Cl)t (fltatwrtJ) ^medcai*. ^Tlvi ellsworth, Maine. Wednesday afternoon, September u, 1910. ; g ■as^r.y.r*( No. 37 — unnumnti LOCAL AFFAIRS. under three yean old will be eligible foi a&otrtUMnunti. the prixes, which are no# on exhibition ii A. W. Greely’s store window. Supper SCHEDULE OF MAILS ill national ban is consisting of cold meats and salads AT BL LA WO ATM POSTOrrtCB. beans, ME. will be served at tbe hall at 6 o’clock, t -ELLSWORTH, -1\ In tfetn Jnnt TO. Ik 10. Burr musical program will be given in tbe even- MAIL* BBCBIVBD. ing. Mice Bertha Giles will be the soloist HONEY ROLLS UP Fbom Wsst—“S-SS a m; :12.07,3.33, t5.8», *3p m. The ever-popular Klark-Urban com- BONDS. Fbom East-11 b m; 12 30, 3.30 and 11.07 p m. when a little i* aared is amazingly every mail CLoaaa at posTovnca. pany appearing at Hancock hall every pay day. Count up how eaaily you Oonis WBAT—10AO 11.80 a night thla week and matinee. m; 2, '3.30, 7 pm. Saturday a have a We have list of Conservative. apent lot of money a little at a Ooibo East—0J0 a m; 4 and 8.30 p m. There ia an entire change of program very strong and then consider time, that it Is Just • every evening, all new to Ellsworth. Daily, Sundays included. t Train stops Bonds which may be to aa easy to aave aa to a lot, As the are bought spend Sundays only. IDaily except Monday. usual, specialties good; many THIS BANK SUGGESTS No mall dispatched to or received from the are new, while the old onea, eapecially return an income of east Sundays. the drolleries of Mr. Klark and Mr. that you commence saving right now Urban are as enjoyable as ever. The by opening an account here. You’ll Hutson H. of was piano plsying of Mr. Scbreiber 1s not tbe never regret It. Saunders, Portland, in Ellsworth yesterday. least enjoyable feature of the evening’s Money deposited in our 5% savings entertainment. This the ia Monaghan’s dancing school trill open evening play department on or before Oct. S “The Girl from Out Yonder”. for the season early next month, OR IN SOME CASES EVEN MORE. draws interest from the 1st. Roscoe H. Smith was at borne from Bos- Write or call. AMHERST FAIR. ton over Sunday and election day. For or circulars Mrs H. W. Osgood and little daughter The Up-River Society OITera Usual particulars special Constance are in Pittsfield. visiting Attractive Program. call or write L. E. Treadwell has bought of H. E. The fair of the Northern Hancock Davis the stallion Keno L., mark 17'4. agricultural society at Amherst will take Mrs. John A. Wakefield left Thursday place Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 27 and unless rain when fair for Oorham, where Mr. Wakefield is em- 28, interferes, the UNION TRUST COMPANY, ployed. will be set forward as usual. The ball games scheduled are for East- irene u. K. win have a OF ELLSWORTH. ■ ■■■■■! .1 chapter, »., pic- 1 m .Will L- brook and East Holden tbe first day, and nic aupper at ita regular meeting next Fri- West Sullivan and East Eddington tbe day evening. DEPOSITS EARN MONEY HERE! second day. There will also be foot races. HI Herbert Foster has gone to Worcester, Tbe has been a one for custom of year good pro- Our paying liberal interest on means to enter a a in deposit* Mass., school for coarse duce an up-river, and unusually large ex- CHAPLAIN TRIBOU RETIRED. NORTH ELLSWORTH FAIR. •‘esry money” for onr patrons. And with over (BOO,000 in architecture. hibit is promised. capital, surplus, profit* and stockholders' extra liability, Miss Helen Nealley has gone to The baby show will be an attraction as Completes More Than Thirty-Eight there's an aaaurar.ee of ample protection for dollar left Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 29 every Worcester, Mass., for a course of study in usual on the afternoon of the second day. Years In Navy. in our care. YOUR funds deserve the best of care, and liberal and 29, the Dates. a school. There will be free of some cutting performances Ellsworth friends are interested in the The annual fair of interest assistance-such at this bank Ask us to ex- the North Ellsworth gives. kind on the Harry wife and son Dana, of grounds. of the retirement of plain about easy banking by mail. Lowell, announcement Chap- Farmers’ club will take place Wednesday There will ba a ball each with Portland, are the guests of George R. evening lain D. H. Tribon, of the United States and Thursday, Sept. 28 and 29. The Lowell and wife. music by Monaghan’s orchestra. Meals EASTERN TRUST ft BANKING CO, BANGOR, ML navy, on Friday next, Sept. 16. He retires farmers of the vicinity promise a good ex- «ill be served as usual at the ball, and branches at Old Testa and Matin. The high school and the schools in the with the rank of captain. Chaplain Tri- hibition of produce, and there will be also suppers for the dances. city proper and at Ellsworth Falls will bou has been ordered “home” on his re- interesting track events. f i ty i k i i open next Monday. tirement, and Ellsworth being his official The races on the first day are for tbree- Romance In Juan. Knrls San he to be here over Sun- minute a half-mile Mrs. W. W. Morrison, who has spent residence, expects class, running race, a race and a slow race. On the the summer in Ellsworth, has returned to [S<»n Juan, P. R., Timet, Aug. 26.] day. peg second Boston for the winter. Chaplain Tribou, who ranks every officer day there will be another race for three- It is safe to assume that in all Porto on the active list in the navy below the minute class, a J. B. Holmes an eleven free-for-all, running race, caught and one- Rico there was no man more anxious for rank of rear except two medical slow race and race. There will be a balf admiral, peg pound salmon and a four-pound sal- the arrival of the steamer Coamo yester- officers, was appointed chaplain on Feb- dance on the last of the fair. mon below the dam night Bunday. nor one more at her de- Wall day exasperated The railroad offers reduced rates to the Miss Edna M. of Waterville than Linwood Thomas a Paper Bargains. Gifford, lay Beckwith, fair. Meals will be served at the hall as j|: who has spent a week with W. B. Tracy well-known commission merchant of usual. and wife, returned home Monday. Ponce, who was here to meet the boat. | Miss L. M. Clark, of Jekyl Island, Ga., It is also safe to assume that another Temperance Addresses. Mrs. Effle M. of New j Through September, October and November all '» arrived Sunday to spend the winter with person equally anxious to set foot upon Lambert, York, p her cousin, Miss J. A. Thompson. the San Juan dock was Miss Annie Louise | noted temperance speaker, will give a Lord, who was one of the Coamo's passen- series of lectures in Hancock county f last stock at half Will not ex- <> Patrons of the Maine Central should my spring price. gers, all the way Maine. under the auspices of the W. C. T. L. next consult the changes in the time-table fyom Ellsworth, When the Coamo did finally tie up it week. The dates are as follows: all sales which went into effect on Sept. 10. change paper after sold, and must be cash. was the signal for the beginning of the Prospect Harbor, Sept. 17; Winter Har- J ][ Charles P. Dorr and wife announce the end of a pretty romance that began in the bor, Sept. 18; Franklin, Sept. 19; Ells- engagement of their daughter, Bernice childhood of both of the people men- worth, Sept. 20; Surry, Sept. 21; Otter Hamilton, to Lawrence Potter. Benjamin tioned. Anyhow, after greetings were Creek, Sept. 22; Southwest Harbor, Sept. C. P. DeLaittre and wife, of Aitken, over it was not long until the twain stood 23; Cran berry Isles, Sept. 24; Bar Harbor, J. A. who THOMPSON, j; Minn., have just returned from at the pleasant rooms of Dr. Hayward’s Sept. 25. j abroad, are visiting relatives in this bouse in where were made city. S'inture, they COMING EVENTS. £ Main Street, Ellsworth, Maine. Mrs. Charles E. Builard, of Wakefield, man and wife. Jj Mass., is in the city fora few weeks, and Attending them were Mr. and Mrs. ELLSWORTH. her many frieuds are glad to greet her J. W. C. Rideout, the former of whom was Friday evening, Sept. 16, Society hall— again. a college chum and life-long friend of Mr. I Dance. Beckwith. The bridal will to- Myer Gallert, of New York, who is couple go Thursday, Sept. 22, at Odd Fellows hall W. TAR day to Ponce, which will be their future O LEY, making an extended visit here, is spend- ! —Baby show at 2 p. m.; supper at 6 p. m.; home. ing the rest of this week with friends in [ j musical program in evening. Admission, Mr. Beckwith is well and favorably FIRE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE. Houlton. j 10 cents; children free; supper, 15 cents. known throughout the island, and was Mrs. E. M. Dodge went to Bar Harbor ! and 28 and ... Wednesday Thursday, Sept. ELLSWORTH, MAIN E. I for a long time connected with the last to be with her H. President at the 29— Annual fair North Ellsworth farmers* Friday son, C. The bride and ruary 5, 1872, by Grant, educational department. : Dodge, who was operated upon that day personal request of Senator Hamlin. His club. groom were born and raised together in for appendicitis. first sea duty was on the auxiliary steam j the beautiful little Maine city from which Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 5 and 6— Hancock Mrs. M. L. Kimball, who has been vis- she came. Mr. Beckwith has a host of frigate Colorado, and his last on the bat- Grangers’ field days at Ellsworth, for all County friends who will congratulate him and Wisconsin in the Pacific. In iting her parents, James L. Cook and tleship grangers in the county. extend a cordial hand of welcome to Porto this has returned the meantime he had served on the re- wife, summer, to her Rico to Mrs. Beckwith. COUNTY. Wabash and on other home in Norway. ceiving ship vessels, Thursday, Sept. 15—Alamoosook granga Savings Bank, but in 1897 was transferred to the Boston East Orland. j. iic vciciMiis ui iuc ouiu .vjitiiie regi Sixth Maine Reunion. fair, navy yard. In 1900 he was ordered to the ment, at their annual reunion in Bucks- The annual reunion of the sixth Maine Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Sept. 16, 17, MAINE. New York for a cruise to China, but at the ELLSWORTH, — port last week, voted to hold next year’s Veterans association was held in Bucks- 18 Ellsworth Free Baptist quarterly requett of Ad niral Sampson this order reunion in Ellsworth. a i last Wednesday. After a dinner at meeting, at Clifton. The bank commissioner of the State of port was rescinded and he remained at Boston, Mrs. F. W. Rollins left for a the seminary, a business meeting was held Maine has recently requested the officers yesterday until assigned, to duty on the Wisconsin Wednesday, Sept. 21—Highland grange visit with her Mrs. William at Em hall. Officers were elected as fair at North Penobscot. of each savings bank and trust company of daughter, ry in the Pacific ocean. Dulles, in N. J. She was ac- follows: the State to secure the verification and Englewood, His last station was as chaplain of the Wednesday, Thursday, Sept. 21, 22— her Miss Harriet. Col. Charles A. Clark, of comparison of itadepositors’ pass-books. companied by daughter President, naval home at Philadelphia. Ed-n fair. Cedar lirst The have closed their Kapids, Iowa; vice-president, records 2$ — Narramissia The trusteed of the above-named Emory* cottage Chaplain Tribou has made mauy Wednesday, Sept. bank, B. F. Ellsworth; second at Hancock Point, and have returned to Gray, vice-presi- during his service, and is one of the best- grange fair at Orland. recognizing the advantages resulting from dent, Koseoe Taylor, Ellsworth; secretary, Ellsworth. Mrs. Allinson and her daugh- known men in the No other such comparisons, do therefore ask its Sewell L. 'leywood, Bucksport; treasurer, navy. chip- Tuesday, Wednesday, Sept 27, 28—Am- ter Miss Susanue, of Providence, R. J. F. Knowlton, Camden; executive coin- lain in the ever served so as he, depositors to bring or send in tbeir books I., navy long herst fair. | Arthur I. A. W. came w ith them. | raittee, Saunders, Curtis, and no other has had the distinction oc FAMILY REUNIONS. : verification on or before for the thirtieth Edmund B nsey, all of Ellsworth. “end that fol- Melvin S. Smith left for New was a at making two cruises on”, is, 22—Jeilison at “Sixe eta i«« but Im oa't m« W of SEPTEMBER. yesterday At 6 o’clock there banquet N. Thursday, Sept. family kim| | six « York city, where be w ill spend the winter* E. O. P. hall, followed by a deli^ntful lowing one another, occupying years F Testers hall, Brewer. This method has effective in at hall. proved He w*as accompanied by bis daughter, camp-fire Emery at a stretch. Since 1991 he has been dean ™“ It was voted to hold next year’s reunion ^* Massachusetts and New York, and as a who returns to her of the Mias Florence, work in at Ellsworth. corps. •T.l Vudor matter of aelf-interest all should jtrt.Ecnu.ntB. depositors that city after spending the summer here. Kev. D«»vid H. Tribou was born in with this notice PORCH SHADES comply promptly. KLLSWORTII FALLS. Hampden in 1848. His early education Mrs. W. H. Dresser, son Charles and Books sent by mail should contain full was obtained in tbe schools of his native daughter Alice, who have been visiting in W. H. Brown and wife spent Sunday address for return. town and he graduated trom the Hamp- ROY C. Ellsworth and vicinity this summer, left with friends at Bar Harbor. HAINES, den academy. Before entering the navy Ill HTIMIIBIIOT In behalf of the trustees, Saturday. They will go to Yarmouth ELI 8 WORTH, MAINE. Herbert Severance and family are at Chaplain Tribou was a newspaper man, where Mr. Dresser has accepted a position THE A. E. Moors, President, Cberrytteld this week visiting relatives and had also ueen principal of tbe Hamp- as principal of Yarmouth academy. ! and attending the fair. ton academy, a.id was at oaa time super- Hancock County Savings Bank. There will be a rehearsal of the Ells- | Percy S. Moore and wife went last week visor of schools for Penobscot county. THE— worth festival chorus at hail to- He obtained his license to in 1869. FJsworiliF'ilry&M’cliW'b Society to Caribou where Mr. Moore has employ- preach morrow evening. A full attendance is s some ment at potato harvesting. Chaplain Tribou wife, who nied HAVE ADDED A as there will be desired, but three re- years ago, was a daughter of the lute CLARION. ! Oscar Staples and wife w-ere in Portland hearsals before the festival at Bangor on James F. Davis, of Ellsworth. from Friday until Monday, visiting their Whether it*s a or a fa:- Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 6, 7 Tribou will make his home in range Mrs. Frank Moore. Chaplain and 8. daughter, nace—if it U New England on bis retirement, and will GARAGE it la a “Clarion”, Mrs. D. Jordan returned last B. who has Mary devote himself to the work of th? church to their Heury Stockbridge, spent 1 equipment, and are sure to meet erery week from Otis, where she has been visit- prepared requirement TO LET FOR EXCURSIONS. the summer with his parents, Sidney B. in that section. He is secretary of the to meet all demands for repairing at her Mis. Aaron Made the ing daughter. Salsbury. Maine and one of short notice. Skilled by Wood Bishop Co, US PEOPLE. Stockbridge and wife, left Saturday to re- East Conference, its machinists; CAPACITY, and is also a of Bangor. Sold by turn to his home iu Los Angeles, Cal. : Shirley Moore and family, of Bangor, seven trustees, trustee ample storage room. *r«.v to of bis Wesleyan university, Middletown, Conn., His Miss Annie R. ac- were here one day last week, guests sitter, Stockbridge, which gave him the degree of doctor of J. P. and Martin E. OPEN ELD1UDGE, roundry companied him, to spend the winter in ! sister husband, Salsbury divinity in 1901. EVENINGS TILL 10. & and wife. Main Street, Ellsworth California. Mrs. Frank M >rgan, of Brookline, A FULL LINE OF Machine Ellsworth ha i a distinguished but un- \V. C. Y. U Convention. SUPPLIES Mass., and Mrs. Frank Holden, of Bar Works. announced visitor Sunday—Hon. John D. The annual convention of the Maine W. Harbor, are viai.i ig their mother, Mrs. ! Water street. Telephone no. Ellsworttu --—- Long, of Hinghrm, Mass., ex-secretary of C. T. U. will be held in Portland, 28- Harriet Hastings. Sept. ELLSWORTH the navy. Mr. Long, witu his wife and a 29-30. Delegates will be present from iu Miss Clara Mv Pj rson, of Bangor, has V-^- g- i party of friends, arrived Ellsworth every section of the State. Keduced rates | 'foff ► Steam and Bath Rooms an and returued home, after spending the sum- notice. Laundry Sunday in automobile, spent tut for transportation have be^n granted on WAIHII.1' mer here with her grandparents, 11 5 •KO PAT, »0 night at the Hancock house, leaving don- railroads and boats. CENTS Kincaid an i wife. All kind* of laundry work done at abort notlc< day morning for Calais. Llewellyn Among the notable speakers from out- MRS. 11. C. HATIIEWAY ,' flood, called tor and dollrered. } E. W. Ellsworth, first assistant of tne side the State will be ex-Uov. Glenn, of will begin her classes In Music and I H. B. KBTCY * CO., BUCiiSPuHT. /, Kllnworfh.Pe Ellsworth high school, arrived in Ells- North Carolina, Miss Ellen M. Stone, German ou 7. bananas at Satej Building, Hiate St., i M rs. Caroline B. Saunders died Saturday wholesale and Anna A. worth this week tor some work prelimi- h r Mrs. Austin Massachusetts, Miss Gordon, at the home of sister, Monday, Sept. 20, nary to the opening of the school. Princi- Saunders. Mrs. Saunders arrived here Illinois, secretary of tbe World’s W. C. T. from wheie her rooms pal Clayton M. Ward, who his been em- Saturday morning Castiue, U. Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, State and na- at st Mrs. Fred H. Osgood’s, she had made her h* me for several years > ployed in Northeast Harbor through the tional president, will preside. Main street, Ellsworth. LUCHIN1 with John Vogel 1, of the Cas- proprietor ^ Main summer, was in Ellsworth Monday. He tine house. Mrs. Saunders was seventy- flours of two or mors in Music at ► street, ellswokth will spent the remainder of the week iu four of She had be^n in Jelltson Family Reunion. reduced years age. poor <4 price*. y Portland. health for some tune, and was feeling ill Tbe Jellison family will hold its annual when she arrived. She gradually grew Foresters Hxuuta c. Hathiwav. Advertising it Iikt (earning to swim The date for the baby show and sale to reunion at hall, Brewer, Sep- worse and expired at 2 o’clock in the af- ta-12. *** be at Odd Fellows hail has tember 22. All relatives are cordially in- i Teleplmne E °**Ad*i*ce, strike out and jou will given been ternoon. She leaves one daughter—Mrs. vited to be •'•ty win. fixed for Sept. 22, at 2.30 p. in.. Ail babies A. K. Buck, of Orland. I present. ffiflmti Ml aim chil- turned to Washington, D. C_, alter spend- NEWS. UOB.OU Chapball; exercise. NEWS. COUNTY dren; solo, Uawaci recitation. COUNTY ing the ssmon «t their cottage at Haven. Harper; of Marjorie Hodgdoa; cborne. Hon. W. S. Shallen burger mud family, BLLF.HIU- WEST SULUVAM. Sept. 12. S. Sutsii Rochester, Pa., who have spent ths rami _ 8tni2li9 Mi— W. is in Coiiay in EMst- Eou— Hinckley Machine Mrs. Belle Googins is Tinting mer at Haven, left tor their home Thurs- 6% Mach ice, BAST BLCEHILL. will can if teook. I* what your moary day. Harold ia home. Mr*. 8. Merrill end sons, of Brookline, Oonary Charles Hooper sad wife, of Hallowell, Sept. 12. l,'X* Pun. Fares were in town loot week. A. J. Orindle ia borne from Mt. Waldo. Between are visiting relative, here. at *k stoninoto:;. T. L and srife, of Dear let*, were in Laatar Orindle hat employment in Mt. Kllmrtk Atfi Bar Harbor and Dr. 3. B. Overlock, of Pomfret, Conn., Gray Mw Boaton: town last week to attend the (air. Waldo. Ltaijd 8. E. Him Mary Wood is at North Haven **•*» Om» Way; MW is the guest of Dr. Phelps. Booed Trip. teaching. Misses Clara and Marjorie McIntyre an EUm! Wight ia home from Northern! A SEW SERIES The Eastern Star chapter held iu first normal school at Chstiae. Harbor. l« now opr a. Stem. II c**; mamtMIp pop after its summer Mias Eva Snowman, of Bluehill, ia visit- attending meeting Monday evening ■wiO. ft par than. friends here. e a* Fred Dock ham ol recess. ing Mies Jennie t Grind!* he* position and wife, Proepect, O. E. has resumed teacher in the high school in East port. sailed on friends hare Saturday. E. E. Clapham and wife and Mrs. Eliza Juanita chapter, S-, WHT PAT REST from Mr*. men and two chil- whru eaa borrow on your Folsom returned from Etna campmeeting its weekly meetings. Mias Ethel Snowman has returned Richard Board you •Dam. rtrr a Brat mortcur aad Seel when eh* bee the sum- dren left for their home in Plain- Thursday. Sylvester Lym burner, of Brooksville, ia Harbor, spent to-day rrdnea nVrrrr monthT Moodily mer. N. J. and mtrrrw lOfrUwr has s a guest of E. E. Urindie. held, payment, Umaviar taaraa Misa Alice Farnsworth accepted amount to but little mnra Bootbbay Bluabm _ wifi «aab lor Bomb in the Brewer Dr. D. W. Bunker and of Mrs. Tena KackliS and of than are now for day* Bloeh'.li, as assistant teacher Mrs. Helen Ormy, of Cambridge, Maas., wife, Bangor, daughter, you paying Soitb Haraa aad Stoataoi' position aad in about Ian you Boctlaad, were in town last week, of W. L Aah were here last week to attend rent, yaara cooaectlo, high school. is a guest at C. Pred Eaton’s. greets Point, win and wile. the funeral of Reuben Thom. Mrs. Lizzie Mortimer returned to Win- Archie Redman will enter Hebron Partridge OWE TOUR OWS HOME. a brief with 14. Mies Jennie Herrick ha* returned from John Lore and wife were celled here last w2rs:r. terport Saturday. after iTiait academy, which opens Sept. For paroeulart uxjmra ed s*rSb&S!Ch‘ i&x. Seal when she hae been em- week from the death of O. W. TiriiT. relatives here. Hamblen has entered Harbor, Stooington by See'y, Mise Clara Bryant Flrtt Nat'I Bank Bide, from ployed the past summer. their eon* in-lew, Hsu ben Thom. Mrs. Louise Hooper has returned A Stratton commercial college, Boston. a, W. Kora. PmidcaL BBTVBXISe a been Pert end wife, of North Oonidsboro, here she has employee, Rev. Olof Anderson and wife, of Derby, Colby Conway, oarrrxaT. Lear* Boetoa 3pm mi day. lor the summer. X. H-, spent teat week in town, greets of Notice. gjchluf during Vt., are visiting Mrs. Emily BabMdge. Reuben Thom died Sunday, Sept. 4, at Pauper and Mrs. George A. Pert and wife. contracted with the City of Ella- Sherman Banker and family H. of Boston. Is the the home of Lore end where be George Redman, Mr. wife, worth to sap port and care for those who attended the French re- Arnold Merrill, who has spent the sum- HAVING Myre Springer guest of bis fsther, George W. Redman. and hia wife hare been tiring tor the past may need assistance daring the next flee mer left last week to resume his rears aad are legal residents Haworth. I ! union Wednesday at Franklin. here, in The Harvard football arrived here tew weeks. He had been ill health forbid all persons trusting them on my ac- squad studies at William* held its first college. count. as there is of room and accom- B. L. Barra, tint, Bar The Golden Bale society and are of Dr. H. about eight yean, and the past few yean plenty Harbor Sept. 1, guests 8. Blodgett them at the Farm ! at Mr*. W. Parker end odations to care for City A. M. Ilaoaica, A not. meeting after the summer intermission Frazier’s three miles from George daughter, bad not been able to do any manual labor. M. J. DacMMir Blaebia. at island, about house. j B. J. who bare the summer left for Barov. Ayest, Sedawiei, the home of Mrs. S. E. Phelps. Stonington. The eight coaches arrived spent here, Mr. Tbom was born in Mt. Desert. Sept. ser- their home in Brockton, Meee Sept. 10. 1864. cue to Blmhill in Kalph Farrell conducted religions Saturday, among them Percy D. Haughton. 84, He East hie trade ee atone cot- vices m the doable tenement on Forest coach at Harvard 1MB-IMS, who ia to have W. H. Clemehaw end family, who ban 1880. and worked at summer ter his failed. He married avenue Thursday and Friday evenings. charge of the Cambridge eleven for three spent the at the Teagte cottage, until health left tor their in Miae Flora Lore Oct. 1882. Maine Central new home X. 7. 28, Railroad. Mrs. G. F. Farnsworth has been enter- years. They will practice under the Troy, Y., Sept. The funeral serrioee were held at the of Cherry field. rules for two weeks. Dr. Blodgett baa J. W. B. Beneman and who oc- taining Sanford Mitchell, family, In KIT eel lO, 1»10. several home afternoon. Re*. Mr. Reyes, Sept. and John^ McNamara-and wife, of Pigeon been at Frazier's island rammers, cupied the Tapper cottage this season, Tuesday of Beeide a widow, he BAB HABBOB TO BAHOOB. Cove. and bis sons Edwin and Warren are ben returned to their home in Lan- Sorry, oSciating. candidates for the football eleven. There Pa. lee res three eons and one daughter-Iran A ■ ! A Miss Maud who is in the Maine caster, Mum.d*. Colby, in Maas., and are now about forty-five at the island. Thom, who liras Waltham, Southwest Harbor ..! general hospital in Portland, where she Charles Stover and wife, who ban Sept.fi. Nihtu John, Oliver and Mias Colina Tbom, who Nortbenat Harbor.. has undergone an operation, is gaining spent the summer with R. P. Stover and Real Harbor.••. work at Northeast Harbor. He leaves an returned to their home in Cam- Bar Harbor. de * 00 rapidly. a few wile, Homer Long has been spending aged mother, three brother* and two sis- Sorrento..... 5 is teaching the bridge last eraek. SBiltTM. Miss Clark, of Hampden, days at Blnebill fair. in Los and one sister in ( ter* Angeles, Chi., Ml Dnert Ferry. TOO intermediate here, with Mr. Carter, Ward W. Weecott was grade Mias Sujie Smith is visiting her parents, Deputy-Sheriff Lawrence, Mass. Waakeag T 07 in the and Bessie in last week and back Hancock.-.. 7 l» of Hancock, grammar Bangor brought He was a and an esti- Henry Smith and wife. good neighbor Fraaklla Road. n tt ! in the Carrier to answer to the Gordon primary grade. Augustua charge citixen. Jaacuoa .-. 7 » 10 51 11 It A Co. lost one of their valuable mable Washington Hagan of Elleworth. 7 IT 11 Ot 11 » most took place on tingle sale of liquor at the fair ben. 12. R. A enjoyable picnic of bones on Sept. Blleworth Falla. TO 11 06 all M span Thursday. At the before Carrier _ the grounds near K. of P. hall Wednes- bearing Judge Snow, Nicolin 17 66 ‘II 17 ell IT Mrs. A. A Frink ia the week Green Lake. S Ot II W elf OS toe Methodist spending was found guilty, end sentenced to e tin* NORTH ORLAND. day, arranged by Sunday Lake Oil 11 » ell Sg with friends at North Haven. of end and in Phillips school. About 100 enjoyed dinner in K. |G0 costs, thirty day* Jail. Mr*. A. P. White is visiting relative* in Holden. • IS Ml tt *1 0* Rudolph Gilley, who ha* been ill some He appealed and furnished bonds for hi* Massachusetts. Brewer Jaaction-. IP I1B IIS of P. hall. Bangor. »t» II 0» 1 IS weeks, is improving in health. appearance at the October term of su- r a e « A of from Lddington wa* H. W. White it making extensive re- party twenty < SO IB has hauled his preme court. Portland.nr.: entertained Sunday by F. E. Pettingill Ospt. Harry Gray up pair* on his hoot*. Boaton.ar .i SO* MS 12. H. and in winter and is home. Sept. Hew and wife. Mr*. Spaulding daughter, yacht quarters _ Miss Bertelie Wars has employment Toek.ar..j Worcester, Maas., who have also been Mrs. C. Harmon, who has been in Bocks of Joseph GOTTS ISLAND. with Mr. Montgomery port. * 8to pa od elgnal to conductor r Slop* to lenee paanangera from rant of returned home a returned Waahlaitoa of Mrs. Pettingill, in Boston few weeks, Saturday. * guest* Charles Alien, of Bar Harbor, was bar* H. R. Betee is patting in a hydraulic Jaaction. Daily Sundays Included. • Daily ascept Sunday morning, t Monday* only Miss Ethel who has been at Thursday. Thuriow, on business this weak. pump to convey water to the house and BAHOOB TO BAR HABBOB. Among the young ladies who have ac- Oastine the past cummer, is home teach- barn of N. E. Ginn. Mias Pbebe Gott, who has been em- * t* ! a ■ ; a a 8tt*. positions out of town as teachers ing. 5. B. Haw Tn .I.. day* cepted at is home. Sept. _ ployed Manset, Boaton. S Se als SO' It OC .. are Minnie Mattocks, at Lowell; Florice John love and wife have been in Blue- Don is at Green Port law 11 S*Hl tl 11 tl Verm at Asb- Capt. E. L. Gott took a party to Blnahiil Rogers carpentering Clark, at Goaldsboro; Smith, hill to attend the funeral of Reuben r* r« r* * a to attend the fair this week. Lake. I • *S tt! I M I viUe: Flora Goodwin, at WhitneyriUe; Bangor. a Thom*. Brower Janetiua. la. tv is his mother in sa Beatrice at Sullivan Centre. Mrs. Jacob of Tremont, visited Frank Trundy visiting *s a. s it and Gordon, W. has her Kelley, Holden. SR Mrs. L. Greenlaw closed Lake— 12. Vox PoFru. Mrs. Laura Moore this week. Orrington. PBillipa [MM.MSB tSM Sept. house here for the winter, and will go to Green Lake ft II. Ill in Charles H. Harding has moved into “Old Mrs. A. P. Whit* returned from Boeion ■MBs. ..1 ft « SB Portland. RHewortA Fall* Sit IB PROSPECT HARBOR. Farm" for tha winter. Wednesday MW.I The the Harvard* cottage BUawarth. « a ^s a » oc t « Stonington* played Jaaction- t tW. ft 01 ft tl Louis F. Cole Sunday in Steuben, Frank N. Lewis and of Indian- Mrs. laid* Clair is working for Mr*. Waablagtoa spent in a ball game at Frasier’s island Satur- wife, Praaklta Bond. H. SU SB Ixors C. C. Hatchings is confined to the house Harvard, 12. apolis, who have been at tha bungalow Dongiaee. bBm. 1.1 t ii u■ day. Stonington, 0, Wnakaaa- I. in 10 a “No# and Then'1 left Herbert Ginn and wife are m by rheumatism. Reuben Cousins in his motor Monday. visiting KSDaaaetPoery t as n Nil Capt. Samoa*.. ■ of Mrs. G. W. Mias Elizabeth Peterson, who accom- Aroostook county. {—TT1. M iss Susie Over is a guest boat Dorothy Q, went to Mt. Waldo to IbmM. ° qtsl 7a 1)1 M. Keyes, of Surry. bring home the voters for election day. panied the body of her mother to Phila- Oscar Ware is suffering with s bad Bar Barbae ... k 1 la 7 tc 11 tl Real Harbor. •» o» *7 to delphia last week, has returned. abacs** in hie side. Lola M. Banker left Saturday for The high school began Tuesday. The Northeart Harbor.! f » £ *0 00 Southweet •» a •» 10. to teach. H. who owns “St. A- J. Saunder* and wife returned bom* Harbor..| Bridgewater new principal, .L. E. Dawson, of Skow- George Kirkpatrick, Manat. •» » Paul" cottage, has bought the sailing last after a few at their J. B. Cole and family left Saturday for began, is a graduate of Bates college. week, days' outing .1.1 J 1.1. yacht Dart, of Southwest Harbor. cottage at Green lake. • their home in Waterville. Mrs. Alva Conary, son and daughter, Dally Bandars tacladad. 