American. 1 avMomtroir r*ioa, pik * •3.00 tiab. IKTIBID AS 8BOORD CLAM MATTIB / PAID €llgmortJ| ) LVI. f) i-IV III ADTAMCIi $1 JO. No. 7 Vol. ELLSWORTH, MAINE. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 16, 1910. AT Til 1LUVOBT1 POIT0VVIOI.0. S VDomitraintH. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Ellsworth Friday of next weak. There atJbttt'fttmntt* will be afternoon and evening sessions and at 6 o’clock and NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. suppers midnight. URRILL NATIONAL BAN IX The board of registration will be in Exec notice—Eat Jonathan W Penney. session at the aldermen’s room on March --6LL8WORTH, ME_|\ National Surety Co—Statement. CQ P O Silsby—Sheriff’s sale. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 from 0 a. m. to 1 p. m. and Writs of attachment. from 3 to 5 and from 7*to 9 m. Jesse K Mitchell—Notice of foreclosure. p. m., p. W H Butler—New restaurant. The basket ball game, announced to be ALL AGES Lafy Hanscom—Notice of foreclosure. G A Parcher—Sulphur. played at Ellsworth Friday between the from to grandchild grandfather are repre- J A Haynes—Cash market. girls’ teams of Ellsworth and Millinocket, sented in Stan wood—Photographer. Hancock Co savings bank. has been postponed, the Millinocket team OUR SAVINGS Bucksport, Mb: being unable to come on the date named. DEPARTMENT. W C Conary—Notice of foreclosure. The Mrs. F. C. Burrill on Monday evening w magic word “save” has been the Bangor, Mb: nne, ncn, means of gave a valentine party and shower for her building up a little “nest egg’ Eastern Trust A Banking Co. for the sister, Miss Bernice Giles. Thirty guests or plain food, future. Place your pennies and Boston I ^ * enjoyed hearts and bridge. The house your dollars with us and we will not only Dr Rudolph Mertin—Excelsior hair dye. valuable and table decorations were to equally protect them from robbers but will also appropriate hearts pay interest on the deposits. SCHEDULE OP MAILS. occasion, predominating. ^ and saving. AT BLL8 WORTH POSTOP VICE. The girls’basket ball team of the high We 4 cent, on In Oct. 1909. pay per Savings. effect 4, | school went to Franklin last Friday even- ing and the school of Liberal interest on check ac- MAILS RECEIVED. played high girls From a 4.28 and 6.08 m. that place. The Ellsworth team won by a counts. Wbst^-T.IS m; p Prom East—11.07 a m; 12.06, 6.65 and 10.22 p m. score of 11-2. Quite a number of Ells- MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOPPICB. worth young people accompanied the Going West—10.45, 11.80, a m; 6.80 and 9 pm. team to Franklin. Going East—6.30 a m; 4 and 5.30 m. p Deacon Isaac Jordan, of Beechland, who, No Sunday mail. Postoffice open on Sunday if will be from 9 to 10 a m. nothing happens, eighty-one years old on March 3, drove the team and Indispensable helped load and unload twelve loads of BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair, For Home baking wood last Friday. He i9 busy making up Feb. 22-20. his own wood to burn next winter. That seems to be pretty good for a man of his age. The club will week Thursday meet this of Harry Graves, Lamoine, charged FOOD FAIR COMING EVENTS. on Friday afternoon with Miss Hannah with arson, who, after ,a hearing last L. Holmes. THE UNION TRUST CO. before Recorder of ELLSWORTH. of ELLSWORTH Wednesday Knowlton, Will Open at Hancock Hall Tuesday The woman's relief will serve the Ellsworth was corps municipal eourt, held Next. At Lamoine, Friday evening, Feb. 18- OP NED 724 NEW ACOOUNTS suppeV at G. A. R. hall Thursday, Feb. 17, in bail to await the action of the f1,000 The food fair, to be given under the aus- Poverty ball and supper at town hall* at 6 o’clock. DURING THE YEAR 1S09, AND grand jury at the April term, has thus far pices of the Ellsworth merchants’ associa- Wilson’s orchestra. L. M. Moore, wife and son left to-day failed to secure bail, and is still in the will at hall of HA8 NOW MORE THAN 5,000 tion, open Hancock Tuesday Hancock hall, Feb. 22-26—Food fair for a visit of two or three weeks in Bos- county jail. next week, and continue until Saturday. Admission, 10 cents. DEPOSITORS. YOU ARE INVIT- ton and vicinity. A. Goodwin arrived home There will be brief exercises at 2 Capt. Sidney opening Friday, Feb. 25, at Ellsworth-District ED AN from New TO OPEN AOCOUNT There will be a dance at Rnral hall. East Friday York, where he arrived o’clock Tuesday afternoon. convention of Odd Fellows. WITH Surry, to-morrow evening. Music by recently after a stormy passage from There will be exhibits of food stuffs and US. Thursday, March 10, at Ellsworth—Ma* Wilson and Gonives in the schooner Harry W. other articles of household or farm use, Lynch. sonic district convention. Haynes. His father, Capt. Samuel A. Good- with music afternoon and evening by UNION TRUST CO. of ELLSWORTH H. H. Harden, who has been an invalid REUNIONS. who him in New soon and on for a had an ill last win, joined York Monaghan’s orchestra, speaking long time, turn week, Friday evening, Feb. at Paul Revert after his arrival, has taken the schooner topics of agricultural interest. The Paine 25, and is now in a serious condition. hall, Mechanics’ building, Boston—Ella- for a trip to Port au Prince. trio will furnish vocal and instrumental The republican municipal caucus will be worth reunion. Tickets, 50 cents. music and readings daily, and it is hoped held Friday, Feb. 25, at 3 p. m. The date Officers of Blonquefort commandery, K. STATE. to have the Kickapoo Comedy Co. here for the democratic caucus is not T., will be installed next Monday even- at Memorial Metho- holding also. There will be contests of various April 20-25, Knight announced. ing, by Past Grand Commander Arno W. dist Calais—East Maine annual yet kinds. The lectures will be at 2.30. Doors church, King. The installation will be public to conference. W. A. of Mrs. A. W. Cushman, Mrs. Addie Mason at 1. Bishop Quayle, unmarried and minor open and Mrs. A. K. Cushman are in wives, daughters Oklahoma, presiding. Boston, Tuesday will be “boost” day, or Ells- sons of sir knights. There will be a ban- and expect to attend the Ellsworth re- worth with a at with at day, opening exercises, union on the 26th. quet 6.30, installation, music, 8, local program and speaking by out-of- BOOST! Ellsworth Food followed by dancing and cards. Fair. The Salvation army fair last week was town and local speakers. The principal well patronized, and the results satisfac- The many friends ol Fulton J. Redman, address will be on forestry. Feb. 22-26. tory. ( apt. Scott expresses run thanks to son of E. F. Redman, formerly of Ells- Wednesday will be apple day. Victor the many who contributed. worth, will be interested and pleased to R. Gardner, professor of horticulture at the learn that out of 246 for admis- aubtrti&nnnrta. The next meeting of the literature club applicants University of Maine, will be the principal sion to the Massachusetts bar he was we ia postponed from next Monday evening, speaker. His subject will be “Where at Home one of the candidates who Savings Kept Feb. a, to Tuesday, the 22d. It will be eighty-two Stand in the Apple Business”. $ passed the examinations. Young Redman will be grange Prof. held at the home o( Mrs. O. W. Tapley. Thursday day. is a graduate of Bowdoin, ’07, and will Harold G. Ball, of the University of THE are if are known POPULAR in constant danger of loss tire. Then, too, you Mrs. M. M. who has been by Whittaker, from the to luive in the it is a constant to thieves, graduate Harvard law school Maine, will be the principal speaker on money house, temptation with her sons in Boston the past winter, lion much betier to your savings in the care of a trustworthy next June. this day, and will speak especially on place has gone to Midland, Mich., to make her insti ution like the Eastern Trust, where you not only .receive potato growing. Incidentally it is hoped borne with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Bias. The regular Sunday services in the alisolu'e but constant interest, compounded semi-annu- to have a of protection, Methodist church and afternoon meeting prominent grangers IDEA ir There will be another of the morning aliy. Our by-mail methods make banking easy f everybody. meeting from all over the to a boost Sunday, Feb. 20, at 10.30 and from 3 to county, give Hancock county grange fair association 4, of the value of conducted Rev. W. F. to the grange fair project. sulphur is undoubt- of next when the dates and by Emery. Morn- Friday week, w be Odd Fellows There founded “Bet me die the death of Friday yi day. edly upon experience, and Eastern Trust & of holding the fair will be decided ing subject: the Banking Co., place will be a large number of Odd Fellow’s in it has been known to the medical righteous and let my last days be like BANGOR, riAINE. Branches at Old Town nnd Mnchiai. upon. town on that to attend the district His.” Afternoon subject: “The World for day profession 2,000 years. Its use cleanses At a special meeting of the full board of and with the ■ ^ ■ Christ.” Bible study and address Friday convention, expectation the system of all scrofulous affections aldermen last Saturday morning, it was that many of them will bring their wives, evening at 7.30. Subject: “The story of and clears the complexion. It is good voted to sell the old “hearse house”, now the program arranged will be of special the little captive maid who helped her in Chronic Rheumatism, situated on the city farm, to John B. Dean interest to women. Miss Laura E. Com- particularly sick master to find a cure.” tor those a for (40. stock, of the department of domestic having gouty tendency. Two farewell were The University of Maine music clubs parties given last economy of the University of Maine, will Now is the time to try my SULPHUR AND week in honor of Mrs. L. Russell be gave a concert at Hancock hall Thursday Henry the speaker of the day, and her subject who will leave soon for where CREAM OF TARTAR LOZENGES. evening under the auspices of the sopho- Warren, Mr will be “Discrimination in Food Values”. Russell has a business. more class of the high school. A dance purchased grocery Saturday will be county day. The followed. The first was a supper given Friday even- principal speaker will be Prof. H. A. PARCHER’S PHARMACY. ing by Mrs. Q. F. Newman, as a surprise of the of his There will be a meeting of the Village Campbell, University Maine, to Mrs. Russell. Saturday evening Mrs. subject “Dairy 0. G. improvement society Friday after- being Management”. ROLLED- OATS next# Elmer E. Rowe entertained in Mrs. Rus- Austin M. Foster has been given the noon, Feb. 18, at 3 o’clock, at the home of sell’s honor. Saturday evening the junior contract to erect the booths. Andrew M. Mrs. John A. Peters. All ladies interested class of the high school gave a farewell Moor will arrange the electric lighting in the work are most cordially invited. MONEY AT party to Miss Lillian Russell. in connection with the decorations. A PURSE OPENING The annual convention of the Odd Fel- will add decora- This will be observed as Eugene D. Brann to the lows’ lodges of this district will be held in the week of tions a number of of tax- prayer by the Salvation army. To-night specimens DEPOSITED the albino deer shot there will be a cottage prayer meeting at idermy, including PRICE! SWinTisnTflW up-river the past season. Mrs. Moon’8, on Spruce street. Thursday, on or before March 1 There will be dancing each evening Friday and Saturday at 8 meetings in begins to bear inter- hall. solo from 10 to 12, with a Washington birthday Army Following singing ser- est at that time. This ball and a “ladies’ vice Saturday evening, refreshments will Tuesday night, night” ball Friday, when ladiee w’ill be admitted bank has paid ”3 reg- 25-cent of be passed. A special hour, of prayer will free. Kegular packages ular semi-annual follow. Sunday—Sunday school at 1.45; dividends since be- this extra popular breakfast topical meeting at 3 p. m., leader, Nellie May be Postponed. JUST at 7.30. The farmers’ announced to be business in Maddocks; evening meeting institute, ginning held here on March 15, may be postponed 1»73. cut in for a record Word has been received here of the cereal, price, until the 22d or 29th. death yesterday at Holyoke, Mass., of The-special committee of the board of sale Harrietts Jackson, widow of Capt. George Hancock Co. Savings Bank, to trade which has the affair in hand has re- K. Griffin. The Griffins are RECEIVED well remem- 16 State quested Commissioner Gilman to make St., bered here by the older residents. A son the change, if possible. MAINE. was Gen. Eugene Griffin, a graduate of ELLSWORTH, It is that before the next and at the probable 18 cents. West Point, time of bis death a issue of The American the date will be \ A new lot of Berri few years ago, was second vice-president definitely fixed. of the General Electric Co. A daughter is The are new Oil. This is Oats and strictly Olive the wife of W. E. Baker, a well-known ELLSWORTH FALLS. engineer. It was Mr. Baker who made A. Oil the of the route between Ira B. Hagan went to Augusta Monday, light in every way; the price is J. the best made; survey Ellsworth Read This Over and Bar Harbor for the Mt. Desert Tran- returning Tuesday evening. If have a so a little sit Co. The embroidery club met on Thursday you photo you wish enlarged slim that it costs and trained, Films you wish everybody—yes, of last week with Miss Millie A. Tre- developed HAYNES, or printed. Pictures you wish framed. Death of An Octogenarian. worgy. Pictures you wish copied, send them to ^ OU—should be eager to buy Postoffice more than the me and I will give you first-class s;»tia. Sq., Mrs. Sarah C. Qarland, who had lived to Miss Sadie Jordan has been the guest of faction or refuud your money. I Iiave this class of work from all parts of the the advanced age ot ninety-tour years and Mrs. Walter B. Cram in Bangor for sev- in a Ellsworth. common Oil but it State. Send yours while you think of It. hurry. live months, died Sunday, Feb. 13, at the eral days. home on Bridge hill ot Parlin H. in is worth the differ- Bonsey, George A. Lynch is filling his houses whose family she had lived for the past with bis usual amount of ice. Charles P. few years. Smith has also commenced cutting. Stanwood Studio, ence. Mrs. Qarland’s maiden name was Mrs. Herbert E. Flood and two children Dirigo Block, Main St., Ellsworth. Frazier; she was born in Waltham, and SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN are visiting at Green Lake with her was the last of a large family ot children. Price 65 cents a a parents, Mrs. Fred E. Grace and wife. pint $1-25 Two sisters lived to a remarkably old age— Mrs. Johnson has Mrs. Hannah Higgins, ninety-two, and Lyman returned to her home at Lubec quart Miss Cynthia Frazier, ninety-one. Her after visiting relatives HOUSE electrical rstr here and at Green Lake several weeks. CLEANING WITH- husband was Elisha who died Full Llaee el Oarland, Butler’s services were on at no tat had conducted many years ago. They children. Preaching OUT ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Hancock SU. DUST. Cor. Main and The funeral was held at the house Sunday by Major and Mrs. Cowan in the AND FIXTURES. Sold only by EatluiM M WIHug mi SaSfUtt Ckaertalljr OIne. Home Cooking Neatly Served. yesterday afternoon, Rev. P. A. A. Killam, vestry, and were well attended, consider- ANDREW M. MOOR. Water Served with Meals. of the Baptist church, officiating. Inter- ing the short notice. Having purchased a Santo Vacuum Pure Spring Electrical Cleaner, I am prepared to do •tejr Building, Mate 6t.. Elliuortb. was at Woodbine ment cemetery. Charles A. Joy went to Bucksport last house cleaning without removing the fur- E. G. niture from the rooi n or dust, MOORE, week, where he will be as sur- raising any employed Operated from any electric light socket, for Prices T. a former of veyor the balance of the winter at the very reasons ble. Demonstrations Stanley Pullen, surveyor if Beautiful Azaleas Lorraine Begonias Richardson mill. given desired. - Druggist. the port of Portland, for eleven years publisher of the Portland Press, died The mill of C. J. Treworgy has been shut Once tlie Cor. Post Office. Wanted at bloom opp. Now In full Tuesday, aged sixty-seven years. He was down since Friday on account of the one or two carloads l in. and 1 1-4 in. GREEN HOU8E. a member of the State 1874-76. of a fore wheel. A new George B. ELLSWORTH rtall orders a legislature, breaking one was Jameson, dry Hardwood Boards, beech, birch 43. Specialty. Telephone He was a to several national received from and maple. Address, Ellsworth delegate Bangor yesterday, and work 130 Water St., Ellnworth. Me. Hardwood Co., Ellsworth, Maine. republican conventions. was resumed this morning. Hutchins and Carl ®rtjrrti«mrrU* talcum powder, cold cream, etc., I have small ©rangrrs. Dunbar; Benefit Column. among tl)f Nins Bernice fHutual and boxes that bold all I need for the Varnum, * CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. cans Varnum, VW' these in most convenient es- Perkin,, Elmore Roberts and trip. You can get This column is devoted to the Orange, R. p' EDITED BY “AUMT MADGE’*. answering the “ad” of some reli- of Hancock county Suggestions for the good Prsyor Mooting Topic For tho Wook shapes by pecially to the K ran Res of the or?' that sends for a few cents. for the able firm samples column la to all granger* were made by the brothers a.id Beginning Fob. 20, 1910. and The open aistera Its Motto: “Helpful Hopeful Place several wa*sts on a coat hanger and of Interest, and Destine of and other elne of discussion of topics general (trance. Penobscot Topic.—Intemperance SAVED fold all will not get crushed Make letters gr,n(w together. They for of grange meetings. tended a vote the body.—Rotr. vtli, 1-14. Commont by reports rising of thanks to The of this column are succinctly as if folded of my coat must ^ Rev. Sherman H. Doyle. D. D. purposes separately. Many short and concise. All communications team of the motto— tt Is for the mutual degree visiting stated In the title and hangers are made of barrel hoops about will not be ex- grange , Ia this fatuous from the be signed, but names printed the and paragraph and alms to be helpful and hopeful inches wound with strips of com- working degree, they in benefit, eighteen long bv permission of the writer. All r,. of Romans the Paul com cept a vote of thanks to book Apostle for the common good. It Is far the paper and tied with ribbon or tape. to gave the host Being crepe I muni cations will be eubiect approval by gn,!"1 a vivid contrast between the mon use—a servant, a purveyor of In- Some are first wound with and without for the entertainment. draws public wadding I the editor, but none will be rejected There were iw the In- AN formation and a medium for FROM sachet in. ten suggestion, sprinkled including spiritually minded and the carnally ! good reason. present, from H,|„* terchange of ideas. In this capacity It solicits S. J. Y.’s letter recalls my only visit to Port- _____ minded. Through Christ the spiritu- grange. Washington’s birthday win v” communications, and ltssuccess depends largely land, and I can say with Naillil that the glass observed this M have been made DATES. by grange. ally minded right- on the support given it In this respect. Com- flowers at Agassiz are beautiful and wonder- — of Hancock eous and walk not after the sins of the munications must be signed, but the name of ful. Would like to have had days where I Friday, Feb. 18 Meeting HIOHLAND, 304, NORTH writer will not be except by permission only had hours there. Is there another sister I Pomona with Arbutus grange, PENOBHrm flesh or body, but walk after the Spirit. printed OPERATION grange storm- The Feb. 4 Communications will be subject to approval or in Androscoggin county? If there is perhaps prevented Highland On the other hand, the carnally mind- Surry. from the but none will out. It is a grange holding its regular rejection by the editor of column, my pin help to find her very March of Green aeaatos or those who have not Wednesday, 2—Meeting As it was to be ed accepted will be rejected without good reason. Address cute little pin that stands for "Mol" as well yonng gentlemen s ! Mountain Pomona grange with Bayside Christ and are still devoted to the sins all communications to as “Mutual” and Aunt it was carried over until Lydia E. Pinkham’s “Madge”. Expect Feb. n wh life or The ambbicah, By grange, Ellsworth. of the body have no spiritual Madge will say when she sees what a long there was a full attendance and the Ellsworth, Me. — young power and are dead in trespasses and let er, as the father did who would reprove men did themselves much BROOKUN, 251. credit byth, In sins. Their condition is most de- Vegetable Compound his young hopeful for using slang: “come kid, efficient manner in which Feb. with they tilled of evil and “THEY SAY” AND “I THINE”. I ue forest, wis.— cut it out.” Should not blame her if she cut Brooklin grange met 8, th! plorable. They think only offices. The program was a No doubt have heard the expression “After an opera- it out. ^ Mol. Master F. 8. Herrick in the chair pleasing one. destroy body, mind and soul by indulg- you Worthy consisting of from which we should shrink. non four Two singing by choir, Or the saying | years ago Thank for the use- ! and twenty-six members present. reading! ing In the sins of the body. All who I had down- you sincerely many 1 by Harvey Staples, Homer When talking of a poor fellow being. S pains for were received. Mil follow this kind of lives in any form ful suggestions you have given us. I cer- applications membership Lowell, It is always “They say”, or “I think”. ward in both sides, colraLeach and EarlGrindel; the find After business the lecturer presented a com,ndronl or forms should arouse themselves, ; and a tainly hope pin will help you ! backache, and by Percy Orindle and Malcolm “They say. or I think, he has fallen. one and am short of music, readings !^,ch. realize their danger and give up sinful weakness. The doc- more than Mutual sister glad program Nathan So I've heard. For myself, I don’t know.” song by Gray. The ones. man tor wanted me to it stands for “Mol” as well as ! tests. program lives for spiritual No __ closed and “I think he has taken to drinking. by encouraging appropriate re- need "walk in the have another opera- Madge. since Christ's death so (Aunt) 8CHOODIC. 408, WINTER HARBOR. marks made W. M. For they say he does and so.” tion. I took E. by Gross and J. m flesh." but and should "walk In Lydia held its meet- may Pinkham's Schoodic grange regular Hutcbins on the amount of talent “If live after the flesh Our sisters they, too, fall a victim Vegeta- dis- the spirit.” ye hie €onr*ponftrnrc. on evening, Feb. 10. There the entire Of this cruel, gossiping tongue. Compound and ing Thursday played throughout evening ye shall die [spiritually and eternally], a number of “They say,” or “I think” is the reason I am entirely cured were 140 present, including but if ye through the Spirit do mortify of my troubles.”— from Of many a poor heart being wrung. The (iambllng Anhlt. visiting members, many remaining RAINBOW, 303, NORTH RROOKSVILLE deeds of the shall live.” De or- the body ye Mrs. ArersTF. VEsrEBMAMir, f Washington, D. C., Jan. 26,1910. the Pomona meeting in the afternoon. Rainbow grange was called to life and We all have our faults and our weakness. est. Wisconsin. ordiroo Which shall it be—a spiritual To the Editor of The Amertcan: Owing to bad traveling, not so many at- Feb. 10 Bessie aa And no matter wherever we go, by Gray master, r „„ or a carnal life and Another Operation Avoided. eternal salvation one who has with men, Pomona as w as for. The ladies’ all chairs We always will hear the same story, Any mingled ! tended hoped night, being tilled. It one must decide New Orleans. La.