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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, APRIL 23, 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 Boston, 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, April 26, 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 — April 22-28—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, April 28, 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 April 11. 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 April 15, 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 April 17. 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, April 19, 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, Texas. —“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 )•»*« inuit 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 April 18; 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 April 14. 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, April 30 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 April 1 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 April 12, 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 »5United States, has hens won’t that of tor Birch tion for membership. A good program from and Mrs. Albert v recently get part the lard any more, Rev. W. H. Rice left to-day Boston, Haskell TmL« no <*tS*r Ray of yoor *, ■visited Dunedin. New Zealand. as they used to. called there the serious illness was given, consisting of reading, recita- came Saturday from Port Jefferson, N. (I'lll*PraM mh(-»(||wii;>.TFBI While Harbor, by Y., riaFonr f r.\\» piLt«, <*' w I of his brother. ! conundrums and also a to be with their mother. he was In that an Endeavorer sent enjoyed Narcissus* letter very much. tions, music; y**n k nown as B<5«,S«ittt,AUir» Rei^UC city 21. Narcissus saved me from Miss Rate Crawford has been the guest -—- April H. him a copy of the Christian Endeavor starvation once, in wh n by nm nr.KTs fvfpvvwfrc of Mrs. and Miss Jeonie the days when as a school ma'am I taught Lydia Hodgkins Drive Sick Headaches Away. World containing his a portrait and near the week. her home. I had not eaten much at Hodgkins past Sick headaches, soar gassy stomach, iodi- birthday greeting to him. In reno- reply breakfast, ana the forenoon recess found me Leander Smith has completely gestion, biliousness disappear quickly after | Mr. wrote: “Thank yon for vated the house which he recently you take Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They Bryce send- famished, and wondering if I dared go in and j and it a fresh coat of the blood and put new life and vigor in me the article the En- ask for a purchased, given purify Think ing regarding lunch. While I hesitated. Narcissus the system. Try them, and you will be well This Over ran home, paint. satisfied. box guar- deavor movement. I Bball read it with found her mother making cookies, 21. R. H. Every pill helps: every April anted. Price 25c. Recommended by all drug- got one for herself and one for great interest, knowing how much it “teacher”. gist’s. Til never Is there has effected for in Britain and forget that cookie. Aunt Madge; it pahtkidge cove. any beverage that good went straight to the right spot. a for perhaps even more so in North Amer- Roes McDonald ia building piazza flbbtrUennnus Aunt Maria Is gadding in Boston and vi- Bartlett. costs less ica.” Henry you per cup than cinity. When she gets back, I think she had went to Sedgwick last better Joseph Carter] be writing to the column, or someone week, returningiwitb a horse. will be The King's Business First. saying she has “dropped out'*. Don’t Mrs. Ethel Eaton and little daughter A young English miner in order to remember having seen anything from her for Hope have gone|to Bar Harbor. hmoots, a attend to his duties as superintendent except quotation or two. 21. Hubbard. April Hard cough*, old cough*, tearing cough*. UPTON'S TEA Now one a Christian Endeavor delinquent is heard from, I hope at Junior society Give Cherry Pectoral a chance. others will break their silence and write but pro- Ayer's sacrifices one shift of his work every long Itching piles provoke profanity, Sold for 70 a won’t care them. Doan’s Ointmeut year*. Goes farthest for good long letter. I met a lady at a grange fanity the money. week. The King’s business first: i cures itching, bleeding or protruding pileB meeting last who told me how Ask Your September 1 after years of Buffering. At any drug store. Doctor._ interested she was in the column, and If she —Advt. atrbrrttennrnu COUNTY NEWS. under his supervision and no one ever COUNTY NEWS. StJbrr(»tmnue. went to him in want and came away empty-handed. brippe B KOOK UN. BIRCH HARBOR. danger from Fie leaves a widow, two daughters — Mr». Lurvcv w„ In Kieklknd lut «nk Mrs. Will P. Gray and Mrs. Clifton Bracy, Mrs. Cecil Smith, who has spent the K. K. I. and one son-Orris winter at That and Larvey employed at Itork H*r- C., all of this town; Togus, is home. lie* in Cough Weak, bor. also Condition. several grandchildren. A loving Alton Bunker went to Swan’s Island Worn-out husband and R. C. Stewart returned father, an indulgent a from Rock- grand- I Friday, returning with new motor-boat. pleurisy, pneumonia, the*# land father, an obliging friend and neighbor Grippe, Sunday. School with the same to bo feared at this tlma and an | opened April 14, >n, greatly Mrs. honorable citizen has gone to the Ch«rlen» Lowe, of I>e«r IsW, wu in teacher as in the winter—Miss Caroline the year. reward which is prepared for the faithful. of town uvenl days last week. Silsby, of Amherst. CASTGRIA To prevent grippe from being fol- The sympathy of the community goes out For Infants and Children. Wallace Smith and wife entertained Mrs. J. W. Pettee and Lottie by either pleurisy or pneumo- to the bereaved family, feeling that their daughter Joireil their friends at whist came home to drive the Thursday evening. loss is common to us all. Friday from Bangor, where nia It Is Important last The senior class of the Funeral the daughter underwent a successful traces of It out of the system quickly. high school gave services were held at Beth a social operation for You advice Is to take Vlnol, our dance at I. O. O. K. hall Saturday Eden chapel, Naakeag, Sunday afternoon. appendicitis. The Kind Have Our 21. evening. Masonic services were ceme- April C. delicious cod liver and iron preparn- held at the without oil, and get your strength Mra. Lizzie Stanley and Miss Martha tery. {lor. PRETTY MARSH. Bought back Stanley are home from April 21. Use Femme. tad vitality quickly. Boston, where they j ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT l Always have Frank Haynes is seriously ill of pleurisy. Mrs. A. A. Grablll, of Strasburg, spent the winter. AVegetable Preparation for.4s DEER ISLE. Curtis Young, who has at Vs says: "Grippe left me weak, run Mrs. Edward Mayo and Miss Thelma, employment similafing iheFoodandteiufo with a severe Dr. li. W. Small is having his house re- Seal Harbor, spent the week-end with his down and cough, from of Beverly, Mass., are visiting her brother, rJte Stomachs and family here. ling andBow^ which I suffered four years. I tried Fred Reed, who is very ill. paired painted. remedies, but nothing seemed Mrs. Everett Haskell is in Ueorge of has moved different Mrs. A. E. Farnsworth is in Southwest Malden, Davis, Trenton, do me any good until I took Vlnol, Mass., her Mrs. Lena his family into the Dodge house, where to Harbor, being called there by the illness visiting daughter, 1 received Treat. will reside while Mr. Davis is from which great benefit. of her aunt, Mrs. Byron Carter. they at Bartlett’s island. Promotes My cough Is almost entirely gone, and Mrs. John L. Goss, of Dorchester, employed DigestionJChmM Miss Nellie Freethey is home from Mass., ness and neither am strong and well again, and 1 am is her April 21. G. Rest'.Conlatns 3 called here visiting sister, Mrs. Mark Picker- Vlnol Boston, by the illness of her nor Mineral to recommend to others ing, who is ill. Opium .Morphine glad mother, Mrs. Esther Freethey. seriously who suffer aa I did.” KITrKItY TO CAKIBUU. Not Narcotic. Capt. “Jack” Haskell is a few with Samuel Wardwell has gone to Sargent- spending Try Vlnol the certainty in town days while his vessel, the U. 8. ? if It does not benefit vilie, where he has employment with the The farm buildings of E. L. Avery and Bmpe orohi DcSMWmm that Greeley, is unloading in New Ct. Maine Ice Co. Haven, William on wo will give back yonr money. H. Fogg, Ohio street, Bangor, Jhtapkia SeeJ~ you * Mrs. Ella B. Cook is on a visit to her were burned jUx.Smmt P. S. For children's SJcrema. Saro Rev. John MacKay will preach his fare- Thursday. Loss, $12,000. JktMfeZffx- in Bath. Mrs. 8adie well daughter William- * galvo is guaranteed truly wonderful. sermon at the Baptist church Sunday Carl, aged four years, only child of Ben AnisrOeed son will clerk for her during her absence. Geo. A. Paroher, Druggist, Ellsworth, morning, April 27. Never* and wife, of Houlton, was drowned Mb*. W. Haskell will to Bos- H. 8. Kane the week in Capt. George go Friday in the near bis home. VramSetd- Me. spent past Ad- mill-pond (lanfirtf ton to-day to take command of the yacht Sugar dison. He wss accompanied home by his One of the II. H. Putnam lumber mills nmtoyrpmTtorr. Ksparanza, which is undergoing repairs little granddaughter. Miss Dorothy Kane. at Danforth, and a large boarding-house at Neponaet. Remedy forConsflpa RHEUMATISM Eugene Holden, who has r>een employed connected with it, were burned Thursday. Aperfecl A large number of yachtsmen have left lion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea W,C. STVHBS of BoclMMrt. Malms, write* *'1 at Millinocket the past winter, spent a ! I^oss, $20,000. m »h>**cd to MIT OLTIH1HA proved to be *U town the last week for their summer’s Worms .Convulsions .Feverish few hU tbrv Mtd of it.*f O. ItARLKT of CaBipobeUo, days with parents on his way to Tbe Portage Lake Mill Oo.’t lumber mill RHEUMATISM JM> BAD i work. Most of them will command the ness andLoss ofSleep. S,V **I HAD his home in Massachusetts. at Portage was burned Wednesday night, C(H LI»N"T WALK, and n»y friend* all know It yacht on w'hich he sails, among them be- that rured mr *’ C. F. Tailor. Edward returned from northern with a loss estimated at f75,000. The fire of wa»GLYf>OSA Morgan some of tbe best afloat. Facsimile Signature WtlUBTop. Mai nr. write*: "The Doctor roul.| not ing yachts is Maine He was by supposed to have started from a hot twin rnc. and ULYDONA CURED Ml Mr*. Baturday. accompanied April 21. Rex. write*: bearing. JUTT1B W Dana, Augusta. M#.t "It Mrs. Morgan and Master Edward, who Years to *nr enough In PRA1«K of YORK. it lmpo**tbl* to Fred NEW »BBT went Rockland to meet him. Libby, aged a river- Thirty GLYUONA.” Gxo. A. Lam of Deer !*Umi, NORTH SEDGWICK. twenty-three, Y, ***!• “Had Rheumatlara, GLYDONA was killed Atb months old > Edith Torrey is at work for Allen. driver, at Crazy brook, near rated me and l RKCOMMEND It to other*,* Roy Smyrna Mills, Thursday, when twelve Hr* '‘(Rah Black,of Wfctttn*. write* that aha OBITUARY. Edith Kane spent the week end in Poses-35CEOTS BAD RIIEl MATISM FORMTKAKMattddNK Brooklin. sticks of which he was James K. died at bi« hom« on the dynamite, loading iOTTLE of tiLTDOJf A CURED HER. Mr*. dray t FooUnn George M. Allen and wife last with caps and fuses, under* he B£K><> b I.AKKAtiKiof Lara bee, Me., aaya aba Goddard estate Friday night after a long spent exploded. Guaranteed had Rheumatism tn her hreaat.ann* and *hmi!d- week in Boston. illness of a of disease*. Mr. Gov. Haines has named F. E. Stevens, m.ABdovK BOTTLR Ct RKD HER. lui n complication Mrs. who has been Faye Orcutt, very ill, of Exact of R< KE*»WH, of Marhtaa. Me., waaeonfined to the Gray had been Mr. Goddard Lewiston, as sheriff of Androscoggin Copy Wrapper. GASTORIAthi oerrmoo ccMMmr. tic,’ von;: jitt employed by I is slowly gaining. hou^e for *lx week* with Rheumatism, and after | aa foreman ever aince he sold his farm and county, in place of Sheriff Lowe, resigned. Minx only one barttla THREW AWAY if IS Bertha Chapman has gone to New Jer- Mr. Stevens was CRl Tfll and CANE WlAR J. Davis of building* to him several years ago. He j sey, where she has employment with Dr. head of the Sturgis liquor VTaterrllle, Me ,74 of Bare, nay* *he had Brueuow. year* had served the town as road commissioner deputies, and nt present is a Rbeumattero to YEARS, and could hot aro or deputy up Mrs. Kollo Closson has returned to her down *u‘r».and that since the uw of GLYDONA several years, to the complete satisfaction United States marshal. ah-- 1% RESTORED to HEALTH. Javm K. home, after being at John Orcutt’s for of his the Fred Karat of (irrat Fond, Me., who waa *l« k and fellow-townsmen, always giving three weeks. McLaughlin, aged forty-five, a ••Not but of his own lame and helpleaa, write*; only tnyaelf best, not thinking gain, as bis Annie Closson has sold her home and lumberman of Moscow, was shot and a number of my friend*hare DERI V ED GREAT was on© of nature’s unselfish farm to Ed. who will move his killed in a with Harlan BENEFIT from the u*« of GLYDONA. It dispositions, Nevells, quarrel Tupper here as soon as Mrs. Closson has la & valuable mrdb tne.” Jarra««oj» Sum* of and the record he loaves is of the best. family Thursday. The shooting took place at Loom in, W a ah., write#: "Flea** tend me another her new home built. Mr. Gray was a member of Xaskeag the home of McLaughlin’s mother, half a dollar'* worth of GtYDOHA. a# It I* belnttur April 21. A. me. I am taktn* It for Dl A BETK9 and GOL’T lodge, F. and A. M., of Minncwaukon mile from his own home. Tupper, who is of 1* year* fundingJOB* C. (AMPRBLL of H. A. and of Brooklin under claims the was in htrubea. write*: **Ua4 severe attack of Kheu. chapter, M., lodge, arrest, shooting Throw hot water bottles mv.i u. and Two bottle* of OLYDOSA CURED 1. O. O. P., which orders be held in high away. self-defense, and this seems to be borne ME.'' Price 50 ceata per packaa*. Sold by all to live up to their (Jse PNEUMATIC A. All druggists, out statements of the victim’s druygiat*. Send poetal for pamphlet of tr*U- regard, always trying by aged &on:al*. Tub Marios Co., Machlaa, Maine. teachings. He was a friend to all those 26c. mother. Ask Any Sickle Smoker Why Abbtriiscmcnts. he sticks to Sickle plug and slices off each pipeful as he needs it, when he could get tobacco already cut up, in packages. He’ll tell you, “because the Sickle way is the only way to get fresh tobacco, that smokes cool and aKg*fcy E. B. & sweet, and doesn’t bite the tongue.” He knows. GARDNER SON, Tobacco that is cut at the dried oCiFe up factory gets up A Scientific Treatment on its way to you. Result—it bums fast and hot, and “bites.” When you cut your own tobacco off the Sickle For Liquor plug, you are well repaid for a minute’s work by fresh end tobacco—because all the flavor and moisture are pressed INSURANCE into the and held in the natural leaf plug by wrapper. Drug Using Get a plug of Sickle at your dealer’s today. Notice od Ik. ONLY ONE tk«< ku Mood lk. ST4TBMKXT OB THE The Horn** In«urnnre Company, how much more tobacco you get, when you don’t have tMt aI time. M.tkod. ratiaul ml NO. 56 C8DAK HTBBKT, NKW YORK. l*h«r tli Inaur»nce Co. ABSTRACT OF THE a U-... NO SICKNESS. MENTAL One hundred-and-nineteenth semi-annual to pay for package. Or HAATKOED. COWE. ANNUAL STATEMENT derangement or collapse. statement. January, 1913. DEC. 1912. ASSETS. 31, SUMMARY OP ASSETS. Real estate • 141.013 Mkt. Val. Insurance Company, 27.700 Par Value. Mortgage loans. Cash in banks and Collateral loan*. 50 ,000 HARTFORD CONN., The KEELEY INSTITUTE trust companies, • 1.759.494 71 Stock* and bonds. 9,350,170 US bonds, t 150.000 00 mjm n On the 31st of December, 1912, made to the Cash in office and bank 756.842 day State and bonds. 6,299.333 33 6,270.246 00 151 Street Portland, Maine 1,019.928 city Coegrew \genta’ balance*. Railroad bonds. 9,005.000 00 8.388.700 00 State of Maine. .... 90.093 TELEPHONE 2224 Imereti and rent*. 1.661,00000 00 69.434 Miscellaneous bonds, 1,522,400 Incorporated 1819. Commenced business All otner aaaeta. Railroad stocks, 9.033,000 00 10,702,230 00 Home Remedie* for Tobncco U,inf Miscellaneous stocks, 1.200,000 00 1,558,000 00 1819. Gross assets. #114115.881 Bank and Trust and Nervoutnes, Item* not admitted. 9.831 Deduct Co. stocks, 15>,300 oo 465 750 00 Wm. B. Clark. President. Bonds and mortgages, being first aaaeta. #11.806.049 E. J. Sloan, Admitted lien on real estate. 21,300 00 Secretary. LIABILITIES. DEC. 31, 1911. sl381S2SE8S83 Premiums uncollected, in course Capital paid up in cash, $5,000,000. Net losses. ♦ 485.001 of transmission and in hands o* unpaid 89 Unearned premiums. 4,975,957 2,327.747 ASSETS, DEC. 31, 1912. All oiber liabllitie*. 190,000 Accrued interest. 226,566 00 Cash capital. 2,000,000 Real estate. $ 592,207 93 #34.406,431 60 Loans on collateral. 100.000 00 Surplus over all Itabiiitiea. 4,165,090 888S2 Stocks and bonds. 19*142.877 11 LIABILITIES. ; Total liabilitiea and anrplu*. #11,806.049 41 Cash in office and bank. 1,718,108 52 Cuh capital.. # 3.000.000 00f Agents' balances. 1,827.803 99 E. B. GARDNER 3c HON, Agents. Reserve premium fund. 12.341,420 00 Interest and rents. 95,455 28 Reserve for losses. 1.263 907 33 Reserve for re-insurance. and WOross assets.$23,278 450 8f> other claims. 849.261 99 Deduct items not admitted .. .'24.919 50 Intuninrfl Company, Reserve lor taxes. 200,000 00 HIGH MASS. V ac- XT' C' MILK HTHBBT, FOSTON, Reserve for miscellaneous C XT' 137 Admitted assets, $23,061,531 36, and 00 ASSETS, DEC. Si. 1913. counts due unpaid. 100,000 Reserve as a conflagration sur- r J GRADE Real estate.9 7*4.000 00 LIABILITIES, DEC. 31, 1912. 31>A 1,800,000 00 f ^ plus. Mui tgage Ioann. 43A800 CO and IHoitoB Surplus over contingencies Net $ 711,143 50 00 unpaidflossea. \ Collateral loans. 27,600 all liabilities incluiing capital, 14,351,755 28f Slocks and bonds. 4.8JB.824 00 Unearned premiums. 8,468.947 48 All other liabilities. 633,047 79 Cash in office *nd bank. 409.757 76 #33,406,434 60 56 Cash 5,000,000 00 Agents' balances. 542.606 as capital- COODALL Surplus regards policy over all liabilities. 8.238,392 50 Mills receivable. 80.909 49 holders.#19.151,755 28f Surplus FERTILIZERS Interest and rents. 17.515 54 Levi P. Morton. John Clafllin, All other assets. 1.540 70 Director*: Aggregate, including capital William Ives Washburn, Elbridge Q. Suow, *•” and surplus.$23,051,531 36 TAKE CHANCES Elbert H. H. 50 DON’T Dress Goods Gross assets. #6 728 853 04 John H. Flagler. Oary, George Surplus for policy-holders, 13,238,892 Hartford. William D. Baldwin. Thomas B. in 94 48 Too often a Deduct Items not admitted. 