nuuiuuimiRiB, LOCAL AFFAIRS. street last Wednesday afternoon. The ‘Sbbniatmente. afternoon was pleasantly spent with games. Refreshments were served under NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. the trees on the lawn. For sale—Shingles. Ernest F. with his wife and Foreclosure of mortgage of real estate— Osgood, John A. Pres. H. Tress. M. Peters, Henry Higgins, Gallert, Sec'y. _ Charles H Hart. little daughter Stanton, of Berlin, N. H., Notice of Foreclosure — Broadway Trust Company, Trustee. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Irving Os- Barrlll Libel for Divorce—Wesley H Cousins. good, making the trip here by automobile, Tie National Bank Lost—Bank books Eden Fair. Embert C. Osgood, wife and little daugh- For Sale—Land. ter returning with them. OF ELLSWORTH Notice of Foreclosure—Horace B Estes. Upiop Trust Gopipapy To let—House. The many friends of Rev. Albert J. Notice for for petition partition. of the church Admr notice—Robert Ash. Lord, pastor Congregational 2 cent, interest on all Mb: in Meriden, Conn., will be glad to learn ; Allows per balances of §500 Bangor, OF ELLSWORTH Eastern Trust & Banking Co. that he is to preach at the Baptist church to next ! or over subject check. Is YOUR account work- Sunday evening. This is 'a privilege CONDENSED TIME TABLE. that all are invited to share. We invite yonr attention to the following reasons for yon to do YOU or the other fellow? If Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at for you can’t A dance has been business at this bank: ing call, 6.55, 7.18, 11.16, 11.68 a. m., 4.21, 0.18 p. m. subscription arranged Sundays, 6.56 a. m., 7.18, 9.11,11.16 a.m., 6.40 by some of the young people of Ellsworth Because it is a strong sate institution, and our aim ie to make this write us p. m. ; to-day—NOW. for this in the Bank. Trains leave Ellsworth for the west at 7 87 a. evening Hancock hall. Those Peoples Because its officers and directors are the safest and most m., 12.23, 4.11,5.85. 10.21, 10.87 p. m. Sundays, called upon have responded generously. among 6.39 a. m., 4.11. 5.35, 10.21, 10.87 p. m. conservative business men in this community. Its officers have had Higgins’ orchestra of seven pieces will years of experience in the Banking business. Particulars on play. Punch and ice-cream will be served. jj Full Request. 8CHEDULE OF MAILS Because this Bank studies the needs of its customers, and properly AT ELLSWORTH E. POBTOFPICB} Harry Walker, who, with his wife, takes care of them, whether their business ib large or small. In June Because ...... effect 23% 1914 has been spending two weeks at the systematic savings pay; we receive deposits from |1 up. Walker left to attend Because this Bank is intereBted in the of this MAILS RECEIVED. homestead, Sunday development a school convention at N. H. county. From West—*6.56. *11.16 a m; 4.21, §6.18 p m. Plymouth, ---- Call on us whenever are in town and let us serve in From East—12.*3, 5.86, and 10.87 p m. Mrs. Walker will remain a week longer, you you any I MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOPP1CB the guest of her mother, Mrs. Emma Mc- way and at any time. D to Fair Going West—11.65 a m; *3.46, *5 and *9 p m. Farland. Going Bangor Week ? Going East—6.80 a m; 8.45 and 5 45 p m. The firemen were called out Sunday forenoon for a slight fire on the roof of We extend a cordial Registered mail Bhould be at postoffice half Union Trust ■ invitation to Ban- Mrs. Amanda Company an hour before mail closes. Young’s house on Pine B gor’s Fair-week guests to visit this bank, •Daily, (Sunday included. §Daily, except street, started, evidently, by a spark j Sunday; Sunday at 6.40. from the chimney. The fire was ex- and see fo- themselves what a 1 B thor- No mail dispatched to or received from the tinguished with chemicals. The damage B oughly up-to-date banking institution it east Sundays. ’3 slight. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Buckley, of Sum- ! B is. Our massive vault is an “If man ever especial George R. Lowell, who has been seri- mit, N. J., and Herbert L. Buckley, of the young expects to succeed in busi- is better. B object of interest. ously ill, Philadelphia, who have been guests of Dr. ness he must be economical. No matter how small Mrs. Walter L. Smith, of Allston, Mass., H. L. D. Woodruff and wife at their Green Lake the sum the or man is visiting relatives here. cottage, have returned home. Mrs. boy young is receiving, he should Arthur I. Studer, of N. re- Evan Lindsay, wife and daughter Ella Brooklyn, Y., save a of his income.” mains for a visit. always portion have returned to New York. longer William E. Whiting left for Mrs. Fred S. Smith, of Gardiner, is the Saturday Hancock Montreal, to meet C. P. to Bank, guest of Mrs. Elmer E. Rowe. Dorr, intending County Savings drive home his car, coming by way of the Mrs. Whitney B. Lowe, of Deer is Established Isle, White Mountains. His father, S. K. 1873. Ellsworth, Me. visiting her sister, Mrs. B. T. Sowle. 1 Whiting, accompanied him. At Fabyans, Mrs. W. A. Alexander is visiting her in the White Mountains, the car broke Mrs. sister, George H. Grant, at Hancock down which will oc- necessitating repairs all who have a room or two Point. requests spare COMING EVENTS. cupy a week or more. The party returned to cheerfully and generously respond, so The of this George I. Grant and of home yesterday by rail. ELLSWORTH. Object family, Boston, that there shall not he any lack of accom- are at camp Aiken, Patten for two at ball pond, The first republican rally of the cam- modations. It is expected that a charge Friday evening, Aug. 28, Society weeks. —Dance. Advertisement paign in Ellsworth will be held at Hancock will be made for the use of the rooms, and Miss Helen Nealley was the week-end hall Friday evening. The speakers will be ! if meals also can be served, even if only Wednesday, Aug. 26, at Hancock ball— of is to inf.irn. every reader of The American, who has need of any kind of in- guest Oscar A. Tompkins and wife in Col. C. E. Plummer, of Bath, and Hon* j breakfasts, the committee will be glad to Subscription dance, beginning at 8.30. Bangor. Reuel of Camden. Col. Plummer ! know. Members of the committee will Subscriptions may be given this lorance that ail our policies combine broad protection and prompt settle- Robinson, evening. Henry Dorgan, Arthur Abram, Irving has been prominently connected with the ! make a personal canvass, or persons hav- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, ments with the lowest possible rates. Friday, Jordan and their families spent Sunday at shipping interests of the country, and is ing accommodations may notify Henry Sept. 8, 9, 10 and 11, at Hancbck hall— Cape Sharp. conversant with national and State affairs. W. Conley, superintendent of schools. State teachers’ institute. C. W. & F. Mr. Robinson is an al- I_MASON, Mrs. E. M. Gordon and daughter Emily, eloquent speaker, FAMILY REUNIONS. in demand in of are of La- ways political campaigns. Teachers* Institute in Kllsworth. ELLSWORTH, MAINE Melrose, Mass., guests Mrs. 27 — Clark reunion at The Ellsworth band will furnish music. Thursday, Aug. Cord ia Lord. An institute for teachers under the di- West Franklin. >00006 ^C^OOOOOOOOQOOOOOCMXHXKK) Another meeting of the of rection of the State of edu- The democrats have rented the hall over stockholders department Saturday, Aug. 29—Giles family at town E. the Russell Shoe Co. will be held at the cation, will be held at Ellsworth for four G. Moore’s drug store as campaign hall, Waltham. headquarters. office of the company next Saturday even- days beginning Tuesday, Sept. 11. — Real Estate in Bluehill ing at 7.30 o’clock, to take further action The institute will be planned especially Thursday, Sept. 3 Wilbur family at Mrs. Harry O. and daughter I Tracy for the continuance of the for the assistance of rural and grange ball, East brook. | business. It is teachers, Dorothy, of New York, are guests of Mrs. expected to start up the factory in about will be open to teachers of Hancock Saturday, Sept. 5 — Tracy family at for sale 1 Thomas O. Tracy. two weeks. Mr. Russell has two practical county and the neighboring towns of ad- Gouldsboro Point. X| known as the “Johnson modern house and stable in fine re- Q R. H. Place”; cottage Dr. Greene and of New shoe men wife, interested with and the counties. instructors — 5 p ir. ard wood floors steam-heated. Lot rods <3 him, joining Competent Saturday, Sept. 5 Saunders family at throughout, eight square. York, are guests of Dr. Greene’s P Term- reasonable. 3 sister, factory will be started up for larger pro- will be employed to give lectures on West Surry. Mrs. A. P. W is well. S l you want to buy or sell real estate in any place in the county, call and duction than heretofore. It is hoped methods of teaching common school sub- in § FAIR DATES. •»*?:■■ BXte X Miss Pearl Frost, of Mars Hill, is spend- there will be a large attendance of stock- jects. The problems of rural school 11 mi ranee of all kinds written in the and strongest companies. 6 fair. largest a month with her Mrs. John holders at the will receive con- Aug. 26, 26, 27, 28—Bangor Icquir* as to rates. Q ing aunt, meeting Saturday evening. management prominent at and Clough, Bayside. Miss Gertrude Dorgan entertained twenty sideration. Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday The to teachers will be for Sept. 1, 2 and 3—Bluehill fair. MrB. George Young, of Hancock, and of her girl friends at “The Birches”, only expense William E. Ellsworth, Me. travel and board. The nature of Whiting, Mrs. Maud Young, of Boston, were guests Pleasant beach, Monday. They w*ere practical Sept. 1, 2, 3, 4—Calais fair. | of Stella Shaw Miss Helen the program will make a strong appeal to Iwt OOOOO t>OOOOQOOOOOQOQQOOOOOOOOO recently. chaperoned by Nealley. The Sept. 16—Highland grange fair, North ^^COOOoooOQooooftoootxKy teachers. Already a number of superin- Henry Michaelis, of New York, arrived trip to the beach was made in a hayrack Penobscot. tendents have to a gorgeously decorated w*ith arranged attend, bring- P.optny owners will be protected from fire by placing their Saturday for two weeks’ stay with his golden glow. Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 9 and The at the beach ing their teaching corps in a body. wife at the Tower homestead. day was a beautiful one, 10—Eden fair. and it w*as a late hour when the party Mrs. Charles F. Cook, of Worcester Wednesday, Sept. 23—Orland fair. reluctantly started on the return trip. Farm Demonstration Field Day. Mass., with two sons, Philip and Kenneth, Those in the from out of town Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 23 and 24 her party were The extension department of the Uni- Insurance is visiting parents, James Farrell and —North fair. Fire Ellsworth Misses Ford and of Maine will a farm demon- wife. Margaret Catherine versity hold Willett, of Boston, and Miss Pauline Mc- stration field day meeting in the orchard Tuesday, Sept. 29—Pamola Grange fair— with E. J. WALSH, ELLSWORTH. Mrs. Fred L. Davis, of South Hamilton, Kennon, of Bangor. of Dr. George A. Phillips at Nicoiin next Hancock. Mass., with her daughter, Miss Vera Mrs. Harry Austin, with two Friday. Wednesday, Oct. 7—Mariaville grange Jones, is at Contention Cove for a few children, of who has been Mr. The meeting will commence at 10 fair. weeks. Bucksport visiting Austin’s parents, A. W. Austin and wife, o’clock. Dr. Phillips’ orchard of twenty There will be a democratic rally at Han- with offers Automobile Parties left for her home to-day. Word was re- acres, interplanted potatoes, cock hall to-morrow evening. W. R. an for a of receive and efficient service at the restaurant con- ceived last week, from Harry Austin, who exceptional opportunity study prompt Pattangall and F. Wade will be Halliday is engineer on a largo private yacht, that modern farming methods. nected with the the speakers. he was safe in Norway, detained there Prof. R. W. Redman, Prof. George E. Mrs. George W. Dunn and daughters for want of oil fuel because of the war Simmons and Prof. B. S. Brown will be HOTEL Cl RONE Frances and Laura, of Bridgeport, Conn., conditions. Williams. Cousins, of Ells- the speakers. Discount made for meals at are visiting Mr. Dunn’s U. W. who is on the same will also be given to visit 10% Special arrangements may be fcy telephone parents, worth, yacht, writes Opportunity Dunn and wife. under the demonstration of S. L. FOR CASH any hour day or night. date of Aug. 13 that they had pro- potato Burns, Albert A. Joy and wife, with infant cured some oil and hoped to obtain and the orchard of H. Fremont Maddocks»- son, for one month on who have been visiting Mr. Joy’s parents, enough to start for the United States soon. only Room and Board, $1.50 per day. Austin H. Joy and wife, returned to The American bittern is not an un- 15 Inch ill Fair Next Week. LADIES’, Presque Isle Saturday. common bird about the lakes and woods The fair season in Hancock county will ) 35c Special Rates by Week. Single Meals, Master Robert Day was assisted in cele- of Maine, but it is not often they are seen open next week, with the annual exhi- his about the haunts of men. Last bition of the Hancock SHOES brating third birthday Monday by Friday Counjty Agricul- S&? ! several of his young friends, who were one of these birds spent the greater part tural society at Mountain park, Bluehili. accompanied by their mothers. of the day about the liwn and shrubbery The society offers its usual complete list HAROLD P. at the Mulian place at the corner of Main of premiums, while summer residents CARTER, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Plummer, of Phila- 120 Main Ellsworth. street and Beal avenue. The bird have swelled the list St., delphia, and Mr. and Mrs. William seemed by many special pre- loath to leave, and when miums. A tine exhibition is assured. Plummer and family, of Ardmore, Pa., people ap- Ilamson too shelter There will be the usual amusement fea- Shubbard close, proached simply sought were guests of Miss J. A. Thompson at in the Mr. Walsh called into with dances each at the town dinner Friday. shrubbery. tures, night Public Auto HATS consultation his brother lawyer, L. F. hall. Ball games have been scheduled for Ralph Brooks has resigned as clerk in ^ Giles, the local authority on ornithology, the three days of fair as follows: Tues- PAIGE TOURING CAR for HIRE C. L. .Morang’s department store, and, ^^&ATISFIED'VV’feARERS"^\ who named the strange visitor. day, Bluehili vs. East Orland; Wednes- to Ell EX WHITCOMB at El- 1 with his brother-in-law, will engage in Apply f Have Made Them day, East Holden vs. East Orland; Thurs- Famous farming at North Btuehill, where they Zachariah|Jellisou, esq., at the request lsworth l'oumlry & Machine Works ( day, Bluehili vs. East Holden. have purchased a farm. of the library trustees, has presented to Garage. Ees. tel. 35-21; Garage, 55. the Ellsworth two have been made for city library interesting FOR SALE BY Arrangements the Break at documents. One is the commission Ellsworth Falls. Ellsworth band to at the North Ells- to play The railroad station at Falls William Jellison as the first Ellsworth worth fair to be held 23 and 24. postmaster at Sept. was broken into last North Ellsworth, dated May 3, 1836, and early Friday morn- Auto orchestra has also been en- Reliable Co. Monaghan’s the thieves entrance Clothing the of Amos ing, gaining by re- Livery to for the dance. bearing autograph Keudall, gaged play a of Articles F. postmaster general under President Van moving pane glass. to the H. Osgood’s Stable. Mrs. Earl of value of or were Fisher, Astoria, Oregon, Buren. The other bears the of $40 $50 taken, but the autograph To let for or with her little son, w’ho has been ticket cabinet and were long short trips. Tele- visiting President Lincoln, it being Mr. Jellison’s money drawer relatives and friends in Ellsworth and not disturbed. phone 29 2. to commission as appraiser for the port of vicinity, has gone to Portland to visit her The articles stolen included a Stevens MONEY LOAN Boston, dated March 30, 1861. The Mrs. Eunice G. Swett. and a watch to mother, trustees of the would be to shotgun belonging Station Ob on Collateral and Commercial Paper. library glad Improved, Productive Real Estate; T. White and Agent A. E. and a Samuel wife, of Bangor, receive for preservation and exhibition in Foster, mackintosh, Auto for Hire the the two razors and razor to bavejbeen guests, past week, of the library any papers of h istoric interest strops belonging • • Me. Chalmers Car Cjl. BURRILL & SON, 16 State St, Ellsworth, Harry L. Crabtree and wife. Mrs. Charles Edward Cochrane. There is no clue to Touring It is expected there will be in attendance Libby and Master Vernon, of Pittsfield, the thieves. Stable, upon the teachers’ institute in Ellsworth Alley’s are now guests of Mr. and Mrs. Crabtree Franklin for four days St., Ellsworth. for a few beginning Tuesday, Sept. S, Unitarian Services. AMERICAN days. 61-5. SUBSCRIBE FOR 100 teachers. Ellsworth is asked to fur- Rev. J. W. Tickle will Telephone THE at East I Harry J. Silvy, wife and two daughters, preach nish opportunities for lodging and meals Caraoine next Sunday. Rev. D. M. Wil- Sylvia and Blanche, of Bridgton, R. I., at as low price as possible. It is necessary son will at West Gouldsboro at 10 who have*been Mr. preach Linnehan’s visiting Silvy’s par- to for to Auto Rrmt Auxiliary Sloop appeal places lodge, at least, in a. m. and at Winter Harbor at 3 p. m. Livery JVlntnr ents, John Silvy and wife, have returned DOai private hofhes, in addition to accommo- Yacht for Sale home. This was Mr. Silvy’s first visit dations provided by those who make a Overland Car TT^l0r home in twelve Will any one having a of equipment. years. sampler early days LET or W86k. jgft. long, 6hp eDgtne, complete business of rooms and by day letting furnishing send the name of the maker and date sold at once. Will eecrlfloe for caeh. please Water Mu.t be Miss Doris Wardwell A few Street, Ellsworth, Me. Apply to AI RP1JT V riTsHMAN entertained her meals. Ellsworth teachers are so- of making to Miss Alice H. Scott, Ells- • Me. friends at her home on m.,». JOHN BLOOD, Ellsworth, girl Hancock liciting places, and Superintendent Conley worth, Maine, for historical purposes?—Advt. TELEPHONE 117-2 assert i arm mt» *>•»*•' *r*ument oan be jHutual tinufit Column. name for a black borae. We bad a pretty BUSINESS METHODS IN success of fruit t!» little colt here, but it died when it waa about growing. EDITED BT "SUET MADGE”. ORCHARDS. My third is , a week old. HANDLING problem uwle more in the line ia bat They say everythin* eating thetical, nevertheless cover, Its Motto: “Helpful and HopefuL” | BUM 8. Brown. Professor of Horticulture. In going up. Jnat think! Egga are thirty centa of Maine, ation that is common. SUNDAY_SCHOOL. MOTHER OF Ftrmer'l Week Course, University Given s The purposes of this column are succinctly a dozen. I can remember when in the spring 1914.] flve-aors trect of “'J' _ good orchard l,Dd For stated In the title and motto—It Is for the mutual they were eight centa a dozen. I pity tboae average price, could Lesson IX.—Third Quarter, The very heading of this subject presup- anyone on s benefit, and alms to be helpful and hopeful. who have to bay everything they eat. P. lease that business methods are more or year put that are. into for the common It Is for the com- poses orch.rd 1914. Being good, I like the name of Lollard for the borae, GIRL interest *“d.M SCHOOL on Aug. 30, in the field of pay the first cosy mon use—a public servant, a purveyor of In- less lacking general agri- pla9 th, because it ia new to me. Pansy, your cumnisted investment formation and suggestion, a medium for the In- culture, and specifically as applied represented reminds me how bv mentioning gooseberries of fruit. sctaal labor iuvolved? II terchange of Ideas. In this capacity It solicits Tell* How Lydia E. Pinkham’s to the growing and marketing this csn be do THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. interested my grandmother used to be in then the last communications, and Its success depends largely before entering upon a general dis- straw of opposition all the that Re- Bo, t0 b"*' on the given it la this respect. Com- getting gooseberries picked Vegetable Compound a ueaa metbods in support cussion of this subject, let us first get agriculture he, been !!' the name on bushes about an old cellar on the "• munications must be signed, but of grew what is moved. of tho Lesson, Matt, xxii, 15-22. stored Her common understanding of just fsxt writer will not be prluted except by permission. home place, and quarts and quarts of Daugh- meant “business methods”. Figure, do not always Vereea, 16, 17—Golden Text, Communications will be to or by represent t„. Memory subject approval them used to be hulled and preserved every ter's Health. but are ter At tbe^outset, 1 wisn to disabuse your truth, more dependable Matt, 21—Commentary Prepared re’ectlon by the editor of the column, but none That was before the of can- ti- xxii, year. days methods the average judgment and will be rejected without good reason. Address minds of the fact that business vastly by Rev. D. M. Stearns. ning and glass jars with patent tops. Plover, Iowa. —“From a small child •*“* iu all communications to do not consist In making shrewd bar- summing up sctusi stone of were in expert" Great jars preserves every my 13 year old daughter had female then the average This lesson of Pharisees The American, or horses and getting a memory. « questions by cellar—highland gains trading Making Ell-worth, Me. cranberries, blueberries, weasness. gpuse ure. is. good snd and Hero-lians and Sadducees, feign- little money “to boot”. It has nothing to pastime, even thousk gooseberries, wild strawberries, and to three doctors show do with notes, collecting a they nothing, they are themselves men, but seeking and discounting v,|u,bl. ,, ing just sometimes pumpkin quince, while about it and they did a mental stimulus. The only way beneath the sun high rate of interest on forced loans, or to entangle Him In His talk that they tamarinds were quite common as a substi- not her We To a o’ done help any. hear much of the get piece labor taking advantage of straitened circum- wonderful ,Dni, His words and so tute for home-made Then E. Pinkham’s might catch Him in To build a fortune or a fence, preserves. Lydia country of some of the stances of a brother farmer. Our court western states .ns there was the home-made cheese — an deliver Him unto the power and au- Or tear ’em down, is—to commence. Vegetable Com- no effort is in records are far too replete with such spared telling us how herb one with a t'hos. is found in occasional among them, pound had been of same have thority of the governor, Nigh all the jobs that don't get done and the hand that apples made their flavor or shrewdness, helping suit, ,, of sage tansy. Those were the great benefit to me, mous. We Matthew. Mark and Luke (Mark xii. Are those that never.are begun; first reaches for the pocket-book is far know, as a painful that are no more. so I decided to have few days if we to oar local store Luke xx, 20). His warning to the Comparatively mighty from the first of good business. go to a 13; her it a trial. principles buy f,v We see begun and not put through. give we have to disciples to beware of the leaven or Business methods, then, should apply apples, get some of tbi*. She has taken five famous of the same three And therefore I further broader in the western kinds, yet false teaching may say. Itmong tl)t ©rangers. the to the principles economy figures show bottles of Vege- that the State of of is found in Matt, xvi, You’ll always^find the likeliest way It means to estimate the Maine purchases classes people table ac- of production. over To Compound twice as 15. The Pharisees were get your rightful recompense This column is devoted to the Grange, es- oast of a barrel of or a of many bushels of saw how much dear; Aunt Madge was left right poorly had conld farmers in Maine are a age. Oregon 4,250,000 trees with ans, judging from Herod, enjoy be signed, but names will not be printed ex- weak that 1 often had to her dress Many producing « alone. She surely has. had the “waiting time”, help per cent, of a talk, but the sinful cept by permission of the writer. All com- barrel of at a cost of ft and selling bearing age. The yield in good preferred and I suppore the busy time, too, as well as herself, but now she is regular and is apples munications will he to all unconscious of the facts of Mains for 1909 was 3,838,000 pleasures of this world to things real her nieces. subject approval by growing strong and healthy.”