tMMOHrr-rto* raio», ft.oe pn T»A» i 111 ABVABC9, f] ,9|, \ KNTB1ID A« 8BOOND-OLAS8 MATTER ELLSWORTH, MAINE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 3, 1913. AT THI HLL8 WORTH POSTOPPICH. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Bangor, and Mrs. Fannie Arey, in Bucks- fetjemscmnu* port. The annual of Irene WKW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. meeting chapter, 0, E. S., will be held next Friday evening. Burrill national bank. Officers for the ensuing year will be Cimne’s hotel. The Burrill C C Burrill—'Tenement to let. elected. Circle supper at 6 30. National C L Morang—Dry good*. Ellsworth friends J A Haynes—Groceries. of Nahum H. Jordan, H C Austin Furniture. of No. 21 plantation, sympathize with him Lost—Hand bag. Maine Central Railroad. in the loss of his wife, who died Monday, William E Whiting—Insurance. after a long illness, at the age of sixty-four of Notice of foreclosure — Bank lister C Lufkin, Olivia J Lufkin. years. Safety-Service Ellsworth, The only two factors worth considering in selecting a bank Lost—Itobe. will be served at the Unitarian for the transaction of business. Admr notice—Est Eliza A Ginn. Supper your will you P*r cent, on check — •* Alvin M Rich. vestry this evening at 6 30 the Woman’s pay your balances of >500 or '* by — James Heraey. The UNION TltUSr COMPANY of Ellsworth with a •' •• Alliance. The will be followed — supper by over, crediting interest monthly. Mary W Ellis. — Frank Pierson. a general meeting of the members of the «« «• c— -aior service and — Albert Francis. #100,000 Unsurpassed monthly interest should be an parish. 8 and Bakoor: ^rplus Profit*, *100,000 Write inducement us to-day. State some amount as an Eastern Trust A Banking Co. The firemen were called out Friday Stockholder#’ Liabilities, *100,000 BOSTOR, Mass: for a fire at house of l»alauce and let us show evening chimney ttap A for of over average you what yon are losing. William Rend A Sons. protective capital depositors £500,000 with re- M Steinert & Sons Co-Pianos. Timothy Bresnahan on Liberty street. sources of over fl,500,000 provides both safety and service of the The fire was extinguished by chemicals. highest standard. This is a convenient bank for No damage. the people of Hancock and SCHEDULE OF MAILS Washington counties to do business with. Our directors are men interested in the affairs of these 83 Main St., Hours, 9 to 4; 9 to 1. AT B I. LB WORTH POSTOFF1CK. The ladies’ aid society of the Congrega- counties. Their aim is to Sat., stimulate and assist in the business interests of Hancock and In effect Sept. 28, 1913. tional church will meet at the chapel to- Washington counties. It is a home bank intended to stimulate morrow afternoon at 2. Refreshments MAILS RBCB1VBD. home industries and home enterprises. We are interested in will be served after work. A large atten- every corporation, mercantile firm and individual. As our busi- Faom West— 7.18 am: 4.14,6.25 pm. dance is requested. ness increases every year, it is proof sufficient of the satisfactory From East—11.06, tlJS7 am; 5 47, 10.52 p m. service we render. If you are not a customer already, we invite At the MAIL CLOABS AT POATOWCB forenoon service at the Metho- you to become one. church Goiso W'bat—10.30, 11.30 a m; 5.15, 9 p m. dist next Sunday, there will be Ooiso East—6.45 a m; 8.45, 6 o m. special music. There will be an evange- Union Trust of listic service in the evening. Subject, Company Ellsworth, Me. Sundays: Arrives 8.11 a m; leaves for west, “What is a Christian?” 4.50 pm. No Sunday mail after Nov.30, The sophomore class of the Ellsworth Registered mail should be at postoffice half Women high school has formed a press club. Their Who an Bank hour before mail closes. object is to furnish school news items for The American. Judging by the names of with the Eastern Trust A Hanking Co. already know HEATHER IN ELLSWORTH. some of the members, they will, if there what a splendid way it is to safeguard their funds is anything in heredity, do good work along their chosen line.- Port land Press. “Look most to No matter how properly, and make simple, economical, and busi- For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday, your spending. December i, 1013. Mrs. Charles E. Pio, of Portsmouth, ness-like payments. Thousands of women much comes in, if more goes out, you will be already [From observations taken at the power N. H., formerly of Ellsworth, underwent always bank with us; let ns tell you bow you can enjoy this station of the Bar Harbor A Union River Power Co., in Ellsworth. is a critical surgical operation at the Ports- mail. Full Information Precipitation poor.” privilege by cheerfully sent given in inches for the twenty four hours mouth hospital recently. The operation ending at midnight; suowfall is, of course, on request. is a and Mrs. Pio’s a Account Nowand reduced to water.! pronounced success, Start Savings Let the Interest Help You. % Weather Preclp- condition is favorable. Temperature condition* Ration At the literature club meeting Dec. 1, 4am 12 m forenoon afternoon HANCOCK CO. SAVINGS BANK interesting and instructive papers were Wed 38- 42- fair fair read— “Dikes, Canals and Windmills,” MAINE Thurs 28— 81- fair fair ELLSWORTH, Established 1873. PASTERN.. TRUST BANKING CO. Miss Gay nor, and & Frt 20— fair cloudy by “Rembrandt”, by Miss Black. The next will be BANGOR. .ME. Sat 33- *Dow rain cloudy, fair .15 meeting fair fair held with Miss Gaynor, Dec. 15. AT OLD HI “Midnight Scandal.” BRANCHES TOWN MAC AS & DF.XTER Mon 82- 38- cloudy light, rain 08 The ladies of the Methodist will society The Diriffo athletic club will an Tues 36 — 40- fair fair present have a sale and next after- supper Tuesday original one-act farce by Koy C. Haines, Total rainfall for November. 2.09 inches. noon and at the church evening, parlors. entitled and con- for November. 41.1 “Midnight Scandal”, Average temperature w ill be served at 5.30. The sale Supper taining a musical review, at Hancock hall, of and fancy articles will be held aprons Wednesday evening, Dec. 10. The cast: Haynes’ Mrs.Vbarlotte Clement is visiting rela- afternoon and evening, with a free enter- Miranda Simpkins, the hostess, in tainment in the tive# Bucksport. evening. Miss Mina Brooks Fred G. Smith is spending a few days Rev. P. A. A. Killam has accompanied Josiah Simpkins, boat and husband, “The Store” with bis brother Frank in Kittery. Rev. H. R. Whitelock, director of young Roger Higgins Quality work among the to Mary Ann Siifipkins, the loving daughter, Mrs. Fred H. returned people’s Baptists, Osgood Friday Miss Lillis Specials Winter where a school Phillips from a visit with her sisters in Boston. Harbor, Sunday Nancy Jordan, a gossip .. Miss Alice Garland a institute will be held to-day. He will go Jim received large and A fine lot of Hand-colored Wm. H. H. Kice relief corps will serve Phoebe Joy, another gossip.. Miss Edith Lord from there to Salisbury Cove for another at <». A. K. hall to-morrow evening. Lydia Perkins, gossip No. 3, The articles listed below supper institute evening. very fancy line of Bas- Maine Thursday Miss Bernice Eldridge Photographs. Herbert F. Monaghan, of Bangor, spent Carroll N. Jordan died last Thursday at Jemima Tracy, Just another gossip, are standard in and from Thanksgiving with his parents, C. K. quality kets, prices, Scones. his home in the Morrison district, aged Mrs. George Sinclair Monaghan and w ife. Charlie in love with Ann, twenty-nine years. Mr. Jordan had been North, Mary weight and will be the most Mrs. W. P. Woodward left to Earl Falvey yesterday in ill health the past three years. He Helen, Mary Ann’s friend. welcome spend the winter with her sons at Bpring- leaves a widow and one child. He is also bargains yet: 25c to 25c to Miss Margaret King $5 $2.50 vale and New York. survived by his parents—Edgar A. Jordan The scene is laid in the parlor of the Congressman John A. Peters left Friday and wife, three brothers and one sister. !t cans Armour’s Simpkips home, fifty years ago. Worked for Washington for the owning of the The ball of Senator Hale Tomato masquerade into the farce will be aotnq of the old-time Soup, 25c sixty-third Congress. hose company last Wednesday evening songs, by a choru9 of forty-live voices, The annual meetiug of the so- brought out a large crowd, with more ,‘J pkfrs. Toilet Paper.25c H. C. AUSTIN & CO. Baptist and solos, duets, trios and some dance ciety w ill be held Monday evening, Dec. 8, than the usual number in mask. The specialties.* Miss Emilie Young has Oust Telephone Connection. in the church for the prettiest costume was Bane, larjre can,.25c parlors. prize charge of the dance features. awarded to Miss Margaret King, in a Arthur Parcher, Robert King and A way-back ball will follow’ the enter- It cans Alaskan Pink Martha Washington costume, while the Clarence Tapley were at home from college tainment. 25c for the funniest costume went to Salmon, for the Thanksgiving recess. prize Walter J. Clark, jr. COMING KVKXTS. M. E. Thibodeaux, of the battleship 4 lbs. Saur Kraut, Heinz’s, 25c With the removal of the office North Carolina, is spending a week’s fur- express ELL8WOHTH. from his A. 2 Petti w ith Mrs. Thibodeaux. drug store, George Parcher pk|;s. jolm. lough Wednesday evening, Dec. 3,6.30 o’clock, LADIES’ SUITS will make extensive improvements on the Breakfast Food, 25c Court Nannamissie, l. O. F., will elect i at Unitarian 25 cents. interior of the store. The removal of the vestry--Supper, the Dec. 9. All I officers at regular meeting, 6 at Grand express counter gives much additional Thursday Dec. 4, o’clock, to be mem Iters are requested present. 20 space in the rear. New shelving will be Army hall-Supper; cents. the entire month ot Deeeinher our full line Ellsworth friends of Albert A. Joy and During built along the western side of the store, Friday evening, Dec. 5, at Society hall— of Isle, extend congratula- J. A. Main St and Misses’ suits will sold wife, Presque running to the rear, and new counters Dance. Haynes, of Ladies’ be of a tions on the birth son—Austin Smith and cases will be in. put Friday evening, Dec. 5, at Hancock hall Acadia chapter, R. A. M., will work the for 'i discount. Frank W. Savage, president of the — Basket-ball; Ellsworth high vs. La- mark on three candidates next degree Rescue Home for Fallen Girls and Women, moine A. A., and Ellsworth high second j A attendance is Cl RONE’S Hotel Tuesday evening. large recently established in Bangor, was in team vs. Northeast Harbor. a flfi desired. From now out For instance, suit marked (TIC Ellsworth Saturday soliciting subscrip- Saturday evening, Dec. 6, at Society meals will be Davis went to Massa- which is en- Mrs. Harriet C. tions for the home, supported hall -Dance. served for 25c each. $20 would cost HM chusetts to spend Thanksgiving with her tirely by voluutary subscriptions. The purchaser.«Jmv.UU Monday evening, Dec. 8, at Society hal I» INNER, 25c daughters. She will remain until after home is at 17 Larkin street, Bangor. The —Dancing school and extra. This com- SUPPER, 25c Christmas. cause is a worthy one, and Mr. Savage re- 25c the course. BREAKFAST, ceived in Ellsworth. pletes the A new plate-glass front has been put in many subscriptions Meals by week, $4.50 Tuesday evening, Dec. 9, at Methodist the store occupied by David E. Linneban Rev. T. S. Ross and wife were the sur- The best of meats will be served. church parlors—Sale afternoon and even- J I C. L. on Water street, w hich is being refitted as prised victims of a “pounding” on Tues- MORANG’S ing. Supper at 5.30; 15 cents. a billiard-room. day evening of last week. Members of Good Rooms, 50c to75c Wednesday evening, Dec. 10, at Han- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦ Lawrence L. of Bangor, and the Methodist society and friends, laden Treworgy, with of this, that and the cock hall -Entertainment and way-back Forrest R., a junior at U. of M., spent poundB other, the and ball under auspices of the Dirigo club. C. R. Thanksgiving with their parenta, Reuben descended upon parsonage took Cirone, Prop his wife 25 cents; reserved seats, and wife. the pastor and completely by sur- Admission, The of this Treworgy 50 35 dance Object prise. They rose to the occasion, however, balcony, cents; floor, cents; a Dr. Harry C. Mason, of Old Town, with Make Christmas and the unexpected party was pleasantly tickets, 50 cents. bis wife and two children, spent Thanks- entertained. Wednesday evening, Dec. 17, at Baptist Rather giving and the week-end with his parents, Saving Than Advertisement Cards have been received in vestry—Sale aud supper, by Rose sewing C. W. Mason and wife. Ellsworth announcing the marriage at Evanston, 111., circle; supper, 20 cents. An *• to inform of The who has need of any kind of in Winfield Scott and daughter Iva and Expense! every reader America*, at Masonic on September 16 last, of Miss Louise Bag- Friday afternoon, Dec. 19, Give wife or child for a Christmas settle- Mrs. Minnie Rockwell, of Enfield, who your •wanee that all our combine broad protection and prompt and Gordon Scott Fulcher. hall—Sale circle of Irene chap- present a “Baby Bond” of oi policies L. M. Scott and gott Morgan by sewing $5, flO, $25, have been visiting wife, 150 Denominations issued the New ments with rates. They are residing at the Irving Sterling ter, O. E. S. by the lowest possible returned home Public Securities Co. and secured Monday. Wis. The England court, Madison, many friends on the largest Mrs. Perkins has closed her home Hydro-electric Development Mary of the bride in Ellsworth, where she spent The Crook—This is the last time I’ll east of Niagara. It is located in Massachu- week the winter here and left last to spend several months in the home of former setts and lights cities and towns in three C. W. & F. I_. MASON, ever camp oat. The Enthusiast—Well, with her sisters, Mrs. Lovina Reeves, in states; earning at the rate of nearly $1,000,- Chief Justice L. A. Emery, extend con- shouldn’t out unless you can ELLSWORTH, MAINE you camp 000 a year. gratulations. enjoy yourself without being comfort- For particulars inquire of 'atrijrrusxmnue The Rose sew ing circle, an organization able. E. J. Walsh, Ellsworth, Me. of girls connected with the Baptist Sun- Stock will her day school, is planning its second annual Miss Mary A. bridge open *•« annual Christmas sale Saturday, Dec. 6, in Beat It? Christmas sale, and will serve a Real Estate. Can You supper Miss M. E- Insurance the room formerly occupied by with on Wednesday Dec. MEATS it, evening, 17, Holmes, Peters block.—Advt. or if If you haven’t any insurance on your buildings your in the vestry. Those who attended the To my stock ofjgroceries I have policy is about to expire, call and let me prove to you that your sale last year were surprised at the excel- am)cru*nnmt&. added meats, and am selling same and at lence of the articles displayed, and the Property may be fully protected in the largest companies at prices that look good to care- same good taste and skillful handiwork ful reasonable rates. buyer. Orders will be received 7000 will be in evidence this greater year. and I have desirable houses to sell, ranging in price enable carefully attended to, and be twenty-five Rexall Store# buying together The Ellsworth Foundry & Machine fron to FOR RENT delivered promptly. |450 14,000. u* to sell the Durham Duplex Demon- Works has now under cover all the avail- of all First-class tenement for fam- I desire to purchase .immediately timberland descriptions. strative Safety Razor at able space at the original foundry yard. The boat sheds have recently been ex- ily of two; with conveniences. El. I— SMITH, tended several feet out on the water West 19c each front, to C. C. Burrill, end of bridge, Ellsworth Wm. E. WHITING, Ellsworth, Me. and are now filled to their capacity with Apply Telephone, 7 3 mail for 22c Sent by postpaid. boats large and small, hauled out for the winter. The building of the garage two The REXALL Drug Stores can and fir* tbeir years ago was the first encroachment of man wHI ba proud,d Iron by ytebif will sell you cheaper than any drug Srapafty the plant on the Water street front. This to in America. MONEY stores is on leased land. LOAN building The company has now made provision for the further Ob Improved, Productive Reel Estate on Collateral and Commercial Paper. Also d growth of its plant by the purchase of Insurance MOORE’S Drug Store, Municipal and Other Bonds of approV ed legality and ascertained Fire the and and strength. THE REXALL STORE. Brady Maloney buildings • • with E. J. WALSH, ELLSWORTH. Oor. opp. Postofflce, Ellsworth, Me. (Continued on page #.) C. C. BURRILL & SON, 16 State SI, Ellsworth, Me Abbtntacuirmt. fHutttal Bnufit Column. ihe instruction ot fifteen teacher*. Tb* among tljt Grangers. Urgent building hu seven recitation room*, SOLDIERS INC SAILORS SUNDAY SCHOOL. HDITKD BV ClUBT MiDOB". besides the typewriting room when sr* Tht* column I* derolod talk* a mat*. ea- to the |r>i|M ol Hancock county. and eight typewriters, costing f 100 each, and peclally CASTOR It> Motto: “Helpful Uopeful." CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS It to nil ittnpn (or the OIL IS latiratory in the basement fitted out witt The column open discussion ol ol rcMril interest. »n«i The purposes of thli column are succinctly valuable The main school- topic* apparatus. Mcke letter* stated In the tlile and motto-li I* for the mutual lor report* ol grange mwUtft. Lesson X.—Fourth For room seats 154 I counted fifteen Quarter, pnplta. soldier and sailor All communications tnntt DIFFERENT NOW and alma u> t»© helpful and hopeful By every American abort and coocite benelH, framed cm its wslls. com handsomely pictures with feast- but anise* will not be printed **- Dec. 1913. Being for the common go**!. It l* for the Christmas day Is celebrated be *tgn*d. 7, snd throughout the other rooms and halli ol tbe writer. All fort* THAT IS. TIIK TASTK moo use—c public a*rvant, a puiveyor of In- ing and •ports, though the men may eept by permlMlon AND or,OR there are “east#" and statnea and to formation and suigestloa, a medium for the In many tie thousands and thousands of mile* mualcntlon* will be »ub|ect approval by HAVE HKK.V REMOVED. it solicit* fine In addition to these tbs tbe editor, bnt none will be rejected without THE terchantre of Idea*. In thla capacity pictures. away from home, tftuuer. consisting INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Its success has extensive book-rooms suds pood re**oa. ooaitnsntoaMons. and dependslargely building of tnrkey. mince pie and all other deli- on the given It In thla r**poct- c^om school office most con- Kellogg's Tailrlm Castor Oil I, support superintendent's is mined. There is also a gen- the but the name of cacies, munlcatlons must be signed, veniently furnished. The building i- ol Hancock Beat I-axativc In ;Vrh> Text of the Leeeon, Josh, vi, 8-11, 14- erous supply of soft drinks. Intoxi- Saturday, Dec. 1J-Meeting Year-. writer will no* be printed except by permission- steam equipped witb beat, electric lighte, Pmnoiin with New Cenlory ft*nee, Ded- 20—Golden Text, Communications will be subject to or cants are never permitted In army and 20—Memory Verse, approval and service. A but none telephone fBD.OOO primary circles. bum. Mark ix, 23—Commentary by Rev. D. rejection by the editor of the column, navy Sp*n«r Kellogg A Sod., of Address school building is in process of construc- BufT.lo, oil will be rejected without srood reason. Those who wish to attend church In hart M. Stearns. tion. tmoommuM. refloerw, succeeded Id all communications to the morning are permitted to do an aaiphow. m south taking 1()f. Still one more word. Fort Fairfield con- Nor. with offensice taste and smell out of The story of the lord's doings on The Amkuicax. although this Is not compulsory, as In Reinbow ere nee met 27, nM<. oil. Me hllBWorth, sists of a double township, so il is twelve mem tier* Tbe Tba have behalf of Israel reached the ears of the British army. It is not always about 10 present. program Kelloggs done what chemiat, six miles-seventy-two miles of recce* hour wn* many and melted thuir hearts by square for sailors to to the church we* much enjoyed. Tbe bar* triad to do and failed people possible go tor 3,000 ywt valuable land. There are pretty shade- geme*. and took away their pride (Josh, v, l). Dear Jfcf. B. Frxmnc*: around the corner, but religions exer- •pent ploying Uoctora recommend trees, but the “woods” ot this place are of caator oil a, tb, Man's doings do not work that way. but I give you all greet inr»|from northern cises are conducted by the vessel's the I’ll not even speak of the potato castise. 2S0. simplest, safest and beat laxative. rather tend to self exaltation. It is Maine. Although it »ag> little cold here peat. chaplain. The afternoon ta usually Kerry export; yon would not believe roe, 1 fear, Caatlne held lie bourrbntd will oae it therefore easy to tell whether a work this morning, 1 with yon all could look out devoted to athletic sports. grange reguler meeting oftentr, now iaat it it 1 told the trulfa about this gigantic Noe. 22. The Aral end second la of the Lord or of men. Israel shall with roe; on this “great country”. Of It may tie that a concert of amateur degree* in t*#tele**. business. were «>n(erred on two candidate*. At His course know Aunt Marta and some theatricals will enliven the nr yet praise the lord, proclaim 11 evening Kellogg's Taatvleaa Caator Oil i« Before dosing 1 want to say it was "Ed- tbe cloee ol tbe * herve*t tee*l pBr, name, declare His doings among the others hare viaited Aroostook, and 1 hope that the men will receive penutss on meeting dear, refined caator and wios” of Massachusetts, who sent the «u served to nbout nteralrer* oil, ao people (Isa. xii, 4). But all believers 1 will make no statement they will not be to give a dance. Those who wear Cn- »ixty-8ve cmirely about St. Martin in the last week's w it boot taste ibat children should be doing it now, praising His willing to vouch for. poem cle Sam's uniform do not lose their | «nd vieitore._ talco it e*,jly column. 1 find and 1 hope you{wtll something laxative now works, declaring His mighty acts (Ps. To go back a little, I’ncle Madge taste for social pleasures and as a rule MAB1A VttXIt* 441. Tblaperfect la on «aie j„ in this. With best wishes to are a vacation. Tuesday Interesting are entertainers. cxlr. 4). really taking capable Mnriavllic grange met Not. 2», with * all druj atorea. Order Kellogg's all, from ArxT M dob. I Tasteless Since He is ever waiting to work in I morning, having make all arrangements Even the men of an outpost, en- ! tttendnoce. tbe good Tbe brother* ■filled tiator Oil by name, to dieting.,,,t, us us. not for we started for Ells- far in the Interior of aome and through why humbly leaving home, camped cbnirt nod lorjiabed *n excellent carious j pro- from mixed and Baron,! ,»,lw yield and let Him. that He may lie was fine, cjear weather, with ATTENDANCE CONTEST. Philippine province, attempt to Invest worth.kit gram. line candidate was instructed in oil a, which are not taateleaa. The soiiie trade glorified? Chapter v. 2-9, tells of the good travelling. Passing through the day with as much of the Christ- tbe and nacond flret degree*. mark la on erery label- a green caator rite of circumcision, which had not wild land in we saw, some rods Sunday Schools of Ellsworth to Enter mas as unlews the coun- Surry spirit possible Dec. 8, will be the Saturday, *i*ten‘night. bearing signature- Kelloggs. JV- and been since i left pt. ahead m the road, a fine deer, which stood Interesting Competition. try Is in an unsettled state and performed Eg; par- Every *i*ter is mjuretrd to be prerent and 60c slice. Circumcision is of a work until we came near, then grace- At s meeting o£ the executive committee tial war conditions suggestive still quite prevail. (urnith tor entertainment. It Made »ometbing only by Spencer Kellogg ,t sons, In the believer, for It was given to fully leaped down a wood road and disap- of the Hancock County Sunday School as- The British soldier makes the cele- aino being barreet auj'per night every one Inc., Buffalo, N. Y., retlncra of v Abraham as a seal of the righteous- J$o we could not claim we were sociation il was unanimously agreed to bration of Christmas the chief event of peared. la requested to bring lood. oils. ness which he had. yet being uni ir- going on a hunting trip because there was invite all the Sunday schools of Ellsworth the year, and his only regret Is that to to in s the first three cumcisod lltom. lv. 11). It signified no game down east, when we bad proof Join competition the day does not extend over an entire HANCOCK POMONA. even to Israel a work In the heart, months of 1*14. The con is con- week. the contrary. petition Following Is the program for the own- the renouncing of the flesh and true VVs looked for Dell and “halloed” to ceived With s view to uniting the religious ing of Hancock Pomona grange with New Coughs, Sore Throat before God xxvl. Sadie. We to aee Irish but forces ot the community snd to stimulate humility (Lev. 41>. hoped Molly, | Century grange, Dedham, Thursday, Dec. Chapter v, JO, tells of the keeping of j didn’t. In Ellsworth station we received a wider interest in religious education. It and A Pleurisy Vanish the third passover. for we do not read word that the trsia was forty minutes is hoped that every school, rural as well at CHRISTMAS TREE TABLE, ! ope Disc Hprtim that observed it during all their time in will be to co-operate. The com- they late, but|the passed pleasantly city, glad Mu«k...e«i>»i r»** other two in in a will under the A favorit# idea for dinner en- fUl Ache*. P»in» snd Misery go Ot«t wanderings. See the j wraiting. Did you ever think bow, petition proceed following AddrfM of welcome.Master Host Grange tertaining ia the CHr«t*mae tree Nigh* by jurt Rubbing on BILCY S Ex. xii, 8; Nvim. lx. 5. and note that ladies’ waiting-roc.ro, a half-dozen women conditional Response..