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Bvcmimom rmic*. rn tiai. / Clbtporfl) TTV 11.00 ) » INriBBD AB •■OOND-OLABB MATTMM •‘V. jir paid i» toTAiot, ||.M 1913. VOL* ELLSWORTH, MAINE. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, , I iTTII MLLBWORTH POBTOFFIC*.“| No. 16. aoDfTtiifmmtf AFFAIRS Tapley and wife went to Brighton to at- t, £• jrrturmrntB. LOCAL tend the funeral. Mr. returned Tapley •i 11 n i m 11111 u 1111 it i m u 11111 i i ii it 111 n ii 11111 «i m mi 1111 it nil it 111 mi iiiriiiiiHif home last Mrs. NEW ADVKHTINBMENTm THIS WEEK. week, Tapley remaining for a while with Mrs. Dana. O A Parcher— Apothecary. Hale is now burrill national Notice of foreclosure—Bert H Bennett. City-clerk issuing dog Harriet C Davis, admx—Carriages for sale. licenses, which were due and payable C Austin A Co—-Furniture, etc. Harry 1. The first of a constable Alley’s market. April May dog Union Trust Co. BANK, of Ellsworth Reliable Clothing Co. will be appointed, with instructions to E B Gardner A Sou—Insurance statements. seize all unlicensed A E Moore—Dry dogs. OF ELLSWORTH. W goods. O Tripp -Carnages for sale. Rev. H. W. Conley has been the F H Osgood—Horses for sale. taking Quincy Mutual Pire Ins Co — Statement. school census. Indications are that there We rent Safe in our of licenses. Deposit Boxes City Ellsworth—Dog will be a falling off from last Wanted—Agents. slight year fire and vault as low as J A Haynes—Cash grocer. in the number of children of school age— burglar-proof David and Friend—Cleaning repairing. five to twenty-one years. $3 per year. A Holts-Bakery. A BANK Bar Harbor: A crew of gypsy moth hunters has been STRONG Wanted—Meat cotter. scouring Ellsworth and vicinity,, but as A strong bank mast have a record for honest dealings and ability to Don't risk valuable papers in your own home or store make all It must be able tc serve all Banooi: yet no moths have been found. The good promises. petrous alike, gipsy those with or small and them in the transaction of a Eastern Trust A Banking Co. large accounts, help when so small sum—less than a cent a day—will in- brown-tail moth is here in goodly num- their business. Biifait, Mr: bers, but apparently not so many as last The Union Trust Co. of Ellsworth represents all these qualities; their absolute invited. Wanted—Lady bookkeeper. sure safet). Inspection year. during the many years of its existence It has demonstrated ability to protect, help and make convenient ail business transations passing Charles W. and SCHEDULE OP MAIL8 Hurley Eugene Carlisle through this bank. The continued is of a method AT ELLSWORTH POSTOmCB. left last Saturday for Montreal, to report growth positive proof well-regulated of exchanging safe banking service. Confidence in the bank has been or In March 31, 1913. at the office of the Ambursen Hydraulic 23 Main St. Call Write for Particulars. «f«et inspired through the rigid supervision of our strong board of directors. Construction Co. They did not know customer who has had with this bank has to MAILS tlCIIVBD. Every dealings helped when they left on what job they would be bring another, until this bank stands for good, safe, serviceable From West—7.13 a m; 4.14, 6.2ft p m. to-day placed. banking for the individual or firm which has money passing through From East—11.06, 11.57 a m; 6.47,10.52 p m. its hands. MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOmCR There will be no services and no Sunday If not already a customer of this bank, communicate with us, and Gome West—10.30, 11.30 a m; ft.lft, 9 pm. school at the Methodist church next we will tell you how to become one. Opening accounts either in sav- or mail or in is a matter. Ooiro East—6.4& a m; 8.40, 6 pm. It is that the ings checking by person simple Sunday. expected pastor to UMION TRUST COMPANY. at the conference now in Sundays: Arrives 8.11 a m; leaves for west, be appointed ^ session in Bucksport will be here by the Registered mail should be at postofflce half Sunday following. an hour before mall closes. 1 Miss Margaret H. Hayes, who has been visiting in Springfield, Mass., for the There will be a dance at Orange hall, three months, is home. She was ac- past * “Look most to No- matter how Bayside, to-morrow evening. companied by her cousin, Mrs. T. J. Mul- your spending. len Helen who will re- Head o’ The List! Mias Hazel who has been ill (born Donovan), much comes if more will be Qiiea, quite main here for some time. in, goes out, you always This institution is "head o' the list”; stands FIRST in the past week, is slowly improving. The May party to be given at Odd Fel- poor.” FIRST in Maine and in the The Thursday club will meet to-morrow liangor, FORTY-THIRD lows hall Thursday evening of next week, afternoou with Mrs. M. Y. McGown. l'nited States, figuring