Cllfisswtl) ELLS WEDNESDAY DECEMBERjmerfruti. 1914. i WORTH, MAINE. AFTERNOON, 2, !“7ES ABL\m^B No. 48. abbcrtiscmcnta. LOCAL AFFAIRS. tote, Charleston, for Thanksgiving, and tt&bnfwinents. Morton Whitcomb from the University of Maine. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TBI8 WEEK. ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Iva B. Scott, of Enfield, who is Lost—Robe. Strand Theatre. attending Bangor high school, spent the In its Notice—John G Davis. Thanksgiving recess with L. M. Scott and announcing membership in Moore’s Drug Store. Union wife. Trust J A federal McGown—Shoes. Company the reserve Sinclair’s Orchestra. system Hoy C. Haines returned Monday from a fin effect Nov. David Friend—Fur Coats. 16) Century Boot Shop—8hees. visit to Boston and New York. He at- ELLSWORTH, ME. Sheriff's sale—Charles M Wilson. tended the Yale-Harvard foot ball game at Mr: NATIONAL Bangor, New Haven. BURRILL BANK, New York Syndicate. OF ELLSWORTH Bucksport, Me: Thursday evening of next week, “A Capital, $100,000. Surplus, $100,000 Bucksport Loan and Building Association- Night in Vaudeville,” under the manage- further assurance that it is more than Statement. can give now, ever, in an ment of Sinclair's orchestra, will be the Assets, $1,700,000 to render an Rockland, Me.: advantageous position unexcelled service, attraction at Hancock hall. combining Wanted—Agent. First” with efficiency in Sav- ••Safety every department—Check, Portland, Mb.: Mrs. Mary Perkins left last week to and Safe Deposit. ings Twitchell-Champlain Co. spend the winter with her sisters, Mrs. The merit of a bank lies in its strength and in the application of Lynn, Mass.: Uavinia Reeves, in Bangor, and Mrs. its strength for the benefit of its depositors and the community. the “A Brief Wanted—Lady Agents. Fannie Arey, in Write (or Booklet, Explanation." It tells how in an easy-to- Bucksport. The resources and experience of this tank, its efficient and con- understand, readable Yours for the Harry C. Stratton and wife, of Wal- way. asking. CONDEN8ED TIME TABLE. servative management and the efforts of officials and employees to in tham, Mass., arrived yesterday. Mr. Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at every way please and satisfy its patrons place this bank in a partic- a. Stratton will but a few while 7.18,11.46 m., 4.14, p. m. stop days, and enable It Look for the "riember” Trains leave Ellsworth for the west at 11.06 a. ularly strong position to render banking service of sign Mrs. Stratton will remain for a longer m., 6,36. 10.52 p. m. the order. To this our customers in Hancock and visit. very highest Washington counties, numbering more than 5,000, can testify. SCHEDULE OF MAILS The Ellsworth town basket ball team If you are not already deriving the benefits and advantages of- AT bllswobth postofpicb. met defeat in its first game of the season fered this we extend an invitation to become a In effect Sept. 27, 1914. at Bar Harbor last Friday night, when by bank, customer, met the Y. M. C. A. team of Bar Harbor. feeling confident that you will be highly pleased with the results. mails rbcbivbd. to Save Now. The score was 42-11. Begin Money From West—7.18 a m; 4.14, p m. From East—11.06, 6.36, and 10.52 p ra. The first basket-ball game of the season To to save is as as begin fully important the MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOFFICB in Ellsworth will be played next Friday Union Trust Company Goino|Wbst—10.30 a m; 5 and 9 pm. amount you save, or the of your evening at Hancock hall, between the frequency deposits a 3.45 ra. Going||East—6.46 m; p high school teams of Ellsworth and South- to save with this bank's Begin NOW, help, and west Harbor. A dance will follow. Registered mail should be at postoffice half you’ll be surprised to see how quickly your deposits an hour before mail closes. Arrangements are being completed by the ladies of the Baptist aid society for will total the interest which we up—plus earnings WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH. their annnal sale to be given next Tuesday “If the young man ever to succeed in busi- will add Call or write. and Wednesday in the vestry. There will expects regularly. For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday, be a program, largely music, each even- ness he must be economical. No matter how small Dec. 1, 1914. ing. [From observations taken at the power the sum the boy or young man is he should station of the Bar Harbor & Union River Arthur I. Studor, wife and little son, receiving, Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation is re- save a of his given in inches for the twenty-four hours who have spent the summer here, have always portion income.” ending at midnight.] turned to New York. Mr. Studor’s Weather Precip- Temperature condition* itatiou mother, Mrs. H. L. D. Woodruff, with son Hancock Luman, accompanied them for a short County Savings Bank, 4am 12 m forenoon afternoon visit in New York. Wed 83 — 40— cloudy cl’dy.fair Established 1873. Ellsworth, Me. Thurs 81— 45— fair fair %4There will be a musicale at the home of Fri 33— 48— cloudy,fair fair Roy C. Haines to-morrowr evening, the Sat 24— 30— clear clear proceeds for the Unitarian church fund. Sun 17— 40— clear c.’ear Miss Sophie Walker will be soloist, and ness on the road. At present his brother, NORTH ELLSWORTH. Mon 33— 48— fair fair there will be a program of choice selec- John E. Sawyer, is in charge at the store. Tue8 39— 44— cloudy fair, fog W. M. Higgins is building a piazza on tions on the Victrola. is the musical for Total precipitation f->r Nov., 3.25 in. Following program his house. Average for Nov. 33.35° New-s was received in Ellsworth last next Sunday morning at the Congrega- temperature H. F. Maddocks and wife were in Bar Average temperature for Nov., 1913, 41.1° w-eek of the death at Boston on November tional church: Prelude, “Marche A in Vaudeville Harbor last week. Night ai.lon p. royal, observer. 26 of Miss Marie Louise Tincker. Older Solennelle,” Lemaigre; anthem, “If Ye Smith is his residents of Ellsworth will remember her Love Me, Keep My Commandments,” Eugene visiting grand- parents at Indian River. Hancock December 1914 Fred D. Fields, who has been ill several as the daughter of the late Hon. Richard Nevin; offertory, “Berceuse,” Delbruck; Hall, Thursday Evening, 10, “Marche Gounod. Mrs. Louise Moore is her days, is much improved. Tincker, formerly of this city. postlude, Komaine,” visiting nnder of Sinclair’s Orchestra The choir is composed of Misses Mae brother, M. K. Haslam, at Waltham. management ( Supper will be served at the Unitarian At the Strand moving-picture theatre Bonsey, Margaret King and Hazel Giles, Fred Moore and Al. Manning, of Bar vestry this evening at 6.30. last Monday and Tuesday the opening Mi** Nln Alien. Indian and Cow Girl I Mr. J. We*eolf, Bell* and Xylophone. sopranos; Mrs. J. A. Cunningham and at H. F. Maddocks’. novelties. j series of the great serial drama, “Trey o’ Harbor, spent Sunday Mr M ailer J. Clark. Jr Rube Sketch \ L. M. Scott has gone to Lagrange for a Miss Carrie Russell, altos; O. W. Tapley, Mr. Jainra Marry**, 'Cellist. Hearts,” was presented. This picture Miss Geneva Smith, of Portland, re- Hl»» Alible Stevens, Cornetlst hunting trip of two weeks. J. A. Miss Ida will be on the bill at the Strand for tenor; Cunningham, bass; visited her Mr. Hiirol.l •*. play cently sister-in-law, Mrs. Itlgglu*, Lightning .HI** I*-belie Palvy. in her original v Nokomis Rebekah is Cartoonist. lodge arranging each and Brown, organist. Inez Smith. dances. Monday Tuesday evening. Spanish j for a dance to be given soon. Mr II*rf ilnmor, the man who will H. of James M. of and Mis* Mina Brook* an«l Mr Karl Bradford Lord, Hermon, and Miss McNulty, 2d, Bangor, Mrs. Freeman Cousins, of Kennebunk is make you laugh and cry. j W. A. Alexander has purchased the Falvy, in comedy sketch entitled / Reta F. Furness, of Kenduskeag, were Miss Mildred A. Coffin, of Northeast spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Mr* Ida L «Mnrlalr, Violinist. A Slight Mishap. I McKay camp at lower Patten pond. married at the Baptist parsonage in Ells- Harbor, were married at St. Joseph’s Hannah Maddocks. Home. Sweet Home the World Over, Orchestra Miss Delia Hopkins, who has spent the w'orth, on Thanksgiving day, by Rev. P. Catholic church in Ellsworth last Satur- Chelsea Piper, of Eastbrook, recently past four months in Boston, is at home. A. A. Killam. They left for a short wed- day, by Rev. P. F. Flanagan. A nuptial spent several days here with his daughter, Mrs. John F. of They will reside in Hermon. mass followed the ceremony. Members > Bradbury, Salem, Mass., ding trip. Mrs. Arthur Nason. T *Ui FOLLOWED BY A GRAND BALL of families of the bride and is visiting her mother, Mrs. John B. Dean. The annual of Green Mountain the groom meeting Chester A. of the were Miss Laura Tracy, of Maddocks, principal Mrs. Arthur W. Austin spent Thanks- Pomona grange will be held in Ellsworth present. Northeast Harbor, and Felix L. Ryan, of high school at South Braintree, Mass., •Music Sinclair's Orchestra, of Ten Pieces. giving in Bangor, with her sister, Mrs. W. to-morrow. The Ellsw’orth Merchants’ by attended the as maid-of- spent the Thanksgiving recess here with J. Logan. association will serve a dinner to the Bangor, couple man. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- his wife. Miss Ruth who at Odd Fellows hall. honor and best Maddocks, Mrs. James E. has to Old grangers Ellsworth Lynch gone will reside in w’here the teaches at Hancock, was home for the day. REFRESHMENTS Served R. H. Smith a cordial Nulty Bangor, by Town for the winter, Mr. Lynch being will give the grangers welcome. groom is engaged in the lumber business. The ball of Senator Hale employed there. masquerade WEST ELLSWORTH. hose at Hancock hall last Wed- The union Thanksgiving service at the A in ission. 25c. Reserv ed Seats, 35c. Dance Tickets, 50c C'apt. John Q. Adams and wife are visit- company Roland Davis is ill. 1 nesday evening, brought out a large at- Unitarian church last Thursday evening very Ti »>» on rale at Moore’* drug-store Monday, December 7. ing their son Howard and daughter Alice with in The was well attended. Rev. J. W. Tickle, School next with the in Massachusetts. tendance, many masque. begins Monday prize for the prettiest costume was pastor of the church, conducted the ser- same teacher—Iva Treworgy, of Surry. annual of The meeting Irene chapter, Revs. P. A. A. awarded to Miss Helen Nealley, and that vice, assisted by Killam, William who has been work- O. E. S., for the election officers, will be Carlisle, J for the funniest costume to Earl Falvy. R. B. Mathews and T. 8. Ross. Mr. held Friday evening. ing in Bluehill, is home. “The Difference Jesus Christ is Mak- Mathews delivered an eloquent sermon, The of this Angie Hardison, of Sullivan, called on Object j The “wayback fellers” will give their finding cause for thanksgiving even in ing: (1). In Regard to Child Life,” is to her Mrs. H. P. Carter, last week. third annual ball at Hancock hall on Mon- the war in in the sister, | be the topic of the sermon at the Uni- frightful Europe Dec. 28. afforded of a of Alvin Grindle, of North Sedgwick, was Advertisement day evening, tarian church next Mr. glimpses it quickening Sunday morning. of of the of it all. the Saturday night guest H. P. Carter. Miss Mary F. Hopkins, Orono, was Tickle will deliver his first talk on spirit humanity underlying ii to inf ,ruj a need of of in- very reader of The American, who lias any kind also as one of the causes Millard Carter and of Ellsworth the week-end guest of relatives and Mieterlinck’s fairy play, “The Blue Bird,” He mentioned wife, turance for out of the visited his John H. that ail our policies combine broad protection and prompt settle friends in Ellsworth. to the adult bible class immediately after thanksgiving growing Falls, father, Carter, war the enforcement of nation-wide pro- last week. Bents with the lowest possible rates. The schooner Henrietta A. Whitney, the service. Questions and discussion are hibition in Russia and the efforts to con- after discharging coal for C. W. Grindal, invited. Alvah Giles, Jessie Dinsmore, Cato sale absinthe hauled in trol the manufacture and of Meader and M. were guests of c. w. & F\ has up Surry bay. The young people’s Unitarian club will Libby I_MASON, in France. Music was furnished by a here last week. ELLSWORTH. MAINE Dr. Harry C. Mason end family, of Old meet at the home of Miss Erva Giles next friends and relatives mixed choir, a feature of the musical pro- Town, spent Thanksgiving with his pa- Monday evening at 7.30. The literary gram being a solo by Miss Opal Harrison, Lad it s’, rents, C. W. Mason and w ife. topic will be “(I) England, Its Govern- COMING EVENTS, MitweV, Children’s. of New’ York, who was the guest here for Abie L. Friend is at home from Penn- ment. (II) England’s Position in the Youths’ STRANDTHEATRE a few days of Miss Erva Giles. ELLSWORTH* Men’s, Bovs’, for a visit of a few weeks with Present War,” to be introduced by Rev. ODD FELL >W8 BLOCK sylvania Wednesday evening, Dec. at Uni- David Friend and J. W. Tickle and Miss Walker. 2, his parents, wife. Sophia tarian Show continues from 7.00 p. m. to 10 p. m. refreshments and the hour vestry—Supper. Shoes and j relief Light .social KLLSWOKTH FALLS. i of Wed. and Fri. The woman’s corps of Win. H. H. Boots, Change pictures, Mon., will follow. Thursday evening, Dec. 3, at Society Rice post, U. A. R., will serve supper at Matinee Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 Miss Helen M. Flood is visiting in Ban- hall-Dancing echool and extra. Rubbers Grand Army hall to-morrow evening. Austin M. Foster has the contract for Admission, 10c. Children, 5c. gor. Thursday evening, Dec. 3, at Grand Mrs. D. Norris, of Bar extensive repair work on the postotflce Shirley Harbor, — Army hall Supper by woman’s relief and building, the work to commence at ouce. Clifford J. Patten went to Surry Mon- spent Thanksgiving night Friday corps; 15 cents. Blake and Evangeline for and work will include a new in Program To-Night Thursday: with her parents, G. F. Newman and wife. The copper roof day to work the w’oods. for women. Sixth in Series of and caps for the windows in the third Thursday evening, Dec. 10, at Hancock James I. Frazier and wife, of Spring- Ernest Lyman spent Thanksgiving with fie Girl of flystery and the the hall—“A Night in Sin- been story, along gutters, removal of Vaudeville,” by LP.S LUCILLE LOVE. 1 vale, who have visiting relatives in his parents, David J. Lyman and wife. clair’s Shoes for and the fancy balcony on the roof at the foot orchestra, followed by ball. Ad- boys girls. Den of Thieves Ellsworth and vicinity, returned Monday. of tbj flag staff, the repair of windows, F. B. Mixter, of Bangor, was here for mission, 26 cents; reserved seats, 35 cents; A Jealous Husband John A. Peters will leave Packard Shoes for men. Congressman and the painting of the entire building. Thanksgiving, the guest of C. J. Treworgy dance tickets, 50 cents. Tickets on sale at The Stone In the Road for to be at Saturday Washington, present and Moore’s drug store Dec. 7. Former Chief-Justice L. A. in a family. Monday, the reassembling of Congress next Mon- Emery, Bull's-Eye Rubbers. F#°,w“»-h3.*£L«r personal letter, writing of the Yale-Har- Miss Gertrude M. Flood is visiting her Wednesday evening, Dec. 28, at Han- for Friday and Saturday day. cock ball. Program vard football game, says: “The spectacle grandparents, Fred E. Grace and w’ife, at hall—Wayback Paul and Keith Killam, Frank Ander- --- The Mad Hermit was magnificent. Seventy-one thousand Green Lake hatchery. » Walter and Fernald Webster Miss Stock j son, Joy thau Mary bridge will open her A. Mary Pickford In the Sultan’s Gardeu people—more, by thousands, ever be- Walter Lake and Miss Bertha McGOWN, were at home from Higgins classical insti- Sterling annual Christmas sale, Saturday, December 5 74 A Narrow Squeak fore in the world’s history—were assem- MAIN ST., ELLSWORTH returned to Springvale Monday, after a —room in the Peters block—Advt. AMATEUR FRIDAY bled in one enclosure. The renowned NIGHT, SUffinttaemeno. week with Mr. Lake's parents. Homan Colosseum could hold no more r Mrs. W. B. Cram and Leon G. Flood Sbtwrttseawm U R O OATS Next Monday and Tuesday, Second In than forty thousand.” were home from Bangor for Thanksgiving. Don't before at the Series of the Great Serial buy looking Sidney R. Bonsey, railway mail clerk, Their sister, MisB Laura T. Flood, re- o’ son of and Mrs. R. A. Walk-E-Z Coat The Trey Hearts Free! Free! Capt. Bonsey, of turned with them for a visit. Ellsworth, was among those in injured Harry Wells, of Cambridge, Mass., who Sold DAVID FRIEND the train wreck on the Bangor & Aroos- by Dance after show Sat. night* has been here several weeks, has returned took railroad at New urge line of Done. Crystal Saturday Line Mackinaws. Dance Tickets 15c. Ladies Free GOLD FISH night. home. Mrs. Wells Repairing will remain for a Mr. Bonsey's hip, ribs and knee were in- while they last one aquarium and 2 longer visit with her mother, Mrs. Alton jured, and he received severe bruises, but gold fish with every purchase of Hex- Sargent. no bones were broken. He was brought Remember that out Albert N. Cushman all Tooth Powder, Tooth Paste, Cold The of the everything put by his clearing away burned debris Tablets or Bark at to boarding place at Bangor, where he Cherry Cough cure, and removing of the iron is nearly com- and 25c. We cannot send these fish is still confined to his bed. While his Hie Twitched Co. Electrician Contractor by pleted at the Treworgy and Whitcomb, of Champlin mail. You must call for them. injuries are not seriouB, he will be laid up Christmas ** Electric and Fixtures. Haynes & Co. short lumber mills. The &4ways «8 represented. See our ad Supplies for some time. Ellsworth. frames for both mills have been sawed in issue. Estey Building, An business transfer of the and _ this A new, Sani- important and landed, carpenters have the tim- 37-11. up-to-the-Minute Telephone week in Ellsworth was tary Soda Fountain just past the sale of ber partly framed for the bottoms of the the business of the Reliable Co. mills. The mild weather and installed. Clothing low water c-E. to Frank 8. Sawyer. Mr. Sawyer is well are favorable for the work, and it is hoped Goods Norris, Ellsworth, Maine, IRA~B. Jr. known HAGAN, throughout Hancock county be- to get the bottoms cf both mills placed be- General Contractor cause Civil Engineer, of his many years on the road as fore there is a rise of water. AT Reinforced Moore’s Rexall merchant. Mr. Concrete and Masonry. Land Surveyor. Drug travelling Sawyer pro- Boiler and a poses to continue the store in Ellsworth Setting Fireplaces Solicited. Mrs. Jewell will open her Christmas sale ‘Corruptwln|ier Swamp-Root, n,e Only a little bit, day after day: Thanksgiving dinner; iu fact, I and returned aud to great Kidney, Liv^r and Bladder Ri prepared spices a wish you two in the same year—they go well, In hand. Only the culprits knew who r,',edv Only little bit lessens the way. Tbe mild and was and if the chickens LAMOINK, 264. healing influence of anoint it when the Sabbath past Shortens the suffering, sorrow and tears, hold out —why not? had written the recipes which provok- this in most I meant to write but have been on Nov. were preparation, cases, is >o00 (Mark xv, 40 -17; Luke xxlll. 55) Only a little bit brigbteus and cheers. long ago, 24, about thirty present. ed so much mirth when they were read r(,. ever according to sworn loved Him but did not tbe rnsb since the reunion. Wasn’t that After business, games were at re- afited, statements They greatly, a little hit makes them played aloud. Only again a reunion and all, and written and verifled of believe that He would rise from the lovely day, up cess, and the following program was testimony those who have Happier women and usefuller men: pre- ] When all the recipes had been read so fine, too; nothing left for any of us to say used the remedy. so those were in a meas sented: Sketch of the life of O. W. on dead, spices Only a little from you to help live. “Amen—I was there”. each guest voted the paper she only If you feel that ure labor lost becanse of unbe- a little of all could Holmes and of your kidneys love’s Only yon g*ve; I’ve such alot that I'd like to talk about, reading “September Gale”, held for the reelin' she liked best. The require and a as Eunice from attention, wish sample bottle, lief. Note the pierced side, the blood Lighten the load, your own has been but haven't time; should miss tbe mail. I Coggins; quotations Holmes; were then collected again, and write papers lo Dr. lifted Miss char- Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. and water with all their Scriptural greet you one and all, aDd with love and v^ry solo, “Meditation,” Taylor; after the votea had been counted the y By the light and the love that around yon best acter sketches of North Lamoine Mention this paper, enclose ten suggestions and the fulfilled Scriptures wishes, good day. AUWT Maria. by pupils prize, which was a cookery book, was cents' have drifted. aud they will forward about His and not a school; a jumbled Thanksgiving dinner, gladly it to V0J being pierced —Selected Ztlla. awarded. by which was a of by Parcel Post. bone broken (John xix. 31-37; Zech game transposed spelling; Rome were serious and MOUNT DESERT. players very is sold grange notes, Grace historical Swamp-Root by every druggist 111, 10; Ex. xil. 46). Dear M. B. friends: Hodgkins; did the best they could with the limit- J. A. Somes is new in bottles of two si.es 50c and The boldness of and Nlcode- having chimneys contest in which Homer Wilbur’s side fi.oo .!oseph We sometimes hear persons say, and ed knowledge at their command. The built on his bouse. won. One mas at a time wheu all others seemed application was received. perhaps we even think it ourselves: “There others were nonsensical and amusing. to the new tomb, the min- Miss Mildred McFarland, of Trenton, \ Next week is election of officers, and the ! fail, loving is so little we can do,” we may mean little week and the fulfilled. con- is spending a few days with her sister, following there will be degree work, Use MI-O-NA istry Scripture we can do for some good cause, or to help Ballroom Etiquette. When with rich Mrs. Fred P. Smith. j cerning His grave being the the needs of others, or to make the world Ooests are privileged to arrive at a ! SatLXiWICK, 244. in His death are a fascinating record better or for others. Sometimes l)r. J. L. Urindle, wife and son Robert, ball at any hour before midnight. Men Stomach Is brighter Nov. one w as Upset Isa 27, elected to membership (Luke xxtli. 