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_ tuerkuit. ~ ■ ----- 1 r T V (•OBBOrniFTlOW PBIOB, (3.00 PBB TBAB I Clbtuortl)— La. I ir >a.d ,»ADTABc, «i.ao. VOL. I i »»«»■«>*. ..oond-cla,, ..—. ELLSWORTH, WEDNESDAY 7 JULY 1914. _-—-— MAINE, AFTERNOON, 8, I AT TH* It I. LA WORTH POHTOFFICB.matt..; I No 07 — wuomwttncnii. LOCAL AFFAIRS. maining until yesterday. He will return i 'SbbrcfurnuntB. in August for a longer visit. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THISjWEKK. The Congregational church will be closed for the summer, after next Sunday. The A Holt—Bakery. New Tel & pastor hopes to have a large attendance on England Tel Co. John A. Peters, Pres. Henry H. Higgins, Treas. M. Martin L Adams—Dry goods. this last service of the season. Gallert, Sec’y. For sale or to let—Farm. Burrill National Bank. Dr. Harry C. Mason, of Old Town, For sale—Grass. Bnrrill joined his wife and here for the National family lie Bank Wanted—Situation. —Bucking horses. Fourth and Sunday at the home of his Howes circus. parents^ C. W. Mason and wife. OF ELLSWORTH Hebron academy. Upiop Trust Gopipapy Notice-Board of 8tate assessors. Miss Mabel N. Joy, who has been in Sheriff’s sale—George FJNewman. In bankruptcy—George E Moon. Portland the past winter, is at her home —Gilbert G Uatcomb. here for 2 cent, interest on all 14 the summer. Mrs. Florence j Allows per balances of $500 —Robert Jones. OF" ELLSWORTH John H Bresnahan—Dog constable. Dewey, of South Portland, is her guest. over to check. Is or subject YOUR account work- Bucksport, Harry C. Woodward, with his wife and H A Buck—Saxon We invite attention to the reasons Automobile. two cnildren, and Marcellus Woodward, your following for you to do for YOU or the other fellow? If can’t business at this bank: ing you call, of Springvale, have been visiting their CONDENSED TIME TABLE." Because it is a strong safe institution, and our aim is to make this ! us mother, Mrs. W. P. Woodward, the past write to-day—NOW. Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at the Peoples Bank. 6.66, 7.18, 11.16, 11.58 a. m.. 4.21, 6.18 p. m. week. Because its offlcere and directors are the safest Sundays, 6.66 a. m., 7.18, 9.11,11.16 a.m., 6.40 among and most J. Goodwin and p. m. Royal family are at conservative business men in this community. Its officers have had Trains leave Ellsworth for the west at 7.37 a. their cottage, “Nokomis” at Bayside, for a years of in the business. m., 12.23, 4.11,6,85, 10.21, 10.37 p. m. experience Banking Particulars on Sundays, few weeks. Because this Bank studies the Full Request. 6.39 a. m., 4.11. 6.36, 10.21, 10.87 p. m. They have with them as needs of its customers, and properly guests Mrs. F. A.| Scribner and son, of takes care of them, whether their business is large or small. Because SCHEDULE OF MAILS Bangor. systematic savings pay; we receive deposits from fl up. AT BLL9WORTH POSTOPP1CB. Because this Bank is interested in the development of this Monaghan’s orchestra is playing Wed- In effect June 23% 1914. county. nesday and Saturday evenings of each Call on us whenever you are in town and let us serve you in any MAILS RBCBIVBD. week for the season at Holmeside, the hall way and at any time. From Wbst—*6.56. *11.16 a m; 4.21, §6.18 p m. in the new masonic block at Northeast From East—12.28, 5.36, and 10.37 p m. Harbor. MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOPPICB Miss Alice Garland has returned from a Going West—11.66 a m; *3.46, *6 and *9 p m. ROLL OF * HONOR BANK week’s vacation at Mrs. C. I. Union Trust Going East—6.30 a nr, 3.45 and 5.46 p m. spent Company Welch’s cottage at Shady Nook, and her mail should at Miss Ruth now FIRST In Maine, 4Sth in the United States! That is Registered be postoffice hajf sister, Garland, is there an hour before mail closes. for a week. the standing accorded the Eastern Trust & Ranking *Daily, (Sunday included. §Daily, except Mrs. C. E. Beane, with daughter Ida, of an Roll of Sunday; Sunday at 6.40. Co., on impartial Honor of trust com- is the of her No mail dispatched to or received from the Auburndale, Mass., guest or on a basis of sur- east sister, Mrs. Harry E. Rowe. Miss Mar- panies capitalized 8100,000 more, Sundays. “If the young man ever to succeed in busi- jorie Rice, of Waban, Mass., is also the expects plus and profits compared to capital. It proves this WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH. guest of Mrs. Rowe. ness he must be economical. No matter how small bank's unquestioned ability to properly safeguard James E. Ford, wife and daughter the sum the or man is he For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday, boy young receiving, should and care for YOUR funds. Margaret, of Melrose, Mass., came Satur- July 7, 1914. day. Mr. Ford returned the first of the save a of his income.” [From observations taken at the power always portion station of the Par Harbor & Union River week but Mrs. Ford and Margaret will re- Power in Co., Ellsworth. Precipitation is main for a longer visit. Hancock given in inches for the twenty-four hours County Savings Bank, ending at midnight.] The contractors for the State highway Weather Precip- Temperature conditions itatiou work on the Trenton road arrived in Ells- Established 1873. Ellsworth, Me. worth this morning, with a crew of 4am 12 m forenoon afternoon thirty-five Italian laborers. Work on the Wed 54 — 60— cloudy cloudy, fair will at Thurs 51— 56— cloudy rain .46 highway begin once. next Monday evening by Deputy with no less interest. Mr. Leland is just Fri 54— 69— cloudy, fair fair Mrs. J. T. Crippen, of Allston, Mass., is Grand Chancellor C. Haines. A ban- now booming the annual meeting of the Sat f 61— 77— clear clear in Ellsworth for a few Roy days, the guest of Maine Sun 63— 74— clear fair will be served. Seed Improvement association to j H. McFarland. Mrs. is quet Mrs.^F. Crippen be held in in 1 Mon 66 — 73— cloudy fair Bangor December, and hopes on her way from Southwest Harbor to The new steel tiling racks for the file Tues 61— 64— rain cloudy .24 to arouse an interest in Hancock county. where she will visit relatives. room of the registry of probate have been t Bluehill, The Union Trust Co. of Ellsworth has al- f with a steel double- Mrs. M. L. Kimball and of Nor- installed, together j an an son, ready agreed to offer a special prize for I D. E. Lin neb has bought Over- front standing-desk specially constructed way, are visiting her parents, James L. the best ten ears of the dent land automobile. for convenience in searching records, and whitecap Cook and wife. Mr. Cook’s son. J. A. corn. Eugene Moore and wife are home from a steel roll-top desk for the register of Cook, editor of the Brunswick Record, Springvale for a short visit. probate. With the exception of the WE has been spending a few' days at his old Great Diamond Robbery. SELL wooden cabinet for the of blank Rosamond Lunt left Monday for Pownal home here. storing “The Great Diamond Robbery,” a com- ——————————————_ all of room is now j where she has forms, the furniture the edy in three will be staged at Han- employment. Cards have been received in Ellsworth acts, tire protec- Mrs. William of proof, affording long-needed cock hall next Wednesday evening, under Harriman, Cherryfleld, announcing the birth of a ten-pound Cracked <» tion for valuable papers. the direction of Fred E. Cooke, with John Corn,5Meal, Corn, Feeds, Flour, is visiting relatives in the city. daughter (Dorothy Lousie) to Mr. and Blanquefort commandery, K. T., at a J. Farrell, professional, and a local cast- Mrs. Carolyn Jelly, of Wakefield, Mass., Mrs. Arthur E. Smith, of Gardiner, on ■ meeting Monday evening, voted to accept The play has been selected by Mr. Cooke Lime, Hair, Cement, is the guest of Mrs. H. W. Dunn. July 6. Mr. Smith is the son of Frank j of because of its clean its ridiculous E. the invitation the Eastport commandery humor, Edward of is Smith, formerly of Ellsworth. Scott, Gardiner, visiting for a field day at Eastport Tuesday, July situations and its adaptability to produc- Roofing, Sheathing Paper, j; his John Scott and wife. Mrs. Morris W. Knowlton and little parents, 28. Five other Maine commanderies have tion by a local cast. Some new scenery daughter, of D. arrived Rev. J. W. Tickle’s subject next Sunday Washington, C., been invited to be the guests of the East- for Hancock hall is now being painted, to COAL “Shew us Friday spend the summer with Mr. and will be used in < * morning: the Father.” port Knights on that day, and a big this play for the first Knowlton’B parents, J. F. Knowlton and Mrs. Julia H. Niccolls has to gathering is expected. Eminent Com- time. gone wife. Mr. Kerosene Oil Knowlton is expected in about L. B. is the cast of in by the Barrel, jj Northeast Harbor for the summer. mander Trussell, and Sir Knights Following characters two weeks to spend his vacation. Deasy, E. F. Robinson, jr., and Charles the order in which they make their en- Grass Seed. ■ ■ Miss Florence Smith is at home from Groceries, Edward A. Hopkins, of Trenton, well W. have been a committee trance upon the Btage: New York for the summer vacation. Joy appointed known in Ellsworth, died last Friday, to arrange for transportation and to secure Texana.Miss Hazel Giles Mrs. Sidney A. Goodwin is with her aged fifty-eight years. Mr. Hopkins was a special train back if possible. Mrs Max Juniper.Mrs Harry Crabtree husband, Capt. Goodwin, in New York. a stone-masdn and Max brick-layer by trade, Howard A. McLellan, principal of the Juniper.Frank Dunleavey W. have to and had been Jean MacLean.Miss Christina Harry Haynes’ family gone employed on many jobs in Ellsworth school for the three Doyle high past Alonzo Willing.Clarence their Shady Nook cottage for the summer. Ellsworth. He leaves a widow and one Tapley C. W. years, has been elected principal of Hig- GRINDAL, f daughter. Victoria.Miss Alice Garland Miss Effie Bridges, of Boston, is visiting classical at Charleston. Water ! 1 gins institute, Ted Keegan.Walter Allen Street, Ellsworth. her brother Nelson on Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. DeLaittre, who came Mr. McLellan has done most efficient Mike.Fred Cooke Telephone 66-3 !! Miss Hannah Frances Malone is at home from Minnesota recently, in company work in the Ellsworth school, bringing it Tompkins.William Flanagan w’ith Mrs. Sheriff Jim from Bates college for the summer vaca- Josephine Farrell, after a two up to a high plane. He is a capable in- Larrabee.John J Farrell tion. weeks’ stay in Portland, are at Sandy structor, a good disciplinarian, one who Reserved seats are now on sale at the f ! • i >■!» lll>|»[»|,Hltl« t ♦ !■ ♦ »iVi Point, where they have the holds the interest and wins the of store of the Reliable Philip O’Brien and wife, of Lawrence opened up respect Clothing Co. The Castine alumni cottages, and are bis His interest in athletics advance sale assures a house. Mass., are in Ellsworth for their annua! keeping pupils. big house” makes him a leader as well as a teacher of visit. I “open during July. friends con- a He lawn unaer tne or the boys. His F.lleworth The Circus Is Prof. A. C. Lyon, wife and two children, party auspices Coming. to the ladies’ aid society of the gratulate him on his election to a larger The circus is coming to Ellsworth. The of Orono, are at North Islesboro for the Congrega- LOAN tional three times school. date is MONEY is the circus church, Thursday, is summer. postponed, July 16; held at the residence tree mail uas ueeu iu Howe’s Great London Shows. 0b Improved, Productive Real Estate; on Collateral and Commercial being to-day of John 1Q6 ueiivery Paper. Mrs. Harold A. Robinson, of Chicago, is A. Peters. Supper will be served on the operation here a week, and is working Howe’s show has been in Ellsworth be- her Charles L. visiting parents, Morang lawn at 6 o’clock. of so that the know c. • Ice-cream and cake are satisfactorily. There are, course, the fore, people what to ex- BURRILL & SON, 16 State St., Ellsworth, Me and wife. [c. for sale. The party will continue into the usual difficulties attendant upon the pect. The American is not going to C. M. Holloway and wife, of Brockton, evening, with many attractions. adjustment of things to the new system, quote from the press agent’s notices, but are at the Thomas homestead on these are and back to its own hies of two Mass., Hancock county democrats have as- but being rapidly overcome, going years hill. a few weeks the service will be work- this is what The American said Bridge sembled in Ellsworth to-day for a con- in ago, the Save Your Mrs. Pearl Thorsen, of Weehawken, ference meeting and to start the campaign ing smoothly. The mail boxes have not day after the show was given here: Dog N. J., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Her- going. Oakley C. of yet arrived. Many householders who Yesterday was circus day in Ellsworth. hvners Curtis, Portland, of in the of free service There was a dogs city bert R. Holmes. candidate for governor, and William R. have asked for the delivery real circus, too. Unlike many failed to the re- aggregations called a circus, whose ulsworth are warned that Austin Maddox, of Norwood, Mass., Pattangall, of Waterville, candidate for have provide required only ap- at their doors. No mail will be peal to public patronage is on their flaring unless a few days last week with his father, congressman from this district, addressed ceptacles licensee are at spent advertising sheets, this one of Howe’s was of paid a of democrats this afternoon. delivered at such places; even though the Addison Maddox. meeting a different kind; it was “short” >nce, dogs will lie shot, and carriers may have mail for such homes, on promises, he Harvey L. Alley, of Somerville, Mass., R. B. Carter, who was called to Swamp- it will be returned to the postoffice and and “long” on performances. owner will be five in the It is not with its street compelled spent the week-end with his parents, G# scott, Mass., weeks ago by the death put general delivery. Beginning parade, which was 0 necessary to an elaborate recepta- one of the best ever seen here, it held every- Pav a fine to cover W. and wife. of a son-in-law, George Smith, returned provide costs, Alley cle—anything that will hold mail will do. body’s attention throughout the day and n home Mr. Carter has also evening, and well into the Both of New' his Friday. visited night. per- addition to the license fee. Hoyt A. Moore, York, joined of the old-time Ellsworth formances were of a order. The in Stoneham Another high animals, w son here to remain over the Marblehead, Lynn, Boston, both caged and loose, excited ife and little so admiration; John schooners has gone the way of many — II. Bresnahan, Brockton and Salem, seeing the ruins the ring performances and three of them Fourth and Sunday. old fleet. Last were going on at once — were and from the big fire in the last-named others of the Thursday the diverting, _ Constable. city. held the closest attention. The acrobats were Dog F. Goggins, who is employed as a schooner built at Ells- George He was accompanied home by his grand- Mary Auguste, tar and away above the average. The clowns mail-carrier in New is at home for a was were the music was excellent. York, Miss Nellie Alexander. worth forty-seven years ago, washed funny; daughter, In short, this circus, modestly heralded, vacation ofjtwo weeks. on the rocks at Walker’s point, near has Linnehan’s Auto Fred L. Mason, and up come and gone, and has left'an impres- Livery jr., Edward Parsons sion Which, We beg to say, Mrs. Ellen E. Moore, of Massachusetts, Kennebunkport. One of the masts was greatly in its favor. It well deserved the are at home from East Orange, N. J., for liberal patronage it received. Water Street is visiting her brother, Edmund G. Hop- awash. Nothing was known of the vessel’s is what the Good Housewife two weeks’ vacation. They have as guests on Church street. troubles until she drifted in from the eea kins, a party of East Orange friends — Elmer COMING EVENTS. EII»**orth, Maine must do about 2.30 p. m. The schooner was owned Miss Clio M. Chilcott, now a teacher in \ Slipner, Misses Mary Sherry, Gertrude at Bangor, and registered 175 net tonnage. BAKING DAY the New York city schools, is spending j Grapel and Isabel Andreson. This makes ELLSWORTH. TELEPHONE 117-2 ON EVERY Capt. Winfield Tainter, of Winterport, his the summer vacation abroad. a lively party of young folks at the Parsons Friday evening, July 10, at Society hall— work thus—exert your son Raymond and the third member of his Why John J. Buckley, of the Marlboro, Mass., cottage at Shady Nook, which they are Dance. crew landed in their power boat, having with Mrs. is occupying. Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Parsons At urniture strength, police department, Buckley, abandoned the schooner before she reached Hancock hall, Wednesday evening, Repaired visiting relatives in Ellsworth. are chaperoning the party. the rocks. The schooner was laboring in July 15—“The Great Diamond Kobbery,” not this burden shirk? a while bound from St. for painting, dressing, Why Mrs. C. E. Monaghan is the guest of One of Maine’s most remarkable old big sea, George John J. Farrell and local cast under man- Swan’s Island with 250 tons of soft coal, far eas- Miss Mabel of at her ladies, Mrs. Harriet Austin, died agement ol Fred E. Cooke. Admission 25 FINISHING. There’s a better and Leighton, Bangor, Monday when the shrouds gave way and the mast cottage at Rogers Point, Steuben. at Newcastle, lacking but three weeks of wrent overboard. She will be a total loss. cents; reserved seats, 35 and 50 cents. On • franklin street, ier E. Tilfipn way, out a of life. Mrs. sale at store of Reliable ,,UCIIi ELLSWORTH Mrs. Harry Scammons, of Boston, with rounding century Assistant Dairy Inspector Leland, of Clothing Co., be- do the work! Austin was connected with some of the ginning at 9 o’clock. Let the Baker two children, is visiting Mr. Scammons’ the State agricultural department, is in Tuesday, July 7, Ellsworth Austins and with Mrs. John H. — parents, Irving Scammons and wife. Ellsworth to-day on business of the de- Thursday, July 16 Howe’s circus at Brimmer. “Aunt Harriet” was loved by Ellsworth. Public Auto For hoodoing the weather, the Congre- partment. Mr. Leland has personal charge A. HOLZ, all, and was spared to this remarkable old *A|QE gational lawn parties have crowded the of the seed-improvement w'ork in the Wednesday and Thursday, July 22 and TOURING CAR for HIRE Cor. Main and Franklin Sts., Ellsworth age with all her faculties unimpaired, and traditional court week into second place. State, and is greatly interested in the ex- 23, at Unitarian churoh, Ellsworth—Han- Wyto ’Phone 61-2 as as half her EBEN WHITCOMB at El- physically vigorous many made in Hancock cock | wife and little periment being county county Unitarian conference. In- °rth Elmer Galley, daughter age—a wonder to all who knew her. Foundry & Machine Works with the dent corn from Minne- stallation of Rev. W. Tickle as Marie, and Harold Morey, all of Btoning- whitecap J. pastor of Bes. tei. 85-21; 55. Officers of Donaqua lodge, K. of P., were sota, seed of which has been distributed Ellsworth church Garage. ton, were guests of Mi98 Marion Nealley Wednesday evening at elected last Wednesday evening, as fol- to the farmers of Hancock the 7.30. in Sunday. county by Supper vestry; 25 cents. lows: Clyde F. chancellor Union Ellsw’orth. With the Save Your Richmond, Trust Co., of and Combings E. has a Wednesday Thursday, Aug. 5 and Mrs. T. Hale returned from 6, l will commander; C. vice chancel- of a few ears sent into Wash- send them to me, and Roy Haines, exception at Hancock hall — month’s visit in Bath and Massachusetts, Unitarian fair under Motor Boat roots all one way, lor; John A. L. and one ear sent into York turn the Lord, prelate; George ington county of Woman’s during which she enjoyed extended auto- management alliance. and make a large switch Higgins, master of work; Herman 8, county, Hancock iB alone in this experi- LET or week. or mobile trips with friends. by day for #1.50 #2.00. Scammons, master at arms; Joseph R. ment. The farmers have taken a lively [0 C. W. Basford announces that all orders for PPb to ALBERT C. Charles A. Hanscom, of Baltimore, joined Clark, inside guard; Almon R. interest in the and the State N. CUSIIMAN, HELEN RHODES, Reed, experiment, piano tuning may be left at Roscoe H» Mrs. Hanscom here for the re- Ellsworth, Maine. Bockland, Maine. Fourth, outside guard. Officers will be installed agricultural department is watching it Smith’s confectionery store.—AdeC. ffluttial Bmcfit Column. ing I went to the statehouse, visited four dif- | £mong tl)t C'rangtra. COUNTY ferent offices and took my friend to see the NEW EDITED BT "MINT MADOK". State exhibits, which were new to her. Now, This column is devoted to the Grunge, es- what is the use to go across the ocean or to STONINGTON. ft* Motto: and pecially to the granges of Hancock county. 41Helpful Hopeful different states to see things, when Maine is J. H. Sweetser The column is open to all grangers for the has recently SUNDAY_SCHOOL. fall of wonders and beauties. Got home at bought *n The purposes of this column are succinctly discussion of topics of general interest, and automobile. 