Stye %m£thm. •ouoitmoH »iva, tlN m rtka. voi.. Lxm )”v^°’,;r£yw—iw r»io ia »»t»wc». »i jc. [ ellsworth,ELLSWORTH, maine,MAINE, WednesdayWEDNESDAY afternoon,AFTERNOON, augustAUGUST 22,1917.22, 1917. >!nzzzz."zzxz" *t luivnurn co.-itowcb. 1 No. 34. »0Dmi«rmnu». LOCAL. AFFAIKIS Mr*. Jeremiah Hurley, bare returned to tbeir home. They were accompanied on their return Mlaaea Catherine and »*w AOVERTIMlM KNTft THIS WEEK trip by Annie Hurley. The trip waa made BIJon theatre by BURRILL NATIONAL The Hljnu-Knliebten The Daughter automobile. BANK Hancock Co Saving, Bank R. The Burrlll National bank Sidney Ronaey, mail elerk on the Office* to let Bancor and Van Boren ran, while on bis ELLSWORTH, MAINE Writ of attachment down to Probate notice-Edward A Rtchardaon way Bangor Monday night, a run — Notice Appointment of executor*, ad* of about eight and one-halt boors, saw mlnUtrator*. Guardian* of adult* and con- servator* seven buildings burning along the route. No 8ooret Ox-o-tonic They had all been struck by lightning. Bar Harbor: Mr. Bonaey is spending the week at bia Harmon Piano Co home In 'hie city. There is no secret about Lbwibtom: saving money. Maine State fair George 8. Poster and family, who have The road to is been occupying the Studer house at the opportunity open to schedule of hails corner of Oak and Lincoln afreets since Are everyone. ar uuwoan roaTovmcn. partially destroyed their house on In effect. June 96. 1917. Park street, have moved back to tbeir own Your guiding star to success is a bank- home. The house, which has been pur- MAILS IBCIIV1D. chased by Mr. Poster, baa been thoroughly account with us. Week Dayt. repaired, with many improvements In the From Wmt-«.S5, 7.u. 11.48 ft m (except Mon- Interior. d»y). 4.JI,«.« p m. John F«o* Congressman A. Peters underwent E»»t-1*.IS^«.11,|S.», 10.87 p m. (1047 a alight operation at the Bar Harbor hos- moll pot IdUtrlbuted uutll following more* «■»•) pital yesterday. He rallied quickly, and there la every of Sunday. prospect steady improve- ment and his return home in a few days. Faou Watrr-e.M. 11.46 s m. The operation was by Dr. No mail from eut Sunday. performed Mitchell of Washington. Dr. Hodgkins MAILS CLOSE AT POITOmca Thursday, 23 of Ellsworth accompanied Congressman August Week Day. Peters to Bar Harbor. The Most Remarkable Going Wrat—11.40 a m; 8.40, 4.50 and 9 p m. Pho'oplay Going East—6.80 a m; 8.40 p m. lutjuiueB unmuy cumiu| iu iruui va- Ever 8hown Sundayt. rious ports of tbs county for tickets for Going West—8.40,5.10. the play, “East Lynne,” to be presented No mail east Monday. Thursday evening, Aug. 30, by the Ells- worth dramatic club, under the direction Registered mall should be at postofflce half of Fred E. Cooke. Mr. Cooke and the an hour before mall closes. local talent he selects for the cast tnsy “Enlighten Thy be to a Daughter” always upon depended give good 7—Stupendous Acts—7 WEATHER IN ELLMWORTH. presentation of any play they attempt. C. L. Morang has purchased of Dr. A. C. Absolutely the Mont Powerful Start Climaxes For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday, Story, ling the on Main Aug. 81, 1017. Hagerthy Joy building street, and Situations Ever Assembled remodeled for a and has (Tripping i From observations taken at the power recently garage, In One Production station of the Bar Harbor A Union River taken possession. The building will be Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation is as a branch or given in inches for the twenty-four hours occupied garage show the that !>• set the innocent! shows temptation* Shows the usual ending at midnight.] room, additional space being made neces- Weather and the terrible Precip- the con-equence ending. Tempereture condition* itation sary by rapidly expanding business of THUNDER AND LIGHTNING! flesh. Hence they have petitioned the AMAZING-STARTLING—SF.XSATIOXAL' the Ellsworth Auto Co., which has al- probate coart ot Hancock to 12 ru forenoon afternoon county ready outgrown the accommodations of Another Severe Electric Storm Vis- their name to Crossman. normal man and woman should see it! Teachers and all women Wed W- 77- fair fair change ETerjr its garage on the west side of the its Hancock Thurs 61 — 66— large County. Mr. Orossmann is a naturalized American In and educational work see cloudy cloudy interested social, religious should it! Main street The summer of 1917 will down in Fri 60- 64— cloudy rain .15 bridge. pass citizen. He was born in Hungary, but Sat 61- 68— .07 many a diary as one of severe thunder his and his name are German. rain.cloudy fair,sh’w’rs Ellsworth hasn’t any Chau- ancestry — grown-up SttU 58 78— clear fair.rain .10 storms. More damage has been done by The petition for change of his name sets • tauqua assembly this summer, but the Mon 63— 76— fair .46 in Hancock few 15 and 25 cents cloudy,rain Local Junior lightning county the past forth that “be regards the course and Admission, Tues 66- 71— fair Chautauquas, organized fair weeks than in years before. conduct of the German after the Chautauqua assembly here last government, Matluee at 2..50. Evening 7--S 41. Monday evening’s storm was one of the which has led to the war with summer, is still in existence. This even- present most severe yet, though of shorter dura- I as so infamous that he desires to Art bur Htucier has moved to the Parody ing and to-morrow evening they present America, tion and not so widespread. Right in have his name to one house on Beal avenue. plays at their “tent,” E. G. Moore’s barn | changed distinctly Ellsworth no damage was done, the i Anglo-Saxon.’’ Edward F. Small of the Burrill Na- on State street. The plays, a different bill •bower at this point apparently travelling | Mrs. GroBsmann is a daughter of the tional bank, is visiting in Boston. for each evening, will be staged by Albert in the altitudes. famous Davis. Those in the cast will be Albert higher actor, Edwin Booth. BIJOU THEATRE Miss Sylvia Qaynor of Attleboro, Mass., The most severe in this In Davis. Mattie Hester damage vicinity j anticipation of the court’s allowing is relatives in Royal, Spencer, visiting Ellsworth. was to the house of Capt. Roland Bonsey their The American doffs its to MAIN STRtET James Davis, Monroe Y. McGown, jr., j plea, hat Albert Pio and wife of N. on the Surry road. The-bolt struck the Mr. and Mrs. Crossman of America. Portsmouth, Russell Richmond, Ernest Eaton, and j are Mr. Pio’s brother Walter. chimney, and at the same time two trees WEDNEHDAY, AUG. 22 —Louise Glaum In “The Wolf Woman." Matinee at II., visiting Mary Clark. ; 1 near the bouse. A was 2. Also a Helig Tribune. All the late war news. Miss Lotie Johns of East Boston is standing hole j COMING EVENTS. Fred K. of torn in the the rafters FRIDAY, AUG. 24—Mme. Petrova in “The Black Butterfly." Metro. spending part of her vacation in Elia- Swett, formerly Ellsworth, roof, being ripped died at the Portland 10 SATURDAY, AUG. 28-Marie Doro in “Oliver Tw ist.” Paramount. A Selig worth. Monday evening splinters. The plastering was torn Thursday, Aug. 30, at Hancock hall— hospital, after a surgical operation per- irom one of the chambers on the second “East Lynne,” by Ellsworth dramatic Tribune giving all the late war news. Frank A. McDonald of Carnegie, Pa., Other formed Saturday. While Mr. Swett’s tioor, and from the dining-room on the club. Tickets, 25 and 35 cents, on sale at MONDAY, AUG. 27-Seventeenth episode of serial “Liberty." pictures* is visiting his mother, Mrs. Anne Mc- condition was serious, it was not con- floor. The outside of the K. H. Smith’s store 27. TUESDAY, AUG. 28—Lou Tel legen in “Victoria Cross." Paramount. Donald. ground building Monday, Aug. sidered critical until when he was also Monday, damaged. The house did not j Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Oct. Mrs. William Dillon, who has been vis- failed Mr. Swett was rapidly. forty yeirs catch Are. The loss is estimated at f500. ; 3, 4 and 5, at Hancock hall Methodist iting her husband in Gardiner, returned of Since Ellsworth some 5 and IO cents age. leaving Capt. Bonsey, who was sleeping in one of church fair. Admission, home Monday. years ago he had been located in South the rooms on the lower floor, received a FAIR DATES Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Drummey of Port- Portland, where he was engaged in the severe shock, but none of the others in land came yesterday for a visit with rela- grocery business, being president of F. K. the house was injured. « Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sept. 6—Bluehill fair. tive and friends. Swett & Co. He leaves a widow, a Lightning also struck a tree in Wood- 4, 5, C. C. BURRILL & SON mother. Mrs. Eunice and two sis- Wednesday, Sept. 19-Highland grange Miss Kathleen McGilJicuddy of Bangor Swett, bine cemetery, and one bolt struck two i ters—Mrs. Florence and Mrs. Ethel fair, North Penobscot. -fktabllslied 1K4I7— was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey trees in the cemetery at North Ellsworth. i Fisher. have the of their Thursday, Sept. 20 Pamola grange fair, Henry Dorgan. They sympathy At Burry lightning struck the barn of Hancock. many Ellsworth friends. the Knowles owned Mrs. Daniel B. and Mr. place, by Henry Htockbridge Hughes, 26 — Narramissic McKay, setting Are to the building. The j Wednesday, Sept. FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE who has been his guest this summer, re- An automobile owned and driven by Are soon to which was grange fair, Orland. Carl H. Scribner of of the spread the house, turned to New York Saturday. Bangor, — of this and countries connected with the and all the Wednesday, Oct. 10 Grange fair at Representing someunf the leading companies foreign Scribner Well on barn, Mrs. Clifford who baa been Artesian Co., Friday Royal, were burned flat. The house East brook. collided with a team owned and buildings the summer with her son evening spending Hoyt was at the and FAMILY REUNIONS. driven Herbert M. of Ells- unoccupied time, Capt. Austin in is in a by Salisbury Augusta, Ellsworth for Mrs. the ! Falls. The horse was so McKay occupying apartments August 23—Murch at and visit. worth badly family grange ball, Strawberries Rasp- above their store. injured by cuts from the wind-shield of Bayside. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Smith of Gar- A part of the furniture was saved from To Settle the car that it was deemed necessary to Aug. 23—Clark family at grange ball, diner visited Mrs. Smith’s sister, Mrs. the but the contents of the barn, berries kill it Saturday. The occupants of the house, Franklin. George F. Newmau, several days the past which was a veritable storehouse for FOR male*- a of Ever- carriage escaped serious injury, but Mr. We specialty growing week. August 25-Frost family at George A. ami Scribner’s face and hands were cut. furniture, carriages, sleighs, harnesses, An bearing-Strawberries It.ispberries. Frost’s grove, Mariaville. ow ned and others, We shall not have any pot-grown Mrs. Howard Forsalth of West Somer- The carriage and automobile were etc., by Capt. McKay were There was a in- Aug. 25 -Giles family at town ball, Wal- of the Everbearers this year, ville, Mass., with little daughter Barbara, damaged. It is claimed that tbe auto- destroyed. partial j plants tham. will have a of the old is the of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. surance on buildings *nd furniture. SALE but suppiy guest mobile was on tbe wrong side of the Estate at 100. Will replace The burned known as the 29 at Oak standards per Burrill. road. There were two on the buildings, August -Gray family Grove, Write lights all orders of these vnrietie3. Knowles had been greatly im- West Farm at LAMOINE on JORDAN'S RIVER Zachariah Jellison of Brooklyn, N. Y., carriage. Mr. Scribner was arrested on place, Sedgwick. tor free circulars and prices. and was one of the most attrac- who is spending the summer at the Merry complaint of Mr. Salisbury, and arraigned proved, August 30 — Wilbur family at grange 130 acre* land, 2 main houw tive in story Mack, is visiting friends in Bucksport in the Ellsworth mu nicipal court Satur- places Surry village. ball, Eastbrook. ■nd one ell, IIKK K, also a wooden HANCOCK COUNTY NURSERY CO. Another bolt struck the house of Jesse this week. day. He pleaded not guilty to a charge 1—Saunders family at West Surry. elL, 18 room* in for two not far Mr. and Mrs. Sept. all, arranged MAINE of reckless but wa9 Conary, away. SURRY, Mrs. R. S. who has sev- driving, adjudged at ii >land 4 cellar* with brick or n> Warner, spent were stairs when September 5—Salisbury family families; and sentenced to a tine of $50 and Conary just going up eral weeks with her mother, Mrs. W. P. guilty, old tnent Moor*, furnace beat, 2 abed#, the bolt struck. Mrs. Conary, who was 5, Salisbury’s grove (the Kingman left for her home in New costs, and two months in the county jail. • Batteries or Woodward, knocked Otis. barn#, carriage bouses, carpen- Storage Repaired and furnisded bonds in tbe near the head of the stairs, was place), York last Saturday. He appealed, ter's shop, beta bouse, artesian well, senseless by the bolt, falling backward Sept. 8-Jellison family at Gerry’s Recharged sum of f300 for appearance at the October with running water in barn; 140 Frank U. Bonacy, who has spent the down the stairs and carrying Mr. Conary Ellsworth Falls. term of tbe supreme court. Mr. Salisbury Casino, tree#. Batteries Tested Free past tive weeks with his pvreuts in this with her. The started a tire in apple bas also instituted a civil action against lightning This it but 5 minutes’ walk city, left Saturday for Spriugtield, Mass., me sueaining &.>oui me out Air. place A. P. ROYAL,' him for damages. cnuuney, Hljorrtisnnfntft, from church and store and 2 uules where he is employed. Conary, after first giving bib attention to 08 State Ellsworth, Me. from Lamotnc Beach, with a tine St, Miss Agnes Lord, the efficient clerk at Mrs. Conary, placing her on a couch, suc- Seaman Drowned off Duck Inland. New and Second Hand *iew of tbe Mount Desert Hill*. It the clerk of court's office, is enjoying a ceeded in extinguishing the dames. Mrs. 18 — 1 Southwest Harbor, Aug. (special) cut# 3D tooa bay, has a large wood vacation of ten days. She was the guest Conary is still in a serious condition from An Income For Life John Karen, a native of Finland, able lot and a wharf at the shore from for the week-end of Mrs. F. O. Bilsby at ! the shock and fall. OAKLAND^ (or wife or children (tu»r»u(eed by seaman on board the American schooner which finest yourself, At four owned Asa we are shipping tbe Id the world. Amherst. Waltham, ;heep by .troogeat BuaDclal inatitutlon coal For 8ale. Oars to let. Rebecca R. Douglas, Capt. Ladd, were killed in the where building sand found anywhere. 10 to 20 Write torlfull Mrs. with of Colby pasture, Smell drpoelt (or year*. Frank Hauscom, little son, for St. fell laden, Perth Amboy John, had huddled beneath a tree. This sand deposit ia worth more state age. N. has been a recent they j particulars, Brooklyn, Y., gueat when the vessel was about five F. H. 08G00D thin overboard there was no indication that price askad for whole farm. of Mrs. who ia Strangely, WALTER $. IUCAIER, Insuunco A|int Philip spending miles S. E. of Duck Island j Telephone 29-2 and 112-12. The O'Brien, by Light yes- had struck the or property must be told to satisfy NAME the summer here with her Mrs. lightning tree, any- WOMLIS. mother, Thick and terday morning. fog light where in the creditors. Endora vicinity. Pray. of vessel went to Telephone 124 Dtp and Nt£ht Sank* wind at the time. Crew At Harbor of | If you are looking for a summer Prospect the buildings Mrs. John W. Coughlin and daughter his rescue and got him on board. He had home, a farm, ora good inveatmeut, Welch Moore were struck and burned. Linnehan’s Auto Dorothy leave Saturday for Boston, Mrs. been in the water a few minutes, but F. It will Livery only At tfluehill the bouse of Mrs. Carrie E. J. STUDER pay you to see this place. few weeks and or service Coughlin for a visit of a was apparently dead when taken out. He I Three Oars; day night Bayard was struck, the chimney knocked Public Car Dorothy to enter Bryant & Stratton’s had taken in little water and may Frtd W. Admiaistrator, very off, a hole torn in the roof, and the house Caasias. Prices Reasonable business college. have died of heart failure. Meat Within Raaton pretty generally racked. 27 Me. The Methodist ia for Ladd brought the body here and McKinlay St, Baafor, 22 WATER ST. ELLSWORTH society planning Capt. At East Lamoiue lightning struck a Dadtt and Oakland Cars. ELLSWORTH,'St its annual fair and carnival, Wednesday, State Medical Examiner Phillips was ▼•Iwphonw, 117-2 telephone pole near the house of Hoyt 1* ~ and October 4 and 5. called. The was then turned over to Thursday Friday, 3, body Smith, and followed the wires Into the It is now to serve dinners the the local undertaker here and prepared planned house, jumping to the water pipes and do- Home-Made Marmalade two of fair. for which will be tomorrow. FILMS NTJRSE drat days the burial, ing considerable damage in the bath and Shrub Mr. Karen leaves a wife and three chil- James A. McGown, William Small and room. Mrs. Smith, alone in the house at All 1: ex films 10 cents dren in the old developed, Hiss i*l. Elizabeth Qoogins, D. L. Fields^and wife are attending the country. the time, escaped injury. FOR SALE each. national G. A. R. in Boston. Ellsworth encampment Greenwood Grange Fair. At Penobscot the barn of Pearl Hutch- Miss Carolira No. and sma- 24 Pine St., Mr. and Mrs. Fields will extend their visit was Harringtos Printing 2aBro*nie One of the features for the Greenwood ings struck and burned, with con- * Bile worth, Maine Her, 8 cento to Rhode Island and New Hampshire. three cows. The loss each.