—‘‘For years 1 suf- eternal death? Each and in cities and in the was conferred on twelve. was worth a vote “They say.” or “I think” thus and so. from severe young old, Pomona degree of thanks to see the and the fered female troubles. in- this question for himself, may knows how the habit In the there was balloting on tercet and that had Finally 1 was confined to my bed and country, gambling evening pains been taken, each Lord help us to decide aright. an in most all classes of and the follow what to Dear M. B. Friends: the doctor said operation was neces- prevails society. one candidate ing program knowing just do, espc, iaih SlJ. The sins of the are numerous. body sary. 1 gave E. Finkham's The of gold mines and all was rendered: Hinging by members; violin ter w ho did not refer to All the way from Nebraska the above Lydia Veg- promoters Bessie, the book Back of them, of course, is a sinful a etable Compound trial first, and kinds of schemer* consider and Bro. Small and Sister Roberts; once. The were has some to us, and we con- [ get-rich-quick piano, degrees conferred lor Evil evil poem may was from an — mind. thoughts, imaginations, saved operation.” Mrs the clerk an easy mark. A Lena Ardell Par- Refreshments clude the which it illustrates government reading, Joy; piano solo, practice. were sere, at re- evil lives, and them- “complaint’’ Li ly 1111 Kerlerec New produce they PEYKOrx, St, few the for Minnie Hu duet, Sisters cess hv the ladies. is to be found in the extremes of the years ago opportunity gam- ker; song. inner; At the next meeting selves are evil. "As a man thinketh in Orleans, La. 1 in was so easy that every llanson and Mina the w ill take and in all the inter- of success bling Washington Bunker; recitation, gentlemen the chain, »ud it his heart so is he.” and Christ makes country quite likely Thirty years unparalleled the of one who desired could have a chance. If Higgins; singing, Alice Roberts; duet, is hoped they will do aa well. sins trans- vening sections. We will all say “how confirms power Lydia E. Pink- a man free from bodily by did not care to the races or to drill. true!” but will we ham's to cure they play go Bisters Hanson and Roberts; his mind and renewing his profit by it? Vegetable Compound forming female diseases. The volume of the pool ro3ms, there were the slot remarks'were made by some The following letter from one of our great Pleasing BOOST! ElUwortli will. which were warranted to win Bros. Food western sisters will be all. unsolicited testimony constantly pour- machines, of the visitors, including Hall, Fair, Some of the sius or the Do-ay are: enjoyed by that ing in proves conclusively Lydia all their spare money, yet they were very Stover, Foss, Noyes, Bickford, Bartlett, Feb. 2U-24I. 1. intem- is IntemperaDee. especially E Pinkbam’s Vegetable Compound while were to be and Hall. I have noticed in the last few months sever- popular they permitted Rollins Sister perance in the use of alcoholic drinks. a remarkable remedy for those dis- al for A. M. D. I felt operated. There w ill be work in the first degree on No sin of the body has been more inquiries thoroughly tressing feminine ills from which so SULLIVAN HARBOR. iit u lucre were tue The flattered and pleased t-o think any one noticed women suffer. kuiu-iuiuc pru- one candidate at the next meeting. universal and destructive than that many Mrs. in my absence, but I did not write was be- motors who bad free access to the new manuals to work George Noyes ia Presque Isle. why want advice depart- grange has the of intemperance. It has destroyed I If you special about cause was waiting for some kind of an in- ments and would a victim until a of members are on Paul was a case write to Mrs. Pink ham, pursue with. Quite number Simpson recent guest of millions and has mined and wrecked spiration or something worth while to write your at Mass. Her advice la they got his last dollar. All those forms of the sick list. Good interest ia being taken friends in Rockland. countless homes and even been a prin- about; as it does not come will write any way. l.ynn. free, and always helpful. gambling have been done away with, and in the meetings, and it is hoped that it The lower school cipal factor in the destruction of na- Lately I have been ••hibernating’*, like the closed Friday for the now the mails are used by those slick will continue the winter. winter tions. it the young bears, only I seem to have spent the time in throughout vacation, until April. Against decidedly to in their and the furnace room. two Johns are «age and poem from E. A. O. certainly could promoters gather victims, need to be warned. No drunkard ever My away A. T. Wilson baa been a recent if do them in gu -st of all day and that soft coal furnace is as much not have been more appropriate she had that they gather every day by VERONA, 1306. intended to become one. He intended G. Fred Simpson in Newton, Mass. care and almost as dirty as our real little known when she -cut it that it would be her the hundreds there is no doubt. Verona grange met with twenty-five to be temperate in his use of drink. last. It will doubtless comfort the hearts of Sorosia meets baby John. Nebraska has surely had a regu- To pick out a half dozen clerks at members The first and second Friday with Mrs. C harles are to present. But some things dangerous lar old-fashioned and many who are now shut in as she was. It is Miss Elsie winter, after ten weeks random and talk with them abott degrees were conferred on one candidate. Simpson, Simpson and Mrs. and drink is one to know that our loss is her tamper with, strong the snow is everywhere in great drifts and comforting gain, Carleton as matrons. speculating in stocks, you would find the After recess the concert and ball which of them. The only safe way is to slowly melting. It certainly is for.unate that and to know that she is not shut in now, but majority have stock in the only gold mine the grange will give Feb. 18, was dis- The M. L. club met with Bessie Carle- avoid it altogether. Let the young the snow melts so slowly, or the floods below free to enjoy the glories of the better land. on earth that was the real and committees All ton us I Sister B. is much better. I do thing, only cussed, appointed. Friday evening. The con- men especially be warned today, for here would be very damaging—as it is they hope enjoy program ber letters so much. I think it was the last wanting capital to develop it. Boubtless are for a and the sisted of selections from as never before the business world say all the lowlands are under water. I hope looking good time, hope Tennyson by the will the flocds this one she wrote for the M. B. C. which was so there are gold mines that pay immense will send large dele- Irene and Hattie Conners and demands sober men to conduct its af- poor people escape surrounding granges Bessie I when I read it that it as the loss to are helpful. thought but the stock is not for sale, and an fairs. The of who learns year sufferin£and property dividends, gations. Carleton, instrumental solo by boy today to be an to all of to be terrible. ought inspiration us, and I have yet to hear in the thirty years There will be work at the next Lela a sure failure in this meeting, Gordon, after which games were to drink faces I thankfnl for all our present blessings and to would like very much to know who the or more that 1 have been associated with attendance is de- as and business. A good enjoyed. world as well the loss of spiritual Mutual was trust our Father for the future. who used to|know my John when those clerks who in mine eternal life. gamble gold sired. Feb. 14. H. and he was a big fat baby, and he wishes to These two stanzas are Alexia's really message stock or other of their ever is a sin of the know any stock, 2. Gluttony body. more than I, or any of the rest that enclosed for us all: CUSHMAN, 371, GOULD8BORO. realizing a dollar from their investment. Constant overeating is most harmful know us. I have read similar requests in the On account of bad six- 3t*irrtiannnus. WHEN EVERYTHING GOES WRONG. all out and weather, only column before, but as I do not know It is pay nothing coming in, and injurious to physical health and any, of teen members and one visitor from Lin- It is easy enough to be pleasant on the old mental and life. The course could not make myself known. yet they keep playing game. activity spiritual When life flows by like a song. coln grange were present at the regulai “wine- Now is the time to have Christmas shop- Once a gambler, always a gambler, expressions “gluttonous” and But the man worth while is the one who will meeting of Cushman grange. ping ideas and not wait until the last minute. seemB to be the rule rather than the ex- Program: bibbers’' are several times united in the I Heading, conundrums, always do mine all the year when I make The desire to speculate is not all Leroy Arnold; Scriptures, and warnings against both When everything goes wrong. ception. any gifts and, if I don't, I have to Florence Young. TRUES really give confined to the who live in the are man a people enjoined. The who is it as I have For the test of the is up entirely, generally about forty heart trouble, cities. glutton overworks his digestive or- to or more friends comes fifty and relatives to re- And it always with the years. BAY8IDE, 476, ELLSWORTH. A few ago, while sitting on my and not them, but member. I most like use- And the smile that is worth the of years gans only injures believelthat people praises met Feb. 9 with a veranda at my summer home in a Bayside grange good other vital of the ful articles, and am confining gifts to earth Maine, organs body, espe- my attendance and several visitors. The ELIXIR dressed man called and made his F.U iUxthrti cially the heart. The health of thou- ladies more than ever to ties, handkerchiefs Is the smile that shines through tears. nicely 2S5J. worsted quilt that was to the Best sands is and linens that can be used br useful silver, business known by showing me a lot of presented remedy in the impaired and their lives made world lor constipa- and a grange by Fred Murch and wife wat miserable in running gentleman's rooming bouse I Dear Aunt Madge: gold printed paper, wireless telegraphy tion, biliousness by intemperance eating find Mrs. them all delighted when show me me drawn by Horace Marks. Proceeds. headache, loss of too much and In that which is they Have any of the M. B. sisters tried baking stock, and offered something less than eating their of socks appetite, heartburn. gifts ties, and handkerchiefs. on of the stove? Put the use of name. I fl0.50. All appreciate the gift. The harmful rather than Too potatoes top pota- flOO worth for the my told Sure riddance to helpful. Shopping in a large city is but anything toes ou an asbestos plate, cover with a basin the use to which 1 could county grange will meet at Bayside March intestinal worms. much care cannot be exercised over him only put pleasant at Christmas time. First unless ami and tarn occasionally. One can bake pota- of that kind of 2, with State Master Stetson in attend- you ywr our diet. and know what fl0,000 worth paper would cAUdrrn u>elL" Indigestion, dyspepsia you just you want one is appalled toes in this with much less Are if ance. way and, be to the walls of wood heart weakness are the result at the of then paper my house, Ms, 91 mainly array things, you are appalled anything, in a shorter time than in the oven. in he in of or in at the price, then reach in four or but two days roped most every- overeating carelessness what you past I also send a recipe for a pudding which is BAY VIEW, 267, SALISBURY COVE. five other shoppers and feel of the article with body in that little village, from the min- is eaten. Rich foods and especially a favorite one with us: There was a good attendance at the two then if rich candies should be fingers, you really think you want apple tapioca pudding—Soak four round- ister to the boy who cut fish in the factory sparingly par- grange Three were it you stand half an hour on one foot, then ing tablespoons of in three Wednesday evening. taken if at all. the pearl tapioca cups at twenty-five cents a basket, and the of, Eating without cold water one hour; then set it in a double instructed in the first and A Heiiable other until some one goes away, then squeeze degree Rantsdy mastication of food should be boi'er and boil until transparent. Stir occa- strangest thing about it was, all he pre- FOR complete in and stand some seven in the second After more; finally you get the sionally. Add a salt. Iu the degree. avoided. Take time to eat, teaspoonful tended to show was a copy of a patent of a ! absolstely coveted article and when you get it home meantime, pare, core and quarter three business, a literary program was on pre- eat what with but never medium sized apples, put in a pudding dish, little improvement some wireless agrees you. you find it is soiled maybe where you didn’t sented. Sister Stearns sang an Indian CATARRH sprinkle two level sugar over too much, of what it notice it with electric tabiespoonsful instrument, which circular any one could : regardless may light. them, pour the tapioca over them and bake song and Brothers McKenzie and Leland at the office for five a be. The great danger here is that the I didn't have all I needed this year, so after until tne apples are soft. To be eaten with obtain patent cents j gave a character dance and received a Ely's Cream Balm to cream and sugar. evil effects are not immediately ap- trying get something I gave up and tried to copy. is *u*cki» absorbed. hearty encore. Clippings were read by telephone at home; having no success at that, The new of yours are very wel- These oi the concerns in JNew 6m Relief at Once. parent. but they are no less serious recipes agents Dig | members. I called the office and trusted it to the many It because their full fruit is not office come. Some of the young cooks and York and other large always procure cleanses, soothes, produced citie^ There will be a girl when she had time. She told me all the valentine party next heals and until years may have passed. The possibly the older ones look each week for a local agent, if possible, and give them ! protect# other 'phones were disconnected so as not to Monday evening,ttbe proceeds to be used the diseased mem- body is the temple of the Holy Ghost some cooking recipes and we thank C. of stock, not money, for their work, and they I annoy the clerks, and one morning a couple of in buying a curtain and other necessaries brane from Catarrh a;. 1 and my home town for these. I have seen in turn other thus form- ! resulting should therefore, as well as for days later she sent out several appoint agents, a things just as for the drama to be given soon. The third away (’old in the Head quickly, B health be I in of the a sort of endless chain. Of course the and long life, faithfully ordered and I had to let the rest go, as she potatoes ‘‘process cooking” by ing ! the Senses of Taste and Smell. 1 degree will be w orked at the next meeting. cared for. was not sure. above and had an invitation to stock is and after a or i That is why a few friends of method, worthless, year 50 cts. at Druggists or by nu*il. 1 3. is a mine did not get their small remembrance stop and try one at the noon hour. two no dividends the Cwam Balm for 7 < Impurity sin of the body. The finding coming in, PENOBSCOT, 240. in atomizers from me as I could not get the time to 56 Nr vilest of sins is impurity in thought go local agents soon drop the business, but j Penobscot El> Brothers, Warren Street, down agaiu. Dear Aunt grange entertained about $fa Age: the firm’s are to new word and action. The pure in heart agents always going j members of Castine This is not I and Aunt Have read the M. B. column and think I sixty grange Friday interesting, know, and are never of I shall see God. but the impure shall not fields, they heard again. and Madge can do as she wishes about publishing must write a line as I can spare the time this evening, the ladies’.degree team of MILD LIQUIDS CURES ECZEMA. stand before Him. He is holi- It is generally a new man with a new perfect it. It may be that inspiration will come later snowy morning. Should have written oftener j the visiting grange conferred the third ness and cannot suffer in His scheme who comes back, and strange to impurity on. Happy New Year to all the Mutuals. but my eyes are too weak to use evenings and degree upon a class of four in an able and sight. Impure thoughts and imagina- A.M.D. the daylight seems well tilled. say he succeeds exactly as the first one did. impressive manner. The fourth degree Skin Sufferers! Drop Greasy Salves tions. vileness of in Here is another Christmas idea for a friend It almost seems foolish to work for a speech ordinary Your picture of Christmas shopping i* was conferred on the same candidates who “a would It is a where there are so I by conversation or in the telling of filthy true to life. I visiting go'*. writing living many people the host aud Nasty Medicines. laughed heartily all by my- grange. Daring the recess, sup- stories and case to take in a suit case. Will describe it anxious to part with good money for impurity of life are ab- self as I read it. per was served, after which the ! That L). D. D* as mine is made and can make lecturer mild, soothing liquid, horrent you improve- stock. But with to Him. Moreover, nothing so A personal letter from 44A. M. Y.” has picture papers, representing the Prescription, atops the awful itch ments on it if can. Cut a of presented following program: you piece continue to be ever since the first A of ac- much as impurity pollutes the human been much and she people gullible, drops. prescription enjoyed does not enamel or oilcloth inches and a ( Heading, Doris Urindle; 9}xl4 piece act on his old singing, Algie knowledged'value. body and mind. Its secret in write to the column Job played the hair-glove | practice direct because she of creton the same size, using the creton for j Hutchins, who responded to an encore; Get a trial bottle at 25c. It will uk® father Isaac. P. T. the ; thought or deed makes the body a has to that will be a the outside of case. Now make nine Barnum, great Lizzie the aud ill nothing say “benefit” i pockets %i paper, Staples; singing, Florence away itch right away you once said the liked to sepulcher of death. to bat her and one-half inches wide by four inches show-man, people in i sleep We assure you Nothing drags any one, very next sentence deep Staples, costume; original poem, soundly. personally be That be it ; of the merits of this for we manhood and womanhood to lower interested me: on both sides of oilcloth, one to be sewed humbugged”. may putting remedy: Stanley Hutchins; singing, Algie I KNOW. E. G. MOO KB. depths. The to it are down through the centre before the outside pretty strong, but when we have once temptations I am a teacher of phonography now in i 1 covering is put on. This is to hold envelopes, been it delights our souls to numberless, and the young should Bryant & Stratton business college here. humbugged, letters, post cards, etc., while the full width see else into the same cate- summon every grace of God and every (Bostonand my life 'consists in training somebody get pocket is for writing paper, blotter, etc. Dh. minds and fingers — seme some gory. T- strength of will to their younger, ______keep thoughts yes, don't forget to put on a pocket 2x3$ on and words and lives No virtue older—to write the curves and pot-hooks, pure. the outside of the larger pocket, for a stamp as the characters are sometimes called. \ BLUE HILL FALLS. no For surpasses it. and other carnal sin book and small calendar. Loops are worked ! Bilious Attacks Please extend my greetings to all M. B. ; so utterly debases and debauches man- with heavy silk in the centre to hold pencil Stewart Conary spent part of last week sisters, and if there are any near, or in, ! kind. or pen holder. It is all bound together with in Sedgwick. Here is help for you. Your bilious attacks be both Boston, I should be glad to hear from them or may prevented ribbon and when folded over is tied with rib- and but BIBLE EEADIKGS. see them. The boat did not come until Sunday ow- relieved, prevention is better than cure. The means are bon. This will bold materials for writing at hand. When a Gen. iii, 1-6: Est. i, 10-12; I Kings Alexia also sends a nice ing to the storm Saturday. your dull headache, furred cast personal letter several weeks or folds quite flat if empty tongue, yellow xx. Prov. to the inactive 10-21; i. 10-19: xxii, 1; Isa. from which I make a few extracts. The oilcloth gives it shape and firmness. Mattie l>owe, of Surry, is spending a few eyes, bowels, dizziness, or a sick stomach, warn xxviil, 1; I Cor. vi, 9-20; Dan. i, 1-8; Wonder if I better tell all A. R. of a bilious resort I think that the column has been unusually my suit cas3. days with Mrs. Conary. you coming attack, at once to Eph. v, 3-12; I John ii. 15-17. the ideas, to save room and Instead of interesting past season. The last mes- weight. Robert and Forest Candage, of Sedgwick taking a large bottle or box of tooth powder, visited relatives here last w*eek. On to Honolulu In 1915. WHEN RUBBERS BECOME NECESSARY Nasal Charles Chin was the guest of his cous- It is a look ahead to Catarrh, an inflammation, of the long 1915, but And your shoes pinch, shake into last week. your shoes delicate membrane lining the air-passages, is ins, Roy and James Hall, that look has been taken by Christian Allen’s Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder for the feet. It cures painful, not cured by any mixtures taken into the Allen and of North Endeavorers of Honolulu, and swollen, smarting, George wife, Sedg- BiECHAM’S they and takes PILLS sweating feet, the sting out of corns stomach. Don't waste time on them. Take wick, have the sympathy of the commu- have already sent an invitation that the and bunions. Just the thing for patent leath- which act almost on er Ely’s Cream Balm through the nostrils, so instantly the liver and and shoes, dancing parties and for Breaking in nity in the loss of their daughter Esther. bowels, quickly >11 American Endeavor convention of New shoes. that the fevered, swollen tissues are reached the flow of bile. A Many people cannot wear heavy Feb. 14. CBUMB8. regulate few doses of Beecham’s Pills will 1915 should be held in their beautiful stockings comfortably without shaking at once. Never mind how long you have suf- | correct the the Allen’s Foot-Ease into the shoe. Sold stomach, put blood in order, relieve headache and Not are the Endeavorers every- fered nor how often yon have been ; city. only very where, 25c. 8anpie FREE. Address, Allen 8. disap- tone the entire we know that Cream Balm is < Itching piles provoke profanity, but pro- system. earnest in this matter, but the Hawaii Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. Don’t accept any pointed, Ely’s Bubititute. won’t care them. Doan’s Ointment For over promotion committee already seconds the remedy you should use. All druggists, fanity sixty years, on land and sea, Beecham’s Pills, their 50c. Mailed Bros., 56 Warren ''ures itching, bleeding or protruding piles by their invitation most "We by Ely Btreet, safe and thorough action on the heartily. A SAFEGUARD TO CHILDREN. New York. after years of suffering. At any drug store.— stomach, bile and bowels, have indeed," writes the secretary to “Our maintained their world-wide as hope two children of sixTand eight years Advt. reputation Dr. Clark, "that this may be brought have been since infancy subject to colds and croup. About three I started SOBB LINOS AND RAW LUNGS. about and at this time wish to tender years ago to | use Foley's Honey and Tar, and it has never Most people know the feeling, and the mis- HOARSE COUGHS, STUFFY COLDS, you our services in any way they may failed to prevent and cure these troubles. It erable state of ill health it indicates. All pain in cbest and sore lungs, are is the medicine I can the symptoms out only get children to people should know that Foley’s Honey and that develop into a dangerous illness be utilized to help carry such a take without a row.” quickly The The above from W. C. Tar, the throat and not Best greatest lung remedy, if the cold is cured. Foley’s Honey and Bile Medicine Green plan. Hawaii never disappoints. Tours Ornstein, Bay, Wis., duplicates the ex- will quickly cure the soreness and cough and Tar stops tbe cough, heals and eases the con- perience of thousands of other users of restore a normal condition. Ask for Foley’s parts, and brings quick relief. G. A. Boms 10c. snd 25c., with full for Hawaii in 1915.’’ and directions. Foley’s Honey Tar. G. A. Parches. Honey and Tar. 6. A. Parches. t festedASCHBB. »ut could bo an invitation observed by the neighbor COUNTY NEWS from Her. J. P. Simonton to SOUTH SURRY. birthday of tha younger aon, Howard. •n the attend east, a warm wave germinat- church in a body on Feb 20. H. H. of is board- About twenty-eight guests were preeent, sd Thayer, Stonington, the Leeds in both Oamaa were gardens, and tiny Mies Louise Sweetser is seriously ill at ing at Mrs. K A. Coggins’s for a few days, and all enjoyed the evening. green linos SOUTHWEST HARBOR. were soon visible. Nothing home at hotel Stonington. while hunting foxes in the vicinity. played, refreahmenta aerved and a few unusiml was In playing with his Elmer Flower to be noticed in the schoolmates, selections on the phonograph enjoyed. lady’s John who has been on a visit to Mrs. Sarah H. while Tower was so unfortunate as to break the Jordan, Yonng, hang- gnrden, bnt In Atwater's a Gueata from who were careful ob- Boston and is home. a short time fell from the Surry preeent server large bone of his arm. vicinity, ing paper ago, would have seen lines of tender were Milton Winchester, Raymond Cone- W. 9. Thurlow has filled his four ice- top of barrels which she was using for a green In which could be Among the from ins, Roy Gasper, Edward Dnnham, Misses traced the many suffering grip herself She Words letters “1 and houses with a good quality of ice. bench, injuring seriously. Lena Sperry, Mabelle Clark, Clara Dun- Love.” needing medical attendance are A. I. was unable to rise from the and no hem, Ivs Treworg y and Lena Woodnian. As soon Mrs. Arthur Schooner Thomas Cole- floor, »n Ideal Nan Declared as his letters were Holmes, Freeman, Mrs. Robie Lawrence, Capt. All unite In wishing Howard many as low large is one was present excepting her brother-in- ■is Love. enough to be read from the Norwood and Mrs. Margaret Trundy. man, loading stone at the J. L. (Joss happy returns of his birthday. next bouse law, Mr. Cunningham, who in his par- the man quarry. Feb. 14. Tramp. young kept a constant of last- Mrs. O. W. ______watch Wednesday week, tially paralyzed condition could render no with a view to Cousins Frank of the J. C. Co. D. CARTER. discovering whether pleasantly entertained a dozen McGuire, Rogers aid. Assistance soon came and By ANNABEL Dr. Gould Guyer—Do you see this suite of roomst they were observed. ladies at her home in honor of the birth- at the Settlement quarry, is in New York Days passed, and summoned. Mrs. Young was about in a Here Is where the business women meet 1M0. by American Press the delicate lines were day of her Mrs. on business. lost in the — Csnyrigfat. ex- aunt, Josephine Stanley, few dayB, but is still very poorly. to talk business. Gunner Vou don’t Association. uberance of the who is growth, but never did visiting her. Mrs. Fred I. Lamson and daughters are the There was an enjoyable party at E. M. say! What kind of business do they talk. planter see a face at the Tax-Collector the guest of her Dr. B. window. Augustus Mayo, who has parents, George Feb. 7, the Gunner- Everybody’s. If his declaration had Cunningbam’s twenty-second | Atwater was a well educated been seen It suffered for a year or more with what Noyes and wife. gthau had not met with with a fortune, any response. was thought to be a form of Elmer E. Crockett has to the Sonus man. good looks, rheumatism, gone grand anbertlscuunts. Atwater argued in this wise: If she last week health nud a good mind. His went to Portland by the advice lodge, A. O. U. W., as representative of Lpj has seen the flower words was both occupation and and is a of his physician for hospital treatment. Good Will lodge. Jccnpatlon person of He studied and did some ideality, refinement and Fred Lnmsement. kindliness Fernald, who was seriously injured \ Homer Long, who was called to Blue- she will make a reply even occasionally sending very by a fall from the roof of the Underwood hill by the death of his is back at scribbllns. if unfavorable. So he waited and lather, verse* to magazines. cottage two months is now able to the Central oretty watched. Weeks ago, grocery store. THE REASON WHY In a small but passed, and neither walk lived place, out, though there are dangerous The Atwater the heavens, the air nor the earth Benvenue Granite Co. has closed one. of tbe gave still old Many dwellings symptoms retarding his full recovery. down a Tery ■ sign. Atwater's was for few weeks, and will probably alone and often in the center of Ideality giving ytooil way before the Mrs. Harry Lawton, accompanied by her open again about March 1. His house was Impatience of love, and quaint, went to the Maine hos- large grounds. he was about to some more com- husband, general Schooner Klinch has sailed were a marvel of try George just tbe grounds good two w'eeks for a sur- sod monplace method. Then one pital, Portland, ago for New York with stone laden from On entering his study one morning ttste when the air was gical operation for appendicitis. Her of Green be with clear and the sun Latty Bros., island. 1,1 immediately Impressed friends are poo was shining on the many glad to know she is Feb. 14. Nihil. garden opposite he __ fact that It bad been furnished 0,e fancied ho saw in a new growth safely recovering. decorated by an artist with an ex- Just snd above the George and wife took a in color. appearing soil that which Gilley recently quisite sense for harmony might be letters, but since it came up pleasant vacation trip, visiting their BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair, Through the window appeared grounds unevenly he could not be sure at so daughter Flora, who is employed in a h id evidently been arranged by is THE BEST (hat great n distance. In Portland a STRENGTHENING TONICTOI Both the artist another moment telephone exchange, spending Feb. 32-20. ywbl tandsca|>e gardener. t he hnd a pair of glasses leveled at the few’ days with Howard Gilley in Camden, for Feeble the were Ethan Atwater. Old People, Delicate Children, Weak, Run-down and gardener flower bed. The only growth that and also calling on other relatives. Atwater had been drawn to one or and to Counteract Chronic Colds and looked like letters spelled “No.” A new coal furnace is .Persons, Coughs, women at different times, being installed in two different Atwater was KITI'EKY TO CARIBOU. is because it combines the two most world-famed later discovered momentarily discour- the Congregational church by the Gilley Bronchitis, but hud sooner or aged. But It wns evident that there firm of The will be tonics — the In one or the other to offend plumbers. expense A building at Orono owned and medicinal, something was more strengtheningjTod^juiTelinjjelements that coming up which might borne by the ladies' sewing circle. This Fred C. hardware and his sensitive taste, something occupied by Park, of Cod Liver Oil and Tonic without oil or change w hat to be a circle held Iron, grease, appeared refusal. recently a sewing bee at the with was either smacked of coarseness or an plumbing, dwelling above, Again the Impatience of love home of Mrs. O. W. Cousins for the bene- of Not that he was Impelled burned Friday. Loss, }8,000. tastes^good^nd^agreesjvith^ve^one. absence Ideality. him to for an push Immediate response, fit of Mrs. H. B. who was very he may rather be Gilley, John N. one We return a sentimental man; but his Merrill, of the best known your money without question if Vinol Ideality again triumphed. He grateful for the kindly help, as one early a man of sentiment. The senti- citizens of for a contractor does not called concluded to Bangor, years accomplish all we claim for it. wait. Realizing how he morning recently a lighted match fell on mental was as repulsive to him as and builder, died Friday, aged sixty-eight should suffer watching for a response her wearing apparel, and before the blaze coarseness. years. GEO. A. Ellsworth. to his message to grow out of the could be had PARCHER, Druggist, return from a extinguished, destroyed On Atwater's Journey Kingman had a fire ground, he absented himself for a sea- skirts, dress and aprons. $10,000 Saturday found that the place next adjoining he son. lie returned morning. The general store of M. John- late at night, and The silent has visited his on tbe east had changed hands. messenger again the next morning, to his satisfaction, son, the large hotel run by him and his saw a our an and much- The same day he young lady go community, taking aged stable were he saw plainly letters in the adjoining livery practically a total loss, tbe house whose appearance esteemed citizen, Capt. John Dix, for- tot,> gnrden to read, “I Know You Not.” as was the smaller store near by of Mrs. E. him Iler apparel merly of Bartlett’s Island, who died at the atnick favorably. It Is time G. Leavitt. Several other buildings were high that we should have home of his Mrs. A. E. was in go, si taste. Her bat appeared daughter, Lawler, a view of what in slightly damaged. Is transpiring this Feb. 10. Dix had to have been made neither for a giant Thursday, Capt. appa- Ideal afTalr from the other side of the Lewis a well-known Civil war been a and man un- Selbing, nor a dwarf. The colors of which her rently strong rugged garden wall. veteran of Augusta, prominent in Q. A. R. were were subdued. til a few years ago, w’hen he was thrown costume composed died Feb. Miss Edith MacGregor was looking from a with his circles, 9, aged Beventy-two Her face. too. bespoke Innate refine- carriage together daugh- out of her window one when ter Vie and her years. He was a native of Bavaria and ment. morning children, all being seri- came to she saw a young man leave the next Since he hae Augusta about two years before li was lu ini' ituiuiuu turn ously injured. then gradu- house nud saunter down the street. the breaking out of the Civil war. He saw this and nearly every ally failed, suffering much during the past first girl enlisted in Co. 3d Maine It was enough for her that he was two months. was a B, regiment. day after that he observed her either Capt. Dix, who most nice looking and that he lived next will be a The coveted mark was not reached out or coming in or at a win- genial man, greatly missed by 25,000 COFFEE THAT IS COFFEE going door. TJnllke Atwater, whose mus- host of friends. He leaves three daugh- Odd Fellow first was to assume by membership last year, and dow. Ills Impulse ters— Mrs. Linda Ralph, Mrs. Vie Lawler, Not ‘new fangled’ or a fad Ings on first seeing her were what she the net gain of was the goods passing the privilege of a neighbor and go In and Mrs. Lessie Robinson. The funeral eighty-four might be, she mused on something to smallest for This in- —but— and call on the newcomers, but It oc- was held at the home Sunday noon; inter- many years. happen and, womanlike, at once de- ment at Mt. Height. formation is contained in the annual re- curred to him that he would take The Lind that makes breakfast worth while the cided to place herself on the vantage Feb. 14. Spray. port of Grand Secretary R. G. Dyer. The pleasure In studying tho girl from 1 ground of Invisibility—that is, she present membership is 24,923. There were that has for its brief distance that separated their MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS. quality prime requisite sasgaai would not be seen when within doors 370 452 seven ex- that tastes so abodes. One of his theories was that Whereas, Ood in His infinite wisdom hfs deaths, suspensions, always good and she would unconscious ot and 130 w ithdrawals. that is clean and uniform could not be unre- appear seen tit to call to His home above, one of our pulsions, always a refined person that is in air the fact that a nice looking young man beloved members, Winfield there- packed and dust proof tins fined: that an Ideal person could not Sprague; Three buildings in the business centre fore be it that satisfies particular lived next door. of Island tails were burned people be eommonplaoe. If she were both Thursday that should be served in home in the State While Atwater was that Resolved, That we, as members of Tremont every Ideal and refined she would show her assuming with a loss of $10,000. The blaze started not him worth look- lodge, No. 77. F. and A. M., have sustained a of Maine to with- she did consider from an unknowrn cause in a Ideality and refinement him loss we and bow three-story was deeply regret, submissively was a ing at she constantly observing w’ooden owmed John on out an acquaintance. If there to the will of Him, who doeth all things well. building by Grant it and know coffee him from a dark room that Bhe had Main Try today goodness lack of either he would be able to de- Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved street, an«jl spread to two wooden fitted for that especial purpose. FOR SALE GENERALLY tect It without speaking to her or be- up family our heartfelt sympathy in their afflici- structures owned by C. N. Berry and Nevertheless when at a window she ing spoken to by her. tion, and commend them to the Heavenly George Sawyer. The Grant building was THURSTON ft KINGSBURY took care not to look Into the adjoin- Father for that comfort which He alone can the which was en- Within a few weeks he had witness- occupied by postofflce, Wholesale Grocers, BANGOR, MAINE and never appeared at all give. and ed acts on the part of his neighbor In- ing place tirely destroyed, Mrs. Mary Coburn’s when dressed. Resolved, That as a token of respect to our traits that he considered usu- except becomingly millinery store. Grant had 2,000 bar- dicating our these And so it was that Miss MacGregor departed brother, lodge place al in. If not essential to, a refined na- rels of potatoes in the cellar. In Berry’s that Mr. Atwater resolutions upon their records, and that a who was perfectly aware the owner a tinsmith and ture He saw her receive a child copy of them be sent to The Ellsworth building kept admired her before he supposed she came to her house and knew at once Amkrican for publication. hardware store. Sawyer had a grocery on was aware of his and she JOHN- that her heart warmed to children. existence, Eugene 8. Thurston, the ground floor of his building and a SO XT'a he hud been by one of He was standing at a window when knew pierced Arthur A. Gilley, dwelling above. arrows before he knew It him- George R. she attended an old lady to her car- Cupid's Fuller. self. She had concluded to have a Committee. IIA®saSrBM»l **• 11 riage and was sure that she sympa- KLLSWORTH MARKETS. ffffi55gs!a5j»yty that they might have an ex- thized with the aged. These are but garden STONINGTON. a be- ob- cuse to meet with only hedge Individual Instances of Atwater’s The quotations below give the range of tween them, and when he planted John Kellenberger has leased the Sunset servations, no one of which was of su- retail in Ellsworth. You" she had and will a restnrant and prices The Household Remedy taken to- seeds to spell "I Love house, open lodg- preme Importance, but all, Produce. letters traced out In the soil ing house. Country K famed for gg years. Quickiy gether. Indicated a nature such as he seen the Butter. drills. tf relieves scalds, bums, sprains, before the Beeds were put In the Philip Crockett has moved to his new 40 could admire and revere. Creamery pern.. §45 V imflammation, muscular rheum- she had planted house — a fine residence w'ith all modern Dairy 30 313 Then he went away for awhile. Moreover, purposely ■ atism, cuts and like troubles. the letters “No” In Oleomargarine. 20&28 When he returned he made a discov- In her response improvements. BftffS. T.Taken internally on sugar or in The did thin soil In order that they might grow Mrs. Foster Hamblen and I ery. young lady next door daughter Fresh laid, per doz.. .25328 awcciciicu waici, juiuiscm ;» miuuyuc the others to give her lover not appear either In the grounds or at up before Clara and Mrs. Johnson Lufkin have re- Poultry. Liniment will check influenza and colds, a window. He began to fear that he a temporary disappointment. turned from a visit at Northeast Harbor. Chickens..'. .20325 bronchitis and bowel disorders; it is most effective for croup, well that Fowl... .lGa20 instant had seen That Miss MacGregor knew very cholera morbus and many other aches and pains where her for the last time. who was I Mrs. Edith in the a man of an ideal Staples, Bay. treatment is fear was akin to He was tempt- Mr. Atwater was necessary. pain. she wreck of the S. G. Haskell, is visiting Best loose, per ton. .18320 ed nature both from his face, which be without It. to make Inquiries, but knew no oue relatives here. Baled. ,18@20 Your homo should never studied with a glass, and to ask. After a week of chafing one had carefully Straw. J F. S. of was his method of making love. She Walls, Vinalhaven, in town Loose. afternoon he saw her drive up to the from son therefore to destroy tow'n this week to install the officers of Baled. 15 house in a and received with did not propose carriage have. She King of Arthur lodge, K. of P. Vegetables. JOHNSON’S the any illusions he might demonstrations of affection by Potatoes, -20 Onions, n o*ao5 well that no man in love and of pk other members of the family. Atwa- knew very George Gilley wife, Southwest Turnips, n 02 Squash, lb 03 sausuvu vv are of and 03 Carrots, tb 02 PARSONS' PILLS ter longed to out of the window will DO lOUg Harbor, guests Clayton Uilley Jump Lettuce, head 10 Cabbage, tb 03 Brace MUNIMENT must take the time neces- wife. up the liver and take her In his arms himself. But tlons that Celery, uunch 20&25 and make it I. S. JOHNSON & CO. and do out of the ground era its work. Boston, Mass. this was an Impulse that didn’t count sary to grow Capt. George A. Brown and wife have It. proper her lover’s next move. So dot 25860 Lemons do* for or against his natural Idiosyncra- awaited gone to Bethel, Vt., to visit Mrs. Sabin Oranges, 30335 sies. when she received a note begging per- Jordan. Groceries. to a correspondence on O Jflee—per 8 Rice, per 8 06808 A-uier ue rnaae auoiner discovery mission begin Elden Davis has bo a Mrs. returned to Rock- Bio, 16825 Vinegar, gal 20325 she replied that it would 35 Cracked 05 *imilar to the first. He saw a very paper land after a visit w’ith friends here. Mocha, wheat, to descend from beautiful and Java, 35 Oatmeal, per lb 20 handsome young man leave the house pity Feb. 7. Nihil. Tea—per 8— Buckwheat, pkg 04 .WINDSOR HOTEL letters to artificial ones made next door and the young lady follow natural Japan, 45865 Graham, (4 W. T. BRUBAKER. Manager. of chemicals. Koberi k. cousins is in Boston on dusi- Oolong, 30866 Bye meal, 04 him out to loath with a combination the gate, apparently 8ugar—per 8- Granulated meal, ► 02* European. JIM per day and up to To this Mr. Atwater replied that, ness. U ran ula have him depart. This time It was ted, 5*@06 Oil—per gal- tl.St per day and up were beautiful C 06 American, while the flower words The echoolB close this week for a three- Tellow, Linseed, 66870 revealed to him not only that the 08810 12 were very slow. Powdered, Kerosene, young lady was a person of Interest and not usual, they weeks’ vacation. Molasses—per gal to And he made a request to be allowed Havana. 35 him, but that he objected to her be- Mrs. Samuel Coid is at Vinalhaven lor Porto Rloo, 50 ing of Interest to any other man. to call. the Burns celebration. Meats and;Provisions. to reply to Prom this point she ceased to be a Miss MacGregor delayed Beef, 8: Pork, 8. two later ap- Ralph Crockett, who has been very ill, is •natter of study by observation. She this note, but a day or 15830 Chop, 17320 morning cos- now improving in health. Roasts, 10425 Ham. per 8 18 25 was to be appropriated. peared la a becoming Corned, 08 §15 Shoulder, 12® 15 Flour her with a small Juanita chapter, O. E. S., has accepted Tongues, 17818 Bacon, 18 328 Keep My story up to this point has been tume In garden Atwater saw her and Veal: Salt 16816 tery one sided, and It must continue watering pot. 25 Lard, 153 8 Into his own gar- ^Jituctiununii, for the present to be one sided. It Is lost no time In going 15818 Sausage, lb 14 320 Bills Down The lady was Lamb* not to be that a be den with garden tools. William Tell Flour — the supposed girl may __Lamb, 12«30 Buy by when, hearing a each 06 between Broad Street under constant observation by a young watering her plants Hair Critics. Tongues, barrel, if possible. You thus protect Midway with well feigned Foreign Fresh Fish. •nan next door without some observa- sound, she looked up “wheat corners’ and Station and Reading Terminal his 06 25 yourself against tion on the to see her lover craning Cod, Clams, qt part of the girl. Atwater surprise Shrewd foreign observers have remarked Haddock, 06 Scallops qt 40 rises in the price of flour. And you oq Filbert Street He remarked The moderate hotel of had never seen her at him, neck over the hedge. that il the American woman of middle Halibut, 12818 Smelts, lb 16 will be sure of flour and only priced looking always good and consequence in needed rain, and she a as Oysters, qt 50 Shrimps, qt 40 reputation though he bad never failed to look at that the plants age would spend fraction much money bread—biscuits—pies and cakes. of rain. on her hair as she does on her boots and Flonr, Grain and Feed. good her Had he that there was no sign finest PHILADELPHIA whenever she appeared. replied she would be the most William Tell is made from the looked for an opening In the hosiery ravishing Flour—per bbl— Oats, bn 60 ought her ao be would have Atwater creature in the world. In France and < selected OhioRed Winter Wheat. Ask doing In the 6 5088 00 Shorts—bag— 140® 50 but did not find any. the firstnrst hair is a tonsldered her ae overstepping the hedge, Englandlgland the gray tragedy, Corn,1008 bag 150 Mix. feed, bag 100® 160 any flour authority. He will tell you a fence bounding both ana to avert this as as Corn meal, bag 1’50 Mlddllngs,bafcl 50«l 80 honuds set for a modest woman, rear there was tragedy long pos- there is no other flour In the world that young sible is a matter of vitalvi'. and Cracked corn, 1 50 what she and, on top of It, absorbing did not da fe convinced him properties, getting moment. When attacked with makes a finer grained or more deli- that He was very prompt CAN’T SUPPLY OUR DEMAND she dU not consider him worth he passed the hedge. action, however, this tragic army may be cious bread, or lighter biscuits. The Iso was perfectly or LAW UOABDUO WEIGHTS AMD MEASURES. king at. much rattled. The girl utterly routed its onslaught at least wheat for our William Tell is stored OUR CUSTOMERS WANT YOUR about her flowers as postponed. Nearly all druggists nowa- ▲ bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh 60 One In Atwater gool. She talked a bushel of Turk's Island salt shall in sealed tanks—cleaned morning February to carry in stock ur can get pounds, and hermetically VEALS, EGOS and ■ew a there was no other subject days promptly weigh ?C pounds. APPLES, man digging up the soil in the though HAY’S HAIR HEALTH, which is the sis times before grinding—everything, yard she Invited The standard weight of a bushel of potatoes FARM PRODUOE. In the It was existence. But presently recognized antidote for gray In order and flt for is 60 even the of the is done adjoining grounds. In the permaturely good shipping, pounds, sewing bags, Plain him some that were hair. It is well to avoid unknown ana 44 that the ground was not Intend- to Inspect of apples, pounds. by bright, clean machinery. for In together. untested remedies claiming to be just as The standard weight of a bushel of beans In WHEELER CO. vegetables, but for floweca. In house, and they passed order and fit for Is 60 and insist on HYDE, the good as HAY’S HAIR HEALTH. Msny good shipping. pounds; Ask your dealer ■uother there they began speech of beets, and 09 41 North Market St., Boston, Mass., week the yoang lady came out Then and of these preparations are distinctly harm- wheat, Tuta-baga turnips peas, — in the of corn, 56 pounds; of onions 52, having with a few had left off language ful and their only excuse for being is to pounds; light garden Implements where they of carrots, Kngl>sh turnips, rye and can get top market prices and will make trade on the and pounds; a dainty little basket fun of seeds of flowers. twenty years’ reputstlon Indian meal, 50 pounds; of parsnips, 45 pounds; prompt returns. been a mar- good-will that HAY’S HAUt HEALTH of and buckwheat. 48 of oats ■»« began to Mr. Atwater has long | barley pounds; plant. be- has earned by reason of its remarkable 32 pound*, or even measure a* »»v agreement Market reports, tags, shipping certificates, A few but be found, he fondly when days later Atwater spaded a ried man, efficacy applied in time. It costs William Tell stencils, etc., furnished tree. the attention 60c. or a dollar a •lower bed In his own grounds and lieves, that he attracted only bottle. At drug- her love by hav- gists or from the manufacturer, Philo Hay iff. Daniels’ Horse Renovator—ior COMMISSION. Whated seeds. His was pro- of his wife and won & Co. STRICTLY garden words. Specialties Co., Newark, N. J., U. S. A. horse — Makes Whitcomb, Haynes tected on three declared his own In flower your Blood—gives vim, aides by hush plants. ing *. G. MOORK, BUswortb. strength and health. ELLSWORTH FALLS, ME OBITUARY vision of schools, solas of FROM WASHINGTON. census committee ten yean ago, when it sathorisstios Dyb* preparing to sink their factional the towns «re necessary. ni similar to those American. in efforts to tackling problem* 4tl)f ribwort!) differences henceforward Har- SARAH ELIZABETH FATBIDQE. Any Kbool failing to maintain River and Harbor Bill Aids Bar with which it now ha* to deal. an in the legis- morn- attendance of eight for a preserve party solidarity bor—Maine Members Busy. The community in shocked thii ag» achool S, ▲ LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL ia discontinued. Boob lative branch. o( the first dis- iMt of a acbool Washington, D. Feb. 14 Representative Alien, ing on hearing of the death night mayb. PUBLISHED C., (special)— legally continned only upon the trict, just returned from a visit to Port- of John H. "ar- am," AFTERNOON Every coast county of the third Maine Sumh Elizabeth, widow tire rote of the town STICKY WEDNESDAY of the where be sttended the Lincoln token at the In spite general impression an Ihnd, Day annual AT district gets appropriation under the of her advanced age, not in of the Union is tridge. In spite town meeting upon the written to the contrary, it is a fact that river and harbor bill which celebration league dub, recom ELLSWORTH, MAINE. Representative Mrs. Partridge had been in excellent mendation of the has made the having hi* annual trial with the Indian auperintending BT THB years Congress progress D. S. Alexander, of New York, chairman months when she achool the of health until a few ago committee. HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. which has been made at the present of the is the appropriation bill, preparation committee, putting through with a but not serious accident. which for the House hivolvea s lot of met slight 1*. W. Rollins. Editor and Manager. session. nearly half the Bouse this week. Representative Burleigh weakened in con- Already labor. Although somewhat The whim of ia the in to-day impulse W. H. Titus, Associate Editor. bills have been had two of the seven Maine items the result was the wiah of appropriation passod of the fourth sequence, no fatal anticipated. to-morrow, next w«k thi one for for con- Representative Guernsey, or bad toate of are on the to while bill, $25,000 continuing she was about as usual, and good next or way passage; in to advance a bill to Yesterday montn’ hi Price—#2.00 a year; #1.00 for six on the breakwater district, seeking habit of next year, tbe Sabacrlptlon to struction from Mount in rather better con- inatinct of1 Von*yow 50 cents for three months; If paid the rest are ready report. seemed, if anything, deecendanta.