMAM PMAM ALTHEA late Of Ills that he would add his blessing to their *5 50 *0 10 *10 15 tlO 45 t3 JO; (5 10 §8 00 §5 85 ATWOOD, BUCKSPORT, eminence deslrea your presence Bangor.lv subscriber nereny gives notice that Brewer 8 16 10 51 ...... I II 8 c>7’ 5 40 in the of Hancock no bonds *1 the He gave It. and De la Tonr Junction...j. .| he baa been administra- county deceased, palace.” said the messenger. pardon. • 30 11 12 5 85 8 27 (6 58 THE duly appointed the terms of said will. Holden.. tor of the estate of being required by De la Tour bade his comrades good- departed alone. Durant and Mile. Edgery’s Mills.....I.(11 16.!. (8 80 And I, Hattie E. Sherman, the executrix Lake. (« 42 (11 19 (5 42 (8 34 (6 04 SALOME P. PETTENGILL, late of HAN- above named underand in with “!■ he and Remerder were driven away In the Phillips compliance they believing that they Green Lake. « 50 11 ». (5 5( 8 42 (6 12 COCK, tbe provisions of sec. 43, of chapter 66, of the *°uld carriage. Nicolin. 7 oo (11 89 (6 00 8 61 (0 21 revised statutes of Maine, have never meet again. Only a few cardinal’s In the county of and appointed Ellsworth Falls. 7 12 11 5*J. 6 12 9 05 6 84 Hancock, deceased, Theodore H. Smith, of said dsys The that Richelieu strove so given bonds as the law directs. All Bucksport, my before two men bad been behead- practice Ellsworth. 8 65 7 18 11 10 11 58 ; 4 21 6 18 9 II 6 40 persons attorney in the State of Maine. All having demands against the estate of said de- persons *d for a hard to eradicate still exists In France Junction 7 » 12 08 4 88 (0 24 (9 18 (6 47 having demands against the estate of said de- like affair, and with every Washington .j ceased are desired to present the same for Franklin Road. 12 17:. (6 82 9 26 6 56 ceased are desired to present the same for “8e a extent than In any other settlement, and all indebted thereto are re- the cardinal bad more de- to greater 12 M. (8 40 9 36 7 05 settlement, and all indebted thereto are grown Hancock.i.i to make immediatelv. re- While the Anglo-Saxon has 7 18 *11 38 12 29 4 50 6 43 9 38 7 08 quested payment to make wrmined pressed the band of country. Waukeag (Sullivan ferry). Ozias B. Pkttenuill. quested payment immediately. Having Mt Desert •? 25 45 (12 85 fS 00 ti 50 45 15 Hattik E. Shekman. “oh it. the Latin and Teutonic Ferry.»r .jm §9 §7 Hancock, 8, 1918. of them, he set out for the Palais abandoned Sullivan... t7 50 >12 55 112 55 July Bucksport, July 9, 1918. retain It. Rut nowhere is It Hancock Poict. t8 10 tl 20 tl 00 “‘obelleo. afterward railed the Palais races still 20.§10 subscriber notice that Sorrento.. '8 25 .! tl 30 tl 80. <5 JO t7 10 10 §7 35 hereby gives as It whs In France when §10 he has been admin- ovale and so deadly Bar Harnor..»r *8 20 *12 85 t2 10 >5 45 t7 80 45 56 THE duly appointed subscilber notice that today occupied by ahops. §10 §7 istrator of estate of hereby gives tried to break It *9 05 *1 15. '8 thq she Meanwhile Lieutenant Durant waa a Cardinal Richelieu Seal Harbor.. .j 15 t8 20 .j §8 46 THE has been duly appointed executrix *9 25 .1 *1 35 ‘6 40 t8 4 JOSEPHINE! H. late of BUCKS- of the last will and are several hundred Northeast Harbor §9 05 HAYFORD, testament of Poisoner, Proud Today there *9 40 * 8 bewailing his fate. up Southwest Harbor. *1 55.| *7 00 M §9 25 PORT, GALEN H. SMITH, late of *°d In France, but *9 45 *1 t6 56 t8 GOULDSBORO, on the duels fought annually Manset.I .J 50,.| 50|. §9 20 in the of sensitive, bis mind dwelt • county Hancock, deceased, and in the county of Hancock, deceased, and one result fatally, the ob- /( Stops on signal or on notice to conductor. Daily, Sundays included, t Dally, bonds as the law directs. All 'outsmpt with which his brother offl- rarely does except persons given bonds as the law directs. A11 per- Sunday. § Sundays only. givenaving demands against the estate of said de- sons having demands the wou*<* of each of the combatants being H. D. WALDRON, against estate rep*lre him when he met ject ceased are desired to present the same for of said deceased are desired to present tlT*em the other, and at the letting General settlement, and all indebted thereto are re- the same for again for not keeping an engage- to “pink” Passenger Agent. settlement, and all indebted affair la GEORGE H. HOBBS. quested to make payment immediately. thereto are to make im- ®ont to a few drops of blood the requested payment fight. He heard the clock* of Vice-President & General Manager. Widbbr T. Hill. mediately. Cynthia V. Smith. off. Maine. 