—Mrs. it for |3, and, bushels it the but none will be an estimated value of and eternal. The Sadducees were re- With picking and 'preparing dinners from editor, rejected without Martin Helvig, Plover, Iowa. the case, are continuing the same practice f2,121,000. hi good reason. Oregon the yield was ligious, but had no use for things su- the garden, pickling and preserving, enter- year after year, making slaves of them- 1,930,000 bushels Hundreds of such letters with a value of pernatural, angels or spirits, and did taining company, etc., her country contrib- expressing selve*,;drudges ofjtbeir wives, and instill- fl,856,000. utors are though a labor of love 27—Field of Han- for the E. Pink- This means that Maine not believe in any resurrection. None pretty busy, Thursday, Aug. day gratitude good Lydia ing into their children a lasting hatred for averaged forty with many. I often think of the things I will cock Pomona at Bluehiil mineral ham's has accom- bushels per acre, with a value of of them bad any use for Jesus Christ spring. Vegetable Compound the pursuit of agriculture. *23 do and I a of a little by by. Jsend you part are received, acre; while bad an or His doctrine. Although they could plished constantly being A little study, a few figures made daily, Oregon average yield of poem that I read'last night in the Farm and — Friday, 4 Meeting of Hancock the of this old bushels acre not His wonderful works. His Sept. proving reliability grand a little reflection upon the why and thirty-eight per w,)rtb fsi. deny Home. Pomona with Highland grange, North remedy. wherefore of it would reverse the It also means that It doea not pay to be teaching was to them foolish and im- There are many good recipes, some of all, an Penobscot. If _ individual average producer. practical and impossible. The light of which I will send yon when I get time. If yon are ill do not drag along and above conditions, and then the Oregon produced leas than Maine too a Sister E. HANCOCK POMONA. to suffer in and out hut becomes prosperous, and country life be- apples and, after paying His pure, holy life was great _ continue day day box The field of Hancock Pomona at once take E. Pinkham'a comes a delight. fl per transportation charges, can contrast to their selfish sinfulness. The poem is line—a selection for meeting Lydia Vege- good sell its fruit on the local enemies had to con- will be held at Bluehiil mineral table a woman’s for The time has long since passed when markets of this Even Daniel's the lazy weather some iof these “humid” grange Compound, remedy to-morrow. fair manufacturers their costs at the State, displacing borne products, it is in- fess that he was faithful and that to us. Most of us hesitate spring With weather the woman’s ills. figure days bring deed time to attention usual attendande is end of the year, or the country grocery- pay to figures and there was neither error nor fault in some time before we attack some tasks we large assured. Na- advice to If you want special write better business methods. him and that it would be tional Master Oliver Wilson and State man pencils his accounts on top of the impossible know we should! commence, and 1 really Lydia E. Plnkham Medicine Co. (confi- Master Stetson will be the counter. Banking firms, trust companies, to find occasion against him unless in think if there^is ever a time for procrasti- principal dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will wholesaling bouses, and even the commis- MAINE AGRICCLTliiK. some way concerning the law of his nation, it is during'dog days. speakers. be opened, read and answered by a The for the of Hancock sion man to whom you send your fruit God (Dan. vi, 4, 5i. I see some of|mjJ|good friends showing program meeting woman and held In strict confidence, Pomona with North know at the close of each day whether he Government Report* Give Some In- These enemies of Christ were in a disapproval in their countenances, as they Highland grange, is as follows: has made a profit or run behind. Yet teresting Figures. similar difficulty, but they would not say, gravely, “How can she encourage Penobscot, Friday, Sept. 4, THREE MEALS A DAY. nine-tenths of the do not know Did you know that even tbe government cease from their purpose. Tbe Phari- anything of that kind!” Opening exercises producers Address of welcome.Master Host at the end of the year whether their farm report* give definite figures indicating sees and Herodians unite in a scheme Sister E., wejjshall be glad of those Grange [Dorothea Beach, Instructor in Home Eco- has them interest on the that Maine farmers raise about (60,000.000 which think will enable We took the Farm and Home * Response.George Grindle nomics. at Farmer's Week Coarse, Univer- paid auy money they surely ecipes. of 19U. Business sity Maine, invested or given them a fair wage tor worth of crops and products every yesrf them to find occasion against Him. long time, and its contributions are always Topic: Modern methods on the farm, their own time. Less than ten years ago it was commonly and so they come with flattering words reliable. “What shall we have to eat to-day?*’ _____ E. W. Burrill, Manufacturers divide their cost ac- stated that the agriculture! products oi concerning His being a teacher of Music.Host All of us have had this thought, even if Dear Aunt Madge: grange counts into various have the State were worth (30,000,000, truth and we have never It in words. subheads; they indicstj caring not for what people I want to she mentions hav- Recess expressed say totMol. asj an account for the raw one for Ing that their value has doubled in less think or Call to the has been a one material; say of Him (verse 16). They ing met me lately, that* I am sure she will order Perhaps thought weary the cost of labor in ma- than a decade* fifth after meals for a converting that propound a question which it seems to agree with SisterfS. J. T. and me, that that Conferring degree because, planning long terial into manufactured an- Here ie tbe way the products sre di- was us Topic: Modern Methods in the House. time in an aimless the is goods; them will bring from Him an en- a good day for all at that picnic of way, process Sadie Dunbar other for the cost of build- vided: Corn, (180,000; wheat, (72,000; "Is over a huadredlfriends (from near and far— monotonous. But if one has an aim and machinery, snaring reply: it lawful to give oats, from ocean to ocean—gathered at that little Topic: Which could be better spared from ing, up-keep, etc. He has another (2,347,000; barley, (81,000; buck- tribute unto Caesar or not?” "Shall purpose in planning meals, tbe subject is the rural borne—the for wheat, spot on the shore road on “The Neck”. daily newspaper full of interest. the selling of manufactured goods; (288,000; potatoes, (12,741.000; h«y we give, or sball we not give?” (Verse or the T. Gillis O, how I did enjoy that occasion! We had telephone?.A. still another for the of the ma- (19,564,000; beans, (275,344; pca». Let us think back a bit. do we delivery (10,131; 17, Mark xii, 15.) of host Why plenty of good basket lunch, and 1 ate of it Program grange. terial to the and the vegetables (other than potatoes- eat? We eat because we are or purchaser, collecting (-77,341; They probably thought that He like a it tasted so bnt that was of Ciosiug. hungry pig, good; _ of accounts. cent that is maple suger and small or to be. are we Every expended syrup, (52.137; would advise not to give to Caesar minor importance compared with meeting ought Why hungry? CASTINB, 250. or received is itemized, and then the cost fruits, (233,124; apples, (2,121,Mt), peaches, and thus find Him of friends, many offwhom I had not seen, nor Because our human body is a machine guilty teaching of article manufactured is (3,206; pears, (43,624; (31,951; Aug. 15, the brothers of the grange filled which can do its work when every calculated plums, Caesar. did not had I forgotten, for forty years. Here is only supplied against They begin to about the fifth decimal cherries, flowers, where the real worth, the intrinsic value, of the chairs in a pleasing manner, also with the kind of fuel. The desire place. When (7,164; grapes, (8,951; to know Him, nor that He could read right all this is an (301,006; lores! that picnic ties, and that 1 had a chance to furnishing a fine program. At reoeas re- for fuel shows itself in done, they hire efHciency nursery products, (23.244; their hearts, nor that were deal- hunger. they I'must, and most to look for the leaks. products of the farm, domestic participate in^it, sincerely* freshments were served by the brothers. Tbe is made of ceils engineer Many (5,573,763; with one who knew what was in body up tiny living ing thank my of Lamoinc. Scban. concerns such animals domestic animals friend|Joe, Fifty-eight were present. in which chemical are pay efficiency men {100 a sold, (6,531,033; man (Jer. xvli, John li. 25). How changes constantly 10; Malden, Mass.,JAug. 17. week, to study for lost motion and elimi- slaughtered, (1,888,888; butter. (3.786,061; His taking place. Old, worthless material is scathing reply, "Why tempt ye HARVEST nate movements. cheese, eggs, fowls, HOME, 403, WEST ELLSWORTH. thrown out to be new material unnecessary (18,872; (2,038,225; me, ye How It seems here was of a coin- replaced by hypocrites?" surprising something Yet how on the side (056,468; and 20 there was a small attendance. which must be obtained from food. This many producing honey, (20,686. His “Show me the cidence. I had made use of Susan's Aug. request tribute just know what a barrel of Of course these are tbe Some business came before the food must be of the right kind to apples costs, not figures partly or as it is in of a in the meeting. give money.” Mark xii. 15, description picnic early days to mention the of this esult* of more^or less accurate -stimates, Preparations are being made to have the back to the the chemical apportioning coat me a that 1 see of and here comes a body compounds “Bring penny may it” California, report the various such ut it is aale to assume that tbe total is grange hall repainted. Which it needs. One of tbe things which among branches, as When they had brought it and in re- of a modern one with all its wealth of en- ot too Maine’s wealth makes the of meals spraying, pruning, culture, harvest- large. agricultural to where Susan friends planning interesting ply His question told Him whose joyment, greets of etc.? la to and has BAST BLUEH1LL, 252. is to the relation between the needs ing, spread among many people it then He unto other It was*sort of an M. B. re- study image bore, saith days. has a certain amount of so many subdivisions that it is impossible members and five visi- of the and the of food. Every producer them. "Render therefore unto i from the names of those Aug. 22, twenty body composition Caesar union, infer, money invested in land or to calculate all of it. But these figures tors were was called to Food has three functions— personal prop- the which are present. Grange important it things Caesar’s and present. On this he should receive a demonstrate that yisine order the to energy to the erty. certain conclusively unto God the I on by worthy steward, John first, supply body; second,1 things that are God's" occasionally bear^discussions ways rate of int crest, at least to what he an exceedingly rich agricultural State. j who called Past Master Charles to supply new substances so that the body equal (verse So of doing different kinds as well as Horton, co- 21). they could not take I ofAwork would have to if his were Intensive farming, coupled with Yontman to the chair to confer the third can grow and can repair body tissues pay holdings rep- hold of His words, marveled of cooking different articles of food. will make at His ; resented by a mortgage. Tools are con- orperative buying and selling, and fourth degrees. At recess refresh- which have become depleted; third, to answer, held their 1 Here is one under the first peace, left Him heading: stantly and fences it far richer. Co-operation is rapidly ments were served. Selections on the regulate body processes. wearing out, buildings went their How do you do your wash? Do best mid way (verse 22; Luke weekly are in need of and to cover to tbe front as the farmer's were Food is made of carbo- always repairs, coming boil clothes? Do use or phonograph enjoyed. up proteins, ol "xx, 26). you your you soap this a sum to enable him to bis share mineral salts and water. depreciation certain (usually weapon get of some kind? memorial resolutions. hydrates, fata, It was true on all “Nevei powder 10 cent, ot their cost the of what he raises. occasions, Protein such as par value) should be price Under the second: How do bake Whereat. Death has entered our food, meat, fish, milk,j man spake like this man.” He Him- yon grange deducted and cannot be included Co-operation is the foundation of tbe eggs, cheese, nuts aud contains a properly your beans? Do you them? Do and taken from us our brother, Thomas Bis- lentils, self said, “The words that I parboil in net If the owner does a Develop Maine Movement, that organira- speak sett, therefore be it high per cent of nitrogen which is neces- receipts. part, soak them over Do fill | new unto 1 not of but you night? you or all of the he ehonld receive tion now dotug its best to bring you speak myself, Beeolved, That we. the members of East for the formation of tissues. work, a water? sary It also them up with cold How flavored? new and new financial the Father that dwelleth in me He Bluehill — wage commensurate with his farmers, factories, j grange, extend oar heartfelt sym- supplies energy. Carbohydrates sugar knowledge end to earn. into Maine. farmer ought doeth the works.” “He gave me a i pathy to the bereaved family in their and no ability There are legitimate backing Every Dear M. B. fYiend$: starches—contain nitrogen and are affliction. which the to this and become active commandment what I should say and fuel foods. Fats contain uo and expenditures orchardist does join movement, Well, Mol, let me tell you another way to nitrogen what 1 Beeolved, That a page of oar records be set not take into account. in its work. should speak” (John xiv, 10; ! salt A are useful as fuel. Mineral salts usually keep your good. little cornstarch chiefly F. of Penobscot, is in lit 49). if apart for these resolutions, a copy sent to the Let me state some Hoy Leach, we were as fully yielded mixed with the salt will keep the are found in problems, and if in Han- dampness bereaved a sent to Tub principally green vegetables, charge of the movement’s affairs family, also copy these can be to Him as He was to the Father it away. Another thing, when you are fixing milk and anawered in tbe affirmative, cock Ellsworth American for publication. fruits, eggs. They are very county. would be true of us, “It is not that gooseberries or strawberries,'use one of those then orcharding can be in- ye William H.;Mason, necessary to tbe body for they help make ligitimalaly speak, but the of little tongs that come in candy to take the cluded in tbe “Boost Maine” ISLE. Spirit your Father John E. Horton, bone and tissue, aid digestion and keep enterprises. NORTH DEER which blossoms or hulls off. I let some of my goose- I would is there an speaketh in you” (Matt, s, 20). Elinor Howard, the body fluids alkaline. Water is found First, ask, orchard in F. A. Haskell is at home. His berries get so I am them Capt. He was ripe just getting the State that (or a ot five the image of the invisible Committee. in all food. period years vessel is at ready to preserve. Oh, isn’t it a job, and a Stoning!on. God Cor. coaid be with all the (II. iv, 4; Heb. i. 3; Col. i, 15). tiresome too! An all-round diet—that one which properly handled, on&, LAKE HAPPYTOWN. i9, Mrs. William Ellis and three children vv nen we become VIEW, 451, labor or work, for Ins by redemption I am alone now for a little while, for the contains these food materials in the right including manager, paid the third and are at J. M. Ellis’ lor a visit. we to Saturday, Aug. 22, fourth out ot the revenues ot the and begin bear His image and folks are away haying. I was told that if you proportion—is the best diet for a place, still degrees were conferred on two candidates. normal, James C. of Washing- should to take a return a net dividend ot 7 cent, on Rogers and wile, day by day be increasingly have ducks, little lard and put some healthy, human being. No rule can be per tbe in it and rub it on their Harvest sapper was served. actual ton, D. C., are at F. E. Hardy's. conformed to that image, for to that sulphur heads, and it laid down about the proportion between money invested? This presupposes will kill that worm that gets in their beads that the tools and wife are visit- end all things are intended to work and auimal foods because this teams, buildings will be Leroy Hutchingson and 203. NORTH BROOK3VILLE. vegetable and kills them. We three, and we have RAINBOW, as at the end of the C. Hatch. (Rom. viii. 28. 29). If we faith be- lpst must with tbe form io good five years’ period ing his grandmother, Mrs. D. by fourteen now. Rainbow held an proportion vary grange interesting as were at the u- hold His glory it will be so until when which the vegetable food is taken and they beginning. It there is Aug. 17. Most every time I look out I see an auto- meeting Aug. 20. Miss Beach, of Orono, _ we see Him we shall be like Him with the individual. Tbe euch an orchard, it will be ample proof (II mobile going past. It makes me want to go an instructive lecture on the approximate gave “House- that there be 8EAYTLLE. Cor. iii, 38: I John iii, 3, 2i. crea- too. is one uncooked animal may more. For what has By Problems”. Ice-cream was served. proportion part is keepers been done can be done Allan of Brighton, Maas., tion they belouged to God.' for He You would have smiled if you could have food to three parts uncooked vegetable again. Cleveland, It was voted to hold a grange picnic at gave them life and been here this morning and seen the cat and ! food. My second problem would be this: visiting his uncle, Samuel Moore. breath and all West have and Gray’s grove, Sedgwick, Sept. 12, Could with things, but choice kittens (we three) my pet chicken i In and anyone take over an orchard in any John and of Bangor, by they denied God and invite other It is planning preparing food, certain Mooney wife, eating together. Itjseems nice to see the sun granges. hoped for here. in their works to should be followed: condition, any period ot time, and friends, are their vacation through professing that a number will attend. general principles spending once more. large a tor its lull (ace know Him (Tit i. HP. God wants 1. A mixed diet is the best for a give mortgage value at Mr. I must and to and Mrs. Fields, of Bangor, W'ell, say good-by go work, 6 cent, and from those who will not per hope ever to pay it off? It were nothing ac- for there is much and someone NEW CENTURY, DEDHAM. healthy person. with R. E. Newman. They joined to^do may 356, this is cept His in Christ 2. Avoid and possible, and at the same time the mercy Jesus. He come. I suppose Aunt Maria has lots of New Century grange has the overfeeding underfeeding. by frieuds Sunday. completed can be must first us as stuff. We have aud 3. Have in the place kept in good condition, no forgive sinners and green peas potatoes. I new: stable begun in June. The building variety diet, because Aug. T. one for 17._ give us Himself in Christ and make put up jar Thanksgiving. will accommodate thirty horses. Im- variety and surprise stimulate the diges- us His children Oh, by the way, I met “Aunt Sue’s” hus- tive to their best work. before we can render are now made in the juices flbbmiatnunta. band provements being yesterday at one of my neighbor’s 4. Food must Him anything, but when we become hall. New will be well cooked so that Goodby untillwe meet again. Pansy. dining Century grange His our the song should be “ever only for entertain Hancock Pomona 19. It is digestive organs may get from the food P. the Sept. Thee." The 8.—Oh, by way, I have a name for “N. all the nourishment which is in words “went their way" expected that State Master Stetson will be the food. L. H.’s” horse—Lollard. Prince is a pretty (verse 22) remind us of the same in 5. There must be conditions of cleanli- present. _ verse 5 ness in connection with the You If and that all who are not with care, prepara- Should Worry Infection and Insect Bites Dangerous. tion and of meals. it were Christ in the way are still going tbelr Mosquitoes, fiies and other insects, which EAST BLUEHILL. serving difficult to find a safe and reliable remedy for the breed quickly in garbage of It is essential that own way to everlasting destruction. pails, ponds Mrs. A. E. ill. housekeepers should ailments due to or stagnant water, are Webber is irregular defective action of the stomach, barns, musty places, etc., have a of food The same day came the Sadducees carriers of disease. time bite knowledge substances, food liver or Every they Mrs. H. P. is a few boweis. These ailments are to attack you, into Long spending and the best in likely with their question about the seven they inject poison your syatem values, ways which to cook from which some dread disease result. weeks in Sabattus. anyone; Lkely, too, to lead to worse sickness if not relieved. may foods for ease in digestion and for brethren who. one after the otber, had Get a bottle of Moan’s Liniment. It is anti- obtain- and a few will H. W. Binder and wife, of Council ing the greatest amount of nourishment the same woman to “If septic drops neutralize the wife. there be infection caused from the foods. by insect bites or rusty Bluffs, Iowa, are here for a few weeks. a resurrection, then whose wife shall nails. Sloan’s Liniment disinfects Cate, The department of agriculture in Wash- Braise* and Sores. You she be of the seven?" (Verses 23-28.) cannot afford to ba Mrs. Harry WTright and daughter Erne- ington and our agricultural department in without it in your home. Money back if not this line are Mrs. university are constantly Thus had shown satisfied. Only 26c. at your visiting Wright’s sister, Mrs. publishing they thought they Druggist. bulletins to women to this know- Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Sores. R. B. Long. help Pills the impossibility of a life after this There are also fine books ledge. many Beeepa/%’sare I 20. R. famous the world one. Note His reply, “Ye do err, not Aug. which are published by authorities on over, for their power to correcf these these There is no Uoub es and the nor the subjects. reason why certainly safely. They cleanse the system, purify knowing Scriptures power woman tne blood and SUN8HINE. should not gain this knowledge act as a general tonic upon body, bram and nerves, of God” (verse 29). What a farreacb- which is absolutely for the Mrs. Olive of is here. necessary indigestion, biliousness, constipation might, indeed, cause you pro- word and in a Conary, Portland, health and of herself and her ing. comprehensive efficiency longed suffering and expose to if Beecham’s rills has you danger sense applying to all error, for it all Ethel Stinson returned to Salem, family. comes from not knowing the Scrip- Mass. Any skin itching is a temper-tester. The tures The only way to be free from Charles Ames and wife, of Portland, are more yon scratch the worse it itches. Doan’s Were er ^r is to know the truth, which at W. W. Not On Hand guests Conary’a. Ointment cures Tfc* piles, eczema—any skin itch- htSF* ***. Medicine la tke World. makes us free indeed (John viii, 32-36). Aug. 17. C. i iug. At all drug stores.—Adel. Sold everywhere. 1„ bo»oe. 10c.. 2Sc. Quaint Old W.I.h Custom. r -T Story of ■ Picture, Sbbntutnuitfa. One of the quaintest of all Welah & picture which attracts roatoms la the f everybody's unsheathing of the attention at the Tate Its A HARD •word of Tal'esln She Loved Him gallery by po- that takes place sition, Its sise and Its every striking beauty year on the shores of Gel- Llyn la that of a lady rldlug on a white nonydd, near north For His Trefrlw, Wales. horse an Into a diamond A short Courage through archway court Children for Fletcher’s distance from the lake la a Cry _' yard. She Is dressed In a green velvet large, flat topped bowlder, supposed to riding habit of the time of Charles II- EVERETT P. CLARKE have been Taliesin’s By pulpit On this By LOUISE B. CUMMINGS with a red feather In her rock the long gray old bard (who Is said to have hat. On her left stands a page In an flourished about 540 A. the D.) performed old gold velvet suit, with a dog his The history of Rainsley diamond bis weird by religious rites, and ever since Tom It received its name from Gregory won a girl’s heart by side. This picture has a remarkable Is unique. the rock has been known as the “Court as well as Hainaley. who was lts first and of bravery. She was not a witness to It, history, numerous titles. Joseph Taliesin.” Once a year, In August bat sbe beard The catalogue calls It Por- a long while its only possessor, lie a all about it, and Tom "Equestrian tor group of bards assemble at the Africa with his wife was from that trait.” but It Is also known as “Nell went to South “court"—the chief moment a little god to bard standing on Gwynne,” the name given It Mil- two little children to make his for- the rock her. This Is the story of how Tom by end and the others on a circle of some land and to lais, and also sometimes as “Diana tune. leased began white stones distinguished himself. One night, hear- The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been surrounding it. Hers the Vernon.” The fact is that Sir Edwin for diamonds. Fie picked up rites in use for over SO years, has borne the of hunt are performed and ing something In bis room, be jumped signature small stones for solemnly Landseer left this picture unfinished. and has been made under nothing but very in over the his per- quaintly the presence of a large footboard right into a man’s He the till one day he found ohe of painted horse and Its trap- sonal supervision since its awhi'e crowd. The naked sword Is arms. Tom clinched with the /x infancy. returned robber, pings. It for an no one to size. It was as big as to intending equestrian L~,ry3: Allow deceive yon in this. extraordinary Its sheath when the chief who ” bard has dragged blm out of the room, portrait of Queen Victoria. But he All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good are bat an acorn. ascertained from the people that there downstairs and through the door Into died find left the picture unfinished, Experiments that trifle with and the health of i Rainsley was unwise enough to show la endanger peace In the land. The sword re- the and was a yard. During this moving scuffle it sent to Blr John Millais, Infants and Children—Experience against the stone to John Bradner. neighbor. mained Experiment. unsheathed the three the made several who bis own was not sure it waa a dia- during burglar attempts to painted daughter in this Indeed, he years of the Boer war. The ancient put hts hand to his to old costume, with the until Bradner told him so. blp pocket get riding together mond ceremony Is followed and hu- his was by witty revolver, but Gregory anticipated page, the dog and the background. What is CASTORIA The next day Rainsley surpris morous bardic addresses, recitations his and foiled It. At last Tlie was In 1870 and visit of Bradner with a consta- design Greg- picture begun Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Pare- ed at a and songs. OH, ory got his antagonist into a position finished twelve years later.