surplus and profits compared to by Nokomis Rebekah lodge, promises to Start a Savings Account Now andLetthe Interest Help You. L. Monroe and who have capital, among trust companies capitalized at »100,000 or George wife, be one of the prettiest parties of the the winter in arrived home season. A feature will be a dance more. YOU can't do better with than to de- spent , maypole your money sixteen little and last week. by girls. Dancing sup- HANCOCK CO. SAVINGS BANK posit it with this big, strong bank. Call or write for par- per will follow. Odd Fellows are especi- ticulars. Work has been resumed at the cotton- ally invited. ELLSWORTH, MAINE. Established 1873. of C. L. at School glove factory Morang, The service next Sunday evening at the and Church streets. Baptist church will be a biographical ser- ft COMPANY EASTERN TRUST BANKING The W. C. T. U. will meet in the parlor vice, arranged similar to the Livingstone COMING KVKNTS BANGOR ME,. ou> tows machias — dc.ktt.h of the Baptist church Friday, at 2 p. m. centennial service which was celebrated on Easter The ELLSWORTH. All ladies are i»vited. Sunday. meeting will be held in the auditorium, and special music Saturday evening, , at Society Just Received The B. B. class of the Baptist Sunday will be rendered tbe combined choirs by hall-Dance. school plans to give a supper in the vestry of the church. Tbe subject of the service will be General the founder of the at Odd Fel- a new barrel of next evening. Booth; Thursday evening. May 1, nice, Wednesday Salvation Army. lows hall—May party under auspices of A. W. Nason, of Ellsworth, has been A. E. Moore has moved his dry goods Nokomis Rebekah lodge. Tickets, 50 heavy, white nominated by Gov. Haines as an agent for and millinery business from the store he cents a couple, including supper; extra the prevention of cruelty to animals. ladies, 25 cents. has occupied for sftme years at the corner COUNTY. Mrs. Herbert P. Hopkins arrived home of Main and Franklin streets to the store from the hospital in Bangor last week, next above Austin H. Joy's grocery store — -28—Annnal East Maine Metho- Water Glass dist conference at and is gradually improving in health. the store formerly occupied by Marks Bucksport; Bishop Hertz. The building Mr. Moore has Henderson presiding. Mrs. Ada Tower Johnson and daughter vacated is being repaired and remodeled by Now is the time to Melinda were guests last Sunday in Bar August Holz, w ho w ill move his bakery aWjtTOBnnwiia. from its location on Water street as Harbor of Mrs. Johnson’s brother, George present save for soon as tbe building is ready. your eggs M. Tower. Class parts for the commencement exer- winter — while Plans for the garage to be built by C. L. they cises of the Ellsworth high school have Morang on lot adjoining the Odd Fellows been assigned as follows: Valedictory, are block have been and will soon Market cheap. completed, Annie Treworgy; salutatory, Kulalie bids. Alley's be put out for Finn; prophecy, Geneva Stinson; history, The reception given to the junior class Alice Clough; presentation of gifts, Tel. 118. 28 Water St. Marion Bellatty; address to undergradu- G. A. the seniors of the high which Parcher,Druggist The Indian by school, ates, Wesley Moore. The valedictory and Motooycle has become an annual event, will take salutatory are assigned according to rank place Friday evening. for the four years of the high school course, the other parts being assigned by SNYDER’S Pork and Don’t Your A. E. CRABTREE, Agent, The big new oven to be installed in the election. Forget Dog! i« new Holz at the corner of Main If he’s worth at k, Mr. .''end for descriptive Catalogue bakery Next Saturday, , will be cele- keeping all, and Franklin streets, has arrived, and will brated throughout the country as tbe Beans he’s worth a license. Li- be into at once. put place one hundredth of tbe found- anniversary censes were due and paya- The rehearsal of the Ellsworth festival ing of the Order of Odd Independent ble at the chorus will be held at Society hall this Fellows. On Sunday Lejok lodge, of this with Tomato Sauce city clerk’s office and the of Rebekah will week on Friday evening, instead of on city, Daughters 1. A constable attend the Congregational church in a April dog as usual. Thursday evening body, and a sermon appropriate to the will be appointed the first Thoraaa E. Shea, the well-known actor, occasion w'ill be delivered by the pastor. THREE SIZES: Removal Rev. R. B. Mathews. Members of both of May, instructed to seize Notice over of was the guest Sunday Fred E. orders are requested to meet at Odd Fel- all unlicensed Cooke, of this city. Mr. Shea had not lows hall at 9.30 a. m. A double quartet dogs. will On or nlx-ut May 1 the SANITARY BAKERY been in Ellsworth for sixteen years. sing. 