'Stop* on elgnal. : Bserpt Bandar night*, q Saaday only, a Bandars leaer Boaton all* a 5 to lean ticket* from Charles H. Welch and wife, of Boston, Walter and wife are Stop* paaarngnra bolding polata Miss Alice M. Cole has gone to Steuben who hare been at Bar Harbor, where Ospt. Douglas* receiving want of Bangor, d except Rnndaya. who have a few at “Old Farm” on the birth ol n twelve and Machine to Tisit relatives. Conary commands s yacht, are home for spent days congratulations MOBBIR MCDONALD. F. B. BOOTHBY. cottage, left Wednesday for their horns. and on*-half Vice-Frtaldent and General Manager. General Paaaengrr Atrnt. fa is the opening of the schools. pound boy. W. P. Hewins accompanied family PORTLAND. ME. S. A. Johnson and of Somerville, Sarah Wood left here for her to Boston the last of the week. A good number of Odd Fellow* came wifa, Saturday from Swan’s Island Mass., who have been at “Old Farm” oot- home in Chicago. She will visit relative* Mrs. W. F. Bruce has been confined to Wednesday evening MotiHauKta. to visit Joshua Davis A tage for the season, left Monday for their in Brewer and Massachusetts ou her way week a ankle. lodge. sapper the house for a by sprained home. was served by the Rebekahs. home. left this for Clarence Colwell morning Sept. 0. Chips. Mae* News was receivd here this week of the O. M. Saunders, of Cambridge, Waterville to enter Coburn classical death in of and daughter, Mia* Etta, of Bangor, vis- institute. Brunswick, Ga., Henry EDEN. Jordan Thuriow. Mr. Thuriow was a ited friend* here lost week, after spending has after Mias Eieta Elliot gave a on her Calvin Stinson returned home, party n few with A. J. Saunders and wife Economical Housewives native of but has a days Stonington, spent 5. a successful summer at the Cliff house. birthday. Sept. at Green Labe. Mr. Saun- great many years in the Klondike region at their cottage Elizabeth. Felix and of are and Miss want flour that never fails—that makes the Gape and at Seattle. He leaves two daughters Haynes wile, Boston, ders went to Sorry Wednesday Mrs. C. C. has returned from guests of Mrs. Frances Andrews. Sounder* went home to Sunday. Hutchings and a brother, John L. Thuriow, of this Bangor most bread to the sack—that serves every a recent visit to relatives in Winter Har- town. Miss Margaret Island, who has been at Sept. 1L B _ need. bor and Bar Harbor. 12. Nihil. Bar Harbor the season, is home. baking Sept. past SEAL DOVE. Miss Fannie Noonan and niece, Miss Mrs. Leon Dorr, of Bar Harbor, spent a So use but Tell Mrs. Coca Somes is home from Center, they nothing William Elsie Noonan, of Brooklyn, N. Y-, were NORTHEAST HARBOR. few days last week with her sister, Mrs. where eh* baa been employed.| Flour—and have recent guests at Qapt. Deasy’s. MMORUl SaSOLCTlOXS. Frank Elliot. “good luck” every day Whrrfaa, It has oar Divine Master Robbins visited her daughter, Schools begin this morning. Leroy Clar- pleased Henry Pratt, of St. Johns bury, Vt., Mra*Roee they bake. in Hi* infinite wisdom to again eater Astiooo Mrs. Owen Lnrvey, at Southwest Harbor, ence Arnold teaches the grammar and who baa been visiting his nephew, B. V. Bebekah lodge. No. 114. I. O. O. F., and re- last week. For William Tell bread is a marvel of Miss Marian Peabody, of Exeter, the prim- returned home last week. move from our midst Brother Joseph Fill- Grant, Portland ary. more Alien, be it Tbs Bar Harbor horticultural society Mrs. Ida Norwood went to lightness—its cake melts in your mouth— K. with of Besoieed, That in bis death we lose sn to visit her husband, W. Mrs. Leslie Storrs, children, held a Held day meeting at Eden park Thursday (Apt. its makes honored end beloved member. F. C. Pendleton. pastry the cook famous. Jamaica Plain, Maas., and Mrs. Ralph Sept. 8. A bountiful dinner was served in S. Norwood, of schooner &**eiv«d. That we extend our heartfelt who has the sum- Wakefield, of Bar Harbor, are visiting the dining hall, after which a fine pro- Mr*. Mary Flys, spent One sack will prove itself—order today. j sympathy to his family, and that oar charter is her their father, E. W. Cleaves. was carried out, consisting of run- mer in Sullivan, visiting sister, be draped in moarning for a period of thirty gram | shot foot- Mrs. Hannah Heath, before returning to Dr. C. C. Larrabee and wife are on a trip day*. ning races, tug-of-war, patting, j Winter Fla. to Aroostook county, where they will Revolted, That a copy of these resolutions ball game, fat men’s races, wheelbarrow Park, visit their sons. Dr. L. L. Larrabee, of be spread on oar record*, a copy sent to the races and other sports. About 300 people Rev. Stephen H. Green, of St. Saviour's William Tell Flour Van Buren, and Dr. F. F. Larrabee, of bereaved family and another copy to the were at the park, and a very enjoyable af- Episcopal church. Bar Harbor, conducted , Eluvoiti Americas for Washburn. publication. ternoon was spent. the evening service Sept. 8. Mr. Green 8. Loris* Smaludob. 12. C. Sept. 12. V. delivered an able and interesting sermon. Sept. _ _ Hattie D. Gxavba Service next Thursday evening. Sept. 15. Dora Jordam, CENTER BBOOKLIS. Committee. All ore invited. Isaac ol West visited Base Murphy, Tremont, 10. N. Capt. R. C. Stewart ia home from Sept. _ triends here last week. Harbor for * tew days. ISLE AC HALT. Schools opened to-day with the same Miss Marion Hodgdon baa gone to Nor- Mias Vera Small, wbo bas been visiting James Collins went to to his teachers. Bangor get wood’s Cove lor a lew week*. friends in Bath, is borne. license to run a passenger motor boat. Mias Fannie Herrick has charge ot the 8. N. Dow and ol and Miss bare wile, Somerville, Maas., Mrs. R. R. Babson Angie Lobster smacks are here. Charles possoffioe, taking Mias Gray's place. Capt. are guest* ol Mrs. James Gray. returned to Roxbnry, Mass. Rich and Gilbert Sept. 12. N. Capt. pay twenty _ School begins to-day, taught by Hena Herbert Tapley, wbo has been employed cents for lobsters. Heed, who taught the spring term. MARLBORO. on y.cht Admiral, is at home. J. K. Collins caught a small school of Mr*. Fred Clin hard ol Bar Harbor, with Miss Lnella Hodgkins, who has had em- J. B. Babson was in Camden last week butter flab in bis weir recently. They her little niece, Frances Free, visited at ployment in Bar Harbor, is home. to attend a meeting of his regiment. are quite a rare fish in theee parts of late the Hill tarm last wees. are a Mias Mary Weatherbee, ot Santa Bar- The Wells boose closed last week for the years, and delicious pan flab. Miss Wood, field secretary ol the Dea- bara, Gel., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. 8. Whitcomb, & Co., season, which has been a successful one. Rev. George P. Kenngott arrived here Haynes coness society, ol Boston, gave an in- H. Remick, ELLSWORTH FALLS, J. W. Earle and wife have closed their Thursday from Lowell. Maas. He gave a ME._ teresting lecture on deaconess work at the Mrs. E. C. Alexander and children and home and returned lecture at the church about bis interesting summer to Lynn, Mia* travels in the western where he church, Thursday evening. Wood, Mias Viola Black, who have spent a tew Maas. states, her visit here, was the ol have returned has been touring this summer. Mr. during guest weeks at Mrs. Clara Ford’s, Alton Herrick came home from Cape Mrs. El Homes. Kenngott and wife left for their home bridge to Houlton. Cod Friday, where he has been for two Friday. The concert given by the Juniors Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Green and the Misses months. Clarion Bept. 3. C. Monday evening. Sept. 5, was fine, Jones, who have spent three weeks here, and of _ Ranges Mias Flosaie Goodwiiley friend, although on account ol rain, the attend- have returned to Boston. are Miss Arlington, Mass., visiting Gladys WEST STONINGTON. ance was not large. The program was Sept. 12. Aik •re dif- _ distinctly Bridges. Josiah Stinson is painting his house, arranged and carried oat under the di- Miss Clarrie Freethey returned to Provi- rection ol Miss Marion Hodgdoa, assisted PRETTY MARSH. ferent. Mrs. Sterling Barbour visited friends in R. to resume her duties mainly by Lacy Heed, and Mar- C. W. Moffett*, ot a tew dence, 1., Friday, Stonington this week. president, Boston, spent the as teacher. jorie Hodgdon, secretary of the society. days last week with his mother, at “The Investigate and Stinson and Maynard Sterling Mach credit must also be to the Mies Phonie Davis, of Lawrence, Mass., given Boulders”. they are Archie Barbour will start Monday for Junior lor assistance rendered. Over her Mrs. Warren boys Miss toons who has been em- visited cousin, Ford, where have Dunham, Houlton, they employment. was realised. reci- the Thursday. |5 Program: March; ployed at the Freeman house, has re- planned, Henry Bailey and wife and Mrs. Frank tation, Beatrice Hodgdon; chorus; recita- sur* John Blake and family, of Bedford, turned to Bangor. smoothness of Weldon, of Boston, returned home Satur- tion, Marjorie Hodgdon; exorcise, lour rway Mass., who have spent the past two Alfred Stalnacke and wife, who have day after spending a few weeks with their small girls; eborua; recitation. Bather the accurate months in town, have returned home. been visiting Mrs. Stalnacke’s sister, Mrs. face, parent#, John Hamblen and wife. Butler; solo, Lida Butler; recitation, Allen left for their home in New Mrs. C. L. Stewart and family have re- Ml Mum. Smith, up. Above Sept. Mary Bartlett; solo, Lucy Seed; recite- York Thursday, accompanied by their fitting daughter. Miss Ebbs, who baa spent her all the vacation here. investigate be e« stnnd- Mrs. Jacob Lincoln, III, found her Tour kidney trouble may long Wilssert, m oatTrnma or ildiui i laa. It mmv be either state or chronic, bat way bock to perfect health She writes: "I 12. G. Clarion record. raoru Sept. _ whatever it Is. Foley . Kidney Remedy will suffered with kidney trouble oad backache, at times. A sad my appetite wae very poor Goes out to whatever help* give them saae, Regelates the bowels, promotc^taey Bate few weeks e«<> I got Foley’s Kidney Mile sad comfort aad strength, Fills eotaouoheo nley Kidney cares — Doan's WOOD & Me. gave them atrial. They gave ass great relief, ears kidney and bladder diseases promptly, ral movements, constipation BISHOP CO., Bangor, | so am la |w 22M&WE OOBtinned Mil now I Benin perfect aad sir* comfort and relief to elderly people. ■egoists. Ask poor druggist for them. R Sr&JM 4. PiiciM* health.” O. A. Peaceaa. jlirt it mw. G cents a box.-Admt. J. P. ELDRIDQE, Ellsworth. tanfht by Roy Moody, BltmhUl, and thy retained to Boston Saturday. Mrs. Legal Xcrtfcrf. NEWS. Hamilton. COUNTY NEWS COUNTY Floyd Esm Williams and daughter Bath gave a NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Philip and Elmar Pervear, who bars musical entertainment Friday evening in * [KREA8 JoMDk W. Clark, deceased, SEDGWICK. boon on SOUTH SURRY. their honor. Refreshments were served. ona of the Nantaeket Steamboat late of Franklin, In the oonnty of Han- Public Notice. and wife, of Boaton, an Co.’a cock, and State of hie w h. WiKoo boats, are at home. ■> Howard Cunningham ia home lor a The Archer reunion wse held Wednes- Maine, by mortgage conformity with the provisions of sec- deed da;ed the Wth day of Juno, a. d. 1808. and bar.. abort Tiait. IN tions M and M of of the revised siting relative* H. C. Cook, connected with the Meador day la town hall, Amherst. The dinner recorded in Hancock county regietryof deeds, chapter *2, ol Uouldaboro, ia spending Oil loet R. A. waa bountiful. Tba wse called to book 410, page 689, conveyed to George P. statutes of Maine, and upon tbs petition oi c Arnold, Co., Solon, hla hone Friday night, Coggina and E. M. Cunningham, meeting Dunham, of Ellsworth, said and state, with friend., oonnty five or more citisens of the 8tute, and deeuH day* here while etopping at W. A. Hale’s. who hava been iU, are better. cedar by Mrs. Vllda Archer. After tbs a certain lot or parcel of land with the build- ,,,w thereon, situated in said Franklin, as ing it for the best intersst of the State, the who apraiued her ankle ■tnglng of “America”, and a prayer by ings Mr* E J Eton, Julias Roentgken and wife an visiting Clifford Joggina baa returned to Blue- set forth and fully described in said deed; Commissioners of Inland fisheries and Game, Mlae were read and officers and the said P. time ago. iaootaglan. at Wilhelm Wllleke’s. Mr. ia faill to attend the tall term at the Garland, reports whereae, George Dunham, by after due notice to all persons interested IN Roentgken academy. his deed of dated the 90tb of „bort chosen. Tbs of Anson Archer wee assignment, day tro” Moulton' la the connected with the Kneiael history a. d. and recorded In said the subject matter of said petition, and pub-' Mr, c S. Pad®. quartette. Maurice Gray, of Sargentrille, ia with January, 1910, regis- and wife. read by the historian, Mrs. Ella Garland; try, book 467, pane 873, assigned to me, Hattie lio hearing thereon in the loeality to bg oi J G. Eaton Sub. bta a Mr*. W. V. for a law V. _ later, Coggina, Dunham, said mortgage deed: and wherees also interesting letters from absent mem- affected, and deeming it necessary and proper F. Sargent, formerly of thia daya. the condition of said mortgage has been and Mi.. Ellen SOUTHWEST HAHBOR. bers. Gates Cbiolc spoke In bis usual now remains broken, this notice is therefore for the protection and preservation of the in- of Mra. F. M. Herrick. for the isthe gneat Dr. Edward Brigga and family and Dr. manner. It tree voted that Wal- hereby given purpoee of foreclosing land fish of the State, hereby adopt the fol- ^n, Schools which wen to have opened thio happy the same as law. A. E. 1. Day and Charlea and have returned required by lowing needful Rules and Regulations relat- a e ober. H. Kenney, an Brigga family lace lord bake beans in the ground for Hattib V. Dunham, morning delayed to Wedneaday on to the times snd in which and the have to the corn tactoriee to after a ram- By her attorney, Edmond J. Walsh. ing places Ford gone account of non Lexington, Maae., pleaaant the neat reunion, to be held in the ball at B. arrival of teachers. The September 10,1910. circumstances under which inland fish may Broa. mer bare. Gnat Pond the lint in of Batter high school will open next week. Wednesday be taken in the waters of Senecar brook, so- and family, of Hanaon, Forreet Grover and Grover 1911. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Mr* Lillie Soper Mrs. M. E. who has the wife, Arey September, called, a tributary to Pierce’s pond, in the M. E. Dresser, spent and 11. W. Clark, decerned, are viaiting bar parent., wife, Mias Lena Yoang, Dexter Sept. E. Joseph town of Penobscot, the county of Hancock. past ten months at her home in Orland, late of Franklin, in the oounty of Han- and William WHEREAS BULBS AND REGULATIONS. and wile. Young Laveneeller, who have cock, and State of Maine, by his mortgage friend arrived hen recently to remain with her Baby won't suffer five mi notes with croup if been camping at E. C. shore some deed dated the 37tb day of May, a. d. 1904, and For a period of three years from August 33, of Somerville, Maaa., Young’s Dr. Thomas Electric Oil at once. Mr* Ida Dodge, daughter, Mn. James H. Scott, during the you apply recorded in Hancock county registry of deeds, a. d. it shall be unlawful to fish time, have returned to 1910, for, take, little .on Howard, ia viaiting her winter. Bangor. It sets like magic.