—London and It is ble who had a search warrant for the goric, Props Soothing Syrups. pleasant. It where be could himself draw the re- Citizen. Bradner in a contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Sareotio diamond. having put Mansfield's Manner, volver. He did so. cocked It and held substance. Its age is its It Worms claim that the stone had been found “Richard guarantee. destroys Mansfield possessed a dom- the muscle against his ear. Habits of the Cuckoo. and Feverishness. For more than his land and he was the rightful enemy's allays thirty years it on inance that never is a failed him, I believe. The feeling it the cold steel In that po- It quite mistake to suppose that has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, owner. Mrs. Rainsley. taking in the The strange thing about this Is that sition had a soothing effect on the bur- the cuckoo neglects her egg after she Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and situation and knowing that what they he didn’t need 1L He had ’fascination’ glar. and be ceased to struggle. Greg- has deposited It In the nest of another Piarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, sought waa in her own bureau drawer, enough without It ory shouted for a policeman. One bird, declared Oliver G. Pike, In a lec- assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. took it w hen the searching party was "That fine, dry old and came and took the catch to the ture at the Camera club. The cuckoo The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. of house SDd manager good station. at another part the drop- a watchful man, A. M. Palmer, and I were once Gregory, who was In his nightshirt, kept eye upon her treasure it in a chink between two logs of and ped visiting Mansfield at and went back to bed. should any accident befall it she was built. Southampton, which the house late laid another egg in another nest Mr. I at night Mr. Palmer would come The next morning all the papers con- GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS The diamond was not found. Pike said he believed, It was * Into my room, and we would talk an tained accounts of the capture, and although Joe Italnsley and his wire now bed Impossible to prove It, that the cuckoo the of hour or so. It was always about Gregory, who had gone to sleep after }Bears Signature a problem before them. The stone was laid Its eggs In the nest of a bird of the Mansfield; that was always the way If the affair was over, woke up to find a fortune in itself, but unless they same species as that by which It had you were near him; It was Inevitable himself a hero. Indeed, he was a hero could get it away it would be of no itself been reared. Thus a cuckoo that you could think or speak of little before breakfast It isn’t every man to them. reared by a sedge warbler laid Its egg ose else. One night I said: who can sit down to his morning meal After considering many ways they in turn in a sedge warbler’s nest. So T think you understand him as well with a newspaper before him com- hit one which they hoped would wonderful was the spell which the upon as any man could.’ mending him for his marvelous pluck. be successful. They determined to young cuckoo exercised over other “‘Understand him? The old man It Is questionable If such acts are the their home, with them birds that he bad seen birds other than leare taking result of or the result of Im- laughed In his quiet way. *Thero's pluck its foster In their the scanty supply of household goods parents pause flight one man pulse. only on earth who under- to feed It, giving It the food which was In Ose For Over 30 Years Their room they possessed. living stands nut wnen ne went downtown to busi- Richard Mansfield. That's intended for their own and once decorated with a young, was rough plaster ness he was that one The Kind You Have Always Bought Richard Mansfield.' Then, after a Surprised every he saw a young cuckoo fed by birds of head and shoulders of a child. Mrs. Ct NTAUt COMPANY. NEW YOBK pause, he added with sudden vehe- he met took the same view of the mat- five different species In succession.— _THE CITY,__ Rainsley, who had some artistic skill, ter as mence, ’And he doesn't!* ”—Booth the newspaper. London Spectator. made a replica of this and while the an Tarklngton In Bellman. That evening, having engagement v as soft embedded the dia- with who plaster Jennie Oglesby, had been King Grasshoppers. Sf mond In Its center. Then she broke whether to bestow ber affec- Hatching Eggs In Rlo«. hesitating The champion aeronaut Is the king the original into fragments, which she tion* on him or a rival of hls, she Certain of the Chinese In the Inte- grasshopper, which has the ability to burled In the ground. lionized the hero. Tom, taking advan- rior districts adjacent to Amoy employ jump 100 times Its length. It can also Though Bradner and his officials of the situation, and was a somewhat unusual method for batch- tage proposed sail for 1,000 miles before the wind. knew of the Kainsleys’ departure, they accepted then and there. ing both bens' and ducks' eggs. The These grasshoppers sometimes go in made no effort to recover the diamond. Jennie was very proud of herself In breeder first takes a quantity of un- such numbers that they make a cloud The went to the coast whence winning so noble a man. She talked family husked rice and rousts It, cooling It 2,000 miles In extent. Its great front sailed tor America. would to everybody about her lover’s prowess, they They down by fanning or allowing the wind lip hides a pair of jaws as effective as have been to the on telling the story ngaln and again. Then willing pay duty to blow through until It Is lukewarm. a hay chopper, and it has an appetite the but feared that Bradner when Tom fell 111 and it was feared he diamond, He then spreads a three Inch layer of as voracious as that of a hippopota- had an with them to at would die she vowed that If he did sent agent the rice In a wooden tub and places mus. A young chick finds Itself Bhut she would never marry, for she could tach it if they did so and to inform about 100 eggs thereon; another layer inside the eggshell and must work its not expect to find a man who had the customs officers that they were of rice, this second and subsequent lay- out alone, but the young grass- shown such evidence of bravery. way smuggling it Into the country if they ers being but two Inches In thickness. hoppers find themselves—the whole over But Tom recovered, and the two were didn't Is spread the eggs. Each tub has nestful—shut in a hardened case in the married. Mrs. Gregory appeared to On the steamer with them was a six layers of rice and live layers of made their mother, and It one In her and ground by so that there are 500 In each have but pride husband, young Englishman named Cutts, who eggs, eggs takes a half dozen of them working that was hls bravery. While other ro- won Mrs, ltalnsley's good will by [lay- tub. The rice Is heated once every together to dislodge the lid which hours, the tak- mantic features of matrimony were Cakes Like This! eggs being Makes A ing especial attention to little Tommy twenty-four shuts them in.—National I: worn Geographical en out at such times. The chicks and away by tbe hard flint of fact. Rolnsley, aged four years, and In this Society Bulletin. are In twenty to Tom Gregory's display of courage 1 cake, the I way became Intimate with the family. ducklings produced Light, tender, mouth-melting days.—London Globe. seemed to grow In luster In the eyes Cutts talked a deal about bow thirty are to serve, whether /fl great of hls wife. Tom was not much of a Judging Distance. Bk kind that you proud to outwit customs officers. Mrs. Rains- Most people are unaware that the Slaves In Abyssinia. money maker, nor did he occupy any B- it is a cake you stirred up for the -B ley placed such confidence in his meth- apparent distance of an object depends just In the Gemira country of Abyssinia' prominent position In the affairs of the rich one for fl ods and experience In smuggling that was in upon the use of both eyes. This fact, I or a the Inhabitants are pagans. They ap- nation. But there one thing family splendid big she asked him If he had ever thought him to be of—bis True, however, can be strikingly Bhown. pear to believe In a divinity Inhabiting proud bravery. B ihe -fl of a so two or three birthday party. concealing small dutiable articles hls tackling a burglar was gradually Place pencil that the sky and also In secondary genii and as "fl In plaster ornaments. Cutts said that tbe or, rath- inches project over the edge of a table. Wonderful for pastry, too, just good dwelling on earth. Slavery Is not offi- forgotten by community, he had not. but it would be a of Then Btand alongside the table, close thought cially recognized, but exists In fact er, In the constant change its mem- fl for biscuits, hot rolls and bread. good way. Then he began to talk bers those who had heard of It were one eye and attempt to knock the pen- §g though with some extenuation In form. ■ farther—a in household about on the sub- who had not cil off hitting the projecting Goes help economy plaster casts, harping The slave Is not free to change his being replnced by those by quickly Jm ject till Mrs. One was not ever to un- end with the tip of the forefinger. Al- B it is milled a fl Raiusley grew suspicious, master. He Is put In chains If suspect- person likely —because by special process and, ber once aroused, dervalue It—hls wife. most Invariably the person making suspicions being ed of an Intention of escaping. He Is B' from Ohio Red Winter Wheat. fl she was soon sure was One when Tom was going the attempt underestimates the dis- that Cutts beaten If he does not work or march evening like from business he heard cries In tance an inch or more and, much Your will have it. Good grocers Bradner's agent and would Inform at the will of his master, and he re- home by | grocer || the customs were a house he lie listened, and to his surprise, misses the pencil en- officers that they ceives no pay. On the other hand, if Isissed. one was Tell Flour a In a were Some One eyed people, accustomed William smuggling diamond concealed he can be "presented" he cannot be they repeated. tirely. for mercy. Tbe door to estimating distances with only one plaster image. openly sold and must be designated begging piteously stood and Tom went In. A man of course have no trouble in hit- The night before reaching port they gabare (“subject”), not b«ria (“slave"). open, eye, con- was beating a crippled boy. Tom told ting the pencil at the first trial.—St. smashed the linage, and Itainsley Even these differences disappear in dis- HAYNES & CO. C. the man to desist und received only a Nicholas. WHITCOMB, W. GRINDAL. cluded to carry it in his mouth. As he tant provinces and in times of disor- for hls Tom and his wife and children stcpiied der. Those who will not submit live cursing pains, whereupon struck him with hls flst landing him Straight Talk a Virtue. ashore they were invited into a room, as fugitives in the forests. the floor. Then he told the brute the man who where all their baggage was taken. upon Everybody respects that he would look in occasionally as talks without circumlocution and who The baggage havlug been carefully ex- Discusses Intricate Questions. he passed and If he ever caught him means what he says, whose tongue is amined. they were all searched, but Few citizens have even heard of the 111 the he would not twisted and who to the discovered. bad the Mathematical to say treating cripple again goes right Clarion nothing Itainsley American society, him what he gave the hoy. He mark, never seeking to mislead or to stone well tucked far back on of the fact that its drivings In give Equipment away nothing also said that he would be back during misrepresent. Straight talk Is a vir- one side of his mouth and gave np evi- the science of figures have been of is completely up-to-date, com- the evening to investigate the case. tue that la practiced all too little. Im- dence in speech or otherwise of its be- value to European savants. And yet needed to for Tom told the story to hls wife at agine what a different world this would prising everything ing there. lie was congratulating him the society has been in existence the dinner table. He wus uot Interest- be if there were no other kind in busi- make Clarion conven- self that he had got his fortune safely many years, has a membership of 710. operation ed in hls wife’s valuation of his prow- ness, In domestic affairs. In society, In through when he was arrested on a Including sixty-six life members, pub- ient and economical. ess and did not look at her to learn diplomacy — between employers and charge made by Cntts that he had lishes essays and textbooks on mathe- vol- how she received the account of hls workers, politicians nnd people, govern- Our stolen money from him. Cutts declar matics and haR a library of 4.902 ipecial constructions ease of the cripple. Shortly aft- ment and governed nnd In the profes- «d that he had lost bank bills, the num- umes. The society discusses with protection in fire box fixtures, oven to out. sional and the business world! How ns the restrict- er dinner be took up his hat go bers of which be gave. One of the such complex problems dampers,glass oven doors,gas fourth "Where are you going?” asked his large a part of many men’s occupations bills was found In ltalnsley’s pocket- ed problem of three bodies, the attachments, ash chutes, would be gone if there was never any- book. Raius- dimension, the Fredholm determinant, wife. Cutts had put tt there. talk be- etc., make cooking a pleas- of the rational "To find out all about the case or thing but perfectly straight ley was taken to Jail. covariant curves plane ure. control of of osculat- that little boy,” was the tween man and man!—Christian Her- Complete Mrs. followed ber husband qulntlc and cyclic systems poor cripple Ralnsley me fire and oven is assured. curves on a surface. The “It may be necessary for ald. the Jail and went with him to his ing circles of reply. does not refer to kissing to separate the child from the man. cell. After he was locked In she asked last subject ^slc thc Clarion dealer Festivals. THE COLONIAL Star. At any rate, I don’t propose that the Funeral w leave to kiss him goodby. This was —Washington &2/ clarion about our new patterns. shall suffer any more of his bru- The Greeks and the Romans never Scanted, and the lips of husband and boy Candor. prescribed chilling silence at funerals. wife were glued together nnd the dia- Refreshing tality.” candor and uncon "Before said Mrs. Gregory, On the contrary, they regarded them WOOD & BISHOP Me. "“W* mond passed from the husband’s mouth For commercial you go." CO., Bangor, of truth it is hard want to show something up- as festivals and entertainments and to the wife's. sclous telling the "1 you occurrences for the beat some of the circulars received stairs." chose these produc- xue next day Cutts secured a private to SOLD J. P. ME. various resorts. "What Is It?” tions of their great plays. Every com- by ELDR1D0E,ELLSWORTH, Interview with Raiusley. telling him here from European of was first at that Often they are translated literally "Come and see.” edy Plautus produced he was sure of conviction and KITTERY TO CARIBOU. into Eng- led him to a room on the third a funeral celebration. would be for a from the foreign languages She ft HIGHEST S PILLS sent to state prison TUB DIAMOND BRAND. a. results are a delight. One Ladk s! Ask A' term of years. admitted that he lish, and the Itory. Archie of South was in- ymr UrucrUl for Cutts Lord, Addison, ('It i-o heavier’h Uliunona Ttros a In the closet 1 | Jz/kX advertisements of Hunga- “There’s something Making Uo. u was Braduer’s and for a half In- of these stantly killed Thursday by the premature A Pill* in Red and Lold .uluc'^^X agent v> boxes, seated witit Rtne Kit-lion. summer resort tells us that it don’t know If It Is a cat or a rat or “Going to the dansant tonight, Ciar- | V/ terest In the diamond would withdraw rian explosion of a blast while dynamiting *J Tako no other. liny of vovr the "Moderate except dur- what It Is." she said. Ice?” f DruaglHt- AskforCLI-i "i'Es-TER# charge against him. Rainsley re- charges prices, pollock in Eastern harbor. He was forty DIAMOND LRAXD PILLS, for season !*• went to the closet and looked “I haven't made up my mind yet. years known as Best, safest, Always Reliable fused. Later Mrs. Rainsley called to ing the height of the Tom years old, and leaves a family. In. the door shut behind Reg.” ®ee her husband and told him that she Hearing H. B. SOID BY DRUGGISTS FVERYWHERE Pete! Crowell, aged Bixty-flve, of had House Ethioe. him and a click, he turned and pulled “For the love of Aren’t you burled the diamond where no one Apartment Hyannis, Mass., a retired merchant, was hut She ain't no lady!" declared on the knob. He was locked In. satisfied with what you do to your herself could ever find it. "Lady? drowned last Thursday at lake Marana- Pauper Notice. the chatelaine of the fourth floor front. “What the dickens are you doing?" face?"—Cornell Widow. When Cutts came again to the jail cook, Head held, where he had a camp. contracted with the City of Bile* No answer. worth to and care for those who told Mrs. “Nor’ He was out in a motor boat HAVING support Rainsley him that Rainsley with his.wife, need assistance during the next five “No. She'll borrow your card table “Jennie, let me out!" when he fell may had put the diamond where no one Stationary. overboard. Mrs. Crowell years and are legal residents of Ellsworth, I not Invite to the party unless some- room rent succeeded in the but be- forbid all them on ac- could find he had served and then you “Not you’ll promise Pessimist—Board going up. stopping engine, persons trusting my It and after fore she could the boat back to her count, as there is of room and sccom* his That ain’t etiquette In my circle.”— thing.” going up, fee going up. Is there any- paddle plenty term In state prison for the husband he had disappeared. modations to care for them at the City Farm Judge. “What is Itr’ thing In this blooming university that bouse. M. J. Dbdmmit. ofTense he had not committed be __ me won’t Isn’t would be before the •*I want you to promise you going up? Optimist—Sure, my rich. The day Hlibmuwrmu*, A common mistake of local advertisers trial A Fighting Chanoe. back to quarrel with that horrid Jradeel—Wisconsin Sphinx. Cutts, feeling sure that he could |o is to estimate the value Mlsa Passee—Ob, Mr. Plunks, are you of advertising hut get the offer- man.” stone by prosecuting, Mr. Plunks— of one newspaper by the amount married or unmarried? “Good gracious! What’s the matter Vary Particular. space »ot to appear against Rainsley If asked some other It is a But if you would “You should launch out on the ocean by publication. h» would Married, generally. with yon?" give him $1,000. Rainsley strike me mistake of judgment for a business man call every day you might “Tou hurt” of matrimony, my boy.” •greed to do as as he could might get this soon 1 to estimate the value of space in a repu- •*11 some time when wasn't.—Judge. Half an hour later the hero of the “I might If 1 were sure of its being the diamond and the next day table with a circulation ocean."—Boston newspaper good Went forth burglar episode was released after • pacific Transcript a free man. alone drives man to by that of some other publication which The Responsibility what was a virtual promise to let the diamond Is now the property of will accept business at any price and be and brings out bis best gifts.— suffer. The fool wanders; the wise travel.— ®n American multimillionaire, and the tell little cripple pleased to get if.—Leavenworth (Kansas) Newell Dwight Hlllis. broke his Proverb. Times. Ralnsleys are rich. But be promise. Spanish " Kbbrrtiarmtnts. :— off' lnK «>f “>e policy industry touched by tariff schedules, which show an astonishing falling American %th prosperity, upo„ for- I I i I I I I |"|..1-M-M.HM-1 I H-l I I I I 1 | <£be ^Uswortl) and advise tariff rates proper for the in the amount of goods we sell to | of the at Washington, is government various schedules in the light of their eign countries and an equally aston- AND POLITICAL JOURNAL that of and the A LOCAL shipbuilding shipping No better plan has ever ishing increase In the goods foreign PUBLISHED finding*. Reliable trade. Now that the necessity for the Old MUSIC ' been and the is countries are selling to us. STOrT* EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON proposed, proposition ESTABLISHED IB8B of a merchant marine is be- building a for AT decidedly republican proposition in lbs home to this as Oldest and Bast in Eastern Mala*. Ewrythinf Music lint from a Brand ELLSWORTH, MAINE. ing brought country which the should be If the administration’s declared ; Piano to a if republican party nnd Mueic ***** BY TBK never before, the paralysis of Sheet Munir Hook", Motocvrles, Bicycle* s. through of fourth-class 1 given full credit. On the other policy filling postmas- Meebinea, Victor nnd Edison Talking HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO trade due to the war in Maine baud' Machine*. Tvti»,nID* Europe. it is acknowledged that republican terships only with men who could ;; Vacuum Cleaner*. Poet Card* of local view*. ^Pewritej,, W. H. Titus, Editor and Manager. finds her opportunity almost within was tariff schedules as enacted by Con- pass a civil service examination Always Reliable, Always Up-to-date, Always Alive to Custom a s,om'‘rs’ a lor six grasp, finds united public eentimen, terests. Always Guarantee In- oscrip»1op Price—$2.00 year; $1.00 gress in past years are the best tariff meant to mean what it says, why are ; Satisfaction. months; 50 cents for three months; If paid all over the behind her in country it, so of these offices in GOODS ALWAYS HIGH GRADE. NONE strictly In advance, $1 50, 75 and 38 cents measures the country has ever had. many places ;; BETTER MAh 5 cents. All ar- and for the achieve E respectively. Single copies everything right to tool Maine voters where stood first in that EASY PAYMENT TERMS IF are reckoned at the rate of $2 pei Why attempt republicans DESIRED rearages ment of her long-cherished hope and year. into the belief that progressiva tariff examination still unfilled? Rates—Are reasonable and will be the fact that the % advertising ambition—except nre but the estab- made known on policies anything application. law that will establish such a mer- lished policies of republicanism? For the first time in thirty years S. Business communications should be addressed chant marine and the that will made policy there will be no in !l to, and all checks and money orders pay Labor day parade j.clementT^-» »ole to The Hancock County Publishing maintain it are shaped by a demo- Maine. In order to establish and have paid New York city this fall. The labor Co., Ellsworth. cratic Congress and a democratic by this government millions of dollars unions have decided to take the Jot Salt. lie'll 2So litre. President. And the ■* — t~ democracy V. v- This week’s edition of Tfce of Civil war claims in the Booth, the money the parade would cost and use is and has been for all time Nearly 300 Bred Sows for August and STATE OF ! hopelessly leader of democratic it to relieve union men. O, I. C„ MAINE American is 2.400 copies. the .majority in unemployed PIOH—September farrow, Including Hascwa a.:-To the to a feature Yorkshires, Poland Chinas, Essex. Chesters. the Honor.bl. incompetent lay solitary the House of has Supreme Judicial eourl » Representatives pro- Berkshires, and Mutefeet. About 135 xoang boldeu per week (or 1913, 2,677 of business in the land. at Kll.wnrih, uitrtn 1 Average development to six months old. O. I. C, Poland that it shall not be to Boss Mad docks and his two demo- hoara, two county ot Hancock, on posed necessary Chester*, and th^Accoeu1Be C0M Jw 'b Maine’s for a merchant Chinas. Essex. Yorkshires. of October. ». <1. wu. Te«S fight marine, cratic at two month* old AUG. 26, 1914. prove the “loyalty” of the claimant colleagues on the board of Berkshires. Pigs shipped J WEDNESDAY, must hold from one to a carload. ptLABBHCE YOUNu. Of Fr„,v„ therefore, begin by taking in lots to suit purchaser COan,-V' to the government at the time of the aldermen* in their frantic efforts to and we rMFcctfutly with of to the We do not get fancy prices, guarantee ,Vfo;?:'d r,p”^j> singleness purpose help war. This is the that thorn from the shipment of nice stock. We hare approxi- Theodore entering wedge. pluck republican Bragdon, of »M Franks. a nation elect a mately 6.000 head to select from. Nnw Kao* REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. republican House of deed fath, u,ua, !„. » Once this proposition passes Con- flesh democratic* are making them* land Lien Htock Comcast. Peabody, Mass. r.m°rt|»Ke 1887. end four recorded iu Hancock V.?. Baj Representatives. The splendid iatry of dceda. t>o .k gress, the treasury will be selves ridiculous. For 13, page £» 'l 7'*! SEPT. 1914. swamped AITOOD ASHES mixed with I.lroe. morigaae to John P. STATE ELECTION, 14, candidates of the republican party for address J. uordon of 25 with claims from every cross-roads >Y prior snd other particular* lln, certain real „„t, this are in F. Hcllitan, soeces-or to Knox Fertiliser Co., A certain iot d.JSl&'J**** Congress year thoroughly south of Mason and “Business is the or pare,I of land .u For Dixon’s line, and looking up*” say Box 553. Rockland. Me. Franklin and !» Governor, touch with the interests of Maine that bounded »nd dwelled0*" Iowa, beginning on the *" WILLIAM T. HAINES, of Waterville. Uncle Sam will be forced to pay what democrats. “Of course it is,” prompt- trerse lumber north aX are involved in the trade. AirAOON-One two wagon. roael leading to t herryfield shipping amounts to a returned an Indiana business man W of U. F. NxWMANor Joan H. lour rod* aotS * For State Auditor, actually money premium ly Inquire aomhea.t ,,f the corner Bsimmkr. Ellsworth. don'a of JuS _ Tavern Houee. at a the men in the other “It’s ,uke „d " TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN, of Lewiston. upon disloyalty of who are Washington day. thence north 7' ea.t The Boston Pont in an Address ten impartial of Shingles. ■ tone, corner: S no content with his flat on its back and can’t look thruce north it! .... T For Representative to Congress, longer generosity any A. M Post Eh- Kllsaoitb. Me. news report of the political situation SHINOLKS—Carload roda. to corner atake and atonea: ib«ac,2fi! (Third District) in long ago removing all civil disabili- other way.” 7J areal ten rods to the aforeaaid roado!?