20c. By order of the mayor. Miss Hazel Nevells has received a The Literature club met last Monday 10c, 15c, T. E. Clerk. Will the store ut the corner of Main and gold Hale; City occupy nugget from the Klondike from a relative evening with Miss Mary H. Black. Miss Franklin streets; formerly A. E. Moore’s. who is iu the mining business there. Miss Annie Stockbridge read a paper by Miss Nevells intends to have it set in a ring. M. A. Greely, who was not pres- Here we will be better than ent; “Review of Hawthorne’s prepared 1 oc- subject: The store on Water street recently ‘Hcarlet Letter' ”. At this meeting the ever to supply you with the Quality and cupied by E. W. Allen is being remodeled, officers for 1912 were re-elected as follows: Products of satisfaction. and about May 1 will be opened by J. H. President, Miss Mary A. Gaynor; secre- Best Flour Purity proven tary, Miss Catherine Hurley; treasurer, Donovan as a restaurant and lunch-room. Pillsbury’s Mrs. H. E. Rowe; executive committee, Capt. David F. Closson and wife an- Miss Annie Stockbridge, chairman; Mrs. The trade. E. J. Collins, Mrs. F. W. Rollins. The Sanitary Bakery appreciates your nounce the engagement of their daughter, next meeting, the last for the season, bbl. or 75c 1-8 bbl. Eva Augusta, to Walter Andrew Wells, of will be held May 5 with Mrs. Collins. $5.75 per per bag, Dorchester, Mass. The marriage will take place in June. At a special meeting of the city govern- A. ment with the full board HOLZ, Prop. Mrs. A. L. Bellatty and daughter Saturday, pres- Telephone connection. T. E. on recom- Maude, who have spent the winter in ent, City-clerk Hale, was, mendation of Assessor Hoyt E. Boston with Cspt. bellatty and son Austin, COAL Harry, arrived Friday to spend the sum- appointed to s.rve as clerk of the board of mer months here. assessors in the absence of Mr. Austin. EGG The city government also empowered COAL,.87.75 at hall a Less 25c ton for cash To-morrow evening Society Mayor Cunniugham and Aldermen Moor per free illustrated lecture will be given on and Heath, as a special committee, to have “Coal and Coal-mining” by John fi. Wil- a street plan of the city drawn, for the CHESTNUT COAL, 88.00 Refresho Coffee of the Lackawanna Coal & Lumber purpose of systematically numbering resi- liams, Less 25c per ton for cash Co., of Scranton, Pa. dences and places of business, as required Not a cent ts spent for fancy labels or cans—you receive pure, by the government before free mail- The rock-crusher wa9 started up on full carrier service will be established. The Water wholesome coffee, and the premium given to you is satisfaction W. Street, time this week. Rock is now being spread new enameled street signs—white letters C. GRIN DAL, Ellsworth. every day—every year—in every pound. on a blue — have been re- on street, and for work about ground already Spruce repair and will be there are the city. The new rock-«rusher ceived, put up soon; portable 148 of is expected this week. them. There was a fair attendance in- Ground to order, 27c lb. William H. Dana, of Brighton, Mass., at the stitute in the church last who married Jennie, only daughter of the Baptist Friday “The Store” afternoon. The service was in the inter- Quality late Horace W. Jordan, formerly of Ella- est of the and was led worth, died . His widow, with a Sunday school, by Dr. Mower, State secretary of the Maine J. A. Cash Grocer. son and daughter, survive him. O. W. Haynes, Baptist convention. After words of greet- ing, he introduced Rev. H. R. Whitelock, atiDmianrurua. Sunday school held-worker, who spoke briefly of the new secret-service league for boys Rev. W. B. Chalmers, educational of the I have leased the store on Main street, secretary Baptist publication soci- DFii All A I A BARREL OF EXTRA ety, was the next speaker, his address be- W.H-,; J25 It M I I V n I next door al«ove A. il. .loy's grocery store, ing the star feature of the afternoon. He Dressers, p HEAVY was followed H. V. of ’'■I1IU W IlL and moved my business there from the old by Meyer, manager the Boston branch of the society. Then corner Main and Franklin How is Parlor Suit? Does it need or ______stand, sts, the meeting resolved itself into a forum, your repairing uphol- and of those were many present partici- If it call us and we will pants. The service was enjoyable and stering? does, up, those from out of profitable. Among call and it. We a and w'ere Rev. W. get have first- Dry Goods, Millinery, Boots Shoes WATER 1 town H. Rice and daughter, Mrs. Holt, of Lamoine: F. L. Hodgkins class workman. ARC MY 8PEOIALTIE8. and wife, of Lamoine; Rev. Gideon Mayo, | of Franklin; Rev. Elisha Sanderson, of Sedgwick, and Mrs. J. A. Chatto, of my new GLASS location I shall be to eld customers and now ones. Surry. clad (root __ Just