* Telephone, W-2 grange fair at Eastbrook, Oct. 10, will be a tents, including All 50 is estimated other sizes, 5 cents each ; Frank D. Rowe, who has been principal horse-pulling contest in the forenoon. at 11,000. cents SCHOONERS AND STEAMERS per dozen. Postcards, same of the academy at BluehUl the past year, Considerable rivalry over the merits of rate- Send us a trial order. Motor Boat has resigned to accept the position of su- teams in town is developing, and this Would Discard German Name. WANTED perintendent of schools of the Warren- promises to be an interesting event. Ignatius R. Urossmaun, a summer resi- I will purchase or charter any seaworthy 1 Union to which be has been dent of Bar aud his Edwiua or steamer from 210 toed Please Stanwood’s Photo Car TO LET by day^or week district, Borne choice products arc being care- Harbor, wife, schooner up. elected. fully tended, and the stock being urged Boom Urossmann, are Americans in write me what, you have to oiler. to ALBERT N. (XSHMAN are but name—that is Harrington, Mains Apply Mr. and Mrs. George Siebert of Easton, to look its best on Oct. 10. All invited everything German, A. L. Hackett Maine who have been the of Mr. sad to enter the contest or to brin3 exhibits. aud has become a thorn in their patriotic M3 Amsterdam Now York 44 hour service. Ellsworth, Pa., guests Ave., City Md Bowk Motes. KITTKKY ISoufft Column. la«ulH TO CAKlUOf. JRatoal 3mong tt|e •rangirs. Tbs September Itm ol tea transom's la wlte Ckarla* U. bf Horn* Campanian DM patriotic Bailay Wlnthroo. ew. SCHOOL mo bt "unrr uni". la lb* SUNDAY ee- Ideas aad news aa cell aa and «Hnia|«l Tk^odm la town tatbe Own, entertaining mannfacu.r- o( 0ii- •loth lot '• »the of Etaeach aaatml features. “What Moat I Dot” la aa aiuljr-ln It* Matt*: Htlpful and WOMAN NOW IN pectaltp pupa «m«*r y«an, until h.« oo] all hrlbi tlremant thrus Th« ■■■ la opea la putan artiste prepared la Me oflk* of Herbert mn ago. and .hose ^ dlacaaaloa af lopaa al feaeral Internet, eat tbs food a ad lalla cJoth work, .1 Wlnt bi op Were Lesson IX.—Third Quarter, For The parfoeee of thU'eoluMh ere eneriee J Hoover, adadalatrator, uid to£ tompovea of creepe aaeetiufe. Maka laMan tb. Urguat to Meted la the title had Motto—It la lor the Mot-al PERFECTNEALTH the boose wins of Me oountry boo they America, diad ».,urd,7 •hart aad eoaciaa. Algpoa»BBloatiooo a»aal H. — bora la Aug. 26,1917. heaelt, aod dai to bo help fa) aad ho petal! aaa kelp toaaarra Me food supply. Tbs Wlalbrop October M. ba aicaad. bat aaaMe wUl DO< ba prtated ac- ig* Min tor Uw oobsoi good. It U for tbs com •atloa lodadas stones Start lag with'bn abandoned cept bp penataelea at tba vrltar. All ooai- by Sophie Karr, barn h. moi w > public amtit, a purveyor of tn- What Cuno From Btoaaor Jallst WUbor addad to tba Rm&| BBaieatieaa will ba to approval by Hoyt Braiaard, plant pearly until jt cor,r*i tor ike In- aab|eat THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. forMdM Md luiNUoiti Mdlae sad Elisabeth Stars. There la maim than a cm of a PaUuun Athror- tba editor, bat aaaa will ba releeted.witboa' Tompkins, thirty-lour floor •Da» terchange of Wans. lu tbU capacity II toilette «ood reeeoa. a cable maaaage froaa Darla shoot what tbs oommaulcatlone, eed He tooeett depend* largely •ran an taahioa aawa is flnlabad prod net a yaar. Ha ta Com- waartart, other T**t of tH* Umm, II King* mm 1-21. oa the tapper! given U UU respect ba worth munications bum be but the name of givvn, aadMba oookiag, ptetaaa asatioo, nearly (10400.000. Vsrssa, 11 Coldw slgaod, PaUnon. N. J.-“I thank yoa lor .Memory 10, Text, aad alar manta an fall of aaafal Uoa E. Folsom of writer will mot be printed except by penulteloa. Um Lydia E. Pink ham rwnrflw a* they ref depart Ooriaaa. a |tratr Enk. xxxili, 11—Commentary Pre- or Aw. Id, (ban waa a pood attaadanoa. Communications will be subject la approval nave man me mu biota aad eaggastloas. agad twenty-six, aarly Saturday mornia.’ pared by Raw. O. M. Stearns. ideetioi by the editor of the column, but none Than wUl baa roll-call at tba meeting kUM hie agad and healthy. Some- Stories aad articles which stimulate aad Vila, aistaaa, at aha lay iB will be without rood reason. Add ret# to ba to rejected time I fait ao Sept. C, teepoadad bp quotation*. America* bad, abootlag bar four Tbe topic of tbls lesson Is tbe cap- all communications to ago thrill an la September Jfapa- timet, and then TU AVItlCAl, ran had Edward R. of tbs taraad tba revolver on of Judah, such men down, paina aiaa. How Hteitinlus, blmeeif, inflicting tivity for.altbough Ellsworth. Me. a wound in mj back and aide, Itiooua, JM, XOETH BLLaWOBTH. J. P. M or ran bacams tbs from which ha died a (.« as Heseklah aud Jostab did wbat arm. biggest noun they waa tater. Tba Foleoma ware aery irregular, A of. 18, altar batlnaat, tbara waa a boyar la the world la told by B. C. For bra; married on t„r could to turn the people from their sins had »iaat year. Thera bad bean tub ura voysou. tired, nonroua, abort program. Tba grange mada aa "Tbs War laetde Myself” la the story of trouble beta*,, to the Lord, the results were only par- each bad the couple over in At down the stream of time we tail dreama, appropriatloa of (5, to ba plaead la tba what a aaa west through Irytag to make Ibepreeeure the taunt. tial and temporary, and tbelr sins In- did not foal lika eat- of tba grandmother of Mre. ’©aether, young and old. baada ol tba local oommittee to ba divided up bis mlad to eallat. "Proa: Lombar to Fo aom, .4 creased Tbe Lord God bad the summer's and had abort bad cared to her etnee compas- We there alike beat. ing into priaaa for tba bopa* potato aad tba Utentan” la by Pater B. Kyat, and be childhood. The Alike, the wiater’t cold. breath. wanted her to sion on them, notwithstanding tbelr Itmdjmr ftrle’ cardan cl aba. Next regular meet- tells of bis experiences la sad out ol the boabanf leave, and the advert!aement in Wife protected. Folsom alto rebellion against Him. and sent them Trusting out live* with Him who bolds iag, Sept. 1. army; “lacrosse Your Driving Power” nad an in- the newapapera and trnre (ear of being drafted lor HU messengers. His servants tbe The waters in HU hand; ia by Janas Hay, Jr. The action includes armv aer- and We need not fear, though tempests rage. decided to • bottle of Lydia K.Pink* a bumorons vlca, after registration bad lor to tell them of His love and tty ■Aar tumnu, Ml. a dog story by lloa Marquis, eeveral prophets, Land." da a lived in a We’ll reach the "Promised ua • Vegetable Compound- It worked H.C. Wit aad other enter- camp. hoping tuna to HU readiness to forgive them and A op. U a boat forty ware praaaat. One story by war, evade f:_m the first bottle, so I took * second David draft. Tba decteton of bla wife to bless them If would turn to We know full well our Captain's worth, candidate waa inatructed in tba Ibird aad taining stories by Edison Marshal, lean only they a a Eh him and to work HU skill our bark to guide; •i*d third, also bottle of Lydia aad Pina. go for be reel! m Him with tbe whole heart, hut they foarth degreee. Tba drat conteet prop ram Orayaoa Mary Cor.nna Each day HU care perfects our trust. r.r’.hara’s Blood Purifier, and now I am brought a return of tbie fear, Fol.om mocked tbe messengers of God and waa praaaatad. Muaic, Mildred Long; be- As down the stream we glide. just os well as any other woman. I ad- FRANKLIN. lieving hit chance for exemption desolsed His words and misused His readioc, Bart Leach; aong, Emma Wright; .ouid be vise or tot if bia wife waa storm so ron no wind so Serce. every woman, single married, supporting prophets until tbe wrath of tbe Lord No gb, elipplaga bp mem ban; raadiag, Llaaia Mn. Lottie day left Monday for Belfast herself. That He cannot control; who la troubled with any of the a.ore- Ha bad long been considered arose His till there was A score ol 1U to visit her brother, Francis Banker. "peculiar’* against people, to wonderful Wood; eloping. pointa bie Tbs Lord our Captain, Heaven our port. aaid ailments, try your by neighbors. The Folsom. leave no remedy (II Cbron. xxxvt, 13, lGk waa made. Mrs. D. O. Campbell of Sangsrville is a What though tbs surges roll! Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier ch id, nearly a year o'd. Many times He bad told them hi the a week with bar Mn. J. and I am sure they will help ber to get spending mother, beginning of tbelr national history bow We’re sure to reach the "Shining Shore," H. West. * as — The heights of Hsavsn to climb; rid of ber troubles they did me.” Peel Weree He would bless them In tbe land He Comspoitfenut, «bar Vasal #» Before us, blest Eternity, Mrs. Elks J. Van on Bands. 36 No. The opening of Sprague's tbeatn with The bad given them If only they would obey chance from outdoor activity of Behind, the stream of life*. YorlrSt, Paterson, N. 1. edosing pictures drew a good audience Hub line to the uul.t ot regular employ Him and honor Him and them- sometimes mahea Oaa lee. keep \ -Jfrs. y W. HitIS. Am X«L heevy »o« .iobJ Write the Pinkbem Medietas Kmflt’i Friday evening. op. oocomforlable end selves from tbe idolatries of other na- LydtoB. bliiona. .lib a m, to -Selected bp A- H. M. a nervous Co., (confidential) Mesa, if you Scam, Aug. 17,1017, Mrs. EAs Mscomber and Mrs. Nettie headache, aortal and tnlcke tions. See for Lev. 1-13. Lynn, coated example ixvt, advica To Tht Editor UM American: tongue. Instead of comp alUu. .u > used special of attended tbs reunion at "a vacation does no He told them as wbat Dear Auni Dyer Penney good.” it ta befer to re Just plainly Madge: terrible electric etonae re- move the trouble Tbe recently Otis which usually is tbe r.au.t He would do to them and bow He How we do ne«]ect oar doty colie! I here Wednesday. of cell to mind e tornado that indigestion Foiey Cathartic T.bn. vt" , vividly my relief would them if would not beard the call a long time, bat have been very ■ait, one-quarter tablespoonful pepper. Ulsndon Stephens of Romford Falls natch with so napleeaantue.s cosiiie punish they took re end before after effects. 1 have the lew lettere place yea ynere ago, hearken to Him and His com- neglectful. en}oye t«v X may no. have quoted this correctly. and I watched foe their iiomtcb Get relief st vinedressers and husbandmen. Then Billy alwaya » W uld like to know where I oan find it. quantity Is taken into the system, and danghtere made the trip from their home dee—n toc bos <»f Ml-o-na T»M# They Lord burned and coming, I think in two of i^uickff nod surely red a-. I was the bouse of the With wishes for a nnd the tbe walls de- April—alwaya in N. to March In iiutlKrnlou good pleasant day finally elasticity of Is Brooklyn, Y., Pretty •ch distress — or refunds \ the vessels or car- them, tbe old bird!. We were not afraid tu-nry remaining destroyed gathsrlng Ang. Zt, and sympathy for all in stroyed. and the veins become perma- their automobile latt week, to vitit Mrt. I Psrcfcer inn supply you. of when were ried away 01 Kings xxv, 1-17). Then sorrow, I nm yoar devoted niece. nently enlarged, and "red nose” and them, only they hatching Btalnacke’a titter, Mte. Allen Smith. was fulfilled the strange prediction Intan Molly. their young or had young blrda. They ______“red face" result. Ang. 1A O. 1 Ezekiel Zedeklah. would Bear not tar above our bead! and _ through concerning I nm very glad of these q asst ions. "I will bring Mm to yet shall look down at ua. They looked eo large, For Itchinrte of the tkla. for tkia Babylon, Some of the niece* will answer. We hop* Colony Convicts. any be not see It.” for after his sons were with apreadieg wtnge, large head and reahee, chap, pittplee, etc., try Ooaa't Glut* to see yon for nil day nt the reunion^ 11 Virginia was the only colony which slain before bis eyes put out his black eye-, an enormooa beak and auefa mem. the. at all drag ttoree.—4d*f. they was just n late call yon msde as last year. ever received convicts, sod very few and bound him and carried him to feet drawn clou under their eyes were sent there, and most of those sent ugly up 7). bodiea when aeidom both Babylon (Ezek. xll. 13; Klngs'xxv, Dear Aunt Madge: were political prisoners. Tbe aristocrat- roaring. They However seemingly Impossible any left tbe neat, and when they did Billy and 1 hope I in not too l»u to givt my rote ic element predominated. In 1678 par- of the Lord It wouia in row iiicia ai ids own. prediction may appear. in (tvor of the reauion nt jroar home on the liament forbade the transportation of up will be fulfilled in Hla surely literally tt. I know 1 hat roice the approval of many convicts to English colonies in America. Not tar from the mu all a tall tree time, either by a near or a far distant of the M. B'a who are presumably too baay that Billy would* climb to look down to are fortanale fulfillment, or ofttlmes by both, for as writ*—busy canning—if they Into tba MU. Ha aaid than war* four to •vising the Opportunity. one has said, may have many enough to have anything oan, which they prophecy Crabehaw— If insist on ana in It, and that tbay warn aa large aa will not have if their are you this new so any- mini so a the full garden* ooun while m germinal fulfillment, I'll boarla. I was somewhat thing at all like my box of letince. (Town hare to get It on credit. Mrs. pint akeptioal accomplishment may be still in the tba bow bat moat We have not helped A ant Madge Crabohaw—As long aa it’s going to be about pint la, they future. The Lord had said through as we oaght; the war has loomed so large charged, dear, I may aa well get a have bean vary large. Ha wanted me to Jeremiah that this punishment of Ju- in oar thought, and the various societies more expensive one.—Life. climb the tree, bat I did not dare. Not non on sin dah would continue and PHiruii. seventy years for relief and plans for conservation have that 1 could not climb, bat I had to watch that then they would return, so it take* so much of our time. jjnd Train the Child. for the return of the old birds. ao that came to pass, as we shall see in fu- I hope many of yoa have read the two let- “I bad atomach trouble badly •nd I decided to try It. I Imvi lit»o l*» A child should not only be taught, Whan the young eagleta got large ture lessons (Jer. xxv. 12; II Cbrou ters in the Aagast American Magasin*. The nothing 1 ata would digest aa II ahoold,’’ trat trained. is him enough, when wa threw uickaupat the bottlM ud to my anrpriae I am already 20-23i. Because Israel title io—**Men Who Die for Their Country; Training drilling ■aid Minnia M. Boss of xxxrL rejected hast would look orer the and Olanburn, He., flu*. 1 can aal aod lam Two Letters tbe In what be does until he has acquired they edge, fooling anythin* in of Showing Spiritual Uplift aa aba a remarkable ol the their Messiah, when the fullness how begin story n X trout,lad at all. Cel From It,” The first letter is a trans- the habit of Ward homely they were—big heads, long He came to have ever They doing it—Henry relief aba baa secured (rum Tan ibe time them, they feather on lac, “I am old atomacb lation of a message from a Frenchman; the Beecher. nocks and hardly a them. completely rid ot my since been scattered among all nations, new reconalructlTe atomach tonic and second is from an English boy. The editor The angles would tea re about Ootober. troubla that 1 bad lor three year*. 1 data and He said that Jerusalem would tie of them: “These letters stir would be six of ayatam purifier. ( says your very Keep up and you will never hays to There then them, bat not felt ao wall tor yeara and I an er- trodden down by the gentiles until the because the who wrote them had “Kverylhing that 1 ale would Ua in my soul, boys catch up.—Youth's Companion. only two eear came back. We naked tainly glad to andoraa Taulac tx.auw; 1 times of the gentiles be fulfilled (Luke wonderful to atomach like a aba something say.” our mother where she thought lump,” explained. they want otbera » ndaf- ni, 24). Here’s hoping for a lovely day and a large ■Use would form and 1 would suSsr die- to bo bolpad by tbia went, and she said aha thought tbay The times of the gentiles began with reanion on the fla. H. trees all Ibe time. 1 got ao I could tul modicino.'’ want op to tba grant lakes where they hardly Nebuchadnezzar. 600 B. C.. and cor- down. to re- Taolac la in I all oar will be realised could obtain Hah. keep anything Trying get being epecialty introduced seven hope “hope*" respond with the times already Watt for a nice tbe 23dand a fall attendance Tba morning after the lief, I bad my stomach pumped out, but Ella worth by K. O. Moore; in referred to In this lesson, during which day great storm, of of M. B’s. mother took us to the old The God said that He would punish Israel my family spruce. eren this did not help me, aa I continued Franklin, 8. 