•oMoaiFTion Slmertcait. paiob, $2.00 m riii(Kllgworth I V ol. LXV. I IP PAID III iOTIlOli $1.50. ELLSWORTH, ■»■*»**» as MAINE, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 24 1919. SBCown- class mattbb AFTERNOON, AT TBS BLL8WOBTH POSTOFP1CH. 1 No. 51. local Wendell Osgood left Monday for 1 '■Shbertiaemcnts. Affairs Boston for the winter. Miss National Bank Ntfw Elizabeth Macomber, who is Liberty ADVBRTISKMBNTK this virkk in Successor to the Burrlll National Bank teaching Skowliegan, is in Ells- Cow for sale worth for the holidays. OF Sheriff’s sale ELLSWORTH Liberty National hank Wellington Haslam has purchased ox of Mrs. f of handkerchiefs lost Linnie Brown the house at A E Baker— the Substantial Increase qii Optometrist corner of State and Fifth streets. hilvy <& Linuebun—Haidware Tax sale—Town of Mrs. Clifford G. Royal and Mrs. H c Buckaport Dec. 1919 BANKING BY Jordan—Christmas Margaret Kief have Deposits 16, $2,003,284 60 MAIL. M L greeting gone to Augusta Adams—Christmas greeting to Dec. 1918 Bank must on its spend the holidays with relatives. Deposits 16, .... 64 A National carry business inside of its own Augusta: 1,799,732 Miss Effle doors. W;H Gannett— Helplanted Morgan of Boston is ! Increase the .... $203,.'>51 96 presence is not necessary to transact spending holidays with her par- i Your personal anyJ feature of theB Mr. banking business. ents, and Mrs. A. L. Morgan. SCHEDULE OF MAILS Christmas at The above can, by mail, make deposits or draw out night Athletic club comparison of deposits reflects the You money, open new' accounts hall, the prosperity which accounts from one bank AT Ellsworth and Northeast this bank back of or transfer your to another, and obtain ELLSWORTH P08T0PPICE. enjoys, that, the confidence that the of this Harbor high school basket ball people j advice and information about making investments. fn teams have in efrct. Sept. 28, 7 <3 7.9 will play. locality the financial standing and integrity of the institution. Bonds belonging to all customers "ill be in our With assets of Liberty kept vault free E. Rowe $2,300,0011, we are in a very and and a for their MAILS RBCtCIVBP. Harry and wife left Mon- strong position of cMrrfe receipt given safe keeping. able to look after the day for Portland for a large as well as the small account a Week Day*. visit with Mrs. in s tis- WE THANK From Rowe's parents. Mr. Rowe manner. YOU, West—0.47 a m; 4.31. p m. will re- factory From main a week, while Mrs. Rowe will To East—11.11 a m; 0.27 p m. parties considering changing or opening new accounts at the remain for a longer visit. MAILS CLOSE AT POSTOFPICK beginning of the new year we would the Miss Jeannie appreciate opportunity of go- Going Sanborn, teacher of over the matter with West-10.40 am; 6pm. the ing them and telling them what we have <- intermediate department at the "to ffer- Going East—6.15 a m: 4.00 m. p Pine street school, has resigned. The Sundays. (Until Oct. 26 ) vacancy has been filled by the elec- Arrive from the west 8.16 a m. Closes for tion of Miss Grace McKenney of Fort west 4.50 p m. Fairfield. “Samoset” and George E. Moore has purchased “Worth” Registered mail should be at half Un ion postoffice ithe Fred Jordan house on High Trust Company an hour before mail closes. j street of Mrs. Charlotte Farrell, and Ell has moved there from t he os sworth.Maink UFA ill EH IN Parody ELLMVOK1H. j house on Beal avenue, Mrs. A. P. Wiswell and her guest, For Week at Mrs. Adah Ending Midnight Tuesday, ; Emery, left this noon, Mrs. for Dec. 23. 1919. j Emery her home in Brunswick ; anil Mrs. Wiswell for New York to CHOCOLATES | From observations taken at t«ie spend the winter with her station power brother of the Bar Harbor & Union Rive Dr. R. H. Greene. rower Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation | WHY BE A DRIFTER? given in inches for the hours Mrs. Maria E. twenty-four1 Merchant, formerly ending at midnicht.i j of Hancock, died Monday night at Like a some follow the of -at- the flowing river, people lines least resistance Weather Precip- home of her son in Summit, N. J. Temperature conditions itation Mrs. and spend all their cash for luxuries. j Merchant was a native of La- surplus Drifting is easy bnt moine, and was in the 4am 12 ui forenoon after ninety-first accomplishment requires determination. Decide to save all you can.. Wed -2 year of her age. She was the mother of Start an account with the Hancock Bank. F. C. & W. H. Thurs —2 I Mrs. H. L. D. Woodruff of County Savings Scott’s and Mrs. Fri -2 Ellsworth, Leonard Jordan of Ellsworth Hancock Sat 5- fair Falls. She also leaves County Savings Bank two sons in Corner of /lain and 1- Brooklyn, N. Y.. and a Ellsworth, State Streets Mrs. Maine Mon 10- cloudy sister, George Gould of Ells- cloudy w'orth. fair Mrs. Jordan was with her at the end, and Mrs. Woodruff left for Summit yesterday. Burial will be at Mrs. Abbie Butler of Westford, I Summit. is O. Mass., spending Christmas witn The tug E. P. Dickson has hauled W. CO. Fine assortment of her TAPLEY, Christmas Candies aunt, Mrs. Maria Durgain. up for the winter at the Ellsworth & General Insurance and Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lynch are Foundry Machine Works, where she Pipes, Tobacco and Smoker’s Articles for Christmas home from Bar Harbor for the win- will have her gasoline engine TAPLEY BUILDING, ELLSWORTH, MAINE ter. taken out and a new Fairbanks & Office 14 Morse crude oil engine of Telephones: The literature club.will meet with sixty-horse Residence 144 power put in. She will also Mrs. H. L. Crabtree next Monday under- go other repairs to put her in first- evening.. class shape for the busy season an- There will be a jazz dance the by ticipated next year. This boat was Ja-Mo-Ka orchestra singing at Han- bought by Whitcomb, & cock hall next Haynes Monday evening. had a busy season, and proved satis- H. R. Holmes left Monday for Whitney last spring to take the place Christmas Braintree, Vt., where he has employ- of the Little Round Top. She has Merry ment. Mrs. Holmes left at the same factory. Capt. Murch.in command time for New is a To all customers York, to spend the hustler. my and friends, I wish a winter with her Mrs. P. S. Merry daughter, Ellsworth friends were saddened Thorsen. ! to learn Christmas and Happy New Year. of the death on Friday of Officers of Bayside grange will be Mrs. Margaret Miller, at her home in publicly installed by Rev. R. B. | Allentown, Pa. Mrs. Miller was the Mathew's Wednesday evening, Jan. 7, sister of Mrs. E. H. Baker of Ells- H. C. JORDAN, Jeweler at S o’clock. There will be a har- worth and Mrs. W. F. Aiken of vest supper. Visitors are requested j Cherryfleld. She spent the greater 5q MAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH to contribute. part of the summer of 1918 in Ells- The woman's club will meet next worth, making friends of all who met her. She Best Wishes Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. J. | was twenty-four years of Collins. Miss Florence Hale of age, and was married six the j only to all our customers for Christmas State department of education, will | months ago. She leaves, besides her husband, father address the club on “What Women and the sisters men- and the New V'ear. of Maine Should Know About tioned, six brothers. Mrs. Baker Schools.” ; was with her at the end. The family has the Wm. H. H. sympathy of Ellsworth Santa Claus Rice post, G. A. R., at triends. Headquarters its annual meting, elected officers as follows: William Small, j The Ellsworth Athletic club bas- commander; ket-ball John B. Dean, S. V. C.; J. L. Cook, ; team went to Southwest Harbor last IN ELLSWORTH J. V. C.; W. A. Richardson, surgeon; Wednesday evening, for its first A. W. Curtis, chaplain; William game with an out-of-town i team, the Southwest Harbor NEW AND COMPLETE: Small, Q. M.; J. A. McGown, 1 A. A LINE OF patriotic The instructor; R. G. Taylor. O. of D.; game was fast and close, the final James Farrell, O. of G.; C. E. Fogg, I score being 27 to 26 in favor of Southwest Q. M. S. | Harbor. It was a good Snow showing for the Ellsworth team in Shoes, Skis, Toboggans, Sleds, Officers of Wivurna encampment, its first game with a more experi- MARTI r\l L. ADAMS. I. O. O. F., were elected Monday enced team. A return game was evening as follows: Neil A. Ray- Silverware I scheduled to be played on the Community mond, C. P.; Arthur Studer, H. Ath- P.; letic’s floor in Ellsworth Elbridge Milliken, S. W.; Mark L. Friday ; evening, but the Southwest Harbor and Milliken, jr„ J. W.; Frank S. Call, varying Sets, Safety Razors Shaving Sets team cancelled the date. The date scribe; Horace F. Wescott, treasurer. j was filled in by the high school teams C. O. BURRILL The annual meeting will be held & SON Skates and Jackknives of the same towns, the visitors win- Monday evening, Dec. 29, at 7.30. A —Established ning by a score of 25 to 11. A 1867— Watches for the Thermos Bottles full attendance is desired. Boys, dance followed the game. Monday There was a railroad peculiar ac- the high school team played a return cident between Ellsworth and Wash- FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Carpet Sweepers game at Southwest Harbor, the score ington Junction, near the Weaver being 4 9-15 them. some against representing of (he htding ccnoiallies of this and foreign countiie crossing, at 1 o'clock yesterday morn- -o- Two coal cars in the middle of ing. COMING EVENTS. a freight buckled up, the rear car Wednesday Dec. SILVY & LINNEHAN riding up on the one ahead of it. ! evening, 31, at Hancock and dance Coal was scattesed about as if it hal—Play under of didn’t cost but the road- auspices Whitmore post, American If are to be a Block Annex, Maine anything, j Legion. you going Whiting Ellsworth, bed was not damaged, and the wreck- j ing train had no work to do, though Beginning To-morrow, will be open every evening until Xmas. j Living Costs in Ellsworth. it came down. The two obstreper- : The ous cars were, backed to Washington Independent Reporter of OF Skowhegan has a GIFTS one the other. compiled table GIVER Junction, riding upon There was no delay to trains, except i showing some of the costs of living in that as to the freight. town compared with a few this be wise and M other towns of Maine, Ells- Christmas, select them before Further improvements are being including worth. The figures are made in the shoe factory building at interesting: someone gets what you intended to buy. Here is and the ; Church and School streets, ■ s a list of what can be : building will be in better shape than partial had here it ever was when this work is com- pleted. The basement is being exca- * Toys, Games, Kodaks, Dolls, Books of all Christmas en- s > o kinds, Cards vated to an even depth under the ^ o FOR GIFTS V? » fl3 M and tire building, and a concrete floor H U Q U1 Seals, Italian and Japanese Novelties, Tea Sets, Gold- laid. Concrete walls will also Doctor’s $ 2 $ 1.50 : [ 2.00 : ; 2.50 but their will be call, banded Art Glass Flowers not only delight the eye, replace the posts under the School Painters 4. 4.00 5.00 6.00 Tumblers, Goblets and Sherbets, beauty and fragrance brighten street and west sides of the building. Carpenters, 4. 4.75 5.00 6.00 Genuine Desk The drain that crosses under the Masons. 4. 5.50 6.00 6.00 Pyrox Cooking Ware, Fittings, the atmosphere. building will be walled and covered Com. labor, 3. 3.25 3.00 4.00 Diaries, Address Books, Chafing Dishes, with concrete. The work will give a Stove wood, 13. 13.00 12.00 12.00 fine basement, with height of about Coal, 15. 13.00 12.60 12.00 Cape Cod Fire Lighters, 'he Ellsworth Greenhouses nine feet. Butter, .65 .65 70 Sweet Grass Toilet Eggs, .60 .90 Baskets, ivory Goods, Hand Wrought Silver Telephone 43 Milk, .12 .12 .15 and the celebrated “Fishon” Pins and Corn meal 4.00 4.00 3.50 Jewelry, Rings. The largest line of Stationer/ Reputation Chocolates Edward H. Baker LOOK NO FURTHER Divorce Granted Mrs. E. 8. Clark. in attractive boxes. The also Graduate Optometrist and Registered Eye Specialist for that Christmas Present The supreme court has granted a gift price HOME AGAIN. decree of divorce to Mrs. Lena Clark attractive. Office Over Moore's Drag Store. We have the from her husband. Edward S. Clark Mrs. Clark is Come in and see my new toric one- of Bar Harbor. given piece lenses; two sights in one, without the home in Bar Harbor and $12,000 cement. This lens I found while away, Star Electric Vibrator in money. Mr. and Mrs. Clark filed sells for S7 less a pair than the Krip- which were heard at the tok, and looks the same. cross suits, J. A. For $5.00 October term in Ellsworth. THOMPSON
every one guaranteed MAIN’STREET ELLSWORTH -»• A. THOMPSON Analogous. *'» MAIN p.. STREEX lr®. Spending a dollar before it is earn- Marine and Automobile Insurance Moore’s Pharmacy ed is like eating today the egg that is Postoflice R«pre«entlng Cor. Opposite the to be laid tomorrow.—Boston Tran- Eire end Marine Insurance Co. SUBSCRIBE MAINE script. FOR THE AMERICAN eful A real good book or an interesting acid-dyspepsia. to Mass., to the’winter. cii?, Lynn. spend ‘tclrg for the common good. It Is for the com- magazine is sometimes—Just some- Mr. Carter has there. or faiure of employment mon use—a public servant, a purveyor of In- times, you know—better than meeting Stephen McFarland went to Ban- formation and suggestion, a medium for the In- any day de- friends, when one is sorrowful and Ki-hoidS gor Tuesday to enter the hospital for •erchange of Ideas. It. this capacity It solicits sad, and ’tis so hard to laugh and be pleasant to take, neutralize medical treatment. He was accom- communications, and Us success depends largely pends upon whether real social. ’Tis then that reading acidity and help restore panied by Clarence Stanley and T. on the support given It in this respect Com- takes our minds for awhile, and we get C. Stanley. munications must be but the name of the bowels functionate rested. normal digestion. signed, Lookout chapter has elected offi- writer will not be printed except by permission Well, here ’tis Saturday morning, MADE BY SCOTT & to or or not and ’tis BOWNE cers as follows:: Mrs. Clara T.Cole. Communications will l*e subject approval properly soft and mushy out of doors, scorn MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION W. M.: Stephen D. Cousins. W. P.; rejection by the editor of the column, but none butthis is a morning that the work -- Mrs. Alice Stewart, associate ma- will be rejected without good reason. Address goes with vim and vigor. Isn’t there all communications to You Need tron; Miss Musa B. Dollard. secre- lots of difference in days? Some days Tilt Mrs. Ida Cousins, AMKKICAM, we lag all day. and not much gets tary; treasurer; K.Usworth, %te. clone. I do not like the slow ThisEMULSION Miss Ada Herrick., conductress; i days. choice is No, also I do instinctive and Mrs. Florence Lambert, associate not like such changeful is linked with conductress: Mrs. Myrtle. Powers GOOD WILL AND PEACE. weather; in fact, we have so many up the W kinds of w'eather Miss Annie Dollard, E. H. Bridges, (By Henry Coyle.) ] that a body gets be- that Scott’s is finance committee. The installation : fuddled (I wonder if befuddled is a assimilate^ The startled shepherds heard with fear. when other forms will be held Friday evening new word), and doesn’t know what to of fat are a Out on the silence, sweet and clear, | Dec. 26. do. Here we are with smooth-shod A host of star-crowned disturbing element. angels sing: horses, so Give Austin Herrick, who has been J can’t go to our all-day ses- j “This night is born on earth a King.” ! your and sion of the grange, and we so wanted boy girl 0f quite ill. is out again. They hear the herald-angel's voice: plenty to see all the grange friends. Never ■ and Schools closed Friday for the “Peace and good-will—all men re- j energizing warmth- ! mind; I’ve got a collar started, and ! Christmas vacation. High school Scott’s The of food I’m going with and after the mail, and imparting Emulsion will have but one week vacation. Glory to God the world around, digestion j it will build ! rilcall at Herbert's and see his house- i them up! 1 Elmer Leach has to For Christ is born—good-will a- gone Addison, entails the keeper, and we will have a good chat, ood-livtr oil owd t bound!” production j In JJeNoyeCM_»cott * Emulnon is from which he will go to Port- and the super-refmed place beans will bake while I’m gone. in our own o’er th^* horizon far j American Laboratories land. where he has Shining of that must Its and employment poisons This isn’t much of aletter. Perhaps purity quality is unsurpassed. They see a brilliant, moving star Dec. 14. "Une Femme.” i I will do better later. I wish you all a bcotKkiiowne.iiloomficld^j. Guiding the wise men. with rare gems. be eliminated regularly very hapy Christmas. Yours ever, And gifts of gold and diadems. “Aunt Maria.” Lamoino. The shepherds, all their fears at rest, and thoroughly. Again the pall of death has been Join with the wise men in their Largest Sale of Any Aunt Maria has at last thrown over this community. On responded Medicine in the World to the frequent calls to her to November 29. our neighbor and es- They find the mother, sweet and mild. appear in the Column, and with her cheery GIVE teemed friend, Mrs. Hattie E. Gilpat- And on her breast, the little Child. Sold everywhere. In boxes, 10c., 25c. letter and the good ones from N. L. rick, died at the age of sixtv-stx Not in a stately palace hall. 1 H. and "Vashti," you will all admit years. She was a native of the town But in a stable, in the stall; A DOZEN 1 am giving you a good Christmas GIFTS of Hancock, and widow of Luther Warmed by the breath of oxen kind. friend of treat. Gilpatrick. She had lived alone The Son of God the seekers find. mine, and I feel that I am | For the Price of One. To each and every member and most of the time since the death of For every stricken heart we good authority. pray. You can send more than 1600 I am hoping to ait in "the reader of our Column there goes her husband, but failing health com- May there be love and joy to-day! chair" j pages full of the most in- some hearty good wishes from Aunt '■ pelled her to have care, and her sis- All pain and strife and sorrow cease, time.perhaps at the next reunion, j Madge formative and interesting who knows? for an enjoyable Christmas. reading—dashing novels ter. Mrs. Mary Lange, came from Good-will to men—good will and "Betsy Prig" writes of adventure—fascinating tales another state and did all a sis- often, but she has such scores of -o- loving peace! j oft love and romance and au- Always friends that Ready! ter could do to comfort her last I haven't had a letter i thorative comments o days. yet. West Brook!in. sig- — niflrant Just heat and serve Mrs. Gilpatrick was a good woman. FATHER CHRISTMAS. although I have the promise of one. I topics of our times j Mrs. Mabel FOR ONLY $4.00 She realized that to in the was down to a meeting the she Bridges has closed her and SUCH beans: Simply de- live, truest (By Norman Gale.) day left, | ; and near her school at No. 7, for her vacation. li cions. ! sense, was to serve. For several old home, and everyone j YOU SAY Perchance you cannot see his face spoke of her Mrs. Irene Isn’t it true that have years she was a faithful superinten- with tears because "Floss'' Prescott, who has yon That beams with such a jolly grace; Merry Christmas often said if dent of the Sunday school and had left them and they should miss her been teaching here, has closed her you could buy presi- Perchance miss the you bursting pack so much. schoi and returned to her Twalva Tlmaa a Year With beans as good as you can bake dent of the Christian Endeavor so- home in Of joy and frolic on his back. I have been you would do so? ciety. She was a member of Lamoine reading “Old Rose and \ Sedgwick. But none the less, amid the throng. Silver." and Well!—Here’s dream grange, and was connected with the "Cyntha's Chauffeur.” both Miss Gayneil Bridges, who has SCRIBNER S “your Old Father Noel walks along; j come true!’ Baptist church. The funeral was good books, but not helpful, like "The been at To hearts and houses teaching Naskeag, is drawing near King's or No more all dayoverahotov- held at the home, conducted by Rev. Daughter" others of the 1 home. MAGAZINE With love, the best of Christmas "Pansy books, which en. No more “sometimes good” W. H. Rice. A beautiful poem was give us an up- i Howard lift. Closson is employed at again “only fair.” SUPERBA read by Rev. S. W. Sutton. R. His smile, unseen but always felt. Once Sedgwick by M. Buckminster. Beans are always cooked the Dec. 15. R. more. Merry Christmas to all. Makes frozen misery to melt. from ] Dec. 15. B. same way—always uniform. N. L. H. I Winter Harbor. For foes he uses such acharm • * The distinctive, the service store Bar Harbor. • As sends them homeward arm in arm. Mrs. Ruble J. Tracy and daughters in your neighborhood sells SU- Lorenzo E. Stewart died at his Pansy writes: “I wish it was so ! Gouldsboro. He tells the wayward son that rest Olive and Lenora are spending a tew PERBA I could send M. B. a Mrs. Beans, Catsup, Vege- home Tuesday, Dec. 16. aged about every card, but i Annie Hodgkins of North Sul- in Bar Harbor. Is surest on a mother’s breast. instead will days tables, Fruits, Berries, Teas, He was born in wish you all a livan is keeping house for C. L. fifty-four years. And brings to all who here Merry ; and Coffee- ALL sojourn Christmas and a i Miss Martha Young, who broke her SUPERB. Center, but had lived many years in Happy New Year.” I Tracy. A sweet conclusion for the year. ankle a few weeks ago. is able to be Patronize him. Buy by the Case. Bar Harbor. He was first associated Miss Selected by N. I* H. Ruby Kidder, who has been about the house It's economical! in on crutches. business with Osmond Emery, un- Dear Aunt Madge and Sisters: employed at John D. Tracy’s, has re- on name Mrs. M. B. Jordan was a recent SUPERBA the Label. der the firm of Emery & Stew- I am glad •‘Narcissus” told us some- home. , visitor in where SUPERB for Table. art. painters. Later he became asso- Penobscot. Dec. 15, 1919. thing about the (turned Bangor, herdaugh- your books she has been Mrs. George Shaw died at her ciated with William Aunt Madge and M. B.’s: ter Sara is attending business col- Quimby in .the reading. I hardly seehow who home Milliken-Tomlinson Co., people at Gouldsboro Point Saturday. lege. painting and paper-hanging business. Merry Christmas to you all, and may do not enjoy can Portland, Maine 619 reading spend the I Dec. 13. Mr. Shaw and son Nathan Mr. Stewart had also served on the Friends of Miss Ethel Grover you have presents without number. long evenings of winter, especially if j have the sympathy of friends. re- police force. He leaves a widow, a After having read all the good letters they cannot work. I am alone cently gave her a genuine surprise nearly j Mrs**Albert Foss is in Winter Har- father and step-mother, Mr. and Mrs. we have been having lately. I hardly every day. and when I get real lone- party. L. W. Stewart of bor. The of Center, two broth- feel like writing, but if I add my mite some. a good story and knitting work juniors the high school are j Mrs. — ers, Lionel E. and F., and to are George Stanley, who has been engaged in rehearsals for a SAVE MEAT George it may be helpful our dear, patient company enough. I have just fin- ! play SAVE MONEY three sisters. Clara teaching at Chicken is with her "The Adventures of With every roast of Lulu, and Helen. Aunt Madge. I am saving “Narcissus’ ished reading "The Way of an Eagle." Mill, Grandpa." which ; parents in meat, poultry and game, -o- letter for Louise to read, so that she I wonder how many sisters have read Milbridge. they bope to present soon. and every baned can find new ways in her as it? ; Dec. 15. ■’Eittah.” fish, serve a lib- Bluchill Falls. cooking Dec. 15. S. eral amount of suggested therein. • You say you spent your The two-masted schooner Mildred Thanksgiv- STUFFING or We are all wondering where “Aunt ing with B. E. S.. and I do not need to DRESSING fla- May went ashore on Long Island, Maria” is. as she was house-hunting be told that you enjoyed it. One of aUbrrtisnnrntB. vored with Bell’s near Deep cove, in a recent gale. She In- when we last heard from her. Won’t the first places I remember as Seasoning. was visiting crease the not badly damaged, but will she miss all the animals she was so at when a little girl was her home, and ure and decrease need some repairs. fond of. if she lives in a or all life I the cost. Hotel city village? through my have spent many Allen, who has a fac- chefs recom- Roy canning But the posies will grow for her in any happy days with her and her daugh- ! mend it. If tory at North was here re- ters. Sedgwick, place, it seems. 1 do not see her very often now. for | cently, looking apples. “Ellis.” I was using the same recipe but often think of the good times 1 en- ! Dec. 15. rly you send “Crumbs.” for doughnuts that you sent to the Col- joyed with the girls. 10c for sam- -o- umn, so I know it is good. Have any sisters tried white Karo ple package. | Subscribe for the “Charity,” what you wrote of B. E. syrup for sweetening cofTe when the Ask Grocers For BELL'S SEASONING Ellsworth American S. I could echo. She is a life-long sugarbowl is empty? I like it much j better than brown sugar. I have sev- j eral quarts of crabapple juice canned until I can get sugar enough to make jelly. The poem. "The Thankful Spirit,” is flne* "Vashti.” * • * Good Evening. You Very Dear M. B.’s. I’m such a slacker that I hardly dare DON’T like a nice white greet you. but after a whole afternoon you of a patching, why fellow must chat a while, even if ’tis done with a pen.see! ’Tis a wild night, and we are so alone kitchen? Of course do— here; not a neighbor within hailing 5 To 7 Minutes For Tea you distance, and in the winter we sort of den up—not much visitinng or busi- tea 5 to 7 minutes never ness. Steep We see the lights way below us, more than 7. Don’t let it stand. Serve because it looks so clean. And and. far away. Rockland Breakwater light. Castine Head light and Sandy immediately Point light, and all these lights arc Thus you will All the company. Yes. if get good: laugh you want to; All the wholesome you’d like the mill that makes j they are. and I watch them and knit, harmlessness, I while my John chores. Then wre talk Without the harmful tannic acid. over what we have I seen in the papers OF COURSE. YOU MUST HAVE i and magazines, perhaps read a while TO and hold our cats, then wdnd the clock, GOOD TEA BEGIN WITH fix the fires and hie us to bed. Sleep fine, and the new' day brings more pa- THE pers and letters from here and there, and we do it allover—mix in the work RESTFUL and call it good, if not real social and TEA William Tell lively. 3419 Even the barn is lonesome this win- *• the fattest tea in Eastern Maine. ter. for we have only three cow kind, telling no bossies or young stock, so there’s Your dealer hat the sealed packets. to look —all Prices FLOUR nothing at. We do not say types. right. that we are farming now. No, we are Thurston and Kingsbury Co., Bangor, Me. just biding a we, ’till we sell out. ’Tis Your dealer also sells and recommends too much farm work for the man of T and K Coffee and T and K Extracts the house, and I’m not in love for the same reason. It’s with very cooking for the wod-sawyers, hay- clean from top to bottom—clean pressers and the threshers, with not a soul to help. Farming is as a getting to be pin. mighty expensive, what say? We are to sell clean the wheat going out and go to the village, By machines, is and be homesick ever after. scoured and the And here’s another lament: I * ground—then flour is sifted finest haven’t a pretty house plant; no, was through silk, ill this fall, when I should have been put into new clean sacks and fixing up my plants, so am left with a sealed. No human harid touches few slips and three hyacinth bulbs. Yes, and the rats stole the carrots. Did it until the sack is opened in you ever hear so many woes? Let me see. Aunt Madge asked for Feed YOUR Hens your kitchenfl a Christmas suggestion. I guess ’tis rather late for that, but I’d say, when We know wrant flour in or you your doubt, where there’s many kid- PORTLAND clean and pure and we take no dies. give the money, and never givo chances. foolish jimcracks. They are usually MEAT SCRAP Just something to catch dust or to THE EASY ECONOMICAL WAY hoard away and take up room. In these very hard times. I’d say, some- TO INCREASE EGG PRODUCTION Next time, tell your grocer—William Tell, thing to wear, eat, or the money. Made almost exclusively of BEEF Scrap it is safe »AW> The next was, what have we read? to use—«weet—has maximum protein value. This I’m mimsato' and get the very best. reading my books over that have season of year above all others it is to your ad- been loaned, and ’tis just like meeting vantage to usa it. The cut shows the style bag in old friends, and we all know that’s a feeler sells the genuine PORTLAND joy. I haven’t MEAT»jCATcUr many story books. I’ll SCRAP. It is worth insisting upon. WHITCOMB, HAYNES & WHITNEY mention some of the best that I’ve just A 24 page free memorandum book will be read. Coniston, by Winston mailed at your request. What address please? Churchil; "St. Elmo,” by Augusta J. Portland Evans; "Faith Gartney’s Rendering Co., Portland, Maine Girlhood,” Al.o by Mrs. A. T. D. Whitney; "The XMOuUctaran of PortJ.nd Bon. .nd M.al Me«l. Lamp- Portland Bone Meal and Portland Cracked Bone. (119) j lighter,” by Maria S. Cummins; and i tgaf jSotictB. i-cgal ftoitre*. West Franklin. STATE OK MAINE. Sprague. Charles E. atmmienimus Heirs Mr. and Mrs. William Rollins vis- Advertisement of Sale of Land, it being lots Nos. 9 STATE OP MAINE. rnllector’B and 10 by Dodge ited in Brewer last week. of Non-Resident Owners, plan, Collector's Lands bounded on north land of Advertisement of Sale of THE situated in by Lands of MAN HATER George a former taxes on lands Samuel W. heirs Non-Resident Owners. Butler, resident r-noaid in the Stockbridge town of Swans Island, on east by land of Edwin of this place, married, at East Ma- the 1919. f’ of Hancock, for year hy la,'evidence at previously paid, George R. Stewart and land lately? I don’t feel a bit like my- whooping cough. taxed as is sufficient to pay of ""ai estate Sylvia A. Stockbridge; on “so' mu'chKof The —doubly proven. due therefor, in- south rtal^ estate taxed as self,” thought Gwendolyn Ritchie, as Clark brothers have been suc- JJJ* amount including; by land of Cornelia E is sufficient to wav will l.e sold with- she cessful in Frank E. and charges, ,and Of sat pondering on the edge of the hunting of late, having Fernald, Waltham road, ferest auction at a" ^°S^by tit further notice at public A. shot several foxes. hall in said town, on the fra. Stockbrldge. bed, staring absently into the mirror Ellsworth Falls, says: “I had trouble Fellows one-half of Green Monday in February, 1920, at nine Undivided tte K,v?„ before her. “It be The hard freeze of last week with back and first 5.78 &.«. oTl^Vsl can’t jealousy. I my could hardly stand Stanley Winnie M. Land FebrU“ry’ 192"' at “ine was caused the local fishermen to hustle Amt. of never jealous of Fran in my life, the It was hard bounded on north hy land 2!cl0ckya.‘nm. out pain. for me to tax due of Name of Owner and their smelt tents, and fishing has cariton G. Joyce; on east by and De- Am’t yet, why am I so opposed to Hal, stoop over or straighten up. I had including shore of Old seription of Property already begun on the bay. Harbor; on Brawn Homer. Tax. all of a sudden—and since he read a great deal about Doan’s Kid- of Description Ini.and south by land of Chester Steuben, Me. just put nvime OwneV. R Mountain Claud Clark lias gone to East Ma- Pills charges. Stewart; on west lot from Hiram that on her ney and I got a supply. It took of Property.Property by land of ring finger? Goodness chias to cook for M. Hally. Hand bounded Augustus G. Dolliver. $3.98 Walter Lawrie. only one box to benefit me. I Tessic Build- Clark. knows. I want to see have land of George uigs on above Eaton, Heirs of Tre- my little sister on north by described land. 16.03 mont, Me. Since Mr. Bianchi was Hal since had return symptoms of the town farm neat on. Bass Harbor marsh and I here, \Y Joyce heirs, Edward R. I.and lot happy know she loves him—so his Adalbert bounded on hoimded N by B.W.Rich- Clark, local representative, has trouble, but Doan’s Kidney Pills, and land of Ilridges; north by land of ardson what is it? land of Alden P. Charles ; E by Pratt & Eaton; Jealousy? That awful shipped of black at E. G. Moore’s on east by Burns; on'east bv *>y specimens granite procured drug store, ***•»*'* land of Henry Clark; W Joyce; on Willis A. Stanley; on Marsh by* word—could It be that—but how could from their quarry. again gave me immediate relief.” and land of land creek. FrV'l Turner, jr.. of George B. it, for I never loved F. on west smith and bounded Hal—in fact my of the men here are (Statement given February 7, 1905.) Edmund Bridges; town road. House N landi& iEar°i\ lot- Many cutting of Old Harbor and on above by of P. W. Richard- affections On December bv Shore described laud. 20.46 son and have never been inclined to their winter supply of fuel on the 4, 1916, Mr. Fernald S. and M ilson, heirs of Wm. Whit- land of Edwin Stanley Francis I!. Hand bound- more; E mere said: “Colds sometimes disorder Austin Scott. Build- ed on north by road; S by Wm. any man, and never will be. Littlefield & Thomas land. my and of by land of Mar- W above described garet Hamblen; by marsh. Land are kidneys, but I can rely on Doan’s ingg on Munzell and shore; on of Clarence They a bother and quite trouble- Edward Urann has formed a $43.90 the east Clark, bounded Kidney Pills to relieve me. The sat- hy shore; on south by l- some. I know what it she partnership with E. O. Hardison in Mathelr. Contracting and west by land of xr Holmes; W by is,” finally I Rafrd1 Sylvia Henry Clark. Hadlock wood- the isfactory experiences have had with or unknown. Land. Quar- A. Stockbrldge. added to the reflection in granite base business. They Co Cottage on 1 perplexed Doan’s bounded on above w by town Kidney Pills strengthens my ry lot. so called, described land. 55.59 line «ound,ed have a large amount of stone cleared Swan’s E by the mirror. “Hal is Fran away faith in I nnrth bv land of David Massie Island. Me.. Dee. 12. 1919 ‘ni'..!,8 a.ml Henry taking and of them, and recommend them of A. B. Clark; by Robbins from plenty orders for the winter. and land Crabtree; MERRILL E. SADLER, B. me. I will be all alone.” more highly than ever.” by land of E. F. Ben- ^m- Herrick. Rich There are twelve inches of ice on nil east Collector of Taxes fad hounded N 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Mil- and land of C. A. Stan- Jot. by Roble The thought of all alone, the and ice will son by being sepa- ponds, cutting begin burn on south by shore of Old ri°,rrWO0w ^ al}d 5 Henry Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. ley STATE OF MAINE. by and °f Horen rated from Fran, who had been her this week. Harbor; on west by land of DIa?Uch" John cook at the Stinson Hooper. Engine Collrrtor'a Notice of Sale. Clark, Marion $17.16 only pal and confidant since their Coombs, Ober Including B.t Tremont. Me. mill at house. machinery land Mountain lot great loss had come Sorrento, was here for the North Lamoille. described land. npi\!real estate taxed Dorr. 19.1 Anna came land of Fred Turner; on east as is ton to work. Young Saturday from sufficient to pay the amount due Southwest Harbor. Me., Dec. 1„, 191J just know, Gwen that the by land of Stinson Hooper; therefor. Ritchie, Boston for the holidays. and west including interest and WILLIAM R. Harvard on south by shore charges, will be sold at KEENE. morning will come when you will wake Carter of Old Town spent Harbor. Wharf public auction Collector of Shepard and Hermon Holt are of Old on at k. of P. hall. West in said Taxes of the Town and last week with his parents, described land. En- Sullivan, Southwest Harbor. up find yourself head over heels Augustus home for the above town (the same being the where Carter and holidays from Charles- house. machin- place in love with wife. gine Including the last preceding annual town meet- the only man in the world ton, where they are attending school. on above described STATE OF ery ing ot said town was held) on the first MAINE. of Fran Mrs. A. L. Colby, who has been Derrick on above men,” had said time and time Dec. 22. Y. wharf. Monday of February. 1920, at nine Collector's Notice of Sale. visiting in Rumford Falls and Port- described wharf. o clock a. again to Gwen. Gwen m. had argued land Land, store lot. bounded on toE2P«Vioaxeia °?,,Iand situated in the two months, is home. .. Tax on town of with land of Lizzie E. Brooksville, in the county of Fran to the contrary, but without north by Baines of Owners, and De- Real Hancock, for the Clyde Jordan and wife have South on east by land of year 1919. for Hancock. Sprague; scription of Real Estate. Estate list results, Fran was firmly In favor Fred Turner; on south „„?’h.e fo.Ilowlne of taxes on real moved from their home on the cross by estate of non-resident of the George F. Merchant left Tuesday land of Mathew Baird Con- Bragdon, Theodore, Heirs of owners in the male sex. road to the Land bounded town of Brooksville for Ferry for the winter. for Boston. Co.; on west by land north by land the year 1919, tracting of Crabtree & committed to me for It was in this mood that Fran, with of Store on Havey; east collection for said Arthur Jellison, wife and little Eugene Sprague and south land of town ontlie seventh of Mrs. Susie Bishop is teaching at above described land. by Wil- day May, 1919 flushed cheeks, eyes and all Alice are liam B. remains unpaid; and sparkling daughter spending their va- Oak Trenton. Land, bounded on the north Blaisdell; west by notice is hereby Point, tide waters. if said excitement burst into the room, with cation with his W. W. Jel- land of Oliver Containing 2 F‘Yn uthat taxes. with interest parents, Mrs. G. by Bowley; acres. Value. and charges, are not lison and wife. W. Colwell and daughter on east by land of D. C. and $300. previously, paid, "Oh. Gwen, isn't It wonderful; Hal just Wharf on so much of the real estate who have been at C. H. C. Br.dges and Parker above lot. Value, taxed as is Edna, visiting sufficient to pay the amount due got the marriage license. I am so Miss Abbie Trundy of West heirs; on south ^ ?,60u- $28.80 there- S. Colwell’s, have returned to Pros- Bridges by Coleman. for, including interest and who land of E. F. Benson; on George. Shop on charges, will happy." Surry, is teaching in Lakeview, land of Crabtree at Public auction pect Harbor. west (loose lot No. & Havey. ,,fnf0ld at Brooks- with her by pond Value. v,Ue Town Hall in said “Yes, I'm for choked spent Friday night aunt, 5 Dodge plan. $75. 2 40 town, (the dear. glad you,” Dec. 22. W. by Heckman. Robert. Land same being the place where the Mrs.Laura Colby. Land, it being part of lot bound- last Gwen. ed north, east and south preceding annual town meting of said Dec. 22. C. No. 38 by the Dodge plan, by town was land of William held) on the first of are bounded on north, east and Robertson; Monday “But, Gwen, you crying. What -o- Hancock Point. west by town road. Contain- February, 1920, at nine o’clock a. m. south by land of Lester Stan- Name Is it, dear?" ing 1A acre. Value. $50. 1.60 of Owner and De- Am’t Grace ley; on west shore. — Seawall. Edith, Marcia, and Arthur by Jones. Mrs. Land bound- scription of Property. Land bounded on north Lucy. Tax “Nothing much, only I dread the Ball are home from and ed north, east and west Henry Stevens or Mrs. Peter Bangor and west by land of Thomas by Unknown. Benson is home from land of William Isaiah Jones woodlot in W. thought of giving you up to a—man. Dana Hodgkins from Hinckley for J. Stanley heirs; on east Robertson; Boston, where she has been by south town road. Brooksville, 10 acres, visiting. town on south by Con- value, be all but I don’t the holidays. road; by land 1 $50, Marriage may right, of taining acre. Value. $100. 3.20 $2.00 Mises Addie Brown and Agnes Eugene Sprague. Moon. Donald Sarah Ellison or believe it. I hate men and will have Pearl Gatcomb and have Land, it south L. Land bound- Unknown. Ward are home for the family being part of ed north Land in West holidays. lot No. 32 the by county road; east Brooksville, nothing to do with them.” i moved to Washington Junction for by Dodge plan, by land of bounded on N by L. G. Farn- Miss Brown is spending a few days bounded on north land of Byron Stevens; the winter. by south and west land of ham; E by highway; S by “I’m not with her Mrs. at Janies T. McKay; on east by silly, Fran; it's just my na- sister, Thurston, by heirs of Moses Hawkins. land Wm. Jones heirs; W by Miss Eleanor Ball left land of William on ture. Tremont. | Tuesday for Martin; 1 Mrs. O. L. 1 Perhaps you’re right. We can’t south land of H. Containing acre. Value. Tapley; acre; ! Mass. by L. Blais- $50. value $600, School closed Revere, dell and land of 24.00 get along without them, but I guess I Wednesday. An in- Eugene House on above Brooksville. Me.. Dec. 15. 1919 Dec. 22. M. R. on west lot; value, am teresting program, with a Christmas ! Sprague; by land of $475. WARREN H. not like other girls, for they mean — Charles Sadler. 16.80 CHATTO, ft. Osborne. R. W. Land bound- Collector of Taxes for the Town of tree, was arranged by the teacher. Land bounded on north and nothing to me but hard feelings and ed north on Brooksville. Alton Newman took the of Santa Just What He Had east by land of D. C and H. by county road; hatred." part Done. east by land of H. A. Holt; C. Bridges and Parker Claus. Each pupil received a pres- Charlie, to amuse himself as on south by land of D. STATE OF j trying Bridges heirs; on south MAINE. “Gwen, I will give you just one and there were by l.raman; on west land ent, several for the i best he could, came out of land of on by the garage Eugene Sprague; of heirs of Amelia Collector's Advertisement of Sale of month to meet and fall in love with teacher and Santa. It was much en- west by land of Lester Stan- Simpson. an old 1V2 acres. Value. $100. Lands of Non-Resident Owners. j dragging cobwebby umbrella, ley lot No. 26 by the the one and only. Remember, just one joyed by the parents and friends. Dodge House on above lot; value, Unpaid taxes on lands which after much exertion he plan. 111.2 situated in The Miss is was 900. 