1,1913. West Hbout strike 11. For an boar he usually called Portland, Bucksport, July Gouldsboro, July 10,1918. aot>fTti*munt0. Ocean Ship* Sow Secda. COUNTY NEWS. Paring the last few year* botanists lave noticed that there has been a 8UN3KT. LOST IN A treat leveling up of plants on the In- wife have to of Maine Greeley Small and gone State | numerable Islands scattered over the Portland. Pacific. The vegetation of two Islands Roberta have their cottage FOG ;,000 miles apart is as likely us not to The opened >e exactly the same, while formerly for tbe season. difference. and are PRIMARY B. THOMAS R. DEAN here used to tie marked Mathew Tsy family spending The reason is said to be the steamship. their vacation at tbe old borne. The Paciflc is now covered with a net- Lottie Lufkin, of Oceanville, and Evelyn work of steamer routes At each port at “'The Firs”. It was summer, and I was on the Eaton ere employed List of REPUBLICAN Candidates to lx- voted for in the he wind a One of almost Third Seashore. Desirous of getting away pours powder The remains of Samuel Cola, who died Congressional District nvisible seeds over each and ship were ben for inter- from every one, I started out for a in Hampden, brought on 28. 1913. plows ashore some of those she reeelv- July walk on the beach. I had gone sever- ment. j kl at previous ports of calL Thus al miles perhaps (1 could have walked Chester Birnie, accompanied by two ihips are. without knowing it. altering on the same stretch of sand for half friends, is at F. L. Sylvesters for down, or a list of candidates or ! ;he vegetation of the Pacific Islands. camping Penalty wilfully defacing, tearing destroying -|H-ei- a without au obstacle) • bore. day meeting ! Trains sow seeds t<*i. At any rale. saw a bank of cloud In men ballot, five to one nr mired dollars. when 1 coming ! :hat is the explanation offered by bota- Mrs. Wilson and daughter, Mrs. Conant, from the ocean. In a few minutes 1 are Mr*. Wiliam ! lists for the way In which the middle of Rockland, visiting J. E. ALEX ANDER, was In It. The wind that of State. enveloped nest is growing plants that once bo- Powers. Secretary bad It In died down to a dead brought onged to the Atlantic const. Even tile Rev. Henry Burreaa held a special meet- and was still. calm, everything rarren eastern slojies of the Rockies ing for tbe young people last Sunday I I bad my bearings and. | thought ire now growing trees that were never evening. turning, started back toward my ho- of man. The I planted by the band William Ooolen, wbo baa been borne for MAKE A CROSS X IN THE SQUARE TO THE RIGHT OF THE NAME OF was for I — THE tel. But 1 off my course, I have done the Stray ‘rains sowing. a few days, returned to North Haven had not far before 1 stepped on gone Stories. Saturday. PERSON YOU WISH TO VOTE FOR. FOLLOW DIRECTIONS AS TO THE the verge of a shallow indentation In Mrs. Etta with of sand filled with water left the Lufkin, daughter, the by Tax Scheme That Pailed. NUMBER OF CANDIDATES TO BE MARKED FOR EACH OFFICE. A Portland, is eisiting her mother, Mrs. ADD NAMES outgoing tide. It was evident that I Itself Switzerland has always prided Cole. had been Into the ocean. I Zylpbia BY walking I an Its Independence, and in fiscal mat- WRITING OR PASTING STICKERS. IN BLANK SPACES AND MARK X TO turned and started as 1 Mrs. M. A. Holden and Mrs. Ethel again, suppos- ; tors this proud spirit, which will brook toward the dunes, but 1 must have fia-krll and son Arnold, of Quincy, Mass., RIGHT OF SUCH NAMES. DO NOT ERASE NAMES. ed. no interference with the rights of the for 1 walked on nud on for are here for the remainder of the season. swerved, Individual, even by the state in quest on sand. Then I stood stlll. some time of revenue, has sometimes been ex- Mrs. Annie Schroeder,of Fsneuil, Mass., It was a sensation, standing her singular hibited in curious ways, says the Pall accompanied by granddaughter there, all direction