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ELLSWORTH, MAINE. WEDNESDAY > bntbrbd as second-cuss AFTERNOON, AUGUST 30 * 1005 mattes / ------* *T THE ELLSWORTH miiTnnir. 11 O. fit), aoTjmiBrtnrntB. to 2 p. when the LOCAL AFFAIRS. m., party left for Ells- I’P-RIVKK FAIR. worth on FOI'XD DEAD. the return trip, arriving home al 6.30. NEW PlaiiH for the Annual Good Time AbVKKTlhBMFNn THIS WKKK. at Freeman W. Archer Dies In Hla Mrs. Frank I^ee and Miss Millie Sawyer, Amherst. Lost—Pocket book. Lonely Camp Home. of St. N. who havebeen The fair of the Northern Hancock In bankruptcy—Eat Pearl Pntrlquln. Stephen, B., the agri- Freeman W. Archer, about Hancock of aged seventy In Geo I. Woodworth. guests Mrs. A. K. cultural known as County bankruptcy—K#t Cushman, have re- society-best the-‘up- years, was found dead Wallace A Foss—Notice of foreclosure. turned home. river fair” will yesterday morning, take place this year on in e Lost—Lady’s black cloth OHM. camp near Spruce mountain, on the K'lzabcth A for sale and Crlppen—House or rent. Mrs. Ambrose her Tuesday Wednesday, Oct. 3 and *1 Great Pond where he EG Moore—Apotnecary Davenport,'with son, road, lived alone. of There will be the usual and He Patrick Kearns— (.rocerbe, canned goods, etc. Norwood, Mass., who has been visiting programme, had evidently been dead several days. Bank G A Parc her—Apothecary. her when this is it is sufficient for those Mrs. J. said, Mr. aunt, T. Jordan, on Hancock Archer was'last seen alive on Thurs Savings Ellsworth Falla: who have been there. It means a OF TILLS street, returned home Monday. good day. R. Cros- WORTH, MAIN E. I P Kudily Money found. time. Yesterday morning George F. C. Burrill hy, who drives the Great Pond TlLUEtll LL: and wife, accompanied by stage, had Commenced Business 1873. Mrs. J. M. It is too early to announce a letter for and May I, Manuel Mell o—Freedom notice. Pringle, of Sharon, Mass., at- yet particu- Archer, having noticed lars, but there is t hat he had 1 East Franklin. Me: tended the Giles reunion at Aurora last every indication that tile not taken mail from his box The Bank in tiall will a beside only Savings Ellsworth, under the super- Geo H Rutter—Shawl lost. Saturday, returning to Ellsworth display be good one. By way the road for several days, decided Sunday. if side to Trenton, Me: issues, there will be baseball go to the camp, which was a short dis- vision of the Bank Examiner. Rev. A. H. Coar and wife, who have Lost—A cape. ?ames, music, tance from the road. »pent their vacation at dancing, dinners, suppers, Portland me — Lamoine Beach tr®d other The Has (154) semi-annual dividends. with Mrs. 8. many features which have camp was found paid sixty-four business J. Morrison, have returned to securely locked, Gray’* college. to make the fair and Jieir home in lelped Amherst attractive believing something was wrong, Mr. Farmington. East Sunday n past years, aud some new features. Crosby forced an entrance and found SCHEDULE Or MAILS Mr. Coar preached at Mil Mr. bridge. Archer dead in his in this bank are from AT ELLSWORTH bunk. Deposits exempt TOST OFFICE. Hiram H. Haskell, with his Mrs. In aunt, WEST KLLSWOIM If. Coroner D. L. Fields, of was effect June 6, 1906. Vnn of El Ellsworth, Haskell, Caso, San Bernardino summoned a taxation to Irvin by telephone message from municipal depositors. MAILS RECEIVED. ■oqnty, California, is his Stackpole is visiting his East visiting sister, aunt, Eddington, and wen t at once to .. the From West-*8.17 a in, in. Urs. Herman E. in Mrs. in Carmel. 112.38.4.20and *6.16] Hill, Ellsworth, and George Ober, scene. The From telephone message intimated TRUSTEES : East-1 i.f,7 a to, A.35 and 10 43 p tu. >thcr relatives in Hancock Miss Helen county. C. Mitchell is the that there might have been foul MAIL CLOSES AT POST-OFFICE. spending play, but J. Albert editor of the week with her Mrs. the coroner Going r. (ook, Brunswick sister, Mary Bonsey. found nothing to warrant JOHN F. President, West— 1 80 a m, §i *5 and *9 pm. WHITCOMB, iecord, visited his inch a Going a parents, James L. Cook Miss Blanch has suspicion, and no was of Whitcomb, A East—**7 m, ••3.45, J.3 80 and §9 p «. Trueworthy, who been inquest Haynes Co., Lumber, nd wife, in this a few leemed •Including Sundays, city days last week, visiting relatives and tenting in Doliard- necessary. Death was evidently t le left for a few in town lue to natural F. CARROLL Dally, except Monday. days the Katahdin for a few; weeks, returned to her causes. BURRILL, ron Works {Dally, except Saturday. region before returning to home in Lowell, Mass., last week. Attorney-at-Law, ••For points on Washington County U Rinly. J Brunswick. Miss Gracie and Lura accom- COMING EVENTS. ;Mt Desert Branch and Bar Harbor onP Miss Carter, A. F. N. B. Harriet who was BURNHAM, COOLIDGE- Rollins, graduated panied by their cousin, Edith Gaspar, of t Wellesley last ELLSWORTH. Attorney- at- Law, college June, has been Lowell, Mass,, visited their father, Pearl Mias Georgia Foster is visiting reltives eieciea instructor in Tuesday and 5 and German and French Carter, in Brooklin, last week. On their Wednesday, Sept. 6, CHAS. in Bar Harbor. in the school of State council J. C. BURRILL, Treasurer. high at Great return Miss at Ellsworth—Meeting O. Barrington, Gaspar stopped North U. A. M. Albert E. of was Mass. She left last CHAS. R. Assistant Treasurer. Mace, Aurora, infclls- Thursday. The school Surry to visit her grandparents, Allen BURRILL, worth opens Sept. 6. at Monday. Gaspar and wife, for a few days. Tuesday, Sept. 5, Hancock hall—Gor- ton’s Schools in the rural districts Sheriff and minstrels. Prices 25, 35 and 60c. Re- Note—Those Home Hanks will be with them Mayo his deputies last Gladys Florence Carter, infant desiring Savings supplied ojEIls- daughter served seats at Moore’s. worth opened Monday. Thursday made a raid on the of Harold and on West End Hattie Carter, died Thurs- application. Correspondence solicited. of B. F. returned club, Bar Harbor, and seized Thursday, Friday and Joy home last epning 1,022 bot- day morning of cholera infantum, aged Saturday, Sept. 7, tlea, of beer. 8 and at Hancock after a short stay in Westbrook. mostly The case will ’be three months and thirteen days. Funeral 9, hali-Klark-Urban in Co. in heard the Ellsworth was held repertoire. Miss Maria Atwood, of Port lane is the municipal court at the church Friday afternoon, C. W. & F. L. next Thursday. Rev. One MASON, guest of Miss Catherine Simonton. J. p. Simonton officiating. The week beginning Monday, Sept. 18, Roland floral at Hancock hall — Capt. Bonsey has taken com- offerings were numerous and beau- The Bennett-Monlton Mrs. Carl Cotton, of Bangor, is tagrueat mand of the schooner tiful. Among the out-of-town Co., in repertoire. Prices 26 and of Mrs. J. S. in EUswortl three-masted, F. H. people 15, 35c. Scribner, Matinee GENERAL INSURANCE. Odiorne, the latest addition to the Ells- present were Clarence Robbins and wife, Saturday. Ibices, 10 and 20c. Miss Kate McDonald is a va- worth Mr. spendig fleet, which arrived in the harbor and Mrs. Springer and Miss and cation of two Angie Wednesday Thursday, Sept. 27 and weeks in Berlin, N. I last i* .She of FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, MAIN STREET. ELLSWORTH. ME. riday. sailed yesterday for Hardison, Franklin, and Thurston 28 Fair of North Ellsworth farmers’club. George Goggins is at home frcti Eoll Sullivan to load stone. Cunningham and wife, of Bluehill. Wednesday, Sept. 28-Coneert under aus- yoke, Mass., for two weeks’ vacatim. j Llewellyn Higgins has returned to Bos- pices t)f Ellsworth W. C. T. U. Mrs. L. F. Miss Erva Mil. ton after a notice:. Giles, tpd week’s visit here. His wife MOUTH OF THE RIVER. Calvin and Kingman are visiting in Etaa. two children, who have the HANCOCK COUNTY. not hut a trifle with spent Mrs. Insurance does cost the summer Henry Jordan visited her Tuesday, at compared Mrs. George B. Harriman, of P>ston,B here, returned with him, also daughter, Sept. 5, Bucksport Center- the without itV Mrs. Mrs. Blanche Fullerton, recently. Meeting of Hancock Pomona value of property insured. Why go visiting her sister, Mrs. F. H. Osgiod. Higgins’sister, Miss Winnie South- grange. ard, who v, ill visit in Mrs. George Fullerton is in Brewer vis- 6 Write or call on Mrs. G. P. Dutton and Miss Lcuise i? Boston. Wednesday, Sept. —Archer reunion at Mrs. C. iting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hall. No. 8 plantation. O. W. Ellsworth. guests of the Emerys at Hancock Point. A. I. Tolman, of Washington, TAPLEY, D. was Mrs. Frank W. C., the guest of Mrs. A. W. Clark Duffy, who has been visiting Saturday, Sept. 9 Butler reunion at Harry Haynes and family moved) Franklin. last week. Mrs. Charles relatives here, has returned to her home in from their Shady Nook cottage to-d. A. Hill, of was a Wednesday and 13 Waterville, guest of the Clarks over Bangor. Thursday. Sept. and D. M. RATT Frank L. Thurber, formerly of this ci, 14-Fair of Eden agricultural COMPANY, Sunday, and Ur. Edith of Mrs. Linda Leach has moved society. Clark, Worces- into the — now of Cleveland, O., is visiting relati \ Saturday, Sept. 16 Tracy reunion at furc water ter, Mass., is now them. house Mrs. supply here. visiting formerly occupied by Almeda Goulds boro. demon. Contractors for Driven and Fourteen teachers took the State and * Arlesian, F. exami- Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday. A. Orcutt and wife are attending ft at Hydraulic nation at the high school in Ellsworth Fri- Miss Alida Smith and brother Sept. 19, 20, 21, BtuehiU Annual fab fair in over Everett, of the Bangor to-day, driving yi Hancock so- day. The examination was of South are county agricultural terday. conducted by Boston, visiting their grand- ciety. Snp. rintcndent-of-Schoois R. E. Mason, of father, William Jones. The who have been Ellsworth. Wednesday, Sept. 27-Agricultural fair Findleys, occupy in| The towns of Bar Harbor The at North Penobscot. WELLS. their all children, grandchildren and great- Nook summer Shady cottage lej Surry and Ellsworth were and represented. grandchildren of Capt. Matthew W. Moon Tuesday Wednesday. Oct. 3 and 4 — in United States. Dry yesterday. Fair of Northern Hancock Anywhere Capt. F. B. Foss and of and wife had a agricultural (Veils Twenty-five years’ ex wife, Gulfport, very pleasant day with so'i'dyat \mhorst. Dee|>t-ned. Mrs. Charles W. Mason has return*! Muss., are them Personal attention to all visiting C. 1. Staples and wife. Aug. 24. A picnic dinner was served. [wrieuce. given from a visit of three weeks in Belfast ai% Upt. Foss was a former sea nork. Heat of references given. captain sail- A pleasant company met at the home of other places. ing from Hancock a&bcrtisfliwnta. county ports. He is Robert Carter Aug. 25, where Mrs. Clifford G. low in the they enjoyed 75 Westminster Royal is visiting h paint business in a shore Office, St., * Gulfport, dinner. In the afternoon there sons, Hoyt and Herman in Sanfoi rhis is his first visit here in Austin, twelve years. were music and games. Those 2792-2 Union. R. and present Telephone Providence, I. Boston. Rev. W. R. were Hunt, of East Orange, N. J. Hiram Haskell and aunt, of Califor- This well was sunk us at N'«rcroaa I)' op ut a If you want some tuteres'tng * by postal Rev. J. M. Adams and wife have r OI me and This Unitarian lia, Llewellyn Broa.’ Stone Yard, Kiiusley Avenue, Provi- reading matter. Please mention this papur when church Higgins wife, Frank turned from a * it dence. K. I. wrung. two-weeks’ sojourn Ellsworth, has, with Mrs. been Smith ana Henry of __ Hunt, Sykes, Dorchester, Swan’s Island. * a pending few weeks at Green lake, Hass.; Mrs. Laura Carter Alexander and eaving Monday. On Mrs. on, of Lynn, Everett James A. Taylor has sold his blacksmii^ Saturday Hunt Mass.; Carter and aught an eight-pound salmon at the I'homas Pinkham and of shop on Water street to Herman Sinclai lake. family, Portland. Someone whom has is of Cherryfield. thirst made crimi- r reckless islly tried to break into the room O. P. Torrence, who has been ill for tl® t the LAKKWOOD. IwISinTqiS™ eourt house in which confiscated past nine weeks, does not seem to improvf iquors are one Fred Maxwell, wife and The season is now at hand. Poes it Interest you ? I stored, night last week, child, of fc wedding a id is now seriously ill. I 'he ^ outside window was Quincy, Mass., are visiting relatives here. over line of Cut Class and China broken, but the 5E If so come in and look my Silver, nise aroused W. L. who has been neighbors and the Howard who a McDonald, spending would-be Rollins, has been “Tea sell low. 1 also have employed which I have just received and will very sieves were ^ Largely his vacation here with his mother, has re^ frightened off. at the Newport house. Bar Harbor, has XT stock of Watches which I mean to sell right away. I>o you want turned to Pitt-burg, Pa. trains on the Mt. Desert returned home to resume his school du- else ? ^ branch were a good trade or will you leave it for someone elayed ties. ^ Seth T. Campbell and family, of Islanr Monday afternoon by a freight reck about a mile ^ Falls, are spending a short time at the north of Nicolin sta- Miss Harriet Fletcher, who has been on. The two rear ears and the Wyman cottage, Contention Cove. the caboose guest of Miss Mary Garland the past Week” 1 the the train left the rails. Robinson, No one was iu- month, has returned to her home in New Optician.| The clouds hid the sun enougl ired and just long little damage was done. The Brunswick, N. J. Although; she stayed this morning to prevent Ellsworth people ick was blocked about five hours. here but a short time, she passed a most enjoying a view of the partial eclipse. ?he corner-stone of the new Methodist enjoyable vacation, and is able to carry ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ who has »rch on back the best of M. Woodward, been spending Hancock street will bo, laid reports of Maine and its at a vacation of three weeks at his home ir Monday afternoon, at 2 o’clock, with people. Ellsworth, returned to Boston Tuesday. f opriate exercises. Presiding Elder IN Hayward, of and other ELLSWORTH FALLS. EXTRA BARGAINS SHOES Henry B. Stock bridge is spending a Orono, kers will be present. There will be Mrs. A. short vacation in Ellsworth, visiting his W. Ellis is entertaining a party ing by the Ellsworth male parents Sidney P. Stockbridge and wife. quartette, of twenty-five iadies and gentlemen at Now at Walsh's hn D. Kearns’! Newman, who has been spend- Camp Ellis, Branch pond, to-day. Just Lyman L. Lord and wife, of Melrose, the month of August at his Shady B. S. Jellison chartered Mass., have been visiting Mr. Lord’s k the launch cottage, will leave for New York Uuth Sale! parents, Capt. S. L. Lord and wife, the past W., Capt. VV. E. Whiting, last Fri- Tuesday. Mr. Newman's mails have Closing-Out week. day, and took a trip to Bar Harbor, re- very heavy during his stay his A week in which we here, turning in the evening. In the party are The three-masted schooner Julia friends at Tammany hall that seeing were Miss Ruddy, of Lynn, Mass.; Miss Frances has been receiving a over- as well supplied with matter. some general reading Wood, of Bangor; Misses Millie and Lura offering you extra on the marine at Curtis’ big hauling railway Lilias Ford, one of the oldest residents Treworgy and Ethel Jellison, of Ellsworth shipyard. tsworth, who has been ill for a N. of trade inducements in our Tea WOOD-SAWINC MACHINES long Falls; Royal Jessup, Brooklyn, N. Y. suffered a turn About 225 the excursion for the worst last Frank Morang, of and A. G. and Horse Powers. Carriages. Harnesses. people enjoyed Lynn, Mass., Oasollne Engines ty, and is now low. His of We are that a Farmer needs. of Nokomis Rebekah lodge to Southwest very son, Jellison, Ellsworth Falls. Department. bounti- Everything 4 E. of and Harbor, last Friday. The sail each way Ford, Boston, daughter, >0. H. of stocked with was delightful. At Southwest Harbor Bradbury, Nashua. N. H., fully Tea; have A “*",u.Tgu Ellsworth. What a delightful world this would be YOUNG DOW, there was a dance in Masonic hall from 12 *ire, having been called on account of to live in if our knew half as a line of tJather’s illness. neighbors big the most pop- well as we do what is good for them. ices will be resumed Sunday at the Sfc&rrtiscmmta. ular and will legational, Unitarian and Methodist brands; give ties. At the Congregational church atbertiBnumtss. a Tea to cjnion service will follow the morn- you your For Cuts, Burns, exactly i’mon. At the Unitarian church Rev. Wounds, Ci F. taste, at a low- Dole, of Jamaica Plain, Mass., Sore or tender feet. Sore, wondrously veaeh. In the evening Mr. Dole will if pat East Lamoine. Eyes, Granulated Eyelids, price, you buy this week. Highway Commissioner Paul D. 35c. 40c. Si visited Ellsworth last Thursday, 45c. n; a brief inspection ot the streets, in Aren’t these ct ai the'tediraiinn of ttn ployed b, the llrKinitiiig Sept. 3. Hapliat .*«eUti0” 0"um*> ao*i Meruorinl IktuMcn a establishing Baptist By REV. S. H. DOYLE. Ita Motto: and church.-, "i?** "Helpful Hopeful luucltlil ftt-CK, Aug. Ji, I jfTV j preaching to * Topic.- Th** j‘bi:n<1ant life. How pr^t It? poor and feeble lift THE died at Me. ^ How it? v»nr»*TaLon WIFE Hampden, at an moettng.) IDEAL Thn purpose* of this column are succinctly advanced The following address was made The „f is a life. It is not sim- motto—It is for the mutual b) family which he wa, , Christianity stated In tbs title and * r K, a. F. remarkable for *»• ply ;t religions creed or a'set of eth- txMictli, anti alms t»» t»e helpful and hopeful. Shapes the Destiny of Men—The Influence of a Olpk (hndage, of Brookline longevity f**r the co«n:«H>n It Is for the corn- -T.ildr nof but the life of Christ in the Being good. Ma«s., at Ibe fcmI laws, a of In- dedication in the burying W.HerRonndj inon use—a public servant, purveyor healthy Woman Cannot Be Overestimated. John ,„)n terchange Seven-eighths of the Blue Hill. communications, and Unsuccess4epM«li largely hill, of granite boulder* in ol a cone or au memory '• 111" «»■•. born sy on the support given It tvs this respect. Com men in this world marry ! jjm lx* but the name of John and Octobers, of the- muntcation* must signed, & woman she is Koundy James Candagc J- Mart horn fi:itTlwtutti acceptance certain because Ann, February m is., writer will not i»e printed except »>y permission. 3. \\ olo:.,.<■«• > cootriae The Christian is Communications will lx- subject to approval or beautifill in their eyes This address, delivered in the forenoon «lt*-r, born June 1„ J.S17 rejection by the editor of the column, but none because she has the ! 4. Mari, born agrln; tie Inward living prin- quali- of was Peters, bom will lx* rejected without good reason. Address Aug. 22, followed by another at th*1' August » ,s,q of h.s life is changed. Christ tes- all communications to ties which inspire admira- AuK,“’u*-lH,rn ciple clambake on the shore of the land taken tifies to this fact when lie "1 am Tiik America*. tion, respect and love. J; n, says, * KiltvorU), Me. There is a in up by Koundy. «. Sarah come that they might have life,” and beauty Abigail, born June more at- 12, Km health which is These two addresses are 7. liorn Caul says, “I aiu crucified with tTirist. full of histori- Reuben, December 4, lyjft THE SCUtPTOK HOT. tractive to men than mere and it Is no longer 1 that live, but cal interest, and it is the intent ion of those l*>™ Chisel In hand stood a sculptor t»oy. regularity of feature. November Christ Ilvctli in me, and the life which a, bloc', before interested to have them in With his marble him; The influence of women printed pam- ». I now live iu thi* flesh 1 live the l»irn by a Caroline, May 21, 1SH And his fact lit up with smile of joy in the form. At the glorious possetutiou phlet burying ground (’apt. There an- no faith of the •km of God, who loved me o’er him. deacenilanu As an angel dream parsed of perfect physical health 0f and Himself for me.” A Chris- the stone ('andage said: Roundy in the male line now gave He carved that dream on yielding upon men and upon the re.id.nu this bcou defined as “one a nor one tian has well With many sharp Incision; civilization of the world We are met here* to-day to jierform a town, by the name of Bound, — hut from whose soul is in living touch and con- ]u Heaven's own light the sculptor shone could never be measured. sacred duty, that of dedicating two granite the female line under oth,’ Christ.” He had caugnt that angel vision. Because of them men have names hi. tact with the Lord Jesus boulder* to the memory of John Koundy descendant. are numerous, attained involves ethics we stand the very heights and of Christianity necessarily .Sculptors of life are w* a* Jaine«* Owdage, pioneer* in the *ct- fTo be. continued i. of ambition; because of and doctrines, but these do not make W uh our liven uucarved before us. tlement of thi* town. them even thrones have tb«* Christian. One is a Christian only tlx* hour whv», at Hod's command. John Waiting been established and de- Koundy died in 17W, and James ATLA NT1C, o*. u* alien he has received the life of Christ Our life dream p-tsses r ; Candair* in 17Wt, both more than a century Merlo on stroyed. Small, [leer i. within and, as a result of tli lx* us carve it, then, the yielding stone. ^ late, viaiiln„ blinself, What a ago, it i* wen, and yet, until now, no With a disappointment, R aunt, Mrs. Kdith in of this new living many sharp ‘ncl-doa. Staple.. coming principle, then, to see thelfair B monumental alone or structure ha* tieen It Heavenly beauty shall i*e our own, young Lumber has arrived for the life of self, of sin and of worldluess wife’s erected to comiiHinorate the Linwood that beauty fading away B fact of. their Joyce', Our lives angel vision. house. Work i. has t>eeu crushed out. before a over progressing fast. — Selected by Alexin. year pauses R earthly existence. But it is a matter of Christianity is not only a life, but au her head! A sickly, half- fi Mrs. Dru.llla who congratulation, however, that even at this Joyce, has had troubla abundant life. “I am come.” says dead-and-alive woman, fi late with her wifi enter date their descendant* have set up knee, the hosp.ui o have life ami HOME. especially when she is B Christ, “that they might these simple stones to their Portland tJhi«i week. Home’s not merely four square walls, the mother of a faintly, B memory, that they might have it more abun- which will Mr. Head Tnough with pictures hung ami gtided; is a to all R doubtless awaken an interest and family, of life existed l efore damper joyous- Bangor. ,„d dantly.** Spiritual w in the of Mi.s Home Is here .iff vtlon Calls— ness in the home, and a B j>eople the town and vicinity to Winchester, of Brookline, came t<> it Mas.., itlt Christ came, but lie give Filled with shrines the|heart has bullde-l' her hu&baud. learn about the men forOott’s Island fora drag upon B something whose week before return- to men and more than dove abundantly they Home' Go watch lit* faithful The cost of a w ife’s con- R Ain. live* they are designed to commemorate. Inff home. ever >sses‘ed it before. “More- *»*eath the heaven a»K»ve us; slant illness is a had p Sailing serious R A* a native of the town and a descendant • I>. Hawes, Fan!, “the law entered H-unC Is where there’s one to love; drain utxm the funds of a | Winchester, Mass., J, s says over*” of both John Koundy and Jam -* Oandagc, the abound, but Home is where there's one to l ive us. household, and too often &U the doc- ■'!>« K, l'inkham*x LUnieU, Somerville, Maw,., and Capt. Fred that offense might Vegetable Vmi}«»und they two of four ! does no nw*‘l * v»*‘U and I feel «n being my great grand- Hall, Kelfast, in yacht — woman, gmbe- Memorial, were in where sin abounded grace did much Home’s not roof and room toring good. merely fn! at I am lo write fathers Perkin* and Oliver I a woman glad and tell vou of (Joseph Parker, the liartmr Saturday The Life and are to endear It. If finds her are 1 night. more abound.” grace It need* something energies my arvt>l«»U' It me of party and that recover))'. brought Castine, Imiug the other two), I esteem stopped at the Island Rest therefore abundant. God has made Home is when*, the heart can bloom, flagging, everything tire*her, he*ltL new life and cottage vitality.” it to be an honor and a be 111 dark shadows under her privilege to Ang. 28. more than for our Wtiers there's some kind lip to cheer appear eyes j s ample provision her is W tt present, here to narrate in outline the his- ! is home with none to meet. sleep disturbed horrible Lydia E. Pink ham's as He has for our What by Vegetable spiritual wants, if she has head- Coin >und of their and to a sketch of I WENT EDEN. None to welcome, none t*» gre*t us? dreams; backache, , did for Mrs. Ainaley it will tory lives, give wants. Life Is more abundant ! ’ jphysicnl aches, bearing-down nervous- do f woman the took in Mr». Home Is sweet, and only sweet, pains, every who is in poor part they advancing the inter- Emily Hahbidge, Btoniugtou, it we need. Grace altnund*. T\’o ness. whites, or [than W here them'a oue w ho loves to meet us! irregularities, despon- hea and ailing. eat and in maintaining the welfare of thi* visiting relatives here. “He that hath the Son she should have It now. Selected dency, take means to build * Its enefita begin when its use begin*. town infant settlement. Mrs. flbath life.” It also extends throughout her system up at once by a tonic with Eanny Morgridge, of Dexter, it It gi es strength and vigor from the Their graves are unknown to u«, and It is life.” Ii more M. ft. Friend*: specific powers, such as K. Pink- visiting tier sister, Mr*. Addie Knowles “eternal Dear Lydia start and w Sterility. ham's surely makes sick women ere probably made upon their own lands, Ithan meets the needs of our spiritual This week Itohall be obliged to offer you Vegetable Compound. well ad robust.