50-53; John xlx. 38-42; persons excuse theinselver from of Northeast Harbor, spent Sunday with and women cheek their wraps In their No matter bow have d'ung^tbe and three were received. Dec. long you suf- K. L. and applications 1111, 9). littie■' because cannot do the more or Dr. Grindle wife. dressing moms and bow fered from a they 4 officers will be elected. respective miserable', upset stom- It would appear from Matt xxvli. greater things. Mrs. George Salisbury and daughter courteously to those who stand by the ach, indigestion or dyspepsia, Mi-o-na — a that some of the Pharisees re- simple, inexpensive 62-66, What is that old Scotch proverb? Dorothy, of Bar Harbor, are visiting her LAKE door to receive them. prescription VIEW, 451, HAPPYTOWN. easily had at any stop- membered, as His disciples did not. a little ruaks a mickle” Loren K. Richardson and wife. If a woman Is once to drug »m “Alony (my spell- parents, Dec. 5 Lake View grange will meet for i not asked at and of quickly, safely effectively end the that He had spoken rising again ing may be a little off, but I trust you get dance she should seat herself beside A. C. Fernald, jr., left Monday for the election of officers. It is hoped all mem- distress, or it will not cost you a after three days and therefore they the idea). A few days ago an editorial in her j University of Maine, after spending bers w ill be present, as it w ill be an im- chaperon. penny. had His tomb sealed. Our lesson one of the alluded rather dis- daily papers Thanksgiving with his parents, A. C. Fer- portant meeting. As soon as a dance is over a woman, When your stomach is out of rder verses us the of give only beginning j paragingly to the work of preparing and nald and wife. should she wish to he free of her com- some foods taste good but work badly, the resurrection tell ns of into a stubborn story. They sending aid to tbe suffering poor and HARVEST WEST or feel that he Is to leave fermenting lump ;uid Richard O. Allen returned to Bowdoin HOME, 403, ELLSWORTH. panion eager the of the women to the tomb home-wrecked j surely causing sour or acid ta-te ju coming people of other countries; Nov. 28, fourteen were New her. is at to ask that he accom- college after bis present. lllierty the severe in the on first and the Sunday, spending mouth, pain in the pit of very early morning the poem reminded me how many officers will be elected Dec. 12. It was voted to r back to her seat lieslde her Thanksgiving recess with his M. pany the stomach, coated of the week to anoint His were their parents, gas, tongue, of- day body, adding mites, everywhere in to have a Christmas tree for all on Christ- ! L. Allen and wife. chaperon. fensive breath, tug: and who would roil the and to increase the restless wondering away country city, number mas When the ballroom the guests nervousness. 1 night. _ leaving stone for them. How often we find i of articles of which Master Harry E. Gray is rapidly recov- comfort, represent should farewell to the hostess and It's needless lor you to for from a NEW DEDHAM. say suffer, the stone which we would also for the distressed. It ering shooting accident in which CENTURY, 356, thought sympathy msy thank her for tile evening's pleasure. just a few Mi-ona tablets biiug joy. he lost a toe. His are Nov. 28 the follow was en- hinder us rolled when reach be a little bit” one friends pleased to ing program ful -- away we “only that may do to Silk should not tie worn on ! relief they do more, for tne»e hear he is so well. Piano Ethel gloves the We read of an alleviate tbe of a hut doing joyed: solo, Fogg; readings, little to so,-' and place: earthquake suffering multitude, i sneb an occasion. Kid ones are helps health", Warren Gerald proi>er. when He died, but this is another one how the supplies increase to shiploads \ Friends of Mrs. F. H. Somes will be Miller, Thompson; solo, | strengthen the Inflamed ami weakened Clifford recitation, Maurice Mill- stomach walls and increase the flow at His resurrection (Math xxvli, 54; when the help of the “ones” is gathered glad to learn that she is improving, after Buirill; Marcia Burrill. Five o'Clock Tea. of the so that the xxvili. 2). into a whole! an a of weeks in er; solo, digestive juices great operation couple ago An afternoon tea Is to be ! supposed stomach can cate for the food as na- Inanimate nature is moved these Having read thus far some of be Russell Brewer. by | you may hospital, late In the afternoon, not so late ns ture intended. HANCOCK. yet events while the heart of man remains sayrtig, “but should at PAMOLA, 265, charity begin Mark W. Somes left Monday for Bos- to Interfere with the {tinner hour, No matter what ails your stomach harder than home,” so for that side of the Pamola grange held an interesting the rocks. Some day ; question let ton, where be is attending a business while refreshments should t>e put your faith in Mi-o-na. (let -one 28. always we shall see these whose coun- me quote from the December American meeting Nov. The worthy lecturer, of these harmless but tablets angels, J college. He spent bis vacation with bis light. No salads or meats are required, helpful tenances are like and their Lola M. Crabtree, bad arranged a “war” from (i. A. Patcher to and eat lightning ; Magazine. parents, John Allen Souies and wife. and often a hostess confines herself to day The tirst number was answers whatever craves and raiment white as snow, and we. too. Olive s program. your appetite ; May Wilson, seventeen-year-old j As automobiles are the custom of serving hot toasted and everybody knows, to historical which were never fear distress. shall shine as the sun xxvlll. Philadelphia girl, made 5,000 children questions, given (Matt, j happy not allowed in the town of Mt. buttered English muffins with the tea. Deaert, out the week followed a de- 3-4; xiii, 43i We should be last Christmas time, and is pushing a big before, by reflecting on tbe road leading from Indian Sweet cakes are not with tea; scheme for times that only of the “War of Koses” Liz- good more of now in making many number scription by His glory these mortal Point but neither Is fruit of sort- glad this She to the through Pretty Marsh, it seems any The sim- bodies Cor. 18> How beautiful year. managed get local zie Crabtree; “Cause of Mexican War,” (II ill. that more or less of them take the fare the better be the rule post office authority to deliver her all the advantage Carl on “World’s pler may it Is that the first word from the Stratton; paper Greatest angel letters addressed to banta Claus which came of the law after dark. While Invitations are a call everything Past or Present”. interest- informal—just to these devoted women was "fear General, Very through.the mails; hitherto they bad gone is quiet and peaceful, they go through over the or a line to ask papers were on telephone not” or “be not” tverses 5, direct to the dead letter office. Last ing presented Napoleon affrighted Decem- Somesville at a break neck is friends to come for a of peed. During on up "cup tea" 6; Matt, xxvili. 5. 6i. He Himself ber she went to D. C., and tried Bonaparte by Mary Abbott; U. 8. So Washington, the three weeks some two or three 5-o'clock such a past Maude E. at day. said to the other women He to get the franking privilege on the Christ- Grant, by Bowden; Robert Lee, after had dozen have been seen and beard, going I mas sent in to the Charles Pancbo to as He allowed them packages response appeals by Johnson; Villa, by appeared Mary, through anywhere from 7 o’clock m. Dafaranca to tha to Santa Claus. She found she could not p. The closed Elderly. to hold Him and get Nancy Young. program with by the feet worship until daylight. Sunday a The deference of to the bill through Congress in time for last ! evening night a recitation I. histori- pretty youth age "Be not tell breth- by Augustus Foss, Him, afraid; go My year’s work. officer took possession of the corner. Is less in evidence these than cal questions, by Nellie Foss, and guessing days ren” (Matt- xxvili. 0, 10). Her are worked out with About 7 o’clock an automobile came roll- plans great care. j historical In former years, yet It Is always an With similar words He to the Besides pictures. spoke tbe lists of names gathered from tbe j ing into town. The driver was ar evidence of gentle hlrtb and breeding in the room that Santa Claus letters, she secured disciples upper even- j additional rested and appeared at Bar Harbor at 9 a. to be mindful of the homnge that "Peace be unto names from city missionaries. She received i 8CHOODIC, 408, WINTER HARBOR. ing, saying: you. Why m. Monday for his fine. It happened to should tie tuild to those older In years checks from prominent men aud women all Scboodic grange, No. 408, on Nov. 26, had are ye troubled? Behold my bands j ; be one of our own tow n citizens who got and wisdom. over the country, and with the funds bought an attendance of ana worked and my feot that it is I (Luke j on the wrong road. tbirty-one, Myself" over 5.000 A man his friends to presents which, with the assistance the tirst three candidates and presents young XXiv, 39-40i. Even though we fall and Nov. 30. 8. degree upon j of her family, were;put up in parcels, directed his mother, then to his father; a bus- has words of the second upon five. On account of Pa- Better fcrsake Him He only and stamped. Eves the war will not be al- bund his tneiv frleads to bis Nothing mona, which will meet here Dec. presents to 10, peace and comfort for us. Matthew lowed upset ber plans. HARBOR. father and mother first tf are butter — SULLIVAN and the election of officers Dec. a they than bread and and Mark of Luke 3, speak one angel; present, as a matter of courteey to the when the bread is made Dear Aunt Madge. Harvey Dunbar has recently been to special meeting was appointed by the Slid John speak of two. but there is no and to his wife. WatervUle on business. master to be aged, next Flour I would not write to worthy held Dec. 1, for the from William Tell discrepancy, for if there were two again sooa only to tell you in what a aad plight I found our dear Leon Orcutt spent Thanksgiving with purpose of working the third and fourth Nothing more wholesome, there was certainly one. whether the j Whan to Riaa. Nall last week when I dropped in upon her his parents in Oouldsboro. degrees on these live candidates and two either, or a better food for disciples or women saw one or two. The hostess always rises for an in- One dark, rainy night Just before the big No- others who had previously taken three because in Mias Helen'Adams, of Ellsworth, ? growing children, Neither is there any discrepancy the vember thunder shower. She met me at the spent troduction unless she is much older at W. O. degrees. William Tell is made from seemingly different positions of the door with her usual sweet smile, and when Thanksgiving Emery’s. than those whom she Is receiving. A saw I was Wheat, angels, for they can move about more she alone, that smile grew brighter. Dorothy Clark, of Franklin, was a re- DEER ISLE. man must always rise for an Intro- Ohio Red Winter than we can. The words of the She had eleven children in bed with the cent of her Fred Clark. duction. richest in nutritive value. easily guest uncle, of Voder ordinary circumstances measles, some very ill. and she Merton McGorrill, Pairtteld, is visit- angel concerning Jesus. "He is risen. Day night a woman need not rise for an Introduc- Milled a The ladies’ aid society met Thursday his by special proc stood watch by them. Others were coming ing uncle. Judge Spofford. >1 He is not here” (verse 6). are some- Charles Ward. tion either a man or a woman unless William Tell goes farther, down next afternoon with Mrs. .to morning when 1 left her. All the schools in town will Mon- additl' a t times used by ministers at a funeral begin the Introduced is much older loaves to the sack ip My took me to the state school for Miss Emma Whitaker is her person t- trip visiting day, with the same teachers as last term. wonderful bread making qua! it concerning the dead, but that is a than herself or Is boys at Portland, the soldiers’ orphans home sister, Mrs. Effie Baker, at Sullivan particularly dLstlu use of the words, for refer Rev. Orville J. of Ellsworth (g' wrong they at Bath, and to Brunswick, where 1 returned Centre. Uuptill, gulshed. lh such a case It would be to the resurrection, not to the burial a runaway boy to his people; also to Free- j Falls, will preach in the Congregational correct for her to show deference by Phillips Eaton has had a gasoline en- of the body. port, where I have a cripple child boarding— church, Dec. 6. rislug. j installed in the cellar of hia home or rather, Bhe was a bad considered a i gine to How very gracious It was of the cripple, Maurice Gross, who is attending Uni- hopeless case, when 1 took her to the pump water. Lord to tell the angel to send by the versity of Maine, spent Thanksgiving Birth Announcements. children's hospital at Portland in April, 1913. Orice of woman a special message to Peter and Bunker, Oouldsboro, spent with his parents. When you have received an an She has been in a plaster case ever since, but then to give Peter a special persona! Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. nouncement of the birth of a child to can walk and run now, and by the first of Mrs. Mary E. Smith died at Mountain- interview (verse 7; Luke xxlv, 34i Annie Bunker. u frleud that o Hit comic. HAtMr.sato January,1915, we expect her to be pronounced ville, Tuesday, after a painful illness politeness requires you after all bis base denial of his Master. cured. Dec. aid should call to after V. W. OKI MU AC Then she will be taken in to be Friday evening, 11, tho.ladies’ She leaves a husband and four daughters. inquire the health It la so—weakest lambs have mothered by our Nell until she finds a home. and Soroeis will hold a sociable at of the and Child and always society Burton mother leave is Cook, principal of the high share of their tender She very smart, and we expect it will pay the hall. articles will be on sale. card, if live In a largest shep Fancy who has your you distant all it has cost to school, been on a visit to Good herd's care. The reminded tbe cbauge her from a cripple and are unable to call should angels A sociable will be held at District hall, Will where he city you from birth by the hip being dislocated to a Farm, formerly attended ffiraRIAL-GRANUMl women tbat Jesus bad said that He Thursday evening, for the beuetit of the post your card to the mother and in- normal child at eight years of age. school, returned Saturday. Mothers would be crucified and tbe third free scribe on 3 the day I next to be to the 1 magazine library. Games, dancing "Hearty congratulations" It. Foodfor Nursing expect my trip Shnker who is in rise and when the women Joseph Howard, employed Increase* the quantity again, yet village at Alfred. 1 have had a desire and refreshments will be enjoyed. always New was called home and quality of her milk Jersey, this week and rlvee to told the disciples that He was rlseu to\isit it. Will tell you of it if I do go. Nov. 30. H. Arms Off the Table. strength by the serious illness of his father, bear the strain of nor*- their words seemed to them as idle You will be glad to know Jeonie has come Capt. The person who after meals clears a Hiram who back to East if Howard, was badly injured tales, and they believed them not (Luke Surry, (even she is within the EGYPT. space in front of him is In bad form. tk, borders of falling from the roof of his house. BABY xxlv. G-Ui. Mark xvl. 9. tbat Ellsworth) where she can get all by Yet so into ^Jor says Selden Smith killed a deer last week. many i^opie get this habit. Imperial Qranom is the of the buttermilk she wants. She looks a lot Nov. 30. Rex. food that hard. a tea to No sooner flees Jesus p| red first Mary Magda- have they finished a course Arm A better than when she met us at reunion who been ash, food bona last. Mrs. J. F. Clark, very ill, is and red blood. lene. but tbe full record of that ap- than they push the plates toward the rich, yf We all hope to see her a fat old lady. There are two reasons why some Send for Free Stun- improving. people center fx, pearance is found In John xx. 1-17. don’t mind their own business. One is of the table. Why? Well, pie and 44-p. book* Vi- Mrs. Horace of Bar “The Is not His first to her an- Pettengill, Harbor, that they haven’t any the other sometimes to their elbows on Care of bu- rvT appearing This letter of Dell’s is right in the line mind, put the bles.** is here. that they haven’t business.—Harvard Include the frM of same — visiting any other Illustration the great of this week's thought helping — here, cloth—another bit of bad table man- name* of 3 friends U> Lampoon. with babies and a truth that we saw In Ills giving Peter there and As 1 Frank H. Jordan was in Bangor on ners. ^ everywhere. read the Cute Rag DoU will ^ a special personal interview? She was following letter to B. E. 8. and Zilla business recently. be sent and aitonrusrmnna. yon. one The Last Word. I blinded by tears of unbelief, but others who have met the writer at re- Fred Bud way, of Orono, was the guest 1 JOHN CARLB * 80N8, ■ Oeflk 1M Water St, New York from her A we It Is said that the meanest nature Dl, [| word Him opened eyes. unions, took much pleasure in the of Mrs. H. E. Hodgkins last week. i thing In her case was His that Aunt Maria and usually Is successful in obtaining the peculiar thought Uncle Mark Mrs. Edith Crane, who has been here DYS-PEP-LETS MAKE YOU “Touch Me not" when He afterward were their second discordant “last word.” In regard to enjoying Thanksgiving for a few days, returned to Birch Harbor tbe other women to bold Him dinner at the same time we were partak- FORGET YOUR this no better advice than the allowed Saturday. STOMACH following ing of our first. can by tbe feet. be quoted: Mrs. L. B. Clark, with little daughter They give so much digestive comfort. CHICHESJERSPILLS To my mind the reason He gave her Dear M. B. Friends: "Any discussion which does not tend Leona, has gone to Milltf to visit Made from one of the finest formulas am not Good morning. I’m this Cooper’s b> bring two people into the one rill#toSXL&'S^M(Q> la H*4 •» bold was clear and plain. “For I yet speaking you way *hn P“' \T/ her brother, Luther Butler. ever devised. Including pepsin, bis- of bo*es, _• V •scended to My Father" (John xx. 17(. thinking is worse than useless.” A Teat for Liver Clark and wife have muth, rhubarb, mint and other car- that on His Complaint Amos gone to Another wonderful thing minatives and digestives often Mentally Unhappy—Physically Dull Exeter, N. to the winter with pre- to His Father in His resurrection H., spend scribed When to Call. way The Liver, sluggish and inactive, first shows by physicians. Sweet and their daughter, Mrs. Charles Dolloff. to Ceremonious body as our high priest He should stop itself in a mental state—unhappy aud criti- pleasant take, prompt in effect. calls are not made be- SWDBYDWIOOISTSEVfRVViHfRt cal. Never is there in living, as when Nov. 30. M. A clergyman writes: "I find tween women to her and comfort her. Hav- joy Dys- in the morning, to speak the Stomach and Liver are their work. evening doing pep-lets extremely neat, pleasant or on ing ascended and returned. He could Keep your Liver active and healthy by using and efficacious." Sunday afternoons. A man, ow- l»AfeKERc»BALSAM Dr. King’s New Life Pills; the or blind to the HAIR touch and handle Him they empty Itching, bleeding, protruding piles Why not invest ten cents in a hand- ing exactions of business, may then let others Bowels freely, tone cure up your Stomach, yield to Dban’s Ointment. Chronic cases some aluminum trial box? Tou'll be call in the your Constipation and the Blood. 26c. evening and on aft- as He did the other* and the disciple# purify sure to like Sunday For Rr.torin« Color* j at Druggist. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve excel- soon relieved, finally cured. Druggists all them, and they will do ernoon. that evening. lent for Piles. sell iU—Advt. you a vast amount of good. aw>mi0tmfnts f. < years old there was a gathering of vet- NORTH CASTINK. SU&rrtiafmmta. erans on the field of Gettysburg, and Mrs. Clara West is ill of nervous pros- Mr. Sawyer proposed to his wife that tration. they make an excursion and visit the WHS Frank E. Dunbar has employment at WOMM field ns themselves. Mrs. Sawyer would Belfast. not go without taking their son. Tom- Greyson Webster and wife are guests of my, now four years old. and that in- bis sister, Mrs. Chester Webster. volved taking me along to have the raumm care of him while his father and moth- Mrs. Gustine Wardwell, who has been Two ill of abscesses of the is better. er were visiting the scenes of the dif- throat, physically and Mentally Worn ferent fights on the battlefield. Arthur P. Guilford, of Vinalhaven, How So we all went down together on one spent Thanksgiving week with his Out—Tells Nervous of the anniversaries of the struggle, family. ways and Crying Spells Were and. since Tommy manifested a desire Albert McIntyre and wife have been the Ended by Vinof. : : to go about with his father and mother, guests of Ler parents, Burton Wardwell « f I had an opportunity to go too. The and wife. III.:—"I was Monmouth, weak, worn- we saw about in of veterans moving Misses Annie L. Dunbar and Annie B. and nervous. I had no oot appetite and groups different scenes of those so thin and locating Conner have .returned to their schools, Was discourag.