: ■ !- ; _ ^ S ^ ■ Cllswortl) !Imedc0n. vol. lvii. )^o,”0:P;^cVy1a.,>"T***-i ellsworth, Maine, Wednesday afternoon, july 26, 1911. No. 30. -— aoDfrttiemtm*. LOCAL AFFAIRS. B. Doyle, A. Ilutn Fields, Mary A- Hurley, SMintiffmfKta. Clara and Alice Mullan, Marie Harley and Ella M. Crowe. ^ TAKE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. CHANCES? At the WHY for sale. Methodist church Sunday morn- Plano * Lost—Bank book. ing Dr. Hirer’s subject will be “Co-opera- Rice A Max G Cimbollek—Violinist H„(e belonging’ to Tyler, and teacher. tion with God”. In the there ^* When Harry C Austin A Co—Furniture and under- evening bnd no offlee In tbe $3.00 per year dcalere, who taking. will be a special service. UNION TRUSTCOMPANY now deetroyed, wm opened will assure Absolute Protection J A Haynes—Cash-down store. Jr btm bloc it, you Walter W. Royal and wile, who have contents found de- East Sonar: OF ELLSWORTH and ita for valuables In been Seturday your the Mrs Mary Stinson—Cottage to let. spending several weeks visiting rela- tives in have returned to their atroyed. Bccksport: Ellsworth, OFFICERS Hanson B Stousland—Notice of foreclosure. home In Cincinnati, Ohio. John A. Pitt km, President Hhnry W. Vtea-Preeldent Monday morning, and it M> Fire and Trrmont: Cushman, wwoptned Burglar-Proof The Ellsworth schooner Storm Petrel was Henry H. Treasurer M. tb. eoetenU aU de- Eugene H Tinker—Libel notice. Hiqoins, Oalxebt, Secretary found that »»re » m reported at Vineyard Haven Saturday,with Tb«io-to Afc. dw*d vaults of the main boom broken and outer Jib gone. She 8CHBDULB OF MAILS DIRECTORS • — Conmerical. Bangor at was struck by a squall Friday. bllsworti postorricb. William F. Campbell Eugene Hale Albert E. Mae* PURRILL NATIONAL. In effect June 26, 1911. Harry G. Goodwin and Miss Marlon E. Fred A. Chandler W. A. Haver Frank C. Naab l BANK, Collar, both ot Franklin, were married Alfred B. Crabtree Barney B. Havey John A. Patera OF ELLSWORTH. MAILS ARCHIVED. W. Cushman L. Blon M. at the in Ells- Henry Frank Hodgkins Pike From Wbbt—*6.56, {11.16 a m; 4.36, §6.18 p m. Saturday Baptist parsonage Rooms for Bo* Renters. Inspection Invited. Lucillus A. Emery L. Elrie Holmes Henry W. Sargent private From Bast—12.22, 5.85 and 11.07 p m. worth by Rev. P. A. A. Killam. Myer Qellert John R. Holmee Elmer P, Hours: 9 Set. 9 1. Spofford to 4. to Cell to-day. MAIL CLOSB8 AT ROSTORRICB. Rev. A. J. Lord, wife and son, of Meri- John K. Qrebam H. B. Holmee O. W. Tajpley Going West—11.45 a m; ta.56, »5 and *9 m. Henry H. Gray Arno W. King John O. Whitney p den, Conn., arrived last week, and are Going East—6.80 a m; 8.56 and 5.46 m. p guests of Mrs. Lord’s father, Hosea B. Registered mail should be at postofflce half Phillips. They will remain in this vi- We invite you to become a depositor with The Union Trust Company of Ells- an hour before mail closes. worth. You have only to glance over the list of our officers and directors to for several weeks. know that mouev is safe The included. cinity your under their supervision. managers of thin •Daily, Sunday {Daily, except institution are well known for their and business success You need Mouday. f The S. L. C.’s will meet with MiBS probity Daily, except Saturday. {Daily, have no hesitation in business or savings to their oare. Don’t Have LAZY MONEY! except Sunday, Sunday at 6.49. entrusting your your Geneva Smith to-morrow evening. There We take pleasure in offering you all the facilities of our institution and we No mall or dispatched to received from the trust that you will avail yourself of them, and will favor us with your banklug east will be music, Set your spare1 cash to work for you in our Sav- Sundays. readings, recitations, query business. and talks on the life of Lincoln. ing* Department, where it will be constantly box, Light as will be earning more money at a liberal interest rate, Miss Mae Btudor left for New refreshments, usual, yesterday served. ! * and be surely safe, yet instantly available when York. UNION TRUST COMPANY I want it. Le t us tell you bow you can bank The Cantara Carnival Co., a collection of you C. L. Morang and family are at their ^ with ua mail as easily aud safely as in “midway” attractions, set up in the field Vi__ by Just J Contention Cove cottage. person. Ask TO-DAY. at the junction of State and School streets | Mrs. C. H. of is the Closson, Boston, three days last week, drawing good ELLSWORTH TEACHERS. COMING EVENTS. guest of Miss N. M. Dutton. crowds. The company may return to Ells- EASTERN TRUST & BANKING CO. Miss Cox, of Mass., is the worth for Old Home week. List of Those Elected to ELLSWORTH. 1 Lucy Malden, Complete liaugor. Maine. of Miss Bernice at Hancock guest Eldridge. Everett W.Lord,a former Ellsworth boy, the City Schools. Tuesday evening, Aug. 1, Bra no lies at Old Town and B. ball—Lecture on prohibitory law by George Floyd’s pension has been in- has been elected dean of Boston univer- The school board of at its lochias. Ellsworth, Pollock, of North Dakota. Admis- creased from |24 to f30 a month. sity, a position second only in importance Judge regular meeting yesterday afternoon, sion free. Pearl Thorsen, of New York, has joined and responsibility to that of president. the election of teachers for the week at his wife here for a short vacation. And rumor has it that Mr. Lord will ulti- completed Aug 6-12-Old Home celebration be raised to the of the city schools. Ellsworth. Mrs. Alma K. Whittemore is occupying mately presidency There were two vacancies in the at Odd Fel- the Richards homestead on Bridge hill. university. high Saturday evening, Aug. 12, Ellsworth friends were to learn lows hall—Reunion and banquet of Ella- Mrs. F. A. Coombs, of East Orange, N. grieved school this year, caused by the resigna- of the death on at Hebron sani- worth high school alumni association. with her two is here (or a vaca- Monday, tions of Mr. Ward and Mr. Ellsworth. J., sons, and tarium, of Miss Bernice Coughlin, of Dex- Banqnet at 7.30 followed by dancing tion. was In com- Miss Brown re-elected. the cards. 75 cents. ter, daughter of William J. Coughlin, Tickets, J. F. Knowlton and family are spending mon schools a of the teachers of formerly of Ellsworth. Miss Coughlin majority Friday, Ang. 25, at Ellsworth high a week at the Treworgy cottage, Conten- had visited relatives here and last year were re-elected. st 8 a. m. — Teachers’ tion Cove. frequently, school, beginning had many friends in this city. Besides Following is a complete list of teachers exsminstion for State certificates. Miss Margaret Downey and brother Ed- her she leaves one sister and five parents, elected for the next school year: COUNTY. ward spent Sunday at the Han scorn cot- brothers. Howard A. Mc- tage, Bayside. High school—Principal, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Aug. B. F. Gray and wife returned yesterday Lellan, of Princeton; first assistant, 22, 23, 24—Horse show at Bar Harbor. Dr. A. C. has a Hagerthy purchased from a two-weeks’ outing at Contention Thomas P. Packard, of Houlton; second five PAMILY REUNIONS. forty-eight horsepower, passenger Cove. They had as guests Mrs. Gray’s assistant, Mabeile W. Brown, Fairfield. Buick automobile. Wedneseay, Aug. 2—Sals bury family at sons Charles and Edmund Burke, her No. 2 (Brimmer’s bridge)—Martin A. Gar- Nathan Beech Hill Seth T. Campbell and family, of Island daughter, Mrs. Henry A. Brown, and hus- land. Salsbury’s shore, pond» Otis. Falls, are at the Grindal cottage. Pleasant band, of Waltham, Mass., Mrs. Mary No. 3 (city)—State street, Catherine Har- Beach, for a month. Campbell and son and daughter, Julia and ley. School street, Annie F. Malian, Wednesday, Aug. 9—Gray fsmily at Oak West Robert B. Holmes and wife leave next James, of Mattapan, Mass., Miss Ethel grammar; Ella M. Jude, sub-grammar; Grove, Sedgwick. Miss Sallie Donroe. Monday for a tour of Canada, including Brown and Mary C. Hamilton, assistant. Pine Saturday, Aug. 26—Wilbur family at the Quebec and Montreal. A severe electrical storm, accompanied street, Margaret G. Drummey, interme- home of J. D. Perkins, Franklin. Hi Water Arthur E. Cook, of Boston, with wife [ by hail and rain, visited this section Sat- diate; Mary Black, primary. Alice Mullan. Buick and Cadillac and little daughter, is visiting his parents, urday. Hail-stones an inch in diameter street, Up River Fair. No. 4 — A. of I James L. Cook and wife. fell in some places. The hail followed a (Morrison) Mary Conley, The dates for the annual fair of the narrow path, however, and damage to Pembroke, in place of Ruby J. Gurney, W. Sargent, Carrol Shea, Northern Hancock agricultural society at i -*■ arc Henry Ralph the two makes of cars for which we are the selling ! was slight. Light- resigned. Brooks and Mason are for crops comparatively Amherst have been fixed for Tuesday and events. The features these cars are Philip camping of such that no intending took the and electric power No. 5 (Surry road)—Evelyn M. Bonsey. a week, at Point. j ning telephone Wednesday, Sept. 26 and 27. >'• > i user should fail to become familiar with them. We are Weymouth wires in several parts of the town,doing no No. 6 (Infant street)—Nina Franklin. eaten to show detail. E. W. sub-master of the beyond putting many every Ellsworth, damage telephones No. 8 (Nicolin)—Ruth G. Maudocks. *• out of commission. ■SBfafrttatmRUs. Ellsworth high school the two — COV PLETE LIME OF" LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCKS past years, No. 11 (West Ellsworth) Carrie L. in E. H. is visiting friends in Ellsworth. At the races Bangor Saturday, Turner, of Milbridge, in place of Amy won honors and Miss Evelyn Bonaey, who has been vis- Greely’s stable money. F. Astbury, resigned. three races on the and 15 Models—$550 to $1850. iting her brother Sidney for two weeks in There were card, No. 13 (Bayside)—Alice B. Moore. been trotted in each when heats had — Searsport, is expected home Friday. two No. 15 (west side) Mary A. Gaynor, rain stopped the sport, money being dis- Ruth Fields. Roy J. Goodwin and family are occupy- New Store tributed according to the two heats. In No. 18 Jor- ing the cottage at Pleasaut Beach which (Ellsworth Falls)—Minerva Ellsworth & Machine the three-minute class, Maine Todd,driven sub- West end of Foundry Works, Mr. Goodwin has recently completed. dan, grammar; Sylvia Hurley, bridge Mr. took the two and by Greely, heats, grammar; Grace Carter, primary. Maine. Miss Ruby J. Gurney, who has taught in the Water^Street, Ellsworth, went into the thirty list, going first No. 19 (Shore road) Lyda A. True. the Morrison school for the past two years, and the second in heat in 2.29% 2.29%. Schools Nos. 7, 8 and 9, adjoining Can beat these has accepted a position in Phipps burg. a when you Incidentally Mr. Greely got spill districts in North are closed — Ellsworth, by GARAGE and every tool needed to do with all A. L. Livingstone, of Boston, who has another hooked into his when the repairing speed. sulky operation of the State law, the average ? been H. W. Dunn and wife sev- were after the visiting horses turning finishing attendance in each having fallen below prices eral weeks left for Boston second heat. Mr. Greely was not injured. Chocolate Baker), past, Monday. the required eight pupils. The schools (Walter In the 2.19 class, Daniel O’Dell, driven by per cake, 20c Miss Jessie Nash returned last week Charles W. Eaton, took the first heat in can only be reopened by. vote of the city Soda, in bulk, lb. _ 3c from Mil bridge to spend the remainder of 2.19%, and divided first and second money government on recommendation of the Flora which took the second heat. ... -*Cc the summer with her mother, Mrs. E. G. with P., school board. Starch, lump, lb. Nash. Shall the prohibitory law be retained or The school board voted to recommend Oolong Tea, in bulk, lb. 25c shall the State over to high license and of Salt 14 lb. 2lo Mrs. ti. l. uoage ana mile son naroia, go to the city government the opening (Worcester), bag, local This is the question to be the middle of the Order who have been visiting Mrs. E. M. Dodge option? school No. 8, district These goods are all of the best quality, decided at the on 11. to for Grocery on the have returned to Bar polls September three, and arrange transportation and I have others at Big road, correspondingly Hurry in Ellsworth in the Harbor. The opening gun of pupils from districts 7 and 9, where low prices. _ campaign for the retention of the law will necessary. In anticipation of concurrent Frank Bonsey, of Lynn, Mass., is ex- be fired in Hancock hall next Tuesday action by the city government, a teacher This Cash Combination Order offers MORE Groceries for LESS pected home Monday for a three-weeks’ Freshest of evening, by Judge Pollock, of North for No. 8 was elected. Best of Butter, Eggs stay with his parents, Capt. K. C. Bonsey cash than you could jiossibly get otherwise. Read the list: Dakota. North Dakota has recently The school board voted to close school and wife. swung into the prohibition column, and No. 14, Beechland, and arrange for trans- 5 lbs. Sugar, .IO Miss Annie K. Stock who has bridge, | it will be well worth while to hear a man portation of the smaller pupils where 2 bars .02 I been with her brother in Los An- Soap. Henry of Judge Pollock’s standing and experi- deemed necessary. toe. Cocoanut .05 since last fall, arrived home pkg. j geles, Cal., ence tell of the conditions that obtain in Kearns, lb. .OO last week. to this 1 Starch, his own state with reference great Kish and Game Hearings. issue. He is said to be a most Odd Fellows Block, Ellsworth 1 Corn Flakes, .03 Miss Hhirley F. Dodge, of Bar Harbor, interesting The commissioners of inland fisheries pkg. and because of his work in that | is the summer with her speaker, i lb. Oolong Tea, .40 spending grand- : state has been called the “Neal Dow of and game last Friday had hearings upon F. and on the 1 lb. Coffee, .33 parents, George Dodge wife, ! North Dakota”. The public, especially several petitions asking for fishing regu- When in doubt, buy at Austin’s road. ! those who are cordially invited to Surry vote, lations upon various streams and in 5 lbs. Rolled .25 ponds —■— Oats, hear him. There is no admission price and m-uj n »■—% Mrs. C. 1. Davis and little daughter this vicinity. Chairman John 8. P. H. l bag Salt, .10 j no collection. and Miss Lovina Moon are at the Wilson, of and Frank E. 1 bottle Blueing, .10 Vera Auburn, Mace, Mount Desert for a two- of Great were the commissioners Bluffs, Ferry, MOUTH OK THK KIVKK. Pond, ALL FOR $1.40 weeks’ outing. present. Mrs. Charles J. McCarthy and daughter, Harris Pratt is home. At Franklin there were hearings in the A cash the extra low of 81.46 forenoon on strictly offer, price of Boston, who have been visiting her pa- T. A. Pinkliam is home baying. petitions for closing Egypt stream and its tributaries for three covering this special Combinatiou Order without change. rents, Richard Hawkea and wife, have Miss Eva Closson is working (or Mrs. years, and for the closing of Molasses pond to Come in TO-DAY—and save. gone to Brewer. Henry Davis. ice fishing. The commissioners reserved A of ladies a sail to Mrs. Laura J. Alexander is spending her * party young enjoyed decision. 