€llstt)orfl? mericatuf'! LX1- _V"'- isrsmu’asi-.va."""*"-! ellsworth, maine, Wednesday afternoon, august n, 1915. 1 "i?;:;zszszai No. 32. aotofrtiBcmcnts. LOCAL AFFAIRS. visit with Mrs. U. C. Russell at Quincy, Afi&ttUanntnts, Maas. Mr. Beckwith will join them there and them home to NKW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. accompany Wenonah, N. J.
Strand Theatre. Robert P. King, son ot Associate Justice r New England ‘W A Tel Co. DON’T TEMPT FETE Diamond Diae phonograph*-J A Thompson. A. W. King, of this city, successfully H C Austin A Co—Undertaker sad farni- Union Trust passed the State bar examination at Port- lure. Company when less than a cent a will laud last week. day protect your valuables, papers Urban StooirCo— Shows. ME. Notice-Board of State assessors. H. ELLSWORTH, In S Howard Adams, with bis yrife and etc.. In the Burglar and Fire-proof vault of the bankruptcy —William Sargent. Adair notice-William Shepherd. tittle daughter, is spending the rbonth.of -Ellen M Milan. Capital, $100,000. Surplus. $100,000 bis Emma A Fisher. August with parents, Capt. J. Q. —John S Lvnam. Adams and wife. Assets, $1,700,000 burrill national ! " —Sarah Elisabeth Greely. bank, Baec notice- Mary F Higgins. Miss Carolyn Uonya, of Baogor, is the ** OF *• —Obaoiah Allen. of Receives ELLSWORTH *• guest Mias Mildred Rowe. Miss to Check % ^-Joseph B Mason. Uonya Deposits Subject *• —Margaret J Abbott. will enter the Lewiston hospital next Eastern Maine State Fair. month to train for a nurse. Even though just interested, won't yon call and have the Notice— Gile* reunion. For sale—Farm stock and machinery. Mrs. Arthur Studor and little son are — Guardian double key-system the only safe one — demonstrated ? We notice—John F Giles. For sale —Hilliard and Fool tables. visiting Mr. Studor's parents in Ellsworth. LIBERAL INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS IN Bftrrw Mi.: Mr. Studor is will gladly do so, whether you conclude to rent or not. Pbsobhcot, expected about the first of N M Iteacb A Co. September for hii vacation. which department deposits made on or before the nook, Mb: Harry C. Stratton, of Waltham, Mass., *Beal Business College first of each month draw interest from that date. 9a.m. to * who has spent a vacation of two weeks in Open Daily 4p.m. Sat.Jto1p.m. ApavBN. Mb: Wanted—Agents. Ellsworth and at Contention Cove, re- Tr|—, ..f N’ibYoki. NY: turned to Waltham Sunday.
— Remington A*ms Union Metallie Cart- A new set of has been ridge Co. soenery painted for Hancock ball by Herbert H. Kish, of SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT SCHEDULE OF MAILS Bangor. Other improvements have also been made at the hail recently. ST St 1.8WORTH FOSTOFFtCE. We can guarantee to you the best of banking service, Or. Burnham is In effect June 21, I9J5. Mary visiting relatives in the city. Dr. Burnham has been prac- and would very much appreciate your account. EDISON DIAMOND MAILS MCIIVID. DISC ticing in Massachusetts boepitals recently, IFlfJk Day*. but plana to return to China this fall. From Wbst-655. 7.11.11.16 a m. (except Mon- There will be a epecial of the day)! 4.31 (except Sunday), 6 18 p. m. meeting city government next PHONOGRAPHS From F.at—12.23 (except Sunday). 6.36, 10 87 Monday evening, when bids for p. m. (I0.2i and 10.3? mails not distributed repairing and painting the until following morning.) Franklin street fire house will be opened. MAIL CLOSB8 AT POBTOBFICB Misses Doris and Ruth Higgins, of “The best way to accumulate money is to resolutely Ooinu Wart -11.56 a m; 8.46, 6, 9 p m. who have If you will tell u< why everything This it the instrument that does Malden, Mass., been visiting OOINS 8.46. 5.45 iu. East-4.30, p relatives here, left for Sedgwick. Friday save and bank a fixed portion of your income, no mas- ha* It* and better Fund \ day eomelblng not to have the ay. for a visit require needle , with relatives before returning Arrives from the west at 6.86, 11.16 a. m., 6.40 ter how small the amount.” on take* it* pier*, we wMI tell yoa why home. We pay interest $1. All Records are In- p. m. Close* for weat 8.46, 5, 9 p. m. Diamond Dtae Phono- changed. the Edi*on The Baptist ladles1 aid society jrill give a lawn graph I* taking the place of pen*in* destructible, and prices average Registered mail should be at postofBce half party on thelawn of Mrs. Charles Hancock Bank, an b<>ur before mail closes. W. corner of County Savings inttnitnent*. Com* In and lutrn. Hodgkins, Pine and Han- lower than others. Thomas A. f cock streets, this afternoon. There will be Free demooat ration* at any time. Established 1873. Ellsworth, Me. CONDENSED TIME TABLE. no admission charge. out classes all other inven- Record* furnUteed on Rdison WRBK DAYS. Cylinder Mrs. Merton L. of Train* arrive at Ellsworth from the west at Kimball, Norway, • notice. tors in this as in other things. with son day 6.65. 7.15, 11.16 and 11.56 a.ftn., 4.21 and 6 18 p. m Houghton, who has been | Train* leave Ellsworth for the west at 7-37 a. spedding the summer in Bangor and Ells- m., 12/23, 4 II, 6.710.21 and 10 37 p. m. decorated with American and COMING EVENTS. worth, was called home by the sudden flags pic- j SON DATS. illness of her aunt, Mrs. Clara Noble. turea of prominent men. Special rates j Arrive from west at 6.56. 7.18, 9 11 and 11.16 a. KLLHWORTH. will be given over the M. C. R. R. from m .«.W p. m Leave for the west at 6.39 a. m Dr. James P. Whitmore, of Marquette, Wednesday afternoon, Aug. ll#at bon?© A. I 4.11. 5-46. 10.21 aud 10.37 m. and stations, and from Wash- J. THOMPSON p. Bangor way Mich., is visiting his parents, Mr. and of Mrs. Charles Hodgkins, corner Pine ington county. Mrs. Charles Whitmore. This is his first and Hancock streets—Lawn party by Bap- MAIN STREET ELLSWORTH* WEATHER IN KLUUOKTM. visit home C. of Ells- for three years. His many Ells- Ephraim Tripp, formerly tist aid society. died last at bis home worth friends were pleased to ste him. worth, Wednesday ., For W-ek at Thursday evening, Aug 12, at home of _-_—._Jj Ending Mldnlgltt Tuesday, in Steuben. Mr. Tripp was a brother of Aug. IO, 191 ft. Dr. O. M. Drake and wife and Howard Miss Alice H. Scott—Annual reunion and the late Orrin W. Tripp, of this city. He (From observations taken at the power Butler and family are spending a week in reception of Ellsworth High School station of the Bar Harbor & Union River was a printer by trade, learning the trade Maine, making the trip here automo- 1 Alumni association. Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation is by in the office of The Ellsworth American given in inches for the twenty-four hours bile. The Drakes are guests of John A. of which he was foreman for several Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Aug. 16, ending at midnight.] Peters years. ; and wife in Ellsworth. The at Hancock Weather Precip- He was a member of Winter Harbor i 17,18, hall—Urban Stock Co. Temperature condition* itatiou Butlers are at Butler's point, Franklin. lodge of Masons, and of Lincoln grange, 25, 35 and 50 centB. The announcement 4am 12 tn forenoon afternoon that Rev. A. J. Lord, Steuben. He had been in ill health several Thursday evening, Aug. 19, at home of Wed 56— 68— .06 pastor of the cloudy cloudy.rain Congregational church in months. He leaves a widow and three Mr«. John A. Peters —Musicale for bepetii Thors 68 — 68— .04 raln.clondy cloudy Meriden, Conn., will preach in the Baptist daughters—Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Alton of Village Improvement society. Tickets, Fri 56— 71— fair fair.cloudy church next Sunday, will be received with Tracy and Mrs. Gerard Smith, and one 50 cents. Hat 62- 62— rain rain .47 pleasure by his Ellsworth triends who brother, Isaac M. Tripp, of Bar Harbor. Hun 62— 72— clowdy cloudy The funeral was held Friday afternoon, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, will be glad of another to Mon 62— §6— rslu .06 opportunity Rev. H. D. French officiating. 7-10—Hancock teachers* cloudy bear him. Sept. county Tues 64— rain 77— clo-udy .04 Frank L. Moore, of Ellsworth, was convention at Ellsworth. Mrs. Harriet Curtis and daughter. Miss arrested by Game Warden Michael Shea Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sept. 29, Rsv.J. W. Tickle will Winnie Falls, entertained a preach at BoIH-, jolly party Sunday, charged with violation of thp 30 and Oct. 1, at Hancock hall—Methodist last week at Mrs. van Harbor Han Lacy Emery’s camp at day. game laws. Mr. Moore was fishing at church domestic and agricultural fair. The Toddy pond. guests were Mrs. brook Frank M. Hale, of New York, la visiting Back Meadow Sunday. Warden iS William Byard and danghter COUNTY. / relatives ia Ellsworth. Muriel, Shea found in his possession forty-one Madella Hagen by, Eleanor Joy, Martha 17—Hancock Sun- Walter M. of the Union Trust trout, thirty of which were under the Tuesday, Aug. county Allan, Millikan and Theresa Emerson, For Sal* •« EltoworOi by Smith * of six inches. It is alao a day tchool Held day at Mariaville. Hoad_ Ca force, it ill of grip. legal length Hans Seigara and wile have returned to violation of the law to catch or have in at Court houoe in is Thursday, Aug. 19, Mrs. Jeases E. Lynch visitiag her their home in Augusta alter a week’s visit possession in one day more than twenty- Ellsworth — Meeting ol State board of husband at Bar Harbor. with Mr. Seigara’ parents, E. C. Seigara five trout of any size. Brought before assessors. Aug. 90, at Bar Harbor. James JL Hill and wife, of Weat Goulds- and wile. Leslie Davis, wife and daugh- Mason in the Ellsworth Judge municipal FAIR DATES. Cl HOTEL boro, were in the city Monday. ter were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. court Monday, Mr. Moore was fined |50, RONE’S including costs. He paid fine of and Mrs. Charles Hteve ns, of Bel teat, « visit- Seigara. Mrs. Annah Davis, who is visit- flO, Tueaday, Wednesday Thursday, balance being remitted. This is the first in was a guest 31, Sept. 1 snd 2-Blue hill tair. Hancock ami Main Sts., Ellsworth ing her awter Mrs. C. W. Mason. ing Lsmoine, Tuesday. prosecution for the violation of tb*» short Aug. law in Ellsworth. Mr. Moore Mrs. Carlton 9. Donnell, with daughter The State board of assessors will meet trout says Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 8 sndt he was ignorant of the law. Louise, is visiting her parent* at Kittery at the coart house in Ellsworth Thursday, 9—Eden lair. Table with best The Women’s Alliance of Unitarian Fine, Neat Rooms. Good Point. Aug. It, and in Bar Harbor the follotring tbe Wednesday, Sept 22—Narramissic grange day, to meet assessors of Hancock church scored another big success at its meats obtainable Miss Agnes Smith, of Providence, K. I., county fair, Orland. towns and secure information to enable annual fair, Wednesday and Thursday of attention. is visitang