-d, 1 was bom at the retting time of the war exciting days of 18t>3 were not the old a I just broke down and after week’s Vacation. one day cried between the men came states, but what year I they are today. Many of them wh.r a friend in and asked me Mrs. W. S. Bridges, of Penobscot, has getting have was the matter. I told of never known till had fought as mere boys, and they what my recently^ My returned home, after a visit with her par- tion and how I took earliest were fine middle aged men. eondi nothing seemed remembrance is being in a looking ents, Edwin Ordway and wife. to do me any good. Vinol was suggested. une union veteran—he was between foundling institution iii Harrisburg. Mrs. William of a bottle and before it was Marks, West Penob- J gut half Pa. How I thirty-five and forty years old—a friend I could eat and well. came to be there I could scot, with her children, is visiting her along gone sleep I of Mr. took our never find Sawyer, charge of par- its use and now my friends out, for It was, Judging from sister-in-law*, Mrs. Ross Conner. continued ty and showed us over the ten and field, telling say I look years younger, I am my lyje. toward the close of the war Mrs. Leah Pearson, of New’ Sweden, us in a very interesting manner where well, healthy and strong. I wish I and when everybody and everything this and that with her little daughter, is visiting her could induce every tired-out, wom-out, engagement had taken was In a state of Amos Perkins and w’ife. woman to take commotion. I left place, Little Pound parents, PFhich ? nervous Vinol.”—Mrs, Top, Cemetery wins Harriet Gale, Monmouth, 111. the asylum when I must have been Ridge and other interesting points, David Dunbar, after an absence of ten C about arrived last week from Texas to There are many over-worked, tired- sixteen years old. At any rate, pointing out where hls own regiment months, nervous his who are here. Now and we that 00t careworn, women in this the Inmates were not kept there after had fought without claiming that It join family, visiting then, hear people say who need the had won the Miss Hattie Dunbar the vicinity strengthening, sixteen, and since there was a record fight or, indeed, saying begins winter tissue building, and vitalizing effects of can without a on the I>ooks In 1S03 anything about its or his achievements. term of school in the Devereux district they get along typewriter. Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron of “a female baby There was something in his appear- to-day. Pupils perfect in attendance dur- tonic, and so sure are we that it will apparently about a year old" that was we ance that attracted me, and this re- ing the fall term, Alberta, Inez and Jennia Yes, believe that. forty years build them up and make them called or or Only strong Betty Hetty something like from York. that we offer to return their fraining making claims for his money that—the first letter was blurred—and fails to benefit regiment or himself added to my admi- Nov. 30. L. without one. if it _ ago everybody got along 1 was called It was Betty nsstiued that ration for him. I had bemoaned • Vinol is a delicious of the my EASTBROOK. preparation the record pertained to me. humble extract of cod liver oil and peptonate of position, but now it was dou- So a little further without the steam At leaving, being old .to un- Curtis is in health. they did, back, Iron and contains no oil. enough bly hard to bear, for I could not but Wellington poor derstand the importance of learning as think that, though he was courteous Fred DeMeyer lost a horse last week, of and the railroad train. G, A. Parcher.druggist, Ellsworth. Me to engine They got along much ns possible about my anteced- me ns to the colic. others, he must look down were none. ents. I made without them because there every Inquiry concerning on me as a simple nursegirl. Leroy Lowrie and wife, of Sorrento, kijtkry to caribou. them, but all I could learn was the can After we had seen the scenes of hero- spent a few days here last week. Anyone today who thinks he get along with- above. The clothes In which I was ism of others I asked our guide to be cow kicked over in the barn Miss Muriel Wilbur has to Ells- out can A a|lantern to the institution hnd gone the typewriter because he do his writing brought been more exact in the matter of hls own of T O. Hhieldi, |in West Winterport, worth to w’ork. preserved, but the only thing on them participation in the battle. Yielding with the pen, is like the man who thinks he doesn’t Thur»d*y night. 80 "quickly did the Walter Clough has begun sawing in the for identification was the letters “H. to my solicitations, he told his story, spread ‘tha\ twenty cows, two mitt. need the railroad because he can walk. In your which were carefully embroidered. which was he re- w ere in interesting, though horses and several bogi burned the Ed. Grindle and who have been On leaving the usylum 1 went to frained all through It from claiming wife, at method of writing you may be "walking” today. buildings. Loss, $4,000. Dark Harbor the are serve as nursemaid with a lady In to have done anything very brave. through summer, She home. If so, then remember that the railroad is built and— Philadelphia. and her husband After driving about the field we stop- WEST BROOKBV1LLE. were refined persons and on hearing ped at a farmhouse not far from it for Miss Libbie Wilbur, who is working in took an Interest In dx- dinner. A the week-end with her Mr- Maggie Blodgett is spending the my story me, woman who served us seem- Ellsworth, spent prcsalng themselves ready to help me ed interested in our chat parents here. winter with Mrs. O. L. Tapley. about what Your Train has arrived to find my parents. we had seen and, being asked whether School on Sugar Hill Mi** Laura H. Jones is in Belfast for a begins to-day, One day Mr. Sawyer, husband of the she had lived there when the battle after a vacation because of scarlet week. long lady by whom I was employed, return- took place, said: fever. of Thanks- Fred D. Jones, Belfast,spent ed after an “Yes. I lived and I It is the New absence. here, wish I Fred and his mother are with his sisters at the “Home- DeMeyer keep- giving He told me that he hnd been In Har- hadn't, for there is a matter connected ing house at the Billings place while he is stead and while there, tietng Inter- with the battlefield that has a risburg been re- pressing hay. His wife is in Bluehill Leach and of North Bine- gret to me ever Edwin wife, ested In my case, hnd gone to the asy- since and always will with her father for the winter. were of E. E. and be. A had hill. guests Cummings lum where I hnd tieen brought up to lady come from the city of Nov. 30. Gem. wife Thanksgiving. make Inquiries concerning me. Being Philadelphia to be in the country for her Edward K. Tapley and wife, of Brook- n man of affairs, he was more success- health. She boarded with my CRANBERRY ISLES. mother, who lived in a Iid, were in town Sunday to attend the house where Everett Spurling moved his family to of funeral of Mr. Tapley’s aunt, Mrs. Emily part the fighting took place. We Islesford recently. country people didn't know that there 8. Tapley. Gilbert Stanley went to Bangor last We have built the Remington Junior on purpose was to tie a battle here and were not Maurice L. Tapley aud wife, of Read- week on business. prepared for it. There were lots of for those who have writing to do and need fleld, Capt. James H. Tapley, of Brook- Mrs. Fred Bracy, who has been ill 6ome soldiers gathering here, and we were aod S. of a but who haven’t yn, N. Y., John Tapley, time, will go to Castine for treatment as typewriter bought one—yet.* all much excited over their coming. Charleston, arrived here Saturday, called soon as she is able. This lady from had a We have built it for the death Mrs. Philadelphia by of their mother, Emily is extended friends baby and had brought a nurse with Sympathy and rela- 8. the Tapley. of Charles of Baker’s traveler and for her to tuke care of It. The nurse was tives Gilley, island, The funeral of Mrs. S. Emily Tapley, taken sick and went home. Then the who died last week. the home; for the who died at her home suddenly Thursday, lady hired me to take care of her child. Miss Marjory Mann, who is teaching Nov. 28, was held Sunday afternoon, Rev. doctor, the clergy- "One morning I wanted to go to see the primary school, had an attack of ap- Charles Field Atkins The officiating. pall- my aunt, who lived across the field pendicitis Sunday. man, the farmer, the bearer* were her four sons —Maurice L., where the soldiers were to fight, and I Mrs. Wilbert Rice is ill at the home of retail John H.. James H. and Ralph W. Burial at it a storekeeper— thought good plan to take the baby her daughter, Mrs. Millard Spurling, who Mount Rest in the family lot. Mrs. Tapley with me in her little carriage. So I also has been ill the past two weeks. for everyone who is survived by ‘the four sons named put the bottle in her mouth and start- Rev. Albert D. Knight accepted the call needs a tor and five daughters—Mrs. Fred Hawes, ed. I was passing along quietly when typewriter to be pastor of the church here and at of Bradford, N. Mrs. Isaac Stover, a H.; I heard lot of firing all about me, the like and letter Mr*. Islesford for the coming year, and began simpler uses, manuscript writing, Fred J. Perkins aud Misses Emily and it seemed as if a dozen thunder- bis services last and all of town. Mrs. Sunday. of the is Ruth, this Tapley storms had broken out at once. I was j The Remington Junior dollars, Nov. 30. Rooney. price fifty was the of the late Samuel and (laughter scared to death.” cash with order. It is what its name Clarissa Wasson. She was a The woman just implies, Blodgett seemed to live again in NORTH SEDGWICK. bride at twenty-two and a widow at sixty- the scene she was describing and trem- a “boiled down” Remington; smaller, lighter, has returned six. .She was married to John Paine Mips Chaney Treworgy Capt bled. a true from Surry. simpler and more portable, but Remington Tapley Oct. 6, 1884. Boarding the bark “Then I did what I have regretted which at loaded Mrs. Clara who has been Ironsides, lay Bangor, all the rest of my life. I deserted the Clapp, visiting i in the work it does and the way it does it, and and all on has returned to ready for sea, they sailed their bahy, leaving the little thing sucking here, Sargentville. the iron-clad bridal to thence to sold under Remington guarantee. trip Montevideo, at Its bottle In its carriage, and ran Curtis Young spent Thanksgiving at Ceylon, thence to Point DeOale and and Indian Point with his family. away hid In the first house I came Here is your chance, absolutely your first chance, to buy thence home to Phila- Tenany, India, to. The child was probably killed, fot Charles Snow, of Bluehill, spent the an absolutely first-grade typewriter at a medium price. on their at delphia, touching way Cape has ever heard of It since." week-end at H. H. Allen’s. nobody For wt will sell a Junior on terms Good and St. Helena. $55.00, you Remington Hope “I can assure said our 'dtrafu. you," guide, Mrs. Hattie Allen and a out Nov. 30. Tomson. family spent of$5.00 down and $5.00 month. Cut the attached “that It wasn't killed, for our "I AM THAI BABY!" regiment Thanksgiving with Mrs. Allen’s daughter, it to us with in _ coupon and send S5.00 cash, check moved through the trees when you left Carrie Dority. lie had from or money order, and we will send the machine. SOUTH BROOKS VLLLE. ful thau 1 had been. got It. detailed me to take co My captain Nov. Mrs. Tre- who Sunday morning, 22, I unclose herewith is at the records the names persons of it. I never Harry Chatto, of Bowdoin college, o{ charge have since liked IS.00. on of worgy preached an interesting Thanks- receipt home for the were connected with the asylum when to talk about In the battle of holidays. my part sermon. A collection was had advertised for giving special * * Co. I was sent there and least, to mention this SStfrfftSi--writer. It is undersVKxl Remington Typewriter Miss O. has goue to Gettysburg—at taken for war sufferers in that I return the machine J ~l Marjory Harvey woman Europe. may flnn r,.., several of them. An elderly for I I was if choose, within ten day* of Clinton to teach. Incident— when say wheel- Nov. 30. A. G. L incorporated J not far from Har- its receipt and that you will re- living in the country a fund me the less Ella is at ing buby carriage everybody laughs.” to 16.00, trails- Condon, of Bluehill academy, answered the advertisement. risburg “For land's sake!” exclaimed the wo- *, home. BUCKSPORT. L. from her that she pay for it an additional sum of 150.00, I108 Exchange St.. Mr. Sawyer learned man. “What did do with It?” AvlICIll^v you News was received here of the in monthly payments of |5.00 each. Edward Howard aftd of Eagle Is- 18*12 to 18<14; Friday wife, was at the asylum from “Put It In a barn till the battle was death in St. Louis, of the ten- land, are in town. that during that time a girl baby was Georgy, over, then found It safe and sound, but of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Me. soldier. That year-old son B. Bangor, Ered Austin has moved into his new brought in by a Union for more milk. Before the bawling Downing. Mrs. Downing wras Miss Ger- house at Orcutt’s Harbor. was all she could remember, for she next day’s fight came on I had provid- trude McFarland, of soon after the formerly Bucksport. Leslie was had left the Institution ed for it and. after the Black, of Pittsfield academy, temporarily, The body was brought here for interment. child was received. at home Thanksgiving. fighting was over and the Confederates I think Mr. Sawyer took more inter- and Alfred who have had withdrawn, my captain sent me Your Coltl Is George Austin, I. It Dangerous est In the matter than rerhaps I teen at Dark are for the off to hunt for its mother. couldn't Break it Up—Now. Harbor, hoiqe detective Instinct in him that winter. was a find her, and I was sent to Hnrrisburg A Cold is readily catching. A run-down to himself about It. At is to Germs. You owe it led him busy with it, where l chucked it in an or- system susceptible Nov. 30. C. to yourself and others of your household to HUB-MARK his curiosity was aroused, any rate, phan' asylum." tight the Germs at once. Dr. Bell’s Pinc-Tar- about it much of Honey is tine for Colds aud Coughs, It and he kept thinking “I am that I much baby!" exclaimed, loosens the Mucous, stops the Cough and cltnjrrusnnnus. the time. excited and, not realizing what 1 was soothes the Lungs. It’s guaranteed. Only "You're a war baby. Bet,” he would 25c, at your Druggist. doing, threw myself into the arms of RUBBERS to me. "I have nn Idea that you say man had me. the that rescued -c— lost somehow during the war. atrijerusaiWHie. A HURRY CALL got There was a commotion at this, and How Far Is your father was a soldier and for rubbers on a nasty wet Maybe then the rest of the matter came out. morning suggests | killed and a comrade took his lit- Hub-Mark, rubbers to most wise got The woman who had been my nurse re To Avoid CATARRH people. Nowadays and not being In a position to tle girl inembered my mother's name—Cheno folks consider Hub-Mark rubbers as essential to the Ellsworth Falls? care for her left her at the asylum. with—and I had been baptized Harriet. Or Break A Cold complete wardrobe as a pair of shoes, especially in This theory is supported by the fact Up This corresponded with the Initials "H. this climate where the three seasons are Not So Far That the Statements that about the time you were taken Use Hyomei, a Simple Remedy that June, July C.” embroidered on my baby clothes. and Winter. Of Its Residents Cannot Be there General Lee invaded Pennsyl- Instantly Relieves. What remains I will tell in a few and citizen who could car- At the tirst symptom of catarrh Hub-Mark rubber footwear Is made so ever- Verified. vania, every words. mother and father were him. We My such as tits of rais- lastingly good that It will give the tough pavement a turned out to oppose sniffles, sneezing, a terrific tussle before it in. ry gun both living, and I was reunited with gives Hub-Mark don’t ing of mucus, of the nose, or Rubbers cost no more than any standard first- Esther an interesting case has been de- will establish your Identity and itching them and several brothers and sisters. that chocked-up feeling, surely take quality rubbers, but when you buy them you are veloped in Ellsworth Falls. Being so near It" buying for not only one season, but perhaps two. you forget were at me immediate to They overjoyed finding steps conquer the dis- It’s the rubber of the present as well as the fu- by, it is well worth here. The When the war ended, everybody, both publishing and lavished every blessing on me that ease. Catarrh is not only distressing, ture. Made in a great range of styles for men, of It. women, boys and girls. statement is sincere-tbe proof convinc- north and south, had had enough unclean and but a serious they could think of. One day the sol- annoying, When rubbers ask ing: About fifteen years after its close ailment. you buy for “Hub-Mark.** dier who had rescued me asked me. 4 It’s best because there are no regrets. Mrs. R. 1. Ellsworth Falls, Me., those were Interested in it began One of the earliest and Moore, whp do 1 come In?” and when I in- simplest home it “Where remedies to check THE HUB-MARK IS YOUR VALUE-MARK fcflys: ••Some years ago, I cauie to talk about It and write about and catarrh and break quired of him where he wished to a cold is J ust a If your dealer cannot supply yon, write us from the hospital where I had undergone discuss who should have the credit of up Hyomei. put few au come in he said. “Finders are keepers,” drops of this and operation. All that winter I was this and who was to blame for that, antiseptic healing which, being interpreted, meant that he liquid into the small inhaler that miserable with a severe attack of kidney and all the prominent Union and Con- BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO. wanted me for himself. He didn’t comes with every complete outfit, and trouble. The pain in my back was almost federate officers who were living found it. This Established 1S53MALDEN, MASS. have trouble me. breathe medicated air im- doctors’ their rec- any getting unbearable and medicine and an opportunity to explain mediately soothes the inflamed tissues After our marriage we went to the treatment (ailed to do me any good, ords. As to those who had died in the and effectively drives out the poison. di- asylum where he had left me more loan’s Kidney Pills, however, went they had nothing to say and Just a few minutes’ use of this most SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN struggle, exam- to the not only to bear than twenty years before and the stuffed air rectly seat of the trouble, were lucky if they didn't have helpful remedy opens curing the backache but strengthening ined the record. There I saw that the passages, clears the head and throat the brunt of blunders committed by Tati Notice. THE AMERICAN'S ctdvertiaera are my kidneys and improving my condition first letter to the name I had been of the unclean — per m who had lived to tell their stories. discharges you contracted with the City of Ells- down the into the flela every way.” those breathe and lettinq price-bare that given was Intended for a G. I had freely immediately feel HAVINGworth to support and care for those who Frioe st all dealers. Don’t simply It was about this time. I believe, five ®*k 60c, better. may need assistance during the next of barqaine for a Doan’s Kid- In the been called Getty, from the battle of j I kidney remedy—get began to take an interest so year* and are legal residents of Ellsworth. — people Hyomei is certain to relieve and Tht low ia Qey Pills the same that Mrs. Moore but name was soon forbid ail them on ac- proceaeion of pricea moving which now are made na- Gettysburg, the persons trusting my “«d. Poster-Milburn Buf- battlefields give lasting benefit that G. A. Parcher count, as there is of room and accom- headed advertiser Co., Props., changed to Betty. plenty right along, by sing N. y. tional parks. When I was nineteen sells it on the modations to care for them at the City Farm falo, “No-cure-no-pay” plan. house. M. J. Dbummby. THE AMERICAN. i aotjfniflfmmti. COUNTV CtOSSlt*. OBITUARY. COUNTY NEWS «* «i»»i.». Stye <£llsu)ortli American mi i i 111 t Knowing her life was not in jeopardy, a MRS. LOUISE J. GOODWIN. Mriinrinm, large cow moose visited Sedgwick last Louise J., widow of Capt. Samuel A. BAR HARBOR. * LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL week. After spending some time on the Goodwin, who died on May 4 last, died Maine PUBLISHED George Fogg attended the apple Old Reliable MUSIC church common, she walked through Saturday morning at her home on Bridge STORE AVERT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON show last week. ESTABLISHED I68S several b«»ck yards and calmly swam hill, after an illness of several months. At Nick Mardini caught a codtlah weigh- to was on CldiSt and But is [attars Maiat EftryUtt** to* Mule Has frsn a Brand Piano ELLSWORTH, MAINE. across the river to Brooklin. Mrs. Goodwin born In Waltham (a a ing forty pounds one day last week. i,WJtjrj BT THE May 15, 1845, the daughter of the late Eben Sheet Music and Music Books, Motocyclea, Bicycles. Sewine snd wife returned Mon- and Edison rancour county publishing oo The State department of agriculture, has and Mahala Jordan. She was married to Arno Cleaves .Machines. Victor Talking Machines, Typewriter^ Cards of from a visit to Steuben. Vacuum Cleaners, l’ost local views. sent out the usual notice calling attention Goodwin on and had day Thanksgiving W. H. Titus, Editor and Manager. Capt. May 19, 1866, of officers of towns and of Green Reliable, Up-to-date, Always Alive to the municipal since made her home in Ellsworth. Seven C. I. Merrill and wife, Lake, Always Always Customer.’”'»