-. meritai ___---£---a, r« VOL. LXI1I. IS75gSn.,BS.ffi:."-"^|_ELLSWORTH, MAINE, EDNESfiAX AFTERNOON, APRIL «, 1917. IT?gia«5S.'!aSSlSr &l>bnttatmntt*. LOCAL AFFAIRS posits the library grounds. It will be oc- 3t>bcrti0rments. cupied by him as a paint-shop, w ith store MKW ADVKRTINRMKNT8 THIS WEEK In front. Bijou theatre Oapt. E. S. Mesne, who has been con- House for real fined to his home the past three weeks, Parcher’s Pharmacy. The Borrill National bank suffering from a severe attack of heart Hancock Co Savings Bank trouble, is slowly improving. Cottage at Pleasant Beach to let “A Indeed” M E Holmes— Intnrance statements Martin Jell iaon, who has been confined Friend The American Fire Ins Co statement Z' Eagle to bis home for tbe few Burrill National Bank statement past weeks, the C W Grinrial—Gross Seed result of having his toot badly crushed. W E for Whiting—Eggs batching Is able to be out on crutches. a account with Admr notice—William L Miles is checking this progres- EVERY DIME HELP8 Mrs. Frank S. Lord left for Saturday sive bank. You can rely upon it when all CONDENSED TIME TABLE Augusta for a short visit to her son Har- I er other sources fail. Do not disregard the importance of WKIK DATS. vard, accompany! lg borne littlegrand- \ Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at daugbter Evelyn, who baa been visiting We account and assure 6.41 a. m. her here. invite your you economy and saving your m.. 4.2S p. spare change. Trains leave Ellsworth for the west at 11.10 The subject of Rev. W. Tick'e’s eer- careful attention and service, with a. m., 6.22 p. m. Qf mon at tbe Unitarian church next Sunday dime build a -- .. „...... v.--—.* courteous whether ac- Every helps substantial meshing will he “Easter, Old'and New.” treatment, your SCHEDULE OP MAILS Your account is Tbeaarviee will be followed by com- count is large or small. fund. invited. AT ILLfTOBTI POSTOFFIOB. munion service. In cfcet Oct. 9, 1916. in and the matter over. Leo J. Wardwell, Q. C. Pierson and Come talk Wilson P. who went to Boston to MAILS aSOBIVBD. Bonsty, attend the Ellsworth extended Week Days. reunion, their trip to New York, where they spent Fbom Wnsr—4.41 a n>; 4.26 p m. a week, arriving home Friday. From East— 11.10 am; 6.22 p m. UNION TRUST COMPANY of Ellsworth Thu meeting of the Ellsworth woman’s MAILS GLOSS AT rOITOfFlCl club will be held nex. Tuesday after- Capital, 9100,000. Goino Wbst-10.40 a m; 6J0 m. noon with Miss Mary A. Stockbridge. p and Oomo East—6.16am;U6pm. Rev. J. W. Tickle will give a review of Surplus Profits, 9125,000. “Mr. Britling Sees It Through.” Z SEEDS Registered mall should be at poetofflee half Tbe girls’class of tbe Unitarian young an hour before mall closet. Sunday school will have an Easter sale of fancy and useful articles at tbe memoiial WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH. parlors next Saturday afternoon at 2. JUST RECEIVED for benefit of For WMk Ending nt Midnight Tuesday, Proceeds juvenile missioos. Dollars That Are Hidden April 3, 1917. Tbe Ellsworth Foundry A Machine Away. | From observations taken at the powei Works has sold Its Bar Harbor garage to or mattress no besides are station of the Bar Harbor A Union Rivet in an old cupboard yield return, they Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation is the Bangor Motor Co., giving the pur- In inches for to the constant risk of fire and theft. For and good given the twenty-four hours a chain of three subject safety Flower and Grass ending at midnight, chasing company garages, Garden, Seeds j returns bank funds with us. Weather Precip- Bangor, Bar Harbor and Northeast Har- your Temperatnre condition* itation bor. 4am 12 m forenoon afternoon Miss Madella Hagertby, who is attend- Hancock County Savirgs Bank Wed for 8pring 42— 43— raln.falr fair .82 ing school at Portland, arrived home last Maine planting. Thure 81- 88- rain fair .24 Ellsworth, week to spend a short vacation with her Pri 28- 40- fair fair Dr. and Mrs. S. Hat 29 — 46— Clear clear parents, George Hagertby. was — She by Miss Eleanor Hun 34 87— cloudy cloudy accompanied Joy of FIENDISH ASSAULT. —NO OLD 8TOCK, EVERYTHING NEW— Moo 33— 86— rain rain,cloudy .16 of Portland, formerly Ellsworth, who Tue* 86 — 39— rain rain^now .96 will be her guest. Woman at Phillips Lake Attacked Total rainfall for 4.24 inches. Mrs. John E. who for the March, Webster, past and Left Bound. Xverage temperature for March, 1917, 81.6° few has the house I years occupied Phillips for One of the most fiendish assaults in Just Received Average temperature March, 1916. 