1 Manset In the were Misses vacation here with her sister, Mrs. T. A. Sunday. party At Ellsworth in the afternoon there was Alice C. Ella M. Frances Pinkham. Gay nor, Hawkea, a hearing on petition for closing all tribu- —~ --— taries of Branch pond. There was no re- ! 3bbrrt»cmmt*. monstrance. The commissioners will Bordeaux Mixture, render their decision later. At the Ellsworth hearing a petition for DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY Lime and Sulphur, the screening of lower Patten pond was We Can Save You Dollars Arsenate SPECIAL presented. If the petition is granted, as $ $ WITH TMB Lead, when it probably will be, the screen will be buying OLD RBLIABLB Pyrox Copperas, built by private subscription. IRON or BRASS BEDS Paris Green, We carry a large slock of Blue Vitriol, OFFER LAKEWOOD. Springs, Mattresses, Pillows. (while last! John Tourtelotte is at work for White Hellebore, they Ralph In fact, EVERYTHIN!} in the Hancock Co. Savings Sargent. General HOUSE FURNISHING Line Prepared Lime, I Bon Bon Dish George W. Garland is at work for A. H. Bisulphide Carbon, Garlaud, haying. HARRY C. AUSTIN & CO., ==Bank= (a daiuly) John It. Moore is cutting the bay on ELLSWORTH, ME. Moth Balls, Harold Moore’s place here. H. C. Austin. Mgr. and Coroner. GIVEN AWAY WITH A Bug Death Mrs. Isena Franklin, of West Newton, In is hero on her business 37 1-2 years and has paid pound box of these Mass., annual visit. Beautiful FERNS for 75 Sheep Dipping Powder, Large, regular eemi-annual dividends. A pleasant event Tuesday was Lambert’s Death to chocolates. evening House and Porch Decorations. Lice, the gathering of sixty friends of Charles O. and Martin A. Garland in new Tht* is a time to secure desirable FOK SALE AT tbeir present good ferns of different BANKING BOOMS: Moore’s Drug Store, barn, for an old-fashioned barn party. varieties at Games were played and refreshments ELLSWORTH GREENHOUSE. 6 Store Cor. P. O. were served. State Street, Ellsworth, Me. Parcher’s Drug Opp. Telephone 43. ! panted her mutual Benefit fcolnmn. 3mong tt)c •rangers. COUNTY NEWS. by daughter. y„ w i «*“»». «xl«» Chen. She marnS"^lb* EDITED BT "AORT MAMBN. mm night, much Tbit colon n is devoted to tbs Grange, es- SUNSET. ! enoouraged. pecially to tbe granges of Hancock county. Byron Traoy, who baa /(« Motto: “Helpful and Hopeful.” Mrs. Peters and son are at Mrs. EUaa a^wnt the The column fa open to all grangers for the and a half in year the cam. J** disc nation of of and Sylvester’s. Wait, “• OTTUMWA topics general interest, recently to Tialt hia Th« of this column mre succinctly family. For the Week purposes for reports of grange meetings. Make letters Owen Jackson and wile returned to their Prayer Meeting Topic stated In the title and motto—It is for the mutual July a. short and concise. All communications must home _ H Beginning July 30, 1911. and alto* to be helpful and hopeful Saturday. benefit, be signed, but name# trill not be printed ex- — A missionary Journey around for the common it Is fer the com Celeb Paris and ol 8TON1NGTON. Topic. Being good, of the writer. All com- wile, Everett, Mass., Mission* In Burma and cept by permission the world.—VII. roon use—a servant, a of In- are at their Mine Era public purveyor munications will be to by cottage. Snowman, of Kluehill ..... xvll. Edited by Her. WOMAN subject approval b* India.—Acts formation and suggestion, a medium for the In gneat of Mr*. F. T. H. D. D. the editor, but none will be rejected without Mr*. Greene, ol South Boston, is Simpeon. Bherman Doyle, lde*«. In this It solicits Lydia terchangeof capacity good reason. Mia. Zora with strands” and visiting relatives here. Thuraton, who ha. India her "coral communications, and Us success depend* largely heen 10 Porto Rico teaching, is home. teeming population Is a great religious on the support given It In this respect. Com Mrs. William Kaynes and her mother DATBI. Fred E. Here Brahmanism and municatlona must be signed, but the name of arrived Irom Boston Saturday. Webb and wife are battleground. 14—Field meet Han- taking a writer will not be printed except by permission CURED Monday, Aug. ingot cation in their motor and Mo- Mr*. Prank ol is vis- trip car. Buddhism had their birth, cock Pomona at Bluehill mineral Brown, Hampden, Communications will he subject to approval or grange Mra. as a re- iting her mother, Mrs. Henry Cole. Emily Bebbidge. who hammediam was Introduced rejection by the editor of the column, but none spring. ha. h~„ very ill, is now and con- will be rejected without reason. Address E. Pinkham’s Miss Eaton spent a lew days convalescing. sult of the Invasion gradual good By Lydia Thursday, Aug. 31—Meeting of Hancock Josephine of almost the entire country by all communications to last wesk with Prescott Eaton and wife. Walter Shaw and wife, of quest Pomona grange with Rainbow' grange, Washing,* The a Mexican. Compound D. are the which began about 1000 Vegetable the members of the C., guests of Mrs, Samuel Arabs, Ellsworth. Me. North Brookaville. Tuesday, July 25, Go*. A. D. In no other land have the evil Ottumwa, Iowa.—“For rears I was circle will hold a sale at th* A concrete sidewalk is sewing candy being laid on been a constant sufferer from female Main effects of these so called religions almost 8CHOOD1C, 420, FRANKLIN. chapsl. street near the Noyes DREAMING OP ROMS. trouble in all its drug store. more evident. The caste system of It comes to me often in silence. dreadful Sc hoodie grange, No. 420, held it* regu- Prsd Small, who works at Mill Island, George Noyes, Jr., and wife, of has been developed. forms; Mi|„ Brahmanism fully When the firelight low. lar with a email attend- but is now able to re- bis Dr. sputters shooting pains all meeting July 30, has bsen quite ill, visiting parents, Noyes and wife Is In Its grossest When the uncertain shadows Idolatry practiced black, over sick ance. The third and fourth degrees were sume work. 8. of the my body, George Aedmsn, wife, ,nd tmo forms, and the evidences hope- Seem wraiths of the long ago; worked on one candidate. A§ one is headache, spinal every Mia* Bessie McNutt, of dien are guests of his are seen on with a throb of heartache Cliflondale, father, U. W. r*. lesaness of Buddhism Always dizziness, it was voted meet- weakness, busy now, to postpone Mias Laura Bad din man. re- | |That fills each pulsive vein. Mas*., is tbs guest ol every band. No more revolting depression,and ings until 7. September at Mrs. Haskell «. Mias practices were ever developed Comes the old, unquiet longing that was Hsnry Eouise Sweetaer, who baa teen ligious For of home everything of the lives of In- the peace again. horrid. 1 tried many Mrs. Gertrude and children, Lil- iting in Gaatlne, ia now at bom, than the sacrifice Mosley .7 77'* doctors in different DKKR ISLE, 206. fants by casting them Into the Ganges I'm sick of the roar of cities. j lian and Ruth,and Mias Lillian Knowlton, Stonington. of the L'nited Deer Isle grange held a regular session river and the horrors of the Jugger- And of faces cold and strange; parts cam* home from Portland Hatorday. Thomas F. Barbour and Merton 1 know where there’s warmth of States, but E. with a attendance for the Coomb, aud no darker welcome. Lydia July 10, good are on a naut and the suttee, Pinkham’s Mrs. Carrie Eaton is entertaining Miss vacation trip to Biddeford And my yearning fancies range Vegeta- season. Quite an amount of business waa .nd life Is Imaginable than that of the l'\\ H Has of and Krnnefcunk. Back to the dear old homestead. compound Mary Bartlett, Marblehead, Mass., widows In India. It done, it being the first meeting millions of child done more for mo than all the doctors. Miss Marion Davis, ol Melrose, Mass. John Bowen came from With an aching sense of pain. the Ice-cream was served Mt. Waldo conditions have been it to tell these of quarter. Sat- Is true that these But there’ll be in the I feel my duty you of for- and will be Joy coming recess. On account of the lateness of Arthur Kaynes, Lynn, Mas*., urday, employed at the under the facts. heart is full of RTatitude to at livla! greatly changed supremacy W’hen I go home again. My this received fatal Parker the the was dis- merly of place, injuries quarry. of In India, and it Is still you for my cure."—Mrs. Harriet K. hour, literary program England yet last week a kick from a horse. He was When I go home again! There’s music 524 S. Hansom with. by Minol Oon», who I* in true that— Wampler, Street, pensed employed Boston, Tnat never may die away. Ottumwa, Iowa. working in a stable when tbe horse kicked is spending his vacation with his deliver 1 They call us to And it seems the hands of angels him. His skull was fractured and his jaw VV. H. Goft»and wrife. Their land from error’s chain. FLORAL, 158, NORTH BCCKHPORT. On a mystic harp at play Consider This Advice. broken. He lived but a short time. He of was John F. and Have touched with a sadness Regular meeting Floral grange Stanley wife, shn UartDoiomew, one or me iweive yearning No woman should submit to a surai- leave* four brother* and one sister. His nivo held with an attendance of been of Ml*. T. H. Is said to have in On a beautiful, brotcen strain. cal which mean July 18, thirty guest* Milt,, have * “* apostles. preached operation, may death, wile died a few year* ago. to their home in Brock To which is my fond heart three members and two guests. A re-elec- loif. India, but this Is mere tradition. We wording— until she has given Lydia E. l'inkham's launch Hal ur- a fair trial. tion for master was held to till vacancy K. \Y. Knowltun lost bis Mr*. Julia Harmon, of North \V do know, however, that Christianity When I go home again. Vegetable Compound bia Mr*. Ger- i.iufield, of day nigbt, July 15, sister, * bo ceroe to of caused by the death Master Joseph attend the funeral was Introduced Into India at least as Outside my darkening window This famous medicine, made only trude E. Mneely, at the same time losing ,.,f Mr, Is the world's crash and Gordon. The worthy overseer declined of her Howard 8 po fiord, left for her early as the second Christian century. great din. from roots and herbs, lets for thirty two large trunks containing much home on And to have his name and \V. ow n and children’s sil- Indian merchants visited to slowly the autumn shadows proved to lx- the most valuable used, George wearing apparel, Wedofudijr, Egypt years bed and table linen, etc. Mrs. Come drifting, drifting in. tonic and invigorator of the female Chip man was elected master. Sarah A. verware, The Boston sell their silks and pearls and learned Moeley, who recently lost her husband, yacht club, with a fleet 0| Sobbing, the nigbt wind murmurs Women residing in almost was elected lecturer to till of the Saviour. their efforts organism. Royal vacancy bad broken up in Everett, forty yachts, anchored in the Through To the of the autumn rain; house-keeping harbor splash every and town in the United caused of W. to to be the city by resignation George Chip- Mass., and was returning her old borne and a Pantaemus. who Is supposed But I dream of the glorious greeting States hear to the Wednesday spent part of the day willing testimony man. for the summer. She bad arrived on tbe and first Christian to India, When 1 home _ night here, going east to Bar missionary go again. wonderful virtue of Lydia E. Pink- Petnaquid that evening, Mr. Knowlton go- Harbor. was sent to teach the Indians of to for ber in tbe launch. Abram T. ham's Vegetable Compound. NEW CENTURY, 356, DEDHAM. ing Htonington Collier, vice-president uf th, A number of Chris- Dear M. B. Friends; Helurning, they left tbe trunks aboard tbe Christ Syrian Three candidates received instruction in Shawroutt national bank, has been in to*o Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., boat, as it was low water and dark, leav- tians settled lu India In the fourth As vacation time, reuiona and Old Home the paat week. Mr. Collier’s invites all sick women to write rtrat and second degrees in New Century ing tbe boat, aa tbey auppoaed, all right. mother was century. Francis Xavier visited south week festivities are now in order, the abe waa eeen be on a daughter of the late her for advice. Her advice is free, grange July 22. Though several were ab- About 11 o'clock to David Thurltm ,nd India In the sixteenth century, and sent Aunt Emma comes in Are, end burned to tbe water’i edge. It la a native of town. poem by very confidential, and always helpful. sent who had prepared to take part in the tbit The of Home” thought that tbe boat caught Are from many Hindus became Christiana. appropriately. “Songs was Mr. special program, it carried out as far the muffler. She waa worth about |2S0.— Lawrence, of Lawrence Bros., Lu- Protestant missionaries reached Tru- touch a cord of old associations which no think someone else, who can do better, will as There were and Deer hie bec, is in town and a waa possible. negro songs Messenger. > ball given in
