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l BUBBCB1FTION _ \vol. AT T YTV PBIOB, (2.00 PBB TliR _r wort!) uaivj__ i.,r*.D„4OT„o.,*i.*. ( ELLSWORTH. MAINE. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER 30. 1918. No. 44. _*:_T~ ---— -___ ••VVH VI Ml 14 It 11 IS. LOCAL AFFAIRS she settled on her anchor with the falling RbbtrtigrmmtB. tide, and punched a hole in her bottom. She was towed off the Round Sun- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK by Top day, and brought as far as Weymouth ■Pigs for sale Point, where she now lies full of water, Notice of appointments kept afloat her cargo. It will be ne- Prompt, Satisfactory Banking C 8 Cottle—Cash and carry by J A Haynes—Cash and carry cessary to bring her up the river and dis- Girl for second work wanted charge her cargo before she can be re- Meeting of the Rural Cemetery Ass’n. We handle the business of our depositors Double Notice of foreclosure—Wiufield 8 Hmallidge paired. The Round Top, on the way up \ Your Dollars f the river Sunday night, struck Harden’s promptly—carefully—satisfactorily. SCHEDULE OF MAILS Rocks, and is now ashore there and full of Every dollar you earn is of capable doubling itself in AT ELLSWORTH POSTOPFICK. 3 water. Arrangements have been made If you need the services of a time, without any effort on your part to well-equipped except hang on to it. Lj In effect. Sept. 29, 1918. for the Stonington boat to come to Ells- The dollar that we would be to assist in f| slips away willeveutuallygetiutothehauds 3 worth and tow up both the schooner and bank, pleased you any % someone MAILS RKCRIVKD. of .who will set it at work fortune building for W tug. within the of safe 'i Week Day*. way scope banking. himself. 4l Charles H. son of Mr. and Mrs. Prom Wbst-6.47 a 4.16 m. Dresser, The dollars m; p you save, whose From W. H. Dresser of Yarmouth, of f earning power you appropri- !| East-11.ll, a m; 6.38 p ra. formerly Your account is invited. k ate, will make the sum of has been advanced to the rank your fortune. H MAILS CLOSB AT POSTOFFICB Ellsworth, The sooner you to save at this of second lieutenant, having earned this begin bank, the sooner you Going Wbst-10.40 a m; 5.50 p m. ] will see Jl promotion through active service in | your fortune expressed in large figures. IJ Going East—6.15 a m; 3.40 p w. Capital, $100,000 We receive France. Young Dresser was the first Yar- M saving deposits from a dollar up. H Sundayt. {Until Oct 27) Deposits mouth to enter the to France ft on interest the boy war,going and go first of every month. Arrive from the west 8.19 a m. Closes for Surplus Profits, $150,000 in 1916, long before war was declared west 4.40 p m. by this and at the front j country, serving I six months with the volunteer ambulance I Registered mail should be at postofflce half corps. When the United States entered an hour before mail closes. the war, he enlisted in the signal corps, though offeiel a major’s commission if Union IhusT Company I WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH. he would remain in the French army. He to under his For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday, preferred fight own flag o^Ellsworth,Mauve ] Oct. 29, 1918. as a private. In January last he was transferred to the tank From heavy service | observations taken at the powei station of the War Harbor & Union Rivei division, and was sent to England in Power in Co., Ellsworth. Precipitation is March. He was soon made corporal, given in inches for the twenty-four hours ending at midnight.] passed examination as a first-class gunner, Cape Cod Cranberries, 9c Weather Precip- and was then appointed an instructor in qt, Temperature condition* itatiou Davis one of the English camps. Baking Powder, }4\b can, 8c 4am 12 m forenoon afternoon WHY BE A DRIFTER? Wed 38— 57— clear clear Springdell Oleomargarine, lb, 35c Like a Thurs 35- 56- clear fair KLLSlft ORTH F ALLS. flowing river, some people follow the lines of least resistance Mince Fri 34 54- fair fair Superba Meat, pkg, 10c and wife and spend all their surplus cash for luxuries. is but — Haslam of are Drifting easy Sat 52 53— cloudy,rain rain .17 Leroy Bangor and — of Arthur W. and Cane Maple Sugar Syrup, 12-oz cans, 35c 8un 54 54— cloudy cloudy guests Salisbury wife. accomplishmeut requires determination. Decide to save all you can Mon 63 — 55— cans cloudy cloudy Miss Ethel Crocker of Bangor spent Start an account with the Hancock Rank. 10-lb Circle (R) Tartar 83.20 Tues 57— County Savings Compound, 54— cloudy cloudy Sunday with her mother, Mrs. George E. Pettijohn Flour Bran Flakes, pkg, 38c Fog Monday and Tuesday. Gray. Hancock County Savings Bank Judson Fox of Bar Harbor i9 here for a Ellsworth, M arne Libbey’s Evaporated Milk, 12-oz can, 2c I The regular meeting of the literature few days putting his home in readiness club has been 5-lb bag Graham Flour, per bag, 35c postponed. for the winter. The Unitarian Swift’s alliance will meet with Mrs. Harry Wells is here from Boston ! Shortening, lb, 29c Mrs. Ada Lord | next Wednesday at 2 for a few days, called by the death of her o’clock. j Heavy Salt Pork. lb, 30c | brother, Morris Sargent. Suppose You Should Have a Fire To-Night? M's. L. M. Scott, who has been Climax Coffee, lb. 22c very ill Leon G. Flood and Miss Helen Kirk- | of influenza over two weeks, is slowly Patrick of Bangor were here Sunday, I O. W. TAPLEY 3c improving. Onions, lb, guests of Asa C. Flood and wife. Insurance and Real Estate Mrs. P. A Davis of H1 uehill is here to Mrs. Sarah Haslam of Waltham, who spend the winter with her Tapley Building, 69 Main St. Telephones: Office 14, Residence 40-3 daughter, Mrs,. has just returned from a year’s visit on - Ward W. Wescott. «J A- HAYNES the Pacific coast, is spending a few days 1 fT„ r~j3 Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Bellatty of with friends here. GOOD WORK BY WOMEN. CASUALTY LIST. ]~jj^^Cash^on^^arrjy^^3irocer^^nswortl^J Woodland, formerly of Ellsworth, are The death of Harold Crossman occurred receiving congratulations on the bir h at the Saturday morning home of his What Did in Loan Cam- of a They Liberty daughter (Maude Margaret) on Oct. father on the of Maine Men iu Foreign and Home Bangor road, pneumonia, paign in t ounty. 15. Lists of Dead and Wounded. I after a short illness. Harold was a boy of Mrs. O. W. Tapley of Ellsworth, chair- B. Russell is in Ellsworth genial and a favorite KILLED IN ACTION. Percy to-day, | disposition general man of the Maine Woman’s liberty loan SILVY’S GARAGE receiving the hand his He glad from his many i among companions. leaves, be- committee for Hancock county, reports Charles Simpson, Bangor friends. Mr. Russell, who has been sides his father, three Hazel and William Overland and Willys Knight Cars, Oarford Trucks sisters, the amount solicited by the women, for Whitney, Sko^negan located in Bertha Cross in an and Mrs. I Pennsylvania for some time, is ! Henry jBresna- the fourth liberty loan, as |193,050. The E Thera ulf, Rumford Falls now back in Massachusetts. aud one Norman. Burial han, brother, following is the report of the subscrip- L E Grant, Portland SECOND-HAND CARS was at morn- At a joint meeting of the school boards Juniper cemetery Tuesday tions, by tpwns, taken by women: N Lee, Houlton Chalmers touring ear, in good condition. f450. oftbe Franklin, Hancock, Lamoine and ing. Amherst. f 550 George N Bourgue, Waterville East brook school union, held in Ellsworth Morris, youngest son of Mrs. Sarah Bar Harbor. DIED OF Buick touring car, good condition. |350. 10,000 WOUNDS. Miss Adah of died at Saturday, Savage Franklin Sargent, Friday morning their Bluehill. 450 OSCAR 19^7 Ford touring car, good condition. OLSEN, Castine was elected of the union. home here, aged fiftee.i after an ill- Brooklin. superintendent years, 3,650 Samuel J Shuman, Portland ness of several weeks. He besides Brooksville. The Ellsworth Soldier club has on leaves, 4,850 Thaddeus L -PUBLIC AUTO SERVICE- Boys’ Roderick, Farmington hand knitted articles that will be given his mother, one sister, Mrs. Harry Wells Bucksport. 24,050 of three Ernest and SEVERELY WOUNDED. Storage Koorn for Fifty Cars to mothers of soldiers to send to their Boston, brothers, Castine. 10,750 Delraont of this place and Augustus of Cranberry Isles. 5,300 Ovide Lefebre, Rumford '•♦reef, Me. T©1. 125*3 boys. Application should be made to FUsworth, who have the of Ivan E Mrs. D. E. Linnehan, president of the Gardiner, sympathy their Dedham. 1,900 Bicknell, Augusta club. many friends. The funeral was at the Deer Isle 12,700 Merle F Littlefield, Dover home Sunday aft-rnoon. Rev. Henry W. Ellsworth. 38,200 L E McPherson, Bangor The county contest of boys’ and girls’ Conley officiating. Buriai was at Juniper Franklin... 4,850 P C Clark, Wells agricultural clubs, postponed from this cemeteVv’. Gouldsboro. 3.600 PTabrie, Lewiston in Brooms month on account of the influenza epi- A Clean I Mrs. one of tbe Falls’ Hancock. 3.400 MISSING IN Sweep demic, w ill be held at Hancock hall, Ells- Augusta Graffam, ACTION. oldest and most Lamoine. 2,750 worth, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 29 highly respected ladies, Charles T Runt, East port 75c Mariaville. 400 Big Value, and 30. died Sunday morning. Mrs. Graffam’s health had been failing several months, Mount Desert. 14.710 News was received last week that NORTH KLIAWOKI'H. and she died from ibe infirmities of ad- Orland. 200 Four bars Swift’s Pride Soap, 25c Henry C. Emery, son of former Chief- vanced age. She had been well cared for Penobscot. 2,600 Russell Watson has moved hi* wood- Justice L. A. Emery of Ellsworth, who Pride 25c by her daughter, Mrs. Arthur L. Joy, who Sedgwick.... 2.900 sawing outfit to Ellsworth. Four paekages Swift's Washing Powder, has been a prisoner in Germany since last survives her also one son, Charles Graffam Sorrento. 250 Mrs. Harold Maddocks, who hss teen March, has been released, and had ar- Molasses, gal, 95c of Bar Harbor. Funeral services were Southwest Harbor. 3,100 ill of influenza, is improving. Honeybee rived at Copenhagen to take passage held at the home Tuesday afternoon. Stcnington. 6,150 home. Mrs. Groper of Boston was a r cent Rev. W. Inter- Sullivan. 5,150 now 25c. Henry Conley officiating. of her Mrs. Eugene Moore. Mikado Coffee, formerly 28c, Some with a mind and guest niece, miscreant, ment was at North Ellsworth. Surry. 5.700 Amaziah methods worthy a Hun, broke into Rev. Swan’s Island. 5,750 Trueworthy of West E 19worth John Morse died early Tuesday evening has been R. B. Mathews’ camp on the Bucksport Fremont. 11.450 visiting his daughter. Mrs. Eu- following a week’* illness of pneumonia. Frenton. 2,000 For One rubber-tired road recently, gaining entrance by smash- gene Moore. Sale, horse, harness, buggy. While Mr. Morse had Deen critically ill Waltham. 2.050 ing in a window and sash after partially Winter Harbor. Mrs William Maloney spent several for several days, his many friends w’ere 3,650 wrecking the door in a futile effort to days recently with her mother. Mrs# counting on his apparently strong phy- force that. Clothing, ammunition and *193.050 Webster Higgins. sique to pull him through, and his death COTTLE Dtber articles were stolen, the whole C. S. was a great shock to the entire com- When the Colors Went Chester Maddocks, whose 9Chcol at Damp ransacked and articles strewn By. munity. Mr. Morse came here from Wiuthrop, Mass., has been dosed several Licensed Dealer in Venison about the floor. An American who was in Paris on Cheery field several years ago, marrying weeks, returned to resume his duties as The board of health of Bastile day and wiinesssd the parade of Ellsworth yes- Miss Cora who survives and last week. Sargent, him, the allied tells the in words principal, after one of nations, story terday, day ‘-open time,” who is now ill. Mr. Morse leaves critically that thrill red-blooded American. the ban on of every again put opening schools, also a father and several brothers and He writes: -burches, places of amusement, Would Not Tolerate Sedition. 1 public Bisters. All sympathize w ith the family. T?TMT.MBKR. THE PAYS Funerals and public gatherings of all It was a wondeiful day in every way. I By the act of the New York legisla- was the The community saddened by never to see another like it kinds. While the local situation as re- expect spectacle ture of March 30, 1781. provision was sudden death of Bessie, wife of Herman unless I am fortunate enough to see an Allied gards the epidemic of influenza and pneu- made to punish more effectually adher- W. Staples, at her home in Bath, Thurs- entry into Berlin. Halt the world—yes, SDNDffi~-«S35£ THURSM--SSLSS monia has not changed materially from ents to the king. It enacted that any- day morning, following an illness of only more thau that—was represented in line aud last week, public opinion seemed decid- one who preached, taught, spoke, hours. Her age was represented by the best that each nation twenty-four twenty- or that the edly against raising the ban, and scnools could bring forward. As the colors of each wrote, printed king of ! ttQNDSSr-^S^ FRIDAY two years. M»s. Staples was a graduate were slimly attended. uatiou went hy, Paris seemed to get more Great Britain had dominion in New of the Ellsworth high school, and a suc- and more excited York or who The Red Cross sends out an until I believed that they seduced the allegiance VULzSzsi I urgent ap- cessful teacher in the city schools. She ! \auL!n£ss JMURM had reached the absolute heights of enthusi- of was TUESM” for to be used in the anyone in the state guilty of peal burlap bags, was married to Mr. Dec. 24 last. Staples asm. a without benefit of of n to be used in felony clergy, shipment spagnum oss, She wag the oldest of Sitnon | all of them took daughter English, Belgian, Italian, the court the dressings. Because of the use to though could commute i surgical Lake and and the storm. But away off down the wife, vary popular among! city by sentence which the are should be from death to service for bags put, they her associates at home and in Bath. She line I heard a hum that steadi’y grew louder, cleaned. which have three years in the navy of the United thoroughly Bags leaves, besides her husband and parents, and sounded above all the rest of the noise, been a hum that somehow inside of me and States. used for vegetables should be boiled. Alice and Ethel and got two sisters, Lake, , It is will be a made ine stand a little srraighter. And then, hoped there prompt response two brothers, Walter aud Joseph Lake, I saw a to this about a block away, dash of color, C. O. BURRILL & SON appeal. Bags should be sent to the who have the of their **j sympathy many j and oh! how wonderful it looked tome, for office of the in the A Huge Shadow. — l county secretary post- friends. were held in Bath. otatillsliert 18H7— Services ; the color resolved itself into the “Colors;” office at Ellsworth. Shadows, naturally enough are of building There were prayers at the grave here in and theu, my dear people, I thought the various sizes, and one can imagine AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE L. M. Scott received word Thursday Juniper cemetery Sunday afternoon, Rev. heavens had brokeu loose. I have never in FIRE AND j that mountains throw very large shad- | night that his brother, Odber L. Scott R. B. Mathews officiating. my life heard such an outburst of noise. It fnr.-igii ows indeed. It Is of Hu- li-ailing (•omi'anifK »f tliis ami c-miiti'iey ] was not said that the peak Bgpre.-enting some of Medford, had been drowned. Mr. the high shouting thit one usual y Out a roar that started of Tenerlffe, on the largest of the Scott was returning home from his day’s hears, away down and BAR HARBOR. gradually increased untit when It broke, the Canary islands, throws such a huge EDWARD H. BAKER work w ith bis cows, which he had taken A., widow’ Eaton formerly very windows rattled. It sounded like the shadow that it stretches as far as 50 from a nearby field, and to water Lydia Gilley, \ stopped ized of a of Trenton, died at the home orgai yell million rooters. And miles across the water, over- Graduate them at a small mill It is Saturday partly Optometrist pond. supposed then, as as it had it died of her son Charles on just quickly started, some of the other Islands.— he was taken and Cottage street, lapping At Ellsworth Office, 65 Oak St. with a fainting spell down, and amiu an absolute silence aud with after a illness. Christian Science Monitor. fell in the The long civiiiau hat inclusive pond. family, becoming every of, every man in uniform SaturdaytoWednesday alarmed at his absence, began a search and Earl Thurber who made application at a stiff salute, the colors of the United Telephone 146-11 found him lying face down in very little and was accepted for overseas iT. M. C. States of America went by. Snore the Latt. water. He was thirty-five years of A. duty several months ago received a 1 When the 7:38 train for age. He leaves a wife and three little telegram Saturday to report in New York COMINt. KVKNrS. Philadelphia pulled Into the quaint old station at Two Ford Cars Storage Battery Repairing girls, a father, two brothers and two city at once and left Monday. Lancaster on Friday morning a New sisters. Deepest sympathy is extended News was received Sunday of the death of Nov. 14, at Hancock hall—County seed York drummer who stood waiting to For Sale and Recharging by Ellsworth friends. Major Edgar Scott, one of the beBt-known show and annual meeting of Hancock take it smiled a wide and cheerful The schooner Lulu W. Eppes, loaded and moat popular of Bar Harbor’s summer County Farm Bureau. Starting Motors and Generators Repaired residents. this Mr. Sco.t and smile at sound of the conductor’s an- DAVID LINN5THAN with staves, filled with water while at Early year Nov. 29 aDd 30—County contest of bo\s’ his son Edgar enlisted for service over- nouncement: “Philadelphia train! R. ROYAL anchor in Contention Cove la«t Sunday and girls’ agricultural clubs at Hancock Telephone U7-2 r||awortH, Me. A seas as amoulance orivers. Death, it is Gap the first stop.”—Evening Public Hou-e.. Ellsworth. and settled on the fiats. It is resulted Irom Ellsworth. Public Car Day or Night 68 9UteSt., next Court supposed understood, pneumonia. ball, Ledger. his former home in aterrtisrmmts Kerry, called ik, COUNTY NEWS "* by tbe serinns illness ot bis father. Mrs. M. J. Perry, who has BLUEHLLL. been UNI ] WAR bcr daughter. Mr*. Frank L. oun CART. Hodgdon at Center, ha* returned to North En,‘ In tbe passing from tbie life of J. H. worth. Mrs. Hodgdon accompanied h " WORK CAMPAIGN Morse, tbe town has lost a respected citi- mother home, remaining a few davs Middle zen, tbe fraternal orders an active aud 0C‘“- _ N. Aged and a belpful member, tbe home kind Neal left busband and father. A few months ago Mnrphy Thursday for port Willisms, Portland. Planning for Greatest War Fund Mr. Morse bad an attack of heart trouble, Womeiv from which be did not recover bis usual Friend* here of Byron Campbell ot Drive in History of World good bealtb, and be survived a second at- Center, v. bo has been eery ill at Cam Best tack but a few are to learn Are Here Told the Remedy days, bis death occurring I'pton, glad that be is naJ for Their Troubles. Oct. 16 Hia age was seventy-four years. ering. Mr. Morse was a member of the 31st Mr*. He her Sawyer ot Bear Free moot. O.—“I was passing through the critical Island lien, all Maine regiment in tbe Civil war. and for station a week STATE CHAIRMAN AND DIREC- period of life, being forty-six years of age and had ( spent with her mother —* bad been of Mrs. the symptoms incident to that change heat flashes, twenty years quartermaster L". zibet h Hodgdon. Mrs. Kodgdoa TOR £ was APPOINTED nervousness, and was in a general run down James A. Garfield poet, U. A. R. He returned with ber for tbe winter. condition,/^\ 60 it was hard for me to do work. E. Pink- a grand Blut bill 1. O. O. F Oct. 28. my Lydia past pf lodge, N was recommended to me as ham’s Vegetable Compound and janitor of tbe ball many years. the best for troubles, which it surely WEST remedy my proved He was also an officer in Ira Berry lodge, BROOKUN. Local Committees toc'ude in since Many Prom- to be. I feel better and stronger every way Devid have F. and A. M. Bridges came home from South inent Citizen* Who Have it, and the annoying symptoms disap- Dis- taking He wan well read in tbe current of Hero Wednesday. peared. Mrs. M. Goddes, 925 Napoleon St., Fremont, topics played Great Activity in tbe day. Of pleasant, even disposition, Mr*. Chester Ohio. Bridge* is borne from aud This Work. quiet manner, steadfast in Dis .riend- Opeeche, called here by ibe ilinesa North Haven, Conn.