>...4 W Bowden table. Tiny f|r trees. arrang0d MUSTARINE- Relieve. NruritU this also teaches man’s helplessness j will sit id silence and size each other up 1. £4eo scnooi competing moil me Umiiim with Kate Greenaway sym- and the mighty hand of the Lord and “on the aly”, while a half-dozen men in I with tftc committee of the Hen- tnxlo ...,*.Clifford Herrin K«p * JS’bo* In the house ait t <• Mm# fmoUi| metry in straight line*, are set cock School i Wh«l the k«t legit*- -one b * will do the work of points onward to the approaching de- like conditions would enter into conver- County Sunday association in a Topic: passed by row, one little Chr.atmaa bit* mustard a s '.a laturc ere of benefit to the farmer? sbte, wring pl**tcr* liverance of Israel from all nations ! sion. discuss the latest news and then* me* of the active members of the general tree being placed between every always ready. J T Hlack. Oereld Thom peon BBOY’S Mt’ffTARINE Is mv.-. !*n. (Ex. xii. 28. 27: .Ter. sxtii, 5-S; Luke j have a good social time? However, the school [before Sunday, December 2&. For two guests. This is not. how- H«*«; cell to order: singing. quartet rnense. Is *oe» right to work « ■*» xxii. The manna, the food an occasion of the of this ever, so successful in the I 15, 18). Waiting time was not purpose* competition, any case of on tnd | Conferring fifth degree you put it sehes and pain* from heaven. continued all through as were- abb baa been absent from the a round or oval table as it is of the »; golden silence, friends recognized person Solo.... F.ldrldg* body disappear a I ....Gladys the their 1 doubt if there would school inn for the thirteen where dinner party for twelve CirtKing ouieknes* forty year*, notwithstanding and (confidentially Sunday report Hut* speaker It or [ will not blitter; your drugtn trill amt until at l*ec more is concerned, necessitat- murmuring* rebelling*. have been silence if it had been otherwise. Sundays previous to 21, will not be i Program of boot grace* gladly opofi « box ami show ing a long table. Tne trees, fes- trhwt It is. Thousafwl* use tt for i\ Gilgal they ate of the old corn of the In Kangor tnerc was time to run around counted a« active. A scholar must have closing :n tooned from one to the other Ohatt. Incipient pneumonia. sUft r. •*. 12i. school three land (verses n. a little, besides fortified a good attended ..the Sunday con- and croup getting by with ropes of tinsel and garlands In v. 13-13. we have a test for secutive to be enrolled as active. XAR&AMlNSlC. 234, OBUtNP. For sore muscle*, him barn. ’>n chapter dinner for the next seven or eight hours’ Sundays of silver and "rain/* golden give rheumatic sore corns bur: nd He haeen between tbe schools Narramtaeic in regular oration Joints, Joshua. just appointed experience*. We saw three grist moose 2. The competition a moat festive appearance to th# grange r*1?ocjc*g. nruralaia. neuritis. as the new leader in the plane of Moses aud five deer just brought (town from the is to be in altrndat.ce and in growth, and dinner. Nor. 23, voted to entertain Hancock •arache and too*bach*. sf’s setter •'-» bus than At? druar He and had been honored as such at the At 2.35 the train left for each school will be scored on a basis of the Each tiny tree, planted In S red Pomona Nov. It, 1814. Two application* hunting region. lure ||*0 BKCtY H Mt*«TAIUN. in .# Jordan. Has he become proud and Fort Fairfield and intervening stations. umisjo! fifty points for growth and fifty lacquer tub. ia hung with mi- j for mem her* hip were accepted, and I be JrUow bOJL nute balls and with one self sufficient, or Is he still meek amt | Over on the Maine Central track North- points lor attendance. The score will tie glistening final degrees conferred npoo candi- |o bonbons wrapped in tin submissive? Near Jericho ho saw a ern Maim Junction, then onto the Bangor reckoned on the percentage basts- growth bright dal a. foil paper in different colors, the On 29 inn ruction* wart in the man with a drawn sword who an- and Aroostook line, and we were ushered being re mowed from the actual enroll- Nov. given MI-O-NA STOPS AIL light from the candles or tlec- nounced that he was the of the into a new the i&ale. to us. ment of active mem tiers before drat and second degree* ter On Ida M. ttoptr captain part*©! reported trie lamps, reflected by the of the Wit! stand the fellow were tbt of the contest, and atten- and Beatrice Hoi way. host Ixird. Joshua Many of travelers going beginning bright decorations, giving tne STOMACH DISTRESS The hnainea* of the neat will lw on his dignity ns the new leader or home to spend Thanksgiving. We caught dance being computed from Sunday to appearance of lamps. meeting accept this other? See and hear him. short sentences as friends one Sunday. 1 conferring of degree* and the annual #lec- greeted suffer with tliat unconif : t ion of officer*. Why lie fell on his face and did worship another or others made new acquaintances: 3. Tbe competition is to begin with the feeling of fullness. headin'!)’ first of A attendance ia drat red. and said. “What saith my Lord unto ! “Just going up for a short stay.” “Oh Sunday January and close with | good it«5*»s. sour. gassy, upset stoma r his servant?” He won and was safe yes. President (‘said in chapel yesterday the last Sunday of March. LEGENDS OF CHRISTMAS. heartburn? <;*t relief at om as a leader and loosed his shoe from morning.” “Two children—yes—bow old 4. After the competition closes, a grand ELLSWORTH MARKKTSi. lass are dangerous. Huy to-da\ >v a bos of Mlona I off his foot, as he was told to do. thus do you think this {one is?” “Home for union Sunday school meeting will be German Folklore Connect* Evergreen ilfty-cent Their action 1* sure, safe ami im acknowledging another as proprietor Thanksgiving” “Father and mother held, at which the winning school will be and Garden of Eden. The quotation* below give the range of ate. (Ex. iii. 3: Kuth iv, 71. couldn't come down—wanted us to come.” announced and awards made as follows: In there Is a that Germany legem! retail price* tn till* wort h: There is no more effective -tt fi If we would live with shoes off. “Thirty-one from Aroostook there this A banner appropriately inscribed will when Eve I be fatal only plucked apple the remedy than Ml «-na. Reside. y “FlMet how the be to the school Country what might we not see of the wonder- year/’ |you-know deal presented winning the leaves shriveled, the tree changer! It* stopping the distress. Muma ful of Lord! in enter comes out” “They are fine “Hear contest. nature nisi became irnated walls st v working the But boys.” evergreen, bearing Creamery p*r 1. »#«» the of the to see the jsiwer of God nnd His work- little baby, bow tired he is/’ A blue ribbon to the class making the witness In nil season* to the fall of Dairy »•» strengthens »nd builds up t!ie bad tlve thus a ing we must lie willing to do as seem- 1 heard they raised fine crops of best grow ih. man Only once a year, on the birth- oigatis, assisting besides Fresh native. par dor... &l the digestion of the ! : ingly ridiculous things as hearing the something potatoes up here, and A red ribbon to the class second in day of the Redeemer. It bloom* with prompt Western. *S entile la bcnefr. ark and into there were some as fine litticTfolks on the light* and Is laden with of your system y stepping the water expect- growth. gifts lore, oulir). will health. as one would I enjoy good it to or train ,wish to see. The and so we have the Christmas tree ing stop flowing marching A white ribbon to the class third in Fowl.16*30 1 Hi not suffer another day > views were worth seeing, especially in the In the Rlarlt forest In Ger- j Cbickea*.tl »z* • round Jefleho blowing trumpets of growth. region* Ik>* of Mi-o ua Tablets from A For on H*j. ■ ranis' horns and expecting the walls lake region. ( miles, the left, many there i* a tradition that on each j Parchef. Take them as dire. stretched the waters of those A blue ribbon to the class having the Be*t loose, per ton...... 16*17 to fall down. beautiful Christmas eve the Saviour cornea to Ba.cd. see how you get relief. best record of «...!***» <|uirkiy with a attendance. What I have in mind is something lakes, background of hills, with earth tu the guise of a poor boy and Strew. A red ribbon to the class second in at- [ old Katshdin a little more remote. asks alms the like this: Conducting a religions pa at house door*. On that Lo se t0#!3 The shadows, to tendance. lift td. 16 per without an advertisement of began lengthen; the day no beggar Is refused food and shel- any j A while ribbon to the class third in at- j was down on the ter kind to make it a early twilight closing V eg* Uhl**. help go: running | tendance. and for remainder of the HUB-MARK church (to use a common with scenery the. It 1* said that the popular tradition phrase! A rtbbon to class a Par* ip. ih. (ft Onions, all outside were obscured gold any having per- of the entrance out lectures or festivals or en- journey objects of Hants Claus by t e eiy. buucb. 3) lettuce, bead. RUBBERS having fect record in attendance for the thirteen j by the darkness except in the villages means of the chimney arose from the Car bag*, lo. CJ Carrvla, ib, tertainments of any kind to help Bteto, lb a* »qu**b. lb, we saw the electric here Sundays. that Bible lights tnd there. story of Ilertha. a goddess of the Norse To atoe* i-k is luruip*. lb, W pay expenses: believing The name of j At Phair we cars to.* Fort every person attending H lb, ihs#«* I’umpkiu*. each. 16 of the word of changed Fair- mythology. When- the festival in her pytaloe*. studies, expositions school for the J fourteen miles w hicb we Sunday every Sunday honor wa* celebrated an altar of are what need and want field, away, stone* gruit. God, people thirteen will be on the reached at 9.07 m. aud heard the voice Sunday* placed was erected to the and fir than p. house, Oi ae dot SO jM Lemon*. dor, 65d*6 rather sermons or essay* on pop- roll of honor. ges. of Narcissus bidding us welcome to “the branches were piled upon It and set on C: au berries. qt, iO Grape frail, each. 13 ular topics; teaching that the same The conditions will be Fort”. following scrupu- fire. Through the dense smoke made Grocer!*#. Jesus will return in person to set up ouaiy observed: : Sm that the Hub-Mark is on the But you w ill of all tlvme by the green wood the goddess was b Rice, » oegoa a of and weary particu- A scholar to count towards the Coffee- per per kingdom peace righteousness growth 36 AM Vinegar, gat 30*36 rubber before you buy. It is (»"' lars, and I need ouly say, everything is be- *uptK>sed to descend and extend her In- Rio. on this earth and that He is only wait- of the school must have attended the Sun- Mocha, as clacked wbsat. ca iasuraaceof Standard First Quality done the members of the household fluence ao.-ordltig to the of w Oatmeal, b 04 ing by school at least Sun- fietltiona Jar*. per for ing until the church. His body, shall day three consecutive Su Rubber Footwear every purpo.s to give us a most deligbt .nl visit. Dell, the worshipers Tea—pet h— Buckwheat, pkg be gathered from all nations, that He days and must be reported by the secre- Japan. mmm Orabsm. 04* oA SOLD BY don’t be shocked, but alter a Home of the Christmas hymns and m Rye meal. 04*06 av hearty or Attendance wil Oolo .g. *» receive her to Himself ere He tary superintendent. Gran m*al. b 0U Thanksgiving dinner, we walked “acroea carols are very ancient and have been Bttgar pel b— CKXTUKY HOOT 8H»>P. shu- eturn tn that these truths be reckoned on the number of «>ra nutated. Oil—per gal— glory; always In cases transmitted KLLaU'kTH the lines”. Three hotels are juat on the many orally Val ow. C Unaeed. At will lead people to give gladly to mis- active members attending. Transients edge of the boundary line—just far enough through many generations In Eng- Powdered. 13 W. U. H1.AIMDKI-I. sions without personal solicitation, and visitors do not count in this competi- Moia****, gal, from the line to clear the law of a prohibi- land It Is still the custom for men sod eSA.aus- even to the extent of giving $2 or more tion. ! Slant* and Provisions. tion state. On the barn of the first one boys called the Christmas "waits.” to L. E. YOUNG, you enrolled in to missions for every dollar spent at No scholar who is already Beef, b Pork, b: reach is a «igu-it is a bottle or a picture go around on Christmas eve and sing home. / one school may score in this competition Steak. »*46 Chop. 22 of a bottle, and 1 could read be- carols. Roaat*. ISftJC Ham. per b 26*30 “liquors” as s new in another school. I know that such things seem to scholar Oonmi 10*16 Shoulder. 17 neath it. The distance to the line was 36 many religious people as wild vagaries, For the convenience of the workers Veal: Bacon. am about two miles, and the road leading to A Christmas Subterfuge. Steak, 36*30 Halt. 16 and .vet 1 have personally proved the each school should report every Monday isg» Lard 16 it was well smoothed by the teams that Oh. bashful Jack, why dtd you lack blessing of the Lord In these matters to tbe clerk of the committee in charge ol Lamb: had traveled it, but there were no disturb- Th. bravery to do It? 30*36 Hair the or in most of them for over twenty competition. And pretty JU1 U blushing atUL tailing ances on the street. Stops Prosb Flab. srUJ be in of the ewer stop* years. The competition charge Tou know you drove her to IL Hair Ren certainly must leu or the “markers on the {Rail’s you the committee Halibut, 13*36 Co*. it what- The ark of the covenant which was local members of executive hair. No dcmbt about line between Maine and New Tv.i very lato and at th. gate Haddock. OS Smelts, lb, j falling boundary of School associ- *o at the crossing of the Hancock County Sunday Tou never would have dono It qt. 60 Scallops, qt, ever. Yoo will prominent Brunswick which are Oysters, 1 surely be_sati£^h placed at equal die- about it should Clams, qt, 1* Jordan is mentioned ten times in ation. All communications Rad mlatloto. not chanced to grow tancea the whole of the line. length They Ells- trimmings on her bonnet. Flour, Grain sad Fan*. versus of our lesson re- be sent to Miss Sylvia Marshall, 'Mongst 4-13. chapter, arc of iron and granite. On the Canadian Oau. bn minding us of the words of our Lord worth, clerk. loor— per bbl— aide is the word and on the 6 80 66 Shorts—bn* 1 80 “Canada”, *0 When need Mustard, Spice* or in John iv, 5, "Without Me can do ora. »00» 110 Mix food, bag 1*0 JO* ye other “U S”. There ia on the bag also, each, 1 70 1 SO nothing.” The trumpets of rams' REACH. orn meal,bag Middlings, bg Flavoring KxtraeU, say to date of the treaty, 1&42. You will under- New first Christmas racked corn. 1 70 horns tell of atonement the John Adame arrived from Manitoba, England’s by precious stand why I was so deeply interested ic your groeer: blood of the substitute (Gen. nil. 13), this matter when I tell you my father Can., Wednesday. Canada cuts about 2,000,000 cords of so both the ark and the and a Brat Christmas celebrated trumpets went to the Aroostook war, the chief re- Gnpt. W Uliam P. Lowe U spending pulp wood annually, about half of which all of Him who THEInside a boose on tbe Amerl- & Poor’s” the priests, speak alone sult of winch was the establishment of few mouths with hm brother, 8. T. Ix>we is exported for manufacture in tba United “Stickney can divide the sea or the river or throw can continent was on Dec. A this boundary line. He saw the possibili- Mm. Lari who haa been riaiUn* [ States. I Knight, < > ancestors fln- down a Jericho and who says to all ties of thia 1618. Oor Puritan then undeveloped part of bar aons m Boaton and Malden, Mass, ii ■who are to walk with 1 ! isbed their Brat bouse at Plyro- willing nira, Maine, and predicted for it a great future. home. 1 Mass., haring more “I am with you.” "I will work and There are 1 want to tell outb. apent many things Mattie O. who la teaching ii Knight, 1 1 than a month In who shall hinder It?” (Isa. ili. 10: you about. One more thia wandering thing time, bar mention with bei ■ Darby, Vt., apent about In search of a place of The of Motherhood 13.) and if would care for week Calling xliii. you it, another lari and wife. High pangta, Knight > settlement. Tbe was " In verse 2 of our leeaou the Lord more may follow. Just across the street company Mra. C. P. Anatin and daughter Chrolioi dlTided Into nineteen families. demands the utmost in maintain- said unto Joshua. "See, 1 have given a little to the left are two school | 'precaution buildings from a riait to rale came home Saturday < > and to each person was assigned health at high efficiency. into thine hand Jericho,” and yet to which accommodate over 700 pupils, under ing ^ ! tiraa and frienda in Rockland, Uamdei ! a lot for house and garden, it and in the possess it he had to be obedient and | It is doubly important nothing and Belfaat. > was not a very cheerful Christ- cheer and do juat aa he was told. so needful as Scott's Emulsion, good Mra. B. T. Lowe and daugbtera Oertrudi mas for tbe Puritans All of bl< x*. All things are oura in Christ, but we Itchy Enraift. sunshine. Scott’a Emulsion make* the who uare been the gueeta o > them could not be accommodated our l>eliev- The burning sensation and Ctaribel, possess possession* only by constantly itching, H.U BUU J-'UI V• »• --- and other disagreeable forms of sexema. Lowe’s Alvin A, Garter am Inside tbe bouse, so that some Thirteen times they marched Mr*. parents, | | lng. tetter, salt be urn and skin eruptions < • and bone'building properties wife, in Bockland, are home. of them were left out In tbe cold, building around the city with no sound tint the promptly cared by Dr HoImm'i frresema ! nourish- ointment. Geo. W. Fitch, of Mendota, 111., Nov. 28. **• i | but tbe religions features of the and insures abundant round, when ___ trumpets until the last says: *‘I baaed a of Dr. Hobeon’n ■ purr box day were not forgotten, and It ment. It the nerves Eczema Ointment. Eczema evei strengthens at the word from Joshua the people Have bad NORTH LAMOINK. »*nce the civil war, have ..bees treated by | may be said that tbe Babe of and creates energy *“d 'ritalUy with a about, the wail* ■booted great many doctors, none have given the benefit B. E. who haa been ill of grip Bethlehem was prayed to and that one box of Dr. Hobson's Eczema Oint- Higgins, this period. fell flat, and all living creatures were during ment has.” Every sufferer should try it ia convalescing. 1 I sung to In a most fervent man- and nursing mothers who had gath- We're so 1 > Expectant destroyed except those positive it will help you we guaran- last weei nor or Miaa Eunice apent need Scott’s Emulsion. Rabab tee it money refunded. At all Druggieta' or Coggins always ered lit the house of (verses 10, 90c. 1H1 by Mi). with relatives in Calais. I VOUW DWUgqtST MAI IT SO, 21. 23, 25). 1‘falffar Chemical Co. Philadelphia M T. ht. ImU. Dec. L A Famous Window. K1TTKRY TO CARIBOU. ttbbtTfrnntnt*. York minster. In Addition to Its many other notable features, contain! The shoe-shank factory of the American YOUR CHRISTMAS at was burned DO RECIPES -for three one of the moat remarkable windows Finding Co., Bingham, Mi In the world—the east window, which Monday night. BUYING CHEERFULLY; DISHES VERT Is the largest In England, except that Over 300 rate were killed by fumigation POPULAR In Oloocester cathedral. It Is seventy- on the steamer Tredegar Hall in Portland IT'S 6000 five feet high and thirty-five feet harbor one day last week. EXERCISE AT broad. The window Is divided Into CHRISTMAS TIME James F. Connor, for many years one of 200 compartments, all of which Illus- I the leading business men of Pittsfield, trate leading events In sacred history. died last week, aged seventy-five years. CASTQRIA Each pane of glass Is three feet square, HKI8TMA8 shopping In Ailed James of Ba6k For Infants and Children. la Christmas without n Capt. Seeley, aged forty, hurtle, the figures measuring two feet four with excitement, pleas- plum Bay, N. B,, fell overboard from his power- pudding and a miuce Inches high. The upper part Is filled ure and good exercise. Who- boat in harbor and was pleT Those diahes will be with beautiful and Is divided Eastport Friday, ever lias not tasted these What tracery drowned. things found on the table at The Kind You every from the lower the narrow Btone Have all of the j by ,0 experience joys of at Edwin bsa yet family reunion, every big function gallery which runs across. John J. ilaskell, of Westbrook, has In our Christmas. cities and towns, at the little Thornton of Coventry began the win- been nominated by Gov. Haines as a mem- true every shopper, once arriv- K is cottage on the hill where mother and dow In the ber of the board of trustees of the Uni- Bought year 1405. The ancient ALCOHOL 3 Always vows Christmas Is a nul- father and PEK CENT ed borne, their two little children are glaslng. all of which he executed with versity of Maine. that It la the part of wisdom to dining alone AVegetaUe Pi eparjllon for As- enn.-e; and, in fact, everywhere. his own hands. Btands unequaled to Congress is asked to appropriate $190,- it only once a year: that next The stailaiingiheFtodam/Rreula ha,e following recipes have been tried tho present day, and for this enormous 029.46 for completion of Bangor postoffice, some younger member of and are excellent: die Stomachs Christmas task he received as wages 4 shillings fl.ooo for completion of Camden office; and family must take upon herseir the Plum the Pudding.—One pound of but- a week for three years and £10 on $3,000 to commence Gardiner postoffice. fatiguing, brain wrecking. ter. one pound of onerous, suet, freed from completing his work to the satisfaction Thomas work. But Marcoux, aged forty, foreman Derve straining no one who strings and chopped One; one of of the cathedral pound authorities.