32.0 the town of Orland, in the month.” teacher, Bridges, spend- Blaisdell. Hollis L. Land county of I able to over his head. Searles. Thomas. Iaind bound- Hancock, for the 1919. ing her vacation at her home at West open His grand- bounded on north by land of year “But, Fran—" ed north and east by land of The following list of taxes on i mother, to the Addison F. Bridges; on east real Brooklin. coming door, called V Simpson heirs; south and estate of non-resident owners “No it. by town road; on south in the ‘buts’ about and what’s more, ! by west by land of Sagadahoc town of Orland j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newman vis- out, “Charlie, you put that umbrella land of David C. aforesaid, committed are to Bridges. Towing Co., owned in com- to me lor collection for said you going that dance tonight ! this House on above described town on ited here last week. ! right up minute.” Charlie piped mon with H.W. Dunbar. (75 the 31st day of May, 1919. remains un- with Hal and me. His chum has land. Blacksmith shop on just back, "I has dot it and I’se acres in all) 37 ^ acres. paid; and notice is hereby that j Wallace Kent, who has been at- | up doin above described land. given returned from a Value, $150. if said taxes with interest and hospital where he for a walk.” Land, woodlot. hounded on charges tending school here, has gone to Egg No. 2, two-thirds in common are not so has been north by land of C. E. previously paid, much of recovering from Injuries in Rock for the winter. and undivided, lot No. 117 the real estate taxed as is sufficient to light Subscribe for the American Sprague heirs; on east by town plan (25 acres in all) pay the amount due therefor, the service. Although he can’t dance, Dec. 22. land of Oliver L. Bowley and including T. E. D. $1.50 Per Year Sixteen and two-thirds acres. interest and charges, will be sold with- he will be there. was shcure of Goose on His leg Injured I pond; Value. $50. 6.40 out further notice at public auction at south and west land of and he hasn’t the use of It to the by Timayenis. D. T. Heirs of. the Town House in said town, on the Eugene Sprague, being lot Land, lots Nos. 6 and first Monday in No. 8 being February. 1920, at nine extent of dancing—but anyway, I atbrrtiaenuntB. by Dodge p’plan. 16.50 7. cection 5. division A. o clock a. m. Oliver L. Page Bowley. Land bound- plan. acres. Value. Name of Owner and De- promised Hal you would be there to ed on 1% $100. Am’t north, east and west House on above scription of Tax land lot; value, Property. entertain him, so that’s final.” by of Addison F. $2,500. Arey. Frank. Lot No. 116. on $9.55 Bridges; south by town No. 2. lot No. Brown. Mrs. I nurse to road. Land, being 4, Emily. Land of “So should play Hal’s Building on above de- section 9. division A. Charles Brewster estate. 2.52 scribed Page Oh, If Insist. Per- land. plan. % acre. Value. $75. Carter. John. Part of lot No. pals? well, you Land, undivided one-half of Stable and ice-house on 110. 3.28 I could do one more favor, lot No. 7 the haps you by Dodge plan, above lot; value. $325. 96.00 Carlisle. Myron R. Southern bounded on and fill In love with him.” the north by un- December 15, 1919. half of lot No. 117.according divided land of James W. E. F. to plan of Orland, and CLAPHAM. 13.35 “All right, we will make It a bet,” Alfred Sprague; on east Collector of Taxes. Gilbert. B. F. Heirs of Land by land or Clarence L. of F. A. W’entworth, 2.90 dared Fran. Smith; on south by Goose Grindle. George W. Home- Pond For hours after the dance was over and land of Hollis L. STATE OF MAINE. stead, part of lot No. 28, 8.60 Blaisdell and land of Charles Collector'll Notice of Sale. Gray, Alex. King Crockett and the two sisters were snuggled Sprague heirs. land; Daniel home- taxes on land situated in the Rogers under the Gwen tossed and Land, it being eastern half Unpaid stead, 10.50 covers, of town of in the of lot No. 33 by the Dodge Sedgwick, county Keener. Wm. A. Heirs. Land Hancock, for the 1919. sighed. Plan, hounded on north by year on east side of The Alamoosook, land of Alden P. Joyce; on following list of taxes on real bounded northerly, “Gwen, for goodness sake, what is east estate of non-resident owners in easterly by land of William Mar- the and southerly by land of T. F. town of for the the matter with you? What's on your tin; on south by land of J. Sedgwick year 1919. Mason; westerly by Alamoo- committed to me for collection for r: McKay; on west by land 18.10 mind?” of said town on the seventh Thomas J. Stanley heirs. day of May. Kingman. E. L. Lot No. 112 1919. remains and “Nothing much—only a man—I mean Land, being lot No. 4 the unpaid; notice is of Orland; lot of Grain by that if by plan Dodge plan, bounded on the hereby given said taxes, with land bounded northwesterly I was wondering if Ray had ever been Corporation north by land of Adelbert nterest and charges arc not previously by the original town line; so estate in I mean Isn’t it too bad Ray Torrey and land of Mina A. paid, much of the real taxed southerly by town l-; as is sufficient to line; staples heirs; on east by pay the amount due northeasterly and south- was Injured, for he is such a fine fel- Standard Pure Wheat of therefor. including interest and [and D. C. and H. C. westerly by range line. 10.50 low? So different from the rest—the Bridges and Parker Bridges charges, will be sold at public auction Lee, John J. and Clement R. neir8; on south by land of at Town House in said town,(the same Cottage and lot at Alamoo- most Individual male I ever met. Maine w Baird Contracting being the place where the last preced- sook; land of E. Starr, 10.50 annual town meeting of said town let's to and for- Flour now available ,v ‘iP .west by Goose pond, ing Pendexter. William. The Har- “Oh, well, go sleep undivided was held) on the first Monday of Feb- one-fourth of riman island and cottage, 2.33 get it—but remember, it Is not love, Privilege on Quarry ruary. 1920. at nine o’clock a. m. Sparrow, Mrs. R. D.. Heirs of wharf on land of Addison Name of Owner and De- Ain’t Land of Parker Keyes. 4.80 hut only sympathy for his poor leg." HIS is the flour recently purchased by Bridges. 13.99 scription of Property. Tax. Swazey. Thomas J. Land of Emerson. 75 and Prank O. Land bound- William » acres, former homestead of D. Swa- “Sympathy understanding spell the Government to sell to the at aP,r*ls- and public J? ®n north. east, south and house, barn henhouse. zey. bounded northerly and true friendship, and that Is the seed l)y land of John Fred Land bounded on the north easterly by Dead River 6c that is, JER of Win. J. of love.” approximately per pound; House on above de- by land Willins; stream so called; southerly Rftw- east by land of Wm. Emerson; 75c 12 and scni^, ,and 10.88 by lot 65; westerly by range “Y’ou are certainly a sentimental lit- around for pound package L. Heirs. Land west by land of Wm. J. Wil- line and Dead River, 6.70 ^•Willisoounded on north by land of bur; south by land of Thomas Sparrow. Arthur D. Pasture tle mite, but don’t you be so sure $1.50 for 24'/2 pound package. w Asthbury. nf Gross and land land of Capt. Sparrow. 4.80 that I am In love—I’m not." u*\U A. 60 acres bounded on the falling v,v"attie Stanley; on east Orland, Me., Dec. 15,1919. It is a favored cooks. north Bluehill town line; were flour, good Rm.*u0re Old Harbor; on by H. H. DUNBAR. The next three weeks busy good by south by land of James east by land of Robert Asth- Collector of Taxes of the Town of Or- T. ones for Fran, preparing for the un- Cut down the cost of Unit- on west town bury and Moses Carter;south land. living by buying road yij by west land House on above de- by Ridge road; by eventful day that spelled happiness or similar scribed of Thomas and ed States Grain Corporation Flour, land. $11.15 Asthbury STATE OF MAINE. had Wm. Emerson, $26.86 to her. True, she noticed flowers Heirs. Land Collector’s Advertisement of Sale of from dealers. boundV,!Ulam Closson. 5 acres of flour, your SW on north south and Angie Lands of Non-Resident Owners. and letters coming to Gwen, but in by la,,d of Charles land and house land, bound- Kem taxes on lands situated in her excitement had not given her pre- °.n ^ast by shore of ed on the north by Ridge Unpaid This crop of Soft Red Winter Oidu the town of Penobscot, in the county year’s House on above road; east by land of Curtis diction a thought. de.„Jfcb°r. of Hancock, for the 1919. land, 9.81 J. Durgain; south by land of year Wheat is flour of excellent Herp8uLlbe!i The list of taxes on real The before Fran’s had yielding F. Land Charles H. Page; west by following night wedding bounrt .Charles of non-resident owners in the north undi" land of Charles H. Page, be- estate Gwen showed much Interest bread v?d2idy town of Penobscot aforesaid, for the arrived making quality. of William Her- ing a private road. 1.02 rickVa,nd. 1919. committed to me for collec- In the Anal touches of her sister’s M‘ stinson heirs; Sedgwick. Me.. Dec. 16. 1919. year on ea*..® > tion for said town on the 10th day of Housewives should become by town road; on WILBUR S. “I'm so glad, I acquaint- so' ,t88 DANIELS, June, 1919, remain and notice trousseau. Fran, only land of William unpaid; Herrir.kby Collector of Taxes for the Town of is that if said taxes with wish tomorrow wen? and ed with this flour. will on west undivid- hereby given my passport splendid They ed lJSi by Sedgwick. interest and charges are not previously William Herrick date for ed so much of said real estate taxed happiness." find that it works and rises beirs. House paid, easily ,«n ai.'„Stln?on as is sufficient to pay the amount due “You mean you'd like to marry Hal. 'tilne \?v? described land. 22.07 STATE OF MAINE. interest and The fermentation is Boat Co. therefor, including Fran. quickly. vigorous Wund„?tor Land will be sold without further yourself?” questioned north lan‘> of Collector’s Advertisement of Sale of charges, is Lillis™ 2." by notice at auction at Town Hall and and the resulting loaf Herrick and land of Lands of Non-Resident Owners. public “Hal. nothing—his pal—Ray. Love healthy Jt gu?1 in said town on the first Monday in on short 8United States Grain Hattie by land of —and a property in his virtues.—Em- "That’s funny; It took Hal seven Corporation a® a?!68,1 lot. 9.75 (Flour Division) Frank Bulduc. Cottage and erson. months to ask me to marry him, and ^bovAe glK^^ln.. 32.18 lot 3.50 2tl for to ask littli* 42 Broadway New York Verona, Me., Dec. 15, 1919. only days Ray my ^TmTCthe American Subscribe for the American •man-hating’ sister. Guess you win, Collector of Taxes of the Town of $1.30 a Year. Verona. $1.50 per year Gwen; men are different, after all.” CENSUS ENUMERATORS. trgal -Notiers, legal yotire* ftmi iiotirea. £tic veilswortl) American Aotiuv STATE Or MAim STATE OF MAIXE. ecutor without giving bond, presented Names of Those Who Will Count \OTU E OK PUBl ISHED Collector's Advertisement of Sale of To the Honorable, the by George M. Hall, the executor there- Pobwi Noses in Hancock Judge of the Whereas. * *E' County. Lands of Non-Resident Owners. Probate Court in and for the County in named. Bertha P Uran EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON P. Steele, late of van. County of Hm.,./, n of a,.u F. \V. Clair of Waterville. Unpaid taxes on lands situated in of Hancock: Sylvester South- super- West Harbor, in said county, deceased. Maine, by her mortgage rtk, St»t> the town of Sorrento, in the County of Respectfully represent Georgia A. tw visor of census for this district, an- A certain instrument to be enty-tfrst day ELLSWORH, MAINE Hancock, for the year 1919 I Tracy. Alice T. Graves and Marion purporting and of8AuluW*^ t? nounces the enumerators the last will and testament of said de- recorded In the D following The list of taxes on real ! Whitten, all of Mount Desert, in said Ttam-'A iff BY THE following: ceased. together with petition for pro- registry of deed.. In for Hancock county towns. estate of non-resident owners in the I county, that and Eleanor B. Klt- ISO. book t,.Co8»5 they bate thereof and for the appointment conveyed to C. H. Di, HANCOCK COUNTY CO. town of Sorrento for tredye of Bar Harbor, in said life r?eef42 PUBLISHING Bar Harbor—Herbert Roland aforesaid, the county, of Fred I* Mason, administrator with time, a certain lot In 1919. committed to me and Edith McKay and land e'b"’ h? year for collec- Mary the will annexed, presented by Rena F. with buildings theren- ^ ^ Howard, Delta E. Richardson, tion for said town on McKay of Morris Park Unc TitoS. Editor sod Manager. the fifth day of Buzz ell. a named in said Sullivan, aforesaid, Frank F. remains Island. And Estella of Brook- beneficiary bound,.,?'‘“‘'hi I Higgins, Hugh Spratt. May. 1919. unpaid; and notice McKay will. The executrix named in said will •crtbed as follows, to is that if lyn. iny the state of New York. Etta at wit- j? SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. Bluehill—Edward J. Williams. hereby given said taxes, being now deceased. the county road leading Sinnli» with interest and are not Isomer of Moncton. New Brunswick, bo, O at the in charges, pre- Calvert R. Bridges, late of Swan's southeast ■Strictly Advance) Brooklin—Albert H. Jane. so much of the real es- and Charmian London of Glen John \ co^nV* viously paid, E’.ien. Island, in said county, deceased. Pe- Turner house lm of °» * Brooksville—Olden D. tate taxed 48 is sufficient to the state of California, are the devisees then, e 3 y**T.f 1-60 Six months.75 Tapley. pay tition that Frank E. Bridges or some by the east line 8?JcaHtt amount due therefor, inter* liviny in different states of Annie M. Turner lot of Four Bucksport—Frank L. Franklin. including other suitable person be apointed ad- northerly to tail months.50 Three oi nths 38 est and charges, will be sold without McKay, late of Bar Harbor, in said the Castine and T. ministrator of the estate of said de- thereof; thence by Single Verona—George further notice at public auction at the county of Hancock, deceased, who left J»™'rin o, the ‘ha,Corth*ai Copies.05 ceased. without giving bond, present- said Turner lot Coombs. Town Hall in said town, on the real estate in said county of Hancock. the east no^ first ed Effie S. widow line of land now L The homestead lot of the by Bridges, of said oi-e?ler'l’It ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION. Isles and Mt. Desert— Monday in February. 1920, at nine said deceased. of heirs of fflram Cranberry o’clock a. m. Annie M. with the said Knu-ry Or,hfor™ir2 McKay, together Emeline F. Ginn, late of Southwest east line of said J George E. Turner. buildings thereon, situated at Town neire north, la,Jh<,"<*"f Business communications should be »d- ; Emery. C. and W. D., Heirs of Harbor, in said deceased. Pe- riy to the n, Hill in said town of Bar Harbor, and county, n,r r \ MiJ Dedham, Mariaville, Otis and Land bounded on north tition tuat .Josie E. Meader thereof; th nee by the dre^.-tc. o. .\ud *11 checks and money urclets by being the same lot her husband. Daniel or some said n.hast cot” Waltham—Mrs. Margaret Grover. town road, east by T. B. and other suitable person be ad- Emery lot and by the J08"1 line Jr made to The Hancock W. McKay, bought of William Thomas appointed the Salter payable County Pub- G. F. Mitchell; south by land ministrator of the estate of said de- lot. 12r,h «»e2 Deer Isle—Winslow C. Haskell. about the year 1886 or 1887. the east SicZlIed lishing Co Ellsworth. Maine. of G. A. Parcher and others; containing ceased, without line of wffat was ster|y about four and one-half giving bond, presented ll Eastbrook. Franklin and town- west land of J. B. originally Josie E. College Land; thence by Meynell acres. however, by Meadfcr. daughter of said by ships 9 and 10—Vernon G. Haslam. and town road, containing 22 Excepting, the church deceased. of said College Land Hn3 lot containing about one-fourth acre, »euth line of nortw£a,t DECE '1 HER 24,1919 acres more or less. Valua- William H. Freeman, late of Mount land of what th' WEDNESDAY, Ellsworth—Ward 1, Pearl S. and a lot containing about two acres tion. $265.00. Tax. 17.95 Desert. In said county, deceased. Pe- ly H. Dunbar ward 2, Harold conveyed to Murray Lurvey by said si nlV* south “fS'TP line Io7 ?v,,orm-r- Hutchings; Emery and Whitcomb. Land tition that M. L Allen or some other easterly to a •?',"« bv Daniel McKay in his lifetime. ston, about Another bill has wards 3 and 4. Harold V. bounded on north by land of suitable person be adminis- on-- rod east of?,cak« and daylight-saving Wheelden; 2. A certain lot or of land appointed li.i F. A. Brinton; east land parcel trator of the estate of said road, so-called; been Moore; ward 5. Dana Maddocks. by situated at said Town deceased, introduced in Congress. But of Dwight Braman; south Hill, known as the presented line of land of AmbrosethenceVy'tSk? by Heman Richards by Eva R. Ober, daughter of .SimtiLe8'**« Gouldsboro and Winter Harbor— land of Greely and lot. containing nine said deceased. westerly to the center of the Patrons of Husbandry are still Hamlin;^ acres, more or less. Being the same hn S>tV Dallas C. Ashe. west by waters of French- Henderson R. Cotton, late of road; thence by said conveyed toy Heman Richards to said Orland. to Frankifr41*- doing business at the old stand. They mrfh s bay.containing 10 acres in said county, deceased. Petition that southerly the George |?k'K r»W Hancock—Mrs. "Etta H. Clark. Daniel W. McKay about the year 1886 home lot; thence more or less. Valuation. Samuel B. Holt or some other suitable by the nnsi, ■will knock the or 1887. home ,!le daylights out of the Lamoine and Trenton—Frank $250.00. Tax. 17.50 person be administrator of sajal lot westerly nt 3. A certain lot or of land appointed »«t to°tt,h Dunbar. Emery. Mrs. H. L. Heirs of. parcel the estate of said deceased, corner thereof; thenee i.,">rth- new bill. situated at said Town Hill presented w.-st line of A triangular lot of land containing «\v Mary A. Holt, an heir of said de- said home lot ,h* Orland—Merle W. Gray. eight acres, more or less, and west aid bounded on north and east by known ceased. line of Dunbar Brothe?. J1* «k« as the William Higgins lot. Being the ly tothe Penobscot—Mrs. Nella F. Bridges. town line; south by land of Bertha E.Hey wood, late of Bucksport. southwest eorner nr *f"'th'n The best news that has come out heirs of same conveyed by William Higgins to the said Dunbar « S. P. Chilcott; west In said county, deceased. Petition that Brothers,r!- °f Bridges. said Daniel W. McKay, for full de- the southsooth liceline tk—.V thencethi*,"i IJ of the costs by town road, containing Augustine L. Heywood or some other thereof blue-sky living turmoil Sedgwick—Percy M. Sargent. scription see book 381. of the P ran kiln easVeriy'f.® \ one-half acre more or less. page334. suitable person be adminis- road; thence by L#“it Registry of Deeds for said Countv of appointed lin road ,a; for a long time is the announcement Southwest Harbor and Tremont— ! Valuation. $25.00. Tax trator of the estate of said deceased, southerly to the' ao ,.?cb Hancock. lot; thence the Eben Clark. Proctor. Dr. F. I. Island without Riving bond, presented by north that the great con- 4. A certain lot or of land i by th. 11*7, meat-packing known as Dram Island. Val- parcel Augustine L. Heywood. son of said northwestcornerofthe sim'"!0'!! Stonington—Henry B. Smith. containing seven acres more or leas, i by said White lot cerns have uation. $500.00. Tax. deceased. im iv ,?!','1". agreed to confine them- and known as the Nathan lot. I land of the « Vernon Small. Preble. E. H. Heirs of Land Higgins Ida E. Norwood, late of Southwest said grantL L1,n' Being the same Nathan to the selves to the meat business hereafter. H. bounded on north by town conveyed by Harbor, in said countv. deceased. Pe- southerly, northeast ,K„",r'l!'r Surry—Fcank Treworgy. Higgins to said Daniel W. about the Amos B. *f 1 road; east by sections A. B. McKay tition that George C. Whitmore or Simpson home lnt0r?£r In consideration of the Swan's Island and Marshall's Is- the year 1911 or 1912. the north line this, govern- C. and D. in division 3; south some other suitable person be by of the aa, ? i. he’t' A more particular and full ap- lot and the ment land—Nelson T. Morse. by waters of Frenchman's descrip- pointed administrator of the estate of by north has discontinued the proceed- tion of each of the above described lots the heir* of |*n”of W«“• bay; west by section 5. di- said deceased, presented Thomas Etta Simpson lot is hereto appended. by O. to the ings instituted against the packers vision One. town road, and Norwood, father of said deceased. northeast come? of That the owners of said real estate said last thestebli^* land of F. P.Noyes, contain- William H. Freeman, late of Mount mentioned S last summer, but has cannot dispose of their inter- thence imns?,,? 