■ ■ ■ > .. v >1 .. »!■ w t tad Via. H. C. n- I friends woe net aware of her real condi- L. A. Ckik, Tlahar, county news, COUNTY NEWS. aa utonoMh FiU*tlJN' tion. aba recently underwent an opera- toratd Imm Batartfay srftt al Mr. Mr*. N. mm. U.P. tion, end an intaetinal ennear waa found, party naaMHag McIntosh, NORTH CANINE. LAMOIMB. aad is no of C. Tlakar, hyacod Tlakae, wife Vtateuvqwadiaea from which than hope nooearj. Joka P. •( GaaaAaa, was la tava Hn. Howard ln| m Orvllla, at Zalaa, who salted on friaada lit, Bury Warontar a July M. M. daughter gnat 1, tta aatlr. day and _ m a *1 aaladlaM kaaa last week. at H. H. 0M- bwi svant^T"1 •WMtb. WoroMtar Bar Harbor, an (meet* von Tnuu. Mrs. Oryaaa Dunbar to visit lag at ito-OMiimMUhr, ot mhum vkr. NOBTH HANCOCK. idga’s. JalyM. Mam, with tar Uttl. Gaoi|a P. Conner's. da^hUr, k C. J. Death haa again entered our Bidet, this A party at swob young ladlen apent tar par.aU, Will*. Uwtoa two at tbs at nova SEAL HARBOR. Ckpt. Baaaatt Dunbar to netting kto aoa tine taking th* fathar of th* horn*, Jaaoo days bungalow Barry’s Whan tto record at ot tta Ha waa th* son of Isaballa last wwk. Mrs. Bseehet of it vlalt- Daaoan tka old boma. early D. Springer. Dyer, Bangor, bloom notad by Too and all hla lib had Mlaa Prise of Naa AMmc*it»Z and Lewie Springer, Miss Hsian Davis ruturaod to Bousar- lag ralaU*as ban. Kathryn man, Tort, Mite Katherine giroo. Pmaman had ^ bean hen. Mr. Springer had bean two em- to tka gacat ol Mia. J. E. Blodgatt. spent ville, Masa., Sunday, having psssid Ralph Woostar, ol Franklin, la raody a good dlaplay ot blomoma health about two and was from her in tailing years, weeka at Chpt. Charles Hodgkins’. ployed by W. H. Whitmore. Mra. Mary L. Laach, who apant tka 2ae collection ot dahliae. Anally taken to Bangor bcapital for treat- of and winter in Maaaaehoeetto, to at home. Roy Stratton, BeaUodala, Maaa., The lair and mis bald by tha Cram and Tta many friend, of Mn. ment, when it waa found hi* oaa* waa a Philbrick Gorbam Stratton, of Cambridge, Maaa., Crown society waa wall patronised. Mlaa Josephine Dunbar, who taught la of Bangor, were mddened one. cars waa him, by the hopeless Every given their Mrs. Nellie sum- new! of are viaiting mother, Dr. U. E. Hat ot baa Patten the past year, ia borne for the of tar which wife and aon V»u«bn, bat he fell asleep 7 and the remains borne, Bangor, death, seemed July Stratton. of Dorchester, mer. r,lhJ in tbair Georgs Bard, a dentiet'e office in Jeeee Driscolls anddan, at ato had so Saturday were home for bnriel. opened recently Ti,itw1 brought Mass., came with them tor his vacation. the east to visit relatives tenement. Mrs. W. E. Ordwsy arrived home from friends here, who extend Mr. Springer was widely known sincere ,vni. The Sunday school will have an old- Portland last weak much in parity U> tta bereaved throughout eastern Maine, having driven The Helper* ol St. Jude will bold their improved family. fashioned picnic st Blunt's pond. Wed- health. andlencea | Grace Butler French with two n peddler’s cart and canvassed for years. annual sale of ice-creatn, rake and fancy Urge appreciate the needay, Aug. 2; it stormy, the next day. excel!,* ung (laughters, of Oakland, are visiting He was noted for his honesty snd fair goods Thursday, July 27. Miaa Margaret Beales, of West Penob- sermons given at the The East Lamoine school is invited to Congregation,, T. But- her Mrs. Marie church t the home of her parents, Ivory dealing with all mankind. David Marshall, has a scot, is visiting sister, by visiting clergy. On in this and a general invita- Jr., purentaed July u ter and wife. He besides the stricken widow, join picnic, Conner. Rev. D. leaves, house lot of K. K. Campbell on ibe Jordan George Utimsr, Brookline, Mm, tion is extended to the townspeople and the Mrs. Abbie who was stricken with who was, before her marriage, Misa Carrie and will build at once. Mra. 8. L. o( w ith her occupied pulpit, and on July 23, Gott, visitors. pond road, Bates, Portland, ,.ro|' is to he ol Addison, four children —Mrs. and her William Adam* Brown, of New f paralysis Monday night, thought Wass, Seal Harbor is a sea- children, John Louise, is visiting York the of Charles having prosperous j The Her Miss Winni- Mertie A. of Mt. Desert Ferry; Through courtesy Cspt. A. Lesch. pulpit alcove ha* recently been improving. daughter, Grant, son. All the cottages arc taken, end both mother. Mra. A. greatly a a two- home from Ellis W. and John L., who live at home Hodgkins, large party enjoyed improved by tasteful paneling, the fred, is at Kingman. the hotels are doing s good business. Mrs. Ads Joyoe, with Miss Ooldie Dun- work amt Etta J. at the tel- days' outing in the Awa recently, cruising of Vondelle Stanly, an artist in hi* Mrs. J. T. Maxwell was from Han- Springer, operator her and is occu- line 0| up v new shore is soon to be built ! Master Eugene Dunbar, at West Sullivan. He is about Frenchman’s bay. Nine of the path by work. to attend the funeral ephone exchange cock Point Tuesday the Village begin- pying her cottage at Verona perk. survived four sisters and two brother' party climbed Crsen mountain. Joseph improvement society, j July 21. of son of Mr. and Mrs. by Sprat Irving, young ; at Hunters beech and to Wei- I Mrs. Frances Devereux is home from were offered and words of con- Hodgkins unfortunately turned his ankle, Pig going Rev. Gideon offici- Prayers BAK Harry Havey. Mayo discomfort. Besides Otter Creek. It will be Penobscot, w here she has been caring for IIAHBOH. solation spoken by Kev. U. E. Cook, of causing considerable lingtoia spring. ated. much the summer those ill in the of Pearl Leach. The Bar Harbor Coal and West Sullivan, at the home July 9. Beau- the captain and his son Joseph, the parly appreciated by people. family Co., the Clark wife and Dor- Coal {Joseph Simpson, daughter included Mrs. Sumner Mrs. wee Co., have been the tiful flowers were in profusion bearing Foster, A big transfer of real estate bere About thirty friends and neighbors of consolidated, l»t- othy, of Newton, Mass., who are spending Cbsrles Mrs. ter having bought out the their silent message of love and esteem. Bartlett, Shirley Holt, made recently, wben E. B. Dane pur- Ospt.J.E. Blodgett and wife assembled former. For some time at Sullivan, were in town Clara the present, at least, the two com Interment in the local cemetery. Misses Anna Young, Hodgkins, chased from the tleorge B. Cooksey Co. by invitation si tbeir pleasant home on woiee Thursday in their touring car, calling on Olive will go under the same July 24. M. Olive Coolidge, Vera Berry, Has- the Urge tract of lend known ss the Wild- the afternoon of July 6, it being the management «* i0 frienas. tha At a tings, Louise Reynolds, Hazel Hodgkins, wood property. Mr. Dane will improve twentieth anniversary of tbeir marriage. paat- meeting Friday night ol 24. B. the directors ol tha Clark July MARLBORO. Georgia Leland, Helen Wavia and Wini- the land in various ways, which will add Owing to the sudden tempest, several Coal Co., Pre«. Anson fred were from dent B. Uland resigned and WEST FRANKLIN. Mrs. Abbie Willey, of Ellsworth, is Cashing. greatly to the attractiveness of the place. prevented coming. All present Fred C. was elected to July 24. R. H. July 24. Rsx. expressed pleasure for the delightful en- Lynam sneered him. for Mrs. _ _ j of Boston, is here for a working Tyler Hodgkins. The Shirley Dunbar, tartainment. Delicious refreshment* membership of the board of director* and two of Bar Har- short visit. Mrs. Frost children, was at this SURRY. OOTT8 ISLAND. were served. mealing increased from live to bor, spent last week with the family of George B. Scammon is st Macomber's Goodwin is much in 24. L. nine, tta new members being Hon. i.. fi. Rodick. Stephen improved Miss Pollard, of Boston, Is at “Hillside" July mill, marking lumber. her nephew, Harry Danay, Cap*. E. P. Dickson, John H. health. for the season. Stab Miss Letitia of North Mrs. Shelden Sumner, of California, CABTINE. ford and B. E. Clark, aaq. Williams, Clara Carpenter is working .for Will of la tha with her little son Harold, is spending the Miss Baldwin, PbiUpalpbta, Franklin, is visiting here. Carlisle. U. D. W» and family spent last week in summer her Mrs. Charles guest of Mrs. Moore, of “Hillside”. HUUKMFOKT. with mother, visiting relatives and frtends. Harry Goodwin and Marion Collar, were Mrs. Jewett has returned from Beamoaoot, Estey. Angie Mias Anna Elliot, of Boston, is tbs goeet Daring the electric elorm married at Ellsworth Saturday, July 22. The H. B. Brown Ctaal Co. baa a craw of Halurdsy, of Augusta. of Mra. David Elliot at Moore’s “Look- lightening (track n of Miss Ethel and Stanley McIntyre, man at work its wharf and chimney thehouw Mrs. Janie Stanley, with little son Rich- is her Mrs. E. repairing pat- of Cbnrlee V. at are the sum- Miss Holmes with sister, out”. Bench Leech'e point nn Hopkinton, Maas., spending ting a aew frame and flooring on the coal ard, is visiting her parents, George L. down to the kitchen and mer with their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Sawyer. John D. Brooks, ot Lanedown, Pa., la out through the Springer and wife. tide of the McIntyre. Florence Curtis is horns from Bangor the guest of M 1st Elisabeth 8. Peterson, at honee, doing conmderebtc The tax collector has his tax Will Hooper has recently installed a ten Mr. Leach and Mrs. presented of for a few days. “Petit PUtaanta”. damage. Freemen, Sanford Mitchali, Cberryfield, spent banal Power tank near hie Rev. bills for 1911. There has been an increase garage. e relative, who were in the kitchen sue- at S. H. Kemick’s. He re- George Haines and wife are visiting at Prof. Irville F. of 8t. in taxes of cent, over last Saturday night Davidson, Stephen’s Mr. t'atterseo is also patting In a four- lained (evere ebocke, bat soon recovered twenty-eight per where he has turned Sunday to Bangor, George Phillips’. college, Annan dale, N. Y., with his family, barrel gasoline tank. Mrs. Bench, in another part of the house, year. woe not affected. employment. Misses Lena and Elsie have re- >i here for the season. July 24. Ch’e’eb. Sperry George (X Bowden died Sunday, July 23. Misses Maud Stanley, Alice Kelley, Jen- turned from Augusta. Mias E. M. Burrell and Miss C. H. Wbit- Mr. Bowden, daring the greater part of Woman lores a clear, who have been rosy completion. EAST FRANKLJN. nie Oates and Marion Cole, Cousins one last of Parker Blaehtll, are hie Raymond spent day tleaey, Point, life, has been work Ingas chef on many Burdock Blood Bitters purities the Wood, at Col man Hodgkin’s, returned a week at “Hillside”. Mrs. Cecil Butler and two children are boarding week with his parents. spending steamers end also in many hotels. He dears the skin, restores ruddy, sound health. to Waltham, Mass., Friday. -AdH. guests of G. W. Madison and wife. Miss Flora Milliken has gone to Seal Arthur Kenney and wite and Miss Hazel was in a Pcrtiaad hotel when be was sud- Mrs. Newel and of Port- stricken e Miss Daisy Gordon, who attended the Hodgkins baby, Harbor tor a few days. Kenney, of Bangor, who have been guests denly down with sbbck, end land, are Mr. Hodgkins* parents, of Q. H. and have re- was to his home bore, where he summer school at Machias, is home. visiting Charles Patten, wife and daughter, of Kirkpatrick wite, brought c&bat’xrnuiuh. Seth Hodgkins and wife. Her husband turned home. has been carefully cared for by hit wife- Mrs. Warren Kimball, of Salem, Mass., Gardiner, are visiting in Surry. accompanied her here, returning to Port- July 22. Chips. Death came after three weeks of suffering. is visiting her brother, Steven B. Hulbert. Rills Nickerson, who has been visiting land Sunday. Mr. Bowden wss born in Casttne snd Miss Harriet who has taught at John Staples, has returned to Ells- SATARRH Blaisdell, July24. Ark. OAK POINT. spent the early part of his life in his borne _ ^Remedy6 school in the worth. Springfield, Mass., past year, town. He wss Jefferies returned to her sixty-one years of age. ! is home Miss Edna has for the summer. COREA. Charles Johnson and wife have gone to Besides his wife, be leaves four eons—Wil- Graam Balm borne in Boston. Ely's friends re- »* Rev. Mr. Brown, the Methodist Sabbath S. T. is seriously ill. Machias to live. Their many liam snd Harry, of Portland; Frank snd QuieMv Spurling 6rr*« Rc4*«< at Once. school in the Meth- gret to have them leave town. They were Charles Sargent and wife, of Eden, are missionary, preached Hollis Ferren has moved into bis new Horacr, of Caatine. The funeral was held it Mrs. Susan Alley's for a few i '■ ci-.-A a v < A odist church Sunday forenoon. Bccompanied by their daughter, Mrs. E. days. | on afternoon. house. Tuesday %U iu\ July 25. B. E. Swell. Mrs. Hazel Gordon, with daughter July 2t. G. Mrs. Hiram Davis and Mrs. Flora _ | :L*? >if tattzi- Noyes , 2*. Asox. left for Portland to July Evelyn, to-day join \ f-nuM* fro?n are visiting in Jonesport. r.mitiiiia NORTH FRANKLIN. her husband, who has employment there, j SOCTHWfcBT HAKBOK. Cstinh and »lriv4*H is in the Mrs. Becsie Decker employed WEST SURRY- a CY4d Miss Sadie Lawrie is employed at the Ralph Haynes met with double lose one Mrs. iHinscott of Cambridge, Mass., is cvraf in the home of James Hill, at West Gouldsboro. Anson who has been ill a Kimball house, Northeast Harbor. Cuningbam, night last week. His horse died, and on \ spendings fi-w weeks with her daughter, uay rrv/rn with two chil- is Bet.- ;,a. rCfun Miss Marie Cousins is in where Mrs. Fanny Donovan, long time, very poorly. [he same night forty chickens were Mrs. C. Williams. Bangor, j J 1 dren, of Jonesport, is visiting her brother, of was the mothered in their she will an for tumor pen. ■ undergo operation Henry Higgins, Ellsworth, j Mis* Ellen Sargent, ol Malden, Mas*.,, «>r Biftil. Iri l form, 75 nts James Clark. by It.jui on of K. S. Leach aud wife July 24. M. the lip. guest Sunday. ) j is visiting Mrs. A. W. Clark, and will bav Warren Street, Kwr York. Mrs. E. W. with three children, Neighbors and friends of Mrs. Bertha Doyle, Mrs. Nell Guptitl, who has been with of East is visiting her THE MONT. Lawrie gave her a mowing match Thurs- Sullivan, parents, Mrs. R. 8. Leach, left for West Ellsworth Lufkin and wife. j a day and Friday of last week, and got in A. C. Sunday, to hoard with her cousin, Mrs. j Mrs. Jacob Eellav has returned from nearly all of her hay. Allen G. Knight, the Baptist pastor, and I Kertha Higgins. Mm. Guptill is in poor risit at Seal Cove. July 24. T. twenty of his people, went to Petit Ma- I health. Mrs. Eva Daws, of New London, Conn., < nan on a picnic Thursday. July 24. L. is visiting Mrs. Linda Donaldson. EAST SULLIVAN. July 24. S. of who has been _ Mrs. Page, Bluehill, DEDHAM. OBITUARY. with her granddaughter, Mrs. Leach, at TRENTON. Sarah A., daughter of Abagail and Ben- Mrs. Everett Black is seriously ill in a [he home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry jamin Robinson, was born in Appleton, Mrs. Oaks and daughter, of Newport, private hospital at Bangor. Marks, has returned home. March died at the home of her are at the Drake 8, 1S30; j cottage. Mrs. Milton Blood is gaining slowly Mr. Maxwell and wife, of Saugus, Mrs. Walter in Corea, daughter, Young, Miss Pamelia Stafford, of Bar Harbor, is [rom an attack of bilious typhoid fever. Maas., and Mrs. Stocker and little daugh- June 28,1911. She was one of a family of of Miss Nathalie the guest Young. Mrs. Louise Hastings, of ter, of Lynn, Mass., who have been guests twelve two of whom survive Haverhill, children, Miss Tonie E. Gilbert has gone to Con- Mass., was the guest of F. W. Fogg and 3f Mrs Leslie J. Rich, left for their homes her—the youngest sister, Mr9. Abbie Sim- cord, N. H., to visit her sister, Mrs. Galen wife last week. to-day. Miss Stocker and Miss Davis, of mons, of Appleton, and the eldest, Mrs. Snow. Misses Ethel and Erma of Saugus, returned last week. Jane of Union. Perkins, Littlefield, 22. Kin. Misses Eulalie and are at Mass., are their July Miss Robinson was married to George W. Emily Young Dorchester, visiting _ the at Hancock Point for J. L. Perkins. Ash in Rockland in 1849, coming to the Young cottage grandfather, BAN* HARBOB. the summer. home where lived more than Mrs. J. E. Cochrane, of Brunswick, Mrs. here, they L. F. Pennon, ol Somerville, Mass., ar- July 17. Luther of Bangor, Mrs. fifty years, or until Mr. Ash died in 1899. _May. Trueworthy, rived Friday. Since then she had lived with her William Truelove, of Waltham, Mass., and ; WEST TRENTON. Meurice Thurston and wife are home, daughters, Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Young. Miss lnex Creighton, of Augusta, were Mrs. Addie Darke has to Bar Har- ifter a week in Camden. Three daughters remain of a family of gone guests of Mrs. H. P. Burrill last week. nine children—Mrs. Jennie Doyle, Mrs. bor for the remainder of the summer. Ervin Dix, of Cambridge, Mass., is vacation here. Clara Shaw and Mrs. Linnie Young. She Mrs. Parmenter, of Denver, Col., is visit- WALTHAM. spending jiis leaves also four and five her Mrs. Annie Anderson. Mrs. J. T. Coffin, of Brooklyn, N. Y„ grandchildren ing sister, Mrs. Harry Rhodes and children, of great-grandchildren. of Booth is with son and daughter, ia here for the Mrs. Geneva Gregory, bay, Somerville, Mass., are here for the sum- Mrs. Ash was a member of the Metho- Rummer. spending a short vacation *with her mer. church. She visited with her sisters dist mother, Mrs. Caroline Moore. The many frienda of Mias Edna Benson Walter Colby, lineman, who baa em- last fall. She was spared from growing July 24. 