— Alice W. Months, nearly Desert allow states to tax deposits in the savings Roll in,. In advance, $1 50, 75 and 88 cents to Porcupine island, st Bar Harbor, there not the •Irlctly The bills so far have shown of national the same dition than nsnal, being 5 cents. All ar* passed and for tor the departments banks, We clip the following for tbe respectively Single copies another $38,000 completing indication of the nearness of the benefit of are reckoned at the rate of #2 per that the will the as in banks and trust com- slightest rearages republicans keep of the harbor at Stockton savings savings tboee who doubt tbe power of the jeer. improvement end. prew. pledge of the President and leaders, panies are taxed. “Owing to the overcrowed Advertising Rates—Are reasonable and will be Springs. About 2 this morning, she awoke and condition 0f ■hade known on that the strictest Representative Swasey, of the second oar a number of application. economy possible The Mount Desert breakwater has been she column*, births and has been with a complained of a slight indisposition; be ont. With the in bills district, laboring ship- death* are will followed appro- represented many river and harbor of and then re- unavoidably poatponed thla Baslness communications should be addressed bill on which there have been took a draught medicine, ever since Gov. the subsidy week.” lo, and all checks and money orders made pay- bills so well advanced, early Burleigh represented felt and could priation numerous in the committee on marked that she better, go able to The Hancock Countt Publishing Maine even before that. hearings consideration will be the re- third district, and moment or two later Kind Lady —What do yon mean Ellsworth. Maine. given merchant marine and fisheries. to sleep again. A by Oo, Senator Bale has also been active in look- In commendations of the President, and she made a slight motion when it was ob- putting my spoon your pocket after ing after appropriations for that project the several, if not all of them, will be served that she was expiring, and the end eating puddingT Sandy Pikes Oh, This week’s edition of The at his end of the capitol. The total of BLUKHILL REUNION. me, it was force enacted into law. The House has al- came quickly and plainlesaly. pardon mom; of habit Maine river and harbor items in the cur- eleven I was rich onoe and contracted American is 2,400 bills to admit New Mex- Sirs. Partridge was one of the the ""son copies. ready passed rent bill is and of that renir habit. $175,000, $03,000 goes Sixth Annual Held In Boston Satur- of John H. and aa and to es- children Abigail (Brim- ico and Arizona states, to in the third district. As a mat- projects day Evening. were John and mer) Hopkins; they Qeorge B., Average for the year of 1909, 2.396 tablish a bureau of mines mining. ter of fact every Maine project, Feb. 14 Jot Salt. upon Boston, (special)—In spite D., James H., Abby (Mrs. F. A. Dutton), The savings bill is now before which the army engineers bad of the a number of postal reported stormy weather, good Alphonso, Sarah (Mrs. Partridge), Albert tViBLiT Senate and several other bills are is in the bill, thanks to the ef- the sons and of Bluehill met 'ltojlo'to'1McKIniey'Io? Vre‘^2. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 16, 1910. the favorably, daughters M., Mary J. (Mrs. Belcher), Frank, r contoiatog 1 acre and 4* rod*. e£X2 to be forts of the Maine members of the Bouse, for their sixth annual reunion in Sewell W. and building lot. For farther particulars, u! ready reported. Ann ElizA (Mrs. George Brown), dress Da. A. L. Dix. and also to the Satur- Philadelphia. Pa sympathetic co-operation hall, Huntington avenue, Boston, Edward K. She is survived by James H., of Alexander. He is a na- 12. — BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair, A movement is on foot to make Representative day evening, February Edward K., of this city, and Mrs. Dutton, ATER MOTOR At to 4 horse.now.. tive of county, and as a After an informal the w Belknap “Little Olaat" wslsr an annual event in Sagadahoc loyal recaption, presi- of Boston. into, Longfellow day Good as new. Inst the thing for light poser Feb. 22-26. Maine man as ever came to Congress. dent, Colon 8. Ober, the evening's in town which hue waterworks. schools of this State. It is opened She was married, in the '40s, to John H. Will hernia the pnblic cheep. Address P. O. Box 4S2, Usually the Maine members, having no program by reading a telegram from and BUsworth. not meant to make the occasion a Partridge, a well-known highly- on the river and harbor President representation Taft, extending congratula- esteemed citizen, who died in 1892. To Senator Hale. bat to set aside the do the best can one Ifottuas. public holiday, committee, with the and also from Fitz- — they tions, Mayor them were born three children Carrie, £paial [Portland Erprttt-; afternoon of Feb. 27 each for House but a year committee, getting only part gerald. tendering the freedom of the city. Charles who the of who died in childhood; B., "card or THANKS The suggestion of possibility the observance of Longfellow day. of what tpey want from the House, rely The following sonnet, by the Rev. survives; Frank H., who died in 18M. TNEKLING deeply grateful for tb« mtD« a contest over the succession to Sena- to have a upon Senator Frye, whose committee Daniel was read Mrs. W. f act* of kindness bestowed It is proposed Longfellow dross, by U Mrs. died on the lot on Main loving by Partridge friend* daring tbe lone lllne** and tbe hom*. tor Hale’s seat naturally attracts at- — and handles river and harbor bills at the other Peters, in the absence of Mr. dross: program recitations readings street to which she came as a bride, and going of oar beloved daughter and sister be a end of the to them out. But A. Wilson, we wiah to thank all tention. Should there suspicion sketches capitol, help THS rest of her Myra those from Longfellow’s poems, FEACKFCL VILLAGE, where she passed the life, who the sick-room that course of throws items into kept fragrant with dowers that the senator’s to re-elec- procedure When sent pathway of his life, character and writings; A rustic stream slow-bending to the ocean, though not in the same bouse. and the beaotlfal floral emblem!* for tbe conference where there is always a stiff funeral; also to ahow oar appreciation < r tion were obscured by so much as a short all the in Wide Helds of green, low kneeling to the Hancock ball was built, the present Par- the quotations by pupils fight. Representative Alexander has affection that prompted ao many friends from cloud, as big as a man’s hand, it each school and of such of stream, tridge house was standing where the hall a distance to come to pay the last tribute of singing anticipated all that this year, and all A little cot where mutual devotion love and to follow the silent form to it* create uneasiness now is. The house then where ]**t -would properly songs as have been set to standing resting- place. Longfellow’s Senator Frye has to do is to keep the Forever lives, are portions of my dream. those who recall what Senator the Partridge house now stands was torn JOMX G. WlLSOW. among music. George Thornton Edwards Maine items in the bill. There Afar familiar woods lift fragrant boughs Kathakixs W. Muon. ap- and the known as the Hale has done for Maine at down, building, Loon and Lewis home, and of Portland, are the parently will be no trouble in conference Of everlasting foliage unto Heaven; Feud. Wilson. wife, origi- McAllister bouse, was moved from the hall Southwest Harbor. Feb. 14 1910. and what he has contributed to her nators of the which has this year over the Maine items, and there On yonder height the nibbling sheep and movement, lot to its present site. high estate in the councils of the na- the endorsement of Gov. Fernald and is practically nothing left for Senator REGISTRATION OP TOTERh. Are wandering, to drowsy comfort given. Mrs. Partridge lived a long, happy, tion. Frye to get into the bill. Board of Registration for the city of State Smith. As the What on Superintendent grandeur the staid and silent mount. healthful, useful life, and her decease re- TBEEllsworth will bo In mmIod at the Alder* There is no but that there men’s in Hancock question falls on this Holding the village in its hollowed Tale; moves a veritable “mother in Israel". She room, hall, on the poet’s birthday Sunday The Senate committee has is mush senatorial timber in postoffice On sea and shore is an exhaustless fount 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th and Ath days of March. good will be observed was a devoted wife and mother, a loyal 1910, year, Longfellow day expressed its in adverse terms of from 9 o'clock in the forenoon to this State. When there is a natural opinion Of glories rich and deep that never pale. 1 o’clock in on the afternoon of Feb. 28. » friend and neighbor, a woman whose gene- the afternoon, and from S to 5 o'clock In the “Spalding claims”, so called, affecting All things may change, but memory bolds the in our in the kindness of heart and afternoon, and from 7 to • o’clock In the even* vacancy representation salaries of rosity, public spirit additional postmasters who ing for the purpose of register in* the names United States some of it will scenes were known and Senate, While there have been factional served between 1861 and 1874. As was The that once beheld each Joy and recognized throughout of voters and correcting the voting lists. Notice, that be used to Qll that vacancy, and tear. the community. particularly, registration will differences in the recently pointed oat in these letters, close on Friday, March 4, 1910, at 5 o’clock republican party She was in in time it would foremost every (food work; m. Personal la of a doubtless appear have been laid aside for the there is a number of these claimants in Mrs. Caroline Hinckley Stone read a p. appearance required they pres- older residents have not her voter in order to have hta name registered. that the timber was suitable for the every county of Maine. most entitled “Remin- forgotten ent, and there will be a concerted effort practically They entertaining paper, The Board of Registration will be in .session work for the soldiers daring the Civil war, on the to But there are few who are are surviving postmasters of Maine cities iscences of Blue Hill”, which it is day of election give any registered purpose. to out the President’s hoped voter whose name has been omitted trom the carry policies and and daring the late war with Spain the outside the influence of their own towns and the heirs and assigns'of the readers of The American will hare list, or in who*.* name or and redeem all as well voting residences* party pledges same spirit of helpfulness was manifested, on aaid list, a clerical error baa natural wish for the for those who are deceased. !t has been an opportunity to enjoy., for the paper was placed voting position as secure in the states for a Mrs. Partridge was one of the original been made, a certificate entitling him to vote. harmony stated in the Senate that at least some not on account of its themselves or for some who only interesting R. E. Mason, Chairman. friend, next No- members of the Cnitarian church in Ells- Ellsworth. 1910. general republican victory of these claimants have been encouraged but it was also written in a most February 14, -would not look with a material, regret upon are worth; she was devoted.to it, and one of vember. The republicans getting to contribute to a Srm of attorneys in charming style. [The paper will be printed possibility of such a reduction in the the few griefs of her later years was the yoxitn. together in New York, Ohio, Indiana Washington for the purpose of paying the in The American at an early date—Ed.] i^gal Indue nee of Maine in the nation as necessity of its being closed. She always and other states, and by midsummer, expense of keeping these claims alive and Mrs. Peters sang Dreaming”, the would follow the retire- took intense interest in she NOTICE OF FORECLOSE'Kfc. surely upon when the actual for pressing them before Congress. words of which were changed to make the public affairs; campaign begins, was a member of the Seth O. Hanscom. of Am- ment of either of the It was at the well-known Woman’s distinguished there will be and united ef- largely suggestion of Sena- song appropriate to the occasion. Prof. herst, Hancock State of harmony of the WHEREAS. county. Maine, senators now her. tor Hale, some weeks ago, that the whole of Brown for clab; Village improvement society, by his mortgage deed dated April 8. a. d ivri, representing fort in state and Fowler, university, spoke and in every congressional and was foremost in every benevolent and recorded the Hancock county. Maine, matters of matter waa referred to the Senate commit- those who make Bluehill their summer Many importance to district. registry of deeds, book 141. page 494. conveyed on and philanthropic work throughout her to Philander then of aaid Amherst, Maine are sure to be under conaider- tee postoffices postroads, of which home. He was followed by L. W. Peters, long Fletcher, and life. a certain lot or parcel of land situate in aaid Senator Penrose, of is who on busy tion within the next few which Pennsylvania, spoke “Bluehill in 1915”. Amherst, and bounded and described as fol- years There will be no tariff war with The funeral will be at the house any chairman, for an investigation and report. Mrs. Ruby Anna Foster composed for next lows: Beginning at a stake and atones at the are likely to cover a period of possible afternoon at 2 o’clock. northwest corner of lot No. IS; thence east 77 nation. The maximum and Senator Penrose has found that the claims the occasion a which was Friday foreign song, rendered degrees sooth thirty-one rods to a corner; transition in politics of grave import minimum provisions of our new law are without any standing, which means by William P. Clough to the tune of thence south 28 degrees west fifty-two -i< to the Nation. It would be well for oeoboe f. strum. a corner; thence west 4 degrees north twelve that it is futile for the claimants to en- will soon be in effect with all coun- Baby Mine”. The words follow: rods and nine links to a corner; thence north Maine to it she her Following an illness which had been keep, can, able, and we shall the minimum courage claims attorneys to collect the 4 degrees east sixty-four rods to first-men- tries, get We are children of one through about two tioned bound, acres, more or and useful senators sums to have been due. mother. prolonged years containing eight distinguished for our in alleged It has 14sa. to Roswell rates exports every case, Old Bluehill. dear Bluehill. George F. Murch died Feb. according the survey 0? where they can save her in the possi- been repeatedly stated that the postmas- Wednesday, 9, Hilsbv; and whereas the said Philander so that it is that oar And to-night we greet each other, at his home at 86 Fletcher on the hardly probable ters between 1864 Glenwood road, Somer- twenty-sixth day of January, ble hour of stress her. serving and 1874 had a. d. awaiting maximum rates will be in For Bluehill. old Bltfehill: at the ! 1910. assigned said mortgage to the un- imposed been the ville, Mass., age of sixty-three in Long ago it became evident to paid by government all th Our hearts are hers alwsy dersigned, which assignment is recorded a instance. This years. said registry, in book 444, 458: sod single proves again money to which were en- And our pare those national they legally thoughts turn far away whereas the condition of said mortgage has observing political wisdom of the framers He was born in the son the of the also that the claims were To the mountain and the Belfast, Me., of been broken; now therefore, reason of the matters titled; alleged bay by that intense jealousy exists Louis C. and Lois M. breach of the condition I claim a new and as the President based an of law At old Bluehill, dear Bluehill- Murch. His boy- thereof. law, shows, upon interpretation foreclosure of aaid in the West over the of hood was in mortgage. prominence and others have declared, that it is which is not officially sanctioned. To the mountain and the bay passed Belfast, where as a Larv Hanscom, Hew and of the At dear Bluehill. young man he engaged with his father in By his F. Giles. England, relatively the best tariff law we have ever had. Because of the activity of late in trying attorney, Lynwood the of Pebruary 15, 1910. small state of in the affairs of to revive these an manufacturing ships’ blocks. Maine, — claims, employe of the The sunset’s glow has vanished had a for this government. Many will remember Senate has been dismissed, and there has From Bluehill, old Bluehill, They large factory old-time aubacrlber hereby gives notice that It is conservatively estimated that one she has the Hon. been unfavorable And the cares of day are banished industry, which in recent years has THE been duly appointed executrix bow Charles E. Littlefield, gossip about the of the last will and testament of the 4th of March, will see the to new 1910, interests of a From Bluehill, old Bluehill; given way methods introduced when he was a member of Congress, western senator in them. JONATHAN W. PENNEY, late of SEDG- country fully $10,000,000,000 richer So we children gather here, through improved means of manufac- in a before the Portland club Maj. Estes Q. Kathbone, once fourth as- WICK. speech than on the 4th of 1909. Farm Filled wiih loyal love and cheer March, sistant postmaster-general, who fell into turing by machinery. In the county of Hancock, Maine, deceased, in this voiced a based For the home our hearts hold dear city, warning Mr. Murch later and bonds as the Isw directs. And e values have advanced most substan- in Cuba and was dismissed went to Bangor, where given disgrace there At old — this desire of the West to secure Bluehill, dear Bluehill he has Fit* H. Smith, of said Sedg- upon as have and from his was in business for some appointed tially, city values, the position as director of ports, has For the home our hearts hold dear time, going wick, her agent in the State of Maine, in ac- the The has been from there to cordance with ibe of Sec. % leadership. spirit worth of all securities. one in been trying to obtain which At old Bluehill. Ellsworth, where for some provisions Every legislation Chap. 86, of the revised statutes of Maine. more and more manifest up to the years he was in business with his the is or can bs at and would permit of the of the brother, All persons having demands against the es- country work, auditing With our childhood's faith confiding but the claims. is not Henry L. March. He came from there to tate of said deceased are desired to present present day, long experience the volume and value of It charged that he is at all In old production Bluehill, Bluehill, Charlestown the same for settlement, and all Indebted and of Maine senators to for his activities are about ten years ago, and had thereto im- great ability and are at the blame, supposed to Lore within our hearts abiding are requested to make payment consumption highest since resided there and in mediately. Cabbib A. Adams. have thus far what in New have been entirely honorable. Neverthe- For Bluehill, dear Somerville. He prevented level in our Bluehill, Haverhill. Jan. S7. 1919. history. was connected with the Charlestown Mass., England would be a catastrophe, less, the Senate has put a quietus upon the May our lives be great and true; navy her our yard up to about two the of this claims, and it is doubtful whether any May strength deeds indue years ago, when an namely, ascendency spirit COUNTY GOSSIP. Sbbrmsonrms. further effort will ever Till we rest our journey through injury compelled his retirement. of jealousy in the national councils. be made to collect At old Bluehill, dear Bluehill— Mr. Murch is survived his The ministers of Mt. Desert island have them. by widow, NATIONAL SI KETY COMPANY. Patriotic and State citizens of Till we rest our loving journey through Annie J. and a formed a the and are (Welch) Murch, son-El- Maine will not fail to note that society, Clericns, At old Bluehill. any The Maine members of have mer F. Murch, of the Boston No. 115 BIOAOWAV| XSW YORK CITY- taking a hand in local politics, especially Congress Transcript who think of the return of had a staff. opposing in Eden. busy February. Ail of them have Fred G. Havlin was elected president for _ ASSETS, DEC. 81. 1809. 8enator Hale to the United States been engaged to a greater or less extent in the next year. Refreshments were served The game wardens are investigating the SCHOOL LAWS. Senate are, probably unconsciously, committee work. Both the Senate and after the program was completed. It was Real estate. 183.12$ 77 of a calf moose near Goulds boro 00 but nevertheless and killing the House are behind with their commit- one of the most pleasant of these very en- Mortgage loans. 10.7V truly, aiding State Superintendent Call# Stocks and 866 14 last week. From Franklin comes a report tee with the occasions. Attention bonds. 2,404 abetting the effort to lessen the influ- work, consequence that neither joyable Cash in office and bank, 712/16 96 of a deer killed. to Keeent Changes. has been able to as I he were Bills 1,153 51 ence of Maine in the body work continu- following present: 8. C. Stone receivable. United States Sute Superintendent ol School# Smith Interest 19.2*9 36 ously as it could have done had the and W. P. accrued. The river and harbor bill to the pre- wife, Clough end wife, Mr*. All other 708364 » Senate and to transfer the leadership reported has issued a circular attention to assets, work on bills been A. Fred G. Havlin calling House at last includes liminary disposed George Clough, and in that great from Washington Friday various matters vhich action at dross assets. 04 legislative body of. Then all of them have considerable Amos G. Stover and require $4,044346 an for the continuance of wife, wife, Charles A. Deduct items not 95 our own State to the far West. item of f25,000 coming town meetings. The circulars admitted. 180,828 departmental work to attend to at this Stover and Morse and work on the Bar.Harbor breakwater. wife, Irving wife, include There are doubtless of us who only those points arising out ol Admitted assets, $3*4.016 0# many time of year and that occupies much of C. 8. Ober, Miss May Ober, Henry recent legislation and those which are would like to be United States sena- their time in the forenoons. Clough and wife, L. W. Peters and LIABILITIES. DEC. 81, 1909. The severity of the Christmas gale along wife, to cause but some reason likely misunderstanding. tors, better than our the Maine as well as the Representative Burleigh has been at- Arthur Kimball and wife, Mrs. J. T. Net t* coast, lifting Crip- with the next unpaid losses. $ 559.112 to some odds Beginning school year » desire to be such will be of is well illustrated the tending and ends of legisla- pen, Edward Conary, Greeley Clay, Mrs. Unearned premiums. 1,827.561 expected by power waves, by towns are law to All other 572 51 tion before the census required by maintain liabilities. 222 the of Maine two men a month committee, neces- Mattie Miss Nellie people before they will fact that it took to split Eveleth, Eveleth, schools lor at least Cash capital. 750.00C 00 to the twenty-six weeks. In 40 consent to retire and remove a rock which was lifted the sary complete arrangements for Ruby A. Hinckley Foster, Miss Sbeiia Surplus over all liabilities. 