—London for the contractor who is building the hears this declaration takes It for more sugar, ;wo and one-half pounds of Graphic. new creamery building at Turner Center, Promotes DigeslionjCheerfiJ- than Its value—which la Infinitesimal— Hour, two pounds of raisins, seeded, was instantly killed by a failing derrick ness and Rest jContains ueittar when the next Cbristmns puta In chopped and dredged with two Whan (or flour: Photography Was New. Friday. Opium.Morphine norMiuenL Its appearance and shops and storea pounds of currants, picked over care- When photography first began they NotNahcotic. are once after Clareoce JR. Fish, aged twenty-four, of anil Streets more’alive with fully they are washed; one pound used wet plates and a sitting required and of Appleton, a Bates college senior, was hurrying humanity good natured citron (shred flneC twelve eggs, eight or nine minutes. A man once drowned at while Satur- adpr d/o/l Drsm-amsm the who voted It "kill- whites and beaten went to Flagstaff skating crowd* shopper yolks separately; be taken, and the photogra- SmJ- one day. He is the first tbin-ice victim of the Amphi? ing" this year will plunge Info the ex- pint of milk, one cupful of brandy, pher put In his wet plate, demanded jUx. Serum + season in Maine. as of old. with greater enjoy- one quarter ounce of doves, perfect and took od the Ibzhrllc Salts citement one-quar- Immobility Seed* a drunken at Lewis- Anise ment than over. ter ounce of mace, two grated nut- cap. Following quarrel Is true the elbowing of one's way megs. the tho ton Saturday, Joseph A. C^assion, of Ban- It During long exposure pho- {from Seed- Cream gor, a woodsman, shot John of Lew- through crowds, the long watts tn the the butter and sngnr; bent In tographer left the room a moment On Koy, the iston, and then committed suicide. The stores, the standing in cars almost yolks when you have whipped his return everything seemed to be go- their load of them smooth add all bullet entered Hoy’s abdomen, and he is bursting with human be- light; next put In ing right But when tho exposure forConsflpa the of tin* milk, then the ended and he rushed to his cloBet to in the hospital in a critical condition. Aperfect Remedy ings am! despairing delays flour, alternately tton, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea With the these selfsame cars are apt to leave Veaten whites; then the bran- develop the wet plate there was noth- The farm buildings of W. A. Folsom, at Worms ,Oonvulsions.Feverisk balance on one’s account of dy and spice; lastly the fruit well ing on It but a blur. Cambridge, were burned last very little Wednesday, or Sleep. with ness and Loss chi" rftilness. In spite of these hln- dredged flour. Mix all thorough, Very mnob disgusted, he showed this with thirty head of cattle, nine horses, ly. Wring out blur to 600 bushels of tons of dr s. however, lies the true sntls- your pudding doth In the sitter. grain, seventy hay, Facsimile Signature of If not real pleasure, of having hot water, flour well Inside, pour In the “You must have moved." he said. farming tools, machinery and wragons. mixture for this one or that some and boll live hours. The sitter looked at the spoiled plate The loss is estimated at $15,000; insurance, purchased Mince Pie.—Two little surprise which has been longed pounds of lean and laughed in amazement $4,000. new'YORK. fresh beef, boiled, and ■ I for. hut never expected when cold chop- “Well. declare.” he said; "who’d Ray Bridges, of Wilton, while hunting ped one of beef have that over to Yi r mental attitude atm for a hint fine; pound suet, clear- thought Just running near Farmington one day last week, was ed of strings and minced to the window for a minute to see a fr in the athletic teachers the «Uo powder; shot in mistake for a deer, the bullet pass- five pounds of and drunken man would have done all Foodai w mn will go Into the work of Christ- apples, pared chop- ing through both legs above the knees, lUaranlecd umfcrihe ped; two pounds of raisins, seeded and that? 1 sat right down mas shopping with the exhilarated again.”—Min- but not touching any bones. His wounds chopped; one of "sultana neapolis Journal. are ng rightfully attached to an? form pound raisins, not serious. It is not known who Exact of Copy Wrapper. CASTQRIAr»*« ocnyaco ooeamuff. mc~j vo«u city. washed and over; two fired shot. of isniit anti exciting exercise. The picked pounds the ^ of currants, washed and Baldness. cultivation of this spirit will make the carefully Louis Noiskey, aged twenty-nine, of picked over; of a Men bold more than crowds, the discomforts and the luev- three-quarters pound get frequently Trenton, N. J., is in the Bangor hospital of citron, cut up One; two women, to Dr. of Itahie disappointment* of the annual tnblcspoon- according Guelpa on the dangerous list, with a bullet in his fuls of cinnamon, one of Paris, because they wear bard, heavy gift purchasing experience no more teaapoonfol abdomen. Noiskey was setting a trap in powdered nutmeg, two hats, cut their hair too short and worth fretting over or noticing than tnblespnonfuls they a stream near Grindstone, when another of mace, one tnblespoonful of cloves, than women. Dr Guel- the varied experience* of the athletic they eat.more hunter, who did not see him, fired at a one tnblespoonful of allspice, one tn- pn says the scalp Is like soil and the Held or gymnasium, and It will bring mink. The bullet glanced from a rock blespoonful of fine salt, two and one- hair like the that grows upon the aforementioned wise woman up to vegtntlon and struck Noiskey. half of brown one It When the Is the 1n the most enviable pounds sugar, quart scalp neglected Christmas day While to board a train as it of brown and one of best hair does not and Its roots die. attempting desirable condition she sherry pint grow and physical was out of the station at Dexter Just as grass dies when the soil Is pulling could fancy or Imagine, for every- last Charles tu mono tUxl over with A hard hat constricts Wednesday, Harding, aged manner in Keep Jars poor. benvy. thing depend* upon the a mill doubio covers. a the blood vessels that nourish the thirty, hand,of Sanbornville, N. H., attacks Add little more liquor which the feminine ahopper fell beneath the wheels. Both and (If It should out) when make a the hair short leaves legs a well dry you scalp. Clipping the Christmas situation, and one arm 6ere severed from batch of pies. Let the mixture stand Its tender roots at the mercy of cold, the body. In Fresh Corn On the Cob conducted round of Christmas shop- of his he lived at least twenty-four hours after It la heat and dust. The oil that etudes spite frightful injuries, provide* a* mncb fun a* the mer- several on ping made before It la used. from around the roots of the hairs and hours, dying the train while riest game of basketball or tennis and being taken to the hospital at Ijiy strips of pastry notched with a keeps them nourished Is coagulated by Bangor. —or Kernels? stir* up and strengthens neglected Dry Jagging Iron In crossbar pattern upon the cold and chokes np the matrix In The high and grammar school building muscles as well Just at in which were the pie Instead of a top crust which the hair Is formed.—New York Lubec, there 525 pupils, There's no question as to which you would choose to Oyster l*le.—Make a rich puff paste; World. was burned last Wednesday. All the D...■«■»«<> eat. And there’s just as much difference between fresh roll out twice as thick as for a fruit pupils escaped. That there was not seri- for the Cautious ous loss of life is due to the coolness of tobacco in the Sickle Plug and dried-up particles of sliced HOW WE GOT OUR pie top crust, about the ordi- Courtship. son had the mis- the teachers and the older of the nary thickness for the lower. Line a A Scottish farmer's pupils or granulated tobacco. CHRISTMAS HYMNS. pudding dish with the thinner and Oil fortune to fall in love with two young high school, who assisted the smaller children out of the windows after the with crusts of dry bread or light crack- ladles at once. The one was a tall, All the natural tobacco flavor and moisture are pressed the other was corridors had become The loss on >rs. Some use n folded towel to (111 strapping girl, while Jammed. into the Sickle and in the natural leaf the is estimated at in- Plug, kept by Christmas hymns the Interior of the pie. but the above small and slim. The puzzled lover at building $15,000; Many popular r use last asked bis father’s advice. "Well," surance, You whittle off the as you it have a most Interesting history. Those expedient la preferable. Butter the $12,000. wrapper. pipeful plug his "there's sae muckle a who have heard the wait* and carol- edges of the dish, thnt you may lie' said father, —that is why you always get it fresh—always get machinery used In farmin' uowndays *rs sing “Hark, tbo Herald Angels able to lift the upper crust without aoBrr'iscnuius slow-burning, sweet, cool, satisfying smoke. that a arrive wife Is no' o’ mnckle 51: g!“ on Christmas eve will lie aston- breaking -Cover the mock pie with the big. so 1 advise to tnk' the little ane. ished to kuow that many years ago It thick crust, ornamented heavily at the use. ye Economical, because you get more tobacco—there’s She'll eat less, was “Hark. How All the edge that It may lie the more quietly, onyway!” rendered BEAUTIFUL HAIR—A no package to pay for. And there’s no waste. All good Welkin Hlng»:“ and was sung to the and hake. Cook the oysters as for a of Parrots. a tune of "See. the Conquering Hero stew, only lieating Into them at the Paragon dealers sell Sickle—try pipeful today. Customer—Hut Is he a bird? I COOL SCALP Comes." When Oils former wording last two eggs and thickening" with a good CLEAN, mean. I he doesn't use dreadful was adopted In the new hymn book of spoonful of line cracker crumbs. They hope If jour hair is anything short of per- 3 Ounces Slice if as llenler— 'his a saint, lady; if it is too the “Hymns Ancient and Modem.” should stew but five minutes, and time language, fect; dry, brittle, dull, thin, sings 'yarns beautiful. 1 'ad some par- or if the scalp itches, immediately there was a great storm of criticism them so that the paste will be baked you use wot used to swear aw- begin the use of Parisian Sage. The modern ver- In season to receive them. Lift rots something 10c from those who prefer the Just first removes ful. but If you'll believe me, lady, this application dandruff, if sion. The hymn was wr, an by the top crust, pour In the smoking hot cools aud the and in- 'ere bird converted the lot—London invigorates scalp Charle* Wesley. oysters and send up hot. creases the beauty of the hair. The “Christians. Awake: Bystander. Parisian a scientific author of j — Sage, prepara- Silute the Happy Mom!” was John j Q...... -.o tion, supplies hair needs. It contains Conscientious. the exact elements needed to make tho Byrom. Manchester-* famous msn of j IN THE McAlister—'Tis threepence Pm owin' > hair and and to letters, was born at Keraal In 1601. SEASON SOUTH. soft, wavy glossy, yrho — meenlster. The fact Is, Pm a make it grow it is had aevernt children, but like ta ye, delicately per- Byrom , fumed— not or conscientious mon. and 1 pit naethin’ sticky greasy. many another there was a fa- father, For reasons the sea- Parisian and the effect many Christmas In the plate ou Sunday. The smallest Apply Sage torlte. This child wns a little gtrl is immediate. One application stops son Is especially enjoyable In the south. I had wl’ me was a saxpen~e, and I named Ihdly. A few days previous to the head from itching and freshens up New Kuglanders. following Puritan dldna theenk the salrmon was up ta It Christmas Mr Byrom. after having the hair. Use it daily for a week and Initiative, make much of Thanksgiv- —Dundee Advertiser. be and a ramp with the favorite. Dolly, i you will surprised delighted. ing. but the resident of Dixieland cele- Parisian is one of the 202 promised to write her something nice Sage quickest brates Christmas with all his might Germ any is said to have an over supply acting hair tonics known. for Christmas morning. On the morn- of so that well-educated men and main. foresters, Get a 50-cent bottle from G. A. ing of the great day. when she sat have hard work to secure even inferior Because of tho severity of weather, Parcher to-day—everyone needs it. down to breakfast she found on her positions. earth's deep carpet of snow, lronbound plate an envelope, addressed to her In game laws or other reasons hunting Is her father’s handwriting. It was the aBbtrtistmtnts more or less restricted In the north at Cure Your Horse Yourself first thing she opened, and. to her j this time. But there are rare Joys for great delight. It proved to be a Christ- The minute your horse is ailing, know j the game seeker In all that great sweep mas carol addressed to her. and to her ; what the trouble to it. of country from Virginia to Texas. is,and justhow remedy aione. Fox hunting, cjuail and duck .shooting Sore Another very popular Christinas Colic, Lung Fever, Colds, Throats, Shipping and even tho more prosaic rabbit cbuse hyrnu Is that entitled "As With Glad- Fever, Curbs, Splints, Spavin, Lameness; Knotted are Indulged In to the heart's content ness Men of Old." It Is remarkable Cords, Cockle Joints, Sprains, Shoe Boils, when first It Is the most typical of southern win- that tills cheerful hymn was written started, Founder and Distemper can ter sports, however, that stirs the blood Swellings, you at a time of great depression. The and cure with like a draft of wine when “Merry quickly completely author. William Chatterton Dii. who Christmas” Is In the air. died In 1900. had been seriously 111 for Nights spent In chase of the possum a long time, and be was feeling dis- Well-Filled Pantries Tuttle’s Elixir or the coon, In the forests consolate and miserable. snappy days ' The best leg and body wash ever made. after deer or wild turkey, expeditions Make Families One evening, after be bad been some Happy Send for our a bottle of Tuttle’s Elixir to- In canebrnkes after l>ear—these make today free booklet, Buy weeks in bed, be felt a great deal A of real old-fashioned home-baked bread “Veterinary Experience.” Tells you day. Your dealer has it—if not, send life worth for the man who good supply living to know about horse — us his name and 60 cents and we will better, and while In tills improved state and cake and pies means the best of good living and things your hunts for the love of hunting and how to know and treat size bottle he conceived the Idea of writing a a row of smiling faces three times a day. any equine sendyoua large prepaid— warms to the local flavor and traditions illness with Tuttle’s Remedies. also of Christmas hymn, end as a result of Use William Tell Flour and make home bak- copy Veterinary Experience.” »f the south. this we get “As With Gladness Men of ing easy—no such thing as failure. TUTTLE’S ELIXIR CO., 19 B erly Street, Boston, Mass. Old." An Old Christmas Carol. Goes farthest, too, more loaves to the “Once In Royal David's City” Is the And all the belts on earth shall ring sack, helping you keep down the cost most popular Christmas hymn for chil- On Christmas day. on Christmas day; of living. Milled only from Ohio And all the bells on earth shall ring Red Winter Wheat our own dren. It was written by Mrs. Alex- by On Christmas day In the morning. it is richest in TKADB MAKK ander. who also wrote those famous special process, nutritive value. hymns. "There Is a Green Hill Far And all the angels In heaven shall sing Goodyear Glove Rubbers Your will have it— Away" and "We Are but Little Chil- On Christmas day, on Christmas day; grocer Whether heavy or light, are made only of that quality of rubber which And all the angels In heaven shall sing when you order your dren stands the hardest wear and tear. They fit well, too—and never bind Weak.” the next On Christmas day In morning. supply, specify or wrinkle.

And all the eouls on earth shall sing Weleems Christmas. They give that solid, elastic, on Christmas day; Now thrice welcome. Christmas, On Christmas day, springy feeling to be obtained only And all tbs souls on earth shall sing Which brings us good cheer, from the best materials, manu- In the morning. in Mince pies and plum porridge. On Christmas day factured the best manner. Good ale and strong beer. fhen let us all rejoice smaln Goodyear Glove Rubber* With pig. goose and capon. On Christmas day, on Christmas day; The best that be. are made in all styles and sixes but may Then let us all rejoice amain one So well doth the weather only grade—the BEST. On Christmas day In the morning. And etomachs agree. -Old Bomg. Wrapping the Present. | MERRILL & HINCKLEY, Bluehilt, Maine The Merry Season In Eden. Dae a heavy brown paper to wrap j Adam sighed. the Christmas box and a stout, strong ends are not “It wo could only stave off clothe* eord. taking care that tbe It for till after Christmas, so she can’t five eul too closely, making possible unfastened. me a necktie.” he muttered. tbe knot to become SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN astwrtinmnit*. FIRST EXPRESS WAGON. Ellsworth American tbe part of “white slavers” has proven ELL8W0RTH’S $|)c unfounded. HI I I I > H I I I IIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIII.

4 LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL a second letter ruBLunmp We print this week •VERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON from Rev. Horace B. Haskell, form- Clement’s MUSIC Store AT erly of Ellsworth, now director of the ELLSWORTH, MAINE. Newman Biblical institute at Jerusa- Pianos and BY TUB Carries affairs in the Player Pianos HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO lem, concerning political “Near East”. It is a remarkably Small Instrument' of all kinds, and everything |Q for «lx tsoficrlptlon Price—$2.00 a year ; 91.00 review of what the music I'ne. Talking Machines, months; 99 cents tor three months; If pcM lucid and interesting Sewing Machines strictly 1r advance, fl 50, 75 And 38 cents to the mind is a much-tangled and supplies, Cabinets, Hicyeles and Sundries, Va- Single 5 cents. A11 ar- general respectively- copies cuum Tost Cards. rearages are reckoned at the rate of 92 pM l-H-H Cleaner*, ▼car. situation.__ ■> will be For Caah and or* tho Advertising Ratew—Are reasonable and Congress is asked to appropriate » easy Payment 1=101-1 made known on application. #1,108,681,770 to operate the govern- MA,N Business communications should be addressed c w ment of the United States during the 1 n FMFNT street, so, and all chocks and money orders made pay ; O. J. Pdblishino CLCIT1CIT1, Bar harbor, fcole to Tit* Habouck COttlCTT fiscal year 1915, according to the esti- Maine Co.. Ellsworth. Maine. « « I M-l-t-t M I > 11 »•.I I I I 1 mates prepared by each department and sent to the House Monday. Thin week’s edition of Tte KLLA WORTH FALLS. £pnial 2*oiuok American is 2350 copies. One-oent postage, long in the air, Iirnnard K. Jordan has bseo horn* from CARD or THA!**«r to be one of the live issues Strong for a week. ',ubU<'lT , The President touched but visiting hours under tbe new orders an* December Arthur Fernald, who has employment briefly s of which is here 1 5 On Monday the office sas moved from photograph reproduced. the Mexican that sub- from 9 to 11.30 a. m. tbe year round; to with a Maine Central construction crew, <*• A. P>nher Sella KrIUbl. upon problem, Than car*; the railroad ami in- i;,m. and and Mr. Parcher’s drug store to the new loca- rapidly dismissed with the p. m. during June, July August, was borne for Thanksgiving day. Mlf »t Half-Price anil (inar- ject being predic- a new creasing express business, and the ab- m. the other months of tion on Franklin street, with agent lto3p. during Frank Haslam and of liar nutcca u Carr. tion of the crumbling of the of course, of the Eastern the American wife, Harbor, early tbe and are in- in charge. Mr. Parcber will, sorption by year. Sundays holidays hare been here since of last When one can bay gold dollar* ; „ Huerta and the state- Co. Mr. Parcber was retained as Wednesday government, cluded. continue his drug business. Express week, guests of Arthur W. Halabury sod cent*, It i» a good time to purclm*. ment that he believes this country From the wheelbarrow ex- agent for the American at Ellsworth, and primitive In • le With the close of the season on wife. ordering 50o bolt o» I>r. II «anT« will not be to alter its open meeting the old stage-coach sail has con tinned in that capacity ever since. obliged policy press, celebrated for the cure o( moose Saturday, forty-four were re- Prom a business of a few and wife, and Master (pacific n*ii- In this connec- only lumbered in on its single daily trip from packages dally, Joseph Lyman of watchful waiting. patlon grid at US cent*, u as and the seen are from dyspepsia a. ported passing through Bangor, Bangor, to the busy express teams he has the business grow to its Frame Lyman home Brewer, the news this present Parchcr it one of the tion, reports morning are the total num- have been several giving gn at,;r^]t newspapers estimating a dolen trains daily and keeping present large proport ion*, which fre- where they visiting the backbone of the Huerta > meeting | cbancea rear offered to the that ber of moose killed in the State this overtax the i weeks. people .,( tit*, year a of is a far cry, the quent ly express team, and si busy corps clerics, yet worth. is broken, the govern- as about It is a safe bet that half dictatorship sixty. term of service of George A. Parchcr as ex- rush seasons keep two teams basy well Char It** p. Gatcbell «u home from Keen at ment and unable to its as as that were killed in Hancock though offered half price for bankrupt pay many at Kllsworth. covers that span. into tbe night. ivxter from until the press agent Thursday Saturday, the and not more half a indroductory purposes, specific soldiers, and terms of surrender pro- county alone, than on Nov. 1 last, In his capacity an a public servant for A Scott where be is Forty-three years ago, Fay shop employed under a to dozen of these found their to guarantee core or the seems to bear out the Presi- way Bangor. Mr. was Kllsworth tbe office of express agent is not hintr J*-** shut down. -.r.oatj posed, Parcber appointed being will he refunded. Mr. Parcber has made to an eminent dent’s agent tor the Kastern Kxpres* Co., which good snd eon expectations.; Dr. Thomas S. Tapley, wife If food doe* not itigeat it there John Q. Wood, of Bucksport, for the and courteous to the well, ia The most radical con- then controlled the express business of degree. Obliging of have been visiting suggestion at few American consul Wasson, Treroont, gaa of pain in the atomarh, if tt pa y«tr» at Tripoli, to that Mr. be served, be was at the same time n centa ;t He urges the enactment of highly disguise price *l*ty tbey early south of the straits of Bab-el-Mandeb. Tbe house was filled with are not found all have tod. I'lmure in and Car© of HU their hulk i« kerosene. *ad officiated. large true, you u the recommends more Uf|udr Vegetable currency bill, From this a railroad extends into and friends of tbe (o ask for your money. place Hunting Outfit. immil oil* “gunV’ badly, end for th*t the relatives deceased, legislation for the enforce- the interior of the as far as the who had assembled to their laal re- explicit country reason, as well •« tor the fact that pay There are many things any irunner can they ment of the anti-trust town of Harar, and from there to Adia tioral emblems were Xctura. law, urges heat are spects. The many i-tg.tl do during the long * inter evenings, rapidly through friction, they an Ababa 150 miles) the means of of the esteem employers’ liability act, and (about only not used on motors. twautiful reminders in partly aa pant ime, but largely by way of high*speed *ub*criber. i'h*r!oiif R f of travel are trains with camels or the waa held his Brook > In*. « touches briefly on ultimate self- by pack Mineral oils are and are which deceased by THR Norfolk county work and the upkeep of his shoot- preferred, they wealth of mules and horses. Adis Ababa is situated repair home and The bearer* M*t**cbu»etU. h#r»t* *ln notice for the and excellent for It ia aa well friends at away. government Philippines ing outfit. For no one who takes firearms, though thml »He hu been duly appoint'd «inirii(r»a on the of one of the ^fountain spur ranges to admit in thst the were Irving Jordan, hid ward CX Cochrane, trU of i)rr«wuu off the development of Alaska. in his guns likes to see them de- passing old*fashioned of and is some feet above pride Arthur B. In- MARY W. BU.IS, late of BOSTON*. Abyssinia 5,000 bone oils are for use on Kdward Kincaid, Haney. teriorate, even in a small way, and once unsurpassed gun sea-level. Although ten Hoffoik county. CounoamtUh off %U*«a* only degrees locks. The best reel to be had at terment waa at Juniper cemetery. he has the habit of doing little very oil, chuurtU, dcimol, tad I m There is of north of the the climate is tem- acquired turn growing complaint equator tackle is none the law 'Ur* eta. and that the ireaidln* >«*. of things, it becomes a in any fishing shop, too good to the extreme and pleasure Ibe *tate of Maine) hu li V wanton destruction of unoccupied perate,owing elevation, for Its cost NOK I'll KUAWORT1I. Appointed for which be wilt find him- your gun-locks. is surprising Mbit, of KlUworth. !n the of H» and white live there preparation county in the most com- Europeans foreigners and Mat# property Ellsworth, active season st first—but after you have oiled your of Maine, hrr agent reatdea’. in *» : self long before the 1 without any great discomfort. The planning J. H. Nason is working fer Mrs. Koyal. of Main*. All [>rr«otit h*«in« :val* mon form the of win- city reels and with a “tooth fui” being breaking afield has closed. gun-locks pick the relate off »»ul art has and agalnet d bewared '.