6 last night, tired, cold and hungry. Could Lesson II—Third Quarter, For stated In the title and motto—U Is for the mutual for reports of grange meetings. Make letters William H. Goes truly “Home, 8weet Home." Dell. and wit. .re benefit, and alms to he helpful and hopeful. |ay, short and concise. All communications must a week in Lynn, Mix. * July 12, 1914. Being for the common good, It Is for the com be signed, but names will not be printed ex- We us as mon use—a servant, a of In- appreciate your keeping posted of the writer. All com- Mrs. Henry of public purveyor cept by permission Eaton, Clinton, Miss b formation and suggestion, a medtum for the In- to your whereabouts, Dell, and also of munications will be subject to approval by ♦ be guest of John D. Eaton. terchange of Ideas. In this capacity It solicits the glimpses you give us of the work the editor, but none will be rejected without THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. SCAB Norman Torrey, who wa, comniBii lcatlons, and Its success depends largely going on in various public and benevolent good reason. SULPHUR FOR POWDERY graduated from Cushing academy, I. home. on the support given It In this respect. Com- institutions. _ munications must be signed, but the name of Potato Grower* Should Tr«*t Th»ir James P. Plunkett, of New Text of the Lesson, Mark x, 32-45. Thursday, Aug. 27—Field day of Han- York, i„ * writer will not be In the Review of Reviews tor July there "uest of Frank printed except by permission Riuehill mineral Seed Potato** With Sulphur. McGuire and wife. Memory Verses, 43-45—Golden Text, who died cock Pomona at spring. Communications will i>e subject to approval or ; is an article on Jacob A. Riis of In- On account of the possibility Herbert Belledne and wife, of Mark x, 45—Commentary Prepared rejection by the editor of the column, but none May 28. Many school teachers who at- Boston FIELD DAY MEETING. fection with powdery scab, the depart- are at their cottage at West Rev. D. M. Stearns. will be rejected without good reason. Address the State convention in Portland 8toningt0n. by tended la now recommend- to The annual field meeting of Hancock ment of agriculture E. all communications last October will remember he an ad- Georg* Pitts, who ia with the I gave to treat their nited The first part of this lesson concern- The AMERICAN, Pomona grange will be held Thursday, ing all potato growers States coast survey at South dress there. Is Portland » His death and resurrection is re- LlLiWorih, Me. Aug. 27, at Bluehill mineral spring. seed potatoes with sulphur. This here. ing was a of and came visiting He native Denmark, that In- corded in Matthew, Mark and Luke, but National Master Oliver Wilson will be the made expedient by tbe fact to this country w hen a young man. After Harold Brown, of Boston, is IF. The State master and fected seed potatoes have been shipped spending the second part, concerning the request at several trades and princial speaker. his vacation with his working occupa- scab now parents, is the that W. Cameron Forbes, State lecturer will also be present. out of Maine, where powdery Capt.ll(,or of James and John and their mother. JThis poem he filled a position as police re- A. Brown and wife. former governor-general of the Philippines, tions, exists. Recent tests Justify the depart- Matthew and Mark The words while at the state house, Boston, in in New' York for In only. speaking porter city twenty years. a Mrs. Adah A. Frink and behalf of the Washington memorial fund, LAMOINE, 284. ment's scientists In recommending Miss Mary “in the of verses His work brought him in touch Wood attended way" 17, 32, 52; xl, 8; declared was dedicated by Rudyard Kipling At the last the fourth dusting with (lowers or sul- the graduation and his meeting degree thorough exercises Acts 17, 27, and elsewhere, while to George Washington. Mr. Kipling told Mr. with the of the tenements, at Haven ix, 2, people was one candidate. Miss have been cut North high school. Forbes this was true. Copyright, 1910, by conferred upon phur after tbe potatoes they may generally mean nothing more sympathies with foreign-born Americans Rudyard Kipling.) Barron, of Bayside, gave a fine recitation, as a precaution against tbe disease, but Mrs. Ed. L. Waite and daughter than on the road, are suggestive of Ps. made him their spokesman and represen- Mabel If you can keep your head when all about you Sister Coolidge, a humorous reading, and the treatment Is by no means Intended of Massachusetts, formerly of this i. 0;cxix, 1; John xiv, 6, and make one tative. His book, “How the Other Half town' Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; the “WThat is the greatest thing to take the place of formaldehyde as a are visiting Mrs. Scott of known their needs. question Geyer. think of the way of i>ence, the way If can trust when all men doubt Lives,” made you yourself of and out many ■ disinfectant. The department 6 to-day, why?” brought general Mr. Hunt, the marine of the Lord (Luke i, 79; iil. 4). and of what you, In the Outlook of June Col. Roosevelt artist, Worces- admirable answers. advises the use of both formaldehyde Mass., who has it means, to follow Him in the But make allowance for their doubting, too; says of him: “If I were asked to names ter, spent several summers really before As next week is the last meeting and sulphur. came 4 for his way. If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, fellow man who came nearest to being the here, July vacation. August is was decided to have open ses- Before cutting the potatoes should This is the third time that He spoke Or being lied about, don't deal in lies. ideal American 1 should name The ladies of Stonington have citizen, hours In a solution formed t Or being bated don't give to batiLg, sion and make a social hour for the many be soaked for two plainly of His sufferings and death and way Jacob Riis.” Miss Jane Robbins, head cemetery association and are are re- of to thirty working t0 His words And yet don't look too good, nor talk too visiting friends who here. Light of one pint formaldehyde resurrection; but. although worker of the Jacob A. Riis neighborhood clean up and beautify the grounds wise; freshments will be served. gnllons of water. They shonld then be and seem so plain to us, they understood bouse, says of him: “He was, to most of add a new iron fence. to either In the If caD dream—and not make dreams allowed dry quickly none of these things (Luke xviii. 34), you your us, the finest immigrant we have ever Miss of MA88APAQUA, 477, SOUTH BLUEHILL. open or while spread ont on a clean Sandholzer, Boston, has opened because knew not the master; office they Scriptures known. To all of us, from editor to be effective her hotel at Fraxier’s If you can think—and not make thoughts July 1 several of the members gave brief floor. This Is known to island. Upt. concerning His death and resurrection he w*as a friend. When we the boy, fight sketches of the most fourth of common scab and blackleg and Reuben Cousins, with his motor their own your aim; enjoyable against host (John xx, 9), having thoughts bad tenement houses, we lay a flower on carries mail If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster July they ever passed. The question, shonld therefore be employed In ail Dorothy, and passengers to about the kingdom, just as many today- his And treat those two impostors just the grave.” be as much Whether It Is effective and from the island. know of the second of “Should there true patriotic cases. equally nothing coming same; as scab Is doubtful, and J“ly 6. the distinction between the sentiment in time of peace in war?’ against powdery Nihil Christ, If you can bear to bear*the truth To Fry Bacon—Cut in as thin slices as you’ve was discussed. for this reason the use of sulphur Is of and the _ church the present age king- spoken can, remove the rind and REACH. you possibly fry advised In addition. The po- dom of the next and the to Twisted knaves strongly age ages by to make a trap for fools. to a crisp withoht burning. BAYSIDE 476, ELLSWORTH. Mr. Curtis and tatoes should be cut first and then family, of Milton. M*m. come, because they will not take heed Or watch the things you gave your life to’ Cream Pie—Two-thirds thin sweet after a short business cup July 1, meeting, with flowers of sul- are at tbeir summer home. to what is written in the con- broken. dusted thoroughly prophets cream, two-thirds sugar, one egg well I the lecturer pro tem. furnished a program cup use of this treatment cerning the Son of Man and the king- And stoop and build ’em up with worn-out phur. A general Rev. William Anderson Is the guest of beaten, one-fourth cup vinegar, one- j of patriotic selections. dom to be set at His in tools; Is advised. Moody P. Eaton and wife. up coming fourth one teaspoon salt, teaspoon allspice. Is n Eu- to the nntions and to Powdery scab of the potato Earle of glory judge reign If you can make one heap of all your win- Bake with two crusts. HIGHLAND, 3G4, NORTH PENOB8COT. Lowell, Cambridge, was the In xxxii, ropean disease which doubtless follow- of Levi and righteousness (Isa. 1, 17; nings one butter 3 was children's night at Highland guest family last week. Plum Cake—One egg, cup July before the xxxlv, 8; xxxv, 4, 10), but persist in And risk it on one turn of pitch and toss. ed Imported potatoes quar- (other shortening will do by adding a grange. The children furnished the pro- Steadman Torrey and wife attended the us And lcse, and start a-tiin at your beginnings thinking that the kingdom is within Ice-cream and cake were served. little salt), one cup molasses, one-half gram. graduation exercises at Caatine, their and that all that the work of re- And never breathe a word about your loss; great Etta one of can nerve teaspoon soda dissolved in a little hot ; daughter being the graduates. demption Is for is to deliver people If you force your heart and and sinew water, one-half cup sweet milk, two tea- CRANBERRY ISLES. Lowe was the of from hell ami get them to heaven. j Emily guest Mrs. a. T. io serve your tu. n long airer mey naa gone, spoons cinnamon, one good teaspoon all- Millard the week-end in Lowe for This Is the age of a | Spurling spent Sunday, leaving Abington, kingdom post- And so hold on when is in there nothing you ! one-half teaspoon nutmeg, flour to i to the because of a Christ and spice, Bangor. Mass., Monday spend summer with poned rejected the will which to them: “Hold Except says J make batter that can be “comfortably” her sister Marietta. of gathering out from all nations a on!” j Hillard Humor left last week for Bar stirred; add raisins, currants (and citron 1 people to reigp with Him. hut who Harbor to work. Recent arrivals: John Crane, w ife and If you can talk with crowds and your if The calls for a of now suffer with keep desired). recipe pound Flora and must be content to Mrs. Hattie Rice is the guest of Frank daughters, Crace, of Hartford. virtue. each fruit, but much less makes a good Him. live separnte from this present and wife. Conn.; Mrs. Arthur Crane and three Or walk with kings—nor lose the common cake. Stanley evil age. not conformed to It. but so _ children, of at the touch; Lowell Rice and Eddie returned Waterbury, Conn., in It lowli- Carey manifesting the meekness, If neither foes nor friends can hurt Crane cottage; Mrs. Krnma Hardy, Mrs. loving KITTEKY TO CARIBOU. home from Portland Sunday. ness and love of Christ that we shall you; George Howe, daughter Louise and sons Miss Mary Leith was the week-end show something of His life in these If all men.’count with you, but none too Janies Fellows, treasurer of Somerset Malcolm and Harold, of Milton, Mass., at mortal Him. much; guest of Fred Birlem and wife. bodies and win people to countj’, died Friday, aged seventy-seven the “Old Manse”; I. H. Adams, Dor- The has been If you can fill the unforgiving minute Edward wife Holy Spirit given espe- years. Brewer, and daughter chester, Mass., at Island House; Mrs. With seconds' worth of distance cially in this age to testify of a cruci- sixty run, Alma are here for the summer. The of John Gustavus Robbins, of Cambridge, Mass.; risen and ascended who is Yours is the earth and everything that’s in it three-year-old daughter fied, Christ, Miss of is the Laurence 8haw, of Somerville, And—which is more—you’ll be a Man. my Coulotube, of Knmford, was burned to | Georgia Jude, Ellsworth, Mass.; waiting at the Father's right hand un- Mrs. and son! death on the while with guest of Richard Stanley and wife. Raymond Robbins two children, til the number of Ills _ Fourth, playing elect, waiting, of Belmont, Mass. Dear Aunt Madge and M. B.'itet: some older children who were exploding Miss Margaret Park and Miss Anna suffering ones, shall have been com- 3. firecrackers. of New are with July L. pleted, when He will take us to Him- Have I been a deserter from the ranks too McCarty, York, boarding long to be admitted now? I intended Mrs. Sadie Trussell. self, reward us for service, appoint our Waiting A rat attacked the infant son of Jacob NORTH DEER ISLE. when the poem by Kipling “If we only Un- places in His kingdom and bring us Borensten, of Auburn, in its cradle early Miss Lucy Allen, of Somerville, Mass., derstood” was published, but school duties Miss Florence Grant, of Boston, 1* vis- back with Him to reign (Acts xvl, 13- one morning last week. The child’s face who has been boarding with Mrs. M. S. prevented. This poem, “If,” is my favorite iting at Mrs. Mabel Holden's. Thess, Col. Rev. was lacerated the teeth of the returned home 18; iv, 16-18; ill, 4; v. of and I as badly by Spurling, Tuesday. Kipling, think sounds little like Arthur Haviland and of Atlantic, a rat before the were awakened family, 9, 10). This is no time for believer to the of fame as the parents by j The school last Kipling magazine first. kindergarten began N. arrived the child’s cries. J., Wednesday. Cpon opening be seeking great things for himself or I beard a lecture on Kipling and bis works The little tots are to see | Monday. glad their found that it had been his church or his or Dean of the cottage, they denomination so- by Ross, Emerson college of ora- B. Austin, of has been Mrs. back as Harry Phillips, Hetty Schriftgueisser again broken into their abseuce. and or in any to make himself a tory, not long ago, and he certainly showed daring ciety way nominated by Governor Haines as chair- teacher. INFECTED POTATOES ON TUB VINE a different side to his works from the one many articles stolen. name, but with all lowliness and meek- man of the commission on inland fisheries Mrs. Charles and two usuallyjseen, both humor and pathos. One Spurling, jr., F. E. has six at his ness and long suffering and patience and P. antlne law went Into effect. Every Hardy guests place: he all game, succeeding John S. H. Wil- Louise and arrived story read children should hear or j children, Barbara, Edward and Francis Howe walk worthy of Him who has called ns of who has been possible effort Is being made to prevent Lurvey wife, read, as it furnishes great enjoyment, “How son, Auburn, appointed Thursday to spend the summer with unto His kingdom and glory (Eph, lv, j this disease Inroads on our [io- and wife, of Boston, Miss Ida McLean, of the Elephant got his Trunk.” United States marshal. Charles and wife. making Col. I Thess. who Spurling, sr., R. and Mrs. Sarah 1. 2; I, 10, 11; ii. 12). How of the sisters ta to Industry, and the co-operation of Providence, I., Limes, many are acquainted J. Stanley Estes, of Fort Fairfield, secre- July 6. Rooney. came not to be ministered unto, but to with the Tuna fish? It is a j all Interested In this crop la much need- of Dorchester, Mass. western product, to Senator Charles F. died a tary Johnson, minister and to give His life ransom and the meat is white and looks and tastes ed in dealing with this new potato L. F. wife and son last in MANSET. Hamburger, Francis, for much like chicken. I suddenly Thursday Washington. many (verse 45). first tasted it in salad, malady. of are at Mrs. George Mr. Estes had served as in John Lee has to Massachusetts for : Mattapan, Mass., and was sure it was chicken stenographer gone Even Jeremiah in his day said to his until told differ- 1‘owdery scab does not attack the for also Wendali R. and a visit. Brown’s the summer; With salad it makes the Maine legislature had also been Bcribe Baruch, "Seekest thou great ently. dressing delic- portion of the potato vlnee above tbe of and one of official Standiey, East Weymout h, George for seek them not" ious sandwiches. A ten-cent can will make the stenographers of the ! Franklin Smith is home from Pittsfield things thyself, | ground. It Is primarily a disease of W. Brann, of Everett, Mass. enough salad for a small family. Maine supreme court. on a visit. (Jer. xiv, 5). As it is a case of self or tbe young tubers, which develops as H. I was sorry to miss the last reunion, but July 6. the Lord and cannot be both, we must Mrs. Mary Donnell, aged ninety-one Verney King is home from Saddleback they mature In tbe ground. Tbe dis- schools will begin the first of September, so persist In attaining to the fullness of years, of Bath, was burned to death in a on a visit. ease Is made SOUTH DEER ISLE. unless the reunion comes in August I am un- light apparent by small, slight- fire which her hoxe the experience of “Not I, but Christ destroyed last Friday a able to attend. Am with you in spirit, how. Enoch Hodgdon, of Rockland, has been ly raised pimples and slight discol- Austin Smith is in poor health. who llveth In "Not but the Mrs. who refused to me;” I, ever, if not in body. morning. Donnell, in town a few oration of the surface. When cut days. Lewis Judkins is building a new store. of "In newness of be of her grace God;” life, With best wishes for all the sisters. dependent upon any relatives, open tbe Infected areas appear faintly Mrs. Fred Barker and daughter who has been dead Indeed unto sin. but alive unto A. M. Y. lived alone. It is supposed her clothing Evelyn, Mrs. Maynard Stinson, of purplish and extend from approximate- North June 80.1914. New York, are here for a few weeks. Is God through Jesus Christ our Lord;” Lamoine, caught fire while she was kindling the ly tbe outermost cells of the tul>er very ill. slowly improving. Rev. Thomas “Delivered unto death for Jesus’ sake, kitchen fire. Hodgdon and wife, of | toward the deeper layers. Wallace Stinson, who ia yachting, made that the life also of Jesus be It is a pleasure to give A. M. Y. and Massachusetts, have been in town the might Hon. George A. of a The scab If con- a short visit at home recently. “If” of Murchie, Calais, powdery fungus. made manifest in our mortal Kipling's the right way in the past week. Relatives and friends were all ! flesh;" member of the International St. John ditions are favorable, may eat large Miss Annie Young, of Deer Isle, is “Risen with Christ and setting our af- column this week. We are glad to have glad to see them. All enjoyed the part river commission, former State senator cavities Into the Immature potatoes. working for Mrs. Nina Stinson. fection on above” A. M. Y. home again, not only to Han- he took in the service afternoon. things (Gal. 11, 20; and and five times of Sunday I Besides of the in counselor, mayor consuming parts tubers, Flossie who has been teaching, Cor. Rom. II cock county, but the circle of the Mu- Rev. Mr. Elliot an Seekins, ifv. 10; vi, 4, 11; Cor. lv, died an preached interesting it stunts their Calais, Wednesday, following op- further growth and is her at home. tuals. Many thanks that you made so sermon. spending vacation 10. 11; Col. ill, 1-4). eration for He was appendicitis. sixty- causes them to be deformed. at early a return to the column after a 6. The stonecutters who are ■u'iuiit auies nor ,ionn nor tneir busy two and besides his July Lilac. employed years old, leaves, w’ife, | The seriousness of powdery scab may the year of school work. the settlement are laid off until after mother seemed to understand when one son—Assistant Attorney-General NORTH SEDGWICK. be realized from the following state- came in the There is a great deal in the poem that Fourth. they seeking preferment Harold Murchie, of Augusta. ment by a conservative Canadian would help and strengthen one in the The Norcrosa is for the : m kingdom, and It did seem so out of cottage open scientist: Roy Hendrick, who is employed business of whatever the line of work place when He had just been speaking life, season. a few da here Magazine and Book Notes. “The disease should by no means be Portland, recently spent of His one was following. own sufferings and death. Even Roy Allen has purchased an Overland visiting his mother. The “Protective Tariff Cyclopedia,” pre- I regarded lightly. Severe attacks oc- on the last night, at the passover, as he I notice another of our out-of-tbe-State lMP< and automobile. cur when July 2. pared published by the American potatoes are planted year __ spoke of one of them betraying Him, teachers is home. She also has brought Protective Tariff League, New York, will Virginia Allen spent the week-end in after year on Infected land. Where this they were striving as to which of them up interesting subjects for our clan, like ea*> itur* be for North Bluehill. Is Regulate* the bowels, promotes Red Cross ready distribution about August 1. j practiced the result will be potatoes should be the greatest, giving Him oc- Work, etc. We hope to hear action, aud cures constipation— iJoai; Tbe cyclopedia will contain the official All are to see Jesse Wesse! and hardly su|>ertor In quality to those tfeentt* casion to say, "I am among you as he from her during her summer vacation. glad leU. Ask your druggist for them, text of the Underwood law; the Under- wife after the in badly affected with the canker. Tills that serveth" (Cuke xxii, 21-27). No i home, winter Bangor. box,—Adel. Dear M. B.'s: wood and Payne-Aldrich laws compared, I fact Is worthy of notice, especially teacher of man was ever so lonely, mis- Mrs. S. W. Treworgy preached a fine Guess where I went to church At giving every rate of duty on articles in since, as in tbe ease of canker, no understood or unappreciated. There is Sunday! sermon Sunday to a large congregation. pre- Togus, and it was a grand patriotic temper- both law’s; what one hundred and fifty- j ventive measures have proved of much such a depth of meaning in His words. Marvin and Tom of Con- ance talk.