No. 8. Sbbrrturmtnt* LOCAL AFFAIRS. March. His father lived on the Bayside ati&frti*roimt». road; he learned the ship-carpenter's and moved to Cleveland m I860. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. trade, URRiLL NATIONAL BAN An aunt, Mrs. Emeline Holt, is living on - H B Phillips—Skins and fur wanted. the original March homestead. -ELL8WORTH, ME. Situation wanted. K W. will B A I Richardson—New F. in the Metho- grocery store. Emery preach LITTLE Burrill N&’l Bank. dist church Sunday, Feb. 27, morning and DROPS OF WATER Obland, Mb; afternoon, at 10.30s and 3. Morning sub- wonderful to Herbert W White—Caution notice. think, make up the mighty ject, “Christian Afternoon South Portland, Mb: Liberty.” ocean. Not more strange, than though, House for sale. address, “The Comforts of God.” No accumulated wealth. It’s all made up of N evening service. savings. Binghamton, Y: Standard Dress Goods Co—Lady wanted. Mrs. Henry L. Russell and family left THE UNION TRUST CO. of ELLSWORTH LITTLE BY LITTLE last week to join Mr. Russell in Warren, SCHEDULE OP MAIL8. where he has a busi- purchased grocery OP NED 724 NEW AOOOUNTS »n AT BLLBWOBTH POSTOFFICE. account grows at our bank. Get a ness. During their residence here Mr. bank In effect Oct. 4, 1909. DURINQ THE YEAR AND book and start an account tor your and Mrs. Russell and their daughters, 1909, and later on Misses Carrie and child, it will buy a college MAILS BBCBIVBD. Lillian, have made HA8 NOW MORE THAN 8,000 education or a business. Prom West-7.18 a m; 4.28 and 6.08 m. many who sincerely their p friends, regret depositors, you are invit- From East—11.07 a m; 12.05, 5.55 and 10.22 p m. departure. We 4 cent, on MAIL CLOSBB AT POSTOFFICB. ed TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT pay per Savings. The farmers' institute, announced to be Going West—10.45. 11.30. a m; 5.80 and 9 pm. held in Ellsworth on March has been WITH US. Liberal interest on check ac- Going East—6.30 a m; 4 and 5.30 p m. 15, postponed until Tuesday, March 29. Hon. counts. No Sunday mail. Postofflce open on Sunday from 9 to 10 a m. A. W. Gilman, commissioner of agricul- UNION TRUST CO. of ELLSWORTH ture, will be present. Prof. E. F. Hitch- The ELLSWORTH FOOD ings, State entomologist, will make the principal address, the general topic of the FAIR opened with a big boost institute being “Orcharding”. yesterday. Now BOOST for the There will ly a Salvation army cottage meeting at 7.30 this evening at the home rest of the Savings Kept at Home week! of Mrs. Stevens, No. 8 Hancock street. Young people’s meeting at 4 p. m. Mrs. G. P. Dutton, who is spending the Thursday afternoon, in Army hall. Other are in constant of loss lire. Then, too. if you are known in danger by ■vinter in Augusta, is in the city for a few meetings the hall Thursday and Satur- t,. have in the house, it is a constant to thieves. money temptation lays. day at 8 p. m. Sunday services at Bay- Ilou much better to place your savings in the care of a trustworthy side grange hall, 10.30 a. in.; Army hall, institution like ttie Eastern Trust, where you not receive Mrs. Hiram Leavenseller, of Orrington, sword E. only 3 Mrs. Bimmer, bearer; George Davis, A BAD FIRE. but constant semi-annu- s the of her Mrs. F. W. p. ra., topical meeting, leader, absolute protection, interest, compounded guest niece, warden. F. W. Billington, who was Our methods make f >r Capt. Scott; evening at 7.30. al iy. by-mail banking easy everybody. Rollins. appointed sentinel, being out of the city, Rowe Carriage Factory Badly Dam- The Odd Fellows’ L. F. are district convention was not Giles and Harry W. Haynes installed. Music was furnished aged Friday Night. will take place Friday of this getting out lumber for a camp to be built week. during the evening by the male quartet Eastern Trust & There will be afternoon and The carriage factory of Elmer E. Rowe Banking Co., it Beech Hill pond, Otis. evening and by Tito, Rossello pianist. After the BANQOR, flAINE. Branches at Old Town and Marhlaa. 1 sessions, with suppers at 6 o’clock and on School street was badly damaged M. Y. Me Gown and have installation dancing was enjoyed with by family moved In the midnight. afternoon the initiatory music fire last with a ;o the Stratton house on Lincoln street, by Kelley’s orchestra, of Bar Har- Friday night, together degree will be exemplified by Grindstone bor. I ^ osOl TO? I racated by Henry L. Russell. large number of carriages and sleighs, lodge, of Winter Harbor, and the first and valuable The members of the F. F. E. club will degree by Island lodge, of Bar Harbor. ELLSWORTH REUNION. patterns. entertain a of friends at C. party Embert In the evening Bluehill lodge will work The fire started about 10 o’clock, near at Patten’s this even- All t( Osgood’s camp pond the second degree and Bangor lodge the Indications Point to the Big- the front of the building. The wood- ing. third. gest Ever”. working room was in that end of the Little Charlotte Boston, Feb. 22 — The a Whitcomb celebrated The funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Partridge (special) gather- building, and large amount of inflam- her sixth last afternoon ing at the fifth annual reunion of the Ells- mable material afforded birthday Monday took place at her home on Main street the fire rapid worth reunion association next by entertaining a number of her little last Friday afternoon, Rev. S. W. Sutton Friday progress. friends. evening in Paul Revere Mechanics’ The front of officiating. There was a very large attend- hall, part the building was fire: insurance: building, promises to be the and Seth T. Campbell and wife, of Island ance of relatives and friends. Among largest practically gutted, but the back part was most representative ever held. not Falls, were in Ellsworth last week, to relatives present from out of town were: badly damaged. Many sleighs in the in of established I can offer at the lowest rates. More than a score who have never at- companies reputation you kttend the funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Mrs. Maria Howell and Mrs. C. A. Lyon, repository, which occupied the entire tended one of these reunions Partridge. of Bangor, and Seth T. Campbell and delightful northern half of the building, were com- O. W. TAPLEV, Mo. are Ellsworth, coming to Boston from other towns for pletely destroyed, and those in the rear Fullerton Merrill and wife, of Bangor, wife, of Island Falls. The pall-bearers — — no other reason than to the INSURANCE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS w’ere A. John join happy were badly damaged. were guests yesterday of Harry L. Crabtree George Parcher, P. El- throng on Friday evening. Mr. Rowe estimates his loss at about and wife. Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Crabtree dridge, A. W. Greely and A. I. Saunders. There will be from near- guests all the |4,000. There was an insurance of |3,200 are sisters. Harry Graves, of Lamoine, recently held by cities of Massachusetts, from all parts on building and stock. Hollis C. of with his under fl,000 bonds on the charge of arson Joy, Boston, wife, of Hancock county, and from several other The origin of the fire is unknown. There it that he set fire to the ind Mrs. C. H. Knox, of Chester, Mass., being alleged barn states. Real Estate and was a stove in the wood-working shop Insurance of Fred M. Austin came to attend the funeral of their at North Lamoine, will father, The reunion committee wishes the Ells- some distance back from the front doors, Lfelvin P. have to furnish an additional fl,000 to Joy. worth food fair only the best of luck, but but from the appearance of the charred secure his release from the county jail. A. I. Richardson has opened hi9 new hopes a good many of the present resi- woodwork, the fire seems to have started C.'W. & F. L. MASON Another charge of the same kind, accusing grocery store in the building erected by dents of Ellsworth will take advantage of close to the front doors. him fire to the of of setting barn Capt. railroad FOR him on upper Main street, adjoining the the special rates and will be wdth The Rowe carriage was estab- SALE John O. has been factory Kief, preferred against their old frfends on the 25th. Thu ‘.*tngton Farm, situated on the Surry Hoad about 2 miles from Ellsworth. 2 1-2 story soap factory building. lish sd some thirty-six years ago, and is v him. cause was ho ,- th ell. 10 finished rooms, larjre barn, well fitted. Wood shed, carriage house, Saturday probable found, E. hennery, the farewell last Mrs. C. Bullard, president of the well known throughout eastern Maine* all i- 835 disciples. They remind us of the lay- meeting Mountain View grange has had, Groceries. surely as but one dog has been admitted to tri'i? sensations, Feb. 15, with Past Master F. W. Phillips men’s missionary movement of today, extreme nervous- and it was rather a late hour when the ttee,perft the M. B. circle, that dog should have in the chair, and thirty members In which thousands of men who are ness, and that all present. closed. Bio. Vinegar, gal »«?5 space in the column one week in which to One grange Mocha, Craeied mv application for membership was re- wheat, 05 to the have (rone in — not ordained ministry record his on ac- feeling 206. Java, Oatmeal, per h auto-biography; though ceived. The first and second degrees were vkrona, Tea— ft— *0 to make a stomach. I had par Buckwheat, 1pkK joined themselves together of his dislike to motor cars he would 1 c« count of conferred upon two. Verona grange met Saturday evening Japan. 46#66 Graham. effort to win the world for given up hope 30 (4 gigantic that we omit the word “auto” in chair and Oolong, #66 Bye meal, prefer ever being well with the worthy master in the j ft— 0* Christ. These seventy men were Sugar—per Granulated mc*i connection with his life I have when I to All were tired aosx history. began BAYSIDE, 476, ELLBWORTU. fifteen members present. j Granulated,--, 3*^06—ww— Oil—per gal— therefore to before Christ to teach C 06 go in my a of this same take E. Pink- work I Tellow, Linseed, possession picture Lydia Bayside grange held its regular meeting from the hard day’s Friday prepar- 06 •»f7a of Him and to prepare the way for ham’s Powdered, #10 Kerosene, u “Teddy R.” doing one of th^ many tricks Vegetable Wednesday evening with a good attend- ing for ihe sale and ball, which was a Molasses—per gal His coming. Through their efforts Then Havana. 36 for which he is famous. Compound. ance and about Han- twenty visitors from success socially and financially, drawing 50 many would receive Christ before He 1 felt as though j Porto Rico. Some of the readers of the M. B. column seen hall for LyjL cock, Lamoine and Machias granges. The the largest crowd in Emery Meats and Provisions. the hearts of others the came, and in fond of the canine may not be especially first and second degrees were conferred on ten The music furnished by the ft seed would be planted and made ready given me. and 1 am recommending it years. Beef, Pork, ft. but they will find the morals one work was fine. 100 9teak, 16 §30 family, to all mv friends.”—Mrs. W. S. Ford, candidate. After refreshments U. of M. orchestra Fully | ^ Chop, IT 930 to accept the Christ when He himself Roasts. 10 §25 Ham, per a drawn from Teddy’s various experiences W. Baltimore, Md. were served. The consisted of formed for the march, led I* .25 This work was not to 2207 Franklin St., program couples grand Corned, (W|1S Shoulder, should appear. to “humans.” 17 1*SIS very aptly apply The most successful in this quotations from George and the master of Verona grange, with his. Tongues, gU Bacon. on but among remedy Washington by >»*» be done foreign fields, 1 Veal: Sait Tkddy R.’s Letter. for the cure of al! forms of Lincoln. 15 §18 home country A special meeting was called for wife. The grange netted |65, and the Steak, 23 lard. the Jews, and was therefore female is, E. Pink- 15«’8 uear /twm jinuur. complaints Lydia Saturday to confer the first and ladies' industrial from the afternoou Roasts, 13§18 Sausage, It and if we follow the evening $31 »«§86 missions, injunc- I learned that had me ham’s It has Lamb When you accepted Vegetable Compound. second on five. here laid down it will resnlt in degrees sale and ice-cream. Lamb, 12 930 tions into your family of Mutuals, I was so glad stood the test of years and to-day is The grange extends thanks to all for ; Tongues, each 05 Christ winning our nation. that I jumped up and down and then ran more widely and successfully used than HARVEST HOME. 403, WEST ELLSWORTH. their After a short business : Freeh Fish. auuuiu nut uui uauuu. around the house three times other female It has cured patronage. VUU9L barking, “bow, any remedy. 08 Harvest Home grange met Feb. 19. As and ice-cream Cod, Clam#, qt 25 wow, wow,” which in would be thousands of women who have been session, the grange closed, win It He needs but to be presented your tongue Haddock, 00 Scallop* qt « with inflam- the traveling was only a few re- and cake were served. will be our land In “Dear Aunt Madge, Dear Aunt Madge". troubled displacements, bad, There Halibut, 12914 Smelt*. It 13 to the people throughout AO to ulceration, tibroid tumors, ir- One was received. Oysters, qt Shrimps, qt 40 He Himself I was adopted and brought Sorrento mation, sponded. application work in the third and fourth degrees at the proper way. says. “I, j Floor, Grain nod Feed. about two and one-half years ago. I will give regularities, periodic pains, backache, A communication Iron State Master i a men the next meeting, and good attendance If I be lifted up. will draw all that you a short history of my dog life here, if you bearing-down feeling, flatulency, Stetson, on corn growing, was read. Pre- is desired. Flour—per bbl— Oats, bu unto and "As Moses lifted _ 4 — Me,” again, will it. I am that lines fell and nervous 50 #8 Dear Aunt ing, the third and fourth degrees will be PAMOLA, some advice; never stick your nose into other Madge: Its relation to Christ is great. It is so worked. Pamola grange held its regular folk's business.” Perhaps I came too often, but a good word Supper will be served by the meeting rHoalth because of its Feb. with great opportunity. I have lots of fun with the rabbits. I would for the column brings me this time. A few younger members. Saturday evening, 19, seventy- our land for the I received a letter from Mrs. two members and two visitors fails to restore Throughout years not kill one, but I love to see them just skip days ago Vesta present. After business, there was work in third X gospel’s joyful sound has been beard. when they think I am going to catch them. (Freethy) Moody, of Holyoke, Mass., who has MARIAVILLE, 441. LiAJSl TO ITS NATURAL and fourth degrees, followed a harvest and we shall be been away from Surry thirty years. She by COLO 8 If heard not heeded One day, while coming out of the wood I saw Msrisville grange held an interesting At the next AND BEAUTY. “I read The American week. It supper. meeting there will cities which a creature. I it be a said, every like the Christ condemned pretty thought might meeting Saturday evening with a small be work in first and second degrees, and a No matter how old and as I have often dreamed of them. keeps me in touch with my old home, and I for failure to take advantage of their fairy queen, attendance due to bad Officers Longfellow program will be or the M. B. column much. Have traveling. presented. faded your hair look*, how She wore a pretty fur coat with a white stripe enjoy very The program committee for ara opportunities. May Christ win onr were installed by Daniel Q. as- February Iona you hare been gray, it down the middle of it. I I would taken many good receipes from it.’* Young, Clara Johnson and Harry Rollins: for nation in all its relations. our thought iwill work wooden for May She sent two, which I will enclose. She sisted by L.vda C. Young. A harvest feast Effle Cook and you. make acquaintance with her, so bowing March, Roy* Haines. homes be Christian our busi- very you homes, I “Good j wishes, like many others, she knew the followed. The program was omitted. keep looking young, pro- low, said, afternoon, marm.” She mole ness conducted a basis of I have invited her a luxuriant of upon honesty turned around and on names of all, to visit me Owing to heavy storms, the Mariaville growth standing her high-heel GREEN MOUNTAIN POMONA, 26. its next she will come at a to im healthy hair, atop falling and uprightness, our social life be boats, she me one of the most ! year. Hope time grange has not met times this win- gave scorn- many Following is the program for the meet- TMAOK MARK OUl and FOCttfVCiV K«* clean and The relation between attend the reunion. Litttle do we know who pure. ful and malignant looks, and as I ter. Many good suggestions were offered of Green Mountain move PandniH our feeble efforts. It ing Pomona with and has its foun- turned away, I was struck in the side of the we reach by always Bay- employer employed by the members. side Will not toil akin or me when these words of grange Wednesday, March 2: linen. Will nst injure head with a and — oh What a gives pleasure dation on the principles taught by volley, my! your hair. Is Not • smell! I she had appreciation come, as I know it must Aunt Opening song Dye. Christ, and official thought eaten as much of 244. IU »ts may every position SEDGWICK, Address of «a iPt?LAlh,gt)Mn the extract of onion as could be raised on a welcome.O L Remick **.§• and We* from that of the president down to the Owing to the Btorm of Feb. 4, and the Bottles, at Druffinti ten-acre onion patch. As to myself and John, we are well and Response.CC Camber PUlo Hay Spcc.Ca.McwwMJ.ll.Sji humblest officeholder in the land be hour. I must write and see what death of Sister Esther Allen Feb. there “How I went home quite ashamed of myself. busy every 11, Topic: can the grange best bring K. O. MOORE. Ellsworth. so conducted as to receive the approv- ails Aunt Maria. 8ister B. is still a were no meetings on those dates, but on about greater interest in When Uncle saw what had happened to me, prisoner dairying an Him who is of and in her can’t even to the 18 a al of King kings he got water, soap and amonia and washed off room; get telephone, Feb. regular meeting was held, with orcharding?” Opened by George over her bed. I have Lord of lords. all he could. “Now, Teddy,” he said, “never which is just been to see twenty members present, and one visitor Mayo; followed by Hoyt E Austin, and seek her. Dell. general discussion. BIBLE HEADINGS. acquaintance with strangers if you do from Brooklin grange. After business, tbe CATABBH Mrs. Moody’s Sponge Cake—Two one Music We&T eggs, not know who they are”. lecturer an Isa. xxxv. 1-10; xl, 1-3; HI, 1-7; Mai. cup sugar, one and one-half cups flour, one presented enjoyable program Most of lime I am at my lying the hitching teaspoon baking powder, vanilla and salt to as follows: Cream lv, 5, 6; Matt x, 1-8; xxviii, 19, 20; Heading, Virginia Allen; Call to order Ely’s Balm post where I can see all who come along. ; taste; add one cup hot milk and beat well. Acts Mark John iv, charade, Hattie Allen; topic, “The value is quickly absorbed. i, 1-8; i, 1-3; 25-30, When I see a Frosting—One Fifth degree fine-looking team with a young Chocolate cup frosting Gives Relief at Once. Bom. I Cor. one two of good how to and how to 39-42; x, 14, 15; Hi, 5-11; lady and gentleman its occupants, with their sugar, teaspoon butter, tablespoons health; get it, Address.State Master C 8 Stetson chocalate one teaspoon vanilla; let a little It olea&ses, n Cor. v, 11-20; Phil. iii. 1-12; Rev. faces turned toward each keep it,” opened by worthy secretary. soothes, smiling other as if cream come to a boil and beat it in. It will heals and in earnest and as After a recess for which all seemed protects xl, 15-19. conversation, if I think they not harden some frostings do. games, Jimmie giggled when the teacher read _ the diseas'd mem- aie going to call to get a drink of water or a to enjoy, the program was continued, with the story of the Roman who swam across brane resulting from No an Needed. bunch of sweet peas, then I bark a little to A COMMON DAY. the Longer Apology Bong by young members, conundrums, the Tiber three times before breakfast. Catarrh and drives Rev. W. \V. in his farewell give Aunt a chance to brush up her hair What day was most happy in all my life; Bertha Orcutt. Rogers by Friday evening a “You do not doubt a trained away a Cold in the before she to the door to and swimmer mmm at as of the goes answer their | What most with sorrow suffering rife? address Sydney president Washington program will be furnished. could do do Head Re. call, and sometimes Uncle D. Ah! to tell of them would be hard for that, you, James?” quickly. || .1/ rrUM on may be at work me, “No, sir,” stores the New South Wales union, speaking answered Seu«. a of flAT I LvLll in the garden with his hat, coat and shoes Though so fresh they gather in Jimmie; “but I wondered Christian Endeavor's said: memory; 264. why Tiiate and Swell. Pull size 50 ct»., atDrug- progress, off. So I hiih a LAHORE, he did not make it give chance to get his ’Tis only for pencil of mine to portray four and get back to or “Christian Endeavor has no Lamoine grange held its gista by mail. lu 75 cents. longer regalia on before see him. The and fears of the common regular meeting the side his liquid form, they joys day. clothes were on.” 56 York. to for itself or to its Feb. 8. One candidate Ely Brothers, Warren Street, New apologize justify When Mr. Jake drives up I keep lookout The common day on the dear old farm, Tuesday evening, existence as an innovation. It re- for him to see that his fingers don’t stick to Where hands are busy and hearts are warm, was instructed in the second degree. The mains for us to maintain that justifi- Auntie's copper boiler, or to Uncles old ’Tis a farmer's kitchen, wide and clean, question, “Which is the more detrimental cation which w’e have won by loyalty rubber boots. And I keep my eye on Mr. The fire, new lit, crackles its bars between, to farming, a lazy man or a careless one?” Uninspected worms are the Jake that he cause of to the first principles. Christian En- don’t mistake Uncle for a sack The mother moves swiftly to and fro was opened by W. M. Austin, followed by numerous little things of old rags and put him on his cart. In her dress of dark calico. that go with children. deavor had a hard battle to enter some plain, several of the members. At the regular wrong The worst feature at Sorrento is the autos. Her hand is light and her eye is mild, When a child is sick you churches. It has not yet entered some. meeting Feb. 15 one candidate was given rarelv Last summer there were eight here. They do And her smile like that of a little child. think that its sickness is There was a negro in one of the south- the third degree and two the fourth caused not think that a dog has any rights that they She turns the bacon, and cuts the bread. by worms, yet worms, ern states of America named Rastus, are degree. The lecturer a program either or bound to respect. I have a license to go And a quaint old tune runs through her head, presented directly indirectly, are the of readings and tableaux. At the next who wanted to enter the church and at large, and I think that a part of the road- “When the wind blows, the blossoms fall, quarters of all the Ob of childhood. meeting the program will be devoted to n-j,-* °f .. often-times asked permission of the pastor. He way belongs to me. Uncle says that he But a good God reigns over all.” T*—™!*611(1 adults feel out cf sorts, are would give $ 100 to a fund that could George Washington. irritable, feel listless and unrefreshed 1 think had better go home be used ’Tis a simple creed of a trusting heart, in the morning; suffer with said, you to totally and annihilate them. diresuon. have a vartahl**—1 eternally But it holds while and and pray about it for a fortnight.’ There are not many dogs here for me to play years hopes depart, MOUNTAIN VIEW, 484, WEST EDEN. hard and f u she and At the end of that time the negro re- So she sings as works, sings again, Mountain View grange held its regular And to the doorstep to call the men, COSB: “?«. *7 'oogh; cf 1_ but he did not look very hap- Many requests from Catarrh sufferers who goes meeting Feb. 18, with about 140 grinding turned, patrons ,, children, use atomizers have caused Clear and strong is her voice alway, OM.cause of mil «k» .n convulsions—in the majority of cases the Rastus, us to pnt up a number of vis- of the trouble » py, and the pastor said, ‘'Well, present, including large worms though you not laeir Liquid Cream Balm, a new and That led the choir on a long gone day. may notmspecVthensuspect the Lord about it?’ convenient itors from View After busi- pr^e. what does say form of And the man hears, and smiles to hear Bay grange. Ely’s Cream (Balm, the only remedy good Rastus answered; “The Lord said: sweet voice that then was ness, two applications accompanied by a for Catarrh which can* always be depended The same, dear, it ain’t no use trying to on. And he calls his and in demit were the third “Well, your In power to allay inflammation, to boys, they gather accepted, degree enter that church. I have been trying cleanse the With joke, and whistle, and merry din. TRUE’S clogged air-passages, to ELIXIR promote *h' and free, natural And the fragrant coffee is qnaffed in haste. CHILDREN b»TS,:V to enter it twenty years myself breathing, the two forms of WHO ARE SICKLY. 7Tee to Cream For October have no hoars to waste, expel U.‘- not in, so what chance have Balm are alike. Liquid Cream Balm days Mothers who value their own comfort and thfcaoto^oyn£?bStci *ear* have got inj blooa rich ani rt:"* <*»*»*«trv^»‘tCT2 is sold by all for 75 And the huskers are out with rising sun, the welfare of their children, should never be t:.e bowels And when I see Christian En- druggist cents, including regular 53SV?W**c w-10-c *,'rcet’ you?” he sets is their labor done. without a box of Mother Sweet Pow- nai c/-*te^i strong spraying tube. Mailed by 56 And scarce when Gray’s healthy. deavor outside and churches shut Ely Bros., ders for Children, for use throughout the kept Warren ’Tis a life, will ’tis so; Street, New York. busy you say; season. Break Colds,Cure Feverish- their doors to it I wonder whether the They up And a happy life, as their faces show. ness, Constipation, Teething Disorders, Head- in At any rate. 1 ache and Stomach Troubles. THESE POW- Lord has got yet. A SAFEGUARD TO And the clear, pure air, and their healthy toil, MBtssmiBBtI‘ud CHILDREN. DERS NEVER FAIL. Sold all “°'m* *n‘i *|T« of course—churches that “Our two Shall make them the Lords of the virgin soil, by Drug Stores, robS^l^aUh'/"" eug«ed, know this, children of sixfand eight yeai 25c. Don’t accept anyeubetitute. A trial pack- societies have been since Sold by all have not Christian Endeavor infancy subject to colds an Tho’ they labor till dark, and from early morn, age will be sent FREE to any mother who will Druggists. Price 35c. joe ami |..00 croup. About three I started Keep* but years ago 1 Who so proud a king on his load of corn; address Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. »• «*»«* Poor children well. aie not necessarily unevangelistlc. use Foley s Honey and Tar, and it has nev< evan- failed to and core His sons and daughters around him stand »». J. standing in the forefront of the prevent these troubles, F. TRUE & CO is the only medicine I can get the children 1 Like a for borne and for native land. that the entire our are those bulwark, LaGripps pains pervade sys- churches in city take without a row.” The above from W. < tem, coughs that rack and Ankura, Me. gelistic His life of toil, when ’tis past away, LaGrippe strain, and welcome Christian, Ornstein, Green Bay, Wis., duplicates the ei are quickly cured by Foley’s Honey and Tar. EeteMiehed last. that nurture perience of Shall show us the force of the common thousands of other users < day. Is mildly laxative, safe and certain in results. Xndaavor enterprise.” | Foley’s Honey and Tar. G. A. Parchkr. —By Ella T. C., low a. G. A. Parchbr. ttm that the What did do before curiosity of all my an- [ people eteeJ pem KITTKBY TO CAK1BOC. eaatora COUNTY NEWS, seems concentrated within me were Invented?” aeked the teacher. “The at thla David R. Campbell, ol BangerviUe, a very instant, and open the pinions of one goose were used to spread NEW AMMUNITION, WEST EDEN. large owner In woolen mills, and one ol dacon I must!" the opinions of another,” answered the the eitizene of Piscataquis county, Silver “Me, too," added Mias Edith Hall, who hu been in Milli- wise bop at the foot of the class. leading The Fanny. died laat year*. “I nocket the tew is home. week, aged sevsnty-nine suppose that is the beat way," I ■y MILTON W. TOWNE. peat months, One dap Helen had been verp naughty, “We The record! of the inanrmnoe department are the last of the race,, KWpyrlght, 1909, by American Preaa Asso- Mrs. Agnes Mayo spent the past week and her mother said: “Helen, if you ere and none of ns ■hows the following etatiatloe on the dm is married. Let ns at ciation.] with her brother, Winnie Reed, at Bar naughty you osn’t go to heaven.” “Well,” least our One of loee in Maine for the year ending Deo. «, Flagon satisfy curiosity." day shortly after the close Harbor. said Helen, “I can’t expect to go every- “Besides 1909. Estimated value of property af- that, we must divide the the American civil war a small fleet of Miss Agnes Cousins has returned home where. I went to ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ Treasure It contents or decide fected, 111,898,491; estimated value of ! A wonderful upon the ownership United States wooden men-of-war was at the Narrows from Bangor, where she once and the circus twice.” of the 12,662,946; insurance For Years. flagon, since you will not recog- at anchor In the harbor of has been property destroyed, | Held Many lying Cher visiting. When Bichard Harding Davis met the of nize that I have an individual paid, fl,664,799; totall number Ares, claim," bourg. It was a gala day, for Napo- Miss State ot Viceroy Li Hung Chang, in St. Peters- Amelia drew a silver Margaret Koch, secretary 1,963; number originating from defective penknife from leon then of and he was asked how old and how rich CLARISSA MACKIE. her III., emperor France, the Christian Endeavor anion, is spending burg, and number caused J! By pocket and opened a blade. he was and what he did. He “I chimneys flues, 291; — shining the Empress Eugenie were In Cher- a tew days with Mrs. D. G. Hall. replied: number of i: “Or that j have a claim,” put in write books.” “Why do you write?” said by lightning, 86; unknown,428; 1 bourg and had accepted an Invitation cooyrleht. 1*0. by American Prsas Fanny decidedly. The valentine social Monday evening, Li; “are you not strong enough to work?” | number of incendiary, 16. ! Association. from the admiral to visit his flagship. “Or mine,” I added. Feb. 14, by the L. C. A. society, was a de- But before doing so the imperial cou- “We must cided success. Over f20 was realised. anbRtiMflunts. compromise.” Amelia’s ple Inspected a French man-of-war. voice was growing and Invol- Walter Haynes and Eugene Haynes, ot Great-aunt Hannah squinted horrl- colder, Now, It so happened that a mess cook untarily I drew nearer the Northeast are out lumber g0 when with almost her last grate and on board the French ship, the Esper- Harbor, getting jlj poked the fire into for C. W. Breath she looked earnestly at her greater warmth. ance, was wholly unmindful of the Kittredge. and ‘The “I^t us divide the contents Into two The will be I ELDER HENRY CUNNINGHAM IBreo grandnieces gasped, Important ceremony that was about to drama, “Topey Turvey,” has never parts and call the flagon Itself a third iflyer flagon Is for you—It take place. Indeed, his captain bad given by local talent lor the benefit ot the Recommends know the part, each of us to agree to be 1 aeen opened—you legend,” entirely not considered it necessary to Inform grange, Wednesday and Thursday even- satisfied with her share. Do one of ua really knew to whom you him. It would have been better had ings, Feb. 38 and 24. Supper will be -ot agree?” heirloom rightfully belonged. he done so. His failure resulted In a served both evenings. Se “I two executors con- do,” said Fanny In the library the promptly, bitter feeling between the crews of the Word was received last week ot the In the kitch- “Sight unseen?" I queried. and the of the ytifci ferred amiably together. Esperance flagship death ot Laura, wife ot Frank Perkins, discussed the Amelia nodded emphatically. American admiral. en the scrvanta legacies formerly of this place, at West Chelmsford, For Weak, Run-Down People. “Very well. I agree.” Not that the and jhev had received. knowing emperor Mass. Mrs. Perkins had been in poor •• “I am the eldest. I shall take first I was run down and weak from ii the long parlor Amelia, Fanny empress were about to come aboard health a long time. Pneumodla set in, choice,” began Amelia, with a slight the indigestion and general debility, also and i get In front of the glowing grate Esperance, Francois, a little bit of and she died very suddenly. flush on her lovely face. "I choose a sawed suffered ffom vertigo. I saw a cod gre. On the white marble mantel- off Frenchman, with a tiny Feb. 21. M. half of the contents of the _ above our heads stood a pair of flagon." goatee and mustache to match, was liver preparation called Vlnol adver- piece “I am cried Dresden vases, a Wedgwood next,” Fanny eagerly. cleaning knives, forks and spoons on WEST TREMONT. tised and decided to give it a trial, precious “I will take the other half of the con- and a Chinese fan. In the cen- the gun deck. W. T. I. society will meet with Mrs. W and the results were most dock tents. And gratifying. the of Mrs. you, Esther, what will you he saw H. ter. directly under painting But,' suddenly looking up, Lunt Feb. 26. Aixer UKing iwo Domes i regamea my siren gin, ana «n choose?” she asked Du Fabyan, was the silver flag- magnanimously. Lieutenant Bols coming from the Miss — ©orothy “I—1 Muriel Lunt is home from Tre- now feeling unusually well.” HENRY CUNNINQHAM, and in Its will take the silver flagon,” 1 other end of the vessel. Francois on, flawless In shape perfect mont, where she visited her sister, Mrs. Elder Kinston, N.C. responded humbly, and seemed knew Baptist Church, design of vine and leaf and they by the bells that struck at the Merle tbaste well Farley. Its surface very satisfied. time that the lieutenant was off elustered fruit. polished going Donald Vinol contains the two most world-famed tonics—the medicinal, We about Amelia’s chair Robbins and Charles Carver, of back a distorted reflection of our gathered duty and would go, as was his custom, gave Owl’s Head, spent part of the past week elements of Cod Liver Oil and Tonic in the as she chipped at the sealing wax with to his cabin for a change of uniform. strengthening, body-building three faces, ruddy firelight. here with relatives. her penknife. She the crimson To reach his cabin he would be Iron. Vinol contains no and is far the Best Ko mention had yet been made of flung obliged oil, by Strengthening bits into the fire, and It made little to pass the point where the cook sal Mrs. L. A. Clark, of Manset, visited her Aunt Hannah's belated disposition of Tonic obtainable. We return your money wiiEoutquution white hot sheets of flame that darted not to in mother, Mrs. Z. S. Clark, and other rela- the family heirloom. It was not men- scouring. Francois, caring the black mouthed like cur an tives here last week. if Vinol does not all we claim for it. tioned In the will, and Its ownership up chimney a officer’s displeasure for per- accomplish short life that Is burned out forming his menial on hur- Mrs. Charles D. Thurston and must be settled among the three of us. quickly duty deck, daughter CEO. A. Ellsworth. or a woman's that flares threw the table articles into a PARCHER, Druggist, It was Amelia who broke the long, fragile beauty riedly Ruth visited her son Eugene and family for a brief period and then dies mess to the- muzzle of a at awkward silence by reaching up a away, pot, stepped Southwest Harbor last week. ashes. ten inch took arm and taking the silver leaving gray gun, out the tampion— Mrs. W. A. Clark left for Portland last graceful When the wax was broken and the the wooden in the mouths of flagon from Us resting place. plug kept week, called there by the illness of her stopper had been with loos- cannon when not in use—thrust in the •■I am the eldest," she apologized, difficulty daughter Julia, who has been suffering ened from the slender nedk of the ves- mess kit and the back in settling back In her chair, “and I am put tampion with an abscess on the neck. Miss Julia sel In turn we peered down the slen- its place. When the lieutenant came quite sure that Aunt Ilannah meant is improving. der saw Francois at me.” orifice and nothing. We shook by was standing respectfully me to have 1L She looked Capt. Roland H. with wife and the flagon and heard nothing. We at attention. Lunt, Amelia's tone was coolly defiant. ot Southwest turned It daughter Frances, Harbor, looked at too,” said upside down, and nothing "Francois,” said the officer, “bring “She me, Fanny was at the home of his brother, Capt. sure look- happened. some biscuits and a glass of wine to In gentle protest. ”1 am she Charles P. Lunt last week visiting his “It is empty,” said Amelia, with a my cabin.” ed at me. did she not, Esther?” mother, Mrs. L. M. Lunt, whose health is A of coffee has as much to do with it as any one thing, white Monsieur le good cup 1 shrugged my shoulders helplessly. face. ies, Lieutenant. poor. I work in the at with the world. "I thought she looked at me,” I mur- "Perhaps the Jewels are stuck fast “Well, hurry. have but little time The funeral of Veranus D. Gott, of Bar in sending me to morning peace before the takes who died here at the his mured feebly. to the bottom,” I suggested. “You ceremony place.” Harbor, home of She know how took Feb. 15 at the Meth- “And friend I can tell this, certainly does know they have been Interred for a At the word ceremony Francois took childhood, place you •'No one could gaze In three different odist church, Rev. Alfred officiat- century.” fright. Ceremony meant salutes. He Bishop In I’ve been a man directions at one time,” said Amelia ing. Mr. Gott leaves a widow, three sons, to make good coffee. my day, traveling did Dot wish to leave the mess kit In two and four sisters. impatiently. “Get your curling tongs, Fanny,” daughters been coffee in conceiv- the eleven states; have served every "Aunt Hannan could, I announced commanded Amelia, durtlng a hostile gun for fear the latter would be Feb. 21. Thelma. covering loynlly. glance In my direction. required for saluting purposes and the of and lunch room and this cup EAST OKLAND. able style dining imaginable, "For ihame, Esther Fabyan!" they I looked Into the glowing coals, won- kit would be lost. But the lieutenant blended coffee that me at cried In duet, and then they turned dering at the magic of possession that glared at him, and he dare not delay. Everett Karri man is ill. and a half of T & K perfectly greets their backs me and fell Into whis- had seized upon us three cousins who He went below, carried the biscuit to Clarence upon Qrindle, although slightly im- my home table is Coffoo that is Coffflfl. pered converse over the probable con- had been loving friends from child- Lieutenant Du Bois’ cabin and was proved, is still quite ill. for a coffee, tents of the bone of contention—of hood. Here we were wrangling over about to hurry back on deck when If would like Wife’s Recipe” good cupof E. Wiley and wife have returned from a you “My course I mean the silver flagon. the possession of a silver flagon to another officer, seeing him go by his visit of several weeks in Camden. us a line; we mail it free of charge. The tall silver stopper fitted snugly which we had scarcely ever given a open door, directed him to bring him drop W. L. are a of wine. And so Wentworth & Co. selling out, to the neck, and around It was a thin thought In our busy lives. Thanks to glass It was that & Maine. preparatory to closing out their business. # THURSTON KINGSBURY, Bangor, stream of red sealing wax. Great-aunt Iiannah, we were rich be- the little cook was kept hurrying to do Arthur has is well worth You The silver flagon had once been the yond our wildest dreams, and still we the bidding of one person after an- Cushing resigned his posi- **I tell you, friend, T & K coffee trying. other till tion here at the house and returned or property of Mistress Dorothy Fabyan, could not be satisfied without prying something happened. power can get it—IF YOU INSIST— of your grocer general store.’* to our sweet ancestress, and tradition had Into Dorothy Fabyan's sliver tlugon! The officer of the deck, seeing a Bucksport. The T & K tea (that YELLOW PACKAGE, and T & K returned with the crowd gathering at the dock, raised his Mead is it that within Its polished Interior the Fanny long silver Roy getting lumber ready to Extracts nre food products which have become thestandardfor after a moment’s fair Dorothy had secreted the precious tongs that were used to wave her glasses and, Inspec- build a house this spring, near the resi- quality hereabouts. Jewels which her rich husband had straight black hair. “They should tion, cried out, “The emperor Is com- dence of Mrs. Sarah Mead. reach to the bottom of ing.” In a few minutes a barge left lavished upon her. When she was very the Jug!” Mrs. Emily Dunbar has recovered from she cried the dock, and poor Francois, still run- dying she had given the flagon to her excitedly. her recent illness, and is visiting heif SW CjS about heard the young daughter, saying: Once more we bent above the silver ning below, guns daughter, Mrs. T. F. Mason. “Guard well the daughter, flagon while Amelia thrust the tongs above begin to boom In salute. flagon, G. H. Snow and Wesley Herrick ar- BRUISES and when have reached of carefully down the slender neck and Now, it happened that several petty you years rived home Saturday from Brooksville, discretion you may break the seal and after a painful Interval drew forth a officers, Including Pnt Donagan, on Swellings, bruises, sprains, cuts, where they have been employed. learn the contents—rubles aud dia- folded slip of yellowed paper covered board the American admiral's flag- etc., should be immediately bathed Guilford Blaisdell has recovered from with Liniment. monds and pearls. Let no other woman with fine pointed chlrography. ship. had secured permission to bring Johnson’s Anodyne his recent and his Mrs. Always keep it in your home for the •teal It away from you! It contains Fanny and Amelia leaned back pale aboard their sweethearts—at least their illness, daughter, Carrie has returned to her emergency call. When quickly ap- what all women desire and but few and breathless while I spelled out the vice sweethearts—and the party were Conary, home plied and bandages kept attain. words that how Dor- enjoying themselves, when suddenly in North Bluehill. thoroughly It will be yours.” spidery explained soaked, relief is quick and certain. the air filled with Feb. 21. ( “And It belonged to you, mother, othy Fabyan, that clever housewife of flying knives, forks dear'/” the so many decades ago, had discovered and spoons. In another moment they young girl had timidly ask- MT. DESERT. ed as she stroked the delicate, withered a most wonderful complexion wash— heard the boom of a gun. A fork Mrs. of is Cheek. "Cleopatra's Balm of Beauty” she call- stuck in a girl's cheek, a knife cut Emily Hicks, Bangor, visiting Johnson's old friends here. Dorothy Fabyan had smiled proudly ed It. To this marvelous face wash off a man's nose, and Pat Donogan re- ANODYNE Mrs. Grace ero she closed her beautiful eyes for- she ascribed her own exquisite beauty. ceived an Injury which cost him an eye. Smith, of Bar Harbor, is vis- All knew that the In salut- her Mrs. ever. “Aye, It was mine for a sea- The Ingredients were almost Impossi- Esperance iting sister, Fred Pray. ble to obtain the and had ac- ion,” she said. In those primitive days, ing emperor empress Mrs. Georgia Somes Smith, our post- fired a of Liniment The young daughter had died In her and she hud even sold her precious cidentally volley tableware mistress, has been confined to her home PARSONS’ PILLS at teens, aud the silver with Its Jewels to obtain the necessary ele- the American flagship. Pat Dona- the week with a bad are the most effective flagon, past cold. has been famous as the family emergency remedy who was a mad with liver medicine. Relieve seal still to a distant ments of the balm. Now, she passed gan, gunner, for 99 unbroken, passed Miss Katherine Fernald, who was ill of years. It is as effective when taken internally biliousness, constipation branch of the the secret of its making to her own pain and the Indignity of being for and headache. family, gay townspeople, winter cholera and recovered so as to be colds, influenza, asthma, cramps, colic, diarrhoea, with a butter swore he who took small notice of Cousin Doro- daughter and afterward down to the' wounded knife, as when out, is down again with a relapse. etc., applied externally. thy’s save thrust It coming generations of the women of would have revenge. bequest to away Mrs. It was late In the afternoon when Ambrose Blanchard last October 25 cents and SO cents a bottle. on the top shelf of a cupboard and for- her family, and, as if the mere pos- picked a strawberry which she get its existence. session of the recipe sealed within the the emperor's barge was seen ap- plant, in a I. S. JOHNSON & Mass. the was placed bottle of water. It now has CO., Boston, Aiui thus It bad come dowu to us, silver flagon could Impart a magic proaching flagship. Donagan in the The full-grown ripe fruit and several blossoms the last of a line. At times its spell upon its owner, the Fabyan wom- saluting squad. surgeon long on it. had lieen and for en had been famous for their wonder- had ordered him to remain in his bunk, history forgotten, Feb. 21. with his but Pat had es- J. C. years It would remain merely an or- ful beauty—all save poor Great-aunt eye bandaged, and took at his nament on sideboard or mantelpiece. uannnn ana myseu. caped position gun, which toward the ISLESFORD. Again some new owner would look “What greater jewels doth any wo- pointed Esperance. Pat trained it on the of that Mrs. Elliott, of Northeast is the longingly at the seal, yet hesitate to man possess," concluded the old, old galley Harbor, WINDSOR HOTEL and waited. He guest of Mrs. Everett Fernald. W. T. BRUBAKER, Manager. break In upon the secret It had con- letter, “than diamond eyes, teeth of ship purposely forgot he left cealed. pearls, coral cheeks and ruby lips? something, the tampion, which Owing to the warm weather and recent European, $1.09 per day and up In the muzzle of his American, $2.50 and Aunt Hannah bad owned it last, and These Jewels you will find sealed gun. heavy downfall of snow, Capt. G. T. Had- per day up the was loek has so she was so choice of It that never did within my silver flagon.” Presently emperor’s barge far been unable to get his toward the vandal llDger touch Us surface or I ran my eye over the carefully seen heading flagship. yearly harvest of ice. cureless directions for “Cleopatra’s Guns began to boom from the sides; The dust cloth even approach Its compiled many friends of Dr. Hayward, of Balm of and ere 1 reached bauds played; the yards were manned. throne on the white marble. No hand Beauty,” Boston, Mass., were sorry to learn of his save Its close Amelia uttered a little angry When it came Pat Donegan’s turn to Aunt Hannah's own came In con- death. Dr. Hayward was a summer resi- tact with cry and snatched the bit of paper Are his gun the report was a few mo- j dent of the silver II a gun. Northeast Harbor, and was appar- from In