8. bcammon; Norib Sullivan, s' Aujrr Madge. POINTS THE WAY lightning had struck it, and broken it off for their sins. According to Dan. xi. just as bad. H. fiobinaoo; Hancock, Pamola lincB times in Just below the branches. Three strips of 13, margin, are years, and ”1 so much about Teniae and a Thnlaowgvnt in every bark had been the and kept hearing Store, tbere.ia Num. xlv. 34. there is a way of the The Statement of This Ellsworth ripped frtyn trank, THEATRICAL RECIPES. that I thought maybe it might help Maine town. Lord wherein He used Falla Resident Will Interest Oar the lightning had plowed up the ground revealed, years By LILLIAN RUSSELL. Seven times in Banders. where it followed the roots. The top of for days. 300. the days MUSHROOMS. — Peel the tree feet a 2.520. which lay twenty away. Scriptural year, equals a of mushrooms. Our neighboring town, Ellsworth pound large And where was our sagle’s neat? It was seems to cover the seven times of Is- CREAMED Falls, points the way in the words ol one Drop them into water to which scattered tar and near. We rael’s punishment in l,ev. xxvi. or the at its most respected residents: picked up CLARION VARIETY EXTENSIVE the juice of a lemon has been added. some from the Inside. It was of times of the gentiles. Now. 00fl R. C-. H. W. Hamilton, Mill St, Ellsworth pieces Into a two quart chafing dish place a floe grass and wool, and what a cosy bed added to 1014. the year In which the Falla, says: “I was troubled with my including RANGES. COOK STOVES, of When this la for the old birds and young it nut hare present European war began, gives large lump butter. back and had other symptoms ol kidney melted add the mushrooms after drain- seertc We felt sad. How the old birds HEATING STOVES of il b*k both for 2.520. and there seems therefore to be complaint tor tome time. A friend re- off tbe water in add a would feel when they came back and good reason for believing that the ing layers; Span- commended Doan’s Kidney Pills to me wood and far coaL ish onion cut in slices. Put on tbe found their beautiful neat destroyed! times of the gentiles began to run ont and I got a box and alter using them, I carer and let them simmer until But we oarer saw them again. Hadik. in 1914. As they began gradually with they was very much benefited. I am willing draw own When soft CLARION the three deportatioos of Judah re- their juice. to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills to QUALITY IN for a fork to add Feel weak, rna down? •Headache* ferred to In this lemon, so it may re- enough pierce easily anyone who has such trouble, as they laagald, Stomach "sfl” A Is EVERY SINGLE ONE quire eighteen years, more to leas, to half a cupful of cream, salt and pa- have helped me to a great extant.” good remedy Burdock Blood Bitters. Ask yoar druggist. Price end them. Since, then, we are prika to taste and just before serving (Statement given August fi, 1011.) already On December Mr. Hamilton odd the of half a lemon. This 4, Wifi, SIB—ilM. in the heginntng of the end of these juice said: “What I said la the statement 1 p quality that it linMnted and approved by times, bow fully occupied we should lemon brings out the flavor of all the gave in 1911 regarding the merits of tbouMada of MAINE fanaka. Doan's PUis bolds In Are Tea be in glrlng the gospel to help com seasoning and mushrooms. Kidney good every Balaeky? ( This medicine relieved me Most etekaeaa la traced to careleaeaees the church, the of E E E particular. or Qooon aervieo baa always been right aenice. plete body Christ, ot an annoying kidney weakness and neglect, but nafortoaatea who cuBer from i and hasten the coming of the kingdom By EMILY STEVENS lame back. 1 willingly endorse Doan’s hay ferer or asthnut eaa attr** its their ail- to ments to had luck. In Angu .as air Is full Aak the Gabon dealer blow you Gabon. of and ex- Chicken of chicken Kidney Pills again.” righteousness pears, always Livers.—A pound of pollen sad dust that cause trouble for pecting to be caught up any day and livers, one-half pound of butter, yolks Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t simply some, yet others are oarer bothered. No remedy dose mere to relieve ferer and to continue here In His aerr. of two egs, one-half tableepoonful aak for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kid- hay *"*■*•* yet ready asthma then Foley's Honey and Tar, the well- | WOOD & BISHOP CO. Bangor, Maine ice or be absent from the body and beef two peppers, a ney Pills-the same that Mr. Hamilton has known family nied let do for coughs, oolde and expect, preen It clears and soothes small one-half twice r« com mended. Foster- croup. the afflicted present with the Lord. Onion, tableepoonful publicly nose, throat sad Ibroacbial tabes. Moore’s Milbum Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Drug Store. Sold by J. P. ELDRIDGE, ELLSWORTH, ife. »*0 Tm or Poor. PmI D., Roow. I I I Chwrfal Ben, Seamier.. lit Alleomar. Joses. 14 1 THOSE DRAFTED Cable R, Collins. 4 1 d Time: IJ7|, LH. !.». FOR VafcAed Moot. ETON Hoblo Adair, Witbam. I 1 1 ARE MKT GUYS’ Toay Wilkes. Hinckley. *11 Tima not (Inn oat. KxhIMUm half milt. GMUDMRS Coro P., THE Pomeroy. Berr Wilkes, Treworgy. Veteran of Service Explains hM Mu T«fc Hfc With Time: l.t*. Www Ifcfch USA, Au*. 30. Joys of a Soldier's Life. SEDGWICK. Mr. Heald aju/DOMESTIC ol Melrose, Mass., Is In town •dfIMPORTED on business. HE TALKS FROM EXPERIENCE tobaccos Miss Helen Hsff ot Newton, —BLendedLjj^ is the guest ol Herman Haskins. Bay* Healthy, Opan Air Life of Army Mrs. Nellie Burrell of Brewer la visit* Camp* Boat* Living In a Crowded log Mrs. Harry Ford ol this village. and an R. M. City Working In Offlo* For Buckminster took hie family on a Eight Hour* a Day—Plenty of Tima flaking trip on Sunday in E. J. Day’s boose boat. For All Sport*. Mrs. Berths Jukes, with little daugh- ‘‘I’m drafted!” exclaimed the file ter Elisabeth, la visiting her mother, clerk tragically. Mr*. J. E. WUaon. "Drafted, hey?” replied the construc- Florenoe Bracy has been spending a tion boss. “Gee. you're a lucky guy!? lew days in Belfast with her father, who writes Arthur Waltfer Grahams of the Is employed there. Vigilantes. MR. MS. J. ROY ALL Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson and "Lucky 1" shouted the file clerk. £.3. "Boston", Central Wharf. Miss Hope Wilson came from Dorchester, "What's lucky about haring to go in the and I Boston, Mas., April 26th, 1914. ■Mb*., Sunday, for a short visit to rel- army perhaps getting shot? atives. don’t see you running down to the re- “For three yean, I was troubled with cruiting office and enlisting.” Constipation* At times, the attacks Mr. and Mrs. Harry Echternaoht and little "No,” replied the construction boss be daughter arrived from the West would very severe, accompanied by a trifle sadly. “But If It wasn’t for the and Vtoient Headaches. I Sunday and are guest* of Mrs. J. E. Dizziness Wilson. wife and the three kids you would see took medicine and laxatives the whole me dolfig just that little thing. W. A. Crockett and wife, of Stockton time, bat as soon as I discontinued the "Say," he continued, “some of you Springs, were in town on Sunday. They tnatment, my bowels would refuse to young fellows make me tired. I served were accompanied on their return home Last went to Montreal In the Spanish-Amerlcan war, and It Bore. October,! by Mr*. K. A. who came back Bracy, didn't kill me—It made me a better •nd there heard of' Fruit-a-tlves ’. I with Wesley Bracy later in the day. man In every way. Oh, yes, I know used one box and the results were so Henry M. Freeman, a former resident that the Spanish-Amerlcan war wasn't that I bought two dosen of this died pronounced place, August 3, at Qaoo, much of a show compared to this one, I continued 'Fruit-a-tivea* Placer boxes. using county, California, at the age of but we heard a few shots fired at that.” a decided gnd noticed improvement. 1 sixty-live years. He bad conducted a "It Isn’t only getting shot that wor- gradually reduced the dose from three a hotel at Cisco for twenty-seven years. ries me,” said the file clerk. “I don't Hs leaves a day to one tablet every three or four widow, one daughter, Mias want to go around saluting every offi- Ella M. Freeman, three brother* and days until the twenty-four boxes were cer I meet, just as If I wasn't as'good three sisters, all residents of California. as finished when my physical condition they are. Anyway, what fun will I The ladiss’ ot this village have In the army?” was perfect". JAS. J. ROY ALL. public library ha* been presented by Mrs. Susan A. BOc. a box, 6 for 92A0, trial site, 25c. All Kind* of Fun. the taste Bartlett with ten volume* of Stoddard’s “They please all dealers or sent FruiLa-tires "You'll have all kinds of fun—of the At by lecture* and volumes of “Ureat eight kind of fun that Is good for you,” re- limited, Ogdensburg, New York. Men and Famous Women.” Mrs. great! But c&o—” turned the construction boss, produc- Bartlett, who her summers here spends ing a sack of “makin's" and proceeding in her old home, has done a great deal to roll a cigarette. “And as for salut- v If a cigarette simply pleased for the welfare of the village, and her COUNTY NEWS ing officers-that's a privilege. the taste, smokers used to let latest gift is muob appreciated. “It shows that you are members of it at that. But not now. Aug. 30. C. go mx'gtuu. the same profession—brothers in arms. The officer Is just as much bound to Because Chesterfields giro (i. L. Uinalng and wife returned to Boa- SURRY. return the salute as you are to'give smokers not only a taste that ton Friday. Mr*. Eleanor Thomu returned to Port- It And if you don’t like being a pri- they like, but also a new kind Miss Una Morton left Wadneaday tor land Saturday. vate you can be an officer—If you are a of smoking-enjoyment— Grand Rapids, Mich. good enough man. We need all the Roy Treworgy ot HaUowell apend the ■ the smoke* Mrr. Eaton returnad Iron a officers we can get. All have to Chesterfields hit Rodney week-end here. you nail to Dear lata Aug. 15. do Is to prove that you have the stuff." spot, they let yon know von Elmer s on Witbee ol Swan Ialand called 1 don't want of Bald are Dr. l>. W. Banker of Bangor and Hon. “Well, any It." j emoking—they “Satiety! triend* here recently. the file clerk. “Little old New York J. E. Bunker of Bar Harbor vara in town MILD! Lloyd la lor H. H. la enough for”— Yet, they're Sunday. Torrey working good Harden at South Surry. “Yes. little old New York—eight The new blend of pure, natu- Mr. and Mre. Cbaaa Barker of Calais Mre. Augusta Anderson baa returned to hours a day In an office, a couple of ral Imported and Domestic to- came Tuesday to spend a month with Mra. Bangor, after a month bare. hours In a movie theater or a bum baccos—that tells the Barker’a Snow wife. story. jwrents, John M. and cabaret In the a to Mrs. Emeline Jarvis of Bar Harbor la evening, trip Coney And the blend can’t be copied Clifford Riper of the baary artillery, Island on Sunday and all of $10 a visiting Mre. Eliaabetb MiLliken. —don’t forget that! Fernet Allen of the marina corps, and week. That’s a fine life for a man. Mre. Bernioe of Ensign E. Panl Nevin of the naval raaarve Phillips Bangor apent Isn't It? Ask for Chesterfields—next Sunday with Mr*. Sarah Phillip*. are borne on abort fnrtoagha. "In the army you’ll get up In the time you buy. the week-end with Among the arrltrala in town laat week Harry Torrey apent morning feeling like a real man. You'll hi* Mrs. Anderson. a half of jfeift—i flu wen Burke Grindla, Henry Clough and mother, Sterling go through hour setting up to wife, Mra. HUI and two children of Boa- Mr. Golt end wife and Mr*. George Rus- exercises take the kinks out of your muscles, the time the ton and Mr. Merrill of Chicago. sell of Philadelphia, Pa., are visiting Mrs. lly bugle goes' Daniel for breakfast you'll want it, and you’ll The food aaie at the town ball Aug. 18, McKay. get a real breakfast. will by the Baptist circle, waa wall patronned. Francia King haa retu-ned to North Tben_you start in on the work of the day. You'll Thoee on the committee were: MiaeeB Grafton, Masa., after spending bla vaca- drill, and you'll drill hard. You'll know lions Merrill, Olive Cbaaa and Ruth tion with hia sister, Mr*. Prince. what it means to sweat and you'll Battel. Aup. ao. L. leant what a good drink water really Keewayden lodge, K. of P., had a pro- is. You'll feel the old sun burning SEAWALL. tracted session Tueaday evening, Aug. 14, through your flannel shirt and you'll when at home on a the ranka of esquire and knlgnt Rodney Newman is vaca- like it—like it almost as much as the wen conferred. Brfreabmeuta were tion. shade of the trees the road * along dusty •erved at 11.50. Gilbert Cleveland la boarding with R. E. when you fall out for a ten minute The Red Croea taaa given by the M issea Newman. rest. Owen anout iu:,«j 11 atari minx- in the gardens of Tyn-e-Coed, tbelr Miaa Maude Lunt of Bangor is visiting Along you of Rebel hill to Clifton end are summer residence, have proved a social her Sadie lug about dinner—they don’t eat luneb Eddington, bay visiting their grandmother, Mrs* sister, LaCount. 0 COUNTY NEWS on route and flnancia! success. Over baa al- In the army—and you'll think about It the to Bangor. Margaret Adams. flOO Mr. and Mrs. Heury Waitman are visit- ready been contributed for the Bloebill harder and harder until you get It. Ur. end Mrs. James Jordan’s un- Mrs. S. T. with ing Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Metcalf. place, Loare, daughters branch of the Red Croea. After dinner you'll get some more drill OTIS. der the big bill, where their beautiful Gertrude and Claribel, is visiting her Nancy Sawyer of Bar Harbor is with to do—or learn Two took at the —they give you plenty farm home is situated, surrounded by parents, Alvin A. Carter and wife, in quiet weddings place her for the remainder James Jordan and wife spent Sunday slater, Lucy King, to or throw or to Baptist when Mlea dig trenches, bombs, his Mrs. Charlee shade trees, with the orchard near, Beech Rockland. personage Ang. 18, of the summer. with sister, Kenney, read maps, or to or practice Hill lake in view and the 17. Mabel J. Snow waa married to Harold G. signal, in Eddington. big flag waving Aug. L. Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam Webb of New all of them real a Conary, and Mire Eva U Thompeon to bayonet flgbting, welcome, was the spot where the Penney York are Mrs. Webb’s mother, men’s Then a chance Donald and Vernon, little sons o( Bert to meet Leon O. Cooper, by the Rev. R. M. Trmf- visiting Jobs. you'll get family designated last Wednes- DEDHAM. Mrs. Nellie Benaon. to clean for which comes Smith and wife of Buclcsport, are visiting It was an ideal summer too. All four of the are up retreat, day. day, and the Charles young people and Winslow ol Portland Bpent the Aug. 18. T. E. D. about sundown. That's the real their grandparents, Aaron Salisbury came in automobiles from East- reeideote of BloehiU, and active in ita along Penneys week-end here. dress affair of the wife. •octal life. Their boa I a of frienda extend classy, up army day. brook, Burry, Franklin, Marlaville, Clif- AURORA. Mrs. Ella Burrill is spending a week beat wishes. You'll march out on to the parade The of New York and ton, Brewer and Bangor. It was a flhppy Uorey family with her son Leslie in Brewer. Howard Giles of Jamaica Maaa., ground and line up In regimental for- family of about exclusive of the The BiuahiU branch of the Rad Croaa Plain, Ellsworth is occupying the Seabury forty, Then band will ‘The who were Gerald was called to Passa- baa ia rial ting in town. mation. the play for a tew weeks. neighbors invited. All sat Thompson been requested to caovaae ita koitterr cottage Ralph Seabury, will down to a bountiful dumkeag by the illness of his William Rodick and fonr Star Spangled Banner,' and you wife and son are dinner spread under Saturday and find out how many knitted articles, Idra. children, (Mabel Morey) expected stand at attention while the comes the trees. After the business was mother, Mrs. A. B. Clifford. are her flag this week. feast, •uch as sweaters, mufflers, socks and ol Brewer, rial ting lather, George down, and If you are a real American disposed of, the following officers being Mrs. Archie McLaughlin and Mrs. wristlets, can be furnisAed within a Croaby. Mansfield Garland came home from you’ll feel a creepy sensation down elected: President, Jesse Penney; secre- Isabelle Brown, of Lowell, have been month. Major'Grayson Murphy, com- Miaa Beaaie Robbins ol Eddington Medford, N. H., last week, and Miss your spine, and you'll he so darn proud tary, Mrs. Annie McLaughlin; treasurer, visiting their brother, J. A. McLaughlin. miaaiooer a for Haro pa, baa called for baa been visiting Mra. George Dorr. Fannie from Machiaa, to see their brother, of your uniform and of your regiment Mrs. Esther Foster. It was also voted to Mrs. Frederick Sylvester of Lewiston, large order of these articles, lo be used Adelbert and ol Ambrose W. Garland, a soldier, before Bridgee wile, Brewer, and of yourself that you'll almost bust hold the next reunion the third Wednes- and Miss Bernice of not for our for the civil- McLaughlin Portland only man, but who have been viaiting H. T. Bilab; and his departure tor North Carolina in iau the buttons off your shirt day in 1918, at Mscomber’s lodge, East- spent the past two weeks with their population, and Is desirous of getting hare returned home. company K. wile, brook. Mr. and Mrs. the goode abroad before cold weather. It Aftsr That You Can Read. parents, Joseph McLaugh- Carroll Mace and wile and little eon Aaron and wife, Mrs. Aug. 20. Davis. lin. is hoped that all iota rested In the Red "Then eat and clean Salisbury who have been you’ll again Croea Albert, ol Dexter, viaiting Salisbury's mother, Mrs. Mary D. Jordan, Aug. 13. B. will make effort to ont rifle. After that can read _ every get A. H. have up your you this Mr. Maoe’e brother, Mace, of Bangor, entertained relatives and LAMOINE. knitted work ea early as possible. or write or sit around and swap stories MARIA VILLE. returned home. friends last Sunday, who made up three or about 0 o’clock Austin and and slug. Along you'll Conary family George Foster has to Clifton to Aug. 20. M. auto parties. In ths party were Mrs. Ralph gone BACBfO AT MOUBTAUt PABE. begin to get noddy, and by the time Conary are at Harvey Moore’s, haying. Salisbury’s sisters, Mrs. Ernest