—“Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta* ( or ber snips, be will be greatly missed iu tbe daughter Gayoell. ble Compound restored my health after everything else There borne, in tbe orders to which be belonged, had failed when passing through change of life. Olive, daughter of Melvin and The war fund drive in the aud in tbe community. Msry greatest is nothing like it to overcome the trying symptoms.” tellers, diea October IB. history of the United States if not —Mrs. Flobekce Iseujl,Box 197, North Haven, Conn. He leaves a wife aud oue daughter, Miss Parker Bridges, Eugene Grant and the entire world, is to be held during Florence Morse, two sisters, Mrs. Ada Luke Carter have gone to the week of November 31-16. This Littlefield of Fall River and Blusbiil, aud Winterport to work. Mrs. is to be the United War Work Cam- Miss Augusta Morse of Belmont, Mass., Raymond Bridges, wbo has been left paign to raise funds for our boys In Such Cases two brothers, Irvin, formerly of Chela**, visiting here, Tuesday tor Bangor. -over there" so that they who are \T_ aud George A. of ibis place, all of whom Elmer Bridges, wbo baa spent the sum- fighting our battles for humanity an? have sympathy tn tbeir loss. mer at Opeeche, waa at home last wsek giving up their lives that we at home Rev. Roy Trafton conducted tbe funeral Oct. 28. B live in a world of and services at tbe home afternoon, may peace jus- Saturday SEAWALL. tice, may enjoy some of the comforts, paying fitting tribute to his loyalty to bis LYDIA E. Ednr Newman and wife htve even some of the actual necessities, PINKHAM’Sn country. Three comrades of tbe 31st returned from New York r.od Boston, where which they can get from no other Maine were in attendance, R. 8. Osgood, they have been visiting. aource. Bewail P. Bdow'man and George M. Bailer. Alton The seven organizations which com- “Comrade, rest, life's work U dose. Newman and wife are living iD VEGETABLE COMPOUND no the that know* the M. E. the United War Work Bleep sleep waking.” Moore bouse. Mrs. Moore m prise Campaign • ! Oct. 22. Al. ber are the Young Mens Christian As- occupying old rooms there. sociation. the Women s Chris- Work on the new Young Sigs the record for the LAM OINK. electric light line is tian Association, tbe National Catho- greatest greatest good progressing rapidly. lic War Council, or in other words, Lorenzo Kingman ba- fitted up a ma- LYDIA E-PIWKMAM MEDICINE CO. LYWM.MASS.,, Lloyd Dolliver la at home on a furlough the of Columbus activities for chine for wood-sawing for tne acbool- Kinghts of seven days, from Newport, K. I. Mr. the in khaki, the Jewish Welfare bouse. boys Dolliver Is just out of the hospital, tfter Board, the American Library Associa- A few week* ago a moow waa seen near an t&mrftt Column. hose well-known in the community, and attack of influenza. tion. the V\ar Camp Community Ser- JfiuUial \ the teservoir by tbe Hoit boy*, and last ill over the country the same conditions COUNTY CW’S Oct. 28. T. E. U. vice, and the Salvation Army. evening one was around the church dur- _ ieem to prevail. In the past It has been the plan EDITED BT “SORT MAIx*t” BH KlKSViLLB. ing tne service hour. BLCEHILL FALLS. one of these to for each oganizations Dear Aunt .'tadge: Mrs. Charles Gray and two children of Mrs. F. L. Hodgkin* and daughter. Mrs. Nelson Herrick spent last w»g conduct a to raise here. separate campaign I didn't mean to be so after Vinalbaven were called here the death Mr*. Herbert Smith, left Friday to Itt Motto: and Ho,>efu'." long reporting by Join for its o*m work, all of which is “Helpful money >ur very enjoyable reunion, but tbe-e have of her brother, George Campbell. H* r Mr. Hotigkin* in Jacksonville, Fla., for Millard Leighton has moved his Sev- f j* family ho de erving of public support »een so many things to take up my mind that tarot it Maylon, of Jackman, was also the winter. Mrs, Smith will later return to South Bluehill. The purposes of this column are succlne > en campaigns require seven different [ nsve left that out. And now I can haroly here. to her home in Cur*. In title and motto—It Is for Uk mut j Mrs. Carrie Chatto is in stated the :hink of the war news that Rockland aiib campaign organizations seven diffsT anything, only Oct. 28. R. * aim* to -*e ami who has been a t-e ut, and tw-pfu) hopefu' Has come and that is. that James Grindle, guard __ ber husband’s mother, a ho is ill. h> large expense accounts, possio v to-day Germany Bel s for the common good. It Is for the com in northern is home tor a abort MEMORIAL RKSOLV TICKS. na* madt an unconditional surrem.e Just Matoe, Florence the week-end the same person doing seven differen’ of In Flye spent nith bod use—a public servant. a purveyor Aunt won’t visii. tbe death of oar beloved i ;hink. Maria, maybe our boys by ber parents. times the same kind and almost the formation and suggestion, a medium for the ti. Have u> go over thr-re after all. Let us hope Roderick J. has moved his brotoer. Russell McDona.'d. oar order has amount of work he a: Ideas In this It solicit- Gray family Frank with Is same could do terchacge of capacity »• I have felt fur -o.net.me that again been called to part with a loyal mem- Mason, his crew. adding a j peihap* to bis old home at R after Its success Oape *»iar, one time It has kept the country communications, and depends 'arge!) ihe war would end th s fall, and haven't our ber. whose saddeo tiauslliou was a severe chimney and living room to B. A. in Uray's on the given It In this Co.:»- spending five years this vicinity c*iiug stirred up. and literally tired out. w th support re-pect soys just made the Germans tun? It has ab«»ck to us all. and house. munlcatlons most be but tne name of for Mr*. Adds Condon. each slgued, 'it*de me feel of them a* 1 have read u /t*rr»«, Lamoine granite loses a Oct 21. successive campaigns following proud m young Cei’M m,. wr «»- not br _ will printed except o> permtsator d their aud and never man wbu*e life and ether rn rapid order and all workine j pluck, courage give- Mrs. Fred Oreo it and Norman Closson clean, manly ready Communications will be to approval or subject ip-uess. Won't it ne great wbea they come are til oi influenza. helpfulness will be so sadly missed, both HANCOCK POINT. for the same end, the wel- very practically rejection by the editor of the column, out j marching heme! io grange and home; therefore Mrs. Orville Martin has fare of the American and Allied so!- Add re* Mr*. A M of Bnih, who was called gone lo Med- will be rejected without good reason. ail the sister* have lots t canned Gray Ibat the united of' Expect bieeolten, sympathy Mass. d>rs fighting for our homes and for all communications to here by the death of tat brother. fleid. :bings in the cedar. I completed u.y list Ralph oar order be extended to tbe widowed TUB has returned her borne. our honor on the battlefields of France AMERICAN. ast week (no, the week before) w hen I mace Roberts, to mother, so bereft mad to the sisters Mrs. Julia Reed has returned from Bar Me. suddenly Siberia. Ell-worth, wbere she baa Belgium Italy and dozen lumbers of cr»bappship sorely family been ill. THY MOTHER. Wilson very asked that the extra ntteen pounds->f sugar. Three p -uix.s cujj»olattou to the all-wise Heavenly Father; wisely Alonzo B Sanborn, an acred and re- j Oct. 21. M. Lead mother were brown so 1 made some tomato seven get together and thy tenderly in:nee further, organization* died 1) -toiler Down life’s steep decline: meat. spected citizen, Wednesday, lietotred, That oar altar and charter be conduct one cam pa gn and this jo'nt Once ber arm was '23, of pneumo ua folio wing an attack of thy support, Have incidents'ly worked in some k.iitt.ng draped in mourning as a symbol of oar Tablets of Stone. wi.l be held during drive for funds N«*w she Jesus on thine. influe; za. He was a kind ami sorrow, and inai a of resolutions with my fall work, dave kna a slip u loving copy these The library of the School of the the week of November 11 16. s»ee ber face he scut to the bereaved a open roving sweater, three pairs of atocsii aud ne father and mu< b respected by all. He family, copy placed Sons of the Empire1, an ancient Chi- ir The State chairman of the drive Those deep lioes of care? f a our recirdsand one sent to the local pair wriste-s for the boy. Be h been was a member of tne Baptist erbureb, hav- upon nese university which. It Is said, was of Tniok—it was bertoil for thee ■ for S.;Lac B Adams, of Portland, one very fortunate in esc p g tb.tt terrible some He papers publication. ing joined twenty years ago. is In existence a thousand years before Left that record there. which so of lot the business men of the Sta'e malady b*ata»en many boys a leading survived by widow, whom be mariied Christian era. comprise1* 182 tablets there. Deveus al« ne n-u a toil of and the State director is to be Jef- Ne'er forget ber tireless watch. Camp fi\e k» tbree son*—Edwin of THE MONT. ago. Pe- of stone, whereon ure carved all the ueany 8u0, with that aud pneumonia. .\m ferson C. Smith, of WatervLlle. one ot Kept by day and night. nobscot and John and Eugene of this thankful that it is on th- wau.-. Tne liberty loan in this town nearly "IS classics," the essence of Chinese from her the kureiy the oesi known boy workers and cam- Taking step grace. end one Mrs. Anbie W ne eia thai ree Esther u place, daughter, d unled its allotment. Much credit in culture. From ber eyes the light. pe, y promised paign managers in Maine Lkidg-, o' Blbebill. wo re be!«1 at Cherish well her faithful heart, to send to the column? I tuinu I pr->mia*d Pruy’**r* due the woman’s committee, Mr*. have Tapley, County campaign chairmen t<> send bread so wi eunrit it in f h* home and also at toe Which through weary years my recipe grave Friday by cnatrmsn, who with her aid* aoid fl 1,450 Wat In the Name. as follow.*: been appointed Echo, d with its this. Rev. John Carson. in sy mpathy bonds lb fubsciiptioi * ortheentire The strolling company were plgytne J. Sweet. Au- Aunt Mad e, nave g«*t as 2S. Androscoggin—Alfred All thy smiles ai d tears. Hope, you strong Uci. F. tow n ait flb.ofA) .*tid theallotment was "Hamlet," hut were afraid that a* ever by now. and that you ai .! yours nave they burn 300. Thank God for thy mother's love. the would net Presque escaped influenza With loving * re-1- FAST OK LAND. Shakespeare's great tragedy Aroostook—Thomas F. Phair, Guard the boon. priceless iuge to you aud ad thenar-, wii. *i«y gznwl-ti.e Wallace at home attract, so they conceived K *1icR Duntiar is hi iht fl^b Clayton spent Sunday sufficiently Isle. For the bitter hour employed parting fur this time. n J V. from Northeast Harbor. the Idea of the title 'o F Port- bright altering Cumberland- Henry Merrill, Cometh a*' too ««v>n. hatchery. Out." C < John Li left last week in a “How a Stepfather Was Paid land. When thy grateful tenderness We are glad u.d*-»d to hear timt Mi- Alice White, Carrie White and pi. tty vbound for Nova thence to The result was a“ crowded house.—Lnn- Franklin W.llard S. Bass. Wilton pv.vtei tv save, Corporal Young has been so well al Camp Kenneth \\ f i e visited at Hancock re- 8cotia, bold no dearer New York. don Tit-Bits. Hancock—Thomas Searls, Bar Har- EartbfwiJ) spot Devena. I am pleased that i?. J. Y. ua* ceni 1 Than tby mother's gt«ve. bor. on her making, i b.ve J. E. Wooater mide a business to reported jelly a nes IVR cber and wife spent the trip A Wsterrille. list week in bis Kennebec Dr Joly, made over a di zt-ii tumblers oi crabupple weekend in Orooo. F Biugor boat. He 9lhnmierm,nte Dear Aunt and M. B'u. idie DeRucber, Knox—Horatio N. McDoaglll, Rock- or atleast one over that i.um- brought freight for several dealers in jelly, too, who came home iJI of influenza, has re- I found tbi* little bit of h ptefryon puM ber and tome cucumber town. land. ripe sweet pickl»-», turned to his school ir* Qrono. card aud though'iii very sweet.it mi ajtu m> Lancoin -John M. Glidden. Newcastle. but supplies of that kind are rather Oct. 28. K. true. Mi«s Helen Pickering i- at home from Oxford Judge Matthew McCarthy. l.miteu w it h us tbiavtar. 1 find aorue of 1 have th' ugbt of tbe lovely day at tbe re- Oronu, where sue was called by tbe illness Sure Relief For Penobscot—F E Bragg. Bangor. so ansent ones the M. B.’a have a great variety of MEMORIAL RRf OLl'TlON S. union much, and wiab all tbe other brottaer-in-la', William Barrett. Piscataquis A B. Clark. Milo. c-». ~ tucie would nave beeu nothing to take tbe RECIPES. chapter. O. E. r* m< urn* the of fnL hful Waldo—t* E Frost. Belfast The <*ng<-l of i'e«ih h^s again en- loys certain, granting relief, take *» nail of our ion. As it a men •« w we v place itu. was. it was BREAD—Four medium- B'H bu. b i»- .» m e oi a Washington—C. H. C'.arl., Lubec potatoes tcrnl oor mtdai and removed from our order ao Ki.rumn on»t d**>. never-to-be-forgotten dayf.o me. All i\ iae. we cherish in our the to of and boil and wash wine our memory if you want dissolvr every particle York W alter J Kilpxtne. Saco. (pare hoi). 2 young soldier brother. Claude Dunbar, When 1 goi home 1 found a lovely letter nobie character of our sist« ra. uric acid poison in your body ant lr.vt* cup* t*oiled rice. 2 cups corn floor. Yjix therefore he it A complete publicity organization fr'-m Aunt sue. i>n it bad come tbe That in of the of it out tbrcugb the natural cbari'ieis -o da) That in his Rttoieed. honor memory all with the w-Hiei(:w«i cup-) that the devolved, death Alaraasoolt that will be free also has been formed to cover the before, ahou'a have t;>k u it with me so at ! oar sis era. our charter be for a you from rbeuinati-m, has U at a draped have b-en boiitd grange valued in» tuber, and his get a bottle of Kbeuina from Altxauder'4 State with D. W. Hoegg. Jr., city edi- couid nave enj yed it. potatoes in, adding peri d of thirty dnvs j family s devoted sou and brother He gave Fh rmacy or druggist at once, ii A ■ at M a> u.e of these will of 2 large a of lara Mod any the Port- iria, days you I cup sugar, spoon he»tj ved, Thai a copy of t hese resolutions or tor of Express-Advertiser, hi* iifi for his c< umry Let (bat kuowedge 'roust gi\e the Joyful rtlief expected gets long letter from me. 1 tbit.k of y. u so 2 heaping teaspoon* salt. Dissolve ; ewat : become a part of our lecords, a copy be sent land, as State chairmen. remain wth u* for all time. In his honor we money refunded. often ana iougto gel one of your lesuul lei- | cake in K, of water. Mix all [ to the bereaved .family, aud a copy sent to KhcurnaiiMiu is a d^ea-c He has appointed publicity chairmen cup tepid ft d * gold star tooqr service fl .g, and. white powerful ters. and two The Ellsworth Amsricak for publlcatior. strongly entrenched in joints and aiuscl**. who will be in charge of all publicity blether, let rise hours, then we mourn bis loss, let ua hutub'y bow in sub | | 1 know you wi'l all be very sorry for Irish lri orOt-r to conquer it a ei.t-niy aid flour to make a Ann mission to His powerful in connection with the enough dough, will, oe.ieviog that He hoeth must be is tb* and advertising M >ily, in the ueatb other oti>v s -ter, who ! «eni Heaintt it. HbeuniM rise ail wet). NOK1H CASTINE. These are as bet again,*then make into Iomvo- and things of Rheumatism—an enemy t-*t drive in his county. about three week* I enemy pissed away ago. hope Rvunlred. That we exit d u- bear1 felt Mi** Leach is ber it in rise and bake. The potato water makes Mary visiting par- I conquer* nearly every in-iauv. follows:— a th it none of you this creaued influenza. get to the bereavt-n that our John of Ft. Loramie, it n*e much more S J. Y. *yuip*tby family; ent*, M. O. Leacb and wife. Jutlge Barnorst, Androscoggin, Sam E. Connor, Lewis- Isn't it terrible? Do be careful. Aunt quickly ! knows with Madge. ulvsr and charter be drap>d iu mourning for Ohio, it. He was walktrg 1 wrote off the names aud names of Percy Ward well bas gone to Sandy ; ci be is well. It ahou 1 do ton. peu thirty days; that a copy of these resolutions u’ches, to-day those at tbe reunion and sent them to tuut Point to work in tbe as much for you; it seldom fails. Aroostook. Chas. H. Fogg, Houlton. Uncle Ike Murmurs. t»e scut to the bereaved fami'y, a copy spread shipyard. Martha. She was very g ad to get even that Cumberland. Mrs. E. W. Moseley, “Whenever any man,” murmurs ou our rtcords and a copy sent to the local '1i** Alice Butler bas returned to much of the rt union, and would like to have for Portland. Uncle Ike. “commences fer to talk to papers publication. Bangor, after visiting ber parent*, Fred been there wi;h us. Franklin, Henry P Wrbite. Farming- me about his soul. I sez to Tre Bull r anu wife. Well, a* I cannot »ay anything helpful, myself 80U I H BROOKS VI lXE. tOD. will not take more flushed a Mf'. Augusta Leach a few up any paper space, but j nut.”—Judge. MEMOKI «L KKSOLI'TIONS. spent day* Harold P Bar Hancock. Whitmore, let someone have (be loom who can do so last week in Buc-csport with her cousin, IVherea*. It has pleased the Almighty to Harbor. much better than I Mrs. Grace Beal*. This Testimony Remain* L’n- .'Ocru&nur’.fc iturove from our midsi our esteemed brother, Kennebec, J C Murphy. Augusta Love to all tbe clan. shakeii. John Ladd, who gave bis life in the service Griudie and wife of Penobscot Jennie. George Knox Frank A Tirrell, Jr., Rockland. i« of his country: therefore recently visited bis fstber, lapt M. W. Time is the best test of truth. Here F Uncoln, Benj. Kelley, Boothbay Aevolved, That in the death of Brother an Ellsworth Fails that hsH *«tood YVe al* unite in sym^tby for Irish I Grindle. story Harbor Ladd, Hsrhor*ide grange ha* sustained the the test of time. It is a story with * M in ber loss. We know sne bad j Clarence Pinkham arrived from Seal illy loss of a friend whose Oxford, Alden Chase. Bryant's Pond. friendship it was a come home to have | * week to a few point which will straight planned to ber sister near her this ei Harbor th spend davs Penobscot. W. A. Hennessy. j pleasure to joy. Bangor. many of us. winter, and she will miss her companion- Revolved* That we offer to his bereaved with his family at Mrs. Emma WardweU’s- Piscataquis. L. P t.vans. Dover Frank E. Waltham St, says: much. There was never over whom sorrow hits cast Fernald, C Bath ship very a time family her sable Mrs. Mary H. Witisrd bas returned Sagadahoc, Harry Webber, “1 had a severe w ith back and when tbe shadows fell ao luautle, our h* a. tfe't condolence. spell my Skowbe- upon many from Boston, where she accompaned s Somerset, Roland T. Patten, as the It was bard homes as this autumn. From Revolved, That a token of our love and could hardly stand pain. every patient. Sbe-'also visted ber son who gan our charter be or t >wu come ! respect, urapeo for a period for rue to sloop over straighten up. reports of the passing of been ill of at Devens. Belfast. a of these ipis influenza, Camp 1 Waldo Orrin J. Dickey, of thirty days, copy resolutions be 1 had read a gre t deal about Doan's Kid- Fred W Keene, Lubec. spread upon oor record*, a copy be seui to William F. Dunbar, who has been It took Washlng'on. When baby suffers witb ec.eroa or some ney Pills and I got a supply. Biddeford. * the family of oui deceased brother, also surv in was taken ill York. Thomas F Locke, i’cning akin trouble, u»e Dost-’* ointment. ying Brooksvitle, only one box to benefit roe. I tv*vw since the a* for the A »eut to pi« publication. there aud to bis borne here. All of these men rank among little of it gifes a long way. ai d it is safe for brought He bad return symptoms of the trouble, but Maine children. 60c a hoz at all store*.— is now G. leaders in their line throughout 4dn. BiR harbor. improving. Doan s Kidneys Pills, procured at E. to im- and the fact that tney have agreed Oct. 26. O. Moor’s Store, again gave me George Edward Soper died at bis tat me Drug take hold of the drive means that It has mediate relief.” (Statement given Feb- bere Wednesday evening, Oct. 23, alt. r got to he a success and that Maine ruary 7. 1906). a I0Q4 illness. Mr. Soper was born in SEAL COVE. On Decminer 4. 1916. Mr. Fernald said. will over the top with the coopera- go CASTORIA ears “Colds sometimes disorder my k«dneys» Bucksport sixty y a*o, but for nearly T. W. Walls and wife bave of man. woman and child C«pt. gone P11'** tion every Frrr Infants and nad lived but I can rely on Doan'a Kidney Children j tuirty years bere, conducting to Uuiou to visit their daughter, Mrs. ex” within Its limits to relieve me. The satisfactory a meat m rket most of that time. He Edmund Harding. perieme.- I have, had w ith Doan'* Kidney Maine quota in the d :ve is to be In Um For Over 30 Years *na leave* m whoa, six mv faito in them sous-Frank, Htniy, Mr. bas the Pills strengthen a tremendous sum. almost • Always bears Swasey purchased Springer tbflu fJHT.OOO. y vert t ,Charles and vlauiic^.and I recommend them more highly Rotary, house, and Is bis household mi'Ilon dollars so it will take everyone f ■ ooaugbters—Mis. Cliff..id W.*i of .'ew moving ever Co.* of L d-Jij. and jitrs. go xls to his new home, at all dealers. Foster-Milhurn to make the campaign a sucres* Signature tJouii,, William P. 60c, AcSUQkU ol Milo. Mf ;ra., Buffalo, N Y. Norman Townseud left Saturday for Ash and John NEWS Robertson were at home AD&murmenrt. COUNTY Sunday. OFFERED POLISH CROWN Mrs. Willie Carpenter, »lrB. Galen HARBOR. “OLD GLORY” AT FRONT SOUTHWEST Havey and sons Curtis and Will R. have wife and son are to Is Poor? gone Boston Blood to Your George Harmon, spend- stay with their hus- or three weeks at the old home bauds, who have ing two employment there. Illinois Men and Australians Oct. 28. I here. H still regulates a'l Follow American Flag. If if You Need Vinol Close time churches, is, DEER ItJLE. school*. the public library and places of no Pvt. ^ conditions amusement, though serious cases of Sargent Bray has recovered from Anaemic, run-down, nervous, devitalized and Mother’s Gift to Sergeant Inspires Men pneumonia have developed heie. The influenza, returned to Camp Devens. result from or thin blood. A at the seems on the wane. Mias Helen to Daring Deeds at Vaire poor glance epidemic Hardy of Rockland is the who since ot t Wood. formula of on the will show £. G. Mason, has, early guest apt. Leslie Gray and wife. Vinol, printed label, been with his son-in-law, Roswell influenza to spring, Spanish seems to be on the in- that it contains the very necessary and his in ingredients Celand, granddaughter, Dover, crease here and in the outlying districts. London.—When the Illinois troops home of his Mrs. make blood. It soon creates a N. H., i* at the sister, J. nnd Australians attacked at healthy appe- Paul W. Scott is ill of together good for the winter. He visited in seriously pneu- jl Mason, monia. Vaire wood and Hamel, a sergeant of tite, and you to get full Harbor on the way. improves digestion, helps Bar the American took into ac- The many friends of Carroll B. Knowl- contingent and builds Eliza Robbins left last week to benefit from food, up. ylra. tion a small your daily you ton will be pleased to know that he has American flag, the gift of the winter with her daughter, Mrs. N. H. Pa. spend been promoted to 1st lieutenant. his mother. The men under him sur- Drewsville, Bradford, Robbins at Heron Neck light station, Pred rounded and a “My daughter was anaemic, had "I have used Vino! for impover- Butler Ensign Oscar D. Eaton of N. destroyed maehtne-gun jlrs. Temperance accompanied her Brooklyn, blood and suffered from ished blood. 1 was broken out with who has been post hidden among tree trunks [racr indiges- » here Bbe will remain in a Y., seriously ill of just lo Vinalhaven, pneu- tion and bilious attacks. As Vinol a rash and run down so it was hard monia at his home inside the wood. As they went on af- situation for the wiuter. here, is recovering. my son, I gave it to my for me to keep about my work. good ter helped E. bombing the Herman crew, the ser- — she soon in Other medicines did but Vinol the new mail contract Llew- Ensign Henry Knowlton has returned daughter improved nogood, When by brandished the little over to geant flag health, and it has built her up and re- enriched my blood and improved my Norwood starts a new route from Annapolis, Md., after a short furlough ellyn his hend nnd shouted, "Come on, fel- stored her health.”