25.9" near the railroad, has purchased of Mrs. the history of Hancock county took J. T. McDonald, the Saunders house, at H. C. STRATTON place Saturday afternoon at Phillips Lake. Mrs. Harry E. Vose is spending the week i Main and Hancock streets, and will move New Barrel of Mrs. Janie Hutchins, the victim of the in Bangor. there this week. She will continue taking p 18 8ta1e 8t. Ellsworth is still in a serious condition after boarders and transients. assault, Miss Mary Brady returned Monday from her terrible experience. Mrs. Hutchins EXTRA HEAVY a A of the members of the visit.of two weeks in Boston. party composed is well known in Ellsworth. She is a met at the home of Mrs. Hollis Davis Wivurna encampment will meet next. club, daughter of Herbert Guptill and wife, on Birch avenue last Monday evening for important business. Wednesday evening, formerly of West Ellsworth. She is in honor Davis' of Mrs. birthday. De- and rather a frail Dr. F. P. Baffin has rented the Monroe twenty-three years old, licious refreshments were served. Mrs. WATER bouse on Main street and moved in Fri- woman. Davis received several pretty presents. A Her assailant is still at large, but 9heriff day. was all. pleasant evening enjoyed by Wescott and Attorney Mason are SEED Mr. and Mrs. County GRASS C. B. Morang arrived ! Winileld Small, driver of the Bluehill running down every likely clue, and bend- home last Saturday from their southern stage, is confined to the house for a few ing every effort to capture him. The trip. GLASS Only-Thing Cheap pays by injuries received last Thursday, Mrs. Hutchins is employed as house- fl. K. Holmes, who has been employed j when the horses started suddenly while for Arno and his son Von- That Grew L^st Year keeper Hooper The best we ever had. in Vermont the few is at past months, ; he was delivering mail at Surry, and both flell at their camp or cottage at Phillips home. Much less reqtnrifo to gallon ; wheels over hie legs. No bones Lake. The men were in passed engaged Saturday of water than of that com- There will be a Good were but he was bruised. and Hutchins was Friday service at broken, badly harvesting ice, Mrs. monly sold. the Congregational church Friday evening train service on the Mt. Desert alone at tbe camp. Sdnday Ask for bow at 7.30. branch will he resumed next Sunday. The The rr.en had just left for their after- circu^fcjtelliuK to preserve when Pine Tree Capt. Alexander Konsey has sold the train will leave Bangor at 7 a. m., arriving noon w’ork after eating dinner, Timothy a and schooner Catherine to F. C. Hodgkins of at Ellsworth at 8.11 and Bar Harbor at there was knock at tbe back door, Lamoine. 9.30. Returning, leave Bar Harbor at 4.00, as Mrs. Hutchins opened it a rough-look- cent Pure Ellsworth at in at ing stranger stepped inside. He first in- Pareto’s 'flaimacy 99/4 F^1* Another of the popular socials will be 5.20, arriving Bangor 0.30. Connection is made with Boston quired, “Where’s the boss?” and then, Ellsworth held in tbe Baptist vestry Wednesday “Is there a gun in the bouse?” * evening, April 11. trains each way. Mrs. Hutchins was alarm d at once by will no of bun Wm. H. H. Klee relief will hold Union river get plant p- corps the and manner of the man, back salmon this The appearance its regular afternoon, i year. department' 1 meetingtto-morrow and ran to toe front dour of the to has decided in the main I camp | a bushel A full attendance is desired. against planting $3.20 call to tbe who by this time j river on account of the fact that there is Hoopers, J. F. 1 Knowlton left Saturday on a! were far down the lake, and even as she i no ffshway in the dam of the Bar Harbor