33,315 15 Losses paid years, 132,981,653 on the start you give your crop. light yield Kent. F. Noyes. Lewis L. Clarke, Essex Fertilizers Henry result of a beginning. give From Cornelius N. Bliss, Lucieu C. W'arner, E. B. U A BOS B 'SO He is the poor Loom Admitted assets. #6.695,637 90 Jr., ST* N'7 .ident" Ancy ordered tons. Tan. Wyatt, asst, secretary. and have given the beat of satisfaction. I have fifty Send for Maniples of thi* 90 ’HARTFORD, CONN. they Total liabilities and surplus, #6.695,637 A an as one of the best fertilizers made. and E. B. GARDNER SON, Agents. I recommend them t'loth, also our regular line. GARDNER St G. W. Chadboubwe, Somerset County, Me. E. B. BON, Agents. ASSETS, DEC. 31. 1912. Our booklet is full of information that will be of value to Qoodall Worsted Real estate. $ *189,200 00 Oo., The Continental insurance Company, Write for a copy Mortgage loans. 1,014,350 00 you. to-day. Salesroom, Sanford, Maine. Hartford Fire Insurauce Company, 80 MAlDKN LANK, NEW YORK, 00 no one handles Essex Fertilizers in your town, CONNECTICUT. Collateral loans. 64,000 If HAITPOKO ASSETS. DEC. 81, 1912. write us about It. j Stocks and bonds. 5,571,850 00 ASSETS, DEC. 31, 1912. Real estate.. t 1,175.000 00 00 Cash in office and bank. 493,885 11 Real estate. ♦ 752,600 00 Mortgage loans. 2,700 Essex Fertilizer Company, Mortgage loans... 618 666 67 I Collateral loans. 500.000 00 Agents’ balances. 356,315 58 "tiSSJ?- ■ and bonds. 22,282,287 00 EASY Collateral loans. 6,000 (0 Stocks Bills receivable. 17.724 68 TO QET RID Stocks and bonds. 21,177.834 59 ! Cash in office and bank. 1,707.129 92 Cash In office and bank. 1,3*9,5 5 76 Agents’balances. 1.041.880 83 Interest and rents. 41 873 88 Aseuts* balances. 2.361,566 97 Bills receivable. 228.702 03 OF DYSPEPSIA Interest and renti. 268,690 23 Interest and rents 209,474 90 Oross assets, admitted. $7,788,699 23 A That Is Prescription Simply Splen- Gross assets. #26,551.874 22 Gross assets. #27,150,124 68 LIABILITIES. DEC. 1912. **lil For Men ami Women. Deduct items not admitted. 62.556,01 Deduct items not admitted. 80,093 40 31. Net unpaid losses.$ 821,336 19 goes g i», fermentation and assets... #26,492,318 21 Admitted assets. #27,070,031 28 r„,;'wa.valter dinner Admitted Unearned premiums. 4,109,138 30 distress live minutes after DEC. 31. 1912. LIABILITIES, DEC. 31,1912. All other liabilities. 85.000 00 ^ LIABILITIES, A Stomach Tablets, Net unpaid losses. # 1,274,370 84 Net unpaid losses. # 485,204 77 Cash capital. 1.000,000 00 tU[5take 9,022.217 57 over all liabi Hies. 2,272.9/4 74 tiiem regularly f .r a week or Unearned premiums .. 13,871.7*6 40 j Unearned premiums. Surplus ®°re, and All other liabilities. 832.468 95 1 All other liabilities. 1.072,617 74 I>ys|>enxia or Gastritis will Total liabilities and 23 Cash capital. 2 000.000 00 Cash cspital. 2 000,00900 surplus, $7,738,699 "“appear. MM IN a stomach Tab- B) “ Surplus over all liabilities...... 8.513.692 22 Surplus over all liabilities. 14.489,991 Purify the blood by cleaning up E. B. GARDNER & SON, Agents. JOHNSON’S LINIMENT "ef 21 Total liabilities and surplus, #27,070.031 28 “tonmoh. That’s why so many Total liabilities and surplus, #26,492,318 Used 102 Years lor Internal and External Ills. omen take them fot Sick E. B. GARDNER St SON. Agents. E. B. GARDNER A SON. Agents. ^ Headache, ervousuesg^^OUgliPsfl andMini Sleeplessness.S lunliloee iluuO •oe sure Gives relief from Th— aouand try them for a week. speedy coughs, colds, ■'ey wdl'rnake you feel like a new muscular i -rson. They clear the skin, brighten cramps, diarrhoea, •Wb and make vou strong and etc. energetic rheumatism, bruises, in every way. MI-O-NA 1913 Tnbleu will make you eat, 1856 25c and 50c everywhere and Work better. G. A. Farther Maine. had)'i# why he offers money Bucksport, LS. JOHNSON & CO. Boston. Mass. ltiey don’t do 60 -eeute.e*,,.ir you good. SDbtrUiraunti COUNTY GOSSIP, WKDDINO BELLA. NEWS. <£ltsroorth ^mcritan OOUNTY ®l)c LBUtSD-MICHAgLI*. The East Maine Methodist conference Mrs. Mary Tower Lelsnd, of this city, SOUTH HANCOCK. A LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL is in session this week at Bucksport, with end Henry Micbaelis, of New York city, Robert Diver returned to Dorchester, PUBLISHED Bishop Henderson presiding. Mae#.. were merried 15, at Weehawken, N. Wednesday. K April VKKY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON C. 8. Colwell went to Saturday J., by Rev. Mr. Cary, of tbe Methodist Norway PIANOS AT From North Hancock comes the report to accompany bis wife aud children borne cbarch, tbe ring service being used. ELLSWORTH, MAINE. that Calvin Graves and his two eons on to-day. After the ceremony tbe bridel pair and BT TBK Sunday afternoon dug out a fox den, cap- S. E. Gould bad a stroke of paralysis VICTOR and EDI80N HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO their attendants took dinner at Colaissi’a. from which he baa Talking Machines turing the female fox and four pups, ail Saturday morning, T. W. Rollins. Editor and Mimib A was held Wednesday evening somewhat recovered. black. reception W. H. Titus, Assodsis Editor. at tbe borne of the bride’s sister, Mrs. The event of the week wae a surprise SMALL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS at the home R. C. The wild geese at Ba*s Harbo Msrtin J. Tborsen. party given of Hagerthy Price—12.00 s rest; Sid* lor ilk captured ■abserlpUoD to and wife Friday April 18, to cele- 90 cents for three If raid Wallace last week have proved evening, months; months; by Jay Mrs. Micbaelis (born Mary Tower) brate the fiftieth of their strictly In advance. 01 SO, 78 and 88 oents anniversary be of a flock reared by a Cranberry was married in 1588 to Edward A. Leland, To friends and of respectively. Single copies 8 oents. All ar- part marriage. neighbors were this was neces- rearages are reckoned at the rale of S2 pel island man. He thought they a bo died in 1900; she lived in Ells- respected family it only S. J. CLEMENT, MUSIC STORE, veer. call of sary to propose the recognition of this thoroughly domesticated, but the worth until about five years ago; since Advertising Rates—Are reasonable and will be event in the form of a golden wedding, was too strong for them. in York. Mr. Micbaelis is em- made known on application. spring evidently then New and at 8 o’clock a party to the number of ployed by tbe Morgan steamship line fifty, with Ice-cream, cake, cocoa, coffee Bn si ness nmmontcattons shoe Id he addressed Here is a old-fashioned neighbor- good of El and other refreshments, appeared at their JFor Salt. and all checks and money orders made pay as chief officer the Valle, running to, hood for Our West Franklin cor- neat and cosy farm home. The affair was Able to Th* Hancock county PuBLtsHiNO you! between New York and (jalveston. Texas. and the — Bushes: Co., Ellsworth. Maine. writes: There are at present informal, evening thoroughly Apple, plum, pear. respondent Mr. and Mrs. Micbaelis will be “at who for corrani. goose- about one enjoyed. Capt. Hagerthy, years TREESRaspberry, blackberry, living on the Qf’eat Pond road, ro««. and ornamental trees. home” 1 at 1.30 Park avenue, was in command of different vessels of berry, Shrubbery with a May stock. attention to or- This week's edition of The mile in length, sixteen families the fishing fleet to the Grand Banka, was Maine-grown Prompt Weehawsen. That they may have a ders by mail. Write for particulars. Hax- of “Fifty are referred to by a number of bis shipmates American is -..»5(1 copies. population eighty-nine. and life is the wish of their cock Co. Nrsmt Co.. Sorry. Me. and long bappy who were as one of the best between the ages of six months present, many friends. commanders who ever walked the quar- MARK-1.100 lbs; sound, kind, good and thirty between five Average per week for 19X2, 2,460 twenty-one years, ter-deck, always wearing that genial nAYworker, afraid of nothing. Price •». and smile which gave his crews courage and Also new sulky Would take good mow- twenty-one years.n plow. stock. H. (iiffn Mountain Pomona. determination, and his vessel always ing machine, fake. cows or young W. LAoo. H. F. D. I. Rl is worth. Green Mountain Pomona will returned with a “full fare”. His __ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1913 Hon. Frink E. Mice, of Great Pond, grange wile, Nancy, of similar has been Oak Point, la Trenton, id mile; and forest commissioner meet with Cash man grange at Goulds- disposition, State land agent the centre of the home through all these nOCSB^Atbelow Ellsworth, with good sired lota boro 26. date at the fine location for summer residence to under the recent democratic administra- Saturday, April (The and contributed to the ex- Apply For years democracy has been years, largely Elmsoitr Loan A Mcildiwo Ass*w. Ells- bead of the grange column on page 2, of esteem which yowling; "Take the ram question tion, bas accepted a responsible position pressions high by they worth. Me. interests of before the change date waa re- are held throughout their home town oat of Being freely in- as manager of the timberland printed on old politics!’’ The couple was presented with a twenty- Nearly * acres field land this meant turn the Co. in the ceived, is an error.) 1 mile terpreted, the Great Northern Paper dollar gold the assembled £AND-Jk Bangor road; In good condition; piece by from to J. H. Scorr. South- of the traffic over to the watershed. Mr. Mace will The program for the day is as follows: and of to the postofflce. Apply “regulation” Kennebec company, pieces gold weal Harbor. Me. rum trust. we have a amount of contributed bis Now, however, have of the company’s Opening song |70, by Paint or Not. general charge at with the courage and genins P brother*, Alexander and Kufus, and their carriages bargains: governor timberland and water and Address of welcome.David Ouptill * seat backboard. 1 U a horn* worth more or Iess after ont property privi- son also handsome SECOND-HANDback.t surreys. lop feed? to take enforcement of law of O George; anniversary O. He will make bis Response.H Smallidge baggie*, express wagon; also harnesses. and oata are officers fulfill their leges in his district. cards by other relatives. Hay high to-day; shall! politics by making Topic.‘’Seed Selection”.Julieu Emery W. Turr. Ellsworth. home in 21. W. I i wait to-day and feed him to-morrow* oaths of office, regardless of their Augusta. Discussion April and work horses One That's how men do about politics or that of their jurisdiction.— blacks. 1)00 lbs each. Easy terms. {tainting their Farmers of Bucksport and neighboring HORNER—Drivingpair Kennebec Journal. 8TONINGTON. F. H. OMOOk, Ellsworth. Mr. houses and barns and fences, faint hss farm- Music.Selected towns have formed the Bucksport John L. Thurlow in ill of been for several Conferring fifth degree very pneu- high year*; and so they ers’ union. At a meeting Friday, C. E. monia. Singing.... Grange y«ranT>. have waited, faint is high yet; they are Ex-Attorney-General Pattang&ll Maine farmers’ W, Redman is ill of rheu- Embree, manager of the George quite AAAAAAAAA/V'«'V»A^.AyVA A a a a » Topic. “The New Tariff Bill,” still waiting; thousands of'em are wait- announces that be is not a candidate idea of matism. Msrch «1. between the church onion, gave those present a good Adelbert W Gordon •\1TATCH ing for to tall. Mian Bernice Hamblen ia at M snJ postofRce, a lady's gold filled bunt- paint for the office of United States dis- the beuedts of and co-opera- Discussion teaching organization North Haven. ing case watch, with initial. Owner can have Their property drops a trifle a year and this in of it was voted to or- same bv and for this trict-attorney—and spite tion, and afterwards Address.State Master C 8 Stetson proving property pacing the next of Clayton Gilley and wife, of Kockiand, ; alv. Kinnvts 8. Hsmiltow. South Goulds- job paint creeps up, creep* up, the fact that no other candidate has ganize. A. C. Swazey was elected presi- Topic, “Birds and Tbeir importance to are guests of Mr*. E. E. Grindle. boro. Me creeps up; it'll take more paint by a gal- been mentioned for the Nor is Burke Leach, treasurer; R. 8. Genn, the Farmer'’ place. dent; Capt. Reuben Cousin* has returned from lon a year; they don’t save a cent, and the W. A. B. Question box he a candidate for other office. clerk; Russell E. Gray, F. Beal, Elia worth, where he was on the jury. any Music ]^|clp CElantrll. property goes on suffering. DEVOK. A. H. W. White, The Odd Fellows’ He wants to remain in Water- Dunham, George White, eighth anniversary Morrison, Jot Oo. sell just ~ it. 9. R. Genn and Melville Chapman, di- ball will he held in the opera house May 2. ADY^ BOOKKEEPER Who can read admits there’s a chance of the Schooner Wrecked. attend to local collections, and Tille; Rucksport Fred has to New York. He L' proof, Joyce gone assist in office work, can have in bat he’s The schooner Helena, of was general republicans winning 1914, Bucksport, will be employed on the same yacht as permanent position with us. We have a last so confident they won't that he wants NKYV TKLKPHOJIK SUBSCRIBERS totally wrecked on Old Woman ledge, year. pleasant office; up to-date equipment Un- it as is wanted, do not LAMSON near Port Edwin Smith has gone toCaatine permanent position ap to be on the on the first Wed- Clyde, Monday. Capt. Glee references and wanted spot to rebuild his weir. He will fish for the wages Added in Hancock Counts' Since Is- The Helena was pounding heavily on fly.mb Hsraid. Belfast. Me. nesday of January, 191S, when he sardine shop. HUBBARD sue of liiuit Directory. the ledge, in an exposed position, daring work in *»d about a to see the democrats resume Mrs. John L. of CUTTSiPro expects Goss, I>orchester, Bar Harbor market from Jane 1 to L Leach, res, E a heavy southeast wind, when the life- MKAT Bluehill—Irving 11-3; Maas., is the guest of her daughter, Mr*. about 15. Needn't be an Pirst- control, and for that glad day he’s W Sept. expert. Mayo, pea, 11-2. savers at the Burnt Island station, two Button. to letter to for S Mary claex wages right bj «»Sons — party. Apply to live offlceless. Such self- Caotine Ralph Wardwell, rea, 7-12: or fa at willing miles away, discovered her. The coast- Mrs. Mary Well*, who has spent the Box 4KJ. KUayrortn postofflce. person Par ba Cheater 8 Webster, rea, 35-35. C Fred Tsa Amsmicax bfBce. sacrifice is winter in Lynn, has KKLMRI.K <0. “trooly” touching. Jones 8racist.Tr Co.. DAVID of — FRIEND. the seventy-sixth Maine legislature Ellsworth LB res, Ellsworth particulars. Betts, The and Deer Isle Glen wood Maas. Stonington bail teams 11 St.. Malden. .... stands out as as other Falls, 122-4: Walter J Clark, res, 62-4; MOUTH OK THK KIVKK. KlUworth. Maine prominently any jr, a game on the »\eed field If*. ; William E Ellsworth 35-4; played April feature of the fifteen remarkable weeks of Clough, Falls, Score: Deer isle, Stonington, 6. The Elizabeth T F H Eva 7; .Vetura. Cushman, res, 34-11; Miss Closson spent Sunday with North liaven team will here with the £prn«it Sait. law-making. 112-2: play fax Gould, res, Wellington Hasiem, res, her D. F. Closson and wife. at an date. Not a mistake parents, Capt. Stonington* early by either officer in three 106-21; Mary F Hopkins, res, 67-11; ; NOTICK TO CONTRACTOR*, Arthur W Mrs. Celia Fullerton, who has and one-half months, and not a decision Joy, res, 122-2; Myron Ring, employ- MT. DESERT. res, 104-11; Clifford G Royal, res, 34-3; ment in her fttal* Road Work. FOR SALE to question as partisan or as influenced by Surry, spent Sunday with L M Smith, res, 3-2; Smith A Head, | Miss Ida Eaton has been visiting bar RAISED DECK other than whole-souled son Clifford. CRUISER interest in the store, 6-2; Mrs H E Vose, res, 48-2; aunt, Mrs. Emily Atherton. proposals for boildtoir * Mellon of n fee* 7 fee* inch** draft. Ml welfare of the State which they served. Charles 8 Cottle, rea, 122-5; George Mrs. Henry Fraxier, of Winter Harbor, Dr. R. L. Grindle and J. W. Somes, who SealedHtoU rood nbout 1***> fret In lenftb In the long. beam, 24 A town of Edna all I be received by the select H. P. 2 re- This was their course and with Higgins, res, 122-11; George Lynch, was called here the illness of has been ill, are gaining cylinder, f-cycle flnailcjr engine, that Saturday by slowly. men of Eden until I o’clock n m Thurtdsy. res, 122-3; Fred G Smith, res, 122-13. verse gear. Good an boat. Inquire of found no reason to her Mrs. Sadler. Capt. A. A. Hanna and family, who have : Mav I, nt which time and place they wilt be understanding they Franklin — H H East- mother, Chaney Kingman, res. the winter in are home. and read. hesitate. The conditions spent Bangor, j publicly opened peculiar arising brook, 8-41. Abbie wife of died Plane be wen, epee ideations, forms of Isaac L. Ellsworth. Me. P., Chaney Sadler, A few of the people met at the church may Hodgkins, probably brought more difficult problems Sedgwick—Floyd B Hamilton, res, 37-4; ewe tract and proposal blanks may be obtained Monday, aged nearly eighty-three years. last week and gave it a thorough cleaning. at the office of the select men, and no and a more M E Richards, rea, 39-2. | propoaal varied demand upon their Mrs. Sadler had been an invalid from unlees on Stonington — Max T Button, rea, 5-2; Walter Fuller, of Harvard college, has f »M! be considered msde said pro- ILtflal 2v aticta. abilities than has been partial for a long time, being pwaal blank. least upon any Emma H Dow, res, 26-3. paralysis been here a few days at his old home, the ; confined to her bed the past six month*. Kach bidder mast accompany hie bid with preisdent or speaker since Maine has been Wert Brooksville — A J Fish. G^ffert Atherton cottage. | On Friday she suffered another shock and a certified check payable to t reasurer of town NOTICK or rOKBCL'MlRK a farm, 7-21; R res, 17; V B da of Eden for to cent, of the amount of his State—situations in which no precedent Benju Arey, failed rapidly until the end. Mrs. Me Ihndage, of Beal Harbor, is per \1MIHKKAK. Hubert 1< Bennett, of Eden. Black, res. Kozier, 8-13. bM. ai could be discovered — Cape visiting her brother, Lsater Pray, and If county Hancock, Mtate of Maine, yet were in- — j be to rulings Wert Sullivan 8 V Bonn is, Sqllivtn, other relatives. The succesafal bidder will required by hie deed of mortgage dated November stant, and, with the one exception men- 106-2; H L Cleaves, The Bristol. 36-2; furnish a bond as provided by the state road second a. d. KM. and recorded in Hancock Mrs. FTed Smith, with son Donnell, has ; of tioned by Mr. uncontested in the Granville 8 Higgins, rea, Sorrento, 5*4; COUNTY NEWS. county registry deed* in book 4.V3. page *44, Newbert, gone to Trenton to visit her A. P. The ri|ht is reserved to reject nay and nU to a certain lot Eugene H Jellison, res, Sorrento, parents, conveyed me^the uoderatgred. slightest degree. 