8. regret to learn of her illness of scarlet _ ployment in Bar Harbor, is home for a few THAT’S HIM old, since she never reached the time when (ever at the Worcester, Maas., days. hospital, she was not young in spirit. After a few PARTRIDGE COVE. where she ia training for a nurse. of serions she oat Harvard Haslem, who has employment days illness, passed Marcellas Woodward, of Ellsworth, has July 22. X. Y. Z. with a smile on her face. in Bangor, is visiting his parents, William been visiting at Henry Bartlett’s the past TWRU'BER-OID Hu Services were held in interment Haslem and wife. Corea; week. HULLS COVE. in Blrch-tree with services at the "Tha Mam whh thm RotL" cemetery Herbert Hager and wife, of Waltham, and Mrs. Harley Hodgkins, who has been Mn. Con Leighton daughter an j burial. Mass., who have been Mr. Remember at Samuel has returned visiting Hager’s occupying their bungalow hen tor a lew him—he Audi for *t«e 22. H. employed Eaton's, I July aunt, Mrs. Alden Haslem, have gone to weeks. and _ to her home. original beftpoeaible Ready- I Machias for a abort visit before returning Mn. Lillian Haddocks and two chU- To-Lay K NORTH SULLIVAN. Mrs. Adelaide McFarland and her grand- home. Roofing. daughter, Frances Salisbury, of Auburn, dnn, ol East Holden, are visaing at M. C. When Little Zemro Hall ia improving attar an July 17. H. you require roofing—the \ has been at the homeataad for a few days. _ Sweet’s. “A injury on bin face, being accidently hit by you can afford ia rhwnfAt \ Her old neighbors were glad to see her. WEST OOULDSBOBO. Lawn nee Brewer returned to his home a bicycle. end if you cen afford a 34. HUBBASD. alter a honeri July Miss Clarissa Hill and a friend from ben Saturday, visit ol several Cora a teacher in the Mias Gordon, pub- weeks In Boston an at James Hill’s fair a few Lagrange. YOU WANT lic echoole of Boaton, ia at her home tor NORTH LAMOINE. weeks. Mn. Mary E. Gardiner, who has been bar vacation. { Newell is home from Waterville. Miss Both ill at her home hen several months, died ot ia with ; Ttipp Bragdon and Miss Elizabeth Mias Agnea Robertaon, Bangor, 20. Funeral services Edward is his Have?, of Sullivan, an their Thursday, July wen her aiater, Mra. Hinckley Robertaon, who Gilpatrlck painting visiting Mn. Abbie held at the church Friday afternoon. Rev. ia much house. gain, Taft. haa been ill, bat improved. Mr. and Rev. Mr. Jobe Mn. Green officiating. RU-BER-OID Mrs. E. E. McFarland, of vis- E. W. Cole and Mn. Allen Cole The marriage ol Miss Jessie Robertaon Auburn,is Anne. son Jnly2«. relatives here. end Perry, of an _ to John Robinson, ot Bangor, waa a sur- iting Dorchester, Mass., at Mn. J. B. Wright’s. _ priae to friends here. Mrs. Robinson is Mrs. J. K. Tweedie end daughter Agnes PRETTY MARSH. Roofing her form- from Among late arrivals at Inn” well and favorably known here, arrived Friday Cambridge, Mass., “Wayside Mn. Mark Gny is employed at Andrew The beA for snow. an excluding heat, cold, rain and er nome, end hoata of trienda extend con- for the remainder of the season. Edgar Bobinson, of Chicago; Mn. J. Chrter’s. and Miss Van Wart and Mn. Elizabeth The gratulations. July 34. Y. T. Freeman and only _ John wife, of ready-roofing that Hammond, of New York. Boston, The newly organised choir at the church an at Allen Smith’s. be made in HANCOCK POINT. 17. visiting permanent colors. ail. It ia com- July L. le highly appreciated by _ Mn. Valorous of Florenoe of is vis- Gny, Penobscot, la Red. of and some of the Mitchell, Cherryfleld, Beaa,lful Colored Effect* In posed young people, .WEST TBEMONT. at the Freeman bouse. Rm^!Y„HRV BER'OID,L**“ at W. H. employed end as these beet talent in town. The organisation iting Phillips’. 1,? 1*2*. f** maintained, Marie BomiU is a few at July 17. G. th* niaterial in manufsCture and are as spending dayi _ wae the efforts of Miss Willie Ash and Miss Henry, of Bangor, the£*** nt,? largly through the Bar with Mn. eoofin* itself. No other roofing can with Marcia Ash. Kathlyn Bead. prepared Florence Hysom. spent Sunday SEAL COVE. process of making (our patents prevent), end Letitia Sprague, who has been visiting ^^ooredjncolored otherwise the colon It ia with deep regret friends hen learn E. K. Baker and wife, of Bangor, have Rt. Rev. Robert Cod man, bishop of the cannot bt ptmioi&t Investigate. at Tnmont and McKinley, came home of the critical illness of Mn. Phelps, wife been spending a few days with Mr. Baker's Episcopal diocese of Maine, will hold ser- Saturday. Smdfitr our Book.1st, of Ur. S. E. Phelps, who moved from hen sister, Mrs. C. A. Psnney. vice at tbe hall Friday avsning, July 28. Roofing Misses Kate and Helen Clark to Farmington, Conn., in the spring. Al- July 23. and Janet The public la cordially invited. _C. Lunt took an automobile ride to Ellsworth THE though Mn. Phelps waa not wall, her July 21. Jt. STANDARD PAINT CO* HAT ntTU AND SUMMER COLDS. Monday, nturning train and boat. by IM William New Must be relieved and Street, York. WHO TAU FOLKY IIDIIT quickly, Foley’s Honey Sullivan Webster’s KIDNEY DISEASES AEE CUBA SUE riotl and Tar Cose will do it- H. M. Oapt. family, from pound Stewart, under certain conditions. Tbe medi- FILLS 10S4 Wolfram St., Chicago, writes: “I have Owls Head, an the summer at right WH1TC0HB. HAYNES & C0„ spending cine must be taken before tbedieeeee has end bladder ailments, aad been troubled the bot summer pro- For their kidaey greatly during their old home ben. His married too far. Mr. A. Pitman. urinary are months with Hay Fever, and find that us- daugh- Perry Dele, Distributors, lor annoying irregularities elwaye by i.. “I was down la bed for the and re- and Tar I ters an also hen. Ksssedsays: four ■rateful both for qaick permanent ing Foley's Honey Compound get months with sad bladder and for their tonio and grant relief.” others who suffer aiml- kidney trouble ead Ellsworth Palls, flaine. ft they afford Many Mn. Zolma gall stones. One bottle of effect as wall. Kld- arly will be glad to benefit by Mr. Stewnrt’e S. Clark, who spent last Peley's Kidney stroaathontBS Try Foley Remedy cured me well end sound. Ask tor It. For sole all xperience. Fur sale by nil druggists. week at ZoyHlla. by druggist.. Manaet with her daughters, Mn. Por ssle by all druggists. t lottos. COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY NEWS. Carrie Tapley, at their summer cottage l*g*l ftqpIlfitUN. near the ferry. To au'p.iwoBa'iaMMMM la attharot Um'«» Mlae Edith xonca of Fonmonma. teUi hereinafter named. r ABE’S BOOTH BLUEHILL. NORTH Skelton is with her grand- SEDGWICK. TlfE, John W. Bonn nnd Melville L. Allen, At a probate oonrt held at B11*worth, la ap« father, Gersham Ftrnhim. for the of on the Mrs. Ruby Uray baa gone to Ellsworth Capt. v ▼ both of Mount Desert, Hancock county, county Haaoock, fifth Mr*. Hanocom spent last weak at Swan’s of a. d. 1911. to work. Jaly son. Maine, hereby give public notice that we day July, CONVERSION Island. _Tom have a claim by mortgage upon certain lota or following matter* having been pre- of land situated in said Mount Desert, THEten ted for the action thereupon herein- Miss Margaret of Mrs. parcels after TROOP SAWYER Dlnemore, Woburn, Clara Clapp has opened bet house Torturing eczema spreads its burning area Maine, bouuded and described as follows, to indicated, it ia hereby ordered that no- Br ELMER 1* the of tice thereof be given to all Mas#., guest Miss Edith Qott. tor the summer. every day. Doan’s Ointment quickly stops it# wit: peraon* interacted, 1*01 1*0. at a stake on me by causing a copy of thia order to be pwb- relieves Heginnmg roaa; by American Preea Asso- Mrs. Eunice Carter and Mias Mattie Miss spreading, instantly the itching, thence north four and minutes lished three weeks successively in the Ells- Copyright Gwendolyn Hamor, of Seal Harbor, degrees thirty worth ciation, tfiL of cures it permanently. At any drug store.— east, thirteen and one hundredths American, a newspaper published at Mello, Brockton, Mass., are guests of is the of Miss twenty-two in guest Virginia Allen. Advt. rods; th* nee north one east, Ellsworth, said county, that they may ap- degree twenty- at a Charles Ferrin and wife. three and one hundredths rods pear probate court to be held at Ells- Miss Lilia of waa twenty eight McIntyre, Bluehill, to a stake at the corner of land of T. worth, in said county, on the first day of I *u a student tn the Uni- Mrs. easterly When Sterling Freetby, with children, of the week-end guest of Miss Abbie L. El- 8 Somes; thence the line of said Somes' August, a. d. 1911, at ten of the clock in the JLtga. deuces. by and be one to is the lummer land north eighty-four degrees west, seventy forenoon, heard thereon if they see versity of-. evening, desiring Boston, spending with her well. cause. rods and seventy two one hundredths to the Fred Hamilton and NOTICK OP Wilford S. a note to ■ young girl who Uved parents, wife. FORBCLOSUREr easterly shore of great thence the Trussell, late of Cranberry Idee, (end Roland Clapp, wife and children, ol pond; by in said deceased. July 17. c. Mary L. Scott, of Backsport, shore about forty rode to a stake; thence connty, A certain instru- back of the build- _ (orne distance college Boston, and Kay Thurston, are home for WHEREASHancock county. State of Maine, by .south eighty-fonr degrees east, ninety rods to ment purporting to be the last will and testa- ment of said deceased, with the wbo Mias the summer. her mortgage deed dated June 8.1809, and re- place of beginning. For further together petition 1 asked Abe. sweep, Linda F. Candage, of Melrose, description for ings. corded in Hancock county registry of deeds, reference is hereby made to volume 23, page probate thereof, presented by Sadie A* to who has been a the executrix therein named. care of my mom. taka It for Mass., spending month at Mrs. Harold Grindle and daughter Mar- book 481, page 53, conveyed to the Bucksport 168 to 176 of records of supreme judicial court Trussell, took Loan A for the William Beazley, late of Bucksport, in said the Bradford cottage. North of Building Association, a corporation oounty of Hancock, State of Maine. me Weymouth, garet, Melrose, Mass., are yieiting located at Bucksport, said county, certain Lot No. 2— Beginning on the easterly shore county, deceased. A certain instrument pur- Maas., Is her Uzial real estate thus in of at porting to be the last will and testamenk of »l'm In a burry for a reply to this, visiting parents, Can- George M. Allen and wife. described said mortgage: great pond the northerly corner of the dage and wife. A certain lot or parcel of land with the “five acre lot”; thence by northerly line of said deceased, together with petition for pro- I sold. “Go straight back over An outing on the island was enjoyed by bnildings standing thereon, situated on Oak eald lot and by line of John O. Richardson’s bate thereof, presented by Baward L. Beasley Abe." so in said land south and Ellen M. Bridges, the executors therein s of Place, called, Backsport, and de- eighty-four degrees east, one hun- and throagh the grounds party young people recently. It was scribed as named. the campus NORTH follows, to wit: Beginning at the dred nine ana sixty one hundredths rode to PENOBSCOT. an ideal with a northeast corner a Sarah J. Bragdon, late of Mount Desert, in and It won’t take you half an day, Jolly crowd. of land bargained to Georgs stake at the road: thence by the road north beyond, Miller and this deeded to A. one degree west, seven and one said connty, deceased. A certain instrument Beulah Leach baa gone to Gaatlne to day Mary MUlsr forty-four to and coma" Mrs. W. C. Norcross, of Massachusetts, and by land of heirs of J. Harriman; thence hundredths rods; thence bv the road north purporting to bo the last will and tes'amenfi hour go visit and codicil thereto of said friends. accompanied by her and by eafd G. Miller land southerly twenty-four six degrees west, three and flfty-eix one hun- deceased, together "Yea, sahl“ replied Aba. and. taking family guests, rods to a thence dredths rods to a thence with petition for probate thereof, presented Rev. stake; westerly parallel stake; north eight Mr. Carter preached on temper- has opened her cottage, “Craneswater”, for with said Harrlman's land six rods and six- degrees and four minutes west, five and by Shirley P. Graves, one of the executors the note he departed. therein named. ance to the the eummer. teen and two-thirds links to a stake, thence seventy-one one hundredths rods to a stake;, | boys Bunday night. Fred A. late of in t welted an hoar for him, at the northerly parallel with said Miller's land thence north six degrees west, seven rode to a Orcutt, Ellsworth, said J. M. Hutchins afad Melbourne Marks and twenty-four rode to said Harrlman’s land: stake; thence north eighty-four degrees county, deceased. A certain instrument war- came daughter Chrystal granddaughter, weet, to be the of which time ha In pant- thence easterly by said last