1304.769 Senator Hale for by the cases ol those towns that the census in have main- waves the at Matinicus Rock taking April. The appear- Foster, Prof. Fowler and wife, Mrs. Annie o# Cither of us. upon slip tained schools tor a Total liabilities and surplus. $3,864,016 ance of the shorter period than station, obstructing it. enumerators all over Maine, Howe, William Henry, ‘Augusta Morse, light that named, provision should be made lor asking questions of the people incident to j Lizzie Morse, Rufus Charles New- M. K. All Are Taft Morse, the increase. (Mitt) HOLMES, Agent, Republicans. an enumeration of necessary Chester Stratton, one of Hancock’s en- the population, is comb and wife, George W. Parker, [ Waih ngton .Si.ir,1 On the basis ol th6 law now in lorce left hardly six weeks away. But when the Bertha M. Grace the ELLSWORTH. ME. terprising young farmers, recently Stephen Parker, Parker, aids It Is agreed that all republicans are State any tow n in the ol a with a carload of enumerators have their D. support for Boston, potatoes—600 completed work, Stevens, Mary Snowman, Vena Tucker, tree “Taft republicans” now. There are high school to the limit ol an- bushels. A common box-car was the operations of the census bureau here Leon wife $500 STATE OF MAINE. used, Mary Treworgy, Thompson, in no administration and anti-adminis- in nually, place ot$250 as previously side-boarded, leaving an air space. A stove Washington will have only begun. and daughter, Misses Ethel and Gertrude named, and on the basis a NOTICE TO tration in this “era of The work of the ol two-thirds reim- CONTRACTORS. republicans was set in the centre of the car, and 300 tabulating records, gath- Townsend, Mrs. Edward Knapp and son, ered bursement in place ol one-hall. In and School good feeling” in the national ranks. bushels placed in each end. This is the by the enumerators, will occupy Mrs. Ada Littlefield, Miss Pamelia ap- Heating Plumbing Normal propriating lor the support ol a tree They are all, it is declared, inter- first time anyone in this vicinity has ever many weeks, and extensive preparations Clough, Maurice Bullard, Volney Coggins, Dornitory. Castine, Maine. high school the lowest and ested in the tried this way of and are necessary, hot only for the tabulation George Mrs. Anna appropriation making republican marketing potatoes, Mason, Pierce, Crippen, Proposals addressed to the State Nor- of the records as expenditure permissible is $450, the mini- national administration a success in the outcome is awaited with interest. speedily as possible but Charles H. Welch, Miss Wilson, Mr. mal School Trustees will be received at mum provided lor a class C. for getting the reports printed. Repre- Saunders. high school. the office o( the State Superintendent of all its branches ef government en- Ol this appropriation and Public Our East Surry correspondent writes: UI sentative Burleigh was a member of the expenditure the Schools, State House, Augusta, deavor. That being true, it is con- state reimburses two-thirds, Maine, until 1 P. M. Tuesday, March 1st, often see reports of what smart old ladies WEST ELLSWORTH. leaving $150 lor that the menace to be raised local 1910, the tarnishing of all labor, tended gravest do in of work. I by taxation. The mini- way fancy want to say a Deaftiesa Cannot Be Cared material, etc., necessary for the installa- could befall the would Mrs. Margaret Kemp is ill. mum provisions in the cases ol Which project word for an old man—Capt. Charles Wood, by local applications, as they cannot reach class B. tion of heating apparatus and for plumb- the diseased of the ear. and class A. in of he the election of a democratic House is portion There is only W. L. Kemp, jr., and wife viaited his high scnools are ing tbs dornitory now in the process of Surry, who past eighty and very lame one to care and pa- respectively way deafness, that is oy con- and construction for the Eastern State Normal term. stitutional remedies. Deafness rents Sunday. $600 $860. The town should in in the middle of the presidential from rheumatism, one hand being badly is caused by any School at Caatine under ot an inflamed condition of the mucous case vote to the provisions Yet he has made a fine three- lining Miss Susan of appropriate and expend the 93 of Complete paralysis of legislative en- crippled. of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is Floyd, Machias, viaited Chapter the Resolves of 1908. lull amount intended lor the Pi.na sam* deavor would it is masted schooner, mostly with his pocket inflamed you have a rumbling sound or im- her cousin, G. E. Floyd, last week. support ol and specifications tor the follow, contended, and when it is the may be secured Miller her all perfect hearing, entirely closed. high schools, indicating also the from the architects. of the na- knife, rigged with the proper sails, Deafness is the result, and unless the Oscar son of A. V. por- and and the pledges republican inflam- Carter, Carter, tion to be raised local Mayo, Portland, Maine. which he can raise and lower at will. mation can be taken out and this tube re- by tax. of would remain nnfnl- caught his hand in the sawing machine A bond of 20 per. cent, of the amount tional platform stored to its normal condition, will o* common There are men on deck and at the wheel. hearing Conveyance school pupils is th® contract made be for the be forever; nine cases out of ten recently, cutting it wilt required to the reproach of the party at destroyed badly. in the control ol the “ithful died, Now he is at work on a four-master. As are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but school committee, performance ot the work. of the national of an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. The many friends of Percy Tourtelotte and does not For information the outset campaign he cannot he his time in call lor town action. Con- address, get out, occupies We will give One Hundred Dollars for and wife any sympathise with them in the loss veyance ol school Paybon Smith, 1IU. that way. case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that secondary pupils can be _ of their infant Nellie of in the cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send daughter, Eliza, who paid only when a Secretary the Bard of Bute Normal The moat bitter factioniats for circulars free. special appropriation is died after only a few minute’ illness at the made lor the School Trustees, Augusta, Mains. Hooee are said to be realising this BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair, F. J. CHENET A CO., Toledo, O. purpose. Sold Druggists, 75e. borne of her grandmother, Mrs. Frank In all cases where it is and are by desired to take plain political proposition, Feb. 23-20* Take Hall’s Family Fills, for constipation. Feb. 9. Advertising tAs customers and Herrick, Wednesday, advantage ol the law lor union brings super- | assists f As safssman. gBbtrluWf. XtrfuTtiatounU. = SDrtjcrtificmmt*. f ptft, BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair. Feb. 22-6, ’10. WEDDIHO HELLS. COUNTY NEWS. have spent a few weeks with friends and NEWS. KINOBBURY-GOODWnf. relatives here, left Tuesday tor their home .COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE horn# weddings in Seal Harbor. n ol the pleasantest BOOST! ElUworth Food even- Fair, DEER ISLE. took place last Monday An enjoyable evening was W the season spent by in companies of established reputation I^can offer you at the lowest rates. at the reaidence MiH Rom who is Feb 14. at 8 o’clock, Feb. 22*26. neighbors at the home of A. P. Soper and Thompson, teaching on Main last at South Deer has been ill this Sarah E. Greely atreet, wife, Wednesday evening, ice-cream Isle, quits O. W. TAPLEY, ... Ellsworth, h/!». week. n.ece, Miee Annie E. Kingsbury, and cake were served. .hen her BAYSIDE. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE — INVESTMENTS Sidney A. Goodwin were mer- Feb. 14. D. Herbert Joyce and wife, who have spent IndCipt. Mr*. J, D. the immediate relatives of the Remick, who was quite ill, is a few at Dr. returned to At- fti. Only days Small’s, were batter. 8ARGENTVILLE. lantic hrde and groom present. Thursday. waa gowned In Miia Clara Capt. John Bennett is at home for a few The bride charmingly Shorey visited her mother, Elmer Ball, of Eagle Island light sta- a ilk mualin, profuaely trimmed Mra. Allred last weeks. I wbitc Smith, week. tion, who was operated upon for appendi- Real Estate and Insurance laoe. and aha oarried a Hon. ^Th injh point Mrs. Sophia Dodge has been working for Henry W. Sargent is in Boston citis last wMk, is doing well. of pink bride roaea. Her Mrs. this week on business. bouquet Remick, while she has been ill. Gapt. William H. Burns, of Swan’s ml menu were a pearl and ruby or School closed Mrs. Inez of South who has a few in of Friday after a ten-weeks’ Grindle, Penobscot, Island, spent days town, C.W. & IT. L. MASON and a corsage bouquet white is the [uoich term tanght by Miss Bernice of guest of Mrs. Clara Bowden. left Wednesday for a short visit to Boston. and fern. Lancaster, freenias Lamoine. William left last week for FOR SALE etood an Higgins Sylvanus Haskell, who has been at home The bride and groom agalnat The Ewlngtoi Mrs. Oscar Philadelphia to join the schooner Gilbert a few left to to sea background and under a canopy Remick, with children, of weeks, Friday go with house with ell. effective Brothers. C. A. and red berrlee. The Ellsworth, has been visiting her parents, Oept. Haskell in schooner Jessie A. J evergreen Cuts'tenwns oftaywhichcould diVbKd: TST W^d"5u3S TTiSSSSi Horace Marks and wife. Miss Nina who has been at Bishop. summer bee»iiiiy UqTmd was performed by Bev. R. Hodgdon, home. Pleasantly situated and has floe shore privilege on sheltered oove, at the outlet o( aremony Union river, a rare the Thomas Mrs. E. E. baa to Miss Bmta Haskell and Mias RlUa bargain. Price upon application. gethews In an impressive manner, Weaver, who suffered a shock Cunningham’s, gone Sta- B North THE SEOROB M. QUANT uaed. two months has so far Sedgwick. ples, who have closed their schools at CO., -tog eervice being ago, recovered that just the led be was able to to Feb 7. Sim. Winter are their three GENERAL INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE. After congratulations, guest a, go Ellsworth Saturday __ Harbor, spending tb to see his weeks’ vacation with friends bridal adjourned the physician. Sherman was here. he3 the party, Sargent in Ellsworth last _Lt.k. was... decoratedel^aeaewtwel weUkwith H. E. Hooper end wife, who will dining-room which Bayside has some very good neighbors. week. The public installation of the offloers of spend the net of the winter in Boston. flowers and am Bax. A dainty One was Marine F. and A. was held in white cut family nearly out of wood, and Walter Nevells is spending the week in lodge, M., was Mias Frances the Masonic hall Mrs. Rose with two loncheon served, next-door neighbor gave her a cord or Camden. Tuesday evening. The Young, children, of DRIVE BRIDGE Hale as more was West Goulds is her gelone and Miss Shirley acting from her land, two young men went night perfect and the largest party boro, visiting parents Laurence Grindle, of North Sedgwick, ia in and cut it, and another friend ever gathered at a masonic meeting here. waitresses. good his brother here, hauled It to visiting Roy. estimated at witnessed the beautiful The esteem and affection in which the the door. GOO, The steamer Femsquid makes three Herbert Hooper has gone to Camden, and which was couple are held were evidenced by Alfred Smith who, with his has impressive ceremony, ably tripe a week here which greatly pleases SCORE CARDS young family, where he has choiceneas the wed- employment. conducted by D. D. Q. M., M. D. Joyce, the profusion and of been living with Miss Amanda Bailey everybody. of household Miss Lida Harkness has returned from'a assisted by Frank A. Gross as grand Feb. ding gifts, the display china, since his house was burned, last Novem- 14._ H. visit with friends in New York.. marshal, and Melvin as linen and silver being elaborate. Con- ber, has built him a camp in bis woods Thompson grand 1 CENT EACH. chaplain. Stonington orchestra furnished WEST BROOKLIN. among the gifts of silver waa a and moved what goods he saved from the Misses Elizabeth and Constance Holden spicuous music wan during the exercises, during ban- Miss Addie of is cake-basket of quaint design, which Are into it last Tuesday. Mr. Smith lately left Monday for East Orange, N. J. Ingalls, Bluehill, visit- wife of the late queting hour and later at town hall, where friends here. FOB BALE AT THE by the Or. married Mrs. Sarah Shorey, of Ellsworth. Mrs. Frank who has been ing presented Harding a ball was to Ann F. on given the public in general. atmuel Greely to Mrs. Greely, Feb. 15. Grit. her at Pittsfield is home. George Carter, who has been working at visting daughter The hall was filled of tbe latter’s to its greatest capacity. the occasion marriage fifty- Mrs. C. Presque Isle, is home. EAST Jane H. Parker has returned Refreshments were served in the AMERICAN OFFICE. ago and which Mra. Greely SULLIVAN. banquet seven years from where she has been Edwin Smith and Delmont Carter have Gardiner, teach- hall, ten young men acting as waiters. now re-presenta in turn to this young Schools closed Friday, Misses Miller ing. The officers installed were: W. Her- purchased phonographs. of the and Harold M., descendant Greely family. Clark, Carleton, I'rann, Miss Miss Annie Pert has returned to man W. Small;S. W., Emery W. Picker- Lettie Carter, who has been teach- A merry accompanied Captain and Noyes teachers. party at West is Charles K. Foster’s where she is em- ing; J. W., Paul W. Scott; Au- ing Tremont, home. Mrs. Goodwin to the station where they and Harold treasurer, Sidney Doyle Hanna, with O. M. D. Mrs. a ployed. gustus Gross; secretary, Joyce; Roy Eaton, who has been visiting took the late train for short wedding Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Hanna, have been Mrs. P. E. of 8.D., Charles A. Pressey; J. D., Edwin A. her parents, went to Rockland Thursday. trip- camping and fishing at Tunk, with good Hatch, Islesboro, spent AMERICAN ADS her Pickering; S. S., Fred Joyce; J. S., Ernest David success. Sunday with husband, who is Bridges visited his sister, Mrs! NOT ABATE DAM TAX. Melvin WILL employed here in the artesian well busi- Pickering; chaplain, Thompson; Lillian Lufkin, at North Brooksville re- Mrs. Sarah Couglin and Mrs. Georgia Isaac H. PAY BEST J ness. organist, Woodworth; tyler, cently. Assessor* So Report oo Petition, and Robertson were called from Bangor by George A. Dow. Feb. 14. Sim. Maurice Lufkin, who has been Give Their Reaeons. the serious illness of their brother, Henry Feb. 14. Rex. visiting his grandparents, returned to North The Ellsworth board of assessors has Hammond, at his home in West Goulds- SEAL HARBOR. BROOKLIN. Brooksville Wednesday. to the on the increased boro. refused abate tax Mrs. Lonie Liscomb is very ill. James Jones is ill. Rev. E. A. of and Rev. valuation placed on the property of the Mrs. Jane is a quite Davis, Lewiston, Ashley entertaining A. E. Clement is ice on Jordan’s catting Mr. Sanderson, of held a week Bar Harbor & Union River Power house party—her daughter and husband, Mrs. Clara Flye returned from Boston Sedgwick, pond. # of meetings here last week. Co. for the years 1908 and 1909. The peti- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuller; granddaugh- Wednesday. Miss Inez Liscomb is working for Mrs. Feb. 14. B. tion to the board, asking for such abate- ter, Mrs. Lena Gorton, and great-grand- Mrs. Wm. W. Brooks Irvin Clement. Cunningham, of Cherryfield, is vis- and ment, signed by nearly 200 citixena, daughter, baby Gorton, all of Massachu- iting her son Foss. has been returned to setts. Miss Beatrice Pierce is visiting friends Mayor Simonton, Weston Gott and who have been in MARINE LIST. BOOT and SHOE on Bear island. wife, who headed the petition, with the reasons James Orcutt is somewhat shaken up, Rockland, are home. the assessors refuse to it. w as a A was born to why grant but it not family jar but the jar of daughter Grafton Pink- Hancock County Ports. The and full board of and wife Maynard Blaisdell came home Thurs- REPAIRING mayor aldermen falling through the trap door into the ham Feb. 13. Southwest Harbor—Ar Jan 28, sch Margaret Mr. of Bar is work- met the assessors Saturday, when the cellar at Harold Hanna’s. Mr. Hanna and day. Young, Harbor, May Riley (Br) Morris Marshall has opened a pool rc □ Ar Feb 8, schs Alaska from St Mr. Orcutt had been down cellar, and tne ing for him in the blacksmith shop. (Br), John, following communication was presented: back of his barber shop. N B; P J McLaughlin (Br), from Parrsboro, All kinds of Work door was left up. Stepping from the sit- The Center Harbor Rebekah circle N 8 Rubber warranted To Mayor Snnonton and other*: gave ting room, Mr. Orcutt found himself back Mrs. Marcia Taylor, who has been ill of Ar Feb 10, U 8 revenue cutter Androscog- We herewith return to the a ten-cent social at Odd Fellows hall Fri- you petition in the place from which he came. is oat gin typhoid fever, again. Sid Main St., Ellsworth signed by yourself snd board of aldermen Feb. 15. H. day evening, which was well attended. Feb 11, schs Alaska (Br), for. New Feb. 14. Mel vina. Haven, Ct; P J McLaughlin (Br), for New snd 190 citizens asking the board of assessors over Music Harold Qrindle and wife are receiving York, N Y.; U S revenue cutter Androscog- Staples Store to abate the tax of the Bar Harbor A Union NORTH BROOKLIN. gin. ISLESFORD. congratulations on the birth of a daugh- River I’ower Co. for years 1906 and 1909, which Bass Harbor—Sid Jan 31, sch Minnie Slau- Mrs. John Hall has moved to her own ter, born at Melrose, Mass., Feb. 6—Mar- decline to abate, with our reasons for Arthur Ham and wife are son home receiving Elva. seme. again. garet In port Feb 10, schs John B Norris and Lil- congratulations on the birth of a son, lian First, There are of visited his Louise wife of THE— some 1,195 or more voters Benjamin Cole, Seaville, born Jan. 31. Mrs. Ham is doing nicely, Batcheler, Gardner in the city; your petitioners represent about son Arthur Thursday. but is felt for the Hinckley, died at the home of her mother one-sixth anxiety baby. BORN. of the voters. Feb. after an illness Roswell Eaton is at home for a few days’ Friday morning, 11, Second, The total amount of tax assessed Miss Emma Jordan has gone to Bangor, CLARION. of months. Mrs. was the lease of absence from steamer Pemaquid. many Hinckley EATON—At North Brooklin, Feb 7, to Mr and in 190H. *50.522.46; In 1909. #52,12392; your where she has employment. daughter of the late Horace and Nellie Mrs Roswell F Eaton, a daughter. [Doro- Whether petitioners’ part of the tax amounting to Roswell Eaton and wife are receiving it’s a range or a fur- School closed Thursday, after a success- Batcheler. She had made her home the thy Lenora.] •6*821.23, which would be about one-sixth of on the birth of a ORINDLE—At Melrose, Mass, Feb 6, to Mr nace—if a congratulations daugh- ful term taught by Chester A. her it is “Clarion”, it is amount Douglass, past year with mother, by whom she and Mrs Harold A o assessed. ter. Orindle, formerly of Lisbon. Mr. Douglass is a student of had been cared for. Mrs. Brooklin, a daughter. [Margaret Elva.'l sure to meet Third, Our overlayings show a balance of tenderly Hinck- every requirement. is home and Miss Clara Freethey from Bates college, has retuned to his was a member of the #863.67 which is inadequate to cover the ley Rebekah lodge at Made the Wood R. where she has been school. by Bishop Co., amounts asked for, #920 in 1906 and #960 in Providence, 1., Stonington where she lived several years. MARRIED. Feb. 7. Sold 1909, total f i,8H0 for the two teaching. S. She leaves a a on Bangor. by years. _ husband, young son, Fourth, the CARLTON—ASHE—At State assessors increased the Lawrence Webber, of Stonington, is whom the loss falls heavily; also a mother Oouldsboro, Feb 14, MT. DESERT. by Rev Qeorge W M Keyes, Miss Rae E J. P. city valuation last year #98,000 and from our — spending a few weeks with his grand- and one sister Mrs. Charles Blake. Carlton, of Sullivan, to Dallas C Ashe, of ELDRIDGE, conversation with them at the meeting at the Pearl Bordeaux, who been ill of Oouldsboro. father, Adelbert Seavey. pneu- Services were held at Che home Sunday Main Street, Ellsworth county buildings Aug. 18, it is our opinion monia, is fast recovering. DONOVAN-MULLEN-At Springfield, Mass, that of afternoon, Rev. E. E. Small officiating. the dam was one cause of the increase. Miss Ruth Roberts entertained many Feb 7, Miss Helen L Donovan, formerly of Miss Teresa Ward has gone to Boston to of is Ellsworth, to P of They informed us schoolmates and friends Tues- The sympathy the community Joseph Mullen, Spring- that we had no right to her young field. abate fit herself for the of any part of the tax, and was a it her practice chiropody. extended to the family. #100,000 day evening, being birthday. KINGSBURY — GOODWIN At Ellsworth, small valuation for the and Feb. 14. Une Femme. property, to be taxed in Katherine June, children of A. C. Feb 14, by Rev R B Mathews, Miss Annie E for. There was no preaching the chapel bince holding the some of the and who been Kingsbury to Capt Sidney A Goodwin, both petition, Small Julia Fernald, have very signers have Sunday afternoon. Rev. Mr. having of Ellsworth. asked the board not to abate the ill of w inter are OTIS. funeral of Mrs.- Louise cholera, convalescent. MULHERN—PREBLE—At Feb ***• Respectfully, to attend the Sulliven, 9, by Miss Myra Kinerson has returned from Hollis Salisbury, of Waltham, visited F A Noyes, esq, Mrs Lizzie Mulhern, of Ma- 8. P. Stockbuidoe, Hinckley. chias, to Alvah H Preble, of East Sullivan. where she underwent a his parents, Aaron Salisbury and wife, last Edward P. Loro, Feb. 14. Xenophon. Bangor hospital, NORWOOD-HUNTLEY-At Rockland, Feb H. E. Austin, serious operation. She is now doing well. Thursday. 5, by Rev Bertrand P Judd, Miss Annie Belle ELLSWORTH Norwood, of McKinley, to Charles De For- Feb. 14. J. C. Mr. of is a Assessors. EGYPT. Roulliard, Boston, spending rest Huntley, of Rockland. Ellsworth Me., Feb. 1910. 12, was a few weeks at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Steam and Bath Rooms. Opt. George Gault, of Lamoine, SUNSET. Laundry Eben “NO NO recent guest of George Jordan and wife. Salisbury. U1KU. PAY, WASH EE." “I Small is shaved off my ifcnatache the other Mrs. W. H. visiting relatives at All kinds of T. Clark, of the U. of M. law Mrs. Arden Young w*as called to Castine laundry work done at short notice. and my wife didn't know me." Percy Stonington. ALLEN—At North Sedgwick, Feb 10, Miss Goods called tor and delivered. jJjy bis James W. last week by the illness of her daughter, That a nothing. My wife left off her school, is visiting parents, Esther M Allen, aged 20 years, 9 months, 25 H. B. ESTEY A Walter Eaton arrived home from Boston Mrs. Gilbert Leach. Mrs. Leach’s con- days. CO., phony curjgj switches, rata and hair pads, Clark and wife. Estey Building. State St.. Ellswor th, Me •fld 1 didn’t know her." Saturday, Feb. 5. dition being improved, her mother re- BOWDEN-At Orland, Feb 11, Miss Lillian Misses Edith and Sophia Clark, who Bowden, aged 38 years, 4 months, 3 days. Mrs. Katie B. Stanley is visiting friends turned home with her son Daniel, who have been on an extended visit at Birch QARLAND—At Ellsworth, Feb 13, Mrs Sarah and relatives at Sunset. visited his sister last Friday and Saturday. C Garland, aged 94 years, 5 months. AT CUT RATES R. MASON, MI-O-NA to the during past A calf moose was killed just above the To make hair or back. ll*ip. Gouldsboro meadow last and half Mias Jessie Bunker has returned to Bos- grow money week, It is the most delightful hair dress- Cures indigestion two calves were seen the meat taken. The wardens have investi- ton after visiting her grandparents here. «, A cow-moose and and is a favorite with DENTIST, relieves stomach sour stem- the matter and seized the ing made, great misery, and William remaining and wife were to byjl. D. Cunningham Gray as C. T. Hooper obliged ladies who desire beautiful and lux- •c®. belching, and ernes stt stomach dis- KtedIf of the meat, but yet no arrests have in the of A. P. Stover. made. move to Winter Harbor much earlier than uriant hair. MAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH. mon*T back. box of tab* last week, pasture been 2?■tts 2T Large Price 60c. a 00 Dngglsts lu ai Missos Lydia and Jennie Grindle, who Feb. 14. Jbn. usual owing to the absence of their son, large bottle. Over Bijou Theatre. hoping for Ilia* Jordan'* to come beck Saturday. Owing speedy 10 7 Lettie medley, Elisabeth Oakes, expecting (JOUNTY NEWS. and a return of the A meric AN has subscribers al Anderson; iUUiNll NE\v5>0 he did not family in the and O. W. to tde storm and high wind, spring7. Hancock county. Lula J'rabtree, A. B. Crabtree ’h *wS Counti, -»vt» <1 her po£M (JU 11 7 post-offices in were no at the •f were get back, so there services the com- Foss; charades. Refreshments NORTHEAST HARBOR. 