mencatt. LN. I TZZV^VrlZV'Zl ”' ™ Yol. j_ELLS WORTH, MAINE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 29, 1914. ! ZZl"0™™ poZ™i No. 30. auumiBimcnia. LOCAL AFFAIRS. two weeks at the Treworgy cottage, Con- satJbtTfBHJuntB. tention Cove, returned home to-day. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. Churchill Walker sailed last week from Machias, with his uncle, J. W. A Capt. Gay, Holr.—Bakery. in the schooner W. R. for a Exec notice—Nelson P Noyes. Perkins, trip Notice—Corporation meeting. to a Long Island sound port and New York. For sale—Cows. Hotel Cirone Frank S. Lord, J. W. Nealley and E. G. H C Austin A Co—Undertaker and furni- Moore in the Lorelei left TlieBnrrill National Bank ture. last Thursday for a Bangor, Mb: short cruise. William L. ^McDonald OF ELLSWORTH Eastern Trust A Banking Co. and Alex R. Stuart are cruising in the Rochester, N. Y.: Madella. Wanted—Men. Mrs. Leo J. Wardwell and daughter Allows 2 per cent, interest on all balances of Doris, Mrs. Arthur E. Moore and daugh- $500 CONDENSED TIME TABLE. ter Virginia and Miss Helen Nealley are Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at or over to check. Is YOUR account work- the w’eek at subject 6.66, 7.18, 11.16, 11.68 a. m., 4.21, 6.38 p. m. Bpending Santoy cottage, Sundays, 6.66 a. m., 7.18, 9.11, il.16 a. ra., 6.40 Contention Cove. for YOU or the other fellow? If can’t n. ra. ing you call, Trains leave Ellsworth for the west at 7 87 a. Mrs. Frank Hanscom, of Brooklyn, N. m., 12.28, 4.11. 5.86, 10.21, 10.87 p. m. Sundays, Y., and Mrs. Walter Guthrie, of Boston, write us to-day—NOW. 6.89 a. in., 4.11, 5.36, 10.21, 10.87 p. m. who are spending the sumner with their SCHEDULE OF MAILS parents, F. P. Pray and wife, at Bernard, AT ELLSWORTH POSTOFFICB. were in Ellsworth this week. Particulars on In effect June 23, 1914. Full Request. Charles G. Andrews, the well-known and NAILS RECEIVED. Bangor horseman, a veteran of the died From West—*6.55. *11.16 a m; 4.21, §6.18 p m. Civil war, Friday. Mr. Andrews was From East—12.23, 5.35, and 10.87 p m. a familiar figure on the race tracks at MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOFFICB Ellsworth aDd Bluehill many years. Going West—11.55 a m; *3.45, *5 and *9 p m. Rev. Albert J. Lord, wife and son Phil- Going East— 0.30 a m; 3.45 and 5.45 p in. lips H., of Meriden, Conn., arrived last to visit Mrs. Lord’s Registered mail should be at postoffice half Thursday father, H. First in an hour before mail closes. B. Phillips. They are now occupying the Stands Maine ♦ •Daily, 'Sunday included. §Daily, except Grindal cottage at Pleasant Beach for a Union Trust Company I and to Sunday; Sunday at 6.40. few weeks. Comparing surplus profits cap- No mail dispatched to or received from the Mrs. Frank Folsom, Mr. and Mrs. Mari- this bank stands FIRST in east Sundays. ital, Maine ner and daughter Hazel, Miss Frances in Folsom, Mrs. Clarence Scott .and three and 48th the United States among: WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH. children, of Old Town, and Fred Folsom trust of or and of are at companies $100,000 capital For Week at family, Colorado, the Parsons Ending Midnight Tuesday, “If the man ever to succeed in busi- 1914. cottage, Shady Nook. i young expects f more. If about to open a bank account, July 28, [From observations taken at the power Stillman J. Gurney, of Newton, ♦ ness he must be economical. No matter how small of this station of the Bar Harbor & Union River J the advantages strong, Power with his was in Ells- leading Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation is Mass., bride, sum the or man is given in inches for the the boy young he should must to or twenty-four hours worth recently for a short visit with his X receiving, X bank appeal you. Call write. ending at midnight.J Mrs. H. W. Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. a of his Weather Precip- mother, ♦ always save portion income.” 1 Temperature conditions itation Gurney went from here to Nova Scotia to visit relatives of the bride. 4am 12 m forenoon afternoon I Hancock Bank, ♦ Wed 66— 73— clear clear Miss Margaret Downey, who has been County Savings Thurs 55— 70— fair clear employed as bookkeeper at the store of S. Fri 59— 79— clear clear « Established 1873. Ellsworth, Me. X K. Whiting for the past few years, has Bat 60— 78— clear fair.clondy taken a the office of the Sun 63— 80— fair fair position.in register of deeds. Miss Olive Morrison succeeds Mon 58— 74— fair fair Tues 58- 72— fair fair .03 her at the Whiting store. of the house for a short time, and when ELLSWORTH FALLS. There will be a special meeting of the the fire was discovered, the interior of ‘of of Russell the kitchen was in flames. The house Lynwood Jellison, Waterville, is Mrs. John who has been stockholders the Shoe Co., Sat- Q. Adams, ill, here. was and is a total loss. visiting relatives is improving. urday afternoon at 4 o’clock, at the office gutted, practically C(0Q00Ch>DOOOOaOOOQC>CKXK>O0>0OO0<->OOOOC^CK>QOQO0OOOOOO0 of the company. Important business will There was an insurance of $500 on the Walter Drummond, of Waterville, is Mrs. Samuel A. Goodwin is visiting rela- be before the and a large attend- building. The Rays lost much of their the guest of Asa C. Flood and wife. tives in Amherst. meeting, furniture. had a small insurance. ance of stockholders is desired. They John H. Dyer, of Portland, was home Mrs. Alice J. Murch is spending the C. Dunn, of N. Ellsworth friends of Fred L. Mason, jr., last week, returning to Portland Sunday. “The Store” 1 w'eek in East Henry Hackensack, J., Hampden. Quality a former resident of Ellsworth, was the are pleased to learn of his advancement to Henry R. Wood and wife and Mrs. Miss H. of is the | Mary Sheedy, Boston, guest last week of his cousins, Miss Anna a position of larger responsibility with Henry Hatch went to to Bucksport Friday of Mrs. James T. Harriman. Electric with guest Hight and Mrs. Ella Hale. After an ab- the Westinghouse Co., attend the funeral of their brother, Cyrus he has been at East Mrs. William P. Clough, of Boston, is sence of forty years he found many old which employed P. Crocker. Discount from the of her John A. Lord. and was with his visit. Orange, N. J. Upon his return from his 25% guest brother, friends, delighted Raymond Dyer and wife, of Anderson in Ellsworth a week he was | Charles H. of T. of enter- vacation ago who have | Eppes, Brockton, Mass., Mrs. L. Morris, Brooksville, Ind., been visiting relatives surprised to be informed that be had been is spending a short vacation in Ellsworth. tained at dinner on Tuesday last, at Ells- here a few weeks, started on their re- the Goods: selected to take charge of a new branch Following Mrs. Charles E. of is worth, having motored over that morning turn trip last week. | Stevens, Belfast, which the was to in office company open | visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles W. Mason. with her guest, Mrs. J. W. Babson, Kansas Mo. He left for Isabel and Esther Kuuf City, Sunday Miss Lillian daughter niece, • Ask Change In Woodcock Law. Refrigerators, Hammocks, Russell, of Warren, is the Chicago, and after a few days at the com- mann, of Washington, and Miss Rae Maine sportsmen are protesting against guest of relatives and friends in Ells- pany’s offices there, will proceed at once Halley, of Virginia. the new federal law respecting the shoot- Oil Stoves, worth. to Kansas City. | M. H. Googins and wife and Miss Celia ing of woodcock. The old law allowed Mrs. Eunice Swett, of South}.Portland, About thirty Ellsworth Knights Tem- McDonald, of Concord Junction, Mass., shooting to begin September 15, the new Piazza Lawn I is visiting friends in Ellsworth and vi- went to Eastport yesterday, where Chairs, Swings, who have been visiting Mr. Googins’ plar federal law says that shooting shall not l cinity. were of Sir at they guests Eastport Knights mother, Mrs. E. N. Burke, left on the re- begin before October 1. Our native wood- Sets. Mrs. C. S. of field day exercises and a banquet. A Croquet Bragdon, Brockton, Mass., turn trip home Saturday. They were cock start to migrate about September 25. is her E. F. Robinson of Bar Harbor members of Blanque- | visiting parents, accompanied by Merle F. Googins, of party The season begins in Massachusetts a few and w?ife. fort the Ellsworth THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH. North Hancock. They made the trip by commandery joined days after this. Thus birds bred in Maine at Washington Junction. Dele- Miss Helen Foster, of Hingham, Mass., automobile. delegation can be shot in Massachusetts on their mi- from five other commanderies is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Curtis R. gations gratory flight but not here. Coroner Harry Nancy M. Dutton. ing daughter, the Calendar in to the occasion are The music social by society. Farce on the road. Mrs. Brown will planned. a man, Surry the “The of Miss Margaret King gave dinner and will be a feature. In the morning the evening, Coming Annabelle;” be remembered as Miss Hester Pierce, shower last Wednesday evening, in honor vested choir will sing and the sermon by admission 10 cents. HOTEL daughter of the late Henry A. Pierce, of CIRONE of Miss Jessie Morang. will be in with the at hall the harmony Friday evening, July 31, Society this city. This is her first visit here in pastor and Hancock Ellsworth Miss Annie L. of thought of the day. The exercises of the —Dance. Main Streets, Halpin, Everett, ten years. Mrs. Cushman’s sister, Miss is the guest of her will include greetings, from the Mass., grandmother, Jane Brown, of Boston, who also has been evening Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 5 and 6, and will Mrs. Bresnahan. of neighboring churches, — Timothy visiting her, returned Sunday. pastors at Hancock, hall Unitarian fair under Johnson and of Roselle close with a midsummer musicale, a pro- of Woman’s alliance. Renovated William family, widow of John J. died management Thoroughly Throughout. Rachel, Scott, of numbers the N. are at the Haslam gram special by regular FAMILY REUNIONS. Park, J., cottage, years. She had Sunday, aged seventy choir. A souvenir is for the summer. program being pre- Saturday, Aug. at Shady Nook, been an invalid many years. Mrs. Scott 15—Salisbury family pared for the occasion. The public is cor- Beech Hill pond, Otis. Mrs. Harvard Greely left Monday for a was born at Aurora, her maiden name be- Room and Board, $1.50 per day. dially invited. FAIR DATES. visit of two or three weeks with her Bis- ing Rachel Archer. She leaves five step- 35c with re- Tuesday, Wednesday and Special Rates by Week. Single Meals, ter, Mrs. George A. Dickey, in Greene. children—Mrs. John O. Kief, Mrs. Clifford Friends in Ellsworth learned Thursday of the death on at the East Sept. 1, 2 and 3—Bluehill fair. There were never more people at Shady G. Royal, Mrs. Benjamin S. Stevens, Miss gret Sunday, Maine in Bangor, of Oct. 7—Mariaville Nook than at present. All the cottages are Annie C. -Scott, of Ellsworth, and James general hospital Wednesday, grange Harbor. Hollis E. Smith, formerly of this city. fair. occupied^ many with a houseful of guests. H. Scott, of Southwest at Mr. Smith, who had been employed and 9 and this Mrs. C. L. Bailey, who spent several The Calendar society of. the Methodist Wednesday Thursday, Sept. The of Fore9t City in upper Washington county, *10—Eden fair. Object days last week with her parents in this church is to-day holding a lawn social at for some time, suffered a heart attack some left for her home inSearsport Friday. the church lawn. The affair opened this city, weeks and took a rest from work. Tea will be served “Madam ago, astotigsmms*, who has afternoon. by Advertisement Frank H. Bonsey, spent three He visited in Ellsworth over the Fourth. of who will read for- weeks with his left Satur- Koshiba”, Japan, parents here, A week or two ago he went to Hampden to “ to who has need of any kind of in- tunes in the cake, inform every reader of The American, for where he is tea-cups. Ice-cream, day Springfield, Mass., work in a haylield. He suffered another surance and settle home-made candy, sandwiches, coffee and that all our policies combine broad protection prompt employed. heart attack last Wednesday, and was Public Auto punch are sold on the grounds. This Kents Mrs. H. A. Hooper and family, of taken to the Bangor hospital, where he with the lowest possible rates. evening there will be a farce in the vestry, PAIGE TOURING CAR for HIRE Gardiner, are spending a few weeks with died Sunday morning. Deceased was thir- “The Coming of Annabelle.” to EBEN WHITCOMB at El- Mrs. Hooper’s parents, H. N. Trewoi*gy ty-seven years of age. He leaves two sisters Apply C. W. & F. I_. MASON, The lady clerks of C. L. Morang’s and wife. young —Mrs. E. F. Robinson, jr., of Ellsworth, lsworth Foundry & Machine Works store linen shower Friday evening ELLSWORTH, MAINE gavexa and Miss Smith, of Howard, R. I. Garage. Res. tel. 35-21; Garage, 55. _ Rev. J. W. Tickle in Agnes preached Surry in honor of Miss Georgia Quinn at the church last The funeral was held at the home of Mrs. Methodist Sunday evening. Contention where Treworgy cottage, Cove, Rev. R. B. be from fire their He also spoke to the adult bible class in Robinson yesterday morning, Property owners will protected by placing they were assisted in entertaining by Mrs. afternoon. Mathews officiating. Interment was at the and Mrs. Everard who B. S. Jellison Moore, Mariaville. Auto M. who Mrs. Rodney Palmer, spent the were occupying the cottage. The party Livery winter with her sister, Mrs. Charles went: to the Cove by automobiles. A Interested visitors in Ellsworth this F. H. Osgood’s Stable. in returned last week were Orville B. Grant and of Fire Insurance Munn, Lowell, Mass., chowder was served and a thoroughly wife, To let for or short Tele- week to this city. good time enjoyed. Greenup, 111., here for the first time in long trips. with E. J. WALSH, ELLSWORTH. Mrs. A. P. Wiswell, who has been visit- thirty-six years. Mr. Grant is a brother phone 29-2. ( Among visitors at The American ing in Camden, is home. She has as her of the late Isaac M. and Silas Irving Grant, office last week was James S. of Logan, of Ellsworth. For a school guest Miss Lena Curtis, of New York, many years Port Chester, N. Y., a farmer newspaper Linnehan’s Auto who is at Camden. teacher, Mr. Grant is now in the news- Livery summering with whom The American editor man, business, editor of the Green- to C. of who has paper being Harry Achorn, Boston, was glad to renew an acquaintance formed LOAN up Press. Mr. Grant of course sees many Overland Car MONEY been, with his wife and infant son, the Mr. in New York years ago. twenty-odd in but more in its Achorn’s J. changes Ellsworth, On oo Collateral and Commercial Paper. guest of Mrs. parents, T. Giles is a brother of the late William J. Water Improved, Productive Reel Estate; Logan people, comparatively few' of his old Street, Ellsworth, Me. and wife, has returned home. Logan, formerly of Ellsworth, whose friends remaining. He misses the activity TELEPHONE & c. • Me Misses Caroline M. and Harriet of widow accompanied him here from Ban- 117-2 BURRILL & SON, 16 State St„ Ellsworth, Joy, of the flourishing lumber and ship-build- Grand Forks, N. D., are among the sum- for a short visit with relatives. gor, ing business he knew, but says that on mer’s visitors in wel- Ellsworth, warmly owned Mrs. Elizabeth Bur- the whole the has in TEACHERS comed their friends. A house by city improved ap- fee by many Teachers for fall vacancies. No rill on McKay street, near Fourth street, pearance, and its Btores and homes look Furniture Mrs. John C. Rose, wife of Judge Rose, Motor Boat Repaired for registration during was fire late Monday afternoon. more prosperous than in “the good old charged who has a gutted by and August. of Baltimore, summer cottage dressing, July at has been the guest of Mrs. C. The house was occupied by Mrs. Roy Ray. days” some Ellsworth people still talk painting, Send for application blank. Bluehill, TO LET or week. A. Hanscom for a few days. fire started in the woodwork near about. Mr. and Mrs. Grant but by day FINISHING. Eastern Educational Bureau, The spent S. Jellison and Everard L. the kitchen stove, in which a new fire three days here, leaving for home Mon- Apply to ALBERT N. CUSHMAN, Suite 410, Eastern Trust Bld’g, Bangor, Bernardl F. E Tilflpn franklin street, Moore and their families, who have had just been built. Mrs. Ray was out day. Ellsworth, Maine. MlUen, ELLSWORTH Maine. spent AKT IJI THK HUME. therefore it is more $3utual Bnufit Column. Hbbrrtiarnunt*. famapanBrrur. economics! to k' our surroundings not only adequ.u,u,t* 7 EDITED BY M*UNT MADGE". He a Part of Home Economic* pleasing. *>ot Art la the SekMli. May training. : It will cost us much more It$ Motto: and Epurworra, Mb.. IM4. to do hi. “Helpful Hopeful.” July a, : handwork fo- one who has les, SUNDAY_SCHOOL. To tko K4itor of Tko Aooorteon: Miss Cornell* Palmer. Professor of Home The purposes of this column are succinctly PAIN In Parmer's Week Coarse, U. of we for that sort of IN SUCH Kroaomlct, thing, hut the la nflrtnl raaailmUm glean to the " For stated In the title and motto—it is for the mutual M isu.l she wilt derive from the Lesson V.—Third Quarter, Bind of and studied la oar benefit, and alms to be helpful and hopeful. picture* Bung soother and the though be a of borne eco- I aatisfaction ot Being for the common good, H Is for the com- ecboole? A tom minute* deeotud to the fan art really part knowi° 2, 1914. we h»ve brightened and * Aug. a of In- CRIED or i* it an embellishment lightened snoth mon use—a servant, purveyor WOMAN of euilaMo la the nomic*, merely | public etadyr masterpieces is with in onr life, sufficient recompense. formation and suggestion, a medium for the la school* each waek would make a which coaid be dispensed To do u7 laetlng one who has ot Ideas. In this It solicits of Does : more time than we terchange capacity Until Re- impeeeiiow oa tko ckildren, and resole conception of the economic* living? h«vI'”' Suffered Everything would or could THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. communications, and Its success largely or not depends lioalu* tko la Booms. it contribute to the necessities of life, cppreci.te the pictures many would Idle Is™ on the support given It la this respect. Com- stored to Health by Lydia no be Indeed and a A one* noted oa th* walls la it superfluous and useless, having poor e'oun be the name of peycboiogiet munlcatlons must signed, hut existence? Sometimes we can spend Tsxt of the Lemon, Mark 1-11. E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- of a silting-room sa old petal of a lurid recognised claim to money 17 xi, writer will not be printed except by permission. save time and An obscure write." ha* said recently In energy which can be Verses, 7-9—Golden Text, Communications will be subject to approval or ble •kipwreefc. I’paa Inquiry, he learned be,, Memory Compound. three spent in some other but none that owe of the on* of the newer roagsxle* that way, while again Zech. ix, rejection by the editor of the column, r-orr large family of boy* 9—Commentary Prepared by to in true may And it desirable to reverse will be rejected without good reason. Address Florence, So. Dakota.—"I used to be I be I bad grown ap la l be compaaloaabip things hive their parts plsy the situ? Rev. D. M. Stearns. ion and art ; tion. tf our brains and bodies all communications to month with of that bad been lorn at eea. The homr- making religion, ed ucat are tired , very sick every bearing ptctare routine The American, and the last work, a trip to an art It is sometimes difficult to the down and horrors of the had an- The first two are essential gallery get pains eery shipwreck : be Ellsworth, Me. time economically spent even correct sequence of events in the life backache, and had mwarloaely died the minds of Urn bay* oa desirable. thoulh desirable we msy And it to of our Lord, but it does seem from headache a good tbs sea Ilf*. I think I can show yon how necessary leave the claim Its washing of dinner dishes until John xii. 1, 2, that the supper and The grace of the bendiug grasses. deal of the time and This (set shows tbs taflasae* of a the latter la, and while I cannot next diT The mere The flush of the dawn-lit sky can accord it its knowledge of anointing at Bethany took place six very little appetite. ptctare oa oas family, bid who can right to first place, I just cooking Me The scent that lingers and passes an economic sewing msy lead to s life ot days before the passover and just be- The pains were so measure the lanusaeu of that family oa gae and even discover for it drudgery When the loitering wind goes by. while if 1 to us note its relation to intermingled with the fore the so called triumphal entry of bad that used the community? If a ptctare can bare function. First, let develoo! Are gushes and hints of sweetness. ment of the artistic side of the lesson and the lesson sit right down on the each aa influence, la It not worth coaatd- home economics course*. In nearly all our nature! today, yet From the unseen deep afar— will lead to floor and be- sod where this work is surely pleasure and profit on the anointing is not assigned us The foam-edge of heaven’s completeness cry, •riag aa as edaeatloaa! feres? ll u not school* college* j in woman with a bit of taste in till Oct 4. Well, the order of events Swept oatward through flower and star. cause it hurt me so only pleasant to sarruoad children with spe, mined for training teachers, art, color.™ 1 not do design will spread a beautiful does not matter much if we and could good reproduction* of eome of the moat tow form, has a very prominent place. feast, while always For the clood, and the leaf, and the blossom. her sister with no vision work at those institutions there is one in- beyond the see Himself more clearly and receive The any beautiful etatuea, pictures, and bit, of In many tood shadow, the flickering beam. will a times. An old wo- whole ia to this prepared produce very the for our own hearts. The Are waifs on the sea-like bosom architecture, but it ba* more or less infla- structor whoa* time given ordinary message dinner. The cost me to fc. 1 ink- It associ- msy be the event of this lesson is recorded Of beauty beyond our dream. man advised try Lydia me* on lb* character of tb* child. subject alone, while in other* it name, and great the lstter will our ham’s and I a and Wher- frequently exceed the in each of the four and was a Its glow to earth is given. Vegetable Compound got There are sarloas ways of obtaining a ated sill handwork sewing. fim gospels Wo eat with onr It freshens this lower air, bottle. I felt better the next month so art" and eyes as well as with literal fulfillment of the in good art collection for ass la tbs schools. ever it is offered it 1* "applied our prediction and the same Oh, the fathomless wells of heaven. I took three more bottles of it and the sake mouths, food wi!|yjeid Zechariah Golden Text>. got Tb* public library ia tb* city of l'rwsi- not "art for art s sake”, but for more (our quoted The of the earth rise there! tissue and than spriugs well so I could work all the time. I home* and cloth- energy when In Matt. xxi. 4. 5; John xii, 15. Ful- dsnee assist* ia Ibis work. Tkt* library of beautifying tastefully poorly Here served. This is not a mere Isn't this a pretty summer song? woman who suffers like I did bas a bodies. fancy, but a filled prophecy is the key to that hope every bought splendid collection of photo- ing our is another brief selection from which I E. proven fact. will try Lydia Pink..*m’s Vegetable which it bas oa Drees are studied tnd which is as yet unfulfilled, so we graphs framed sod keep* designs developed — Art is or shonid not an hope you will draw the central truth. Mrs. P. W. Lansenq, as a dress in general not, be, end in as a Compound.” ; exhibition. It loan* these picture* to the ■sot merely design should confidently expect literal itself hat should he used in •‘From the reek of the the Route No. X, Florence, South Dakota, i and standard coloring every fulfillment of other predictions of pond, lily public school* just 11 it loans books. for the perfect Ague depart- Has risen in raiment ment of home economics to white, Tbl* mm* as well •• librarlse la of hair and and (If there increase our Zechariah, such as those in Zech. ii, will women continue to suffer library eye* complexion A of air and water, Why day our spirit a but the individual 1* con- efficiency by Increasing plea,ore i„ outor out a half- Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, ia such thing), 10-12; vi, 12. 13; vlti, 22, 23; xii, 9. 10. A form of incarnate light. in and day drag sickly, living. all her and ______After the night at Bethany, when hearted existence, missing three- fourth* Rhode | Island, and Connecticut, bare sidered with imperfections Yet, except for the rooted stem formed s club know sa an endeavor made to Lazarus, whom He bad raised from of the of living, when they can find tbs Library Art peculiarities and. Rural Mall That steadies her diadem. joy by Automobile. club. tbs mem of s small sat ranee dim her well. the was one of them that sat at health hi E. Pinkham’s Vegetable By psy The Home dead, Except for the earth she is nourished by. Lydia poetoffiee committee bas de- fee, and a yearly fee, afterward, any Not only color, but eat ol gown has the table with Him (John xii, 1. 