** in says: “The interest centres eaal ..Id JOHN A. PETERS, of Ellsworth. Maine, ties that incurred their aoulheny by road t„ tb, they justly by lost. containing chiefly in the strength which the pro- beginning; eighty rebellion him. In 1914, the of this Being the aame premlaea convrvrd inMir against June* imports bv the Han- P. COUNTY TICKET. gressives will be able to master. The BOOK No. 4131 issued John Uordon. by hi. warrant, dLES country exceeded exports by $457,406. BANKcock County Savings Bank. Finder May 27. a. d. 1887. and recorded tVitlZS For Senators: possibility of progressive is return to its treasurer, lha&lks C. county ot dteda. victory If there is ever another con- In our exceeded regiatry boo. 1B “g! Hague June* 1913* exports 6leaseIRKILL. The conaideration atated in and the __ a»,d MELVIN D. CHATTO, of Brookaville. very remote, leaders of the ference one of the waa TStau, matters to which our deed right hundred dollara and rhJS imports by $32,159*039. Han- leaaaoce clauae SHERMAN S. SCAMMON, of Franklin. party frankly state that the best they it should address itself without delay BOOK No. 4996 issued by the of aaid mortg.gr deed r^Jl cock County Savings Bank. Finder aa follows. vie “Provided can for is the definition of the “true of BANK nevrrthricM nS For hope is to poll enough votes spirit return to its treasurer, Chaus* C. If the aaid Theodore Bragdon, hi» County Attorney, In COUNTY GOSSIP. he,,, to defeat the neutrality”. discountenancing the tleasecrrill. utoraor aMlgna abaH pay nnio the uild FRED L. of Ellsworth. republicans and perhaps P. jou MASON, placing of a French loan in the United Uordon, iheir belra. executor., Mol,“ Among some sweet peas grown by Mrs. tratortor relegate the G. O. P. to third place. States a firm BOOK No. 171 issued th» Saving* aaaigoa, the aum of eight haadau For Clerk of Courts, by of private bankers by dollara, four hundred Oaten Osgood, of a freak of of the Burrlll National In one year and tear It is on the which the our takes the Bluebill* BANKdepartment hundred In two TIMOTHY F. MAHONEY,of Ellsworth. largely strength government ground Hank, Ellsworth, Me. Finder please return year., from the date of iw. that the nature produced six perfect blossoms on preaenu. then thia deed and progressives will that the demo- proposed flotation would be a to said bask. t«o noteio.7 For of poll one stem. able by the aaid Theodore Judge Probate, violation of the “true of neu- Bragdon to the .a t crats spirit John P. in BERTRAND E of Eden. base their hope of their Uordou. one and i»o rear, true CLARK, electing trality”. The is the date of three phases Bryanesque P. T. Clarke* of Franklin and Bangor, Co Itt. preaents, abail both he hail For of nominee for governor. All politics in and invites the where the ami void.” j Register Deeds, question will a law office in center open Stonington the On the 15ih day of November, a. d. ub: u.d WILLIAM O. of Sullivan. Maine around the aforesaid “true and ME NTS—Three nice rents for small John P. EMERY, prohibition spirit” begins week. Clarke rpiENE Gordon, by hit deed of ends. a coming Mr. is & member of families in Pond avenue near hardwood assirnneTi issue. The enforcement of the law If it is violation of the “true JL dated on that day and recorded in For Sheriff, the Hancock and from the dust and dirt of sfor^ for Americans to subscribe for county bar, and has for some factory away regiatry. book 129, page 147, in coosUmtwn under the spirit” shade tree* cover the about FORREST O. of Ellsworth. administration of Governor streets; grounds aa therein set forth, of five hundred SILSBY, a French loan, is it a similar violation time been conducting offices at Bangor the and the location Is healthful. dolltn buildings, paid by John West, the whereof Haines has been more strict than ever for Americans to A. F. Burnham receipt he For County Commissioner, purchase for #20,- and Franklin. He will discontinue his therein acknowledges, assigned to said Mb Weat af! Ihe MELVILLE L. of Mt. Desert. before, and it has had the effect of 000,000 Uerman liners now interned in but will be at his Franklin right, title and interest that 1m ALLEN, Bangor office, over Moore's drug store, vacated then had to the aforeaaid our The mortgage deed tsd the issue to the front ports? gold paid for these office Dr. Uibbs. Hot water beataud toilet. the For County Treasurer, bringing stronger Saturdays. OFFICESby uotra described therein, and the record steamers will go to the coffers of Ger- Apply to K. O. Moore. EUaworth. title of all said real estate is now BOYD A. of than ever. The have encumhend BLAISDELL, Franklin. progressives as as that for by said mortgage deed many just sorely paid SIMONTON house on Hancock street. straddled the POLITICAL NOTES. Haid mortgagor. Theodore Bragdon, tad FOR REPRESENTATIVES. practically prohibition French bonds would find its to re of Jams* Murphy. Pine street. way THEInqu those having hta estate in the premise* hit* issue. The are France.—Boston Class 1—E. J. Morrison, Bar Harbor. republicans standing Transcript. been in uninterrupted possessi >u of said .tw Andrew J. has estate from 1*S». the 2— W. A. Castine. on their record of Babbage been named by May 27, date of the *|. Ricker, enforcement. The Koiuti. rat ton of the time limited in «sld the democratic town cotamittee of Eden &priial mortgage 3— Milton Beckwith, Ellsworth. democrats are standing for what The republican party here is en- f>ior the full performance of the coadtuou as candidate for to the date a representative to the to our thereof, ol this petitioa, 4— Panl W. Deer Isle. amounts to or gaged in a lirB wish eipress sincere being Scott, high license, local op- splendid fight against apprecia- more than twentv years from the date o! ta* rum-controlled at to fill the on the IT lion and thanks to our friends, for the 5— A. B. Gouldsboro. democracy home legislature, vacancy expiration of said time limited to »* d mort- Holt, tion, which resubmis- kindness and assistance rendered u* dur ng contemplates and the ruinous ticket caused the withdrawal of the full »nc* of 6— Ward W. Bluehill. policies of the na- by John our sad bereavement; also for the many gsgefor perform theconditkn* Wescott, sion of the entire thereof, and have had said of question to the tional A little band of H. who had not been a citizen of floral offerings, beautiful thougu silent trib- during period 7— Loren W. Tremont. democracy. Stalford, lime, and now a vested Rumill, utes of love and sympathy. have, estate in fee people.” self-constituted leaders the estate. progressive United States long enough to be CHaRLKN 1. STAPLRS. simple in aaid real are On a. d. this desperately endeavoring to lend for the he Mr*. Horace F. Wmrcott. May 22. 1912, petitioner by a eligible office, having been direct chain of title said It Won’t Go Here. Hon. John A. commissioner help to the democrats. The most that Mrs. Frro W. Phillips. from Theodor* Brag- Roberts, naturalized only recently. dou and by, through and under said Theodore under the best of circum- If Col. Roosevelt is correctly of agriculture of Maine, in a speech they could, Bragdon nad acquire*! title in fre simp!* to to do is to defeat their one-half and undivided of said re&i estate, iad at a stances, hope | quoted, in his last week at republican in Warren last AJramMmnu*. on the 22nd of a. d. speech rally old republican friends and put their Shady Nook Party. day October, I9lt thia petitioner title in fee to til Lewiston he said: week, said: “I voted for Col. Roose- the The entertainment at acquired simple enemies, democrats, into power. given Bayside ot aaid real estate by direct thain of title it velt in now tame “Two years ago a good many honest people, 19X2, and I did it because of his Evidences multiply that the sober- grange hall, August 20. by the young aforeaaid, and owns the is Ik simple and ia in posse-eion thereof honest progressives, were deceived into sup- stand for a minded voters who have called them- of was well attended. Land protective tariff. Taft’s people Shady Nook* Attention, Buyers. The petit! ner states upon his best Infor- porting gentlemen like Mr. and selves progressives are not to I Burleigh reciprocity treatment with Canada going First on the program was a group of The lots of real estate be- i mation and belief that said John Wj# it Mr. Peters because these set back the welfare of Maine I following dead, and that, if be be tbe gentlemen assured by any folk the Irish living, petitioner had set me him. Wilson I dances, jig, Hungarian lousing to estate of Oapt. S. L. Lord has been unable to ascertain aarthiaf the voters that they were really progressives against such foolish wasting of her political utterly j and will be to the h wnatever of bis whereabouts; aud the peti- and considered a — Rockland dance, Highland schottische* which sold ghest bidder re- would stand for progressive policies. square and sincere man, strength. Courier-Gazette. tioner alleges under oath that the residents were danced Miss Margaret Johnson gardless of value: But as a matter of in have by or whereabouts of said John West, if liviaf, fact, Congress they but I did not believe in his I ONR UOT situate 1 on road policy. and Misses Rachel and Alice Surry opposite is unknown to this uer. sad If stood absolutely with the Bourbon reaction- Haynes. residence of Howard Moor known aa utterly petit, am not a as Col. Roosevelt has made his John dead. Fannie BUisdell, Lu/ie HUiadeilaod progressive, progressives good The second number on Black well 9i acre* aries of the stamp of Mr. Oallinger and the the program was !qt, wooded, containing Mary West, all of aaid Frankiiu sod Geaitrr are known The to in Maine more let*. other men who two took in the to-day. republican promise speak during a Miss Marion West of in the county years ago part reading by White* “The | ALSO LOT on river front known as Campbell, Hangerville, has this .Shep- of Piscataquis, in said rttate, are r*,eoniybfin theft from the rank and file of the republican party been the most campaign. He received the Third Man From the End.” This was I ard's wharf valuable as lots. Must progressive cottage of the said John Weat known to this pe5;.ioorr, of its to make its own be seen to be appreciated. party right platform j the nation has ever known. It due an ex-President of this followed rendered violin and that if there are any oth*-r person* ia party greeting by beautifully ONE LOT situated in Lamoine, and declare for its own formerly existence claiming through or under aid policies.” has advanced of but there is no solos Miss Isabel McGee. owned by Charles P. Hodgkins, of by, step by step, and fast great country ours, by Hancock, John Weat. then tne name or n wuev sod tbs containing six acres more or less; see reg of The that The last of the a residence or residences of all such persoa* apparent misapprehension enough. I saw voters, who are indication that his coming made any part program* play- creeds book 9H, »4 for exact boundaries. op- page are unknown to this Ool. Roosevelt was under “How the was well ONE 1XJT situated in Lamoine, utterly petitioner. that Mr. to free out iu the votes. On the let, Story Grew,” pre- containing And if,after due notice Honorable posed trade, open progressive contrary, seven acr* s more or less, owned by your sented the cast: formerly by Court to said John West, an I said isnoie Peters Was a candidate (or congress- each bis but the by following K. of Hancock. Deeded fighting other, instead of facing speeches emphasized fact Tyler Hodgkiu*. by Blaisdeil, Llxxie Bla-sdell. West hi of to Samuel L. (x>rd Jan. 11, 1906. Re- .Mary man two is immaterial ex- Mrs Oenteve Weat aud t<» al per- years ago the common enemy, and I came to that the progressives and republicans Rice.Miss Isabel J McGee corded of deeds book 428, 12. Campbell registry page sons unknown interest* as aforesaid, s* as that be was Mrs Doolittle.Miss Jessie N Bigelow ONE LOT situated in Lamoine. cept indicating equally the conclusion that the best to are allied in if not in formerly aud u oesr ng by way principles party owned Charles P. Hodgkins home- provided by law, up< Mrs Green.Miss Marion II White adjoining Honorable Court, no evidence U as unin(ormed or misinlormed as to it out was in the ranks of and the the stead of John F. your fight the re- organization, only way Mrs Snow. .Miss Hodgkins, containing offered of upon to* Amy L Philips twenty-four acres more or less. For further any payment Mr. Peters’ attitude. This of can above named within twenty itvt political publican party. We should vote with- progressives Maine make their description see of deeds vol. 413, mortgage T registry j to the date of this or of say kind o( talk .Ml-M.y Bigelow sc. prior petition, will act as a out and so vote that our votes effective is “"wbui.! page in recog- boomerang prejudice, by setting principles ONE LOT situated in Lamoine other act within said twenty years formerly nition of the existence of said mortgage « • (or the progressives or democrats farmers do not have to above .“»« ElU.betb S Clle«on owned bv Barron K. Martin lot of compete with party. Mrs Teykir! | adjoining valid this petitioner prays ib» C. P. Hodgkins near Lamoine and Hancock mortgage, it in Mr. Peters’ own town or the Honorable Court may enter a *i*cre* making potatoes of Germany which are After the a of the line aert * more or your performance portion containing thirty-tive forth such facta aud tue tindiag* « in leas; see of deeds book 4W, 319. setting county; (act, throughout the third raised for 15 or 20 cents a bushel.” The Titantic across the first number was registry page in relation thereto, struggle repeated by request. ONE LOT aituate,J “ Institute of International Law at down John West. Fannie Blaisdeil. Mary army pouring upon Germany Congressman Kahn, of California, sons for Selling ut Half Price. otb*r Per For Uenicve Weat Campbell aud all and one of the world’s Sale! Paris, recog- from the north and the Ger- who is now part in the It iBD’t often that have unknown claiming by, tbrou-tb or1uD“.frftf!..r west, taking republi- I faith enough and a-1 o nized authorities on international or them, as above set forth, mans must soon look to defensive can in has been be dniv •» campaign Maine, just in the medicines put up by other to persona interested, if any, may the of German people moned Honorable Court, as p*<> law, Bays purchase operations on a more extensive scale given the endorsement of the Several acres of land on Bart- by your c rt pro- be to offer to refund the if law. to to steamers the United States after willing money by appear your .{. by in that as Prussia has of his district for and show cause the prayer of quarter, already gressives re-election. does why ae it not cure, said Parcher to lett's tioner should not be and such hostilities have would be a vio- been Druggist Island, one of the granted begun compelled to do, abandoning This is just another little indication group entered. one of bis ,n3»«t lation of and cites many customers, but I am glad Uat^l at Franklin, thia I5ih neutrality, many her campaign in Her via, where the of how close together the republicans of iocs*- beautiful Mt. Desert islands a. d. 1914 CLakkSCE J- court decisions to this effect. to sell Dr. Howard’s for prize first blow was struck. The declara- and progressives are, in of remedy constipa- really spite STATE OF MAINE. President is tion and on to Wilson, however, going tion of war upon Germany by Japan what a few self-elevated progressive dyspepsia that plan. Apply E. E. Stuart, 10 ahead with his and a bill The Dr. 24, a. d B program, is one of the features of the week. leaders in Maine may say about it. Howard Company, in order to Hancock as. August Wareham Mass. Thee Clareoct with this in view has is a a St., Boston, personally appeared object already Japan setting up Monroe doc- get quick introductory sale, authorized above named and made Young osf'^4vlrtatfrea been introduced in the House. If this bad been does not know the residence or w h- trine of her own in the far East. country enjoying me to sell the regular cent bottle of fifty of said John if he be no* living. Col. E. C. Plummer, of Bath, who is in the benefits of a West, republican protec- their for 25 and that if there are any persons in exi5-.*,ni,I<«. Ellsworth and is scheduled to remedy half-price, cents, aforesaid.«* to-day, The republican party by platform tive tariff for the past year and a SLtgai Notices. cept the respondents named half, 1 have sold a lot of or under said John address a republican rally here Friday although it, and inf by, through declarations is pledged absolutely for instead of being under the democratic then the name or names and the guaranteed every not one has reeideLent- evening, agrees fully with this French package, NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. residences of any or all such pr80n !iu. the establishment of a it would not now be con- afore*** 11 permanent makeshift, been brought back as terly unknown and that all the be authority, and, in fact, voiced the same unsatisfactory. Charles H. Estes, of Dedham, « tariff in gallons in the aforesaid petition- ^ non-partisan board wbose func- fronted with the necessity for impos- 1 am still the at half- WHEREAS,the county of Hancock, in the opinion at Winnipeg three weeks ago. selling specific State of Maine, residence or whereabouts of said by hU mortgage deed dsted i« rear« tion it shall be to examine conditions ing an internal revenue war tax In I cannot tell how the if is un.uowu and Col. Plummer is himself a price, although long 1 twenty-second day of and living, utterly * recognized July, 1902, re- tho>e named shall be able corded in the Hancock of any persons, escept on this as one of the sanely and without prejudice in every order to meet the expenses of gov- to do so. Any person who is regtsty deeds or uu authority subject,and book page 40, conveyed to ine the under- aforesaid, claiming by, through tj,e and all subject to sick a certain of John West, then the name or leading admiralty lawyers of the'country ernment, that,'too, because of constipation, headache, signtd parcel real estate situated such P*n-rtoai in said Dedham residence or residences of all liver or being lot numbered one (l). has represented the coastwise shipping a war in which we have no dizziness, trouble, indigestion a are unknown, are true. part. containing two acres, mors or less, being the utterly in general played out to same lot numbered one Before me, interests Washington for fifteen years. condition, ought (l) conveyed to Arthur < LABSE, Paint A. < PKHCV T. take advantage of this Colby by Elisha 8wett by his warranty deed He is even now under urgent call to re- These are opportunity. If Justice of the busy days for Secretary July 21. 1899, said lot being on the east the remedy does not cure can side of road turn to Washington on business con- Every gallon costs a painter’s day’s Metcalf of the them, they leading from Dedham village STATE OP MAINE. department of com- to East Holden, and recorded nected with the bill. come right back to ray store, and I will in Hancock County of Hancock b»: d shipping who a registry of deeds in vol. 340, 62. Supreme*>- work. merce, is having hard time refund their page cial Court. In Vacation. August Col. Plummer goes even further than cheerfully money. Above mentioned lot bouoded on the north 1814. Atrrd th*l his “boom” statements by road leading from Dedham to Dr. and Bays the of Ger- reconciling East Upon the foregoing petition >fld Clunet, purchase Poor more Holden; east by land of D. 8. JJJn paint, gallons; good paint, with the cold in his Burrili: west bv service a copy of the pew gttP. under conditions figures reports, land of H. P Burrili at a personal By man steamers existing cedar .tike; sout£ thisbiderof notice be made W by mill poDd. uPoulf_owDlkb lead to Btrained less pc-sed claimants whose names are ^ will inevitably relations, gallons. Whereas the condition of said Blaisae* Catarrh Cannot Be Cnre mortgage has wit: Fannie Biarsdell, Ltizie if not So with and it is his been broken; now bv > war, England, therefore, reason of the Oenieve West Campbell t g. extra with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, aa can- breach of condition I fourteenthis interests are Every gallon adds to your job, its they thereof, claim a fore- leaat before the October term of O0| belief that German actively not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is closure of said f mortgage d. 1914, and that notice upon other ^ the bill at with a blood or constitutional disease, and in Hobao« B. promoting Washington the Estes. unknown.claiming as heirs, price and painter’s day’s work: not order to cure it you must take internal rem- r,ber *>• deV.lfethroug^by* Hailey, his A tty.3 of John West, or claiming b.v that very object in view. edies. Hall’s Catarrh Cnre is taken inter- Dsted August 24, 1914. signs JLen or under the said John West, g0d a delicate and acts the blood and bec The proposition is one, yet far from |6 a gallon. nally, directly upon a like of said P*c for mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is publishing copy ic0n that ad- order of notice in the Ellsworth there has been no indication the medicine. It was not a quack prescribed by rrH.’l.,Uv.D*cr.iber 1er.el>y lives notice that three successive weeks, the first or the south- There are a dozen good and one of the best in this for 7 PJ1°QCtobet ministration at Washington paints physicians country »<»«“>■»- to be at least days before and is a regular It is tnUrix^of the estate of thirty #**JVideBt*re P® in of have years prescription. term uf said court, that the aaid $Da ern democrats control Congress of the best tonics com- HOBBBT hundreds of ones. Devoe is one of composed known, ASH. iste of MOUNT and m*y poor with the best blood DESEBT. all peisons interested d gbo* shown any appreciation of the fact. bined purifiers, acting di- Of there before said court on the raucoui surfaces. The Hancock, and appear rectly perfect .tbv.cou.ntIbonds as the deceased, cause the dozen. The chances are of two given law direct*. Alt against aaid petition. there isn’t combination the ingredients is what per- King. b»’inK demands sgalnst the estate A*NO w. produces such wonderful results in curing of the and diversified said deceased are desired to Judicial o( Among many catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. present Joatice Supreme LOIJerora another in this town. DEVOE. the same for settlement, and and business interests of Maine that F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo, O. all Indebted A true copy of the petition requested to make payment Im- court thereon. Sold by Druggists, price 76c. mediately.*b“rr.t5> largely depend for existence, to say MORRISON-JOY Co. Sell it. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. MABTBAMaBTHA A.A ASH.Ala Atteat:—Johm E. Bcaaaa, July 21, 1914. Clerk 8. J. Court. ¥ ¥ A ¥ JL ^ V . 09 appointed quali- needs This, after flouting the All his associations w-ere in and around 21 Merchants fied. ships. powdered. 12£ Row, five decades this city, and old w?ere re- arguments urged through by friendships yellow. 09 Boston, Mass. Suppose again, still admitting the legal- newed with As a man of the coast states. The cry is, ships at all joy. business, Coffee, tb. 30 £38 ity of the and the vote taken, meeting costs. And the ominous promise is that Henry Joy was ever honest and above ; Tea, tb. 40365 that the mayor sees fit to exercise his veto board. His fine was manifest iu B>. 