* Harah Hadley ha* gone to Winter which was not an uncommon occurrence Har- This for women has | (natures. Through it we can come off a variety column, suggestions, poetry, great remedy Re bor to visit her B. number Lydia E. Pinkhain's Vege- in new but be that as grandparents, p, done more in the way of restoring settlements, it may, jtoore than cun*pierors over ■-in and can recipes and clippings, as, witu the excep- table! out holds the record for Bumner snd wife. health to the women of America than pound this public burying ground is an appro- Wve lives that will be acceptable to tion of the following from Elina, my stock tin* gbatest uumk-rof actual cure** of Ini and Alice all other medicines put together. It is priate place for the erection and mainte- Kay, who have been with Moreover, there Is for of letters from the nieces is running low. wtunas His. This fact is attested to tQod. sufficient the of woman’s health. nance of these Mrs. Florence Kirh the pest season, safeguard thsthousands of rugged stones, symbolic of hate men. None need l»e without life by letters from grate- returned Dear Aunt Madge: we a the d nature and to Hlonington. Following publish, by request, f». which arc on file in the rugg- enduring character there is a lack of life. The v Please 1 make a suggestion for the ikecause may letter from a wife. wjmen of the lives of men Mr*. young Hnkhfcm Merit alone can the they are intended Abigail Mayo, who has spent tbt >li no lack. Christ can save all and column *<>me week. How would It do for each laboratory Mrs. Bessie of fill South 10th produis pitch result*. to commemorate. summer st Surry, returned home lut In all if will noci pt Him of the Inters to scud her favorite quotation, Ainsley jdwell they At the an week. with It? Street, Tacoma, writes : Wo Tien should remember that a cure final meeting held She expert* to the winter faith and consecrate their lives to with perhaps a few lines In connection Wash., April 3, spend tt hy for all diseases it was “Voted that Winter lixrbor. And you, dear Aunt Madg», or tome of the {female actually exist*, 17J7, Benjamin Friend, Him. Dear Mr*. Pink ham:— tnd that cure is sisters, write a llUic article with "Your Favorite Lydia K. Pink hum's John Uoundy and Hamm ! Mom,” ail iroin Aug. 2b. js »• XUtr ill” lilt Mi ui ELMA. 44 Ever sine* mr child wm born T have suf- Vegetable Take no aubsti- Quotation” for Its subject. Compound. Beverly, “be a Committee to provide a of God faith In Christ. .. I as I women ever with utc. through ... fered. hope few have, Filhtir Is Aroused. jglft piece of land for a on the to ox inflammation female wcakuew*. bearing-down burying ground 'fRie Holy Spirit in answer If The is aroused to a all do when have a ttftrkacl»e and wretched headaches It yen have symptoms yon don't Seek, agrve upon the thereof and public knowledge of something youfcan you )«utk», price the curative merit* desire, based upon faith, nderstand write to Mrs. Pink ha in, of that gnat medi- pressed can tell us affected my stoma< b so that I could not eu-1 lay their thereon before the heart. He convicts bit of leisure. Perhaps you proceedings i-uiul tonic, Electric Hitters, for sirlc jghanges the human toy my meals, and half my time was spent yvon, Mass for special advice—it i* it is and how it has •own at their nest meeting for their stomach, liver ami kidneys. Mari II mi'; Is, r new* why your favorite, In bed. 1 ree and ap- ns of sin, enlightens our always helpful. Walters, of Mil St. flair b -eri lo you. Sm«e “favorite quo- prmal and acceptance.” They attended Are., Columbus, our will* and us to accept helpful Ljiua c* rwuuifli ?* f ev*.faoic i-ofrumi O., write*: “For several persuades wkcccos WBCTC Wncrs rail. *<» the months I »»« tations” encourage, some amuse and some duty committed to them, with the Christ as He is freely offered to us in j given up to die. I had fever snd ague, mi selections not neces- result Dial l-'ricnd uR> red to nerves were 1 abound.* *n comfort. These may Benjamin wrecked; could not the gospel. And when life ami sleep, j be 111. €. <8. tl. (Eotnmn. KiTTKKt TO « %KIIIOt'. give the town the piece of land my stomach was so weak, from use- us we are to It to others. “If sarily poetry. comprised less impart in doctors’ drugs, that i could not eat. A friend said to me last week, UI have a The this burying ground. The committee Jesus has found you, tell others the j annual reunion of the Second M ain* Boon after beginning to take Eli* trie editor Invite* wrrwii^* of local uulott so and the tow n on n.*w for cake and when I make {The w reported, May I They need Him. Therefore recipe ivalry ill be held at Camden, 10, 1797, Hitter*. obtained relief, and in a short Story/* of tbe W. C. T. U. In Hancock county, and Friday, "Voted to time 1 was some it I would like for to accept the piece of laud oRcred cured.” UuaraitUed let the life of Christ which is in you of again, you •pt. 15. entirely white rtbbooen generally, to contribute to lid* Mr. st E. U. Moore's She. have some of it, and if you think it all by Benjamin Friend for a Burying drug store; price, so manifest itself that it may touch column reports of meeting* or Item* that will i*e Fire in the Union Square hotel at Houl- have the for (date on thr Neck, and that the selectmen re- right you shall recipe your other of the u the lives of others that they may of luterehl to worker* in part** Friday caused damage to column.” 1 had a word amouiitiug request a deed of t he above < named | laud." reftiifriisontnt*. ceive life and may receive it more Yesterday by county. We would like this to be a live column, ,000. Hucb is the of Ibis telephone that the cake was made and I but It need* some effort on the part of W. uae at Junction was rial stones to 1 was and the too. A w hole making, not our*, and will be what they make fleering burned John ltoundy and James Oan- Prov. there cake, Steam Ps. xvi, 11; xxx, 5; cxxxili, 1-3; Item* and communication* should be Abort. lursday. laws, $3,000. we and Bath Rooms. loaf. 1 w ill tell that it It. dage, which to-day are assembled to laundry :VX you confidentially ▼111. 3238; John 1, 1-4; v, 24-27; *nd arc, of course, subject to approval of "The hlmer A. dedicate. •MO NO was for “Unde I am sure, Brewster, a prominent busi- PA*. WAHIIKK." Gal. 1 really Madge” 40; vi. 47. 48; xiv, 1-8; 11, 20; editor.] es man of was and here is the Dexter, died THU SAME but it delicious, recipe: Thursday night, OP itOl-NDV. All kind, of laundry work done al abort nolle*, John v, Piev. 11. 10. 10-15; ed fifty y ears. He was a flood* called ror and delivered. Potato Car a—Beal yolks ami whites of four member of the is said to he of Norman KKThWJVT HARBOR. sine French origin. ***** **pnraieiy. A*M run *ugar lo yolk*, legislature in 1903. H. B. ESTEY A The first of that name to settle in CO., An Anxtrnllon ldfn. then mid whit*** an*) l»e*t a.l together; Uwa K the Ya I America, WksT KM. Friday evening, Aug. 18, enjoyed f'he steam KK1INIK, KLL8WORTM, ME. cup potato flour with Icupoon t*akin* powder yacht MoiioUa, owned so far as has been was Tbe following suggestion taken from a dara bake at Norwood’s Cove. The by learnrd, Robert, Beat well flavor. Hot ovei* for bakln*. rs. J. J. Borland, of Chicago, a summer who married Deborah the Australian Golden link is in point clams were and Plumb, at Beverly, O K. delicious, everybody pres- lideni of Notice Camden, was destroyed lire io 167s. His will was Pauper whenever, as often happens, tbe Chris ent had a time. Much credit is due by proved in 1716. Those of you who can potato flour jolly ere contracted with the get Wednesday. Tbe loss is $10,000, From that union there wen- Wit of Kits- Han Endeavor topic deals with the who made the several chil- worth lo bad this cake. And it may be George Lurvey arrange- vered HAVINIi support aua .-are lor ui. se *he better*try by insurance. and them m .V heed assistance Happiness of religion, or It may lie ments. dren, among Benjamin, who dnnuir U>e ne*t are rear* that later O. K will have made arrange- are legal rrsidenu of tbe William J. of married of in Kllaworth 1 loebtf Hubstltuted for one of regular top The of Leavitt, Detroit, died Charity -Stone, Beverly, 1722. ail pwrwtiN trust •t'g them ments we can get a )«ckage of it place meeting Friday evening, oo my account. at whereby ednesday, aged From that h ol ro kd too la fes. In order to get every one to look Sept. 1, will be announced later. sixty-four years. He marriage proceeded John, bom plenty aoeotBmodauom from her. rved in care lor them at u*« city taint lw;use. _ the Maine December who Hn the Joy side of Christian service au t Press Supt. I legislature in 1*M, 3, 17J6, married Elizabeth d was a M. I. Ohummii member of the Kea December _ (bounce that the soug service will can (JATHE8 MTNBHUnk. Somerset board lfl, 1747, daughter of llideon and test of the most Joyful songs in the county commissioners six years. Mary (Herrick) Rea, of Salem, horn Some are like the human heart, EASTBROOK. ! persons 1728. suggested by the members, to be The consolidation of the Portland Trust April 13, pook inasmuch as they sprinkle rest and kind- Mrs. Nason Crimmin is visiting relath a season John Koundr with Wood came (Hlilowed by of joyful prayer, their ompany and the Merchants’ National Joseph ness and heart’s ease all through here. from —Dr. LaFranco’s— tell and and ank of Portland was Beverly, Mass., and landed upon the thanksgiving praise, joy- weave a thread announced hut daily tasks. They bright of v each one the Mrs. Arthur Rnbertaon, Franklin, The island at the "Fore Falla" tus testimonies, telling the web i’ednesday. business will be carried April 7,1782, Compound 0ftTJ'Jfc7'“’e of thankful happiness through relatives here last week. and lu his whole Chris- ited n under the name there began the settlement of the Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator. (brightest experience are of the former com- and woof of life's pattern. They tow Superior to Other remedla* add at My!. ;.r; .. tian life. Pass around of A from liar Harbor Saturd astfiiy. n by the erection of two to Cur* slips paper, or parti' spent log houses, KUaraatcad Prlc. *» never too to say a k iud word to do Tlsl* or tfeatajaf busy which their hr mat! Teatluiou.. sad book let f iw. tek which Invite the mem tiers to write and Sunday at Fred Jellison's ramp. The annual they brought fsmiliea the fol- <»■■■ a gentle deed. They may be compelled to I meeting of the Maine Stale UKftin,, ft. 'eiphla, Pn. ■ha most joyful Christian word of The Butler reunion will be held at C board of lowing year. sigh betimes, but amid their sighs are trade will be held at Humford iridch can think with one reason 9. John Rouudy’s family consisted of him- they the cares. Butler’s, Franklin, Sept. Picnic dinr Falla, Thursday and smiles that drive away They Friday, Sept. 21 and w Banking. tor thinking It so. Give two minutes —'• There self, ite, and six daughters, all of whom sunbeams scattered in the trail of Elmer and two will be many prominent find (.lough daughters speak- were Is.rn in lor free expressions as Xj Ljy v. ers Beverly. The children were: flowers where tended the at Etna ! -at the meeting, them every cloud. They gather earopmeeting among being I. born How our joy In service. In face, tone, Fo-eat Commissioner Mary, May 14, 1748, married others see nothing weeds. They pluck week. Wing and Conmiis- touch manner. Give another period bpl Jonathan Clay, December 22, died j w here find Haul 1788, 6% little sprigs of rest others only Dr. Fred Sherard and wife, of W ouer-of-Fublie-Highw-ays D. Sar- » having named some of tin* chief March 12, 1829. Id what your money will earn If Like the human gent. A variety of will be dis- thorns of distress. heart, visited relatives ben* and at Franklii subjects II. Inveat**! In ■hares toys to which we look forward In | Elizabeth, born April 27, 1751, mar- of the make much of the little opportuni- cussed. Christ’s service in this life and the life they cently. riftd. to them. rest that John B. of ties presented They Mrs. Sadie McCollum and cbildrec Gower, Calais, died Aug. •«. III. born H> come. Hannah, August 4, 1753, mar- Ellsworth Loan and they may have strength for others. Tney Deceased was a veteran of the Civil Baildjon Ass’s. K Jonesport, are visiting her parents, Cb war, ried James Candage, jr., April 13, 1775, gather sunshine with which to dissipate; his first service being w ith the 10th Maine The Society of Spiritual Kxerelne. Wilbur and w ife. died May 12,1851. A NEW 8EIMK8 the shadows about them. The grandest volunteers. Afterwards he was transferred Almost everything eise within the A number from Schoodic Fr IV. Charity, bom November 23, of life is to esteem it an grange, to the Firth .Maine 1756, now open, ATlarca, fj each; month!!, church Is for instruction, conception oppor- heavy artillery, lie is married first Mr work of the lin, attended a meeting of Green' Uooding, second John tunity for making others happy. He who survived by a w idow and three payments, $ J per share. but the Christian Endeavor society grange here last Saturday night. children, Candage July ?, 1793, died Dceemlier 15, self is truest to lohn W ., of is most true to|hi» higher rtt. (Stephen, Charles of 1949. stands unique and almost aione upon Grant and w of M., The that shines George ife, Franklii Ihir WHY PAY RENT of service for the race. lamp brightest Harbor, and Mrs. Bose Yates, of \. born the platform training by visited their daughter, Miss Anne, July 1C, 1758, married wh» n you can borrow on the most light to all ab et it. cently Jrand Lake stream. your larger service. It Is the Bociety of the gives who is keeping house for Guy Butler. Samoel Herrick, of Sedgwick. ■harvft, give a flret mortgage and Four reilucc It every month. and not of the the so persons lost their three oth- VI. born Monthly givers getters, Pudding—Two of Miss Delia Wilbur, who has been vj lives, John, August 17, 1781, died payments and Interest Cork cupfuls grated, ers were together the « and will amount to more eiety of spiritual exercise, society green swcwrt corf, 2 cupfuls 1 sweet milk aud ingat Ellsworth, is spending her van injured nearly 100 were in September 28, 1761. but little : Stir all well together, and than you are now tor of doers of the word and not hearers well beaten eggs. at home w ith her Charles \M imminent danger of death in a tire VII- born paying a parents, which Emma, Sept. 24,1782, married *" *tx>ul 10 •caeon with p«p|>er, salt amt tableppoonfa! of Hotel y®irsyou If 1 know about the and w if j. destroyed Msranacook, situated on John of wlH* only. anything melted butter Put into an earthen baking the shore of lake Walker, ilrooksviile. hot oven. Bake until a Msranacook, early Sat- history of the past four and twenty dish In a moderately urday VUI. Kutb, horn at Blue >WN YOUR OWN HOME. light brown. Serve hot. EAST BLtTEHILL. morning. Many guests were forced Hill, April 3 has assure 1 to from died lyears, this Is the idea that jump windows in escaping the 1766, March 11, 1791. Por of REUNION. flames. The particular«Inquire the blessing of Cod, that has multiplied George B. Cousins, matt- of the sch dead art J. H. Marlin, wife IX. John, born at Blue iiKKKY W. CUKHMtK, Sec’y. and child, Boston; Hubert Hill, April 27, First .Safi Bank Bid*, A word or two about the reunion, and was at home from Stoni Boutwell. Mal- *vaat aw that first society sixty-thousand fold, Fiheman, den, Mass. The 1771, married first Molly a. K-tto I'rr-sit lent last week. properly loss is (25,000. Dougherty, April that has sent It Into all the worhl with especially about our kind hostess. All of 13, 1789, by whom he had children. how un- Its message of constant service and us who were there last year know Lewis Perkins who has Insen the 1. Walter, I Kirn SOKKENTO. July 1, 1789, married ■service for all.—Dr. Francis E. Clark ceasingly she planned and w orked for our of Huf us Candage, returned to his h< Abigail McCaslin, May West last 27,1812. In Endeavor World. comfort and Now we expect Hanover, Mass,, Friday. Edgar Jettison and W'ife. who 2. Christian enjoyment. recently Sarah, born April 3, 1792, married and moved into their new to have a good pleasant day this year, N. F. Twining and wife and Mrs. house, opened their Thomas 1, 1S12. d.rnrs last Cartel, July Married, The Society’* Need*. w'e can have our dinner on the or B. Urindle returned from Winterne Friday night.tor a house-warm- piazza second Polly Trussell, March whose had been visit in ing. Quite a number o! 1,1797, Cbrlstian Endeavor Heeds those who. on the grounds more in picnic fashion, no Friday. They relatives and children were Twining and Mrs. Grindle’s mother friends were T ■■ after taken the not have the trouble of present, and a en- having pledge thought she will setting spent very 3. Polly, born 20. Wiite Aug. IK. Sept. 1798; married TO-DAY for our FREE BOOK and will throw their extra for us: we _ joyable evening. The was enter- LET ,fully prayerfully, tables and doing cooking company Thomas Cooper. B. it explains in full the many tained with • advantages this Truat offer* (best efforts Into the prayer meeting can each take what dishes we need, and BIRCH HARBOR. phonograph. Hefreshments 4. Rea, born June Company 29, 1800; died besides ~ were served. August the And all work of the society, unsatisfied wash them when we home, thus sav- Many useful gifts were 1821 get Ira has moved into A. C. 1 11, PER CENT. Kelley brought in the AntII they have done all and more than ing her more trouble. We want her with by company, or sent by 5. born house. those Vtnol, August 6, 1802; died Julv interest Presi- aud we unable to be fcas been promised.—W. F. Ilea. us, and all others that can come, present. May a long 24, 1821. “^2 a little son came to bi and life COMPOUNDED SIX MONTHS dent Fourth New York will all for a line and to August 25, happy be snd their 6. EVERY District, City. hope day help of Lewis theirs, may Irene, bornDecemlwr the home Temple and wifi children and 27, 1801. make a success of the reunion on grandchildren in their de- I Find out the safety and the convenience great M. H. Coombs and wife went to H married of Christian Endeavor. dining years look back and our modern mail deposit method* Friday, Sept. 1. Aunt Madge. .-Saturday to visit the family of remember the Not dreaming but endeavor. happy of their Preble. days childhood st the old 8. Pearly, boru December 30, 1800. -WRITE TO-DAY-— Must the world’s great need; home. had Miss who ha< 9. born November Mot tmp'.lrc fair and futile. Yon wouldn’t know some people Georgia Winslow, John, 9, 1812. the month of August here, will leavi Auff- 3S‘ 10. But swift, entreating deed ever been on earth if didn’t accident- Neighbor. Emeiine, boru March 1816. you for her home in Mail 29, Central day Fitchburg, U. Adorn ram ally run onto their tombstones* Judson, born March 17 Mot prayer ulone of longing. I had 1818. * a running, itching (tore on Trust Company But prayer in action wrought; tuy leg. A bleadsg allfce to young and old, JO tortures, itoan’a John father of Not dreaming, but ndeavor. To Cure a Cokl in Ou« Day Suffered Olniroent took away Roundy, the above- Providence, Rhode island Kitrace of WUd Strawberry. 1 ihe burning and aauied With blosscd fruit t* fraught. Take LAXATIVE BKOMO QUININE Tablet*. ler'u* itching Inetaatiy and quickly. children, was the Hret pastor of the if it tails to coze. loi dlarrtiuaa and t tlT* Jtd and under ■aith H. Kinney In l^ortslana H«mb AII druggists refund money •peclffr dysentery, permanent cure* C. W Lenfcart :he Baptist church at Blue Incorporated operated £. W. Grove’s signature l* on each box. Me. Adel. Hill, 1806-1820, Rhode Island Banking Laws complaint— Hjwllug Green, :hen t settled over the church at Penobscot] FAIR. | !>r .c|,op oan be entered for premiums weighing 1,000, 10C tL jrrtwemii*. BLUEHIMi I in it* class. Second b***t _• (V Exhibitors, when requested by the Best breed intr draft mare and colt, 3 OH THE EXHIBITION Second best 00 PLANS FOB AT secretary or eaperinieudent of de- 2 Best draft 3 00 parurmms, are 10 make ver- colt, three-year-old, MOUNTAIN PAHK. expected Second best 2 00 bal or written statements concerning Beat draft colt, 3 00 their 1 two-year-old, | contributions j refusal to comply Second best, 200 PREMIUM MET AND INFORMATION FOR witii such request may bar the exhibit Beat draft colt, 3 00 ISSUED BY one-year-old, *XHIBITO*8 HANCOCK from premium. Second beat, 2 (X) COUNTY AHRlCtH/TUBAl, Awards will in no case be made CLASS 2. BO<;IKTY. when the exhibit is deemed the (by Beat The judges) to he unworthy of the pre driving stallion, weighing not mium. less than 1,000, threi-year-oldand The annual fair and cat th- ahow of the over. 00 When there is but one |6 |H| competitor Second 3 011 county agricultural will in a the best, Hancock society class, judges may award the Best driving 1 00 first stallion, two-year-old, Food premium, if hut if Second 2 Value be held at Mountain park, Kiuehill, Tues- meritorious, beat, 00 not worthy of the first Best breeding driving mare and 100 Wednesday and Thursday, receiving pre- colt, day, Sept. 19, mium, anu if, in the opinion of the Second bent, 2 00 21. The society has issued its I the animal or article he Third best, l 50 20 and prem- judges, may Beat worthy of the second then driving colt, three-year-old, 3 00 of a Soda ium list and circular of general informa- premium, Second 2 00 Cracker the must award the nest, judges only second Third 1 00 for exhibitors, w hich is printed be- beat, tion premium. Beat driving colt, two-year-old, 3 00 The will take low. manager* every pre- Second beat, 2 00 caution for the safe keeping of ani- Third beat, 1 00 You have heard that some foods furnish The officer* of the society are F. P. Mer- Beat fat, mals and articles after arrival and ar- driving colt, one-year-old, 3 00 other E. L. Sei*ond foods make and still others rill. president; Osgood, vice-presi- rangement for exhibition, but the As- best, 2 00 muscle, are Third best, I 00 tissue dent; M. Hinckley, treasurer; C. 8. Snow- sociation will not he responsible for building and heat Beat matched pair driving horaes, 2 00 forming. men, secretary: W. J. ('reamer, CL A. any loss or that occur. damaged may B« at gent leineti’a driving horse, 2 00 Snow A. V Exhibitors must 'i ou know that most foods Morse, M. j Osgood, W, S. give personal alien Second beat, 1 00 have one or more directors. tion to their animals and and of Hinckley, articles, Cuttle these elements, but do know ; at the close of the fair attend to their Department. you that no removal. (LA. food contains them all in such IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS. Worse, Supt. properly balanced2 The Association offers a liberal re- DIVISION 2. CLASS 3. proportions as a soda n good cracker ? For ay information concerning the ward for the arrest and conviction of _ Beat full blood Shorthorn address the Secretary, S. Snow- any person or person* apprehended in bull, 00 The United States ■fair, Second l»eat, 3 00 Government report shows committing any malicious mischief or man, Kiuehill, Maine. Boat full blood Jersey bull, 5 00 that soda crackers contain removing or purloining any article or Second less water, are richer Entry book for exhibitors will be la*at, 3 00 articles left with the Association for Best full blood 5 00 in the muscle and fat the Ayrshire bull, elements, and have a much open with secretary after Septem- the exhibition or otherwise. Second beat, 3 00 higher per cent of the tissue ber 190-5. No person shall be permitted in the Best full blood Hereford bull, -5 00 building and heat IS, Second judging rings except the In-st, 300 than All entries for the trotting races judges, Beat full blood forming properties any article of food made grooms or persons in charge of the Holstein, 5 00 be on or before Second In'st, 3 00 from flour. must made September officers of the Association and animals, Pedigrees of bulls all to as tho entries for those of required, 15,1905, classes members ihe press. be one or year old over. That is why will positively close on that date at Stock, etc., will be marked with Boat full blood bull calf of each breeu, 2 00 Uneeda Biscuit should tags furnished the des- Second 1 00 form an 11 to. by secretary, l»est, important rwrt of every meal. They p. ignating tije division and number of Beat full blood cow of each breed, 3 00 Entries for the draft contests must Second represent the of and the enure fair beat, 2 00 superlative the soda cracker, all entry, during they Third be made at least one hour before the must be under the l»eat, 100 their goodness and placed entirely Be it full blood heifer calf of each nourishment being brought time for such contest to take control of the officers of the Associa- place. breed, 2 00 from the oven to you in a and must in no case be removed package that is proof Entries for all articles, stock, man- tion, Second best, 1 00 Ivefore the dose of the fair, without Best full blood heifer, against air, moisture and dust—the ufactures, produce, etc., must be made one-year-oli, price being special permission. each breed, 2 00 too small to mention. before 12 ra. Tuesday, September 19, Gambling devices of all kinds, and j Second beat, 1 00 Best full blood and all milk- all selling of upon the grounds, ! heifer, two-year-oki, persons contemplating liquor each 2 00 are and breed, ing an exhibition of any kind are re- Htrietly prohibited, any per- Second beat., 1 00 son any infraction of ihe to notice of such inten- observing Pedigree required. quested give a above rule will confer favor by re Best grade heifer calf, each breed, 2 00 ! tion as as arti- 1 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY early possible, naming porting the same to the secretary or ! Second best? b 1 00 Best cles, etc., to be exhibited, space re- general superintendent at once. grade heifer, oue-year-old, etch breed, 2 00 etc. No intoxicated person or persons quired, Second best, 1 00 shall he allowed upon the grounds, and on the of the Third l»eHt, 75 Promptness part ex- or of any person persons guilty any Best grade eich hibitors will save much conduct shall be immedi heifer, two-year-old, annoyance disorderly breed, 2 00 ami delay, uud will be greatly appre- ateiy expelled therefrom. Second best, 1 00 Authentic of blood stock Best grade each 3 00 ciated by the managers. pedigrees cow, breed, of ail kinds will ho required, which Second l>est, 2 00 No entrance toe will he on charged must !»e (lied with the secretary at Third best, 1 00 j Best, grade Durham 3 00 exhibits of any kind made by resi- time of entry. No animal will heal bull, Second liest, 2 00 Cure a One 1 lowed a unless sound. Cold in dents of Hancock county. A limited premium Best grade Hereford bull, 3 00 Day Second amount of space will He reserved for beat, 2 00 e Best js on Owing to the In k of time and other Jersey bull, 3 00 Laxative Bromo Tablets. r?