• Price—$2.00 a $1.0* for aix terests. Always Guarantee Satisfaction. lEoacrlptton year; cities to the law requiring them to destroy children were born to of whom were week-end guests of Mrs. Marie 50 cents for three months; if paid them, months; ALWAYS HIGH GRADE. NONE strictly in advance, $1 50, 75 and 58 cents brown-tail moth neats within the limits three are living—Capt. Sidney A., Royal Maddox on Foreat street. GOODS BETTER MADE respectively- Single copies 5 cents. All ar- before Feb. 15. of public streets and parks J. and Ruth, all of Ellsworth; and have EASY PAYMENT TERMS IF- rearages are reckoned at the rate of $2 pei Alonzo Woodworth family DESIRED also three Good- vear. grandchildren. Mrs. gone to Trenton to spend several weeks | Rates—Are reasonable and will be A Boulton man is as saying that advertising quoted win is survived also by two sisters— with their father, B. F. Jordan. made known on application. the Eastern Maine railroad, which will c street, Mrs. J. T. Hyde, of Somerville, Mass., and 1 I Cl FMFNT1 ■ ’^aim Ijwat Sunday’s boat carried many young Oa Ja VrLClTICl 9 Bar Business communications should be addressed the up-river section of Hancock Mrs. J. L. of and two harbor, tap Treadwell, Amherst, ; to Maine. anti all checks and orders made pay people from this town going back col- to, money county, will surely be built next spring, brothers — W. of Ells- ! »ole to The Hancock Couhtt Publishing George Jordan, recess. not too lege after the Thanksgiving U©., Ellsworth, Maine. “if the money market is tight.” worth, and Sidney Jordan, of Massachu- Willard has the This sounds encouraging. The final loca- setts. Haywood purchased and death of their brother, Dr. F. L. Sptrial Kotirta, and those who Herrnon on Forest street, have of The tion survey is completed, The death of Mrs. Goodwin removes one Willey property Wood. Dr. Wood and family many This week’s edition CARD OP THANK, are familiar with the say that it is and will occupy it as a residence. in this who bit survey of Ellsworth’s most estimable women, friends vicinity, deplore us to American is 2.400 copies. express our sincere *k«.. a fine one. Contractor Wiseman has been annual of St. death. 1 loved by all who knew her well. She was The thirteenth meeting untimely ALLOWthrough the columns of vnur ‘he high school teacher over the route during the past Saviour's was held even- | and ,Vh“ week for proposed an active and loyal member of the Con- parish Tuesday Arno Cleaves, with his wife and daugh- flowers sent to our Average per 1913, 2,677 daughter and .?!?«**•1 week. The distance from Boulton to for of for the kindness of ll%0 gregational church and of the woman’s ing election wardens, vestry-men were week-end of his uncle, the niRn> fri*, dl ter, guests St*, Bancroft is miles. The mile- and other officers. and Mbs. Lmslie Kawe i thirty-one relief corps of Wm. H. H. Rice post, G. E. W. Cleaves. Mb. and WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 1914. Mbs. Wbslby Wilua*. from Boulton to Bangor is cut off Mb. and Mrs. age A. R. In her home life she was the ideal Miss Kathleen Morris left Wednesday who has been Percy KumT*** Mrs. Joanna Wakefield, Mb. and Mbs. W. ti. thirty miles. wife, mother and neighbor, never for her home in Kamb.’ Lappier Belfast, having completed visiting her son the past two weeks, re- Mb. and Mbs. Lvman Kane. are to Mbs. Lillian Ellsworth folks beginning than when busy about her household her duties as book-keeper for the Mt. her home in Bar Har- Collins. GAME STORIES FROM OTIS. turned Tuesday to Sorry, Nov. I?. Itli feel the bite of the “war tax”. All duties or among her flowers. Desert nurseries. Our Otis correspondent sends two good bor. and all The funeral was held at the home Tues- CARD or THANKS freight and express shipments stories this week. She writes: Rev. Alexander P. MacDonald, of the of wa» game Rev. Frederic Pailadino, Bangor, wish to Rev. R. B. Mathews officiat- thank the a and toll mes- day forenoon. Seacnast has the Sunbeam at \l/r* n-ighbow telegrams telephone Moose have often been seen by woods- mission, here Friday night for quarterly confer- ▼V friends for the many kind Interment was at Woodbine ceme- re***. ing. Islet in for beautiful flowers tern the sages on which the toll is 15 cents or men and hunters here, and last Sunday Cranberry being put shape ence. during n'SS°e“ !°3 tery. at the death of our dear motoer. came to the homes winter work along the coast. more, are subject to a tax of one cent. six of them leisurely Nov. 30._ _C. Sidney a >ad and'.he men will awhile, use, erly Ixnig gladly pay the small license sequence of our policy.” she to leak Elmer Mer- A. W. GLEASON, line of the Hancock Pond road: and went out to the main road and sat began badly, Capt. (Seal) northerly Public. thence said which would be required if it will re- Mr. Taft found much good to say about chant, Everett Guptill and Howard Cook, Notary westerly by Hancock Pond road down for a smoke. He was off Hail'a Catarrh Cure la taken internally forty rods to a stone wall and Uml of < narks whittling the sult in better enforcement of the Monroe doctrine, and expressed the who were came off in a boat none and acta directly upon the blood and mucoua Perkins; thence **id itoae game a of tobacco down aboard, northerly by pipeful when, glancing surfaces of the Send for testi- wall and land of said Perkins ?odi to laws and better of hope that it might not be abandoned. the worse except for a severe wetting. system. cigat protection our the road, he saw a big buck deer walking monials. free. aaid Perkins corner: thence easterly aad “It has made for for The her side birds and peace ninety schooner turned on and F J. CHENEY A CO Toledo. O. with the first line forty rod* o said game animals. The along toward him. Mr. Treworgy calmly Bold all years,” he said. “Why will it not make sank. Capt. Merchant is being assisted by Druggists. 7Sc Karallel'Id Long Pond road; tbeoce souiherlv by lis* proposition is one of laid down his up his riAe, Take Hail's Family Pilla for constipation. of said oTd Long Poud road eight rod* loth* capable strong pipe, picked for in the one fe*ce next hundred years?” by Ralph and Clarence Garland with their point begun at. argument on both sides. and waited. When he thought the deer In taking up the proposition of Great motor .boat. The schooner has been Aleo another lot or parcel of laud adjoining was about where he wanted be j I. Offt. the above described a, bounced aod him, Ared, Britain’s enemies in premia* landing troops and out. will described as follows, to wit c at him with one shot. In about righted, pumped Repairs ommencing The Monroe killing a of sail old Doctrine. Canada, Mr. Taft cited the stand of Secre- begin BE—Woolen lap robe, lost on the streets nolnt in the westerly line Long he was home with a Ane buck shortly. rods from ths Great Britain three hours : of Ellsworth Sunday. Finder please re- Pond road, eight northerly and France have ap- tary Seward, taken when Spain declared Nov. HO lin- f said road deer. 30._M. turn to Miss S. K Ubbkly. Ellsworth- intersection of said westerly pealed to the United States to exer- war on Chile, lie announced that this with the northerly line of the Hancock Pond Luck? Yes, but wait! road; thence westerly by Hue of shove de- would not interfere as as one NORTHEAST HARBOR. cise its good offices to compel Co- country long scribed lot of land of Charles Perk nsarven- Mr. Treworgy dressed up, came up Jfor Salt. did not seek to inflict its tv-three rods, more or lest, to Hancock Brock; lombia to observe more the country govern- Miss Louise Carter, of Somesville, was strictly town, and up a check for a $148.50 thence line of said Brook sixty picked ment on nor a Wm. Ok# or John Header northerly by of conquered people compel in town last week. place, so- three rods; tbenoe easterly pan *• wiibfir* requirements neutrality. Other- ! oo the sidewalk, all endorsed, to be called. on ibeeast side ready transfer of THE Surry Road, in line rod*, more or ;«■**. to aid permanent their territory, nor Ellsworth. seventy-three wise the allies, it was announced in cashed, which enabled him to return it to Mrs. George A. Savage is receiving Maine, consisting of about fifteen old Pond road; thence by lis* acres of land Long somberly resort to any other unjustly oppressive and good dwelling house and of said old Long Pond road sixty three rod* the House ot Commons in London last the owner. treatment in Portland. outbuildings. For of measure. particulars inquire to the point begun at. Faso L. M asom. Ellsworth, Maine, or John H. may be in self- Luck for the owner, but not for Tre- Mrs. B. C. Graves has returned from a Chablkm M. Wilson, | Wednesday, compelled “It seems to me clear,” Mr. Taft said, DagroKTH, Foxcroft, Maine. Sheriff- worgy? Yes, but wait a minute! brief visit in Franklin. Deputy defence to take whatever measures — “from the history which I have given of Round Oak stove, for wood or Mr. Treworgy went to the moving-pic- also White deem for the the Monroe doctrine and from .Mrs. L. Elrie Holmes recently returned STOVEcoal; sewing-machine, almost Francis W dross, hereby they necessary protec- Secretary for sale subscriber. tures in the evening. His day in the open new; cheap Apply at Hotkl Cikomk, notice thst he has breu duly *P tion of their interests. Seward's declaration in the case of the from the Bar Harbor hospital. Main and HAncock Sta Ellsworth THEgive* had made him sleepy, and be dozed off pointed executor of toe last will and te*ts* The war between Chile and that a con- Charles and meat conclusion to which many peo- in bis chair. He heard someone calling Spain, Mrs. Davis, jr., Mrs. Eugene two seats. In good of in this is off a number, and his next neighbor sistent pursuit of the policy would not Murphy, of Trenton, were in town Sun- PUNtl—Double-runner,shape. Price, 930. Apply to (Jaoaaa A. HELEN U 008*, late of FRBSXO. ple country jump that such PsacHKa, Ellsworth. him in the ribs to inform him us to to warlike in the county of Fresno, and -tste of Cali- forceful measures nudged require object any day. as the allies might that that was “his number”. Sure fornia, deceased, and given bond* as theis* measures under the rules of lawful war L. Truudy. take in South America to enough, Mr. Treworgy held the admission L. E. Kimball and family spent the Zo directs, and has appointed Frank protect which enemies take Urt. of Horrento, iu toe county of Haucock. ticket coupon bearing the number. England's might week-end at their new at their interests would in- lucky bungalow Long •State of Maine, as agent upon wnom aertic* necessarily He had drawn a watch! Canada. Canada is fur- gold against already over Moore's drug store, vse»t«d of legal process against him *» volve us because of the it. pond. any demxnai*xcCOi$[ Monroe doc- Now say nishing substantial military aid to Great OFFICESby Dr. Gibbs. Hot w*t«r best and toilet. may be made. All person* having James H. Sonlis and wife left Apply to K. G. Moors. Ellsworth. against the eaute of aaid deces-d are at- trine, under the pretty-widely-enter- Britain and tbe allies. She has sent a Thursday aired to present the same for stu'etuent. for Wiotbrop Beach, Mass., for the to sum tained impression that under it this GKKKM LAKE. body of 30,000 men, well-equipped all indebted thereto are requr-sitd winter. Situations CHantrti. ... _ I and is more and in- payment immediately. country agrees to stand sponsor for soldiers, preparing November 14. 1914. P«a*cis W (.to*- Mrs. Elizabeth Crossman is visiting her The federated sewing circle will meet the good behavior of our South tending to send them. On what theory, Position wanted by reliable, son in with Mrs. 8. R. afternoon a 1 working nurse; confinement cuts a Bangor. therefore, could we to Ger- Tracy Thursday subscriber hereby give* notice American justly object Address A. jjg* neighbors. of this week. specialty. H. L., Green Lake. he has been admint*- Mrs. C. Crossman and daughter Gladys many's taking counter measures and car- Telephone, 1-4. THE duly appointed Only last Friday night, at a speech trator of the estate of spent Thanksgiving in Bangor. rying the war into a country which is William Reynolds, a student at the Uni- of ELLSWORTH, in Montclair, N. which we MARY J. DUNH AM, late J., quote war? of the so Capt. John A. Lord, of Ellsworth, spent waging versity Maine, spent Thanksgiving EHanUfc. In the county of Hancock, deceased, ex- Pitlp A.i p« quite extensively elsewhere, “All that the Monroe doctrine would recess at home. given bonds aa the law directs. Thanksgiving with his son, Capt. Horace the rxUte President the OR OIRL for house- sons having demands against Taft, defending Monroe consistently us would be to in- general the **» F. Lord. require^of Harold L. Reed has returned to the work; Address at aaid deceaaed are desired to present WOMAN capable. once, E. F. thereto doctrine, defined its and sist that when the war is if for settlement, and all indebted obligations over, Germany University of Maine law school after the Robinsos. Jr., Ellsworth, Me. Albert Higgins, of Ellsworth Falls, was requested to make payment immediately- its limitations, and cleared away were successful, she could not take over Elton K- Jobda. here on business Tuesday. Thanksgiving recess at home. Bangor, Nov. 18, 1914. mistaken views of it. Mr. tbe of Canada and overthrow its CKlantfO. many Taft territory audiences Fish car No. 6 arrived for Large attended the picture Wednesday and establish her own subscriber gives notice says that the landing of German government there, shows in the hereby work. Pastime last Friday and Hancock man to handle Ash he has been sdtn.n messenger \ or take any oppressive measures which patent THE duly appointed droops in Canada, or the enforcement The sixteenth C^OODT Shovel; good money. C. L. Mao in a. trator of the estate of and Saturday nights. episode Me. Sunday brought T. L. Hodgkins would have a similar effect. But we could Rockland. late o'. ^EDO* arms the allies of demands on of “The Perils of Pauline” was shown. E8THFB O. THWAITK.S, by by Don to their family, Fred Crowell and son not object to her exacting an indemnity if WICK, the South American republics to pre- Basketball fans will bave the »» cottages. she were the victor." opportun- 2tMjrrUsrnunt*. In the county of Hancock, deceased. AlIP* serve neutrality, would not constitute ity to witness an exciting game in the given bonds as the law direct* All hunters the woods but Mr. Taft saw little danger of the policy **t** report noisy, NKVV sons having demands against the a violation of the Monroe doctrine. Neighborhood house Thursday DKPAKTIHK. tne numerous deer tracks. Within a week, drawing this country into trouble with a evening said deceased are desired to present the of He sees no of this nation at one reason between University Maine law for settlement, and all indebted danger country seven deer have Bwam the narrows. European soon, least, immedisieij- school and the local town teams. requested to make payment involved because of it. being that the present struggle abroad Every- Selling Medicine at Half Price I'nder JOSBPH IHWSIT*- becoming Wednesday evening there will be a box will leave the nations body should turn out to help the home Sedgwick. Nov. lft, at Nest” cot- exhausted, and, 1914._^ supper and social “Bird’s team. Guarantee of Cure. therefore, unlikely to begin new hostili- OOLLARDTOWN. tage, for the public. All are invited. ties. The second local basket-ball game of the After two month, of Elwin Treworgy, who has been ill, is “Were we to abandon the doctrine,” season was played in the Neighborhood remarkable sale, UOt'TH OP TtlE KIVh.K. out he “and thus in effect house between Wm. O. EMERY again. continued, notify Saturday evening, the G. A. Parcher, the enterprising druggist, Will franklin, ol Lakewood, visited Capt. Clifford G. Fullerton has hauled the European governments that so far as second teams of this place and Southwest says that his plan of selling at half Henry Starkey at S.P. Stackpole’s Sunday. his vessel, the Lulu W. Eppes, up in Burry, our remonstrance or interposition was Harbor, the visitors being defeated by a price TITLES take of score of 40 to 5. The team the Will wife and Hazel and is home. concerned, they might possession visiting was regular 50-eent size of Dr. Howard’, Nevells, daughter but it was (.UWORTM, MAIN* Santo of or of “game”, outclassed by the with Mrs. Nevells1 houBe owned Domingo, Hayti, any of spent Thanksgiving The dwelling formerly by locals. It was a better game than the specific for the cure of abstract* the Central American or of constipation and Search., made and was last republics, any score would indicate. mother, Mrs. Lois Trueworthy. John Murray Sargent burned on ahor! that dyspepsia, and to refund the and copies furnished This is the third Bouth American republics might be Dec. 1. guaranteeing Willard Treworgy, who has been with Wednesday evening. and at lUMAtSU W«S. disturbed by revolution and that ^_L. money if it doe, not notice, his sister, Mrs. Uctavia Stack pole,has gone fire here within four months. might cure, haa been the some international excuse to Portland, where he has work lor the give them for PROSPECT HARBOR. greatest success he has Officii I James E. Murch, who has bad employ- ever known. winter. intervention, it would be but a very short F. F. of was CO. BLOCK, ment as cook on a tug boat at Boston, is Hill, Dorchester, Mass., a Anyone suffering with con- MORRISON, JOV l W. L. and wile, with their time before we would be forced into con- dyspepsia, j Kemp, jr., recent at W. F. Bruce’s. a lew at home for the winter. guest liver •TATI •TRalT. two sons, Bpent days Thanksgiv- troversies that would be much more dan- stipation, troubles, headaches, diz- and * j ing With W. L. Kemp, sr., wife. Alfred Hamilton is a new barn K 1 *“• Earl Tinker and wife spent Thanksgiv- of this building ziness, coated or Telipau, IIS-2. Frank Meader and son Montlord, ol gerous to the peace hemisphere tongue, the general tired to accommodate twenty head of cattle. ol with his grandparents, George Day our continued assertion of the doc- Skowbegan, John Meader, Ipswich, ing than feeling, oaused by inactive liver and •Mass., and Horace Meader, of Millerton, and wile. trine understood and limited.* Schoodic lodge, K. of P.t worked the properly bowel, or disordered N. Thanksgiving and the week- digestion, should Y., spent The ABC he continued, under- first rank on a candidate Saturday night. end with their J. C. Meader and powers, take parents, LAKEWOOD. advantage of O. A. Parcher’, new de- wile. stood that this country does not claim to Dr. F. F. Larrabee, of Washburn, made THE—= and a over them and is a to bis parture buy bottle of Dr. Howard’s Madison Garland is at work tor Frank exercise any suzerainty short visit father, C. C. Larrabee, Man Killed. not its as if last week. at half Bucksport Jordan in Mariaville. tendering guardianship they specific price, with hia personal needed it. He added that he thought it Dr. C. C. Larrabee and guarantee to Guy Delano, ol Bucksport, aged twenty- The mule colt owned Charles O. and wife spent refund the money if it does CLARION. by if these as a fireman on the would be a good thing powers w ith relatives in ^ four years, employed Martin A. Garland now 360 Thaoksgiving Franklio. not care. or • weighs in the Whether tt’» a range was caught in the ma- would join upholding doctrine, tug Waiter Roes, Charles Tracy, of Gouldsboro, was a 11 pounds. but a move in this direction might cause a “Clarion and crushed to death. — nace—if it is chinery Monday, guest at Stephen Cole’s, the last of the with , few of Ralph Garland visited his parents and among smaller sample, our was the son ol Mr. and Mrs. jealously suspicion Ladieshosiery which we furnish for Mr. Delano in week. you upon sure to meet every requirem® Thanksgiving, returning to Bangor the Booth American countries. As to such e4rn » be.utiful Delano, ol Verona. He was mar- of »,.oo shoe,.l°° c*Ua*,,y pair Alpbeus Norman Shaw arrived home last week, We live the option of a Bishop ol East evening. countries as Hayti and Banto Domingo, * pre- Made by the Wood ried in July to Mias Leta Closson, vommiMlou of z»%. All orders are being forced to leave college by the bad deilv.red5jS!* free at broth- Mrs. Martha Warren, with little gTand- Mr. Taft said the work of the United your door. We guarantee Sold by Bucksport, He is survived by two rvr’V pair to give Bangor. in had been condition of his eyes. s,tisfac*ory service A one Robert Balsbnry, of Otis, visited her States there settling uprisings postal card will ers— Walter and Fred, and sister— son, bring price list and full psrtic- A. last that of a who to maintain W. Allen and wife were called bf return mail B»v Hx.ra who have the daughter, Mrs. Martin Garland, neighbor sought George Hosiuy J. P. ELI)IUI>gE’ Mildred, deepest sympathy 8t-»od 11 Darker week. in the community. to Bar Harbor last week by the illness j Court. ol the community. peace m.%W11Iow Main Street, Ellswobtb. COOKING. SMwrtfacmnim.

