auuniurmenift. LOCAL AFFAIRS. been entered, and a quantity ot lead pipe anbRifnncnta. and some brass door-knobs stolen.

NKW ADVERTISEMENTS K Tinker’s famous singing orchestra, al- ways popular in Ellt worth, will appear at i Strand Theatre Hancock ball next Admr notice—Rafus H Emery Wednesday evening —Vesta L Wescott in concert, and playing for a ball which !£ Burrill National —Isaac B Goodwin will follow. Bank —Almeda Goodwin Exec notice—Charles 8 Holt Mrs. Harriet C. Davis, who has spent '* Francis Arnold | —George the winter with her in Massa- OF Help wanted—Girl for housework daughters ELLSWORTH ** —Man o farm chusetts, arrived home last Thursday, and I J A coffee 1 Haynes—Climax has her home for C W Grludal—Seed oats opened Ellsworth the offers you every possible banking accommodation Earl B Tinker summer, I Union Trust Co, within bounds of safety. We want your business. Tinker’s Singing Orchestra Blanquefort commandery, Knights | Ellsworth Greenhouse Templar, will bold a conclave next Mon- Caution notice—John W Smith Officers and day afternoon and evening. The order of credited on accts. of Corporators of Hancock County 2% monthly checking $500 and over Savings Ban': the red cross will beconferred in tbeafter- la bankruptcy—Edward S Carpenter noon and the order of the temple in the I 4 Boston: percent., compounded semi-annually, in savings evening. A will be served at6.30. dept. Walter H Wpod’s Co banquet | A. L. Witham baa been appointed Check and | Both Savings are under Ilia new Departments CONDENSED TIME TABLE. nagger of the store of the Ureat j Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., in Belfast. U. S. Government Two examina- 6.42 a m. 4.28 m. supervision. p Mr. Witham will leave this week to Trains leave Ellsworth for the west pt 11.10a open tions yearly. Full particulars by mail, or cad. m, 6.22 p m. the atore. Winfred B. Joy, of Ellsworth Falls, succeeds him as clerk in the store SCHEDULE OF MAILS here. ■ ■ ■ ”•****• *+ *" m ■ w i. —. ... — ■ I I AT ELLSWORTH POSTOPFICK. There are three big features on the pro- , In effect Sept. 26, 1916. gram at the Stand for this week. Thurs- hinrton street. at home of Water Maine ♦ of was in been with the Bar Harbor Electric Light WedDesday evening, May 10, Street, Ellsworth, Col. Frederick Hale, Portland, From McKenzie avenue on Main or Union is not a in Methodist Ellsworth yesterday, in tbe interests of Co., since 1887. He stranger street to the John Black homestead on tb' Mrs. Cora Pomroy—Supper by having for a few months, some Surry road and on Conrt street to the S. 1 4 ladles’ aid IS cents, his campaign for tbe republican nomina- Ellsworth, i. society; the Ellsworth Goodwin place. tion for United States senator. years ago, been located*at Also at Ellsworth Falls, from the Janet 17, at Hr Wednesday evening, May ^ L. H. of has of State and North streets to the Ba- ton office. Cushman, Ellsworth, cock ball — Concert and ball; Tin) A meeting ot the republican oonnty bridge over Union river, and to the Jun jgor been appointed superintendent of con- of the Waltham road and Mill street, a- etton orchestra. to for the singing committee, organize coming will his streets within above limits, including jd all ... , 1TT T .,,,,,,, struction, and make headquarters 22 .,,,1 and is named. those Monday and: Tuesday, Msy Btste national campaign, being where the lines 4Q(j ^ this summer at Brooklin, — beld in Ellsworth this afternoon. Automobile drivers^have been re- at Baptist church, Ellsworth are being extended. and of the autos' peatedly Hancock warned, copies county W. C. T. U. convention. Q*c*c*o^c»o*0«o«o«o*»o*c»o*cMCWcwa«a«a*a*a«a«eMO*0« Rev. J. W. Tickle’s subject next Sunday have been distributed. lObile or- A farewell was Riven to itev. dinance reception season were rr The first at the; St morning will be “The Contribution of arrests for the Tueeday, May. 30, ,fter. and Mrs. P. A. A. Killam last Wednesday two Ellsworth -*de Satur- Heart to Worship.” The adult class will day, when your uoou and evening— Pictures 0( the evening at the Baptist vestry, by tbe arrest ed for fast driving « meo were discuss another down Main colu highway, uDder the e Shakespearean play. Three B. class of the school. The street. They pleaded guilt? .uspices of the Sunday >n the mu- Ellsworth woman’s Mrs. H. Grant has her court, and were fined / cln.b. Admission George opened pastors of other churches of the city, with nicipal and costs, 20 Grand I The fines were suspended fw adults, cents; pnpus of Ellsworth Hancock Point cottage tor the summer. a few from outside the ®n of 10 cents. guests Baptist costs, amounting to |5.31 i payment Bchoofca, Her sister, Mrs. W. A. ac- of the a each case. Alexander, parish, united with the members _ companied her to Hancock Point for a school and At Sunday Baptist society. Two Mariavllle M aubmustmoog, visit. short 6.30 o’clock a banquet was served. This Josiah of was in Ells- was followed informal BALL Leighton, Bangor, by speeches by andMApRIAr^.MJhlf Pearl Frot, both '<*w!SLo. AND The Demand CONCERT ^ for Mr. is one o( Revs. R. B. J. W. Tickle and ^ J ^ Those worth Thursday. Leighton Mathews, drowned yestertay a the sufferers from the depredations of Mr. Killam. H. W. Dunn acted as toast- lM,tUw.mk The HANCOCK HALL, ELLSWORTH 6 message anMuncto ; thieves who have been here master. A short musical g ^ accjdeut was re- I DINNER lead-pipe busy program fol- j SETS in Ellsworth recently, hie bouse having lowed, consisting of piano solos by Mrs. but gave no almost given away Uca!.rshereMonro* “* V“*ht'was about ou- C. D. and Miss Louise Donnell, two vea’raot age frost forty- has anticinations, and we 'Wiggin "•*‘,da ***■ 10 senn Pead *wav tlen have been many re- Wednesday Eve’g, May 17, &trt?rrt laments. vocal solos by Misses Mary Ann and Elsie tj,.**8 J --- °* % ak Frost- The Morrison, and reading by Mibb Gertrude wh latter*!^ J««st Received ITf’*0,bwi»v 0 waa Mia* Lida Giles. A delightful social fol- Oth,. .he n Young of evening Djon left Bangor 'v 25c purchase— lowed. Monday tif’go 1 connnn hodles wamkeag. Famous ¥aT JmU 68 10 Tinker’s Aa additional train will be put on the W bruught Mariavilfe | Mt. Desert branch beginniug next Mod- day. This train wilt leave at 10.30 $10.00 Dinner Orchestra Bangor Klr« at Winter Ififrbor. Sets for $2.^“ Singing a. Ellaworth AND m., reaching at about 11.30, 20 COUPON A I | Wednesday evening. May 8, the house and returning, will leave Mt. Desert Ferry and stable of Mrs. A. L. at 9.50 m. On the Harrington were E. p. Washington county destroyed fire. G. Moorew D,*088IST I by This communicated to I Cor.Opp.p.Q. I Entire Change of Program § road, the earlier afternoon traio will be _ discontinued, and train will leave Calais store. Tickets will go on sale Saturday morning at R. H. Smith's x at 9.05 for connection with the late night train. The time of the early morning train from Bangor will be changed next Monday, leaving Bangor at six o’clock -“Parcher’s-, ^♦^♦040#04040#04a4*0*0#0*0*0a*a40#0*0*040^0#0^0*0« inatead of 5.30 aa at present. Parlor and sleeping-car service to Mt. Desert Ferry Just Received will be resumed May 15. Maine Central - tKMd service to New C. BURRILL & SON points beyond Bar Harbor barrel of fine, heavy, white Oakland on Mt. Desert island will be resumed Six, $795. Junefi. The full summer FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE schedule on the Model 32 railroad will not go into effect until late in ‘‘Presenting some of the leading companies o» this and foreign countries June. Wheel base, 110 in.; Oak- 1867. Home was caused **®*«y to Loan oa Improved, Productive Real Estate. Established surprise by the an- WATER GLASS land North nouncement that the Chautauqua assem- way motor; Remy Now is the time to save bly to be held in Ellsworth this summer— your es^sgg for Stuart Vacuum while W.W. ignition; July 16 to 20 inclueive— would on winter, are BROOK Albert N. Cushman open a they cheap. ! feed. Sunday. Holding Chautauqua on Sunday »hoe repairing Oakland 4. #1,050. is but following the custom established by Electrician and Contractor iryou ».< l«»« Parcher'g j M»w LOCATION Oakland the “Mother” Chautauqua at Lake Chau- PS.l^CllCr^S’ j „r 8, 1,585. L-IT** GOOD ——-1 8,,e®' and Fixtures N. Y. The "" entrance between Electric Supplies tauqua, Chautauqua recog- i\ »nk snd Ellsworth, E. P. Robinson’s store. nizes that the Sabbath -rr—A--1 ‘ • Ellsworth F. H. community is as WrtHt Ittsrs tutip »tH Is piM Estey Building, OSGOOD, Agent Haine H *• «rt «M It pared test Telephone 38-11 Ellsworth, Me. Telephone, 2H-2. (Continued on page S.) DfUg StOFC PACKING POULTRY. INDIAN POINT. Btnrfit Calumn. ZUAnliaaaoits. the fHutual 3mang fcrangtrs. CharlM Higgins, ol Northeast Method* Harbor Specialist* Recommend Beat rseantljr visitsd his parents hare. EDITED BT M40KT MAMt"- This column t« devoted to‘the Orange. es- SUNDAY SCHOOL of Handling. Miaa Loelin ol Hancock Brown, T- pecially to the granges of county Heel,Cove, for the ted her Mrs. “I DON’T The column ie open to all grangers 8. sister, John, SUFFER Bulletin, V. Department Abram', |ut Its Motto: “Helpful ond HopefuL" IWeetly News discussion of topics of general interest, and creek. of Agriculture.) . for reports of grange meetings. Make letters Mira Palmira Lesson VII. —Second Quarter, are the Wallace, who ben The par|K)Mi of this column succtac y must Poultry packers are urged by apec- jbeea short and concise. All communications rtaiting John Abram and stated In the title and motto—H Is for the mit * 1 to unaeual wife, h#8 fe- 1916. be but names will not be printed ex- ialiata of tbe department give May 14, MOORE” signed, inf tied lo East BluebUl. *»eneflt, nn«1 alms to i»e helpful and hopefull tbeir cept by permission of the writer. All com- attention to preparing and packing Being the the common good, It Is for the com- Victor (iooch munications will be subject to approval by bird* for shipnient, particularly in. tbe and wile, Mrs. Chan,, mon use—a public strvaiK. a purveyor of in- tliggm. and little the editor, but none will be rejected without mild weather. daugbur Usr,.,* THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. formation and suggestion, a medium tor tl»e In “Fed Like « Bar Harbor, were recent gu.r;s d New Person,* gdod reason. recommend 0j __ The therefore, Ann terchange of k this capacity K solicit* specialists, Higgius, at the home ot it. u H ldea^ the observance of the following gins. communications, and Us success depends largely says Mrs. Hamilton. • particular * dressed 8. Text of the Leeeon, Act» xiii, 1S-52. on the support given It In this respect Com- RAINBOW, 2U3. NORTH BBOOKSVILLK. methods of handling poultry, May A munications must be but the name of members were are to a product at Memory Verses, 45, 46—Golden Text, atoned, At tbe last-meeting forty which eaaential perfect writer will not b* permission. printed except ny New Castle, Ind.—"From the thru It wis decided to have a book any time, and are o! vital importance attuntscmctth. Acts xiii, 47—Commentary Prepared or present. Communications will be subject to approval conditions are un- Rev. D. M. Stearns. I was eleven years old until 1 was seven contest between the ladies and gentlemen whenever weather by rejection by the editor of the ooluuno, but none teen r mattered eacr at tbe nest meeting. It is hoped everyone favorable: will be rejected without coed reason. Address to the main- some batterie* for When they crossed over all communication* to month so I had to b» will come representing the tale of t. Keep the holding your from John left them and The America*. in bed. I had head- incoming stock clean, welt aired, and free DR. land Cyprus fe.llswortfc, Me. book. KENNEDY’S the chickens returned to Jerusalem (verse 11). We ache, backache anc from vermin, and see th.U such I woulc BAYSIDK, ELLSWORTH. have of fresh and plenty to are not told why. but it made trouble pains 47b, plenty wpter j AT THE LOOM. double 3, in of the storm, thirty-eight eat. V v later even between such friends as cramp every May spite | 0 were The a chicken w hen the crop F5V5RITE Mary A. Lathbury. month. I did not members and visitors present. 2. Don't kill Barnabas and Paul xv, 36-401. (chapter was or- chicken Children of yesterday, know what it was boys’and girls’ agricultural club is full of feed. Give (he only > w was It Is a relief to read in hat prob- is Heirs of to-morrow. to be easy a minute. ganised, followed by an interesting and water for twenty-four hours t.«i'»ce it Paul's last letter. “Take Mark What are weaving? ably j©« My health was all instructive address by O. N. Worden, killed. Food in the cropor in toe intes- and sorrow? and him with thee, for he is Labor causes loss of bring run down and the county farm agent. tines of a dressed chicken j Remedy Look to year looms again. profitable to me for the ministry” (11 doctors did not dc flavor and haatena decay, which more Faster and faster hits real cause of Kidney and Blood Tim. Iv. Hi. John Mark, having left me A JOHN DORITY, 381, SULLIVAN. than offsets gain from extra weight. Fly the great shuttles any* good. any troubles. by restoring nghl action of Paul and Barnabas kept fin their told mouier about for a the choir them, Prepared by the Master. neighbor my Lydia May 8, program, grange 3. Good bleeding is absolutely essential Liver and to Antioch. In Pisidia, and our and each member to the Stomach, Bowels, over- way Life’s in the loom. E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and aang responded to a the market and! good appearance-on and cons lesson Is Paul's Sabbath day talk Room for it— took and now I feel like a new roll-cull with a reading ora “chip”. The coming indigestion pahon today 1 it, retards decay. Circular 61, bureau of in the there, which was fol- Room.’ 1 don’t suffer more and I voted to have ita annual children's dangers (Auto-lntoxicabon); thus synagogue person. any grange chemiatry, department of agriculture, ex- lowed the next Sabbath by a talk to a am month. ”—Mrs. Hazel evening. May 27, ao there and Bladder are aided, the Children of yesterday,* regular every night Saturday plains tbe heat method* of bleeding and' Kidneys very large company of gentiles. It Is to-morrow. 822 South 15th St will be no meeting of tbe grange on that blood Unbroken Heirs of Hamilton, loosening the feather muscle* lor dry purified. record said that almost tbe whole city came labor Lighten thf When a remedy has lived for forty night. of wonderful success. word of God the sorrow. picking. together to hear the And sweeten : years, steadily growing in popularity 4. Hang the chicken by both feet while Write Co., Ron- (verse 44). The Jews, seeing Paul get Now, while the shuttles fly ORKKNWOOD. 383, KAOTBROOK. Kennedy and and thousands one the and influence, upon picking. Hanging by leg epoiia dont. N. for free trial the crowd that next Sunday, were fill- Faster faster, 6 about 70 were present. Tbe ladies Y„ thousands of women declare owe May on the and be at it, they shape of the bird. Picking lapgeta ed with envy and contradicted Paul's Cp, j filled tbe chairs and tarnished tbe pro- Large bottles, all drugg tg. At work with the Master: their health to it, is it not reasona- tbe ekin dirty end hasten* decty. teaching and blasphemed. Then the gram and a luncheon. Two applications He stands at you loom. ble to believe that it is an article of 6. Dry pick if possible. Scalding la apostle said boldly, “Seeing you put It tor membership were received. It was Room for Him— great merit?