/ every I exhibitors outside of the county, at Second liest, 200 Qui”iite £ causes, doubtless many articles o' Million bov.-s .old in post 12 months. S'?? reasonable but no will Beat Holstein 3.00 Tti!s ,— |)OX. 25c> I rates, premium value and manufactured and grade bull, S'^MtUTE, intores!, Second 200 -■—■■ww ■■■» be awarded to such exhibits. best, -^namwira-wata—— grown in this county, have been over- Best grnde bull calves, each breed, 200 ETo Plenty of stalls and pens will be looked in the enumeration of tho fol- Second best, too lowing premium list. furnished for horses, cattle, sheep and DIVISION 2. CLASS 4. Inborn he for The American—only COUNTY n»ner«j*l.&ft o*r vc«r It is earnestly hor cd that all per- swine, but exhibitors will no- please sons having such articles of any kind AT CATTLE. the of re- and Best fat (X) tify secretary early space will kindly Oring them in, they yoke cattle, f.' Best peck ( lark’s No. 1, 7' Best cultivated 100 Second Second plate cranberries, ’** best, 1 00 so that accommodations will be awarded for exhibition best, 50 Second 54 quired, ample space host, Second best, 75 Thibet best, 75 Best |*»ir three-year-old steers, 00 Best of he furnished in time. same as listed articles, and if, in the peck Heauty Hebron, 7! Best plate grapes, 75 Best knit bed 1 00 may Second best, : 00 Second spread, opinion of the judges and directors, best, 54 Second best, 35 Second best, 75 A new barn has been erected on the Best jwiir two-year-old steers, : (X) Best k 7! such are entitled to a pet■ Karly Ohio, Third 50 articles pre- Second best, IX) Second Manufacturers* Department. best, which will accommodate 85 be awarded. best, 54 Best crochet bed 1 00 grounds mium, gratuities will Best pair one-year-old steers, : IX) Best New spread, peek Queen, 71 Manufactured in 1905. Second 75 head of stock. Any person having novelties of any Second best, X) Second best, best, 5< Bestafghan, 100 kind that would instructive or Best |>air steer calves, i X) Best 71 OEXKRAL KfOCI.ATION'H. provo peck Delaware, DIVISION H. CLASS 9. Soeond best, 75 a on the Second t>est, X) Second interesting will confer favor best, 5( Best sofa 75 Best yoke oxen raised in X) Best Six Best covered carriage manufactured pillow, AU articles exhibited for premiums Koele'y by presenting them for exhi county, peck Karly Weeks, 7! j Second beHt, 50 Second best, :«> S-cond & ! in |2 00 should bn on the bilion. best, county, Best crochet shawl, 50 grounds Monday Third l**st, 210 BeK 7 Best team 2 (X) TENTING. peck Early Ontario, j wagon, Second Pest, 25 and will be Kcond Best 1 00 eveuiug, Sept. 18, nothing DIVISION 2. CLASS 5. best, 5 ; riding wagon, i Best knit shawl, 50 Best other I Best 2 00 I received later than 12 Parties furnished tenting grounds f»eck any variety, 7 delivery wagon, Second best, 25 m., Tuesday, Best sow with litter of six or more Second best 5 Best 1 free. Good spring watar inside of the sleigh, 00 Best sofa quilt, 75 19. pigs, fOO Best half bushel 7i Best pang, 1 00 -Sept. grounds. Mangel-Wurzel beets, Second best, 50 Second best, .'00 Second Best 1 00 » Entries for articles and stock to be The desires to make best, 31 axe, Best knit s eater, 50 management Best full blood 00 Best half bushel of 71 Best specimen of other 1 00 and will do all boar, beets, edge tools, Second best. 25 made ou Sept. 18, and this one grand picnic, Second 00 Second best. 31 Best set horse or ox 1 00 Monday, posi- best, shoes, each, Best worsted knit trimming, 40 in its to those attending a Best three 00 Best half bushel of Second 50 not later than 12 in., power give breeding sheep, carrots, 71 best, Second best, 20 tively Tuesday, Second (X) Second Best of other blacksmith good time. best, best, 31 sample Best crochet 40 19. Entries should be made Third (X) Best half hushel of work of trimming, Sept. SPORTING EVENTS. best, turnips, 71 iron, 50 Second best, 20 Best three 00 Second Best iron 00 with tlie secretary, 0. S. Snowman, lambs, best, 31 casting, 1 Best knit tidy, 50 The management has made ar- Second 00 Best of 1 0( ; Best of tin or sheet iron Maine. Cattle not best, peck onions, sample Second best, 25 Binebiil, drawing for a ball game each day. Third 50 Second each. 100 rangements best, best, 71 j work, Best crochet tidy, 50 over flve will in town hall each Wil- Best buck of each Best of Best sash and 1 00 premiums, driven miles, Dance night, thoroughbred peck ripe tomatoes, 1 (X doors, each, Second best, 25 00 Second 5( Best hand-made ladies’ 1 00 be entitled to a of five cents son’a orchestra. Lynch’s military breed, best, boots, Best lace trimmed apron, 50 mileage Second 00 Best half dozen heads of (X Best hand-made calf 150 band will furnish music each day. best, cabbage, 1 boots, Second best, 25 distance to be reckoned one Second best 5( Best 1 00 per mile, A will be on the riding harness, Best Mexican w-ork, 50 merry-go-round Poultry Department. Best of Best team 1 00 peck parsnips, 5( harness, Second best, 25 way. grounds each day. Second DIVISION 3. CLASS 6. best, 2f Best toilet set, 50 Stock to be on the 9 a. SUPERINTENDENTS. LTck of Honey, Dairy Products, etc. grounds by DEPARTMENT Best four Rock fowl and largest potatoes, 1 OC Second best, 25 Plymouth F.°st m. the tirst W. J. horses. cock. celery, 5( DIVISION 7. CLASS 10. Best Batten burg lace 75 day. Creamer, trotting t00 Second handkerchief, H. horses and colt*. Second 50 best, 21 Best honev, 00 Second best, 50 Stock will be judged at 9 o’clock on F. Allen, best, Rest fl Best four Brahma fow’l and cauliflower, 5( Second 50 Best drawn work 7J O. A. Morse, cattle, sheep, swine Light Second best, handkerchief, the second day. Each person owning cock, 00 best, 21 Best- not less than 3 3 00 Second be^t, fcj and Best j butter, lbs., pouttrv. Second peck of wheat raised in the Best table 50 stock must be on hind to bring Ids "on’est. best, 50 Second best, 2 00 cover, ()..<>rg-« Per’, drawlrg Rest four Buff Cochin fowl and fX) county, 1 OC Best cheese, 2 00 Second b 'St, 25 animals out in rl cock, Second judges’ g. It. G Lord, su,>«-rlntei dent of exhi- Second M) best, 5C Second 103 Bea* e.-chioLijn of 3nc ncedl: 75 best, Third best, work, of s bi ion li ill. Best four Brown fowl and best, 25 Best loaf brown-bread, 75 S.-cona bear., 50 Specimens agrlou’tural produc Leghorn Rest of G M. t’i Isbur/, superintendent of cock, ^H) peck barley raised in the Second best 35 B. st col]-n.ti jji of drawn work, 50 must bo thoroughly cleaned and in 75 Second agricultural products. Second best, 0 county, Best loaf bread made from flour man* besk, 25 tubs and and have a Best four fowl and ID Second best, 50 ufactured in this 1 00 Best pair drawn wrork 50 boxes, baskets, ADMITTANCE. Wyandotte cock, county, | towels, Second ) Rest peck of oats, 1 OC Second best, 50 Second best, 25 suitable to be numbered by the best, Second place Admittance to park, 35 cents, Chil- Best four Brown Leghorn chicks and best, 75 Best loaf bread, 75 Best collection of doilies, 50 Rent of 00 secretary or superintendent of the de- dren under 12years, 25 cents. Chil- cockerel, 1 peek peas, 1 Second best, 35 Second best, 25 Second Second best, 50 Best of 75 Best Batten burg 50 panneni. dren under 8 years, free. Carriages best. specimen maple sugar, doily, Best four Light Brahma chicks and Rest peck of Deans, each kind, 1 00 Second best, 35 Second best, 25 No two members of the same free. Children under 12 years, free Second 75 Best family cockerel, 1 best, Best collection of preserves, 1 00 embroidered doily, 50 first day. Third 50 Second can enter vegetables, farm crops, Second best, l best, Second best, 50 best, 25 Checks will be given to persons Best four Rock chicks and Rest two dozen ears of corn, each Best collection of 75 Best drawn work 50 canned Plymouth pickles, doily, dairy products, goods, etc., leaving the grounds until 11 o’clock cockerel, 10 kind, 75 Second best, 35 Second best, 25 Second and fruit, in the same class. each day. Second best, 6 best, 50 Best collection of jellies, 75 Best flannel embroidery, 50 four Buff Cochin and Third best, 25 Second best. 35 be on No entrance fee being charged for Best chicks No premiuus will paid except Rest pumpkin, 50 Best Best pillow stock, and manufactures, cockerel, 10 preserved strawberries, 75 shams, 50 articles raised or manufactured, and produce Second 5» Second best, 25 Second 35 Second best, 25 each • xhibltor will be to best, best, required Best four chicks and 75 Best embroidered turn-over 50 animals owned and kept within the his admission tickets the Wyandotte Largest pumpkin, Flowers. collar, purchase cockerel, fl (X Largest squash, 75 Second best, 25 Best drawn limits of Hancock county. same as the general public. Second best, 6< Rest squash, 50 DIVISION 8. CLASS 11. work turn-over collar, 50 Best four chicks and Second 25 Second best, I 25 Judges examining animals and arti- RACES. White-Leghorn best, cockerel, 1 (X Best collection house plants, f 75 Best fancy stock collar, 50 cles are to their Grange Exhibits. Second 50 Second requested report FIRST DAY. Second best, 5( best, best? 25 Best collection cut 50 Best white awards to the before It a. m. Best two Pekin ducks and drake, 1 IX [Jest 00 ; flowers, skirt, 50 secretary 2.30 trot or Purse 8125 00 grange exhibit, |12 Second | class, pace, Second best. 5< Second 8 00 best, 25 Second best, 25 of the second and to him “ 125 00 best, Best day, only, 2.29 Best two Black ducks and 1 (X collection dahlias, 5J ! Best night robe, 50 drake, Grange exhibitors will notify the society Second 25 Second until after the award of premiums is SECOND DAY. Second best, 5( best, best, 25 Best two Mallard ducks and drake, 1 0( what space they desire to occupy by Sep- Best collection asters, 50 Best infant’s dress, 50 published. 2.37 class, trot or pace, Purse 8125 00 Second 25 Second “ Second best, 5C ember 10. best, best, 25 “ “ 00 Best collection Any driver exercising cruelty or 2.24 $125 Best two ducks and 1 0(1 pansies, 50 Best infant’s jacket, 50 Muscovy drake, Fruit Raised Exhibitors. Second Second profanity while driving his team TUIRD DAY. Second best, 5(1 by best, 25 best, 25 using The flowers to be the ex- Best infant’s shall ruled off the Best two turkeys and 1 0C DIVISION 5. CLASS A. grown by sack, 25 be immediately trot or Purse 8200 00 gobler, in 2.18 class, pace, Second best, 7? hibitors one garden or lot." Second best. 15 ground the “ “ “ 00 by judges. 2.27 8125 Best two and 1 (XJ Flest plate Baldwins, 5 specimens, f 60 Best infant’s 50 No who is an exhibitor can geese gander, Oil and Water bonnet, person Second beat. 26 Paintings, Second best, 25 which he Oolt race for 2 and 3 year-olds, 1-2 Second best, 5C act as on the (-lass in •Jest plate Mildings, 50 DIVISION 9. CLASS 12. Best 50 judge mile heats, best 2 in 3; colts to be tatting, exhibits. Agricultural Products. Second best, 25 Second best, 25 in this $40.00. Best of oil 00 or will be owned county. Purse, Jest 60 specimen painting, fl Best slumber No mileage paid U. plate Russets, shoes, 50 premuim The for each class to be di- miai/ury, kjujjl. Second 26 Second best, 50 Second on or unless purse best, best, 25 articles performance DIVISION 4. CLASS 7. Best crayon 1 00 al- vided as follows: 50 per cent, to first, Jest plate Greenings, 50 painting, Best bed chain, 26 adjudged worthy by the judges, Second 50 25 cent, to second, 15 per cent, to Best half acre wheat, sample to be Second best, 25 best, Second best, 15 there be no per Best pencil 1 00 though competition. 10 cent, to fourth. show n at fair, $3 00 Jest plate lien flower, 50 drawing, Best wool blankets, 1 00 will be on articles third, per Second 50 Gratuities paid Second best, 2 00 Second best, 25 best, Second best, 50 manufac- National rules to govern. Hopples Best India ink 1 00 of merit, farm stock and Third best, 100 Jest plate Fameuse or,Snowr 50 work, Best ten yards fulled 1 66 allowed. Second 50 cloth, tures not included in the premium Best half acre of oats, sample to be Second best, 25 best, Second best, 1 o(. Entrance fee, 5 per cent, of purse 2 00 lest Red 60 list, if recommended by the judges shown at fair, plate Astrachan, Domestic Manufacturers. Third best, 50 to nomination and 5 1 00 Second 25 Best and by the directors. accompany per Second best, best, ten yards flannel, 1 00 approved additional from winners. Best half acre of to lest 60 Eliza L. Herrick, Second Premium* will not be paid to exhibi- cent, barley, sample plate Northern.Spy, Supt. best, 75 five or moro to four be shown at 2 00 Second best, 25 Third best. torh until 2 leeekit Ihe. Entries, enter, fair, DIVISION 10. CLASS 13. 50 after fair. Second best, 1 00 lest plate Gravenstein, 50 Best ten of tow* 1 00 not receive to start. yards cloth, If the society should Best half acre of potatoes, to Second best, 25 Best cotton and woolen knit stock- Second Entries ci '« Bept. 15, at 11 p. m. sample best, 50 to to be shown at fair, 2 00 lest King 50 ings, each 25 Best ten woolen mouey enough pay premiums No conditional entries. Tompkins, pair, f yards yarn carpet** exhibitors in full, they will be paid Second best, 1 OU Second best, 25 Second best, 15 »ng, 2 00 Horses distancing the field to have of 1 0»i lest DuchesB of 50 Best woolen knit proportionately according to what the Best peck wheat, plate Oldenburg, gloves and mittens, second best, 1 50 first money Second best, 50 Second best, 25 each pair. 25 Third may receive. only. best, 75 society The to change the programme Best peck of oats, 1 00 lest plate Nod head, 50 Second best, 15 Premiums will be forfeited if not right with Oxen. iB reserved. Second best, 50 Second best, 25 Best braided mat, 75 Drawing Purse $28. called for before January 1, lBUli. Best sheaf of 1 00 lest it0 Second 60 DIVISION 12. Races start at 1 p. m. oats, plate Porter, best, CLASS 15. animal or article entered lor Second best. d* Second 25 Third Every All entries must be made or ad- best, best, 25 Best pair drawing oxen, six feet must be owned the per- Best sheaf of 1 0» teat Yellow 50 Best drawn ten, premium by barley, plate Transparent, rug, 110 to seven feet, fo 00 all dressed to C. S. Snowman, secretary. Second best. 51 Second 25 Second son entering it, or his family, and best, best, 50 Second best, 3 ot- Beat of Rose 7E lest 60 Third products of the farm, dairy, orchard, peck Early potatoes, plate Wealthy, best, 25 Third best, 2 00 LIST. Second 51 Second 25 Best knit garden, house or shop must be en- PREMIUM best, best, rug, 75 Best pair drawing oxen, six feet Best 7: lest 50 Second 50 nine tered the or his Horse ncportment. peck Early Maine, plate Harvey, beBt, and under, 5 or by producer special Second best, 5C Second 25 Best crochet 75 com- best, rug, Second best, 3 01 agent, and must be finished and r. H. Allen, Supt. 71 lest collection of 1 50 Second Best peck Early Vermont, fruit, best, 50 Third best, 2 O' DIVISION 1. CLASS 1. Second 51 Second 1 00 Best ten plete. best, best, yards rag carpeting, 1 50 Entrance fee 6 cent, of and must teat dozen 76 Best per purse All farm and garden products Best draft Btallion, three-year-old Best peck Early Northern, 71 pairs, patchwork quilt, 1 00 per cent, additional to winner. the 51 Second Second have been produced or harvested or over, weighing 1,200 or over $5 00 Second best, best, 36 best, 75 Cattle exhibit second day. 3 00 i Best left cultivated 1 00 Third present and only one exhibit of Second best peck Early Prolific, plate cranberries, best, 50 Sweepstakes, first, «5C year, Second 51 Second 35 Best silk 1 each variety from the same planting Best draft stallion, two-year-old, I best, best, quilt, 50 second, 3 c* M] 15 \ II. A M. nirnniM to xow dOHSIl*. eortfBponDmtf. OBITTAKY. York COI'NTY y Boston A n account of the difficulty getting Business communications should he addressed ••The summer of 1?«J spent t>y Mr Wood !>on thought he five he was mate of a and a few owners of Quixote could to, and all money outer* made payable to Tin and Mr In erecting k»e-h«>uses, felling ship, years good list of entries, as many; have Oar South Brooksville correspondent Koumty made beautiful bird rages and Hancock county Publishing Co., Ella * * * * • later commanded a vessel of hia here t ecs to m«k< u clearing n,id also own, go- good horses dislike to bring then? by toothpicks Worth Maine. reports potatoes rotting and sparrows ,f his brain had not been so full 0f In farming plan* for th** iwraianent settlcm'M ing deep sea voyages. He follow ed the sea boat. jrtc:ts havoc with grain. of chivalry. Moat people would making of the p ace, lo the autun-n Uit y rciurud tu more than thirty-five years. lie had been of the show succeed In point attendance ^om- if .— the winter. in small things they were not Beverly, and there ►pent The next stationed at Eagle Island light about six- with those of the troubled the summer visit- • * fared favorably ambitions. Among distinguished year, 'A. tin/ kifsisbt Uwir iauiUMM liov i! li great teen years. As the crowd was on hand ors now in Hancock county is Hon. • * • usual, largest 'Th«sewere tl**» persons who planted He leaves three children—Mrs. N. C. 1905 AUGUST 1905? the second w hen about 2,500 people George B. McLellan, mayor of Greater the Infant «c»tleni* nt **f th** town "—From the day, — of who • King, Ellsworth; Howard Ball, ia There was the usual num- New York. nddree* of f'npt andoge delire ed ttl Biuehi!! were present. __ h!so in th* lighthouse servioe, and Harold and vendors. Mo. Tn. We. Th Fr. Sa. rm Sept 7. MSG. ber of fakirs | Buck had a little fire in the office of of sport Ball, Bangor. The boxes were all taken and there was As Nicholas Holt, Jonathan the selectmen when of Darling Funeral services were held at Union yesterday, f3,500 a fine of bandaotne on John Peters, Kceki: I display gowns awry and in Benjamin York, Os- t: 1 2 3 i 5! redeemed bonds fl,440 paid coupons 11aitrdaj. | of the show The summer good, Thomas Nathan day colony 31 were burned. Coggin, Parker. Simon ton. of Ellsworth, officiating. was there in full force and the l*etcr Parker and Robert Parker had all grand A has a new tow-boat, several in stand presented a charming spectacle. 10 U 12 Stonington settled Biuehill before the end of the OKCROE Btl.UNCiH MADDOCKS, _8 j a new number of coach stands were and J? _8 J and and sold, new-stores buildings grist year 1765. it is not understood how James an resi- are lobster- George Millings Maddocks, aged many parlies watched the events from the mill, the quarries humming, Candage, who did not come until 1766, can 13 1115 16 17 18 19: dent of North Ellsworth, died suddenly of coaches and other vehicles. ing is good, and she is altogether prosper- tie called, in the same sense that John tops there yesterday afternoon. Mr. Maddocks The Bar Harbor band was in attendance ous and happy. Roundy was, a “founder of the town”. was about his place during the day, appar- on all three and rendered 20 21 22 23 24 25 26; The above-mentioned address contains days splendid It is the notch of the summer at the ently as well as ususl. Soon after noon he music. top the following: “Others followed in 1786. Hancock coast resorts, and with was seised with a fainting spell, and died The horses shown were a fine lot. The 27 28 29 30 31 county and among them was James Candage and j the fir*, of the rod the sum- before a physician rear bed lum. Death events which most the crowd, | tinge golden family, w ho settled on the Neck.” John pleased per- was due heart failure. mer visitors begin to their trunks. to were the running races, of which pack Roundy w as also among the settlers haps, S early Mr. was a MOON PHASES. Each however, is adding to the Maddocks veteran of the there were two or three each afternoon, and year, on the Neck, be with York. rim rt 0:18 Benjamin j f Third l:lt number of those who remain to the Civil war. having served in the 8ixth the of the four-in-hands. The JP / Ao K.m enjoy Jonathan James Cavendish competition Quarter p.ta. U Quarter j Day, [Cand- was A'’e'Tfc rare beauties of a Maine autumn. Maine. He badly wounded in the contest of the four-in-band* for the best EIUSS&10 Ebenerer Hinckley, James and ngej, Day arm. him a He G£& 14 eS::D 30 making cripple. received road team, which took on the last John York being allotted land thereon in place bou»e ?£_ £?j a of because this. on PiBe Here are some interesting summer sta- pension f40 monthly of of the was full of life and 1769. The tablets were erected on the day show, dash, A. < ftirrsr, of The a This week’s edition tistics from Bar Harbor, last year there He leaves widow and a large family of and the of the four teams as Neck Biuehill) to the of spectacle (South memory and American is 2.2.10 were twenty-nine commitments to the sons daughters. were sent at full around the copies. two of these settlers, and as John Roundy they speed county jail from Bar Harbor for drunken- track was well worth seeing. was one of the founders of the town, | ness in and in July. The event of the show came Average for the year of 1904. 