lu wish** Moll to know that — •metaT* oarateadiHfc ttMuLw dipping Remember There 'will be no tha atom* of pcpplaa la boiling watar aa charge toon as picks it. will, hoop thorn tnsk lor on a if are not days, jaataa Moil arid. particular party call you with Hla oat to aat ap Hh kingdom, Dam M. B.'a: connected with the person whose name doas It aat aeano aa If many of tha Mj latter will fear* a far Allan at rial this loadwa of oar day m, with thatr to- tlroa. Saaa after tel laat latter, I had la taka you have given to the toll operator. email Ofht. woaao tat thatr Mala try aartk kaak at tka a trip te bad far a weak, thaa craoa area ad tor twa aaaka. aa 1 Mlaaaarl rtrar, tka “kip Matty'. Thla part Thaa, ba«aa te teal Ukr teyaaMaad plaaatrip taroawhara, hatter and Behnh natal la an ogee Ood haa had •I Ik* appar Mtaararl aa*. ta Ik* *14 alaan- mj [Two-number calls cannot be made for a person, halt (aad I da raallaa ha la tbr hast half af specified Hie "Own faithful om thowgh alwaya haat May* aaalnta* by may lar«* fcnta such calls will be answer the at. this laash) aronk.t hta toot la tha roorotag charred for if there is any by only a few comparatively. Oaa day aa that pi tat btlatta Laala aa* Fait Baataa taarhlaa whsal, apralalaa aad lwtatla« hia la« laotnaa atnod Ua altar at Bothal station which has been by M araaktac aaaaral boaaa la hid teat. Ba guled.] aanpattaa; oarrylap aappMaa ta tka araiy to ban than naa a maa of laeoaaa has Bat aUppad tar tsa aaaka. aarr by tha a from Ood oat of Judah with maaaage aid af eratshaa ar aaaa. Therafarr roj daty You can obtain rates to tha Lard, aad he aald that oaa woald any place by asking coma (bom the hoaae David, called Jo- 1 alaaya eteiat 1 aaa bars aadar a lack? no atar, aad 1 hallrai for the will be ttah. who woald bon tha boaae of tha seraij It aaa as. tor ay toll operator. There •rat tteogbt after tea aeatdaat aaa fhlaa prliatt upon that attar; aad aa a te leek tar help. A telapbaar ■ aaaa pa breach! aaa a for such a call. ttga that It would bo ao tha attar waa charge aapbaa tales nroorad, aba had )mat dalahad aad tha aahaa acattemd. then reat a aa baton lla ehlaf trlbatary. Laala aa4 Otark, aa tkatr Job, taaaty-faar boon. ha aaa Jeroboam attempted to lay held af bare aad teak hold af all tha laaraay of aaplaratta* aapal kara aaaaial aaawrsea Haas If want to tha maa of Ood. hat Me hand dried af each la leaf the toll to you May* ta MM, aaM hen at Valor*, tka kou shape. you operator report aad ha could not *iw it bach A food aaaa aad ap. cklaf, Mttlap MaU, altar kla aaaaan at Oaa. aetchbor helped fat Iks hay la haters this aefal tala aad the actual cost of the when the message ■gala until tha man of Ood prayed for CaMirl aaaaaat aa tka Ltrtla kip Bara ta ted settled. call, 1 hare besa a Mm. Then he aeked the maa of Ood (triad keros te a harotlttt girl tha past year, aad aaw aha Is whet I is ask her to do so when to homo with Mm that he might re- Tin*. *Mta* Maaataa Batina*. last completed, please go ae while ana ■aad, lata of ethrn an adrartlaiaa frvoh Mm with food aad give Mm a Hart aerk,orar-axartioa. xtlk, aan aaaelaa. Hlaaa'a U aim at Mphtly appUa*. a tar help they eoroa to roe. I aro aa glad to ba the order for the call. bat he that ha waa HtUa aa* aonaaaa Ilka you give toward; replied qalat, yaar *laappaan nail scale. Lika “Peliyaaea”. I aaa plod auk. ’‘Mvtktap arar hat pa* Aka yaar the Lord not to do tMa. ate aa wens. Wt all charged by Sioaa'a UxtaraL 1 aaa arrar tkaak yaa thlaas aaadar Mr. C. la Shortly after tMe an oM prophet of aaeaph.” arltaa oaa pratefal aaar. ktapa aet rotaaa a teat. If the no we will aakarlap, arkaa aa* Aa aaaallaal wanted has who hod been told Me eoaa palaa. A tai *M frtaad. tent to may «f yaa aa person telephone, Bethel by couatar■ 1 rritaat, battar aa* rlaaaar lhaa BUM tea of tMa Incident, caddied Me aar aad aaatartf. All Drapptat* Me. Oat a bortla to- Graaa, dylay aaaaa u> atliaa away, to a small additional mes- day. Fraetrataa wnhoat rabbi a*. aad waatad la aaa bm. I It Im- try arrange, for, faond tha men of Ood rttttng under thaayht yaaalMa la Maaa ham loay aaaaah la aaa in oak aad Invited Mm home, bat the have him called to a station har. Dr. Bayarthy talayhoaad ha waaM aaad sage charge,to pay of aa he did to Jen- ■aa Ood replied hta aataatahlla If I waald (a, which ha did. Man. Tncn roe ma propnee an met aad hdw thaahfal I aaa that I waat. a When some- n angel had told Mm to mo* tor taahaoaly Head low daya. I waa aat yaaa you leave your office or home, tell Mm and to bring Mm homo. (But the away (raw ham twa haora. I yam Dr. Bayarthy arlahaa 1 aoald aata lac hta to ha one where are Then toll aid nan Ood.) To this the an of Ood you going. your UDOCT! yaaaraar, hat that waa aat a aata yattlay aat, aaly aaa ad tha aatay hlad daada J hare calls As sat at table a may follow prophet they strange • do. Dau~ you. Baaaage came through the old prophet to bo dotay rary wall la da ad. which was fulfilled when the nan of aanbarioy yoar aaandaa”. Ood left Ma hooaa, for a Boa mot Mm ALWAYS AT HAND" Artrr Madoa. New and klllod him. but did not ant Mm England Telephone and dM not barm the aas on wMrh he SOUTH HuUKHlU. rude. TMa story la forty racendad to Kalph Baada Is Tlaitlay la rdiUaytna and I Kings am. The fulfillment of tbs Mis. Caalaa Outer, of Brooktoa, Maaa., Telegraph Company pan of (lad’s prediction some 800 la riattlny har aiatar, Mia. CharIaT Barrio! C. C. CurriNO, Manager later to found to II Kings xxtfiL Mra. W. 4. Johaaoa aad lltUa daayhtar fears Rarrist Halted frindt of at Baitlott’a lalaad As to the death of the mu Ood tor last wash. I hare often wnndsrad dtoohedtoars * Mm Mia. Tmmk KUla aad Mias ChraUaa “— If Pan! had It la mind whoa ha wrote Sharon, of Arliaytoa, an rasad- GeL Ltd According to tboaa words mSJ lay a law waakt at Charlaa Haadacroa'r. there air many who are under that Any.». C. as==_==^^=^ rates bees ass they do not preach the ul Mmplr gospel. * We must hoar only 8m TO faai;atraa«. hare yood ayyctlta aad dl- . Dr. whet Ood the toed ha< sold (Pa. Ixxxr. Station. jlaap aaaadly aad n)oj Ufa, aaa • Bardock hi aad Bittara, tha <*o*f to an ela* i fatally tyatta J> *od (g tsale. Priaa |Ut-if«. bluehill fair. therefrom* ^ be Immediately expelled AotbwjUo pedigree* of blood (took of ell bo which be fob tub exhibition at required, muet Bled -aK8 »ltb the secretary et time of ootry. So PARK. •oimel will be allowed a unteea MOUNTAIN lOUDd. premium
Lt*rr Aim nrruBMATio* fob gratuities. worn n hamoock Owing to tbo leek of time end other VniiBr-rom* doubtleee meuy article! of value •OCIHTT. end COl’STT AOBIOOLTOBAL lotereet manufactured and grown la thle county have been overlooked In the fair and onttlo abow of tba enumeration of the following premium T1M, annual aoctaty wlU It nanooek county a*rl«*ltnral la eerneetly hoped that all paraona at Mountain part, Blnablll, Tnaa- having inch article! of kind will “r^ld" any Wadoaaday and Tbnraday, Au«. », k'odly bring them in, and they will be awarded tor Tba baa iannad Ita apace exhibition the tarn aa i.oda. aodaty Ueted article*, and ia the of ol it, opinion Hat and circular (anarai In- the judgoe and director*, aucb article* are lor axhlbttow, which U palntad entitled to a premium, grataitiee will be ^»aiiou awarded. Any pereon having novelties of any The Choice of tba aodaty ara: P. P. Mar- ^Toffloara kind that would prove instructive or in- A. C. rica- will a rill praaidanti Uladtlay, teresting confer favor on tbs society by them for ex btbitioa. d,nl; Max H. Hlneklay, traaaurar; presenting E. sL Orlodall, aacratary; U Oaoood, CAMPING. A. C. P. H. H. among -mow, Oagood, Allan, Parties turn Is bed Sportsmen! j K, tenting grounds free. Good water inaid* the g Laach, diroetow. spring grounds. Tb* management deairea to make tbia AO lovers of the great outdoors—fishermen, hunts- to exhibitors. on* IMPORTANT grand picnic, and will do alt tn its tennis — all choose tk» power to those a time. men, golfers, players for any information give attending good addrtMtH* (ocrclnry, li. L. OrindtU. SPORTING EVENTS. fair. as Pmobteoi, Main*. Tb* management has made arrange- CIGARETTES the mildest, purest ments lor a bell book lor exhibitor* will b* gam* each day. Dance Entrr >n town hall each and most form of smoking tbo owe rotary a fur Aagaot so, night. A band will enjoyable J^e,i with tarnish music each day and lor dances. A will on for tbo trotting non moot merry-go-round be the ground with these lovers cf per* is cn important All rntrioo each day. Smoking oo or before Aagaot SS, MU. oo * li.de Special attractions each day. of their Th wan: the f.n.ast entnr* tor tbooo 0*0*000 wUl pooltiroly part day’s pleasure. rj, nk on that dole, at 11 p* It isn't door DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENTS. and most satisfying sme’-e they can get. En,r,e. tor the draft eooteete muot bo _£u at lent ooo boar be tor* tbo Umo tor I. H. Allen, trotting boras*. surprising, then, that so many spoilsmen choose Uke K. H. boras* and oolt*. contort* to plnoo. Allen, CIGARETTES! Eoirio* tor all artloloo, otock, me na- G. A. Part, cattle, sheep, twin* and PERFECTION ture., prod ooo, ole., moot to mad* bo- poultry. and *U Georirs contest. 12 rn. Tuoodar, Aagaot », Pert, drawing PERFECTIONS are ^r/wroji* m'/ed cigarettes. Thomas Oriere, superintendent ot ex- taaPon- of ™»Mmpl*tIu[«njr kioo IW NqMMMl to (lw hibition ball and agricultural product*. They are made of the purest and finest Virginia Sic Ol — Automobile* new tin foil thut's entranco too »UI bo charged on ox- tree, spacious parking hand-wrapped package why they klbltr of my kind mad* by rootdont* of ground prepared. in condition, free and easy-drawing. roomy. A limited amount ol Checks will be glran to persons (saving keep perfect fLacark tb* until 12 o’clock each will bo rooorrod lor exhibitor* oat- ground* day. Ask dealer for a of PERFECTIONS No antraac* lee for your package 2*011 be county, at roooonabl* rot**, bat being charged stock, will bo awarded to oacb *x- produce and manufacture*, sack exhibitor today ! no premium will be to hi* admission * required purchase ticket tb* same as to* the coupon you find in each Plenty of .tall* and pen* will b* fnr- general public. Keep and nirbod for home, call**, oboop owtno, Rmm. Thus crcon ce will tbo toe- package. h*texhibitor* ptoaoo notify DAY. oo tbot FIRST nun early of rpaco required, good for many valuable ; ut.v.t- S. rccommodntioao may bo turn I. hod 3-00 TrA and Paca, Parts, (100 oapte and 2.21 ifl tlBH*. 2.19 Trot Pam, 125 Plenty ol walor on tbo ground* to SECOND DAY. and eoppir tbo dock In tbo drtoet time 2.33 Trot and 2.35 Pics, lor which waUr I* Paris, fl2S lorali tber purpoooo 2.25 Trot and 2.27 Pics. 125 moded. 3.00 Trot or Pace, open to GENERAL REGI’LATIONB. horse* owned in Hancock county. Pone, |B0 exhibited (or AH article* premium* THIRD DAY. should be on tb* ground* Monday eveo- ihg. Aug. 30. and notbing will be received 2.17 Trot and 2.19 Pace, Pane, (175 later than 13 m. Tueaday, Aog. >1. 