American. L\ I. €ll@ttwf!) Sob. \TE£’SrZ££SL?£m.m ""1 .»tm«d««oo«,.oi«. um, vt„ on ELLSWORTH. MAINE WEDNESDAY AETRKNOOW MAY IS * * ______~___ * AT TBf ai -WOBTI POSTOWIC*. I -For You course of lectures will probably be “Greek munication established, they would take of Pythias in Bangor. sinking into a coma, in which she re- Being a legal depository for guardians, holders of trust funds, Literature and Greek Topography”. the matter under consideration. E. Rice and have moved The the mained until her death Tuesday afternoon. executors, administrators and assignees, this institution Harry family Prof. Allinson has had a very successful secretary of association. Boy C. Mrs. was of from the Files bouse on Oak street to the was then called Trueworthy thirty-two years especially solicits accounts from these sources. Our bank is career as a teacher of classical languages. Haines, upon to introduce Dorr bouse on Pine street. William T. of the industrial de- age. She was of a bright, happy disposi- conveniently located; our management conservative; our He was graduated from Haverfurd in 1876, Billings, of the Maine Central tion, loved and esteemed by all who knew proffered protection ample, including, as it does, our fl75,000 Charles I. Welch and wife, of Somer- and received his doctorate from Johns partment railroad, her. She was a loyal member of Harvest capita! and $433,159.57 surplus and profits. We invite YOUR ville, Mass., are spending a few weeks at Hopuins in 1880. Before coming to Brown who was present to address the meeting. Home grange. Her husband, who was request for details. the Call cottage. Shady Nook. in 1895, Doctor Allinson was assistant Mr. Haines prefaced the introduction with most a few remarks devoted in his care of her, as well as The ladies’ aid of the Methodist church professor of Greek and Latin at Williams regar ling the industrial established her parents and a brother by adoption, Eastern Trust & Will meet to-morrow afternoon with Mrs. college. He has also been in department recently by the Banking Co., prominent have the of all. BAVIOR, HA WE. Branches In Old Town and Machine. railroad, and its to Ellsworth. sympathy Nettie Fullerton on Hancock street. literary activities having contributed importance The funeral will be held at the home of several articles to the American Journal Through it Ellsworth was already in com- John H. Leland. who has been so criti- her parents to-morrow afternoon at 2 of Philology. Harvard Studies in Clas- munication with two prospective indus- cally ill, continues to improve in health, o’clock. sical and the Classical Jour- tries. The merchants’ association and the though not yet able to leave his bed. Philology, board of have the nal. He is of “Greek Prose Com- trade supplied depart- EVENTS. Mrs. Herbert R. Holmes and daughter author COMING position”, “Notes on Lucian,” and with ment with' data as to manufacturing op- Helen, who spent the winter in New’ Mrs. Allinson the recently-published portunities here. ELL8WOBTH. Brunswick, N. J., arrived home last week. ‘•Greek Lands and Letters”. Mr. Billings is an interesting and witty Friday evening, May 20, Society hall— Embert C. Osgood, wife and little daugh- speaker. He based his talk largely on the Dancing school and extra; final session. ter left Monday to visit Mr. Oogood’s sis- Amherst Fair. text, “Get back to the farm.” H.* said the Saturday evening, May 21, at Society

ter in N. and brother — much-talked-of cost of had Lebauon, H., in Amherst, May 16 (special) An ad- high living hall Social dance. Berlin, N. H. been about the cf journed annual meeting of the Northern brought by tendin.-y Wednesday, May 25, at Baptist vestry— was held at rural population toward the large cities. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN The schooner Mellie*, ued by Charles Hancock Agricultural society Entertainment by S. G. C. class. Tickets, 14. When the people revert to the farms, it is fitted out for a fishing the town hall. May 10 cents. H. Curtis, being will tend to restore the economical bal- The was called to order by W. trip to the Western banks in command of meeting Friday, June 17, at Hancock hall—Ells- It was voted to ance! fiewell Kane. G. Orcutt, vice-president. worth school commencement exer- CSapt. the ad- high A. E. Mace and Ernest E. Rowe, He dwelt at some length upon JUST RECEIVED of the accept cises at 2 p. m.; graduating class play and C. V-. Prof. Henry C. Emery, chairman of this section for fruit-raising GRINDAL of as members of the vantages both on the Aurora, society. ball in the evening. tar*If board, sailed last Wednesday and He attributed Election of officers for the ensuing year agriculture generally. WATER STREET a weeks in on COUNTY. Mauretania for few Europe the condition in ballot resulted as follows: President, present stationary agri- the board. by Wednesday, May IS—Meeting of River- BARREL business connected with cultural lines here to a lack, of conviction Frank E. Mace, Great Pond; vice-presi- view Local Union with Lamoine society. club will meet to-morrow of farmers as to its The Thursday W. G. on the part profitable- dent, Orcutt, Amherst; secretary. and 24 and 25 at 7.30 with Mrs. R. B. Mathews. and a reluctance to modern Tuesday Wednesday, May evening ! !I. M. Kenniston, Amherst; treasurer, J. ness, adopt WATER as business — Hancock county W. C. T. U. convention A Urge attendance is desired, Charles and improved methods in their work. G. Dunham, Amherst; directors, Harbor. seeoIats is to come before the meet- As to the industrial he said it- at Southwest of importance M. Smith, John Johnston and J. G. Dun- situation, decline as in fact New Tuesday, May 31. at Baptist church. GLASS ing. ham, of Amherst; Albert E. Mace and here, throughout the term England, was largely due to the diversion Manset — Annual basket meeting of E66S For the remainder of spring Ernest E. Rome of Aurora; Charles F. FOR PRESERVING at of so much eastern capital toward the Women’s home and foreign missionary there will bs but One dbssion daily the gjjsby, of Mariaville, Frank E. Mace, Great j Instead of their — societies of Hancock association. SRASS_SEED school. There will be the same num- West- using money Baptist high Pond. session as at that had been earned hefe—for the STATE. 25c. per Quart ber of hours in the present, It was voted to hold a fair on Sept. 27 money Oil of their own the 31 to June 2, at Lewiston—State Kerosene by as school w ill open at 8 a. m. and close at 1910. Frank E. Mace, H. M. £en- development industries, May and 2S, Y. P» 9. C. E. USING Maine had sent into convention FULL DIRECTIONS FOR 1JD. mstonandJ. G. Dunham mefC chosen a people of $*50,000,000 Wednesday* June 15, at Augusta—Demo- ! E. the West to develop its industries and the Barrel Mrs. M. Linnehan has disposed of her committee to secure attractions, and A. cratic State convention. farms, and then went to the West for restaurant at the corner of Main and ! Mace and Sewall Nickerson a committee Wednesday, June 2y, 10 a. m., at city maict their goods and paid the western manu- State conven- E* Q. MOORE’S Hancock streets, and the premises have to secure the hall and grounds and ball. Augusta—Republican facturer and farmer a liberal profit on tion. The Resall Store been rented by Herbert Cousins, who has I necessary repairs. __ •DontPaint goods that might have been produced at moved his restaurant there from Water Suicide at Bar Harbor. home. New England has for years fur- jttnurusnnnitSu MAIL ORDER8 A SPECIALTY street. Your. E. S. J. Morse, a well-known resident of nished not only a large part of the The Ellsworth school baseball high Bar Harbor, committed suicide Thursday finances but also of the brain for the mar- two so far on its team has played games afternoon in the cellar of his residence on vlious development of the West. This is I home winning the first, sgainst grounds, Ledgelawn ave.iue. Despondency from not good business for Maine. “If you want Call or Bluehill academy by the score of #-5. POST CARDS Telephone j ill health is presumed to be the reason. business and mean basiness you must go academy won in Last Saturday Cherryfleld His body was discovered by his wife and after it in a business-like way,” was the 29 3 a close game-4-3. daughter. He had been dead but a short advice with which Mr. Biliiugs em- ring Post of Ells- G. U. class of the sunday a noose from a 5 Colored Cards For Good, New, Clean The S. Baptist time. He had made piece phasized his remarks. achool will an entertainment next it over a beam, and was followed Rev. R. B. worth, 10 Cents, post-paid; or Floor, Frolt, give of clothes-line, passed Mr. Billings by Oroceriei. Provisions, The Wednesday evening in thp vestry. jumped from a box. Mathews, who read a very apt article, 10 Colored Assorted Stock Confectionery, Tobacco sad Clfart' program will be ot a patriotic nature, Mr. Morse came to Bar Harbor in 1882 as “Back to the Farm,*’ from the Boston Cards, 10 Cents. mytnew Memorial The full at luwest|pr1e**s|FOR*CASH.;at appropriate to Day. agent for the Bangor A Boston 8. 8. Co. New* Bureau, Rev. O. G. Barnard, B. T. store. Main 8t.. near soap factory. program will be announced later. and the Eastern 8. 8. Co*, and held that Bowie and C. L. Morang, all of whom had G0Ol*|DELIVt!HF.D.: The friends here of Helen B„ wife of W. position up to about a year ago, when he some word of interest for the meeting. L. Thomas, formerly ot Ellsworth, will be was obliged to resign on account of ill After the meeting, cigars were passed Stanwood Studio, after years of con- A. I. RICHARDSON. to learn of her death on May 8, at health, twenty-seven and the members of the association had a Block. Ellsworth, Me. pained tinuous service. Dirigo the home of her sister, Mrs. heart-to-heart talk with Mr. L'nionville, at He was about titty years old, a deacon of Billings. layers ol Coal Tar Pitch Harsh Leighton. She was about seventy the Baptist churchy interested in the Y One of the immediate results obtained was rolled between two ol sad circum- M. C. A., a chapter Mason and highly re- that the to be rO layers years of age. A peculiarly the promise farming special as a citizen. the best grade of of her garded good out the Maine Central raiiroad waterproofed stance was the absence husband, bv his wife and four sent by **■* wirit of Christ Is’ none of supervision Fostcr-MUburn New rain. Our occasional days of sunshine seem schools to love and befriend the birds. And, HIGHLAND, 364, NORTH PENOBSCOT. ministration. Co., Buffalo, York, His.” The spirit of Christ does not Requests for information more enjoyable after the darkness. too,our humane society has an eye out for held sole agents for the Cnited States. Highland grange its meeting Fri- regarding board at Chetine should be ad- simply mean an inward desire to fol- Asa loving tribute to Erne£tine,.l.w*nt to boys and birds. H is interested in both. Kemember tbe name—Doan's-ami take day evening, with fair attendance. After dressed to low must Principal A. F. Richardson, Christ. Christ through HM tell you bow her last commsnlcatios to the Many of our birds are a valuable asset to uo other. bamneas a short progaam waa presented Me. spirit dwelt in us. “Abide in me and column has helped and strengthened me. I our city, as are the flowers and climate. Castine, by the lecturer. Then two of tbe mem- 1 in you.” We must be such as Paul have wondered many times during my illness Tourists eqjoy them ail; and I have been told bers were called upon to give a was why God spared my seemingly useless life that our city has become noted for its many program TO CAKIHOU. when he said. “Christ Uveth ia of ,,KIT1T£KV and (took the yoanger and brighter sisters, birds and tbeir tameness. This is because of -fifteen minutes each, which was done me.” Of the fourteen Esquimaux dogs which when it seemed they were of more help in the our treatment toward them. in a pleasing manner, the last being a 3. Paul’s outward life conformed Commander Robert E. world than 1 ever could be, but the .words of God made the birds and hae given them to smelting contest. Mrs. Ora Witbam was Peary brought to that of Christ. This necessari- back to the United States from hia our beloved hostess come to me over and us to bless in the many ways, they can. Why awarded a prize for the larger number of north follows the Inward of all two ly possession over: shouldn’t we prize them and csre for them? correct answers. pole journey, but are dead. The The life Christ. Inward determines Wherever yon stand in the.conflict, We should, and thank our heavenly Father dog shows where the animals were ex- the outward life. If Christ lives In That is place; from the of our heart for us. yonr depths this great BAYSIDE, 476, ELLSWORTH. hibited, the warm climate, and a form of If His mind is our mind, HU will U When you think your life is.useless gift; for if we should lose the birds and the i which Orange mat at with a diatemper they caught, presumably Hide not your face; flowers of this world,.what a Bayside May 11, our will, we must be like Him In Ufe loes it would be.' at some of the attendance. Use candidate was shows, were the cause of God jmt you there for s purpose, O, everybody .protect harmless herds! good and character. and their death. Whate’re it be. Seaam. given the first second degrees. The 4. Paul accepted and believed the _ Perhaps, dear sisteva, it is better for usdhat lecturer presented a good program. On One hundred and fifty thousand three- Win Relieve doctrines Christ— It in mi ore® to of. the birds great concerning we cannot understand God’s pv for ns, Ling begr of Arbor about of rpose day thirty the good pa- year-old spruce trees imported from Nor- YOUR RHEUMATISM His diety. His crucifixion. HU resur- us off your State, far we know leas about these hut let leave .questioning His wisdom trons suet at the hall with horses, plows way are being set oat in the of and than ws do of vicinity will rection ascension. His miracles and trust Him for His lore. the flowers and trees. If I and le neh a noticable degree yoo harrows, and graded the grounds. Phillips, under the direction of an experi- and the doctrine of the atonement In I am wondering where our next reason have neglected to thank for the .yen Ditohee and .drains ware and rocks enced forester. Set oat six feel greatly appreciate ita true merit. Aunt Maria and in dug apart, the the sense of substitution. He gloried -will be. I, our corre- “Tournament af JRoses” number of tbs it hauled away, and the lawn levelled. The trees wiil cover about ISO acres. It la worth your whit* to try in the winter, decided we would There ia only in the cross and boldly proclaim- spondence Starf you will know J am grateful for sisters-served.a fine dinner and a lunch at little doubt of the success of the rote for the dear cottage at Contention Cave, the experi- today. -ed that Christ's death there was a gift, and to-morrow, which is Arbor S as we could there and hack the same o’clock. ment, as 10,000 trees this time get day, _ planted last Sold Dealers Generally vicarious sacrifice for sinners. day in Maine, it is going to visit a school by but now we seem to be like sheep without a year have thriven well. to see of over HABVHHT HOME, 408, HIRII ELIEWORTH. 5. Paul desired all men Chris- fold. twenty-Hire pupile and give them Fred of tians. “1 would a of the Harvest Home grange held its regular Giiliean, New Brunswick, a to God that not lam living out of doors on pleasant days* glimpse wonderland the beauties the maeter cook in lumbering was burned to only thou, but also all that hear me and am gaining strength from the air and of your California trees aad flowers. meeting May 14, preaiding. camps, There will be a dance hall death, of Thu r/ton 6 this day, were both almost and al- sunshine. My deareat love to ..Grandma fl. Aunt Madge. in the Friday Henry Hayes, Greenville, waa KinybwflBangorrfle* with badly burned and taken to a together such as I am (Christians) ac- and all the rest of the writers and readers of evening, May 37, refreshments. W_ Bangor hos- our “helpful and column. E. Clark a-ili furnish music. June 4 pital, and Harry a hotel cept these bonds.” Seeking to save hopeful” Christian Endeavor Convention. there Landry, employee, .SlSTEB B. received others is one of the surest will be a concert in the hall. June 11 alight injuries in a Are which signs that The State Christian Endeavor aonven- ; It is indeed to Irani Harvest Hume will invite early Friday morning burned the Arm- we are saved and are Christians. good hear you -tion will be held at the Piae street Con- grange Arbutus the grange tarn onion meeting- In the even- strong house, principal hotel at Jack- BIBLE READINGS. again. gregational church. Lew is tan, May 31 to a will be served man, and the Canadian Pacific Mark Ask the readers of your ML B. column if June 2. ing supper jointly, and a railroad Matt. x. 38; xi. 28-30; Till. j station. they do not think the program presented. The property loss did not exceed 84-38; John 1, 35, 42; xv, 1-16; Mark 11 foilowinga pretty good Hancock county well be weU represented. little parody to adopt: Tbe next meeting will be 38. (13,000. 14; Acts II. 1-4; Rom. vl. 1-7, 12-14; all. Miss Harriet Cole, of Sedgwick, is the cor- May "Now I me to The Sharaf block iv, Tim. 11, 1-9. get up work, responding secretary of the union and D. at Livermore Falla, 1, 2; Eph. 1-6; I the Lord 1 not JOHN JhOHITX, 381, SULLIVAN. Health pray may shirk; one of the finest business If I should die before G. Hall, of West Eden, is blocks in the to-night* vice-president. At the regular meeting of Jnhn Dority NEVER FAILS TO RESTORE I pray the lord my work's dons right." Mrs. State, waa burned a lota Vacation. Elva M. Hall, West Eden, is the Friday, entailing Hie Only —Up in Moists. grange Friday evening two applications of CRAY BAIR TO ITS _ Bute (150,000, tan which there was an insur- NATURAL la Baltimore tbe Christian Endesv- junior superintendent. She has re- were recei two ved, acaepted by ballot and ance of COLOR AND 1 am sure the M. B. readers will tad written a beautiful for the (70,000. The block waa occupied BEAUTY. orers are greatly interested in the cently song two candidates were instructed in the first by these lines an incentive to as children of the the Livermore Falla Treat it No matter bow old and work of the Children's Fresh Air so- “get op” State. Miss Margar* and second Banking Co., degress, which will make a hair well as an incentive to work. Koch, of West field will your looks, or bow ciety. All of the societies contribute Eden, secretary, class of five for the third and Jnnrtb de- looo Uttie has a tea rose she you have been gyay. it wishes to gat speak Wednesday and Thursday forenoons COMMANDS!