2,435 June, twenty-seven “Spec” has evidently been misled into J. O. t A. M, crowning Thislyear’s commitments: June, none; on the last w hen the blue rib- stating that James Candage wt« also one. ! afternoon, AUGUST 1905. none. This year’s record sounds Plana f‘*r state Council to be Held bon winners of the various classes com- WEDNESDAY, 30, July, when the honor belongs to Joseph Wood like that almanac” of | “up-river-political Here Next Week. peted in the championship class for the worm. and John Roundy. ^... Dr. Patten. The eleventh annual session of the State distinction of the best _ A Descendant or Joseph being iadjudged Prarc. Wood. k PR—Between Trroton Kr*»k- of of no C1 The “club idea" w hicb has been council Maine, Junior Order Pnited horse of the show. It is small satisfac- a w-i t* The war between Japan and Ruaaia adopted — V tin. blftck *tlk np«. \\r of to overcome the American will be held in Ells- tion to Maine horsemen that this honor anttahly rewarded by w in various (arts Maipe Mechanics, girtn« U°l"rm*tufh the session* of the State council through the town of Eden, notwwithstand- JPounts. \ in the East has been so and when in a sweeping, stop signalled approaching do n>t until the law use begin Wednesday morning, ing prohibiting the of autos ^' her there so establish- team, nor will he fail to aura of money at Harbor. prestige firmly give necessary Goocwtll council, of haa ar- in the town. The machine was escorted > Ellsworth, MONEY-aAug 25, which owner may t. Pur- that she could afford to do so. MeGOWX FAMILY. assistance in any team, and more ed. passing rang'd for the entertainment of officers by the town fathers and no damage was ina property and paying •charge* a team I P Hrnt.r ai Kllaworth < h*JeU« The termination of the especially containing ladies or and who will arrive done. Falla, happy peace j telegate* Tuesday. Hi .Lynn Mass. Fifth Annual Keynlon Held at North children. But do not condemn the ___ conference is due in no small measure mary Otthe evening of Tuesday there will be The automobile arrived on the James T. Ellsworth. for the acts of a few reckless indifferent to the rare diplomacy and earnest ef- degre work at the council rooms. Wil- Morse and was bound for Sullivan, but Xotuca. The fifth reunion of the McGown family drivers. If th?re is any class that will Xftt'.j.'. 1 liam of the y fort of our own Presiden’. Mr. Roose- T. Sherman council, BluehilL will accommodations on the ferry boat ...%v was held at North Elia-' aid the in that class to Agricultural hall. public bringing worl the first and Morant coun- were not sufficient for HtKKIHiM NOTICE velt. M. Witte, the Russian plenipo- degree, y the big touring car, worth, last Thursday. There were present justice, it is the anto-owner who respects T II KttEBY give notice lhat T ha cil, rf Wr*t Sullivan, will work the Ori- and the chauffeur wanted to drive through “'d“r' to the of the I minor eon. William K. Melto. | tentiary conference, recognized | about sixty direct descendants the rights of the driver of the horse. 1 °f ent* degree. the town on his way to Sullivan. log hit minority I ahaii claim to *ncr this in his telegram the President seven McGown brothers whe came to this Before saying that the auto must wage* nor ne holden for hi go. TV first session of the State council on Fi*at Select man Hunker consented to any of this date MmUt> the result: will town from Dresden. Me., and settled on to think. The a MaXV announcing “History | stop legislature jwssed •• j Wednesday morning will be opened with this under certain conditions which the u: •• a ,k- ascribe to the for the 1 what has since been known as the Mc- law last winter giving autos certain rights you glory peace praer by the State chaplain. The address chauffeur agreed to. Select ms n Hunker Gown ridge at North Ellsworth. All of in the road and their use and M’KI UL NOTICE. I of Portsmouth.” regulating of welcome will be delivered by M. Beck- went on ahead in a carriage, followed raised by not trespass in Onnieuloetf? J*V*’ j these brothers married and families fixing a license fee therefor. Under that i *‘ f j withi vice-councillor of Goodwill council, the auto and accompanied by quite a crowd DO drtuaod protection to life an<* r. l’*”? and all of their children attended school sanction the citizens of the State have al- from the county of Hancock. tb» *** °T and tie Dr. W. Dock- of men and The Bangor News of last Thursday response by George boys. Chief-of-Police Hamor Maine, and lb* Unite-* mates of in district No. 8. ready invested more than a half million Ab'V^Airri*- Dr. J. H. Patten’s ham, 1 Dixfield, State councillor. occupied a seat in the auto next the chauf- M*av C. Fwbts reprinted unique out of Among those present from the dollars for autos, without any abuse of of of Hancock be- Rej rt* the committee on credentials, feur, who drove at a very slow pace, and political map county, State *ere Rev. A. J. McGown, of Am- the conferred them the rights upon by the*SI te secretary,treasurer and in this manner the fore referred to in these and standing journey through the b-rgnt 5'oticra. columns, herst, N. H.; Charles H. Ramade 11 and great majority of them. Would you pass comn ;tee» will then be read. Nomina- limits of the town of Eden was made, and also a likeness of the genial doctor, wife, B. F. Simmons and wife, a law the use of so much NOTICK OK KOHKCLOHt fll; Llewellyn prohibiting tion id elect ion of and no man or officers, appoint- damage to beast was done. '' who is a and wife, Mrs. Lizzie I and value K making hustling campaign Higgins Higgins, property thereby reducing its meat committees will \l'HKHKASK.l«»rd b, standing >* «•*. deal tbs 1th of senator Mrs. Harriet G. of Mass. follow.] *• for the nomination for from Damon, Lynn, materially? Wei will be a Amateur theatricals were Ibbt. and recorded in book 35*1. page V Af ,th9 icaday evening there pub- given at the M*,a*’ A was served at noon, after The auto has come to and it will reaiatr> ol deed*for Hancock count Hancock banquet stay, lic me at Odd Casino in aid county. ing either Fellow* hall or Tuesday evening of the Bar conveyed In mortgage to Louise W which the called on of the be of a ,‘*“c president many ultimately great advantage to the Grant hall. There Harbor the certain pare* 1 of laud situated at Vrmy will be speeches hospital, participant* being ;,ou£“lr'’*1 association for remarks. Letters were in it will be a Hancock county, Mtate of Maine, general public, that great Hi W. L. of members of AMUSEMENT NOTES. by S. Gilcrest, Massachu- j prominent the summer col- and doseri‘>*d *• follows, to wit: V. read from absent ones. It was a beautiful factor in about better roads. bringing aett*. lational councillor; Hon. Z. 1*. ony- Beginning on the coouty road leafT*?* GORTON’S FAMOUS MINSTRELS. day and was thoroughly enjoyed by all Tbe ordinary horse, after seeing an auto a _ Frank in to El swortb at the souther Vc?£Di!j Smitl state councillor, of North Carolina ; of Boen be attraction Tracy’s land; thence nearly Gorton’s Minstrel* will the present. few times, cares no more for it than for a Thursday Sheriff and land of aaid and e itor of the national orgau of the Mayo Deputies Tracy one hundred am" °?“JJJT at Hancock hall Tuesday 5. At a business held in the fore- horse I have this ob- Bhea and fonr roda; thence “*? evening, Sept. meeting carriage. proven by order TA* who Higgins'made a targe seizure of westerly oy lam;*" American, will speak on Tracy rooa. thence The some innova- noon the officers twenty eight neiCf! management promises following association servation. The horses which need to be liquor at the West End which is in- four the I lefits of the order, and by M. club, Silty roda; thence easterly tions in the of the were elected: Francis handled a an and one-half rods to land deeded to staging production, President, McGown; little around auto to become of corporated under the laws of Maine and 57*3* *Gw Beck tb, Ellsw*orth, who will speak H. Graves, thence and the entire is said to be one Mrs. Bessie H. by land of aaid k. company vice-presidents, Hamilton, accustomed to it can find accommodation 4,1 has some fifty members who have lockers. H. on rtue. Liberty, Patriotism'*. Hig- Grave* silty four rods; thence e,****„*«#R of The Carlton Miss Hazel its owner for from of land of aaid Frederick H. Grave* exceptional ability. programme McGown; secretary. by that purpose most rchestra will Each these lockers was searched the tbLl.rt*rn,”J gins' furnish music. by one half rode; tbeuc- sli:‘ contain* all the best features of modern, Howard Mc- and when once southerly McGown; treasurer, Joseph any auto-owner, used to it, officers and found in of them H. Thf meeting will be followed by a ban- | liquor many of said Frederick Graves owe ht)nd4rfd minstrelsy. The company executive committee, Frank R. Mc- are better for use and less liable to snd confiscated. In ninety-four {rods} to the county up-to-date Gown; general the State w all it is said that ir’"’ quett council, at hich Slate1 aaid; thence by said road ia composed of forty clever artists, Gown, Mrs. Tena McGown, Monroe Y. run at of a or • bout ten barrels of seveuteeif **., away sight baby carriage, Vioeaouncillor George R. How of ! .liquors of different half roda to the place of beginninjr are Mardo of ley, ,c°thirh among whom the troupe McGown, William K. McGown, Mrs. load of a or like ki ids were found. ing thirty-flo acre*, more or 1*0 hay,or dog object. w ill as toastmaster. V,*7.,ltl9T* and Sprigdale, preside mortgage deed and the record tfc“,*°f acrobats; Gorton Lee, musical kings; Mary Bates. as me ow ner oi an auto, 1 xeei 1 nave Ta general committee on arrangements ence is made; Welby, Pearl and Fell, comedians and been a r>enefactor to the in And whereas, the foil* wing community Goodwill of Ells- deffr apjitited by council, GOCLDSBOKO. slgninents of said mortg ge navel dancers; the Crescent City sextette; the CHURCH NOTES. horses with as getting acquainted them, woa. consist* of M. 1. Beckwith, Samuel Miss Mildred Hamsdell is Faron trio; grotesque acrobatic come- or two an auto from baa visiting her Louis* w to Gideon every day away E. and Charles M. Epps L I BAPTIST. fapman Brooks. This Mrs. Florence the J?tb day of record: dians; Master Richard Cole, tenor; Cleone {isssed through this section of the State. sister, Young. April. 1901. co i*i it tee has M. Beckwith and 1N>L in boo* 361, page 171. of aaid rt comedienne and and Rev. P. A. A. Kill am, pastor. appointed Pearl Fell, dancer, Many of these people have been accus- Measles are stilt prevalent. Mrs. Minnie (I) Gideon L Joy to Wallace A — P. as 3 service at I Higgins reception committee, and May 25. 1901. and unrecorded. others of ability. At postoffice square Sunday, Sept. Morning tomed to drive in thoroughfares where Whitaker is the latest victim. 10.30. school at 11.45. dales E. Pio and Charles B. Moore as (3) Henry A. Eppa, guardian o Gorton’s band will render a concert of Sunday Evening the auto has been in use so that the to Gideon L long suier committee. Dallas Ashe, who has been for some Eppa Joy dated tfa and service at 7.30. Jour, 1901. and recorded June I! solos, overtures and popular airs, which praise preaching horse no attention to and for that time 15, pays it, ! employed at Sorrento, is at home. SOI. page im of aaid Bible study and praver service at 7.30 registry. will be followed by a street parade by the reason fail to (4; Gideon L. to Wallace A. they probably appreciate B. T. Bowie and of Joy Reserved Friday evening. BLCEHILL. family, Ellsworth, June 13, IKH, recorded June 19. 190! entire company. »eat3 will go the care necessary to be used among horses *!«nt two day* with relatives here last SOL P»gc 4**. of said registry, to al on sale to-morrow at Moore’s store. CONGREGATIONAL. imI Barrott is in drug entirely unfamiliar with it. visiting Brooklin. week. assignments and the records tberro Her. J. H. Adams, pastor. is here made. From personal observation I don't think larles of is the — Newcomb, Lynn, guest Miss And whereas, the condition of sa The Bennett-Moulton Co. in an entirely Sunday, Sept. 3 Morning service at Venia Dyer, who is at work at horses care more for autos than they for- 0 C. Clough and wife. gage has been broken and now remain: new' of will be seen at 10.30. Sermon by pastor. Sacrament of L’harles Bargent’s, and repertoire plays did for the when were Sorrento, spent Sunday unperformed; merly bicycles they r. C. C. Barrett and wife to »t Now therefore 1. the undersigned. Hancock hail, for one week the Lord’s Supper will follow sermon. go Bangor home. She was accompanied Miss beginning a new* thing. Let us be reasonable and by A. Foa*. the assignee of said mortgal 4* \ Inesday to spend two or three at 18. Princess of Patches" Sunday school at 11.45. days [iladys Sargent. n-rt- c »;m a foreclosure <>f said mol Monday, Sept. careful and patient, and cultivate a good t fair. for breach of the condition thereof, au will be the on the Prayer and conference meeting on Fri- Aug. 28. Jen. offering opening night. feeling between the auto driver and the this notice of my intention to foreclo The usual ladies’ limited to at 7.30. I. Misses Abbie same as statute. tickets, 1300, day evening for 1 to see the time when Partridge. Partridge, provided by horseman; hope BASS HARBOR. W will be given out. UNION CONO’L. ELLSWORTH FALL*. a Margaret Hinckley attended the horse A 1.1. AC* A. Fos the frugal farmer will rest his working Prof. Ellsworth. Maine. Aug. 2ft. 1905. Royal N. m w at Bar Harbor. Richard*, of Yale college, with hia Jessup, pastor. horse while he takes his family in bis auto KEITH’S THEATRE, BOSTON. — wife, i* at L. F. Gott's for a Sunday, Sept. 3 Morning service at he few week*. of First of Creditor* \ and drives to town to do his shopping fine summer residence of Mrs. SImIIuic Among the entertainers scheduled for 10.30. school at 11.30. J. 8. Rowe In the District Court of the United Mate* (or Sunday Evening > rin, at the Chase Granite has has been confined to his room after supper in the beautiful part of the works, the District of Hancock the week of Sept. 4, to appear at Keith’s, service at 7.30. the week Maine, county. 1 n named Borderland. past with inflammation of the In matter summer day; or to church of a Sabbath the of ) are May Duryea and W. H. Mortimer, in Friday evening, at 7.30—Prayer meeting. eyes. Pbabl pATBtvrty, In Bankruptcy. morning. B. T. Bow me. 8. Horton nnd of Bar [ the one-act comedy sketch, “the Impos- UNITARIAN. wife, Harbor, Bankrupt. J 0# I the remains of Miss Lina Reese, who is at To tbe creditors of Pearl Patriqui •%«.. ter.” Other entertainers of note are Sailie ught their youngest Urey Rorka, Rer. 8. W. Sutton, and Eden, in the county of Hancock, ar pastor. < id here for burial slipped fell on the shore I'BANKUN, 28, 1906. Sunday. Saturday, trict aforesaid, a .w* Stembler, popular singing comedienne, 3—Service at 10.30 a. Aug. bankrupt: Sunday, Sept. in. receiving several bad cuts and bruise. is that Burns and in their To the Editor of The American: hereby given ‘‘t DeWitt, Torrance, Rev. Charles F. Dole, of Jamaica Plain, >TOTlCEI 18th of August, a. d. li»0 BAPTIST SALE. little day novel and creation, “The Awak- “To be, or not to be” is the auto ques- Frances, daughter of Sidney Wal- Pe.rl Pntrio.ln wu (original Mass., will preach. Sunday school at 11.45 duly * ni, he lace. fell from a bankrupt; aud that tbe first meetir- ,. of one of the best acts of the tion in this aection. To be 6ure, the annual sale by the ladies' Baptist cart, striking a protrud- ening Toys,” a. m. creditors will be held at my office. to the trim little has •le was held in the ing rusty nail whicb *5, kind for the juveniles; Murphy and Fran- East objection bicycle chapel Thursday narrowly missed her street, in Ellsworth. Maine, |n At Lamoine. Sunday, Sept. 3, ser- of otJnV|».w been but that is a different ma- ?rnoon and The eye and made a had cut in her day Beptember. a. d 1906, at cis, coon singers, comedians and dancers; vice at at overcome, evening. rooms were forehead. the iTij? fiSitors the church 7.30 p. m. Rev, afternoon, at which time the »t chine from those the Aug. 28. X. < I Jack Gardner, black-face comedian and Charles F. Dole will ponderous, odorous, ttily decorated, display of potted Y. 'it. u»*y attend, prove their preach. Thursday, __ claim*.JTPAil*»wct that block our uts and cut trustee, examine the singer; Marie Laurent, a vocalist at the palpitating monsters, flowers adding greatly to bankrupt^ SC parody Aug. 31, schoolhouse, Christian such other business as may ifr6P*r,y T. Gorman and country roadways and ruinously so often- attractions of the sale, BURRY. before said in high-class selections; J. Endeavor at 7.45 m. meeting. * u. meeting p. w.u,., West in “A the times. the centre was the an R. E. Urinary and of Estelle Special Meeting”; METHODIST EPISCOPAL. candy booth, wife, Lynn, Maas, Refer.* Bnukruptc,. are if and and their usefulness igon decorated with and ever- visiting relatives here and in Ellsworth, ». 1W).V Alpha trio, hoop-rollers jugglers, Rev. J. P. Simonton, pastor. Granting in various flags Orland. Auitttt en. Mrs. Lula Greene and Mias , Meany and Anderson, comedians, singers Friday, Sept. 1- Prayer service at 7.30. ways, in cities where the streets are broad, Nettie Notice of rir.t Meeting "f had there. Of The will show — does not snake their introduction on y charge the other de- In and dancers. kinetograph Sunday, .Sept. 3 Morning service ai the • 1O0 Reward, • lost. tbe Dlitnct Court ol lb O' and iment-H, Mrs. Helen and Mrs. The readers tbe district of Maine, an entire new' list of comedy interest- 10.30. Sermon the one thoroughfare of the usual country McIntyre ef this pa tier will be pleased to H.|flc<><:11 by pastor. Sunday lesin that ing motion Underlined for the P- had the Mrs. P. there Is at least one dreaded disease '* BaHknfcil- pictures. school at 11.45. at 7.30. town at all desirable, and by no means is j Hinckley aprons; that science OkonoVl' week of 8ept. 4 are Will M. Cressy and Preaching has been able to cure u all it, Wawwovra./'j it a B. Greene, cooked food; Mrs. stage., and that Is Cnuurh. wort h.o I Blanche Trenton—Preaching Sunday at 2.30 p. m necessity. Babeon, Hall's Catarrh To tbe creditor, of *• Wood Dayne. Mrs. Cute Is the only poalllveeure now nnd dl. Mr. Simonton. ren; Lucy Hinckley and Mrs. known ui toe Eden, in tbe °< Hnncock medical Catarrh . oonu»y/ a fraternity being constltu- trict n 8tover, fancy work; Mabelie Babaon tlonal disease, a ufareMid, bnnSrr0>>,: ORLAND. SULLIVAN. requires constltutlonnl trent- Jennie Grindie, box novelties; Mrs. Hall's Catarrh Care Is taken internally of the Eastern Lock and It matters not how smart a man sons acting the blood The property is, Sullivan friends of John Preble, of Mid- mah directly upon and mucous sur’ iTO5,5Jft!f»s«ffi£5sr Sargent, Mrs. U. V. Curtis, Mrs. face# of the system, Sluice Co. in this town was sold at auction day he will bnmp up against another mai thereby destroying tue dletown, Cal., a former resident of this nan Curtis and foundation of the disease, sod young lady waitresses, giving the oa rLnp^^thtb7SP«d^*itors will t>e held otticu, T& Parker of who is just a little smarter. lleol strength the aT nlj»•**> Monday by Bpofford. Buck*port, place, will sympathize with him in the cream and cake. by building up constitution •treet. in We The proceeds were and assisting nature In doing the Bll.worthX1°p tbe lore°! trustee. A. H. of had mock work The n. d « » o'clock In Shaw, Bath, purchased “We chicken soup at oui loss of his house, which was burned at proprietors hare so much In ! September, lw*5- tn'i faith Us curative noon, nt which W» •»•<« credltor. water for and the Fickett house powers that offer One I™'**'- the power fl,&25. boarding to-day.” “I never heart noon Friday, Aug. H. Practically all the 20. they Hundred Dollars for 1 Attend, lift" clnlto*. Appoint n ug. M. case that It falls prore tht/ir, »“•“ ______any to cure. Send for Hot of '■ trnntwct A Wifcham Lumber Co. bought the land of that kind of soup; how is it made?’ furniture was saved from the lower testimonials. eiimine tbe bJnkrapt nnrf floors, i other '“*? properly oome hefotf The 100 acreB of man Address r J bu.lneM.r* for f2,J00. lot comprises “Out of meat scraps, with a feather ii but on the second was seldom has to work overtime to CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O. «*id Wiiliaw E WaiTilto. everything story 'Old bv 75c nieetine.* I oak and each ce a of Druggists, I I Referee in Bnnkrnptcy. timber, principally large pine. portion.” destroyed. There was no insurance. fool himself. Take Ball's Pills fatally for constipation. Ell.worth, 1*» I big game season. Oct. beginning 1, they “Let me set?,” said the minister who was 4 fib mi BflTUTUB. AFFAIRS- can a licence LOCAL get to cover thia season for COUNTY NEWS’ filling out the certificate and had page J.) marriage (Continued from flO additional, or ran a miifitttonal CA>v **t» V*«» *m run 6t jx*vr- they procure li- forgotten the date, “this is the seventh, is eenac both tor covering fJB »t once. There it not?” “No, sir,” snapped the bride, on which is chil- licenses each SOUTH HANCOCK. THE I concert Sept. 28, permit sportsman to with some Bhow of DOE BUS NESS t public ship indignation, “this is COLLEGE home and cru- out of the State to his dren's harvest membership home, ten each of Harvey Phillips and Carl Wooster left only my third, if any one should ask you.” (INCORF 'ORATED.I committee on or sude day. A arrangements woodcock, partridges ducks killed by last week for their places of employment. and will meet sometime himself, or his legal limit of OFFERS VOLT THE RIGHT K INI) OF BUSINESS TRAINING— was appointed, big game. William Coggins, of Winthrop, Mass., BORN. Tags for such are attached Ibis week. shipment to is visiting his brother, W. T. Coggins. til licenses. I,. F. PRACTICAL IN TEACHING / S WELL AS IN RESULTS—AT of a former Oiles, of this city, has Bf, \ I.HDELL —At Surry. Aug to Mr M. U Kimball, Norway, Mrs. of 10. ami been Edgar Young, Everett, Mass., Mrs Fred W Rial'dell. « sou. the Ellsworth is authorized by the State to aell these of high school, has been a MODERATE COST. 9 principal non-resident guest at R. H. Young’s the (joNAltV -At Bluehlll, Aug 2H, to Mr and Mrs College open Sept. 4 in new and Ml*. who is a licenses. larger quarters. in the city. Kimball, past week. Elmer Conary, a son. of J. L. Cook, has been here DUNBAR-At Fast Auk to Our new tells all It daughter W. T. Orland, 31. Mr and prospectus about it. is Free. Ask for a TO-DAY. Coggins is having a piazza added Mr Homer 11 n copy weeks. Mr. Kimball, who is grand Dunbar, daughter. *onic to his house. GUPTILL— At Winter of the of of COUNTY NEWS. llnmor, Aug 22, to Mr chancellor Knights Pythias and Mrs W 1* a sun H. N. Preside! it and F additional County .Vewi, ter other A. Guptlli, DOE, General an offle*al visit to Dona- page* P. Foss and wife, of Needham, Mass., Manager. Maine, will p*y GRAY—At Isle au Haul. July 28, toMrand visited friends here Mrs Clarence F lodge this evening. A supper will be Tuesday. Gray, a son. qua SOUTH HARl>— PENOBSCOT. Mrs. Hiram Merchant COM At Sunahlue (Deer Isle), Aug 18 Y. M. C. A. BUIU)I\( spent Sunday at io Rev and Mr* f, BANGOR, ME. jerved. Edwin K Lombard, a sou! Mias Nan Grindle is at home for a short Green Lake. | George Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Lord and son, who Kdwln.j vacation. PAGE—At H*nc«ek, to been the summer with her Miss Mary Brown, of Portland, is Aug 2, Mr and Mrs tiailwatie mb iuamhom bftvr spending Byron VV Page, a hhi. H. B. Phillips and wife, left this Chester Smith, of Waterville, arrived in spending her vacation at K. C. Smith’s. The Dr. haines Farm parent*, SMITH—At BrooksvHie, Aug. ‘20, to Mr and home in Conn. town Saturday for a short Mr* Edwin .1 a son noon for their Meriden, stay. Misses Edith and Maud Brewster, of Smith, in Ellsworth is .SC* >TT — At Deer will make a short stop at Old Or- Mrs. A. C. Condon and Mrs. Sarah Grin- been Isle. Aug 22. to Mr and Mrs They Bangor, have visiting here the .1 ottered For past 'mlraw Scott, a daughter. | Priscilla Sale chard. They are accompanied to Bangor dle spent the week at Northport. week. He-cu ] of B. At a price greatly below its value. Mrs. George Haynes, Victoria, C., Miss I aura bv Jones, of Brooksville, was Mrs. C. K. Bunker and childaen, who June 1tto«>. The is located about three miles wh« has been visit here for a Commencing place sunt, ing the guest of Miss Jennie last week. have been MARRIED. »ii Wight guests at Mrs. A. E. Wooster’s, BAK 11A from the depot at Ellsworth Falls and weeks. KSOK TO BANbOL few Miss Helen Snow returned to Boston left for their home at Somerville, Masa., Son. I on a well-graded road; and In a desir- H. Grant has sold his cottage at CA RLI8LE—CUNNINGH AM — At Surry. Aug day. able neighborhood. It consists of George Saturday, after her annual vaca- to-day. iH .1 K M j spending by Stipe*, esq |s« Gh* rte *E (Jar- \M AM Point to Mrs. Elisabeth B. Samp- lisle io Morris |AM AMPMPM|PM nearly Hancock tion in town. P. G. Wooster started for his home in Cunningham. boih of Hurry. So vv Hbr 8 .Vi 1*2-1 y » widow of Rear Admiral Sampson. GRAY— DUMl V M At Orland. No K llbr .. ; y o- ill 80 y 7 20 Three Hundred Acres. son. Irvin who has In he Aug 23. by J P | Littlefield, been California, Sunday. Massachusetts 'IDs Seal Hop .. 23,ll .*o 40. has the season spending Haney, esq Florence A Gray to Austin y of Mr*. Sampson npent present will B Bur aor... b CC m ti hi very productive land; the cultivated a week in town, returned to his home in join Mrs. Wooster, who has been Dunham, both of Orland. 1» p c .. 4; and it is a source of Sorrento.0 15. 3 4 land is smooth and free from Point, gratifi- — >. at the Portland MON \GIIAN—8WAN At Shore Acre* La stone; Monday. visiting relatives there. Mr. Wooster's Hancock I* 6 3 10 80 .... 