—Admt. book 409, page 884, conveyed to George P. ,ilb ber Dunham, of Ellsworth, said county and catch or kill any kind of fish at any time ia Loni. Grindla. State, a or Pe- brother. Miss Pollard, a former teacher hen, who DONATIONS TO UBRABT. certain lot parcel of land with tbe Senecar brook, so-called, in the town of and tutor. Dr. Steele, Stourtiarnunu. buildings thereon, situated in said Franklin, nobscot, connty of Hancock. It shall also be Kandall went to the Pacific coast two yean Prof. William B. Stuart makes it known as set forth and described In said Barton ago. fully deed; have in the aeaaon at Harbor to and whereas, the said P. Durham, unlawful, during the same period, to „b0 have .pent and who baa been teaching for a year or the members of the Corinne Stewart George by his deed of assignment, dated the 30th day of possession any fish taksn in said Senecar have returned to Baltimore. more in the association and to tbe yew bouie West, has returned to Maine. public library Surry January, a. d. 1910, and recorded in said regis- brook. Garragg and Bickell, of She was the guest last week of Mn. Kath- public generally, that be baa supplemented try. book 4S7, page 378, assigned to me, Hattie Me**r* Adam., The Woman Alive V. Dunham, of said Ellsworth, said Dated this 24th day of August, a. d. 1910. tbe mortgacs Maaa., and Mr. CbrUty and arine Mason. books with which tbe library was en- deed; and whereas tbe condition of said J. W. Brackett, H.vrrb.ll, to her own ns soon has been and now remains are boarding at A. L. dowed by tbe special in bis own best interests,— mortgage broken, Blains S. Vilrs, W1fe, ol Boaton, E. W. Lord, formerly of Ellsworth, is gift part this notice is therefore for tbe of as hereby given a rare Atlas there is need, will help her whole of same as Edgar E. Ring. Birjent*. now men's secretary of Boston univenity. publication, “Picturesque purpose foreclosing tbe required of in This tonic action of by law. Hattib V. Durham. Commissioners of Intend Fisheries and Game. and left laat He drove from Bar one Australia,’' forty-tbree parte. system with the Mr*. F. A. Cole daughter Harbor day this By her attorney, Edmond J. Walsh. publication was presented to him on the Mr*. Cole will viait her aon in week while on a business trip, and September 10,1910. STATE OF MAINE. ^rk. occasion of hia late viait to that to Pari*. Mlaa a few boon with his Mrs. country Brewer before proceeding stopped cousin, subscriber notice by one of its most prominent authors, and hereby gives that Public Notice. will return to ber achool ia Need- James 11. Scott, before taking the boat for THEshe has been duly appointed admin- BarnU BEECHAM’S with the of sec- Boeton. be takes this means to insure its istratrix with the win annexed of the conformity provisions ham. estate of JN tions M to 39 of of the revised permanent establishment as a family heir- chapter 82, for the benefit of the Uept. Fnd Robbins and wife, of Mt. STEPHEN D. JOY, late of HANCOCK, statutes of Maine, and upon the of The entertainment loom and public beneficence. PILLS petition Desert Rock an in the of Hancock, and five or more citizens of the and deem- library Tueeday evening, Aug. 30, light station, enjoying The county deceased, State, public following letter baa been received women given bonds as tbe law directs. All Proceed* their fall were All should read the per- ing it for the best interest of the State, the well patronised. fas.10. vacation hen. They met special sona demands the estate by tbe secretary of the library: having against Commiseioners Mr*, directions with box. of said deceased are desired to of Intend Fisheries and Game, Evctv number waa well rendered, hen by Stephen Harmon and wife, of every present Dtar Madam: the same for settlement, and all Indebted after due notice to all persons interested in and Butler who came Mr. Rubella Mr. Jonesport, to claim their two thereto are to make freeibcy. You will please convey to the library asso- Sold Everywhere la boxee 10c. and 28c. requested payment im- the subject matter of said petition, and pub- re*ponding to encore*. The daughlen who had spent the summer on mediately. Mahy M. Joy. jnc.ou.ly ciation when next assembled In regular meet- Ang. 30, 1910. lic hearing thereon in the locality to be Piano duel, Mr*. Eaton, Mlaa the Rock. program: ing, or to any members thereof in the in- affected, and deeming it necessary and proper subscriber Moaeiev; aonga, Miaa Moaley; reading, The wharf and waiting room terem, tbst 1 will hold myself responsible for hereby gives notice th»t for the protection and preservation of the in- building be has been adminis- Mr. the reasonsble cost tbe lite THE duly appointed tend fish of J. Luray Butler; aolo, Rubella; which has been in process of construction of shelving of my trator of the estate of the State, hereby adopt the fol- Mr*, sister's books, donated my mother and lowing needful Rules and Regulations relat- F*rce in one act, Dr. George Steele, all t he season by the Eastern Steamship by SAMUEL W. TAINTER, late of BROOKLIN, father as a nucleus of your library, and for ing to the times and places in which and the j. T. Butler, J. FI yd Small; whittling Co., is now giving evidence of the great | in tbe county of Hancock, deceased, and tbe reasonable cost of a temporary library given bonds as the law directs. All persons circumstances under which inland fish may Kilo, Mr*. Kfflc Free they; aolo, Mr. this work will be when improvement room and also for tbe attendance of a library having demands against the estate of said be taken in the waters of Flanders pond, so- reading, J. Luray Butler; aonga. another | deceased arc desired to present the same for Kubelle; completed. Tourists of year will clerk if And as called, in the town of in the ; necessary. supplementing settlement, and all indebted thereto are re Sullivan, county note a marked in the old wharf. Rum Mosley. change I the initial organization expenses already paid quested to make payment Immediately. of Hancock. Sept. 5. by my father, I will bold bound to August 9,1910. Euounb Rank. RULES AND REGULATIONS. __ Miss Gladys Mayo left last week for | myself pay I for the further requirements of like character For a period of four years fromJNovember Qipt. A. S. Cole loet a valuable cow laat ; Kentucky, where she has an excellent po- subscriber hereby gives notice that until further notice. Visoiria Stewart. she has been adminis- 1, a. d. 1910, it shall be unlawful to fish for, week. j sition in a musical institution. Miss THE duly appointed is tratrix of tbe estate of take, catch or kill any kind of fish on or will be missed as she It hoped that the people of the town, Gertrude Perk ini has returned to j Mayo greatly here, HORACE W. BRIDGES, late of BROOKLIN, the ice in Flanders so-called, Mr*. both rich will feel in through pond, was ever to lend her both and poor, interested itaobecot. ready talents, in tbe county of Hancock, deceased, and in the town of Sullivan, county of Hancock. this work Prof. Stewart bonds as the law musical and dramatic, for the benefit of good begun by given directs. All per- It shall also be unlawful, during the same pe Mrs. Harriett Clough visited relative* in and wife in sons having demands against the estate of as memory of their daughter, to have in fish taken on local interest. Her place organist will said deceased are desired to present the same riod, possession any Blaehill tut week. | and be filled Mrs. Lawton. will by their interest and support for settlement, and all indebted thereto arc or through the ice in said Flanders pond. by Harry to make Sheriff H. A. Small attended make the a and requested payment immediately. Dated this 15th day of August, a. d. 1910. Deputy who has been library public complete IZOBA B. BUIOQB8. Paul Sawyer, employed W. court St Bath success. Brooklin, 28,1910. J. Brackrtt, Chairman. Tuesday. for three months in took his friends Aug. Paris, 12. Blainr 8. Vilrs, Mr*. A. U Parker la with Mrs. Lee in Sept. Tramp. here by surprise Tuesday last by bringing subscriber hereby gives notice that Edgar E. Ring, (or two weeks. has Sargentville home a bride from Bar who was MT. THEshe been duly appointed adminis- Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Game. Harbor, DESERT FERRY. tratrix of the estate of Mr*. Adria Lsighton ia helping Mre. Miss E. Berlelle Carter. They were Ray and Merle Moon and Willie Dow are WILLARD W. BLAISDELL, late of OR- NOTICK. Clars Sanderson lor a (ew days. married 5. Paul Monday evening, Sept. attending school in Sullivan. LAND. New England Telephone and Tele- Turner and sister ol Port- returned to Paris on Thursday, leaving in the county of Hancock, deceased, and THEgraph Company respectfully petitions Charles Alice, School the and Board of of the began Monday, with Miss Ber- given bonds as the law directs. All per- Mayor Alderpien City are their old borne. his bride at the home of bis parents. of Ellsworth, Me., for a location for its poles land, visiting nice Cline, of Hancock, teacher. sons having demands against the estate of said deceased are desired to the and wires thereon, and the necessary sup- E. J. Eaton has his house com- Mrs. Hannah Smallidge, of Northeast present and fixtures and nearly Miss Elizabeth Jellison went to Charles- I A Reliable same for settlement, and all indebted tteieto strengthening wires, Remedy n the named streets and and will move into it soon. Harbor, has been critically ill for two FOR are requested to make payment immediately. fiortingfollowing highways pleted, ton to resume her of said weeks at the home of her Mrs. Monday studies. Orland, Sept. 9,1910. Mary 8. Blaisdei.l. city. of la vis- daughter, Said Company agrees to reserve space for George Daggett, Spruce Head, Mrs. of A. 1. Holmes. At present she is very low, Hamlin, New York, who has one cross arm at the top of all the above poles iting his niece, Mrs. Eugene Carter. subscriber hereby gives notice that for fire alarm and Thomas spent the summer here, has closed her telephone, police signal witb'no hope of recovery. Holmes, THEshe has been duly appointed adminis- wires, owned by the city and used for munici- Misses and Paris will estate of Ruby Dority Mary who is cared for at the home of his cottage. tratrix of the pal purposes. Said poles to be erected under Jssve (or liebron, to attend school. 8LSAN 8. GOODELL, late of ELLS- the supervision of such officers as said city to-day sister, Mrs. Emetine Fiske, and has been Arthur who has been rela- Kief, visiting WORTH. may designate. F. A. Holmes and wile occupied a tent at ill for manv is also fail- tives has to Mills to Following are the streets and highways seriously months, here, gone Smyrna in the county of Hancock, deceased, and Biuehill and sold confec- visit his sister, Mrs. Edith be- It above referred to: (air, ice-cream, ing. Babcock, cleanses, soothes, bonds as the law directs. All persons Entire of street from Court fore to Boston. length Chapel tionery, etc. returning heals and protects givenaving demands against the estate of said street. deceased are desired to the same for OBITUARY. Sept. 12. C. the diseased mem- present Dated August 23,1910. A. L took bis and and all indebted thereto are re- Sargent family guests brane from Catarrh and drive* settlement, New England Telephone and Thursday morning, Sept. 9, the com- resulting quested to make payment immediately. Telegraph Company, on s trip among the islands laat week, re- BEECH HILL. aCold iu the Head Restore* Lizzik Goodkll Archer. was startled the ter- away quickly. By Francis A. Houston, munity painfully by Ellsworth. 10, 1910. turning Saturday. Miss Flora who has been the Senses of Taste and Smell! Full siz* Sept. General Manager, rible news that Charlie Young had shot Richardson, Mr*. J. H. Moore and who 50 cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid City of Ellsworth, Maine, » children, was first it was working at Kennebunkport Beach, is subscriber gives notice that himself. It thought at Cream Balm for use in atomizers 75 cts. hereby In Board of Aldermen, [ •pent the summer at “The Willows”, re- home. THEshe has been duly appointed executrix September 5, 1910.) an accident, but later information showed Eh Brothers. 5ft Warren Street, New York of the last will and testament of turned i" Beaton laet week. the foregoing petition, it is ordered was the re- Lionel Stewart and of Bar Har- Upon that the shooting intentional, family, JOHN E. GENN, late of ORLAND, that notice thereof be given by publishing a Mr*. C. S. Page, ol Somerville, Maas., sult of despondency over ill health and bor, and Frank Manchester and wife, Mrs. in the county of Hancock, deceased.no bonds copy of said petition and this order thereon and the terms of said will. in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper who has been tbe guest ot J. U. Eaton and the fear that he would be taken to the in- Elizabeth Manchester, Mr. Mrs. being required by and Mr. and Mrs. Fordess, of All persons having demands against the es- printed in the city of Ellsworth, Maine, and wife, has gone to Brewer. as case some Sprague tate said deceased are desired to that a thereon be given at the sane hospital bad been the visited at E. T. Richardson’s of present hearing Mayor McKinley, the same for settlement, and all indebted and Aldermen’s room on the third day of M,<* Florence to when his rniud became unbal- Morgan has gone years ago Sunday. thereto are requested to make payment im- October, at 7.30 o’clock d. m., at which time Karen to work (or J. H. Hooper at the anced. Sept. 5. R. mediately. Julia A. Gunn. and place residents ana owners of property _ the to be affected tne of Orland. Hept. 8, 1910. upon highways by “Csstle View” dining ball. Mr. Young had been giving signs granting of the permit applied for, and all GREAT POND. free •Trio*, how to obtain patent*, trade mark*, ■ mental for some weeks to other persons interested, shall have full op- son trouble owing etc.. subscriber hereby gives notice that Henry Harding, ot George U. Hard- oopyright*, )N ALL COUNTRIES. jf] portunity to show- cause why such permit overwork and but bis Wallace Lord has gone to Chamberlain Business direct u-itk saves time, ■ THEhe has been duly appointed executor ing. wilt attend tbe general breakdown, Washington and testament should not be granted, the last publication of Phillipa-Exeter a the of the last will of as a money nd often patent. W said notice to be at least fourteen (14) at wife aud other relatives thought a com- lakes guide for Boston party. days academy Exeter, N. H., this fall. Pi tint aid Practice ■ SITTARA A. FRANKS, late of ELLS- before said hearing. soon restore health. InfHigamaat belualvaly. rest would Edgar Mclninch returned from a Write or com* to ua at A true of and notice thereon. Roland W. a of plete Friday wg WORTH, copy petition, Dodge, native this town, Hath Tailed Meta* Mat OSe*,■ Attest:—Thomas E. morning, while Mrs. second as to St. •tS Mmt, *pp. in the of no bonds Hale, now . Early Friday trip guide Allegash and county Hancock, deceased, Clerk. letter-carrier in Somerville, Maae., D. C. _M the terms of said City Young was preparing breakfast, and had John rivers. _WASHINGTON, being required by will. All came to hi* for a vaca- persons having demands against the es- Sunday Join family she Ifmvine?] NOTICE. out to feed her heard the tion here. gone hens, Mr. and Mrs. Leach and Doro- tate of said deceased are desired to present daughter same for and all indebted New England and Tele- muffled of a revolver, and hastening the settlement, rpiHE Telephone report thereto are to make im- X graph Company respectfully petitions The outgoing mail on afternoon requested payment Bunday to the house she was horrified to be told by mediately. Augustus M. Franks. the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City and me Don’t waste of for a location for its Incoming mall Monday by boat la he had shot himself. your money buying plasters Ellsworth, Sept. 8, 1910. Ellsworth. Maine, her husband that and wires and the when can get a bottle of Chamber- poles thereon, necessary discontinued. Tbs usual daily mail by her a you and Quickly summoning neighbors subscriber hereby gives notice that supporting strengthening fixtures ana host will lain's Liniment for twenty-five cents. A wires, in the named streets and continue through this month. was called who did all he could he has been duly appointed executor following physician THE highwavs of said city. There piece of fiannel dampened with this lini- S PILLS of the last will and testament of will be an exodus of gnsats at to relieve the suffering man, though the CHICHESTERWLcv THE DIAMOND BRAND. A Said Company agrees to reserve space for G. HEATH, late of ment is to any plaster for lame Ladle* I A*k your Drui NANCY BUCK8PORT, one cross arm at the top of all the above poles Harbor View bouse this week. Mr. was the shot entered superior case hopeless, having Chl-ehee-ter** Diamond in the of Haucock, no bonds for fire alarm and in the side and and Fill* 1* Rrd *n