Received. HARRY C. E- MOORE, Ellsworth, Me. WEST ELLSWORTH, AUSTIN & CO., BS HARRY C. AUSTIN, Mgr. and Coroner. Telephone ^ 251 A QUART. Mrs. Freeman A. Gray, of Bluehill. Connection. formerly of this place, died , aged Prices on Gallon Lots. fifty-two years. The remains were Special brought here for burial in Birch Grove cemetery. She leaves beside her husband, BARGAINS IN CARRIAGES to three sons by a former husband- Hollis E., loan Cato L. and Cecil A. Mea ler, and one For the next thirty days all secondhand carriages of the Money — 8 Moore’s brother Hollis of Ellsworth. r»pr»ve4, Prod Rexall Mosley, H. E. Davis estate will be sold active Real Estate; aa Collateral aid Commercial Paper. Rev. O. J. Guptiil, of Ellsworth Falls, ft.. Alio dealer* In "a*lcip*l 0 officiated at the runeral at the Baptist REGARDLESS OF u,#*r Boedi of and ascertained COST. p approved legality strength. Drug Store, church here . The bearers were ... Ellsworth In and the •c Cor. opp. P. O.i Robert T. Carlisle, James W. Carter, A. K. Come set Price. Hakbiet C. Dav is, Admx. BURRILL & SON, • 16 State St, Ellsworth, Me. Guptiil and John H. Garter. jMftrrtisrmmts. question, which we* well discussed. The SUbrTtucamxt ffiutual Bmctii Column. grange gave an entertainment Tuesday j ** well CHRISTIAN EKDEaVuR. EL»ITEI> Br *UHT MADftK"- night, which was very patronised. Its Motto: and “Helpful Hopeful." raiWbow, aua, rocrra brooks viul*. session ! The purposes of this column are succinctly Hainbow grange met in regnlar the mutual in- Prayer Meeting Topic For Week Be- huic.1 tn the title and motto—ft la for April 17, with about sixty present, and aim* to t>e helpful and hopeful. The first and second 23, 1913. exeflt, cluding visitors. ginning April H !» for the c.-m Being f<*r the common good, were conferred on two candidates. — the degrees Topic. Favorite verses. 1. In of m- moo use—a public * rvant. % pmveyor the Psalms.—Ps XiX, 1-14. Edited by Rev. (Jake and ice-cream will be served at ; formation and suggestion, a medium for the in Sherman H- Doyle, D. D. next meeting. A short program was [Re- terch&nge of t »- on the support given ie*|»«i©t. HARVEST HOME, 403, WIGHT ELLSWORTH. selection could possibly be made to; muiileation;* must be signed, but the name of is due to Harvest Home grange held an enjoyable probably uric with than the .Psalms, for no writer will not i*- printed except by p rml*>o *o. begin IP. The was well tw or meeting April program acid in the system—the other book In the Scriptures has been (.oinmutike >Uoi.s w :Ai be su^jec. ^pprora »«‘»ne carried consisted of songs the editor of the column, but out; it readings, — with as much and per- rejection by blood must be purified regarded s|tecial | On account of much will be rejected without root! rea-nn. Addiess and conundrums. Bona! affection as the Book of Psalms. the acid ■ driven ail con* mun loath‘to* t illness and bad (raveling, only fourteen poisonous In them are beautifully described the | The America*. were present. out and health Such as sense of _ general Innermost spiritual experiences of , KU torth, Me. warning symptoms suffocation, hot must be taints of God which awaken a respon flashes, severe headaches, melancholia, dread of impending BART BLVER1LL, 252. improved. Bive chord in the hearts of all the fol- East Bluehiil grange held Us regular | THK SHOPPINO 1*6- evil, of the Thousands that "This book." palpitation heart, constipation and with a testify lowers of the true God. The articles boys alow away irregularity, meeting .Saturday evening, , an dizziness are treated women the inclem- Scott’s Emulsion rids Bays Calvin. “I am wont to style ; In trousers pockets. 1 must say. promptly by intelligent who good attendance. Owing to the anatomy of ail parts of the soul, for no Are many and diversified; are approaching the period of fife. ency of the weather, the grange ha* not system of poisonous acid nothing put beside this month. A. B. Wood one will discover in himself a single But, gee! theye This is the most of met before Bro. Those found when, bunting Fido’s tag, critical woman’s life and she by the impover- feeling whereof the image is not re- period was elected treasurer, the office being left enriching sister’s bag! I emptied shopping who the care of her health at this vacant death of Briber G. ished blood, and its con- flected in this mirror. Nay, all griefs, j neglects time invites in- by tbe George Borrows, fears, douhts. hopes, cares, A card case, coin purse, a barette, curable disease and pain. not be guided the ex- CSandage, who had faithfully filled the centrated nourishment is a of net, Why by anxieties—in short all those tumultuous A handkerchief, yard of others and take E. office since the grange was organized converted into red A drinking cup, a collar stay, perience