* largely to Its support, and many of grees later on. It was decided to have mill A. PRATT POST work wooden for some information about. The first blos- on you. “Physical culture and Exprossional NO. 113 DEPT. (1. jrili the prominent city Endeavorers are children's night Bat or day evening, Mag ILL.. A. R. keop you looking young, pro- soms that open are deep red, the usual Bible There will be a Mr. Isaac Cook. Commander of ofllcers in the society. Beading”. large 28, when it is hopsd that all the children above Poet. ■Mfta a luxuriant growth of but as new come Kewanee, III., writes: “Por a was (faded color, buds from long time I a was open they delegation HanooAk county in at- will be atop its Some time ago letter received bothered with backache and pains across hoahhy hair, falling out a light red and at last the blossoms tendance present._ my at tbe ofllee of the society which is at the convention. kidneys. About two months ago I started Positively Be- are almost white. Is there a lack in the The for the ALAMOOSOOK. *B, BAS* SHAW. taking Poiey Kidney Pills, and soon saw ■ovcOurfnflT and so full of program oonvention la one were they so good encouragement doing Just as claimed. I kept on taking earth in which the rose bush of of the moat AJamooeook grange net with now « (ml WB 0*1 for the Christian worker that grows interesting ever prepared. Saturday them, and lam free from backache and «£■ injure charity the Is some component part which n good attendance. One staler was re- painful bladder miaery is all gone. I like n»h». Not a too. I want to it Here it la: produces Mil. so pass along. ceived into Poiey Kidney well thaTTh.vitold color? DEER ISLE. membership. As the boairaaa many of my friends and oomrades on y*yt»UiHIUM Inclosed pleaee And S2 for the work oi _ about them. Drams was the t®°““m«'>d them WBIsJN*.Bottles,it Fresh Atr I remember wttt meeting long, program was pat- at every opm>r- rMl1 —y—«Tn the society. Pasadbka, Cal., April 17, ltlS. Samuel Brainard Smith, aged aixty- unlty." Q A. Paacnnn. WnrasS.il ljT¥« much happiness that the only vacation I pond. Illnortb. Osar Aunt Matte sad g. B. Bitten: three son of the late _ __MOO**. ever had aa a child waa given me by thli years, Samuel and I am thinking that you might be interested B*W OBBTUBY, 366, DBBHAM. society, and I want to send my mite now Susan Smith, died Monday, May I, after a In a few words about our birds. are New held an to help some other child to get a vaca- They long illnees of Bright’s disease, compli- Unitary grange interesting tion. I hope the work may go on and numerous; too many for me to list for you, so with attendnnce. cated with other troubles. Ha leases a meeting Mey 14, good that all tbe children may be sent to thr I will simply mention our small birds, among Program: Leers 7AeBhirersaf widow, one daughter—Mrs. Lyman Stin- Bendings, Lucy Cowin, country. them some due songsters. We hsar their Cook, Gertrude A FRESH AIR CHILD GROWN CP. son, and three brothers—Henry C. Smith, Wakefield; songs by J grange; selection* on be- So seldom do we get any thanks for Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptic, tonic and of Stonington, Benjamin C. and William graphophone restorative, and a oorreetive of all longing to Elmer abort “The the work done among the poorer peo- prompt A. Smith, of Deer Isle. Urey; drama, urinary irregularities. Refuse substitutes. Nsw Hind Girl,'’ Orandie Ethel ple, especially work of this kind, that O. A. pABcaaa. Mason, It shows a healthful condition to get BETTER THAN A CURE. rog It is well to cure a sold, bet better to WHAT ITIHBOOT WANTS. each a latter. And, my dear Endeav- laou than iuii dhaois. pre- sent It. As soon as feel a cold body deal res good health, which is im- and Tar has boon a house- yon oomlng on, ■very or friends, it just goes to prove that Foley’s Honey possible smses the kidneys are sound and hold favorite for all of th* take one or two “Lane's Pleasant Quinine a ailments throat, healthy. Kidney should be e«r Master does not let single part chest and For infants and children Tablets”. Ton Fetor's Beeeedy lungs. will not base a cold and the token at the first indication of any it is best and sa it contains no harmful irregular- of our labor spent in His aarvica go safest, Tablets will lease better than drugs. None but Hoasy and yon feallag All S. genuine Foley’s eser. dealers sell Lee s without its return.—Alfred Day in Tar in th* yellow package. Re fuss substi- They cure grip in a few hoars. Me. a LommnLiniment for age. The bottles CteMtau Endeavor World. tutes. Q. A. Pabckbu. box ad druggists and dealers. •re large size containing TWICE THE USUAL 25c QUANTITY vim m bald at tba Baptiat chOKh Mon from Orator, wore among thorn at- Portland, whet*ha died. Hevaatheson NEWS. Bay. B. B. COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY Thursday, Small oflcUtlng. tending. of tba lata CSapt. Bamnal and Anna Hinck- Mia. Edith Phillips, who araa called to May U. N. ley Merrill. He leaver one aiater, aaveral HILL. PHHKCHB030. __ WINTER HARBOR. SOUTH BLUE Borry by tba daatb of J. P. Staoles, ro- brothers and two half-brothers, baaldaaa Miss Oran toned home H. Dnla Is working for Mrs. WEST BBOOKSVILLE. J. J. Robert, end wife were at steamer Catherine make# daily trip* Wednesday. Ospt. wife. He was buried In tke family lot Xbe ■ 18. Era Lost. EUawnrth May Pn Pmn. Mn. Hattie E. Tapley la aerlonaly ill. Wednesday. on Jarvis bill Monday. Than wav* BOW. H. for P. Qnjr Parker and wife ware in town Mrs. C. E. Stover it the of relatives prayers at the grave, Rev. P. A. A. Killem H. Hender*on 1* working J. Will Phillip* and wife, of Barry, were in guest U MAM8ET. yesterday. in Boston and Point. town over relatives. Brookline, Mass. officiating. qoU st the Sunday visiting Mrs. M. C. Teague and Mrs. Frank B. who has boon ill a of flatted daughter, Thurlow, Marin Blahs Nathan T. Banker has gone to Bar Har- The ladies of East Burry met at Rural un Kuby Gray, Ellsworth, lonora Mrs. and daughter have Loot, have arrived home for the few days, is recovering. where he has hall 8 and a school. D*y, Sunday. their summer “The bor, employment. May organised Sunday ger lather. Georg* summer. opened homo, Mias Cassia Lunt ia Mra. Forty-one were present, with more to Henderson has sold his black employed by Spruces.” George McKay, who has been seriously Charles The of the Eastern Oil A C. E. Mclntire (or the summer. come in. The officers are: Superinten- ol Brook 11 n. machinery ill, is somewhat in health. to Augusta* Cousin*, Uspt. Geraham Farnbam was thrown improved amre Qlue Co. has been removed from the The dent, Mrs. F. M. Sinclair; assistant super- pollock fleet, after having been out from his last week and in- The son of John who has been Bowden la building lor hi* to be wagon badly Stover, Mrs. Stinson: Blanchard building shipped away. two a scarcity of flab. intendent, Mary secretary, motor boat. days, report jured, having two of his ribs broken. qaite ill of pneumonia, is improving. use a twenty-two-foot The Miss Winifred Lord; treasurer, Mrs. Lot- 0en Methodist ladies’ aid society, of Leslie Morlll, of Qott’s visited a few last Island, Charles Babbidge went to Belfast last Miss Susie Over, of Prospect Harbor, tie H,nrv Hendrickaon spent day* Southwest Harbor gave an entertainment Spencer; librarian, Agnes Young; his father, Sumner Moriil, was and with hi* eon Bert in Sunday. week and brought home a tine span of in town last week, the guest of Mrs. Mrs. F. M. Mrs. irwk („ Rockland entitled “The Modern Sewing Circle” at teachers, Binclair, Mary Zapbia P. Lunt, of Booth bay Harbor, team horses, which he in that Bernice Moore. Mrs. A. Mrs. Lottie Centennial 11. purchased Stinson, F. Young, glooington. hall, Wednesday, May visited friends here a few is in the new days ago. city. Elwood R. Merchant, chauffeur for Dr. Spencer, Mrs. Ida Treworgy; organist, dpt B. E* Bylvwter At Honolulu, Hawaii, in the German owned the Ray Stinson, of Swan’s Island, ia doing Mrs. L. M. Seavey, after spending the Davis, of Boston, is spending his vacation Anna Treworgy. boat Nemakanta, by church, Wednesday evening, April 20, at 8 gptL. Co. some carpenter work for C. £. Mclntire. winter with her coosin, Mrs. Maggie Blod- with relatives here. May 18. C. B^nsworth Hacking o’clock, occurred the wedding of Henri C. _ Samuel Davis and gett, has returned to her home in Brock- on the Dolliver and Mias family, of Bernard, Miss Laura Robinson, of Steuben, is Work has begun Wyle bungalow Olga Willing. Among INDIAN POINT. visited friends and relatives here ton, Mass. ill at the home of E. C. between F. F. Moulton’s and the the guests were the father of the bride, Sunday. quite Hammond, situated * The where she was Mrs. Nettie B. is rela- J. Oott ia contractor. her sister brother Carl Oua Hamor, of Southwest many friends of Mrs. George H. employed. Higgins visiting 1^, H. Hilda, and brother Oapt. Harbor, pond. with her in tives in Bar Harbor. Ellawortb Mon- Henry and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. came in to-night with a good catch of flab. Tapiey sympathize the death Rev. E. S. Drew has accepted an invita- Edgar Bowden went to Dole, of her sister, Mrs. William .C. tion to the The child of is Nanna, on which and Mrs. Arnold, John Whitmore, Miss Mra. Nellie I. of Swan’s Douglass, deliver memorial address be- youngest Luray Higgins d»v to join the yacht Smith, Island, Edna who died in New York city Saturday, fore the G. A. R. of Brooklin. very ill of be during the summer. Thompson, Mr. Levey, Mrs. L.1 visited ber parents and friends here Sun- poet pneumonia. he will employed May 14. Brandt, Mrs. C. Brandt and Mias Ridley. day. Mrs. H. E. Frazier was called to Ells- Bloomfield Higgins, of Bar Harbor, is Bra. Fcrnatrom, who ha* been boarding 16. The honeymoon took the form of an auto May worth the a few weeks at his farm here. while her was Alphonso Lunt is a _Tomson. Monday by serious illness of spending el A Duffy's cottage being having work-shop trip. The young couple have gone to her parents, Chaney Sadler and wife. M. B. wife and little son left on Friday to be away for a built. E. C. Withee, of Surry, will do tbe SOUTH DEER ISLE. Richardson, finished, Mr. Dolliver is the eldest housekeeping. work. John who has been at Dr. Ralph spent Friday of last week in Bar leer weeks. Irvin Stinson is Matheson, son of B. T. Dolliver and wife, of tbia employed by Austin Harbor. Eaton sailed 10 There will be a social dance at Seaside King’s hospital, Portland, for surgical Opt. Medbury May plac*. He has been in Hawaii about four Smith. ball Music treatment, returned home Mrs. Elizabeth Liscomb and Mrs. Effle a toad ol atove coal for (ourteeu Satnrday evening. by Trask’s Wednesday. with years. His many friends here extend Charlie Bye left for Boston May 3 to go crew were Watson orchestra. E. and wife returned Reed, of Eden, were recent guests of Mrs. lighthouses. Hie congratulations. yachting. Harry Hooper Henderson and from Boston is John Abram. Friend, Karl Beede, Boy May 14. Mad. Miss Ethelyn Potter, of Litchfield, is Thursday. Jfr. Hooper Benjamin Tracy went to Sullivan Satur- himself for the Collins. teaching the primary and grammar preparing profession of Mrs. John Abram and Miss Paula Wil- Irving day to work. school this term. optician. liams the week-end with Mrs. J. L. Clarence Day, ol Ellawortb, in bis auto- SOUTHWEST HARBOR. spent Mrs. Fannie Stinson and Mrs. Charles Mrs. L. at West Eden. accompanied by Mrs. W. 8. Mrs. Cram, of Boston, is at the Postmaster Oilman is having a new Stephen Gerrish successfully Fogg mobile. Dirlgo Warren are ill. underwent an at the Hinckley, Miss Elite Dunbar and K. W. for the season. house and postolfice erected, which will operation Eastern George L. Richards has recently com- of North Blue bill, made a abort cost about Milly Stinson, of North Stonington, '.is Maine general hospital, Bangor, Thurs- a fine bungalow on the site where Hinckley, Miss Marion Sawyer, after a short visit (5,000. pleted Henderson IS. with Mrs. Lyman Stinson. day. Dr. Small accompanied her, return- Oliver was burned. The cottage is Visit with Hallie May at home, returned to Bangor Saturday, Mrs. Alma Lunt has returned from Camp District H. B. Haskell ing Thursday night. owned by Thomas C. Higgins, of Bar Har- where she has a good poaition as cashier Rockland, where she has been visiting rel- Superintendent OBITUARY. held the first conference at the May 16. E. bor. in J. C. White's store. atives and friends. quarterly _ Augustine W. Baton died the morning Methodist church Wednesday afternoon. May 16. H. Mrs. was called to Somer- C. E. Mclntire is an addition NORTH SULiJVAN. _ at the of Henry Tracy having of May 11, age aljcty-nine years. Mrs. F. A. Peirce received the news of the ville, Mass., last week by the dangerous built on bis fish wharf. E. C. Withee has MT. DESERT FERRY. He had been in tailing health the past death of her George Miller, who is ill of cancer, is Illness of her Daniel been to do the work. brother, Capt. Richard War- He bore hia son, Handy, ilia employed low. Mr. Kearin, of Bangor, spent Sunday winter and spring. suffering ] in a in Boston 6. He is very friends here for his safe ren, hospital May end had an Interest in hope recovery. Mrs. Rebecca Robinson found an apple with E. S. Jeliison. ptticntly, always ; survived by a widow end two sisters— Sidney Havey and wife were week-end on in Lloyd Carroll and returned under her tree to-day, that bad been there some re- everybody and everything going Philip Gilley Mrs. Peirce, of South Deer Isle, and guests of Mrs. Havey’s mother, Mrs. El- 0. P. Cunningham is having all winter. The was not and home last week from Ames bury, apple frozen on his the home and neighborhood. Mess., Mrs. Laura Torrev, of Brockton, Mass. mira Jellison, of Eastbrook. pairs made cottage. where had is as hard and firm as when it fell off last He was s soldier in the Civil war, doing they employment through the of May 14. H. A very painful accident occurred at I Mrs. Addington, Bangor, recently in Co. H 4th Maine volun- winter. Lloyd will be again on at fall. valiant service duty Robertson’s after- a few days at her cottage. 12. Kippy Kid. Harvey quarry Friday i spent and also in the navy. Hia brothers the market. May LAMOINE. teers noon, when Will Sperry got his foot V. M. Carter spent Sunday with his pa- of the 11. A. K. lead the procession to the Mrs. Grace Pease, of the Hotel Clare- SEAL COVE. Joseph Hodgkins, who has been con- jammed off. Mr. Sperry was swinging a rents, Augustus I. Carter and wife. followed members of Masaa- made a business Bos- cemetery, by mont, quick trip to fined in the Malden will return large stone when the chain that was hospital, around, Mrs. I. L. Crabtree, who has been visit- of which Mr. Baton waa a ton last wee*. Mrs. Julia Newman and Arbor day appropriately observed paqua grange, j home it gave The foot was in to-day. supported way. relatives in Springvaie, is home. and in which he had held Miss Jennie are the school here. ing charter member, Richardson assisting Mrs. severed from the and the bone was Chester Norris and wife, of Bar Harbor, limb, and wife a the office of treasurer. The members of Pease to get the Claremont for Edwin Robbins has at Seal 1. L. Wardwell recently spent ready employment are splintered in such a manner that amputa- visiting Mrs. NorriB’ parents, Louis few with their Leslie New- the conducted services at the grave, guests. Harbor, as stone mason. days nephew, post Anderson and wife. tion was necessary about midway between hich each brother and sister of the comb, in Bethlehem, Pa. after« Principal Plant, of the high school here, W. W. A. Heath lost a valuable new the ankle and knee. Dr. S. E. Phelps per- the emblem of Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife, w’ho May (tinge, nearing mourning has felt to cancel a of the milch cow last week. formed the assisted Drs. 16._C. obliged part have operation, by the spent a few weeks in New York and the order, passed grave, dropping term, as he has secured an excellent Black and Hawkins. it all Mr. HANCOCK. po- Miss Sadie Carver, of Owl’s Head, is are Through SOUTH a of cedar as a last Massachusetts, expected home to-day. upon ms coffin sprig sition in the office st showed and forti- pension Washing- visiting her mother, Mrs. John Clancy. Sperry great courage Arthur Smith is ill of mumps. of their love and esteem. Miss Hazel who is quite token ton, D. and left on to com- Hodgkins, attending tude, and at this writing is well. C., Saturday Mrs. Ida Norwood and Mrs. doing in All reslire that a good roan has been daughter, Hebron came horge last week. O. B. Pettengill and wife are visiting mence tho new work. His and academy, May 16. M. pupils Annie are in North _ one whose mind was ever Ober, Orland, visiting to illness in the school it is berry field. taken, young, friends here regret his Owing departure, though Mrs. Norwood’s Mrs. Charles C. Butier announces the en- eren w hen his weak and full of daughter, Lucy closed for a short but will Mrs. William lost a valuable St. liody grew congratulating him on his remunerative recess, open Bishop Hurrill. Another daughter, Mrs. Mildred this week. gagement of his daughter Genevieve E. pain. He was respected by all who knew j in Bernard dog last week. place government employ. Lawyer is a few in missed in tbe Lopaus, spending days Rock- to Donald C. Metcalf, of Augusta. him, and will be greatly | Norwood will fill the at the j The entertainment and ice-cream socia- Bert has the re- vacancy high and will them later. Joy purchased place and land, join home neighborhood. school until another instructor can be ble held in the grange hall last Wednes- vacated Gideon Pomroy. May 14. N. SURRY. cently by Besides a w idow, be leaves two daugh- secured. _ day evening was well attended. The Roy Gasper left Monday for Seal Har- C. L. Smith has been grading a lawn hrs Miss Alice, of this place, and Mrs. Dana Herrick has employment at Eden. amount cleared was which will be May 16. Spray. f 14.25, bor. i and making a driveway at the Watson C. Conary, of Buckaport, also a used for the school Wiley Mrs. Heber Sawyer, of Egg Rock light Sunday library. I cottage. and WEST EDEN. Otis Carter has a new horse and son William, of Somerville, Mass., is relatives here. May 16. B. bought station, visiting an of t now a Stephen Merchant, aged citizen an adopted son Lawrence, at home. Misses Hattie and Martha Mayo, of has well-matched span. Miss Margaret Koch, field secretary of | this town, died Friday morning at the There were very many beautiful floral Southwest visited friends and re- SEDGWICK. The schooner Gold Hunter, Capt. Fred Harbor, Maine C. E. at the hall home his Mrs. Jesse the society, spoke ! of daughter, White, tributes. The funeral waa held at latives here last w’eek. Yetts Cain was at home Foss, is loading at McKay’s wharf. Tuesday evening. May 10. Sunday. in Sullivan. home Friday afternoon, and eras largely j D. G. Hail and son Ernest went to Orono J. W. of was in the George Sperry, who has been in the hos- Dr. R. L. Orindle, of Mt. Desert, was Peabody, Wellesley, | May 16. W. attended. Her. Mr. McPhelers officiated. at returned home last Thursday on business. in village Saturday. pital Bangor, Friday. IS. SPBC. called toOpecbee last week, attendance May Maud of Bar Sun- AMHERST. There were no services here Sunday on Capt C. H. Robbins’ daughter Viola, C. A. Holden has returned home after a Clark, Harbor, spent her and The of MiBs Bernice BROOK LIN. afternoon, as there were special exercises who has a rheumatic trouble. few weeks in Portland. day with parents, Charles Clark marriage Orcutt, in the the C. E. wife. daughter of William T. Orcutt and wife, Henry Alien has bad hia bouse painted. morning by junior society Several from this place attended the Mrs. L. J. Sylvester has returned from a of to Charles L. of Bar and a talk the pastor, Rev. A. W. business Mrs. Fred of came this place, Soper, been by Christian Endeavor union at Mt. Desert trip to Swan’s Island. Phillips, Brooklin, Mrs. Abbie Allen, who has very ill, took at the home of the Lorimer, followed by the Sunday school. to an indefinite time with Harbor, place ii better. Saturday, May 14. Mrs. W. D. Walls, Lewis Grindle has purchased some horses Sunday spend Mrs. J. F. bride’s sister, Mrs. Harry Rodick, at The funeral of Mrs. Abbie Peach Hig- Misses Jennie Walls and Wilma Herrick, and will in the business. Staples. Arthur Dority, ol Sedgwick, ia working engage livery Marlboro, last Wednesday evening. Rev. gins was held here at the chapel Monday Miss Young, Misses Gladys and Grace Corinna Clark came home Wednesday lor R. W. Smith. Freeman G. Higgins and wife and Mrs. A. W. Lorimer officiated. Miss Orcutt for afternoon at 3 Rev. A. M. McDon- Miss Rena Reed and a from West where she has had em- o’clock, Gray, large delega- Susan Bartlett were the Upton, E. 11. and wife hare moved into among arrivals by som4 time held a position in Spurling’s Bridges ald officiating. Mrs. Higgins, formerly of ployment the past winter. their boat Saturday. at Bar Harbor. Later she accepted new borne. moved to Seal Harbor a few bakery this place, atitjtrtisnntntB, Mrs. Will of Bar came H. L. has resumed his Thorne, Harbor, a with Washburn & of Herbert baa to About a month she was av.