obliterated—some- Mall Gazette As the Inquisitorial Frances, bas opeued “Tbe Thistle" for tbe For Representative to Congress Vote for ONE thing like being In perfect darkness or methods of income tax collectors are summer. on the ocean out of of land. No, sight abhorrent to the freedom loving Swiss, Ospt. William Haynes came into the of It was like It was like neither these: boxes were once set up in several can- harbor Saturday in hia yacht Vagabond, i ROY C. HAINES, of Ellsworth wondered If Itself only. But 1 being tons to receive the voluntary contribn- He sailed Monday, taking George Coolen : In would resemble suspended space tlona of loyal citizens. It was hoped as one of his crew. the sensation I experienced. Then sud- on the JOHN A. of Ellsworth that tills method of relying pub- Prof. G. 8. C. Soutbwortb and wife, Dr. i PETERS, a voice came out of the sur- would denly lic spirit of the people prove John S. Harrison, wifs and two children vapor. It was a girl’s voice, in for rounding successful raising money public Ada and Thurston, of Gambier, U., are at as clear and distinct as If In sounding ends; but, alas for human nature. the Soutbwortb cottage. fob spoken in the stagnant atmosphere the course of time the collectors on Lightning Friday afternoon struck lowing a snowstorm. opening the boxes found nothing bat- the house of Miss Clara Haynes, went trousers buttons. So the voluntary sys- through two chambers, knocking off I was so startled at the sudden break tem, after fair trial, had to be reluc- plastering. It also struck the flag*pole of the surrounding oblivion that It did tantly abandoned in favor of a dec- and splintered it and struck a tree. State of Maine not occur to me to make a sound my- laration of capital and Income which The ladies1 circle was en- self. There was something In the U liable to official investigation. delightfully change from Isolation to contiguity tertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Richard Enowlton. Mrs. Wollen that seemed like passing from nothing- Napoleon's Weapon Ruaty. the circle with a box of beautiful ness to life. Then, too, the density of In recalling the sword which Napo- presented PRIMARY gifts which she had fashioned herself for the atmosphere Imparted a melodious leon presented to the Russian Gratal the annual which is to be held in the tone to the voice that harmonised with Duke Constantine at Tllsltt on the oc- fair, library rooms Aug. 13. a chord In my own being. 1 had plen- casion of the treaty between Napoleon July 21. Sadie. List of DEMOCRATIC Candidates to t>c voted for in the ty of time within a few seconds to feel and Russia in 1807, a Paris newspai>er Third Congressional District all these things before I said: asserts that, although Napoleon al- POND. GREAT on 1913. “And here am I.” ways carried two pistols In his saddle, July 28, A party came by automobile to Wesultu Bound does not of Itself give direc- be very rarely used them, fils service camp Saturday. tion. and I knew not whence the sword, as he called It was so rusted Mrs. Williams and Mias Colburn for or a list of or words I had heard came. But In an- In lta sheath that at the battle of Lucy Penalty wilfully defacing, tearing down, destroying candidates sjjoci- other moment the fog directly before Arcls-snr-Aube In 1814 he bad to call went to Bangor Saturday. men five to one hundred dollars. me darkened, then resolved Itself Into an ald-de-camp to help him draw It Mrs. A. £. Mace was a guest of Mrs. ballot, a girl’s figure. Seeing me, a stranger It Is also said that the emperor, Garland a few days last week. J. E. or State. she then stood a cloak and ALEXANDER, to her, stepped back, whose figure in long gray Hon. F. E. Mace, of Augusta, was a guest Secretary Is had still. “blcorne" everywhere familiar, of Ezra Williams and wife over Friday. “Are you lost?" 1 asked. made for himself a helmet and breast- Dr. and Mrs. Edgerly, with their chil- “Indeed I am." was the reply. “A plate set with emeralds and diamonds. dren, were at T. H. Mclnincb’s Thursday. girl friend and I were caught In the But on first trying them on he found The meeting of the club MAKE A CROSS X IN THE SQUARE TO THE RIGHT OF THE NAME OF THE fog. She stepped out ahead