01 wisely had Is- ing 15 acres more or less. separate Desert, in "said county, deceased. Pe- northerly hy the 're ests without loss. the land of th? * sued an Valuation. $1,000.00. Tax. 30.00 tition that George Henry Freeman or *ii,l Etta Ri*"' injunction decree to make Intelbgencr. Wherefore your petitioners that heirs to th»* C. H. pray some other suitable person be brook flowing f ®p#0“l “Do nn'm*1' WORKMAN. Abram Gilpatri-'k or some other appoint mill the packers stick to their think?" asks a scien- suita- *‘law of said l houl? or four ti’ues before paying expenses, among deceased. rann; thence by the east tinsofthe'uu ^ holdings in stock yards, terminals lying down to said ; ^ beneficiaries according to their Ira Shaw, lane (It being the weat go to sleet>. ••vhile a man. without STATIC OP MAINE. respective late of Oouldsboro. in Mne of i0*?! and cold" giv- rights therein said deceased. s heirst storage warehouses, and this county, First account ing the matter any thought. lies down, COUNTY OP HANCOCK ss ninth day of December. A. ®li* R- \*vly to said countySimVM,n road. siutht? their interest in December ^ jof Nyman. administra- said thenceZ market newspapers, 2 4th A. D. 1919. FhG^d trix. riled for settlement. Also county road westerly to hi !. goes to sleep ant! then turns over sev- Taken this private of twenty-fourth day of De- GEORGIE A. TRACY. account of said beginning. This and to forever dissociate themselves Ella R. Nyman, liled oJnvJa* PUjudgment rendered the Brooksville. ito Jam,-s \\ t by Supreme said county, deceased. First account of rann r|:it..,l ,... Judicial Court for the of STATE OF recorded in county Pe- MAINE. Everett u Gray, administrator filed th, said nobscot. at the term thereof }*«*•book 1 So. IT- regfcffii begun HANCOCK. SB. for settlement. / page And vher»T£! RED CROSS ROLL. and held on the first ^ I’rehle Tuesday of Octo- At a Probate Court held at Ellsworth Everett C. Johnson late of Bluehill. has sin,,- East. ber A. D. 1919. to wit. on the 5th of in andsnlt1 A.the undersigned deceuS day in and for saiu County of Hancock on said county, deceased. First and was on th- ”, December A. D. 1919. in favor of Web- day of November. the sixteenth day of December in the flna. account of Mary F. Johnson, ex- t»i*. duly aMah? Complete Enrollment in Recent ster P. Chute of in ed administrator of SAVINGS DEPARTMENT PASS BOOK Holden, the county year of our Lord one thousand nine ecutrix. filed for settlement. the estate??0??! No. 497. issued of Penobscot and State of s.id C. H Drive in Hancock County. by the savings depart- Maine, hundred and nineteen, an ad- Sarah A. Smith, late of Ellsworth, in Preble; and ? against Hattie H. Carter of being’ condition of said wheVea, ment of the Burrill National Bank of Ellsworth, journed session of the December \ D. said county, deceased. First and final mortgage haj been Fred C. of Bar in the county of and and now remains Lynam Harbor, Ellsworth. Me.Finder will pleas- leave Hancock State of 1919 term of said court, on the fort- account of Charles L» Smith, adminia- broken, now there- Maine, for five fore, reason county chairman of the Red Cross same at or mail to the bank. 83 Main hundred eighty-seven going lrat°r. filed for settlement. by of the breach of th. dollars fifteen petition. condition street. Ellsworth. cents, debt or That C. H. Preble, late of thereof. I ,-latm a roll call, has just and damage, ORDERED, notice thereof be Sullivan, in said Krertos,?! completed figures thirty-seven dollars to of said mortgage In behalf ninety-four given all persons interested, by caus- i S®unty-.deceased. First account of W. of sa d A of the enrollment in Hancock HANDKERCHIEFS—ON DEC. 12. BE- cents costs of suit, and will be sold at a B tate and give this notice county, ing copy of said petition and this or- Biaisdell. administrator, filed for for that eu-op- tween Surry and East Surry public auction at the pose. showing a total enrollment of 3,540. postofflces. Sheriff s Office in der thereon to be published three settlement. box containing handkerchiefs. Finder said Eilajvorth. to the weeks Arthur H. Dated at Sullivan Maine, this Mr. is much highest bidder, successively in Th. Ellsworth ■ Sargent, late of Sedgwick 8th ™yday Lyman gratified at the please leave at American office. on the twenty-sixth of in said of December. A. I>. 191 day January American, a newspaper published at : county deceased. Second and showing. and credit to A. D. 1920. at ten o'clock in final W. R gives the fore- Ellsworth in said countv. that they* account of Henry W. Sargent, ad- BI.AISDELL noon. the following described es- Administrator of estate the local chairmen and soliciting £aLr. real may appear at a Probate Court to be [ ministrator. filed for settlement of Charles jfoi tate and all the ihic taght.*•&***■• title andAiiu inter-iuier- held at Ellsworth in and for Warren G. late of H. Preble. committees in the several towns. said coun- Haynes, Trenton, __ est which the saitlsaitfUaitlc Hattlc t-lH. Carter on in suld has ty. the third day of A. D. county, deceased. First and \OTI('K OF The WOODLOT CONTAINING 15 ACRES. ami had in and to the February FORFJ |.0«il RC. complete enrollment in the same on the 192ft. at ten o’clock in the forenoon. 1 final account of Edith H. Leiand. ad- 3 miles from Ellsworth, in Trenton nineteenth day of MarchA. D. Whereas Charles S. Leland county, by towns, is as follows: 1918. at and show cause, if any they have, ! ministratrix. filed for settlement and Mary woods. Your first year's wood off this eight twenty o'clock in the why I^iura A. Inland, both of the town of forenoon, the prayer of the petitioners should not 1 Jane Herrick, a minor of Mo nt Amherst lot will pay for it. B. Stanwooi. the time when the same was Desert. of 6 >£I. attached be granted. Brookline, county of Norfolk, com- County Hancock. State of Harrington. Maine. on the writ in the same Maine. by their Bar Harbor 693 suit, to wit monwealth of Massachusetts. Petition mortgage deed d\tcd A certain lot or of BERTRAND E. CLARK. July ltfth. 1909. and re.orded parcel land situated filed by Charles F. Herrick, guardian, in the Bass Harbor. 82 in said Ellsworth and rtgistry of deeds for said SLEIGH—JUMPER IN GOOD CONDI bounded and de- Judge of Probate. for license to sell certain real estate Hancock Bluehill scribed as follows, A true in hook 161 153 tion. Apply to W. H. Titus. Ellsworth to wit: Bounded on copy. of said minor, situated in Swan's Is- County, page 297. .-on- the north to John W. by the homestead of the late Attest: ROBERT P. land. Hancock State of veyed Somes of the town of Bucksport 296 Martha KING. , county. Maine Mount Jellison; on the west by Han- j and more Desert\ (now deceased) a cer- Castine NEW MILCH COW: ALSO 12 WEEKS Register. fully described in said ^pe- 187 cock street; on the __ tain lot or of land too old shoats south by Spruce tition. parcel ther with Irving Stackpole, R. F. I). street, and on the the thereon, situate Cranberry Isles 6 3. Me. east by land former- Whalen. Gertrude Mav buildings in s>id Ellsworth, ly owned STATE OF M V I \ K. ™*9l\arl<'8 ft, Mount Desert, and bounded and de- Dedham by Sylvanus Jordan and the halen and Clifford Whalen, minors of 31 heirs of HANCOCK ss. scribed as the late Benjamin Tinker, con- Sullivan in Mid follows viz beginning in Deer Isle county. Petition the 244 taining one hundred and At a filo.l middle of the County road BSanU®. fifty square Probate Court held at Ellsworth by Henry O. Whalen, guardian. for leading East rods more or less. For a in and license through Somesvillf. in the southwest Bluehill. 9 better de- tor said County of Hancock, on to sell certain real estate of reference is line of land of William T. Eastbrook scription hereby made to the sixteenth day of December, in the said minors, situated in Sullivan In formerly 16 DRESSING BOUGHT AND deed from Charles Mason (now of Bloomfield II. REMOVED Jarvis to Sewall W. year of our Lord one thousand nine said county, and more fully described Smith); Eggemoggin (Brooklin) 133 Apply to M. R. Carlisle. Carlisle's Sta- Perkins, dated October in thence following said line north seven- 1. 1863. and re- hundred an nineteen, being an ad- said petition. ble, Ellsworth. or Ellsworth 476 corded in Hancock Registry in book journed session of the Henrietta W. Porter, late ty-three degrees west, thereabout December A D of Man- fourteen 119, page 361. 1919 v rods; thence south de Franklin meaning and intending term of said court.LUUI 1. chester. Massachusetts, deceased. Pe- thirty 54 to grees west nine convey and conveying the same tition filed by Alexander rods to a spruce 3tak*. Gouldsboro purporting tot S. Porter thence .-r... 8 premises...... described therein.merein. beAscertain a of ^instrument the one of the exeeutors following a line parallel with exceptingExcepting® copy last will and testa of the last will Ikclp Blanks. andanH inn V. ... ■ and the Mason (now Smith) line to the mid- Hancock .. reserving, however, therefrom rnent of William Baker testament of said 83 that Thompson, late deceased, that dle -lauusmall lot of land of Hudson, in the amount of the of the aforesaid County road: Islesford 49 MAN TO DRIVE MILK CART—GOOD conveyedcuintyea byDy thetne the county of Lenawee inheritance tax on herein to and state of the estate of thence along the middleoftheaforesaid wages and steady job: married man Martha Thomas by Michigan, deceased, and said deceased, be deter- Mariaville .... ,\ eed «road to the first mentioned 1 5rantor:- dated :: May—"auu 26. 11*02. and ecurueu probate thereof mined by the of County preferred. House rent free, and other < recorded in said state of judge probate in said*2'. 1 rr c *- < .. i. .. 1 a-j. A t1*l,e bound and one hundred Orland 103 privileges. S. S. Estey, R. 1. Ells- Registry in book 376. pace 341. Michigan, duly authenticated, having Frderic May late of Washington, containing r or source of been twenty-six rods more or less. Otis worth. my title see deed from presented to the Judge of Probate restrict of Columbia, deceased. Peti- square 6 Sewall W. Perkins for oUr tion The above described lot is the same as to Chas. H. Robin- said County of Hancock for the filed by Eugene Goff, executor of Northeast Harbor 139 son dated 26. of the last that eon rayed by warranty deed from BOYS TO SELL VANILLA AFTER April 1876. and recorded being allowed, filed and re- will and testament of said de- in book lo2. purpose George B. Somes to F In- Penobscot 112 school. For $1.00 will send page 412. Deed from said corded in the Probate Court of our said ceased. that the amount of the Benjamin you 8 bot- Perkins inher- land. dated fourth tles that retail for 25c each. Send for to_ Lycurgus Perkins dated County of Hancock, and for letters itance tax on the estate, of said de- January eighteen Prospect Harbor 53 June 30. 18,4 and ceased. hundred and amlAeoorded free sample bottle. recorded in book 149 testamentary to issue to Gamaliel be determined by the of fifty-four Seal Harbor pag* 121; deed from Judge in the of deeds 62 WAKEFIELD EXTRACT CO.. said Robinson to Ingham Thompson. Royal Wheeler probate. *ui registry forifcan'^ak me dated County in book 97. page 381. which Somesville 32 Sanbornville. N. H. August 16. 1886. and recorded Thompson and William Henrietta V. Tower, late of in said Royal Thomp- Rexlm^ said mortgage was assigned by South registry in book 207. page284. son, executors named in said will. No ton. Massachusetts, deceased. Petition duly Gouldsboro 29 and deed from John A. Somes. Administrator of the said Lycurgus Perkins re(»uir*d *>y the terms of hy Philip C. Lockwood and Ellen Sorrento to me dated said M.?,lei estate of said John W Somes, to John 10 July 9. 1892 and recorded wifi”8^ Tower, administrators of the estate jttmalt 1brip Cfiantrh. in book 264. A. Somes In his individual capacity by Stonington 153 page280. A14 of the fore- ORDERED, That notice thereof be ®J deceased, that the amount of going given the instrument dated March 17. 1919. and property being the same as de- by publishing a copy of this or- inheritance tax on the Swans Island 63 scnbed estate of recorded in said of deeds. voL in deed Edward K. Hopkins to der three weeks in said deceased, be registry Southwest help successively The determined by the 544. and “Harbor. 93 SHOTEL wanted Hattie H. Carter by deed dated October Ellsworth American. a Judge of probate. page. 299: newspaper in h!l Surry ..rd. 1914. recorded in Hancock printed at Ellsworth, in said Hopkinson. Whereas said John A. Somes .*.. 28 help needed daily year around. Regis- County of -'!.ary late of Cara- said mort- try of Deeds, book 536. page 520. Hancock, prior to the sixth of individual capacity assigned "Waltham 18 HOTELAll kinds of hotel work for first-ci«es day Jan- deceased, peti- me. in- WARD W. WESCOTT. uary A. D. 1920. that y°n.ft*ed by Charles gage to the undersigned by West reliable hotels in Maine, a so the they may appear Almy of said strument dated 2 1919 ar.d Gouldsboro. 38 leading Sheriff. Court then to he Cambridge, that the December summer hotels and camps tne season. held at praying appolnt- Winter during Ellsworth, in and for to be recorded in said registry; and Harbor 49 Those to secure reliable said County of as trustee tinder wishing hote' posi- Hancock, at theitlonerthe Iasi will Whereas the conditions of said West tions soould alwavs call STATE OF MAINE. ten o’clock in the /ore- and testament of said Sullivan 25 or write to the noon. and d mortgage have been and still remain Maine Hotel show' cause, if any they confirmed by safd court, Agrkcv, new quarters. 47 Ms'u Collectors Advertisement of Sale rSSa w broken, reason of said breat h of the of have, against the same. " " escott. late of by street. Established 38 years. We know the Lands of i. Castine. foreclos- Non-Resident Owners. in said county, deceased. conditions thereof I claim a 3540 hotels aua proprietors Fares BERTRAND E. First and no- personally. paid Unpaid taxes on lands situated CLARK. final account of ure of said mortgage and give this to any from in of Percy M. VCescott ad- point Biugor. the A Judge Probate. tice for that as law pro- town of Bucksport, in the county A true ministrator. filed for purpose by of copy. settlement. vided. WAR RISK Hancock, for the year 191!). Somea- late of INSURANCE. Attest: n ,1- Moui Mt. Maine. December 8. 1919. “CAN YOU BRAID YOUR The ROBERT P. KING. Desert.^ie^mi°nd.. in said Desert. HAIR?" IF following list of taxes on real county,tvuinj. deceasedUPCPiiS^'l Fir-11 accountumoriiint of --- o so. you can obtain pleasant, and estate of non-resident owners Register. George A. Somes FRANK W. LEI .AND. Peters Gives easy in the and Henr Congressman Timely well-paid work making braided rugs town of Bucksport aforesaid, for the iley- executors, filed for settle By Peters & Crabtree, his attorneys. for STATE OF MAINE. us right in your own home. When year 1919. committed to me for collec- Warning to Service Men. HANCOCK ss. writing for further particulars, send lion for said town on the twenty-third Richmond I* Somes, lste of Moun Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge. a small mat to day of At a “W Congressman Peters writes to The sample show the tpualitv May. 1919. remains unpaid; and Probate Court held at Ellsworth Mnn'*r«i T county, deceased. Peti In the matter of of and are notice is in and for ®,ed by A American as follows: braiding sewing you capable hereby given that if said said County of on George Somes, one o of Pinkham taxes, with the Hancock, 5L®Bthe executors of the AUDEN A. KELLEY. Bankrupt. doing. Associates. Inc., mtert-st and charges, are Bixtwenth day of December, in the last will and tes Ihave received the 309 Anderson not lament of said In just following ; St.. Portland Maine. previously paid, so much of the Lorfi °ne thousand nine deceased, that th Bankruptcy. real estate taxed as is hundred our.,and amount of the of statement from the director of the sufficient to pay nineteen, being an ad- inheritance tax on th To the Hon. Clarence Hale. Judge PERMANENT POSITIONS AT GOOD the amount due journed session of the estate of said deceased, he the the l rated Bureau of War Risk therefor, including in- December \ 1) determlnei District Court of Insurance: pay for women and amid terest and will be 1919 term of said b> Judge of probate. of Maine. girls, pleas- charges, sold with- court. W'!’,e States for the District It is for service men to ant and out further notice at A Ilham A. Pert, late of Hafbor. important surroundings congenial work- public auction at certain instrument purporting to Sedgwick ii Alden A. Kelley of Northeast know that under ers. in Alamo said county, the law. in order to newly-equipped, well-lighted theatre in said town, on the »iil and testament of Mary deceased. First and fin-i Mt. Desert, in the County of Hancock be eligible for for dis- and well-heated office. If have first in i.h<; last,tate of S compensation you a Monday February. 1920. at nine Boston, in ihe county Brldg.s. admits and State of Maine, in said which fair education and o clock a. m. otG; Fti1'^; trator flleil for -uin ability may occur in the future want to’get ahead, Norfolk and commonwealth of Mass- settlement. respectfully represents that on the as the result of disease or in- our publishing house offers a achusetts. late he was injury you Name of Owner and De- Amt deceased, and of the probate worthr fn JL .Trewor».v of Ella day of September, last past, curred in active service in the line of chance to do many kinds of office | thereof in said ald counl>’- deceased. Firs under the Acts scription of Property. Tax. commonwealth of and final duly adjudged bankrupt duty, they must, within a year from work, an eight-hour day, ample re- Massachusetts, duly account of Owen H Trvworev of to bankruptcy, Burrill. Ella. Mrs. Lot of land authenticated, hav- executor, filed ** Congress relating leaving the service, obtain from the cesses. vacations with pay. library, an- lng been presented to the for settlement that he has surrendered all of Green & Mullen, lot Judge of '*• duly dj* Bureau of War Risk Insurance a cer- nual picnic and entertainment, free use 179. Probate for our said Humnhrev. late of Swan’ of n» short range. 20 tax. County of Han- propertyand rights property.and tificate stating that at the time of dis- of gymnasium and swimming pool and acres; cock for the purpose of *aid ounur said County of Hancock. fl“d for settlement of Court touching his bankruptcy. troubles, vancement Homestead land, lot 136. WillSm’T°T likely to result in death or possible. If you are an am- ORDERED That notice thereof he la,e of Bucks Wherefore he prays. That he may ! range 5. 30 acres. Lot of tiort i2 *ald•JaTr<‘WOrBy- nu disability. This certificate registers bitious girl looking for a chance to get I given to all persons interested county, deceased. Peti decreed the Court to have a land, lots 136 and 137. therein E'J" by the fact that they were sick or injured, ahead, write for our free booklet, | range by publishing a ropy of this Carter or some otlie discharge from all debts Pr° which 5. 125 acres. Land of J. L orderthree sulVahle*\ even though they may Beamingly have tells more in detail about the weeks successively in The Ellsworth tra!?.!- ofPtf n l,e “PPointed admlnls against his estate under said recovered their health. If. in the fu- work and which is filled with pictures Little, formerly Aquilla At- American, a of said such debts as ar wood. lot 185. newspaper printed at Ells- nrtsenleH Vhe .estate deceased ruptcy acts, except ture, disability develops, or death oc- of the employees, house and short range. worth. in said Mary X. such discnarc publishing 50 County of Hancock ia%\’/''S'ntedhy Carter. hel--at excepted by law' from curs. the certificate will be city of W. H. GANNETT. I acres. Tax. $25.55; int. S1Xth of said deceaaed. A v- necessary Augusta. and day of January. A I». Dated this 10th day of December to a claim for publisher of chgs, .85. 26.4( 19-1'.i>»eiona' ^ aroe Leach. Margaret A. Estate. same. ofor aAdand ?oih»J?eUtIonfor the thefe without delay. Otherwise the request appointment of the ot House, stable and lot BERTRAND E. CLARK. District of Maine. may come too late. cor. ,>ond- Presentei Division Franklin and Pine sts. Tax Judge of Probate byUlAbbieithIOUti»H-inriK Northern I wish you would publish this in the A true ,he e«c“trh A- $25.55; int. and .85 26.41 copy. On this 20th day of December. next issue of l. I < I- II. Mill I chgs. !herelnbn;mJed.Ih""PS your valuable paper for V Libby, Ansel. I«and of Attest: ROBERT P. 1919. on reading the foregoing Pel,l‘ Mary KING, Bertrand E. the benefit of the service men in E. Clark. Judge o your Specialty made of Lowell.formerlyH-Lowell, at range 1. 3 acres. Tax. _Registrar, Ellsworth this six Ordered by the Court, that > locality. TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING AND $3.65; ?ein,K°aUrte matters Collector's of an;;Tjoner Pooler, Peter Heirs. following having been Advertisement Sale of have, why the prayer of said P*15 Frank L. Dutton of Augusta. Frank Ix>t of presented f6r the action I-inds of Non-Resident land with Charles Sanford, thereupon Owners should not be granted. the D. Fenderson of Limerick, first nomi- ANNUAL indicated- IT taxes on dj, MEETING. lot 139. short range. 50 acres. HEREBY ™mpa;d real estate of non- And it is further ordered bv ORDERED resident owners in the shall nated, declined the appointment. The annual of the stock- Lot of land with Charles San- town of Castine Court, that the clerk « 0’f meeting That notice county of cop J One of the worst railroad accidents holders of the Union River Telephone ford, formerly Frederic King, thereof be given to all Hancock, for the yeir 1919 mail to ail known creditors gsed lot persons interested, by a Th* said and this order, b<*» Co. will be held on Monday, the nine- 185. short range. 