5-11; McFarland and wife. bids. •r of laod situated in the of Mart ha* B South parcel tillage Walker, res, Hancock. Krask E. Walls. Bar Harbor. Hi said Eden. and bounded and President Carl E. of Island 15-31. CASTINE. The grammar school will a can- W. Milliken, present J Mtt Hiu. described as follows, to oil: Beginning at a Falls; Speaker John A. Peters, of Ells- Winter Harbor— John F Jones, res. Ray Howard spent several days recently tata, oa which they have been working for Orirst E. Birwir, piece of iron pipe driven in tbe ground in in Camden. some tuae, about the first of Municipal officers of Eden. ibe aouthern street and worth—long will their fame endure in the West Goulds boro, 22-21. May. ante of Mount Desert at tae northeast corner of land of J. C Man* minds of Mrs. Elizabeth Gates and daughter Edna the citizens of and cheater; thence south seven degrees Maine, longer in Franklin. HANCOCK POINT. seventy spent Sunday Ensuranrr rutrmnu*. no minutes K will their memories be enshrined in the KLLSWOKTII WATER east (H T?° W? ) but everywhere George Crosby and wife, of Bucksport. “Water#meet* Lodge,” a summer sc bool following the southern side line <>f *»id hearts of the men over whom intended for for Mount Desert street feet nine they pre- are guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. especially boys fitting OBGANIXXO 1*18. seventy-one sided. will Us sixth season inches (Tift. 8 incbea) to a piece of iron pipe Another Analysis by IMrector of Stst* E. H. and wife returned U» college,, open Monday, ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE Carpenter The school will be in charge of H. driven in the ground to a point where Laboratory of Caatine after a week JulyX fKKMO.NT MUTUAL FIKE INS. lane intersects Mount Desert Street; Kor Hygiene. Saturday, spending L. Crosby, Ph- of Prof. CO, Antory Congress. in Boston. D., Philadelphia. thence south eight degree* no minutes weal 8. Another analysis has been made of the will be assisted season OP MONT PALI KB. TIB MBIT. (Augugln eor. Bangor (Commercial.) Crosby this by F. •POP' W.) but following tbe weal John and who have been, for the December il. 1842. everywhere Hon. W. R. Ellsworth water by H. D, Evans, director Billings wife, W. Whitman, a Harvard graduate, in- y«*r ending side line of said Aasory lane three bundled Pattangall's announcement in Cast in* the returned to New of Maine past week, structor in English and modern languages, iBimraoce in fore* Jm. 1, IMS. IM.1M.WI 40 ninety-one (3*) feel to a piece of Iron pipe that he is not a the laboratory of hygiene at Au- candidate tor the office York Monday. and P. J. McMackia, a graduate of Col- Written in 1912, JU.722.68600 set in tbe ground; thence north eighty three The the of which t* w of United States for gusta. analysis, figures Miss Stacey Kelley, who has the umbihv instructor in mathematics. This degrees no minor** west (N. *» district-attorney spent #125,917,989 08 feet nine inches feet 0 inches are for parts in 100,000, is as follows: winter in returned to school waa started Princeton seventy-one (71 Maine has given rise to much speculation past Massachusetts, by preceptors Pol icier term!noted daring tki to a of iron driven iu the ground as to Princeton piece pipe Caatine Saturday. an adjunct university, but » Iu tbe eastern C. Man- here as to his attitnde regarding the Date of collection, April 9, 1911; examina- year, 97,678,7*8 line of said lot of J has so enlarged its scope as to offer in- chester; thence north no democratic tion. April 11. Mrs. Bart Dickson returned to her eight degrees nomination for congressman struction to students in general who are Insurance in force Doe. 81, mi. 898,287,6m 00 minutea eaet <3C. »' no' E ) but — home in Bar Harbor after everywhere 0; sediment, 0^ Saturday, Man- from the 3d Maine and the Appearance Turbidity, preparing for college; also to young men ASSETS DEC. II, *811. following tbe eastern line of said J. C district, Wat- •pending a month here. feet color, 2.1. already in college who wish to atudv dur- chester, three hundred ninety eight (3P erville man is generally credited with Warren C. Phil Depoeit notes. 8MM^T7 00 U> the pine* of with sll Odor—Cold, none; hot, grassy. Judge brook, ofWatervilla, ing the summer. Prof. Philadel- Real estate. SO beginning, together Crosby's SO,900 tbe on said lot. said being having decided to enter the field at the •pent Sunday in Chstine, the guest of his address is 4328 Bansom Cash in S1.0MSM buildings property Residue on evaporation—Total, 2.6; loss oa phia street. deposited bank. known as the Parker Being tbe brother. Dr. E. E. Ph it brook. Cash in office. *» 00 cottages. primaries against Samuel W. Gould, of ignition, 1.1; fixed residue, 1 A. same premises described In warrant) deed W. A. Ricker ha* a crew at work mak- Bills receivable. IttMIV from Olivia J. Parker to Hobert H- Slcowhegan, the former democratic con- Ammonia—Free, .0080; in solution, .0088. NORTH ORLAND. Bonds, 10.29800 ing repairs on Use store which he has re- Bennett, dated June 11. 1908.. and recorded io gressman, who was defeated at the Chlorine—0.28. Gibbons sod wife CoumiMion do*v book for last eently pare bused en Main street. James went to Burry 430, page 836. of the registry of deed* election Nitrogen—Nitrates, nitrites, none. to attend the funeral of Mrs. said county of Hancock, to which deed and by Cong. Forrest the none; Saturday Tola) assets Dec. 81,1912. Goodwin, John Whiting returned to Caatine all deeds referred to therein reference »• sucoesstel Oxygen consumed, 0.48. Gaspar. republican candidate. Saturday.after upending a month in Med- U ABILITIES. hereby expressly made and wbereasdbe con- Hardness—0A. Mrs. A. C. and Rn. now It is said here that ford, Mas*., with his setter, Mrs. George Ridley daughter, Rein an ranee reeerve, #98,407 54 ditions of sthd mortgage have been and many of Mr. Pat- of tangall’s friends Alkalinity—0 A. Hatch. Winfield Ritteraoa, of Milo, are visiting Loeeee not remain broken, now therefore, by reason have urged him to be a adjusted, a fwends here. 00 the breach of conditions thereof, 1 claim candidate, pointing out that Mr. Iron—0.009 Mrs. Elizabeth who has yet due, 8,107 Gould Bridges, spent Losses 14.619 50 foreclosure of said mortgage ami give this was defeated tbs Lead—None. the winter in returned Mrs. ML W. Guan, who has been visiting reported, by republicans at the Santiago, Cal., Commission and broker* notice foe that purpose. last aDd ifei the few weeks, election, that, if nominated, he Colon bacillua—None. home Saturosy. Her many friends are LyntK Mass., past age. 12.029 M Bust H. Bimsvktt. would again face the welcome returned home last week, much improved 00 T. H. .Smith, his atty. prospect of almost Bacteria, per c. c.—200. glad to her. Twee estimated, 9.260 by certain defeat. in bealhh. Buck sport. Me., Many of Mr. Pattangall’s Smallidge is confined to bis. home I 96.421 » April 21,1813. friends have told him he In a letter the Capt. Assets to protect poli- is the one man accompanying analysis. with a severe cold. His an the Borne malicume person has torn down u» the district place cy- holders. 8.874.980 86 Bankrupt’* petition for Diackarge who can certainly defeat Dr. Evans says: steamer Golden Rod is being takan by and removed a stone monument on the Cong. Goodwin, and have In the matter of urged him to The shows this water to be in Frank of Penobscot. old 8 her bom tine, so-called, which made 44 ) run on the analysis good Capt. York, 88.971.408 Cael F. In ground of hia to the condition to use for all domestic fit a corner of foar farms. Richmond, { Bankruptcy. duty purpose*. 21- Q. BVMMAUY POO THB YBAB 1812. is free from all evidence ot contact with April Bankrupt, ) p"jy- Total assets. Jan. 1, IMS. 86 To the Hon. Clarence data, of the Dte These have polluting wastes of sewage origin. Aa m 88.874.988 Judge representations not fallen trict Coart of the United States for the Dse- on deaf natural at this season of the the water DKGHAM. FRENCHBORO. Net surplus, not including de- ears, so it is said here, and some mr, tact of Maine. of is a considerable amstot of surfaae posit notes. 208.103 88 those who are closest in touch with receiving LesAe Burrili is home trom Bangor turn Moses Talley, who has spent the winter wash, but as tbia wash has nob been polluted Losses peid to 1912, S*x365 21 F. RICH MONO* of Kllsworth. l» the democratic politics in Kennebec a lew here, ha* gone to Boston. Losses since 88 oi county by contact with sewage waste*, its pretense days. paid organization, 8.849,878 J county of Hancock, and State express the belief when Gain in assets In 1812. 271.24? 58 in that, the time ia will not affect the drinking ejaalitie* of the Mrs. Josiak Smith has gone to Hotdon ham Rios, Will Lunt, Alex Davis and S^ARLtine, said district, respectfully repre* Mr. that on I**1 ripe, Pattangall will make formal supply. In its present condition tbia water to vssit ber daughter. Pead Rice were in Ellsworth last week on V. H. ic C. C. PI UMMER, •eats, the 3d day of August. announcement is a first-class one to use for tel domestic past, he was under of his candidacy. pur- business. General Agents for Maine, » Exchange St.. duly adjudged bankrupt Beat Venedeatiiss and wife,, of Oroao, the acts of Congress relating to bank- are visiting selatives here. Schools commenced April 7. The gram- PORTLAND. Me. ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered ell mar Lunette Eaton and the and fully School Legislation. Leather and of is taught by Ness England Telephone, 1298. property rights of property, and has Teachers. Trueworlhy wile, Brewer, Vera Ross. complied with all the of saM and Summer Schools for of Mrs. P. primary by requirements Important general enactments in are guests H. Burrili. acts and of the orders of court touching hi* Bummer schools for rural aud elemen- ouisry Mutual Eire laaarancs school matters, by tbe last legislature, Melvin Logan baa gone to Paasadum- fmipinj. bankruptcy. teachers will be held at the BASH HARBOR. Wherefore he prays that he be de- were tbe act lor the State certittcation ol tary Farming- kaag, where he has employment. qcbicy. MAMuararm. may Fred Jbrkaon is ill at Um home creed by the court to have a full discharge the ton, Gorham, Castine and Machiaa normal Mrs. Arvesta Burrili. ol Kltsworth, has aerioualy from all debts hla eat*1® teachers, teacbers'-pension act, an act of his father. T. W. Jackson. A88ET8 DEC. 81. 1912. provable ageiaat will be come t« the summer wiLa her under said such debt* changing the board ol schools, all the facilities at which spend Real estate. 8 12.975 00 bankruptcy acts, except management ol Mrs. Uarenoe Benjamin Murphy made a trip to Steu- as are excepted law from suck discharge. at the of the students. The daughter, Little, recently Mortgage loans, 79.(726 90 by State normal schools, the law lor tbe disposal arrived here from Mich. ben after last week. Dated this 23d day of October, a. d. 1912. instructors will be selected from the Detroit, trap-stock Collateral loans. 108.000 00 Stocks and bonds. Gael f. Riohuowh. prevention ol secret societies in the the normal Miss Marts* Burrili is the vil- Halite Murphy is taking care of Mrs. 590,246 50 public regular teaching force of teaching Cash in office and hank. Bankrupt. schools, and enactments relating to more school; Miss 1. II. of Bar Byro» Carter at Southwest Harbor. 28.631 88 schools. lage Brewer, Agents* balances, 14,224 72 exact and nnilorm ol school the Peats and Miss Jiaa Order of accounting The cost of the school is borne by tbo tliuhor, school, All other attests. 5,579 47 Notion Thereon. and Green receipts expenditures. State. There is no expense to teachers Davis, ol Kddington, at Lake. EAST FRANKLIN. District of Maims as. Other enactments provide lor the elec- manual train- Grcas Assets, 48 except for material used in April ». B. John Walton and wife have returned •833,884 On this 19th day of a. d. 1913, on read- tion ol truant officers school com- Deduct items not admitted. 1,575 02 April by ing, and for board, amounting to aboafc from where Mrs. Walton has ing *he foregoing petition, it is— mittees, and lor the return ol educational Ellsworth, Ordered the be nan $7 a term. been at A. G. Bead's home. Admitted by court, that a hearing statistics lor the 1. BCNBET. employed ease's, 8812.109 46 the same year ending July The The courses offered in the summer upoo on the Slst day of May number ol school was LIABILITIES) DEC. 81,1912. 1913, before said court at in said dis- holidays reduced by school will be with special Charles Annis left Monday to seek em- Portland, arranged Be Cared trict, at ten o'clock In the and that omitting Sew Year’s Irom the list, and to teachers of I>eafo*a* C'auuot Net unpaid loan, g 5,op) 00 forenoon; by j reference to their value ployment. notice thereof be in The BH*"®**® at the option ol committees, tor ! local applications, as they cannot reach Unearned premiums, m 128 46 published country schools. The general manage- Ned snd Stephen Small have their weir by All other liabilities. American a newspaper in said dt»* be observance by school \ the diseased portion of the ear. There is 2AI* 54 printed Sroviding, appropriate ment, direction and teaching of coontry tor the season’s Ashing. Surplus orsr ail trict, and that all known creditors, and other ready one to cure deafness, and that is by liabilities, 541.5*4 16 ■ exercises on certain days that were only way persons in at the schools will be emphasised throughout K. Johnson went to dockland Tutn- constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused interest, may appear celebrated the ol J. ! time and and if they formerly by closing the course. The director of the school of the mucous lin- Total liabilities and surplus, 8832.108 46 place, show cause, any day in Capt. George Sylvester's vessel. by an inflamed condition have, the should schools. will hold a series of conferences for the of the EustachUn Tube. When this tube why prayer of said petitioner ing MINNIE E. HOLM EH, Ms. not be granted. Mrs. Clara Lufkin, who has been ill is inflamed have a sound or im- Agent, Kilawortb, purpose of discussing specific problems | you rumbling And it ia farther that some time ol heart trouble, is very low. and when It is FRANK E. ordered by the court, New Penobscot Bay Steamer. from the school-room experi- i perfect hearing, entirely WALLS A CO.. Agents, the clerk shall all known presented cloned. Deafness is the result, and unless the send by mail io ences of the teachers. Mrs. Nettie Stinson, ol South Deer Isle, creditors of and t®>* Through a subeidy granted by the inflammation csu be taken out and this tube Bur Harbor, Maine. copies said petition in the is her William Powers. order, addressed to or While there is no requirement visiting lather, restored to its normal condition, hearing them at their places retail merchants’ association ot Bangor, residence as number of courses to be taken, it has been Mrs. J. Tbrelail arrived this will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of stated. been made tor Wesley Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale. Judge have a new found that each teacher can advanUge- week Lizzie to visit her ten are caused by Catarrh, whieh is nothing arrangements nt Mrs. Sellers’, of the said coart. and the aeal thereof, *• service in Penobscot follow from three to five of the but an inflamed condition of the mucous sur- of steamboat ously mother, Mrs. Butler. Portland. In said dUtriot. on the 19th day all-year the courses faces. Dr.h.W.OSGOOD courses. Certificates showing a. d. 1913. bay. Allen Smith left Thursday for New We we will give One Hundred Dollars for April ot the Uevereux taken will be given to those teachers who [L- James B. Hbwkv, Clerk. Tbe steamer Corina, London, Conn., to the steam yacht any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that 8.J will service Irom attend the session. Join A true of petition and order thereon. Co., ol ( aatine, provide throughout as tire man. William cannot be cured by Hall'a Catarrh Cure. Bend New Location copy be so Agana Woodcock, Blk. Attest: Jams* E. Hbwby. Clerk. West Brooks’’i lie, Uaatine and West The daily program will arranged chiel- for circulars, free. Manning fore- formerly ol Stonington, Is the Office to Buck sod thence bg as to bring all recitations daring the F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, Ohio. Day: FRIDAY Penobscot sport engioeer. 75c. with be- noon. The afternoons will be free for Sold by Druggists, Maine Central railroad Bangor, Pills Office : 12 Grove recreation. April M. Sad IK. Take Hall's Family for constipation. Bawger St. Subscribe for Ths Amxbioas ginning on or below May 16, study and He ret 8. J. COURT. reeled his previous plus of not KLLS WORTH KALLA. MARINE LIST. guilty, end pleaded guilty. HANCOCK A His counsel, B. in daughter was born Saturday to Her- George Stuart, spoke Ellsworth Port. fob thb bert M. and wife — Beatrice TOI4L ADJOURNMENT his behalf, briefly reviewing his life his- Salisbury Lee. Ar April 21, ub Alton T. Miner, Swan’s Is- THURSDAY. tory, and giving a short review of the case. land TERM At 22. sch Storm Graham Mias Frances Milliken went to April Petrel, Bayside; County-Attorney briefly described Bangor Lain Epps, Salem ths scene of the tragedy, and the circum- last week for a visit of a few days with Sid April 28, Alton T Mine*, Swan’s Island BXRRCISIW—DI- TR*f!t XBMORIAL stances attending it. The Court imposed friends. Hancock County Porta. CRIMINAL a Franklin—Ar sch Metinic. VOBCR* DKCRBRU-THB sentence of two years at hard labor in Lorenzo D. Smith and Robert April 19, Johnston, Ar April 11, sch Portland Packet. ~»RNT*NC*b IMtMBRD. the State DOC KET prison. of Amherst, were here from Monday until West Sullivan—Ar 21, sch Samuel Hart Harris April Leavitt, who assaulted Deputy- Wednesday, guests of Charles W. Smith Ar April 28. sobs Wesley Abbott, from Bos- ton; Lizzie Lee, THU COOaT. Sheriff F. Newman in an and Bucksport George attempt wife. Sid April 23, scb Samuel Hart, New York Justice — Ctnoaoa M. Hanson. to escape from the where he PrwidlM county Jail The long-lumber mill of Whitcomb, Southwest Harbor—Ar April 14, sch Mabel was held on a of Ar April 16, sch Lion, for Rockland charge larceny, pleaded Haynes A Co., which has been under- B. Bcnnna, Bar Harbor. Ar April 18. sch Northern Light with cargo guilty to an indictment for assault with salt for B H ItnnnnnT L. Ouna, going extensive repairs for several Mayo Connir Attorney attempt to mnrder. His counsel, D. E. Ar April 20. schs Mary Ann McCann for Wal- months, was started up for the season's ton. N 8: Lizzie I) .Small, coal, for '*eal Harbor D.f H*rbor. Hurley, spoke briefly in his behalf, O. SrLanv. Ellsworth. saying sawing on Tuesday morning. Bass Harbor—April 20, schs Izetta for North- «h.rlff-E'iaaaar he was to w Whicott, Blnehlll. subject epileptic fits, and not east Harbor with coal; Ida B Gibson, coal, for Miss Helen Louise Smith and John M. Southwest Crtcr_W.BP for bis acts. asked Harbor F Nbwwas, ElUworth; Roms wholly responsible He Sid Depntien-O. Bresnahan, both of this place, were April 16, sch Ella Clifton for Bass Har- Treraont; Paul. W. Scott. Deer that he be sentenced to the insane depart- bor to load cargo of lumber of wrecked sch J, married Saturday evening at the parsonage, Thomas Hi* for Boston Wa»DW«M« Penobeoot. ment of the State The Court sen- Iiia- * F prison. In 18, schs Samuel B Hubbard; Portland. by Rev. O. J. Guptill. The bride came port—April BY Otar. tenced him to two in CLOTHES SteBogrspher-Cncil. years the insane de- Ella Clifton. Ellsworth. from Charryfleid several months and Ktm»lApril 13, to Mr and on the criminal diapoaed Smith, who to an indictment for pleaded Mrs Harry L Haynes, a son. PARCEL POST trial. The attendance at of without breaking, entering and larceny, were sen- average the Sunday HOOPER-At Sedgwick, April «. to Mr and were but few jury triala dur- school for the 31 Mrs Oscar J Hooper, a daughter. (Evelyn Xhore tenced to three months each in the county quarter ending March In all, M» “me off was a fraction over ing the term. Jail. 147. This is an in- ORCl’TT—At Winter Harbor, April 15, to Mr — and Mrs Everett H Orcutt, a daughter. civil docket forty-seven by judg- crease of sixteen over last year, in spite of the Following ia the full criminal docket, SALISBURY At Ellsworth. April 19. to Mr or verdicts; thirty-three by entry many stormy Sundays. The department ar.d Mrs Herbert a daughter. us measure- ment* with record of of cases: Salisbury, do not live in town, send your divorcee disposal (Beatrice Lee.) you •‘neither party”; fifteen decreed, showing the largest growth within the K,NTK**n iaio. SCOTT—At Deer Isle, April 19. to Capt and There were 111 asril ma. last six is IFments and a brief of what in dismissed. months the home Shirts, ,nd an caees department, Mrs Andrew J Scott, a daughter. give description 1SSS state vs ■non. Oct 1910— Harry Graves, which now numbers 154. The school now YOUNG—At Winter Harbor, April 18. to Mr di>w entries. defaulted. 