2), He Could the soul of the lily have climbed to Compound? elded to recommend an increase o( much do with the effect. A pay to His toward library in New Kngland may bseoms a to general and disciples proceeded the sky?” For years it has been the stand- fl.SOO for rural carrioa who use automo- thirty member. well dressed will not be conspicu- Jerusalem. On the He sent two has re- person biles. At way These two selections are from Lucy ard remedy for female ills, and present the maximum pay is mis ciud owns a splendid collection of ous either her*jee of being overdressed or of the disciples to find an ass and colt Larcom’s A collection of her stored the health of thousands of women f1,200. writings. framed that coear a wide underdreseed. Her clothes will bring out a near that with ail- photograph* ia one tied in village by. saying more serious poems was published in a who have been troubled such Tbit of those sensible changes range of subject*. Home of I he pictures the beet and most attractive la bar form they should loose them and bring them small volume bearing the title “At the ments as displacements, inflammation, which will benefit both tne carriers and were the many were pre- end coloring end will conceal any ugly if one asked etc. bought by club; the A man to Him. and any why Beautiful Gate”. It was printed in 1892 ulceration, tumors, irregularities, government. who is sented to them by persons interested in lines as far ea possible. It ieour duty to be handy they were to say. “The Lord hath need and dedicated to her sister Emeline. write to with tools can maintain a small carats If yon want special adTice art. These pictures can be borrowed by well dressed, hot only lor our own peace ol of them” (verses 2, 3; Matt, xxi, 2, 3). Some of have read the book ; coat, including depreciation, not so you may Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi- members of tbe club snd “loaned to1 mind end aatiefeclioa, but because other very much more than The colt was one whereon yet never “Martha By-the-i)ay”, but a few extracts Mass. Your letter will the coat of maintaining a dential) Lynn, schools, women’s club, or in a have to look at u* and we ebould us was anywhere people and On man sat. reminding that He will bear repeating. Her shrewd observa- and answered a boose buggy. the other band, the be opened, read by city or town where they will be used”. deeire to give pleaeure rather than dis- Mary's firstborn and also that Jo- tions on life in and her standard rural delivery route, w hich isst general practical woman and held in strict confidence. As it is unwise for little children to comfort. Sometimes it i* passible to buy seph’s new tomb had never been used ideas are to the present twenty-four miles, e„n be more right point: more than from one to three lbe thing which enite our study ready-made than doubled. till it received His body. The disci- thinkin' Fifty miles is the length “I don’t believe in lyin’ awake, pictures a year, in a community the sise need. At the present lime perhaps that is ples are not mentioned by name, but about the future, when a body can put in milk, whites of three eggs, two table- proposed. of Ellsworth, the teachers could, with a the least expensive way to buy our as Peter and John were a little later good licks o’ sleep, restin’ from the past. It’s spoons cornstarch, three tableapoons The advantage of carrying mails ia sn little «ffort, buy a small collection to clothe*. We must, however, know the sent to prepare the passover (Lake against my principles. I’m by the day. I sugar, a little salt. When the milk automobile instead of hauling them be- keep on exhibition in the library when basic principtaa of art to chooae wisely work by the day, aud I live by the day. I reaches the boiling add the hind a horse ia as apparent in the xxii, 8) they may have been the two point sugar, beet country reasoned it out ao-fashion; the past is over they were not in use in the schools, or end to the advantage. sent on this occasion also. Whoever then the atarch dissolved in a little cold as in the city—where the roads are good. an’ whatever it an’ could their own schools When it is more convenient or desirable done with, may be, you they supply the they were, they found even as He had milk, and lastly the whites ot the eggs Fortunately, country roads are can” change it, for all you can do, so what’s permanently. Almost any teacher could to have our gowns made, we should for said unto them, both in connection beaten to a still froth; pour into cups or rapidly improving in most ol the states. the use? You cau bet on one thing, shoor. invite the parents to pay ten cents admis- personal satisfaction know just tbe best dish. same — No influence or has been so with the colt and the man the waste in pne large Sauce tor Bring power benefi- bearing whatever ain’t dead your past is, sion on day in the and lines suited to our flgurvs and one of milk public schools, particular cent in this reform as I be pitcher of water (Luke xix, 32; xxii. somehow, goin’ to get dished up to you in pint to boiling point, add great automobile. raise enough money to buy one small, not trust too much to a dressmaker wbo 10-13). So it has been and will your present or your future. You ain't goin’ three tablespoons sugar, then the three Its adoption as official by the postoHce always good reproduction. No entertainment la may sew a la mode without much refer- to rid of it, till worked it into beaten thinned with one in as in town be, and whether in this life or the life get you’ve your yolks tablespoon department country will so interesting to parents as that furnished ence to individual needs. If ws have not system for health, as our dear old friend milk. Stir all the time until it thickens. mean confidence on the part o( the to come. time then whole can Pinkham, by their own little people. money bat tbe gown Lydia says. Flavor with lemon or vanilla. government that good roads are coming to Having brought the colt they put “A* to the future, future’s like a flea, The first town in which 1 bad full be planned and developed, end money the] May. their garments on him. and Jesus sat when you can put your finger on the future, charge of the was a old •aved thereby. Without a Utile art train- drawing wealthy In this connection it will be remembered thereon. Many spread their garments it’s time enough to think what you’ll^do with town in western Maseacbusetta—Green- ing this would be impossible, therefore jlmong tilt (Grangers. that Frank E. carrier on it. Folk’s futures be all if Uray, Ellsworth in the road also, and others cut down right they’d just — field. I think, perhaps, there is not an- art do** have its economic feature* as ap- H KD. some an pin down a little tighter to to-day, an' make 2, years ago used auto- branches off the trees and strewed This column is devoted to the Grange. es- other town in the world into which a plied to ares*. that square up the best they can, with what mobile on his route satisfactorily, but this them in the way, and the multitude as pecially to the granges of Hancock county school ma’am could where condi- Tbe most artistic gowns in not do.” drop always means of the route was not then they'd oughter The column is to all covering He came to the descent of Olivet be- open grangers for the tions for work are more ideal. All that tbe most expensive by any means. Hand- Martha’s Frances was run over discussion of topics of general interest, and recognised by the poetoffiee department, gan to and to God with daughter one bad to do in Greenfield was to have work end and rejoice praise intelligent thought plan- and Mr. withdrew the an automobile and so badly hurt she for reports of grange meetings. Make letters Uray automobile. a loud voice, “Hosanna! Bless- by an if it were worth w at once the ning are the things which tbe saying: short and concise. idea; hile, bring up w was taken to a Martha had this All communications must Just what would be done in inter on ed be the that eometb In the hospital. whole town helped put that idea into on the desirable gowns. a Utile King be signed, but names will Dot be printed ex- price By automobile routes extended to to say about it: fifty miles, name of the Lord! Blessed be the of the tangible form. training this can be don* at home and at cept by permission writer. All com- ea suggested in the news from “It seems it’s the whole for ladies to report of our father David!" style munications will be to in a collection of least half, sometime* three-fourths, of kingdom and subject approval by \ My experience starting does not go under a operation, an’ as I aint eggsackly Washington, appeal other words. Compare verses 7 to 10 the editor, but none will be rejected without i pictures in Greenfield may offer a sug- the expense eased. I could ebow you a got the time, Frances, she’s keepin’ up the and Luke xix, 35-38. The Pharisees good reason. gestion to some teacher w ho has not yet gown sold at thirty-Be* dollars, lbs ma- tone for us. l£you wauter folia the fashions PENOBSCOT. found as and wanted availed herself of the privilege of terials of which could not possibly exceed fault, usual, the these days, you got to gather your skirts placing 27—Field of Han- in the hands of the children. ten dollar*. A. W. Perkins and wife were iu liangor noise stopped, but our Lord said. “I about you, tight as they are, an’ run. But Thursday, Aug. day good pictures cock Pomona at Biuebili I ts as on business. tell you that if these should hold what's a little'inconvenience, compared with mineral spring. Soon after began teaching in this town, id what popularly known “band- Monday we decided to three tier their peace the stones would immedi- knowin’ you’re cuttin’ a dash! It’s good of hang masterpieces in work", perhaps it will be a little more Mre. Sarah Wardwell it visiting ’em to be to get damages for Frances CASTINE, 250. each schoolroom for tbe children chow the economic iu Bel- ately cry out” (Luke xix, 39. 40). tryin’ to studyi difficult to aspect. The daughter, Mre. Arthur Stautial, ont o’ the auto^that run her down, an’ if there At a meeting of the grange 18, the as for that time ia wbcn it Is or This lesson is called "The Triumph- July “memory gems” grade. The past nacaaaary advis- fast. was someth in’.comm’ to us to pay the doctors, chairs were taken the ladies. The and the school lor al and. while thus far there is by pro- superintendent committee able to knit stocking* tba family or Master (Jerald of Augusta, is Entry,” an’ suchlike, it’d be welcome. But, somehow, Wardwell, gram consisted of readings by Eva Bow- and bought and framed make baskets or tor use in tba some show of it was for our approved, they pottery visiting hit Mrs. Artnds triumph, I always wasfshy o’ monkeyin’with the law. Lowena grandmother, den, Leach, Qeorgie Heath, Ada the pictures for us. kitchen. Thera are, however, naaa to Lord a sad day—one of the three occa- It’s like to catch a body in such queer places, Cushman. Leach and Jennie Dority, recitations by Our next step was to have a brilliant wbicb tbia sort ol work ba not sions on which we read that our Lord when you least expect. Before a fella knows may put, Elmar and wife have returned Kuth Bow- Snowman it, he’s for liable, or breaches’o Dority, Phyllis Webster, May lecturer give an illustrated blackboard because it ia batter lor lboas particular wept, the other two being at the grave up promise, to Ibslr boms in Litchfield, C on., slier letters to the den and Minnie Perkins, songs by Emma talk on art. The teachers took the some of Lazarus and in Gethsemane an’ his private bosom of his tickets, purposes than thing alas might ba, (John Bowden and Gertrude • pending their vacation berr. family is read out loud in court, an’ then Bowden, and in- ! the children sold them, the use of the but because it can aarra tba purpose and xi, 35; Heb. v. 7). The record of this Mrs. and children are printed in*the papers next mornin’ an’ every- strumental music by EtheJ Leach. Dur- house was to us for the occa- In the can H. E. Perkins is found in Luke 41-44, opera given making give opportunity for weeping xix, laughin’ at ’im, because he called his were the week at Hosier with body’s ing recess, refreshments served by sion, and |60 was cleared. The teachers aell-expreeaion and relaxation. •pending (Jape and part of it is as follows: “He be- wife ‘My darlin’ Tootsie*. An’it’s up to him the sisters. her Eastman and wile. thought that it would be pleasant to While tba bands are busy tba mind end parents, Dodge held the city and wept over it, saying: to pay the costs,|when ten to one it’s the other _ and Miss present a picture to the new high school, body are resting from the more arduous Mrs Eva Sailers, of Ellsworth, If thou hadst known, even thou, at party’s to blame. I guess p'raps we better let RAINBOW, 203, NORTH BROOKSVILLE. and me to choose Helen of Mass., »pent alone If we to requested it. dutiaa. Tba very task becomes a source Hreauahan, Malden, least in this thy day. the things which good enough begin get the There was a good attendance at the rur a iriue less man me sum M. A. Wardwell. l'yers after us no tellin’ where we’ll end. raised, we ol strength, and wa are better able to taka Thursday with Mrs. belong unto thy peace! But now they regular meeting of Rainbow grange July find were able to find an routine a • • * Who knows but they might the accident exquisite, imported up tba atiar little vacation with Leach baa returned from Bangor, are hid from thine eyes because 23. The program consisted of stories, Jasper injured the auto ’stead o’ Frances. If we work photograph of Quido Kern’s “Aurora" in a our pet handwork. This, too, then'ia eco- wbare ha baa been attending business col- thou knewest not the time of visi- recitations and instrumental music. Re- thy us time, me and handmade his hard, an’they give Sammy plain frame at Doll <& Richard * nomic In principle, conserving and re- to a abort vacation with tation.” His other la- freshments were served. luge, spend Compare pitiful can, maybe, make ont to pay the doctors: but in Boston. We could have bought a great newing our strength for tba more im- mother, Mrs. Addle Leach. ment over the city in Matt, xxiii. 37- add to that, to have to buy a brand new many good pictures for that money, but portant duties ol living. Mr- >«Ui» 39. He saw the Judgments which machine for the fella^that run over Frances— BAYBIDE 476, ELLSWORTH. Mre. Angelme Patten, we desired to a ideal before the It is to out bow ol that’d be was called to order place high hardly useesaacy petal Kenneth Shaw, would come upon the city and nation, sorterldiscouraginV* Bayside grange July Knowlee and Master * school. The children who to to 22 the and high helped closely allied house furnishings is tbia home ol Mrs. even as He sees the wrath which will by worthy overseer, Past Master Homervilla. Mas*., are at the that never it. When ot bow to “Well, there's always ruore’n one way of Pratt was called buy picture forgot knowledge choose lbs thing fall upon the unbelieving. to the chair. It was Judith Waite for a few weeks. lookin’ at For the new* school was burned some wbicb will both eerve Its ! things. iustance, any good voted that the State master be bigb purpose wall and The was moved as He entered invited There will be a meeting ol Penobscot city i chambermaid, with will tell all the beautiful works of add experience, you to be here 16. A of years later, art beauty to the room tn which It ia it and the "Who is Sept. program singing, at hall .-Saturday question asked. there’s three ways of dustin’. The first is, do that had been the chapter, O. E. 8., Masonic and stories was furnished the given by graduating placed. is this?” xxi, 10. 11), us ■ it the of the chairs aa’ readings by 1. A full attendance (Matt, reminding thora, wipin’ rungs classes from the time that we all ia evening, Auguet lecturer lem. began to Economy not apanding Just as little as will of the same Him the backs o’ the pictures, an’ under the books pro as business question concerning work for were A bat in alt to requested, important The second pictures, destroyed. possible spending the vary in Jer. xxx. 21: Isa. lxili. 1. the one on the table-like. is, just sorter coma before the meeting. member of the first graduating class from beat advantage. Tbia not to tlasbin’ rag over the places that shows, NEW CENTURY, 356, DEDHAM. applies only to His first coming as our your 2T. referring tbe new a little who but to time and aa July WoopiocKE^ an’ the third is—pull down the shades The question, “Is money essential to high school, girl money energy wall. daysman, surety, redeemer, and the to the ! Life’s too short to fuss and fidget your soul w-as discussed in New Cen- helped buy “Aurora", wrote aud By using our knowledge ol art it may other to His in The happiness?” coming judgment. out over trifles. It ain’t what said: “Our class wishes to ‘The ba that wa shall a always you tury grange July 25. Marcia Burrill replace spend law dollars more >1 of the multitude on this occa- Always aak for Mustards, reply want, but what your must. where did it and in a played a piano solo, and readings and ‘Aurora’; you get what furniehing room, lor instance, but tutm*- sion. “This is Jesus, the of * * * * and Flavoring Extracts by prophet did you pay for it?” the result ba so much songs by the grange completed tbe pro- may batter and 1 dl Nazareth of Galilee” (Matt. xxi. 11). I “I just give people the truth like you give After Don't take any old kind. T°ur The stable is the lecture, the school committee, more satisfactory in every way that it will ’em castor oil that's too dainty to gullup it gram. completed, except have reminds us of His own reply to the not to be tbe last and grocer you want and roust down Some likes it in lemon an’ for some work on the interior, which will outdone, engaged daughter longer give enough additional of of "1 am straight. question Saul Tarsus. of Field to a to more some in but it's castor all the be done in August. £ugene give reading for pleasure tban repay the amount Jesus of Nazareth whom thou grobyules, oil, perse- them. Nearly the same amount was of are Poor's same. money spent. We more efficient Stickney & cutest” (Acts xxii. 8). Having entered • * * • and the was CENTER. cleared, money given to us to when we are happy and contented, and the city. He went to the temple, heal- “Life's like standin' on the curb stone carry on the good work. | IN MEMORIAM. ed some blind and lame people, quot- watchin’ the parade — at least, that’s how it Just at this point, tbe pastor of the Con- gregational church, a ed part of the Eighth Psalm to the seems to young folks. They hear the music In the early morning of July 13, Mar- young, enthusiastic, brilliant man, conceived tbe idea of an’ they see the banners an’ the floats and the second of Charles and put- faultfinding chief priests who would jorie, daughter ting good pictures into the cburch. He they think it’s goin’ to be a continuous have Him stop the children from cry- per- Mabel Hodgdon, was freed from life after wished his children and all children to be formance. An’ while they stand a-waitin’ for surrounded ing “Hosanna to the Son of David.” eleven months of intense suffering with by good color and good pic- all the grandyer tures. With the assistance of an they're expectin’, suddenly of stomach. artist. looked round about upon all and tubercular ulcers the Always he Time things it all goes past, an’ they don’t see nothin’ Miss Washburn, had the walls of the and Trial Prove to with the frail and of home-loving disposition, she and then then returned Bethany but p’raps a milk wagon bringing up the vestry nicely tinted, hung with the was unequalled value of Beecham’a Pills as the twelve and lodged there (verse 11 and rear.’’ had spent all but four months of the masterpieces. That just the begin- of interested seventeen of her life with her ning getting in good pic- best corrective of ailments of the organs Matt, xxi, 14-17). According to one of am sure years digestive I you will enjoy what I have tures in that ideal old town, but tbe so mother, who has been her constant at- is still common—and the best of lasting and the harmonies, the incidents and say- offered you better than you would any- good work going on. preventive tendant through her illness. She leaves The Idea of children with serious sickness bo often or ings of John xii, 20-36. fit in here. thing I might have written this week, surrounding resulting from defective good ie so trite and com- I have been besides her mother, three sisters, Marion, reproductions irregular action of the or bowels. helped by considering and now I hope you will try this recipe monplace that teachers sometimes forget stomach, Krcf Eleanor and Ruth, the father and one the following suggestions from the in- for a to emphasize it. One of the things about little sister on a having gone before. She teaching is tbe fact that a has to cident of the ass' colt typifying sin- Delicious Pudding — One sweet person pint bore her and coura- reiterate in a thousand different ner brought to and then serving the sufferings patiently ways geously, always hopeful, and although she something that he has already reduced to “Vain man would be wise, a Lord Jesus: Stops Neuralgia—Kills Pain clung to life and loved ones, she thad formula. He has to begin in all things Beecham’s Pills though man be born a wild ass' colt” Sloan’s Liniment gives instant relief from no fear of death. Funeral services were at the beginning with every new class of Neuralgia or Sciatica. It goes straight to the held at the Rev. Mr. of little people. Therefore, the idea have a great record. For over w"h (Job xi. 12, omitting the italics). Ev- home, Elliot, though half a century they have been seed painful part-^Boothes the Nerves and Stops Southwest Harbor, officiating. Mrs. Eva of using good pictures in the schools is entire eatiafactum in to the Pain. It is also good for thduaand* of home* A few dux* »ill prove ery sinner may be said to be found Rheumatism, and Mrs. R. J. Deraont two se- well worn, it may not be unwise to call that of Sore Throat, Chest Pains and You Joy sang you can find relief from the headache*, Sprains. Interment was attention to it once and 1 confi- you prompt deprvc.ion where two ways meet (Mark xi. 4). for don’t need to rub—it penetrates. Mr. J. R. lections. in the family lot more, and general no-good biUou*ne*a that if spirits feeling* caused by intfigeatioa or is in broad and can Swinger, Louisville, Ky., writes: “I suffered at the Hodgdon homestead. dently prophesy any community I he the way step becomes interested ry them, and you will know what it i* to have at command »uch with quite a severe Neuralgic Headache for July17- M. ! in tinting the walls of your out of it into the narrow way if he four months without any relief. I used ______its schoolrooms, hanging them with a few will. Every sinner is bound by the Sloan's Liniment for two or three nights and good pictures, and surrounding the build- I haven’t suffered with head since.” Get Ointment cured me of my “Doan’s edema that ings w’ith a few touches of beauty, the in- An but may be loosed a bottle in the house all the Invaluable Aid to Health devil, by disciples to-day. Keep had annoyed me a long time. The cure was fluence on the children will be such that time for and all hurts. 25c., 50c. and and to Jesus Christ and pains W. 1 will on M.Sbx. u rt». Wall, brought may at permanent.”—Hon. 8. Matthews, Commis- it react the community for good. •1 00, your Druggist. la basx, lb. bgcesas a Christ bearer. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for all Sores. sioner Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me. — Advt, j Cordelia J. Stanwood. SWEET CLOVER. Worshiping s Turtle. an j barges amount to approximately 3,- 11 jeitttmenti. At a place called CAPE | Kotron, on the COD CANAL 000,000 tons. end Haa Considarable French the uat a Weed Ag- Ivory Coast, natives be- Around the of late have K eve cape years gone Value. that to eat or ricultural ; destroy a turtle FORMALLY OPENED TO TRAFFIC at least craft of various sorts in the Would 25,000 station In a mean death to the Ttlfl Kansas experiment guilty one or TODAY. course of each twelve months. Of this sickness among the mnkea It plain that family. The fetich volume 70 per cent, represents steamers recent publication men. of a hitherto which there are clover, neglected plenty, declare HISTORY ON and barges under tow. The total regis- l^reet that THE GREAT UNDERTAK- j as a need, year* ago a man went to sea tered of all sail- nlant. despised pernicious flsh- ING AND tonnage craft, including lng. lu the DESCRIPTION OF THE very considerable agricultural val- ! night Ills canoe was ing vessels, reaches 25,000,000. baa thrown CANAL—COST 812,000,000. It Is stated that "ns a soil lm | upon the beach empty. Three Six steamship lines have made regular Is unexcelled: for pasturing days afterward a turtle the outside course and tlfteen Drover It came ashore trips by considerable value, and at the Slime I Boston Herald, July 26. | iJirtHwes It has place with the man on Its companies are engaged in the coal trade It can be utilized to back alive and well. After more than two of between New and New as a forage crop Since that time centuries dis- England ports where alfalfa or red they have D„od advantage never eaten or destroyed cussion, suggesstion and planning, the York, Philadelphia and southern points. be successfully grown.” one of that Cod canal — for a Ot late the coal trade has left (lover cannot species, although they en- Cape years merely gradually Attention Is called to the fact that joy other species. scheme and a dream — has become an the schooners and gone into steamers, and varieties of If actual it is "there are several sweet clo- one happens now to he washed fact, and will be thrown open expected that much of this traffic the common white sweet ashore to traffic next with will take the new route the reason rer, of which there is a great commotion In formally Wednesday, for biennial an that it offers clover and the large yellow the town. First, the women 8lt down appropriate ceremonies to mark event possibilities of shorter trips are the most which is one of and of sweet clover Important, and start singing anil beating sticks; the most noteworthy in lessening marine losses. la to be New commercial The of the Cod canal has jbe white vnriety generally next a small piece of white cloth (color England’s history. project Cape for farm purposes, although must Although it was as far back as 1676 that appealed to naval officers as preferred he white) la placed on the tur- presenting la sometimes Samuel Sewell first to talk about a of the biennial yellow pre- tle’s back. Food la then prepared and began possibilities great strategic importance where production la de- passage from the “south sea to the to the protection of th6 North Atlantic ferred hay placed on the cloth, generally plan- north”, Sweet clover la adapted to a and although others have talked and coast in time of war. Several writers in lved." tains. rice and palm oil. Then, amid a of aolls, and while It does talked in the same strain through all the the service have urged that the govern- wide range lot more singing, dancing and antics on aolls it will make a satis- passing seasons, when the giant dredges ment acquire the canal and it to best good of the fetich people. It Is carried back deepen growth on very poor soils. began to bite into the sandy coast line at the extent necessary to float the Atlantic factory Into the son and goes on Its way re- Pronounced aoll and last a little more than five it. Rear Admiral Kleek-0 Grown on good properly joicing. only years squadron through Colby bandied It makes a fair quality of hay elapsed between the beginning and the M. Chester, in an article entitled “The GINGER ALE In many cases be substi- end of the Naval of the Cod which may Inexhaustible Rome. long-doubted project. Importance Cape Canal”, with advantage for the more The canal is there as refutation to the says that the deepening of the Cape Cod tuted “Rome Is wonderful,” said a man fa- There is a Difference alfalfa and clover hays. In skeptical and a monument to the keen- canal sufficiently to permit the passage of in valuable miliar with the historic city. “Rome Is nutritive constituents It la prac- minded and foresighted men who were battleships would obviate the deplorable actual Inexhaustible. There la a story that Ginger Ales tically equal to these. It makes an willing to make faith into works. Quietly necessity of sending a fleet around Nan- describes Rome well. Some ginger ale is made Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is made pasture for cattle, sheep, and without fuss a small army of work- tucket South shoal, add greatly to the excellent "The pope wna giving audience. He of exhausted ginger and of finest Jamaica ginger, sweet- and hogs, and for this purpose men have labored, huge machines have zone of control of the fleet, and increase horses said to a lady In black: cheap African ginger, ened with pure cane sugar, com- be grown on very poor delved, and busy experts have brought the value of the harbor defences of Boston with molas- may prolltably 'How long have you been In Rome? sweetened bined with flavor expressed from their intellects to bear so that the and New as well. ses and col- the and rough land. i "Three weeks.’ the answered. problem England ports saccharin, finest lemons and limes. The lady while results In the 1 might be solved. And solved it is. But the military advantages are ored with aniline dyes, pure water from an under- For quick Improving ’Ah,’ said the pope, ‘then you have spring To be sure some have been an asset of the canal the latter’s flavored with coal tar is never to Doll sweet clover la superior to most seen Rome!1 fl2,000,000 company, ground spring expose4 made air until Its to thrive well expended in the but well officers say that no sale of the to flavors, foamy bottled. It is carbonated other crops. ability "And he turned an meantime, spent property to American mer- with bark, and the at a of 80 lbs. and humus or otherwise when the results are considered. When the government is the soap pressure there on soils lacking In chant and asked: desired, purpose water is drawn from a is absolutely no preservative nor run down makes It especially the gala fleet makes its way along the being to push its commercial profit for the badly ‘And you, sir, how long have you faucet. foam producing agent. benefit of shareholders. for this purpose. Like alfalfa, been In sharp-lined cut of the canal next Wednes- adapted Rome? makes a and other It haa the day it will float along a smooth The canal was built by the Cod Clicquot beverage that satisfies every cowpeas legumes. Three months,’ the American re- morning, Cape from the surface of water miles from end to Construction of which Bel- possible variety or intensity of thirst. ability to obtain nitrogen air plied. eight Co., August the end, broad enough and for mont is president. The vice-presidents Two glasses to the bottle. If one glass is for by means of nitrogen gathering ‘You, then, have begun to see deep enough enough your all in suit- are Commodore J. W. of New thirst we w.il send—for 4c postage—a patent bacteria which live in tubercles on the said the And be next practical purposes, every way Millet, self-clamping Rome,” pope. stopper (clever device) that will hold the second the thus much able for all forms of shipping that pass York, and A. Lithgow Devens, of Boston. glass roots of plants, adding accosted an elegant woman with gray fresh for 48 hours. and down the coast. William Parsons is chief nitrogen to the soil In which it grows. hair. daily up Barclay engineer, and for manure " When the final touches have been given, Charles R. Waring resident engineer. Sold Good Grocers and When plowed under green ‘How long, madam,’ he asked, by Druggists remain on the land this the waterway will have a depth of twenty- No president has been chosen for the or allowed to ‘have you been here? Other Clicquot flavors: Birch Beer, Root Beer, one in five feet of water at low tide, and will be operating company, the Boston, Cape Cod crop Is a very efficient building Tbree years,’ the woman answered. Sarsaparilla, Lemon Sour and Orange Phosphate. content of the soil. The 100 feet wide at bottom in the middle sec- & New York Canal Co. Mr. Belmont, F. up the humus “The pope smiled faintly. which tion and 300 feet wide at bottom at the De C. Sullivan, of New York, and Charles THE CLICQUOT CLUB CO., Millis, Mass. large roots, penetrate deeply, ’You.’ he said, ’have not yet begun of the aoll ends. It will be by two great H. Slattery, of Boston, are the vice-presi- w break up the lower layers to see Rome.’”—New York Herald. spanned j dents. The is U. and add muck humus thereto when bridges for general purposes and one secretary A. Murdock, other bridge for railroad purposes. From of Babylon, L. I., and the treasurer John they decay, thus Improving the phys- Our Tru* Mole*. j condition of the soil to a consid- end to end it will be lighted by electricity, J. Coakley, of New York. ical In this country there are five recog- j erable below the of It will cut off sixty-six mil£b from the lhe canal itself is without locks and is depth depth plow- nized groups of true moles, two of as well as and water route between Boston and New greater in its dimensions than the original ing. Sandy heavy clay which are confined to the Pacific const soils, which would not other- York. Suez canal or the famous English Man' banlpan and the other three are distributed wise crops, may Those are the (acts as facts go in sta- cheater canal. On the Cape Cod side is a produce satisfactory over the section east of the one hun- be so in texture by growing tistics, but they do not any huge breakwater 3,000 feet in length con- Improved dredth merldlnn extending from Can- express by sweet clover for a few years that they means the benefits which the new ditch taining 350,000 tons of granite. The only ada to the gulf of Mexico. In the lat- become quite productive. will bring to New England commerce. curve in the channel has a radius of 7,640 ter districts and In the greater part of These are days when much emphasis is feet, so that the route is practically Pennsylvania, New York and New Texture and placed upon “safety first” by the lands- straight. Soil Moieture. common mole occurs with England the At the start The term texture when to man. The Cape Cod canal is New Eng- it will be open only to ves- applied the star nosed mole and Brewer's mole. sels not more than fifteen feet of the soil refers to the size of the soil land’s greatest “safety first” device for the drawing The mole Is so seldom seen even by Ask Sickle Smoker there men who go down to the sea in ships. water. Later it will be dredged deeper, Any Why particles. Generally speaking, those who are familiar with Its work out from the and will have a of are three main classes of soil, based Jutting Massachusetts, eventually depth that It Is often confused with other ; silt and and all bended arm of the cape has held ever twenty-five feet at low water, which will he sticks to Sickle and slices off each as he on texture, sand, clay, small the shrew, plug pipeful creatures, particularly a enable the canal to handle all as a com- since the landing of the Pilgrims sin- practically productive soils are, rule, mouse and the needs when he could tobacco cut in the mole or meadow craft now’ in it, get already up, of the above ister threat to all seafarers. From the engaged coastwise traffic. posed of combinations However, It can be pocket gopher. shoulder to the fist that doubles in at The canal project which has now be- packages. He’ll tell you, “because the Sickle way is the classes. Its stout, short readily distinguished by there is a stretch of wind- come an has long been a The amount of movement and the Provincetown, actuality pet to fresh tobacco, that smokes cool and front limbs In broad, rounded only way get ending swept and fog-laden shore. scheme in Massachusetts. It has been a rate of movement of soil moisture are turned outwurd. It sweet, and doesn’t bite the He knows. hands with palms that and barren recognized and time after time tongue.” to an extent texture. Along unprotected necessity, governed quite by a rather close, has elongated body, of beach and bluff lies a efforts have been made to devise means of In sand we find that the action Is sweep sandy fir. a snout and a Tobacco that is cut at the dried plushllke pointed veritable of Ever since getting the project definitely under way. up factory gets up but lasts but a short time. On graveyard ships. rapid, short tall. Neither eyes nor ears are the English up Under the date Oct. 6, 1676, Samuel Sew- on its to Result—it bums fast and hot, and the other hand, the movement In clay ship Sparrowhawk piled way you. In evidence' It is a creature of strict- ell records in “Mr. on the shoals in 1626, hardly a year has his diary: Smith, “bites.” When cut own tobacco off the Sickle Is very slow, but the water travels habits. you your ly subterranean passed without adding to the toll of of Sandwich, rode with me and showed through a much greater dlsianca In are well for a minute’s work fresh disaster. me the place which some had thought to plug, you repaid by soils of medium texture the action Is of Father. Wisdom Figures show'that about 25 per cent, of cut for to make a passage from the south tobacco—because all the flavor and moisture are pressed intermediate throughout In the aver- who lived In the suburbs, re- Brown, the wrecks which have happened on the sea to the north.” into the and held in the natural leaf age soli movement of water Is confined with a plug by wrapper. turned home late one evening eastern shores of the United States have Things moved slow'ly, however, and it to a few feet but In some of the fine on the package which he deposited occurred along this treacherous bit of wras not until 1679 that a commission was textured soils It may travel a consid- Get a plug of Sickle at your dealer’s today. Notice dining room table Ills wife, naturally coast. Never a gale blows but the in- appointed by the general court to “view’ erable distance. to In- more tobacco when don’t have curious, lost no time in suirting habitants turn out to w'atch grimly the the place and make a report on the prob- ! how much you get, you vestigate. outer bars for ships caught with a lee ability of effecting such a channel and to pay for a package. Shade For Chickens. “What have you been buying, Jim- shore waiting them. what the charge of the same may be”, j By means of a sailcloth, duck or fac- the There is no record of what conclusions the my?" she asked, taking up pack- It is estimated that the yearly average 3 Ounces Slice it as cotton shade tory curtain, may easily age and untying the string. of marine accidents during the past fifty commission reached. be chickens where there are “1 In was supplied "A comet," answered Jimmy. years would number thirty-five shipping May, 1776, another commission you use no trees or bushes. In such a case as 10c have been thinking for some time”— disasters, sixteen total losses and a death named, and Thomas Machin, the most it Illustrated herewith the stakes are w*as em- “A comet?" was the wondering In- toll of twelve lives. eminent engineer of his day, terjection of the wife. “I thought you With the canal cutting the arm of the ployed to make a survey. He recom- mended knew better than to buy a comet! cape at the shoulder, the danger to coast- practically the sa/ne route which has now been The You know very well that the man wise vessels is greatly reduced. The short adopted. Revolution, called for Machin’s and next door worries you almost to death route will save from three to four days for however, services, came of the scheme. with his.” much of the heavy traffic which has ! nothing Commissions made additional "Yes. I know,” was the smiling re- passed hitherto by the outside route. surveys in 1824 and 1831. After the In bad weather that means the < 1791,1818, that sponse. “That is the one I bought”— avoiding COMBINATION CHICKEN COOP. so of : project seems to have been forgotten until Philadelphia Telegraph. of just many days peril. Experts have that the new 1860, when Congress appointed a commis- about two feet and driven four to figured by taking long and the canal then have been course will avoid about fifty per sion, might aix Inches in the ground. The curtain Origin of Life. shipping In cent, of the fogs wrhich hang over the built by the federal government if the is tied only at the corners. On the The scientific world Is not pos- At Pollock for instance there civil war had not intervened. windy side the Is closer to the session of even one fact as to the ori- cape. Rip, tying In 1884 the state a charter under of are 1082 hours of fog each year, while at granted ground than on the lee side. This la of gin of life nor of the origin any- the western entrance of the canal there are which work was begun for the first time, special help In spring and summer. thing whatever. All animals now 277 hours and at the eastern entrance but as usual the project was abandoned start from very minute bodies called only 564 hours. and the charter lapsed. cells. Each kind of animal has its only The charter under which the canal w-as SOWING TURNIPS. of snips using me canal win run out or me SUCCESS own fixed kind of cell. One kind CLARION De “dirty sou’weeters”. There are built at last was granted in 1899 to never into another. But prevailing cell changes Witt Clinton and amended in Turnips can be sown even as late as no sands or shoals in the new Flanagan of thor- of the cell for each kind of shifting is the direct result the the These are the origin 1900. Belmont and a number of beginning of August York route, and a relatively slight current ex- August the animal is totally unknown.-New of Clarion manufacture. yellow, fleshed varieties, and for ists in Buzzard’s hay. Ice will not in* his friends became interested in the oughness •took feeding the seed Is sometimes American.___ terfere with steam navigation, for ob- scheme in 1904 and after a thorough in- of every •own broadcast from the 15th of July servation during several winters has vestigation, took steps towrards financing Every part to A Boomerang. Aug. 5. About two and a half that no ice of thickness the proposition in 1906. Clarion is made “She broke him of smoking so that proven important right Pounds of seed to the acre should be has formed in the canal during winter June 22, 1909, Mr. Belmont and a party he could save money.” and fitted to used. months and Done at all has drifted in from of noted financiers went to Bouruedale, right give "And did he save money?” For earlier use In garden culture outside. and there, with a silver shovel, Mr. Bel- “Yes. He got so interested in saving its best service. Plsnt In rows one to one and a half The safety phase, however, is by no mont turned the first spadeful of earth money that he broke ofT tbelr engage- laches and a to a foot and a the which marked the official of Wc make a deep foot save still more.” means only important consideration. beginning great variety half ment so that he could apart To a large class of traffic, the saving in the great engineering feat which has now- —Houston Post of Ranges, Stoves and Fur* The plants should be thinned to time in the course of a year will be reached accomplishment. •land naces adapted to all needs. from four to eight Inches apart enormous. It is figured that barges and The Banyan Tree. la the on varieties schooners which take the outer -I row, depending men could read- especially A regiment of 1.000 NORTH SEDOWICK. Ask the Clarion dealer for •own. course now will like an a banyan gain something In ily find shelter under single information. Held culture the rows are often average of four days on a round trip. The Ray Thurston the week-end in tree. In India there Is one of these spent THE MODERN CLARION thirty Inches apart to allow for horse movement of coal northward by barge. It Qaatine. trees which has 400 main trunks and Wltlvation. is believed, will be considerably quickened, over 8,000 smaller ones. Mrs. Kentley, ol Boston, is spending a WOOD & BISHOP CO„ Bangor, Me. The moat popular garden varieties and might even make possible a double tr* few weeks at Orrin Hauscom’s. Early Flat Dutch, the Purple Top Picker. amount of service with the same equip- and Not a Bone the White Top Strap Leaf. with ment. In time saved it is figured that the Jamrs Jones and family, of Boston, SOLD P. ELLSWORTH, ME “I say, I’ve a bone to pick by J. ELDRIDQE, The Swedish (rutabaga) Is the best canal will increase the profits on this sort called on friends here this week. tor you.” cattle and sheep. The turnip needs of traffic in no small degree. been “Pardon me, sir: that’s quite Impos- Mias Susie Friend and guests have * rich soli with cultivation to Few realize the vast size of the good people eamptug on Marshall's island a few days. sible, for I’m a strict vegetarian.’’— Make sure of getting the best Mus- produce results. A finely pulverised business by sea for which the canal will THE— •oil London Punch. Mias Myra Pettigrew, of Worcester, tard, Spices and Flavoring with high fertility Is best Good compete. Estimates place the number of Maas., is spending a few weeks at P. B. Extracts by saying m*nnrtng Is necessary. Dse old ma- passengers who use the outside route each nure Not Like Father. Friend’s. to your grocer finely broken. The English farm- year at close to 500,000. The freight ton- CLARION. •n “Do you think Mr. Sklnnum’s baby Mrs. Earl Hanacom and son and Mrs, manure the turnips exclusively in nage around the CSape aggregates ysarly after Its father?” of are Mrs. Dora the drill, start will take more Of least Abbott, Lewiston, visiting which gives them a fine than 19,000,000 tons. this, si Poor’s” Whether it's a range or a fur- A “Not at all. The other day they per- Hanacom. & strong loam well drained and kept 11,000,000 tons represent the coal move- “Stickney It to cough a nickel It had nace—If It la a •‘Clarion'*, It la ju*llow by frequent cultivation will suaded up ment. Mrs. Stevens, of Melrose, Mass., who hold manure swallowed.” baa bean the of Hazel has sure to meet well and yield heavy Other important items in this traffic are guest Friend, every requirement. •rops. of Pauper Notice. Rutabagas clean the land 1,800,000 tons of lumber, 788,000 tons of returned home. Made the Wood Htahop Co. tool Suggestion. contracted with the City of Ells- by stuff and with proper manuring Ungallant and Hamor and Mrs. Dora and care for those who should be stone, plaster cement; 800,000 tons of Anthony wife, HAVINGworth to support Bangor. Sold by •nd “What makes you think It assistance the next five plenty of cultivation prepare the ice and tons of oil. steam- Mrs. Marshall, of Seal Harbor may need during 200,000 Regular Atwood, and are residents of Ellsworth. I “nd for that Mother Instead of Father Time?” years legal any succeeding crop ship lines of the high class carry some- aud Mr. Hamor, of Bar Harbor, were forbid all persons trusting them on my ac- J. P. ELDRIDGE, "Well, know, time will tell.”— as there is of room and accom- s well prepared eoll.—Basal you thing like 2,000,000 tons of freight, while guests of Ed. SmaUidge last week. count, plenty modations to care for tnem at the City Farm Main Street, Ellswoktb. •Atmer. Buffalo Express. A. U. M. Dkumhit. I miscellaneous goods moving in treightsrs | July 77. house. J. aoDfriisfinmia. —^ GETTING NEAR HOME. ing For example, bond dealers report that cup hag been withdrawn from further 1 T I T IT H-l-H-f-t-M-M i American the balk of their business consists of sales to trial races. She llllllliilM T T -T M | n I I M I I $l)c <£Ucituortl) participation in the | | , , , institutions. Individual buying, such as Somerset County Experiencing Some has made but a poor showing, and usually accompanies prosperous busioess, Psychological Depression. A LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL and now rec- bas been and is absent. Nor is changes in structure rig Bangor Art**.] PUBLISHED conspicuously [Skowhcgan Correspondent I Old Reliable MUSIC this recent analyses indicate ommended would too long a The Hartland woolen mill closed Sat- STORf;™ AVERT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON surprising—for require ;; ESTABLISHED 1888 that in the last months, dividends and the AT eighteen time to her in shape for the races. urday for an indefinite time, get and Best in [astern Maim, [eenfttlei ie the Music line trow e Brand Pi».« I have been discontinued or reduced on over a of Oldest ^ , , ELLSWORTH, MAINE. Well, anyhow, if Sir Thomas lifts the superintendent, and also the foreman ^ billion dollars of securities. and BT THB the as the business de- Sheet Music Music Books, Motocycles, Sewin. it won’t be from a Maine-built mill, give reasons, •• Bicycles, These reports cover large, widely-known cup, Machines, Victor and Edison Talking Machines, HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. pression. This mill has suffered by the Typewriter. businesses only, and do not include that im- yacht. Vacuum Cleanora, Post Cards ot local views. and the owners assert that not in Price—$2.00 a year; $1.004oraix mense mass of small and medium-sited con- tariff, fuoecrlptlon Reliable, Up-to-date, Always Alive to ■ months; 50 cents for three months; If paid ten has the business been so Always Always Customer..ra cerns which have been eimilarly affected. President Wilson says he is going years poor Guarantee Satisfaction. '■>- * Wrictly in advance, $1 50, 75 and 88 cents terests, Always 5 cents. All ar* with the anti trust as in the past year. respectively. Single copies ahead legislation, GOODS ALWAYS 1UOH GRADE. NONE rearages are reckoned at the rate of $2 pet Two mills in this are run- ; ; BETTER War Clouds Above Europe. no matter what business men paper county Ma1)„ rear. say EASY PAYMENT TERMS IF- all ning as they term it “from hand to DESIRED Advertising Rates—Are reasonable and will be War clouds are hovering over against it, no matter what its effect made known on application. mouth” on orders—something that has in fact, the morning press business is like to no matter Europe; upon be, not been done in tbe five and should be addressed past years, Business communications despatches indicate that the storm how much Congress may refuse to be to, and all checks and money orders made pay the superintendent of one of these mills I! s- »ole to The Hancock County Publishing has already broken. Austria, seizing, driven before his The whip. legislation stated that, until the past year, the mill HIM4-H-1 >s»l I I I I Co., Ellsworth. Maine. I II l'TTTTllJ'CLMl^S^ tllllllll in the assassination of Archduke ill.. proposed is necessary and proper from could not keep up ou its orders, and there and his an Francis Ferdinand wife, his standpoint, and he does not think has not been a time until the past year Tbis week’s edition of Tbe CARRY OF SURRY? JFor Salt. to force a long-sought with the of that the mill had not work enough to ran American is 2,400 copies. opportunity it consistent dignity war on sent to that country the extra machines, where to-day the regular Servia, Woodrow Wilson to consider pro- He Run for Governor of If So, Can cow», extra good Average per week for 1913, 2,677 an ultimatum coached in terms which machines are hardly runniug. C''owtC.AtBirtiitrTuuI;i;'quality, bre/u tests of the entire country, Congress Massachusetts? eeys; also two regletereil ye«,8“«». Tbe owner of another paper mill in the bulla. Price eery practically prohibited its acceptance. included. of state of Massachusetts rea«,n.bft arrtmJ?V’ years the industry will be at a stand- Box 562. Rockland, Me. — Germany and Italy sentative district of paper gives East Surry, Maine, as his residence- *ertU|*»0i, precipitated Plymouth county. man with the still. This same said that, a can- —Few STATE SEPT. 1914. allied with Russia to are According to the secretary’s office, large horien for~«au ELECTION, 14, Austria, ready Mass., harmoniously conferring walls of Canada down and six new trade fur lighter tariff for office in Massachusetts must HORSES horse., or .5 to the two didate Baying. P. H. Osoood, tTiiu * grasp the opportunity push her; with view of merging the mills rushed to completion ElIsworth.M* paper being also be a or else his name cannot For Governor, with resident, own interests by siding Servia, parties in the coming state campaign. there, in two years Maine would be a WILLIAM T. HAINES, of Waterville. appear on the ballot. JLrf. and England and France likely to be This, says the Boston Herald, is dead issue in the paper business. .Co For State Prominent socialists of Massachusetts Auditor, are not mentioned for the drawn into it with Rnssia. Germany of what may be expected These things is to nice F. of Lewiston. significant insists, however, that Carey eligible rent, inT".?.^ TIMOTHY CALLAHAN, hard times con- families In Pond ayenue and Austria have already refused to in other sections of the state. purpose of crying but, or TENEMENTS—Three near hsnwi run whether he lives in Massachusetts factory and away from the For to a re- dust Representative Congress, a medi- that a democratic paper in etreeu; shade trees cover sSddJTJ accept England’s proposal for sidering not. They name the case of John W. the grounds iW (Third District ) cent issue from the paper trade the buildings, and the location Is ation conference, and Austria has Col. Roosevelt has asked the displayed who was their candidate for gov- healthful JOHN A. of Ellsworth. pri-. Brown, F- PETERS, the news report that the Savage _A- Bckxbav declared war. there of before the Senate journals ernor about five years ago, although he formally Already vilege appearing had over Moore’a Manufacturing Co. in Skowhegan 6tate at time. drugstore hnm has been and all is on was not living in the that by Dr. Cllbba. Hot weter COUNTY TICKET. fighting, Europe committee foreign affairs in opposi- to OFFICES beaikdM?"toll,t- been incorporated, thus trying prove “The of residence does not Apply to E. U. Mooes. Ells.or.b tion to the question For Senators: arming. pending treaty proposing that business was good, the the paper interfere with the running for office,” MELVIN D. CHATTO, of Brooksville. While this big war clond hangs above to Colombia which ask for the facts in to busi- pay 935,000.000, people regard said Fred B. Chase, secretary of the so- fSantfti. all Ireland has a civil war Col. Roosevelt calls and ness. SHERMAN S. SCAM MON, of Franklin. Europe, blackmail, cialist “If our candidate is elected party. — com- A few more clond of its own, resulting from the calls The manager of one of the paper he does not wantrd^bm! For County Attorney, Secretary Bryan pacification and it should be found that SALESMENcaah comniisalon. Address If H fVr, was referred to in this demo- * FRED L. of Ellsworth. objection of Ulsterites to home rule. money. panies that live in the state, then there would be some x*t Co. Nurserymen. Seles oa~ 1!' MASON, burn. Me- U. 8. A. Nurseries in The volunteers are on cratic paper stated only last week that one both Clssfc For Clerk of Courts, Ulster arming question as to seating him. We concede and United States. If we are of the company’s mills was shut down be- the TIMOTHY F. MAHONEY,of Ellsworth. one side and the Irish nationalist vol- not prosperous under the that there might be some objection to new tariff cause of business and that an- to tell trees, shrubs, unteers on the other. In Dublin act, foreigners are, and depression, him in power, but there roses. of actually placing bushes. Permanent. Bgowx Forjudge Probate, that is what this seems to other one of their mills was but MAN Beers. government big going, could be no as to his to run hbs NuBsgBtis. N. Y E Sunday troops to dispute right Rochester, BERTRAND CLARK, of Eden. English attempted be in business for—the amelioration slack and orders some- very coming hard, as a candidate.” seize arms and ammunition re- For of beii\g of the conditions of alien in to the com- Register Deeds, people thing that has not happened Mr. Chase and other officers de- the The alien Public Led- party ilossl. j WILLIAM O. of Sullivan. ceived by nationalists. lands.