45 acres. causing copy >'« of taxes on real petition aS in the history of Maine-occurred ear- of this order to be estate f„°,Uowln*of to them at their of resident teenth day of January, 1920, at the Tax. $6.94; int. and digs, .21. published three non-resident owners in the places near weeks in the town ly Saturday morning Onawa. on office of the clerk in Aurora at 10 December 18. 1919. successively Ellsworth of Canine, for the yVar 1919 stated. riorence a Witness. the Honorable the Canadian Pacific railroad, when a o’clock a. m., for the purpose of elect- A. F ne^spaper Published at collection for said UJJ the ,, PAGE. Ellsworth said ing a board of directors for the in said county, that they tow>mtow n ontteo,'° the twelfthme,for dav Hale. Judge of the a traiir in head- ensuing Collector of Taxes of the Town of of May 1919 Court.»®grth.the freight met passenger may appear at a probate court seal thereof, at Bangor, in year, and transacting any other busi- Bucksport. to be notlr*' >» tbe were ness neld at Ellsworth on the cTv'enlnth»?P?fid: mnd hereby *rn of said on collision. Twenty-three which may legally come before sixth day of taxes, interest and Divi8ion_ said Januan- A. D. 1920 at ten of the charieih »eJf „Sa,id of District^ killed and injured. The pass- meeting. clock Previously so 2bih day fifty in the forenoon, and be heard muchmncf of5, .e not, paid, becember^A. Dkl.mSAN*. A. J. SILSBY, Clerk. thereon the real e-state taxed as is L enger train was the third section of a December if they see cause. S.) Deputy,Deputy Dated, 10, 1919. -eat Them to It. p“y ,h*' amounfriue in- (L. and ‘J.'rjrr immigrants of the Millard G. Dow. late trf in eluding interest A true copy of petition special carrying said Bucksport and charges will be 1 "as a friend to county, deceased. A certain in- “uctlon thereon. better class, lately landed at Halifax, ANNUAL MEETING. expecting call on strument In Emerson hall. purporting to be the last ?£U1 d«Jlilsaid p,ubllctown on the first A""St: from and Scotland, Hancock County Sunday evening. I the will and Monday In ISABEL mostly England Agricultural Society, opened parlor testament of said deceased 2 at nln,‘ together w-ith oc,ock >" ‘he bound for new homes in western Bluehill. Maine. door, and, seating myself on the petition for probate forenoon*' ^pu^cW porch, thereof and for the c- F- Few of those kiled have The annual of stockholders awaited his appointment -f Mrs. Bates. I-and hound- Canada. meeting \ arrival. When he came the executrix without ed north of the Hancock * giving bond by Wadsworth Cove: been identified. The accident is at- County Agricultural we went presented by Jennie S. east of Me., will be into the parlor. a Dow, the ex- by Wadsworth street; Society Bluehill. held at Hearing ecutrix therein named. south Another Product tributed to a mistake or neglect of the Oad Fellows Hall. by Battle avenue; west Philippine Thursday. Jan- noise, we looked around, and to Ellen F. Hall, late of the conductor of the uary 8, 1920. at 2 o’clock m.. my Verona, in said H Clement. shrub from which, the orders by p. to county, deceased. A W The choose a board of directors and to chagrin discovered my two chick- certain instru- Am> itherlee; and build- i-renc^ which had waited on a siding pet ment purporting to be the manufacture the known freight, transact any other business that ens last will mgs Amount of tax due. $61.80 perfume had may roosting on the back of a chair.— and testament of said abur,' until two sections of the special properly come before them. deceased, to- Castine, Maine, Dec. 16. 1>19. rasale has been found crowing Tribune. gether with petition for probate there- and then proceeded. ALONZO S. WITHAM, Secretary. Chicago of and for the W. A. RICKER. passed, appointment of the ex- dantly in the Phillpf-inos. Collector. OBITUARY. REGION LOCALS. ELLSWORTH FALLS, News WAS BORN. DAVID FRIEND. Notes from Frank E. Whltmoie ! ALWAYS POPULAR GAME 3'?DrrtiBCTi.«nt!k Post ^ community was shocked this of Ellsworth. week 8P?nt ,ast The I? OaCrhS-and BLAISDELL—At Dec. 16, to the sudden death of Thott Who Think There l« Mr. Bucksport, morning by (Contributed.) Anything and Mrs. Austin Blaisdell, a Friend. Yesterday Mr. All Candage and family of Seal New in daughter (Ella Louise). mvid men of the local HarborHaSrt^Uel Profiteering Have Aiv CARD—At his business as us- post who are were guests of Ellswortlu Dec. 19, to Mr Friend was about interested in and recently Mr other Guess and Mrs. of feel- can play basket- and Mrs. A. W. Ellis. Coming. Harry E. Card, a son (Harry ABOUT RHEUMATISM f.-l and made no complaint ball. are requested Edward). After to sign up and Robert H. EATON—At until late in the evening. try out for Haynes is home from Bluehlll, Dec. 19, to Mr. What Thousand* Hava mVill the Legion team. The high cost of was Found Givoa his furnace for the night, Men Reuel Whttc«mb living Just as Ulysses Eaton, a son. Relief attending belonging to the Legion and u. from much a HIC°INS—At Ellsworth. Dec. 22, to From Thia Painful Trouble. of a distressed feeling playing of M., ?ndfor the problem In Elizabethan times Mr. and he complained on other teams holidays. j Mrs. Schuyler F. a are not eligible for as it Is Higgins, his heart. Stimulants relieved the I today. The Rev. William Har- Rheumatism is a constitutional dis- about Legion team. Come on, arrived home Sat- went to bed. About 4 boys urdav^mm fmith rison, as a as ease, this andhe show some life! “™ay fr°m Lawrence, quaint gossip Pepys, and manifesting itself in local aches his Snap into it! LeCs he Mass., where and this morning daughter, go. has been equally gifted as a com- pains, inflamed and stiff o’clock We’ll show ’em what Uncle visiting his sister. chronicler, MARRIED. joints Levy, heard him stirring, and Sam plained that muscles. It cannot Mrs has turned loose from his During the magistrates in his day be cured by local his room. He got up for a army winter the Sunday or went to and navy. What b winked at merchants who CUNNiNGHAM—CARLISLE—At Surry, external applications. It must said he felt better, but say? See Cun- the afternoon charged Uec* moment, and more by s- A. McGraw, esq., Miss have ningham and sign up now iromfrom l2 Toto 3t o !D for commodities than were ,2°. constitutional treatment. to bed he clock, instead of in the they Meryl Cunningham to Robert Car- after returning a soon According to the draft morning at 10.30 as permitted law to lisle, both of Surry. course of the away. records, the previously. by charge. In that great blood- dropped g strength of the TREWORGY—McNELLY— At Surry and been a resident of country is Master Lawrence day, as in this, “bodgers”—this Dec. purifying tonic Hood’s Mr. Friend had 19,000,000 Robinson, who j delight- 20, by Rev. R. M. Trafton, Miss medicine, men; also, a report of has been I A'"1a of since young manhood, an living several years with fully descriptive word is of the domi- Treworgy Surry to Leon Sarsaparilla, which corrects the ac'd Ellsworth over 1.000,000 alien slackers his E. McNelly of Burnham. industrious, wothy cttien, of grandparents, Charles P. nie’s own condition of the blood on which honest, Ex-service men of Smith coining—were allowed “to and business | this city and and Wife, has burn rheumatism life integrity. towns gone to Lawrence, up corn and raise the price of it; depends, and gives per* upright near-by are enrolling Mass,, to make DIED. was born in Russian Poland sev- ( steadily. his home with his to it manent relief. This com- He ome on. boys; read more carry home unsold, or to a dis- medicine yearsago, but as a boy of about the mother. with enty-seven Legion and find out for tant market, if they want more ABBOTT—At bines, excellent alteratives and he went to London, re- yourselves There money Eastbrook, Dec. 10, Er- ten years then will be a Christmas tree | than nest H. what is get in. in the buyer likes to pay; Abbott, aged 29 years, 6 tonics, generally conceded to there until about twenty the vestry nay, months, 20 days. re maining Wednesday evening, under leave to the most effective in when he came to Amer- ■o- the they’ve export it for the ben- BRIDGES—At agent tha years of age, auspices of the Sunday school Brookltn, Dec, 17, John treatment of this t efit of enemies so as aeed 8'* Tears. disease. and soon afterward to Ellsworth, East and under the direct abroad, to make DOBJtTJ?Trl.d52S| ica Burry. charge of the GLASS—At Trenton, Dec. 17, He- If a cathartic or for years he was In the cloth- girls of Mrs. C. M. more profit. man C. laxative is needed where Capt. Charles C. Johnson, aged Whitcomb’s class. | Douglass, aged 72 years, 9 take with his cousin and All who months, 21 days. Hood’s Pills. ing business eighty-six years, died at the have presents to on During the world war there was Purely vegetable. j home of put the —At Ellsworth, Dec. late Lewis Friend. nis daughter. tree are requested to ! much talk of certain 24, David brother-in-law.the Mrs. E. E. Swett. Fri- bring them Americans who ag:ea 77 years' 5 months, 10 a very few years he was in busi- day, Dec. 19. Wednesday afternoon da sd’ For He leaves two other between 2 and deliberately destroyed carloads of po- but love for 5 o °OT?'—-At Bluehill, Dec. 17, UNITED ness in Caribou, Ells- daughters, Mrs. Frederic clock. A short Christmas tatoes, Nancy STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION Peterson of pro- cabbages and other vegetables Gott, aged 77 years, 18 drew him bacK here, and he Malden, Mass., and gram will precede the tree. ^iza^>eth WALKER D. HINES, Director GonoraI of Railroads worth Mrs. Nathan and foodstuffs in order to raise the and opened a tailoring Foster of HAYNES—- At Bar Harbor, Dec. MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD returned California, and one son The of 19, community was shocked by prices these commodities. Same old Haynes of Trenton, 48 Leonard Foster of the aged Machiasport. The sudden death of Reuben Free- story. There’s year?6 Corrected to December Friend leaves a widow and body was taken nothing new, remarks HAYNES—-At 10,1910 Mr. to for man Jordan on Ellsworth, Dec. 23, Mrs. Mrs. Machiasport Wednesday evening J. N. H., in Rochester S. two daughters, Mortimer Levy burial. of Post-Express. Nancy Haynes, aged 95 years, 22 BAB HARBOR TO BANGOR last week, at the home of a New York and Mrs. Burleigh neigh- Again, to hark hack to Canon of Mrs. Venetia bor. His age was good .JOHNSON—At Surry, Dec. 19, Charles of Lafayette, Ind. Mrs. Gaspar of Dexter was seventy-three C. Davidson years. Mr. Harrison, “pester!ferous purveyors buy Johnson, aged86 years, 5 months, Bar Harbor..lv called here by the death of Jordan was about Wed- b days. Sorrento came home last week for a her UP Levy nesday and fcgss. chickens, bacon, etc.; butter JORDAN—At Sullivan was grandfather. C. C. Johnson. apparently in his usual Ellsworth, Dec. 17, Reu- visit, and it thus her for- men ben holiday health. He went to the postoffice for travel about and buy up butter at Freeman Jordan aged 73 years, to be with her father Miss Ruth Swett, who is the 4 months, 3 days. Mt Desert Fy lv tunate'privilege employed evening mail, and was farmers’ houses, and have raised its McFARLAND— the end. A son, Abie L., died in in Bangor, will taking At Bangor, Dec. 15, Waukeag, S Fy at spend Christmas with along the mail of his sick price from 18d to Stephen E. McFarland of Hancock last, and his death was neighbor, 40d a gallon. These Brooklin. February a her parents. E. B. aged 61 years. Franklin Road. Armstrong. It was while in things are 111 for the and the blow to Mr. Friend from which he the buyer MERCHANT—At Summit, N. J., Dec. 22. Wash’gt’n June Capt. Eugene has Armstrong house and just as he Mrs. Maria E. Ellsworth. never recovered. The sympathy of Gaspar returned poor man, and should not be allowed.” Merchant, formerly of from Rockland was about to leave, that he was sud- aged 90 years. Ellsworth Falls the community goes out to the fam- navigation school. After all about the that Nicolin. denly stricken with a only thing QUINN—-At Bucksport, Dec. 19, Chester heart attack, Green ily. and especially to the stricken The following are home for the and Is true is that there is no new thing nn’a&ed 7 year3, 6 months, 5 Lake died before a physician could ar- davs Lai widow. Miss under the Phillips holidays: Annie Treworgy rive. Mr. Jordan was born sun. Like the poor, the SHAW—At Gouidsboro McKenzie’s will in Mount Dec. 13, Mrs. The funeral be held at the from E. M. Charlotte Holden ... I., Springfield; Miss Ag- Desert, son of Reuben and Eliza profiteer is always with us. Shaw, aged 53 years, 1 on hill at 9.30 month, 18 days. Brewer June home Bridge o'clock nes Young from Newport; Miss Mil- Stanley Jordan, but had lived most STEWART—At Bar Harbor, Dec. Bangor. Friday morning. The body will be dred Lord from Milo; Charles of his 16, and life in Ellsworth, where he had E. Stewart, aged 54 years. taken to Bangor for Interment. Lloyd from TAX EXPERTS LOSING SLEEP STUBBS—At Portland.ar Treworgy Colby college; held responsible positions as foreman Bucksport, Dec. 21, Mrs. Harvard from U. of in R' Stubbs’ aged 75 years, 5 Young M.; Mar- several mills. Mr. Jordan served days™0 Boston via garet Olds from Dexter. his country faithfully during the Civil Question, “When Is a Girl a Miss?” Is SPURRING—At Cranberry Isles, Dec. Portsmouth ar KIRK AT BLIEHIKL. | Mrs. war, at the outbreak Julia -M. Spurling, aged 69 Lionel Stewart of Bar Harbor is enlisting of the Puzzling Bureau of Internal 10,^ New York war in Co. K, First Maine ; spending his vacation with his heavy ar- Revenue. WESCOTT—At Ellsworth, Dec. 19, Her- Col. Richard’s Cottage Badly Dam- tillery, and was in bert, son of Mr. and Mrs. grandparents, Frank Swett and engaged several of Frank R. BANGOR TO wife. wescott, aged 4 22 davs. BAR HARBOR. aged Yesterday. the hardest battles, among them months, Mrs. E. N. Benson of Bar The other day Lew Hahn, executive The attractive colonial cottage Harbor Spottsylvania, Fredericksburg and Boston via spent a few Col. F. D. Richards at Stover's point. : days recently with her Petersburg. He was a member of secretary of the National Retail Dry CARD OF THANKS. Portsmouth lv niece. Mrs. B. We Boston Biuehill, was Are H. Stanley. Wm. H. H. Rice post, G. A. R. He Goods association, took the out of wish to thank the many friends via badly damaged by joy and Dover lv 1 neighbors, also A. 53 The fire was Dec. 22. leaves a widow and two sons, life for the Naskeag lodge, t5 yesterday. confined al- “Dalt.” Irving experts of the bureau of F. and A. M., for their kindnesses and L. and Melvin L. Portland.lv most wholly to the basement, but Jordan, three sis- Internal revenue when he asked many beautiful flowers during the ill- flO 05 there for two ters, Mrs. Byron Palmer of South ness and death of our husband and Bangor.lv t3 15 burned hours, and floor ! whether corsets were Now Brewer SURRY. Mrs. underwear. father. June.. 3 21 timbers and floors were burned ! Brewer, Willard Fogg of Salis- Mrs. Holden. he has gone and done it again, the J. J. Bridges, 3 43 through. Electric lights have been installed at bury Cove and Miss Nancy Jordan of Mrs. Everett McKenzie’s. this time Cousins, Biuehill North Bend mill. fClifton, and one of query being: Miss Rachel Bridges. Phillips Lake.- f3 50 The firemen did splendid brother, Edward, Green Lake_ “When does a Brooklin, Me., Dec. 22, 1919. 4 00 work to save the Clifton. Mr. Jordan was highly re- girl become a miss?” Nicolin. cottage, which at j Miss H. Marie Osgood is home from T4 10 one time seemed spected by all. and a man in whom Framers of the new revenue tax law Ellsworth Falls 4 23 doomed. Most of Cestine normal school. his Ellsworth 4 31 the furniture was removed employers had explicit confidence. included In the list of taxables “wom- safely aiJbeutsiMf a: a Wash’gt’n June 4 45 the A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. His integrity was unquestioned, and Franklin from building, with little dam- | en’s and misses’ wearing apparel/’ Ex- Road. f4 52 G. Elmer Kane Dec. 15. he had a host of friends who Hancock...... 5 00 age. loyal perts of the bureau, Mr. Hahn says, Waukeag, £ Fy 5 03 The fire started in the Willard Dow and wife have moved to regret his sudden death. His family basement, have Informed retailers no Mt Desert ar i has the of the that tax Is Fy t7 t5 10 where workmen employed on the cot- Southwest Harbor. sympathy entire city. to be collected on for H. W. DUNN The wearing apparel Sullivan.. —ar had had a fire. It funeral was held at the home t7 50!. tage had gained Francis Sorrento.. llardou is home -for the holi- Saturday afternoon. Rev. Henry W. girls. Manufacturer and dealer in 18 20 considerable headway when discover- ! Bar Harbor .ar f8 55 16 00 ed. days. Conley officiating. The bearers were Retailers say there are hundreds and The was Patrick Sullivan, John Lullam, Al- hundreds of misses, and a few Grade Granite and f Stops on signal or on notice to conductor. cottage built six years Miss Argie is home from quite High Marble * Treworgy mond Jellison and L. D. Patten. In- Daily, Sundays inoluded. t Daily, except ago at a cost ofabout 135.000. There MiloJor the married women, who are so petite that holidays. terment Sunday. are more was at Woodbine cemetery. expensive cottages in Blue- they can still wear, and therefore buy, Monuments, Tablets and Markers Dana c. douglass, Augustus Treworgy of is hill, but none of more attractive de- Philadelphia girls’ clothes. Does the fact that such Federal Manager. home for Ellsworth and 3ar Me. sign or more location. No Christmas. Harbor, M. L. sightly articles of are to be worn HARRIS, A Call for clothing by estimate of the damage has been Albert Shorey and wife are her hteroea. General Passenger Agent. visiting women of mature years the na- made, but the floor timbers and lower Man’s for the change Portland, Maine. Otis and opportunity display of parents, Conary wife. ture of the apparel In the eyes of the floors of the entire house will have personal heroism Mas apparently not to be The Robert Carlisle, jr., and Merlp law; or do garments designed for girls replaced. whole building Cunning- ceased at the signing of the armistice, Hardwood Wanted of course, was badly Smoked. The ham were married Dec. 20, S. A. remain girls’ wear, regardless of the by for a call has Just been Issued In a loss is covered by insurance. McGraw, age of those who and wear them? We are in e-q London dally newspaper for “Volun- buy the market for Round -!-o- This is Mr. Miss Helen Crocker is the teers 1,000 the puzzle Hahn has put up PLUMBING spending sportsmen of good White Yellow Rock School and Mill Fund. in Pittsfield. to the bureau experts. Bird), Birch, holidays social position, to wear upon a given Announcement was made at the Hot Water Heating, Furnace Miss Villa Treworgy is home on a va- day new fashions, to bring back color Maph also Poplar. Good Prices, ac- office of the StaJte treasurer last week A cation. Miss B'rtha Green is her and line into masculine attire.” The Waiting Game. Work and of the allotment of the State school guest. to of stock. Please Jobbing. black you wait here In this com- cording quality Dec. 22. rrock coat with Its ruffles, the “Suppose and mill fund for this year. The al- L. I HONEST the silk fortable .seat while I match these two call at our office or HONEST WORK: PRICES lotment for Hancock county, by pink breeches, stockings, and address the samples of ribbon,” said Mrs. Simson towns, is as follows. Th 1'dies’ aid society of the Methodist powdered wig of colonial days are Twenty Years’ Experience. conservative as sweetly to her husband, who -had been Amherst 59 $ 169.32 165.20 church held its annual fair Dec. 15, in the compared with some of the to obtain as entrapped Into going shopping with Personal attention to all details. Aurora .... 17 48.79 grange hall. Supper was serve : at 5.45. styles fruition of Telephone Bar this idea at her. or mail orders attended to. Harbor 1124 3225.76 9078.82 Much credit is due the committees in ; least this Is the opinion promptly Biuehill 500 1434.95 1591.30 of Its proponent, who sets as his defi- When she came back she said con- cha ge. Mrs. S. J. Treworgy served on Brooklln 244 700.25 670.51 nite purpose the tritely: “Have I kept you waiting an the apron committee and from the sale of abolishment of the Ellsworth Hardwood Co. EDWARD F. Brooksville 407 1168.05 857.16 “dark, unpardonable long time, you poor BRADY, aprons and donations, she received over unsymmetrical” garments of to- Bucksport 592 1698.98 1785.85 Grant Me. day and the adoption of clothes more dear?” St., Ellsworth, Castlne f25 Nearly everything was sold. Net 243 697.38 980.76 In “Oh. I haven’t minded he said Telephone 173-2. |55. keeping withvthe new age of ro- It,” Cranberry I 119 341.52 479.70 proceeds “I WILD mantic chivalry. As a parting word, cheerfully. just jumped on a car RABBITS WANTED Dedham 65 186.54 236.13 A took at the pretty wedding place and ran the Deer he reminds that courage—even to a up to football match, Will buy one thousand Isle. 585 1678.89 1255.17 home of Mrs. Charles (1,000) Live, Subscribe For Osgood Saturday and then I took a little in Jack East brook 64 183.67 188.21 degree equal to thnt manifested by spin evening, when her daughter, Miss Iva Wild Rabbits. Ellsworth 846 2427.93 3798.51 women in the upkeep of fashlons-Hs Dance’s new car. Did you match the Alma Treworgy of Surry, was married to Good Franklin 289 829.40 749.75 essential to masculine success. samples?” Trappers Making Money. The Ellsw orth American Leon E. McNelly of Burnham, Rev. R. M. Gouldsboro 387- 1084.82 987.42 “One of them. It’s so provoking, I Write at Once. Hancock Trafton of Bluehill officiating. They were The Paper That Stops Coming When 206 591.20 665.57 Another Use for shall have to come in again tomorrow, married under an arch of and Airplanes. Bamoine 80 229.59 328.85 evergreens for are the Subs;ription Expires. No more sub Men in they just closing shop.”