*- Morgan position position Co., Tapiey gone Beverly, years ago. ago home Saturday to the summer with as stage driver on the route from Sedg- spend Brockton, Mass., where she has resided Maas., to go yacbting. taken ill and went to the Bar Harbor her Mrs. Charles wick to Bluehill. mother, Conary. since leaving Bar Harbor. Mr. Soper for High School Joaiah Taylor hospital. She seemed on the road to re- Inspector 15. H. The many friends of Alberta Treworgy two years held a position with the Wool- when she was suddenly stricken May riaited the school here Thursday. covery Long, daughter of Albert Treworgy, of worth variety store in Brockton, but re- down and died in a short time. Mrs. Hig- are thrc j turned this to assist his father in Jordan ia home from GOULDSBORO. to hear of the sudden death spring Henry Boston, Surry, regret at Bar Harbor. gins was much esteemed; all who knew rpHERE his provision store where he haa been employed. Harvard Tracy, of Lewiston, has been of her husband, Earl Long, at the Bangor her loved her. Her bereaved husband has different kinds oi last of Mina Rachel Cole came home from Cas- visiting his parents, C. L. Tracy and wife. hospital Tuesday, appendicitis, i NORTH LAMOINE. the of her many friends. deepest sympathy funeral was held at the home in i tin to with her Mrs. Sowle has to The Ban- spend Sunday parents. was a of flowers Mary gone Sullivan Wendell Norwood and Mr. of There great profusion Ale: gor. The body was taken to Bluehill for Messer, Ginger for a visit with friends. Prom Steamer Massaaoit came in last week to bearing silent testimony to the love of her there she interment. Bar Harbor, recently visited at Henry land will to where she will oil lor the Farnsworth Packing Co. many friends. Interment was in Mt. Domestic, go Minturn, spend May 16. Anon. | Linscott’s. the summer with her husband, who is Miss Alice Judge haa returned tr-m View cemetery. Imported and D. Y. McFarland and wife, w'ho have employed there. EAST SURRY. Massachusetts, where she spent the win- May 10. M. ! spent the winter with their daughter in CLICQUOT CLUB Millie wife of Horace Simon Flood has to to far. Florence, Guptill, gone Bucksport Leicester, Mass., are home. EDEN. died at her home in Goulds boro, May 10, spend a week with his daughter, Mrs. Hollis Stanley, who haa been at home Those who have tried all three Mrs. A. E. Austin, who has spent some aged forty-two years. Mrs. Guptill was Irving West. on a short vacation, has returned to Ban- Mr*. H. W. Jellison bu returned from because time with her daughter, Mrs. Daniel kinds, prefer Clicquot Club, much loved and made friends wherever gor. Percy Young, who has been at Williams- in returned Musachusetts. it lacks the in ether Champion, Lawrence, Mass., burning sting she went. She leaves her husband and burg, Pa., nearly a year, is visiting his Miaa Evelyn of Sargentville, spent A blue caused a little excitement Friday. Their many friends are glad to Dray, slight ginger ales, caused by the red pepper, one sister—Mrs. Georgia Fernald, of Jerome Young and wife. the week-end with her Mrs. Alma at clam lut morn- parents, learn that Mrs. Champion, who has been sitter, tbe factory Wednesday The funeral was held and because its and taste are Bangor. Friday, Rural circle held its annual meet- was soon It quality sewing seriously ill, is convalescing. Plye. ing. The tire extinguished. in the Methodist of May 13, church, It has been in continual Mrs. neu the boiler. undeniably superior. ing recently. May Fred PhilUps, who haa spent the caught which Mrs. Guptill was for many years a 16._Y. working order for about forty-five years. •pring in Surry, was at home a few days Capt. H. W. Jellison, who hu been member. NORTH BROOKSVILLE. Mrs. Kate Moon is the only charter mem- last week. visiting his family the put week, returned May 16. Jen. ber able to attend. Mrs. Hannah Wasson, Harry J. Greene has been granted a 1- F. haa moved his into to New York May 11, to lit out the steam Staples goods although not able to attend, still holds as on a soldering implement. tor the season. CAPE ROSIER. patent the store st Center oc- yacht Susquehanna, Harbor, formerly strong an interest as she did in those long ======cupied by K. B. Stevens. A wedding took place at Mrs. (Pronounced Kleek-o Club) Mrs. R. C. Douthitt, of Castine, visited quiet ago days. “Electricity isn’t a modern discovery. Flora Allen’s Monday, May 9, when her friends here last week. Emerson Ingeraoll died Toeaday, May The remains of ! It’s as old as the flood.” “Sure, didn’t married to William Joseph Merrill, formerly alter a daughter Mabel wu Manson and David have em- U)< long illnaas. Mr. Ingeraoll Hugh Gray of this were here from Noah have to have ark Kev. Ale town, brought lights?” loaves s widow and four chUdren. Ber- A. Wilson, of U. 8. 8. Vermont, by Ginger ployment at Dark Harbor. Lorimer. Their friends wish Mr. many The best fresh ginger and the best Mrs. Mattie Clifford and Mrs. Lois AH the good of Cream them much Sbbrrttjmtnt. qualities Ely's happiness. sugar (not saccharine) are used in Blake visited in Belfast last week. Balm, solid, are found la Liquid Cream Balm, May 13._V. with a dash of pure Van Buren a machinist on U. which is Intended for use In atomizers. That Clicquot Club, Black, S. his a wonderful remedy for Nasal Catarrh la .SWAN’S ISLAND. citric fruit Havor. The water (Clicquot 8. Vermont, is home on a two weeks’ fur- Ptored Unsuspected worms are tho by an ever-increaaing maaa of teatl- wife Sat- water) is the best ale lough. Kev. J.O Butter and returned Spring ginger cause of numerous little “°»y. It doea out or the things not dry rasp water in the em- urday from a visit in Boston and vicinity. world; Mrs. Ephraim Dyer, who has been that go wrong with children. loader air-pasaagos. It allays the laflamma- tion Allen Green and the carbonat- ployed in West Brooksville, is visiting When a child is sick you and aoea straight to the root of the dla- Tbe three-muted schooner **•* is friends here. rarely think that its sickness is Obstinate old cases have yielded tailed for New York Friday with paving ing and bottling a caused by worms, yet worms, few weeks. All druggists, The., loctud- from M. Baird Contracting Co. perfect. Capt. Jesse Gray and son Albert went to jo either directly or indirectly, are the tube, or mailed by Ely Brea., New York to get the yacht Genevieve jogopraying Mra. G. W. Stinson is home after spend- Club cause of three quarters of all the ills of childhood. Norton Street, New Clicquot Ginger for the season. to re- where her ready They expect and of ten-times adults feel out of are York._ ing tbe winter In Yarmouth, Alt it Children, sorts, non-astringent. turn to Dark Harbor about July 1. feel listless and unrefreshed in the suffer with son Bull is attending the academy. irritable, morning; SWwrttanhcm*. 14. G. indigestion, have a variable foul offensive la at home from OtWCIkqMt bmnfwi May appetite, tongue, breath; Miaa Gladys Stinson hard and full with occasional and about the navel Mrs. BIRCH BEER belly, pipings pains eyes Rockland to take care of her sister, and of the cf the SALVESHUl ROOT BEER BLUEHILL FALLS. heavy, dull; itching nose; short, dry cough; grinding teeth; 111 of measles. William Holmes, who la slow fever; and eften iachddren, convulsions—in the majority of cases the SARSAPARILLA Alden Conary is eeling in Fresh pond, May 14. 8«c. esase of all the trouble is wsrms though you may not suspect their presence. BLOOD ORANGE and shipping the iLh to Massachusetts. TO CURE ECZEMA. mmd LEMON SODA WEST BURRY. W. C. Conary and wife spent part of last Sold by lb« beat (racers Eagan* Warren and wila, of Ellsworth, week in this vicinity, called here by the death of Mrs. TRUE’S ware father, Augustine ELIXIR BeientUta an now that the her* Sunday. Conary’s agreed nfcCLMAATip THU B'CScqaatCUkC*. ft pure vegetable compound, has been the standard **““• Eaton. germs an lodged not in the outer Ilia. France* A. Moon, of (Ellsworth,!* MOkMaa. household remedy since 1851; it never fails to not worms but ell waste Win «' bat in the inner skin. and friends here. Horace Duffee is at work for Ed. Mc- expel only matter, leav- epidermis, visiting relatives ing the blood rich and pure, the stomach sweet H*“°e.» penetrating liquid is required, and of Bar Har- Intyre at the grounds owned by Allan the bowels regular and the w.iole system strong Richard Tenant wife, and healthy. an outward sain that the Mrs. Tenant’s who to arrive here with elogs pores, bor, an visiting parents, Thomas, expects The mother who gives her children Dr. True's recommend to *11 >eumi nttiioti Frank Conary and wit*. his family May ». Elxir regularly is wise, because it cot on1/ in- W 1 creases the acts as a 'Uudard OU o( Winter- H. lftlMAI -«r J'Hl appetite, preventative of pnecriptton, May ) mt Mrs. Boas Briggs, of Fall River, Maas., colds, fever and worms ***n couglis. and gives rugged, aa oompoondad in liquid Iona TWO LARGE has arrived here with furniture for her robust health. «<>»n as D. A trial HEADACHE. Sold by all Druggists. Price and D. Dl Preeeription. SOMETHING FOR new home, which she purchased of her 35c, 50c $1.00 “Wile ot this D. at “Kmmpm yom mnd your children well. D. D. Preeeription, Mathias else, aside from money, is so uni- brother, I. 8. Oandage. for headache. cents, will instantly niieee the versally sought for ea s cure 18. CxPMBg. N. J. F. TRIE A CO., lteh are not safe and they give May We have aold and noom mended Haadapho powder* only temporary relief in any event. The Alton, Me. insurance—Dr. Thomas’ •“•remedy tor years, and know of won- chocolate-coated and capoule-ehnped pills Cheapest accident fMUW/MI. Sherman’s Headache Remedy, and sold Wrtul cans called Eclectrie Oil. Stops the pains and heals the from its use. We recommend and dealers at 10c. ana Nc., ere «to by druggists wound. All sell It-Adru our patrons. E. Q. Moore. reoommendod as the beat headache cure. druggists OBITUARY. WEDDING BELLS. tfoa Hard to Kill. COUNTY NEWS. € hr tCUsroortt) American. The Hawaiian Islands have always MM JOHr A. LOAD. ■OUim-DCUB. at been famed for their freedom from 8TONINGTON. Mary A., wits of Oapt. John A. Lord, Last Monday, May M, at MO p. m., ▲ LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL snakes. People and animals could died Monday night. Mrs. Lord bad been Mamaronaclc, N. Y., Helen, danfhter ol - •* "S PUBLISHED Min Alma Wood i* the guest of friend* xivsESASr"* wander with lmpuolty through val a time. She was Mr. end Mre. F. >V. ol Utia city, nulan in failing health for long Rollins, Til* followia* hbTlaf bm p„. KYSKY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON •t North Haven. X aaatad for tha aetioa leys and over hills and mountains. An seventy-three years of age. waa married to William Dalles, ol Kngle- Iharaupoab.rif; AT H. B. Haskell is aftar U baraby ordarK tfift arrived on the steamship District Superintendent the N. J. The clergymen Uca tharoofUdlcMfd.lt ba to oil MAINE. Importation Mrs. Lord eras bran in Ellsworth, vrood, officiating (Ini paraona lotarwu? ELLSWORTH, a fear br o ol from California that in town for days. were Rev. Allen M. ol Aaburn, N. caoaloi oop, Ul. >rdar to BY THE Alameda might daughter of Joelah Adams, one of the Dalles, bV^s. I {abed thraa weak, .uocomIt.Ij to tha fin. hare an eud to such delightful Mrs. E. E. Crockett is in Rockland, vis- She was a a brother of the and Rer. worth o H tNCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO pat early Ellsworth families. Y., groom, American, nowapopar pabll.bed u was tbe arrival of three Ell.worth, la Mid ooaaty, that F. W. Rollins. Editor ami MuQa*c.i serenity. This iting her daughter, Mrs. Gregory. woman of fine character, devoted to her Robert Daria, of Englewqad. The ring iff,, mar.? paor at a probata ooort to ho hold at Associate Editor. boxes fourteen waa used. The bride waa given Kail W. H. Titus, flimsy containing large Mrs. James McGuire has gone to New home. She was an active member of the servioe worth. In Mid ooaaty, oo tho ..Tenth d»\ snakes. Are of them rattlers. her father. The took of Jana. a. d. IMS, at taa of tha clock SO a tl.Ootomix living York after a visit here with her Congregational church for many years. away by ceremony EabncrlptloD Price—$2 year; j parents. to to* forenoon, and ho board tharaon If the. no-iths; 50 cents for thr*.4® months; l! ala Under a rule such animals arriving In Besides her she leaves one son at the residence of Mrs. George 99* OttM 7 E. and son Ellwood husband, place in advance, $1 50, 75 and 'AS cents Mrs. Fred Sawyer Thomas E. late strictly the territory of Hawaii are ordered tc Horace F. of Green and assisted her son, Richard Hale, of Cutlne. In said Single 5 cents. All ar- to for the sum- —Capt. Lord, Lake, Burger, who, by deceased. A certain respectively. copies 1 have gone Ontario, dan., coanty. instrument Dur- are reckoned at tbe rate of Si be immediately destroyed or deported. one Louise and Mrs. Delano and Mist to he the Inst rearages per granddaughter-Annie Lord, A., daughters, porting will and testament ot mer. •nld deceased, with year. “In the destruction cfT these snakes." whose home has been with ber since early Jeanette, placed her beautiful and hospit- together petition for Dm. Advertlslrg Rat3s—Are reasonable and will be Schooner William H. is load- hate thereof, presented by Thomas E. Hale the narrator, “we hud a surpris- Davenport she is able home at the of the wedding executor made known on application. says childhood. Of ber father’s family, disposal Jr therein named. stone and paving at Hagan ft Co.’s Flora A. late of ing experience. 1 placed the boxes In ing survived by two brothers and two sisters party. The decorations were smilax, Sparrow, Orland. in said Business communications should be addressed wharf. coanty. deceased. First and final account of one of our chambers and wistaria and blossoms. to. and all checks and money orders made pay- fumigating —Henry S., John Q., Miss Henrietta and dogwood Arthur D. Sparrow, administrator, met for settlement. Able to The Hancock COUxtt Publishing applied a charge of double density of Mell Collins and wife have gone to Miss Lucy A. Adams, all of Ellsworth. The bride’s gown was white chiffon Co Maine. Orrin R. Burnham, late of Ellsworth, in said Ellsworth. acid gas. The snakes where he will work stone satin with duchesse hydrocyanic Quincy, Mass., Funeral services were held at the home over white trimmed coanty. deceased. First account of a K Burnham and Kate L. were still alive at the end of fifteen catting. this Rev. R. B. Mathews offici- she cirried a shower bouquet of Burnham, administra.' sfternoon, lace; torn, filed for settlement. This week’s edition of The minutes, whereas If had been lilies the they Rev. Joseph Jackson and wife, of ating. of valley. Hannah A. Dodge, late of Brookavllle in warm blooded nnlmals would ! Mid coanty. deceased. First account American is 2,400 copies. they Cbebeaque island, are gueats of Mrs. S. B. The maid of honor ni Mia* Harriet of fra J. cousins, administrator, filed for settlement have succumbed in a less uumber of fitter of the abe wu Thurlow. Hollins, bride; Mary L. Folsom, late of Bucksport, in said Average for the year of 1909, 2,395 seconds They were again shut up. COUNTY NEWS. in blue chiffon, and carried a county, deceased. Fourth account of Janies Mrs. George Marks has returned from a gowned L. Coombs, trustee, filed for settlement. and a charge of the sanu of lavender asset quadruple three-weeks’ in where Mr. bouquet peaa. Louie Hill Qowing, late of Boston. Suffolk stay Hallowell, and WEDNESDAY MAY 18, 1910. deadly gas was administered. At the FRANKLIN. The bridesmaids were Dorothy W. and county, Commonwealth of Massachu- Marks is employed. setts. deceased. Petition filed Arthur of one hour and a half the fumi- by J end j Edith R. Dulles, daughters of the groom; Qowing, administrator, for license to sell Rev. Mr. Bradford, of Tbomaston, held Roy Fernald bas been ill of erysipelas. Cer.‘ gator was opened, and several of the Louise R. Marion 9. and tain real estate of olid deceased, as described There is now prospect that j Vermilye, in said good snakes still showed of life. We services in the First Congregational A. B. Crabtree and family were np from petition. signs Helen C. Park, of Englewood, and Mary Dauiet 8. Bauker, late of Sullivan, in Congress will pass a bill changing in- church Sunday morning. Hancock in their automobile Thursday, ssid then Immersed them In 95 per cent al- Agnea Wilaon, of Tabriz, Persia; they coanty. deceased. Petition filed by Charles date from the on Mrs. Lottie H Bunker, administrator, for license to auguration proverbi- cohol. That soon an end to thelt Edwin Smith and Paul Small have calling Gay. bine sell put Capt. wore white point d’ eeprit with pale certain real estate of Mid deceased, as de- inclement March 4 to the last — where will build scribed in Mid ally venomous existence.” Vouth's Com- gone to Castine, they Mrs. Mary Homer returned recently sashes, ind carried lavender sweet peas. petition. two months Slitiu T. Hamor. a minor, of Mount Desert Thursday in April, nearly weirs for herring catching. from where she under- were Rhea and panion. Bangor hospital The ribbon-bearers in said coanty. Petition filed by Ralph Hamor fori to later, and to a time of year more suit- A was to Rev. W. A. went a successful operation. Winslow sons of the groom; guardian cense sell or exchange cer- reception given Dulles, tain real estate of aald Well Placed minor, as described in able for a great out-door pageant. Generosity. Hanscom and family in the Methodist Arthur Fernald, of Waltham, Mass., is Lorna Delano and H. Rowland Ver- said petition. of the In 1.835 Lisz’t went an a tour In the church Wednesday evening. his vacation at his former home H. M. Gray, late of Blnehill, in Mid county, Congressman Parker, judiciary spending milye, jr. deceased. Petition filed Frank P. arrived at 1 by Greene French provinces. He the Fernald will come later. man was of committee, who has tbe bill in charge, Capt. George A. Brown left for Boston here. Mrs. The best Heatly Dulles, administrator, that an order be issued to dis- little town of L. to a concert, as tribute among the heirs of said give to build a tor his a brother of the groom. deceased, tbe says that there is but one ob- Saturday bungalow Miss Daisy Gordon, primary teacher in Philadelphia, amount possible But the Inhabitants remaining In the hands of said ad- announced. np Ernest Tbe ushers were Richard A. Burger, of ministrator the settlement stacle to its passage and submission brotber-in-law, Whitney. district 2, rallied her pupils for work upon of his first pea red to take but little Interest in James C. Howard and Alan- scconnt. Ernest Weed and son have about the school Arbor after- Msmaroneck, to tbe states for ratification—he is musi- Mrs. gone building day Asenaih P. Slap Ire. lata of Brooksrlile, la musical matters, for when tbe son T. of New and H. Row- said deceased. to the Thousand Islands for the summer, noon. Enos, York, county, Petition died by Ira J. afraid of indifference in Congress and on he an cian appeared the platform land Vermilye, of Englewood. Cousins, administrator, that order be is- where Mr. Weed has Walter Lowrie la til of nervous trouble. sued to distribate the heirs ot not in the state legislatures after the found himself face to face with an an employment. among said de- The gueets were the families and inti- ceased, the amount in the is out from Mscomber’s tor a remaining hands measure has received the of seven Mrs. died here on May 12, at He mill pro- of said the approval dietice numbering exnctly per Murphy mate friends of the bride and groom. An administrator, upon aettlement of F. West. vacation and is with bis bis first account. the national If the bill is sons. Liszt very calmly to the the home of ber sister, Mrs. John longed stopping Congress. stepped informal reception followed the ceremony. Enoch E. Coombs, lata of Franklin, in said to the The remains were taken to Worcester, sister, Mrs. George Dyer. passed, nearly two months will be front, and. bowing respectfully Mr. and Mrs. Dulles left amid a shower county, deceased Pet 11Ion filed by Eugene 8. for interment. Coombs, administrator, that an order be Is- array of empty benches, he delivered Mass., Mrs. A. P. Havey, with Master Board- added to the short session of Congress, of wistaria petals for a short wedding trip. sued to distribute among the heirs of said de- as follows: Kebekah waa well and Mrs. Jessie and the amount himself Rockland lodge man, Bragdon daugh- sail Saturday from New York on the ceased. remaining in the hands and with the growing national busi- They of said tbe "Ladies and 1 feel ex at the district at ter Miss of were in town administrator, tgfton stuiement ol gentlemen. represented assembly Ruth, Sullivan, of the Red Star line, for a three- first account. ness, these two months are of great Lapland, his tremely flattered by your presence Vinalbaven, about twenty going from in their automobile Arbor day, calling on months* automobile tour in Europe. Newell B. Coolidge, late of Lamoine, in said importance. The bill or amendment, count?, deceased. Petition filed by Harry L. here this evening, but this room Is not this town in Reuben Cousins’ motor boat. friends. will be “at home” in if will into effect They Englewood Coolidge. administrator, that an order be is- adopted, go January at all suitable; the air Is literally sti- have May 16. B. sued to distribate among the heirs of said Cspt.’s John and Almon Billings __ after Sept. 15. which is after the term of the deceased, the amount remaining in tbe bands 1, 1913, fling. Will you be good enough to ac home from two brought Friendship ARBOR DAT. of aaid administrator, upon the filing of his present Congress, and it arranges that company me to my hotel, where l will foot lobster boats for the first account. twenty-nine was observed at Franklin BAR HARBOR. have the We shall be Arbor day Margaret A. Leach, late of Bucksport. in the terms of the President and vice- piano conveyed? These boats are fitted said deep-sea fishing. in an All the The strike which baa been on county, deceased. Petition filed by Tbe comfortable there, and 1 will high appropriate way. painters’ Trust of president then in office shall be ex- quite go up in fine style, each with a motor. The Kenduskcag Co., Bangor. Penobscot school work done on was outside for a week, ended Thursday, whan a com- State of Maine, that tbe through the whole of my program.” Friday c.