Pinkham’s blood agitations wherewith the minds of men Lydia Vegetable thirty years ago. At recess cake, cookies, j A ticket to the mstinee, ? It is an are wont to be tossed—the Ghost Compound indisputable fact that this old cheese and coffee were served. corpuscles which dries Holy — A comb, a brush, a powder rag grand hath here represented in life.” has thousands of women to There was some discussion in regard to oat rhsamatism. Ail these in sister’s shopping bag! remedy helped pass through A book of such a character could not this with leasing a piece of land to the library Some “violet talcum” in a can, trying period comfort and Thousands of It is valuable but make a deep impression upon the safety. association to set their building on. especially A kodak picture of a man, and honest testimonials minds and hearts of men and provide genuine support this fact. Final action will be taken at the next to A looking glass, a calling list. aged people. and classes of men with favor- From Mrs. HENRY when a good attendance all ages The latest “Rules for Playing Whist.” IIKA VI LIN, Cadiz, Ohio. regular meeting, Ask for and insist on ite selections made by some some smart Fort is desired. precious A clipped out|joke from wag— Worth, . —“I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- or association. All these in sister’s hag! ble SCOTT’S. personal experience shopping Compound and derived great benefit from its use. It carried me MKMOIUL aBftOLCTtoXft. The flrst Psalm describes the hnppl- i the A crochet needle, spool and lace; safely through Change of life when I was in bad health. I had U'hrrraB, Mod. in Hi* infinite wisdom. ha* j Scott At Bow»*, Bloomfield. K. J. 1HS0 ness of the godly and the unhappiness that all of tern our oar A letter from her school chum, Grace; gone feeling most the time, and headache constant lv, I was fit to take from midit worthy \ of the and has ever been uervous «m a ungodly A little manicuring set. very and the hot flashes were very bad. I had tried other brother. George O. <*nd*«r. *bo charter j prized as an Inspiration to godliness Three postage stamps, a novelette, remedies and doctors, but did not improve until I began taking Lydia member and a loyal brother of Hast BiuebiM and a warning against ungodliness. A safety pin, a small silk flag — E. I’inkham's Vegetable Compound. It has now been sometime since grange, therefor* be it All these iu sister’s hag! /treolrerf, That In the death of ot»r loved Who has not studied the Psalmists' pic- shopping I took the Compound and I have had no return of my old complaints. brother, our grange haa loet an honored man who "walketh ture of the blessed A bow'of velvet and two wings. I always praise your remedies to weak Lameness women.”—Mrs. IIk.vry member and the In which he Stops community Y what I’ve found! “One day a friend advised mo to take E. Tub KiL»«o*Tii Ambbicax for godly who "are not so. but are like the “My goodness, brad,see Lydia Pinkham’s Vege- publication. 1 How can ail this around?” table and it made me a well P. D. chaff which the wiud drlveth away," you pack Compound strong, woman. I am very Lost©, Should say: “Aw^ihat’s no load to drag! thankful that I followed mv friend's I C. H. Ct?BTI*. with the inevitable conclusion that advice,and shall recommend it Just think what’s in jonr shopping bag!” as a« I live. Ucfore I took the K. C. Co*©, the i long Compound I was ahvavs “the Lord knowetb the way of — in sickly /.oiKifKeek B'tpptna, Ju4gr. and now I have-not had medicine from a doctor for years. Vou Committee- righteous, but the way of the ungodly j may rTuttle’s Elixir-, publish my letter.”—Mrs. Edward 15. Pa fiKKKS MOnrrilX fOXOVA. 26. horw*. shall perish?" Dear M. B. Friend*: Hilbert, Fleetwood, Um '•'jwl bsin4f**d#of thna0$atA*o( wMH li«crr*..«-i of for 1 have From Mrs. F. P. Charles L. Sband. of liar Harbor, ba« toll»»trM)liB|ralMtanur«B vm out ! pant Munfonl, while a«*t more jsissing through to your b««-*e worth m*»r* l** you. and almost verse in it is a ! wbat 1 wrote on about tain Pomona grange fill the vacancy law, every keeping quiet the Change of Life that I could hardly live. Mv husband had to nail If )•»*« to Mil it. Hut the to caused the of C. »• whet* It favorite one. How familiar aud how house cleaning. 1 had an rubber on all the for I could not stand to by resignation Hoy ; ear» *Mijr 111 tm**t «|Hiek ly unexpected gates have a 1 gate slam. Vrn TMitlr’* Kli*lr at the *r«t 1 de- rush on it an to Haines, of Ellsworth. tipi majestic the words, "The heavens cawed by opportunity I also had Iwekache and a fullness in my stomach. I noticed that colic. I«tt< fcTcc, or M1*'!n !