— C. C. a four-leaf clover. room was Interested aviation have ad- GARLAND, GidTown, Maine Mariaville 27 77.49 126.42 The lighted London Ideas. scription bills piling up unexpectedly. Mt. vanced the theory that Desert. 511 1466.52 3798.63 with electric roses and shaded lights. The photographic Von what of cities get you pay for, but the Orland 332 952.80 810.26 bride was dress-d in maps made from views taken j becomingly white Tubs Strike Next. will not be forced Otis from an would be May paper upon you 30 86.10 113.43 de chene. Mrs. is a airplane, of value as crepe McNelly gradu- Add to the strikes for that time. Penobscot 285 817.92 672.82 a part of the records of the fire higher wages beyond ate of Bluehill academy and Castine nor- de- I that of negro washerwomen of Louis- Sedgwick 282 809.39 667.81 partments. They would be as valua- mal school and is much loved by all who The Second PRICE, $1.50 a Sorrento .... ville. Duke, year 53 152.10 345.53 ble to the fire chief as similar know her. The groom enlisted in service maps of S. W. Harbor. name known Berkshire 263 754.78 996.48 the of France Aunt Katie (last not Registered Send your name and and a and was in France two in the 101st battlefield^ proved to the address, Stonington 497 1426.34 1266.98 years, even to was asked the other commanders of armies. Such a map, patrons) $l bill, now, and receive the paper for Sullivan .... trench mortar and was 286 820.79 769.45 battery, given if she could do a the BLUE RIBBON BOAR for instance, would enable the chief to day washing or 50 cents Surry mention General as eight months, (stamps if 150 430.48 422.05 special by Edwards next know at a the best means day. more Swan's Island 134 384.57 371.15 while at the front. glance of convenient) for four months. showing great bravery ’Deed no. chile,” was the Service at Ahenaquis Club getting at a the reply. Treniont .... 417 1196.75 950.38 After a short in Mr. and big fire, surrounding visit Boston “An’ more I do is Main Street roofs and so any washings goin’ Stable, Trenton .... 128 367.35 329.14 forth. By use of the map Mrs. McNelly will be at their home in to cost ten cents moah,” she added. Maine Verona 49 140.62 115.74 the dangerous areas and zones could yuh Ellsworth, where Mrs. will resume Ellsworth Steam Milo, McNelly Pressed for an explanation. Aunt Laundry Waltham 36 103.32 115.75 be plotted In the same manner as In her teaching in the high school. All 'Vinter Har.. 168 482.14 767.13 wartime. Katie said that she and “seb’ral other For particulars, apply to Kinds of Laundry Work. NAPHTHA CLEANING Great Pond 14 40.18 91.00 washer ladies are goin’ on a picnic to- Dec. 22. Spec. ED. HAMILTON Goods called for ami delivered Long island. 53 152.10 102.53 day and won’t do no washin’ for no- attention NO. Anxious. Special to parcel post work 21 9 25.83 72.47 buddy.” EAST ORLAND. A city school was H. B ESTEY & CO., principal rushing “Furdemoah, dis ten cents moah goes Proprietors Totals 9542 Willard Lunt 19 at home for a few along the street the other when State Street. Ellsworth, Me $27384.53 $36896.94 daysi day all the time now. De street car men v a youngster about eight years old Cora Lunt of Bueksport spent the week- is gonna git moah dan dat fer strikin’, Subscribe for the Americ an stopped her. “Are you the end with her pareuls. principal and so is us,” was her explanation.— $1.50 Per Year at Blank building?" he asked. Emily Coombs visited in Bueksport and Louisville Courier-Journal. NURSE The principal nodded her head. Bangor last week. Victrolas “Why? Do you go there?" she asked MISS M. ELIZABETH GOOGINS of City of Toledo. Medical Education in China. StT«eLucas 2hi0 Mrs. Henry Hopkins and Mrs. Frank in turn. County u medical board of the have a 3mall Blaisdell are ill. The Chirm We just received 04 Franklin J- makes oath that he “No.” he returned. "1 go to another St., Ellsworth is 1*1^ Cheney foundation will soon have Partner of the firm of Rockefeller of in ChJS?Ior. P. J. Mrs. Annie Dunbar spent the week end building. But I just wanted to know shipment Victrolas Telephone 149-3 n^, Co., doing business in the in operation In Peking a splendid in- Toledo, and State afore- in with her daughter, Alberta if the lickin’ had begun at your build- County Bueksport stitution for medical research and 8aid flrm wil1 pay the iL>eCourcey. ing yet?" 2.° CXE HUNDRED DOLLARS for reaching—the Peking Union Medical $25 and $35 Sizes evepy ease of Catarrh ftain?nid that Mrs. Louise Gray, with her daughter, -o- A of 15 Is in U3e of college. group buildings Maisie and Earl which we will one ^Ur^hmedic^nk6 HALL'S. Bridges, grandson, How the Mint Buys Gold. course of construction. On account of sell, including PRANK J. CHENEY. B idges, ba9 moved to Augusta. dozen on ot RAW s Tlte mint buys gold in any form, their green-tiled roofs the new build- records, payment FURS In m*rn to bef°re me and subscribed this 6th Dec. 22. M. whether coined or not, when presented have already acquired the name rot sell furs at ter a Presence, day of Decem- ings Why yonr home, face 1886. P in stuns to the value of $50 or more. of “the Green City.” The college will to face or insured 'feeal) A. w. GLEASON. -O- $10 with order by parcel post? I coins is not consid- In the autumn of 1919. A Notary Public. The face vulue of open pre- will hold your shipments separate, Lame S’ckne??. An Catarrh Medicine is taken in- ered, only their weight and purity. paratory school was opened two years and balance of $5.00 month and if teSSnl and the South Af- per price is not entirely satisfac- the arcts through tne Blood on An investigation of of lawful money is It Is that the whole Surfaces of the System. equivalent amount ago. expected will return all Send forfUE0?* rican disease known as lamziekte. or tory them, charges paid. JJa testimonials, free. given in exchange. Theoretically, the establishment, including a new hospi- lame that It is due Also Victrolas and Graf- 1 want lOOO i CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. sickness, suggests gold is coined and handed back to tal. will be running by the end of 1920. Muskrat, that Is 75c. to a special plant poison gen- fu The board to another medi- and am S»lr8bL«l.iFamily dri>RBl»tB. Piiig the owner without charge, practice, plans open onolas from willing to pay the price to get for constipation. erated under abnormal conditions In as a matter of convenience and to cal institution in Shanghai.—Scientific them. I also want or other that are nor- grasses plants save time, the nit it simply buys the American. Fox. Mink, skunk, Lynx Cat, mally harmless. Its development seems $25 to $300 gold and pays its full coinage value— etc., at attractive prices. COON to be associated with unusual weather wlnu coined KITTENS WANTED that is ».u. it ait* be Easy. Deer skins •nd of which sum- Write at unce should be here by the soil experiences Fastidious Country Boarder—Great 25th at latest on account of mer drought Is Important. Through shipping. He Must Be in Scott! Can't you do something to ueb would favor Livery. conditions, wilting keep the flies out of this dining room? V“"“describ,’,K its to this One thing certain—if we ever get Garmon Piano Co color and he formation of the poison, and I could set the lex a limousine car we will Farmer—Wal, yes. that the able to own M. h. HARDEN xplalns the common belief table In the kitchen.—Boston have a liveried driver if we have to Kvenlug Bar Harbor, Haine C‘ Itsease results from eating wilted Telephone 15T-11 C. dress that way ourself.—Dallas News. Trunscript. GARLAND, Oldtown, Maine lauts. SURRY, MAINE ‘3t>bcrtt»rment8. dlAtliiBcmriiit Albert Gray has purchased a car. I <4*Usberusnitnufc Albert Gray has purchased the 1 cottage of the late Howard Ober. SATISFYING RELIEF Herbert L. Sawyer attended State grange in Bangor. FRGM Much sympathy Is felt for Capt. LUMBAGO L. W. Stewart and wife in the death Don't of their son Lorenzo at Bar Harbor. prolong if>W|.,. <©. by McClure Newspaper Syndicate Sloan’s Liniment OooKl«, Ookfc. 8wrT%P bon has the The body was brought to Center for Srtpp... Or*mw, “It’s just three months ago today," punch that relieves burial. 8tnlu. reflected Lydia. “In another week rheumatic Henry Gray of Southwest Harbor the hotel will be closed, the guests twinges was in town last week and installed Johnson’s Stop the in gone, and we’ll be gone, too.” machinery the shingle mill at This warmth-giving, congestion- Center. “Yes,” nodded Rob; “It seems such Anodyne scattering circulation-stimulating rem- a short Miss Julia Bartlett came from time since—and what a heap edy Penetrates without rubbing right to Massachusetts several weeks to Liniment of nice girls—” He broke off abrupt the aching and brings quick re- ago, spot care for her mother, Mrs. Lois Bart- ly and headed the boat towards the lief, surely, cleanly. A wonderful PWBWtptto. In. L help lett, Centsr. |ern»l mkJ exten»«r3 <» willows. for external pains, sprains, strains, stiff- iworrt o( over 100 J2 I this! The on the F. ness, pulpwood choppers Lydia looked headaches, lumbago, bruises. ss°s^s,Terr.^C, sweetly sympathetic. N. struck Booming. healing Get your bottle today-costs little, Sawyer operation for anodyne patolaillii1 “Tell me about them," she urged. “The higher last roon ,mto,Jaw,1'*'*'*! means much. Ask your druggist for wages week, deeming Betel y rely to ** ci of nice heap girls." it by name. Keep it handy for the $2.50 per cord inadequate. Mr. "I’d rather you’d tell your story whole family. The big bottle is econ- Sawyer was in town Saturday. Get Some of the men first," returned Rob, half wistfully omy. 35c, /Oc, $1.40. may return to At first a cold or work. Well— signs of grip She glanced at him demurely. "All Mr. Clough of who was right." she replied and Ellsworth, good-naturedly, obliged to return home take began: owing to ill- I ness, will not be able to carry on the “1 came down here the first week work at the Whitcomb, Haynes & ilongin life and quite lame in June and Liniment met you for the second Whitney operation. Mr. Cook, the -ains the ambition to his time since our We be- new arrived Friday he schooldays. Keep lfjiaiuly' foreman, Tuesday. piled up one ha» TABLETS came engaged, hut the engagement a rts Miss JANES COLD Bernice Ashley is at home conditional. That Is. If either of es from Seal Harbor for the holidays. ! A double GUARANTEED birthdey party was vi. met some one else whom we liked bet- TO CONTROL SP.R1TS OF EVIL Capt. Percy A. Perry of Rockport, Ford and MIssKsthe?^ ter. we were at to who is in rhere?hW. ia a liberty do as we engaged planting clams, is quite difference in . that of pleased. In case we let each other visiting his sister, Mrs. F. L. Hodg- j lKes, the former being Chinese Have Distinct Object in don. Center. tnd of the latter know." She paused Impressively and one year t Mount Desert. West Tremont. Erecting and Dec. 22. N. tamilies were struck at the water with her long Fagodas, Country entertained at t Harrv E. who is at Mrs. Fmma Reed left for Ford's for dinner Gray, teaching Saturday is Carlanded and supper a white fingers. “It was your Idea, and With Them. Brookton. arrived home Saturday, Boston to spend the winter with rel- I he birthday cakes were contained not the Marlboro. served' wi for the holiday's. atives. slightest opening Tor ice-cream, at Mr. and Mrs | Miss Brow Edwin is at Isaac ! one of those breach-of- Chinese pagodas are the wort of Rosa Hodgkins has returned in the Miss Winifred returned Fri- Ingalls employed interesting evening. Gray I to her home here after an absence Stanley’s. promise suits." the Buddhist church almost ex*ou horrid?” laughed | The Instru- played develop- "1 ment was used for ment of the ! Lydia. think Mr. Morton Is very ! weekly choir prae United States is beyond measure. tices, but was j nice, Indeed." shrouded under a green American railroads baize cover on have achieved high stand- j “And quite ladylike, too.” Bob slight- I Sundays, as though in In 1806 ards of service ; ingly added. disgrace. permission to use il public by fay-sighted and courage- was refused re by the city council. Then ous of 1 tnu not obliged to like him.” investment capital, and by the constant one Sunday afternoon, by j flashed Lydia. pre-arrange- striving of managers and men for rewards for work ment, the church attempted to use the "Certainly not. 1 say. Lydia. I’m go- j well organ without the council's done. ing away in the morning—very early. consent. An organist from a — Do you care?" neighboring Epis- We have the best railroads in the world we copal church was called In. He "Is that played so?” Her tone was banter- the must continue to have the best. organ while the lost psalm was -if to ing. "How disappointed the heap of you them Shubert sung. There was so much excitement But they must grow. ship nice girls will he. Such a bright, eligi- ! over the affair that a bitter contro- j hie young man.” To the $20,000,000,000 now invested in our “Shubert” Wants versy followed. The presbytery de- Maine Furs Bob's tanned face burned redly and I clared it was contrary to law and the railroads, there will have to be added in the next All You Can he his full Ship gave attention to the oars. constitution of the few And These established church, years, to keep pace with the nation’s business, Pay Extremely High Prices “I suppose It’s the other girl whom and It was prohibited in all churches billions more for GET A you are going to see." she additional tracks, stations and SHIPMENT OFF-TODAY remarked and chapels within their bounds. Sixty thoughtfully. "How glad she'd he!” cars and electric houses N? I EXTRA LARGE I N?1 LARGE N?l MEDIUM N?l SMALL years later St. Andrew's church got its terminals, engines, power EXTRA TO N? 2 AVERAGE EXTRA TO AVERAGE EXTRA TO TO "Deuce | AVERAGE EXTRA AVERAGE MTOStfl SOIMUTY take the other girl!" broke first organ peaceably. and trains, automatic signals, safety devices, the from Bob’s lips Impatiently. “Lydia, | elimination of grade — and for recon- MUSKRAT don’t you care the least little bit?" crossings j Had Gat Mask for Watch. struction and economies that will re- Lydia’s pink cheeks grew a shade engineering Winter 4.50 to 4.00 | If the Germans had a 3.50 to 3.00 2.75 to 2.50 225 to 2.00 1.75 to 125 deeper and her blue had better duce the cost of eyes twinkled sense of transportation. Fail 3.50 to 3.00 2.85 to 2.35 2.25 to j efficiency and had spent more 1.85 1.75 to U5 1.50 to 1.00 brightly. “I wish you would explain." time on the things that really counted, To attract to the railroads in the future the in- she said, provokingly; “1 really do not they might have fared better. understand you." For In- vestment funds of many thrifty citizens, the direct- MINK stance. many German officers wasted Bob ceased rowing and of the most builders and man- gazed at her | hours on ing genius Dark hanging their dugout walls capable Fine, 25.0Cto20.00 18.00 to 14.00 12.00 tolOOO 9.00 to 7.50 9.00 to 5.00 long and steadily. Then he turned Ida ! curtains and "God Bless Our Home" agers, and the skill and loyalty of the best work- Usual Color 15.00 to 12.00 11.00 to 9.00 gaze across the 8.50 to 7 50 7.00 to 6.00 7.00 to 4.00 thoughtfully river. — pictures, which were not at all ap- men in with other industries bid- Pale 10.00 to 8.50 8.00 to “Arne’t we In?" competition 7.00 6.50 to 6.00 5.00 to 4.00 5.00 to 2.50 going she pettishly ! preciated when were they captured by for — asked. the allies. ding capital, managers and men the railroad Boh turned his face to Iter with a : One must hold out to to | careful German soldier had a industry fair rewards capital, SKUNK. clow of determination I In hi* clear, gns mask made for his watch. This and to men. N?I EXTRA LARGE N?l LARGE N?1 MEDIUM N^l SMALL GOOD UNPRIME managers the EXTRA TO AVERAGE EXTRA TQ TO brown eyes. AVERAGE EXTRA AVERAGE EXTRA TO AVtBAGE AS TO SUE 6 QUAll£ energy was wasted, for the watch j is American railroads to set world “I'll tell you the name of the girl I now in America. w'ill continue Black 11.00 to 9.00 8.50 to 7.75 love, if will tell me the name The standards needs 7.50 to 7.00 6.75 to 6.00 6.00 to 3.00 ! you of |j gas mask Is simply an outside and adequately serve the Nation’s Short 8.50 to 7.50 7.00 to the chap you’re to he case—one face of it so ( 6.00 6.25 to 5.75 5.50 to 5.00 5.00 to 2.50 | going marry,” glass that the if they continue to be built and operated on the Narrow 6.50 to 5.75 5.50 to 4.75 4.50 informed her, rather cheerfully. time will show through It—which j to 4.00 3.75 to 3.00 3.00 to 1.50 | | American of rewards for work well done. “Indeed." she returned fastens tightly about the principle Broad 3.50 to 3.00 2.75 to 225 2.00 to 1.75 1.50 to 1.00 1.00 to .75 frigidly; “you watch and needn't bother." allows nothing to go In or out. These prices are based on the extremely high well-known ^HUBERT- liberal and Of course a for immediate No. No. grading an “Come now. Miss he watch does not need a quoted shipment. 3, 4, andotherwiseinferiorskinsat highest market value Vane," urged. V quotations on other Maine write for respirator, Furs, lb, »bnfcrrl SHpinr." the only reliable Wi “I’m certain that you are dying to nose-clip, mouthpiece or STiis advertisement the el .rate market and price list of its is report kind published. It's FREE--Write — by far it. know. I have her with too." chemical box. Popular Mechanics published A to “SHUBERT” will photo me, shipment result in “more money” _ Magnzlne. “quicker.” j Lydia hesitated a moment, then she (dissociation %xeeutivcL SHIP AU YOUR FURS DIRECT TO | laughed half hysterically. oj Slailuxuf "Show me the she Itch! Itch! Itch!—Scratch! Scratch! photo," said. Those the railroad situ- Scratch! The more you scratch, the desiring information concerning A. 13. S He drew it from an HUBE caressingly in- ation to The Associa- worse the itch. Try Doan’s Ointment. may obtain literature by writing THE HOUSE IN side and held it to LARGEST THE WORLD DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN pocket out her. Her For New , eczema,any skin itching. «0c a box. tion of Railway Executives. 