Methods to Reduce the Cost, Time aud Labor.

[Miss Lillian Randall, Instructor in Home Economics, U.of M., Farmers’ Week Course, 1914. |

I wish to talk to you about methods to save labor and time as well as money, and $3-50 $3-50 it is but fair to ask: What does the TO to An modern woman do with her time? Why $5-oo $5.00 for does she want more? Why does she want Opportunity to less time at her household duties A Few af spend Specials than her mother or her grandmother did? $6jOO These questions can be answered in Household many ways. I vrtii give but a few sugges- Economy tions. Perhaps the foremost reason is that the modern woman wants to be more VARIETY OF STYLE efficient, not only as a wife and mother, great advance in of cream tartar— price of but also as a citizen. In many of our which is derived states the woman has as many civic duties from grapes—due to to The woman inability as her husband. It is only a question of who is shoe particular care for will find and market the grape crop in the time when those duties will be shared by | something to please her European in — every woman in the land. How is she go- our Fall line Just countries now at opened. war, can be made advantageous to ing to vote wisely unless she haj time to study the questions of the day? the housewives of New There is a big variety of to England. If you have read Ellen Glasgow’s new j styles choose from. There is a shoe book, “Virginia,” you know how ineffici- j for will find more foot and a Housekeepers it economical ent Virginia was as both wife and mother, i every price for every She failed in the first purse. and much more to use Why? particular | satisfactory Royal Baking because she did not realize that a man which is wants a litUe more than a slave for a wife. Powder, made from refined, Will come in soon highly pure She failed in the latter because she did you and look? cream That is all we a chance of tartar. First, because the of not try to keep pace with her children. ask—Just price Royal to show you some real shoes. not In the early years she did not have the has been and it will do wisdom a changed perfect work; to lay the foundations for Come happy future. But, happily, the Virginia early—tomorrow second, because food made with or the next Royal Baking type is becoming scarce, and most women day. Powder will be finer and more and now wish to keep pace with their hus- palatable; bands and children. For this a certain finally, because it insures the absence of all danger amount of leisure is necessary. Boot Then, a woman’s health must be con- Century from alum or Shop, similar unwholesome products. sidered. A woman owes it to herself and The Only Exclusive Shoe Store in Ellsworth her family to get out of doors every day The custom a old-fashioned of buying cream of and to take rest every day. Now let us consider how she may insure tartar and it with or sour mixing soda, using milk, a certain amount of leisure. The first may be discarded with The cost and necessity is to have system to her work. profit. high One woman with her work systemized scarcity of cream of tartar furnishes a temptation can accomplish in an hour what her un- systematic sister will take four to do. to to an And she will have her trained to unscrupulous dealers substitute adulterated family The Finest Lemon Pie. N ICO LIN. do their share of the work. Fannie Merritt Farmer, cookery editor which be either lime or To of the of Mrs. Sven Anderson is in Ban- product, may phosphates speak preparation food, of Woman's Home Companion, presents a visiting the first of time and cost is to gor. that will the economy great number of recipes for the use of alum, change baking strength and have tools to work with. Too Miss Hattie good many oranges and lemons in fancy cookery. Gooch, of Jacksonville, is women their kitchen tools in a her Mrs. Robert may the food. buy hap- Miss Farmer says, by the way, that lemons risiting sister, Sweeney. spoil hazard not to consider way, stopping and oranges, although among the most Clarence and Lawrence Brewer, of Hull’s whether are or they strongly put together easily obtained fruits,are not often enough Cove, are visiting their sister, Mrs. S. L. whether are or hard to they easy keep used as food and drink. Bhe says that the Burns. clean. When buying a tin cup or pan, do the most of the citrus lemon, positive Hazel McGown, who has been teaching you whether there are cracks and is effective in the thiq^c fruits, toning system in West Sullian, is spending tw^o weeks at seams to catch and hold dirt? If you have and purifying the blood. The orange her home here. a measuring cup, is it one of the seamless shares in all the best qualities of the Mrs. Laura and son ones that are to clean Loring Harold, of perfectly easy keep lemon, though not so powerful in its Bar Harbor, spent Thanksgiving with her or is it one with a rolling brim with a direct effect. Following is her recipe for mother, Mrs. Francis McGown. large space to gather germs? The good lemon KLLS WORTH MARKKTS. family reunion enter- pie: Thanksgiving day, Frank and wife are COUNTY one costs no more than the poor'one. one of Sargent receiving NEWS., taining their children and grandchildren “Mix thoroughly cupful sugar How about your kitchen knives? These of flour. Add congratulations on the birth of a son, New* for Farmers In This to the number of ten. Those and three tablespoonfuls Good present born 22. BUCKSPORT. are used a dozen times a day, and each of lemon the Nov. [Charles Benjamin.] Week’* Price Change*. were Alfred Tracy and wife, of Hancock; three tablespoonfuls juice, kitchen should be supplied with some of two one George of Bar has a Miss Minnie Carnes, of the Bucksport Alton Houston and three children, of yolks eggs, slightly beaten, Joy, Harbor, opened corn a in the When a Lower *nd strengthening good ones. you buy paring knife, one of dancing school in Frank Moore’s to hospital, returned Monday after a week T. A. Black and wife and Miss cupful of milk, tablespoonfgl hall, is the Holden; do consider price of potatoe* and apples good you stop to whether the blade a few of salt and the oe held twice a week. Mr. is the with relatives iu Bangor. Hazel Cowing. melted butter, grains Joy contained in this week’s * will work loose from the handle a news for farmer* after whites of two beaten until stiff. guest of Willard Phillips and wife. Elmer R. Verrill, president of the E. M. Nov. 30. B. eggs, changes. Mixed feeds, however, are few days’ use? It is real economy to buy Line a plate with family paste and build up price the residence C. S., has purchased of Capt. a fluted rim. Turn in mixture and bake a little higher. NOKTH BROOKSVILLE. good steel knives with the blades riveted BROOKSVILLE. Erskine on Elm street. in a quick oven at first, to set the rim, Corn is off 10 cents a bag, while apples George into the handle. HIGH SCHOOL NOTE8. Clifton Grindle spent last week at Cam- then decrease the heat.” have grade for 25 to 50 F. E. Bragdon and family left Monday Some housewives consider it to Brainard Horace advanced, grade, den. economy Farnham, Guy Stover, Mr. cents h barrel. Potatoes have shown but for North Brookville, Mass., where “seconds”. it is false econ- Snow and Nelson Perkins Thanks- buy Usually, INDIAN POINT. spent has a as Aurilla Gray is keeping house for A. G. Blight advance, but the market is decid- Bragdon position superintendent omy. The enamel-w’are “seconds” are giving hunting in this vicinity. Mr. ; Green. Mrs. Pomroy, of Ellsworth, is visiting edly stronger. Several other changes ar of schools. dangerous. Enamel is a liquid porcelain Farnham bagged one partridge. Mrs. Green is with her her niece, Mrs. Melville Richardson. noted this week. The many friends here of Raymond Phyona daugh- which is poured over and baken on to Miss Haynes spent the Thanksgiving Mrs. Green. H. Stover and wife were recent Following are retail prices: Fellows and wife, of Bangor, are extend- l ter, Harry hard metal. The “seconds” always have a Charles vacation in Bangor, returning Sunday on the arrival of a son Willis Johnson and wife have moved which has not been covered or has a guests of Lorenzo Mayo and wife at West COUNTRY PRODUCE. ing congratulations spot afternoon. Miss Bradbury spent the day on Nov. 26. ! to Lincolnville. thin covering so that it soon chips and ex- Eden. in South Brooksville. Creamery butter, ft ..-. 40*42 Methodist poses the metal. Aluminum is probably John Abram and wife and Mrs. M. F. Dairy butter, ft. 85*38 The ladies’aid society of the Mrs. Harry Saunders and Miss Hattie j The dance Saturday evening was unusu- 1 the best ware on the market a9 yet. It is with M. C. Fre*h native eggs, do*. 65 church will hold its annual fair and sale were in Belfast last week. Harding spent Thanksgiving ally well attended. Delicious ice-cream 86 expensive, but is it economy or not to pay Abram and wife at Ellsworth. Storage egg*, do*. ; Friday evening, Dec. 4. An interesting Ira Hamilton and wife are home from was served by Ray Gray. Arrangements Fowl. ft. 18*22 members of the three times the price for something that musical program by the North Sedgwick for a few days. Miss Georgia Richards, who attends Bar have been made for the next dance on Chicken', ft. 20*26 will last ten times as as the and students of the E. M. C. S. long cheaper Harbor the Christmas eve. faculty Hannah is ill of high school, spent Thanksgiv- Hay. loose, too. #12.00 j# 14 00 Perkins very erysipelas will be thing? recess with her G. L. given. at the home of her B. W. Grindle. ing parents, VEGETABLES. son, Labor-savers, such as vacuum-cleaners, The Bucksport friends of Marshall Richards and wife. dODrrtisnimua Potatoe*. ba. 50*60 Mrs. Mary Weasel is quite ill. Her if carpets are used, washing devices, ! Downing and wife, of St. Louis, Mo., were G. L. Foster and wife, Victor Gooch and Beets, ft.. 02 daughter, Mrs. William Howard, is with wringers, dustless mops and dusters, long- j learn of the death of their son wife and Mrs. Emma of Bar 02 ! pained to Higgins, Carrots, ft.. her. handled dust pans, should be in every remains arrived | j were of Mrs. ft. 02 George on Nov. 28. The Harbor, Thanksgiving guests Cabbage, j Fred Hawes sold three two home. A kitchen cabinet is a labor-saver ! and funeral was held cows, pigs A. M. and B. H. PLUMBING, Sweet potatoes, ft. 03 : here Saturday, the Higgins Higgins. and some sheep to Belfast parties last as well as a great saver of room. A bread- Onion*, ft. 03 at the residence of MBs Elizabeth C. Nov. 30. H. Hot Water week. mixer, especially in a large family, is a Heating, Furnace Squash. 04 Snowman, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. labor-saver. If electric pow er is at Work and 02 Mc- I Nov. 30. C. great Jobbing. Turnip*. Downing was formerly Miss Gertrude _ 06 hand, an electric washing machine will MARINE LIST. Pamnipa. ft.... Finland, and for several years before her HONEST WORK; HONEST PRICES 10 SOUTH PENOBSCOT. for it9elf in a short time. Cranberries, qt .. her pay marriage made her home with auut, ISancock County Ports. Celery, bunch. 20 Schooner Nelson McFarland is here un- The tools should be so arranged that Years’ Snowman. Southwest Harbor—Sid Nov 28, schs Cres- Twenty Experience. Miss is convenient. Tools that are FRUIT. loading freight for the local merchants. everything 13 Doane Moon- Personal attention to all details. 30. J- cent (Br). Percy (Br), (Br), Telephone Nov. used should be close at all lumber laden bound west; Cum- Lemons, do* 35*40 _ S. Brainard Condon has returned from a every day kept light, tug or mail orders promptly attended to. berland with cargo; sch Rozella Orange*, do*.. 404*60 hand so that no motion shall be lost. NORTH BLUEH1LL. hunting trip, bringing a fine deer. In port Nov 30, sch James L Maloy Apple*, bbl. #2.00 §2.50 Money can be saved by buying for cash EDWARD F. Mrs. A. E. Wescott spent last week with Cecil Osgood and wife, of Bluehill, BRADY, A FEW STAPLES. and in quantities. Usually there is room BORN. Grant Ellsworth, Me. relatives in Aroostook county. spent Thanksgiving with her parents, E. St., Sugar, granulated, ft. 6j enough in our houses for storage, and it Telephone 5—5. has returned from I J. Snow and wife. CARD—At Ellsworth, Nov 28, to Mr and Mrs James L. Saunders have a powdered. 1° is a saving of time as well to sup- Waldo S Card, a daughter. where he has been employed. Miss Ethel who spent Thanks- KLLS WORTH yellow. Islesboro, Gray, ply on hand. The expenditures should be GRA Y—At Deer Isle, Nov 12, to Mr and Mrs Coffee. 80 ! at home, returned to Orono Mon- A a daughter. .. 488 Mrs. A. M. Franks, of Bath, is caring giving watched so that we can tell if there are Ralph Gray, Steam and Bath Rooms. Tea, ft. 40*65 Mrs. Abbie who ! rt«y- Laundry for her mother, Cushing, leaks anywhere. MARRIED. Molaa»e*. gal.. 4^*65 NO PA1T, NO WASH KB.' is ill. Miss Agnes Dodge, of Brooksville, who Fuel may be saved by using the right Ml kinds of lunndrv work done at short notloe. meats; AND .PROVISIONS. has been at the Mitchell kind of utensil and the use of a tireless CLARK—LAWTON — At Manset Goods I A was given at me nome employed house, by (Southwest called tor and delivered. pleasant party Harbor), Nov 26, Rev Frank P Dresser, Beef, ft. 25*40 has returned home. cooker. An electric iron not saves by Sl of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hinckley Saturday only Miss Helen T Clark to Fred W Lawton, both H. B. ESTEY CO. Native veal, ft. 18*® stalest.. honor of Miss Bertha Dec. 1. L. fuel in summer, but energy. f Southwest Harbor. ICstpy Building, Ellsworth, Me afternoon, in _ Native lamb, ft. 25*35 —M’NULTY—At Nov and Hulda Dunbar Hinckley’s Women should be as particular about COFFIN Ellsworth, 28, Balt pork, ft. 15 Hinckley’s BLUE HILL FALLS. by Rev P F Flanagan, Miss Mildred ACofllu, the choice of a tool as it is to 15 About fifteen members of the possible be, of Northeast Harbor, to James M McNuity, Lard, ft. birthdayB. Abram Duffle and wife are in Fox visiting and after should know how to 2nd, of Bangor. Trapping FLOUR. FEED AND GRAIN. families were present. gettidg it, Walter Bray, Orlaud, Me., Boston. FRIEND—GRANT-At Sedgwick, Nov 26, by 24 fox, 34 mink; #6.® care for it to get the best service from it. caught Flour, bbl. *7.00 E. of Brockton, Mass., Rev Elisha Sanderson, Miss Grace Friend to Thomas Callahan, North Harry Bowden, Cecil and Thanks- Gray family spent Grant, both of Sedgwick. N. 23 fancy brands, bbl. 7 00&7.50 Frank M., of Stonington, Irvin N., of Raymond Monroe, H., caught with his parents. FURNESS—LORD—At Ellsworth, Nov 26, fox with Page methods. Corn. bag,( wnole, cracked or meal, 1 70 Susan of giving by Bluehill, and Mrs. Sanborn, uM.v husband is a pogonotomist; is Rev P A A Killam, Miss Reta Furness, of Stamp for testimonials and Short*, mixed feed and middling*. 1.70 31.75 Mrs. A. P. Nevin closed her cottage terms. Warranted Brooksville, spent Sunday at the home of yours?” asked Mrs. Puton-Ayres at the Ellsworth, to Bradford H Lord, of Hermon. land, Oats, 166 water, snow sets. Bait and bag (?}bU). and Nov. 25, and left for New York. reception. “Why-er-no,” Mrs. Bride HUGUENOT—HART—At Bucksport, Nov 25, their Nathaniel Bowden scent in sale by parents, “Jack bv Rev Newton S Swazey, Miss Marie L piutiars.for are a stammered, confusedly. really EDGAR R. PAGE, wife. This is the first time they bad Townsend & Mayo building to Frank T both of Bucks- Orland, doesn’t care much for those scientific Huguenot Hart, Maine. Haskell at the Point. BAKGENTVICLE. been together for eighteen years. bungelow for Mrs. studies.” Reaching borne, the first thing port. WILLEY—KENNEY-At Bangor, Nov 12, D. Florence and she did was to take down the dictionary, by Mrs. to Nov. Mrs. Flye family spent A A Miss Ida Belle of Marietta Dority has returned 30._ when she found that a pogonotimist is a Rev Smith, Willey, Commission JHtrcijants. with her A. T. Ellsworth, to Gny W Keoney, of Bangor. her scbool in Herman. Thanksgiving parents, man who shaves himself. — Boston Tran- AMHERST. Conary and wife. script. PERRY—LOVE — At Bucksport, Nov 26, by Walter H. Sargent is spending a few Nov. 30. Crumbs. Rev Henry W Webb, Miss Evelyn Perry to Schools closed Nov. 25 for two weeks. Edward Patrick Love, both cf Lewiston. days With his B. C. Sargent parents, Capt. — with Mrs. aiibertismmv, WOOD—SPOONER At North Brooksville, and w ladies’ aid society met HANCOCK. ife. The SOUTH Nov 28. by Rev W G Bradeen, Miss Elsie last week. Warren of Taunton, Mass, to Frank Kf BOSTON Mrs. for her Elsie Crosby Mrs. Q. W. Colwell and Wood, Charles Mason left Friday daughter Edna, E Spooner, of Brooksville. is visiting relatives old home in Bridgton. Miss Vera Haslera of Prospect Harbor, are visiting at C. S. ^MISSION MERCHANT in Bangor. Colwell’s. PURE RICH BLOOD DIED. Charles K. Foster is spending a few days in Wilfred Harrison, of Freeport, returned to Rev. Diver Dorches- — Franklin. Mrs. Robert CLAY At Verona, Dec 1, Myra K, wife of WANT Thanksgiving with friends here. her PREVENTS DISEASE William Clay, aged 64 years. Miss Ruth has returned to spent ter, Mass., Friday, accompanied by Sargent DELANO—At Verona. Nov Delano, Miss Florence of Bangor, will brother, Johnny Wood. 30, Guy where she is attending scbool. Ellis, is son of Mr and Mrs Delano, aged 24 W'aterville, church Bad blood,—that is, blood that Alpheus hold services in the Congregational L. A. wife and little daughter years. ^ Live Mrs. Mary Ware, of Sedgwick, is spend- Penney, impure or impoverished, thin and Poultry here this winter. andE. H. Carter and wife, of Bangor, were GILLEY —At Baker's Island, Nov 24, Capt ing the Winter with Mrs. H. B. Harding. pale,—is responsible for more ail- Charles Adelbert Gilley, aged 66 years, 11 C. H. Nickerson, who has been visiting guests at R. H. Young’s over Thanksgiv- months, 27 and to ments than anything else. days. Herbert W. Hooper has gone Boston, re- his mother, Mrs. 1. W. Nickerson, bas ing. It affects and function. GOODWIN—At Ellsworth, Nov 28, Louisa J, *here he has employment. every organ widow of Capt Samuel A Goodwin, aged 69 to his home in Myra. Nov. turned 30._W. In some cases it causes catarrh; in years, 6 months, 13 days. Boy H. Qrindal left last week for Boston 8DB- Nov. 30. rheuma- LAWRENCE — Birch Nov 24, Mrs Farm Produce. _ others, in others, Harbor, to Join the steamer Gov. WEST FRANKLIN. dyspepsia; Dingley. and in Calvin Lawrence. DEDHAM. tism; still others, weak, tired, Mrs. Abbie of is visit- A pleasant surprise was given Mr. and PARTRIDGE—At Bar Harbor. Dec 1, Arthur Byard, Sedgwick, and worse troubles. about 70 as languid feelings Partridge, aged years. ing her L. u vi arcia Burrill is acting clerk Mrs. Irvin last at their sister, Mrs. V. Sargent. Vi Springer night It is for run-down RICH—At Nov 16, Mrs Laura L the responsible Wiuterport, Cares. H. Vose Co., Bangor, during new and attractive home on the Pond road, 83 2 months, 4 professional Mrs. Phebe Hinckley is visiting her chil- for P. conditions, And is the most common Rich, aged years, days. when of their friends them SPUR LING—At Gouldsboro, Nov 25, dren in Massachusetts. holidays. forty-five gave cause of disease. Emily, wife of E J Sparling. who is attending Ban- a house-warming. Mr. and Mrs. Springer, H. SCOTT Mrs. France has returned from Mias Alta Black, Hood’s is the Otter