-onty. praying ap- tended to the last in names are Kathleen and Eillian B. of said named as Thursday April, of the and the day was devoted was reached between tbe union pointment petitioner trus- The offer was accepted, building, promise tee in tbe last will and testament of aaid de- and that all terms shall uuauimously May 14. Nihil. and the matter Tbe subsequent _ to the of the school painters painters. and Liszt treated his not improving grounds. ceased. may be confirmed by said court. guests only new wages will be 43 cents an hour, og. Francis M. late of end on that day. It is believed the Early in the morning a crew of about Weld, Boston. Suffolk to a splendid concert, but an excellent PENOBSCOT. |3.44 for an eight-hour day. The painters, county, state of Massachusetts, deceased. proposition will receive ratification Next twenty-five men and high school boys who had been getting (3.00, wanted (3.50, Petition filed by Christopher Minot Weld, of supper Into the bargain. day D. C. Littlefield spent Saturday in Ban- at with and and and refuted to accept (3.25, finally agree- Milton, county of Norfolk, state of Massa- by least three -fourths of the states wben the Illustrious virtuoso * gathered pickaxes shovels, and W. appeared gor. on chusetts, Cora Peabody, of Cambridge, some with and ing (3.44. of the Union, which will make it a to his second concert the hall was horses, plows scrapers, county of Middieeei, aaid slate of Massachu- give Sarah Wardwell returned for the of W. Mrs. Friday ready to in a good day’s work grading setts. praying appointment Rod- law. not large enough to contain tbe crowd put man as trustee, under tbe last will _ from a visit in Bloehill. for Salt. Peabody, which claimed admittance. the grounds. From 7 till 12 o’clock the and testament of aaid deceased. B. Rodman Mrs. 3. B. Sellers returned last week work was carried on. Then the men ac- Weld, one of the trustees named therein, be- COUNTY GOSSIP. MOTOR-A 3 to 4 borae-power ing now deceased. from a few weeks’ visit in Rockland. an invitation to a dinner of “Little Giant" water motor. cepted salads, W~^ATERBelknap EDWARD R. of said Court. Th* Diagnosis. Good as new. Joit tbe thing for light power CHA8R. Judge The up-river fair dates have been fixed— cakes and served in the A true of the order. The disastrous results of Interfer- Mrs. Annie Davis and children went to beans, meats, pies in town which hu waterworks. Will be sold copy original September 27 and 28. Address P. O. Box 4*2. Ellewortb. Attest:—T F. Mahomby. Register. Bluehill for a visit with her town ball by the high school girls. To this cheap. ence by relatives In the course of Sunday sister, Mrs. R. W. Emerson. the men did full Justice, and retnrned to 008 FOB"¥aTCH1NG—Pure bred barred STATE OV MAINE. Bar Harbor will have a “safe and courtships was well exemplified in the Rocks and 8. O. Brown Leg- sane” of Plymouth Hancock M.-At a court held at work with many praises the well- horns; 30c. at tbe bouse; 75c. by probate Fourth. The selectmen case of a young Baltimore couple not E. A. Snowman, of Springflld, Mass., per setting Ellsworth. In and for said of Hancock, have tabooed fire food which had the tables. First-class stock/ O. P. Toaaaxca, county cooked graced express. on the tbtid of May, in the crackers and fire works. long ago. They had been engaged for speut Sunday here with his parents, Lean- R. F. D. 2. Ellsworth, Me. day year At 5JO a delicious supper was served, of our Lord one thousand nine hundred ana some time when It became generally der A. Snowman and wife. leather also road ten. and in the ice-cream and candy BUGGY, top; was evening built Rowe, both In first class CERTAIN instrument purporting to be known that the affair at an end. Mrs. Celia Sellers has returned from an BANGORwagon, by Northeast Harbor is to lose its distinc- were on sale. About fl5 was cleared at the condition. Bargains. Inquire of Fbamk R. A s copy of the last will and testament "What was the Jack?” an trouble. extended in Orland, and has Moose, Ellsworth. and codicil thereto of tion of being the seat of the British em- .stay opened ice-cream and booths. Intimate friend asked the candy EUGENE 8, BRISTOL, late of NEW youth, who, her house here for the summer. OME8TEAD of the late Margaret A bassy during the coming summer, for the The amount of work done by the men is by the way, is a recent medical grad- Parnham situated at Lamoine village. HAVKN, British ambassador and Mrs. will B. H. Leach and wife, Otis Leach and estimated to be worth and the labor L. Hodokins. Bryce uate. |75, Apply to Frank in the state of Connecticut, deceased. and of spend the summer at N. where wife, Mrs. C. K. Bridges and Mrs. Una so is A the probate thereof in said state of Connecti- Dublin, H., as was given readily fully apprecisted. "Well, It nothing relating to cut, duty authenticated, baring been pre- they will open the embassy Bridges were in Bangor Wednesday on deal of interest in the high school Co headquarters Kan personally, i don’t know why 1 great Lrf. sented to the judge of probate for our »atd early in June. Last season the British business. was not the men who of- count) of Hancock for the purpose of being shouldn’t tell he with a shown, only by you.” replied, HOUSES In first-claas condition, one allowed, filed and recorded in the probate embassy formed a distinct addition to the The friends of Mrs. Phebe Snow- fered their services, some of whom are in sigh. many TWOwith stable attached. Three and ten court of opr said county of Hancock- colony at Northeast Harbor. man; will be to learn that she is ill no connected with the but minutes' walk from Possession Ordered. That notice tbenfcf be given to “1 It was some outside in- sorry way school, posiofllce. suppose to C. C. Be as ill. all i»ersons intt rested therein, try publishing her home here of All also the women of the town who so given immediately. Apply fluence—you seemed to fairly dote on at shingles. hope by Ellewortb. s copy of this order three weeks successively Our Southwest Harbor food for the dinner and in the Ellsworth American, a correspondent the friend commented. for her speedy recovery. generously gave newspaper asks: “Are her.” at E1L worth, in said county of any of The American readers was the ”1 did.” the lover Madeline C. the supper. Especially appreciated 6rinted'ancork, to the seventh of June, with dejected replied. Staples, four-year-old EELintrti. prior day troubled the little red spider? It has donation Louis of all the fylp a. d. 1910, that at s “She Is the sweetest little in the daughter of Frank Staples and wife, of by Springer they may appear invaded some of girl court then to be held at Ellsworth, the houses here in meats served on the tables. To those Local or Age35 to SO. fond of her rela South was burned Sat- all. travelling. n and for said of Hancock, at ten world, but terribly Penobscot, fatally the whole if desired. rtrobate county myriads, swarming on the windows, cur- who so assisted a vote of thanks AGBNT8—Employment year o’clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if tives. Her old maid aunt from Kan- urday afternoon, her clothing catching kindly Outfit free. Pay weekly. Write for terms. wails and in w any they have, against the same. tains, fact herever it can was given by the high school pupils and Homes N. Chess & Co.. Nurserymen, Au- sas came along the other day and an- fire while she was playing near a fire set EDWARD E. CHASE. Judge o! Probate. find a foothold. Can any one suggest a teachers. burn, Me. nounced that she was going to live for the purpose of clearing land pear her A true copy of the original order. means of destroying or driving away the 16. SPEC. Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register. with ns after we were married, and— home. One of the first to bear her cry May pest? They are especially destructive to jNonu*. well she an antidote.”—Detroit was Mrs. G. M. who rushed to £pnlal house proved Staples, BUCKS PORT. STATE OF MAINE. plants.” in Free Press. her, and succeeded removing her cloth- advertise to send our 5-ton steel frame Hancock as.—At a probate court held si Mrs. John Bock and Mrs. Annie Coombs ing, but not in time to save her life. Mrs. WE Pitless 8cale on appproval. Misun- Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, Mrs. F. B. Aiken, of Ellsworth, has her arrived Friday. They spent the winter in derstanding a letter from Geo. W. Young, who on the third day of May, in the yesr was badly burned about the hands wanted a we will soon have a scale of our Lord one thousand and name enrolled in the hall of fame. Th* Chin*** Way. Staples only price, nine hundred fishing New York and Washington, D. C. at Ellsworth which will be sold at a reduction ten. In its wars with and France in her efforts to save the child. A physi- At Patten’s pond last she England to save storage or Tbe first rea- to be Thursday caught Mrs. J. and son Nor- resbipping. Instrument purporting in was cian was hurriedly called; also a trained Woodbury Tripp sonable ocer will be taken. a a handsome 4*4 pound Balmon. Inci- 1859-60 China easily conquered Address, ACERTa.Ncopy of the last will and testament of from but were unable to man, of arrived on the even- Jones on Binghamton, and forced to a The nurse Bangor, Watervilla, JAMES BARR AMES, late of CAMBRIDGE, dentally she caught a |5 bill rashly humiliating peace. V>3 K st,. Binghamton, N. Y. save death seven hours after ing train Saturday for a visit with Mrs. in the of Pekin Gazette, the official organ of her, coming county Middlesex, and Common- promised by her husband if she caught a wealth of and of the accident. Madeline was a lova- Tripp’s mother, Mrs. R. B. Stover. CAPTION NOTICE. Massachusetts, deceased, fish the government, the bright, the thereof In Middle- big enough for a meal for the family. however, reported wife. Lnella B. baa probate said county of ble a favorite of the Rhind '11THRREA8—My Dnvis, sex, been But this is not following concerning that of child, neighborhood, Richard has moved his tailoring IT left bed and board without duly authenticated, having pre- all—she caught a fish treaty my Just sented to the our said shall no bills of her contract- judge of probate for too. and the whole community Is grief-stricken establishment Into the cause, I pay of Hancock story, C. E. Alexander, fishing a few peace: Haywood building after this date. John G. Davie. county for the porpose of being ing allowed, filed and recorded in the before with W. F. “As the western barbarians have ad- Mr. and Mrs. Staples and family have the on Main street, which was lately occupied Me., A, probate days Aiken, hooked a Burry, May 1310,_ court of our said county of Hancock. deepest sympathy of all. The funeral will Howe, as a studio. to fish which broke his|pole and carried away mitted their wrongs and humbly so- by Bangor, photograph BULL—I have recently purchased Ordered, That notice thereof be given be held at the house afternoon. a full-blooded bull which stands all persons interested therein, his hook and two feet of leader. licited for the emperor In his Monday Miss Abbie Reed arrived from JERSEY Jersey by publishing When peace, Saturday for on a copy of this order three weeks successively Mrs. Boy of Southwest service at my borne State street. Fshd Mr. Aiken, who was with his mother infinite goodness has granted their Savage, Harbor, Boston. Miss Reed graduated last week Smith, Ellsworth. In tne Ellsworth American, a newspaper at In said of Han- when she the Mrs. Preston Sellers and Mrs. Fred Staples, from printed Ellsworth. countv caught salmon, was un- prayer and, moreover, has made them the New England deaconess training to the Of June, of cock, prior seventh day sisters and brother the deceased, have a. d. hooking the fish, he found in its month a m present of a large sum of money (in- school, and after a month’s vacation will XtritcrtismufiM. 1910, that they may appear at a pro- arrived home for the funeral. There are bate court then to be held at Ellsworth, hook and leader return to where she has a which he recognized as demnity of war) to enable them to be- Boston, position in and for said of at ten two other sisters—Mrs. E. F. Sellers and county Hancock, the gear belonging to him which Mr. gin an honest life, so that they may as deaconess secretary at the Deaconess DOLL CARRIAGE o’clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if Miss Florence, of this place. CDCC any they have, against the same. Alexander lost. The fish when canght not again be driven to murder and hospital. 18. Woodlocke. EDWARD E. CHA8B, of Probate. was over a mile from the May Judge place where be rapine.” One of the best and closest games of A true copy of the original order. stole the which Attest:—T. P. Masonry, Register gear, disproves the theory ISLKSFOKD. ball ever played here, took place Saturday held by Borne that individual fish con- A Joker Bird*. between the E. M. C. S. and M. C. of Among Mrs. Nettie A. waa the week- ;l.’s, subscriber gives notice that fine tUemselves Stanley bereny to a very small area of a The U a It The was she has been adminis- bluejay practical joker. end of her Mrs. Walter Had- Pittsfield. seminary team vic- THE duly appointed pond. guest sister, tratrix of the estate of _ 1* his habit to conceal himself In a torious, the score being 1 to 0. The re- loek. JENNIE 8. KINGBLBY, late of WINTER mass of leaves near the spot where turn game will be played in Pittsfield in Harvey Mayo is at home on account of HARBOR, Missionary Meeting. small birds are accustomed to two and a gather weeks, promises to be lively *.n the county of Hancock, deceased, and The scarlet fever breaking out in the school, annual basket meeting of the and when they are enjoying them- one, as the teams are evenly matched. given bonds as the law directs. All per- which has been closed for a few sons having demands the estete of Woman’s Home and selves In their own fashion to sud- days. The team has five against Foreign Missionary seminary won] 'games said deceased are desired to present the same societies of A was held in the church Wed- for Hancock Baptist association denly frighten them almost to death supper this Beason, and is improving alljthe time. settlement, end all indebted thereto are requested to make immediately- will be held in the Baptist church at by screaming ont like a hawk. Of nesday evening, May 11. Owing to a May 17. J. payment _ _ Htklla A. Pkndlkyon. Manset, Tuesday, May 31, afternoon and course they scatter In every direction, small attendance, only fll waa cleared. Winter Harbor, May IB. 1910. evening. and wben they do so the mischievous Some of the Bowditch family arrived CRANBERRY ISLES. T subscribers hereby fire notice that Mrs. C. E. rascal vent to a cackle that for a few to their Bouslleld, missionary from gives Sunday days get cottage A daughter arrived at the home of Dud- THEthey have been duly appointed admin- istrators China, will speak for the foreign work, sounds very much like a laugh. ready for occupancy during the summer. and wile of the estate of ley Bracy Saturday. ■and a well to and Miss Edith A. _k_____ I PoataTEroiu^oKZfoSwS’ prore ROBERT GERRY, late of ELLSWORTH, Savage, formerly of The Hotel Islesford is to be in Mrs. Hiram opened Stanley spentlthe week-end the oonnty of deceased, and Spellman for home missions. The Real Test. not* of Hancock, seminary, June by a woman of Boston, who has been with her Mrs. Walter ol oar ncmm. Don't eoafnaa at »tth any oth«r ren bonds as the law directs. AU persons sister, Hadlock, «>nc**m, bat drop a poatal today to Mrs. J. W. Hatch, mission secre- husband Is the kindest man- Amaa Praml- trine demands against the estate of said de foreign "My in the business for a number of Islesford. um Oot aa Bachan ga nt MmL Kin years. at., Lyn 9$*?i ceased are desired to the same for tary for eastern will also be lets break his watch or his present Maine, pre- baby poll All wish her success. settlement, and all are re- Mrs. Perley who has a indebted thereto ent. Basket sapper. mustache and never scolds It at all.” Stanley, spent quested to make payment immediatelv. The local union of the Christian En- few weeks with her parents in Belfast, re- Chauls* W. Gsaav. "But did the baby ever get hold of M deavor was held at Mt. Desert Saturday. turned home Saturday. May 12, mo. H. Febmomt Haddocks. Prominent Veteran Dead. one of bis pipes? That’s the real test.” A party of fourteen Aent from here in a Suit Soithen Alberti —Buffalo Miss Gregg Atwood left Saturday for subscriber hereby fires notice that General Charles P. Mattocks, colonel o Express. covered launch. A good time is reported her home in THEhe has been duly appointed administra- Winterport, having spent tor of the 17th Maine regiment in the Civil war, by all. the estate of four weeks with Hiram Stanley and wife. AMOB A. and the only Maine man who held The Work of Time. BRAUDON, late of SORRENTO, A church meeting is to be held at the in the • general’s commission In the "And to think.” sighed the man who Lyle Stanley, of this place, was operated county of Hancock, deceased, and giren Spanish church next for bonds as the law directs. All Saturday evening, the on at Bar Harbor OWNED BY persons hsrinf war, died at his home in Portland Mon- was trying to And a belt which was hospital Friday. All demands against the estate of aaid deceased of seeing what can be done in re- day. long enough to be hackled around purpose are glad to learn that Master Lyle stood are desired to present the same for settlement, to a and to aae what and all indebted thereto are to gard calling pastor, the well and for a requested Gen. Mattocks was a member of the him, "that the boys at school used to operation hope speedy make action can be toward a payment immediately. taken getting par- Banroan E. Teacy. Cumberland bar and a former of rail me Skinny!"—Chicago Record- recovery. A _ judge sonage. CANADIAN PACIFIC N. 8. Winter Harbor, May 12,1210. He was in the Grand Herald. The drama. Village Belle, which was probate. prominent May 16. 8. Army and Loyal Legion. He was sixty- ______well presented here by local talent last FOB IALB BY He Qavs It. Many advertisers that advertise nine yean of age. Shortleigh—I any, old man, can you lend week, will be given at Southwest Harbor forgot The Girl at 11 in a ac- (rather weary, AO me flO? Longham—Impoasible. I’ve Tuesday evening. May 17. In spite of it ing tpaee nowopaper it valued Bad Firs at Bangor. p. m.)—I don’t know a thing about tried to lend you money on several being a bad night, a large crowd attended. GEO. G. cording to the circulation of that paper, The mill of John A baseball. The Beau—Let me explain but always seem to look it Mail-Carrier Arthur carried WEBBER, planing Cassidy Son, sions, you upon Joy fifteen dimHieing epaea in a journal without at was burned after- It to yon. Tbs Girl—Vary well; give as a to the Mt. Desert local union C. Bangor, yesterday gift. delegatee circulation it dear at the me an Illustration of a boms run.— COLONIZATION DEPT. arty price pub- noon. The lorn is estimated at No man or woman of the humbleet sort E. society from Isleaford and here to Mt. fOVOM. Usher may dtmand. Without circulation Life. can really be pure and with- Desert Mr. boat has been strong, good Saturday. Joy’s there can be no out the world being the belter for reamUe, and without Money deposited la the Hancock County it, thoroughly repaired, and is in line con- Address M 8Doe ft I. Bank without somebody being helped and com- Bnildiii£ results the mourn which the adeortiser Savings bank on or before Jane 1, win grew Simplicity Is, of an things, tbs hard- dition to forted the existence of this good- convey parties. invests is lost -LMnnwarth interest from that date —Adel. est to be by very (Kuuu) copied.