land six rods ana ninety-five rode to the shore of great porting last will and testament of ecd were in of have been two weeks easterly said Bangor Saturday. Boeton, spending sixteen and two-thirds links to the corner pond; thence by the shore about nineteen deceased, together with petition for pro- ing. first with the rode to the of bate thereof, presented by Zilphe M. Orcutt, Clyde McCuaick of la at the “Uld Homestead’’ with his sister mentioned, privilege of crossing place beginning. For further Uuilford, visiting over other land from reference Is to the executrix therein named. "Were yon kept waiting. Abel" I and brother. (derived said Sewell description hereby made a his grandparents, J. M. Hutchins and Lake) from the county road, and by his keep- deed from Seth W. Babbidge to Nancy M. Dennis Buckley, late of Bucksport, in said county, deceased. A certain instrument sated. wife. Recent arrivals: Marion ol ing up good gates or bars until another road Babbidge, dated December 27,1907, recorded in pur- Hazelwood, or passage wav shall be laid ont to said land. Hancock registry of deeds; also warranty porting to be the last will and testament of -No. sah. I wasn't kep* waitin’.” New and said deceased, together with petition for pro- Mrs. Abbie Kitleridge and of York; Tom Hazelwood, Allan Pratt, Meaning intending hereby to convey the deed from Nancy M. Babbidge to John W. children, same as described In deed Richardson, dated December 1907 and bate thereof, presented by James E. Buckley, "Then why were yon gone so longr Berlin Dick Hubbard and premises warranty 27, re- South Framingham, Mass., are visiting re- Bolden, Hugo from Sewell P. Lake et als to Thomas Miller corded in said Hancock registry of deeds. the executor therein named. "I didn't go the way yo’ told mo to of Connecticut. dated July 27, 1863, and recorded in Hancock Lot No. 8-~8ituated at Beech hill in the Colman Gray, late of Orland, in said county, latives here. Msstin, deceased. A certain instrument registry of deeds, vol. 119, page 207, to which town of Mount Desert, it being a three-fifth purporting sah." Miss Miss Marion Coan deed reference be had for a of the Richard Richardson to be the last will and testament of said de- go, Airs. Frank Lowell and son, of New Mary t’ercival, may more particu- part homestead, lar description. bounded and described as follows, to wit: ceased, together witb petition for probate "Why not?” are and friend, of all New York, who are presented Winifred B. York, visiting Mr. Lowell’s parents,E. And whereas the condition of said mortgage Beginning at a staxe on the west side of the thereof, by Gray Spen- therein named. nebber dat sah. I had A. and taking a walking tour from CaBtine to Bar has been broken, now reason of road to the cer, the„executrix "I go tray, Lowell wife. therefore, by leading Ripples, twenty-seven Moses B. such breach of condition the Loan rods from the north line of the Clark lot, in Friend, late of Sedgwick, in said on dat roote once." 24. Harbor, spent one night last week with Bucksport deceased. A certain instrument a bad sperience July H. A Building Association claims a foreclosure the northeast corner of Seth W. Bahbidge’s county, pur- Miss Abbie L. El well. They report a good of said mortgage. lot on the road; thence from said stake north porting to be the last will and testament of What kind of an ex- said with for “ExperienceI eighty-four degrees west, five rods and seven- deceased, together petition pro- PENOBSCOT. time. Bucksport Loan A Building Association. bate teen links to a stake; thence north six de- thereof, presented by Elizabeth P. perieuceT' By Wiley C. Conary, its the July attorney. grees west, seven rods to a stake; thence north Friend, executrix therein named Mias Maud Ward well has returned to Bucksport, Me., July 17, 1911. Frank W. •1 don't mind tollin' yon about It If 24._Rae. eighty-four degrees west, said Friend, late of Sedgwick, in said by Babbidge’* deceased Petition that Blanche A. her work in Ellsworth. subscriber hereby gives notice thal north line, ninety-five rods to the east shore of county, won't tell any ob de students. Dey WEST BROOKSV1LLE. Friend or some other yo' THE‘‘be has been duly 'appointed adminis- great pond; thence nonherly by the shore of suitable person be ap- Edward Snowman and pointed administrator of the estate of said cle- don't b'lelbe nothin' about bants, and family arrived Horace Mills, of Boston, is visiting his tratrix of the estate of said pond to the southwest corner of Mrs. Odell’s lot; thence by said Odell’s south line ceased, presented by John W. Friend, heir-at- last week for the summer. E. E. Mills and wife. EUGENE F. SAlNBORN, late of. BUCKS- law of said deceased. laugh at me. Bnt I tell you. sab. parents, south eighty-four east, rods to a dey degrees ninety John 8. Merle and of PORT. stake at the road; thence said Sargent, late of Mount Desert, in hanta on dat road, and dey get In Fielji wife, Stockton, spent Mrs. Kesiaii of is the southerly by said deceased. Petition that Charles deb- Jones, Belfast, in the county of Hancock, deceased, and given road to the place of beginning, containing county, a few here last F. Paine or some other suitable be statutes In de and raise days week. guest of Mrs. bonds as the law directs. Ail persons having thirty acres more or less, together with the person ap- side de park Maggie Blodgett. administrator of the of demands against the estate of said deceased barn situated thereon; also one other lot situ- pointed estate said Edwin of has re- Alice M. a de debbll." Field, Heading, Mass., Pearl Gott, of Bluebill, has rented the are desired to present the same for settlement, ated on the east side of said deceased, presented by Kodick, road, containing creditor of said deceased. turned to his home after a short visit here. and all indebted thereto are to one-half acre, with the house thereon; also “Get into the statnes7” Bert Mills house, and will soon move here requested Clara R. late of in said make payment one other lot bounded as follows: On the I Bunker, Gouldsboro. immediately. deceased. Petition that Charles H. to tole Douglas and Hobart of with his family. Clara E. Sanborn. north by land of Seth W. Babbidge. on the county "Yes, sah. I'm gwlne yo* ] Swan, Spring- Wood or some other suitable be Bucksport, July 18, 1911. east by land of John G. Richardson, on the I person ap- field, Mass., are at A. E. Varnum’s for the Edward and of administrator of the estate of said de- about one ob 'em. He mske me a Angley wife, Bangor, south by land of Clark and on the west by pointed ceased, Charles H. summer. were week-end of their d great pond, containing four acres, more or presented by Wood, man. though. 1 own np to dat guests aughter, subscriber hereby gives notice that guardian of Kate C. Robbins, mother of said good she has been less. Reference is hereby given to book 275, Elmer Snowman returned to his Mrs. M. THE duly appointed adminis- deceased. But I baln't got conscience enough to Friday Harry Tapley. tratrix of the estate of page 412, Hancock county registry of deeds, 1| for further John H. Grindle, late of Bluehill, In said home ‘in Litchfield, Conn., after a few Miss Ethel of description. that wey any mo’ nohow. Stevens, Brockton, Mast., ELLI8 E. FEEETHEY, late of BROOKLIN, Lot No. 4—A certain lot or parcel of land county, deceased. First account of Austin T. go here Stevens, filed for days with his parents. and Misa Isa bell of New are in the county of Hancock, deceased, and situated in Beech hill district in the town of administrator, settlement, "I war de wickedest man anywhar. Ewen, York, Levi Franks, late of Brooksville. in said July 34. Woodlocke. given bonds as the law directs. All per- Mount Desert, bounded and described as fol- with Mrs. Maggie Blodgett. sons having to wit: on the west oounty, deceased. First account of Susan G. I war a Bar and a thief and every- demands against the es- lows, Beginning side of tate of said deceased are desired to the town road leading to the so- Franks, administratrix, filed for settlement. Lewia Moore and who have been present Ripples, William P. late that was bad. To" know Pro- wife, the same for settlement, and all indebted called, in the north line of land of Gatchell, of Orland, in said thing NORTHEAST HARBOR. Henry deceased. First account of gueata of Capt. William Stevena and wife, thereto are requested to make payment im- Clark, formerly owned by John Gilley, ana county, J. fessor Barnacle? He was student deo Claris L. Fbuuthby. following said Clark’s north line Tyleston Gould, administrator with the will Shirley P. Graves, of Boston, is in town. have returned to their home in Brewer. mediately. westerly annexed, filed for settlement. Ills fader bad chickens. All ua nig- Brooklin, Me., July 6, 1911. sixty rods to a stake in said line; thenee northerly and with said Daniel S. Banker, late of Sullivan, in said John E. Mare nee Is employed as tailor Philip Tapley launched hia new twenty- parallel Ripples deceased. First and final account Inb chickens and watermUllons subscriber notice that road, sixteen rods to a thence county, of gen hereby gives stake; easterly, Charles H. by N. S. Bunker and eon. two-foot motor boat Saturday morning, THEshe has been duly appointed adminis- with and sixteen rods from the south Bunker, administrator, filed for When de broilers git plenty big I used to settlement. and went down the a on a tratrix of the estate of fiaralleline, said road; thence southerly by said (Jordan H. Grates has been as bay with party ranxie in. ate or in to steel 'em. and wben de chicken* engaged rdad to place of beginning, containing six joraan, uriana, saia LEVI CHAPMAN, late of BUCKSPORT, county, deceased. Third account of Charles at the Union church for the sum- fishing trip. acres, more or less. war watermltUona war organist big and de ripe in the county of Hanoock, deceased, and Reference is given for farther de- J. Dunn, administrator, filed for settlement. mer. Misa Belle hereby William to home tbs Barnacle Tapley Smith, of Sedgwick, riven bonds as the law directs. All persons scription to Hancock of deeds, Roland Milliken, late of Surry, in I used go past county registry said deceased. First is her Misses Mildred and having demands against the estate of said book 815, page 298, book 811, page 199, book 991, county, account of Flora a nnder one Miss Winifred Sanborn has her visiting ooosins. deceased are F. Howard A. Milliken and place, and I take chicken resigned desired to present the same for page 892 and book 840, page 101. Milliken, Herbert and all E. Milliken. filed for settlement. with ma on Its ss here and settlement, indebted thereto are re- Said mortgage i* from John W. Richardson, executors, arm. Soger pressed position telegraph operator to make Horat:0 8. late of of by the offensive quested payment immediately. late of eald Mount Desert, now deceased, and Seavey, Dracut, county to It from and her place has been taken by Miss Alma Drop drop discharge Eunice S. Chapman. in the Commonwealth of Massa- throat keep aquawkln. caused Nasal Catarrh falls from the back Ermina R. Richardson his wife, to us the said Middlesex, by 5, 1911. W. chusetts, deceased, Petition filed Fisher under de udder arm I bad a water Sampson, of Poxcroft. of the nose into the throat, an in- Backsport. Jaly John Somes and Melville L. Allen, is by setting up H. Pearson, administrator, de bonia won, for flammation that is to mean dated January 8, 1908. and recorded likely Chronic January license to sell certain real estate of said de- million. There will be six sunset services on the Bronchitis. The most 15,1908, in the Hancock county, Maine, registry satisfactory remedy of deeds ceased, as described in said petition. "When I'd committed these depre- rocks at W. Arnold’s be- for Cstarrh is Ely's Cream Balm, and the re- Kailroabs anb Steamboats in book 447, page 84. Benjamin place, The conditions of said have been Clara A. Heath, late of Verona, in said lief that follows even the first application mortgage deceased. dations lota ob times Hr. Barnacle ginning 23. These services and are broken, and reason of such breach county, Petition filed by Oscar P. Sunday, July cannot be told in words. Don't suffer a day by executor of of condition we claim foreclosure of said Cunningham, the last will and be says to me. 'Abe. wbat yo' stealln' are for sll the young of Northeast longer from the discomfort of Nasal Catarrah. testament of said people mortgage and give this notice for that deceased, that the amount Cream Balm is sold by all druggists for 50 pur- of the lnheritanee tax our chickens fo’T 'Go 'long.' 1 says; "1 Harbor over eight years of age. pose as by law provided. upon said estate he de- cents, or mailed by Ely Bros., 56 Warreu termined by the of probate. Street, New York. Mount Desert, Maine, July 3, 1911. judge baln't got no use fo’ yo' chickens.' July 18 X. Y. Eugene H. Bristol, late of .New Haven, m _ John W. Somes, the state of •Well. Abe. all I hnb to any Is dat 1 Melville L. Allen. Connecticut, deceased Petition filed JuliaS. Bristol and W. DEER Bar Harbor and Boston $4.75 by John Bristol, heard a clatter In de chicken house one NORTH ISLE. Banking. both of said New Haven, praying that tli© of said named night ami went out to see what was Alton has returned home from One Way. $8.50 Bound Trip. NOTICK OF FOKKCLOSCKK. appointment petitioners, as Torrey trustees in the last will and testament of said Franklin 8. of de matter I saw dark yachting. Pierce, Bangor, deceased, may be confirmed by said court. somethin' Blueblll and Boston $4.50 One Penobscot State of Maine, by L. walkin' and It. I saw WHEREAS county, Joseph Gordon, late of Bucksport, in away follcred Mrs. C. H. and of his mortgage deed dated June 21, 1908, and re- Jolly daughter Hutb, Bound said county, deceased. A certain instrument It Into bouse.' Way. $8.00 Trip. corded in Hancock county registry of deeds, to be go yo' are at F. E. a purporting the last will and testament Atlantic, Ga., Hardy’s for 19 what your money will earn if book 461, page 160, conveyed to Hanson B. Fo Gawd. Mr. Barnacle. 