1913-Filed- and Mrs Fred 8 Young, a son. Collars, Underwear, Neckwear, Suits, for annuil- Priocip*! April has an Hosiery, The petition of Ellen Moaley enrollment in all departments of 1*40 State vs Harry Graves, arson. Aprit or wear— her marriage to Alvarado Moaley, 420. A feature of interest in MARRIKI). Overcoats, or else in Men’s meiit of 1910-Pleaded not guilty. Jury dis- Sunday's anything Boys’ order to establish her to session was the enrollment of Miss Bea- docwa.ad, in right agreed. Bail Axed at 31.AOO. Oct 1910- HARRIMAN—LAWRIE At Franklin, April as widow of her first husband, trice Lee Satsbury in the cradle roll. She sponsion Principal and sureties defaulted. April 19, by Rev G Mayo. Miss Lillian May Harri- the was born and to I) both of Franklin. hiring on which occupied greater IMS-Piled. Saturday evening, so was man, Stanley Lawrie, denied the not HASLAM—RANftlN—At Martaville, April 15, ot Wednesday. «a# by RSTRRRO APRIL 1911. twenty-four hours old before she was jart TRRM. by Asa C Colby, esq, Miss Luvie Haslam to a member of the school. Forrest E Rankin, both of Waltham. 1*92 State vs Jobn regular Sunday Chart. J McDonald, single sale. LEI.AND—MICH AHLI8—At Wehawken, N J, TRACY MEMORIAL EXERCISES. April 1913—Filed. April 15, by Rev Mr Cary, Mrs Mary Tower for Bedford F. 1*93 State vs John J McDonald, common LAKEWOOD. Iceland, of Ellsworth, to Henry Michaelis. of Memorial cicrciaet New York. 2 were seller. April 1913-Filed. Ttscy. who died December laat, Garland has to for RICHARDSON-MACE—At Plantation No 21, Ralph gone Bangor Miss Carrie afternoon. Tbe com- HNTRHED OCTORSH TRRM. 1911. April 9, by Albert B Mace, esq. held Wednesday employment. Richardson, of Aurora, to Fred E Mace, of mittee of the bar aaaoclation appointed by By Imdi vtmmt. Plantation No 21. The Salsbury Brothers are sawing staves SMITH-BRE8NAHAN-At Ellsworth Falls. were F. L. Mason, 1914-15-16-17 State •** John I Frederick, for- preeident U B. Iteaay at their mill. Aprii 19, by Rev O J Guptill, Miss Helen L gery. 1913—Capats. C. H. Wood and W. B. Blaisdell Mr. April Smith to John M Bresnahan, both of Ells- 1922 State vs Edward L Callahan, common Edna and Bernard Wilbur are here Mason preaented the following resolutiooa: seller. April 1913— Filed. attending school. 1 The members of Hancock county I>IKI>. mternu. 1923 Htate vs Edward Callahan, common It will be on record our Miss Mabel Salisbury has gone to Ells- bar desire to place profound nuisance. April 1913— Filed. of wrlef In the denth of our Inte worth Falls to work. BRAT— At Mou ntainville (Deer Isle), April sent to teelina 1927 State vs Michael McCauley, common Mrs Samuel 34 you B. nnd to our 14, Bray, aged years. brother. Bedford Trncy, ejpres* nuisance. April. 1912 —Principal and A by Garland is at work for Charles O. BRAGDON-At Bucksport. April 17, Sarah D character as a and 28 without appreciation of his lawyer sureties defaulted. April 1913 — Con- and Martin A. Garland. Bragdon, aged «9 years, 2 months, days. 17. Mrs J friend; be It therefore, CASPAR—At Newburgh. April Mary Miss Isabel! H. 77 7 months, 17 days. That la the death ot Brother Bed- Warren, of Bangor, is Caspar, aged years, delay by geeolred. 1928 State vs J A Sherrsrd. common seller. GRAY-At Bluehill, April 21. Ivan B, infant bar loses one et Its moet visiting her sister, Mrs. Roland Mrs I ford E. Tracy, thle April 1913—Capias. Salsbury. son of Mr and Harry Cray, aged day. PARCEL beloved members; CRAY-At Brooklin, April 17, James E Cray, highly-honored sod beet, Miss E. Warren, of re- 8MTKKKD APRIL TKKM. 1912. Mary Bangor, aged 84 years, 4 months, 17 days. be it further cently visited her sister, Mrs. Edna GRAY—At Bluehill, April 15. Mrs Freeman A POST eitend to hie be reweed By Indictment. 52 geeoieed. Tbnt we Salsbury. Gray, formerly of West Ellsworth, aged and oor eineere sympathy and 1938 .State vs Edward Callahan. common years. 2 davs. the Hodern Widow fnmily wife — SADLER—At Bayside, April 21, Abbie P, thla our common loae; be It seller. Oct. 1912 Prlocipel end sure- Mr. Rushton and of condolence In family, Mariaviile, of Chaney Sadler, aged 82 years, 7 months, ties defaulted. 1913— Piled. have Quick 1 April moved to the old Starkey place, 21 days. 1937 vs Arthur common seller. SCAM MON — At 18, Almira Aeeoteed, That thla coort be requested to State Hunton. which he has as a home. Bluehill, April purchased of 82 Method — and sureties de- R, widow Dudley Scammon, aged years, three resolution! to be entered upon Its Oct 1912 Principal order The N. E. T. A has 7 months, 5 days. faulted. 1918—Continued. T. Co. the tele- aa n testimonial to bla worth and April of records line 1938 State vs Thomas Landers, common seller. phone nearly completed, and it is 4 character, and that n copy thereof be for- SWlKtiMBUKt* Oct 1912 — and sureties de- hoped the will soon be in- warded by the clerk ot thle court to the Principal telephones 1913—Continued. stalled. Delivery family ot the deceased. faulted. April 1999 State vs Michael McCauley, common Mr. Mason followed with a Mrs. Let tie B. Prior, of Loud’s island, pernona! seller. Oct 1912 — and sure- Principal has tribute to Air. Tracy. Mr. Wood gave a ties defaulted. April 1918—Continued. returned to her borne, after spending SHOES biographical sketch of Mr. Tracy, and re- UNO State va Gabriel Me Isaac, common seller. a week with her mother, Mrs. Lois A. For still one more week April 1913—Piled. called here viewed his private and professional life. Moore, being by the sad Reliable Co. vs Gabriel Mclsaac. common nui* 19il State deaths of her father and brother. I am best shoes Me wu followed Mr. Blaisdell and Mr. Howard offering Clothing by sance. April 1913— Piled. AU the Moor Is at home. IVIAMME. Deasy, who spoke feelingly. BNTBRRD OCTOSBR TIRM, 1912. trades ever. Must be ELLSWORTH, speakers paid deserved tribute to the high By Appeal. of to make room character aa citizen, lawyer and public 1961 State vs Edward McParland, drunk. NI COLIN disposed April 1913—Nol prossed. servant ot tbe man in a bone memory they 1966 State vs Lydia Wails.assault. April 1913 Sanford Mitchell, of Milbridge, is visit- for spring goods. Shoes hid gathered. — Nol prossed on payment of costa, f 10. ing relatives here. Justice Hanson responded briefly to the By Indictment. Bernard Small caught a six-and-one-half for men, women, children. remarks, ordering the resolutions spread 1966 State vs Jacob Altman, larceny. April pound salmon Thursday at Branch pond. 1913-Filed. the records of the coart, and a* a Albion Wood and wife, of Ellsworth, H. P. upou State vs Alden V assault and CARTER, 1967 Carter, with Hiram Danico and further mark of court Indictment tiled. spent Sunday reapact, ordering battery. April 1913— wife. 38 Main St., Ellsworth for the 1984 State vs Prank L Green, comroou seller. •djourned day. The union April 1913—Piled. sewing circle will meet with Mrs. Louisa at DIVORCES* DECREED. vs E J common seller. Thursday Moore, 1986 State Grub, April North Ellsworth. 1913—Capias. THE— The following divorces were decreed 1966 State ve Arthur L Hnnton. common Louville McGown. of Newport, spent during the term: seller. April 1918—Continued. one day recently with his parents, Howard vs Thomas seller. McGown and wife. Caroline E. Hal er, libellant, from George 1967 State Kimball,common CLARION. April 1918-Filed. Miss has B. Butler, desertion. (Jonary fur libellant. Helen King gone to Lagrange, 1973 State ve G J Moran, common seller. where she will open a millinery store. Mary H. Reynold*, libellant, from Frank P- 1913—Piled. Whether it's a or a fur April Her many friends here wish her success. range cruel and abusive treatment- Ben* Beyooids; State vs S L common seller. 1978 Treat, April Oscar and who have nace—if it is a it is •on for libellant. 1913-Continued Doyle wife, been “Clarion”, with Frank Maddocks and wife the past Horace PeU'ngitl. libellant, from Mary Pet- KNTRRBK APRIL TRRM, 1913. sure to meet winter, have gone to Bar Harbor for the every requirement tiaflil; cruel and abusive treatment. E. 8. By Apvenl. summer. Made the Wood Co. Clark for libellant. vs Intoxication. by Blabop 1977 .State- James Farley. About thirty-five friends and Edith H from A. Nol proaaed ou payment of #6.90. neighbors Sold Martin, libellant, Joshua gathered at the home of Jen ness McGown Baugor. by By Indictment. Martin, desertion. Whiting for libellaut. and wife Monday evening, and gave them Mary E. H. Doty, libellant, from Cyrus R. 1978 State vs John Crowell. manslaughter. a surprise, it being Mrs. McGown's birth- J. P. Arraigned Monday. Pleaded not ELDRLDGE, I>ot»; intoxication. A for day. The was w ith games Coggan Coggan Wednesday, retracted evening spent guilty. previ- and music. Refreshments of ice-cream libellant. ous psea and pleaded guilty. Sentence, Main Street, Ellswoktii and cake were served. •kffnts G. Fraser. libellant, from John C. two years In State prison. Praser; desertion. Peters A Knowlton for 1979 State vs Edwin Good win. murder. not Committed to Ellsworth & Machine libeUant. Pleaded guilty. in- Foundry Works, sane asylum for investigation as to GKEK.N LAKE. When selecting uour Cap Georgii V|. Kenney, llbellnnt, from Henry sanity. fe, Buy the best Water Street, Ellsworth, Me. Keanev; deiertlon. HtnUdeU for llbellnnt. 1900 State vs Antonio Urava, refusing to Many of the cottagers spent the week- Hnllic I'ettee, lfbellnnt, from Eugene support. Ordered to pay $900; $6 per end here. | week pending payment. Weeley Prime; extreme cruelty. Llbcllce’i School opened to-day with a fai»‘ at- LAMSON 19S1 State vs Arthur Huntley, forgery. Ar- ?r THE BUICK—Five Models chinned to HnllU E. 8. Clerk tendance. Urgent. raigned Saturday. Pleaded guilty. lor libellant. Sentence, th.ee months in county Jail. Gus Danico and family have returned to reside here. THE COLE—Three Models Geneva E. Willey, llbellnnt, from Hurry A. 1983-3 State vs George Lambert, arson. Ar- ^HUBBARDFor sola bu Pleaded not Bliley; deriertlon. B. 8. Clerk for llbellnnt. raigned Tuesday guilty. Mrs. H. F. Lord landed one a salmon on motion to Kufni L. Law court quash indict- last RELIABLE CLOTHING CO. THE GENERAL MOTOR CO.’S Htmtton. llbellnnt. from Stelln K. ment for alleged defect. Monday. Striuon; deiertlon, B 8. for llbellnnt. Binee the ice left the Trucks from lbs. to 5 tons. Clnrk 1904 State vs Harris Leavitt, assault with in' lake April 14 up to 1,000 Abble E. Kenney, llbellnnt, from Nutbin E. tent to murder. Pleaded guilty. Sen- Friday night, forty-nine salmon have Cotnmiaaton JHmtanta. been Kenney: desertion. Mieon for tence. two years in insane department landed. Saturday was “high llbellnnt. line”, below some of of State prison. nineteen being taken on that day alone The advertisements represent Annie L. Clny, llbellnnt. from Ueorge E by the leading houses of New England. Our 1985 State vs John Wn» Smith and Harris the following persons: Mark Bix c*»y; deiertlon. for llbellnnt. Crowley, readers will doubtless And them of value. Connry Leavitt, breaking, entering and lar- pounds; Ryder, seven pounds; I. G. Stet- Models of Above Cars carried in Stock Eorreet — Young, llbellnnt, from Ploieie M ceny. Smith arraigned Saturday son, three pounds; C. C. Stetson, four and tonng. ndultery. Penny A Lyonm for Itbel- Pleaded guilty. Sentence, three one-half B. five months in Nol as pounds; Grey, pounds; Innt. couuty jail. proseed M. two to Leavitt. Quinn, salmon; J. Quinn, one sal- Joiephine H. from Wnlter mon, Miss Mary Quinn, one, F. L. Hodg- ■• Bunker, llbellnnt, 1986 State vs t>avid Lovell aud Arthur Bunker; deiertlon Bpofford for llbellnnt. breaking and kins, one, George A. Moore, two; Wilson, Graves, entering. April Fred n., Hownrd, llbellnnt from Belcher T. 1919—Continued. two; Jordan, two; Edward Frazier, "owtrd; deiertlon. two salmon. Others were taken at the c0lHl>55|c-» HpoBord for llbellnnt. 1987 State vs Hattie Pettee, breaking, enter- foot of the lake. WANT CBliilKAL POCKET. ing and larceny. April 1918—Con- tinued. The criminal docket win dinponed of 1988 State vs Jennie Card, common seller. Pleaded guilty. Sentenced to NORTH KLLS WORTH. hurtday. There no thirty Veals and Lambs FOR SALE being Jury trial., in execution of sen- e juries days county Jail; were Anally dinchnrged nt noon. tence suspended during good behavior. Mrs. Lizzie Nason is employed at Ells- Ask Dr. A. G. A house and lot 2 1-2 miles worth for a Young, desirable from ptinonern were Arraigned for nen- 1989 State vs Jennie Card, single sale. April short time. tence 1913—Continued. Sec’v State board of Thurndny. Harold Maddocks has gone to Bar Har- health, Postoffice. in fine and Jotiu 1990 State vs Wsrren Qoogina, single sale. bor, where he has employment. Buildings repair Crowell, wbo nhot nnd killed Pleaded Sentence, thirty days Augusta, Maine, ,how to guilty. Mrs. of was the West in a drunken carousal at in county jail. Mittimus suspended Harry Johnson, Bangor well situated. until further order of court. guest of her aunt, Mrs. Helen Nason, Fri- comply with new law, and roweir* home in Mansel on November 3 1991 State va Walter Meban, common seller. day night. *8W then to us. .y* srrsiifned Thursday morning. April 1918—Capias. Mrs. H. F. Maddocks is in Bangor with ship INSURANCE AND her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hamlin Mad- ADbntutmmt#. docks, who still continues in delicate REAL ESTATE heath. Professional (Eartis. 0. W. ELLSWORTH, MAINE Nicolin has voted to hold its TAPLEY, grange annual bazar and shooting match in JjTeverett hall^ Last Health Beptember, the date to be announced later. TBACHBK OF TUB Spring My A dance will be held at the hall Maynight. on An auto Pipe Okoan. Get the Safe Side of the as completely broken down through passing through here from Ban- Fence, prolonged gor to Bar Harbor Sunday became stalled j Organist and Choirmaster Unitarian at a sick bed. My appetite was gone. in the mud, and might have been there j Church, Bangor. but for the assistance Instructor in music at Classical In- patchingwas so yet, of Eugene i Higgins Before it is too Late nervous not I be- stitute. Will receive a that I could sleep. Moore, who, with his team, went to its ! limited number of pu- in Ellsworth on 'anie pale, rescue. Saturdays. For particu- thin, languid, tired, looked ten years fillsart inquire of Rev. ft. B. Mathews. Insure with companies that are reliable. 0 -'r- 'through physical weakness my mental1 Insure with companies that are safe and sound. condition DOLLARDTOWN. H. was affected. Hood’s Sarsaparilla re- ALICE SCOTT Insure with companies that pay losses immedi Mrs. and infant son SPECIALTY MADE OF 8t»red me to health. It aided the worn- Benjamin Tracey ately. perfect went to York to-day. TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING AND °ut GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. Insure with the nerve» of my stomach to do their I W. of has only best companies—and the duty. Garland, Lakewood, rented Agent Uuton Safe & Trust Co., of Port- *°u^ Grace W. Barron’s farm. Deposit best are handled ®°on eat and sleep peacefully and felt land, for furnishing Probate and Surety Bonos companies by Byron H. Meader has gone to Northeast Agent Oliver Typewriter; f*CW course veins. With* typewriter supplies through tny Harbor for the summer. Cor. Main and Water Hta. (over Moore's Drue lr‘ 3'J weeks C. W. & F. L. Real I was my former self, and for a Mrs. William L. Kemp visited her son Store). Ellsworth, Me. MASON, Insurance, Estate. * ar “ave enjoyed the best health.” Julia C. Tison, Atlantic City, 3S. J. William iu Bangor last week. A. M. Barron is home from owners will be from fire For and take Ludlow, WILLIAM Property protected by placing their your Spring Medicine, blood purifier strength builder, where he has spent the winter. 1)R SEMPLE, Judson G. Barron has gone to Eden, OSTEOPATH. where he will be for the employed sum- IN ELLSWORTH TUESDAYS mer. and FRIDAYS Hood’s Miss Helen Plaiated, of York, has been Fire Insurance Sarsaparilla her office: The Colonial. Hours visiting grandparents, G. B. Floyd Bangor Sold everywhere. Get a buttle today. and wife. 2 5 p. m. with E. J. WALSH, ELLSWORTH. Stibrrt.armfn!!) SSMirrUgramt* NEWS. ing last week. Refreshments were served. COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY There were present: Misses Zelma Thurs- Marion ton, Anne M. Gott and Martin, WEST SI'LUVAN If Mothers Only Knew! HANCOCK. W. H. Thurston and wife, Mrs. Dora John Tracy, of Gouldsboro, waa here OBITUARY. Martin, Mrs. M. 8. Twombley, Messrs. M. E. Sunday. at the Calvin Frank Stevens and G. A. HOLMES, The death of Mrs. Eliza J. Foes, Gordius, Nineteen‘twentieth* of the tldUMM of Mias Mary Milne has gone to Swan’s home of her son, Capt. A. I. Foas, Sunday Gott. chiidreo hare two cause*: constipation to teach. morning, takes from this community one April M. Island and worms! Ellsworth and Bar Harbor, M© 21.