* undesirable because it bastsna to particularly from you. we turn the gentiles." Room! voted to appoint a committee at tbe next If you want advice write decay. WHY DANDRUFF And he quoted a prophecy concerning special meeting to arrange tor a grange tair. of to 6. Chill dressed bird me the final gathering of the gentiles to Children yesterday, Lydia E. Pinkbam Medicine every unity Heirs of to-morrow. Co. Mass. 1 is below 35 degrees F. the Lord at Ills coming arid kingdom (confidential), Lynn, LAMOINK. 384. body temperature CAUSES BALDNESS Look at your fabric. will Never or an cbilled xiii. 0: xllx. for. as one has Your letter be opened, read The meeting 2 in the town hall was pack ship imperfectly (Isa 6), and j May Get rid of dandruff if you have it Of labor sorrow. and answered a woman bird. More Is due to said, has many a germlnant Try and well being decay imperfect and the sooner the better prophecy Seamy and dark attended, fifty-six present. Dandruff held In strict confidence. chilling than to any other single factor In Baldness accomplishment throughout the ages, With despair and disaster. Committee# were appointed to solicit causes by clinking tin- pouts _1_“ ..!_I----- Dry chill, if possible. Chickens the an that while tbe complete fulfillment is yet in Turn it, and —fo! lands and to see what help can be ob- dressing. of scalp the ha'r roots do stitches. The following stanza com- cooled in water lose flavor, decay sooner, not obtain the future. The design of the Master. fancy tained towards rebuilding the grange proper nourishment. pletes the sampler: will not cold-store as as There is one delightful As the gentiles neara me gina tia- The Lord’a at the loom: hall. will be held in the town satisfactorily dry- just hair Brothers and sisters, hand in hand Meetings tonic so that the word of Room for Him— cbilled, and are in every way more un- compounded besides end- lngs many believed. and Our lip* together move. bail for tbe present. Room! on market. ing itching scalp almost, the Lord was published throughout all Oh smile upon this little band desirable tbe Refrigerator | overnight, And join our hearts in love. in and stopping hjair from falling, will that (verses 45-49). The expres- SCHOODIC. 43U. FRANKLIN. cars will carry well-chilled goods good region There are stitches for a little maid of removeevery of dandruff after Dear M. B. Frienn*: many ; but can not Chill warm particle sion, “as many as were ordained (a 4 A meeting of Scboodic grange condition, they a few of the nine to tak$» and the sampler shows the pleasant just applications. When you look at the title poems to a low temperature. eternal life believed" (verse 4Si, Is an- care of the teachers of was beld in the ball Thursday goods sufficiently Ask for a le.it e will recall other painstaking long ago. grange your druggist of •=ent by Aunt Emma, you 7. Pack in boxes or small when- other way of saying. "All that the Fa- H. evening. 4, with about forty patron* kegs Parisian Sage, a hair beautitiei, tonic same com- May 1 we have bad, with the ever A barrel makes an ther giveth me shall eome to me" (John poems Two candidates were instructed possible. large and scalp invigorator that every of C*s present. drug, of life: but there is a crispness in Thanks for this description because where gist vi, 37). This Is not the age of winning parison in tbe final (Jake and ice-cream undesirable package, pool- knows always produces results. It is a that degrees. this that drives the truth home. sampler. Perhaps “early training” ie in masses tbe Thousands of women use it because the world to Christ, but of gathering were served. try packed large weight It seems to he addressed in sewing, accounts for tbe hundreds of _ know that else out from the world those whom the personal charge. of tbe upper layers crushes tbe birds at they nothing makes whoever is it. It is an assur- stitches C. bss taken in so many WALTHAM. the hair so beautiful and Father has given to the Son to lie His to reading dainty SCENIC,'528, the bottom. radiantly even a few G A. Varcher a! ance that life is not a careless combina- nice pieces of work, within May 3, one candidate was instructed in all with fascinating. wavs bride. All should bear the otTer of sal- 8. Line packages parchment, Parisian tion of but that a is being years. She wtU not mind if 1 tell a short the first and second “The guarantees Sage. vation. ami whosoever will may re- events, pattern degrees. paper and cover tbe top of the poultry be- ; with its shades of dark and of one of life in her old home. written Maurice wss ceive Him. but He knows who will worked out, story phase Bugle,” by Googins, fore the ltd la put on. that will asakea ha&nonioos whole. She had nin« brothers, and sewing ma- much enjoyed. The is furnish- come. The adversary became so stir- light, lecture^ 9. every bead in auitable chines bad been neither was Wrap paper exalted that not invented, ing fine programs. red by Christ being thus so that blood from one bird will not mar DR. HALE’S SmSS* Wsst Frankiujl, May 2, 191*. ready-made clothing for sale. A taitoress and chief men and devout v the Jews the appearance of another. Rkflrrf Pain Denr Friends of the *.•&. C~ name to the house and worked with her ALAMOOSOOK. 408. KART OELAND. —11 and honorable women persecuted Paul Never handle chickens roughly, eithir i ■imdsrfnininrwunt firtr-T—1 *-f How I have all your nice letters needle after and week after Hancock Pomona met with Ala- Skin or d ikimi, Ec- and Hamnbas anil them out enjoyed day day, week; County Scalp expelled Have i before or after killing. Rough handling I serna, Scrufmoua l cert, and poems, during my long illness. and it is a tradition in the family that by roooeook grange with s good at- coasts. Therefore de- 1 May 8, Barm, of their they them until causes broken scarred Scald#, Brats#*, not been able to read myself lately. the time tbe ninth had a of new* tbe bruises, bones, »o> and came unto lconlum, but the boy pair tendance, considering threatening Soma, Rheumatism, parted Am to say that 1 am gaining a little, but skioa, and soft in tbe flesh. Undue j Taisia. Header be, etc. glad j Co the made for the first weainer. Several visitors remained places were filled with and with peats wear, pants and a'lira disciples Joy have not been dressed yet. baste on tbe of tbe killers and HdWvee pain had come to tbe when the lecturer part pickers Families with Lord to mention boy mending. far evening seesion, irritation. the Holy Ghost. The Word of the I feel that It ia very late any- results In lowered and from tbe simile of the keeping quality ytMBg children aboeld His Christmas, but I do wish to thank Changing loom, preeented tbe following program: Dost, will always accomplish pleasure thing about of the ■ever ba without a bo* here is soother illustration of also of poor appearance product. and never return to Him void, but to all, through the column, for the manyfkindly life, Sisters Heath and Kipley, Verona; of Dr. Half's Household Piecework, which leads to immediate also on and sent Aunt Emma. This to quantity Ointment fee some It will Ufe and to others remembrances sent, my birthday, by may appeal readings, Olive Gibbs, Nellie Gray; bring rather than makes for lower tme for Croup or Bor*- Wish it were to send each ! more than the of the quality, death (Isa. lv. 11; II CorJ 11. 15, Id. at Easter. possible some, comparison conundrums, Sister Ms son tnd lecturer; MSS of the thr -at orchcst. on the market. Those who one a card. My neigh bora were also very loom. This idea seems rather more prices pay by TestlmonU a from lr*d- We will give the rest of onr time to “cog” recitation, Alice White; tableau, “Going kind in bringing and seeding me ao many tbe piece should remember that they sell tnfphjiddaaa tad tnaay others sent on request, a consideration of some things In this exciting: to Market;”pumomime,“Tbe Henpecked it all Drag Stores 95c. and 5*c., or by ma.i frsa things to my appetite. J cannot ex- the of the tempt •• by quality piece. N. Y. I’m hut a in life's vast wheel. recitation, Mr*. KENYON A flOMAt CO. AAaa. great sermon of Haul's at Antioch, in words, ao cog Husband;" Kipley; press my gratitude willjust say, __ That daily makes the same old trip. conundrums, Mr. Alberta Mason; and we notice first that four times he God bless you all. I hope all the sick ones Ripley, Vet what a Joy It is to lee 1 at tbe New NORTH BROOKBV1LLE. speaks of the reanrrectlon of Christ are gaining fast. I think it has been a very tableau, “Looking Baby;” *B AIR-HOPE” cads CRAY HAIR That bat for me the wheel might slip! Mrs. Li me burner is 111. 23. 30, 33. 37). the all hard winter for every one. cake walk. Myrl very kwinrw Natural Color la I. i^Iimhom. Mot (verses impor- •*Tis someth tflg. after all, to I feel that I moat a word or two to jog t quick Aj« which glvw a wwrd, kir-akad, iuidoI, of the from aay just 9 Both tbs saw mills ara full lime. tant troth gospel, quoting Along, and be a first-class cog.” running untoral look, but ieu oo auhimiijr,gf«iuk.:y, no those who have a foolish stomach to cater to. Dow tu* m».e help. Hs. 11 and xvi and Isa. lv concerning v_ I PROSPECT HARBOR. A. H. Oott is bavlog tbs Clara Mabel re- raowopoeta nooUcpna. Bat what agrees with you, and let the real Mon Daodnrif.ltthJag Scalp, Filling llur Lrivca It and referring to the sure asercies of flsiuAM Pudding— One small mo- H.Fr □ alone, that is better than to anger, asgi know cap | Calvin Stinson has bought a new Over- paired. ico,wtfi,daffy. No Couiplain’.—a T*iM *uc 1 sweet 2 Dow tha work No .usulra David, which David himself called an Am to know there lasses, cup milk, cups graham Wtnplwwyoa. right. by long experience. glad ! land car. Saunders has to Mwl — floor, 1 cup chopped raisiaa, 1 teaspoon Harry gone prepaid fortl.OO. _*.S,W.!la. J. v. N.J. •everlasting covenant, .ordered in all are so many new ones added to oar nambers, i Webster’s^ soda, a little salt. Steam two hours: serve Mrs. Canlel G. is ill at tbe hospital tor treatment. use for more. I often Libby quite ’ftSMOSllTF'afiilakku.lli.'k things and sure III Sam. xxlli. 5). All and yet there ia room «feel hard sauce or boiled seuee— with plain home to each one to of her sister, Mrs. Louis P. Cole. failure is ours, but Gad is .faithful, that I wonld like meet face face 8. E. Mrs-Btephen McFarland,of BrooUin, la' and the hand, bat of coarse we* cannot W. with her daughter, Mrs. Arvard Nichols, and His purposes cannot fall. David clasp CapL George Col wall, wife and j CHICHESTER S PILLS do that. We will Jast think how good they | Prepared urea. Mrs. ttaundera and were in his last Uonrs felt that be had come daughter were recent visitors in Hancock. Harry daughter .are and are one with us. Ban it ever occurred to you. my friend, called to Casttne to-day by the serious ill- far short but be rested all on the Mrs. James Hill, of West ness of Mr. Saunders. Have had to rest a few times while writing That this country at oars, from end to end. Uouldaboro, falthfnlnesa.of God and His sure,ever- baa been at Mrs. W. F. Broca’s for a tew this, aa it is really my first real letter written Is booked for a shake-up, and changes great. May 8. C. _ lasting covenant. We saw In our re- with a pen for a number of months. Will Which may cause you to fear for its ultimate days. it write later if all is well, to out ia Mr. Newman had recovered from an cent study la I Cor. the importance on, help fate A. R. Joy, who has bean ill some time, just of Christ, and ta housecleaning time. Will send a few dip- And revise your ideas of oar smartness? operation and was talking to a friend. of the resurrection bad a post-card shower on hit pings to he used as needed. birthday, “The be Him. the rise®, living oae. shall every have witnessed aurgeon,” remarked, “raid he'd best wishes for all. For years we a growth so May 2, receiving 157 cards. With my have on premise to Amanam ana ltavya ne rm- grand. me my fast again in thres weeks.’’ i A car Emms. Mrs. Clarence B. Colwell, with daugh- fllled (Matt Li; Rev. ixtL US. That we're called it “The Lord’s moat far seed “Well, he did it, didn’t heT’’ atked tbe I ter, Miss Sarah Allan, is visiting her to Jews Paul called land*’. friend. “He did, indeed,’’ responded Mr.1 Speaking always the effort L. P. Cole and wife. We do appreciate you made Protected aeaa so long and wide. parents, Newman. “I their attention to God's propose con- by had to sail my motor-car to to write this good letter to ua all, but We an rely concluded that all outside Harvard Colwell baa returned from bia bill.’’ cerning Israel, and on this occasion he pay don't naea pen next time. We will be Would leave na alone in oar greatness. Baltimore, where he baa been for the began with their delivenance from past ■glad to have one written with pencil, and year a student in tbe dental Egyjit and followed on through the Refinement and culture had thinned the department that would be easier (or you. We hope of tbe University of wilderness, the times of the blood Maryland. judges these in will do lots sunny days May yon Of the nationa who fought since Noah's flood. May 8 C. and the of the first two kings. _ reign has been a winter ofjtood. it surely hard Their fiercest were lolled to Saul and David. And that passions rest. New brought our members: England made for many of Janet, Dell, They bad learned that peace was the greatest NORTH FRANKLIN. him tbe to David concern- to promise 8. J. Y., Aunt Mary,3 Ann, M. W. H. and and beat —the Messiah and Ilia and Arthur Robertson is ill of acute indi- of ing the kingdom others. And had buried the hatchet forever. proof quality to the assertion that this Jeans whe __ gestion. But alas for ideals so high and fine. Bay State Liquid Paint has had lieen crucified the Jews, but Dear Aunt Madge: Merchant and wife are at by The old idea that "what's shall be ■Artie Sorrento were much yours from the dead God the Fa- C. end I very interested in wbst for the summer. been made for more than raised by mine", forty you said about your sampler. 