60 the cost may be in a dearer coin than is integrity Cream of tartar, power. It would the vote of four require supposed. ail his dealings, and bis popularity was Molasses, gal. 40 £60 TEACHERS aldermen to overrule the veto, MEATS AND PROVISIONS. mayor’s In its present form, the bill admits to well deserved. His rugged honesty was Teachers for fall vacancies. No fee and the democrats have Beef, lb. 25350 only tbree. American foreign-built vessels maintained to the last, revealing itself ! charged for registration during registry Native veal, lb. 18£30 EDEN FAIR and either ow ned Americans or unflinchingly in his recent contest for the July August. complete by Native lamb, lb. 25 £40 Send for application blank. an American corporation. The terms county comraissionership. Salt tb. 17 Eastern REPUBLICAN RALLIES. by pork, §20 and Educational Bureau, of of were threshed out In his family Capt. Joy was at his best. Wednesday Thursday this sort transfer FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN. Suite 410, Eastern Trust Bld’g, Bangor, in the Powers in conclave, and it He was a devoted husband and father, Flour, bbl. $6.00 §7.00 Campaign Now In Full Swing in }0O0 by Maine. was in the London of kind and indulgent always. Three chil- fancy brands, bbl. 7.50§8.00 *«<> Hancock decided, agreement 9 10 County. dren came into his whose Corn, bag,(wftole, cracked or meal, 1 90 The that year, that the neutrality of ships so home—Annie, September republican campaign is now in full Shorts, mixed feed and middlings, 1 70 ordered could not be considered in- happy marriage ended after so few' years CLOTHES Reflect the Man •wing in Hancock county. Congressman Oats, bu. 60 violable. In the judgment of shipping in death; Harry, in the telephone service Do do credit? Peters set the ball rolling last Thursday in Horse yours you experts it w’ould be possible to transfer a in the West, but who has been with his Racing, Have them cleaned and his automobile trip through the western pressed by majority of the stock of foreign-built parents in the summer past, and Bessie, MARINE LIST. of the county, ^receiving an enthusi- Tugs-of-War, vessels to the name of American citizens, now Mrs. Kearney, resident in the West. astic reception all along the route. This DAVID FRIEND and do this without a cant of To all these, as well as to the little grand- ElfWworth Port. Obstacle Races week he is in Rallies legally, Prompt work. Lowest Somerset county. and Mrs. constant Ar Aug 21, schs Nellie Grant, Port Reading, prices money actually changing hands. The child, Capt. Joy gave were held at Franklin and Castine last Henrietta A Whitney, Perth Amboy en- and the death of their first London has definitely devotion, born, Hancock Port*. night. rallies and sched- agreement County Other speakers an this which probably nearly eight years ago, was unspeakable West Sullivan—Sid Aug 23, sch Ira B Ellems, all the time IRA B. uled are as follows: visaged possibility, Something doing HAGAN, Jr. had much to do with its adverse decision* sorrow. New York Brook 1 in, Aug. 26-Col. E. C. Plummer Southwest Harbor—Sid 20, ga s Deliv- Civil Our flutters from the stern of a He was a good neighbor, having a warm Aug Engineer, of and of flag ery Bath, Donald F. Snow, Bangor. in hearts of those who have Land foreign ship, which, by a contemptible place the Aug 21, stm Mohawk. COME! COME! Surveyor. Penobscot, Aug; 26, Carrol N. Perkins, Aug 22, sch F C Pendleton, Uautsport, N 8, COME! hocus we have declared an Ameri- lived adjacent during these later years. Correspondence Solicited. of law of Senator pocus, for Vineyard Haven Watervilie, partner was a in- can ship in a manner to satisfy the com- Capt. Joy graphic raconteur, ELLSWORTH FALLS, ME. P. 0. Box 7. Johnson, and E. F. Merrill, of Skowhe- conscience of the in our teresting to an unusual degree. His life HORN. gan. mercial producers THE— inland states. That ship has been laden at sea, his experience in foreign ports, ELLSWORTH South Brooksville, 28—Perkins and BUCKMINSTER—At Sedgwick. Aug 18, to Mr Aug. cotton and tobacco. It is had provided rich material, and he used it Merrill. with American and Mrs Ralph M Bucksmiuster, a son the entertainment of his listeners. Allen. Steam and Bath seized, exactly as the nations agreed that to [ Lloyd | Laundry Rooms. Ellsworth, Aug. 28-Col. Plummer and to Mr and CLARION. it should be seized. Our “national Naturally genial and kindly, charitable FOSTER—At Mariaville, Aug 19, Ai O PAW, NO WAhH*K. Judge Beuel of Mrs Ralph Foster, a daughter. Robinson, Camden. and he friends All kind* of work done at abort notice. honor” (which saw nothing dishonorable large-hearted, gathered to Mr laundry — of SLEEPER—At Dedham, Mass, Aug 23, Goode called tor and delivered. Bluehill, Aug. 29 Ira G. Hersey, Within a few months one of Whether it’s a range or a fur in the transfer) is affronted. More to save everywrhere. and Mrs Leroy F Sleeper, a son. [John and H. a. ESTEY &. CO. Houlton, Judge Robinson. these w'hom he had not seen for Anthony. | is a our faces than our honor we are obliged to twenty- uace—if it “Clarion”, it if it Bar 3 -lion. Curtis Guild, TRENEER—At Stonington, Aug 19, to Mr and ate y Building, State St.. Ellsworth, Me Harbor, Sept. iucident. And for five years, sought him out at his Ells- of resent the presently, Mrs John T Treneer, a daughter. | Edith sure to meet every requirement. Massachusetts. worth and it satisfac- no other reason than the stupid greed of home, gave great Reynolds. | Ellsworth, 3-U. 8. Senator ‘John WILLIAMS—At 18, t© Mr Made the Wood Bishop Co. Sept. inland who must have a market tion to the man thus remembered. For Stonington, Aug by Commission ffUrrijantB. W- of producers and Mrs Albert Williams, a daughter. Weeks, Massachusetts. was a member of Bangor. Sold at all costs, we, the only first-rate world many years Capt. Joy [Dorothy Louise.] by Ellsworth, Sept. 12 — Congressman the First and at- power not now embroiled, are fighting Congregational parish, Peters. w’hen J. P. with the rest. And with no genuine tended service there in health. MARlilKD. ELDRIDGE, His illness was long and wearing; borne Main Ellswokth. grievance. — Street, with courage and fortitude. His death LEIGHTON—MONAGHAN At Cherryfield, “Farm products cost more than they Miss P occurred on Wednesday morning, Aug. Aug 22, by Rev P F Flanagan, Mabel Mr. Corntossel. 19, of to Herbert F Mona- “Yes,” replied Congress has wrought a blunder the and the funeral services took in the Leighton, Steuben, When a farmer is to know the place ghan, o! Bangor. Fox Emission. merchaH^7 supposed which will not be under- church on Thursday; Trapping botanical name of what he’s raisin’, and magnitude of Congregational WEBSTER— CLEMENT—At South Penobscot, Walter Bray, Orland, Me., the conducted by the Besides his 24 34 « name of insect that eats at once. We count ourselves pastor. 21, Rev Chester A Smith, Miss caught fox, mink; zoological tho stood may immediate he is survived his Aug by and will family, by Marium A Webster, of Sonth Orland, to Thomas Callahan, North the chemical name of what if does not involve us WANT Jt; lucky this program brother—Austin H., and a sister—Mrs. Chester W Clement, of West Penobscot. Monroe, N. H., caught 23 it, somebody’s got to pay.”—Wash- fox with methods. in the world war; lucky if this whitewash George R. Campbell. Page ington Star. for testimonials and \ in A man whom we shall remember long DIED. Stamp is not some day drenched blood. terms. Warranted land, and has from us. j kindly gone water, snow sets. Bait and Live R. B. Mathews. Poultry ALLEN—At Sedgwick, Aug 2, Amos H Allen, scent in pintsars, for sale by atjbtrttormnua. Sudden Death at Green Lake. aged 75 years, 1 month, 26 days. EDGAR R. PAGE, Orland, Maine. Rockwell 8. Spencer, one of the oldest Sunday School Field Day. CONDON—At Surry, Aug 24, Mrs Fannie Con- and don, aged 71 years. of the government lish hatch- There will be a school held day DO employees Sunday HINCKLEY—At Bluehill, Aug 22, Edward J YOU SUFFER of heart ery at Green Lake, died suddenly at Black’s grove, Mariavilie, Tuesday, Hinckely, aged 58 years, 2 months, 6 days. Farm Produce. FROM BACKACHE? disease Sunday, at his home on the hatch- Sept. 1, under the auspices of the executive HODGKINS—At Bar Harbor, Aug 14, Haunah Furniture Repaired Jane, wife of John Fairfield Hodgkins, aged reservation. He was sitting in a committee of the Hancock ery County Sunday 71 years. 6 months, 14 days. When are weak and his wife when he PAINTING, DRESSING, your kidneys chair reading aloud to School association. HUTCHINS —At Bucksport, Aug 19, Mrs torpid do not H they properly perform suddenly expired. The program for the day includes a Drusie Hutchins, aged 78 years. FINISHING. Sards. their back aches old. LEWIS—At South Oouldsboro, Elsie, infant Professional functions; your Mr. Spenoer was Bixty-eight years basket dinner and social hour at noon, and much daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lewis. FRAN you do not feel like doing He had been employed at the hatchery for at 2 with ser- grove meeting p. m., song MADDOCKS-At Ellsworth, Aug 21, Miss F. E. Tilden, KLIN^8TREET^th T of You are to be lived ICE lir SCOT anything. likely about seventeen years. He formerly vice, symposium, round table and ad- Adeleuer Maddocks, aged 67 years. A'l Falls. He wss a SPECIALTY HADE OF despondent and to borrow trouble, at Ellsworth genial, basket at 6 and SMITH—At Sedgwick, Aug 19, Mrs Mary J a em- dresses, supper o’clock, “When I mafried said Mrs. Nag- TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING AND as al- man and faithful Smith, aged 82 years, 8 months, 20 days. you,” just if you hadn’t enough good-hearted in the GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. and will be greatly missed. chapel meeting evening. SPENCER—At Green Lake Ded- “1 thought to reform you.” “Yes,” ready. Don’t be a victim any longer. ployee, hatchery, gers, Agent Union Safe Deposit ft Trust Co., of Port- He leaves a widow and two sons—Bert, Among the speakers will be Rev. J. O. ham, Rockwell S aged 66 a num- The Aug 23, Spencer, answered the husband, “and like anil, for furnishing Probate and Surety Bonds old reliable medicine, Hood's of Green Lake, and Thomaa R. Spencer, of of Revs. years. Backlund, Boston, O. J. Quptill ber of reformers seized the first op- Agent Ollter Typewriter! typewriter supplies and Oakdale, Mass., and two daughters—Mrs. STAPLES—At Ellsworth, Aug 20, Rena M.> you Sarsaparilla, gives strength and P. A. A. and Mrs. Annie L. become a boss.—Kansas and Water St a Moore’s Charles Bannock, of Green Lake, and Mrs. Killam, wife of Charles I Staples, aged 46 years, portunity to City Cor. Main (over Drug tone to the and builds up Star. Store), Ellsworth, Me. kidneys Gertrude Merrill, of Bangor. H. Quptill. 7 months. the whole system. Get it today. NEWS. Misses Once and Hope McKinney went COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY to Franklin Saturday to attend the Strat- ton reunion. FRANKLIN. SOUTHWEST HARBOR. Miss Annie Hawks, of Augusta, was a left cn her return Rev. George W Peck, Unden Baptist Miss Edith Bragdon recent guest of Miss Myn Springer. to Portland Monday. church, Camden, N. J., gave an excellent Mrs. Ida is the guest of Mrs. SUMMER TRIPS Springer church Sun- and sermon at the Congregational Mrs. L. T. Bunker spent Saturday at her at Tnnk Nina Colby camp pond. morning. Sunday at Jacksonville camp-meeting. day Leslie Tripp and wife have moved to Prof. of with who been vis- Harley Willard, Orono, Miss Hilda Blaisdell, has Herman where Mr. has em- Center, Tripp his interesting family, is spending his va- iting her grandparents at East brook, is ployment. cation with his wife’s parents, Mr. and SALT home. ON THE Qussie McCollum, wife and two friends, Mrs. Charles Cook. WATER fall term of school and the The high of are Harvard Oatcomb Boston, visiting A street sprinkler, long needed here, has district schools also are scheduled to open and wife. been Harley Harper, in the Sept. 8. purchased. Misses Grace and Hope McKinney re- interests of the village improvement as- Steamships and Mrs. Alvena Pettengill, of West Sulli- Splendid turned to their home in Fort Fairfield sociation, collected by subscription the van, visited her brother, F. E. Blaisdell, Tuesday. Their sister, Mrs. A. E. Ooogius, amount required. Service last week. First-Class them for a few weeks’ visit. accompanied Rev. Mr. Elliot, who has been supply- Mrs. Walter Lawrie and 24. ANON. daughter Aug. or _ ing the Methodist church for two three Theresa spent Sunday with Mr. Lawrie at months, has given up the charge and re- Cherryfleld. OOULDSBORO. turned with bis family to his borne in The ladies of the Methodist church are Not Make Your Summer Travel Mrs. Harry Springer, with two sons, of Somerville, Maas. Why for fair be held Foxcroft, is visiting her mother, Mrs. preparing a to Tuesday, Miss Irene Cousins, of Brewer, with an Susan Bunker. Sept. 1. a Part of Your Vacation associate teacher in the Bangor high Outing? Vernon Moore is at home after an ab- Mrs. Louise Haley was up from Han- school. Miss McSkimmons, spent last sis- sence of seven years, four of which he 15 lines of cock Point last week, the guest of her week at the home of her uncle, O. W. The Eastern Steamship Corporation operates steamers, the Mrs. Carrie spent in Oregon and the last three in the connecting ter, Havey. Cousins. One of the many enjoyable ex- and the Maine army. summer resorts of the Maine Coast, linking Seaboard Mrs. Eugene Bunker and young son cursions the girls took was to the top of principal with There was no service in the Methodist Provinces. Charles left Monday for a visit at Nor- W’estern mountain with a party of friends. Boston, New York, and the Maritime j where Mr. Bunker is church Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. Roy C. cross, employed. A church and parish meeting was held Dalzell, it attending campmeeting at Simon Bunker and with Bernard at the Congregational parsonage Thurs- wife, Jacksonville. Donnell, were up from Tank Pond Sun- day evening, and by a unanimous vote it The school and clam Steel Now in day to dine with Mrs. Fred Donnell. Sunday picnic was decided to extend a call to the acting Fast and Luxurious Steamships Service f bake at Oouldsboro point last Tuesday Mrs. Fannie F. Smith, of Ipswich, pastor, Mr. Mordecai, to continue pastor i BANGOR and BOSTOX-Turblne steel steamships Cam- Mass.^ was a affair in spite of the pic- PORTLAND-NEW YORK—Steel steamships North and Miss Anna of pleasant for a year. Possibly Mr. Mordecai may j den and Belfast. Land Mary Smith, Rowley, and Old Colony. nickers being obliged to come home in a not BOSTON— Mass., are guests of Mrs. F. Leslie Swan. accept the call, as he plans a course of ST. JOHN-KASTPORT-LUBKC-POBTLAXD* rain. at Andover Steel steamships Governor Oobb (turbine), Governor BOSTON-NKW YORK — Steel of “Knoll study seminary. Steamships Mas sac bo setts Occupants Top”, Georges on the “Direct” and “Coastwise" The twentieth annual reunion of the The ladies’ aid Dinffley, Calvin Austin and Banker Bill. pond, have crossed Donnell’s pond and society of the Methodist Tracy family will be held at Oouldsboro routes between St. John and Boston. are at the Red men’s for a few church held the mid-summer sale Tues- camp days. 5. The reunion will point Saturday, Sept. with marked success. with Wireless L. his day, Aug. 18, All Equipped Telegraph F. Springer visited daugh- be an affair. The forenoon will be all-day Thanks are due Miss Mary Bnow and her ter, Mrs. Glen wood Stephens, at Rum ford to the social side of the Also connecting steamers in daily service for cruises among the islands along the coast given up meeting, friend. Miss Greer, for several novel feat- Falls, recently. Mrs. Stephens and baby in old friends and greeting welcoming ures. The the witch with returned home fortune-teller, daughter with him. new ones. At noon a dinner will picnic the myriad pocket parcels and the Jap- The summer school for boys at East* be served, after that a business meeting Summer tourists home will the short of the anese tea maids, were liberally patronized, returning enjoy sea-trip Bangor Line to brook broke camp Monday. Teachers and will be followed by a literary held, pro- while the various tables made good sales. Boston and the Line from Boston to New York—or the pupils in four buck boards came to town to gram. All connected with the family are Metropolitan splendid little i The first entertainment tor the benefit board the noon train for Boston. requested to be present. C. L. Tracy is sea of the Maine S. S. Line direct from Portland to New York. Full ot the Southwest Harbor improvement so- voyage inform- W. E. Bragdon and wife, Miss Frances president, Fred Tracy, vice-president, and ciety was a decided success. The hall was ation at local ticket office. Cragdon and Allan Butler, with Mrs. Guy Annie Tracy, secretary. taxed to its utmost capacity, and a of Aug. 24. Jen. good i Miller, Dorchester, Mass., enjoyed .. n ... .— —.. .. sum was added to the treasury of the so- ! tbeir outing at Kedmen’s camp last week. SULLIVAN HARBOR. ciety. The artists were: Mrs. Ludwig A pleasant event last week on one of the — Mona Gordon is teaching at West Sorry. Manua, soprano; Miss Eleanor Marunt, BANGOR LINE 7 Trips a Week fine days was the picnic on the shore path, piano; Miss Edna Minor, violin; Lud- Hon. D. T. Timayenis has returned to Shipyard point, arranged in honor of Mrs. violin. An exhibition MOUNT DE8EKT AND BLUEHILL LINES Boston. wig Marum, of L. H. of who for Worcester, Boston, the modern and stage dancing was given by Florence has returned to Massa- Bar Harbor to Boston, S5.25 ourtd Trip, SB.00 past two weeks has been the guest of her Nottage Miss Faith L&nmon and Mrs. Mary Shel- Mrs. Martha Others chusetts. Bluohlll to *.75 '• " 8.50 sister, Havey. pres- don Lewis. / Boston, ent from out of town were Mrs. M. Miss Charlene Wilson returned to Bos- Aug. 24. Spray. 8sdKwlek to Boston, *.25 ** “ 7.50 A. Browne, Washington, D. C., and ton Monday. Misses Genevieve and Charlotte Havey, of NORTHEAST HARBOR. Miss Lela Gordon left Sunday for East- Leave* Bar Harbor 2 p. m. daily (Sundays included', for Returning, steamer leaves Rockland 5.15 a. m. week da?* Presque Isle. The sumptuous and OBITCABY. spread brook to teach. Seal Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Southwest Harbor. and Sunday* for Bar Harbor and intermediate landing*. f later serving of ice-cream were much en- Edith Lufkin, wife of Albert Stonlngton, North Haven and Rockland, connecting Leaves m. Dr. Payne and wife, of New York, are George \ Rockland 5.15 a. week days and Sundays for Bine- j joyed by the gay party. of Northeast who with steamer for Boston. guests at The Bristol. Manchester, Harbor, bill and intermediate landings. I 2-1. B. died at Aug. Aug. 6. the age of thirty-seven, Leave* Bluehill 2 m. (Sunday included), for South Leaves Rockland at 6.15 a. m. week and Mrs. Fred Goodale and daughter Marion p. daily days Sundays for left not only her family, but a large circle Bluehlli, Brooklin.^Deer Isle, Sargentville, Dark Har- Dirigo, Eggemoggin, South Brooksville, Herrick's Und- FRANKLIN ROAD. were in Portland this week. | of friends to lament their loss. bor and Rockland. ing and Sedgwick. ! A. Miss Faxon is a of Dr. Horace McFarland visited friends at Margaret guest She was a native of Sunset, Deer Isle, Leave* Sedgwick daily (Sunday included) at 8.00 p. m.. for Turbine Steel Steamahlpa “Camden and Belfast.' Boston Harold Chandler at | West Sullivan last Wednesdey. “Dalkeith’'. and was the daughter of John H. and Herrick's Landing. South Brooksville, Eggerooggio, and Bangor Line) connect with the Bar Harbor and The ladies’ aid will a Clara B. both deceased. Her and Rockland. Blnsliill boats at Rockland for Boston. Mr. Jones and wife, of Boston, are guests society hold socia- Lufkin, Dirigo health i of George L. Stewart and wife. ble and dance at the hall Friday night. had long been delicate, but her death was unexpected. It had been hoped Harold N. Stewart, wbo has been ill, has Mrs. Peterson and daughter, of Quincy, that she would eventually overcome her returned to his work at Washington Mass., are guests of J. F. Roache and wife and be to her Junction. at the Preble cottage. infirmities, spared family for many years. Besides her husband, Eastern Miss Edith Ensign E. P. A. Simpson and and Steamship Corporation Marshall, accompanied by wife, Mrs. Manchester left a Miss son, George Albert, her nephew, Kermet Graves, and Miss Marion Prescott were recent guests jr., aged eight years. L L SMITH, Agent Bar Harbor A. M. HERRICK, Agent Blue Hill of visited her of George Freeman in Cherryfield. Mayo, Brewer, parents, The funeral was held in the church of John X. Marshall and The wife, Sunday. Sunday schools for the whole town St Mary’s-by-the-Sea, Northeast Harbor, will have a at Falls Mrs. C. E. Scribner and children, Doris picnic point Saturday, of which she was a communicant, on Sun- at 10 o’clock. and Jay Butler, who have spent the sum- Aug. 29, Everybody; ia in- day, Aug. 9, a large number attending. vited. mer with her Butler and The services were conducted i'turat'd to ber home in Southwest Har- parents, Henry by the pastor, OOUNTY Bailroatis anti Steamboats. 24. H. K. NEWS. wife, returned to her home at Green Lake, Aug. Rev. Charles F. Lee. The singing was led 3or. She was accompanied b; J. Sunday. Her sister. Miss Hazel Butler, by the vested choir of the church. The rweedie and wite, who will be her guests BIRCH HARBOR. EAST SULLIVAN. accompanied her. floral tributes were as beautiful as they lor a tew days. Lloyd Winslow, who has the sum- Mrs. U. G. Will and two Aug. 24. M. spent were numerous. The interment was at Aug. 24. V. daughters mer here, left for his home in _ have Monday Forest Hill cemetery. returned to their borne in Newton- WEST FRANKLIN. Fitchburg, Mass. WEST EDEN’. ville, Maas. The annual reunion of the Rice Miss Muriel Tripp is employed at tbe Fred Holder, of Boston, is spending his family BEECH HILL. Alonzo Thomsen, of New York, re- LOCA- was held QUARRIES, FACTORY vacation with his here. Aug. 20 on the old homestead tomes house, Somesville. cently viaited hia H. Ivah Thom- family Mrs. Fannie Barton, of Winslow, has brother, farm. Fifty-two sat down to the bounti- Mrs. Mabel Wilson the week-end at “Hillcroft”. Mrs. Laura Keniston has returned been visiting relatives and friends here spent sen, MILL SITES. FARMS, fully spread tables. Four generations arith her Mrs. O. C. TIONS, home, after a visit at the home of Charles for two weeks. aunt, Higgins. Misses Hazel and Thelma Hanna, were represented. After business, letters Smith. Mrs. Ella Mason Irving Phillips and family, of Bangor, daughters of W. R. Hanna, are visiting SITES HOTELS were read from absent and entertained at dinner FOR SUMMER members, sing- vere recent Lee and in The G. A. R. will be held at Mr. of guests ot J. Fogg relatives Belfast. picnic and recitations were recently Stackhouse, Boston, and ing enjoyed. Miss vite. Hardison’s grove, West Franklin, Sept 7. Mr. Finney, of Mass. John Moran, wife and son Andy have and CAMPS Dora Rice, who has been blind fifty years, Somerville, All are invited. Fred and of are returned to after recited a learned in Mrs. Gertrude who has been Wiggin family, Boston, Boston, spending their poem childhood. An- Blanchard, Located on tbe line ot tne Mrs. Fred and risiting Mr. Wiggin’s parent, Frank vacation at H. E. Gray two children, of other recitation worthy of mention was visiting at Mrs. A. S. Blanchard’s, has Joy’s. Hull’s are a Aiggin and wife. Cove, spending few days here by Pauline Crane, less than two years old. gone to Seal Harbor for a short stay. Bev. Mr. Moyle gave bis congregation a MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD with Mrs. Gray’s parents, George Coombs Since the last meeting there have been Later she will join her husband in Charles Kittredge has returned to Athol, great pleasure Aug. 18, by inviting Hav. and wife. to naitt seven births, two wedding*, but no deaths Waltham, Mass. Uass. Miss Mildred Mayo left Saturday H. U. Saunderson to preach at the morn- give opportunity to tbo»e desiring or tbe same 24. B. in the plaoe. service. a a new start in Ute. Aug. family. Those present from out of The house owned and occupied by A. S. ing change in location for Charles ot Bar town were: Rev. W. H. Blanchard was struck Master Ingalls, Harbor, L. MARLBORO. Rice, Limoine; by lightning dur- George Osgood, wife and three s the summer with his Water Powers, Mrs. E. F. Young and son Lester, North ing the shower spending grand- daughters, of and Undeveloped Saturday morning, Aug. W. Hamor. Ayer, Maas., Henry Mrs. Burbank and son Charles, of Mrs. nutheg, Mrs. M. Lamoine; Robert McKay and daugh- 15. No one was hurt, but considerable Stevens, of Everett, Mass., are guests at Florida, are visiting her sister, Miss Grac8 Mrs. Alton and ot Unlimited Raw Material, ter, Bar Harbor; Mrs. H. L. Myrick and damage was done to the house. The bolt Hadley children, William Lord’s. Baxter. her Miss two children, Winter Harbor. tore off a lot of shingles, also the saddle trewer, accompanied by sister, Miss are here. Lydia Hill, of Bar viaited and Mrs. Bernice with little 24. Hina Cowing, visiting Harbor, Soper, daughter Aug. C. board, shattered the went down her A. _ ridgepole, uncle, T. Hill, on Her Marie, of Bar is visiting her Mrs. Melville Higgins and two Sunday. Harbor, sieter, through the kitchen ceiling, and after children, Walters Good Land Mrs. OTIS. brother, HiU, was to leave Spain Farming Harry Rodick. tearing round the Walter and Kuth, who have been visiting sitting-room in hap- for home Aug. 19. has been Work on the State road elatives here three have returned Nothing Mrs. Foster, who has spend the past began Monday. hazard fashion finally disappeared by way weeks, heard from Await o Mass. him since the European war Development moDth at the Baxter has returned Mrs. is of the Malden, cottage, Edgar Remick visiting her telephone ground wire. During its was declared. Tbe friends of A. L. Kichardeon to her home in Medford, Mass. brother, Hadley Pyle, of Orrington. progress it tore a thick rug half in two. many Miss who location* 1 ire sorry to learn of his illness, and Mary Sawyer, has been visit- Communications regarding Charles Garland and wife and Miss Veazie of Otter is visit- Aug. 17. Leaf. hope Young, Creek,! ■e will soon regain his health. 