business trip to W ashington, D. C. He called, they arouud the bend & Union River Power Co., and a suggestion disappeared will be absent about a week. in the shore, without hearing her cries. that they might be planted successfully in Miss Madeline Tbe man then seized Mrs. Hutchins and Carter of Bar Harbor Card’s brook was likewise rejected. C. W. speut the week-end in Ellsworth, the dragged her back into the c .inp, where be GRINDAL The feature of the week at the Bijou guest of Miss Ella Johnston. bound ber wrists together behind her May will be Harold Lockwood in “The River of back with a piece of clothesline. Then, Water Street, Ellsworth Mrs. Boy J. Goodwin spent the week- Romance,” Friday. To-night Ella Hall grabbing ber by tbe hair and half shoving, end in Bangor with her daughter. Miss in “The Love Girl.” Edith Thursday, half he forced her stairs to who is a lifting her, up Ella, attending business college; Storey in “The Two-Edged Sword.” Sat- a bed-room, where he assaulted her. there. S Rita “The International urday, Joviletjin His object accomplished, the man then Kev. J. W. Tickle left for Bos- Big Four feature, Monday Marriage.” Monday, bound her ankles together, and drawing ton to attend.the New England Unitarian “Green Stockings.” Tuesday, Marie Doro THEATRE them up behind her, tied the rope to her BIJOU conference. He to return home in “Common Ground.” expects bound wrists, bringing feet and hands Friday. Harry F. Moore spent Sunday in Ells- almost In this condition be “The Oirl.” together. WEDNESDAY. APK. < -Ella Hall In Love is Lejok lodge, I.'O. O. F., will meet Fri- worth. Mr. Moore being congratulated left her on the bed, and going down stairs, THURSDAY. APR. 6-Edith Storey in “The Two-Edge Sword.” day evening. Alb members of tbe first on his transfer from Southwest Harbor to himself to food, off what River of Romance.” to the helped carrying FRIDAY, APK. ft-Harold Lockwood in “The Equal offers degree team are especially requested to be the custom-house at Bangor, which he could not eat. Mrs. Hutchins could not “Hirth of a Nation.” He received the present. larger opportunities. see w hich way he went. SATURDAY. APR. 7—“The International Marriage,” featuring Rita Jolivet. Convenience , The class of the Ellsworth new appointment on his own merits. Mr. With Mrs. Hutchins succeeded 1 in “Oreen Four feature. parts high difficulty MONDAY, APR.9-LIIllan Walker Stockings,” Big has been in the customs service school have been as follows: Moore in her dow n and Comfort Marie Doro. assigned working way stairs, falling TUESDAY, APK. 10-“Common Oround” featuring fourteen Valedictory, Caroline Royal; Salutatory, nearly twenty-three years—over part of the way. Here the Hoopers found combined with perfectly fitting glares are Little Oirl Next Door.” Ellsworth and over at Uo®ing-“Tbe Mary Hopkins. years at eight years her, bound and almost unconscious, w hen what we strive to furnish e»t a | Every Day Southwest Harbor. He is well qualified four _Matinee There will be a regular meeting of Irene they returned nearly hours later. for the larger duties at the Bangor office. and IQ cents chapter, O. E. 8., Friday evening. A | Sheriff Wescott was at once notified, and with Dr. Arthur Parcher went iCryptok Admission,_5 circle supper will be served at 0.30, fol- The literature club held its regular meet- j XV. GLASSES IV lowed by work. ing Wednesday evening, March 28. The to Phillips Lake on the afternoon THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS Roll-call, nature stories; ! train. After learning the details of Norris L. Hodgkins, who is attending program: ability, knowl»dgeand proper instruments “Madam Bresukovsky and the Exiles of tbe crime and getting a description of Dartmouth college, is spending the ! make lb in assured -for our patients. C. & SON Miss Mary “The Story of Mrs. Hutchins’ assailant, he telephoned c. BURRILL Easter vacation with his father, Dr. Siberia,” Black; j| the Mrs. Charles Alexander. The I to tbe police of Bangor and to points E. F. ROBINSON CO. Lewis Bee,” j —Established 1807— Hodgkins. ! the line of the railroad to next