4*26 5 55 .. to the Hancock Point that motne Beach, Aug 30. Rev .1 D will cut more than 150 tons of this cation colony by O'Brien. .. hay Sullivan 110 !f>. 4 *’l .. Miss Gertrude accom- Miss Main!I Mima. a A dredger of the Eastern niece, Coggins, Into, of E.-swurth, to Car Mt 0 5 year ; about 100 acres in will now become permanent member Dredging Co., Uea't F 7 i| 2 1 4 55 9 'ft .. f 3a heavy growth ahe roll J Swan, of B «*ton. | of arrived in to where she will 7 27 I 5 z .. .. wood. Land borders on Mrs. will have a Portland, the bay Saturday, and panied'him Brockton, Waukea*.. 0.|n 57 0 6 43 Green the colony. Bampaon POOLE—WOOSTER— m .. of Bristol Auk 27. by Hancock 7M" ll|3o ... f '. r 4. lake and river. will work at once. meet her sister, Mrs. Edward Kieth. K’*v E S Extra good house, two of made on the begin ..Mhau, Mis* Sadie F Poole, of Franklin tt f 18.5fi7:.16 ‘4 number improvements Io ice house and other Aug. W. Bristol. Harry \1 %S ooHer, of Bar 11 .rnor. i WhhiiV Jc 7 «i II 501 1: large barns, build- and before next season. Some members of Y. P. S. C. E. a 10*35 r7 02 cottage grounds gave 28._ SM KI.L8WII 7 32 ll 57 2 23 3>lc ft ings. Is said to be the best farm in or ALL—BATON —At I»eer Isle, Aug 21, l»y | 28 0 43 7 social at hall R» v .1 A Mis* Ells Falla 7 47 u 48 7 14 near Among the Ellsworth veterans who Bagaduce Friday evening. WEST SULLIVAN. Lawrence, Kthe’ .1 Small to ! J»7|l2to:j.ft ; Ellsworth. Price $4500. Prescott J Nlcolln .. \: |f.. 5 3, AH reported an enjoyable time. Kiuuu, both ol Deer Die. 7f4t) i.tOi f7 27 We will accept a reasonable offer. the annual reunion of the first Green L...... attended Alexander Mattocks and wife and sen ds|l2f2A.8fU6' n 10 7 36 Lake H.... at Miss Addie Littlefield came home 8H6 I2t32i.»fi8 ... t7 48 Shepard * Maine heavy artillery Hampden last from of are Ilfl7 Fuller, Ralph, Albany, N". Y., visiting Mrj DIED. Holden ... n >3 i2t‘*‘. 6 .0. ll .4 r7 W were William B. Portland to her vacation Br June... 8 1 6 <0 Lowell, Mass. week Campbell, Benja- Saturday sf>cnd Mattocks’ parents. 33' 0o! 3 ?« .11 43 8 OP _ with her John Littlefield and wife. B Ex. St.. 8 4f») 07 ftftfi 47:11 35 ’0 8 it I--1-1 '1 min Maddocks, Maurice Downey, Abram parents, BALL—At Bangor. 27, John ; Miss Cora Gordon, who has l>een teach- Aug C..pt Ball, of Baa M C... 8 46 i b 4u o*jt! ll*.. it* 5 8 * ; Alexander and John Hancock, aged 82 year*. 4 mouth-, 1 day. j*3 Sargent, Starkey Mrs. Waldo Kingsbury, of Medtield, at Fort is iPMlpMiAMAMAMPM ing Fairfield, spending her va a- BUNKER-At Portland.I 5 36 7 4' 1 05 all of Company C., and Reuben Mass., and her sister. Miss Vesta Ellsworth, Aug 23, Edward 4 :5 4 15 12 Ik Higgins, Bowden, tion with relatives in town. Bunker, aged 5b years. Ho«t«r .j 9 05 II 0515 301 7 20 7 20 a V* Ellsworth Falls of Co. K. Two N Y F. Jordan, of SargentvJlle, have been spending a few BULDOC—At Harold dally ex Sunday I 7 Oil I Miss Gussie Robertson is in Bar Rucksport, Aug 26, Wll. of Co. C. have died since the last at the of visiting Mam, Infant sou of Mr and Mrs L. w. members days home their uncle, Arthur Joseph BANGOR TO BAR Harbor before a course of Buldoc, aged 7 weeks. HARBOB. ;; reunion Charles W. Jeltison and Lftmuel Grindle. beginning study at Hebron CARTER—At West Ellsworth, Aug 24, Gladys Sundays Smith, both of Ellsworth. academy. Florence, A camping party spent a few days at daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Miss is Carter, aged three 13 Bstn «r*46... 8 00 I0a0 .. .. afternoon at 3.30 Miss Mabel Mary Mattocks at home from month*. days z'J 4.‘ This Mill's pond last week. It was composed of AM PM Bayview, Mass., where she has been visit- HARDY—At North Deer Isle. Aug 21, George of and Carroll J. Potld 1*55 7 00 11 05 00 .. .. Monaghan, Ellsworth, Mrs. Waldo K ingsbury, Miss Vesta Bow- Campbell Hardy, aged 9i years, 1 month, 7 20 ing her brother, William Mattocks. 1 day. AM AM AM PM Fa AM AM JORDAN of are to be married at Miss Nan Miss Helen | r 6 J gwan, Boston, den, Grindle, Snow, Eng 5 03 05 9 80 11 80 3 15 *5 00 z8 25 Iz46 Mrs. V. MARKS-At Bluehlll, Aug Albert T Shore Lamoiue the home of Owen Dunbar and Miss B. Gordon spent Wednesday end ; 27, Marks, BEx 8 5 10i6 10 9 85; 11 34 8 19 5 05 8 80 11 4L* Acres, Beach, wife, Jennie * mon 24 j «g«d years, .h. days, Br Jc .... 6 17 9 UNDERTAKER, Mr*. Edmon Eno. Rev. J. D. Thursday with her Adel^rt 42|. 5 12 8 87.,.. her sister, Irvin Littlefield and Carl Grindle. brother, M \ I)DOCKS -At Hid ’n .... 6 88 02 W’ight, I North Ellsworth, Aug 2t), 10 5 82 8 57 .... of 8t. Catholic in South Gouldsboro. George Billings LkH .... 89 O’Brien, pastor Joseph's Aug. 28. G. Hooper, I Maddocks, aged 70 years. 2 6f44 10f09.f5 f0 04 * months, .0 GrL 52 10 days. ....(6 17 5 47 9 12 .... .! ELLSWORTH. church, will perform the ceremony, which Miss Grace Gordon has returned to Bar j \ PERKINS—At North Nlc’ln-,7f00 10 26. 5 67 19 21 .. NORTH CASTINE. j Penobscot, Aug 23, Har- Ella F witnessed relatives and Harbor ....17 14 10 40!. 6 10 9 .. will be only by after visiting relative's her. voy Perkins, aged 17 years, 1 month, 18 days. |5 j EL 1.816 17 7 20 10 46112 8:? 4 20 6 16 9 41 12 5i immediate friends. A reception will fol- Miss Hattie Littlefield is ill. 28. Mak. STRATTON—At Hancock. Aug Mot. D W very Aug. J 15, Jc fcOlOtW 12 38 4 32 .. .. ry 48 .. Stratton, 45 j-17 I aged years, 5 months, Fr R .... li low. Mr. and Mrs. Swan will leave !.a- Millard Perkins has returned to New j.... 00.30 9 66 .. .. j STINSON—At Han I.11 Stonington, Aug 22, Mrs Rebecca 091.to 39 10 04 .. moine at ft o'clock for a short wedding MANSET. j York. .Stinson, aged 71 years, 0 months, 20 days. 43. 11 13 14 r4 49 6 43 1 »t08 1 13 1804—HEBRON ACADEMY-1905 will be “at home” at 11 MDF6 60 .... 11 20 1 05 « 66 t 50 trip. They Miss Grace Grant is Mrs. J. K. SAWYER-At South Surry. Aug 2.1. Mrs Eme 10 15 1 29 C. M. lx»*ch and wife returned Saturday ! visiting Sull'n-7 3uj. 1 85 5 15 Strathmore Mass., after line L sawyar, of Newton Center. Mass, aged road, Brookline, Robinson. Han P 7 11 40 1 6 40 .. .. The Fall Term of Hebron will from North port. 63 years. 55|.... 2.3 10 85 .. .. Academy open October 1. SriltO (7 151...... 2 05 5 55 7 10 10 50 .... Tuesday, Sept. 12,1905. Nelson of Bar was 3WETT— At Aug Mrs Mrs. Mark C. Devereux is home from a Suminsby, Harbor, Lamoine, 27, Elizabeth Bar II 7 40 ... 12 10 2 00 5 4' *7 40 ll 10 2 86 Gimps tli iough preparations for nil colleges Swett, aged 78 years. 3 months. Seal II 8 and on J. B. Tucker, who for thirty-five years in town 3o;.i 2 50 6 85 .. .. 12 00 S 8t Technical schools. Placed list of ap- two-weeks' visit in Boston. Monday. H WEED—At North Deer N E 8 50 K 10 6 65 .. .. 12 20 roved fitting schools by New has been employed in the Boston Tran- Isle, Aug 22, Gardner 3 England College son of 8 W H .... Certificate Board. Mrs. Clara of is Ezekiel Jackson and wife are receiving i M.riltt, Mrs Elite Weed, aged 1 year, 9*001.i 8 20 7 10 12 bQj 3 5C office, now holding the Merrill, Norrldgewock, j months, 20 All new buildings, steam heated and electric script responsible on the birth of a son. days. visiting at Samuel Dunbar's. congratulations YOUNG—At lighted; pmest and most abundant water and of copy-cutter in the composing- Lamoine, Aug 24. Cnarlotte B, wife Trains leaving Ellsworth 7-16 a m and 6.13 position Of Jesse > sanitary requirements fully met. : Mrs. Vesta Stevens and Miss Jessie oung, agt d M years, ft months. m, and Elli-worth ll room, is in Ellsworth for a few days. Mr. Mrs. Ada Joyce and Miss Goldie Dun- j arriving 56 a m, 9.47 u n Sturtcvant II me for Kiris Is the finest dormi- — ----- i connect with Co bar for Mass. Iceland are visiting their sister, Mrs. =i- Washington Ry. tory to be found iu school or college in New Tucker learned the printing trade over left Saturday Brockton, * Orrin Fernald. Dally. England and et rooms are rented fcr 50c per In the office of Ells- week and steam heal and electric 50c. fifty years ago the Karl Hutchins, of Bucksport, is the a leaves at 9 a m. lights, Marine list. Sundays Baths on each floor. Fine Lunt and of are gymnasium, ball worth Herald, the immediate George wife, Brewer, v predecessor guest of his aunt, Mrs. Augusta l.each. zSundays only. Sundays only stcstnei cage, baths, steam beat and electri c lights. leaves Southwest of Thk American. He worked on Thk spending their honeymoon with Mrs. C. Harbor 2 20 p mjNoriheas $oi.oo will pav all expenses for 12 weeks’ Miss Grace I^each came or D. Saturday Kllnworth Fort. Har 2.30 p in ; Seal Harbor 2.50 p m, to con te in. For catalogue and info niatlon address American under N. K. for about M. Teague, the bride’s mother. met with this .Sawyer from Bucksport to spend the remainder of ARRIVED train. K. W. Sakoknt. Principal. Hebron. Maine. three and then went tfc Boston* He Aug. 29. Mad. fStop on Signal or notice to years, her vacation at home. Wednesday., Aug 23 Conductor. b accompanied here by his sister, Mrs. J F Whitcomb, Smith Salem Tickets for all points South and Mrs. Franklin Farrow, of Brooksville, SOUTH BLUEHILL. Griggs, of Portland, also a former resident SAILED West for sale at the M. * v 25, old sch D Gifford Commencing Monday, May 1, steamer J 1 ha* taken a hand in the investigation of servant with whom I was especially well Morse leaves Bar Harbor hay; has an orchard of 75 thriving OULD8BORO- A uff 23, ar sch Lewis R dally, except Sunday at 1 So p m, for Weal Norti east Harbor. the murder of Miss Mattie at Saturday. He was I net., I ar Harbor Harbor, trees two wells of Hackett, pleased. prompt, remarkably | ^ouiig, Southwest Harbor. Deer (grafted); good water; •>i, s d sch Lewis R Brooklin, Isle, War visited the Mrs. Jennie attended the Clark re- to and took such a ug French, Young, Dark Readtield. He personally Dj’er quick learn, deep Rockland geutvt lie, Harbor and Rockland, connect wood enough to use on place; excellent sues, log with steamer for Boeton. Scene of the murder last week, consulted union Thursday. interest in everything that sometimes, just •ug 2.\ ar sch Grade J, Rockland pasturage; buildings iu fair condition Steamer Catherti e leaves Bluehlll ex !*ith the local authorities and set on foot to amuse I devoted not a little hospKCT Hakhoh — 24 ar sch dally, Eugene Butler of the steamer Sappho, myself, Aug Inez, cept Sundav. at 2 p m, for South Also 1 1 Po land Sid sch K Portlaud Bluehlll, Ston express wagon, buggy, and con- attention to that he Ralph tyrant, Ington, North Haven and systematic work for the arrest was up for a couple of days last week. explaining things 2^, ar tch Maine, Brooklin Rocklaud, connecting Vg with steamer for Boston. meat-cart with refrigerator. of It is not cus- not to understand. A Ag 29, aid schs Inez, the murderer. Miss Smith has returned to East- appeared good Gouldsboro; Maine, Steamer viction Angie Jo mport Juliette leaves Sedgwick dally, ex For further of for the to lake he was. he dis- particulars enquire tomary attorney-general brook to teach the fall term of school at waiter, too, Well, Anally 81 cept Sunday, at -'.30 p m. for Herrick's Landing nington—Aug 2«. ar schs Florence Le South of of appeared. lac E Brooksvllle, Blake’s Point, Eggemoggln G. B. Stuart, personal charge investigations Butler's ridge. Mary Lynch, John M Brown and A ar schs Charles Dlrlgo Rockland, connecting wltn steamer this character before an arrest, though it “Some time later, when on the Europ- i*24, Lullng, Ipawlch. Mabel for Boston. May 31, 1905. Ellsworth. Me. Dr. DeBeck has arrived home. While E G»s, Boston; Horace I* Shares, Stockton, but ean I made a call on a battle- RETURNING kaa done in the Sarah Ware case, station, Jap Klein, Bangor. S1J sch Charlotte W Miller, away he visited Washington, D. C., and N 1 {Attorney-General Hamlin does not in- ship lying in the harbor of Versailles. From Boston a« 5 p m dally, except Sundav. other places of interest. " ir ar schs Winchester From Rockland at fl.30 a m, dally, except Mon- tend that the Hackett ease will be added The captain met us at the gangway and Sullivan—Aug 21, Porcelain and .vce J Cm "tree day. inlays. The Clark reunion was held 24. All to the long list of unsolved murder Aug. escorted us to his cabin. As we were AUiJ arach Harvest Home cargo, except live stock, via the steamers of this Is There were about 100 an Au*8, c.d adi Alice J Crabtree Company, Insured against tire aud up-to-date dental mysteries of Maine, if anything he can do present, find seated he suddenly turned, threw off his marine risk. Thejmost day was faissed. and a over his arm. Domestic Forts. work. Crown and [" ill prevent It. enjoyable hat, whipped napkin F. 8. Sherman, Gen’l Agent, Rockland, Me. Bridge oa* jn—auk »«. «r sen l. u Keniic-k, Boston. j Work. Ether and The G. A. H. picnic of Sept. 1 at Hardi- ‘The captain would drink?’ he said in CALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. .t Gen'l Manager. ! Gas, I rtuhp H. Sheridan council >o. j,ihu, j Sld scl Flora Condon. N Y, Haute 11 Barbour, Boston. Cocaine for Painless Ex- son’s West to be a tone I remembered. do instituted grove, Franklin, promises [Knights of Columbus, will be Aug ar echs Mlneola, Ne- traction. more than an ordinary event. Baseball, ‘Kato?’ I cried, jumping to my feet. Boston; Omaha, kt Ellsworth next Monday. There will he ponae: Julia Baker, do. sld sell Mary Ann croquet grounds and swings are among ‘The same,’ he said bowing. Capt. McCan Vineyard Haven for orders candidates. The first and Bluehlll and Swan’s Island kbout forty-five of the Mikado’s Aug ,sld ach L D Kemlck, Boston Ellsworth, 1 af- the attractions. Kato, navy.” second degrees will be worked in the Aug >, ar sch Giendy Burke, Boston. Ar STEAMBOAT LINE. H. GREELY, at about the hour sch South ternoon a team from Last Tuesday evening, Miruiu, Amboy by degree Eastport, ar sch for and The Happy Mail. Aug Kentucky, Surry. Sld sch Min K. tinder the direction of John R. Roaehe, retiring, heavy tiring clattering coli, Boon AJOSTSt'1- was fond DENTIST. of tin dishes were heard in the direction The late John Hay of telling (Jrand Knight of Eastport council. The Balt ouk -Aug 27, ar sch Stella B Keplan, of Portsmouth. At first it was thought a story of a King who once upon a time Sargent He »m has a for excellent w'ork. Main Street, l'llswortb. reputation — were and that fell into a state of deep melancholy. Court BoaTt A ug 26, ar ach Franconia, Sullivan The third will be worked by a that peace negotiations off, degree City iLand — the commissioners had met for deadly physicians could do nothing for him and Aug 26, passed south, bcIih national officer in the evening, after which Arthur S Woodruff Bangor; Harriet C White- DESK GIVEN AWAY combat in a tin Later it was learned were in despair, when a certain very wise St J Frank •upper will be served. rates have shop. head, dog ton; Seavey. do; Lavolta, with $10 worth of our Special Sullivanfred a N Soaps, that there had been a old-fash- man bethought himself of the well-known Small, Weymouth, S; Cc t*< n on county genuine, 15 Jennie Extracts, Spices, Tea, Coffee, arranged the Washington I.anc, igor; A Stubbs, Hallowed; J Cocoa. Toilet Goods and Stan- serenade in the cure of sleeping in the shirt of a perfectly S SUMMER SCHEDULE. ailroad for Calais, Lubec and Eastport; on ioned neighboring village Lauuptr, Franklin; Wesley Abbott, Ells- dard Groceries. man over night. Bo courtiers were worth, a for N Y Passed east, sell William Steamer PERCY be Maine for of Egypt. happy V., Capt. A. E. Smith. Send at once for our new. big Central railroad Enfield, Mat heat N Y for Booth bay of 200 PREMIUMS. 28. Ch’e’er. dispatched everywhere in search of the Three catalogue and A Aug. Aug 27»aseed south, schs Susan N Pickering Trips Per Week. kngor, Orono Augusta. large Hattie H shirt of a perfectly happy man. Stoning! ; Barbour, Bangor; Sarah HOME SUPPLY CO.. A •umber will be A B do Commencing May 1, steamer will leave Dept. present. One one returned from their albhl, Ellsworth EAST ORLAND. by they Aug biassed south, sch Annie F Monday, Thursday and Saturday at Augusta, Me. l'J GnkSt. Kimball. 7.30 a m for Uaniel coachman for Senator search the vast Bowdotimn- Passed east, schs .1 M 8t *8urry, •South Surry, Bluehlb Doyle, of Booth is fruitless throughout king- Hailow, with Thomas Dorr, bay, visiting George,: for L T (connecting Eastern 8 8 Co at Bluehill for ESTABLISHED 1848. was after- dom. At last one courtier remained Danversport; Whitmore, Rockland and tfale, severely injured Sunday relatives here. only South Ai oy for Stonlngton Boston), *South Bluehill, •North •oon a Brooklln, West Tremont, Bass Harbor (Me by being thrown from carriage out, and he to began to despair of finding Galvkon. Tkx—Aug 26, ski sch WM. Miss Bernice Mason arrived home from Medford, Klnley) and Atlantic. FARROW, l! High and Spruce streets. Mr. Doyle the shirt of a perfectly happy man. It was for Gull;* Sandy Point Wednesday. New Y*K— Aug 25, ar sch Fred B Bela RETURNING. •'as driving a spirited horse, wrhich bau just about twilight and he was riding over no, SAI L.-M AKEIR. auto- Mrs. Mina Parker and son John are the Stoulngtt Leave Atlantic at 6 a m, Tuesday, Dealer in •ever made the of an a green, when he was attracted 6,r sch Helena. Boston Friday Duck, itolt-Kope and all acquaintance village by Aug and Sunday, touching at the same points and kinds of from of John and wife. Aug 2-,f sch L T Whitmore, Sodth Trlimniuga used in making mobile. Turning into High street guests Higgins the careless laughter of a disreputable beg- Amboy connecting at Bluehill with the Eastern S S Co sails. to work with. for Stonliou from Boston. Every thing the horse sight of B. T. A. B. Dunbar and wife visited in North who was stretched full ipruce, caught gar length upon Poktl »-Aug 24. ar sch Hazel Dell, Blue The above schedule also gives a through con- riLSON'S WHARF. ROCKLAND, Ml, i'HvU-’g automobile, which was standing Castine Tuesday and Wednesday. the sward. hill tor HRilngton nection via Eastern S 8 Co from Atlantic, Bass 11 Aug 2 T sch Lillian, Tremont Harbor and West Tremont to Boston front of Mr. Sowle’s house, some dis- “Are a man?” de- Tuesday Mrs. W. D. leach and little son Hoyt you perfectly happy Aug ‘>/sch Louisa Frances, Augusta and Friday, and from Boston Thursday ana Carta. anew horse IptaftBBional away. Turning short, the several the week with her manded the courtier, reining in his horse. Pohts>Ctu—Aug 22, sld sch Adam Saturday. spent days past Bowlby, Connection Is made at Bass Harbor the Mr. “You said the Scltuate (McKln- Tamped wagon, throwing Doyle husband at his bet!” beggar. with steamer cottagefcere. Aug £5,4 ach Penobscot, Belfast 'ey) Clmbrla for Bangor and Bar •ut. He struck on his sjd-- on some rocks, “A thousand crowns for the loan of your Harbor. P. SIMON TON, M. D. Miss Madeline Mosher, of Bangor, left Sale*tug 25, ar ach George Nevlnger, Ban- All three ribs. Raymond, shirt!” freight billed through via Eastern 8 8 Co •reaking Ralph home after a visit of gor to all points to and from Rockland and Boston. • for her Monday, sch Ellen M ho was with was also thrown out, “But I ain’t the Aug 27 Baxter. Bangor for landing PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. him, Miss Mason. got none,” replied beg- for •Flag several days with Bernice VlneyarUtven orders NOTICE—This steamer can be >ut was not The horse ran to the chartered every injured. gar. Havas'®—A ug 25, sld sch D Howard Wednesday for excursions. lift Frederick Smith and wife returned Sat- _ Spear. Capacity pas table, doing little damage. Belfast, Ad New York *engers. Office and Residence (J. M. Hale house), visit to O. W. urday from a Castine, accompanied Vineto Haven—Aug 23, sld schs Fannie TAPLEY, Manager. So. 60 MAIN ME The at and The editor of a country paper received STREET, ELLSWORTH. hunting season is near hand, Dr. Richard M. Jones and wife. and Fay,Wlngton for Middletown, Lavolta, WALTER J. CLARK, Agent, by the “Can tell me what the Jennie A TELEPHONE. t is well for non-residents of the State to query: you Sulllvau f* Y, Stubbs, do for do. Ellsworth. Me. Alamoosook grange is busily preparing weather will be next month?” In Passed fi Mary Augusta, Port Pending for __ ^member the Maine game laws which re- reply T which will held 13. Sullivan Other Garretson, New Y’ork for for the fair be Sept. be wrote: “It is belief that the a tire that take out a hunting licence. my Calais; Ja Beckerman, Boston for Norfola they be F. D. seb L. L. LARRABEE, Among the attractions will Sop- weather next month will be very much Aug 26, ®E©d, Hattie 11 Barbour, Bangor OR. here have been several changes in the for N Y FOR sale; er’s merry-go-round. like The •w relating to these non-resident Il- your subscription.” inquirer Aug 27, #ed, ach Georgletta, Sullivan for At HANCOCK HOUSE STABLE, Sun- N Y DENTIST. euses. law non-res- A buck board party went to Castine wondered for an hour what the editor was Several business Under the present Aug 26, Thelma, N Y for Stonlngton good Horses, new and second- d- them were W. L. Wentworth w hen he to think of 4jBh hand Carriages, Harnesses. Agent for H. A. !its who desire to hunt birds only dur- day. Among driving at, happened Foreign Porta. FIRST Moyer's Fine Carriages. Everything as NATIONAL BANK BLOCK. and Mrs. F. W. Mr. and the w’ord “unsettled.” He sent a repre- *‘g September may take out a license for wife, Wentworth, money St THo*-Aug 26, sch Georgia L Drake, sented or no sale. Terms reasonable. from Kockft, Me and if they desire to remain for the Mrs. Gilkey and Mrs. Pendleton. order the next day. r. H. GOULD. ELLSWORTH, MAINE. StriutliaratnU. * The American ha* *mtjer%bcre at W7 of all who ki ew her and will lie greatly t wl vn NEW remains were taken to New of the 117 past-off re* in Hancock county missed. The If .<4rt**»'>* '* twin »f» »**»€** All the other paver« in the County com- ton Center, Mass., for interment. Funeral bined do not reach so many. Thk Ameri- service* were held Saturday. The family fi ROO KB VILLC. can <« wot the only iw will return this week for a few weeks be- paper printed Ezekiel Howard will Is? taken to the Hancock county, and has never claimed to fore going he me f ir the w inter. insane hospital this week. 6e, but it i* the only paper that can prop Aug. 28. Tramp. Do Your Aug. 2K. Mr*. J. M. North I>cer a Coi xxv all lh* Banking Ellis,of Isle, spent called By erly be paper; CRANBERRY ISLES. Mailj a part of last week at Falrview cottage. rest are merely local paper*. The circula- ---d 3D0trti£ii.umfc tion of The American, barring the Bar Miss Ella Spo fiord, of Boston, ia visit- Mica Genevieve Allen, of New York, has Harbor Record'* summer list, is larger ing her parents here. Since this Hank was established it has never Opened Fairview cottage for the remain- than that of all the her papers printed and leave here der of the season. Mr. Sw iftgiesser family can in Hancock lost a letter sent it U. S. Mail. You free county. to-day for thtir Boston home. by R. K. Hawes, wife and two daughters re- of curren- turned to New York after two Mins Addie Nevells, of Boston, is visit- yourself from the care having surplus Saturday weeks w it b their parents, J. F. Hawes and COUNTY NEWS. ing Mrs. Fannie A. Spurling. on hand an account with us. cy by opening w ife. for additional County News see other page There will be 1 concert in the Uniots- wish to use at N. D. of WARRANTED At time Rev. McGee I)., ineeting bOttW We^MCd*! B%kt any you currency Waters, pastor "CURE Tompkins avenue church, Brooklyn, N. BLUEHILL FALLS. The ladies aid and others have sent out once, we can send it Mail. Insured, by Registered Y., preached a very interesting sermon in Miss Flag, of New York, is visiting at invitations to the members of the Cran- to without tost or risk to the Baptist church yesterday. Airly Beacon. berry dub to come here and be entertained any address, you. of INSTANT next in a tent for the Chester Ashton Perkins, eldest son David Friend has gone to Brockton to Wednesday prei*ared died Au- Occasion. W’illiam N. and Ursula Perkins, BROWN’S visit his son RELIEF Harvey. fe arrived in gust 17, of typhoid ’rr, aged thirty-two B. H. of Deer Boston, Capt. Benjamin H. Spurling Candage, Island, years. Much is felt for the harbor in season to attend the fair. sympathy is home on his vacation. the Has a remarkable record young widow and two little hoys. of He has thus far stocked $12,000 on mack- surcess in all Mrs. Etta Dowe ami son of 28. C. curing stomach Byron, the National Aug. s not The First and trowel as erel. He dm regard prosjieets Bank, troubles, wet! as Knowles, Cal., are home. now as favorable on this coast. coughs, colds ami sore throat. is $50,000. f SOUND. Miss Lottie Emerton, of Bluehill, Capital. EllSWORTH. MAINE. Surplus. $50,000.1 Wr will refund the The Southwest Harbor people held a money for Mrs. D. J. Allen. Norwood It home from Eden. when it fails to cure if used working in hall here last Maynard as show and danev the town directed. Send for free Monroe and Abbott have a num- Mia* IXMT toft to sample Dodge. Wednesday night, at w hirh a large num- Edith M«»ndayJ spend ber of men aud teams at work on the The several weeks in ber was present. Mrs. Elva Stanley day. dedication service* will take visiting Winterport. road. NEWS. Medicine new served refreshments at her new home. COUNTY place next Sunday. Mr. Pierce will at Miss Florence Holland, who has been Norway Co., Norway, Me. n 4«a' \fu »e< othtr of Fall is (tiuniy «, that time assisted several Mrs. Ilosa Briggs, River, The fair and sale under the auspice* of officiate, by visiting here this summer, has returned from other churches. spending a few days with her mother, held st the prominent pastors to W the ladies’ aid and others, LIN. interport. Mrs. BROOK Lucy Candage. Union meeting house* Aug. 18, proved a Capt. Rotiert Ellis Tapley, wife and Mrs. Edwin Northeast Harbor, of last Atwood, Ills of A. E. Farnsworth was in Boston Dole leave Pearl B. Day and wife, Ellsworth, decided succe ss, the proceeds amounting daughter Virginia Saturday and daughter Lucy are spending a week week. for the South. Mrs. will remain at spent a few days last week with Mrs. Day's tof»>32, of which $24.50 was given for the Tapley at the old home. Chilinhood Mrs. D. J. Allen. of to the Clinton V. Waagate returned to bis home Arlington, N. J., for several weeks before sister, debt the church c.