«ued about 100,000 inhabitants, the only A. W. Nason waa in Bangor Wednesday to dows. Ellsworth is not alone in this Persons who do not shoot find it diffi- of it now and then for ten or fifteen years, preaent the earn# for MHlifmroi. and »' so* white are the ministers and > on business. d«M*4 Ihtrtlo are lo malt people foreign will conclude it was a in- r«)ttMt«d y>if- of cult to understand what the you that good tatoi tHakUina ! Mua. species juvenile lawlessness—every consuls and a few traders from pleasure Jmmediauif. England Smith is home after a December |, |9IX more or less from as term the en- vestment. I Kugene spending community suffers or gunning “crank”, they Italy. When one a few with hi* aunt, Mrs. thusiast. finds in the mere handling of goea out of town for day's ! days Maloney. this desire, which seems inborn in fPHl! euboertber hereby giee# n ibit season. A lucid ex- shooting, a carrying-case is s necessity cn Mrs. Frank Moore and Min Gertrude A b* b»« »»#«•# normal to smash some- Steuben Woman guns in the closed duly Appointed »toU* every boy, Missing. tralor of the route, and a nuisance while you are bunt- visitors in route of Mrs. Winfred of East Steu- planation is difficult to give; and, anyway, Kcadon were recent Bangor. There is doubtless a Piiikbam, KUZA A. fJI.YN. lateof OK! A V thing. psycho- liven a canvas gun-case is a her home there is ground for belief io the old-time ing. bulky Luther Nason aod two friends from of it. but it is not ben, disappeared from Tuesday in tbb county of Hancock, deceaaet!. »; o musician ever fondles his violin One of the gray cotton fiannel case* guns property sufferers When the man called Or land. No*. ®, ItlA grocery Tuesday The who are tor more than does the owner of one come in will serve. From an awning- I surveyors, surveying have about come to the conclusion forenoon, Mrs. Pink bam was about the lovingly tbe new Slate from m U»t of the beautiful bits of the maker purchase four feet of non-elastic highway Bangor to istecrtMr hereby five# that forbearance has ceased to be a house, and talked and laughed, workmanship, he hae been dal#- seeming Bar Harbor, are at F. M. THR duly appoint* modern double-barrel gun. Even the cotton braid. “Hrald” is not just the boarding trafor of the A in At noon a ««ute of virtue. determined effort is to be good apirita. neighbor Moore’s. plain ones are Handsome, and this you word, but the material is the same as that J A Mliti H Kit SKY. late off LA* N K, made by some of them to apprehend found on the door a note reading simply: will admit if find one of used as shoulder straps for fishing reels. All are forward to the begin- itt the coant y of Ha acock, deceaar <: ftadfirea “1 am In the home was another you your friends, looking the and make an ex- gone/' bonda a* the law dlrecu. All per*or.« H»i ( guilty parties, who cares for as a It should not be more than one and one- ; ning of the construction of the new trunk “Have on nothing shooting sport, demand# the relate of .J fold the good yon can possibly derive from Jkmm* as strap. Paaa the other end of the strap them. Haifa Catarrh Core, Me Nov. », wig. construed evidence that the com- food for her whom sbe purposes. They take the costly one on manufactured by Bradley. prepared husband, P. J. A through this new so that it will Cheney Co.. Toledo. (>., contain* no mission form is a failure, but it must upland trips in fair weather and the plain loop, ; and la taken daily expected home, put down all the mercury, Internally, actiug suhacriber n- :tAi serve as a noose. Pass this over the the blood and hereby gives be admitted as evidence that a she had for the locked the gun into the ducking boat and on back- slip directly upon mucous surface* THEhe ha* been duly » -*»* grain fowl, of the system. In Hall's Catarrh appointed wood When cornea to and the other end over tbe muzzle buyiog istravor of the eetate of are and Of her tripe. it shooting, grip Cure »ure the majority of the voters not con- door, disappeared. clothing, b« you get genuine It ie taken S. there is little to choose between the two and you will hare a carrying outfit that is internally and made in Toledo. Ohio, F. J. PRANK FIERRON. late of 8S0OWI better than was missing but a calico by vinced that it is the oid nothing wrapper be in Cheney A Co. Testimonial* free. la the county of Hancock. decev of both arc well comfortable, yet may slowed away and underclothing, not even her hat. guns, provided, course, Sold by all Druggists Tic. per botUe. given bond* aa the law direct# AH per*o«* system. It is significant that the city vest *ald de* made. It may be summed up in this wise: your pocket. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. bavin* demand* against the re tale of a in favor ceaaea are desired to th» nmt tor proper gave slight majority For one of can /)h, yes, about the shooting coat. Now present GOULDSBOKO. piece money you purchase settlement, and all indebted thereto *r« *** of commission while tbe time to it needs in the government, a good gun. For two pieces you may have is tbe see.wbat way jFor Sau. qaeated to make payment immediately Coffin and wife have moved iato it One Matt it a* La' -hu*. annexed district of South Gardiner Harry one that has barrels of a better grade of of repairs, and to equip properly. LCMHEH Bangor. Dec. 8. ml Henry Tracy’s house. is tbe license, which it |>0*T -'cid.r i," to oak overcame this by a majority of steel. For three pieces you can get better pocket occupied by It keels and timber; also house finish, Mies Mildred Ramsdell, of Addison, ia barrels, locks and stock, Beyond that is assumed has been renewed while the door and window frames, and casings. Piszra aubacriber hereby give* not it e ninety-two against. finish to order. Telephone connection. R. K. •he haa been adwiat** her Mrs. O. J. sum is new, to avoid lapses THK duly appointed visiting sister, Young. I you pay for engraving, fancy stocks year yet possible > iiBMT, Brooklin, Me. tratrlz of the eatate of next tall. In another small Mrs. Ellie Campbell went to Ellsworth and extra baud work, inside and out. of memory ALBERT FRANC 18. late of OOULDBHOBO. have con- there should be a field- oil and water kad The republicans regained to be in the home of This, in a why so many of pocket kept hand-painted, io the county of Hancock, deceased, Saturday, employed way, explains color. 25 and 50cts Assorted cards, cleaner—one of tbe handieat little afiairs CALENDARS, post given ‘bonds aa the law direct*. A trol of Portland's municipal affairs. H. F. the very costly guns will shoot better 80 for 25 eu. Order amt Porr Cano j Whitcomb. early, too* demand* against the a of cord with Co., Auburn, Me. having returns from the with all sizes of shot than the consisting of length strong of said deceased•aaed are desired ••to White municipal The ladies of the Methodist church are average PJfJJS at one end and a bit of slotted the same for ■ettlement, and all indicate medium-grade gun. a weight and lot within J* mile of iud;™ election there Monday the for a fair to be held poet* thereto are requestedwjnested to make payment making preparations brass at tbe other to hold a ol nOUHKoffice in Ellsworth. A In- j The winter evening is the time to look aquare bargain. mediately I*Ians B. Fn*!*fia. re-election of Mayor Oakley C. Cur- in the grange hall Dec. 16. quire of F&ao L. Msson, attorney at-lavr. after the inner of and flannel. On wet days or in places where Ellsworth. Corea. Me., Dec. 8, 18U- of nine workings your gun, tis by a plurality only votes, Rev. Frederick Palladino, district the barrels should to make sure that no saline how- there la much sand, be have elected 8ve of deposit, the republicans superintendent, preached in the Metho- occasionally. Tbe same pocket ever small, may be lurking there in the wiped Al claas. Inquire of Dsvip CLoaaox, Bile- nine aldermen and will have a dist church Sunday afternoon and even- one of the old-fashioned R. D. the dark, like a moth in your best trout ffies. may contain worth. F. 1. of four on ballot in — a in black- majority joint ing. It is no trick to separate the receiver from shell-extractors necessity Dec. 1. JEN. but useful for • the city council. Last year Mayor the stock, so that you can get the locks powder days, always, lost Wm. 6. EMERY had a of and to clean them. An old tooth brush—the water-soaked cartridge may stick at any Curtis plurality 1,463, OTTER CREEK. DBE—Robber time. dasher robe, lost between council was democratic. The stubbier the better-Is the thing to use, Water street and at rest. Finder the city Belle Banker is ill. High TITLES Mrs. are a if are fond ill be with s little or crude petro- If yon smoker, you ol & suitably rewarded upon returning who polled 896 votes turpentine same to Currov progressives, and wife are wee now Woobwaio. Ellsworth. MAINC Harold Bracy receiving leum as a cleanser. Brush out all building a friendship fire and IJJWOITH, had no tloket in the field dust, last year, on of a BAG—Between Grant’s corner and congratulations the birth son, born a to into the then at luncheon-time while out shooting, »t>.tr«ct. The will de- using toothpick get angles, Dollard town, lady’s black leather hand- lurch.. nuuK wrt this year. republicans Nov. 27. remember the matchbox, also a of tbe Finder will on onort and if there is rust on any of the parts, part SAND be rewarded by notifying and coploaHWnlshed mand a re-examination of the ballots. outfit. A shell I War. Rump. Surry. ’*cts Mrs. Amelia Davis la viaitiog her daugh- wind a bit of cloth around a sliver of shooting-coat ten-guage not loo, amt at —MU fitted over a t is the real ter, Mrs. Herbert Newman, at Brewer. soft wood, moisten with turpentine, and walve-guage thing, officii and water at that. EHantrt. Whitehouse, after with a wee of rottenstone or pow- tight District Attorney Twin sons were born to George Davis pinch l CO. BUCK, dered chalk burnish the tarnished It carry a in MORRISON, iOY an investigation, reports the “white and wife Nov. 28. up you compass your shooting piece OB--rashore in * “--vicinity •tats m.rr. told Miss Lois Dec. 1. G. places. Another useful thing to keep in coat, see that it la not fitted out with a •VSMALL 811.worth.oiwwuna. AddreeaAuareae F.P. L. M.ntm. »t slave” story by Piper, _ torney-at-law. Ellsworth, Me. m. >» the repair kit is s three-eights-inch round paper dial but with a rigid metal dial that Til.Am. ou ». t of Fairfield, as a “fake"—a story told ASHVXLLE. varnish brush. Cut off half the handle, cannot be displaced. Many a man has the to cover np an escapade by girl The Ashviile Sunday school is making moisten with turpentine, and see what an passed anxious hours in ths woods be- R. of Fairfield, with Harry Keene, preparations for a Christmas concert and effective thing the brush is for getting cause of an unreliable compass. A good HORSES FOR SALE The which hat no uniform time. rurweipaper "* was at the same tree. dust and one need not coat much. it •“ who missing into corners to clean out rust, A compass la Few bone* for ails on eatiefactory rale for adrertiring tpace, and ** of the an old-time termo, auitable for or While the sympathy public Hugh and Reta Pet tee celebrated their powder residue. like Texan’a-t.x-ahooter. wood*, for 1 led to take what <1 eon get for a on You it for driving. Hone* to lot; tron&ieoi. and the goes out to the parents of the girl, birthdays November 28. A fine time is Don’t use refined kerosene your gun. may carry years and not use it cheap advcrtiiing medium, it soaks into and whan do want it but cheap there is a feeling of relief that the reported by all. Its smell is bad enough, but you you will want it F. H. Osgood, Ellsworth. rertiscr need eepect nothing on Phoebe the woad to darken and stain it. Nor is it very much indeed. the old Hale Stable. (Ind.) Pres*. etorj of such astounding boldness I j roan**.—lawnoooborg r**'*iT* two more MEETING. free telephones, and the NurniN. abbrrUBCiiunta, CITY mayor and city clerk were made a com- LOCAL AFFAIRS. mtttee who has been to mike the rcrjoeet of the New Evelyn DeWitt, teaching WANT STATE ROAD (Continued from page l.j ai.qermkn England Telephone A Telegraph Co. at South Lagrange, is home. fora THROWH BUSINESS CENTRE. l.--t|ueet eteet light oa Dean street Francis McGown and wife spenl was referred land south of the Ober blacksmith shop to the committee on A Scheme at Bar Harbor. electric Thanksgiving light*. on Water street. One of these buildings Mrl. Edward K. Leach, of Bangor, spent FOR ttAMAOit# rom HfJCRlK# AdJ.iamed. is now being fitted up for temporary use cfcADif Thanksgiving with relatives here. -MOHR FREE TELE- this winter as an automobile paint oN sIDRWALK shop. The of Herbert L. of BE ASKED growth the Ellsworth Foundry A By EVELYN SPENCER Higgins, Lynn, Mass., PHONES TO FOR. RETIRED? Oil, NO! Machine Works has been so steady and so spent last week with relatives and friends here. *•* #t **»• rapid, that people of Ellsworth gener- The full P**1*®1 w*a- K. H. Ureely Hopes to be Trotting realize of the city government last ally hardly its size, It is recog- One morning John Atwood, mer- Miss Annie Woodbury, of Auburn, spent tir martin* Horse* -Next Summer. nized as the moat of its and with Hazel Mc- !-■ H. complete plant chant, received from hi» daughter, who Saturday Sunday «e©nint. Ureely, Ellsworth's veteran borse- kind in eastern Maine. Gown. of account* were paused i» fol- is was itf the time in Paris, a letter ask- BolI» m»n, spending his afternoon* in Ells- Ellsworth Masons a Thanks- worth for the enjoyed ing him to send nil the photographs Sidney Moore and little son Donald low*: first time in fourteen year*, at which venison was or Accocxm ho. 10. in all giving supper, pie of her mother, some years dead, to her spent Saturday night with relatives in iou that time, rain or *hine, Sundays Sam* the feature. The venison was furnished since she had found an artist who Brewe fund. excepted. Mr. Ureety has gone to If Bangor J. Sherman of 8eh«|l«r F ictino. • *2 V) by Douglass, Lamoine, and could paint a portrait from them giv- Dr. and of police. every afternoon, with half a George A. Phillips wife, West Arthur B Mitchell, 53 50 scarcely the pies were tnade John H. { dozen to by Leland, ing the desired lifelike expression. the week-end with their M exceptions, exercise and look Sullivan, spent A State to be John Fatten, m oo the veteran caterer of Ellsworth. Both re- Atwood furthermore Desired. after bis of horses Miss suggested here. Am C Flood. 800 string at Maplewood parents ceived their full share of praise. The that he come over and attend to the Michael J Dnimrorv... 296 ft* park. Hazel McGown, who has spent two But how can you expect it Poor. supper was served in connection with a matter himself. The artist she referred H * V B Power Co. With the close of bis sale last weeks at has returned to ll«ht. B J|r J5 w<#k, he of home, her schoo ®i«ric meeting Lygonia lodge, at which the to was a man In his When with are M 50 found himself reduced to rising profession baking you Ft, cm lot, WHdbluOmut; iM'a, Just three third j at West Sullivan."*" degree was worked on three candi- and would a Hor.ee F Wwcott, 6*48 horses the smallest number he probably require good Ml) rep. has owned dates. The ladies’ aid society will meet Thurs- tired? Devni* McCarthy, It tft since Civil wartimes ! price for doing the work. and before. These with Mrs. McGown. A The small store day Francis picnic Edward Sfley, 10 so three he at his building and dwelling Mr. Atwood, gathering the pictures Why not Solve the Problem keeps Ellsworth so dinner will be served. A the Rice A Miller 1 stable, on meeting of Oo, IS that his Fourth street, near the Ellsworth in his possession, sailed for Europe daily trips to Bangor are no church will be beld at 2.30. All members F. F. Sprinter. U « hardwood was Now Ubrory. longer necessary. factory, burned last even- and one day turned up In Paris. He Mr* If If Emerson, 14 00 are requested to be present. Mr. ing, with the greater part of Its contents. was at once taken to the studio of While A flodt kins. 15 00 Though Ureely will be eigbty-two those tired feelings lurk— Mary Harrv L. Pio owned and years old next he does occupied the Clarence Whiting, the artist, who was To am a* Holme*. 7» April, not wish it Pick Struck It's when once know building. There was an insurance of to the Mr. Dynamite. Easy, you how, Harold V Moore, 70 W understood for a minute that he has re- |300. I paint portrait. Whiting The that the Hoy Leland, of Mt. Desert, employed Let the Clara O M3* tired from the report hardwood factory was looked over the photographs carefully, gttpt of »ch#, Hopkins, horse-breeding business or caused considerable clearing land at Seal Harbor where Adcifa Barron, ft 00 from the track. The three horses burning excitement, asked which was regarded as the best which had been blown and it was a decided relief to the stumps by dynamite, Neldo Conary, 1 35 be retains in hit Ellsworth stable belle people likeness of the original and remarked: Baker Do the Work of struck an charge of Roter f.unt, 700 that Ellsworth to find that it was not that I “Wre see resem- unexploded dynamite opinion. They are Maine Todd, a portrait painters Horace W Remick. 500 with bis pick. A. HOLZ, grandson of Fearless building. ! blnncea more readily than other per- ! Earle N DeWiU, 500 Bingen; Todd, a The which followed filled his Cor. Main and Franklin Sts., Ellsworth me is explosion two-year-old son of Msine and Sis- There was a good attendance at the sons. To Miss Atwood very like ! ’Phone 61-2. Walter H Brown. S W Todd, flesh with small stones. He was taken to ter Todd, a union Thanksgiving service at the her mother. lint I cannot tell whether Myra F Cottle, 535 two-year-old daughter of the | j the Bar Harbor hospital where several same sire. Methodist church Thursday evening. Rev, the varied expressions of her face are Albert Daria, 500 j j stones were removed from his lungs. Hacei M Cowing, 500 When Thk Amkwcan Sydney S. Booth, of the Unitarian I use ner uioumts, lor a puuiugrapu aas representative Though his injuries are serious, it is be- Martin *>00 said lo Mr. “I church, delivered an interesting sermon. I but one expression, and that is to There's A Alley, Orecly yesterday; suppose apt lieved he will recover. Photographer J Shack 40 00 *•*'•*•• *»« »*• a. 1 be unlike ever found on the Increase ford, you will bo driving in races again next .■lomono, l\uiaui, anything 5 Lawrence O Higgina. 80 year,” be replied, emphatically: “You S. Ross and O. J. Ouptill took part in the fare of the original. Unfortunately I In Your Town Freeman Cl Smith. »» bet bottom dollar I service. There was musifr by the Meth- have never seen Mrs. Atwood. I will MARINE LIST. * your will; and If noth- j “Just as I wouldn’t Dana Maddock*. 500 you are, change a odist with a solo Mrs. Thomas undertake to the from ing happens, I will have the best three- choir, by j paint portrait That is the of liuaael J Smith, law Kilowordi For*. thing.” spirit modern pho- year-old In the State!” So much for the Bridges and a duot by Mrs. Bridges and ; the photograph you like best, enliven Ernest D Ollea. 800 Cleared Nov 29, sch Henrietta A Whitney for tography. Long exposures in uncomfort- retirement of Mr. who Miss Winnie Brann as special features. ing it with Miss Atwood's most pleos- Capt If B Holt, 590 Ureely, has for j New York, staves, Whitcomb. Haynes & Co able and conscious attitudes are a thing o In other I will f. » several years borne the distinction of The Blood Mills have lug expressions. words. Hancock Comity Forts. ju* Knitting recently j the past. In fact, having your portrai Jobs Brad*. ! SO being the oldest driver on the turf in installed and make up the portrait from both mother West the | box-making machinery, | Sullivan—Sid Nov 26, sch Manic Saun- taken in a modern studio is as pleasant as oo t uucu and I admit that I am much ders, Providence. R 1 CbarlM F Fuller. ll .-nates. hereafter will make all its own boxes. It [ daughter. an informal on Ar Nov 27, barge No 790 Lehigh Valley, call good friends. Make « har!e« C Camber. is oo Mr. ha* been is : more to fail than succeed, but if (ireely long recognized as equipped also to take some outside work likely Rockland an appointment to-day. Clara X Carter* »oo 1 Sid Nov 28, ach Harriet C Whitehead, New one of toe boat judges of trotting and in box-making. A new winder has also I succeed the result will be gratifying 2Q oo York L D Moore. to ns well as to me.” driving horse* in the country. He was been installed recently. The mill is well you Southwest The Fd Haney. 59 00 harbor—Sid Nov 27, schs Manie Hooper Studio, one of the of trotter* and with orders. One line has been i Mr. Atwood was impressed Saunders for N Y; Nelson Y ** judges gentle- supplied favorably McFarland, at!-..- hOQW. 2») Annie F Kimball, Bernice and Bessie ELLHWORTH ME. men'* roadster* at the first show sold and withdrawn from i with this and asked the sum that i! K Wrwcott. t *5 open-air completely up Sid Nov 29, sch Harry Miller (Br) for New in some the market. A full winter’s work is as- would be for the work when York K liooifT A *k»o. 4 10 Philadelphia years ago, and ha* charged Ar Nov 24, ga s Addie and Neva from Orand acted in the tame at sured with orders now on hand. Over finished. Mr. Whiting that, Hiram L Ibnioo, 1 n capacity the Boston replied Harbor, N B THE— i be In scha Him Krncat D Oil**, 20 90 horse show. He has driven in races on sixty hands are now employed, and a few since he would unable himself to port—Dec 1, Rebecca M Walls for St John, N B: Wandrian, (Br) Chcverie, N S, for H H 8on». S 20 track* at New new ones are taken on week. of his work, he would make no Tn: ooktup, flay York, Hartford, Conn., being every judge N J with gypsum rock Uongbiou Mtffiin Co. 4 n K. '• until he learned if the father and Providence, I., in many parts of Massa- The express office was moved from price CLARION. Silver Hurdrti it Co, 4 W chuaetts and New it a success. Hampshire, and from Parchcr's drug store to the new location daughter pronounced HORN. A Bacon. 1$ Aliya one The matter of, the art- Whether it’s a range or a fur- end to the other of Maine. on Franklin street Monday. A. H. Saw- being disposed Skotl Korraman A Co, 60 of his BEEDE— At Bluebill, Nov 24, to Mr and Mrs The editor of the horse of is the new Mr. comes ; 1st took the photograph subject nace—if it is a it is I) C Heath A Co, VS department yer agent. Sawyer Earl E Beede, a daughter. [Vivian Con- “Clarion”, the Bangor Commercial of him: here from Bar where he has been ! most approved of by the others, and it stance.] Edward E Babb A Co, 14 45 says Harbor, sure to meet every requirement. i was arranged that Miss Atwood should BILLINGS—At Deer Isle, Nov 17, to Mr and Fiw dept, John !! Hum#. 52 00 We learn with much regret of what appear* assistant agent. George C. Pierson re- Mrs Arthur Billings, a daughter. Made the Wood Co. W oo to be the retirement of Kverard H. of mains with the as driver. He is ! give him regular sittings. by Hlsliop (eeorge Hamilton, S3 (ireely, company GOTT—At Stoningtou, Nov 29, to Mr and Mrs Eileworth Miss Atwood at sudden nn- Sold Chart** J Brown,) 9 75 and Bangor, one of the best-known driving a new horse and a wagon shipped any Joseph H Gott, a son. Bangor. by 8 horsemen of Maine, as a breeder, nouncement that interested Nov K Whiting, 24 OS trainer, here for temporary use. A new wagon j surprised, JOY—At Presque Tsle, 14, to Mr and Mrs driver, starting etc a« well as Albert A Joy, a son. [Austin Smith.] J. P. Thorn** A Uayoor, 1 00 Judge, having will be delivered soon. Miss Ellen i or pleased her had a way of throwing ELDRLDGE, Scott, 1 MAGNO—At Nov to Mr and Contingent, T K Hale. 65 w tmpo-tanl business interests in other lines. back her head and at Stonington, 24, w ho has been employed as express clerk looking fixedly Mrs E Magno, a son. Main Street, Ellsworth. M r. has been horses WJ Clark. Jr. 3 r> (ireely breeding fora the the announcement. by Mr. Parcher several years, will remain person making U«l» U Moor*, 1 76 good many years, and some of the colts sold | in his store as clerk. This is a very lame description of it, MARKIKD. August* W Card. 22 00 this we*k are lineal descendant* of brood ! but an is indescribable. Mr. uiarea of some of his original stock. Not a Charles of was expression IRA B. Edward O Moor*. Si 05 Beal, Jonesport, BURNS—MORRIS—At Stonington, Nov 27, by HAGAN, Jr„ are Whiting looked for It in the father C W Baaford. 