*n« > clare the glory of God and the firma- have painters at this time, and before i Lydia E. Innkharn s V egetable Compound was ad- nrm.curb, #bo* bnUt* •wwlllnc*. »> > mkpowjcx, 244. Will#ioptb*tr»*ublnalma#« l*-f•“ was in and had a > ment showeth His handiwork. Day realized it 1 it lot ac- vertised for such cases and I sent and got a bottle. Tattle'* Ettsir l* »!•*• U>* met ■' »• unto day uttereth speech, and night complished. All done? Oh, no! But with It did me so much (food that I kept on taking it and Hedgwirk grange ; fifty Mr w«ili*v« InrntTil. Ht xt« with from ter you can make a lotion )u*t tbc rtskt so a start, I have a that before found it to members, visitor* Rainbow, unto night showeth knowledge. There good hope be all you claim. I recommend it to •treatfth for your own Ikon*. East Blucbill and Halcyon, Massapaqua • tnm la no speech nor language, and their the Fourth of July I may "pick up the all women afflicted as I was.”—Mrs. F. 1*. Mullex- Tea cm ter Tm«l» *51*0 year h«4 n ku tus» W4 granges present. Two were elected to AMktoT If Ml, voice is not beard." The testimony of remainders”. dore, Munford, Ala. • Ike l* IU»H few and was instructed in ''■»* — 5c Here is membership, one rnrr Wr win nerwi too free a r* the universe to God's existence and something timely: •Write to I.TMA Em* HAM MEMCIJnECO. I rltCC TrtetMTT Ii|«n*««. wi i. •» 1 the first aud second degrees. Tbe lec- 1wno »«4 «!«*<>*>*•• errry is a one no AS CREED. fiaMeimitoka)* glory silent and yet less EVERYDAY LTSS, foradvtee. «» «*»•• (C05FIHEXTIAL) MASS., was trvmWe anti ailment. wUi turer being absent, no program taken »* 1 and No nobler four letter will be read and answered ( Tbs# book I# #«*1 free with e***T <11* ©f powerful convincing. I believe in the efficacy of soap. I believe opened, iw-io** >■• *t*o»p. OP- of Marwrit If f* a woman and _ >»«*»« ***» words could describe God in His law that work is tbe best panacea for moat ilia, by held in strict confidence. nuu C<* IT Baeri? §t. than those of the Psalmist here: "The especially those of tbe mind, and that freah MAMAPAQUA, 477, SOUTH BLUSH ILL. are best law of the Lord is perfect, converting air, exercise and*sleep tbe medicines were only “vounger” she would »urely write tl)r 'Traiiatn,. At tbe meeting of Massapaqua grange for the she is fur from be- Unions the soul; the testimony of the Lord is body. for it herself. Now. very on April 17, there were visitors from 8edg- I believe in fun and laughter, both as a ing old, and I did my best to urge hsr to write, East Bluebill and llarborside RHEUMATIC sure, making wise the simple. The This column {« devoted to the (Srange, es- wick, tonic for the blues, an outlet for high in vain for a letter and.as but sa yet I have looked attendance in statutes of the Lord are right, rejoic- pecially to the granges of Hancock count;. granges—an [of forty-three spirits. from "Louise”. May she yet be heard from! The column is U» all all. Tbe first two conferred ing heart: the commandment of the 1 believe in the of flowers, sunsets «|wa granger* for the degrees.were PAINS 00 yie beauty I had a delightful visit last year at May’* Lord discussion ol topics of general Interest, and and a short program was is pure, enligbteuing the eyes." and mountains: in the music of birds and home and a visit from ber last summer presented. lovely for reports of grange meetings. Make letters The twenty-third Psalm is the Shep It is very long since we SWOLLEN JOINTS equally enjoyable. • hurt and concise. All communications must DF.fcR aw. herd Psalm, illustrating the tender aud 1 believe that there is a bright side to heard from her. She told me of some fine ISLE, WSBKL be signed, but names will not be printed ex* everything, and that we would be more aware she had. and 1 told ber to send them Deer Isle grange met . There loving care of God for His children by recipes cept of the of the about us. were by permission writer. All com- VANISH good our hearts more so we could all enjoy them. was work in tbe first and second that of the shepherd for his Its to the column munications will degrees. sheep. its touch. be subject to approval by KtHKTMA — for responsive to She hasn’t done it. Don't you think she ought At the next there will be work in Greatest Rfinnty verses are the favorite of all the editor, but none will be meeting ages— I believe in human kindness. Estkbs. rejected without Rheumatism, (>out and Sciatica childhood, manhood and declin fc,* good reason. the third and fourth degrees. A program youth, 1 believe that an ounce of frankness and 50 Ont* »ml Back an idea would drop oat of of and recitations will be Only .Money ing old age. “The Lord Is is worth a of 1 hadn't you readings pre- my shep explanation pound repentance from O. A. Purchtr If It the column for good and all. If I remem- sented. Refreshments will be served. herd; I shall not want” All through and forgiveness, and will often prevent heart- DATKS. as well as Aunt Maria, I>own’t Satisfy. the singular pronoun is used—“my," ache and bitter misunderstanding. ber correctly, you, Wednesday, Meeting of Green not This M A K1A VILLK. 