* Subject, “The Flag, the Cross and two United States senators and 1 Hazelwood, | value." "No man knoweth the Sou congress- but the are in their old home for a few the Uniform.” One thought I brought away men said for and the necticut, j Father" (Matt xl, “I live the against Underwood 27); by was this. He said a soldier would despise a weeks, accompanied by two friends. How to the Hair bill; and a copious index of over cita- Beautify Father” He of the man 8,000 LEGAL NOTES. (John vl, 57). spoke who would put the flag into the gutter, ! tions. July 6. A. G. _ cup given Him to drink and the bap- but it was no worse than to put the soldier’s A Simple and Inexpemlve All persons a tism of suffering which awaited Him uniform in the gutter. Now, what soldier SOUTH BLUEH1LL. SEAWALL. using public highway Home nethod. have and asked if they could share it, and ever thought dt that? The chaplain. Rev. Mr. equal lights, and one using an Mias Helen Hale, of North Brooklin, is C. E. Metcalf and wife spent the week- Cochrane, is well known in Hancock county. j | automobile must have due regard for they thought that their devotion to for Mrs. Alec if ** I saw him ordained at Mariaville I working Briggs. end at their cottage here. If hair is not pretty: was many years the equal rights of others, your ,j3 Him such that they could share taking Into matted, tat*: ago. Fred Sylvester and wife spent the week- Miss Agnes Ward has to losing its color, too dry, with Him. even to gone Manset consideration the tendency of his ma- an“ anything dying is not to or if the itches My pen equal describe all I saw at end with friends in Bucksport. with Mrs. Dora Ward for the summer. ing out, scalp with Him, as Peter said (John xiii, 37). chine to frighten horses and cause In all ol Togus. I have asked tlte woman who was burns, you can overcome tnesj did not understand. How could Ralph Mayo, of Waltham, Mass., is vis- The Newman orchestra gave a dance at Jury to travelers. They with me to write it up for our column. Ev- conditions by using Parisian ''a»?’ iting his Mrs. M. H. need- they when they were so dull as not to is even to acres sister, Henderson. Isie6ford July 3 and at 4. Where the owner of land and bis which hair erything grand, the of flags, McKinley July ten- supplies every ■ ant stun receive His plain words about Ills own each meaning a soldier’s grave. Miss Esther Eaton is the sum- Mrs. L. F. and agree that a erected soaks in to the hair roots, spending Newman, daughter Lula building by right nou was Of will she must have the tenant Is to tliem and furnishing the dying? And when he arrested that course, you say been mer in East brock with her Mrs. arrived from a retain its character as lating sister, BostockSaturday, for short the hair was to see Nell. Yes, I did. I took her one child ishmeut that is needed for last night and about to be bound Fred DeMyer. vacation. personal property of the tenant and It “ and and heavy, ns brought away two, one to his mother for Is not attached grow not only long and led away a prisoner Peter Mrs. of New to the ground, the build- j the summer, and a sweet Harry Bixby, York, who Fred Lawton, jr., has returned from lustrous and glorious four-year-old girl to does not Huffy, soft, would have delivered Him by his has been Cecil and ing become bound by an ex- a new home. visiting Gray wife, has Portland, where he went to attend the radiant. ... sword if he could. isting mortgage on the premises. of this :in I will tell you how Nell’s John greeted me. returned home. wedding of hiB brother Arthur. You can get a bottle Oh, how little we understand of what I from the The policy of the taw is to and help telephoned station. He answered. Mrs. Ward and son and Mrs. Bowen and July 6. T. E. D. I encourage pensive, yet delightful It means to follow to manifest or Him, When he learned who it was and who I was diligence In the settlement of contro- hair tonic from G. A. Parrher son and daughter, of Boston, are spending oegi HU life, to bear the burden of the bringing back, he said, “Gee whiz!”—and versies. or rather to any drug store. Improvement the season at Alec Brigg’s. HALL QUARRY. discourage delay 1 meek and lowly One, who, when He even said Nell would not be glad to see me! and carelessness A with the very first application. 6. person may have was. July C. Lawrence Gonzales spent a few days re- the irnUdwu was reviled, reviled not again; when But she | a Just and sides Btoppiug scalp e in perfectly lawful claim lne He suffered He threatened not, leav- I enjoyed every minute with her. Went cently Sullivan. removes every bitof dandruff. Steps Neuralgia—Kills Paiu against another for land or for money will sur J to church in the evening and found another Will Todd and of 1 of this unequaled hair tonic ns on example that we should fol- Sloan’s Liniment gives instant relief from wife, Whitman, Mass., on account of debt or Jpg old friend in damages and new life and Pastor Mosher. Monday morn- or Sciatica. It to the are give your hair beauty-_ low His steps (I Pet li, 21-23). When Neuralgia goes straight visiting Mrs. Todd’s mother. neglect to assert and painful part—Soothes the Nerves and Stops enforce his claim the may the Pain. It is also good for John Harkins and O’Hearn for such a people sing. “Surely captain You’re Bilious and Costive! Rheumatism, Benjamin left j length of time that it be- Sore Throat. Chest Pains and You ,llis" on each Sprains. to the Fourth in Rockland. comes barred the Make sure of the best depend me,” "Fade, earthly Sick Headache, Bad Breath, Sour Stomach, don’t need to rub—it penetrates. Mr. J. R. Friday spend by statute of limita- getting "Thou. O Christ, art all I Furred Tongue and Mean Liver writes: “I tions. Flavoring joy," want,” Indigestion. Swinger, Louisville, Ky.. suffered George who has been work- Every state has such a statute. tard, Spices and and Bowels clogged. Clean up to-night. Get with quite a severe Neuralgic Headache for Richardson, and other similar words they do not They are similar to one Extracts by saying »25c. bottle of Dr. King’s New Life Pills to- four months without any relief. I used ing in Stonington, is home for a few days. another, but often consider what are saying, day and empty the stomach and bowels of Sloan’s Liniment for two or three nights and not precisely alike, and to grocer they Much is felt for Marcellus the periods of your fermenting, gassy foods and waste. A full 1 haven’t suffered with my head since.” Get sympathy time nor to whom they are saying these how *1 movement a necessary to cause claims gives satisfied, thankful a bottle to-day. in the house all the and wife in the death of their to be feel fCeep Lampher word^, nor how it would be if the test feeling—makes you fine. Effective, yet time for pains and all hurts. 25c., 50c. and outlawed vary with the nature of tbe mild. Don’t 26c., at at infant son, aged about four months. came gripe. your Druggist. $1.00, your Druggist. claims. &P001V Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Burns. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for all Sores. July 6. Briar. “Stickney I baste. If you are to be a diplomat you — Motor In Marooned Ten Years. fruit stains. The first is contributed a must get rid of I Driving Germany. by that American trait" Hudson officials A It Is an astonishing fact that a blind Bay at Winnipeg, Mani- New York woman and the second by an couple of weeks passed. Olga man may drive a motorcar in the Unit- toba, recently received meagre reports Iowa woman: Rhowwl no ii disposition to part a from the north that a of ten SINGULAR 'IT'™wl h her A ed Kingdom. Any one who has driv- party Esqui- “Whenever I find a fruit stain on table- visitor, nor did he care espe- ing license, which can be obtained on maux, men and women, were rescued from cloths or I wet it with a little tlaliy to return to napkins, the city. There were an island in the mouth of Hudson no intricate ■ the payment of 5 shillings without any bay up- camphor. If this is done before the stain questions between the on which had been marooned for ten has United NEAT test of qualification, is entitled to drive they been wet with water, the stain will ii States and ltussia to render his JOB CUSTOM car years. when are ii a so or the articles whether he is able to do entirely disappear attendance on his chief _ J l necessary, and not. It appears that the were laundered. he was By JOHN V. LARNED Esquimaux not recalled. He his occupied ■ caught off shore on drift ice and “To remove fruit stains from table linen time !=- __L The German method is in strong con- carried, < • during the day in Was studying the a after long weeks of hardship, to the island and moisten the stain ; And How It Illustrated ltussiau trast to that of England. If German easily surely, Bimply people under the guidance of which "Mr. Blrkstead.” said friend Mrs. wishes to drive a motorcar he must upon they were found. This island with pure glycerin before sending clothes Ills fair hostess, and my > the did had been avoided a Russian Countess evenings am first take out a one month’s tuition li- steadfastly by passing to the laundry. Twenty-five cents’ worth by ** not seem Iddleston, “I very much worried < * long enough, since he In- vessels because of reefs and dis- nbont soil” cense. which permits him to learn to magnetic of glycerin will probably last the ordinary variably spent them in my her company. turbances which affected a or > L drive. At the end of the month he is ships’compasses. family year more, at least.” | If “What’s the trouble?" I asked. Wyman thought of what It is over 100 miles off the mainland. might taken into the heart of a come of this “He Is Infatuated with a I de- large city By LOUISE B. CUMMINGS \ association It certainly girl The Esquimaux had lived during all i did and. with an official by his side, is Bad Air in the Country. uot occur to him that a test.” the ..ii family made to drive iu and out of the traf- period of their forced stay on tish and The following is taken from the cur- whose nobility be “Have for rent issue of Farm and Fireside: might traced back you grounds detesting fic. seal meat. Several children were born for “Professor Schindler, of centuries, which was In favor her?” the decade of their Wisconsin, ball was In progress In the Winter high One little a hesitation in during imprisonment A with the slip, slight states that, while the country boasts czar, would consent to admit and some of the had died. Those at St Petersburg. There were ‘There’s nothing In her. She’s vain, and back be is for an- party of its pure air, such ‘bad air’ diseases * commoner slowing up, put palace like himself into Its charm- * who were rescued seemed all to be in as tuberculosis, In the resplendent selfish and altogether unlovely. How other month of tuition. There are j influenza, pneumonia, few persons throng ed circle by him of good health. and bronchitis, are more common in the giving one its mem- she has iu were not titled, and In Russia bers captured Jimmie I can’t imag- many cases which even three country than in towns. He has made sbo to wife. Nor did he suspect that ine.” months' tuition is insisted on, and a study of the ventilation methods fol- a prince cannot hold his position How to Remove Fruit Stains. even Oljra Ivanovna would stoop to her- lowed rural and archi- ally | there are others in which licenses are In the by carpenters court circle without complying 1 Since I was not Interested In Jim- ‘'exchange” department of July In the self with him. lie was happy, and he tects, and believes that bad ventilation refused The result of this — a number of requirements. was mie the Information did not altogether. Woman's Home Companion a depart- is the cause of the bad health. Well- wl»b young, and young are not especial- persons is that the accident in Ber- built houses, heated Among the few at the ball without the to ly move me. But 1 was Interested In percentage ment devoted to household suggestions j by up-to-date given looking to a point where their are lin is half that of London.—Man- made methods, worse in this respect than to the name of count, baron, his who was a widow. only by contributors out of their practi- prefix happiness may come to an mother, Indeed. the old house. house should end. chester News. log Every or even general, without gold I had Intentions with reference to Mrs. cal experience—appear the following Bug- j have a substitute for the old-fashioned dnke One evening Olga showed a well de- or a Btrlng of decorations on the Iddleston and wished I could moke her gestions as to the best ways of removing fireplace as a ventilator.” lace fined symptom that the little god had hut In plain black evening think me as fine a man as this Beginning Early. breast claimed her as one of Its victims. He girl was Adelbert Wyman, an at- had succeeded In Jim think her With the following story Margaret's aubtrttBtmentB. dress, parting with the American was accom- making to the American legntlon. a fine woman. I wondered bow she father supports his opinion that adroit- tache panied by nn Intensity of feeling not If Wyman was bereft of artificial did It ness Is congenital In women: before definitely displayed. Wyman nature had endowed him with “Now, I know that a noveJst," One Saturday Margaret, aged four, plumage went to bis rooms wondering. Could you, attractive personality. He was continued Mrs. Iddleston, "are one of was in deep disgrace. Four times an It be that, yielding to love, this tall and high- the Inventive kind of In- since 2 o’clock she had run away to finely built, being proportioned born would with plenty beauty surrender to an nn- Mrs. her favorite an athlete, while his countenance genuity and can about some sit visit Gilbert neigh- for tttled man from the other side of the bring a within. Hav- bor, and was now paying for her bespoke manly spirit globe? uatlon between Jimmie and this girl Inherited a fortune and work not to make her to him as she crimes by detention In the house. ing The next appear ap- morning Olga told her guest and sat on being a necessity with him, be had pears to any one who sees her through At 5 her father returned Aat there was to be a singular cere- adopted a profession In which money eyes not distorted by the Imagination.” the porch reading Ills evening paper. mony in the line of what she had making had no part and which to him woo is sner asaeo. To him In a few minutes Margaret promised him. ne was itemed full of Interest—diplomacy. delighted. “Julia Hinton." sauntered out her mind Intent on car- Olgn would take part in it Would he Wyman had prepared himself for “How c»n 1 know her?" rying out her plans, and shortly sug- like to do the same? Certainly. What bla career by the study of International “Jimmie tells me that she’s going gested: was it like? There would bo law and more especially of several for- racing. this summer to Arlington Beach. Why “Daddy, let’s play you are the baby, She would be dressed In running cos- eign languages, Russian among the can’t you go there, too, for your vaca- and I am the mother.” tume. If he Intended to take part he number. He was therefore enabled to tion r Daddy agreed on condition that It wonld better dress for the same chat In ber native tongue with a young pur- “I can.” must be a very little baby and one pose. Capital! He had been a Russian girl, with whom ho danced sprinter "And you will try to do something that would not be expected to move. In school and afterward In He several times at this Imperial balL The college. for me?” Thereupon Margaret, after a silence had several cups at home he had won Countess Olga Ivanovna was one of “On one condition—that If l succeed In which one could hear her brain cur- on the cinder path. >. those women of the north whose com- you will find some other literary man rents crackle, said, "Now, honey, you In Touch With Friends At Home An hour later 1 be plexions are fair, whose eyes are blue Olga appeared attired to Invent u scheme whereby may be a good little baby and don’t run j hair Is flaxen. Notwith- In a dress the skirt of which came made to look better In your eyes than while mother for a little while and whose away, “Of course you are to Cape Cod this summer, but that to the knees. going again Standing tue mcv uuai sue was uuiue only Wyman had no I am.” goes over to Mrs. Gilbert’s.”—New 1 doesn’t mean that you and I are to be separated all the time. You and her companion was a commoner, sprinting costume with him. so he ap- 1 can vouch for the fact, though York Tribune. she seemed to be pleased with him. peared simply In a pair of white flan- do not expect to be believed, that a must call me up occasionally, and I’ll call you, too—it is easy to make wns nel trousers and Thus widow Is of blushing, for 1 de Indeed, there something unique In shirt arrayed, capable Our Oldest Religious Magazine. a toll call, you know. Are you really going to visit the Adams’s? that unadorned figure amoug hundreds the two sprang Into a phaeton which teeted a faint reddening us she replied, Oldest of all religious magazines In That’s simply fine—you and Ned must visit us also. Nell is going to of uien most of whom relied for ad- stood at the door, and Olgn drove to with a bit of blarney: "You don’t need America Is the "Sailors’ Magazine,” how clever as miration on their velvet clothes, tinsel a field on which was a crowd of peo- that Every one knows you published by the American Seamen’s Sunapee usual, and Fred and his wife will be in the Berkshires. one and I am sure will succeed In Started in and the medals strung on their breasts. ple. At end of the open space was are, you Friend society. New York. They’ll be glad when you call them. I like to talk with the old crowd Borne of them were misshapen, some a tent Olgn drove to a point near saving my boy.” 1S28, It has appeared without inter- every week—it’s so much better than letters, and we don’t lose track had homely faces, and all were dress- the canvas, and both she and her “If I succeed In showing him the ruption ever since. Its monthly Issue am of our either.” ed as If for a play. Wyman nlone was guest alighted. Olga went Into the girl exactly as she Is 1 sure you has been printed by the same family set, unadorned* tent for a few moments, where she would not ask me to misrepresent her." from father to sou for seventy-five or “How do you tike Russia?” asked the divested herself ot her Jacket and "Certainly not” eighty years. For sixty years its cover There is no charge on a toll call countess. All visitors are asked this came out for a run. I had achieved some recognition on was unaltered. In this magazine ap- ready if don’t the asked for and was for first time the world fa- you get person question and If they are well bred Wyman saw no one else prepared the part of the rending public peared the usually reply that they like the coun- for racing and noticed that he and known as an author at the hotel where mous hymn, "Jesus, Saviour, Pilot same which Miss Hin- written E. try they visit very much. Wyman’s Olga seemed to be the center of at- I stayed, the In Me.” It was by Hopper, of little old Church of reply was tfiat the country Interested traction. While he was wondering ton Btnyed, and my literary reputation then pastor the as case Its edifice still stand- him. When asked why, he said that It what It all meant Olga, who had —for good work or bad, the the Sea and Land, Telephone me of a lion. but almost unknown to this gen- was in the marked difference to what walked a short distance from him. may be—made something ing, the beach l was of New Yorkers. Colonel he had been accustomed. turned, beckoned to him and theD While at sending eration i “In what asked the week except Roosevelt’s first speech, made when Company. way?" girl. darted away over the field. my publisher copy every “First, with Russians the first. On my return in September he was a boy, Is also recorded here. you everything Wyman ran after her. There was from the to the I read the final of my sto- Romances are traceable through Its points people govern- the same excitement the same cheers, plate proofs while with us and the book w-as Issued before pages—true stories of adventure, hero- ment, everything points the same as when he had won ry, shouts, life from the government to the In Christmas. ism and tragedy that make up the people. cups In America, lie was surprised to other words, here the people seem to 8oon after Its publication 1 was In- of the sea.—New York Post see that Olga was running very swift- be for the while with us vited to dine at Mrs. lddleston’s. Jim government, ly. Gallantry at first caused him to our government Is for the people. But was present and received me some- Horses. moderate his pace, but It was not long Shoeless It Is the customs In what We bad not been long many singular before he realized that If he was to coolly. While experiments are being made the different of em- at table before the subject of my nov- parts your great catch her he mast do his best to produce a horseshoe suited to mod- pire that especially Interest me, the el was broached. Mrs. Iddleston said writes a I The space to be traveled was 200 ern roads, correspondent, pronounced varied types of your peo- some very nice things about It Jim yards, and to win Wyman must catch wonder whether anybody remembers ple. 1 have read that In a certain said nothing till bis mother reproached written the Rev. J. G. the fugitive before reaching a goal at the book by Like Must Be province girls are milled for him for being so Impolite as not to say In which Tobacco, Food, dowryless the other end of the field. lie was at Wood, the famous naturalist, as chances the author wives, the money paid In for something favorable to the was put forward that first so dilatory that when Olga had argument being given for a marriage portion.” about bis work. shod all. He Fresh To Be Good made half the distance It seemed he horses should not be at "There Is a more singular custom I protested. "That’s where we au- that the hoof could It- would lose. And so he would have declared adapt than "In a hard I said. "Peo- that” added the countess. thors have time," to kind of land surface, that lost had not Olga In the next quarter self any And tobacco cannot fresh after it is cut a certain part of Russia the girls pro- ple say complimentary things to us It would become soft when keep up, any slowed her pace. Within a hundred although to to we no real or can. pose the men. If a girl wants about our work, but get horse was out on land It better than bread meat To get fresh tobacco, of the goal she ran so slowly the grass a If yards we marry man she goes to his house. criticism—that which of all things hardened when the was stony must cut off the that had no difficulty In catch- pasture you it plug yourself, just before it goes he refuses to her he ts Wyman need most” marry regard- or and that the practice of ing her. He put his hand on her pebbly, into your That’s the use Sickle tobacco— ed as her and her family, and “Well," said Jim, “I have a personal the pipe. way you insulting and she fell back Into his nailing on shoes and paring away take shoulder, with the author In this that’s the reason it bums and affords they revenge upon him.” bone to pick or sole of the hoof was a clum- slowly, always you arms amid a vociferous of “frog” “The approval I said were privilege of proposing mar- case. Several things put and useless He gave as a smoke. the onlookers. sy expedient. cool, sweet, satisfying riage,” said Wyman, “accorded to the In the story word for word.” of the hoofs of a her sne proof photographs man Is a l Having recovered breatn, comes mere custom. For my part “You are right” I replied. "Edmond horse driven shoeless by a doctor who Tobacco that already cut-up, in packages, gets her arm through bis. and they see no reason a woman should not slipped Searle Is a picture of yourself.” why had a city practice.