—Philadelphia before in One manu- EMERY, pany many years. clare that Mr. Carey is merely a summer fired the mob which col- ger. that he 16, between For troops upon _ facturer of paper stated unless home Sorry Sheriff, resident at East Burry, and that his SUIT*BOX—JulyEaat Blueblll. 1 suit box three men and one under contract containing tn FORREST O. of Ellsworth. lected, killing Col. Watterson on was furnishing his goods the salts clothe*. Finder SILSBY, Mexico. is in Haverhill, Mass. According to please notifr1 W woman and The in- he could not running. OilXPti, East Blueblll, Me. For County Commissioner, wounding many. The Louisville Courier-Journal, Col. keep records in the assessors’ office at Haver- That these as given herewith MELVILLE L. of Mt. Desert. cident has aroused the bitterest feel- Henry Wattemon's paper, and one of the reports hill, Mr. Carey is not assessed this year. ALLEN, JFor lirnt or 5-.rU. democratic in the are true, one may easily determine by if Mr. For ing against the government on the leading papers country Bee. of State Donahue stated that County Treasurer, with the manufactur- has this to of President Wilson’s personal interviews Haverhill as his residence in Bayctde. farm of BOYD A. of part of the nationalists, who claim say Carey gives My 56»cr« BLAISDELL, Franklin. tbe most 10 room houae. barn, good wood lot Mexican ers themselves. For part, only his nomination no action FARM—At t&4 that the hag winked at policy: filing papers, •oore J. M. 821 FOR REPRESENTATIVES. government business has property. Bahoknt, Third the manufacturing can come from St., Chico, Cal. the in Ulster for which Soon, or late, we shall have to go to Mexico, paplr be taken unless objections Class 1—E. J. Morrison, Bar Harbor. very thing been mentioned here, as one democratic or perpetrate a ridiculous and humiliating outside Oi his office. Then the matter 2— W. A. Ricker, Castine. they now shoot down nationalists. considered this but backdown. That, in spite of his uplift theo- paper only business, would be referred to the ballot corumis- xpcnal Aoticts, 3— Milton Ellsworth. no means the one Beckwith, ries. ought to be clear to Mr. Wilson. this business is by only sion. 4— Paul W. Scott, Deer Isle. Art in the Schoolroom. • • • • • affected the tariff. subscriber hereby gives notice that by she has been 5— A. B. Gouldsboro. THE duly appointed adminia- Holt, In a communication printed else- There will never be law and order nntil we A superintendent of a woolen mill in OLD MAINE SHIPMASTER. i tratrix of tbe estate of 6— Ward W. Bluehiil. Wescott, where in this issue, Miss Cordelia J. exercise sovereignty such as England exer- this county, who is a democrat, has ad- ROBERT ASH, late of MOUNT DESERT, 7— Loren W. Rumill, Tremont. cises in Egypt, if Dot such actual control as that he is in tbe ad- Capt. Cyrus I*. Crocker Dle«l Last in the of Hancock, Stanwood, of Ellsworth, makes a mitted disappointed county deceased, sad we bonds as the law directs have set up iu the Philippines, the Cuban ministration. He said he had not believed Week In Roxhury, Mass. given All (ar- for a standard of sons having demands tbe ratal* strong appeal higher episode being au No- against Modern enlightening example. that his business would be affected the Capt. Cyrus P. Crocker, who had fol- of said deceased are desired to Municipal Accounting. art by preaeni in the schoolroom, and tells some- body wants war. But even war were prefer- the same for settlement, and all We have received in form tariff law, but be bad found out that it lowed the sea nearly half a century, died indebted pamphlet thing of the results achieved in this able to prolonging the conditions that now thereto are requested to make payment in- had been on short time, and Has Wednesday at 28 Woodville street, Kox- Mahtha A. Ash a copy of an address delivered F. and, the we running mediately. by direction in one Massachusetts town. prevail, having gone lengths SI. 1914. even been shut down and at more bury, Mass., where be had lived with his July Ernest Holman, C. P. before the have, if additional issues be forced upon ua, longer A., The as Miss |--- idea, Stanwood says, is we should make their than has been tbe case in step-daugnter. Miss Edith Wiley. CORPORATION MEETING. Men’s of on the sub- conclusions thorough frequent periods club, Gardiner, a new was born at in not one, but one that cannot be and durable. other years. Capt. Crocker Prospect annual meeting of the Eastern Maine ject of “Modern Account- will be held st the Municipal too often or too With au army at Vera Crux and a fleet at That the workmen in the various mills 1S54. Starting at sea as ship’s boy, he THERailway Company repeated strongly | Newport House, Bar Harbor, on the first ing”. Mr. Holman is chairman of the but three courses are to us—to rose to be touched With the means at Tampico, open realize;tbat business is slack is shown in quickly master, having Wednesday of August next at oneo'ciockin emphasized. the afternoon. Maine Board of Accountancy, with settle things our own way, to settle them to their conversations themselves. in his voyages at most of the ports in the hand, some of the Ellsworth schools among By order of tbe directors, suit some chief, or group ever hanging on the at Waterville. This one mill where there used to be dis- world. On one occasion his vessel was Locilius A. Emeby, Clerk. headquarters have done in this In something direction, edge of chronic revolution, or to tuck tail and Ellsworth, July 34, 1914. board is working for State legislation cussions about tbe man to vote for for wrecked off Cape Horn, and he remained but the tendency has been to buy ac- come away, leaving the rival brigands to fight for a uniform of President, and that usually ended in near the Straits of Magellan for a year NOTICE system accounting to the rather than the it out among themselves. We can afford no cording purse favor of Wilson, now these same work- and a half. is given that Tbomu 8. for cities and more We must or hereby counties, towns. equivocation. go farther, that are mak- of has made men say it is the democrats in NOTICEBridges, Bucksport. Maine, picture. backward. We are iu for work and Capt. Crocker, the coastwise trade, Bar The American has from time to ugly may ing hard times, and they end up by saying application to the Maiue State Board of There is a in Miss Stan- was master of the schooner i Examiners for examination for admission to suggestion as well be killed for a sheep as a lamb. In no that they will never vote the democratic Northlaud, time a reform in the Bar at the next session of the Board to be urged bookkeeping event shall we which was as an wood’s letter that may interest the conciliate the warring fac- ticket again. built auxiliary craft, but, ! held first methods the ElUworth at Portland, Maiue. on tbe Tuesday by city gov- trustees of the Ellsworth li- tions. Nor can we get results this side the proving a failure, her motors were taken of August, 1914. Lhomakd A. Pibbcs, public of tbe Board- ernment, and one or two administra- City of Mexico. \ out. • Secretary brary. We do not know whether the The Has Flown, The people of the United States are willing “Angel” NOTICE. tions have taken the matter up, but In 1906 he was acting as chief officer of trustees of the Ellsworth could to allow their President both latitude Boston Sal- library and f Pott.] the '1ITHEREA8, my wife, Elirabeth Lyons nothing has been and steamer Arkansas, sunk in the fog by a I accomplished, divert any funds in their diacretlon—they have indeed done this That Charles Henry Davis, known as the vY isbury, has left my bed sod board, properly coal off Pollock the and all and for- after the “spasm” is over, these barge Kip. Though hereby notify any persons things go bands to the of for abundantly throughout proceedings— “angel” of the bull moose party in Massa- bid them from her on account.at purchase pictures vessel went down in feet of trusting my in the same old The but they will not follow him on a wild goose forty-eight 1 shall no billa of her contracting after along way. the but if it could be it chusetts, has deserted the state organiza- pay schools, done, chase after bubbles water, he lived to tell of it this date. LaRov K. .Sausbcxy. trouble has been that no administra- soap nor a quixotic tion and “washed his hands” of the by climbing would seem a wise Lamoine. Maine, July 11,1914. expenditure. crusade of miscellaneous uplift such as he the rigging as water rose. The rig- tion has known just what was party's affairs, is the story that is being tl^e Good books and pictures indicates, nor rest content to pay consider- ging extended out of the water when the good go told in circles. wanted, and none has taken the wise sums no political Sfoutra. hand in hand in their influence on the able and get indemnity for what he vessel rested on the bottom. JUjjal Mr. Davis was the man of an account- calls liberty, equality and justice in Mexico. who, at the step employing expert and the unconscious Capt. Crocker joined the Masons in notice that young, influence great progressive banquet at the Arena in subscriber hereby gives ant to set the city on the right track. London and to she has been duly executrix of of is exerted the child at the winter of amazed belonged Fidelity lodge THE appointed pictures upon The 1913, the politicians the last will and testament of Mr. Holman’s pamphlet shows the Senate In Session. in He married Miss Marsh an earlier than books. of the state a Bucksport. of BLUE- age I Washington by throwing round |10,000 WILLIAM M. HOWARD, late How. Curiously enough—or rather, Post.] Shute, at Bucksport, and for his second The situation in the United States Sen- into the bull moose hat, and so laid the HILL, not but wife, Mrs. Abbie Wiley, of who oo bond* curiously, naturally—the groundwork for the fund that was Boston, in the county of Hancock, deceased, There is a lively little revolt among ate is not one which is calculated to arouse |50,000 will. Ail “horrible of how died two years ago. Besides bis being required bv the terms of said example” not to do the of New York state then and there pledged for the fall cam- step- the estsU* progressives the pride of American citizens, whether daughter, he leaves two brothers —Frank, persons having demands against used in Mr. Holman’s over Colonel Roosevelt's said deceased are desired to present tbe same it, address, is ante-pri- are members of the Senate or mere paign. of Vinalhaven, and of they Charles, Guilford, for settlement, and all indebted thereto are from an ElUworth mary indorsement of Hinman, one the fitful summer activities and four sisters—Mrs. of city report, and outsiders. Five or six members constitute During Mary Avery, requested to may payment immediately- of the republican candidates for the which the fall storm Mr. Bucksport; Mrs. Melvin Ayer, of Kox- ALBKJtTIKB G. HOWAED. then he says: the on calls for a precede Davis nomination for But it is attendance, except quo- bury. Mass.; Mrs. Henry Wood and Mrs. Bluehill. 30. 1914. governor. has been absent. Six July _ Cities of Maine go on year after mak- rum, which are frequent. There is no conspicuously days Henry Hatch. of Ellsworth Falls. that year mostly subterranean. A deal of fflHE subscriber hereoy gives notice ago, to the surprise of bis friends, he sud- The funeral was held at ing and publishing thousands of pages of growling is heard, yet it cannot be heart in the pending legislation. Demo- Koxbury Thurs- X she has been duly appointed executrix left for for a six-weeks’ day. The remains were then brought to of the last will and testament of figures to show to whom the money of the responsibly placed. Rebellion is “in crats are unwillingly supporting the denly Europe trip. Bucksport, where masonic services were 0( cities was paid, and if you desire to find out the but it does not antt-trust Among bis friends it is said that his de- NELSON P. NOYES, late CASTING air’’, materialize President's program, and re- held Friday. and for what the was from these is due In the county of Hancock, deceased, money expended, to any great extent. Once a are them to fection not to any discontent with upon publicans keeping their dis- given bonds as tbe law directs. Al. same reports, yon will have to sit down and fable readers will of sal time, remember, tasteful duty. the party organization. Mr. Davis is said having demands against the estste do a lot of figuring before you can ascertain Capt. George A. Dead. tbe samejm the mice voted to hang a bell on the to be tired of He is Thompson deceased are desired to present The committees are tearing to the merely politics. thereto sre re- the real facts.’* neck of a hated and pieces Capt. George A. died in Van- settlement, and all indebted particularly known to be a man of fcudden and in- Thompson anti-trust bills as passed by the House at very B. quested to make payment immediately. Mr. Holman couldn’t have described dangerous cat. But when the time couver, C., July 16, at the age of sixty- U»acb D. Nov*®- the President’s behest. tense enthusiasm, and it is thought prob- came to the there was Glaring blunders four years, lie was born in an ElUworth ac- perform act, East Urland, Castlne, Me./July city report any more have been found in all of able that the immense amount of energy | 22,1914._^ not a single volunteer. Who of the them, and almost bis parents the late in a hundred and work he being Emery Thomp- curately pages. We will bell as blunders are inserted put into the last campaign progressives “Teddy” by glaring being by son and Sarah both of tf&fecrtiacnuMft. exhausted his in Blaisdell, East Or- snspect he had a copy of the Ells- venturing to oppose him in the the Senate committees. the interest the party. Although land* His mother died in 1912 at Mr. Davis’ absence the age worth before him when he councils of the party and by raising bills as the House had the from the state cam- report passed by of ninety-two years. SUCCESS. candidates his will be a severe blow to wrote this as he up primary against President’s are now found paign the pro- paragraph, certainly approval, they Mr. followed the sea will? Not many, it is safe to say.— not because is Thompson until to be unworkable, detestable to the in- gressives, only money this lo did when he quoted from it. We Boston Post. four years ago, when he retired and i Great of Plau hope / more a went Popularity dustrial and insoluble year than ever necessity, but be- “l*er Mr. Holman has sent of his world, puzzles to to Vancouver to reside. He left his Medicine at Half Price l copies cause Mr. Davis’ in home lawyers. personal help organiz- in East Orland to every a at the age of Guarantee. pamphlet city government We now have tariff for revenue ing the campaign for Charles 8. Bird was fourteen, The administration is perfectly willing to in and half a dozen to the going the Grand Banks as a fisherman. G. A. the druggist, Maine, only. America is getting no benefits the Senate should considered the mainspring of that cam- | Parcher, enterprising that do the work which Later he became Ellsworth master of a fishing ordinary method* city government. from its tariff save revenue, and it the House neglected in these paign. rather than await the shaping up and sailed a number of Davis is a millionaire mine-owner and schooner, years salelor now that the revenue is not bills. The Senate committees are there- of introduction to secure a develops out of Lamoine, to the Banks. quick Psychological Prosperity. street railway magnate. One of his main 0>a as much as American tax- fore chewing over theories and to He remedy for nearly trying finally left the trade and Dr. Howard’s celebrated The which the democratic hobbies lor many has been the na- fishing prosperity wish. The fact is that 62.7 force them into law, with more or less re- years the payers per went into the coast and West Indies and is offering papers are talking about, seems to be for actual conditions. tional good roads movement. Back in trade, stipation dyspepsia cent, of onr came in gard But the com- the last May imports in an he sailing twenty-five years for J. 8. as President cannot remain in session 1913, interview, was quoted as regular 50c bottle at half price. largely “psychological’’, free. we have fallen behind mittees without Winslow & of Already Co., Portland, in the bottle of Dn Wilson has termed the business de- interruption, for incessant calls for a saying: In addition to selling a 50c in customs revenue. To schooners Sebago, Anna E. J. $25,000,000 am not a Morse, B. F. The First National quorum come from the and mem- “I politician. I never was. I have G. A. Parcher pression. bank, Senate, Pettigrew, Lizzie E. Dennison and Howard’s remedy for 25c, tell the plain truth, this Underwood been for ideal of a Ninetta bers must leave the committee room with waiting my party to come of Boston, in its weekly business let- M. Porciela. He had has so much in the remedy thatW tariff act is a ana I believe it has come. If been failing in faith failure from every con- their theories only half baked. along, it does ter, says: not to be the I health the last two years. whom ceivable American standpoint; the prove party think it is, I shall Capt. Thomp- will refund the money to anyone son leaves — Frequent predictions of an upswing to withdraw immediately and wait again.” one brother F. G. success it makes is in Capt. it does not cure. thus far failed only popularity COUNTV GOSSIP. of prosperity have unfortunately .. === Thompson, East Orlaud, and one daugh- stomach to materialize. In the steel industry, June among foreign manufacturers and ter-Mrs. W. H. When your head aches, your Another Maine-built “square rigger” POLITICAL ftOTKS. Peck, of Vancouver, B. were disappointing, and there was workmen. with and nsturally' operations has changed her flag, the well-known C., whom he lived. doe* not digest food easily nothing of an encouraging nature in the held* barkentine built at Verona in Dr. E. L. Jones, of has re- when there is specka There was, it is a Ooi. Roosevelt has come out in Allanwilde, Waterville, constipation, month’s figures. true, 04 and received 1884, and owned by John S. Emery & signed as member of the democratic Bird Census. slight increase in output, orders favor of D. Uinman, a repub- Co., the eyes, tired feeling, giddiness, Harvey of been sold national committee from Maine. Washington, 18 were slightly greater, but prices barely held Boston, having by them to July Approximately hear’ lican, as governor of New York, bpt taste in the mouth, coated tongue, their own. The fact that steel mills arp op- B. C. Elkins, ot St. John, N. B. She left ^ 2,026,000,000 native field birds, exclusive of or rin,iin®' is the of New sour roaring at 65 per cent, capacity doubly stand-pat progressives New York on for sparrows, inhabit the United burn, stomach, ■ erating only Thursday Summerside, State of Ohio, city of Toledo, ) States east of trou when it is realized that the ex- York refuse to follow the leader. Lucas 88, the the eara, melancholy and liver significant, P. E. I., and it is supposed will be con- County, | great plains states, according to partial has not should cure y pansion in steel-making plants by Here is a that disaster in the Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is returns of the Dr. Howard’s remedy rupture spells tinued lumber-carrying trade. department of ■ with the of the senior partner of the firm of F. J. A agriculture, cost a cen any means kept pace growth — Cheney announced If it does it will not you to the as such. It Co., doing business in the of to-day of the first bird census not, decade. progressive party City Toledo, country in the last and State and that in the This latest achievement ol science of Have wolves returned to County aforesaid, said history of the government. in June showed no increase is the the ways—Ooi. Maine? Our firm will the sum of Ap- Bank clearings parting pay ONE HUNDRED in headache. DOLLARS for each parently the most numerous of great value aiclt of importance, although New England made Roosevelt has taken the path leading Otis correspondent says they have, and and every case of Catarrh these birds that cannot be cured the use of is the came by HALL’S robin, of which it is the best relative showing. Its apparent in- back to the on that a neighbor upon a pack of them CATARRH CURE. estimated there republican party, are GatBe. crease over the similar month last year was in the woods near Union river FRANK J. 100,000,000 east of the gfroftMional which so have recently. CHENEY. Mississipp the of many progressives pre- Sworn to before roe and subscribed in mv river. largely nullified, however, by presence One of the he had been _ more pack, says, injured presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. this year. ceded him. And will follow him. H. SCOTT one additional working day and limped slowly away with the others. A. W. ULEA80N. ALICE industries of this section show The will soon be a Charles B. of The main __ Haskell, progressive party He was within of them. Notary Public. Pittsfield, founder a*11 easy gunshot Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken of the UNTIN'g little change over last month, and business handful of leaders without a internally and Pittsfield and its editor TYPEWB*I party. acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur- Advertiser, GENERALTIN*U^ACCO dLEHICAL WfMML the same disinclination to manu- for fourteen Port- men exhibit faces of the system. Send for testimonials, years, postmaster of Pittsfield Agent Uulou Safe Deposit A Trustto., a, or absolutely neces- Peter H. Breen, aged sixty-seven, for free. four aud Surei) facture purchase beyond years and a former United aud, for luriilahlu* Probate The Maine-built candidate for the watchman at the F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. deputy ■*** sary present requirements. twenty years night State States died Agent Oliver Typewriter; typewriter I Sold by all Druggists, 76c. marshal, yesterday, aged The effects of the are far-reach- honor of the America’s in died forty- Oor. Water Sts. (over Moore depression defending house, Augusta, Monday. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. eight years. Main and Store), Ellsworth. Me. UNITARIAN FAIR. UNITARIAN CONFERENCE. COST OF GOOD ROADS. 3bbertfements. Hall Wednesday and A Hancock Interesting Meetings Held In Ells- What Road in ol Next Week. Improvement Costs the Thursday worth Last Week. of next The United States. and Thursday w«ek, twenty-filth annual Wednesday meeting ol the was evening, Hancock hall will Hancock Approximately £206,000,000 spent fternooa snd conference of Unitarian f*lr and last year on public roads in the United gala attire ,or ths undor tde other Christian olfurches Lin brought to- States, according to statistics by o! the Woman’s Alliance of the gether in prepared spices Ellsworth last and the will be the Wednesday United States department of agricul- church. It biggest Ihursday prominent T'nitsrisn ministers of the ture. In 1904 the total was for only £79,000,- of its kind in Hancock hall slnoo Unitarian denomination event from widely- 000. In nine years, the increase Something Nothing therefore, last food fair. separated parts of the toe country. This con- has been over 260 per cent. the usual fair features and many ference is Just to let know what kind are AH especially favored in this re- This on the of of will be awakening part the you spices and novel attractions found spect, because of the „e«r number of Unitarian country to the importance of good roads fair. Luncheon will be served from ministers who under the HATCHET we will mail t the spend the summers on the ha9, been due in packed BRAND, snd tea from 3 to experts say, great L to 1.30 each day, 6, Hancock coast. 30 county Some of these measure to the of Btate aid for sale principle to refreshment! will be at all have attended this without to a sbiie conference year after counties and other local communities. you charge up August 3, large sample year, while each hoars. year brings some new New Jersey began the movement in 1891 can of one of the the list of booth! printed in The faces. In when it passed its state highway law. following ground spices: last week, the novelty booth, The conference Americas /dso brought to Ells- Massachusetts and Vermont followed a Miss be over by Elisabeth worth many to presided people from neighboring year later, but for the most part the other White Black was inadvertently omitted. There towns in the Pepper, Pepper, Cassia, Cloves, Ginger, Belcher, county. states are slow to move. In 1904 only tif» be an exhibition and sale of im- While the Kill also opening session of the con- teen had slate highway departments; to- Mustard or laces. ference was not held Allspice, Nutmeg, ported until Wednesday day there are only six that have not. In will be a special entertainment afternoon, the Ellsworth There Unitarian society 1913 the individual states appropriated a for each afternoon and evening. served a chowder at the if will send us a card the kind program church vestry at total of £38,755,088 to supplement local ex- you postal afternoon’s will in- for the stating Wednesday program noon, early comers. penditures. by Mrs. 8. W. Wilder, of 1 he Vt with name and address. clude singing edneBday afternoon meeting was The value of this state aid is, however, wanted, your Center, Mass., a summer resident opened by a devotional Heston service led by Kev. not to be measured by the figures alone, can a same as Surry, and reading by Miss M. J. W. of the contains o(South Tickle, Eltsworth church. for the bulk of the money comes, and al- Every sample coupon packed of Ellsworth. Mrs. Mabello 1'he conference was A Creel/, opened by Rev. H. H. ways must come, from the counties and with our Hatchet Cream and Swan, ot Boston, has also of Tartar, Monaghan Saunderson, Toronto, vice-preBident of townships. Thus, in 1912, the cash out- Spices Flavoring to during the fair. the promised sing conference, who took this occasion to lay by counties, districts and townships, Extracts. Be sure and mail at once. We a comedietta in one pay his tribute to your postal Tuesday evening the late president of the was £137,493,985. Complete figures for arranged act, “A Political Poll,” by Koy conference, Irving Osgood, of Eltsworth. 