—Mrs.N.Burnell. condition very Lasky. here. Ensign Knowlton has been over- rapidly.’’-Rose Bernard to Ellsworth, the people are hop- seas seven lows; there’s another one.” Just ahead an easier schedule of times, and is now an instructor ing for mailing some Australians were at naval lighting around letters, as 7.30 a. ro. has not Annapolis academy. parcihrund a shallow pit In which were five Prus- in favor during the past eight Lieut Alton L. who has been been high Torrey sians and a machine gun. Two or months. The promise of two home on furlough, has returned to Balti- or leu three Chicago boys dashed up with next summer is Md. His m,ile a day certainly more, friends are pleased to their bayonets poised. One of them lit- know of his advancement be gratifying. rapid gince erally fell on a big Rhinelander who has been in the service. but Although was about to throw a bomb and sent C BITUARY. twenty-two years of Lieut. is age, Torrey him sprawling with a cracked skull, Oct. the sad news came chief officer on Wednesday, 10, navigating transports. He and. with the Australians, put the re- and Mrs. George H. that has made to France. to Mr. Gilley eight trips mainder of the crew out of action and Flora had their daughter passed away at The body of Miss Gather, daughter of cleared a dugout behind of 11 submis- home in Fitchburg, Mass., after a few Gva her (Joyce) and Frank W. Ureenlaw, was sive fugitives. Even More Delicioui Than You of influenza. It was a Expect! days' illness heart- brought here for interment this week. Still following the tiny Stars and blow to the family, and a grievous She was a their taste wil> rending great favorite with all because Stripes, a little bigger than a pocket Knowing good to her many friends here and else- of her convince shock pleasing personality, and will be handkerchief, but, as one of the men speedily, tastily you where who had known and loved her from missed. The they are greatly family formerly re- said afterwards, “looking like a regu- why childhood sided here. She was twenty years of age, lar flag,” the Americans, shoulder to and was The Dessert Born here thirty-three years ago,Flossie, a nurse in the Metropolitan hos- shoulder with the Australians, passed Supreme. N. where she contracted influ- —- — as she was tenderly called, was a general pital, Y., through the eastern end of_the wood Here Is u man who would rather be On ice cream— in shortcake ANY way favorite with everybody privileged to enza. and out Into the -bpen fields again. a brakemanrin the United States than SUPER BA Red Raspberries a know her sweet and amiable nature. Por Oct. 28. S. “The first time I have ever fought un- a ruler In Europe. Peter Sobleski, siriRSA have an appeal that cannot be k True aMl denied. no one wants many years ahe was chief operator in the der the American flag. Tank,” said a descendant of King John III of Po- Indeed New England telephone exchange, faith- PROSPECT HARBOR. rWA tall, raw-boned Queenslander with a land, says the wild beast of Berlin of- k to—on acquaintance. in first-aid fered him a Sobleski re- L All Dealers. ful and obliging every relation of life. Waldo* Wakefield, a junior volunteer, bandage round his head. They kingdom. | tnoaol O..Ih, MJlikei-TtaiisMa Me Taking a more remunerative position in a who has been on a farm at arrived at their final objective, a group cently arrived In Oakland, Cal., from Cs., Partisan, West Bath, has '*- »is» office ten she returned of strong, well-sheathed trenches where he has been working Portland nearly years ago, home. ^ Arizona, 7k met and married John Harvell, who was linked with the rear defenses of Ham- as a brakemnn on a railroad. He has The E. T. Russell Co. had a cargo of the same line of business. el and here ser- made for enlistment with also in coal arrive last week. village, th# Chicago application his on a the United States as an later Mr. and Mrs. Harvell went to geant planted emblem bit of army Interpre- Dr. R. W. Wakefield and wife of Bar wood and on ter. Sobleskl's who lives In where the woman set It the parnpet. Bul- uncle, Fitchburg, busy little with their Harbor, mother, were here lets whistled all the I-os two was of- a home for her husband and round It, cutting Angeles, years ago made happy en route for Steuben. Thursday, silk Into and fered the throne or Poland under Ger- little John, jr. The loss of an infant, and ragged strips eventually Miss Hilma Spurting and her cousin. It was shot save one un- dominion. He declined, pre- later a little daughter, saddened the wholly away many's Miss Ruth Stewart, were guests of rela- recognizable fragment, which was ferring to remain a citizen of the parents, but two years ago a second son pre- tives in Uouldsboro Sunday. served as a souvenir of an United States. The Job was then of- helped to heal the grief for those who had precious Miss Jane W. Moore is the historic day. fered to Peter, who also declined. gooe before. spending week with Mrs Frank Shaw at the The eldest son was taken first with the “Sands.” influenza but recovered. Then the mother GUN CREW AT LUNCH LEAKY ROOF IS NO BOTHER Waldo Wakefield, with two was stricken, but from her sick bed she friends, CLARIONS CONSERVE COAL Donald wrote a cheery, hopeful letter to her Wescott of Winter Harbor and Hr vunaananaBaHaMI Incident Shows How Yankee Ingenu- Clinton of mother. Pneumonia followed the attack of Tracy Qouldsboro, spent the ity Copea With Wartime Incon- Right between Ere pot, and in of the best of medi- week camping at Forbes' pond. veniences. proportions influenza, spite surface and cal skill and nursing, the sufferer was The Y'iola Brewer, a well-smack owned radiating flues, right j St. Louis.—Louis P. Clark, now with celled, leaving the husband prostrated by byJ.W. Stinson, has been rebuilt into a materials, right manufacture down j the same untble to the to the J. W. Stinson the American expeditionary forces In illness, accompany freighter carry & Co’s to slide a to his sister door and draft remains to Robbinston, the summer home, freight and all other that she can. She France, In letter here, every joint, tells how Yankee can where the little ones were laid to rest. will run between here and Rockland. Ingenuity cope mean control of fire and right results with wartime Inconveniences. He Clayton Gilley, the eldest brother, with Oct. 28. C. from of coal. A sitys: every pound his wife, who come In his car, with his "When we over here we were Clarion Furnace will save coal this father and brother Frank, went to attend GREEN LAKE. got billeted In a queer little French vil- the funeral. They were joined there by Alexander Rushtou is working for the year and every year for years to lage. The house I got Into had a roof | Miss Julia Harvell with the body of her Green Lake Timber at Northeast Co., all punched full of holes. When It J come. sister-in-law. Amid a profusion of flowers Cove. rained water flooded the room. For the dearly beloved daughter and sister Eit»b!i lay-off recently ■ • church in the village Every j celebrated his eighty-eighth birthday has been cloesd ,, C. 8. Food Admiaintratioo. ;; up, temporarily out a • anniversary by going for twelve- ■ > at for the call of Uncle least, ; hour automobile ride. The firm was Headache ! Sam. > > has ■ established 65 years ago and he Help 1 soon be will ; Rev. Mr. Eaton ; been the clock 312 are with Box. punching regular Directions of Special Value to Women Every on his way to France for work ,, ! days, and some Sundays, every year OBEY ORPEP^I Sold the world. In boxes, 10c., 25c. Y. M. C. A. by druggists throughout ; ; with the J | since. ♦WWWtWfflMUMWWf > KX-8KXATOK HALS DEAD. DKAFKNKB BY BIG OCN8. i-tgii Iiotiiw. —.■■i £hc €Usworth American IKOKtTE Passed Away Sunday Morning at Ills Former FI Is worth Girl Now Red MiriCRs. I, h*r,hT et.ea Home In Washington. C ross Nurse Near Front. ’VOT"'E that the A A PW'tnei;- if. r.een rmnras maA. k**lr'l Ex-Senator Eugene Hale ot Ellsworth Mies Katherine Cronin of 8t. Louis, ?i- k.l-loirt wwhl and !or br Hancd a. stack of da „e° co”»»Jof vVKKT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON died morning at bis borne in of Is now a Ked Cross Sunday formerly Ellsworth, J ■* K AT Carp-uter, Ute of D. C. Mr. Hale had been in nuree in France and stationed at an ad- In aaidJihine Bar Ba.a Washington, county, deceaaed Aanaa* iC. ol Bar Harbor. aal.1 ELLSWORTH, MAINE. Dollars Will Do It— declining health the past lew rears. vanced dressing station, only eight miles In conn » bf Hi./Mo an,) „ll( epuntyYork, : •Ia SCOCE CO i/NT Y PUBLISHING OO. ¥ I Wonder if Be Yours ¥ Eugene Hale was born at Turner, Me., sector now occupied by the American aopofrt* ekeckloe* of tbe Ian They’ll tcatamn t of aid of James Sullivan and derraaad. d .t» o- ol. June 9, 1836. tbe son forces. In letter to her coosiu, Mrs. J. tlon October a d W. H. Titus, Editor and Manager. a. !»u Tba aaid »!?• Betsy (Staples) Hale, of Did English stock A. CaInane, of St. Lcuis, printed in the Carpenter Macy no- b.-ln* a re.id.ni ,5d.Vu Hta e of Milne, baa Price—Si.OP a 11 -OP lor oit Massa- appointed Aloert o •HoaeriptloE year; A which came from Hertfordshire to Globe-Democrat of that she writes: ol Ba- 8 ih city, Lyuetn Harbor, In 5C oents for tbree months; if paid tie c nntT M u montne; fly Bruce Barton in In 75 and 88 eenta chusetts in 1635. He attended schools battle on and the roar of cwk. State ol Mal e, aa her annt acridly advance, Si 50, “Big to-day stale ol ” Mla 5 rente. All mr- Maine, aa tbe law direct,” respectively. Single copies I WILL tell what will some uJ,' Turner and Hebron academy, fitting for the guns is terrific. The barragmg is like are recEoned a; tbe rate of 81 y you happen Harriet E. raaragee pet feared Harrltuan, late of Bnckaoon * but did not enter, it being thunder. Just ail tnis fear- aaid * rear night this winter in France. Some college, heavy think, county, deceaaed. Hiram J. Hamm. of aaid in -aid Advertising Rates—Are reasonable and will be at that time that bis health would not ful busmes» was a beautiful ronnty, when its cold and dark. Thore preceded by n.colorBnckaport, of the laat apPo|Si ask tr.own on night wld am iesui,'?*! application. stand the strain. cone rt last night. The soldiers sang and d“* will be a rustling through the front line ,ik WkHfcutlo. October Bafttneescoronmnleatlons sbould be addressed ^ Instead, he entered tbe law offices of gave funny recitations. To-day they are ?*wd”^’rt: aDd orders made where our stand guard. And j Herbert L. o. and all cbecEe money pat trench, boys p* Howard A Strout in Portland to study their and Abbott, late ol Publishino risking lives for America Mid deceased. Bnckaport. aoie to Thr Hancock County a will make county, The Merrill r. heavy ladened Secretary and in was admitted to of Co- Ellsworth. Maine. law, June, 1S5T, democracy. Company Baogor. Penooacot countT Rt.i* of Maine, executor n.~ -~ his way along. Vii the Cumberland bar. He located “We to be for the appointed of the J'* county expect awfully busy and testament of said deceased, date of qat"‘Qa. f WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30,1918. J In his hands will be steaming first in Or land, but soon came to Ells- next week. Ours is a real front ficatnm October 15, a. d 1918. great hospital. |j with CUrinda M worth and formed a law partnership We are only eight miles from the firing Jordan, late of u pots: in his pocket chocolate and ciga- aaid Waltham under the firm county, deceaaed Witson A. *. the late Thomas Robinson line. We keep the to Waltham, in said Ooogin> If notes are to be we rettes. hoy6 twenty-four county, and Harrv L Cf»s wiitten, pre- time af- tree of (M name of Robinson A Hale. Some forty-eight hours, then sead them to the Ellsworth, in said .county. appoint,*, fer tbe rhetoric of a From one man to another he will go, executors of the last will and sledge-hammer ter the death of Mr. Robinson, Loci >us Americans are this tesiarnent $ hoep.uls. guarding said deceased, August 13, a. d. 1918. Lett#?, Roosevelt to the pretty phraees of a a cup full of hot coffee to hands JrJ A chief enu red testamentary Issutd to said passing Emery, afterward justice, base sector. executors. Oct«w' her 12. a. d 1918. Wilson. with the name became Hale that tremble the cold; bringing the office, and the firm “Now for some facts about our hospital, Arthur E. Wescott. late of Blnebill. \q,.a comfort of a bit of sweet and a smoke. A Emery. Upon Mr. Emery’s appoint- Ofir tents bold fifty patients. As fast as wunty. deceaaed. Nellie P With fonr Hancock towns Wescott of * d county ment to the bench. Hannibal E. Hamlin we one bunch to the another Biuehill. appointed executrix of the last wi Men will hail him pass rear, aud testament of said “over the and one cheerily, slapping deceased; date of on* top," community. was taken into tbe firm with Mr. Hale, batch of wounded takes fleation October M him on the and when he has their places. One 1. a. d. lisle. third back; gonefvESIw Harr.lin Eagle island, standing among and the present firm of Hale A nurse to men; this will an William Denery, late of B a fifty give you Harbor, in said things will be little easier in that trench his county, deceased. Annie of the 500 towns and communities in the was formed. Mr. Hale still retained idea of the amount of work we have as- Denery s»id Bar has that Harbor, appointed executrix ol the last will a because he passed way. in tbe not in ac- and State, Hancock county is making membership firm, though signed us. I have to etherize my boys testament of said deceased ; date of anali Scat ton October 15, a. d. 1918. in the war cam- How much will it cost to make that tive practice for years. many a night by lantern and a ben Being teB good showing savings light, absent from tbe State of Maine entrance into was ih* Eagle island’s sales, 91,899, trip, do you suppose? Counting the Mr. Hale’s poluics the danger signal is sounded, we turn off Krarilyp appointed Charles B. Pioeo of Bar HIr paign. bor, in the connty of Hancock, as of Hancock county, all and around as we state of that the is and county attorney lights squirm best as are 242.4 per cent, of its allotment. pittance Secretary paid, Maine, her agent in aaid Slate of Maine si J to w hich office oe was elected soon after can in the darkness. the law directs. The other towns over the top, with W the cost of the chocolate and the ciga- w and which he held (or nine B. better coming here, “The wounds are terrible, but the pa- Josephine Bunker, known a* their are 169 rettes end all? Josie B. Bunker, late of percentages, Aurora, 4; In 1866 he was elected to the Sullivan, in said years. tience and fortitude of American and deceased. W’ Sorrento, 160 9: Plantation 21, 103.7; Five dollars? dollars? jL county, B. Bisisdeii of said Twenty-five legislature from Ellsworth, and from French soldiers are simply wonderful. The Sullivan, appointed administrator of the estate of said deceased; date of Hancock, 101.8. Every county in tbe I do not know. n that time on his rise in life was qualification political French love to talk to American nurses. Octooer 8, a. d. 1918. State, however, will have to exert its Two later he was elected We had but wouuded But whether it is five dollars or rapid. years nothing French in Emily F. Newman, late of Southwest fiar. | bor. In said utmost energy to reach its quota, as to Congress, serving ii» the lower House our hospital for months. All the nurses county, deceased Charles E twenty-five, I’d like to think that it is wvj Ha> net of Mid Southwest Harbor, fUj)v and in 1881 he was elected to appointed Hancock county, fourth of ten years, agree that the are the most grateful administrator of'he estate of standing my five or twenty-five—wouldn't you? poilus said deceased sixteen still has 65 tbe United States Senate. He was re- lu the world. date of qualification October 15, a. d. 1914 the counties, only That some when it’s cold and lone- chaps night after until his volun- imam »■» niiiingn, iA-.e or uritna, in cent, of its Put Hancock elected term term, I have bad patients so shot uid per qaota. a badly op county, de« eased Jessie L. Smiib of Baez*, some, my money and yours might send retirement in after at the head of the list of counties. ly tary 1911, thirty years they could not move hand or foot, bat port. In said county, appointed administratrix out that frontlinetrench. of tbe estate of aaid deceased; da e of Secretary along of continuous service in the Senate. never to smile when did qoaii- now. they forgot you fication October 15. a. d. 1919. Buy Let’s make our minds we are up that I for them. I have seen men j w something Alonzo J. I'andage. late of Bluehill, in uid to for a score of those deceased. Lois M. of Col. Roosevelt draws the going pay trips. suffer excruciating pain for hours at a county, Candoge Burry following kp in said count}, appointed administratrix of A score of the nights this winter shall be time and never even Our logical conclusion from President whimper. the eataie of aaid deceased; date of quali- our nights people back home can’t realize what these fication October ft, a d 1918. Wilson’s appeal for the election of P late of Jj French have gone through, Pbebe Whiting, Caatine. in uid democratic “If the —nights when the boys greet joy- county, deceased. Charles K. Whiting of congressmen: pH [pm we were a the chocolate j “By the way, located in forest Cripple Creek. Colorado, appointed admin- President of the United Stales is ously and cigarettes that istrator of tbe estate of said ! where the Germans mounted one of their deceased; date of in the he has made W/ our money provided; and are happier HJI qualification October 1. a. d. 1918. Not being right appeal just biggest guns and shelled Paris during the a resident of tbe State of Maine, be has ap. because our has John P. Whiting of astine. in the to the voters, then you and I have no Xrajv representative passed. great Hun drive last spring. The Yankees pointed connty ef Hancock, Stale of Maine, aa hit right to vote at this election or to captured ooe of these big cannon when agent in said .State of Maine, as the law di- rects. discnss while the war they swept the Huna out of thia sector. I public question Sarah J. Walker. late of Brooksville. in said have seen the base or of lasts. If his appeal is justified, only just emplacement county, deceased Emma J. Tunncy of sa:u that fraction of the democratic this gun. It was moved around on an im- Brooksville, in said county, appointed ad party ministratrix of the estate of said deceased: provised railroad track. The gun was which accepts toward the President date of qualification October 1. a. d. 1918. War W’ camouflaged with fake trees. The crew L. Paris Cushing, a peraon of unsound mind the rubber-stamp attitude of com- United For the in W Boys that operated thia gun lived in a cave. of Bluehill, ic said county. C. Conary of ir entitled to control ork^y^ESjlJ Bucksport. in aaid county, appointed guard- plete servility size of the can be better Campaign the Service “The gun ap- ian of said L. Paris Cushing; date of quali- and no man who is a re- —- a. 1918. -.. ■ when I tell that the ball fication October 1, d. Congress; -.- I preciated you P. late of publican, and no man whether repub- bearings on which it slid back and for- Sidney Stockbridgr, Ellsworth, is said county, deceased. Henry B. Stockbridgr. lican or not, who puts loyalty to the COUNTY GOSSIP. SARGENTVILLE. ward are bigger than footballs. I mw of aaid Ellsworth, appointed administrator of the estate of said deceased; dais of ahead of to the servant over 100 ball bearings taken out of thia quali- people loyalty Scott R. Lymburner has returned home I fication October 24. a. d. 1918. Julius Young of Ellsworth picked, on monster of the people, is to have a voice in from Elliot, Mass. big KeslaR. Jones, a person of unsound mind Friday m Hancock, a wild “We have been in a won- of Brooksville. in said connty. Fred J. Perk- the strawberry Miss Florence Mason of Bluebill is just indulging determining greatest question ins of aaid Brooksville, appointed guardian plant containing ripe and green fruit derful luxury. The American boys found ever brought before this nation.” working for Mrs. Fred J. Sargent. of said Kezia R. Jones; date of qualification and blossoms. the remains of an old bath tub in a September 10.a. d. 1915. Miss Mary H. Milliken has gone to Annie E. late of Lawrence. Essex the notes have shelled French chateau, and resurrected it Lindsay, During past week, Capt. Bert M. Dickson, well known as Newton Falls, Mass., for the winter. county, state of Massachusetts, deceased Upper for our benefit. Until it was between President Wilson patched up Oeorge Me Lane of said Lawrence, appointed passed commander of Maine Central steamers on j Fred N. Whitman of Middleboro, Mass., and placed at our disposal we had to bathe administrator with the will annexed of the and the German government. The the Frenchman’s Bay service, died last I has estate of said deceased; date of qualification been the guest of H. W. Wesson and in wooden wash or sometimes be tubs, October 1, a. d. 1915 Not being a resident of President, in brief, turned over the week in Kockland, aged thirty-eight ! wife. He became, through his large grasp of content with a shower bath of water from the State of Maine, he has appointed Jerome He moved i the matter of an armistice to years. recently to Rockland H. Knowles of Northeast Harbor, in arranging William H Simmons, who has been em- national affairs, one of the most on ordinary bucket. at from Castine. powerful county of Hancock. State of Maine, hi« the military board of the allies, and ployed on the steamer Ransom B. Fuller, men in the Senate, and his long term of “The constant cannonading has aflected agent in aaid Slate of Maine, as tbe law di- rects. Germany replies that she awaits John Gott of West Tremont, himself an is at home. office elevated him to the most important my eardrums and 1 am as deaf as the Fanny Platt Wrright, late of Philadelphia these terms. It is Bate to predict employee of the government, has reason to Mrs. Frank M. Redman of Newton Up- chairmanships including those of naval famous Egyptian Sphinx. Can hardly Pennsylvania, deceased. Sydney L. Wright be of his sons. commit- of said Philadelphia, appointed executor of that the terms proud Two, Claude and has been a few affairs and the appropriations hear a word. will be nothing short per Falls, Mass., spending the last will and testament of aaid dreeased 1 Osmond, cooks with Co. XOith tees. He exercised a in national “The water