abbrrtt«tmim». LOCAL AFFAIRS. swung out across the channel where shi HbbrrUgisuntg. was held by her anchor and grounded or the falling tide. She was not r TAKE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. damaged. WHY CHANCES? The gale Friday night did considerable ••****** Harry C Austin A Co—Furniture and under- • taking. damage to shade and fruit trees in this vi- to Rice * Tyler, Tbe safe belonging When In Bankruptcy—Patrick H Flanagan. cinity. Two large elms on Hancock street an office in $3.00 per year J A Hay nee—Cash-down store. dealer*, who bad tbe were blown -jgn,, Daniel J Kelli her—Libel Notice down, and large branches 01 UNION TRUST COMPANY now waa will assure Orahim block, destroyed, opened you Absolute Protection Fred P Brown—Dr Groves’ Herb Extract. trees blocked several other streets. Tele- State assessors—In session. and Ita contents tonod de- and OF ELL8WORTH Saturday for your valuables in the Hancock County Savings Bank—Notice of phone electric light wires were broker Itroyed. foreclosure. In many places by falling trees or limbs. Uninn Trust Co—Notice tbe Sterna Lumbar Co. of foreclosure. ! OFFICERS Tbt, vault of Chamberlain’s Medicines. Apple trees in exposed placet were stripped Monday morning, and it waa of half their fruit. John A. Peters, President Henry W. Cushman, Vice-President „„ opened Fire and Burglar-Proof Mr. DasaaT PaaaT: the content* were all de- John E Henry H. Hiooins, Treasurer M. Galleht, Secretary found that Eaton—Caution notice Adelbert B. Jordan and wife, with their loaa to. Banoob, Ms: groyed. The grandson Darrell, are Mr. Jor- Vaults of the Eastern Trust A visiting — Banking Co. Bangor Commorieal. dan’s Isaac Jordan and at DIRECTORS Loots Kirsteln, George H Hamlin—Notice parents, wife, of forecloen re. Baschland. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan are alec William F. Campbell Eugene Hale Albert E. Mace Fred A. Chandler W. A. Frank C. Nash NATIONAL Hbbron, Mb: their Miss Havey BURRIL-L BANK, entertaining granddaughters, Alfred B. Crabtree B. John A. Peters Or ELLSWORTH. Hebron Barney Havey Academy. Goodwin, of Chester, Mass., and Mrs. W. Cushman Frank L. Hodgkina Bion M. Pike Northeast Harbor: Henry Private Rooms for Box Renters. Inspection Invited. Belle Mae Morgan, of West Springfield, Luclllus A. Emery L. Elrie Holmes Henry W, Sargent Notice of dissolution of The Trim A Qallert John R. Holmea Elmer Honrs: 9 9 Stanley Mast., and their Myer P, Sponord to 4. Set. to 1. Cell to-day. Supply Co. great-grandson, Dwight John R. Graham R. B. Holmea O. W. Fuller Tapley South Penobscot Knox, of Naugatuck, Conn. Henry H. Orey Arno W. King John O. Whitney Notice of dissolution of A P Leach Co. The executive committee of the Ells- worth high school alumni association We invite yon to become a depositor with The Union Trust Company of Ella- SCHEDULE OF MAILS has voted to change the hour of the ban- worth. You have only to glance over the list of our officers and directors to know that is safe under their supervision. The of thla AT SLL8WORTH POSTOFriCB. from 7.30 to at the annual meet- your money managers quet 9.30, institution are well Knows for their probity and business success You need In June 1911. effect 26, ing of the association on Saturday Aug. have no hesitation in entrusting your business or your savings to tbeir care. for We take pleasure in offering you all the facilities of our institution and we Safety your 12. Dancing and cards and a short mu- Savings trust tbat will avail of them, and will favor us with you yourself your banking MAILS HBCBIVED. sical will bnsineas. U offered in the program precede the banquet. flHlJp Savings Dept, of the Eastern 3 From Wbst-*6.55, J11.18 a m; 4.28, J6.18 p m. -tV“T The is made Triwl A Co. At the same time change to accommodate many i 'lr" Banking your 1 Prom East—12.22, 5.36 and 11.07 p m. deposit here is more members w ho cannot be earlier. p#A *rf^* constantly earning money, MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOFFICB. present at a liberal lr interest rate. No matter if you are ; UNION TRUST COMPANY Wff* Going Wbst—11.45 a m; tg.55, *5 and *9 p m. Francis Allen met with a serious and ■ *K\nklr not nex? door to this institution; our banking- ] Going East—8.30 a m; 3.55 and 5.45 m. most method p accident last — — Nfi/Utivi by-mail makes it easy and safe for you j peculiar Wednesday, ^ to do with us. Wherever live. while at BFwttK IT:. you Ask Registered mail should be at postofflce half work haying at Beechland. He ■ r for detailed information. v an hour before mail closes. mowed into a wasp’s nest and laid down •Daily, Sunday included. J Daily, except the scythe to keep the insects from his COMING EVENTS. Monday, f Daily, except Saturday. § Daily, OLD HOME WEEK. EASTERN TRUST & at 8.49. face and eyes. Forgetting about the BANKIN6 CO. except Sunday, Sunday OLD HOME WEEK AUG. 6-12. §§£'% No mail dispatched to or received from the scythe, he started to run and stepped on Bangor. Maine. east Sundays. ELLSWORTH READY WITH A Excursion 35 cents. the handle. The scythe turned up and Monday—Tickets Branches at Old Town, Marhlas and Dexter caught him in the leg just below the groin, HEARTY WELCOME. Play Thursday — Admission, 25 cents; Willis Ayer, of Dexter, is visiting his making a serious wound. Dr. Hodgkins reserved seats, 35 cents. was sunt, Mrs. J. P. Eldridge. summoned. The boy was brought MANY FORMER RESIDENTS WILL BE Concert Friday — Admission, 25 cents; to his home on Miss Edith McKusick, of Calais, is the Franklin street as soon as HERE—A FULL WEEK’S PROGRAM reserved seats, 35 cents. and is as well as can be ex- guest of Mrs. C. W. Mason. possible, doing OF INTERESTING EVENTS. Tickets (or the above three events will pected. Harry E. Walker and wife, of Exeter, go on sale at the W. R. Parker Clothing Isaac Jordan and of AN INVITATION. N. H., are expected home to-day. wife, Beechland, Co. store Thursday morning, Aug. 3, at assisted by their daughter, Mrs. Mary When the a-climbing with a per- 9 o’clock. Mrs. James E. Lynch is spending the mercury’s Jordan Leighton, entertained a large severing vim, week with ner husband in Bar Harbor. Tuesday and Saturday evening recep- house party over The in- And the perspiration’s dripping from your Sunday. guests tions and 50 cents a Mrs. H. A. of is vis- hat’s ball—Tickets, couple; Hooper, Gardiner, cluded their son, Adelbert B. Jordan, and broad shady brim, her Mrs. Walter You would better leave business and for extra ladies, 15 cents. iting sister, J. Clark, jr. wife,'their grandsons, Arthur and Victor your comfort fondly seek; ELIAWOBTH. Miss Vose, of Portland, is the guest of Jordan, with their their two wives, You would better come to Ellsworth her Charles H. and his wife. Miss A. Good- evening, at the brother, Vose, granddaughters, Georgia For Wednesday Aug. 2, Methodist church—Lecture Rev. F. K. Edward Gaynor^of Attleboro, Mass., is win, Mrs. Edward A. Morgan and Mrs. Old by visiting bis grandmother, Mrs. Charles Helen Goodwin Bacon, their great grand- Home Conant, of Machias. Admission, adults, Gaynor. sons, Darrell B. Jordan and Dwight Fuller Week. 2t> cents; children, 15 cents. Knox. The with their at Odd Fel- Miss Flora Cook, of Everett, Mass., is grandsons, wives, The people all are cordial, and you know your Saturday evening, Aug. 12, arrived in an automobile from Hartlaud lows hall—Reunion and of Ells- the guest of her aunt, Miss Carolyn Har- welcome’s sure; banquet rington. early Sunday morning. You’ll find the latchstring hanging out in worth high school alumni association. All members of the festival chorus are everyone’s front door; Banquet at 9.30 preceded by dancing and Mrs. Frank of Brackett, Brookline, You’ll see all the folks from round about; the earnestly requested to be present at Ma- cards. Tickets, 75 cents. Mass., is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. F. friends of old you’ll meet. sonic ball this evening at S o’clock, to re- Friday, Aug. 18, county court Newman. Oh you’d better come to Ellsworth house, hearse the music to he at the ser- sung For Ellsworth at 9 a. m.—Meeting of state Clarence Morgan and wife, of Belfast, vices on Old Home week. They should Old board of assessors. are Mrs. Mrs. visiting Morgan’s mother, bring with them the miscellaneous work Home Brown. Friday, Aug. 25, at Ellsworth high Harry of 1910, and also the miscellaneous work Week. Buick and Cadillac school, beginning at 8 a. m. — Teachers’ Harold Morrison, of Brooklyn, N. Y., a of 1911. Also all those who are willing to For you know the years are flying and the examination for State certificates. former Ellsworth boy, spent a few days assist the chorus are cordially invited, for time will soon be near COUNTY. 11 «-'<• arc here this week. it is desired as the two makes of cars for which we are the selling to have large a chorus as When the cherished friends of childhood will "Kents. The features of these cars are such that no The music is Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Aug. intending Stetson Foster and wife, of Boston, ar- possible. not difficult; most no longer greet you here. urehuser should tail to become familiar with them. mind 24—Horse show at Bar Harbor. We are rived yesterday, and will spend the month of it is familiar. The following selections So before you’ve time to change your 22, 23, prepared to show every detail. and of August here. will probably be sung: Hallelujah chorus; come. Peter, John Zeke; FAIB DATES. You all must come to Ellsworth COIV PLETE LINE O W Inflammatus, Glorious is LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCKS Mrs. Isaac H. Merrill, of Brookline, Thy Name, Hymn Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, of Thanksgiving, Yellow, Yellow Butter- For Mass., is the guest of her son, Fullerton Old Sept. 5, 6, 7—Bluehill fair. cups, Oh, Hush one fa- Merrill and his wife. Thee, My Baby; Home and 20 and 15 miliar Wednesday Thursday, Sept. Models—$550 to $1850. hymn—Duke Street. Week. Mrs. Mae Savage, of Brewer, with her 21—Eden fair. The many friends of John C. McFaul, H. B. B. daughter Dorothy, is visiting her daugh- _ Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 26 and 27 who for some time has been the ter, Mrs. C. D. Wiggin. manager Ellsworth is ready with open arms to —Amherst fair. of the Bar Harbor and Machias Ellsworth, and of former Ellsworth Rev. R. B. Mathews and left welcome home its boys girls and and & Machine family will to learn Wednesday Thursday, Sept. 27 Foundry Works, telephone exchanges, regret week which Old Home Monday for Damariscotta, where will years for the opens 28—North Ellsworth fair. they that he is to leave here. He has been ap- Water'Street, Ellsworth, Maine. spend the month of August. next Sunday. She promises them all a pointed general manager of the Eastern FAMILY REUNIONS. good time, and a good time as well for her Miss Alice Adams, of Newtonville, & a new cor- Telephone Telegraph Co., from Hancock county and vi- Wednesday, Aug. 9—Gray family at Oak is her vacation neighbors — Mass., spending with her poration which has taken over the pro- GARAGE and every tool needed to do repairing with all speed. cinity, for while the week’s program is ar- Grove, West Sedgwick. parents, John Q. Adams and wife. perty of the New England in Washington ranged primarily for old-home visitors, Saturday, Aug. 26—Wilbur family at the Miss Mae Doherty and her brother county, with headquarters as Calais. His there are many carnival and merry-mak- home of J. D. Perkins, Franklin. Daniel, of Melroee Highlands, Mass., are successor is A. L. Oakes, of Newport, for- ing features w’hich will appeal to pleasure- Wednesday, Aug. 9—Bunker family at visiting their aunt. Miss Kate Mullan. merly of the Bangor exchange, a man of seekers from the country round. South Gouldsboro. wide Mr. Oakes Bunker’s point, Rev. F. K. Conant, of Machias, will de- telephone experience. Ellsworth will be decked in her gayest will have charge of the Ellsworth and Bar Saturday, Aug. 19—Morrison family at liver a lecture at the Methodist church attire. Main street is already a blaze of Harbor exchanges and their tributaries, home of Alexander G. Morrison, Maria- this evening, “The Sunny Side of Life.” bunting and flags, expert decorators hav- with headquarters at Bar Harbor. The ville. Dr. C. C. Gardner, of Bangor, spent Sun- ing been busy since Friday decorating the change is in effect Aug. 1. day in Ellsworth with bis daughters, Mrs. business blocks. 6c This Week L. Crabtree and Mrs. Fullerton VTUriL UU LUC pUUUL OL1CCL UCCU1UUUUO 3trtjrrttznnmts. Harry Fatal Wreck on B. & A. Railroad. Merrill. was commenced yesterday. The Main An excursion train on the & Bangor street will be surmounted a a of Herman E. who has his vaca- bridge by flag- 10c Hill, spent north load- in at Austin’s | Buys big package Aroostook railroad, returning from which and will When doubt, buy tion at his Ellsworth returned to pole, lights pennants home, ed with excursionists from northern run to the four corners of the Boston Mrs. Hill will re- bridge, Sunday night. who had a at Sears- Aroostook spent day The will be with main a while bridge draped bunting. longer. met the south-bound port, regular passen- Across Main Btreet, between the bridge CORN FLAKES Charles H. Knox and wife, of Chester, ger train in a head-on collision noar QUAKER and Hancock hall, will be Btrung eighteen Mass., are guests of Mrs. Knox's mother, Grindstone at 9 o’clock Friday night. strings of fourteen electric lights each Mrs. Calvin P. Joy. This is their first were killed and a score Bight outright alternately with flags. Above Hancock —those delicious, aud flakes that make visit here for three years. of others one of whom crisp wavy seriously injured, hall there will be flags at intervals to the S. Gardner and his who has since died. The dead are: such an ideal breakfast toothsome Ralph bride, railroad. serving. Doubly F. W. of the excur- have been the guests of Harry L. Crabtree Garcelon, engineer The interior of Hancock hall will be when served with fruits or berries; very to and wife for a week, have returned to their sion train. elaborately decorated. The balcony will simple in Dr. dentist, Isle. future home Lewiston. Hugh Pips, Presque be faced with evergreen and pine, and Frank son of the cashier of the prepare. Nourishing, too. M. H. Googins and wife, of Concord Seeley, draped with American flags. Strings of Isle national bank. Junction, Mass., are visiting Mr. Googins’ Presque Japanese lanterns will extend from the Isle. mother, Mrs. E. N. Burke. They made Harry Clark, Presque oentre chandelier to the four corners of the Claude Washburn. the trip in their automobile. Loonier, hall and around the hall above the bal- Zerne Harris, Presque Isle. 6c for a 10c Christian M. of the Priva- cony. The stage will be decorated with Only package Anton, yacht of excursion train. Fireman Gallagher and THIS WEEK teer, made a short visit to Ellsworth Tues- flags bunting. Fireman Wentworth of regular train, ot is a world of comfort Id one ol the ofH. W. Dunn and wife. There will be no lack of music daring There day, guest Brewer. He lfcavea to-day to join the yacht at Bar the week. The Old Home week orchestra, our Estabrook, brakeman on excur- Harbor. George of twelve pieces, led by C. E. Monaghan, sion died at Sun- tfain, Bangor hospital will be In attendance throughout the J. A. By a reassignment of juatioee for the CHAIRS. HAYNES, 'UST' day. week, playing for receptions, lawn parties remainder of the year. Judge Haley will for the accident has not one and be convinced. Responsibility and dancee. Try at the October term of court in preside been fixed, and pending investigation, The famous cornet band of Milltown, N. Hancock county, instead of Judge Pea- the railroad will out no We are agents for the Columbia Pho- company give B., will arrive on the late train Tuesday Bordeaux body, at previously assigned. and Victor Mixture, statement. night, and furnish music for the rest of nograph Talking deposit money The aervioe at the your Lime and regular morning the week, returning home Saturday after- Machine. Sulphur, church will be State Assessors Meeting. Methodist Sunday morning noon. Arsenate to the home-coming tima. The State board of assessors will be in WITH THB Lead, appropriate There will be special singing by the HARRY C. AUSTIN & Dr. Kiser’s subject will be “Fragrances of session at the county court house in Ells- CO., OU RBUABLB Ellsworth festival chorus at the Sunday ELLSWORTH. ME. Pyrox Copperas, There will be music. worth Friday, Aug. M, at 9 a. m., and at Memory”. special services and at the Tuesday afternoon ex- H. C. Austin, Mgr. and Coroner. Bar Saturday, Aug. 19, at 9 a. m., Paris Green, Carlton 8. Donnall has bought the bar- Harbor, ercises. An elaborate musical concert is to meet town assessors and secure Informa- ber shop of John W. Coughlin, and took arranged for Saturday. Blue a Vitriol, Mr. will tion to enable them to make just equali- possession Monday. Coughlin FREE ATTRACTIONS. sation of taxes in Hancock White Hellebore, remain with him two weeks. Mr. Donnell county. PLUMBING, There will be many attractions in addi- Hancock Co. Savings has been with Joseph W. Neally lor four- Lime, Reunion. tion to the Old Home week events. There Hot Water Furnace Prepared teen years. Morrison Family Heating, The tenth annual reunion of the Morri- (Continued on page 5.) and Bisulphide Carbon, The 8. L. C’a will be entertained by Mrs. Work Jobbing. son family will be held at the home of Al- ==Bank-- Reuben Treworgy to-morrow evening. Moth Balls, exander G. Morrison, Mariaville, formerly The principal feature wiU be the drawing a&btTttKvncntt. HONEST WORK; HONEST PRICES. the Charles Otis place, Saturday, Aug. 19. Bug Death oontest for which the members of the club In All connections of the family are cordially Years’ business 811-a years and bas paid are warned not to forget to bring a few Beautiful FERNS foi Twenty Experience. 75 Sheep Dipping Powder, Invited to be present. A picnic dinner will Large, regular semi-annual dividends. extra Personal attention to all details. Telephone pennies. in the Lambert’s Death to Lice, be served grove. House and Porch Decorations. or mail orders promptly attended to. Capt. John O. Kief has purchased the la The present is a good time to secure desirable FOB BALI AT schooner David Faust, and caulking and ferns of different varieties at BANKING ROOKS: painting bar, preparatory to going coast- Jones—Good morning, Benson. How do EDWARD F. BRADY, ing. In the gale Friday night the schooner you find business? Benson—By judicious ELLSWORTH GREENHOUSE. Grant St., Ellsworth, Me. *6 Store 5—6 State Street, Ellsworth, Me. Parcher’s Drug which was on the beach at Indian point, advertising. Telephone 43. Telephone Jflntnal Bmrftt Bolnmn. vh good of yon and tbe many other* to among tl)t ©ranger*. 1*1*12fottos. take time in tbe bnaieet season to add lUpIlhlint, STATS or HAMS. BOXTBD IT ‘'AUHT MAD«I". your word# of encouragement to tbe ©on- This eolama is devoted to the Grange, es- Hancock n. I *o much needed. tribution* to the of Hassock ru Motto: “Helpful and Hopeful pecially granges ooaaty. To tki Honorable Jaetlce of the Supreme Ju- The eolama Is opsa to all grangers lor tbs dicial Court auxt to be boMeu at HI la worth, Dear Aunt aad for aald on thu Madge: discussion of topics of general interest, and within oounty lad Tuna- of this column are of Oetobar, a. d. tm. The purposes succinctly This warm weather makes me think my for of Make letters day Prayer Meeting Topis Per the Week reports grange meetings. H. TINKER, off Mated In the title and motto—It It for the mutual recipe for padding will be acceptable to yon Tramoat, lu the 6, 1911. short and concise. All communications most county of Hancock and Slat* of Maine, Beginning Aug. benefit, anu aims to be helpful and hopeful and the readers of for it Is so EUGENE your column, : be signed, bat names vrill not be printed ex- respectfully represents that he was lawfully Topic.—Lessons from crest Uvsa.—VTH. Being for the common good. It la fer the com quickly made. married to Nettle Moran, of I M, cept by permission of the writer. All com- Philadelphia, ngaYhereon? loo.fml'at fob.—Job vi, 1-11; xlll, tConsecratlon mon use—a servant, a of In- Penn., on the 5th day of October, a. d. INI, at a*Id and SfoMhdBu'?lI,?oolM11?' public purveyor Emhbobkcy Pcddiwg-Into a basin municatlons will be maty, bonaded and dJE.'.k'» meeting.) Edited by Rev. Sherman H. pnt subject to approval by City hall la New York City by Aidarmaa aa wH; formation and suggestion, a medium for the In eight common crackers, rolled fine, a of follawa/to Bltaal. ^iV'^kjd D. piece the editor, bat none will be wltboal James 8mith, that they lived together as road «o called aad Doyle, D. butter, two-thirds of a of a rejected Ooaaty tha PaaobSw n01' terchaogeof Ideas. In tbls capacity It solicits cup sugar, pinch husband and wife at said Tremont, aad at aad westerly 04 tha Mala* of salt, and three cups of water. Let good reason. CentralrW« The book of Jot has been called a and ttssuccesa boiling other la aald state and In other statue, track*, aad Sooadad on tha *1 communications, depends largely it come to a boil and break in one places WH, n" egg, not until the llth of a. d. 01 discussion of Com day September, 1907, •aid railroad; on tb* aortb by lusophlcal the prob- on the support given it In this respect. beaten. Stir briskly and add one-half tea- that aald has 5the your libellant always conducted Faraavortb Marshall'* laid an a mnnlcatlons must be but the name of spoon vanilla. DATES. ,!? ?• u-m of human suffering. The dlacua- signed, himself toward his said wife as a true, faith- along mid lie* to tbo Penobscot river ti1" 7 writer will not be printed except by permission I sometimes use this sauce on it: Monday, Aug. 11—Field meeting of Han- ful and affectionate husband, hat that on aald •oalCorly along aaid rt**r to lanaio,™'"?* slon revolves around the life of a real ISth of a. d. 1907. the eaid owaad 7 ot day September, by Cyroa U Ptab; thane* Communications will be subject to approval 1kmok Ssrcn— Beat well one one cock Pomona at Blnebill mineral e.«IS!r historic character, but undoubtedly the egg with grange itbellee without reasonable cause utterly de- tb* llaa of mid railroad; tb*ac* ««217 rejection by the editor of the column, but none cup of sugar and a small piece of butter Add serted your libellant, and has continued said along mid railroad II.. lo tb!” the of one lemon. spring. i??,™7 purpose Is didactic and not simply the will be rejected without good reason. Address juice desertion for three consecutive years nest glaaTag. aoatalalag ibn* acre. This sauce is of Hancock to the of this libel, thst the resi- all communications to also very good for a cottage Thursday, Aug. SI—Meeting filing recording of historical facta It Is dues of eaid 1 (bellee is not know* to Thb D. Srlor your America*. pudding. Pomona grange with Bain bow grange, libellant and cannot be ascertained rea- OWS&BTOaOTyAi-S clearly Intended to deal with moral 1 by Ellsworth, He. This quickly and easily-made pudding North Brooksvills. sonable diligence, and there Is no collusion si!itir,srr^ and and their solu- between your said ilbellaat aad libel lee to ob- Obaa*. dated Oct. t. UBS; aim another§5? religious problems we shall and it is try, certainly fittingly tain a divorce. Wherefore he prays thU mHr I—«» °* adjoining the tion—the of and it on. abo",^“ problems prosperity pass named. Thanks for tbe honorable Court to grant him a divorce from aertbod premleee, aad booadad on ih, recipe. FLORAL, 168, NORTH BCCKSPORT. the bonds of between him and hie Hat of mid Malm " the of the If. A. matrimony Central railroad, a adversity, suffering right- By Rev. henry Burton, Floral said wife, and that such further orders aad lb* waat tb* Penobecol grange hold its regular meeting by rle.r. and on .55 sous. the extent of God's Interest In shown? Dear Aunt Madge and Mutuals: decreet may be made ae to this Court ahull Have you hf.d a kindness with an July 25, attendance of twenty- seem uad necessary. ssii.SLd'ijr’Cis: ’s?"" “»* £ man, the possibility of a future life, Puss it on! It has been more than six months sines I proper nine members and a guest from Tremont, Me., July 17th. a. d. 1911. to aaid Hannon B Stoaafaad have read an Ellswobth Annate ah. have Waltham, by the ability of man to know God— Twas not given for thee alone. I Eromru H. Tinkkb. b» Aag. II. l»r; Cyra*^’?^ A was aodknoirn m Pass it on! been very ill of rhenmatis fever, and fora Mass., grange. pleasing program tb*hjdj.dd.tal Pl*b lot, tb* aa* and Interesting problems and Statu op Nuw Yoaa. Nuw Yoan es. containing one great the committee for the on*-half acre* mot* or lea*. Let it travel down the years. while 1 am forced to live a lasy life. given by evening, naemn, *15 discussed, and after all Is Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th L. Pith tb. rl.ht to wisely yet and in- Cyraa baud .