Nov Frederick Wesley who have a host of friends, were the re- Sarsaparilla greatest 8TANLEY—At Creek, 24, ALICE was home for the Thanks- Alonso 78 6 months, 29 SPECIALTY MADE OF Bangor, where she visited her daughter. gor high school, of a fine morris a large purifier and enricher of the blood the Stanley, aged years, cipients chair, days. TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING AND recess. rocker and sevefal other gifts. The ladies world has ever known. It has been GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. W. L. France is at home from Meshop- giving TAPLLY—At West Brooksville, Nov26, carried ice-cream and cake, and a Emily Uuion Safe Deposit A Trust Co., of Port- L. R. Black has returned to Greenville happy wonderfully successful in removing 8 Wasson, widow of Capt John P Tapley, Agent P«n, Pa. social was Tne de- and, lor furnishing Probate and Surety Bonds with his eveniug spent. guests scrofula and other aged 72 years, 3 mouths, 8 days. after spending Thanksgiving at a late hour them a humors, increasing Ollyer Typewriters typewriter supplies Maynard of Milton, Mass., is at parted wishing long TINCKER—At Boston, Nov 26, Marie Louise, Agent Gray, W. W. Black and wife. life and the red-blood and home for parents, happiness. corpuscles, building daughter of the late (Hon Richard Tincker, Our. Main and Water Sts. (over Moore’s Drug the winter. Ellsworth. Me. wife held an Dec. 1. Echo. up the whole Get it of Ellsworth. Store). Nov. 30. Sim. J. F. Cowing and enjoyable system. today. and AObittmnunti. ! Fitzgerald, and a sister by adoption—Mrs. the origin and work of the Red Cross, COUNTY NEWS. * COUNTY NEWS. Frank Randall. Services were held at the outlined in detail the present need tor re- home afternoon. the suffering in Europe. She read Thursday SOUTHWEST HARBOR. lieving WEST FRANKLIN. Nov. 30. C. circulars and letters from the American Miss Dorothy Clark is visiting in Ban- Mrs. Harry Rice left last week Vo join Red Croas, giving lists of garments and PARTRIDGE COVE. her husband in Bosion for tbe winter. gor and Sullivan. other supplies needed for the sick and A. H. Mears has been at home a few and also for the Belgian refu- Charles Smith, of Hancock, was a busi- Mrs. Lucinda Harmon, who has been wounded, ness visitor in town Tuesday. days. seriously ill the past week, is improving. gee*. wife and children have Mrs. L E. Ralph, president of St. Msry’s Henry and D. M. Hardison are cutting Joseph Carter, Mrs. Henry Tracy has returned from been woman's auxiliary, presented a plan for pulp wood for George S. Hardison. visitiug in Sedgwick. Brunswick after a six weeks' visit with procuring garments and other supplies Mrs. Jane Grin dal, who has been with her daughter. She seems much better for C. 8. Cousins has a small crew of men at needed. She the For Infants and Child™* has home. the rest and suggested dividing for S. S. Scammon on the “Ticket Mrs. McDonald, returned change. work community into twelve districts, and of lot’’. Some one entered Nelson Young’s hen- A serious accident occurred early last appointing a committee of one in each Amos Clark and wife have dosed their house and took sixteen fine Plymouth week on a motor launch in tbe harbor district to solicit hospital garments and Kind house and to New for the Rock hens one night recently. whereby Bar tie Mih here Words of Welcome, Alston Inland and family, who are liv- help, Clarence Young and wife, of Brooks- Thursday. Tbe parlor was decorated in an artistic gram: school; ! professional and buaine.** confidence and Viola and Mildred ing in Bar Harbor, bave been viile, visited in town last week. Miss Bertha Colson starts for color scheme of which tbe Thanksgiving hymn, spending treatment as they receive from toeir fam- Monday background several days recently at tbeir home here. minister or banker at their to the was a clever of and Johnson; recitations, Carroll Salisbury, | ily physician, The Baptist society will hold its annual Southbridge. Mass., spend winter design palms yellow ow Viola Alford Madelle Friday evening they deligbtly entertained n homes. Ask for address of one Dear- with her uncle, Oscar Davis. In the Johnson, Willey, Christmas sale at the Baptist vestry chrysanthemums. dining-room their friends. est you of other Grant, Doris charade, “Calling on ; Games, music and singing Dec. 16. Mrs. and library the design was carried out in Moore; Mathew Laughlin, of Bangor, were Mr. Leland 60 N'eal Institutes in Principal CltlM. the Doctor;” recitations, Helen Willey, ; enjoyed. entertained made her mother a short visit and took pink chrysanthemums. Misses Muriel and Eirena DeBeck re- Ida them with clog-dancing. Delicious re- An informal followed and re- Salisbury; dialogue, Ralph Lally, i turned to the of Maine her little niece, Grace Fisher, home with reception Katlroaba anb steamboats. University Sunday Cassie Johnson and Olive recite- i freshments were served by Mrs Leland. her for the winter. freshments were served. Willey; after spending Thanksgiving recess at Mildred Nov. 28. B. Mr. aud Mrs. Fuller left on the 8 o’clock tion, Moore; quotations, school; home. James Mclninch, of Old Town, who has Mildred Ida train for and will reside at 14 dialogue, Johnson, Salisbury, several Boston, WE8T William Lawrie was host this year on spent weeks here for his health, is and Florence Frances TREMONT. Church street. East Milton. They were Willey; recitation, the occasion of the family dinner given much improved. His son George came to Olive Madelle The benefit ball given Nov. 1? tor the recipients of many beautiful and val- Grant; dialogue, Willey, Thanksgiving day at the home of his accompany him home. Ida and Carroll George Colson, who lost his home uable presents. Grant, Salisbury; tableau, by Are, sister, Mrs. Nettie Dyer. Misses Inez Williams, Hazel “Old Time Thanksgiving,” school. was well attended. Proceeds, $22. Avery, The bride is possessed of a musical FACTORY LOCA- Bertha Colson and and Ella Nov. 30. Davis. “The QUARRIES, Mrs. L. F. Springer entertains the X. E. Lucy Colburn, talent of high order, and has been heard Headless Horseman” was given by Mrs. C. this week. Mrs. J. W. Blaisdell was chaperoned by Haynes, were invited West Tremont grammar school at K. of P- by Bangor people in recitals, with rare HANCOCK. TIONS, MILL SITES. FARMS, hostess last week. The has to Alligator for a ball Nov. 18. l organization Thanksgiving banquet. pleasure. The groom, is a Harvard grad- Proceeds, flO, for the school a record for needlework. A fine time is reported. Walter Hodgkins and wife are visiting fancy uate and now private secretary to William library. SITES SUMMER HOTELS Nov. 29. fc. in Bangor and Lewiston. FOR The ladies’ aid society is planning for N. Whitman, president of the William N. Ashbury A. Lopaus leaves for Boston of its Christmas sale Thursday and Friday, Whitman Co., of Boston! Wyman Beal, Hallowell, was a to-day for a week's visit. His wife, who and CAMPS WEST GOULDS BORO. of C. A. Dec. 10 and 11, at the Methodist vestry. Thanksgiving guest Crabtree and has been there sinoe October, will return Mrs. is ill. wife. line ot the A chicken supper will be served one Epps Sargent SEAL COVE. with him. Located on the F. F. Hill, of Dorchester, is at J. A. Kenneth Crabtree was home from evening. School closed Nov. 20, after a successfel Schools closed Friday, after a successful Hill's for a few Hebron for the re- RAILROAD The Nutting portable steam saw mill, of days. term taught by Miss Gladys Yeaton. academy Thanksgiving term of nine weeks. The teachers left MAINE CENTRAL has been here f£om Bucks- Eric Soderholtz and wife spent Thanks- cess. for tbeir homes. Miss mat* Bath, shipped Mrs. Louise Norwood was in town last respective Marsh, Rive opportunity to those desiring to and is on land of Fred giving in Bar Harbor. Miss Lillian Scammon was home from the grammar for and life- port, operating week superintending the moving of her teacher, Eddington, a change in location for a new start in Bunker. Later it will be moved to other Beals business for the Miss for Bowdoinham. Miss Ruby Sargent is home from Mil- furniture from her cottage. Mrs. Nor- college Thanksgiv- Raymond Miss lumber lands. Helen Reed bridge for a few weeks. wood has rented her cottage to Mrs. H. 8. ing recess. accompanied Miss Marsh Undeveloped Water Powers, Walter who his and home for a visit, tbeu will spend Thanks- Lawrie, closes grocery Mrs. Herbert Redding and children, Mitchell. Maurice Lymburner wife, of Bar Unlimited Raw Material, business here for the will are Mrs. giving with her sister Emma in Ells- winter, employ who have been on a trip to California, are An entertainment at the hall Harbor, visiting Lymburner's given worth. a crew of men and at C. B. and wife. lumbering sawing home. Wednesday evening, Nov. 25, by the parents, Young and the East brook lumber company’s mill. Nov. 23. Thklma. Elliott Benson and wife are in town, choral society, under the directorship of Horace Stratton was home from Higgins will move in this week. They called here by the illness of Mrs. Jason J. J. Heath, was a success. Among the classical institute for the Thanksgiving Good Farming Land Nov. 30. NORTH SULLIVAN. B. most numbers were tbe recess. Carroll of _ Sargent. pleasing songs Wentworth, Charleston, J. B. Gordon is quite ill. Await Mrs. Abbie Taft and “Peg o* My Heart,” by Misses Georgia was his guest. Development. FRANKLIN ROAD. Mrs. Lizzie Simp- Lunt and Roe* Bowden, who teaches at is son spent Thanksgiving with F. P. Noyes Georgia Heed; “Tipperary,” by Mrs. Harold G. Foss, who has been a Tunk, Frank Crabtree has returned from a Arthur a her vacation at home. and wife. Dunn; pleasing solo by Gran- guest at the home of her parents, A. B. spending Communications reeardinc location* successful ville and hunting trip. Walls, piano music by L. M. Crabtree and for two will ana wife visited Mrs. The many friends of Dr. F. L. Wood wife, weeks, Benjamin Havey are invited and will receiv- attention There will be a pie sociable at the Meath ana J. J. Heath. The selections leave for her home in Havey’s sister at Tunk of tM were shocked and saddened to hear of his Thursday Melrose, Sunday. when addressed to any »S' iit schoolhouse next Saturday evening. from Gabriel's oratorio, “Saul,” were Mass. death at his home in Bar Harbor Nov. 24. G. W. Colson has moved into the house MAINE CENTRAL, or to rendered by a chorus of twenty-four Carlton and Leon Stewart got a deer Funeral services were held at his old home O. W. Foss and wife entertained as formerly occupied Uy Oscar Nelson. voices. Members of the chorus are Mrs. Thursday, and M. B. Joy and G. L. Stew- here; interment in the lot. Thanksgiving guests, C. H. Abbott and The bill BUREAU, family Mrs. Cora paving-cutters’ has been signed, INDUSTRIAL art one Lelia,Rumill, Mitchell, Mrs. got Friday. Nov. 30. L. wife, George Black, Gertrude Foes and and the men have commenced work. Mary Lunt, Mrs. Lucy Pervear, Annie Miss Tillie E. of Bar Theodore Abbott, of Bangor; Edith RAILROAD Martin, Harbor, Foss, Mrs. Harry and eon of MAINE CENTRAL NORTH Pettee, Gladys Swazey, Velma Murphy, Tripp Haroid, and Mr. Flynn were guests of C. M. HANCOCK. of Waterville; Frederick Johnsou and Marjorie Murphy, Luriene Rumill, North Conway, N. H., are visiting here. PORTLAND, MAINE._ Martin Thanksgiving. Carl Stratton, wife and children visited George A. Faulkner, of Higgins classical Gwendolyn Kelley, Georgia Lunt, Georgia J. B. Havey and Thanks- in institute; Ivory H. Foss and wife, Leslie family spent Miss Eva M. Dunham, who is teaching Egypt Sunday. Reed, Winifred Sylvia Reed, Kelley, and of giving with Mr. Havey’s parents at East Friends of Maynard Foss, Mt. Desert Ferry; Eastern Steamship in Bar Harbor, was a guest of Miss Adelia Mrs. Ida Springer are glad to Ernest Lunt. Seth Harper, Ezra Reed, Sullivan. know she is H. W. Johnson and wife and Reginald G. Clark daring the Thanksgiving recess. improving, after her recent Willie Swazey, Victor Arthur Nov. 30. Heath, Johnson, of this place. H. Nov. 30. M. operation. Dunn, Granville Walla, Neal Murphy, Nov. C. Corporation. Leon Archie 30.___ and Carlton Stewart were among Ober. The hall and stage were aim rrnsrm nue In Effect No- BIRCH HARBOR. Winter Fares. the huntere last decorated. was MANSET. lucky week, securing a prettily Supper served at \ vember Mrs. of Seal buck. the close. The were Gwendolyn Crane, Harbor, large receipts about f>0, a Capt. William King is home for the STATEMENT OP THE CONDlTIO|| is here. of which was and Blueblll Lines. visiting Mrs. Charles Wooster and Miss Edythe part contributed by friends. winter. or TUB Mount Desert Mrs. Frank of The money is for the cemetery To Boston Randall, Harrington, and Joy, of Ellsworth, were guests Sunday of improve- Vinal Pierce has moved his ,5 family from From Bar Harbor N. A. of Port were Mrs. M. B. ment fund. Mrs. Lelia Rumill, the busi- ','L. Fitzgerald, Clyde, Joy. Seawall to the Ocean cottage. here week the ness manager, is to be on Blueblll called last by death of Mrs. Merle and Lee congratulated Googius Joy returned to her success. The teachers. Miss Webster and MUs Sedgwick 90 Calvin Lawrence. Charleston Monday, after spending the Nov. 28. N. Stover, went home for Thanksgiving. 00 a m MoudaJ***1 Nov. 24 the community was saddened by Thanksgiving recess with their parents. Leave Bar Harbor 10 Charles Stanley and Andrew Bennett Northeast »* the death of Celia, wife of Calvin Law- Nov. NORTHEAST HARBOR. Tburvdaye tor deal Harbor, X._Ajton. spent the week-end in Bangor on busi- »tonln»ton. hortb after a illness a BED CROSS WORE. Southwest Harbor, rence, long from complica- .team ness. and Rockland; connecting wltb tion of diseases. She was a life-long resi- GOTT'S ISLAND. Tuesday evening, Nov. 24, the Neighbor- The ball at Boston. for a few months in hood house was the scene of a Thanksgiving Ward’s ball Thurt- dent, excepting spent Miss Peterson entertained the Rev. Mr. community Leave Blueblll S.00 a oi Monday. was a success as * season. meeting in the interests of the Red Cross. Friday night usual. Sup- Bfuotil". West Goulds boro this Besides her Forsythe and family Thanksgiving. daye for South Blueblll. '*^ The Woman’s which per was served. Ibir Lie. Sargenivllle. *»“lh husband, she leaves two daughters by a club, has taken the “^5" Irving of Bar visited Eagemoggln. Dark Harbor 6 00 a • Hodgkins, Harbor, initiative in the has solicited the A took ‘“Ji former marriage—Mrs. Alton Bunker and work, wedding place at the home of Returning, Meaner leave. lurMt his sister, Mrs. Frank Babbidge, this Saturdays Bof*1*"1tor »* Miss Mabel Stevens, one brother—N. A. co-operation of the various lodges and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Clark Thursday, Nov. We.lnea.iaya and week. and Intermediate landing*- and of ,]av, societies, representatives which have 26, at 6 p. m., when their daughter Helen Leaves RockLnd 6a0 a m latermedl*»<1Md- With much sorrow friends here learned formed a committee for the was for Blueblll and Prompt Action Will Stop Tour Cough furtherance married to Fred Lawton. Rev. F. P. Saturday* of the sudden death of a Capt. Willard of the work. Dresser officiated. after the When yon first catch Cold (often indi- Shortly wed- special Friday trip- Lee” Sargent- cated by a sneexe or cough), break it up at of Atlantic. He was ill was south Brooksvl Staples, only The meeting well attended, and ding, the young serenaded for Hark Harbor, armr;vlog,1 once. The idea that •‘it does not matter" people them, BrookIL. about seven hours. vllle. Deer Lie, Sedgwick, much interest was shown both men and were invited in and served ice- often leads to serious complications. The by with Rockland I uO p in. «nd Bel- and Nov. 27. Camden remedy which immediately easily pene- Chips. and women. Mrs. J. H. Knowles, chair- cream and cake. Then the bride and Turbine Meel eteamehlp* trates the liuing of the throat is the kind de- line) c0° man of the Red Cross committee of the left automobile for Bar Harbor fast (Boston and Bangor manded. Dr. King's New Discovery soothes Doan’s groom by ai n|||.,p*d Regulets cure constipation without and BlueblU boats the irritation, loosen the phlegm. You feel Woman’s called the on the Bar Harbor nor club, meeting to their way to Massachusetts, where they better at once “II seemed to reach the very griping, nausea, any weakening effect. and stated for Boaton. u.rbor- of is one of honest Ask for them. 26 cents order, briefly its purposes. will spend the winter. Bar H»* spot my Cough," many your druggist per g. L. SMITH. Agent. testimonials. 60c. at your Druggist. bo*.—Advt. Miss Sophia Lee gave a short of Nov. 30. Lilac. Bin history A. M. Hbbsick, Agent NEffS J‘ H- bas Ho°P«. when Willard was asbmwnutnta. Retires. fOUNTY returned home.I*’1110* COUNTY NEWS. nesday Capt. Staples lUflal taken violently ill with neuralgia of the HKOOKLdN. * STATlTorMAlNKr^^1 I" ThankBdlvIng concert at the heart, living bat a few hours. Capt. churchehT,^r Sunday TRENTON. Hancock ss.—Ellsworth, Me., Nov. 17, 1914 Johnson is visiting at Blue- evening. The children Staples had followed the sea since a young Lillian deserve this 17th day of November, on much praise for the Frank last week in 1914, creditable Spratt spent Bar man, for many years going foreign voy- execution dated Nov. 3, issued on a K»n* m«m*r in TAKEN 1914, kill which their were ren- Harbor. judgment rendered by the supreme w parts ages, his wife him a judicial sod ile arc visiting their dered. accompanying large court, for the of at the H g K,n.’ county Hancock, term School will open Dec. 7; Miss Young part of the time. Only one year ago they thereof begun and held on the second Tues- Addison. About of to wit: on fifty gathered at the home of teacher. settled in tbeir home here. He will be day October, the 27th day of w ho has been visiting October, 1914, in favor of Horace F. Wescott, , Hcl„i Mayo, Irving much missed. He Candage Thursday evening where has leaves a wife, one of Ellsworth, in said county of Hanoock. and i. home. a H-nry Estey moved his family to social time was — State of Maine, Alexander J. .