4(1 the other papers in County Methodist church Sunday. served after council closed. The chiefs for teem which MARIAV1LLE. vined do not reach so many. The Ameri- PROSPECT HARBOR. One day lot week the are: Bessie Brewer i* in this term Prophetess, F. W. Lunt, who is in the commission wee becked over Clarence ku cas is not the only paper printed J. Harvey Grant, of Harrington, was at Welter Wagner driving lumbering on to Emma Ball; business in Boston this made a of Mr. home lot. Chester of and has neverelaimed Walker; Pocahontas, winter, en embankment end upeet. One Nevels, Green" i.Z** Hancock 'ounty. L. P. Cole’s Sunday. ( Susie Stratton; Powhattan, short visit home last week. bone la him. Uk*' but it i« the that can prop- Wenonah, erme wee broken, the employed by fee, only paper James Hill and wife were at W. Wagner’a the William McCauley; K. of R., Alice Crab- guests Otis makes a bed be called a Co u NTT paper; all The W. T. I. society met with Mrs. being splintered, which El wood Froat haa had an erly K. of F. Bruce’s Thursday. operation circula- tree; C. of W., Emma Merchant; were eleven mem- as well as could the third rest are merely local papers. The Ingalls Feb. 11. There fracture. He is doing hia neck, wihtin the past Clara has year0" the Bar W., Carolyn Foss; scouts, Johnson, Miss Bernice Dunn, of Franklin, three visitors The tion ) The Americas, barring bers and present. be expected. C. R. Goodwin’a grandson is Maude Stratton; runner, Lettie Anderson, concluded her visit here and left Sunday. Lunt visits Harbor Record’s summer list, ie larger society will meet with Mrs. O. W. ha* returned home to them. Their son Carl ia Lula Crab- James Smalledge at home other Emma Stratton; councillors, Miss Susie Over has returned from West Feb. 18. than that of all the papers printed stay a while with his mother. them this winter from Boaton, their tree, Velma Stratton; warriors, Lydia Joy, where she has been making an in Hancock county. Sullivan, Mrs. Mildred Clancy, with two children, who fell on the Edwin and Will are in Boston and Elizabeth Oakes, Ella Wooster, Hattie Mrs. Kentish Smalledge, Harr» extended visit. who has been at the home of her mother, ia Their some time remains about the same. away. daughter, Mrs. Martin; guards, Carolyn Stratton, ice ago, Con Berth^ The young people spent a delightful Mrs. Sarah A. Heed, the past two weeks, of Bangor, ia Merchant. Mr. Winslow is having the ground put Holyoke, spending* the w,»-.i. COUNTY NEWS. evening at E. W. Cleaves’ Wednesday returned to their home in Owl’s Head ter In Pasadena, Cal. Feb. 7. C* in order to build a house in Sylvan City. __ evening. A candy pull and music fur- Thursday. Thomaa Hanscomb and wife Feb. 7. B- ere awi; WEST SULLIVAN. EAST SULLIVAN. nished entertainment. _ visiting their children. The W. T. I. a drama, society gave Bar Harbor is at home from School closed after a successful Nora Sinclair is at the Feb. 7. Miss Winifred Smyth Miss Rena Hooper has gone to Jamaica Friday, “Sunbonnets,” at the K. of P. hall Thurs- a term of nine weeks in both rooms. Miss hospital. Sorrento. Plain, Mass. day, Feb. 10. Owing to bad travelling DEDHAM. is Harriman, of the primary grade, has com- Mrs. Arthur Stanley went to the Bar Thad Smith, of Hancock, visiting Miss Dorothy Noyes, of West Goulds- j there was not a very large audience. a fine record of weeks. Pupils Harbor Miss Ethel Fogg ia visiting relatives relatives here. is her Mrs. Johnson pleted fifty Proceeds hospital Saturoay. ia boro, visiting aunts, |15. Brewer. and parents desire her return. was F. E. was a week-end and Miss Hall. L. W. Rumill will to this The lenten service Friday evening Mrs. Pettingill go Augusta of Daniel Deasy and wife celebrated held in the J. L. Fogg, West Eden, is visiting Visitor to Bangor. Miss Beatrice Johnson is spending three Capt. week to take Reginald Murphy, oldest son rectory parlora. his with a dinner brother, F. W. Lincoln day large party. who was Bartlett went to South- Fogg. Mrs. Cora Reed is visiting Mrs. George weeks’ vacation with her parents, Theo- of William and Mary Murphy, Stella and Nellie is well for The Deasy residence arranged from the 13 to attend the funeral George Perkins, of Dorchester, Freeman in East Sullivan. dore Johnson and wife. taken insane the past week west Harbor Feb. Mass, is large parties, and the guests were de- effects of the John Dix. Much visiting his father, J. L. Millinocket, Haskell and Mrs. Haskell are liv- grip. of their ancle, Capt. Perkins, whois Miss .Minnie Bunker is in Alfred entertained with cards and lightfully Feb. 14. Thelma. is felt for the bereaved ill. with their Mrs. Eugene sympathy family. where she has employment. ing daughter, music. Miss Dunn sang several selec- whist club will hold no meetings Mm. Horace Lovejoy and Mrs. a few Hanna, during the winter. The \v. f J. K. Mitchell is spending tions. WINTER HARBOR. Capt. Lent. At its recent with Loveioy, of Old Town, are guests of 11 P and The benefit ball and sociable for George through meeting days in Cherrvfield Milbridge. There was a attendance at the R?d Burr'll and wife. large Waldron Sargent, of Sorrento is visiting Mrs. Clarence Kimball, Mr. Kimball did Freeman was a affair, with a Z. H. Wilbur has returned from Frank- pleasant Men’s installation Thursday evening. relatives here. the in such an elaborate Clifford L. Bnrrlll has left the Maine friends. number present, considering the entertaining J where he has been visiting good were here from Franklin Central td lin, Eight delegates manner as to be unamimously voted an institute, Pittsfield, a stormy night. Mrs. Joan Sargent, of South Gouldsboro, accept Lincoln service was car- to install the officers. The ceremony of position in the Bnckaport national hank An interesting is the guest of Mrs. I. B. Foss. honorary member. The last meeting, Feb. Walter Estabrooks turned the little fin- installation some excellent floor 7. ried out at the Methodist church Sunday followed Charles where Feb. B. Mrs. Abbie of South 7, was with Mrs. Small, ; ger of his right hand recently, putting it work the team of Gouldsboro, by working Baskahegan a deal of merriment over evening. is her brother, B. E. there was great out of place and tearing the ligaments, tribe, which was much enjoyed. Gouldsboro, visiting achfrt isthmus Dr. and Rev. Mr. Purdy at- the cards drawn for partners. Miss Pear- Phillips which will him out of commission for Tracy. j put W. F. Bruce and wife entertained an tended the Chapman-Alexander meetings son was the artist. The refreshments were some time. Rev. Mr. Trites, pastor of the Southwest in evening party Tuesday. Music furnished delicious. Bangor. was in town last Alvin Stinson, of Seal Harbor, who is entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Harbor Baptist church, teacher in the delightful Feb. 14. B. Miss Hamblin, assistant week Elder Drew in revival pleasantly remembered here as a boy, has Ray and Miss Over composed the orches- assisting high school, was a guest of Mrs. Bessie been spending several days fishing at tra, while Miss Dunn charmed all with meetings. SOUTH DEER ISLE. Gordon Monday. been with her Tank. Mrs. Stinson has her solos. Ice-cream and cake were The grammar, intermediate and primary OBITUARY. Miss Ella Mitchell, who has been; em- Fred L. and other rela- brother, Orcutt, served. schools closed Thursday, after a success- Feb. 3, after a short but pain- several has re- Thursday, ployed in town months,' tives. ful term in each The ful illness, Seth Hatch, a• _ SlMW'e t>»<.k. K. of P. of which deceased was a Man of the Hour. Mrs. Moulton in- end came. lodge, fishing for trout. Oscar Seavey is high bwrtr*. rattlr. aherp aa4 ami Rev. P. A. A. Killam, of Ellsworth, member, was largly represented at the line so far, bringing in six handsome fish. paal try personated fourteen different characters BOOST! Ellsworth Food frr«. AMrrat the sermon and she was laid to funeral. Beautiful flowers were in pro- Fair, with wonderful ability. preached Friends of O. J. Hysom are glad to know there silent of Dr. Earl S. Slorn, rest beside her husband. fusion, bearing messages he is so Feb. 22-2G. A pleasant meeting of Elinee council much improved in health that he Mass.. V. S. A. Feb. 14. Are. love and esteem. “Lead, Kindly Light” Boston, was held Feb. will be able to go on the road again in the Wednesday evening, 2, and “I Shall Know Him” were beauti- its fifth and was spring with his dry goods cart. aniversary, observed WEST FRANKLIN. rendered Mrs. J. K. Mitchell WALTHAM. fully by and Feb. 7. with appropriate exercises. The program Briar. Mrs. Asenath Springer is in poor health. Mrs. Oscar Hysom, with Mrs. Harvard ■ Mrs. Arville Jordan was called to Brewer consisted of Clara history by Johnson; as S. S. Scammon has a crew Havey organist, interment was at Saturday by the illness of her prophecy by A. B. Crabtree; reading, good sawing GOTT’S ISLAND. daughter, birch at his mill. Bay View cemetery, Franklin. Mrs. Harriet Archer. Charles H. Harding and wile, who have “Sometime, when all life’s lessons have been Frank was in last The sewing circle met with Mrs. Belie iBtSicaL Bradbury Bangor been visiting at Atlantic, are home. week on business. Haslem Thursday. And sun and stars forevermore have set, William Trask and wile and Mrs. Frank A son was born Mrs. Luella of to Mr. and Mrs. John The things which our weak judgment here A. Babbidge, went to McKinley Wednes- Peterson, Ellsworth, is her One Farnsworth Feb. 9. have spurned. day on business. visiting uncle B. F. Jordan. The o’er which we’ve Certain^ S. Hardison is a things grieved with Hollis met with a George doing quite Daniel in Salsbury painful acci- lashes wet Capt. Norwood, schooner business lumbering this winter. landed dent by jamming his hand at the mill re- Will flash before us out of life’s dark Lillian, Ireight tor Philip Moore ! night cently. C. E. Smith and Millard Springer have As stars shine most in deeper tints of blue. Wednesday. a car load of Mrs. W. B. out box lumber for shipment. And we shall see that all God’s ways are right Wood choppers have coAmenced to boat Hastings is visiting relatives in Some Ellsworth Charles E. Smith and E. J. Rollins have And how, what seemed reproof, was love wood Irom Placentia. Boston. Locates Lameness People Fully most true.” their and are Feb. 11. Chips. Herbert Hardison and Walter slaughter-house completed Colby, Simply bubo the Umbe with Tattle * Elixir; tir? Realize It Now. buying cattle, calves, etc. Feb. 14. M. who have been in the woods for watch foe Uu little water Water*. That* when yoM Stephen When there a os I* mm— the nait Feb. 14. Ch’e’br. BASS HARBOK. Jordan, come out Thursday. Mr. Jordan WEST TREMONT. ^SzsbMK atgn ofrpertn,lemwiMi. •hoe has .The ■r ifioul4 Mrs. A. D. Moore is more cut than he can haul this win- throMh. rweUtaga or colic, founder .or house visiting Iriends in *» al*o in O. A. packed Urge ao other. i vitality. Pabcmbb. PAXCtfUK. | dear-skinned.—sd.l. sue family packages at 26c. g CASNOW —Dr. H. Ha under*. The NEW'S. members of the Voice (from within the UxicabJ— Shay legal Notice*. Irgal Notict*. sapper committee were Mrs. W. A. Wal- COUNTY NEWS COUNTY choofer, how mach do I owe ye? “Sever Mrs. Fred To all interested in ker, Connor, Mrs. Charles Dev- and STATU OF MAINE. persons either of the es- dollars fifty cents, sir.” “Well, sha> tates hereinafter named. BLl’BiHJUU ereux and Mrs. Arthur NORTH CASTINE. Connor. back ’til come to cents. That’i [L. S.] At a court held at in Midi up ye thirty Hancock fb.:—To the our probate Ellsworth, h'*1111' Sheriffs of counties for the of on the L- l’»rker to P°°r The drama, Mrs. Gilbert Leach is ill. all I or either their county Hanoock, fl/it tin “Willowdalc,” given at got.” of deputies, GREETING: day of a. d. 1910. * command to attach The February, A. Orindle i. home from Emerson hall on "VV® you goods or matters been Saturday evening bp the Frank E. Witham, who has been ill of ▼ estate following haying pre- Jennie T of Rufus H. Mabine and Lucy I. sented for the action herein- vacation. normal students, was is oat. Sabine, both of Melrose, Middlesex THE thereupon on * short greatly enjoyed. grip, flanking, county, after indicated, it is hereby ordered that no- rnfby It showed a to the value of five thousand at the great deal of work on the Massachusetts, tice thereof be ;iven to all interested baa been installed Mrs. Frances Devereox is at after dollars; and summon the said persons telephone home defendants (if a of this order to be part of the students. they be found in by causing copy nab- E. Fullerton. an absence of several months. may your precinct) to ap- lished three weeks in the Ells- pear before our of the successively JdenceofK. Feb. 14. q# Justices supreme Jadl worth American, a at sold tne Dunbar Mar- cial cotirt. next to be holden in Ellsworth newspaper published .v M»yo has John P. Leach, of Camden, was in town Ellsworth, In said county, that may ap- within and for our county of Hancock, on the they Point to Mrs. on pear at a probate oourt to be held at Ells- at Parker NORTH PENOBSCOT. business a few days recently. second Tuesday of next, then and there property is what will April worth, in said on the first day ill your money earndf in our sain court to answer, unto Union county, of Baltimore. Walter Albert Trust of March, a. d. at ten of tlie Cochran, Ordway, who has several Ward well, who is being treated invested in shares of the m Ellsworth, a 1910, clocfc Jwn-ge spent Company, corporation exist- in the and be heard thereon if district weeks for ing under ti.e laws of and forenoon, they McOouldrick. snperin- with his family has returned throat trouble, is improving. Maine, located at set cause. „ K here, Ellswoith. Hancock Maine. the Bute examination to county, John Malone, late of in said yj Will five Massachusetts. Mrs. of In the of the for that Ellsworth, Eugdne Cnnningham, Bucksport, plea case, the said deceased. A certain instrument *«-»■ defendants, Rufus H. Sabine and I. county, pur- Bi-hi.. visited at Wilbert week. Lucy Sa- to be the last will and testament of Large game has been in evidence re- Ordway’s last bine, at Melrose, to wit: said porting g£U«- Ellsworth, on said deceased, together with for Chase. Ida Morse and the first of a. d. petition pro- Misses Mildred cently. George Shedd saw a large moose Augustine Wardwell, who cut his knee day February, 1007, by their bate thereof, Carrie E. note of that them presented by (Harri- have dosed their schools a few A NEW SERIES promissory date, by signed, gan) Monroe, the executrix therein named. ■iMisn McIntyre days ago near Cadwell C. while chopping in the is at work for value received, and Grays woods, Is now Ml jointly severally Ellen late of Eden, in said the school He open. Shares, each; monthly pay one Geo. M. Warren to Hayes, county* ick, having completed premises. shook his head at George again. pay him, or deceased. A certain instrument ments, Ml per share. Eromlsedis order, the sum of hundred dol- purporting and stood thirty*six to be the last will and testament of said de- George transfixed, thinking Mrs. lars with interest six months from the date- Augustus Coombs, of Castine, ceased, together with petition for probate of the future. A cow thereof, and the said Oeo. M. Warren there- friends of Mias Esther moose and two visited her Mrs. WHY thereof, presented P. F. the T„e Bluehill mother, Mary Conner, PAY RENT afterwards, to wit: on the same endorsed by Flanagan, calves were day, executor therein named. to hear of her death seen recently. when you can borrow ron and delivered the said note to the •lien acre saddened last week. your plaintiff, by late of Dedham, in said shares, gi ve a first and reason and in consideration George Tirrill, Miss Allen was a graduate of The friends of Mrs. mortgage whereof, the said deceased. A certain instrument Almeda Hutchins Miss Annie B. Conner closed her school reduce it every month? Monthly defendants then and there became county, pur- j|,tw’eek. liable and porting to be the last will and testament of will be to learn she and interest together promised the to it the same academy. glad that is recovering in Penobscot last and is home for payments plaintiff pay said deceased, with lor Bluehill Friday, will amount to but little more amount to ihe tenor of said together petition pro- from from her recent According note, bate thereof, Sarah C. W. I. Partridge returned illness. She is spending the winter. than you are now for and the avers that said presented by Tirrill* Mis paying plaintiff time of pay- the executrix therein named. the winter rent, and in about ten ment has Feb. having visiting her sister, with her sister, Mrs. Henry years you elasped. Robert late of Ellsworth, in said Bsnaor 12, E. H. of will Yet, though often the said de- Gerry, re- of Carpenter, superintendent requested, county, deceased. Petition that Chat lee W. w. Bunker, and attended the Grindle, Castine. All hope to see her fendants have not said sum but jjn p schools, visited the schools here last OWH YOUR OWN HOME. paid neglect or some other suitable be back in so to to the of said Gerry person ap- a few days. the spring in her usual.health do, damage plaintiff (as administrator of the estate of said nvisl meetings Wednesday. For of it says) the sum of five thousand dollars, and spirits. particulars Inquire Sointedeceaaed presented by Charles W. Gerry, aon and Rev. Charles 1 Ar bn which sball then and there be made to w. H. McBride O. W. Taplby,X Sec’y,ilCC j, appear and heir-at-law of said deceased. Hjv, Frank W. Dunbar left Tuesday for Port- with other due And have there There will be an article in war- First Nat’l Bank Bldg. damages. you Caroline M. Rice, late of in re exchanged pulpiU Sunday the this writ with therein. Cranberry Isles, Hirer*0 land to Join the schooner Hockamock for A. W.'Kwo. President your doings said deceased. Pstitlon that Wilbert rant for the town Wm. Penn county, They attended theChapman- approaching meeting Witness, Whitehouse, justice of A. Rice or some other suitable be motning. a fishing trip. said court at Ellsworth, this niuth of Oc- person ap- last week. to see if the town will build or day pointed administrator of the estate of said meetings In Bangor purchase tober, in the year of our Lord one thousand Alexsnder J. E. and wife were the atomtseintniss. deceased, presented by 8«th H. Rice, htir-at- a for a town hall. The old Capt. Blodgett nine hundred and nine. has had a crew of building hall law of said deceased. Orindle large of and John F. Clerk. Andrew has been some guests M. C. Devereux wife, of Knowlton, Julia A. late of in said in haul- time falling into disgrace Patten, Bucksport, and teams employed cutting, West week. Notice. deceased. First account of Theodore Ben as a storehouse and Penobscot, last Pauper county, week. The public fitting object STATE OF MAINE. H. Smith, administrator, filed for settlement. md storing ice the past contracted ing, for the attacks Mrs. Cora of Dark with the City of Ells- Frankie M. Joidan, late of in said Wood’s of vandalism. Worcester, Harbor, worth to Hancock Judicial Court. Orland, »» usual, comes from pond. HAVING! support and care for those who ss.:—Supreme county, deceased. First account of Charles supply. with her is the of her need assistance In vacation. Ellsworth, 11. A. I). 1910. The has received a children, guest may during the next five Feb’y J. Dunn, administrator, filed for settlement. of the a correspondent copy are Upon the within writ. Ordered: That the The-, nior class academy gave Wilson Bowden and wife. years and legal residents of Ellsworth. I late of Mount of the Standard in parents, forbid nil Plaintiff give notice to the defendants to Stephen Smallidge, Desert* Feb. W in town ball, published Ogden, Utah, persons trusting them on my ac- ap- in said deceased. First account of entertainment pear before the Justice of our Ju- county, Unc the School in the Dunbar count, as there is plenty of room and accom- Supreme A. Hmith and Fred A. admin- of containing eloquent address of Dr. A. district, taught by dicial Court, to be holden at Augusta Foster, of the presentation "Bob”, odations to care for them at the City Farm Ellsworth, filed for settlement. consisting Miss Hattie closed after a within and for the istrators, S. Condon before the Caledonian society Dunbar, Friday house. M. J. Dbummey county of Hancock, on the Asa B. al* A Double Deception’’. They second of Young, late of Dedham, in said »nd term of ten weeks. Tuesday April. A. D, 1910, by pub- of the of local t$cots in memory of Robert profitable The closing attested county, deceased. First account of Aimena ■ and cleared over lishiugan copy of said writ and this hid h c ’d house, $23. H. Young, administrauix, filed for settle- Burns. The doctor is not only a great exercises were enjoyed by several visitors. order thereon, three weeks successively in the roll-call of the Baptist Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed in The annual lover of a real Harry, Arthur and Marie Wardwell were Edwiu C. Parker, late of in said coun- poetry, but poet himself, Ellsworth, in our county the last Eden, Feb. 1«. In the even- of Hancock, deceased. First account of Olivia J, Par- Chun b «ill be held not absent the term. With the STATE OF MAINE. to be at least to ty, and has a wealth of expression at once during publication thirty days prior ker. administratrix, tiled for settlement. service will be held at IL.8.1 the second Tuesday of next, that public and of two Summer Miss April they William B. late of in beautiful inspiring. exception terms, Hancock ss.—To the may there and then in our said court Quimby, Ellsvvoith, members of the Sheriffs of our counties, appear said deceased. First account of the Church, to which the Dunbar has the school continu- ana answer to said suit. county, Ed- Feb. 7. H. taught or either their mond in- of deputies, GREETING: Wm. P. J. Walsh, administrator with the will society are cordially for four Whitehoitse, annexed, filed for'settlement. Congregational ously years. command to attach the or Justice of the you goods Hup. Jud. Court. Maria T. !!■ '. Dr. Day, ot Rockland, will WEST Feb. 14. L. estaieof Rufus H. Sabine, ol Melrose, A true of the writ and order Scammons, late of Franklin, in said cited BROOKSVILLE. WE copy of court deceased. First Middlesex county, Massachusetts, to the thereon. county, account of Alice H. an address. Scott, executrix, filed for settlement. deliver Charles Korn ham has moved into value of two hundred dollars; and summon Attest:—John F. Clerk- Henry Knowlton, Andrew J. late of in Keb. 11. M NORTH JLAMOINE. the said defendant lit he may be found in Jordan, Orland. said _ the Grace Lord house. deceased. First account of your precinct) to appear before our county, Merrill j justices Trust executor, filed for sett'eraent. Davis and wife have Capt. A. B. Holt made a business trip to of the supreme judicial court, next to be STATE OF MAINE. Company, Ijiuchlin returned M. an insane Ellsworth Food Fair, holden in within and for our coun- Abby Fulton, person of South- BOOST: Sedgwick last week. Ellsworth, County ok Hancock ss.: —Feb. 10, 1910. west from a two-weeks’ visit in Boston. of Hancock, on the second of Harbor, in said Petition filed j ty Tuesday on execution wherein Janies A. John B. county. next, then and there in our said court by Redman, guardian, for lice nse to Mrs. Wellington Barbour, of Foxcroft, April Robinson & Co a in- sell Feb. 22-2«. The child born to Eugene Blake and to answer unto Union Trust C of Ells* TAKEN corporation duly certain real estate of said ward, as de- ompany, and located and its recently visited her old borne here. a under the laws corporated having princi- scribed in said petition. wife, Jail. 16, has been christened Law- worth, corporation existing of business at Penobscot | of Maine, and located at pal place Bangor, Wellington R. Pendleton, late of Eden, in Eilsworth, Hancock is and William J. rence Avery. Miss Sprague, of Mil bridge, has been Maine. county, Maine, plaintiff, said county, deceased. Petition filed by CAST1NE county, Johnston, of Amherst, Hancock Charles W. the of Mrs. Lena the In the plea of the case for that the said de- county, Sargent, administrator, for li- Barker has nine men in the guest Hagen past Maine, now commorant of Bar Harbor, in cense to sell c-rtain real Carrie Parker held a bridge party Blodgett fendant at Castine, to wit: said Ellsworth, on estate of said de- Miss week. said county, is defendant, and will be sold at as described in woods 100 cords ot the tenth of a. d. 1909, his ceased, said petition. Delicious refresh- cutting pulp wood, day April, by public auction on March 17, a. d. 1910, at 2 Giles H. on Thursday evening. promissory note of that date by him signed Sargent, late of Mount Desert, in which he will land on Wasson’s wharf. The school entertainment o’clock in the afternoon, at the sheriff’s office, said deceased. Petition filed Wal- were served. Wednesday for value received, one tieo. M. county, by menu promised at the in Ellsworth, in said county, all ter and was a affair. The Warren to him or nis order in one month jail Sargent Roderick D. Sargent, admin- William Stevens has cut evening pleasant pay the right which the said William J. Johnston that C. H. is a few Capt. thirty- from said date the sum of and istrators, an order be issued to dihtribute Mrs. Hooper spending follows: twenty dollais, has or had on 10, at 6 o’clock and live cords of tire wood which he will land program Recitations, Mary the said Geo. M. Warren to Sept. 1909, among the heirs of said deceased, the amount weeks in Portland with her daughter, tbereafterwards, five minutes in the afternoon, that in Lewis wit: on the same endorsed and delivered twenty remaining the hands of said administra- in his as soon as the Tripp, Smith, May Kittredge, day, being the time when tne same was attached tors the dooryard sledding the said note to the reason and upon settlement of their first account. Mrs. Sana Whitney. Ruth a Jeremiah.” Each plaintiff, by on the to redeem the Tripp; farce, “My in consideration whereof the said defendant original writ, following Sarah E. Young, late of Hancock, in said came improves. described mortgaged real estate situated in deceased. 