Seavy work. The at Mountain 16 the blows taps he racing park Aug. windjammer you'll of San and Mias Martha Roy Pre»by and family and Mrs. drew NORTH ORLAND. Diego, Cal., Julia Stuart of Corea is visiting her a large attendance, and famished ready to stretch out to your cot and Augusta Bartlett are visiting at F. L. ot i» viait- Jordan of Bangor, and Mrs, Carrie Nor- mother, Mrs. Addle Carr. plenty of excitementr Both the 2.30 and Mra. Hattie Be under* Derby the next thing yon know you'll be man of Ban Francisco, Cal. They stopped Hodgkins’. matched race ing here. the for reveille Rev. Mr. McCloud and Ret. Mr. warn won in straight beats, cusslr.g bugler blowing Mrs. Walter has to Cam- for a faw days before returning. Their Reynolds gone Richards here but each beat was a contest and tne viatted trienda in In the middle of the night preached Sunday night. (harp Jamee Gibbona Burry son, Howard Salisbury, Mr. Trask and bridge, Maas., to make arrangements for time waa The "You won’t hare much chance to The Frost reunion will be held at fast. summary: laat week. the Miaaee Higgins and Mosley, Bernard moving there. the one step, but you'll get A. Frost’s grove W. A. Saunders and ton ol practice son and and George Saturday, Aug. Mra. Olin, Jellton, wifej daughter Rev. who seven of time for baseball and all the yt. H. Ri ce, tor years has 25. The Carrs and are invited. are ol Mra. plenty were also neighbors Cambridge, Maaa., the gueaU their guests, of Lynn, Maas., been of the other games that make men. You'll pastor Baptist church, ten- Aug. 20. F. 2U*ati(cnuitU- Warren Moore. present. a to use bean too. The dered his resignation Bunday, to take ef- get chance your Davis. Elmer who haa been living in Aug. is. fect at the close of the Mr. Rice Dodge, American army wants men who can a year. hia W. NORTH LAMOINE. Idaho many years, visited brother, think for themselves, not cattle that and grandson, Bhepard Holt, will attend the lint time in Miss Ada of Boston is P. Dodge, laat week, have to be driven along by their offi- W. H. Murray and family, of Worcester, the Rioe reunion at Birch Harbor this Wykes spending left her vacation with Miss A. M. twenty-alx years. Mr. Dodge Sunday cers.” Maes, were guests last week at the Young week. Young. lor New Hampshire. The die clerk seemed rather impress- homestead. Aug. 20. R. H. Mrs. Carrie Bridges, Fred Linscott and 13. B. but be still had bis doubts. wife of Hancock and Luther Leach and Aug. __, ed, E. J. Murphy was a business visitor in “All that’s all he said, "but REACH. wife of Ellsworth were Sunday visitors at right," Bangor last Friday. W. W. Tibbetts ac- SUNSET. Annie Linscott’s. suppose I get sent to France?" him for the automobile ride. Cecil has moved into his new Henry horse laat week. companied W. Powers lost his "If yon get sent to France you'll be house. Aug. 20. Y. A party of prominent business men, In- Cecil Annla and wile are viaiting Mn. luckier than ever. You can help put Simeon Haskell of Brooklyn, N. Y., is Edward Chase and of Man- He felt Lie* Annie’ lather, W. Coolen. Kaiser Bill back In his place and have cluding son, visiting F. H. Annie. Ninety N. Allen Rose of A. Nothin* will make a feel old a band In the In the chester, H., Lewiston, penon quicker Mrs. Walter Small and daughter Rina biggest game Lord and of than disordered tor whan are B. Friedman of 8. A. Joseph daughter Phyllis, kidnaps, they world. What more do want?" Bangor, Cummings not working properly the whole is in- an at Isle au Haut. you are a few system viaiting Melrose, Mass., spending weeks fected with that canes and ■ and son Eugene, and Jaoob Morse ol Bos- poisons echos “But suppose I get killed?” objected in all of Small, arils and two childnn and of New and Mmir at their cottage. parts the body. A. W. Morgan, Philip the flle clerk. ton, Joseph Byer York, Kinsigola. La., writes: "Oh, I suffered with Mr. and Mn. Harold Morey oame bom 8. from Dr. Charles L. and of in back. I am 4* bat I to die some time cbaudsur, Fountains, motored Knight family pain my years old, felt old “Well, you’ve got like a man 90 years old. Since 1 took Stonlngton lor a picnic dinner at the New to Beech HiU lake last Boston are visiting his parents, Levi Foley anyhow,” replied the construction boas. Hampshire Kidney Pllli I feel like I did when 1 was 11. homestead. Wednesday, tor a few days’ at Knight and wife. They tone no and strengthen the kidneys, “Can you And a better way?" Ballsbury’a bl*d/" Basin. cottage. They returned Saturday by way Lola and Gifford Adams of East Booth- ti?.bKrfct&re»,iK“7in* American Stupidity Street. A WAR or Dsmu ELLBWOKTH TKACH i <£t)t vflisnjortt) Sr *«lpk IMpn. Americas Not a ■Jit of Those Umm tor CoMlif I smw with open t;« ThU U K«w War, School Voor. Maine Maine 4 LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL Sieging birds eweet Kuropeaa War. Central Sold In the ehope (A’i» Fort Sen.) AH tbo schools of Ellsworth. with tbs Central Railroad BTKRT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON For the people to eel, Senator Borah U quite right. TbU U exception of the Wsst Bids school, will In Mltet June 98,1917. Bold in the ot Ths Wsst AT ) ehope aa American war. It oanil to be a open Monday, September 10. m iusoi to Miaou. MAINE, Stupidity Street. ELLSWORTH, Karopaan war tor aa when ww entered Bids school building wUl be used that day »r m of I now In vision upon It. To alaar righted oheervsra of in- as a voting placo, so that tbs opsnlng Hancock conmr publishing co The worm in the wbeot. ternational aSaira it waa never wholly a tbs school is deferred until Tuesday, Sept. k Mat.. W. H. Tirtrs, Editor and Manager. And in the ehope nothing European war. The United Statea waa 11. Following is a complete list of Ells- RtUIvu. For people to cot; for six menaced the moment the German howlt- worth teachers: fioaerlptloc Price—$2.00 a yaar; SUM tor enle in MftRMl.V. Nothing — Bath 8o«th«raH Harbor. ■ortbs; 90 cents for three months; If paid aera opened on Liege, ter that event an- Pina street Intermediate, A. strictly in advance, $1 90, 75 and $8 cents Stupidity Street. Northeast Harbor n on need to aa to tha raat of the respectively. Single copies 5 cents. All ar- us, world, Fields; primary, Sylvia Hurley. Bool Harbor. rearages are reckoned at the rate of $4 per that there had appeared a predatory West side—Grammar, Mary A. Gay nor; Bar Harbor.. ▼ear. COUNTY GOSSIP. power to whom neutral rights were mere primary, Minerva Jordan; assistant, Mil- Ml Dooort advertising Rates—Are reasonable and will be Parry. whom the dread act of dred Lord. Weak rag (Sal) lean ferry). made known on application. acre pa of paper, by Throe Bor Harbor bo ye bare received Hur- Hancock.. war was to be determined upon by mete School it rest-Grammar, Catherine Praaklla Hoad. should bead dressed ae after BatlncsscomtnunlcatioPB oommieeione eeoood Ueatenanta Jo action. orders made considerations of national profit, to whom ley; intermediate, Alice Malian; primary, Washington o, and all ebeefcs and money pay three montbe at the offlorn' training Bllawortb. The County Publishing Braun. aole to Hancock might constituted right, and no nation Helen Patten; assistant, Vyra ■Haworth Falla Co., Ellsworth, Maine. camp at Flatteburg, N. Y. They are was to be treated as friendly that bad Ellsworth Fails—Grammar, Jennie San- Nicoltn. Fontaine R. Jellison, George & Kirk and Oreaa Laka.. territory to lose or strong bone to be born; intermediate, Lyda True; primary, Royal U. Higgina, Jr. Phi Mine Laka. rillsd. Margaret Harley. Rfery’a Mills. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22,1917. Holdra. At no time ainoa August 1,1914, has tha North Ellsworth—Jails Estey. Brewer Ja action. BSD CROSS WORK. United Stales naan foreign to thU war. Nieolln—Alios Lake. While the Pope's peace proposal The overt acts by which our dtlsans lost Branch Pond—Emily Young. Portland. will be courteous consideration Stepe Taken tor Organisation ot given their lives and their property were but Lakewood—Roth Manson. tor Hancock rla .. the at war with Chapter County. Boaton Dover by powers Germany, repeated illustrations of German coo- Dollard town— Edna Glasgow. New York. The preliminary etepe hare been taken •til the answer it discounted. The war temp’. for our national rights, and refusal to Beech land—Mary Cheerier. Washington. ft* tor tbe orgnniaetion ot a permanent Bed party of Germany U madneas ran let them stand in the way of German Sorry Road-Gertrude Giles. PM PM PM AM AM Croee chapter tor Hancock county, with BANOOH TO BAH HARBOR. not be pro grass toward its goal of conquest. Morrison district—Myrtle Camber. amuck: it muat only tabdned, branches in Bllewortb, Bar Harbor and would have bombarded AM fur- Germany readily Bayaide-Bessie Lake. PM r V r n bat placed beyond possibility of other tonne. In several tonne ol tbe Waahlngton ..Iv | A M our towns as sink oar ships had it seemed Music supervisor-Elisabeth M. Walsh. Haw York.. Iv n .... ther harm, that the world may be a county, notably et Bluebill, Soathnoot ib| to the German advantage to do so—and High school—Fred E. Stoddard, Bertha via Portamonth.Iv ii*« .7“-z-" safe place to live in. To release a Harbor, Brooklin and Buckaport, auxili- via Dover.Iv had not the British navy stood in the way. M. Wentworth, Marion M. Mitchell, #e. -125 lunatic on his to be is ary Red Croee organlxatloot are already .» *■ .. promise good, A nation animatsd by tha lust of plunder Florence P. Morris. Portland 7* to court new disaster. bosy, end it ie hoped that these will ell is not easily satiated, and bad it not been A teachers' meeting will be bald at the Brewer Jo action. become bmnebee ot tbe county chapter, SO? _ : in for the sturdy rselataaos of the French high schoolroom Friday evening, Sept. ?. Holden with headquarter* probably at Ellsworth. Bgvry*e MUla. There is now pending In Congress a army and the power of the British navy All tbs teachers are to be Laka. Tbe petition to tbe national board tor requested pres Phillip# war insurance the of the German army would have done iU out. Green Laka. bill, pnrpoae the orgenixation ol the county chapter U Hleolla. the future of part to enact the program it shouted aa Blleworth Palls. which ia to secure signedby Charier W. Elliot, Edward B. it marched through Belgium: LEWISTON FAIR. ■Haworth... United States soldiers and sailors by Rears, Mrs. A. E. Lawrence, Mr*. William Waahlafton J a action “Faria in three weeks; London in three Praaklla Road insuring their lives, providing ade- B. Bios, Robert Abbe, Fred C. Lynan, months; New York in three years!” Flights by Anrin'i Most Dtriif Hancock. quate compensation and indemnity John O. Whitney, Edward F. Small, Han- Wankeaf (Sullivan ferry).. T W Senator Bomb is right, too, in declaring Aftotor. Mt Desert Parry...hr *T IS for loss of total or partial dis- nibal E. Hamlin, O. W. Tapiey, Fulton life, tbia a dafeneim war lor ns. Defensive it Hirmt Urn* ud (air Unt Is sbinginr It is an of the J. Redman, Frank G. Peabody, William T. Bar Harbor. ability. adaptation area though it moat be offen- sod comas tbs MaiaeBtata Edward K. W. T. is, (ought around, with it Baal Harbor.. law and accident Manning, Dunham, Northeast Harbor employers’ liability sively and on foreign aoil. The time baa (sir st Lswiatoo, 2,4, 5, 6—s osw Fonyth, Charles R. Burke, UUh G. P. aspt. Southwest Harbor insurance to the army and navy, the gone by wbau a nation to da fend itaelf re- tbs with stellar Joy, Baaaie a Coles, David B. Ogden, lair, soys management, as underwrit- tiree witbin it* own border* and await* vaudeville attractions, big sotrias In tbs government employer Catherine K. Porter, L. B. Deaey and H. V. Boltlvi the cooing of tbc Wa bar* man boras moss sod ssosstiooal ing its own insoranoe. It ia hoped, C. enemy. Mehta by Hancock Pol at. Ogden. Barrento to do with the train Franc* defending banal! oa bar own aoil, Walter Bollock, tbs youngest aviator hi silso, away long The object oi the orgenixation to Bar Harbor of its and prefer that our own datanaa be under- tbs country. pension claims, *wlth attendant to the work In this properly iyitcmattoe taken elsewhere—even at tba gate* of Ber- Walter Bollock, tbs seventeen-year-old abases. rammer now in signal or oa notice to conductor, county. Many people lin. We want no Oar man armiea within make In a aviator, will two Mjehts daily Bni only M!yr except tbe who have been interested I todays county, oar no ben ol the Curtis The at border*, npetitioa plans. DANA C. DOUGLAS*!, L. HABE1B. military •nffragiata Waah- in Red Croee work in tbe cities, are deet ruction of Lou rein. Arret and Ypraa; Tbs vandsviUs is made np of flvs at- General Manager Claaara) Ington continae to lose vote* for tbe their Passenger Agent. giving project boa. hearty nor (or our womankind experience* like tractions—tbs bast that tbs management Portland Malaa. woman In Maine. Their ban- It to to have the suffrage rapport. hoped chapter the deportation* of UUa. The pacifist could ascura. Tbay warn booked In New •etabilahed end tbe work well ners carrying the inscription “Kaiser organised tba aantimentaliata wbo aaak to York and win form tbs of onion, background lmltt print*.! In before leers tor their winter ho men. "°r!!> Kiln. Wilson’’ have caused disturbances the they •mbarraaa the government continuous lun and amussmant that ,aj^ a oar manly of Hancock. the iMt by deploring h* At soon aa tbe neoeaaary authority for STATS OF MAINS. p»bllc«lon_t» tblrly <1.,. pilor „ past week. Assailing the militant the idee of our American boy* fighting oa promises to make tbs lair oos to be re- wooad of October BAXCnCK m.-To the AWHfb rf ** TvvMkjr nett, tb»i he organising tbe chapter is received,* meet- tttw i#4 Ufv la mr in terms, Sena- foreign toil, aboald meditate upon the oa* taembered. **/ Ml<1 court »i>t>e*r suffragists unsparing will or siftor of fhefr Drpuiim, OllXfliVO: •od uiutr to sold NH. ing be celled, to be bald in Eltowortb. which ia to «utter German tor of Montana intro- alternative, c—Wild joi to Mtwl the good* of V. P. Myers Satnrday At this it to to have a Maroriy, meeting boped large eoldiar* and on our aoil. Asdrt of Beaton. county of duced a bill to White House fighting ravaging At ttoo Bijou. WE Ujtwk Cl*»k of iW »up J ud. Court. prohibit attendance from alt over the Hugo!k.uc—m on wealth of tftnMchmtU. ud ^ lb# I ooanty. Our war it defeneire In that it ia thousands **VJ wrU, officer * rrtara tsil waged Ministers, physicians, and nor* attach the donerlord onfor of cowrt picketing. “The have Tbe invitation to especially following iImtodo. proceedings general to ell people in with no rent nuu *Kh Uc thereon ilto idea of eonqoast, no loot far upon thousands of non-professional people bnlldinfp XU«K:-T. P, Mahusky. Clerk. been scandalous and al- fttcll in EllmorU and dttcnWd u follower outrageous, tbe county interested. ia conquered territory. But it literally have united in praise of the seven-reel Hotol Fnrtaor. abort Oreen Lnkt, taro boo* most treasonable,” he said. “I think Opportunity will be given at tbe meet- StATE OP defensive in that it ia fought to protect lean feature, “Enlighten Thy Daughter,” drrd (quart reds nod bcondod north by abort MAIkK. are to Rad member- of Qrawa Lnbo nod nontb by rood trod Inc to people disgusted with the pro- ing Join the Croee. Tbe our our Should Varcoci Mi shore*, citiea, people. which will be shown at the Bijou theatre, lake. to tbt safes of taro bundrtd dollar a; Puoratu Cocrt tee to or The President out of the ship fl, f2 including subscrip- then be failun to make it a nod lumiuon Urn said defendant (If bo may ceedings. thorough Thursday, Aug. 8. *ot«c« or AwotRTiRRw tion to tbe Bed Cross magazine. bo found In youto yraduct) to appear boforo or Krroctom, ad- of his heart the defense calamity incalculable, indaecrttr- was the sensation ef motion generosity pardoned The play our Justice of tbt ouprome Judicial court, next MIRttniVOM, OVARMARI OR APCLT* A*© women recently sent to the work- eble, will tall upon the American people. pictures in New York during its slay of a to bo boldon In Dlavorth within nod for our CORIBBVArOOI. county of Hnoooob.oa the second' Ttaooday of MCOIJN W* an a fa* of which in itself is bouse for sixty days. I think he fighting proved military month. The play, Mg October next, then nod there In our anid court NOTB-HtRCh ROUCM tO Mtt'.H of and unrecorded to nan wo r unto John B. Broannhoo of Kilo* Monot DmrtDoom r«l»nio*oo of 2,065 Northaaat Harbor haa organised a Sun- people. declaring father of tba bruto, rat oread with totem. note that said takes skouid be county, Mo; 646 are payable Aaguat Bilnwonb. In Mid 700 are potatoes, the of tbe war. Hear reel fa manta I* lMfi* had that thaasafterwarda Interest ooanU7anpoii.i*l dr* growing day echool hern. porpoea Aug. Ml. B. iris of ib* lank adli and Hauaroi of Mid abanid be oollecied said tanas at tbs oorn, cultivating a total of of governments, cbongee in bonndariee, upon Maoodi.duaof opalUcnllnn Aacao’ 7. a d jgrowing Mias Mand Reynolds, who has been em- mta of I per seat, net ana am, said rata of tbeoTortbrow of neat Interest come 266 acres; 307 are raising pigs, In visited bar Mrs. dy lee, annexations, being specified In the votq aad bo ployed Bangor, sister, farther avers tbnt said tax *—r~m due and John A. Lore of Kllonorth. in Mid 66 are learn- lndemnltlee and aH tbe pawn*nod count- Joe Salt tUa 664 are raising poultry, King Msader, Thursday. payable oa said data aad baa borne tateraafi county, daeaaaad. fallnn J. Hodman of are MorUt.ia and 1371 are can- era of tbe diplomata bat war'e by- alace at the rats aforesaid. Mid anaaty, appointed tiecntorof ing housekeeping, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Msader of Sanger- tfcrw-itts ssntsd bockbonrd, nearly newt Whereby and by raaaoa of tho aUtalo to. •••* »U1 and I*Knowni of _deceawd;Mid products. data of Take the matter of canning who have been his ONEresold d stylest phaeton, la goodaomdttloa; such ca-- qaalldnaiioa A< M, a. d. 1>17. ning. vllle, visiting brother, ere in war to We tbia defend tbe United one gasolineas metertaster boat with cabin, a ft. la hla anid ca parity Boahualo-kiln Porkiaa. lau of Cartinr, alone. of these in the T. returned home ns collector Everyone girls King Maader, Monday. Staten from tbe imneertlere, rani and loss. Hurras A Tragurtha engine to have and reoovee <_af said de- lala aaideouMl* eoanty. doroaoad Maui* A. Perklnt prana medium-«Ued non fendaat and aald < to can at JO. H. Address.