of me that he looked too much like a Roman Neighborhood will be held with Mrs. Fred Colson next and we became separated. I called warrior, and he discarded them. ThU PERSON YOU WISH TO VOTE FOR. FOLLOW DIRECTIONS AS TO THE her.” armor that Napoleon had on but once Thursday. _,."4 would be happy to guide yon.” I Is today to Jjj seen under glass In the J. T. Giles, of Ellsworth, was a guest of NUMBER OF CANDIDATES TO BE MARKED FOR EACH OFFICE. ADD NAMES said, "but I am unable to guide my- army museum. C. W. Emery from Tuesday until Thurs- self. bad better day. Thia was Mr. Giles' first visit here PASTING However, you permit 4 4 BY WRITING OR STICKERS IN BLANK SPACES AND MARK X TO for thirteen HU me to stand by you till the fog lifts." English Official Red Taps. years. old friends were “I’m afraid my friend may have In “Memories of the Sea" Admiral glad to see him. RIGHT OF SUCH NAMES. DO NOT ERASE NAMES. walked Into some quicksand or water Penrose Fitagerald says that one day. Quite a party improved the beautiful or something. She was with me a after Lord Gilford had been retired evening of Wednesday by a moonlight few minutes and has ago suddenly from the quarterdeck for a spell to a aakl on the lake, a call on Mrs. Patterson disappeared.” position In the admiralty office, an old at Wesuitu camp, a picnic lunch on shore, For Representative to Congress Vote For ONE “Call her." I suggested. friend and shipmate visited him there making fire-works of the burning brands ^"Helen, Helen!" called my compan- and found him sitting at his desk, up as they threw them in the water. ion. to hts eyes In papers, nursing his July 20. E. SAMUEL W. GOULD, of Skowhegan She elicited no response. wounded wrist, silent and morose, "We aa well I SEAWALL. may go on." said; pondering a question be did not seem “doubtless we shall come out some- able to solve. John Ward ia making a trip in the I W. R. PATTANGALL, of Waterville where. Don’t about friend. worry your "That pile of papers you see there." Evelyn G. There are no on this beach.” quicksands said he. “Is the result of three months' Mildred Parker ia visiting friends at We moved—In what direction we j heated controversy as to whether the Bar Harbor. knew not—and chatted as we proceed- In the are to he boys training ships Lula Newman ia employed at W. H. ed. There seemed a great change, a j supplied with pewter spoons or wheth- Maneet. relief from the Isola- Ward’s, great preceding er they are to dip up the new ration Gladys Newman bas returned to her from Stonington last wr*k to work for Monday for Bluehill, where »he will tion to this companionship. I certain- of treacle with their bread and without COUNTY NEWS. spend felt and the cloee home in Waltham, Maas. tbe White Granite Go. several day». ly It, girl kept very the use of and we have not set- spoons, H. to me. as If fearing she might lose me C. E. Metcalf and wife spent the week- July 21. July 21. U. tled it yet." | _ NORTH CARTIN'E. as she had lost her friend. end at their cottage here. ATLANTIC. Fred Conner is baying for C. M. Leacb. EAST LAMOINE. i'What Is that7" she asked suddenly. Herbert Moore left tor bis j Tbs Split Farthing Club. Saturday Miaa of Vermont, is Dr. Briggs, Tiaiting Miss Lila Ounbar is borne from a visit Matter Henry of Bar Harbor, it "Whatr to men home in Winter Hill, Mass. Brown, A club limited In membership and Mrs. » She but I saw She j Gage. In Castine. visiting hia aant, Mite Ague* Boynton. pointed, nothing. themselves to the The Cleveland left for who agreed to stint party Friday in Seaside half told me that she had seen The picnic supper given Mrs. Lowrena Rice ha* to of is visit* something to Increase their their home in Massachusetts. gone Randy George Dealalet, New York, utmost In order pos- in honor of Dr. I. B. dark moving beside us, but as soon as Tuesday evening Point tor an indefinite slay. ing hia parents, W. P. DasUle* and wife. sessions was the Split Farthing club Mias of ia visit- she It Mary Donovan, Boston, and family, was largely attended. spoke quickly faded. Gage John P. of : Hon. George and of of Loudon. One member Is reported to ing Everett Newman and wife. Leach, Camden, recently Thompson family, We went on for some time, but all