\-i«*Htor. Miss Josephine Mao Kent to returned to in East Boston Monday. returning to her home at Norfolk, Va. VV. S. Hinckley and wife, of Bluehill, Rev. Mr. Worcester preached a very in- Boston Friday, accompanied hy her sister, of is la- Capt. Tapley goes direct to Norfolk to re- and Fred Parker, of Ellsworth, spent the teresting sermon in the Union meeting Miss Hilda Duffy, Waldoboro, Mr*. Alfred Higgins, and little son Ken- sume his poaition on the local boam of day Friday at Pond View. horn* Sunday-. Rev. Mr. Worcester spends ding Miss Gertrude !*arker. neth. 1.8. inspectors. Mrs. Frank and son Fred, of his vacations at Sutton Island, and Miss Theo Gilley, of Southwest Harbor, Wiggin Aig.'JR. Tomson. Miss Ruble Higgins, who ha* been Visit- A. Friend and one sermon in the Union is her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Lew’iston, and Harry wife, preaches annually visiting Mayo. ing at Hull's Cove, returned Friday, ac- of were at Pond View farm last house, which is considered a treat Etna, meeting Mrs. J. L. Wei la and Miss Faustina left WEST HANCOCK. companied by Mi**s Ella Sweet, of Hull's week. to us here. for their home in Melrose, Mass., Thurs- Cove, and Min Ethel Pinkham, of East Tikien Smith, who has been working at Mae K. Aug. 28. R. John Brock and wife. Miss __ Holden. day. Bar Harbor, is at home. Brock, Miss Ethel H. Glazier, and Gilbert Messrs. Jones, Mitchell and Raforty, of Aug. 28. II. BARTLETT’S ISLAND. of has been who had been at Pond tieorge Durgan, Bluehill, Hall, of Boston, Boston, are at the Enterprise for a few Miss Vina Ray ha* gone to Ellsworth to visiting at Maria Duggan's. BEAL COVE. View farm, have returned home. weeks. a of school. teach 'erm Mb* Blanch Smith leaves for Boston Miss May Young, of Boston, is visit- Capt. R. G. F. Candage, of Brookline, Miss Della McFarland, of Boston, is Dr. Charles iX-nnia, of Beverly, Mass., ia Ttseadav, where she will be employed ing friend* hen. Mass., is tow n for a few days. He was her W. P. McFarland j M. for a few visiting parents, at Mrs. C. Bartlett’s days. W. K. Butler has work on his H. born here seventy-eight years ago, and the and wife. begun Jerome Knowles and wife, and Mrs. children house in which he was born is still stand- Mrs. Frank Swell and two hois*1 at Butler’s Point. The family i* Knowles’ sister. Mis* Small idge, all of Basil Barretts of Blueh’T, spent a few ing and in good preservation. have returned to their home at Bayside. thereat present. Northeast Harbor, were guest* at LUy days last week in town, the guest of Miss 21. Chi mbs. Dr. T. S. wa* <-ailed here Sunday Mrs. Hattie Til den and la»ke house last week. Aug. Tapley Marion Parker. daughter Evelyn, n to attend Millard Bartlett, w ho is now in of Tenant s Harbor, have been visiting Miss Myra Power* returned Saturday SOMES VILLE. Prof, H. II. Roberta I v the hospital at Bangor. Mr-. Mary K. Butler. from Charleston, w here she attended the of Northfield, visited friend Misses Marcia and Caro Fernald, of Bel- Roberts, Vt., Christian Mrs. Lois Bartlett, who has been visit- Julian S. B. of i» m town, Endeavor Miinnwr school, and in town last week. Heath, Boston, We oMaUn l S at;-’, fast, are visiting their cousin, Miss Ethel also visited promptly ing Mrs. Katie Bartlett the past week, has 4ft:; «n aim* me of several years, calling friends in that locality. Fernald. Miss Harriet McDonnell returned t> j ■■■■■■■■■■■■i returned to her home at Center. •a ialives and frt* mis. The telephone post* for the new line are ■ ^ 1... _J _I 1 l W 1 Bath after the summer • Richmond Somes arrived here Friday Saturday .spending all and the line will be <1 / m ■ *■ 1 I Frank and >«>n, of Bonn rv ilie, Mass.. Moore and McFar- nearly set, in < ■ M k m ■ ■ fty ICay with her sister, Mrs. Bert Anderson. Ralph wife, Irving k from Boston. He is visiting his brother, order Henry w ife and daughter, of Ells- »' d and w ife, Victor R. Smith and Sht r- working this week. The terminus I V m I ■ i I Fl ]' Kay, Mrs. of George Somes, proprietor of the Somes Mias Marion Grant and Carter, •*at W. worth, viiitcd their brother, George Kay. • )i» McFarland weie guests at James J. Harper's place, and connect ion house. Win ter are visiting Mis# G nut's with the main lin* will be at \Ve*t Tni- Iasi Monday. port, 1 McFarland’s Sunday. <' Hend model, sketch or photo of inv* ?. ukt\ wife. rnont. to W. J. is due the ■ Miss Somes and Miss Seafton, who have grandparents, G. 11. Dority and largely Harper <' free report on r*^» nUUlily. I r f.«c taol.f Mrs. Abram Gilpatrick and two daugh- \ party, consisting of Victor R. Smith fact that we an* soon to lie w ithiu “hello" been at the Somes house for the Sterling Free they, of Hopedale, Mass., I j rii*tAiice of the outside world. visiting ters arc visiting at Pretty Marsh for a few nd wife, of Fred Milliketi, Mias sagsr Ella Orono, j past two weeks, return to-day to their home at who has been visiting his parents, | Aug. N. lays bcfor« returning to their o Evelyn Butler, Mrs. Margaret Sawyer, 28_ home in South Boston. and w went home Saturday i trade-marks^ j ife, Northeast Harbor. Freethey nd W. K. r and w returned Spring* ife, WKHT GOl LD8BORO. Hollis has returned to this Mr. Bowden, of Hindi ill, w ho rented H ^ his a Hysom place A parl> of about twenty-five from IA- week from w*e**k‘s outing at Branch from N. where for the B. blacksmith a few month Miss Mildred Noyes spent Saturday Newark, J., past tmiine landed at the steamboat wharf Sat- Hooper's shop i ’ond. three months he has found in to a business in tow its night with Miss Nettie Smith at South employment j irday and had a picnic dinner, after ago open up n, Aug. 27. Sr MAC. the business. moved bar., home. toultlsbom. plumbing which they sailed around the island. SOFT! I BROOKSVILLE. Master Richard a lad of about Mrs. Goodw and Miss Flossie Good Mi*s Carrie Butterfield, w ho has been Allen, j Judge luring and wife have returned to illy, went down river a few of who have le-ci The lAtiiame is loaded with wood for risiting Mr*. E. H. Shaw, rvturmd to her eight years, fishing heir home at Pride’s Crossing, Mass willy, Arlington, Mass., | nome in since with his “chum” Mr. Ellis. friends at the Earle r»- * toekport. Bangor Saturday. days While here they eut^rtained Bishop Law visiting cottage, j Master Richard was “high line” on this turned home Mr*. Levi Franks t* relatives in Mr*. Lydia Shaw, who has been relict and party, of Bar Harbor, and Hon. Thursday. visiting spend- as he drew into his boat a fish I J Is a few with her re- occasion, sotb Lowe, of Northeast Harbor. Edward Griffen, W. H. Ford, W. K. worth. ng days daughter, weighing five pounds, ten and one-half urned to her home Sunday. Tibbetts, John Tibbetts, Alfred Joyce Mr*. M. A. Blake, of (Jape Rosier, is Key West ounces to tell the was which, truth, nearly MARLBORO. and James Jones have gone to Vermont to isiting relatives here. Rev. 8. R. Maxwell, who ha* been; as as the fisherman himself. large work in a corn ^reaching here the li ft Mon- Rosa Hodgkins spent-last week with her factory. Capt. Fred Gray, in the Elba Perkins, past summer, held their for The United Church Workers on r lay New Hampshire for a short % act- lister, Mrs. Edgar 8trout, in Ellsworth. J. P. McDonnell, who is employed p ports fish very scarce. rival mid-summer fair at the ion before hi* studies. library building steamer J. T. «. in town resuming Melvin and Homer Wilbur spent last Morse, spent day The schooner ( umbcrland is and of last week. It loading 38. Thursday Friday last week to see his brother, O. ,J. Me Don- Aug. L. Best week w ith friends in Otis, Lakewood and j eving for M. l>. Chat to. _ lOc. CIGAR from of was a great success every point Has tern on Green Lake. nell, who is ill with typhoid fever. the market U year*. P ^ ^clkr It looks like “the same old BE DG WICK. — view. The proceeds were $150, w hich will town house’’ sales constantly iocreawi.j? of Milli- Mr. and Mrs. of South Framing- ( ext be used for church This shows Harry Bragdon and children, Strout, March. Mis* l^ouiae Anderson is home from repairs. The? have are his Mrs. War- ham. Mass., who have been in town fora WHY? MERIT what a band of ladies can do w hen they nocket, visiting mother, A few tinker mackerel were caught in Massachusetts for a visit to her parent*. ren Grover. week, left on the steamer Thursday night. BEST DEALERS EVERY W HERE set out united in spirit and purpose. The , >ets at Buck * Harbor last week. Schooner Ella M. Stover has finished Mrs. Strout was Miss GKO. 8. 11 Attic Is a are B. and have formerly Lucy CO. question now asked is: “What the Rev. A. Lorrimer family The schooners louisa oadmg jsiving and sailed for New York. Powers, of this Frances, W. O. DistributorsIt...ton. Msh. to do that we see dosed their summer here and re- place. gentlemen going may cottage fettleton and Lizsie J. Clark all sailed for Aug. 28. I’KB Frxme. Mr*. Joshua Butler, of Long Island, N. their w’orth in this good work?” turned to Bangor. 'ortland with gravel Wednesday. k’., w ill leave for home to-day. She will Advertisers. Publishers and Printers. Aug. 22. J. Mrs. Small and son of Amy Clyde, Prof. Knight is making extensive re- :»e accompan icd by her two sous. Douglass, who have been her WEST BROOKSV1LLE. I TIME and Mount*inville, visiting si irs on hi* E. he ha* had his w CAl/C CAPE ROSIER. cottage. C. Mason and A. elder, naphtha launch ilh » C. Mrs. Bertha have returned Mrs. James II. Revere- MONEY MV .tivo sister, Harvey, Varnum, pt V. Gray are doing the work. V. B. Black has a full house-about fifty home. Ma-- is visiting relatives here. Bcoullnr Capt. George W. Gray, in the Emilia Dltappearaare. Challen’s Record Books guests. H. J. Lb Hun of Mrs. Agnes Stanley and her daughter. Schooner Phineas Gay, captail ; took van, Butlerviile, O., laid ieile, a Urge par;y of excuriini’sts Lh; HolMtcrlpMoP !t«sror.|t AdeertU. r'. Rr^ort. Jordan is relatives w have been the Frank sailed for Boston last wea peculiar rtisappearaure of his painful Eugene visiting here, Miss Maud, ho spending Perkins, o thj B.irut Coat Advcrti-lng lUcord. Job Printer'* teem ; fating grounds. i/mptoms of indigestion and biliousness Cnrr Kw-'fil coming from Sargentville. summer w ith her parents, Nahum Hodg- lumber loaded. Auj.28. C, [oDr. King s New Lite Bills. He says: Kutat, print* *t »ml imliteii l^r estry ! Rev. Clifton Gray and wife are spending kins and w ife, have returned to Waltham, Miss Kate Tapley left last w?c!i fr ‘They an a perfect remedy for dizziness, and iyIpww** Hrdcrlirilve rlrrijim awl prt# j tour stomach, Hat on a indication Pui»H»heo l«v a vacation here with relatives. Mass. North Anson, where she will teach vk EAST S’JRBY. headache, const ipai ion, *tc.” Guaranteed at E. G. Moore's drug K. A. A W. K. CHILD, The fair held at the Union was a John H. and wife are grammar school. E. E. chapel Douglass receiving Swett baa returned from Holden, •tore, price 25c. 14 DOVK-R STKKKT. SM< TOSS. of a success. Castine ladies assisted. The pro- congratulations on the arrival little W. M. Tapley, of Rockland, passed 9A- rhere he has been employed several ceeds were ffio. son, born Aug. 22; also Rexford Hodgkins day with hi9 mother, Mrs. Georg* H. Tjf>- reeks. and wife, who have a little daughter, born at “Brooksid* ’. Dr. G. A. Waterman, of Boston, and his ley, Mrs. Marguerite Wasgatt, Rockland, is Aug. 28. 1 mother are guests at Undercliff for the Captain Jerome P. Tapley, who Bufffed isiting her brother, Joseph Gray. She 28. Ark. do Clarions Succeed? second Aug. heat two .ttcuded Why time this year. from excessive we<-kn ago, isjbw the Gray reunion at Sedgwick able to be about his farm. ast week. The correspondent last week visited BLl'EHILL FALLS. Because they are made so John Bell’s flower and Mrs. A. P. of whrgias The events of this gardens brought Stuart Conary is on the tick list. Tapley, Bangor, week socially will be thoroughly that they cannot fail. away bunches of beautiful flowers pre- been visiting her daughter, Mrs. II D Sunday school picnic and the annual B. A. Gray is working at the Point. 1 No measures in the sented a.i old Mr. Bell. At his I I eunion halfway by friend, (kites, returned home Saturday. of Tilt: Amkhican's m. B. family of were rows of Capl. Hugh Da flee has been at home 1 t the making Clarions. place gorgeous nasturtiums (.'apt. W. D. Gates arrived last Wyman cottage Friday, Sept. 1. for a short visit. |*ek and asters, beds of salvia, a variety of Planning, material, workman- from New Orleans, having l*cen lied Recent visitors at Joseph Gray's were sweet finer than ever seen here, Lizzie Conary is a tew weeks must be the best alysium spending here by the illness of his daughter B« ice. plrs. Almira Keiliher, Mrs. Fred L. Mason ship possible pinks, sweet peas, jmnsics, phlox, stock, at the village. 1 nd to pass our Schooner Robert Pettis, Captain V11- son, Ellsworth; Mrs. Hattie Wing, rigid inspection. some of the and finest aggers turn, largest Mrs. Perkins, of Lowell, is visiting her ^ .you. Mrs. Maria in must liam Perkins, discharged a general irgo Mass.; L. Gray, North f Results received use ^ white, creamy white zinnias ever seeu, Alvin Friend. ^ His w father, at Wasson's wharf last week for loca ner- orth. be in with our reputa- white keeping great pure chrysanthemum asters, B. H. and wife left for Boston of Candage chants. John Clark, of Bar Harbor, and his two tion which is the backbone and the tail “golden glow”, which is re- Friday. Their daughter will go later. Edwin wife and liza- aughlers were guests of Seth our business. lated to the sunflower, and many others. Ervin, daughter Cainpliell A. J. Conary, of Portland, is spending a beth and Mrs. Elizabeth En a Aug. 28. A party from Bangor is camping at the Brookline, Mass. Mrs. Candage will stay broken bottle cutting his hip quite ndly. WOOD a Me. DEER ISLE. esTA.«ii?"tu BISHOP CO., Bangor. “end of the Neck”. tw o weeks longer. Dr. Farrow dreaaed the wound. Miss Merle Small is Mr. and Mrs. Dollard, of West Ells- Tug Mary J. Finn, of Portland w*aed visiting relatives at ORLAND. .tlantic. Sold by J. V MoT worth, have been visiting at W. D. up the Bagaduc* Saturday, to rig a ELDR1IHJE, Ellsworth, Brown has arrived from Mrs. Trew orgy’s. Dr. Livermore dredger and scows. Work will l com- Parker Greenlaw snd two children, and is Dr. Croxford’s on c f Melrose, are Edward Brady and Herman Scammon, Falls, occupying menced at Penobscot the govt ment ! visiting friends in town. s house. contract at once. A plumbers from Ellsworth, are working musical concert was given by Ihe ^ A of the of Rev. * a miner at Mr. Stewart's, fitting up a bath room party consisting family Rev. W. IT. Pierce, of C&atine, p iched people at the First Congrega- H. D. with their also 1 onal church and putting water through the house. French, guests, at the Union church, t ape Rosie Hun- Sunday evening. SbM “Follow the Flag’' The to return to New York Misses Abbieaud Gertrude Buck, went to j family expects The beautiful steam yacht Tuscarova, of to Great mountain on a soon. Monday picnic. £t)t>crt iscumits. J ew York, commanded by Capt. Charles Jvlttw Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and This community was saddened by the There will lx* an entertainment by the mall, of this town, was in this harbor |; » — :.i Omaha, making direct connections for Texas, of Mrs. wife of C. H. Saw- Eastern Star at the towu hall Aug. 30, unday. y death Sawyer, \ Mexico, Colorado, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and mother of Mrs. S. W. consisting of dialogues, tableaux, music j yer Wilder, liev. John Lawrence, pastor of the First which occurred last week after a long and and recitations. Ice-cream and cake will ~CONTmU eugrtgatioual church, sent in his re- be served. painful illness. Much sympathy is felt guation this week. Mr. Lawrence Those who are gaining f f];h ! has for the bereaved wTho are Emerson and of * family, regarded Guy wife, Boston, and and strength by regular tr > ipplied this pulpit three years, and dur- Vestibuled ment with Portland as friends, rather than as summer visitors, Mrs. Sophia T. Emerson, of Hastings-on j- ig that time has made friends. many Trains Tacoma and intermediate by the people. Mrs. Sawyer, during tike the-Hudson, N. Y., have returned to their Daily Seattle, all points. | Scott’s Emulsion The ladies’ aid held it* annual at their society summer seasons spent residence homes after a visit at their summer res- tir at the * should continue the treatn *t town hall and Wed- Tourist Cars for Chicago (berth, with Tourist Cars for all points the and Tuesday *t.75>, connecting here, has gained good will respect idence here. In hot weather; smaller « le n west, leave Boston on famous "Continental Limited” Tuesday*. 'Bday. A large lot of as and a little cool milk with I II fancy articles, Thursdays and at with same tram 22. * Saturdays, connecting Rotterdam Junction | Aug. G. do >n ell as those _ away with any obie< more was on from New same A Om»rs.ntM!«l Cure for Piles. useful, sale, York, days. j which Is attached to >- A j fatty fine dinner and were Chair Car* Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile** VERONA. ducts hea d supper served. A Reclining Seal* FREE). j \ Itching, during the | of Drugrls<» refund money If PAEO OfNTMPVT season. « rama was Privilege stopping 011 10 Day* at Niagara Falls- Verona grange entertained from given Wednesday night. I fails tocure any case, no matter of bow long patrons I Send for free sample. V fbole ftrranaw ,S/W1Wm rBmlhHmm TntriUCarBrrtJu. C«.'".h. .r, 14 First East SCOT1 & ^proceeds, f362, which will go St. *»" standing. In «to days. application gives Orland, Orland, Penobscot, Castine, BOWNfc, Chemise tl iw srd J I) s«w*TB. *.x r.s.. i» Waddasfc-a the C. H. H^.r < | ease and rest, fc If your druggist hasn’t it 4©9-4«5 Pearl Sereet, New rk. J furnishing ladies' aid rooms in LATTA, a 13U» A hewiautSta Phil*. J » BA&BT.Toartst Aigt., 178 WsAhms* | Dedham, North and le new J send Me In stamps and it will »** forwarded Bucksport, Orrington joe. and |u»j all druggwta. chapel building. Medicine Co ,St. Louis Mo. Last at clam postpaid by Paris Bangor Wednesday, fa bake. Ang. 28. B. COUNT » NEWS, lery. Deceased was married three times. COUNTY NEWS, ELLSWORTH MARKETS. NORTH LAMOINE. JLrfjal Xo ticca. lis first wife was Miss Susan a» a* a•*» Torrey, md&liUma'* •*:- m<3iIition*ii CSruntf, Se\M «< other p>ive* Joseph Hickey baa joined his family daughter of .lames Torrey, of the Bench, Hlitter Supply Falling Off lull Price To all persons interested in either of the es- here. They are hoarding with Mrs. J alia tates hereinafter named. whom he married in 1833. The second Not Advanced. SOUTHWKHr HARBOR. WEST TREMONT. Graves. At a prohate court held at Ellsworth, in and wife was Mrs. Louisa Haskell, widow of The supply of dairy butter in the Ells- for the county of Hancock, on the first Lucinda Dodge is In vis- Clarence will to Waterville to day of August, a. d. 1905. Miss Hucksport Davis was drowned at Miss Gertrude Lunt came home from worth markets has fallen off the Young go Haskell, who sharply following matters been her sister, Mrs. R. R. Trott. enter the Coburn classical institute the npiIE having pre- iting sc*. The last wife, who survives him, Bangor this week. past week. The retail price, however, re- 1 sen ted for tne action thereupon herein- Milan has present term. after indicated, ii is hereby ordered that no- Mrs. Thomas been in ill Mrs. w idow of Lem- L°wi* and wife have moved mains at 25 cents, which has been Mary Joyce, Springer always tice thereof be given to all persons interested, some but is now some- h^ntth for time, uel Joyce, of Oceanville. Mr. Hardy’s into their new house. a bard bunch for the dairy butter to get Raymond McFarland, A. M., left Thurs- by causing a copy of this order to be pub- lished three weeks successively in the Ells- what improved. family consisted of thirteen over. remains firm at 28 cents. day for a week in Boston before resum- children, Henry and Wills Thurston are home Eggs worth American, a newspaper published at to s« ven of whom are now In the green line week has ing his labors at Leicester Ellsworth, In said that Miss Theodore GlUey went Brooklin living Mrs. Mark from for a short visit. vegetable the academy. county, they may ap- Bangor pear at a probate court to be held at Blue- a * marked the ion of and Miss to spend few weeks with her Whitmore. Camden; Mrs. Ht’S&nna Bar- eliminat green peas Anna Mae Young is on in said on the fifth of Saturday Will Sawyer left here this week for Deer expected bill, county, day Sept- *nnt, Mrs. Isaac Mayo. hour, Deer Isle; Mrs. Alexander Jones, the advent of native grown tomatoes, corn Wednesday from Amherst, Mass., where tember, a. d. f906, at ten of the clock in the Island to work blacksmitbing. forenoon, and be heard thereon if see Mrs. and Irons. The they west Harbor streets were well Beverly, Mass.; George W. Small, cranberry tomatoes a?e she has resided the past year. She will cause. Booth | Mrs. L. M. Lunt is Seal Mrs. Diana I*, and Klmer at Cove visiting of fine and is than spend a short vacation here. William Henry Wescott, late of iu on last Nokomis Rcbekahs Hatch, George quality, price higher Eden, flMed Friday by her Mrs. W. D. Walls. country, deoeased. A certain lustra* W. Hardy, of this place. Deceased leaves daughter, has prevailed for n. Alfred and who have been and their friends, together w ith the wel- foreign-grow Frye bride, ment purpmtiug to be the lust will and testa- about 112 Andrew Norton has been home A few' ment 01 said with committee of Rowrna descendants. the past lobsters found their way into Ells- spending a few weeks with Mrs. Frye’s deceased, together petition coming lodge. to pro ball’ of same, George L. 2N. week on a visit to his worth this and were parents, go to Leicester Air. presented by Aug. E. grandmother. week, quickly sold at Thursday. Wescott, the executor named therein. All wen' to welcome F. H. Reeves has a in Leicester glad 20 cents a which the is Frye position academy Ctciie Lawson, of Bangor, of Miss Muriel Lunt came home from pound, dealers say as May county from his vacation. He is a teacher. Peno scot. Petition filed for and bark winning WEST SKI HI WICK. a adoption Southwest Harbor Friday, where she has hardly profitable price. 