—Manchester Guard- dry and stale—bums fast and hot, and bites your be ns her walked back together to the starting free to ask a man to marry I saw his face light with pleasure. ian. Out of the tent came a The flavor and moisture cannot aa that a man Is free to ask her to be point priest “Do you really mean that?” he asked. tongue. original escape and advanced toward them. Olga rais- are his wife.” “Searle Is a splendid fellow.” At Outs With Webster. from the Sickle plug—they pressed in and kept in ed her band In do you really mean that? asked protest “Why do you consider him such?" Professor X., one of the old school, the natural leaf a real by wrapper. the countess, looking up at Wyman "No. no, father. This Is not I asked. always objected to the pronunciation This wLshed to tobacco—fresh tobacco—no to archly. wedding. gentleman “I don’t know." of “wound” as though It were spelled Afore package pay for—no of our customs, and 1 — “1 certainly do. But you most not see some "It Is because yon see him as he Is— “woond.” One day he stopped a stu- Waste that's Sickle tobacco. Get a plug at your dealer’s today. I had best show him one of take me In that respect as representing thought a real living person. You are taken out dent In the middle of a reading with, ceremonies and arrange tty countrymen. I like to think for our wedding of yourself to look at yourself.” "How do you pronounce that word, 3 Ounces Slice it as be a of It but ttyself and am not a slave to cus- that he should part your “But there Is one thing about me In sir?” will not be toms." services required.” the story 1 don't like. What an ass “Woond,” replied the student. you use stood looking at the speak 10c The two parted at this point, but Just Wyman Searle was to fall In love with that The professor gave him a sharp look _ The excitement of the before the ball closed they met again. er wouderingly. Billy girl." and said. “I have never foond any chase was him. Moreover, a de “We go next week to our home In the upon “The girl was a real character too." groond for giving it that soond, sir.”— flashed In his mind Province of Vlatka," she said. “If you lightful suspicion “What, that thing!" Boston Transcript will that there was something more In this make us a visit there I think 1 “What don’t you like about her?" than to show him a custom can show you some more of our odd ceremony “She hasn't any sense.” Shaking Hands. of the customs. The people about us have country. “Anything else?" Cheerful Idiot—1 was quite excited tome As for the crowd. It showed signs men shake hands. very singular ones." “One can tell by her talk that she Is just now seeing two were cries of “A “I assure you 1 feel highly honored of dissent There vain." Johnson—What can there possibly be But the count- by the Invitation and shall accept It wedding, a wedding!” “Did her conversation In the story exciting about the simple ceremony With who wa* much beloved by the much pleasure.” ess. seem flippant to you?" of handshaking? Cheerful Idiot—Oh. Iu stilied them. time Wyman received a formal In- people, “I should think bo." each man had his hand doubled up “For said Wyman, looking vitation to visit Count Ivan Ivan- my part" “I’m sorry the character doesn’t and was shaking it under the other fnr ovna’s was at Olga with eyes that expressed estates In Vlatka. A time please you. You see, my work Is nil fellow's nose!—London Telegraph. **t for more than his words tmplied, “I think his coming, but none for his from models, and any success 1 have the are right We should not departure. This surprised him, for It people attained Is on that account. 1 don't Unless They Are Heiresses. Is usual In disappoint them.” a among most entertainers Idealize my models. 1 paint them Just “It’s hard to lose beautiful daugh- and Clarion Stoves life Invite At this the cries were renewed, high all over the world to as are." ter.” said the wedding guest Sympa- Heating they their The this time Olga found It Impossible to guests for a definite period. “Who Is this stupid girl you have thetically. ,A\ are famous everywhere. There is no American still them. She gave Wyman a ques- was cordially received by “It’s a blame sight harder to lose the < her pictured?" about their sturdiness or con- the and a suit of tioning look, then dropped eyes. old man who question young lady's family “Do you mean to say you don’t rec- homely ones.” replied the rooms He had struck while the iron wns hot tneir unusual placed at his disposal. Wyman ognize her?" had several yet to go.—Boston Tran- strucuon, neaung hot and to the priest to advance before met any of them except signaled “Was she at the beach last sum- script. Di£a, and the ceremony. Olga yield power. and he seemed to be considered perform mer?” her and the having been made one. especial guest At any rate, she ed, two, with her at One Thing Left. home “Certainly. You were , The line is Clarion took upon his were escorted to the bride’s by your entire pa- complete—a herself entertainment, times. It’s strange you don’t recog- Elderly Uncle—Spent him bltn a singing, shouting populace. have Archibald? Gone for for wood driving about herself, showing nize her." trimony, you, every need, burning the people, how how they Wyman returned to the embassy at everything? Scapegrace Neph- they lived, “Well, who was she?" through or coal for house, store, worked and it was announced but the burning, and hotw they reared their chil- St Petersburg, who the ew-Yea. uncle; everything dren. of the "A Miss Hinton, spent hall or Wyman was much Interested in to the world that the secretary bankruptcy court. camp. Countess whole summer there.” all and more in the lgno- American legation and the Jt especially 1 turned to Mrs. Iddleston as though of not but of Ivanovna were betrothed. Not Clarion dealers in section fhuce only the children, Olga of the and of Who's Been There Knows. every were married in dred subject spoke thrir parents. long afterward they care, Alfred! That isn’t else. Her son soon after She—Take are enthusiastic over Clarion ‘But of the Imperial family, and something you have not shown me," said presence the remedy for seasickness. Don’t you 1 •. the excused himself and left the room. He Wyman one when were out there were few persons at capital marked He ^ quality. day they sooner than hls mother see the bottle Is poison? that this was a supplemen had no gone THE PERFECT CLARION together, "any of those singular cus- who knew —That’s the one I want—Health Bul- toms Impulsively put out her hand to me. you spoke of when in St Peters- tary ceremony. letin. I carried It to my Ups. & BISHOP Me. burg.*» Woman’s life has been spent mostly WOOD CO., Bangor, he has lived Jim didn’t marry Miss Hinton, and “You must be patient,** was the re- abroad, but a portion of it Who Is rich? He who la satisfied Wy. Russian wife. I did marry Jim’s mother. "You Americana are always In In America with his with hla lot-Talmud. | SOLD by J. P. ELDRIDGE, ELLSWORTH, ME. 2ltitHrtisrmrnt*. —-=^ SPEAKERS. were WHY? REPUBLICAN because the owners compelled ■ * ■ • ^Vtncrican i 11 i f i i i 11 i n i m i' i i ©he ^Uswortl) to flee for their lives, a few of our iii 11111111 n 11, Pertinent Asked and An- Men of National Prominence Will and have been Questions army navy boys billed, The Outlook. in Maine. ▲ LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL swered by Cainpulgn and a few thousand more are swelt- which the i PUBLISHED Business is disorganized. New enter- The list of speakers republi- Old Reliable MUSIC STORE* in the heat ot Vera Cruz, for the KVKRY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ering tropic prises are not begun; old enterprises can State committee is making up ESTABLISHED I8B8 AT while a few hundred more Mexicans will- includes fifty men are curtailing tbeir business; approaching campaign mm tod «»it i* tutor* Maim, t»«nrtW*| i* tin Hmie Un* Inn a Brand pjJM of to ,h ELLSWORTH. MAINE. have filled each other full of bullet workers are laid every morning from outside the State, all of whom are ^ ing off; ■ and Music BT THE Sheet Music Books, Motocvcles, Bicycles, Sewin® number and ■ holes. But Huerta has been re-elected newspaper reports the cry of the unem- national prominence, and the Victor snd Edison Talking COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. Machines, Machines, Typewriter.*“**• HANCOCK dividends are reduced or of this list indicate that the Post Cards of local views. of Mexico, we haven’t ployed; passed personnel ;; Vacuum Cleaners, president on a $1.00 for six The are is to be as a one, •’ faoscrlptlon Price—$2.00 year; the and the altogether. crops promising; campaign going lively Vp-to-date, Always Alive to 50 cents for three months; if paid heard of his saluting flag, Always Reliable, Always Customer., , months: conditions demand prosperity. But busi- the republican side, at least, as the State terests. Always Ouarautee Satisfaction. In' atrictly in advance, $1 50, 75 and 38 cents administration at Washington seems 5 cents. All ar- not is has ever seen. respectively. Single copies ness is good; prosperity conspicu- GOODS ALWAYS HIGH GRADE. NONE are reckoned at the rate of $2 pet to be hard to forget that any ;; BETTER rearages trying ously absent. The list of speakers from outside the MADE rear. But those EASY PAYMENT TERMS IF ultimatum was given. State includes a former and DESIRED Advertising Rates—Are reasonable and will be Why? vice-president have a fine vacation! made known on application. mediators did Mexico does not want war; the United a former secretary of war, four governors we are and two former ten United Business communications should be addressed States does not want war; and yet governors, so, and all checks and money orders made pay The proposed Wilson-Bryan treaty in a state of restrained war with Mexico. States senators, twenty-one representa- j. »ole to Tint Hancock County Publishing IS. for a America has been scores tives to Congress, the of Cor- I T I I I I I I IT I T I in I T t I I I I | | I I Co., Ellsworth, Maine. with Colombia provides payment property looted; presidents I I I I I I.IclementT^SSi I.V'*- been killed. nell and Columbia universities and other of 925,000,000 blackmail, and offers an of American citizens have has furnished no national oelebrities. These are men who ~~~- This week’s edition of The apology for the action of a former ad- The American flag pro- JFor Salt. i-tgal Notices. for Americans have were leaders in support of the nomination American is 2,550 copies. ministration, that of Theodore Roose- tection; protection fled to the English and German flags. of Roosevelt at the Chicago republican ASHES mixed with Lime. For velt. No insult was ever of- and other partlcolnre addrete J. week for 1913, 2,677 greater of the Mexicans to the convention in 1912. WOODprlee STATE OF MAINE. Average per The hostility F. Scume. eucceeeor to Knox Fertilliur Co.. fered an than this Wil- Hancock m. ex-president United States is their The list of men from outside of the State Box 552. Rockland, increased; respect Mr^_ thla 1914. this twentieth d»j Of Jo*. WEDNESDAY, JPLY 8, sonian insult to Roosevelt. But for the and of the who will take pan in the so far courage efficiency campaign, or hay on my farm at Franklin TAKEN1«H, on execution doted «’ *•*■ further tone itaued on a 1 is not all. The treaty pro- United States is diminished. That our as announced, is as follows: GRASSRoad: cute from 10 to 2* good hay. 1914, judgment render*?’" or write. Mae. Almira Clare, North twenty-Drat day ol a. ?»*! to the Colombians relations with and Former Vice-President of Call May, poses grant exemp- England, Germany Fairbanks, Hancock, Me. luprrme Judicial couit for th, * REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. “"“1 tion from Panama tolls forever and Spain are not more seriously strained is Indiana; former Secretary of War Henry Penobocot, in the Bute of M,. 9 four term of aaid court Ul L. 8PARAOUS—Lerge, year oldaepara- begun and held m n America were refused due to tbeir unparalleled patience. That Stinson; Governor Philip Goalds- now or within and lor the STATE ELECTION, SEPT. 14, 1914. ever. We in gua plants for tranaplantfng county of of Hat- to (Bee box 304. the flrat Tuaadar of a. * If the is we are not embroiled in actual warfare borough, Maryland; Governor later. Addreet Poe April, d. uu 5?*.1 exemption. treaty ratified, of the E. C. Nlchola Dry Good. Com*.',,n with Mexico is due to the kindly offices of field, of West Virginia; Governor Hooper, 1 For Governor, Colombia will shortly have the largest corporation duly organire.1 Ind *P,i°.!( No one of Governor of Btnt or Salt. under the lawa of the WILLIAM T. of Waterviile. our South American neighbors. Tennessee; Eberhard, JFor Stale of Ifain, S HAINES, merchant marine in the world. Does having an aatabli.hed place of “‘H wants war, and yet we are on the edge of Minnesota; Cunis Guild, former governor of M aeree: In aaid 11 For State Beyelde. My farm Bangor, county of Penoh.*!,, Auditor, this favoritism to foreign nations wood lot and state of war. of Massachusetts, and later ambassador 10 room house, barn, good Maine, and WiJi S&'J TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN, of Lewiston. FARM—At J. M. Sabgbbt, 821 Third Morriaon. of Boaton, in the please you? to Herbert 8. former shore property. county of SJ!’ Why? Russia; Hadley, St.. Chico, Cal. and oommonwealth of Ma«aacho«etu For to Congress, »um of Representative We have bad the responsibilities and governor of Missouri; Edward C. Stokes, fifty-eight dollar, and elxb'i^li1* (Third District) centa t9»JT) damage, and fifteen Not a time has since the dnties of thrust us in former governor of New United centa &1&T2 long passed sovereignty upon Jersey; Co Hct. forty lour 7*15.44) coat of ,nu JOHN A. PETERS, of Ellsworth. its tariff will be aold at democratic party enacted the We have fulfilled those States senators: George W. Norris, of public Auction to the^.k* Philippines. bidder therefor on the theories into law, but it has been long W. over Moore’e drug etore, vacated thirtieth dar ,5 ft?* responsibilities and performed those Nebraska; John Weeks, of Massachu- a. d. 1914, at nlna o’clock in COUNTY TICKET. to the busi- Dr. Olbbe. Hot water heat and toilet. the foreej51’1 enough damage seriously have William E. of Porter OFFICESby the office of the aherlB for the duties with notable success. We setts; Borah, Idaho; Apply to E. G. Moore. Elleworth. county S For Senators: ness of the country and to force hun- cock, at E'laworth, in aaid subdued hostile made life and James McCumber, of North Dakota; .-= count, of bS’ dreds of thousands out of work. The tribes, nock, all the right, title and lntefen,?S.' MELViN D. CHATTO, of Brookaville. L. of Albert the aaid William 4k. same relying on theories and ignoring property safe, banished epidemics, estab- Wesley Jones, Washington; tSantrti. Morriaon bld\,5*£ Jtjrlp twenty-fifth day of February, a. d. LX SHERMAN S. SCAMMON, of Franklin. marked the of tar- lished a school built B. Cummins, of Iowa; Lawrence Y. Sher- 1914 facts which period public system, good tbe time when the same was attached IRL or woman for all-around work in <>*2 For County Attorney, iff-making is manifest now that the roads, promoted commerce and industry, man, of Illinois; Theodore E. Burton, of /''i original writ In the action wherein X restaurant. Good pay. Ciboub’s Hotel, Judgment waa rendered President is excuse-making. His to a Nathan of West V.X upon which FRED L. MASON, of Ellsworth. busy and furnished protection helpless Ohio; Goff, Virginia; ■Haworth. execution leaned, in and to the are as sound as his tariff. To _ foliowin, excuses from foreign It is now Charles E. Townsend, of Michigan; Wil- scribed real estate* situated in For Clerk of people aggression. Ellsworth. i«u Courts, tell a manufacturer whose business said connty of to ourselves unable liam Alden of former Hancock, wit: of Ellsworth. proposed to acknowledge Smith, Michigan; dantrt). A certain lot or of TIMOTHY F. MAHONEY', has fallen off forty per cent, or a parcel land sUnauuii. to continue that protection without aid, Senator William E. Mason, of Illinois. Ellsworth described as follow,: For of man who has lost his that in the north line ffiS Judge Probate, working job leader in the House of HORSES-Howee London ebote of the Buckaport ro,d Sim and to invite Japan and Great Britain to Republican Rep- one feet east BERTRAND E of Eden. the depression is merely psycho- BUCKINGwants to bur Bucking horses; bring of a lot now or former;! om2 CLARK, James R. and the fol- in Ells- James W. logical, may satisfy the analytical 'share with us in furnishing it; to abandon resentatives, Mann, your wild ones to the show ground by Dans; thence north ninTS For of worth Thursday. July 16. grees ten minutes east parallel with Register DeedB, of a of the to the citizens lowing Frederick __ Z powers gentleman long peda- attempt protect peaceful representatives: eastern side line of said Darla lot WILLIAM O. of Sullivan. woman will work for one hX EMERY, but it does not satisfy from the ignorance of the many and the Clement Stevens of Minnesota, Horace M. dred and four feet to an iron rod gogic training, her board and board of two children. No then« man whose business is rained or •ootb 75 degree* 14' east fifty-nine feet For Sheriff, the of the few, aDd to leave Towner of Iowa, Allen T. Treadway of to in the Addreaa tok* misgovernment SITUATION—Capablejection living country. Iron rod in the weet line of land of Parker! the man who has lost his Frank care The Ambeican, Ellsworth. thence FORREST O. SILSBY, of Ellsworth. job—Thomas this people unaided to struggle their way Massachusetts, B. Willis of Ohio, N., Perry; eouth 9degree* ifr- we,t. thirt?! 0. Marvin in Truth. fire and a half feet in aaid as best can from childhood to Joseph Russell Know land of California, Perry’, we*t IIm* For County Commissioner, they the fence In the eonth line of said Patrick H. of Xo tiers. Pern’, MELVILLE L. of Mt. Desert. maturity. Kelley Michigan, Irvine L. Jfcprrial original lot; tbence following ,ald fence ALLEN, south 80 W The voters of Maine are intelligent. Why? Fenroot of Wisconsin, Frank Plumley of degrees east, three rod, to the For County Treasurer, ^STATE OF MAINE. fence in the west line of land bought by said “Give us say, “not The answer is This democratic Vermont, Caleb Powers of Kentucky, Perry of John R. Redman: thence br of facts,” they polit- simple. Office of Boahd of State Aeemeoee, said BOYD A. BLAISDELL, Franklin. f fence sooth 8 HP west does believe in a John J. of us * degrees ieventy-foar ical hurrah, or even arguments. Give administration not strong Rogers Massachusetts, August Augusta, July 1,1914. feet to aaid FOR REPRESENTATIVES. is that the State Bucksport road; thence in the It is afraid of a P. Gardner of W. R. hereby given north line of aaid road north TS us facts, and we can make our own government. strong gov- Massachusetts, Assessors will be in session at the degree, iy Class 1—E. J. Morrison, Ba.- Harbor. NOTICE west to the flrat mentioned bound. ernment. It fears that the Greene of Iowa, W. C. Halwey of Oregon, Assessors* office in Bar Harbor on Tuesday, Bein, deductions.” Here are a few facts: strong govern- the same premises containing the homestead 2— W. A. Ricker, Castine. the 14th of at 9 o’clock a. m.; at the ment will be a government. It William £. of W'asbington, day July, lot of the late John R. Redman and The Baldwin Locomotive Works has despotic Humphrey court house in Ellsworth on Wednesday, the be 3— Milton Beckwith, Ellsworth. by said Redman hi, seeks from that in weakness. Phil P. of Kansas, Julius Kahn 16th of July, at 9 o’clock a. m.. a. d. 1914, in qneathed by will to no for them. refuge peril Campbell day Abbey M. Fulton and by s»id Abbev M. 4— Paul W. Scott, Deer Isle. laid off 6,000 men; work the of Hancock, to secure information Pnlton It confronts industrial of J. Penn- county conveyed to ftamuel J. hv her great organiza- California; Hampton Moore,of to euable them to make a of Morriaon. deed 5— A. B. Holt, Gouldsboro. Twelve beet sugar factories have Just equalization dated September 19, 1877, and tions. It does not believe in making the sylvania; £. J. Hill, of Connecticut; the taxable in said county, and to recorded in property Hancock of deed,, vol. 159. 