{Jckland, spent. An original and Ellsworth. daughter by a former marriage Miss against Weaver, has been in of Ellsworth, in said and State, for who visiting appropriate — because the entire county „ Ford, poem by Mr». Candage was Ruth Staples, one brother Warren system two hundred dollars and ten Peter Anderson, who has had eighty-four Mass., i. home. appreciated. employ- Staples, and four sisters—Mrs. Cora Stock- becomes permeated with cents ($284.10), debt or damage, and fourteen u«*ren«mr, ment on the State work the dollars and five cents ($14.06), costs of suit, wile were Miss highway past Hobson and guests of Grace Friend and bridge, Mrs. Eatella Joyce, Mrs. Rens acids. and will be sold at public auction at the g Raymond C. four months, haB returned to Bar Harbor. injurious Isle laat wee!:. Grant were married Joyce and Mrs. Qraoe Johnson, all of this To relieve rheumatism Scotfs office of Wm. E. Whiting, in said Ellsworth, Thanksgiving day at Donnie to the highest bidder, on the 22d day of De- ^di.tDeer t he borne of the Woodworth, wife and son Har- | Hill and f»n,‘l.v and Miss Bernice bride’s mother, Mrs. M. E. place. Emulsion is a double it is cember, 1914, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, ilberi old, of Bar Harbor, are Mrs. help; the real estate and all in Old Town, rriend. The bride and visiting Nov. 28. J. E. M. following-described .re visiting groom are rich in it the title and interest which the said the among Woodworth’s B. F. Jordan and blood-food; imparts right, jlpie, highly esteemed parents, Alexander J. W'eaver has and had in Allen is home from young people of this to and to un Naomi Boston, wife. EAST FRANKLIN. strength the functions and sup- the on the 26th of place, and good wishes attend s$me day March, 1914, at has been visiting her children. them. the oil-food 2h. 63m. p. m., the time when the same was Tilden Bowden and Oscar Harriman is still ill. plies very that rheu- feereene Nov. 30. wife are receiving seriously attached on the writ in the same suit, to wit: who has been in town the H t Stanley, congratulations on the a matic conditions need. A certain lot or parcel of land situated in c. birth of daugh- T. M. Blaisdell was in Bangor on busi- always to Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock, and returned Bangor Saturday. « ter. Mr. Bowden , ,Kt, PENOBSCOT. and wife are spending ness last week. Scotfs Emulsion has a, State of Maine, and bounded and described is the winter at as follows, viz.: on the south side Elsie .Sherman, who teaching at Miss Callie leach Bar Harbor. countless thousands Beginning Win has gone to Brockton, Miss Marion Wentworth, who has been helped of the county road at a stake ten rods east Thanksgiving at home, A. Williams & from a tone Isl.n spent Mass., for the winter. Co., with their crew of teaching in Wesley, is home. when other remedies failed. fence, formerly of Charles T. Norton; ^tSIf thence running easterly on said road, one Carter and wife, who have been Miss Italian laborers, left laBt week for No Refute golind Margaret McManus spent the ChelBea, Miss Florence BlaiBdell, who has been Alcohol Substitute!. AW | hundred and nineteen (119) rods to a stake, has a where rods west »Imre Mr. Carter weir, arc recess Maas., they have a large contract twenty (20) from land formerly Thanksgiving at her home in Ban- teaching at Townsend, is home for owned gSorry, for sewer Mass., by F. M. Watts; th°nce south nine- gor. work. They will return in the g Home- a short vacation. teen (19; degrees east and parallel to said spring and the State Watts’ line at (20) rods distance there- Farnsworth has had his two boats Mrs. Martha complete highway KHliUMATISM SIGNAI S. twenty g L Sellers has opened a fancy here. George W. Madison and wife were from, two hundred and forty (240) rods; worth to tie hauled fur When suffer from thence north and one Kiln up goods store over William guests of C. E. and you dull pains in the eighty-five half (86^) gttnio Sellers’grocery Nov. 30. Mat. Dwelley family degrees east and Parallel to land store. I back and and muscle is stiff formerly tbs winter. Thanksgiving day. every joint owned by W. H. Black, and sixteen (18) rod* School and sure distance therefrom to land Free!hey, of Naskeag, who has MissEffie closed 1b districts 6 and 6 Nov. sore, you may be the kidneys formerly of 1/wis Bridges went to Belfast Fri- S. R. Scammon and wife gave a Thomas N. thence on said tor two delight- are out of order and rheumatism is Hart; northerly health the past year, is seri- on her 25, weeks. get- Hart’B line to land of Ool. John b«nin poor day way to Boston, after the sum- ful party Saturday evening in honor of formerly a hold. It’s time to take thence mer here. Harvard and ting good Black; northeasterly, northwesterly ously ill. Copp spent Tuesday Wed- Miss Hester Clark. and on said Black’s line Rheuma. This remedy the southeasterly to land L- Cole arc nesday of last week in opens up of the late D. 8. Beal; thence on said Beal’s Mrs. i'r,'d receiving Cfcorife O. Littlefield and wife Bangor. Mrs. Annie Blaisdell and Car- Mr..nd went to daughter clogged kidneyB, drives out all line to land now or formerly of A. H. Bel- on the of a Mrs. Sabin poisonous birth son, Boston after a Inland has gone to rie took dinner with her latty; thence on said Bellatty’s line twelve (oajntulatioiis | .Saturday, month at their Lowell, Thanksgiving waste matter aud cures alt of to danger (12) rods; thence north nineteen (19) Nov. 26. home here. Mass., visit her daughter, Mrs. Lura Mrs. Caddie at North Sul- degrees born niece, Haskell, chronic rheumatism. U. A. Parcher sells west fifty-five (56) rods to place of beginning, Snow. one hundred and fiolden and wife leavo to-day Jasper Leach went to livan. Rheuma for 60 satisfaction containing thirty (130) acres, Gnorge Bangor Monday. cents; guar- more or 1« ss. where be He has Mrs. Anna Anderson left InrM.ssacbusi us, tbey.will the accepted a position with the New Friday for Mrs. Mabel Clark, with daughter anteed. Excepting and reserving herefrom a lot sold to the Maine their children. York Syndicate. Milton, N. H„ to visit her sister, Mrs. Hester, and MrB. of Central Railroad Company, by ptttsof Edgar Scammons, deed dated Dec. 7, 1889 and recorded in the has moved his Willey. West called on Mrs. S. R. Scam- of Deeds for Hancock book William .‘Sylvester family There will be a grand ball at the town Franklin, Registry county 224. na(re 49. Miss mons to Sedgw ick, after having lived in hall Marianna Marshall has to Thanksgiving day. Miss Hester re- get Thursday evening, Dec. 3. Grieve’s gone ■ Believe that after-dinner distress, re- Also another lot or parcel of land situated Lamoine to mained for a visit. in tcwB^nriDg the summer. orchestra, Winterport. visit her sister, Mrs. Bernice move the cause of lassitude, drowsi- Eden, in the county of Hancock and State Nov. 30. B. of Maine, and bounded and described as Salisbury. Wd nessandbeadache, — W. H. Frcvthey and wife, who have lived The ladiea’ aid society of the Methodist thosymptomeof follows, viz.: Beginning at the southeast take nature's corner of land now or of Tobias L. Hartror this have re- church Shepherd Lela’nd and of Hull’s INDIGESTION, remedy formerly g Oilier season, will hold a sale at the wife, NORTH on parcel-post PENORSCOT. T1 »%T 14 clears Roberts, the west side of Cromwell’s Har- borne at the town hall Cove, visited their uncle, Le- T^X quickly bor road; thence said road five larned to their Bay. Wednesday evening, Dec. 9. Thompson l l\l the southerly by J. M. Huthchins, who has been is 1“ / system its rods more or to First a Nov. 30. land. recently. ill, |N by less, South street, Mm. A H. Mayo and Harold IF. Powers, Woodlocke. improving. Jf JLj i. 1 natural tonic ac- point 25 feet northerly from the northeast Edward corner bound of land nolv or of akowtre called to Boston the death of Cameron, who has been -m tion on the bow- formerly by visiting Christina Hatch has y*. -T-\-rr ft James Richards on said thence NORTH his Mrs. gone to Brockton, street; If. returned ooincBat- LAMOINE. sister, Alfred has re- the north side of said street as it Jim. Lee Powers, MarshaU, to teach. westerly by Mass., existed on six Leonard has turned to Pittsfield. Vigo r“to awX8 January 10,1880, (6) rods more Young gone to dARKo or ■hf. Framing- less to a Earl Grindle and wife returned to Ban- > stomach. Clears stone post; thence northerly, ham, for and wife to first mentioned line Mrs. A. J- Babson and Mrs. M A. Maas., employment.,v Harry Copp and Fred Copp, of the Mood and eradicates Uric parallel five (ft) roda Flye after a short visit here. 4V Acid. more or less to Bar Harbor, gor Monday the south line of land now or give to-day for Koibury, Mass., where Howard Dunn and wife, of spent Thanksgiving day with m' Price 60 cents a bottle at all formerly of said Tobias L. Roberts; thence Ellsworth, returns to her school in drug- their mother, MrB. Hannah Amy Sprague or the said south line of said land dry will he the guests of Mrs. Charles spent Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs. Copp. ■ gists from proprietor, easterly following Franklin after a week’s vacation. now or formerly of said Roberts, six (6) rods Lizzie Nov. 30. Spec. Monday, ■ lyman Brown. (8 Murrey Sc. New York City. Wtd. Bragdon. __ more or less, to the first mentioned bound, Chrystal Hutchins has returned to Win- containing thirty (30) square rods more or Ernest Dowell and family, of Warren* John Walls, of Beech Hill, made a short EAST SURRY. V—Mi—W less. to a weeks’ terport complete thirteen all and the same which were too. Vi., «re visiting Mrs. Dowell’s pat- visit to bis mother, Mrs. Roland Carter Being premises Miss Lillian Hartgrove is at work at term. Jicfia. Acutes, conveyed to Alexander J. Weaver by Henry R. W. Smith and wife. the first of the week on his lou, Mrs. way to Orono M. D. Cbatto’s. A. Lawford by deed dated June 10, 1905, re- Several moose have been seen and in Dowell’s friends are pleased to welcome to resume his studies at the of pur- SHERIFF’S SALE. corded the Registry of Deeds for Hancock University Miss Geneva county, book 422, 51, to which deed and Maine. Stinson spent Thanksgiv- sued by hunters in this but es- page Jk r borne. vicinity Statb op Maine. Hancock as. record thereof reference may be had for a ing vacation at home. more of the caped. fTTAKEN an particular description premises Center Harbor Kebckah circle will hold School closed on Wednesday after a suc- upon execution which issued Miss Winifred Lord has A. on a recovered at the term of hereby conveyed. cessful term gone to Au- Reuben Grindle recently sold the judgment F. O. i«l**st 1. D <>. F. halt Saturday evening, taught by Miss Eunice Cog- the Judicial Court held at Ells Silsby, where she Supreme gusta, has employment. on a valuable woodlot to worth, within and for the of i Sheriff. Drc.5. There will Ire a parcel-J*mt sale, u gins. Those perfect in attendance were stifmpage Henry Conn*y Hancock, State of on the second of and Anna U. Stinson is Dunbar, of East Orland. Maine, Tuesday gHKRirp,8 SALE tower tub, fancy articles and cooked food Henry Elmer Linscott and visiting h,r father, a. d. 1914, which said May October, judgment STATE OF MAINE. after date the 27th of a. ttta.c. Kitlredge. Philip Stinson, two years in Cali- Miss Hunting, of Winterport, will begin bears day October d. 19!4. and wherein the National Cigar Stands Com- County of Hancock ss. fornia. school to-day to succeed Miss Nellie Mr?. Adelaide Marks Jand Alisa Addie CLester, son of I. N. Salisbury, jr., while pany, a corporation under the laws of the rpAKEN on execution wherein Berry, Dodge Fred Closson and of of who has here Commonwealth of Massachusetts and having X Co., of Boston, county of Suffolk, Com- Mirk- have gone to Mass. attempng to climb on a cart while it was son, Bass Harbor, Colby, Bucksport, taught Somerville, an established place of “business in the city, monwealth of Massachusetts, is plaintiff and spent with his several terms with success. Prom there Miss Marks will go to New in motion, stumbled and caught his leg Thanksgiving father, county and State of New York, !s credito Ester M. Pio, of Ellsworth, county of Han- E. Closson. Nov. 30. H. and Edmund M. Staples, of Northeast Har- cock, State of Maine, is defendant, and will Tork to spend the winter. Mrs. Marks at the knee, the wheel over it. George running bor, Mt. Desert, in said County of Hancock, be sold by public auction, on the 28th\day of me Nov. 30. C. is debtor, as the of said Edmund M. will spend winter with her daughter, Fortunately the cart was unloaded, and ORLAND property December a. d. 1914, at three o’clock in the --T- Staples, all the right in equity which the said ; afternoon, at the office of Edmond J. Coarle* he w itb a Walsh, Mr». Wakefli Id. escaped badly bruised leg. Edmund M. had on the fourth of in said ATLANTIC. All are to hear that R. Staples day in said Ellsworth, countv, all the right Nov. 30. pleased Edgar a. d. 1914 at nine o’clock in the forenoon School* in the grades begin Dec. 7 for Y. Apiil in equity which said Ester M. Pio, of said Mrs. Levi Joyce is ill of tonsilitis. Page is improving after a serious illness. (when the same was attached on the original Elsworth, in said county of Hancock, has or tto winter terms, with the following writ in the action in which the judgment bad on the 20th day of July, a. d. 1914, to re- OTTER Misses Lida and The many friends of Mrs. which said execution issued was ren- teseber- Miss Dim CREEK. Raymond Torrey, Smith George Moore, upon deem the following described mortgaged real Village, Cousins; to redeem the described Mabel are of East are to learn of the dered) following estate, situated in said EllBwortb, in said Mi— Ada A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Staples spending Thanksgiving Holden, pained Btxtn. Herrick; West Brookiin, Ansel mortgaged real estate situated in sain North- county of Hancock, to wit: a certain lot or here with their critical illness of her youngest east Harbor, in said Hancock and MusOrenUie of No. Davis Nov. 26. parents. child, countv, parcel of land with the buildings thereon, Mason, Bluehill; 7, bounded and described as follows, to wit: bounded and described as viz Levi has to Kenneth. Mrs. Moore’s brother and sis- follows, Mi*' Luetta North Frederick about Torrey gone Bar Harbor to Beginning at an iron bolt driven in the on Fourth street at the north- linages; Brookiin, Stanley, aged seventy- Arthur Beginning see his ter, Hutchins and Mrs. Howard ground on the western side of the road lead- west corner of the Hardwood so- llMpMiroe Maddox, of Nas- three died Nov. daughter Doris, who is in the hos- Factory lot, Bluehill; years, Tuesday morning, ing to Kimball’s known as Main street at the thence on the line His little Churchill, went to East Holden Monday called; southerly westerly kfeag, Miss Rachel Cole. 24. He had been in health several pital. daughter Elsie accom- northeast corner of a lot of land described as of the Hardwood lot eight rods; poor be Factory him. Miss is to with their sister during a critical conveyed in a certain deed from Joseph D. thence and with said The but was about a of the time panied Torrey getting along westerly parallel many friends of Mabel Foster, wife years, part surgical operation on the little fellow at Phillips to Nellie S. Bunker dated Dec. 3, a. Fourth Street five rods; tnence northerly and well, and is expected home soon. d. 1898 and recorded in Hancock dflawli. Posers, of Dorchester, Mass., until about a week ago. He had always the E. M. G. hospital, Bangor. county regis- parallel with the first mentioned line eight try of deeds vol. 330, page 441; thence running rods to said Fourth Street; thence on lived in this and will t>e The was saddened last Wed- Nov. 30. D. easterly »tretucked to tear of her death at her community, community south 83° west one hundred six feet to said Fourth Street to the place of beginning, the eastern line of land now or of toir* 1 uesasy of blood greatly missed. He kept the i>ostoffice formerly containing forty square rods, more or less, morning, poison* Selden R. Tracy, thence northeily but always and the same to i** and a store here for being premises conveyed of the brain. Mrs. Powers was ever general several years, following the eastern line of said Tracy the said Ester M. Pio by deed from John T. and after health his fifty-seven feet to the southwest corner of a dated the of willing to lend her am ru everything that his failed, business Higgins, twenty-third day lot of land deeded by said Phillips to Kate J. April, a. d. 1913, and recorded in vol. 497, *** for the was carried on his Miss advancement of the town, by daughter. Whitmore, and recorded in said registry vol. page 283, of the registry of deeds for Han- 352 266, thence but the r socially or for the church. Her Edith, who died last spring. Since that page easterly following cock county, Maine. southerly line of said Whitmore land to the Said real estate is to a mortgage borne was time he bad been cared for subject always a social center where her faithfully by westerly side of said road, thence southerly by given by said Ester M. Pio to Wellington the side of said road three of in said and »*u.. iiitfiius were wont to Alonzo Harvey and wife. He leaves ene westerly forty Haslam, Ellsworth, county gather. Remember feet to of and one- place beginning containing State, and recorded in the registry of deeds, is daughter—Mrs. Greeley Walls, and one of an acre more or less. h.vOMtnpathy felt for her husband, whenever are troubled with minor eighth book 506, page 366, on which is said to be due — you ailments of the with and as to the *bo especially needs her son Rev. Fred Stanley, of Hallowell. Together appurtenant about one hundred dollars. helping hand, above described lot a right of way for all pur- F. O. Silsby. kod were held that these soon for ter »»n. Friends of Brookiin join Funeral services at the home digestive organs, may develop into poses of a way over a strip of land four feet Sheriff. Rev. A. wide adjoining said above described lot on wwhthwm in «*ommon sorrow'. Thursday morning. M. MacDon- more serious sickness. Your Dated at November 18, a. future safety, as well the south and from said town road Ellsworth, Maine, extending d. 1914. ^OT,ao* ald, of Bar Harbor, officiating. to land of said Said to be Une Femme. as your comfort cn the Tracy. way used in Nov. 30. G. present may depend common by said Staples and his heirs NOTICK OK FOHFALO-URE. quickness with which you seek a corrective and assigns, owners and tenants of TITE, John A. Somes, administrator of the KAaT BLUEHJLL. remedy. the premises hereinabove described and the W estate of John W. Somes, late of WEST SURRY. owners and occupiers of the lot south of said Mount Desert, deceased, aDd Melville L. Arthur Fmerton shot a buck Saturday. By common consent of tho who have tried lot hereinabove described. Allen, both of the town 01 Mount Desert, John Pert, of South Bluebill, was the legion them, Excepting and reserving however out of the Hancock Maine, hereby give notice Mr*. H. P. went to Rockland county, Long lot above described a .r a claim u e the of his niece, Mrs. 1. E. Lufkin, last Beecham's Pills are the most reliable of all medi- light of wav f all that we have by mortg upon Thursday. guest family purposes of a way over a strip ot land four following personal property, viz.: All the week. feet wide and from eaid town road furniture cf name and nature, includ- Lutbt-r W cines. This standard tones the extending every BiHgt* has employment in family remedy stomach, to land of said Tracy, and said strip of land ing beds, bedding, chairs of all kinds, tables, men of this took wnbfield, Vt. Seven young vicinity stimulates the sluggish liver, regulates inactive bowels. to be used in common by the said Staples and stoves, dishes, brie a-brae, etc. in the house part in an old-fashioned deer hunt his heirs and assigns, owners and tenants of owned by William 8. B. Cram, situated at School the land hereinabove described as to be sold Southwest Harbor, Hancock Maine. opened this morning, after a Thanksgiving day, returning with two county, **k’a Improved digestion, sounder better and the owners and occupiers or the lot south Said mortgage is from William 8. B. Cram, vacation. deer. sleep, looks, ■of said described lot. Said above described of Boston, county of Suffolk, commonwealth rights of way to bt eight feet wide and the of Massachusetts, to the said John W. Somes Mrs. John