441. Thousands of person* during the i**t 1 believe in the simple life of the home, free took a trip to Boaton long ago. Mountain Pomona with "I,” “me”—from the first verse to the Cushman grange, freed from and social a thousand fold Mariaville met IV, with year themselves from the bondage climax, declaring, "Surely goodness formality conventionality. last letter of yours paid Gou Ida boro. grange believe in tbe handshake, in hos- have visitor*. of Rheumatism; rid themselves of the hearty that cookie. If I could alwaya j — thirty-three present, including and mercy shall follow me ail the days for Saturday, May 17 Meeting of Han- pitality, comradeship, friendship, love. for what little bread One tor was tiled. torturing pain; reduced tbe swollen of my life, and I will dwell in the such returns (alias cock Pomona with Alaraoosook application membership —A. grange, threw canes and crutches Slocking. "cast the waters’*, i A wan joint®; away house of the Lord forever.” Precious cookies) I have upon blast Orland. a pluuung program presented. and from helpless being* became able to words: Dbdbam. Maims. the column wouldn’t lack letters. MKMOS1AL KKSOLl TIONS. work and be of use to themselves and Dear Aunt Madge: A LA MOOWOO An all wise has seen fit Thou art aa K, EAST ORLAND, 408. H'hereat. providence much Hk care 1 Did I bear somebody say Esther had in the AmcH- to oar to the their families. Aa if nor man nor angel Dr. Woods Hutchinson, Alamoosok grange held a regular meet- call from grange great grange out of the column? Lived on or dropped Perish the on “The above oar highly esteemed brother, Cecil They took HHEl/MA, tbe modern earth In heaven. can Magazine for March, writing j ing , with twenty-two members, thought! I’m Just dropping in to prove the Moore; therefore, be it enemy of which isalsosure to Color Line in Foods”, says: •ix visitors from Hi ,*hland and one Rheumatism, I am as interested as grange contrary. ever in the I Ktwired, That in the death of Brother j cure Arthritis. Gout, Score another for the sound common- from Penobacot grange The Lumbago, Sciatica, BIBLE READINGS. column, but lack the time to write often. It point present. Moore Mariaville No. has lost a grunge. 441, Chronic or diaease. of the man in the street and the woman grange voted to to have Neuralgia Kidney would never do to speak of being busy, since •ease purchase paint true and member, one whose cheerful Ps. i. 1-6; viii. rrt. for the loyal Don’t be about KHKl'MA. 1-9; 6-11; that word baa out of fashion. in the kitchen. Three cheera red, j the hall and a committee was skeptical gone painted presence will always remain a pleasant xxlli. 1-4. bread, and 1 will 1-6; xxtU, 14; xxxil. 1,2; As I about work I white and green! Bed meat, white to select and You know in a few hours after begin* go my often think of appointed buy It. The memory. xxxlll, 12-22: xxxvli. 1-5; xlli, fresh vegetables — not canned or ning the treatment that the things I will write to the column, and will green, lecturer being absent, the con* Resolved, That we will faithfully cherish his poisonous Just re- program 1-11; xlvl, U. of one or two hints or cooked or mummified by drying. Uric Acid is 1-11; xlviii, 1-14; speak helps in this let- suited of one recitation Maude memory, and that we extend to his j leaving your system through that the red meats only by 1-13; lxxil, ter. Do of made butter and so have to cently it was diaoovered tbe bet* 1-8; xcU, 1-3; c, 1-5; any you and a bereaved relatives onr heartfelt sympathy, natural channels. You will feel the most natritions. Bimpson talk about Florida by 1-8. wrap it in parchment If so, know are the more digestible, ctU, paper? you Alberta Mason. and as a token af respect, our badges be ter in a day; you will know you are going and most wholesome of all the meats known, it isn’t always easy to separate the clinging turned and charter in for a to be have draped mourning cured in less than a week. sheets. I have used thousands of sheets, but and indeed of all the foods, and nothing 1 period of thirty days. Don’t tbink because RHEUM A is sold accident learned this to do with gout, rheumatism. Bright’s disease. HIGHLAND, NORTH PENOBSCOT. only lately by easy way 3M, Becotetd, That a copy of these resolutions for 80 cents a it won’t Th* Eys of a Master. to them Take the drunkenness or crime. only bottle that pick up. required bunch of Highland grange met in regular session be sent to the bereaved family, one spread the vindication of i bring back to health. no It Is said that the head of the sheets and turn down one as Then came triumphant | you There is guess* sharply corner, ; April 11, with an attendance of twenty* upon our records and one sent to the Bangor would the leaf of a book white bread, the pride of the housekeeper, work about It. RliKUMA is better then Thames Iron Worlca company, that you (which atrocity I four. An excellent was Commercial and Tbs Ellawosth American the table, the program given by hope you never commit). In to the Joy of supper against ; any at ten tiroes tbe Ask built the Thunderer, is a victim of trying spring the lecturer, cake and for publication. Lora C. Youbg, remedy price. attacks of all the food cranks, and the "cheap I.