—Steele. May la. fioonr. Auburn, Maine Turn. • **1 to partMpata la tha exhibits Moon, Horn, bat special. sad haowlnttaai. Surry \ FARMING MEMORIAL DAY. Flood. Hi—, ** » It Is Mlmd traly that, wtthtbsex- <*>ngh, Elam*. Ehetbeook (UphSariai) tea returned boa*. ! TO BB BOB BY MAIBB partaaca gain'd la aa TO running agrtcal- BE OBSERVED AS 08CAL IS Dersfeu, AH, Mia. Maty Franklin ia la poor haaiU. Gone. railroad. taial ttaia (oar yuan ago, tha work of tha I ^CENTRAL ELLSWORTH. Hagan, In B, JBmaay Witter tea bean tor ■odarn farming la June will taming special prove Marks, Honor, B. J. Franklin. to ba aa inspiration to aU those to (to Ghana «f to—CM KAitAonmT or th ool- interested OKDBB8 McFarland, D i» BRIO BT THB POST OOM- T, Exercise# wan the development of agriculture in tha pm by the aebooi or aubicultobb, umivbb- *P“*. A W, Ellsworth pgg itatff of Maim. ■uion—ooiouTiua ipponrrm Arbor day. The yard area cleaned. (UTT or MAOTB. Stack pole, 3 P, Went Ellsworth tooph go od hi from litito to vi«t cuituiu. Mia. Settle(faring who baa been In BlaebiU Sperry, O H, Barry Bodge, stomach troubles for yean, and im- tome ia train to Antoaaatlc Water Hook. Uoogins, A W, East brook time, railing her mother, lb*. adM they ban a aariona iHacaaa Mjjodern Permin# Special” Wm. H. H. Rice port, O. A. R., hu nmds A J. E. HcDade, ol Old is in- Robie Mercer. lh*y over eat or over drink and Town, the iU Black, U W, Otis during the month of Jane by te* usual plans for tbs observance tame oa (fron ventor of aa automatic water fitting Chart** and the atomaeh a lot of extra hook, or of Memorial Hawk**, Richard, Ellsworth Martha tier land hare baen railroad, under tbe »u»- check rein Day -Monday, May 30. work. Central hook, which piruniom to ha a T raking tome ttne chicken* thia The orate* of the will be Hon. Sum- Holme*, J, spring, Bet never think that the atom* of of tbe boon to driven. It a dey they roller* earicultura U ample device, and now hare tome which weigh mare ner P. of The memo- aeh neede extra to do extra ^Ottbe which can ba Mills, Stonington. help of Mein*. »IU be of attached to the saddle of than a pound each- are work. partteolar rial sermon at the onion service at Han- ELLSWORTH FALLS. They pure-bred l pjiterMiy any means of the State harness, by of which tha barred Plymouth Book*. If Ibeee woaid take a Mi-o- I to the famere he* cock hail Sunday evening will be by Rev. M. H. people driver, without leaving his seat in the Hayoe* bod wile spent Sunday at na atomaeh tablet with or after teatora* to be In- t>. G. Barnard, of the Methodist church. meala, „t certain unique release tbe their cottage at Green Lake. it woaid bn a to carriage, may cheek and allow All my I owe to the central great big baip the The following orders issued by the poet happineaa the hone to drink, after which the check A W. Ellis and wile were in Monroe effort that my father and mother made to atomaeh in its strain of overwork. nodored William in is commander, Small, give detail make home the on Mi-o-na to G. A. of exhibits of sutomatieally drawn back and re- last week, of Mr. Ellis’ sister and bapoieai place earth. j guaranteed by TbMe »,11 consist power the guests Edward fastened. program for the day, and also the com- Everett Bale. Parc her to cure indigestion or any spraying ootflu sad tilling, husband, Christopher Moody and wile. -nd individual mttteee appointed to visit the various atomaeh disease or moaey back. nr- Tbe check is operated a small and harvesting machinery by lever, cemeteries in the Mn. Frank Holden and eon Robert, of Mi-o-na for ^i„g on vicinity. belchinggas. on two flat which tbe rein be B^ed and operated long oars. may thrown, the Bar Harbor, wen here orer Sunday with MARINE LIST. Mi-o-na for distress after eating. weight of it X* mortal Serrkm. there wlU be two baggage releasing a bolt which holds Mn. Holden’s mother, Mrs. Harriet Hast Mi-o-na for fowl breath. M^dition, HtAWjc*K«M Wm. H. H. Rich Poor.) tha check hook. The hook can Mi-o-aa for bilfoaaaeea. BBftlh-d with general farming, orchard- then he Vo. », Dxpartmsnt or Maimb. O. A. ? logs. Notice to Mariners. pulled out the bone Ellsworth. Mat t, 1910. I Mi-o-na to wake the liver. forestry and stock-railing exhibits, allowing to lower its Hi*. J. The government has given notice that Ma- np ng, Order Xm. /. Mary Wentworth and son Mi-o-aa for heartburn. will ba a of head. A draws it back in honey Island Ledge buoy, ft spar, Eggenog- corps lec- spring place Charles have to fccompsii.ving The officer* and comrades of this are gone Portland for a visit gin Reach, will be moved, aboat K, to Mi-o-aa for sk-k headache. from tbe and tbe bolt locks the check. post May nistroctora college and with Mrs. the position of the seventeen-foot spot shown Bieaand hereby required to meet at their hall on Sun- Wentworth’s daughter, Mrs. C. j Mi o-aa for nervous dy spepaia. o( eminent State agricultural Mr. Me Dade has recently returned from on C. ft G. 8. chart WT. lying about one-eighth l gamber day evening. May a, at UD o’clock, prepara- T. Berry. mile from the end of Ma- Mi-o-aa after a banquet. where b« southerly southerly Washington, entered bis to to island. Utboritb'*- appli- tory marching Hancock hall to listen to Ira B. is in honey Mi-o-na for vomiting of pregnancy. cation for Hagan, Jr., Goaldsboro and Outer Casco Whitehead While tbe schedule la not yet definitely patent. The model attracted a memorial sermon by Rev. O. O. Barnard, bay. passage. Mi-o-na for oar or aea-afokness. several of the towns in the eastern of Pumpkin Nob Ledge bell buoy, ft wv :ab- much attention at tbe and such other services an part a box at it is planned to hate tbe train patent office. He is may be connected lished, May 4. in of N , Aaron T. Wora- and Hinckley and contains one hundred seventy- and contains acres, more and a Campbell ter, fifty or less... 62 14 19 ing personality, delightful associate. MARLBORO. three acres, more or lesa. 3 59 56 78 T. NO. 10, Mouth Division, part of. being one of the settlers' lots, He leaves a widow and six children— Nahum is Division, a tract ot land near the Hodgkins very poorly. T. NO. 10, South part of, being so called, in the southeast part of said township. Matd lot, is re- of said bounded and described as follows: On who came from New York where center township, puted to be owned by Hattie Worster, and contains twenty- Alice, William G. of vis- east land to be owned Orcutt, Amherst, the west, north and by reputed by Camp- eight acres, more or leas 35 06 10 she was teaching, to care for her ited his bell and on the south by the Cherry field road. Said help daughter, Mrs. Harry Rodick, last Hinckley; T. NO. 10. Month Division, the tract is reputed to be owned by Joseph Oenbut, and contains part of, being “Tlldeu Block", so father; Wilson R., jr., of New Hampshire; called, in common and undivided. Maid lot lies near the center Wednesday. fifty-eight acres, more or lesa. 87 30 36 of Harvard and of the and is bounded on all sides by land said to be Ardolph, college, South a tract of land in the township George Treadwell has built a fine power T. NO. 10. Division, part of, being owned F. W. Goodwin. Maid lot Is reputed to be owned by Allen and who lived corner of said bounded and described as by Chauncey, Hope, and southwest township, Campbell and Nash, and contains two hundred slaty seres, boat expects to have it put into the at the southwest corner of said with their He is also survived follows: Beginning township; more or less. 83ft 73 96 parents. water thence running east on the line between said township and T. to-day. T. NO. 10, Mouth Division, of, a lot of land near by an aged mother, on whom the blow No. 7. South Division, 307 rods, more or less, to the west line of part being lying the center of said township, and at the end of Harry Bragdon came from Millinocket land owned by H. M. Sewall; thence north 220 rods; tnence west westerly Mpring falls heavily, two brothers and one sister. River Lake, bounded on the north River Lake, on the 307 rods, more or less, to tbe east line of T. No. 9, South Di- by Mpring in his automobile last to see his east land said to be owned P. w. on the south- The bereaved ones have the of week, vision; thence south along said east line of T. No. 9, South Di- by by Goodwin, sympathy side by the road, aud on the weat land said mother, Mrs. Warren Grover. vision. 220 rods, more or less, to the of begibning. Said erly Cberryfield by all. point to be owned by P. W. Goodwin. 8*id lot is to described tract is reputed to be owned by H. M. Sewall. and con- reputed be owned May 16. by Jacob Bailey, and contains thirty acres, more or less. 73 16 23 May 16. G. _ARE. tains four hundred twenty-five acres, more or leas. 6 37 144 1 91 T. NO. 10. Month Division, part of, a small lot of land re- T NO. 10. Sooth Division, part of, being a tract of land in the being THE HIGH served for a camp lot lying near the east end of River WEST FRANKLIN. COST Or LIVING. southwest of said township, bounded and described as fol- Mpring part Lake on the east side of Tank Bridge. Maid lot is to be Increases the price of necessities lows: Beginning on the west line .of said township 220 rods reputed many owned by Mary J. Dutton, and contains ten acres, more or lees.. 2ft 06 08 Some planting has been done the past without improving the Quality Foley’s Honey north from the southwest corner of said township; thence east and Tar maintains its high standard of excel- 307 rods, more or less, to the west line of land said to be owned T. NO. 10, Mouth Division, part of. being a tract of land in the week. west of said lence and its great curative qualities with- by H. M. Sewall; thence north along the west line of said part township, hounded and described »* follows: S. out any increase in cost. It is the best rem- Sewall's land 340 rods, more or less; thence west 307 rods, more Beginning on the north line of lend said to be owned by Jasper S. Scammon and wife visited Mrs. A Mon 2S6 more or edy for coughs, colds, croup, or less, to the west line of T. No. 10. S D.; thence south along Wyman rods, less, from the west line of said whooping cough T. No. 8. Scammon’s parents in Surry recently. and all ailments of the throat, chest and the west line of said T. No. 10, S. D.. 340 rods, more or less, to the 10. D.; thence east following the course of the said north line lungs. The genuine is in a yellow package. point of beginning. Said land Is reputed to be owned by Eu- company’s 344 rods, more or less: thence north la A visitor in the a rods, more or form of whirlwind Refuse substitutes. G. A. Hakchkk. gene Danforth, and contains six hundred fifty four acres, more less; thence west 344 rods, more or less: thence •••• 221 224 south 386 rods, more or to the came across the pond last or leas. less, point begun at. Matd des- week, taking cribed land is reputed to be owned In common end undivided, T NO 10. South Division, part of, being a tract of land in the the water up some feet. It crossed by Bewail A Goodwin, and contains hundred more thirty SttftfrUsnnmt*. southwest part of said township, bounded and described as fol- eight acres, or lees. 8 00 1 30 2 40 the pond and went through the woods for lows: Beginning on the west line of T. No. 10. 8. D-, 560 rods T. NO. Middle from tbe southwest corner of said township and on the north 16, Division, part of. being sections 1 and 2 in a mile or more, coming out in the settle-' said tine of land said to owned by Eogene Danforth; thenCe east township. Maid sections are reputed to be owned by Whit- 400 comb. A and ment. It struck S. S. Scammon s store, along the north line of said Danforth rods; thence north 400 Haynes Co., contain one thousand two hundred or thence west 400 rods, more or less, to the west eighty acres, more or leas... 12 80 2 88 3 84 the door with such force that For Women’s rods more less; slamming D thence south the west line of line of T. No. 10, 8. ; along said T. NO. 16, Middle Division, part of. being sections 3. 4 and 7, it broke a rods to the at. Said described heavy glass. It entered the T No 10. 8. D.. 400 point begon with the exception of a fifty-acre lot in said section 7; north A and con- store and threw land is reputed to be owned by Jasper Wyman Sou, halt of section 8; sections 11.17 and 19. and the north half and things promiscuously more or leas. 10 00 3 26 3 Needs tains one thousand acres, 0q southeast quarter of section 10; that part of the northeast quar- about, and then for other scenes. in ter of section 22 and departed t NO 10.8outh Division, part of, being a tract of land lying the southeast quarter of section 16 lying of said bounded and described as fol- east of the Narrsgusgua river; that of eection 36 Memorial exercises will be held as woman should herself th* west oart township, part lying Day Every fortify line of said at a west of the sections lows- Beginning on the west township point Narraguagos river; 28,23.26. 27.18.29. 81.82: those weaknesses said and on the the north half of section follows: Sunday, May 29, services at Bap- against and de- am rods from the southwest corner of township 38; sections 34 and 85. in common and said to be owned A Son: undivided Maid described land is to be owned A. tist church at 10.30 a. which are nor h line of land by Jasper Wyman reputed by m.; Methodist churchi rangements tbe west line of land A Co., et sis. usually pres- thence east along said north line 256 rods to Campbell and contains « leven thousand five hun- 2 m. at thence north dred acres, more or p. Meet town hall May 39 at 9 a. m. ent at times when Nature makes ■aid to be owned by F. W. Goodwin, et al; along seventy lees... lift 70 26 03 34 71 off said Goodwin, et al, 300 rods, more or less; March to with schools and extra the west line T. NO. 16, Middle Division, pert of, being sections 6, 6 end 12 in cemetery, other demands the to the west line of T. No. 10, 8. D.; thence upon system. thence scat 256 rods seid township, reacted to be owned by A. I* Stewart A Sons, end the hall at 10 a. m. west line of T. No. 10, 8. D.. 200 rods, more or organizations, leaving For aouth along said containing one thousand nine hundred twenty ecres, more or women’s special ailments at. Said described land Is to Return to hall for ie«i to the point begun reputed ** 26 4 32 5T« dinner prepared by the and contains three hundred 12 there is no known so be owned byH. M. bewail, twenty remedy safe 00 90 m T. NO. 16, Middle Division, pert of, the south helf of sec* Companion court of Foresters. Address more or less. 6 being acres, tlon 6. the southwest quarter of section 10. sod section 24; ell of E. and reliable as a tract of land in the by George Googins, of Bar at T1 NO 10 South Division, part of, being seid lend being owned in common end undivided. Seid lend is Harbor, bounded and described as ffol- 2 m. 0# township, reputed to be owned by Stewmrt A Wyman, snd contains one p. Committee to decorate graves: the line off said 307 on .Suth township thousand one bnndred twenty ecres, more or less.... U ]0 292 836 East lows^We*BeginDing the sooth west corner of said Franklin, Perrin Swan; Georges rrtd. more or less, from township; T. NO. 16. Middle Division, or leas, to th. tooth tin. of tend told part of. being the eest pert of sec- Curtis Great John T. t£n« ££tb Motide?more tion IS, section 14. sooth half of section 19. that of the south pond, Hx>per; pond, Jasper Wr». * Son; thence eut aloo* the pert tobeowned by rods, more or thence half of section 16 lying west of the Narragusgas river, the eest Clark; West Franklin and S. O. ■oath line of said Wyman’s land 98 less; Egypt, 400 rods mors or > pert of section 20, all of section 21 and that part of the north half ^eecAamii SSS Lin«« the east line of said Wyman’s land Hardison and E. W. F. W. Good- of section 22 lying west of the Nerregnegus river. Seid lend Is Smith; cemetery, to lend uld to be owned by E?m thitouthUMof Mid Goodwin*. repntrd to be owned by Jasper Wyman, and conteins two thou- post in a thence e»et“ along the eonth line ol body. line ol lend told to be sand sevsn hundred fonr ecres, more or less. 27 04 606 8 11 MO iSo o7 lefe. to th. west May 16. Ch’e’KR. u!fd the weet line ol T. NO. Middle owned C. Vey Holmhn; thence south along 16, Division, pert of. being section 10 to eeid by the tooth line ot to be mid Holman's lind 010 rode; thence .net along township, reputed owned by Jasper Wymen A Son. end SULLIVAN HARBOR. 3>M) “{S Hnirntn'* land 340 rods, more or less, to the west line of containing six hundred forty ecres. more or less. 6 40 1 44 188 thence tooth on the toid to owned by F* w. Goodwin; T. NO. 16. Middle that toid 1. north line off T. No. Division, pert of, being part of section 16 Miss Charlene Wilson returned to west line of said Goodwin’s land to the 7, lying eest of the river. Said land U These corrective and line to the of Nerreguegus reputed to be pills possess u n thence westerly on said north point begin- owned by W. M. Nash, end conteins five hundred Greenville Saturday. owned H. M. Sewall, and forty acres, t ic which have a marked !rl£i. to be by more or leas..." 1 62 properties ni£.’ &d reputed five acres, more or 9 40 1 22 Dr. Hawkins and wife are contains one thousand five hundred thirty T. NO. Henry guests ...... it. low 0 18 SVI 16. Middle Division, pert of. section the west ei. -'ct the health and ...... being 18, upon general part of section 20 end the south half of section 88. of Mrs. Moses Hawkins. a tract of land in the Seid lend is relieve sick T NO. 10, South Division, off, beinf reputed to b« owned bv A. A Co., end promptly nervousness, partbounded and described as follows: Campbell conteins one Paul D. arrived home last •nnthMrtol said township, thousand fonr hundred acres, more or less. 14 go 819 4 20 Simpson where the north end Mulh divleion line headache, depression, backache, BurinnHur at iheBOint T. NO. Middle from the West. mil. ia Interacted by the eonth- 16, Division, pert of, being section • in said town- Thursday weakness and other and one-half atrip noommon and undivided. Said unpleasant a tract ol land known aa the Fox Pond ship,* section is reputed to be 1.1. hnneniarr line ol owned the William Freemen About 9s w** cleared from the high Beech running weeterly .long the »ulh line ol told by estate, et el, end contains six symptoms. am’s Pills estab- Clnarto>r‘llthence 010 hundred forty sens, more or 192 at the hall M0 rorle; thence nt right angle motherly leu. , „ 144 school sociable Friday evening, 8oxTw Quarter thence lish conditions and furnish a euotorly M0 rode; northerly NO. 14, Middle Division, part of. tbe went of Me- of healthy r2f. to.noe et right angle T\ being part for the benefit graduation. toiri?rfelnalnorthand eonth divleion line to the point ol llon It In laid lownabip. in common and undivided. Bald land bv C. Hol- Said trtot la repaved to he owned Vey is reputed to be ownad by Wbitoomb. Hnyne. A Co., et al, and There will be choir at the blJu.Tnx hundred fifteen acres. practice one thousand two contains two hundred sixteen acre, mora oe lam. Sit 4S 04 at 7 o’clock. manfanrf'contains " #i7 church Thursday evening, at the nova or Isas. T. NC. M, Middle Dirialoo, part of being a lot in Mellon 7 In invited to attend. Help ■uid township, bounded amfi^cribediSlSllowi' oTtbc All are cordially nort£ coat and eonin by land aald to be owned by A. Campbell A Co.. Fred Black and wife have returned from •t ala; on tbs wait by tbs east Una of tba town of Bastbrook. Bald lot la reputed to bo owned by J. D. Crlmmlna, andooutain. New N- Y., and will be with Time said north lino Rochelle, Right thi Public Lot; thsacs cast along Blty sens, more or lau. M U-1« th# northwest oorner of the Public Mrs. Fannie Dun barfthrough the summer. 3u*tSL mo/e or lssa!°to MOOBM HILL PLANTATION, T. No. Middle ths wsst lino ol said Public Lot (ferasrly II, DM- alonl, containing twenty-two thousand eighty seres, more or F. A. had charge of lay services to °ibs southwest corner ol told Public Noyes h£L,^J?7nd? said Public Lot .. mm mm A Reliable tv~* along th# eonth line of Sunday afternoon, the |eermon)being reed T^t Shlirv town of field: CATARRH arlesa! ob the wool line of the Cherry T. NO. a, M. D., part of, being a tract of land In tba northeast Remedy the Umm Jd cornet of aald Ewaehlp, branded and described aaf ulowT &5SUSllrtorf oorn«r olotCltorcjA land to £bn Foley Kidney Pills contain, in concentrated rode, mom or lean, to the northeast term, ingredients of established therapeutic £d ol ludeald to he owned mora or tkenm south value for the relief and oare of all kidney and Ely’s Croaa Bala oTuid iMfehtoaaod ofthenorthUne leu; one mile and a half, men of lau; bladder ailments. O. 4. P»rww. ia feicklr atHfM. tbe nee east one mile, more or lem; theoce eonth one-hull mile, l.M» rode, more or tami thence east one mile to tbe west Una of Hm Hfijet ^ Qaee. owned by F. W.OoodwIa u»oe Beddlng- ?T°A cLi7bilfAc2; tra; theses north atom the west Urn of Baddlagtoa two aUm, It cleanses, soothe*, ■ror. oe lees to the point began at, sampling from natd damrln- sink rnnjmjsms. heals by A. * Co, et din, and tlon a sermon the Mora of and protects 5S»?UMBUto!l7oba”wnad Campbell *£***• mareatlraojlM ChiiirPoDdraJd the diseased mem. oontaine^Erw thSnMadthiw’hundradrthlrty-two „ ,a ut| th. ftlag oat at ooro. ul brane resalting from . MaatlftakM ooal.rt South PlvlalQh. P»rtol, SSit It’i U. (rMtMt dlMorary Catarrh and drives T. MO. IS. bol»fA„ T. NO. M. AUn'a Urt-fcN HkNlllMOT M. D„ part of, being a traet of land In tba northeast -r 1 a Cold part of aald It la . aaataia lot away in the ar.jj^g5ia^A,ss5Wft.