1913 are not yet available, but it is safe to our own and know that are will be with the fol- The grind spices, they absolutely C Hainea. presented, speakers of Wednesday afternoon estimate the sum at approximately £151,- cast: were Rev. Hosmer and of the lowing McKoon, of Castine; 000,000. To this must be added some £15- pure Rev. D. highest quality. joba Curtis. to politic.Harold L Hooper George Latimer, of Boston; Kev. 000,000 to represent the value of the labor W. H. Putrick McManus, also in politics, Lyon, of Brookline, Mass.,a former contributed instead of cash in districts Roy C Hainea pastor of the Ellsworth church; Dr. J. where this practice prevails. Last year, Wllmont, desirous of being In poli- •Madison The Twitched Me. jack Taylor, of Philadelphia, and Rev. therefore, local communities contributed Champdn Company, Portland, tic.Walter M Allen Oscar B. Hawes, of who in round one hundred and interested in a politician. Germantown, Pa., numbers, Kite Auowden, the Alice Garland opened general discussion. sixty-six millions of dollars, as against At 6 o’clock a supper was Berved the from state treasuries of Bulls Ashton, exhibiting like interest. by appropriations Doris Halman Ellsworth society to members of the £38,755,088. The true importance of this UOUTH OF THE RIVKK. afternoon a auffragette sketch, parish and visitors to the conference. thirty-eight millions lies in the fact that Thursday Mrs. Abbie Staples is in poor health. “How the Vote was Won,” under the di- Wednesday evening was given up to it means supervision of the expenditure services of W. L. Reraick, who sprained his left rection of Miss Doris Halman, will be installation of Rev. J. W. of a considerable portion of the vast sum knee some time is still confined to the with the following cast: lickle as pastor of the Ellsworth church. of two hundred millions. ago, presented, house. SAXON= was THE This really more than an When each built as it chose and Horace Cole, a clerk.Roy C Hainea Installation, county being in fact an Mrs. of called Ethel, his wife.Miss Doris Halman ordination of Mr. Tickle when it chose, the services of trained en- Sophia Dodge, Trenton, aB a l on Winifred, her alater.Mtaa Jessie Morang nitarian pastor, he having come to gineers were usually out of the question. her aunt, Mrs. A. W. Staples, last Wed- Agatha Cole, hia afater .. Mrs Olga Richardson the Ellsworth church only recently from There was little opportunity to test in- nesday. Molly, his niece.Mias Helen N'ealley a Methodist pulDit. novations, little advance in the science of Charles Taylor, of Minneapolis, visited Christine, his distant relation, The Madam service opened with an organ vol- road-building, and there w as also difficulty his aunt, Mrs. E. B. Holt, and other rela- Mias Alice Garland untary by Mrs. F. L. Kent, a solo by Miss in arousing a county individually to do its tives here last week. Msudie Spark, hia first cousin, Erva and Mr. best to conditions within its own Mias Hazel Giles Giles, prayer by Saunder- improve Mrs. Gertie Williams has returned to son, followed by a violin solo Mrs. limits. State aid has changed all this. Miss Lizze Wilkins, hia aunt, by East Boston after a visit with her mother, E. Sinclair. Miss Erea Otlca George The best engineering skill is available for Mrs. Eunice Williams. bis maid-of-all-work, After the scripture lesson by Mr. all works of importance, there is co- Lily, Miss Margery and Carl Murch, of Ban- Mias Martha Milliken Haunderson and congregational singing, operation and a constant stimulus to gor, are spending a week with their uncle, Gerald Williams, his neighbor ..Walter Alien Kev. Charles F. Dole, of Jamaica Plain, further improvements. The money con- in Horace Cole’a house Maynard Murch, and wife. fjcESE-sitttng-room Mass., delivered the sermon. The instal- tributed by the states does not only build ton. Mrs. Herbert Look and her three st Brix lation prayer, by Rev. George D. Latimer, more roads, it makes better those that afternoon on a in Tias-Late spring day was daughters. Misses Effie and Mar- followed by the charge to the minis- other money builds. Carrie, in the future. any year are at the old Look for the ter, by Kev. Oscar B. Hawes. The right At tbe present time there are in the garet, place The lair will close Thursday evening season. hand of fellowship was given by Rev. United States 20,741 miles of roads im- Best Little Runabout on the Market with dancing, music being furnished by Daniel M. Wilson, of Kennebunk, and proved either wholly or in part by state At the Mathew Moon homestead on the orchestra of six Higgins’ pieces. the address to the people by Rev, Samuel aid. This is nearly the mileage of the shore road are Mrs. Moon, Dyer Hodg- A. Eliot, president of the American Uni- French routes nationales, the system of kins and wife, George Ray and wife, with $420 f. o. b. tarian association. national which is the ! Bucksport POTATO INSPECTION. The address of wel- great highways daughter Georgia. come to the city by Rev. R. B. Mathews, envy of every civilized nation. The routes Thomas Pinkham and family, with R. Notice of Areas Infected of the nationales of a small Quarantined Congregational church, was cordial are, course, only part B. Carter, of Ellsworth, are spending a with Powdery Scab. and of the total mileage of France, where few weeks on their farm. as H. A. eloquent. They have %Salc BUCK, B£r.rt’ In compliance with regulation 6 of the The service closed with the benediction practically every road of any importance guests Mrs. Nellie Alexander and daugh- rales and regulations promulgated June by Mr. Tickle. is an improved road, and France is a ter Millicent, of Lynn, Mass., and Miss 28,1911, by the secretary of agriculture to The closing session of the conference vastly smaller country, both in area and in Josephine and Joseph, Luchini, of Ells- govern the interstate movement of pota- was held Thursday forenoon. The speak- population, than the United States, so that worth. toes from areas quarantined on account of ers were Dr. Dole, one of the old friends of this comparison is not, in itself, very powdery ‘scab, the following areas in the Hancock conference, who always has a flattering to our progressiveuess. It GREEN LAKE. Auction Sale! Maine are designated as infected with message, and Rev. Horace Westwood, of shows, however, that we have at least Mrs. H. Nutter entertained on a. m. said disease: one of the new- made a beginning. Of the 2,226,842 miles George quite Thursday, Aug. 6,10 Winnipeg, Manitoba, The household of the late Louisa •** a of friends last week. goods Aroostook comers. of roadB in the United States, miles, ( party county—Entire. 223,774 M. Urann will be sold, without reserve, to ! Penobscot county—Towns of Mt. Chase, At the business session, officers were or approximately 10 per cent., are classed Mr3. Crane has been called to Milbridge the highest bidder; consisting of furniture, beds, and Patten. Medway, Woodville, Mattawam- elected as follows: Fred A. Noyes, Sulli- as improved. by the illness of her father. dishes, glass silverware, pictures, carpets, rugs, ornaments, jewelary, etc. keag, Winn, Kingman and Prentiss; the van, president; Rev. H. H. Saunderson, To improve the remaining 90 per cent, Fred Greeley and wife, of Needham, seem a in Some rare old plantations of Stacyville, Webster and Toronto, first vice president; Mrs. Stan may well big job. It is, fact, Mass., have returned to their home. mahogany furniture and] and num- made because the work rare old dishes included in this sale. Drew, unorganized townships Wilson, Sullivan, second vice-president; only possible Elmer F. Clark and wife, of Massachu- for itself. From material will take bers 1 and 2, range 6. Rev. J. W. Tickle, Ellsworth, secretary; really pays setts are visiting his father, T. W. Clark. Sale place at the late homestead in Sullivan Harbor on the above rain Washington — Towns of Dan- C. Bar treasurer. gathered by the United States department C. Lord and of date, county Henry Copp, Harbor, Harry family, Holden, or and continues until of it is now to H. F. Lord and wife shine, everything forth, Forest City and Vanceboro, Cody- The conference closed with a memorial agriculture, possible prove visited Capt. recently. is sold. ville and town- service for the late Os- not only that good roads are a profitable R. C. Williaton and wife who have been William O. 1 plantation, unorganized president, Irving Emery, ExecutorsF™lltnr. determine at ‘‘Spruce Grove”, have returned to Ban- Justin J. ships Lambert Lake, numbers 8, 9, 10 and good, of Ellsworth, so long an active and investment, but to exactly Doyle, j gor. 11, range and number 4. member of the conference. The ser- what dividends they pay. An investi- 3, 8, range loyal F. Mandlin and wife, of South to this in Carolina, Until otherwise ordered, potatoes grown vice was conducted by Dr. Wilson, who gator assigned problem any are guests of N. F. Waterman at his bun- tirst ascertains the extent We Bake Good Bread in these areas may be shipped in inter- spoke reminiscently of his first pastorate given locality galow. is PLUMBING, state commerce only if they are handled in the Ellsworth church, and paid feeling of the territory that tributary to any James Edward Canning landed a five For the Bread Winner! and one-half salmon last week. and in with those tribute to Mr. The music of the main road, much as one might ascertain pound Hot Water Furnaa transported compliance Osgood. M. and E. P. Patten also landed For the man who works Heating, some river. Quinn portions of the rules and memorial service included a solo Mrs. the territory tributary to regulations by one each. with and Work and is an accurate estimate of might main. Jobbing. under the plant quarantined act, inter- Howard A. Walker and congregational The next step total of this so Either with bands or with his HONEST WORK; HONEST state movement of potatoes from areas singing of “Auld Lang Syne”. the products territory; PRICES much so much tobacco, so much MARINE LIST. brain. quarantined for powdery scab.” June 26, grain, Years’ etc. Of this Twenty Experience. 1914, to in in- garden truck, etc., quantity applicable potatoes grown NORTH ELLSWORTH. Bread to all on Ellsworth Port. Good, Light Personal attention details. Telephone fected areas. a certain portion is consumed the farm; Ar 25, sch Melissa Trask, 8wan’s Island Is the onlykind, or mall orders promptly attended to. Mrs. Maria L. Gray is visiting relatives the rest is shipped over the road in ques- July Sid July 25, sch Henrietta A Whitney, Staten And Here the Best and friends in Surry. tion. The whole calculation can then be Island, staves, Whitcomb, Haynes & Co Ancestral Home of Washington. Sid July 26, sch Mildred Slay, Northeast always find. EDWARD F. Hillman Heath and wife have closed checked by investigators at the shipping you’ll BRADY, At Sulgrave, England, Saturday, there Harbor Grant St., Ellsworth, Me. their house here and moved to Ellsworth point to which the road leads. In general Hancock County Ports. Our Buns and Rolls, Were formal ceremonies when Sulgrave Telephone 5—5. Falls. it has been found that the two methods West Sullivan-Sld July 25, sch L T Whit- Our Pies and Cake Manor, the ancestral home of the family Boston yield much the same information—the more, of for Luther Nason and wife, of Bangor, were Ar 26, sch Jas A Webster, Stonington we take. George Washington, purchased |42- total amount of hauled over the July Will, also, think, your fancy his A. F. produce Sid July 26, sch Winchester, New York FOR 500 subscribed in Great was recent guests of mother, Mrs. LOOK THE RED TRIANGLE Britain, road. Sid July 27, sch J A Webster, Boston handed over to members of the Nason. Ar July 27, sch Mary B Wellington, Boston centenary the oi tne naui is A. HOLZ, Ask Your Dealer Next, lengtn average Southwest Harbor—Sid July 22, sch Manie committee as a to the Americau Maddocks, employed in H. A. and Franklin gift Bryant calculated, the size of the load permitted Saunders, 8ullivan for Providence; U S stm Cor. Main Sts., Ellsworth people. market at Bar Sun- Perry’s Harbor, spent character of the road Tarragon ’Phone 61-2 by the ascertained, In 26, schs L T Whitmore, | The quaint was in attire at home. port —July village holiday day and the cost of teams and drivers figured. Thomas H Lawrence in honor of the occasion. The visiting Harry Johnson and wife, attendants in With those fact before him, the investi- Party consisted of the American am- BORN. a hospital in Home, N. Y., spent a few gator is now able to state positively the the Duke of bassador, Walter Hines Page; last week with relatives here. on that days cost of hauling a ton of produce BLACK—At North Brooksville, July 26, to Mr Teck, Lord Shaw, member a Wm. O. EMERY Shirley Bonn, a former re- to in terms of these “ton- and M rs Lewis Black, daughter. of Frank Patten, townsman, road, express House of H. S. Perris, secre- EMERY—At Bar Harbor, 19, to Mr and Commons; returned from has miles” the freight traffic on the road, and, July of the cently Connecticut, Mrs Russell Emery, a daughter. tary committee; Harry Brittain, the total cost to the TITLES Rubber moved his family into the George Mad- finally, community HOWARD—At Deer Isle, to Mr and Roofing, of the Ar- July 14, The Perfect secretary Pilgrims Society, and road of its to Mrs Freeman M a son. Roofing. docks house. served by the hauling goods Howard, E»L8 MAINE thur of of WORTH, Branscombe, author the history market. Armed with these it is PALLANGI—At Stonington, July 21, to Mr Rice & residence of Daniel on data, Miller Co., Distributers, the were The Richardson, and Mrs Carlo Pallangi, a daughter. [Olga Searches made and abstracts Washington family. They can easy to decide how much money be Ersilio.j Bangor, Maine. greeted the and other officials of the old Bangor road, narrowly escaped and copies furnished on short by mayor in the road SARGENT— Vt to Mi and the destruction tire late afternoon. profitably spent improving Gouldsbero, July 13, and at REASONABLE PRICES. in their official by Sunday Mrs Solomon a | notice, municipality, robes, and what are the returns that the invest- Sargent, daughter. started in the ell where after which na- The tire chimney, OFFICE: school children sang the ment to the amount of creosote had accumu- yields community. CLOTHES Reflect the Man tional anthems of both the United States a large MARRIED. These returns are of various kinds. JOY & CO. and Great lated, and bad smouldered for some time MORRISON, BLOCK, Do yours do you credit? Britain. First and foremost is the reduction in the before it was discovered. Mr. Richard- ALLEN-GRINDLE-At North Penobscot, 8TATE STREET. Have them cleaned and pressed by Following this greeting, the party pro- actual cost of the fact that July 25, by Rev Chester A Smith, Miss Alice wife were the afternoon hauling, plain dded in motor son and spending S Allen to Earle L Grindle, both of North Telophdnp, 125-2. P. 0. Box, 7B5 ears to the manor, where, it takes less time and labor to haul a load at their Cora being Penobscot. at the ancient the Duke of Teck Nicolin, daughter DAVID FRIEND doorway, over a road than over a one. Har- alone. The out good poor RICHARDSON-WHITE—At Southwest banded the at home telephone being R Miss work. Lowest keys to Ambassador Page. Less obvious is the effect of bor, July 20, by Rev J Elliot, Aquaie Prompt prices Miss Richardson was unable to improved of Southwest to Leslie The then went to the ancient of order, Richardson, Harbor, party church, roads in the total output of a F of call to the increasing White, Jonesport. Commission wbere are buried. assistance, except by going fHerdjants. Washington’s ancestors community. In the case of one county in home of the nearest neighbor, Emery IRA B. where particularly thorough DIED. HAGAN, IrT Maddocks, who sent out the alarm. In a Virginia To beat the of stiff records have been this was Civil whites egg always a crowd and the fire kept, output Southwest Engineer, have short time gathered BkLLINGS—At Harbor, July 26, them cold and add a of salt. more than doubled. The farmers found Mr* Hannah Billings, of Seal 77 pinch was Mr. and Mrs. Richard- Cove, aged Land extinguished. 8 4 Surveyor. with a market and years, months, days. all who rendered that always readily son are very grateful to BISSETT —At Bluehill. July 27, Thomas P Correspondance Solicited. accessible to them, it paid to work the such timely assistance. In the high wind Bissett, aged 18 years, 3 months, 10 days. ELLSWORTH FALLS, ME. P. 0. Box 7. land to its maximum production. blowing, had the fire gained headway the CARTER-At Bluehill, July 23, Mrs Abbie M This the remarkable rise Carter, aged 68 years, 10 months, 25 days. would have been de- explains very buildings surely — in farm land values which nearly always CUBIE At North Bluehill, July 20, Mrs PURE RICH BLOOD stroyed. Elizabeth Cubie, aged 86 years, 9 months, 18 WANT accompanies road improvement. The rise days. HEBRON ACADEMY no benefit to the M PREVENTS DISEASE NORTH PENOBSCOT. is not a fictitious one, of DYER—At Hancock, July 25, Mrs Clarissa aged 92 yearB, 6 months, 22 man who wishes to farm and not sell. Dyer, days. Founded i8o4. wife came from Live Bad more W. O. Allen and Bangor GREEN—At Sedgwick, July 24, E C Green, of blood is responsible for The land is more valuable because it can Everett, Mass. Poultry It Saturday to attend the wedding of Mr. ailments than anything else. profitably be made to produce more. In HAMOR—At West Eden, July 23, Roxanna O, Hebron, Me. causes Allen’s sister, Miss Alice. widow of James 86 9 and catarrh, dyspepsia, rheuma- other words, the money that goes into the Hamor, aged years, For Boys and Girls. Send for catalogue. and Alice two of months, 29 days. tism, Earl Grindle Allen, comes back with interest from the weak, tired, languid feelings road HODGDON—At Center, Miss and Penobscot’s July 13, Marjorie worse troubles. North popular young people, land. Hodgdon, aged 17 yeais. ELLSWORTH of the __«_____ Farm Produce. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has been were married at the residence JONES—At Waltham, July 24, Daniel Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. bride’s parents, Allen, If one is not fond of the cold pork baked aged 94 years. Steam and Bath Rooms. wonderfully successful in purifying Penob- Laundry by Rev. Chester Smith, of South SCOTT—At Ellsworth, July 26, Rachel, widow and in beans it is better to grind the pork up i___:: •NO PAY, NO WA8HKK.*' enriching the blood, removing scot, July 25. X reception followed. Re- of John J Scott, aged 70 years. in wish- fine in a food and add to beans AM kinds of work done at abort scrofula and other humors, and freshments were served. All join chopper SMITH—At Bangor. 26, Hollis E laundry nolle*. July 8mith, THE AMERICAN'S advertisers art Goods called tor and delivered. Take the a long and happy married after are It will season formerly of Ellsworth, aged 37 years. building up the whole system. ing couple they parboiled. down the i life. the beans better and there will be no letting price-bars into the flela H. B. ESTEY A CO. .give it to all the family so as to pork WALLACE—At Lamoine, July 28, Mrs Julia A 27. H# to be left over. Wallace, aged 39 years, 7 months. of bargains. Kstey Building, State St.. Ellsworth, Ha -~avoid illness. Get it today. July tbeir automobile from their home in ~^l of Northeast Harbor, and M. A. Googina NEWS. COUNTY INEWS. j SJtwrttwmnuft" COUNTY NEWS COUNTY were and wife and Miss Celia MacDonald, of Arlington, Maes. They accompanied ^_ | been on their return their sons, James and Concord Junction, Mass., who have by ISLE. HANCOCK. STONINGTON. I)EER NORTH visiting W. K. Springer and wife, have re- Donald, who hare spent several weeks Merle Small has returned from a visit to Ed. Googins, of Lewiston, is visiting turned to their homes. Capt. Janies Webster is at tbe Crotch with their aunts, the Jones sister*. Island to load stone. 27. Tomsox. relatives at Atlantic. relatives here. Edward Graves, who underwent an quarry July and Mrs. Nellie of Is Mra. Grace Damon, who has been quite j Mrs. Mary West granddaughter operation recently, is improving rapidly. Robbins, Sedgwick, NORTH ORLAND. with relatives in friends here this week. ill of tonsilltis, is better. Julia spent the week-end W. K. w ho has a week visiting Springer, spent Warren Moore has to to gone Eddington came into the har- Ellsworth. where he Arthur W. Robbins, of Malden, Mass., Qapt. Winslow Gray at home, has returned to Dexter, work for A. L. Foster. bor in the which he commands, and Mrs. Bernice Abbott, of Grimes, and is employed. is the guest of Mrs. Samuel Goss. yacht Miss Etta of is the of are Saunders, Bangor, Sunday at borne. Miss Bertha Cline, Boston, visiting Mrs. who has been visiting Mrs. Charles Oliver, of Thomaston, is spent John Tracy, of Mrs. Oo>* P. Cline and wife. guest Dodge. Mra. Jennie Osborne, of their parents, George her sister, Mrs. Rose Young, has returned visiting her mother, Mrs. W. B. Thurlow. Dorchester, A. L. Farr and wife visited their daugh- is her vacation with her Mrs. Mamie Hastings and son, Lura to Gouldsboro. F. Homer Long and wife are Mass., spending receiving ter Marie in and Mrs. Hattie Bangor recently. mother, Mrs. Martha Eaton. Springer and son, Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth Tracy and Mrs. Stella congratulations on the birth of a daugh- of were recent of Mrs. C. Mrs. May Wilcox, who has been visiting Mrs. Vinnie Warren and son Donald, of Franklin, guests Shaw, of Ellsworth, are visiting Mrs. ter. C. Stratton. friends here, has returned to her home in Mass., arrived Sunday for a Herman Sinclair. Miss Annie Dillon, a teacher in Boston, Cambridge, and Miss Celia Bangor. short visit to H. P. A. SpofTord. M. H. Googins and wife Mrs. Mary R. Butler, who has been with is the guest of Mis9 Henrietta Buck- McDonald returned to their home in Con- Mrs. Henrietta Billings, who has been a at the town relatives at Butler’s point, Franklin, has minster. The progressives held rally iMass., Saturday. Merle Googins with relatives in Biuebill and Surry a few ball The meeting was ad- cord, returned to her home here. William A. Engerman, of New York, of Thursday. People Like accompanied them fora few weeks’ visit. months, returned home Saturday. dressed by Mr. Gardner and Mr. Pineo. Pie John M. Norris and wife, of Bangor, the Ben venue Granite Co., is in town cm wife and Burton and wife, of wife arrived Especially when the Frank Kenniston, daughter and Chester Norris, wife and sister Anna, business. Arey Long Pond, Capt. Delmont Torrey and crust of and Merrill and Mrs. Isaiah of the Harold is the Myra, Guilford, Stewart, were in Davis, Foxcroft, spent borne Sunday. Their vessel, crisp, of Portland, recent visitors town. Mrs. Agnes Free my re, of Ontario, .Gan., flaky, tender Wednes- with Mrs. Mrs. of Bar Harbor, were called here D. Sunday Arey's daughter, C. Beecher, was lost in the recent gale on kind that July 26. P. is spending a month with her brother. William Tell the sudden death of their _D. Carrie Gray. shore. Mrs. day by mother^ William McKensie. the Cape Torrey accompanied makes—the digestible, whole- EAST FRANKLIN. Mrs. Nelson Stewart. Mrs. Milly Carpenter, of Bridgeport. her husband on the trip. Ail bands were some crust that Mrs. E. E. Grindle is spending tbe sum- brings every, Mrs. Robert Dyer died Saturday morn- Ralph Trimm, of Philadelphia, was the Conn., W. N. Everett and wife, of Or- saved. one back for a second mer with her daughter, Mrs. Clayton piece. ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. guest of Judson Gordon last week. land, and Mrs. Mabel Higgins spent Sun- July 27. Rkx. Gilley, in Rocklind. They like William Tell cake Freeman Sabine, at the advanced age of Mrs. Sarah of visited day at W. P. Dodge's. Gordon, Gardiner, OHLAND. just as well, and William will be Halbert Gardner and Charles B. Pineo Tell ninety-three years. The remains her sister, Mrs. Annie Blaisdell, last week. Harry Moulton and family are at Her- biscuits and addressed a bread, muffins. taken to Lewiston for interment. progressive meeting at the Miss Nancy Woodbridge, of Bangor, to-day John U. Hardison and wife are enter- bert Ginn's for the summer. Mr. Moulton opera house Friday evening. who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. The reason? Ohio Red Mrs. asks The is the of a floe Winter Palmyra Springer taining an automobile party from Massa- superintending building Wheat and a John L. Goss is in town after Freeman Heath, has returned home. special process of American to express her thanks to friends chusetts. looking new barn for Mr. Ginn. his business. He is the milling obtainable only in and neighbors of Hancock and neighbor- granite guest of July 27. B. Miss Edith Colton arrived home from Mrs. 8. B. Hulbert and daughter Flora, his Mrs. Max _ ing towns who aided in the search for her daughter, Britton. Northeast Harbor, accompanied by her (0) who have been visiting Mrs. Hulbert's old WEST SEDGWICK. last week, when she became lost in the The Stonington and Deer Isle Sunday cousin, Theodore Lamson, who will visit home in New Brunswick, are home. woods while berrying. school convention will be held at W’est Richard Benson ia at home doing bia relatives here a few weeks. T. M. Blaisdell and wife an out- gave Stonington the second week in August. haying. The Amateur Dramatic club, of Orland, door dinner to relatives and friends Fri- OBITUARY. Walter Shaw and wife, of Washington, Miss Olive Nevella is visiting relatives will present “The W'eddin' at Pepperell Those present from out-of-town Mrs. Sittara Stewart, whose tragic death day. in a farce D. C., are guests of Mrs. Violet Goss. Mr, Bangor. * Korner", written and staged by last cast a over the were Joseph Bragdon and Mrs. J. M. Wednesday gloom Shaw is a Civil war veteran, and lost an Mrs. Belle Rich Fish, at the town hall of Webster Miss Martin Peaslee has been employed at community, was the eldest daughter of Young, City, Iowa; arm in the service. He has a position in Jesse Weasel’s, haying. Thursday evening, August 13. The en- the late Leamon and Eliza Valina Bragdon, of Seattle, Wash., Miss WHITCOMB, HAVNRS a (Stratton) the office. tertainment is under the of CO. pension is management She was born Jan. and Margaret Hodgkins, of Brockton, Albert Snow, of North Brooksville, C. W. OKINHAL. Googins. 16, 1S44, July 25. Nihil. Mrs Eva Gilpatrick Dunn. The play in was married to Nelson Stewart June Mass.; Mrs. Herbert Hodgkins, of Water- _ working for Washington Gray. 6, way “The which Smith and of every surpasses Call’’, 1S66. Her husband survives her, with ville; Hoyt wife, Lamoine; MOUNT DESERT. Luther Gray and two sons are haying was produced here last summer. It is full four sons and and a Marcus L. Urann and wife, of Braintree, for at North daughter—George L., Mrs. George Karst has returned home Jay Douglass Sedgwick. of laughs from beginning to end. The Charles, Merrill and Emerson, who reside Mass.; Miss Mina Urann, Of Sullivan; AND from Bar Harbor. Mrs. Thomas Astbury and children are people here all appreciate the opportunity TESTED I'Roi here, and Mrs. Mattie Kenniston, of Guil- Miss Christine Webster, of Springfield, Mrs. Hastings, of Brewer, has employed by Isaac Alien picking blae- of enjoying the first performance of a play ford. All were at the funeral. Mass.; Miss Celia and Stella Olmstead, of employ- present berries. which has been written for ment at the Somes house. exclusively a Mrs. Stewart was a resident of Plainfield, Conn., and Mrs. Mabel Erskine, There U Heap of Solace in life-long the Revere Woman’s which Mrs. Be. Miss Muriel of Miss Lucy Astbury, who is at club, of the and of a na- of Bucksport. Tripp, West Eden, has employed town, although retiring Fish is Able to at Hotel Rich. Sargentville, spent the week-end with her president. lng Uepend Upon a ture, she made many friends, especially July 27. B. employment parents. July27. D. among the children and young people. Arthur Thatcher and wife, of Bar Har- _ Well-Earned Reputation. ASHVILLE. Miss Tillie who is in a She was a perfect home-maker, and a bor, were in town one day last week. Gray, employed M’KIN LEY. faithful and wife and mother. Mrs. Rena Ash is employed at Mrs iaundry in Bluehill, is spending a week loving Archie Steel-Brook, of Waltham, Mass., Mies Harriett of visited A1 bee's. her Wilson, Boston, For months Ellsworth readers The funeral wras held at the with parents. Inn Friday is visiting his sister, Mrs. Thomas Rich- C. H. Wilson and wife last week. Rev. P. A. A. Killam Miss Dora Martin is at Mrs July 27. X. seen the constant expression of f* home. officiating. employed ardson. _ prtue Miss Hetiia Uott is home from Augusta, The beautiful flowers in profusion w'ere Lydia Smith’s. Doan’s Kidney Pitta, and read about til Mrs. John A. Homan, of Boston, is the TKKMONT. where she has been visiting her mother. silent messengers of love aDd sympathy. Mrs. Maud who is in Martin, employed guest of Miss Ruth Greenough at “Twixt- good work they have done in this of is Mrs. Ethel Wilson, of Portland, is visit- Mrs. Lowrie, of Mass., is locality. The sympathy the entire community is at home for a vacation. Charlestown, Augusta, the-Hills”. What other ever with the bereaved ing Mrs. Fred J. Rich. visiting Mrs. Dolliver at the lighthouse. remedy produced sues family. Mrs. Laura of Guptill, Unionville, spent Somes has returned to of merit? 