*ug S* Let it wipe another’s tears Last year at jnst this time 1 was at Bar Har- consisting of readings, singing of a. d. 1911. David Cousir hi. o.taral Ilf*. **ir ■aid and done the conclusion as sum- day Jnly, daring Till in heaven the deed appears— bor for two weeks, then went to Ellsworth in- strumental music. The question: “is Im- (L. 8.) Notary Public. Aad nberm* tb* condition* of .aid med up in the words of Ellhu seems to Public. Kings County. N. Y. gag* baa been broken, now Pass It on! tending to go to Bluehill the next day to call migration from foreign countries into the Notary therefore. "y ,j£ for Certificate filed in New York County. ma of each breach of coadltlon. I clilm be that It is Impossible man “by on Aunt Madge and Lyall. In Ellsworth 1 re- foreclosure of «Ud * hear the word? United States at tha present time bene- mortoct. Dfd you loving ceived a summons so searching to find out God.” God's hasty home, I did not Hamom B. STorst awd Pass it on! ficial or an injury to the American- born STATE OP MAINE. C. are not our Be “moves In get down that way again. For two years I Conarr. hi. ways waya was _Wiley »tio,ne>. Like the singing of a bird? citizen?" well discussed. Hancock ss. — Judicial Court. Xu — wonders to was very busy with illness and hard work, Supreme Baabmpt'a Potltloa for a mysterious way. Bis Pass it on! vacation, Ellsworth. tl, a. d. 1911. | DUdurga and that is I to July In the re- why neglected write for the Upon the Libel, Ordered: That ! metier of perform,” and we must trust Him Let its music live and grow,* EAST 252. foregoing column for so long. BLUEHILL, the Libellant give notice to the said Llbellee gardless of the fact that we cannot Let it cheer another’s woe; to before the Justice of our This winter I sold out my house and all tbe East Bluehill grange held its regular appear Supreme 1 j7' of His You have what others sow— Judicial Court, to be bolden at Ellsworth, To tb* Hon. Clareao* always understand the purposes reaped after I with with Hal*. Judge of the m.. furnishings got helpless rheuma- meeting Saturday evening, July 22, within snd for the County of (lanoock. on the tB“*d with ns. Pass it on! 8UU*,or hbe dealings tism, and when they packed up my personal thirty-nine members and three visitors. second Tuesday of October, a. d. 1911. by pub- illcl of0l'Iin,.th* Si:: an attested of said Libel and this The life of Job, however, still teaches Twas the sunshine of a smile— effects all my post cards from tbe M. B.'s and lishing copy 11KNJAMIN P. of Four candidates were instructed in the o«*der thereon, three seeks in the THOMAS, K.;„,orth , successively 15 tb* county of Haocock many comforting and helpful lessons. Pass it on! addresses were lost, and I can’t seem to re- Ellsworth s and M... third and fourth degrees. A short pro- American, newspaper printed in Mala*, la aaid district, but a little while? member very well. I know I owe a great Ellsworth lu our of Hancock, the last rrepectfuily rrn™. Let us Dote the following: Staying yet was County matt, that on tb* 9th gram carried out. to be least to Jar of Mafia cards, and now that I am not to publication thirty days at prior last h* was UUUOk IVOV Pass it on! many able mat, duly !• XUC iOilUlUIUCN Vt • VU State Lecturer B. Walker McKeen will the second Tuesday of October next, (hat she adjodged bankrupt work and have of leisure I will der the Aeta of Congress relating to Is April beam, the little thing. plenty time, there snd then in our said Court appear bank lug. The first question discussed be with us next Tbs may i ruptcy; that he baa duly eurrenderrd Skill it wakes the flowers of try to send some in return. Saturday evening. and answer to said libel. Anno W. Kino. »l| si, that of of disinterest- spring— proparty. ar>.t the possibility members are to cake. Justice of the Sop. Jud. Court. ! ProP«rti»h»^ buta;;! Makes the silent birds to sing— I was much interested in Meb’s letter. My requested bring compiled with all the requirement# o! A true copy of the Ubel and Order of Conrt ..id ed goodness. Satan raises the ques- sent me the I acta aad of tb* order* of court Pass it on! sister paper, also some clippings thereon. icuchmthi.* tion when he "Does Job serve the bankruptcy. asks, from column, and, by the way, she ought RAINBOW, 2UB, NORTH BROOESVtLLB. Attest:—Jokn E. Bcnkrk, Clerk. Wherefore he Have you found the heavenly light? pray* that he may b* d*. God for naught?" To prove that a to become a Mutual. She is a constant reader Rainbow met creed by tb* court to bar* a full Pass it on! grange Thursday evening, ducharg* and an admirer of of the from all dtbu prorabl* hi. man may love Him and delight In His many writers, espec- July 29, with a small attendance. It is NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. agaln.t tttat* Souls are groping in the night. under said bankruptcy met*, except «uch debu service God Job to severe testa ially Uncle Dudley and 8. J. Y-, and she often puts Daylight gone! hoped that after the busy season is over \VTHBRBA8 Mary L. Scott, of Bncksport, aa are excepted be law from ruck di.charn Is tried and tested In writes urging me to send in something. Now Tf Hancock ooanty. State of Main#, by Dated thu Mb day of May. a. d. 1911. He every possible Hold thy lighted lamp on high, there will be a better attendance. Only a I will call on her to write ns a long letter next her mortgage deed dated June ft. 1009. end re- Bxxrairix P. Tun*.*, He suffers misfortunes, Be a star in some one’s .seem to be in corded In Hancock of way. great sky, week and it "Pete". few interested the contest. coonty registry deeds, Ban brant. sign book 4C1, S3, to the bereavements, affliction, He may live who else would die— It is wished more would enter page conveyed Bncksport deep personal As soon as I feel a little better 1 am to into it. Loan A a going Bolldlng Association, corporation Order at Sallee Thereon. wife mocks his friends mis- Pass it on! located at said Bis him, take a vacation and will write yon about Sister Bessie Gray was reported on the Bncksport. ooanty, certain trip, real estate thus described la said Dieraicr sp Meins u. understand him. Tet be remains faith- it. Kind regards to all. w sick list. mortgage: Be not selfish in thy greed, ▲ certain lot or parcel of laad with the ful to God. Job stood the test and Pass it on! Jo ait. buildings standing thereon. si tasted on Oak Place, eo called, la said aad da* Ordered the conn, tbnt s thus demonstrated the possibility of Look upon thy brother’s need. What Is a said in the bead? to Bncksport, by beerier be Nothing scribed as follows, to wit: at the hid epos the came on the Mb Pass it on! bad intended to write to Joan bar about if trsat It with Cream Beginning dee of disinterested righteonsnsas Such right- 1 at worry yoa Ely’s northeast corner of laad bargained to George September. e. d. before told Balm. Neglected, the cold grow late ca- IM1, court Live (or self, yon live in vain; to so may Miller and this deaded to Mary A. MlUor nt Portland, In eaid eousness Is the mors old addraes learn why it bad been and the be se day dlelrlct. ,t possible today tarrh, air-passages Inflamed aad laad of heirs of J. Harrtman; ihence 0*01000 la the end Live for Christ, yon live again; that have to for breath. It la by foreaoeo; that no- the possession of tbs Spirit long since we beard from her. It moat yoa fight every by said O. Miller laad twenty-fonr tice thereof be la the through with Him trac that Cream Balm masters catarrh soatherly pabllebed Eli.worth Live for Him, yon reign— Ely’s rode to a stake; thence American, a nrweeeeer and the example of Christ, who was bare bean a trying season when you wart Bat know tbs old westerly parallel printed In eeld die- Pass it on! promptly. yoa saying with said Harriman's laad sis rods aad six- trtet, ead that all kaowa eradliore. end ill so once more about the ounce of Therefore other "triad in all points as we are, yet with- long. Your signature prevention. teen aad two-thirds links to a stake; thence persona la Interest. at ass Cream Balm when the cold la the head may appear the .eld affixed to an B. wae a northerly parallel with said Miller’s land ttBM amt plana, aad aboer eaeee, II out aln." Through love to God we M. letter great plea- •bows itself. All the., or mailed any they Dmr M. B. Brian**: druggists, by twenty-four rods to said Harrimaa's laad: of aald petitioner ibonli should serve Him ragardleet of the sure to Aunt Madox. Ely Bros., M Warren Street, New York- thence easterly by eald last laad six rods and baee^wby (betrayer Greetings to nil, and thanks for the sixteen sad two-thirds links fact that It may aaam to coot ua sacri- to the corner “Aad (TSTtarthor ordered by the court, that poem, which is one whoee text we can all first mentioned, with the privilege of crossing the clerk ehnll mad by mall to all knows fice and Buffering. If tested let ua. NORTH SEDGWICK. over other laad (derived from said Bowen creditor* eoptee of aald aad tbit We to eee at our re- IToticoL petition or- apply. hope yon |jjii Lake) from Ike ooanty road, aad by hie keep- der. nddreaard to them at their d reel- like Job, still remain faithful and true John Thurston is a Teasel with pierce union and will toon make definite plana loading ing np good gates or bars anti! another road Q9MW M Btatxf NOTICB or rOEKCLOMJEE^ or to God Though Bo slay m% yet will lumber (or a cottage at Owl’s Head. passage way shall be laid oat to said laad. the Heaorable Clarence Hale, for it. TTTHEREAS Charles M. aad to the of the aald I trust Him." ______WIlham, af Ells- Meaalag intending hereby convey Jadye Ccort, aad the eea] thereof, Robert Friend, wife and eon spent the ff worth. Hancock county. State of sense premises ee described la warranty deed at Portland. la aald district, on the sth day ii 2 The of God in the suffer- Gasdikss, July SI, 1011. Maine. bit from Bewail P. Lake ct els to Thomas a. d. purpose week-end with George Allen and wile. by mortgage deed dated the tenth Miller July, Ifll. of the do the Dear Aunt Madqa: day of January, a. d. 190ft, and recorded la the dated July 17, MR aad recorded la Hancock iL. S.J Jaaaa B. Iiwit, Clerk.B ing righteous. Why Hancock of of deeds, voL lit. to A I came scroes a little?poem that ia quite old; Lester French and son Walter, ol Mel- county registry deeds In book 447, registry page ST. which true copy of petltlOB aad order thereon. righteous suffer? Why did Job suffer? pngs K conveyed to the Hancock deed reference may he had for a more particu- Alteat:—Jaaaa B- Bower, clerk. I thought it was nice for the M. B. column if were in town over County Bis friends declared that his sufferings rose, Mass., Sunday. Savings Bane, a corporation duly organised lar description. not too long. and having an established place of bMinces at Aad whereas the condition of said The six boys who have been at mortgage ware proof of the fact that he waa not Where is the next reunion to be? I don’t Chmp Ellsworth, county and state aforesaid, a cer- has been broken, bow therefore, by reason of KailroaSs ant &tfambm:s Mease rinko lor two left tain lot or of land situated la Ells- snch breach of condition the Loan took the about it. Would weeks, lor their parcel Bncksport righteous. They usual posi- remember seeing anything worth and bounded and described as A Association claims a forecloenr# homes follows, Bonding tion of the ancient Jews {hat temporal Jove to meet with you. With love to all. Friday. to wit: Bounded on the north by land of of said mortgage. Alexander and Charles O. la an evidence of M. P. L. Rev. John R. Thurston and daughter Starkey wormelh BrcxaroBT Loan A Bcildiko Association. prosperity righteous- _ on the east land by formerly occupied by the By Wiley C. Conory, its sttorosy. ness, while adversity Is a Isabel, ol Whitinsville, Maas., visited their late Seth Tisdale; on the south by land of Bncksport, Me., duly 17. ltll. GastiinSMipCip; temporal heirs of Edward Moore and A. C. Doar dual Madgt and th* Column: John aud Ella at the Hagertby, Sure' proof of unrighteousness But cousins, ThuratoD, ■ on the west land of C. C. Burrill and Fred Yes, I'm a “Yankee”, and though I’ve by Bar Harbor and Boston 84.75 Job knew that this was not true, that old homestead last week. Moore containing one hundred and sixty Banking. hardly time even to read the column. I’m go- acres more or lees and being the same prop- he was not afflicted because of his sins, who has been ill sev- to Martin M. One Bound ing to write a few lines anyway, for when Mrs. Mary Carter, | erty conveyed Moore by Rebecca Way. $8.50 Trip. J. Moore deed dated Nov. 5. IBM, and re- yet he Is almost driven to despair and Aunt needs to “take heart” then w eral weeks, is better. Her sou Clarence by Madge corded in Hancock county registry of deeds, Blnehtll and Boston 84 50 One near to the of our comes point questioning need to “get busy** in the interest of sprained his wrist while in the blueberry book 3H. page 297 and from said Martin M. we in Moore to the Charles M. Wltbam the Justice of God. as countless others “Mutual Benefit”, however busy may be one last week. said dated 6% Wax. 88.00 Bound Trip. pasture day a. d. and similar circum- other directions. January 8, 1908, whereas, the condi- I, whnt your money will earn It have done under tions of said mortgage have been The ice-cream social at the grange hall broken, Invented in ilvm of the Sedgwick and Bouton 84.00 One stances. The final answer Is For myself, I have been hurrying from one now. therefore, by reason of tbs breach of the given was well thing to another for many weeks, illness of Thursday evening patronized by conditions thereof said Hancock County Sav- Bound that "God sends calamities on good Bank, its treasurer Wax* 97.00 Trip. my other half having caused my work to get summer people. The proceeds will be ings by duly authorised, men way of chastisement, not of claims a foreclosure of said mortgage. by behind, but some now are done and I used to on the work at the Hlnortk Loan aid AiTi things carry cemetery. Hancock County Savings Bank, Brildiu hi earner J IJt In love, not In anger; to T Hone learea Bar llart-or punishment; hope for more leisure in the days to come. By Charles C. Burrill, its treasurer. dally, for Seal Harbor, North.a-t Harbor, Several poet cards have been received Dated at purify and strengthen them, to purge Just now I am trying to get time for taking Ellsworth, Maine, August 2,1911. tm,'Utbweet Harbor, Slonlngtoc. North llaten from Mrs. Fred Cole, who is on her to A NEW SERIES and coanactlae with tieamer lor out to save from the vacation in after the berries so way Rockland, faults, pit.'" my going NOTICE or Boatoa. Port Vancouver, B. to visit her FORECLOSURE. now This is undoubtedly the teaching of plentiful this season, and there are Just as Moody, C., U pen. inarm, II *ach. nmUUy pa, Cole Mary M. Orcutt, of Sedgwick. Steamer learea Biueblli I V) beautiful things out of doors as ever— sister, Mrs. Cleaves (born Miss Minnie noli, It par than. Boothbay pm, the book of Job upon this question, many WHEREAS,by her mortgage deed dated December dally, lor loath BleehUJ, Brootlln. I>eer (tie, (or her health. She a recorded in and It accords with that of the entire the wild flowers, the feathery ferns, the vel- Thurston) reports V, 1908, Hancock registry of Sargeatrllte. Dark Harbor aad Rockland, con- deeds, book 457. to B. vety moss, the trees, the hills and the clouds. pleasant Journey so far. 448, page conveyed Mary necting alts rtaamer for Boatoa. word of God upon die same subject, Warren, of Castfne, a lot of land in said Sedg- WIT PAT RENT “The of the New Year has been M. Rae. wick described as follows la said to Simmer Catherine learea Sedgwick JJO p m, and his afflictions Job is made promise kept. July mortgage, when osn borrow on through He roeea wit: you your far Harriet'! South Knxrka promised countless, fragrance filled, rtre n 1m nod dally Landing, leaves and Bounded on the southwest the Mmraa, marfme and cot- to see that it Is not because of per- Ana grass and daisies, clover, ferns, by highway; reduce it rooaUi? rllle, Bgmmoggla, Dlrtgu Hocklahd, NORTH BROOKLIN. on the northwest land of David B. eery Monthly with sonal hut the Bird songs and sephyrs—all has been fulfilled. by Hooper; nectlng etmeiar for Button. righteonsnsas, through on the northeast by land of Judsou Grind!* his BBTUBXIStt mercy of God. that the greatest bless- The New Year’s promise has been nobly kept, W. A. Hale has rented cottage at the and on the eoutbeaet by land of Curtis Dur- And luscione fruits are containing nerve, more or are to be obtained and the truest ripening day by day; shore to parties from Hartford, Conn. gain, twenty less, Tarblao Stool Biaamihlpa Beirut and ings So we trust for harvests to be, which said mortgage waa assigned said may yet by Oarntdea. isuowsuip wun uroa enjoyed. ▲nd thankful take the joys along the way. Mrs. Lizzie Hill, of Vermont, visited Mary E. Warren to Union Trust Company, of Ellsworth assignment anted It «ai and com- friends and in this last (corporation), by OWN TOUR OWN Learn Boatoa f p m, diily, fog Rockland through repentance The fields were frost-bound when the year neighbors vicinity January 1ft, 1908, recorded la said registry in BOHR. plete submission to tbe will of God was young. week. book 411, pegs 438. and whsreas. tbs condi- Laaea Rock Lind AM a m, or on arrlral ot But now stretch s plain of tions of said mortgage have been broken and etaamar from Boatoa, for Bar Harbor, that be came Into hie greatest prosper- they living green; dally, Pull rills ana rivers speed unto the sea. Mrs. Clara Cole has gone to Vancouver, remain unperformed; now therefore, the un- For particular, Inquire «i BloahUI, Sodgwlek aad talented late itnJlnjt. When be humbled “ab- And all the land lies waim and Union Trust of Ells- Ity. himself, glad between.” B. for her health. Mrs. Cole has a sis- dersigned Company, O. W. Tout, iae*y. C., worth. holder of said mortgage end the debt K- L. Smith. Agent, Bar Harbor. horred himself” and “repented In sack- Flm Man Bank I think in our haste we are prone to over- ter there—Mrs. Clevea Cole. thereby secured, hereby gives notice or its in- BMf. A. M. HaaalCR. Agent. Blaahlll, cloth and ashes” him. tention to foreclose said A. W. Kara.PrMManL God exalted look ;the common every-day blessings, so mortgage. B. J. Katoh, Sedgwick. The storm last Friday night did consid- Ellsworth, Maine. July S, 1911. Agent, God's purposes toward His children in the which beantifully expressed poem erable damage along this shore, smashing Union Tucar Company, of BUsworth, are always good. "Whom the Lord follows: By John A. Peters. President. weirs and sending boats ashore. The By Henry H. Higgins, Treasarer. loveth, He chasteneth”—“chasteneth." Mrs m waavn tatnua. an- Peters it Knowlton. Attorneys. all so small coasting schooner, Henry Chase, not True, we cannot The things of eveiwday are sweet, punishes. always The morning meadows wet with dew; chored st Beal her anchors, Schedule la Kflact June 1911. Cove, dragged subscribers notice that 36, understand. should we Can The dance of daisies in the noon; the bine bersby give Why try? drifted acroaa and went ashore on Harri- been Of far-off hills where twilight shadows lie. THEthey have doly appointed executors the child understand tbe purposes of of tbs last will and testament of The night with all its tender mystery of sound man’o Point. She will be a total lose. Its parent In discipline? Bnt can It And silence, and God's starry sky! July 31. Xexopson. AUGUSTUS C. SAVAGE, late of MOUNT BAM HARBOR TO BANOOB. SuudAjr O! life—the whole life—far too that are Let os trust fleet. DESERT, doubt they good? are so □ The things of everyday all sweet. .-da iu 7*1 It 7* in the of Hancock, no bonds Him and not seek to understand Him The common things of life are all ao dear, The to U at tho county deceased, Southwest Harbor. I M IM 40 7 M only place got bargains the terms of said will. All t The waking in the warm half-gloom being required by "orthsa* Harbor. t oa 1 • 1 at 7 40 Judgs not tbs Lord by feeble sons* store that advert is ss trade. demands the * state To find again the old familiar room. for goor persons having against of said deceased are desired to ® But trust Him for His (nos The sceato and and sounds that never present the same Bar 1 » sights for and all indebted Harbor.ds 4 1* 1* M * to •* Mt • M Behind s frowning provMeaae tire, settlement, thereto are Itch! Itch! Itch! — Scratch: Scratch! to — ks Ho bldss s teas. The homely work, the plana, the lilt of baby'a requested payment immediately. smiling Scratch! The more you scratch the worse the Human L. Savasu UagH, itch. Doan's Ointment. It ceres piles, Gsoaei A. Savage. 8. Tbs problem of the future Ufa The Try Mt Desert Perry. 7 M 11 44 da M IMI * M £ «» crackle of the open fire; eczema, skin All dm sell it. Northeast Harbor, 1ft. lftll. aay itching. seises July Weaken*. 7*7 11 M *47 • 1* This question is raised In connection The waiting, then, the footsteps coming near -AdeC. **7 ( ET The open door, the and the 7 I* TU M. 110. e !». with the life of Job. “If a aaa die. handclasp, kiss. Alvah L. Is heaven not. after all. the now and here? | subscriber, Stinson, hereby Ives notice he has >« » The common are ao that been daly ap- Washington Junction. 7* 11 U. B.! 11 » *8 83 ahull he live again?” Is ask ad. sad la things of life all dear. Loss of Time means Leas of Fay. 71 —Anonymous. 1 1 administrator of the estate of 7 *7 11 B 4 U ■■BB;U*r**MMH sue passage at least Job answers clear- Kidney trouble and the ills It breeds means HARDY L. STINSON, late of SWAN'S This letter will be made of lost time and lost to a and with evident assur- largely up quota- pay many working ly, definitely man. M. 1ZM Little Penas ISLAND, Orson « ■" *• tions, but then if another can express our Balent, SL, Lake. 1 *4 711 M. I M. 11 44 77 ance, “1 know that my Redeemer llv- Streator, 111., was so had from kidney and in the county of Hancock, deceased, and better than not * * * thoughts we, why quote? bladder trouble that hs could not work, given bonds as the law directs. All eth and after my akin has been par- * Anyway, yon lasy folk, get ont your but he says: "I took Foley Kidney Fills sons having demands against the estate Brower Junction. IB 1 14. *44 11 M 7* In flesh shall 1 see for a short time and of said deoeeeed are desired to 11 “ destroyed my God." pens and write something, and do it only got entirely well, present the B®**®'.ar |« 1 B dft B I B*11 Hi 11 18 7 40 and was soon able to go hack to work, and earns for settlement, and all indebted ttetets Like a gleam of sunlight bet wean dark now. Who knows but Aunt Madge 1“ am feeling well and healthier than before." are requested to make payment immediately J?6Und..Ar || \"u III u*J* ‘I'm *4*5# 12 20 cloud* comes tbs expression of deep would like a chance to get away from the Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in action, qdtek to me or to my daly authorized agent, Wil- ar (41 IM. 8 18 7 M 8 M 8 40 1.6 — go*®"-.--. In results a friend to the liam Island, Maine. conviction on tbe part of tbe auclent column for a week's vacation? good working Herrick78waars man or woman who suffers from kidney ills. Alvak L. Stinson. 1 burdock f Slops oa signal to conductor. Salorday. Except patriarch concerning the future. And Do you know leaves will drive Sold by all druggists. July 17, 111. Daily Handaja included. dfanpi flies from I use Sunday moraine, t Mondays only. what was a personal conviction with away places they frequent? them on a abed door with good results. Have BANOOB TO BAB HABBOB. Job Christ baa demonstrated to be a use any of you made this year of the berry am certainty. God does care for His own. r u r m am riliMUt known aa wild pear? They are more plentiful New York.. tt .. 00. than usual, and I gathered some and tried .. "to 00*10 CO. .H 8 M 10 00 8 go*®" ■ ■■••* Portland.I. si SI. a* M 11 0*1 II 45 12 *> them with sugar and cream, and they were BIBLE READINGS. aw am in ! ra r« »« to fine. A neighbor made some delicious preserves Bangor...... *( M «« 1*1 1* M al« 157 8M 5 *5 6 40 8 Job 8*7 L 1. 20-22; 1L 7-10; xlU, 15; of Gather Brewer JnncUon. * l* 10 6 18 5 44 them. only those fully ripe and 41.7. 817 Holden. 8 85 6 06 xlv, 14. with xlx, 25, 20; xxxv, try them. *8*1100 .!.... !. 1-15; xl. 1-4; xllL 10-12; Ps. There, I haven't another minute, have a to to dinner xxxvii. 1-5; Ezelc. xlv, 12-14; Bom. large washing do, peas shell, to 8* Ellsworth Palls. 7 11 it M.j. 6 12 8 44 vill. IS; 1 Cor. xiil, 9-12; xv, 20- get for hungry hay-makers and various other 22. 58; II Tim. 11. 3; James v. things to do. This isn’t much as a literary Washington Junction. 7 M 11 M‘..A.. igsti *« 56, sj 1J 7-1L production, but there is a lot of it, so 'twill serve to fill space if no more, when Aunt *7 !8 12 14 all 45 4 53 5 43 U, is w,*?ik*** o. 20 J J* Madge short of better things. Estheb. MtDeecn Ferry.nr *7 25 j 12 M *11 55 5 *0; * » 7