2 50 few doubly descended from Bingen arraigned in the Ellsworth municipal Rev D P Pelley, Mrs Laura M Burns, of his sons Todd and Colombo. Todd and, not it, concluded there Swan's Island, to Dave C of Ston- Civil Engineer, Ella Foundry ft Mcb Wk», 2 10 through last on of Fish finding Morris, coart Friday, complaint ington. Boot 2 00 was from a great daughter of the *123,000 were many chances in favor of Its hav. andL Century Hhop. Warden F. L. Hodgkins, charged with GREEN LAW-BARTER-At Deer Isle, Nov Surveyor. Arion. and Colombo was from a daughter of been inherited from the mother. Mr* Carolyn Brawn. IOT 50 violation of the fish laws in her- ing 19, by Rev Howard W Collins, Miss Hazel W Solicited. the and taking Correspondence John H 9 75 Allerton, 2.0*1. world's greatest sire, I He determined to the Greenlaw to Ralph K Barter, both of Deer Leighton, within the limits at the paint portrait, a ring proscribed Isle. ELLSWORTH FALLS, ME. P. 0. Box 7. WebtUr U HlCVioi, 4 'JO some have doable cross to Jay Bird, the I giving the life period of Mrs. Atwood Waiter P Ho. 3 79 sire of Allerton. It is a nicely-bred collec- entrance to Patten bay, Surry. Seining KING-REED-At Mt Desert, Nov 23, by Rev II March. MOO about the time she died and the ex- J N Walker. Miss Lottie R of South- Maynard tion of which Mr. has west of an line from King, !>r M I. !> Woodruff. S9 56 youngsters (ireely Just imaginary Weymouth west Harbor, to Howard M Reed, of ! press ion referred to. Albert N. Julia A Chatto. » 00 dl*p«r«ed. and we want to go on record that point to JNearbury neck is forbidden un- Tremont. Cushman Mr. worked a while be- several of them will be heard from In the der a special act passed at the instance of Whiting long JORDAN—MAQOON—At Waltham, Nov 26. • 1,402 74 Asa C Miss Lura Elsie Jordan years to come. Mr. it is under- fore he produced what pleased him, by Colby, esq. Surry fishermen. Beal, to Lee Magoou, both of Waltham. Electrician and Contractor «trcbt coMMiaatoaaa’* aotxa. ! hare uot met Mr. (ireely in some two or innumerable before stood, admits bis knowledge of the law. j making drawings MOORE—REED—At Southwest Harbor, Nov as Electric and Fixtures. Bitbnay... $21116 three year* and do not know to his health, Miss rare- A Miss Supplies Fish Warden Hodgkins caught him sein- beginning to paint. Atwood 27, by Rev R Farnham, Violet M but 1 as as he is out and about Moore to W both of South- Bridge 1W64 Imagine long assumed what he was to Raymond Reed, -J2»« ing at Mr. Beal ly trying west Harbor. Estey Ellsworth. hr will have a few ones in his stable at night. pleaded guilty, Building, good ! 87-11. and on and this — and gave his bond in the sura of catch put the canvas, VEAZIE—MASON At Vinalhaven, Nov 25, Telephone TttActtna*' murt none. Ellsworth and drive them for his own pleas- personal ! materially caused At any rate, by Rev William Mag wood, Mrs Annie ure and recreation. for at the term of delay. Common •ermitted pic- Howland, of Penobscot, aged 50 years. The athletic association, at a meeting up High street, •NO PAY, NO WABHRK.’ ture while it was being painted, and JORDAN — At Ellsworth Nov 27, Carroll taking Oak street where it forks from All kinds of work done at short Total Hal un- elected the following N 29 1 month. laundry notice. Appny- last Wednesday, it was not till it was framed and set Jordan, aged years, Goods 'a rredil* Drawn drawn State street and to called tor and delivered. print number* for the couucil: Mr. running straight High JORDAN — At Auiora, Dec 1, J. wife McLellan, up in a light that he was ad- Emily The and of the proper of Nahum H Jordan, 64 H. B. ESTEY A CO. »l»12 Paul T7. street. president secretary aged years. 6,*»91 Mias Mitton and Tapley, mitted to the studioi where it rested Estey Building, State 8t.. Ellsworth. Mo 1.479 *1 *475 91 board of trade were instructed to forward WARDWELL—At Penobscot, Nov 29, Sylvia **W *A Several new members the on an easel. and Miss At- Wardwell. 5*9 AS joined press State Whiting 16151 this request to the highway commis- BfW*., MS 17 club at the last meeting. Those report- wood both watched for the expression WARDWELL-At Penobscot, Nov 80. Hosea Professional Carts. Sell cruab'g 1.2*8 V. 96 9* sion. The city government at its meeting | B Wardwell, aged 83 years, 6 months, 25 •ito M items for this week are Lena Camber, on his face when lie should see It. road, 1JIAS5 ing took similar action. j days. A*7 SS last evening nor, 2.662 47 Marshall, Hazel Nevells and Basil knowing that success or failure would WOODMAN-At London, Eng, Oct 28, Rev E H.^COTT P*r h a 2.699 79 SOOIt Sylvia | '»ar, The Lewiston Journal ol Saturday, m a Russell Woodman, of Bucksport, aged 62 ALIC 5.966 66 *4.141 M Bobbins. be there. The result was SPECIALTY MADE OF j expressed years, 1 month, 23 days. ®l$h Kb. 3.711 la 160 47 write-up of the town of Pembroke, prints ACCOUNTING AND school extend success their The TYPEWRITING, 607 » 1» 27 The students ot the beyond expectations. GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. JRtt-U oka, a picture of Mise Eleanor Wilbur Pome- [ •ah'h nut, 963*23 41197 sympathy to their schoolmate, Miss widower’s face lighted up with an ex- aiilurtiamcnu. Agent Union Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of cort- M$$l 18156 roy as a distinguished daughter of that and, for furnishing Probate and Surety Bouds Jordan, whose brother Carroll ! precision never seen there since his 1JUS 60 5** 57 Gladys town. Miss Pomeroy for several years Agent Oliver Typewriter; typewriter supplies 41 566 SA wife’s death, and he fir* dept, 2.456 died last Thursday, after an illness of involuntarily put Cor. Main and Water Sts. 04 resided in the home of Rev. P. A. A. j (over Moore’s Drug library, 777 63 529 out his arms as if to clnsn her a living latere* three Mr. Jordan was a graduate Store).•Ellsworth. Me. t. 4,028*4 years. Killam, in Ellsworth, and was a teacher £By water, 1,015 00 1,015 00 of the Ellsworth high school, in the class being. **6c 9W AT of literature aud languages at the Ells- Ikbta, 1.910 01 on the of IKK. After feasting his eyes picture T. Gwaiou. 197 95 worth high school. The Journal says of I PERCY CLARKE, 38 *142 M he drew a cheek book from his Strong fir ■•walk*,- 1,145 team will its sea- pocket 19 The basket-ball open her: "Eleanor Pomeroy Is one of the *«P Ha hall, 448 41 1.232 and asked the aetist what amount he 00 when will meet Attorney at g*J debt. 2,000 son next Friday evening, it most promfiling literary characters ever Law, la*. should fill In for the picture. Whit- £?•»»)*taie the Lamoille team. The second team will sent out of Pembroke to carve herself a la* ing glanced at Miss Atwood and saw BANGOR, MAINE. play Northeast Harbor the same evening. name in the world of letters. A graduate Tota,«. S9.703 00 *6.97* 96,57.746 05 14.262 06 there a sign which he seeraeA to un- Much interest is being taken in the team of Hebron and of Emerson school of Blood Franklin office, 9 a. m. 9 p. m. Thursdays. derstand and said. “Pardon me for a *0r«rdrawn. this year, and it is hoped that many spec- oratory, one-time teacher of Greek and Or weak blood governs for good or moment; I will make out a bill," and, tators will attend the game. Gatin in Ellsworth high, she now col- ill every part of the body. The OTHKB BVWVSUm. to a desk, he sat down, wrote WILLIAM well-known going medicine that makes weak blood SEMPLE, A reception was given last Friday even- laborates with the magazine I)R. A from O. something on a bit of paper, held it Is HOOD’S communication wu received class and a few invited writer, Alice Geddes, and con- pure and strong OSTEOPATH. j ing, to the junior Spencer she w- KUsworth before Miss Atwood'H eyes; glanced SARSAPARILLA. For over a Tapley, secretary of the ; under the of the seniors. tributes to top-notchers in her own friends, auspices an handed it to her 500 Eastern Trust lildg., Bangor, Me. ^*rd of to‘the approval, and he third of a it nas been the trade, relating was the chief but games name.” century action! Dancing feature, father. It read: Uktn by that board with regard to hav- j « leading blood IN ELLSWORTH TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS were for those who did not A cow moose was shot on the Trenton purifier. arranged Mr. John Atwood. lnf the State from to Bar Music was furnished Mona- highway Bangor dance. by near brook, last refreshments road, Gravelly Friday To Clarence Whiting, Dr.. Harbor so laid out as to traverse the buai- orchestra. Light Telephones: Office, 1250-13; Res., 708,1 ghan’s forenoon. Arthur Brown, of Mt. Desert, To portrait, one girl, Ethel At- were served at intermission. painting part of the city. when wood. was driving up the Trenton road, PLUMBING, H was voted as the sense of the board Commission he saw the moose Jump into the road Mr. Atwood was some time getting fHfrdjants. that be WKST KI.I.SVV OKTH. the commission should heard several drift of the matter his Hot Water Furnaa highway some distance ahead. He the through Heating, The advertisements below represent some of hrgeh to out the down State was well the houses of New lay highway The dance Thanksgiving night shots, and the moose turned and jumped head. When he did he looked at his Work and leading England. Our ****** to office and Main Jobbing. readers will doubtless And them of value. poet square up attended. out of the road on the same side from daughter sternly and said: ***** to snd Cun- High street, Mayor Higgins and wife are spending which she entered. Mr. Brown did not “Ethel, did you work this scheme?" HONEST WORK; HONEST PRICES a Henry ningham and CYty Clerk Hale were made who fired the shots. “I the draw- a few days at East Holden. see the hunter (lid, papa." replied girl, ®°ttLnittee to the matter to the present to When he reached the point where he saw ing short breaths. Twenty Years' Experience. ®t*t« Raymond Cunningham has gone highway commission. moose come into the he saw "And me over here on / Penobscot to begin his school. the road, brought pur- Personal attention to all details. Telepho dpiMhr&z-':1V* 305TCM : < James H. a claim for Houth Harvey presented her lying in the ditch, and cut her throat. pose to turn you over to some one or mail orders promptly attended to. I Monday with the seme images for injuries received by hit wife, School begins Pirie notified Game Warden else?” C°WllSSI0N Barron. Alexander ***** *©eka on a loose teacher as lost term—Miss Adelia ago, by tripping Harry Macomber, of Ellsworth, who was ‘That was one object, papa." EDWARD F. is BRADY, in sidewalk on High street. Hubie Cunningham, of Bluehill, and took of tbe| Mrs. soon on the spot possession “But by no means the only one.” the Grant St., Ellsworth, Me. APPLE'S ~** H. L. i>. who attended Mrs. J. W. Carter and Woodruff, visiting her parents, the carcass. It was a good-sized cow. lover put in. “Before yonr daughter Telephone ft—5. as a *ve have facilities t4***^ described her injuries partial wife. W’arden Macomber has no doubt the shots had ever seen me, looking upon one of greatly improved location of tbe which woe served at for ri|fht wrist, A Thanksgiving dinner heard by Mr. Brown were the ones that my portraits, she remarked that I was WANTED—LADIES handling. probably trouble her for three W. Carter’s, when all the children killed the moose. One ballet bad passed the needed for the work James Just person you To Know I Make Switches SHIP THESE ALSO! tilths. The matter was referred to tbe and grandchildren were present. through the heart, and the moose did not I have done.” From Your Combin?s. $1.50 ^mittee on highways, with the/ street of far afterward. There was no blood on James K. Carter and wife, Bangor, go There was a long silence, after which MEATS, EGGS, and all ^^missioner. the back track. The carcass of the moose HARRIET N. and CUrenee Carter, of Ellsworth Falls, Mr. Atwood said; y MILLIKEN, of leakage Farm Products. Linnehan complained C. J. was to Chief Warden Perkins, at a were recent guests of their parents, shipped “Well, III make it dowry instead 175 TREMONT ST.. P.OOil 57, the sewer near bis building on where it was sold for ffiO. No Carter and wife. Bangor, of pay for the picture.” Boston, Mass. ***** * treat. Referred to Street Commit- has moved arrest has been made. And he transferred securities to his *«K*r II p_ Carter, of Ellsworth, Harden. THE AMERICAN'S advmtieere art Sixteen ounces to a of land that enabled her to marry of performance every Harold list his store from his farm to piece daughter J. Stewart was added to the j to is at the doum the into the in the advertisements tJ and will stock The only place get bargaina an artist. letting price-bare ftelt pound of promise and bark. be owns at Brown’s corner, ■arveyora of lumber, wood advertises your trade. 0/ barqaine. of TBK AMERICAN. I and bay hoops. store that for Gherman Moor thought the city should it with groceries of the that h« b«s (tone to Btonington to work at l»»d were Sieved to pected, on account of the burning NEWS. COUNTY NEATS beer of hi. d«.h COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY bit trade whloh school building. The teachers and pupils stone-cutting. occnrsd in . Boeton bospitsi “ ehort Illness. Mr. escaped without injury. Miaa Coolidge Mrs. Flora Gray baa gone to Maaaa- Bl.tElllLI. Howlend ie»ve, NORTH MR LLIVAN. PROSPECT HARBOR. widow end four met with a personal loss in having several chuaetta where a be ha* employment tor ch.Mren, who L. B. and of Bar Harbor, lovBHDd i* on » to Boston. hevl ^“* Mini Beatrice Gordon left Saturday for valuable reference books destroyed. Deasy wit*, the winter. Ralph trip sympathy of tbe community week-end at Detroit to teach. Dec. 1. R* H. •pcm the Oapt. Dwj’t. Forrest Cousins, ot Boston, i* spending Not. 28. Harland Murch epent the past week 0. and Robertson Daniel G. Libby and wit* went to s few days here. Harvey Clyde spent with bla brother Leon on {be acbooner SOUTH FRANKLIN ROAD. Uouldeboro to several BLUEHILL. Thanksgiving at Franklin. Sunday apend day* Helen 8. Barnes. N. F. Twining has returned from s bail- W. has Point 81b‘"r *n,i W,fe J. McKay gone to.Hancbck with relative*. ness trip to Boston. Miss Ruby Kidder, of Gouldsboro, is a Dr. G. M. Smith and wife have returned B^on.' *• to do mason work. and son guest of Mrs. Bunker. Hr*. Harvard Havey Dwight, to after Miss Margaret Hinckley is home from George their home tn Cambridge, Man*., Mis. F. 8. Graves, of Brewer, was here last of West Sullivan, '.be week at Mery of spent peat a Bradford, when she has been teaching. Bertlett, Center, *«, John Robertson and wife entertained a spending week here. of W. week visiting friends. William H. Moore'*. ffnest J. Johnson lset week. party of relatives Thanksgiving day. Dec. 1. M Ward itatpb spent Thanksgiving with who has had Rev. Frederick dutrlct Wellecc Harold Stewart, employ- Palladlno, super- bia parents, George A. Ralph and wife. Hinckley, wlfeend little A few industrious citizens were fortu- ter, of ment in Auburn about two years, is home. intendent, preacbed Sunday morning in y HANK UN. Milton, Me**., were *uesu nate in securing four deer Saturday. Edward P. Tucker, of Boston, spent of V with the Methodist church. Miaa returned J. Johnson end wife Mrs. Fred McCarthy is in Lamoine Marcia ftragdon Friday several last week with bis recently. Mrs. George Havey is recovering from days family. her sister, Mrs. Isaac Salisbury, jr., who The sardine factory closed Wednesday from Portland. Mr*. Wesley Henderson, of an attack of congestion of the lungs. Miea Edith Chase has gone to Jamaica end Mr*. Brooklin is ill. before Thanksgiving. Mr. Giliander* left Miaa Florence Cole returned Saturday Ernest Vsrney, of HesriHr Plain, Mass., to take a course to prepare Oak man Bunker and wife are viaiting for Boston. quests of W. J. Johnson snd Madison Joy came home last week from Wednesday from Frankfort, to resume teaching. wife wife at as a trained nurse. reien,i* Nathan Bunker and Monroe. with his School dosed Seal Harbor, to a few days Moore and of Bluehill, are Mrs. of ia Nor. 21, for one spend Percy wife, Bussell, Cberryfteld, visiting' A. and and week’ Mrs. Elmira Jellison and Eugene Htaplee family vscstlon. An daughter family. spending a week with their parents, ber Mr*. Robert entertsinment hr the atater, Phillips. Elvira of Portland, were thna of East are in town. .Staples guests ren w»s well Elsie, brook, visiting Miss Tillie E. of Welch Moore and wife. rendered The Mr. Flynn and Martin, Miaa Frances Dyer, who baa been teach- of their Alfred and wita. proceed, parents. Staples nbcut sre for The are exhibited every were of C. M. Martin fl.% purchasing moving-pictures Bar Harbor, guests A. K. Joy has gone into camp with ing in Washington county, came borne Not. 37. tna A Co.’s tor the school. Monday evening at Hooper, Havey last week. his brother, D. W. Joy, of Winter Har- Tuesday. Beall Barrett, a student at the Cniver- Not. 28, hall. ha* tor a few bunting. William Gallison, of Hancock Point, bor, days' Miaa Muriel DeBeck, who spent Thanks- of the of bar sitj Maine, spent Thanksgiving Mrs. Blanch* Salisbury Baker, been here a few visiting his brother, Frank Wakefield and wife went to Bar the days giving recess at borne, returned to recess with his parents, Dr. E. C. Barrett Harbor, is visiting relatives and friends jStmtn isnnrma. Chester Lounder. Harbor to spend Thanksgiving with their Univerity of Maine Monday. and wife. here. E. who has been visiting brother, Dr. K. W. Wakefield. Roy McKay, Bbirley Grave# and wife, of Boston, were ; William V. leach bad the good fortune Mrs. has returned from Hattie Wooster his John W. McKay and wife, The W. F. the Williamses and on parents, Braces, in town Friday and'Saturday, calling to shoot a bull moose Thanksgiving day. where she the Prospect Harbor* spent has returned to business college in Hamilton and wife were Henry among relative*. The weight was about 600 pounds. The This is summer. Bangor. those who entertained Thanksgiving Cerlain Cecil Butler and family were up from bead as* a line specimen. Mrs. Rosie Hill and daughter Mary, of Dec. parties. 1._M. Harrington to apend Thanksgiving with The hall in the town ball Nov. 28 was a Boston, were recent guests of Zemro Hall, Colwell and Lawrence Pike NORTH HANCOCK. Clarence borne affair in The wife. people. pretty every way. grand 2d. and a few in last end spent days Bangor week, aaais- marrh was led John W. Kane, and M. B. was home from Beal Harbor Mise Clara Haskell, high acbool by Jr., The I*roof That A delegation of Masons visited Winter Joy visited Harvard Colwell and Norman Kllsworlh for tant, apent Tbankagiving receea at ber Miss Clara McIntyre, followed by forty Harbor lodge Wednesday evening, and Thanksgiving. Shaw st Higgins classical institute. Kwnlrn Cannot home in Steuben. conplee. Music of s high clast was fur* Deny. a tine time. Harry Hollins is a guest of D. W. report The supper for thoae partaking in the niabed by Atherton’s orchestra. and wife. William Lurch and wife, who have been Miss Mattie JePison came down from Springer shooting-match, with the dance together at the bouae, left on their James A. U*rfield poet and the W. K. C. of was a Relay Thursday Ellsworth Saturday night to spend Sun- Gerald McKenzie, Franklin, for the benefit of the were a suc- I library, return to Keaton, Pa. will eiect oftlcers Saturday afternoon, with relatives. recent visitor in town. ! What could furnish day cess, and netted the association $2S. Dec. It the weather Is other- stronger tvujtnc J. wife and young 8, favorable; i returned from a Raymond Dwelley, of the efficiency of *ny George E. Moon, wife and granddaugh- Miss Kena Springer bgs Harvard Colwell, a student st wise, at the neat regular inerting. Post remedy :.,n tb( Higgins ol lalesford, are spending a few Desert visit with her sister in child, test of Urn*. Thousands of people ter, Virgie Gat comb, of Mt. Ferry, Myra August*. classical institute, came home Thanksgiv- meetings open at 2 p. m.; the W. H. C. at tt-.iifr seek* with hi* parents previous to locat- tb*t Doan's Kidney HU* bave were guests Sunday of Mrs. A. M. Moon. Miss Elsie Dyer, of Bar Harbor, was the ing day for s short visit with his parents, 2.30 p. m. A full attendance is desired. brought ing for the winter. results. last week Mr*. E. W. and wife. | luting Vinnie Lawrie and Mrs. Roxie guest of C. Googins. V*pt- G. Colwell 1 An siarm wss sounded The ladies' aid meet with Sunday morning tirsteful endorsements should Dec. 1. *ocicty;wlll |,ror# Bunker O’Ree, of Bangor, were recent John and Miss Bmith, of C. at 5.30 lor a fire in the residence ot Everett Springer Mr». Hattie Bragdon Tuesday, and the undoubtedly tbe merit* of this visitors in town. Many relatives and Brewer, were week-end guests of Mr*. Grindle. Pur s short time the tire looked remedy NORTH .CASTING. X. E. C. with Mr*. J. W. Ulaiadell Thurs- Yesr* ego people right in thi- friends extended the glad band. Carrie with a wind toward ,|itj Springer. threatening, blowing • testified to tbe relief Mr*, draw L. has returned from day. they hsl dvr-md of will be Ordwsy ! the buildiuga The household Many friends Francis Stanley Mrs. Hatcie Coombs and children, of nearby. from tbe use of Doan's a week’s visit in Portland. Mis* Alta Blaiadcll entertained a Kidi [■m». he in party of Mr. Grindle and the stock delighted to know that is improving with Osrl goods paint now confirm Egypt, spent Thanksgiving of friend* even- They their !■ imi n«l«- a of each Charles and of Michi- eighteen youug Thuraday of Foes wrre removed dam- health, and able to sit up portion Stratton and wife. Hodgdon family, Capt. without that tin* her home. en- They say ha* eompl ,d ;he gan. arc at H. B. Wardweli’*. ing at They thoroughly day, after being confined to bis bed all age. The carpenter shop of Frank L teet. Mrs. Lena Stratton was among the joyed the occsaton. Refreshment# were summer. Mrs. Algle Wardweli and son Frederick I .Mason, only about fifty feet away, con- hunters last week, securing a fine Frank B. Fernafd, hllswnrth Fill., lucky nerved. lumber and also j Me„ Arthur while Thurs- are borne from a vi.it In Gamine. taining dry tools, several “(Id and Mathews, driving deer. says: on for two or th- years Misses Jnti* Macomber and Lola Dyer was saved cilueua in saw a deer. He had a twen- j motor-boats, by I day morning, j Dec. 1. AXOW. John P. Leach, of Camden, visited his was annoyed by attack* of back sod _ a free social at the town hall Wed- : gave general. The fire company is to be con- ty-two rifle in the carriage, and killed the mother, Mrs. Mary L. Leach, last » Sek. dull pains through my loins. In ten j evening, for Ueorge Allen and uia ted for its work. The the bullet the animal in the ! WEST HANCOCK. neaday j gest efficient a deer, striking Mis* Annie B. who teaches in ; bad eevere spell end couldn Conner, bia crew of railroad men, w ho have been stoop, it was found the j greatest damage was by and water. eye. Upon investigation j Boyd E. Tracy is visiting in Boston. is home for the s^oke After 1 **t down, it wa* hard f r nr to Penobscot, Thanksgiving tn town several weeks and were kind and insurance. j deer s lower had been shot ! No jaw away by Mrs. Female© is at home for a recess. get up. flaying read a great dcsi shost Irving In their of church aup- Dec. 1. H. some and the animal was helpful patronagv j one, nearly while. i Doan s Kidney Pills, 1 got s supply, end 1S Stephen Marshall and wife, of Port per*, sales and social*. starved. reiiuired one bos, obtained was in Boston last are SEDGWICK. J only u Watson K. Springer Clyde, visiting Mrs. Marshall's sister, i G. Worcester returned from i Dec. X. M. Henry i Moore's Drug Store, to cure roe week on business. Mrs. Alma Perkins. Aroostook county last week, highly RKACII ROAD. j * uunrrxo ctritK. HANCOCK. Mrs. Sherman McFarland, who has been The school in the Devereux district, pleased with hi* trip. Elixabelh Parker i* spending her vaca- is Miss Hattie Uoo »>tl. hrr mot hrr. Mn. J. A. Parker. When Mr. Fvrnald was Interviewed Dr. E. G. Abbott and wife, of Portland, quite ill, improving. taught by Dunbar, closed Mrs. L-T. Bunker waa in BaDgor last j he said: has wore with exercises. Mr*. Bulan * bo ha* been at A. recently, ••Time not hinged Thanksgiving guests of U. H. Young : Mrs. Mary R. Butler left Friday for Friday intereating Several week. Jo nr*. C. ! of Doan’s and wife. visitors were present. Leach waa I Holden'*, It** gone to North to ray high opinion Kldn- y Pills, Brunswick, after spending the summer Dorothy aid la re Sedgwick The ladies' society busily p par- j Tbe cure made has here. not absent for the term. •pend the winter with her daughter, Mr*. rh^y proven term*, Miss Hilda Hodgkins, of Bar Harbor, ing tor the Christmas tale Tuesday and i P. B. Friend. nent. I willingly confirm my fiirnser en- was a recent of her ! of Har- intereating and con- guest grandparents, V. R. Smith and wife, Northeast helpful meetings Wednesday afternoon* and evening*. Dec. j dorsement.” Walter Hodgins and wife. were recent guests of W. K. ducted by the pastor. Rev. D. M. Angel!, »and 10. A will be served one j Cbarlea A. Holden, with daughter Con- bor, Springer supper For sale all dealers. Price un ceoti. assisted Rev. N. F. by Mrs. H. G. who has been and wife. by Atwood, of the ■lance, baa gone to Hoeeboro, N. C., to Foss, visiting j evening. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. a Maine were held at tbe Per- the winter with hi* y.rk, her A. and two conference, Dec. 1. B. ! •pend daughter, parents, It. Crabtree wife, j Mrs. Fred E. Milliken returned Sat- t sole agents for Use Cniled States, kins and Dnnbar schoolhouses last week, Boar. has returned to her home in Mel- where Elizabeth 1>U weeks, J urday from Brockton, Mass., Ketnember netne — t — j NORTH FRANKLIN. j tbe Doan tnd Maas. Stereopticon views illustrating tbe theme School in this closed rose, she been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary j precinct Friday, | take no other. upon which Mr. Atwood spoke made tbe ! A daughter «n born to Mr. ind Mrs. J. C. Wort ben and wife returned Satur- Foren. after a profitable term taught by F. B. subject more impressive. Ernest U*t week. to their home in after Dec. 1. StTMAC. Bragdoo Hamilton, of Brooklin. Thursday even- day Melrose, Mass., 1 Tbe fall term of school in'the Dunbar an a visit with Mrs. Worthen’s Arthur Tracey and wife, of Waterville, ing the school league gave entertain- parents, TRENTON. ! STOP CATARRH! O. W. Foss and wife. district. Miss Annie L Dun tier, teacher, j are spending a week with bit parents. ment. The music by Everett Pert, Mr. cloeed after a and and Mrs. Lewis B. Googias is having his build- Friday, pleasant pro- j wife and two children Pervear, Mr*, and Muut Cole ws* The ladies’ aid society will meet with Harvey Bunker, t ntes* Treated With titabie term of eleven weeks. The i much a* was the Properly lly- ings painted. closing a week with Reuben Rankin enjoyed, reading by Uiw Mrs. C. P. Cook Thursday afternoon. It arc spending emel This liisease May Become her exercises were much enjoyed by visitors, i Billing*. is there wil. be a Mrs. Harry Newton has returned to and wife. hoped large attendance, i Serious. home in Jackman. The thorough work accomplished mss a Nov. 34. SPEC. a 1 arrangements are to be made for the :! credit to the teacher tnd pupils, as well ; If you hare catarrh, indicat'd by Christmas sale. Ralph Springer and wife are receiving congratulation* on I be birtb ot > son. (J. M Mean* it at borne. as the program of recitations, essays and sniffling, stopped-up head, dr pings H. congratulations on the birth of a daugh- born Nov. 19. F. A. Holme* ana wife returned from C. Abbott, wifw and son Theodore, singing. Pupils in attendance: in the throat and morning closing, ter. perfect j who have here for a over home of her Boston t there is an irriated state the been visit the Arthur Wardweli, Marie Wardweli, Ethel Mrs. Once 'Wallace is at Ibe Saturday. with Mrs. Abbott's Miaa M. of K. Collar mucous membrane which ail -it aa Thanksgiving holiday Dorothy Leland, Partridge Dodge. There was not an instance of parent*, N. auiL.wtfe, helping j J. W. Paris who has been in UaverhiU, O. W. with her ideal condition for the growth d ds- parents, Foss and wife, have re- Cove, spent Thanksgiving tardiness the term. rare for ber alater, Mr*. Marion Goodwin. Mass., a tew weeks, ia borne. i during ease germs to the destru n of tu rated to v grandfather, T. T. Leland. Nov. 24. T. begin Bangor. Nov. 21. ■L. Mr*. of i* Maggie Blodgett, Brooksvtlle, I your health. Miss Lillian Scaramon returned Wed- Miss Rosa Bharpleigh, who has spent the of Mr*. H The k. sur- SALISBURY COVE. guest A. Dority. rasiest, simplest, ipiii from a visit at classical the three months with her aunt, Mrs. CRANBERRY ISLES. est and to check .it.trrh nesday Higgins past O. S. will leave tor cheapest way Alston wife and aon Herman Bridge* Tuesday institute, Charleston. She was accom- Lottie Garland, returned home Monday. Mrt». LeUnd, is breahtng Tins » :.der- Ida Stanley has returned from a to lake of a by Hyomei. are a few at tbeir home l.ubec, charge factory. ful *■< out panied by Miss Grace Gott and Norman Dec. 1. May. viait at Soineaville. spending days medicated air treatment re. Miaa Belle entertained the but is breathed in who were her the be Smith her pu- upset stomach, Shaw, guests during Mrs. Hattie of EAST LAMOINE. Rice, Steuben, is the ! of the Brooklin through tbe inhaler, troy- Thanksgiving recess. Miaa Eva llamor, of Bar Harbor, visited pil* high school Friday Hyomel gueat of Mrs. Prank Stanley. ing all disease germs that n hare Irving Young is Boston. ber mother, Mrs. Ann Hamor, last avening. those who the Thanks- visitin^n Mary — f the Among spent Clarence and Walter went Caa- been inhaled the tissues Joy to week. Mm. J. E. Wilson leaves recess in town were Kenneth Mrs. J. Sherman Ihdfglass is in Bangor to-day for «o»e and are ; kly giving tine for a short time. throat, lungs Saturday Boston to the Crabtree, from Hebron academy; Nellie with her husband. Lewis Bowden and Maxwell Iceland are spend winter with her son, healed and vitalized. Leonard Bpurling, who has been w ork- W. H. Wilson. G. A. Tanker Abbott, from Ellsworth high school; Neil Hodgkins" who has been employed banting and trapping in tbe vicinity ot Money refunded by ing at ^he life-saving station at Islesford, to whom fails :■ "W- Frederic Johnson and Horace Stratton, in Bangor, is home. Marlboro. Mm. 1. M. Stanley baa offered her place anyone Hyomei finished work there last week. (It. A complete outfit costs h f! w from Higgins classical institute. and for sale. She to Otis Googins has gone to Cambridge, Charles and Earle Emery Henry contemplate* moving Dec. 1. William D. Stanley has com me need his I N. Y. C. Mass., for the winter. Fogg, students at the C. ot M., spent Wolcott, winter's work buying fish on his wharf. ; Thanksgiving recess at borne. Mia* Susie Wood i* with her aunt, Mm. WEST GOULDSBORO. Charles and Andrew Young, who are The fishermen find it very handy. 1. in Nov. 29. K. S. Candage. Mm. Candagc, who has Mrs. Hannah who has been employed Bangor, were home for Kingsley, Mrs. George H. Spurling and her been ill, is better. i6 much Thanksgiving. ill, improved. were GOTTU. ISLAND. brother, Sylvester Steele, week-end Mm. L. W. and of Bar (Juptill served an old-taah- Miss Pauline is home from Harry Higgins wife, Harbor, guests of Millard and wife. Mrs. Grace Gross entertained twelve at Kingsley Bpurling iooed dinner to tbe ladies of the are here to spend the winter with his public Bar Harbor for a week. Leslie Kiee, wife and daughter Barbara, 1 Thanksgiving dinner. father, Capt. A. B. Higgins, who is very improvement society Tuesday. Mrs. John Shaw has gone to Bar Harbor and Mrs. Gilbert Koaebrook and son There was a aupper at the vestry Tues- poorly. Mrs. F. C. Allen tell one day last week, to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. N. Benson. Willard, spent the week-end at Seal Har- Net |6. two riba and Dec. 1. N. day evening. proceeds, breaking receiving other in- _ ia Mrs. Galen Smith is home from Iron bor. Miss Marion Traak, of Atlantic, is vis- juries. She doing aa well aa can be expected. Bound island, where she spent the SEAL COVE. Mias Alice Marion Bulger was married iug ber sister, Mrs. Vera Harding. Dec. 1. H. summer. Mrs. Adelia Mitchell is visiting her to Bichard Harvey Stanley in Bar Harbor, Mrs. A. J. ot Bar Harbor, who son, Babbidge, j Rev. Mr. John H. Tracy and wife have gone to H. S. Mitchell. by Hitchcock, on Wednesday, baa spent a few daya here, baa returned BURRY. Nov. 19. Mr. and Mrs. have a Portland to spend the winter with their Miss Lurlene Hum ill ia viaiting her Stanley borne. XKMOK1AL KEHOLl'TIONS. Mrs. Thomas Smith. very pretty new home in which im- daughter, aunt, Mrs. E. B. Stanley, at Bayside. they It ia much regretted that Halsey Moore Tbe w oman'a relief corps of James A. mediately went to house-keeping. They Dorothy and Chandler Noyes spent the Mrs. Eva Kelley went to Bar Harbor has bad to move away from the salt water Garfield pout, G. A. R., of BluebiU, has have the best wishes of a boat of relatives week-end with their parents, F. P. Noyes Nov. for treatment. owing to bis wife’s health. adopted tbe following .resolution* in Monday, 24, hospital and friends, and wife. of K. Ci. MOO It H, Chandler will spend Thanks- Her case ia very critical. Nov. as. Chips. memory Mrs. Almira Saunders, of this Nov. 34. Boost ur. Ktloworth, Mr. giving with his friend, Everett Love joy j town,> member of tbe corpa: Invitations to the t reeman-Waifs wed- BLCEH1LL FALLS. in Bangor. iVhrrtnt, Death bu again entered our ding, to take place at Southwest Harbor SOUTH DEER ISLE. Mrs. B. H. Candage ia in Boaton for a little band and borne from »id*t one of Friends of Mrs. James Hill are glad to early in December, have been received out Mrs. Annie visited rela- abort our moat member*; know she has so far recovered from an here. Tracy recently atay. worthy tives at tbe Reach. Mrs. B. A. Wood baa to R*voiced, Tnat James A. Oar&eld W. E. C., operation at St. Luke's hospital, Phila- Nov. 28. N. gone Bncksport Pills for the winter. No.*4. has met with a great loas in the death as and Bernice ol Ayer’s delphia, to be removed to the home of Gay Young, Rockland, Susie Wood is in her of our dear tiater, who waa ever interested in Gently Laxative. Sugar-c«-tcd. her Dr. Wilbur. MARLBORO. are Sedgwick, visiting friend, visiting relatives here. Dote, one one. Nov. 25. L. aunt, Mrs. P. W. Candage. the noble cause for which we are banded to* pill, only j Mrs. Addle JeUison is C. M. is Sold for 60 quite ill. Pert st home, alter spending Joseph Conary went to Portland to gether, »nd always willing to lend a helping yean. LAMOiNE. Ernest Emery, ot Bar Harbor, is visiting several weeks “up country”. spend Thanksgiving with relatives. hand to the sick and needy. Ask Your Doctor. f. v*^- Earl Beede and wife are receiving con- A’rsoieed. That we extend sympathy to the E. H. King spent Thanksgiving in Bar bis brother Osmond. too Blood, who has been employed at gratulations on tbe birtb of a daughter, bereaved family. Harbor. Mrs. Lucretia Btrout and son Austin Smith's, is now at W. Maynard, Spoflord's. born Nov. 27—Vivian Constance. Jtesolved, That our charter be draped in a S PILLS of few last week Friends ol Nina are — William RL Salisbury and wife and Ellsworth, spent days L. Stinson glad she Dec. 1. Cbombs. mourning for thirty days for our departed CHICHESTERthe •.■>tnuf0uuinn BEAM*BB"» a with her brother, Thad and her can once more alter a serious sister; that a of these resolutions be I.a.11..! A*a ...... Elwood King and family spent Thanks- Hodgkins, get about, copy < M^heo-lrr'i i»l* in Ellsworth. sister, M iss Audrey Hodgkins. illness. SUTTON. placed on record, also a copy be sent to Tub l*IU« )» Hr4 awl giving boat*. Mttkd »*ta Ellsworth Anmbicak for and one Dec. 1. Mrs. Earl Stanley and family have moved to pubiicatioa, TaLo »• oJfcrr Bar>'•» •Hr Vi li« Mr. McCartney, who sold his place re- _Abe. U. P. Hatch writes her apprecia- Isles!ord tor the winter. sent to the family. * ~ 1*1 AMO M» KUAM> 1*11 1 -N1 is his household to tion ol kindly remembrances on her cently, moving goods PARTRIDGE COVE. Mire Ella Tracy and Mrs. George Norris Mbs. Cabbie Smowmab, in the ol Ellsworth. The family will go later. seventy-ninth birthday, shape have arrived in a Mas. Auopsta Osoooo, Miss Mildred Lord and a of California, reporting BV DRtiGQISTS l Vf RWNfiS friend, letters and which awaited her SOID was the first poat-cards pleasant Journey. Mas. CaaisriB Osgood, Augustas Davis to bring Surry, are visiting Mrs. Laura Mears. on her arrival in where she Wilbert Kiev and wife will move to Committee. down & deer in the Lamoine woods this Portland, Robert Farren and wife, William Emery was called by tbe illness ol her sister, Great Cranberry for the winter and year. His weight was over 200 pounds. the bouse of 1. Y. and Joseph Leighton are spending a tew Mrs. Thomas Small. occupy Spurling. SOUTH PENOBSCOT. SAY Olive who has been Grover Morse and family will move into Miss Coolidge, days in Cherrytield. Nov. 28. SUB. Mrs. Rice's house. 8. B. Condon spent tbe past week in teaching in La bee, returned home last Dec. 1. Hubbard. Nov. 34. Tot. northern Maine, bunting. Friday, three weeks sooner than she ex- OAK POINT. “Stlckney Poor’s Mustard" BAR HARBOR. Btiilman Grindie is in Georgia, where be A. H. Urindie and the BIRCH HARBUH. Crooji and Cough Remedy, (amity spent past has for THERE’S JtOKE BETTER Frank Huckins and daughter are employment tbe winter. it attacks Immediately after the holidays, a class week at their cottage here. Mary Croup is a terrible disease; chil- a week in Rockland. are to choke will be formed at the spending Mrs. Ralph Worcester, who has been dren »o suddenly they very apt Y. M. C. A. for the Charles who has been ill the the at once. Sargent, Wiliiam Rice and Mrs. B. W. Hancock unless given proper remedy of health. Dr. A. seriously ill, is much improved in health. There is nothing better in the world than Dr. study George Phillips past year, is so much improved in health were called to will conduct the class. The will in- Stonington Thursday by King's New Discovery. Lewis Chamberlain, study the death of their sister, Mrs. Everett Schools are closed tor two weeks. Manchester. Ohio, writes about his chil- clude sex hygiene, first aid to the Notice. of injured, Gross. out-of-town who Pauper '‘Sometimes in severe attacks we were treatment in etc. Coast IpatloD Poisons Vos. Among pupils spent dren: poisoning cases, the CHJ’ «• would die. bat since we Dec. 1. C. their recess are [ AVISO contracted with afraid they proved 11 are entire _ Thanksgiving at home B'j£ you constipated, your system to and care tor tbo« what a certain Dr. King*! New Dis- L worth aopport remedy is poisoned by the waste matter kept la the Guy Condon, U. of M. Ethel the bm‘ — *16; Gray, r oecd aaalalaoee dnrinf covery is, we have no fear. We rely on it for Doan's Regulets cure constipation without body serious results often lollow. Use Dr. Itchier, bleeding, protruding or blind piles n and are leaml reaidenta ot croup, coughs and colds/' Ho can 50c New Life Pills end will soon I U. of M. ’15; and Beulah B. G. S. Kllawert^. you. griping, nausea, nor any weakening effect King’s you get yield to Doan's Ointment. Chronic cases Wright, >td all treating tbe“ and *i.». A bottle should be ia in rid of headache and other poraona ®5com-aco" every Ask for them. 2S constipation, A. TB. aa there ia of room and home At all Druggist* H. K. Buckleu A your druggist cents per troubles. Me. at Druggista' or by mail. H. A. soon relieved, finally cured. Druggists sell at. pleat* ffl I lattoaa to care lor theta M Co., Philadelphia and tit. Louis. box.—Adwt. Bucklen A Co., Philadelphia and St. Louis. it -Advt. The many friends here of WiUiam How-

I show for their elm* meter, end the aitimtsnnrm*. Routes, ILcgal Hotter** near east. esteem In COUNTY Ergal the which thing* American were NEWS 8TATK OF MAINE. letter from dr. held, end here I sew the representatives NOTICE OF FOBECLOSFRE. ANOTHER ot e new County of Hancock ss. Turkey, for these men tepresent CA8TINE. INDIGESTION OVERCOME THEREAB, William H. Ward, of South- FROM JERUSALEM. rriAKEN on execution wherein A. E. Farrs* west Harbor, Hancock county, Maine* gASKKLL the best culture end the most Miiw Overcome successful Ella Adams is in Boston for a few by Simple Remedy. X worth, of Hrooklin, in said county and by his mortgage deed dated October 2, Iftll, business end professional life in these weeks. Hurried and State, administrator of the estate of Emily and recorded in the Hancock county registry OF DIPLOMACY BRINK careless habita of eat nit Bin GAME lands. Farnsworth, formerly of Southwest Harbor of deed, in book 484. page 111, conveyed to the Dr. and ing, irregular meals and foods that in said and State is Union Trust of by the concert or Webster wife are home, after a county deceased, plaintiff, Company Ellswo/tfy (Cor- played Then the emigrant from to the do not tend snd N. 8. Bunker, of Mt Desert in said county poration), tt.e following described real estate Turkey month's vacation. harmonize, to weaken is and will be sold wilt European powers. United States is and State, defendant, by all the buildings thereon, situated in received with greater the digestive organs and result In auction sale on the twenty-seventh said Tremout, via.: Aaron Chamberlain and wife are in Bel- public day humaneness at two o'clock in the l. at than he is received in any of different forms of stomach of December, 1018, Lot No. Commencing the northwest -t Pev fast for the winter. trouble. at the office of Hale & Hamlin in Wrlttrofor Tau ARABIC* by Horace the European afternoon corner of land of J. L. Stanley on the west 1 countries. He has an If are and Director ol Kreuu Biblical equal you one of the unfortunates Kll*-wortb in said county State, all the side of the shore road so called and following Haskell, A mask ball was held at Emerson hall g opportunity with emigrants from other who have drifted Into this right in equity which the said N. 8. Bunker of said road northerly to land of 8. Ward New- Jet—1—•] condition, sain Mt. Desert had on the thirteenth day of man; thence easterly by said Newman’s land lelUtuto, parts of the and it is wonderful Wednesday evening, world, eat simple foods only, slowly, regu- November, 1912. at eight o’clock and thirty lo the sea; thence southerly by the sea to bow he becomes who has the minutes in the forenoon, when the same was line of said lot extended to the sea; of thrifty when once he Lacy Gay, spent past month and take our Stanley’s Kuropean Concert Nations has larly Vinol, delicious attached on the writ to redeem the thence said line to fnc reaches the in original westerly by Stanley’s states across the seas, and it Massachusetts, is home. cod liver and Iron following described mortgaged real estate of beginning, with the buildings and end, to a greater or leas de- tonic. point lost prestige is wonderful the that situated at Northeast Harbor in said town of wharf thereon. equally change Alice M. Grindle has gone to Brockton, Mrs. H. J. of the Smith, Thomasvtlle, Ga., Mt. Desert, to wit: Lot No. 2. Bounded on west by Stanley's A _ me real re*poet minor elates cornea to him, not only but financially Mass., to spend the winter with her eays: ”1 suffered from a stomach A certain lot or parcel of land beginning at Mills’ land; on north by Newman’s; on east end Asia, bjr her nay loci and morally and in the higher type of civil- brother'. an iron bolt driven In the ground on the by shore road; on south by King's, contain- JJt’urope trouble, was tired, worn out and ner- western side of the road leading to Kimball’s, ing one and one-fourth acres. m relation to the Balkan Turkish ization he attains. No wonder these at the northeast toinre peo- Mrs. Harold Carew, of Cambridge, Mass., vous. A friend advised me to take known as Main St., corner of Lot No. S. Bounded on the east by the want to to America think a lot of land described as conveyed in a cer- county road; on south by Anderson and Stan- the 1912 and 1913. ple go They of is VlnoL during years visiting her parents, W. B. Bar tram My stomach trouble soon dis- tain deed from Joseph D. Phillips to Nellie 8. ley: on the west by Pol; on north by school- the United States as God’s favored coun- and wife. and now Bunker, dated December 8, 1898, and recorded house lot. the first place the treat powers said appeared I eat heartily and In try—the land where every man has a in Hancock county, Maine, registry of deeds, Lot Not4. Pasture and wood lot containing Bessie have a perfect and I volume 880, 441; thence running south ice thereon. same de- shall be no war, but tbe nations chance. Martin, night operator in the digestion wish page pond Being property mcro weak 83 degrees west to the eastern line of scribed in deed from Nettie M. Mills to me telephone office, is home after a two every tired, woman could have R. and immediately went to war. Then again, the rank and file of the citi- Isnd of Beldon Tracy (or Georgia Tracy); dated July 28, 1898. record*n vol 3 4. page (onierned weeks’ vacation. \ Inol, for 1 never thence southerly but everywhere following 78. and afterwards couve.- r«t ms shown in vol. zens of spent any money we cannot Turkey, who keep in touch with said eastern line of land of Tracy to the 357, vol. 402, 137, and vol. 402, Then tb> Concert said, allow In my life that did me so much page 419, page world events, are disgusted with the Mrs. Pbebe Whiting is at home, after good." northwest corner of a lot of land owned by page 139. in tbe of The thence Lot No. 5. at the shore at 8. W. Change map Europe, whal- the month in recovery of Mrs. Smith was Stephen Brasllidge; easterly following Beginning ,ny /Incase of the European powers In their spending past Medford, the southern line of said Smallidge Newman’s southeast iiuc on said to the eight running outcome and a little later due combined action of the more or less to north- er the may be, dealings with the Ottoman government. Mass., with relatives. rods said road; thence line southwestern four hundred and twenty- medicinal following said road fifty feet more or less two feet from water mark to an iron while elements of the cods’ livers erly nigh on placidly tbe treaty of Many men have said to me in substance, Mrs. after a three to of with and as tbence southeast at on looked Joseph Peterson, —aided place beginning. Together bolt; right angles the by the blood making and appu rtenant to the above described lot, a right said Ward’s land one hundred and chanted tbe entire map of sooth- European Concert of Nations has no weeks’ vacation, is back at her work in seventy- London strength of for all of a over a five feet to Julia Anderson’s land; thence interest in our mental and moral the Kicker store- creating properties of tonic way purposes way strip the Concert physical, candy of land four feet wide said above following said Anderson's line north- eastern Europe. Atain iron, which are contained in adjoining one and welfare where their own setttah Interests Nov. 24. G. Vinol. described lot on the north ana extending easterly hundred three feet to M. B. land, said line same course her voiea and said must — We will return from said town road to ssid land of King’s by King’s altered Turkey are at stake. the purchase money Tracy. .Said to be held and nsed in common by two hundred and forty-seven feet; in same and forthwith EAST BLUEHILL. every time Vinol falls to way feet ool nuke Adrianople, Lest, but not least, the native of benefit Joseph D. Phillips his heirs and assigns, direction 64 by said Ward’s land- to the Turkey thence shore retook the second of the P. S. owners or tenants of the lot of said shore; by northwesterly one Tarkt;. capital i feels that be is treated with more consid- Mrs. W. M. Wardwell went to Portland Our Saio Salve stops Itch- Phillips, and north of and adjoining the lot herein tie- hundred thirteen feet to first named whereupon tho Concert said and two hundred and empire, eration by the American than by the Euro- Friday. ing begins healing at once. scribt d, and the owners or tenants of the said bound, containing twenty- shall not keep The premises herein described. one square rods, more or less, together with Turkey Adrianople. that is, he feels that his real worth G. A. Me ail title and UK pean, W. F. Chapman and wife have gone to Parcher, druggist, Ellswortb, Excepting and reserving, however, out of my right, interest in and the of Constantinople gives not shore included within the and uraij Turkey and his are recognized the to this the lot above described, to Joseph D. Phillips, northwesterly opinions by Btonington live winter. line of above lot to the bat Kirk Kilieec, his heirs and assigns, owners or tenants ot southeasterly extending only city Dtmotlke, educators and business low sea waters. missionaries, Moore and wife have to The procenaion of pricea is moving the lot of said north of and adjoining of as Percy gone Phillips same included end other places importance well. agents from the United States ss are the lot herein ctscribed, and in common with Being property in deel from they Harbor for a short headed adcertUere in W. Somes to Manset Coal in will he remembered that tbe Prospect visit. right along, by the owners or tenants ol the lot herein de- John Company* H Concert not these deed dated November and recorded in recognized by representatives scribed, a right of way over a strip of land 17, 1903, nationa held Warren York, wife and children have THE AMERICAS. 