61 Broadway. Yoik. lips trembled as she looked at it. Then AMERICAN RAW FURS their eyes met. 25"27 W Austin Ave. Dept. “You are the chap I am going to Subscribe for the American 2730Chicaqo,U.S.A. marry,” she said softly. I *1.50 Per Year atJtonfttarmtnte WAS ON THE VERGE North Orland. OF A BREAKDOWN. ihbn t;»euu,u» Mrs. Minnie White is with HER AUNT’S friends in New York for the winter. WILL Mrs. Phillips Was So Run Down She Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moore and Thought Her Case NOW BELIEVES Was Hopeless. little Gladys spent the week-end in HE By JACK LAWTON. “For five years before I took Tan- Holden. lac I suffered from stomach trouble Alonzo -'' •1 so bad Blake of East Orland is that I was beginning to think ,Copyrl*ht. 1*1». W.st.in l spending the winter with his Old-time grand- Newspaper UnR.e, had a hopeless case,” said Mrs. A. daughter, Mrs. Leslie Johnson. You with H. 26 may experiment many so-called wonderful newremedy discoveries for cure Aunt Trimble Phillips. Fourth the leaned back in her st., Bangor, of Liver H'ERIlipVES” Me., to a Alton Grindle Dyspepsia, trouble, or hard chair and regarded her Tanlac representative the made a short visit Constipation,—you may spend many earned niece wrath- other at his dollars for the widely advertised pills, or and Of “New day. home here last week. Since powders tablets, after ^ ) Teacher Thought" fully. he .trying them all you may find no better than suffered so long from nervous returned from oversea last June, yourself practically "If you persist In / when you commenced. There is one your intention to indigestion," continued Mrs. he has been working at his trade of safe, speedy, reliable, house- j Phillips, hold which been Fruit Over Tablets marry this nobody." she said, “I ! that I was and remedy, has prepared and sold in Maine for more Healed By will almost a complete nerv- painting paper-hanging in Bath. than N. Y. cut ous He sixty years, and which has relief to thousands sick Schenectady, you out of my will and leave the and physical wreck, and last, will enter a military school in given of and suffering persons—the true and “L. F.” am not in the habit of money to spring my condition was so Boston to-day. All wish him suc- original Atwood’s Medicine. “I praising' charity. Was it to marry a bad that I he dose j 1 cess in is small and easily taken, the action is and sure. medicine as I am an poor clerk that I suffered a long spell of sickness his studies for a marine prompt jny material gave you education Doubtless your Mother or Grandmother it in the and that verged on a complete break- draughtsman. kept always house of 'New Thought’; but some accomplishments of the best?" ready for use in time of and will be advocate down Often I had severe Dec. trouble, you glad to get back attacks of 17. B. to it, after a I had such a back attack of "Harry Is not a series of disappointments. Get a bottle and be time ago, nobody," Rhoda In- indigestion, and when came on today they prepared to ward off sickness. cents at Trouble dlgnantly a I Fifty your dealer’s. liter find Stomach that I gave I retorted, “he Is good man. me, would simply have to quit eat- and true. And ing for as as a The L F.” Medicine thinking I did not have it and took he will not always be i long week at a time, McKinley. Co., Portland, Maine. op |1 a clerk. Ills and 1 lost so much in or Fruit Liver Tablets. chosen business Is one weight that X George Murphy has moved his fam- ‘Fruit-a-tives’ looked almost like which promises steady advancement. a frame 1 suf- ily into Van Tanner’s house. Most was the result. It j fered West Surry. see him home and gratifying ; Rut if it terribly from shortness of Watson improved in liver didn’t," the girl added vehe- Capt. Thurston and Edwin health. my and stomach j breath, and since my sickness last Miss Abbie Trundy, who is teach- relieved mently, “I’d him Webster are in Boston with the Os- marry just the same." spring, my nerves ing in Milo came home for the trouble, cleaned up my yellowish got in such an aw- prey for repairs. holi- Mrs. Louisa Newman is keeping “No doubt," muttered ful condition and 1 days. and new blood in Aunt Trimble was so weak that house for Mrs. Ada Williams while complexion put I came Hollis Rjou has purchased of Col- scornfully, “this Harry has not used near suffering another break- Rob and she is in Bangor with Mr. Williams. ‘Fruit-a-tives’ is the son Bobbins the .1 ..Rug Guy Carlisle and Otis my body. highest his dark romantic down formerly Mrs. James E. Havey and sons eyes in vain. Rut owned by W. '4. lCoarirdsen. Conary left Tuesday for up-river. ‘New Thought’ in medicine”. If j “I read in the about Maurice and left for North result of he were the man you think him to paper Tanlac Ralph and saw MissAnnie Gott has returned from Frank who has been A. A. YOUNG. he. he would | where other people with Conary, lame Jay Friday. They were accompanied never accept the sacrifice i a cases nearly like mine were Pittsburgh, Pa., accompanied by her long time, is able to be out. as far as Bangor by Mrs. J. B. a box, G for $2.50, trial size 25c. you are being Havey 60c. making." so niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dec. 22. L. and from helped wonderfully that I thought Mrs. M. J. Foss. At dealers or FRUIT-A-TIVES “Sacrifice!” cried Miller. will remain the girl, the blue Tanlac might help me too. Well sir, They through Much is felt for OGDENSBUKG, N. Y. j the winter. sympathy Alex Limited, eyes gleaming. “Do since taking Tanlac it seems too you compare love I North Petrie in the loss of his wife (Maggie for good to be Dec. 17. Sullivan. him with an old house no mater true, why I feel better p. M. Smith). Mrs. Petrie had been in than I have in Friends of N. H. Williams are Dedham. how grand and five years and I'm -o- glad poor health several her imposing? Why. I’d to know he is years, yet gaining back my lost weight and improving daily, and death came Mrs. Maria Blood, with her young be happier In two rooms with my Har- ! Frenchboro. to unexpectedly. strength as fast as I can. I hope see him home soon. Ethel Curtis, is visiting her than can eat Dec. 22. H. ward ry. mistress of all this es-tate.” things I didn’t daretouch Miss Evelyn Osier and her brother E. W. Burrill. before and J. B.Havey is home from North brother. “lou shall have I- Willard are home from Kents Hill your wish then, un- don’t suffer from those attacks of Jay, where he has been Hazel Cowing spent a few for the employed. South Bluehill. Miss grateful girl,” the Aunt said indigestion any more and nerves holidays. in bitterly; my Mrs. Ada Blaisdell and last week Brewer. are Miss Alice nephew, Irving Collins and wife are receiv- days impulsively she a bell at her steady. Before I took Tanlac I Ross has closed her tapped Chester Burris, spent and on the Mrs. W. w. Black is failing in couldn't walk to town without hav- .school at Eagle island, and is hofne. Friday ing congratulations birth of a side. Saturday in Bangor. daughter, born Dec. 4. health. ing to stop and rest, and now Miss “Get Mr. on to-day Sylvia Lunt, who has been White of Timmons, my lawyer Mr. and Mrs. John re- Mrs. Jennie Passadum- I have walked down town three times working in Camden since she Bagley Mrs. Abram Duffy has returned her the ’phone,” she commanded the maid gradu- turned from Seal Harbor keas is visiting brother. Gerald and what's more I don't feel the ated last June, is home. Tuesday. from a visit to Boston and Ne^| who answered. “Tell him business Thompson. my least bit tired. I just feel so happy Mrs. Howard Bunker went to Ban- Hampshire. I Mrs. Flora Rice and her brother, the meeting of New is immediately important. I wish to over my wonderful improvement that gor Friday to accompany home her Dec. 17. O. j At Century j ; Will Lunt, spent a few days will.” I can contain recently husband, who was grange Dec. 13. the following change my hardly myself, and I ! in Rockland. recently operated at were elected: Clif- A man’s don't hesitate one minute to recom- upon the East Maine general hos- Subscribe for the American officers Master, figure came quickly through Dec. 16. mend Tanlac G. I His are ford L. Burrill: overseer. Maurice the hall. and recommend it in pital. many friends glad to $1.50 Per Yea$ Miller; lecturer. Hazel Cowing; the highest terms.” 1 “I could not help hearing,” said a steward. Everett Cook; assistant laniac is sold in Ellsworth by E. grave voice, “what ha? been said. steward. Walter Gray; chaplain, just C. Moore, in Bar Harbor by West Your voices Warren Miller; treasurer, E. W. Bur- carried, as I came up.” End Drug Co., in Mt. Desert by A. C.' rill; secretary, Gerald Thompson: The young man turned a white face Fernald. in Bucksport by R. B. Stover, in Bluehill W. I. gate-keeper, Richard Emery: Ceres. upon the girl, his eyes were tragic. by Partridge Burrill: Pomona. in Tremont by O. M. in Marion Bertha “And Rhoda,” he went on, “your aunt Kittredge, Flora, Hattie Brooklin by George F. Gott, in Sedg- Black; Miller; lady Is right about my selfishness in allow- Helen Black. wick by Jno. W. Paris, in Goulds- assistant steward, to make ing you this sacrifice. I— boro by I. McDonald, in Northeast can’t take you this way dear; I’m but Harbor MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS. by Chas. N. Small.—Advt. a poor clerk after all, and I have not Whereas, Death has again entered the courage to face those ‘two rooms’ our order, removing our brother. Ed- West Eden of which you spoke, for your home. The S. Moore, be it Service win therefore, Mrs. and After all the of Agnes Mayo Miss Octa- of your Sign luxury bringing Resolved, That in the death of via Hamor spent the week-end in up, in your heart, would ?oon re- Brother Moore, New Century grange you Bangor. me. has lost a worthy and esteemed mcm- proach But, neither can I give Miss Muriel Tripp, a student at you up dear. Won’t wait Ithoda, you Castine normal school, is at home P.esolved, That we extend our sin- until I see my way perhaps to better for two weeks. cere sympathy to the wife and rela- I no things? exact promise; you’shall Miss Harriette Emery is SOCONY tives of our deceased brother. spending be free to choose, but-” the winter with Mrs. Gertrude Clark Resolved that our charter he draped The old lady leaned forward, rus- and attending high school. in mourning for a period of thirty in that a ■ tling her silks.- George W. W. M. of Mt. Motor days, copy of thes resolutions Mayo, yy I Gasoline sent to the a “You hear lover,” she said View grange, is State esgjLL be family, on your attending copy spread Awidevarietyof is to from the our records, and one sent to the Ells- sharply. “Even he at last realizes the grange; also Mrs. G. N. Rich and buy Mrs. Walter Clark. worth American for publication. barrier between. You can give him mixtures is being dealers listed be- Dec. 15. B. your promise of waiting, without being Mrs. Judith Kittredge is in town sold under the low. sell for a They actually bound. Then, when Mr. Tim- brief stay before going to Ban- j gor to spend the winter with her son name“gasoline.” only SOCONY West Brooksvillc. mons arrives, I ?hnll say that his pres- j Raymond. The to ence is not needed. My will shall re- i best way —uniform, pure, The young people held a sociable Guy Lunt of Beech Hill has main as as SDCDNY it is, with you sole legatee.” be sure that the G. U. S. RAT-OFF Saturday evening, in I. O. O. F. rented the farm of the late R. W. [re 7_ powerful. Look With cheeks the hall, which was well attended. burning girl stood Haynes, and moved his family there. gasoline you buy for the Red, .Mrs. Sarah Greenlaw went to regarding them both—the trembling William Richards has returned measures Rockland to the holi- j up to White and Blue Monday spend old aunt, the sorrowful lover. from Melrose, Mass., where he went days with friends. standards MOTOR “You may do as you wish with your to spend Thanksgiving with his quality So-CO-ny Sign. Mrs. Harry Higgins of Portland will, Aunt Trimble,” she said quietly. three nephews, recently returned was a recent guest of Mrs. George from France. “And you, Harry, may renounce me if H. Tapley. She was called to Bel- will. I have no wish to wait for Dec. 15. M. last the illness of her you WSOLIHE by nephew, j a more successful suitor—for that I ; L C0.°-i George O. Tapley. The of a and the World’s is what the ‘waiting’ amounts Sign George O. Tapley, who has been suppose j East Orland. to.” She left the room before either Reliable Dealer Best Gasoline 11 of lockjaw in the Tapley hospital Mrs. Kate Pickering has gone to it Belfast several weeks, was able could reply. Orono for the winter. o STANDARD OlLCO.S N.Y. return to his home in Portland The man bowed to the old woman George Snow has moved to the ast week. His recovery is con- in her ehalr and went sadly down the farm. ddered remarkable, as his life was hall and out Into the street. When : Willard Lunt has purchased a DEALERS WHO SELL SOCONY MOTOR lespaired of for some time. j GASOLINE In? endeavored upon the following new car. Miss M. left Satur- Emily Tapley morning to see his sweetheart, and to William Wentworth has moved his ay for O Aland, called there by the make u further plea for her own inter- family to Bucksport for the winter. eath of her sister-in-law, Mary ests, he was met by the discouraging Mrs. Aurilla is cuise, wife of John S. Tapley. Higgins spending Ellsworth: announcement that Rhoda had secret- the winter with her daughter, Etta Its. Tapley was well known here, a Dunbar. C. evot d wife and mother, and the ly departed from her aunt’s dwelling L. Morantr Ells. Foundry & Machine Works topest sympathy is extended to the night before, leaving only a brief George Robertson of Orono spent Silvy & Linnehan H. F. Wescott he e bereaved her death. Be- to the effect that she had the week-end with his parents. by message gone II. B. O. P. Torrence llies her Estey husband, she is survived away to “earn her living.” Mrs. John Roberts died at her ■v three E. E. Rowe H. W. Morang young daughters—Alice, and worn home in Orland Friday,Dec. 12, after •a The aunt looked white C. W. Grindal y and Jeanette. illness. She leaves a hus- when Harry Amsden sought her out. a long The girls of the Congregational band. one daughter, Mrs. Arnold “Rhoda has left us completely in Ellsworth Falls: mnday school met at the home of M. Wyman, and a granddaughter, us. the dark as to her whereabouts,” she Herbert Wescott Saturday, Jane Wyman, a son, George B. Rob- A. W. Salisbury Whitcomb, & come Haynes Whitney S. it was voted to form the said wearily, “but, she will erts. a sister, Mrs. Wiliam Soper, a H. L. IJanico North Ellsworth :rls Friendly club. There were back.” brother, George A. Wardwell, and a Leander Perkins. tjenteen present. The following Rhoda did not come back. Harry's stepbrother, Bluehill: Beers were elected: President, own search for her was unavailing. Alonzo Blake has gone to West J. B. Bettel Austin Chatto ,e' Farnham; vice-president. Kath- The girl had apparently been lost Orland to spend the winter with his hne C. F. Wescott, I. E. Tapley: secretary. Maybelle the brave workers of son. jr.. Stanley lescott; among many F. L. Nason treasurer, Shirley Hawes; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mason are 'fflmittee whose lives she had heretofore known on work, Alean Cum- at East Lake, Fla., for the winter. F. L. Greene East Bluehill llnSs. Delma Tapley has charge of nothing. M. Dec. 17. A. R. South Bluehill 1* small members. They will meet Hopelessly, from time to time, the Conary 'eT F. A. Bowden Saturday afternoon with Mrs. lover sought the stern old woman. An Brooklin ‘Cscott. Penobscot. occasional communication came from G. M. Allen & Son North IlM- 1b- of Penob- Sedgwick “Tomson.” She was ev- The annual inspection Rhoda at various places. W. H. scot O. E. S., was held at Stover North Brooksville idently using chance friends to mall chapter, Masonic hall Friday evening, Dec. S. H. Hawes West Hast her letters from different points. The Brooksville Franklin. 12. The degrees were conferred upon that she F. W. Gray West [John u, the noted messages told them merely Mrs. Elmer Leach. After the work Sedgwick " Hardison, spar- The was F. B. South Bluehill ™r' who bas worked in the wns well and self-supporting. of the evening, a short recess Sylvester Daniel ini >:T. ®bfpyards the past season, is last brought a slight clue, which Harry ordered, during which preparations McKay Surry for of fne the winter. followed immediately to success. were made for the installation I Aioert Hulbert of Bethel visited Mrs. Julia Vickery, D. D. Franklin: Rhoda greeted him wan and joyous- officers. r Parents last week. of Belfast, installed the new- of a cus- G. M.. B. E. Rankin L. C. eyed, from behind the head man- Bragdon ®camtn°ns and wife the ly-elected officers In a pleasing spent tomer upon whom she had been try- Dyer Bros Gott & Hanson Wittl hi3 brother Everett in ner. Mrs. Vickery was presented But did not in C. J. Murch ing various hats. Harry with a set of ice-cream plates Eastbrook leave his love, thereafter, until he recognition of her splendid service to H. H. Hopkins Trenton itki B'nisdell is visiting her were *n brought her home with him as his wife. the chapter. Refreshments Townsend and Spring- Lamoine: “’-Mass He had telegraphed Aunt Trimble served. found. Fred Wardwell, fire warden, has &Nora Bunker and MMiss Mar- as soon as Rhoda had been H. L. Smith J. Sherman finished his work for the season, and Douglas who bave been teach- Later he sent word of their mar- W. C. Wallace ls in tvWOvth' is home for the winter. E. M. King are but when the two ascended in Ir th. v *ngton county, home riage ; G. W. Colwell & Co. Mrs. Alma Gray, who is spending South Hancock JWholidays. some trepidation the steps of the an in Bluehill with her H. W. Johnson Hancock Harriman has moved his Mr. the the winter ij]r | stately old mansion, Timmons, Ash. Clough, is the mt° the house owned by Eras- daughter, Mrs. Louis Jordan Mt. Desert Ferry the lawyer, met them at the door. H. C. Perkins. for the winter. guest of Mrs. Howard Crosby Aurora lwU“k,er “Your Aunt Trimble went happily from a t B. Ivan Perkins has returned Alden K. “It Middle- Haslam Waltham to sleep last night,” he told them. week’s visit in Boston and Is a sleep from which she will never town, Conn. hy man *s a in his own her Aroos- kht; king awaken.” And then Rhoda and Mrs. M. A. Wardwell is in unhealthy man an the interest Pt«. p unhappy husband sat, still solemn in their won- took county this week in blo°d and sluggish Star. •er, u.i>IV.impure der, In the old library. Mr. Timmons of the order of the Eastern Burd»ck Blood Bitters. On “Woodlocke. OIL COMPANY of »man, t 35 came to them. Dec. 17. STANDARD NEW YORK years. *1.26 a bottle. Your aunt wished me to tell you -o-- without ceremony," he said solemnly, Egypt. “of the In her will. She wanted assisting at changes George Linscott is house of It understood that the will was altered arpenter work on the new Astoria made his Washington Junc- the day that Harry Amsden Ir. Gatcomb of infants and Children renunciation. The entire estate and lon. at fortune was bequeathed to him with Miss Ruth Sawyer is employod West Franklin. *t^?r0V®r30Year8 a compliment In the wording: 'yler Gordon’s, here December 12, ‘Had I met in my youth a man like School closed Harry Amsden,’ wrote your aunt, ’I or two weeks. 15. ahould not have lived my life single.’ Dec. and Indif- slender silver wire chut held it in place. Jack Betts. a might; hunter Working resolutely, she succeeded ferent farmer, often bore him company In he ir severing hoth and drew the wires the big room, where slept hi for In Records the iuilamed, state, long after the others were Christmas The tenderly through purpling Azimuth-Ann a Gifts bed. mis- flesh. Oliver entered ns she tossed Jack was no dullard, only fit born a hundred too the trinkets on the linen scurf, his eyes pioneer, years Why Not Buy the Best? Jade Earrings filled with apprehension. late. He would have braved and con- the Here In n “They can't detect h trace of any- quered real wilderness. cost no more and stranded eddy of wild country, he was They you comparison will thing.*’ he begun. “She’s simply wast- M. McCULLOCH-WTLLIAMS show von •* By thwarted But he did not 11 ing away. What are you doing?’’ and stunted. is worth while. know It—that made of the In a glance he realised what she had part tragedy. Mllby saw that Aran was done, and picked up the Jude earrings. We received a ((g), 1J1S. by McClur* N©wipaper •radtcpt*.) ! coming to know It—of her father, and just factory shipment of some of Examining them closely he gave a quick the of herself uo exclamation. The wires at one end less. scarce ones. 1 Azimuth-Ann bore witness alike to They were curiously made, two She had told him wistfully of the branched into tiny, needle-pointed ends her ear the unusual ami pendant halls of delicate silver (111- mother’s for j like the wire people "down on the river.” They had j antennae, and larger her filial “Maw, she wouldn’t j Blowing Bubbles. Mammy o' Mine. gree, and within each a sphere of jade piety. bottom fine which the ears was hollow. As lands, fine houses, clothes, In pierced never git over it if thar wasn’t Ann Avalon. Annie Laurie. deepest, purest sea green. even Llttle-Ann was of them he held it a globule of moisture gath- somewhars in name," she had pianos. Till We Meet Again. Silver Threads Mrs. Lambert watched them with * baby’s Among the Gold —It was by visits to her Azan knew My Baby's Arms. Old Black Joe. ered. like steam on a glass. confided to her visitors. "But I do certain fascination as they dangled , the difference. she was not Beautiful Ohio. When You and I ‘‘Look after Wanda,” he said stern- like names that sound nev- No. go- Were from the ears of her There was tasty—Ann Young, caller. ing there matter about rea- Mulberry Rose. *Tni to have this stuff ana- er was to mind.” again—uo the same shade of in Wanda's ly. going pinch my How Are You Going to Wet Your green sons—it was so. Then Mrs. Betts lysed. This seems to be one method So Azimuth-Ann toiled the ! just Whistle? DA.YCe eyes, the same suggestion of finished up years, RECORDS, had explained, through the me- How You ’em on Peter Gink. Who the orient has of showing its apprecia- through croups, measles, school, first solely Going to Keep Down Did I craftsmanship in her entire makeup, dium of nods and winks, the Farm? Fidgity Feet. tion.” love and significant Jerry. from her fitted boots getting religion, weighted ! Eyeo That Say 1 Love You. Mandy. perfectly walking which left Mtlhy more than ever be- to her The door closed behind him and with her name. By the time she was Mandy. straight, dark eyebrows and wildered. But the Waiting. A shiver of Jacks;, biggest boy, hair. She Wanda opened her eyes. nineteen it had shrunk in all mouths Carry Me Back to Ole Virginy. Royal Vagabond. smooth, glossy hardly caught to whom was little short of a dread over her as she saw the Milby what the was until she passed to Azan—the faintest pause after the girl saying demigod, said in his ear, on the stand beside the bed Az. Still it was afflictive— disgustedly realized that was her earrings sufficiently Oliver observing when the nodding and winking ended: Edison and Gen nett ‘‘It was my fault.” she whispered, all the more so that Granny, resenting Victor, Disc Records amusedly. “Maw thinks she's the slyest—but I “I never want to see the far Bast as Mrs. Lambert l ent over her ten- Azimuth, had left her whole string of j bet you don't know now no roore'n Ambrola love I was no less her chain and lock- Edison, Cylinder Records I feel as if I had had some derly. *‘I jewelry. nice gold beads, again. shucks what she’s heen tellin’ me some et. to little her next eldest ye—- awful overdose of one of their to him just so he would give Ann, grand- queer J erbout Llttle-Ann hatin’ Azan on ac- of the beautiful he and child. That was a shame—little Ann, ; narcotics. We were in Siam for two things had, Machines from $25.00 to count er Joe