- Sea. agnlnwL the rani aatoto tba of a*tlo«, la said ooaaly, appointed run- clubs is required Ang. ing danger of German In melon, Make anm cf «»imtng _ Coooea, Blue toll, Maine- thirty-five dollars and tan oenu with trie of lb* laot will and lontament ol and da and tbe people nnderetand that and they will Interest thereon at the rale -least fifty pint jars of fruits aforesaid from the coMad; dal*of qua!Mention Aucuti 1A ad. PARTRIDGE COVE. to arme lab tbe defence of tbeir •ret of August, itlfi. which interest •prior HOUSE oa Elsa street; ar- day by If each confines herself tbeir flreeiden and force of the statute In aoeh ease 'vegetables. womankind, tbeir tes oae or too tassllhrs. made aad Ad ward rountj, Mrs. Norton Tinker ol Sound was at TWO-8TOBTranged Buyer Is added to aad haa Valine* of Oaatln*. In uld would mean country. coa aod rest tbo sad the provided become a part fauna to the minimum, that eceupy port, scat, af said tax. Wherefore the anadalt; Cbarlta A. McClonkey of bourn will pay fee Itself. Plae plaintiff to his In Mid ol Mid summer Edgar Springer’s Sunday. Byrl Springer epporteatkj; rapacity claims alien and ooasly, appointed jaardinn 68,560 pint Jars of produce Menas U Cmesrnao. KUswoath, alleges tbnt n lien •dalt: data Mt a d. returned with her. MOUTH OV THK ItlVKH. U claimed oa anid real estate to sonars the oTqnallicatiaa Aasoft can in eeajtvmm. tor winter use, but many will ofsald tax. and thin nation to Mrs. Alios Bann, who has spent the payment brings ■ot C. Hainan. BecifMf and few will confine them- Capt. Cher lee L Smith la baring a bath- ****** often thereto quart Jars, bar Mrs. Julia Bart- and stable oa Bi U»nUdd«dml haa mover summer with sister, paid <•- is a safe esti- room inetalled in hie bonao. (Stmoatsa anal.or SUMS mu •hid ton bnt naglacta and ref ears an to Tanll (moHiwmM in either ol the selves to fifty Jars. It returned to her boms in Law- HOUSE besoki 4o/^ lett, has aeparateky Mbs removed. Iarelre of Janas mm* hhiuihi ium : that of canned A. H. Fatten will loam Monday bar N«w In »■>» mate 100,000 pints rence, Maas She was accompanied by --St., Ells worth. ■at* or luuim. At« probate nut bald at Bilewortb. wbara bn ban moot. lor lb* nut; at Hancock, on ikr and will more nearly who will remain with her Hampobim, employ loro fruits vegetables Persia Young, flra*daj ol Aafmau In tha rear at our art taralsblags af lbs tots »■» «ev*ou«o* the output of these girls* lor a while. & 8. Betsy baa completed catting bay Copt. hitdfM tod represent Jobs A. LordstWWsst M -ssrjt •eieuib J»J o* on about 100 writ, I km UUcM ill tho mI Mining dubs. Who shall say that Aug. 30. HUBBAXD. bin borne term, harmattng SOUSElire re mui of torn. Ha Is now cutting tbe %nt term. the and girls of Maine are not boys HOBBES, as and IN* i^^h&TSfud^ii^JSJrSi OOULDBBOBO. who baa poeads HEtTAadi«LWR^M^NMH doing their “bit” in this conservation Capt. Ernest B. May, been at TWOspsctivsly. Miss Ounn L. Joaaen.El *■ "•* *■*•** “•»*•* >■ *U null of Baa. ooct to lh« tain Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leighton and borne tbe pant tan month*, will Mam worth. TsL 7S-S1. of two haadrtd dollar*; and movement? Marlj aad aspoeUII* 1 ton at- of Bar visited to tbe U. 8. niiUAM IBIM VMU H0NMW7 ‘“T family Harbor, recently Wednesday attend navigation sss/K^ciShLS?, saar _ WO of Da. relatives hers. school to a license for HOESE—Ingalls Aarare altaalod la Bllmorth la oald Taere Is mom Untarrh is this section of preparatory getting coaalr^_ ms ** follow*: BatoT Parwor. SES^rsa *«ssot £»• thnn nil other disuses put from a steam baa bean master of °!ek *TT‘r1b*4. appear al a aoart to bo bald?$*■£ at (he country June haa returned Capt. Bay •dor* of Oroo* two haadrod -- profeata Inst fsw was Delight Tracy toko, aaaan rod* a. d- together, ud still the yenrs hoaaitod north by .hor. ot Or on Uta elevaath day at Haptember. For a visit with relatives at Somsa' Bound. aaillng ramie eighteen years. and supposed to be IncmmMe. (mat away byroad laodl1« a* to lako. taa at the aloab la tba forenoon, it n local alienee bU b{joad yeast doctors pronounced are H. C. baa •MoohaoM loan irt Ibkraaa If tbajr ana anaae. rented sad ooa- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kidder home Oapt. Hay completed repairs babUrt__ ud nmoeribad loom lee, hr plaiatur* Uoaeloiaioa Hit. •» local treatment, bis end sailed ■dwmr* A. Blahaedaoa, lata of Dear JSitlyfnUint toeom with from North Belli ran. on sloop Saebrigbt, to-day c____ r. O. Biiaar, *horl>. 1? lahnteMb- proses OFFICES—Dsalrabiswe; bat watera bsofi toilet. Ia. aald aonalp, daaaaaad. Aoertain laatruaaai nmuconeed aewnne.hu Ang. 30. SffTlg. for tbe flshigg grounds. Tbe Ben bright ^o^dre|stasaiMooes Cetirrt _ iStiiT was struck by lightning in one of tbs m- •TAT* OF MAI**. Tm F. J. o. B.u.. catarrh Conn, manufactured by BLUBHILL oent storms. Tbs lightning struck the 2i atlas. amm iomotai Cocar Ch£2,*£..toteSn. Ohio, t. the only Ci nnt lie I lean I me on -Ska market. It le Mrs. S. W. Eastman of Milaea, Minn., meet hen il. followed do we the meat into It acta directly on the CAUTION NOTICE. Opoath* vttkta___ »_ hMIMenellr left Mon- bar cabin and passing set through tbs *1JttSgfrfOfc earfaoee of the ey who has spent the summer hare, plofati* (In node* to th*tho doteadaatdotoadaai to a* Wltaaaa lUTRif D B. OVA**. Jdd«t of f cm hundred dollar* for >ey on har return. She waa bow, sinking bar at bar mooring. Alto- ooroafrom jadlctal •aid Coart at BUatrortb. tfela twantj They Oder day accompanied -- Send for circulars in tba rear of oar Lord it filefail# to Sere.ter*. M. who will It baa nmits an expansive Job for «* by bar sister, Mrs. A. Oott, gether Hoooooh, oa tho Mooad and ran aad F O.. All am and to ass him Taoodar otOalabor. a. d I. 1MT. hr eetaatae";*e*i»Md 4- CM* BY a OO., Mode, make bar home with Mrs. Meatman in the Cbpt. Bay. plea *a paallahta* Bor C. Hainan, "HtSrm^F. attoatod copy or a vSfflr Atom _ started again Bat Maxtor, Ao«mat T, IftT. thorooa, thro* woofes a-dbyDnm**.^^ future. hr«ljlaftfc K1U- 0. Hainan, 1« Lester B Unnt, Sedgwick 46 Edward ■ Chaw, Bluebill ILUWOBTS FALLS. Ubfrtsoamn. army draft. 11 the F»y B Mllli, Aurora 278 Jaaee T Atwood, Bucksport SOB William H. Saunders and wifa am Harry M Beck, Deer Isle UBI Charlaa A Haynae, Ellawortb or urns cm bbc- 801 visiting In Worcester, Mask. examination Edgar W Rice, Deer Isle 118 UUBord M Piper, Bluebill begins to-day. 16« wifa to ond call Boland B Salisbury, lakawood, B F 1081 OoUe Jordan, Ellsworth John ldoraa and bam gone on Maine State F“air Dl ion Barnard A Lynch, Baal Harbor CherryOeld to work tba blueberry 810 ux-iL boaed m»m name* on VS3 Clartnes L Leonard, Bar Harbor 440 W E Walkar, Chatina ptalna. 807 K UK* to DINTEICT BOAED, OUT OF Ralph Barter, Bunshine 1480 Waaley L MUla, Hall’a Quarry “itra. Han wall Crosby ot Somerville, M88 Reuben C Lewiston, 8ept. 3, 4, 6, 6, FIRST LOT or 4M EXAMINED. Osgood, Sorry 837 Ivor Griodle, Boohaport, B. F. D. No 2 Mass., la visiting bar fat bar, Albart 8. XM7 Harry A Stock bridge, Swan’s Island 037 Cheater A Weeeott, Bar Harbor Kiooaid. Opening Day board be- 488 William J isles ford 4 The local exemption to-day Faulkner, 1018 PhUlp D Maaon, Ellawortb Mrs. Lacy Dillingham of Watertown, Big Days Labor bay of the flnt 100 men *86 Elmar C Swan’s 1143 Franklin Aug. 20. W. Commission 1688 Batb W Robbina, Btonlufton OX-O-TONIC CO., Inc. fBtrdjants. 117 Allen G Bmitb, Bluehill 1108 Harold J Stuart, Ellsworth 888 John G 8baa. Bar Harbor Boston, Mass. 773 Barton L Hodgkins, Eden 1910 Alvah P Griffin, E Sullivan BORN 90 Edward J Hinckley, Bluebill 1386 Parker W Fennelly, Northeast Har- 492 Charlie H Maynard, East Holden 1610 Pearl A Gross, Orland bor 1201 John H Bridges, jr, Corea BYE—At Stonington, Aug 18, to Mr and Mrs ltJ26 Harold G Christy, Sedgwick [ Charles Bye, a eon. 1978 Alvah E c .- '188 El Leach, Surry COOMBS—At Stonington. Aug 11, to Mr and ^BOSTON wood B Wentworth, E Franklin EXEMPTION CLAIM GRANTED. I 2199 Benjamin F Bickford, Winter Harbor I Mra Ernest E Coombs, a son. » 1474 Barnard C Wri(bt, Otter Creak ^MISSION ifltRCHAN^ 1382 Willie W Young, Qouldaboro 565 Lather L Hardy, N Deer Isle EATON—At Stonington, Aug 4, to Mr and 233 Aufustua E Gray, W BrookariUa Mra Calvin A Eaton, a daughter. 797 Henry O Keene, Bar Harbor 800 Walter F Carey, Bar Harbor 1864 1917 1360 Joseph Bernier, Quebec, Can LEADBETTER—At Caatlne, Aug 1ft, to Mr 1146 Jotham S Bussell, Franklin 1747 Wellington C Bobbins, Southwest and Mra Charles Lead better, a daughter. 164 Henry K Cousins, Brooklin 107 Kuaaell L Parker, Bluehill Harbor 738 Vincent C Grant, Bar Harbor WANT YOUR 11 Hollis B Salisbury, Amherst 1447 Ernest L Saxton, Northeast Harbor MARR1KD. 191 Joseph F Teptey, Brooklin 1284 Edward J Oott, Hancock 1049 Frank W McCartney, Ellsworth Falla FARM PRODUOT8 974 ‘1 hurst on Conary, Ellsworth 688 31 Walter K Bisset, Bluehill 1442 Harry W Richardson, Otter Creek CUMMINGS—PHILLIPS At Beal Harbor. Maurice J Moray, Dear Isle Rev Albert J Miss Alice E 1470 William H Walls, Northeast Harbor 715 Edward A Falkenstrom, Bar Harbor Aug 14, by Lord/ Eggs, Live and Dressed, Poultry 26 James B Abram, BloabtU Cummings of Seal Harbor to Marvyn W 1114 Arthur C Tilden, Ellsworth 961 W illiam W Card, Ellsworth, Phillips of Ellsworth. 1347 Charles H Frost, MariariUe Veal, Apples, Potatoes 1334 Forrest M Richardson, Lamolne 539 Chester B Eaton, Deer Isle GROSS—LALLY—At Ellsworth, Aug 1ft, by 2*3 Harry C Hammond, Qouldaboro Rev Richard H Moyle, Miss Laura M Gross Prices, Shipping Tags, Dressing, Packing 1324 Bben H Wilbur, Marlboro 349 John D Kimball, Buckaport E both of Ellsworth. 721 Harry W For, Hull Cora to Ralph Lally, and Shipping instructions, etc., sent free 1278 Alton E Young, Qouldaboro 1596 Walter S Staples, S Penobscot REDFIELD—NOYES—At BluehlU, Aug 9. by 800 U Bar Harbor 562 Franklin E Deer Isle Rev John J Martin, Mrs Louisa Red field of George Soper, Hardy, Hermon to George A Noyes of Bluehill. kumftiok claim hot orajctid. 830 Wtills T Snowden, Sunset 1407 Stearns M Hall Harriman, Quarry SNOW—CONARY—At Bluehill, Aug 18, by HENNERY EGGS 1102 Justus A Smith, Ellsworth Milton Dalsell, Frenchboro 501 Herry C Annie, N Deer Isle Rev R M Trafton, Miss Mabel J Snow to Harold G both of Bluehill. Ull Arthur E Harriman, Orland 1314 Bert M Reed, Hancock 102 Ernest E Nevetls, Bluehill Oonary, THOMPSON—COOPER—At Bluehill. 18, Send a Trial W WiiU. M UdoIm Bar Harbor Aug SAFETY FIRST! Shipment. Tripp, 741 Fred Gray, 2025 Lawrence E Orcutt, Swan’s Island by Rev R M Trafton, Miss Eva L Thompson 1729 Jama N Mills, Boathwcat Harbor 870 Irving L Closson, Ellsworth, R F 1 1915 Harry P Harvey, W Sullivan of East Bluehill to Leon O Cooper of Blue- hill. We wish to inform on the ANTI Goldsmith-Wall-Stockwell Co.1 2U# Harry Nswman, Trsmont 870 Archie Reynolds, Bar Harbor 1411 Leroy O Jenkins, Northeast Harbor you **6 Waiter A Goofina, Eaatbrook 320 Walter B Fogg, Bucksport 1979 Eugene B Leach, Surry side of the Woman Boston. DIKD. Suffrage question. 8)7 Ernest H Abbott, Eaatbrook, KFDI 9(3 Harold P Whitmore, Bar Harbor 875 Walters Bobbins, Hull’s Cove 343 Chaster L Bucks 1288 Samuel A W Hancock 1780 Lawronoe L Write tor information and free Hutchins, port Dow, Buckminster, Stonington M Csths. 21» FREE MAN-At Cisco. Cal, Aug 8, Henry literature to Ptofnsionsl Schuyler M BumiU, W Tramont 2132 Frank G Seevey, Bernard 714 Arthur P Falkenstrom, Bar Harbor Freeman, formerly of Sedgwick, aged 66 283 Charles E Cole, Bucksport 1196 Emery G Albee, W Qouldaboro years. MURGH — At Ellsworth, 1ft, James E Association H32 Owen Ellawortb Falls 1284 Allred E Crabtree, Hancock The 100 men whose names follow have Aug Cambridge Anti-Suffrage H. SCOTT You(, March, aged 6ft years. 10 months, 22 days. ALICE ** ordered to before the 2S HWsM* AVMM, CiabrMp, Mau. SFBC1ALTY MADE OF Charles M Martin, Lamoins 1818 Usial F Oandage, ]r, Sedgwick been appear board PATTERSON—At Bucksport, Aug 18, George ACCOUNTING W 23. B ftft TYPEWRITING, AND 312 Robert Delano, Bucksport Thursday, Aug. Patterson, aged years. GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. 1188 Frank E Grindle, Franklin 1528 Burleigh If Snowman, Or land SARGENT —At North Ellsworth, Aug 1ft. Agent Union Safe Deposit A Trust Co., of Port- Sophie T, wife of Judson Sargent, aged ftft and, for furnishing Probate and Surety Bond* 1912 Jefferson S Gnptlll, W Sullivan 86 Boy L Henderson, H Bluehill 1ft months, 23 days. years, Agent Oliver Typewriter) typewriter supplief 1712 B Southwest Harbor 1907 Andrew A Turner, Surry 8WBTT-At Portland, Aug 20, Fred K Shirley Hodgkins, 8wett,' and Water Sts. Moore’s of Ellsworth, aged 40 years. Oor. Main (oyer Drag WOMEN SUFFER 1187 Freeman A Harriman, Franklin 1094 Elmer Higgins, Ellsworth Palls formerly Store), Ellsworth, Me. THOM AS-At Eden, Aug 7, Mrs John H Guard le Can tine 1391 Morris J Foes, Hancock MOST OF ALL 424 Mdntire, Thomas, aged 68 years, 11 month, 28 days. Gonldsboso 871 Paul 8 Bar Harbor Rom those of the blood 1234 Vernon C Moore, Richards, WEBB—At West Sullivan, Aug lft, Lowell J B Bloebill 1941 Irving N Young, E Lamoina Webb, aged 24 years, 8 months, 11 deyr. DR. CHARLES B. DORON ■hd nerves in which the combination 110 James Veasle, Harbor 1556 Earle A Penobeeot Hood’s be- 841 Allen A Mitchell, Bar Bridges, OSTEOPATH treatment, Sarsaparilla 3159 Arthur E Richardson, Trenton fore sad Pill* after Specialties: Nervous Diseases, eating Peptiron affidavits fuinishid. Carlton C Harbor at nr Slavics, 2212 Joy, Winter Diseases of Stomach. ••ting, gives so much aatiafaction W 707 Charles I Emery, Salisbury Cove 1043 Carlton Maddocks, Ellsworth Treatment and Oonmiltation, by *> little eost as eompsrsd with other Oranlta and Marbla Appoint- Gerald W Norwood, Bar Harbor 1606 Hill Wilson, Penobscot ment, in Ellsworth on “•dieinso or fees. 888 Fridays. physicians’ 1991 McD West Memorial* at medicines arO 1847 Henry L Grindell, Sedgwick Douglas Milne, Sullivan Addreu, Pearl Bldg., Bangor, Me. 10 Martin C Ritchie, Amherst 71 Harry L Gillie, Bluehill H. W. DUNN'S • Wattr Street Telephone lMtM.fc.Bee. USSR ive in eases of physl- 1441 Earl E Richardson, Mt Desert 1890 Frank A Pickering, OrlaSd When the mail-order house finds a narvona irritability, v Euroim, mime Ellsworth 2137 Dana B Seal Cove town whose local merchants do not ad sahn — isa 1022 Harold Hawkes, Swaaey, Tftgn. fiywrm grUtflBf ^S. gaaad nAupUaa run-down tosdMws in whieh there ▲rtutio Flrat-olaaa Work, Lorn. s tgew www ana^^pw isas^^w^wW BP Richard O Mt Desert 1972 Bay L Cray, Burry at its is iron deficiency. Pries of each $1. 1366 Allen, PtIcm. Ub.nl llMout os Bail ord.n. vertise, fattens catalogue mailing aMImwsnatoiiinsrs jira(lfsMf /ar 1280 B Robertson, Ashvllls on Ask your druggist for them. Ralph (Continued page t.) ■•Ublbkod^M. list. Mo s« who doadryrffss. | »■' " V Hhijtrtisniunts. • • p-- COuNTTY NKWa To France ^ WORTH CAJ8TINB. How Government Will Control Mia Alto* Batter topn, t0 Eo(Wu All enforsotten. O franc*, thrnurh year* to task. overshadow ami dtslanca. Doald March Children Cry for Fletcher’s The and Price of Wheat Thou wan a friend In our naad. ytvln* toon o< Lw arrived Supply u* valorous aid. day tor • etsit. Brother ami slater thou wort, auccortn* wit. ua with Horry W.M..U, ,nd c— MRlHottcr, '" Whan, in the strvM and the attain, Bcatier, wen hen recently. AduktratM Fmi Control Bill Does Not Fix hearts wars oppreacini and dlamayad. Ma. Food Explain Gan WerdweU u tUiUm la "* tka Difficaiiaa That Han Maani Price For 1917 Crop, Now wa are eager. alert urn we all daughter Peuobeoot. man Mon of main#— Mr*. Hhoneb Witkk Kerr end child ,0 Maul nna. Of tyranny he stemmed, till abide ! deceaeed A certain laMruoirut pur and welcome as will peace medicinal t relief, nourishment the •\.ia#ione«»coootf. crltt ud ••lament ok O'er bloodstained field and unknown hero’s } strengthens SJcwurd. together w«k pa«tl<» for pro- follow a few doses of grave. organs to expel the impurities and wl1* .hereof end for tba appointment of >•** it. ‘i.V Honilon. adminlatratrll. with lha OBEY ALL THE CAMP RULES Ours is the task to speed the gladsome* SOME upbuild your strength. Try B. Bom- INCREASED, SOME OUT %7„™„rdVraaanUd by jwojoro day SBoMStlowa».BIe—lsld.«fcn_ of aald deceased. Bald daaa.nrd ISdow Of which the when war to appoint an .locator In hU prophets sang, SrtnaoBHiad shall be will- No Trouble Hao Mid Occurred, and None la No more, when the darkness of Each Undar the Now Plana .J_.||T. Young, lata of Trenton, In aald through Company COUNTY NEWS that A. Well Fad a the night SSfdlaaaaadT* Petition u.orga BEEDUH'S K*pocted—Are at Coat of Would Bo Compoaod of ZSO Mon With r •«>“• olb,r »«*••*•!• paraoa. ba Shall come the dawn, when panoplied SKrnii. BO Centa a Day Per Man to the a Four rt~,i«ied edmlolet-ator of tba aalata of aaM array Captain and Uoutananta—Ac- WEST FRANK LIS. r.Motad Oaorga A. •fffiJin ( bf Phillips. Government—Cooka From Interned ShAll vanish neath the sun of liberty i tion Shows That Our Foreaa Aro Ex- A. O. Clark As the power of through the tri- la at borne from Aroostook .