Tbe lawn given by Mra. 8. G. bad his so darned that party visited hi* mother, Mr*. Mary L. Leach. Brewer, are occupying the cottage. have garments Vira of was sand. The beach was broad, very Mrs. Stanley, Manset, spent Btockbridge Saturday evening was there was not enough of the original Mrs. hatnuel L. Bates and children re- Mr. and family, of Old broad, and the ebb tide went out a Wednesday with Mrs. K. E. Newman. thoroughly enjoyed, in spite of the left to show the texture. The mem- turned Raturday to (heir home in Port- Town, are occupying W. P. Deeltlet’ log great distance. I did not wonder that Albert King, who has been with his showers. bers presented so starved an appear- land. cabin. we reached nothing different Then I brother the past six months, ia in of tbe It was said there was not an “Spec,” telling graduates ance that Miss Annie B. Conner was the of saw a dark spot moving near us. My home. did not guest Fred Brown, of Waltham. Mass., who ounce of fat the lot from Caatime normal school, among Mr*. Millard Clement at West Penobscot has companion saw tt too, and. frighten- July 21. T. E. D. of Miaa Beasie Joyce, one of our spent hia vacation with hia family _ apeak last sresa. to me. here, returned home ed, clung moat popular young ladies, and one who Monday. No Uso In Objecting. PENOBSCOT. Mr*. J. F. of I am not superstitious and had It not has the wishes of all in tbe work Blower*, Bandy Point, who The was standing In good Barnard Teiman and wife, of New York, been for would have cynical person Gordon A Florrette gave ha* been the guest of Mr*. L. W. ha* my companion moving-pic- which she has chosen. Rice, were mother, front of a part of an exhibition of guests of Mrs. Teiman‘a sprung toward the spot to discover tures at the town hall Friday and Satur- Tost. returned borne. July 20. Mrs. B. Y. last week. local art talent labeled "Art Ob- _ Dealalea, whether It was human. But I found day evenings. Board man West left Thursday for Bos- jects." TRENTON. Mrs. W. C. who underwect ■*> that clinging of a fair girl so delight- Master Kenneth Shaw, of Somerville, ton, after a visit with hia mother and Wallace, "Well, 1 suppose Art does object ful that I preferred to remain as I is ill of tonailitis at the home of George Stafford, of Bar Harbor, spent the brother Edward. operation at the Eastern Maine general blame but there Maas., was. 1 reassured In a and 1 can't her, last u» slowly. my companion Mrs. Judith Waite. week-end at the Stafford farm. Mrs. hospital week, improving to be for Rosa Wardwell and children are nearer than doesn't seem any help It” whisper, putting my 111* The children and teachers of the Metho- returned home from an to he Inter Ocean. Miss Natalie Young Saturday extended visit to her par- Harry Coolidge makes regular trips necessary to her ear and feeling her finally said.—Chicago dist Sunday school enjeyed a picnic in the from Caetine, where she has been attend- ents at Cape Rosier. Bar Harbor every Tuesday and .Saturday warm breath. I kept my eyes on the the oak grove at Moses Littlefield’s shore ing school. Mrs. Minnie afternoon with bis motor boat, taking while she turned her face toward Locks That Way. Knapp, of Boston, is enter- spot afternoon. About were and criminals are more Tuesday fifty Mra. Connie Woodworth and son Harold, a number of passengers freight. me that she not see It 1 was "Many desperate taining large guests at ber might and all a t ime. N. have served a number of present enjoyed pleaaant of Bar Harbor, spent Tuesday night and cottage on the Shore road. July 22. puzzled as to what It could be, but 1 after they terms In remarked the new Bernard D. Varnum and family, of Wednesday with her parents, Benjamin J»iy L. believed tt to be gome animal, though prison," _ member of the club. Togus, apent Sunday with A. E. Varnum Jordan and wife. I could hear no footsteps. CASTINE. must be of a and wife. Mr. Vernum has accepted a July 21. ‘It must be a ghost!” I said In a “Yes; they possessed __Mar. born of position at See report with the Bangor A E. H. Carpenter spent last week in husky stage voice, whereupon my com- courage convictions,’' agreed BAYSIDE. Aroostook railroad, and left this morn- Boston. , to me the which the man