Hancock Point. *8 15 1 10 113 05 5 15 Fivs Pointer* to Remember. “Busy B.V’ are all my Mutual*; and it £ j .{!* A traveling man. attracted to a Christian Endeavor society years ago A Cured Man. because he saw an Invitation to the Annapolis, N. 8., Jan. 81.1911. Southwest Harbor. *9 15 .! *2 00 6 50 it® 9 fr “»«•«. 8 56, »«5 »«. In his hotel, advanced Manager of Maine Keeley, Portland, Me.; ■»»! !.1 1 05, meeting hanging Dear Sir — It has been several years since I • Included. t Stop on sigo** tbe following points as essential to took the Keeley Cure and will say that during Dully Sundays : Sundays excepted, a Mondays excepted, all this time I have to conductor. successful effort: 1. Talk It up. 2. never had the least desire H. D. WALDRON. for any kind bf stimulants. I wish I had General Passenger Agent. Work It up. 3. Live It up. A Pay it taken the Cure 10 years before I did. Sin- Jos. MORRIS MCDONALD. 6. It cerely yours, McMcuis, Annapolis Vice-President A General Manager- up. Pray up. Royal, Nova Scotia. PORTLAND, ME. Km, an it j. B. Baboon's COUNTY NEWS. fora Mm, am goeeta of D. Grover Eaton and COUNTY NEWS. wilt. COUNTY NEWS. ***" Mary Manley ntataad to Boston M.n«yLL. SOUTHWEST Wylie Heath and wUe and Mias Inna •MdV. *«« spending two waaka with HABBOB. MAHIJOBO. of Bcetoo, la ■peadinc Heresy arrived Sunday to epeod the snm- 0oy H. Hieckley, bar mot bar. Frank and wife am Good You Gilley meal oos»- For ring Mn. MeUi* of ia have. mar with Mm. Ebea Martin, EUaworth, vacation on the Hinckley. Hi Mrs. Edward Farnsworth aad little gratnlationa arrival of a little visiting bar mother, Mn. Gilbert. You can’t have a bar alee* am son, Mm. Waldo B. and clear brain, mm Edith Oldc and guests of bora 26. Kingsbory daughtar, Jooaspoat, are gnaata of A. E. Fane- daaghtar, July Miea Grace M. of *■ Olde. Clam OUve, of Madflald, Maas., am visit- Witten, Banger, active nrnvU. and cf )W M. worth aad wils. Mr. a former Parker, eaperlnleiideat at Mm. Clam Bowden. ■pent leet week with Mn. A. B. Larimer. sad wilt an at ing Kav. C. M. Q. Harwood Mias BM1 Quarry baa, with hie wile and nerves, bowe Maxwell and Miss BoMnaon, who eon, July a. Sim. Barry Bragdon, of Millinoeket, ia vislt- tor a short visit. _ home bon bars bran at been at E. L. Higgiae’t tor a week or two. but see what a Ihiir W. B. Ford’s, hare returned lng hie grandmother, Mn. Werran Grover. sluggish; ncip Mattls Malta, of Brockton, Maas., to N. Y. B*r- M. of Old DKEB ISLE. MM Yonkers, Couelne, Town, spent wen to you will be a few doses of is a law A. W. Joy and wife, of Bangor, ot this town, spending Tba a tow day* last week with bit brother, O. Harold of Winter Is gmmarly library olrela will hold Its annual Orovar, Harbor, goeets at the Lorlmer cottage one day leet hen. W. Omsin*. and as usual triad his rod at friends waaka talr Wednesday afternoon and arenlng, visiting bam. week. Haskell and of tbe trout brook. Mra. Coburn family, Ang. •, at I. O. O. F. haU. Miss Me belle L. Chin, of Salem, Maas., BEECHAM3 at "Shore Arno” lor Mn. Bernice Soper and child, of Bar O., an the Re la tire* of Mm. Georg* from la in town for a abort vacation. Cleveland. Dr. Hallock and family and Mrs. Wtek- Gilley Harbor, spent laat weak with her slater, of the asaaou. Mr. Haskell will Btonington bam been her remainder ersham, of Washington, D. C., hare arrived treating bmUy A. A. Gross, who has been on a business Mn. Bath Bodiek. later. and other invited them at their at Harm for guest* to automobile to Portland join cottage the sum- trip and Boston, la borne. Richmond end of rtdes the weak. ear Clyde wife, Ellsworth, The concert sad ball Of the fln com- msr. past Tha will be left Mlaa Frances Taylor and Waldo Taylor a few laat waak with G. O. will be bald August 4. The follow- hem while th* ownem visit Bar Harbor. ■pent days _my George Hall had the mlsfortnne to fall ere relatives in A Riliabli concert: visiting Bangor. Treadwell and wife, Ronttf] w ill take part in the Mn. L. W. T. Holmes returned from the FOR ing from the scaffold in his stable to the floor Sunday Omni E. of Mn. Edmund J. so- Bar Haskell, Hinckley, is spend- Mn. John Hatch, and her mother, Mn. Ward Peters, Walsh, about two weeks Harbor hospital, and la ufely recover- ago, injuring himself ing hie vacation with bia and of Mies Peanoo, vloUn; Miss Gel- ing from a critical Herbert Dix- grandmother, Flye, daughter Dorothy, Bangor, joiits; quite badly. operation. Mrs. Abbie CATARRH The Are company orchestra who obtained Bryant. •re tenting at the shore. bart, reader. 31. Ultk Femme. on, leave of absence from July Mr. of win pi*y,or ,h* his firm, assisted bis mother in the stom McNeil, tbe Eastern Automobile Mrs. Salisbury, who has spent the past Ely’s Cream Bala while Mr. Holmea wu Co., o( Bangor, has been in town the three weeks with her Mrs. Wal- The ladies of tbs Congregational sewing SOUTH DEER ISLE. absent. peat daughter, it luickly absorbed. Anal week instructing Dr. Small in driving ter returned to her home in Gives Relief at Once. circle are busy making preparations went to Portland The Methodist aid circle held its sum- Thompson, Byron Tracy Monday. bis car. It cleanses, soothes, their annual eele-tbie year a bazaar mer ule at Masonic hall Waltham, Mass., last week. for Mrs. Brainard Smith left for Wednesday, heals and protects Seven of to Monday 26. sales F. N. Greenlaw, wife and three Mrs. and entitled "The Agee Woman", July The tables were all well children, Gertrude Bartlett children, the diseased mem- Bsrre, Vt., for a short stay. of town ball on tbe afternoon Newark, N. J., and Mrs. of who are summer in be belli St \s s*% Snow, Maynard Osgood, Archie Grindle, tized audience. Our summer visitors have Pleasant beach. jfl•j1 The were about Harold Bissett. day evening. receipts |12. been kind to to us once In very speak during Frazier and little son Pearl Every 1 be funds are to new Mrs. Ivory Bread and 11 si-FFRaonru and husbands purchase singing their vacation. jamV returned home Saturday night from Lake- Ip' Once Littlefield, Roy Twining, Esther books for the church. and bread and sugar Tbe severe storm which visited the wood, where they spent the past week IH || Leach, Paul Emma Horton, Artie Wallace Springer, clerk at Harvey E. Higgins, coast Friday night was one of the worst with Mr. Frazier’s mother. are old-fashioned 1 Snow, Alice Butler, Charles Hargrove, Robertson’s store, has been ill the past || ever known for this time of the year; in July 31. R. 11 delicacies that chil- Mildred Gerald Esther two weeks. friends to see him _\ Grey, Butler, Many hope fact, it has been several winters since || Kane. at his n soon. Robertson dren love. -It makes Cooper, Sidney post age Clyde there has been a storm which did so much CRANBERRY ISLES. his II || CUSTOMERS has been taking place. boats in this harbor felt tbe them fat and 1 damage. Tbe The Bee lair was a great success. keeps Mildred Olive Lone Mad- 31. Busy II Bettel, Bettel, July _M- storm the least of any, but Southwest, them well and M Kob- Proceeds, £175. dot, Madge Hinckley, Warren Kane, Northeast and especially Seal Harbor, felt Gorrs ISLAND. son and ert David John Horton. George Leavitt, wife, Raphael to obtain trade ■ Toedt, Meadoia, tbe full force ot it, as several boats went || Free advice, how patents, marha, came in their automobile etc., PLA NT AT ATION BOTH AND OIKLS John Kunkle and wile, of Cambridge, daughter Lucy eopyrlehta. )N ALL COUNTRIES. f ashore and some were a total wreck. The Business direct with saves ttme,M been at to Southwest thence here boat Washington Doris Ruth Koee Min, who have “Log Cabin”, Harbor, by m Merrill, Bettel, Morphy, captain of the life-saving station gathered money and often the patent. Flossie left for tbeir home to visit their daughter, Mrs. Perley Stan- Veronica Murphy, Martha Osgood, Monday. his crew of men and substitutes Patent end lnfrin|ement Practice Exeluelvely. ■ supplying Write or come to ua at ■ dale is ley. Vesrie, Elsie Cooper, Stuart Mackay, M!m Anna Elliot, of Boston, spend- started for the wreck at Seal Harbor, Sit SOuth Streak, opp. United States Fmt*t OSee.H was learned a vessel had announces its an- Hinckley, Malcolm Osgood, Harold Parker, ing a few days with Mrs. David Elliot, of where it gone The ladies’ aid society _WASHINGTON, P, C. B the off ureat John John Cbaae, Harold Osgood. Colorado at Moore’s Lookout. ashore by striking ledge nual fair and dinner August 9. The menu Greene, Springs, Head. CANADIAN BOYS AND OIKLS will include lobsters, dsh, beans, etc. The The gale Friday night was very July 31. 8. Olive went __ sale of fancy articles and refreshments William Tell Margaret Hinckley, Belle Davidson, severe. Amos power boat I Staples’ will at 10 a. m. and continue until Bettel, Madge Hinckley, Howard Oagood, ashore and several holes wars broken in SARGENTVILLE. begin 10 m. Hverett Cbaae, Thomas Grieve, Thomae her. A car with $30 worth of lobsters in Walter H. haa returned to Bos- p. Sargent 8. Flour I broke 31. I M. Cnrtla. to Frank Babbidge, July Grieve, Jr., L. it, belonging ton. _ and went adrift. Dramatic recitation.... Mia* Doris Merrill from its mooring* Philip B Bread made from William ra Moore’s weir was badly wracked. Miaa Edith Snow haa returned to her ISLE AU HAUT. SSimSS extra fine and ■ ADDED MUSICAL NUMB MBS. ■ Tell Flour If 29. Chips. home in Bangor. July Miss Mirtie Pettee has opened her art ■ axtra nutritloue. B “Won't yon buyT” has Dee. A. P. Banker, ol Eastbrook, store. fc Milled from eelected Ohio ■ Mias and PARTRIDGE COVE. Margaret Hinckley chopos been viaiting friends here. ■ Red Wintei Wheat—by our B Oapt. Charles Turner is running the yean kaow* as Baet, Saint. Always Reliable "Saskatchewan," Renal Bartlatt and family apant tha ■ own • la B Wilbert O. Crockett and wife have been boats at the clubhonse. peclxl proceet—It Mr. Howard Oagood and chorus Bartlett’s. gasoline ■ In B SOiP BY MUCtfilSTS FVFPYWHERt week-end at Henry of Benjamin C. Sargent and wife. richest bread-making The gueeta Charles Dodge has the sloops Annie and m ■ entertainment committee appreciate and Nina Small and two friends, qualities. Irving W. B. Kirkpatrick, ol Baltimore, Md., in commission at Notice. Heartily the of the young people of William Margie Lookout, taking ■ Goes farthest, too. Mora It Pauper help of Portland, spent Sunday at wsek with Charles K. Foster. the in apent last out loaves to the barrel. Order 1 eontraeted With the city of Ells- town and tbs summer Meade sailing parties. V who Small's. and Mrs. Her- HAVINGworth to support and curs for those the entertainment e enemas. Mrs. Henry W. Sargent A schooner with eoouta on need assistance the next flee “•king home boy hoard, may during Albert Mean returned Friday. were in Portland last week. ^ioday. end ore legal rsstdsnts llaworth, I July 31. H. bert Roberts from Boston, ran on Burnt island ledges ysors Ha was accompanied by hla mother, lira. rorbidjtll persons trusting thorn on my oc- Mias Jennie A. Grindle, ol Bluebill, recently, and laid there one tide. She was oonut, os there is plenty of room end oooom- BBOOKUN. Meats, of Lewiston. WHITCOMB, HXTBH * CO.. odationa to ears Tor thorn at tha City Farm spent last week with Mias Jsnnie E. Grin- floated on the next high tide and towed to Mrs. Clarence Ihtsanli lallt. Ms. hones.M. J. Dicmmbt A. E. Farnsworth waa in Boston this Mrs. Hows Smith and dal. Bockland. visited Mrs. week. Smith and infant daughter and July 27. C. Mrs. Arthur Grindal daughter Nan, _ Clarence Young last week. Mrs. Mary Cunningham, who has bees of South Penobsoot, visited friends in a. Hubbard. LAMOINE. ill, Is July town improving. _ recently. THE THOROUGHLY MADE A. L. of WaterviUe, has Joined H. 8. Kan* haa goo* to Addison to open Mrs. E. F. Conroy and son Lloyd are Tripp, SALISBURY COVE. here for a short visit. to* several weeks with Mrs. Sarah his family blaeberry factory. N. spending Mn. Watt EUis Young, of Milton, and son Mias Annie Cameron, of Palmar, Maas., E. Billings. Capt. Charles Hodgkins Joseph H., is visiting at Chpt. P. H. Young’s. left afternoon in the Arva for CLARION la visiting bar aont, Mr*. Lucy Matter. Mrs. Susie Robbins, ol Cambridge, Friday Mn. N. K. Page, of Cambridge, Mam., Northeast Harbor. Dm H. Powers and Glaaaon Allan came Mass., is visiting her slater, Mr*. Frank can be relied for is boarding with Mn. T. S. Liaoomb. Dr. H. G. has returned from upon bom Boston Saturday for a tew week*. Harding. Hodgkins Mias Enid 8. Higgins was n week-end Watarville, and will probably remain with Hobart Friend and family, of Lowell, Arthur Harding and wife and Mrs. Fred service. of Mias Margaret Rich. of his family through August. ^efficient Ms**., spent several day* In town last guest Stafford, ol Faneuil, Maas., are guests 29. B- Frank Boynton and family, who have Clarion is a wetk. July ______H. B. Harding and wits. | history been oocupping the Perkins house, will of their home in Walter Crockett has moved his lee-cream The more succaaaful n farmer i* the leas Albert Grindal and wile, Tbomaston, return to-aay to Somerville, l wonderful record of weeks with Maas. room from Brooklin corner to Tibbetts' credit ha will give to tha weather and tha Conn., are spending a lew 31. B. H. corner. Lord. Mr. Grinders parents. July success covering thirty* _ Mbs Fouls Darla end friend, of law- Mra. V. L. Sargent and Mrs. Oscar G. This rec- bladder Foley Kidney Pills will check the progress seven years. Do not allow kidney and and children, ol Somerville, your the naahe* medi- Sargent of your kidney sad bladder trouble and heal Seemed How Stomach. tremble to develop beyond removing the cause. them. Sold by to Olvs Him n salaam Tskt FolOV KldOtT P11U< TbIJ |lW by Try ord is the safest "1 with all druggists. possi- suffered after eating and no S'JK'k rseultsaad stop Irregularities Cuts and bruises may be healed in about Intensely Bold by nil di ugglets. “"Hein* or treatment I tried asstesd to do surprising promptness. one-third the time required by the usual thi homi clarion. blc guide Tor youo good," writes H. M. Youngpetert, treatment by applying Chamberlain’s Buy it now. Now is the time to buy a | •dftor of The Lake Ohio. an and causes bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Bon, View, cane of diarrhoea can, aain Liniment. It is antiseptic Ant few doom of Chamberlain’s An ordinary to heal without maturation. Diarrheas Remedy. It is almost certain to JJbe a dose of Cham- such injuries WOOD & BISHOP Bangor, Me. B*TA,B&8H,D Stomach and Tablata me sur- role, be cured by tingle soreness of the be needed baton the summer is over. CO., Liver gave Cholera and Diarrhoea This liniment also relieves | relief and ths aeoood bottU aaemad berlain's Colic, rheumatic For sale This remedy has no superior. For sale by I for muscles and by Jtotlng has no superior pains. • to give m* a and Remedy. This remedy all dealers. Sold J. P. • Ellsworth* new stomach perfectly For sale by all Seal era. all dealers. by Eldridge, *°°d health." Peg sale by all danlats. j bowel complaints. fcpiXsttafc ^ COUNTY GOSSIP. ELLSWORTH BOV SCOUTS. AfNtf Dm W«m> Osroortfi American It to a bard aaytng. but “tb* blomT book Ro. #T*T laid bytba IlMOtl $t)c Baok. Ftodor *®"««^w3w!owS;“w“*~' The new Bar Harbor hospital will be Camping Trip to be Taken Soma ba traced to ooe or both BARKcoutf SawtMa pl»a»» W««UI the may gensrally Cmtmiat C Braanx. Tiiaaarwr. Hopewell KtaM SO. lima THU Month. nunlo TT n cor point Ion formally dedicated Ang. •f two horrid fed and laal- rtrtn# ol the town emiell.g □Sd,rfW».d t LOCAL ARB POLITICAL JODUAL qnaUBsm of Ike Male of Mm. bI Tba movement known as tbs Roy IU of »»i rnuiw •mb. Nine Ora oat of ten tbe low Kmt. hating glace knetamu "--*'**■ W. H. Sherman has issued a new #•t *f Pe 'becot U* Scouta of America baa bean organ lied In ante- cnaaty la KidHtae'.* •▼BAT WBDHBSDAT APTBBNOOM spirited person I* taffertng from ■orgogo dot gaud the lu souvenir book of Bar Harbor, containing Edwin D. who .Oolaattoo Ooao. to tklrterafh 5l AT EUaworth by Bar. Kiser, take* /'TOTTAOl-AI Apply September, a. 4. UK, a ad °* of the toxlcstion—from too mnrb food Moo. 1 C. Load. Bo* Parry. Ha. record.',? ?** finely views of some beauty has bean a scoutmaster in tba realmry at deed. In .ad lor lb* ELLSWORTH, IfAHIB, printed appointed tb* and tso little ittantton th. 'l„!,“ handsome of the fam- into body ST TSS spots and cottages Tbe idea of tbe Boy Scouts organisation. to stlmlnatloo or to proper exer- AaIb. PUBLISHING OO ous resort. paid Jot BA9COCB OOCTETT _ Is to initiate tbe lads into clean and play cise. Tb* baman mocbanlsm can taka r W. rollihs. Editor and Manager of the natural kyTfitae'i The sheriffs at Bar Harbor made work, and by the adopting Barraia. My In poa- IU pine* ofjrKir-ffSr/Sa baelaen. In tad AaaoelaW Editor. deputy car* of only a certahi amount of food. Ba».“„h.*:1M W, H. Tirva, tendencies of the nature to aaopar Maawrll toarlap eor: folly ommv« ud forever, the a seizure Friday of liquors consigned to boy bring AITOMOBIL0 ISIowii/li** After that point baa been passed It Milyptl. Ran urn. top. wladahtald laaapa, ten bed piece or imt of lend eltetted Prler-BT.fD a year; 11.00 (or *li club. Heretofore the them to a better Idea of self. (lao. R. Pauoai. Ella »*<• Wf Subscription the Kebo Valley torn snlleo Its effort* to aptrdotoaaar. 0«M. o»«»U of Haaermkind month*. M ooau (or three month*: II pakl seems to In Ma. oj = whose was con- Tbe ranks of tbe Scoots are divided so worth. folkron. n.mey ••■egtnalny on •trinity la aJvanc*. SI SO, 75 and M cent* clubs here, membership .no I leer at lh. boond. thTfcm* ignore what It cannot help. and. eetabllahed in l«» Single S cent*. All ar* to the summer that tbe different degrees of proficiency of al-, L1' rnepectlrelr coptna fined almost exclusively haad pkartna top h»«m Jomoo Patera. .are.,or. ne (he rearnjrr* are reckon**! at the rate of 02 per It la a conducted ner ol the Pool oorthii?Lb> have been undisturbed the tbe members can be tbe first rank though wonderfully j la roadllloa Addroaa ••BvwO*~, Hl.l.dell |oi eo called uL rear residents, by noted, BrOOY-Baewwdfood chemical to the limit of a boa ME eo.ih.l.iyon. (.1) deyre,. ita and will be law enforcement. that of tbe Tenderfoot, tbe next, laboratory up RUawwrtA._» oat service, ganised plen Rfl )n*t rl.er; weeterly. northerly aL? cated H T ftontoi b-t water beef sad nod ul.l the severe weather encountered on the secret w-ork and will have a system of of clean to enable OPTU by bwealcrly by rltyr to the *“t A for the of 1910, 2,375 I for tlful supply blood •» Fils worth pUV verage year toilet. Inquire flf f h*g onlng Klpreeely rnreptine hi coast in winter. Plans for the new that be envied some In nrrrV Maine adoption might by It to do It* thinking. Is nnturally |r..oi the pr*ml>ee nbtiry dcwnnrd n Mill Creel foer n-ac; in and it is older let ooathietog one hendred end fly. 1911. I launch are already hand, hoped lodges. at and or week M»» im; WEDNESDAY AUQUST 2, dlgnant finding poor impure ("'HlTTAtlFj rented by day Isqtlieef rwd«. toeeiher with lh# M* right n* for service next w inter. No doubt most of Thk American read- not Mtiv ft SriR«e«, Ksst nnrry. lhereto fr-m the town to have-her ready blood supplied to It, and, although road de«,.r:Erd •« cob 1 ers have beard about the history .eyed In the deed Irom Ihr LI. something actually going on strike. It refuses to Ac i, Tribute to the Kettrlnjj I hlcl. eimiwon to imlae Hprlngyr et n.e. dated 11/ This seems to be a summer of lightning of the General Bir H. H. Baden- —1 ro.intr^. ern.her It. IWI. ipovement. be either pleasant or reasonable and rr,«drl in Hancock It was a at r. hoi k tan. distinguished gathering and hail and wind. Ktectric storms of PovreU, of England, was the organiser .try In page in And aiw. Youth's Companion. ch 4»ea ta* rut **a’mm tr lain other dew riled In last which arc property an;d niortl Bangor Thursday evening more than ordinary severity frequent, of the movement in and his na England, I'tkMUtM.r.ltntg» For mm mitri addrena Pits* too* deed f«lIowa, narrely; Aleo inrlnd. o Men Yo»k. S Y In Ihla met to pay a well-deserved tribute to i while winds of tornado velocity have prime object " as to rescue the youth of hUA>* t Wood betiding. ing ron.eynnre end hrrrl.r convrvlne Hew They Did Hat* Wagnsr. ail prraonal property aneb ne tnrln. a man—was the | different sections, and bail-storms England trom the demoralising life that i holiiIng distinguished banquet swept vlo I derrick*. reilroad. rail*, anil rear 01. th« * 1 Wagner's music wns at one time in -honor of Lucillius A. are getting common. Fortunately all these is found among youth# untrammelled by iptaal >otuiE properly hereinabove deacrlbed." Which given Emery, la England, and Ford aaut mortgage deed, and the debt storms have travelled as usual in narrow custom or and also to them to lently opposed thereby ... the of the su- care, bring j eared eyeanalgned by anld Bn*' era retiring chief-justice Madox Hueffer, whose father was RTATR or MAI MR Truat tad so that from each was eon- understand themselves and nature about Hanking to Loot. court of Maine. ! [Wths, damage Company Klrateln. ol mid preme judicial musical critic of the London Time*, omci or BOARD or AMK«»OlUi Barger. and lleorye H Hamlin, ol Ornno i fined to a few localities. Last them. In Friday anld County ol Peaohurot. lla With the of Cor- some Ar«r*t». Ja!y W. (Ml by deed ol aa- exception Judge 1 and gives In his “Ancient Light*" • date night's gale was more widespread, Ernest Tbompeon-Scton was also inter- to hereby gieea that tbe Mate At Ignmrnl bearing September U, l»: ,-d who is of | rweorded In Kid In book nish, abroad, every justice small bia curious lnstnnces of the lengths to ■rtem mil he la session at tbe One ft regtalry tat. pay^ 1Sa great damage was done to shipping, ested in tbe same problems, and with N’OTIt'R and waa alterwarda House la K«lsno»in oa Friday, tbe IMbfrtay of aaalgned by .aid Ir.aia the court was present, of the white of which the campaign was carried. "The Klrateln and aald H. including, boats and weirs all along coast, own plans incorporated part thoae used at • o'clock a. as at tbs A—eee^rs tteorge Hamlin to taid 1 August, Baetera True! and course, the trees were blown down and in and the Bcout movement compositions of Wagner were denounc office in Bar Harbor oa Halardtf. th* Ifth day Hanking Company, *« col. newly-appointed chief, inland many England, Boy lateral eecnrlly. tbelr deed ol of August, at t o'clock a a.i d.llil. la the by ataiynmrnt Whitehouse. Ex-Senator done to the fruit One it tbe with Mr. Seton ed as being atheistic, sexually !m- bearing dale II. and Judge Hale, great damage crop. in America result, j county of Haaoock. to secure Information to Ibylrabef u*t. recorded In enkd regtalry In book Ml. I®, t Great Mt. aa bon- moral and to further socialism ; enable them to make a last equalisation of the page and >11 A long-time partner of Emery. life was lost in wreck at Head, as chief scout and President Taft tending alterwarda anld Judge laaable la said county, and to to* rw-aaalgned by Eaatern Truat of bomba. property and I Clarence C. Desert island. Monday afternoon Goulds- orary president, and Col. Theodore Roose- and the throwing Wagner- of concealment of property Hanging twnpooy to anld Loula Klrateln Judge Hale, Henry erst!gate charge* and Kid If. a nation and tieorg* Hamlin Ita deed ol ... boro was visited by a damaging hail- velt as bonorary vice-president. The idea ltes were threatened with assassina- from taaalloa. of ade real of by Emery, the chief's son, ex-Gov. j liable to lasatftoa. •tgnanant bearing data Jane to. mi, ,nd ry. failure to aseeaa property corded la storm, seventy-two penes of glass being has proven very popular, and ii being tion, and assaults between critic* ol O Clsooaan, Kid regtaarr la book IU. pagr va- Cleaves, were there, and a long list of and wbereaa lb* condition of tad broken out of one bouse. adopted in many places throughout the the rival schools were thing* not un- W. J. Taonrsoa. morurag* distinguished attorneys from all cor- R. M Joaaeeon. hK Han braken, bow therefor*, by rraaou ol country. known in the foyer of th* opera. 1 Board of (Hat# Asaoooora. Ike breach of Ike condition thereof, wr. the ners of the State. Kid Louie BUateU end lb* enld Tbe local will be taken oat on a iamee Klammer. Clerk. tiroryr II CoTUtpononuz. patrol* have la my possession three letters HamllkdllnlKlBg under Kid Eeelrrn From Hancock were Ool. H. Truat and county camping trip by tbe scoutmaster some- from three different members of tb* Banking ('oaepnay. tkn original moriyayra dimolition or pAiniruHir. nforrKid. elrta* of tad deed* E. H. M. “’Tis 'TUn’t True.*9 and are by of aaiiyu. Hamlin, Judge Hall, Repre- Pity time during August, tbe boys addressed to father. Tbs meet, rlala a laeactOKf* public my heretofore existing under ol Kid mortyayr sentative John A. B. 1011. the partnership ruled *1 (hie Peters, T. Sowle, Boston, July 2ft, looking forward to trip with great! writers stated that unless Dr. naeffer the firm nama «f A. P. Leech A Co Bangor, twenty fourth dey of THR July. a. d. IWI. Loot* D. E. L. B. To the Editor of The American: anticipation. Tbe enite for tbe local wherein Albert P Leech. Nora M. Leach and Klaereia, Hurley, Ellsworth; Deasy, j abstained from upholding tbs blas- P Leach, ail *f Month Penobscot, Uuoaan H. Htauy As I have always been accustomed to be- scoots have been and will be re- George O. H. Wood, A. H. Lyman, John E. ordered, | phemous music of the future—and In county of Haococh aatf Mist* of Maine, were of Bar B. E. lieve anything published in The Ameri- ceived shortly. A partial list of tbe boye general partner#. o« ihte the JTth day of Jaiy. ■TATB lir BAIBE. Bunker, Harbor; Tracy, j each case the writer tned tbe word matonl consent Ail I have tried to at its face value n. d 1911. dissolve by Corner 09 Banooem, a.: can, accept who have joined ie given below, while bills not before <*rt JD. 1911. will be left of Winter Harbor; Raymond Fellows, blasphemous—be would be respective ! paid To tbe Honorable J a* tire off the Supreme Jo- the item which in current of an for sollectwa appears your several .who have not passed their tecta in the hands aUsrney dlclal Court, next ta be holdeo at Ellsworth T. H. of ly stabbed, ducked In a borsepond and | The business will be coatlnaed at Month Pe- Smith, Bucksport. issue election to tbc will be witbln aad for tbe county uf Hancock regarding my position and been elected to membership nobscot. nnder the Arm name of N M Oscar F. bellows, of Bucks and beaten to death by hired roughs" Me., aforesaid, no tbe second Tuesday of Oct©.’ port of “dean of Boston university” together later. Leacb A On wherein Nora M Leach and ber. a. d. !*H given ■ — made a George P- I-each are general partners, who I 1K*PK« Bangor, presided; brilliant with the interesting rumor of further fu- Kenneth uarrou unnoai, wen- TFULLY rapreerata. Daniel J. Jordan, alone are authorised to nettle the affaire of of and then introduced Wonder What Said. Jlv Kelliher. l^amotne, in said county of speech himself, ture honors. dell Osgood, Carlton Royal, Harold Moore, Tonnyean the said firm. Airsar P Learn, Maoench. husband of Mane! M ranlnlsrencee Pro- Nona M Las CM. Keliiber, the honored of the The which interferes with Carroll In his volume of whose maiden name was Mabel M Moora. guest evening, only thing Alvin Barron, Walter Barron, Gao non P. Liam. writes of a visit that be was lawfu ly married to the said who a of this of news is that Marshall fessor E. B. Poalton made masterful address on my acceptance piece Johnson, Milton Barron, John- Mabel M Keillher. on the Mth day of August, is not to Boston, where he met several nota- a. d tanT. at aald “Beliefs and Ideals as Motives of I know it is not true. Not only it son, Roy Drake, Sherman Jellison, May- NOTICE OP DlHM€«ErTION. Ellsworth. by O. k Burn- bles. ham. eeq., a Justice of tbe peace; tbat tber the but it is not even based on Bewail la give a that tbs Judicial Action”, lie told of truth, nard Strout, Hutchins, Bayard T^TOTICE hereby partner- Uveal together aa huahaod aad wife, at the between Newell *aia truth. There has been no recent election Harold Tre- Holmes spoke s< Emerson stamping .i^l sbtp lately subsisting Kllsaortb and Utu'4M. front the date of Young, Willard Fortier, R. Trim and Earle A basin*-** lights that had guided him during his not Mtanley. doing their aald marriage Mil May. a. d 1*7'. that of a in the his foot with rage when he could Northeast harbor In tbe town af Mt dean, except theological school, worgy, Edmund Chapman. at >our libellant baa always conducted himself twenty-eight years upon the He mentioned the Miate of Maine, under the firm name and there has been no change in the remember a name. Desert, to wards bis said wife aa a faithful, true ard posi- and of The Trim A Stanley cm- style Mappiy affectionate husband, tbat In Mar. a I. bench; suggested desirable changes, tion 1 have held for the Corbett-Mltehell prizefight, which hsd jar, which past year. WATER. has this day been >1.rnedved A debts the aa d Mabel M ELLSWORTH 1 KeUthvr deserted a ur sai«l ue » .. nttnrly paid tribute to his predecessors, com- The dean of the of Inst taken place, and snM. "I own to Seny. p»M -;•••■ your libellant at aald Lamolne. without cause preeeut college Earl*- A. and all claim* said Mtanley against »n bis pari, since which (Hue be bs« not pved plimented his and liberal arts has the for Director of larking sympathy with prizefighting. are to be to him for contemporaries, occupied post Another Analysis by State ; partnership presented or cohabited with ber nor seen her. that said so for News it R Tam. his unbounded faith in th some six and is so and perhaps because I am uufitted payment. utier desertion baa continued for three r. a- expressed years, acceptable laboratory of Hygiene. j Kanin A. iHsuit told Professor I *♦< 'cars nut prior In tbl I and of his successor. that he will certainly bold the Another has been made of I he the ring myself." He Northeast Harbor, Maine. Joss 19, 1SI1 ability integrity popular analysis libel; that her residence !