°Brfdieel l»to of Bockaport, In .old Linera Prepare the Feed. might paotad to Co-oporata With Frsneh. crRUe°Mr of Boolce d. PIUS umph of right. county. u-craMd, Fleet eoopoat for aattlamani. —Millie Cowen in Tribuna. SEKfiii admini.tratrla.aiad A Prisoners from an Chicago and lata of In proven women’s enemy land may The lint result of General Wesley Clark family, of Brewer, vis- jury J Bldrldga, Boakaport remedy, Important K% First account of f be 111 treated ited here lest week. deceased. which assists in the In some countries, bu( Pershing’s conferences at the Parte _for aaulaannt. SS,in'creator,^__ bind regulating OlUlSt lain aa# IMn. and not ao In the United States. Tbe Dunham T’ro^.H.- lot* of Bdcn, in Mid organs, re-establisning tier, war office and observations on the west- Uoja visited bis parents at decenMd. Ftrat ncoouni of Orient E. U BOATS WITH healthy conditions. mans Interned at Hot Springs, N. C., EQUIFPEO ern front will Hampden last weak. •Si/,. admlnUtrator. Bind lor utltement. Beeeham’s be a reorganisation of lata of In »a!d thirty-eight miles west of In noma A. nmlih, Verona, Pills contain no Asheville, the United Statea the lines Hies Beatrice Coombs is at boms from deceased. Flint aoeooot of Laro d. habit-forming army along the heart of the Biue Ridge, live In DEVICES TO GUT NETS Bar Harbor for a taw SJ.jJld, r.Mutor, a lad for MtUaawnt, drug—‘leave no disagreeable of the French onita. days. B nwsiey. lata of Bockaport, In aald comfort and eat tbelr fill at a hotel uluti. after-effects. are— The reorganization will affect Hr. and Hrs. Galen Orcntt were week- dreraaad. flint account of Anna.la They which the United States has leased. every nt.tr air e. t. a., Bled for end of relatives at Bar Harbor. 8.al.ardntr. It.rdnr ad ml la. company, regiment and division of the guests The building Is set In a hundred acres Have Motor Driven Circular Saws of In Hrs. Fred and children of Bar "joueTw. Turn.r, lata Caatlnr. aald of shaded lawn. The alien guests are present regular establishment and the Gray deceased. Final account of Wilbert Harbor are wlintv. Nature’s aid 100 ‘Which Protrude From Both militia units that are about visiting ber parents. filed for eettle- officers and BOO members of the to go to g Ord«»r- admlblctrutor, crews of German merchant held camp. The national army, called un- Dr. DeBeck and family attended tba Or- of Id aald ships of L>:eod H Jordan,lot. Watthaoi. Sides Craft outt reunion et Flrat and final account of ^ In American ports when the European der the draft, will be organized alto- Eddington last Wednes- coantr, deceased. better Health filed for settle Harriy H Jordan, guardlaa, war began. gether along French lines. day. —— oral he*. the Is a four Orders for the reorganization are now Hrs. Helen of Juba H ualnn. late of Bogle t.laod. In cnld •- I., Surrounding property From reports that mien ns from Eu- Bpenoer Holden is visit- conbtr. dreeaeed. Patitloa filed by Hattie C. foot wire fence, being prepared by the general staff and ber patrolled by khaki clad rope we lenru that Germany bus equip- ing parents, Hr. and Mrs. A. O. U.IDII. widow, ter uu allowanc. out of the men armed with and as will be telegraphed to the various de- Clark. Drnoe.l mint* of uld deceased. pistols badged ped some of ber U hosts with Ingen- J Hooke, Into of Caetlne, to aald “watchmen.” Fence and partmental commanders about the date rreocet COUNTY NEWS guards are ious devl-'es to enable them to out their Edward Bunker and family of Brewer coaetr. d»ceeeed. Heelno.tlon of C. Fred of the field mobilization chiefly to keep out curious of the militia. were joeec, of mini.,rotor, filed. Americans, way through submarine nets. One boat recent guests of John Dyer and Into of said ■„„*» W. Turner, Cnatlnr, In not to keep In the Germans. If any with a-double flange of thin sheet steel Perilling’* Recommendation*. family. ceentr, decreed. Petition filed by Wilbert EAST BLCEHILL. German thinks of escaping, which As a g u.-Jwa;, cdmlnl.t rotor, in at an order be prob- protruding from both sides of the bow result of the experience of the Mn. Germld Coomb* ind two children to di.tribnte ike b.tre-al- lew of Mia, Satie ot none of them r„a.,, among Long Wakefield, Mss*., ably floes, the unwisdom Is said to hare been shell civil war, supplied with lessons Taken deceased. the arudont remaining In th. destroyed by spent ■ lew deys lest week at Egypt with Uld will open her new bungalow lor a lew of such a course Is suggested from 8*0,! ,» ,*id administrator, on th. Mttl.ot.nt by long, Are. and the device itself, practically Euiopeau wars of fifty years, the her Mn. Scammon. weeks. lean mountaineer sister, Floyd o* bi. duel scconal- hunters, who pause intact. Is said to be in the hands of American army was organized on the Bodun Korenltb, lot. Of Bll.trorfh, in uld Mrs. Henry Weet and two children and Mrs. at tbe fence to stare with liasls of from to coeotr. iltcruol. Petition filed by Henry C. Ellis SUnsfleld o! Springfield, Impassive the British admiralty. A second boat, 100 150 men to a com- at Mrs. West’s mother, who are here from Forsstih of ceertrstown, Mnunebuutt., Mess., is visiting ber sister, Mrs. W. M faces the foreigners. equipped with heavy motor driven cir- pany, 1.200 to 1,800 to a regiment and prerinr for tbr nppolntio.nl of How»rd A. Worcester, Mass., were recent guests of J. Wardwell. A month ago the Germans were tak- cular knives attached to steel hawsers, 28,500 to a division. tortilla "f nomervlll., MiWCbaHlI* M approximately H. Clark and under lb. lul will aud tnbnrot ol en to Hot from Ellis Island and lamily. trailer Miss Editb ol Springs torpedoed a merchautman, and the cap- The war college has Insisted that this nfd decreed, lu ulaevof Cb.rl.i c. Mar,111. Davenport Topabeui other Clarence who sold his Immigrant stations. They are while in a small boat made a draw- the best of Morse, recently trailer. .MPOtnUd under uld will bat now bee returned home, alter a lew days’ visit tain represented possible system as Immi- place here, has purchased the lease ot a to Miss Kutb Urindle, officially designated “detained ing of the device for the admiralty. organization for a number of reasons k Kiiooro, or oucsapori. in (eed stable in Horti* grants." aliens who had not chosen to of a technical Bangor. His many friends Mtd county. d«cr«ied. F1r*t account of illustrations in the September issue nature. Mrs. William Maraden, son William here are to learn of his Theodore H. Smith, executor, filed for ee'.tlo take up residence In this country a General been glad improvement and prior of the Popular Science Monthly give Pershing has convinced neat. daughter Dorotby.ol North Dlgbton, in health. to hostilities with Germany and are not Idea of these net cutters. The the French staff that such Edward Back, let# of Backaport, In Mid are here. clear by general Mass., visiting now to do so. Six cor sty, deceased. Plrel end floe) account of eligible hundred double flange of thin sheet steel which organizations were proper under the P. W. DeBeck, L. A. Shuman and S. S. D executor, filed for settlement. The annual sale Carl Buck, ot the ladies’ benevo- more are going ns soon as quarters old methods of but that the Clark, with their motored to Ella M Bridges, late of Buckep m, lu said profrudes from both sides of the how warfare, families, lent society was held in the hail now county, deceased. Petition filed by Eunice grange building are completed. of the submarine is operated by elec- United States should do away com- East Bluehili Sunday. Miss Olive DeBeck admlnlatrntrla, the* the amount 2. H Bridget, August Net proceeds, n The with this system If the Ameri- remained for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. of the inheritance las on the estate of aatd No Trouble Is Expsotsd. trically controlled gears. flanges pletely deceased, or determined the of Pro Dr. Oscar Long and wile, Miss Mc- to u can are to be of the utmost Fred Cousins. by Judge “What will you do If they make spread on either side of the bow troops pos- hate Frederick and Mrs. ol sible service to the allies' cause. Walter llstfleld, late of Phtlade’pblo. Siwyer Baltimore, trouble?” wns asked of the director of distance, of eighteen feet, or thirty-six Miss Carrie Grindle of Bucksport is here e.l Md .and A. J. Long and wile ol Mon- In of these Pennsylvania, deceased. Petition fl by internment, Alfred Hamilton. feet in all. whenever the nose of the place units General Persh- for au extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Heury H tiatfleid, ou* of tbe executors of who have mouth, spent two weeks at the an Their ing' has recommended cable that the Frank Grindle. was lb last wl sud tcBtsment of asid rfictmd, "Why answer that until there is trou- vessel touches obstruction. by She accompanied by will return home this be increased that tbe amount of tbe tntaertUtuce tax ou me “Long camp,” ble?” he countered. action is said to be automatic, al- companies to 250 men, reg- her brother Arthur, who will remain for a estate of said deceased, be determined tue by week. the boat can iments to 3,000 and divisions be cut short judge <>f Probate. There has loon uo trouble. The Ger- though an operator within visit. 13. Horace E. Kilburn. late of Backaport, in Aug. K, mans extend or withdraw the device at any approximately to 17,000. _ obey tile few rules Imposed on In of the •aul deceased. Petition Diet by spite threatening weather, county, them. time two heavy metal arms. As it would be Impossible to expect Theodore a. Smith. executor, that the EGYPT. They answer roll call at 0 a. m. by moving about fifty members of the Stratton fam- amount the in heptanes tax on tbe estate cir- France to reorganize an army of mil- of dally and take part In a Are drill. Then The V boat equipped with the ily gatbe ed at Hardison’s Point for their of said deceased, be determined by tbe Judge Mrs. Gerald Coombs visited her sister, better lions, General Pershing reported that of Probate. they are free, within the cular knives is obviously far annual reunion After a Mrs. P G. Beam last week. practically Friday. dinner, H. late of In aald man, a net than this country should Immediately build Eiurr.a Kingxle), Rden, grounds, until taps sound at 11 m. able to cut Its way through business meeting was held. Alfred Crab- deceased. Petition H. p. county, filed by Ralph recent arrivals at It does not Its system along the lines already fol- < Among “Tugwaa'a are on the boat described. who King* y, executor, that tbe amount of tbe They practically the honor sys- Just tree, has been president for so many inherits! cr lax on tbe eetale of Mid de- are Miss Bennett and Mr. Powell. a at the lowed by the greater force. Tepee’’ tem and are allowed to make rules bother about device bow, fig- years, presided. He was re-elected for the ceased, tie determined tbe of Pro- was by Judge no that the nose tChcu General Pershing's rep/Pt-t bate. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Clark and Mr. for their own guidance through a num- uring, doubt, sharp ensuing year. Other officers elected: On K late of and Its rounded hull are received officers of the war college di- Myron Kueaell, Eden, In said and Mrs. Norris fiavage motored to Winter lar of committees. They work when of the vessel program, Chester Stratton; treasurer, Nel- county, deceased. Petition fled by Orient K. vision of the staff Harbor work su-hilent to get thi. ugh a net or stop general objected son Brewer, a .ml n. sir a tor. that tbe amount of Sunday. they and play when they play. Stratton; sec-etary, Stella Stratton. an of the tbe inheritance tax ou tbe estate of Mid de- boat before It Ivccomes eutuu"’ed. strenuously to adoption Mrs. Wallace VUcbell o' Portland is Idling hut little. A massive, broad the Aug. 20. Echo. ceased, be determined by tnt Jadgeof Pro- it does not its con- French system, tome of the younger bate her Mrs. Luella shouldered coal passer who was sejen However, permit visiting sister-in-law, officers c that the Louisa ft. lata of in aald for a tower to go Several nplained bitterly BUCKSPOKT. Hwnrey, Backaport. at Butler's Point. looking four leafed clover wns ning unprotected. couii'y. deceased, Petition filed oy Auguata Butler, United States should not throw over as attentive to as strands of stout steel hawsers contain- John for the three sub- h Gardner. administratrix, c l. a that tbe his tank If he were Wells, past years Mrs. Edith Crane, with daughter diam- bodily a system that was adopted be- amount of tbe inheritance Utx on tbe extnte seeking a lost diamond. The chief offi- ing motor driven knives a foot in master at Bucksport seminary, left Satur- of said deceased, t>e determined tbe ot Winter Harbor, bas been vis- cause It was believed to be by Judge Pauline, cers have eter and about a foot apart are perfect for New York for a short before of Proba.e. organized classes, and dally placed day visit iting her sister, Mrs. Maria Savage, bow the Minor Joan W. tirindie, late of the city, oounty Instruction Is given to petty officers stretched from the through Will 8hake Up Officers, going to the officers' training camp at ami ♦•ate of New York. deceased. Petition bas Master Lester Bragdon returned and common seamen In conning tower to the stern. Strikin'.' The reason ascribed for the N. Y. that J.»ba K K nowit on or some other auttable mathematics, principal Plattsburg, where he has been visit- on a t>e administrator de bonis Irom Waltham, navigation and a the knives would revolve Is that American troops are ex- person appeinted lunguages. net, change E. Patterson non wab uie will annexed of Ibe estate of and Mrs. Ar- George died Saturday at ing his grandparents, Mr. “In three years all these men will flexible shaft. pected to occupy trenches alternately •aid >le eased, presented by Henry C. Both, a his home on Elm street, aged sixty-six creditor of said deceased. Matte K. urtndle. Till Jordan. have the technical with French Unless the units education necessary troops. He been in the died without years. had ill health Btveral executrix, having having Aug. 30. B. to command a said Mr. are In the same size confusion would tally administered Mid «*Utte. ship.” Hamp- BRITISH SURGERY WONDERS, years. Mr. Patterson was born in t. rabe.ri Kilt red ng, Sedgwick, Booth Gross- of tne Interned men, but not many of at the London commanded •aid c uu dec. weed accouut of that tbe name of Edwina the surgeons Orthopedic >. First prays a first and tuann be In accordance with the by a captain, assisted by frauk H liwimug. administrator, fl ed for changed them know all there Is to know about hospital that they were able to return Settlement. above desire. nder the new sys- e*pressed Most of them are from the second lieutenant. U NORTH SEDGWICK. Aimed ii«w4s| late of Penobscot, in aald Dated this sixth day ot August, a. d. 1917. plants. to duty. Edwins Booth G&ossmauit. tem the captain will remain In com- eoun.y. u. vraard Peilttou bled o\ Albert P. seaboard and have had little experience Major Goldthwalte was one of twenty The annual church aid fair will be held Leach a be be mounted, uiiul-trator. that an order issued a mand. but will prot«bly in tu In the fields. One captain has little American medical officers who were the grange hall Aug. 30. 'iia.ribute among tbe btira it law ot aald under dr HI ATE OK MAINE. outlined with white In and he will have four lieutenants »,ed. iUr amount remaining in tbe bands plot, stones. sent abroad by the government. He The North Sedgwick Canning Co. be* of vai.i on the of bis Hamcock m. At a probate court held at him. aiiniiuieirator, filing which he 13 cultivating beans and corn. he had returned to recruit sur- xr«t aud dual account. Ellsworth in and for aald county of Hancock, said gan canning blue berries last week. the of No Is anticipated In the bat- ls*p » Uoodwm, late of Penobscot. in said on (be ••tenth dajr of iuguit. In year A large and prosi>erous .llmson weed geons for of war condi- change study hospital Maud Bacon of Bluehill a few «**uD y, deceased. Petition filed by Albert P. our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sev- talion or regimental commands. A spent Lr« which tbo poor man thinks Is some tions in order that American soldiers f5, xvt mi mat rotor, that an order be issued a days last week with Mrs. D. E. Allen. »o major will command the former and )o rl .ute among tbe heirs at law of said On the foregoing petition ordered, that American vegetable sprang up from a might later have the benefit of mod- ae--eased. tbe amount In tbe bands notice thereof be given to all persons inter* colonel latter, as under the Mrs. Maud is the gu< st of remaining former own the present Smallidge of said of hie first caueing a copy of said and planting. ern treatment from their surgeons. administrator. on the filing eeted. by petition system. A colonel under the new sys- Mrs. Walker Babson at her summer nome kod final account. ibis order thereon to be published three “I did not notice that thing until It Another passenger on the liner was "lines*. BERTRAND of weeks successively in the Ellsworth Ameri- tem will have almost as many troops in Brooksville. B. CLARK. Judge wus half grown," explained an official, L. A. Post of N. Y. who has ••id b a at Ellsworth, in Stanford, Court, at Ellsworth, this seven can. newspaper published now A di- at a “and now 1 haven't the heart to tell bs a brigadier general has. V. A. Friend and wife, w’ho have been d»> of August, in tbe year of oar Lord one saiu county, that they may appear pro- been in Mesopotamia for the Y. M. (\ A. thousand nine hundred and seventeen. bate court to he held Ellsworth, in and for vision at Is commanded by a the captain It Is a rank weed.” He said that it was hotter in New present guests of G. M. Allen, have returned to Roy C. Hamas. Register. said county, on me fourth day of September, A ten o'clock in the forenoon, and major general. Melrose, Mass. true copy. a. d. 1917. at Build a Miniatura viuaga. York than h* had found it in the near show cause, if any they have, wbv the prayer Attest:—Rot C. Hamva, Register. east when the Entire Service Affected. Mr. Carvel last week in Lewiiton. of the petitioner should not be granted. By the riverside the officers have Except once, tempera- spent new divisions E. CLARK. Judge of Probate. a of min'ature rustic ture wa.s 105 dt-grees in the shade, and It Is assumed that the His wife and who have been STATE OF MAINfeC. BERTRAND built village children, A true of the original petition with a copy bouses, using tree limbs and roots, the camels attacked to the caravan of smaller size will have command- there several weeks, returned with him. Hamcoc* as—At a proMU court held At order of court thereon. had to have leaves soaked in wa- officer of the same grade. 