2.40 Trot and 2.42 Pace, 12 Eotrie* lor article* end Block to be The parse tor each elate to be divided at Bade on Monday. Aug. 30, and positively followa: SOper cent, to flnt, 25 par cent, not later tbao 13 m. Tuaaday, Aug. SI. to tecond, 15 par cent, to third, 10 per Entries Mould bn made srllb tb* tecre- cent, to fourth. National rales to govern. tarv. N. L. UrlodalL, South Penobscot. Hopplet allowed. Maine. Cattle not drawing premium*, Entnnce tee, 8 per oent. of puree, to ac- driven over Hr* mil**, will be entitled to e company nomination, and 5 per cent, ad- mileage ol (lee cents par mil*, distance ditional to wlnnen. to he reckoned one way. Entries, five or more to enter, four to Stock to be on tbe ground* by 9. a. m. •tart. the first day. Kntrte* to close August 23, at 11 p. m. CI OAR ETT3S # mock will be Judged at 9 o'clock on tbe No conditional entries. second day. Each person owning stock Horses distancing the Held to have flnt man be on bend to bring ble animals out money only. Two bones from same stable “fill that the none implies lajudgee' ring. may start in a nee. Specimens ot agricultural product* mutt The right to change prognm is reserved. he thoroughly cleaned end In boxes, tab* Races start at 1 p. m. or basket*, end bee* a suitable place to All entries most be made or addressed he numbered by tb* secretary or anpertn- to N. L. OautDklX, Secretary, South Pe- tsndeot ol tbe department. nobscot, Mains. No two members ot tb* name family can All horsea entered and not started in enter vegetables, (arm crop*, dairy prod- race* will be charged fl per day for hay uct!. canned geoda, ate., and trait In tba and stabling, and same will be collected tame rises. beforn bone* will be allowed to leave the No premium* will be paid except on fair grounds. articles raised or manufactured, and ani- The society reserves (he right to close mal! owned and kept within tbe limit* any class not Ailing and open another in o( Hancock county. tta place. Judge* examining animals and article* _ an requested to report their awards to tb* PREMIUM LIST. •ternary before 11 a. m. ot tb* second day. •ad to him only until after tb* award ot Horse Department. premium* is published. r. B. AUen, Supt. Any driver exercising cruelty or using CLASS 1. profanity while driving bta team shall be immediately ruled off tb* ground by tbe Beet draft tuition, three-year-old Judge*. or over, weighing 1,200 or over, f 9 00 No person who to an exhibitor can act Second beet. 3 00 to on the claw In which be axbibita. Beat draft tuliion, two-year-old, 100 judge each 2 00 Seoond beet, 50 Beat bait dozen head* cabbage, 1 00 Best riding wagon, No premium* or mileage will be on weighing 1,000, 4 00 breed, Beat 2 00 paid Second beet, 100 Best four Plymouth Rock chicks und Second beet, SO delivery wagon, •niclee or performance unless adjudged Second best, 2 00 Beet 100 Third beet, 75 oockerel, 100 Beet peck parsnip*, SO sleigh, worthy by the judges, although there to Bast breeding draft mare end colt, 3 00 Beet 100 Beet Second best, 50 Second beat, 25 pang, oo competition. Second best, 2 00 grade heifer, two-year old, Beet 1 00 each 2 00 Best lour Bull Cochin chicks and Beat peck ot largest potato**, 100 axe, Preeiiveie will act he paid to whihftor* Beet draft colt, three-year-old, 3 00 breed, Beat ot other 100 2 00 Second beet, 1 00 cockerel, 100 Beat oclerr, 50 specimen edge tools, »»lif two weeds M* fair. flaennil best, ox 1 00 s/fer each 3 00 Second best, 50 Second beat, 25 Beat eat horse or shoes, each, It the should not reset** money Beet draft coll, two-year-old, 3 00 Beat grade cow, breed, 00 society 2 00 Best (our chicks and Best cauliflower, 50 Second best, •hough to to exhibitors in 200 Second beet, Wyandotte pay premiums Second nest, 1 00 100 Second beet, 25 Beat sample of other blacksmith tall, will be ac- 3 00 Third beet. cockerel, they paid proportionately, Beat draft coll, one-year-old, Second 50 Beat peck wheat raised in the county, 1 00 work of iron, 50 cording to what the society may receive. Second b4st, 2 00 best, Best iron 100 CLASS 4. Best (our White Leghorn chicks Second beet, SO catting, Premium* will ha forfeited If not called 100 Third 25 Best sample ot tin or sheet iron • CLASS 2. and cockerel, best, tor before • 100 January 1,191*. FAT CATTLE. Seoond beat, 50 Beet peck barley raised in the county, 75 work, each, Every animal or article entered tor 100 pro- Best driving stallion, weighing not Beet two Pekin ducks and drake, 1 00 Second beet, 50 Best sash and doors, each ■inm must be the en- Beet tat cattle, «E 00 1 00 owpad by person less than 1,000, joke Second best, 50 Beat 4 quarts ot peaa, 100 Best hand-made ladies’ boots, it, or his and all three-year-old_* Second beet, 2 60 150 tering family, prodaota and over, I® ®) Best two Black ducks and 100 Second best, 50 Beat hand-made calf boots, ot the hours Baat three-year-old eteere, 3 00 drake, 100 farm, dairy, orchard, garden, Oioonii but, 3 00 pair Seoond 50 Best 4 quarts ot beans, aach kind, 1 00 Best riding harness, or must be entered the Second beet, 2 00 beat, 100 shop by producer Bast two-year-old, 4 00 Best two Mallard ducks and 1 00 Second 73 Best team harness, or his bs finished driving stallion, Beat eteere, 3 0Q drake, beat, specie! agent, and mast Seoond 2 00 pair two-year-old Second 50 Third beet, SO sad beet, Second beat, 2 00 beet, Honey, Dairy Products, etc. complete. Best driving mare and colt, 4 00 Best two ducks and 1 00 Best dozen ears ot oom, each kind, 75 All farm mast have breeding Baat eteere, 3 00 Muscovy drake, end garden prod acts Second 2 00 pair one-year-old Second 50 Second best, 60 CLASS 10. teen beet, •- 2 00 best, produced or harvested the prewot 1 90 Afcond beat. 100 Third 25 Beet 50 Third beet, ■> Best two turkeys and gobbler, best, honey, P Tstr. iod oa* exhibit of Beat eteer calree, only every variety Best driving colt, three-year-old, 3 00 pair Second 78 Best 50 Second best, 50 bom ih* can be en- Second beet, 3 00 beet, pumpkin, eem* planting or crop 200 two and 100 26 Best batter, not less than 8 3 00 tered Second best, 2 00 Beet geese gander, ■Beoond best, lbs., for premiums In Its doss. 100 Third beet, 75 best. 2 00 Third best, 5 00 Seoond beat, 50 Largest pumpkin, Second whan by lb* sso- 3 00 Baat yoke oxen owned in county, 2 00 Exhibitors, requested Beet driving colt, two-year-old, 3 00 Largest squash, 75 Best cheese, tetery or ot depart- 200 Second beet, Agricultural Products. 100 by superintendents Second beat, 2W Best squaab. 50 Second best, Bsuts, am sxpsctsd to make verbal or 1® Third beat, Second 26 Bast loaf brown 75 written Third beet, matched 5 00 Thomas Grieve, 9upt. best, bread, statement* oos>earning their oon- Beet yoke cattle, Second beet, 36 with »»eb Best driving cdt, one-year-old, Second beet, 2 50 CLASS 7. Fruit Raised Exhibitor*. toibuttons; refusal to comply ■eeood best, 200 by Beet loaf bread made from floor, nqnest tha exhibit from Hereon* enuring oxen for premium* no may bar pis- Third beet, 150 But collection of produce, |3 CLASS 8. manufactured in this county, 100 Blum. enUr only in on* darn. The eociety 2 00 Beet matched pair of driving harass, 2 00 may Second but, Beoond beat, 50 Awards will in do saw bs mads wbsn 2 00 offer* (or the But of 1 00 76 Beat driving horses, On* peck wheat, BMt collection ot 80 Best loaf bread, ■tesihibit to dwmsd tbs Jadgm) to gentleman’s 100 Beat die play of oxen owned by Second SO trait, fl 36 (by Seoond bset, but, Seoond beet, 100 Second beat, teI of tbs mao, But of 1 00 75 unworthy prsmlam. peck oete, Beet 5 80 Best specimen ot maple sugar, * hen there i* bat on* In a Cattle Department. Baat di*play of oow* owned by on* Second SO piste Baldwins, specimens, 36 competitor 5 00 but, Second 36 Beoond best, **•••, tbs asrard the find prv- man, But ebuf of 1 00 bMt, 00 judge* may O. A. f*eri, dept. oat*, BmI 80 Bast collection of preserves, 1 tetum, it bet it not worthy of Baat dl*play of young etock, 2 year* Second SO plate Mlldlnge, 50 mtmoriOBS, 5 00 but, Second 36 Second beat, the gist and In the CLAW 9. and under, Beet ebuf of 100 beet, temlsiog prsmiam, if. barley, Best 80 Beet collection of pickles, 75 opinion of or article of IMS • tow wii 80 plate Bassets, the Judge*, tha animal At tha tefialatun Second best, 38 Beoond best, 36 ■bj be woond CLASS A But of Bou Second bMt, worthy of tha premium, warn 10c all acr(cultoral aoetottoa peok iharly potatoes. BmI 80 Bast collection of Jellies, 75 tteu the mast award the soo- poand Second SO plate OcMnisga, 35 Judgm only on mates, Bait aow with Uttar of alx or more but, 38 Beoond best, ted premium. not to pay any peominma rrada But 75 Seoond bMt, peck Early Maine, BMt 80 Bast preserved strawberries, 75 The will is eaaa aoctoty should not comply Haoood beat. B0 plate Bellflower, msnagvr* take every precaution any Seoond 38 Beoond beet, 36 tor the safe of animals and It would loan its Stats ■jaw w But bast, keeping with this tow 3 00 peck Early Vermont, Beet Fame use or 80 **“*•* after arrival and for Baat fuU blood boar, Second SO plate Snow, Flower*. arrangement which manna a lot to thaas aocia- 100 but, Seoond beet, 38 bat tha association will not b* stipend, Saoood baat, Baat 78 CLASS 11. oxhibitloa, will ba peck Early Northern, Beet Bed Astracban, 80 ••sponsible tor lone or that ttoa. Tbars (ora, no pramluma paid Bait throa (mediae iheep. Beoond 60 plate collection house 75 any damage 300 but, Siooixl Mil. 36 Best plants, • Btjr occur. mast rive mil—. Second boot, Beat 78 SO Kxhibitors per- ob gndo peck Early Prolific, Best Seoond beet, •teU stteuUoo animals and Third beat, Second SO plate Northern spy, 50 to thstr Baat !uU blood Shorthorn bull, (BOO >00 beat, Seoond 38 Beet collection out Sowers, end at fair attend *® Baat three Umba, Beet Clark’s No. 78 bMt, 56 «iolee, the do** of the boat, 100 peck 1, BMt 80 Seoond best, “ *bs'» • 00 Second baat, Second baat. 60 plate Oravensteln, wild 75 removal. Bast full blood Jarasy bull, 80 .Second bMt, 38 Best collection flowers, The association oflwa a liberal reward Third beat, Beat of 78 Seoond best. 50 book ot each peek Bunty Hebron, BMt SO arrest sod of Baat thoroughbred Second but. 80 plate King Tompkins, 50 I®‘be aoavteUoa any p*r- blood bull, 300 Second 38 Best collection dahlias, *te or psnoas in cornmit- BsstfuU Ayrshire J brawl, But of bMt, Second beet, 56 apprehended Weond beat. * 00 3 00 peok iharly Ohio, Beat DucbeM ot 80 “H»ny mallcioa* mtochtof or or Saoood beat, Second 80 plate Oldenburg, Best collection removing blood Hanford bull, ® beat/’ Second 38 asters, arttdaa lalt with tbs saso- Baattull Beat New 78 best, Second best, 55 Psnoinlng any --a boat. peck 1/nun, Beet Nodbead, 80 teMlon tor sxhlMtioa or otbsrwtw. Poultry Department. Second beet, 80 plate Bset collection blood Hototaln bull, 9 W Seoond 38 pansies, no person shall ba In tb* Boatful! But 78 beet, Beoond 56 permitted Wound baat, 9® CLASS 6. peck Delaware, BMt 80 best, or Beoond but. 60 plate Porter, be the ex- judging rings axnapt tbs Jadgaa, grooms of bulla required; all to Second 28 The flowers to grown by teteons in officers PMtonsa AU breed! of fuU-hlood fowl, (our fowl Six bMt, one or lot. charge of tha anfiaato, old or orar. Butpeck Early Wuks, Yellow 60 hibitors in garden "*bs bars of the ba ona year and oook. Second 80 Bast plate Transparent, sssociattea sad mam bull calf of aach best, Second 28 Bast taU blood Baat 78 bMt, Oil and Water Paintings. ^ ^ Baat four Plymouth Book fowl and peck EdHy Ontario, BMt 80 marked wun Beoond 60 plate Wealthy, CLASS 12. me,, will to iag» oook, best, Seoond 38 tann.hed tto went* flJO80 Beet other 78 bMt, Beat fl 00 by designating oow of aach bnad, 3® Saoood baat, peck any rariety, BMt 80 specimen ot.oil painting, timber of and tto en- BmufA Second 60 plate Harvey, Hj* entry, Baat lour Light Brahma fowl and but, Second 38 Seoond bast, 50 most to entirely Baoond bast, f S 100 Best Wortael beets, 78 beet, 100 ttoy pwJ Third but, 100 cook. peok Mangel Beat doaen re, 78 the control of tto ofBcen of tto 80 Second IB pea ?a<>*r full blood hsltar call of aach fleoond boot, beat, Seoond 36 B**tcra^on*drawln,, ease to re- Bast 1 00 But 78 best, ■waation, and nut in no *« Boot four Buff Cochin fowl and oook, peck but*, Boat cultivated 100 Best pencil drawing, 100 totoretto °toes of tto fair without bnad, 80 Second best, 16 plate cranberries, 50 iwnnt1 bBt, 1 ® Second beat, Seoond best, 78 Second beat, Baat tour Brown fowl and Beat peck carrots, 78 Beat India-ink 100 Bast full blood halter, ooa-year-old, Leghorn BmI plate grapes, 78 work, Gambling deafen of all kinds, and all 3® oook, • I® Second best, H Second bset. 50 ot aach broad, Seoond bast, • Honor tto are * 80 Best of 78 100 JjWjf upon groonda, (Wymd bwi, Saoond baat, peck turnips, Beet water-color painting, and ob- fowl and 100 Second V Manufacturers Department. H™*** prohibited, any person full blood halter, two-yaar- Baat tour Wyandotte ooek, but, Second peat, 00 any intreettam of tto ebore nils Baat 3® 80 Baat 100 100 5"*»g•'ll bnad, Beoond baat, peck onions, Manufactured in 1915. Beet stencil work, confer. favor tto aaaaa dfi,aaeh Brown chioki Beoond beat, 78 M by reporting Baat four Leghorn CLASS 0. Ssopnd bset, or giasral superintendent and cockerel, 100 Best half peck ripe tomatoes, 100 Best burnt work, 100 i^recretary 80 Second 80 Beet covered manufactured No 3® Second boat, besa, carriage Second best, 50 intoxicated parson or parsons staU bSS?3s^«.