an Instant It flut- ments late. He was taking a sure ; And now Amelia and I’anny turned my grasp. ently in good health when he left there a Barrel U tered luto the fire, and my exclama- aim. Presently he tired, and a tampion I Buy this way and that uud gently tap- last summer. He was much respected and tion of distress both to went flying into the waters of the ped the stopper, guessing Idly at the brought girls liked by all, and will be greatly missed. harbor. contents my side. Feb. 21. a of This Flour The imperial visit was a short one, Amelia looked longingly at the red “You could not care for that silly I Midway between Broad Street seal, wondered the hour being late. The imperial You will find it real I "i believe it contains the old recipe, Esther," Fanny. j GOULDSBORO. economy Station and Terminal couple departed amid a similar cere- Reading fabyan Jewels—It was never known "See, you have the beautiful silver Mrs. Rolfe to the famous William Tell their arrival. ! Margaret is housekeeper at buy on Filbert Street we have Yet mony that had attended what became of them after the war. flagon, while nothing. James The moderate hotel ol a Libby’s. Flour by the barrel. only priced I They had been gone but few minutes ; reputation and in have heard that Dorothy Fabyan we hoped for gems." 1 consequence when through the smoke that hung \ Mrs. Martha Perry, of Northeast Harbor, You will not only protect yourself ■tripped the from their “Jewels you both have a-plenty," I 1 gems settings 1 is her PHILADELPHIA the water a of officers visiting son Forrest. against advances in due to and concealed them somewhere. It Is said mournfully. "Look there!" I over group price on the quarterdeck discov- L. H. who has “wheat corners’’ and crop conditions, likely she hid them In this flagon. turned them about till they faced the standing | Campbell, spent three j ered a boat coming from the Esper- months in Vaileeboro, is home. but you will always be sure of the Dow no one has cared tall glass set between the long strange that pier — ance. finest grained bread the whitest enough about them to Investigate Its windows, and there they stood regard- The public installation of the For- On the gun deck below stood a man, esters bread—the lightest biscuit—the most | contents!” ing their beautiful faces In charming was held Thursday. There was a literally "with blood in his eye.” He delicious pastry that can be baked. “Suppose we leave the seal unbro- embarrassment while I bent above the free dance and supper at the Bay,View was Pat Donagan. He thought be Note how much cleaner William hen," t suggested. ■liver flagon and stared defiantly at house in the evening. VEALS of own fea- could surmise the errand on which Feb. 21. Tell is than other flours—due to the "Why should we do that?” asked the reflection my plain Jen. Send us surface. the boat was coming and watched it of the Ansted & fanny, with wide open eyes. tures In Its polished costly equipment 1 with grim satisfaction. As it came Burk mills for “It never has been opened,* I said i “Great-aunt Hannah never knew Company’s protecting VEALS, EGOS and all FARM in full uniform was I marveled, thinking of her Dearer an officer S PILLS the grain and flour in grinding. lamely. “So many of the Fahyan wo- either,” THE DIAMOND BRAND. a PRODUOT8. lescrled In the stern. When CHICHESTER men have re- face and the contrasted beauty sitting Ask dealer and insist os owned the flagon and homely j your Good mder the gun deck of the flagship he — prices and returns. spected the seal of its contents, why of her unselfish life. having prompt took off his hat and SS? sssSw Market comforted the irose, bowed, Take m reports, stencils, tags, should we open ltl” “Poor old Esther,” otker Bar *f roar V etc., laid with great politeness: furnished "Because its ownership most he de- girls, poised on either arm of my I free. fell “The officers of the Esperance are cided among ns,” replied Amelia Dim- chair, and as their kisses warmly | remknomMBat.SataI,Alw.y«RelUbV seemed not to tver much obliged for the honor paid SOiP By William Tell WHEELER ly. "The Fabyan women passed the on my uplifted face I PRtIGGISTS EVERYWHFBf HYDE, CO. jut emperor, but you killed a cook.” 41 North Market down care that I had lost a heritage of ( SL, Boston, Mass., Dagon from mother to daughter, nr. Daniels—Horse heritage of love was still Donagan gave a grunt of satisfac- Colic—Cure_ leaving the secret to be discovered by beauty. My cures or money back—at Whitcomb, & Co. STRICTLY COMMISSION. the tion. any dealers; Haynes one who cared to open It. I eon-1 ■y own. insure your horse agai net Col lo ELLSWORTH FALLS. ME OBITUARY. stance*. He wee • thirty-second degree Tin D«g Q»—«lsn I" wan- A crowd gathered on tha -— Stannic on NEWBURY NECK Maeon.” Among many Incident* of his w ®t)f <£U0wortt) HOYT H. HARDEN. recounted Mr. Armstrong was twice msrrled. His derings Urough PslesOne. IN- Hoyt H. Harden, one of Ellsworth’s old- second wife survives him. He leaves no Franck in the Century, is A LOCAL AKD POLITICAL JOURNAL HISTORICAL SKETCH OF by Harry est residents, an ex-postmaster of Ells- children. His parents died in Roodhonse PUBLISHED LOCALITY. TERESTING his was in Nasareth month- one the —his mother thirty years ago, and “An American who worth, and for many years of city’s r EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON "told me a "He madr yelled a fat man. father twenty-two years ago. A step- long ago." said a native, AT COMPARISON OF CONDITIONS THERE best-known business men, died last Wed- The fox terrier atood In mother is Of his own he is I did not believe him, the cent* MAINE. living. family, strange story. ELLSWORTH. FIFTY YEARS AGO, WITH TO-DAV Feb. after a long illness, that of the group with wide nesday night, 16, survived by three brothers—Humphrey, for it cannot be true. He said open BT THB either too mod or too a shock. And the COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. for The American “Pr Mudd.”] following paralytic of Minneapolis; George W., of Los Ange- in America people buy dogs.' frightened to” HANCOCK | Written by more. in and of Minn. of so ludicrous a F. W. Rollins. Editor and Manager. Mr. Harden was born in Trenton 1836, les, r*l., Robert, Anoka, mere suggestion Newbury Neck con- At thla Juncture the Fifty years ago Another brother, John, died in Minne- transaction sent the assembled group policeman ■> W. H. Titus, Associate Editor. families from the and came to Ellsworth when about twenty rlred. A doeen rolcer tained thirty-four ago. of began to of He was first as apolis, twenty yean into paroxysms laughter. tali to the end. There was an years age. employed him that the dog waa mad; Price—$2.00 a #1.00 lor six1 carrying-place do," 1 replied. that it Subscription year; in the clerk in the general store of the late Elisha "They must be that It 50 cents for three months: If raid attendance of sixty or more pupils fell Into such killed: bad been months, he The pompous ex-mayor nan In 75 and 58 cents H. Stock bridge. A few years later A Shaw Criticism. strlctlv advance. #1 50, same old school house that stands to- Barnard his ro- ping at the children; that It All ar- of merriment that beganto respectively. Single copies 5 cents. formed a with the late James Before tonrulslons The followed the sea, partnership fame came to him Bernard froth when It parsed a peerages are reckoned at the rate of $2 per day. people largely face the color of burnished pool of watw H. Chamberlain in the grocery business. Shaw wrote dramatic criticisms for tund grew year. and a large number of Ellsworth vessels, and bow beet to shoot. his interest in copper. Advertising Rates—Are reasonable and will be were com- A few years later he sold the London Review. The both coasting and sea-going, Saturday roared his sons in a A tall, quiet looking woman pushm made known on application. and in with of "Buy dogs?" men from this this business, partnership following sample is characteristic the crowd and manded by place. of several languages. “But through started towns under the firm name of the man: chorus The farms were carried on by Albert Robinson, the A doxen men Business communications should be addressed ; mostly dog. yelled at her made I & established a what for?” #0, and all checks and money orders pay- older men. Most of them oxen; Robinson Harden, dry- “I am In a semewbat foolish posi- Two or three men grabbed at : the kept settled that question her. able to the Hancock County Publishing tion a at the Never having some two They usually had two concerning play Opera I She picked the dog up and Co., Ellsworth, Maine. yokes. entirely to my own satisfaction, par- started well-filled barns and houses, and in Comlque, whither I was bidden this out of the crowd. The grain It with another, "How do you get policeman week. For some reason I was not ried the fall they killed one or more hogs and •ay ■topped her with: This week’s edition of The a dog if you want one?" a “beef critter.’* supplied with a program, so that I that la mad. generally "W-w-w-why,” answered the eldest "Madam, dog He mut was in the never learned the name of the play. shot Look at the is 2,400 The winter school taught from hi* be foam on American copies. son. wiping the tears eyes, coming winter months for the benefit of the At the end of the second act the play of his mouth.” one wants a dog he tells some had advanced aboui as far as an or- “if any young men who followed the sea in sum- him one. But "Foam!” she said for the year of 1909, 2,395 one else, and they give contemptnonaly Average mer. The writer remembers attending dinary dramatist would have brongbt •That'a a cream he was whoever wants a dog?” puff eating." school one winter when a boy. The school it five minutes after the first 'rising —8t Louis Poet-Dispatch. of the curtain as far as Ibsen WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 23, 1910. was taught by “Uncle Cal” Macomber, of or, say, Tbs Widow Was Comforted. Ellsworth. Mr. Macomber was a peda- would have brought it ten years be- Hia Ad. Answered. for the con- fore that event. of •There Is no accounting gog of the old school, who ruled with a Taking advantage A man stopped at a newspaper offle* A Dream of Home. struction which some people will put hickory stick. the second interval to stroll out Into on his way to the theater and The sun’s rays slant the path along, certain of Scripture.” re- placed I remember well of being in the Strand for a little exercise, I un- upon passages an advertisement for a The air is balmy, for ’tis June; engaged remember boy Half M ail about busi- marked a clergyman. “1 The robin sings his evening song. drawing a bird on my slate, and calling fortunately forgot my hour later one fell from the the of one clergyman who went gallery A»d the sky the new, gray moon the attention of seat-mate to it. Sud- ness and actually reached home before story lato his through my husband lap. I not seen to call on a woman whose Moves calmly on. untrammeled, free, denly I was taken by the collar and landed it occurred to me that had unto me, cir- had died. He had expected, But something whispers in the aisle, given a piece of chalk the end of the play. Under these recently “Not find her heartbro- Simple. yet!” and sent to cumstances it would ill become me to quite naturally, to (they had no crayon then) “How do you your ken with the burden of her sorrow keep ruor The glad brook carols as it flows. the blackboard with orders to dogmatise on the merits of the work or reproduce when she sharpT” The frog croaks by the water's edge; of the whole its I can offer the and was greatly surprised the bird for the edification performance. only “Easy enough. I hide It where — smile my In sweet content the lily grows. greeted him with a very happy school. Being an uncouth, bashful, left- management my apologies.” Every- wife can’t find tt”—Cleveland As erst, amid the watery-sedge; and ushered him into the parlor. Pi.tn handed boy, and being obliged to use my body’s. Dealer. ’Tis all as in the days gone by, '—8—-- 'Well—cr—sister,' he said at length, right hand, the effort can better be But something whispers (as I sigh), warmest I have never An Obliging Father. you have my sympathy.' An Dream. imagined than described. business. Six afterwards be Empty goods years A man who rich had a son ot 'Thank doctor,’ replied the concluded whether the “bird” would grew you. Bobby—Say. sla. what's a quite bought out his partner, and for six years 'empty The steepled church, the schoolhouse near, whom he and when the widow casually. ‘I did feel very pass for a turtle dove or an other bird of sell- disapproved, dream?" Dotty—One you bare when The woods where I have roamed at will; continued the business alone, finally indeed. But I came foul son was married against the father's bad. very bad you’ve been cent to bed without The time-worn mansion grown so dear— repute. ing out to the late Austin B. Walker. aay wishes the father made him an allow- across a verse of Scripture which com- A UV U1U WlgtiJ IUBUV supper.—Cleveland Leader. My boyhood’s home, my manhood’s still— He then, in partnership with his ance of $20 a week and said that was forted me very much Indeed.’ ▲11, all I see in fancy’s eye. clothing. 1 well remember the last “Uncle Frank A. brother-in-law, Stockbridge, was the verse, sister?’ his shoes on. all he could have. •“And what But something whispers (as I sigh), Jim” Young used to make established the boot and shoe business, lot &alc. an and Awhile later he was discussing the inquired the clergyman. It resembled one-half of ox-yoke, which continued until about six they to In or when matter with a friend of his pioneer ’I don’t remember Just where LAND McKinley Tr.niooi In meadows, broad and the shoes were not t hings of beauty dewy fair. years ago. was FIELDcontaining I acre and til rod* Choice and days. “Do you think $20 a week Is find it.’ replied the widow. “but It In drowsy mood, the cows await finished. When “Uncle Jim” got old Mr. Harden’s last business connection building lot. For further particular*., aa- four words—four dress Dn. A. L. Dix. h The “co-boss'* call the air. had to have store shoes he was much enough for the boy?” he asked. made up of only Philadelphia, upon very was as head of the boot and shoe depart- need 1 careT"’’’ While, with his pail, beside the gate to and and left and “Well,” replied the friend Judicially, helpful words—"Why TT OUSE—At South Portland, cosy, modern opposed right shoes, ment of M. Qallert’s store, which That down the position know about that” XX 7*room bouse; all improvements. '.,000 opens grassy lane, an ardent he termed them “I don't being democrat, be when stricken ft. laud 1 bear fltOtrics. school and stores. brother now and occupied by paralysis than we had My sighs, again, “black shoes. But “Uncle "It's a darn sight more $3.ofl0: terms. L. J. ? « w Ward street, republican” mora than a Eskimo Courtship. easy year ago. started the fa- south Portland, Me. Jim and “Aunt Deborah” made a good when we lnv” argued If death scenes astonish, Mr. Harden was always a staunch European Oh, yon—beyond the ocean gray— on the farm, which now will not ther. the “Yes" of a bride at mar- ATER MOTOR-A 8 to 4 horse living and one of the leaders of his consenting Who list to hear footfall where democrat, “but Belknap “Little Giant" water motor my a rabbit. “Perhaps it Is,” said the friend, woman. Not aa new. support He was master riage shocks an Eskimo Good Just the thing for light power The beaten path stretches away party. appointed post early which those who were raised in this yon must remember that times have In town has waterworks. Will be sold Among in 1896 President Cleveland and served only must a bride show herself uncon- Under old maples, tall and fair; by clams for cheap. Address P. O. Box 483, Ellsworth. place and attended school in the old red changed. We used to dig she must, if she respects her- Who longing wait for me to come, four years. The only other public office senting; our dinner.” I can schoolhouse, and in after years command- self and tribal scream and but say, I can go home— he ever held was that of assessor. traditions, TOanUto. “Not ed vessels, were George W. Coggins, Martin “By George,” said the father, “I all her when her yet!” Mr. Harden is survived by a widow, who struggle with might V. B. Daniel M. Clifford guess I have been too severe with WANTED— To Introduce our For Coggins, Curtis, was a of the late £. wooer or his envoy enters her family very longer, still, your hearts mast know Georgietta, daughter line of Curtis,' David H. Curtis, Calvin Curtis, him! I’ll be kinder In the future. I'll hold LADYcomplete Spring beautiful wool A sadness free from all disguise, H. Stockbridge; one sister—Mrs. Dudley residence and, laying upon her, suitings, wash fabrics, waistinjr. silks, Martin Curtis buy him a spade and show him where fancy E’er I can leave these scenes, and go Curtis, Abijah Clark, Clark, Bunker, of Trenton; four nephews— drags her. usually by the topknot, etc., hdkfs. laces and petticoats. All up to the clams date N. Y. City Finest line oo the And lingering, gaze in your fond William Clark, Lyman Clark, Calvin C. are.”—Exchange. to her new home. She be patterns. eyes, George N. and Edward H., of Bangor, may pre- market. Dealing direct with the rnilis. yon And clasp the hands so warm, and kiss Clark, Ellis Charles O. oor Young, Young, of New and sented with a new lamp and water will And prices low. Profits, lioto'tao The Leon, Haven, Conn., George and foil Instructions lips I’ve pressed so oft in bliss— Edward Bobert His she is as weekly. Samples packed Hopkins, George Young, j of Trenton. Conciliatory Way. pail by her bridegroom, and in a “Not Bunker, neat sample case, shipped express pre- yet!” F. C. B. Levi Ur. and Mrs. Pickaway, although No Exclusive Hopkins, Coggins, Coggins, The funeral was at the home at 2 o’clock a general thing mightily pleased at paid. money reunited. territory. Write for Be first to Forgotten—or can ever be— T. E. Coggins, .George Haskell, Holt Has- really fond of each other, had frequent her of estate. But she is far particulars. apply. last Saturday afternoon, Rev. S. W. Sutton change Htandabo Dkkss Goods Co., Dept. C 1, Bing- As sweet as one kell. no doubt to Infirmities when, flowery May, officiating. quarrels owing too circumspect to show her pleasure hamton, N. Y. I passed along—and those who went out from the _ of on the of both. Mr. tearfully— Among temper part or affection and keeps up a noisy dem- caah price paid for Wool, Down the old and walk, went away old red schoolhouse and became success- CALVIN p. JOY. Pickaway was telling his troubles to onstration until she feels that she has SKINS—HighestWool Skins, Hides and £alf skin*, also ▲mid your, too, fast falling tears— Calvin P. who had been a sufferer Fur. H. B. PHiixtrs, Ellsworth. ful teachers were Cordelia Curtis, Octavia Joy, his elderly maiden aunt done all that a well bred maiden Seen, still, back o’er the weary years! for with rheumatism, died as housekeeper; good cook, Treworgy, Janice V. Treworgy, Marianna many years “I try to be as good a husband to should do. If she does not exercise SITUATION “Not yet!’’ O laundress, neat, orderly, punctual, eco- last Feb. at the advanced age Bertha as I know bow to be Curtis, Eunice Curtis, Martha W. Coggins, Monday, 21, be.” said, proper discrimination In this matter her nomical, honest. Address Box 3*4. Ellsworth. Still must I wait! All I can of ten months and nine do Ida Coggins and several others. eighty years, days. "but we don't seem to get along. It lord sometimes scratches the soles of Is just to waft a loving kiss Mr. Joy was a Bon of H. and Betsey takes so little to irritate and when In those olden days Newbury was a Ivory her, her feet so that she cannot run away £prtia! 2$aiwn* Across the distance unto you— of Let us look at it (Brimmer) Joy, and was one ten chil- ahe starts to scolding she never knows The vasty miles—with their lively place. to-day. to her parents.—Harper's Bazar. abyss— dren—seven sons and three daughters. when to She takes REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. And lo! Where there were thirty-four families fifty stop. offense, too, murmur, these words again, Board of Registration for the of there are but fourteen The sons were Hamilton, George, David, at such little things.” city That speak the heart’s unceasing pain,— years ago, to-day Turner's Little Afterthought. THEEllsworth will be in session at the Aider- houses and several of those have Ivory, Brimmer, Henry and Calvin; the “Then don't say those little things, men's room, in Hancock ball, on the “Not yet!” occupied, Ail English critic's reference to Tur- but one in them. daughters: Ann (Mrs. Maxfield), Ellen said his aunt “When she 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th days of March, 1910, —George Newell Lovejoy. person By courtesy of Joshua,” ner's line “The Wreck picture Buoy” from 9 o’clock in the forenoon to 1 o'clock in the voters of the town there was a school (Mrs. Tolman), both now widows, and Is cross you must try to be concilia- reminds a faithful newspaper reader the afternoon, and from 8 to 5 o’clock in the here the but alas living in Chicago, and Elizabeth, who died the even- Village Improvement’s Novel Plan. taught past year, the tory.” of a curious anecdote in connection afternoon, and from 7 to 9 o’clock in in Calvin was for the of the names A the have fallen off from and more young womanhood. the "I am conciliatory, Aunt Betty,” he ing purpose registering postponed meeting of Village im- pupils sixty with it When Turner tirst sent this of voters and the lists. son. correcting voting was to an I of a fraction over seventh answered. “I often say to her, ‘Ber- will provement society held yesterday af- average, think, to the it was Notice, particularly, that registration a picture Royal academy close on March at 5 o'clock ternoon at the home of six. In 1851 Calvin married Sarah E.y tha, I know the utter uselessness of Friday, 4, 1910, Mrs. J. A. Peters. several m. Personal of a who hung among brilliantly colored p. appearance is required The “mile of There are no followers of sea daughter of the late Jesse Dutton, tsylng to reason with you, but will voter to pennies” plan was decided the from pictures. On varnishing Turner in order have his name registered. survives to them were born live chil- me a day The Board of will be in session upon to raise to be used in here. As fast as the young men grow up him; you listen to just minute?' and Registration money carry- found the effect of his dull gray ren- on ibe day of election to any registered dren — Hollis Mabel N. give on the work. leave home for better and as Henry F., Ida, C., she gets mad even at that”—Youth’s voter whose name has been omitted from the ing they fields, dering of a sea of stormy altogether or In or residence as To incite the old die their homes are closed and Katherine D.; these Ida (Mrs. C. Companion. voting list, whose name friendly competition, the city people its has of of spoiled by bright surroundings. placed on said voting list, a clerical error is divided and to This was H. Knox, Chester, Mass.), Hollis, to vote. into two sections—north and go decay. place formerly Without a moment's hesitation be been made, a certificate entitling him and Mabel survive. E. Chairman. aouth, Main street the line. known as “No Man’s Cape,” and if the Boston, They Like Fat Oiria In Tunis. R. Maiox, being dividing painted in the lighted buoy in the fore- Ellsworth. February 16, 1910. rate of in Air. joy was a man oi strung person- A Tunisian has no chance of “Coin envelopes will be distributed, the present depopulation continues, girl ground. and Its dab of crimson active of until the infirmities light north section the another decade it may w-ell revert to the ality, body marriage unless she tips the scale at CAUTION NOTICE. using blue; south using showed so brilliantly in its gloomy set- red. On the old name. of age forced him into retirement; active 200 and to that end she com- is to that I. Herbert W. White, envelopes will be printed: pounds, ting that Turner's picture became the certify of mind to the last. In life he con- THISof Orland, county of Hancock, State of feet make one 16 cents for A number ox years ago a few of the more early mences to fatten when she is fifteen W. *‘5^80 mile; prominent one. and its rivals on each Maine, have given my minor son, Howard a store. In the in ; of this built a ducted genera) :60s, years old. She takes and White, hia time hereafter to transact business every foot is right. Will you help the blue enterprising people place | aperients side were cast into the shade. the It is ; for himself. In consequence whereof I '•hall to win wharf and it would in- partnership with late A. A. Bartlett, eats a deal of sweet stuff and {or red] by a foot or more of landing, hoping j great curious, if true, that the most notice- claim none of hia earnings nor pay any debts he built block on Main street now- duee some one to come and use the aban- the leads a life to hasten the j of his contracting after this date. pennies bright? V. 8. A.” sedentary able feature of the should have known as th3 Giles and there car- picture j Dated at Orland. Maine, this 31st day of Feb- Two treasurers doned but as this has been of block, process. Dp to fifteen she is very have been appointed—F. places, yet been an afterthought.