1 Parker Fuller, of Rockland, on part was well taken, and the play was then and th=re became liable and promised county, Petition file by Rufus H. Feb. 7. Tomson. the town of Amherst, county of Hancock, and Young, administrator, that ar order be issued _ the plaintiff to pay it the same sum accord- Monday, end on Tuesday morning he. The were taken 8late of Maine, to wit: to distribute the heirs of very amusing. parts by to the tenor of said note, and the among said de- is ing plaintiff 1. at the northwest corner of the amount in with J M. and Frank Bowden, John Austin, of Rockland, spending Forrest Hazel Jose- avers that said time of has Beginning ceased, remaining the hands Vofeli Richardson, Kelley, payment elasped. Richardson’s home lot near the store of said And also for that the said defendant at Cas- Elijah administrator, upon tne settlement of started for their camp in Orland fot the winter with his brother Robert, Lester and Lewis occupied by William J. Johnston: thence bis first account. phine Linscott, Young tine, to wit: said Ellsworth on the seventeenth running easterly by the line of said Richard- Edward P. late of in said several days. James Davis, of is in town, Smith. selections of March, a. d. 1909, by his Currier, Sedgwick, Boston, Phonograph by Lang- day promissory son’s land to the 8. W. corner of lot No. 39; deceased. Petition filed Sarah A. j note of that date, by him signed, for value county, by at Emerson hall called here the illness of his don were during thence northerly by line of lot No. 39 to the executrix of the estate of de- A basket ball game by mother, Hodgkins interspersed received, promised one Geo. M. Warren to Currier, said center of the main road leading from Am- ceased, that the amount of collateral inherit- between and Mrs. William Davis. the him or his order the sum of dollars Saturday evening Searsport program. pay sixty herst Corner to Aurora; thence and ance in two months from the date thereof, and the westerly tax upon said estate be determined by j Feb. 14. Y. southerly by the center of said road to the the of Ustine locals, was won by Searsport. Mrs. Sallie H. Hawes, after several said Geo. M. Warren thereafterwards, to wit: judge probate. ; place of beginning, containing two acres Hiram late of in said ou the same endorsed and delivered the Blaisdell, Orland, Monday night the locals went to Sears- months at her old home left last day, more or less, with the thereon. deceased. Petition H. here, note to the reason and in buildings that Alpheus Advertisers in THE AMERICAN are said plaintiff, by 2. A certain lot or of land situated county, and last another game. week for Mass. consideration whereof the said defendant parcel Blaisdell or some other suitable person be port ; Somerville, in Amherst, countv and State capturing the trade. then and there became liable and aforesaid, appointed administrator of the estate of said Winifred a student in the promised conveyed by Philander Fletcher to Jeremiah deceased, H. Blaisdell, Miss Gray, Ellery Anderson, formerly of Belfast, the to pay it the same snm accord- presented by Alpheus plaintiff T. Giles, by deed dated October 27, 1881, and son and heir-at-law of saia deceased. normal has been ill ol to the tenor of said note, and the school, seriously : died suddenly at his home in Charleston, ing plaintiff conveyed by said Giles to William J. John- Frances B. Grindle, late of in said ttadroata anh Stiamtoata avers that said time of has elapsed. Orland, she was removed payment ston by deed dated October 14. 1885, recorded deceased. Petition filed Norris L. appendicitis, -aturday S. C., recently. Back in the ’80’s for sev- Yet, though often the said de- county, by requested, in volume 204, page 529, of the registry of Grindle. for license to sell cer- the Belfast w here she bad fendar t has not said sum but neglects so administrator, to hospital, eral years he was chief engineer of the paid deeds for Hancock county, State of Maine, tain real estate of said as described to to the ol said it deceased, All for a do, damage plaintiff (as bounded and described as follows, to wit: in said a successful operation. hope steamer between this the sum of two hundred which petition. May Queen, plying says) dollars, at a on the south side of the and be made to with Beginning post EDWARD E. of said Court. recovery. Castine and Belfast. Mr. Anderson shall then there appear road near said Fletcher’s CHASE, Judge speedy i place, county well; thence A true of the order. other due damages. And have you there this said road twen- copy original Feb. 8. U. was well known and well liked all running westerly by county Attest:—T. F. _ by writ with doings therein. Mahoney, Register. J your ty-nine rods to the county road leading to along the Penobscot bay. In Effect Nov. 1909. Witness, William Penn Wbitehouse, justice Mariaville; thence southerly said road The executive committee of the Maine | 29, of said court at Ellsworth, this 9th of Oc- by day one hundred and sixty rods to a stake; thence STATE OF MAINE. Feb. 11. Tomson. BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR. tober, in the year of our Lord one thousand Pharmaceutical association has decided tc east four degrees south thirty seven and a Hancock ss.—At a probate court held at nine hundred and nine. half rods to a thence hold stake; northerly four Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, the annual meeting of the association ...lv 10 3 30 John F. Knowlton. Oierk. BROOKSVILLE. BAR HARBOR 30 degrees east one hundred and fifty rods to a on the first day of February, in the year at Ca- .«• July b, 7 and 8. The committee Sorrento. 4 10. stake; thence east four degrees south fifteen o! our Lord one thousand nine hundred and Olin II. Cloason cut his foot quite Sullivan. 4 50 STATE OF MAINE. rods to a stake; thence north ten rods to the voted to cure some of na- ten. pbramacist 20 — severely Saturday. Mt DesertFerry. 11 30 5 10 05 Hancock ss. Supreme Judicial Court. first-mentioned bounds, containing thirty- CERTAIN instrument purporting to be tional r* -iuic to give a lecture at thia Waukeag 8 Fy. 11 37 5 27 10 12 In vacation. Ellsworth, Feb’y 11, A. D. 1910. one and a half acres, more or less. A a copy of the last will and testament L. II. Billings and Bentley Grindle are Hancock. til 40 5 10 15 Upon the within writ, Ordered: That Said real estate is subject to a mortgage and one codicil of Franklin Road 48 39 10 25 the said William J. Johnston to the til t5 the Plaintiff give notice to the Defend- given by B. late of fair catches. June 00 lle&T 10 45 JOSEPHINE TILTON, BOSTON, smelting. They report Wash'gt’n 11 15 47 ant to appear before the Justice of our Su- Union Trust Co. of Ellsworth, dated Aug. 7- Mi .< a Craw ford is ill. 1 ELLSWORTH 11 07 12 05 5 65 10 52 1908, and recorded in the Hancock in the county of Suffolk, and Commonwealth Pearl of East is soon to preme Judicial Court, to be holden at Ells- county Cooper, Bluehill, Ella worth Falls 11 12 I2el0 tlO 57 of deeds, book 451, 440, on which of Massachusetts, deceased, and of the pro- < worth, within and for the County of Hancock, registry page M ; gc Weeks is spending a few bate thereof in said Commonwealth of Massa- move his family into the R. H. Condon Nicolin. Jll 25 12e23 t6 16 all 10 on the Second Tuesday of April A. D. 1910, there is said to be due about eleven hundred .. — 11 35 12e31 6 24 authenticated, been we wiih i.cr daughters in Lowell, Green Lake til 19 an attested copy of said writ dollars. F. O. Silsby, chusetts, duly having house. by publishing to the of for our Phillips Lake.. til 42 12e39 t6 31 and this order thereon, three weeks succes- Sheriff. presented judge probate said M •*. 11 50 I2e46 34 of Hancock for the of 1 Mrs. Lela York has returned from East Holden. til sively in the Ellsworth American, a news- county purpose being — 12 09 1 04 11 allowed, filed and recorded in the II. Brewer June 53 in Ellsworth in our of probate C.rpcn'er, after spending several for paper printed County of our said of Hancock. ! Bluehill, where she has been caring BANGOR.ar 12 15 1 10 7 05 11 59 Hancock, the last publication to be thirty NOTICK OF FORECLOSURE. court county w * in on i P M P M A M Ordered, That notice thereof be given to town, returned to Boston Mrs. F. F. Webber. days at least prior to the second Tues- E. C. Newcomb, of Bucks- j Portland.ar I 4 50 5 40 12 50 4 50 all persons interested therein, by publishing Mon >.v day of April next, that he may there and Hancock county, Maine, his 00 9 05 5 30 8 WHEREAS,port, by a of this order three weeks Mrs. Robert who has some Boston.ar | 8 25 then in our said Court appear aad answer to deed dated of copy successively Ladd, spent mortgage twenty-filth day in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper M it Richardson, who has BANGOR TO BAR said suit. Wm. P. Whitkiiousb, a. d. 1908, and recorded in Han- spent months with her brother, James Grindle September, at Ellsworth, in said county of Han- Justice of the Sup. Jud. Court. cock of deeds, book 453. page printed »•’' * ks in New returned county registry cock, to the first day of March, York, has returned to West Brooksville. A true copy of the writ and order of court 131. to W. C. of prior Boston. .lv 10 00 A« 00 A9 00 conveyed Conary, Buckaport, a. d. 1910, that at a h thereon. said and State, certain real estate thus they may appear pro- ...rsday. county bate court then to be held at School in District No. 3. closed Feb. 4, Attest:—John F. Knowlton, Clerk. described in said Ellsworth, Portland. lv 1 20,. 11 10 12 40 mortgage: in and for said county of Hancock, at ten Mi Annie of Boston, is weeks A certain lot or of land situated in Cunningham, after a successful term of ten parcel o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if a i e 00! 10 301 3 24 5 00 Verona, said county, and bounded, begin- spending few days with her grand- Miss of West BANGOR.lv NOTICE OF FOKECLOSlIKK. any they have, against the same. taught by Myrtle Tapley, Brewer June. 6 071 10 37 3 30: 5 06 ning at the center line of Verona Island at mother. John Howard of EDWARD E. CHASE, Judge of Probate. Mrs. E. Cunningham. The school had a box Holden.i 29! 10 57 49 25 Snyder, N. E. corner of land of Hattie Hutchings and Brooksville. t6 t3 15 Winter Hancock A true copy of the orieinal order. Lake. 35 111 OS1 55 32 WHEREAS, Harbor, county, Uriana Abbott; thence westerly by said Mrs. Patterson is with aociil Phillips til IS J5 his deed dated the first Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register. George spending supper, games, etc., Saturday Green l.ake 6 44 11 13 4 02 40 Maine, by mortgage Hutchings’ and Abbott’s land about eighty t5 of a. d. 1903, and recorded in the several in the for benefit of the Nicolin. *6 53 11 25 4 10 48 day May, rods to land of Manly Abbott's heirs; thence days Bangor attending evening. Proceeds, $4.70, t-5 of deeds for Hancock book Ellsworth Falls. 7 06! 11 40 1 23 6 03 registry county, northerly by said heirs’ land about twenty STATE OF MAINE. 393. 105. to me. the under- Alexander-Chaptnan meetings. school. .. page conveyed I rods to laud of Peter Abbott; thence ELLSWORTH 7 18 11 47 4 28 6 08 easterly Hancock ss.—At a probate court held at signed. a certain lot or of land with all by said Abbott’s land about rods to Mi->s Martha who has been Feb. 7. A. Wash’gt’n June. 7 25 11 57 4 34; t6 14 parcel [ eighty Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, Harmon, the building thereon, situated in Wiuter Har- said center line; thence said Franklin Road.. t7 33! 12 06 6 22 southerly by on the first day of February, in the year bor aforesaid, and described as follows, line about rods to of teaching the past winter term of school in Hancock. 41 i 12 15|. 6 30 center twenty point of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and SOUTH PENOBSCOT. S 44, 12 18 6 33 namely: starting, being same premises conveyed to me Knox, returned home Thursday. Waukeag, Fy. that certain tract or of land Mt Desert 7 50j 12 25!. 6 40 Being parcel by Addie A. Bassett by deed recorded in Hau- CERTAIN instrument to be is confined to the Ferry. I known as and included in the William Hand of book purporting A successful O, Carl Urindle still Sullivan. 8 cock registry deeds, 425, page *‘93. a of the last will and testament of meeting was held by the 15|.’.!• homestead situated on the north side of A copy Sorrento. 8 50 .:. | lot, And whereas the condition of said mort- E. 8. house, but is gaining slowly. the town road known as Main con- JOHN STEWART KENNEDY, late of the chapter on Thursday evening. Sup- BAR HARBOR-ar 9 25} 1 20j. 7 35 street, gage has been broken, now therefore, by rea- ; taining sixty-six and one-half acres, more or son of such breach of I claim a city, county and state of NEW YORK, per was served'at 6 after which The willing workers met with Mrs. O. I condition, o’clock, 1 less, subject to all the exceptions and reser- foreclosure of said mortgage deceased, and of the probate thereof in said Trains Ellsworth at 7.13 a m and 4.28 the degree was conferred on one candidate M. Perkins Wednesday evening. leaving ; vations therein contained; for a more com- Bucksport, Me., February 12. 1910. state of New York, duly authenticated, hav- and at Ellsworth 11.07 a ra, 10 52 p m, arriving plete description of the premises reference is W. C. Conary. ing been presented to the judge of probate of is m. connect with Washington Co. Ry. deed Miss Belle Wight, Waltham, Mass., p. i hereby made to the mortgage herein- for our said county of Hancock for the pur- above referred to. And whereas the condi- ^tftcrtisnncnts. a few weeks at her home here. t Stops on signal to conductor, ! pose of being allowed, filed and recorded in spending tions of said mortgage have been broken, now NOTICE OF the court of our said ot Han- e to leave pa-seugers from points | FORECLOSURE. probate county Stops only therefore, reason of the breach of the con- School closed Friday, Feb. 11, after a ten east of Juuct on by TITHEREAS Lilia A. Hutchins, of Penob- Washington ditions thereof, 1 claim a foreclosure of said Miss Binder. leave but uot to take fV scot, county of Hancock. Slate of Ordered, That notice thereof be to weeks’ term taught by Lilly a Stops to passengers. 1 mortgage and this notice is given for that given Maine, by her mortgage deed dated the 26th all persons interested therein, These trains connect at Bangor with through ! purpose. by publishing of Mrs. Inez Urindle has gone to Sargent- day of December, 1903, and recorded in vol. a copy of this order three weeks Worthy trains on Main Line, to and from Portland, Dated February 12, 1910. successively 400, page 457, in the Hancock countv registry in the Ellsworth American, a to visit her Mrs. Clara Bow- Boston and St John. Jesse K. Mitcuell. newspaper ville, sister, of deeds, conveyed to George M. Warren, of at Ell*worth, in said of By his attorney, Harry I., Crabtree. printed county Confidence. den. Passengers are earnestly requestly to pro- Castine, in said county and State, a certain Hancock, prior to the first day of March, cure tickets before entering the trains, and lot or parcel of land s.tuated in said Penob- a. d. 1910, that they may appear at a Friends of Mrs. Isaiah Bowden arc glad especially Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to COM MISSIONKUS’ NOTICE. scot. and bounded as follows: On the west by probate court then to be held at Ellsworth, Ellsworth. 28 the leading to Orlaud, on the north in and for said of at ten to know she has recovered from her severe Hancock ss.:—Bucksport, Maine. January highway county Hancock, F. E. BOOTH BY, a d. 1910. and east by the iaDd of the late Wm. G. o’clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if Heath, and on the south land once owned An Offer Backed One illness. General Passenger Agent. the undersigned, having been dul> by any they have, against the same. by and occupied by Willard Bowden, containing EDWARD E. of Probate. to MORRIS MCDONALD, by the Honorable Edward CHASE, Judge Mrs. S. B. Condon has gone Sedgwick WE,appointed one and a half acres more or with A true of the order. Vice President & General E. Chase, of within and foj (Dy) less, copy original Mrs. Manager. judge probate ! all thereon. Attest:—T. F. to two weeks with her mother, said commissioners to receive and de- buildings Mahoney, Register. of Our Most spend Portland, Me. countv, I And whereas the said deed and Reputa- cide the claims of the creditors of Julia mortgage Allen. upon debt described was sold and as- Jasper A. Patten, late of in saic j thereby duly STATE OF MAINE. G- Bucksport, the said M. Warren to Celia Feb. 11. deceased, whose estate has beet signed by George county, Alexander, of Castine, in said and Hancock ss:—At a probate court held at able Concerns. insolvent, county represented hereby give pub- 1 State, deed of dated the 4th Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, lic notice to tbe order of the by assignment EAST SURRY. agreeably of 1904, and recorded in said on the first day of February, in the >ear of said of that three months from day November, We pay lor all the medicine used during judge probate, Hancock county of deeds, in vol. 45n, our Lord one ’housand nine hundred and ten. is at E. Closson’s. and after 4, 1910, have been allowed registry the Anita Higgins George January page 473. And whereas the condition of said CERTAIN instrument purporting to be trial, il our remedy fails to completely to said creditors to and prove theif who has been present mortgage deed is broken and s'ill remains A a copy of the last will and testament of Mrs. Closson, seriously ill, claims, and that we will uttend to the as- relieve you of We take all duty now reason of the SAMUEL M. constipation. us at the office of W. C. al unperformed, therefore, by DOWNS, late of ANDOVER, the is slowly improving. signed Couary, breach of the condition thereof, the under- risk. You are not to us in Reduced Winter Fares, said on 4,1910, at 1( in the county of and Commonwealth of obligated Bucksport, Monday, April claims a foreclosure of said Essex, Elsie Jordan and son Guy spent of the clock in the forenoon of said signed mortgage Massachusetts, deceased, and of the any way whatever, if you accept our offer. Mrs. day. deed and gives this notice for that probate Mrs. A. Chatto and her Guy W. McAlister, purpose. thereof in said Commonwealth of Massachu- Friday with J. Jan. 1910. Celia Alexander. That’s a broad statement, but we Edward L Bkazley, 28, setts. authenticated, been mighty Josie Harding. *3.00 By W. E. her duly having pre- mean guest, Commissioners. Whiting, attorney. sented to the judge of probate tor our said every word of it. Could anything went to Bangor last Mrs. Otis Conary county of Hancock for the purpose of being he more fair for s6e her who is at the filed and recorded in the you? week to sister, Between Bar Harbor and Boston subscriber notice allowed, probate for subscriber hereby gives notice thal hereby gives that court of our said of Hancock. A most common-sense treat- Eastern Maine hospital ior treatment it has been county scientific, THEhe has been duly appointed adminis- THE duly appointed executor Ordered, That notice thereof be to iritis. of the last will and testament of given ment is Rexall Orderlies, which are eaten trator of the estate of all persons interested therein, by publishing c- I MARGARET A. LEACH, late of BUCKS- a like is a re- Feb. 14. FRANK W. THOMPSON, late of PENOB copy of this order three weeks succes- candy. Their active principle _ PORT, sively in the Ellsworth American, a newspa- ceut Bar Harbor 10 0 SCOT, scientific discovery that is odorless, Steamer Bootlibay leaves per printed at Ellsworth, in said county WEST SURRY. for Seal in the of Hancock, deceased, and in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bonds a m, Monday* amt Thursdays Harbor, county of Hancock, prior to the first day of March, colorless and tasteless; very pronounced, Southwest bonds as the law directs. All per- being by the terms of said will. All S. Ober is feeble. Northeast Harbor, Harbor. Mansct, given required a. d. 1B10, that they may at Mrs. Joan very sons demands the estate persons having demands the estate of 'appear gentle and pleasant in action, and par- Stonlngton, North Haven and Kockland, con- having against against a probate court, then to be held at Ellsworth of said deceased are desired to the said deceased are desired to the same Mrs. I. E. Lufkin, who bad an ill turn necting with steamer for boston. present present in and for said county of Hancock, at ten ticularly agreeable in every way. This same for settlement, and all indebted tkeietc for settlement, and all indebted thereto are o’clock in the forenoon, and ihow cause, if last is better. to make to make payment ingredient does not cause nau- one day week, leave*- Bluehlll 9 CO a are requested payment immediately requested immediately. have, the same. diarrhoea, Steamer Catherine m, Cyrus Kenduskkao Trust Co. any they against his for South K. Bridges. EDWARD E. Probate. sea, or inconven- Albert of Orland, visited Mondays and Thursdays Blueh'.l), Feb. 5, 1910. H. E. CHASE. Judge ot flatulence, griping any Wiilins, lieer Penobscot, Feb. 9, 1910. By Collett, Secretary. A true of the order. ience Brooklln, Sedgwick, Isle, Sargentvllle, copy original whate rer. Rexall Orderlies are par- parents, Hollis WillinB and wife, Saturday South Broofcsvllle, Dark Harbor and Rockland, Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register. Boston. subscriber hereby gives notice thai ticularly good for children, and deli- and connecting with steamer for subscribers hereby give notice that aged Sunday. she has been appointed adminis- cate THE duly THEthey have been duly appointed executors subscriber notice that persons. wife are with Mr. RETURNING tratrix of the estate of hereby gives Eugene Leach and of the last will and testament of he has been duly adminis- It late alHE appointed you suffer from chonic or habitual R. 8, I-cach and wife, for DANIEL R. HAOERTHY, of BUCKS NAHUM B. late of trator of the estate of Leach’s parents, New turbine steel steamer Bel fait leaves Bos- GRANT, HANCOCK, or the associate or PORT, in the of ALBERT late of constipation, depend- a short time. ton at 5 i> m, Tuesdays and Fridays (or Rock- county Hancock, deceased, and BLAISDELL, ORLAND, in the of Hancock, deceased, and bonds as the law direcis. ent chronic we you to try county given All per- in the county of Hancock, deceased, and ailments, urge Feb. 14. bouds as the law directs. All sons demands _ given person! having against the estate ol bonds as the law directs All persona Rexall orderlies our Remember at risk. Leave Kockland at 5.15 a m, or on arrival of having demands against the estate of saic said deceased are desired to present the aving demands against the estate of said the given you can get them in Ellsworth only at our steamer from Boston, Wednesdays and Satur- deceased are desired to present same foi same for settlement, and all indebtedtheretc deceased are desired to present the same for days for Bar Harbor, Bluehlll. and Interme- settlement, and all indebted thereto are re- are requested to make payment immediately settlement, and all indebted thereto are re- Store. 12 tablets 10 38 tablets 26 te to cents; diate landings. quested make payment immediately. Orlando W. Foss. quested to make payment immediately. cents—The Rexall Store. E. G. Moobe, Carrie M. Hagkrthy. Roxanna W. Grant. Howard H. Blaisdell sm .... w E. L. Smith, Agent, Bar Harbor. Bucksport, Feb. 8, 1910. Hancock, Feb. 3,1910. Orland, Feb. 3,1910. cor. opp. postoffice. O. A. Pabchbr. SbbtrtiMintnt*. me. There was a series of battles, COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY NEWS. with mjich slaughter on both sides. I Sr. Manurl Amfaro Cnfird,, itrTi watched for a favorable opportunity HUNTING AN IDEAL PRETTY MARSH. SEDGWICK. Cascotro. Lamaguey, Cuba, to regain my own comrades, but none is Curtis Young has gone to Brooklin, Mrs. 9. B. Condon, of Penobscot, occurred. The truth is my captain Wise he her Mrs. J. D. Allen. The where mother, M. QUAD. employment. visiting was watching me. At last the whole By is at Har- M. H. Small leaves to-day for a brigade to which i belonged was sur- [Copyright. 1909, by Associated Literary Nathan Smallidge Northeast Miss T. and rounded and captured. Press. J bor filling the ice-houses of Merritt short visit in Ellsworth Bangor. The main reason why Fhlllip Hutch- Ober. and Constance Holden Judge I realized that 1 was in a precarious Misses Elizabeth a bachelor still N. to visit situation. Ail depended upon my com- In son found himself Valorus Gray, or Penobscot, has employ- start to-day for Orange, J., A Story of How President municating with the general who had at the age of forty was because he had ment with W. H. Freeman at the Freeman relatives. Lincoln Rectified in sent me on my mission. What was an ideal and because he had never house. Rev. E. A. Davis will conduct evange- Injustice. my horror to learn that he had been found her. He bad looked and longed Hollis Smith, of this place, and Miss listic meetings in the church here the battles. killed in one of the recent and hoped, but she had not crossed his Georgia Snow, of Mt. Desert, were mar- next two weeks. All now on my not being 8. friends extend By JOHN JOYCE. depended She did not until after his for- ried Feb. Their many j. A. Closson left this morning for failed path. recognized, but this hope rue, congratulations. son tieth birthday. Then fate or fortune Ellsworth, where he will meet his 1910. by American Pros* for an enlisted man who knew me Copyright, or else smiled on him. The marriage of Harvey P. Freeman and Harry, of Portland. Association, was of our Ue saw me something one guard. Miss Nellie Freeman took Hutchinson was Gertrude place The annual meeting of the and informed my captain. The cap- Mr. strolling up all-day at the residence of W. W. A. Heath Mon- was see took me Fifth avenue, New York, when his eye ladies’ Baptist missionary society tain came to me, away Free- In 1863 I was with the cavalry in day evening, Jan. 24. Mr. and Mrs. held in the afternoon, with from the Confederates and preferred caught a photo In a showcase. There chapel Friday j man have the best wishes of their the of the Potomac. I confess i many a attendance than Army me for desertion and counterfeit of the woman larger any previous charges against she was—the friends. never made a soldier. 