VOTE OF HANCOCK COUNTY, SEPTEMBER 12, 191o- (Complete.) • Elected, X Tie rote. * I 111 5 ■§ ! S ^ a I WIRING. -«a. i 3 ELECTRICAL j5«*S3*a®p^JS3!;! j *iSj! 5 Ui H o o o ■§ i For Governor; SSjfSiOaiiiSi ® gi Z X t. X Full Lines off 87 30 308 101 29 11 25 38 9 97 91 13 16 121 145 91 20 42 39 31 3 3 5 3209 Bert M Perneld Poland reD.... 406 281 163 43 80 12 41 175 81 92 17 163 76 110 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 83 46 45 233 112 20 13 18 31 43 135 74 112 78 17 19 99 189 172 16 78 13 12 4 12 7 4004 885 ’kW. PUiet^l Au*o.U, dimlM TO8 131 53 94 24 13 140 288 91 28 192 82 AND FIXTURES. •• 14 3 1 .. .. 1 1 1 .. 7 9 2 77 Robert V. Hooter, eoc.. 26 15 2 2 .. 3 .. : : : : : : i ; ; ; ; Eatlwsias m Wlrlsg u4 S,,,llc CkMrfulIj Ohm. frreeport, j j 1 1 j 31 .. *• 2 2.. 1. 2.. 1..1.21.. 3.1. Jamee H. Amee, Bowdotobem, pro 4 5 .. 1 2 ANDREW M. MOOR. Estey Building. Slate St.. Ellsworth. 42 43 178 86 93 17 164 76 118 90 30 217 102 33 11 25 37 9 101 80 98 95 13 16 122 147 92 21 48 39 31 6 3 5 3311 p*‘hitch* Aoeoeta reD .. 431 304 186 44 83 46 18 98 186 172 13 12 11 7 4112 801 eUemnro A V?“n7’d7m!!! 460 788 131 53 92 24 10 137 286 90 28 193 82 78 44 226 113 18 13 30 43 132 74 111 72 17 19 15 75 1 Contmiaaion ffitrcijanta. •• ■ 9 1 i 3 .. 14 3 1 : 1 = Louie E. Brambali, Camden, eoc.. 25 16 2 : | ; | | \ \ J ; ; | : i 2 2 1 2 1 .. 1.2J 1.. }1 1 3. ^29 Franklin Skilling., Portland, pro 4 5 .. 1 2 : The advertisements below represent some of the leading houses of New England. Our readers will doubtless find them oi value. 43 162 114 90 30 217 102 34 11 25 37 9 103 80 98 94 13 16 122 147 92 21 45 39 31 6 3 5 3204 AnHSe'u reD 429 304 156 45 79 42 178 86 93 17 78 10 193 78 44 45 228 113 18 13 18 30 43 130 74 111 72 17 19 98 186 172 15 75 13 11 1 11 7 4014 720 •Wl W'. reS }» £ W 24 137 288 90 28 82 HALL ft COLE tS,uW,lko»S?^d^JS 1 1 ■ 1 9 2 i 3 .. 14 3 1 ...... : J. W. Brown, Surry, eoc. 28 15 2 : ; I : : : : : 2 2 2.. 1. 2.. 1..1. 21.. 1 1 3. Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants. Wd. I. Bterlinf, WatcrvUte, pro.. 4 5 .. 1 2 .. APPLES, POTATOES AND CRAN- 30 11 25 9 101 112 91 11 16 121 147 93 21 45 39 31 5 3 5 3283 r'Welker Cketine reD425 302 150 43 77 42 37 178 86 93 17 164 78 115 89 215 99 34 37 79 BERRIES our Specialties. 30 99 32 11 25 37 9 101 80 98 93 13 16 121 147 92 21 46 39 31 5 6 5 3296 f P..wn Edehii^’ 424 323 161 44 TO 42 37 {78 87 93 17 KM 75 115 89 215 19 193 77 45 45 224 113 18 13 18 30 43 131 75 97 74 19 19 98 187 174 15 78 13 12 2 9 7 4026 730 100-102 Faneuil Hall Boston. ,i w H.,MrPdim'' 486 783 136 54 97 24 137 286 90 28 82 Market, 11 193 83 77 44 46 228 116 18 13 18 30 41 lli 74 107 71 17 19 97 187 173 15 75 13 12 2 9 7 4004 721 •Bwk. 775 131 M 93 24 137 288 90 28 Send for Stencils and Weekly Market Report L^h,kKi4® * i 3 .. 14 3 1. Joeiah Tinker, Elleworth, eoc.... 26» 15 2 : ; ; ; ; ; : l ; : J : : : 1 .. \ 1 | 74 .. 14 3 1. 1.1 7.8.1... H. E. Harrington, Win. Har., eoc 28 15 2 i i 3 SHIP YOUR r Fw-Count* Attorney: 30 3 5 3276 CHAPIN BROS., 276 166 44 82 42 43 178 87 93 17 163 76 116 90 221 101 33 11 25 32 9 100 80 96 96 13 16 122 147 90 21 46 39 39 6 10 45 221 16 18 35 42 133 111 71 17 19 98 187 176 15 75 13 13 1 11 7 4037 761 •Herta!rt L^“2m, Ed“rdem .P 811 130 53 93 24 137 285 90 28 192 81 76 44 114 13 74 Boston, ... Maas. Jude* o/Prohete: Fwr ... 43 89 30 213 99 21 11 25 37 9 104 78 96 91 13 18 120 147 94 21 48 31 31 6 3 5 3235 207 136 44 81 42 178 75 96 17 170 75 115 US on of 45 18 30 43 129 78 111 75 17 19 96 187 172 15 75 13 13 1 11 7 4026 791 Try your shipments d”m:”.'. 481 790 1» 53 94 24 W 137 292 86 28 176 81 78 45 228 116 26 13 •“H*£nowu!ijMt u£rt, APPLES, POTATOES, LIVE POUL- For 21 94 94 21 45 39 31 6 5 SArrijr: eat *22 1M 42 M 42 42 179 81 98 17 140 76 116 92 229 99 32 12 26 42 9 101 81 98 13 16 123 147 5 3332 TRY, etc. Immediate returns. 46 186 15 13 12 1 9 7 3960 637 W l£ M £ 24 11 130 200 84 28 215 82 79 41 212 116 17 12 17 24 43 132 74 112 73 17 19 97 171 76 .jS B?£h"i: .. o ...... 14 3 1- 1 W. W. OllverO. Newman,Sullivan, eoc.. 25 15 2 3 BENJAMIN, Boston, Mass. For 30 45 39 31 8 3 5 3286 267 156 44 81 *42 43 178 88 93 21 163 79 128 90 219 102 31 11 25 37 9 101 80 98 94 13 18 122 147 91 20 10 284 90 34 83 «l 44 45 226 113 15 13 18 30 43 132 74 111 73 17 19 98 188 175 16 77 13 12 1 11 7 4048 782 •W H ^ !£ 53 M m 104 8hTr^TkM?",^m. 2 1 .... 1.. 1 .. 7 u 2 la 2 ... 9 ... 10 George S. Weecotr, Elleworth eoc 25 16 Ptoftaaianal Carta. 30 13 18 21 48 39 31 6 3 5 3296 _n418 “306 164 43 82 42 43 178 87 93 17 166 78 116 90 216 102 S3 10 25 37 9 102 80 98 96 122 147 93 C. E. 45 18 14 18 17 19 97 188 15 75 13 12 1 11 7 4022 728 DR. HOLT, 47? 130 53 92 24 10 137 285 91 28 193 82 77 44 225 113 30 43 131 74 111 71 172 HiiSTElHworthf'Jm .... .». a .. io 3 .. 14 3 1 1.l. 7 Deni A. Morriaon, Win. Har., eoc 25 15 2 BANGOR, P*gd* °.t _ 164 76 118 87 39 217 100 33 11 25 37 9 101 80 98 94 13 16 123 147 121 26 48 30 31 6 3 5 3339 ” en* *06 180 40 82 42 43 178 87 98 17 10 2B6 90 28 198 83 76 47 46 226 118 16 13 18 30 43 132 74 111 73 17 19 97 185 146 10 74 13 12 1 11 7 4006 867 Hh, em «S 786 OO 58 93 24 1*7 1 .. 8 .2... 73 3 .. 1 4 2 1 1 1 7 Oliver Better, Elleworth, toe. 26 15 2 * DENTIST. * «« v For Jtenreeentatieea to LtgMmtun: een 445 ...* •• .. ♦John A. Petcn,Elleworth, rep- een H. ♦Harvard C. Jordan, Elleworth,dem 445 ... ALICE SCOTT, SPECIALTY HADE OP TYPEWRITING. ACCOUNTING AND GENERAL c'LFRICAL WORK. Frank J. Naeh, Eden, eoc. 15.• •• V.. Agent of the Colon Bate Deposit ft Trust Oo.. at Portland, Me., tor Probate 101 furnishing ”::" S and Brrety Bonds. t:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Cor. Main and Water Sts. (over Moore’s Drug Store). Ellsworth. Me. :::::::::::::: ::::: z:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::"::::" ":: S m “ Many advertisers forget that advertis- "• ”• ••:: & ■ ■ “::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 480 12 •5ti!rut,^irBi^urs."p::::::::::::: ing space in a newspaper is valued ac- cording to the circulation of that paper. irtoi;::::::::::..:...•.*» m » u «. 430 Advertising space in a Journal without circulation it dear at any price the pub- ::::::::.. ..**78 m t» h ». 421 is lisher may demand. Without circulation •1^1 there can be no results, and without results the monev which the advertiser ®2 137 :::::::::::::::" ... invests 1. 3 1. 0 is lost -Lsarsnworth (Kansas) N. A. Bickford, Win. Harbor, toe. Times. -- --——n^gsggggggaggg-:---LJSggB—agss=as=-wi-i. .. ■ --^"■"■■"e". '■ ■■ '■ = a »* Er Bock, where hare tl)» COUNTY NEWS. they been at CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. ffintnal Benefit flotnmn. among •rongtrs. work (or the past week. W. IAM»". This column Is devoted to the Grange, es- 0»J*. Oeort# WaUa baa taken For the Waak EDITED BT "AWT PENOBSCOT. hia Prayer Masting Topic pecially to ths granges of Hancock county. family hack to Bock land, after a 1910. la pending Beginning Sept. IS, Motto: and The column ie open to nil granger# forth# Mist Maud Ward wall, of EUs worth, in minor here. IU “Helpful Hopeful the lire. Wall*1 mother the devIL How?—Ju It, of of interest, nnd the of her Mrs. B. O. Yarn urn. Topic.—Resist discussion topics general guest sister, Ere. C. D. Thoreton, and titter 1-10; I Fat. t. i. I. Edited br Rot. Sbar- are Make letters «nth The purposes of this column succinctly AFTER for report# of grange meetings. Misses Helen and Norris have re- thorn. am H. D. D. Hope accompanied Doyle, stated tn the title and motto—It Is for the mutual short and concise. All communications must turned to their home in Bucksport, after Mrs. Gertrude Kan* and There are many references In the and alms to be belpfnl and hopeful be signed, but names will not be printed ex- eon Joseph left benefit, friends here. com- visiting this for their word of God to the devil. The word Being for the common good, it is far the com cept by permission of the writer. All morning home in Bridge* a of In- munications will be to Miss Pauline of who after •Mevl]'' means “slanderer," and in this mon use—a public servant, purveyor subject approval by Gouthe, Bangor, water, Maas., spending two weeks a medium for the In- tfTe editor, but none will be rejected without has been ot M. P. and we see his name illustrated formation and suggestion, DOCTORS the gueet Bridges with her mother, Mrs. Elisa RnmtU. particular terchange of ideas. In this capacity It solicits good reason. wife two has returned home. In the book of Job, where be slanders weeks, Mias Emma Hoed, who has been communications, and Its success depends largely st Job before God. The name “Satan.” Edward A. Snowman and family, Mist Northeast Harbor forth* season, on the support given it In this respect. Com- visited to him, means DATES. Theresa and Hobart her Mr*. A. A. so frequently applied munications must be slrned, but the name of Tapley, Douglass sister, Lopaoa, last week, In the of Eve Saturday, Oct. 1—Meeting of Hancock Swan left last week for their homes in before to her bom* at “adversary.” temptation writer will not be printed except by permission going Dock Island'. FAILED Pomona with Psnobacot thla la the word that ia used, simply Communications will be subject to approval or grange grange. Springfield, Mass., after passing the sum- Mies Rons Heed also visited her titter’ “adversary." But Satan Is particular- rejection by the editor of the column, but none mer here. Mr*. Lopaoa, before beginning her school’ tie without reason. Address HANCOCK POMONA, 13. ly the adversary of the human soul. will rejected good Vegeta- There will be a meeting of at Center. LydlaERnkluun’s is the for the meet- special his own all communications to Following program Having loot spiritual position THE AHEBICaE, ble Cured tier Penobscot chapter, O. E. 8., Saturday »ep«-12. Compound ing ol Hancock Pomona grange with Pe- _Thelma. in relation to God, he la everlastingly Ellsworth, Ms. evening. Sept. 17, for the purpose of exem- Knoxville. Iowa. —"I snffered with nobscot grange, Saturday, Oct. 1: In the souls of men are CABTINK. engaged leading low down in side for a plifying work. The officers especially be pains my right Add reps of welcome...Carrie G Perkins and women astray, that they may THE HOUSEWIFE'S SOHO. and was so weak and ner- requested to be present. Cedi Acborn is spending several year or more Response.'..J W Bowden days as he is. This Is also s characteristic Over snd over not do work. I with his at Belmont. again, vous that I could my Business Sept. 12._WOODLOCKB. grandparents of tbose whom Satan has won to sin No matter how hard I work, ... wrote to Mrs. Pink- Is Report of officers MEMORIAL. riBSOLCTtOES. Mist May Harper spending two weeks and evil. We would Imagine that I always fine some task undone, iwuj aim iwr juTuia Election of officers It baring pleated the Grand with bar brother, Lawrence Harper. who have fallen Into sin and Some duty I dare net shirk, | E. Pink ham's Vege- those Recess Architect ot the Universe to iQomoo to a R. O. of I must rise ere the dawn of day table Compound Brewster, Dexter, (former prin. have experienced Its eonsequencee | Call to order; untie •tate of endless dnrntion oar worthy Is tinged with a crimson stain; and Liver Pula and clpal of Casllne high school, was tbe guest would strive to warn others and to Election of officers continued) brothers. Oliver If. Perkins and W. Mnnroe I must work with a will till night falls gray. am glad to say that of E. H. Carpenter recently. from But. In Installation of officers.Nellie M Wood Wnrdwell, members of Rising Star lodge* keep them falling. alas. Over snd over sgain. your medicines and Suggestions for the good of the order, No. 177, we. while bowing with submission to Arthur Patterson has gone to Boston moet cases they delight to draw them kind letters of di- to Over and over again, John L Faruham, L M Blood, Bernard the inevitable decree that "The duet shall re- attend basinets He win down to their own level. It Is a mon- rections have done college. be I mush wash and scrub and bake; Varaum. E Bowden turn to the earth, ae It was, and the spirit miaeed hie friends. strous trait of an evil one, yet It Is more for me than greatly by many Over and over again. shall return unto Ood, who gmve it," deeply re- anything else and I The recital at the true. The spirit of the devil In this 1 must make: WEET ELIA WORTH. ! given Methodist The beds neatly had the best HABYEET HOME, 403, deplore the severance of another link from seems to them. How nec- mend and and physi- * church by Mis* Frances Lyons was much spect possess I must patch sew, cians here. I can Harvest Home grange met in regular our fraternal chain: therefore, be it “resist the devil." or 111 with tna tPAelr ar>i4 eoat The were for home essary, therefore, to Though weary pain, session Sept. 10, with a small attendance. Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved ; enjoyed. proceeds mis- low for our own sakes, but to es- I must keep at my work till the sun minks families our sincere that as s tri- sions. not even well at night I believe there Is noth- The program was carried out. Voted not sympathy; | Over snd over bute of our such a doom as in I sgatn. remedies.” — affection the lodge be draped in. cape delighting ing like the link ham to have any meeting Saturday, Sept. 17, as Bev. George C. Adams, for many years mourning and a memorial inserted in the eternal souls of others! over Mrs. Clara R. F. D„ No. 8, page ruining Over and again, Praxes, all will attend the picnic with Arbutus pastor of the Congregational church in Iowa. our minutes, and that copies of the foregoing The origin of the devil Is not greatly 1 long for a day of ease. Knoxville, at Will Davis' Patten's Ban Frencieo and one of the j grange, shore, suitably engrossed be to the best-known To on wheel. The success of E. Pinkham’a presented 1 dwelt upon In the Scriptures. It Is, speed sway my trusty Lydia next will be 24. orators in tbe United ( made from roots pond. The meeting Sept. families of the deceased brothers, and n copy pulpit States, died however, that he Is Or swing 'nesth shady trees: Vegetable Compound, from distinctly taught is It be sent to Tan Ellsworth Americas for publi- Saturday night apoplexy. Mr. To wander sway through sun-kissed fields and herbs, unparalleled. may 1 a real spiritual being, once an angel LAKE VIEW, 461, HAPPTTOWN. cation. Melvis A. W a bow ell, Ad.ms was born at Caatine, And gather the wildflowers bright; used with perfect confidence by women sixty years from heaven who was cast oot of heav- Lake View held its meet- B. H. CrsHMAX. 1 Or to steal away to some quiet nook. who suffer from displacements, inflam- grange regular ago. en for some sin, the sin of fibroid ir- with the overseer in Lewis A. Browmas, probably Which 1 can read and write. mation, ulceration, tumors, ing Sept. 10, worthy Mr. Nortb, of Philadelphia, wbo has as Milton declares In “Para- backache, was an attend- Committee. ambition, regularities, periodic pains, the chair. There average : tbe Burr during tbe Over and over again. indi- occupied cottage sum- dise Lost." The Bible does teach that bearing-down feeling, flatulency, ance, and one visitor from New Century Death has visited our tasks I have to do UTkersas, again chap- mer, has brought tbe cottage, and will at The dizziness, or nervous the devil Is a spiritual being, pos- gestion, prostra- After business, there was a short ter. and our Heavenly Father, in His wisdom, Are all for home and loved ones. tion. grange. once start a crew of men rebuilding tbe sessing a power far above man and of readings and harmonica solo. has removed from our circle one of our oldest And friends the heart holds true: For years Lydia E. Pinkham's program j bulkhead In front of the cottage. The skill and tact In at- thirty next will be held members. Brother Munroe Wnrdwell, there- possessing great So I'll work sway the whole day long, has been the The regular meeting citisens of the town are all to Vegetable Compound fore be it glad hear the weak places in man's spir- And never a word complain: 21. tacking standard for female ills, and Sept. that Mr. Nortb will become a regular sum- remedy Resolved, That Penobscot chapter. O. E. 3., itual character. "Your adversary, the But brighten the day with a sunshine song, women owe it to themselves suffering HIGHLAND, 384, NORTH FHNOBSOOT. has lost s much loved sad faithful member. mer resident. devil, walketh about, seeking whom Over and over again. to at least give this medicine a trial. —Selected Alexia. grange evening had a Resolved. That we, as members of the Mire Carrie of Castiue, and devour." If he were a by is abundant that it has cured Highland Friday Croegrore, he may phys- Proof extend our neartfelt good attendance. After business tbe pa- chapter, sympathy to the Prank of Isles were married at we fear him so Dear 3d. B. Friends: thousands of others, and should it Ladd, boro, ical foe might not why bereaved that our charter be trons listened to a address by Bro. family; draped the borne of Robert and wile a 1 did not tell last week that the not cure you? good Croegrove much, but being powerful, unseen you in mourning for n period of thirty days; that want advice writ* George Simmons, of tbe Maine agricul- Wednesday at 10 oclock, by Rev. Mr. Pat- enemy, knowing lust when and bow to moat portly “John” at the reunion, not If yon special these resolutions be made a part of our re- .ax 1- 4. 