20. A. G. Ellsworth, in And for sold county of Hancock, At teat .-Roy <7. Haihks, Register. stones, odds and er.ds of material palm ing Aug. od ih« in the While the seventh day of August, jeer found on the hotel grounds. One house ter tied over their heads before they proposed change appears otoor Lord one tbonennd nine hundred And STATE MAINE. would leave the oasis after the noon to be merely a matter of readjustment SOUTH BLUEHILL. ■etenieeu. j :OP has punels of old matting. There are to be of the Probate In numbers, as a matter of fact It af- CERTAIN Instrument purporting To the Honorable, the Judge sents Olid tables, but no steins. meal. Mr. Post said he was in Bagdad Mrs. Rose Steele is visiting her A • copy of the I net will nud tenement and for the of Hancock. daughter Court in County when British troops the fects every branch of the service, and in R. The prisoners are allowed to receive yie captured Surry. represents Ignatius to meet Daniel lAte of NEW YORK, In said that and other matter city. they must all be reapportioned S.LAMONT, Grossmann of Eden. county, newspapers reading Miss Daisy Johnson of New York is the RESPECTFULLYbeen known the name the •t Ate of NEW YORK. he has heretofore by and, to the station reorganization. As an example: R. Grossmann and that he desires subject censorship, guest of Miss Alice Eaton. dree And of he thereof In enld of lanalins The corps, the medical seed, probnte his name to Ignatius B. Crossman to write and receive letters. About ARMY CAMPS SHOWN IN MAP. quarterro"cter state of New Authenticated, bav- to change Miss Frances York, duly the following reasons, The pe- and evi. other staff organiza- Johnson, who has been been of for yii.: members of German officers' torpg presented to the Judge probate who Is a naturalised American citi- thirty in has lor our titioner, with materials and visiting Sedgwick, returned home. said county of Hancock for the pur- but his ancestry families have come to the of Folder Issued the South- tion. transports, bow of in zen, was born in Hungary, village Interesting by being allowed. Hied and recorded are German, ue Is on little son of Omar l“* and his name "Grossmann” tnese officers are ern supplies. built the present regi- Cecil, Eaton, had his probate court of oar said county of Han- of the Hot Springs, and the Railway. regards the course and conduct Germap mental and divisional lines. All must elbow dislocated fock.and praying that letters testamentary which has led to the present war to receive for an hour each Tlie Southern recently by beiug hit by imue to Haul D. government, privileged Railway company Elisabeth Laniont and so infamous that be desire* be to meet the an automobile. with America, as can see them as often changed requirements Lraraih, executors named iu said will. one Sunday. They through Its passenger traffic depart- to have bis name charged to distinctly Ordered, that notice thereof be given to all that the of the new system. Miss Ruth who was Anglo Saxon. Wherefore, he prays as they wish, the families coming to ment has just issued a big folder mnp Simpson, recently interested therein, by iTublishlng a be Persons-- name of Ignatius R. Grossmann changed One of the significant aspects of this for of this orner three weeks i-successively the fence, but no conversation is allow- showing the exact location of the can- operated upon appendicitis in the ^Py nil in accordance with the above ei pressed the Ellsworth American, a newspaper ed the Sunday hour. and stations reorganization Is that the calculations hospital at Belfast, is doing well. printed at of Han- except during tonments. camps training Ellsworth, in said county j sixth August, d. 1917. all are based the French a. d. d”»t*d tbi, depot Few visitors are allowed to Inspect the east of St. Louis for the upon B.vstein Mrs. William Prior to the fourth day of September, loasTics R- Gaosajssnw. army, navy Gaton and daughter, of "‘•t a rather than the British, indicating Gen- IJ1" they may appear at probate court, station, and they are not permitted to and marine corps. Providence, K. I., who have been then to be held at Ellsworth, in and for said visiting *ral Pershing anticipates the closest at Alex county of Hancock, at tan o’clock in the fore- STATE OF MAINE. tlieuk to the Germans except by way Besides the folder map, there are four- Briggs’, have returned home. Hud of with the armies ot And ihow canse, if any they hnve, of salutation In The Germans teen smaller the can- co-operation 18. Hainet Habcocc »•: At e prob.t. passing. maps showing Aug. O* ths same. .co“rt„hel^L*tof Hancock, General retain rather than of -- Ell, worth. In snd lor ..id county do not salute the Americans In and stutions Haig. of Probate. In thr of charge, tonments. camps training BE8TRAND E. GLARE, Judgj on the ..Tenth d.j of A-gu.t, ,«»r a true end In salu- at the Southern ASH VILLE. copy. our Lord on. thousnud nine hundred although they generally speak points along railwa.i Attest—Rot C. Hamas, Register. tation. The watchmen are not each the relative F»l| Four Storiss; Lives. Miss Thelma Martin has ordered, th.t no- suppos- system, showing po- employment at "on”lh«lfor«folng petition Doctors of New Sorrento. PAUPER NOTICE. ed to,talk with them. sition of these camps to the cities and say two-year-old girl to l-I AV1NQ contracted'with the City of Ells* "But the rules don't say we mustn't towns near by. The folder is most York Is first tumble four stories Mrs. Hill and ‘1.r.dUbV^^.,:cop,t0ol‘Lr^U,lo1nL'nrd~ Harry daughter Leonioe AA worth to and cars for those who inis oruer support ssw inAa? the listen to them talk,” said a guard off and useful for all in- touching nothing on way down, and returned “V need assistance five begin- weeks successively jsssms: comprehensive Saturday from a week’s visit at daring years at Ellsworth, In live. But can’t how n*ng Jan. I, and are legal residents of can, a newspaper published duty. "It wouldn't be any use to tell terested in the mobilization of troops they explain It Harbor. l»U, that they meviappear at a pro- Prospect Ellsworth, I forbid all psreoaa trusting them. county, «d court to be held at Ellsworth, in andfor these folks anything anyway,” said he. for the regular or national army. happened. ns there is plenty of room bate of Mrs. E. E. Bragdon has returned from 2L?Jr at the •aid county, on the fourth day wouldn't believe Accommodations to oare for them City in the forenoon,September^ and “because they you. Swan’s 'Arm s. d. 1917, at ten o’clock Island, where she visited her house. AarnuB B. Mrrcnuu.. the Anieii-mis have never Overlooked Himself. .howc.uM,tf;ause, it AnjtV.yh....any racy wnylb.pr.yer They say ’vest Spring Stylos. Mra. Alden should not be gran tod. daughter, Stanley. Mrs. f the petitioner the engines dam- After marrying 3,047 couples a We" No belts or cuffs on nexl u of probnte.—— repaired ship they pockets, and BBRREKltltnU^BAND B.D. CLAIIKLrunneA. Judge Stanley young ton Fremont returned ^■untoIrtoHiiHMl mdttrMtt with It can't be done out- got In A ire. copy of the ortglnel petition aged. They say Virginia “marrying parson" jun spring's suits, men will have to carry home with Mrs. a duU 1 Bitgdon. mu« maktt it mart prafUablt ft* ■der of court thereoe. L< side of for to marry himself. In wrist -Rov C. Haimb., Begl.Ur. Germany.” failing belongings bags or knapsacks. Aug. 13. »*« doadrtrtitt. Aite.i j Phoebe. »b3«ttftmtntt. FOSSIL OC1CANS SOUTH PENOBSCOT. COUNTY Mr. and. Mia. Soy Grtndls ol New York NEWS UM RED CROSS Salt (m Son ad Far Below an to town. THE U.S. Barth** Surface. Mr*. 8. W. Clamant baa rona to Dior BKOOKUN. late rtait bar Mrs. Jolian Moore. Workman knot com* to 1C. 8. Geological Barren Prees BolIMia.l to cousin, repair the Butern A. B. Merrill of Steamship Cu'e wharf unsolved Mr?. Brookline, Maaa., \ Wife of One Time Minister to Bel- Among [be many mysteries Rbon REMINGTON ia visiting bar parents, Mr. and Mr*. P. 8. Alton, the oldest man io concerning tbe interior of Mother Barth t0 *», f Serves With Zest Beale. who baa boon 111, to iraproying UMC i gium lew an non lancinating than thorn I Mrs. Arendte who baa Alton Herrick, who bee brought to light by certain eurprieing ex- Cushman, spent been ill in tb. Mrs. P. hoe pi tel at periaooaa of drlllen ol deep walla. Al- aereral weeks with her daughter, Champagne, III., to belter. LYE] ON MRS. WILSON’S COMMITTEE aware ol tbe 8. Mitchell, has returned to Augusta. A. E. Fern.worth though many people are not returned Friday Irons where a CARTRIDGES] fact, a large proportion ol the welia eunk Mr. and Mrs. William Vickery of Boaton, be pent ear ere I day.. PISTOL to below feet encounter large who hare been Mrs. Miaa Mrs. Andereon, Aided by Great Wealth, depth* 1,000 lottery, ylattinf | Raymond o» New Rochelle. S' v bodiea of **lt water, the flow of which Littlefleld, returned borne Sunday. la the of Miaa Social Popularity and Many Friends, Georgs guest Oladya Bridget. may be *o great that the driller nmarke Aug. 14. U men use their rev liven but seldom. Is Rad Cross Work ______Mrs. Suele Sherman o( Zealously Aiding that he baa *truck the Gull of Mexico or Roxbury, i-ViR^OST of Watervflle to bar Yet hold about on ths Local Committee. Mrs. Augusta Perkins nailing daughter, Mra. Ot^ar they pronounced opinions aome other I m me nee body ol aalt water. Ford’ visited her* last week. The Fire Uirto their ammunition—due to the force of out of | CUmp will bold an example! of the nnwt Interested of lied The aalt water may even flow up One of New cream aoclal at tbe Red tbe but more com- Mr. aod Mrs. Millard Perkins Croat room I'roM worker* l« Mrs. Lars Anderson, the mouth ol well, Tuea- That is UMC You see on Remington opinion. your a ol York were in town Saturday calling day arening. Vnlteil States tu.n- monly it riaa* in the well to height a full of UMC You wife of the one time with belt Remington relatiraa. The aale wbicb waa guide who Is with auroral hundred feet above tbe bottom, held for MUe dealer UMC as ister to Itelglura. serving find your handing you Remington ita 1* ao that a Mia* Grace who baa been in Marion Urlndle waa lira. Woodrow Wilson on the Hetl Owe and aupply great only Nichols, eery aucceaafol course. men at the • matter of You hear the Pistol enormous can the New since ha* Net proceed a, fSfi committee in the Plstriet of Colum! la. pump of capacity keep Haven, Conn., February, and Rifle dub on UMC as well When doe* thia aalt water returned home. Eugene Holden ol insisting Remington Mrs. Anderson Is one of the richest empty. Homerulle, Matt in .22 caliber shorts as in the .45 automatics. come from? It la often assumed that it baa been bla strongly women In Washington, her grandfather George Whltebonse of Bonthbay Har- nailing pa rente. Oeorge e’ fills immense or ol Holden and wile. left her a fortune of 117,000.000. cavity system crevices, bor spent the week-end with bis family at a here for man who is shoot* having There’s thought every but in fact it i* generally contained In An only daughter of the famous com Mrs. Spragoe’s. Tbe Farnewortb Packing Co. kind or make of or revolver. like baa ing any pistol who waa with aome bed ot unusually porous rock, baaed tbe mod ore. G. H. Perklna, The people of this community will be pure ecbooner A tin it Kimball UMC Revolver or Pistol are aaudatone, in which the though Remington Cartridges pores, interested to learn of the marriage of ol Jooeeport pert lee. for every standard make and caliber of arm. minute, have an aggregate volume or ca- produced Miss Janie Smltb, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Blanc be Harmon, who ol millions ol cubic leet. waa called pacity Mrs. Smith of Waterville, to Mr. Sold Goods Dealers in Your Community Hugh bare by tbe lUneaa end death ol by Sporting But on* ia no sooner answered her question of which took it Dillingham Portland, place mot bar, returned to Woodtorde OnWriwixnXEMOn. than another more difllcult, arise*, Friday. Pimter labncmrn mmd RmH i one, B at Waterville. July R. R. Babeon and and the question now la. How did thia Harold Babaon, wbo ARMS UNION METALLIC Aug. L. THE REMINGTON aalt water get into the rock? Has 20.____ bayeapant their »acelion el tbeir CARTRIDGE CO„ Inc. porous borne rain water soaked far down in the earth CRANBERRY ISLES. at Mayen, returned to Koxburv, Maaa f Ifmtmf irfrrrr •/ Fimnai danatlwa m dm Wmdd some bed ol rock salt which Frldey. Wool worth Biiilif, Now Y«k and found Mrs. Charles Hulbert is tbs guest of and become Fred It dissolved thereby aalty; Henry Bunker and wife. Herrick, Jr., who foliated in tbe or bad the aalt water some source lar Milliken henry artillery, baa Mias Haul Bunker spent Sunday at patted bit within the earth, from which It has arisen Anal examination and to now at home, returning to Seal Harbor Monday. camp at toward tbe surface; or la it the water ot Brunswick. Enoch and wife an receiv- aome ancient ocean that filled tbe pores Stanley jr., Mra. Charles West, wbo baa been rielt- of tbe aand and mud ol lta bed, which In ing congratulations on the birth of a boy. ing her mother end deter et tbe Centre and of Bos- ages gone by became burled under aand Mr. Wbeeler, wife baby, Harbor bouse, returned to THK ARMY DRAFT. 1784 Samuel Carter, Stonington her borne in and mud that gradually accumulated on ton, are the guests of Beo Bunker and 2002 Harvard L Young, Surry Roxbury, Hue#., Saturday. (Continued from page 5.) the ocean bottom! The a bells of aea wife. 1163 Harry R Goodwin, Franklin John Walla and wile, ol Lowell. Maw. animal* found in limestone* and other Grafton Pinkbsm and family of Beal ate 1989 Rllis H Saunders, Surry Tiaillog Irtonda In town. made 1690 E Black, Southwest Harbor hard rock* at tbe heart ol tbe continent They Joseph Harbor apent Sunday with Roy Bulgvr tbeir 1983 Morris A Merchant, E Sullivan trip by automobile, commit m „nr 1156 Pearl L Coombs, Franklin abow clearly that the ocean. In some one and wife. 146 Roy M Carter, Brook tin day a distance of 310 miles. 1393 Arthur W Eaton, Northeast Harbor or several remote covered a Bar Harbor ages, large ladies' aid will bold a ule 843 Howard R Mitchell, The society Mr. Bolls, wbo baa been the 1593 Elmore B Roberts, South Penobscot ol tbe and it ex- foremen part country, appears and serve lea and cake 1060 Alford C McDevitt, Ellewdrtb Falla Friday afternoon, on I be Porter estate this a u 1850 Carl G Morey, Stonington tremely probable that the aalt water miner during 1376 Newell E Carter, Seal Harbor at the aid building. tbe wor baa returned to Boetoo. 2013 William J Farrar, Swan's Island found in the deep wells ia really loeeil Work 1379 George F Clark, Northeast Harbor Mr*. Roth Fatten of Kansas who to now Mr. French 555 Vinal L Gray, Deer Isle are water entombed in the sands and City, completed. also left 1006 Hollis M Garland, Ellsworth bu been boarding at Mrs. Millard lor bia borne 978 Howard K. Cunningham, Ellsworth muds of former eons and now brought Sparl- Monday. 229 Levi J Gray, Cape Rosier ing's, left for Boston Tuesday. 1260 George L Stanley, Gouldsboro to tbe surface by tbe drill, wbicn In Aug. 20. t'SE Fescue. 410 George W Faye, Castine 20. Rooset. 506 Emery J Barbour, Deer Isle innumerable places In this and other Aug. 299 Ernest A Cole, Buckeport 2221 Everett H Orcutt, Winter Harbor couotrie* i* being sunk to depths of two, HOI'Til 1075Thaddeu# PPinkhatn, Ellsworth OAK POINT. PENOBHVOT 1588 Edward A Perkins, South Penobscot three and lour thousand feet, and even 1189 Aldia H Franklin JUXWJf- gTAPLE* Williams, A. McFarland her 1591 Norman W Perkins, Penobscot down to of 7,500 feet, a Mr*. P. ipminrd 750 John E Hatnor. Cove depths nearly A wedding took et Salisbury MBA. UU A!CXNEBSO!