25. Anon. George Lyman Stanley Heath and family are visiting Mrs. D. F. with son is convincing proof July with her Mrs. Fred Bean. Norwood, Verrill, Sunday sister, Waltham, after a few weeks at his Mass., Mrs. Heath’s father, O. M. Kittridge. visiting Mrs. Anna Huntley in Rockland. Hiram W. Hamilton, Mill St., Ellntortt EAST BLUE HILL. Miss Helen Bragdon, of Franklin old home here. Charles Rich, wife and son Maurice are are made on the Falla, Me., “I was troubled visited her Miss las Repairs being bouse says: bjkid- Richard Ashworth came home from cousin, Doris Bean, Bernard M. of Berry, Malden, Mass., Mr. Rich’s mother, Mrs. Fred J. owned W. week. visiting formerly by Z. Richardson. ney complaint for quite sw bile. A friend Vinal Haven is a few weeks with his Saturday. spending family Rich. The cellar has been cemented and the Mrs. Albert Hammond, of West Goulds- at Rev. J. N. Walker’s. recommended Doan's Kidney Pills to a, Miss Ruth Webber, of Stonington, vis- Mrs. Mildred Norwood came home Sat- bouse is being remodeled somewhat in- visited her Mrs. and 1 them. ited Mrs. Frank Webber last week. boro, sister, Myra Hodg- Master Charles Richardson, of North- urday, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Ida side. began using They benefited kins, recently. Mrs. Walter E. Chase and east Harbor, is spending a few weekB Norwood. me greatly.” children, of F. N. Sawyer's store was robbed of are W. M. Pettee, wife and daughter Beta with his aunt, Mrs. Ida Limestone, visiting relatives here. Downing. Mrs. Roy Sweeney and daughter, of about |25 in silver Tuesday night of last Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply were guests of Mrs. in Winter Mary Rand, A club has been are her — The Willing Workers have added gun organized among Revere, Mass., visiting mother, week. ;Tfae thief or thieves entered ask for a kidney remedy get Dota'i Harbor, Sunday. new books to their the young men of this village. Roy J. Mrs. Jacob Kelley. a window in the rear of the twenty-eight library. through store. Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. llsmiitoa Mrs. William of Leland has been chosen Mrs. Nora Bragdon, jr., Franklin, general manager. The ladies’ aid will hold its annual sale The glass was very neatly cut to enable Wight and daughters. Miss had. Foster- Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo. and her guests, Mrs. Augustine Hill, form- The the to reach the window Ethel and Mrs. G. E. Carter, spent Thurs- United Church Workers society of fancy articles, ice-cream and candy at person fastening. | erly of this place, and Miss Hattie N. Y. day in Orland. will hold its tenth annual sale on August the church grounds Aug. 19. The enter- July M. of were recent 27._P. Conners, Cherryfleld, at the for the benefit of the tainment committee a Leach and of 5, library, plans pleasing pro- Harry wife, Washington, of Fred Bean and wife. BASS HARBOR. guests church. gram for the evening. R. L, are with Mr. Leach’s parents, A. B. July 27. Phcebe. Albee is a Hollis M. Smith and wife are July 27. Kin. Harry building bungalow FRECKLES- Leach and wife. receiving { _ near his father’s house. congratulations upon the birth of a ten Frank White and wife, of Hingham, SULLIVAN HARBOR. BIRCH HARBOR. and one-half Hollis Mrs. Admiral Fairfax and the Don't Hide Them With >» Veil; Re- visited Mr. White’s Miss Marion of pound son, M., jr., daughters, Mass., mother, Mrs. Prescott, Cambridge, Mrs. E. A. Pettee and son Merton are born 25. Misses Reese, are at Mrs. William move Them With the Othine Pre- Nora last week. arrived July Perry's. White, Mass., Saturday. here from Seal Harbor for a few days. July 27. 8. Kirk Bumford, of ar- scription. Ivan wife and Esther Freeman and Cambridge, Mass., Thom, children and Miss Grace Van Wort Herbert of Capt. Handy, Brooklyn, rived Sunday to spend a month with his This for tbe removal ol Colina Thom, of Massachusetts, are guests returned to Cherrytield Sunday. SEAL COVE. prescription N. Y., is visiting his brother Corydon, family at their cottage. of their Mrs. freckles was written by a mother, Flora Thom. The ladies’ aid will meet this Mrs. S. D. of and her and other relatives here. prominent society Harper, Atlantic, Mrs. Fred Grant, who has been visiting is Mrs. G. Hurd and Mrs. 8. M. Marshall, week with Mrs. A. S. Mrs. of are in physician and is usually so successful Cummings. daughter, Koppel, Boston, George Winslow and family, of Fitch- her sister, Mrs. Clifton Rich, returned to with two children, of visited their town. Seal Harbor freckles and a clear, Alfred, Mrs. Harry Moody and children, of burg, Mass., are occupying the Fifleld Thursday. removing giving brother, W. C. Yort, one day last week. Dr. Ella of New bury port, Mass., are guests of A. S. Mrs. Minnie Manchester and daughters, bungalow at Bunker Harbor for a few Everett, Philadelphia, and beautiful complexion that it is sold by Dr. Ada Thomas, of D. John and Arthur Ashworth, of Provi- Gray and wife. of Northeast were guests of Mrs. weeks. Washington, C., Harbor, are at W. B. Watson's for several weeks. druggists under guarantee to refund tbi R. are a dence, I., spending week with Lawyer T. Thomaides, of Wash- Hannah Heath recently. 22 the friends of Albert Winslow George July George Billings and family were called money if it fails. their parents, Richard Ashworth and wife. to ington, D. C., is a guest of D. T. Tima- Dedicatory exercises of the Baptist gave him a post-card shower, it being his Southwest Harbor Sunday, by the death of his Mrs. Bill- Don’t hid© your freckles under a veil; j The Willing Workers had an ice-cream yenis at “Kozinook”. church will take place Tuesday afternoon eighty-second birthday. He received mother, Stephen ings. get an ounce of othine and remove them. and candy sale in the grange hall Tuesday Dr. Horace of and evening, July 28. Dr. I. B. Mower 122 cards. He is remarkably smart Westwood, Winnipeg, July 27. Y. Z. Even the first few aboold for the benefit of the will the sermon. a man applications evening, library. Manitoba, assisted Dr. Saunderson at the preach There will be a for of his years, working in the _x. of show a wonderful improvement, some Net proceeds, fl0.40. evening service baptism Aug. 2. hayfleld every day, and any man could Sunday. According to present estimates, the the lighter freckles vanishing entirely. The ladies’ benevolent will hold Much is felt here for Mrs. well be proud of his garden. society There will be an auction sale Thursday sympathy L'nited Sutes will produce this year be- Be sure to ask the druggist for tlfc 27. its annual sale Aug. 5, afternoon and of the household Mabel Somes, of Center, in the loss of her July C. tween and ii morning, Aug. 6, goods _ fifty Bixty million barrels of double strength othine; it is this that evening, in the grange hall, for the benefit of the late Louisa M. second daughter, Margery Urann, at the late Hodgdon, NORTH BROOKSVILLE. apples. sold on the money-back guarantee. of the Baptist church. homestead. whose death occurred July 13, after a long and Miss Frances Young is ill of rheumatic Mrs. A. Twining, of Burlington, Mass., July 27. H. painful illness. Miss Margery was _ clerk in fever. and granddaughter, Raymah 'Wright, of the postoffice here some years NORTH SULLIVAN. and had James Tuft’s College, Mass., are visiting Mrs. ago, many friends here, who re- Limeburner, of Ellsworth, called Twining’s daughter, Mrs. R. B. Long. Benjamin Havey and wife spent the gret her early death. on friends here last week. week-end in Franklin. widow of The Morris Children for Fletcher’s Mrs. John Charnley came home from Hannah, Capt. Stephen Bil- family is living in H. D. Cry Lowell, Mass., accompanied by her sister- Mrs. Agnes Hall, who is employed at lings, died suddenly Saturday, July 25, Young’s house on the point. at home. at Southwest where she was in-law, Mrs. W. Marsden, and children, Sorrento, spent Sunday Harbor, Jarvis Gray and wife, of Chicago, are spending the summer with her of North Dighton, Mass., for the month N. Williams and wife are enjoying an daughter, visiting at Sylvester Gray’s. of Mrs. Elmer B. Stanley. Mrs. Billings had August. automobible trip in Aroostook county. MrB. Clara belle Ingalls and two children been in health for some July 27. B. poor years, but last _ Everett Jellison has moved into the speut week with G. H. Cousins and not confined to her bed, and was not house formerly occupied by A. R. Abel. w'ife. LAMOINE. thought to be so near her end. Her death Arthur wife Mrs. Curtis of Hall, and son, of Massachu- is a shock to a wide circle of and Durgain, Bangor, was Dr. John came to visit at relatives King Sunday the of setts, are visiting Mr. Hall’s parents friends. Mrs. leaves guest her daughter, Mrs. Phebe his old home. Billings two sons— Zemro Hall and wife. last week. George, of Bernard, and Alton, of South- Weasel, Dr. N. W. of is Hodgkins, Lynn, Mass., John Robinson and of west and two July 27. C. Tlie Kind You wife, Bangor Harbor, ___ Have and which has been at home for a visit. daughters—Fannie, Always Bought, were of Mrs. Agnes Bowden Sat- wife of E. C. of “* u*® *or over {JO of guests Capt. Harper, Rockland, MANSET. years, has home the signature Elwood made a to Stratton King trip by urday night and Sunday. and Josie, wife of Elmer B. of —* and has been his Stanley, Roland ynv //r made under per* automobile recently. Southwest Stanley is home from Harring- Mrs. Minnie Brown, of Franklin, is Harbor. Mrs. Billings was an f jT- s- sonal supervision since its infancy. estimable ton on a visit. Mr. Demling and wife are visiting Mrs. with her parents, Robert Abel and wife. woman, and will be greatly Allow no one to deceive you in this. All ’* Nathan and miBsed. Mrs. M. A. and Mrs. Stan- ( ounterfeits. Imitations but Demling?s parents, Boynton Mrs. Brown is in very poor health. Stanley Guy and tlust-as-good are in Experiments that trifle of 1 ■wife. July 27. H. July 27. n. ley Bpent Tuesday Bar Harbor. with and endanger tlio health _ Mrs. Xniants and Five candidates were baptized Sunday, Charles Ward, of Sullivan, spent Cliildreu—Experience against Experiment. WEST BROOKS VXLLE. four of whom united with the Baptist GOULUSBORO. the week-end at Mrs. S. S. King’s. Mrs. N. S. after church. Charles F. Crawshaw, of Boston, is a Mills, several weeks at Mrs. William Whitmore and daughter, West has What is Mrs. C. E. Holt and Miss Rogers, of guest at Frank Young’s. Brooksville, returned to her Mrs. F. Q. Stanley, visited at..Northeast CASTORIA home on Mills point. Harbor Castoria is a harmless Bangor, were the guests of Mrs. H. Q. Mrs. George Beers, Mrs. Tom Beers and Tuesday. substitute for Castor Oil, Pare* Sewell D. goric. Props and It Hodgkins Monday of last week. little (daughter Ruth are Mrs. Tapley and sons Philip and Bev. Mr. Trites, of Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. visiting Somerville, Mass., contains neither Beers’ Mabel Frank, who went to Alberta, Can., last will at the Union Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Mrs. Andrew Qibson and son Roland, George daughter, Mrs. preach church Sunday substance. are now miles Its age is its It AYorniS of came last week in spring, forty inland, build- morning, Aug. 2. guarantee. destroys Waltham, Mass., Campbell. and it ing a hotel. 27. allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years their automobile, to be the guests of Mrs. The lumber ever made July Lilac. en largest shipment _ ln use for the relief of Constipation, L. R. from was Capt. James H. Tapley, of the steamer v'?8. i-0,,stant Hodgkins. Gouldsboro made last week, Flatulency, A\ ind Colic, all Troubles and Westmoreland, and wife are a WEST SUKBY. Teething Miss Flora Stratton, who is soon to be when three vessels, carrying altogether spending Piarrluea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, a litle over 100 cords of wood, left few days with the Mrs. Alvah Leach is at work for Horace married to Mr. Bard, of Dorchester, Mass., pulp captain’s mother, Her- Food’ and sleep, Bob’s Point, under one tow for Harring- i t,“.° giving healthy natural received a pleasant surprise Friday after- Emily Tapley. rick of Bluehill. .the Children s ton. The wood was for the Pulp Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. noon when her friends gathered and gave Frye Elmer Co., and had all been cut on Bob’s E. Cummings has finished Elwell Leach, who has at her a delightful miscellaneous shower. Point, sawing employment some so near the shore that it could have feet of Misses Anna Young and Olive Coolidge 300,000 logs. He will this week Bray’s mill, was home over Sunday. been thrown on board the vessel from the arranged the affair and served punch and move his mill to Cape Rozier, where he Mrs. GENUINE stump. W. D. Leach, with son Hoyt, of ALWAYS cake on the lawn. has 350,000 feet of logs yarded. CASTORIA July 26. Jen. East Orland, is visiting her parents, R. S. R. H. _ July 27. and _ Virginia Harriet Tapley, daughters Leach and wife. NORTH LAMOINE. of Capt. Robert E. have arrived WEST HANCOCK. Tapley, There was a pleasing musical entertain- P. B. Russell is on a business to from Norfolk, Va., to spend the summer trip ment at the chapel Saturday evening, Miss Marcia L. Milliken went to Isle an here Boston. with their aunt, Mrs. O. L. Tapley. given by Miss Harriet Foster and her Haut last week to visit relatives. boarders. Miss of Ellsworth is the James H. Jones, w'ife and Higgins, Fall3, daughter 27. Watson Young, of Webster City, Iowa, h. arrived July L. guest of Mrs. P. B. Russell. Dorothy yesterday morning in ___ was a guest of H. C. Milliken recently. Mrs. James Tweedie, of Cambridge, BLUEHILL FALLB. V. R. Smith and wife and Miss Frances, Von’re Bilious and Costive! Maas., has joined her family here for the Mildred Reed has returned home. Sick Headache, Bad Breath. Sour 8tomach, remainder of the summer. Furred and Buck ten's Arnica Salve for Cuts, Burns, Tongue Indigestion. Mean Liver Dorothy Chatto is visiting in Caatine. July 27. Y. and Bowels clogged. Clean up to-night. Get In Boros. _ Use For Years a 25c. bottle of Dr. New Mr. and Mrs. 30 Life Over King’s Pills to- Dowe, of Bangor, spent Mr. E. 8. Loper, Mar11 la, N. Y., writes: day and empty the stomach and bowels of the week-end here. The Kind *‘l have never had a Cu-, Burn, Wound or Regulates the bowels, promotes easy natural fermenting, gassy foods and waste. A full You Have Bought bowel Always Sore it would not heal.’* Get a box of Buck- action, and cures constipation—Doan’s Regu- movement gives a satisfied, thankful A. W. Johnston and wife, of len’s Arnica Salve to-day. Keep handy at all feeling—makes you feel fine. Effective, yet Cleveland, leta. Ask yoar druggist for them. 25 cents a are here a times for Burns, Sores, Cuts, wounds. Pre- mild. Don’t gripe. 2fieT, at you* Druggist. O., for month. vents Lockjaw. 26c., at your Druggist. box,—Advt. I Buckleo’s Arnica Salve for Burns. July 27. Crumbs. COUNTY NEWS. of Eastbrook. Mr. Grover plans to bnild atJbrrtiBnnmts. SLtgal Notiws. 3Ltg.it lottos. a garage to accommodate his many gueetB To all persons interested in either of the es- »TATK OF KAQia. daring the summer. tates hereinafter named: north castine. County of Hancock sa. A July 27. Davis. At a probate court held at Ellsworth, in and Mus for the of on the To the Honorable Justice of the Supreme Gertrude Dodge bee returned to county Hancock, seventh WHY WEAK LUNGS? day of July, a. d. 1914. Judicial Court, next to be holden at Ella- Bangor. WEST TREMONT. worth, within and for said of Hancock The toll of tuberculosis is claiming rilHE following matters having been pre- county X sented for the action herein- on the second Tuesday of October, a. d. 1914. Ralph Dodge has L. W. Rumill has a new Ford more than 350 victims in the thereupon Trespasser gone to Orland to automo- every day after indicated, it is hereby ordered: That OWENS, of Sullivan, Hancock work ih wife of Edward Bray’s mill. bile. United States, yet few realize their grave notice thereof be given to all persons in- IpTTALi county, Maine, James Owens, respectfully represents: that her Mrs. condition until the critical period arrives. terested, oy causing a copy of this order to be DWIGHT NORWOOD Amanda of Charles P. Lunt came home from three weeks in the maiden name was Etta Smith: that she was B, Webster, Bangor, is Capt. worry, weakness after sick- successively at Overwork, llsworth American, a* lawfully married to said Edward James visiting Daniel Webster’s. New York Saturday. tender throats— Bublisbed newspaper published Owens at hall New York ness, catarrh, bronchitis, at Ellsworth, in said county, tnat they may City in city, state I of New on the sixth of Merrill all exert the influence that at a court to be held at Ells- York, day Janu- Farrow, of w as a re- Mrs. Julia of weakening appear probate when Brooksville, Leonard, Ellsworth, is vis- worth in said on the fourth of ary, a. d. 1911, by James J. Smith, an morning the trees cent guest at Isaac invites consumption. county, day One spring Dunbar’s. her a. d. at the alderman of the said city of New York; that iting nephew, A. A. Wentworth. To thou- August, 1914, ten of clock in the of the season guard against consumption, and beard thereon if see lived together as husband and wife at first pale green Mrs. Frances of forenoon, be they they that Dyer, is at the Robie M. Rumill is now sands of take after said New York city and at said Sallivau in than other Boston, in Bangor for people Scott’sEmulsion cause. Is more delicate any Wescott homestead said county of Hancock and State of Maine; Uch for the summer. treatment, and is much in meals because its rich medicinal nourish- Rebecca W. Hale, late of Hancock, in said tints Miss Mll- improved deceased. A certain instrument that your libellant has been a resident of many beautiful Malcolm 1 ment the in county, pur- this Ltheir* Wardwell was injured Satur- health. strengthens lungs, puts vigor porting to be the last will and testament of county in good faith for one year prior to the and to resist the commencement of this and still is a n [iarty of children come blood, upbuilds strength said deceased, together with petition for pro- action, u,. day by sticking a pitchfork into his foot. The W. T. I. resident of said * 8. met with Mrs. O. H. In- tuberculosis. Scott’sEmu’sion is nature’s bate thereof, presented by N. Elizabeth Hale, Sullivan; that your libellant the and go romping Hal has always conducted herself towards her Bgt) gateway Perkins, wife and of galls, July 24, and will meet with Mrs. Refuse substitutes. also known as Elizabeth Hale, the executrix child, Boston, strength-builder. therein named. said husband as a faithful, true and affection- They appeared to are his Emma A. ate mt her grounds. visiting mother, Mrs. Mary Per- Reed July 29. Anna L. McDonald, late of Tremont, in said wife, but that the said libellee wholly re- cnre of a person, a kins. gardless of his marriage vows and duties has the single Mrs. Edwin county, deceased. A eertain instrument pur- reader* Lopaus and daughter Leta to be the last will and testament of been guilty of extreme cruelty aud of cruel at this entry Into her porting, and abusive treatment towards Indignant Capt. John who has Mildred are on the of said deceased, together with petition for pro- her, to she strode Avery, gone on a Opechee, guests wit, ever since their said the without permission, to bate thereof, presented by Eben B. Clark, the marriage; trip London for his healt has Mrs. Chester Robbins. said libellant further avers that the said to meet them, h, arrived executor therein named. wu the driveway at Queenstown. William B. Mitchell, late of Ellsworth, in libellee on the first day of March, 1911, de- There were no services at the Methodist serted libeilant which desertion .pardon me. sir, but did you not see said county, deceased. A certain instrument your bas Mrs. Ross Conner and children visited church Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. Emma Beautiful hair, lustrous, purporting to be the last will and testament been utter desertion continued for three con- fluffy, with for secutive years next prior to the filing of this the notice?'* her E. was of said deceased, together petition brother, William Marks, last at Harrison, at Gott’s Island. abundant and free from dandruff, is libel; your libellant further avers that the saw that trespassers would be week, probate thereof, presented by Edgar A. Mitch •I West one of woman’s charms—it’s libeliee’s residence is not knowu to of tbe law." Penobscot. Fred Nason and who have greatest ell, the executor therein named. your under penalty wife, spent — libellant and cannot be ascertained -gjcutvd her main delight yet many who Almena J. Flint, late of Winter Harbor, in by Colby wife and their vacation with Mrs. Nason’s A reasonable diligence; that there is no collu- then, why did yon bring these Gray, son, and Miss parents, would be most attractive but for their said county, deceased. certain instrument ^Vcll, Grace to be the l&tt will and testament sion between your libellant and the said here?" D. Wardwell, of were visi- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clark, sr., left for purporting In Castine, streaked, thin and lifeless hair, think of said deceased, together with petition for libellee to obtain a divorce; wherefore she (llldrei) tors their that a divorce decreed I knew would bo de- at Grover C. Witham’s home in Portland Saturday. there is no and that thereof, presented by Charles, E. prays may be between “Because they recently. remedy pretty her and the said Srebatetratton, the executor therein named. libellee for the causes above here.” Mrs. 8. Miss Leola hair is a gift of nature. Beautiful set !o be L..Bates,and children left Tues- Rumill, who spent last week Charles A. Harding, late of Bluehill, in said forth. Etta Owens. puted hair is a June 24,1914. were to for where with Mrs. Arthur Rumill at Seal has really matter of care and at- county, deceased. Petition that Nora M. “And you willing subject day Brooksville, she will viBit Cove, Subscribed and sworn to tention. Parisian when Orindle or some other suitable person be ap- before me this before to Manset to Sage, rubbed to prosecution?*' returning to her home in Portland. gone work at the Parker pointed administratrix of the estate not al- twenty-fourth day of June, 1914. jtjpnt into the scalp and applied to the hair, Anna L. Berry, they are minora. If any one la W. house. Miss Hazel Reed is also employed ready administered of said deceased, pre- “No: Wallace,Conner, of Belfast, with his will work wonders—you will he sur- sented by the said Nora M. Orindle. Appointed by the Governor of the State of It la I." there. Maine to administer oaths and take ac- p he prosecuted little girls, Dora and Evelyn, is prised and delighted with the first ap- Frank P. Oreene, late of Bluehill, in said spending deceased First and final account of knowledgments of deeds. yon were willing to be prose- a week at July 27. Thelma, j will the hair county, •And thejhome of his father, W. G. plication—not only ap- Charles E. Oreene, administiator, filed for cuted yonrselfr Conner. pear abundant, soft, fluffy, radiant settlement. STATE OF. MAINE. so long sa 1 thereby give DEDHAM. with life, but really doubly beautiful. Mary E. Bell, late of Brooksville, in said Hancock, ss. Supreme Judicial Court. “Certainly, Announcement is made of deceased. Second and final account the birth of Parisian hair and county, In Vacation. to these children." Miss Ethel is a few Sage supplies of Frank S. filed for -1^.nf. a son to Robert Russell Fogg spending Bell, administrator, and wife, of Wor- scalp needs. It surely removes dan- settlement. Ellsworth, July 7, a. d. 1914. •if hail asked permission I might weeks in Oakland. you cester, Mass. Mrs. Russell was Miss druff with one and Araminta B. DeBeck, late of Franklin, in the Ordered: That If application Upon foregoing libel, lire granted Phebe Mrs. J. F. who has been ill in cleanses the hair of all dirt ex- said county, deceased. First account of the libelant give notice to the said libelee to Lee Leach, of this place. Cowing, and W. would have been more Emery Smith and Sidney S. DeBeck, ex- before the justice of our supreme ju- •That polite. Brewer, has recovered to re- cessive oil. It is an filed for settlement. appear are sufficiently inexpensive, ecutors, dicial court, to be holden at Ellsworth, within hut at home. Congratulations extended to Gustine Itdmlt piollteness begins turn home, accompanied by Mrs. Arie scientific tonic, and contains nothing Henry E. Davis, late of Ellsworth, in said and for the county of Hancock, on the second Wardwell and wife on the birth of a deceased. First and final account of not a notice that any son, to the hair or It can be county, Tuesday of October, a. d. 1914, by publishing Ton have put up Burrill, her nurse. injure scalp. Harriet C. Davis, filed for also to the Fred administratrix, an attested copy of said libel and this order to your grounds may July 26, grandparents, F. secured from 6. A. Parcher or at any settlement. gue wishing enjoy G. A. thereon, three weeks in the Ells- Wardwell and this their Gray and wife and John Wolvin store. C. late of in said successively to yon for permission and you wife, being drug Harry Young, Surry, worth American, a newspaper printed in Ells- ipply and wife went to to county, deceased. First account of Sherman worth in our of Hancoclc, the last the You forty-second grandchild. Sedgwick Sunday county pub- dll consider application. S. Scammon, administrator, filed for settle- lication to be thirty days at least prior to the visit friends, making the trip in Mr. ment. hire given warning that any one tres The first anniversary of the marriage of second Tuesday of October next, that he may Gray’s new' automobile. Ellen A. Hodgkins, late of Lamoine, in said there and then in our said court ana on will be Frank E. Dunbar and wife was celebrated CORNS DROP OUT appear pissing your grounds pros- county, deceased. First account of Addie F. answer to said libel. Arno W. Kino, of was the Hodgkins, administratrix, .filed for settle- ecuted under the law. 1 accept the at the home of his parents, Fred Dunbar Henry White, Bangor, guest Justice of the Sup. Jud. Court. last week of G. W. Brewster and wife. ment. terms of this notice. I bring these and wife, Wednesday evening. There IN FOUR DAYS A true copy of the libel and order of court He was his W. deceased. First account of thereon. on to nna It 19 was a large number and a most joined by mother, Mrs. F. county, Llewellyn children your promises, present, Use Ezo for Corns for three days as di- filed for settlement. Attest:—John E. Bunker. Clerk. for the week-end. P. Alley, administrator, to me." was Refresh- White, rected and on the can Willis A. Ailen, late of Winter Harbor, in jonr privilege prosecute enjoyable evening spent. fourth day you SHERIFF'S SALE. ments were served. July 27. B. said county, deceased. Petition filed by Cora banded her his card, turned _ lift out Corn—all of it. STATE OF MAINE. He away easily your M. Allen, administratrix, for license to sell the little once, who were 27. L. real estate of said as de- Hancock County: J a. d. 1914 and Joined July NORTH DEER ISLE. With every 25 cent package of Ezo for certain deceased, uly 14, and scribed in said petition. TI1AKEN this fourteenth of July, on an Bring shout. laughing shouting. Feet, the greatest of all remedies for swol- Austin Potter, late of Mass- day Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Devereux celebrated Capt. George Torrey is home. His vessel Abby Boston, X execution dated June eighth, a. d. 1914, Miss Miller wns astonished, outraged. len, burning, painful, sweaty feet is a achusetts, deceased. Petition filed by Austin issued on a judgment rendered by the Ells- their thirtieth Mon- is in one of the executors of the last will for her to do wedding anniversary Portland, discharging. free box of Potter, worth Municipal court, for the county of There seemed nothing Ezo for Corns. If you prefer and testament of said that the at their deceased, Hancock, at a term thereof begun and held on she had day evening, July 20, entertaining Cecil and Edward Eaton were amount on estate but net upon the notice put np Hardy to have only Ezo for Corns, the price is but of the inheritance tax the the first Tuesday of June, to wit, the sixth day home 100 and friends. The of said deceased be determined the mnn had brought It all on neighbors home last Monday in the yacht Osana. 