—Boston Tran- ruary, a. d. 1910. Hbubket W. white. ried on a large business. but what an j Carroll Burrill for the “reds” and Lyn- but little avail. There are a few simmer handsome, at twenty Im- script. After the dissolution of this firm, be mass wood F. Giles for the “blues”. Envelopes residents here, all of whom are very nice mense, unwieldy of fat she be- aWjrrtiannnrt*. a business in the be Several have been but carried on grocery comes! She waddles, or, rather, undu- may obtained of the treasurers, and people. places sold, The Shrewd Banker. Coombs block, and still later conducted the street Her costume and all citizens are ex- have gone into the hands of land- lates, along is NATIONAL SIRKTY COMPANY. distributed, good they Thirteen years ago a banker lent a and have some lumbering operations. For the past very If she be pected to solicit in town and out of town grabbers the buildings gone to picturesque, especially farmer $1,000 with which to he had not been ac- buy atock. NO. 115 HIW YORK CITY- for d< It does not seem as if this state of twenty years or more of the richer class. She is clothed BROADWAY, pennies. Postage stamps will do as cay. The farmer, of course, in business. gave his note. well as should as there is land that can tively engaged In fine silks of resplendent hues of a pennies. things be, The borrower lost on the stock ASSETS, DEC. 31, 1909. was an deal be had at reasonable there is a Mr. Joy uncompromising bright red, yellow or green and wears a prices, and had hard luck so was well and hiB generally, he on either democrat. He read, sort of conical from Real estate. 183.126 T7 Strange Tale of Deer Isle Man. beautiful bay side, pleasant shaped headdress, couldn’t the note. f pay Later be went 10,7*10 00 John K. Little Deer and the south end of the neck has interest in public affairs was intense. which depends a loose white Mortgage loans. Eaton, claiming Isle drives, drapery. away, and after he Stocks and bonds, 2,404 *55 14 as sheriff under Sheriff many years made as his has made a as beautiful as can be wished He served deputy Turkish trousers and Cash in office and 712.H5# home, bid lor enroll- scenery for. dainty slippers, good again and returned. The bank, in the ’50’s. The banker Bills 1,153 51 ment in the class. There are beautiful beaches Isaac H. Thomas only the heels of which barely reach the receirable, Cook-Tillinghast gravel along tried to collect his note, but it was Interest accrued, 19.2*9 36 offices he held were those of aider- He showed up at its shores on both sides; there are numer- public middle of the feet, complete the cos- All other assets, 708.*•>! 30 Newburyport, Mass., outlawed by a lapse of thirteen years. to have ous dotted man and assessor. tume. Monday, claiming come ashore for sylvan groves about the west One day the banker Gross M he been stopped at the assets. R4.CM.M5 assistance from a and sunset on a For the past seven years had 95 Spanish steamer out of sides, at summer evening mau's farm and admired his fine Deduct items not admitted. 180,82* confined to the the last five of Evolution of pump- coal and with half her crew down with the bay of Naples shows no more pleasing house, the Appls. kins. The farmer made him a pres- Admitted assets. $3 864,016 09 •ome view than that from Neck. which he was confined to the bed, at times Apples are new In the economy of cantagious fever, drifting fifteen Newbury ent of two large oues. miles off the coast. being a great sufferer. the world’s use and taste. At the be- LIABILITIES. DEC.- 31, 1909. “I'll Just credit these pumpkins on revenue The funeral was at the home on Pleas- ginning of the last centtry few varie- 55 Immediately cutters and tugs Nominated by the Governor. your old note," the banker said. Net unpaid losses. | 553.119 at Kev. 8. W. ties were and Unearned » were dispatched in search of the nominations Qov. Fernald ant street this afternoon 2, known, we can go back premiums. 1327.561 helpless Among by “All right.” the farmer bald. All other liabilities. 222 >72 51 so Sutton The w^ere in history to a time when all 00 steamer, which far has not been found, recently announced are the following in officiating. pall-bearers apples That revived the Cash capital, 750.tHW were obligation. The *0 and is believed to be a D. L. Fields, Pearl B. Day, David Friend little, sour and puckery—crab ap- Surplua over all liabilities. 1,004.769 myth. Hancock county: banker brought suit and recovered In and John Q. Adams. Interment was at ples and nothing else. The crab apple 09 Notary public, M. E. Linneken, Surry. full for the note and interest—Kansas Total liabilities and surplua. 33,861.016 Woodbine cemetery was and Is in Its wildness nothing but Harriet Lane Johnson was a typical Justices of the peace and quorum, S. B. City Star. a rosebush. Away back In time the society woman of culture in the past. Wescott, Bluehill; William E. Whiting, ( Miss) M. E. HOLMES, Agent, When Miss wild rose, with Its pretty blossoms Lane lived in London with Ellsworth. FRANK P. ARMSTRONG. Life's Limits. that turn to little red balls, fla- ELLSWORTH, ME. her uncle, the ambassador, an English Frank P. Armstrong, a native of Ells- apple All Indications the point to the fact that nobleman was most attentive vored, and thorny crab had the to her one State Teachers* Examination. worth, and one of the leading citizens of less than ten miles below our same feet a night at a dinner. Miss Lane’s hands dead of grandmother. Candidates for State teachers’ certifi- Roodhouse, 111., dropped apoplexy red heat Is maintained permanently STATE OF MAINE. were beautiful. The very nobleman, cates will be examined Friday, Feb. on the street there Monday, Feb. 14. and within twenty a white heat 25, A Ten gently touching one of them as it on Mr. was the son of John and Curioul Error. miles NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. lay beginning at 8 a. m., at Bluehill grammar Armstrong above us we have the pitiless the cloth, “Hands of The Bev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale quoted Gray: that school and Southwest Harbor high school. Isabella Armstrong, natives Ireland, cold, far below zero, of Heating and Plumbing Normal School the rod of empire might have &wayed.” told how a curious error crept into the interplanetary and was born in Ellsworth March 19,1840. space. To what a narrow Miss Lane’s smiling retort was the com- translation of the zone of Cnatlne, Maine. He went West in and with his Lord's Prayer into Domltory, of the “Or waked to Wear your like 1864, delicately balanced temperature la life pletion couplet: learning your watch, the Delaware The State Nor- the living in a and do not it brothers and Indian tongue. Eng- confined? Proposals addressed to the cstacy lyre.” private pocket, pull Humphrey, George Robert, mal at out and strike lish translator had as an assistant an School Trustees will be received it, merely to show that in the lumber business and laid ■ engaged the oBoe of the State of you have one. If you are asked what Indian who knew Superintendent Deafness Cannot Be Cared the foundation of a comfortable fortune. English. “What is Public o’clock it tell but do not Long Drawn Out Schools, State House, Augusta, local as cannot reach is, it, proclaim ‘hallow’ in Delaware?" asked the trans- by applications, they and The Roodhouse Record says: “Mr. Maine, until 1 P. M. March 1st, the diseased of the ear. it hourly unasked like the watchman. Judge—What is your name? Pris- Tuesday, portion There is only lator. The Indian he said “hal- 1A10, (or tbs of all labor, •ne to cure deafness, and that is con- —Lord Chesterfield. had been closely identified thought oner—J. j. furnishing way oy Armstrong | j. j. John Jones. Judge- material, etc., for the installa- stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by and of Rood- loo” and gave him the equivalent neceaaary of with the growth history Why do you have so J’s to tion of and for an Inflamed condition the mucous lining Therefore the version of many your heating apparatus plumb- A common was an factor Delaware the in the of of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is mistake of local advertisers house. He important name? Prisoner—The preacher who ing domitory now in the process inflamed you have a rumbling sound or im- is to Lord's Prayer reads, “Our Father, who construction tor tbs Eastern State Normal and it estimate the value of advertising in some of its most important enterprises. christened me stuttered, hearing, when is entirely closed, art in hallooed be name.” sir.—London School at Oaatine under the of one when Roodhouse was but heaven, thy provisions Krfectafness is the result, and unleaa the inflam- space of newspaper by the amount He located here Answers. 93 of the Resolves of 1900. mation can be taken out and this tube re- Chapter asked some other a He was the owner of a same stored to its normal condition, will by publication. It is a small village. Puns and specifications (or the hearing As Corrected. be Miller be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten mistake of judgment for a business man beautiful and commodious home in the Vary Annoying. may securea from the architects. are caused Catarrh, which is nothing but said the teacher to and Mayo, Maine. by to estimate the value space in a north of the city, and was surrounded “Tommy,” a “It is annoying to watch for Portland, an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. of repu- part a train A bond of 20 cent, of the amount or calculated bright grammar class pupil, “correct that’s per. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any table newspaper with a good circulation with conveniences and comforts late.” the contract made will be reqnired for the case of Deafness (caused catarrh) that the sentence ‘I kissed by that some other which to make life Besides the opera Jennie two “Yes, and it is even faith fol of the work. be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send by of publication enjoyable. more annoying performance esnno$ times.’” to For information for circulars free. wiU accept business at any price and be house which he built, and which bears wait for a train that was discon- address, F. J. CHENEY A O. “*I re- CO* Toledo, to if.—Leavenworth his he was owner of several other kissed Jennie three times,’” tinued the week Paybon Smith. Sold 75c. pleased get (Kansas) name, before."—Washington by Druggists, of Normal Take Hall’s Family Fills, for constipation. Times. business houses, and was in good circum- 1 plied Tommy proudly.—Chicago News. Secretary tbs Bard of Bints School Trustees, Aflgwsta, Maine. / *t thin FAIR, _-*■ booth, * <• • jnrtMtmnits. FOOD *•>“ attracts much attention. rOlTNTY MEV\r8 Ihe Barrill National Bank haa Um ftwi* An m n* jM«*t OPENED YESTERDAY booth at the flORMAI^Y left of the main entrance, afternoon. eery ooally arranged. P. C. Burrill ie in BLUE HILL. charge. Mil* Lizzie Q. Hinckley hu completed ■ OPIUiBO EXERCISES. BXHIBWB—GOOD ATTEND- buaineee coaree in Portland. -nUcnVB" * The opening exercises took pboobam fob remaindbk place at 2 MIm Joaie Snow is home from Portland, CK C. Hal WBBK. o’clock, Roy nee, secretary of the where she has been OF THB food visiting friends. healthful— fair committee of the Ellsworth Mer- Mrs. George Abbott and Mrs. E. C. Bar- ^rdelidous, chants’ association, presiding. Rev. W. P. the roost Valuable food fair opened with ■ rett spent a few in Brooklin ^give ingre- The Ellsworth Emery, pastor of the Methodist days recently. afternoon. It’e suc- church, Mrs. Alice the active to ^ ,‘boost” yesterday offered prayer. McGouldrick has returned dient, principle, The ringing of belle and from where Z, Is assured. Hon. John A. Peters was the first Brooklin, she taught a ten- the speak- "» whletlee announced open- er weeks term of school. uTiring introduced. He congratulated EUs- exhibition. worth on in* of the having within it the spirit The members of Ira Berry lodge, F. and hall everything wan in readiness, Jt the which had manifested itself in this fair— A. M., attended morning service at the 300 Oiled the galleries ,nd nearly people the work of young men of the Merchants’ Baptist church in a body Feb. 20. when the formal opening exer- d floor association. He thought the idea a df the music the afternoon good Copies written for the Blue- took Daring one. It was Ciaes place. the idea of these men hill reunion held in the hail. young in Boston, Feb. 12, can were about 400 people not to wait for ttrtre industries, which we all be procured at Partridge’s drug store. TUB decorations. hope for, to come to but to make us, the The state examination of teachers most of will hall is most attractively decorated. what we already have. t>e The given in Bluehill, Feb. 2S, at 8 a. m., by colors are bine and “The most valuable asset of The prevailing light Ellsworth,” District-Superintendent F. E. McGould- festoons of in he “was not shown in -How, and broad banting said, the exhibits rick. at this ornament ceiling and galle- fair. The best thing we have is threecolors the George A. Clough and of Brook- is set as a forest scene, public spirit of tbe men who wife, ries. The stage young and are line, Henry Clough and of West albino deer, mounted by Eugene behind this fair.” wife, nndthe Roxbury, have been at the Bluehill house stands out against C. L. Morang was the next in- p Braun, prominently speaker for a few of It is the troduced, and he the days. the background spruces. spoke upon business deer conditions in The annual roll-call of the handsomest specimen of the family Ellsworth. “The fntnre of Baptist church was held About the of be our Feb. 16. There was a erer seen in Ellsworth. gallery Ellsworth,” said, “depends upon deers’ heads and other own exertions. We most not wait for out- large attendance and all enjoyed a fine st intervals are side to come supper. this came the roll-call mscimeus from Mr. Brann’a taxidermy. capital here, but must depend Following in the after which orchestra occupies the upon ourselves. We must fall back upon chapel, public services Monaghan's were — held in the church. The and furnishes concerts afternoon our natural resources our hardwood address of rtsgr. the to and our evening was by Rev. Dr. Day, of Rock- pud evening. Mr. Monaghan, owing farming.” Clarence Harding, Irving Harding, Her- Lawyers’ Wills. Abaentmindad Dyar. John B. Redman land. is not in his accustomed plaoe as Judge spoke happily as man Viola A remarkable specimen of a lawyer’s a friend named mnees, Feb. Joyce, Staples, Harvey Moore, Charles Lamb bad of usual upon tbe beauties and of M. will wag tbat of Sir leader, Max Q. Simbollek, violinist, delights 21._, Rath Moore, Pearl Traak, Flavilla Trask Invalid Joseph George Dyer who was perhaps the been to lead the Ellsworth as a of homes-“the best master of the wbo died Bangor, having engaged city CASTINE. and Beatrice Trask. Jeckyll, rolls, most absentmtnded man on record. selections are place east of the Pacific ocean and In 1738 and his fortune orchestra. The orchestral south Feb. 21. Chips. bequeathed It was Dyer who, leaving Lamb’s Is- of the Another basket ball game was played by selections by pianists at North pole to live in.” after his wife’s death to pay off the home at broad noonday, supplemented Saturday evening, the Castine school lington Piano A Music Co.’s booth. Mayor F. F. Simonton was the last high SURRY. national debt. “Sir Joseph was a good the New river. the Staples’ from walked straight Into of the and winning Searsport. man and a was Lord Entirely surrounding the floor of the speaker afternoon, officially Williams is in Boston good lawyer," He was known to take up a coal scotr The Wesley employed all most declared the food fair open. “Silent Sisters” met on Saturday Mansfield's comment, “but bis bequest hall are the booths, attractively as shipkeeper on a yacht. tie Instead of his hat, to walk home East was with the Misses was a foolish one. He as It is not, strictly speaking, a evening there another big evening Perkins. De- very might a cockaded hat on and arranged. The friends of J. F. are with footman’s licious refreshments were many Staples to the middle iair—there is a which is all crowd at the hall, at the Washington served. well hare attempted stop one of his shoes under food variety to learn that he is much even to leave ball. Mrs. Charles pleased improved. arch of London bridge with his full the more pleasing. Birthday Devereux and son Richard the table and get well on his home* Miss Vandelia of is testator’s Altogether, the opening day was a big are spending a few in Carter, Sedgwick, bottomed wig.” The patriotic before his losei TltS EXHIBtTOBS. days Boston, Capt. ward way discovering was spending the winter with Mrs. Isaiah intentions were therefore treated as success. Tne attendance up to expec- Devereux’a ship being hauled up for re- He called at a friend’s one morning, the of the entrance le the Ella- of mental weakness, and his will At right tations, and all who attended were pleased pairs. Conary. proof heard that the family was away U Ellsworth mer- worth booth-taken up by are more The funeral of Mrs. Aurilla was set aside. the at the exhibits. There big days The friends of Miss Alice Hunt took promptly Aintjpg the country, left his name In the at thia many Grindle chants. Tboae display log cuds Tbe which will be at the Rhodes Memorial many blundering wills that lawyers coming. addresses, are glad to hear of her condi- place chapel, visitors’ book, and a few hours later W. John P. El- improved their If net for booth are H. Morang, afternoon at are of real Feb. 20. Mrs. Hunt was the have made for clients, for given every 2.30, tion since undergoing an operation at the Lynn, Mass., called again, asked the book again Whiting Broa., W. K. Parker and themselves, the strangest on record dridge, value, especially to the agricultural inter- hospital in Belfast. daughter of Nicolas Mehitable Oher, and was astonished to see his own E. F. Robineon and Andrew was that of a Dublin who Clothing Co., ests of the section. Following is the and was born in Surry seventy years ago. gentleman written name. Once, when Evangelistic services are held for son of freshly M. Moor. being She received her education in tbe left all his money to the elder PROGRAM FOR WEEK: the public Proctor breakfasted with him, Dyer this is the booth of the next two weeks by T. C. McKeivey, bis brother and, if he had no elder Adjoining schools here, later going to Massachusetts. fo%ot the tea. The omission being River Power To-day is “Apple day" at the fair. of Pittsburg, Pa., assisted by the pastors to the second.—London Chronicle. Bar Harbor A Union Co., She died at Wakefield, Mass., Feb. 17, son, he filled the with is an of the noted, teapot ginger. of electrial There exhibition of apples. Methodist and Congregational whose display appliances from a complication of diseases. She is Proctor left as soon aa he could to get The of the afternoon is Prof. churches. at 2.30 and m. much attention. speaker Meetings 7.30 p. Raindrops. attracts Superintendent j survived by one sister—Mrs. Augusta a better breakfast at a coffee tavern, Victor R. Gardiner, head of department of The “Just for Fri- of rain vary In their size per- U H. Cushman is in charge. drama, Fun,” given Gould, of West Newbury, Mass.; one Drops and there Dyer strolled in and asked horticulture of the university of Maine. at Emerson hall from a to a quarter The Union Trust Co. has a most attract- day evening for the bene- daughter—Mrs. Aria Lee. Her husband, haps twenty-fifth him he unconscious of “Where We | how did, quite His subject is, Stand in the fit of the woman’s relief was a of an Inch In diameter. In parting ive booth. Its arrangement is simple corps, George A. Hunt, died in Lynn, Mass., last seen him earlier. Business." clouds their having and diginitled. R, B. Holmes is in charge. Apple success. The stage was tastefully ar- July. from the they precipitate To-morrow will be Grange day." A till the resistance The Staples Piano A Music Co. has a ranged, and with the striking costumes Feb. 21. Spec. descent increasing of the Hancock the air becomes to double booth at the left of the hall, dis- meeting County Grange made a pretty effect. The parts were well opposed by equal Fair association will be held in the morn- ORLAND. when they continue to Hbbtrttannenta, playing pianos and phonographs. C. I. rendered. their weight, ing. At 2.30 p. ro. Prof. Harold G. Bell, of Feb. 21. fall with uniform velocity. This ve- Staples, manager of the Ellsworth store, G. '"Miss Grace Douglass is suffering from the of Maine, will on Is therefore In a certain ratio What Parisian Sage will door is in charge, with Miss Alice Tozier and University speak rheumatism. ■*. locity “Potato Growing." There will be a potato EAST SULLIVAN. to the diameter of the drops; hence R. II. Pollard, of Portland, and Miss Nan I. Miss Mary Harriman is ill. Inez Per- Money Back. shew. In the there will be a and thunder and other showers in which of as evening Albert Merchant son, of Hall Drutmuey, Ellsworth, pianists. kins is caring for her. faster ball. are in town foxes. the drops are large pour down The adjoining booth is occupied by Miss Grarjge Quarry, bunting hair in two weeks. will be “Odd Fellows’ Business here is rushing. The lumber- than a rain. A drop of the Stop falling the Friday day,’ Dunbar is fast the with drizzling Cure dandruff in two weeks. J. A. Thompson, showing Reputation covering pond men are since the last snow. Ed. when the Odd Fellows district convention busy twenty-fifth part of an inch in falling and chocolates. She is assisted logs and the landings with latb-wood. hair. Coronet Witham employed forty teams hauling when it had Stop splitting will bring a large number of Odd Fellows through the air would, itching by Miss Hannah Holmes. Miss Ruth Whitaker was the guest of lumber for his mill. Stop scalp immediately. and their wives to Ellsworth. The arrived at its uniform velocity, ac- Grow more bair. has an ice-cream A. F. rttockbridge her sister, Mrs. B. C. Baker, over Sunday and a speaker of the day, at 2.30 p. m., will be, A pleasant event took place Feb. 14, quire a celerity of only eleven Make harsh hair soft, silky and lux* and soda booth adjoining the stage. Miss Laura E. Comstock, of the depart- Mrs. Lena E. Whalen is spending the when several people called at the home half feet per second, while one of a uriant. A section front of the is occu- in stage week with her have a ve- the hair and ment of domestic economy of the Uni- sister-in-law, Mrs. Kosa of Samuel Kitfield to assist him in cele- quarter of an inch would Brightens up eyebrows. pied by the Eleanor Petticoat Co. As a hair it is without a of Maine. Her subject will be Farrar, in Winter Harbor. brating his seventy-eighth birthday. Mr. locity of thirty-three and a half feet. dressing versity — H. K Wescott exhibits the Bluebell peer it contains nothing that can “Discrimination in Food Values." Fri- Miss Clara O. Johnson was showered Kitfield received them in his usual hos- cream possibly harm the hair, it is not separator. manner. The was enter- A Peacemaker. day night will be ladies’ night, with a with post cards on her twenty-first pitable party or is used The exhibit of the Voigt Milling Co., belief that sticky, oily, greasy—it by ball in the to which ladies Feb. 19. tained by vocal and instrumental music, It Is a commonly accepted thousands to the hair manufacturers of the grand evening, birthday anniversary keep healthy— Royal flour, attracts Ella Facteau and Harriman short of being pried loose will will be admitted free. Oliver P. Bragdon died at his May presid- nothing it prevents as well as cures .