Hume. He runs the mill, $300.00 months, and after that and then then he hated me when I told lam I dark-skinned and pnle-halred. matched ; China, i Sown and Little-Ann’s mind Is was for home. I never the heirlooms so ill. But since she had yander, Japan. Oliver says he never knew be- leaving China j J sot on him—but ever sence he seen fore the heathen could thought he would he serious. He inherited also a fine farm, money in happy, happy Azan—why he's been the E. F. ROBINSON seemed like one of his own queer lit- bank, also her dead father's thrift, the keepln’ path use so many lead pencils." hot here. “Eighteen thousand in Seoul alone tle ivory images—” neighborhood did not say out loud she "Oh. indeed! Joe. you mustn’t tell Registered Optometrist on one order." grinned Oliver. “I have Her voice died away, as she slipped was homely—but thought it all the harder. family secrets!” Milby whispered back no kick coming. It isn't everybody Into a quiet, natural sleep. Oliver was —and fell to looking at the fire, con- run a came back, his gray eyes keen and Azan another sort—a gypsy Brooklin. and by whom he W'ho can successful honeymoon was tenderiv „„ I with black and cheeks scious that he was unreasonably angry, Charles D. Blake of Provi- for his on a business basis.” anxious. He leaned over the slender beauty, big eyes during last illness. He hut not to himself the rea- dence, R. I., is his mother, eaves two a?so figure on the bed like a Jac rose. Graceful withal— admitting visiting daughters, Mrs. “Successful 1” Wanda shrugged neg- yearningly. Mrs, E. H. EvereU her dancing was worth son for It. Bridges. .Cousins and Miss Rachel ative shoulders. “I saw any- “We’ll take her away, out into the watching— Bridge, hardly Samuel Hitchins of Orono and Funeral services were she moved as as the The revelation had come Saturday held at thing of you, you were chasing cus- country’ with you. Lou. and get this walking lightly afternoon Foster Blake were in town last Baptist church Friday Infernal, subtle out of her bird on wing. Bright things transfig- late. Father was away, out afternoon ReT tomers so. It was fearfully slow for poison sys- week. Mr. Hitchins was formerly Chester Sm.th of Penobscot ured her. In her long, red coat and hunting despite the snow. Milhy ought official: me.” tem. Doctor Rand seems to know j the sardine inspector at the can- Ing. Naskeag lodge hat with to have gone with but had attended in a what it is. He it’s an old trick looped gold braid she looked , him, stayed at body, and "Until you struck Yokohama.” Oliver says neries here apd South Bluehili. performed the burial ser behind. At of and a another creature than the slim girl in dark the hunter came vice at the grave. put in meaningly. “She keeled over the Hindoos and Burmese, Miss Ethel Tainter, who has been The floral tribute, form of one's brown calico, somewhat faded, who i home, loaded with fur and fenther, were beautiful. The one of the highest mandarins in the pet annihilating enemy atendlng commercial college at Ban- sympathy of all“ also in He goes out to the degrees." came to the furmhouse door in answer evidently high good humor. gor, is home. family. province, sis. Regular prineelet; edu- by Dec. 22. to hallo. said nothing outright, hurried “Cue “Bu; you can reach out and punish Milby's only Frederick Cole. jrTTls home from Femme." through supper, and after it a half —--- this man surely?” exclaimed Mrs. Night was falling cold after a raw put U. of M., for the holidays. bushel of to roast. Then he Lambert. He smiled, brushing back and gusty November day. Mllby, an yarns Miss Marjorie Kane has gone to TVrntou. j lost in the hill made up the big room fire, chuckling Boston to work. Mrs. Wanda’s curls softly from her face. outlander, hopelessly Joseph Banzaninia and babv nf hard as had been relieved he did it. It was hardly in Mrs. Pittsfield. Mass., are “Too late now, sis,” he said. “Mong country, genuinely Eugene Kane, who has been Visiting her sight of smoke. short- full blaze before the dogs howled In her brother at mother Mrs. Roy Davis Toy died while we were coming to by chimney Very visiting Dorchester, he found himself beside a chorus, gay shouts rang above the howl- Mass., is home. Madison Frisco. If it hadn’t been for you. his ly sitting Davis, U. of M. i, fire, his numbed hands rest- ings, and fnther. Hinging wide the door, Frank J. who hasbeen at his little fuse of revenge would have blazing log Staples, spending vacation with his a rushed outside saying over his shoul- home several weeks, has returned to Mrs. Reuben burned out her life.” ing In pan of cold water, w hich Azan ! mother. Davis. der to “You’ve done seen er Lewiston. It Milby, was with deep regret that the snowstorm—now Miss the trained nurse who we'll show ye a Reed, community learned Friday of the GRASPED FAME AND FORTUNE has been at Frank J. several death storm of emother sort." Staples' of George Haynes. He was weeks, has returned to Bangor. taken to the Bar Thus began the storm party—a Harbor hospital the How Gardtner on One Lucky After- Miss Esther Pease is her day before and died dozen young men and women, with visiting during the noon Achieved Both aunt, Mrs. Austin Chatto, at Blue- night. The body was brought here Highly two fiddlers, who had aimed to take Desired Possessions. hill Falls. Sunday, and services were held at the household by surprise. Fnther the church. The Christmas sale of small arti- Interment in the fam- had somehow- lot got wind of it—hence cles held the ily beside his wife, w ho died last Here is no interesting story about by Wabanaki Camp the haste and tiie roast. He January. Mr. Haynes leaves four the potato Fire Girls Saturday afternoon was origin of that most beautiful of one brother knew there were friedeakes and suu- successful. Proceeds, $10. children, and two sis- flowers, the American Beauty rose. ters. who have the snge enough for ail in hand: sympathy of all. The late Hon. be- already Mrs. Edwin Cole, who has been George Bancroft, Mrs. Anna Anderson was cider likewise, and cofTee for the mak- very ill of pneumonia, is much bet- called to sides being a historian and scholar, Denver, Col., last week by the seri- ing. Proudly hospitable as he was ter. was one of the first amateur rose grow- ous Illness of her sister Mrs. An- thriftless, he Joyed to see the crowd. Mrs. Willard Gott was called to ers in America. Every year he im- derson had spent the fall with her Azan darted upstairs at the first sound Trenton Saturday by the death of ported cuttings from the leading flower sister and had stopped at York of it and came down cloaked her son-in-law. George Haynes. She Beach dm of Prua and hat- her way home to visit her growers Europe. The king of was accompanied by her two ted, saying with the most natural air daughter. Mrs. T. E. Darke, when sia—when old Kaiser was William grandsons. she of surprise, “Weil. I am glad to see was sent for again. king—allowed the American historian Mrs. Martha who has been Dec. 22 somebody about! .lest had thought I’d Gray, W. to have a of whatever he slip might very ill, is out again. _ run down to Jenningses—but now of fancy in the royal conservatories. Mr. Miss Ruth Simpson, who has been course I'll be mighty glad to stay." Franklin. Bancroft’s gardener used to cultivate attending high school here, has gone Milby smiled over the art- Miss some of his roses in an old house away covertly to her home at South Rluehiil for Leona DeBeck is home from less maneuver—she wanted them ail the U. of M. and Walter Blaisdell from out on F, or perhaps it was G street, holidays. to st-e her new finery. He had known Bates college. above Twenty-second street, in the Mr. Young, principal of the high hefore she was henuttful—now he un- Mr. t'nderhlll of Chester. N. West end of Washington. D. C. Mrs. school, is spending the holidays at H., derstood what her visited his son. Dr. Charles S. Under- Grant had a florist named Field ir. beauty might mean his home in Wlnterport. to him. "I'll he hack hill, last week. of the White couserva- ; in two shakes of charge House Stephen E. McFarland died at er tail." There will be a Christmas concert He was a rose of rare i sheep’s she called gayly, turn- tory. grower Eastern Maine hospital at Bangor and ing to tree at the Methodist church merit and skill in his artistic work. go upstairs again. But a tail, Monday evening.at the ageot sixty- handsome feliow Wednesday evening. One day he happened into the old young harred her one years. He went there less than Citizens of Franklin are holding where Mr. way, saying humbly : “Come with me. a week before. He rallied from the building Bancroft’s gar- weekly meetings at town hall on Watched Them as They Dangled From Azan—you know- you pram- operation, but bis heart was too dener potted his plants and budded his halfway This is a new or- weak,and he passed in Monday nights. the Ears of Her Caller. Ised. I It would lie away early ■ roses. Over in a corner he observed thought fine to ganization of men in town who want steal the evening of Dec. 15. Mr. Mc- a rose of a ye frum yer folks—but by the to Franklin on Know- cated at variety utterly unknown Farlandwas a “put the map.'' Harvard, finished at Oxford; I farmer, having lived to him and of wonderful size Lord. want to take ye boldly—in the ing the possibilities with the natural regular with the finest and per- in this town ail his life with the ex- diplomatic chap, face resources, are to devise fection in form and color. o’—everybody.” of a few they anxious pearl and jade business in southern “Where ception years spent at Wanted Them All to See The ways and means to get industries did this come from?” he carelessly in- Her New fiddlers cheeked their tuning up Webster City, Iowa. He was the China.” started to utilize the water power. quired of his confrere. Finery. —silence as of the grave fell twelfth master of Naskeag lodge, F. “He me Wanda rose-growing every- Fast affords a gave my earrings," and M., and had served Franklin tide water “Oh, it is an offshoot from some cut- where. Even the children several years said, “Don't had fetched shuffling good opportunity for a manufactur- consciously blushing. you him, while a huddle of as its treasurer. He was also a tings we imported from Germany,” the stood stock-still. Little-Ann, brave ing plant. think they're pretty. Louise?” sturdy children stared at him from the member of Lookout chapter O. E. S.. man replied. It was evident to Mr. In her gold beads, her chain and locket, Dec. 22. B. “Exquisite. I was admiring them.” opposite corner and awed and a charter member of Brooklin Field exchanged and a that the other did not in the gorgeous blue gown, wrung her I. O. O. and -o- ‘Tm going to have them filed off of yet audible whispers among them- lodge. F., Center Harbor least comprehend the value of the new hands voicelessly, her dull face ashen. Rebekah He her Oliver rose and crossed over selves. lodge. had served sev- lOilO ears;” Azan War Savings Stamps. plant. After some talk Mr. Field turned about, her eyes starry, her eral years on the board of assessors. to the willow chair in the sunlight, Mrs. Betts, their mother, had laid Anew series of war savings stamps bought the cuttings he had seen for $5. cheeks like damask rases. "I cain’t Mr. McFarland was a man whom looking down at his bride critically. her sewing across her knee, to engage will be ready for distribution to the A year thereafter, when he had come. .Toe,” she said low hut everyone was glad to know, and a propa- dearly. on These will be “Did you notice, Lou, Hong Soy did In affable converse with the friend to public January 1. his new stranger. “I’ve all, and a man of gated purchase and became been wicked—takin’ you frum sterling called the 1920 series. They will be her the honor of adjusting them in her “From up no'th? How funny—whut character. He was ever ready to | convinced that he had a new and very Little-Ann. I didn't know—aothin’ somewhat larger than the 1919 ears himself, and there's a trick about could folks that lived in town, or help every enterprise for the good of valuable variety of rose, which he about—love—then," the words coming the stamps, will be carmine in color, and the fastening. She hasn’t been able to handy by it, wanter come down In the town and his death has left a named will a of Wash- the American Beauty, he sold hard. “Now—I know—it’s worse’ll a void that will carry portrait George take them off since we sailed." hills for? Nothin' be hard to fill, Since his find ter see, sir. Nothin’ y ington. The thrift stamps will re- for $5,000, the most wonderful murderer. You go back to her. She the death of his daughter, Mrs. “And they hurt just a little bit,” a-tall. To be sho, thar wus circuses main as before. Certificates for result of the investment of $5 on rec- deserves ye.” Gertrude Nichols, two and one-half Wanda complained prettily. “He told once In so often down at the Cross $100 and $1,000 will be in circula- ord. To follow his luck a little fur- “How- come you ter learn?” years ago, he had been the same Joe de- as the 1919 me would me luck. Roads. he's and said as a tion at the same prices they bring They’re ther, Mr. Field invested his Father, up all mnnrfrd father to her three small chil- easily fiercely, making a step toward series, but maturing on January 1> not Chinese. They were made in earned the children might go next time. And dren. He leaves a widow,who was $5,000 in lands near Washing- the girl. She looked at instead of 1924. Burmah.” next time was next appealingly Miss Lizzie Allen of this also 1925, ton, which in a little less week—actually place, | no deal- than three Milhy and dropped her head. With a one People are warned to have Save for admiring the earrings, the them brats hadn't done nothin’ much daughter,Mrs. Russell Morgrage, offer years were sold for $50,000. Truth is bound he was beside her, holding both and three ings with strangers who either matter from Mrs. since knowed it. but eat and sisters,Mrs. Mary J. Young sell slipped Lambert’s sometimes stranger than fiction. they sleep her hands and to buy their present stamps or to saying to the rest: “If Bray and Mrs. Emma Holden of this of mind completely in the weeks that fol- and talk erbout it. Yes—she was goin’ them loose stamps. All purchases indeed I have taught her. It is because of Webster City, Iowa, Mrs. Phebe She —in o’ be made from the lowed. only saw her brother and Addition to World's spite belongin'—and the preach- I place. Services stamps should Minerals. first learned the lesson myself.” were held at the have the Wanda as er not likin' of it over-well. The official agencies, all of whom occasionally, they lived in A new mineral has been discovered baby Baptist church Thursday afternoon. certificates issued by the town at a while she had her wasn't weaned, so he Jest couldn't go Rev. Chester agency hotel, in Siberia. The discovery was made Animal* That Smith of Penobscot I onless ids Blueh. treasury department. Speculators country home out at sleepy little a mammy did—and she didn’t officiating. The burial service was Snug by hunter on the shore of Lake In of the men who spite admiration expressed under Brooklin and confidence approach Cove, on the North Shore. Then one Baikash. and believe in bein’ partial—not to big chil- lodge, I. O. O. F. with the mineral has been by poets for a blush, it is, after all owners of war savings stamps morning, about four, the bell dren nor little uns." only John J. or telephone named balkashite. It has the appear- a rush of blood to the Bridges died at his home the story that they are worthless, face, caused by the rang sharply. It was Oliver’s voice in ance of dark brown rubber and when Milby agreed with her oo every early Wednesday morning, at the that they will be worthless after modesty or some other emotion. Ani- suh- quick distress. it burns point, smiling to himself over the hu- age of eighty-three years. Although first of the year, are, of course, Ignited with a strong flame, mals blush, too. through but the fear, Mr. Bridges had been in to “Wanda’s been taken very ill. Can leaving about 2 cent ash. When man comedy. His aching hands were failing i ject prosecution. per poets say nothing abont them. health several and years, the end came you drive right in, Lou? Looks like placed in water it becomes a mass eased, as he put down the pan Horses blush In their ears, especial- suddenly and peacefully, after a long poisoning.” very much like paraffin. Azan bent from behind him, snatched Franklin. ly the left one. When a horse Is fright- and useful life. He was one of the North “From what?” she asked it and darted away. But he caught a first anxiously. ened his left ear will be found to be members of Naskeag lodge, F. Miss Vida Cousins has returned "Can tell?" How About glimpse of her face, flushed, humili- and A. you Russian. very much swollen. This Is also the M., having joined in the year from a yisit in Holden. a ated. scornful. him a 1873. He « “Not sign of anything. She’s not Johnny had been home from school It gave curious case with rabbits. was a member of the Mrs. Sarah Carle died last week been well since we saw with a bad and thrill—one that to have warned Baptist church over a Mrs. Fred A you last—slow cold, when he returned ought Cows and similar animals blush forty years, the home of Mr. and Just member of Minnewaukon bona uneven to his lessons he took hts a him to ride on n way before he was chapter of where she had made her fever, listless, respiration, teacher above the hoof, while the uses bott, dog his Sedgwick, and a charter member of was a dear o I’m worried sick over her. note from his “John- tempted to make love. It did no such some years. She everything. mother, saying: tail for this purpose.. When a Brooklin dog is lodge, I. O. O. F., and Cen- and will be much missed, in Hurry up.” ny is well enough now to do his work, thing. He stayed on over night, through his lady, frightened tail hangs limp, as he ter Harbor Rebekah In all The Do but next and lodge home and neighborhood. Be had two specialists working over please keep him out of the French day's snowstorm, the day has lost control over it. these societies he her form was an honored was taken to Brownville. Wanda when Mrs. Lambert arrived. class; he still has a sore throut and after, crystal-clear but with a bitter Even Insects blush. They do It In member, and as long as his health home, for interment. In a state of even hurts wind. He had taken the a The girl lay coma, emit- English him."—Boston whole family their antennae, or feelers. permitted, faithful attendant. He Dec. 22. ting a deep tremulous sigh every now Post. captive. The children ran over him, never was known to turn away a and then, and feeling In every with person in sorrow or distress, and evidently suffering. pocket, playing Tree* of Sorrow. Bees Will Stinfl. Where his many have been the kind deeds done When Honey After the men had left the room for the Grocer Was. watch, hts knife, aghast over his The Persian “Trees of Sorrow” offen are by him. Mr. Bridges was a merchant Dark colors seem to be more the consultation, Wanda opened her Doris’ mother was in the habit of or- pen—“the stick that made marks 'ith- so called because they bloom only at for about and and the' Tier bread thirty-two years, “Un- ve to bees thun light, *>e^‘ eyes. Her hands lifted meekly, un- dering at Smith's grocery. out dippin’,” the three Initialed hand- night. When the first star cle John’s" sb w appears In smiling face and genial dressed in dark garments should to her ears. One dny while callers kerchiefs he had chance the steadily entertaining they by good sup- sky the first flower and as laugh have cheered a school- these opens many more caution when handling “Take those she whis- heard Doris in the next room to himself, most of all the the on his things out,” talking plied ring evening advauces more and more boy way to school. He will odors ure her ful Insects. Offensive “I know—’’ through toy telephone, asking Cen- upon his finger. buds burst Into bloom until not only be greatly missed by his pered. the lovelv to them, and the P back into the tra! for Smith’s grocery, when she It touched him that the tree to family, but by a large circle of objectionable She slipped drowsy handker- appears be one vast flower. It from working called: Mr. Smith friends. He was the last of a large recently returning state again, the words dying In a deep "Mother, Isn’t at chiefs had been abstracted while he has a delicate fragrance not unlike has “ family. Mr. Bridges was married stable or whose perspiration the table was a home.” “Where do you suppose he laj” and laid back ere he the a sigh. On dressing slept, awoke dell- scent of the evening primrose. As show some the mother. Doris twice, his first wife, Miss Henrietta tinct odor should manicure file, and without hesitation replied answered: cately clean. It was the same with his the dawn approaches the flowers around | begin Closson of Bluehill, dying in 1894. tlon in making himself familiar “Why. he's up in heaven aw to Louise lifted the Jade peadant from getting neks—his shoes moreover were kept fade until by sunrise not a bloom is His second wife was Miss Neva Her- uazette. bread.” the beehive.—ClintonviUe one ear lobe and began filing at the dally at mirror polish. Father, otherwise to be seen. rick of this town, who survives him.