1 baln't of said deceased, together with petition for few weeks. Invested in shares of the Sedgwick and Boston $4.00 One Stousiand, of Bucksport, Hancock county, probate thereof, presented by Annie C. Gor- teched chicken meat In a year. l‘s too Maine, certain real estate thus described in don, the executrix therein named. Misses Florence, Louise, Catherine and Way. $7.00 Bound Trip. said mortgage: William N. York, late of Bluehill. in said poor to buy em. and I’a too bonest to A certain lot or of laud, with build- Cassie Carton, of Cambridge, Mass., are at parcel county, deceased. First account of Forrest steal eta.' Ellsworth Loan and Ass’n ings thereon, located at North Bucksport, in B. Snow, administrator, filed for settlement. Mrs. G. L. Holden’s. Buildiflfi Steamer T Morse leaves liar Harbor 2.30 said and bounded and described •' county, William N. York, late of Bluehill, in said 'Abe.' be as wit: said, 'yo're sacrilegious. p m, dally, for Seal Harbor, Northeast Harbor, follows, to Situate between the county, deceased. Petition filed by Forrest The .carpenters have finished work on Southwest North Haven County road so called and the Penobscot river “1 turfed wben be said dls. fo' I A NEW SERIES Harbor, 3fc>nington, B. Snow, administrator, that an order be is- Haviiand’s which was and Rockland, connecting with steamer for and westerly of the Maine Central railroad sued to distribute the heirs of said de- minister Arthur cottage, among wasn't convicted ob sin. as de Boston. tracks, and bounded on the east by the line of ceased, the amount in the hands of in the Is now open. Hharee, 81 each; monthly pay remaining sho' damaged cyclone July 4. The said railroad; on the north by the line of said the of his first says, but 1 got convicted enough 81 share, Steamer leaves Bluehlll 1.30 administrator, upon filing has moved in. menu, per Boothbay p m, Farnsworth Marshall’s land and westerly account. dat. De water- family for South Bluehlll, Brooklln, Deer Isle, said line to the Penobscot mighty quick arter dally, along river; thence Susan W. Hardy, late of Boston, Suffolk July 24. H. Sargentvllle, Dark Harbor and Rockland, con- southerly along said river to land formerly millions war and one _ county, Massachusetts, deceased. Petition giftin' ripe, night, necting with steamer for Boston. owned L. thence by Cyrus Fish; easterly to filed by Alpheus Hardy, of said Boston, one de Barnacle 1 tuk a big WHY PAT RENT the line of said thence pausin' place. Steamer Catherine leaves 3.30 p railroad; northerly of the trustees in the State of Maine, under SOUTH BROOKSVILLE. when can borrow on your Sedgwick m, along said railroad line to the of be- wntermllllun under arm. and 1 you for Herrick's Landing. South Brooks, place the will of said deceased, that said trustees my shares, give a first and dally ginning, three acres more or less. Chase has moved his mortgage vllle, and con- containing in Maine, be ordered by said court to trans- how chicken would Robertson family reduce it month? Monthly Eggemoggln, Dirlgo Rockland, And the same to said thought good fried every steamer for Boston. being premises conveyed mit certain funds received from the sale of ana interest necting with into the Orvis Gray house. payments together Hanson B. Stousiand by Alfred B. Chase, by certain real estate of said deceased, in said taste fo’ breakfast. Den I went Into amount to but little more will RETURNING his deed dated Sept. 15, 1877, and by his deed State of Maine to the trustees under said will de chicken bouse to git one ob 'em. JarvisGray, of Harborside, has moved than you are now paying for dated Oct. 17, 1891, and deed from Lydia A. appointed by the probate court in and for and In about ten Turbine Steel Steamships Belfast mud dated Oct. also another into Howard house at Bucks rent, years you Chase, 5,1893; certain said Suffolk county. Dere war ao much squawkin' dat 1 lit the Esther or will Camden. lot parcel of land adjoining the above de- Melvina Gray, late of Penobscot, in said out fo’ awhile and hid In de bushes Harbor. scribed premises, and bounded on the east by county, deceased. Petition filed by Milton OWN TOUR OWN HOME. Leave Boston 5 pm, dally, for Rockland. line of said Maine Central railroad, and on 1 saw bouse W. Herrick, trustee under a written instru- somebody come oat ob de The schooner Emelie Belle is discharg- the west the Penobscot river, and on the Leave Rockland 5.15 a or on arrival of by ment for the benefit of Helen Herrick and I m, south land now or owned and look around, den go away. from Portland tor the canning steamer from Boston, for Bar by formerly by Henry Herrick, of Penobscot, for license to ing freight dally, Harbor, and the same For particulars Inquire of and George Peed, being conveyed sell certain real estate all as appears in said waited to' awhile; den 1 sneaked In. factory. Bluehlll, Sedgwick Intermediate landings. to said Hanson B. Stousiand by Cyrus L. Fish O. W. Taplby, petition. ma Sec’y, by his deed dated Aug. U, *897, and known as got chicken And went off towards O. of visited E. L. Smith. Agent, Bar Harbor. Clara A. Heath, late of Verona, in said Mrs. M. Smith, Bluehill, First Nat’l Bank Bldg. the Fish lot, the same containing one and ma cabin. A. M. Hf.rkick, Agent, Bluehlll. county, deceased. First account of Oscar P. her son, Allen, superintendent of the ▲. W. Kino. President one-half acres more or less, reserving to said Cunningham, executor, filed for settlement. "1 war «]e statute ob General E. J. Eaton, Agent, Sedgwick. Cyrus L. Fish the right to build a fish weir Edward E. of Winter panto' granite last week. his natural life. Upham,;late Harbor, quarry, during in said county, deceased. First account of or odder who fit fo' dls state Somebody July 24. C. And whereas the conditions of said mort- Warren L. Russell, administrator, filed for In de rebelutlon wben de statute called gage has been broken, now therefore, by rea- settlement. son of such breach of condition, I claim a oat: foreclosure of said JEROME H. KNOWLES. Judge of said Court. K1TTKKY TO CARIBOU. mortgage. A true " in Effect June 1911. Hanson B. Stousland. copy of the original order. 'Halt thar. you Abel* Schedule 26, Attest:—T. F. Mahoney. Register. at Wiley C. Conary, his attorney. “I stood still as 1 could fo' de ebak- The Narragansett hotel, Rockland, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. la’ ob ma was damaged by Are Saturday to the ex- legs. BAR HARBOR STATE CP MAINE. Charles A. of Bucks- " of TO BANGOR. Sundays Stubbs, de statute. tent f7,000. _ Hancock ‘Drap de chicken.' says AM AM PMlPMIPM PM AM PM Hancock hh. WHEREASport. county, Maine, by his " dated the isth of '1 baln't no The one of the 8 45 *1 20 2 *7 20 mortgage deed, day October, got! chicken.' Prospect house, Bethel, ManBet.de 90j To the Honorable Justice of the Ju- a. d. 30 2 40 7 30 Supreme 1894, aud recorded in tbe Hancock county in was Southwest Harbor. 8 50 1 dicial Court next to be holden at “De right arm ob de atatute raised oldest summer hotels Maine, 7 40 Ellsworth, registry of deeds, book 288, page 63, conveyed Northeast Harbor. 9 05 1 40 2 50| within and for said on the 2nd Tues- insur- 00 coanty to me the undersigned, a certain parcel of and (rowed at me. 1 heard it burned Loss, f20,000; Seal Harbor. 9 25 2 00 3 10 8 of a. someptn Saturday. ^~ day October, d. 1911. real estate situate in said and Bar Harbor.de 8 10 10 50 3 00 *3 9 00 5 20 Bucksport splosh on I reckon It was 30j H. of bounded and described as follows to wit: de ance, |10,000. Sorrento. 10 80 4 00 > TINKER, Tremont, in the tgroun'. of Hancock and Lot numbered in the an Hancock Point. 6 86 10 40 J4 40 IjNUOENEIA county State of Maine, seventy-nine (79) sixth egg. 1 aged six years, son of John g that he of lots in said Joseph, Sullivan. 11 05 4 85 o respectfully represents was lawfully (6th) range town, containing “I waa so de atatute married to Nettie of one hundred acres more or less accord- akiered at aeeln' Dostin, of Waterville, while playing in a Mt Desert 7 00 11 45 d3 40 5 00i 9 50 £ 6 05 Moran, Philadelphia, (100) Ferry. Penn., on the 5th of a. d. to the and of said town, to- (row le' ob 7 07 11 52 3 47 5 07i 9 67 6 12 day October, 1901, at ing plan Purvey somepln/dat I go de neck on the point ot a scythe, Waukeag. hall in New York with all the mill hayfield, jumped Hancock... 7 15 5 10!. 6 16. City City by Alderman gether buildings, mills, de he 11165'. James Smith, that lived and in and about the chicken, and It began to squawk. a cut on the leg from which Franklin Road. t7 5 19 6 26 they together as privileges machinery receiving .]. husband and wife at said mill thereon and the home- Junction. 7 30 12 15,. t5 11 00 32 10 00 Tremont, and at standing; being 'You say baln't got no chicken, bled to death. Washington 28;. other in said state and in stead farm and mill need and rip* Ellsworth. 7 87 12 22 4 11 5 86 10 21 11 07 *6 89 10 07 places other states, occupied by •hr until the 18th of a. d. Samuel E. Stubbs in his lifetime and deeded saya de afctute. of the Ban- Ellsworth Falls. 7 42 tl2 27 5 40 11 12 6 47 10 12 day September, 1907, John K. Graham, president that said libellant has to him Moses Buck deed recorded in “I dla. Nicolin. t7 66 fl2 40 6 00!.fll 25 f7 00 flO 26 your always conducted by by didn't st J nothin' to has himself toward his said wife as a faith- said of vol. 172. Said gor Railway A Electric Co., purchased Green Lake. 8 04 fl2 49 6 08 11 84 f7 08 10 84 true, registry deeds, 84, page de and da water- H 67 f6 41 ?7 15 41 ful and affectionate husband, but that on said premises were conveyed to said Charles A. 'Drap the of the Bodwell Water Power Co. Phillips Lake. t* fl2 16.til flO Stubbs H. (chicken plant 8 18 06 6 24 11 48 !7 21 10 48 13th day of September, a. d. 1907, the said by Charles Rice, administrator of million.' says statute Holden. fl of said ij|e Old Town and Milford, on the Penobscot 888 124. 644 12 08 7 88 11 08 libellee without reasonable cause utterly de- estate Samuel E. Stubbs, deceased, by Brewer Junction. serted deed dated and recorded in said “I 4m bofe. and da chicken is 8 4ft 1 80 d5 20 6 SO *11 26 12 15 7 40 11 15 your libellant, and has continued said July 20th, 1894, dropped river, and will proceed, it understood, Bangor.nr desertion for and whereas the condition of PM AM AMAM PM AM three consecutive yesrs next registry: said went off aqua kin*. the Stillwater to the of this that has been broken, now jw to build a dam across Port 1 And.nr 8 26 5 56 9 26 12 50 3 46 4 50 12 20 8 46 prior filing libel, the resi- mortgage therefore, by dence of said libellee is not known to reason of tbe breach of conditon thereof I 'Abe.' saya be statute. Tm a bant thus the Boston. nr 6 46 9 06 5 15 7 00 8 80 3 40 17 00 your branchjof the river, completing libellant and cannot be ascertained rea- claim a foreclosure of said to New York.nr 5 86 °7 40 by mortgage. what tuk Inside dla atatuta fo’ a vast sonable and there no a. d. 1911. op and creating power. * ° diligence, is collusion Bucksport, July 1st., original project f on signal to conductor. Daily Sundays included, d Except Saturdsy. Except between and Benjamin R. Stubbs. convict yo1 o > chicken and watermll- Stops your said libellant libellee to ob- of was shot tain a divorce. Wherefore he O. P. his Hon Pater Laferier, Winterville, Sunday morning, t Mondays only. prays this By Cunningham, attorney. steelin'. ■ nd I'm gwlne to stop yo‘ honorable Coart to him a divorce from a deer Frank grant { in mistake for recently, by BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. the bonds of between him and doin' It' matrimony his subscribers hereby give notice that is now in Houlton to said ** Soucie, jr., who jail PM|PM|AM|PMfAM|AM AMI wife, and that such further orders and THEthey have been duly appointed executors ‘How you to do datT I says. decrees be made as to this Court shall gwlne of the Both :8 00 ... may of the last will and testament of await action grand jury. New York..lv ...! seem and Tm klU Boston.7 *10 00 *10 00 a m 8 00 10 00 9 00 proper necessary. gwlnelto yo’. to each were watch- a. d. 1911. AUGUSTUS C. SAVAGE, late of MOUNT men, unknown other, Portland.lv *1 20 *1 20 a6 20 11 06! 12 46 12 50 Tremont, Me., July 17th, “Dat statutA be Jnst lifted np his Euuknb H. Tinker. DESERT, ing a spring at which deer frequently AM AM AM PM PM PM AM arm fired a and de j *5 50 *6 10 10 35 aio 15 3 30 5 05 5 40' 8 CO State of New York, New York hs. in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bonds ag'ln and! pistol, saw he took for a Bangor.lv drank. Soucie what 8 18 10 11.; 5 13 5 46 8 07 the terms of said will. All ball ma bead. Brewer Junction. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th being required by sung right fcp above fellow 1100.i 5 36 6 tti 8 demands the state of deer, and fired, killing. his Holdeu. «36 27 day of July, a. d. 1911. David Cohen, persons having against said to “'Fo Gawdl Mr. Hanf 1 says. Phillips Lake. :6 42 ’ll 07.j t5 42 *6 lb f8 84 (L. S ) Notary Public, j deceased are desired present the same poachers. Green Lake. 6 50 11 16 .| t5 50 |8 24 8 42 for settlement, and all indebted thereto aro ‘1 promise no™ to steal chickens or Notary Public, Kings County. N. Y. Nicolin. 7 00 fll 25. t6 00 t6 32 8 51 Certificate tiled in New York County. requested to make payment immediately. watermllilons A mo' If yo'll spa ma Ellsworth Falla.. 7 12 11 38 6 12 6 44 9 05 Herman L. Savagk. who for earn *6 55 7 18 11 43 11 16 4 2b 8 18 6 49 9 11 George A. Savage. life.' A, People marry money every Ellsworth. STATE OF MAINE. Washington Junction 7 25 11 52 4 86 t6 24 ?6 55 *9 18 Northeast Harbor, July 10. 1911. of it — ‘Abe.’ said thMbant. •yo' not only a cent they get. Franklin Hoad.7. 12 02 t6 32 f7 03 9 26 Hancock ss. Supreme Judicial Court. In Hancock. 12 11... f6 40 f7 11 9 35 vacatiou. Ellsworth, July 22, a. d. 1911. subscriber, Alvah L. Stinson, hereby thief; yo' a 1 gwlne know There is living in Illinois a solemn man liar ll|Jow Waukeag. *7 13 12 14 all 46 4 53 6 43 7 14 9 38 Upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered: That THEgives notice that he has beeu duly ap- yo' who is without meaning to Mt Desert Ferry.ar *7 25 12 20 *11 65 5 00 6 50 7 20. 9 45 the Libellant give notice io the said Libellee pointed administrator of the estate of keep yo' ;oftert^funny ® pruifjie?' Sullivan. +7 50 12 45 ... to appear before the Justice of our Supreme ‘I I ef I ever do.’ be. At the time of his wedding he lived HARDY L. STINSON, late of SWAN’S hope majHpe Hancock Point. +8 15 '< 10 112 05 5 15 10 00 Judicial Court, to be holden at Ellsworth, distance from the home of 25 1 20 5 25 7 10 7 10 10 within and for the of ISLAND, 'W'ual. Abe. I IK let yo' off dls time, in a town some Sorrento...... * *8 © 40| County Hancock, on the Harbor.ar J* 10 r* 2 00 *12 40 5 40 7 40 8 10) 10 45 second Tuesday of October, a. d. 1911, in the county of Hancock, deceased, aud but If or lie I'll bride. The wedding was to be at her Bar by pub- j-o' .liaal agin tbo Heal Harbor. *8 5o *1 :*) 6 25 8 30 9 «0. lishing an attested copy of said Libel and this given bonds as the law directs. All per- come out ,ob and pummel ! house. On the eventful day the solemn Northeast Harbor *9 05 *1 50 6 40 8 50 9 20(. order thereon, three w .