Tufta has to brighter spirits and greater vitality come after the gone Waltham, C. P. Dorr, of Ellsworth, and Daniel centre line of said way to be the first men- and Melville L. Allen, is dated January 11, for the tioned line mi inter. Carter, of East Orland, shot a large buck system has been cleared and the blood in the description of the lot here- 1911, and recorded January 13, 1911, in the purified by inabove described as to be sold. All the fore- office of the clerk of the town of Southwest George Cuter am theater Qrindle have last week. going premises and property being the same Harbor. Maine, in book 1, page 280, work in described as oonveyed to the said Edmund M. The conditions of said mortgage have been catling granite. Maud N. Carter and Leonard Northfield, Vt., Mrs. Gray, Staples by the said Joseph D. Phillips by and are broken, and by reason whereof we & deed dated C. Long and wife went to Portland both of Surry, were married at the home Nov.30a. d.. 1908 and recorded in claim foreclosure of the same and give this said registry in book 455 page 321. notice lor that purpose as by law provided. for a 8. A. Nov. 14. two-weeks’ visit with their of MoUraw The rigbtof redemption taken upon execu- John A. Somes, administrator of ton, A. I. Long. Nov. 30. L. Beecham’s Pills tion as aforesaid and to be sold as herein- the estate of John W. Somes. __ after stated is the right to redeem the above Melville L Allen. Jhrold ( unary, who ia scalloping with (The Largest Sale o? Any Medicine in the World) described premises and property from a cer- Mt. Desert, Maine, Nov. 16, 1914. LAMOINE. tain mortgage given the said Edmund M. Pl- H. P. Sold In by Long from Rockland, spent Everywhere. boxes, 10c.. 25c. Staples to the said Joseph D. Phillips dated subscriber hereby gives notice that lte from Bar he has week-t ud at home. John Hodgkins is at home Nov.30, a. d. 1908, and recorded in said regis- THE been duly appointed executor in beok of the last will and testament of Harbor for the winter. try 455, page 323, and originally for slrout and wife, of Springfield, $5,000. TYLER H. STANLEY, late of CRANBERRY And I shall to said execution and in- ar* with Mrs. W. Mrs. Oscar Kemick and son, of Bay-side, satisfy ISLES. Strout's parents, cidental charges sell said right of S. redemption in the of trdwell and wife. are visiting at W. Cousins’. in the above-described taken county Hancock, deceased, and given property upon bonds as the law directs. All execution as aforesaid at auction, at persons having of met with E. public demands against the estate went to A family party twenty the office of Hale & Main Ells- of said deceased' to«,TNorm Mp'ight Waltham, Hamlin, stieet, are desired to the and wife A Christmas Present worth, in said Hancock on present same for settlement, ol called there the illness M. King Thanksgiving day. county, Friday the and k».J Jaeh(1*y, by 18th all indebted thereto are to Miss Ethel day ot December, a. d. 1914, at 2 o’clock requested daughter. Wight. in in make payment immediately. ‘Nov. 23. Eben H. King spent Thanksgiving the afternoon. V R F. O. George R. Hadlock. Bar Harbor with Eben Whitaker and Silhby. Islesford, Me., Nov. For All The Year Sheriff. 12, 1914. • 8EDUW1CK. family. Dated this 17th day of November,a. d. 1914. M Fila School closed for a week’s vaca- You can conceive of no more acceptable a Christmas present for To all Lawreuce, of Lubec, is the Friday STATE OF MAINE. persons interested in either of the es- l*il tates hereinafter of Nliss tion, after a term of progress with Mrs. your friends away ,frem home than a subscription to The Ells- County op Hancock ss. November 19, 1914. named: Mary Paris. At a probate court held at this nineteenth of Ellsworth, in and Miss Elvira Young as teacher. worth American, the old-home paper of all Hancock rpAKEN day November, for the county of on the Jennie who the County. A 1914. on execution dated Hancock, seven- Clough, spent October 28, 1914, teenth dav of a d. H. issued on a November, 1914. being an ®.uer in Nov. It will be to them a weekly reminder of dear friends at home—a judgment rendered the su- is here w ith 30._R- by adjourned session of the November a. Cltntou, Conn., judicial court for the d. * Christmas from the preme county of 1914 term of said court. mother. year-round greeting giver. Penobscot, at a term thereof begun and held matters REACH. on the first of ^pHE following having been pre- Tue-day October, 1914, to wit, X seuted fo:-the action »^f188 Mildred Lord, of who October in thereupon herein- Brooksville, Miss Mattie O. of Derby, Vt., is 20, 1914, favor of Webster F. after indicated, it is Knight, Fill Out The Blank Below. DO IT NOW. Chute, of Holden, in said hereoy ordered: That county of Penob- notice thereof be to all here. scot, against Merrill P. of given persons inter- visiting Turner, Bluehi 1, in eated, by causing a of this &&fimifaan£nifc We will mail, to reach the as as on said county of Hancock, for four copy order to be a few weeks recipient nearly possible hundred and three weeks Levi Knight and wife, after thirty six dollars and live successively in the a cents damage, gublibhediisworth American a Christmas day, card of greeting from you, announcing the and ten dollars and newspaper published in Massachusetts, are home. gift. sixty-five cents costs of at Ellsworth, in said will be sold at county, that they may £u*Vand public auction at the appear at court to P. has had a seven-horse Sheriff’s office in Ellsworth, in probate be held at Ella- William Lowe said county of worth in said on Hancock, to the county, the eighth day of installed in his highest bidder, on the December, a. d. at ten power engine sloop. twenty-sixth day of 1914, of the clock in the JoProperlyTreat December, 1914, at ten a°d be heard thereon Rheumatism. Sore Muscles, Sprains. Publishers o'clock in the they see Mrs. S. T. Lowe, with daughters American, Ellsworth, Me., foreneon, the following de- cause000’ bathe the parts aflected scribed real estate, and all the title wth““I5**, her right, John T. Miller, late of in hot water, then with the bare Gerlrude and Claribel, is visiting par- and interest which the said Merrill P. Turner Bluehill, said Enclosed find for one county, deceased. Petition filed Nellie I band rub $1.50 to has and had in aDd to the same on by thoroughly with ents in Rockland. year’s subscription the Ridlon. executiix of the last will eighteenth of the and testa- day July, 1914*. time when ment of said that the the same was attached deceased, inheritance D. W. Torrey, wife and son Wellington, The Ellsworth American, to be sent to the on the writ in the tax upon said estate following same to by determined J the suit, wit: of by who have a few weeks in Boston and A certain lot judge probate. Bpent address: or parcel of land, situated in Gadwalader 111 the Mary Mitchell, late of Philadel- are home. COunty of Hancock and State Dhia, Johnsons vicinity, of Maine, bounded Pennsylvania, deceased. Petition filed L- and described as follows: by Richard M. Nov. on the Gadwalader, one of the exec- 26.__ Name ___ Beginning easterly side of the highway the la8t from the Ut5?8-,°/. Wl11 and testament and leading Ingalls schcolbouse so- codicil thereto of said called to Marks corner, at the deceased, that the in- SOUTH SURRY. northwest cor- heriUince tax said estate be Address ___ ner of Charles A. upon determined Conary’s land; thence north by the judge of probate. >/(iniment Newton Center, 78u east rods to corner bounds: thence 8. W. Wilder, of spent eighty George S. Bowdoin, late of Tbe result will astonish you. northerly by land of C. A. the city, county Conary and C. E. of New York, deceased. ■N the week-end at E. M. Cunningham’s. Billings following the fence 2fd 8tat? Petition USE OVER IOO YEARS. pasture about filed by Temple Bowdoin. one of rods to land of the execu- who came home for ninety-eight Vespasian Con- tors of the last will and testament This liniment can be used Among those ary; thence about and codicil westerly eight rods to cor- thereto of said deceased, that the internally and Externally. were Dexter Young and ner bounds: thence land of inheritance Thanksgiving by Vespasian tax upon said estate be determined Tsken Sent Conary north 47° west to a by the on sugar or in sweetened wst«r Forrest by ___ spring and corner judge of * sisters, Mrs. Grover, probate. Q'dck, safe remedy for coughs, his three bounds: thence southwesterly on line of said and JEROME H. °°W», croup, sore throat and touailitia. Mrs. Erie Grover and William Scott Conary’s land fifty-two rods to corner of the KNOWLES, Judge of said Court to A true copy of the original 25 and 50 cents at dealers. Howard Cunningham Subscription begin with issue of__ fence; thence southeasterly by the fence order. wife, of Bangor; forty rods to corner; thence Attest:— T- F. Mahoney, Register. L *■ ^OHSBOS A Mass. westerly by the 00., Lao., Boston, and'wife, of Ellsworth; Albert Bhorey fence twenty-two rods to corner; thence from subscription is a renewal of so north 89° west ten rods to the highway: and wife and Earle A. Bonsey, [If previous gift, please indicate by thence southerly by the highway forty-five Sixteen ounces of “renewal” in blank rods to place of performance to every PARSONS’ PILLS , Charleston. writing for date to begin.] beginning. F. O. pound of promise in the advertisements Digestion. Nov. 30. Tbamp. Silsby, HHHHH j Sheriff. | o/ THE AMERICAN. <1 ibfTtiocmnu*. WirMwiiw. fetacrttcrmratt.

ferings of this sale can be mentioned It will to come miles pay " '' — ■1 —1 ^ see items not ad- | 11 here. You’ll many here that will rival the ones vertised P t t zt;z?z-zrz%£e,!“ to this wonderful sale.

___rTvHE^ __ Greatest CLOTHING SALE Ellsworth Ever Knew in this at this time We are going to have the most wonderful price reduction sale ever held city of can at this store Cloth- year. Right now with the coldest weather to come you buy new, up-to-date ing and Furnishings at a great Sacrifice in Price. REMEMBER, SALE OPENS FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4, AT 12 O’CLOCK NOON Clothing. Hen’s Trousers. Men’s 35c Wool Hose, 23c ! $2.50 Men’s Pants, heavy weight and Men's 50c Wool Hose, 36c $12 Men’s Overcoats now, $8.98 gj| 1 all wool, now Men’s $1.50 Blue Flannel Shirts, 98c $15 Men’s Overcoats, now, $10.98 A Special value Men’s Pants, 98c j 50 Small sizes Men’s Overcoats every ^ ** ||o 50c and 75c 19c Men’s 15c Canvas Gloves, 8c one a $12 Coat, Men’s Winter Caps, now, I

Men’s Men’s 25c Suspenders, 15c $12 Suits, $8.98 | Men’s $7.50 Mackinaw Coats, If 4.95 | $15 Men’s Suits, $11.90 I Boys’ $5.00 Mackinaw Coats, $3.95 Men’s $3.00 Guyer Hats, $1.98 Fifteen Days of the GREATEST SALE that You Ever Attended Parker Clothing Company, - Ellsworth, Me.

COUNTY NEWS home, at hit cousin. Miss Clarissa John- j COUNTY NEWS. son, a graduate nurse of the New York Presbyterian hospital, is at home and car- ; BLUE HILL. ing for him. WEST TREMONT. Hints For Christmas Frank P. Merrill is on a business trip to Cards have been received announcing Mm Myra Oott is at borne from Pros- Boston. the marriage of Lila Agnes Patten and pect. Miss Margaret Hinckley is at home Herbert Alonzo Moody at Augusta, Nov. ! Llewellyn Rlcb, who ban been employed from Mt. Vernon, where she been teach- 19. Mrs. Moody is the daughter of George at Prospect, is home. G. are ing. Patten. All good wishes extended j Mr. and Mrs. Loots Homer are receiving to Mr. and Mrs. who will be at Basil Barrett, a student at U. of M., Moody, congratulations on tbe birth of a sod, home in after Jan. 7 spent a few days last week with his par- Augusta, 1, at Scott born Nov. 29. Dr. E. C. Barrett and wife. street. ents, Miss Leola Rumill spent ber Thanks- Among those who entertained on Miss Jennie Grindle, an instructor in giving recess with her parent*, L. W. the high school at Jonesport, spent Thanksgiving were W. B. Eatabrook and Rumill and arils. with her sister, Mrs. P. B. wife, whose guests included Mr. and Thanksgiving Raymond Robbins came home Nov. 28. Snow. Mrs. Moody; Morton Crann and wife, He bas been at work in Portland on the who entertained their entire family of The senior class of the academy will pre- Casco Bay steamer. throe two sons and all the sent the four-act drama, “Fisherman’s daughters, SF.T—For each child’s set send 6 j but Elwood Mrs. Hadie Eye is home from Bouton, CHILD’S desired coujions, 66c cents at the North grandchildren one; Wilbur, Luck,” grange ball, Bluehlll, where abe her daughter, who was at the U. of B. C. Baker and bas been visiting Dec. 4. M.; | Friday evening, Mrs. wife, and Everard Noyes and wife. George Melcber. will like to Wallace Saunders is visiting bis Our illustrated list of premiums help you decide what you would j father, Dec. H. Capt. William F. Murphy came home ! Lewis for a short Mr. 1.__ Saunders, stay. Nov. bis the William as Send for this list and see how it is to obtain one or 25, having had vessel, give presents. to-day easy Saunders has spent the past few years in NORTH DEER ISLE. Mason, hauled up In Portland Itm mala. silver. Our motto is and Good Value”. are Minnesota. ia at more pieces of “Quality Coupons Miss Eva Gray Mountainville. Waiter 8. Lunt, cams borne Nov A full attendance of the members of the in our Ilatchet Brand Cream Salts and Extracts. As Charles Gray ia having a cellar dug for Byron Carter, of Soulbwe«t lErbor, packed Tartar, Spices, Soda, W. R. C. is at the on requested meeting a house. visited bis niece, Mrs. Charles 1'. lent. we all our to be as be returned at once next Saturday, Dec. 5, as the annual elec- Earle guarantee premiums represented, they may Miss Agnes Greenlaw ia visiting Mrs. Thanksgiving. Her daughter Mr-. ; tion of officers will be held at that time. Treii> :. snd if not satisfactory, and we refund amount received. If your grocer doe6 not carry Charlena Lowe. Farley, and little Ariel, of The ladies’ social library is in receipt of Mrs. Merle Farley snd hove, iiulsnd, wre w take measures to see are Cap!. Collins Powers went to New York this let us know, and ill that you its annual gift of books from Mrs. Cora J. snd of this i>i» >.**•• line, supplied. | last Thursday. Kelsey Kenneth, and Miss Maud A. Dodge, in memory of also her guests. their who was much interested in Mrs. James Jordan is with her daughter, mother, Mrs. Arthur Homill and daughter, Lur- Mrs. the and was one of its Kalph Gray. library, early line sad Theoline, of Beal Cove, >{*»■ ; officers. This gift of twenty-five books Prank E. Hardy, jr., and family are vis- Emma A- = Hu inlay with her mother, Mrs. is appreciated by the members of iting his parents, P. E. and wife. of The Twitchell greatly Hardy Heed. Mrs. Hollis Reed and family, the Heed. Champlin library. Those who left last were were also of Mrs. Company, Monday Kay McKinley, guests her PORTLAND, MAINE. A course in public speaking has been Lowe and wife and Miss Grace Lowe, Mias Resale Reed, who works for introduced at the academy this year. for Portland; Miss Ethel Uaekell, for brother Hollis, spent Sunday at home. This course is a course for the Kockland, and Miss Kuth for « required Powers, Capt. W. H. Cunt loat bis boat mast freshmen during the fall term, for the Hock port. Sat- getting his drag while out scalloping the winter and Nov. 30. H. the sophomores during term, urday The strain of the drag parted for the juniors during the spring term. and WEST EDEN. bobtlaya, and both bowsprit It consists of three lectures a week and a the *at'm>sj > at the New York went over the stern, smashing Very Special Syndicate LaGrippe that each member of the class The and schools closed primary high \t dder U | requirement and hitting both Capt l.unt and 118 Main Me. THE DEADLY WEAKENER. chose a selection and deliver it at the Wednesday noon for the Thanksgiving Store, St., Bangor, Robbins. Capt. Lunte head was cut quite close of the term. The freshmen will de- ! recess. in itself is seldom fatal. badly. LaGrippe liver their selections on after- Thursday Mrs. Ida Kich, who has been in Bar Nov. 30. ! But the lassitude and Dec. before the members of the weakness, loss noon, 3, Harbor the past season, is home for the __TBEUU- school and three The BIG SALE of MEN’S and BOYS’ ! of appetite induced by it leave the judges. judges will winter. COREA. select three men and three women to de- Miss house | system easy prey to the ravages of I Muriel Tripp, a student in the Bar Seofleld is having a new I liver their seelections again in the town Roy other ills. | Harbor high school, spent the Thanks- built. hall on 8. A cordial I MACKINAWS § Tuesday evening,Dec. giving recess with her Mrs. L. K. “L. F.” Atwood’s Medicine is an un- mother, The ladies’ aid gave a chicken , invitation is extended to the public to be society for these Tripp. church, Nov. • Men’s and Mackinaws in brown and failing remedy dangerous present. supper at the Baptist $5 $6 plaid j Misses Luzetta and after-effects. It tones up the entire Nov. Thelma Swazey went Proceeds, |16. 83.48 i 30._H. to Prospect Harbor last week to children gray plaid, system, builds up the appetite and re- spend Mrs. Ralph Btewart, with two • with the shawl collar and EAST SULLIVAN. Thanksgiving with their her 11101 e * These are specially heavy mackinaws good length § stores strength. grandparents, has gone to Marisville to visit Orrin Hayward and wife. Mrs. the A. T. Hill and Miss Helen Hill were | Mrs. Carr. Croxford’s letter tells Nov. 30. George Men’s Mackinaw's, all wool, in red, blue and 5 of their brother Elwood in Bar M. [ $8 whole story: guests Marcellua Tracy and Levi Campbell, Harbor Thanksgiving. su gray. In this sale, 84.98 g Carmel, Maine: BEECH Hil l who have been living here the past Marcus Richards, of Bar Harbor, was have moved back to Gouldaboro. “I was very poorly after an attack Mrs. Everett Blanchard and son Hazen mer, the of Mrs. Julia and Frank and 8 to 19, 83.98 i guest Dyer a few Nov. HO. $5 $6 Mackinaws, ages of La Grippe. A friend recommended spent days recently with Mrs. Lewis ______Boys’ Johnson over Thanksgiving. T*. F.’ Atwood’s Medicine and I Beads in Bar Harbor. got HALL • in the -tate post, with the privilege of Harvey W. Dunbar is getting ready for QUARRY. Goods shipped anywhere by parcel g a bottle. It has done me lots of John W. Carter and Miss Alice Mason Orindle good. the winter's Mr. Dunbar has it visit Cage the same if not satisfactory. 8 lumbering. have returned William Dan by iDg returning I shall keep it on hand.” to Orono, after spending always built a large addition to the barn at and wife. Thanksgiving at home. (Signed) Mrs. M. L. Oroxford. Colonial and has a crew of men wif® ®PfD farm, Nov. 30. I.wtw William Richardson and his Ward off LaGrippe with “L. F.M land for fields. clearing pasture mowing Bunday with friends here. Big S5 Cent Bottle at Dealer’s. is at home from the FRANKLIN. tn Fred Johnson Edward Hiligrove has returned I a 118 Main FREE Trial Mail. bad a Bancor. I Sample Isle Mr. Johnson There will be a have Hi New M St, by Presque hospital. ball to Syndicate, and went grand where he Maine’s Cut-Price Store. supper Rockland, Biggest “L. F." MEDICINE serious time from blood He ; at the town halt CO., Portland, poisoning. Tuesday evening, Dec. 8. eer removed from hi» lip. for hie BB1 Me. was able to leave the hospital | Monaghan’s orchestra, four pieces. Nov. 30.