®-^ 100 Baat four Brahma chick! and Bast peck green tomatoes, 78 in county, P 30 °a bast. light allowed anon tto grounds, and any Second SO Best (Mm 3 00 f Continued on page «.) one-year-one, oockeni, 100 | Second bast, | wagon, p"*00 or peraoaa guUtyol any'disorderly Bastgmdehmter, XMmtunnmta. ihc Ellsworth American CtRUTf oos&ir. SI MMER SCHOOL. FARM DEMONSTRATIONS. -- C Ai jrr —>— ~l — Former President Taft's first grand- Successful Term at Caatine Closed News of Interest to Hancock ounty child, a was born to Mrs. Robert Taft « LOCAL AHI> MLITNAl JoVBMAL boy, Friday. Farmers. Bar Harbor PC ALIA* BO at Saturday. A successful term of summer school Old Reliable MUSIC the © Ace of the coast? agent, O. N STORE • TUT WBOABAI'AT APTBBWOOB closed at Caatine August A. The steady (From CSTABUSHKO )••• Ellsworth.i AT The coastguard cutler Woodbury, after of this school in recent and Worden, | growth yggre ■ S On the of 9. OMast nt Ini lidm (myS* KMchihi! In* Hi* h, • LLATTOBTH. IA1H. rounding out fifty-one yean of faithful the deep interest taken in U by elemen- evening August representa- At rot tives from various sect iocs of the eastern Sheet Mn.lr and Moaic Book*. Motor service along the coast, has been sold to teachers of the State are some of the Tele#, Bicycle*, Sewin, tary Marbinee, Victor and Ed loon Thlkinar MAUOt* OOCWTl rVBLIAHITA. VO Thomas Butler Co., dealers, of Bos- part of the county gathered at Elia worth Machine*, Typewrit...* junk best proofs that the teachers appreciate Vacuum Cleaner*, Boat Card* of local rtew*. ton, for the of seven bids of Worden O W II Total BAttor AAd Viupi f4,28A, highest the afforded by request County Agent received. excellent opportunities by a KellaMe, Alwati f p-to-date, Ally* to summer schools. consider the advisability of forming Aiwa)a Alway* Ctutoiner.-*'°nier» |a. TAMAA’ I fl*«- Pi •* A rAA». plAOlof A1 trreata, Aiwa). Guarantee Satisfaction. The sees a in the Two courses of professional stud* Cvjunty Farm Bureau or Council, alAIM » AAU fur (Arm buaiAs If iaU Literary Digest joke Advisory j were offered this year, the second course HIGH GRADE. MiW ft OPAABTU pl «A. T» AAA ■> mu item in T«* Amesicax several the function »f which to be GOODS ALWAYS HOME BETTER printed to those teachers who were co-operative MADE IWfUiUtlt A(»aI* iupAAA » mtt Alt AT- being open weeks about an Klleworth Falls calf work with him for the advancement of KA9V PAYMENT TERMS IE nrvu ata mua„A«d Al (A# rBAA *f PI pal ago regularly accredited students in the sum- j DESIRED AAI born with “three hind lege, one where a mer school in 11*14. Special course# the agricultural interests of the county. chosen either or both A Aram:-p Baiaa Am wunlii aaA win A* foreleg ought to be”. Probably the could be from The more urgent needs of the county 1 AAO IMA! (A AppHrAMlOA /Hgesf men who discovered the joite courses. A special course in public school c "Main came up for consideration, and ways sod I Cl FMFNT street, wouldn't tell a calf’s hind leg from its music was* given this year. All these *** Bar »m»lA u. uMrrml means of were dis- BuLliruramtrwLkWAOum foreleg tf it to be detached from courses have furnished excellent and meeting these needs ^.F... .T.... ? Harbor, Maine. no, aaA ai> rrm• aaA mmrj ra'irat mato pay happened tbs animal. much appreciated opportunities for teach- cussed in considerable detail. It was the ala u Tha Haaiuu a cwtrr* piaciaaiaa _ ers to increase their vocational OO. A ivurAA. WAtra efficiency. opinion of those assembled that along the custom established A of each has been up to Following by part day given with the general reconstruction work of Y. M. O. A. recreation. Picnics, bathing, COCXTY Jtptrul Xoticis. her late husband, Mrs. John 8. Kennedy boating, the county agent, should drives, walks moonlight excursions special emphasis Tbia amk'i Million of TLo announces that the grounds “Kenarden be placed on r be follow tag projects. dancing and as well as literary Interested Audience* at After* mnorann. tennis, Better seeds. Sunday of Anirrutn la 2.44MI MiplAA. Lodge", the moat beautiful of Bar Har- and musical have furnished de- Board of Skat* programs urcnsra renovation. noon Meeting*. AaaoMn,,. bor * many summer show places, will be entertainment * for all. Com- lightful Belter land and culture. In the series of Sun- Aa«att«. iri thrown to the after- mittee* were cboeen student preparation | The first meetings open public 8aturday from the More home vrak for 1P1*. MM canning. Mwwoni will Avarafp per noon* during August The pleasure thus body to sod direct the recreation of afternoon address** wars bald Sunday XArarora.0* in i»i*ion m »*,„ plan ta to be I bat aa day It noted these projects boat* In Eilnonnh on sfforded to resident* end transient visitors each eek. Islaaford aud Southwest Har- TharvtUy, ihr ibk^u* •re seasonable, no two will demand lull at- afternoon at of ao««*. .«• to Bar Harbor tn greatly appreciated. The instructor* have been among the .'cine*m...atV. U2L£j WK[>*KHI>AY. APOIST II, 1*1*. tention at tbe same tune, and Just as soon bor. Tba attendance was and tba oISc* in Bor Harbor oa Prtdav. th» beat and meet thoroughly efficient large *'*'X?7r very as can be the interest keen. of A of oat, at • o'clock a m, a tie secured. tbe plana completed, “speed Our North fVnobarnt that could During tem- coaat* of Hnacock. to accorr correspondent plow,” will be tbe slogan ol a (all plow- The meeting at Isleslord was held In the Info-ni.- ™„tk< porary illness of A. F. Richardson, for raabl. th.m to aal. . )„„ “ Villa "To boll with the sixes tbe Situation in bis sec- ing campaign designed to cause such an Neighborhood ball at 2.3h. The praise 4'.,^. * General says, op bay crop twenty-five years principal of this school, tb* lauble property overturn ot tbe soil and change In meth- service at the of the mealing waa aald7o0,„, Statea!” bit back- tion. which applies to other sections of W. l>>Hall, who ha* been transferred to opening la*mtt*at* char.*, of concern. l'nurd Simply ods ot same, that tbe idle acre ot aacre- from handling conducted by Mr. Hanlon, county *rty from Utatlon. of andtrcalaatlor. the county, a* follow*; “tforae of tbe Gastine the Presque Isle normal ,^5« handed of Inviting ua to Mexico. to-day will become as a myth ot pre- tary. Georg* c'urtl* rendered a violin solo. fallarp Ic aaaoaa property Haiti. t„ way farmers who bad small have fin- •chool. has been acting as director of the crops historic tunes. Or. tlonbam's address on "Food" waa O' ished but others have hard- summer school and giving instruction in ?• HrJntu, having, many Just think! The old-fashioned plowing j made inierrslingtotb* audience **"**. commenced Tbe have much and tn history of education in especially ’L.J a,0** A careful estimate of the loss in I be ly majority pedagogy baa ta to be revived and come into its own by the use of several charts which tha to cot -a*#d still it rams, rams, Maine. Mr. Hall will continue as a mem- yet rain*, again Be ready, and fall in line when doctor had carefully prepared. The lec- of Maine, doe to the i n*ideruble ts rotting in the fields, ber of the Caatine normal school faculty hay crop dry bay the nail is given. “Do u for Henrock ture waa largely introductory t« the more and I that considerable al- daring the coming year and will act as season and the wet harvest- apprehend practical subject of relative food value*. «t A RIM A* a EOT lib growing in the barn* is assistant to Mr. Richardson. county.'• ready fermenting.” sprAal A similar meeting to the one held The were so much interested that aabvrlnrr season, it at (7,000.000 The Dr. E. Vi. PbUbrook, of the Caatine Jual people brrrby flrr, „„,|W ing places -9-— at Ellsworth will be held at tbe North it will he to root* lector** baa been daly normal school, has had charge of arranged give THE appointed *itrdiBB 5 hi a failure, Penobscot hall on aven- of the ABHn War*, of ttraoklln. in ih, .” apple crop, aiao, reported Foreat Commissioner Mace la send inf and grange Saturday in September in completion sub- “J geography civil government, also i Hancock, ward, and cirrn inf, Ang. It. and on tbe evening ol Aug. of food*. bon,It a. a/.; due to June troete and high winds, out circulars calling attention of munici- music the last half. ject dlrncta All partnnt bavin* 28 there will be held at Ellsworth • < Dr. Dunham with away d*o>.„,t. to tbs “slash law” Miss Helen M of Clif- Joint difficulty got Iba ratal* o!>*ld ward arc drtirv.i and instead of a normal crop esti- pal officers passed by King, principal of men from all over tbe to T.,™ ford j meeting county, from bis interested hearers go to the tb* *am* for Mltlemrni, and school, Portland, has taught methods all ™ mated at (1.500,000. this Is tbe last legislature, and intended to lessen who have tha welfare of (heir et nest meeting at Southwest Harbor. Here tb»r*to ar* r*qa«*trd to make year's crop in arithmetic and reading. j county vn„„-. "• the forest-firs ha card The law, which heart. Then it will be that the first Farm the meeting waa beld in the banquet ball awdlawly. estimated at about (250,000. Miss Young, director of the normal de- went into effect July 3, that inflammable Bureau of the State organised to advance of the 1. O. O. F. Gear 100 Job* P. uni, y partment in Hampden ha* had I building. material, the aiash, shall not be left academy, farming intermix and to reinforce ihe ef- gathered to listen to Prof. W. T. «n*rk. charge of C. 8. history and local history. | people within fifty feet of a railway or a road forts of the county agent will be formed, Sedgwick ou the subject of Senator M. of Sooth Mias Beth Jelliaon. one of the j “Efficiency HIM wmci) D. Chatto, after timber has hewn rut, nor ahall such regular ! and an active campaign for belter farming Hvgiene"; training school teachers, he* instructed •Mngllftc waUwB rw»f of will be a candidate for inflammable material accumulated in the : set in motion. Prof. Sedgwick said that on* need not TJIOfc Fraatlia Brooksville, in local geography and _ JC •iml *0|li« boo** ftftd building and maintenance of railways, English. start out with a strong rrntiilRc re-election to the State Senate from Special lecture* In English were a tn cat* oovvwnoy. necessarily body, bOftrtU where ft*orM«rf; *J*n kZ mad*, and telegraph lines be given for it is to make weak nan* telephone daring one week Mias Esther of possible repeating ••Ur* building. 