1.4 „,4 ka Plnkham, it* tural college, on “Rotation of tbe Cropa terson. The bouse was decorated only hinted his suspicions to me, but to Mrs, LynmMass^for cords. and that copies be sent to the family of prettily It is free and always helpfal* or Restoration of the Fertility of tbe with glow. The couple left (or a constantly on our guard against him divert attention from himself, told me tbe deceased sod to The Ellswobtu Ameri- golden Soil”. Much interest was manifested by cas slier the and his associates, the evil of that a John whose initials are £. for publication. honeymoon trip immediately spirits plainly to make a The fish I cooked for a enough pie. the members, being asked Mis* la one of Ca— sinful men. W. M. without doubt had that many questions ceremony. Croegrove pocketed late supper. They were delicious. and answered in a very satisfactory man- B’hersas. Death has again visited our tine's esteemed young ladies, and all wish How are we to resist the devil? We white-handled knife. You can imagine has at Plum One of my sons a cottage Island and our ner by the lectnrer. It is expected that a chapter, brother. Oliver M. Perkins, ber a and life. that is for James mental relief when a letter from Aunt For a few I have visited them. long bappy should, sure, says. my point. daya who was uf lecture will be at the fair 21 with but yesterday, has been 5. G. Maria informed me the knife was found The view from th?re the harbor of New- given Sept. Sept. “Resist the devil and he will flee from up ; summoned hence a messenger who cometh on R. W. assist-' by she reached home. It was is beautiful; a motor “Dairying”, by Redman, you." Evil In any form Is usually in her box after bury port great many sooner or later for us all; therefore be it of ant of He will Bernard Pol, Bangor, spent Sunday at of a second shelf so boats lay anchored near. dairy instructor, Augusta. cowardly. Satan and sinful men seek under sort arranged Kr+alred, That Penobscot chapter, O. E. 8., his Since then I have bad a forty-mile ride in also judge tbe dairy stock. cottage. easy victims, but are afraid of strong, she can take two pies to a picnic. Think has lost a much loved and worthy member, an automobile. I haven't been invited to ride Charles Hollis spent Sunday and Alon- souls. We should therefore of it! one who ever lived in strict adherence to the vigilant in a flying machine. Think I should draw the with hi a in Some of the nice letters sent will be K1TTEKY TO CARIBOU. principles of the order. day family Bangor. resist him. submitting our souls I called on some old home (1) By line at that. Aeaotred. That this week. we. as members of the Mrs. Elotae Merrill, ol Jacksonville, is to God. Then, with the armor of God given you friends in another town of late. The man waa Edward Winslow Hall, LX D., emeritus chapter, extend love and sympathy to Sister W. A. Kicker and wife. around God will our battles, gathering his beans. Aunt Emma had given visiting us, fight professor of modern languages and libra- Perkins in her sad bereavement; that our Dear Aunt Madge and Mutuals: the seed to hia daughter. 1 brought home a Mies Eleanor Stover left to take and God is more powerful than the rian of Colby college, died Thursday, aged charter be draped In mourning for a period of Friday It hardly seems possible that it is time for pod full as a sample to my husband because i her tall term of school at Calais. devid. (2) By prayer. In temptation go seventy years. thirty days; that these resolutions be made a up the Mutuals to meet again, but as the date for be is so pleased with anything that comes to God in Draw unto part of our records, and that copies be seat lo The fell term of the normal school com- prayer. night “down east”. W. the reunion is Sept. 1 it surely must be nearly from Ex-Congressman George Weymouth, the bereaved and the nearer to Him the family and to Tns Ellswobtm menced with a God, you go time. I the skies will amile instead of I hsve nothing new in recipes to send of was killed Tueeday, large entering hope Fairbaven, Mass., instantly Ameei('ax for publication. farther you will go from the devil. this and that there will be a with this. I wish I some class. weep year, (could sample and Parley K. Glass and F. A. Dinsmore, C»s L. Samoa*. Be on your guard at all times. “Be number so that Aunt Marla of the good things that will be carried (8) goodly present of Boston, were seriously injured, when Lixxin C. UaiitDLm, Mrs. Harry Macornber spent several be the devil and tbe sisters will not have any difficulty in to the picnic. Hoping the day may be sober, vigilant,” resisting tbe automobile in which they were rid- F. X. Bow dkx. days last week with her sister, Airs. Jay In the faith. Fill life with disposing of the many good things which pleasant and that you will all have a very (4) your ing turned turtle at tbe foot of a steep hill Wilson, of Belfast. they will have prepared for the occasion. If happy time I will close with greetings. _Committee. j good thoughts and good deeds and the in last I could have one of Aunt Maria’s beautiful Ecjficm Bingham Wednesday. Freeman Hooper and wife, of Aiassacho- MAM _ WEST devil will have no chance to success- TREMONT. 1 bouquets I should be perfectly satisfied. sells, are visiting Mr. Hooper's parents, fully tempt you. “Cease to do evil by Dear dual Madqt George Mundee, of Portland, la viaiting You will without doubt be delightfully NORTH CAST1NE. C. H. Hooper and wife. of learning to do well.” "Humble your- entertained Dell. I would I hope I am not too late with my word at W. A. Clarks. j by like to be with Charles of is the Charles bevsreux, who ha.s been in the of the Lord and He greeting to you and the sisters at the reunion. Dobson, Boston, guest Oapt. selves sight you, but I cannot. Sometimes I think that W. A. Clark and son W. A. jr., left for How I would like to be with you. but cannot. of Mrs. Flora Perkins. I home with hit family several weeks, re- will draw thee up.” (5) Use the Scrip- “Aunt Emma" and I will have to have a re- their work at Egg Rock Bept. 3. Have taken all the outings 1 may this sum- of is turned to bis ship Monday. ture as a sword of offense and de- union all by ourselves, as we are never per- Mrs. 8. C. Blethen, Bangor, visiting Mias who has mitted to meet with mer. Josephine Thayer, spent who has the fense. It is double and can do the rest of the Mutual*. ber daughter, Mrs. Everett Leach. ! Mrs. Helen barla, spent edged While Esther recently I met Aunt the summer with her aunt at the There was a time a few weeks when the visiting Thayer summer her Wheeler harm. Thus Christ beat off ago Miss Marion ber arm with mother, Airs. great Maria and she told me how enjoyable the Hinckley sprained has returned to M. B. C. looked as though Aunt Madge would cottage Bangor. Webster, returned Friday to her school Satan in the great temptation. Satan meetings together are, and spoke with sad- recently by being thrown from a wagon. | have to ask for another roll-call, bat now the Gardner Lawson snd have ness of the breaks in the circle since the last Capt. family in Wood fords. used the Scripture, falsely lntrepret- nieces are back without E. Webster, wife and son of coming being Roy Arvard, moved back to their home in Rockland as he and his associates so often reunion. While we would not have it so. we wifa and children, who have ed, called, and probably there will soon be a Islesboro, are visiting his parents, Daniel Koy Kane, believe that the attitude of God toward us is after spending the summer here. A. F. attempt today in the warfare against shower of interestingjpeitcrs. Webster and wife. ; been with Mrs. Kane’s parents. one of love and unstinted interest, and so we Christ. But Christ understood the To those who have enjoyed the hospitality W. H. Lunt and wife, who have been at Richardson and wife, part of the summer, accept His plan and not our own. Charles P. Wardwell has purchased an Bible too well for him. In each in- of Erne Stine there will be sadness mingled Blueitill for the summer, came home Fri- returned to New York Saturday. How we can find to ren- for to with the We have many opportunities engine his boat, preparatory Ashing stance Christ used also the sword oi pleasure^of^the day. all day. Capt. Lunt intends to go scalloping. Ran- der help to the sad and sorrowful if we but Mias Elizabeth Parker and brother missed her letters since she was called away in Penobscot bay. the Spirit, the Bible, only He thrust it look about us. as a King's Miss Beatrice Able, who has spent the of New Maas who have to the better land. Only yesterday, Mias Jennie of is dolph, bury port, Perkins, Boston, summer Mrs. ■ little deeper into the adversary, and with kindest Daughter I visited in s case of dire distress, with Henry Thurston, has spent several weeks with their grand- Good-bye, greetings to each a vacation with ber flowers and the service spending mother, after the third clash of arms the devil and one. Alexia. furnishing comforting returned to her home in Dorchester, Maas. R. O. Parker, returned home Sat- every Mrs. Perkins. father, of song, when a father waa taken from a large Flora fled from Him, and angels adminis- Mrs. Alton Pomroy snd children, Caro- urday. family of little children. Daring his illness Mias Emma C. Wardwell, who is at tered to Christ. Dear Aunt Madge and Jtf. B. Sisters: line and Milton, are Mrs. Pom- Bootoa of weeks we have been able to visiting Arthur Patterson returned from many lighten home for a few will enter the normal READINGS. I am exceedingly sorry I cannot be with days, sister in Granite. Mrs. Louis ..IBU yon the burdens of the wife and mother to some roy’s Bart- Monday. He will leave again on Tues- at tbe reunion but sometime acbool next Wednesday. Mrs. is Job Ps. personally, hope little and there will be much to do lett, Pomroy*s mother, helping He will be bis sis- Gen. iii, 1-12: 1, 6-22; U; degree, yet house for her. day. accompanied by it may prove (Convenient. Dell sent me a Miss Lila who re- keep Prov. 1, 10-19: Matt, vi, 13: Mark, xlv, for them. Dunbar, recently ter Margaret who will attend school the strong invitation, which I Sept. 5. Thelma. appreciated. from Seal is at _ Luke Matt, wouaer ji may ox me nuiuaix ire rungs turned Harbor, employed in b. C. 88; iv, 13; tv, 1-11; Eph. vi, Would like to meet all. Shall try to see Dell coming year Waabington, Daughters. One of the most enjoyable tripe tbe Devereux cottage in Castilie. The W. T. I. met with Mrs. G. 10-19; I John lii, 8, 9; v, 18-22; Phil, iv, later when I visitfMaine. society Sept. RL I ever took was to the convention this sum- Sept. 6. X Robie Rumili Friday, Bept. 9. _ 4-8; Bom. xvl, 20; Jude 9. With best wishes to >11, and hoping yon _ mer. We found the people of Calais very WEST FRANKLIN. may be favored with pleasant weather, Miss Zelma who been cordial and the were instruc- SUNSET. Norwood, has at meetings very Mrs. Aacnalh has a at- L. E. T. the at Springer slight A From _ tive and interesting. If any of were Wilson and Fred Small have Dirigo Southwest Harbor, is home. Tribute Manchuria. yon Waiter tack of in the face. there I am not to have known it. erysipelas Rev. A. V. Bryan, writing from Port B. J. A. in letter writes: sorry gone to Stockton to work. Mrs. Myra Wooster, with baby, of War- afpersonai Martin Clark and Millard about the value ol I enjoyed your “talk” in the column of Ang. is visiting her B. Springer Arthur, Manchuria, I am to that I shall be E. E. Small and wife have to Free- ren, parents, Capt. G. sorry say unable to Aunt for are gone home Aroostook 10, Madge, my days so full, and wife. arrived from Thursday. Christian Endeavor, said: attend the at Dell's, but I shall think dom Dr. A. M. Small. Thurston and picnic comes with so tasks not done to visit their son, night many There were two Butler reunions on Sat- "When 1 think of the great help of you all. Please remember me to Aunt Edna B. and that I would despair but for the sentiment Ed. Cummings and Mrs. Frank B. Lunt brother Rodney, who Maria. G. and Sister B. snd all who one at and Christian Endeavor has been to the are left of in it. have their vacation here and urday, Sept. 10, George's pond, expressed Cummings and son, of Bangor, are guests spent at the old ones who were at the first re- one at Hardison's church at large I wonder that any one, original When the unexpected happens and inter- Manset, left Bnnday for PortUnd. grove. union. I shall never how at Charles Packard’s. the can criticise it forget cosy it new were especially pastors, ruptions and duties crowd many of the Mias Muriel who has Everard Cousins and wile agree- looked the first time we went there—the blase Mrs. W. C. Benson, with daughter Lunt, been work- It seems to me that the organization regular tasks out, I sometimes take courage ably surprised Wednaaday evening, w hen in the fire-place, Aunt Maria sitting there so of is her ing at the Stanley house, after a short visit was begun at the time from the thought expresaed by the southern Bessie, Camden, visiting parents, of their frienda walked into their Just right comfortable and her great of has to work at the cot- twenty bouquet glowing mountaineer: “There's a whole A. Y. Small and wife. gone Lefflngweil When 1 was a there was no day tomorrur with useful A treat was boy place gladioluses on the table. There have been so Bernard. cottage presents. thet haint ben tetched yet.” Another tage, was in the church for those who were not proverb Schools Myrtle Stinson furnished and an evening many changes|since then! I shall wear my open Tuesday. enjoyable ascribed to that rude people seems worth W. A. Clark and son have had orders to born in that church. were set all while are and will teach the lower and Miss Mertice passed. They pin day yon there, imagine on: “We can’t passing help trnbbles a to Saddleback to work. are now U. Kathekixl. aside the older element and told tc you all having such a good time. Small the school. go They ! Sept. by comein’ bat we haint obleeged to set ’em a upper wait Your organization gave a chance cheer.” The body of the sixteen-year-old son of Dear Aunt to those who otherwise would have Madge and membere of the M. B. C. Believe me. I would like to be with yon at Francis Lufkin and wife, formerly of this Ittnttiouiitt. I am thinking and to be with the and I been lost to the church. And 1 recog of|you longing reunion, shall think of yon and place, was brought here from Portland you Sept. 1, but I cannot. I am I know wish all a nlze the great change that baa come glad you happy day. Saturday, for burial. where are to because ever you meet, I can see it in Kills*. the church when I see the ______and my mind; having called at Dell’s when I was Wesley Hokes wife and Mrs. Arthur younger generation coming oat to the at the reunion some years sgo. Mt. DBS BBT, Aug. », 1910, Powers left for Northeast Harbor Sunday foreign field and see the Christian nur- visit Mrs. I have had several very pleasant outings Dear Aunt Jfadpc. to their sister, Ueorge Man- ture and culture which I if chester. They will from there to Bos- they have, this summer. The caretaker of Whittier's wonder there is room in yoar column go Healthy, i ton. place them far ahead of what I was birthplace is s member of the ladies' aid so- for another niece. I have always read that 5. at the same time ciety of our church. She invited us there for part of onr paper with interest, and have Sept. Sadis. of Ufe. in Japan _ Happy Childhood an afternoon. We bad a fine time and a nice been helped in many ways. No one can read there are military academies that are SOUTH GOULDS BO HO. to the the children/ See ^3 lunch. I ate mine in a corner of the old fire- the poem selected by Aunt Emma without ^Look welfare of taking young boys and training them that little common ailments like const!