__P. his of its best-known and most esteemed resi- George Lord, of Hancock, has moved The danger of constipation is under- CENTER. diifercnt kind* of dents. A few days previous she was about family here for the summer. stood, but there are 50 who has been is woims that exist in the stomach and the house when she was taken suddenly Ida Bartlett, very ill, home from may James Havey is Pinehurst, to out bowels, and children are especially apt HI, and in of all that skill or care again. N. where he has the winter. spite C., spent have them. Usually atomachand pin worms could do, she obeyed the summons that Miss Lennie Stanley has gone to Bay- with M. L. Stevens lodge, K. of P., worked Signs of worms are: Ind'gestion, called her side to teach. for higher. the third rank on one candidate Tuesday a variable appetite; abnormal craving She was born in the daughter ill of swollen Hancock, Mrs. Mabel Somes, who has been evening. sweets; nausea and vomiting; upper in hard and of David and Fannie Stratton, January, is sour tongue;offensive breath; INSURANCE lipi grip, improving. D. L. Weare poet, No. 88, G. A. R., will and was therefore eighty years full with occasional and 1833, past will hold it# socials belly gripings The grange only hold its memorial aervices at one in her twenties she became Prospect about the navel; face at time of the Times. The Assurance of of age. Early weeks the suin- pains The Agency | once every four through Harbor 30. then and in a few cases the Insurance. the wife of Capt. Coleman Moore, of the May flushed, pale j mer. Ash was called to East face take* on a dull leaden hue; eyes same town. A daughter was born to Mrs. Nancy C. Orville Bartlett, who has been with the of heavy and dull, twitching eyelids; itching ROY HAINES, Representative. them, and when the little one was two Franklin Friday by the serious illness this is of the nose; of the rectum; short, came i West Tremont scallop fleet winter, her Mrs. Olive Rutter. itching years old, a most trying experience j sister, of the teeth; little home. dry cough; grinding to the w ife and mother. Sh > had gone The friends of Stan Wilson on many sym- red points stickingwut tongue; starting NIAGARA riKr. lK»I!RAMCt CO., in his vessel for a ! Howard who has been at North MICHIGAN rime A MARINE INN. CO, with her husband trip* Pervear, pathise with him in the low of his floe during slow fever; pulse quickened Or JfBW YORK. home lor the sleep; or nrraoiT, micmicmii. South, and on the return Capt. Moore was ! Brooklin this winter, is residence fire evening. and irregular; body may be hot; and AS8BTJ4 DBC. IS, 1013. by Thursday A8SET8 DEC. *1, Itll. with and died. The summer. in children, consul ions. *fortfra*e loan*. taken smallpox finally Alonzo of Eaat Sullivan, was in often, Hooper, worms and will Real Hu>cka and bond*. ■wife and child also contracted the disease will have Rid the child of you Lawrence Harper employment town on friends last week. His Mortgage loan*. Caah in office and bank, 1 calling have a child. loans. were in the cabin of the for the summer with hia healthy, happy Collateral A«enU* bftlancM, and quarantined at Marlboro see him. many friends were glad to Block* and bond*. Intmtt and rent*. recovered. vessel for days, but finally Osmond Emery. NOTE—Dr. True's own Cash in office and bank. | uncle, Rev. Edward F. Wood will to Win- prescription, was married to Ed- go balance*. A few years later She who has been sold under the name of Dr. True*# Elixir, Agents* Oro»» mkii, Little Stanley Higgins, ter Harbor to a Internal and renta, D«dact llrmi not also of ano for Sunday, April 27, preach best in the world for worms. admitted. mund N. Foss, Hancock, 1 his Grandmother at Indian is the remedy AH other asset*, with Higgins memorial sermon for the Odd Fellows. they ;iived ,in happy union. It destroys all worm life, expel s worms from Admitted uwti. forty years Point, ia here with hia mother, Mrs. Yilda Gross asset*. Enoch of has the and makes the child again. LIABILITIES About ten years ago Mr. Foss died. Newman, Gouldsboro, j body healthy Deduct Item* not admitted, DBC. «, If 12. ; Higgins. he All 35c, 50c and $1.00. Nrt Joaae*. Mrs. Foss was a woman of quiet but rented the G. H. Tracy house, which j dealers, nopaid • t«1J»» Koweil Mattie Admitted a»ft*. Unearned Mrs. Ctigbton (born a for the premium*. sterling life. Though her life had been has opened for boarding-house AU other iiabilSttee. Dow), of West Somerville, Mass., is visit- LIABILITIES DEC. *1, '•Mjntn marked with many sorrows and difficul- summer. Uatlroabs anb Steamboats. Onah capital. ing her aunts, Mrs. James Gray and Mrs. Net unpaid losses, bar plus over ail liabilities. MHMk«| ties, she bore therr* all with courage and I). D. G. M. Dr. Frank it. Ober, of North- j Unearned premiums, : Elva AH other liabilities, Hers was a and Stanley. Total liabilities and surplus. fa.faj 99 fortitude. kindly sym- east Harbor, made an official visit to j MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD fash j« I April 19. B. capital. M. B. HOLM Ks, pathetic nature, and in the former years, David A. Hooper lodge, F. and A. M., I Surplus oTer all liabilities. Afent when she had the strength, her neigh- SUNSET. Friday evening. MAINE In Effect Total liabilities and surplus. tl.tHMH 87 ministries were and unselfish. borly many April 21. Dmioo. M. B. HOLMES. DKTROIT riHK A MAKIM: IN A. Mrs. Rena Sterling left Thursday for Central March 1013. Agent. to., Above all she was a toiler. Work was her 31. Mtcanoair. Boston. Railroad ovnorr, best employ, and she was never satisfied if SOUTH DEER ISLE. A93KT3 DBC. »!, 1912. Snowden is at BAR HARBOR TO BANG OH. she were not busy in some form of ser- Leroy employed Camp* Real eslae. Mrs. Rebecca Bryant, who spent the iw.Btr bell’s island. j am am r m r K Mortgage ioana. vice. STANDARD HHK INSURANCE CO., TN431K17 w inter at Cares, is home. "ar Harbor lv .*10 SO 4 1* 9 00 Collateral Ioana. !*.«#• these fine of mtnd and The Sunset baseball team is With qualities practicing Sorrento.....I 4 *1. raitsord, comtsrrirPT. Stock* and bonda. The ladies’ aid met w ith Mrs. Cash in office and «■ she endeared herself to a host of for the season. society Sullivan.. bank. A* 11 heart, j * ASSETS DEC. Si. MM*. L. K. Judkins Mt Doner* Fv.Ml SO 8 15 t 9 M 4 tft Agents’ balance*. 1IT.« 77 friends who feel a sense of loss in Thursday. deep George Davis bas gone to Sunshine to Waukeag, 8 Fy 11 27 5 22 9 S* 4 62 Stocks and bonds. ll.M'St Interest and reol«. ».*»» was a woman re- Miss Hattie who the win- ! Hancock .. 11 *0 6 2ft io ea 4 56 office and All other assets. 6M|| her She of work on a weir. Hatch, spent Cash in bank. 9MB departure. Franklin Road.ft I 40 f ft *3 10 14 ft 08 ter at is at home. Agents' balances. #T.aa* ligious nature. About thirty years ago Wintbrop, til oo fn 80 : ft «i 10 45 ft 12 tiros* assets. •a.Ji*.»t rr Sterling Stinson has gone to Farming- Wuh'rt’aiiBc Interest and rent*. II.lM ... *7 ft 47 10 S3 Deduct item* not admitted. she and her husband were baptized into Mrs. Bailie Bryant, our oldest inbabi- ] Ellsworth II 06 11 ft » i»Ati « ton, where he has employment on a farm. Ella worth Falla all 1G 12 OT ft A3 ftO 57 5 » Gross assets. the fellowship of the Baptist church, of tant, who has been very ill, it better. Nicolin. all 22 :12 15 6 07 f 11 10 ft » slasrs Admitted mmU. •1.1WJS914 Ed. Greenlaw went to Camden re- DEC. ISIS. was a faithful and con- Gapt. Green Lake .... all SO 12 24 « 17 ft! 19 ft 4ft LIABILITIES SI, which 'she Mrs. H. P. who has the LIABILITIES DBC. 91,1912. to the in commis- Hatch, spent Ijikc.. all *7 :il 81 « M fll W IS » Net • tMB sistent member. reason of cently put yacht Osprey Philllpa unpaid losses. Ket unpaid l^aae*. f Although by winter in Portland with is home. : Mill. : < fft to sms* friends, Beery's »-1 Unearned premiums,* Unearned N7l.lV* ?o she was not able to sion. Holden all 43 12 Sv 6 38 fit 84 ft 04 premkunva, the lengthening years, All other liabilities. *».»*> All other Itabilltlea, IL-WM Mrs. Robinson, who has been visiting Brewer June 12 00 12 « to II w ft 24 Cash Mb.*** as her interest in the Mrs. Elira has returned from capital. Cash capital. SO.ocu i« help formerly, ; Sylvester Kaugor.. -i 12 Oft 1 Oft 7 0t- 11 80 ft 30 alt St8.fi! I her son, Guy Cleveland, has returned to ! Surplus over liabiiitlea. s8bs* Surplus over all liabilities, 1 ,o» *5 church s welfare never waned, and that West where she has the Upton, spent « Manset. Portland.ar 4 SO ft » 'll l» 4 St 12 50 and M loses a valued in her winter. Total liabilities surp.ua. • 1.10MB Total liabilities and eurploa. i« organization helper Boston via. .. Jesse Stinson has moved bis from I M E. HOLMKf*. Agent. M B. H01.MKM, A death. Mrs. Roakes, of Somerville. family 8 00 **• Kent. Wesley Boston via The funeral was iheld at the North Penobacot to the bouse of the late yesterday Mass., was called here by the serious ill* Portsmouth ar .f 9 Oft 5 IV. in was Mrs. Sylvester on Mill hill. Union church Hancock, and largely Dess of her mother, Mrs. Clara Lufkin. BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. attended. It was conducted her Jason Greenlaw and of Isles- by pastor. L. B. Cole went to Oipt. wife, to Rockland Tuesday ton Rev. P. A. A. Killam, of Ellsworth, Two boro, were here this week getting their Boa via consult a specialist, having had in abscess lv .it ft 00'* ft to Make Meals solos were sung -“Beautiful Isle of Some- cottage ready for summer. Boston via “Pick-Up” in the ear wnich has been very trouble- where’’ and “The Day of Glory’’, and the 18. K. Portsmouth Iv §06 10 OO some. April ' whole service was a and simple yet fitting Portland...... lv ! in .. i f 1.1 00 *11 85 1 20 Miss Bessie Gray, who has a vaca- m r m r as tribute to a life of faith and worth. The spent FRANK UN ROAD. Delightfully Appetizing tion with her L. Bancor.lv ■t « 00 *10 »> 8 irt 5 15 »7«00 floral were parents, Capt. W. Gray offerings profuse and beautiful, j Andrew Martin was in Bangor Satur- Brewer June... ft 07 !0 » 3 1ft ft 21 7 Oft and has returned to her duties as ! Convert the broths, bearing fragrant testimony of the love and wife, Holden. f « 20 10 5ft f 3 36 5 40 simple every-day d»y. .. nurse in the Faery's Mill. .no to-1. or into dishes that need esteem of hearts. East Maine general hospital stews sauces many Lee is visiting friends in Calais Phillip* Lake t 6 * ID 02 f 3 41 I 6 47 r? ti at Bangor. McKay < French names to win the Mrs. Foss is survived by two daugh- ^ Green lake.... 44 II 10 3 4* 6 57 7 40 only approval and St. Stephen, N. B. Nicolin. f ft 58 11 f 3 to t « 07 7 80 April 14. Sadie. 22 of the most It's an ters— Mrs. C. W. Foss, of Hancock, and FI la worth Falla 7 Oft 11 &\ 4 0ft ft 30 ft OS exacting epicure. School commenced April 14, taught by KUsworfh ..... Mrs. Charles Anderson, of Bar Harbor, j 7 13 11 42 4 14 6 25 ft II easy thing to do if you always keep at SEAL COVE. Hazel of Wash'gt’n June 7 25 II 50 4 20 f ft SI fft 17 and two Mias Smith, Brewer. sons—Capt. Augustus I. Foss, and Franklin Road f t am 00. ft 40 ft 2ft hand a can of T. W. Wails has moved his Wallace E. Foss, both of Hancock. All Capt. family Cbarig* Martin went recenty to Harring- Hancock. f 7 41 12 10. « 49 ft MS to for a few months. Waukrae, £ Fv 7 M I! IS. 8 &S 8 3ft were at the Opeeche ton, where he bought two fine cows. present service, and also a Mt Desert Ferry 7 10 II JO. 7 00 8 46 Mrs. Rose Walls a of last Sullivan.. II & Poor’s large number of grandchildren. Inter- spent part C. M. Martin sold his span of horses to Stickney Sorrento...... ft 40. ment was in the local week with her sister. Mrs. Phebe Kobbins. cemetery. Fred H. Osgood, of Ellsworth, last week. Bar Harbor .ar 9 1ft I 10 -- 7 46 9 JO Mrs. Lisa Pomroy, of West Tremont, Ira B. of Ellsworth, wai j Hagan, jr., f Poultry Seasoning NORTH SULLIVAN. visited her sister, Mrs. E. F. Daily except Sunday. Robbins, here last Wednesday surveying William ° Daily except Monday. It is made of herbs and blended MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS. last week. L. Miles's farm. Fred Millikan, of Weal spices Trains leaving Ellsworth at 7.1J a ra and 4.14 de- Again the messenger of death has entered so perfectly as to produce a rich, Arthur Rnmiil and wife are receiving Hancock, has bought halt of the farm. p m, and arriving at Ellsworth 11.0ft a m. 10 &t our court, and removed from our midst our p m connect with Washington County trains, licious flavor, adding the spicy, finish- congratulations on the birth of a daugh- 21. M. beloved sister, Carrie Walton; be it there- April f Stops on signal to conductor, ing touch not only to poultry stuffing ter April 15. ^ fore x Stops only to leave passengers from points but also to escallopcd oysters, croquettes east of Washington Janet ton. Resolved, That in the death of this sister. ! School opened April 14; Miss Grace Car- HANCOCK POINT. of lamb, beef and chicken, broths, stews and sauces f Sundays only. Court Waukeag has lost a devoted member. ter, of Mt. Desert, teacher. She board* Albert Jewett has moved hia to sells it in lOr and 15c sizes. Write !■ r family are to Nearly every grocer Resolved. That we extend to the bereaved with Mrs. Passengers earnestly requested pro- May Lunt. West Sullivan. cure tickets before enter:mt the trains, and our book of receipts; you will be delighted with it. of our deceased sister our family heartfelt especiallyially Ellsworth to Fulls and Falla U the other A Poor Products that should b- on -, ry Exra Reed, Verne and Dana C. A. with W. A. Amofif fttlrkney sympathy In this, their hour of affliction. Bwaxey, Penney spent Sunday Klls worth. cooks pantry shelf ore: Mustard. Pepper. Cinnamon. Clove*. Oingrr. Martin aud Ernest H- D. WALDRON. lacs. Pimento. Savory, Marjoram. Hall, Curry ro*d*r. Pap- Resolved, That our charter be in Lunt have employ- Phillips and wife at Nicolia. Iood Sage. Celery draped General Passenger Agent. rika, Tapioca. Nutmeg, Cassia. Allspice. Whole Mixed Hplce. Pastry ^P>r. voted members; one who has always labored Marlboro for the summer. bur. \ Stonlngton, North Haven and Rockland, con- for the best interests of the order, and whose j Mias Linnie Tracy is visiting her sister 1 nectloc wMta steamer for Boston; also Tuesday* | memory we shall ever cherish for her Don’t Put Off and KrMajrs 13 co noon for Stonlairton, North kindly Mrs. Bertha in Bar Harbor. ; deeds and cheerful presence. Wilbur, Haven and Rockland. seeking relief from the illnesses bteamer Mlne-ola leave* HlueblH Monday* Resolved, That we extend John and Lawrence our heartfelt Springer Morse were caused by defective action of the or- and Thursday* at 10 00a m for South Biueblil, sympathy to the bereaved in of Mrs. Carrie Brookl1’». setlgwlek. Deer l»le, ; family their guests Springer Thursday. | gans of digestion. Most serious sick- Saneatvllle. affliction, and commend South BrookavUle, Oark Harbor and Rockland, them to our Mrs. nesses their start in troubles of Mary West, of Egypt, spent last ; get connecting with steamer for Ko«tnn; also Heavenly Father for the comfort which we r“ d week 1 the stomach, liver, bowels—troubles Tuesday* and Frfr av« 12‘0 noon for Deer Isle l «mp«ed j ,he re- caunot with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Strat- Lo.wel Ffrtiliier* efencnta give. relieved Sargentvlite and Rockland. SS, for Which it 18 intended, ton. quickly, safely, surely by SK?? they arc adapted fwtsiailv Resolved, That as a token of Sedftwtek line discontinued for the season. Ncw respect for j '"Prtr <>'""*■ clemente that are Sister our RKTUKN1M* l^ne Tl,°f l-n,g ;‘"1,K,lls an? Walton, charter be draped in Mrs. Emeline Hutchins ism poor health. lacking, lney ore noil builders and Steed Belfast and crop producers mourning for a Turbine riesmthip* thirty days, copy of these Her many friends for a re- "EVEN BETTER THAN hope speedy j Cauiden. , ._. BEFORE." resolutions be spread on our a records, copy covery. Ia my*Ed •“ v"rr much pleased with it sent BEECHANTS Leave* Boston 5 m a, 1 t the Fertiliter area new to better the family, and a copy sent to The p Monday Tuesdays then several veer, sen nr »t and for con nee* er“5** ,rom Ellsworth American Mrs. Harry Wyman has returned to her Thursdays Friday* Rockland, sw for with steamer Rockland 5.15 a tesiK uatu. t>kd tf** publication. buy leavluc to. IVn will L ‘sjs- MaxiciKtaSrsirjs: Arvo«UM>k ('•■unty, M*. home in after a few weeks' visit ! Hattie I. MiLLer. Bangor, Tuesday-*, Wednesday, Friday* and Saturday* t ** th“t W‘“ ,R't " r,,e for Bar and later- for Ada M. Blaisobll. with her parents. Freeman Sabine and j Harbor. Biueblil, SeUnwIck PILLS mediate lauding a. o^n^Hard°lkSk M. N. Goodwin. wife. If ws an net reseated Sold •••rj «twr*. La kwiM, lOc^. SSa* E. L. SMITH. A cent. Bar Harbor rep la yoar town, writs lor terms. April 21. Anon. A. M. lint kick. A cent. Biueblil. — Lowell M’KINLEY. E. J. F-ATOH, a cent, s.-d* wick. Fertilizer Co., 40 NorOi Market St., Boston, Mass. WEST < Miss Anne Gott has opened her lunch- FRANKLIN. One to pAl*.'MM*lriiV.4 !/>*< v*i..\ahMr *fv.-v.*.hi vw. room. Gladys Butler is at Mont Goodwin's. Only Way Wallace King and wife arrived Wednes- Edna Clark is going to Waterville to j END CATARRH day from Boston, where they have had work. work. Earl Bracy will move here from Beech- j Reach the raw, tender, inllanted is what moacy will earnII The Manchester restaurant will be con- land. membrane infested with Catarrh your invested Id shares of the ducted Carl and wife germs and them. by Pettigrove this Frank Bradbury is going to Hollis for a I destroy You can't reach the nooks and crev- summer. visit. ices with li<|uid is Ellsiorti Loan anti Building Asst W. H. Thurston and wife came preparations—there home A family by the name of Benson from only one way—breathe the germ-de- from a A SERIES April 11, pleasure and business trip Goodwin’s Siding, has moved into the stroying air or Booth's HYOMEI (pro- NEW to Bangor and Ellsworth. DeBeck store. nounce it Uigh-o-me) directly over the la now open. £Aar*s, $1 each; monthly pay indamed and mem- W. J. Thurston and O. L. Bragg went to Carl Williams has a white germ-infested wyandotte brane. Bucksport and returned with Underwood’s which laid an three WHY RENT pullet egg weighing HYOMEI contains no opium, co- PAY tbe last week. wheu you can borrow uii your EZO FOR fish-boat, Osprey, and ounces and measured THE YOU three-fourths caine or other harmful drugs: it is a FEET THIS CASE SHOWS shares, give a first mortgage and What Neal Method Does Mrs. Frank Manchester left Thursday six and one-half inches the smallest way. balsamic air made of Australian reduce tt even month? Month!) 