3S. 6— Ward W. Wescott, Bluehill. closed their doors. The Iron investigate charges of concealment of prop- registry page Logan government strong enough to regulate Frank W. Mondeil, of Wyoming. Also a certain Jot or parce! of land situated erty from taxation, of undervaluation and 7— Loren W. Rumill, Tremont. a in Ellsworth aforesaid, and bounded Works, mammoth plant at Green- such and them to Former to Congress of failure to assess liable to taxation. and de- organizations compel Representative property scribed as follows, via.: B. G. McIntirk, beginning at an iron N. Y., for years, deal with the It therefore Samuel W. McCall of Massachusetts; bolt 104 feet from tbe point, operating fifty justly people. E. M. Johnson, northerly north line of Next the road, and in the west lice Congress Republican. has shut down endeavors to these business former Nicholas J. J. Dbarboen, Buckaport of indefinitely. disorganize Representative Long- the lot now or P W. Indications that the will Board of State Asseasors. formerly occupied by republicans and convert each one of of Ogden L. of New* ; thence north 83 ♦ west organizations worth, Ohio; Mills, F. H. Steeling, Sec. Perry degree* about seven rod* to the east line of Janies W. regain control of the House in the them into two or more rivals. York; McCook, president of the D,rj Col. Roosevelt’s speech at Pittsburgh competing Philip lot, said tins running a feet north of the elections this are Business is because it is the Men's of New FREEDOM NOTICE. corner year increasing last week the of disorganized Young Republican club, northwest of aaid Morrison's barn, emphasizes absurdity thence In said east line of nid a avowed of the democratic William A. HAVE tbia day given adopted son southerly daily. Only few months ago this policy present York; Prendergast, comp- my to Maine republicans and progressives I (Llewellyn Powers; now Llewellyn Allen Davis lot the north line of land bought by was administration to disorganize business. troller of the city of New York; Hon. *ob his freedom the remainder of his Samuel J. Morriaon of P. Joy; thence thought only remotely possible, and the during pulling apart jeopardizing mlnorKy. I shall claim none of his wages in the aaid north line to the west lice but leaders of the Mexico is torn by contending factions £. Hedges; Jacob Gould Schurman, presi- easterly to-day many re- advancement of those fundamental nor pay any bills of his contracting after this of said Morrison's homestead lot; tnence neither of which recognizes the dent of Cornell Nicholas in aaid went line t«’ the north line such a result necessary university; date. Rodney L. Allen. northerly publican party predict for which both of said homestead lot; tbence in said principles parties conditions of peace or the modern laws of Murray Butler, president of Columbia Brooklin, Maine, June 22.1914. easterly in the November elections and demo- north line to tbe west line of said Perr?', lot; stand. Col. Roosevelt’s war. ThiB democratic administration thence in said west line to speech might university. ROAD CLOSED. northerly Perry'* cratic leaders admit there will be the first mentioned bound. Being tbe have been delivered from any re- does not believe in maintaining a govern- prem- 'VTrOTICE is hereby given that the road lead- ises by David S. Joy to -amuel J. j large republican gains. to both fac- direct from Ellsworth to Trenton conveyed publican platform in Maine without ment strong enough to say Unitarian Conference. iug Morrison by his deed dated March iS, 185?. j Democratic af- Bridge is closed to the public for repairs. The and recorded in Hancock of deeds- bungling in foreign the of tions: The laws of war toward non-com- registry j provoking cry heresy. The Hancock county conference of Uni- road by the way of Oak Point is the only way vol. 162. page 205. fairs and in almost bit of batants must and shall be bo it to said a every legis- obeyed, tarian and other Christian churches will open bridge. Also certain lot or parcel of land situated j bounded a* tit: lation is for a looks on appalled but inert while bandits inlaid Ellsworth, f.:>;.ow«, j attempted responsible Imports are a million dollars a day be held in Ellsworth Wednesday and Beginning on the Bucksport road at the decided drift from the demo- plunder and assassins murder. It will sUrtjcrusnnrntg. southwest corner of 'ot of laud soid by Mrs. away more than wore a con- Thursday, July 22 and 23. An important they year ago, persuade, but not enforce; it will inter- Abbey M Fulton to Samuel J. Morrison: 1 cratic party, and away from the in- feature coincident with the meeting of the thence westerly by said road to land of Jsmes sidering only working days. The but not intervene. 1.1 KK FINDING MONET. effective back to meddle, conference will be the installation into W. Davis; thence northerly on aaid Dani j progressive party, thence easterly democratic tariff is giving 61,000,000 a It looks across the ocean and sees an line to land of David 8. Joy; j the republican party—a drift which the Unitarian ministry of Rev J. W. on said David 8. Joy’s line to land «t Samutt j to foreign nations which should island under the of J. thence on Samuel J. day people protection Tickle, the new minister of the Ellsworth G. A. Parcher Offers Popular Medi- Morrison; southerly will beyond swell to a Morrison's to of any question be paid to our own workmen. the American flag, learning under line the place beginning, church. cine at Half-Price. containing twenty rods, more or lev* Being tidal wave in 1916. American tuition the lesson of self- The conference will be Wednes- the same premises conveyed by Calvin P. Joy But the voters of will opened G. A. the is to Samuel J. Morrison deed dated Febru- the country Smith Reunion. government. But it does not believe that Parcber, popular druggist, by Family day afternoon, and addresses will be ary 5, 1878. and recorded in Hancock registry not wait for 1916. The welfare of the home of the United States government is or should making an offer that is like of Saturday, July 4, the Eben made. The conference will reassemble on just finding deeds, vol. 162. page 54. The three above described compris- our as a of was the scene of a be strong enough to protect and instruct for he is s parcels country, dignity great nation, Smith, Franklin, Thursday morning, and will close with a money, selling regular 50-cent ing the homestead of the late Samuel J. Morri- a the nineteenth annual a on the other side of the globe. F. demand that trig be pnt in the pleasant gathering people memorial service for the late president of bottle of Dr. Howard’s celebrated remedy son, deceased. Gxosua Nbwjszk, nor Deputy Sheriff. wheels of this incom- reunion of the Smith family. The build- It believes that this nation neither has for and at half disastrously the conference, Irving Osgood. constipation dyspepsia Ellsworth, Maine. J one 20, 1914. were decorated with ought to have the power to complete the In addition petent administration this year. ings beautifully A strong program is being prepared. price. to this large diacount which has notice ia*» bunting in the national colors, with Old task it begun. It therefore he agrees to return the to subscriber hereby gives Political bids fair to Rev. 8. A. Eliot, D. D., president of the money any pur- •he has executrix history repeat that the United States enter into Tub, been duly appointed from every available spot. proposes chaser whom the does not cure. itself. a democratic Glory fiyiqf American Unitarian association, Rev. remedy of the last will and testament of Twenty years ago one of those alliances with Relative,;end friends began to arrive at entangling H. H. It is quite unusual to be able to EDGAR STEVENS, late of BLITEBILL, Honse was succeeded a Saunderson, Toronto, Canada, buy by republican and time until noon nations which in deceased, and fires an early hour, the foreign against Washing- Rev. Oscar B. Hawes, fifty-cent pieces for a quarter, but that is the county of Hancock, This followed the enact- Germantown, Pa., bonds as the law directs. All persons hinn* majority. was taken with ton warned his countrymen, pay for this wbat this offer up greetings. Twenty- and Rev. D. M. Wilson, Kennebunk, will really means, for it is only demands against the estate of said dsosssw ment of the democratic tariff law alliance the five at dinner in the grove. by disavowing right of the that thia medicine could are desired to the same for settlement gathered take part in the installation recently be present a ceremony, and all indebted thereto are requested known as the Wilson act. This law was offered Rev. Gideon United States to control the canal built by for less than Prayer by Mayo. which will be at 7.30 p. m., July 22. bought fifty cents. The make payment Immediately. All did to the delicious food the money of the United States F. Stitim. proved to be the undoing of the justice with through As the boats and trains are proprietors have decided to allow Mr. Roby of especially Bluehlll, June 30,1W4. which the table was loaded. the territory the United States, and Parcber to sell __ democratic party, and Grover Cleve- convenient for the afternoon session, a it at this reduced price for then down our in tlist After dinner, automobile rides, quoits pell flag the Philippines a and the result has subscriber hereby gives notice land spent the last two years of his large attendance is expected. All the while, justified his admisi** and with confession of our weak- he has been duly appointed and other sports were enjoyed until the retire, for the sale has THE administration with a republican ma- meetings are open to the public, and a good judgment, been trstor of the estate of latter of the when Eben ness, from our uncompleted undertaking. in the House. part afternoon, hearty invitation is extended to all. something remarkable. ROBERT B. GRAY, late of PENOBSCOT. jority the u is sometimes said mat it maxes little M* 8mith and team escorted Franklin will be served in the Anyone who suffers with In the connty of Hancock, deceased* It will take 216 votes to control the j Supper vestry. headache, All band to The band a de- difference what men believe if their bonds as the law directs. the grounds. gave dyspepsia, dizziness, sour stomach, of w next House of speck, Sirensving demands against the estate Representatives, and, concert. Mr. Smith “When characters are good. No one questions before same 10 lightful sang the eyes, or any liver trouble, deceaaed are desired to present the to the estimates of Charles the character of President Wilson From the Law Court. thereto sre re- according I’m Old I’m in the Way” and the verses of and his should take advantage of thia settlement, and all indebted Decisions in several opportun- quested to make immediately. D. chairman of the the band advisers. Their intentions are Hancock county payment OaaT. Hilles, republican “Marching Through Georgia”, excellent; ity, for Dr. Howard’s remedy is recom- Vinton C. their is But believe cases have just been handed down by the South 1914. national committee, the republicans playing the chorus. After an hour’s con- spirit patriotic. they mended for all these troubles. But if by Penobscot. June 17, that a is to an law court. In the case of Kay Easton, of will have 222 representatives. cert, the band marched up the road, strong government perilous any chance it should not Mr. Par- vs. Loana of help, Mr. amid cheers and individual that in weakness is Belfast, Eaton, Deer Isle, in 3W>trt ism nits Maine will do her to return escorted by Smith, liberty, cher will return your money. part which the filed a writ of error thanks of the gathering. safety. It is this belief which has invited plaintiff to four republican congressmen, and set a Supper was next in order, and although disaster at home, brought dishonor in have judgment against him set aside on the pace for the other states of the bad it was much the that a many left, enjoyed by Mexico, and now summons us to retreat ground being minor, he was not Union. The third district will those remaining. The gathering broke up reelect from the represented in court by parent or guar- 13331 lbs.SUGAR $1.00 @ Wm. O. EMERY at a late hour with many thanks to Mr. Philippines. Consistently ap- the were WITH >10 John A. Peters, of Ellsworth, whose and Mrs. Smith, the royal entertainers. plied, it would withdraw our flag from dian, exceptions sustained. PURCHASE OF GROCERIES In the cases of State aci democratic opponent, Mr. Pattangall, Hawaii and Porto Rico, abandon our pro- by fac vs. Ed- Merchandise for all the and the TITLES Ob! Cruel! Cruel! family “this is the best administration tectorate in Cuba, and transform the ward L. Callahan et als: Same vs. Arthur home, to suit every taste or pocket- says, ■ MAINE A solution of the difficulty which Hunton et als: Same vs. book. S“ ■LSWORTH, ever had.” happy Panama canal into an international Thomas H. “Square Premium Profit- this country confronts the state department and Presi- high- Landers et als: Same vs. Michael Mc- Sharing Certificates on all purchases lurchea made and abstract* dent Wilson be for Mr. Bryan to way, owned, regulated, and policed by an might (except sugar). No. on >h°r devote his entire time to the lecture plat- international commission. Auley et als, exceptions were overruled. Complete Catalog and copies furnished the democratic ab- 40 mailed to on PMCES. Concerning use his to hire someone Demurrer was any family request. notice, and at tEASQHABLE form and Balary The American people have the oppor- based on the ground that sentees from Washington, a press who would keep on the job and know Reference: Federal Trust Boston tunity this fall to elect a House of the declaration did not aver that the Co.. OFFICE: enough about it to keep the present ad- Repre- despatch of Monday says: “Con- recognizance was returned to the ministration from making any more sentatives which believes in a strong gov- supreme NEW ENGLAND MERCANTILE CO. JOY & CO. BL8CK, siderable has been ex- — MORRISON, difficulty blunders.—Portland Press. ernment able to control the great in- judicial court and entered of record. India and Wharf Street, •TATE RTRcET. perienced by Senator Lewis, the demo- dustrial organizations at home, able to | Under the provisions of R. 8. chapter 134, MASS. BOSTON, *■ «• *“■ "5 cratic whip, in keeping a quorum in State Assessors Coming. protect persons and property in Mexico, section 27, this lack of averment is not Ttlamasa, 1212. The State board of assessors will meet at for demurrer. the Senate chamber. This, too, ancfableto carry to a splendid consum- ground the assessors’ office in Bar Harbor on Tues- From an despite the fact that the action of the mation the national work so splendidly inspection of the recognizance ^^^WMMentionThiaflew|papeir^^B day, July 14, and at the county court house in and the declaration in the writ it can democratic conference last week commenced the Philippines. It is for be TEACHERS in Ellsworth Wednesday, July 15, at 9a. ns. them to decide whether the w'hich sufficiently understood from its tenor at e bound the majority senators to stay policy Teachers for fall vacancies. N® in fifteen months has brought us to the what court the defendant was to appear, HEBRON during In Washington until the administra- ACADEMY charged for registration HANCOCK POINT. present conditions, at home and abroad, and from the description of the offense July and August. tion anti-trust is of. snail be continued or halted now and in that the Founded i8o4. program disposed charged, magistrate was author- 8end for blank. Edward Wood and family, of Bangor, 1916 reversed. application Repeated roll-calls have been ized to require and take the same. Bureau. have opened their cottage. The Outlook believes with Alexander Eastern Educational a Warm Ale. necessary to secure quorum. Hamilton that “an energetic government Hebron, Trust Bld’g. BuuS Dr. Wallace Butterick and family are For and Girls. Suite 410, Eastern and is necessary to the safety of the Union”. State of Ohio, of Toledo, f Boys Send for weather approaching primaries city B8, catalogue. occupying the Qrant cottage. Lucas County, \ are believed to be responsible for the Maine._ A. of with his The Maine Hotel Agency. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is ELLSWORTH Oeorge Martin, jr., Ohio, senior of the firm of F. email attendance.” partner J. Cheney & Cst®*- ... This agency was established PtoftMional wife and daughter, is visiting his mother thirty-five Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, Steam and for and State and Bath Rooms. at the Tarratine. years ago, hiring tarnishing help County aforesaid, and that said Laundry ns what firm will the sum of ONE Will someone please tell hotels in Maine, the only regular hotel agency pay HUNDRED •■o PAT, MO VA8HII." H. SC0TT The Maxwells have arrived at their cot- DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh are for in in the State. The manager, L. P. Church, is short ALICE we watchfully waiting that cannot be cured by the use of HALL’S 7°r‘.don«»< notice. P here after a month at their at Goode called lor and delivered. NO * -V Mexico now? Have the relations be- tage camp well known by all hotel men in Maine. He is CATARRH CURE. T YPK WKIT1: No' YcCOU NTI Qrand Lake Steam. Misses Alice and authority in regard to chefs, pastry cooks, FRANK J. CHENEY. H. B. E8TCY A CO. GENERAL dLKKICAL 5.9nK ?orV tween this and Mexico Sworn to before me and subscribed in Katey State Agent Union Safe Deposit A country Katherine of are waitresses, chamber girls and all hotel help, my Building, Be.Elliworth. Me TnifanrrtvBure B0Ddl Maxwell, Philadelphia, presenoe, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. and, for furnishing probate and f one iota from what known him for A. W. »“pp changed they guests at the Maxwell cottage. many osing by personally (Seal) GLEASON. The Ollter typewriter Public. newspaper which has no Agent Typewriter} were before those marines were ar- years, and the capability of all cooks and Notary uniform Moore Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and role for Cot. Main and Water Sta. (oter other is valuable to hotel men. advertising space, and is satis- Htore Rllawortb. Me- _— in A few more MT. DE8EBT FEKBY. help very acts the blood and mucous sur- rested down Tampico? directly upon lied to take what Cooks and ail girls wishing to secure reliable faces of the system. Send for testimonials, it can pet for it, is a Americans have been killed, a few There will be a danoe at “The Bluffs” free. t* hotel positions should communicate or call on eheap advertising medium, and the ad- The proceeeion of low price» F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. million dollars more of American- Friday evening, July 10. Music by Camp- Mr. Church, 90 Main 6t., Me. Pic- •eraser need adeertiee"— Bangor, Sold by all Druggists, 75c. expect nothing but eheap right along, headed by bell’s of Ellsworth. tures of all can be seen at office.—Ad Take Hall’s Pills for owned property has been sacrificed orchestra, places at. Family constipation. rssuUe.—Lawrenceburg (Ind.) Press. TBS AMERICAN. TIEAlClRj'g REPORT. CITY MEETING. NICOL1N. ELLSWORTH FALLS. I SSWjerttetmtnte. h*na '«t report. (1.693 68 Received from Helen tare, of 1918 1,006 50 King spent Saturday and Sunday Ralph Thompson, of Dexter, is the guest for sidewalk, eo d from petitions other sources (loan $1,000.) 1.780 15 with friends at Ellsworth Falls. of Charles P. Uetcbell. and highway work. Hazel sewer $4,429 23 Copeland and Bertha Starrett, of Miss Mildred BUck, of Bangor, is visit- Paid out since last report. S.87S82 Warren, are visiting Hazel McOown. ing her cousin, Miss Laura T. Flood. MARSHAL ORDERED TO WEAR Caah on Earl N. First=Annual cfrY hand. ( 665 41 DeWitt, who has been visiting Miss Nina Robbins, of Bar Harbor, is uniform- police J' A' Auditor. relatives in and is home. her REGULATION July 6, 1914. Moaows' Bangor Carmel, visiting grandmother Mrs. Ella J. OF HANCOCK HALL- booking Arthur who is at Smith. OTHER BUSINESS. Sweeney, employed ROLLS OF ACCOUNT8. Bar the Alderman Harbor, spent Fourth at his home Mrs. Henry R. Wood left Monday for Maddocks reported as to the here. called there the serious illness removal of trees and Boston, by lull board wa* present at the regu- bushes from along The the Mrs. Louville McGown and son Roland of her sister. highway in front of the Clearance Black Summer of tbe city government Mon- place lar meeting on spent with Mr. McGown’s Mrs. the Surry road, he been Sunday parents, Harris Turner, with daughter, of evening. having ap- Howard McGown day pointed a committee of and wife. Weltham, visited her mother, Mrs. Susan Roils of accounts were passed as follows: one to superin- tend the work. He Rev. J. O. Hack lurid, wife and family, of Qoogins, last week. or ACCOUNTS NO. 5. reported that about BOLL half the trees and brush between the wall Roxbury, Mass., have arrived for the sum- Wesley Rogers, Dalton Franklin and SALE Amount. Xante. and mer and Fund. travelled road had been cut He are building a bungalow on the Charles P. tiatchell are home for a week M J Drummey, *106 19 away. gi»te pauper, also reported that the Bar place he bought last summer. from their work at Dexter. In A C 87 50 Harbor * Union order to reduce our summer stock in for Hagerthy, itiver preparation Power Uo., which had re- wife and of dept, JobtCH Brown. 62 00 agreed to Eugene Leland, family, Bar Mias Agnes Black and Raoul George, of Fire move the had our fall we shall start on George W Hamilton, 62 00 brush, not done so. Harbor, and Mrs. Woodbury McCartney, Bangor, were guests over Saturday and goods The board Harvard Clough, 4 00 voted to notify the company of Ellsworth, spent Saturday and Sunday Sunday of Asa C. Flood and wife. to Orrin M Clement, 25 00 remove the brush at and if with Francis McGown and wife. once, the Miss Helen M. Flood finished teaching C L Morang garage, 12 26 work was not done within a reasonable ■David wife and two Hale Hoae DeWitt, children, the spring term of school at Osborn Senator Oo, 820 00 time, that the city would do the work and Mildred and Harland, of Northern Maine and returned to her home here 9, Martin Jelilaon, 10 00 Thursday, Thursday, July charge the cost to the company. FB Aiken, 2 00 Junction, spent* Saturday and Sunday Friday. Statutory bond of Tax Collector Brown C W Qrlndal, 7 91 with Mrs. DeWitt’s parents, Charles B. our First Annual Summer Clearance Sale. Some of the was accepted and ordered MOUTH H P Carter, 16 50 Hied. Harvard James and wife. OF THE RIVER. C. Jordan and values we are James E Anderson, 10 20 Austin M. Foster are the offering: Schooner Lois M. Candage, Captr. D. F. H F Wescott, 85 64 sureties. NORTH ELLSWORTH. Closson, sailed Sunday for East Sullivan C J Brown, 8 90 Alderman Maddocks suggested that the to load staves for RocklancT. William Franklin, 1 oo city should have a Genuine Anderson 19c good clock or regulator Mrs. Sarah Maddocks is in very poor Imported Ginghams, Howard Lant, 50 in the aldermen's A son was born to and Mr room. Aid. Stuart was health. Capt. 1 lot Children’s and now Willie T Lunt, 50 Hats, formerly $1 $1.50, 59c appointed a committee of one to Ernest Ray July 1. purchase J. H. Nason is home from for a “ “ “ “ “ W’alter Brown, 1 00 the clock. Bangor 50c few weeks. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 29c N E Tel A Tel Co, 5 82 The chairman of the committee on Alley has been named Henry Marks. “ “ water, BHAUR Power Co, 1,015 00 city Mrs. has Parasols, and City was Mary Perry gone to Tremont $1.98 $2.25 $1.49 Power 221 property instructed to look after the Miss Sadler went to Bar Harbor Electric light, BHAUR Oo, 42 for a few weeks’ visit. Gladys “ “ town and if Children’s 25c Police, George M Campbell, 53 88 clock, repairs were necessary Thursday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Grant. Rompers, 19c Ethel a to keep it to have the same SMrs. Haynes spent few days at “ “ John H Breanahan, 62 50 running, made. Walter of visited Wilhelmena her old home here ChBpmau, Bucksport, Corsets, $1 79c Michael J Drummey, 295 83 The desirability of the mar- recently. Poor, having city his Mrs. Nell Sadler, last week. Mr* H H 18 25 shal and aunt, 5 Library, Emerson, day police wear a regulation Mrs. Marla Gray, who has been caring Ribbon, in. wide, 19c. 6e and 7c Print, 5c A 14 50 Will Higgins and Phil Dorr and wife, of Mary Hodgkins, police uniform as a mark of identification, for her aunt Mrs. Harriet Patten, came 5c E E 10 00 Bar Harbor, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Toilet 7 25 c. Springer. especially to visiting automobile drivers, home Saturday. Paper, pkgs. A S Abbott, 7 00 was and the Betts. discussed, board voted to in- Miss Corice Smith came from Machias 10c Toilet 7c School, Lawrence G Higgins, 5 00 Paper, pkg. struct the city marshal to and Mrs. E. B. Holt, who took her little Earl N DeWitt, 6 00 procure last week to spend her vacation with her Burmah 5c. wear such a uniform. granddaughter, Pauline Collins, to Boston Challies, Myra F Cottle, 5 00 mother, Mrs. Inez Smith. for an operation, arrived home Monday. Samuel 8 Eatey, 5 00 OLD TAX BOOKS. Mrs. E. H. Moore and daughters Mildred Discount on all Harold E 5 00 Mrs. James McCollum died at her home 20% Leather Bags. Treworgy, Alderman Maddocks reported that he and Marion went to West Ellsworth Sat- Adella W Barron, 5 00 on the Shore road Saturday. Mrs. Mc- had procured legal advice, as instructed by urday, to spend the week-end with her Dana Haddocks, 5 00 Collum had been a Bufferer for some the as to mother. great Hazel H 6 board, the right of the city to These are a few of the values we are Cowing, 00 her last illness she was only good the time. During offering. Annie 5 00 old tax books in the hands of Special Chester Maddocks and wife and little Garland, tenderly cared for by her two daughters— Howard Lnnt, 8 00 Collector J. H. Bresnahan. He had been Harriet Frost came from South Braintree, Mrs. Minnie Witham, of Ellsworth Falls, Edward Haney, 26 00 advised that the books were the property last week to their vacation Remember Mass., spend and Mrs. Lizzie Sargent, of South Goulds- The Goods Are New. Ernest D Giles, 4 00 of the city, “as much so as a plow or a cart with his H. F. Maddocks and parents, boro. Much sympathy is felt here for her Charles J Treworgy, 5 85 owned by the city,” and the aldermen wife. Whitcomb, Haynes A Co, 8 69 husband and daughters. could demand them at any time. Aid. t reeman D Smith, 15 50 Maddocks thought there were a few hun- Clara I Carter, 35 00 GREEN LAKE. WEST SURRY. M. L. dred dollars on those books that be ADAMS, E G Pews, 50 00 might collected. He of the The lake is low for this time of Mrs. Susie Will ins, who has been ill, is I J Shackford, 40 00 inquired aldermen getting what should be better. Ladies’ Everett L Alley, 30 00 they thought done to get year. Dry Goods, Furnishings, High school, Freeman D Smith, 1 00 possession of the books. School closed June 26, with the usual Mrs. Guy Carlisle spent last week in 95 Main Ellsworth. Ernest D Giles, 15 00 Alderman Stuart said he understood the exercises. Brewer and Bucksport. St., Schoolhouse, O W Tapley, 13 96 collector had said he was 6. L special willing will July The Lowell cottage be occupied by _ Store Music FE McGown. 5 25 to the books if formerly occupied by Staples give up his bondsmen were Thomas and Company. Text-bk Hancock Co Pub Co, 18 75 Hersey family. WINTER HARBOR. sup, released. Aid. Maddocks thought the Edward E Babb Co, 2 50 Grove” is R. C. books should be examined before the “Spruce occupied by Rev. H. H. Saunderson, of Toronto, Henry W Conley, 3 56 Williston and of bondsmen were released. family, Bangor. Canada, will preach in the Channing C L Morang, 11 33 The finance committee was instructed Mrs. Elizabeth Crossman has gone to next Sunday at 3 p. in. Snptof schs, Henry W Conley, 41 66 chapel to visit her son Contingent, Morrison, Joy Co, 75 to wait upon the special collector and Naples Benjamin. Julia A Chatto, 15 00 procure the tax books and tax deeds. Harry C. Lord, wife and son Eugene MARINE LIST. E J Walsh, 81 95 HANCOCK HALL. called on Capt. H. F. Lord and wife re- C W A F L Mason, 31 96 the last cently. O W 31 95 At meeting of the board the Ellsworth Port. Tapley, and of was Fred E. Grace R. S. Spencer, em- W THE Hancock hall ordered to Ar 8, sch Lulu SAXON= D L Fields, 9 50 janitor July Eppes, Quincy at the are on their va- Albert C Stover, 20 00 present a report at this meeting. A state- ployees hatchery, Hancock County Ports. — Annie F Walter A Jordan, 2 00 ment of account was read by the clerk, cations. Franklin Sid July 3, sch Hall, Boston J H Brimmer, 2 00 of for rentals and an Fourth of found most of the cot- showing receipts f71 July West Sullivan—Ar sch Charlotte W Pearl S 2 00 July 3, Hutchings, expenditure of f2.40 for tuning the piano, tages occupied. It was a beautiful spec- Miller H L Hooper, 2 00 Ar July 8, sch Winchester, New York, with a check for the balance, fd8.50, accom- tacle on the lake in the evening with L W Jordan, 2 00 coal for Capt J K Mitchell panying the report. many fireworks. Recent arrivals for the Henry W Estey. 2 00 v This started anew a discussion as to the season are Fred and of BORN. Harr? C Seeds, 2 00 Greeley family, Nelse wife and Albert N Cushman, 8 00 proper booking of Hancock hall. At the Needham, Mass.; Rosen, CLARKE — At Hancock, July 3, to Mr and an order was son of Mass. Harry R Jude, 2 OC March meeting passed that a Herbert, Dorchester, Mrs W P Clarke, a son. Frank T Doyle, 2 00 book for rentals of the hall should be kept DUNBAR—At Southwest Harbor, July 6, to Walter A Scott. 2 00 at the city clerk’s office, and all bookings Mr and Mrs Lewis G Dunbar, a son. SEDGWICK. RAY—At Ellsworth, to Mr and Mrs James A French, 2 00 entered therein. This order has not been July 1, Ernest E a son. Frank H 2 00 Ray, Young, complied with. Kev. L. Sanderson is ill. H W Haynes, 2 00 Best Little Runabout on the Market The board voted that the city marshal Miss Belle Smith is visiting in Sanford. MARRIED. John W McCarthy, 2 00 and be instructed to with William E Clough, 2 00 janitor comply Miss Grace Friend is visiting in Whit- ANKETELL—FERNALD—At Southwest Har- Almon 00 this order within a week, or he would be Mass. Jellison, 2 man, bor, June 27, by Rev Frank P Dresser, Miss as marshal and of to Dana Martin A Garland, 2 00 discharged city janitor. Mrs. Lillie and returned Margaret Auketell, Lynn, Mass, Soper family P of Southwest Harbor. f. o. b. Albion H Carlisle, 3 50 Fernald, $420 PETITIONS. Bucksport home last week. Harold V Moore, 2 0C FERNALD-WHITE—At Ellsworth, July 1, Miss Flora M Fernald to A for the extension of the side- William and of Need- by Rev T S Ross, Harold E Maddocks, 2 00 petition Moseley family, Ernest L White, both of Ellsworth. walk on the Old road was referred John A McGown, 2 00 Bangor ham, Mass., are at the “Idler”. PALMER-DOHERTY—At Foxeroft, July 2, committees on streets. W Mrs Melvina J Herbert E Patten, 2 00 to the Miss M. H. who has been in West by Charles Hayes, esq,, B Small, Palmer, of Hancock, to Edwin W Frank R McGown, 6 00 A for a sewer at Ellsworth Doherty, petition Newbury, is home for the Bummer. of Bangor. H. A. 2 00 BUCK, Maine Delbert M Higgins, Falls, from near the store of Whitcomb, F°rbf,e June Hobart A. Dodge, of Isles boro, spent the SEAVEY-NEWCOMB—At Bucksport, William K McGown, 2 00 Haynes & Co., along the Bangor road 30, by Rev Henry W Webb, Miss Marion John A Lord, 2 00 week-end here, the guest of H. A. Small. 8eavey, of North Bucksport, to Foster New- (or about 800 feet to a culvert leading comb, of Bucksport. William.Goggins, 2 00 J. E. Daniels and to the river was referred to the com- daughter, Mrs.Dooner, STEWART —ALLEY — At East Millinocket, Frank A 2 00 Stockbridge, with a of are at the Grant June 30, Rev W H Miss Vera Hazel mittee on streets, with power to act. party friends, by Curtis, James M Hawkes, 2 00 Stewart, of Medway, to Frank P Alley, of discussion of the matter cottage. Wm J Flanagan. 2 00 At an informal North Orland. The Object of is /this M H Clement, 8 75 after the meeting, the committee, being Rev. Herbert Tilden, of Hebron, in STEVENS—BLACK-At Penobscot. July 1, by Rev W L Miss Marion Cushman B H A D R Power 8 50 authorized town for a few Mr. Tilden was Bradeen, Co, familiar with the situation, days. Stevens to George Levi Black, both of Ernest D Giles, 2 00 Alderman Treworgy to go ahead and have pastor of the Baptist churah here thirty- Brooksville. Advertisement Hancock Co Pub 8 26 Co, the sewer laid. one years ago. C L Morang, 4 98 DIED. ia to inform every reader of The American, who has need of any kind of in- Petition of residents of West Ellsworth At the church Dr. Herman E 10 00 Sunday morning, Hill, from surance that all our combine broad and settle for the gravelling of the highway Berry, of Waterville, delivered an address CLARK—At Egypt (Frauklin), June 29. Mrs policies protection prompt J H Bresnahan, 76 8 months. to H. B. Carter’s Willard E Clark, aged 56 years, FB 8156 the Henry Higgins place on temperance. A duet by Mr. Daniels ments with the lowest rates. Aiken, HAWES—At North Brooksville, July 2, Grace possible was referred to the committee Frank 8 Lord, 106 00 east line, and Miss Alexander was beautifully ren- Condon, wife of John Hawes, aged 67 years, J A Cunningham. 71 33 on streets. The petition was signed by dered. 2 months, 26 days. Edward A C. W. 8c F. L. N B Tel A Tel Co, 115 thirteen men of WeBt Ellsworth, with HOPKINS —At Trenton, July 8, MASON, In a recent thunder shower, the house of Hopkins, aged 58 years, 9 months, 25 days. J H Bresnahan, 54 25 nine teams, one day’s work free ELLSWORTH, MAINE pledging John Cousins was struck by lightning. M’COLLUM—At Ellsworth, July 4. Mrs Lydia the will pay for two days’ B McCollum, aged 69 years, 6 months. 98,281 96 providing city The lightning demolished a bed where James Carter agrees to furnish the MORE Y—At Rockland, June 28, Otis Morey, of TEACHERS' SALARY ROLL, work. were but the chil- two children sleeping, Stonington, aged 56 years. Common school fund,...... *885 00 free. The committee on streets has — owners gravel dren escaped injury. RICHARDSON At Franklin, July 1, Mrs Property will be protected from fire by placing their High school. 229 17 instructed Alderman Stuart to investi- Sarah A Richardson, aged 84 years, 9 *814 17 Saturday evening a box of fireworks be- 13 gate. months, days. STREET commissioner's roll. to Dr. Hagerthy and T. A. Smith A communication from the State high- longing Highways. 1,202 24 became ignited, and went up in one way department was read, notifying the aWifrttBttntnts. Bridge. 82 16 and blaze. The chil- Fire Insurance gorgeous expensive Rock crushing. 57 26 city that f75 had been apportioned the dren were not the only ones disappointed. Permanent sidewalks. 75 00 city for repairs on State roads of previous with E. J. ELLSWORTH. 1,416 65 July 6. H. CLEANSE THE BLOOD WALSH, years. Grand total. *5.311 78 Bond of Alpheus W. Nason as con- EAST LAMOINE. AND DISEASE AUDITOR'S REPORT was and filed. _AVOID stable-at-large accepted and are at alter Allen Walker family the LOOK LOR THE RED TRIANGLE charging off rolls and orders passed Alderman Stuart op the matter TThen your blood is impure, weak, brought \Y interbotham house. THE— June 1,1914. of Hancock thin and Ask Your Dealer of a request for the rental debilitated, your system Miss Helen Googins, of Boston, is visit- to or all Appro-1 Total t iBalun- hall for two months for moving pictures. becomes susceptible any Fund. credit* /I uteri dr a tin her Otis priat'n! The sentiment of the board was against ing father, Googins. diseases. CLARION. and of blood in condition. Contingent, 9,000 00 9.C82 50 3,016 09 6,066 41 the rental of the hall for such a purpose. John Sullivan family, Bangor, Put your good Whether it's a or a fur Highway, 8,000 00 3,000 00 1,798 48 1,206 52 are occupying “Shore Acres”. Hood’s Sarsaparilla acts directly range Hide 500 00 500 00 618 75 13 75 Adjourned. walk, and on the blood—it Bridge, 1,000 00; 1,000 00 107 23 892 77 Mrs. Riley and family, of Bangor, are peculiarly puri- nace—if it is a “Clarion”, it is Rea ; 600 001 502 60 722 85 219 85 and revitalizes it and crush’g BAB HARBOR. their summer home. fies, enriches Htate road, 996 00. 996 68 996 68 occupying sure to meet every requirement. Per I week-end builds up the whole system. h’hway, .I Mrs. Martin Burke spent the Miss Augusta Chenery, of Boston, is Per s’walk, 500 00 600 00 234 96 215 05 Hood’s Sarsaparilla has stood the Made by the Wood Bishop Co. 73 at Seal Harbor. her aunt, Mrs. Philena Smith. School, 1,500 00 1,562 24 2,873 97 1,311 visiting test of Get it today. Bangor. Sold Rubber High sch, 2,300 00 ! 2,300 00 1,499 74 800 26 is the forty years. by Roofing, Miss Minnie Ream, of Bangor, Prof. Thomas Groetzinger and text-books, 600 00 ; 600 00 189 92 410 08 family, It is sure to help you. The Perfect Roofing. Hch 969 Dolliver. house, 1,000 00’ 1,000 00 40 78 22 guest of Mrs. Winnie of Philadelphia, are at their summer home J. P. Hllpt ol sells, 500 00 ! 500 00 158 31 341 69 ELDRIDGE, Rice & Miller Co., Distributers, 00 880 00 Mrs. of Calais, with her four here. Commtaaton Police, 1,200 00 1,200 00 870 White, fHerrtjanta. Main Ellsworth. Maine. Plre dept, 00 00 947 93 2,052 07 Mrs. Street, Bangor, 8,000 8,000 little sons, is visiting her mother, Charles Cousins and wife, of Ban- Jdty library. 700 00 842 88 419 24 423 64 Capt. interest, 4,200 00 4,200 00 4,200 00 Haywood. gor, spent Sunday with his mother at the city water, 00 00 2,030 00 2,080 2,080 Conners iB confined to the house, old homestead. klec lights, 2,500 00 2,600 00 885 88 1,614 82 Frank cem CLOTHES Reflect the Man PLUMBING, lota, 72 00 72 00 72 00 suffering from a kick which he reoeived Prof. Harry Moore and family and Prof. 8,550 50 8,650 50 1,183 82 2,367 18 Do do credit? Cit’/krk. while shoeing a horse. Kind and of yours you Hot Water Furnace Henry family, Philadelphia, Have them cleaned Heating, State tax 26 9,412 25 and pressed by 9,412 26 9,412 Adair and niece, Mrs. Jennie are at the Leliajoe bungalow for the sum- County tax, 2,672 81 2,672 81 2,672 81 Qeorge Work and ‘life Jobbing. Hayings 1,156 68 1,155 68 1,155 68 Cripps, of Sussex, N. B., are visiting mer. DAVID FRIEND HONEST WORK; HONEST PRICES William Adair and wife. are Totals, 51 74 88,718 13 Mr. Largey and family, of Bangor, WANT 61,888 74 52,179 15,006 Prompt work. Lowest prices. Bar Harbor had a quiet Fourth, with occupying the A. B. Higgins house, and Twenty Years' Experience. TAX on and of the COLLBCTOB’S ACCOUNT. only a band conoert the village green Mr. Thompson family, Bangor, Personal attention to all details. Telephone in the afternoon and a dance In the even- Live cacol!ected taxes ot years Wiggin cottage. Poultry or mail orders promptly attended to. prior to 1905 *17,441 58 ing. IRA B. Jr. M- Miss Lena Des Isles, who underwent an HAGAN, T»a deeds. 4,157 82 July 8. Tax __ operation at the Bar Harbor hospital a few and Civil EDWARD F. ol 1918. 13,400 94 Engineer, BRADY, HANCOCK. weeks ago, is home, very much improved Grant St., Ellsworth, Me. coll'd since last report, 6,410 76 Land Surveyor. -_- 18 in health. Her Miss of Telephone 8-6. 7,990 There will be a dance at the town hall sister, Mamie, Taa ol Farm Produce. Corruptodtoco Solicitod. 1914 61,888 74 July 9. Monaghan’s Providence, R. I., is also here. Thursday evening, ELLSWORTH FALLS, ME. P. 0. Box 7. only county July 7. H. (The paper.) Total uncolleoted, *81,478 27 orchestra. Music Hcth Chirms. Warren place these days, if one takes the COUNTY NEWS COUNTY NEWS Dohnanyl, the famous pianist, tells WHEN YOU ARE trouble to rise with the sun. The other two Scotchmen who lived have the first NERVOUS a of a deer with two fawns story you symptom of a rutwwl morning mother The and FRANKLIN. SOUTHWEST HARBOR. Steamship in the same flat Each had a piano, system, nervous people made a good one. Another was a pair of their toooftenS which he strummed in his own ceal aches and pams and Chester Dunham is home from Van rabbits from the boiling M. C. of Dracut Center, Mass., upon drinking spring, Lurvey, Widow silence, while,,/ ntgUcUd, this live room, and one day a friend suggested Buren. this couple having left the woods to is visiting relatives here. often foreruns more serious con**? should run the two pianos trouble the at the farm. M. that they If those so afflicted Mrs. Carroll Dunn, of West Gouldsboro among pets Harry Rice, of Boston, has joined his By QUAD would stop uv same room so that could 6. Davis. Into the they medicine is in town for a \ iait. July wife here for a short vacation before re- containing alcohol Copyright, 1814, by Associated Lit- music written for two pianos. Which menace the his play foundations of iSP was from Washington’ suming commercial trips. Wesley Clarke up LAMOINE. erary Hess The two men thought it was a good and just take the pure, to the Fourth. Fourth of July passed quietly here. were nourishment in Scott's strengthen!^ county spend Miss Mildred Leland, of Bucksport, is idea, and accordingly the pianos Emulsion it Most of the and of create new blood to J. B. and w of are young people many in the same room. They DuKoy ife, Bangor, visiting relatives here. The had not left the Mon- both placed pulsate throushT the older ones went to Bernard for the pilot yet organs, refresh their bodies visitors at Mrs. Martha at a sonata for two and birii ™ Havey’s. wife and sons practiced diligently the whole nervous Dr. ii. f russet or tan shoes, XSc. "STAK bear In "QUICK WHITE" On form wit hs; A«d* Schools closed July 3. summer home; Louis B. Farnham, wife tion under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. only that mind hereafter It his ann whenever 1 was not wanted liquid Ij deans and whitens dirty cans as *!•••■ and son of at Frank was may save you trouble” elsewhere. 1 felt MKUI, Hayden Bunker, of Trenton, was a vis- Lawrence, Portland, ^a successful affair. The Southwest Oh, awfully, and am "ALB0” deans and Hhltens BUCK. Louis and of We came together. We clawed, kick- at a loss I SUEDE, and CANVAS SHOES. In r«i.: itor at James Jordan’s last week. Farnham’s; Hopkins wife, Harbor band kindly gave its services for what should have done had In liako-£“7 picked in t. lie boxes, wi h spot Waltham, Mass., at Loring B. the a ed, bit and pulled hair, and we were he been cut down before me. • • • Granville Jellison is the Bennett’s; day, declining paying engagement some, Urge aluminum boxes, wub sponge. first to pick | both Mrs. Warren Kennedy and daughter Jean, in order to do so. Its music was badly damaged when we got He preserved his usual cheerfulness, If yoar teers. To to to was and certain occupied try get Yardsley There a at the new club- efficacy—are rending half of it and flag-raising and family, of Lan- Ralph Collins the other like a through ticket for death , \v B. Bausman 1: An Ride For Life ! I buying house at Haven Mra. Anderson and Engineer’s Saturday. are occupying “Woodleigh”. children were with and be done with It. pa 1 her M. E. of is itwi* parents at West at the and .Mrs. Taylor, Bedford, Mass., and wife are a Surry time, ;; Lives We stood around and discussed the .•red staples spending while Mrs. ;; visiting her son, H. M. Pease. Beecham's Collins and children were with < > < ► terrible news and did with their son _ nothing—except weeks in Portland, her l,e parents at Lamoine. Both families Lannlgan. W. H. Freethy has moved into R. E. had insurance. Carter’s at guijeDe- Mrs. Collins lost all her By JARED L. FULLER < > He appeared at Png Donaldson’s cottage Center Harbor. Pills L. Clough, of New York, is household Mi>, \nnie goods. This house was so arms on Dexter Strout and of South Fram- < > Copyright by Frank A. Munsey Co. < ► window and, leaning his the wife, Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World* mother, Mrs. George A. situated on "jng her the corner that it will leave a < > ♦ sill, looked In with the same humorous ingham, Mass., are at A. H. Mayo’s. Sold everywhere. In boxes, 10c., 25c* gloomy place. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Oough- twist to his lean features. A. E. Farnsworth and wife spent the Peters and wife are at their Ja*y«- Anon. “Them three boxes there he Notice. ft’srd __ empty?" week-end at their at Pond Island. Pauper the winter Pug Donaldson, who had been the camp borne after spending asked, jerking his head backward to- ,0mer NORTH LAMOINE. roundhouse foreman so long that he Mrs. Charles Rabold, of New York, is at contracted with the City of Ells- ward the sidetrack. HAVINGworth to support and care for those who in Boston- her cottage, for the season. of Roy Smith is employed at Machias. thought he owned the entire system, “Mandalay,” may need assistance during the next five Fannie B. Hinckley, Roxbury, Donaldson nodded. and are residents of I Mi* Arthur who is at years legal Ellsworth. summer home Mra. gave out his opinion of Laimlgan at Dunham, employed forbid all ha- opened her on Henry Clark, of Southwest Harbor, “I’m going to hitch my engine on to persons trusting them on my ac- Mxe, is Pond Island, spent tbe-Wcek-end at home. count, as there is plenty of room and accom- visiting here. the end of the latter’s first week on ’em. and me’ll see If we can jsnney's hill. Jimmy modations to care ior them s-t the City Farm the M. and S. P. And this was It: Rev. Paul and of Brock- house. M. ,1, Dhitmmey. E. of Fort Mrs. Daniel and of git down there and beat that barbecue. Sperrey family, Mn. Frank McGouldrick, Champion family, “That Grandfather never ’ll Gimme a clear switch!" ton, Mass., are at their cottage at Haven. is visiting her parents, E. W. Lawrence, Mass., are visiting at her old Louglegs hirtiehi, Mrs. wife. home. get to hold down a passenger lever on The roundhouse foreman only stared; Byron Sellers and children, of Mayo snd You want Good Mustard. Ask for Mrs. this rood, whatever he's done back but, after Lannigan had disappeared Somerville, Mass., are here for the sum- H. Mayo, of Bostod, has joined A. E. Austin will leave this week jiotmsn from the window, he rushed to the mer. are of E. P. for Castine to visit her east. It ain’t In him.” Jlsyo here. They guests daughter, Mrs. J. Mrs. W. Bowden. Then the old man chalked the door and yelled after him: o! and wife. up Llewellyn Herrick, Somerville, Mass., & Poor’s Mustard Babson Grandfather Stickney Mrs. Cora limit on the side of his little smoke dis- “Hey, you. Longlegs! spent the Fourth with his grandfather, G. Coburn Haskell and family are in Sargent was called to Milo Mr,. colored office, spat with emphasis and You’ll be fried like a pancake on a C. Hail. AND GET IT soon their new- Friday by the sudden death of her town, and will occupy daugh- ter —well, that closed the subject as far griddle!” Mrs. Amanda of who '‘Dundree.” Vera. Their friends extend sympathy. Sellers, Sunshine, home’ as Pug was concerned. But Lannlgan only grinned nnd leap- has been visiting here, returned home M. Douglass has been en- Miss Agnes Tweedie, of Hiaa Nellie Cambridge, I reckon If Lannlgan hndn't begun ed aboard the old engine. We didn’t Sunday. Mass., who has the week 2Lcga: Xrtirta, to teach In the Bluebill-George spent past with his know what he was to until he'd -pd by blowing about eastern record up Mrs. Fannie relatives has gone to 1 Allen, Mrs. Lucy Griffin the next year. here, Southwest Har- on the cars Stevens academy he'd made more of a hit with us. coupled three empty box NOTICE OF PORECLOSURK. bor to visit her aunt, Mrs. Kobie and Miss Arlene, of Rockland, visited here of Norwood. lie was a built man. and rattled over tbe switches Miss S. s. Hsrbough, Sewickley, Pa., tall, awkwardly away last week. George W. Ash, of Eastbrook, The wishes to correct a Hancock county Maine, by his mort- in town for the season, accompanied by ; correspondent with a shock of sandy hair and a and out of the yard. WHEREAS, i, miss Caroline omitn and Dr. Herbert gage deed dated June 7, 1875, and recorded Mass. mistake in reporting last week in relation humorous “He’s a blufT.” some of us Miss Bassington, of Cambridge, smooth, face Ills legs and making June 7,1875. in Hancock registry of deeds, vol to the Smith, of D. are at Haven 569 me prizes conferred on Lester E. arms were and thin, snld. Washington, C., 147, page conveyed to the undersigned hall on July 3 was the scene, remarkably long certain real estate situated in the town of Thetown A a for the season. oung, Colby freshman. He received the and old Donaldson’s stuck viuera wuu iuc il party given by Mr. and Mrs. sobriquet teoiirvicu Eastbrook, county and State aforesaid, ole pretty first in Kev. Edward Tuck bounded and described as to prize Herman and second in to him. “Daddy seemed took to the fire he’d and wife, and Paul follows, wit: Haskell and Curtis Walton in Louglegs” approach thought Commencing at the town road and the north- cobnrn of New' are scholarship. to fit never but would waste his Bailey, Hampshire, visiting at east corner of land owned of the men employed in building get through, by Leonard Jelli- honor July 6. V. H. M. Kane’s. son; then on said Jellison’s line about 30 rods was furnished Lannlgan got a freight, and the worst steam for nothing. ‘•Dundree’’. Music by more or less to land owned by the Macom- Mrs. has returned and was en- bunch of scrap Iron on the road, which. •‘Well, .Timmy, it's going to be a hot Augusta Staples from ber’s; thence easterly fifty rods more or less Kelly’s orchestra dancing to the PENOBSCOT. In moments of enthusiasm. Pug called run,” the long legged Yankee told his South Thomaston, where she has been town road; tbence northwesterly on joyed nnti! nearly break of day. The said road to the point of beginning and con- Mrs. Celia Sellers is in Bucks- an engine. If there was man hand- stoker as neared the first belt of visiting her son Charles. taining six acres more or with all the march was led by Mr. Walton and visiting any they less, (Ttnd buildings thereon, being my homestead and port. icapped In the race to break the limit fire. ‘‘You fill up the furnace, and I'll Miss of Mrs, Victor Slrobel, followed by nearly Phyllis Judge, Concord, Mass., the same conveyed to me by Theo Bragdon It wus the new man from land of so can 1 don’t and R. G. Wakefield deed dated Oct. refreshments were Miss Effi® Bridges is her brother the slow down yon Jump. is spending the summer w'ith her grand- by 26, 1W couples. Dainty visiting 1867 and recorded in vol. 150. Nelson at Ellsworth. tenderfeet. want to take another man to Mrs. Susan served by 3. G. Hinckley and wife, with perdition mother, Judge. Also another lot of land in Eastbrook afore- The of advancement follow- with me.” said and at the northwest corner assistants. Miss Orendie Mrs. A. system There was a dance at I. O. O. F. hall beginning competent E. Varnum has returned from a on bounds of lot No. 26 at a birch tree marked ed by the M. and S. P. did not Include “Oh. I I’ll Slosson, Mason served punch. E. W. Mayo, in be- visit to her son, B. E. Varnum, at Togus. guess stop," says the evening of July 4. Music by Ather- “E”, thence N. 1° east 80 rods to a stake of service or Just one marked “E”. tbence 8. 89 E. 200 rods to a the Mr. Walton length "pull.” kind of shamefaced. ton’s of Bluehill. heif ol men, presented Mrs. Blanchard Roberta and children orchestra, cedar stake marked “E”; thence 8. 1J W. 80 counted—the of a driver w and best w ishes for a thing ability Then they shook hands on it. and rods to a stake marked “E.” thence N. 89- W. with a gold atch are her Mrs. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. D. M. visiting Willard Virginia 200 rods to the of and con- tho that mother, to get speed out of his machine over from that moment neither questioned point beginning happy future, expressing hope Bowden. Musselman, of are at taining about one hundred the worst track the law ever allowed Germantown, Pa., acres, excepting be the architect for other the other’s intention of sticking to his about four acres heretofore sold to me. Here- he would many -, Rockledge-on-the-Reach for the summer. Oliver Lowe and family, of man to intending to convey one-half of this last in this town. Mr. Walton was Winterport, lay. Job. by cottages Mr. Saxon and discribed lot and being the whole of the lot spent Saturday and Sunday here with The country was new when the M. family, of Washington, liken bv but But Jimmy had loaded the old en- named in Henry H. French’s deed to me surprise, quickly responded Mrs. Lowe’s D. are the father, Oscar Leach. and S. P. was surveyed and laid down. for bear all before C., occupying Bentley cottage, dated Oct. 1. 1874 and recorded this day in vol. with a praising the work of the gine right they to which reference is made. speech “Builtruore,” this season. The 151, hereby Leo M. Sellers, of and Lester It had been a race between the M. and was whirl- Bentleys And whereas the condition men. Bluehill people all welcome Mr. Boston, reached the fire line. She of said mortgage are abroad. has been broken, I now claim foreclosure Thomas, of Dorchester, the S. P. and another corporation to see at n rate by end Mrs. Haskell to their new borne, and Mass., spent ing miles under her drivers reason of said breach. Mrs. Fourth with Dr. M. A. Wardwell and wife. which should reach the terminating our one and Blanche Gott and children, of Everard H. Gheely. trust they w ill enjoy many happy years to beat even fast train, town where connection could be made Swan’s and Roland Kadcliffe and Ellsworth, Maine, June 23,1914. it The many friends here of F. N. Bowden the empty boxes behind were dancing Island, ‘‘Dundree"._ with the Pacific road first of w ho the week- and w ife will be sorry to learn that like mad over the rough roadway. family, Rockland, spent they Petition for i TROTTING AT MOUNTAIN TAKR. We but at a cost which end with Mrs. Naomi have re- Bankrupt’s Discharge. have moved to where have won. crip- “We’re sings Allen, Bluehill, they getting there. Jimmy!” In the matter of ) The h r-* trot at Mountain pled the road for years, and turned to their homes. park, July 4, j bought a large farm. financially out Lannigan at last. "Shin over into Gilbert G. Gatcomb, { In Bankruptcy. success and Fred the of the first roadbed was ) was a in every way, j July 8. Woodlccke. renewing the water tank and fling a pail or so Lee H. Powers and wife entertained Bankrupt, To the Hou. Clarence Hale, of the Dis- Wescott is to he congratulated on its a slow and laborious job. a their friends at whist Judge over me when you get chance.” Tuesday evening. trict court of the United States for the Dis- me lit. owner of Mackie W’e ran one fast Lim- manage The Boy! GREAT POND. passenger—the He stood out on the. running board Mrs. Henry W. Flye and O. L. Flye won ! trict of Maine. ited. The mail cars were at- ILBF.RT G. failed to have his horse on hand, tele- Miss Inez Williams closed her school through with a hand on the lever, his cap visor first prizes and Mrs. Naomi Allen and GATCOMB, of Hancock, X in the county of Hancock, and State of that he was lame, but hard tached to that train too. smoke and Gleason C'l phoning by Friday. shielding his eyes from the Allen the consolation prizes. Maine, in said district, respectfully represents, work a rate was It was a continual all that on the 14th of last arranged between Altis- fight through flying sparks, peering ahead as best he Mrs. W. W. day March, past, j Burns Avery, who has been away since Dodge and family, of Wash- he was duly adjudged under the smiusand the to that one train alone bankrupt Agnes M, the former owned by j year keep could at the rails. to his Acts of to early spring, is at home this week. Jimmy, up ington, D. C., are at the “Wayside” for the Congress relating bankruptcy; that Mr. of Northeast and the to the schedule called for the he has duly surrendered all his Burr, Harbor, up by neck In the tank, flung pall after pail summer. Prof. of Harvard col- property, Arabel Rowe is Henning, and rights of and has com- latter Miss visiting her contract with the property, fully by D. Grindle. government of water over his long figure. and Alice with all the of said acts Inez and lege, Miss Henning, of Wash- plied requirements owned and driven cousins, Phyllis Williams. If man on other train show- and of the orders of court his bank- Baby Lawrence, by any any Suddenly the engine seemed to ran her brother touching ington, and sister, are visit- ruptcy. Miss Maru'ii of showed Lee Archer and with friends, ed the to out of his ex- Newman, Mauset, family, ability get speed into a veritable wall of flame. It ing her. Wherefore he prays, that he may be de- creed the court to that be i> still a good race horse, and will from Wesley, were guests of Fred Colson engine he wns watched, and if he tended far across the roadbed, and it by have a full discharge July 6. Une Femme. from all debts provable against bis estate have to te and wife over "broke the limit” he stood a reckoned with thia season. Sunday. good wrapped the train about in a living, under said bankruptcy acts, except such debts as are law from Hiram H.. w inch contested the special race The was saddened the chance of displacing the driver then seething mantle as she rushed on. excepted oy such discharge. community by Dated this 25th of June a. d. 1914. with the mail anb day buii. tius speed, and Bluebill people sudden death of Mrs. A. H. Stevens, of running train. It seemed ns though no man could ftailroatis Steamboats. Gilbert G. Gatcomb, P. In was expect to Me him carry Mr. Wescott on to Milo. Sincere sympathy goes out to the The M. and S. those days go through that sea of Are alive, but Bankrupt. vic.ur> iiimy limes this season. family. She was the eldest daughter of a “farmers' railroad." Most of the when the old engine staggered out of Order of Notice Thereon. Fuui m.triers faced the wire in the J. R. Shuman, of this place. Besides her way stations were merely huts and wa- the Are belt Lannigan still stood up- District of Maine ss. On this 3rd of a. d. green bt rst- rsie, which was very inter- she leaves her husband, two chil- ter tanks In forest clearings, tapping a at the lever. : day July, 1914, on | father, right reading the it is— certain section of ^ foregoing petition, Wting. Ail of these horses showed bursts dren—Roger and Inez; one sister—Mrs. farming country His sparse mustache, his eyebrows, Ordered by the court, that a hearing be had the same on the 14th of a. of *peta, and with a little will be Sada of and one stretching westward of the line. his shock of hair were He upon day August training Coyle Bickmore, Derby, sandy gone. d. 1914. before said court at Portland, in Beard had been with us since the from this year. brother—Lewis Shuman, of Franklin. Lannlgan was as bald as a parrot, and his cloth- QUARRIES, FACTORY LOCA- said district, at ten o’clock in the forenoon; a and that notice thereof be published in the Follow .i»u is a summary of the races: 5. E. winter before. He was good driver, ing was afire in a dozen spots. But he July _" Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed in but brilliant. but a FREE-FOR-ALL. not Anybody prej- turned a horrible grin upon Jimmy and TIONS, MILL SITES, FARMS, said district, and that all known creditors, and other persons in interest, at AfOM H II 2 111 WEST BROOK.UN. udiced old fool like Donaldson would waved his hand. may appear the said time and place, and show cause, if ( a. 2 have his but 1 2 2 Arthur Rich and wife are visiting at F. recognized good points, “Give 11s another bucket!" he croak- SITES FOR SUMMER HOTELS any they have, why the prayer of said peti- Lu.i tioner should not be 2.2*, 2.21. you never could stir the roundhouse ed. And the stoker climbed out of the granted. G. Higgins’. And it is further ordered by the court, that *1ECIAL|RACE. foreman when he'd once made up bis more dead than alive the clerk shall send mail to all known Charles and wife are tank, himself, and CAMPS by Baby L ,i ce. chg... 1 1 1 Mosley spending creditors copies of said and this mind. and out the petition order, Hn*w it. summer here. put burning garments. addressed to them at their of residence .. 2 2 2 the Located on the line of the places Lannlgan Had learned the road and Then they reached Yardsley. as stated. Tim, ?. .j. 2 27. 2.2»4. Fred Fletcher and family, of Winn, are his if he followed another W’itness the Honorable Clarence Ii&le, OktLN HORSE engine, I guess If any two men were ever of the said RACE (HALF MILE). relatives here. judge court, and the seal thereof, visiting train he was on Its heels all the time from Maine Central R. R. at in said on Livery Boy. bg. (* heeler). 1 1 l welcomed as nngels straight Portland, district, the 3rd day is of July a. d. 1914. Evelyn 8.. :m. Miss Odessa Bridges, of Woolwich, and got himself well cursed for It heaven It was and his stoker, (Snow). 3 2 2 Lannlgnn give opportunity to those desiring to make [L. 8.] Jambs E. Hewey, Clerk. Twilight star. 2 3 visiting her father, 11. E. Bridges. Some of us began to see that there have looked a deal A true of and order thereon. cbg. (Cushman). 3! though they must a in location for a new start in life. copy petition change Attest: James E. Hbwey, Clerk. BabyWiikte.bg. (Hinckley). 4 4 4 Mrs. Clayton Willet, of Brockton, really was more to the eastern man more like devils from the pit. Best time, 1.20. Mass., is visiting her parents, Freeman than we had believed. Two hundred and ninety people, who Water Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge. 6. Undeveloped Powers, Ju*y H. and wife. That fall was dry, the sun and wind had their last of con- Jn the matter of __ Higgins given up hope j George E. Moon, In Bankruptcy. all day and every day drying the sap tinued existence, Into those three Unlimited Raw- east bluehill. Mrs. Addie Owens and children, of piled Material, Bankrupt, ( out of the trees and brush and burning box cars like cattle. The doors were To the Hon. Clarence Mish Bluehill, visited her mother, Mrs. Merrill Hale, Judge of the Dis- Margaret Wardwell is home from brown the frost could and trict court of the United States for the Dis- the leaves before closed, and then It was up to Lannlgnn Portland. Richards, recently. trict of Maine. make them pretty. run back to Lat- and Jimmy to them EORGE E. MOON, of Hancock, in the H. H. Henry Bridges and family, who are Good Land C ousin*, of Hanford, is visiting By and by the Inevitable happened. tell. Farming ClX county of Hancock, and State of Maine, the summer at South in said buson, F. W. Cousins. spending Surry, Fires began to light up the heavens district, respectfully represents, that The old was reversed, and on the 14th of March “last he was the week-end Here. engine Await Development. day past, spent and day streaks of blue under the acts Harry C. Ueea, of Portland, is the guest nightly, by back through the awful belt of dame duly adjudged bankrupt of July 6. B. hid the of the hills. Congress relating to bankruptcy; that he M. M. _ smoko tops higher Ward well aud wife. and smoke she went with the three has duly surrendered all his property and us from all direc- Reports reached Communications locations rights of property and has fully complied Hr. Sylvester wife and of B ROOKS VILLE. boxes. regarding Beach, child, NORTH tions of families burned out and set- with all the requirements of said a'cts^ and of •*ugu*ta, are at the Lannlgnn certainly showed that day are invited and will receive attention the orders of the court touching his bank- Boardmau-Milliken of is visiting at E. tlements threatened, but for a week Roy Hamlin, Unity, had the j ruptcy. cottage. what he could do when he when addressed to any agent of the Wherefore he C. Lord’s. the conflagrations kept away from the prays that he may be decreed of by the court to have a full discharge from all Hr. s. M. of came right way. Maiue Central, or to Milliken, New York, Mrs. A. M. Goodeli has gone to Vermont line of the road. debts provable against his esuite under Scorched almost to a cinder one in- Friday for a short stay with his family at Then suddenly one Sunday morning said bankrupt acts, except such debts as are for the summer. stant and saturated the next. excepted by law from such discharge. their down the moun- Lnnnigan INDUSTRIAL BUREAU, cottage. a flood of Are swooped Dated this25th day of June,a d. 1914. Anna Perkins is home from Orono, to stood at Ills and the res- 1 tain side and the tracks some post brought George E. Moon, Richard Ashworth, who works in Vinal- who is ill. crossed visit her sister Bernice, cue train through to Lattell. The box Maine Central 1?. 1?., Bankrupt. haven, spent the Fourth aud Sunday with miles south of Yardsley. _ A. H. Gott and wife have gone to Dark cars were afire and the passengers Order of Notice Thereon. his family here. The Limited came through somewhat PORTLAND, MAINE. Gott has half when arrived. District ok Maine ss. Harbor, where Mr. employment. and the next traffic on suffocated they scorched, day On this 3rd of a. d. 1914, on Harvey Candage and family, of Htoning- was drowned In day July. John Collins and of Belfast, were the road between Lattell and the Junc- Jimmy pretty nearly reading tbe it is— l°n, the wife, foregoing petition, 8|»eut Fourth with Mr. Caudage’a and we off Ordered the court, that a be of G. A. Pierce and wife last tion was cut off the tank, picked Lannlgnn by hearing had C. L. guests altogether. Eastern upon the same on the 14th of Parents, Candage aud wife. the as be caved day August week. This shut ofT several settlements as engine Just completely. Steamship a. d. 1914, before said court at Portland, in said Mrs. Frank Mills and of was some time in district, at 10 o’clock in tbe forenoon; and that children, have well as except by telegraph. "Daddy Longlegs" Goldie Grindle and Mildred Lord Yardsley, notice thereof be published in the Ellsworth R. are the and came near los- Providence, I., with Mrs. Mills’ wires were still and our hospital plaguy Corporation. a to Haven and Hattie Saunders and The working, American, newspaper printed in said dis- Parents, U. L. and wife. gone his and all because of that trict, and that all kuowu and other Candage for stuck to their posts like the ing sight, Mount Desert and Bluehlll Lines. creditors, Edna Yorke to South Brooksville the operators persons in interest, may appear at the said run. But If a man was ever frrauk Wescott and little son brave fellows were. popular To Boston Round time and and show cause, if Malcolm, summer. they Trip place, any they °* / the line of the old M. and S. P. have, why the prayer of said should are visiting Mr. Wes- Pretty near every living soul In a along petitioner ^°xhury, Mass., July 6. C. From Bar Harbor $5.25 $9.00 not be granted. C°U’8 ___ miles of lit his name was Lannlgnn. parents, E. A. Wescott and wife. hundred square territory Bluehlll $4.75 $8.50 And it is farther ordered by the court, that The he down to the the clerk shall send mail to all known out for less dangerous ground. But! first day got yard u by Mrs. A. Ward Leach and little son, of PRETTY MARSH. $4.25 $7.50 creditors of said to be there him- Sedgwick copies petition and ihis order, Yardsley was caught napping, and Its the super happened addressed to them at their of residence H. are with Mr. Leach’s are at their cottage at places Evidence, I., The Bowlkers as stated. 