over here is so hard a of unconditional surrender. Details 1, infantry, days in town. power you date of qualification September 10. d. 19lft a of he have been cited by the major general com- affairs out of all proportion to the im- can’t get a lather. After dissolving the Not being resident of tbe State Maine, of the armistice will doubtless in- J. B. Chatto was called to Rock- has Jerome H. Knowles, of North- for Capt. appointed manding “marked gallantry and meri- portance of the State he represented, and soap it looks like a scum of grease float- east Haibor. n the of Hancock. Mate clude conditions under which the land Monday by the illness of his wife, county torious service” the battle of the gave to Maine and to New a lead- over the of Maine, as hts agent in aaid State of Maine, during who is England ing top. German armies would evacuate visiting their son Leroy. as the law directs. Marne, July 18 to 25. Another son, throughout the country. “I attended mass in a French church ership recognized Dated at thia thirtieth day ana The was saddened Thurs- Ellsworth, Belgium France; occupation of Charles, has been made a corporal, and community Twice he was offered cabinet portfolios, the other morning. It had been all shot of October, a. d. 1918. day by the death of Reuel R. Dority. Mr. strategic points in Germany by Chester has just arrived overseas. and twice be refused. In 1874 President up by the Germans, and looked like it Cut* E. Ml'lla.w, Acting Register of Probate was the son of the late Robert and Dority him tumble Allied forces so as to remove the Grant appointed post master-general, might down any minute. All the NOTICE OF rOIBCLOftUHE. Anderson Sarah Sargent Dority. He leaves his wife, a Ivory C. of Surry has gone and President offered him the in France are in the Borne possibility of renewal of hostilities; Hayes port- priests army. Cora L. Conners of Mount “over the in the one son, Charles, and five grandchildren, \\THEREA8 demobilization of the away top” bean-raising folio of secretary of the navy, but he de- are non-commissioned officers—sergeants ff Desert. Hancock county, Btate of German army ; besides three and I raised 298 beans from brothers two sisters. Maine, by her mortgage deed dated April !3. competition, having clined both, preferring to remain in Con- and coporals. The French say restrictions on the manufacture of priests 1915. and recorded in Hancock county registry one bean, at one He also raised Mrs. John H. Bennett was called to planting. gress. He did later accept an appoint- mass in their uniforms, then go out and of deeds, in book 515. pag- 211, couveytd te monitions; occupation cf strategic three Winfield 8. of aaid Mount Desert, squashes that weighed 30, 38 and 40 Philadelphia Oct. 18, by the sudden death ment as member of the national monetary fight like demons. No wonder the Smallidge the a certain lot or of naval bases and the treatment of Ger- one table beet of her undersigned, jiarcel pounds, weighing three son, Capt. Harry H. Bennett, who commission. He was a delegate to the natives love them. land with tbe buildings thereon, situated at man naval vessels and submarines. and one-fourth one cattle beet died of at or near tbe of S» a] Harbor, in said pounds, pneumonia Key West, Fla. national republican conventions of 1868, “No wonder the French are the village Mount Dtsert, aud being the whole of weighing six pounds, and one His wife, who has resided in 1876 and 1880. parsnip Philadelphia wealthiest people in the world per capita. number twenty five (25) as sho*u ou plan inches He wishes the was called entitled. “Plan of House Lota on the Duubsr President Wilson has sent out an S. twenty-three long. to past year, to Florida, but Mr. Hale married, in 1871, Mary Doug- live on The They practicaly nothing. Road, Beal Harbor. Maine. 190b," recorded in ! know through The American if any did not arrive until after Bennett’a of Zachariah of O. 8. political call. Elect democrats to Capt. lass, daughter Chandler, long custom over here in time of peace is no Hancock county registry of deeds, book other farmer in death. Funeral 3. bounded Hancock county can beat services were held at Key senator from Michigan. Mrs. Hale sur- real coffee and black plans page 42. tbe said lot being Congress at the November breakfast—just lot number six. westerly elections, this rocord. and his widow the northerly by twenty West, brought body to vives with three num- or I will be personally him, sons. Chandler, bread. Can you imagine an American by lot number twelve, southerly by lot discredited, from there to San ber twenty four and easterly by the westerly Philadelphia, going Frederick, new U. 8. senator from Maine without his or her ham and eggs, he in substance. “The return of doing line of the or road shown upon says EAST Cal., for burial. At the time of private way SURRY'. Francisco, and Eugene. etc.? said the moat wav a bacon, buckwheat, plan, being easterly private republican majority to either house his death Bennett was in command north and south shown thereon, and Mrs. B. H. and Bar- Capt. arrived here this “The American soldiers located an old running Stanley daughter The body morning by hereinafter described. with and as of the Congress would be interpreted of the steamship W. M. Benton. He was Together bara are ill. private car, accompanied by Mrs. Hale apple orchard the other day and we have appurtenant to every part of the premiss as a repudiation of my the second son of Capt. John Bennett and hereinaoove described m conveyed,the follow leadership.” Mrs. John O. has to New- and her three sons. Judge Clarence Hale just had apple pie. The ’dough-boys’ which Conary gone and ing rights, privileges and easements Politics had b en the wife, was about thirty-two years old. the “adjourned,” by ton, Mass., where she has and wife of Portland are also here for the made it themselves and furnished us are to be used and enjoyed in common by employment. He was all. herein, his heirs and and ail President’s own happy characteriza- highly respected by funeral. nurses with a treat." grantee assigns, other who be dow or hereafter M. K. Olds and wife are receiving con- Oct. 28. Sim. persons may tion of the situation, but has to the ban on entitled to similar to wit: A right politics on the birth of a on Owing public funerals, eights, gratulations daughter of way for ail purposes of a over a strip been “called to order” with a there was a service at the in way jolt by Sunday, Oct. 27. NORTH SEDGWICK. private grave of land everywhere two rods in width next of lots the partisan appeal, which is to Woodbine cemetery this afternoon, Rev. No! adjoining on the east the easterly tier apt Mrs. Jas. F. has to Boston to Fred Alien has purchased a new Oak- Oh, Dear, shown on said the lot herein- Carey gone R. B. Mathews of the plan, including a The records Congregational a above described as andextendinf prove boomerang. the winter with Mr. who land car No, Maude, dear, just because conveyed, spend Carey, cburch from tbe old road to the northerly line show the of officiating. deaf mute talks his hands is no county republicans Congress has there. Mrs. Rose Pervear a tew with of the croes road hereinafter referred to. employment spent days last The bearers were former Chief honorary reason he should drown his sor- leading to the Jordon Pond Road, strongly and consistently week in Ellsworth. Justice L. A. why westerly alligned M. D. Chatto has purchased E. C. Gas- Congressman John with similar of way over the Emery, rows In the together rights behind the adminstration in its war A. Peters, Hon. H. E. M. huger bowl.—Philadelphia two cross roads, shown on said extend- par’s place at Surry, and moved there. Roy Allen and wife were in Hamlin, Henry plan Bangor Hall, W. Cushman and Charles Record. ing from the way above granted westerly t# measures, and the Mr. has moved into the house and Henry lacking argument Gaspar Thorsday Friday. former townsmen and associ- and into the Jordan Pond Road, said cross- Peters, legal on of lack of from the late roads being feet in width as shown support the minor- occupied by J. D. Gray. ThnrBton has a crew ot ates of Senator Hale. thirty Harry men on said plan where they cross the lots as laid out ity side of Congress, the President Mrs. Lydia Springer of Partridge Cove the state road at Sedgwick. jFot Salt. and shown on aaid plan and twenty feet in width from aaid lota to said Jordan Pond must make it a is with her daughter, Mrs. Howard Lord, PENOBSCOT. perforce personal ap- Fred Page and Bert Henricson have gone Road No other rights of way or proposed w ho is also Mrs. Lord’s two Miss Bernice Varnam in of shown on said are granted, peal for a Congress he can control ill, daughters, on Island to drive teams for spent Sunday PIGS FOR SALE rights way plan Long Staples and no other rights are granted except rights Grace and All are Ellsworth. White Chester absolutely. We give Mr. Wilson Ray. improving. <& Allen. *)A FA8T-Growing pigs. of way for purposes of a way over tbe strips 8 and 8 week8 reasonable. •kU old; prices of land or ways above described; and wherea* credit of the fact that the Mrs. Mildred Wells of Capt. J. B. Sellers has returned from At Ellsworth. recognizing Lawrence, Mass., Miss Eva Marks ot East Blnehill is with Hancock Hocnb Stablb. the condition of said mortgage has been in their is with her sister, Mrs. O. J. Stevens, who her Mrs. a trip to Jonesport. broken, now, therefore, by reason of the people, giving support, make sister, Cora Alley, for a few * is ilL Mr. breach of the condition thereof, I claim Stevens, who has been em- weeks. Mark wite and son Sheldon ol tbi* a sharp distinction between the Presi- Smith, Co EtL foreclosure of aaid mortgage, and give on a mackerel fisherman from dent of the United Mr. ployed Mrs. Bangor, are spending a vacation here. notice for that purpose. Slates, Wilson, Clara Clapp spent a tew this on Beal Gloucester, Maas., is home. days house avenue. W IN FI BLD 8. SMALUDUB and Mr. Wilson, the President. week with her niece, Mrs. Fred Cole, at Mrs. Uuth Smith returned Saturday HOU8E—ParodyInquire of E. J. Walsh, Ellsworth. By Chaa. H. Wood, his attorney. Oct. 28. Dalt. Mouut Desert Me.. October 21. 1918 — North Brooklin. from Seal Harbor were she spent the Kin KK V Mrs. summer. €ZHant& TO CARIBOU. Eugene Day is at E. E. Nevelle’, J^elp xpccial Cotters. BURRY. Miss Minnie Perkins ol Caatine caring tor her daughter, Mrs. Frank Day, is ill ^ Archie Cousins have to to who here at the home of her SEAMEN- NOTICE Toe State chairman of the women’s lib- gone Bangor has been quite ill ot but is now aunt, Mrs. grip, Chance for Advancement—Free. Rural Cemetery work. better. Otis Leach. proprietors of the loan committee that the are hereby erty reports U. 8. Shipping Board free navigstion school THEAssociation of Sedgwick Mrs. Daniel trains seamen for officers’ women raieed over fo,000,000 ol the sub- McKay went to Portland, Florence Allen, with a friend, Ruth Da- Miss Hazel Davis, who is employed at Portland berths notified to meet at the office of Smith Bros in new Merchant Marine. Short cut to the w Monday. who in Caatine, a few days last week store on Not. 5, 1918, at 7 p. m scriptions. vis, spent the past three weeks here spent bridge. Two years’ sea experience required. Tuesday. on her Mrs. Uortense Native or naturalized citizens Course act on the following articles: The annual meeting ol the Maine teach- Allston Milliken is building an annex account of influenza, returned to their with aunt, Griadle. only. six weeks. Apply to Fbank A. Wilson at will rote to be studies at 1. To see if the proprietors ere’ association, postponed, has to his house. N. E. conservatory, Boston, Oct. 28. Woodlockb. school. Bldg, Portland, between previously Municipal under a State charter. 1.80 and 5 m. 8.80 a. m. to 12 incorporated now been cancelled. Mrs. Evelina has Ban- Thursday. p. Saturdays noon. Cousins gone to 2. To elect officers for the new organiiation. Oct. 28. gor for the winter. X. OAK POINT. 8. To transact any other business that may yrmalr $tlp Cfflantrt. said HOW’S THIS? A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Velma B. Haynes left Sunday for properly come before meeting. this 24th of Octo- Marshall Oct. 27. Milo for the winter. of two in Bar Dated at Sedgwick day We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for Olds, girl, private family Willfulness and Will. Harbor; $6 a week. to Mbs. Wm. 1918. that cannot be cured SECOND Apply ber, any case of Catarrh by Andrew Wood left Monday for Bangor, Do not mistake Arthur Jordan and family have moved E. Pattbbson, Bar Harbor, lie. Pres. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. willfulness for will. Per order Thso. A. Smith. where he has Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken employment. Very often the girl who la most deter- back to Ellsworth. Attest :-Pbax< E. All hi*. Clerk. catarrh sufferers for the B by past thirty-five Jordan and mined to her own McFarland is and has become known as the most Guy Merrill Carter returned get way in every- Shirley home from HOTEL HaP WANTED years, lacks will reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh to Bucksport seminary Saturday. thing. power. Will is con- Presque Isle, where he has been employed. ffrn WOMEN and girls wanted for best Medicine sots through the blood on the around hotels in j ducive to self-control, willfulness to tlU year Maine; 26 mucous surfaces, expelling the poison from Albert Withee has enlisted in the mer- Samuel Gray has moved his family into waitresses, fine tip hotels; also chamber, the blood and the diseased a lack of It. The and scrub healing portions. chant marine, and left for Boston Satur- dlfflculty a girl's the Brewer bouse. Mr. will act as kitchen, dish, laundry women, After have taken Hall’s Catarrh Medi- Gray and all-around you proper guardian, her parents and her chefs, pastry cooks. Bell and cine for a short time you will see a great day. caretaker. burs boys, second ano third cooks for in yonr general health. Start teachers, encounter In her to hotel positions. Apply always to Mills Ho- improvement and Cleveland are home bringing Kimball and and taking Hall's Catarrh Medicine at once and Eugene Conary do what is Stephen wife, Horace til Aoimcy, new quarters, 90 Main street, Send for expected of her Is not the get rid of catarrh. testimonials, from Bar Harbor, where they have been Grindle have moved to Lamoine to man- Bangor. Established 87 years. 800 girls measure of her will, but of her willful- wanted for best summer hotels. Inclose A Ohio. employed. age the Pearl Phillips farm. | P/J.OHHNHY CO-, Toledo, ness.—Pennsylvania Grit I stamp for reply. Few high grade housework Sold by all Druggists, Tic. Oct. 29. L. Oct. 28. X. j placet 661 Ralph 8 j army draft. Richardson, Bucksport. EAST BUCKSPORT. Zlbheitigcmmtfc. THE 667 Leon P Jordan, Deer Isle. COUNTY NEWS OBITUARY. 685 Russell I Bar BUSY with physicai Stearns, Harbor. MANUFACTURERS United BOARD 687 John H Harris, Bar Harbor. FRANKLIN. Gloom has been cast over the com- Sta'es Railroad Administration this week. examinations 689 Grover 0 LuBt, L I munity by the deaths of two former W. C. Director Dooore/ of Ktilntit Plantation. Norman Dyer, who has been ill McADOO, !W3 Carrol 8 of.’grip, young residents, Howard E. Small and Johnston, Ellsworth. is not TO GET ONLY 25 CALL GOING OUT FOR EX- improving rapidly. Corrected to ANOTHER 698 Austin bis wife, Janet B. (Gibereon) Small, who Turner, Minturn. Mrs. Ella TUESDAY, WEDNE8-- 703 Crabtree and son Arthur have moved from here to AMINATIONS Vernon 8 Montgomery, N Penobscot. Bangor last spring. September 1918. moved into part of the house of 29, DAY AND THURSDAY OF 701 Leve W Deer Augustus Mr. Small had spent practically all of | Barter, Isle. Bunker. SUGAR 708 Eddie his short life here. NEXT WEEK. R Allen, Ellsworth. PERJENT Energetic, kind- BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR 714 Brainard L Frank P. Gott,jr., who has been home hearted and of a pleasing he Karnham, W Brooksville. Muat Give Army, Navy and War personality, board is this week ?23aFrank C fora week’s returned to Bar made and East Bar Harbor-.lv The local busy with Biaisdell, Franklin furlough, Prefarenoe— New many friends, Bucksport t»46 fll jJ. .1. Harbor Organizations Sorrento.. 4 56 ... examinations of Class 1 men 725 Alvin L Saturday. mourns for one of her own. ol Jellison, Eastbrook. Rulaa Save physical Sugar Six Mt Desert new draft. One hundred and 730 Edwin J Mrs. James Banker has returned from years ago he married Miss Janet B. Fy Iv.Ifio 30i: fS 80. the fifty Moore, Manset. a S Giberson ef Waukeag, Fy. 10 36 5 47. were called for examination, 733 Andrew E Seal visit with her brother, J. Holmesville, M. B., who left Hancock. njen fifty Uscomb, Harbor. |Raymond Ooto- 10 38 5 4J 737 Grono, Maine, her home there and came franklin Road. 10 each day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Walter H Murphy, Southwest Haruor. Dwelley, at Islesford. here, where she 47 ft 5!. Wash gt’njunc 11 03 6 IS. Another call will out 718 Wilford er—According to an- spent most of her short married life. Of Thursday. go to- Clary, Ellsworth Falls. ivory Butler and wife have gone to Bea- Ellsworth. 11 11 6 23. for men to be 754 Forrest L con sunny disposition, she was Ellsworth Falls.fll 17 6 7#. morrow examined next Hutchins, Ortand. Fails, Conn., to spend the winter with cunoement made by keen-witted, «,col>“.til 32 16 4!. week, forty each day, Wednes- 755 Guy R Harvey, their Mrs. an enjoyable companion, and she en- Tuesday, Bucksport. daughter, Henry French. .e Food Admlnlstra- SKn? L*,ke..<11 43 6 63 deared herself to ail. She was a Phillips Lake. d*y and Thursday. 757 Royce E Linscott, Bar Harbor. Schools member til 62ii 17 OC. reopened Monday, after a forced uinlBtratlon reetrlo- McKenzie’s.... 17 02 board wilt also complete to-morrow 758 Jesse O of the Baptist church in her home town Tbe Fernald, Franklin. recess of three weeks. Miss Lola £oldeu. 12 01 7 08 Dyer is the use of in N. B. Brewer ?e iding out of questionnaires to the 773 Walter P Pio, tlons upon June.i 12 24 7 2«. the Ellsworth. teacher in grammar grade district No. 2. The bodies were BaDSor.ar.tl2 30 f7 85 remaining registrants of the new draft. 774 George L Sanborn. Brooksville. sugar manufacturers will be even brought here and placed Mrs. Esther who has been in in men called for 776 Gerald L Donnell, Hillside cemetery overlooking their Portland.ar. f5 55 *1 05 The examination this McKenzie, W Franklin. more rigid In November and Decem- Unionville, caring for her sou and wife former home. are as follows; 781 Emerson G Mrs. Small died Sunday, Boston via week Stewart, N Hancock. who have !... i i been ill, returned home Mon- ber than In recent allotments. Fed- and he the Portsmouth ar. W Bar 783 George E Canning, Bar Harbor. following Friday. f9 25 *4 60 !!!!!! 2 James Mitchell, Harbor. day. eral Food Administrator ueon S. Boston 797 Marion F To their four little children, the oldest via.j. 5 Oswald W Ells, Rich, Bar Harbor. Dover ar.fll 01 11' I !!!!!! Bucknport. Franklin’s Merrill has been advised from Wash- of j |" 802 Sargent C over-subscription of $3,100 whom is not quite five years, to his pm | am 9 Stepbeu L Joy, Ellsworth. Bray, Deer Isle. above the allotted fourth ington that sugar allotments for parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Small E Little 806 Arthur D S Brooksville. $9,600 liberty and BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. 12 Lewis Shepherd, Deer Isle. Bowden, household use will to loan, was a glad to citizens be held rigidly to bis Mrs. Herbert all of I I P M A M South 806 Everett L Soper, Bar Harbor. surprise gen- sister, Ward, 19 Harry Duffy, Bluehill. two and Boston via j.. 807 Wm N erally. pounds per person per month Bangor, to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrew I»orton, Mt Desert. Heuderson, Brooklin. Portsmouth Iv;. *9 00 23 that there will be further restrictions Giberson, to her brothers and sister of 810 Herbert Boston via .. P Milton C Thompson, Deer Isle. Mavshall, who has been in the N. j 28 Koyce Allen, Bucksport for manufacturers. Holmesville, B., the sincerest sym- Dover f2 45 817 F office at of Ivj.. Winter Elroy Haskell, Stonington. express Bar Harbor the past sea- pathy the community is extended. A M A M 30 Kenneth LSumner, Harbor. Soft drink manufacturers will be 822 S left for Mrs. Ward is ill of the same Portland.lv|.fl2 25 t7 16. P Hutchins, West Dwight Staples, Castine. sou, Dover Monday, having a po- seriously 39 Henry Franklin. 25 cent of the amount disease, at her father’s home in Bangor.lv|.| f5 30 f8 00 824 Gerard D sition on train from there to given only per influenza, 40 Samuel F Bowden, Hopkins, Sorrento. Newport, as Brew'er June.. 5 87 3 00 Bucksport. of sugar In their Bangor. Holden.!.i 825 Patrick Bar Harbor. messenger. normally required 5 59 8 28 43 Harvey C Saunders, Surry. McDonald, McKenzie’s. f6 04 828 business. This cuts In half the 45 OmarO Brooklin. Percy LChipman, Bucksport. Mrs. Clifton returned from BORN. Phillips Lake..I fs 08| f3 85 .. Friend, Reynolds amounts were use they entitled to in Green Lake-1. 6 16 3 45 __ 832 Emery A Marion last week. 48 Hoy S Salisbury, Bar Haibor. Smith, Surry. She has^moved her Nicolin. [6 26 55 the months of July, August, Septem- GREENE—At Bluehill, Oct 24. to Mr and Mrs f3 833 Wynea C household El is worth Fallss. 6 39 4 OH. 69 Byrou E Davis, Orland. Stover, Sargentville. goods from there, and will oc- Fred L Greene, a son. ber, and October, ice cream manu- Ellsworth 6 47 4 16 847 Lawrence B Ellsworth. rooms 60 Y Grindle, Northeast Harbor Willey, cupy in the house her OLD8—At Oct June,. 6 George ofj father, facturers will come under the same Surry, 27. to Mr and Mrs Wash’gt’n 53 4 22 854 Owen H Marshall a 62 Lawrence V Bar Treworgy, Ellsworth Falls. Willis Billings. Olds, daughter. Franklin Road. 17 11 f4 38 Lynch, Harbor. one- 860 Waldo P Deer Isle. restrictions, receiving only Hancock. 7 20 4 47 ?2 Ivory W Higgins, Bar Harbor. Taylor, Miss Marcia £ 7 24 4 51 Gordon, a trained nurse fourth of the amount of sugar nor- Waukeag, Fy. 879 James E MARK1KD. Mt Desert Fy ar.. t7 30 t5 0o. 79 Clyde M Torrey, Atlantic. Hutchins, Bucksport. has been ill ofinflu- 885 Fred W from^Massachusetts, mally required. Practically all manu- H Brookings, Mt Desert. euza 85 Frank Grindle, East Orland. at the home of Fred Sullivan.ar .. t7 50 889 W her^parents, facturers of beverage syrups, con- CONARY—SHEPHERD—At Sedgwick, Oct 24, W Merton Grlndie, Sorrento.i. 8 0. 