1*0 c^t. left on the ground. In case of failure to by Dunn, | has its w here Hancock county. Senator Chatto Every community dump, strong bv care. He further out bid* mnnb* **nt to (hr flit clerks Brvn Mswr college. are aaeembled tin cans from all pointed remove such material, tbe forest commis- empty that mucb of the beat work of lb* world aAc* on Of before Moodoj. Aug. 5*. * was in Ellsworth on business Satur- Jerry March, of who has si 'tier m authorised to cause the work to Philadelphia, sections of tbe country. There may be baa been done by those who have been when hid* will b* op*r#d it, rt*tr*U for fourteen years been director of the found at these tight to or *ii bM* day, and when questioned by Thk be done, and the person* liable will be place* representatives from mucb handicapped by physical weak- reject bbjt famous choirs at Bethany church in that all over f**r order. compelled to pay to tbe Slate twice tbe tha country-corn syrup put up in nesses. American editor regarding a rumor city and for nineteen years director of Committee oe Fir* Departbmbi. coat of such «ork. New York, condensed milk made from Next Sunday. Kev. George l.rman Ps«e that he would not be a candidate for musk* in Girard college, was secured to IlltnoM from Cali grass, peaches forma.and will at lslesford at 2 39 on “The THU OII.KA take charge of the music course. Mr. speak KKt MO* 1 lmay some little credit be ours) Maine I re-election, said that there were no THI AMD CATHERINE HILL. also Mind; the Gift of God". The same sub- will b# bed tt lb* town ball la March gave instruction in chorus sweat corn better blur- H’*itfca« ORPHANS and, Mill, ject will be treated by Prolessor Wiliam Hub*, ob lb* HI day of Aorait, mi grounds for the report. On the con- Hancock county people who were in- singing to tbe entire student body daring and from tbe little Sownrries, apples squash O. Sawtelle at Southwest Harbor at a retail*** or* cordially (netted to » At the time tbe two courses ran parallel. bamiet of North Hancock tb* trary, be eaya he has every Intention clined to scoff at the idea that the Hermans Sedgwick. masting at 4 30. meeting )••« year U wm eoted m p9t t At tbe cloaa of tbe course in music, tbe notice in county. tb* paper iBMead of «*a-i:og p«r. a and bad their eyes on tbe March last Wednesday teening, at (. ran berry of being candidate, while he molybdenite deposit Jerry association was formed, as He ports from tbe •OBBt notice*. Lee wood F >an, delegate*, however, Isles, in the town ball, the Y. M. C. A. * at Catherine on tbe in Thr of 28. .art. bill, Cberryfield road, reported Americas July thousands _. bad not yet formally announced him- show that ol case of food are a social. L'nlavnrable weather Those completing work in gave kept as told in Tmr American a few weeks professional i brought into tbe county lor con- adults but about self, will do to at the proper time. course two were: Agnes L yearly many away, twenty-flv* ant be interested to know bow Creamer, sumption, a large part being distributed BailtoiS* ilombc its. ago. may Helen L. boys enjoyed game* and refreshments. Waldoboro; Crowley, MCyto- on lung credit to farmers. Potatoes may The bora came to their hands of Bernard, under the nearly they getting pitlock; Hath W. Davenport. Topaham; ! be tbe of tbe but not money crop county, direction of Mr. Saxton, the county sec- Administration officials scoffed at as well as their it. missed Marguerite Dan forth, Trov; Rycbie Frost, when is used eyes upon They I it to buy food stuffs which retary. last Friday began lb* work of Eastern the that Robert it by ooly about JUD feet. Bangor; Maud M. Hswes, Dixmont; Nellie could be raised st home. After tbe Steamship Lines report Capt. Dollar, M. North pota- digging a cellar for a furnace under the C Holman, the mineralogist—a Hswes. Dixmont; Irene Libby, tom ire and the canned have At4~TMft-WAI-BY.tVATF.lt of the Dollar Vey ! gone goods Community ball at Jlernerd. About half president eteamahip former Kits worth man, tbe Kt. Albans; Lurlioe W. Hillman. been fanner by way— Troy; ; eaten, all the baa left for hi* of the work was The out drawn from Bertha Lord, Biddeford; Marie K. Mad- completed. day liDoe. was going to of hie following deductions oc- year’s hard work la a of tin HANOOR 1.1 XU dispose Bar pita empty ended with a swim, and a social iu the currence* of the mineral at Long Island, in dox, Harbor: Mildred Band*. Saco; cans. vessels because the seamen's evening Tb* will meet again next bill, Hluebill and at miles Mildred Young, Solon. boys bay. Cooper, seventy j la it wonh while to close the yrar with the which thr Those coarse ooe Friday, day upon secretary Turh'a* CAMOKX *a«J which goes into operation November northeast in Washington county, looked I taking were:' Vara a net profit Ilka this? Irrtatnly not, 1 visits at Bernard, and to finish I’.Ri.r % *«t fur and b and, at Catherine the main Archer, Clifton; ZUpha Thorn- attempt ! 4, would make the of these hill, Beaaty, Tbe county agent has been asked what lbe work. operation _ deposit which he knew must exist between dike; Catherine Coleman, Brewer; Bessie be knows about borne canning, and tike leave J.» p m. Wintr?p..r. I il a a. lines Now comes the those two A. Crocker, Hockeport »*» p m. dally for .Htam,. .rt Rti- unprofitable. points. Having found the de- Coulter, Bradley; Mary tbe dead Indian wbrn questioned, an-, 1 Lena Bernice BIRCH HAifBOR. faei. Nortbport. rmmden, R*> k! ..!»* that baa two posit, and without tbe precaution of pro- Brooks; Curtis, Carmel; swered, “Not a thing." report Capt. Dollar told i MB. “ring an he tides, Pasaadumkeag; Ida M. Ed Marvton. wife and daughter, of oj4..,n u|*on it, believing minster, But here is tbe encouraging part of it Henry RinTRSlIUI lean wharf, H"*:oa, of his vessels—one to a Chinese, and knew the Dixmont) Eva M. Clara E. Togu*. are Mr*. owner, with whom be a!ready Frost, Bangor: all. On Sept. 1. tbe extension force of ! viaitiog Maraton* par* at IJM p aa. daily. Old Helen Jhe K the other to a British Arm and betd property in common, did a little sx- t Griffith. Town; L Hanscome, I’nlversity will be increased by tbe sddi- ! K Kiev* an W BWRRIUi FAIR. tha home ot William Robertson at Tank NEWS OOUNTY NEWS Pond, returned boms Sunday. COUNTY (ConManed/Vwn page S.) Mrs. Nicholas Scott, ot Bar Harbor, WEST KffANKUN. visited Edith Abel lasrwsek. SOUTH DEER ISLE. Donee tic Mean (act ur«e. Rodney Asbe and Jerry Warren left last le et H. P. A ion ni born to Mr. and Mr*. Fred tin Rom Beck visiting week tor Stoningtoo where they have em- ®iaa L. Herr 4c*,.Sept. Gray Auk. 2. Hatch’s. ployment. la Vernon Uoodwin it visiting relatives Mr*. Grover Stinson spent Saturday CLASS 1*. Robertson's house has been Rockland. at Beecblatid. Clyde Beet cotton end woolen knit etook- greatly by the addition ot an in’ will hold a lair E. Rollins made a business to improved The lad aid society each » ® J. trip ell and a pair. Hancock this week. piazza. and social Aug. 17. t dull In^a, Tha outlook tor business is vary Charles Warren is a wMk with Beet woolen knit mlttene, Leslie Clark is mess boy on one ot tbe have spending gloeaaand here. Nearly all of tha quarries his sister, Elvira Thurston. eneh pair, ® Maine Central steamers. dosed down for en;indeflnita time. Lyman Stinson, who hat bmn taking Second beet. Miss Rena Coomba la employed at tbe concert in tha I ® The Children’s day hit vacation, it back on the K. P. D. rootdn Beet braided mat, Tar ratios at Hancock Point. church was inter- Second Sunday evening, Aug. 1, Mrs. Sumh ol Is beet, -®, Howard clerk at Tbe A tine was carried out. Carnes, Lynn, Mam., * crag Hardison, Page, esting. program Third beet, visiting her sister, Mrs. Jonathan Stinson. 1 ® Bangor, is home tor a tew days. Mrs. Etta Woostsadied morn- Beet drawn raf, Thursday ladtat’ 80 You has boon in Boston two Mrs. Anna Tracy entertained the tj^cond bMt, Hava Dorothy Clark, who ing, attar an illness at nearly years. aid society last Thursday. • Refreshments ® the past year, ia home on bar vacation. Much sympathy is felt for her husband, Third beet, were mrved. Beet knit C. T. Goodwin and E. E. Coomba were who is lett alone. ruf, Charles and of North Raven, Second beat, SO business visitors in Ellsworth this weak. Aug. 9. H. Bray wife, ___ in town on retatlvee Beet crochet ru*. Bought spent Sunday calling John W. Hardison, wits and daughters, and old friends. Second beat, » who have been at several weeks, LAMOINE. togus little of Mrs. Beet ten yards ra* carpet Id*, are at home. Marion, daughter Ouy 1 00 Dr. H. O. Hodgkins has returned to Cleveland, burned bar heads quit* badly Beat patobwork qoUt, R. Clark and Beeond beet, 78 Charles Dwight Ingraham, Waterville. a tew days ago. ot were week-end ot 8. 8. Third beet, ® Bangor, guests Dr. T. J. King, ot Boston, was at home Janm of and hit Clark and wile. Watts, Boston, bride, Beet ellk qaUt, 1 50 a tew days last week. formerly Maud* Robbins, of this place, 1® Gilbert an old resident and Second beet, Crabtree, Mrs. Jonas and Mias Katharine Jonaa are who have been visiting her tether, have Third M veteran of the Civil war, is quit* ill at the beet, in Boston tor a few days. goo* to Jonmport to visit his parents. Beet knit 1 ® borne of J. A. Darling. bedapread, Mrs. W. H. Edmaater and daughter Aug. ». Second beet, 75 William with his wit* and _ (Taar. Parslow, of Maas., are guests Third beet, W of N. H., are visit- Marguerite, Danvers, daughter, Portsmouth, ot Jcnn Coolidge and wife. OAK POINT. Beet crochet bedapread, 1 ® ing Charles T. Goodwin and wile. 78 Dr. John and Mias Daisy Parrel, of Mn. David Marshall is Ul. Second beet, Goodwin has gone to King vary I ® Miss Madeline Conn., visited Dr. King’s Beet atgban, Bar Harbor where she will be employed Hartford, Prank Coleon was at bom* from Tremont Second 75 moiber, Mrs. Jennie King, last week. beet, in tbe family ot Dr. E. J. Morrison. Sunday. Beet eofa 78 Dr. Clarence and wits, ot pillow, Smith returned night King Spring- Aubrey Alley spent the week-end in Second beet, M E. W. Saturday Maas., who arrived laat Monday, re- Turner where he hss been during field, Broofcsvill* with hi* wife. Beet crochet ehawl, M from turned borne Friday on account of the last illness and burial of his sister, ha* returned to Boston, Second beet, * the Ulnee. ot Mre. Their many friends Raymond Alley King. two with hi* wife Beat knit ® Mrs. Doane. their vacation ie thus cat short. after spending WMk! ehawl, entertain- regret that her*. Second beet,. ® Mrs. Eugene Orcutt baa been ball of St. A social will be held at the grange Beat eofa quilt. 75 In her sister, Mr*. Grsoe Crstty, Mr*. Althm and of Bar ing Friday evening, Aug. 31. lor tbs benefit of Reynolds baby, Second beat, M and her mother, Mrs. George 8. art with her hire. Louis, the library. Refreshment# will be Harbor, mother, Georgia Beet knit ® of West Sullivan. public March. aweater, Hooper, tor sale. An orchestra will furnish music. aeoooa best, » The Misses Morrison, of Bar Harbor, Admission will be a book or tan cents. Jomph Klin* and wife, of Lawrence, Boot wonted knit trimming, 40 and Miss Frawley, of Bangor, were Sunday It stormy, tbs social will be tha Tuesday Mat*., and Miss Eleanor Kingman, of Second 30 Use Miss beet, guests of Muriel and ElreuaDeBeck- evening following. Boston, visited Raymond Alley and wife Best crochet trimming, 40 a few Frawley remained for days. R. H. last wMk. Second beet, 30 f\f Aug. 9. The Clark family reunion will be held Mr. Horn* has returned to bit home Beat knit tidy, 00 at the home of Mrs. Asensth Springer on SULLIVAN HARBOR. in Boston, after two wmka with Emory Second beet. 30 For weather A cordial were 00 Over 26, permitting. Richert. Mr. and Mrs. Richest Best crochet \j August Mias Anna Sibley returned to Cbeleaa tidy, is extended to all. 30 invitation to be present Monday. called to Boston by the Ulnem of Mr. Second beet, will return Beet lace- trimmed 00 9. Echo. re- Richert's sister, but Monday. apron, Aug. _ Mrs. Osoar Aldrich and son have Seeood beet, 30 turned to Prseque Isle. Aug. 9. M. _ Beet Mexican work, 00 FRANKLIN. with bis Years Harry B. Mevnelt spent Sunday Second 30 oorrs ISLAND. best, Thirty Miss Theresa Lswris ia visiting Mrs. lather, James F. Meynell. Beet toilet set, 00 Cleveland Dun wile Bartlett, ot East brook. Rev. H. H. Sauoderson will preach at bam, and baby, ol Second best, * Mn. Frank Foeur, ol 70 Mrs. Emma Morgan, a former resident the church Sunday evening. Atlantic, Rowley, Beet Battenborg lace handkerchief, Ala**., and Miaa Jessie Grsy, of Orrinctou, 00 of Franklin, is a guest at the Relay bouse. and family, of Newbury- Seeood beet, Harry Moody called on Mn. Foster’s sitter, Mn. Vina Beet drawn-work handkerchief, 70 Mrs. Charles Nichols, of Watertown, are guests at A. 8. Gray's. port, Moors, Tuesday. Second best, 00 is visiting ber grandparents, Perrin Nathan Lincoln god wife, of Mass., Cambridge, Mn. Howard Kelley, of Montreal, and a Best table cover, 00 Swan and wife. are at the Bristol hotel. Maas., guests friend an guests of £. 