3-Daj and interest Ho Matter How Sore or Thirteen months after taking your for the Maine 21. CliE’KvB. eucalyptus, thymol, and some Msteriau i«ayn«*uts together Painful YouP general hospital, Portland, April will amount to but little more day treatment I am aa tough u a bear It is to end n«Tt»r seen » drin» for treat meat. Mrs. Cora Bragg went with antiseptics. guaranteed than you are now paying for Feet, You Can Dance with Joy the time when I wanted ■Jnee I left ... I cannot girt LAMOIXK. the of Catarrh and Troup, or rent, and In about ten years you jour Institute Jaer. NORTH misery Praise for From ba-K. It's fine for Colds an I will *»““Tt his sardine Notice. *“■ best stomach and kidney e>*dicine made opening factory. Paupe »>»PO HAlilTH SlCCKSHfO11 N. who of Ells* THEATER. or pboM H T. Alston, of Raleigh. C., suffered April Y* contracted with tbe City CaU up.>u, mUret with pain iu the stomach and back, writes.; 21.__ HAVINGworth to support aud care for those who Hair were deranged and ®y liver did need assistance during the next five •*M v kidneys may Stops Falling THE NEAL INSTITUTE, nnt'sark right. 1 suffered much, but Electric If yon haven’t the time to exercise regu- years and are legal residents of Ellsworth, Hall's Hair Ranewer 147 PlMUMt Are., Portland, Main* and * forbid ail them on ac- certainly stops Bitters was recommended improved larly, Doan's regalets will prevent constipa- persons trusting my Telephone 4*1*. 1 now ie*l*ike a new healthful ac- count. as there is of room and accom- hair. from the first dose tion They induce mild, easy, plenty ! falling No donbt about it what- BOLD AND GUARANTEED too. Only 50c tion of the bowels without Ask modations to care for tnem at the City Farm BY at man” It will improve you, griping. a* The only place to get bargains is Recommended by all druggists. 1 your druggist for them. 35c.—Ad vt. I house. M. J. Dbummby, ever__Yon_WTll_suret^beBati8fied. G. A. PARCH ER. E»d%l.O0- store that advertises for your trade. NEWS. prophecy, Margaret Hswver; clans will, ‘SlAcrtiemunts. fLrgal Notice legal Notices. COUNTY William Blodgett; essay, Maynard Doug- COUNTY NEWS. las, Esther Steele, Carrol Perkins, Louaie NOTICK OF F0KKCL08VRE. To ail person* interested in either of the es- blukhill. tates hereinafter named. Colson; address to SOUTH SURRY. Fred B. CUIr, of Bucksport, ondergradoates, At a coart held at Ellsworth, in and county of Hancock, State of Maine, probate OBITPABY. Wheeler Bartlett. Officers WHEREAS, for the of Hancock, on the fifteenth ele.ted are: School began this morning, with Clif- The Merit by his mortgage deed dated the twenty-fourth oounty Of of a. d. an ■ nativo of Class Test day April, 1918. being adjourned , j. Hinckley, Bloehill, president, Wheeler secre- day of December, a. d. 1910, and recorded in pi, Bartlett; ford Coggins as teacher. session of the April a. d. 1913 term of said in Beco, C»l»- Hancock county registry of deeds, in book *, ,, hn home Uunpo tary and treasurer, Gertrude Borden; ; Charles Cunningham is at home from 475, page 407, conveyed to me, the undersigned, Oil., Merch 21, after en IU- executive W. Bassett, then of Elliottsville Plan- following matters having been & county. committee, William Blodgett, George pre- Surry, where he spent the winter. tation, county of Piscataquis, State of Maine, sented for the action thereupon herein- Ibrce ycert, aged aevonty-«l*ht Margaret Esther THE of Sawyer, Steele. now of Verona, in said county of Hancock, after indicated, it is hereby ordered that no- of Fred is 1 be Clalaveraa Ptotprrt, Ben An- Coggin* assisting Henry Bridges Ellsworth People Are Given the following described real estate situated in tice thereof be given to all persons interested, a of this order to be extended obituary, aayn of him: CAPE HOSIER. to get his weir ready for the season. said Bucksport' describe J as follows: by causing copy pub- loan Convincing Proof. First lot. Beginning on the southerly side lished three weeks successively in the Ella- Maurice and Claude Bridges are also here. worth a at J. Hinckley wee e native of Hloehlll, School in district No. 8 of lot numbered 107, on the westerly shore of American, newspaper published began Monday Hancock theuce about north in said that may 4, IBS Hie earlier A few of the here are pond; running Ellsworth, county, they ap- ix>rn January with Hattie Hale as people who inter- at *elioe teacher. 31 west on the line between lots numbered pear at a probate court to be held Ells- Id tbal (Male, ea e abip eer- ested In the met at the church 106 and 107, about rods to a stake worth, in said county, on the sixth day of .pent Maurice has library, eighty (80) of the California cold Gray installed an engine in and stones at the corner of land May, a. d. 1913, at ten of the clock in the ier ar to the time where the books now are after- formerly bis new Sunday owned J. H. thence on forenoon, and be heard thereon if they see In the of tew he aelled motor-boat, the Grayling. No better test of any article can be made by West; northeasterly ^rileilwnt apying noon, and after a little discussion, decided the line of said West about forty six rods to croeainc the lathmua end James is the line between lots 107 At thence on said Sarah M. late of in ordaa Fraoclaco, Peaaley having a motor-boat that it be well to have the than the test of time, and this is particu- 108; McClushey, Castine, may building east about rods said deceased. A certain instrument In the fall of the name year. built in Caatine William line south about *iu eighty to county „r!rlo* by Webster. open, with a librarian in each larly true of a medicine. Doan’s the road to a stake and atones five purporting to be the last will and testament Umoha rieoa. Amador attendance, kidney standing g, went to county, W illiam (. rods north about *1° west from the westerly of said deceased, together with petition for with aucceaaful ounce has the contract Sunday afternoon, so that any who with Pills have stood this test and became Identified locarry Kidney shore of the stream or brook which runs out probate thereof, presented by Charles E. Me- the mail between iioaier and to do to have the nse of the books. of Hancock thence on a line south- the executor therein named. derlnt the life of that camp Cape Chstine. may stood it well. better pond; Cluskey, Lrer-mlnln* What proof of the which shall be six rods north 31' Thomas P. late of Eden, in said ah nt the time that 14. Tramp. westerly Emery, moved toi'alaveree Mrs. Mary Gray and April west shore o* the aforesaid brook deceased. A certain inalrument g( daughter Marjorie, merits of this could demand from the county pur- Bret diecovered In that camp. He who remedy you at the outlet of aaid and so «o be the last will and testament of affrt ear have spent the winter in pond continuing porting Rockland, the same course to aaid thence said deceased, with for pro- teen Intereat In everything pertaln- returned EDEN. than the statement of an Ellsworth resi- pond; westerly together petition J,*. home Saturday. the shore of said to drat mentioned bate thereof, Bertrand E. and of that by pond presented by Clark, development progreaa who the town in a the executor therein name-1. IMlcthe Mrs. AdJena who Hodgkins’ Brothers are building a dent used it successfully and tells of bounds, except the rights of »»d wee a recogotredpiuthorlty on Black, has been visit- across Maid lot. * Clarence 8. Snowman, late of Bluehill, in (edertry. weir at roadway relatives in Hadley’s point. results? Second lot. Parts of lots numbered 115 At said deceased. a c< ■ tain instrument and copper-mining. ing Washington and Boston, lasting county, jpg placer 118 seventh range in said Bucksport, and put porting to be ibe 1 .* will and testament he married Coughlin, to which la home Roland Leland and wife have gone to Read the ,au Mary expected shortly. following: bounded. Beginning at the northeasterly of said decease !, *o*i ther with petition for hve children Jeaaie C. Bar ladle L. Snow- »erc born Jordan has Harbor for the summer. corner of land of Noah Rideout on the west* probate thereof, prv^nteu bj ealea Eugene purchased a large E. P. Lord, Ellsworth Falls, Me., says: the executrix thereiu named. of Tneotna. Waeh., Annie M. Hln- erly side of the old Long Pond road; thence man, giactlrj. motor-boat at laleeboro, and taken it to Shirley Leland has employment with “You may add to the endorsement of by the westerly side of said road (62 At tg) Galen H. Smith, late of Gouldsboro, in said of • ampoBeco. Joaeph J. Hinckley, of deceased. A instrument - Hodgkins recently. kidney 58 west forty (40) rods, more or less, being Smith, the executrix therein named. waa known throughout hla BLCEHILL FALLS. cure effected has been corner of an old fence built Ambrose Ride- Mary M. Harper, late of Castine. In said Bh Hlncklay Miss Marabel Levansalor was the they permanent, by guest out and John N. Swazey; thence north 32° county, deceased. Petition that Charles W. a* e man of aterllng worth, hla integrity Gilbert and I am to make the Igr Csndsge was in Bangor last of Miss Vera Uuthrie at the always glad fact west to the shore of Pond; thence the Harper or some other suitable person be all tlmea In Ovens re- Long by ap- end honor being at exemplified week. known. I had acute attacks of backache, shore of Long Pond southerly to a continua- pointed administrator of the estate of said with hla fellow-men. He had cently. tion of Noah Rideout's northerly line; thence deceased, presented by Charles W. Harper, an til dealing* and were severe when I Schooner Seth Oscar Leland has they especially said line to the of In- heir-at-law of said deceased. Odd Fellow Bfty-four yeara. Nyman, Gapt. Cong, ol gone to Bsymeath cot- by place beginning. PMC an to the same as con- Emeline C. late of Southwest Har- East and tage, Hull’s Cove, where he has stooped or lifted. When having one of! tending convey premises Fiske, Bluehill, schooner K. S. Wilson, employ- and in said deceased. Petition that ment for the summer. veyed by Mary Eldrioge others, with the bor, county, commanded these spells three years ago, 1 decided to same in William H. Holmes or some other suitable WEST BKWKUN. by her owner, H. C. Smith, ol reservations contained said deed to 21. V. Doan’s and a Clair deed recorded in said person be appointed administrator of the es- are in April try Kidney Pills, got supply George by Stonington, the offing, loading tor of book tate of said L. Slrie Carter in hi* sister, Mr*. registry deeds, 298, page 121. Both of deceased, presented by Kay visiting at Moore’s Drag Store. They corrected a and heir-at-law of said de- Allen Bros. WEST 8TON1NGTON. the above parcels of land were conveyed to Holmes, nephew Oeonrt Carter. my trouble in a remarkably short time j me by Addie C. Clair by her deed recorded in Annie Lewis, wile of H. D. of Mrs. Angie Annis, who fell and broke said registry of deeds, book 474, page 318, and Charles C. Brown, late of Bucksport, in said last week in Bock* Friend, and after them, 1 much Myra Cooper spent ber ankle, is still taking enjoyed whereas the condition of said mortgage is county, deceased. Third and last account of Brockton, Mass., formerly of this place, recovering, though very W. iand with relative*. lame. better health. 1 have never heard of an broken, now therefore, by reason of the Sherman Davis, administrator, filed for died IS, aged about She j breach of the condition thereof. I claim a settlement. April forty years. instance where Doan’s have the week-end at Mrs Oreely Small has gone to Biuehill Kidney Pills foreclosure of said Reaben A. late of Tremont, in said Orvndia Mason spent leaves six children, the a mortgage. Harper, youngest daugh- to care for Mrs. Hugh who is failed to Gkorgk W. Bassett. county, deceased. First account of Edward home in Bluehill. Baibour, prove satisfactory.” ber ter two weeks old. The family has the very ill. By his attorney, T. H. Smith. C Harper, administrator, filed for settlement. sale all 50 1913. Wilford E. late of in said i* *t Heaville hi* sincere of all. For by dealers. Price cents. Bucksport, Maine, April 14, Grindle, Bluehill, Lociu* Bridge* getting sympathy Mrs. Archie Barbour and little son are county, deceased, eecond account of Annie a few weir ready for the summer. April 21. Cue mbs. spending days with Mrs. Sterling Fo8ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, L. Grindle, executrix, filed for settlement. Barbour. STATE OF MAINE. Rowland A. Mills, late of Castine, in said Robert June*, of Newport, he* been sole agents for the United States. county, deceased. First and final account of GOTTS ISLAND. April 13. Mdm. Hancock s».—At a probate court held at Ina V. filed for settlement. hi* *i*ter, Mr*. Cleave* Remember the Cressy, executrix, Tiftitmg Chipp. name—Doan’s—and take Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, Warren & of in said M. V. Habbidge was K. L. Co., Bucksport, connty. helping (apt. on tbe fifteenth day of April, in the year of Fourth and last account of W. sur- Harold Seavey hea gone to Boeton to insurance Statements. no other. Roy Page, Uott Friday get his dory ready for paint- our t.ord one thousand nine hundred and viving partner, filed for settlement. end ear for thirteen. totrr the eye infirmary treat- inij. (Adjourned session.) Wescott and Preble, of Eden, in said county. MASSACHUSETTS BONDING AND IN- CERTAIN instrument purporting to be a Third and final account of John K. Preble, Dent. of the last will and testament of Philip Moore, Holsey Moore and Wil- SUItANCK CO.. A copy surviving partner, filed for settlement. Frank who haa been in the BE A CHARMING WOMAN Frank L. Hooper, of Brooksville, in said Bridges, liam F. 77-M STATE ST.. BOSTON, MASS. GERTRUDE WELD PARKINSON, late of HardiUK have their motor boats county. First account of Joseph H. Tapley, Maine general hospital at Portland, i» ASSETS DEC. BOURNE, up (or painting. 81, 1912. guardian, filed for settlement. A. Wescott, ate of Eden, in said fcMM. Real estate. ♦ 11.000 oo in the county of Barnstable, and common- Lucy Mr*. Laura Moore deceased. Petition filed E. S. and Mr*. Howard Mortgage loans. 5.000 CO wealth of Massachusetts, deceased, and ot the county, by Saundrr* and Howard You never saw a beautiful woman that an order Ralph Pierre, of Stock** and bonds. ,964,821 89 th» reof in said of Clark, executor, be issued to Kelley and baby Kelley, of Trernont, are who didn’t have beautiful hair. The probate county Harnsiable, distribute the heirs-at-law of said de- Deer were gueata at Cash in office and bank. 275,104 87 duly authenticated, having been presented amoug l»le, Benjamin Fogg'* at Moore’s Lookout. ceased, the amount in the hands Agents' balances, 635.3.*i9 29 charms of a beautiful woman lie in to the ot tor our said of remaining last week. judge probate county of-aid executor, the settlement of bis Bills receivable. 504 00 Hancock for tbe purpose of allowed, upon Edwin M. of her hair. Many women do not realize being third account. Capt. Joyce, Atlantic, Interest and rents. 20,725 84 filed and recorded in the probate court of our McFarland has moved bis ■ G. late of Deer in Harry family called here on his home All other assets. 29.354 17 the attractions they possess because said of Hancock, and that Sylvauus Haskell, Isle, | way from EUs- county praying said deceased. Petition filed Bes- borne from North where do not attention to letters of trust issue to John Parkinson, county, by Hedgwirtt, they I w here be had been they give proper sie Gross under the worth, serving as Gross assets. ♦2.984.270 06 senior, of said Bourne, and W. Rodman Pea- Uaskell, legatee will.of have spent the winter. ; ths hair. said deceased, that an order be issued to a grand Deduct items not admitted, 159,966 84 of Middlesex county, said juror. women of the too” are body, Cambridge, O. Gross and Frank A. Gross, exe- B. The famed commonwealth, to succeed the trustees named Augustus April 10. cutors of said to 21._ j April Chips, Admitted assets. ♦ 2.774,303 22 for their beauty, not because their in said will, six: B. Rodman Weld, deceased, will, distribute to said and C. Minot who bus declined said petitioner the amount remaining on the settle- OTfc*. LIABILITIES DEC. 31, 1912. facial features are superior to those of Weld, ment of their ecorid account. Net losses. ♦ 240,306 86 other but because know M. Tuttle, late of the For Rheumatism use PNEUMAT- unpaid women, they Or lered. That notice thereof be given to George city, county Miss Mary Warren, of Bangor, visited Unearned premiums, H50.160 56 and stale of New York, deceased. Petition how to young vigor, all persons interested therein, by publishing IC A. RELIEVES IN TWENTY All other liabilities, 182,381 51 keep by supplying filed by Frank in B. Klrkbride and Howard brr nit tar, Mrs. Boland Salisbury, over to the a copy of this order three weeks successively Cash capital. 1,000.000 00 lustre and strength hair. Mansfield, both of said New Y'ork, executors in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper minutes, ah 25c*. over all liabilities. 401.480 79 to a few of the last will and testament and codicil Saturday. druggists Surplus Up years ago I’AKISIAX at Ellsworth, in said of Han- printed county thereto of said deceased, that the amount of Mm. SAGE could be obtained in cock, to the sixth day of Delia Laity it visiting her daugh- Total liabilities and 22 hardly prior May, inheritance tax said estate be deter- surplus, $2,774,303 a. d. 1913. that at a upon For (turn*. Hruiaea and Horn. America. Hut now this they may appear probate mined tht of ter*, Mr*. Everett liiggma and Mrs. Agents: delightful court then to be held at Ellsworth, in and for by judge probate. The and «ure«t core for burns. hair-restorer can be had in every town in Lamoioe. { quickest C. W. A IV L. MASON, said county of Hancock, at ten o’clock iu the JEROME H. KNOWLES, Judge of said Court. George Graves, brwiar*. wore*. inflammation and all bolls, KL PS WORTH, MR. in America. <1. A. 1‘archer sells it in forenoon, and show cause, if any they have, Attest:—T. P. Majonby. Register, i 1 *fc1n di»ea*e« is iiuckltn* Arnica Halve. In iV. SV. Utib lts' mare gave birth last Ellsworth for cents a and against the same. I four it cured L. H. 11 ad In, of Iredell, EDWARD L. WARREN, fifty bottle, day# j JEROME H. KNOWLES, of Probate NOTICK OF POKECLOSl'KK. Tuesday to * handsotu* colt, its -ire Tea., of a no re on hU ankle which him BUCK SPORT, ME. guarantees it to grow beautiful, luxu- Judge being pained I A true of tbe order. »o be could walk, ftbould be in copy original TirHEBEAS. Marshall N. Mixer, a bluehhxKie 1 fellow with a record. ; hardly every WACOM HER, KARR A WHITTEN, riant hair; to stop falling hair; to eradi- Attest:—T. F. formerly iV Mahoney, Register. ot Holden, of Tenobscot and ( hooiur-. Only Recommended by all drug- I A COURT A, MR., cate dandruff. >> couuty !- State of Maine, now deceased, his mort- Jam** U. Jordan b*mgbt last wsclt in ( glat's. State Agents for Maine. by gage deed, dated the ti. irty-first day of — OF Bangor a mate for hi* horae, making a STATE MAINE. August, 190% and recorded in the Hancock Hancock ss.