>ga£liBS township, bounded and described aa follow.: Be- iTltlT —T car, northeast corner>£$■?»: ol T. Mo. I, at the northeast — «—« aeklMfMt. “uTtortaSetdlnii aaat ot the ginning comer of tbs Public Lot lhat lies U Til"' to the northeast oor- the north of aald OMltto Braak la »rw rtoa. Trjrlt "»•**?or leu, putt township; the so. north 1M rads men or kjwaji arajizWY FEVER by A-Campbell *Oo.: thence waet b—t 2o load mid to bo owned A. nnrot u3 to- M D.. part at. being part reputed To the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the Dis- and an follow,; be owned A and contains throe Ia Effect May 8, 1910. rJdU>wnJhip,landed \nacrlbad Beginning by Whitcomb, Haynes Co., trict Court of the United States for the Dis- ••“Jr >a.t line nf aaid townahlp two mllee, more 01 last, from hand rad twenty acres, more or lee*. f 40 1 44 1 91 trict of Maine. *■ BAB HARBOR TO BANOOE. Sun- *„* ,beast cornar of aaid townahlp and on the eonth linn of T. NO. 94, Middle of. two ticket A. FI8KE, of Bllsworth. in the A. at ala; thence went Division, part being lota, day Sit“Slid to ho owned by Campbell, along so called, numbered 47 and 89, according to a and plan of county of Hancock and State of t Oo„ at ala, one mile and n survey only t”dj£ih line of A. Campbell said township made by Rufus Putnam in 1780. Said lots are re- 4LLENne, in said district, respectfully repre- thence aontb two mtlea aod a more or AM FM more or lem: half, to be owned J. W. M. Nash, et in common and un- AMPMfPM sent!, that on the 19th of last S» half ml lea to the No. puted by al, BAR HAR-... It 10 40 IK 0 30 80 day March, **“: ,hrnct cast one and n eaat line of T. and contain three hundred more or q4 he was divided* twenty acres, less, 0 40 1 44 199 Sorrento.... 4 so. past, duly adjudged benkrupt un- n- tbenoe north along aaid line two mllee, more or leae, der the Acts of to T. No. 96, Middle Divlsloo, part of, being the east half of said Sullivan. 4 55. Congress relating bank- point begun at. Said land le repated to be owned be G. that he has surrendered all his S'the contains two thoaeand four township, in common and uudivlded. Said east half of said Mt 11 80 ft 20i 10 06 5 IS ruptcy; duly .....nheil A Co., and hundred DeaertPerry property and of and has township is repnted to be owned by E. B. Curtis, et als, and Wankeag B 11 87 5 37 10 12 5 23 rights property, fully more or lean. MM i75 9M Fy. complied with all the of said *Sr«. contains, exclusive of Public Lot, ten thousand eigh*. hundred Hancock.JU 40 It 80 10 IS 5135 requirements a tract of land bounded and more acts and of the orders of conn touching his vri 22. M D., part of, being de- eighty acres, or less...... 96 90 21 42 28 86 Franklin Road.Ill 48 J6 39! 10 36 5 34 at corner bankruptcy. m follows: Beginning the southwest of the Wa«h;gt'n June 11 00 lle67 15 10 ftkeid T. NO. 88, Middle Division, part of. being a tract of land lying in 47! 46 6 43 Wherefore he that he F1- e.« thence north said west lire one prays may be de- Beddington; along the northwest part of said township bounded and described as ELLSWORTH 11 07 12 06 5 65 10 52 5 80 eonth line ol land aaid to be owned ii. creed by the court to have a full discharge *°n^snd a half, to the by follows: On the north the south line of No. 41, M. Ellsworth Falls 11 13 12el0 6 0SIJ10 57 5 86 thence weet the aouth line of by township from all debts provable against his estate O A Co.; along said on the east land said NiCOlin. 12e3S 14iall 10 0 08 ramooeil D.; by to be owned by E B Curtin, et 11135 18 under said such debts a half miles, more or less: thsnce north Green .... bankruptcy acts, except s\Le«nhe11 one and ais; on the sonth by land said to be owned by L. O’B. Hoi way, et Lake 11*5 12e81 6 34IH1 19 8 18 said two and a half more as are excepted by law from such discharge. west line of Campbell miles, ai, and the Public Lot; on the west the east line of town- Phillips Lake.. 11143 I2e89 16 81|. 26 C£S??hl* said to be owned by by 14 Dated this 11th day of May, a. d. 1910. to tbe south line of land by A. Camp- No. 84, M. u. Said land in to be owned E. B. Holden. 1160 12e46 6 39 111 34 6 34 •ifJL eaia ship reputed by Allen A. Fiber, win- thence west along tbe south line of Campbell one- Curtis, et al, and contains three thousand eight hundred Brewer June... 12 09 1 04 6 69 11 58 6 64 or lesa, to the northern! corner of the Public BANGOR.... ar 1 Bankrupt. w I# mile more eighty-four acres, more or lees.. 48 56 10 92 14 80 12 16 10 7 06 11 60 q7 00 the north half of mid township: thence northerly pmfmamamah RJnE*in T. NO. 86, Middle Division, a tract of land wret line of land of A. Campbell A Co. and A. part of, being lying Portland.ar 4 60 5 40 12 60 4 60 f*,, ibe Camp- In the northwest part of safd Bounded and described 60 12 Order of Notice Thereon. et .1., to the eoolh line ol T. No. M. SI. thence township, Boston.ar | 8 00 9 05 5 80 8 25 6 30 Co as follows: On the north land said to be owned E. B. Distbict op Mainb BS. La-tuionx said south line four miles, more or leas, to tbe east by by Curtis, et als; on the east the Public Lot; on the south BANGOR TO BAB HARBOR. Jffjf T No. 31- M. I).; thence aouth along said east line six by by On this 14th day of May, a. d. 1910, on land said to be owned W. M. Nash; on the west by the east PM AMlAM 2JL more or less, to the north line of T. No. It, M. D.; thence by AMIPM reading the foregoii g petition, It is— six more or line of township No 84, M. D. Said land is reputed to be owned Boston.It 10 00 .! 8 00 9 10 00 H-n Alon* mid north line, miles, less, to the point 00; Ordered by the court, that a hearing be by L. O'B. Hoi way, et al, in common and undivided, and con- AM M 1 A M HHip st excepting from said description the Public Lots. In | bad upon the same on the 3d day of tains six hundred forty acres, more or less. 8 00 1 80 2 40 Portland.It 120. 1110 12 40 120 id of WO acres. Slid described Isnd is repot d to June, a. d. 1910, before said court township, AM A M P M nwned by Whitcomb, Haynes A Co., and cootains, exclusive T. NO. 85, Middle Division, part of, being a tract of land lying | PM at Portland, in said district, at ten BANGOR.It t 00 10 80 8 0 If Public Lou, seventeen thousand one hundred twenty acres, In the west part of said township, bounded and described as 24 00 8 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that no- 171 30 3853 5188 follows: On the north land said to be owned L. O’B. Brewer June... 8 07 10 87' 8 30 5 08 8 17 tice thereof be in the Ellsworth more or Jess.... by by published et and the Public Lot; on the east land said Holden. }8 29 10 67 40 26 6 87 American, a in said dis- M. D., of. being a lot of land lying on the east Holway, al, by by $8 (5 newspaper printed * no n part to be owned E. B. et on the sonth land Phillips Lake.. (8 88 06 (3 66 (5 82 44 and being that parcel ol land containing by Curtis, als; by said (11 (6 trict, that all known creditors, and other of said township, to owned A. A on Green Lake.... 6 44 11 18 4 02 40 6 52 Said lot is to be owned by tbe heirs of be by Campbell Co.; the weet by the east line (6 persons in interest., may appear at the said rhalk Pond. repated of No M. D. Said tract is to be owned Nlcolln. (8 68 11 26 (4 10 48 7 01 time and and contains one hnadred ninety-five acres, township 84, reputed by (6 place, and show cause, if any they rifls Mitchell W. M. Nash, and contains three thousand three hundred Ellsworth Palls 7 08 II 40 4 28 6 08 7 16 the of said should less. 1 96 44 88 sixty have, why prayer petitioner 2£or acres, more or less.v. 88 90 7 58 10 08 ELLBWORTH 7 18 II 47 4 28 6 08 7 20 not be granted. M. D., of, In common and undivided, being the Wash’st’n June 7 26 11 57 4 34 14 7 27 sn 2$ part T. NO. 86, Middle Divleion, of, being a tract of land in the (6 And ft is further ordered by the court, that so called, in the east part of said part Franklin Road. 88 12 08 8 22 7 88 .tio’mile strlp’\ township, sonthweet of said bounded and described as (7 the clerk shall send oy mail to all known described as follows: On Lie north by the south part township, Hancock. 41 12 16 8 46 klmnded snd follows: On the north by land said to be owned by W. M. (7 80 7 creditors copies of said petition and this or- t No *4 M. D.; on the eaat by the west line of T. No. 38, Waokeag, S Pjr 7 44 12 18 6 88 7 48 addressed to at 0f Nash: on the east by land said to be owned by E. B. Curtis, et der, them their places of resi- n on the south by the north line of T. No. 22, M. D.; on the Mt Desert 7 60 12 26 8 40 7 66 dence as w° ale; on the south the north line of No. 28, M. D.: Perry stated. lend said to be owned by J. W. M A P. C. Nash and by by township Bnlllran. 8 16..1. West br on the weet the east line of township No. 84, M. D. Said Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale, Lots, not including In taid description a ticket Iol by Sorrento. 8 40 .. of the said th7 Public tract is repnted to be owned A. Campbell A Co., and con- Judge Court, and the seal thereof, numbered 88 and containing 180acres. Bald described by BAR HAR-ar 9 20 1 10 7 26 8 40 at ■o called tains three thousand three hundred sixty acres, more or less... 88 00 7 00 10 08 Portland, in said district, on the 14th day of und la reputed to be owned by W. M. Nash, et ala. end contains. I i May. a. d. 1910. ticket seven tbonsand five hundred T. NO. 18, Middle Division, of, being a tract of land In the Inclusive of Mid lot, twenty part Trains Ellsworth at 7.18 a m and 4.28 [L. Jambs E. Hewby. Clerk. 113 80 25 weet of said bounded ana described as follows: leaving 8.] more or less. » 18 84 part township, m, and at Ellsworth A true copy of and order thereon. acres, at the southwest corner of Grand Falls p arriving 11.07 a m, 10.02 petition M. D., of. in common and undivided, being tbe Beginning Plantation; p. m. connect with Co. Attest:—Jambs E. Hbwby, Clerk. vq 28 part thence east the south line of Grand Falls Plantation one Washington By. so called. In the eaat half of aaid along I half-mile strip, township, mile; thence sonth six miles, more or less, to the north Mae of 1 Stops on signal to conductor. and described as follows: On the north the south COMMISSION Klin’ NOTICM. hounded by Great Pond Plantation; thence weet along the north line of e to leave T. No. 81. M. D.; on the east tbe two mile so Stops only passengers from points line of by strip, Great Pond Plantation one mile to the east line of Greenfield; east of Hancock ss.: a d. 1910. Mid to be owned W. M. Nash, at sis: on the south Washington Junctton —Mays, lulled, and by thence north along the east line of Greenfield six more T1TE, tbe been line of T. No. S3. M. D.; on the west land said to miles, a Stops to leave but not to take undersigned, having duly hr the north by or lees, to the at. Said described tract, known as passengers. tbe Honorable Edward Whitcomb, A Co., not In said point begun fY appointed by hi owned by Haynes Including the Farrar is to be owned A Whit- q Sundays only. E. of within and for that of the Public Lots that Me within the Scrip, reputed by Hathaway Chase, judge probate description part tier, and contains three thousand eight hundred acres, These trains connect at with said commissioners to receive and de- of Mid half-mile hare described. Bald strip is re- forty Bangor through county, bounds strip more or less... 115 20 26 92 84 60 trains on Main Line, to and from cide upon the claims of the creditors of noted to be owned J. W. M. A F. C. Nash and contains, ex- Portland, by T. NO. Middle of. that Boston and St John. Charles E. Doyle, late of Ellsworth, in said y-intive of sAid Public Lots, one thooaand six hundred acres, 89, Division, part being part of said so county, deceased, whose estate has been 34 00 5 40 7 30 township lying east of the Farrar Strip, called, bounded and Passengers are earnestly requestly to pro- SSeorleM. described as follows: On the north by the south line of Grand cure tickets before tne trains, and represented insolvent, hereby give pub- of. the west of said entering lic notice to the order of T NO- 28. D., part being part township, Falls Plantation; on *.he east the west line of No. Ellsworth to Falls agreeably the snd described as follows: On tbe north tbe eonth by township especially and Falls to of that months bounded by 40, M. D.; on the south the nortn line of Great Pond Planta- Ellsworth. said judge probate, three from No-84. M D.; on the east the half-mile so by and after have been allowed hoe of T. by strip, tion; on the west the “Farrar so called, said to be May 3, 1910, said to be owned J. W. M. A. P. O. Nash: on the by Strip,” F. E. BOOTHBY, said called, and by owned by Hathaway and Whittier; excluding from the fore- to creditors to present and prove their north line of T. No. 28, M. D.; on the west the General Agent. and that we will attend to tbe as- south by tbe by that part of lot 23 east of Buffalo Passenger claims, duty the town of Aurora. Bald land is to be going description lying at office of line of reputed Stream, so called; also lots 85, 36 and 51, in said said morris McDonald. signed us the Edmond J. Walsli, Whitcomb. A Co., and contains, exclusive of township, in tbe First National Bank in said owred by Haynes lots being shown upon a survey and plan of said made Vice President A General Manager. building twelve thousand nine hundred nineteen acres, more township on June and on Public Lot. by Rufus Putnam, in 1786, and returned by him to the Land Portland. Me. Ellsworth, Thursay, 2. 1910, *93 78 *8 80 58 14 at ten or lew. Office of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The tract de- Wednesday, Augusts, 19!0, of the clock in tbe forenoon of each of said T W M. D., part of, being lot S3, a ticket lot. so ca»led, In scribed, exclusive of the lots and part of lot and the days. NO. noted, Edmond and undivided, lying northeast of and cornering on Public Lots, is to be owned John A Mon, J. Walsh, common reputed by Cassidy Frank 8. Call. the Public Lot that Ilea in toe south half of said township. and contains seventean thousand sixty-eight acres, more or less, 298 69 67 20 89 61 to be owned Nichols * and con- Commissioners. Said lot is reputed by Campbell T. NO. 89, Middle Division, part of, being that part of lot 23 one hundred acres, more or less.. 2 40 54 72 Easton Uiiu sixty known as the Lot” in said bounded and StearnsMi) Conwy “Tannery township, subscribers NO.», M. D.. of, being a of land in the eastern part described as follows: at the southeast corner of the hereby give public no- T part atrip Beginning tice that have been tbe bounded and described as follows: Beginning Public Lot north of lot 23; thence south 4 west alHE they duly appointed of township, lying degrees executors of the last will and testament of *4 the sout beau corner of tbe town of Greenfield; tbence west 100 rods; thence 86 degrees west 160 rods; thence north 4 de- — along tbe aoutb line of said Greenfield one and a half miles; grees east 100 rods to where the south line of said Public Lot JOHN STEWART KENNEDY, late of the thence aoutb one mile; tbence west SO rods; thcoce south one crosses the Big Buffalo Stream; thence easterly on said line City, County and State of NEW YORK, mile; tbence east 90 rods to the northwest corner of ticket lot, 160 rods to the of beginning, according to a survey and i place deceased, no bonds the called, numbered 19; tbence ICO rods in the same direction of said made and returned to the Land Office J. T. being required by to plan township Steamer Morse leaves Bar Harbor 2pm terms of said will. All de- the north line c f said ticket lot; thence sooth 160 rods aloug of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Rufus Putman persons having along by mands against the estate of said deceased are the east iiue of «*id ticket lot; tbence west 160 rods along the in 1786. Maid lot is reputed to be owued by the Hancock dally, except Sunday, for 8eal Harbor, North- desired to the same for south line of said ticket lot; thence south three miles and a half Leather Co., and contains one hundred acres, more or less. 5 00 1 13 1 60 present settlement, east Harbor, Southwest and all indebted thereto are to tbe north line of the town of Amherst; thence east along tbe Harbor, Brooklin, requested to T. NO. 89, Middle Division, part of, being lots 35, 36 and 51, in make Not resi- north line of said town of Amherst one and a half miles loth* Deer payment immediately. being said township, according to a survey and plan of said town- Sedgwick (until May 80), Isle, Sargent- dents of tbe State of Matoe, we have vest line of Great Fond Plantation; thence north along tbe ap- made and returned to the Land Office of the Commonwealth as our and in line of said Great Pond Plantation six miles, to lbs ship vllle, Dark Harbor and Rockland, connecting pointed agent attorney tbe State vest point of Massachusetts by Rufus Putnam, in 1786. Maid lots are re- of Maine for the in section not In said the five farm purposes specified of beginning, including description puted to be owned by Eugene Hale, etals, in common and un- with steamer for Boston. 43 of 66 of the revised statutes of lots 6to seres in the northwest part of said strip, chapter containing divided, and contain nine hundred sixty acres, more oi less. 16 80 3 78 5 04 Maine, L. B. of Eden, Hancock fisid inscribed land is repnted to be owned by the R. B. Duu- Deasy, county, T. NO. 89, Middle Division, of, a of land in lots Maine, whose address is Bar Har- ning estate, et al, and contains, exclusive of said farm lota, five part being parcel postoffice 23 aud 24 in the east of said bounded and de- Steamer leaves Bluehlll bor, Maine. Emma B. thouvand out-hundred twenty acres, more or less. 64 00 14 40 19 20 part township, Boothbay 2pm Kennedy, scribed as follows: at a in the line of William 8. Tod, numbered Begining point easterly for South Ston- T. NO. Si. M. D., part of. being a ticket lot. so-called, the lot known as the “Tannery Lot'* 40 rods from the northeast dally, except Sunday, Bluehlll, Robert E. Tod, on tbe 19, in tbe northeast quarter of said hounded corner of said lot; thence south 86- 45' east 90 rods; tbeuce Robert W. Deforest, township, R. Dun- Ington, North Haven and Rockland, connecting north, east and south by land said to be owned by B. south 8° It/ west 110 rods; thence north 86° 45' west 250 rods, March 9,1910. Executrix and Executors. on west to be owned ning estate, et al, and tbe by land said by more or less; thence north 8° 15' east 50 rods more or less, to with steamer for Boston. Wbitcomb, A Oo.. to the of said town- Haynes according plsn the southwest corner of said “Tannery Lot”; thence east along subscriber, Elisabeth Gilman, of Bal- made Rufus iu i?86. Maid lot is to be ship by Putuam, reputed the south line of said “Tannery Lot” 160 rods, more or less, to notice owned liurrel. A in coxuou and undivided, and THEtimore, Maryland, hereby gives by Eugeii. the southeast corner of said lot; thence along the east line of RETURNING that she has been executrix of contains one hundred acres, more or less 2 00 45 60 duly appointed sixty said “Tannery Lot” to the point of beginning. Maid lot is re- the last will and testament and codicil of T. NO. 45, M. D.. of, a tract of land in the east uteri to be owned Celina Baker, and contains one hundred part being lying by ELISABETH D. W. late of said hail ol said bounded and described aa follows: Be- f welve acres, more or less. 96 22 29 GILMAN, township, Leaves Boston 5 pm dally, except Surday, ginning «u the south line of the town of Greenfield one and a T. NO. 40, Middle Division, part of, being the entire township, BALTIMORE, corner of said thence south bad rune* from tbe southeast town; with the exception of 20 acres deeded to the Darling heirs, said for Rockland. in the county of Baltimore, and state of one th« nee west so thence south one mile; thence mile; reds; 20 acres being two small islands in Nicatous I«ake aud a small deceased, no bonds being required thence Maryland, east nu tods u> the weal line of ticket lot number 19; tract of laud in the extreme point of the peninsula extending by the terms of said will, and that she has souths <■. g me w«*» hue of said ticket lot 160 rods and In the from the uorth into said Nicatous Lake. Maid township is Leaves Rockland 5.15 a m, or on arrival ot appointed Henry M. Hall, of Ellsworth, Han- tame i.ne ion tnree miles and a half to the north line of the owued. with the noted, by Jerome Butterfield, et uls, cock couuty, Maine, her agent in compliance town of theuce west tbs north line of amid Ant- exceptions steamer from Boston, dally, except Monday Amherst; aloug in common and undivided, and contains twenty-two thousand with the provisions of section 43 of chapter 66 ber.t o;.