10 at all fine for by Judge oj June a. d. 1914, in favor of George W. The young cents, druggists. It’s of Probate. lawn was decorated with Japanese lanterns Humor, of San Diego, California, against himself As for the children, she felt Capt. Delmont Torrey and wife arrived bunions and callouses also. Jennie P. Dority, late of Brooklin. in said Adelbert S. Hodgkins, of Hancock, in the and ferns, and inside the home was deco- county, deceased. Petition filed John H. relieved that were minors from on A. by county of Hancock, State of Maine, for seven- qnlte they Sidney, N. S., Sunday where G. Parcher, Ellsworth. executor of the last will and testa- rated The Freethey, teen dollars, debt or damage, and six dollars was attractively. young people and the man responsible for them his vessel was lost Friday, July 17. ment of said deceased, that the amount of the and eleven cents, costB of suit, and will be music and inheritance tax on the estate of said deceased Returning to the house, ahe ordered enjoyed games, while the other sold at public auction at the office of L. F Ernest and wife came on be determined by the Judge of Probate. a social Delicious Capt. Torrey rHICHESTER S PiLLS Giles in said Ellsworth, to the highest bidder, her cart and drove Into the guests enjoyed evening. Louisa M. late of Sullivan, in said out pony of the week to visit his Uraun, on the twentieth day of August a. d. 1914 at refreshments were served. Mr. and Tuesday past county, deceased. Petition filed Wm. O. to see her He was Mrs. by ten o’clock in the forenoon, the following de- village attorney. Mrs. V. D. Hutchinson. and J. S. executors of the last Devereux received and mother, Capt. Emery Doyle, scribed real estate, and all the right, title and out of town, but would return late that many useful pretty will and testament of said deceased, tbat tbe Torrey has not been home for eight years, interest which the said Adelbert S. Hodgkins gifts. amount of the inheritance tax on the estate has and bad in and to the same on the night. She stnted the ense to a stu- w and all were glad to welcome him. ) DruccfHt. Ask for INKSTER8 of said deceased, be determined by the Judge eleventh day of August, 1914, the date of the his who July 27. Spec. PI A MONO It KANO for 95 Probate. dent In otllee. told her that 27. H. PILLS, of seizure on said execution, to wit: July years known as Best, Safest, Alwavs Reliable William D. Sargent, late of Winter Harbor, ahe might swear out a wnrrant for the A certain lot or parcel of land situate in said SOUTHWEST HARBOR. S01D BY OfllGlilSTS fVFRYUHFRE in said county, deceased. Petition filed by Hancock, commencing at the southeast corner arrest of the trespasser, Mr. Gilbert WEST EDEN. Maria Sargent, widow, for an allowance out of of land owned by Curtis H. Hodgkins, thence The Misses of Fall Mass, the estate of said deceased. Chase, who wns of a school. Smith, River, personal running off three rods a southerly course; principal Mrs. Ida Rich the week-end with Abram Perkins, late of in said are the season at the home of spent Penobscot, thence running westerly five rods; thence at Miss Miller was loath to act without the spending deceased. Petition filed Ellen Per- her son, C. M. Rich. It pays to ask your grocer for county, by right angles twenty-nine rods, a southerly George Stewart. kins, widow, for an allowance out of the advice of a competent person, but she per- course; thence at right angles westerly ten and of sonal estate of said deceased. thence at a The friends of Mrs. William T. Holmes Raymond Kittredge family, rods; right angles northerly was very angry, partly because ber Eliza A. Brimmer, late of Mariaville, in said course thirty-two rods; thence at right angles Greenville Junction, are visiting his deceased. Petition filed Lizzie M. notice had been set at defiance and and her daughter, Esther Dixon, wTho are county, by an easterly course, distauce fifteen rods to Mrs. C. W. & Poor’s Mustard Silsby of said Mariaville, praying tbat tbe ap- the first-mentioned in the de- in have been to mother, Kittridge. Stickney starting point partly because the young mnn had suc- travelling Europe, pleased pointment of said petitioner named as trustee scription, containing two and one-half acres, Mrs. Roxanna Hamor died last Thurs- in the last will and testament of said de- ceeded In himself In a fa- receive fine postcard views from places of more or less. F. O. Silsby. placing very ceased, may be confirmed by said court. after a few w eeks’ 1 hat’s the way to the best. Sheriff. vorable position and her In a very un- interest along their route. day illness, aged eighty- get Mary Bradford Crowninshield, late of Seal six. Mrs. Hamor was a most estimable Harbor, in said county, deceased. Petition NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. favorable one. Acting on Impulse, she Rev. John of for six McLean, Chicago, filed by Louise Bradford Varnum, executrix William F. Cooke, of Frank- iwore out the and Mr. Chase woman, loved by all who knew her. She of the last will and testament of said de- warrant, months of 1913 in charge of the Congre- lin, in the county of Hancock, in the Sixteen ounces to ceased, tbat the amount of the inheritance WHEREAS, was arrested as he was her is survived by two sons—Elwell and Mel- of performance every State of Maine, by his mortgage deed, dated leaving church on ac- on the estate of said gational here, resigning in the advertisements tax deceased be de- the ninth day of June, 1913; and recorded in grounds. He furnished to ville, three grandchildren and one great- pound of promise termined the of ball appear count of ill health, is now spending a week by judge probate. the Hancock county registry of deeds, book were held THE AMERICAN. Jesse D. Atwood, late of in said the neat for trial and' was grandson. Funeral services at of Bucksport 499, 427, conveyed to me, the under- day per- or two here, the guest of Mrs. John deceased. Petition that Theodore H. page county, a certain lot or parcel of land situate mitted to w In the home, Rev. Elias Auger officiating. or some other suitable signed, go here be liked the Boardman at the Thomas Clark cottage. Smith person be ap- in said Franklin, and bounded and described Batltoalis anti Steamboats. administrator of the estate of said meantime Interment in Mt. View cemetery. as follows; on the Abbie Beginning southwesterly The sermon at the Congregational Sointedeceased, presented by Atwood, widow margin of the county road, at the northeast- The nest morning Mlsa Miller ap- July 27. M. of said deceased. _ corner of the Parsonage lot; church on Sunday, July 26, was a most ex- R. W. late of Southwest in erly Baptist peared against the accused, stating that McKay, Harbor, thence south forty-five degrees west along cellent discourse by Rev. Albert J. tLy- SOUTH PENOBSCOT. said county, deceased. Petition filed by Ed- said Parsonage lot line, thirteen rods to the a notice was nailed to a tree near the ward for license to sell McKay,administrator, southeasterly corner of said parsonage lot; man, D. D., of Brooklyn, N. Y. August certain real estate of said as de- entrance of her warn An entertainment will be at deceased, thence east six rods to a grounds giving given Baga- scribed in said fifty-five degrees Rev. A. P. MacDonald, seacoast mission- petition. corner stake; thence north forty-five degrees lug to The asked 2, duce hall 31. Gideon L. late of Hancock, in said trespassers. Justice Friday evening, July Joy, east thirteen rods to the margin of the afore- ary, will give some of his interesting ex- cou deceased. Second account of Alice the If he waa ity, said road; thence prisoner represented by Mrs. George Bryant, of Hermon, is vis- H. filed for county northwesterly by along the Maine coast in the FACTORY LOCA- Scott, executrix, settlement. said road six rods to the of be- connxel. to which be that be periences QUARRIES, JEROME H. of said Court. county place replied iting her mother, Mrs. Clara Gray. KNOWLES, Judge Containing seventy-eight square mission yacht Sunbeam. A true of the order. ginning. would conduct bis own case. Then be copy original rods more or less. Being the same premises George Babson, of Foxcroft, spent Sun- Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register. C. Pearl J. But- added: When the school year opens in Septem- TIONS, MILL SITES, FARMS, conveyed to Ivory Morse by day with his aunt, Miss Mary Perkins. ler by his deed dated the first dav of May, "1 refuse to answer to this charge ber, the high school students and people STATE OF MAINE. 1909, and recorded in Hancock registry of Mr. of has been deeds, book 460, page 500. on the ground la no law of in general will miss the genial presence Cole, Waterville, spend- SITES FOR SUMMER HOTELS Hancock ss.—At a probate court held at that there And whereas, the condition of said mort- a few with his Tom E lsworth, tu and for said county of Hancock, the laud to of W. E. Stuart and his charm- ing days friend, has been now bv compel me to answer” Principal oa’the seventh day of July, in the year of ol r gage broken, therefore, reason of the breach of the condition Miss Miller hud left word for her at- ing wife, as he has been elected principal Grindle. and CAMPS Lord one thousand nine hundred and four- thereof, teen. I claim foreclosure of said mortgage. to to of the school. The excel- July 27. L. Ivory C. torney come to court In time Freeport high _ Located on the line of the CERTAIN instrument to be Signed, Morse, purporting P. T. his conduct the this lent work Prof. Stuart accomplished in A a copy of the last will and testament of by Clarke, attorney. case, and at Juncture BAR HARBOR. Franklin, Maine, July 14,1914. a of GEORGE W. late of the he entered As soon as he was In- his four years here won him host VANDERBILT, city, Mrs. of Mrs. Maine Central R. R. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. friends who unite in him success Joseph Wilshilde, daughter county and state of NEW YORK, formed concerning the matter, address- wishing Cora B. W. W. of a deceased, and of the thereof in said Hanna, of Sullivan, the in his new held. Seely, Cincinnati, prominent to those to make probate ing Justice, he said: give opportunity desiring state of New York, duly authenticated, hav- WHEREAS,county of Hancock, State of Maine, by summer resident of Bar Harbor, died her mortgage deed dated the first day of “My honor, enters a July 27. Spray. a change in location for a new start in life. ing been presented to the judge of probate for clleut your _ November, a. d. 1909, and recorded in Han- nolle Thursday, at her home in Cincinnati. our said county of Hancock for the purpose prosequi" of being allowed, filed and recorded In the cock registry of deeds, in book 465, page 300, Al! the at Norwood’s Cove are to Rachel E. Smith two lots “Whitt's that?" asked Mlsa Miller. cottages Undeveloped Water Powers, probate court of oar said county of Hancock. conveyed Dyer Ordered, That notice thereof be given to or parcels of land situated in said town of “Tou fall. and described in said drop the case." K1TTERY TO CARIBOU. all persons interested therein, by publishing Sullivan, fully mort- is Mrs. Unlimited Raw gage deed, to which reference is hereby made, "I drop the case! Indeed. 1 do no The Smith family at Lacy Material, a copy of this order three weeks successively in the Ellsworth American, a and whereas said Rachel E. Dyer Smith by •ueb Stewart’s again for the summer. James R. after newspaper thing Taber, twenty-six years and printed at Ellsworth, in said county of Han- her deed of assignment dated the seventh to day of December a. d. 1909, and recorded in I lie prisoner has stated the fact cor- Capt. Emmons Sawyer and son are at as poetmaster of Unity, has sent in his cock, prior the fourth day of August a. d. 1914, that they may appear at a probate said Hancock county registry of deeds in fccdy; there Is no law to punish him home. Their vessel is in Bangor. resignation. Good Farming Land court then to be held at Ellsworth, in and for book 464. pagt 512, conveyed to me, the under- said of Hancock, at ten o’clock in signed, the above described mortgage, the for trespassing on vour The farm of couuty the premises." Mrs. I* G. Farmer is at home after buildings John Merganthal, and show notes and claim thereby secured, and whereas "No forenoon, cause, if any they have, law! Well, what are all such the winter in Bar Harbor and at Holden, were burned Friday. The loss Await Development. against the same. the condition of said mortgage is broken and spending still remains now •Igtis for then?" JEROME H. of Probate. unperformed, therefore, by Mass. | is estimated at $5,000. KNOWLES, Judge reason of the breach of the condition thereof, Lawrence, A true of the order. copy original the undersigned claims a foreclosure of said “Probably to frighten trespassers. The ice-houses of the American Ice Co. Atttst:—T. F. Miss Esther Gott, who is spending the Communications regarding locations Mahoney, Register. mortgage deed, and gives this notice for that They don’t mean anything her John R. at Pleasantdale, near leased purpose. Wm. W. Bkagdon. snmmer with uncle, Tinker, Portland, by are invited and will receive attention STATE OF The was bnt Miss MAINE. Franklin, Me., July 20, 1914. lawyer mistaken, at Bernard Mrs. the Ice of were spent the week-end with Independent Co., Portland, when addressed of the Hancock ss.—At a probate court held at Miller did not later. toj any agent riiHL t red P. learn that until burned and tons of ice de- Ellsworth, in and for said of subscriber, Sholes, of Abing- Grace Rowe. Monday, 19,000 or county Hancock, JL ton, commonwealth of Miss Miller costs Maiue Central, to on the seventh of in the of | Plymouth county, after paying the The loss is estimated at day July, year notice that he stroyed. $75,000. our Lord one thousand nine Massachusetts, hereby gives left the at- Mrs. Clara and of Provi- hundred and court In company with her Knights child, fourteeu. has been duly appointed executor of the last Adele Rosemann, a servant girl, was INDUSTRIAL will and testament of torney ,\t the door they parted, the dence, K. L, Mildred Finney, of Framing- BUREAU, CERTAIN instrument purporting to be burned to death in a tire which M. and Miss Elizabeth Friday A a copy of the last will and testament MARY WARD, late of LYNN, h>dy going to her home The first thing barn, Mass., Lamont, and of the of Dr. Co- Maine Central It. codicil in the county of Essex, commonwealth of •he did are at “Pleasant destroyed camps Virgil R., after getting there was to carry ot Belmont, Mass., Valley GEORGE 8. BOWDOIN, late of the city, Massachusetts, deceased, and given bonds as a blink, of Brooklyn, N. Y., at Clearwater MAINE. thd law directs. And the said Fred P. small ladder and a hatchet with her Farm”. P. J. Moran, of Lawrence, Mass., PORTLAND, county and state of NEW YORK, Shoies The of an oil stove was out of the State of Maine, has 0WI1 much-needed rest at the pond. explosion residing ap- bauds to the tree supporting the whohas enjoyed a deceased, and of the probate thereof in said pointed Wiley C. Conary, whose address is the cause of the tire. state of New York, duly authenticated, hav- notice and, mounting the ladder, farm, and also vi6ited Walter Rodick, at Bucksport, Maine, his agtnt in the said State Eastern ing been presented to the judge of probate for of Maine. All having demands •mash for Lawrence. John H. one of the best-known Steamship persons the board with the hatchet Bar Harbor, left to-day McFaul, our said county of Hancock for the purpose againts the estate of said deceased are desired Then Spec. lawyers of eastern Maine, died Sunday at of being allowed, filed and recorded in the to present the same for settlement, and all throwing the hatchet on the July 27. court of our _ probate said county of Hancock. indebted thereto are to make Ktound Pembroke. For years he That requested pay- she ntalked to the house, leav- twenty-live Corporation. Ordered, notice thereof be given to ment immediately. Frkd P. Sholes, Ex’or. *hg her OTIS. practiced law in Eastport, retiring about all persons interested therein, by publishing July 14, 1914. keeper to take away the frag- Mount Desert and*Bluehill Lines. a copy of this order three weeks succes- ments two on account of throat and the means of their destruc- Arden 9. Young’sjmany friends are glad years ago To Boston Round Trip sively in the Ellsworth American, a newspa- subscriber hereby gives notice that was of in per printed at Ellsworth, in said county he has been duly appointed adminis- tion. that he is trouble. He mayor Eastport THE to know gaining. From Bar Harbor $5.25 $9.00 of Hancock, prior to the fourth day of August, trator of the estate of and of the court The Mil 1901-5, judge municipal “ a. d. 1914, that they at a person who stood for Miss Mrs. Fred Stevenson and son, of Brewer, Bluehill $4.75 $8.50 may appear JENNIE M. QUIMBY, late of BUCK8PORT, four court, then to beheld at Ellsworth, :er 'n Place of was a white years. probate in the of Hancock, deceased, and parents are her Mrs. Eben C. War- $4.25 $7.50 in and for said county of Hancock, at ten county visiting sister, Sedgwick bonds as the law directs. All headed old face C. Harold checker at Ban- o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if given per- lady with a benevolent ren. Mayo, night sons demands against the es- “er Leave Bar Harbor in- any they have, against the same. having grandchild to ask saw two men sus- 2pm dally (Sundays tate of said deceased are desired to having neglected her va- gor frieght yard, acting JEROME H. KNOWLES. Judge of Probate. er Miss Dot Salisbury is spending cluded) for deal Harbor, Northeast Harbor, the same for settlement, and all in- advice In the first place, now that piciously in the yard Friday night, and A true copy of the original order. present he cation with her grandparents, W. John- Southwest Harl»or, Stonlngton, North Haven Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register. debted thereto are requested to make pay- damage was done, went to her. con asked them their business. In reply they ment immediately. Isaac D. Qcimby. son and wife. and Rockland; connecting with steamer for to Are him in July 11,1914. her how she had been treated opened upon him, wounding Boston. sutscnber hereby gives notice that wife and the •nd Harley Grover, baby spent one she has been duly appointed adminis- subscriber hereby gives notice that asked her how she might punish leg, but not seriously. Investigation Leave Bluehill 1pm dally including Sundays THE with his tratrix of the estate of THEshe has been duly appointed executrix “• week-end brother, Percy Grover, showed that an had been made to Deer Sar- schoolmaster. attempt for South Bluehill, Brooklln, Isle, ANDREW J. FALLS, late of ELLSWORTH, of the last will and testament of If yon ask is at Eddington. crack the safe in the office. Dark Harbor and Rockland. RICHARD C. late of me. my dear, what It freight gentvllle. in the county of Hancock, deceased, ana ABBOTT, SEDGWICK, Harold and ot Leave including at 3 bonds as the law directs. All in the of and incumbent on you to do to set yonr- Masters Joseph Smith, F. Hardy, of Sedgwick dally Sunday p given per- county Hancock, deceased, Braydon Danforth, aged sons demands the estate given bonds as the law directs. All persors **'f are with their m tor Herrick's Landing, South Brooksvllle, having against rtffht 1 will that you should Bncksport, grandparents, was killed of said deceased are desired to the demands the estate of said de- reply thirty-four, instantly by and Rockland. present having against and wife. Eggemoggln, Dlrlgo same for and all indebted ceased are desired to the same for him an apology, first, for object- Aaron Salisbury lightning Saturday afternoon. With AiB settlement, tkeieto present bg Returning, steamer leaves Rockland 5.16 a m are requested to make payment immediately. settlement, and all indebted thereto are re- as yon did to his the chll- of came out bringing Mr. Gonyer, Eddington, wife, three children and his brother, he week and Sundays for Bar Harbor and Fhancrs A. Smith. quested to make payment immediately. “'e° to days Emma S. Hooper. enjoy the grounds and, second, Saturday with his double team to get a had reached home as the storm broke. Ellsworth, July 9,1914. just Intermediate landings. Jnly 8, 1914. him arrested." who were and “leaving of rusticators, returning While the others entered the house, he Leaves Rockland 6.15 a m week days subscriber notice party hereby gives that subscriber hereby gives notice that This was a Mll- at bitter pill for Miss after a fortnight ;at Salisbury’s cottage went to the barn to unharness his horses, Sundays for Bluehill and intermediate landings THEhe has been duly appointed adminis- she has been duly appointed adminis- r to trator of the estate of THE swallow, but she swallowed It. Beech Hill lake. and was between them when the Leave Rockland week days and Sundays at tratrix of the estate of standing ALBERT B. late of BROOKSVILLE hen 6.15 a m for 8outh Brooks- HART, ALFRED CONDON, late of It was all over she found that the bolt struck the barn. The man and both Ditigo, Eggemoggln, SURRY, Among guests atjE. L. Grover’s past in the of Hancock, and in the of Hanoock, deceased, and sctlon ville, Herrick's Landing and Sedgwick. county deceased, county J* had given her a high in- W. Leslie and horses were killed the same bolt. The given bonds as the law directs. All per- given bonds as the law directs. All per- week were: Fogg family, by Turbine steel Camden and Bel- cad of a low steamships sons having demands against the estate of sons having demands against the estate opinion of him. and he West came in their new building burst into dames, and Mrs. now of Enfield,Jwho fast (Boston and Bangor line) connect with said deceased are desired to present the same of said deceased are desired to present the manager of her estate. The and her brother had time to the Bar Harbor and Bluehill boats at Rockland for and all indebted thereto are the same for and all indebted car; Mrs. Grover’s .brother, Edward Jor- Hardy barely settlement, settlement, make are to make im- •founds are open to one who coo- the from the for Boston. requested to payment immediately. thereto requested payment any dan, and wife, of Eddington, who also drag body building. All the Harbor. Edythr L. ncta hlmeelf fi. L. Smith. Agent, Bar William R. Hart. mediately. Cunningham. properly. came in their automobile, and Alden Dyer, farm buildings were burned. ▲. M. Hkkbick, Agent, Bluehill. Bangor, Me., July 10,1914. Surry, July 15,1914. Mr. Jones had made his home where. Of course I wasn’t fool enough officiating. WS. NEWS. and COUNTY $NE -wj COUNTY for several years with George Wilbur rr, to think my old farm was enchanting 27. where he has been most tenderly July a healthy young man who’d traveled wife, HANCOCK. SEDGWICK. over Asia and Africa, but 1 cared for. He leaves no family. Europe, There will be a dance at the town hall FRANKLIN. i! Where Smith is ill. There’s? didn't say I let him stay. Mrs. Mary July anything. 