1. W. ing her sister, Mrs. H. I. Thomsen, during are invited and will receive attention Sadie Franklin, of Lakewood, were guests ing relatives and friends of his boyhood is also ill. the TREMONT. iiggins the summer, left Thursday for Providence, when addressed to any agent of of Mrs. Annie Remick Saturday and Sun- home here. Mrs. Audele Wasgatt and K. I., to visit relatives before to the Mrs. Leslie Rich and son came home daughter going MAINE CENTRAL, or to day. N. H. Grover, wife and of of this now mountains for daughter, from Mark Island Innie, formerly place, ot September. Mrs. Thomsen Aug. 24. Are. Monday. Eddington, visited his uncle, E. L. Grover, MB Angeles, Cal., are visiting here. All accompanied her, BUREAU, Mrs. Orrin Milan and returning Saturday INDUSTRIAL last week. daughter Urla, of ire glad to welcome Mrs. Wasgatt after an night. NORTH HANCOCK. Swan’s Island, visited Mrs. Mary Rich last 1 ibsence of thirty-eight years. Mrs. Anna Bunker and daughter, Mrs. Aug. 24. H. MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD R. H. Williams, of is week. Mrs. Lydia of Franklin, visiting Roxie O’Ree and children, of Bangor, who Mayo, Billings, Mont., Clarence Stratton and wife. Mrs. George Wallace and Essie vas calling on friends here Al- MARIA VH.I.P. PORTLAND, MAINE. have been visiting at Jed Salisbury’s have niece, recently. have 1 Mrs. Theo Mrs. Bernice Abbott joined Mr. Abbott returned home. Hintley, returned home from hough eighty years ofiage, Mayo Brimmer, ol Brewer, is visiting in nade tbe trip alone, coming by the Great in Bangor for the week-end. Machias. town. S6'omifsrmmt& Joseph Doyle and wife, and Ellery sikeB, and is very enthusiastic over ber The midsummer sale of the ladies’ 1 Hhe has crossed the slates six times. Leslie Frost hss Carl Stratton, wife and daughters Julia Doyle and wife, of Medford, Mass., who aid rip. gone to Waterville to society was held with usual 24. visit his brother and Catherine, Mrs. A. E. Googins and toured from that city to their former August 19, Aug. M. Chester, who is ill. patronage of summer visitors and home in called on home Mr. and Mrs. Hair Made Beautiful Franklin, their uncle, HULL’S COVE. Ralph Foster are receiving J folks. The tables, with their willing at- I Etobtttisnnnug. E. L. Grover, last Tuesday. congratulations on the birth ol a daugh- cffered a fine of Miss Stella Qrindle, of Franklin, is vis- Aug. 24. Davis. tendants, display fancy ter. Beautiful hair, thick, fluffy. lurt™* _ work, flowers, candy, food and ice-cream. ting relatives here. and free from dandrun John a former absolutely The entertainment in the evening was well Carr, resident of this as a u> • COREA. Miss Tens Keezar was at home from Bar not so much a gift of nature attended. The proceeds were over f 135. town, now living with bis daughter, Mrs. nourishweu A MISTAKEN IDEA Mrs. Joe Wood and children, who have larbor over Sunday. ter of care and proper Aug. 22. Kin. George Brimmer, at Brewer, is in town will not IP® are some who still resort _ Hair is like a plant—it There people been visiting at Steuben and Sorrento, are Miss Maria Hamor has at his has to employment visiting nieces and nephews. He is the and beautiful unless it to pills or alcoholic syrups home. NORTH LAMOINE. healthy drugged Jar Harbor tor a few weeks. last of the of overcome colds, nervousness or general family thirteen children of tentiou and proper nutriment. Levi of Goulds Crosby K. Young, of and and who know that the pure, Campbell, boro, has Cambridge, Mass., Mr. McLean, inspector ot State roads, Joseph Elizabeth Carr, one of the Parisian Sage, daintily perfumed debility, is a vacation at his old home. earliest settlers of this and n>T1? unadulterated nourishment in Scott’s moved his family to Nahum Young’s house sponding vas at Orient Brewer’s over town. easily applied, tones up Sunday. and Emulsion is eminently better, but refrain for the season. Nelson Y MacFarland and two of Aug. 24. F ates the roots of the hair, sons, The Hull’s Cove firemen will _ fear it hold their nourishmen from taking it because they may are the nisbes the necessary Miss Ina Rolfe has gone to Bangor for Lynn, Mass., guests of Hollis Aus- ( innnal ball in hall hair, lead to excessive fat or obesity. Kelley’s Thursday LAMOINE. not only save and beautify the treatment for She was ac- tin. light, August 27. he# a because Scott’s appendicitis. also tostimulate it to long, This is mistaken idea, A. L. grow her sister who will of Bev. Or. Tripp, wife and of Water- me- Emulsion first strengthens the body before companied by Hattie, Ralph Hagan, Worcester, Mass., is Cook man, of New York, was family, soft, fluffy and radiant with ,, vUle, are Mrs. ruD making flesh. Its blood-forming proper- remain with her while she is there. visiting his parents, Ira fi. Hagan and be speaker in the church last Sunday. visiting Tripp's parents. When used frequently and off sickness Aug. 24. 8. Rev. W. H. Rioe and ties aid nature to throw by wife. Seat Sunday Bev. Mr. of Au- wife. into the scalp, it will simply and Boberts, 8 health from its very source, 1 gusta, will preach. Mrs. Marcia K. wonders. Just one application c, building PA.KTK1DGE COVE. Mrs. Robie Norwood, who has been vis- Chamberlain, who has flesh is formed its continueduee. 24. removes dandrun only by ber Aug. Anns. spent the past six months in itching head, iting father, George H. hss _ Europe, dust Avoid alcoholic substitute* for SCOTT’S. Benjamin Knowles and wile, of Spring- Coggins, cleanses the hair of all reached home Sunday night. Mrs. Cham- Held, Mass., is visiting Mrs. A. B. Mears. SEAL COVE. berlain was in Paris excessive oiL be Summer Coughs are Dangerous. when word was re- can ceived of the declaration Since Parisian Sage, which Mrs. Helen Stover and of Bar Sommer colds are Miss Ober of war, and left o children, dangerous. They indi- Gladys spent last week in for A. Parcber cate low and often immediately London, where she se- obtained from G. ^ YOUR GROCER SELLS Harbor, spent the week-end at Wilson vitality lead to serious langor. cured Throat and Lung Troubles, including Con- passage on the steamship Campania. anyIdrug store, never disappoint*' w Eaton's. Dr. New worn* sumption. King’s Discovery will Hoad Commissioner Bumill la repairing Aug. 24. R. H. no longer necessary for any relieve the cough or cold promptly and pre- thin, **** Edward wife and 1 he roads. be humiliated because of & Poor’s Mustard Emery, daughter vent complications. It is soothing and anti- State hair. Stickney and Miss Hazel of Brook- ana makes yon feel better at once. To "I have been faded, lifeless or unattractive Esther, Shedd, septic Mrs. Lelia Bumill and are somewhat costive, bnt delay is dangerous—get a bottle of Dr. King’s daughters at Doan’s have returned to Bar New Regulete gave Just the results him line, Man., Harbor, Discovery st once. Money back if not where Mr. Bumill is desired. They Tell nothing else will suit you High Head, employed act not after a few weeks here. satisfied. 50c. and $1.00 bottles st your Drug- mildly and regulate the bowels The merchant who docs gist. « a chauffeur. per- fdPert“*Z1 fectly. -George B. o dull it more Aug. 24. HCBBtSX). Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Krause, au Walnut Avs.- season maker profl‘aM Piles. Aug. 24. N. Altoona, Pa—Advt those who do advertise. i family. Departures: Arthur Crane, Water- ITotlns. Notice*. lUjjal 3M ctirrs. Notta* NEWS. bury. Conn. legal legal Hcgal ipUNTY 20. Aug. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Sullivan Jane 1912 in book 424 to L 16. 4, pages To all interested in either of the es- NOTICE. each inclusive. persons BROADWAY 469, tates hereinafter named: T, FRBD V. STANLEY, of Hallowell, Ken- brooklin. rpHE TRUST COMPANY, a The conditions of said mortgage have been WEST X and un- X nebec county, Maine, administrator of BROOKSVILLE. corporation organized existing by reason whereof the said At a probate conrt held at Ellsworth, in and '* lu' der the laws of the siate of New York, broken, Broadway the estate of Edith M. late of Mount c Taint” £l“it® Miss Alloe hereby Trust Company hereby gives written notice for the county of on tbe fourth Stanley B Hills, who has been gives notice that it has a claim Hancock, Desert, Hancock connty, Maine, deceased, hla visiting public by of its intention to foreclose and claims of a. d. 1914. has moved family In certain lots or day August, give public notice that to a uel Wardwell Arlington, Mass., is home. mortgage upon parcels of land foreclosure of the same and this notice hereby pursuant *“ situated in the gives license issued to me as such administrator Cunningham’s house. county of Hancock and State for the of said foreclosure. following matters having been pre- by fi LiD, Mrs. 8. of purpose effecting the court in and for said Hancock Nancy Mills is a few Maine, together with certain personal Broadway Trust Truster. THEsented for the action thereupon herein- probate spending situated Company, dated on Herrick, of Somerville, weeks with her property in the towns of Stonington Peters A its after indicated, it is hereby ordered: That county, July 7,1914,1 shall, Monday, a,Ml the Jones By Koowlton, attorneys. the fourteenth of at ten nieces, sisters. and Sullivan in the county and state afore- notice thereof be given to all persons in- day September, 1914, Mis. Helen Mayo. Ellsworth, Maine, August 22, 1914. o'clock in the at the store 1, visiting Leonard Oaskin and said, all of which property is described in terested, by causing a copy of this order to be forenoon, formerly of New — New wife, said mortgage as follows: published three weeks in the occupied by Edith M. Stanley, deceased, at and wife, of York, are STATE OF MAINE. successively Neville York, guests of Rev. Charles Field All the right, title and Interest of the party Ellsworth American, a Otter Creek, iu the town of Mount Desert, newspaper published Hancock for a few weeks. Atkins and wife. of the first part of, in and to all and singular County op Hancock ss. at Ellsworth, in said that 1 county, Maine, sell by public sale, „ town county, they may to all the the estates, rights, property, privileges and at a court to be held at Ells- subject incumbrances, following de- who has been To the Honorable Justice of the Supreme appear probate Tibbetts, caring Paul Clifford franchises of the party of the first here- worth in said on the first scribed real estate: ««• Liva Tapley and who hav& part Judicial Court, next to be held at Ells- county, day of " wife, inafter described, to wit—the real a. d. at ten the clock in First Lot—A certain lot of land situated in Mrs. Lucy Nutter, returned been property worth, within and for said county on the September, 1914, of the »,„nt, visiting here, left tor their home in of the of the first situate at Crotch the town of Eden, Hancock county, Maine, if fler party part, second Tuesday of October, a. d. 1914. forenoon, and be heard thereon if they see Saturdays Philadelphia Saturday. Island sua West Sullivan, in the State of cause. decribed as follows: 5Boston Maine, including all mines, quarries and H. COUSINS, of Larooine, 8ylv!a M. Saunders, late of Bucksport, in Bounded on the north by land of John and Mr. Lewis, of Boston, O. L. and Hancock county, State of Maine, libels on the east the road from Henry Jordan Tapley and wife and Miss quarry granite dressing equipment, said WESLEY said county, deceased. A certain instru- Stanley; by leading Lucy and this honorable court information Bar Harbor to Seal on the south and in town two re- real being more fully hereinafter gives ment to be the last will and testa- Harbor, been weeks, Hale Tapley went to property that he was to purporting "obsve Sedgwick Thursday described by metes and bounds: married Hazel M. Cousins, ment of said deceased, together with west by land owned or occupied by Frank to nee on Dec. 23, 1901. at said petition Davis. home Sundsy. attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary Smith. The following is a description of the real Hart, Lamolne, for probate thereof, presented by Abby Fos- irofd estate now owned by the party of the first by Rev. J. S. Blair, a minister of the gospel; ter, the executrix therein named. Second Lot—A lot of land with the build- Parker, of Boston, is The that lived as husband and wife situated in the town of Mount MisS Gertrude intentions of of John F. part hereby mortgaged: they together Eliza L. Homans, late of Eden, in said ings thereon, marriage at said a. with her All the certain or of Lamoiue until Dec. 20, d. 1910. when deceased. A certain instrument Desert, in said county, bounded as follows; -riding her vscstlon parents, Austin and Mrs. Miilicent plots pieces land, county, pur- Hutchingson, situate, lying and being at West 8ul1ivan, his said wife utterly deserted your libelant porting to be the last will and testament and Beginning on the west side of the old wife. both of and went to unknown to said road at the corner Parker and Brooksville, have been Sled in the Hancock county, Maine, owned by the Ben- parts him; that codicil thereto of said deceased, together county northeast of laud £,le> venue Granite utter desertion has Continued for three con- owned C. Wellington; thence following circle held a sale town clerk’s office. Company, purchased from with petition for probate thereof, presented by Brooklin library Mrs. O. A. Stimson and G. W. and secutive years next prior to the filing of the Foster and Robert the said Wellington’s north line and the north Pettingill, that has by Reginald Homans, afternoon more bounded and described as libel; he never seen her since executors therein named. line of land of 8amnel J. Walls north eighty- o. F. hall Wednesday OtiB Farnham has Bold his house to particularly L0 follows: said time of desertion; that her residence is Sarah F. Noyes, late of Castine, in said two and one-half degrees west nineteen rod* Proceeds, f82. William H. not known to libelant and cannot be as- and links to the east line oi land of Smith, of Bangor. He has Beginning at a marked by a stone your county, deceased. A certain Instrument pur- twenty gdevrning. point certained reasonable and he be- William T. thence following said east to Law- rented the post on the north side of the main highway, by diligence, porting to be the last will and testament of Walls; Fannie Davis returned Roy Webster house, and lieves she is not in the State of Maine. line north three and one-half west uigl the intersection of the west line of property said deceased, together with petition for pro- degrees will soon Wherefore he that a divorce fourteen and rods a Hass.. Saturday, after spending the move there. conveyed by G. W. Pettingill to Benvenne prays may be bate thereof, presented by Ethel B. Noyes, one-fourth to stake; Granite N. 45° 68' east 2791 8-10 feet decreed to him for said utter desertion. the executrix therein named. thence south eighty-two and one-half de- st the Dsvi. cottage, Robert Company, Dated cast to a on miner Capt. M. Tapley, who was to sail with land of Pettingill to a point in the line Aug. 21,1914. George B. Scammon, late of Franklin, in grees twenty-sis rods stake the Wesley H. Cousins. west side of said old thenoe a at from New York of the Stimson marked with a stone said county, deceased. Petition that Sher- county road; Allen is building bungalow Aug. 15 on the property Subscribed and sworn to this said road fourteen and fred steamship thence with a southerly line of the twenty-first man f* Scammon or some other suitable per- following southerly post, of a. d. before one-fourth to the for Mr. Davit, who is spending Mexican, has been given command of the Stimson property north 60° 25' west 1366 feet to day August, 1914, me, son be administrator of the estate rods first-mentioned bound, !_ point Fred L. appointed two new a marked by a stone thence north Mason, of said Sherman S. containing acres. st the “Lookout”, lightship Montana, and will not sail point post; Justice deceased, presented by The above described real estate is summer 805 east 1475 feet to a stone post; south 61° 13' of the Peace. Scammon, brother of said deceased. subject to J for a wife entertained the West Coast until the last of the east 127 8-10 feet to a stone north 28° 47' James H. Richards, late of Eden, in said mortgage for maintenance given by said b. Bsbson and their post, Edith M. to Frederick A. j month. east 896 feet to a stone post, south 81° 13' east STATE OF MAINE. county, deceased. Petition that Mina G. Stanley Stanley, (reach near their home last dated September 6,1907, and recorded in the jeniis st the 20 feet to a stone post, north 28° 47' east 586 Hancock ss. Supreme Judicial Court. Town or some other suitable person be ap- H. feet to a stone post, north 81° 13' west 83 administrator of tbe estate of said Hancock county, Maine, registry of deeds Nineteen were present. George Hunting and wife and Wil- feet, In Vacation. in book 182. tursdsy. north 45° 13' west 99 feet, north 60° 28' west 183 eceased, Mina G. 443, page liam Gillis and Solnted presented by Town, Feed and Mrs. Edith wife, of Methuen, Mass., 85-100 feet, north 49° 40' east 2092 feet, south 81° Ellsworth, Aug. 22, a. d. 1914. daughter of said deceased. V. Stanley, Mrs. Nellie Phillips Administrator of Edith M. Stanley. who are making an extended 58' east 425 feet, north 82° W east 231 feet, Upon the foregoing libel, ordered: That Elzira A. McNeil, late of Franklin, in said were called to Ellsworth 8unday trip through south 83° 68' the libellant notice to the said libellee to billips Maine east 803 feet to an iron bolt in give county, deceased. First and final account of by automobile, were guests of their same course continued 449 2-10 feet appear before the of our H. P. administrator with the will the death of Mrs. Charles I. Staples. buuld6r, Justice supreme Blaisdell, f uncle, G. H. Tapley, last to copper bolt In ledge. South 73° 14' east Judicial court, to be holden at Ellsworth, annexed, filed for settlement STATE OF MAINE. and of week, leaving 1770.5 feet to stake and within and for the county of Hancock, on the Lewis late of Mount in said E. D. Mayo family, Beverly, stones. South 15° 49' Somes, Desert, Hancock ss.—At a probate court held a Friday for Bangor and west 2733.8 feet, south 78° 47' east 849 feet. second of October a. d. 1914, deceased. First and final account of for a Burlington. Tuesday by pub- county, Ellsworth, in and for said of Hancock are at the Mayo cottage North 16° an attested of said libel and this county lus.. 02' east 2725.5 feet. South 74° 31' east lishing copy Emma J. Somes, executrix, filed for settle- on the fourth of in the is There was a happy Wednes- 647.2 feet. South 0° 56' order thereon, three weeks in the ment. day August, year »utb. Mr. Mayo’s health very poor. gathering west 3725.0 feet. successively of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and day afternoon at Mrs. Emily South 87° 17' west 2012.65 feet. North 69° 43' Ellsworth American, a newspaper priu ted in Horatio N. Joy, late of Ellsworth, in said fourteen. of Tapley’s west 1096 feet. South 85° 17' west 1900 feet. Ellsworth in our county of Hancock, the last deceased. First account of Charles Mrs. Edith Leighton, Woodsvllie, of county, CERTAIN instrument to be lawn, fifteen or more little ones, none North .59° 31' west 507 4 feet. North 29° 26' publication to be thirty days at least prior W. Currier, administrator with the will an- purporting and Master Paul, are spending A a copy of the last will and testament of L|H., of whom east 561.3 feet. North 7° 09' east 16a6.8 feet to to the second Tuesday of October next, that nexed, filed for settlement. was over six years old. They MARY NEVINS weeks with her father, Fred Allfh a copper bolt. North 60° 39' west 1173.3 feet. she may there and then in our said court ap- Augusta S. Harden, late of Ellsworth, in MAYO, late of the county mrtl Miss Laura H. composed Jones’ Sunday South 27° 03' west 891 feet to a copper bolt. pear and answer to said libel. said county, deceased. First account of Ed- and state of NEW YORK, and who have been North 74° 82' west 357 feet. South 39° Arno W. King, ward H. Harden, filed for set- Chirles Fiyc wife, school class, and the occasion was the an- 17' west administrator, deceased, and of the thereof in said 662 7 feet. Justice of the Jud. Court. tlement. probate at B. O. Dollard, went to Ston- South 51° 41' west 2307 15-100 feet to Sup. state of New York, duly authenticated, hav- lisiliug nual given their teacher and Miss — ▲ true of the libel and order of court Ann Mercer late of in picnic by north side main highway last two courses copy Stratton, Hancock, ing been to the Judge of probate on their to their along east of town road 30 feet thereon. said deceased. Second account of presented jpon Saturday way Millie M. The lawn was most wide taken county, for our said county of Hancock for the Tapley. from Stimson Thence north 65° 10' Attest:—John E. Bunker, Clerk. Charles E. administrator, filed for pur- in Maas, property. Stratton, pose of being allowed, filed and recorded in tome Dorchester, decorated with and west beautifully flags pen- along northerly side highway 131 feet to settlement. the probate court of oar said county of Han- 24. Use Femme. of Deborah B. Corner, late of Orland, in said dug. nants. The little tots were served with beginning, except any right of town STATE OF MAINE. cock. riointn highway along west side of two courses county, deceased. First account of Theodore Ordered, That notice thereof be to cakes and County op Hancock ss. filed for settlement. given ices, candles. above mentioned. H. Smith, administrator, all interested therein, WEST BROOKUN. | To the Honorable Justice the of persons by publishing 24. of Supreme Helen and Henry Herrick, Penobscot, in a of this order three weeks ] Aug. Tomson. DESCRIPTION OP WHARF PROPERTY: to copy successively Judicial court next be holden in Ells- said county. First and final account of Mil- in the Ellsworth a Mrs. Sibley, of Boston, is visiting here. within and for the filed for American, newspaper Beginning at a point marked by a stone worth. county of Han- ton W. Herrick, trustee, settlement. printed at Ellsworth, in said county of Han- NORTH ORLAND. intersection of a cock, State of Maine, on the second Tues- Edward Kellaran Harris, late of Palatka, Sellers lost a valuable cow re- line between land of cock, prior to the first day September, a. d. Sidney day of October a. d. 1914. deceased. Petition filed Annie 0. E)stenvenue Granite Company and land now or Florida, by 1914, that they may appear at a court Roland Davis has been ill of Laura that the amount of inheri- probate quite formerly of Bunker, with high water line In represents Q. Harris, executrix, then to be held at in and for said ■bUJ. of Hancock of said be Ellsworth, and heart but is better Taunton Bay, north 28° 51' east 31 feet, south RESPECTFULLYMartin, Eden, county, State tance tax on the estate deceased, county of Hancock, at ten o'clock in the fore- Izora in pluerisy trouble, of Maine, and this honorable court to be determined the of Mrs. Bridges spent Saturday 61w (MP east 284 feet, south 34° 4' west 10 feet, gives by judge probate. noon, and show cause, if any have, now. informed that she was married to Gideon L. late of Hancock, in said they south 55° 50' east 47.6 leet to an oak. South lawfully Joy, against the same. lockland. on the H. 70° 4O' east 88.6 feet, south 79° 46' east 247 25-100 Harry O. Martin nineteenth day of county, deceased. Petition filed by Alice JEROME H. KNOWLES, Judge of Probate. Miss Linnie Davis, who is in a a. d. 1907, Reverend Samuel Scott, that the amount of inheri- Mrs. Grace Moor has been visiting rela- employed feet, north 47° 44' east 383.6 feet to south side December, by executrix, A true copy of the original order. j a minister of the at St. tax on the estate of said deceased be printing office in Augusta, is spending her highway; thence along tbe highway south Howard, gospel, John, tance Attest:—T. F. Mah oney, Register. tives in Bluehill. 65° 10' east 234.9 feet; thence the New Brunswick; that her maiden name was determined by the judge of probate. vacation with her Roland Davis leaving parents, south 28° 17' west 167 4-10 feet; Laura G. Case; that they lived together and Osman A. Bridges late of Woonsocket, Fred who is on the highway, Ford, employed and wife. north 68° 13' west 99 feet; south 51° 22' west cohabited as husband and wife at said St. Rhode Island, deceased. Petition filed by New Brunswick, from the time of their Lutie M. and Victor C. STATE OF MAINE. yacht Aria, has been home a few days. 235 6-10 feet to copper bolt in ledge near east John, Bridges Bridges, pray- Mrs. J. Henry Wharff, of Patten, side Stimson wharf at highwater mark; said marriage until the first day of March, ing that the appointment of said petitioners Hancock as.