meeting will be held Wednesday, along keep a and Fuller is a Ragistred Optometrists Opticians Charles F. erecting one-story lookout for tbe man. Mrs. Hutchins on on State (Continued page 8.J Jewelers, Silver and Chinaware. building, 20x40 feet, street, op- describes him as of medium height, and AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Agents foe Victor Talking Machines. FIRE | weighing about 145 or 150 pounds, swarthy countries itsmiMmrnt*. j complexion, black hair, several days’ Representing some of the leading companies of this and foreign growth of beard, thick lips and a peculiar LOOK! ^ LISTEN! ! way of winking his eyes. He baa been E. H. Fruit Growers, drinking. He wore dark clothing and a Board and Lodging BAKER, Opt. D. brown exp. His clothing was dirty and | It is getting along towards delivery he was generally a rough-looking I at Reasonable Prices Registered Have thought about your Cost of customer. Mrs. Hutchins thinks he was Optometrist time. you Cut Living I j i orders for this spring's settings? If a foreigner. Meals at all horns. Lunches Served. on am! after March 7 will continue of- Think over not, it is time you'were. By Preserving Eggs Rooms by l)ny or Week. in the tree lice hours at his residence what you are going to plant ( apt. Frank K. Dyer Dead. We have received a now order of | and small fruit line, and let us send just Capt. Frank K. Dyer, formerly of Bart- j it and lett’s Island, died March 19 at Bayamon, ! you our catalogue. Look over, HEAVY The Blue Front, 65 Oak Ellsworth will fill EXTRA Porto Kico, aged about fifty years. Capt. St., then seud us your order. We j Dyer followed ibe sea as a young man, but 134 Main St., Ellsworth, Me. it Catalogue free. Easily, from 10 a. in. to A p. m., until promptly. for several years hidcmiucted a graoe- j fruit and at further notice. HANCOCK COUNTY NURSERY CO. pineapple plantation Porto j Water Glass Kico. His wife, who was Miss V letta M. Storage Battery Repairing 1‘hone, 4A-5, or write for SUHY. MAINE of is appointment. Young Trenton, also manager of a Carefully attended to. Eggs now are probably as low as they will he this large plantation in the same place. % 8eed Potatoes year, and won’t stay there long. HATCHING EGGS CO.>llN<» KVKIH'h. A. P. ROYAL, Erne-winning strain Lowell Green Certified, trap-uesled Barred ELLSWORTH, ■ M.MXE tired for egg at grown on seed farm, Kocke h»,vy laying strain, Monday evening, April 9, Hancock Kapp on order*. Pharmacy large f Moore’? — production. Special prices ball “The Heiress Hunters,” by local The merchant who does nut advertise in Postoffice. Ellsworth, Maine of Senator Hale E. Oor. opp cast, under auspicta hose a dull season makes it more ^rofttezbie for Harold Maddoeks w. WHITING, company. those who do advents*. *'r»-3. ■■■•worth. Phono TT-24. ELLSWORTH, f KITTRRY TO CARIBOI. fftutnal Bcucfit Column. gfetettunras*. The Ordwey block in Hkowhegan on. oltb* largest but!news SUNDAY SCHOOL EDITED BT **4MT HAMl” buildings th town, wss gutted by firs test Thured,, morning, with a damage lit Motto: "Btlpful and Bopeful." CRISIS OF estimated it po.ono Lesson IL—Second Quarter, For arc suocinc Dr. Gustavo* The parposes of this column y C. Kilgore, a member *1 of April 8,1917. at a u*t 1 In the title and motto—it Is for the mat WOMAN’S LIFE lb* executiea council of former Governor veneDt, and altns to be helpful and hopefull Frederic Filleted and former It la for the com Wsid0 Being for the common good. county member of I be democratic non use—a public •• rvant. a pmveyor of In state INTERNATIONAL SERIES. committee died Thursday. He THE formation and suggestion, a medium for the to Paaaed by bora Change Safely at 8m terchsnge ol bleat, lb thin capacity It solicits dia E. Pinkham'a tlbfleidlnlSSQ._ communications, and Its success depends largely Taking Ly Tsxt of tho Lesson, John xi, 17-44. Com- on the support given It In this reaped Vegetable Compound. NORTH CAOTINE. 25. 25—Golden Text, o be but the name of Memory Verses, munlcatloii* ust slgneo, Mleu Vers Dunbar i* teaching in writer will not b»- printed except uy permission. tb. John xi, 25—Comcne'tory Prepared Dun tar district. Communications will be subject to approval or by Rev. □. M. Stearns. Okla.