8. Peterson Alt Brood bnt, 36 M. Woodruff, ot w CASTORMmwiw. ■«» y— trv. Mr. and Mn. Robert The village aid society met last week •‘Petit Plalsants”. Beet exhibition of floe'needlework, 70 Xsact Copy wnpjw. rm9 Pa., are of John W. Ridley Park, guests with Miss Patten at Mrs. A. 8. Cummings’. D. H. U. S. Second beat, OO Biaisdell and wits. Chaplain Triboa, N., retired, 00 Moron is will be held Friday. Supper mads his first visit to UoH'i Island Wed- Beet collection of drawn-work, baa rented 30 Mr. Estey, the station agent, will be served at 8 followed a There was a ministerial Second beet, and o'clock, by nesday quite OO the former home of Eugene Banker, social evening. delegation ben Wednesday. In addition Beet pair drawn-work towels, bis tbere. Second 35 has moved family Mrs. WarrenrUrmnn and daughter Mar- to Chaplain Triboa, Rev. T. S. Rosa, Rev, beet, ot Lawrence, Beat collection of doilies, 30 Mias Jessie T. Miller, garet, of Wellesley, Mass., are at the Frederick Palladino and Rev. Mr. Doran the borne of Mrs. F. Second beet, 20 Maes., is visiting at Urann homestead for a few weeks. and Mn. Uorto. for two weeks. Beet Battenborg doily, 00 Leslie Swan, “Rocklawn,” Miss Helen assisted Mrs. Aug.«. Chi fa. Smith, by _ Seoond best. 25 has been visit- Miss Alice Banker, wbo Dayton True, of L'tioa, N. Y., and Mrs. Beat embroidered doily, 50 her mother the month, has re- ing past David Gupt ill, gave a pleasant afternoon SEAL COVE. Second beet, 10 to ber in the pension turned poeition tea Friday at her borne, “Abenmh.” Cot William Koppel and wife, of Bos- Best drawn-work d«Uy, OO office at Washington, 1). C. Aug. 9. H. ton, an guests of Mn. Koppsl's brother, Seoond best, 25 O. C. Nutting, wbo bad a portable mill _. Mr. Harper. Beet flannel embroidery, 50 here last was in town in operation winter, D. H. Txibou, 17. 8. N., retired, Second bast, 25 the shipping of WEST BROOKSVILLE. Chaplain Beet 00 recently superintending wee the gneete at the pillow ebame, of lumber manufactured. Fred and of art emong registered some the Eddy family, Bangor, “Madockawendo" this week. Second beet, 20 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lowell and little guests of Mrs. Mary S. Wasson. Best embroidered turnover collar, 00 Mn. and Mrs. Wilson, of wen of Mars Hill, wbo bave been Lewis W. left Saturday tor Bangor, Seeood beet, 25 Can Freeh After daughter, Blodgett guests of Mrs. Hannah Heath, this weak. Nothing Keep Mrs. Lowell’s mother, Mrs. Abble Mass., where he has employ- Best diawn-work turnover collar, SO visiting Bingham, Miss Gladys Ober returned with them for Dunn, bave gone to Bar Harbor for a tew ment. Second beet, 20 a few days’ stay. 00 days, accompanied by Mrs. Dunn. Ira W. of New York, is Best fancy stock collar, It's Cut Capt. Tapley, Mn. Charles R. Mrs. Joeie Second 35 Up Mrs. Charles E. Dwelley, wbo has been with bis family for three weeks in their Sawyer, beet, Sprsgue and Mlatk Helen Sprague, all of Best white skirt, OO a “shut-in” for the past year or more, was cottage at the Ferry. Rockland, were gassse at Mrs. C. D. Saw- Seoond beet, 20 remembered Saturday, ber that flavor the leaf Word was received here yesterday and called on ot her friends. Beet 50 Real tobacco depends upon being pre- with a shower of and yer’s Friday night robe, gleasantlylrthday, poet-cards, Capt. George H. Stevens was ill in the Mies Bernice Ashley, who is (pending the Second best. 25 the in tbe afternoon was surprised by a few served in its natural state, only by pressing marine hospital in New York. summer at her home ben, will leave in Best infant’s 50 possible of ber friends wbo bad been invited to drees, L. W. DeGest and wife, of tor Atlanta, when she is Second 25 leaves into form and it in it the afternoon with ber. Her daugh- Washington, September Ge., beet, plug keeping by covering spend D. are s few weeks with Rev. to be an instructor In Best infant’s 50 Mrs. Cecil Butler and Mrs. James C., spending Spslman seminary. jacket, and ters, Charles F. Atkins. made the 25 with a natural leaf wrapper. The natural flavor Bunker, served refreshments. They trip Aug. 7. N. Second best, here in their automobile. _ Beat infant's sack, 25 strength of tobacco escape when cut or granulated. Aug. 9._B. The ladies' circle of the Congregational DEER ISLE. Second best, IS church will have its annual sale Beat intent’s bonnet, 60 Thursday, Mrs. John 8. Annis, anti! last fall a PENOBSCOT. with and en- Seoond best. 26 Take a of Sickle that is even dried out ! afternoon, Aug. 12, supper reaidant of this piece, died Monday, Aug. Plug thoroughly Miu Helen Macomber, ot Franklin, tertainment in the evening. Beet tatting, 00 A at her home In Providence. R. 1. Mrs. Second 25 so that when you whittle it off it crumbles into dust, but it ia visiting Mrs. Ella Leach. Mrs. C. H. Bellow and daughters beet, j Annis had bean in poor health since last Beet slumber shoes, 00 Miu Olive of Bangor, Harriet and of N. an will bum and smoke smooth and cool as it has all of its Blaiedell, spent Elizabeth, Utica, Y., spring, following attack of grip, bat Second beet. 20 orig- with Miu Bernice Varnum. been ber Mrs. C. Sunday wbo have visiting sister, none of her friends hen knew that har Best bed chain, 20 inal tobacco flavor in Form. F. have returned to their home. condition was critical. was a preserved, unevaporated Plug Cryrna Bridges, of Chieopee Falls, Atkins, Mrs. Annis Seoond beet, 10 Man., ia the gnnt of William Ctament. Aug. 9. Tomsok. daughter of the late Martin V. Greene. Beet wool 1 00 The moved here blanket*, a Min Lowena Snowman, of Somerville, family from to Provi- (UflOpH best, 50 Whittling pipeful is little trouble, amply repaid denoe last (all. She leaves a husband and Man., is the guest ot Mra. Phebe Snow- SOCTH HANCOCK. Beet ten yards tolled cloth, 1 00 and six also these sisters Mrs. in both and this man. Children; Seoond hast, 1 00 quality quantity. Try experiment W. of ia bar David of Mn. of ie tin. Otw, Brewer, riaiting Tburlow, Stonlngton-, Third heel, 00 for Littla Alice LittleSem, Osatine, E. Merchant. Cheater Demon and Miaa of judge yourself. Moan Little- daughter. Mr*. B. Mary Grasse, Beet ten yards Manual. 1 00 visiting bar grandparents, this and one brothsr, Frgd M. Held and wife. C. B. Colwell apent Saturday night and place, Chpt. Second beat, 75 Greene, of this The was at Harbor, with hia par- place. body Third best, OO Ounces Slice It as Arthur Gouth and Prudence Sunday Pro*pact whan services wen held 3 daughter ent*. brought ban, Bast ten woolen yarn 2 00 returned to their borne in the home of yards carpeting, Bangor Sunday, Wednesday at Mra. Damon, Seoond beet, 1 00 a mlativn here. of and hia wife add use after weak with Hareey Bay, Corea, Bar. O. J. Guptill officiating. Third 75 you were gueata at C. B. Colwell'* best, Capt. J. B. Sellers spent Sunday in town daughter, Beet embroidered 00 Mias Ben* who apron, with bis brother, William Sellers. Ha Sunday. Haskell, U employed la Seoond 25 it is her vacation homo. beet, left Moaday lor Bridgeport, Conn. Mia* Ethel Hodgkin* went to Wilton, Boston, (pending y Beet handkerchief, 00 to aaaivt her F. H. Mra. Edwin Field and daughter of Thunday unde, Young, Lewie Ellis, employed on etearner Mon* Second beet. 35 in t'<* poatofllce. is a tow with rela- Beading, Man., are (pending their vaca- began, spending days Best embroidered towel. 00 tion at the home of Mrs. Addie loach. Mr*. Blanche Ritchie, of Dorcbaater, tives. Secood beat, \ X | haa her Mr*. Annie lunch BO Charles Field, wife and daughter Lil- Mae*., Joined mother, A part of the hay. in town ,has been Bast doth, far the month. boosed in a Second 25 of are guests ot Smith, poor condition, end consider- bast, lian, Beading, Men., Bast embroidered BO Mrs. Field’s ancle, Willinn Hutchins. Mr*. Chapman and ton Milton, of Ban- able remains oncot. halt, and Mr*. of E. Second beets « Mrs. Angelina Patten and grandson, gor, Cowley, Peaneylveaia, B. Cook and wife have returned from are boarding at William BUhop’a a vacation in Port lend end Mr. Beat lady’s shirt waist, aacb kind, £ Kenneth Shaw, of Somerville, Mass., came vicinity. Second 20 Mra. C. B. with her two Cook, wbo wee principal of the Deer Isis beet, Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Judith Colwell, aona, Beat ot underwear, 100 Albert and who her high school last year, has e display lady'I Waite. Arthur, accompanied accepted posi- Second 70 Haven to North Berwick tion as of Patter at bast, Mra. Mr. Washburn and Mra. unde. MoCrllli*, principal academy, Bast aacb 60 Eldham, ten ia home Sebago. pincushion, kind, and Mrs. Gerriab, of Bnckfleld, wen day* ago, expected to-day. ‘jeriond beet, 3ft of O. Littlefield and wits Aug. *. W. Aug. 9. Rxx. Bast aacb 60 George ----- _" Jabot, kind, Seatsit week. Second bast. 20 BL'CEBPOBT. Aug. 9. WOODIOCU. PARTRIDGE COVE. Beat Batch collar, aacb kind, 60 Capt. Walter A. Turner, formerly of Second bad, 26 Mr*. Edward Emery ia in Bar Harbor. died last week at Break Bast embroidered collar,' 60 NORTH SULLIVAN. Buckaport, line. Bayard Saliabury haa gon* to Bar Har- Meet., aged aeveoty-flve years. Capt. Second bast, 20 Wee ton Bobertaon is having a barn bor. Tomer was the eon of Chet. William and Bast embroidered pocket, 60 bnilt. Fraud* Smith and family have returned Sarah Ooomba Tamer. Me spent most of Second bast, 20 hie to see, a tow Bast lace ebawl, 60 Mra. Alice Watson and child am visit- from Burry. litogoing retiring years He i* survived a one Second 36 at Sutton. E. W. Boon and of Lawrence. ago. by wile, daugh- beet, ing wife, ter-lire. Arthur Hadis of Brook- Beat croc bat sweater, 76 are of Bartlett and Young, Min Ethel of Aahvllle, is a Maea., gueata Henry throe Bseood 30 Lindny, wife. lias, Mesa.; brothers, end one lister. bast, gnnt at Catherine Robertson's. Bast Mexican-work apron, 00 and Herbert Jettison, of Boston, it visiting Mm. Alice Burkhart two children, KITTKKY TO CARIBOU. Second bast, 30 hie brother Everett. of New York, are goeet* of Mra. Laura Maar*. Oratuitiaa will ba paid on nrtlelaa ot John Robinson, ot Bangor, waa a week- The forty-foorth reunion of the 1st (arm stock and mnnabetnree F. wita and merit, end guest at H. J. Bobertaon’«. Capt. George Woodward, Mains Chvnlty association wUl be held at not loeiodad in the list. It aona and of Mew premium Raymond Harold, York, rwnom mends 0 the and George HaveV, who epent laat week at at Baekspan, Wednesday and Thursday, by lodges approved apent Friday Heavy Bartlett’*. by the directors. Aug. 9. Humaad. Sept. Sand 9. Prof. George T. Little, libraries ol Bow- Drawing Ho re as, Parse, $20. FRANKLIN ROAD. doin eoilege since 1*9, died Friday, of CLASS 14. f % Bright’s dimes* Prof. Little wee bam in # Mra. Frank Keaniatoa and bar two Bast pair drawing boresn, 1200 lbs daughter*, Myra and Erma, who have Anbertt. May 14, 1887. Be was a grad- and andar, p 00 A WORD FOR MOTHERS bean riaiting relative* here and at Bar uate of Bowdain in 1877. Bneond bast, S 00 It ie a grave mistake for mothers to neg- Harbor, have returned to their home ia Third bast, 2 00 Makes Like This! is Cakes It estimated that 8»U»0 a week to § lect their echos and pains and eoHer in Guilford. Beat pair drawing botiaa, orer 1200 to * silence—this only leads to chronic aich- Miaa Gertrude McFarland, of Waahing- being lost wefrmaa, boatmen end fac- lbs. 000 the item and often shortens Hie. too Junction, aoeompanied by Miaa Melva tory employees in Bast port bsnsnsr of tbs Second beat, OP light, tender, mouth-melting cake, N Third Noble, orOalaJa, waa a recent goeet of her et ego et inn in the sardine hn sines*, which bast, 109 kind that are to Mra. J. W. Weigh bill of each team to ba shown nt' you proud serve, whether aunt, McKay. rrnniteM to ooatlaa* tor mm tint. Am I Bar. William of ia flail- time of drawing. it a the Clark, Auburn, ■ molt ot tb* low anarkst that axiata, is just cake you stirred up for ing hie a later, Miaa Adaiia G. Clark. Mr. Draping with Oxen, Parma, BBS. Clark held aarvieee ia tha eeboolboaee on* of tba Mcsardina or a rich one for CLASS 10. family splendid big Sunday, which ware enjoyed maeh by ail jort sad Labac, aa wall All Uark will be hare a (flueant. hope Mr. Mia. Bast pair drawing oxen, over six jthe birthday party. next Sunday. feet nine inches la girth. 