• unknown to y« :r Poalton he would never to: The new tribute was position as long as he may choose to do so. Ellsworth water by H. D. Evans, director ! repeat libellant sad cannot be ascertained by rea- chief-justice’s aosable diligence, and libellant has tsw-4 As to the the reference to of of at An- any one what Tennyson said to him ! AMKOMKt NOTICE your a of the order— presidency, the Maine laboratory hygiene reasonable ulllgeoce in trying to ascertain production highest house. William board of aseeeors will be in session the me in that connection is almost grotesque. The the figures of which when be entered his the same, tkst there la no collusion r<*tw**n and gusta. analysis, second Monday of each month for the 1 eloquent elegant, highly compli- him to do so with the : THE thowuld Main M ;b«r No one familiar with the demands of the are for in is as follows: James pressed pose of transacting any bust ness that may to the parts 100,090, par to obtain a divorce, wberefere be pr* % that mentary retiring chief. His ore no some before them relating to the aaanasmeat could seriously consider such an assurance, “There reporter* | a divorce mav be decreed between bliu and position I tote of collection. July 12, 1911; examine- ! el taxes. a anions brilliant address was a with the said Mabel M. Kelliher for tbe enema masterpiece. Boston here.” But Dr. Holmes replied Joarr P. Rot * u appointment. university requires tion, July 14. above set forth, at) that be u. a * ‘.be Then followed Hove E. AtfSTtn. Senator who — “I have said that I will nev- Hale, a much “biggfer" man as its head, and has Appearance Turbidity, 0; sediment, 0; emphasis: care and custody of their aalnor child, Lewis Ellsworth. July 14. 1911. A senators D Kelliher twelve drew upon the memories of secured him in Dr. L. H. who has color. 2.2. er tell any one. It was not a thing age years. fifty-four Murlin, Dated at Kllswortb. Jvnly aa. mi. Odor—Cold, none; hot should hare man years since his admission to the bar recently been elected to the office, and ..vegetable. that I supposed any CAUTION NOTICE. Daxist J. KsLUata. Residue on evaporation—Total, 34®; loss on to a he had Invited to Hubscrtbed and aurora la this Drat day of for remarks full of reminis- who will be inaugurated in the early tall. would aay guest FORBID all person# harborings* traatiag interest, fixed 1-70. Aaguet. a. d. 1911, Hefore me ignition. 1.60; residue, his house." my wife. Daisy Eaton, on my ac cence, in the and for 1 am glad to have an opportunity to I Evelyn Lviaeeti f. Oils*. pride past hope Ammonia—Free, .0016; in solution, JUB6. cwaut. as 1 will pay no bills of her contracting Public. work with Dr. Murlin in tbe of after this date. Joss E Haros. Notary the future. capacity Chlorine—0.20. men’s a of honor and Faithful to Its Meat Pick Mt. Desert Kerry. Me.. Jnly Js. Mil. HTATK 09 MAINS. Hale was another accom- secretary, position Nitrogen—Nitrates, none; nitrites, none. Judge In one still resists Hanrocg aa. — Hu bream indicia] Court, responsibility for which 1 hope I am Oxygen consumed, 0.46. England county plished speaker, and he, in clean- tbs encroachments of the sandwich. Xotun. la vacation KhsworVb. Aug 1. a. d 1911. better fitted than I should be for either ©1 Hardness—1.45. Lqal Upon the foregoing Libel. Ordered Tbat cut words and well-rounded There phrase the offices mentioned in year Alkalinity—1.00. Cornwall will have none of It. tbe Libellaat give aaalre to tbe Libe r« higher Notice of First to before the Jnetice of our 7‘u- told his of the Iren—.005. lbs that detec- Msstlsg. appear appreciation retiring pasty reigns saprems— Judicial at KHa- report. to the District Court of the United .States for prene Court, he be holden Lead—None. of union and within and for lUuo- justice. I trust you will correct the erroneous table compound meat, the Hancock District of Maine. worth, llaCeeat) »f k, Colon bacillus—None. OB tbe Heoond Tuesday a# October a. d. 1911, If ever the in next issue. potato Inclosed In a semicircle ad rich In the matter of retiring chief had any statement your by publishing aa attested copy of said ubtl Bacteria, per c. c.—230. farm Paraicg H. Plamaqav, doubt as to the esteem in which he is Yours sincerely, brown crust Pilots, fishermen, and this order tber wo a. three weekv succes- the Bankrupt. sively la tbe P.llawwrhb American a news- Everett W. Lord. In a letter accompanying analysis, laborers and school children one and held by bench and bar, sorely this Ta tbe creditors of Patrick H. Flaaagaa. of printed la Kllawrorvb in our Co lot? of Dr. Evans says: all carry their pasties. These range Aden. in tbe county ef Han- Kperincock, tbe laat publication to be th y event dispelled it. Without ques- cock and district a ! at least he tbe second Tues- The of the summer sample of water hi size from a comparatively minute aforesaid, bankrupt day* prior analysis of October tbat she there sad tion he takes with him to life BUCKSPOBT. is hereby given that aa the J9th day next, may private from your public supply, sect to me en the semicircle In confectioners’ then la our court and acvwer ho priced of July* n. d. 1911. tbe said said appear the warmest the has the to be in first-class NOTICEday aald libel Aawo W k love, highest respect, Joseph M. Bray purchased 12th iust.. shows this'water at twopence to gigantic combi- Patrick H. Flanagan was duly adjudicated shops Justtrwof tbe Jad Court. the for a business of J. E. Marks. condition. It is entirely free from all evi- bankrupt; and that tbe first meeting of bis Hap. hope long-continued and grocery nations of meat and crust that no or- A true of tbe wrH aad order uf coart creditors will be held at ollice, in Ella- ; copy dence of contact with sewerage wastes, my thereon. undisturbed life from every member L. W. of Bristol, N. H., is visiting dish can bold. Even the tramp ! worth. Me., on tbe ISthday of August. » d 1911. Fling, the dinary Attest K Bt vita >rk whether chemical or bacterial. In spite of at two o'clock in tbe at which time | Jews of the of Maine. his Mrs. O. F. Fellows. In Cornwall scorns “travelers’ diet" of afternooo, legal fraternity daughter, long the water is in almost exactly tbe eaid creditors may attend, prove their drought, j koTici or rout* l.owt HI bread and cheese. He, too, seated claims, a trustee, examine the bank- ■ Miss Sarah Hancock, of Mt. Vernon. the same condition as it waaa year ago. In by | appoint rupt and transact such other business as may undersigned. Dates Trust < tnpaar. Mrs. the water would be oon- the roadside on a heap of stone, will ; Ilaby Lobsters. N. Y., is the guest of her sunt, its present condition properly come before said meeting. THEof Bllswoath twkoralioB gives \ • in be observed to draw from some recess Wk. E. notice tbat it has a claim >a cer- Millions of young lobsters bsve been Sarah Collins. sidetsd a first-class one every respect. Whitish, | by mortgu M his tattered coat a substantial Referee in Bankruptcy tain real istate sHnaied In Peaoi released along tbe Maine coast tbis sea- William H. Genn, of New York, is Dated Ellsworth. Me.. Aug. 2, 1911. Hancock county, sad particularly dev » Globe. aa follows In tbe deed «»f tbv •an* son. State’s boat Sheldrake alone baa his vacation his Drowned at Bar Harbor. pasty.—London mortgage ^The spending with mother. from H M and H O. (Jr indie off P» •' ‘i The schooner bound from St. John put out 46,000,000 between Owl’s Head Mrs. Albert Genn. Tay, S&nmisnnniU. to (Jeorge M Warren, uf (/nature. dated M»/ I«u and a* a •»* and tbe Canadian boundary, while tbe for Boston with lumber, went ashore at First Masked Ball. r. recorded June 2 has returned to New 199. of Hanoocb of dr- *, Angus Googina make page county registry United States boat Gannett has dis- Great Hand, while trying to Bar France is the universal parent of to wit: York after a few weeks with his spending NEW DEPARTURE. A certain lot land situated a:. 1 tributed a Dumber of millions east of tbe Harbor early Saturday morning. J- B. the ball as we understand It today. oe parcel of Mrs. F. B. Googiae. lying in tbe lawn of toaobatoi aforesaid and mother, of St. wag The first affair of this character bead. Whelp ley, John, cook, noted being the same conveyed to David 1< '<<»i f Dr. C. H. of Sun- 'sled In addition to the fry tbe Sheldrake has Butler, Baagor, spent drowned. The members tflfat crew suc- was given at Amiens In 1383 to cele- Joseph and CJaoef# Bieele by tbeir deed March IB, a- d. IM, and recorded Is H»w » day and Monday at Tha Wardwetl, the ceeded in shore. brate the of Charles VI. to distributed 4,500 stripped lobsters; that is reaching marriage rugtairy of demfta, March ». a. d mi be-h Hi- of B. Todd aad wile. Selling MedldMt at Halt Price Un- f- the fish from which the eggs have been guest Percy Isabella of Bavaria. In 1713 te bal de page SCI. reference being bad to aald deed fall of ante ass m^'t* batched. These Mr*. Marriner, of New York, and was the French description premises teken and artificially Mary NORTHEAST HfeBBOB. Popera organised by der Oaaraatee of Care. gage and deb* thereby secured saving A. 8. at the aald M Warren te were put out between April 17 and Juna Mr*. Sherman, Burlington, Vt., Miss EUwl of in sfeit- government to popularise balla, and assigned by Oearge Wilson, Boston, •aid Trnei Cipany by lustrumsnt of »nf»‘ were ones secured have been viaiting Frederick Marriner ann entered late the amuse- 1. Then flab the by Mis. Nathan gradually they meat dated Jaae 17.19M recorded Ja y W. M. hg Fenneily. After two months of remarkable nIve s the boat in the cruises along the ooeat be- wife at their summer heme. ment of the- general pubMc. The flint in boob «tu page «M. af said registry. Mrs. A. L. Manchester n 9m that tbe condition off eald mortgage te »n l«> spent dsya was G. A. Parc the tween Rockland and East port, last year, The heavy rain and wind of Friday night masked bell given tp Oh formida- bar, enterpeUing druggist, by reaeaa whereof tbe uadaeMgaed. V*^u ht Bangor last week. *f tk* and were returned to the waters from did considerable to trass and ble Catherine de’ Medic*. treat Cawpaay.of 11 lew on b. bolder damage •eye that Mb plan ol at ball —»•. O. W. Pepper and lanaiip ase at their selling price elaiawb foreclosure which taken. shrubbery. The smoke-slack of the Kllawoaeb, Malae. Aagast ft. Mil cottage tor the remaindeo ot the season. the regular SO-cent else at Dr. D««ox El lamest h. The season lor toe distribution or ins Franklin attest tannery was blown down Keeping Cast. Howard's Tmcrr Con raw. off By Jobs A fbtera. President. lobster on June and dosed on a tor a tow W. W. and family are at their Kn. whet weald rot. fry began 3, causing ehnt-dowa day*. Vaughn Pack—Henry, yon specific ter tbs cure of constipation and By Bleary I. Higgins. Tm* in Hancock an It on tor the saaaoae. A Know lion. Attorney*. July 13. The distribution The death of Mrs. Alvtra (Hidden age Vaughn’s paint It If burglar* should break Into onr _Patera and to was as follows: dyspepsia, gumrantaeing refmod the i*d county Qrenby, wile of Qeorge Qrenby, of Boston, Rot. Bosh Rhales, B. D., pm et dent el THE aebacriaer bereay givee aotica money if it does not has X a he baa been esMutrU Moon’s oove, Stonington, 2,000,000; summer is Rochester will at Hr. *Veck (valiantly)—Humph! I ears, been the duly appointed occurred at her home Prospect, university, preeeh of tbe last will aad taste meat «f Burnt Coat harbor, Swan’s Island, 2,000,- Union church nan should keep cool, ay deer. success ElUwerth ever Thursday evening, July >7. Mrs. Qrenby Sanday. perfectly greatest bee known. HHOdkA H. TftACY. late M liOVLU*- 000; laieeford, Cranberry Isles, 2,600,000; And when, a few eights later, bur- aad eras the daughter of tbs tote Alonzo (Hid- Rt. Rev. Robert CSriieee, Dt D., bishop Aayoae suffering with dyspepsia, con- la tbe eoeaty eff Hnncoek. deceased Otter Base break his given bonds aa tbe law directs Ail psr- Creek, 260,000; Harbor, 1,250,- of The remains were taken oi at 8t. glar* did la. Henry kept den, Prospect. Maine, presided Mary’s-by-tbs- stiyatlon, liver •one tb« estate •« French Long hid In the troubles, hrederhee. du- having Itniidi against 000; boro, Island, 280,000; to Boston Friday for interment. Baa promise—be Icebox.—Llpptn- •aid deeeaeid are ledref !• p Beat at »*♦ Sunday morning costed or Qny’e cove, Eggemoggin reach, 1,000,000; eotfs. llness, tongue the general tired fo» settlement, aad all ladeMed tae eto arv for a well-known « Daniel F. Davis, years Mias Ruth Harris, who hns been the regeeeted te aaabe payment Immediate Skillings river, 3J)00,000; Sorrento, 1,600- taeling censed by inactive liver end V *aa« Harbor, 4,000,000; resident of this town, and a veteran of the gnest of Mies Rachel Manchester, has re- Sanaa 000; Prospect Dyer’s Varaetile. bowels or disordeaed Prospect Harbor, July ftb 1911 Qouldsboro Civil died following several turned to her boom digestion, should bay, 760,000; bay, 750,000; war, Monday, tell me Is Little Deer “They your boy Joeh .very Sunset, 260,000; Isle, 500,000; shocks of paralysis. Ha was sixty-live Somes villa Inks edvantage of a A. Percber’e new de- Winter 200,000. Northeast Harbor defeated versatile.” Harbor, old. Mr. Davis had been a resident years In e close end exalting genes at the athletic “He la." replied Fanner Corntoasol parture end bay e bottle of Dr. Howard’s hit Ufa. He wee a of Buckiport nearly all ■aid the score 6 to 4. Hall Storm at Gouldsboro. Saturday, being patiently. “I error saw anybody who specific at bait price, with his personal I brave soldier, giving an arm to hie coun- Gocldsbobo, Aug. 1 (special)—A terri- Denial Ryan and hie company presented could do so many fool things without guarantee to refund the it try, and served in Co. Q of the famous First money it does fic storm of rain and hail visited hen “The Black Fen** at the Neighborhood repeatin' hlaaelf, “—Washington Star. Maiae heavy artillery. He was for year* not cure. .about 6 o’clock yesterday afternoon. It hones Friday evening. Next Thursday end an efficient officer. He and a constable was accompanied by much thunder they will present “Her Hue baud's Friend*. Then He Loot Them. wee in Q. A. R. circles, and was prominent Fetor has cancelled bio of Greek who was lightning. Hall Murrey engage- A professor noted a past commander of James B. post. The hail did a gnat deal of damage, ment beta. The Yale Stock CO. will bn tor self appreciation bought a do sen HEBRON ACADEMY He is survived by his wife and one daugh- down tender plants and vegetable the attraction Monday, Teas day and collars and marked the flrst one with catting ter. 1SO«-1 *11 —iv. as with a knife. The hail- Wednesday of naxt weak. Ms fell name and the others Mawly though a. Jl Ilka July ______Prepared thoroughly for all st tints lay on tbs ground in drifts Aog. 1. J. F. D. “Dttto. “—■very body's. oollegaa had scientific schools. ■now. “Can College, Clan- “Tee, I have Just done Burope.” ■leal and of the hailstones wen an Inch or “I have sent yon Bowers every day and AMyflAaMMJrglnF/ VfiWVs English courses. Location Many you give me a list of hotels to go toT” in diameter, and broke many win- yon chooolates twice a weak for One lesson women have se assay Ideal for high mountain note “Mo; the best I can do to to give you a list bought air, pure dows. Seventy-two paaaa ol glass wen the past year and provided yon with OH kettles to batten 1s because they don't water and quiet environment. A A deal of of hotels to keep away from.” bsokan out of one house. gnat the latest (lotion. I have lakes yon to the have te lose time at and teacher to *l- any sharing every ptasr —f was done. “We countrymen have tbs beat of it. theatre end supper after the iierfnrmmewe, twenty pnplla. and we have had a taxicab. I have hnnttag corkscrews.—Galveston News. Fall term When all alee falls, we can sat the tenet always opens Tuesday, Sept IS. ’* done everything to anticipate yonr every 1U1. Baldness of heart is a dreadful, quality, seat tee “I don’t know you have tbs Catalog on request Address in the run pi wish. Moneyhaa been no Yet net but it is doabtlulwbseber long “Wa object. B Is every man that can aflSrd the of beet of it,” retorted the city fellow. yon refuse to marry me. WhyT” “Yon principal. W. E. Saroeht, Litt. It works am damage than softness ks wear a shabby ceaL—Colton. have our subway Jam.” are too extravagant?' D., Hebron, Me. Silas bath True will take place at Hanooek POSTAL SAVINGS BANK. WEST ELLSWORTH, OLD HOME WEEK. hall in tbe afternoon. In I ba DOLUISTOWK. P*F* !•) evening tbara will ba an Ulomi- Ellsworth bm boon Designated as a I continued from John Adams baa baan at B. P. Stack- aatad parade, for wkloh aavaral floats ara Depository. the •toady baing praparad. No invitation la The poetoflloe st Ellsworth bss been des- pole’s helping gat hay. “midway’', or stmt lair, be % big nsoaaaary to enter this and the gnsted ss s savings bank Mra. Jolla Hendaraon, of Rowley, Maas., been aligned. parade, postal deposit- forty space. baying committee in that and the business will be started ▼letted Mra. WilUam Kemp last week. Jl which Ailed charge hopes many ary, tbntem Carnival Co., *rhe* floats, automobiles and private teams will August 28. Byron Trueworthy, of Norridgewock, is What is the Reason? hem a few week! ago, wlU ogMemeni participate. Under this system of ssvtngs socoonts visiting Mra. S. P. Stackpole and other with tome of it* beet attraction*. J"* The concert will taka place even- nay be opened and deposits made by any relatives here. will make bis “alide lor Friday , Uttner The soloists will ba jerson of the of ten or over in ing. Mrs. Mabel age years Elmer of called on his Union rtrer from the tower in Smith, Portland, of lis or her own a married woman ..^across Monaghan Swan, Boston, Mies Berths name, by Vin one week. He hall. Joah Hamm will make father, Smith, day last Mi Fellows of New C. n her ovtn name free from inter- did not know what Giles, York, sopranos; Albert any was a car. years ago people on the street. Prof. Mansnr driving tonring Forty Hdnr. lively Orcntt, of Dorchester, Mass., tenor; Miss ference or control by her husband. No performance.. Erland and Roy Tonrtelotte apent a few .111 give Inpese Margaret Bragdon, of Brockton, Mass., jerson shall have more than one account a was. of Boston, will make bal- days last week with their grandmother, telephone Prof Tirrlll. pianist; and James Marcyes, of Bar Har- it any one time. No person shall open an from the Odd Fellow* lot Mra. Frank Herrick, at Happytown. JD ^oensiona bor, 'cellist, will play. iccount at any postofflce who is not a Thursday and Friday after- Wednesday. SATURDAY. matron of that office. No account can be LAKEWOOD. >pened for less than fl, and fractions of D00n!l' SUNDAY SItRVICBB. Saturday will be Governor’s day. Gov- Today, in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, ernor ;hat amount will not be accepted for de- A from Boeton is at the will with Piaisted will arrive at 11.16 o’clock, party Balantyre exercises of the week open posit. The and be taken about the in an auto- are over 400- at Hancock hall city camp. and there service Sunday No shall be to Massachusetts, alone, .onion mobile. He will then be driven to “The person permitted deposit is visit- 3 o’clock. Rev. Edwin L>. Mra. Martin Bodge, o( Bangor, «t nore than in one calendar afternoon where he will be entertained at flOO any month, of the Methodist church, Pines’, ing her mother, Mrs. Mercer. in use. lor to have a total balance to his credit at 000 Ktrer pastor with the members of telephones daily Old Home week sermon, luncheon, together A ol went on a deliver the one time of more than exclusive party young people pic- .ill the Merchants’ association and a my $500, local churches will as- nic to Comfort a of other >f accumulated interest. are evi- Camp Sunday, spending pastors few invited guests, by Senator Hale. Deposits in the service. lenced certificates is- pleasant day. ,i,t At 2 o’clock he will make a by postal savings there will be another short 1„ the evening sued in fixed denominations of Mrs. Ellen Moore, an invalid, who has speech at the library lawn, followed by an fl, |2 ,f5, with a short address by been at Ellsworth several is visit- union service, informal flO, $20, $T>0 and $100, and interest is months, U. H. N., retired, reception. Uhai lon r>. H.Tribou, illowed on all deposits at the rate 2 per ing relatives here. realize the need and The reunion and lawn You American Home,-’ party of the Ells- a sermon, “The by :ent. on each sav- wn worth school alumni association per annum, computed of Conn. high will \e rt J. Lord, Meriden, certificate No interest is [j,.,. take .at 1 o’clock on the ings separately. services there will be place high school MARINE LIST. I i| b,,tn these paid on money that remains on deposit for Ellsworth festival grounds. tnnsio by the fraction of a bear specisl In the the ball will year only. Deposits evening governor’s Ellsworth Port. cbertis interest from the fl’-st day of the month the convenience. be held at Hancock Monday. hall, while the Ells- Hid 28. Lulu VV lumber next follow that in which July Eppes, Salem, worth high school alumni association ing deposited. Whitcomb Haynes & Co excursion to Newbury Neck by A will be to ex- Ar 31. Melissa Trask, Port The will hold its annual reunion and depositor permitted July Reading, the banquet, coal F S Lord »nd tug will be feature of the whole or of his de- schooner followed cards and at change any part Sid Aug 2, David Foss, Bangor week by dancing Odd The Old Home orchestra in sums of or not install a of own Monday. Fellows’ hall. posits |20, $40, $00, f80, flOO Hancock Countv Porta. Why telephone your music. At Neck .,11 furnish N'ewbnry multiples of flOO, up to and including |600 Southwest Harbor, Ar July 21, sch Quick- REDUCED RAILROAD RATES. will be wster sports, athletic games, into United States or coupon step lMre registered Ar 24, sch Northern Light with coal for instead of between the "Muff- The Maine Central railroad July bothering your neighbor by using and a baseball game has granted bonds bearing interest at the rate of 2% J T R Freeman aud -Duffer*’’. the following reduced round-trip rates for cent, semi-an- Ar July 27, sip Viola from Yarmouth, N 8; era” per per annum, payable EfBe M Old Home week: sch Morrissey hers every time you want something? TUnSDAT. nually, and redeemable at the pleasure of Ar July 29, sch Greta (Br) Ar 30, sch Peter C Shultz for Bangor $100 Whitneyville 9100 the United States after one year from date July Bridgeport, will be Old Home day. The Gt Tuesday Brewer 100 Macbiaa 2 00 Hancock hall at of iseue, both principal and interest paya- Sid July 28, sch Quickstep exercises will be held at Holden 70 East Machlaa 2 00 ble from such date in Sid July 27, sch Northern Light C. H. Ireland will twenty years Sid Vi&a for Nova Scotia 2J0 p. m. Mayor preatde Green Lake SO Machiaaport 200 July 29, sip A Word to our LOCAL MANAGER will bring a man to | of welcome. There United States gold coin. Such exchange Ind deliver the address Nicolin 80 Dennysville 2 50 may be made under date of January 1 and BORN. .ill be short addressee by Rev. Albert J. Ellsworth Falla 10 Ayer Junction 2 70 your home to talk over every detail with you. 1 of each year, such bonds E. W. Col. Frederick Hale Washington Jc. 15 Pembroke 2 80 July provided Lord, Lord, AMES-At to Mr and Mrs Franklin Road 2 25 are tnen available, a depositor aesinng Orland, July 17, tnd other*. 20 Perry Fred I Ames, a son. Hancock 35 815 to convert his savings deposits into bonds There s ill be special music by the chorus Eastport COOLBROTH—At Stonington, July 29, to Mr Waukeag 40 Mllltown 8 15 on January 1 and July 1 of any year must and Mrs Lewis P Coolbroth, a daughter, and the “Ode to EUaworth” written by E. Mt. Desert Ferry 50 Calais 815 make application at least fifteen days be- [Leslie Eleanor.! W. Lord, will be sang. CUNNINGHAM-At Orland, 23, to Mr Sullivan 80 No. Maine Jc. 120 fore either of the dates. July New I The Old Home reception and ball will and Mrs Franklin B Cunningham, a England Sorrento 80 Hermon Center 120 converted into bonds daughter. in tb* Thoee in the Savings deposits take place evening. Bar Harbor 1 1A Hermon Pond 40 to Mr and are not counted as a part of tbe maximum DEAN—At Penobscot, July 19, receiving line will be Mayor Leland and Franklin 56 Carmel 156 Mrs William Dean, a son. and of f500 allowed one depositor, and there is Telephone .ile, Hun. John A. Peter* and wife, John Unionville 1 15 Etna 170 GRINDLE-At Bluehill. July 80, to Mr and no limitation on the amount of available Mrs Herbert W Grindle, a son. and Charles A. Han- Cherryfleld 135 Newport 185 0. Whitney wife, to Mr and Mrs Harrington 165 Corinna 2 20 postal savings bonds that may finally be HAMOR-At Lamoine, July 6; acorn and wife. Col. C. C. Burrill and wife, Frank R Hamor, a daughter. Columbia 1 70 Dexter 2 50 by a depositor. Telegraph C. L. aud wife, Fullerton Mcrrrill acquired HEATH—At Orland, July 20, to Mr and Mrs Morang Columbia Falls 185 Dover 2 50 from | Postal bonds are exempt Wallace H Heath, a son. wife. savings and Jonesboro 2 00 Foxcroft 2 50 to Mr WRDN BODAY. all taxes or duties of tbe United States, as LIBBY—At West Stonington, July 23, Co. I and Mrs Arthur W Libby, a daughter. well as from taxation in any form by or Wednesday win ne carnival aay, ana ROHE—At Orland, July 27. to Mr and Mrs /or Prohibition. under state, municipal or local authority. a will be given over to merry-making, with Hally Chester Rose, daughter. Last STOVER—At West Penobscot, 29, to Mr ii ! events. The to make this a evening Hancock ball was comfort- July athletic plans and Mrs Edwin W Stover, a daughter. ably tilled w ith an audience gathered to FALLS. band field-day had to be abandoned, the ELLSWORTH WOOSTER—At Lamoine, July 27, to Mr and listen to for the of a committee unable to make satisfac- arguments retention Mrs Frank Wooster, sop. being of a prohibition in the constitution. Earl Jordan is borne for a visit few tory transportation arrangements. 