27._H. to-morrow evening. Monaghan’s or- Mrs. L. C. Bragdon and MIm Lo,, r. And one day he blurted out what I L. W. has had a telephone Guptill BAK HARBOR. chestra. visited in Bangor last week. Ul" knew must come: placed in his house. a Will of Bar Harbor folks of was a W. T. is 1 “Mrs. Thayer, I’m In love with Lu- The sympathy goes Mrs. C. H. Abbott, Bangor, Havey having hi> Miss Louise Ward, of Dorchester, Mass., out to Miss Helen M. Smith, who is at a at the homo of O. W. Foss and wife shingled and other “** — to me guest repairs made. ella. You've been mighty good is at Otis Hooper’s. at from a last week. Mr., Martha I this summer—taken me in off the road, hospital Boston, suffering Hill and Mis, H.rri.,, 1 ji Mrs. Hattie Christy is visiting her broken Her condition is both seri- patched up my wounds, kept me on hip. Mrs. H. W. Johnson entertained a group Coffin are guests of Mrs. W. K. in Mass. Btagd* :: There Is Afso a brother Chatham, ous and She had serious bip Way faith. I owe you a lot already. Are painful. of friends Monday afternoon. Refresh- While a leading frisky colt I | Miss Alice Stanley, of Bangor, has been trouble all last year, and after an exam- '<• t you willing I should speak to Luella ments were served. Augustus lellison had his < * + her father the past week. ination here, went to a Massachusetts shoulder a‘®** and make my debt of gratitude to you visiting Prof. Carl Lange and wife, of Northamp- located. «• where it was found that in some By BLANCHE I. GOELL + ail the bigger?” Miss Harriette Cole has returned from hospital, last week of B A. ton, Mass., were guests Mrs. Mary Woodworth all this to me?” I has been way the bones of the hfp had become has ,0id < > Frank A. Munsey Co. X “Why do you say Castine, where she nursing. and wife. Copyright by Merchant home at Beet-bland to Alonto demauded. “You're not in love with broken and knit together again. As soon Wilbur T. D. Husband, auditor for Black, Mc- wife and of wll move to the *01* as her condition to war- Percy Hodgkins, children, villege. me. are home improves enough you?" Lean Co., Boston, is for bis vacation. were week-end of W. rant it will be to re-break Bar Harbor, guests Galen “Good heavens, no!" he it, necessary Havey’s automobile caught There isn’t nse of to he as ejaculated, who has wife. 00 any living Mrs. Saunderson, been suffer- the bones and them in their R. Hodgkins and the road from Bullivsn and then he looked frightened when I put proper Saturday and an attack acute old as the hills as I have unless you ing from of rheumatism, — Bar Harbor W. Johnson and son consumed. He is now at him. position. Correspondent Henry Reginald driving glared is better. of anothat*'* can do exactly as you please, especial- time Bangor News. spent the week-end in Machias, guests Mrs. Mabelle Gerrish "Then don’t waste your talking and voung dangh when own think-best is a great Mr. Williams went to Boston last week Frank Johnson and wife. ly your to me,” I retorted. ter Genevieve, of West Sullivan to the funeral of a friend who was WEST GOULDSBORO. deal better than anybody else's think- were so much to my attend Seth W. of Wash., guests of Mrs. H. P. Things going Crabtree, Spokane, Blaisdell and Mr. v in an automobile accident. best. liking that I felt free to drive to the killed Rev. llqnry Wilder Foote, of Harvard is at the home of his parents, H. C. Crab- 8. Bunker last week. I’d been secret-like and have draw up Friends of J. E. Daniels are to University, will preach in the Union tree and for the summer. Now, thinking village my lawyer sorry wife, M. C. Foss has gone to Monson, various other learn that he is in a Boston with church next and saying open that ’twas high time a new will and attend to hospital Sunday. Miss Marion Fulsora and Arthur Skin- he Will he principal of Monson the of a recent academy legal affairs. broken ribs, result fall. were in town last week to He will visit here in my grandniece Luella was married. tangled ner, of Brewer, August, his «0rk somewhat because WINTER HARBOR. £ It wasn’t likely that I could live on ’Twas absorbing, F. A. Herrick and wife have been obliged attend the funeral of John M. Oakes. ginning at Monson in September. that lawyer thinks he must do things to leave their season’s work at Rozier Rev. H. Houghton Schumacher, of indefinitely, and it might lie some Cape Mrs. Grace L. Foss, who has been a guest Apparently all roads led to in a certain way, but I know what I and return home on account of the illness will in Krsnklin to Helena, Mont., preach Channing at the home of O. W. Foss and wife three when the amusement to me in the hereafter Tuesday, Haag circus drew a want, and my way’s always best of their little daughter Gertrude of whoop- chapel next Sunday at 2 o’clock. big recollect the features of Luella’s hus- weeks, returned Wednesday to Melroae, crowd. The street parade was really These matters preoccupied my time ing cough. R0J band. Mass. the disappointing feature being the so much that I didn't have much lei- BURRY. shorn H. W. with wife and children, of ness of the route. The a Dodge, Maurice and of Bar performances And it would be pleasant to have sure to to the folks' matri- Lymburner wife, were give young arrived last week at There will be a dance at the grange hail. Somerville, Mass., the week-end with Mrs. well attended. Considering the little child about, a or a girl, for me monial which I sup- Harbor, spent crosd boy arrangements, were accom- Burry, Saturday evening. Higgins’ or- their bungalow here. They C. B. Young and and the occasion the day was to the few remaining were according to chestra. Lymburner’s parents, surprisingly pet during years posed progressing by Mr. Dodge’s youngest brother The circus panied wife. orderly. company, which w«, to me on when one in- the lines I’d laid out. But when yonng earth, naturally CkrI, and bis wife. a well-conducted left look- went Sorrento one, for clines to the young. Holbrook burst into my.presence, LA MOUSE. A merry party to Friday Newport E. C. a summer died after the evening ftbem. I saw at Greene, resident, and a lunch. Thoee in the I didn't know where an eligible ing kind of wild and dejected, There will be a dance at the town hall enjoyed picnic A wife sur- July 27. have to more time to his suddenly Friday morning. were Mrs. J. C. Mrs. g young man was coming from in these once I’d give Monday evening. Monaghan’s orchestra. party WortheD, vives him. Prayers were offered at the Grace L. Mrs. H. G of parts. But from the minute I was affairs. Foss, Foss, Melrose, NORTH BLUEHILL. home Sunday, and the remains taken to of born I had an opinion on every “What’s the matter?” Mass.; Miss Edith Foss, Malden, Mass.; always Everett for interment. The World’s Radium. Mrs. Horace of Mrs. Win held Mrs. C. P. Wescott, Bangor, u subject, and I knew I’d find the young He splashed round the room desper- Stannard Stratton, Cook, her July 27. H. Ray Baker, writing another visiting parents, M. 0. Palmar tod somehow. _ Mrs. H. W. Johnson, and Miss Gertrude man ately. article in his new series entitled “Seeing wife. ~ of this So when young Dudley Holbrook’s to six ieet tan. Droaa snouiaereu ft EAST LAMOINE. Foss, place. fr- America” in the American Magazine, Mrs. Elizabeth Cubie died auto turned turtle in front of look Funeral services of John M. Oakes were July 20, it my yard, proportionately, manly enough, of D. is describes a Henrj’ Stanley, Washington, C., entertainingly speech recently the home of her niece, Mrs. Thomas and young Dudley Holbrook draped don't I?" he demanded angrily. “I made in held at his home Tuesday afternoon. Rev. spending his vacation at W. C. Wallace’s. Washington by Dr. Howard A. Orieve, aged nearly himself around stone and gar- could eighty-seven my post never thought my worst enemy Kelly, the famous Baltimore wbo P. A. A. Killain. of Ellsworth, officiated. Mrs. W. C. W allace is ill. surgeon, years. She was born in »nd den gate with a broken arm and a I wasn't masculine. But Luella critically R. H. Young and Galen Scotland, say presented to a committee of congressmen Young sang very lived there until man of is twenty-live years broken collar bone I had the hired treats me as if I were sentimental and Miss Sybil Fields, Ellsworth, visit- “Over the River’’ and ago, and other public officials the cry of an impressively to this with to the Mrs. H. L. Smith. coming country Mrs. Grieves carry him straight up spare silly and—effeminate. I've tried in ing of American “There'll be No Tears In Heaven”. The army cancer-patients for She was a remarkable room. I family. woman, every way Imaginable, but somehow Mrs. Pearl Young, of New Haven, Conn., more radium. is an extract interment was in the family lot at River- Following highly educated, and took a great interest Alter tne doctor mid set ms Dones can’t get at it—the I mean. is Mrs. side Mr. Oakes was the second proposal. visiting Dyer Young. from Mr. Baker’s account of Doctor Kelly’s cemetery. in the affairs of her home his head I sat awhile until her health and bandaged by She won't walk or drive with me any of son of Barnuel and Olive Skinner Oakes, Mr. Woodbury, Brewer, spent Sunday speech: tailed. She was a faithful his bed and listened to his member ofthe blabbing. more; she won't let me get near the “He told us that there were and was born in Hancock fifty-two years with his family at the Leland cottage. only thirty church. She will Then I made up my mind he'd do to I made Congregational be subject. This afternoon up of radium now in all the world, ago. His early life was passed here where | Miss Margaret Morris, of;Philadelphia, grams missed in the home, w here she was ten- marry Luella. my mind I'd say it somehow. And he obtained bis education. He learned is friends at the that a gram is about the size of a pea and cared for in her so an index of char- visiting Leliajoe bunga- derly last days. The Nothing's good where did I find her! In the barn- ail the extracted radium the granite-cutting trade, which he fol- low. that, therefore, funeral was held at the borne. Her. acter and past actions as delirium talk, of .Mr. superintending the packing the egg in existence could be held in a man’s lowed many years. Later he went to Fred of Barker, of the Congregant rial church and, after I listened hard for fifty-five crates! You don't want niece to Brown, Waltham, Mass., was D. where he at your hand. Of the thirty grams in the world Washington, C., worked no of cho- here over His is officiating. Burialjat Bluehill. minutes and heard mention her time in the barn Sunday. family spending his trade several From there spend counting only two grams are in America, and about years. ho rus girls, jack pots or other metropoli- the summer here. July eggs—now. do you, Mrs. Thayer?” one worth one hundred thousand went to Pennsylvania, where he engaged 27._D. I do. gram, tan poisons, decided he'd "It's as well to our own Louise of and in business until his health just keep Cousins, Bangor, Dorothy dollars, is owned in Baltimore. He ex- began to fail, BAY SIDE. So, going out from the sickroom, I men of are at Mrs. Her- when he figures as to how many eggs the Coughlin, Ellsworth, hibited a little lube about an inch came back to his old home and long Oscar Kemiek, w ho has been ill a long addressed my grandniece: ship, when there's nothing more im- bert Davis’ for a few weeks. lived here until his death, containing seven thousand dollars worth Saturday, July ia able to out of doors in a for time, get pleas- “It's special dispensation you, on I answered 18. He married Miss portant hand." sagely. There was a delightful dancing party at of radium. He also told us bow it was Elizabeth Fulsom, of Providence- This ant weather. Luella, an act He dissented of with the impatiently. Shore Acres Saturday evening. Higgins’ used in cancer cases, cutting of? two Brewer, who, aged mother, man’s name, to cards by Mrs. Helen of young according I to her; ‘I've some- one and one survive Simons, Everett, Maas., “Well. said orchestra, of Ellsworth, played. of the three varieties of rays which radium sister, brother, him. and other memoranda in his is who has been at J. \v. pockets, I want to Mr. Oakes was a visiting Hemlck’s, thing awfully important say Enoch Peterson and of throws of? (these to member of Lygonia Holbrook. The wife, Waltham, being dangerous returned home last week. Dudley newspapers to Can't me a little time F. and A. i’amola you. you give Mass., w ho have been Mrs. Peter- human life) and using only the third lodge, M., grange, had a deal to last about the visiting say year alone?' She sent the man and maid Omaha Tribe of Red Men and Elineo U. E. Fellows, president of the James son’s parents, Harry Hodgkins and wife, variety. fortune old Holbrook left his sons Milliken 111., with away, and then she whirled round with have returned home. “But the most remarkable of his council. university, Decatur, a most part when he died. I consider this her out. bis will at "Kan- watch ‘We've got to get these demonstration was J uly 28. c. family, spend August Miss Helen left for the exhibition of a suitable marriage for you.” crates off for the afternoon she Googins Friday their summer home here. train,' series of thrown on a dolph Lodge”, where she her pictures, screen, Luclla's brown eyes opened wide. declared. 'I can five Cambridge, Mass., joined BLUEHILL. give you Just showing cancer cases actually relieved or Donald McKay and little daughter It’s a have when Luella Is aunt, Mrs. Frank Dyer, with whom she way they minutes. Now. what A. J. and wife are of Mrs. w say you want.’ cured by the treatment at Baltimore. Long guests Catherine, of Newton, Mass., ho have I won’t in will go to Porto Kico for an extended angry. But tolerate anger it all. how can a man Lilia Johnson. nang propose In one he exhibited a a been visiting at W. N. Lord's, have re- a visit. picture patient, young person and prepared to say so. across a dozen crates of eggs?” man a Bewail p. of is in town turned home. Mrs. remained for 28. M. with terrible cancer on his fore- Mark, Boston, McKay But all that Luella uttered was: I had this trait in July sust>ected practical head, so large that it hung down over the for a short visit. a longer visit. “What about the man, and young Luella, but never dreamed it had de- SOUTH 28. K. HANCOCK. eyes; in the next picture the man was Miss Louise Darling, of Boston, is the J uly what about Freddie?” to this extent I seized veloped my Miss of shown with his head free from of B. has a Hubbard, Staten Island, N. Y’., entirely guest Henry Darling. My grandniece most annoying headed cane and SOUTH BBOOKSVILLE. gold pounded vigor- is a at F. M. Watson’s. any evidence of cancer. He showed us also habit of bringing up topics wholly Ir- guest Miss Isabelle Marks, of California, is the ously. of cases that were in The schooner Kmilie Belle, Capt. Graj, relevant to the subject under discus- Miss Kate Mclntire, of Marlboro, is pictures many guest of Miss Charlotte Morton. “Luella, come here!" of treatment or is loaded with coal tor Brookiiu. in C. 8. process that could not, to sion. What had my grandnephew working Colwell’s family. A. W. Johnson and family, of St. The girl came, flushed from running. date, be cured for lack of sufficient radium. Paul, Mrs. Lettie E. Duffy is with Mias Freddie to do with the L. question? "Luella. this man W. Coggins, of Franklin, N. H., is Minn., are at their cottage for the season. give young more After each of these he would say: Lciemma who has been quile ill. “Freddie!" I stormed. “Don't you with his W. T. Gray, than five minutes. He wants to marry parents, Coggins and wife, Miss Maude Bacon is the of Mrs. ‘More radium, gentlemen!’ guest Boss Wood and of Bedstone, N. dare think of marrying Freddie! If for two weeks. M. family you.” “It was a Viles, at Long Island, Portland, for ever I had such an idea in head altogether very impressive are visiting at Mr. Wood's old home my William of several weeks. H., “I—I love you!” he stammered. Merrill, Campello, Mass., of the need for the govern- for you ’twas when he was In kilts and presentation here. “Luella, will you have me?” who has been a guest at W. T. Coggins’, ment control and James R. not in Freddie indeed! There development of the Abram baa returned to New college. returned home County Attorney 8. L. Bates end family, “No!” cried Luella furiously. Sunday evening. radium lands.” York, after a short visit with his Is too much society about Freddie. It’s parents. of are Mrs. Fannie __ Portland, visiting “Never!” Capt. M. A. Young, of the steamship Max Abram and wife. all frat and varsity and varsity and Bates. I exclaimed In of the Ward his Jenny Wren and Mate. “Hoity toity!" anger. Kennebec, line, with wife There wiU be a dance at frat. Too much society, I say. I the town hall aa an "Of course you'll have him, Luella. and daughter, of New is at the Accepting the open invitation of a large Fred Gray, who has been employed won't have you marry Freddie!” York, Thursday evening. Music by Higgins’ I’ve made mind to it. I won’t home of his R. H. cigar box, tacked on the electrician in British Columbia and Yukon I up my father, Young, for a wall, long way up of Ellsworth. went back to the sickroom and took orchestra, is home on be gainsaid." month. and down, and perforated with a hole aa territory the past four' years, at another look at the injured young man. Mrs. Everett and as a half-dollar Hinckley children, of a short visit. “I won't be married offhand to the Allen of Hancock large piece, Jenny Wren He had a strong body, a clear, fresh Crabtree, Point, has Winterport, and Miss Eva of C. first stranger who himself and her husband stopped with us this Snowman, 27. pitches E. W. Wooster’s farm near the J^ly _ skin and a look about the part of him purchased Hingham, are their across our front door and have us with Mass., guests Qf par- yard!” cried Lu- church, and is soon to build a spring, delighted their that wasn’t bandaged that told me he bungalow ents, Bewail P. Snowman and wife. MARIAVILLE. ella passionately, her eyes widening. and other domestic felicity all summer long. We hadn't abused the money his father buildings thereon. He will even made a The advance sale of tickets for the en- Lather Garland, of spent “I won't—I won't—I won't!" make his home there. little perch just beneath their Bucksport, had left him. A. Lrost. I was amazed at Luella. Never have doorway, to which they took kindly, and tertainment to be given by the library Sunday at the home of George oo, maoe mina mat lr those who naving up ray Among have taken their de- 1 is of I seen such a display of obstinate pig- where they would perch and sing their Augusl very large. Miss Powers William Hanscom, wife and *on» the young man didn’t die he should parture are 1. H. Coggins and son, C. R. headedness in and aft- of comes very highly recommended, and all visited their here re* I any individual, H. H. masterpieces heavenly joy. Stratton, parents marry Luelia, felt quite comfortable Wooster, Coggins and wife, L. A. should avail er I had made mind to this ad- Alas, fatal mistake! The saucy English themselves of this oppor- also their Mrs. Cora to have her future up my and P. G. Wooster. cently, daughter, settled. Penney Mr. Wooster to hear vantageous marriage the first 1 sparrows fooled around the neighborhood tunity her. Silsby, at Bar Harbor. He didn't die, and I interviewed him day expects to remain in Massachusetts for a two months before saw the young man. It was prepos- they discovered that The ladies’ sew ing circle of the been m often in the days when he was getting month when he and Mrs. Wooster will Congre- Laura Froat, who ban employed Then a of terous! perch. pair them found it and gational church will hold its annual sale is ber well in my front spare room. return to via Ban Waterville the past year, visiting Every- Pasadena, Cal., could I cane learned they get their heads in the Thursday, August 6, at the town Sb is ac“ thing I learned was to my satisfac- stamped my upon the floor, Francisco. hall, mother, Mra. Matilda Froat. bole. Forthwith war and from 10.30 a. m. tion. but forced myself to keep calm. 27. ensued, the to 5 p. m. A musical en- companied by two nephews. July W. bloodthirsty intruders dragged out the "Luella,” I said with “I have tertainment will be given in the He wasn't entangled with any other finality, babies and dropped them on the ground, evening July SUNSHINE. by friends here for the summer. 27._T- girl, had no family connections nearer decided it is most advantageous for alter a pitched battle with Jenny Wren and her and amid the SOUTH BLUEHiLL. than China, was sound and you to marry Dudley A. Holbrook.” Mertie is at home from Portland husband, anguished Rev. Daniel I. of N. physically Conary tears of two children. Gross, Nashua, H., “Hold the man lor the * is his Mrs. of Gru'ntleld, nothing extraordinary mentally. Luel- on,” young interrupt- summer. The babies were visiting mother, Mrs. Maria Gross. JUrry Hamilton, returned by me, under tbe la had often been ed; "I'm not Dudley A. Holbrook the watchful of Bunday Mr. Gross the Mass., and her are spending unruly in her child- Mrs. F. A.;.Ste«art, ol Brooklin, is in eyes their parents, who occupied pulpit of family, He's the rich New immediately came back to the nest. The the summer at their here. hood, but I didn't care to punish her to Yorker." town lor a lew Congregational church, and in the cottage days. was and then the the of It irritates me to t>e inter- tragedy repeated perch at the children, o! extent tying her for life to any always was evening spoke Baptist chapel. His Mrs. Everett Covering and Mrs. Leslie ;Conaryf;and children are torn away. The wrens went through man of genius. rupted, particularly by young people. the hole without it and with congregations were well with bis and Miss Laura Hamil- visiting relativesjhere. perfect ease, pleased Somerville, Mass., And this and the were and summer So the third week that the young interruption was especially sparrows checkmated. It remarks, glad of the opportunity to ton, of Portland, are spending th Mrs. Amanda Sellers has took them two to learn that as it returned Irom days they could listen to so talented a and man lay in my front spare room, up lunoying, made Luella flare up. son of Bluehill with their parents, Sidney Hamilton a short visit at Oceanvilie. hang to thst hole with their feet, just as 27. one I came to the She turned on me like a whirlwind. July h wife. flight, point very the w rens did, and Jenny and her husband u- “It serves Aunt Mrs. Byron Sellers and of were again driven July 27. plainly. you right. Myra, children, awar. PROSPECT In an almost human w HARBOR. “What do you think of my grand- that he isn't the rich Dudley Hol- Somerville, are visiting Airs. J. R. Davis. ay the tiny pair Beemed to appeal to me for protection. Mrs. Sarah of Bar is yllJfomifUTWnV niece Luelia?” I demanded brook. It shows you the of Mrs. Whitaker, Harbor, bluntly. futility Cynthia IPickering, of Haverhill, I then took a card and cut a hole in it a guest at Capt. George W. Colwell’s. The boy flushed and turned uneasily such sordid matchmaking—trying to Mass., is visiting her brother, John about as large as a quarter, and this I in bed. a off that tacked over the larger opening in the J. Oillanders took an automobile I marry girl in way—your own Conary. party GROWING CHILDREN cigar box. Immediately as I came down of “She's ripping, isn’t she? So straight ! niece, too—it s outrageous!” gentlemen to South Brooksviite Sun- Miss Ethel of Salem, is from the ladder the wrens BE and Stinson, Mass., waiting as- MUST WATCHED. strong! Sometimes I hear her sing1 Something caught in Luella's voice, sumed of their day. spending her vacation with her parents possession domicile, and minor Ing when she runs off down the and the tears though the was rather L. P. Cole Children are subject to many gar brimmed over in her C. A. Stinson and wife. opening Bmall and wife, with Miss Cole, den. She does all for them they with t"rn sorts of things, brown eyes. Waterworks don’t affect cheerfully put up were week-end guests of the W. P. Hew- ills, which unchecked speedily Herman a of this inconvenience. doesn't she? Once, when I was Conaryjtook party friends prop- me, but the young man sprang toward The but ins, of Milbridge. into serious sickness. to Sedgwick Sunday. After dinner with sparrows returned, gave up the ped up in bed staring out at the apple her eagerly. job when they saw the new F.” Medicine gi'en Charles and doorway. The Misses tiodsdon, of who “I,. Atwood's trees. I saw her run down the Conary wife, they enjoyed an Thus was peace restored in the of Boston, dis- slope “Luella, did you turn me down be- family have been at J. M. Williams’ checks those little and automobile ride to Bluehill. the dear little songsters, and the entire two weekB, promptly, leap the little brook. Took it cause you I was the it >6 * thought Dudley 27. human with them. It was left Friday for Monhegan. used as a TONIC, Gee! I wish I July C. family rejoiced regularly splendidly. was up and A. Holbrook?” a battle of human wits against those F. F. Hill and family, of splendid preventive of childhood could go walking with her!” “Yes,” came in muffled tones from plucky little “bootblacks” of the bird Dorchester, WALTHAM. race—the Mass., and West were ills. "She’s a good, sensible girl, is Luel- Luella’s averted head. English sparrows. Never have Gouldsboro, enter- William we had such bewitching little friends as tained at W. F. and bowel la.” I looked him squarely in the eye. Ring lost a valuable horse re- Bruce’s, Saturday. For relief of stomach “Will you reconsider now that you Mr. and Mrs. Wren, with their friendly “Young man, you'll go a be- cently. chatter E. H. Kingston and of it is long way know I'm Just Dudley Holbrook and and joyous, full-throated songs, I bride, Melrose, troubles, unsurpassed. noon concluded fore you'll see another such girl as I love A. K. Haslem, with a crew, is haying in morning, and evening; the insect Maes., their visit with the Eastbrook, Me.: you?” diet for their I Luelia.” Trenton. precious youngsters often Bruces and returned home use ‘L- *•’ Luella's brown eyes met his at our Wednesday. ‘‘land my family eager being gathered very feet.—J. P. lD “X believe you!” he cried fervently. Miss Josie Haslem in Our Dumb Miss Addie of it gaze, and the anger died away in left Saturday to visit Lowty, Animali. Bunker, Cambridge, wood’s Medicine freely, keeping So in my mind 'twas as good as set- and them. Then she flung back her head relatives in Massachusetts. Mass., Franklin, is spending a few the house at all times. tled. weeks with her Mrs. C. es- and looked at me defiantly. Mrs. Stephen Jordan was called to Win- To clean pe wter, wash it with hot water sister, C. Larrabee. It is beneiicial in many ways, went on as I meant Things Just they rub it with fine sand Mrs. John W. “Yes!” her voice rang out trium- terport by the death of her father. and when dry polish Stinson has gone fora few for who have so many But because I made no more pecially children, (Should. with leather. weeks’ vacation to and mention of Luelia seemed phantly. Adalbert Martin, who had been visiting Portland, Boston, and little with stomach my plans other bf complaints But, bless you, I only laughed with- relatives has Aunt ’Liza’s former mistress was parts to to think I'd forgotten them, and she here, returned to hiB home in talking Massachusetts, visit bowels.” in myself, for. ns I said in the begin- Mass. to her one morning, when suddenly she friends. didn’t once demur when I sent her in Waltham, discovered a little pickaninny standing The (Signed) Mrs. A. B. Jellison. ning. I know my own think-best is a Methodist church was filled every afternoon to read to the invalid. Benjamin Willey and wife were called shyly behind his mother’s skirts. “Is Sun- with the deal better than anybody else's think-, this little Aunt ’Liza?” day morning when Rev. R. C. YOUR children The young man got well, of course, to Cherryfield by the serious illness of your boy, “Yes, Dalrell gave Safeguard dat’s one best. Mr. Miss; Prescription.” “Uoodness, of bis good sermons. Miss all dealers. but he didn’t go away. He declared Willey’s father. a Alley big 85 Cent bottle—at what funny name, auntie, for a child! of And I'd known for a long time that Brooks, Montclair, N. J., sang a 80l„ my old country place was the most de- The funeral of Daniel a How in the world did you to call mail from Jones, respected happen Rest in the FREE Sample by the young man wasn't the Dudley Hol- him that?” “Ah calls him dat be- “Oh, Lord,” from Mendels- lightful spot in New England and that and aged citizen, was held at the cborch simply cuz Ah has sech hand wuk gettin’ him sohn’s and Miss “L. F.” MEDICINE CO., Portland, he felt more at borne there than else- brook! “Elijah”, Brooks and Sunday, Rev. Gideon Mayo, of Franklin, filled.”—Ladies’Home Journal. Miss Margaret Kerr sang “One Sweetly Me.