1 have one be ther. was indeed the Messiah of Israel.' Has levelled the barriers of voice and J. T. Clarke ia years. It has stood the fore me now,the owe C. worked almost eighty pen; visiting his daughter, New He referred to John tin- Baptist's tes- As Nspoleon said, "What’s a million men Mrs. Maude years ago. It is ten and s half by eleven and Goodwin, at West Franklin, England the as As the claims of ambition?" test—including timony concerning Him the Mes- a narrow on against a half inokes, with hem three Mrs. Lens Cousins is at home from East had that the climate. It has siah who fulfilled all sides and a selvedge edge the fourth. Are still asleep? Then awake proved every- oi^ you to-day Franklin, where she has been employed as had said His suf There is a row of all some we prophets concerning tiny cross-stitching Before nation across the wsy nurse. thing say for it Practical ferings and that He would as truly around it. At the end of conflicts now raging wild as S. W. Jellison and wife have painters, well as the man fulfill in due thne all that had been There are several alphabets of different Shall conclude we’re no men bat a helpless returned sized letters, worked with different colored child from a visit with their son in who does his own use predicted concerning Ills kingdom and Delbert, work, it silks. Between each row of letters there And levy a toll of billions. Sollivan. glory (verses 10-371. Since tliefr Mes- is a cross-stitch pattern, nine in all on siah had come and been re No doubt have heard of the Arab Sheik Mrs. Katie Butler and son of actually this sampler, and of several different y&u Francis, Whose trust was great, but his nature meek. West were week-end of Jeeted what could now lie done? Was patterns. After the alphabets come Franklin, guests When twilight fell and the day was done. Clarke and wife. there any hope for any one? Then he j the name and the following words: Harry He quoth to his favorite, fiery son. State Jesus Christ the “Clarissa EL. Peters, Bam pier. Wrought July May 8. T. Bay through proclaimed "Our work is past. Let us slumber." forgiveness of sins for all who would 1887. Born July 28th. Aged 0. Bluehill Maine. Instructed M. Wilicox." C. "We will trust in the Lord. receive Him as the crucified and risen bp*. says Laave our camels SEAL COVE. that she was first taught to sew bf Miss Will- free" one. assuring them that He would Mrs. Bertha Pieroe has gone to North- Paint cox. But the son was no twig like the family tree. liquid eome again to restore all things «f east Hsrbor'for the season. The ends of the lines are filled owt with His ideas were his own, and this answer he goes farther, wears and had tie a longer which the prophets spoken, made, Allen Pieroe is employed at Bass Harbor, iioldf its color better than ordi- light to all nations through Israel and "We will trust in the Lord as most wisely working for Ro^d Commissioner Norwood. nary paint It is the product of bring salvation to tbe ends of the you’ve said, May 8. earth (verses 38. 39. 47i. But our camels we'll tie securely." _N. Sixty-five years' experience. The Jews would tie stirred naturally Now trust is right, and no bobby we ride; ttarrtiannmta Se S«e OS Shiagt. Stab, pnwH, **• to enmity and wrath by the acensation We trust wars will stop on the other side, wood from dm cay and holds km afar after that they were guilty of the rejection But when treaties are "paper" and might is year far. 21 tiaU. right, of their Messiah, and the gentiles i Write for illustrated We should look te the futare with keenest Bay State booklet— would lie glad to hear that there was CLERK ALL RUN DOWN H tella all about painta. Buy Bay State sight Paint* salvation even for them and a part in of your dealer—send u* hi# nameu Afid let trust give way to precaution. Restored To Health Vinol His kingdom and glory. Compare 3br &czema By plcaao, if ho doesn't h«ndi# th^, and other Skin Troubles —Dr. Horace F. Gleaeon. chapters 111. 19-21; iv. 12; Isa. lx. 1-3: Malden, M*ss., May 1,1910. She!. / ville, Ind.—"I am a clerk in a — We Guarantee lxii. 1. 2. And be sure for yourself. hotel and was all ran down, no energy, WADSWORTH. blood was and covered O reader of these lines, that you have EAST OHLANdT my poor my face HOWLAND i. with pimples. I got so weak I had to in Him. by His precious blood, the Mrs. Ora Witham and a Mias A (XL. Inc. . T Saxo SxiCve friend, put up an awful fight to keep at work. eternal redemption, the forgiveness of Norwood, of Verona, were week-end After other remedies with- to stop the itching and begin healing taking many sins, which He has purchased at such guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac. out benefit retored health I with the first application or return your VinolJhas my Infinite coat for all who will receive Ames. and strength. ”—TioY F. Bird. money. There are lots of skin reme- Mbm« Him. when He shall come In For all run-down, weak, nervous Then dies but Saxo is the only one they guar- Mrs. Helen Qott, of Oriand, was the of conditions of men and women, nothing His glory to set up Hi* antee like this. Why don't you-try It? of her Charles Satur- kin^lom guest brother, Gibbs, equals Vinol, our delicious cod liver and on eaith you shall be with Him GEO. A. PARCHES, DRUGGISTS, peace day and Sunday. Mr. Gibbs has bought iron tonic without oiC it on and Ellswartk. Try our and share His kingdom glory the E. G. Willey place. guarantee. Isletford, Bros.; Eaton & •Col. ill. 4; Rev. r, 9, 10). 8. M. Frank"8unley' North8m*fcb Stonington. May Geo. A. Parcher, Druggist, Ellsworth, Me, West F. H®Un,«7: Rouch west Harbor, F J Hig*10*; Tremont, W ^unt^Rfif^hin^'m!*’B h Tbom“ Motwt De^rt, A. C. FerniidV I- Hinckley; McKinlej, P W. Richard- i Junior Play. of tha CO of Bar Harbor, ware recent guests of H. G. Elies Herrick, Saturday night and Boa- KITHUtY TO OABIBOC. Tb, Junior elaaa Ellsworth high rxxY NEWS. COUNTY NEWS direction of Wooster and family. day. ^Jhool, under tha Mias Marion success- WEST Mrs. Charles a. left for Tbe owned Mrs. The Fair- llitcball. tha English tsacber, FRANKLIN. Bmitb, Saturday FRANKLIN. buildings by Laey Unitfd Baptist church at Fort the flva-aot comedy, -The Eultnd Northeast Harbor, where her husband Is Carter, on tbe East Orland road, were Held was burned last Wednesday, with • fully presented Hardison, of Boaton, was hare Mrs. Gray, ol Sullivan, is visiting bar of Venloe, Up-to-date,” at Han- laat weak. employed. burned early Friddy morning. Tbe cause lose ot (10,000; insurance. ft,000. The firs Merchant daughter, Mrs. Dallas Tracy. ball last Friday evening, uood Goodwin and wife moved from of tbe Are is unknown. is believed to have been the work of an sel, Willard E. Clark baa Harry gone to Bangor for Miss Marcia Bragdon was a visitor in had been shown In the assign- an Waltham last week Into their home on May 8. L. incendiary. There have been several other judgment indefinite stay. and _*_ of end all were well taken. the shore road. Bangor Friday Saturday. mysterious fires in the town recently. ment parte, Mrs. WEST Eugene Butler and aon Francis are HANCOCK. cast of characters wee as follows: Jesse Driscoll of Har- Mrs. L. K. Hilgrove spent last week at The viaiting at and family, Seal Beechland. isle, where Mr. Is sta- Jesse Brown and wife have gone to of Venloe .Earl Anderson bor, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Presque Hilgrove Sometimes a man is out of work be- Duke The Rev, W, H. ^ Northeast Harbor for tbe summer. captain of high school foolLall Dunham held servioes at Fred Mackenzie. made tbe in tioned. cause the work is all oat of him. Anunlo, the church They trip team.-*.Paul Tapley Friday evening. their automobile. Frank Workman, wile and daughter Sunday school was organized May 7; a friend.Paul Whitcomb Fearl Coombs and Effle were officers elected as follows: Superin- Basaanlo. Harry Goodwin have Irving Rollins and wife and Jesse Rol- week-end guests ol Eben Smith UUH CAN WBAB SHOES Gratlano, another friend.Barry Parker employment at Bar tendent, Mrs. George B. One site smaller after oslng Allen's Foot-Base Harbor. lins are at home and wife. Bridges; assistant a wealthy gambler. from Gouldsboro. The the to be shaken Shylock. Mr*. superintendent, Mrs. A. E. Tracy; secre- Antiseptic powder into the Llewellyn Fortier Harvey Pratt, of Boaton, is visiting Messrs. Rollins, who have been employed Maurice Fernald and wife, with little shoes and used in the foot-bath tor hot, tired, her tary and or- tender feet. It makes of Belmont parents. A. O. Clark and F. T. of Old wero treasure;, Marcia) MUllken; swollen, aohinit, tight captain team, wife. by Wood, will return to tbelr work daughter, Town, guests of or new Tubal, ganist, Ruth;Bridges. shoes feel easy. Sold everywhere. He. Marvyn Phillip* Prank of in a few his mother Ask for Allan’s Foot-Case. Don't Sprstt, Bar Harbor, waa bare days. Sunday. t accept any Gobbo, servant to Shylock, May 8., E. ~H. 8. ’17. substitute. Laiincelot Wednesday, coming from his farm in Tren- Some idea of the scarcity of small vessels Mrs. Hattie Nickerson,|of Sorrento, was John Moore ton. wss realized when E. E. Coombs was in town Friday to viait her mother, Mrs. The Professor.Fred Mathews of a last week in Ruth Card, who is ill. Policeman.*.IMtlton Barron Harry Wooster, Old Town, |Ralph approached by party regard of to a amount of lumber Portia. » rich hetreaa.JKatharlne Brady Wooeter, Penobscot, and Arthur Brown, carrying large Mrs. Charles Clark, of Bangor, spent a from scows. Rerlssa. her frtsnd.Madeline Fernald Ellsworth to Seal Harbor in few days recently with her parents, W. H. Jessica. Shylock’* ward ...Dorothy Coughlin aWiITtliOTMnW- May 8. ECHO. Card and wife. Abble d. Threedice, a teacher. Don’t Miss Suffer Mrs. John W. Ulalsdell’s second incu- Longer Carolyn Royal WEST SULLIVAN. bator hatch of chickens this spring gave and allow yourself to become nervous Polly .Vyra Bran* grouchy, upset, SIMPLE COLDS Miss Lens a few last a total of 183 chicks from 240 and These Antonio's mother.. Mary Hopklna OF CHILDREN. Hooper spent days satisfactory depressed. conditions usually indicate a dis- Launcelot'a week in Bangor. ordered Mrs. Uobbo, mother, eggs. , digestive system, which, if neglected, may be It seems 8. Margaret Ford as if some catch a new cold E. F. Clapham attended the grand lodge May 3. hard to Remove the element and _ remedy. disturbing put of the every tew If ere Football player*.Member* school days. they strong and of Masons In Portland. your digestive organs in order rugged they may throw it off but it ia WEST SURRY. good working by taking A dance followed Ah* play, music being risky to trust to luck. Better give it Miss Ruby Sargent, of Franklin, is em- orchestra. Mrs. Fred E. of is lurmshed by Higgins’ quick treatment and don’t take any ployed at Jobn Sargent’s. Beede, Surry, visitlDg chances of its worse, because if her parents, R. S. Leach and wife. do getting Rinaldo left for Bar Harbor you the child may belaid up sick~and George Three more soon to be When The Clrcos Comes To Town. you will bave a lot of worry and doctor’s Monday, to begin work on a yacht. cottages are is there a man, woman or child bills. erected at Pond. Wbere Dr. A. has returned to Toddy Capt. George Best way to rid the child of the cold George Phillips «bo has not felt the circus thrill? Gray will have charpe. is to give it a few drop# of Johnson’s Ano- Bangor, after a week at the office he for- there are small circuses While many dyne Liniment on a teaspoonful of merly here. Mrs. Lizzie Trundy has bought the Oive sugar. occupied They gently stimulate the act on the tone visiting I he smaller towns, there are a few it about every four hours. The Frank Willins place, and will move in. liver, bowels, who has been a student children like too! And it sure does Douglass Milne, the the blood and visiting only the largest cities owing to it, Mr. Willins will move his family to stomach—purify regulate the system. ► stop a cold quick. at the dental college in Baltimore, Md., is These benefits are the huge operating expense. \ou’ve heard of Bucksport, where he haB purchased a particularly marked by women at Johnson’s Anodyne borne for tbe summer. such times when The 101 Ranch of Btiaa, Okla., has prob- Liniment probably ever since you were a large farm. < nature makes special demands upon child 9. M. ably as warm a spot In the hearts of all yourself. May May 1. L. their vitality. They act and _ promptly Maybe you didn’t know that the safely. circus followers as baa any of the great recipe was discovered by a old Doctor Mrs. Cora who has been The next doctor, Waich Child For Worms. Cunningham, time you feel low-spirited and out of sorts, take tented aggregations. The 101 Ranch ws* Abner a Yankee Johnson, doctor down in with her daughter at North is vis- Maine. Worms sap child's strength, rob child of Orland, Beecham's Pills. Their sure, mild, action will the ‘‘official” circus of the Panama exposi- * thorough fcod and make child fretful, irritated, ner- her son Maurice. He made it to and increase the iting s tion, and it was here that the idea of pro- stop pain vous. Watch stool and at first sign or sues circulation. It’s ho safe you take it inside of worms one-half to one Mrs. Georgia Carlisle and two children, a western with piclon give lozeng- ducing great photo-drama, for a cold or rub it on outside to stop pain. Xtckapoo Worm Killer, a candy worm re- of East Orland, visited her mother, Mrs. the exposition aa a background, was con- And it d»-es the work. mover. Gives immediate results, is laxative. Give Relief Ho whenever you need a liniment for Paralyzes and removes tbe worms. Improves Quick ceived. and health of child. Con- of anything use Johnson’s Lini- digestion general Itching, bleeding, protruding,or blind piles Special Direction* Value to Women are with Every Box The finished the Anodyne tinue giving Kickapoo Worm Killer until picture, “Kx|oeltlon’s ment. You can it most have to Doan’s Ointment. fiOc at all Sold by druggist* the world. In 25c. buy any place all signs of worms are gone. Zfio. at your yielded throughout boxes, 10c, is now in the hands of First Romance", where medicine is sold. Druggist. stores.—Adel. distributors and ia a refreshing change from ihe average hnrly burly of cheap dramatics. Tbe exposition in sll its en- tirety is shown, and for tbe big scenes, life on the range is shown in all Its de- tails. Throughout the dim runs a ro- mantic siory. Miller Bros.' 101 Ranch liciti Wild West has scored a tremendous victory. To operate a gigantic circus is all right, but to jnroduce a succ< ssful film is anotbor mailer. Tbe Millers have done both. Joseph Miller, oue of the Miller Bros., has appointed Earle H. Tinker, of EUa- wortb, as special representative for tbe Stale of Maine.

WEST EDEN. Samuel Leightou has moved to the house of L. W. Mayo. Mias Etta Hart, who has been with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Reed, left Saturday for Ells- worth. Last Friday was observed as mothers day in the primary school. The children bad a due program. Mrs. Ueorge Haynes and two sons, Eifgene and Lester, will leave to-day tor Hartford, Coi^n., to join her hu* band, who is employed there. The high school presented the drama, “The Private Tutor,” to a gocd house in Someaville, clearing about fl5. The school has been trying for some time to gel an orchestra, and it ^has now a cornet, violin and piano. Peter P. Parquet and wife left yesterday for Bar Harbor to viait Mrs. Parquet's brother, Liston Mayo. They will leave Co-day for Atbol, Masa., to make tbeir home. The best wishes of their many friend* here go with them. May 8. M. _ I PENOBSCOT. H. C Perkins went to Manchester. N. H., Monday. Mrs. Orris Qrindle and sod, of filuehill, are visiting here. The boys of the tbletica association of Clark high school will present the drama, “Cham*,” at the town hall Thursday evening, May 11. A pleasant meeting of Penobscot chap- ter, O. E. 8., was held May 0. The degrees we^e conferred upon two candidates, after which abort program waa presented and refreshments were served. Msy 8. Woodlocke.

atttomiflnras* What the Doctor Knows. kidneys must be right TO INSURE HEALTH.