*eks successively in the sons having demands against the estate dls Statute ^ *2 the but on the Southwest Harbor. 15 00 6 60 9 00 9 30|.. Ellsworth Air jrican, a newspaper printed in of said deceased are desired to present yo" to kin on.' man started for the station, deaf. Now Hp go Mamet. *9 28 2 06 6 55 9 05 9 35’. Ellsworth in our County of Hancock, the lust same for settlement, and all indebted tbeteto 1 who talked so to to 'old Abe be quite excusable way met the village grocer, | publication be thirty days at least prior to are requested make payment immediately * a the second of to me or to Wil- ,or Jwts that the bridegroom missed Daily Sundays included. \ Sundays excepted. Mondays excepted, t Stop on signal Tuesday October next, that she m.v duly authorized agent, taking a 4>ut route. entertainingly | may there and theu in our said liam Swan’s Island, Maine. round* conductor. H. D. WALDRON, Court appear Herrick, he was in a "state”. to and answer to said libel. 'Alvah L. Stinson. When 1 saw Barnacle again his train. Naturally General Passenger Agent. Arno W. Kino, I'rofVIK’r Justice of the Sup Jud. Court. July 17,1911. 1 told him hie smiled and Something must be done, and done morris McDonald, the stoKf" 1 A true copy of the Libel and Order of Court ••Id So he sent the following tele- Vice-President & General Manager. thereou. that be was t bant behind the quickly. A* PORTLAND, ME. Attest:—John E. Bunker, Clerk. Subscribe lor lHfc AMtRICAj\ l "Don’t marry till 1 come. Henry.” | •tatue. J gram: ■■ ujrrx wot wo deaf t>,at I can't hear people ntvtontuiimt fmmry .news. who apeak plain. Sam won’t hero to nm to. we MM admit, today do raise hla voice at all If ho doesn't Monarch la any tontfue upon tba utar- HIS MANLY BLUKHILL. mumble hla words." tbrooe, do sovereign world nuns | \ ary F. H. Wood and Wife, 0I or as has Brookline But the supposed Sam objected. He in poetry pruee. In whom, an In town on BEAUTY Mam., thair annual vl.it I was a be bad before now. not so many said that It long story happened Winfield Brook* ba* Joined the to tell and be was tired. Ue would generations ago. In royal succession to BROOKS Brook, Bt WALTER EMMONS family at “Elwtn Con” for the tell It to Etbel and sbe could repeat Scott. Byron. Goethe. Hugo, Tolstoy, »umm«r. Latin. Asso- William Bernard and of as much of it as 9he liked to tlieir all the civilised world—Teuton. Copyright b, Aewrlcan Press wife, Bingham ere Deception The old man. both oriental—Is Interested, for ciation. 1W- Mm-, guest* of Mi.. father. opposed by Olt. Slav, War«,n Trees’’. his children, was obliged to give in whose new works It looks or where It “Bowen 1^^It Was Maintained and z Loag and left t bem together. As soon as be seeks the gospel of the day. Nabocb- In a »nd Judge Cherles J. Dunn 1 have been a man of man; eccupa At twenty-two I lived city end family, 0t Ended In Death had gone Etbel closed the door and to use an Irish word that became of the bona# Orono, wen In town Only Hons, 1 have had more to do Lsb, !n a rear room. Rack hut week. Mi* though It looked luqulrlngly at the stranger. a favorite with Sir Walter Scott. for UnnD end denghter wiB . with the aea than with the land. were yards Just deep enough .pend ,hort v»- "1 was trying to begin." Ue said, does not matter. Do not let os nurse and then the rears of cetlon hen. By HELOISE BRAYTON I Once I waa owner of a ecbooner that clothesline# "the delivery of a message from your the humor of the despondent editor John W. Amo- other bouses. Oept. Kens gave hi. Copyright by Amarlcaa Praee jg late brother. He was In 1 uaed for pearl diving, my divers be- told his readers. "No ennu.l my partner who mournfully One while looking out of my •ail and to elation, 1M1. A Bedouins. day picnic Newbnry Neck leat Fri. business In a western city, and I re- ing north African new epic this month." window 1 saw a girl sitting pensively day. It waa greatly enjoyed by all. gret to say that 1 come to announce working ground was off the can tell bow tba wonders of Capt' If; Nobody at a window of a houae across the Kan* ia a fine host. 1$ his death.” of Peart art nor bow a coast diving with went Trlpolltanla. language performed She eras doing something Bemuel D. Whea 8am Bartlet at sixteen yartte. Elmore and wife end P. h. Ethel sighed. It was rather that a la a hard life, and those who am .took comas Into tba world. Genius Is to be knit- from home without bidding hia onl; her bands which I Inferred Leavitt end wife, of away material- that soma Cambridge, M.u, hoped for support would not engage In It The boas la genius. Tbs lamp today it was dene beneath the or hls little sister Ethel good- desperate ting. though wen the gneets of Charles H. Stover parents remem- burns low wUl be and ise than grief, for the scarcely to he severe with his may think replenish- I not be sure. She (aot communicating with them obliged vary sUL so that could wife for the week-end. by bered her brother. But the ed. New orbs trill Litera- the comfort of stranger, m> mm er will taka brine light was down but afterward), he wrecked ■ they possession looking pensively, The Blnehlll Bn wifi who gave hla name as George Mason, ture may bo trusted to take care of bent on her company hold a the Hls mother died within a at him, bis and in it whether her eyes war# family. ship everything tor It to the of tbs concert and ball at the town ball assured her that her brother's Interest Itself, transcript not tell. 1 was struck Prtdey few and her dentb left the old 1 tad one man named Hamed. a little work I could 4. The years, to of with nil Its acton, Aug. Firemen’, orcbeatra. «ix and In the business would be sufficient drama Ufa. with her features and. above maa desolate Indeed. His eyesight mnecular black as the ace of regular will fnrntab mnslc. make her father and bereelf quite com- moods and strange Cashing fortunes. of sadness piecea, Ills were both Impaired. Hls all, with an expression hearing who undertook to master me. It meets Is July W. H. fortable. The story of Sam Bartlet’s ^adee. The cariosity that per- a _ daughter Ethel, poor girl, had a hard that seemed Inappropriate to young as Mason had a Them wae trouble, after which 1 had and Insatiable, and the Impulses time with him. To read to him was career was, said, long petual face. BLL'EHILL FALLS. one, aDd after giving It to her the him arrested and taken Into the town that Inspire It can never be extinguish- set a difficult, since she was obliged to shout, It doesn't require much to Mr*. A. H. Candage la home. came up as to wbat course of and be received a fall dose ed.—John llortey. and be could not see to reud himself. question Tripoli young man's fancy flying, though by of the Mr. and Mra. Hall, of North Ethel loved her father, but It was to pursue In the matter breaking of bastinado. thu i do uot mean to belittle the pic- Hampden, returned ooroe news of Sam’s death to the father. Monday. natural that she should wish for some- It was not long alter this that one Thrifty Harry Lauder. ture to which I bare referred. 1 aaw Etbel could not make up her mind There are stories told of the William Sinclair and children, of MJS. thing more inspiring than taking care night, the weather being very bot, I many her about the same time every day and to tell the old man that hla son. In- wonderful thrift of Lauder, the Mchuaetla, visited bis mother here of a broken down old man. She was preferred to sleep on deck. I pnt Harry fell to dreaming about her. The fuel last stead of returned to him, was Scotch comedian. Once when Lauder week. but eleven years old wheu her brother having down a mattress, but I was cooler In of love la Imagination. A youngster la At rate, she felt that it was in New York be was tn a wine went away and fourteen when her dead. any a chair. All I had on was a pair of attracted to n girl not for what she Mr. Johnston and family, of Cleveland times must be otT. But she Invited Mr. a at the Aator. Everybody her. arrived to mother died. When at she would put thin pajamas and low shoes. I lay buying party j la. but for what his fancy paints ()., lo-day open up their rot- remain 111 the but the Scot wine. When It summer. have a temporary respire from the Mason to house—Indeed, few hoars in sleep, awaking about bought ! And girls are still more apt to endow tag* for the another her father would misunderstand her meu came his turn to he aigbed. and k>v© care of her father, like many midnight. The were asleep be- buy a man with noble qualities Mrs. lioeie Briggs and sister. Mrs. Edith she would dream of the not doing so—uutll be returned to the was aloue on deck. For "Well, boys," he said. "It’s my turn girl, prince low, and I him for them. Candage, oprn their parlor Wednesday come her and west The old mau was Informed that to treat. Come with me. I've and who would to marry an boor I caught cat naps from time along It was In the summer time, and Saturday evenings for the sale of was in In the west and a fine bottle of old Scotch In give her the comforts of a home that S:un business to time, not losing myself for more got up my when I came home from business ev cream. would be her own—and hls. must reiurn there, but possibly he than ten minutes at onca At one of room. I brought It over with me.” atll! and ery day at 6 It was very light, The yacht Visitor 2d, with another occasion be was with a Hsrr.i Brown, One morulug there was a knock at might take his father and sister these Intervals between sleep 1 saw a On at that hour I saw the girl every day owner, of l’ittsburg. Pa., was in the offlng the door. Ethel was upstairs nud did him. George Mason before leaving his round black ball on the gunwale on drinking party and Instead of liquor he lu the same opposite sitting position. Saturday afternoon and evening. .Mur not hear the summons. It sounded business bad taken in one of hts clerks the port bow. 1 being starboard amid- took cigars, for which those who treat- before own Since 1 stood right np my dark she was a pretty tight, with electric and this time loud enough for as a partner, and there was no hurry ships. ed him paid SO cents apiece. Harry that she again window it was Impossible lights and searchlight*. Mr. Bartlet to hear. He went to the for his return. He remained with the Now, to a half awake sallorman a pnt all bnt one In his pocket. He spent should not have been aware of my July door and It There stood a Bartlets as a son, Ethel tak- black ball on the gunwale of bis ship two bonrs smoking that one. After the 25._Ckcxm. opened prodigal presence there. Occasionally ehe man. Inform her friends and ac- is a curious 1 wondered was over the little comedian young ing care to object. why drinking would turn her face outward, but I EAST BLL'EHILL. "1 am for the home of Mr. Incline. In- went to the counter and aakl to looking quaintances as to the true state of the It didn't roll along the cigar ever rested could cot see that her eyes Mis* Kutb Orindle went to Isle au Ilsur Bartlet,” said the stranger. "Have I case. stead of doing ao It rote. looking now the man In charge. “I say, man. wnd upon me. But 1 remembered that • laat week. ■truck the house?” Uke the round of a mind me ten cent for right Several weeks passed, and lCaaon top fencepost, ye glvln' cigar* would not a arran- pure girl gase upon Mis* Benlah Orindle is relative* "Speak louder.” replied Bartlet put- to return to business. spreading ont below. By thU time I these fafty cent ones?" The exchange visiting made no move ger—certainly not whan he was look- ting hls hand to hia ear; “I’m bard of waa sufficiently awake to realise that was made, and Harry went to hla room in Vinalbaven. Ethel was beginning to fear that tome at bar. time# be ing bearing.” let the cat out of the object waa a black head and with five as many cigars as H. F. Stront, of Springfield, Mass, stupid person might Every day on entering my room after *Tm to Snd a Mr. Bartlet, full had at the start came trying the to ber father. Besides this, shoulders, blacker for a moon laat week. bag my return from business 1 dressed for and I think you are he. I judge by that shone behind it. playing brother and sister by two per- the evening, making myself appear as John Charnley and William Farnsworth the resemblance your son”— not From this point my faculties came to It Was Serious. cam* home from Sound sons who were not related was Thought attractive as then threw Saturday. son r me possible, “My to on without criticism. To Uke lightning. I have often since The homing of the famous Grey- likely go opec the shatters with ea much clatter Edwin Barton and ton, George Long “Tee. your sou Sam.” such Issue George wondered that what for want of a bet- friars church In Edinburgh occurred guard against any as possible that 1 might'attract the at- Barton, of Springfield, Mass are guest* “8am r tar name 1 will caU an automatic rea- one Sunday morning, and tb* young Mason told Ethel that they bad better tention of the Hasting of W. M. Ward well and wif*. “Yes.” should hare made me girl opposite. announce that were engaged, soning prepare people of a house which backed upon they the sound, the would turn her face In Mrs. A. I. and little eons Irvin and Sam. how could for that which I had not ont were Long “Oh. my boy. you which was his of Eth- thought the churchyard among the first, way propoalng. my direction, but only momentarily Clifton, of P'ortland, are visiting Mrs. have left us as you did with never a Bad I taken the stepe to lead np to as were to start for el didn't quite like that way of doing they preparing of Ton and without any look recognition. Long's parents, E. C. Long and wife. wold all these long years? killed but she that preparation they would have been church, to observe the llamas. It was It, acquiesced. This down to her native mod- 25. R. and 1 have one foot as follows: "That Is a Bedouin the housemaid's I pat July your poor mother, became more to thief, Sunday out and old Every day It risky esty and parity. But I remembered In the grave. How could you? How who will kill me to enable him to car- Kitty, the cook, was that day respon- disabuse the old msD and confess the that there was a man FRANKLIN ROAD. could off some trifle" In a sible for her duties unwonted young opposite, you?" lie waa ry twinkling my Hearing deception. falling rapidly, and It occurred to me that If she con- Mrs. J. W. and •on. The father put hls arms around the were on the deck. I commotion and excited outcries McKay Sumner, and It waa feared that the shock of pajamas lying up- sidered that young man especially went to laat week. stranger's neck and wept standing naked In my sboee 1 knew stairs. she came panting and