4 ^Z. 5S2 Rev. P. A. A. Killam called the meeting days. H^RKIEPi | In the evening the three-act pastoral = to be it is better to be to aud “It is sure; drams, “Dora,” will be presented by the order, briefly stated the object of Dr. Frank Whitcomb and family, of good insured; HALL—JORDAN—At Lawrence, Mass.. = is to be insured” with following cast: the meeting and emphasized its impor- Orono, are guests of A. W. Ellis and wife. July it best 24. by Rev. Arthur Barber, Miss Edith Hall, ge tance. After prayer by Rev. E. D. Kizer, of to of | Fsrtm-rAllen. Fred E. Oook« Mrs. Helen A. Clark, of Bar Harbor, was Dexter, Philip Jordan, Detroit, Mr. Killam introduced Dr. R. L. Mich., formerly of Ellsworth Falls. William Allen. Roy C. Hainti Grindle, the guest of B. S. Jellison and wife Sun- HARRIMAN-AVERILL-At Frankfort, Julv Lake L. Crabtre* of Mt. Desert, as chairman of the evening. | Bloomfield.Harry day. 15, Eva Harriman, of Prospect, to Ralph W. & F. L. S Dr. a MASON Jem Biggin- in brief but ad- Averill, of Frankfort. 1C. Blunt.Roger Grindle, meaty = Mrs. Richard Smith and child, of Ban- GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. Willie.Christina DoyU dress, gave his reasons for advocating pro- JONES—GROSS—At Stonington, July 30, by gor, are visiting her father, Henry R. Rev A B McAlister, Lydia J Jones, ol = R EAL ESTATE DEALERS Dora Allen.Mrs. L. Crabtree reasons §H Ua»ry hibition, which of — forty years Wood and wife. Brooksvilie, to Richard A Gross, of Stomng- Two-story house, 9hedaud large stable, all connected with city water and electric Hi Mary Morrison.Mrs. Fullerton Merrill as a tou. acre of laud. A on observation practicing physician and ZZZ lights, and about I bargain easy terms. _ Fred E. Grace and wife are here from the A dance will follow the play. Tickets thirty-eight years of as a JORDAN—LAFFIN—At Ellsworth Falls, Aug, experience po- Rev H W Miss E Jordan ELLSWORTH, MAINE for Green Lake hatchery for the month of Au- 1, by Conley, Mary S the play, concert and excursion will gc litical campaigner, satisfied him were to Arno P LatHn, both of Ellsworth. || on sale at the W. R. Parker Clothing Co.’i sound. He then introduced Judge Pol- gust. MILLS-STEVENS-At West Brooksvilie, 27, Miss Inez Stevens to Horace Mills, store to-morrow at 9 o'clock. lock, of the court Mrs. F. H. Lowell and son Erdman re- July morning supreme of North Da- both of West Brooksvilie. THURSDAY. kota, who made the principal address of turned here Thursday from North Penob- the scot, where have been This will be Veteran firemen’s day evening. they visiting. DIED. The stated the various There will be a in ir speaker methods Philip Jordan and bride are visiting Mr. parade the forenoon, BRIDGES—At South Penobscot. July 28 which had been tried in his state and L. and which the position of honor will be ac- Jordan’s parents, George Jordan William D Bridges, aged 81 years, 2 months, elsewhere for or regulating wife. Mr. Jordan was married at Law- 20 days. l corded to the “Watch of Waltham. controlling City”, DAVIS—At Bucksport, July 30, Daniel b Mssf the liquor traffic, compared results, which ence, July 24. His bride was Miss CIMBOLLEK" formerly Union 2, of Ellsworth Mass., Davis, a veteran of the Civil War, aged 61 The Ellsworth firemen have extended had long ago convinced him that pro- Edith Hall, of Dexter. years, 7 months, 3 days. —-BBBmmmmmmmmm waa the because it reduced GINN—At South west Eliae •peoal Invitation to Old Town and hibition best Harbor, July 27, to a minimum the evils w hich JORDAN-tAFFIN. Ginn. CsUiH tirttnen to be their guests Thuraday, invariably GRAY—At South Brooksville, 25, After accompany and are a necessary part of the A pretty wedding took place Tuesday July Capt dinner, the match hose reel race Lewis F Gray, aged 60 years, 2 months, ie traffic. Violinist and Teacher between Bangor and Brewer teams will liquor evening, Aug. 1, vvhen Mary E., daughter day*. His state of North of Mr. and Mrs. L. Uk« place on Water street. This will be Dakota had tried both George Jordan, became HIGGINS—At Sound, Mfc Desert, July 17, Julia A., wife of Peinbrook WILL followed systems; he had and in the wife of Arno P. Laffln, son of Mr. and Higgins, aged TEACH IN by firemen’s sports. experienced both, 58 years, 1 month, 4 days. ELLSWORTH his the was Mrs. William of Ellsworth. The The hand-tub contest will close the af- judgment prohibitory system Laffln, KITCHEN—At Waltham, July 24, Sidney C was 11 4 27 Particulars Announced ternoon. In this the three local tubs will by far the better. And North Dakota’s ceremony performed by Rev. Henry Kitchen, aged years, months, days. Later MILLIKEN—At bs lined experience was the of W. Conley, at the home of the bride’s par- Hancock, July 28, infant son up against their old-time rival, experience every of Mr and Mrs Fred Milliken. loion state. ents, at 8 o’clock. 2. and something of the old-time ROLFE—At Gouldsboro, July 22, Frank L w He ridiculed The bride and were attended 61 11 3 •pirn ill be aroused. Michael Shea will the slogan ‘‘prohibition groom by Rolfe aged years, mouths, days. Commission fflmljants. Sadie A. of 8MITH—At Verona, 10, D Smith he captain of M. J. Drum- doesn't prohibit”, of course it doesn’t; the Laffln, sister tne groom, and July Lyman Oirigo engine, aged 68 years, 6 mouths, 28 days. THE— brother of the bride. The The advertisements below some of M hia Old most violent partizan of prohibition does Philip Jordan, represent up pet, Hunoeman, THOMAS—At South Penobscot, July 27. Julia the leading houses of New England. Our •od not claim that it does. Rut that the bride was dressed in white John O. Whitney will bringdown his pro- becomingly A Thomas, aged 66 years, 7 mouths, 9 days. readers wtll doubtless find them of value. method of silk. WHELPLEY—At Bar J B CLARION. cr*w from the Falls to Ti- hibitory dealing with the liquor Harbor, July 29, pump Whelpley, of St John, N. B. ;. wrhile the from traffic reduces the. evil to a minimum can- There were present only the immediate To Ellsworth Shippers. SEND US visiting captains Whether it’s a or a fur- not be those from of range BERRIES APPLES — Waltham w ill pump Union 2, with L. H. truthfully disputed. relatives, out town being POTATOES, Pollock said Luther Harmon and Miss Sadie a it is FANCY HENNERY EOCiS. Cushman and Johu K. l>oyle at the pipe. %^idge that in bis judg- Laffln, Of ■aturrtisfmcnta nace—if it Is ‘‘Clarion”, Tiu ment the Maine law was weak in that it Belfast; Jordan and of Prompt feeturnl. Top Market Prices. Mlowiag rally call to friends of old Philip wife, sure to meet every requirement DEAL WITH AN APPHOVED HOUSE loion 2 has been issued: did not provide sufficiently severe penal- Detroit, Mich., and Earl Jordan, of Dex- ties for Made by the Wood Bishop Co., CHAPIN BROS., mo liquor-selling, and illustrated the ter. Wretched men'll or t nion en- Utterly 107*109 So. Market St., Boston. hnee effect of severe as Sold company, formerly an ac- penalties applied by the After the ceremony, delicious refresh- Bangor. by Ask for free stencil. We will send market tlw Nervous Prostration Long Endured Ellieorth fire courts in his state. ments were ou •>e **[l department, Served by Misses Susie Smith Before wee quotations request. "hicb waa diebanded and oeaeed to Remedy Found. " The judge was listened to and Alice while the Ellsworth Miss Minerva Remlnger, Bern, J. April UBO, are to intently Clough, Upper V. ELDRIDGE, !V| »t 7, requeued Pa., writes: “For several years I had tne eucme houae on Franklin throughout. Falls band furnished music. Many useful nervous * e prostration, and was utterly Main LAWRENCE & CO, Monday renin*. An*. 7, at 7.30 and were the Street, ElLSWOMH. to pretty presents given young wretched. I lived on bread and beef 1803 cluck, taka each actions aa will ren- Established the couple. tea because my stomach would not re- moat eSatan! aid to thair old en- WEST TREMONT. Wholesale Commission tain else. I took Merchant* known aa tba “Watch of Mrs. Laffln has been for fottt years a anything many rem- City”, Arthur Lawton, ot called on edies, but obtained no relief until I OULTRY, EddS, FRUIT, PRODUCE •Ilham. Maea., which will ba Portland, successful teacher in the schools of Ells- preaant triands hare took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, when I °ont«t Sunday. snd is began APPLES A SPECIALTY *• I gone IN ODD leewory anally cherish, wae at Hiaa Kata P. Clark returned to her work FELLOWB HALL, ROOM T ** Harbor, where he has employment. Herb Extract r! captala-I thlak tha Bret-of Hun- Board or Week. 1 In Portland Sunday, alter three weeka by Day SOUTHWEST HARBOR, MAINE. kaptaa Cw, He. L Charles C. Perry, of Sullivan Center, The world’s standard remedy for , ‘ with her W. A. Clark and wile. r*“*' u* tiwee be parenta, visited Harold Maddocks and wife Rooms to Rent. a, J baa told last p,ow*kk •* Mlaa Haael Reed and Rata Rumill re- Asthma, re ■aaaewaa. la her week. Constipratlon Oor. Main and Hancock Ellsworth C. E. V4*,‘' Sts., j)R. HOLT, •— parttoolar of that oooe- turned home Sunday, alter ependlng two and ao/IV ** * Mrs. Fred Moore, of Bar Harbor, spent a Dyspepsia, tw °°*k*kt with tho Bailor tub weeka with Mra. Lida Gilley at South wee t few days last week with her parents, H. F. and for all diseases of the blood Dentist, wTl played lea feet oror the Harbor. Includ- *** Pe*». the Maddocks and wife. cancer and rheumatism Maine. track of which Tl|.r'< a. Thelma. ing Bangor, »ed fallod to- July Charles D. Rae, who left July 5 for PRICE, $1.00 PER BOTTLE OFFICE : RESIDENCE: CLOTHING 25 Hammond St 26 Fourteenth St fe ‘-•~-.P0M.-y heart Honolulu, reports f delightful trip across * Uk' •— NORTH LAMOINE. FOB SALE BY B Office hours : I) to 12:16 ; 1 to 6. STJS^", “ *• -1U DAVID FRIEND. Wee.,. pleaaore that I the continent, and a moat pleasant stay in Evenings by appointment k*' P”**“* eaptala, buw- Mlaa Marion Baird, ol Boa ton, ia the FRED P. flood Work Reasonable Prices hWwJ? ay San Francisco. Mr. Rae was due to ar- BROWN, Ellsworth, Me. P“—• <*■ <»• brakee of lio- gueet ol Mlaa Anna Young. Aik for tb. Dlrlfo (Hove*. —weo eTte** rive in Honolulu July 28. PUy-out “Old Mata ... H. SCOTT Bewr w dertaa Miae Eunice Coggina ia vlalting her a la- Street, Ellsworth ALICE • •* "kick uae I hope her MADE atriew ter, Mra. Robia Norwood, at Southweat Carles’ SPECIALTY OF *•"» Pnrkhee thaa all Ua othara, QOU LD8BORO. ACCOUNTING AND aw," Harbor. g$gE TYPEWRITING, •-••*•*» —“eh-heralded 518 Congress SL, Me. GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. Mrs. Amanda Lisoomb, of Bar Harbor, Portland, Agent Union Sale Deposit A Trust Co., of Port- '' “Ohtua Ho. which Mra. Annla aeveral at MuotMtaivr ELECTRICAL SST 1 *—*»ly f, Tripp apent daya la friends here. o( land, lor furnishing Probate and Surety Bonds. — U to ho for visiting Pul | Inn ml preooal the the oorner laat weak, the gueet of Mra. ARTISTIC IIUMAN HAIR GOODS Agent Oliver Typewriter} typewriter supplier. Mrs. George Beers, of Vanoeboro, is vis- ELECTRICAL A. L. Tripp. o! every dmerlptkm. SUPPLIES Cor. Main sad Water Sts. (over Moon's Dnt her daughter, Mrs. Mabel Campbell. AND PIXTUKB5. Store). Rlleworth, Me. tor iting Good, mu on .pproval to raopoutlblo Mlaa Anna Young left to-day Hart- porUe. Minim “ end James Davis, wife and daughter, wbo WMm SeffMee Clitegy btrm. ,... =ssaa land for a week’e viait with Miae Marion ANDREW M. MOON. have spent several weeks at Mil bridge, re- Let ns mail ELLSWORTH H. Baird, who baa hern her gueet hare. UIAUCII Bitey Bulldlnc, Bulk St.. Bllewwth turned to Goulds boro Sunday. July H. Y. ______Steam Rev. Mr. Bigelow, of Tremont, will RUMEN Eswss Laundry and Bath Rooms. to earn a beautiful of $4.00 rice in ealt- in the Methodist cburch here next pair ‘•MO PAT, MO VAISII," Pat a lew grain* of your preach ihoes. It’s the best ever proposition The merchant mho doee not advertise in All kind, of ■hakera. They will break the lump*, lunday afternoon snd evening In ex- >ffered—and we can laundry work dose at short aotloe. prove it Goods called tor sad delivered. the moletur* and make the aalt change with the pastor, Miss Hnnt. a d«U season make* it more pra/Uobis lather fer H. B. I8TBY * Aug. 1. Jn. State those mho CO., some out freely. Bay Hosiery Co., LX do advert***. Retry Building, Stalest. Ellsworth,Me — TSfttim. Mptf attitm. &«*al __ COUNTY NEWS, sirred. Made far Refreshments wen H(M —ft,1! Mto_IrnMf hH M t* hhM to to w. m dancing wo* furnished by Edwin Ctek 8TATE OF MAINE. m«< l* CT*. Si. Mat a*i wtol— Ma4r— tost? —Witowotton, m BOOTH PEHOB800T. and Mrs. John Hyeom. * Tiuivui'i Omcm, inmt, Jtl» ». Ml. t. no. r. mu d Him Deliah Leach broke her right fore- July a. ft— —-- __H. W k* — —— fan f-fPOK Ik* tollowta* tmahip, *r imkD lrk4 Ik H11M OwigM Hkklf Mm. la I to arm while oat in the pasture harrying I— Ml M* DMrM kMJkMk wtbMMjmftto WEST HANCOCK.. U tan, Mw*. Ik* MlwUi Miikink OkMI* RMkMry reputed to Is owaod by Walter i lost Thursday. have beta made for On year 1M1: estyetgM 1 99 « McFarland Is la C Mis. Julia Thomas died at her home Shannon employed HANCOCK COUNTY WILD LANDS. altar an illness of Bangor. hare Friday, July B, DMrlot K. H. Butterfield bee beau but Mala County several months She leaves one daughter quite 111, TOWNSHIPS. Ta*. Ths. Tan. had is *» * and one grandson, with whom the improving. y T. NO. A North Division. part of, being seetloas l, A A 7, A T. MO. 7, Snath Di vfotea. pftrt ot, holag a lot of land oatd Heed tor many yean. Harris Taylor and wife, ol New York, of motion A 1A 1A 1A 1A 0,0, AJtk8A0, and tkat port In be ownod by C.C. Bakor. aad land aU to ho owaod hy Albert F. and who have arrived at their home here Wednesday. U not included In ths Pnhlie LoA Said seetloas are reputed Walter A. Bank, la tho ooathoort part of oatd township. George Leech, to be owned John and contain eleven »ou- by Caaaftdy.ctal, 1U Bald tel la rwpated to ho owaod hy Howard C. Bakor aad bean in business ham several H. and of sand mors $mm SMU together M. Ooogins wife, Coaoord, forty seres, orloss, ooatalao aae haadrod oiaty aorta, moro or Iom. I te at dissolved last week. were recent of their T. NO. North sections A A A 0, yean, partnership Maas., guests brother, A Division, part of, being a lot of land nest andtbut of sections T. MO. 7, Sooth DIrtoloo* part of, holng five 11,1A IT, 0.0, M. 0,0. 0,0/0. *. part C. la tho A. P. Leach, who haa been ill nearly W. K. Springer. 0 and 0 not Included la ths Pnblte LoA Said sections are •oath of load said to bo owaod by Howard Bakor, said Bald lot lo to bo months, has sold his interest in the busi- reputed to be owned by H. B. Morrison and contain eleven ooothoaat part of township. reputed J. M. MiUiken and wife, of Bar Harbor, 0* 0 »U 74 * owaod by Cv. Smith, ot al* aad ooatalao oao haadiod fifty recover- thousand forty acres, mors or lass. ness to George. He intends upon in last called here the acroa, moro or Iom, IW « were town week, by T. NO. A North Division, of, sections 1A 14, 16. 0, 79 for the part being of. a lot of land aoat ing his health, to erect a building their infant 17,1A 16, 0.0, 0, M and 0 in said Said seetloas T. NO. 7, Booth Division, part holng death of nephew. township. of tho oaot of land said to bo owaod B. V. in the Store, and are to bo owned by H. P. Baton A Sons and •oath part by poetofllee, which has been reputed oontain_ ot la the southeast of said township Said Miss Dorothy Graves, of New York, and seven thousand nine hundred eighty-six acres, more or lees, t0 0 MM M *1 Smith, al, part also carry on an insurance business. He lot la ropotod to bo ownod by fiaolo L. Smith aad ooatalao of were re- T. NO. A North Division, of, sections A 0- the busi- Miss Hope Butler, Franklin, port being ninety-throe acres, moro or loos, 1 M SI will also transact all the town clerk sooth half of seetloas 87 and 0 and sections 0 and 0 In * cent of Mrs. M. R. Butler. Sooth Wvision, n lot of land next guests said Said sections are to be owned by T. MO. 7. part of, holng ness there. The many friends ot Mr. township. reputed the west of land Mid to be owned B. V. SA Croix Co., et ala and contain three thousand one •oath of part by Miss Vera Johnson, who has been oon- Paper ot al. and north of tho Oouldsboro road, la tho Math- Leach hope that, being freed from busi- hundred ninety-four acres, more or less, 0 0 0» Smith in snot of said Said lot la reputed to ho ownod now in flned to the house with blood poisoning sections 31,8A part township. ness cares, he will rapidly improve T. NO. A North Division, part of, being 0, by C. B. Bakor aad contains eighty acres, moro or loos 1 93 W her is better. She will return soon 87, 0. 0, 48, 44 and 4ft in said Said sections are M health. Leach and wife will con- foot, township. a lot of land In tho George to be owned by the Lester Dwlnel estate and con- T. MO. 7, Sooth Division, part of. holng where she has reputed oast of said bounded as follows: On tho tinue to do business under the firm name to Brewer, employment. tain five thousand seven hundred twenty-seven acres, more south part township, town of on the west and north or leas, 0fi 17 0 14 51 64 south by the Oouldsboro; by of N. M. Leach A Go. Tbe rumor that Much sympathy is felt for Fred Milll- Oouldsboro road; on the east by land said to bo ownod by T. NO. A North Division, that of section to out his stock wife in loss of their infant part of,being part 8uaio L. Smith. Said lot Is reputed to bo owned by C Mr. Leach intended close ken and the 0 not Included the Public 40 and and the in Lot, sections 46, C. Baker aad contains twenty acres, more or less. 51 09 is unfounded. The business will be con- who died 23. Funeral services weal halt of sections 35. 41 and 47 in said Said de- son, July township. a lot of land in the scribed land is to be owned C. D. Whittier, and T. MO. 7. South Division, part of. being before. held at the home and amid reputed by bounded as tinued as were Tuesday, contains two thousand six hundred three acres, more northeast part of said township, eighty _ the town of Oouldsboro sud land sweet Howers the little form was laid to or leas, 0 0 14 0 » 12 follows: On the south by The community was shocked Friday by said to bs owned 8. F. et al; on the weet by T. NO. North sections 86. 42, 4A by Libby, of William He rest beside bis baby brother who died a 4, Division, part of, being Chicken Mill stream and the town of Oouldsboro; ou the tbe sudden death Bridges. of in said and the east half sections 35, 41 and 47. township. north by land said to be owned hy F. W. Goodwin; on the as and little more than a year ago. Said sections are to be owned the Mschtss Lum- felt as well usual Thursday, reputed by east by the settlers’ lots. Ssid lot is reputed to be ownod by ber Co. and contain two thousand hundred thirty-four worked in the noon he July 30. sight Sidnoy B. Doyle, et al, and contains two thousand acres. hayfleld. Friday -_Sumac. acres, more or less. 0 52 14 16 19 13 98 00 more or less. 8 53 7 $ ate heartily at dinner, and acute indiges- Two-Mile North of T. No. North Division, WEST FRANKLIN. Strip A part of, T. MO. 7. South Division, of, being a lot of land in the the east half of said or lots 41, 42. 46, 47 and 45. part tion set in, affecting his heart. He died being strip, 40, sooth part of said township, bounded as follows: On ths is Said lots are to be owned John Cassidy and con- him. Paving-block business looking dull. reputed by f south and west by the town of Oouldsboro; on ths north by before a physician could reach tain three thousand nine hundred acres, more or twenty-two land Mid to be owned by B. Doyle, et al; on the east are erected at the 10 0 19 59 24 47 Sidney “Uncle William,” as he waa familiarly Fireescapes being less, by Chicken Mill stream. Said lot is reputed to be owned by Two-Mile North of T. No. North Division, was one of those rare characters schoolhouses. Strip A part S. F. Libby, et al. and contains one hundred fifty acres, moro known, the west half of said or lots 36. 39. 41 80 of, being atrip, 37, 43, or less, 4 83 \ u of our New towns whom to did and 45. Said lot* are to be owned H. B. Morri- England The gale Friday night much damage reputed by Plantation MO. A T. MO. A Sooth Division), son and contain three thousand nine hundred (formerly know was to love. He waa large-hearted, to trees. twenty-two nine thousand six hundred acres, more or Iom. 171 90 fruit acres, more or less 10 0 15 69 0 47 containing y v tor a never T. NO. 9, South Division, of, the north of optimistic, always ready joke, Flossie of is visit- North of T. No. 4. North Division. Said it re- part being part Mrs. Ureene, Hluehill, Strip strip said bounded and described as follows: Begin- with a hand. He will be to be owned H. F. Baton A Sons, and contains township, failing helping relatives here. puted by eight ning at tho northwest corner of T. Mo. IA 8 D; tho ace south ing thousand two hundred ssven acres, more or less, 01 59 0 0 0 0 especially missed by the other “boys” of along tho west lino of said township to the north lino of Millard Springer, wife and six children T. NO. 7. South Division, part of, being a lot of land in ldhd mid to bo ownod by Jasper Wyman A Bon; tbonco his age with whom he waa always talking the southwest corner of said said lot is lino of land oatd to bo owaod left Thursday for Woodbnry, Conn. township, reputed westerly along tho north by and joking. The beat part of Mr. Bridgea’ to be owned by Prank P. Noyes and contains ons hundred said Wyman A Son to tho oaot lino of tho town of Prank who has acres, more or less, 10 0 0 lln; throes northerly tho oaot lino of said Franklin to tho life was at sea. He had been Hiram Butler and wife, been at by spent T. NO. 7, South Division, a lot of laod next south lino of the town cd East brook; thonoo east along tho Albion since last are home. part of, being around tbe globe several trips and into spring, north of land said to be owned by Frank P. Noyes, in ths Muth lino of tho town of Baotbrook aad along tho south lino southwest of said Said lot is to be of T. No. 1A M D., to tho point began at. Said land lo re- many foreign ports. By nature an ob- Eugene Butler is engineer on one of the part township. reputed owned by Elisabeth Hall and coataias one hundred acres, puted to bo ownod by Bannlbal Hamlin, ot al.* aad contains aarving man, he had a large fund to draw Eastern Dredging Co.’s boats, Boston. more or less, 10 0 0 two thousand twenty-five acres, moro or loss. 10 97 5 83 7 y and could tell some interest- T. NO. Booth a lot of land next T. MO. 9, Sooth Division, part of, holng tho south part of from, always Frank has a crew at 7, Division, part of, being Bradbury Highland north of land said to be owned Blisabeth Hall. In the said bounded and described as follows: Begin- tact of his travels. He was an hon- by township, ing quarry getting out stone for the M. C. R. southwest part of said township. Said lot is reputed to be ning at tho north oast eornor of the town of Sul! Iran; thonoo and member ot the F. and owns! U. A Bunker and contains west tho north lino of Sullivan 9M rodo; thoaco north- ored respected R. He has a two-months' by slgkty-eight seres, along Job. more or 10 494 rods; thonoo westerly lte rods, to the oast lias of tho a from which less, 0 0 erly A. M., large delegation at- town of thonoo north aloag tho oaot lias of tho Mrs. Helen of California, ac- T. NO. 7, South Division, of. a lot of laud next Franklin; tbe Rev. Mr. Garter offi- Aldrich, part being town of Franklin to the Math lino of land said to bo owaod tended funeral. north of land said to be owned u. 8. Bunker, In tke by her unde, C. H. Preble, of by by Hannibal B. Hamlin, ot als; thonoo oaot along tho south He was in companied southwest of said Said tot is to bt ciating. hi* sixty-second year. part township. rspulod lino of said Hamlin to tho wort lino of T. Mo. 14,9 D.; thonoo Sullivan, was here last week on owned w. R. Martin and coataias thirteen acres, mors or calling by •oath tho west lino of T. Mo. 1A S. D.. to tho of July 29. Ncmo. less, 0 0 along point relatives. 