« and a bait to tbe line of T. 32. M. D.; mile* ceuter sixty acres, more or less. 386 05 86 86 115 81 for* Bar Harbor, Bluehlll and Intermediate of the revised statutes of said State of Maine. ti.i* <• t 160 T. NO. 41, Middle Division, part of, being Squares num- 6% ISLES, rvd* to i;>c jK»mt begun at. Maid lot contains one hundred six- bered 1, 2, 3, 4 aud 5 in Ranges 1, 2, 3. 4 aud 5; also Mile Squares in the county of Hancock, deceased, and 140-rod Is what will earn if ty e or lt*». 2 00 46 60 numbered 6, Range 6 aud the strip lying south of Mile your money bonds as the law directs. All persons 1. 2. 3, 4 aud 5 in Range 1, exclusive of Public Lots, Invested in shares of the demands the estate T. NO. X:. M. D., part of. being tbe west hall of said township, in Squares givenaving against of said to a and of B. D. Baker in 18>3. Said deceased are uoduu >u auU undivided. Maid west half is to be owned according plan survey desired to present the same for reputed laud is to be owned by the heirs of H. E. Prentiss, et and all indebted by Henry i'/eni.,* estate, and eontalns eleven thousand two reputed settlement, thereto are re- als, aud contains twenty thousand seven hundred to make 1 in bundrtu *:t», more or Its*..... 140 00 31 50 42 00 thirty-two quested payment mediately. acres, more or less. 518 30 116 62 155 49 EMorth Loan and Ais’d. Wilbert A. Rice, T. No. m d., of, a farm lot in the northeast Building part being part BUTTER ISLAND. Said island is to be owned Har- April 5,1910. Administrator. of »aiu township, bounded ana described as follows: Begin- reputed by riman Brothers, and contains two hundred acres, more or ning at » point on the south line of the town of Greenfield 240 sixty leas. 13 00 2 92 3 90 A NEW SERIES subscriber rod*, more or ltss, from the southeast corner of said town; hereby gives notice that she has been thence «>uiheriy 133 rods, more or leas; thence wesiterly 12U EAGLE ISLAND. Said island is reputed to be owned by E. C. is now open. Shares, 81 each; monthly pay THE duly appointed executrix m rt hundred more or less. of the last will and testament of rod*, or leas; thence northerly 133 rods, mort or less, Quinn, aud contaips three acres, 25 00 5 63 7 50 ments, 81 per share, to the south Hoc of the towo of Greenfield; tbeuce easterly SPRUCE HEAD. Maid island is reputed to be owned by Mrs. J. GEORGE TIRRILL, late of DEDHAM, *ai.i sioug south line of the town of Greenfield 130 rods, mors ©» M. Eaton, aud contains two hundred acres, more or less— 437 gg 131 in the of no bonds to forty county Hancock, deceased, <9>*4. the point of beginning. Maid farm lot is reputed to be WHY PAY RENT being the terms of said will. All swued the BEAR ISLAND. Maid island is to be owned by Caroline required by by heirs of B. F. Jackson and contains one bandied reputed when you can borrow on persons having demands the estate of «rei, 4* W. Andrews, and contains forty acres, more or less.«.... 71 16 21 your against n»Wfg t»r less... 1» W shares, give a first mortgage and said deceased are desired to present the same REACH ISLAND. Said island is reputed to be owued by Fred A. reduce it and **• P*rt of, being a farm lot in the northeast part every month? Monthly for settlement, all indebted thereto are or and contains seventy-five acres, a>0'« or less. 3 00 68 90 and to make said bounded and described as follows: Begin' CffVOr, paymeuts interest together requested payment immediately. township, will amount to but little Sarah Bing at the northwest corner of land said to be owned by the HOC* ISLAND. Said island it reputed to be owned by Fred A. more C. Tirrill. than are now East "• *'• Jackson on the south line of the town of Ureen- Carver, ant! contains seventy-five Acres, more or less. 8 00 1 8Q 240 you paying for Holden, R. F. D- 2 May 9, 1910. bhu;si j" and Id about ten thence westerly 130 rods, more or less; thence southerly BRADBURY’S ISLAND. Said island is reputed to be owned by rShL years you rods, more or less, thence 310 more or less; will easterly rods, M. and contains one hundred acres, wore vr less 6 00 1 35 1« subscriber gives notice that taeoce 66 line of J. Vo^ell, fifty hereby northerly rods, more or less, to the south OWN OWN HOME. he has been executor #a»d1 to be owned thence west* POND NEAR LITTLE DEER X$LE, g*id Island is YOUR THE duly appointed **, by the heirs of B. F. Jackson; ISLAND, of the last will and testament of line of *ald Jackson's land 130 rods, more or reputed to be owued by Fred A. Carver, and contains thirty-two For 1—1—c *heuce or 100 28 80 particulars VIRGINIA D. AUSTIN, late of LAMOINE. {2*• northerly on the west line of said Jackson’s land acres, more less...... V, iw rods. more or Sec’y, deceased, no bonds less, to the point of beginning. Said farm lot WESTERN is to be owned by J. mk in the county of Hancock, lo k* ISLAND ***!u island reputed Bldg. of said will. All owo«d by Charles L. Jackson and contains two M. more or lC9S< I 00 23 30 being required by the terms aoadred Vogell, ana Coutaius twenty-seven acres, •>••1:1 A. W. Kino. President. acres, more or less. 3 00 68 90 persons having demands against the es- LITTLE SPRUCE ISLAND. Said island Is reputed to be OWued tate of said deceased are desired to present 1>. part of, a farm lot in the northeast 28 87 ,^9*.®’ being part by Richard B. Fuller, and contains forty acres, more or less. 125 the same for settlement, and all indebted bounded and described as follows: 1 Begin' is to owned abfaWVannmte thereto are to make payment im- »*>uthwest corner of land said to be owned MARSHALL’S ISLAND. Said island reputed be by requested Chi by more William B. Austin. thence on the south line of M. D. Lane, and contains eight hundred forty-three acres, mediately. ■85 in easterly 00 1910. * less.... .,».««»••..,, %...... 40 00 9 00 12 Lanioiue, May 4, *5,iiJaclt,son land 240 rods, more or less; thence southerly 66 or mure or .w* less; thence westerly 24J rods, more or less; PICKERING’S ISLAND. Said island U to be ow ned bl nee reputed subscriber hereby gives notice that northerly 66 rods, more or less, to the point of beginning, Stacy B. Collins, aud contains three hundred acres, more or lr'*js 16 50 3 70 4 95 farm iot is he has been duly appointed adminis- reputed to be owned by M. W. Jackson and ON RESERVED LANDS. THE wnwui* ont hundred TIMBER AND GRASS trator of the estate of acres, more or less... j jq 33 ^ No. 8, Norkb Diviaion.**'v\. *f JJ 1 MARY ANN KENCH, late of BUCKS PORT, P**rt of, a farm lot In the hOrtheAf? pArt said 5 being in the county of Hancock, deceased, and bounded and described as fO.lowa* $3 township, Beginning »«: iJ’.^h.®!yl8i“n:::::::";:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1*» 22 bonds as the law directs. All persons corner of land said he o*ntd M. W. given iJjP* 80u\hwe»i to by No. Middle Division.. i ? !S demands the estate of said on the ftohtte lid* of said Jacksou’s having against thence easterly deceased are desired to the same ior r°d*. more or leaa; thence «0 rods, more 0r present ‘“cnee*, southerly settlement, »Dd all indebted thereto are re- rnti' westerly 20 rods, more or less, thence southerly 12ft No. 82. Middle Division. 900 more or JJ} ^ quested to make payment immediately. less; thence westerly 100 rods, more or leas; Theodore H. Smith. &in» rods, more or less; to the point of begin-* No. 3ft, 1910. W farm lot is Middle**M»ion..;y*s. si? iS Bucksport, May 4, aon reputed to be owned by William L. Jack- No. 89. Middle Division.. »nu contains }J JJ J*J JJ* one hundred ten acres, more or less. vj mj subscriber hereby gives notice that of34‘ ?•> P*rt ©*» being a farm lot in the northeast part he has been adminis- bounded and described follow*: PASCAL P. C/ILMORE, THE duly appointed as lUmuitiutr trator of the estate of ot la»d said to be owned Jack»/^r.\heast by William '■ Treasurer of State. of BUCKS- on the south line of land said * WILLIAM W. WILSON, late otniw??' easterly •“ KJ li yJ*- w- 1“ ™»»- more «r lex; th.uoe .!* PORT, mor® or thence i4u rod# leal- tUl0***’ !«•*; westerly _ in tLe of Hancock, deceased, and **oce 120 •StJUrrtisnnmta. county roS,’ nf>rtherly rods, more or less; theor* tOXJ°£ 2M)trt(9RJUnt* bonds as the law directs. All per- *bence 40 ** given Point °ir i*?a; northerly rods, mor i*®*1*/1 th° sons having demands against the estate of said deceased are desired to present the BSewajasaa-ag^sSjaS Notice. Cleaned same for settlement, and all indebted theieto . . Pauper Wheat are requested to make payment immediately. Theodore H. Smith. Ells- contracted with the City of 1910. »36 who Bucksport, May 4, »» « ■ .OOD.U-1“l°* 331» worth to support and. care for those .WINDSOR HOTEL Times HAVING next five Six may need assistance during the W. T. BRUBAKER. Manager. residents llsworth. I “The equipment for wheat cleansing subscriber nereby gives notice that *n commo* *nd “B* years and are legal divided, bounded and as as that adminis- and describe/«ow,?if?p’ forbid all trusting them on my ac- Ritfapaad. HR per day up is extensive and expensive THEhe has been duly appointed persons -* of room and sccom- and for grinding purposes. The freedom trator of the estate of "**t °*toSiSS »Vi- M^^an0^on thlthe conut, as tnere is plenty II ■ I rr ■ OR par day up ?ir,Ulhline of townnhin N,. 'L4Ut-M‘ Vbn bant by the Farm of flour from dirt and bacteria shows •aid to land odations to care for them at City EDA DEARBORN J ELLISON, late of EDEN, be owned by aoutb by M. J. Dsummby in its A.P&«ftii and W. .***•• on house. appearance." and fbe west by tbs li.^ViPbell Nash, st als; Prof. Wm. Jago. in the county of Hancock, deceased, b p°nd PJr Said land ae the law directs. All reputed to be ^t?ni!*a£ °L<*re»* A|atien. in National Ateodatiom Review. given bonds per- sons demands against the estate **« for William having «* ““ Wheat specially selected of said deceased are desired to present Tell Flour is stored in hermetically the same for settlement, and all indebted sealed tanks, at Ansted & Burk’s big thereto are requested to make payment ina- SSr‘3“-*T5siteaciS5 mills. med Intel v. Fbbd C, J ELLISON. Bar 5,1910. It is cleaned six times Detore grinding. Harbor, May ^Everything—even the sewing of the I ~ ‘kk bags—is done clean, bright g&s sS^SSKir the ticket by machinery. numbered description how William Tell is “•‘«w ctet V ac 4* Public Lota; Note much purer lou and the r r mod 66. and the S PILLS Pubho than other flours. This means wheat TUB DIAMOND a jbtm according to a plan CHICHESTER BRAND. i.^lowMhlp mtde being most Ladles J Aik VMr Dnudct foe Oa-Putnam. In 17*0, and records! gRBgSSSS cleaning by the complete equip- li iJ ter Diamond Brmn«L ““‘h c ot Maine, all ol which ticket lots ment known to modern milling 1*11 to in Re4 tad Uol4 metallic1 •oath .‘k* tbree-qur The ■ of said townahlp. I William Tell Flour has the brilliant bo»e*. sealed with Blue Ribboa. »otld f*’r**-U darter, of /Hem jald and tkt with the « tfUn fetmt. miciwiy^PCfweeD^Droa^^^CT wheat can make. Ut7?ti’“>,ned** bp A. Ca- /did-kowaablp, caption. bloom such as only Ohio M**«“ W. M. Nash, et al.. and oon- n* tafHmart Prntle* EjcrioalWy. « tboneand f opbell. „ u Mart Ask dealer, and insist on having— r acres, more or Idea *M« on FSbcrt Street. your »O. H, dm*5undred twenty yean kaowa as Best. Safest. A1 ways Rei lab* Mlddl. Ml MM OM Th —tr ifc— »Hni fawl •! 4 _waawiiiiQTow. p. c. MBsMlits mmi mmhhmi w SOtP BY BRUOGISTS EVEBYRMEIM 'S5£.s^ j&r&JSSKS&xLrS1? IMMMT PHILADELPHIA William Tell The protection of low prices it movint ESSa1# &#S?£££Z$Lt headed adeertieere in H i & Co. right along, by -WM-assy-.iasaaftss: 99 B The more eyes an advertisement catches Whitcomb, •*. «*ldd s;.eta ....9 Haynes I TOM AMEBICAH. the more dollars it is worth:,t g j.t Mm ELLSWORTH FALLS. ME >-OH*rtoni part 04, being a ticket lot, ao|oallad. j AsiMig RM at Walk. to the recce— of the plan that Boyle COUNTY NEWS. Ethel did not rank into his ana* and Hunter were loath to goon with It. and “Oh. Cntbbertr as usual. Hunter would have backed out had It THE KNAVE OF cry BLUEH1LL A for the earnest of When ha eras ushered Into the draw- not been pleading is a few SPADES room she him the Marcello* Coffyran speodiBf Mn. Maxson. It was all she could do ing gave frigid eye, 100 YEARS OLD at hla cottage. Planned When all and the gas was kept on at full pres- days Well to hold him to his purpose. Grandma Sandmen, «f Dt Witt, Mo, By LOUISE B. CUMMINGS sure. George Marks haa rented the rooms over else failed she agreed to double the I Has Lived a Long and "I've been pedomancy. E. P. Mabaon’s store. Useful Lift. Escape amount of his reward. That decided studying Copyright, 1910, by American Preen Cuthbert.” she announced. 14 to him. Nothing remained but to appoint R. G. Lord went to Bangor May Grandma Association. "Pedomancy, pot?” Sanderson is a wonderk' Came to One Whom the a certain night wbeu Woodruff and have his eyes examined. Liberty "Divination the she ex- roman. She is in as health should be at the outer by feet,” on the good Law Somers ready Dr. E. C. Barrett and wife left imprisoned should be made. plained. “Feet that Incline to flatness day as ever in her life, th- wall and the attempt Mary O’Rourke was a typical Irish boat May 18 tor a two weeks' stay in Bos- although for was are a sign of meanness, Cuthbert.” is over one hundred yean old. The night arranged very girl—light hair with a tinge of red In ton. Cuthbert locked down at bis No. 10 By CARRINGTON FORD a wind howling furiously. In a letter to the dark, high it and a complexion like a ripe peach. Bev. W. H. McBride at tedded some of Perana Drug 21' This was In some an advan tans and sighed. respects lived In times, when the sessions of the convention Co., she the credit to American Press Mary stirring "A hurried silent she con- the laymen’s give* highest Copyright, 1910, by tage. for the operations of the conspir- yet walk,” were to be free in last week. \ runs for her excellent health and ex- Association. heard. people straggling tinued. “Is Indicative of criminal in- Bangor ators were less likely to be treme old Bead what from what they deemed the tyranny Tour Is so so Mrs. Lizzie llark, with her twin chil- age. she says. After midnight Boyle gave Maxson a stincts. walk hurried, of the British sovereign. noiseless. Cuthbert.” dren, of Belmont, is visiting her parents, the evidence u- It is said of men who make enor- suit of clothes, let him out of his cell Surely presented Of one of these adherents she had “Ton are speaking of only one of my F. E. Davis and wife. ruch cases as these not mous fortunes and conducted him to the prison yard ought onl; by wrecking large prop- heard a great deal, but had never seen knew just where guards and styles of walking. Ethel,” he answer- W. 8. Emerson and family have moved dispel prejudice Against erties that have a lawyer Boyle was a rebel Perana, "l„; they always him. Dennis Shea young ed "1 have another. 1 used which was watchmen were stationed and how to brlgfatlyi into the McKay cottage, inspire confidence in it •t their elbows to advise them that taking an active part In the efforts to a avoid them. In the yard they found It this afternoon to walk Into Jew- formerly the Darling house. and was “I will send a that they shall keep within the law. It throw off British supremacy eler's and a $150 yon pioture was Hunter. Boyle withdrew the ladder shop buy engagement Irvin Leach and wife entertained over would have been well for James Max- rapidly becoming a leader. The gov- that I had taken a few weeks before hun- from Its hiding place and put It up ring hoped"— of their North Bluebill my ernment was for some overt twenty-live he done the same. The differ- watching Cuthbert!" she cried, and the dredth birthday. son had against the wall. “Oh, friends Friday evening. May 13. act on his part that would afford an and ence between Maxson and these men It was far too short next minute the pedomancy expert “I am a true friend of the his arrest and condemna- Charles Hinckley and family arrived j Peruna excuse for a footed were crowded are them- It looked as after all the splay youth I have Is that they rogues putting if, planning of this the from Nortbfleld 12, and are visiting Company. derived great bcu tion for treason. But young one and the Msy of the and pains, the attempt was to be a Into saddlebag ebatr. gas efit from Perana selves without the pale law, knew nothing. A gifted orator, bis parents, E. J. Hinckley and wife. many times I can There was no of patriot was turned down Into a little blue bub- while Maxson was an honest man put- failure. possibility say I Parana a he continued to apeak to his country- ble.—San Francisco Chronicle. Mrs. Amos G. Stover, who spent two j regard very great Ba- himself in a where the the prisoner getting on the wall. His ting position men of Ireland’s wrongs weeks with R. P. Stover and re- kina. I found out the merit of it a were with terror. wife, law was to him. assistants wild They obliged punish lived In a house with an turned to her home in Melrose Highlands ! at as man Mary Eng- Wealth and good many years ago. Maxson was a banker, a man had as much stake the they Duma*’ Poverty. young llsb family who were very bitter 13. were to set free. To return him Alexandre Dumas' rise to wealth : May “A little more than two yean I not over thirty, with a lovely wife and trying the Irish Donald ago against patriots. marvelous Exercises to Arbor were two beautiful children, whom be to his cell would be to Incur again the and luxury was almost as appropriate day ; contracted a very severe cold, which Trevor, the bead of the family, was a held in the schools and in most he was risk they bad taken In getting him a* that of bis most celebrated hero j May 13, resulted in In to adored. Without knowing that red rotund man—Indeed, grippe. Owing tu» must him over that pussy, faced, a which districts were made on the so he violated the national bank out. They put He built magnificent chateau, improvements of the and ex- doing a veritable John who didn't con- j severity disease, my Bull, There he en- law and was sent to for ten wall. he named Monte Christo. | School grounds. treme ease was lng prison ceal his opinions. One evening when age, my considers,i to The with bis wife and "For heaven's sake. Hunter," gasped tertalned all comers, friend and stran | about 100 bushels years. parting the mall coach stopped at the town E. P. Uabeon caught bo very critical. I employed no d-— "what shall we do?' j with more than oriental Children was harrowing beyond meas- Boyle, ger alike, of herring in his weir May 18. Some forty but Perana was the a passenger alighted and asked for the , ter, remedy I ure. He tbat to serve tbe whole "I'll go to the dining room and get a magnificence and sometimes with ori- were in net before the weir fylt home of Donald Trevor. It was bushels the and health is as point- j to used, to-day my goed of his term would break him down table.” ental mystery. His purse was open was ed ont to him. and. with hla traveling quite completed. u it ever was in life. and be would not live to “Go all who sought it, and the day came my completely quick.” bag. be went to it and knocked. Mary { The remains of Earle Long were brought them. A number of The table was brought and stood when he experienced Timon's fate “However, I still oontinue to taks rejoin very strong opened the door, and the stranger said here from Bangor May 13. Mr. Long was near the wait The ladder was without acquiring Timon's disposition. a friends accompanied him to tbe prison placed that, he had been recommended to the the younger son of A. J. Long. He gradu- Parana, spoonful every night bei.ru him on but It was still too short Max- He could not become a misanthrope, 1 'doors, and all told tbat If there It, house to stop, since Mr. Trevor was a •ted from B. O. S. A., class of 1903. His retiring.” son climbed but could not his though his fortune disappeared almost