—“1 never get tired by the editor of the column, but none Wagoner. Mr*. Clarence Pink ham baa been rejection of I.vdiaE. Pinkham’a Vege- visit- will oe without *oo*l reason. Address praising ing bet Mrs. James The lesson chapter today la ont of rejected sister, Hatch. all communication* u. table Compound order. one lesson, be Tub American. because Min Annie B. Conner bas closed tho regular Just Ml*worth. Me. during her of life 1 school at Eaat Winn and la its suitable for Easter Change boms lot tba cause of being _____ was in bed two vacation. home hi Bethany which This Is tbe uvi'i rnsaRNCB. years and bad two Min Margaret Conn ir ha* gone to seemed to mean more to Jesus than See aan dark and lone the wav? bat ail (a*, operation*, after an extended we were In Be of cheer! the doctors and ling, visit *it„ any other aud to which good op- SKOIS KAYNE JOHANNA. her not that thou cans! eration* did me no uncle, W. fl. Conner. treduced In Luke x. 3tL42. when we Think stray. so near! With Love good, and I would Min Carrie Wigbam sms saw Martha serving, but not rcetfully. married to hare been in my THK FIFTY-POIND COW. | Albans serving also, but finding time to Love guides thee every hour. thr #rant|trf. Alton Tracy of 9t. Monday, March Mary grave today bad it 3mong feet and bear His Word Where’er thou be, W. They left Wednesday form. sit at Jesus' not been for Lydia A New World’s Record for Butter Pot Albans Me shal. Protects with gentle power Where they will begin aud commended by Him E. Pinkham’* «t* housekeeping. Unfailingly. Veg- Production. This oolomn la devoted lo th« Oraift, two weeks hence etable Frianda extend beat wishes. visit them again Compound A new world’s record for sll breeds for pwislly to tba granges of Hancock coumj. thine heart. M. it is called the house Then, pilgrim, lift which me out of it all *0 The column la to all for tba March u In Matt. xxvL 6. brought right, bntlerfst in tbe seven-day open grangara The now well production of Simon, the and we feel like llghiftofsee! I am and do all my housework, dtacuaston at topics of general Internet. aad !ei>er. division was established by the pore-bred Bid every fear depart— besides working in my garden. Several | for reports of grange meetings. Make letters OTW. asking some questions, that we may Jo- i Love walks with thee! of have well tak- Holstein-Friesian oner, Srgta Payne abort most betier But whom my neighbors got by end concise. All communication* Ransom Johnson baa returned know tbe family —Kditk L. Perkins. In a teat to ing LydiaK. Pinkham’sVegetableCom- henna 114,888, ending January 8, j be signed, bat names will not bo printed ea- shall we ask? I'ntil we can see them Brewer, after menral day* with relit,res Selected fry Aunt Smmn. pound.”- Mrs. Viola Finical, Wagon- 1917. This remarkable cow produced 80.88 cept by permission of tbo writer. All com* and more if it shall then bar*. inquire fuHy. er, Okla. pounds of butter in seven oooeecotlve mnnteattoae will be sablect to approval by let us with them as sense of seem best, rejoice Dear M. B. Friends: Such warning symptoms days. Tbe official test was conducted by the editor, bat anno will be rejected without Emery Willey, wbo la employed la each of the three, as will And most suffocation, hot flashes, headache*, back- that Jesus loved Tbe following letter yon supervisors from tbe New York state goodreaaan. Ambarat, came borne for attendance at tb* Martha ita be- aches, dread of impending evil, timidity, it Is written. “Now. Jesus loved interesting, with apt compariaon agricultural college, Ithaca, N. Y. town meeting. His little daughter Helen, f>» sounds in the ears, palpitation of to* and her sister and Lazarus" (verse tween the old and the new ways of living, Johanna, her wonderful wbo bse been visiting up river, returned heart before the eyes, Begts Payne by CAwrtifK, 380. Marthas have been made glad and ita boa wbicb touches the heart. sparks irregu- j home with him. Many pat larities, constipation, variable appetite, achievement, it