800 were hemmed In self. The line was open again and Leave Bar Harbor 2pm dally (Sundays In- Parents, A. B. Leach and for the people practically Witness the wife, High Head. that cluded) for deal Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Honorable Clarence Hale, summer. by the flercest forest lire the state bad everything running smoothly by Judge of the said Court, and the seal thereof, Walls and wife, of Otter Southwest Harbor, Stonlngton, North Haven at in said Edgar N. ever experienced. time, only the miles upon miles of Portland, district, on the 3rd day Juiye. k. here for the and Rockland; connecting with steamer for of July, a. d. 1914. Creek, were at their cottage The entire of the M. and S. P. charred forest and the heap of ashes system Boston. fL. S.] James E. Hewby, Clerk. A true of week-end. was pretty well tied up. \Ye had pull- where Yardsley had stood telling of copy petition and order thereon. SURRY. Leave Bluehlll 1 p m dally Including Sundays Attest:—James E. Hewey, Clerk. % has been in Mrs. Winslow Newell, who ed freight as near the Are line as we the forest fire. for South Martha in Bluehlll, Brooklln, Deer Isle, Sar- Beede is visiting her bister home In the District Court of the United States Boston the two weeks, returned dared, and the sidetracks were about “nurnph!” said the super, trying to Dark Harbor and Rockland. for Hayside. past gentvllle, the Hancock District of Maine. J. T. Free- was Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. full of waiting cars. pick out the engineer’s hand which Leave 8edgwlck dally Including 8unday at 3 p In the matter of T Newton Clark has to Rockland to of Bos- m for Herrick's gone man and Miss Annie M. Freeman, The Are was still burning Aercely be- least bandaged to shake. “I hear Landing, South Brooksvllle, VX8it his Mrs. Fish. here. one Eggemoggln, and Rockland. Bister, ton, who will spend the summer side the roadbed in more than you’ve been doing some tall running Dlrlgo R°Bankrupt,KS’ j steamer leaves Rockland m To the creditors of Robert of Mrs. and we weren’t asked to to down Returning, 5.15 a Jones, Bernice Phillips has moved her LawBon and family were guests place, try here, Lannlgnn.” in the of Charles week days and Sundays for Bar Harbor and Stonington, county Hancock and ousehold goods to Brooksville. Mr. and pull a train through to the Junction. And the driver grinned sheepishly, district aforesaid, a bankrupt: of W. H. Gray, Saturday night. Intermediate landings. Otis for Tremont there were plenty of loco- as though he had done to is hereby given that on the 27tk Carter has moved from were en route Naturally something m tbe-Shap- airs. Lawson Leaves Rockland 5.15 a week days and NOTICEday of June. a. d. 1914, the said ei8h old home. motives and plenty of drivers at Lat- be ashamed of. Robert Jones was house to the Billington house. to visit Mr. Lawson’s They Sundays for Bluehlll and Intermediate landings duly adjudicated bank- the news came from rupt; and that the first of bis Hr. the from Boston in their tell that day when “Dona'dson’s got your record chalk- Leave Rockland week and at meeting William has to were making trip days Sundays creditors will be held at office, Emery gone Beverly, was his my Ellsworth, the Yardsley operator. It last ed up on his ofilce wall over the Limit- 5.15 a m for Dlrlgo, Eggemoggln, South Brooks- Maine, on the2uth day of a. d. at two •ss., where he has employment in the automobile. July, 1914, G- dispatch, for be had remained nntll it ed. Guess we’ll have to find you some- vllle, Herrick's Landing and Sedgwick. o’clock in the afternoon, at which time the Overly said creditors attend, their hospital. July6- Turbine steel Camden and Bel- may prove claims, was too late to escape by any track thing better than a freight to pull out steamships appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and Mrs. Hattie of fast and connect Curtis and daughter, cured me of eczema that the forest and there wasn’t when well (Boston Bangor line) with transact such other business as may properly "Doan's Ointment through you're enough.” the Bar Harbor and at are Bluehlll boats Rockland come before said meeting. sworth, visiting Mrs. Curtis’ sister, me a long time. The cure was handcar left at the station. And the mail train the Mrs. had annoyed even a Lannlgan got for Boston. William E. Whiting, Lucy 8. W. Matthews, CommU- E. L. Smith. Bar Harbor. Referee Emery. permanent.”—Hon. "Wind changed. Fire will reach os next fortnight Agent, in Bankruptcy. Me. Advt. M. ilLKKicK, Agent, Bluehlll. Ellsworth, Me., July 6,1914. Mrs. Kate Horton and three children, of ,loner Labor Statistic., August., I Ay MIm Jolla Lakln, of atBrrtiH menus. shamefaced look came over Ainsworth, NttWS. Watervllle, ,re g’w,,s„u„, COUNTY NEWS COUNTY at J. W. Cole’s. and he smiled feebly. Mlaa Annla "Don*t abont Handy, of Bar worry It, captala NORTH CASTINE. Harbor „ EA8T SULLIVAN. rived Friday night to spend the These cadets are doing the same thing Or- weelt-enn“ Clara P. Dunbar is visiting at East with her aunt, Mrs. K. E. Beaton Winslow and wife have arrived iiADOZEN YEARS" you boys did a dozen years ago, and Robinson. land. at their on as E. H. Smith, of ELLSWORTH, bungalow. cadets will keep doing It long Stamford, Conn n. to Seal Harbor as the lasts. Come and dine Miss Una Grey bas gone George Patten and of Fremont Bragdon is home after nearly academy wife, August*' sm their three in Porto Rico. with us this evening. I wish you to to work. mother, Mrs. Lydia Smith years ii AFTER ii wer * THURSDAYS it < » to of meet husband." Miss Annie B. Conner leaves to-day guests relatives here Tug vessels are at the wharf loading my Sunday. £ ► < • *••••• work at Castine. News was received of staves from Dunbar's mill. Monday the death ot the Salisbury life- of Mrs. John H. Cole, of JULY H. Ivah Thomsen has purchased of A of West Point A dance for the graduating class Walter Conner, Waterville. 8h° 10 fiu-1 i; Story j; is here. was Jennie Hamilton, of this and their friends was In station, visiting bridge the motor boat Winifred. progress. Cap- saving village. Tiu™ parties will be tain Ainsworth was among the on- of Brockton, body brought here for burial 42d ANNUAL TOUR OP Pearl D. Robertson is home from Wash- ; l Flirtations ;; Mr. and Mrs. Knapp, lookers. He stood behind the chair of at Fred Dunbar’s. Ju‘y BEST OF ington state, where be has been for nearly < > <1 Mass., are guests *■_a . THE ALL. a lady. A young girl of perhaps six- is at the Devereur five years. < • 11 Miss Lowena Conner BAYSIDE. teen came to her to ask some ques- summer. Miss Abbie and Lawrence cottage in Castine for the Mrs. Frank Jordan has Bragdon : : By EUNICE BLAKE 1! tion and called her auntie. Later in returned Orcutt are home from their schools in 11 ii Samuel Conner, of Auburn, is visiting Lewiston. HOWE’S GREAT the evening Captain Ainsworth was Washington county. his sister-in-law, Mrs. Alma Perkins. Miss Lizzie Introduced to the aunt Morris is at her cotti*. Burlow Winslow younger son of L. of Portland, with “The Birches.” Noyes, Captain Alexander Ainsworth, after “You are not one of our army circle Mrs. Samuel Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Everard D. was relatives here. LONDONSHOWS Noyes, absence from the Unit- here at West I believe?’ her children, is visiting Charles E. of a dozen years’ Point Stover, Jonesboro, called christened Sunday morning. Is visit- ed States Military academy at West “No. I am a visitor from New York. James Ordway, of Lisbon Falls, on friends here recently. Mrs. John G. her son with 3 Rings, Triple Menagerie, Allan, Dean, I came to chaperon my niece. I know ing his brother, Capt. Edwin Ordway. 8. Foster and Point, was ordered there as Instructor George family are at the Mrs. Allan and two children, will arrive how girls enjoy West Point for I was of Elevated Museum, In artillery. He was twenty when be Arthur P. Guilford, Vinalbaven, Burrill cottage, at Shady Nook. Stages, this week at Mrs. Julia A. Dyer's. a here when girl myself. I remember spent the F’ourth with his family here. World’s Horse Fair was graduated. Now he was approach- Dr. Louisa Griffon, of Hart lord, Conn and Miss Mabel McKee, of Loveland, Col., my experiences here with grent pleas- Wsrdwell and Vera middle life. The after his ar- Misses Emma C. has arrived at her Shady Nook en route for her from Porto is ing day ure—that Is. all one. I met cottage home, Rico, except my Dunbar left for Seal Harbor to The Great Show entered his Friday Mrs. Hemlck has Only the guest of Edward E. Bragdon and rival, not yet having upon first disappointment here. A cadet Ethelyn closed the work. school in district No. 3 Here This Season wife. duties, he strolled about, recalling here was attentive to me. I listened to bis after a successful Coming Elisabeth Guilford recently visited her term. Miss and there scenes and Incidents of his flattering words. One day be asked Georgia Emery spent Sunday here, Mrs. Jennie at South Pe- down Flirtation walk with aunt, Guilford, Ernest and wife are the guest of her cousin. Miss Helen Hill. cadet life. me to stroll Ray receiving con- NEVER EQUALED IN MAGNIFICENCE I was nobscot. gratulations on the birth She, with the Hills, were entertained at Mounting to old Fort Put, he mused: him. persuaded. He stopped of a son, bora at a little nook way down. He Howard Lowell has moved bis family Juiyl. AND MAGNITUDE ON EARTH dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Thomsen. Miss "What a day that was when I came part told me’’— from the Hatch tenement to the Do- Emery has but lately returned from a here with Jennie! How heart W. A. Trim and wife spent the up my bouse. week, I Glance at the briefly-stated around the world. “Don’t go any further, I beg you," manaky end in with WICT(1D III i trip warmed toward her! I can smell this Bucksport relatives and Features. Two Spec- said the “You are the second Dr. A. J. Pare came from Leading Edward H. Smith arrived from Stam- captain. Brockton, friends. ial an of Hen and minute the delicate perfume there was Railway Trains, Army person I have met since I have return- Mass., by automobile last week to Join his Horses. ford, Conn., July 3, coming from New Qipt. Frank S. Lord and about her. I can feel the silken soft- ed to the Point whom I asked to be"— at the home of F'red Dunbar aad family with York in his automobile. Dr. Pat- family friends were at the • George ness of her the sweet touch of Joyce cottage tor the ■ 1 sleeve, “You are Fred Nolan?” wife. with Mrs. who was Bernice l '—I ten, Patten, her when mine came In contact holidays. fingers “No; I am Alec Ainsworth. Aren’t Miss Pauline who has been Smith, came from Augusta with him. Mr. Conner, The Smith with them. Those beautiful blue eyes! Edith Andrews?’ cottage at Pleasant hesch is Smith has been taking his friends to ride you teaching at Northport, came home Friday, How confidingly, how lovingly they occupied by Mrs. Julia Gray and her —Mrs. Sarah J. Hill, aged ninety-one, “No; I’m Belle Harwood." and left Saturday for Castine, where she two and Mrs. Elizabeth looked Into miner sons, Charles and J. Edmond Dunbar, aged eighty- "Ohr will be employed at the normal dormitory. Burke, snd seven, being among the number. Descending, ne crossed me piam ana Henry A. Brown and wife. “It Is only a ease of another cadet July 6. L. 6. July IL soon found himself on Flirtation walk. and another girl. Doubtless there are July 7. j) was In Again he mused: “It right here dozens of on that walk A8HVILLE. SOUTH SURRY. proposals every NORTH this little recess when with Bello I BLUEH1LL. year. I wonder If any of them ever Mrs. Etbel Haskell and two children, o( Mrs. Alice Emery arrived June 28. to tell her that I loved her. Mr*. Carroll Dunbar stopped results In marriage?” North Sullivan, |have been viaitlng here spent list week it Willard is home for a few She knew what was and look- East BluehiU. Treworgy coming One bright moonlight night Captain the past week. weeks. on river and the hills be- ed out the Ainsworth and a party of his friends Frank N. Bowden, of A committee of two was appointed at Btonington, spent Mrs. Carter and little son yond, waiting for me to speak. I told were the uncertain to tbe Fourth with his Maynard j trying by light the Asbville Sunday school to see about a parents. of have to her that, though we bad met but a Sumner, Surry, gone Upper rend on the monument on the north- after Mrs, C. F. Wescott is week I had come to love her picnic haying. visiting ber Washabuck, Cape Breton, N. S., to visit ; before, ern end of the plnin at West Point the Mrs. Susie daughter, Mra. Carl Stevens, in Beltsst. an I re- Gordon and daughter Elsie, her parents, after an absence of five years. with unquenchable flame. names of officers who were killed In of \V. H. Mra. Waiter R. Barker and member that at the time the word un- East Franklin, visited Mrs. son Harry School closed June 28, after a successful the war between the states. Several Hammond recently. are visiting her aunt, Mrt. W. 9. Hinck- quenchable seemed to me very well came a term. A short program was given by the others up, and there was gen- chosen. 1 was then a yearling with Miss Bernice Marshall and Lewis ley. children which was enjoyed by the visit- eral Introduction. three years of before me. Young, of Hancock, were recent guests of William Bowden, wife and of ing parents. Confectionery and fruit nearly study “I am looking,* said a lady to Cap- daughter, What mattered It? We were In the Mrs. Etta Hammond. Brewer, were week-end guests of were served. tain Ainsworth, “for the name of my relatives here. summer encampment with little to do who William Sinclair and of Earle and Clark Bonsey, who have been cousin was killed at Antletam." family, Sargent- but make love to the girls who had The started. He had heard ville, visited Mrs. Sinclair's sister, Mrs. Miss Hazel Willis left last week for visiting at Stonington, are home. They j captain Jk. GRALim sprung up all over the Point like dal- C. G. last week. South where she bos were their that voice before and had never for- Small, Brooksville, employ- accompanied by uncle, Harvey In In ! sles the sweet springtime. Sep- It. He told the that If ment. TRAVELING Z00L06ICAL GARDEN. Candage, with his wife and son Leamon. gotten Indy Mrs. Cora Pinkham and Harry Weeks, tember they vanished, and we were she would him the officer’s name of were of E. A. who has a lesson Natural Mr. Candage returned Sunday, while Mrs. give Bangor, guests Hanna Jay Saunders, employment at Affording in History, away at our books.” again grinding he would to find it for but and wife ever the with every known species of animals. Candage and son will remain for a visit try her, Fourth. Islesboro, spent .Saturday and Sunday He returned to the plain and strolled j when she told him ho exclaimed: ?2S,000 Herd of Reason-Gifted Perform- with her father, J. A. Curtis who is at with his family. Bonsey. past the monument to the West Point | Leighton, employed ing Elephants. Drove of Lumbering •‘He was In my class. You can't see Bar visited bis William George Easterbrook, with his wife and who had fallen in the war Harbor, mother, Mrs. McDonald and wile, of King- Camels. Blue-Ribbon School Me- graduates the letters at for are In High son Clifton, are here for the summer. night, they over the week-end. of last week with on the Fanny Leighton, man, spent part Arlbur nage and Cake-Walking Horses. 300 will their tent at the and, standing declivity directly shadow. Tomorrow will And the They occupy Francis you Wescott and wife. Head of Horses of blooded shore. north of It, looked out that view William Schieffelin and wife, Miss Mary pedigree—a Curtis upon name without any trouble.” valuable stable. 200 Circus Artists and the Hudson as beautiful If Schieffelin, William Schieffelin, jr., and Mrs. Ora Qetcbell and Mar- Henry Bridges has caught a few up river, When the others passed on Captain daughter in 100 Acts of mackerel in his and one Jay Schieffelin have returned from an have returned from Performers, Refreshing weir, day recently not more beautiful than any In Amer- Ainsworth and this garet Caatine, where to he a small lady lingered. Newness. Scores of CLOWNS please captured sturgeon. automobile trip to Detroit, Mich. she has been at the lea. “The view from a employed dormitory. and amuse the Young and Old. Mrs. Emily Goss and Mrs. Lottie little farther this Hodg- "It was right here that I stood with The Fourth was spent quietly here. In J uly 6. L>. kins, with her son, came Sunday for a ) way,” he said, moving northward. “Is The Monster Street Paradi brief visit with Mrs. Charlotte Alice Ward on that moonlight night of the evening the public was invited to see Majestic Copp, who beautiful.” SOUTH BROOKSVILLE. Mad# ©vary forenoon at IO o’clock correctly. is at Mr. Harden's. the I the fireworks at the employed day graduated. My cadet days She went with him. and stood 8chieflelin cottage. they Miss Tells the Story of the Shov Lyman Curtis has spent a few days at were over, and I was an officer In the Jay Schieffelin kindly carried the children Marjory Haney, who has been vis- Bar Harbor. side by side looking up the river. all to and from the in iting at Cranberry Isles, is borne. READ AID OBSERVE OUR ANIOUICEMEITSII army. But the boy had not yet got “I remember.” said the captain, cottage the automobile. July of had 6. on 6._Tramp. out me. I been sitting on the emotion In his voice, “stand- July Phcebk. Sherman Haskell, who is employed • THE STORE VIIDOVS AID BILLBOARDS - < showing porch of the hotel with Alice. There steamer Uov. Bodwell is at home. HANCOCK. ing on this very spot twelve years ago, were a dozen other couples there, and NORTH Mrs. C. A. Crabtree and daughter Caro- when I was a cadet, with a lovely girl PENOBSCOT. Owen L. Black, who has been in Mount TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY to the clatter of I line are visiting in Franklin. escape tongues pro- who was a visitor here. The Uarriman left N. the two years, is st ns scenery Perley Saturday for Ban- Vernon, Y., past L Hours ol Opening same usual. ( a walk in the We Miss Lura Young is visiting her sister, posed moonlight was the same as it Is now and was gor, after two weeks at borne. home on a vacation. Mrs. Maurice at Bar Harbor. came here and on Lymburner, stood looking out as moon. lighted, now, by the I bad Earle L. Grindle was home from The was July Herbert o! Northeast this then Instead of Bangor correspondent presented Galley, Harbor, very view, though from cadet to officer and was a week-end at home Just passed over the Fourth and 4 with s branch of an apple tree in lull guest the of John flashing in the sun It was mellowed by Sunday. M. Oakes. was to leave West Point the next day. blossom. It on a tree owned by moonlight I should have known bet- Miss Della Hatch is viaitlng her uncle, grew Miss Gertrude Crabtree, of Portland, is “I bad passed four years In the acad- H. Condon. ter this time. I was of I did W. Groves Leach, at Penobacot. Kalph spending the summer with her mother age. emy and every summer had taken on Ellen know but I failed to Mrs. Austin Some one attempted to burn Ells hall on Mrs. Crabtree. better, act on that a new love. In from cadet to Davies, of Bangor, ia vUit- passing was dis- Mrs. Ira and of Mans- I drew her to me and her H. W. Lowell tbe night of Jaly 3. The Are Gray children, knowledge. lieutenant I had my last affair of the ing parents, and wife. field, Mass., are at the home of her par- kissed her.” covered and extinguiabed by a party cele- heart, and though I was not aware of Mrs. Laura Brown, of North Haven, ia ents, A. B. Crabtree and wife. brating the Fourth. The blood of shame mounted to his was her A. J. Mrs. A. I. Foss went to Bar Harbor It I taking on a love that I would vUiting parents, Staples and cheek when he remembered that he July A. C. wife. _ Tuesday to spend the Bummer with Capt. never be able to throw off. Under the who is commander of the had told her she was the only girl he Foes, yacht Impression that It was a passing affair George Grindle, wife and three HULL’S COVE. Endion. had ever loved. children, like the others I failed the fol- of during Brockton, Mass., are vUiting I. Mite Floeeie Eeezar it her sister Mrs. Albert Carson, with daughter “But” he added, •though I did not Henry visiting lowing few months even to write to Harriman and wife. Rosa, and Miss Flora Cstrson, of Lexing- know in Waterville. It at the time. It was the truth.” the In she ton, Mass., are spending the summer with girl question, assuming that Andrew celebrated He turned away from the scene be- Staples bis birthday Mrs. Chastens Uamor is visiting her her mother, Mrs. Rosa Foss. considered It, as I did, a mere West July 4. All of hia children—four daugh- aister in Lamolne. •* 8. fore him, taking the path that led July C. Point flirtation. When I learned that 1 ters and around the officers’ On one son—were present. rela- by quarters. had met the 1 would ever Wlntbrop Stanley and wife visited Stomach Tronble Relieved ■ BROOKS V1LLE. only girl The Jj the way he met a lady with a boy flve ladies’ aid society met with Mrs. tive* here last week. J A disordered stomach brings H love It was too late. I dared not re- Floyd Black is painting cottages at or six years old, the child Jennie Grindle July 1. In two weeks the ■ many ills. For 60 years. running open the matter seriously with one I Richard McBike, of Miilinocket, visited jgj about to his mother. The society will meet with Mrs. Emma Sbedd. Norumbega. chattering had so shamefully neglected.” hia family here last week. ■ “L F.” Atwood’s Medicine I was Miss Hannah Carter tis for F. lady the wife of one stationed at Miss Alice Allen returned from a working Doubtless this was the only truth Friday Mra. Viles and children, of Madi* Si has proven a never-failing remedy B thj Point and. an officer visit to her Lucy W. Cotton, South Brooksville, whose wife recognizing the had ever on the brother, W. O. Allen, in Ban- W H captain spoken aon, have returned home after a visit here. for‘’sick”stomachsanddigestive by his uniform, bowed to him. He gor. Mr. Allen came B B is ill. subject In question, though after his Saturday for a few complaints. doffed his bat and said: visit. Mra. M. C. Sweet ia at home after sev- Hartland, Me. Mrs. J. Walker Babson and of he bad told no more Ilea days’