-jcalp dis- good cooks who visit the fair. Mrs. Nan Capt. his will be when ing at the organ. Ralph Facteau rendered induce a bulldog to give up grip ease. at the table where Saturday “County day", home Sunday evening, Feb. 20, after a brief Bradbury presidea selections on his on another or on an intruder, but For women and children Parisian as an added attraction to the fair many of of pleasing phonograph. dog samples of bread and rolls made from this illness pneumonia, aged eighty-thre most hair dress- were served. this is a mistake. A little household Sage is the delightful the merchants of the city will offer a and ten months. Refreshments floor are diapensed. years on him as near his ing and should be in every home. G. sale on at least one article. At Feb. 21. Spec. ammonia poured Walter Baker A Co.’s booth Is bargain The Lincoln’s anni- A. Parcher sells it for 50 cents a perbaps delayed birthday nose as circumstances will allow will large 2.30 p. m.. Prof. H. A. Campbell, of the bottle. Ask for Parisian the most attractive in the ball. Here the versary exercises were carried out last let The Sage. of will on “Dairy AMHERST. make him go immediately. well known University Maine, speak a producta of thia company— Sunday, making very interesting ser- of ammonia are so overpower- In the evening there will J. G. Dunham lost a horse recently. fumes chocolate and cocoa—are two Management." vice. Mrs. F. P. of West Qoulds- diapensed by Noyes, that a cannot possibly main- be a farewell ball. who has been in the ing dog THE wear acted as Mrs. George Orcutt, lady demonstrators who the costume boio, kindly pianist. tain his and his breath at the COMMITTEE. home. grip familiar as the trade mark on FOOD FAIR Harriet who is the winter West over two years, is packages Lord, spending same time.—Country Life In America. put np by this company. The credit for the success of the food with her daughter, Mrs. Noyes, was The Grover brothers lost a horse recent- CLARION. Adjoining tbis booth is that of tbe Mt. fair, which is assured, is due to the com- gladly welcomed. ly of pneumonia. It was one they had re- BORN Kebo Spring, with Charles B. Burrill in mittee of the Ellsworth Merchants’ asso- Feb. 22._H. cently purchased. Whether it’s a range or a fur- of which it is charge. Tbe pure spring water and tbe ciation, under the auspices The and friends of Mrs. Clara nace—if it is a it is HAVEN. neighbors BRIDGE8—At Brooklin, Feb 15, to Mr and “Clarion", beverages bottled by tbis company are gi-en. This committee has worked hard, who went to the for B a son. Par- Nickerson, hospital Mrs Parker Bridges, [Alton sure to meet exhibited and The of to make the A successful school at Haven closed Fri- every requirement samples dispersed. in the face many obstacles, an operation, are glad to know it was suc- ker.J Feb. after a ten-weeks term BURTON—At Orland, Feb 17, to Mr and Mrs display is very attractively arranged. fair a success, and they deserve no small day, 18, taugh cessful. Made by the Wood Bishop Co., Joseph Burton, a daughter. The Ellsworth A Machine measure of i by Mrs. F. E. McQouldrick, of Bluehill. Foundry praise. Feb. 21. O. HUBBARD—At Bucksport, Feb 17, to Mr and Bangor. Sold by were not absent dur- Works makes a most attractive display of The members of the food fair committee The following pupils Mrs John B Hubbard, a daughter. 1 term: Marion Violet Car- NORTH DEER ISLE. to Mr and Mrs products of its foundry and machine are: C. I. Staples, chairman; Roy C. ing the Carter, PAGE—At Bucksport, Feb 18, J. P. Roy Page, a son. ELDRIDGE, shop. Charles Peters is in charge of the sebretary; H. W. Morang, E. F. ter, Ella Griffin, Etta Bridges, Irene Miss Bertha of is Haines, Lowe, Boston, visiting TAPLEY—At West Brooksville, Feb 11, to Mr Laura Brooksie On Main Street, Ellsworth. booth. Robinson, jr., S. C. Fuller. Wells, Joyce, Joyce. her sister, Mrs. G. L. Holden. and Mrs Olden D Tapley, a son. afternoon a number of The DeLavaUe cream the last large par- VARNUM— At Bucksport, Feb 14, to Mr and separator occupies A grange will be organized next the Friday Mrs William A Varuuni, a son. sn entire a its ents and friends enjoyed following FOR SALE booth with display of Quail a Pest. evening, Feb. 26, with about twenty-five machines. of program: Phonograph; recitations, Clif- The spectacle of the biggest city charter seven charter SCHOONER 0TR0NT0 Esther members, being MARRIED. C. Haines baa aa attractive a j ford Ingersoll, Kane; exercise, 99 Too* Nei Roy booth, Washiugton organizing municipal quai members of the grange here some twenty seventh Etta will Inbe sold at a to settle estate.state. showing etc. A soon be seen. Remarkable as 1 grade; recitations, Bridges, I I furniture, hammocks, hunt may | years ago. Feb Rev bargain Flora six recita- COVEY-LEACH-At Bangor, 15, by 9 InquirelnSeattle is so overrun with these j Allen; dialogue, pupils; A Martin. Miss E of ■ Maine. may seem, Grover C. Small and wife came from George Mary Covey, I)oyie, Ellsworth, I Alice selections on phono- Lamoine, to Neal D Leach, of Bangor birds that they are becoming a pest, tion, Allen; game New York Sunday, and have opened their Bar Feb seri- ! graph; exercise, Violet Carter, Brooksie GR \NT—AMES—At Harbor, 2, by SbbtittanHnnc. are ruining gardens and are making Miss Lillian Grant, of Bar ! Fred Laura house. They were called by the illness of Rev C F McKoy, on the Joyce, Tyler; recitation, Harbor, to Chester Ames, of North Brad- ous encroachments grain supplies Mr. Small’s W. who ! song, Alice Allen; recitations, Roy father, George Small, ford. in the city. Joyce; AT CUT RATES Bertha dia- has been with his daughter, Mrs. Allen MARTIN—AUSTIN—At Castine. Feb 14, by has been to I Tyler, Merna Joyce, Allen; Stomach This state of allairs brought at Deer but will be Rev W A Hanscom, Miss Edith Martiu to I! 1 tC 1 I I V Country Trade Sup- Misery eleven song, school and Green, Isle, brought the law that the use of logue, pupils; Fred Austin, both of Castine. U I I U plied at City Prices. pass by prohibits home soon. ^ W ^U W selections on Af- ROBINSON—SHOREY—At Ellsworth. Feb 19, Send for catalogue of Hrearms in the and the law of nature 'audience; phonograph. city Feb. 21. H. by J H Brimmer, esq. Miss Mabel E Robin- Patent Medicine*. Toilet Articles and Rubber Goods for Over Six Years. will i ter the program a treat of pop-corn was that one pair of quail, if left alone, pro- son to Luther E Shorey, both of Ellsworth. i served. Much credit is due the pupils for Think of duce quail in three years. NORTH BLUEH1LL. RYAN—JARLISLE—At Helena, Mont, Jan 18, it! After six years of sour 1,100 Mrs. Mc- Rev J R Miss Lula of THEARA HILTON & and the ! the good entertainment given. bv Ramsey, Ryan, CO., Portland,Me. stomach, of gas of ner- Quail native to Kinuear park Missoula, Mont, to Bert Carlisle, formerly eructations, 1 Gouldrick thanks all who to make A pleasant evening was spent at the which time lands along the shores of helped of Ellsworth. vousness, during every unoccupied of A. E. Wescott and wife Wednes- > the afternoon a success. home Birch meal lay on his stomach like a lump lakes Washington and Union have multi- STEVENS-LAWRENCE-At Harbor, KEEP YOUTHFUL of Refreshments were served. Feb 19, by Rev E S Drew, Mrs Celia E a man was restored to on the day. lead, perfect plied ever since Seattle has been Steveus, of Birch Harbor, to Calvin Law- health by Mi-o-na stomach tablets. accus- SEDGWICK. Edwin Butler celebrated his sixty- rence, of West Gouldsboro, map, and have gradually become Excelsior Hair Dye Read what Mr. landlord of seventh birthday, Feb. 17. Fifteen TUCKER—HANSON—At Bar Harbor, Feb 15 Hoffman, tomed to the noise and activity the Mrs. F. H. Smith is ill. a color, Positive °'the Webster writes: by Rev C F McKoy, Miss Grace E Tucker to gives your hair rich, gl"ssy Hotel, guests were pleasantly entertained. An of Bar colors assured. Guaranteed under Pure Food “I city. Mrs. Harriet Buckminster, who has Lester W Hanson, both Harbor. suffered and intense pains dinner was and Drug Act. Package sent tn plain misery unharmed even excellent served. wiapper from stomach trouble for over six Finding themselves by beeD ill, is better. for $1. 8 different colors. D Ruoolph Mke* St.. Boston. Mass. and all the that I did 1 the small boy with the slingshot, the Miss Alice Wescott, who is studying DIKD. tin. Inc. 564 Washington years, doctoring Harry J. Closson, who has been visiting Send postal for tree information aud circulars. or medicine t used were of no avail birds have become as plentiful as spar- nursing in the Roosevelt hospital, Newr his lather, has retured to Portland. ontil about two when I are to be found at all is a short vacation with ARMSTRONG—At Roodhouse, III, Feb 14, years ago, rows, and coveys E. not meet York, spending Cate. Columbia Chapter, O. 8., will Frank P A rmstrong, a native of Ellsworth, ijJraicBflumal used a treatment of Mi-o-na. The all over the her C. F. Wescott and wife. times of the day, scattered parents, 69 lu 25 nrst February '26, on account of the service at aged years, months, days. few days’ treatment me residence to the Feb. 21. D. helped city, from the portion AUSTIN—At Feb 7, of and it a while I the church. Strong, Perley Austin, upon using j 18 1 11 greatly,seas waterfront docks. Stouington, aged years, month, days. C. E. HOLT, made entirely free from any At the meeting of the Woman’s DEDHAM. X)R. cars stir them as they feed, i all-day BRAGDON-At East Sullivan, Feb 20, stomach trouble or Early trolley Capt complaint what- Feb. 10 whir of their wings Foreign Baptist Missionary society The woman’s mission circle will hold a Oliver P Bragdon, aged 83 years, months. ever. Since the cure Ml-o-na I and each time the by 11 the were—“The Philippines,’ nave I eat and souuds commuters swear softly and think topics sale at the grange hall Feb. 22, and serve CLAPHAM—At West Sullivan, Feb 22, Mrs BANGOR, regained my weight, Mrs. Clara R 87 11 months and which ; Mrs. N. M. Bobbins; “Japan,” Abigail Clapham, aged years, sleep well, am never nervous, and my of the seels they have planted an oyster supper. entire Hamilton; “Assam,” Mrs. Nellie Sargent; DIX—At Southwest Harbor, Feb 10, John Dix, general health is much have failed to come up—merely because A. B. who is the better.’, Cole. A basket Mrs. Burrill, spending aged 80 years, 10 months, 2 days. —Max M. N. iirst. “Africa,” Mrs. Clara DENTIST. Hoffman, Webster, Y., the have been there j winter with friends in Ellsworth, visited FRANKLIN—At Sullivan, Feb 16, Mrs quail noon. The business Mary Aug. 2, 1909. un- I lunch was enjoyed at A 89 2 months, 8 The subject is now being taken up her Mrs. last week. Frauklin, aged years, days. Mi-o-na the etomaoh dis- followed. Officers elected: Mrs. mother, Staples, relieves the residents of the outlying meeting HARDEN—At Ellsworth, Feb 16, Hoyt H Har- L IC E H tress officially by 1 SCOTT, in five minutes. It acts like j. E. Wilson, Mrs. Clara I No session of New Century grange has den, aged 74 years. 10 months, 16 days. A of the and an effort will be president; SPECIALTY MADE OF magic. It is to oure Sour portions city, held for several weeks on account of HARDING—At Cranberry Isles, Feb 21, Jo- guaranteed have the council vice president; Mrs. Minnie been TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING AND made shortly to city pro- Saunders, seph R Harding, aged 58 years, 10 months, stomach, gas Seattle of its violent storms on the GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. eructations, heartburn, vide some means of ridding Dority, secretary; Mrs. Virgelia Smith, meeting nights. 29 days. dizziness, biliousness and nervous- Agent of the Union Safe Deposit & Trust Oo., of game bird nuisanoe. treasurer. Feb. 21. B. HASKELL-At Deer Isle, Feb 14, Harold Wes- or _ Portland, Me., for furnishing Probate ness, money back. For sale son of D Haskell and wife, aged by Feb. H. ley Philip and Surety Bonds. druggists and Q. A. SEAL COVE. 1 month, 28 days. everywhere, by advertieere that advertis- a._ marcher, for SO cents a box. Many forget HOXIE—At North Feb 15, Glady Cor. Main and Water Sts. (over Moore’s Drug large is valued ac- revival services have been held Bucksport, ing space in a newspaper GOTTS ISLAND. Special M, daughter of Mr and Mrs George P Hoxie, Store). Ellsworth, Me.__ that at the hail the week the aged 6 years. 3 months, 8 days. cording to the circulation of paper. fishermen find lobsters scarce. past by pastor, Lobster JOY—At Ellsworth, Feb 21, Calvin P Joy, in a without Rev. E. A. Trites. The attendance has HARRY C. Advertising space journal is friends at aged 80 years, 10 months, 9 days. DR. MASON, the Miss Phebe E. Gott visiting circulation is dear at any price pub- been good. PAGE—At Feb infant son ol McKinley and West Tremont. I Bucksport, 19, lisher demand. Without circulation Feb.21. N. Mr and Mrs Roy Page. may _____ DENTIST, closed after a successful SANGER-At Brookline, Feb 15, he no reeulte, and without School Friday Mass, Emil? there oan (Pond) Sanger, formerly of Ellsworth, term Miss Bessie Young, of A record is better than a proepeetu Fay results the money which the advertiser taught by aged 73 years, 6 months. HY0ME|catarrh or back. MAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH. rdres money Just Whole number of slx- Newepaper circulation is what counts fee investo is lost -.Leavenworth 1 Kansas) Corea. "nils, VARNUM-At Bucksport, Feb 15, infant sot not absent one-bait were: advertisers. of Mr and Mrs William A Varnum. Over Bi]oa Theatre. Tunes. * j teen; those day I a a Estelle ®*OTtt*nnnn«. *14 American hat nbecriber* ai 107 and caused deal of merriment. At COUNTY NEV Sc Rachel Haskell; history, Agnes Student of Shakespeare. the 111 in Hancock county. late hour the company bade their enter- Greenlaw; prophecy, Elsie Gould Haskell; The office boy eat in the corner busi- Of post-offices If mMUiom I Oniiil) A'em ice tlur pops* ad- a book. Strange Ill the other papert in the County com- tainers good night, and carried with them presentation ot gifts. Boy Hendrick; ly encaged In reading The Adventure# of that «M do not rose* to many. The Ameri- recollections of a delightful evening. dress to undergraduates, Lucy Wood to any. It was not "The family eati SOUTHWEST HARBOR. the Demon can it not the only paper printed in Haskell; class will, Laora Frances Stin- Bunko Jim,” “Dalay Dean, Mrs. of East UiM Hattie Mayo, who baa been con- a narra- of Hancock county, and hat newer claimed to George Patten, Sullivan, son; class poem, Annie Ooolan; essay, Detective," nor even thrilling plenty has been ber Hardi- fined to the bonne with tonnilitis, is again life on the to, but it it the only paper that can prop- visiting son, George Harry Bye; essay, Ledroit Barbour Green- tive of more or less correct son. able to attend school. erly be called a County paper; all the law. plains. He waa reading Shakespeare. One last week Allen Lawler and An of and waa root are merely local paper*. The circula- The ladies’ aid society is rehearsing evening Efforts are being made to institute a expression peace Joy wile were a tboee who tion i The American, barring the Bar “Miss Pearless and Co.” for presentation given happy surprise party by grange at North Deer Isle. on hla face that caused Quaker Oats summer it March 21. a score of their wonder If he had at laat Harbor Record'* tiot, larger neighbors. Mrs. W. who has been knew him to Jasper Haskell, Ills that all the other rinted is out two a change of heart. is a (ban of paper* ) At its last two meetings the X. E. C. George Gilley again after quite ill, is somewhat experienced improved. hla whole expres- healthy, In Hancock county. has been pleasantly entertained by Mrs. weeks’ illness. A. I. Holmes, who has eyes sparkled, and rugged D. D. G. M. M. D. Joyce was in Bluehill he Edith DeBeck and Miss Butler. been confined to the house for the same sion waa one of happiness. Finally Lucy on masonic Tuesday his official visit to the at another desk. family. This week they will be entertained by length of time, is recovering. turned to a worker ledge. he said, “I've got a ques- COUNTY NEWS. Mrs. Sherman Scammon. White-winged messengers flew about “Bay, Jim,” Fred Greene and wife who have been Did ever read Shake- The most Feb. 21. B. among the friends of Mrs. O. W. Cousins, tion for you. you _ spending a week with t'iends here, leave popular FRANKLIN. and the result was that 140 post cards speare?” WEST HANCOCK. Wednesday for New London, Conn., waa the reply. food in the Mr*. Eben Smith is friends at brought her birthday greetings on Feb. 17. “Yep,” world visiting where has forTEe be- A. E. Foren is home from Boston, where Mr. Greene employment “And d’yer know what he talks East Sullivan. Miss Mary Whitmore came home from he has been employed. winter. about?” cause it does Master Richard Bragdon fractured his Pittsfield last week, seriously ill of ner- most The will a drama, “Yep.” Lou. Young broke his leg last week vous Miss Bessie Clark ac- young people present jar bone last week. prostration. can me.” while in the “My Old New Hampshire Home,” at the “DeD maybe you help costs working woods. companied her to care for Ver on the and least. Mrs. Flossie Kendall, of Wilton, is visit- town hall next evening. “What la It?” Mrs. Harris who has been visit- homeward Tuesday Special Mrs. L. C. Taylor, trip. which waa de ing Bragdon. has been and from the “Well, I want to know pKkam. I0t ; has returned scenery painted '.'“JwUr ing here, to New York. The dramatic company, under Com- famil* mm pKhana. 5c. Mrs. Robert Milliken returned to her auspices cast of characters it is expected to be the mu Romeo or Juliet?"—Youth’s *, Miss Alice of White N. of the Masons, gave a Wild West at home at Winter Harbor Sunday. Butler, Plains, play best entertainment of the winter. panion. is home care her the hall Feb. _ Y., helping for father, Tuesday evening, IS, with Feb. 21. Rex. Arthur Bunker, who was housed with a who is ill. marked success. A supper and dance fol- Losing Hla Mind. bad cut on his leg, is about again. Victor R. Smith, of Northeast Harbor, lowed. Nearly fOO was added to the hall ASHVILLE. "Mother, guess you'd better send fer Miss Louise Hanson spent Saturday fund. Sea VALUABLE VETERINW has been here a few days, called by the Fletcher Martin is working at E W. tb' doctor,” gasped Cncle Charlie and Sunday with her parents in Bangor. illness of his Bister, Mrs. Lena Foren. Leon Wilson has returned home to Doyle’s this winter. ver as he sank Into a chair and rocked is home from Fred Donnell, at Vinal- a few weeks with his and forth, holding hla gray head. Mrs. Lena Foren, who baa been critically spend father. The W. M. Pet toe is confined to the house back haven, after an absence of eight months. Ye haven't been and got ill of pneumonia, is slightly improved. vessel of which he was mate, with Capt. with sciatic rheumatism. “Sakea alive! is home Bass In have ye, Si- Miss Marcia Gordon at from Mrs. Annie a Kelly, of Harbor, sprang and the misery ycr head, Herlihy, of Bangor, trained aleak, E. E. Hammond and W. O. Johnson are Harrington, where she has been teaching. is her. tailing to reach Hampton Roads, went las?” gasped his astonished wife, drop- nurse, with at Mr. Hammond's home for a few weeks, ashore in a favorable tin. Miss Vera Anderson, of was Feb. 20. Sumac. place, so that all the lng a pie Ellsworth, East Sulli- crew were saved. Mrs. Georgia Robertson, of what’a the matter, but I’ve the week-end guest of Miss Evelyn Dwel- "I dunno has SOUTH BROOKSVILLE. van, bfen visiting relatives the past a hunch mind 'd go ley. The Willard union held its annual alwus had my no- Mrs. Franks is week.) some time. It’s cum. I guess. I Mrs. Julia Martin, of Calais, is visiting S. G. quite ill. commemorative meeting at the Methodist KRZSiftKST"10 Mrs. Leona Hanna and Miss Villa Or- ticed th' trouble fust laat week when I her sisters, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Blaisdell and Mrs. O. M. Smith, of Bluehill, is visiting churcb Sunday evening, Feb. 13, under the cutt have been visiting at Wylie Ham- forget to go up an' awesr off Mrs. Dyer. her son here. leadership of the president, Mrs. Emily plumb mond’s. th' assessment till It was too late. Freeman. A good program was followed $100 Thomas Bragdon and wife left for Mrs. M. T. Condon, a former resident, is th’ school by excellent speeches by Rev. Messrs. Alvah Preble and Mrs. Lizzie Mulhcrn Then I neglected to go to Portsmouth, N. H., last week to visit Mrs. visiting relatives here. TUTTLE'S meetln’ last to agin the new ELIXIR Barnard and Robinson. The Feb. 9 at Mr. Preble’s home, night fight sister. Willard werejmarried Bragdon’s Miss Grace Gray, who has been teach- wuss and wusa, 1 union has never failed Bince the memorial by Fred Noyes, esq. commissioner. But, Master Herbert who fell down ing at is home. seven Marshall, Brocklin, fund was established in 1899 didn’t guess within eleven pound to send to the A candy pull was given the high school ««sj:c taws •tairs last week, fracturing his right collar Fred Yeazie has moved his into ounces of th' weight of Wal Weaver’s r..u»tar. D&temper xml cX. Ail family National W. C. T. U. the |2 free-will gift students and others by the Misses Bartlett bone, is doing well. of Pearl Wardwell’s house. killed today. I guess my mind part for the extension of temperance work, by After the candy was big hog Saturday evening. all In.” Bast led miss ueua nragaon, who nas oeen teacn- The little son of Round-the-world has gone all right. I'm about ; Lig Body Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Secondino missionaries. disposed of, old-fashioned games were ing at Lagrange, is home. Miss Flora is still ill of Feb. 21. -Fuck. dangerously pneumonia. 8prav. played. Tultle‘1 Elixir ha* tor many jrran w> tv. is her mmlaMojot .eterinvUnx uxl Bishop guest. Frank A. who has been Feb. 21. Phoebe. operator! ol O'Hare, super- Fork*. latj. Seth SULLIVAN HARBOR. Tuning The Crabtree house at Shipyard intendent of the granite works here over It lx Quirk eud aura In eetlon. non-polioeom fork was the Invention is rented to OBITUARY. The tuning .