— At a court held at of deeds, book 397, 198, handsome and valuable j«air. Mr. Jordan probate registry page conveyed Ellsworth in and for said county of Hancock, to Lydia H. Jones, formerly of Bangor, has county engaged to convey the pupils for the on the fifteenth day of April, in the year of of Penobscot and State of Maine, now de- our Lord one thousand nice hundred and ceased, a certain of real estate situate ymr. Ji « »oi began Monday, parcel thirteen. (Adjourned session.) in Dedham, county of Hancock and State of News w.<« received here last week of CERTAIN instrument purporting to be Maine, and bounded and described as follows, j a of the last will and to wit: at the northeast th? A copy testament of Beginning corner of marmg< iu Bangor of Mis* Let tie a lot of land formerly owned by Samuel B. RODMAN WELD, late of BOSTON, Garland, of lhn to Charles Drew, Piukham on the Hucksport road so called and place, on said road north in the county of Suffolk, and commonwealth running easterly about one formerly of Eddington. Mian Garland's hundred rod' to of Massachusetts.deceased, and of the probate (and formerly owned by Watson 8. Billington. thence on said lot line Mmdjeiu nd b Mixigratulatioas. thereof in said county of Suffolk, duly au- north about rods to a thenticated, having been presented to the westerly foifcy yellow Ruth iVurwti Bow birch tree or marked on said thy. wbd underwent judge of probate for our »airi of Han- stump Holden county and Dedham line, thence south sssnom cock for the purpose of being allowed, filed forty-three surru-al operation at a and one half west about Bangor and recorded in the court of our said degrees one hundred probate rods to the Pinkham hmpiltl, r«cturne 1 Uat work, after a Can We You? county of Hancock. land, thence on said Pinkham line to the first month's Help That notice thereof be to mentioned bound abaenew. Ordered, given AH her friends will be acres more or less. all persons interested therein, by publishing containing thirty *Ut a This the was than ever before are desired to the same for new horse to be used with the very profitable crop. year crop larger present settlement, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. »kery and all indebted thereto are requested to wagon. —hamper to the nth. Prices at once Bhrnnk alarmingly until it came make payment immediately. Mabel G. Morey, of Castine, April a. H Uakkoll J. Dunn. WHEREAS,Hancock county and State of Maine, her to be a grave question whether it was worth while to market the drop. Oouldsboro, Apfil 9, 1913. by deed of mortgage, dated June 1, a. d. 1906, and recorded in Hancock county registry of deeds WEST Hl'KKY. Some farmers became discouraged and left the crop to rot in the fields. in book 419, page 634. conveyed to Mary E. Warren, of said a Mrs. Abbie subscriber Hereby gives notice that Castine, certain lot Hutchins and son visited One the careful While he was the she has been duly appointed administra- or parcel of land situated in said Castine, gave subject thought. pondering THE bounded and parents, F. 1. Carter and Sun- trix of the estate of described as follows: Beginning wile, on the northwest side oi ny. question bis glance fell upon the telephone in his kitchen. Could that CYNTHA L. FISH, late of Water street at a BUCKSPORT, stake at the east corner of land of Edward H. in the of 8- E. be the answer? j county Hancock, deceased, and Carpenter; Hence N. 82° W W. along the line Urindle la Uls bonds as the law directs. very poorly. daugh- I given All persons of said Edward H. Carpenter 180 feet to land r. Mrs. demands the estate of said of W. Bewail was with him The next be called Proctor for information. He • having against Agnes Carpenter; thence 100 feet along llarriman, day up Manager deceased are desired to the same for said W. last week. present Agnes Carpenter’s land N.67\30'E. and all indebted thereto to a secured full about our toll then went home and settlement, are re- stake; thence 8. 82> E. 130 feet to the particulars facilities, to make Alvah quested payment immediately. northwest side of Water street to a E. Leach returned home Batur- Jknnik stake; a sales Each the H. Homer. thence along the northwest side of Water I,altera planned campaign by telephone. evening family 1913. week’s visit with Irieuds in Bucksport, April 9, street 100 feet to place of beginning. Contain* ing thirteen nocksport and Verona. carefully studied the directories and made up a list of wholesale com- z'13,000) thousand square feet. And whereas said Mary E. Warren deed of subscriber by mission dealers in the cities. hereby gives notice that assignment dated October 2, a. d. 1806, and Matty Leach, ol Bluehill, visited bii large he has THE been duly appointed adminis- recorded in Hancock of deeda trator of the of county legistry lather, S. E. Urindle, Saturday Early each morning Mr. Blank called them by telephone. Results estate in book 464. page 110, assigned, transferred 0l«ht and ANN GRINDLE, late of CASTINE, and couveyed to trustees of Adams Fuel fund Sunday., the were immediate and He made terms in short in said mortgage deed, the notes, debt and Fred \S. surprising. satisfactory the county of Hancock, deceased, and claim Blaiadell returned home last given bonds as the law directs. All thereby secured, together with all of his entire and before he was per- right, title and interest she had ln P°ot order for the sale crop, long shipping sons having demands against the es- by virtue of health. He was mate on the said in and to the real tate of said deceased are desired to mortgage, estate there- be his own in described; and whereas ^ore®* L'itv, bound Irom Jackson onions by the carload. After disposed of crop, the com- the same for settlement, and all in- the condition ^of Cit°°°er said mortgage has been and now Sresentebted thereto are requested to make is broken, when she wss struck by pay- now therefore reason the5 !.°_^°*ri>n, mission merchants continued tneir demand for more onions, and Mr. ment immediately. by of said breach I Meter H. Crowell, wbile an- w claim a foreclosure of said Obored**^‘» William H. Hooper. mortgage and Nsntucket sound. The crew ol Blank commenced his neighbors’ which he sold at a give this notice for that purpose. U,,E! buying crops good Castine, April 9, '<913. Tbustsks <“ tJ "Bap*11 without iujury. op Adams Fuel Fund, April*!' profit. As a result of his work he has sold twenty-one carloads of By C. Fred Jones, their treasurer. subscriber hereby gives notice that By William F. Jude, his attorney. that he has been Dated at Castine. onions. It need not be added he is extremely grateful for the re- THE duly appointed executor Maine, this 16th davJ of of the last will and testament of April, a. d. 1913. CA8TINK. , The sources of our telephone service. RODERICK M. TORREY, late of WINTER gradating claw of the Chatine high HARBOR, Johtt Torrey Linzee and b*W * cl“® TH^L;?!3«b*c^ifee^s,William bacon, Revere, ““etin* l»»t week end in the of hereby give county Hancock, deceased, and notice that they have been duly appointed '°llo'in* cl.» were cboeen: given bonds as the law directs. All V.. pert, persons executors of the last will and testament of having demands against the estate of said de- •“dictory, Werren C. Are Mr. Farmer or Business con- ANN D. late of BUke; eiluUtory, you, Man, ceased are desired to present the same for TORREY, BOSTON, — Q*tt; in the bUiory, Oert rude Bowden; settlement, and all indebted thereto are re- county of Suffolk, Common- fronted with a distribution of kind? quested to make payment immediately. wealth of Massachusetts, deceased, and problem any given as Ernest M. Torrry. bonds the law directs, no COa,hS *nd bonds Cou K Winter Harbor, April 2,1913. being required by the terms of said *Hd always Let us if we can. Call Local will, ana that under and in compliance with & ?.hea help you, your Manager the of th* Jan**- The provisions of section 43 «f chapter 86 of thini I?*,!‘ro?b,ewh1° in said State of tbighs M *>e*t for settlement, and all indebted thereto are William B. an/*!i!u rei“*«dy to make Rxvnna, requested payment immediately. 88 South St., Boston, Maas. April 2, 1918. Calvkrt G. Hamor. March 27,1913. afttjrrtiirmtntt. Charles Novell® sod wife last Monday COUNTY NEWS. tmiaf. Harvey Bcnaoo, wife and little daughter. in FRANKLIN. Lulu May, have returned to their home b What Arooetook. Old Age for Oak- Healthy F. Butler and wife left Ivory Luther who la in the nary, i# land Thursday. Garter, a furlough with hie parent®, will have «n ice- •pending ,’be ladies’ eid society Lincoln Cloaaon and wife. Dr. Hartman Advocates cream self Saturday evening. April X. H. B. Bragdon and Pastor Brown were H._ See here, that have kept me well and in strong. ROYAL business vieitora Bangor Saturday. man. I You could be Just as welt and BAY8IDE. young strong Bunker and left Saturday would do aa Gerald family Minn Lennie Stan lev. teacher In district heard you com- aa t am if you I do. for Isle, where they will live. do I Presque No. 1, i* boarding with Mrt. J. D. Retnick. plaining the You may aak. never act tick, Rena of Bangor, ha« been never had occarton to Miss Barton, Horace Lord i® home from Boat on, other day of being have I take m*d. of Mina Ellen Bragdon a few Powder the guest where be ha® been employed the pest two nervoua, eleep- tctne at all? Yea, I have cot *iek. days. yean. lea*, brain fag- Sometime* t feel a little touch of cU- Baking of waa a Mis* Edith Bragdon, Portland, Rutb Smith, who hi® been in Ellsworth ged. and the like. matte trouble, like cold, malaria Might week-end guest of her parents, W. E. for oome time, ha® returned borne to A man, catarrhal symptoms. but my only med- Bragdon and wife. young is the of modem- attend school. hardly In the icine la Peruna. I always keep a greatest Mrs. Murchie A. Gordon la up from bottle E. G. and have moved of of Peruna In the house. I a Jacksonville for a visit of several days at Doyle family aenlth your keep bot- back to where Mr. ha® tle of Peruna on my desk In her former home here. Bayside, Doyle Ufe. complain- my office. time to cake in lt** will. helps perfect employ™*111 o f auch Once In a while I take some. 1 dr not Frank Workman and wife, of Bangor, ing Whitcomb, A Co.’a Bayside mill take It habitually. Take It were week-end of Mrs. Workman’s Hayne® thtnga! only when guests to start sawing lumber. and biscuit Makes Eben Smith and wife. la nearly ready up And thia U I feel a little out of aorta. One swallow making. parents, O. L. Stuart, superintendent of the mill, all that Gates and daughter comm on, will perhaps be will be neces- Mrs. Elizabeth think® be will ®tart up Wed need ay of tbia very were recent of are sary. but It la always handy by. and Edna, of Casttne, guests week. too. You home her John D Perkins and wife. the only It la a sorry sight to see the baking pleasant parents, April 21. R. not young Ed. ard Bragdon and Maynard Fsrnald on*. Probablr men of to-day begin to peter out the are home from Wbitlnaville, Maas., where SOUTH OOUUPHBORO. V B. HARTMAN. M. D. three out of four physically when they ought to be in the It renders several profitable. they have been at work for of the young glory of their manhood and the W. was In Wednes- height months. J. Banker Ellsworth men of to-day hare Juat auch tjrmp- of'their vigor. Eat plain food. Uve and and Lillian Harri- day- food more Stanley Lawric Mias aa describe. What doea It frugally. Olve up all digestible Banker has been bat is tome you weakening the Mrs. Lae 1U, man were married at Baptist parsonage mean? habits. Uve as God Intended you to Their friends extend better. Saturday evening. Look at me. I am year* live. Take Peruna when you do not it safe from Horace and wife ere s elghty-two congest uiations. Sperry spending usual. guarantees st Iron bound island. old. Sound a* a nut. Touch aa hick- feel as wall aa A comedy, "The Elopement of Ellen," la few weeks ory. Do not know what It la to be If you want me to I will send you a soon to be given at the town hall under Mr*. C. T. Hooper has returned to Win- all adulterants* While I cannot do aa much book which will tell you a great alum and the capable management of Mrs. L. T. ter Hsrbor, after spending two weeks with tired. many a about Bunker. Misses Lola Dyer, Bernice Dunn her parents. pbystoal work aa I uaed to when mors things .yourself and about Harold that of and Jolia Maccmber with Clifford, W. K. Hanns and wife, of East Sullivan, younc man. I can do a great deal. matters may be great value to Decatur French and Norman two-cent LyaleBmith, were were week-end guests of her brother, Probably twice aa much aa the average you. Encloee a stamp for in the cast. It is a full Dyer are hoped E. C. Sargent. young man of to-day. postage and the book wilt be sent In house will greet the company. H. N Ham mod and H. W. Hooper bare What ha* kept me so strong and a plain wrapper and you will not be Z. B. for the new roads in use with or Perkins scboolhou«*e Wednesday evening, April _ the contract building well? I will tell you. I do not troubled any follow-up letters COUNTY NEWS. followed by a sale of ice-cream and cake. this section -one leading to the clam fac- stlm- advertisements. P E R 0 N A IS FOR E. a former Metho- tobacco. I do not use alcoholic for tbe achool. Rev. Ugrl Peterson, the other to John rick’s. DRUG Proceed* Sunday tory; My ulanta I do not use tea or coffee SALE AT ALL STORES. dist pastor here, baa been indicted by the Rev. C. W. Lowell his farewell H. SPECIAL NOTICE —Many pefWtn SOUTHWEST HARBOR. preached federal for fraudulent use of April habitually. I go to bed early. I get up achoolbooae Sun- grand jury 21.___ are making tor the old- sermon at tbe Dunbar is confined in the at Inquiries Mr*. Fred Knowles, wbo went to the the mails, and jail FRANKLIN. early. I am always doing something; time Peruna To such would say, day, before leaving for conference, which hail. Peter- NORTH Maine two weeks ago, ts Portland in default of |2,000 that occupies my body and this formula Is now nut out under the East hospital convene* at tbi* week. Mr. Wilbur is ill of something successful Bucksport son is charged with advertising to sell Mm. Marjorie grip. name of KA-TAR-NO, manufactured safely recovering after a opera- Lowell's conscientious work is mind. I lore to work. I take a appreciated, seeds, and making no returns for money M rs. Aria Foss visited in Mscbiss last by KA-TAR-NO Company, Columbus tion. and hia is to cold water towel bath every rooming, Write them and will departure regretted. Owing sent him. week. Ohio. they be Schuyler Clark, proprietor of the Dirigo, throat trouble, be desires a location winter and summer. It la these things pleased to send you a free booklet. his Hardison came from Sorrel to to came Saturday, and is busy getting further from the seacoast. His many OBITUARY. Ray Mrs. Stella hotel ready for summer guests Many friends wish him success in hia new field spend Sunday with his sister, With the sway of Mrs. Sarah cottage boarders coroe early in June. of labor. passing Butler. Ann Bunker on April 11, Franklin loses Mrs. Whitmore, wbo has been L. Mrs. S. J. Brmgdon was pleased bv a COUNTY NEWS George April 21. one of its oldest and most respected towns- invalid for some seems to _ shower on her a helpless years, women She wss born on what la now poet-card birthday, in able to sit a 19. be gaining health, up part SEAL COVE. the March 16, 18'-’?. the April her Eldrtdge place. NORTHEAST HARBOR. of the time. Her friends hope for and Amelia A school has been J. H. Rumill has sold bis weir daughter of Arthur (Urann) Sunday organised, hit store For Thom hat for the Sale! Capt. John opened further improvement. French. She was united in marriage to with a good attendance. H. A. interest to his brother, L. W. Rumill. quite tea ton. The assembly committee gave a “way- Roland Bunker, of Uooldsboro, and they Murch is superintendent. Masonic Mrs. Elisabeth Hodgdon, who was seri- Hon. A. K. McBride hat returned from One Ford back” ball Friday evening at made l heir home until bis death in 1880 Arthur end wife were week-end Delivery ously ill, has recovered sufficiently to be Tracy hail. The costumes were wonderful to on the road. and Augusta. in con- removed to Bernard, wbere she is with her Kycfleld guests of bis parents, Everett Tracy Auto first-class behold. This was the last of the Friday children blessed their anion, sli Mrt. Ante! Manchester hat returned Mrs. Eight wife. They returned to Weterville Mon- w hich have been well daughter, Kelley. as new. A iso evening assemblies, of w hom are living except one son, who day. from Bangor. dition, good the winter. Fred who has been scallop- patronized during Hodgdon, died in childhood. Rev. N. B. Roger# and wife were in Bar with Oard Lawson, is home April 21i T. a Flanders Auto Bids for building the new Cutler cottage fishing Capt. Mrs. Bunker was s woman of sterling Harbor for a few days before to Atlantic to Thursday. have bean sent in for consideration, and going cbsrscler, kind and cbariubie to all, be on Lawson’s weirs. A house wat held at “Ye Crags” as soon as the contractor is announced, employed Capt. lovai to her own and with a great love for HULL’S COVE. party Delivery. on Brown mountain Friday night. work will be commenced on the beautiful Charles Carver, of Owl’s Head, arrived her bums town and its people. In her A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles lot purchased by Rev. Mr. Cutler last Saturday to reopen hi* summer residence later rears, when failing health came np. Hinckley April 12. Mia# Anna Brown apent the week-end Will Mil at a VERY LOW on Hardwood island. His family will on she was cared for hv her with her parents, S. B. Brown and wife. season. her, tenderly Earle Higgins arrived home from Bos- PRICE or will exchange for come later. Mr. Carver will carry on the children in their several homes. Work it on the Watson Herrick is slowly rallying from ton last week, after bring sway ail winter. rapidly progressing homes. Reed weirs on Hardwood island. Funeral service# were held Sunday a long illness. His wife, who has been an gravel sidewalk being built on the Neigh* Juat the car for Mar Harbor, afternoon at the home of her daughter, Improvements which were begun last invalid, confined to the house for many M-s. H. 8. Mitchell arrived Saturday nor hood road. where hare summer Mrs. Koecoe Rev. G. officiat- fall on the "Red House”, are now being you only years, remains in much the same condition, from Boston, where she has spent the Gay, Mayo Frank who ba# been away beautiful flowers completed. Holland, busi»esa. Must be sold before patient and cheerful under her physical winter. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell visited ing Many expressed sever*! weeks, hat returned to hie duties the and of friends, in- Charles Shea, who bat been in 15. aisaouiues. Mr. Mitchell’s mother, Mrs. Adelia respect sympathy living in drug-store. April was in View Bar Harbor the moved Staple*' Mlu Dora Parker, on the telephone force Mitchell, at Centre Saturday and Sunday. terment Bay cemetery. during winter, loss four tons— Dot liver A Benton, of Maneet. have in is at her summer home here for She leaves to mourn her Saturday to bis home here. Boston, Mrs. Ida Norwood, who, since tbe death a fish-market in the on a few Francis A., of Howard, H. I.; Sherman H opened building JONES’ MARKET, two weeks. She will be joined in of her husband. W. S. Norwood, has Miss Nina Allen, who has been seriously Capt. of South Goutdsboro; Arthur W., of Brown A Gilley's wharf. days by her mother, Mrs. Ada Parker, who made her home with her daughter, Mrs. ill here st the home of her aunt, Mrs. M. son in Franklin, and Charles K-, of Somerville, Mrt. Martha Kimball and Mist fHannah Maine. has spent the winter with her Lopaua, at West Tremont, ex fleets to re- 8. A rev, is improving slowly. Bangor, Mass. Mass., and three daughters Mrs. William 1 Kimball have returned from Boston, Danvers, turn soon to her cottage here. Her daugh- Extensive ere Iwing carried oat A Crabtree, of Hancock Point; Mrs. repairs where they the * inter. The and delegates of the Metho- ter, Mrs. William Ober, with her at the "Pot and which will be spent pastor family, H. Cole, of Ilorcheater, Mass., and Kettle”, dist church left to-day for the East will remain with her, while Mr. Ober is Joseph about the middle of L. A. Wilton hat been awarded the Mrs. Knscoe Franklin; also fourteen opened May. Maine conference at As st Northeast Harbor. liav,of contract for the alterations on the Union Bucksport. employed seventeen great-grand- 21. ANNB. Rev. Mr. Richardson has resigned, there grandchildren, April church. He began work Saturday. April 21. N. cbiidreu and one WHEN IN PORTLAND will be a new assignment for great-greal-grandchild; The services of the probably also two brothers and two sisters. WEST HANCOCK. Sunday Baptist STOP AT the Southwest Harbor church. will be held st the MARIA VILLE. of corn the church Neighborhood A- a shock fully ripe, Reaper James was In on Rev. C. F. Dole and wife will not come Dodge Bangor recently house while work on the Union church it Mrs. Lura daughter of Frank haa gathered her home, but the memory business. MTfce Hornlike House for Maine Folks to their this as ex- Bell, in cottage summer, they has to to live. of her long and uaeful life remains to progress. for a Frost, gone Bangor Mrs. Jesse Brown hss been but pect to leave Jamaica Plain May 17 bless ail who knew her. eery ill, The pupils of the intermediate school E. G. Brimmer and Mrs. Jane who is trip abroad, to be gone until the last of Pool, j improving. prtseated a cantata, “The School Festi- have been ill, are convalescent. April 19. M. M. B. September. Their daughter Winifred— very School is in session: Miss Jeliison, of val,” before a pleated audience at the CHASE HOUSE Mrs. Horace Mann-with her family, will William Goodwin, of Boston, i Hancock, teacher. Neighborhood house Saturday evening. spent BLUEHILL. between New Hall occupy “The Ledge” for the season. Sunday with bis parents, C. K. Goodwin ; Midway City Maxwell K. ia on a business Dr. Taylor, of New York, is Uie guest of The Ore department was called out Fri- invitation of Mrs. O. W. Cousins, and wife. Hinckley and Monument By to Boston. W. K. Springer sod wife. day afternoon by a small foreet fire near Square the aid held sn Mr. and father trip Congregational society Mrs. Snowdale. and is* (.'ora is J. H. Soulia' cottage. Tbe flames were Only Fireproof Hotel in the State home. Mias tbe week- M Ackley, of Mscbiss, visit- all-day session —apron day—at her daughter, of Greenville Junction, are em- Margaret Hinckley spent before damage was end at ber home. ing bersunt, Mrs. Henry Miles. extinguished tny great Conveniently Located for A pici:ic dinner was enjoyed by about ployed at the Morrison farm. done. thirty guests, who declared the affair to Miss Adelaide of ia Mrs. Sherman McFarland, who returned people Attending Conventions. Jed Salisbury and wife, who have spent | Pearson, Brooklln, Ocean lodge, I. O. O. F., bat secured be “the best ever”. The circle, recently a few here. from the Bangor hospital a short time and attention ahown the winter with Mrs. Salisbury’s father, spending days Rev. Mr. of Isles, to Every coorteay to bold property, has com- sgo, is improving. Tingley, Cranberry incorporated Samuel Frost, have returned to Otis. Henry Dodge, of Fitchburg, Mass., spent deliver the address at the ladle* travelling alone pleted the purchase of the Gilley cottage 21. Sumac. anniveraary Guests at the a few days in town last week. April services at t be house next of the beirB of Adalbert Gilley,* end will home of George A. Frost _ Neighborhood ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES and wi*e were Frost and A. M. Moor, of a few afternoon. make some necessary repairs, hoping to Sunday Benjamin Ellsworth, spent Sunday TRASHIEST RATES wife and Mrs. Bell on WEST BKOOKSVILLE. install a minister’s family in the pretty Carter and little son. days in town last week business. April 22. V. Miss Eunice Adams Norton is at “The parsonage. Forrest Rankin and La vie Hsalsm, of ; James E. Mortell and daughter Marjorie ■HR :MI St.M ID Hf ID If Spruces" for the summer. mm m mm m iqwm* April 21. Spray. Waltham, were married at tbe home of are spending a few weeks in Boston. SWAN’S ISLAND. u the groom’a mother. Mm. Addie Mrs. John Earn ham and Carr, | Charles Tucker, of the nautical training daughter 8. J. Stinson and wild wen In Rockland «. I THURSTON. I. F. MMKUM. 15. The serenaders were are in N. H. PROSPECT HARBOR. April there at ship Banger, is spending his vacation with Gladys visiting Dover, lut week on buimees. 10, and were received. hie Mrs. E. P. Tucker. Mrs. Kezish Jones has rented a few Miss Susie Over was a week-end guest hospitably mother, Mr. Judkins, of I)cer Isle, la building a rooms at the Hawes where she M unjoy Hill Cara paaa the door of friends in Winter Harbor. April 21. P. P. fi. Richards, of Cleveland, O., ipent a house, meat market and grocery atore. will reside for the present. William F. Bruce and wife left for Bos- few days in town lsst week, inspecting Dr. of baa moved W. leaves this Webster, Bucksport, ton Saturday for their annual MANBET. his cottsge being built at Peters point. Engineer Kalph Tsplev into W. J. Freetbey’s bouae tor tbe trip. morning for Boston, where he will Eldred it ill of fever. Mrs. M. K. Chase bss arrived home for Join •ommer. Forrest Noonan, who has had employ- King typhoid his the NEARLY 1000 PEOPLE tbe after the winter in steamer, Irvington. ment in Medway, Mass., for the winter, Reginald is home from Mt. Desert summer, spending Albert Moulden and trite bate moved King Bethel with her Mrs. Herrick. Fred L. Hawes leaves this for Htn Written to t’s is home. Rock for a few daughter, morning to Stomngton, where Mr. Moolden u days. West where he has en- how The Blnebili fire will a Somerville, Mass., on tbe Roee. In the peat few years telling G. Prescott Cleaves, of Bar Harbor, The ladies’ aid met with Mra. company give engineer tag Bettey society town hall gaged to build two apartment houses. much benefit hare received from spent the past week here with his father, William Keene Wednesday. ball in the Thursday evening, Tbe three lobeter tmackt, Verna Q., they E. W. Cleaves. May 1. An orchestra of five pieces will Katie La in and Crustacean, are get- the True "L. F.” Atwood’a Medicine. Wallace King and wife are bis peon visiting furnish music. to tbe tor husband Ja *L- F.' At- Herbert Seavey and wife and Miss Daisy parents, William King and wife. ting ready to go provinces "My taking are after Mias May P Ober baa arrived in town, SEAWALL. lobatera. wood's Medicine for loss of appetite, Mjrick home, spending the The Delta met with Miss winter in Alphas Audrey and will soon open “Ideal Lodge” for the it Medway, Maas. Dolliver 15. A John Ward, sr., is going In the Myrtis John Hardy baa gone to tbe hoeptul in and finds exoellent," April good time was en- season. has winter Miss Ober spent the this summer. Augusta to receive medical Mrs. Hiram Belfast, Me. Miss Frances Wood, of Bar Harbor, who joyed. Dainty refreshments were served. Perry again treatment; Burgess, in Boeton. and live on is teaching in was a week-end Everett Newman baa two new William Stinson nils will “I was I took town, Mr. of has moved purchased very dizzy-headed. of her Mrs. Ginn, Orland, Ibis Mrs. D. B. and daughter Harbor island in bis absence. am guest aunt, G. W. Allen. to of the McKay Annette, cows, making a total of ten. •L. F.’ Atwood's Medicine and family part house recently of New arrived to a Mrs. C. C. has been in Win- bought York, Sunday spend Mrs. M. E. Moore is home after Tbe directors of tbe Swan's bland Tele- better since.” Helen Oldham. Hatchings by Varney King. few weeks in their on the Par- again ter Harbor several called there bungalow graph A Telephone Co. bald a meeting Me. days, by Charles and wife spending two weeks at the parsonage at East Peru, the Capt. Stanley have re- ker Point roed. nigbt to decide upon tbe adviaa- illness of her father, Capt. Ira B. Foss. turned from Northeast Manset. Saturday “I am the 'L. F.’ Atwood's Harbor, where Mrs. C. B. Snowman has announced that bntty olI establishing a public pay-station taking Capt. G. W. Colwell, Newman, they have been the Samuel Moon is bis the Medicine for liver and am feel- Ralph visiting past two she will carry on the ice business of ber getting boat, at Minturn. trouble, Mrs. Henry Hamilton and Mrs. L. S. weeks. to and will soon be Ray late with a man in Frog, ready launch, ing much better.” attended the convention of the Redmen husband, competent Harold Smith, Mrs. O. L. Milan, of tbia 21. of the work. ready tor Ashing. Mrs. C. H. Austin, in Portland last week. April Lilac. charge place, and Mrs. Hodney Sadler, of Rock- Dolliver and Peter Benson have Me. The crew of the steamer Minneola held Dudley land, attended the great council of Red Belgrade Hakes, The ladies' whist club bad a particularly to Northeast Harbor. will run GREAT POND. open bouse in the town hall Wednesday gone They Men' and degree of Pocahontas at Port- Buy a 85 cent bottle at your nearest meeting with Mrs. E. a fish-market there this summer. Tuesday John is 16. The men land last wee.reek. free Cleaves. After tbe G. Haynes slowly improving. evening, April young proved store, or write to-day for a sample «eaaant came, P. Cleaves, 21. T. E. D. Mias Ruth themselves to be extra-fine entertainers. April P. N. Johnson A Son have started on to “L. F.” MEDICINE Portland, of Bar Harbor, sang eeveral solos. Williams tua returned to _ CO., The grammar school ball team defeated their new lobster smack. Sbe will be Me. Mrs. Belinda who bas spent tbe Bangor. Noonan, tbe freshman team of the academy bv the ORLAND. fifty-four feet long, fitted with twenty- winter with her brotber, D. W. has Howard B. Moor, of Ellsworth, wii In Joy, score of 16 to 12. The school has and sixteen en- returned home to tbe town on business last week. grammar William Tenney a native of borsapower horsepower spend summer with Emerson, to bare her to an strong team for boys of died at home in gines. They expect ready ber granddaughter. Mrs. Irving Claud Archer and of exceptionally Orland, bia Worcester, Farley. wife, Wesley, are their and will soon bunch about the first of June. age, be heard from in aged years. ELECTRICAL SKa- Tbe Unity club met with Mrs. C. C. here to see his mother, Mrs. Colson. Mass., April IS, seventy-three 21. 8. tbe school games. Mr. Emerson was for many years in busi- April F«il l.iae* of Ear re bee Thursday. It was decided to John Archer’s hoop-shop caught Are April 21. H. ness in Orland, and in company with his engage a Congregational minister to Mil and burned the roof. The fire NORTH PENOBSCOT. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES the through father-in-law, Nathan Powers, operated a pulpit of Union church for tbe summer. was discovered and J. M. Hutchins arrived borne from 1 AND FIXTURES. extinguished before SUBB\. fleet of Ashing vessels. He moved to Rep. Tbe Methodist cburob serious resulted. afternoon. tMImMm M wirlst ns CSwd.llr Otn* society presented damage Worcester about twenty years ago and August* Monday a entertainment There tree a bee at pleasing Saturday even- There is much Illness here. Madame chopping- Emery bought a wall-paper business, from which A baked-bean supper was served by ANDREW M. MOOR. of Oerter’* recently. ing, consisting readings, dialogues, Colson is very ill of grip. Mrs. Mc- he retired about five ago. He leaves tbe ladies’ aid society at tbe ball R.tey Btuldlog. mate St.. EUswortfi character Edgar years grange sketches, with instrumental Ininch is confined to her bed. Mrs. Etta Leslie Bene end eons Percy end Lyman two daughters—Misses Katherine W. and Wednesday evening. music. It was a program of a MscPhee is have to Bar where have worthy threatened with pneumonia. gone Harbor, they Adelle P. Emerson, snd a brother—Theo- A fine entertainment was much better patronage than it received. Arlo Colson is lor the summer. given by qn ite ill. Many have bad employment dore H., of Bast Braintree, Mesa. some of tbe younger members of 21. colds. High- April t;. Pearl Conary, ot Beal Harbor, recently land grange consist- 21. Thursday evening, April E. visited hie mother, Mrs. Liszie Conary, MT. DESERT FERRY. ing of dialogues, recitations and music. LAMSON, NORTH CA8TINE. end, with assistance of the men in the Mr*. Grant in Bar Ice-cream, cake and home-made candy Burton Joseph spent Sunday Wardwell recently lost his AURORA. neighborhood, cat her year's wood at the Harbor. were sold. Proceeds, over fit. family horse. door. HUBBARD Miss Mary Silsby has gone to Clifton to Louis Jordan recently purchased a William F. Allen and wife pleasantly Miss Lowena Conner teach. Mrs. Mehitable Carter celebrated her entertained of tbeir has gone to horse in Bar Harbor. many neighbors and HATS 4 Brookavilte to teach. eighty-seventh birthday 10, when friends tne Herbert Crosby and wife are teaching April Mrs. W. W. JeUiaon returned boms Thursday evening, twenty- But in America” Rose Conner in many ot her neighbors called. Congratu- fifth of tbeir Tbe bas returned to Camden Amherst. from Bangor last week. anniversary marriage. For Mia hi Mr after a brief visit to bis lations were extended, and useful and evening was spent with games, music, family. School began Mrs. the to-day, Adelbert presents a Luther Grant haa bought place etc. Ice-cream and cake were served. RELIABLE CLOTH I NO CO. Miss Pauline Conner teacher. pretty received, ineloding left Monday for Bridges handsome birthday cake. Refreshments formerly owned by Joseph JeUiaon. where she will teach. A good-sized congregation greeted the Nortbport, Mrs. F. O. Silsby, of visited were served. Mrs. Carter also received a Lewis to move Ellsworth, Bpratt and fsmUy expect pastor, Rev. E. A. Carter, morn- Miss Hattie Dunbar is in the relatives here last week. shower of cards. “Aunt Mehita- house. Hnnday teaching birthday this week into Humphrey Jordan’s ing, to listen to bis lsst sermon for the Devereui district, Weet Penobscot. Ora Mills ble,” as she is known her Camden has sold one of his horses to by many April conference year. Brother Carter has Ivan Perkins leaves William of acquaintances, reads, sews and threads to-day to attend the Cross, Martaville. a._C. labored among us for four years, preach- ; term at her needle without glasses. She and her spring Bucksport seminary. George Crosby, who served on the COREA. ing excellent sermons. He is an earnest Woolens Jury daughter. Miss Vandelia Carter, have Save dree* material* »“<* Mrs. Ralph 8 Wardwell, of destine, vis- at the recent term of court, returned worker, and a faithful pastor. Though money by baying spent the winter with Mrs. Isaiah Conary, Nahum Young is quite poorly. saltings for men, women and children direct ited at Fred P. Wardwell * last week. home Thursday. his wife Is an invalid, she has assisted in at whose home the anniversary took place. C. L. Leighton and wife are very poorly. tbe work in from Camden Woolen Mill. Write for •ample® Miss Carrie Witharo went to 8t. Albans April 21. C. every way possible, and her April 21. Bpbc. Chester Ginn and wife* of North Penob- influence for good is felt F. A. last week to continue her school work. throughout the Packard, Mgr. Retail Dept., scot, are Mrs. Ginn’s parents, F.C. community. Should be William has BROOKS VI LEE. visiting they returned, BOX JS CAMDEN, MAINE. Dyer returned to Boston WEST SEDGWICK. and wife. they will be warmly welcomed. a short Crowley after vacation at James Hatch’s. Mrs. Miliicent L. Hutchinson is em- Carter home from Maria Maggie (is The grammar school began April 14, Mrs. A. K. baa ployed at F. H. KLUVOKTH Dodge gone to Btoekton Billings’. Snow’a. Mias Let tie Carter, of North Haven, as EAQLE LAKE. to visit her Mrs. Almeds Walter Pierce has moved his baa returned Miss Springs niece, family into Everett Nevells from Dark teacher. The primary opens to-day. H. H. Young lost a valuable horse re- Hawes. the James Grindle house. Harbor. Georgia Jude, of Ellsworth, as teacher. cently. Steam Laundry and Bath Rooms. Misses Mildred Wardwell and Albion Closaon has to Laura gone Sullivan, Chester Staples, of Easton, isatBoecoe W. McFarland a •wo were recent of recently purchased PAT, MO WASHMM." Gray guests Mrs. Florence where he has employment. Carter’s. EAST LAMOINE. gasoline engine. Guilford. All kind, of lAiDdrr work done M abort notice. James Grindle has to the northern Parker Closson la for A. A. gone working Leslie Deviates is home from East Carry, Miss Alice Tracy has so improved that Hood .celled for end dellrered. David Dodge is home from Brewer. He part of Maine to act as a at was guide. Goodell North Brooksvilie. where he haa been employed. she able to come home Sunday. will soon go to Camden to work at car- M. B. ESTKY *1CO.' Miss Tens of Rozier, is visit- who is on the and who have E. E. Gray, Cape Eugene Gray, employed Capt. N. D. King wife, Sargent and family intend to re- Wei* Ht.. KH.worth. Me pentering. her Sanborn. is at home. Alter Building. ing sister, Mrs. Eugene Maine Central railroad, spent the winter in Massachusetts, are turn to their home at Town Hill next Mias Annie B. Conner and Miae Cynthia Roy L Hooper, baa bought s valuable Joseph Carter, of Lamoine, is spending home. week. are the same The mtchant in Perkins teaching schools as horse of William Brooks- a tew bis Mr*. Julia mho doet not ndoortito Stover, of North days with mother, George Pierce, who bar been very Mis* Octsvia C. Hamor spent last week last year in Penobscot. vllle. ! farter. Capt. poorly during the winter, is much im- j in Ellsworth, tbe guest of her aunt. Miss a dull eeaeon makot if more pro/Uabie for Then will be an entertainment at the 21. was I Calista at April A. t A pleasant surprise party given proved. Hamor, F. B. Aiken’s. Aoee mho do a deer (lee.