—At a probate court held a who is on thence with 'vith sides of a. d. 1911, thence moving to Portland, Maine, named ns trustees in the last will and testa- Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock Ray Bridges, i employed a resident has been the highwater line, formerly here, wharf and living together there and cohabiting as ment of said deceased, may be confirmed by on the fourth day of August, in the of ou rtaamer Booth bay, spent Sunday and westerly along the north side of Taun- year guest of Mrs. Shirley Young. She leaves ton Bay, to place of beginning, together with husband and wife, from said first day of said court. Lord one thousand nine hundred and four at home. or in March, 1911. until the tenth of June, 1911, Augusta M. Peters, late of Bluehill, in said teen. Monday I for Orono. the shore Bats front of said property'To to-day low water mark of tbe bay. when your libellee deserted your libellant, county, deceased. Petition filed by Nora E. CERTAIN instrument purporting to be 8.1. Wardwell hat moved his to and she has never seen or heard from him Peters, of said Bluehill, for the a of the last will and testament family who was thrown while (In both all points, not other- praying ap- A copy George Kenney, descriptions since, which desertion has been utter deser- of Edward C. Barrett, of said and codicil thereto of kooklin, where he will occupy Una wise noted or called, are marked with stone pointment leading a calf last week and quite seri- posts.) tion continued for three consecutive years Bluehill, as trustee, under the last will and MARIA DEWITT JESUP, late of the city house. next to the of this testament of said no trnstee Cunningham’s is Also all that certain lot, or parcel of prior filing libel; your deceased, being ously injured, gaining, though carrying piece libellant avers that the said libellee has been named in said will. county and state of NEW YORK, 34. land, and being on Crotch Is- Aug. B. lying,-situate of extreme and of cruel and L. late of in said Mb arm in a sling yet. land. in the town of Stonington, county of guilty cruelty Annie Swazey, Bucksport. deceased, and of the probate thereof in said Hancc ck. State of Maine, more particularly abusive treatment towards her, to wit, county, deceased. First account of Eliza P. state of New York, duly authenticated, hav- REACH. Rodney Qinn had a bad fall from a described as follows: ever since their said marriage; your libel- Swazey, executrix, filed for settlement. ing been presented to the judge of probate for lant avers that she has resided in the now of of Hancock for the ladder Friday. While carrying two Beginning at a point formed by the inter- Rachel Scott, deceased, Ellsworth, our said county purpose of Celeste Hendrick, of South Deer Isle, is section of tbe highwater line of the Atlantic State of Maine, in good faith, for one year in said county. First and final account of being allowed, filed and recorded in the pro- bunches of at one came to the commencement of these Everett S. Means, filed for settle- bate court of our said of Hancock. Ike guest of Etta shingles up once, ocean with the west line of land now of Ryan prior pro- guardian, county Torrey. libellant further avers that ment. That notice thereof be to Mr. Ginn to fall about At Parker Construction Company and Arthur ceedings; your Ordered, given untied, causing is not known of in said Misses Elizabeth Co fra n and Geraldine McMullen, formerly known as the “Merrill the libellee’s residence to your Sarah E. Wright, late Bucksport, all persons interested therein, by publishing no bones were libellant and cannot be ascertained deceased. Petition filed Linnie a of this order three weeks twenty feet. Fortunately Lot”, which point is marked on the ground by county, by copy successively of are of by Rich, Derby, Vt., guests Mattie a reasonable diligence; that there is no collu- i W\ Keyes, administratrix, for license to sell in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper broken, but Mr. Ginn was badly shaken brass bolt; thence north along said west S. Knight. line 1012 47-100 feet, more or less, to Mill Cove sion between your libellant and the said certain teal estate of said deceased, as de- printed at Ellsworth, in said county of Han- and his nose was cut libellee to obtain a wherefore she scribed in said to the first of up severely. at a point marked on the ground by a brass divorce; petition. cock, prior day September prays that a divorce may be decreed between Thomas Bisset, a minor, of Bluehill, in said a. d. 1914, that they may appear at a probate Mrs. L N. Watts, of Abington, Mass., Aug. 24. B. bolt; thence westerly, northerly and easterly along said Mill Cove to the westerly line of her and her said husband for the causes above county. Final account of Edith M. Chase, court then to be held at Ellsworth, in and for (pent the past; week, with her brother, Bimeon L. Goss’ land; thence north 10° 4'30' set forth and that her name be changed to executrix of the will of Edward E. Chase, said county of Hancock, at ten o’clock in the i.T. Lowe. BLUEH1LL FALLS. west along said west line of Simeon L. Goss’ Case, which was her maiden name. guardian of said Thomas Bisset, filed for set- forenoon, and show cause, if any they have, land 161 45-100 feet; thence south 69° 25' 30" east Laura G. Martin. tlement. against the same. B. of is here on his in said H. Candage, Boston, still along said laud 186 45-100 feet; thence August 12, 1914. Rebecca W. Hale, late of Hancock, JEROME H. KNOWLES, Judge of Probate. Mr and little Petition filed Elizabeth Frank;Annis daughter, vacation. south 14- 87' 30" east still along said land STATE OF MAINE. county, deceased. by A true copy of the original order. indBes'i.' Hale (also known as N. Elizabeth Hale), L. Annis are guests of F. H. 155 feet to Mill Cove; thence easterly along ss. Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register. Hancock that the appointment of said peti- Miss Burrill has “Innwood”, the said Mill Cove and the Atlantic ocean to the Subscribed and sworn to praying inni- an l wife. opened before me this tioner named as trustee in the last will and westerly line of land of Sherwood Quarry, twelfth of a. d. 1914. Whittesy cottage. day August, testament of said deceased, may be confirmed SHERIFF’S SALE. which point is marked on the ground by an E. S. Clark, Mrs. Fowler and Miss Doris (L. 8.) said court. of Maine. Hancock County. Emily and Ber- iron holt; thence north 64° 38' west 175 5-10 by State Mrs. Grace Meservey daughter Notary Public. Almena J. Flint, late of Winter Harbor, in Po«l*r, of are feet; thence north 43° 20' west 162 9-10 feet; this eleventh day of August a. d. C>ncord, N. H.f at “Mill in said deceased. Petition filed nice spent last week Bucksport. thence north 61° 54' west 145 1-10 feet all along county, by 1914, on an execution dated 11. kove” cott STATE OF MAINE. Charles E. Stratton and Bernard F. TAKEN August ige. said westerly line of land of Sherwood Merriam, issued on a rendered the Will has returned to Cali- Quarry that the of said 1914, judgment by Miss Elsie to southerly line of Collier lot; thence south Hancock ss. Supreme Judicial Court. praying appointment peti- Ellsworth Municipal court, for the said M t. tioners named as trustees In the last will and Adri. A. to finish her medical studies. 36 S97 west 86 72-100 feet, along said lot; In Vacation. county of Hancock, at a term thereof b**gun Miller, Wollaston, Mass., fornia testament of said be confirmed ,a' thence north 69° 21' west 154 6-10 feet along the deceased, may and held on the first of August, to •>»» been Etta re- Ellsworth, Aug, 14, a. d. 1914. said court. Tuesday visiting Torrey, Mrs. Grace Rich arrived from westerly line of said lot; thence north 36° 39' by the of a. d. 1902, in Saturday J. late of East Sullivan, in wit, eighth day August llMtd home this week. east 90 feet along the northerly side of said I Upon the foregoing libel. Ordered: That Mary Pettee, favor of L. F. Giles, of Ellsworth in said for a two weeks’ stay. said deceased. Petition that Will R. Cleveland, O., lot to the westerly line of land of Sherwood the libelant give notice to the said libelee to county, county, against Edgar Springer, of Lamoine, or some other suitable be H rte-t of Quarry; thence north 31° 5' 30 west along said before the of our supreme Ju- Havey person ap- in said for dollars and L>rd, Melrose, Mass., arrived Walter and Fred Will are at their sum- appear justice administrator of the estate of said county, twenty-four westerly line 781 1-100 feet to Deer Island dicial court, to be holden at Ellsworth, within pointed six debt or and dollars io C. a cents, damage eight Bunity spend his vacation with his mer home. Both have their brides. Thoroughfare, which is marked on the and for the county of Hancock, on the second deceased, presented by Eugene Hanna, and cents costs of suit, and will be brought point creditor of said deceased. ninety-one P*r«nts, Lord ground by an iron bolt; thence westerly along Tuesday of October, a..d. 1914, by publishing sold at auction at the office of L. F. Giles Joseph and wife. with Thomas Bisset, late of Bluehill, in said public Mrs. Bertha Erwin, of Brockton, said Deer Island Thoroughfare to Atlantic an attested copy of said libel and this order in said Ellsworth, to the highest bidder, on three weeks in the Ells- deceased, petition that William P. R>cent for a short ocean; thence southerly and easterly along thereon, county, the fifteenth of a. d. 1914, at two -.rrivsls: Frank little daughter May, is here successively of said or some other suit- day September, Annis, George tbe Atlantic ocean to the point or of worth American, a newspaper in Ells- Bisset, Bluehill, o’clock in the afternoon, the de- place printed able be administrator of following Hacksve, F Miniughain, Mass.; Charles visit. beginning, excepting from the above de- worth in our county of Hancock, the last pub- person appointed scribed real estate and all the right, title and the estate of said deceased, Otis fciv-. D scribed premises the two remaining portions lication to be thirty days at least prior to the presented by interest which the said Edgar Springer has .rcv^ter. Mass., guests of F. H. Mr. and ol second of October next, that he Littlefield, a creditor of said deceased. Foyt daughter Catherine, of Simeon Goss’ homestead lot near the head Tuesday may in and to the same, namely: *°ai’ ■Emma S. late of Dedham, in said fanily; Lloyd K. Allen, Rox- who have been at of Mill Cove, containing arout one half an there and then in our said court appear and Alley, A certain lot or parcel of land situated in Cleveland, O., visiting answer to said libel. Arno W. county, deceased. Petition filed by | to '.M. acre; King, Llewellyn said Lamoine, with all buildings thereon, and t bis at A. F. home P. that an order be join family “Shore Acre”, returned Friday. Also an tnat certain or parcel or lana, Justice of the Jud. Court. Alley, administrator, bounded land now or form- piece Sup. issued to distribute the heirs at-law northeasterly by U'ldeij., K. N. Mass., Crcmbs. situate, lying and beiDg on Crotch Island, among of R. R. McDonald: southeasterly by land Knight, Malden, Aug. 24. A true copy of the libel and order of court of said deceased, the amount in erly town of Stonington, Hancock In the remaining now or formerly of William Killen; south- ▼witiiuc bis Levi and county, thereon. the hands of said on the set- parents, Knight State of Maine, more described administrator, land now or of George particularly Attest:—John E. Bunkrr, Clerk. tlement of his first account. westerly by formerly *',e; Waiter NORTH SEDGWICK. and bounded as follows: Gault and estate of B. F. and north- Hanson, Joseph Jobling, William P. late of in said Phillips, at a formed the inter- Gatchell, Orland, land owned Lewis Dorchester, and Mr. motored from Beginning point by deceased. Petition that Ora I. westerly by by Hodgkins, Mass.; Joseph Kress, New Roland Clapp Ray section of the Atlantic Ocean with th« north- FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE OF county, and the Thomas Gatchell or some other suitable be being formerly Springer Y>rk, «nrt Freeman last line of Sherwood marked on the REAL ESTATE. person ap- and fifty acres more or Collins, Watertown, Boston here week. erly Quarry, administrator de bonis non with the homestead, containing with an iron oolt; thence south 88° pointed less. F. O. Silsby, at ‘Oakhurst ground G. Kirk, of Brewer, in will annexed of the estate of said Farm”; Raymond Miss of Massachusetts, is the 11' 80 west 387 6-10 feet; thence south 25° 13' Manly deceased, Sheriff. Harding, the county of Penobscot, State of Ora I. Gatchell. mother of the Bobbies, his 30 west 66 feet, thence south 7^ SS7 30" west WHEREAS, presented by Belmont, Mass., to join of Mrs. Foster Pierce. his mortgage deed, dated sole under said will. guest 310 75-100 feet to an irt>n bolt; thence north 18° Maine, by January beneficiary 31, 1914, and recorded in Hancock registry of William P. Gatchell, late of Orland, in said STATE OF MAINE. 52' west 148 45-100 feet, all along land of Sher- Charles Allen and Curtis Young spent deeds, vol. 504, page 452, conveyed in mortgage county, deceased. Petition filed by Ora I. wood Quarry to Deer Island Thoroughfare, Hancock ss.—At a court held at Stomtannfiufc- to the undersigned, Charles H. Hart, of Gatchell, of Bluehill, in said probate | the week-end at Indian Point. which is marked on the ground an county, praying in and for said of poiut by Holden, In the county of Penobscot, and State for the of Ora I. Gatchell, as Ellsworth, county Hancock, iron bolt; thence easterly along said Deer appointment on the lourth of of in the of of is the of Maine, a certain lot or parcel of land, situ- trustee under the last will and testament of day August, year Norman Staples, Campello, Island Thoroughfare to the Altantic Ocean; our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ate in in said county of Hancock, said deceased, J. a former Anderson. thence the Atlantic Ocean to Bucksport, Tyleston Gould, fourteen. guest of Mrs. Avery southerly along in said State of Maine, and bounded and de- trustee, now deceased. the or place of beginning; together with being point scribed as follows, namely: It being the CERTAIN instrument purporting to be Harold Grindle and Mar- all and the and the ma- JEROME H. KNOWLES, Judge of said Court. Mrs. daughter singular buildings south of lot numbered one a copy of the last will and testament of derricks, locomotives, rail- quarter part A true copy of the original order. A have returned to Melrose. chinery, engines, hundred and in the short range garet road-tracks and of the eighty-two Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register. HELEN L. late of Fresno, equipment quarries of lots east of Brewer Pond, and being GOSS, county Nellie erected and being on any of the said real Hattie Allen, Anderson, Fay the same lot of land described in a deed and state of CALIFORNIA, property. from Laura E. Hodges et als. to Thomas Bangor Residents Out for Orcutt and Allen w ere in Rock- Also, all railroads, tracks, rights of way and Speak Virginia Kirk, dated November 2, 1900, and recorded STATE OF MAINE. deceased, and of the thereof in said all to its railroad in anywise probate land Saturday. appurtenances in said Hancock of deeds, vol. 431. couutyof Fresno, duly authenticated, having the belonging or appertaining; all locomotives registry Hancock ss.—At a probate court held at Welfare of the Public. page 208, and whereas the conditions of said been presented to the judge of for our has re- and all Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, probate Mrs. Webber, of Stonington, cars; ouildings, super-structures, mortgage have been and now remain broken, said of Hancock for the of culverts, erections and fixtures on the fourth day of August, in the year of county purpose been with her sis- bridges, this notice is therefore hereby given for the being allowed, filed and recorded in the turned home. She has of kind and nature whatsoever; our Lord one thousand nine hundred and pro- every purpose of loreclosing the same as provided bate court of our said county of Hancock. it few weeks. all boilers, derricks, fourteen. just the same in as here in ter, Mrs. Emma Hooper, a engines, machinery, law. Charles H. Hart, Ordered, that notice thereof be to all Bangor tools, fuel, and material; all by CERTAIN instrument purporting to be given G. implements, By his attorney, Matthew Laughlin. persons interested therein, by a July leaseholds, leases, rights under leases, or A a copy of the last will and testament of publishing our in 24._A. Dated at Bangor. Maine, this nineteenth day a copy of this order three weeks Ellsworth; friends there speak out under contracts, covenants or agreements, successively of August a. d. 1914. CAROLYN H. WHITTLESEY, late of the in the Ellsworth American, a NORTH BROOKS VILLE. terms or of terms now owned or here newspaper lbe same parts printed at Ellsworth, in said county of Han- glad, earnest way as so many after to be said in county of Kings, and state of NEW YORK from acquired by corporation cock, to t he first of a. d. A. H. Gott and wife are at home connection with its business at said subscriber hereby gives notice that prior day September quarry rpHE deceased, and of the probate thereof in said 1914, that at a court grateful have and X she has been duly appointed adminis- they may appear probate Ellsworth men and women Dark Harbor. properties elsewhere; county of Kings, duly authenticated, having then to be held at in and for said with all or addi- tratrix D. B. N. C. T. A. of tne estate of Ellsworth, Together improvements been presented to the judge of probate for county of Hancock, at ten o’clock in the fore- •poken in these of is visiting tions made or to be made to any or all of said VIRGINIA D. AUSTIN, late of LAMOINE, our said of Hancock for the columns for years past. Beulah Green, Bangor, | county purpose of noon, and show cause, if auy they have, estates, quarry or quarries and here. property, I in the county of Hancock, deceased, and being allowed, filed and recorded in the pro- against the same. **• C. relatives their by the said party of the bate of our H. 8 Blake Bangor, appurtenances j given bonds as the law directs. All per- court said county of Hancock. JEROME H. KNOWLES, Judg? of Probate. Torrens, PL, first part, or by others. And also all and Ordered, Tbat notice thereof be to Snow was hit by an engine and sons having demands against the estate given A true copy of the original order. Emory every estate, interest, property or thing all interested ^eM*ays; “About three I w as of said deceased are desired to present persons therein, by publishing Attest—T. F. Mahoney. Register years ago knee broken. which the said of the first owns a bad his pan party part the same for settlement, and all indebted copy of this order three weeks succes- and holds or and shall hereafter •fflicted with and suf- may acquire thereto are to make payment im- sively iu the Ellsworth American, a newspa- kidney complaint Moor, Maurice Lord and Mr. and or convenient for the requested Mary and hold, necessary mediately. Alice H. Scott. per printed at Ellsworth, in said county ritHE subscriber hereby gives notice that ,er«d from use, and of pains across the small of my Mrs. Merritield, of Waterville, were guests occupation, operation eujoyment EUswoith, Aug. 12, 1914. of Hancock, prior to the first day of September, JL be has been duly appointed executor of said quarries aud business hereinabove do- a. d. 1914, that they may' appear at a the will of ^ of E. C. Lord and wife last week. scribed. or of them; together with all and notice that friend finally advised me to try any rpHE sutscnber nereDy gives court, then to be held at Ellsworth, ALMENA J. FLINT, late of WINTER singular all other real estate, personal prop- X he has been duly appointed adminis- n and for said of at ten Doan b Prudence who has been visit- Jirobate county Hancock, Kidney Pills, and 1 did so. They Grindle, erties franchises, buildings aDd all other trator of the estate of o’clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if HARBOR, K. S. Grindle and and estates belonging to, or in any the same. in the of State beJped me from ing her parents, wife, property JULIA A. WALLACE, late of LAMOINE, any they have, against county Hancock, of Maine, the first, and before long way appertaining to the party of the first JEROME H. KNOWLES, of Probate. deceased, no bond the terms to R. I. in the of Hancock, deceased, and Judge being required by i?°t bas returned Providence, part, and to any of the franchises or other county A true copy of the original order. of the will. All persons demands great relief.'* bonds as the Jaw directs. All per- having 24. C. properties herein described; also all given Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Register against the estate of said deceased are de- Aug. _ demands the estate Drlce property, real, personal and mixed, con- sons having against sired to present the same for settlement and* 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply of said deceased are desired to present the tracts, rights, privileges and franchises of all indebted thereto are requested to make ^ for a kind and wheresoever same for settlement, and all indebted theieto Doan’s Kid- SOUTH DEER ISLE. every nature, situated, subscriber hereby gives notice that payment immediately. Being a resident of kidney remedy—get the first shall here- are to make payment immediately. which the party of part requested THEhe has been duly appointed executor the city of Boston, Suffolk county, common- is at home. of which shall be as Wilbur C. Wallace. afeyPiUg_4he gaujg Mrs, Torrens had. Roy Hendrick after acquire, all fully of the last will and testament of wealth of Massachusetts, and not a resident, embraced within the hereof and Lamoine. Aug. 12,1914. of the State of I from Boston. provisions WILLIAM B. late of ELLS- Maine, have appointed Luere Y. Maude Robbins is home to the lien created to secure MITCHELL, B. of J^kr-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. subject hereby subscriber notice that Deasy, Eden, Hancock county, Maine, the of all of said bonds issued here- hereby gives WORTH, whose are home payment postoffice address is Bar Harbor, C. M. Pert, wife and son Cecil secured with the THEhe haB been duly appointed adminis- under and hereby, together in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bonds Maine, my agent and attorney for all pur- said trator of the estate of from a visit in Liberty. interest thereon, as if th»- property were being required by the terms of said will. All poses in section 48 of 66 of of the first H. late of BUCKS- specified chapter WRNS DROP OUT now owned by the party part and CHARLES BOWDEN, persons having demands against the estate of the revised statutes of the State of Maine. Grace Hatch and Miss Ruth described herein and con- Miss were specifically PORT, said deceased are desired to Dresent the same Charles E. Stratton. veyed hereby, all of which it is hereby Parsons are visiting here. in the of Hancock, deceased, and for settlement, and all indebted thereto are covenanted shall enure by way of accretion to county to make IN DAYS given bonds as the law directs. All per- requested payment immediately. FOUR wife are con- he benefit and advantage of the party of the Edgar A. subscriber, Mary Frances ef Charles Bray and receiving sons demands the estate of Mitchell. Drown, *or second by way of further and better having against Brookline, Massachusetts, gives Corns for three as di- part said deceased are desired to the same Ellsworth, August 6, 1914. THE hereby d*ys on the birth of a daughter, hereunder. present notice that she has been ad- and gratulations security and ail indebted thereto are duly appointed 00 the fourth can Said is from the Benvenue Granite for settlement, ministratrix of the estate of M... day you Mabel Btedman. mortgage make y a and exist- requested to payment immediately. htt out your Corn-all of it. Company, corporation organized subscriber hereby gives notice that ANNA L. HUDSON, late of MASS- 17. IMF- state Fred R. Page. BOSTON, Aug. ing under the laws of the of New York, he has been duly appointed adminis- every 26 ““t for to a Bucksport, Aug. 11, 1914. THE ACHUSETTS, Feet package of Ezo the Broadway Trust Company, corpora- trator of the estate of !1 " tion and under the laws of and bonds as the law ^^teBt of all remedies for swol- organized existing JESSE D. deceased, given directs len Constipation Causes Sickness. the state of New York, as trustee for the ATWOOD, late of BUCKSPORT, All demands por- { The newspaper which has no uniform persons having against the es- Iret Ur,"n®> painful, sweaty feet is a Don't permit yourself to become consti- fully described in said mortgage which in the county of Hancock, deceased, and tate of said deceased are desired to present x to s dated is rate and is satis- bonds as the law directs. All same °* ®*° *or ^°rn9’ O pated, aa your system immediately begins f>oses May 1, 1969, acknowledged May 11, for advertising space, given per- the for settlement, and all indebted to you prefer waste 1909 and is recorded 26, 1909 in Hancock sons demands the estate are h absorbed from the backed-up May to it can is a haviug against thereto requested to make payment im- °Dly *“zo *or is poison in fied take what get for it, of said t:orne> the price matter. Use Dr. King’s New Life Pills and county registry of deeds book 459, page 181, deceased are desired to present mediately. Mary Frances Drown, btit 10° is also recorded in the and the ad- the same for and all cent8’ *t all It’s tine for keep well. There is no better safeguard and town records of cheap advertising medium, settlement, indebted %Charles Wood Bond, bon druggists. are against illness. Just take one dose to-night. the town of Stonington May 81,1912, in book 4, vertiser need but thereto requested to make payment im 631 Tremont Building, and cal ouses also. A. Pab- to each expect nothing cheap ‘r Q. 25c. at your Druggist. pages 21 52, inclusive, and is further mediately. Theodore H. Smith. Boston, Mass. Es’ Ellsworth. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Skin Eruptions. recorded in the records of the town of results.—Lawrence bur*? (Ind.) Press. Bucksport, Augusts, 1914. August 7,1914. Keith end Short Cut. ELLSWORTH FALLS. eon,. W. L. In of tho Proof. A Dangerous COUNTY NEWS MerriiT^TT5 8pit» Wocter and aon>, and *• in Transcrtjtf.} Miss b _C An American lady, living China, [Boston Herbert Tucker and wife, of Cherryfleld, ter, ail lor MaaaaehuaetU. Woo,‘ had been teaching a class of young There is an old saying to the effect that are tbe week here. MOUNT DESERT. spending t^pt. J. W. Htinson Chinamen. One a native and son, wh„ day prince “short cuts*7 are liable to land has been Leland has at the way- Martin Hastings, of Bingham, Roy J. employment been here some time b‘" called ou her in his fine robes and shipping '. farers in bogs. The United States will visiting his father, Henry C. Hastings. Bonn • boose. have returned to "l,B' talked to her with some embarrass- Prospect Harbor Rounds and children left Mrs. a tew days ot ment be fortunate if it escapes this experience Mrs. Fred E. Harry Haynes spent Ospt. G. W. Colwell, wile „nd d for a visit at Veazie and Enfield. last week in Trenton. came to as a of a to in- Saturday and Clarence “8h,w "Madam," he said, “I you to consequence hasty attempt Colwell and Mis, , O. Rich has had a In- « see you about a matter that is very crease our ocean-going merchant marine Miss Gertrude Flood returned Saturday Perry telephone Prospect Hsrbor, were guests K' 8. sear to me. You have been teaching by purchasing foreign steamers laid up in from a visit in Cherryfleld and Harring- stalled in bis residence. Colwell's Sunday. that the world is round." its the war. ton. Hull's Little ports by Forrest O. Dickey, ot Cove, spent Arthur Colwell, «ho "Yes." the instructor, "and I The so-called bill has been Har- hie here. scalded The women artists of Berlin tfvery replied shipping Samuel Candage and wife, of Seal the week-end with family badly lest week by lalii,w .q0,te on the that we a have been offering the proof." passed glib assumption have been of A. W. Ellis and pai.ol ho, water two years get up ball In which only bor, guests Mis^ Sarah Coosins, of Trenton, spent left upon “I know." said be, "but that is not had but to purchase a vessel of one of the wife. r’ ** women are allowed. Not a single man last week with Mise Dorothy Leland. improving rapidly. what I came to see you about. It is all belligerent nations to give her the unim- Aj‘-24 Is admitted. A large number of the Miss Dora Moore, of Bucksport, has John M. Crenshaw and wife, of Au- what but. madam. status that to a vessel ______w. very good you say, peached belongs been her Miss Trances don male and visiting cousin, are of M. L. Allen and wife. women, however, attire, I have been that it is and in this burn, guests BAY8IDE. always taught built registered country. Moore. It is an imitation of men's attentions Clara Somes Is a tew flat. I want to know if you would feel There sre grave doubts as to our ability Mrs. spending days Mrs. E. M. Gordon and Mrs. William H. Brown left for daughter Fmu fair sex on the of these Tuesday at Sullivan with her Jauiee to the part bad if I continued to think it flat?” to obtain a good title to a vessel so ac- brother, Mey- ol Melrose, Mass., were Boston to visit her daughter, Mrs. Eva week-end 8Q*“ female men that occasions the chief “Oh.” replied the teacher, “it is not a quired since the war began, doubts based netl. ol Mrs. Gilman Wakefleld. Fitz Morris. • matter of how I feel, but a matter of on our in the “Lon- left last week for diversion of the evening. partially acquiescence Roger H. Allen Mrs. Beulah ol Jordan, iw™ evidence. 