Few people nulls, to what extent their health depend*, upon the condition ot the kidney*. The phyiioian In nearly all ca*e* of •erioaa illness, makes a chemical analysis ot the petient’e urine. Be kaowe that un- less the kidneys are doing their work properly, the other organ* cannot readily be brought back to health and strength. When the kidneye are neglected or ebuaed in any way, serious results are •an to follow. According to health sta- tistics, Bright’s disease, which is really *n advanced form ot kidney trouble, ceased nearly tan thousand deaths in one J**! in the State of New York alone. Therefore, it is particularly necessary to Pay more attention to the health of these important organa. Ad Ideal herbal compound that has had nmarkable suooeae as a kidney remedy *• H*- Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, tbs great kidney, liver and blsader remedy. The mild sod heeling influence of this Preparation, in most cases, is soon real- Hed, according to sworn statement* and verified testimony ot those who have ®*®d the remedy. When your kidneys require attention, *«t Swamp-Root at once from any phar- It is sold by every druggist in bottles of two sixes—SOc. and fl.00. However, if you wish first to teat this Preparation, send tan cents to Ur. Kiimer A Oo., Binghamton, N. Y„ for a bottle. When writing be sura and ®*otion tha EUsworU Weekly American. BOARD O# TRADE. ^ American und tbe poeaibility of internal die- PRIMARY CANDIDATES. OBITUARY. ■fwJSaU. $l)f <£Usu)orib tnrbanee it too ready gabmineivenew MBS. CHARLOTTE T. JONHB. Worden Telle of Earn* Complete List of Those Who Will be County Agent wee shown. She met both by inject- Charlotte T., widow ol Harry 8. Jooee, Development Work. and political journal block- Voted For In June. home of her HARDY LOCAL ing a third ieeoe—the English passed away at the dadgbter, The regular monthly meeting ot the NURSERY STOow rClL'.IIBD • of ade of German In aabatance Below it complete Hat of candidates Mrs Stella Jones King, on High street, PPL*. Pina and p.„ porta. war held evening. t,„,... j''** EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON board of trade Monday A *** /or fall she she will all the United all parties for nomination for national, this morning, at the age of seventy-six delieary. WriZe AT saya grant were faTUj]*"*- and six months. About twenty member* present. HANooca Coon-re new will be voted years Nonane Co ELLSWORTH. MAINE. States demands, and continue tbe State and connty office who committee on indus- Mrs. Jones and her hatband were for ri. E. Voee, of the Sorry”^' ■t ro that order in force until she is satisfied tor in Hancock in the on on several matters. The connty primaries in of the city tries, reported HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHINW CO twenty-five years charge the influence of tbe United States has Monday, June 19: has submitted of the poor farm, and in her care for the un- committee plans W. H. Tiros, Ediior And MAUAger. a to tbe block- REPUBLICAN. interested in the establish- not put stop English 0 ion unties in her charge the exercised the city to parties several WOOLEN8 will think about it. roa UNITED IT A TBS HER A TOR. ment of a tAoacrtptlon Prlee-*2.00 A ysAr, *1.00 for sti ade, and then—she charity and human sympathy which large plant requiring for three months; If pAbl M Fernald. Poland a amount of electri- Months; 50 oents Thus has avoided an im- Bert characterised her whole life. She was acres of land and large SA»nd OMdtaga 'n AdvAnce, *1 50, 76 And S8 cents Germany Frederick Hale. Portland sulcily Several other matters were Woolen Mill.. hilr«tt0Domr'ih'. clw“ respectively. Single copies 6 oents. All Ar- mediate break with this country, aa Ira G Hersey.Houlton idolised by her charges, and loved and cal power. Writ. «o, nmpl„ At the rAte of rearages ere reckoned *2 pei to conorbss. taken and disposed of. garment planned. P. *, the has been as satisfac- roa aarBfltsBRTATiva esteemed by the whole community. up Pa.kabd ^ rest reply accepted farm Retail Dept., Box », Mn John A Peters...Ellsworth She it survived five George N. Worden, county agent, Cemden. Me. Advertising Kates—Are reaeonable and will be until new violations of the prom- by daughters—Mrs. tory roa GOVERNOR. the giving a general out- made known on application- Myron King, Mrs. Salliu C. Palmer and addressed board, ise occur, and has pacified the Ger- P Callahan.Lewiatnn demonstration the Timothy Mrs. Fred H. of Elltwonh; Mrs. line of the farm work, PIG8 AND Bus! ness communications should be-eddressed Alexander C Hagerthv.Ellsworth Jewell, HOG8 man populace by a war-like front and tor this and wbat bad already ■S and all checks and money orders made pay Carl E Milliken.Island Palls Charles C. Yonng, of Trenton, and Mrs. plans year, to Th* Hancock Codwtt Publishing the thrust at Frederic H Park hurst.Bangor In he sole England. Charles E. of Mass. Mr. been accomplished. closing sug- Ellsworth, Metne. Edward W Wheeier.Brunswick Munn, Lowell, Gjasgra-ttSi-sw at OO., The meat of the German to in which the board of trad* reply roa STATB AUDITOR. Jones died about twelve years ago. gested ways in the work. the nltimatum from this country is as Boy L Ward well..Augusta might help week’s edition of The be should have a This follows: roa STATB SENATOR. GRAND MASONIC OFFICERS Hancock county, said, and ■et (Two to bo nominated.) larger place in the State pomological of doable beraeax; i rubber ti,, ,ch,,f American is 2.400 copies. The German government is prepared to do been need 1 L Aiken.Sorrento and eery little: new trio” to confine of the war Tercy Elected at Annual In Port- the seed improvement exhibitions, cert; 1 two eealed its utmost operations Melvin D Cbatto.Brookavllle Meetings expreae wagon billl**® be little. Will tell or for tbe rest of its duration to the Harbor Week. tbit might accomplished by tbe|board eery Lad .[or "ft week for 1914, if,MX) fighting George R Fuller.Southwest land Last of M. R. Average per Willis A Ricker.Caatine some for quire Cantata. forces of the belligerents, thereby also insur- Tbs following officers were elected at of trade offering special prise BlUwo^i.' Charles H Wood. Eden The board ing freedom of the seas, a principle upon masonic bodies Hancock county exhibits. ecree of land roa county attobkby. the meetings of the grand on Ibe uZT’ 1916. in an ex- rmad, 1 "* WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, which tbe German government believes, pow in might also offer special prires TWENTY Jigger wagon. I lightleaJTa Fred L Mason.Ellsworth Portland last week; oeta. Inquire of Janaa as before, that it is in agreement with Vbf be in Ellsworth the Moaeie, roa RSOI8TBR or frobatb- QRAHD LOIX1E. hibition to made by government of the United States. clubs. This Edward E Chase.Blush ill Grand Rum- boys’ and girls’ agricultural acres of this master, Waldo Pettengill, The formal tender of 6,000 Tbe German government, guided by C Haines.Ellsworth be food firmi, on cmv t»rma "7 Roy work was beginning to appreciated to the of tbe United ford; deputy grand master, Milas B. just SEVERALply A. C. HanaaeB,. on Mt. Desert island as a na- idea, notifies government roa SHERIFF. Ef|y..t,”ah1-M*»- land in this county, and this year there would States that German naval forces have re- Adams, Portland; senior grand warden, made to the Forrest O Stlsby.Ellsworth tional park was govern- be a dozen or mole ot these dubs, one ceived the following order: Ward W Wescott. Bluehill Ralph W. Moore, Hampden; Junior grand } ?:Ip OlantA. ment President Wilson last been formed in EUswortb. through ‘In accordance with the general principles FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. warden, Albert H. Newbert, Rockland; just having | 1 for In to the of visit and search and the destruction of (fro to he nominated., Some time in the summer there will be Wednesday. offering gov- grand treasurer, Albro E. Chase, Port- hoor^^kl^taSnZZ^^"^!!,Addr'** ..Ellsworth some kind in Ells- ernment the P. Dorr, of1 merchant vessels recognised by international Howard B Moor a farmers’ meeting of f.-o’sr ss tract, George Sherman S Scanmton .Franklin land; grand secretary, Stephen Berry, S^IRL law, such vessels, both within and without the and Mr. Worden saw an Boston, in behalf of the citizens be- Winfield S Trtworgy.Surry Portland; trustees, charity fund, three worth, oppor- area declared a naval war tone, shall not be tor the board of trade to in was roa COUNTY TREASURER. Frank E. Sa belt Howard tunity help hind the movement, accompanied sunk without and without saving years, Sleeper, us, warning A B'aisdell.Franklin this entertainment for a and Boyd D. Smith, Norway; committee on finance, by providing by Senator Johnson Repreaenta- i human lives unless tbe ship attempt to escape Ivory H Fosa. Hancock R. Edmund B. day. to learn to drier and repair aotoTZ and Peters. Mr. Dorr ! or offer resistance.'* Horace F Wescott.Ellsworth Hugh Chaplin, Bangor, and tives Hinds He of the farm tour made a MENbllea be prepared 10 fin tacaki,? roa BBFRRSBNTATXVm. Elmer A. Port- spoke by at in It is But neutrals cannot expect that Germany, Mallet, Freeport, Doten, good anlarlea. Write for aprctel oB.7 explained the project detail. tew business men last year, visiting some Mama Aoro Conranr. oBIce forced to for existence, shall for tbe Class 1. land. 17 Ktchana.Vi fight 77» Foreat believed the land will be accepted. Elmer J Morrison...Kden ot the demonstration farms In the vicinity Uarage, Ara.. Portland. sake of neutral interests, restrict the use of District deputies in Hanoock county ap- Mi;^ of Interior Lane has en- George A Phillips.Eden Ellsworth. He would like to have the Secretary an effective weapon if tbe enemy is permitted were Dr. of Close St. pointed George E. Parsons, of dorsed the movement. The Presi- to continue.to apply at will methods of war- board take up this matter, and have a Wiley C Conary.Bucksport destine, in the fourth district, and George So 1,cL fare rales of international law. worth in which a whole dent has authority under the law to violating Thomas M Nicholson.Bucksport Harmon, of Southwest Harbor, in the tour while, day Such a demand fwould be incompatible with 3. would be to a visit farmers and R«nt for tha 5 establish national monaments Class district. E. F. Richardson, given by rpO stammer, room oottatw by pro- j the character of and the German twenty-first situated at neutrality, Milton Beckwith.Ellsworth business men to demonstration farms. 1 nice!/ furaiabed, Brook a* of was Me., *> mllta from Bar damation. The land offered includes i is convinced that the govern- Fulton J Redman.Ellsworth Southwest Harbor, appointed Harbor. Han»or did- government touched were the sword-bearer. Other matters upon • Ion Eastern Htoamubip Co. Price for mim. the greater part of the mountainous ment of the United States does not think of Clan 4. grand • lift. Las H. Powaas. S0 desirability ot a general canning factory Temple place. Bo*, of the tracts that have making such a demand, knowing that the Charles W Webb.Stonington GRAND CHAPTER. ton. Msas. center island, in Ellawortb; also a potato storehouse. government of tbe United States repeatedly Close 6. Grand James A. Richard- little value beyond their natural high priest, be believed would come in declared that it is determlhed to restore the Arthur B Holt.Gouldsboro These time, fcxl is 0 ui.- •or, Rockland; deputy grand high priest, £pt beauty. As a national park the res- principle of freedom of the seas, from what- doss 6. with the development of farming in this Frederic O. Eaton, grand king, ervation would become a ever quarter it has been violated. Reuben Devereux.Penobscot Romford; but tbeir establishment now probably vicinity, of officer* and corporators e’ected u Accordingly, the German government is Holbrook H Harden.Surry Franklin P. Clark, Portland; grand scribe, annual meeting of Hancock place for the protection of fauna, es- j would give a great impetus to this farm LIST Count? Sit. confident that in consequence of the new Class 8. John H. Lancaster, Skowhegan; grand ingt bank. Kllsworth. Maine, May 8, |»i4k ! bird life. There ia no such development. pecially orders issued to the naval forcea, the govern- Joseph D Phillips.Southwest Harbor treasurer, Aibro E. Chase, Portland; grand omcsaa. reserve in New Associated will also now con- England. ment of the United Staten DEMOCRAT. secretary, Stephen Berry, Portland. Aueustua B. Moore, president: Ckarlsa a sider all removed which Ths Problem Solved. Burrlil. treaaurer; Charles R. **- with Mr. Dorr in the are Dr. impediments may FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR. ORA ND COMMANDER Y. Barrtll, plan sistant treasurer. have been in the mutual Publlaber-We find thla novel Charles W. Eliot, of Harvard, Lee way of| co-operation Charles F Johnson .Waterville Grand commander, Edmund R. MaUet, Great toward restoration of the freedom of the seas coaroaaTons. j FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO OONORBSS. la twice as as It should Mcllvaine of New L. 1 Freeport; deputy grand commander, of jour* long Loquer, York, durieg the war, and it does not doubt that the Albert F. Burnham. Charles R John E Banker.Bar Harbor Franklin R. Redion, Portland; be. Great Author—But 1 can’t waate Rarrlll, Joki B. Deaay, of Bar Harbor, and.othera. government of the^Uilited States will now de- grand H. Brimmer, John M. Whitmore. Frank J. FOR GOVERNOR. F. material. Great Publisher— John D. Remtck. Lewis mftna Driuio generalissimo, J. Bill, Waterville; all that Dunleavy, HedfkiM, tnopDIlH inftl.ue government C Curtis.Portland A. Oakley cut It In W. F Chute, John Cunningham. Harry L •ball forthwith observe the rules Interna- general, Wilrner J. Dorman, Certainly not. Our Idea la to Concentration ot Schools. of. FOR STATE AUDITOR. grand captain Smith. Frank II Don Id. Augusta* E. Moor*. before the senior Edward W. make two novela of It.—Jndge. Charles C. Burrlil. W A Alesander. tional law universally recognUed J Edward Bellaet; grand wsrden, half and Harry Ellsworth is the end of its Sullivan.Bangor Roue, Orlando W. Foes. L. F Cl lira, M L nearing war. as down in the notes presented are.laid FOR STATE SENATORS. Wheeler, Brunswick; grand junior Haalam, O. P. Cunningham. Wiliia* 0. first school year nnder the district of the United States to by the goverment (Two to be nominated.) warden, Frank W. Bucknam, Skowhegan; Fmery. Frank L Heath. Harvard C. Jordaa. 