-anno* Injure, pain or blemith thr Iwrae. point Mr. Haddon and two years, has gone to his home in New MT. DESERT FERRY. for 111. of Vni of John Stone, royal trumpeter. In ; proofa our claims If 1 i:r dn£ family, of Connecticut. York. His is filled This is sad at the loss of one dooun'l keep Tuttle'., arn.l ua hi. place by Allen Smith, community 8. J. Johnston is patting in ice from of forks varies uamr at,.: a 1811. Though the pitch cento in a lam pa, and wo will a* ml a larce m uT Mrs. Eunice who has been of Bluehill. of its oldest citizens, Mrs. Mary A. Ellsworth Falls. tie Blaisdell, with changes of the tempera- j prepaid. Don't experiment I let Timle'ial 21. who Feb. 16. She ■lightly be tan. Aak alao for Tuttle'a with her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Young, of Feb. C. Franklin, passed away his school at Amrricau Worn * Howard Carter closed tore or by rust, they are the most ac- and Condition Pondera and Hoof was the of the late Ointment Hancock, several weeks, is home. youngest daughter West Sullivan i Mend ua your name, add rent and *c. Friday. curate means of determining pitch, .tauipnot* LAMOINE. George and Flora [Burrett] Hintnan, was no naeaa mail you tbe Free Book. The Northeast Harbor basket ball team Miss Moon left for forks are of being born in and had Madge Monday Tuning capable TUTTU I UIM »• the Franklins Miss Flora Stratton will go to Hancock Sullivan, always lived 01. Oerafly IL. Bortm, ht played Saturday evening, Boston to enter the conservatory of music. made of any pitch within certain lim- to visit her Mrs. Arabine here. She had been a great favorite with the homo team winning; score, 15-6. Tuesday aunt, its, but those commonly used are the Wooster. all, both old and young. Mrs. Gertrude Lounder, w ho has been Miss Bernice Dunn is home from Goulds- notes A and C. giving the sounds rep- Possessed of a wonderfully cheerful and visiting her sister in West Trenton, is boro and Prospect Harbor, where she has Capt. Fred Hodgkins, who has spent the resented by the second and third HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA. buoyant temperament, she found much to home. been visiting. She was accompanied by winter at home, lett last Thursday for ■paces In the treble stave. enjoy all through her even to the ad- L. F. Jordan had two car loads of wood her Miss Julia New York. life, cousin, Guptill. vanced of age eighty-seven years, which come from Nicolin last week, and W. W. Does it not seetn strange that so Miss E. and Neal D. Leach An Incentive. many Mrs. Doris Hartwell Moseley and son Mary Covey she reached Dec. 13 on which last, day she Jellison two from Tunk pond. people suffer year In and year out with ec- her were married Feb. in Their “Won’t to love me?” he Inwrence and brother Lester, who 16, Bangor. received of her con- you try many friends who Rev. P. A. A. Killam will in the zema? friends wish them a and speak have been visiting their long happy her on sighed. grandparents, gratulated her remarkable physi- He will A 25-cent bottle of a wash married life. schoolhouse Thursday evening. simple stopi Daniel Crabtree and wife, and Mrs. cal “I have tried,” she replied kindly, aunt, condition and her pleasant surround- be Rev. J. E. the itch and will convince Hattie accompanied by Cochrane, surely any pa- Bragdon, have returned to Bar Howe Smith and wife returned to Bar Her cheerful and on bat firmly. ings. merry sayings who will hold for a tient. special meetings aunt has he Harbor. Harbor after a few that a "My rich Just died.” Sunday, spending days day leave pleasant memory with while. This wash La of mild tod on. composed with Mr. Smith’s parents. were those who were She also went They present. played Feb. 21. C. soothing cil of wintergreen mixed with WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. _ “In case, I will accompanied by Miss Elvira Smith. several selections on the at which that dear, try again.” piano, thymol and glycerine, etc., and known u Friday evening a large company was de- Feb. 21. B. —Pock. she was an adept. BIRCH HARBOR. D. D. D. We do not know entertained H. Prescription. lightfully by G. Worcester Her was illness, which of scarcely three H. O. Rice and wife returned Friday how long the D. D. D. Laboratories will •And wife at West the NORTH SULLIVAN. Franklin, occasion and seemed a A Blunt Answer. weeks’ duration, which to be from a visit in Franklin. continue the 25c as the is the thirtieth offer, remedy being anniversary of their Zemro Hall, 2d, has gone into the woods of the forces of found Mother (to her daughter*—Ton'd bet- breaking up nature, Mrs. J. W. Pettee and Lottie regularly sold only in fl.00 bottles, and has w*ere ex- for daughter marriage. Hearty greetings the remainder of the winter. her patient and to the last. ter accept Peter, my dear. He la a ! uncomplaining have returned from a visit in Sorrento. never before been put on the market on tended each guest. Mrs. Worcester was he be hand- A large delegation of the I. O. F. and She was surrounded by those whom she nice boy, though may not offers. assisted her Mrs. Joan of South any special Ably by daughters, Mrs. court went to West last loved and whom she was cared Sargent, Gouldsboro, some. After all, looks don't Companion Bay by tenderly good fade, If want relief a bottle Marion Dunr. and Miss Mildred. The visited her Alton last you to-night try Wednesday evening. a de- for. Her husband and son died several grandson, Bunker, they, papa? Father—Rather!—File- They report ; at 25c on our personal recommendation. younger members of the party enjoyed week. Blatter. lightful trip. years ago, and the only remaining member geode E. G. Moore. games until refreshments were was called to Steuben Sun- passed. Mrs. Nettie who is of her father’s family is George Hinman, W. F. Davis Mrs. Minnie Robinson, spending McKenzie poured punch. of in his the illness of his mother, Mrs. a short vacation with her mother, Mrs. A. j Boston, ninety-third year. day by The Ways of Men. The culinary skill of the hostess is well William Notice. M. Moon, will return to her home in Bos- : Services were held at her home, con- Leighton. Many a man who would be unable Pauper and was verified on this contracted with the of Ells- known, occasion ducted Rev. U. A. in a most im- City ton this week. by Purdy The residence ol Mrs. Celia E. Stevens ho find the family Bible If be hunted wbo by the delicious refreshments served. A HAVINGworth to support and care for tbo#e pressive manner. Several selections were was the scene of a Satur- no need assistance during the next tire Frank of Weeks who ac- quiet wedding all day would have difficulty In put- may table holding gifts from friends showed Gordon, Mills, years and are legal residents of Ellsworth. I read, “The Burial of an Person” and ! when Mrs. Stevens and Cal- on Aged day evening, ting his baud the corkscrew, even mr sc- A variety of valuable companied the remains of his brother forbid all persons trusting them on offerings. “Still, Still With Thee”. flowers ! vin of West were in conut, as there is of room and accom- Harold has been on old Lovely Lawrence, Gouldsboro, the dark.—Chicago Record-Herald. plenty The program later in the in- here, calling odations to care for them at the City Farm evening were sent from her nephews and nieces in married Rev. E. 8. Drew. mem- 1 friends and relatives the week. He ; by Only house. M •' cluded a poem by Ellsworth past Hastings, Boston, and a large sheaf of wheat from ; bers of the immediate family were pres- aolos Mrs. Watson and returned home Saturday. by Miss Dunn, Mrs. Otis now in and 21. Hinman, California, ent. solo Mrs. to her Feb. M. whistling by McKenzie, her old and now silent piano was deco- Feb. 21. C. own piano accompaniment. “O Italia! rated with flowers on this NORTH HANCOCK. occasion. Italia! Beloved” was finely rendered Feb. 21. C. M’KINLEY. members of a class of “Concert of Miss Gladys Tracy, of Franklin, recently iby P. W. Richardson & Son pat in their Hations”. C. E. a in visited her sister, Mrs. Charles Googius. CRANBERRY ISLES. Dwelley gave song supply of ice last week. costume, and was recalled. Mrs. Mc- Mrs. Ralph Bowley and two children, of Master Bunker the week- Philip spent Capt. Charles Robbins, of schooner Kenzie and young son were very West are at F. H. Strat- end with Master Russell Bunker. pleasing Sullivan, visiting Northern is home. in a duet for and harmonica. Master ton's. Light, piano From the ice-cream social for the bene- I McKenzie is a musical With The Christmas clab will meet with Mrs. prodigy. Mrs. Lottie Stewart has to West fit of the church was real- gone Wednesday |20 A his friends a M. A. Holmes, of Tremont. picnic supper training, predict bright El Is worth to spend the winter with her ized. future wiU be served. awaiting him. Miss Evelyn Lester Crockett. son, Harvey Bulger arrived home Dwelley, accompanist, demonstrated her Sunday The ladies’ aid society of Bass Harbor William Stewart died Feb. 18, after a from Pensacola, where he has spent the t-akill as a pianist of unusual anility. was entertained by Mrs. Frank Man- long and painful illness of tuberculosis. winter. A parlor dance was several chester Wednesday. Dainty refresh- enjoyed by Funeral services were held fore- Thursday Miss Velma Stanley, who returned home ments were served. noon at the Rev. P. A. A. house, Killam, from Castine on account of illness, is out Feb. M. fRcfckaL of 21._P. Ellsworth, officiating. again. She will return to graduate in the Feb. 21. Anon. spring. BARTLETT'S ISLAND. J. Y. is Mrs. Lois Bartlett is recovering from FRANKLIN ROAD. Spurling still ill, but all hope to Tested and Proven. see him out again soon. pneumonia. Friends of Mr9. G. L. to Joy regret of has been Mrs. Charlie Stanley attended the local Eugene Hay, Calais, visiting know of her serious illness. his union at Bar Harbor, also visited her brother, George. Mrs. A. E. Foren, w’ho is ill of typhoid mother at Otter Creek. Mr. and Mrs. George Duffy and wife, of Seaville, are fever, is slightly improved. There Is a Heap of Solace in Be- Stanley have just moved into their new visiting relatives here. Norris Savage, of Egypt, is working for home here, and they have the best wishes Feb. 16. JL. ing Able to Depend Upon a Daniel McKay in the woods. for a long and happy married life. THE MONT. Well-Earned Miss Effie who Reputation. McFarland, recently The community was shocked Monday Postmaster Rich, who has been ill a went to Bangor to.cook in the Belmont morning by the death of Joseph Richard is The of are caused house, was severely scalded with hot fat Harding, who had been ill of pneumonia week, improving. shooting, tearing pains neuralgia recently. but a few days. Mr. Harding was taken Miss Sylvia M. Rich visited her brother by excitement of the nerves. Sciatica is also a nerve For months Ellsworth readers have seen Feb. 21. G. ill with and Satur- Leslie in Rockland last week. _ Thursday grip pleurisy. pain. constant ot for the expression praise day pneumonia developed, and he passed Giles Farley, of Portland, spent a few NORTH LAMOINE. Sloan’s Liniment, a external Doan’s Kidney Pills, and read about the away Monday morning at 4 o’clock. Mr. days last week with his parents, Thomas soothing application, work have done in this at good they locality. Newell Tripp has returned from Presque Harding was one of our most respected Farley and wife. stops neuralgia pains once, quiets the nerves, relieves Not another remedy ever produced such where he has been townsmen. He was of Feb. 18. that Isle, employed. sixty years age. Kin. feeling of numbness which is often a warning of convincing proof of merit. ! Robie Norwood and family, of South- He leaves a wife and three daughters, and its Mrs. R. I. Ellsworth MARLBORO. paralysis, by tonic effect on the nervous and Moore, Falls, Me., west Harbor, spent the latter part of the bree brothers, two sisters, and Gilbert M. “The cure Doan’s Pills ef- muscular says: Kidney week w-ith Mrs. Norwood’s parents, G. H. Stanley and son Bertie who have been a Homer Wilbur, who was in Greenfield, tissues, gives permanent as well as immedi- fected in case several has my years ago Coggins and wife. part of the family. He was a member of working in the woods, out his foot and ate relief. and 1 have since recom- proven permanent, | Feb. 21. Y. the Odd Fellow lodge, of Southwest Har- came home. One mended this to of friends _ bor. Application Relieved the Pain. remedy many my ( Mrs. Emma Wright who has been with who have used it with results.” Feb. 21. Rooney. ***■ J. C. Lee, of uoo Ninth St.. S. D. writes: — good TRENTON. her Mrs. Reuel in E., Washington, C., sister, Bartlett, Ells- I advised a who was Feb. Mrs. Moore lady a great sufferer from to Sloan’s Uni- On 7th, 1906, gave the * the few is neuralgia try On March 1 the sidewalk society will DEER ISLE. worth, past weeks, home. ment. After one the left her troubled statement her case: application pain and she has not been following regarding the *‘A at Feb. 21. Are. with it since.” present drama, Family Affair,” At the of the senior _ “1 deem it a pleasure to recommend Doan’s meeting class of the Evergreen hall. MuBic by Kelley’s or- Pills. In 1903 I underwent an Deer Isle high school the following assign- “Don’t down in the old Kidney of Bar Harbor. A dance and get mouth, chestra, ments and after that was in of class parts were made: Valedic- said the Look the operation, misery will follow. If the man,” optimist. on, supper stormy, play Edith Merle nearly at the time. I did not regain my tory, Small; salutatory, bright side of things.” “That’s ail very will be presented the first pleasant even- strength and my kidneys became badly well,” mournfully replied the sufferer; ing. »OKE LUNGS AND RAW LUNGS. in were | “but what is the side a disordered. The pains my back 1 | bright of gumboil?” Feb. 21. Spec. Most people know the feeling, and the mis- j unbearable Sloan's almost and all the medicine erable state of ill health it indicates. All and doctors’ treatment had no effect what- should know that Foley's Hoaey and A PACKAGE OF SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. ?wOplear, the greatest throat and lung MEDICINE FREE. ever. I remedy, Finally began using Doan’s Kid- will quickly cure the soreness and cough and subscriber to the I a night’s rest is Every paper who will write Many spoiled by frequent restore a normal condition. Ask for to ney Pills, from Moore’s — Foley’s the address below will receive, free of ex- procured drug fits of coughing sometimes by a mere tick- •* Honey and Tar. Paechbe. a small and went at once to of in the chroat that is so as to pense, package containing boxes of store, they the seat ling annoying all the prevent Kemp’s Balsam will cure following well-known medicines: trouble. not cured the sleep. Mr. E. Lane’s Tea for the iny They only coughs if any medicine will, and will relieve A, Kelley, Belvidere, 111., writes us: bowels, Kidnets for the “I am an ex-engineer with 23 years, active kidneys, Lane's Pleasant Quinine Tablets for Liniment built me in the irritation in the throat. For all throat backache but up general and colds and and and lung troubles take Kemp’s Balsam. Drug- service to my credit. About three years ago grip, Sherman’s Headache Rem- is the best corrected the with the so Address F. for Stiff difficulty kidney gists sell it at 26c. and 50c. a bottle. my kidneys were affected that I had to give edy. Orator Woodward, Le Roy, remedy Rheumatism, secretions.” up my engine. First I was troubled with se- Joints and and all vere, aching pains over the hips. Then fol- Sprains Pains. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. More people are taking Foley’s Kidney lowed inflammation of 4he bladder, and At All Price It is considered the most Most disfiguring skin Drnggiita. 2Bc„ SOc. ud $1.00. ^^ster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, Remedy every year. specks appeared before my eyes. A sample eruptions, scrofula, effective remedy for all kidney and bladder of Foley’s Kidney Pills that I tried, so bene- pimples, rashes, etc., are due to impure blood. Tr*»u“ the Hone Mat ha. AddraM *ole for the United States. troubles that medical science can devise. fit ted me, that I bought more. I continued to agents Burdock Blood Bitters is a cleansing blood Rememb&r the name—Doan’s—and take Foley’s Kidney Remedy corrects irregulari- take them, until now I can safely testify they DR. EARL S. ties, builds up the system, and restores lost have made me a sound and well man.” G. A. tonic. Makes you clear-eyed, dear-brained, SLOAN, BOSTON, MASS. on other. vitality. G. A. Pamchmk. Pane ebb. I clear-skinned.—1 del. j t »oci«l NEW8. in grange hall Monday evening, Banking. legal Notice*. Erjjal Kotiaa. which wai well COUNTY COUNTY attended. Proceeds, |21. NEWS. Mra. R. W. STATE OF MAINE. To all persons interested in either of the est» SEDGWICK. Nutter, who has been to tales hereinafter named. JJORTH Bangor lor lor NORTH ORLAND. [L. 8.] At a probate ooart held at Ellsworth, In and treatment her eyes, is Hancock si.:—To the our *® °* Sheriff’§ of counties, for the county of Hancock, on the first McPheter* Br*P- home. A was bom to Hr. and Mrs. or either their I^v E. daughter of deputies, GREETINGs day of February, a. d. 1910. 61 K command you to attach the goods or cirol<' had * P°Terty *upPer circle will Joseph Burton, Feb. 17. Is what your money will earn 11 following matters having been pre< mMiidf Library meet with Miss Bes- ▼ V estate of Rufus H. Sabine and Lucy I. npHEX sented for the action herein* Feb- 2. Inreited In sliares of the both of thereupon house sie Small at the Rodney Ginn cut his thumb badly Sabine, Melrose, Middlesex county, after indicated, it is hereby ordered that no* *Uiwn parsonage Wednesday Massachusetts, to the value of five thousand BluehiU while tice thereof be given to all persons interested h‘" *one toB“‘ evening, Feb. 23. splitting wood last week. and summon the said defendants Lois W dollars; (if by causing a copy of this order to be Marks. they may be found in to pub- Mrs. Miss L. W. F. Chute’s teams are your precinct) ap- lished three weeks successively In the IUa* her daughter, M. of hauling spool pear before our of the )ri»R Tibbetts, Waltham, Mass., Justices supreme judi- worth American, a newspaper published al who is bars to the station for & cial court, next to be holden in Ellsworth Friend, ol Melroee, Mim., spending the winter with her Rogers Ingalls. Ellsworth, in said county, that may ap- I«Iie father, within and for our of on the they last re- county Hancock, pear at a court to be held at Ells- town a few days week, Oept. J. M. Tibbetts. Warren Moore has to A second of then probate gone Eddington NEW SERIES Tuesday April next, and there in said on the first Mia in our said court to worth, county, dap Monday. Une to cut wood for la now 11 answer unto Union Trust of March, d. at ten of the home Femme. pulp George Mann, of open. Shares, each; monthly pay of .a. 1910, olon "raed Company, Ellsworth, a corporation exist- in the forenoon, and be heard thereon If of who Holden. mente, II per than. under the laws of and they u Adelia Allen, Sedgwick, ing Maine, located at see cause. W. M. SOUTH BLUEHILL. Ellswoith. Hancock county, Maine. John Malone, late of in visiting her brother, Hr. Rich has moved from the Arthur In the of Ellsworth, said been WHT plea the case, for that the said deceased. A certain instrument ^ home. Mrs. Earl Beads is FAT RENT Rufus H. Sabine eounty, pur- has returned visiting her parents Gray house, and Harry Moore and of defendants, and Lucy I. Sa- porting to be the last will and testament of jjen, wife, when yon can borrow Ton your bine, at to wit: said at North Melrose, Ellsworth, on said deceased, together with petition for elder of M. Sedgwick. Blue hi 11, have moved in. shares, giro a first mortgage' the first of a. pro- Bather t he daughter George day February, d. 1907, by their bate thereof, presented Carrie E. (Harrt- Fred reduoe It every month r lionMonthly note of that date, them by Wife, died February 10, at the Sylvester and wife have been Lester and Dana Crockett were called to promissory by signed, gan) Monroe, the executrix therein named. n,n and payments and Interest toge_ for value received, and severally Mias friends in South will amount to but little more jointly Hen Hayes, late of Eden, in said county* 0, about twenty-one years. visiting Brooksville. Hancock last week by the death of their one Geo. M. warren to pay him, or deceased. A certain instrument B than you are now paying for is the sum purporting from the BloehUl acad- Eromisedorder, of thirty-six hundred dol- to be the last will and testament of said de- Miss Evelyn of North stepfather, William Stewart. rent, and In about ten yeare you lars with i|ber graduated Hutchins, Sedg- interest six months from the dite ceased. with for and and the together petition probato when seventeen years old. spent wick, is visiting her Allen Mrs. Lorenzo Blaisdell thereof, said Geo. M. Warren there- P. F. tho grandparents, returned home after thereof, presented by Flanagan, Boston mneic. OWN TOON OWN HOMS. wards. to wit: on the same day, endorsed executor therein named. Jt vear in studying Henderson and wife. from East where she has and delivered the Friday Orland, said note to the plaintiff, by George Tirrlll, late of Dedham, in said terms of school here, For reason and in consideration (»o*ht several Miss Orendle Mason spent a few with her husband’s particulars Inquire of whereof, the said county, deceased. A certain instrument has closed her days O. W. defendants then and there became liable and pur- a woman of estimable Tapluy. Bee’y, porting to be the last will and testament of u was young school here on account of trouble grandfather, Guilford who is ill. First Nat’l Bank promised the plaintiff to it the same with her Blaisdell, _ Bldg. pay said deceased, together with petition for in A. W.’Knro. President. amount according to the tenor of said pro- kind-hearted, genial tempera- eyes. The term will not note, bate thereof, presented by Sarah C. Tirrlll, iuacter. be finished this Miss Winifred Gray, who taught at and the avers that said time of in taste, always interested plaintiff pay- the executrix therein named. -nt, artistic winter. last is in the ment has elasped. and tried Happytown year, hospital at Robert Gerry, late of Ellsworth, in said the good of the community, Feb. 17. ‘atrtjrrttBtmnu*. Yet, though often requested, the said de- county, deceased. Petition that Charles W. C. Belfast, where she has been fendants have not said sum her kind words, operated upon paid but neglect or some other suitable be others happy by so to to the of Gerry person ap- omake for At last accounts she was do, damage said plaintiff (as administrator of the estate of said she waa Uken Miss Gertie of is appendicitis. it two years ago ill Cole, Seavllle, visiting says) the sum of five thousand dollars, eceased Charles W. tboet which Sointed presented by Gerry, son her Mrs. Charles Henderson. gaining. shall then and there be made to appear and heir-at-law of said deceased. trouble, and loving hands could aunt, with other Man* Feb. 21. B. due damages. And have you tnere Caroline M. Rice, late of Isles, in Her friends were Ed. Anderson this writ with therein. Cranberry ol stay ds progress. and wife, of North Sedg- your doings said county, deceased. Petition that Wilbert Witness, Wm. Penn Whitehouse, of at the suddenness of her death, were the of Hollis Justice A. Rice or some other suitable person be ap- wick, guests Eaton and WEST SURRY. PATENTS said court at this ninth of Oc- -- **-- —A-‘- afprised Ellsworth, day poiuted administrator of the estate_of said The funeral wife in the of our one will be sadly missed. last week. tober, year Lord thousand deceased, Seth H. heir-at- be Mrs. Joen Ober is better. nine hundred and nine. presented by Rice, after- law of said deceased. at her home Saturday W. P. of John F. ook place Eaton, Boston, is spending a Mrs. I. E. Lufkin is IlE^wePsSsssaFSsASs^l Free anrioe, how to obtain patents, trade marfca, I Knowlton, Clerk. Julia A. Patten, late of in said, casket gaining. All hope Bucksport, Pastor Davis officiating. The few with bis oopyrlghts,etc., IN ALL COUNTRIES. I deceased. First account of Theodore iood, days father, A. W. Eaton, for her connty, speedy recovery. I Business direct with saves I H. filed for with beautiful flowers, ex- who is Washington time, STATE OF MAINE. Smith, administrator, settlement. ru covered seriously ill. and the Frankie M. Jordan, late of in — said Mrs. Leach and her Mrs. | money often patent. Hancock ss.: Judicial Court. Orland, the love of relatives and friends, Harry sister, Supreme deceased. First account of C harles Mi»g The sewing circle the Patent and Infringement Practice Exclualvely. In vacation. Ellsworth, Feb’y 11. A. D. 1910. county, presented drama, Herman of are tw J. filed for settlement. leaves besideB her parents, one Gray, Biuehill, visiting Write or come to at the within writ, Ordered: That the Dunn, administrator, jbe “A Feb. 15 and Upon late of Mount Fighting Chance,” 16, to a their S. E. Grindle and wife. ItS lOmU 8treat, epp. United Btatee Patent OSeeJ Plaintiff give notice to the defendants to Stephen Smallidge, Desert, liny, and onesister, Florence, and parents, ap- in said county, deceased. First account of mother, full house. Those in the cast were WASHINGTON, D. C. pear before the Justice of our Ju- Donna Supreme A. Smith and Fred A. admin- near relatives who have the syin- Mr. the R. F. D. mail dicial Court, to be holden at Augusta Foster, jlbcr Clara Phillips, carrier, Ellsworth, filed for settlement. Ingalls, Day, Flora Day, Alice within and for the of istrators, all. gave orders to Hollis Willins to break out county Hancock, on the Asa B. late of of Flora second of A. Young, Dedham, in said jalhy Eaton, Hodgdon, Lulu Maddox, Tuesday April. D, 1910, by pub- deceased. First account of in. Hak. the road from Orland town line to an attested of said writ and this county, Almena Feb. Annie Eaton. Surry lishing copy H. filed for settle- Evelyn Ilutcbins, Hallie order three weeks in the Young, administratrix, village, and it is now the best road we ever thereon, successively ment. Henderson, Kmmagene Clara Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed in Bickford, saw GASNOW Edwlu C. Parker, late of Eden, in said coun- in this part of the town. Ellsworth, in our of the last Henderson. county Hancock, deceased. First account of Olivia J. Par- Proceeds, {30.25. to be at least to ty, Mrs. David Hitchcock is ill. Feb. 21. L. publication thirty days prior ker, administratrix, filed for settlement. Feb. 21. the second of next, that C. lUga; Aciicts. Tuesday April they William B. late of in Snow is at home from may there and then in our said court Quimby, Ellswoth, Fitchburg, appear said deceased. First account of Ed- Ralph and answer to said suit. county, WALTHAM. mond J. administrator Mass. WEST BROOKUN. STATE OF MAINE. Wm. P. Walsh, with the will Whitehouse, filed for settlement. Justice of the annexed, Coombs in Mian Eva Herrick visited Miss Georgia Jordan baa gone to Ells- LL.S.] Sup. Jud. Court. Maria T. late of Miss Marion spent Saturday relatives here A true of the writ and Scammons, Franklin, in said Hancock ss.