now tbe moet-talked-ot Mar. 24, aeeunty warn present. Beyers 1 this verse. I am glad because the 1 wish the fcdka in the families by young weakness and dizzineas should be heeded ! cow In tbe world, and ber sensational applications for membership were in* March M. Davis. Son of God loved me and gave Him where The American ia read would not by middle-aged women. Lydia E. Pink- record marks a signal triumph in the for- oeiend. A program of moair nod faros self for me and that He loves with puna it It might make some more ham's baa carried march tbe Holstein-Friesian by. Vegetable Compound ward of "The Obstinate Family," was presented If yea haven’t tbe time to eierri.r regu- and to the uttermost contented with what have to one and women the crisis. everlasting ^>ve they many safely through breed. I sod bat vest sapper served. larly. Doss's Begsleta will prevent connive- xxxl. 3: John xlii. 1 time. (Gnl. II. JO: Jer enjoy in the present 8be was bred by A. A. Cortelyou, of Men. They laduce a mild. easy, healthful sc- R. V. M.l. Why He permits sie'kness pudding, with plenty of eggs (st • or 9 cents Somerville, N. J.. and ber preeent owner ia HAT VIEW, ttUMUIT COVE, 87. tins of tbe bowels without grtplag A»k jour and suffering and death to come to Dtir An+t 3t*Ag+: s dozen}, sod the raisins -not tbs sticky ones Oliver Cabena, Jr., proprietor of Pine Bey View grange bald an interesting dniffiil for Ihtm. Its —Adrt. 1 will send a little sketch of my earlyfchild- that come in packages. but box-raisins, lsrge those whom He loves Is a constant Grove Farms, Elm* Center, N. Y., at meeting Wednesday evening, with a good hood. It ia not very Interesting, bnt will and plump and on the vines. No fenr of ap- question with many, but there is com which noted establishment lour other program. Interesting remarks by Julian show some of the changes that have taken pendicitis. ns people had no appendicitis- fort in the assurance that God Is love record havt been Emery on "Patriotism" were mack en- place in the last seventy-five years. My pa- or did not know It. Golden pumpkin pi*s world's holders developed No real evil can Tbo voted to n His way is perfect rents were hard-working. God-fearing people. with car*war seed In them: t dish of home- daring tbe peet sli months. joyed. grange buy flog the suffer for ball. ever come to Ills own. aud They lived on a farm, hot my (father was a made encumber pickles. bread, butter, Tbs new world's record bolder freshened the 1 lugs of this present time are not deep-sea fisherman. Be Invariably went to dongbnuta and home-made cheese: tea for at tbe age of eight years, two months and worthy to be compared with the glory the Grand Banks in the spring too early to those who wanted it. The coffee was what seventeen days. She ia tonr-flftb* white, GOOD WILL, 378, AMHEHflT. MM WOMAN in the bat he the ground we called green or raw coffee. washed which shall be revealed in ns (1 John pat crops, prepared We it. weighs about 1450 pounds, and is sired by memorial aaeoLreione- and it ready to plant when the weather browned it over the coals, it inn Ps. xviii. 30; xcl. 10: Uotn. vliL got pounded 48787. Her dam ia VI- fTkerao*. The reaper Death has so •'von !v, 8; the aid of an ancle King Payne Segis, was warmer. Then, with mortar, pot it in n gallon coffee pot with some entered our rank* and taken from our He did not to them as kina of Johanna again IS). Why go we the seeds and Johanna, 64385,a daughter and brother Billy, dropped molasses, filled it with hot water, and let it midst our beloved sister. A. Kenat*- kM EVERYONE but Georgia soon as He received the word, our wise counsellor, come to s boil on Rue 3d's Lad and VikinaClotbilde. covered them, guided by the coals It was “settled” Ion, therefore be it abode two where ne was (verse mother. 