- place in the kitchen. We roamed around to realizing how true it is. How many times ws Bay Johnson is 111 of typhoid fever. I] for future military service. It must or biliousness don’t make them JJ our hearts' content out doors and in. look at the dark clouds but fail to observe pation *' be so as long as this is a mil- School commences this morning, with peevish, irritable and country The birthplace was never as interesting to their silver linings. We cannot expect to sickly. Happiness are Miss Pollard, of Cherryfleld, as teacher. is your children’s itary power. You preparing the me as the home in The have sunshine all through onr lives for “Into birthright—don’t rob them VMM Amesbury. last time I of it future church army, and any pastor was there Whittier’s hat and coat each life some rain must fail, some days be Ospt. A. B. Holt and wife and Mrs. F. F. by neglect great being TROTS ELIXIR is childhood’s friend. It makes who is interested, as be should be, in in the closet of his chamber I felt like dark and dreary." But when the dark days Pike attended the Blnehill fair Thursday. % placing the stomach and digestion healthful and active. It % the of the church to it over my shoulders—hoping that some of his have passed, we can fnlly appreciate the sun- spread ought help Mias Gladys Hooper has gone to West the circulation of red blood and that •‘sweet spirit" might fall on me. A few light. helps good, expels R you in any way be can. If crtdclenie Go aids boro to teach in the Pond district. Insidious foe of childhood—WORMS. 1 months his death I shook hands I hope you will have a fair day for re- are made of your organisation, there before with your TROTS ELIXIR will benefit also. like 1 him on the doorsteps of his home. union and a large gathering of M. B. friends. Mrs. Georgia Banker and children, of you Nothing are many who find fault with the It to cure an aching head or tired nerves. It’sneen a It has been several years since we owned a Agbbs. Sorrento, have been visiting at Mrs. Sarah steady churches, but the to do is standard remedy for three generations—make it own only thing horse. A short time ago a team was loaned ns Bunker’s. your We welcome Agnes as an arrival on oar as thousands of others have done. to recognise that neither is perfect, to visit some friends the family remedy spending summer in reaaion day. Sept. 1 is her M. 0. birth- Mrs. A. F. Hooper and son Edmund Your druggist has it—ask him. but always striving for better things." a camp in New Hampshire on the shore of day. We hope to bear from her again. were week-end guests of Mrs. V. B. Gor- Angle pond. While my husband fished for don in West Sullivan. Thank sent black bass, I ate fill of yoa ail for the letter* for the A Sift From Carnegie. my huckleberries that Sept. 12. H. grew on the shore. I had never “gathering”. We enjoyed them and Andrew Carnegie has given to Weds expected to pick berries again so the pleasure was greater. other* have been received since, which $40,000 for the establishment “Can be is an college The day was perfect; we returned at night will have a place in the column in doe depended upon’’ expres- of the Prances Cleveland in sion we all like to and when is cTRUEFSn library with a fine mess of bass and huckleberries time. Aunt Madge. hear, it honor of Mm Cleveland, who is a used in connection with Chamberlain’s Wells graduate. The president of tide Colic, Cholera and Diarrhcaa Remedy it Keeley Institute, Portland, Maine, 8ATI MEDICINE FOB CHILDREN college. It will be remembered, is Dr. means that it never fails to cure diarrhcaa, Cares drunkards, Foley's Honey and Tar is a safe and effec- if. Ward, who was the second drag-users, cigarette- tive medicine for children as it does not con- or bowel It is Oeoijge snd ana chew- dysentery complaints. smoking tobacco-smoking tain or harmful drugs. Get only the secretary of the United Socie- and loss of nerve opiates to take and valuable for general ing force (nearasthenia). gennine Foley’s Honey and Tar in the yellow pleasant equally ty of Christian Endeavor. Write for information. package. Q. A. Paaonna. children and adults. Sold by all dealers. sLelixir^ Udy Belmont, br m. McCoy Bran., 2; Ducheaa applaa, 2. George A Mona, bluehill fair. • Fredericton. It B. 4 4 j Uravenetein apples, 2; Porter apples, 2; COUNTY NEWS. Time: Ut l.n, l.a. Hpitaen borg apples, 1; Baldwin applea, 2: bn Davit Haas 1 .Yarned Bom. Aim fIM. applea, 1; a^Sea, BLUEHILL FALLS. attendance in spite Northern Henderson aweet good Bob Mneeo. bl *. Bran., Fred- Spy applet, 1; McCoy Ptwankea 2. A C Os- Harold WEATHER. ericton. N applet, 2; applet, Chatto la at work (or Mlai of DULL B. | i i Bine Pearmain 1. O good, apples, Young, Sweat ■ Hoy We ode, bib m. Q D Pendleton, Surry, Wealthy 2. Ulcuboro applet, Eugene Leach, pernald onwrr op honor .. j j j raaeet applet, 1. John Treworgy, Bur- Schooner E. S. Wilson la In the harboi governor br — Docnro, (, P C Pendleton, 1(4 bank Bell’a 1. — FINN NXNIRXTB leleeoro, plume, 1; early applet, loading lumber. WEDNESDAY Mule, gr m, McCoy Bro., Prederic- Rov Allen, Qravenatein AWARD RD. Sedgwick, applea, Mrs. has returned hom< PREMIUM! *®». « B. 4 4 | 1; Yellow Bellflower applea, 1; Northern Harry Conary of Wine 1. after a week’s visit with her Time: Ug, 1J4, 1J7|. Spy applea, 1; Hope applet, parents. Malcolm water oore Hancock County Agricultural so- Allen, Sedgwick, Urial The PREMIUMS AWARDED. Yellow Trana parent Candace has Anlabed his work at Mountain applet. 1; applet, 1; ciety fair at park, BlncbUl, Baldwin the and will start 5 fen In the following lint the town in not applea, 1; King Tompklna apples, Bomeatead, Sept. tbeetenlng waathar on all throe 2; summer aweet Qreely deapite where applet, 2; plume, Orono, where he will have work through nnd draw given exhibitor reatden In Bluehlll. 1: Clapp’s favorite peart, 1. Allen, days, dodged the raindrops Roy tall and winter. the attendance HORSE DEPARTMENT. Twenty-ounce applea, 1; fall aweet applea, good crowds, though 1. A Tai!lit, Telman aweet 2: Sept. 8. Crumbs. leaaaned tha applet, _ doubtless waa materially by H P Oerter, Ellsworth, draft colt, 2 y, 1: Pumpkin aweet applea, 1: aweet raaeet draft man and colt. 1. Q Wolf River AUie B. Friend has returned from New dull weather. Young, Surry, applet, 1; applea, 2; Twenty- draft 1 1. EW ounce waa oolt, y, McIntyre, driving applet, 2; Seek-no-furtber York. an exhibition, the fair a pro- applea, ntaUion, 1. A F Webeter, Orland, driving 1; Aatracban applea, 1; Cat-head applaa, ancoaaa, though the racing waa May me is home from the nounced oolt, 1 y, 2. Harry OUlin, driving colt, 3 y, lj Pink cheek applet, 1. Frank Blake, Candage comparatively tame, all bat one race going 3. Bewail Uenn, Orland. driving ntaUion, Penobscot, Burbank plume, 2: Bradshaw Homestead. 3. H Bennett, matched Io- Abundance in beats. pair, 1; gent plums, 1; plume, 2; Shipper'a Mattie of off straight nian'n 1. John V 1. Mrs A E red Dow, Bucksport, apent Sun- of Governor Fernald on driving hone, QUen, pride plume, Weacotl, The preaenoe Brooklln, driving oolt, 3 y, 1. HP Grin- aatracban applet, 2; Moore’s Arctic plume, day with friends bere. second day waa a feature. The gover- die, Penobscot, driving 2. E 8 2. Thomas Grieve, highland the ntaUion, oranberriea, Boss Cain apent a week with his family the afternoon at the Ongood, gentlemen’! driving hone, 2. 1; blackberries, 1; citron 1; melon, 2. nor spent grounds, and returned to the boat Clarence Moone, colt, 2 y, 1. Lyonel W G Greene, croea orange apple, 1; snow to-day. meeting and chatting with many people. Howard, driving man and oolt, 1. F B applea, 1: Northern Spy applet, 2; Nod- Albert Gott, ot visited He occupied seats reserved for himself and Snow, driving qolt, 1 1. head 1. Florence Bell’a Massachusetts, y, applea, Conary, Saturday and Mre. in the atand, and daring tha Early aweet crab Sunday Arey Briggs. party grand CATTLE DEPARTMENT. applet, 2; applea, 1; and the atand. King Tompklna 1: Porter B. H. of Boston day Visited the hall Judge's applea, applet, Candage, Harborage, A C Ongood, grade cow, 1. S P 1: grapes, 2; oranberriea, 2. EL Grlndle, was entertained at E. J. Jeney Deer Island, spent his vacation with hia He sapper by Snowman, 1. V Yellow Transparent applea, 2. E L Grln- Jeney cow, Roy Orindle, sister in this and Brooks, at his summer home, "Elwin grade Qoernaey cow, 1. O Young, Surry, dle, Wolf River applea, 1; Northwestern vicinity, returned home core.'’ In the evening the governor spoke grade Ouernuy beifer calf, f and 2. Greenings, 1; Bellflowers, 2; banana Sunday. Win 1: croea Ducbeas The estimated at Green, grade Holatein heifer, 1. 8 0 applet, orange applea, 1; Sept. 12. Crumbs. at the village. crowd, _ Hinckley, gnde Jeney cow, 3; grade Hol- of Oldenburg, 1. Herbert Candage, russet to was too large for 2. from 1.JOO 1,800 people, nteincow, 2. Roy Allen, Sedgwick, grade applea, George H. Allen has gone to Essex and the in the Holatein Holatein 22 the hall, governor spoke cow, 1; gnde cow, MAEUPACTCBEB’S DEPARTMENT. to work in a corn month!. Holstein Junction, Vt., factory. air. After the speech, the governor 1; gnde heifer, 1; gnde open Jeney heifer, 1. John Horton, grade Richard Abbott, Sedgwick, ox-ehoea, 1. Mrs. James Newton, of Holyoke, Maas., went to the ball and led the grand inarch Henford cow, 3 y, 1. Wilber Hinckley, Koecoe Grlndle, half-barrel, 1; clam-bar- and Mias C. H. Garrett, of Boston, left with Miss Hinckley. He re- Henford 2 1. Wea- flab Margaret grade heifer, y, Wm rel, 1; barrel, 1. Guy Carter, model Wednesday. mained to participated In the dancing cott, gnde Henford calf, 1. Arthur Wes- map North America, gratuity. cott, grade heifer, 3. Amos F Miss Norcroaa is a few are that to Jeney Mary spending Here a short time, and seemed DAIRY ETC. for enjoy 1. Hones PRODUCTA, HONEY, theHelps Webster, Jeney a at He waa entertained Orland, bull, day “Starboard Acres” before return- himself immensely. gnde Jeney oow, 2; grade Pol Mrs B Herrick, Mary Hinckley, batter, 3; bread, ing to Wellesley Mass. over oight at "Elwin Cove", leaving Angus heifer, 1; gnde Jeney beifer, 1. 2. Beulah Osgood, preserved strawber- Hills, A H Bluehill early Thursday forenoon. Grieve, grade Gateway beifer, 1. ries, 1. Mrs Arthur Herrick, collection Mrs. H. H. Garrett, of Boston, who has Cooks have wanted Eric Cloeson, Holatein 1. 1. Mrs brown- Sedgwick, bull, preserves, George Morse, been at the Norcroaa sinoe in TUB HALL. Lyonel Howard, grade heifer, 2. 1. Mrs A E cottage Gateway bread, 1; butter, Wescott, June E T gnde Durham cow, 1. AW collection 1. Ruth Bet- 12, left for Boston Sunday. The hall exhibition at the fair this year Leach, butter, 2; jellies, Hinckley, gnde Durham heifer, 2; grade 2. Annie Mrs. W. so tel7 preserved strawberries, C. Norcroaa, Miss Margaret was exceptionally good, not much in Jeney heifer, 2. W 8 Horton, Guernsey collection 2: collection Gnnale, preserves, Norcross and Tommie Norcroaa have quantity as lo the quality of produce bull, 1. Clarence Moone, grade Durham pickles, 1: brown bread, 2. Mrs George 1. closed “Craneswater” and returned to shown. Thomas Griers had the largest heifer, Allen, Sedgwick, white bread, 1. Guy Mrs A 8 with A. C. SBEEP AND SWINE. Garter, sunflowers, gratuity. Wellesley Hills, Maas. exhibit of produce, Osgood asters. 1. Annie collec- Thomas, Grindle, Sept. 12. Spec. second. There was an especially line G Young, Surry, lambs, 2; Roy Allen, tion pansies, 2; cut flowers. 2. Thomas lambs, 1. JM Snow, showing of potatoes, beans and apples. Sedgwick, sheep. 1; Grieve, collection asters, 2; collection sow and pigs, 1 and 2. Wm Wescott, dahlias. sweet exhibition of TREMONT. E. J. Brooks has set a pace for summer 2; peas, 1; Hampahiredown buck, 1; breeding mineral water, gratuity; pansies, 1. Mrs which several are In 2. W. R. Mitchell it home for a few days. visitors following. sheep, D E Grindle, house plants, 1; cut flowers, addition to being a large exbitor himself, Roy Allen, Sedgwick, steers, 2 y, 1; 1. Nellie Leach, sweet peas, 2. Mrs George Mies Ethel M. Falvey, of Haverhill, steers, 15 m, 1; steer calves, 5 m, 1. W m 1. he has given a boost the Cochrane, dahlias, Mass., is her Mrs. C. H. big by special Wescott, yoke oxen, 2. Preston Leach, visiting aunt, prizes offered. His prise of flO for the yoke fat cattle, 2; E T Leach, working ART DEPARTMENT. Norwood.| them—no others can! 3. A. W. steer 2. biggest potatoes raised in Hancock oxen, Hinckley, calves, Ethel Stover, water color, 1. Nora Mrs. U. E. Williams with who supply fat 1: daughter, was won Daniel L. of George Pert, oxen, 1; pair oxen, Wescott, oil 1 and 2. W J county by Kmerton, 1 2: matched 1. £ T paintings, has been visiting here, has returned to her one steers, y, cattle, Winchester, 8urry, pen drawings, 1; pen- The Single Damper (patented); motion—push liorth Hluehill, the second prise, ffi, being Leach, matched cattle, 2. home in Salem, Mass. cil drawings, 2. Wallace Hinckley, to “bake” or “check”—the won by Eugene Leacb. Another special rendered artch rendered draw- Sept. 4. Kin. the knob “kindle,” range POULTRY. sketch, 1; _ prize offered by Mr. Brooks was for the ings, 1. Tina Herrick, child’s glass tea set, does the rest. mistakes Fred Hinckley, brown leghorn chicks Mrs. Sidney Wallace, with a of Damper impossible. % finest potatoes grown by ons who bad gratuity. party and cockerel, 1; black ducks and drake, 1. others, went to Bar Harbor Thursday. never before raised potatoes, from seed G Yoong, Surry, Plymouth Rock chicks DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. The Ash Hod in the base The ashes Miss Ethel M. of (patented). furnished by Mr. Brooks, first prise being and cockerel, 1; barred Plymouth Rock B. infant’s mittens. 1. Falvey, Haverhill, fowl and buff fowl Mary Hinckley, fall a chute into a Hod, all of them, making flO snd second f5. Mrs. H. Pernstrom, cock, 2; Wyandotte Mrs. Lorenzo Jordan, Surry, Wallachian Mass., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. H. through and cock, 1: do chicks and cockerel, 1. 1. Christie Os- Norwood. their removal The Coal Hod is who bas a summer place at Booth Bine- Mallard 1. centerpiece, 1; doilies, safe,easy,cleanly. along- Wealey Robinson, ducks, Guy good, lace shawl, 1; chemise yoke, 1; hill, w on first and second. brown leghorn fowl and 1. Mrs. Marks and out of the Carter, cock, uadervest, 1. Almira Webber, knit lace, Henry daughter Eva side, way.. A R I red chicks and In Mr Brooks' own large and interesting Mrs. George Morse, 1; patch quilt, 2. Elvira Hinckley, men’s and baby returned home from Stonington cockerel, 1. A T Gillis, Rock in which he won Plymouth stockings, 1: braided rug, 2; sofa 1. after an exhibit, many premiums and do chicks and quilt, Saturday, extended visit. The Oven has fowl cock, 1; cockerel, Mrs. Hugh Barbour, worsted trimming, in the regular classes, were several novel- 2. 1. 1; AO Osgood, Opington chicka, crochet slippers, 1. Edith Hinckley, Friends of Mrs. Villa Marshall, of Bar heat flues for this on which he was Mallard ducks and cup-joint ities section, Maynard GrTndle, men’s mittens. 