28.8. J. change of name of said Cecil May Lawson, warm place In the esteem of the people, Aug. V. Stanley 1). of attended been relatives. Farmers are bringing in very little hay presented by Bamuel L. Robbins and Lucy J. is felt that he must leave the Gray, Haverhill, visiting Bobbins, of iu said of and regret as as other Bucksport, county the Gray reunion here. yet, farm duties demand their A Hancock. the last of to resume his Capt. Will Trask and family liafo gone Touching Story. Arid September time. From to is the Maigaritta I). Webster, late of in Phobe has to fl2 fl4 price quoted is the saving from death of the Castine, •todies At the Bangor seminary. Ditrgan returned from Ban- Bluehiil, w'bere he will have some re- ] j baby girl said countv, deceased. Petition filed by Ed- for loose hay of fine quality, more I of Geo A. Mrt. He gor, where she has been visiting the past }>airs made on his boat. though Eyler, Cumberland, ward C. Bowden, administrator, that the Harman, who br.s been in busi- is sold at the first-named writes: “At the age of 11 months our amount of collateral inheritance tax the Stephen week. price, and this upon little was in estate of said be determined 111 Rockland for some has Ashbury Lopaus came home from the is girl declining health, with deceased by the jicss months, frequently shaved. of Frank Ducott and of Graves ill but at the serious Throat Trouble, and two phvsi- judge probate. •old out, and is now' on the yacht Grilse, family, Bucksport, Friday, present The best old w heat flour is now Harriet J. late of in said selling ! cians gave her up. We were almost in Gott, Ellsworth, are his wife’s Mrs. much county, deceased. Petition filed James L. own* d by Mr. Pratt, of Philadelphia. The visiting mother, writing^* very improved. at to with new | when we resolved to Dr. by fB.25 $6.50, w'beats ranging despair, try Brown, executor, that the amount of collat- Weasel. I New for Cotisu yacht is at Northeast Harbor fora short Basil K. Lunt left this week for Pump- from $5.50 $5.75. Corn remains firm at King's Discovery nipt ion, eral inheritance lux upon said estate be de- she will kin i Coughs and Colds. The tirst bottle gave termined by the judge of probate. time,after which go to New Lon- Chrissie Gott and Grace Stover went to Island, where he will work with his for 100-11) and no break is $1.35 bag retail, relief; after taking four bottles she was David Coffin, late of Castine. in said Blue hill last to take the State ex- brother Ed on wmrk. W. don, ft. Friday government expected until new corn comes along. The cured, and is now in perfect health.’’ county.deceased. Petition filed by Joseph Thompson, administrator de hunts non, that son and amination of teachers. Bent rice wholesale in is Never fails to relieve and cure a cough or Mrs. C. E. CV|ok, daughter* who K. Lunt, who has been at work price Ellsworth 70 cents a an order be issued to distribute the cold. At E. G. Moore's 50c among bushel drug store; the heirs of said deceased, the amount re- took the boat for Bangor Monday, were laurcston Gray and daughter, of Flor- at the Dirigo, came home this week to get (56 lbs.). and $1.00 guaranteed. Trial bottle free. maining in the hands of said administrator, their summer home are and for her in Tim ions below the of obliged to leave here ida, visiting friends relatives here. ready school Massachusetts. quotnt give range upon the settlement of hi* first account. He has not retail in Ellsw-orth. Bewail J. Mitchell, late of in said gnirh earlier than they had planned I*-- lieen in this jart of the coun- Mrs. Hideout and and Misses prices Sullivan, daughter 2Lfg.il Hottest. county, deceased. Petition filed by E. A. of the serious Mr. try fur ratise iMp-saof Cook, thirty years. Zulnm E. Lunt and Julia (’lark spent Country Produce. Holbrook, a creditor of the estate of said de Batter. To the Judicial Court next to be ceased, for an extension of time In which to w ho is under a physician's rare at a hotel The married entertained the part of last week at Mrs. L. H. at Supreme people Clark’s, «/reamer v per u». 28u31 bOliK-n at Ellsworth, within aim tor the prove his claim against said estate. Livermore Falla. Mrs. Cook had La in just younger ?u< sobers of Rainbow grange last Manset. l>ttiry .22a:., County of Hancock arid Stale ot Maine, on Edward Pol ley Gran!, Ada Annette Grant from ill the Second Tuesday of October A. I). 1905. and Freda Lillian Grant, minors, of returned Bangor, quite herself. evening. A was Cheese. Freeport, Thursday programme C. A. Hideout returned from Mnchias represents Evie h. county of Cumberland. Petitiou filed by carried Best factory (uew) per Ethel N. Grant, for license to sell Many (summer people and home folks out, consisting of songs, recita- Friday, and left for his ft.I6gls RespectfullyMulchings, of BIti' liill, Hancock C'oiiu- guardian, Saturday Boston, Befit dairy (new). 1* ty, Maine, wife of Albion T. H that certain real estate of ffaid minors, as described went to Northeast Harbor to bear tions, etc., followed refreshments. uichings, Sunday by place of business. Mrs. Hideout and Dutch Imported).:*i her maiden name was Evie H. Cousins, that in said petition. Neu foliate I.0ft she was married to the said '1'. Alice Grunt, Chester Hanson Grant Rev Lyman Abbott preach, thereby miss- daughter will remain a while longer. Albion Hutch- Ivo-y KjckL ings at Bluehiil, in said county of Hancock, and Dwinal Charles Grant, minors, of Glou- a rare treat at the URAY FAMILY REUNION. ing Congregational Ruth and Frances of on tire 26th day of Murch, 1HS7, by I he Kev. Mr. cester, state of Mas9ai hu-i" ts Petition tiled Elta, Helen, Lunt, Fresh laid, per doz .. ..28 church here, when the Rev. Mr. Pcnni- The fourth aunuai reunion of the Grays Freeman, a clergyman; that one child Iras by Mary Alice Grant, guardian, lor license to Southwest Harbor, are visiting their aunt, Poultry. been born of said marriage. Dora M. Hutch- sell certain real estate of said minors, as de- took man/one of the chief promoters of Berea pirns- after now seven scribed iu said tition. Wednesday, Aug. 23, being- Mrs. Charles Lunt, while their moth* r has Chicken?. 22 ings. years old; that on March 21st, p*. a line a week 1900, the said libellee without cause, utterly Geo'ge H. Emerson, l*-te of Castine, in said college, Kentucky, gave description delayed on account of had weather. her Fowl.& p, gone to Lynn, Mass., to join husband, deserted your libellant and has continued to county, deceased. First and final account of the work. Mr. IVrmiman is a The was and Hay. of mag- day bright beautiful, and a Capt. R. 11. Lunt. utterly desert her from that date to the date Joseph W. Emerson and William I. Emerson, Best loose, per ton...12 a 14 hereof, a of three consecutive executors, fiie. Gray, Mrs. B* r- Mucha, 35 Cracked wheat, .uft the and Lina of PROSPECT HARBOR. 35 HANCOCK HS. lb, JVrtK>. OF Misses Josephine Reese, tha Java, Oatmeal, pur lb .04 AUgUSI STATE MAINE. Vague, Capt. Alvarado Gray, Mauri*e ib— Md., with Mrs. Ella who has been Tea—i»cr Buckwheat, pkg .20 Personally appeared Kvie H. Hutchings Hancock ss— At a court held at Hagerstown, together ami Mrs. Charles Mrs. Johns, visiting probate Gray Blake. Japan, 45ft.05 Graham, .04 aud made oath to the »ruth of the allegations Ellsworth, iu aud for said county of Hancock, Fairfax Vt win Mims Elea- has returned to 85 .04 id grandchildren, nen ioiiowea ! relatives here, Gray. Oolong, .30ft Bye meal, contained the f'-regoing libe. her sub- on the first of in the of remarks i>y .a u rest on tb— by day August, year Sugar—per Granulated meal,lb '>2s scribed. Before me, A. w. King, our Lord one thousand nine hundred and nor and Lawrence Keifschnieder, of Wcst- I Mrs. Nathan N. H. Gray, S. I). Gray, of Harliorsidc, Stanley Noonan, Nashua, GrauulMitil, .OKS' Oil—per gal— Justice of tlie Peace. live. -minster, are the season at Coffee—A «♦ «8 Md., spending 1>. of and Mrs. visited relatives here the past wreck. B, Linseed, .85ft.70 STATE OF MAINE. CERTAIN instrument purporting tr> be Gray, Haverhill, Margaret Yellow, 12 lM I I Oft*, Kerosene, sk. — a of the iast will and testament row Reif- 1 Hancock Judicial Court. In A copy field”,1 McKinley. Young of Kocklund. of liar o8glv. Supreme Wusgatl, Miss Edith Cunningham, Harbor, PcWikrtd, Vacation Ellsworth. Aug. 19. A. D. 1905. amt two codicils of Joshua M. Sears, late of the 1. H. MolftHW- jstr gal- •rhniederimittemplates entering The was as Lite libel, ordered: That the Boston, in the county of i-uffolk, and Com- programme then continued i-» visiting Miss Louise Deafly, Havana, .35 Upon foregoing and the libellant give notice to the said Lihellee monwealth of Massachusetts, deceased, and fiftvy, possibilitiesand probabili- follows; Address of Miss Edith Porto loco, '>ii welcome, ami w of to appear before the Justice of our Kn- or the piouale thereof in said Commonwealth ties arc bis c»f a career Harry Ackley ife, Dorchester, .80 | iul layer equally N. Minnie S/rnp, Judicial to be holdcu at Ells- of Massachusetts, duly authenticated, having Gray; singing, Clement, Ethel were aL W. 1*. Hew last I prcme Court, as that his illustrious Mass., guests ins, Mewls and ProirLloiii. worth, within and for the of Hancock. been presented to the juage of for gnat of great-grand- and Foddie County probate Bowden; recitations 1>3' lit lie I on tlie Second October A. I>. our si.id of Hancock, for the ‘Admiral Foote. week. I'uef, lb Pork, lb. Tuesday of 1905, county purpose father, Andrew an of allowed, filed and recorded in the folks, conducted b3' Mrs. Minnie I,. Sta- | steak, Siuak, lb IK by publishing attested copy of said libel being Mrs. E. S. of has aud this order court of our said of Hancock. the tlrat of the new town Workman, Cherryllcld, Roaalb. .10 ft.25 Limp, IK thereon, three weeks sncces probate county During year ples, Delta Gra\-, Ida Mcl>o .aid, Lizzie in the Ordered: That notice thereof be to been her Ira .ttsft.U Haiu. lb sively Ellsworth American, a news- | given of S>uthwest Harbor she has added a ; visiting son, Workman, the Corned, per 164.-40 all interested Gray, Carl Green, Maud Gray, Jennie Tongue*, Ih -Shoulder, b paper printed in Ellsworth in our County of j persons therein, by publishing * w«ek. Hancock, the last to 1 a of this order three weeks ■sir member to each of the of |iast Git1#, .05ft08 1, publication thirty cony successively professions duet Miss Lihel Bowden and Bacon, ft20 in the Ellsworth a Staples; l>3‘ Veal Salt day*' at least prior to the second Tuesday American, newspaper men well of visited rela- at in said rlan- law mid medicine, young Chrrie G raid ! Henry Smith, Steuben, 20 of October next, that he may Lhere and ! printed Ellrworth. county of Griddle; recitations, Gray, •leak, Lard, 10 a 12 1 then in onr answer t>- ort,- prior io the lifth dav of for twentieth century tffork tives here a few days last week, and at- Koaetf, .10ft.14 said Court appear and September, •quipj'ed Lester Green, Walter Martha said libel. A. u. *i. -i >. Li. .1 wicy may at piement, I a uib Luciliur Emery, appear Setli who has been admitted to tended the Cole reunion, a < ourt then to be held at Bluehill, Norwood, Gray, Maud Gray, Groce Benson; el sing Tongue*, each C5 Justice of the Sup. Jud. Court. prolate A true of the Libel and Order of Court iu aud for said county of Hancock, at ten the t>#r to in the and M ister Workman returned Sun- Native land-. copy practice courts, address, Eleanor Gray. John spring thereon o’clock in the forenoon^ and show cause, if 1j lug 2ft Ge«>rgr A. Neal, a graduate of the Balti- There were about 250 and the day from Cherryllcld, where be has been A tes.:-John F. Knowlton, Clerk. I any they have, against the same. present, Fr**nli g|»h. O. P of Probate. more class of 1906. He CUNNINGHAM, Judge medical school, was u success in visiting his grandparents. A programme every way, Cod, 06 Mackerel, each 25ft 0 E subscriber, Carrie H. Hutchinson, of I true copy of the original of about 100 rpil Attest:—T. F. was'me of tbejten in a class the children rendering their parts in a Misses Charlotte Wilbur and Stella Had locki ne Nfthnd, 10 X Salem, in the Commonwealth ot Massa Mahoney, Register. Halibut. 12ftl8 12ft u chusetts, hereby gives notice that she has who received the degree of M. L)., cum manner. After the flfluellsh, pleasing programme Hutchings, of Dorchester, Mass., are Lobsters, H» 20 Scallops, qt 30 been duly appoiuied administratrix of the rilHE subscriber Hereby gives notice that one of his class he has been executor of taude, and wa.- the only was the floor was cleared and the of W. P. Hew ins. estate of Elizabeth B. Jarvis, late of Ells- A duly appointed ended, guests Mrs. the last will and testament of B. who this worth, in the county of Hancock, deceased, Emery graduatedjfrom Maine year, lie danced until time. ton— young jieople supper W. F. Bruce and wife entertained a Wood—percord Coal—per aud giveu bonds as the law directs, and that Dunbar, late of Sullivan, in the county of received from the State 5 50 Broken, 7 bC she W. Hancock, deceased, no bonds his certificate The supper was A dance Dry hard, 0048 has appointed William Morrison, of being required picnic enjoyed. on Frank Hill and 3 00 7 50 the terms of said will. All exami- large party Tuesday. i»ry soft, 00ft5 Stove, Ellsworth, Maine, her agent in the Slate of by persons having board of registration, after the May in the closed the exercises of the 7 50 evening wife, Mrs. Record and Miss Clarissa Hill, Rounding* per load Kgg, Maine, as the law directs. All persons having demands against the estate of said deceased nation. » 00 ft I 25 Nut, 7 .‘if demands against the estate of said deceased are desired to present the same for settle- day. were the Boston, among guests. Butting*, hard 5.00 Blacksmith's 7 1* are desired to present the saute for settle- ment, and all indebted thereto are requested Aug. 28. D. J. W. ment, aud all indebted thereto are to make payment immediately. Mrs. Katherine an and Flour, Grain and Feed. requested Bendix, aged to make payment Aug. 1, 1906. Harvey W. Dunbar. bbl— bu 48 immediately. NORTH DEER ISLE. much died last Flour—per oat*, 1, 1905. Carrie R. Hutchinson. LAMOINE. respected lady, week, after 5 n» Aug. 50ft6 Snorts—hag— 1.25 41 so subscriber hereby gives notice that for a illness. The funeral took Corn, loo lb 135 Mixed bav. George H. Holden left Saturday schools w ill 6. lingering bag fied, STATE OF MAINE. THEhe has been duly appointed adminis- Town begin Sept. 1 1 40 '1 he three sons have 35ft trator of the estate of Patrick McCormick, Boston. place Wednesday. 135 *5 Treasurer’s Office. ) The Juniors and a few friends had a Com meal,bag Middlings.bag I 4341 late of Mt. Desert, in the of Han- Augusta, Aug. ‘23. 1905. \ county the sympathy of all. Line osd corn, 1 3"> Cotton seed meat. 155 deceased, and bonds as the law di- Miss Wary Inne, of Roxbury, Mass., is in cock, given picnic dinner the grove Friday. PURSUANT to Chap. 9. Sec. 44. of the Re- rects. All demands The Cole met in A. persons having against visiting Miss Florence Adams. family Mrs. M. vised Statutes. 1 will at the State Treas- the estate of said deceased are to Mrs. of vuited Fiendish Suffering I desired pre- Mercy Roberts, Bangor, for their urer’s office at Augusta, on the twentieth day sent he same for settlement, and all indebted Misses Nina and Vena of Handy’s grove Saturday eighth in often caused and can- Whitmore, Mrs. Everett McFarland last week. by sores ulcers of .September uext. at II o'clock a. m., sell thereto are to make payment im- annual reunion. About members ol requested Ciiuden, are'guests of Mrs. Mark Whit- ! forty cers, that eat away your skin. Wm. Be- aud convey by deed to the highest bidder, all mediately. John McCormick. Misses Lottie and Adelaide McFarland fit II. «d Flat 4,1 have the interest of the State iu the tracts of land more. the family enjoyed the bountiful picnic Kock, Mich., says: Aug. 1,1903. Bucklen's for hereinafter described, lying in unincorpor- are a few days at Bar Hirbor. officers were used Arnica Salve, Ulcers, sending dinner. The following ated townships, s id tracts being forfeited to NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Jack Stinson and went to j Soni and Cancers. It is the best heiling tspt. family of ! vice- the State for State taxes, aud county taxes C. A. Reynolds, Cambridge, joined elected: President, Melville Cole; I ever found.” Soothes and Albert F. Smith, as president, Portland this where Stinson dressing certified to the treasurer of State, for the year |week t'apt. vacation. Welch Freeman W. Smith, as clerk, and Peter his family here Friday for his ! presidents, Bryant Moore and Mrs. heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25c at E. G. 1903 aud previous years. The sale ami con- WHEREAS Minna. Abbott, as treasurer cf the Penobscot bwcharge of the yacht Moore's i veyance of each tract will be made to Spirit- who his lived Moore; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. drug store; guaranteed. subject ual Temple Association, a corporation exist- Mrs. Amanda Haslem, a right in the owner or part owner whose Gardner son of Mrs. Ellie ing by law and located at Verona, county of Merritt, last has moved t«» Nelson T. Morse; committee on arrange- rights have been forfeited to redeem the same here the two years, Bap- Hancocx, State of Maine, by their mortgage Weed, died of August 23, Mrs. E. at any time within oue yeai after the sale, by consumption are ovr her ments, Miss Alice M. Cole, J. deed dated 8, a. d. 1904, and recorded gor. Many regrets expressed ; ifUtwal. or tendering to the his February one and months. paying purchaser in Hancock of in book year eight Pike, Miss Bertha Moore and others, proportion of what the purchaser paid there- county registry deeds, j 405, page 54, to the for at the sale, with interest at the rate of ■ conveyed undersigned, Hr. I*. C. and wife and Thomas 28. C. Susau A. Smith, of Rockland, of Page Avon Pom and of Massa- j Aug. twenty per cent, per annum from the time of county Knox, ('apt. wife, State of Maine, a certain of land sit- Page, who have been tenting here for a sale, aud one dollar for release, or such owner piece and Mrs. Orlando of Han- uated in the town of Verona, aforesaid, few chusetts, Foss, EAST LAMOINE. may redeem his interest by paying as afore- weeks, have returned to their home in Don’t be Satisfied. bounded as follows: The north line being were of N. B. Cool and said to the treasurer of State, as provided in cock, guests idgc after that described in the deed of William Bangor. Miss Helen Googins, spending liter Chap. 9. Sec. 46 of the Revised Statutes. Casey wife last week to Simeon Farmer, dated the fourth of be with When No tract, will be sold at a day vacation with her father, has returned to Why Content Relief however, price November. 1889, iu these words: Miss Linnie Haskell, daughter of Mr. less than the full amount due thereon for Beginning Mrs. Hodgkins and little Mass. on the bank of the Penobscot river at a •nd Raymond Waltham, ,,<* such State and county taxes, in- pine Mrs. jMontaford Haskell, has been unpaid tree marked 18 I H, running thence south of who have been An Ellsworth Woman Shows terest and as described in the daughter, Portland, costs, following and Ve,y ill w ithlconvulsions, and is still in a Mrs. Mary Verge, acco^dpoWied by her schedule: eighty-six two-thirds degrees east visiting Mrs. Hodgkins* mother, Mrs. (87) rods; thence south ihree aud critical condition. daughter, Mrs. Klaus,4 visiting her Von the Cure. HANCOCK COUNTY. thirty-seven have returned home. one-third (3^0 degrees west about thirty ,'30) Angie Linscott, G. W. Gault. I*-— 1903, No. 10, 576 * 5 18 rods to an ash thence due west The Mr. Ran- brother, tree; nearly yacht Wat urns, owned by 89 M. "Black Tract Tan- a VV. K. Salisbury, wife, and niece, Doti l lx* satisfied with relief. 1903, L., to stake aud stones near birch tree on the dall Morgan, of Philadelphia, has been ly- Arthur Abbott, Miss Alice Ahbot^y Mrs. nery Lot,” 100 51 05 bank of the river; thence by the river north- Benjamin Voung, wife and granddaugh- Ohamandai. erly to first-mentioned bound, meaning here- lng in the Reach several The ow ner L. French and Miss Dorothy Freni'fi arc Btjjjf freedom backache. Smith, days. and Sarah McFarland attended Treasurer State of Maine. by to convey the lot deeded by Simeon Farm- ami ter, Miss of Mrs. Abbott. guests are on;board. guests Cyrus Reach the rouble. r, June 30, 1883, io Charles F. Ware, Peter the Salisbury reunion at Otis last week. Abbott, E. Schuyler Wardwell, Rufus H. Miss Eva who ^“em- NOTICE OK FOKECLOSFKK. Miss Genevieve Alien and Miss Adele Ik*nnett, half Emery, Lewis F.‘ Tapley, as trustees of the Much sorrow is here at the Cure tto i'sMkfiMfrl backache 'IlfBEBEA.S Moses of of have at experienced in Boston the year, disappears Stevens, Kllworth, Penobscot Spiritual Temple to which deed ^raos, New York, who been ployed past is^spenri^ Hancock bis mort- death of Ix>ttie, wife of Jesse Voung, ?V county, Maine, by reference is hereby made for reservations aud Gw? Ellis have to Fairview ing h£r vacation w ith her parent*, S. it gage deed dated December 12. 1888. and re- therein also the house, gone last Thurs- rights reserved; buildings atT her home at East hamoine ^ corded in Hancock county registry of deeds, and wharf situated thereon and annexed for a short time. Bennett and wife. •> n done. cottage, Rrooksville, Vy ca/f"be December 15,1888. in book 2*27, 304, con- day. The sympathy of the community is page thereto, subject however to a mortgage deed of veyed to Joseph A. Verge, ot Boston. Massa- to E. T. Hawes of at 5 in- Hta\e which lies in the Reach Raymond Hodgkins, Portland, 'D«in s Pills make cures. given $160 per cent, island, extended to the bereaved family. visited Kidney lasting chusetts, a certain parcel of real estate with dated October for and w terest, 10, 1898, six years a of a mile from the steam- bis W. S. Hodgkins ife, Ifcst tbe thereon situated in Lamoine, in ^ly quarter and parents, buildings upou the hotel only, and whereas the condi- Capt. Charles Hodgkins family go Experiences of Ellsworth prove said of Haucock. aud bouuded and boat at this has recently Sunday. He was accompanied by his wife people county tions of said mortgage have been and now re- landing place, to described ah follows, to wit: at a to Melrose, Mass., to-morrow night this. Beginning main broken, this notice is given for the pur- been Walter of and little who remained until birch tre-* the corner ol D. purchased from Greenlaw, for daughter origriai Stephen of foreclosing the same as provided by take up their residence in that city, land; thence uorth 85w west 18 rods; pose of Here ^ one Ellsworth ease of Joy’s law. Susan A. Smith. ^‘gor, by W. A. Read, Wellesley Saturday. it: 1* west and the purpose of.giving their children better thence south parallel with the August 21,1905. Mass. Mr. Read intends to erect a wife of died Lainoine aud division line 220 rocs, Hills, is Lottie, Jesse Young, Friday Philina Murray educational Great regret Mrs. Moon, living three miles more or to Urann’s thence north- 1 privileges. illness ol less, Creek; NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF CHAT- inninerfhome there. whose night after a long consumption. and northerly said ('reek’s felt at the loss of this family, easterly along TEL MORTGAGE. Miss Ethel J. Small and Prescott Eaton The funeral services were held at the from Ellsworth, Me., on the Surry Road, shore to the said Joy's line at tne head of the influence and financial aid have always arm of the north 5° east State of Maine, County op Hancock bs: of second Creek; thence *ere married 22 at the home of church at l^amoine under the auspices Albert F. as August been to the furtherance* of the best says: In the fall of 18H7 1 gave for pub- on said line 120 rods to the place of beginuiug Smith, president, Mary C. given the deceased was a and coutains 25 more or with the JL Donnell, as clerk, and John H the Rev. John Law rence the grange, of which acres, less, Eldridge, bride, olHciating. interests of the Hearty good as treasurer of the Penobscot ( community. of lication a statement buildings thereon; being the same premises Spiritual Tem- Miss Emma was bridesmaid and Rev. J. P. Simontoa, Ells- recommending a EAton wishes follow them to their new home. member, described in a deed from Mary Salisbury to ple association, corporation existing by law be death is dated aud and located at Hancock groom’s Daniel Eaton, was worth, officiating. Her particu- Doan s Kidney Pills. 1 had procured this William Walker, February 20, 1874, Verona, county, brother, Aug. recorded in volume 151, page 438, aud also de- Mai ne. 'J8.__ sad because of the thre little man. The wedded couple left Wed- larly daugh- scribed in a deed from William Walker to Whereas Albert F. Smith, as president, remedy at E. G. Moore’s drug for- nesday for Boston. GOTT’S ISEAND. ters, who are left motherless. She leaves store, Moses Stevens dated November 19, 1878, re- Mary C. Donnell, as clerk, and John H. Ki- corded iu volume 182, of said el ridge, as treasurer of the Penobscot father and one page 542, regis- Spir- Mrs. besides a husband, brother. \N iggin & and it to itual a Mrs. Albert Haskell has returned from Irving Gross has sold his house to merly Moore’s, given try; which said mortgage deed and the debt Temple Association, corporation 1 secured were said existing by law and located at vi8*t to who has been in The work of rebuilding the tower which thereby assigned by Verge Verona, her husband, Maggie Trask. oneofmv daughters, and sue was com- to one Hilmon P. Masters by instrument of H&ucock county, Maine, on the tenth day of for was blown down at the coaling station in dated Jan. 1889. recorded in a. d 1898, m to E. T. Harbor in the yacht Tarantula, owned M. Driscoll has the sloop assignment 12, October, rtgagtd Haws, John bought cured of kidney 1 said in book aud subse- of Bangor, of a ►y the last August, is completed, and pletely complaint. registry 244, page 432, county Penobscot, Maine, Commodore William K. Vanderbilt, jr., of Irving Gross. gale quently, to wit, on December 13,1889, assigned certain large building erected on land of the I Primrose, cannot sdd to New York. who coiu- W. J. Potter, Snare er|the name-Doan’s -and take mortgage. mortgage fternoon, Rev. John LawTence officiat- last week, in the yacht August 11, 1905. Mary E. Gault. conditions. Susan A. Smith. 