1 was about ten old and with a Tbe test was made nndrr con- days my years pitcher of cream. perfect gaaoteed, That in the death of our sister. is bat we must older. He was hero, and absolute 6), another perplexity, Billy thfce years my j After one table fall bad eaten, more took ditions, quiet, systematic feeding Good Will «r*nge baa lost one of its tno*l the emanci- TO I was his slave, although and a con- TMT1IUC have absolute confidence in Him and willing their places, until ail had .plenty and were and milking, roomy stall active nembar*. on* who will be sorely had |not. been dreamed keep singing. “Just aud true are Thy pation proclamation filled. After the stray beans were picked up structed of clesu white enameled walls. missed in oar order end in the community. of. “There is No Medicine Like ways’* xv. 3). and the hearth swept, they took the good old Segis Fayne Johanna's seven day pro- JImoIimI, That our charter be draped for (Rev. bad an One year we uncommonly Urge Watts book and some of the clause of hymn sang old duction ol over of butter thirty day* sad that oar badge* be reversed It would be well if the last were and fifty pounds Mrs. B. cropef beans. Ttysy ripened, pulled One of them thrilled It.” Declares M. songs. my yonng heart that of Hester for the same length of time; sod be It further verse 4 held us under all circumstances. hauled into the barn. There were no ma- surpasses Aaltje Korndyke, it does old heart now: “Blest be That a of the** resolution* then^a* my world's record 3.91 JDaoJeed. copy Hart. “For the glory of God. that the Son of chines then: what were we to do? So one tbeprevous holder, by the tie that binds be seat to Ibe bereaved family, one sent to be to God our wise counsellor to d us if we could In their warranted stale God might glorified.” Glory day Where see all that happy band now? All pounds. present both tbe Bangor i'bmm+rc%nl and Kllawoutm In the is the and off lots * t from the vines, we might of enthusiastic Holstein-Friesian no highest first thing, pick pods have crossed the river; only one withered elation, Awsatras for publication, and one be spread “There i* medicine like Tstilac. I have a party to shell the beans and she would breeders over tbe world *t then peace (Luke ii. 14>. When He did leaf left. dairy large upon oar records. eUb everyone would try It." Thu was get the supper. of come Martha met Him first aud Man We lived a contented and happy life anti! I now marvel at the accomplishment Vasa L. Haslam, tbe cheery massage eent to the Teniae A party for us children! —not “kids’* then; a little later, but both greeted Him waa a slim slip of a girl of IS and Billy a what was almost impossible, and sak, Asms K. Psttissos, Man by Mr*. Hart, ol Harmon. Mr kids were ibe young of deer. We had heard grown man at 19. when the shadow fell. Marti* C. Km mis. with the same words. "Lord, if Thou ••Where will it end?” “It ha* me on my lee’ tbi* of older people having parties, bat—billy and wise pat right Our counsellor and best friend wu i _ Committee. hadst been h »re brother had not ret enable woman continued. “1 had my I to have a Ido not know if our last 1 party! gone. How could I bear it? It waa my first died” (verses 21. 32) They sound re as we to were stomach trouble and I jure thoughts closedfonr eyes sleep sorrow. Of all the burden of sorrow that I 1 SAHGENTVILLE. JOHN UOim, 381, *VLL!VAN. everybody but He understood and loved How we did work! Our proachful. on party or prayers. have since been called to knows what that meana. 1 bad headaches upon bear, that I A. Wood la visiting hie aider in bbaolitiox*. them the same. He to Mar hands were blistered, but what did we care, Byron just spoke sorrow was the darkest. And then we because my food soured and fermented sepa- Bearsmont. Il'IrrMi, Oar Heavenly Father, in Hi* lo- tha of resurrection, but she for were we not going to have a party? rated. We have instead thought spent many pleasant days fi niu wiadom, haa aeea fit to remove from of digesting. that He o«some At that time 1 had not seen a stove or a Herbert J. Grindeil baa returned to spoke far off e\e:*; together aioce then. It has been years since ttaia life bister Hattie there- ! “I was nervous and didn l sell hanked earthly Miller, sleep The resurrection of match. In our large fireplace they left me and crusted to the echoleas Somerville, Maaa. (23-2
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