-e-cream, coffee chronic rheumatism. He is wheeled back to place, the sheets at the point turned Edith M. Jkllisox, G. A. Parcber. foods for the The were served at recess. down will separate so they may readily be poor” philanthropists. Mahuom over the Immense works and oTerseea was Sauircrt, one one. whitest of white bread over- ; MMOHIAI. aaSOLCTIONS. picked up by possible Famkir E. You mg, everything that is being done. to be not only much Whereat. Death has entered Are yon ever bothered getting a cake out of whelming'.y proved again our Committee. He knows every foreman in the more but weight for weight, one _ the tin? Let it cool in the tin; then set it on appetising. order and taken of our esteemed brothers, PLUMBlNa has more nutritious and more 250. shops and the designs of every the stove for a few seconds, loosen the edges price for price, | therefore be it CABTINE, brown or piece of machinery by heart. They with a knife and gently lift at the sides, the wholesome than any black* | Resolved, That in the death of Brother Her* Castine grange held its regular meeting Hoi Water Furnace 4 Heating, brindled staff of life”, whether graham, rye. A. point to him as a living illustration of steam will loosen the bottom and it will come | bert Shedd, Highland grange loses a good 19, with fifty-two present, be April including Work and out without trouble or corn, oats, rice, that could brought member, who his cheerful and Jobbing. the old Baying. "The eye of the master breaking, as is apt to be barley* by disposition visitors from Penobscot grange. The the case when taken out and the bother into the lists against it. ! buoyant spirits brightened our meetings can do more work than a thousand warm, lecturer pro turn, presented an Whiteness and purity go hand in hand. A he could be interesting HONEST WORK: HONEST PRICES hands." of greased paper is avoided. Then wrap the whenever present. of handlers, millers and program of music, reauings and recita- cake in waxed paper if you want to keep it certain class grain Resolved, That we extend our sympathy to Christian Endeavor is meant to tions. At the close of the a har- give moist and fresh. bakers are enthusiastically in favor of any ; the bereaved family; that as a mark of re- meeting, Twenty Years' Experience. us “the eye of a master,” which sees bread which will enable them to utilise vest feast was all. / n you know bow at this time of year apples tint of spect our charter be draped for thirty days; enjoyed by Prraonal attention b> all d<*v ... Telepdo what needs to be or otherwise inferior done in our socie- lose their flavor, and the tartness that we eo- spoiled, moldy, dirty that a copy of these resoiolions be spread on or matt orders promptly attended to. ties. in or sauce grain, without fear of detection by the eye of our a sent to the and a Joy pies is missing. A friend told j records, copy family NORTH DEER ISLE. the as brown, green and tar The eye of the master plans as well me the other day to try a teaspoon of cream consumer, Just copy sent to Tub Ellswobth Ambbicam and EDWARD F. BRADY, are so with Mrs. Freeman Howard ia as sees. Shall we remain dull and of tarter dissolved in a little water poured over or highly-scented soaps popular Bangor Commercial for publication. visiting her the manufacturers who want to use bad soap- Mrs. Allen Small. Grant St, Ellsworth, Me. blind or become bright and apples in a pie before cooking to restore W. Hombb Lowell. mother, seeing';— 5—5. the tartness. It is a grease. __ Telephone Hippie in the Christian Endeavor great improvement, and L. 11. A MBS, Miss Mildred Staples has returned from I pass it on. 1 tried a little also in apple W. O. Allbn, World. Deer Isle, where she has been the past sauce, with as good results. LAM OINK. Committee. year, living at Capt. Judson I tried Are’s for molasses cookies Grafton is at home. Torrey’s. recipe Covey met 18 with an Bryce on Christian Endeavor. Highland grange April i.Amu tour '* made from the lard with the browned flour in Mrs. W. R. has returned from Mrs. Hannah Holmes is very ill, follow- King attendance of One made € Itlamund IIr Hon. Jumes Bryce. British forty. applica- !o »5