'SbbnttKtunus. F. Carroll P K. Kearns. superintendence plan. We have yet the BritishUrovernment. H F. Burrlil, Ed*. F. Harvey McIntyre.Bluehill grand prelate, James Albion, Portland; Small, Cbaa. J. Forrest O Should taken by the government of Otis M Ober.Mt Desert Treworgjr, Silsky. to hear the first complaint from a steps grand treasurer, Aibro E. Chase, Portland; Harold P. Carter. William Small, Chas. the United States not attaia tbe object it FOR COUNT/ ATTORNET. A. Parcber. citizen of Ellsworth that the grand recorder, Berry, Portland. Brown, Geo. experi- desire*, to have tbe laws of bumsnity followed William B Blaisdell. Sullivan Stephen Attest:—Chas. C. Bcrriil, Clerk. ment has not been satisfactory. The by all belligerent nations, ths German FOR REGISTER OF PRORATE. A COMBINATION NOTICK. year has been marked by a quicken- government would then be facing new Albion F Sherman.Eden THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY. | a# Ir to that wife. Laura L situation in which it must reserve to itself FOR SHERIFF. oerttfy ray ing of interest in their work on the THISSmith, has left my bed and board with- of decision. Fred F Haskell.Soilivan of Transcontinental cause. forbid all of the teachers and and complete liberty Moving Picture* out Just I therefore peraoas part pupils, WELL or ac- THAT WORKS or her FOR CX UNTY COMMISSIONERS. Road to be Shown Here. from harboring trusting ay la a note cabled to Berlin Monday, count. as I shall no bills of her contract* by an awakening of interest in the ( Two to be nominated.) pay informs tbe Ger- Tbe Lincoln Highway feature film wbich ing after ibis date. schools on the of the citizens. Secretary Lansing William H Sherman.Eden Good This Johm W part will be shown st tbs Strand May 30, Doing Great Spring. Sum. man government that tbe United Edward B Wyman.Ellsworth Swan's Island, May 9, 1916 The bugaboo of politics has been under the of tbe j FOR COUNTY TREASURER. auspices Ellsworth and the citi- States accepts its declaration of ita A medi- practically eliminated, James A McGown.....Ellsworth woman’s club, reveals fbe beauty and superlative blood-purifying CARD or THANK'. abandonment of its former submarine com- and zens can get together on common FOR REPRESENTATIVES. interest of tbe great cross-country road. cine like Hood’s Sarsaparilla, wish to thank oar frieoda neifl- bora for the kindly help g venae dar- and now relies npon scrupulous Class 1. It exceeds even t be bined with a iron tonio WE ground for free and unprejudiced dis- policy, sanguine expectations superlative ing the Illness and at th* death or our d*o|t- execution of the altered but Jndson A Eden like makes the ideal ter the beautiful flo*era cussion of school in policy, Sawyer. of tbe men who directed tbe taking of tbe Peptiron Pill* and lister; also for matters, having sent. ! canDot entertain a that tbe Class 2. eerie* of Medicine. view the best for the suggestion wonderful pictures. Spring Mr. K R OrLia. only good Stephen D Bridges...Verona j of citizens of tbe United States Tbe film ie a panorama of some of the No other medicine possesses suchi Ma. Hou.iv (Biss schools and for the rights Burke I>avis. j community. Leach,..Bucksport curative as two re- Mas. Wi liau tbe seas should in Class 3. moat beautiful country to be seen between properties these The time seems for upon high any way ripe, therefore, and Pacific storatives be made the oondnet Daniel E Harley*.. Ellsworth tbe Atlantic oceans, sod lbs working together. CARD OF THANK* another in in the way contingent upon step advanoe, Class 4. interest of tbe observer is held as They reach the wish to our alncereet thanki other closely impure, impover- express or consolida- of any government. our and friends for th* of school concentration Joseph C Harmon.*.Stonington after city stage extravagant ished blood, and the run-down, ex- MTS to neighbors city exposi- and kindness shown u* in our (real are several schools in Class 6. sympathy tion. There tions before the camera's eye. The Lin- hausted system. They awaken the loss. COUNT* GOSSIP. Carroll J Dnnn.Gouldsboro Ellsworth which well be con- coln interest which exiata all tbe aid digestion, and Mae. Bora McFarlasd. might j Ernest Gordon. Sullivan Highway appetite, purify Admix McFarlard. with other not i acroea the continent ie shown In a vitalise the blood, renewed W. Nils'.' Wtuuxs. solidated schools, only Late in last after he had Class 6. way give Mas July year, dag Ha xi* McParlasd. for the sake of school effio- Charles A Bnow.Bluehill wonderful degree by the thousands who strength to the whole body, produeo greater a well-matured crop of potatoes, George Brook Jin. Me., May 9. 1919. Class 7. •warm and cheer before the camera at sound, natural sleep, and a complete iency, but for economy. We believe Springer, of West Franklin, planted three William S Holmes.Mt Desert every stopping-place. restoration to good health,—the great- CAUTION NOTH F. tbe school department is the last or tour tuber* which be found in a car at | PROGRESSIVE. The film is a valuable historical record est of all earthly blessings. Two To IThom it May Ckmcem: J should be Frapklin station. eo fully matured in which economy practiced They FORBID all persona treating my wj FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR. of tbe of roads dollars invested in these two medi- ss I ahai that be will uee them for eeed this progress good permanent Lenora Oaspar, on my account, if at the expense of efficiency, but spring. I tbit daw. George (J Webber.Auburn in this country. A glimpse of every kind cines will bring better results than pay no bills contracted by her after when and both Witness: W Clarke. Justice of Us efficiency economy FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS, of road now in use is and doubt- four dollars spent in any other coarse Harry The bear which hee been living on Weet afforded, peace. Roy R Ussras. of school con- Pineo.... in the direction Charles B ...Bar Harbor lees our children at tome later date wben 'of treatment o»attendance. April 10, 1919. point Ellsworth sheep wsa trapped and killed seems the wise and FOR GOVERNOR. is to centration, it logi- Grindle last and this country will boast a nation-wide It wise get Hood’s Sarsapa- by Jams* Thursday, Edwin M Lawrence.Lubec PAUPER NOTICE. cal course to system of road* such as ia common in rilla and Peptiron Pills today. of Bib* pursue. when brought into town Friday attracted FOR S ATE AUDITOR. VINO contracted with the City of the will look witb interest worth to and care for those Did the finances city permit, much attention. It weighed over 300 Roland E Clark. Boulton Europe to-day, at HA support may need assistance daring five years befit* to tbe evolution of the road from tha virgin a large central school building, ac- pounds, and was of good color and in FOE REPRESENTATIVE. nine Jan. I. litA and are leg*l resides#* irastiaf commodate from all sections of good condition. The carcass was bought Class 6. clay to tbe perfect cement boulevards ENJOY A REAL Klisworth. I forbid ail person* wj pupils VACATION on my account, a* the re is plenty of Nathen P Foster .Sorrento which are springing up now in sections atl“*r^o01i" the proper, would be the ideal by A. L. Friend. See accommodations to care for tnem 7. city the wonders and beauties ot your H SOCIALIST. along every part of tha Lincoln highway. Farm hoase. Arthi'i | solution, but this is out of the ques- own land. Make it a vacation that will J. W. Chase, of Ellsworth, was a recent FOE UNITED STATES SENATOR. for tbe at least. Some- live in memory for years to come. Oor FREEDOM NOTICE. tion, present, and remarked James F SUPT. SMITH RESIGNS. caller at the Journal office, Carey.*.Surry new I have can be in the Ulnetrnted book, HEREBY (lee notice that thing done, however, FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS. fi»«jflI that be had noticed several items in ths I non. Thomas 8. Choate, his time. of the nor any or way of concentration schools, Journal regarding old coins, sod thought George O Currie. Skowhegan Head of Maine Schools Accepts Mas- “SEEING THE co loci none of bis wages, pay WONDERS OF bills altar this date. __ if will with FOE GOVERNOR. sachusetts AMERICA," the parents co-operate he would put a few of hie in hie pocket as Appointment. Lac a* B CautM* Frank H Max describing 35 field.Portland who for tha delightful tripe, sent free North April f«. IU« _ i the school officials. The Water street he was to tbe in- Payton Smith, past nine Broohlin, Me., coming capital. They Let us FOE STATE AUDITOR. baa been of upon request. help you plan yoor for well be cluded six United States of dates years superintendent schools whether school, instance, might pennies, Melville A Floyd.Portland vacation, it be Nova Scotia, for Maine, baa tendered hit resignation to Wotio*. discontinued, and the children now 1783, 178*. 1796, 1796, 1797 tnd 1798; a Alaska, California, Yellowstone National Irgal Park or half-cent of hslf- Governor Curtis, to aocept tha position of elsewhere. there sent to the Pine Massachusetts 1737; TEE REPRESENTATIVE CLASSES. .ubecrlbu attending of education of hereby fir." “0*f*JS| and and two Massa- The seven classes in Han- commissioner Massachu- he hu been «*«* school. The same be cents of 1794 1797; representative WALTER H. WOODS COMPANY, THB duly appointed street might setts. Smith in bis letter to of the will of chusetts cents of 1737 and 1788. The 1783 cock county, by number, are as follows: Supt. Gover- 262 1M« 0 street Washington St, Boston, Maas. GEORGE FRANCIS ARNOLD, done at the Infant school, the nor and 1784 the 1796 pennies, Class 1-Eden. Curtis, says. sent to the pennies, BROOKLINE. children being Fails : am very mindful of the with liberty cep sod flowing hair, Class 2-Bucksport, Orland, Castine, Ded- I weight of obliga- Norfolk eoanty. Mamacbosetts. deceAseO# school. We believe these two con- ham and Verona. tion under which I rest for the at law directs. All i and tbe Massachusetts half cent are sympathetic FOR HKH GRADE bond the STANDARD, selng demands the estate solidations alone would result in a Class 8— Am- support sad oo-operation that have been so Clven against | very rare. The penny of 1784 is Ellsworth, Trenton, Aurora, deceased are desired to present 'heesae herst, Otis, Waltham and Planta- me the school of from to Mariaville, universally given by teaobere, settlement, and all indebted thereto saving to the city $800 $800 marked on the edge “One Hundred for a tions 8. 88. ej* 10.31,1*, officers and citlseaa ef oar State. 1 trust I qnested to make payment Immediately of a year, while the change would be a Dollar’’ and tbe half-cente 1794-7 are be thia INVESTMENT being a resident of the State d Class Deer may through commualca- BONDS 4—Stonington. Isle, Sedgwick, permitted Lae-e in same “Two Hundred Butter island. Bear sobacriber has appointed benefit to the children through the marked the place, Eagle island. Hog island, tion to expreee my gratitude for all of thia «rhoasp-r island. island and Island from to ■den, Hancock eoanty. Maine. for a Dollar.” are all in floe con- Pumpkin Long plan- Yielding 4%% 6% well reoognized fact that the greater They tation. help and my abiding Interest la all tha' may ofBce address is Bar Harbor. dition, and Mr. Chase handles them as ever appei tain to tbs welfare of the schools ASK agent and attorney for purposes P!?*1® w-i competition among pupils of a large Class 5—Gouldsboro, Sullivan, Franklin, revised statutes of Maine. coap:er M. aware of their value. He is Winter Harbor. Bast- of Maine. thereof and to better school though fully Hancock, Sorrento, O. and amendments school is an inoentive brook and 7 and 9. L. O GREENWOOD notice of bt» an ardent collector and has a floe collec- Townships Supt. Smith's resignation will taka thereto, and gives this ment as law. work. Class 8— Bluehill. Brooklin, Penob- P. O. required by n tion at hie home in Ellsworth.—Konnebte Surry, effect J one 30. Among men mentioned as BOX.2S2. AUGUSTA, UK May A MM. Caulutow This matter of school consolidation scot and Brooksvllle. Journal. his successor are DeForrast H. Perkins, 'Phone 034 R Class 7—Mount Southwest |U| is not a new it has been Desert, Tremont, of at ,abwrlb«r *itm noiire proposition; Swan’s La- superintendent school* Portland; h.reby Harbor, Island, Cranberry Isles, he hu in but between mo Mt. Desert Rock and Marshall island. THE bundoly a-'polnird broached years past, “Cheer op, old men 1 All things come ine, Frank E. McGonldrick, superintendent of tor with the will .no.ztd ol the cut*“ parents and politics, obstacles that to those who wait.” “Not e eitaetlon; schools st Bar Harbor; Kenneth C. M. RUFU8 H. EMERY, lit. ol BU K8"r dean of Bowdoin col H. not a “bore do! You’ll find Bills, legs, J. la th. of Hancock. drc'MW', were insurmountable were always position." they Maine Women’* Club of New York. eoanty All P» Chase, superintendent of schools st Gardi- nUllWL UkeouweTspecleJI- glr.n bond, u th. law direct* in en situation nod an made ol ^ thrown in the We believe the yourself unpleasant At the April mealing of tb* Maine ner, william D. Fuller, eunerlniendent of ty pneu- ha-in* demand, agalnet tb« *•““ w way. monia end fever cases. the if welt schools of tbe districts Old Will also do ob- dtcurd nr. dulred topru.nl school board, If it should take embarrassing poeition yon only women'* olob, of Now York, officer* were orOnnopnd stetrical work. ,?\~re*" present Town, D. Lyman Wormwood, superinten- Recommended by Ells- uUl.rn.ot, and nil Indebted t”"*? long enough.’’ elected aa follows: Mrs. J. 8. Ferguson, worth to d to mak. Imm.d1.w7. the matter up, would find the parents dent of schools st Bangor, Pro lessor Wil- physicians. Apply Miae M. qae.it payment Elizabeth 232 1,1,1,. Tanooo.n president; Mr*. Harry Bbaw, first vice- mot D. of at Qooglne. Mein St., Elleworth May li**^, la a more mood than form- Mitchell, professor English Me. 112-12. receptive Mrs. aeoond Bowdoin college, and Professor W. G. Telephone president; George Noska, luMcrlMr nereoy *t«« and mote ready to co-operate of tha nor- VidwlS- erly, Mias Mabel re- Mallett, principal Farmington h. vies-president; Duncan, mal school. THE hu bun duly appointed with the school officials. Miss ftqaT Votttu. trator of th. relate of cording secretary; Mary Haskell, BBWnmoOO- MRS. GUYTON S LETTER VEST* L. WH8COTT. late of corresponding secretary; Mia* Ella Mer- VI1XH. Vo Eon-Down Ktrvous Woman and Miaa of the United States lor ^ The German Reply. rill, treasurer, Mary Stinson, Beware of Ointments for the Haaoock Dtstrlet of Melee. Louisville, Ky.—“I waa a nervous la tho eoanty of Hancock, d.ceujjf of to the de- auditor. In Um ntltir of _ bond, u tha law direct* The reply Germany con- *t*.a wreck, and in a weak, run-down Catarrh that Contain ■OWABO N. ***** uu d.mnnd. o*»ln*, that the indis- The program opened with ’cello solos by Mercury OAlPIVTtft, J haring toA4 mand of this country whan a friend naked me to **• *** ««*■ of uld d.ouud are dulred dition try aa will en leatrar Ik* eeeee of Bankrupt. 1 ‘U P^^ Nila Larsen, accompanied by Mias Alice mercury rely th. umn for uttl.m.nt, nod |w criminate submarine warfare cease at Vinol. I did so, and as a result I have ■Mil cud Ike wkole Toths creditors of Bdwerd B. ,, oompletely derange eye- Carpenter, of thereto are to make p«r"»~ I think Larsen. Mias Margaret Abbott, oontralto, tem when entering It throngh the macona Bdeo, la the of end rrqir.ud or relations would be gained in health and strength. eoeety Hnncoek. mu once diplomatic enrfaeee. Snch article* ehonld never be need dtstrlet aforesaid, a lately. M com*- the beet medicine in the world was heard In two groups of songs. “Ham- bankrupt: MM. F.*n Corre^ Vinol is exoent on front May 1. has been received. Ger- preacrlpelone reputable phy- to hirtbj glvnn that on istk --——— severed, let’s Brides” was tb* follow- XfOTIC* | presented by elclnne. ae the dnaeage they will da I* un fold w. Vm«L lEriSJ *d the iaene with an adroit- von eon JtHLAprtC w£d .ataenhor h.reoy «t»«* many meets AUG IOC ikwrlV MOHA —MTAe We U ing members: to the good poenlbly derive from "SSJUiw them. Hall*s Catarrh Cara, meaafaatored by THEhe hu boon daly of whioh must be admired even if Louisville, Hamlet.Mis* Ella Merrill aj!Sof th...ft*uu ut«* pan, Clayton, Ky. P. J. Cheney * Co., Toledo, O., eon ulna no tor with the will aonued Vinol is a delicious cod liver and iron Bsrtba bools 1* token di- of the evasiveness of the reply leaves Portia.Mias ateroury, end InUrnally, acting May te, i«», at 1JB e’elack in the FBBB B. AIEBH, tot. ^ over- the Mood and macona enrfaeee of tonic without oil, guaranteed to Beatrice....