«. one last week. pretty pleo* the 1909 Addison L Gray, Sullivan reached by a very deep well which ankle badly day 58 Albert F Cushing, 8 Bluehill depth borne of Mr. end Mr*. Vinton Ore 1686 Andrew H Southwest Harbor Sutur- Berry, is still being drilled at a place a little Henry Mayo of Melrose, Man., visited4 2049 Edward L Thompson, Swan’s laland Fnrnurut In the gn-et fight of Motitic dey, Aug. 11, when their niece, M..» 2058 Henry R Abel, Bernard west of of Pittsburgh. Raymond Alley aftd wife taat week. 1443 Pearl S Richardson, Indian Point Mrs. Anderson comes of dlstln Abhie wee merried to Frank Men- 1391 McK Seal Harbor bay, Staples, Frederick Driscoll, This mil water seems to be round be* been 1654 A Sargentvillc Her marriage united Mr*. Newell, who visiting Mr*. eon of Cepe Rosier. The ceren 1272 Thurlow S Gouldsboro George Higgins, (misbeil UKMtiy. >ny vrt» Wilkinson, in oil fields, but it has been baa returned to ber borne in 150 Brooklin her to another dint burnished especially Ktbel Smith, jerformed by Rev. John lar- rj of the 1525 Walter S Orland Eugene KCole, family, Saunders, •truck by the drill «t many other pieces, 19 Oral 8 Palmer, Aurora I.arx Anderson the ol Newport, R. I. Brooksville Methodist in the Harris B Bar Harbor being nephew church, 877 Rogers, •a, for example, near Leavenworth, Kant., 400 George W Bowden Castine tJeneral Anderson of Fort 8umter fume. Mrs. Orian Joy of Somer*worth, N. If., presence of relative* end friend*. The 435 Fred H Sawyer, Castine where enormous of Mil water 1547 V Lakewood quantities Frank Kllawortb double service vai used. Center Howard Salisbury, The Anderson estate at Brookline, and Mrs. Fernaid of ring 2096 John £ Hodgdon, are found at various below the 1875 N Stonington depths visited at A. a few The wee The 681 Bar Harbor Cbauncey Stinson, Mass., with Its magnificent vistas. Its Falla, P. McFarland's couple unattended bride Jeremiah J Canning, surface. Although no valuable of 1320 Clarence II Hancock pools wee »u blue H Bar Stratton, spacious halls and brilliant Ital'ou gar- days recently. becomingly gowned eilk. Tie 713 John Evans, Harbor oil or have been found in that 1977 W illard E most gas region wedding march wee 2145 Philander H Trenton Kane, Surry dens, forms one of the Impos Ibc Golden Rule club will bold its played by Mrs. Ethel Alley, numerous beds of coal underlie it. In one 4 Hollis R Amher*t IVrktne of PenoNwot. The 1478 F Orland Giles, tng homes to be found anywhere second annual fair and sale at the town j-irior end John Ames, four beds of coal over F boring aggregating wrre deb- 1929 O E Sullivan 1859 Myron Pooler, Stonington Two million dollars were spent on the hall afternoon and dining-room very iaatef'j'iy Justin Johnson, feet in tbickne&aand numerous thin* Hept. 6, evening. 1871 Vernon C eight ated In green end *bMe. 935 Ernest Hull’s Cove Silver, Stonington buildings and grounds, and the Cupid Cooked food eud articles will be on D Wilcomb, ner beds an additional total thick* fancy having After the d Ii > 2091 Seal 1735 Millard E Norwood, Southwest Har fountain standing on the site of the sale. will be served. ceremony, refretb- Seth A Harper, Cove neas of aix feet were found. In that Refreshments 115 Bluehill region mente were tb«* bride 1121 Churchill A Ellsworth Walter T Robertson, original Anderson homestead Is world A if. 21. Hvb. served, cutting end Walker, also of rock con- Sanford M Cove many outcroppiug layers the 1150 Earl W Franklin 832 McFarland, Salisbury famous for Its artistic beauty. The distributing wedding cak«*. Many Clark, tain remains of marine and the en- F shells, uerful end 450 A Lslesford 1180 W'illie Rollins, Frr.nklin bouse and garden, with the bowling bend some pNacntl were re- Ralph Bryant, tire wss no doubt oooe covered A Chat 8 Brooksvllle region by 2244 Harold N Great Pond 206 Ernest to, green between, crown a high hill which breweries converted ceived, Archer, these*. Indeed, the geologist has been able Randall F Mim tn 1390 Ambrose M Dorr, Seal Harbor 1865 Robbins, Stonington on all sides falls away sharply. Hteplee wee the employ of Mrs. to decipher in the rocks numerous details 113 Ernest L Bluehill 2178 Foster Newcomb, Bucksport Not only hag Mrs. Anderson become INTO FOOD FACTORIES N K. Bregg of Bengor for three years «» Robertson, of the record of the advance and retreat 1658 Edward B 228 Jasper S Gray, 8 Brooksville famous for her charitable work and companion end housekeeper, but for the Hutchinson, Sedgwick of the sea, and has been able to ewtabltah 2064 H Bernard 1489 Richard L Bowden, E Orland her Interest In the welfare of the poor, peat yeer bee tnede her born** with her Shirley Galley, the fact that the region was submerged at 1472 William R Seal Harbor 136 John Allen, Rrooklin but she has made her mark In the lit- eunt end uncle, Mr. end Mr* Vinton W'entworth, several different times. Some Used For Clams 8 Bar Harbor Canning \» 725 George Fraser, Bar Harbor 872 Arthur Richardson, erary world. Urey, in Penobscot. Mr. Mao- *u en- W 1004 Herbert Forsyth, EUsworth 430 Arthur Patterson, Castine She Is devoted to children and takes and Making Vinegar—What gineer on e steemebip, end he* just re- Herbert S W Tremont 8TONINGTON. 1975 George E Kane, Surry 2122 Reed, more pleasure In providing pleasure turned from e voyage to F re not. Both E Vrs. Kom ol Ik*ton is in a Colorado Firm Did. 1521 Willie E Pickering, Orland 328 Arthur Gross, Bucksport for them than in planning splendid Csndage town young people beve the best wisbesof their 1 W Ellsworth o-i business. 156 Frank L Day, Brooklin 965 William Carter, fetes for the famous. Her most am- many friends. Bert B Bernard 2222 Percy W Richardson, Winter Harbor 2075 Dow, bitious literary effort, a book of fairy M. W. Abbott of Ellsworth is in town A perty of twenty-two accompanied T S Bluehill I F. J. Hast In told In the Chicago Dev 1034 Harvard G Jordan, Ellsworth 96 Alden Leach, tales and other stories, published sev- (or a few day*. Ibem to South Kroofceville, where, einid s I News what hns become of earn* of 1519 Homer P Mooney, Orland eral ago und dedlrtited "with ly shower of confetti end old *>ho» -. iney 808 Shirley E Leland, Bar Harbor years Miaa Pierce of Boston is Dorothy visit- the breweries In states 896 Lewis B Smith, Bar Harbor much love" to her Is that hare gone wiP v..ike 1604 Herman L Wescott, S Penobscot huslmnd. the re- in( Mr*. Charles C. Cousins. took the boet for Hwtou. They 1006 Fred E Ellsworth dry. The" are need for canning clams, 1571 Merle P Hatch, N Penobscot Silvy, sult of ter careful study of how to | their home in Dnrcbeeter. Mess. Dora ot ■ 8 Miaa Freedman Uoaton i* making vinegar, 780 Winfield B Bar Harbor 1976 Percy Kane, Sorry amuse chlldrcu and at the same time handling dairy pred- Hodgkins, her vacation here. ueer isie spending ; ucts, a* cold amrage warebouae*. mak- 1917 Leonard H Gray, Surry KH Hazcn » ityior, to instruct them. EAST BLUEHILL 2106 Harold O Atlantic Mrs. Thompson ot Sew York4i visiting lng artlflclal Ice, meat packing, making 1183 Ellis E Springer, Franklin Lawson, Mr. Anderson, who was a captain of A. I. Long of Portland be** » 570 Harris W Haakell, Deer Isle her parents, Dr. George B. and I yeast, dry cell*, soap, chemicals. mow. 2179 Warner Phil brook, Bucksport volunteers in the Spanish war. has Noyes hie here for two week*. wife. ! lug family 544 Halrna H Eaton, Deer Isle served as to the American picture nima, paints, varnish and 267 Lincoln A Stem-art, Brooksville secretary t*- from Ice* to Alfred Webber has sold hi* plate 1021 human W Hitch, Ellsworth embassies at London and Borne. He Ueorge W. Silver is visiting relative* “everything lierry Juice." 1360 Berwyn Beale, S Penobscot and be* One has lax-nine a and an- John Tufte, Annie Ridley bought Sunshine 2190 Arthur L Jordan, Waltham was minister to hi and friands in and boapltal 567 Augustus C Heanssler, appointed Belgium Holyoke, Hadley the of Mr- li. L. E Wooster Tremont i other a church. The Coon at piece joining her home 1218 James H Fountain, Corea 2144 Herbert August. Kill. Merrimac, Maas. brewery Wit hem of Surry. 747 John M Hagertby, Otter Creek Golden. Colo., waa famous for Its *l«e 421 Maxwell £ Leach, Castine % A lecture on Christian Science will be 1883 Thomas H Sturdee, Stonington and Its Iicer, but nothing could save It 1700 Harvey F Gilley, Southwest Harbor given some time this week in the opera OUITIABY. SKIRT HEMS. the wave. So one of the Bar Haroor 1209 Frtsnk B Waters, South Gouldsboro against dry 910 Leonard S Young, boose by John K. Dunn of St. Louis. A. who died :«djy, Corea Coon brothers took over the and Mery Bridges, Gouldsboro 1258 John F Sheeky, | plant 1232 Joseph H McDonald, Mrs. Alex Chalmers has et the in CainbncL; Bar How to Male* Thom Without Puckoro taken the 1* now a business In Aug. 6, hospital 1254 Edmund L Gouldsboro 929 George L Weecott, Harbor doing thriving Sargent, and will wee the of the let? r*e South Penobacot or Scallops. Rogers boarding house, take : malted milk. Another brother had Mee*., daughter 169 J Brooklin 1508 Galen E Grindle, pro- Wesley Henderson, men from the Settlement to U. end Jene of this U> «*. The E Swan s Island. Hume dressmakers find It titty Job lotted himself as a chemist to follow lujng f 436 Leslie B Castine 2015 Calvin Stinson, frequently Scammons, board. wee brought to Bluebili, where the 1194 Oscar C Workman, Franklin dithcull to p :t lu the belt) of a wooleu the brewing Industry, and when that body 1477 Fred I Ames, Orland it S. funeral.was held Wednesday, Aug i, 1965 Clifford C Coggins, Surry fro. k smoothly. This can lx* dune with £. Stanley of Boston, formerly pro- liecame Impossible be undertook to 396 Arthur L Wood bridge, Bucksport the borne of Mr. l- W. C Brooklin. little trouble means of shrink Inc. prietor ot the Sunset bouse, is : help bis father out In an Uivestment Bridges’ parent*, 1633 N 138 William Alien, by spending Arthur Dority, Sedgwick and wife. Rev. K. Tralton 1667 William H Simmons, Sargentviile i“la< e a dump cloth over the hem and bis vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph that seemed to be gobig wrong. There Bridges 989 Andrew H Duffee, Ellsworth ciated. Corea from the lower of the skirt C. Harmon. was a clay out there, and a 1702 F M Southwest Harbor 1199 Harry S Bishop, press edge deposit Philip Gilley, Mrs. was born here Oct toward the All the xtm fullness company had lm formed to make ta- Bridges 1304 Oscar L Hancock 1619 Myron C Carter, Sedgwick top. Mrs. G. Wetherbee and daughter Jessie, Martin, and bad here ell ber lift can shrunk of bleware from It, and the old 1878, lived nearly 2270 W Sullivan 1794 Simon Crockett, Stoni igton be entirely out, provaline Burlington, Vr., are visiting Mrs. gentleman Clyde Ober, wee to Luther the bem is not wide. bad put a of Into Hue married March 15,19UI, Winfred E Ellsworth 2168 Frank O Cornell, Bucksport too Frank Warren. Mrs. Wetberbee has not quite pot money the 1107 Stoddard, W. with t Bluebiil This method dues with small been here Industry. Bridges, wbo survives her, 1270 R Whitten, Harbor 91 Heuben D Hinckley, away for twenty years. Guy Prospect Wilbur L. and Walter. Hne 838 Peter H McNamara, Bar Harbor plaits usually found in a bem, the lines But things were not going right- The young eons, 862 Carl B Paine, Bar Harbor Uev. H. B. Haskell and family, who bare al leaves four niter* Mr*. W. M. 635 Howard G Little Deer Die of which are ulniost sure to show on man who stsrted tlie business had wau- 1638 Clifford L Gray, Sedgwick Weed, been visitors at W. 8. Tburlow's, bare W well of this place, Mr*. Ellis sun*- 1416 H Kief, Northeast Harbor the outside of the skirt when the been (lered away, and there were field of H. Ward sell 1406 John H Harkins, Hall Quarry Percy gone to Beaver, Pa., where Dr. Haskell problems Springfield, Mrs. C. is In research that had not been of Bluebili and Mien Susie E. Look* ’*h° 257 L S Brooksville pressed. will be of Beaver mastered George Robertson, president college. teaches in Mass., and we* th PENOBSCOT. In the edge of the hem do yet. .Vow, from ferments to Is Wakefield, 1824 Austin C Huntley, Stonington finishing The Settlement clay her her last illness, she had been quarry opened this a for during not turn the cloth In. Baste the raw quite Jump a chemist, but If his in fora but uo one 1109 John F Studer. Ellsworth Miss Violet Perkins is with her aunt, with a poor health long time, morning large cutting job. Many Is g.ssl the Is realized B Brooklin edge Hat to the other part f the skirt grounding difficulty half the end was so near. Much »yto- 135 Elmer Day, Mrs. Harriet Buckminster, at Sedgwick. workers from out of town are here. At overcome before he At pe thy is felt for the 284 C and over this edge lay u B it piece of begins. all family. Joseph Bray, Bucksport George Whitebouse was in town Sun- the Crotch island quarry a big events 30. R- seam Sew the edge that dues paving job after the Junior Coors got Aug. 133 Harold H Wescott, Bluehili binding. is in fairly day, coming from Booth bay by automo- proipect. started In the work the troubles 807 Roland M Leland, Bar Harbor not go through the right side with silk Itegan bile. Mrs. Hester wbo to KAMI OKUSLI. or edge Thurston, last week fade away. They are now 867 Earl D Puffer, Bar Harbor cotton thread, but the t"p turning Mrs. H. E. Perkins and children are returned from a three months’ in out a of Mn. Thumu returned from il should 1st sewed with a thread of the stay Ar- grade Ialtoratury porcelain that Story of and in and ton guests Dr. Mrs. McBeth Rock- fabric drawn from a lington Cambridge, Maas., found her will make the German ware haul to in- Saturday. names follow have lengthwise piece Tbe 100 men whose old home at land. of the not crosswise. West Stonington damaged by troduce again in this after the Ur. and Mri. Willard Barrett art at been ordered to before the materia!, country appear exemp- to the extent of several war U over. Mias Mildred Carnes of Bangor spent Sewing or hemming with a thread of lightning hundred Beer seems to l>e an in- borne from Bar Harbor. tion board for examination Friday, Aug. dollars. of last week with Mr. and Mrs. William the material is a little secret that even dustry many turnings. It built Vas Mr. and Mn. H. A. Snow have returned 24. 30. Sellers. few dressmakers know of. and its Aug. Nihil. sar college and endowed It, oth L Bar Harbor _ among from a eiait in Camden. 930 John Wescott, er tiee will the most satisfac- things. 185 Henry N Smith, Brooklin E. A. Snowman, who is spending the l>nn give EDEN. Miaa Grace Gibbbe arrived borne from summer here, is in Boston this week on tory results. 1396 C Frazier, Northeast Harbor OBITCABY. Paradise Wood* Hole, Maaa., Friday. Frederick stitches as Fish. W Brooksville business. This method makes the 265 George W Stevens, Mr*. John H. Thomas, one of the town's There Oourlshes In Chinese Mra. William Snow and two ttona, ol invisible as the weave of the cloth and rivers 2064 G Bernard Wendell and three children Ralph Benson, Mrs. Boyd moat esteemed women, died at the and lakes a New are at tbe Clark should be used In part of the Aug. 7, small fish remarkable for York, camp. 285 F of Booth are Mrs. K. every Eugene Bridges, Bucksport bay Harbor, viaiting age ot sixty-nine year*. Her husband Its v ta- or where Is brilliant of crimson Henry Mead of Foxcrolt, recently W Southwest Harbor •ult dress Invisible sewing coloring and 1720 J^red Lawton, R. Leach. and all of her nine children were with her course some fabric's will blue. It la called the ited bia mother, Sarah Mead. F desired. Of paradiae flab. In fin. 1785 James Carey, Stonington Miss Bernice Varnum is spending the at the end. Mrs. Thomas was a daughter not of the raveling of the the sunlight It shows In rainbow Elmer Blaiedell of Kllaworth Falla was a 1313 Andrew- Partridge, Hancock permit of the late Abraham and hues. week in Calais with her aunt. Miss this Abigal Somes of William Ward Penobscot threads, but wherever jsisslble The dorsal flu extends from near the week-end (neat of bia aiater, Mra. 1602 Ray mond K well, Maude Wardwell. Center, where she was born August 12, method should be tried out. back of the head to the Pierce. 1968 Cousins, Surry 18*8. Moat of her life bad tail. The par- Raymond Miss Rena Kimball of N. been spent in Manchester, adise fish waa- first to of Bangor 1119 Horace A Turner, Ellsworth Eden. Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas celebrated brought France Mr. and Mra. Ceelie Warren H., is spending her vacation with Mr. and Citron Tart. from China SI. 1864 Granville L Robbins, Stonington their three by Simon in 1800, hav- were gueate of Mr. and Mra. Harold Mra. H. C Perkins. golden wedding years ago, Cover an open tart tin with good ing been found In a brook 196S Maynard S Carter, Surry when all their children, thirty-four near Can- Parker Tbnreday. F. E. Hail and Mias Olive Biaisdell of pastry, upon which lay thin slices of ton. The most 1917 Farl E Havey, N Sullivan grandchildren and five great-grandchil- Interesting thing about Mra. Florence Stanley and daughter Ellsworth Bangor spent Sunday at the home of Mr. citron, orange and lemon peel. Fill up this little fish la the nest made the 1051 Bernard W McDevitt, Falls dren were present. The children are Mrs. by Barbara, who have been in Aurora the Isle and Mrs. A. E. Varnum. with the following mixture: Four male of glutinous .bubbles below the 560 George K Hamblen, Deer Daniel M. McKay and Mrs. George C. Mc- past year, are vialting at tbeir borne here. ounces of flr.e sugar, two ounces of but- surface of the 303 E Coombs, Mra. Ruth Smith went to Seal Harbor of Bar water aud measuring Stanley Bucksport Kay Harbor; Mr*. Flora B. Allen, Mn. W. T. Hill and aona Marion and ter and a little lemon well to six A Seal Cove to visit Mr. and Mra. R. E. grated rind, Mrs. Colburn S. Higgins. Mrs. H. B. Gil- up Inches across. Here it places 2121 Forrest Reed, to-day Camp- Tbomaa bare nturned to alter beaten with a of Mr*. Era E. the Buckaport, C OceanvUle bell of who are together, teaspoonful bert, Coiron, Charles E. eggs. Some 200 In uumlier. and 563 George Hardy, Portland, occupying Thomas and Mrs. a riatt with her Mr. and Mn. T. flour and two well whisked eggs. Bake Margie A. Willey of mounts guard over them parenta, 211 Brooks G Cousins, N Brooksville their cottage there. Eden, and Mr*. Percy E. Kief of Northeast during Incu- F. Maaon. Har 20. WOODLOCKS. In a moderate oven. Harbor. bation. 1435 Andrew J Patterson, N&theaet Aug. Aug. 20. M. I