0. beginning Said doocribod land lo reputed to bo owned by T. NO. South a lot of load next July 31. CH’B’BB. 7, Division, part of, being Jaspor Wyman A Son. aad contain* throe thousand two SULLIVAN HARBOR. north of land said to be owned by w. E. Martin. In the hundred thirty-five acres, mere or loan, B 11 5 » 7 a southwest of said Said lot is to bs part towashlp. reputed t. hu. v. stoutn umsion, or, mibi a tract or loan id Richard hu returned to Boston. owned Sarah Hill and oontalus more pari Emery M’KINLEY. by twenty-five seres, the the southwest of said hounded and de- or less, 0 11 16 part township, Francis Young and family are at the scribed as follows: Region lag at tha southeast corner of Zulma Tburaton la working at Old Or- t. wu. 7, Boutn ut vision, part ot, oetng a jot of land next the town of Praaklla; thence eaet oo the north Hoe of the Bristol. chard. north of land said to be owned by Sarah HUh In Uh south- town of Sullivan 184 rods; thence northerly 494 rode, mom west part of said township. Said lot Is reputed to be owned or leae; thence west 100 rode to the eaet line of eaid town of Frederick Ferris, of Pittsfield, Maes., is Mrs. Miriam Martin is visiting her by Bmeline Johnson and contains fifteen acres, more or lees, M 07 N Franklin: thence eouth along the eaet line of the said town in town. brother Charles. T. NO. 7. South Division, part of, being a lot of land next of Franklin to the point of ben inning. according to a carve/ north of land said to be owned by Bmeline Johnson, in the and plan of aald township made by G. E. Simpson la 1M. Rev. S. S. Robins, of Kingston, Mass., The McKinley Fish A Freeser Co. will southwest part of said township. Said lot is reputed to be j Said land la reputed to be owned by Hancock Lumber Com- is at the Bristol. owned by William Hill and contains seventy-five acres. pany and contains five hundred acres, more or leee. • 00 111 *1 91 be to take fish in about a week. ready more or less, 1 SS 35 M T. NO. 19. South Division, part of. being a tract of land in J. B. Simpson and family left Sunday The fishermen have suspended work lor T. NO. 7. South Division, part of. being a lot of land on the •aid township, bounded as follows. Begianing at the south- for their home in Newton, Men. north side of llorancy Pond, in the southwest part of said west corner of said township: thence east along the sooth a time on account ol dog fish. township, bounded as follows: On the west by the town of line 907 rode, more or lees, to the west line of land said to be Min Irma of Sullivan; on the north land said to be owned P. W. owned Hancock Lumber Com v. thence north along Catley, Syracuse, N. Y., is Mrs. i’bebe with her by by by pan Gray, daughter Goodwin: on the east by land said to be owned by Emerson •aid west line 980 rods, more or leas, to land said to be owned a guest of Mrs. at Korinook. Timeyanis Mildred and son Howard, is visiting Mrs. Preble. Said lot is reputed to be owned by B. H Smith and by Jasper Wyman A Son; thence west along said Wy man's contains more or less sooth line 807 rods, more or less, to the eaet line of T. No. 9. Mrs. Oscar Aldrich and infant son Ed- fifty acres, 1 to 82 SO S. T. Oott. thence said east lias to T. NO. 7, Sooth Division, of. being a lot of land said to S.D.; along point of beginning. of are at C. H. Preble’s. part Said described tract is to be owaed If F. ward, California, Mrs. Hammond, with her daughter be owned by E. B. Smith, fn the southwest part of said town- reputed by ary Said lot is reputed to be owned by Emerson Preble Blaladell and contains one thousand seventy-nine acres. Mrs. Edwin Sibley and daughter Ethel Leslie and ton of ship. more or less. 19 42 8 50 4 48 Anne, Herbert, Bangor, aua contains one hundred fifty acres, more or less. 2 70 80 m of are of Mrs. T. NO. South a land Chelsea, Maes., guests Otis visited Mrs. H. P. Richardson one day last T. NO. 7, South Division, of, a lot of land next east 10, Division, part of. being tract of la part being the southwest of said bounded and described Hinmau. week. of land said to be owned by Emerson Preble, in the south- part township, as follows: on the west line T. No. 10. S. west part of said Slid lot is reputed to be owned Beginning of D.. 31. P. M. township. 080 rods from the southwest corner of said and on Henrietta Simpson, a graduate of the July by Harvey W. Dunbar ana contains one hundred acres, more township _ the north line of land said to be owned F. Utaladell; or lees, 1 80 88 by Mary Emerson school of oratory, is at Mrs. 4$ thence eaet along the north line of said Blaisdel! 400 rods, T. NO. 7, South Division, of, a lot of land in the Otis Hinman s. (SOUND. part being more or leee; thence west 400 rods, more or leee. to the west northwest of said bounded as part township, follows: On line of T. No. JO. 8. D-; thence eouth along the west line of Mrs. Lucinda Harman, who has been at the south the town road, on the west the town C. Howard and family, of Chelsea, by by of Sul- sfid T. No. 10. 8. D., 400 rods to the point began si. Said d« Mrs. E. M. the last few livan: on the north by Big and Little Tunk ponds, so called; scribed land is to be owned A are of Higgins’ weeks, reputed by Jaeper Wyman Man., guests Mrs. Howard’s sister, on the east by land said to be owned by Frank P. Stone. and contains one 1 47 has returned to her home at Southwest Son. thousand acres, more or leas, 9 00 2.25 A. Said lot is reputed to be owned M. H. Havey and con- Mrs. N. Urmnn. by T. NO. 10, Booth Division, of. a tract of land Harbor. tains one hundred acres, more or less. 1 80 88 44 part being ly- ing in the west part of said township, hounded and de- Bin. and of T. NO. South a tract of land Hurry Bloody children, 7» Division, part of, being scribed as follows: Beginning on the west line of eaid town- Mrs. Hattie Hanson, who was called In said bounded as follows: On the south Newburyport, Mass., are guests of Bftrs. township, by land ship at a point 900 rods from the southwest corner of said said to owned the town of Gouldsboro and here by the illness of her mother, Mrs. by 8idney Doyle, township and on the north line of land said to be owned parents, A. 8. and wife. the settlers' on the west the settlers' lots and by Moody’s Gray lots; by the Jaeper Wyman A Son; thence east along said north 11ns 288 Pembroke Higgins, has returned to town of Sullivan; on the north by the town of Sullivan, land There was a rods to the west line of land said to be owned by F. W. Good- sociable and dance at the said to be owned M. H. land said to be owned Waltham, Maas. by Havey, by win, etal; thence north the west line of said Good- F. P. Stone and land said to be owned the W. A. along hall Saturday night for the benefit of the by French win. et al.. *00 rods, more or less; thence west 230 rods to the This was saddened the estate: on the east the town of Steuben, the settlers’ lots community by by west line of T. No. 19, 8. D.; thence south along said west line Village improvement society. The pro- and the town of Gouldsboro. Said tract is to reputed be of T. No. 10, 8. ISO rods, more or to the death of Mrs. Pembroke Higgins on Mon- owned F. W. Goodwin and contains D., lees, point began gram consisted of readings, vocal and in- by seven thousand five at. bald described land ie reputed to be owned by Hancock after a tew illness. hundred fifty-five acres, more or less, 185 88 day, July 17, days' 85 16 84|80 Lumbar Company and contains three hundred twenty acres, She leaves six daughters and one son, who T. ‘NO. 7, South Division, part of, being a lot of land in the more or lee*. 8 94 71 91 Msnj a Suffering Woman northwest corner of said bounded as follows: township, On T. NO. 10, South Division, part of, a trad of land have the deepest sympathy ol their the east and south Tunk on the west being Drags herself painfully through her daily by pond; by Tunk la the southwest part of said bounded and de- and the town of on the north T. No. township, tasks, suffering from backache, headache, Iriends. Interment at Sound cemetery. pond Sullivan; by 10, 8. scribed as follows: Beginning on the south line of aakS loss of and D. Said lot is reputed to be owned by the Hancock Lumber nervousness, appetite poor sleep, H. township 107 rode, mom or leas, from the southwest corner not her ills are due July and contains three hundred more or knowing to kidney and 31._ Company sixty acres, of said township: thence north Bio rods, mum or leee. to the bladder troubles. Foley Kidney Pills give *•“» « i a south line of land said to be owned HANCOCK POINT. by Jasper Wyman A Son; quick relief from pain and misery and a T. NO. 7, South Division, part of. being a lot of land in the thence east along the eouth line of said land M return to health and Wyman's prompt strength. No northwest part of said township, bounded as follows: On rods, more or lose; thence north along the earn line of said woman who so suffers can Mrs. Hunt and of Massa- afford to overlook daughter, the south by land said to be owned P. W. Goodwin; on Wyman's land 400 rode, more or less, to the sooth line of Pills. by Foley Kidney Sold by al! druggists. chusetts, are vial ting at Mrs. Hale’s. the west by land said to be owned by if. H. Havey; on the land said to be owned by F. W. Goodwin, et nl; thence eaet north and east by Tunk pond and land said to be owned by along the south line of said Goodwia's land 100 rods, more or Frances Mitchell, of Cherryfleld, is the W. A. French estate. Said lot is reputed to be owned less, to the west line of land said to be owned More people, men and women, are by by Minnie Rose suffering Frank P. Stone and contains five hundred acres, more or Holman; thence eouth along the west line of said from kidney and bladder trouble than ever visiting her annt, Mrs. W. H. Phillips. Holman's 1®“. 8 00 1 67 land 910 rode; thence eaet the eouth line of before, and each more of them turn for 8 85 along said Hol- year man’s land 980 more or to relief and benefit to Harvey Peasley and wife are receiving T. NO. 7, South Division, part of, bsing a lot of land in the rode, leee. the west line of land quick permanent Foley’s said to he ownei F. W. which has itself to north part of said township, bounded as follows: On the by Goodwin; thence eouth on the Kidney Remedy, proven congratulations on the birth of a son, J uly west line of said Ooodwin's land to the be one of the most effective remedies for kid* south land said to be owned by F. W. Goodwin and land north line of T. No. by 8. D : thence and bladder 30—Donald Rowes. said to be owned by Frank P. Stone: on the weet land 7, westerly on said north line »o the point of ney ailments, that medical by Said science said to be owned Frank P. Stone and Tank on the beginning. tract Is reputed to be owned by D. R. Hast- has devised. Scid by all druggists. Or. Fred Ball by pond; and daughter, of Fargo, north by T. No. 10, 8- D., land said to be owned by E. M. ings and contains one thousand five hundred thirty-fire acres, more or less. «fl N, D., are spending a few days with his Willey, et al, and land said to be owned by B. O'Brien, et t7 68 6 11 als; on the east by land said to be owned by E. M. Willey, et r- i■ the east nartef aald township. Bald let la reputed to be have tailed to aatistaetion. For two owned the Everett Smith estate and oontaina give Julia B., daughter of A. N. Jewett and bp one handled M * * acres, more or I 4# 1 or throe I was bothered attacks lees, 1 M gg gg years by wile, and Charlas G. O’Halloran, both of s T. No. 7, Booth Division, port of. being a lot of land next *?' J?1 furt of, being trust d fond ly- of backache. The varied at times T\*®l iorlkwMt■2SiW®»tn. ptrt of nl4 iowbuId, boBBiid nad misery this place, were married Thnraday, July •onto of laud aald to be owned bp ike Everett Smith estate 1» the east of said Bald lot •••bsout oorner d from a doll ache to sharp twinges, and of- at the home of the Mm. part townahip. ia reputed to be SlSTldd a b^iSTLtm ownod W. 30, groom’s Meter, owned by Bloomfield and oontaina by>FC*w“4M,.U* Ms Baob; tbonoo aoaik Mi vodOn ten I could It I eat down Perry eighty-four acres, mom or Mm, to land «ald to bo eoaroaly stoop. L E. Hodgdon, in Bangor. Mr. and Mm. more or leas, IB owaidbyFW. Good win? gg gg Goodwla’iiUkad it waa hard for me to and I wee in T. NO. South Si get up, O’Hailoran will reaide in Amherst. A re- 7. Division, af. being a lot of land next SXrjZ**?* coraor of west of part land Mid to bo daaM aa to what to do for the trouble. I land said to be ownedby the Everett Smith -nut tZrUiTSi Haaalbalnl,•ootkooM B. ft ala: ception eras given them at the home of and land by Hamlta, Ibtaoo aortb mid to be owned bp Bloomfield Perry.la theaaat oaat liar of said Hamlin's Mi rtia had read a deal about Doan’. Kid- Jbo mom or lna, to great the bride’s parents BMarhy evening, July part 04 sold township. Bald lot la rspaied to bo owned bp coraor of load said to the Wiliest w19 ooa^woot bo owaod by W. M. ney Fills, and aa they wore mid to be a 33. Smith estate and contains onebandredstitoea aet along the sonU line daMHafrfond acme, more or _ _ leas, g gg or the ■ore cure for backache, I finally daeided to m sn?lKs»"i ,■*»» Jfofcjt pdnt d beginning. Said de- »» give them a trial I procured a supply at To led strong, have good appetite aad di- a^^r?.*!!a^s?SJ^:T2^pb•,,•oo• ... ad It aad ass Bur- and the on ot one gestion, slsvp aos safer tils, Moose’s Drug Stem, dock Blood Bittern, the groat systom tomic z. aad ssBrzxi hellAor—Ados. MOrtorlMt,ssn? lM m For sale by all dealers. Prim 00 cents, Hate Mil burn Uo., Mkle, Mew York, A well-known Dm Moines woman attar for two from sate mm>ts tor the United States. sugaring miserably days bowel complaint, was corad by ana doss of I [j$.. * B Chamberlain's Cholera and Diar- Cello, T- i?’ _!•, *•?** Division, part of, being a lot of land naxt ether. rheas Bomsdy. Par rate by all dealers. •oath af land said to be owned bppTw. Goodwin, la the Votutf. ltgal yotfc«. Notices. ___ legal legal Wo. S. Ik. orar. or Im, to tk. T. k M,rate (Mint •■■6 M< 4M«tM Iu3 to ra.atod to b. onid JJ® south by land said to bo owned by A. Nicksrson snd oontalns one bnndrsd thirty acres, more or Campbell A Oo., «t ale; en weal eaet line of the o' strtMt A Bow ud oaalala. ill band rad aana, tfce by the Ices, SM 48 t Eaetbrook. Bald lot ii to be owned J. D. I *0 I *7 1M j®y® reputed by Plantation No. 88. T. No. B, Middle Irak Crinmtns and oontalne more or 60 (formerly Division, Swt'or balaaa fifty aoree, leu, II 16 Grent thousand ..„ ,0, south OtTtoioa, part of, trust of land Pond), containing twenty-two eighty acres, lh« northwaat part of raid towa.hlp, boaodad and Plantation Ho. tt, T. Ho. SI, Middle Division, more or lees, 881 80 Ti.i»2'ln Moose (formerly follow.: Aitaalac oa U. rart Ifn. ol T. So. Hill,) containing twenty-two thousand eighty acres, T NO. 84. Middle Division, part of, being n mile and a half wotbwrat ooraar odlaad raid to bo own.d by A. more or lees, 264 66 66 M in the north bounded and « D .t the atrip half of said township, de- T afdTwart A Sons; thenos snst Mi rods mors or less, to scribed aa follows: On the north the south line of T. HO. 22, Middle Division, a tract of land by to bs owned by W. M. Nssh; thence south 930 rods, part of, being No M. on east the west line of town- fcJdsaid in the northeast corner of said bounded and de- township 40, D.; the by lew. to land said lobs owned P. W. Goodwin township, No. 8ft. M. on the sooth land said to be owned by ns follows: at the southeast corner of T. ship D.; by by tbe north lino of Mid Goodwin’s land «M •fribed Beginning A. and W. M. et on the west the Sltuw west aionf wett the south line of said T. Campbell Nash, als; by or lsss,Uaa*l lino of T. No. 9, 8. D.; thence £°* 2* 2. R*» ¥leow along east line of Great Pond Plantation. Said land is to S5! mire no. 28, M. D., two miles, more or leu; thence south one reputed the eaet line of said township, 990 rode, mors or be owned the Penobscot Chemical Fiber Co., and con- HSlti/on mile and a half, more or leaa; thence east one mile, more or by of Said described tract is re- tains five tbonsand seven hundred more or 188 24 K, to “be point beginning. leaa; thence south one-half mile, more or the nee east sixty acres, less, 2ft 87 be owned by Hannibal B. Hamlin, et als, and oon- leu; ISdlo one mile to the west line of thence north along T. NO. 84. Middle Division, part of, being the sooth three- hundred acre#, more or less, 12 00 2 22 9 00 Beddlngton; Kins eight the west line of Beddlngton two miles, more or less, to the quarters of said township, bounded and described as fol- vn io. South Division, port of, bounded and deecrlbed point begun at, excepting from uid description a reserve- lows: On the north by land eaid to be owned by tbe Penob- Td. foliowi: Beginning at tbe east line of township No. », 8. «<» on U» «!»°™ of ch»lk Pond. Said d«- scot Chemical Fiber Co., on the east by the west line of about 0M rods from the northeast !*s n f*t s point oorner of scribed land, with the exception noted, is reputed to be township No. 8ft, M. D.; on the south by north line of town- -in township; thence east 1 J8V sods, more or lees, to the owned by A. Campbell A Co., et als, and contains two thou- ship No. 28, M. D.; on tbe west by the eaat line of Great Pond of land said to bs owned M. L. west corner by Robert- sand forty-five acre*, more or leas, 24 64 4 64 6 14 Plantation; not including in the above description the eouth the west line of said Robertson 990 ticket so the 25? thence along T. iota, called, numbered 26, 84, 47 and 66, and east along tbs south lint of said Robertson's HO. 22, Middle Division, part of. being a tract of land in Public Lots; tbe ticket lots and the Public Lots tbence northeast being on the aonth line of land said to be owned Tru- part of uid township bounded and described to a of eaid made Rufus Put- lVmt'snd by ** according plan township by ll?!, Leighton 289 rod*, mors or lsss, to Ihe west lln# of tht rpBows: Beginning at the northeast corner of the Pub- nam, In 1788, and recorded in the Land Office of the State of thence eouth along the west line of the *n north part of uid township; thence Maine, all of which ticket lots lie in tbe south Sin of Cberryfleld; north three-quar- of Cberryfleld to the north line of the town of Steuben; lflOroda, more or leaa, to land said to be owned by A. ters of said The said south of JJLn A Co., et. township. three-quarters west slong the north line of Steuben snd of T. No. 7, Campbell als: thence east along the line of uid said township, with the exceptions noted, is reputed to be Since a land 820 more or south 100 , n MM rods to the original dividing line oa the east side Campbell rods, less; thence owned by A. Campbell, W. M. Nash, et als, and contains rods, more or leu; thence west 820 rods to the of be- the two snd one-half mile strip, so called, running north point fifteen thousand five hundred twenty acres, more or less 872 48 88 91 98 18 iwo and one-half mils* more or from ginning. Said lot, known as a “ticket lot", is to be south, being leas, reputed T. No. Middle of, a ticket -so id north said lias to owned by A. Campbell A Co., and contains three hundred 84, Division, pari being lot, r Vo. 9. s. D tbence along the northeast called, numbered 26 and in the aonth half of said Pond so thenco twenty acree, more or leu, * 4 §0 89 1 20 lyfaff Lraer of Fo* Quarter, called; west 844 township, according to a and of said tbe north line of land said to ba owned the survey plan township, rod$ slong by T. NO. 22, Middle Division, of, a tract of land in made and returned to tbe Land Office of the Commonwealth Lumber company; thence south » rods, more or part being Sgncock the east port of said bounded and described as of Massachusetts by Rufus Putnam, in 1786. Said lot is re- 198 rods, mors or to the west line township, Its* tbence westerly less, follows: Beginning on the east line of uid two to be owned by A. Campbell A Co., and contains one io. H. D.; thence north eaid line 200 township nf So along township miles, more or leu, from the northeast corner of uid town- Eutedundred sixty acres, more or less 3 84 71 91 of not in said de- rnd« to the point beginning, Including ship, and on the south line of lend uid to be owned A. T. NO. “TUdea Block." no the settlers' by 84. Middle Division, part of, being a ticket lot, so flcrintion the called, lots In Campbell, et ala; thence west the south line of A. part of said on the along called, numbered 34, according to a survey and plan of said the southeast township Cberryfleld road, Campbell A Co., et als. one mile and a half, more or less; made Bailey lot of 99 acres oa the Cberryfleld road, the township and returned to tbe Land Office of the Com- the Jacob thence south two miles and a half, more or less; thence east monwealth of Massachusetts Rufus in 1786. lot at the easterly end of Spring River one by Putnam, Dutton Camp Lake, and a half miles to the east line of T. No. 22, M. D.; Said lot is to be owned snd the Charles lot on reputed by Whitcomb, Haynes & Co., the Campbell Hinckley lots, Emery thence north uid line two more or to the River the along miles, less, and contains three hundred twenty acres, more or less, 7 68 1 42 1 92 the north side of Spring Lake, Joseph Oubut lot point began at. Said land is to be owned G. R. Worcester lot near the southeast reputed by T. NO. Middle two md the Aaron corner of Campbell A Co., and contains two thousand four hundred 84, Division, part of, being ticket lots, so Said described land Is to be owned called, numbered 47 and 6ft, to a survey and Mid township. reputed acres, more or less, 28 80 6 88 20 according plan W. Goodwin and contain* nine thousand seven hun- 7 of said township made by Rufus Putnam, in 1788. Said lots bT k. T. NO. Middle seres, more or leas, Division, of, being a tract of land are reputed to be owned J. W. M. Nash, et and con- dred ten 145 68 M 95 96 41 boundedp, part by al, and described as follows: Beginning at the south- tains three hundred twenty acres, more or less 7 88 1 42 1 92 T NO. 10, South Division, part of, being u tract of land In west corner of the town of thence north of said bounded snd described Beddlngton; along T. NO. 85, Middle the east half of the west part township, as said west line one mile and a half, to the south line of land Division, part of, being on the north line of land said to said township. Said east half of said is follows; Beginning be said to be owned by G. R. Campbell A Co; thence west township reputed A Son 266 rods, more jr less, from along to be owned by E. B. Curtis, et als, and contains, exclusive owned by Jasper Wyman the south line of said one and a half No. Campbell miles, more of Public ten thousand and hundred the west line of said T. 10, S. D ; thence cast following or less; thence north the west line of said Lot, eight eighty acres, tbe said north line 544 along Campbell more or less 114 24 21 18 28 58 the course of company’s rods, more or two and a half miles, more or less, to the south line of land north 28* more or tbence T. less: tbence rods, lese; west 544 said to be owned by a. Campbell; thence west along the NO. 86, Middle Division, part of, being a tract of land ly- or less; thence south 228 more or in Kxii, more rods, leas, to south line of said one-half more or to ing the northwest of said township, bounded and described Campbell mile, less, pait the point began st. Said land is reputed to be the northeast corner of the Public Ix>t in the north described as follows: On the north the south line of et lying by (proed by F. W. Goodwin, al, and contains, eight hun- half of uid township; thence northerly along the west line township No. 4i, m. D.; on tbe east oy land said to be* dred acres, more or less, 12 00 2 22 3 00 of land of A. Campbell & Co., et als, to the south line of T. owned by E. B. Curtis, et als; on the south by land said to No. M. be owned by L. O’B. and the Public t NO. 10, Sooth Division, of, being s tract of land in 28, D.; thence west along said south line four miles Holway, eta), by Lot; part more or to the east on tbe west by the east line of No. 84, M. D. Said the east part of said township, bounded snd described as less, line of T. No. 21, M. D.: thence township south said east line land is reputed to be owned E. B. et and con- follows Beginning on tb* was! line of the town of Cberry- along six miles, more or less, to the by Curtis, al, north line of T. No. M. three thousand eight hundred acres more or less 58 28 10 14 fleld at the southeast corner of land said to be owned by A. 16, D.; thence east along said north eighty-four 78 57 A Co., et als, and at a about 500 reds south of line, six miles, more or less to the point begun at, excepting T. NO. 85, Middle Division, part of, being a tract of land ly- Campbell point from said the the south line of tbs town of Deblota; tbence *t nth on the description Public Lots, in said township of ing in tbe northwest part of said township, bounded and 960 acres. Said land is west line of tb* town of Cberryfleld 290 rods, more or less, to described reputed to be owned by described as follows: On the north by land said to be A and owned Uod said to be owned by F. W. Goodwin; thence west 72 Whitcomb, Haynes Co., contains, exclusive of Public by E. B. Curtis, et als; on the east by the Public Lot; seventeen on tbe more or less, to the southeast corner of land said to be Lots, thousand one hundred twenty acres, more south by land said to be owned by W. M. Nash; on the rods, o* owned M. L. Robertson; thence north along the east line lee*. 208 44 38 00 51 88 west by tbe east Hue of township No. 84, M. D. Said land is by to be owned of said Robertson's land 290 rods, more or leas, to the sooth T. NO. 22, Middle Diviaion, a lot of land reputed by L. O’B. Holway, et al, and contains pert of, being ly- six hundred line of land asld to be owned by A. Campbell, et als; tbence ing on tbe eaat line of said township, being that parcel of f?rty acres, more or less, 9 80 1 78 2 40 the eonth lias of said land 79 rods, land ■ —w. Mat along Campbell's containing Cbalk Pond. Said lot Is reputed to be wi i/Mioiuu, uai>vi| u«iu| ■ Hwt vi ibuu ly- more or less, to tbs point of beginning, Said described land owned by the heirs of Chae. Mitchell and containa one hun- ing in the west part of said township, bounded and de- is reputed to bs owned by Truman Leighton and contains dred ninety-five acree, more or leaa, 2 84 43 06 scribed as follows: On the north by land said to be owned red more or L. O’B. one bond acres, lsss, 1 SO 29 99 T. NO. 28, Middle Diviaion, of, the “two-mile by Holway, et al, and by the Public Lot; on the east part being land said to be owned E. T. NO. 10. South Division, part of, bwlng a tract of land ly- strip", so called, in the eaat of aaid bounded by by B. Curtis, et als; on the part townahip, south land said to be owned A. ing in the northeast of said township, bounded and de- and deacribed aa follows: On the north the eonth line of by by Campbell A Co.; on the part by west the east line of No. M. D. Said is scribed as follows: Bsc inning at tbs northwest corner of T. No. 84 M. D.; on the eaat by the weat line of T. No. 29, M. by township 84, tract to be owned W. M. Nash and contains land said to be owned Truman Leighton; thence aonth D.; on the south the north line of T. No. 22, M. D.; on the reputed by three by by thousand three hundred more or less along tbe west line of asld Leighton’s land 290 rods, mors or west by land said to be owned by J. W. M. A F. O. Naah and sixty acres, SB 28 6 68 8 81 less: tbence weet IM rods, morn or lsss; thence north 290 by the Public Lota, not including in said description a a T. NO. 86, Middle Division, part of, being a tract of land in rods, more or less, to south Has of land said to be owned by ticket lot, ao called, numbered 86 and containing 160 acres. the southwest part of said township, bounded and described A. Campbell, st als; theao* east along tb* south llus of said Bald described land is reputed to be owned by W. M. Nash, as follows: Ou the north by land said to be owned by W. M. Campbell 100 rods to tbs point begun at. Said land Is re- et ala. and contains, exclusive of said ticket lot, seven thou- Nash; on the east by land said to be owned by E. B. Curtis, ted to be owned by M. L. Robertson snd contains two aand five hundred twenty acrea, more or lass, 185 86 25 04 88 84 et als; on the south by the north line of township No. 29, M. K ndr»d term. DAM or laflft. 