1 was too good fighting against the United States. he had carried In his mind for thou- year. and fond of an life. I could never were ended for the time Benjamin;Carter, jr., of Ibis place, officers of F. irregular The battles sands of Her hair was down, The Eggemoggin lodge, days! Miss of were mar- be When the command and a court martial to try me Helen|Stew*art, Center, and A. were installed Wednesday disciplined. being, as an How M., and she was draped angel. ried Feb. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Car- was I would be off on some ad- was speedily convened. There could Saturday, evening by past I). D. G. M., Theodore A. asleep the get on to the angel in an than photographers ter are’ among our most popular young as vent are. There was a southern girl be no greater offense army Smith, with Lincoln Sibley marshal, business without going to heaven is and their friends wish them the double one of desertion and be- people, many and Herbert Miss M. south of us, her home being most of Dority, chaplain. none of the business. You can a life and will M. MANUEL AMPARO ing captured with arms in one's hands public's of'peace happiness. They H. Small presided at the piano. The offi- CESPEDES NESTIIV the time within the southern lines, friends at the side. I told take their or leave them. This be at home to their many ; W. J. on the other my story, j angels cers are: R. M. Buckminister, M.; Ul would be ungrateful if [ (fld who captivated my youthful fancy, and residence of for the, Oo| as I it was not believed. angel, as near as the old. Benjamin Carter, sr., 9. J. P. J. A. 1 write to and, expected, \ particular W. Cousins, W.; Allen, W.; thank you for yonrtpiea. I was constantly absent without leave me next few weeks. My captain’s testimony against liachelor could figure out. had blond H. Sargent, 9. D.; Frank Allen, J. D.; J. dlil medicine. I owe my life' to it/f',. Tisiting her. I of the j was very damaging. spoke hair, blue eyes, ruby lips, and her voice A goodly number from this place at- W’. Paris, treasurer; R. E. Dority, secre- was almost dead when I commenced On one occasion 1 would surely have 1 la general's written order, which had was the trill of a bird. tended the entertainment at Center Tues- tary; Azor Dodge, chaplain; A. H. Dority, take it. been captured by some Confederates ! hidden within the enemy’s lines, but The ideal hunter strod long before day evening, when the drama, “Gertrude’s marshal; Will Robbins, 9. 9.; Charles who called at the house had she not “Whenever I wonlil move mv it was as a device. ! his mind to was amateur regarded clumsy the picture and made up Vindication,” played by the Conary, J. 8.; L. W. Guptill, tyler. The I and me upstairs in one of the bedrooms. dors, strangled, my heart seeatrt put I was convicted and sentenced to be hunt the earth over to find the original, company there. The parts were well ren- the installing officers with j j lodge presented to from its Then a There I found some citizen's clothing execu- jump place. a- nr* shot. 1 petitioned for a stay of He did not to find the and the was a a beautiful lamb-skin decorated and go upstairs dered, play enjoyed by apron cold iuvadod so and. it on, went down and my system, t!.n111,3; d putting tion of the sentence till I could have artist. He waited down below for the ! audience. mention should the the retir- large Special inscribed. After ceremony life! hut a iriend mingled with the soldiers. the hidden or- 1 rocommond-s} y ct opportunity to secure artist's boy. and that rising young man i be made of Herbert Butler, whose imper- master, A. H. Sargent, was presented ing Pcruna, and now, as v on I gained some very important infor- but there had been a deal remedy, will der, great replied to him: sonation of the colored servant could not with a The follow ing mation from them about the past-master’s jewel. Si p by my photograph, I am fat and enemy's of desertion, and I and several others l 1 full "That gal? She came In a carriage have been improved upon. was Piano duet. Misses for I off for program presented: ofhealth. I can run, and do a thou movements, passed myself were to be made summary examples our )aj and had a poodle. Took away Feb. 14. G. Small and quartet, Mrs. T. to a redhot Confederate. Perry; tilings which used lie Imp. s«|hl» » They belonged for army. in a minute. If 1 thf breath growed up Smith, Mrs H. A. Small, Rev. E. A. —Sr. Manuel to Jubal Early's command and told me BROOKS'VILLE. i AraparoC'csp M«-tril. u nenever near people IHIHIIIU and had the scads—gee:" Davis, Rev. E. Sanderson; reading, Mrs. that they were the advance of his of Mr. IT. war about "justice" and the difficulty "But her name, hoy—her name and Ben Jones is working for F. M. Bil- H. 8. Mrs. T. A. Smith, Manley, oorre-p ndest to around in j Dority; quartet, force, intending sweep on too for "Black and 58 punishing crime account of address," demanded the man with the lings. Mrs. A. N. Mrs. F. H. Smith, Mrs. White,” Spark S- our rear. Cole, sentimentalism it makes me Ottawa, Ontario, Can., writes: much lieating heart. Mrs. Nellie *L. Billings, who has been H. A. reading. Miss Grace Friend; As soon as had gone I rode Small; they shudder. I was to be shot for serv- “You can me. The boss has “If are search quite ill, is much better. mixed quartet; piano duet, you suffering with the n. •way to my general and told him what singing, ing my country only too well. And it in a book, and he the book treme Pcruna got keeps Harold and of Misses Small and Perry; singing, ladies’ heat, restores you; or If I had heard. He sent ont orders with 1 1 (Herrick wife, Bluehill, 1 now at the end of half a century in a safe. She must be a Fifth avenue Rev. Messrs. Davis and you are afflicted with a cold, la • view to defeat their purpose, then are visiting at L. H. Billings’. quartet; duet. cr:pp* look back with reverence to two peo- and if walk and or Pcruna flier, though, you up Sanderson. Supper was served. ! bronchitis, restores y,.u jB , said to me: of whom was instrumental in Miss E. J. Walker went to Boston Mon- ple (one down long ’nuff you'll be sure to meet Feb. 14. H. short time; or if yon suffer with “I’ve been wondering for some time on business. L. C. Roberts is sleep, me and the other saved me) as her." day tending or saving lessncss, if your appetite is p^, where I could get a man like you. I of that class who would i the post office in her absence. j representatives If it hadn't been for the dreams that PENOBSCOT. again Peruna acts as a good true fn-al want some one for secret service work. and rather govern by kindliness mercy Mr. Hutchinson dreamed his legs and Lutbur F. Herrick and wife have re- Mrs. Abigail Wilson is ill. and Is the tonic needed.” I can get plenty of hired spies, but I than on principle. These two were his perseverance would have given turned fran£ Boston, where they have dare not trust them. will take Schools closed tor the winter term Fri- Systemic catarrh Is a peculiar phass They mother and President Lincoln, of the some time. Herrick underwent my out. He had various dreams Bpent |Mrs. of chronic my money to me information day, Feb. 11. catarrh, more frequent la bring himself a martyr struck down by one in the show and al- a citical for and angel case, they operation appendicitis j summer than in and take the Confederates’ money to B. M. Leach went to last week winter, much tnort who madly looked upon him as a heartened him for the next other but is now Bangor 1 ways up troubles, gaining rapidly. in hot countries than bring them information. But from on business. prevalent cold tyrant day's hunt. In those dreams he was Feb. 14. A. _ countries. It Is a what you have told me you're Just the condition where ca- Upon inquiry I learned that Presi- always saving her from going over Dr. M. A. Ward well was in Bangor Fri- man for secret service work. Most INDIAN POINT. tarrh invades the whole system tad dent Lincoln alone the par- from a mad bull, from day on business. possessed Niagara falls, 1 a condition men have a dread of being caught in Mrs. Nettie C. of West produces closely resembling doning power, but that the generals a Joy ride auto going ninety miles an Higgins, Eden, Mrs. Anna Blodgett fell and citizen's clothes, with the penalty of sprained nervous prostration. Peiuna is sne* who wished to maintain discipline in hour and from other things. spent the past few days with friends here. I her wrist last week. You don’t seem to mind the oellent remedy for such a condition. swinging. the army were doing all could to to and still they March gave way April, George Richards,'| B. H. Higgins and I Charles Ginn and of risk at all. Now, I wish you to go his this ! wife, Orland, spent prevent exercising prerogative the search went on. Sometimes it Luray Higgins are their ice houses. down on our left and find out filling here with relatives. with deserved favor. what in the cases of deserters. So I did not Sunday meeting Min rained on the searcher and sometimes who has the enemy is about down there. I Eugene Cole, ofgSeaville, spent Mrs. Otis Leach last week Louise of Bangor, is an think it worth while to make an ap- Sometimes he j spent in Or* Henson, proving It didn't. caught sight a few at William returned have reports that there is no force in days Walls’,has land, the guest of her Freemont able assistant. plication. I wrote my mother of my of a face in a carriage and hope eter- brother, I that region at all, and I have reports borne. Patten. 1 situation, assuring her of my Inno- nal bubbled up in his breast, and some- The game of basket ball by young lady that the enemy is concentrating there. Bloomfield Higgins and wife, of Bar cence, but telling her that I bad little times he simply saw females and drag- Penobscot grange entertained about fifty pupils of Ellsworth high school, and thoat Can’t at once?" a few you go a Harbor, are spending week at their ! hope that I would escape disgrace- ged his weary legs along. One must members of Castine 'grange Friday even- of the local high school, played Friday “Yes, general.” I said. ’’Shall I re- home here. ful death. even credit to the rat that gnaws ing, Feb. 11. evening, was won by the visiting team. port your orders to give my captain?" was advised William to Bar Har- The poor old lady by through a two inch plank. Clubmen Hadleyjreturned Owing to the bad due to the It is with regret that friends of (.harks “You were absent without leave on traveling friends of President Lincoln's kind and but didn't bor Saturday, and will be in the employ ■ Williams learn his ha» this wondered talked, they recent heavy snow there was no service at ; that injured eye little expedition, weren't you?” of Dr. G. R. heart, and she left her quiet home to get hold of the truth. They took it Hagerthy. the Methodist church Sunday. been removed at Portland hospital. H« “Yes, general." her Feb. 14. H. go to Washington to try to force that Mr. Hutchinson was haunting has long been an on the line of “Well, you can continue absent with- The many friends of Mrs. F. Leslie Lit- employee as she was way, told she would have Fifth avenue in search of a site to the Maine Central, and the eye was bit out leave. If to ASH VILLE. tlefield, who has been will be to you report your cap- to officials and ill, glad do, through doorkeep- erect an old man's home. If they had by a chipping of stone. tain the men will know that some- learn that she is gaining in health. ers, with the that she se- Fremont|Hall returned to his home in hope might any other idea he was a man not to The school has teen in- thing Is up In your case and talk it The students from here who are attend- high receutly cure justice—real Justice—from the be Bangor Feb.;9. over. I don’t like talk at all about questioned. spected by H. A. Allen, of the State edu- any head of the nation. ing the academy at Bluehill are home on April dragged away ana Aiay came Ralph RobertsonKspent Sunday with 1 cational and found to be in secret service work. Besides, if you account of scarlet fever in the school. department, v\ nen sne reaeuea tne capital sne in. one side of the nvenue and relatives and~friends. do well I shall make a secret *tTp excellent condition. The course* of study regular knew not what to so she followed There will be a of Penobscot do. down the other. Just the same. The Mrs. Herbert Martin and Mrs. Howard meeting local hoard haw service man of you, attaching you to ! recently adopted by the a simple method that suggested Itself showcase, chapter, O. E. S., at Masonic hall Satur- these photo still remained in the Martin were at C. U. Small’s on Sunday. been approved and the only thing needed headquarters." to her. She wrote the that day Feb. 19 A full attendance is president and it was scrutinized regularly at evening, 1 an addi- “Won't comrades think Mrs. Sarah of was in to place the school in A grade is my 1 have she had come to ask Coughlin, Bangor, to Washington least twice a The earnestly requested. It ii deserted? I've been in trou- day. photographer's tdwn calling on (relatives one this tion of six weeks to the school year. always him to see done to her soldier day | justice j still remaiued. and gradually a Capt. J. B. Sellers and wife went to the ble with my calptain— my own fault boy week. j hoped that at the next town meeting son, that his life might be spared for week feeling of pity came into his young Bangor last where Mrs. Sellers voters see one obstacleh of course, because, being of a roving The hill and I will that this his country and for her. In a homely the searcher. He Bridgham grammar pri- entered the Eastern Maine I heart for persevering general overcome. There are at fifty stu- disposition. always objected to regu- she wrote the mary schools! Friday. Much j present way story, embodying him with a nod closed^on for a w always encouraged hospital surgical operation, hich dents in the and as only one will lar duties.” the main that I have and credit is due Harold Noyes and Miss Ray school, points given when they met. but it was well along was successfully performed Friday Dr. ands -mats just wnat i wtsn tnem to Uarleton for labors. by j leave this year through graduation, asking that my execution might be de- waited at the show- their|untiring ller think of in May when he Sanger, many friends here hope for class is next fall, yon. It will keep them from ferred till I could secure the hidden Feb. 14. Phoebe. large entering expected case a smile ot» his face to say: a speedy thinking anything else.” with recovery. there is little danger of the school closing order. When she had finished her let- That was Feb. "Say, I've got news. angel 14. WOODLOCKK. for lack of students. There is increasing “But, general. If I should come back not In her innocence that TRENTON. ter. doubting in the Into our lines and not find to gallery ag'ln yesterday." interest by those attending. you she would be accorded an Interview : Mr. Miss Era Copp spent part of last week j vouch for me”— “You don't tell me!” gasped FRANKLIN. Feb. 14. B. with the she mailed it. with her Mrs. Charles president, Hutchinson. sister, Corson, at “I’ll fix that.” Dr. C. J. Watson is in Portland for two Within forty-eight hours a note came and she ordered Green Lake. NORTH OKLAND. He sat at a table and scratched off “Sure as shootin', weeks. from one of the president’s private of her Mr. after last week an order the boss to seud fifty photos Mitchell, spending Mrs. Brenda with infant daugh- attaching me to his headquar- secretaries that Mr. Lincoln Forrest Woodworth cut his foot last Soper, stating to Island. Said she was going with bis son Clarence, has returned home. W. Ginn ters and handed it to me. Coney ter, is visiting her parents, M. would see her the next day at 12 noon. week while working at Macomber’s mill. down there Miss Pamelia of and wife. “There,” he said, “do what you like today." Stafford, Bar Harbor, Alternating between hope and despair, | Lincoln was observed with that. “But what for';” was a week-end guest of Miss Natalie ; day Monday, borne But don't get caught with she went to the White House at the Mrs. Mabel Hamilton returned That’s what she said. Meb- Feb. 14, by the students of the It on in the will “DuDno. Young. high where -be has you enemy’s lines or it hour. When she was ush- Thursday from Orrington, appointed be her dad has rented Dreamland for school, with appropriate exercises. hang you.” ered Into the president's private room Miss Corinne ^Stafford, of Bar Harbor, been nursing the past ten weeks. a You orter find her down H. G. Worcester and I took the it in bungalow. was a wife will observe paper, put the lining he was at a desk, while his week-end guest of Mrs. Harry L. The few inches of snow that fell last sitting there in a the thirtieth of my hat and, with a frarn day.” Davis. anniversary of their mar- MlD" godspeed two little boys were climbing all over week was received by the “Y'ou are sure it was the same?” Feb. 14. riage with invited joyfully my commander, rode away Into the him. mother said afterward that May. Friday evening guests. My one tell an kumpau Lumber Co. Notwithstanding darkness. “Sure Mike! Can’t any H. P. Blaisdell and reminded her of the Roscoe Gay, who Mr. to haul the they Lilliputians after her oncest? You go OAK POINT. O'Donald had contracted The first for me to do was to angel seeing were from thing climbing over Gulliver. Mr. Lincoln recovering the mumps, are .will down there tomorrow and you’ll of company's lumber, they compromise get citizen’s clothes. I could do this right George Alley, Rockland, visited his both ill from a rose—he was so tall that she thought relapse, by getting about with him and all tne teams they can find her.” last week. put and see again at the same mother too soon. my girl he would never cease rising—and. tak- the to the mill while tb* What was money to the searcher get hauling logs time. So I rode straight to the bouse Frank Murch has gone to Rockland on of ing her by the hand, led her to a seat. The ladies’ aid society will serve a snow lasts. have not had a stick where she when the search was so near ended? They lived with her mother, a “I have called for the in the business. colonial at rain two papers and at supper the Methodist vestry timber at the mill since the big and a of chil- Another five changed hands, widow, family younger case of son," be said, "and had B Murch is his brother Feb. 22. The rooms will be your the club that noticed the George visiting decorated weeks ago. dren. I awakened the household and evening they B* them examined and a report made to He Fred for a few days before returning to with the national colors. Feb. 7. told the girl that I wanted the cloth- great change in Mr. Hutchinson. me. I have Issued an order for a stay and his work on steamer Pemaquid. tribe of Red Men will I had found and which was joyous and loquacious, they Snyctic attend The infant of Percy Tourtclotti ing upstairs of execution until such time as a Feb. 15. M. daughter said he had the site. He service at the Methodist church Feb. 20. sud- she had told me belonged to a brother finally bought and wife, of West Ellsworth, died search can be made of the location Last Pastor of her mother’s who lived with was down at Coney by 10 o’clock next Sunday Bromley gave an ex- Feb. Herrick’s Mrs. them, where he hid his order. Meanwhile he HANCOCK. denly 8, at Frank had made sure cellent discourse on the life of her but who was now in General forenoon. By noon he Lincoln. visiting Jackson's Is to Toutelotte, with the child,was to be returned duty.” at A masquerade ball will be held in the iB armj. Both mother and were that no angels were registered any Maurice C. Foss, of the Mrs. Herrick. The child was daughter mother looked the result as principal high mother, My upon of the hotels. 2 o’clock he had ex- town ball Thursday evening, Feb. 24. rebels and wouldn't have given me the By school, is demonstrating his ability for but a shQrt time. still dependent upon finding evidence a Music of Bar Har- hausted the bungalow idea. Then by Kelley’s orchestra, the as school clothes had I not told them a cock and position, the progresses, and : Feb. 13. that would prove me innocent. But bor. A will be served at intermis- JL. bull story about Confederates feeling of despair crept into his heart, supper being she was soon informed that It was sion. a hall to brace Grand march at 8.30. after me. Aj soon as I was out and he entered concert rigged to the case afcfamia taunt*. equivalent dropping against on a sandwich and a of beer. as a Virginia farmer, leaving my horse up glass me. I was far more delighted with it Guard within In their barn and uniform in the He didn't brace. He wouldn't have yonrself that treasure, my than I with kindness. Know would have been a pardon. into the if he hadn’t fallen how to give without garret of the house, I marched away got place bow to lose The moment I heard It rnaae a vow hesitation, without regret, on foot in a direction to- in. At the door, in a big, cheap frame, how to without meanness. southwesterly that I would fire and acquire Know Not go through smoke a dozen of the "actresses" how to in ward the region I was to look Into. were photos replace your heart, by the Coughing Today? to secure that order and would send on of those you the I had no sooner reached It then doing the high kicking the happiness love, happiness than 1 that be in Vet it It to the wisest of human judges, who of the of the may wanting yourself.—F. W. you may cough tomorrow! Better be for saw Indications of an Important move stage, and that angel Faber. prepared had given me my life and an oppor- when it on the part of the Confederates. The showcase led all the rest. Mr. Hutch- comes. Ask your doctor about Ayers to prove his wisdom. Queer thing about men, is’nt it?” re- keeping location was tunity inson fell into the hall and on to a swarming with troops. marked the Cherry Pectoral in the house. Then hard cold On being returned to duty 1 applied for five minutes thonghttul thinker. “What’a when the My object was to return at once and chair, and things or to my captain for permission to go on queer about ’em!” asked the innocent cough first appears have a medicine at report the fact to the general, but buzzed in his head, and he couldn’t you doctor's a hunt for my evidence. He told me who was by-stander. “Why,” rejoined the 1.1., “a hand. there were several things about me to give his order to the waiter, Your doctor’s of its use will certainly man will sit on a half a approval to put my request in writing and he a deed beat. Then log day waiting lead them to suspect me. I couldn’t wondering if he was set all a doubt at rest. Do as knows. would forward It. 1 did so, and for flsh to bite, bat he won't wait three he says. He talk like a didn’t look or my pe- he saw the stage and bis angel. She southerner, minutes for his wife No alcohol tition came back with the coveted per- and at to get ready for in this cough medicine. act like u southerner and told contra- was warbling kicking—kicking church. J.C. Ayer mission indorsed on It. Disguising the roof. Stunned, and dum- » dictory stories about my antecedents. paralyzed g™at against attack* of throat and king troubles. myself, I again risked my life by going he watched her until the cur- “You talk about ana will,j? ^eguard Seeing that they were uncertain about founded, posters your ads. upon lac constipation destroy the best of health. Ask your dmtor about Ayer s Pill* Confederates and made me, I told them, that what I most among straight tain was rung down. Then she de- fence, for the stone under which I had bid- But they ain't the kind o’ mediums that wished for was to fight for Dixie. So scended from the clouds to him, and appeals den I found to common sense; enlisted me. and I I was my paper. It. though In her birdlike trill she asked: they thought talk about HOW dampened nnd blurred, still do Yoa may your dodgers, and your WELL YOU all right. I was so fearful of being legible. “Well, poppy, you buy your glrly LOOK— Then I made circulars and such. accused of desertion on return that my way safely back to a beer?” my But I calculate they don’t assist an advertiser The satisfaction of feeling well is doubled by looking well. The I the order concealed camp. Two blocks away Mr. Hutchinson true can kept general's much; 41L. F. Atweed’s Bitten are the one remedy that you From been considered a de- sunk down, and the who on under the thin leather strip inside and having policeman And especially In winter, when the snow la on always depend to keep stomach, liver and bowels in perfect serter I was elevated to the came to render first aid condition that over the sole of my boot, but as soon suddenly running up the ground, means good health. 35 cents a bottle at dealers. a railed to the crowd: I wonder when as I was suspected I bid It under a position of very daring fellow. 1 sent yoar posters and your dodgers the my order to President Lincoln and re- “Now, everybody stand back! This can be feandr West Lubcc, Me. stone, marking spot carefully. " a Bat within the cosy homestead, when the 1 I found myself marching with the ceived a reply In his own bandwriting. man has bad sudden shock, and parlor every tamily to keep the *L F.' Atweed's stove's to their home. For sick it is a valuable Il i* there’s no what’s to be aglow. headache, remedy. force I had come to spy upon What became of the southern girl? telling going all that it claims to be.’* very The newspaper la read aloud to B. Reason. Oh, she’s old woman! the result!" everyone we against the very general who had sent my know."