—To the of our counties, copy order of court deceased. First account worth to work. Sheriffs thereon. county, of Alice H. Belfast. recently. Scott, executrix, filed for settlement. or either of their deputies, GREETING: Attest:—John F. Clerk. Austin who haB been at work in Knowlton, Andrew J. late of Orland. in said Malcolm Wardwell is working for Dun- A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Parker Giles, "IITE command to attach the or Jordan, yon goods deceased. First account of is home. estate of Rufus H. Sabine, of county, Merrill can Dun l*ar. Bridges Feb. 15. Brewer, fV Melrose, Trust executor, filed for selt’ement. Middlesex Massachusetts, to the STATE OF MAINE. Company, county, Abby M. Fulton, an insane of South- is Miss Mrs. Howard Davis, after several days value of two hundred dollars; and Bummon person Mrs. Frank E. Wit bam recovering Marguerite Carter was the guest of County of Hancock ss.:—Feb. 10,1910. west Harbor, in said Petition filed the said defendant (it he may be found in county. illness. Eva Herrick with her parents, George Jordan and wife, on execution wherein James A. by John B. Redman, for license to from a recent at Brookliu recently. your precinct) to appear before our guardian, justices TAKENRobinson & Co., a corporation duly in- sell certain real estate of said as de- in Ellsworth, is home. of the supreme judicial court, next to be ward, Perkins came nomc from Mrs. Grindle and of corporated and located and having its princi- scribed in said Newell Bangor George daughter, holden in Ellsworth, within and for our coun- petition. A. pal place of business at Bangor, Penobscot nciuugiuu n. reuoiewn, mie or r.aen, in ill of North Brook 1 are of Mrs. J. French and Mrs. L. F. of Hancock, on the second of Ust week, pleurisy. in, guests Mrs. Isaac Giles) ty Tuesday county, Maine, is plaintiff, and William J. said deceased. Petition filed next, then and there in our said court county, by of Ellsworth, were the guests of their April Johnston, of Amherst, Hancock county, Charles W. for li- J. W. Bowden and wife left to Bridges. to answer unto Union Trust of Ells- Sargent, administrator, Saturday Company, Maine, now commorant of Bar Harbor, in cense to sell certain real estate or sister, Mrs. Ella Martin, recently. a under the laws said de- relatives in Lamoine. Mrs. and of worth, corporation existing said county, is defendant, and will be sold at ceased. as described in said visit Benjamin Spear daughter, of Maine, and located at Hancock petition. Feb. 21. H. Ellsworth, public auction on March 17. a. d. 1910, at 2 Qiles H. late of Mount in North visited her son Frank Maine. Sargent, Desert, A. K. Devereux and wife, of Lamoine, Brooklin, county. o’clock in the afternoon, at the sheriff’s office, said countv, deceased. Petition filed Wal- In tne of the case for that the said de- by last week. plea at the jail in Ellsworth, in said county, all ter and Roderick D. admin- ire guests of M. C. Devereux. SOUTH HANCOCK. fendant at to wit: said on Sargent Sargent, Castine, Ellsworth, the right which the said William J. Johnston istrators. that an order be issued the tenth of a. d. his to distribute Miss Addie who has been visit- day April, 1009, by has or had on at 6 o’clock and the he*rs C’apt. M. W. Grmdle, is landing a large Ingalls, Mrs. Mary Smith is working at Milo. note of that date him Sept. 10, 1909, among of said deceased,.the amount promissory by signed twenty five minutes in the afternoon, that remaining in the bands of said, administra- of at A. ing Miss Let tie Carter, has gone to her for value received, one Oeo. M. namb.r logs K. Dodge's mill. of a promised being the time when the same was attached tors the settlement of their first account. Mrs. L. A. Penney, Bangor, spent Warren to him or his order in one month upon home in Bluehill. pay on the original writ, to redeem the following Sarah E. late of in said Lester Hanson and of few week with her K. from said dale the sum of dollars, and Young, Hancock, bride, Bar Har- days last father, H. twenty described mortgaged real estate situated in deceased. Petition file 1 RufnsH. who the said Geo. M. Warren thereafierwards, to county, by are Mrs. Mrs. Joan Reddy, is spendidg the the town of Amherst, of Hancock, and that ar order be bor, visiting Devereux Hanson. Young. wit: oh the same endorsed and delivered county Young, administrator, issued day, State of Maine, to wit: to distribute the heirs of said de- winter with her sister, Mrs. Abbie Joyce, the said note to the reason and among Mrs. Arthur P. Guilford and Miss The officers of Leonard Wooster plaintiff, by 1. at the northwest corner of the amount niece, lodge, in consideration whereof ihe said defendant Beginning ceased, remaining in the hands at Brooklin, spent a few days at home re- Elijah Richardson’s home lot near the store of said tne settlement of Mildred of Owl’s are I. O. G. were installed Feb. 8 D. G. then and there became liable and administrator, upon Wardwell, Head, T., by promised occupied by William J. Johnston; thence bis first account. cently. the to it the same sum accord- visiting relatives here. C. T. L. S. Jordan. Nine candidates were plaintiff pay running easterly by the line of said Richard- Edward P. Currier, late of in said to the tenor of said note, and the Sedgwick, Feb. 21. B. ing plaintiff son’s land to the 8. W. corner of lot No. 39; county, deceased. Petition filed by Sarah A. Feb. _ and one was received. avers that said time of has initiated, application payment elasped. thence line of lot No. 39 to the executrix of 21._L. And also for that the said defendant at Cas- northerly by Currier, the estate of said de- was served. center of the main road leading from Am- ceased, that the amount of collateral inherit- Supper tine, to wit: said Ellsworth on the seventeenth BROOKUN. EAST BURRY. herst Corner to Aurora; thence and ance tax eaid estate be determined I Feb. 21. W. of a. d. 1900, his westerly upon by day March, by promissory southerly by the center of said road to the the of Hiram is ill. note of that him for value judge probate. Mrs. J. B. Babson is ill. Capt. Treworgy very date, by signed, place of beginning, containing two acres Hiram late of in said received, one Geo. M. Warren to Blaisdell, Orland, promised more or less, with the buildings thereon. countv, deceased. Petition that H. A. H. was Mrs. J. A. Chatto and Mrs. Busan Mos- Advcrtitert lt and Yet. though requested, said road near said Fletcher’s thence CHASE, Judge risiting wife. Charles N. of county well; A true of the order. Beede, Surry, |12. fendant has not paid said sum but neglects so running said road twen- copy original Edward to to the of said it westerly by county Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register* Anderson and wife were guests of do, damage plaintiff (as ty-nine rods to the county road leading to News was received here Saturday the the sum of two hundred which of In Effect Nov. 1909. says) dollars, Mariaville; thence said road Mrs. Emma Kane last week. 29, shall then and there be made to with southerly by death of Mrs. Aurilla Hunt, at Wakefield, appear one hundred and rods to a thence STATE OF MAINE. BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR. other due And have there this sixty stake; The members of the damages. you east four degrees south and a Hancock ss.—At a court held at junior class of the Mass. Mrs. Hunt was the daughter of the A M I writ with therein. thirty-seven probate your doings half rods to a stake; thence four Ellsworth, in and for said of school an born BAR HARBOR....lv 10 80! 3 30 Witness, William Penn Whitehocse, northerly county Hancoek* high gave entertainment and late Nicholas Ober, at West Surry justice degrees east one hundred and rods to a on the first of in Sorrento. 4 10 of said court at Ellsworth, this 9th of Oc- fifty day February, the year day stake; thence east four degrees south fifteen of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and about seventy years ago. For many years Sullivan. 4 60 in the of our Lord one thousand tober, year rods to a stake; thence north ten rods to the Mt 11 30 8 20 10 05 nine hundred and nine. she lived at Lynn, Mass., but after the DesertFerry. first-mentioned bounds, containing CERTAIN instrument to be UDuau&nuoua. 11 371 5 27 10 12 John F. Knowlton. Clerk. thirty- purporting WaukeagS Fy. one and a half acres, more or less. a of the last will and testament death of her husband, less than a year Hancock. 40 5 30 10 15 A copy til Said real estate is subject to a mortgage and one codicil of ago, she moved to Wakefield. She leaves Franklin Road. til 481 t6 10 25 given by the said William J. Johnston to the June. 11 00 Ue57 t5 47 10 45 8TATE OF MAINE. JOSEPHINE B. TILTON, late of BOSTON, one Wash’gt’n Union Trust Go. of Ellsworth, dated Aug. 7. one Ella and grand- 12 6 — Microbes daughter, Hunt, ELLSWORTH. 11 07 06 66 10 62 Hancock ss. Supreme Judicial Court. 1908, and recorded in the Hancock in the county of Suffolk, and Commonwealth Ellsworth Falls. 11 12 12el0 6 57 county daughter, the child of her only son, w’ho tlO In vacation. Ellsworth, Feb’y II. A. D. 1910. registry of deeds, book 451, page 440, on which of Massachusetts, deceased, and of the pro- Nicolin. Ul 26 12e23 t6 16 all 10 Upon the within writ. Ordered: That there is said to be due about eleven hundred bate thereof in said Commonwealth of Massa- died several years ago. She had a strong 6 in the Green Lake. 11 36 12e31 24 til 19 the Plaintiff give notice to the Defend- dollars. F. O. Silsby, chusetts. duly authenticated, having been Scalp. love for her native town and early friends, Phillips Lake. til 42 12e39 t6 31 ant to appear before the Justice of our Su- Sheriff. presented to the judge of probate for our said Holden. 11 80 12e48 6 89 tU 84 Judicial to be holden at Ells- of Hancock tor the of her letters will be preme Court, county purpose being by whom cheery Brewer June. 12 09 1 04 6 59 11 53 worth, within and for the County of Hancock, allowed, filed and recorded in the probate missed. BANGOR.ar 12 16 1 10 7 06 11 59 on the Second Tuesday of April A. D. 1910, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. court of our said county of Hancock. an attested of said writ That notice thereof be to The C. by publishing copy E. C. Newcomb, of Bucks- Ordered, given Latest is Feb. 21. Portland.ar 4 50 6 40 12 50 4 50 and this order three weeks succes- all interested iixplanation thereon, Hancock his persons therein, by publishing Boston.ar | 8 00 9 05 5 30 in the Ellsworth American, a news- WHEREAS.port, county, Maine, by a of this order three weeks sively deed dated of copy successively in Ellsworth in our of mortgage twenty-filth day in the Ellsworth a NORTH BROOKUN. BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. paper printed County a. d. 1908, and recorded in Han- American, newspaper ‘hat microbes Cause the last to be September, at Ellsworth, In said of Han- Hancock, publication thirty cock of book 453. printed county at least to the second Tues- county registry deeds, page to the first of Grindle, of Seaville, is here for a Boston.lv 00 00 days prior 131. to W. C. of cock, prior day March, George 10*00 A8 A9 of that he there and conveyed Conary, Bucksport, a. d. that at a I day April next, may said and State, certain real estate thus 1910, they may appear pro- alJness. few days. then in our said Court and answer to county bate court then to be held at Portland.lv 1 20 11 10 12 40 appear described in said Ellsworth, said suit. Wm. P. Whitehocse, mortgage: in and for said county of Hancock, at ten was Merle P M P M A certain lot or of land situated in Professor I A surprise party tendered Justice of the Jud. Court. parcel o’clock in the forenoon, and show if nna, of Germany, BANGOR.lv €0 10 30 3 24 5 00 Sup. Verona, said and bounded, cause, Hamburg, A true of the writ and order of court county, begin- have, the same. and Dr. and George Grindle Thursday Evening. Brewer June. 6 07 10 37 3 30 5 06 copy at the center line of Verona Island at any they against Satiouranrt, of Paris, France, share thereon. ning EDWARD E. CHASE, Judge of Probate. Holden. 29 10 57 49 25 N. E. corner of land of Hattie and the honor of The have the t6 t3 t5 Attest:—John F. Knowlton, Clerk. Hutchings A true of the orieinal order. having discovered the hair young people given up Lake. 36 05 55 32 Uriana Abbott; thence said copy Phillips t6 til *3 J5 westerly by Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register. micro!,... drama which they planned to present here. Green I.ake. 6 44 11 13 4 02 t5 40 Hutchings’ and Abbott's laud about eighty Nicolin. 58 11 25 10 48 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. rods to land of Abbott’s thence Baldness is not te t4 t5 Manly heirs; caused through a few Miss Sidney Clark and Miss Leslie Yinol, Ellsworth Falls. 7 06 11 40 4 28 6 03 Seth O. Hanscom, of Am- northerly by said heirs’ land about twenty STATIC OF MAINE. »ceks work 13 11 4 28 6 08 rods to land of Peter thence of these hair microbes, but of Boston, are visiting John J. Sexton and ELLSWORTH. 7 47 WHEREAS.herst, Hancock county, State of Maine, Abbott; easterly Hancock ss.—At a probate court held at »tbe Wash’gt’n June. 7 25 11 57] 4 34 tfl 14 by his mortgage deed dated April 8, a. d. 1871, by said Abbott’s land about eighty rods to Ellsworth, in and for said of result of conditions about wife. county Hancock, brought Franklin Road. |7 33 12 06 6 22 and recorded in the Hancock Maine, said center line; thence southerly by said on the first of in the ■v county, day February, year presence. Baldness oc- Hancock. t7 41 12 6 30 of book 141, 494, center line about twenty rods to point of of our Lord one thousand nine may not A occasion was the 15] registry deeds, page conveyed hundred and cur very pleasant pound Waukeag, 8 Fy. 7 44 12 18: 6 33 to Philander then of said starting, being same premises conveyed to me until years after the microbes Fletcher, Amherst, began party arranged by Mrs. Lucy Hale for Mrs. Mt Desert Ferry. 7 50 12 25 6 40 a certain lot or parcel of land situate in said by Addie A. Bassett by deed recorded in Han- CERTAIN instrument purporting to be a'ork, but it is certain to come sooner or Sullivan. 8 15 Amherst, and bounded and described as fol- cock registry of deeds, book 425, page ‘293. a of the last will and testament of Anna Coombs and her son A copy Fred, Tuesday Sorrento.. 8 50 lows: at a stake and stones at the And whereas the condition of said mort- later. Beginning JOHN STEWART KENNEDY, late of the BAR HARBOR....ar 9 25 1 ! 7 35 corner lot No. thence east gage has been broken, now therefore, rea- evening. northwest of 15; 27 by and state of NEW The microbes to a son of such breach of I claim a city, county YORK, cut off the blood supply. Xenophon. degrees south thirty-one rods corner; condition, Feb. 21. thence south 23 west rods to foreclosure of said mortgage. deceased, and of the probate thereof in said he> feed on the Trains leaving Ellsworth at 7.13 a m and 4.28 degrees fifty-two fatty matter about the a corner; thence west 4 north twelve Bucksport, Me., February 12, 1910. state of New York, duly authenticated, hav- roots p m, and arriving at Ellsworth 11.07 a m, 10.52 degrees of the and nine links to a thence north W. C. Conary. ing been presented to the of hair, through which the blood p. ni. connect with Washington Co. Ry. rods corner; judge probate ■» PENOBSCOT. 4 east rods to first-men- for our said county of Hancock for the pur- absorbed. NORTH on to conductor. degrees sixty-four Finally the fatty matter t Stops signal more or pose of being allowed, filed and recorded in “ tioned bound, containing eight acres, cont; and whereas the said Philander “gone and it starves and John Howard Snyder, of Anally dies. cently. not to take Fletcher on the of January, That notice thereof be to a Stops to leave out passengers. twenty-sixth day Winter Harbor, Hancock county, Ordered, given esorcin is one of a. d. 1910. assigned said mortgage to the un- WHEREAS, all interested the moat effective Several teams have been hauling shovel- These trains connect at Bangor with through Maine, by his mortgage deed dated the first persons therein, by publishing dersigned, which assignment is recorded in a of this order three weeks ever for trains on Main Line, to and from Portland, day of May, a. d. 1903, and recorded in the copy successively germ-destroyers discovered. Beta handles to Bucksport shipment. said in book 466, 458; and in the a Boston and St John. registry, patre registry of deeds for Hancock county, book Ellsworth American, newspaper aphthol is a most abso- whereas the condition of said mortgage has at Ellsworth, in said county of powerful, yet the ladies’ aid 1 393, page 105, conveyed to me. the under- printed ute Monday night society Passengers are requestly to pro- been broken; now therefore, by reason of the Hancock, to the first of j safe germicide and earnestly signed, a certain lot or of land with all prior day March, antiseptic which cake cure tickets before entering the trains, and breach of the condition thereof. I claim a parcel a. gave an entertainment. Ice-cream, the building thereon, situated in Winter Har- d. 1910, that they may appear at a Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to foreclosure of said court to at development of germ matter, were especially mortgage. bor and described as then be held Ellsworth, Z'ms and home-made candy sold. Ellsworth. Lafy aforesaid, follows, probate creates a Hanscom, in and for said county of Hancock, at ten clean, healthy condition. his F. Giles. namely: 1 Feb. F. E. BOOTHBY, By attorney, Lynwood that certain tract or of land o’clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if 19._H. 15,1910. Being parcel oearpiue, although not a coloring General Passenger Agent. February known as ana included iu tne William Rand any they have, against the same. r EDWARD E. of Probate. or >a an morris McDonald. homestead lot, situated on tMc north side of CHASE, Judge ,. d>'ei ingredient well estab- BLUEH1LL FALLS. A true of the order. Vice President & General Manager. subscriber hereby gives notice that the town road known as Main street, con- copy original for its Attest:—T. b. power to restore natural THEshe has been duly appointed executrix taining sixty-six and one-1 alf actes, more or Mahoney, Register. , or to Allie Friend has been at work*for A. R. Portland, Me. human hair when loaa of color of the last will and testament of less, subject to all the exceptions and reser- 'bMn Co nary. JONATHAN W. PENNEY, late of SEDG- vations therein contained; for a more com- STATE OF MAINE. “used by a disease. of the reference is his son WICK. plete description premises Hancock ss:—At a probate court held at “orax, Albert Cpnary last week visited made to the m< deed herein- because of its well defined soft- hereby rtgage Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, in the of Maine, deceased, above to. And in and son Wilford in county Hancock, referred whereas the condi- on the first of in the of *n<* is most Wiley Bucksport and bonds as the law directs. And she day February, >ear cleansing properties, given tions of said mortgage have been broken, now our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten. ln the Baugor. has appointed Fitz H. Smith, of said Sedg- reason of the breach of the con- treatment of scalp and hair therefore, by CERTAIN instrument purporting to be d|_u wick, her agent in the State of Maine, in ac- ditions thereof, I claim a foreclosure of said Mattie Dow* returned to her home in a copy of the last will and testament of J9CS' ^lyoccioe acta aa a stimulant to cordance with the provisions of Sec. 43, mortgage and this notice is given for that A lf before 66, of the revised statutes of Maine. SAMUEL M. DOWN8, late of ANDOVER, bulbs *“d has a heal- Surry Sunday to spend a few days Chap. purpose. soothing, Reduced Winter Fares, All persons having demands against the es- Dated 1910. in the of and w’here she will be em- February 12, county Essex, Commonwealth of inir*nii nourl“l1ing influence. Alcohol is going to Ellsworth, tate of said deceased are desired to present Jesse K. Mitchell. Massachusetts, deceased, and of the probate “pensable in medicine because of its ployed as table girl at the American house. the same for settlement, and all indebted By his attorney, Harry I*. Crabtree. thereof in said Commonwealth of Massachu- thereto are requested to make payment im- Feb. 21. Crumbs. $3.00 setts, duly authenticated, having been pre- preservative mediately. Carbib a. Adams. sented to the judge of probate lor our said ■lualuie*nd Haverhill, Jan. 27.1910. Mass., subscriber hereby gives notice that county of Hancock for the purpose of being We.want SOUTH SURRY. Between Bar Harbor and Boston THE it has been duly appointed executor allowed, filed and recorded in the probate every one who has scalp or subscriber hereby gives notice that of the last will and testament of court of our said county of Hancock. t0 has been afflicted THEhe has been duly appointed adminis- Ordered, That notice thereof be to try *<*“11 “»3” Hair Tonic, Mrs. Nora Young, who MARGARET A. late of BUCKS- given »hi„wr0Uble trator of the estat%of LEACH, all persons interested therein, by publishing *** IBeae with a severe is much better. it d^L,0001**.11* ingredients. If cold, FRANK W. THOMPSON, late of PENOB- PORT, a copy of this order three weeks succes- DOt *'Te yoa aatiafactlon sively in the Ellsworth American, a newspa- in ev coniPl®te Services are held at the church every Boottabay leavea Bar Harbor 1010 SCOT, in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bonds '«ry per printed at Ellsworth, In said county particular, we will return every two weeks by Rev. W. H. Dunham. «learneri, Mondays aud Thursdays for Seal Harbor, in the county of Hancock, deceased, and* being required by the terms of said will. All of Hancock, prior to the first day of March, y°n Northeast Harbor, Southwest Harbor, Manset, bonds as the law directs. All per- persona having demands against the estate of a. d. that n‘ ,or ,or the mere given 1910, they may aprear at North Haven and Rockland, con- sons demands the estate said deceased are desired to the same aski/g and *?