28. no other J. A. Dg interment was in the Low'e ceme- ing. j Aug. H4 Peters, attorney. August 19,1900. and one Mr. Oroa* leave* • ... child, mother, aotimianutms. pinna of men u.j cm .1 ;>■ ! NEXVN. j BABY SUJ'KBSTITIONS COUNTY three broth rs and two sisters, ml tin* bad :r.vab rv»\l oth+r « f pea a* ii earth if T a 'Viii-'Hii ffr*r» »<•« fv*. C. J. Hail U to do t large him up, ami bo was u ot found for a j preparing A VETERAN OF THE BEL!IFS THAT CENTER ROUND stone busi ifa at Tootbacher Core. He BLACK month. Then one day a p. net rat- NORTHEAST HARBOR. has leased a of the and HAWK, MEXICAN a da*k into the THE NEW HORN INFANT. part Lindsey AND ed wild, gorge loading delivered the Hiir.ted Down Rev. Everett W. Smith farm. Hall ia here Mr. THE mountain, and when he Lan followed M n'ler expected CIVIL WARS. j evening address at St. Mary’s Sunday, of OK THE this week with a vessel load It for a of a mde it debouched IN HOME PART8 WORLD 1NFANT8 machinery quarter 27. — Aug. And derricks. He will extend the wharf By C. L. LEWIS into a cove ten acres in extent. Water ARK NOURISHED HY PROXY Th? steamer lslesford ran a public ex- 100 feet building two stone piers. ami grass were plentiful, and tbe black UNIAH KY TO WBIOM by cursion up Somes sound last Saturday af- Aug. J>. c. < nyrriQhU lZtOS% hu li- li* McClure torse laid lived in safety. On the grass IHK BARK. J j ternoon. lay tbe decuj.ng bodies of four timber wolves that had met death while trying One of the strangest of the many John 8. Melcher and wife left Sunday STONINOTON. When the men sent out the Big for New w here will a by Ij pull him dowu. lie had courage as strange customs that center round the York, they spend G. W. Gott A Co., grocers, have moved Four battle iu search of new few weeks. company well as beamy. arrival into the world of a new baby into their new store. reached the Wlml river val- The of the man drove the Rev. Abbot delivered a pastttrng* presence is that which decrees that other- the Lyman highly “Ed” Greenlaw is visiting his brother. almost the first their horse out into the and then the interesting addreas at the Union church ley thing eyes valley, friends and relatives of Its father and Will Leslie Greenlaw. rested on was a drove of wild horses chase was taken up. It began one Sunday morning. mother—must eat and drink in order The launch Flo and Ruby will take au morning at daylight. was held home of Bis- numbering thirty. The drove was led that it (the infant* may thrive and A festival at the excursion to Bangor Tuesday, returning on The chase was cruel and later led ! Doane o;i afternoon for the by a stallion whose grace and beauty grow strung. hop Monday Thursday. to quarrels wherein men lost their benefit of St. choir. elicited unbounded admiration. Some This usage is everywhere prevalent, Mary’s W. is at Portlai d lives. For five miles each hunter pur- Mrs. H. Taplcy ©l the drove had escaped from bond- though the nature of the sustenance R. B. Rrlnton and family, who have Fronio is sued the black horse at top speed and fora few weeks' outing. Misa age to ruin) the plains free from the provided varies with the latitude and been at Rock End hotel a few weeks, le t her then he rested. Confident of his sliced in charge of store. restraint* of man. but the leader had longitude. Monday for the White Mountains. and the lone horse moved off Scott has erected a near strength, it Gayer gristmill surely been foaled in some quiet cove In the extreme north of England Mrs. Clarence Beckw of w ho with a defiant air. There was uot a ith, Bangor, the rear of his dwelling, and will tell grain among the foothills, and his mother is "runt butter.” an exceedingly rich moment's rest for him all day long. is spending the summer at lslesford, w*as and flour at wholesale. over him while the hut not w hose j bad kept guard he his unpalatable compound the guest of Ina M. Spurling on Monday. Thn q or four times buried j E. and re- timber wolves circled around and main are butter, E. Spofford Joseph Brimigion In lee cold waters of the | Ingredients sugar. tableaux at bouse muzzle the The given the perish in line never their teeth iu : rum aiul of various kinds. port that business the livery gnashed hunger. creeks as he came to them. The com- spices and for the benefit Friday Saturday nights was better than at He had been born as free as tbe air Every person entering the house at present. ing of uigLit gave him no relief. It of the athletic field proved to be a great about him, and when iiis muscles had the time and for weeks afterward is The new line of freight boats on the was moonlight and the chase still con- j ■ocoeaft. hardened he bad galloped with a herd j given a taste, and the more people who route from Boston to East port report a tinued. Mr. has for miles Ik* to of the Thorpe, of Greening's island, business than UP and down the valley miles the Mack horse | can got partake proffered larger they expected. For seventy added another his collection of north and south. He had braved the the better it is to be to large held his course up the valley. Then j dainty supposed F. S. Warren has commenced the build- fierce the of the for golf trophies, winning in the Kebo golf winters, cunning he turned ami retraced his I baby. ing of a new store, RL C. Bmall's steps. Again tournament. opposite wolves, the of the mountain Among the Aleutians frozen seals' w spring he went up the valley, but when he j store. This ill be occupied by Philip and of the red are the correct Miss A. M. who has a lion, the greed cruelty had covered tifty miles he stopped and eyes considered thing. Mitchell, spent Crockett. man. There he stood at the head of They am* stored up in hags for months number of weeks with her brother, W. W. 6tood at bay. lie had done all that a Calvin Ames is miking a line piece of l_. am -a?, -si his drove, five or six years old, black beforehand, like marbles or sweets, Spence, at Seaward cottage, left last week horse could do. and more. He had ! road near the Weed house. This ia the CAPT. W. W. JACKSON. as midnight:, with the exception of the and on the eventful day one is handed for a visit in NewJHampshire. covered 160 miles of distance almost part set out by the commissioners fora white star on his forehead, and there to each visitor, who and w of New Were Protracted and without breaking his gait. When he ceremoniously Everett Wheeler ife, York, t State road. Sufferings Seven were a and a defiance about sucks it as one would a The beauty signal* were given for the lollipop. are guests of Dr. D.gU. Gilman and wife. —-Tried Every Krurum U'ttk- stopjKsl. The baseball team defeated Remedy him that to the .little band— more seals' thus <*f the Stonington appealed men above uml below to close lu, and eyes disposed Mrs. Wheeler, |formerly Miss Alice Gil- cut Stomach to 5 at Brooklin Rettef—Serious Trouble but one. more and are Brooklin 90 Saturday. all by and by there were a dozen m beautiful, limpid bright man, is the daughter of Dr. Gilman. Cured Three Bottles Peruna! They will the Sunset boys at Ston- by of “See me put a bullet inside that were baby's eyes supposed to grow. play a circle around him. Lassos Booker T. Washington spoke at the ington Monday. W. Jack ho < i atari” he said as he pointed his rifle. men The natives of the Amazon W. n, 70ft StM N. made ready, but the quarreled upper parish house Tuesday morning in the in- Cipt. “If do, I will one through celebrate a birth with u feast of Simeon Goss, sr., has sold a on Washington, D. C., writes: you put among themselves ns to who had the Jaguar terests of Hampton!institute, Va. Music quarry am your head!" replied the leader, and he best While the war of words meat, of which every one must par Crotch island to New York parties for “I eighty-threo years old, % right. was furnished by the Hampton quartette. was his two tneaus en- He is also two tenement veteran of the Black backed up by companions. was going on the black horse could take. By this the child is I 96,000. erecting Hawk, Mexicaa Mrs. Bowlker and Miss Katharine For five minutes every horse In the have wheeled and broken through, but dowed with the sleekness and grace no bouses and a store near his present resi- and the Civil Wars. I am by profeomoa Roosevelt, who have been occupying the drove stood thtTO with head and tail be realized that his race was run. It less than with the courage and the dence. a physician, but abandoned the same. Harrison Kimball this season, re- nostrils and flanks am* cottage / was up and quivering was bright moonlight, and he stool cunning which the most notable The lodge 1. O. O. F. received a new sup- u5omeyftir» ago seriously at* turned to New York last week. They sail felted with catarrh of the heaving, and then at a signal from blowing the steam from his nostrTi, attributes of this gigantic cat. of robes and other last week. stomach. soon for ply “fixings” were like very England. M,y sufferings were protracted and their leader they away the and his head was never held higher. | Similarly the Samoyedes of the Lena This has flue lodge, although young, para- severe. I tried every known .wind. His 11 ml vs but with weak- delta fatten their babies proxy, The Northeast Harbor band filled a sat- remedy trembles!, by phernalia, and will be heard from in the without relief. at Seal obtaining It was through these men that the ness instead of Ills had stuffing each guest with reindeer meat isfactory engagement the Harbor fright- eyes near future. 44In desperation / the use of fair on The began Big Four outfit beard of the black lost their fire, but the race he had run drenched in fish oil. The Cal muck Friday. [fair was well at- Stonington is still alive. Several new your Peruna. I began to realiie lm* horse. The coming of men and cattle was to be talked about for Tartar, that his newly arrived son tended, the steamer lslesford conveying mediate twenty buildings are being erected, the quarries though gradual improvement him and his fellows down to the sets a to and from that drove years to come. may grow up a fearleks rider, people place. “After the use of three bo It lea sre running *ull blast, the lobster fisher- every a eouth end of the valley, hundred three or four men banquet of horseflesh before all coin- Harel the little of Al. of was Suddenly began Webber, daughter men are doing as well as common, and, appearance my complaint re- miles but now and then sea away, they to whirl their lassos and others pre- ers. Among the south islanders Webber and wife, was burned one and I have no hesitation in re* severely takeu altogether, we can’t complain. moved, seemed to have a to revisit the is the there- louging pared to shoot, ami it was then that honey eaten by relatives, day last week by setting fire to her dress ouimending it as an infallible new remedy old and came Work on the school building is still pastures, they sweeping the black horse uttered a sobbing by endowing the little one with that with matches. Her mother was also Ittdly for that disorder.**—W. W. Jackson. at a was com- back. never came the standstill. The foundation They during neigh, tossed his proud head high and sweetness of disposition upon which burned before she succeeded in extin- Addreaa Dr. 8. B. Hartman. President but on a pleted some time ago. Bids for the build- day, always moonlight uigtit, sank dowu with a sigh and was dead these simple people set such store. guishing the flames. of The Hartman Colum- have been Sanitarium, and the one knew of ing received, but for some first any their ere any man had laid hand on his fore- A not her belief that la exceedingly bus. Ohio. The beat baseball played here this sea- reason have not as vet been presence was the sound of their thud- lock. Captivity was not for him. widespread is that baby when it lirst accepted. ion was that between the summer teams ding hoofs. Three times in the course leaves its mother's room must go u;>- The new tug boat Betsy Row, owned by of Bar Harbor and Northeast last ASHVILLE. of a Friday, John I.. is a over year they stampeded the cattle, A Story of Horner Grerley. stairs before it goes downstairs. Whcu. Goss, great improvement Northeast winning by score of 2 to 1. A son was born to Mr. and Mr*. Ed and then the foreman ordered their de- One of the stories told of Horace as frequently happens, the mother’s the old boat, Stella Pickett, being larger H eyes and Feary,? the pitchers, are old Guptill last week. struction. The next time they came in Wilder's “The Side room Is at the top of the house and and more powerful. She is able to handle Greeley Sunny each other in i the were to be no the rivals, having!opposed "88, size vessel that enters this w ith W. 11. Hall was the guest of O. P. Bflg$ sweeping up valley they of the Street” is a curious rendering there is consequently ’’upstairs'' any port when Yale and don and week. sunut* oi. a Feary pitched!for Hayes ease. j wife one day 'ast mrgeis Into vernacular experience of the an- difficulty is avoided by placing ci .ilr for Harvard. The features of the game There was grumbling among the men. cient Horace's theater In the doorway for the nnrse to stand B. F. l*aachal is wharves for Schooner Susan Frances arriv'd from] going gentleman were the of who with building A drove of wild horses is a pitching Hayes, always of with his retort, “i’ui sic ex- upon as she quits the chamber w ith «t and T. F. C. H. ; Portland last week with freight. Argos, men on second and struck out the Hagan Wilcox, Harbour, to a herd of but it went third, peril steers, torts et viin her little charge In her anus for the S. Fred K. D. J. and I EUlie of South Gould*b^r.', voluptaa demptus per side on ten balls, and a three- I Webb, Webb, Noyes Sperry, the grain of the men born in first pitched long against mentis gratissimus error:” time. S. B. Thurlow intend to have a wall laid j the guest of his mother, Mr*. Mara freedom themselves to shoot down base hit bylFeary. Marvin also played a A friend—one of the wise, observant, Primitive races, whose bouses are for a w harf on their property in the rear ■ ar game behind the hat for Northeast. Robertson, Sunday. other of God’s creatures. The wolf, one newborn | kind of friends—called on mostly storieii, lift the of their stores in the here soon. resetting Aug. 28. M. village Joseph Small, of Lynn, Ms— arrived I the coyote, the Hon—ves, they were mite high in their arms, throw It into '*28. W'. Greeley one cold winter day and found Aug. j Saturday night to visit his broi r. Jobs man’s enemies, but the wild horses the air or climb with it to the great journalist with a favorite laboriously ! N. for a few Small, day*. # ; were his friends. If were not un- the of a tree. There is more In SA RG ENTYTJLLE. they hook in his hand, a beatific smile on his top tall FRANKLIN. the Bunker* rmt at * der his hand and obedient to him they this than meets It In Last Tuesday feet over the the eye. is. fact, Mr*. Philbrook, of is face and his register. The Waterville, visiting bea- 1 Out- were still his friends. Ever since men Schooner D. Gifford is loading with clambake at V. Q. Bunker’s a species of dedication. The child W. and w ife. visitor had previously been through Henry Sargent Bunker and horses were, a bond of blocks for W’. B. Blaisdeil & Co., for New* of-town guest* were Mrs. Phrome friendship and learned must be first shown to tbe great spir- the building that the fur- Mrs. Lethia Roberts is visiting relatives L M. has existed between them. When the who lives aloft. York. Bullard, of Roxbury, Mas*.; Mr*. nace had and re- it, up gone wrong been in Brooklin. of horses came again a few shots were Often this is a solemn a Mrs. Arthur Bunker is relatives Bunker, Skowbegan. the cold air flue could uot Ik? function, visiting moved, Miss Flora Bowden is her fired, one or two wounded, perhaps, sacred ceremony, in which a whole visiting at Bar Harbor, Northeast Harbor and P. O. Wooster, of l*asad»>na. Cal., ac- closed and zero air was coming brother in and the herd escaped material damage. take Thus the Iimgham, Mass. South Hancock. by his niece from South Han- through all the registers, so he said: people part. among companied The foreman saw how it was with his mountaineers of the Neilgherries a The steam yacht Wytras has been at cock, was in town last Wednesday cslliof “Mr. Greeley, why do you keep your Mrs. Carrie Maeomber and daughter cowboys. It was so with his own con- thousand warriors father anchor in the Reach for two weeks. on friend*. He the night with kk feet there? There is no cold accompany Helen are off this week for a vacation tour, spent heat—only re- science, and he did not blame them. and babe to the cow shed where- Miss cousins, Emerson Preble and winter*, air is coming up!” great Jennie Grindal, of Bluehiil, is vis- taking in Northeast Harbor and Penob- But the drove must go. There were in the tribal are Seven Mias Jennie of this turning to South Hancock Thursday. Greeley tumbled out of his chair aud gods penned. iting Grindal, place. scot. men over at San Bias who would do times the wailing little creature is Mr*. O. rode out Saturday in the childish whine that always came Dr. Danico, who has been spending the Bovd Blaisdeil entertained last week at P. Brmgdon anything for money, even to the taking hoisted In air; seven times laid S. to him when he was excited high summer here, has returned to his home in his home two of bis school in the new wagon Daniel Emery.of ©f human a replied: friends-George life. For certain price per low on mother earth. to and Mr* Bran- didn’t let me alone? I of and of Boston, presented Mr. head undertook “Why you Philadelphia. Howe, Milo, Peter Herrick, they to exterminate And at each lifting and lowering the don. This is the first ride Mrs Bragdoa was entirely comfortable, but now I’m Mrs. Eliza Ga level* and Mrs. Brownviile. the drove. There were Harry four of them, assemtded multitude heat their shields ha* taken since she was taken ill l«t near I’m frozen.” and rode you Jackson, of Lynn, Maas., are spending a Miss Casiiena return home they away secretly and swore with their spears, repeating aloud at Springer’s Her Mrs. L- M Bunker, few w May. daughter, the foreman to had to. dayB ith|Mrs. J. A. Moore. from Bar Harbor last week, was somew hat secrecy. They the same time a stated formula; "May who has a new hor* took b*? TMlfnjt HU Xante. purchased The would have called It mur- Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. and Miss hastened by the illness of her cowboys a blessing descend upon our children! Claflin, mother, out with her. der and demanded Lord Rath more was formerly plain ias and M ias Fletcher left all are glad to learn, is now jj revenge. The few May the cows, the calves, the whole Robbins,M Conley who, improv- 28. & David Plunkett. Shortly after be was Aug. aettlers along the foot of the mountains people, prosper!" the Lynnmore*/or their homes Tuesday. ing- were and raised to the jteeragc he took a trip rough hardy men who were Meanwhile no shadow must fall up- Fred Stafford and wife, who have been Friends of Harvey M. Blaisdeil are glad BUCKSPORT. to the Riviera. The French railway dealing with nature in the rough, but on baby, nor must he be handled by visiting Mrs. Stafford'* parents, Horace to hear that with skillful treatment in the Buck** a Laat Wednesday’s game between would not company reserved carriage for his they have tolerated the any one but the father Harding and wife, have returned to their detectable air of California bis case is im- rrsulted * private use. At some unknown hour port and Cast in* ball teams ala lighter. And. above all, newborn infants must home. proving; also that Maurice Fernald, ill 9 to8. of the night the door of the victory for the home nine. Score The found the drove and be- carriage at his home is quartet not tie measured. To do so would be A of baseball w as on with appendicitis here, ^ was A lantern was game played Satur; while the work. Sometimes men suddenly oi>ened. Hoy Maddocks, playing gan the to invoke gratuitously all manner of between the ick and gaining. flashed him. and a voice day Sedgw Sargent- without a mask. killed from the saddle and sometimes upon sharply their Thursday, catching calamity and misfortune upon ville The score was 3 to 2 in favor Lewis l*. springer ana ianiily leave w ed- cried, “Votre noxn?” (“Your name?*’) boys. struck in the mouth by a foul tip- Hi*)** they skulked and sneaked on foot and poor little pates. of for their home at Mich. Lord Ra thmore, wakened out of his Sargentville. nesday Norway, was and several teeth know as fractured, approached their game the panther Almost everywhere, too, it is con- The extensive on home up in a dazed F. Wright, formerly of Cobb, A improvements out. does. It was no sleep, looking partly Wright from feeling of senti- sidered unlucky to weigh them. The here are not bat what condition, discovered a offi- Co., Rockland, and Mr. Stryker, of the property finished, f»'r s**V ment that the black horse. railway mild Hindoo, the the Isaac H. Homer left Saturday they spared English peasant, Standard is to be done this season will be left with cial on his way round for tickets. Lord Oil Co., left Wednesday, also where h< w H resierstltioii prevalent. escaped they vil chorus against the sides of their treated. has gone to Harrington for a two-weeks’ We have used “L. F." Bitter; to shoot him. but he had outwitted the In some parts of the world, too, nota- berths. At this critical with visit, before returning to her home in family for a long time. moment, in Scotland and It Is Philip McKea (and wife have moved to a„ 1 wolves and the lions, and when his bly Germany, them for al‘ a roar that rose above the fury of the Kockland so their son Lincoln can attend Bangor. indispensable last went down he uttered considered ominous of baby’s death, companion a mob of Aug. 28. Mae. stomach troubles. hurricane, determined men and Swedish folk be the Rockland high school. fbysi a shrill of defiance and vanished say It should in fact, our family neigh burst upon the deck. They are, as It is to child F. W. schooner Collins In the distance. Word was sent avoided, apt make the Capt. Kent, truly, up the mate. Yours very “Mutiny!” gasped and to 200 of salt for M KINLEY. and down the that he was to noisy glveu crying. How, jr., bought hogsheads PACKARD. valley "No, they are cabin passengers.” said MRS. ETTA M. A baby born on n Sunday la bound Sylvester Morse and son Saturday. Miss Neva Lawn, of Bteuben, called on be hunted to his capture. The cow- the Ripley. captain. “Now, gentlemen, you to be hut consent friends here last week. would have to do with It, lucky, by common B. R. Stinson met with qnite a loss last boy* nothing must go below. There really is no calls both Tuesday and are 111 week to and furnish Many unnecessary tut there were a score of others who Thursday by the choking death of his cow. Kelley Ray will music for danger.” omened upon the physician. entered Into the chase and birthdays. She in some way got her foot caught in her the dance at the pavilion, Aug. 29. £®n“!Lbo*d* gleefully “Yes there for a Jonah rule of health. Keep y° Bit- is—danger Importance Is also attached in many bell ,-s The man who the strap. Mrs. Sadie of is the greedily. captured who Is on this ship,” came back the Robbins, Boston, Take “L. F.” countries to the hour of the birth. regular.” a black horse could put his own price ou answering chorus. The first seiners of the season were in guest of her cousin. Miss Una Robbins. ters when nature needs Children born at precisely 12 midnight him. ‘Who do mean, T* the harbor last week. Among them was F. D. William ance. you gentlemen are to be endowed with oc- Cleveland, representing of was for supposed Mr. has over The plan campaign men asked the Morgan, who stocked $30,000 Underwood of was in town captain. cult are those born at Co., Boston, to station themselves and down the powers. So. too, thus far this up “Show us,” they howled—“show us year. last week. the "chime hours”—L e., 8. 6 and 9. valley at intervals and to keep the that fellow who was singing Hoc-a ml The Germans and P.usalan* believe Harry Gross died very suddenly with Mrs. Laura Stanley will hold a lawn black horse until he fell from moving In the Cradle of the Deep* only a few of the Funeral services at her home that when a child Is born In leap year congestion lungs. party Wednesday evening. The Ei.lswohth AmkhK'oI exhaustion. It wouW] seem almost as hours Let ns at him!”—New York ago! either It or Its mother will die within were held at the house Wednesday, Rev. Proceeds for the benefit of the new hall. If the summer breeze the whispered Tress. Duncan McNair Besides a wife 28. Anon. oountt pioor-l the year.—Pearson’s Weekly. officiating. Aug. (The only J