86 Maynard Grant, N Sedgwick Bucksport. Gordon and wife. Her friends are to by Henry W. Sargent, esq, Miss Marion glad fections, chewing gum. chocolate, Bar Harbor .ar ... 8 55 f6 05 891 Fred H Emery, Sullivan. Conary to Lewis E Shepherd, both of Deer 92 Garfield Candage, East Bluehill. hear she is I I j A M P M 895 improving. copoa, cough drops, malted milk, Isle. W Carroll H Butler, Ellsworth. 102 George Wentworth, West Tremont. Dr. Helen Taft HUTCHINS—TRUNDY—At f Stops on signal or on notice to conductor. 3393 Cleaves, who is one of syrups and molasses, soda water, Bucksport, Oct * 117 Alexander L Stanley Silver, Stonington. 23, Rev David M Mrs Abbie D Daily, t Daily, except Sunday. Candage, Surry. the medical staff of the Monson state hos- adulterated and arti- by Angell, honey similar Hutchins, of Orland, to W DANA C. 121 Decatur N S Penobscot TO BK EXAMINED NEXT WEEK. Benjamin DOUGLASS, Grindle, pital, Munson, and who is with will be cut to 50 of the Trundy, of Surry. General Calls will be sent oat Thursday for Mass., cles, per cent Manager. 125 Robert T Foss, Mannet. forty relatives in NEVELLS HUTCHINSON At South M. L. HARRIS, men to Sullivan while recuperating average monthly use of sugar from F report each day, Tuesday, Wednes- Brooksville, Oct 21, B General Passenger Agent. 132 James Hancock, Southwest Harbor. from a severe by Loring Coombs, esq. and for illness, is in town for a July 1st to December 31st, 1916 and Miss Mary E Nevells to Capt Herbert P Portland, Maine. Walter V day Thursday, phy.-ical examina- 133 Graves, Ellsworth. week. combined. Hutchinson, both of Brooksville. tion. The following are in order for this 1917, 136 Clarence W Lewis, South Gouldsboro. ROWE-CARPENTER—At Bucksport. Oct 23, call, with more to be added: Superintendent of Schools E. S. Candy and chocolate manufacturers Rev W Mrs David Seal Higgins by Henry Webb, Myra Frances 157 Marshall. Jr., Harbor. has are Rowe to John Rooks resigned, and Miss Adah one being Instructed to give prefer- Carpenter, both of 158 John H Homer, Manset. 899 Ralph B Jordan, Franklin. Savage, Bucksport of the town’s high school graduates," and ence to the Army, Navy, Red Cross, 167 Walter J. Hamilton, Ellsworth Falls. 900 Carlton li Smallidge, Winter Har. a successful teacher, has||been honored Y. M. C. A., Knights of oolumbus, and DIKD. 176 Leslie W Lampher, Mt Desert. 911 Eriand L Haslem, Waltham. with the position. Her friends are confi- Salvation Army. Sugar needed to 178 Harold F Hall 951 George W Anderson, Bar Harbor. BENNETT—At Gonzales, Quarry. care come Key West, Fla., Oct 17, Capt dent of her fitness. for these orders, should H 181 Gerald L Pickering, East Orland. 965 Koscoe M Heath, W Penobscot. Harry Bennett, formerly of Sargeutville, The out of their regular allotment, except aged 82 years. M 973 Jarvis S Brooksville. marriage of Pvt. Don W. 184 Miles Seal Gray, Copper — Mclntire, Harbor. when furnished for over- COUSINS At Brooklin, Oct 26, E and Rena Robbins Corneal was shipment Harry 185 William E Burrill, Camden. 974 Wilbur L Friend, S Bluehiil. performed Cousins, aged 28 year.". by B. A. seas. 189 Lee Stanley, Swan's Island. 987 Leo H Young, Corea. Blaisdell, esq., Monday. Private CROSSMAN—At Ellsworth Falls, Oct 26, Harold O 998 L Copper, who was spending a Crossman, aged 19 years. 6 months, 198 Ingwall G Quam, Seal Harbor. Henry Tapley, Brooklin. furlough 7 days. 1000 Isaacs with Comrade was detained FINISH THE JOB RIGHT. 210 Robert T Carlisle, Ellsworth. Higgins, Mt Desert. Crabtree, by DICKSON—At Rockland, Oct 21, Capt Bert M an attack of 217 Ernest H Snow, E Orland. 1001 Lewis K Moore, Gouldsboro. influenza, beyond the ^speci- Dickson, formerly of Castiue, aged 38 fled "Finish the That waa years. 1003 Maynard Ellsworth. time. He left for ('amp Devens Sat- Job right!” 219 Dannie B Byan, South Brookaville. Salisbury, DORITY — At urday. the reply of the American fighting Sedgwick, Oct 24, Reuel R 2&5 Fred L Lurvey, Northeast Harbor 1014 Leroy Stover, Birch Harbor. Dority, aged 71 years, 9 months, 10 days. men to the Americans back home and 237 Frederick C Wooster, Southwest 1021 Hervey M Spurling, Cranberry Isles. The community was saddened last week DUNHAM—At Brooklin, Oct 25, Arthur Dun- Har to the whole world In response to ham, aged 34 years. 238 Dana L 1028 Charles Buldoc, Bucksport. when it leaned of the death of Donaldson, Tremont. .Pvt. FANNHAM — At South Brooksville, Oct 24, 1032 William H W. Teutonic peace effort*. They have 244 Harold L Bobbins, Stonington. Mason, Bluehiil Perley Harriman, son of Charles and Clara Black, wife of Winfred B Farnham, taken the peace call* as a signal (or aged 33 256 Lewis L Winter 1033 Harry E Gray, Mt Desert. Hannah (Tracey) Harriman. years. Myrick, Harbor. Young GILLEY—At 1040 Harriman the Allies to continue to fight harder Bar Harbor, Oct 26,Mrs Lydia A 280 Ambrose R Hull's Cove. Ernest C Stedman, Sedgwick. had been in camp but two Dmsmore, ever. Gilley. 1049 Burton B Orland. his death than 286 Herbert D Stover, months, resulting from pneu- GRAFFAM—At Ellsworth Falls, Oct 27, Mrs Judkins, Stonington. we what PLUMBING, 1054 Lately haive heard much of Augusta Graffam, 77 301 M Rock wood. Belmont L Mercer, Bucksport. monia, following au attack of measles. aged years, George Campbell, In 1063 Walter E His ie housewife did the way of mak- GROSS—At Brooklin Oct 24, Mrs Augustus 310 Forrest E Harbor. Barron, Ellsw'ortb. body was brought here Thursday, Hot Water Heating, Furnace Murphy,Southwest it to feed the Allies last Gross. 1075 A Brewer. Oct. with William as es- ing possible 315 Neal E Walker, N Hancock Roy Trundy, 24, Corp. Kirby HALE—At Washington, D C, Oct 27, former Work and year. Before the war the United Jobbing. 325 Lewis A Eden. 1091 Alton G Candage, Surry. cort. The funeral was held at the ceme- US Senator Eugene Hale, of Ellsworth, Garlaud, States had almost ceased to be a food aged 82 years, 4 months, 16 1102 Harold L Bluehiil. tery, conducted Rev. C. W. and days. HONEST WORK; HONEST PRICES 327 Arthur B Orland Herrick, by Lowell, — Heath, the HARVELL At Fitchburg, Mass., Oct 16, 1104 was attended exporting nation. In past year, 331 Robert C Dow, Seal Cove Lloyd A Hutchins, Penobscot. by many friends and neigh- Flora Gilley, wife of John Harvell, formerly of Southwest 33 Twenty Years' Experience. 335 Irving E Gray, Bucksport 1110 Clifton E. Pettee, Seal Harbor. bors and a large delegation from the I. O. the diligent conservation of food by Harbor, aged years. HAMMOND—At West Gouldsboro. Oct 16, J Personal attention to all details. Telephone 347 Earl M 1127 Carroll R Walls, Brooklin. R. M., of which deceased was a member. the American housewife, however, Gross, Slonington. Albert Ham mond, aged 29 years, 9 months, or mail orders attended to. On promptly 347aEugene L Ryder, Bar Harbor 1144 Guy E Soper, Orland. Sunday, in his honor, the first gold made It possible for America to send 16 days. star was JOYCE — At Oct 354 Thurlow E Ashville. 1153 Leroy Carter, Sedgwick. placed on the community service more than eleven million tons of food Atlantic, 20, Vira E, Hammond, widow of L 29 11 1167 Howard at the Methodist Sidney Joyce, aged years, EDWARD F. 387 Robert L Mullao, Ellsworth. BThurlow, Stonington. flag church. The parents to Europe. mouths, 11 days. BRADY, 1160 Willie E and other for Grant St., Ellsworth, Me. 391 Daniel F Patterson, Bluehill. Snowman, Orland. friends have the sympathy of This is a splendid victory the LANE—At Sedgwick, Oct 23, Mra Louise P Lane, aged 71 years, 2 moutbs, 6 Telephone 173-2. 392 Fritz H South Gouldsboro. 1169 Donald K Cowing, Eden. the entire community. Mrs. Lena Bunker housewife. But it should In no war days. Bunker, MARTIN—At Bar Harbor. Oct 24, E 1171 Burton W Ellsworth Falls. of West Sullivan and Miss Lizzie serve to relax her efforts in conserv- Alger 393 Reujamin V Knowltou, Stonington. Conley, Tracey Martin, ol Hancock, aged 2i years. 1180 R W Penobscot. of sisters of Mrs. food in the It should 406 Charles L Cunningham, Surry. Raymond York, Hancock, Charles Harri- ing coming year. MORSE—At Ellsworth Falls, Oct 29, Jonn E Ellsworth 1182 Jose were in town offer is to our Morse, aged 34 years. Steam 421 Sylvan E Applebee, Bucksport. Gomez, Stonington. man, to attend the funeral. rather be, as the peace Laundry PEASE—At Brooklin, Oct 23, Annie, wife of Ail Kinds of Work. NAPHTHA CLEANING 425 Leslie E 1187 Austin L Ginn, Bucksport. Oct. 28. B. boys, a spur to greater determination Laundry McCrae, Seal Harbor. _ Horace M Pease. 427 1189 Harry L Stratton, Ellsworth. to win the goal. Goods called for and delivered Btkeman Bates, South Brooksville. TWO FRANKLIN GIRLS MARRIED. PRAY—At Bar Harbor, Oct 29, Frank P Pray, 1203 Norman G we must 65 428 Thomas E Bar Harbor. Hoxie, Bucksport. During the coming year aged years. Special attention to parcel post work Gower, The Franklin 1205 Orient J Cove. many friends of Misses send seventeen and one-half million sARGENT-At Ellsworth Falls, Oct 25, Morris H. B. ESTEY & 435 Irving L Bar Harbor Thompson, Salisbury H CO., Proprietors Brewer, Blanche and Beatrice Gordon are extend- Sargent, aged 15 years. 1219 Rupert N Blance, Prospect Harbor. tons of food across the Atlantic. To State Street, Ellsworth, Me 444 Earle O Jordan, Ellsworth. SMALL —At Bangor, Oct 20, Mrs Howard 1221 Earl L E ing congratulations upon their marriage this calls for constant conserva- 445 Fred H Coggins, Surry. Cloustou, Bucksport. do E Small, of East Bucksport, aged 28 years. 8 Brooksville. in September. They are daughters of Mr. meat, SMALL-At 448 Daniel 1232 Keith H Bakemau, tion of the staples,—wheat, Bangor. Oct 25, Howard E Small, Orr, N Sullivan. and Mrs. of East save: money 1241 Bernard D N Castine. Judson A. Gordon of this town, unceasing Bucksport. 451 brook. Sawyer. sugar, and fats—and vigil- Everett T Giles, East and two of SOPER—At Bar Harbor, Oct 23, George E 1273 Edwin B Deer Isle. Franklin’s most popular young to that no food whatever is 456 Leon C Isle. Greenlaw, ance see Soper, aged 60 years. by having your clothing repaired. Clothes Weed, Deer ladies. 1279 Ciareuce P Danforth, Castine. wasted. SANBORN—At 466 G Wit ham, Brooksville, Oct 23, Alonzo cost money now; have your old suits over- George Bucksport. Miss Blanche was married B 79 9 1333 nan cmsworin. to Frank the Sanborn, aged years, months, 23 days. 468 E W Auaersou, But—"Finish job right!” hauled. fur garments a Harry Leighton, Eden. of STAPLES—At Bath, Oct 24, Bessie Lake, wife Repairing specialty. 1304 Ronald Bickford Winter Harbor. Hayden Curtis Brooks, on September?, 472 Warren Hosier. of Herman W of Ellsworth DAVID F"F? I EIVJ Bakernm, Cape at N. H. The bride Staples, formerly D 1308 E Dedham. Dover, has exceptional Falls, aged 22 7 months, 2 488 El wood G East brook. George Davis, years, days. IVIair» S-troet: Ellsworth Blake, talent for and NEW RULE SAVES SUGAR. Sumner W. music, has always been a SELLERS-At West Brooklin, Oct 18, Olive, Castine 1327 Carter, Surry. 494aGeorge N Carpenter, in the daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Sellers. 1340 Orris P Bluehiil willing helper various entertain- 510 Basil E Griudle, TORREY—At Winter Oct Maurice Webber, Ellsworth. ments of the churches and Approximately 209,000,000 pounds Harbor, 21, 1354 James N Dedham high school, Carla. 520 Eugene L Ellsworth. Horton, a Torrey. Proftaatanal Smith, and has been a successful teacher of music. of sugar will be saved per year by 533 1366 Ernest M Guthrie, Bar Harbor WHITE—At Dedham, Oct 21, Mrs Flora E Corie D Grindle, S Penobscot. new of the Food Administra- 36 8 months. Swan's Island She has gained a host of friends by her ruling White, aged years, 534 Malcolm 1368 Wallace Bridges, C Allen, N Sedgwick. The tion which will prevent any one from H. SCOTT 1385 Norman P Bluehiil charming personality. groom was a ALICE W3 Herman M N Gray, CAKD OP THANKS. Carter, Sedgwick. s’alesman before more than two pounds of SPECIALTY MADE OP 1393 H W Eden traveling enlisting in obtaining 553 Wilmont L Franklin. Jasper Holbrook, TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING AND Robertson, 1917. He is now month. wish to express our heartfelt thanks 1413 Clarence B Southwest Har December, stationed at sugar per GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. 566 F DeCoat, WE and appreciation for the many acts of George Stinson, Sunset. Fort and were unconsciously AgentUuiou Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of Port- 1452 L Gray, N Brooksville Williams, Portland, expects to Many people kindnessaud words of sympathy from friends 575 Frank L Emery and our recent bereave- end, for furnishing Probate and Surety Bond Franklin, Bucksport. forces overseas soon. the regulation regarding neighbors during 1471 Walter E Franklin join breaking also for the beautiful floral Oliver 577 Charles L Lakewood. Dyer, ment, offerings. Agent Typewriter; typewriter supplies Garland, Miss Beatrice became the bride of Wal- the distribution of sugar by purchas- Mr. and Mrs. R. W\ Hinckiey and Family. 1483 Lewis C Ellis, Deer Isle Removed to 1 School 8t., Ellsworth, aie 585 Frank P Bluehill. Bluehill, Me., October 24, 1918. Emerton, ter Hanna of East on ing their sugar on the basis of one- 586 1503 Vinal R Cunningham, Orland Sidney Sullivan, Ronald E Gray, S Penobscot. week. On B Winter Harbor September 23, at Ellsworth, Rev. R. H. half pound per capita per 800 Elmer S L I Plintation. 1513 Ralph Gerrxsh, CARD OK THANKS. Davis, Moyle Mrs. Hanna was basis of four weeks to the month 1514 Willie T Little Deer Isle. officiating. this XTTE wish to thank all our and 801 Mt Desert. Eaton, neighbors Edgar Richardson, from the Franklin be weeks f? friends who assisted us in 1530 P Hendrick, Stonington graduated high school there would only forty-eight kindly the 805 William E Gott’s Island Augustas illness and death of our loved one. Theii Gott, in June, and has been a successful or three hundred and 1534 Austin W Bridges, Penobscot 1913, to the year, kindness can never be 808 C Bar Harbor. repaid. Joseph Ott, teacher for four in the would leave Mbs. Albert Hammond and Minnie. 1546 B Lamoine years public thirty-six days. This 817 N Harry Graves, Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond. Shirley Kittredge, Lamoine. schools. La* t she studied an- Allen W year music in twenty-nine days or practically Simeon Hammond. 818 I 1573 Fifleld, Stonington Kasper Murphy, Brooklin. Boston at the New of which West Gouldsboro, Me Oct. 28, 1918. 1574 Gerald E S Penobscot England Conservatory other month during sugar 621 James E Bar Harbor Gray, Cousins, and was from that school a basis of two 1597 Lewis A Milliken, Ellsworth Music, graduated would be consumed on 623 Freeman Bridges, Bucksport. CARI> OF THANKS. , 1598 Clifford L Merchant, Hall Quarry in June, 1918, having specialized in the pounds per capita. With a popula- 1 Arthur L "lIrE wish to express our sincere thanks Cunningham, Bucksport. school music course. Mr. Hanna this would 1608 A Gott, McKinley public tion of 109,009,909 people Vf and grateful appreciation to the she is 836 W Tremont. Augustus a from Sullivan Joseph Kelley, is graduate high school, friends and neighoors who so kindly assisted 1633 Henry E Crane, Birch Harbor require about an additional 200,000,* k her 841 Porter W Moulton, Bucksport. and the past two years has attended the us during the illness and at the death of our f doing Castine of as a student in 009 of sugar. The new regula- loved one. Bessie; also for the and to 648 Ernest E Swan’s Island. 1634 Harry Bowden, University Pittsburgh pounds many part Smith, He is now in the beautiful floral tributes. 1647 J Baker, Bar Harbor dentistry. students’ tion which became effective October 852 James B Northeast Harbor. John Mb. Herman w. staples. help win Bain, array training corps at that university. 860 1866 Arthur M Grant, Hall Quarry, 15th requires the consumer to pur- Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lake and Family. the war Leigh B Coffin, Gouldsboro. Oct. 28. Spec. Northeast Harbor. chase his allotment of sugar every 881 Harold E 1678 Fred J Iveney, Carter, Surry. CARD OF THANKS. 1702 Leforest E Haskell, Deer Isle. 15 days or semi-monthly, rather than E wish to extend our heartfelt thanks 1715 Frank A Elliott, CaBtine. week \\f Common Fallacy. every ft to our friends and neighbors for aunjftusnnrat*. N Sullivan. in our recent 1726 Walter S Bunker, "Dar is always a dangerous tempta- their kindness bereavement, Ellsworth. and for the beautiful floral offerings, espec- 1740 Clarence A Garland, tion,” said Uncle Eben, “to suspect dat SUBSTITUTE PACKAGES. ially the wreath presented by the order of Lamoine. Masons of which our loved one was a mem- 1745 George W Christie, a man is takln’ life easy if he doesn’t ber. 1747 Luke S W Brooklin. Carter. happen to be doin’ de same kind o' In order to facilitate the sale o! Mrs. James S. Condon and Family. Oct. 28. WAR 1758 Chandler Bowden, Sargentville. hard work you is.” substitutes with wheat flour the Food South Brooksville, ANDJEDICINES 1790 B Ellsworth. Many of the Sick and Ailing Ralph Card, Administration will permit the trad* 1792 Jarvis Green, Cape Rosier. aoBerusnntntfc Are Learning Nowadays. to pack corn meal, corn flour, barlej E N Penobscot. 1803 Herman Ginn, flour and oat flour In packages of siJ So many doo'ors have pone to war, 1800 Weston E Hall, Stonington. the and twelve pounds and rye flour It services of few 1816 C Ford, Sedgwick. H. W. DUNN comparatively Byron 1 packages of 18 and 32 pounds. Thlt are available at home. 1833 Ralph L Bickford, W Gooldaboro. Good Is an amendment to the rule which Manufacturer and dealer in. proprietary medicines arc 1840 Merle E. Black, McKinley. be more Influenza! requires them to packed in 1, 1H widely used than ev r, and Are you ? ENLISTED. A 3, 5, 10, 25, 60 and 100 pound pack- Grade Granite and Marble doing yours and more people are Hiding out should be carefully guarded against. High jnore baa mild spray and gargle mixture of water ami ages. This amendment applies onlj how groat their merit is. Percie E. Walker of Uanoock passed Tablets and Markers VW'TIO S’a*I» »oo« for as as the present regulatloi Monuments, AOWlNitTKotiQH At this time, when there is greater bia physical examination and enlisted long will leave next Monday which requires one pound of substl Ellsworth and Bar Mo. fioed of economy than ever before. etorekeeper, and Harbor, the aviation field at Mineola, L. I. JOHNSON’S tute to be sold with evety foui Hood's Sarsaparilla, a thorough for • pounds of wheat flour, is In eSeot Wood purifier, a real pep- Anodyne Peptiron, firs ■tn-nux-iron tonic, end Rood’s Pills, (JNIMENT A six pound package of the A NATION’S STRENGTH' a for the nose and throat with an occasional named substitutes be Bold wit! potent yet mild cathartic, are Camouflage. may IS espe- Culinary dose taken internally may safeguard you IN ITS FOOD SUPPLY 24 H pounds of wheat flour, or, It ryt cially good. They are liked by all Our first recollection of the art of from serious results aud halt the evil in its first stage. This famous old flour be sold as a i feLUs* who use them. the used to physician's may substitute, —^Watejs^g camouflage la way they prescription is an 0»te » Imctw Those medicines are on of 18-pound package ot rye flour m; remarkably ef- put a nice brown meringue top be sold with the 24ft pound bag o I ficient, whether taken in conjunction the bread pudding, making It look ilka to Germs AMBOCA MUST FEED or Sold Enemy wheat flour. 100,000. separately. by all druggists. •otnethlng good.—Ohio State Journal. i1- | OOP AIUES afcDrrtisnnfntfi. aWmttsnr/sU. pneumonia in Connecticut arrived Satur- itkcutmia day, Oct. 19, and w.s interred in Brook- REIMS CHILDREN Niomach side cemetery. He ass a promising young Alisery msn w bo left here two years ago, and bsd since been employed in Connecticut. Is Get Rid of 1 hat Durness. Gas leaves his pa real's Mr. and Mrs. F. V. PLAY WAR GAMES Joy, and a sister, Letitis. SPANISH and Indigestion Death has again entered this village and order a When your stomach ia oat of or run taken a respected citiren, Maurice Torrey, Miss From Cellars, When doau. It'od doeiu't digest !i ferment* Emerge >uur which causes who died Oct. a victim of by sieknes' and you lose your pay or the benefits resulting in yoor stomach and forms gas Monday, 21, day touri>e*«, heartburn, foul breath, at , pniu pit Bombardment Ceases, to pneumonia following an attack of in- INFLUENZA from a full work. the illness that of stomach and otbei miserable symp- day's Usually ordinary many fluent*. toms. He leavea a widow, son and to off can be if step- compels you lay prevented you select the Frolic in Sun. tablets will re- Stfi-o-na stomach give j >y»al molber, who have the sympathy of kind of medicine. Thousands of New lief in five minutes; if ta*en regu.ariy for many right England people friends. * sour Interment two weeks they win turn your dabby, was at Evergreen have for years depended upon the genuine “L. F.” Atwood tired-out stomach into a sweet, energetic, w cemetery^, here services were conducted RAGES IN U.S, to perfect working one. Medicine keep them from getting sick through careless and if by Rev. Mr. French of Steuben. HAVE THE SAME SPIRIT You can't be ve. y strong vigorous eating, taking cold, sluggish condition of the liver and bowels, ALL your rood ouly half digests. Your appetite Oct. 8. will go aud nausea, aiuiuew. biliousness, Thousands of Cases and to rheumatism. A 25.__ tendency quick relief for constipa- oervuusness, sick headache ana constipation Reported WEST TREllONT. With tion. Keep your bowels in daily active condition and will follow. Many Deaths, you'll Ever Saw One of the Children small and No One Mi-o-wa stomach tablets are easy Kena Lunt the week-end s^idom sick. Remember ONE CENT a 50 cents spent with get only dose, to swallow, ami are guaranteed to bauish in- Down-Hearted or Discontented— U. W. Lunt and wife. for a 60 dose bottle of the “L. F.” made the digestion and any or ail of the above symp- genuine only by toms or uses For sale by Chas. E Will Be Great Help in Re- money Mrs L. A. Clark of L. F. Medicine Co., Portland, Me. Alexander and all leading d niggist*. Manset is visiting France. her THOSE building sister, Mrs. George W. Lunt. WHOARE MOST Edw in Ingalls, who has been at work Satires. a few months COUNTY" NEWS in L*moine for bis kcrsl Z.'otias. iUgal Parts.