who knows—Buffalo Express. WORRY WASTES panion clung tighter, ing to begin his new duties. Mrs. Var- Mra. L. of Ellsworth, waa Emily Smith, Pauline Devereox more than work times was the effect I Intended to produce. num and daughter Myrle will remain ben Faye spent several energy many a guest last week at the Cushman cottage. condition Suddenly the fog began to clear, and Prstty Lazy. a few days longer. days last week in Bangor. over. A disturbed mental their balance. the laziest man 21. WOODLOCKE- The Grlndala sue at cottage. Mr. puts all the functions out of with that rapidity with which foga "Nodles Is positively July Arthur Patterson spent several days the Grindal to Ellsworth daily, either in Life’s processes then go on with take themselves and I know. He has an Invention fixed so goes last week in Waterville on sometimes away, business. wear. To bring his auto or motor boat. greatest effort ami revealed the of a that by merely pulling a wire In bed EAST BLCEHILL. figure girl walking Mrs. Whitney and daughter, of Win- quick relief, atop worrying if possible, from be can the fire, but that doesn't The White Granite Co. started work E. E. Proctor, a business man of Wake- F.' At- rapidly away us. light up chester, Mass., are guests of Mrs. W. C. take a dessertspoonful of “L. is the Shute cot- •‘Why. It’s Helen!” exclaimed my seem to improve matters." Friday. field, Maas., occupying Brown. wood's Medicine to act on the bowels. Pleasant beach. With him are bis of companion. "I believe ahe has bean "Why not?” Mrs. went to Sullivan tage at This soon eases the feeling pres- Harvey Long WUliam F. Jude and fol- one son. wife left In their and comfort near us all the while,” “He's too lazy to pull the wire." Harbor last wile and sure, a condition of Wednesday. car on Monday tor Ellsworth, where “Helen!” she called. they lows. Mrs. Nellie Ridlon and daughter Leila will spend several weeks at their Here’s what a sufferer says The and turn- No Difference. EAST SURRY. camp. retreating girl stopped home from Portland tor a few weeks. 9 are Mrs. Q. W. Patterson will “I have used your "L. F. Atwood see she what does give a talk at ed. I could that the surprise "Papa, being disappointed Miaa Ivy B. Clark, of San Francisco, has Medicine and tind it for Head- Mrs. Gladys Halfkenney, of Boston, is her home on Main street after- good showed was She ns In love mean?" been Clark wife. Thursday and feigned. Joined Richard visiting Curtis and ache, derangement of the Stomach viaiting her mother, Mrs. Grindle. noon, at 3 on an on her face and either or o'clock, "Jerusalem." All It helps with amused smile “Why. marrying being jilted and and Liver, and Constipation. Thomas Dodge wife and Mr. are invited. confessed that she had heard tha the are In love with."— Miss Susie Long, who teaches in Wake- cordially and relieves gas in tne by girl you Mra. of are at tbe home of my appetite is her vacation with Miller, Bangor, words “Here I am.” but. to Houston Post field, Mass., spending The seeaion of the summer school closed stomach.'* thinking Mra. Eva Treworgy for an extended visit. had remained silent her si ter, Mrs. Luther Bridges. last week, after a successful term. Tbi* Mrs. Florence N. Bobbins. bother her friend, July 22. C. Me. to she heard Miss who works ______was the largest school ever held Augusta, When she was about reply Fact, Margaret Wardwell, here, “L. F. At- there If you have never used am si- in last week with her “How’s husband this being about in attendance. a my “And here I.” She had kept "The one thing that we had better Portland, spent your morning, eighty wood’* write to-day for Wardwell and wife. Mra. Finegan?" “Oh, he’s poorly, yer Medicine, lent to get a bit of fun out of it and off until tomorrow we seldom do." parents, W. M. Mr*. E. M. Carter, of who has free put pverence! It's a mighty expensive disease Brockton, sample. succeeded. Richard the two weeks hod "What Is thatr Luther Bridges, George Carter, he’s got. Tbe doctor says I’ve to kape speot past in Castine, the “L. F.” MEDICINE CO., Portland. We three In time became fast friends. “Worry."—Boston Record. Grindle end Leeter Grindle came home him in good spirits.” guest of ber sister, Mrs. M. A. Collins, left Me.