1. of Laks- _ poo Aug. 9. M. Balph Cbaaay, acad thirty, Wonderful for pastry, too, and just as good ■ ■» rtow, wt* Instantly kilted, and fonr oca* Third bast, *3 'for • biscuits, hot rolls and bread. NORTH HANCOCK. panions won aartooaly iafnsf, whan Bast pair drawing oxen, six fast nine and 500 thair aatOMobila was atrask at Alton under, Goes farther—a in economy Marl* waa household Qoogina home from Bangor tan Son-' Bamwdbaat, OP help for tb* waak-and. ■cassias, nllaasboraUM Town, Third t afternoon an axsanton Mala on bast, IP —because it is milled a day by CMtla exhibit second by special process Mr. of tbs Bancor A Aroostook jnllanad Tba day.. Hngbaa, Albany, N, Y., waa a Bwaspataksa, flmt, from Ohio Red Winter Wheat. meant gnastof K. B. Joy. Quinsy party, all ot Lakorisw, war* to* pp from a Second, * OP Mias Qraoa is torplnr trip to OM Town, wbaa Tour will Eke frianda 1 lee 0 of have Good MeKanny visiting tbaaocidsnt namnisf Bath sain Mobil* Entrance par cant, pwtas and 0 grocer it. grocers in Bangor. cant, additional from wiiasae. and train war* moving at a modarat* rata, par Mia* of Hops MeKanny, Port Fkirflald, bat tbs ctaasibc is a “blind” on*, aad SECOND DAT. ■1^“" William TcO Floor ^ ia visiting bar aiatar, Mm. A. K. Qoogina. whan tb* anclnaar saw'tb* satoMobU* It * nau Tb* many frianda of John Waaa am glad was too tot*. ingitM. to haar that b* ia gaining rapidly, attar Free-tor-ell clean. Form (06. Sweep- hit and opsratioa, expaeta to laam tbs Aa Many. Ptaaaaat Laaatl v*. atoka for yoke of oxen drawing two and this weak. wjuiwomo, tiAtftte tk to. C. W. ORINDAL. hospital Oa* or two af Dr. Mia*-* Maw Ufa Hite with one-half tons M0 6am tbs bast. *. a laatblar of water at Mo aaoas* Ang. Ana. Bight. bad. •raciAi. nwnnt renen attac taste; oa batehlac (aa. Qo right to bad. po. Wakt ay ia tba marmlmg. aafay a lraa, aaay For oxen six fast tea and Whan baby aagam with aciieia or same hawal aoraant a ad tool (a* all Dr. nndar, awaap- day. ■raka, for yoke of oxen PP itcbiaa akia troabla, nat Deaa'a Oiataeat. Mias'* Maw Ufa Pills an sold by all Drap- drawing Iba, Mia aaortalaal fair toe. Orta IP fast tbs beat. A little of it go** a long way aad it ia aaf* for pista. ysabasa. baatla to-day—anjoy this nwy yteaaaat laxa- No abase or foal language to ba aaad; akildraa. Me. a baa at all atom*.—AdsA ttva. aanta, if any, to coant agalnat team. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN COUNTY NEWS flr»t prises, Mias btM Cole sad J. M. a&berti*tmntt*. brookun. from Clifton Stanley ratoroad Boston ftidir. of uiM i.sor* Stewart, Providence, R. L, ber brother Fred. U viaiting .... ttyron Belief* had children are Aat- »• Firms. et Menahlne. rioting friend* _Uni M. K. Teylor I* (pending tb* week with old school friend*. •t Hoc aland of EAST BLCEHILL. Min Florence Oooderllley, Arlington, °‘ **"' ** W' Herland Is ill. Mas* '• *^vner Hi rout and wife, of Soatb Fram- Me**., *r* vUttlng H. D. Power* ingham. Mrs. Marsden and children have re- end wife- d W lh*,r hom® *“ North Dighton, Mr* Fueene Freetlwy end cousin, of Msm are tbe of Mrs. gethurn. Mesa., guest* Harry A. of R. Ford. Leech, Providence, I., Warren Is visiting his parents, A. B. Leach and Dwight Staple* fell from * load of bay wife. on* of tb* bone* l„t Tuesday, breaking Helen of Bar is wrist. Cunningham, Harbor, in tnuJrlt visiting her cousins, Thelma and Emma Mr and Mre. J. W. Earl, of Lynn, Grind le. tb* remainder of tbe ire spending Miss Abbie Cacdage, of Augusta, visited at tbeir cottage. summer her grandparents, John Love and wife, Harry Neville, of New York, has sold last week. Point to Mr. HUde- h,™ ottage at Fly* A. I. of has Conn; Long, Portland, joined his aranit. o: Hartford, family here for a week with bis parents, Dr. E. C. Fren Five, of Freedom,and Small, of Long and wife. of O. L. Wetervllle, were tb* gneeU Fly* Mrs. Frank Miller and Mra. Nellie last waek. „ .*rii ! rokdut" Ridlon, of Portland, are at Mra. Charles Mr-, (iroea and children, of Oceenville, Miller’s for August. tieen Mr*. Oreoe Har- who have viaiting Mrs. Frank Mills and children, Nellie bom* Thursday. riett. returned and Ernest, of Providence, R. I., are vis- ber H. Power* and Master Foster, who iting Mrs. Mills’ parents, C. L. Candage and uvt * pent the past two months at tbeir wife. « cottage, left for Boston Thursday. l'be annual sale of tbeladlee’ benevolent Mr* Jessie Piaruon and Miaa Violet society was held In A. O. U. W. ball Tuei- Pierson, wbo bare apant two weak* here, day afternoon and evening, Aug. 3. Pro- returned to Washington, D. C., Friday. ceeds, sboot fbO. The younger eon of Leslie Fly* and wife Mrs. Robbins sod daughter, Mies Rob- died at the hospital in Bangor Wednes- bins, of Boston, A. J. Long and wife, of day. The funeral waa held at tb* bom* Walerville, Dr. Oscar Long and wife, of 1 ins Kemington-LiMl/ public opinion —ana tne most loyal to tne arms ana fnday. Baltimore, Md., and Mrs. Lillie Johnson, of has been growing for ninety-nine years. ammunition that give him the service Cheater of South Henob- Bluehili, are gnesta of Mrs. Laura Krv. Smith, B heals. he knows he to have. teot. delivered Inlereeting eermona at tbe Partly is it due to the achievements ought Arrivals ebareb Sunday morning and st the home of W. M. Ward- or ■ Baptist of Remington-UMC in the design He it is who is up the hands •real n if. well and wife last week were H. F. Birout holding and G. W. and construction of Arms and Ammunition. of the Mrs. Clarence Billing, wbo has been wife, Donagbue wife, of Remington-UMC dealer—making W. II. Mulbolland and Visaing her brother, Lee H. Power*, re- Springfield, Mass.; But back of these achievements stands the Red Ball Mark wife, of aod Rev. A. Arnold Rose of Remington-UMC lo ber boom lb New Haven, Coon., Boston, turned and wife, of Ala. the fact that your American is the most the Sign of Sportsmen's Headquarters Thursday. Brewlon, Aug. 9. k: sportsman in the world in your town. Mr. end Mr*. Love, of Springfield, ,_ practical-minded Mas*. are viaiting Mr*. Love's mother, NORTH PENOBSCOT. Mrs. f: I. Hill. Mrs. Love waa formerly Sold by your home dealer and 680 other leading Miss Idelit Hill. Mr*. Annie Leech it in Bangor with her Mi** Alice Herrick, wbo ha* anent ber •later Alice. merchants in Maine vacation with bar paMIl, Austin Hamck Walter Ordway arrived at Char lea •ad wife, returned Slturday to ber work Leach’• Friday. Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. iu Providence, K. L *. Remington Mr*. Byrde Hatch baa been rusticating Woolworth Building, 233 Broadway, Naw York City Mi** Kthei Candege, who I* training ** at Sandy Point. nurse in came home a Lynn hospital, Cbrystal Hutchins is visiting triends st Pridsv. Miee Candege, wbo was operated West Penobscot. CI«n and oil your gun with REM OIL. upon tor appendieitis reeeally, is improv- Mrs. Evie Grindle and son re- gmmdmr-Sotrmmt. LoMouut. Moot ProromtmUro ing little turned to Bangor Mrs. M. A. and Mia* Muse Dotlerd Sunday. Fly* A entertained seven tables at whist large ball moose was recently seen m Monday Mrs. Abbte Hutchins' field. evening. Mrs. Georgia Foley end H. M. Joyce received tbe lady1* end gentle man’s Mrs. Amy Spragoe baa returned from New Portland, wnere she haa been visit- ing friends. aamtumnnu* Miss Myrtle Bradley arrived here last week lor an extended slay with her sister, Mrs. A. U. Davis. Mrs. Minnie Ordway and daughter In Thousands Olive are home from Haverhill, Mass., where they spent several weeks. Arias aad Mr*. Blanch Kittridge and children, ot ^^E^Aiamviaitioiv of Homes South Framingham, Mass., are visiting k her parents, H. W. Lowell and wile. wmrw a •arly and c*rtdn Mrs. A. P. Ordway, ot New York, haa (or the ailment* to whichJ* all M* been spending several days with her sis- do* to d*f«*t>''« ter, Mrs. Hattie Midget. She will return Rjbject—aihnenta to net summer home in New London, or «— Conn. Nona*. U- lor a none, at Booth Acton, Mata., ia at legal • gjgalHotun. to* 9. H. Brer, kidneya or bowolo-to Ang. UQUNTY JSKWS. home lor a lew weelca. -- STATU or MAINS. In the District Coart of the United States tor BK»t famooo Rev. C. A. Smith and Miaa Bertha «h»By r*n**dj’ SEDGWICK. wile, the Hancock Distriet of Maine. Perkina and eliaa Jennie wight were at Cock*. y or Hakcock aa. tbe world ha* EAST ORLAND. ri'AKEN this Uth day of July on execution All (UC DWIWr VI In Mrs. Florence Haekell baa returned Weat Brookavilla Friday at the Jonea William 8 Bankruptcy. Mach ol the hay in this vicinity ia JL dated July 12.1915, tevued on a judgment Saaobmt, No. Uj79. from a voyage Booth with Chpt. Haskell. term. rendered by tue Eilewoith municipal court Bankrupt, spoiled. of Hancock at a term thereof H. W. Jukss and wile, ot Boston, are Aug. 9. U for the count) To the creditors of William 8. Sargent, of and wile _ and held on tbe first Tuesday of the Wilson house. Mrs. Jukes Leslie Johnson spent Bnnday begun July, Rden. in the oonnty of Hancock, occupying with Mrs. Johnson’s father, F. L. Blake. to wit so the 9th day of July, 1915. m favor of and distriot aforesaid, bankrupt: was Mies Bertha Wilson. NOBTH LAMOINE. Patterson, of In tbe Josephine Boston, couotj is that on the 81 th The Priscilla club met with Mrs. Jennie of Suffolk and commonwealth of Massachu- VTOTICB hereby given Mies M. Louise Paris has gone to Lubrc, in of a. d. 1915. the said lifl Gross with a attendance. Miaa Eunice Cocaine ia viaiting setts Frederick W. of Somer- IX day July William where she will be the ot Miss File Saturday, large against Flint, 8. was guest Boothweat Harbor andlalaelord. the of common- Sargent duly adjudicated bankrupt; Horace Robertson and child are ville, In connty Middlesex, and that the first of his creditors Lawrence tor a lew weeks. gnssta wealth of for and meeting William Robertson and Linden Brown, ol Weat Eden, ia viaiting Massachusetts, twenty-five will be held et office, Ellsworth, man of his parents, 94-100 debt or and two my Miss Lucy Ihpiey, ot S pel seminary, hia Reuben Carter. dollars, damage, twenty- at 2 o'clock in grandtetber, and 9-ICO costs of suit, and will be sold Maine, Aug. 19, 1915, „,ioMlyfMDOO.bM*-on»y gave an interesting address at the wife. dollars, the afternoon, at whioh time the said credit- Qa., Mra. N. Y. Walker and Arllne, at auction at the office of Wm. B. Mrs. Kimball of New is daughter