187. ol European Bulgaria hack from This to his self- four feet wide adjoining the above described vol. 402, page Europe. appeals Lot No. 6. at a stake and stones Ferdinand's could have gone to to live for a while. right of way on the south, and extending Beginning when King troops sn the American can well Stonington now or respect, appeal from said town road to said land of Tracy. on the northwest line of land form- and when Mr. York has work granite-cutting. of John Moore near the shore road, so raptured Constantinople, appreciate. Uailroafes anti Steamboats. Said above described rights of way together erly leet wide, the center of which is called; thence southerly, following said line, Bolgsr s rushed recklessly into war with be of call A. 1. Long, of came being eight U may interest to attention to Portland, Thursday the northern line of the lot herein particu- two hunored thirty-one (231) feet to a stake and tne tables were and thence ten rods to a Strain «a turned, the the effort which Is now made the to visit bis parents, E. C. Long and wjfe, larly described. stones; westerly (10) being by stake and stones; thence two hun- were were MAINE RAILROAD 8aid real estate Is subject to a mortgage northerly Anti |. found wenting. Turkish ambassador at with returning Sunday. While here he shot a CENTRAL dred one feet to a stake Washington, given by said N. 8. Bunker and Eri L. Bun- thirty (231) and stones near the shore road above The new boundary between Bulgaria the of the govern- fine dear. ker to George Howe of said Mt. Desert, dated mentioned; approval Washington tbence near said road ten I be In Effect October 19, 1907, and recorded October 28, 1907, following easterly u>d Turkey follows course of tbe a loan in the United Htates Dec. 1. K. to first mrut, to float in the registry of deeds for said county of (10) rods tLe mentioned bound. Be- the same to Merrill B. Barnra river from tbe coeat to a point of fl0,000,000. In view of things l Dec. 1, 1013. Hancock »n book 443, page 465, upon wnich ing premises conveyed thijae there is said io be some two King by William H. Ward (senior, now de- Maridra, taking a more mortgage da» mar where, would do violence to my conscience if l did atbtrtisnnnUfl. thousand eight hundred (#2,800) dollars. ceased) by deed dated March 16, 1876, and re- corded in vol. 152. folio 399. with all build- aorih- rly direction, it .will leave lhmotika not call the attention cf the churches in BAR HARBOR TO BAN JOK Dated this 26th d*y of November, 1913. Foerest O. Silsby. ings thereon standing; and being the same to lb. test and cross tbe Marius near the home land to the need in by Arthur 8. New- appalling n»r Harbor. I? Sheriff. premises conveyed man to William H. Ward deed Kadiki:ui well to Ihe west of Asia Minor and Arabia Sorrento by Adrianople. Palestine, Syria, recorded in Hanc ck of deeds; The Best Corrective Sullivan. registry Then-- following a and NOTICK OF FOKEaOSCKK. which said was the northeasterly for the Christian worker, educator, andi Desert mortgage assigned by Mt Fy Oscar P. of Trust to the Ellsworth Loan and then ta'terly course. It will jess between above There and of the numerous S TlfHEHEAH, Cunningham. Company all, the medical missionary. preventive Waukeag, Fy Hancock State of Association, its deed of Hancock. W Bucksport. county. Building by assign- Balk. firnovoand Kirk Kiliaae, and end on where there is more Maine, bis deed dated October ment dated October 16, 1911 and recorded in is no land earth ailments caused by defective Franklin Road by mortgage seventh a. d. 191/, and recorded in Hancock said Hancock registry of deeds in oa the Black sea 'just north of Sreti need of the Christ than in thia land. June fll 00 county Wash’gt’n county registry of deeds in bock 494. page book 484. page 117, ana, whereas, the condition or irregular action of the or- K'laworth. 11 06 Mtfin. some tbirty miles north of AM) OK KM AN* ADVANCE. to the Hancock Savings of paid mortgage has been broken; now, Midia, THE RNUUHU Ellsworth Falls. ell 10 27, conveyed County Bank, a duly organized and hav- therefore. reason of the breach of lhr terminus of tbe frontier allotted Tur- Hev. Lewis gans of found Nicolin. ell 22 corporation by Thurber Uuild, D. D., gave digestion—is an established of business at Ells- the condition thereof, the said Ellsworth Loan Green Like. ell 30 ing place k»j hi .be treaty of London. Thus It will American readers food for in an worth. county and .State aforesaid, a certain and Building Association ’claims a fore- thought in the safe, speedy, certain Lake. ell 87 Phillips lot or of land situate in said Hancock closure of said mortgage. hr o. ii that tbe London treaty is on the German Mill parcel ignored article published recently Emery’s on Coats Point, so-called and bounded and Ellhwohti: Loan and Building Association, ar.d time-tested home remedy Holden. j tad linos-Midia line not conaidered in which he shows* con- described as follows, to wit: Beginning on Uv Arno W. King, its president. advance, quite Brewer Jane — the south side of the road from the Edmund J. W’alsh. Us treasurer. ai Ki- leading By clusively that that advance is along com- liaujgor.ar homestead of the late Tuomas G. Coaies to ! Dated at Ellsworth, Maine, this 25th day of lt i* rumored that Bulgur,a is no the shore at stake and stones; thence November. 1913. unofficially mercial lines. There doubt that Portland running north Rfi east thirty-Dine (I'ttf) rods and ten ! 1 have come to an #»jr«rnn ul by has secured a com- Boston via. urkey Germany already (10) feet more or less to the shore; thence STATE OF MAINE. Dover ar. «bicb it the moment will at* i« the same course to low water mark; thence Cot’MTY of Hancock ss: proper they mercial supremacy which troubling Boston via southerly low water mark io a which hi order to recover by point Taken on execution wherein H. I. Gross, of tark., -.fitly, (iw», dreams of r.ugiand. A game of diplo- Portsmouth ar the line of this lot herein Sold everywhere. In boxce, 10c., 25c. southerly conveyed Boston, county of S.uffolb, of Sal »*t to and Kavala to if extended would thence to Commonwealth Turkey macy of extraordinary brilliancy is just intersect; westerly Massachusetts, is plaintiff and Nellie 8. Bun- BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. a stake and stones, on the shore near the old : Bak-7ii. Whether this to be ker, of Mount Desert, county of Hancock. prove* now being played in the Middle Last, field fence which la t3) rods more WILL STOP i r M AM forty-three .State of Maine, is defendant, and will be sold ran: r«.r more than a Con- RHEUMA or less distant from the line of s»id rumoy, Km* with England and Germany taking the Boston via northerly auction sale on the lot; thence following said fence north 31- 50' ny public twenty-seventh stant im.haa col abort toia northern Dover It. day of December a. d. 1913, at three o’clock in trip lc*ding.peru. The slake is the control of URIC ACID DEPOSIT west rods seven feet more Boston via thirty-nine (M) (7) the afternoon at the office of George R. and fi or less to first mentioned bounds; -t«ned feme k to Athena. the Persian gulf and neighboring terri- Portsmouth lv. 9 00 together Fuller, Southwest Harbor, in said Hancock with the buiidiug* standing thereon, with a Bou a *tat« aloof iiheunmtic Com Checked county and State of Maine, all tne right in *n»a, holding bernlf tory and the Bagdad railway. It looks as plications right of from the by said Coates Portland.lv- H 05i 12 40 way highway equity which the said Nellie S. Bunker, of A a and the “Human Sewers’* Restored. house to the shore the road as now built from iioaiitittcfl and not losing man though Germany would get control of the by said Mount Desert, had on the 17th of And whereas the conditions of said mortgage day The Bowels and Skin are the Bangor.iv. 6 00 10 30 3 10 5 15 1913, when the same was attached on to haiiM-, tias rtaped the biggest gain out Kidneys, have been broken, now therefore, reason of January. railway. Brewer June. 6 07 10 36 3 16 5 21 by the original writ to redeem the following « “human sewers'* which of1 the int- the breach of the conditions thereof, said of U) i.flirts. Bulgaria lost IJO.OtX) It is too late, however, for Germany to carry Holden. i 6 29 10 56 '3 351 5 40 described real estate situated at Hancock bank, its treas- mortgaged in the blood. When these are Kgery’s Mill. :iu 59 County Havings by Northeast Harbor in said town of Mount aitn, and hei reward waa to tie left by the get an outlet to the sea by way of the purities urer authorized, claims a foreclosure of Phillips Lake. : 6 : 11 02 : 3 41 6 47 duly Desert, to wit: .. » Uric Acid sediment lodges in said co* «o to* mercy of her foe*, and Persian gulf. England has a tight grip clogged, Green Lake. 6 44 11 10 3 48 5 57 mortgage A certain lot or of land beginning at Hancock County Savings Bank, parcel the muscles and and Rheumatism N icolin. t 6 53 112-2:3 56 8 07 j an iron bolt driven in the ground on the tfc- krniai the result. Turkey lost on the gulf and the lands surrounding it. joints : Charles C. Burrili, its treasurer. Ellsworth Falls- 7 06 11 35 I 08 6 20 by western side* of the road leading to Kimball’s, 1. follows. RllKUMA, the great remedy for Dated at Ellsworth, Maine, Nov. 19, 1913, her via, Greece and Monte* Mayyed Mohammed bin Said, son of the Kliswonti. 7 13 11 40 4 14 6 ^5 known as Main St., at the northeast corner of all forms of the terrible checks Wash’gt’n June. .. 7 25 11 50 4 20 t 6 31 a lot of land described as in a cer- n >.o OuO, making a total of 980,000 Iste vizur of the sultan of Oman, writes disease, conveyed Franklin Road. •733 :i2 00 6 40 NOTICK OK FOKECLONCKE. tain need from Joseph D. Phillips to Nellie S. Bi *lr the deposit of Uric Acid. lu cultivate the fields and to my friend, Yusuf Stephan, by the last Hancock. i 7 II 12 10 « 49 TTTHEREAS. William H. Ward, of South Bunker, dated December 3, 1898. and recorded “1 suffered from Rheumatism for six E 7 44 12 13 6 53 in Hancock Maine, of deeds, 1 t This, in men that the revolting Arabs, under Waukeag, Fy- west Harbor. Ha: cock county, Maine, county, registry jaifsof peace. post, Mt Desert lv. 7 12 20 7 05 volume 330. 411; tbence south different with no Ferry by his mortgage deed dated November 15, 1911 page running « of have years. Tried doctors, 55j west i» end is not to entirly to >» < » are taking between the Faisal bin your Stops passengers points the southern Hue of said .Smallidge eight place sovereign. Sayyed Turki, of Junction. Manset. being all and the same real estate it 50 cents a bottle. Washington rods more or less to said road; thence north- a (stale to and Her Via Great fails; j described as conveyed iu the mortgage deed be, and his utter de.pendenc# upon or Trains leaving Ellsworth at 7.13 a m and 4.14 from said Ward to said Trust Company, erly following said road fifty feet more less and Greece. Britain, has given England complete p in, and arriving at Ellsworth 11.06 a m. 10 52 dated October 2, 1911, recorded in Hancock to place of beginning. Together with and as ! p m connect with Washington rail- 4X4. to to the above described lot. a right k led at the of the over that as County registry ot deeds in book page 111, appurtenant point troubled country ask fur Mustards, Spices a ovt-r a suzerainty Always way. which ’reference is made for particular de- of way for all purposes of way strip •wer u- not held to 1m4 sacred. from the littoral aone as her arms | of laud four feet wide adjoining said above very far back and Flavoring Extracts by name. i : Stops on si gnal to conductor. scription, exyesaiy including all buildings or are moved on to me desciibed lot on the north and extending i'h l' the of has control also of are that have been being treaty London can reach. England kind. Passengers earnestly requested to pro- said town road to said land of Don’t take any old Tell your same land. This mortgage is subject to the fro-n Tracy, wb<*n of cure tickets before entering the trains, and to be held and u-td in common the time came for her to reassert El iU*aa, the country northwest have aforesaid mortgage given tb*- said Trust Com- said way by grocer you waut and must especially Ellsworth to Falls and Falls tc D. Phillip* his heirs and assigns, b B «i > »»ik to her pany; and whereas, the condition of said Joseph regain Oman. | Ellsworth. owners or tenants of the lot of said H. D. mortgage has been broken; now. therefore, Phil,ips, loss— when the moment ar- is ran- WALDRON. north of and the lot hertin de- opportune The German press nispwymg General by reason of the breach of the condition adjoining & Poor’s Passenger Agent. said Union Trust scribed, and the owners or tenants of the said i; thereof, the Company *n J. N. Sargent to corner leaves Bar Harbor Mon- Persian | Steamer Boot lib* y BLUEHILL, Deputy Sheriff. President Howard 8. Blue, of the Hjrian poses the lands bordering the j of fence; thence by said Sargent's land and N. day and at 10 00 a m for Seal Har- in the county of Hancock, deceased, and are but ! land formerly owned by Ellis Harding Thursday gait and the gulf itself English, bonds as the law directs. All SHERIFF'S SALE. Protestant college at Beirut, Principal E. 26 rods to stake and stones; thence by land bor, Northeast Harbor, Southwest Harbor, given persons demands the estate of said has not been outwitted, for in of fcdbert E. Carter S. 45**° E. 106 rods to having against i 8TATB OP MAINE, COUNTY OP HANCOCK 88. William H. Hall, of the preparatory achool Germany Stoning ton, North Haven and Rockland. deceased are desired to the same for stake and stones; thence N. 31 Hi E. three present November *t return for control of the Per- leaves Bluehill and and all indebted thereto are re 24,1918. Beirut, Prof. Warran J. iioutton, of the undisputed rods live links to corner of old wall; thence Steamer Mlneola Monday settlement, on wherein Mrs E. ol her stone wall 17 rods quested to make payment immediately. execution, W. Theological seminary, who baa sian gulf and the acknowledgment N. 4 W. following the old Thursday ror South Bluehill, Brooklln, Sedg- Bar.for a blue Fkbd L. Mason. Bennett, of Boston, county of Suffolk, and and 14 links to the center of large wick. Deer South Brooksvlile, TAKEN fc*d American School of Interests in the neighboring territary seven Isle, Sargentvllie, Nov. 8. 1913. commonwealth of Massachusetts, is plaintiff of the thence N. 45 Hi0 E. three rods 1 charge stone; E. of of her in the old Dark Harbor and Rockland. and tieo. Gilley, Cranberry Isles, county in Jerusalem the laat year, the settlement navigation rights links to stake and stones wall; subscriber nereoy gives notice that Archaeology to stake of Hancock and State of Maine, is defendant, has suc- thence S. 27 W K. 67 rods seven links Connection Is made at Rockland with steamer he has been administra- *nd our and ! in the Tigris river, Germany THE duly appointed and will be sold by public auction on the 31st cordial, efficient bigbly-ee- and stones; thence 8. 46 4 E 77 rods 12 links estate for Boston. tor of the of of Decemoer a. d. 1913, at 2o’clock in the in eliminating England from all to land now or formerly owned by W. N. late day leerutd consul at Jerusalem, Hon. William ceeded RETURNING JOSEPH SHEPLEY HEADER, of I afternoon, at the office cf Geo. R. Fuller in the its Means to stake and stones; thence by said Coffin haa received in the Bagdad railway over ELLSWORTH, town of Southwest Harbor, in said county of (who, by the way, just rights Means’ land and land of J. G. Eaton 8 57' Turbine Steel Steamships; Belfast and in the of Hancock, deceased, and | an county Hancock, all the right in eoulty which Geo. to Busra, achievement W. 31 rods 12 links to the first mentioned as law the iii-wa from of bis whole length given bonds the directs. All persors of said on Washington promo- more or Camden. | E. Gilley, Cranberry Isles, had the short time bound and containing 42 acres, less, having demands against the estate of s*id de- I tion to the at that seemed impossibles ago. 17th day of April a. d. 1913, at six o'clock and important post Budapest, together with all the buildings standing Thurs- ceased are desired to present the same for Kussia to with- Leave Boston 5pm Monday,Tuesday, thirty minutes in the afternoon, when the i first thereon, and being part of lot numbered 22. and all indebted thereto are re- and acorea of others might uiinnany persuaded for with settlement, same was attached on the writ, to Bongary), third division, agreeable to the plan of the day and Friday Rockland, connecting immediately. original draw her claims to co-operation; then quested to make payment redeem the following described mortgaged name. [ town of 8edgwick, and being the same steamer leaving Rockland 6 00 a m, Wednesday Fred L. Mason. to her of Ed- real estate on Islesford in said Cranberry rea- in return for concessions Andrew H. Sinclair bought Nov. 8. 1913. The citizen of claims good France, premises and Saturday for Bar Harbor, Bluehill, Sedg Isles, bounded and described as to Turkey bert, E. Carter, September 22, 1887, deed of follows, interest on the shores of the Black sea wit: sons for bia confidence in the integrity of same been recorded in Hancock regis- wick and Intermediate landings. subscriber nereoy gives notice that having at the northeast corner of a lot of in sold her rights to Germany, of deeds, book 226, page 313. E. L. Smith, Agent. Bar Harbor. he has been duly appointed adminis- Beginning til* I'mied States government and her and Syria, try THE land told me, the said Samuel to another lot or of land, situated trator of the estate of by Gilley, Britain's with Also parcel A. M. Hkrriok, Agent, Bluehill. Franklin thence said People. He baa told me some of theae and now Great agreement and bounded and described Stanley; following in said Sedgwick, MARY E. BELL, late of BROOKSVILLB, Stanley north line north degrees t bat she also has de- as follows, to wit: Beginning at northeast sixty-eight tasons. I will repeat a few of them. Turkey implies In the of Hancock, deceased, and and forty minutes west rods to an corner of land now or formerly owned by O. county twenty-four to leave the field clear for Germany, given bonds *as the law directs. All per- iron thence north Pirst of the United States of America cided D. Eaton at stake and stones; thence north- Banking. post; twenty-one degrees all, sons demands the estate of I and fifteen minutes east nine and two-thirda this and statecraft 26 rods to stake and stones to land having against has no national ambitiooa to gratify in Why all diplomacy easterly said deceased are deaired to present the same rods to an iron post; thence to the j now or owned by Ellis Harding easterly of influence in Asiatic Tur- formerly for settlement, and all indebted thereto are land of Asa at the northeast corner of a this of the therefore, baa over spheres or widow of Ellis Harding; thence aontb- Gray part world, and, to make lot of land foi the said tact that the 221 rods to land of W. N. requested payment immediately. merly conveyed by me, ho with It is an acknowledged easterly anout Bell. reason to deal other than justly key? Means to v Frank B. Samuel Gilley, to the said Geo and Edna the Means, or owned by said the influence at work to keep formerly land Brewer, Me.. Nov. 11, 1913. Gilley, thence following said Gray’s line south ottoman and her sabjecta. greatest stake and stones; thence by said Means’ _ government 6% six west eleven rods to the of intact ia the unwilling- and land of J. G. Eaton 29 ** rods to land of Is what will earn 11 that degrees place it is true the colleges Ottoman empire your money subscriber hereby gives notice and one acre and Again, that schools, saio thence northwesterly beginning containing eighty to al- Kittredge Hooper; invested lu shares of the he has been duly appointed adminis- rods more or and the hod in Asiatic neaa of any of the European powers mentioned bound, 40 THE square less, buildings universities established to the first containing trator of the estate of thereon. of them to secure a larger more or less, meaning to convey the certain denominations and low any one acres, WILLIAM T. DOYLE, late of ELLSWORTH, Said real estate is to a Turkey by same Andrew H. Sinclair bought of subject mortgage than other. Each premises bv the said Geo E. to Ruhania Baker, of in the United States meet share of the spoils any Carter, November 3, 18N0. EMfaLoao aotlMdiogM in the county of Hancock, deceased, and Gilley organizations Coleman Moose Conn., and recorded in Hancock determined to secure the And whereas the said Lester Lufkin, under given bonds as the law directs. All per- up. the needs of the and touch the life nation is county. Maine, of deeds, book 451, youth, name of Lester C. Lufkin, and Olivia A NEW SERIES sons having demands against the es- registry page when the time comes the 24. on which there is due about one thousand °f the with a de- strategic position Lufkin, under the name of Olivia J. Lufkin, tate of said deceased are desired to people helpfully greater U now Short*, tl each; monthly pay dollars. of the Constantinople tbeir deed of ssaignment dated 3. open. present the same for settlement, and all in- *re* of success than the schools estab- tor the dissolution by Sept. Dated at Isles this 24th of and recorded in book 466, page 61, of said menu, tl per thare. debted thereto are requested to make pay- Cranberry day Sublime Porte realises 1909, November a. d- 1913. lished of other The Hancock did assign to George 8. ment immediately. Frank T. Doyls. by the representatives government. registry, Robib M. Rumill. and has become a past master In Gentle all tbeir righte to said mortgaged WHY FAY REJfT~ Nov. 14, 1918. options. this, 8. Deputy Sheriff. end whereas the said George when can borrow mi your one nation off against you subsetiber notice that European entle hie deed of assignment, dated Janu- a first and hereby gives invitation of Eliaa Thomas Oelat, playing Sremises;by shares, give mortgage he has been adminis- aiy 16,1911. and recorded in book 477, page reduce it every month? Monthly THE duly appointed another. trator of the estate of ••cond dragoman and clerk of the Ameri- 77. of said Hancock registry, did assign to us, and Interest what payments togetbei o*0 Who can when and wUj the undersigned, all his right, title end in- will amount to but little more JOHN F. WHITCOMB, late of ELLS- consulate, an alumnus of the Syrian prophesy debt terest in and to said mortgage and the than are now paying tor to be the outcome of the game of diplomacy you WORTH, Protestant college, It waa my privilege secured; and whereas the conditions and tn about ten years you AMERICAN ADS so thereby rent, of Hancock, deceased, and nations are playing of said mortgage have been broken, now, will in the county •ttend a given by the Jerusalem the European bonds as the law directs. All reception Undo therefore, by reason of the breach of the con- given per- tor advantage in the YOUR OWN HOME. estate hhhociation in honor of the faculty. The industriously ditions thereof, we claim a foreclosure of said OWN sons having demands against the One thing is certain, the of said deceased are desirsd to present 8Pi*chea, songs and cheers were a repro- of the CUliphf mortgage. For inquire of indebted Dated at Coshing, Maine, this 28th day of particulars the same for settlement, and all PAY BEST of this, the only independent to im- duction of the college spirit found in our breaking up November, a. d. 1913. O. W. Tapi, by, Sec'y thereto are requested make payment is not to Lebtke C. Lcpkim. Benjamin B. Whitcomb. h*$t American I was Moslem power in the world, Tapley Biog. mediately. inatitutiona. Olivia J. Lupkih. ▲. W. Klno. President. Ellsworth, Nov. 12, 1918. fcuchid by the loyalty theae graduates take place In the near future. SebtTttftmrnU. Stmrrtisntunte. A new took came Into Mark’* eye*, » tbe fieree look of a wild animal when * the safety of It* family ts threatened. ‘•Come,’' he snlrl **It I* an : The Christmas S sharply; of *• * opportunity we must not ml**." Sari far tbc Booklet of New Style* Tbe desolate little family went np : House \ the path and around to a door set In No Substitutes tbe high basetnent- s _ i All around the lumae the *uow fell * * softly like a friendly covering t*> hide 1 JEWETT * The of How It « their telltale footprint*. to the grocer all sub- Story NEW ENGLAND'S FAVORITE * Bak- Received Its Name a stitutes sent you for Royal $ I'oar hour* later motorcar glided PIANO “ — noiselessly up to tbe gate of the man- RETURN is no sub- i Powder. There sion. and a tall man and ing | alighted We will mail a handsome tij * you stitute for ROYAL. is a pure, By CLARISSA MACKIE | spoke to the chauffeur. illustrated booklet of Jewett Styles Royal » * "That will do. Roberta. I shall not 1r*it*-k**-lrlr***-k ************* for 1914. Do not^decide the piano question without cream tartar and need your assistance tonight. I will of baking powder, it. It will you to know why New telephone you In the morning If ,1 re- teeing pay England In the sixth year of their happy of these last year than of healthful. Powders offered as sub- quire your services. A merry Christ- homes bought#unre pianos any married life evil days fell upon the from mas to you." other make of equal cost $375 They have alum. Thurstons. Mark's loug Illness, the up. stitutes are made from Mr. I wtah been famous ov-r half a century for durability and relie. consequent loss of his position and his "Thank yon, Rratnnrd. of them." returned the man and the Jewett tune has been praised ly scores of Inability to secure work of any sort you many bility. make a Ore onal Anally resulted In the sale of their eagerly. "Rot can't I you musicians of iaternat reputation. the or something?" household effects and In Riving np Jewett Pianos may be seen at all Steinet Stores (but at all. man. I shall go Thanksgiving with her parents, C. E. | few rooms they called homo. “Nothing my nowhere else in Now England', or m*v be purchased COUNTY NKW>. The before Christmas actual directly to tied, and Wokcnmn will be Gibbs and wife. day from Steinert Ha'l. We send pianos t nywhere ard here at 9 o'clock." He a large direct of has i want stared them In the face. Mark ! pressed Ed. Wit ham, Bucksport, pur- 1 out this hand of the tatitfaction. Fi’l coupon and get BUCKSPORT. at had placed the trunks that contained gold piece Into tbe gloved ftaarantmm chased some land of C. E. Gibb* Toddy ; information. Our rental purchase plan makes w lu a ware- rhauffenr. and. avoldlug tbe man’s full Raymond Coboon was at home from the pood, and will erect a mill this inter their few effects storage | a Mr. Rruln- _ buying easy. U. of M. for for the manufacture of stavea. house. and now. hampered only by grateful acknowledgment, Thanksgiving, mail this twaay. faced ard went the front *nd Fill oat and coupon of S. Dec. 1. M. conple of traveling bags, they up steps qulet- UBFJIAL ALLOWANCES Mm. E. P. McCautder, Brooklyn. A Swtt Co each other in the waiting room of the ly let himself into the dark ball. M Steiner! ON OLD PIANOS IN EXCHANGE Y., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary i 1&2 Ho>i»ton St.. Bouton, NORTH PENOBSCOT. railroad station. It was warm In For a moment he closed his eyes and Crocker. 