1 00 72 97 on the west the east line of No. T* NO. 28, Middle Division, of, the half-mile D.; by township 34, M. D. part being Said tract is to be owned A. A T. SO. 10. Month Division, of. on* of tbs settlers’ atrip, eo called, la the eaat half of said bounded reputed by Campbell Co., port being township, and contains three thousand three hundred lots, so cilltd, bounded ns follows: On tbs west by land and deacribed aa follows: On the north by the south lint of sixty acres, more or less 86 28 6 68 8 81 •aid to be owned by F. W. Goodwin; on tbs north by the T. of No. 84, M. D.; on the eaat by the two-mila strip, so oetlet of Spring River Labs; on the east by land said to be called, and aaid to be owned by W. M. Naah, et ala; on the T. NO. 89, Middle Division, part of. being a tract of land owned by oeorge 8. Downing; on tbs soatb by tbe Cberry- •oath by the north line of T. No. 22, M. D.; on the west by in the west part of said township, bounded and described field road. Said lot Is reputed to be owned by Mary ▲. land said to be owned by Whitcomb, Haynes A Co., not in- as follows: Beginning at the sonthwest corner of Grand Smalt and contains sixty-seven acres, more or lees, 1.21 22 82 cluding in aaid description that part of the Public Lota that Falls plantation; thence east along the sonth line of Grand lie within the bounds of aaid half-mile here Falls one thence south six more or T. NO. 10, Month Division, part one of tb* set- strip described. plantation mile; miles, of, being Bald is to be owned J. W. M. A F. to the north line of Great Pond thence west tlers' lou. so called, boanded as follows: On lbs east by atrip reputed by C. Naah less, Plantation; and containa, exclusive of aaid Public one the north line of Great Pond Plantation one mile to tbe west lint of tb* town of Cherry field; on tbs south by tbs Lots, thousand along six hundred acr6&, more or lees, 5 88 20 the east line of thence north the east line Cberryfield road; on tbs west land said to be owned by 28 80 7 Greenfield; along by of Greenfield six more or to the at. A. on tbs north the outlet of River T. NO. 28, Middle Division, of, the west of miles, less, point begun Mary small; by Spring part being part Bald described the Farrar is Lake. Maid lot is to b* owned 8. Down- •aid townahip, bounded and deacribed aa follows: On the tract, known as 8trlp, reputed reputed by George to be owned C. D. Whittier and contains three thousand and contains on* hundred acres, more or north the aouth line of T. No. 84, M. D.; on the east by ing thirty-nine by by hundred more or less 149 78 27 71 87 44 less, 2 08 89 02 the half-mile atrip, so called, and aaid to be owned by J. W. eight forty acres, M. A F. C. Naah: on the aouth the north line of T. T. Middle that of T. NO. 10, Booth Division, of, being one of the set- by No. 22, NO. 89, Division, part of, being part part M. D.; on the weat by the eaat line of the town of Aurora. said east of the Farrar so called, tler*' lots, so called, bounded as follows: Beginning on tbe township lying Strip, Said land is to be owned A and described as follows: On the north the Cberr>neld town line 80rods from tbe southwest corner of reputed by Whitcomb, Haynea bounded by Co., and contains, epclnsive of Public Lot, twelve thousand south line of Grand Falls Plantation;on the east by the west •aid towu; thence at right west 108 rods; thence at angles nine hundred nineteen acrea. more or less, 282 54 48 02 58 14 line of No. 40, M. D.; on the south the north right angles north 74 rods: thence at angles east 108 township by right line of Great Pond Plantation; on the west the “Farrar rods to said town line; thence on said town line to point of T. NO. 28, Middle Division, part of, being lot 83, a ticket by so called, said to be owned by C. D. Whittier; exclud- beginning. Maid lot is reputed to be owned by Aaron Wor- lot, so called, lying northeast of and cornering on the Pub- Strip”, that lies in the south ing from the foregoing that part of lot 28 lying cester and contaiua fifty acrea, more or leas, 75 14 19 lic Lot half of aaid township. Said description lot ia to be owned Nichols A and east of Buffalo Stream, so called; also lots 86, 86 and 51, in T. NO. 10, Mouth of, one of the set* reputed by Campbell shown Division, part being containa one hundred sixty acres, more or less, 2 88 58 72 said township, said lots being upon a survey and tier*' lots, so called, bounded as follows: On the south by of said made Rufus Putnam, in 1786, and Middle plan township by Isnd »iid to oe owned by P. W. Goodwin; on tbe west by T- NO. 32, Diviaion, part of,. being a strip of land returned by him to the Land Office of the Commonwealth •aid •...odwin’s land and Isnd said to be owned by Charles In the eastern part of the townahip, bounded and described of Massachusetts. The tract described, exclusive of the lots Smith; on \ h>■ north the Cberryfield road; on tbe east aa follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of the town and of lot noted, and the Public is to be by by thence weat the part Lots, reputed tbe Cnrrry field town line. Said lot is reputed to be ownea of Greenfield; along south line of said owned by John Cassidy A Son, and contains seventeen Greenfield one and a half miles; thence south one by Ch«r.t» Worcester and eon tains twenty-eight acres, mile; thousand sixty-eight acres, more or less 409 63 75 78 102 14 more or 42 10 thence weat 80 rods; thence aouth one mile; thence eaat 80 le»s, 08 T. Middle of that of lot 23 rods to the northwest corner of ticket lot, ao called, num- NO. 39, Division, part being part T. NO. 10. Mouth of. a lot of land near Lot” in said bounded Divison, part being bered 19; thence 160 rods in the same direction the known as the “Tannery township, thr eenu*r ol said aa follows: On the along township, bounded north line of said ticket lot; thence aouth 160 rods the and described as follows: Beginning at the southeast cor- north River east land aaid to be along north of lot 4 by i-pring Lake; on the by east line of said ticket lot; thence west 160 rods the ner of the Public Lot lying 23; thence south own-rt southwest the along .> c.uipbell A Hinckley; on tbe by south line of said ticket lot; thence south three miles and degrees west 100 rods; thence 86 degrees west 160 rods; Cherry tie ct io .d. Bald lot to be owned John east 100 rods to where the south line la reputed by a half to the north line of the town of Amherst; thence east thence north 4 degrees L. >1 Ojvih, et al, and contains acres, more or 45 08 11 Lot crosses the Buffalo thence thirty lees, along the north line of aaid town of Amherst one and a half of said Public big Stream; rods to the of ac- T. NO to, ><»urb Division, of, being a tot of land In miles to the west line of Great Pond Plantation; thence easterly on said line 160 place beginning, part of said made and re- the ten'r I p«rt of said bounded as follows: On north along tbe west line of said Great Pond Plantation six cording to a survey and plan township township, Office of the Commonwealth of Massa- toe south by tbe field road; on tbe weat by land aaid miles, to the point of beginning, not including in aaid de- turned to the Land Cbeny chusetts Rufus Putnam, in 1786. Said lot is to be to <>«■ ownt u John L. McDavitt, et al; on tbe north by scription the five farm lots containing 640 acres in the by reputed by owned the Hancock Leather Co., and contains one hun- Spring tCver Lake; on tbe east by land said to be owned by northwest part of aaid atrip. Said described land ia re- by dred more or 6 00 1 11 1 56 Jjtepa Utt ut. M.»ld lot is reputed to be owned by Camp- puted to be owned by the R. B. Dunning estate, et al, and acres, less, t* A ILuvkiey and contains one hundred acres, more or contains exclusive of aaid farm lota, five thousand one hun- T. NO. 89, Middle Division, part of, being lots 36, 36 and 51, !«•». 1 50 28 81 dred acres, more or 19 39 in said to a and of said seventy leas, % 77 55 14 85 township, according survey plan and returned to the Land Office of the Com- T NO. m uth Division, of, being a lot of land in T. NO. 82, Middle Division, of, being a ticket aaid township made part * part mon wealth of Massachusetts by Rufus Putnam, in 1786. tb? cent I pari of said township, bounded as follows: On township, bounded on the north, seat quarter of said town- ter Said lots are to be owned by Eugene Hale, et als, 'out .> be Cberryfield road; oa tbe west by land said ahip, bounded on the north. east and aonth by land said to reputed or and contains nine hundred acres, more or less, 23 04 4 26 5 78 to .»* by Joseph Oubut; on the north by Bpring River be owned by R. B. Dunning estate, et al, and on the weat by sixty Ltkr; on the east by land said to be owned by F. W. Good- land said to he owned by Whitcomb, Haynes A Co., acord- T. NO. 89, Middle Division, part of, being a parcel of 'ad »ot is reputed to be owned by Campbell A ing to the plan of said townahip made by Rufus Putnam, in land in lots 28 and 24 in east part of said township, bounded H in«: k «y »i u contains seventy-eight acres, mere or less, 1 17 22 28 1786. Bald lot is reputed to be owned by Buzzell A Engel, and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the east- T. and containa one hundred acres, more or 2 40 line of the lot known as the Lot” 40 rods from Vo. it*. Mouth Division, part of. a let of land near sixty less, erly “Tannery being the northeast corner of said thence south 86° if/ east 90 the cru er of said bounded as follows: On tbe T. NO. 82. Middle Division, of, being a tract of land lot; township, part ly- thence south 8° IP west 110 rods; thence north 86° 45' south the on tbe north River ing in' the east half of said bounded and de- rods; by Cberryfield road; by Spring township, or thence north 8° 16' east 50 Last on the esst and west land said to be owned by scribed as follows: Beginning on tbe south line of the west 260 rods, more less; rods, by to the southwest corner of said Campbell A Bald lot is to be owned by town of Greenfield one and a half miles from tbe southeast more or less, “Tannery Hinckley. reputed thence east the south line of said “Tannery •»*epb Oubut and contains acres, more or less, 87 18 22 corner of said town; thence south one mile; thence west 80 Lot”; along fifty-sight to the southeast corner of said thence south one thence east 80 rods to the west Lot”; 160 rods, more or less, T. NO. io. Mouth a lot of land, rods, mile; Division, part of, being line of ticket lot number 19; thence south the west lot; thence along the east line of said “Tannery Lot” to the koowu a* tbe on tbe north side of River along Said lot is to oe owned Emery lot, Spring line of said ticket lot 160 rods and in the same direction point of beginning. reputed by L»ke Maid lot is to be owned Charles Emery one hundred twelve more rsputed by three miles and a half to the north line of the town of Am- Celina Baker and contains acres, and coutaiot acres, more or less, 45 08 11 1 86 25 84 twenty-five herst; thence west the north line of said Amherst or less, T. NO. along of the entire town io, South Division, part of. being one of the set- one and a half miles to the center line of T. 82, M. D.; thence T. NO. 40, Middle Division, part being tler*’ lota, so called, boanded as follows: On the easMontb north said center line six miles to the south line of ship with the exception of 20 acres, deeded to the Darling atd along two small islands in Nicatous west by land said to be owned by F. W. Goodwin; on Greenfield; thence east said south line of Greenfield heirs, said 20 acres being the along in the extreme of the north tbe road. Maid lot Is reputed to be one and a half to the not in lake and a smalltract of land point pen- by Cberryfield miles, point begun at, including said owned by M. Cook and contains fifty-nine acres, more or less, 89 18 22 said the Public Lots and ticket lot number 23. insula extending from the north into Nicatous lake. description Said Is with the noted, T- ‘10, the "Tilden Said described land is reputed to be owned by Whitcomb, township owned, exceptions by Division, part of, being Jerome Butterfield, et als, and contains twenty-two thou- Block”, so called. Said lot lies near tbe center of tbe tows- Haynes A Co., and contains with the exceptions noted, four sand sixty acres, more or less, 529 44 97 96 182 88 •hiu and in bounded on all sides by land said to be owned by thousand eight hundred acres, more or less, 72 00 13 82 18 00 r. T. NO. 40, Middle Diviaon, part or, being a small tract of .Goodwin, Bald lot Is reputed to be owned by Camp- A• W| muuis uniouu |/ai utiug m take, iui, uuill* on|Vt of the from A Nash and contains two hundred sixty acres, more be red 28, in the east half of said township, bounded and land on the extreme point peninsula extending or I'aa. the north into Nicatous also two small islands in said 8 90 72 97 described as follows; Beginning at the southeast corner of lake; the Public Lot in the north half of said lake. Said land ia reputed to be owned by the Darling 10- Sooth Division, part of, being a small lot or township, thence 48 09 laod south 100 thence west 160 thence north 160 heirs, and contains twenty acres, more or less, 13 known as the Dutton camp lot at the east tnd of 8prlng rods; rods; rods Hivsr Lake. Said lot la to be owned by Mary J. to the south line of the Public Lot; thence east along the T. NO. 41, Middle Division, part of, being Mile Square num- reputed of to and the 140-rod south of Dolton and contains ten acres, more or lees, JO 00 07 south line the Public Lot 160 rods the point begun at. bered 6, Ranges 1,2, 8,4.5, strip lying Said lot contains one hundred more to the and of 1 nnd in sixty acres, or less, 2 40 44 60 Mile Square 6, Range 1, according plan survey 18. Middle Division, part of, being sections X is to be owned *•J}9;wid NO. Middle 8. D. Baker, in 1858. Said land by 8aid sections are reputed to be owned by T. 82, Division, part of, being the west half of reputed township. said Said west half Is to be Mrs. P. I. Campbell, et als, and contains three thousand four Whitcomb, Haynes A Co., and contain one thousand two township. reputed owned by 40 81 26 19 Prentiss estate and contains hundred eighty acres, more or less, 104 19 bundredetghty acres, more or leea, U 99 IN 9 84 Henry eleven thousand two hundred more or 00 Middle Mile *• and acres, less, 168 00 81 08 42 T NO. 41, Division, part of, being 8qnarea *•» Mlndle Division, part of, being enctions 9,4 7, and 5 in l, 2. 3, and 5; also Mile wi£?; h the north T. No. 83. Middle Division, part of, being a farm lot in the numbered, 1, 2,8, 4, Ranges 4, exceptioB ot n Afty-asre lot In said section 7; numbered 8, 6 and the 140 rod °* action north half of northeast part of said township, bounded and described as Squares Range strip lying 8; sections II, 17 and It, nnd tbs south of Mile 8, 4, and 5 in 1, exclusive ted“if of the north- follows: Beginning at a point on the south line of the town r Squares 1,2, Range southeast quarter of ssetion It; that part of Public sccording to a and survey of S. D. Baker test of aec- of Gieenfiela 240 rods, more or less, from the southeast cor- Lots, plan quarter of section B nnd the southeast quarter 1858. Said land is to be owned the heirs of H. nor of said town; thence 188 rods, more or in reputed by lying ennt of the Narragungua river; that part of southerly less, et and contains thousand seven W^8 thence 120 rods, more or lees; thence 188 E. Prentiss, ale, twenty lyln« went of the Narragnagus river; sections B, westerly northerly more or 621 96 115 06 155 49 if***0®1" rods more or to the south line of the town hundred thirty-two acres, less, m «. lb* north lull of Motion M; Motion, ^ lees, of Green- 2'M.JAM «J; thence said south line of the ISLAND. Said island is to be owned ud is. gold deaertbed tend In r, to be owned by A. field; easterly along town of BUTTER reputed by paled 120 or the and contains two hundred Campbell ACo.etalA nnd oontnina eleven thonannd lv* Greenfield rode, more lees, to point of beginning. Harrimac Brothers sixty acres, 8aid farm lot is to be owned the heirs of B. F. more or 15 60 2 89 8 98 bend red Mventy nerea, mot* oe learn 1M U MM MM reputed by lees, Jackson and contains one hundred acres, more or lees 1 80 88 46 Said island is to be owned E. 1*. Mlddl* Dlvlaion. MCtloaa A t and EAGLE ISLAND. reputed by put of. being or 80 00 5 55 7 69 ln -It to be A. L Btewnrt ft T. NO. 82, Middle Division, part of, being a farm lot in the C. Quinn and contains three hundred acres, more less, S townahlp, tepnted ownedby northeast of said bounded and ?”“• sod one tkonaand nine hundred twenty part township, described as SPRUCE HEAD. Said island is reputed to be owned by Mrs. containing at the northwest corner of •crea, more or lean, M M 4 M 5 76 follows: Beginning land said to J. S. Eaton and contains two hundred forty acres, more or be owned bv the heirs of B. F. Jackson on the south line of 5 25 1 half lees, 97 81 T'M, Mlddl* Dlvlaion. put Of. being the aouth of the town of thence 120 more or *MUon Greenfield; westerly rods, is to be owned Caro- A the toatkwMt quarter of Motion 10, and esstlon M. less; thence 200 rods, more or less; theuce east- BEAR ISLAND. Said island reputed by “d southerly W. more or 98 18 26 *• reputed to bo owned by Btewnrt * Wyman nod 240 rods, more or thence 66 more line Andrew; and contains forty acres, less, contain* erly lees; northerly rode, one tbonannd on* bnndrad twenty lanunre or leu, MM 3 41 I M or lees, to the south line of land said to be owned the ISLAND. Said island is to be owned by T. by BEACH reputed N°. u. Middle Dlvlaion, port of. being U* aoat put of heirs of B. F. Jackson; thence westerly on the south line of Fred A. Carver and contains seventy-five acres, more or less, 8 80 67 99 ■action land 120 more or II, Motion 14, aouth half of anetlon !A that port of said Jackson’s rods, less; thence northerly HOG ISLAND. Said island is reputed to be owned by Fred ““tb the west line of land 188 naif of auction lg lying mat of the Nuragangua on said Jackson’s rods, more or A. Carver and contains seventy-five acres more or less, 9 00 1 78 2 49 tut ot VMtlon nil of Mellon 31 nnd that •» less, to the of beginning. Said farm lot is to part * point reputed ISLAND. Said island is to be owned pen of hv north keif ot Motion 13 lying wvit ol th, Nura- be owned by Chnrles L. Jackson and contains two hundred BRADBURY'S reputed J. M. Vogell and contains one hundred fifty acres more (vagua river. Bald bud la to bo owned by Jnapor acres, more or less, 3 SO 67 90 by 1 80 —ymna reputed or lese, 7 20 1 83 nnd contain* two Ihoaaand eovea hundred lour T. NO. 32, Middle Division, of, being a farm lot in the Krc*. more or part NEAR LITTLE DEER ISLE. Said island laaa, M 41 IB I 11 northeast of said township, bounded and described as POND ISLAND, part to be owned Fred A. Carver, and contains follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of land said to is reputed by >•. Middle of, being anetlon M in aald more or less, 1 20 22 80 T:„2°- Dlvlaion, part be owned Charles L. Jackson; thence on the thirty-two acres, ■cwnablp. Mid eoctlon Is to be owned by by easterly » reputed Jaaptr south line of said Jackson’s land 240 more or ISLAND. Said island is to be owned ymaa 4t Bon nnd *U bnndrad aeree, more rods, less; WESTERN reputed by oontnina forty 66 more or theuce more or 1 20 22 80 or !‘»A 7 M 1 43 in thence southerly rods, less; westerly 240 J. M. Vogell and contains twenty-seven acres, less, more or 66 rods, less; thence northerly rods, more or less, LITTLE SPRUCE ISLAND. Said island is reputed to be **• ttlddln Dlvlaion, of. being that part of aeo- to the of Said farm lot is to be » part point beginning. reputed owned Richard B. Fuller and contains forty acres more lying eaat of th* river, ricepting 40 M. W. Jackson aud contains pue by Narragnagna owned hundred acres, or 15® the southeast corner sala section known as the by less, mX*** ,‘n of more or less, 1 80 88 45 ISLAND. Said island is to be owned lot.” Said land to be owned W. M. MARSHALL’S reputed ia reputed by hundred acres ten and 0 00 1 1 50 T. NO. 32, Middle Division, part of. being a farm lot in the bv M. D. Lane and contains eight forty-three contains live hundred acres, more or less, 11 30 00 5 55 7 50 northeast part of said towuship, bounded and described as more or less, ♦h?2: e1?' Middlo Dlvlaion, part of, being a lot of land in follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of land said to PICKERING ISLAND. Said island is reputed to be owned r“ ??aih*tet oorner of section 86, known as the "Meadow be owned by M. W. Jackson; thence easterly on the south bv Stacv B. Collins and contains three hundred acres more oted land Is to be owned John Monohon 19 80 3 66 4 95 and reputed by line of said Jackson's land 120 rods, more or less; theuce or less contains forty acres, more or less, 48 09 19 southerly 40 rods, more or less; thence westerly 20 rods, TIMBER AND GRASS ON RESERVED LANDS. 18» Middle section 18, the more or less; thence southerly 120 rods, more or less; thence Division, part of, being North Division. $23 04 $4 26 $5 76 section south half of section 33. 100 rods, more or less; theuce 160 rods, No. 8, ofi*} .Pa^of 90 and the westerly northerly Division. 25 92 4 80 6 48 l* more or to the of Said farm lot is re- No. 4. North r«P“ted to be owned by A. Campbell A Co., and less, point beginning, 10 32 1 90 2 58 nums 3 11 be owned William L. Jackson and No. 10, South Division. one thousand four hundred acres, more or less, 10 80 4 20 to by contains one 2 18 No. 16, Middle Division. 664 1 60 Middle section 9 in said Euteduudred ten acres, more or less, 1 98 37 49 t .18» Division, part of, being No. 22, Middle Division. Wil- T. NO. 82, Middle Division, of, a farm lot in the J J} } 60 2J 18 II*!? s,dd is reputed to be owned by the part being No. 28, Middle Division. 8 64 1 northeast of said bounded and described as 3 60 aprn.”eem*11 ©state, et a), and contains six hundred forty part township, No. 32, Middle Division. 14 40 2 66 acres, more or 7 68 1 12 1 92 follows: at the northeast corner of laud said to 6 04 less, Beginning No. .34, Middle Division. 20 16 3 73 be owned William L. Jackson; thence on the 2 88 18* Middle of, 1 he west of by easterly No. 85, Middle Division. 11 52 2 13 Division, part being part south line of land said to be owned M. W. Jackson 120 5 04 “id Said land is to be by No. 39, Middle Division. 20 16 3 73 township. reputed rods, more or less; thence 160 rods, more or less; 16 5 04 Whitcomb, A Co., et al, and contains two southerly No. 40. Middle Division. 20 8 78 h®?1 Haynes thence 140 rods, more or less; thence northerly 120 25 92 4 80 6 48 bdred sixteen acres, more or less, 2 62 18 65 westerly No. 41, Middle Division. rods, more or less; thence easterly 20 rods, more or less; l8» Middle Division, of, a lot in section 7 theuce northerly 40 rods, more or less, to the point of begin JAMES F. SINGLETON, part being of State. teid township, bounded and described as follows: On ning. Said farm lot is reputed to be owned by Charles H. Treasurer the trade, was tor eeveml yea** Q*ma From Old England. coasting COUNTY NEW& Pop*. Libeling COUNTY NEWS. which be sold gnb-bac, gun* «uka, General 1*111 at of proprietor of Gray'* Inn, home-made caMJ With the exception of Shakespeare, According to and iea-onam. oat a tew years ago. After that he con- Dinner wm be more familiar the author of "L’angleterre w Popp la tb* author of France, HANCOCK POINT. FRANKLIN. USX .er^T.! ducted a general store at the Harbor until than other writer of mod- rue a Londree et dans ses Provinces,” phiaaea any ill health. He Mr*. F. P. Gott bu rallied (lightly from Tha Sunaet wife murderers a Min Carrie Lee ia visiting Min Louise oblliged to retire owing to church will hold It, em times. Here are a few of hla published in 1815, shock of ,nnM. Hamlin. leaves > widow and two children by a her recent paralysis. fair Wednesday, t. hundred ago generally went Adg. Supper „mu i- gems: years returned from « In this Min Grace ta former marriage, an aged fatfaer-Decateur Mr*. H. F. Collins Friday aarred at 8.30. “Shoot folly a* she flies.” “Hope scot free in England. engag- Thomas, Bangor, visiting “the Mason. 