-Mrs. Arthur Watson rectly upon aftnranoa, at which time the said credit- la th. of Hannon*. to be desired. the In haying Bell'* Catarrh Oar* eoanty iff***© yW maoh come all devitalised gtevsasea eyetem. bead, u tbs law direct*. run-dowiweak. Juliet..Miss lass be ear* gat the It la taken la- provethetretelam.appointe (t.oa Ji to yon geealn*. •on. dunaad. o#oiw> had two problems faeo conditions and for chronic mil Jsbasea r haring ‘“^t 2 Germany coughs, Viola..a.Mias Daisy bf nr. dulr«d ‘o ?• fotneald *** of uld d.ouud P^In«W —the of war with this and bronchitis. Tb* annual luncheon will be held at I masting. urn* for ulttom.at, and all Ind'btu possibility Sold Drnggleta, Price Me par bottle. WiSSmYwInSS, itowu Me. by “ aro is make payment ^ which she dashes to Qeo. A. Parc her, Druggist, Ellsworth, | Hotel Boss Brooklyn, N. Y., May *>■ < Take Boil's Family Pill* far aoaaHpntloa. ■llewerth, M.„ B“k"fUy- roqout.il F. **■** ooantry, avoid, art, Mv MnyV MM. TtnornT GRKKN lake hatchery. LOCAL AFFAIRS Stimttemmtt. S5bbntf»rnmrt*. of Trent to Ponds In Assignments Pry (Continued from pago J.) This Vicinity. tbe government Osh hatchery at At important ai the community weak MILLER BROTHERS 101 RANCH REAL WILD WEST Lake, Superintendent E. E. Race day, Green and believe* la tha been itnct obavrvanoe ot bis crew have busy the past the ,nd day. The Sunday program will con- smalt eggs, lor which there week taking tain and demand. The nothing of an nmnaement or enter- is a large growing COMING TO ELLSWORTH tainment nature, bat will be The Ton number ol them egge taken ran* well up entirely FYTP All Opportunity Mcred and in keeping with the of ■ ■ into the million*. Moat of them are spirit Have Been Waiting For the dey. The program for tbia in Now thousands at the shipped m egge, but a few million are day thrilling Ellaworth will include s male hatched at tbe Green Lake station. quartette, which will present leered and The planting of fry of tbe humpback music, a N. Y. NADISON SQUARE GARDEN iectare on '"The Civic A VISIT TO THE GREAT PANAMA EXPOSITION from egge received from tbe Pa- Conacienoe”, by Lee J salmon E. Lyberger. It is for the coast Is completed for tbe year. customary ciflc churches of the Fir* Tom East al tha RecUee—Tha Moat Talked at Featara Fita aa tba Coaat tbs plants made in Maine rivers community to unite in the The crowning achieve- Among services at the 8t. Croix aod tent, both afternoon end MILLER BRO&-101 RANCH PRESENTS ,rc tbe following: East evening, sod sometimes the ministers ment of spec Macbiae rivers, about 780,000 each, »‘en- stupendous conduct their own service* t* a anion nansquen and Dennys rivers, about 1 tac ular dramatic service at the church in the morning. "The First Romance” photo 500.000 each, Union river, about 150,000, Exposition’s An actual romance with the Panama-Pacific 8t. George rtvsr about 400,000. Irving Garland, aon of Mrs. Endora j Sm reproduced Exposition and flm and a typical cattle ranch as a background. The biggest, most beauti- masterpieces. salmon and trout Garland, of Month of the Tbe land-locked have River, EUs- j mV ful. spectacular feature ever filmed. Over 1.000 performers and horses 1 worth, has bad some and Borne in- : ueed ha the making of this wonderful film. DON’T MISS IT. i hern late in developing Ibis year, owing trying Q teresting experiences at sea this to cold water from tbe late snows. Tbe spring. I Watch for Date and He was cook on board the schooner trout are now in tbe feeding etage, and Cora G., which foundered planting will soon begin. Among tbe as- March 5 after a four- Place of Showing signments ot trout fry for tbia section are teen-days’ gale, 480 miles east northeast of Bermuda. were taken off in the following: Branch pond, 80,000; They just time an steamer All roads will lead to Branch pond stream, 80,000; Patten’s pond, by English sailing many miles off her 75.000; Grand lake, 125,000; Pbillipe lake, regular course on account of the and were landed in Ellsworth when this is 50.000. About 800,000 will be shipped to war, Liverpool. The steamer had a narrow from a other sections of tbe State. A plant of escape shown—You will be there. submarine in the 25.000 lake trout will also be made in English channel. After a week in Grand lake. Liverpool, they were returned to New York Tbe bstebery baa about 680,000 land- on the steamship Cali- fornia. Mr. locked salmon to plant, and 1,400,000 to be Garland is now with Capt. COUNTY Y. SI. C. A. MARINE LIST. Sidney A. of in shipped. A plant oflOO,000 will be made Goodwin, Ellsworth, the schooner Robert A. Notes of Social and Religious Work Green Lake, ol wbicb about 75,000 will Snyder, bound for in In Island Towns. Eli* worth. STRAND THEATRE Presto, S. and back to be of Fish River lake stock, tbe Idea being Colombia, A., the Matin** Plctur** Gulf Tbs Isles ford men proved to the satis- Ar May 8. achs Ann C Stewart with lime for iMnr D*y Chant* Dally of tba Green lake stock of Mexico. C W the improvement faction of Grfndal; Storm Petrel from Port Read- all present at tbe Community ing with coal for C W Urindal tbe infusion of new blood. Tbe hatch- I ne junior Brotherhood, niw secret Life Down.” “Alas and by social beld at Islesford last Tuesday, tbat Wednesday—Graft. “Grinding Alack,’’ to bold a large number ot •ociety for boy», with troth, obedience Hsncoflk County Porta. featuring Cleo Madison, produced by herself. Comedy. ery expects tbey can serve refreshments as well as tbe salmon for planting aa flngerllngs. and friendship as its tenets, has been West Sullivan—Ar May 6, ach Georgietta of featuring Robert Warwick. ladies. Tbe county secretary conducted a Thursday—“Sins Society," organised in Ellsworth by Roy C. Haines. Southwest Harbor— Sid May 2, ach L T program of games tbat interested both Whitmore, bound east Friday—“Neptune’s Daughter,’’featuring the most perfect woman in Organisation waa at a meet- Sid schs Samuel bound KIRK WARDENS. perfected and old alike. A committee under May 8, Hart, east; the world, Annette Kellerman. A marvelous young C- for s for production. ing held at the Unitarian last Fri- Mary Nova Scotia; ga Princeps vestry tbe direction of Fred Morse served excel- Nova Seotia: schs John G Walter for western Matinee, loc; evening, 15c, one show. of for Hancock day evening. The officers are: W E and W L Tuck for Rockland in List Appointments Worthy lent cocoa and cake. This will port; coffee, tow of tug Fruit,” the third of dramas. County and Vicinity. master. Chandler Hagerthy; overseer, Ed- Saturday—“Forbidden high society probably be tbe last of these pleasant Sid May 4, sch Marion E Turner; ga s De- Commissioner win Fuller II and the 8 tale Forest Frsnic E. Royal; prelate, Hodgkins; community socials until next fall. livery Monday—“Father Boys.” Mace ennonnoed tbs lecturer, Dana McUown: master-at-arms, yesterday following Tbe Bass Harbor social evening, which Tuesday—"The Island of Regeneration.” of lire wardens for Hancock Edwin Austin; Carroll BORN. list county scribe, Langley; has been postponed for so long, was held and treasurer, Frederick Wood; vicinity: steward, last Friday evening at tbe Community FREEMAN-At to Mr and Coming—“College Widow.’’ Thurston Sullivan, May 2, Chief Wardens. Jordan;standard-bearer,Charles Mrs George Freeman, a daughter, i Alice hall at Bernard. A large company enjoyed “Great Divide.” N. Great town- Tilden; sentinel, Morrison. Rev. Elizabeth-1 Ezra Williams, Pond, Joseph a variety of games. Tbe newly-installed OBER—At 8tonington, April 29, to Mr and 22. 32, 23, No. 21 J. W. Tickle, George N. Worden, and Ful- “Lincoln May 30. ships 28, 3S0, 40, 41, plan- basket-ball apparatus was used in several Mrs Floyd C Ober, a son. Highway,” No. 33 ton J. Redman were chosen In tation, plantation. guardians. of tbe group games. A committee of WARDWELL-At Penobscot, April 10, to Mr addition to tbe and Frank Wardwell, a Fred 8. Hunker, Franklin, townships 7, degree work and social ladies, under tbe chairmanship of Mrs. daughter. Admission, 5c and lOc features of tbe athletics S, 9, '0 and 11. order, will give Ida Dix, sold refreshments for tbe benefit added interest. A MARBIKD. Deputy Warden*. baseball team has al- of the hall. Tbe Camp Fire girls will also Selden Oakes, Sooth town- ready been formed, and is seeking games Beddington, use the hall, with its equipment, for COLE—GROSS-At by Rev with other teams of Bucksport, May,6, ships 22 and 28, Hancock county. Juvenile the county. games and basket-ball. Mrs. Watson and Henry W Webb, Miss Hazel M Cole to Edwin Austin is of the Thomas P Gross, both of Bucksport. A. W. Tracey, Steuben, townsbipa Nos. manager team. Mrs. Wallace are conducting this work The their Announcement 7 and 10. boys played first game last Sat- for tbe girls. at DIKD. Watson Mace, Aurora, plantations 21 urday Wyman park, against a Scrub The Seal Harbor Y. M. C. A. juniors won a 22. team, winning by score of 18-16. Next an over the AD AMS—At S Daniel and easy victory Southwest Har- Onida, D. April 27. I wish to announce that I have been Adams. of Ellsworth 62 ap- Eugene East Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock, at tbe bor Y. M. C. A. baseball Sat- Jr, formerly aged Havey, Sullivan, townships junior team, years. pointed local representative for the 8. D. same place, they will play tbe Knighta of 7 and 10, urday afternoon, at Seal Harbor. The COOK—At Ellsworth Falls, May 5, Guy M Kroasknit Direct Mills, of New York, Great St. Joseph, tbe boys’ organisation of the does not tbe Cook, aged 23 years, 8 months, 8 days. Edgar Mclninch, Pond, townships score, 14-1, fairly represent manufacturers of high-grade hosiery, un- Catholic church. DELANO—At Verona, May 3. Mrs Alphonso 30 and 40, Hancock county, and township merits of the game, for with the exception derwear and sweaters. I have the Three- Delano, aged 54 years. 9 months, 4 days. Penobscot of the fifth when the Southwest 2, county. inning, DORR—At Orland. April 26. Robert Dorr, in-one Garment, house dresses and aprons. F. Great Harbor went to the was 78 8 1 John Haynes, Pood, town- boys pieces, game aged years, months, day. Kindly ’phone, or drop me a card, and 34. close. Seal will to GILES—At Amherst. May 2. Miss Florence E ship The Harbor boys go without any your to Giles, aged 21 years, 3 months, 15 days. obligation upon part Fred Williams, Great Pond, town- Southwest Harbor two weeks from last an 1 will of HOWARD—At Surry, Mav 4, Mrs Gertrude place order, submit samples ship 33. Saturday for a return game. Blackbu rn Howard, aged 86 years, 6 mouths, this well-known and popular product for work that the of Maine 14 days. Augustas L. Bunker, Franklin, town- The University your JONES-At Ellsworth, 10. Charlotte T, inspection. No. and 16. is in out some of its May ships 7, 9,10 doing sending widow of Harry S Jones, aged 74 years, 8 I also weave the rag rugs to order, and Howard C. Fletcher, Ellsworth, town- strongest students to visit the smaller j months. have a good stock of Rugs and Pillow Tope LITTLE—At May 8, Mrs Joseph ship No. 8. communities is proving mutually helpful. Bucksport, on hand for sale. T Little, aged 76 years, 11 months. 24 days. H. H. The visit of tbe team that was Madden, Greenfield, township postponed MACK—At Bucksport, Mav 1. Susan Mack, No. 32. to have been at Seal Harbor last week, j aged 2 years, 9 mouths, 4 days. Jesse Morris, Grand Falla, townships will take place Saturday and Sunday, 31Y RICK—At South Oouldsboro, April 26, j Martin V Myrlck. aged 79 years. 3 and 4, Hancock and May 13 and 14. The Y. M. C. A. Juniors W. A. Alexander, county, township 2, NICHOLS—At North Brooksvill*. May 8, Mrs Penobscot county. expect to play the Northeast Harbor Charles B Nichols, aged 71 years,• months, 38 Oak St. Tel. 84 Ellsworth Walter Madden, Myra, township 32. Juniors. Following the baseball game 16 days. RICHARDSON—At Bar Harbor, May 6. Miss C. Willis will be a short program of track events. White, Borliogton, townships Mary Susannah Richardson, aged 88 years. yGxvdcycado' the from the 40 and 41. Saturday evening boys SALSBURY—At Otis, May 8, Nathan Sals- Let us show (he Latest Slices in General Deputies: University will conduct a meeting, open to bury, aged about 80 years. you John O. Whitney, Ellsworth Falls, tbe public, at the banquet room of the aoutmsfcur.th Hancock county, without pay. Neighborhood hall. This meeting will LAMSOft&HllBBARDlUrS Russell Mace, Aurora, Hancock close in time for tbe moving pictures and county, Smith & Head special deputy. Nos. 22 end 28. for other engagements of the evening. Stephen Jordan, Wajtham, East Branch Sunday morning tbe regular church ser- will be waters of l' n Ion river. vice at the Congregational church Sunday, E. H. OPT. D. conducted by the visitors. Separate meet- BAKER, for men and boys will be held at the KI.E8 WORTH K A 1,1.8. ings Neighborhood ball at 2.30 Sunday after- May 14, is Registered Optometrist Mrs. Mary D. Jordan, of Bangor, came MINA FRANCES CONARY noon. The closing meeting of the series Craduts Phil. Celltfi if OptUMby church Saturday lor a visit with relatives. thanks her friends who voted her the will be held at the Congregational Office 153 Main St., Residence 65 Oak St. most in Ellsworth, in at 7.30 Sunday evening. The Ellsworth fish Man ELLSWORTH, ME. Winfred B. Joy and wife spent Sunday popular girl baby MOTHER’S DAY at Holden with Mrs. Joy’s parents. the merchants’contest of last month. CA CAQV Eye-glasses BALL. CHw T Spectacles Lorenio D. Smith, of Amherst, spent BASK On that day you will want to wear is ready for your orders for FARM DEMONSTRATIONS. and $5 Monday night with hie brother Charles. a ilower in honor of Mother. Average price $3 Ellsworth High Wins First Game of your fish at his fish market on Harold Coak and wife came Sunday for and News of Interest to Hancock County Season at Sullivan. Appointments Mondays Tuesdays morning from Wapato, Wash., for a visit Water next door to Telephone 48-6 or postal oard Farmers. Ellsworth high school won its first base- “For Mother a Flower Street, with his parents. Living Bright; 27 year’s experience In Boston. New York and ball game of the season at Sullivan Satur- Philadelphia. K. the P. O. 68-3 H. Young and Oscar Staples were at ITINERARY OF COUNTY AOBNT. day, defeating Sullivan in an exciting For Mother’s Memory a Flower White.” Telephone Mr. at Green Lake two the score ol 11-9. Staples’ camp daya | From the office of the county agent, O. N. eleven-inning game by last week end took five salmon. Worden. Ellsworth | The score: Call for them at PLUMBING, O. Richmond I. Moore left for Hum lord Msy 11-North Sedgwick; J. Orcutt, BLUWOXTH. e BARGAINS in SHOES Saturday, to enter the employ of the M. C. F. P. Allen, D. E. Allen. *b r bh po a The Ellsworth Hot Water Heating, Furnace P. Greenhouse, R. R. one construction H. W. Herrick, 8. 