hobbling Bangor knowing that his son had not return- aba fall in love visitor was In this ab- that the thief would not be lncum- np from her basement kitchen, good looking might The many friend* of Fred Milliken and The standing to but was dead, would kill crying I ed him, with him, for thl* was not only my surd position, not knowing whether to be red with clothing, and 1 must not anxiously at each stair: wife sympathize with them iu the l*"* of him. Mason and Ethel, wbo were very theoretical basis of love at that time. hls tears with those of the him this over me. I “Ob. what la't? What la'tr their only child. mingle much In love with each other, wished give advantage ! but 1 saw no other way of attracting weeping father or to laugh when he knew that he had swum to the ship; “Ob, Kitty, look beret” cried one of George Putman and wife, of Nc Lon- I to be married, and It was necessary her. saw an attractive descend- therefore It was not he would the girls from n window. “Oreyfriars I are Mr. Put m’« looking girl that Mason abould return to his busl- likely don, Conn., viaiting 1 some time the ing the staircase. nave any firearms with him. The cbnrch Is burning np." spent discovering aunt. Mi** A. G. Clark. ness. It would not do to leave the old name, then wrote her a “But I'll not reproach you. 8am,” struggle would be muscular. Kitty dropped limply on a settee. yoong lady’s tv man behind, and If they took him with Mia* Blanche McFarland, who ha* :> continued Mr. Bartlet “I dare say 1 1 should have cried out aud aroused "is that a’, miss?" she grumbled be- note couched In as manly and respect- them, blind as be was. they could not viaiting friend* in Sullivan are Bar Har- a ful as knew how. 1 bad no was severe with you. and a spirited those below Strange to say. this did tween gasps. "What fright ye geed terms I live together as man and wife without bor, returned here Sunday. won’t stand too much correction. not occur to me as ns the other me! I tbtcht ye said the parlor fire tbongbt of making headway by what boy his knowledge of their relationship. quickly July 26. M. I'm come back and to and when It did 1 was too late. was out-"—Youth's Companion. I wrote, but 1 must open communica- glad you've The seemed Insoluble. points, puzzle so 1 ■tay—haven't you? Ob. stay with us: A black naked figure Jumped over the tion. and In doing wished to give WEST BROOKS VILU However, though Mr. Bartiet would Ethel and I are so lonely, nnd we need gunwale and darted like lightning to- Blending the Odors. the girl an opinion of me cornmeo- not solve It by dying, he grew so Word baa been received bert f the your help. Your old father needs a ward me When he reached me the It has been proved that two odors surnte with the admiration. If any. blind that the young couple decided to death on July 17, at Oakland, La!., f arm and brain to flashed on a steel blade with which do not seem to have that she had for my personal appear strong young support i be married and take him west with moonlight anything Zelenda, widow of D. L. Emeraon, a na- In anea. him." which be struck at me. I caught bis common, that of putrefied cheese tive of Weat I them without letting him know the Brook*vilie, aged eighty-two these words and the half amused, forearm with fist; but. the arm be- and that of pineapple, are so closely To make a long story short, I receiv- By j secret The ceremony was performed my year*. She wa* the daughter of John and on It clutch allied from the chemical standpoint ed a courteous to note, the half sympathetic look the face of privately, where be would know noth- ing oiled. slipped through my reply my Polly (Dodge) Henry, aiater of S vail to shoulder. I saved from that It takes bnt a few minutes to that, the the stranger Ethel understood that her ing about It and the three departed the myself young lady stating though Henry, of Caribou, and of Ellen, Mary, transform an Intense stench Into a could not consent to a father had made a mistake. Dreading the same day for their new home. being stabbed by holding my enemy correspondence Sophia, John and Lory J. Henry, of Weat sweet fragrance. This curious with a In cose 1 to have him suddenly disabused, fear- Months passed, and although Mr. off from me with my hand under bis experi- stranger. could Sod BrookavUJe, and Mra. Harriet A. Joy, of a arm the shoulder. The ment is easily made and require* but a means of known to of ing reaction consequent upon disap- Uartlet’s ears and eyes got no better at man. wrig- making myself Camden, all deceaatd, and mother small amount of three chemicals— pointment. she gave the young man bis health waa no worse. The difficul- gling. was liable at any moment to her through a mutual friend or other- Henry D., Charles M., Ellen Mary and valerianic add. sulphuric add and a meaning look and put a finger on ber ty of keeping the situation from him free himself. With my other hand I wise. should my position and character George A. Emeraon. amylic alcohol. Care most be taken Ups as a signal for silence. Her fa- was trifling compared with the ab- grasped bis throat. It. too. was oiled, prove satisfactory, she would be hap- not to over the or ther’s back was to so be did not but 1 clinched It to make spill fingers dress py to have me call her. ber. surdity of bis talking about the rela- long enough upon NORTH SULLIVAN. of the first two named see ber, and she. wishing to release tlonshlp that be supposed to exist be- the man drop bis knife. any drop liq- The day I received this note 1 spent | uids. add Is A. Sinclair Kirk, will «"'« the visitor from bis embarrassing po- : tween his two children. At this moment the rascal's face was Sulphuric exceedingly some time before my mirror wonder- impersonator, caustic and the stench of valerianic a monologue entertainment next Monday sition. laid her hand softly on the old ‘‘Wben Sam first came borne.” be to the moon, and I recognized Hamed. ing that the girl should have found add. bet-idea being unendurable, la evening, July 31, at the Hooper ,t Hatty man'a shoulder. He turned and saw said to a friend. "1 feared Ethel would Be bad not come for plunder; be bad such attractiveness In It aa to call very difficult to rid oL—London hall for the benefit of the church. her : not forgive him for all the trouble be come for revenge. My life now de- get forth so favorable a reply. 1 set my Family Herald. "Ob, Ethel." he exclaimed Joyfully, had given us, but now she acts toward pended on my preventing his getting wits to work to discover some mutual i friend to Introduce bat. “whom do yoa suppose this Is? Your him just like a bride and be like a the knife. 1 placed myself bet woes me; having 3libiTtisn»miis> Ths Caddis’s Advice. come to the long lost brother Sam has returned." i young husband. They kiss wben be him and It and clinched with him. HU recently city a stranger, down to A famous woman golfer was 1 knew few 1 He disengaged himself from his sup- goes business In the morning body was oiled all over, and be slipped talking very people. Finally and when he comes home in the even- about tbe SL Andrews links. wrote another note to the girt I ad- Envious posed son that Ethel might embrace through my arms like an eel and made \^omen. 1 never a “And aa wonderful as the links,” she mired. the case and the prodigal. But Ethel stood mute. ing. saw such loving broth- a lunge for the knife by darting be- stating asking er and Bister.” •aid. “are the caddies. The Scotch permission to furnish references. \ “Forgive him, Ethel, as I have for- tween my legs. I caught an ankle caddie la the of mortals. For To this 1 received a that she him. the and what While the old man was content to and held him extended to bis full quaintest reply given Forget past “1 as Instance: had skied a lot of balls would not receive calls for a few weeks, be might have been to us during the live, he supposed, with his children, length, bis arms stretched and within one much to caddie's bat U after he ofteD wished one morning, my dis- the expiration of that years that are gone. It was 1 who that or the other a few Inches of the knife. Be Jerked would gust Finally be teed a ball for me time 1 was of the same mind she drove him away by my harshness. For marry that he might have a lit- bis ankle so that, oiled aa It was, I tle and then, banding me my driver, re- would be happy to receive me. give him for my sake.” grandson to love him and cheer con id doc count on bolding It long and marked: Those weeks were the longest of my “I him. said EtheL him In his old age. But to gain this most do something else to thwart his forgive father,” I let's see a life. he must a ‘Woo. eddy, gold shot From Sunday to Sunday aaemad But there was no warmth tn the give up part of what be al- purpose. With one hand I made a and uae malr o' ” like from mouth An outsider must be yer glory hallelujahs.’ to month. After words, nor did Ethel greet her brother ready enjoyed. quick grasp for his shoulder, then with Introduced Into the house, and this he three Sundays had passed 1 dispatch- with a sisterly kiss. An expression the other let go bis ankle and grasped The Outdoor Nation. ed e note asking if I might be per- of Infinite pain crossed the father’s knew would endanger the family peace the other shoulder, falling on him at and comfort The of Wo nation loves nature so much aa mitted to calL I received a reply giv- face. The stranger saw it and step- thought bringing the same time. woman the German. The Italian travels to ing the desired perm leal on that day In the breach. In another appalled him, for be Here were two of for ped on reaching week. had a that no got somowhore. tho Goman to travel. “Forgive me. Ethel." be said. “I theory woman could the knife. 1 slid over his oUed surface um u» a Tho walk for Its own oaks Is wuuai up or my have done come Into house without sooner or and to country very wrong" attempted eintcb the weapon, card later over Its a Gorman discovery. The Mlaa Markley came tat* Lb* He advanced to her with outstretch- taking management But but aa was on English, Just 1 getting my Angers room man's Ideal la a tho Gorman's a whan 1 awaited b*r wbat I es- ed arms. Ethel drew back. he saw no difficulty In Introducing an- It be seized wrist and knocked it park, my noticed wae that other man. So he hinted wood, and tho Frenchman loves his pecially ah* laokad “Ethel!” cried her father In an ago- occasionally farther away. at m* as though eh* bad never eean ny to his danghter that she should marry. 1 bad tbe of btm. boulevard.—Hamburger Zettung. advantage bolding me before and wee *T have no wish to curious to know The folded her marry, father.” him between me and the deck. Be stranger In bis arms wbat sort of a she would am She Admitted looking fellow I was. and kissed her. Had the old man aay. “1 perfectly con- con Id not slide on tbe latter It easily received me with tented aa I am. do A Mrs. Ms la said to No- Having a fair he Why you wish me me on be was so prop Clara better eyesight would bare known haring bis back, but amount of to vello, the noted cordiality, we seated our- the blushes that the kiss was marry?” It difflcult to English prims donna, by not slippery that I found selves, and abe said: “You will admit that there la a gnat a brotherly and sisterly one. And bad “Well, yoo we, I’m lonely during the maintain my position on him. Never- deal of evil life In the theater.” “1 will explain why I put yon off not the two whose sight was long days when Sam la at business, and theless be endeavored to wriggle to- perfect eo long. It waa necessary. 1 bad I'd like to have a child for "True, indeed.” replied Clara, "but strongly approved of each other’s per company." ward the knife. Be gained some Inch- an which aide of tbe curtain?* learned who you are. and the delay sonal had not each seen Finally about a year after the mar- es and was about to It when 1 appearance, grasp waa not because the I bad the old man report in the other's expression that ap- riage gave out One day knocked it farther away. of you. for It waa very besides he took to bis bed which be never An Economist flattering. proval. something akin to I now determined to risk all on one The truth ts "You should ride a horse.” that I was born blind. love's first the again left Bis supposed sou's ab- move a band on each spark, probably girl quick Tutting Cntll a of all "Can't afford It” said the couple weeks ago I had might not have blushed. The old man sence day at his business was a of bla shoulders for 1 gave apprehen- leverage. never seen any It was great trial to the invalid From the sive person. object recent- put one arm around his supposed son a tremendous pull, shooting my head decided "But It will an ly by several oculists in coun- and the other around his time Mason went away In the morn- and shoulders give you appetite.” daughter, beyond tbe glittering sel that an "Perhaps. Bat it will do the same operation Mould be per- forcing them to their em- ing till his return In the evening the blade. Feeling It under my chest. I prolong formed on niv eyes wltb a view to would wait for tbe horse."—Washington 8tar. brace. patient and watch for him. grasped It. and tbe victory was mine. opening up a world to me. That opera- At last when the candle of lift* was an Instant from "Thank heaven, my dear children, In my enemy slipped tion has been low A Gun. emlueutly successful. flickering the dying man beard a nnder arose and ran like a Big for this reunion!” my legs, You have mentioned in child's “Professor Smart Is a man of your notes "Father.” said Ethel, “let us hear j cry. deer for the ship's side. I followed large mental caliber. Is he not?" having seen me at my window. 1 have has to “What's that?" he asked, starting up but before 1 reached the what Sam say In explanation, him. gun never seen till this "He Is a bore.”— you moment." "Father." said Ethel “that's little a and certainly big Uni- or. rather. I had better hear It first wale beard splash knew that he That was of Minnesota Minnehaha the last of reliance upon Sam. named for you, the third of the roe. versity and repea t It to you. Y'ou know you bad escaped my to line" manly beauty win a sweetheart have grown very deaf since he went Not fearing that he would return. 1 1 married That is the bitterest of Miss Markley. but I wou her there no all. to wear away, and he would have trouble Fortunately was time for lay down and sank Into a slumber not the of own by my good looks, for ahe says bear.” any more lies. The grandfather I sent the Tripolitan police after the yoke your wrongdoing.— making you drop- that I am rather than hand hack dead. did not And Eliot. homely “No,” protested the old man. “I’m ped villain, but they him. some.