“* 8. W. Wilder, of Newton Center, Mass., Stonlngton, having against present a probate court, then to be held at Ellsworth withont or with steamer for Boston. of said deceased are desired to the for settlement, and all indebted thereto are question formality. for a few necting present in and for said county of Hancoci.. at ten is at E. M. Cunningham’s days same for settlement, and all indebted tkeieto requested to make payment Immediately. you understand that when we o’clock in the forenoon, and thow cause, if sav Tramp. are to make Kbnduskkag Trust Co. 1 Feb. 21. __ Steamer Catherine leaves Bluehlll 9 00 am, requested payment immediately. any have, the same. ®ex*U “93” Feb. H. E. they against k., Hair Tonic will grow Mondays and Thursdays for South Bluehlll, j Cyrus K. Bridges. 5,1910. By Collett, Secretary. EDWARD E. CHASE, Judge of Probate* * d° not Penobscot, Feb. 9, 1910. A n,er to cases where the but Brook 11 n, Sedgwick, Deer Isle, Sargentvllle, true copy of the original order. root. Itching piles provoke profanity, pro- Dark Harbor and Attest:—T. F. South Brooksvllle, Rockland, i subscribers notice that Mahoney, Register. ".entirely dead, the of the won’t cure them. Doan’s Ointment hereny give pores fanity connecting with steamer for Boston. subscriber hereby gives notice that have been executors “SIP and she has been adminis- THEthey duly appointed closed, the head has the shiny cures itching, bleeding or protruding pilee THE duly appointed of the last will and testament of subscriber notice that BKTDBNINU tratrix of the estate of hereby gives 01 • after of At any drug store.— he has been adminis- blUiard ball. In cases years suffering. NAHUM B. late of THE duly appointed likV?ir*“C*119 DANIEL R. HAGERTHY, late of BUCKS- GRANT, HANCOCK, trator of the estate of **,er® !• no In all other Advi. New turbine steel steamer Belfast leaves Bos- case. hope. in the of Hancock, ALBERT °f ton at5 pm, Tuesdays and Fridays for Rock- PORT, county deceased, and BLAISDELL, late of ORLAND, RexaU “93” Hair Tonic bonds as the law directs. will land. in the county of Hancock, deceased, and given All per- in the county of Hancock, deceased, and grow STUFFY COLDS, sons demands the estate of hair, or coat the user HOAKSK COUGHS. given bonds as the law directs. All persons having against given bonds as the law directs All persons nothing, said deceased are desired to the 8,60 in Chest and sore lungs, are symptoms Leave Rockland at 5.15 a m, or ou arrival ol having demands against the estate of said present having demands against the estate of said pain same for and all indebted thereto you ! “»t»«ndp.OO. Remember, that develop into a dangerous lllnesB steamer from Boston, Wednesdays and Satur- deceased are desired to present the same for settlement, deceased are desired to present the same for quickly are to make 0l>l*in RexaU Remedies in Ells- if the cold Is not cured. Honey and for Bar Harbor, Bluehlll, and Interme- settlement, and all Indebted thereto are re- requested payment immediately. settlement, and all indebted thereto are re- Foley’s days W Wof,,an Tar the heals and eases the con- diate landings. quested to make payment immediately. Orlando Foss. to make our “tore ~ The Hexall stops cough, quested payment immediately. Storc relief. Q. A. Carrie M. Haorrthy. Rosanna W. Grant. Howard P-. G. gested parts, and brings quick H. Blaisdbls. Moore, cor. opp. postoffice. Pakchbb. E. L. Smith, Agent, Bar Harbor. Bucksport, Feb. 3,1916. Hancock, Feb. 3,1910. Orland. Feb. 3,1910. Sttcrttenunta. Tin Pip and ttia Slip. Count tho Tlmoo • Horoo Hollo. COUNTY N Hi YV cl Too much mince pie bad done the To see a horse when ont at pastors on the ground and endeavoring A trick. HIS SHADOWER. lolling PENOBSCOT. CHOIR BURIAL, over on his back la a common LEADER A a to torn Little Maim:? got pain In her sasb A class of three went to destine Mon- Tills Hcvu Pe-ru-na Rid fam to to bed. sight, hot how many people have no- 0, and had go K. A. de- observes day night end received chapter Catarrhal TrouhUs. By MARTHA V. MONROE. The family physician and bla top By SARAH J. ATWATER. ticed that In doing this he Mai- American Press Asso- an Invariable rule? The role is that gree*. 1909, by American Press Asso- bat called -and prescribed a pill. .Copyright, 1909, by Copyright, attended the ciation.} mie’s mother said very well, but the ciation.] be always rolls over either at the first A. E. Varnum grand the town of Selkirk the second of the A. O. U. W. at Auguata The sun was standing low off the family physician did not know Maimie. In during or third attempt—never at the meeting Maimie would of IV. of Scotland a shoe- —and more than three are laat week. coast, about to go down into a bank and she was quite sure reign Henry attempts the The at his bench. From never made. In other words. If the a atudent at Doe busi- at red clouds, when a French ship was not take pill. family physi- maker sat working B. E. Varnum, the here cian said he would make It a sweet came a child's horse succeeds in rolling over at Sunday noticed making for the harbor. She the rear of his shop neaa coUege, Bangor, spent but Malmie’s mother replied that and first try. well and good—that satisfies with hia came on until within a mile of the pill, cry. The man paused in his work parent*. as it was a it would be him. Bat if the first Is a fail- so long pill The child was hushed its attempt The little of Pearl Leach aud docks, when she was brought up to listened. by daughter no use. ure the second one always Is. Then ill of ton-Uitia, the stillness was broken mother, and the shoemaker went on wife baa been aerioualy the wind and at the third Then the family physician was he either rolls quite over All for a the rattle of her anchor chain in I with his work. Presently a woman the paat two week*. hop* apeedy by ■truck with a brilliant Idea. The pill or gives It up. He never makes a her hawse followed by another entered the shop. She was young and recovery. pipes, should be craftily concealed in the fourth. If horses are rolling on slop- rattle the of her handsome. Ida WardweU returned home Sat- marking lowering and sent roll Hr*. center of a preserved pear "I she ing ground they usually uphllL ah* baa ■ails. pray you, Alec," said, "give urday from Perkin* bill, where up to little Maimie to eat This Is more easy of explanation than the dock were various loiterers np this mad freak. We are not strong for Mr*. Lillian Littlefield, On An Malinle's mother went the custom the been caring hour later to invade strange regulating all looking at the Frenchman. There enough successfully Eng- who ia ill. to see bow her sweetest dear was number of attempts. As to this no to balk land. Let the king lead an army over were customs house men, ready The Methodist* and held a going on. She appeared to be going take the adequate reason has ever been offered. Baptists at smuggling, free traders the border If he likes and church any attempt on Will those who tell us union aervice at the Methodist to excellently. which will be sure de- ingenious people watching for an opportunity get consequences wa* a at- "And did my pet eat all her pear?” why a dog turns around before lying Sunday .evening. There large off the new comer without pay- feat But do you stay at home. If you goods the fond mother. down and ducks walk behind tendance. The next union service will be and the chronic loun- Inquired go you may lose your life; If you re- why ment of duties, of church in four weeks. “Yes, mumsie,” replied the little dar- will revile for each other In a string Instead at the Baptist ger, who has no business in view what- turn our people you ling, “all but the nasty seed.” abreast explain why a horse never The friends of Mr*. J. B. Seller* ever. The chief of the customs officers bringing misfortune upon them.” many There’s many a slip ’twlxt the pear makes four attempts to roll over and will be to learn that she ia having his subordinates as a general “I think you are wrong, Margaret” pleased deployed the Answers. the second?—Six- recent and pip.—London “Our are never succeeds at a successful recovery from the would post his men to be ready to replied her husband. people force. I alone change. performed at the Eastern meet a possible attack. He was a turning out. in great operation Bituminous Coal. Friday. old fellow, as anx- am to bring a hundred men to the Maine general hospital, Bangor, pompous seemingly The first bituminous coal mined in Diseases of Fear. ious to display his zeal as to do his army of Invasion.” Miss Muriel Uutcbins, who is sttendiing the United States, states the United If you are afflicted with an unreason- duty by his government and ready to “And wreck a hundred families!” school at Casline, wa* brought to the home States geological survey, was taken able fear of anything do not waste in the bud any attempt to run “Scotland will be the gainer.” of her grandmother, Mrs. Helen Grindle, nip from what is usually termed the Rich- time being ashamed of yourself; hurry ashore surreptiously. “Scotland will be the sufferer. I be- last Friday, suffering from tonsilitis. She goods a small area In the south- at once to a doctor, advises a writer mond basin, weeks. As soon “They are lowering a boat, sir." said seech you desist.” had been ill at Castine two eastern portion of Virginia, near the in Success Magazine. A writer In the one of his men, saluting respectfully. “I have gone too far to retreat Mar- as she is able she will be removed to her city of Richmond. This basin Is situ- Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette has “Notify all the stations.” was the garet I would be upbraided for a home in Bucksport. PE-RU-NA SCORES ated on the eastern margin of the compiled a list of fear diseases from | prompt reply. “It will doubtless not turncoat” Feb. a. Woodlockk. Piedmont plateau, thirteen miles above which It appears that everything, from move till after dark, when it will make Margaret Hume returned to the Another in tidewater, on the James river. It lies screaming at mice to being afraid to Triumph Canada. for one of the creeks. She must be i dwelling portion of the cottage, but in BROOKSV1LLE. In Goochland, Henrico. Powhatan and with their go home in the dark. Is a well recog- Intercepted.” a moment returned baby Della Cousins has been ill the week. Chesterfield counties. The coal beds nized mental ailment. The tramp Is past the boat did not wait for the five months old. Holding the child But girl, stone at South to Breathe are much distorted, and the coal is of In reality a sufferer from ergopbobia. L. O. Fowler is cutting “A Relief Freely Once darkness. She put off as soon as re- up to its father, she said: rather low grade when compared with or fear of work, often complicated Brooksrille. leased from the davits, and, what was “If you are killed, Alec, In this More.” that from other districts with which with aquaphobla and sapophobla, Miss E. J. Walker returned from Boston •till less anticipated, was pulled direct- war who will keep me and your child it has to come into competition. The which make him shun the bathtub. ly for the dock where the chief was from misery?” Wednesday. occurrence of coal was known in the Slderophobla and astrophobia cause standing. On came the boat, bobbing me appeal urougui rears iu me Hollis Staples, of Lamoine, is visiting Richmond basin as early as 1700, and timid ladles to go Into the closet when up and down over the waters, whose man's eyes. Gladly would he have his parents, J. E. St pies and wife. In 1789 were made'to some number shipments his but held It thunders and lightens. Any write*: crests were made blood red by the abandoned Intention, pride There was no ice harvested at the Maine church, of the northern states. At Episcopal present so. He would not of people have cat and dog phobias. rays of the sinking sun. him from doing Lake Ice Co.’S this season. “I’oruna 1* a wonderful remedy far what little coal Is produced in this Phantophobla Is what you would have plant "They ve got a box aboara, sir, re- desert his king and his country In their catarrhal trouble*. field is for local consumption only.— If you were afraid of your shadow, Qaton Osgood, of Bluehill, is boarding marked a customs officer. hour of need. “I hare been troubled with catarrh Scientific American. while an all around unqualified cow- at Miss Emma Gray’s and working at the The chief knit his brow and drew “Tour desire to be thought brave, for a (?reat many years, and always try- ard might be called a phantophoblac. quarry. down the corners of his mouth severe- Alec,” cried his wife, made desperate ing something for It, but was able only Movement of Iceberg*. The list Is long and Includes every Robertson and Jennie that to de- his firmness, “will not supply the Walter Littlefield, secure relief until I ly, indicating any attempt of currents by to temporary need In the Investigation the human weakness except the actress' were of L. H. fraud the government would go hard child whom you are bound to support of Bluehill, guests Billings Peruna. round the coast of Newfoundland It horror of with the but on second with bread or clothing. Honor, for- publicity. and wife over Sunday. bottles rid perpetrators, Is at "Only five my system of has been observed that there for thought he concluded that people did sooth! Here is where honor lies The engagement of Ray C. Grey, of all traces of catarrh, and I have not times a wide difference In the direction A Pest. not attempt to smuggle thus openly you—dishonor In deserting your wife Useful South Brooksville, and Miss Daisy Bow- noticed the slightest trouble for sereral of the drift of icebergs and that of the that next and relaxed. and baby!” Despite the fact the spider, of this is announced. no den, place, months. flat or pan ice, which, having great in Hume to to the mouse, is most violently stimu- “It’s a coffin, sir.” said another. The couple parted anger, The has been moved "My head was stopped up, my breath depth, is governed in its motions by to feminine sensitiveness, it is poetofDce lately dead.” the force marching to battle. lating it la a relief to bo “Somebody's and the winds, join from the rooms to the rooms offensive, and able la the surface currents an insect of a character. It upstairs “Of course if there’s a coffin,” said In the fight that ensued Alexander very good once more." whereas the icebergs, the larger parts down stairs, and remodeled, making it breathe freely the chief dead. Hume was In the thick of the battle, feeds exclusively upon other freshly sternly, "somebody’s much more convenient. of which are submerged to a great are kinds Ton don't suppose they'd be bringing performing prodigies of valor. The killed Insects, and they the depth, follow only the movement of Feb. 21. A. town, called here by the serious Ulma tt ashore empty.” men he had Induced to Join In the en- denounced by sanitary authorities, the the ocean water as a whole and are of their father, John A. Shaw. When the boat pulled up at the foot terprise and whom he commanded, In- housefly being Its favorite quarry. HALL Ql'ARRY. uninfluenced the winds. In conse- Miae Viola M. who has been ru- of the dock those by his stood him His service in reducing the numbers Olson, of the steps looking cited by example, by son ni born to snd a may often be A Irving Babbidge Miss Mildred H. left Tues- quence huge berg One man In leathern doublet of this is considerable, because tting Noyes, on took off their hats respectfully in nobly. pest wile Feb. 10. seen majestically maintaining its slow is for Charleston, where she will spend presence of the dead. A Frenchman and with a small white feather In his the spider Is always busy, and he day advance in opposition to the wind and A Valentine party waa held at the chapel a few with Miae Joanns Stramoss with a serious expression came up, and helmet, who had come on to the field present in countless numbers, says days across the general motion of the flelda he Monday evening lor the benefit of the before to her home in Bumrd't the chief of the customs advanced to just as the battle began, took position Leslie’s Weekly. The reason why returning of flat ice surrounding it The sealers Mass. meet him. beside him and fought with equal cour- is not more frequently seen is that be paator. Bay, often take advantage of this fact by hu- Feb. 21. I. “Are you the mayor?” asked the sail age as himself. An English soldier is retiring in his habits and shuns Mrs. Amanda Perkins la home from mooring their vessels to an iceberg or in broken speech. succeeded In getting very close to man society quite as much as that Southwest Harbor, where she has been tn order to prevent a drift to leeward. WINTER HARBOR. “I’m the collector of the port,” was Hune and was about to plunge his shuns him. He seldom bites anything calling on friends. —Philadelphia Record. in self de- Mias is ill of tonsilitie. the dignified reply. spear between the clasps of his armor but food, and even when Henry Reed, wife and little daughter Marcia Weston the result “Well, monsieur, if you have the au- when the man with the white feather fense he does assert himself of North were in town a Mrs. Annie Uerrith is ill of th* Qracie, Sallivan, critiesliy Hunting Kangaroo. worse a bite or a thority I would be obliged if you would struck down the enemy. is no than mosquito tew last week on friends. When brought to bay the kangaroo days calling pneumonia. a name?” cried Hume. bee The of “The grant us permit to bury a body in "Tour atlng. touching story Mrs. Eunice of Bar is Jumps like a flash for the hunter’s Friends of Edward Hillgrove have had McKay, Harbor, your cemetery. I had on board my “Never mind my name,” replied the Spider and the Fly" was evidently in- chest and tries to crush It in with his a laugh at his expense this week. When visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Gtrrisb. ship an American missionary lady, man who had saved hjs life. tended to invite sympathy for the fly. fore feet To prevent this each man he went to work be wore an under coat Henry K. Frasier, who has been em- coming home from India. She was Wherever Hume went that day the wears across his breast a two or three and a thick reefer. He came home in his as fireman on a Boston steamer, is delicate, and from the first, having man with the white feather went, pro- Buttered Bids Up. ployed inch thick matting. Armed with a shirtsleeves, with the thermometer below home. worn out her body in an execrable cli- tecting him from the many perils that One of the stories which Levi Hutch- spear, with a club attachment at the zero. When be started in to work, he mate in the service of the Lord, I beset him and on many an occasion i ins, the old time clockmaker of Con- About twenty-five Odd Fellows will at- other end. they ride upon swift horses slipped his pipe in his pocket, took off feared that she would never an enemy who was about X. to tell related to tend be district convention at Ellsworth complete forestalling cord, H.. deUghted coats Into a herd. With the agility and equi- both and laid them on the ledge. work the the voyage. Growing rapidly worse, to crush him! At last the scattered the youth of Daniel Webster. Friday. Grindstone lodge will poise of circus riders they stand erect When be looked again his coats were all she exacted a promise from me that in army gave way and fled In every di- “One day,” said the old man, “while initiatory degree. upon their horses and use their spears ablaze. case she died before reaching port I rection before the victorious English- J I was taking breakfast at the tavern C. T. has moved bis family Ml* and clubs. Feb. 31. Briar. Hooper would not commit her body to the men. Hume, with the others, escaped kept by Daniel’s father, Daniel and his from Booth and is occupying The kangaroo is able to Jump clear Oouldaboro, deep. ‘The waves are so dreadful,’ she from the field and for a time lay con- brother Ezekiel, who were little boys the house of during the over a horse. As the game is bagged 8ARGENTV1LLE. Harry Hooper said, ‘so merciless. Take me to the cealed to avoid capture. His first with faces and snarly hair, came skin is stretched dirty better’s absence in Boston. it is skinned, and the from his hid- Elmer E. shore, put me in the ground and plant thought after emerging to the table and asked me for bread Cummings is in Portland on Franh- on the ground and pegged down to pre- About twenty-five friends of J. s willow beside my grave.’ ing place was the soldier who had and butter. I complied with their re- business. vent The flesh furnishes Un and wife gave them an old- The shrinkage. hovered near him. Of one he Anthony captain paused, took out a ban- every quest, little thinking that they would Mrs. Wyer Grant is friends at et meat for the camp. Bach man places visiting fashioned surprise party at their borne danna handkerchief and wiped his met he Inquired if he knew of the become very distlnguiahed men. Dan- Wiscasset. his private mark upon his booty, and Ashvllle Wednesday evening. An enjoy- eyes. fate of the man with the white feather. iel dropped bis piece of bread on the when have 100 they return Valorous Black and wife have been vis* able time is Pardon this they apiece Had he or was bis dead and the buttered of reported. emotion, monsieur, but escaped body sandy floor, side, friends back to civilization. iting at South Penobscot. W. H. Dr. Small, F. A the good lady was so kind to us all. lying on the field of battle? All he course, was down. He looked at it a Gapt. Parker, Howard of has been Herbert Every one of my men was devoted to could learn was that the shadower had moment, then picked it up and showed Dodge, Bluehill, Young, Joseph L. Smallidge. Why He Starched. his Azor C. and D. A. Morrison her. She converted nearly all the disappeared. it to me, saying: visiting uncle, Dodge. Oerriah, B. E. Tracy The old man had evidently dropped attended the convention it crew.” Humes next thought was for bis ‘What- a pity! Please give me a Mrs. Lucius Bridges, of Sedgwick, has Foresters’ something In the muddy road, and he He turned, cast a glance at the men wife and child. He hurried toward his piece of bread buttered on both aides; been the guest of Mrs. Charles K. Foster. Oouldaboro Thursday. began searching for It In three min- Feb. 21. E- In the boat, and they, too, showed a cottage his mind filled with her proph- then if I let it fall one of the buttered Benjamin C. Sargent and wife utes about thirty strangers had joined visited similar emotion. ecies as to the misfortunes the invad- aides will be up.’” Mrs. In the search, and every additional Sargent’s parents at Cape Rosier last “To keep my promise and to do what ers would bring upon Scotland by their week. EGYPT. minute additional searchers, little I can to return brought rash course and her for him Mrs. Lena tiladys, the many kind- pleadings Comet* of the Paet Century. Mrs. Clark and daughter till at last one. bolder than the rest Inez Grindle, who has been vis* Mrs. nesses of this admirable woman I to take no part in it, reserving his life During the nineteenth century 235 of Franklin, were the guests oi plucked up heart and spoke: iting Mrs. Clara Bowden, has returned to came far out of my way at great loss for her and their child. He would ac- new comets were discovered as against George Butler last week. “What are you looking, for?" he In- South Penobscot. of time and money to leave her re- knowledge her superior judgment, and slxty-two in the eighteenth Frank Goodwin his bsdly century. Parker cut leg