—Only ago uncle, Hollis Austin, SUSCEPTIBLE TO IT Reims still sheltered some 000 chil- is at borne. OF MAINE. To ail persons interested in either of the es- STATE dren, although the Germans almost WEST FRANKLIN. Oct. 21. Thelma. tate# hereinafter named. To all person* interested in either of the es- bombarded the town. “FRUIT-A-TIVES”—The At a probate court held at Ellsworth, is and dally is of influenza. W«ad«fal tates ber< .nafter named: Irving Springer ill W. H. is for the county of Hancock, on xbe first Lunt employed at Otter Creek. Fruit At a probate court held at Ellsworth, in and How these children lived In the cel- Medicine—Greatly of October in the of our Lord Miss Ceiia is ill of fever Helps day year for the of Hancock, on the fifteenth Clark typhoid Mrs. L. A. Clark one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. county lars and the special shelters while the spent last week witb To Resist This Disease. of October in the of our Lord day year Gordon has gone to McGeorges her sister, Mrs. W. following matters having been pre- one thousand nine hundred and eighteeb. Germans fiercely bombarded the Tyler George Lunt. sented for the action herein- W. B. Goodwin. THE thereupon and by adjournment from the first day oi Is a Crossing to work for The The of after indicated, it is h ordered: That town pathetic story. Though Improvement society will meet epidemic Spanish Influents reby October a. 6. 1918. which such havoc in notice thereof be given to all persons inter- these cellars and shelters were dark, Edward Hardison has purchased the Nov. 7 with Mrs. Julia Webater. played Europe ested. a of this order to be 'I’HL fo'lowing matters haring been pre- has reached this by causing copy 1 the 11. Blaisdell team for his son Ernest. continent. Thoul three weeks in the JL sented for the action herein- dreary and damp, where sun's P. Tbnrstou and published successively thereupon Henry W. D. Thurston sands of case: of the strange maiadv Ellsworth a after indicated, it is hereby ordered: That never once American, newspaper published rays showpd themselves, Lee Goodwin is at home from Bangor, returned to their home in Bath have and at Ellsworth, in said county, that they may notice thereof be given to a 1 persons inter- Monday. appeared many deaths are no one ever saw these children down- at a probate court to "be held at Eils ested. by causing a copy of this order to be by a friend, William Nelson. Carl already appear accompanied Reed and Alvin Walls, who went reported; Surgeon-General worth on the fifth day of November, a. d. published three weeks successively in the hearted or discontented. Whenever Blue of the United States Mrs. H. G. Worcester was called to Old came Public 191S. at ten of the clock in the forenoon, Ellsworth American.* newspaper published hunting Thursday, back Friday Health at in said the bombardment let up. even for a Service stated and be beard thereon if they see cause. Ellsworth, county, that they may by illness in the family of witn a buck. having that at a coart to be held at Ells- Tovyn Friday 180-pound Montelle W. Abbott, late of Bucksport, In appear probate few mlnntes. these children swarmed “Spanish Influenza will probablv worth, on the fifth of November, a. d. her son. said county, deceased. A certain instrument day Capt. Charles P. Lunt spent last week spread all over the 1918, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and ont of the cold cellars to play In the country ih purporting o be the last will and testament with bis six weeks”. be beard thereon if see cause. George Bradbury returned Saturday family while the steamer of said deceased, together with petition lor they sun. Bay probate thereof and for letters tesiamentaiy Fred L. Dorr, late of Orland, in said county, from Aroostook county, where he has State, of which be is first mate, is being Practically ever)’ ship which to deceased- A certain instrument Duty ana designation. touches our issue to the Merrill Trust Coirpany of purporting been put in order in Boston. shores from abroad, to be the last will and tes employed. Bangor, presented by Blanche L. Abbott, the ament of said de brings those infected with the executrix "therein but who ceased, with for A correspondent during one of these surviving named, together petition probate Josepn Higgins, who has been employed Mrs. Goodwin of Los Angeles. Cbt., disease. has declined to serve The Merrill Trust thereof and for the appointment of the execu lulls walked down a narrow street is at home on ac- w ill the Company being named therein as executor in trix without giving ootid, presented by Flora af McGeorges' Crossing, spend winter with her son Henry Surgeon-General Blue urges that case of such declination. E. Dorr, the executrix therein named. bordered by the walls of houses of at new “the count of lameness. their home, be having bought individual take all the precau- in Charles H. Preble, late of the Eben H. King, late of Bar Harbor, said Sullivan, in said sixteenth century, or such parts the house ol Mrs. Lelitia tions he can against deceased. A certain instrument county, deceased. Petition that W. B. Blais Jesse Koilms, who has been in the Sprague. contracting county, pur of them as had the disease care be the last testament and dell or some other suitable De survived the Ger- by and personal portirg to will and person *p- hospital at Portland, has so far recovered L. W. Rumill and wife, who has been codicil tberecoof said deceased, with administrator of the estate of said man bombardments. He met a hygiene”. Plenty of exercise together young- in should for thereof and Tor toe Solntedeceased. presented by Edward Preble, as to be able to come home. Portland for medical treatment, came be petition probate ap ster in the middle of the taken; the dictshould be of the executor without giving brotbor of said deceased. standing home last regulated, pointment The school childreu are enjoying the Wednesday, stopping over bond, presented by Eben K. Whitaker, the Letitia B Gumming, late of Sullivan, in street gazing at one of the wrecked executor therein named. said deceased. First 8late loan installed here night Tuesday in Belfast with Mrs. Spanish Influenza affects most county, and final account houses. Asked he was at library through P. ot John A. executor, why gazing Knmill’s Andrew Duffee, late of Ellsworth, in Camming, filed for set- the efforts of Miss Savage. sister, Mrs. W. H. McIntosh. severely elderly persons and others said deceased, A instrument tlement. that house, the answered: county, certain boy O®*- 28. whose powers of resistance are to be the last will and testament Thelma. purporting Joseph M. Higgins, late of Ellsworth, in “That house over monsieur? Mrs. Flojd Scamoion, with daughter, ; weakened work or of said for yonder, by illness, worn- deceased, together with petition said deceased. Second account of county, I was of the week with her those who are probate thereof and for the appointment of Charles P Dorr aud Alice H. Scott, adminis born In that house. When Egypt, spent past especially “run-down''' the executrix without sureties on be w northeast harbor. or “not giving trators, filed by Alice H. Scott for settlement. war broke out father was mobilized parents, Claud Clark and ife. feeling up to the mark.” bond, by Agnes M. Brady, the J. W. presented Joseph M. late of Ellsworth, in * Small was a recent visitor in The really great from executrix therein named. Higgins, and mother went to live with an aunt After a month’s vacation on account of Bos- danger the ■aid county, deceased Petition filed disease is not so much in said by ton. the disease Loring E. Page, late of Bucksport, in Alice H. Scott, one of the administrators, of In one of the houses on the outskirts influenza, schools open to-day; Margaret; deceased. A certain instrument itself, as that it often into county, pur- >he estate of said deceased, that the amount Bartlett W. lett last develops to be the last will and testament of of the city. Once a week I come hare Fraser and Ola Smith, teachers. Dyer week for Bos- porting of tbe inheritance tax on said estate, be de- pneumonia. said deceased, together with for to ton. petition termined by the jodge of probate. look at my old home, or what Is of Otis was a visitor at What everyone needs now a probate thereof and for the appointment of Irving Salisbury Is John W a of unsound i left of The last tonio the executrix without giving bond, presented Qrindle, person It.” borne of Charles Coombs last week be- Sunday mail of the season ar- general like “Fruit-a-tives”. mind, of Sedgwick. In said Petition the by Addle L. Page, the executrix therein county. •'But aren't afraid?” rived Oel. 27. This wonderful fruit medicine is not filed by Nellie M Qrindle. guardian, for you fore leaving for Fort Williams, Portlaud. named. a It license to sell certain real estate of said ward, "Afraid of what? father Is at germ-killer. is a ueonara a late in said My returned to her home William Manchester is body-builder; Kane, of 5urrvt situated in said Sedgwick, and more fully Mrs. Mary Orcutt employed at a strength-maker; a county,deceased. Petition that Edmond J. the front, my mother Is still and blood-purifier; described in said petition. here, She was called here Portsmouth, N. H. a Walsh or some other in brewer Sunday. power in tbs suitable person be ap- as as protecting against juuu ". i«r oi id saia long she stays here, I will.” pointed administrator of the estate of said niueoiH, two weeks ago by the illneaa of her daugh- Clarence Lurvey and Galen ravages of disease. deceased, Waiter fl. Kane and county, deceased. Petition filed by Edith D. This child Is a of all. All have Smallidge ; “ ” presented by type were recent Fruit a tives Leater Kane, brothers and Kane, widow, for an allowance out of the ter and family. visitors in Ellsworth. regulates the heirs-at-law of the same of said deceased. personal estate of said deceased spirit duty and resigna- kidneys and bowels, causing these of Miss Adah are D. J. Manchester snd Edith H. late of Eden these children of "the Friends Savage pleased wife left last week to eliminate waste Annie G. Davis, late of Eden, in said Pray, (now Bar Har- tion, Martyr organs regularly bor In ssid election a« for their winter home oonnty. deceased. Second account of Chas county, deceased. Petition filed to learn of her superintendent in St. Petersburg, end naturally as nature intended. by Charles H. Wood, executor of the last will City” B. Pineo, executor, filed for settlement. of schools of the Franklin-Hancock- Fla. “Fruit-a-tives’ the skin and testament of said deceased, that the They tell bow they received In- j keeps active, Curtis Stevens, late of Castlne, in said and amount of the inheritance tax on said estate, Lamoine-East brook union. Hillcrest has purifies and enriches the blood. county, deceased. First and finai account of structions to put on the masks against market closed for the sea- be determined by the judge of probate. “Fruit-a-tives” tones W. G. Stevens, administrator, filed for settle- and A. O. Clark son. D. G. Hall and up and Ann the poisonous gas; of how they Wesley Clark family, family have gone to ment. Mary Fletcher, late of Ellsworth, in Strenpthenr He organs of digestion, said coantv, deceased. Petition filed by H. rain- and son are at the Clark cottage. George Bridgeport, Conn., for the winter. Agnes F. late of Eliswonh. in said played in shell holes filled with food Danico, M. Hail. M. Y. McOown and Luther A. Leach, insuring being properly digested deceased First account Clark of brewer ia also at bia old home ccnnty, of Alice H the siandingcommittee of the water; of how they used walls which Northeast Harbor went over the in tnd assimilated. Scott, filed for settlement. Congregational top j administratrix, parish and society of Ellsworth, for here for a few the can praying had escaped the German shells to days. fourth liberty and a has Everyone take pre- Ezra J. late of Ellsworth, in said the appointment of Omar W. of Ells- loan, flag ordinary Bishop, Tapley been cautions, avoid crowded and county, deceased. First account of Edmond worth, as trustee under the fast will and play their game of war. C. Vey Holman was in town Friday unfurled at the poetoffice. places, J. Walsh, administrator, tiled for settlement- testament of said deceased, to fill the tse “Fruit-a-tives” ta vacancy over the of the Emerald regularly caused the death of Arno W. Play at War Gamei. looking machinery Oct. 28. 1918. Galen Maddocks, late of Ellsworth, in said by King, a insure sound digestion, to the former trustee. Granite Co., with the view of purchasing' keep connty, deceased. First and final account of Nearing the cathedral, almost com- bowels and kidneys and the Cora Estelle Maddocks. executrix, filed for Clifton R. late of regular Wescott, Penobscot, in pletely gutted by the bombardment, for use at Catherine’s bill. HANCOCK whole system in the best settlement. said county, deceased. A certain instrument POINT. possible to be the met a crowd of Echo. condition. Then we are from Daniel Hurley, late of Ellsworth, in said purporting the lost will and testament correspondent Oct. 28. Mrs. Foss is safe of said deceased, Ivory quite ill. county, deceased. First and final account of together with petition for at their favorite disease. thereof and boys playing game. Jeremiah Hurley, administrator, filed for probate for the appointment of WINTER HARBOR. \. M. Carter, who has been “Fruit-a-tives” is sold bv the exteutrix without bond, He watched them for some time. employed dealers settlement. giving presented H. M. by Nancy V. Wescott, the executrix therein by Hodgkins since returned everywhere at 50c a 6 Grace Clark Pease, late of southwest Har After in constructed Mrs. C. J. Hamilton was called to Calais April, box, fortJ.jO, named. playing quickly borne f'ial size or in said Saturday. 2oc sent postpaid on bor, county, deceased. First account ! trenches In one of the courtyards of last week by the serious illness of her of Omar W. tned for settle- Frank R. Nason, late of Surry, in said ~'ee:pt of price bv FKUIT-A-TIVES Tapley, execu.or, Mr. snd Mrs. Ball have mebt. county, deceased. Petition that Sadie H. a destroyed house, where they had aunt. Henry returned tied, I,'. Y. Candage or some other suuable be OUIlSilSIiuliG, Am person ap- from Southwest Harbor. Mr. Ball re- Lucy Wescott, laie of Castine, in said administrator of the estate of said ingeniously plnced their toy machine Leonard Anthony and Hollis Rolfe, who deceased. First pointed county, and final account of deceased, without signed his position as customs collector Abbie Wescott giving bond, present'd by i guns, the attacking party was Just have been employed in Connecticut, are Whalen, executrix, filed for Sadie H. sister aud sole heir of said in settlement. Candage. September, and a man bas been sent to I called here by*tbe death of his father, deceased.. jumping out of their shelter when the home. take tbe office. will return Marths A. Nichols, of ir alarm was sounded. All the to Portland Monday. Bucksport. Ads A. Frink, late of Stonington, in said gas boys re- said Third and final Miss Lillian Huckings of Milbridge connty. account of county, de'eased. First aud final account of Allan Grant is at home on a short fur- Charles J. quickly donned their masks and con- Raymond Hodgkins, who has been ill in Nichols, guardian, filed for settle- Annie S. Thurlow, executrix, filed for settle- cently visited her aunt. Mrs. Wallace ment. the Bar Harbor lough'. Hia wife him ment. | tlnued playing, rather stimulated by Bickford. hospital nine days, came accompanied Robert late of the from Bar Harbor. Sturgis, city, county and Witness BERTRAND E. CLARK. Judge of the unforeseen reality of their game. home Friday. He bas been transferred state of New York, deceased. First account | Work is on said Court at -Ellsworth, this fifteenth progressing rapidly Leroy from of F. Sturgis, trustee, filed for settle- So interested were they that they tbe C. S. N. radio station at Bar I Oct. 28. U.J.S. Roger day of October, in the year of our Lord ment. Sargent’s bungalow. Nathan Sargent has one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. never thought of finding shelter, but Harbor, to attend the Harvard radio Robert late of the county and Clara E. Mcllas, charge of the work. Sturgis, city, Acting Register. had to be ordered to do so school for four and left for Cam- WEST sta*e of New York, deceased. Second account A true copy. by patrol- months, SULLIVAN. Donald Wescott is home from Bath, of Roger F. Sturgis, trustee, filea for settle Attest:—Clara E. II ullan,"Acting Register ling soldiers. bridge, Mass., to-day. meat. where as a volunteer be has had Mrs. Ida Gordon was called to Holden But these could not on. junior things go the summer. OcC28- M. Robert Sturgis, late of the county and employment during R. Thursday by the illness of her daughter city, STATE OK MAINE. too J state of New York, deceased. Third account The youngsters had much free Among those leaving for work in the Vera, who is teaching there. of Roger F. trustee, filed for settle as were EGYPT. Sturgis, Hancock sa.—At a probate court held at time, all the schools closed are ment. woods this winter Simeon Sargent, Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, Mrs. W. P. Goodwin has gone to Port- and days were spent in holiday-mak- Fred Bickford, Arthur Torrey, George Frank Jordan, who bas been ill Robert Sturgis, late of the and on the fifteenth day of October, in the year of quite city, county Bickford and John Stover. land to visit her daughter. state of New York, deceased. Fourth account our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ing. The municipality established two weeks, is recovering. of F. being an session Roger Sturgis, trustee, tiled for settle- eighteen, adjourned of the ! schools in the huge cellars of the big Dennis Coombs and wife have been vis- Friends of Mrs. Mida Joy are pleased ment. October a. d. 1918 term of said couit. Schools which have been closed several relatives in town, returning to to aee her out after her serious ill- Robert Sturgis, late of the CERTAIN instrument to be I champagne houses of Reims. iting Ayer, again city, county and purporting Mass., last Saturday. Mr. Coombs weeks, reopen to-day. state of New York, deceased. Fifth account V a copy of the last will ana testament of Every day the teacher had to go ba« ness of pneumonia. been at Camp DevenB more than a 1-orenzo Cinscott of of Roger F. Sturgis, trusiee, filed for settle- EMILY 8. ROGERS, late of BROOKLINE, streets under year. West Hancock, ment. through the deserted B. K. has gone to Mass., Dr. visited bis son Joy Quincy, in the county of NORFOLK, and common- and often Dyer and wife motored to Bangor George last week. Robert Sturgis, late of the city, county and heavy bombardment, very last where he has employment. week, Mrs. Dyer remaining for a Miss Celia state of New York, deceased. Sixtn account wealth of MASSaCH U8ETT8, the school children had to be kept in Clarke, who bas been ill I of Roger F. Siurgis, trustee, filed for settle- surgical operational the hospital. Friends | Beth Havey returned Sunday from deceased, and of the thereof in said are elad some time, is ment. probate after hours when the town was being to bear that she is getting on I slowly improving. commonwealth of Massachusetts, duly East Sullivan, w here she has been visit- Robert late of the shelled. These children, grown nicely. Mrs. West is Sturgis, city, county and aothenicated, having been presented to the having Mary visiting her dsogh- ing her Mrs. E. E. state of New York, deceased. Seventh and aunt, Bragdon. judge of probate for onr said county of Han under these conditions, will be a Alvah Leighton and have : ter, Mrs. Charles in final account of F trustee of up family gone Wormeii, Ellsworth. The fourth loan of Roger Sturgis, cock for the purpose of being allowed, filed to Bath for the 1 liberty allotment the estate of Robert to France in winter. Mr. Leighton has Sturgis, filed for settle- and recorded in the probate court of our said splendid help rebuilding Edgar E. has been over-subscribed in this ment, Thomas K. Cummins, executor un- employment there. Richard Farrar has Scsmmon, who has been ill, $11,200 by county of Hancock. a of will of said nation valiant citizens. taken over his Of der the Roger F. Sturgis. barber shop and business is able to resume his duties as mail town. thia, the ladies collected yjiucicu, uai uuuie luerrui uc kitc*u 10 here. Albion P. Alley, late of Bar Harbor, in said all persons interested therein, by publishing driver. $5,150. county, deceased. Petition filed by Linnie a of this order three weeks ! copy successively The body of who G. Alley, widow, for au allowance out of the in the Ellsworth a Shirley Joy, died of William F. Oct. 28. Unk Amir. Ameiican. newspaper Islanders Once Pirates. Capt. Jordan, who was personal estate of said deceased. printed ai Ellsworth, iu said county of Hau- t George Torrey. late of Ellsworth, in said cock, prior to the fifth day of November, j Recent archaeological researches In deceased. a. d. 1018, that at a county, Petition fiied by Ids Tor- they may appear probate the Virgin islands, formerly the Dan- rey, widow, for an allowance oat of the per- court then to he held at Ellsworth, in and for sonal estate of said deceased. said county of Hancock, at ten o'clock iu the ish West Indies and now belonging to and show Josiab H. Gordon, late of forenoon, cause, if any they have, Sullivan, in said the the United States, indicate that the deceased. Petition fiied against same. county, by Truman ancient Indian Inhabitants of the is- M. BlaisdeJl. that the executrix of the last BERTRAND E. CLARK. Judge of Probate. will aud testament of said deceased be au- A true copy. lands were pirates who made long thorized to convey certain real estate of said Attest: Clara E. Mullan, Acting Register. in their canoes of deceased, according to contiact attached to voyages in search said petition and filed in said court. Said estate situated loot~^ real being in Franklin, in said STATE OF MAINE. county. Evelyn Ballard, late of Ellsworth, in said Hancock ss.—At a probate court held at itgal Rollers. county, deceased. Petition that Edward S. Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, Clark, administrator of the estate of said de on the first day of October, In the year of Notice of Sheriff's .Sale ou Execution of ceased, now residing out of the State and hav- our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ing neglected to appoint an agent as req aired eighteen. Heal Estate Attaches! on Writ. law, be removed from his said office and by CERTAIN instrument purporting to be trust as said administrator, filed *iluam STATE OP MAINE. oy A a copy of the last will and testament of R. Jordan, an heir, to wit, first cousin of said “Every day we must save and deceased. County of Hancock ss: A. LEE KNOTT, late of BALTIMORE, on Witness, BERTRAND E. CLARK, Judge of Castinb, M*., Oct. 28.1918. keep saving. If everyone would said Court, at Ellsworth, this MARYLAND, first this 23rd day of October, a. d. 1918, use day of October in the year of oiff Lord one deceased, and of the probate thereof in said TAKENon execution dated October S. 1918, issued only WILLIAM TELL thousand nine hundred and eighteen. state of Maryland, duly authenticated, having on a judgment rendered by the supreme FLOUR like Claba E. Mollan, Acting Register. been presented to the judg#* of probate for judicial court tor the county of Waldo, at the Mother does, it term A true copy. our said county of Hancock for the purpose thereof begun and held on the fourth would a Attest:—Claba E. Mullah, Acting Register of being allowed, filed and recorded in the Tuesday of September, to wit. on the 27th help lot. She says it goes probate coart of oar said county of HancocK. day of September, a. d. 1918, in favor of The In the District Court of tne United States for City National Bank of a further and that’s real Ordered, That notice thereof be given to all Belfast, corporation saving.’’ the Hancock District of Maine. organized under the laws of the United persons interested therein, a duly by publishing States, and Northern Division. copy of this order three weeks successively in having ita principal place ol business in Belfast, in the of Waldo Jn the matter of ) the Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed county „._. and State of Maine, H. Bates ol BAKER at Ellsworth, in said county of Hancock, prior against Mary DAISY to the fifth of d. Wollaston, in the county of Norfolk and com- j I day November, a. 1918, that monwealth of OMLZZr$mmD- at a then to be Massachusetts,for five hundrec of Charles W. they,may appear probate apart one To the creditors Spofford 01 held at Ellsworth, in and for said of twenty dollars and fifty-three cents, debl Deer Isle, in the county of Hancock and dis county or damage, and thirteen dollars and Hancock, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, and sixty on* trict a cents, costs of aforesaid, bankrupt: show cause, if have, the suit, and will be sold at public any they against auction on the is hereby given that on the 17tk same. premisis in said Caatine of October, a.d. 1918. the said Chariei county of Hancock and State of Maine, to th* NOTICEday BERTRAND E. CLARK, Judge of Probate. bidder, on W. was duly bank highest the twenty-third dsy ol Spofford adjudicated A true copy. a. d. and that the first meeting of his creditor) November, 1918, at ten o’clock in th* rupt; Attest:—Clara E. Mullan, Acting Register. forenoon, the will be held at my office, in Ellsworth, Maine following described real estate and all the right, title and interest which on the «th day of November, a. d. 1918, at 1< th* said H. Bates has a. m., at which time the said credit- Mary and had in and to th* same on the thirteenth of ors may attend, prove their claims day February, 1918 at nine hours and minutes in the fore a trustee, examine the bankrupt and £pt&rl fifty appoint noon, the time when the transact such other business as may properl] same was attached on the writ in the same to A come before said meeting. suit, wit: cer- PAUPER NOTICE. lot or of Ralph E. Mason. tain parcel land with bnildingi to situated in said accordiaf Referee in contracted with the of Ells- thereon, Castiae, houndec U. S. Food Bankruptcy. City Penobscot Regulation# worth to and eare for northwesterly by bay; southeast- Ellsworth, Me.. October 17.1918. HAVING support those who High need assistance five erly by street; northeasterly by land ol (Milled may years daring begin- H. wither lee. a lane, land of ning Jan. 1, 1915, and are residents ol George Joseph legal Wes'xitt and land of the town of merchant whe does not advertiseir Ellsworth, I forbid all persona them Castine; and The trusting southwesterly by land of Ober and on my account, as there is plenty of room and Philip Charles J. Abbot, the same the home- a season makes it more aooommodatloos to cere for them at the being dull profitable fes Oitj stead lot of the late Daniel Farm boose. Iitidi B. Mitoimu. Moore. hot* who do adwrim, Gao. M. Pbbkins, Deputy Sheriff. WHITCOMB, HAYNES & WHITNEY. aubtrUantmuss, community is deep and sincere for tb atnmisnutnis. bereaved family. Private funeral wa A PATRIOTIC DUTY SPY ROUNDED UP held at the home Friday afternoon, Rev Frederick Emerson officiating. The man: as vital as beautiful floral SUFFER Almost that of protecting the honor tributes testified to th< WHEN YOU and is affection iu which she was held. of flag country, the duly of and BY TRAP SHOOTER i protecting Annie, wife of Augustus Gross, diet health. When is > F RHEUMATISM safe-guarding strength well-nigh exhausted I Thursday, Oct. 24, after two weeks’ ill- resistive are ness and the powers reduced, then is the time Former Top Gun Solves Cause of influenza and a complication o are the most diseases. Mrs. Gross was born at Dee; disease germs potent and when Almost any man will tell you of Mysterious Happenings in out of condition, if slug isle, but had made her borne in Brooklii that Sloan’s "Liniment Toul Sector. gisn bowels have allowed poisonous im- many years. She leaves a husband anc purities to accumulate in your system you two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Dunham anc means relief are liable to suffer severely with the grip. i>r. True’* Elixi*, the famous hoti eboM Miss Jennie Tyler, of this place. A son remedy of 67 years’ reputation may ward Herbert, was drowued several yearn ago off the grip or make an attack light and For man has used easily tbrowu off. Because She also leaves a brother and two sisters practically every GERMANS WERE TIPPED Why? It who has suffered from rheumatic OFF At tbe name,home, Arthur Dunham diec I aches, soreness of muscles, stiffness of scorn MW Oct. of influenza Friday morning, 25, affords splendid and effectual means of the joints, the results of weather exposure. offsetting Sergeant See* on He was a son-in-law of Mrs. Gross, toward weakness and Pigeon* Wing, Dr. True's Elixir Women, too, by the hundreds of tendency protecting Dreams of at These two deaths in the same family strength. Days Traps, Grab* is a medicine that thousands, use it for relieving vegetable puts the sys- makes the neuritis, abundant tonic and tem iu loss very hard. Mr. Dunham The unique nourishing properties Shotgun and Bag* Five—Have good condition, pieve ts and re- lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache. Emulsion lieves constipation, stimulates the appetite was born at Deer Isle thirty-four years Clean, refreshing, soothing, economical. of Scott’s make it a Code Messages Attached. and improves the digestive powers. ft. an dependable agent that ago, but had lived in this town since his effective. “Sloan’s Lini- do no harm. It is purely vegetable. A*>k Quickly Say be used to ment to it may everyday, by anyone, protect strength.° your druggist for it. or write DR. J. F. marriage to Miss Clay tie Tyler. For four your druggist. Get today. SwxtaSowae, Btaonteld.K.l. By MAXIMILIAN FOSTER. TRUE & CO Auburn, Me. •»()« 60c, •1.00 | years he had been night watchman at the Paris.—There Is a certain United Farnsworth Packing Co.’s plant where he States signal service In W9 sergeant up was a faithful He was a daughter, Dorothy, aged and three -- ——ZJSL. .. employee. NEWS four, the Toni sector at the front who has j COUNTY sisters, Bernice, Amy and Luelia. Her general favorite with all, and his loss will been able of late to combine a little husband, Sidney L. Joyce, to whom she be felt severely in the family where he BURK V. with his The cen- COUNTY NEWS SOUTH pleasure business. was He leaves a was married five years ago, died on Octo- much needed. widow, is with Mrs. sor won't let one tell the sergeant’s Mrs. Bert Young boarding ber 9. BROOKLfN. six small children and several s sters and name, but mili- 30 ct*. 60 cts $1.20. without revealing any brothers living in Deer Isle. One of his R. A. Coggins. Several of the children are ill of measles. CRANBERRY ISLES. tary Information It may be said that j of Ellsworth was the guest sisters, Mrs. Edward Trundy, is very Walter Joy before the war was I Mrs. Edward is ill of Mrs. Lulu Qott has the sergeant rated Trundy pneu- ill. A double funeral was held at the Perkins and lost week. R. A. Coggins recently. gone to Portland for wife, Ensign ol Mrs. as one of the a well-known monia. the winter. top guns at home afternoon, Ker. Frederick Perkin- is are of the hoys of whom has to Bar Har- Saturday James Janonn ftone .n Mrs. trap-shooting club the States. H. S. Kane and wife return'd to their Emerson The of are At lie ha« aane with her Miss Hazel Bunker is at Har- ! officiating. sympathy justly proud. present to the winter brother, working There Is not much bor spend vard trap-shooting Just home in Addison Monday. the community goes out to this doubly of six submarine chasers. Curtie. Beal’s. Howard now In France. They are not crack- bereaved Alton | Elmer Tapley. who is in the aviation family. Oct. 21. Wo DLOCKS. Mabel Morgan of East Surry spent Bunker, the new mail-carrier, be- ing away at live birds, either. Bn. the Miss corps, is visitirig his father, Pearl Oct. 28. Une Femme. Mrs. Lina gins bis duties to-day. Tapley. .be week-end with CunDing- sergeant got his pigeon shooting Just SEDGWICK. Mrs. Herbert who has been ill here. Miss Beatrice Hall was the j Tapley, b,m at her borne week-end the same. W. B. is ill several weeks at came home PENOBSCOT. Robbins very of influenza. guest of Albertina The Bucksporfe, Bonsey, who has been in the Ridley. particular front In which the Olive Thursday.' Mi89 Bernice Varnum spent the week- Work will begin in I be canning factorv for is ■ Mrs. Fred seigeant operates Is Infested with Ger- at Bangor treatment, home, Birlem entertained the Oct. 29. hospital Miss Marion who has been in a end in Calais. mothers’ club man spies. | Grindle, In health. Friday evening. 1 much improved sanatorium at Jacob Closson has sold All sorts of things were happening. Wells Beach, is at home, Otis Leach and wife ha*;e opened their bis horse to Velma who has been very ill Mrs. Eva Salisbury is her Mrs. Kist, visiting much improved in health. house here for the winter. Irving Candage. Mrs. A “tramp" battery, one of those par- ol fever at the home of Sirs. mother, Hannah Bunker. typhoid ticular guns that whisks up, slams a E. W. Griffin came from Winterport last Miss Delia Leach is at borne from Brook- Mrs. Irving Candage went to Barif'or is Mrs. Rice PhebeTorrey, slowly gaining. Seth and family have gone to for few at the Frltzles, then slides out week, returning Sunday. He took, back line on account of illness. Thursday treatment for her eyes. who is em- for the winter. Friends of Volney Coggins, Wollaston, Mass., on the found Itself four men to work in the Jump, being shelled cannery. Mrs. Julia Ginn of Orland was the guest Madella Small went to Portland Mon- on oil tank S. S. Silver Mrs. the Shell, John Hamor visited Gus Hamor the Instant It a ployed lined up for shot. Private Everett Cousins from of Mrs. C. K. day, where she has employment for the ar- Camp Bridges recently. • be to know of his sale and at ill pleased family Egg Rock, recently. Again, every time there was a troop Devena a two with winter. spent days’ furlough Mrs. Sarah Ward well of Belfast is the at an Atlantic rival port. Miss Bernice Spurling is home from movement, the movement was antici- his parents, C. C. Cousins and wife. guest of George Grindle and wife. The many friends of Miss Harriet Mrs. Nora Young and children were Southwest Harbor, while school is closed. the Boche. Beside ev- pated by that, Clarence Chatto and wife of Bluehill are to know that is she im- Ernest Snowman has arrived home from Bridges pleased to North Brookaville last week by time a of our men to- called Mrs. Iceland of Addison is here to ery body got Falls were in town to attend the after a severe illness. spend Friday where he the summer. proving sudden death of her father, F'rank for the York Beach, spent the the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis gether any purpose whatever, funeral of Mrs. Cliatto’s Mrs. Pease. sister, Capt. Louis Lane has been having a Cousins, Who had been feeble for some Ladd. Oermnns shelled them with everything Walter Hutchins and wife have the Mrs. Elia Batcheler and Paris buit on his a on grandson, all in the death of their in- piazza home, cupola me. they hud, big guns included. sympathy of j Mrs. Mary Abbie Bunker of Bass Har- Hinckley, returned from Boston Sunday, his barn, ana otherwise improving his Clifford Off the Hun. fant daughter on Sunday, Letters have been received from Bunker and a Tipping bor, George friend, and Will the latter having recovered from pneu- place. the Hun doesn’t use his has his who is in an anti-aircraft battery were of Dellie Now, big rHarvard Littlefield completed Coggins, Harding guests Harding monia. The was shocked and sad- unless he knows what he's shoot- volunteers at Waldo- community in France. He is much interested in the last week. guns work with the junior Mrs. Johnson of lslesboro and Mrs. dened Wednesday bv the death of Mrs. also in tbe and has ing at. How he lenrned, however, was boro, and is at home. country and service, Oct. 21. Rooney. Louise P. _ Grace of are Lane at the home of her evident. Some one back of our Merservy Camden in town, son, much to write about the places whicb he pretty The friends htre of Elizabeth W. called here the many Capt. Louis Lane/ Mrs. L ne was be- I lines was him by death of their and the customs of the NORTH BROOKLIN. tipping off. daughter of Blue hill were to learn visits people. Hinckley grieved loved all w ho The and sister, Mrs. H. M. Pease. by knew her. Her kindly The schoolhouse is slgnnl service sergeant was the of her death of Miss Charles Orcutt, w ho is in commando! being newly Sunday, pneumonia. spirit and true Christian life was an ex- first was His Cards have been shingled. to detect how it done. received announcing was a valued member of Penob- the schooner, J. Chester Wood, has taken | Hinckley j ample for all who came in contact with ! squad wns repairing signal wires hack the engagement of Miss Ruth Babson of this and will to visit Airs. Pettee has sold some real ncot chapter, O. E. S.,of place, his family to Brookaville George estate her. She will be greatly missed in every of the trenches. The sergeant halted Eggemoggin to Prin. A. Allen of this be missed Orcutt’s parents, Ernest Babson and to Alien Cole. | greatly. way, especially in the church and mission In his work and gazed skywards. A place. Mr. Allen is now overseas. wife. Miss Mary Babson, who has been Mrs. Ida Burns is in Rockland Ensign Ivan Perkins enjoyed a week’s societies, of which she was an earnest caring was over his head. The ! pigeon going Mrs. Julia Jackson sends the C. M. with her sister (or some time, accom- tor her daughter, Mrs. Roswell Eaton, correspon- furlough with his parents, Capt. active member. sergeant watched It Idly, calculating dent a branch from a bush con- panied them home. After his departure, who is ill. raspberry Oct. 28. Floc. as he stood there how far he'd lend It a number of Orcutt had the misfortune to lose taining large, ripe, juicy Capt. has sold bis house here &tofcmisfmems. Sidney Pert to with a 12-gauge. Then with a sigh October 22. his horse Major. berries, picked BIRCH HARBOR. John Allen, who is an engineer on the he went to laying a wire again. Oct. ill. Tramp. Mrs. Carrie Tibbetts Fisher of Portland steamer Rocklaud. A few minutes later the Rev. W. H. Kice of Lamoine was a re- sergeant came to care for her lave you Saturday help sister, cent visitor here. Elmer Pervear, who has been home on stopped again. Another pigeon had CAbflNJt’. Mrs. Beatrice Douty, who is ill of pneu- a risen from the wood. Bnt a few min- a bottle Mrs. Jennie Woodw ard of has brief visit, has beeu recalled to Boston monia at t he home of Mrs. Elmer Jonesport Carrie Parker last week in Banger. Leach, spent the board for utes later, when a third rose been visiting her sistei, Mrs. Ernest Rioe. by shipping duty. pigeon where >he is visiting. A trained nurse in your Castine is M.h Wuiard ot North spend- from the wood, the former trap-shooter William Miss Helen Hale, woo has been train- also came. house ? Church and wife of Cherry- ing n *eek »n Boston. no A half hour later he a nurse in a tarried longer. field a few days last wtek with M. ing for Bangor hospital, has Annie, wife of Horace M. Pease, died at spent Varnum la«t week bolted into the quartermaster’s depart- Pleasant H. Winslow and wife. Capt, Vyruu spent beeu obliged by illness to come borne. her home October hur- Wednesday morning, «r..1 i»* parents, C’spt. Ira Varnum 4nd ment, clicked a salute and spoke to take The The many friends here of Horace K. 23, after a few days’ illness of influenza. many friends of Grover Smith, who wife. riedly. Duffy were pained to learn that he had The deceased was the daughter of Mrs. and is at Camp Upton, N. Y., are glad to bear oldest “Olmme a shotgun,” he demanded. Barker Wardwell, one ofCastine's died of his wounds, recently received Esther Johnson of Jslesboro, and was he is recovering from pneumonia. cer- children died Oct. at the Shotguns are a regular part of citizens, Sunday, 13, age while in action on the battlefield in married to Mr. Pease five years ago. She Oct. 21. C. tain quartermaster’s supplies. Soon like it. of eighty years. northern France. w as a member of Lookout chapter, O. E. the sergeant might have been seen Mrs. Myron Varnum of P-ovidence, is Oct. 28. Xenophon. S„ and t enter Harbor Rebekab lodge. Results To feel strong, have good appetite and di- standing behind a hedgerow gazing to- the week «Ln her She leaves h husband, two small children, gestion, sleep soundly and enj life, use spending purents, ward the nearby wood. Presently he guaran- y David Wescott and wife. EAST BUCKSPORT. a mother and six sisters, by whom she will Burdock Blood Bitters, the family system was seen to stiffen, at the same time be Iv missed. The of the I teed. tonic. Price Sl.2r. —-tdn. who have Jennie B., wife of Howard Small, for- erreat sympathy Kev. Mr. Russell and wife, murmuring “pull.” The 12-gauge spent the summ',r have returned to merly of this place, died at her home in here, swung briefly In an arc; a crack and for winter. Bangor, Oct. 20, after a short illneBS of in- Massachusetts the a crumpled ball of feathers came tum- fluenza. Mrs. Small was a woman of fine Oct. 21. U. bling toward earth. To make sure, the character, and her amiable disposition sergeant gave it a second barrel Just for her a host of friends. She leaves ATLANTIC. won before It hit the earth. ' her parents, brothers, sisters, a young The community was saddened by the tiever snooting. ^ husband and four small children, the death on Sunday, Oct. 20, of Mrs. Vira E. It was pretty clever shooting. The Cold Weather youngest not quite a month old. They Joyce in the thirtieth year of her age. bird was high, going over fast and have the sympathy of all. Burial was at She had been in poor ty-altb several years, quartering. “Kill,” murmured the ser- Hillside cemetery, East Buck sport. a sufferer from heart trouble, and was in geant methodically, as he retrieved the Coming- Oct. 24.J. C. B. □ocondition to resist the attack of grip fallen game. terminating in Through all That afternoon the sergeant got four pneumonia. atccrtisrmfirte. Guests Too her illness, she nad maintained her cheer- other birds. Attached to a leg of each ful, unselfish spirit. Everything was done pigeon was a code message In German for her comfort that human hands could handwriting. Give them a warm greeting Han of do. Truly a lovely woman, she was loved t Cray A short time later a detachment by all who kuew her, and her death brings military police got the owner of the with a Perfection Oil Heater. to many homes the sadness of a personal pigeons. In his blouse and sabots he loss. She was a of the Eastern looked like of the tilling Make the room com- graduate «&» any peasants guest Btate normal school, class of 1911, and a the fields behind the lines. On being natural color to fray or faded Lair, for remor- — •tariff to he a without member of Harbor View ltebekah a however, he fortable ae not litter, lodge, ng dandruff and a hair dr earing, la dye. stripped, proved Bwan’s Island. Besides her parents, Mr. Generous *aed bottles at all dealer*, ready to u«e German under officer. Since his cap- when you get iL PHILO HAY CO. Newark. N. 7 ^irn. Waite r Jnvce, she leave* '' ! ture the nlgntlv bombardment of the smoke and smell. No need “Y” hnts and other places where sol- diers congregate has heen more or less to start the furnace till The Fritzies still chuck haphazard. comes in earnest. heavy stuff at them, but thanks to the winter ex-pigeon shot, the sergeant, they are coal till then. not scoring as frequently as formerly. Preserve your "It’s bum cards they’re bringing In,” a Perfection Oil Heater and a says the sergeant. Buy supply of SO-CO-NY OIL* and PLAN STREET SERVICE FLAGS be prepared for the first chilly Cleveland Has Banners Showing Num- days. It saves furnace heat now Old Manifested by on Street Resembles ber of Residents and it later. One gallon Condition In Service. supplements Fashioned Grip Catarrhal 8 hours of warmth. With the first syrup- gives satisfying The symptoms of Span- ia Cleveland, O.—Service flags liave toms of Influenza, it ish Influenza are very heen flown here from homes, clubs, are well to consult your fam- Perfection Oil Heaters ports similar to old fashioned at once, it churches and almost every kind of or- ily physician itself — throughout is not the disease now there to grip pains bo ganization headquarters, but able, handsome, easy light. is to be feared the extreme dizzi- that street service body, much as it Is the compli- has heen introduced the chills, may follow. of Sold hardware and stores. ness, sleepiness, cations which flag. Tn a number of the suburbs by general fever, headache, To ward off kp.inisn high to busi- with Influenza or as an aid the city, as well as in outlying disturbed digestion after an running at the nose and returning health ness streets, flags have been raised STANDARD OIL COMPANY nothing is any eyes and excessive spit- attack, the than Dr. Hart- showing how many residents of an inflam- better ting, showing man's World Famous Pe- the col- OF NEW YORK mation and congestion street as a whole have joined runa. of the mucous linings. ors. The new flags are being flown by T I as well as by business For Catarrh ot tvery Description ia*e municipalities houses. r PE-RU-NA Marries With Broken Neck. Easton, Pa.