8., of Harborside, who is the oldest in- ■ visit to Portland and vicinity. Mr*. Roberta eternal In the human breast” ing work the author says that Mrs. John Henry and two sons \v.n springs a sister— woman her habitant, also three brothers and Rev. H. B. and lamily were camp- dell and and but to be bless- murder of a married by Miss Baker, Boston, is the guest ot Arey Alfred, Mr*. Walter “Man never Is always Lyda The funeral PooW as a Mrs. Mitchell, of Belfast. a of last week at Georgs* pond. end two “Whatever Is Is “The husband Is hardly recognized Miss Dorrice Robinson. ing part daughter*. Aileen and ed.” right” ass at new at Rosier. i;k,n,' some rare chance the held the chapel Cape and left for arrived at their of mankind Is man.” crime. If by Charles F. Parson* family cottage lsat week. proper study Prof, and Mrs. L. Van Hook, New York, July guilty husband Is brought to Justice 31._C. Bangor Friday en route to their home “Grows with hls growth and strength- are at the Crocker house. Saturday evening, by invitation the he Is bound to lie acquitted. This ac- in Isle. choir met for ens with hls strength.” “Order is l)r. and Mrs. Daniel BOITH SURRY. Presque practice at Mrs. uM for the death rate Robinson, Bangor, “Worth makes counts heavy among Mr*. Grace French and daughter Ruth Seller*’. Miaa Howland heaven’s first law.” are back after a short trip to Bangor. Fred Coggins is at home for a few days. presided at lb_ women In England. Most English- Ethel and a the man and want of It the fellow.” have returned to Oakland. Miss organ vary pleaaant was and wife are at Edward evening men of fifty have been married at Min Jessie Morang, Ellsworth, the Henry Young “Honor and shame from no condition will remain some time longer. ■pent. least three times.” Plllet had been a guest of the Misses Young last week. V oung's. all the Miss Jessie of rise; act well your part—there Harold Wilbur and Olsen, __ Sam,. prisoner of war In England and pub- Harold Sampson, Washington, went The family of Dr. Edward Brigga have honor lies.” “An honest man’s the Bangor, are spending a few days at the lished this work In revenge. It was home Monday, after two months here. arrived at their bungalow for the summer. PROSPECT HARBOlt. noblest work of God.” "Thou wert my home of his father, Z. L. Wilbur. so full of libelous statements that Its Miaa Annl* "Ev- H. C. Emery, of ia visiting Mrs. Henry Clifford and Mrs. Herbert Handy baa returned t0 h«. philosopher and friend.” Washington, mother of Rev. H. B. guide, circulation was forbidden by the Mrs. Norton, Any, home tn Bar Harbor. heart a rake.” “Wo- bis parents, Judge and Mrs. L. A. Emery. Clifford arrived to-day from Stockton ery woman la at and the few who has the past few weeks here, French government, to visit Mrs. spent J.B. dole and man's at beet a contradiction still.” Charles Guild, Bangor, after a Sprlngi Speed. family, of available very high spending returned to Stockholm Saturday. Wttervill,, copies brought the aummer “Just as the twig Is bent the tree’s In- week at the Crocker house, returned home Helene Bellatty and her sister Evelyn, •pending here. prices. Mr*. M. A. Browns, of Washington, D. clined.” “Who shall decide when doc- Sunday. who have been visiting Mrs. K. A. Cog- Harry Coffin, of Apparently the English did not con- C., will arrive this week for a vialt with Oooldaboro. «„ tors T “A little learning la Hon. Parker Bucks and gins, have returned to Ellsworth. week-end gueat of friend* here. disagree sider the work very dangerous, as a Spoftord, port, her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Blalsdell. err is a dangerous thing.” ‘To human, the British mu- Daniel Barnes, New York, are at the Mrs. Hattie Curtis, with her daughter, Qeraid Over arrived from copy waa secured for Mrs. Charles and daughter, Portland 9un. divine.” "Beauty draws us Crocker bouse. Winnie and Miss Muriel of Bpeidell to forgive seum. Falls, Byard, of Mr*. day to visit friend* and relatives. hair.” “Fools rush In of Lincoln, Neb., are guests with a alngle Min who has Ellaworth, are at the John Haskell place Miaa McGlinchy, Calais, spent brother, Frank E. Blalsdell. Addle Bunker, of Franklin, is vis- fear to tread.” "Damn for a taw SpeideU’s where angels A Wall Deserved Snub. a month at the Crocker house, returned days. iting bar stater, Mrs. C.C. Larrabee. “The head- George A. Martin, of Chlaia, Joined Mrs. with faint praise.” many On one occasion an borne English gentle- Tuesday. MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS. from Mtaa Annl* of ed monster.” Martin, who was here Saturday McLean, Boston, arrived man called to see Lord Westmoreland Dexter, who has been at W. P. | (Clarence Crosby, At a meeting of the trustees of the Hancock Point, and with her went to the Sunday Bruce'a lor a visit oi» on particular business. He was at the of re- visiting Robinsons, Bangor, Corinne Stewart public library held July Tsrratine. taw waaks. Sharp Banking. breakfast and, him with his receiving turned home Friday. the resolutions to the mem- with the little 28, following E. has the Chpt. Deasy and wilt entertained a Everybody la familiar usual urbanity, asked the object of his William Bragdon bought din- the Prof, and Mrs. Rosa, Exeter, are here. ory of William P. Stewart, whose death ner for the F. F. savings banks for ten cent pieces, visit. The said that he felt Havey store, and is having it enlarged pre- party Friday Hills, 0f gentleman will the sum- occurred 10 at his home in Kansas that holds dimes and cannot They occupy Phillips-Exeter July vious to his stock of from Dorchester, Mas*. kind fifty somewhat aggrieved, as he had brought moving goods nntll It is full. Such a bank mer camp for the season. City, were adopted: of Bunker M. Williams be opened an official letter of Introduction to him the present place business, J. left Sunday for Aber- her Little Min Catherine of It hoe in bis in- was given to a little girl and from the office and. Rose, Princeton, Whereas, pleased God, block. deen. Md., to take charge ol a corn foreign having finite to cell to his shop brother, the children of a Washington who has been a guest at the Maxwell cot- wisdom, heavenly Vida for the next two months. learned that his lordship had given a home William P. Stewart, whom we have Misses Katherine Bunker, It contained one dime, n nest tage, returned home last week. official. great dinner the night before, was sur- for many years regarded aa our friend and Springer, Daisy and Marcia Gordoo, who C. E. Bronson, D. D., of The day was warm and soon the Misses and neighbor; therefore, be it Philadelphia, egg. prised nnd hurt at receiving no Invita- Margaret Hall, Ellsworth, attended the summer school at Machine, who, with hta family, la spending the* the owners of the bank Resol red, Tbat in the deatb of Mr. desire of Joint tion. Lord Westmoreland exclaimed, Anna Cusbman, Bangor, spent Saturday a session. summer Stewart, tbe town of Surry baa lost a good report pleasant here, preached in Colon church to convert the deposit Into two glasses with the Misses Young at the Bird’s Nest with his usual heartiness: “God bless citizen and tbe community of South Surry Harry Worcester and wife, of Caribou, Sunday afternoon to a large congregation. of soda water became all but uncon- cottage. a true friend and one who has me, sir, I am really quite distressed. benefactor, with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Briggs July SI. c. The was how to ever been to tbe best interests of _ trollable. question I think I received the letter of which Church service was held in the helpful chapel j tbe and and who has been and two children, left for Bar Harbor out. the place people, get the money Finally boy- It.” Ac- as WALTHAM. you speak. 1 will send for Sunday at 10.30 usual. Rev. J. D. held in high esteem by ail who knew him. on their return hls father thinks, to become Thursday trip. destined, the letter was to a fine sermon to a Read Tbat while we, as fellow-trus- Norman of is cordingly brought Lathrop preached large red, and of Dow, Bucktpcrt. visiting of finance—bit a tees of tbe Corinne Stewart F. E. Pett ingill, wife son Francis, a Napoleon upon plan him. and on reading it he said to the audience. public library, at Herman Jordan'*. which he founded, monrn hia loss, we ex- West BMlivan, with tbeir guest, Mrs. and dragged hls sister to the nearest I so! stranger: “Ah, thought There, Allan who has been the tend to the bereaved our heartfelt Then will be a dance at the town store. There he the Clark, Boston, family Carroll, of Worcester, Mass., were guests h»u drug explained sir, Is the letteri but there Is no men- and tender regards in their guest of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Clifford, wHl sympathy, at the Wilbur homestead Wednesday evening, August 9. situation to the man behind the counter hour of affliction, and recommend them to Sunday. tion of dinner In It" On which the the remainder of the summer in the hls of spend God, who comes with comfort to all who has been tor the George Kitchen, of Bangor, was called and broached plan operations. rose and out of the It arranged Sunday gentleman backed Maine woods. mourn. In short, he asked the man to lend schools connected with the churches to ben by the death of his ion Sidney. room In confusion. Tbat tbe haa lost one Two auto loads from tbe Maxwell cot- Resoired, library him forty-nine ten cent pieces for a who had ita interests at heart and wished unit* for their annual picnic Thursday at Atlas Belle Moon, who ha* been the last to minute or two. The man was ready tage went Friday Grand lake to mske of It a suitable memorial of hta Island. will be of Mrs. Sarah Haslem several Hew He Won the Votes. Behring They transported guest weeks, Stream to a few at tbe Maxwell and a bene- for a customer, produced the needed spend days gifted young daughter lasting in scows, with the Coombs naphtha launch returned to Ellsworth Wednesday. A physician In a small town wanted fit to tbe entire town; further coins, and the little boy and girl went camp there. Included in the party were for force. to be mayor. Politicians told him he Resolved, That the library be draped in propelling The prizes given by the Modern Ken- York tbe Keeneys, of Saugertiee, N. Y., who are home penniless and happy.—New mourning for a period of thirty days; that July 31. B. Co. the week for the meet had no chance—the machine was _ nedy past popu- Tribune. guests of the Maxwells. The party re- a copy of these resolutions be spread upon him. A few before the lar lady and baby wen awarded Miss against days turned Monday. our records; also, tbat a copy be sent to election he printed the following card The Ell8wokth American for MT. DESERT. Wilds Jordan and Gladys Bretry. The Blow on the Jaw. baseball publica- A game was scheduled to take and a of the sent to the in the paper: tion, copy paper Mrs. Lucy Richardson is seriously ill. Ain. Rena Gates, of Bangor, was called A man struck with any degree of between Mt. Desert bereaved "To the am place Saturday Ferry family. People of Blngtown—I Mrs. R. A. Mrs. Charles Brown has her bouse filled ben by the illness and death of her son force upon the mental area of the Jaw. and Hancock Point, but it was postponed Coooins, getting old and have decided that be- Mrs. Eunice Rich, with roomers. Sidney. Mn. Gales has lately returned although he may be in perfect physical on account of the storm. A game between fore I die I would like to be mayor of Mrs. Emma Young, from the Eastern Maine general hospital, condition, instantly collapses and falls two teams picked from local talent was Committee. The church society will bold its annual Biugtown. 1 have no particular plat- and 1* in very poor health. Her friend* to the ground, says a medical Journal. substituted. The batteries were llobinson sale August Id. form to run on except that I want the hot* for a speedy recovery. The attitude assumed in recovery, and Nichols; Jennings and Uallison. Rob- PENOBSCOT. Mrs. Locretia Pray is at the Atherton office. I have lived here forty years, which be Instantaneous or inson's won Sidney died s. may delay- team easily, 15 to 3. Mrs. H. E. Perkins and children went to house (or a lew days. £i(cben Friday, July have paid my taxes without a murmur, ed some minutes, is most characteris- Always a fnll child, he was tenderly ..ml collected what I could nnd Late'arrivals at the Tarratine are: Mrs. Bangor Wednesday to visit relatives. Miss Ada Richardson has been poorly tic. He squirms about, raises his hend forgiven for by his grandparents, Charles J. rdsn and omissions. 1 Frank W. Cpnam, Miss Frances 1'pbam, Charles ol the week, but is better now. forgotten many If Field, Reading, Mass., is past and wife. He will be missed in and rolls his eyes in an attempt to lo- Mr. greatly am not elected 1 will In the Holiiston, Mass.; and Mrs. Henry lew here with relatives. and wile haw publish spendings days George F. Arnold spent The funeral was held a: it* cate himself. He tries to get on his Harriet Miss the home. Biugtown Herald what 1 know about Bartlett,| Boston; Bartlett; Miss the week in New Bide and elbow; he endeavors to rise Rachael Bridges, ol Bangor, it past Hampshire. home Wednesday. There were many In this Helen MacCoy, Philadelphia; Miss Kath- people community.” her vacation with her Mrs. who has been The have upon his hands and knees. If he re- arine Miss Maud E. spending mother, Emily Atherton, beautiful flowers. family the When the votes were counted the old Patten, Ilerickson, his feet he like a drunk- Mrs. Nancy Bridges. ill the month, is gaining slowly. of all. gains staggers Miss Harriet E. Howe, Minneapolis; wry past sympathy doctor received all lint three, and those 1. II. en man. and should he proceed to re- Annie A. Miss Norris and Miss Nan Norris, ot Wade Russell was here Saturday night Aug. three were cast by people who had Nunns, Madison, Wis.; Lucy E. open hostilities he is usually prompt- Bocksport, spent last week here with their to see bis wile, who is with Mrs. Atherton. moved Into the town that spring.—St. Hardy, Hampden. NORTH BROOKSVIEEE ly “put out" by his adversary. The aunt, Mrs. J. B.Sellers. An informal dance was at the Mias Maxine Brown has gone to Trenton Louis Post-Dispatch. held Tar- on a blow is practically never fatal; the Mrs. Thro James E. Staples is home vacation. ratine Saturday evening from S to 10. Perkins, with little daughter, to spend her vacation with her grandpar- heart's action la never nnduly acceler- ol is Mn. A. M. Ellis has her cottage was Roxbury, Mass., spending the sum- ents, Pearl Leland and wile. opened The Property Man Knew. Music furnished by Mrs. B. L. Bry- ated; the pulse and respiration are nor- mer with her Prank Hutchins for the summer. An actor a ant and Miss Emilie Young. Among those parents, Mrs. Katie K. who spent last the are there is no English tells good story Day, mal; pupils normal; snd wile. Mr*. Alonzo Snow arrived home Sunday of the old days of the touring fitup present were; Miss Bertha Godfrey, Miss winter in Florida, is spending this sum- headache, no sweats, no cold extremi- from Penobscot. Elizabeth Thelberg, Miss Dorrioe Robin- The ladies ol Penobscot chapter, O. E. mer with Mrs. W. 8. Brown. ties, no pallor—none of the companies. They were at Oldham ordinary are her a melodrama called "Current son, Miss Helen MacCoy, Mias Margaret 8., busy preparing lor their annual Mn. Kenney Grlndle U visiting signs of shock or concussion. playing Charles Bordeaux’s cow-shed, where all M Emilie and Natalie sale, which will be held at the town ball Mn. at Cash.” One of the properties essential Wood, isses^Eulalie, his cows were standing, was blown down daughter, Roy Savage, Bingham. Miss Misa Anna the third week in Aoguat. When the Time Come*. to the piece was a light rowing scull, Young, Margaret Hall, in the gale Friday night. The cows were 11. D. Young ha* pure lias- 1 the store Cushman, Mrs. B. L. Harold Mr. and Man little knows what calamities are with which the hero bad to push him- Bryant, Mrs. Walter and children have not injured seriously. formerly occupied by the late C. U. 1'rr- self off into the stream. When the Sampson, Harrison Robinson, Morrill and returned to their home In his to bear till he tries The sewing circle lair 19 was a kins. beyond patience Robert Oscar Cambridge^ July great reached Oldham the oar was Burr, Pierson, Dudley Bald- alter two weeks the them. As in the of company Mass., spending here, success. Much credit should be to Mn. is in the East- ascending heights Drummond and Jack Freese. giwn Eugene Lymburner missing, but the man win, guests ol Archer Bridges and wile. ambition, which look bright from be- property prom- Mr. and Mrs. Woods, who are guests at ern Maine general hospital at Bangor tor ised to have one for the even- Last Friday night a rain fell here Mrs. low, every step we rise shows ns some ready heavy Angelina Patten, Mrs. Hattie Hill, the homes house, lor the entertainment treatment. ing's performance, the Pall Mall which appeared to be much worse than it new and gloomy prospect of hidden says Mrs. Nellie Knowles, Mias Nettie Patten they gave (or the benefit ot the lair. They July a. C. Gazette. That afternoon, with evident waa, because of tbe terrific wind. Trees and _ disappointment, so in our descent from Master Kenneth Shaw, ot Somerville, were assisted by Mias Charlotte and Paul pride, he produced from the sacred re- were uprooted, screens and hammocks are CAST1NK. the summits of pleasure, though the Mass., guests ot Mrs. Judith Waite. Walker, who played and sang. Proceeds, cesses of his room a real human skull, were toaaed|about, and two yachts, which 31. WooDLOckk. The of the new normal Tale of misery below may appear at July (190. furnishing and when it was oat to him were anchored (about 100 yard* from the dark and the pointed JulyM. H. school dormitory Is rapidly progressing, first gloomy, yet busy _ that it was hardly wbat was required wharf, werejdriven ashore. The yachts BCKKY. sod will be In readmes* lor mind, still attentive to Its own amuse- everything he declared In were the to C. 1.’. haughty tones: Sunshine, belonging Henry Florence Cart la haa returned to BTOMNGTOX. the ol the tall term September ment, finds as we descend something Bangor. opening "If that skull’s good enough for Emery, Ellsworth, and the Val Kyr, Devenux Hanson, formerly st Bet* house. to flatter and to please. Still, as we Mr*. Mary Gray and daughter Lizzie Mrs. Cohen end daughter Esther arrived ‘Hamlet’ It ought to be owned by (A. D. F. Hamlin, New York. and Acadian hotel, good enough are home. University of Maine, approach the darkest objects appear ■ Sunday. for a piece Uke ‘Current Cash.' The Sunshine luckily waa caat up on a will be the chef. Mr*. Ells 0. Mrs. is Caatine, to brighten and the mortal eye be- of shore di- Mr*. H. C. Billing! on ia in Eluehill for Stephen Sellers visiting in Brook- comparatively (smooth atrip Hussey, matron, cornea from Bi ker classi- comes adapted to its gloomy situation. between aeverai weeha. lin with Mrs. Babson. Thanking th« Bishop. rectly two ledges. She had a cal institute, Uoalton, highly endorsed. —Goldsmith. small hole or Mr*. Mrs. ot A vicar In England was taken sud- two knocked in one aide. Alice Roaa and three children, of Evelyn Phillipe, Berre, Vt., is ahe was floated off and taken to Bar are her her John and wile. denly 111, and hls church warden was Saturday Harbor, riaiting uncle, Otla visiting parents, Tyler When the World Is Full. Sorrento for The Val Carter. In great difficulty about getting a sub- repairs. Kyr, how- Mrs. L. C. Chilcott, ot Bangor, has been The mean decennial rate of Increase fared worse. She was burled on stitute when the bishop of the diocese, ever, a The Baptiat bell, which haa been out of the guest ot triends in town the past In the population of the world Is 8 per and holea were bearing of the circumstance, offered to rocky ledge iseveral large commiaaion for aome time, haa been re- week. cent, and at this rate the 28,000,000 knocked into her side. She was also bad- take the Sunday services himself. The paired. N. C. Stanton and wite, who have been AT 35 miles the re- BALD square comprising fertile church ly cut and gashed. Tbe holea were warden, wishing “to do the Charlea Eldridge, wife and daughter, of in Portland the past winter, are summer- gions of the earth, which Ravcnsteln patched with canvas and ahe waa floated right thing," at the close of the service Gardiner, who hare been riaiting old ing in their cottage. computed can only support 207 persons Saturday nigbt. She is now tied at Hair went np to the bishop and after thank- up friend* in hare returned home. Kill the Germ*; Nourish the will have their maxi- Surry, Miss Mabel Weed, who has been visiting per square mile, bim stammered tbe wharf awaiting repair*. A steady Never ing out, “A poorer Mr*. William Lord and of her Fred Weed and Boot* end You'll mum population of 5,004.000,000 per- stream of spectators to the east- daughter*, grandparents, Cept. preacher would have done for us, your journeyed Grow Bold. sons In the 2072. Bridgewater, Maaa., who are riaiting her wife. Deer Isle, is home. year This estimate but ern shore Saturday to see the havoc bald lordship, we were unable to find Mr*. Almira It’» your own fault If you grow allows fourteen persons per square the storm. mother, Saunders, spent laat Mrs. Anus Doane, ot Harwich, one!” wrought by Maas., at 35 a* thousands of men do; y. <, ana mile In the week at Charlea Clark’s. and Mrs. ot 18,000,000 square miles of Aug. 1. Spec. Henry Eaton, Clinton, Maas., women have dan- _ qye doing. If you Steppes and deserts. Boy Gaapar, who has been employed in are visiting their old home. a thousand or more germ* The American Temperament. HANCOCK. druff there's Seal Harbor, baa returned home on ac- Mrs. the life of the “Yon observe,” remarked the host, John Ferrill and Miss Lillian leave already devouring very Cautious. Thomas Macomber, of was a count of ill health. Hia frianda hair at root. who was the Franklin, many this week tor Seattle, Wash., where Mr. the , showing distinguished for- a W-<*n‘ “Spending the night railway travel- recent guest of Horace Stratton. hope aoon to aee him out again. Ferrill has been Kill theee germs with eign visitor around Newport, “that we employed aeveral yean. and slop ling doesn't Improve one's personal Mrs. Helen of N. July 31. Axon. bottle of Parisian Sage, ap- Americans devote ourselves to pleasure Morgan, Woodbury, William Hunt, ot Worcester, Maas., the and tailing pearance. does It?" said a haggard J., Is the guest W. Foes and wife. drandruff, itching scalp regardless of expense.” oty>. artist who waa In town last year, Is ben hair in two weeks. man to a barber. HULL’S COVE. ... looking Mrs. of waa this de- “I'd hardly put It that tray,” retorted Mary West, Franklin, the again. Ha has painted soma vary fine ma- It's guaranteed, yoo know; “Well, I don't know what yon looked Mr*. Chaetena Hamor is 111 at her -'age the witty foreigner. “Rather you de- week-end guest at her daughter, Mrs. Ctrl quite rine views. lightful and refreshing Parisian home here. and Uke when yon started." responded the vote yourselves to Stratton. that ia now sold all over America, expense regardless Ia the Friday night gale several boats Ml knight of the razor, "but perhaps •f John of if it doesn’t prove better than pleasure.”—Boston Transcript. Mrs. Winfield Stratton and Mrs. Hervey Wilcomb, Malden, Maaa., Is vis- ware sunk and J. C. Harmon had right!"—London MalL injured. other hair tonic you ever used, get yosTe Scammon visited friends at Bar iting his brother Charlea. Harbor two sink, wh&h now makes three that an back. Large last your money bpu1* „ His Comparison. week. Mra. Hays* and Mia* Marie Hayea, of on the bottom. and druggist* The Rosl cents, at G. A. Panther's ~ Struggle. Is a are “FootUte good actor,” said s Miss Hasel of Bar Harbor, Bockland, riaiting at Calvert Hamor's. The “I suppose, now that you are married Young, spent tug Crvedmore, Capt. J. C. Harmon, everywhere. playwright who was crltlckring a New the week-end at the home of her Mr*. Lillian Haddocks and two and settled down. Ufe la a for parents, children, while carrying a marry-go-(pund from struggle York production wherein the hero’s C. B. and who bread." Young wife. hare spent the last two weeks at M. Swan’s Island, struck a rock that broke in part was very badly cast “and In this Inman C. Sweet’s, bare returned to their home In bar “Not Ifs more of a Stratton and wile, of bow and she sank. She waa raised TreatieiL exactly. strug- be does hls Lawrence, HuMff at M part best; but, by Jove, came to the East Holden. and towed to where gle with bread."—Judge’s Library. Maas., Saturday spend sum- Btoajngton, she awaits there i* * doesn't he remind of a man Hi treating a headache, you trying mer at their home ho*. The gale Friday night did a great deal repairs. Tbs merry-go-round waa mead. nee** to play a on safe relo to follow:-Never Proved His Tschalkowaky symphony July a. C. of damage along the shots, Fred E. Webb and or simu* Innooonoo. __ carrying away wits, who have been mnllTliit eUsIsi acotamUd a typewriter?" boat and also sdrie “Prisoner, yon are accused of having aiipa I boats, uprooting and taking an automobile trip through some coal-tar doriraUvos without the SOUTH BHOOKSVILLE. off trass on ehor*. may *■' stolen a gold watch.” breaking ol the towns in Hancock county, earns of you nhyslclan. They Cass. The dance sin. o*nev. “Ifs false. In the lint I nev- Hepelaae Saturday night netted flO for JoJy *• Axxx. from Bar Harbor they place Monday. Mias Muriel £L££y rtSttat and “Why don’t you make hay while the the benefit of the hall. causo of the troubie er stole It and In the second It wasn't Webb, who has been at Bar Harbor tor a roach the mo*^ ■un shines and”— NOBTH O BLAND. the heart. The gold.’’—Pele Mels. There waa a largely patronised dance at month’s visit, returned with them. likoly to woahsn “Huh! If tried to emmnen form of hoadsche, I do that It’d just Ells’ hall Thursday night. Edward Howea, of Bingham, is riaiting July 81. nihil. fro“ called sick haadacbo, arising be my luck to get aunstruck.“—Phila- friend* here. svoio Too Willing. The schooner De Morey Gray, of Mystic, dlsordorod stomach, may he me delphia Ledger. food- ® “Bay, Frost, lend your razor, will Conn., is here loaded with paving for New Mr*. Henrietta Billing* returned from SUNSET. by care in the choice of York. Burry and rich food, tak you?" Sunday. Ernest Eaton la spending a law days at Mitry. candy “Gladly.” “Cat!" ghe Exclaimed. to Chew food Mias Lola W. Coombs, who has been ill Fred Bowden and wife, of Orrington, home. oat, your thorou*^ *^B If ifs as dun as I I don’t like hls looks. bowaU in good “Oh, that don’t Nan—Anyway, the past two years, is for the riaited at W. F. Dodge’s heap you condition grateful Saturday. John Pendlston has built a Sah weir coo-half to one grant It*—Housekeeper. Fan—That’s because he looks In my di- shower of using e,c post-cards revived upon her Tat* Carpenter and of across Small’s eovs. Medicinet*“P“a/ after rection rather oftener than he does In wife, Hartford, lT?. Atwood's *£ birthday. Conn., are gueets of Aaron Daria and moaL This old roUahle rsms» Not Edible Tribune. Several hosts at Mill Island and the thouwno yours.—Chicago , Lewis F. wife. hUssiag to lApt. Gray, on* of our promi- “Firs” were la been a perfect Hina—Are yon fond of “La BohemaT” damaged Friday night’s <»•*» nent business men, died Tuesday, July Mra. Brands with little for sixty ysan. ami* Her—I don’t know. It depends slto- is the Bopar daughter gala. Honesty beet policy, but after a and and prow it for yourself- he, 25, long painful illness of Chrolyn, ia viaiBng her parents, M. W. or gsther on what kind of dressing yea who is governed by that maxim is not The Sunset M. W. society will hold its has it for thlrty-dve emts, ", Bright’s diaaaae. Capt. Gray, who for- Ginn and wife. a* r- Blade. annual bee on pot on It—Toledo resided spinning Thursday, Aug. 8, a freo sample request merly at Cap* Boater and followed I J»ly a. b. Ms. a^^ones^jnan^-Whate^^^^^^^^ from 9a.m. to « p. m. Than will baa Bno Co, Portland,