public ors attend, their clalme, a church Sunday morning. Miss Gertrude Mason, York, are rate- In the of in said may prove appoint ol Portemouth, N. H, viaiting Whiting, city ■Haworth, trustee, examine the and transact •poke In the evening. with her mother, Mrs. E. C. Mason, for a to the bidder, on the Uth bankrupt, tivae bare. connty, highest day such other business us come be- month. of 1915 at ten o’clock II the forenoon, may properly Mias H. H. dole* Bute anparintendgat Sept. fore said William E. Wbiting. Arthur Thoreen, ot New Joined the described real estate and all the meeting. rxr^iwd«t.toSss.ti- ol the Junior department of the C. s. Warren Haloes, of Middletown, Conn., Jareey, following Referee in Bankruptcy. hiajnother here teat week tor a riait to hia right, title and interest which tbe said Fred- union, leaves to-morrow to attend the arrived for a visit at E. W. Ellsworth, Me., Aug. 5.1916. Bnnday aunt, (Jn. Henry Linaoott. erick W. Flint has and had in and to the •amuse* school at Pittsfield. White's. mum on the Uth dav of Peh. the time iTbd^n-Tiryo-wiDUyt^to tkana* yoor Mra. Botand Carter went to Cate la Fri- 191ft, when the same was attached oh the writ in subscribers hereby gives notice that Chpt. Canary, with his yacht, the Irvin Bell and wife, of Portland, Conn., Wini- rpHE blood, too* T"***■££atomarh ««mo»w day to accompany her niece, Miaa the same to wit: a certain nareel of land, JL they have been appointed execu- yoor Olivette, and Forrest Chndags, with hie are at their camp for the remainder of the suit, duly tred Matheaon, to her home here, where, with thereon, situated in South trices of the last will oed testament of li**r went to Bloehlll last summer. buildings your and ra*ul*» V>* automobile, week, a remain with her aunt. countv of with he will pee? Isle, In toe Hanoock and Otate JOSEPH B. MASON, late of SOUTHWEST where they have employment parties M. and wife have moved of known aa .he old homestead of A. Forsyth Aug. Maine, HARBOR, at Parker Point. into their house, although it ia not on the 9._Y. Wm. Small, late of Sooth Doer Isle: also all - interest in and in another In the of Hancock, deceased, ne bonds rr-tait Aug. V. H. celler yet. the right, title and county COREA. parcel of laud, with the buildings thereon, in being required by-tbe terms ol said will. All Mrs. Launteryuag and two children, of ftaid 8on1h Deer Isle, which nareel af. lend persons having demands aadjust the es- BURRY. Connect icbt, era guests of 'her slater, Mrs. William Farrow haa moved hia tniiy to was conveyed by one Steuben Colby to Wm. tate of said' deceased are desired to present E. G. Wiley. 8wan'a Ialand. H.8malland bv thsMtld Wm. H. Small con- the same for settlement, and all indebted Charlte Eldridpe and wife at* ataltlnc and all real thereto are to make im- Insme Health aome veyed to Wm. bmall and in any requested payment of are J. F. who haa been ill Mlaa Fannie Allen. W. 6. Bock and wife, Missouri, Coomba, eetate or interest therein Willard B. Small mediately. at their at Alamooaook for the time, ia etill very pobrly. as as con- Many Janu Mason. tank Key** and brother William an eottrge had heir-at-law of Wm. H. Small, rest of the summer. Mre. Stewart baa to Weat veyed in vol. 477, page SC4 and vol. 477, page Maud a E. Tuask. viaitlnc Mn. Georce Prince. Hattie gone and Hamilton and wits and Mias Gou Ida boro to viait bar aiater, Mra. Verlie 49ft in said Hanock county registry of deeoa, August 9,1915. Happiness tad and wilt, ol Banco*, Thomas to which deede and records thereof particular Eldridfe are at Emily Hamilton, of Harttbrd, Blahop. refereaoe Is made. called on triend* ken Sunday. hereby notice that their cottage tor August. R. T. Baldwin baa returned to hia home F. O. Silssy. subscriber hereby gives Dr. Walter Roberta end family, el Port- he has been duly appointed executor La Matte Russel, with son Alva, arrived at Brooklyn, N. Y., alter two weeka* vaca- Sheriff. THE land, an rtaitinc nlattrea ben. of the lest will and testament and codicil of Sunday, by automobile, from Sooth Man- tion here. subscriber, Samuel A. Whitney, of Dell ol ia OBAD1AH ALLEN, late of MOUNT DE- Mia* Lord, Atlantic, Mat*., chester, to spend bis vacation with his Au»- THEBoston, connty of Suffolk, common- a R. ▼laltlnc bar later, Mn. Mary Urey. family. g--Sl. wealth of Massachusetts, hereby gives notiee BERT,' Mn. Tbna Tnworzy and aoa, with William left that he has Men duly appointed executor of la the county of Ranoock, deceased, no bonds DiUBlYPROVE^r Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, sr., the last will and testament of the terms of said will All Flore one and Pan! Curtia, an home on for their home in Boston, attar being required by Thursday MABOA BBT J. ABBOTT, late of BOSTON, persoas having demands against tbs estate ..T"' *' tbeir vacation. with Mrs. William a month’s visit In the county of Suffolk, commonwealth of of said deceased are desired to present the Howard Sanborn and wile and Mra. Piavot, Jr. Massachusetts, deceased, and given bonds aa earns for settlement, and all indebted there- Ellsworth Readers Cm Xo Klaaoor Tbomaa and ton Carroll an rlait- Mr. Krafts, of Mexico, arrived Friday the law directs. And he has appointed Boyd to are tfiquested to make payment immedi- Bartlett of in the of Hancock, toc E. N. Oacood. for a visit with bis whom he has Caetine, county ately. family, bis duly qualified agent lathe State of Maine. Mblyilub L. Allbw. l onger Doubt the Evidence. A. Grant baa returned borne. not seen for a an of Mr*. Mary year. They guests All persons having demands against the es- August S, 1915. at the Clark cottage. Mrs. Mlaa Raatrlee Horton, of Bar Harbor, Mn. Crooyn tate of said deceased are desired to present John U Smith, Waltham Road, the same for and al! indebted ia bar aunt, Miaa Lana Sparry. Mrs. Emily Dunbar, Mrs. Millie Snow, settlement, subscriber notioe that. viaitlnc thereto aie to make im- hereby gives RUsworth “I had Mrs. Ernestine Mn. T. F. Mason requested payment he has been duly apooiated adminis- Ralls, Ma., says: Anc. 9. u Marks, FACTORY LOCA- Samuml A. wuitmuy. THE Dunbar wen la destine Fri- QUARRIES. mediately. trator with the will annexed of the estate of trouble *■" and Arthur August ft, 1915. from my kidoaya fora long lima. Clan Dunbar. BLUBHILL FALLS. day, gnssta of Mrs. HUDSON DBVEREUX, late of PENOB- TIONS, MILL SITES, FARMS, subscriber hereby gives notice that Tber. wee a aeha la back The “bacon bat” at Heart oove, SCOT, dali, heavy my Bran* returned pond THEhe hss been duly appointed adminis- Hurray Friend and Mlaa Dr. and Mrs. Thomas in In the of and •ad 1 was * given by Story tratorof the estate of oonnty Hancock, deceased, sohjact to dilay spall*. Doan’s to Brockton Sunday. fifteenth birth- SITES FOR SUMMER HOTELS bonds as the law directs. All honor of their daughter’s late of given per- WILLIAM SHEPHERD, SWAN'S sons demands Rtdoey Pliu ma and B. H. Ckndace, of Maaaacbuaetta, (pent was by about guests. having against the es- balpad right away day, edjoyed ^nety ISLAND, tate of said deceased are hut weak witb hi* ben. Delicious refreshments wen served. desired to "vrseted family and CAMPS in the county of Hancock, deceased, and the same for settlement, and all iu- tha troabia with the kidney was one of the Law!* Maaa la at "Tapper* Wood*” witb Swimming attractions; given bonds as the law directs. All per- Sresentebted thereto are requested to make pay- a race. Several wen hi* mot bar, who i* ill. also potato wearing Located on the line ot tba sons having demands against the estate ment immediately. « medala after the racing. of said deceased are desired to present the Akthuk W. Pattbbson. 0?*r three Mr*. Frank Pteaala and tamily, ol Ban- seme for and ail yearn later Mia. Smith said: ». M. settlement, indebted theiete CAstine. Maine. cor, an cneata ol Mn. Harry Conary. Aug. are requested to make payment immediately, It, 1916. “I "iU have MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD July nnllmttad Thitb la Ooan’a Mr. and Mn. Laalie formerly ol Auk L. Bimo. Fly*, Rockland, Me. hart tbe of all In the SOUTH PENOBSCOT. to those to make Kidaey Pitta and bsllass that than la no thla place, aympatby ■in opportunity desiring August AWA subscriber hereby gives notice ihst ol their ion. he has been appointed adminis- t,h*r daatb MIm Oertrode Parkins Is spending n S change in location lor a naw start in ilia. THE duly kidney madlataa on tha market aa subscriber trator of the estate of A up. 9, lew days at Lincoln. hereby gives notice that ••retire. _Cucnna. THEhe has been duly appointed adminis- JOHN 8. LYNAM, late of EDEN, Oooasloaal am of Doan's Kid-* Pauline Qrindle, ol BloebiU, Miss spent Undeveloped Water Powers, trator of the estate of is the of Pills WEST BURKY. law bsie last weak. eouaty Hancock, deceaaed, no bond* kdeps ass la good health.” a days ELLEN M. MILAN, late of SOUTHWEST being required by terms of decree. All Mabel Laaob ia at Oapt. Mrs. Born of Bangor, spsnt Sun- Unlimited Raw Material, HARBOR, persons having demands against the estate of Prior 80c. at aU daalars. Don’t Mn. employed ham, simply Daniel McKay’*, Surry. day hem, the guest ot Mrs. 8. W. Clement. in the county of Hancock, deceased, and said deceaaed are desired to present the same **k bonds as the law directs. All for settlement, and all Indebted thereto are ,or» kidasy Doan’s Kid- Bauoden ara* a riaitor In Bee ta- Miss who has been with i and given per- remedy—get Harvey Violet Perkins, sons having demands against the estate of requested to make payment immediately. her Mrs. 8. B. baa returned dsr Pills tbs same that Mrs. Smith pe rt Sunday. aunt, Condon, said deceased are desired to present the same Pbbd c. Lynau. F. T. Garter and wifa an viaitlnc tbeir JMMD9. flood Farming Land for settlement, and all indebted thereto are August 3, 1115. Poster-Milbara Co., Props^ Bo Halo, Mr*. Abbi* Hatch in*, at Weat The Willing Workers will hold their requested to Wake payment immediately. dauebter, Obbii L. Milam, N. Y. Penobecot. annual sale at Bagaduee hall, Wednesday Await pevelopment. subscriber hereby gives notlos tbs* Swan's Island. ha has been ~___ •! taw a bear while evening, Aug. 18. A 191A THE duly appointed executor Cbarlrn Baunden August or the last will and testament of laat week. Miss Florence Staples, who is training bariyinc MABY F. HIGGINS, talc of Communications regarding locations subscriber hereby gives notice that EDEN, 9. la the Auc. _ she has been oouaty of Hancock, deceased, no bonds Brain Mast Have Pare Blood. are invited and will receive attention THE duly appointed adminis- Tour tratrix of the estate of being required be the terms of said will. All BBOOK8V1LLE. Mo atom discovery persons having demands the important physiological when addressed to any agent of the RMMA A. late of DEER against estate of FISHER, ISLE, said deceased are desired to the and wife antertaiued at a has ever been ssade than that the brain re- la of present same B. Q. Oriodla or to the county Hancock, deceased, and lor and all MAINE CENTRAL, law settlement, indebted thereto ar* delightful mnateal Boday evening, quires a dee supply ol blood. It is esti- given bonds as the directs. All persons requested to make tboaa p^re demands estate of said de- payment immediately. August 8, at lhair home. Among mated that this organ receives as much as having against the Boyal G. Higgins. ceased are desired to same warn Mia. Prim and bar gooet, INDUSTRIAL BUREAU, present the for present one-tenth ol all the blood that is sent from settlement, and all indebted thereto are re- Vora Moore, ol Boston, Mrs. Babaoo, Jnly30,i»15.E