—Miss Alice Foulks of .rr Annandale. N. J„ and Henry B. Bowlby -jsuyi'sa&’iiKf and health a out the body makes it the greatest disease prevent.ng of Lebanon, N. J„ were married at known to science. .... weeks ago restoring remedy a reliable—.liable private hospital. Five Penina has retained lta title as For forty-five years Mr. Bowlby met with on accident in American family. safe-gnard to the health of the which he dislocated his spinal coed at BEST RECOMMENDATION and PERFECTION EXPERIENCE OF CSERS THE the neck. Since then his head Kiark ex- will neck have rested in a mold. The ^TnanqlmTnaJt ANNA. OHIO. "I find Peruna Peruna for colds and grip. It OIL HEATERS A ^ of the head, I do rill claim and mors. My had decided several cellent for Catarrh you on young couple always have a bottle Peruna and Manalin in the family bowel months to be married Tuesday and keep hand for stomach and ago — Mrs. A. 1** house ^1 the time.*’ trouble and colds."—Geo. Clark, decided not to postpone the wedding. Runkle, Box 86. Union Street. | The bridegroom is not yet out of dan- — Try F«rui First — Tablet* or Liquid fcoid Krerrwner© I I8LESFORD. w«« a young man of 1 American American war aerrlce worker* nnosuslly »un.„ a book* contributed by tne sale. COUNTY NEWS *' has been ill of influenia. poaition, and was loved the eeeodatloo D80JT1 were busy everywhere. ,We found Sal- Shirley Bryant by evervnn * people bought bis ln this, boyhood borne, and in books, inoetly technical, of which 198, vation Army lasalc* making doughnut* Mrs. Maynard Young, formerly Eunioe the WELD SEVEN WAR WEST EDEN. of the Maine Central »ecretarie» 267 were sent oversees More than for the boy* *nd H. of C. Coggins of Lamoine, was the guest of Mrs. steamboats mk he was employed, ftrst as 1.500,000 books of all kinds have been giving help. Book* furnished by the Agnes Spurling last week. Mrs. Doris Hodgdon and little son have deck baud h for the two Association were to returned to Seal Harbor. past years, as assigned to libraries In Y. M. C. A American Library Walter Radlock and family have fireman’ « Capt. was of WORK AGENCIES huts In the be seen on all sides twenty-one years age. He K. of C. or Salvation Army moved bungalow to their Mrs. William Sawyer of Milo spent last leave from their father, G. dis- at a distance, we George Martin, two nr gone, a similar number being "Hearing Bring bouse across the roa-1 for the winter. week with Mrs. E. E. Sargent. Marion and and tributed In American training camps, drove down the road and found a Gladys, one broth,? Farnsworth, who has been Mrs. Ma belle Hodgkins, who has been Arthur. Funeral or *o of men at machine gun Rupert services were ARMY while half a million are on warships score bas beld | INTO RELIEF in returned home. the volunteers dur- Dover, the the men working with junior church here, Kev. or transports. The association has practice. The officer g*ve George Sp,,k,™ ing the summer, is at home. He has been Mrs. Fred Hadley and Mrs. J. A. Kil- Sullivan, erected and operates forty-one library half an hour recess to buy goods officiating. Among the beauti ill of influenza. tredge visited in Someaville recently. ful floral tributes was Great Organizations Which Are buildings “At another place we came In sight a wreath baarin the a I Leslie of the S. C. 265 who Miss Addie who has been at word shipmates, from the the Morale The Salvation Army, w\Jh 1,210 of a lieutenant drilling platoon. Phippen Swazey, crew ot th* Helping to Keep Up ‘How soon be- came home from on a fur- borne on a has returned to Bar steamboat on which be was workers, principally women, overseas, said to the lieutenant: putney. Mass., vacation, employ the We and was taken ill of influenza, Harbor. Interment was in Rastside of Fighting Millions Unite in has won the affection of the fighters fore you dismiss company? lough is cemsterv, much side his mother, who Its 501 huts, rest and reading rooms have Y. M C. A goods for sale.’ improved. Mirs Sarah Hadley went to Bangor re- died a few yearsago for $170,500^)00. now. The bearers were Campaign are popular gathering places for the "He said: ‘Right Sergeant, Russel Moore haa left the employ of cently to take tbe civil service examina- George Fogg, Ur rob Strattoo soldiers. The donghnnts fried by Sal- dismiss the company!' Oapt. Walter Hadlock and has moved his tion. Moon, Rupert and Howard But- former vation Issstes in huts or trenches and "And ten seconds later the company where he has ler, schoolmates of the With millions of American men on family toMachiaa, employ- Oct. 21. M. deceased _ Oct. 28. to the men have become famous was In line waiting to buy gooda from ment in tbe given shipyard. _____ Q In and on war fronts, training campa world. The Salvation our *Y.‘ Grateful Is no name Miss Vilda Harbor ha* around the traveling Mrs. Everett Stanley, who was ill In Lurvoy of Bar the seas and with thousands of Ameri- ambulances to for It. The men can't do enough to been tbe guest of Miss Ocla Humor the BROOKLIN. Army gave forty-foar Bangor, but came home and has had women on all the American and Allies' armies and show their gratitude.” week. OBITUARY. can foreign soil, engaged pneumonia since her arrival here, is now past In many other ways gives constant un- E. In the stupendous task of making the pronounced out of danger. BHarry Leighton has returned from Harry Cousins died Saturday, Oct* selfish service. Northeast Harbor, where be has bad at the home of J. J. world safe for democracy, a great duty There is some illness among the chil- Bridges, where he hid made be employment, and is now visiting at his home lor nearly nine devolves upon those who remain In You Should Give Twice dren, but not severe enough to pro- year, Why School closed Tues- Winter Harbor. Death resulted from pneumonia, alter of send- nounced influenza. an the United States,—the duty illness of two 58 JEWISH WORKERS What You Did Before day to prevent further spread of the ill- Two more of our young men have been nearly weeks. He was ing Home to those who have put Home ol ness. called to the colors—Harry E. Leighton twenty-eight years age. The hat fixed the behind them for the period of the war. government W. In the passing ol this young, Bert Spurling of Great Cranberry will and Ivory Higgins—and two others, promising THERE” turn needed for the ctre of the Brooklin has a which this can GOING “OVER L. and Arthur L. life, lost citiien ol The agencies through move bis into the house Raymond Tripp Hadley, whom men In the ten ice at family recently $170,500,000. have entered the students* it had every reason to be are la the Grover Morse for the winter. army training proud. There be accomplished Joined Videos Americana twice nt occupied by ; give at Orono. was never a Usk too bard for him to Mr. runs tbe fish stand at the corps sc- United War Work Campaign. much as ever before our soldlfcrs. Spurling Col. Barker Bids Godspeed to complisb. Not as s citiien alone win shore. Lyle Smith of the coast patrol, who is the From being given the cigarette or sailors and marines in 1919 may not loss be felt, but in'9II the the Graduates of Train- Oct. 28. S. enjoying a furlough with his family here, social, religion, chocolate bar, with which he stays his enjoy their _ and business activities of the met with a inful accident last Thurs- town, hi, p has to the ing School. 3.GOO recreation buildings WEST SCRRY. going left a void which it seem., hunger Ln the fury of battle, day. While bunting, his rifle was ac- ran 1.000 miles of mo\ie films never be filled. theatrical entertainment or the ath- Frank Gray is visiting bis uncle, Capt. cidentally discharged, the bullet enteriog be- 100 stage stars Deceased had always lived here, The whole-souled co-operation G. F. a with letic which relax him Into nor- Gray. bis foot and causing bad wound. He games, 2.000 athletic directors the exception of several weeks at tween the seven great organizations was Bar f Camp mal comfort after weeks of terrific Gerald Wiilios is in Bucksport. working taken to tbe Harbor hospital for the and welfare 2.500 libraries supplying Devena, training for the Bervice, from American Is de- working happiness for his brother Frank. and is doing as well as can be expected. combat, the fighter H.000.000 hooks which he received an honorable of of our soldiers and sailors was re- Oct. 28. M. discharge pendent upon the continued efforts hostess' houses E. L. Dorr and wife of unfit Illustrated at the graduation 85 Capt. Bucksport being physically for the life of a the Y. M. the Y. W. C. A., the cently C. A., Brother” sec- and their son, Capt. Herman Dorr, with soldier. a exercises of the tenth class of the 15.000 “Big WEST BROOKSVILLE. Nearly year ago he took over National Catholic War Council and K. wife and of K. Jewish Welfare Board’s Training retaries daughter, Providence, I., the busineaa of J. J. Bridges. His Serv- will be genial of C., the War Camp Community of were here Tapley's ham-curing plant open School In New York. Col. William S. Millions dollars of Sunday. disposition made him very popular a, a ice, the Jewish Welfare Board, the Nov. 1. Barker, who went to France represent- home cpmforts Miss Ethel Soper, who has been ill, is merchant. Poseeeaed of a kind and gen- American Library Association and the Charles White bas rented tbe Smith the Salvation with the fin*t improving. Mrs. Cora Griudell is still eroua apirit, be waa ever to lend a this ing Army ready Salvation Army. To carry on house at the corner and moved bis family contingent of our troops and has been Give to maintain the morale that seriously ill. helping band to thoae in sorrow or id work the combined welfare orgnnir.a- there. ‘over there” fifteen months, was the Oct. 28. L. need, making nothing of the sacrifice, if tlons are seeking a fund of $170,500,- j it winning the war now principal speaker and wished the fifty- ! Emery W. Tapley left to-day for Bel- he but knew be could help. His host ot wu. has Horace Young returned from Deer resume 1 eight Jewish workers of the class rt trenches behind the lines. gor came for the week-end at the bunga- Bar Harbor to work at the hospital. few months with her daughter, Mrs. are the Y. M C. Y. W. The National Catholic War Council They A., the low. His family, who has been here has United War Work Miss Vivienne has to George Allen, of Prospect Harbor, C. A., the National Catholic War Coun- Havey gone siuce the of the returned co-ordinates all Catholic welfare work closing schools, returned home. Mias Eliza Whitten is Jewish Northeast Harbor ;o work for a few In support of the government and cil, Welfare Board. American to Bangor with mm Monday. Campaign Program weeks. with her. the K. of C. club- Library Association. War Camps Com- through provides Irving Salisbury went to Ellsworth last the '"m- munity Service and Salvation Mrs. Eunice Brown and little On the afternoon of Oct. 16, houses for our fighters in all Ameri- The campaign begin* on Monday Army. daughter to Wednesday, join the boys to go to Fort win death of American are munity saddened by the girls In various uniforms Frances of Dixmont her 1 can training camps, as well as having morning, November 11, and ends at visiting Williams, for Portland, training. Irving J. Albert, eldest son of tbe late Henry centres In France and midnight on Monday, November 18 mingle strungely with picturesque parents, N. H. Tinker and wife. seventy-five is one of Otis’ smart young men, and all a few Brittany costumes in France. The Oct. 28. H. and Elizabeth Hammond, after three In England. In their huts the A 8 feel of him. approved by representatives proud illness of influenza, at tbe of K. of C. American Y. W\ C. A. has a hostess days’ provides entertalnlngment, of the Government at Washington W. aid house In where the O. Fogg and son, George Fogg and twenty-nine years, •nine month* movies, boxing bouts, educational will as Brittany Signal the $170,500,000 be divided WAVES OF HATE FOR KAISER wife of Hull’s Cove and Charles of of this women live and a hut where Fogg sixteen days. In the death work, religious services, free station- follows: Corps were in town a few one of it* the nurses their free time. Both Ellsworth, days last young man, the town loses ery, reading matter and writing rooms. spend Y. M. C. A.$100,000,000 of at Given Hour of Mias »nd these centers are fitted with League Optimists week, guests Nancy Jordan. The best citizens. Hta ready smile Ia France their rolling canteen ac- many of Y. W. C. A. Will Wish Dire to 15.OUU.OUO the comforts and Daily Things Foggs were making improvements ou kindly, gentle nature endeared dim companies the American army, their conveniences of National Catho- for Huns. their lots in the upper ail. and one beard on hand. “Albert secretaries march with the home. cemetery. every troops, giv- lic War Coun- a “At a tea Edward M. wife was such a good boy.*1 Ha leaves ing away cigarettes, cookies, choco- given at the nurses' hut Anderson, and niece, cil Oti I on III.—A of (including one tro. league optimists Mr*. C. of widow and little daughter, a widowed lates. soap and towels. Saturday afternoon," writes Miss Blaisdell, Bar Harbor were visi- K n i g h t s of has been organized In Chicago with Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond, two The K. of C. had 300 workers In Mabel Warner, of Salina. Kansas. Y. tors here last Tuesday, to make arrange- mother, Columbus)... 30.000.000 W. C. A. worker the avowed purpose of beating the ments for brothers- Harry C., who is iu Prance, France at the beginning of autumn, there, “there was an grading up their lot in the new War Com- kaised “waves of at the ('amp odd a by hate." w here their and Simeon T. of this place, who. with 450 more passed by the govern- gathering—one admiral, bishop, cemetery, father and brother, munity Serv- are a a Branches to he formed in every the late time of his brother’s death, was very ill, ment and 200 others signed up. \t Presbyterian minister, Roman Peter J. Anderson, is buried. ice. 15,000,000 of the United and knew of bis loss uutil days the some date had 468 secretaries Catholic priest, a doctor, an ensign, part States, according They were guests for dinner at W. Tib- nothing they Jewish Welfare to Doctor Sheldon Leavitt, also a Mrs. John In American training camps, 150 build- one civilian and myself.” president bets.’ afterward, half-sister, Board. 3.500,000 of the league, who calls himself a Jones. It is a sad as they were a ings. fifty-six more In the course of Oct. 28. Davis. blow, A merlran Li- friend? •rectlon and contracts let for “holy emotionalist.” Here is the Idea: united family. A large circle of fifty Associ- brary First Victory Work. Twice a extend more. Boy’s day 20.000,000 optimists GOTT'S ISLAND. sympathy. ation. 3,500.000 shall at a designated hour concentrate Oct. 28. L. War Camp Community Service William and wife went to Salvation Army 8,500 000 -Say. I'm w!*r to you. all right,** a Harding functions In Its intellectually, grit their teeth, stamp exclusively America, Bernard to see Mis. Harding’s Western Union messenger hoy whis- their Sunday special mission being to “surround the Any surplus will be divided pn feet and simultaneously wish SOUTH PENOBSCOT. pered to one of the directors of the niece, Miss Edna Benson, who is very with In of rata. dire things for the Potsdam crowd. camps hospitality." place ill. Fred Roberts has returned to Portland. United War Work Campaign In the leaving the soldier or sailor to the The enemy shall be mentally annihi- New York headquarters. The direc- Amoe Staples and »ife have gone to Bryant Perkins came borne from Med- promiscuous companions and diver- lated. tor’s desk had only Just been moved Howland for the winter. Mr. Staples ford Monday. sions formerly his lot, the organiza- The ritual carries with It a “h.vmu in and the work of the big drive had has employment with his sou*iu-law, home, tion obtains for him the best to be had SERVICE THAT WINS of hate." The formula outlined by Grace Nichols, after a week at hardly begun. Reuben Lancaster. In communities adjoining camps or Doctor Leavitt Is as follows: has returned to Bangor. “I'm onto your stunt,'* the hoy went Friends of Mr. and Mrs. through which he passes. "I call down upon the German gov- Sidney Joyce Oct. 21. l- THE SOLDIER on as he swung a grimy fist over the _ HEART of were to learn of W. C. C. S. obtains for him Invita- ! ernment disaster, catastrophe, ruin, Atlantic, sorry their desk : “you’re goln' to give us fellows David Perkins, who has been painting tions to dine, bathe or spend the | disease, annihilation and uc*iiib. Mrs. Joyce taught scnool here day that ain’t pestilence, old enough to go to war a a won in Newport, has returned home. In the best homes. It Introduces him the plague." few years ago, aud many friends. Fred Y. M. C. A.. Tells of ’•haiice to earn an’ give to back up a and Millard to the best women and girls at social Lockley. Then all that remains Is for Tne little children of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tibbetts and wife, an' win the al- fighter help the war. Listen ; and wife of Harmon were here gatherings, church entertainments, of the lied armies to the foe. Bertiu Gott were Spencer the Gratitude Boys I'm in on this.’’ crush playing Saturday, theatre parties. It arouses communi- cutting herring on a chopping block, Sunday. at the Front. The crumpled $5 hill he dropped on ties to provide concerts, athletic con- Held Four Hours. wh o the little girl, Rachel, got her hand Harry We?cott and wife have returned the desk made him the first of “a mil- Captive tests and other wholesome diversions Green Wis.—After under the ax her brother was using, l'he to Miiiinocket after visiting their mother. lion hoys behind a million Bay, being held for the and to drive or fighters’* soldier, out captive by the Huns for four hours forefinger was cut off at the knuckle. Mrs. Nancy Wescott. ! “One of the discoveries men are who are to be lined up as Victory lio.vs in discourage the vicious elements which Lidi during the week of the drive. a shell hole, I)r. Clarence C. DeMar- Miss Elizabeth Peterson nas received Mrs. Augusta Grindle and Mum have been historic followers. making over here," Fred Ixtrkley, of camp celle when in Old Town tbe There will be a division of escaped the territory In word that her cousin, Miss Nellie Perkins, who have been The Jewish Welfare Board is corre- the Y. M. C. A. and of Portland, Ore- Victory Girls, too. and and which the shell hole was located was Gicd Ui her auuie in past month, are home. and of every boy every Speriug, Laudsdown, lating the strength purposes gon, writes from “is that j l^tidon, girl enrolled will have to earn captured by the Americans. Oct 8. Miss has sailors every Doctor Pa., Spering spent Oct. 100,000 Jewish soldiers, and more can be had out of 28._L* j pleasure glv- dollar he or slit -i ... m j* DeMareelle, who Is with a several summers here, aud friends were the ;,r work medical marines with that of Gentile sol- than a man who lug getting. Many fund. unit in France, told of his experience sorry to learn of her death. NORTH LAMOINE diers. The board teaches the English has In the old j spent money freely days in a letter to his father in Oct. 28. Mrs. Jh. EH*' American civics and ideals this city. Chips, Mrs. Lena Hagan is nursing in language, to buy pleasure Is finding that lie gets thousands of Jewish men worth. to young more pleasure over here by the spend- KILLS WOLVES; BUYS STAMPS THE PALL 5, HANCOCK. I Smith and who have beer who were inducted into service after of one's In ; Roy wife, I tug self the service of others. Attila’s Hoard Never Misses Lillian aud Beatrice who Found. Martin, bis the week, wil only a few years residence In this "A few- months I went out with Wisconsin's visiting parents past ago Champion Hunter Invests Alarlc the Goth have been in are at Mr1 While plundered Rome employed Auburn, this week go to Macbias, where country. safeguarding his re- a fellow Y. M. C. A. to hunt Proceeds of j secretary One Day's Suc- and got together a vast amount of home. rites, the board assists in the Smith baa empU yment. ligious i up out-of-the-way detachments of cessful Hunt. treasure. When he died, the legends Mrs. Wheelden of Ellsworth was of welding the Jewish soldier A Mary Friends of Mrs. Wnittemore process troops. stable guard here, a ma- this loot was Percy relate, buried with him here to attend the funeral of her tbn Into the solid American unit and In chine a Hhlnelander Wis.—One wolf Saturday Miss Delia Salisbury of gun company there, platoon days at the bottom of the Susento formerly over the differences between river, grandson, Alger Martin. tbe lo»i bridging aomewhere else. We carried our hunting, In which he killed two old and all place, sympathize with her in the captive slaves who were 9 him and the others. In an automobile. wolves and three small Mrs. Jarvis Gatcomb and Mrs. Ross of her infant Donald, on Oct. goods We had ones, netted forced to build his tomb son, American Association Is were slain, The library plenty of writing paper and $64 in bounties for E. A. who Springer, who have been at Washington aged sixteen month*. envelopes Snyder, so that the Romans never matter for every might And providing reading for free distribution, and chocolate, claims to he the champion wolf Junction the past week, are at home. ia vi.*itmg hel slayer his resting place. The rich spoils of Mrs. Susan Salisbury American soldier, sailor, marine a nr. cookies, chewing tobacco and of this part of the state. He Invest-d at East smoking Attila, the story were The community was saddened by the daughter, Mrs. Harry Hodgkins war In addition to ruus, burled in prisoner of gath- tohacco. cigarettes, rasor the of his wolf hunt in blades, proceeds War a cave. Neither hoard death of Alger Martin at the Bar Harbor La mo me. inree million has ever been ering anti forwarding tooth paste and of that kind for v- things Savings stamps. discovered. hospital Thursday, of pneumonia. Alger Oct.28.