2 4 10 0 shoes are going up but my price is Co., with of its May 12—Bluebill; Fortier, lb.5 Talephona 49. Work and Jobbing. crews. Snowman, M. Orindle. North Penobscot; Barron, rf.6 0 0 0 0 0 going down. Iiam closing out my Leach, H. W. Lowell. Clement, c.5 1 3 18 1 1 stock of boots and shoes at HONEST WORK; HONEST PRICES Funeral service* of Guy Cook were held Harvey Eaton, 12 16 1 The mail-order house is war at the May 13—Bncksport. p.5 waging home ot hit parents Monday 8 8 4 12 1 May 15—Bncksport and Orland. Whitney, aa. on the local merchants with advertising Twenty Years' Experience. afternoon. Rev. Henry W. Conley officiat- 2b.8 12 12 1 DISCOUNT 16 and 17—Ellsworth. Phillips, as its ammunition. The local merchant 15% Personal attention to all details. Telephone ing. Mr. Cook was years ot May 12 12 1 twenty-three Johnstou.Sb.8 now means more than or mail orders attended to. 1 who doesn’t back with the same Purchase promptly ***> the youngest son ot Mr. and Mr*. Tupley, It.8 1113 fight BOYS’ AND GIRLS' CLUBS. this as further advance in John Cook. He had been in Auburn sev- Moore, cf.6 3 0 1 ammunition is bound to lose O’tf. saving, and | eral The last boys’ girls’ agricultural the of shoes is certain. EDWARD F. BRADY, years working in the shoe factories Total.47 11 21 33 14 8 price club to be formed in the county this Grant St., Ellsworth, Me. until was to CommiBBion fflerrt)antt. last tall, when be compelled SULLIVAN. season is located in Ellsworth, upon the Telephone 173-2. return on home account of ill health. He e H. P. CARTER the Ellsworth woman’s club. ab r bh po a wu ol initiative of 1864 1916 genial disposition, popular among 2b.8 1 1 0 2 1 his It has ten charter members. The officers Milne, associates, and had tnuny friend*. He Uerrish, 3b.8 10 2 11 is tor the coming year are: Millard Dews, FOR COATS survived by his parents, six sisters— E- Havey, cf.6 3 13 0 0 Earle DeWitt, vioe-president; Mn. John ot Mrs. P. B. president; M. Havey, ss.6 0 0 3 2 2 FUR-LINED COATS Finn, Bangor; Oertrude Lunch Harold Dorgan, secretary; Flood, 1 19 2 1 Bussell and Mrs. Charles Phillips, of Au- Blaisdell, ..8 C BOSTON Dairy at DAVID FRIEND’S 1 1 4 2 burn; Mrs. Eugene Grindell, Pasco, Wash., treasurer. Webber, p.6 1 Emission We have modeni New line of Mackinaws direct and are the projects 1 0 12 1 2 merchaN' from sold end Misses Helen and Theresa Cook, of Potatoes poultry Abel, lb.6 factory, cheap. the members have chosen. An ef- A. Orcutt, if.6 1 2 2 1 1 Ellsworth also two which Fails; brothers—Har- 1 1 1 ° WANT YOUR REPAIRING of all KINDS old fort is being made to double the member- M. Orcutt, rf.. .8 FURNISHED ROOMS Cook, of W to, and Arden 1 spa Wash., should have ah lor aclub in Ellsworth a, ..48 9 7 33 13 11 Cook, ot Ellsworth Falls. ship, Total, FARM PRODUCTS or week in con- of at least twenty. The various by day | enrollment SCOBS BV INNINGS. Live and are: % acre; boys Eggs, Dressed, Poultry nection with our mouth of the rives. projects Boys, potato, 1 23466789 10 11 total present boys and girls, poultry; 'and girls, pig; Ellsworth....• 0401021102 11 Veal, Apples, Potatoes business. Call and in- FILMS W. L. his and girls, canning. Pratt, of Ellsworth, has sold girls, garden canning; gulllvan.A 0140102100 9 Will No. 2B Brownie films home for Prices, Shipping Tags, Dressing, Packing them. develop your place here to & G Fullerton. Anybody interested should inquire spect for lOc 3c each. be SUMMARY. and Shipping instructions, etc., sent tree Prints, Mr. and of Mr. Bcott, who is to Mrs. Navels, of Boston, are particulars Two-bate hits-E. Havey, PhiUipa, 134 Main Street, Ellsworth, Me. No. 2A and other sizes: 6 exposure, local leader of the club. ’'siting Thomas Follay and hla mother. Fortier. Stolen bases -E. Havey, ito iBomnai Circa. 10c, 12 exposure. 25c. Prints, club will make twelve Eaton, Mrs. Nereis la a The Ellsworth Oc each, OOc doz. Post cards sister of Mrs. Folley. 2; Whitney, Johnston, Moore, Fortier. per I In the county this year. Much L I C K H SCOTT same rate. The farm house of H. L. form- organized Struck oat— Eaton, 17; by Webber, 9. Bay, Jr., in the work. by \ Ellsworth Steam interest is being taken irRCIALTT If ADR OR •riyths Badlsr was Beat on balls—Off Eaton, S; Webber, 7. Laundry Filas aad Prints returned the after Capt. Chaney place, TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING AND A* KMs If Lmrinr Wirt. NAPHTHA CLEANING day burned Hunday night. Umpires—Friend, of Ellsworth; Abel, of GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. received. A little who attracted all the pas- Union Safe A Trust Co., of rort Good* called for and delivered Mr. and Mrs. girl Sullivan. Agent Deposit Percy Garland, of PUtaftald, with her singu- _____ and, for furiiUdlog Probate ami Surety Bonus *r« sengers of the trolley-car Special attention to parcel post work receiving congratulation* on the birth who Agent Oliver Typewrlten typewriter suppllea lar sweetness was asked by a lady Katharine and Margaret found them- Stanwood’s Photo Car, daughter. Mr. was or Mam and Water Hts. (over Moore's Drop H. a E5TEY A CO., Proprietors Garland formerly “Did Santa Claus bring next to each other at a din- of this sat next to her: selves seated Hiitre), Ellsworth. Me. State Street, ... Ellewortb. Me JONESPOBT, ME. pi.~, in- confi- yon a doll on ChristmasT’’ “Yes, ner-party and immediately became all the Miu deed," said the little girl, and dential. “Molly told me that you told WILLIAM SEMPLB Mllly was rather talkative. Her mother ]JR. smiled, while the her that secret I told you not to tell her,” OSTEOPATH “TIm Wend called and was in- passengers Send for Rtiipous IRA B. Jr. r0*0® on bar her child was isn't she a postal HAGAN, ■onned: beamed at ths attention whispered Margaret. Oh, Specialties: Nervous Diseases, “No, mum, Mias Mllly is not In. ConvicthMS of An American receiving. “He brought ms two dolls,” mean thing*” gasped Kttberine. “Why, Diseases or Stomach. Citizen", Civil *°oe to the olaas." “Why, what Engineer, continued the child to the strange lady, 1 told her not to tell you I” “Well,” re- Treatment and Connultatlon, be Appoint- ex-President to inquired tbs In surprise. one by Taft, Land Surveyor. aSJf caller, do know, the hair on of turned “I told her I wouldn’t ment, in BlUworth on Fridays. won, is I “and. TOO Margaret, mum, you know Miu Mllly couU. off -lust 1 ks her I Easters Treat Mains mydoUa' heads right tell you the told me—so don’t tell Address, Bldg., Bangor. J. W. 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COUNTY NEWS employed here several weeks, has returned COUNTY NEWS. days last week with Mr. and re. Alonzo OFYTY YEWS' | home. Wentworth before going to Northeast Harbor for the summer. TALE The school, which has been suspended CAPE HOSIER. A TWICBTOLI) SEAL HARBOR. SEDGWICK. John Baton and of several weeks on account ot the whooping wife, Roxbury, ia in A. E. Lawrence is at his “The Mrs. R. A. the week-end st were here last week. Hugh Manson working Dark Har- lieiulsn cottage, | cough, reopened last Monday, Mr. Ham- Bracy spent Mass., One of Interest to Our Lichens.” Brooklio. bor. ilton, teacher. Mrs. George W. Lust, who has been ~Miss Helen Yeston is the el Mrs, Mrs. A. N. is visiting her her in Edna Black is working tor Eugene Jor- end »*»•* guest ; People ot this section of the town Dority with daughter Arlington, Mass., Good new* beer* repeating. Thomas Mrs. M. L. st Northeast dan. of list McIntyre. learned with deep regret of the death of mother, Stanley, is home. la confirmed after a long lap** Harbor. The weirs are catches believe it *'• ** Hervey Conner broke his leg while in i Webster McFarland. He waa well known Mrs. Daniel Dow, Mrs. Harold Lawson making good ot eveo if we hesitated to * Bar Harbor Sunday. to ail, and much respected. Mrs. E. J. Eaton will leave this week to and son Gardner came home from Owl’s herring. hearing, we feel secure in rfcoeptiSt in Mrs. went to Portland last May 8. Zknophon. join her husband, who is employed Head last week. Mrs. Augusta Redman is at borne from truth now. The following experietietB Aubrey Alley tin as for the E. S. S. Co. a woman is coudrmed after week to take a child from the children’s Bucksport, agent Miss Beatrice Loot left for Man- Chstine. Bangor SALISBURY COVE. to-day home. A fire broke out in the cism factory here set, where she has employment at W. H. MiasC. E. Colson went to W years. interport 281 Ohio St., Mrs. Alston Lelaud entertained the after the close of work The Mrs. J. H. McAuliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Loring Watson are receiv- just Tuesday. Ward’s for the summer. Tuesday. m “I was bothered bj ladiea’ aid society Friday afternoon. was saved, but considerable got, Me., says: congratulations on the birth of a bod, building May 3. Thelma. A dance at John Blake’s even- ing Thursday in small of b*r a _it _ .. dkate; then there’s the hand- throat i* visit of two months in Boston. IS all we or Its enthUSl- •omepound end half-pound tin My humidors and the Miss Rachel Cole, who is teaching in pound !> * asticfriends ever Augusta, spent the week-end at home. claimed PERj*»E much better. A pier is being built at the Center Har- bor yacht club at Haven. Mrs. William H. Hinchliffe. 20 Myrtle St., Beverly, Mass., IlggSBRl Stephen CouStns and wile came home writes: “I have taken four bottles of Peruna, and I can that It answers smoke desire say Wednesday. They spent the winter at every you it has done me a great deal of good for catarrh of the head and Daytona, Fla., visiting Mrs. Cousins’ or other man ever had! It is so I recommend Peruna to all any ||El julva^^luvrSw thro>t. sufferers v/ith catarrh. I do mother in New York, on their way borne. | jl not think I ever felt much better. I am cool and and to really surprised at the Miss Nellie Cousins baa returned from fragrant appealing your nRX^IRiSliBfficoSm rl I can do. I do not think too work much praise can be said for where she visited her Holyoke, Mass., smokeappetite that you will get chummy with a Peruna.” sister, Mrs. Edith Roberts. ;|jj|| Those who to fluid it in a short time! t/ujcct medicines can now procure Peruna Mrs. William WilkinB, of Somerville, mighty ( Jk Tablet-!. Mass., and George Hooper, of Boston, came to attend the funeral of Webster P. Will invest 5c or 10c to out our tw, u u. »•«. »d. «f u>. you prove say-* McFarland, returning home Thursday. Prince Albert tidy red tin. Reed so on the national «w*p.

Miss Adele who was called THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INS. CO. INS. McFarland, STATE OF MAINE. FIREMAN’S FUND CO., home by the death of her father, Webster ASSETS DEC. 81, 19)5. OP SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. County op Hancock as. McFarland, returned fo Real estate. $ 131 .COO 00 Incorporated in 1863. Somerville, Mass., To the Honorable Justice of the Supreme Mortgage loans, 163,500 00 Commenced business in 1863. court next to bolden at Ells- Monday. Judicial be Collateral loans, 61,457 82 Bernard Faymouville, Pres. worth. within and for said county of Han- Stocks and bonds, 6 829.503 00 Louis Weinmann, Sec. Capt. William Freetbey has moved his cock on the second Tuesday of April, a. d. Cash in office and bank, 2K5.8W8 38 1916. 694 771 57 Capital paid up in cash $1,600,000 00. family into a part of Mrs. Lucy Nutter’s Agents' bilances, A. LORD, of Ellsworth, in said Interest and rents, 104,216 40 ASSETS DEC. 81, 1915. house at Haven for the summer. JOHNcounty of Hancock. State of Maine, hus- Real estate, $ 573,442 89 band of Mae M Gross assets, $8,270,347 15 M-. of Jed A New Lord, respectfully represents Mortgage loans, 1,188,l58|90 Nichol, Frye Co., that he was lawfully married to the said Mae Deduct Items not admitted, 18,939 71 Collateral loans, 339,469 67 Y'ork, was the guest of A. E. Farnsworth M Lord on the 5th day of August a. d. 1911. at Stocks and bonds, 6,10736230 said Ellsworth, by Rev. F. A- A. Killam, a Admitted assets, $8,251,407 44 Cash in office and banks, 2,141,816 96 takes extra fine flour to make last week. TT minister thro duly authorized to solemnize LIABILITIES DEC. 31, 1915. Agents’balances, 1,240,988 81 in the State of Maine her name, at Bills 183,596 24 Miss Beeslt Allen visited friendB'at Sar- marriages Net losses, $ 364,060 34 receivable, * that time, Mae M. her name unpaid Interest and 96,936 06 all three but being Williams, Unearned 18 rents, equally well, last week. been Mae M that premiums, 4,6i7,187 gentville formerly having Leighton; All other 00 libellant and the said Mae M. liabilities, 67,500 $11,822,255 84 they, your Cash 750.000 00 Gross assets, Means and wife, of have lived as husband and wife at capital. 496,049 74 William Tell does because it is Guy Bedgwick, Lord, together 92 Deduct items not admitted, it, of their said Surplus over all liabilities, 2,452,659 j moved here for the summer. Mr. MeanB said Ellsworth from the time marriage until the thirteenth day of Febru- Admitted assets. $11,826,206 60 milled a from Will be on the Porter works. Total liabilities and surplus, $8,251,407 44 by special process employed ary a. d. 1913; that on said thirteenth day of LIABILITIES DEC. 31, 1916. a. d. 1918 the said Mae M. Lord at M. E. HOLMES. Agent, Ellsworth, Me. May 8. Une Femme. February, $1,147,419 69 Red Winter Wheat. If said Ellsworth, utterly deserted your libel- Net unpaid losses, Ohio you without that said utter desertion Unearned premiums, 6,661,681 7$ lant, cause; MASSACHUSETTS AND MARINE 00 has so continued since said thirieenth FIRE; All other liabilities, 362,600 BLUEHILL FALLS. ever 00 to blue ribbon cake day of February, a d. 1913, being more than INS. CO., Cash capital, 1,600,000 aspire bread, Surplus over all liabilities, 2,684,704 18 B. H. Candsge, of Boston, was here over three years; that since said marriage the taid BO&TON, MASS. Mae M. Lord has been continually guilty of that the A88ETS DEC. 81, 1915. Total liabilities and $11,326,906 60 and pastry keep family Sunday. extreme Cruelty towards your libellant, and surplus, since saiu hes been continually Stocks and bonds, $1,204.549 71 M. E. H01.4ES, Ellsworth, Me. Is steamboat at marriage Agent, to Horace Duffee agent guilty o. cruel and abusive Ire* merit towards Cash in office and bank, 186,224 *7 j forward next triat, > locking your South Bluehill. your libellant; that your libellant h >s always Agents’ balances, 1.6.022 87 conducted himself t wards bis said wife as a Interest and *ems, $.040 82. INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH a tell the grocer that nothing will Mrs. Prank Teagle is adding a sleeping faithful husband; that your libellar.t now re- | All other assets, 696 91 AMERICA sides at said Eilsrr.ilh and has resided ia said to her PHILADELPHIA, PBNN. porou collage, Ellsworth ever since his said marriage, and in Gross assets, $1,563,638 28 I do but William Tell—the flour that Deduct items not 18,282 56 DEC. Mr, of North Bluehill, is good faith, thus having redded in said Ella- admitted, ASSETS 81,1915. Leighton, to the worth for more than one year prior Real estate, t for Mrs. Fernstrom. that there Admitted assets, *1,485,300 72 J2J*SS S goes farther. gardener commencement of this proceeding; Mortgage loans, 177.724 26 Is no collusion between your libellant and LIABILITIES|DEC. 81, 1916. Stocks and bonds, 16,981,484 76 Mrs. Rebecca Davidson, Mr. David- the said Mae M. Lord to obtain a divorce; that 06 Net losses, *148,047 81 Cash 1 u office and bank, 1,429,698 of the said Mae M. Lord is un- unpaid son and daughter arrived from Philadel- the residence Unearned 569,416 72 Agents’balances. known to libellant and oannot be as- premiums, ^ISKKSL Saturday for a short stay. MlSs your All other liabilities, 18 782 76 Bills receivable, phia certained reasonable diligence; that your of is here by Cash 500.000 00 Interest and rents, Clark, Ellsworth, arranging libellant believes it reasonable and proper, capital. MIJ’SyK191,917 7.4 over all liabilities, 254,054 94 All other assets, HITCOSB, HAVNES ft CO. W. URINDAL their shrubs and Sowers. conducive to domestic harmony, and con- Surplus the and of _C. R. O. Chatto and wife went Vo Seaville sistent with peace morality society Total liabilities and *1.486,800 72 Gross assets, that the bonds of between him surplus, ®21*Sff*255542 to see Mr. Chatto1* Mrs. matrimony Deduct items not admitted, 645,87a Sunday Sister, and his said wife should be dissolved by di- M. E. HOLMES, Agent, Ellsworth, Me. Clarence Chatto, who will leave to-day that such divorce vorce. Wherefore he prays Admitted assets, $20,447,669 5L for Portland for medical treatment. be decreed may LIABILITIES DEC. 31,1915a May 8. Cbumbb. Dated this twenty-fifth day of March a. d. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, 1916. John A. Loro. LONDON, ENGLAND. Net unpaid loises, $1.00 tor Three Months STATE OF MAINE. 6,i7i,«»»w Stocks and bonds, 77 Upearned premium** new DsngfYa of Drafts. Hancock as: *9,700,701 All other liabilities. 175,000 00 The ilanfrvr P.iilv Xew»> nuking a special offer to subscrib- Cash in office and bank, !i7,420 lg and sworn to the said John Cash 4,000,000 00 ers, first 3 mouths A out the enclosed Drafts feel best when we sre hot and per- Subscribed by Agents’ balances, 827.667 81 capital, fur ny clipping a. d. over all 5,880,472 93 person when they are most dangerous, A. Lord this twenty-fifth day of March, Interest and rents, 69 Surplus liabilities, mi ! to tlie News will spiring. Just 35,356 cott|>ori sending tis^nclosing #1.00, Bangor Pally and the result is Neuralgia, Stiff Neck, Sore 1910'. All other assets. 57.387 86 j 51 be sent the first 3 month* to any address. Muscles, or sometimes an attack ot Rheuma- Before me, 1L E. Hamlin, Total liabilities and surplus, $20,447,659 Liniment. Justice of the Feace. tism In such cases apply Sloan's Gross assets) *3,338,524 00 M. K. HOLMES, Agent, Ellsworth, Me. The Bangor News is the homo paper of Eastern, Northern circulation to the sore and | Daily Itstimulaies pain- Deduct items not admitted, 470,173 42 ; C. C. BURRILL & SON, Ellsworth, Me. and t’entrsl rs> t > reach the morning field, full Associated fa) part. The blood flows freely and in a Ma'ne,4 BOYD BARTLETT, Castine. To ss Alltowns i.i Eastern. Northern and Central Maine fully short time the stiffness and pain leave. Admitted assets, 2,868.350 58 * reports. Those from or Neuralgic suffering Neuralgia STATE OF MAINE. LIABILITIES DEC. represented rr-tu ;NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK. Interest rents, ?*•*•*£• ir, Unlimited Raw Material, o! the last will and testament of All other assets, 13.885 79 **ood j ASSETS DEC. 31,1915. Coffee; CHARLES 8. HOLT, late of LL.LSWORTH, and Real estate, * 566,500 00 Gross assets, $4,286,745 22 of deceased, no bonds in the county Haucock, loans, 00 Deduct items not admitted, 224.400 54 bv the terms of said will. All Mortgage ^15,500 being required Stocks and bonds, 14,754,741 00 Good Land demands the estate of 08 Farming persons having against in office and 1,067,704 57 Admitted assets, $4,012,344 the same Cash bank, said deceased are desired to present 1,466,627 30 and all indebted thereto ate Agents’balances, LIABILITIES DEC. 81,1915. Await for settlement, Interest aud rents, 116.940 01 Development. requested to make payment immediately. Net unpaid losses, $ 259,851 Adelaide R. Holt. 2,287,347 46 May 2, 1916 Gross assets, *17,987,012 88 Unearned premiums, liabilities, Deduct items not admitted, 240,675 52 All other Communications regarding locations Cash capital, 1,000,000mSmitS 00 subscriber notice that all liabilities, 426.420 70 will receive attention rpHE hereby gives Admitted assets, *17,746,337 36 Surplus over are invited and 1 he has been duly appointed adminis- LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1915. 68 when addressed to any agent ot the trator of the * state of Total liabilities and fu*plus, $4,012,344 65 MAINE CENTRAL, or to ISAAC B. GOODWIN, late of PENOBSCOT, Net unpaid losses, * 466,310 M. E. HOLMES. Agent, Ellsworth. Me. Unearned 7,909.326 42 of deceaseO. and premiums, in the county Hancock, Ail other liabilities, 700.U59 67 oonds aa the law directs. Ali perse; s given Casn 2,600,OtiO 00 INDUSTRIAL BUREAU, demands the estate of «aid dt j Capital, house is huving against over all liabilities, 6.170,650 62 The mail-order advertising desired to the same ioc surplus ceased are present i and all indebted thereto are re for your business. What are you going settlement, Total liabilities and surplus. *17,746,337 36 MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD nrtn^ tn ijr> T*. I ^« Ellsworth, Me. to do about iff PORTLAND, MAINE. May 2,1916. (Albert P. L> Acn. M. E. HOLMES, Agent, I SMimiennm* Sbbrrttsrmcnt*. AMERICAN BANKNOTES.

Harder to Counterfeit Then Thoee of TOBACCO THAT'S JUST SISHT FOR PKRFCCTIOHS TOBACCO HOT BOOB SHOUON FOB HBBFBOTIOHO Any Othor Notion. 4 * An official of the treasury department says that not only do American en- gravers of banknotes excel ail others in the artistic quality of their designs, but that they likewise ex. el in the in- genuity of their provisions against counterfeiting. Jacob Perkins of New bury port. Mass., invented the method of trans- ferring designs from hardened steel plates to s'eel cylinders and of retraus- ferring to flat plates, thus enabling the engraver to devote the time necessary to accomplish his best work in the original and reproduce it at will. Asa Spencer, another Yankee, contributed another instrument, the geometric lathe, which renders difficult the suc- cessful counterfeiting of paper money. Most Euroiieau governments depend for the | r. Section of their paper mon- ey upon coior work. Several of the large banks of issue employ civil en- Absolutely Pure gineers iu their bureaus of engraving aud printing, a proceeding that pur- lade from Cream of Tartar ples American exjierts, who cannot see the connection between engineering MAUIl-NO PHOSPHATE and engraving. Many Italian bank- notes are easy to counterfeit. A few ENUFF yen s ago the Hank of Spain was oblig- ' RAIN 10TTA. ed to abandon its owu plant, since its SUM COU NTY NE W8 notes were imitated so successfully that the counterfeits were without STONINUTON. question accepted by the hank itself. A private concern now does work. Ospt. Fred Weed, of Deer Isle, is in the The Bank of Greece Nature’s choicest town. employs the Only tobacco gets American method, having suffered a Capt. George Brown has bought a new sad experience with notes of German, motor boat. into Austrian and English make. Perfections. Mrs. Joseph is in New- Jecksop visiting The American experts do not hold to buryport, Mass. the popular notion abroad that the No frills—no fancy business—and Every leaf of it is naturally good and Capt. Goa Brown will leave to-day for notes of the Bank of England cannot you don’t want ’em either. You want full of the fresh that Boston, to work. be counterfeited. They content) that original, a nickel’s worth of SMOKES—not The Castine ball team these famous notes can be imitated Nature put into it defeated Stoning- frills—for ton here Saturday. readily enough, for little attempt is your 5c. made to protect them the use Mrs. James Stinson, who has been seri- beyond You get it in Perfections. You Why smoke something else not ously is of a watermarked )>aper. ill, improving. tobacco that IS so ? Make a One practical safeguard of great ef- get tobacco. quite good quick, happy Sardines wers brought in and tbs fectiveness is the cu£*Gttt of the Bank Perfections are famous for contain- change to Perfections because they’re this canning shop opened morning. of England of canceling everj note ing but natural is btuJd- Issu- nothing Virginia Arthur Thompson, 9* Sunshine, that 1? return id the bank and tobacco. JUST NATURALLY GOOD for ing a new boat for the Thurlow Bros. ing another in Us place. Tills and the a of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barter are moving practice of keeping record 5c. to Providence, K. 1., where both have em- numlers of all banknotes used in ev- ployment, ery business establishment keep alive AIm packed a keen souse of responsibility, which Mrs. Mtr^ g, Wells arrived Saturday 20 for 10b adds to security.—Philadelphia Record. from Lynn, Maas., where she has spent the winter. We, ths Miss Florence E. Seekins, of this town, Psoplo. The ‘We, the of the has been chosen at Colby college as one of phrase, people Cnlted States," In the preamble of the the clsss day speakers. constitution read In the first draft of Miss Henrietta Buckminster Is spending the constitution as follows: “We. the two weeks with relatives in Portland. people of New Hampshire, Massachu- Miss Mary McKenzie is substituting for setts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New her in the postoffice. York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Del- The Esster concert at the Congregational aware. Maryland. Virginia. North Car- church on Sunday evening, though two olina. South Carolina and Georgia, do weeks belated, was a great success. The ordain, declare and establish," etc. building was crowded. Though unanimously adopted by the Mrs. H. B. Haskell, of Ellsworth, who convention, the wording had to be has been visiting her parents here, is now changed to “We. the people,” simply at Saratoga, N. Y., attending the Metho- l>ecausc the constitution, which had dist general conference. not as yet been ratified, was to go Into The body of Frank Simpson, who died effect when ratified by nine states, and. in Portland in the winter, was brought not knowing which states were to rat- here Wednesday for burial in the family ify. the naming of the states was. of CIGARETTES lot at West Stonington. Mrs. Simpson course, out of the question. hill via North Penobscot, will be favored back shore, and enjoyed a fine fire sols and Mrs. Jennie Reed came with the body. NEWS. COUNTY NEWS COUNTY and re- with daily auto service to Bangor ...... picnic sapper. District Deputy President Mrs. Rosa- Chamslsen Scared Whits. turn. Quite a number ot tb* students tod mond Merrill and Mrs. E. G. Madagascar Is the home of the cha- SEAWALL. Ricker, MOUNT DESERT. several teachers have been members of tbe “A Naturalist In Mrs. Carl Walker, of New Portland, is president, will meet with Rock bound Re- meleon. In his book, William Moon A. C. Fernald baa purchased a Ford her Mr. and Mrs. spent tbe week-end with choral society which bos met weekly dar- bekah lodge Thursday evening, May 11. Madagascar," James Slbree says the visiting parents, George { truck. Leach. Mr. fora, his grandmother, Mr*. M. E. Moore. ing the winter and spring, and bars Several from other lodgee will be present. chameleon changes color for other rea- j Walker|came Saturday Rath are or two. John Ward is home tor a short vacation thereby contributed to tbe success of tbs May 8. Nihil. sons than -adaptation to Its back- Rev. J. N. Walker and Miaa day __ before the steamer at community festival beld last Friday even- ground! lit saw one that turned per- ! visiting in Boston. Work -On the grange ball baa progressed joining Range ley Rockland. ing. Ur. E. E. Pbilbrook has been tbe HANCOCK. fectly out of fright when seized Miss Mildred McFarland, ol Trenton, the past week. The hall will be much whitf conductor and M las Nellie F. Harvey one Min Gertrude Fom, of spent in the colls of a snake. When released ia employed at M. L. Allen's. enlarge l, and tbe grange room will be on Mrs. L F. Newman arrived last weak Bangor, of ibe on from Boeton. She vs accompanist*. Sunday with ber parents. It resumtsJ’lts ordinary color. The Ma- Mrs. Hollis R. Hysom arrived borne from the second floor instead of tbe first. It : will* in Manset this is to tbe work close* here. Mist Edith Foes, who baa been ia Mel* lagasy call It ranilaheloka, which Boston last weak, tor tbe summer. expected complete by July summer, having bar eotlaga means obi boy.” 4. HOBBY. roee, *Uga,, twp month*, i* home for the “naughty Mra. Fred P. Smith and son Donald Charles NewmaB la In town. Hi* off tbe end **«y 8- H. mother retort Little Howard Sinclair cal have returned from a visit in Trenton-. __ will With him to Pumpkin of a Dead Wrong. Island light to make her home. John finger recently. Mrs. Belle Eldridge and Mr*. Berth* Mrs. Forrest O. Dickey and children WEST GOULDS BUBO. would do, Jlmson,” asked Penney will aoootsspany them. Mrs. Fred Anderwon bis gone to Banger Randall, of Franklin, were week-end “What you hav? moved to Hull's Cove tor tha sum- Professor Brainfag, "If you saw a man Mias Irene Conners spentfthe^week-end A small hospital for treat meat. guests of Alfred Eldridge and wife. mer. company gathered at Mrs. at her home in Sullivan, fall dead In the street without appar- Nellie Benson's Wednesday evening. May Edwin ttorr returned Sunday from- Harry E. Rollins has been engaged to Mirk W. Somes II It bonte from Boston, ent reason?" James A. Hill and wife spent a few days 9, in honor of her sixty-first birthday.1 Togas, where ha spent tbe winter. deliver the memorial address on May 90. where be bas bsen attending a business “I Wouldn't khdW \vhat to do, last weak in They brought a cake and Harbor, Monaghan’s orchestra, of Ellsworth, will really Prospect;Harbor. birthday gifts. { tJeorge Ctttt, of Northeast student "I college. It was a and a as furnish music. sir," answered the yvung Miss Gertrude Crabtree, a ^trained now complete surprise, plea at! spent tbe w#ek-*nd at home. A. tfoiftes, proprietor of tbe woa think I should Just let him lie there. It Oeorge from ia at E. M. Stevens’. evening enjoyed by all. oon- C. Worthen and of home last week Hancock, D. J. I'srrtls and wife are receiving J»xne* wife, Melrose, would be of man Somes bouse, returned E. D. certainly wrong any May of ■ Mr. Worthen re- botel in readiness Miss Paulina Kingsley, with a friend, «._T. gratulattons on tbe birth eon—Boy Mass., came Friday. to drop dead in the street without first from Boston, to get tbe but Mrs. Worthen Mias Frances Jay, spent tbe week-end Thomas. turned borne 9unday, giving his reasons for doing so.”— for tbe season. SOUTH HANCOCK. a visit with her with her another, Mrs. Nathan Kingsley. T#e Howard wm held will remain for longer Kansas Star. John Jacob Somes has rented bis borne funeral of Mra. City '’t'. S. Colwell has boaght a Chalmers E. 3. parents, O. W. Foes and wife. The ball May 2 eras a decided success. Sunday at Dr. F. H. Freeman's, Kev. for tbe season, and expects tbe party to touring car. Music was Roberts’ of Mil- 4d J" bigger, Mrs. Bigger or her baby? Spll- LAMOINE. “Yes’m,” sick headache, this reliable remedy NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES. » new **5 lum—The is the little bas been done. Tbe learn newt" “I got on to will soon make feel better. baby Bigger.— Very little farming snu you A free lecture will be,given at the town Wednesday a class in for hour, by Richmond TioiesDispateh. land ia and tbe frost hardly out. afternoon, nature getttn’ oat o’ echool »u FREE.—On of a outside wet, hall Su- receipt yellow wrap- next Tuesday evening, by State study went on a bird walk. fin’ red me nose.” we will There were ink up per with your opinion of the medicine, Misses Christina and Byrde Hatcb are at j with a perintendent of Schools Payson Smith. two which aend one of our Needle Book, squads, subdivided and “I see bow in tbe world Edith food What men ask for when borne from where don’t j assortment of high grade needles, useful in usually Brockton, Mase., tbey The lecture ia under tbe of the searched the d0' auspices whole peninsula. At 5 that old Mr. “f every family. to God is that tw» and two bave been marry Rocksley.” ..B they pray teaching. , grange. Refreshinenta will be eold, tbe o’clock, in answer to the signal fire, every- tbe only poaaible way she can become •1. F.” Medicine Portland, Me. make not four.—Proverb. Tbe tbe route from Blue- for the ball fund. one Co, people along proceeds being grange gathered near Elephant rock on the I widow.”