1 mrvt M?Bd m« )«*ar booklet ©f Jewett no call wave after wave of tender with Information abnat The farmers have not done their fall there, ami they had place to permitted Fla no Sty;«* The Aida concert, under the auspice* of rental home. Little four-year-old Teddy sat memories to sweep over his soul, leav- your plan M. Steinert & Sons Co. the October club, will be held in Emery ploughing yet. down on llie leather suit case and ing sickening pain In their wake. Time ball, Dec. 10. Llewellyn Cousins has moved to the STEINERT HALL swnn». his fat legs with careless In- had been when he had bad wife and of the Montgomery place. Street. The ladies’ benevolent society difference to the fact that his unhappy children, when Christmas had been the 162 BoyWton St, Boston church will hold its fair Willie Allen came from Bangor Thurs- or Congregational young parents had sold his crib and ! most Joyful anniversary of the entire City Town and sale Dec. 12. day to spend Thanksgiving at home. that It was very uncertain where he \ year. Now riches were his In ahum Linwood Haraden and wife, of Bar Har- J. M. Hutchins purchased a horse of would lay his sunny bead that night— I dance, hut wife und children had been bor, spent Thanksgiving with their Mrs. Clarence Snowman, of Bluebill, last that night of all nights, when little swept away. He was quite alone In grandparents, tieorge Chandler and wife. week, children hasten to bed so that they i the world. He had given lavishly to Mrs. Albert Havener, of Searsport. re- Raymond Hutchins and wife enter- may awake betimes to discover the : charity this Teletide, and now- he had a tained a of fifteen at dinner of Santa Onus. i l»ck to this bouse of'hls to turned home Saturday, after spending company gifts % crept spend few days with her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Thanksgiving day. Edltha turned her pale little face to a solitary Christmas with the memo- SPORTSMAN the worn and countenance of ries of his beloved. Crocker. Usofft Leach and wife had a reunion of haggard her husband. A mid he The Thanksgiving ball at Emery hall by Mrs. Leach's sisters, with their families. deep sigh PH'Kin^' him, "Mark. what shall we do? she whis- SHOOT Antonio Laborta, was welt attended and a Thanksgiving day. turned to go upstairs when his eye* Whit- pered tensely. down the of the dart HINT mo*t enjoyable affair. Music by Chandler Hutchins a no Percy Grindle, j Blunted length Mark's ''I've pot ex a FIHH orchestra. who are at Ups tightened. hall and rested on liar of yellow light ney’s employed Biuebill, spent "One | nctly K A" he said grimly. I that shone under the dining room door. DO TRAP Thanksgiving with their parents. I by a Rcyce McAllister, accompanied dollar of that I will spend on railroad 'Intruder*,'' he mattered grimly,and. CAMP OCT friend, returned to the C. of M. Monday, George Letch, road commissioner of tickets to take ns out of this merciless hi* cane more he turn- 8NOWHIIOC of the that 150 gripping firmly, after a few days with his par- this section vow n, reports we spending city. The rest we will need when ed Into the darkened drawing room TOIUMJOAN Frank McAllister and wife. loads of gravel were hauled to the flats ents, get there." and approached the lighted room by HKATK at the bog last week. The funeral of George Folsom, who died “Get where. Mark?” another way, hki Reuben Devereui and of West YOU) wife, in Portland Nov. 24, was held at the resi- j "Get to Rosedale. Ton remember From the lank drawing room double a of and It will Interest to return this advertisement to ns with v Nov. 26. Mr. Penobscot, spent part Saturday that Uncle l’hlneas lives there." you dence of Mrs. Jennie Marks, my doors led Into the dlniug room, and j with Mrs. Devereux’a [ name and address. a of but Sunday parents, •'Hat. Mark. dear'. Yonr i'ncle Folsom was native Buoksport, presently Pun I liralnard wus standing J. M. Hutchins and wife. when had not been a resident of the town for Thtneas treated you cruelly you before the wide crack l>etween the; ia survived two i Ernest Hatch and Uoscoe Rankin shot were a You said would several years. He by hoy. yon sliding doors and looking In on a WILLIAM READ & SONS. sisters — Mrs. Lizzie Wentworth, of a large buck Wednesday. The correspon- never to him"— j appeal ! strange scene. 107 Washington St. (Adams } Boston. Mass. N. and Mrs. of Bucks- dent acknowledges with thanks the veni- “Dear.” said Mark "there Albany, Y., Marks, gravely, It was n singular see no because I? son received from Mr. Hatch. are situations before which pride and j port. was so unexpected In this house that! Dec. 1. H. resentment melt like snow under a The recent appointment of John Q. had l>een given over to ghostly memo- scorching sun." under the direction of ibf -.« as consul at Adis Ababa, ries. chapel, j,r> Wood Abyssinia, BAYSIDE. look- COUNTY NEWS. Oure In the train the Thurstons dent, Mr*. Kettle 8. r * .11 is a matter of more than passing interest A tire tmrned In the wide grate, and Tspley. Supp* Horace Marks and wife entertained a ed drearily out of tlie windows at the be nerved st 6 o’clock. Then will?*'an to the of Bucksport. Mr. Wood is the glowing eonl threw a ruddy glow I! KOOK IJ N. people of fifteen at dinner lower- party Thank**:n ine. hare brown earth overhung by entertainment in the evening. A i:c a native of Bucksport and his many friends over the room that was lighted by one returned from which the snow Mr*. Jitnti Henderson Ira B. Hafirsn, Jr., of Ellsworth Falla, is ing gray clouds from attendance »• expected. have watched his career with interest, and small kitehcn lamp placed unobtru- South Rioehill Saturday. the line between and was drifting In scattering flakes. It Dec. X. Tom- :• with him in this running Trenton in a rorner. now rejoice recognition sively From the mantel I>or- Ellsworth. was growing colder, nml the passen- Miss Annie IVvtiard I. visiting in of his splendid work in the consular ser- pleee tliere hung a child'* little white gers In the conch talked about the de- Chester »nd Meiroae, Mas* DEER ISLE. vice. During the war between Turkey and Everett Frankliu and wife, of L*ke- ■ stocking Before the fire waa a arna’I lights of a cold aud snowy Christmas, Bert Henderson. w ho hu been employed Dr. bee i • Italy, Mr. Wood was consul st Tripoli, sod wood, spent Sunday with Mrs. Franklins table, nnd sitting there, partaking of Small just pureba* while the children chattered about the on • steamboat the jest Jear. i. home. bore*. handled the delicate situation with such son, Ivory Frasier. pliflu bread and ruhk. were three from Santa Claus i*h> as to the gifts they expected John Ieighton end wife returned to ■ kill and diplomacy gain respect John A. w ife and eon of pie- a haggard young man, who k»>ked Hever* 1 gravel side* tlka have been built Moore, Carl, or or the meeting with cousins grand- their home in Woodevltle. N. H., and liking of both Turks and Italians. Ellsworth, with Mrs. as though he tussled a Juicy Iks-fsteak Monday. in the village. spent Thanksgiving rents. one was a Mr. W’ood is not s man of bis pi Every anticipating visited hi* only ability, Moore's brother, W. N. Lord. to strengthen his gaunt frame; a prop Motile Stanley, of! Bangor, Mim Florence of na* foyous Yuletlde i llavey, Bullirtn, is also a most interesting and charming tv, careworn little woman almost a T. C. Stanley and wile, laet week. C harles, little son of E. G. Doyle and shouted the hnikeman. girl jwrruts, t>een employed in the telephone off and be will added "ltosedale"' personality, bring In and a beautiful tiroaa U her wife, ia ill. Mrs. Doyle's mother and sta- and years, four-year-old Mr*.| Augustus Tutting Marine F. and A. M will* nt and his in this The Thurstons le?t the train lodge, honors to himself country with u fluff of hair like that Mi.a in ter Pearl, of Northeast Harbor, spent boy yellow daughter, Jennie Tyler, Lynn, the third next evtnuu' to which be has been watched the long string of cars as It degree Tuesday important ‘place w ith them. of his own little lad of long ago. Mae*. Sunday wound out of sight around a distant The little daughter of Frank Mar*! l promoted. What were those here K. F. who has been a [uxiple doing K. K. Carter haa moved hie into J. Uemick, ill long bend. Then they turned their faces to family who baa teen seriously U1 t» mu< b n* Dec. 1. —here, where he had expected only time, is gaining slow ly, and is now able the bleak little station, the empty plat- the house he purchased of bia brother, A. gloom and cheerless ness? Here there proved. OTIS. to walk a few steps wit bout assistance. form and the pine clad hills that sur- E. Carter. were light nud warmth, and the spirit Whitney B. Lowe baa bought the h -e All hope to see him cut soon. rounded the little Mr*. H. W. Nutter and Mi*» came village. ^ (Jeorgla owned Harold Arthur Moore home from Gardiner of Christmas |>ervaded the little group. by Joj^ce, and School began Nov. 24, in district No. 3, “The place la not fur from here." said Hlance, who bare been visiting at Prospect in. to spend Thanksgiving. It lixiked very much as though they family Oak Point, Mrs. Ktbclyn Remiek, teacher. Mark as he picked up the lags. “Can Harlor, are borne. Robert, little son of Roland H. Salis- I were attempting. In a feeble way, to Thanksgiving «u observed by a : r*e Miss Vera Seeds begins her school in dis- you walk a little way, Teddy. l>oy?" Mr*. M. "A. Klee in a tew bury and wife, who was quite ill last celebrate the birth of the Christ Child. spending number r*f family gathering* and a trict No. 1 this morning, w ith an increase "Course I < assured Teddy Im- weeks with her sister, Mr*, Charles Weal, week, is better. BrainnnJ kUwmJ there a long time. At peoplee dance in town ball. since as he his mother's of four pupila last term. * portantly grip[>ed in Box bury, Maas. is at the homes of last he rolled the door aside and en- Doris and a Ralph Lally visiting Dec. 1. K. hand. Dorothy llaakell. h — Mrs. Nellie and Maater his sisters Mrs. Kvfrett Higgins and ter*-! the dining room. Staples Dwight •pent two wevKtt on board their fa r'» 1 lie three stepped along the road, have returned from where Mrs. George Graves, of Lamoine. MARJAVTlLK. At onro the Intruders were hushed Blue-hill, they veaaal at Rockland, are home. now of white covered with a filmy veil have the week. and tutu fear stricken silence. ajient past a William Jordan wife, of Eddington, Mrs. Harold Salisbury, of Otis, has been Woods stretched ou either side of Oapt. George Haskell, who ha* be*-n "I did not said Warren Ford baa to Soroer- came out in their automobile last her Frank Frost. exjiert guesta,” Brain Mr*. gone Boston for several week* Tuesday visiting father, them until suddenly they came upon a superintending ard with visit her Kin w i* for a short at the home of their grave courtesy. V. He, Mass., to Oscar, bo hi* visit sister’ Mrs. Bert Dunham has to Otis to w here there was set putting yarnt into winter qua: or#, gone great open space Mark Mrs. Edward L. Grover. Thurston arose and broke Into 1 anting the plumtner't trade there. arrived borne spend a week with her parents, Atwood s long, low, old fashioned bouse. The Thursday. hurried explanations. He took all the Waller Crockett, who ia at Dec. 1. The hens are all on a strike, excepting a Edgecomb and wife. gates were closed, the wooden shut- employed Rex. ! blame his shoulders, black of U[H>n although Parker Bluebill, on the Haskell little java pullet M iss 'W’arren, Arthur Moore was in town last week ters covered the windows, aud an air point, ; Eilltha explained that it was all her the week-end at BABB HARBOR. only five months old. She is on her nest of desolation the cottage, spent borne.| calling on old neighbors and to aee bis jtervaded place. Thurston plan. Teddy smiled u[>on the Bert Rear shot a w ild goose Frida; five days in the week, trying to shame the mother. Mrs. Mary Marsh. "Wait here,” said Mark to his wife, Fred Stewart haa returned with the strange gentleman nml slipped a chub- older and larger hens on the farm. aud he went the and Farnsworth Packing Co.'a boats from Be bools reopen Monday after a >h rt Mrs. Frost has received an through gateway George apple, by hand Into Brainard's. vacation. Howard Kincaid and wife were called to around the house to the back door. Camden, where they have been repaired. weighing nineteen ounces,from her aister, Brainard held it tightly. nnd its After awhile he came hack. j : •» Bayside last Friday by the death of Mr*. Mrs. Sanford of Wash. Mrs. Henry Flye leaves to-day for Bos- Scallop fishermen report scallop* in Yeager, Olympia, ! warmth seemed to penetrate his very Kincaid's brother, Carroll Jordan. They "The bouse la empty,” he said slowly. ton, for a visit. Mr. Flye will Join her bay ao scarce that the bourn- is Charles Higgins, of Bar Harbor, who ; being. A melting tenderness possessed remained to attend the funeral, which was "A card on the back door says that my there later, and they will go to Florida for practically a failure. Prices, too, ar* ry was up bere on a banting trip, was called him. Out of a bleak world God had held at the Jordan residence last Sunday. ; uncle Is spending the winter In the the winter. low. home by tbe illness and death of hia little sent him these people who needed him, his us city with daughter. Come, let H. M. Peaee and Mrs. M. A. Miss Edna Benson who bss s Among the hunters stopping at Abram son. needed what he could give to them, wife', Flye •p**’ move on.” ib were: and Leoneli Flye, J. B. Bebeon and wife month with her Janie* Bni- M. Warren’s last week Dr. E. J. Guests at the home of George A. Frost what would save them—a father, a parents, They dragged their way wearily were ol snd Morrison and son William, and M.C. a gueate Julian Moore and wife last wife, leaves to-day for Massaenuv-'ts Mor- were Henry Frost, wife and mother and little child! He bowed Sunday through the snow until they came to week et Deer laie. to resume rison, of Bar Harbor, and W. T. Warren, sons Merle and Wyman, and Edward his head a moment, and bis lipa moved. nursing. Grover and of Otia. another house. This 'was s large, Dac. 1. X. V 'L- of Eddington, all of whom were success- wife, His hand went out to Murk Thurston. Orrin P. Dickey, of Belfast, was in town Dec. 1. F. square, comfortable looking habitation, | ful, the light fall of snow enabling them “I am glad you came." be said heat week in the interest of the new and the red of the sun trace the deer. Other raya declining 1 .now asturtiwmrnie to hunters who warmly. “1 expected to spend a lonely steamboat line, runniDg between BOBBY. turned the wlndowpanes Into glowing were successful were the Salisbury Christmas. You have saved the Belfast and Brook tin. flames that the an air of day brothers at Beech Bill lake and E. N. ia in Massachusetts gave place THAT FEELING” Willis Osgood selling for me. But It will never do to have a Work has-been on “TIRED fictitious warmth and welcome. completed the golf and son his j Salisbury Irving, each party get- potatoes. lean Christmas, we who have linkt at Haven for the “What a | Just fall, but will be is a buck. pleasant house," said Ediths Often Unnatural. ting big Ail are pleased to learn that Mrs. Free- found each other. I will telephone for resumed next spring. Mr. who Dec. 1. Davis. involuntarily. j Carroll, m 10 ia improving. the motorcar, and will all haa had the work in An extra hard work tire “Yes,” murmured Mark indifferently. j perhaps you charge, left for bia day's may baa to where : come with me to the and do home a EAST ORLAND. Fan! Curtis gone Bangor, “It’s the old Patton place.” village Monday, you. But If the close of every lay he haa some Christmas marketing and Dec. 1. In Femme. employment. Edltha the She thop- — Arthur Mead abot a large buck last lingered by gate. find* you worn and weary your sys- i ping." He spoke almost gayly as he week. Mrs. Lucy Emery la in Hanover, N. H., glanced at the four great chimneys toased iDto the air. tem need* a TONIC. her son W illiam. and saw that there was no smoke com- Teddy WEST BKOOSV1LLE. Mias Doris Blake is visiting at home from Blue- The astonished Roberts from them The shades in some of brought the Fred L. |U»h and hd Frederic have “L. F." Atwood's Medicine, taken hill tor a week. Mabelle and Helen Clark and Frances ing academy car around, and Mr. Brainard and his Curtis have returned from Bernard. the rooms were drawn closely, and the returned from a nail in Watt Somer ilia, drive* that ‘••tired feel- Frank Wentworth daily, away recently purchased a bouse unexpected guests entered and were Maaa. and wile an Mn. appeared to be untenanted. horse of Scott of Mr. Long visiting whirled ing”. It has New England Treworgy, Surry. "Walt a she cried away to the little village, helped Lcng’s sister, Mn. Edna Tmworgy. moment, Mark.” Mias Eunice Norton baa cloaed “The George Harriman left to re- where they spent two happy hours. folk* earn the name of “tireless Wednesday suddenly, and before he could question Spruces" and returned to Boeton lor the being in Charles Elia, WiU Smith and Granville after turn to bis home Haverhill, Mass. her Intention she had sped np the path l»ng midnight Editha Thurston winter. worker*’’, and Mr*. Brown's letter Saunders each shot a deer last week. and Warren Dunbar has to and around the corner of her husband helped Mr. Brainard gone Waterville, disappeared MiaaB. E. Eiliaon and Miaa son and fill Sadie are at tell* why it has become their favorite where he has for the winter. Martina Treworgy and Herbert, the house. Teddy's diminutive stockings and employment borne from an extended viait in Flonnce Curtis, of Bangor, spent Thanks- trim a tiny tree for the little boy sleep- Bangor tonic. Mrs. Emily Dunbar was the guest of her Presently she appeared with rosy and Boeton. giving recess with their pannts. ing upstairs in a big. warm bed. granddaughter, Mrs. W. T. Hill, Thanks- cheeks and shining eyes. We*t Farmington, Me.: It was a Last Sunday Bee. C. F. Atkina 1 va and Marie who she with decl beautiful Christmas for ev- delivered giving. Treworgy Osgood, “Come, Mark,” said, writ- Mr. Brainard declared an intereating sermon. "A* my mother, Mr*. Smith, is have spent a week's vacation at home, re- aion; "this la where we are going to erybody. that Thanksgiving Miss Grace Gibbs, who is teaching in The church twas decorated turned to their school in Blnebill Monday. Christmas.” the day had brought him something to prettily with ing in praise of your‘L. F.’ Atwoods' with her spend Frankfort, spent Thanksgiving liTe for; Editha cried over flowara,;iruit and vegetables. Dec. X. AKOK. Mark stared. "What do you mean?" the soft, Medicine, I, too, would like to tell you parents. _ he asked. warm furs Mr. Brainard had hurriedly CApt George H. Tapley and wife, and T. F. Mason and wife spent Thanksgiv- WEST SCBBY. tbosen from the 0. L. and wife that I think it one of the best tonics "I mean that the people have gone village store; Mark re- Tapley spent Thanksgiving ing with their daughter, Mrs W. T. Hill, wife entertained in a fur as at the on tbe L E. Lufkin and gussta away, the house la closed, and—oh, joiced lined overcoat well day Tapley homestead on Wasson’a market" at Buckaport. aa the of Mrs. s from Bnwer Saturday night and Sunday. Mark, there is no place for ua to spend the promise of a position as resident bill, guests Lucy L. Tapley. (Signed) Mrs Ida Brown. Robertson arrived home Satur- with Paul George Mias Martha Osgood and brother May- Christmas, and onr baby is cold and secretary Brainard, and lit- Mias Lucy 1 Hale Tapley, president of The Big Bottle oosts only 36 cent*. from Fort where he has tle declared that tbelr kind day Fairfield, nard. of Bioehill, visited their unale, I. E. needs rest Can’t you understand? Teddy boot Spellman|seminary, Atlanta. Qa., is recov- Trial Bottle FREE. been employed three months. Lufkin, last week. Let us stay here over Christmas. Sure- must be Santa Claus himself. ering from an attack of diphtheria. There “h. F.” MEDICINE CO., Portland, And ever after that all of them have Misses Helen and Persia Pickering, Dora Frank Herrick, who went to Bangor ly the people who live here cannot be called been several cases of this disease Me. and Alberta Dunbar are at home from the that would the place the “Cbristmaa House.” "Be among students hospital last Thursday with a bad sore on so stony bearted they deny ;tbe since the school E. M. C. S. for the recess. ua warmth and shelter. We can cause." said Mr. Brainard opened in,October. Thanksgiving his band, returned home Saturday, much buy reverently. Hi* merchant mho dost not adeertiee in Miss Marion our own food, surely, surely”— Her I "It brought peace and Joy and good will Gibbs, who is tsaching at improved. Saturday afternoon, Dec. IS, the ladies’ a inti §eaton make* it more profitable for to all of us!” Shaw’s business college, Bangor, spent Dec. 1. L. voice broke suddenly. circle jwill hold a; Christmas sale in the thote mho do adreriite.