was anything they could do for him to It get stanch supporter of the king. Trevor father, brother and wife have the ijm* Peruna Is an ideal tonic for old on the wall's as suddenly as It came, and then he command them. Maxsou begged them fingers top. took him him the best cham- of their Bluebil! friends. It is a of In, gave learned the of men. His pathy people. compound herbal him to and "Steady!” called Boyle In a loud Ingratitude to assist escape, they prom- ber in the house. Tuesday May 10, an entertain- remedies that has been known to the and be and Hunter, who last days were passed not in poverty, evening, ised to do so. whisper, This treatment of the stran- in < especial narrow left ment was given the Congregational medical for were both men, raised the lad- but in circumstances. He profession many years. Two of them. Woodruff and Somers, strong made curious to know who for the benefit of the school ger Mary Paris in the fall of 1870 as the vestry Sunday j Peruna as a Mrs. Max- der the height of their shoulders. Just operates tonic by cleans- met the same evening at be was. The best way to learn was to library. There was instrumental music German army was closing In to be- and the mucous son’s bouse to form a on which to “A little more!" called Maxson. be were talk- 1 ing invigorating mem* plan listen when Trevor and it and when France was by Mrs. Partridge, Misses Abby Partridge, a combined effort raised It siege feeling branee. This set the husband and father at liberty. By they This was not prac- Emilia Beatrice Jennie explains why Peruna lng together. very its woe. To the last he Leach, Abram, as as could and the deepest pre- has so It was agreed that Mrs. Maxson, who high they reach, but her ears open and Grace Mrs. A. M. Herrick. become extensively known as a ticable. Mary kept served his gayety and youthful spirit Littlefield, got on to the wall. catarrh could easily gain access to the prison, prisoner when near to the two men and knew in Misses E, G. Osgood and N. J. Sweet gave I remedy. Catarrh is simply a were still In terri- “1 had but one napoleon my pocket should interest some of the officials Boyle and Hunter about of condition of mucous they were excitedly talking when I first came here." he said. ”1 descriptions their trip to Washington. depraved mem- ble danger of discovery. Until they there In her case and Induce them measures to hold the Irish In check. and call Home-made candy, ice-cream and cake bnnea Parana changes this removed the table and the ladder go away with two, yet they depra-- either or had This were on through sympathy by bribery Then she cangbt the name Shea. me a sale. Proceeds, about fl5. into healthful and bad returned to their duties they spendthrift," ity vigor. to assist her husband to get out of the Induced her to take the chance of be- May lfi. M. were not safe. But they accomplished A great many old use penitentiary inclosure. discovered eavesdropping by re- people Pemna, was done. Each ing D*v*ut. would not bo The formation of a of It all. Their work Vary EAST OKLAND. and deprived of it for plan escape maining behind a screen when she was any had a promise of what to him was a A new parson was presented to a consideration. made a wonderful difference both to to have left the room. The Mrs. Nancy Bennett went to Belfast to- supposed a dis- the and bis The small fortune. living in remote agricultural prisoner family. two men were discussing the day for a week’s visit. People who objeot to ro«ii< excitedly was make him- liquid easiest to turn a child from dis- Maxson must take a jump In the trict and anxious to way Irish cause, and she heard the stran- visited cinee can now eecure Peruna Uiv-;- self home with bis flock as soon as Frank Snow, of North BluehUl, appointment ts to divert bis mind with dark. What was below him. bow far at ger aay: his his brother, G. li. Snow, Sunday. of to take tbe it was to the he did not know, possible. He therefore began pas- the promise something ground, “I have in the war- Min Beta Romlll’i birthday*. Six chil- my bag kings once. the first A from Boston was at the Went- of the coveted. Tbe man and he could not see. He might break toral calls at Among party place object rant for his arrest. He will be tried dren wen pleasantly entertained. Supper bis neck: be break a limb. Tbe recipients of these attentions was worth bungalow for several days, fishing. Is but the grown child, it was com- might and within a waa served with at the next assizes, new tiny biscoits, birthday for Maxson to endure latter alternative seemed worse to him Farmer Jones, whose family the is at home from the paratively easy month after that he will swing." George Partridge cake and fruit. than tbe first, for if he were unable to parson bad noticed to be very regular his captivity so long as his mind was for East Maine general hospital, improved in This was quite enough Mary. attend- Mn. Zulma 8. Clark la recovering from with and his were cen- walk he would be recaptured, placed and apparently very devout health. occupied hopes went to the room, open- of She stranger's at Farmer Jones was a bad attack grip. tered on bis in close confinement and would doubt- ants church. escape. took out a While fishing from the dam ed bis bag. parchment Toddy pond who baa bad > severe On ber second visit to her husband less die In prison. He must take tbe out, but his wife received the parson, Mrs. Merl Farley, unfolded It and saw the name Dennis Master Ernest snow caught a good-sited to the officials there risk. his be let go when the following dialogue took attack of grip, ia better. she began study Hanging by fingers, In letters. Tuck- salmon. Shea engrossed large am new Mrs with a view to one or more and dropped. He struck *oft ground place: “1 your rector. Rev. C. L. Warren ia boarding at Mrs. selecting she < ing It under her apron string, Jones. I have noticed with Miss Hazel Ames began school to-day in of them to interest in her case. Max- and, though jarred, was not injured. great pleas- James Powers', at North Seal Cove. closed the and. taking the warrant of Miss who on ac- bag ure attendance at church place Barns, resigned son, being much broken down in health What there was about him was not your regular and of Southwest to her own room, touched a match to > count of illness. Benjamin Mayo wife, under the clouds scud- and have lost as little time as possl at his entrance into the prison, suc- revealed heavy Harbor, visited Mr*. Mayo’s mother, Mrs. It and burned It. in and W. L. is ceeded In getting himself transferred ding across the sky. Which direction ble. you see. calling improving Wentworth remodeling his Is In the Irish a love L. M. Lunt, this week. wall There people our "Yes. sir,” store for a and will rent it to the hospital. There Mrs. Maxson to take to reach the outer he did j acquaintance." replied dwelling Thelma. for a joke which shows itself In the May 16. while visiting him made the not know; but placing his back Mrs. Jones: “we're ’bilged to be reg’lar during the summer. acquaint- most serious moments. a pack wall he Seeing at for If we didn’t Farmer ance of Thomas Boyle, a hospital ward- against the he bad scaled, church, go MUs Olive Farnham is caring for Mrs. \ MARIAVILLK. of playing cards on a table. Mary took en. a man with a kind walked straight forward. He had not Smith claims that pew. and we're not Isaac who returned from disposition. the knave of Dorr, recently Arbor waa observed at school No. 3 them up and. placing it for the likes o' him. day 6be took pains to tell him the story of gone fifty paces before he brought up goin' to give up the hospital at Bangor. as the card, she wrote on in a manner. “The All he spades top So son Peter stands at the door pleasing Program: her husband's incarceration—how if he against the second barrier. my Master It, “I’m dlggln' your grave.” Then she George Peck, who has been the Bran Old Oak,” Mattie Frost; “Amor had certain financial transac- knew of his friends’ position was that half an hour before service begins to managed room and guest of his aunt, Mrs. Adelle Harriman, Russell went back to the stranger's 'lm Day,” Frost; quotations by school; tions in a different way from what he they had been Instructed to be as near keep out.”—Liverpool Mercury. placed the cards In the bag where she has returned to Bucksport. “Utile by Little,” Roy Frost; “Blessing did be would have been still a respect- as possible to the point where he was had found the warrant. and Arthur are an addi- tor the Tree Planter,” Albert to scale the first wall. He Huts In Colonial Henry building Frost; plant- ed banker instead of a felon. Then groped the Big Days. This happened on the morning of tion on the Page cottage. The cottage ing the trees, school. Many varieties ot she told him of the wreck of their hap- about to find a stone to throw over the The question of high hats at public stranger’s departure, and he did not will be occupied this season. It has been flower seeds wen planted and all hope to py home, how their two little children wall, but could feel nothing but dirt places was of some moment, even Id open his bag again till be arrived at closed (or several seasons. see the fruits ot their labor. were constantly asking when papa Oh. for a flash of lightning that he colonial days. In 170!) the church at ■ told he the place where he had been Frank Brainerd and wile have was back to own might see some object that he could Mass., It to vote wheth- returned coming them, of her to Andover. put would find Shea. The rebel was to their borne in Strum tatattnts distress. In this way she won the use! er "the parish disapprove of the fe- Portland, Conn., alter a that In the town square, After wbat seemed to him speak evening week’s visit at their cottage. will man's sympathy, and finally by offer- spending the male sex sitting with their hats on In They and shortly before the meeting return later (or the to make him in case half an hour bunting for a stone—it the house In time of divine summer. CHILDREN’S ing independent his to meeting HAIR. ten king's messenger opened bag be would contrive to get her husband might bare been minutes—fearing service as being Indecent” In the town The funeral of Elias Bowden was held take out his warrant, in Its place was beyond the prison walls she captured that his friends would think the at- of Ablngton In 1775 It was voted that Saturday afternoon at the home. He the knave of spades leering at him Keep It Clean and Free from Disease him to ber tempt bad either been postponed or it "an indecent leaves a w ife and purpose. had written be was way with the two sons, besides one sit- had failed and would he | with the words Mary by Using Parisian Sage. Boyle thought the matter over and go away, feminine sex to sit with their hats and ter—Mrs. George Grindle, and two broth- went to tbe wall, clutched It frantical- low. If decided upon taking in an assistant. bonnets on In worshiping God.” Still ers—Earle and Morrill. The funeral was you want your children to grow was a The Brit- and for a to Here pretty pass. A night watchman named Hunter bad ly moment gave way de- another town voted that It was the under the direction of Alamooeook up with strong, sturdy and vigorous isher was to leave the Irish grunge, access to the main office room of the Then it occurred to him to obliged hair, teach them to use Parisian spair. "town’s mind” thnt the women should of which he was a member. Interment at Sage; rebel to talk his ••treason" without in- the world renowned Hair Tonic. prison where was kept a key that must throw over some loose dirt. Scooping In the Front use to hunt take their bonnets off meeting and Kidge cemetery. some earth In his he terference. There was no Parialan Sage ia guaranteed bv G. be obtained or duplicated before there damp bands, them on 16. he had no hang the pegs. May M. A. Fart her and for bis warrant, for __ to cure dandruff stop would be any hope of getting Maxson made a ball of It and tossed it over missing bad and he did failing hair In two weeks. It grows out of the prison building. Boyle told the wall. He listened, but no sound idea* where he lost it, MT. DESERT. Too new hair in cases where the came. The stillness was horrible. He not doubt that some sympathizer with Costly. qnickly Mrs. Maxson to endeavor to interest Miss Ellen of hair ia II. once wished add Berry, Northeast Harbor, “thinning out.” another handful and, walk- the Irish cause had destroyed It. He King George to Hunter in the plan by offering him a scooped op spent with Mrs. A. O. Jacobson. It ia the most warrant. But a the Green park, in to his Sunday positively delightful sum of She ing a short distance to his right, threw must get another jour- London, pal- large money. succeeded, R. H. invigorating hair dressing ou the In those and re- ace grounds, whether the people liked B. Fernald’s store was broken into and after she bad done so Boyle com- that over. Again he listened. Sudden- ney to England days market. It ia not aticky or greasy, It or not. He Inquired of bis minister Friday night and a sum of taken. municated with Hunter, and they ly something fell on the ground near turn was not the simple matter It is money and will make the coarsest hair soft, as to the cost. Mrs. a 50c formed a plan together to get Max- him. but bow near or in which direc- today. One must go to the coast over Myra 8. Holmes and Miss Caro lustrous and luxuriant. Get His lordship, mindful of the general of Bar bottle from G. A. Parcher and watch son out of the building and into the tion from him be could not tell. He muddy roads by the slow coaches of Fernald, Harbor, were in town discontent then prevalent, answered: how its action. prison yard. There they were to assist rushed about him for some time, when that period, wait for a vessel to take Saturday, attending the local onion. rapid "The cost, sir? Oh, It would be a him to scale the walls, and be was to suddenly he encountered a rope. him across the Irish channel and near- The forty-third of Mt. Desert matter of three crowns!” meeting be met by his friends on the other side With a stifled cry of joy be polled ly cross England on a similar coach Islsnd local union of Christian Endeavor The took the hint. The was on It. He encountered resistance. to Loudon. Then be must king people The key required to open Max- journey pass and Epworth League was held in Union to tbe kept their park and the sovereign bis son’s ceil. It bung on a nail in the Walking wall, he bore his over the same route In return. church Saturday. on tbe It was Arm. Then triple throne. warden's safe. Hunter could get in weignt rope. There was nothing for the messenger The “Old Maids’ Convention” is to be there only when the garden was pres- he began to climb. but this long trip, but with true Eng- repeated Thursday fol- ent. To take the from the nail and It was all bla strength could accom- lish he started on his Merciful. evening, May 28, key persistence quest. lowed a Mrs. by dance. Music or- not return it would have plish to take him to the top. iDdeed. The Dennis Shea received A.—1 do love lobsters, but 1 by Kelley’s immediately next day chestra. The never have them at home proceeds will go towards revealed the fact that Maxson was to without the Incentive he possessed be i call from a young woman who was because It purchasing a new for could on seems so Inhuman to kill them piano Masonic hall. be permitted to escape. Banter's ob- not have done It. Once the 1 stranger to him. She was Mary by put- them In a kettle of The Northeast Harbor ject was to secure an impression of wall be calltd in a low voice. Wood- O’Rourke. ting boiling wa- dramatic com- ter. Mrs. B.—Gracious! I pany presented the rural the key. from which a duplicate could ruff answered and told him to drop. "What can I do for yon?” asked never kill comedy drama, them that “The be made. When he was ready to op- He did so. and his friends each grasp- Shea. way—It would be too hor- Country Minister,” in Masonic hall rible. I them on erate he rnshed into the warden's of- ed one of his bands. Then the; hur- “Go into hidin’." always put In cold Wednesday evening. It was well played. Life in the Balance water and The were Tbe fice and told him be bad heard some- ried him awa;. let them come to a boil.— parts well taken, and it went off light remedy at the critical moment “Explain.” with oftentimes means life Itself In the balanc e. a There would be no tn Boston Transcript smoothness. thing like shot in the other end of safety meeting Mary told the story of the stranger Tbe old reliable family medicine—"L. F.’* M,y16- Atwood’s Medicine is as a the prison. The warden went to the his family. When he was missed who had at Ae bouse where Shell. unsurpassed regu- stopped lator and corrector of the liver ami and Hunter their movements would be watched. No Satisfying Her, __Sea stomach, door listened. while the she lived and wAt she bad learned bowels. It is an unfailing cure for constipa- was taken to a “Women are hard to understand." WEST and biliousness. man’s back was turned slipped the key He place some dis- about the warrant. She had thus TREMONT. tion, indigestion, dyspepsia got Bui Const*. M(. nail and tance from the where a "Think so?' «». he wanted from its hang an- jail, carriage far in her when Shea broke in: Mrs. L. M. Lunt is still / with * l*M M Am* *iu '£. AtmmS » Mt4iot story improving. Am Im« /.r was "Yes; I told her she carried her M. / Asm isAm aAsim other in its Then hunter left waiting. aDd driven miles age » ./~,r, MRS. R. C. LEVINS ALOR. the office, saying that he would go and railway Noble Calais girl!" “You Saturday. The large red letters—”!*. F.” are on tbe see if there was trouble. When with them materials for a don't say!” any brought “There's no for to be bottle. At your dealer's—AS eta. hurry you part- Mrs. E. B. Reed a a wax and when he at the “Yes, and then 1 told her she gave Writs lor Iksrsi Is he returned he had impression makeup, alighted in’ with she said. didn't birthday party e—S*s your friends.” it Friday afternoon to THE "L. F of the and. bis station be appeared as an old man. carry well, and she wouldn't speak." celebrate her own and UEIMTWE CO.. Ml. key watching opportu- “Why not?" the real for its Maxson was concealed for weeks in —Philadelphia Record. nity. exchanged key “1 stole the warrant, burned It and lubstitnte. the house of one of his relatives. When put a pack of cards in its place with Meanwhile Boyle had procured a the excitement attending his escape Misnamed. the knare of spades uppermost, so that ladder, which be had concealed In a had worn oft lie took passage under an Wife—I say, do you know the girl ! when be his he'd see It Some Alcohol opened bag In the us convenient place to be used by Maxson assumed name for Australia. There he flat above won a piano at : Questions starin' at him.” the bazaar I In climbing the wall. There was a was joined by his wife and children, charity lottery yesterday? Is alcohol a f°nic? This was too much for Shea. He No! Does it make the blood second wall which the prisoner would and there be lives today, bnt far from Husband—A piano? Great Scott! I pure? for her In arms No! Does it sprang Mary, took his And that's what call a strengthen the nerves? need to climb, and Mrs. Maxson bad where he would be liable to meet any they charity b | No! fcj Ayer’s and covered her fare with kisses. a arranged with bis two friends. Wood- one who would recognize him. Twenty «aar!—Meggendorfer Blatter. oarsapariila tonic? Yes! Does it make the blood Mary made no protest. pure? ruff and Somers, to be outside this years have passed since be made his \es! Does it When the ItlDg’s messenger reached strengthen the nerves? Yes! Is it the only second wall at the time of the escape escape, and now he would not be Ever Faithful. London be found the as same that king had “He’a to sarsaparilla entirely free from alcohol? Yes! Ask to throw a rope over for him to climb known the man. always wanting borro- your died during his absence, and the new from me." doctor about this upon. He was to make known bis His two assistants were money non-alcoholic medicine. If he nev^r sovereign made a change In the Irish approves, by throwing a atone over the known to be Implicated In bis escape, “A fair weather friend merely?” lour confidence will be presence policy. complete, rr. A^oZT^HM^s. walk and both soon after left the atate aery- “Oh. no. He has also borrowed sr»- became Mrs. Shea. so ice and set np In bnslneaa. Mary era! Post There were many contingencies umbrellas.”—Pittsburg very oft .n due to 1 comtljutron Yet the cere k *oe.sv. --Ayer's Pill*. Ask your doctor.