2; slips, 1. Marion with her in the death 2. pillow Harbor, sympathize heat it in swarded a drake, Maynard Candage, guinea pigs, batten 1. Mrs that every gratuities, among these being Dodge, berg handkerchief, of her only child, Eugene, of gratuity. N emb Wallachian cen- diphtheria. cotton plant, oyster plant, aweet potatoes BMolt, doily, 1; alike. No VBORTABLK*. terpiece, 2. Miss A A Holt, stencil Friends of Mrs. Sarah Kittredge gave part snd Chinese giant pepper. He exhibited no curtain, 1. Fannie Stover, eyelet baby her a surprise Thursday evening in honor “cold corners,” sulks of corn fourteen feet tall, the ears Samuel Billings, Irish cobbler potatoes, boots, 1; emb doily, 1; emb waist, 1; Fourth of 2; sheaf wheat, 1; of her birthday. The evening passed on some being eight feet from the ground. 1; July. peck French emb waist, 1. Mrs Abbie Stover, “scorching spots.” wheat, 2; Jacob’s cattle beans, 2; sul- infant’s socks, 1; infant’s sweater, 1; pleasantly with flinch. Refreshments The exhibitions of fancy work and marrowfat phur beans, 1; peas, 1; large Eton jacket, 1; hot-water-bag cover 1; were served. k The Fire Box domestic manufactures was excellent. pumpkin, 1. A P Soper, Early Envoy infant's afghan, 1. Ethel Stover, Walla- Hubbard 1 Sept. 10. Kin. Braided rugs made by Mrs. Klixa Parker, potatoes, 1; large squash, chian collar 1. Mrs. Abram, drawn and Patented and 2; rutabaga turnips, 2. Fred Hinck- 1. Nellie knit ol | Orland, aged eighty-eeven year*, rugs, Hinckley, mittens, Orates enable a ley, Irish cobbler potatoes, 2; Early Envoy 1. Brooksville Woolen Mill, yarn. 1. WEST BROOKLIN. attracted much attention. 2. George A Morse, old- Tina Herrick, cushion, 2. Mrs. potatoes, pin Miss Lettie Carter has gone to North small Are to do a Beautiful asters, raised from seed, were fashioned yellow-eye beans, 2; marrowfat Guy Billings, woolen stockings, 2. sheaf 3: Haven to teach. exhibited by Mrs. A. 9. Thomas, and peas, 1; peck oats, 2; oats, Mangle S A Stanley, Sedgwick, braided rug, large baking. Wurtzei beets, 2. Fernald Webster, 1. Mrs Eliza braid- some immense dahlias Mrs. Garter, Orland, School begins to-day, with Miss Lena ;by George Prides' Early potatoes, 1; best pumpkin, 1. ed 3. Odessa SeawalL rug, Bridges, of Ask the Crawford agent to Cochrane. These also are summer resi- A C White Mountain W Cousins, Naskeag, teacher. Osgood, potatoes, 1; pillow, 2. Mrs G Greene, darned ■how you. Write us for cir- Fill Basket do Reownoton 2: Mills pine dents, whose interest in the fair is appre- 1; do, lace shams, 1. Mrs D W Grindle, knit Mrs. Joan Reddy, who has spent the culars. Early do, 2: Black Bhawsngo do, 1; Cora bed 1. Mrs J M ciated. spread, Young, Surry, summer at Brooklin, is home. corn, 2; Golden orange corn, Is cab- Mexican collar, 1; emb hat, 1; baby bib, H. L. Lord was Walker k Pratt Mtg. Co. missed from hi* familiar bage, 1; beets, 2; best squash, 1; Early Red 1; Mexican centrepiece, 1; pincushion Qaynell and Windsor Bridges leave to- as best Union Boston place superintendent of the hall, be onions, 1; multiplier onions, 2; top, 1: tumbler doilies, 1; knit slippers, 1. day for Hebron to attend school. 31-3$ su, collection 2. D L D silk 2. Mrs unable to on produce, Einerton, Mrs G Means, quilt, Guy being be present account of 2: Green Mountain potatoes Gold coin do, Billings, crochet rug, 2. Annie Snow, Miss Luetta Bridges is home from Nas- the illness of his wife. His pUce was ably of 1: Noroton 1; Fourth July do, beauty apron, 2; drawn collar, 2; commode set, 1. keag. where she has spent the summer. Sold by Leading Dealers. filled by Thomas Grieve, whose old place aa do, 1; Beauty of Hebron, do, 1; Short Mrs L E Butler, Genter, crochet doily, 1: six Beil Herman Whitmore a few last superintendent of agricultural products season, 1; early weeks, 1; deposit crochet lace, 1; crochet collar, 1; stand spent days potatoes, 1; sample half- crochet week with his Mrs. Delia was taken Krnsst Mrs. Klixa do, 2; largest cover, 1; dining set, 2; head-rest, sister, Carter. by Osgood. acre potatoes, 2; Indian chief beans, 1; 1. Mrs Laura arm 1. L. Treworgy, elastics, Mrs. Omar Eaton and little of llerrick was aa usual in charge of the improved yellow-eye beans, 1; old- Elizabeth Grindle, bed socks, 1; crochet daughter, fancy work and domestic manufactures. IUUIUUVU JFUUW'OJC uvatiPi «) <• vest, 1. Mrs L E Butler, Center, worsted South Bluehill, are spending a few days cattle beam, 1; Norcross 1. 8 P 1: crochet crochet The stock exhibit was about as usual. potatoes, quilt, rup, 1; rug, 1; here. Snowman, white carrots, 2; parsnips, 2; spread,!. Annie Grindle, knit gloves, 1; The cattle abed waa filled with some very Six weeks potatoes, 2; Garfield potatoes 2; men’s mittens, 1; yarn, 1. Mrs George R. C. and F. T. Bridges have moved Hue 2. animal*. Sensation potatoes, 1; largest pumpkin, Marks, spool table, gratuity; shell monu- their families from Hog island, where Roy V Grindle, cow horn potatoes, 2; Mrs Cora emb ment, gratuity. Allen, they have spent the summer. Excelsior early do 1; Sir Walter Raleigh corset cover, 1; lace handkerchief 2: There were bone ball game* each do, 1: old-fashioned yellow-eye beans, 1. Mexican centerpiece, 2: lace-trimmed Sept. 12. B. “Town Talk” Flour day of the lair, the Bluehill academy nine G Young, Surry, Rural New Yorker apron, 1; emb sofa pillow, 1. Ida E Harmony beauty do 2; Nor- Irish crochet ties. 1. Mrs Christina SOUTH BLUEHJLLL. meeting out-of-town tee me. The results potatoes, 1; Snow, cross do, 2; Shewando do, 1; Danvers Osgood, table mats, 2. Mrs Harry Leach, were aa follows: Mias Clara L. Day has gone to Trenton carrots, 1; improved half long carrots, 1; stand cover, 2. Mrs J E Webster, emb Tuesday—Penobscot, 7; Bluehill, 5. snowflake beans, 2; old-fashioned yellow- shirt waist, 2; men’s gloves, 1. Mrs R E to teach. BAKES EVERYTHING 2. Wednesday—Bluehill, 7; West Brooka- eye beans, 2; gradus peas, Wesley Newman, Seawall, batten berg centerpiece, Miss Linda Candage, who has spent the Robinson, collection gourds, 1; musk- knit shawl, crochet ville, 1. 1; 1; shawl, 1; pin summer with her Uziel roellon citron, 1. Edgar Leach, parsnips, cushion, 1; silk quilt, 1. parents, Candage Thursday—Brooklin, 13; Bluehill, 8. 1: sample half-acre potatoes, 1. Guy and wife, has returned to Boston. scarlet 1. Oscar Entertainment wee furnished through Carter, beans, Billings, 5. E. New 1; Garfield SOUTH HANCOCK. Sept. the the which Queen potatoes, do, 1; day by Reynolds troupe, of the V do, 1; cauliflower, 2. Lily alley Mrs. Sealy, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is a included trained dogs, acrobat perform- Horace Herrick, Jacob cattle beans, 3; at F. M. Watson’s. National Bank Statement. ances, vaudeville ecu and other special- marrowfat peas, 1; green tomatoes, 2; guest 1. AT Gillis, ties. The Ellsworth Falls concert band Manglewurtzel beets, The rite of baptism was conferred upon early Exactor 1; sheaf wheat, 2; furniened potatoes, two ladies at the REPORT OF THE music at the grounds, and sample half-acre wheat, 1; peck wheat, 1. young Sunday, Sept. 4, Monaghan's of Mai comb shore of H. D. Ball, by Rev. P. A. A. Kil- orchestra, Ellsworth, Allen, Hedgwick, early Crosby CONDITION played for the danoea each night at the corn, 1; California pear bean, 1; golden lam. Following the baptism, services butterwax beans, 1; cabbage, 2; cauli- village. were held in the church, when the two -OF THE- flower,!; ox-heart carrots, 1; goldcoin THB RACKS. 2. A C Osgood, ripe tomatoes, candidates were received into the Baptist LC Johnson, Harmony beauty pota- church. The races went off the reel with more ritoes, toes, 1; turnip*, 1. W 8 Hinckley, sample 5. W. tameness Sept. _ than usual for Mountain park. half-acre oats, 1; Pride’s early potatoes, 2. BnctsDort National M With one exception, all were won In Roy V Grindle, collection beans, 1. L. W. Bunker, of Eastbrook, visited Percy Saunders, snowflake potatoes, 1; at Bucksport, in the State of Maine, airtight beau. P. H. McNamara, of Ban- friends here a few days last week. at the close of New do, 2; daybreak potatoes, 1. business. gor, was starter. for Queen September 1, 1910. The summary Thomas Grieve, collection produce, 1; F. M. Watson and grandson, Watson and RESOURCES. Wednesday Thursday follows. turnips, 1; onions, 2: ripe tomatoes, 1; McRea, left for Brooklyn, N. Y., Sunday. tomatoes, 1; cauliflower, 1; peas, 1; Loans and discounts. $165,980 00 3.00 Class. Furs* fjjg. green secured and Lima beans, 1; Currier wax beans, 1; A. C. McCrellis and wife, of Norway, Overdrafts, unsecured, 46 60 Z«l>hs. W C Pendleton, Isles boro.. till U. S. Bonds to secure cireulation... 50,000 00 w 1: red golden ax beans, kidney beans, 1; are visiting their daughter, Mrs. C. S. Premiums on U 8 Bonds. 00 Bsrry J. b g, J A Closson, Sedg- 1,500 beans, 1; improved yellow-eye etc. 00 wick pink eye Colwell. Bonds, securities, 108,770 1 1 4 * beans, 3, old fashioned yellow-eye beans, Banking bouse, furniture and fix- ,r» W. b g, I C Pert, No. Conwey. 3: sweet corn, 1. Thurston Cunningham, Mrs. Abbie Wooster, wbo has been em- tures 2,250 00 N Mountain Due from State and Private Banks H. 1 4 1 2 Early Ohio potatoes, 1; Green at Bar Harbor has re- oats 1. ployed hospital, and Bankers, Trust Companies Portia, brei, Q D Pendleton, lalea- 1; telephone peas, 2; and Banks. sweet turned home. Savings 5,582 19 boro. 16 6 4 rtatoea,J Brooks, Country gentleman Due from approved reserve agents, 27,591 68 corn, 1; long white-spine cucumbers, William and wife, of Checks and other cash items. 34 30 1-ink Hrtden, hr s, L Hubbard, King Lamoine, collection of pumpkinB, Notes of other National Banks— 106 00 isles boro. 6 4 d gratuity; were guests at Howard Hodgkins’ Satur- E T Leach, Prides early pota- Fractional paper currency, nickels gratuity. and Time: 1464,1464,24*4 2.404. toea, Fortune potatoes, 1; sample day Sunday. and cents. 28 76 1; Early Lawfnl reserve in viz.: 3.3V Trot, i_S* Poes. Parse half-acre 1; table beets, 1; carrots, money bank, g/Sd. barley, Mr. Little and wife and Mr. Gilley and 00 Boh sweet 8pecie.$13,807 Maceo, bl g, McCoy Broe, Fred- 2. E J Brooks, potatoes, gratuity; notes. 00 00 Hub- wife, of Bucksport, were guests of Mrs. Legal-tender 1,135 14,942 ericton, N B. Ill collection lettuce, gratuity; golden Redemption fund with U. S. Treas- bard summer squash, 1. E T Ella Abbott a few days last week. urer (5 cent, of circulation).. 2,500 00 Mui,, gr m< McCoJr Bro#i Frederic- squash. 1; per peas, 1. Lyonel Howard, *°n. N B. Ill Leach, gradus Frank Hodgkins’ family, who have cucumbers, 1. E J Brooks, champion Total. $874,275 48 **»y O A. L. house the Wands, blk m, D Pendleton, ellow sweet corn, 1; cotton plant, gra- occupied Young’s during LIABILITIES. laleaboro. 3 I » f uity; bush lima beans, I. is Hinckley, summer, returned to Bangor Sunday. Capital stock paid in. $50,000 00 May b Kohl us fund. 8, m, H A Dodge, laleaboro..,. 4 4 4 shear oats, 1. Thomas Grieve, Riba, Sept. 12. W. 8urpl 10,000 00 2. _ Undivided less Baywood,chi, L B Treadwell, Ells- 1. Mrs. H Fernstrom, carmine potatoes, profits, expenses H 8 mullet, 1. E J Brooks, oyster and taxes paid. 16,960 27 worth. 6 6 4 Dunbar, NORTH LAMOINE. National bank notes Chinese giant pepper, outstanding-. 49,07000 Time: 1*4, I*. 126. plant, gratuity; Due to other national banks. 06 28 Letter Young has gone to Waterville to Dividends 00 PVse for All. Pores fl 7f. gratuity. unpaid. 4 Blsck FBorr. enter Coburn classical institute. Individual deposits subject to cheek, 242,880 80 Velvet, F O Pendleton, Islee- Demand certificates of deposit. 4,542 47 boro. t t 1 Mrs E C Witbnm, cultivated cranberries, School began Monday, Sept. 5, in this Cashier’s checks outstanding. 812 16 PUFFY BISCUITS Golden russet Annie bl m, P C Dwinel, 1. Fred Hinckley, apples, Miss Eunice Morphy, precinct, taught by Coggins. Total. $874,275 48 Bangor. « 1 6 Sept. 12.Y. STATE OF MAINE. DAINTY DOUGHNUTS Princeton H, bg. I .C Pert, No. Ooa- — A NARCOTIC A Bailable Medietas NOT Cod sty or Hancock as.:—I, Harold O. wsy, N H. 6 6 4 Mrs. F. Marti, 8t. Joe, Mich., says Foley's WHKI MKK1T WINS Hussey, cashier of the above-named bank, do FLAKY PIE-CRUST Honey and Tar saved her little boy's life. She solemnly swear that the above statement Is little contracted a severs When the medicine you take cures your true to the beet of and belief. j Not a minuta should be lost whan a child writes: “Our bey my knowledge bronchial trouble, sad as the doctor's msdi- disease, tonea up your system and makes you HAROLD O. HUSSEY. Cashier. *how* and more symptoms of croup. Chamber- eiaa did not cure % I gave him Foley's feel better, stronger vigorous than Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th and Tar In which I have great faith. before. That is what Foley Kidney Pills do of 1910. win’s aa aoon aa the Honey day September, Cough Remedy given It cured the cough as wall as the choking and for you, In all cases of backache, headache, WALTER H. GARDNER, clitld become* hoar**, or even after the gagging spells, and he got well in a short nervousness, loss of appetite, sleeplessness Correct—Attest: Notary Public. tins. Foley’s Honey and Tar has many times and general weakness that Is caused by any PASCAL P. GILMORE, croupy cough will t ie of the or appears, prevent aavedus much trouble, and we are never.with- disorder kidneys bladder. O. A. EDWARD L. BBAZLEY, { Directors. dttack. Bold It la the house." O. A. Psacaan. Pasoans. HORACE B. FOR THE AMERICAN by all dealer*. out 8NOW, ) [SUBSCRIBE the Hill wife. kM Mn reopened, to the ffttntisnanta. COUNTY NEWS. delight of the village. Mr* Thomas Hodgkins, Chicago, Mn. FRANKLIN. Frank Watson. Brooklyn, N. V, Mn. Brown, Bar Harbor. Mr*. Richard THE POPULAR Henry mr. rcrrr AGTGh,1 Tbe lad>«•’ aid society will serve a har- Wooster, Hancock, were calling on friends johnson. vest sapper Tueadsy. in town recently; also Mn. Grace Bald- Makes PoMc Statement Concerning Mrs. Seth Crabtree and children have win, of Boston, end Mn. Stevens, of New IHs byertMRc wttk Ps-m-nj. returned froui Old Town. York. Miss Alta Biaiadell left for Higgins Mn. Charles H. Wooster, with her son* classical institute Monday. Kenneth and Hollis, of Kockport, ha* Mrs. Wooster and Miaeee Eleanor and Frances are been visiting Delphina Dyer, Mn. W ooster’s visiting Mrs. John Gilbert at Hampden. Mrs. Elisabeth Simpson. pleasant visit wea marred by news ol the Mrs. H. G. Worcester and daaghter sodden death of her brother-in-law, Capt. week in Mildred are spending this Boston. Fred A meshary. in Vancouver, B. C. of West Sullivan, Mrs. Fannie Dunbar, Sept. 1*. H. is spending s few weeks with Mrs. H. C. _ Banker. SARGENTVILLE. Mrs. Carroll Dann and little daughter Port- Pauline, of West Gouldaboro, are in town Rufus Hinckley 1* at home from for a week. land. Mrs. C. J. Cleveland, who returned to C. Dodge visited his brother at Bluehill Bangor Thursday, was accompanied by last week. Mrs. H. F. Coliins. Mis* Fannie Davis left Monday for Law- Misses Gladys and Marion Bragdon, rence, Mass. who have visited Bancor and Rock port, Chpt. Charles L. Babson wea at home arrived home Sunday. over Sunday. » Till The fall term of high school will com- Mn. John Bennett returned Tnesday mence Sept. 19. Most of the district from Portland. schools last week. opened Miss Marjorie G. Sargent has returned Mrs. who has been se- world will do Msry Crossley, to Chicago, III. want to a training to ft them for the business is Mrs. Leslie Swan who secure, verely ill, improving. Miss Ermina Smith baa ret nr bed to her school's Position Deportment. is able to leave her room. well to ponder over the record of this borne in W tsemsset. Mrs. H. J. of Cove, TO PRESENT QUARTERS! September 1, 1910, _ Emery, Salisbury Elmer E. Camming*, wife god little ADDITION was tbe week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. ita end facilities by *be addition of one Boor of daughter are in town. the Shaw College in Bangor increased quarters Mayo, at the Baptist parsonage. for the school. This Horace B, Eaton has returned from which this past summer baa been remodeled Tbe foundation of the Lawrie boose, an adjoining block during Hsrtiend, where be visited friends. for the Shorthand and departments. The Shaw in Bangor corner of Main and Point streets, is fin- addition will be used Typewriting Harvard L. Grindal, wife and daughter <