1 demonstrate that it is don and on decis- Leroy Haslam and wife went to Bangor a in a Ellsworth Now, in Berlin lived a young man agreement77, partially Presque Isle, where he has poaition Saturday and night Sunday with her m round: 1 offer the if you accept ions of our own courts to the effect that a Tuesday to spend a few days with friends P*,‘ named Kerstner—Herman Kerstner— proof: bank. ents, W. A. Trim and wife. the evidence think it if could not an invulnerable and attend the fair. you round; you belligerent give and wife have re- who was a scribbler. He wrote stories William T. Somes Merritt W. of New it think it flat.” bill of sale to a vessel transferred Mrs. Alley, York trr,tM reject you during Mertie Perkins and daughter after a visit at their sitting in his window overlooking the turned to Frankfort, here last Saturday to visit hi, Our intelligent friend was still un- the continuance of hostilities. Pearl, of Lowell, Mass., have been visiting fathir fi” garden at the back of tbe house, while old bd!be. Samuel Alley. Mr. moved, still more concerned about the The tenor of the “London agreement77 here the past week. Alley made lt)’ Jr a girl painted pictures at another win- Mrs. Cora A. Smith, formerly ot this in bis automobile. p object of bis visit. “I understand.” he is that a transfer made after the begin- C. Fernald and of Sooth dow at the back of another house on George wife, now of West Newton, Mats., is said, "that all you say, madam, is good of the war is to hostile village, Rev. Albert J. Lord and ning exposed many Paris, are visiting Mr. Fernald’s parents, Bran- family win the other end of the same garden. mind visiting her mother, Mrs. James leave Pleasant beach and reasonable. But would you presumptions. For instance, one article Frank E. Fernald and wife. to-day for Louisa Beninger painted for the love scorn. Ellsworth, if 1 still thought it flat?”—The Masses. of tbe “agreement”, which Great Britain to visit Mrs. Lord's father, H. B. and The was saddened on learn- Pnim™’ of art; Kerstner wrote for bread community has returned a few has not accepted but the United States Frank EJy Abbott, esq., days, before returning to butter. ing of the sudden death of Rockwell Meriden’ has ratified, reads: from Cleveland, O., and ia at tbe Pray cot- Conn. for these two Ready With a Reason. on at his home st the It was Just as natural Spencer Sunday tage with his family for tbe remainder of Some time a man from the city The transfer of an enemy vessel to a neutral L. H. Cushman and to come into communication as for the ago Green 1ake hatchery. George Crosby am. effected after the outbreak of season. a few in a town, Gag, hostilities, from Bluebili Saturday to to It was not long be- spent days country Friends of and of night tbe Co,b- grass grow. is void unless it is proved that such transfer Leroy Sleeper wife, with infant and while there a real estate dealer Mrs. Stanley Cox, daughter man cottage, and spent fore a of was es- will be interested learn Sunday, system telegraphy was not made in order to evade the conse- Dedham, Mass., to is at return' tried to interest him in suburban scen- Pbebe, of Holyoke, Malta., visiting ing Sunday night accompanied between and the mes- to an vessel is ex- that a son was born to last by Mrs tablished them, quences which enemy them Sunday. her Rev. to his hotel that ••Yama Ouchi” with parents, Cushman and Mrs. that came over the wires were ery. Returning night posed.* / Mrs. was Miss Gertrude Mc- Crosby. sages Sleeper Horace H. Leavitt and wife. the man saw the agent in the Ang. 24. those usual between lovers. Gladly city There are some of this 8 qualifications annexed, Carthy, place. Aug. at. 8. man have to see lobby. _ would the yonng gone but there is in the very substance of this The annual school was FRENCH BORO. remarked Sunday picnic but she, not “Look here, old fellow,” article the material for BLUE HILL. the frauiein, being permit- legal contentions, held at Contention Cove on Saturday, in- Miss Jessie told me Perkins bts retorned ted to meet any one of whom her par- the city man. “1 thought you in the course of wnich the United States from, stead of Friday, on account of tbe rain. Miss Leah Abram celebrated her visit in Waldobnro and that didn't have malaria down Boothbay. ents did not approve, did not ask him. you any might find itself in the awkward position About 100 attended, the majority of the twelfth birthday Friday, Aug. 21, delight- Mias that in this section V Sylvia Lunt, who spent a One day the girl telegraphed of endeavoring to secure a reversal of a children going by hayrack, while the fully entertaining her friends. month what I told was with relative, and ebe was going to the artist women’s “That's just you." decision which it and adults went buck in;Rockland Camden struggled long by board and private is his vaca- declaration of the Edward P. Tucker spending is home. fete. She would not be allowed to the prompt agent, hard to obtain. Fifty years ago the su- teams. Fish chowder and dinner picnic tion with his family in town. Aug. 17. her mother would with "and I told you right" court the _ p go alone; go preme gave ruling, at the were served and games and sports were did.” return- On account of tbe condition of Sewall her. “Maybe you doubtfully solicitation of our government, that a Mrs. Annie Teel, who has been enjoyed. _ in Rock- If be “but the same I P. Snowman, who suffered from a fall a An idea occurred to Herman. ed the city man, Just steamer Hying tbe British flag and en- land a few days, is home. his and the ball a saw a man down the road a few min- in NICOLIN. short time ago, house stable will could go to impersonating gaged mercantile traffic, which had Mrs. Ida Dondiiand to tbe the children, of Rock- woman in man’s dress he could clasp utes ago with chilis and fever.” been of tbe confederates who not be open public during fair, purchased DeWitt last week land, are Mrs. Evelyn spent with as has been the custom in visiting Willie Teel. his Louisa to him in the dance instead “Oh. I see now." smiled the real es- had employed her. as a cruiser, was a years past. relatives in Bangor. Rev. P. C. Prescott, who of at her from a distance. tate man. with a look of enlighten- lawful prize of war. Deputy Sheriff W. W. Weaeott asks ail spent s week looking in Blanche Leland, of Bar is visit- Cambridge with his naa This he telegraphed her and observed ment. “That was Smith. He was shud- Foreign-built vessels are not to be ad- Harbor, persons to take especial care in driving parents, re- ing her grandmother, Mrs. Francis Mc- turned. that after she received his message dering and shaking to think what his mitted to our coastwise trade. That is so on Sept. 1-2-3, as tbe traffic will be much Gown. of she did a great deal of thinking. Then wife would say to him when he got much saved from the enemy. Had .not heavier than common on those days. Joseph Cornell, Boston, has joined Adele of his wife and children she got up and went away from the home."—Exchange. this barrier been maintained, we should Hadeen, Chicago, 111., spent PLKAK1SO COXCB8T. at her brother's, last week with her Rev. Nathan Osier. window, and when she returned she have seen every shipyard in the United uncle, Nelson The concert in town ball Monday States closed. As it there is no en- Hadeen. Aug. dropped something white on to the A School For Spies. is, evening was a gem, and tbe large audience 23._0 The was couragement in tbe new legislation for wife and daughter was was en- ground below. day fading, In St. Petersburg there exists to all Augustus Seaborg, well pleased. Each artist PENOBSCOT. our to construct vessels of and as soon as it was dark Herman a shipbuilders large Edith, Brooklyn, N. Y., are at Frank R. cored several times. The follows: intents ami purjioses real university program Fred for trade. While Perkins, of Cambridge, jj went out of a door into the science and art of It foreign American-built McGown’s. Maas., opening of the espionage Moaologua...Selected his vessels must come under visiting brother, James C. Perkins. garden. Jumped over a fence and. un- consists of some six independent but severe inspec- Bernard Small, who is employed at Mt. Mrs David Clarke tion, the President is given to Miss Nina Varnuin returned der Louisa's window, picked up a harmonized faculties or departments, power Desert Ferry, is spending a lew days at la) Air.?T....ftach to her work at ticket. Going buck to his home he training and controlling the immense waive the inspection of foreign-built ves- his home here. (b) Serenade.•••■Haydn Togua Wednesday, after a vaca- sels purchased by Americans. Helen Jeffrey. Marianne Kneieel, Gerald tion here. looked at it by lamplight. It read: army of spies and "agents provoca- George of free Maddocks, Brockton, Mass., Kunr, Marie Roemart Louisa to the ail over the and its In- Tbe ship provision of the existing Misa Alice and of Admit Frauiein Meninger teurs" empire is visiting his parents, Mad- Bridget friend, Port- is broadened the Benjamin A Mammy Tale....Mra Clarke artist women’s fete. numerable centers ail over the world law by elimination of land, were guesla of Miss Bermct Varnum docks and wife. Inlerludium. ••.... Olaiounon the that vessels (a) Herman's heart danced with delight. The art of letters, deciphering requirement foreign-built last week. opening Mrs. E. H. and lb) Molly on the Shore .Granger shall not be more than five old to Tabbutt daughters He was ready to take any risk. There various codes and forging various years and Quartette George Perkins and Mr. Bennett, of be eligible to American It is Kathryn Helen, of Everett, Mass., are were but a few hairs on his face, and handwritings; the histrionic art of per- registry. A Bit of Philosophy at Willard Manchester, N. H., were guest* ot H. C. boardened to such an extent as to let in visiting Phillips’. his cheeks were red as two Jacquemi- sonal disguises and of shadowing sus- (a) Miss Marlor Perkins and wife last week. old “crocks” worn out under their Reuel McGown and of N. not roses. His mouth was delicate, persons and the science of man- wife, Berlin, Child Dialect (6) Kite pected Leo M. of the N. E. flag and for sale ! who were called home the death Little Sellers, tcn lection- and he wore a lady’s No. 6 kid glove. explosives and bombs for original cheap. H., by (e) Pigs ufacturing ery is hi* from the doubts as to the success of Mr. McGown’s brother, J. Howard Me* Mrs Clarke Co., Boston, spending vacation a costume of his sis- the supply of "agents provocateurs” in Apart Appropriating witb I>r. M. A. Wardweil and of the which turn on ! Gown, returned to their home Miss Ober deserves wife ter’s. on the night of the ball he went order to better entice would be revolu- expedients interpre- Friday. May 1 be thanks of Aug. 21. WhODLOCgE. tations of the law of there are an the of Bluehiil for there in a carriage and was admitted tionists or simply for the sake of “dis- nations, Mrs. St wood Coamey and two chil- people giving them the ticket Hav- con- others that should check exultation of tbe dren, Beatrice and of opportunity to hear such artists. on Frauiein Meninger’s covering" imaginary dangerous Marion, Omaha, NORTH PENOBSCOT. friends of the bill. It is one thing to who have 24. H. ing gained an entrance, the room was spiracies—these are the main subjects buy Neb., spent August with her Aug. a steamer at a and Miss‘Jeanette Croxford, ot Brewer, is free to him. He looked about him till taught in this unique university.— foreign-built bargain, parents, Sven Anderson and wife, will another to her DEEB ISLE. visiting here. he saw her with her mother, then Anglo-Russian. quite operate cheaply leave this week to make a shirt visit in under the American flag. treat- Capt. Alfred Greenlaw has sailed in his Mrs. of wno his went boldly up to her. So long as he Pay, Bangor before starting for their home. Egbert, New York, ment, food and quarters are better and yacht for England to bring home the been with Mra. Letch, was supposed to be a woman the field Power of Water. boarding George more expensi\^ in the American merchant family of bis employer. will return to her home was perfectly clear to him. He and The power of water is enormous. A MOUTH OF THK K1VKR. Thursday. service than in the fleet of our ran where be of water feet carrying Miss Elsie Haskell, who is employed Misses Ethel and Mildred Orin- Louisa away they might tiny jet descending 1,000 Mrs. DoVa Hazel, rivals. There are scores of American- Conant, who tup» spent a with Ginn & free to talk without being at the rate of 100 a Co., Boston, is spending a dle gave a delightful to the young together traveling yards month with her [arty owned vessels now registered abroad mother, Mrs. Mary few weeks with her overheard. second cannot be cut into with an ax people. people of North Penobscot Thtinidiy simply because it costs tbeir owners less Betts, returned to her home in Dedham, Now. If Herman Kerstner had been or a sword. It will fracture the best Mrs. George Haskell and family and evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs- to operate them as foreign vessels than as Mass., Friday. older or less In love—at any rate, had blades of Toledo steel. It will hurl an Miss Merle Small are guests of Mrs. Henry Harriman. American vessels. Waiter of bad his wits about him—he would have ax through an oak plank. It is quite Chapman, Bocksport, is visit- George Saunders at Islesboro. Aug. 21. H. at F. B. Sadler’s. _ thus for a mao this ing Capt. Been the impropriety of going impossible to cut stream Treat and who have been NORTH CASTING. Sydney wife, SOUTH PENOBSCOT. where women were or. through. To compute the power of fall- Fred Stone, of Lawrence, is vot- only expected, Mass., spending the summer at their cottage conse- water to C. M. Leach and wife returned here. Fred and of Waterville, having knowingly Incurred the ing it is necessary multiply Friday ing here, left for Boston this week. Staples friend, are at Frank quences, he would have been every the volume of flowing water in cubic from Northport. Arthur Fullerton, after two Staples’. spending Harold Greenlaw, an electrical engineer moment on his guard, instead of this, feet per minute by its weight C2.5 Mrs. Fred Conner has to weeks w ith his Clifford Mellie Grindle, who has been employed gone Cleveland, uncle, Fullerton, who has been spending his vacation with he led the fraulein away to a window pounds, and this product by the ver- to visit her son Edwin. returned to his home in at Dark ia home. O., Surry Sunday. relatives here, returned to Boaton Thurs- Harbor, seat, the curtains In front of tical height of the fall in feet and di- pulled Harry Peterson and wife returned Sat- Arthur Jones lost a horse last week. Miss Jennie Grindle. of Bluchill, ia the number foot day. them and proceeded to make lovfl with- vide by 33,000, the of Mass. of urday to Somerville, Earl Smith also lost a horse recently. Frank of guest Miss Nan J. Grindle. out considering that. if not seen he pounds representing one horsepower Dean, Quincy, Mass., who has Francis Perkins, who has a has Mrs. Burton and two daughters went to at least be heard. As his ardor for one minute. A stream of water employment cottage here, Just' bad built at might in is home because of Burton, Castine, lameness. WEST ELLSWORTH. a fine which was Great Works to Mr. waxed stronger his voice grew louder. when flowing over a weir five feet in Friendship yacht, Saturday join John P. Leach, of Sun- brought into the harbor this week. She who is employed there. A couple of girls passing heard, lis- length by one foot in depth at the rate Camden, spent and of George Libby wife, Bangor, vis- is commanded by Capt. Hiram Howard. 21. L to the of of one foot a second and having a fall day with his mother, Mrs. Mary L. Leach. Aug. tened and. going manager ited Mrs. Libby's aunt, Mrs. Henry Hig- He intends to take a trip South in her this was of feet eleven horse- the ball, told that a man present. twenty develops Mrs. A. J. Pare, with her little son Win- gins, last week. fall. WEST SURRY. is a certain power. left for her home in Brock- 24. There faculty peculiar ford, Saturday William has Aug. RKX. Carlisle been visiting his _ Capt. E. L. Dorr and wife, of Bucksport* to women—the faculty of listening to ton, Mass. grandparents, H. W. Cunningham and WINTER visited relatives here recently. once—that must have HARBOR. two speakers at A Lively Corpse. Arthur P. Guilford went to Vinalhaven at Btuehilt. wife, Friend and of a Miss Marion is in Joseph wife, Bangor, been possessed to marked degret^by Joseph G. Grow, a member of the Tuesday, after a few days spent with bis Tracy visiting New- Mrs. Nellie Nevells, with daughter called on Mrs. F. N. Fraulein Louisa, for she not only heard United Stares diplomatic corps, tells a here. port. Trundy Sunday. family Hazel, who has been visiting her love to her; but, her of Bunsen. the German scientist. mother, Mrs. Rubio Miss Mildred and brother Elwin, Herman making story Misses Lillian and of Pe- Tracy was a recent business Gray Margie Leach, Mrs. Lois Trueworthy, bas gone to North of Mrs. eyes and ears being open, she wag cog- who was often mistaken for bis cousin, visitor at Old Orchard. Bucksport, are visiting their aunt. nobscot, were recent guests of Mrs. Emma Ellsworth»to visit her sister, Mrs. Eugene nizant that the two girls had gone oft Chevalier Bunsen. Guy Carlisle. Ward well. Moore. Work is progressing rapidly on the _ L. to Inform on her lover. She threw up "When be was traveling in England Aug. 21. Millard Perkins and wife, of New York, bungalow being built by Wilson Sargent. the sash and by means of a light shawl be met a lady who asked him. 'Have DEDHAM. who have been his wife and son down from the win- visiting mother, Mrs. Shirley Joy, Stewart are SURRY. she carried let him you Quished your book. "Itible Work.’’ Miss Effle Alma Perkins, have returned home. Phillips spent a few days with guests of Mr. Joy's parents, Fred and church. dow. which was on the second story, Joy The new pastor of the Methodist yet?’ Mrs. G. W. Brewster last week. wife. to the ground. Then she closed the “’No, madnme.’ be said. ’X regret Mrs. Augusta A. Leach was in Bucks- Rev. Dr. Bennett, extended an invitation to attend the funeral of Basil Thompson, of is visit- of to the Revs. and J. W. window and was walking unconcern- that my untimely death has prevented port Friday her Orrington, Greely Weston, Boston, spent his va- John D. McGraw Mrs. Druzilla who ! ing his uncle, Gerald cation with his U. K. who were to edly across the floor, where she saw my doing so.’ ’’—Detroit Free Press. sister, Hutchins, had Thompson. parents, Weston and Tickle, in the village, speak been ill a time. Herbert ol wife. to bis and theyso- the managers harrying to the retreat long \ Gray, Saeo, spent last week congregation Sunday 1 cepted. a with his G. A. and wife. _ from which she and her lover had just Social Caste In Berlin. John Ward well, prominent ship- parents, Gray James Webber has the cellar dug and builder of lumber escaped. German royalty is rigid in its exclu- Rockland, with his wife, was Misses Hazel and Helen Merrill, of on tbe site preparatory to building Anxious Mistress—Jane, have you given Confident that -having been sitting in here recently, reviving old memories, this Green Lake, are guests of Miss Hazel a house. the fish any fresh water lately? Jan*" sive etiquette. The Prussian nobility water she had not been seen and being his Cow No, mum. They haven’t drank the the dark, form a caste from the birthplace. ing. Dora Lindsey, of is a entirely apart Boston, spending gave them last mouth Puck. there is in a hold yet. realizing that safety rest of society, and Berlin, socially L. J. Shepherd, of West Sterling, Mass., Mrs. W. W. Black and granddaughter few weeks with her parents, A. Merchant front, she followed in the wake of the with his wife and and wife. speaking, is composed of many differ- family, Mrs. Mary C. Helen have returned from a visit to reta- iUraertiftcmcntfi managers, and when they Wilson and of outraged ent worlds, none of which mingles with daughter, Orono, and Mrs. i lives in Bangor. Mrs. J. O. Foss and Miss Edna Hamil- aside the curtains, expecting to P. L. were guests at the home of pulled the other.—London M. A. Mary Leach, Miss Mkrcia Burrill has to Dor- ton, of Porto Rico, are guests of their the victims. gone find a victim, or, rather, Duncan Dunbar and of Capt. M. W. Mrs. A REMEDY chester, Mass., for a visit with her aunt, sister, Charles Grover. HOUSEHOLD Und were disappointed, she Joined in Grindie and wife last week. Any Old Excuse. Mrs. Hurd Brown. Aug. g. That Has Lasted for 60 Years the babel of Inquiries as to what was Aug. Big Sister (who wants to be left 24._L. S. H. Richardson is a must be Otherwise, the matter. building house SOUTH HANCOCK. very, very good. alone a moment with her sweethearti— bad furnished the in- near the town hall, aud his son Melvin it couldn't stand this test of time. The girls who BROOKSV1LLE. H. M. and wife Fritz, the house feels so stuffy, go Into one on the Holden road. Hodgkins attended the formation were firm in their belief Since lS5u “L. F.” Atwood’s Medi- Miss Prudence Saunders, of North Blue- Hodgkins reunion at Blunt’s last the next room and open the window, Aug. 24. B. pond that they had heard lovemaking hill, is her week. cine has been a leading household will you? Fritz—The window is open. visiting grandparents, J. H. ■which could have cq^ne only from a and wife. For 03 it has proven Big Sister—Oh. well. Rhut it again, will Billings PRETTY MARSH. Miss Louise Hodgkins, of Is remedy. years man. Imitation lovemaking was com- Bangor, F. W. Orcutt and Elmer at the home of its worth as a for all stomach, yon?— FUegende Blatter. Orcutt, of South Mr. and Mrs. Skinner and visiting her uncle, H. M. remedy mon in the ballrooms, and the mana- Misses Mary as a went to I liver and bowel troubles —and Brooksville, Bucksport Saturday A. and Lorelei Skinner are Hodgkins. gers were convinced that the inform- guests of Mrs. the Answer. returning Sunday. Snell at L. A. wife and tonic of exceptional effect. ers had mistaken one of these cases That’s Camp Taylor. Penney, daughter, of 1 adds to is your husband so Irritable at Miss Emma Gray and Miss Bernice Per- Bangor, spent and Mrs. Cutler’s letter simply for the genuine article. It was much "Why Mrs. Allen E. Freeman and two chil- Saturday night Sunday home?” tbe amazed visitor. kins were taken to the insane at at R. H. Young’s. the evidence: better to put this construction on the inquired hospital dren have returned home from a week’s overwhelming "Because he knows it’s safe to be.” Bangor last week, for treatment. matter than to probe it further at the visit at her old home at West Tremont. Miss Carrie Brown, of Portland, who Farmington, Me.: answered the long suffering wife;—St Aug. 24. A. has been a guest at Mrs. about This _ Annie “I tiave had a long risk of bringing a/scandal. E. C. Robbins and wife have returned to Smith’s, quite experience* Louisa, she Louis Republic. returned last week. with 'L. F.’ Atwood’s Medicine. %-as fortunate for Fnnrfein their home in Camden, after a me SUNSHINE. spending a family on have used it for years as naving called for a duplicate ticket week with friends here and at their old Mrs. Lizzie Whitehouse, of Ithaca, N. ■ Mildred of is iclne, a laxative, and for the stoniac the that she bad mtslald the Better Days. Sellers, Stonington, visit- home at Bartlett’s Island. Y., has been the of ground guest Mrs. R. W. I use else for the children, -' ing her cousin, Alice Davis. nothing one sent her., Wife—I wonder if Mr. Van Dusen Aug. 25. G. Grant a few weeks. could ta ___ know of no medicine that It is not *fo be that a love hasn't seeu better days? XXusband— Mrs. Amanda Sellers has gone to Ocean- supposed Mrs. Robert Diver has gone to the place of ‘L. F.’ Atwoods MMJ No matter bow careful one Dorches- so much assurance and Ob. Van Dusen wasn't ville to care for Mrs. Walter who may be a de- affair involving yes. always Stanley, ter, Maas., for a visit with her cine as a household remedy.” i Rec- is ill. licious cake is sometimes ruined when husband, F. J. Cutler resource would come to naught. It married, don’t think!—Chicago who has employment there. (Signed) Mrs. turning it from the When < an the were ord-Herald. and pan. the cake ended In elopement, pair Mrs. Flora Turner children and M. A. The Big Bottle—At I)ealers-35 sticks set the on a cloth Capt. Young, wife and and Frau Kerstner returned Miss of pan wrung out of daughter, married, Beatrice Sadler, Minturn, are vis- who have the Trial Bottle—By Mail-FPi warm water and leave for a few spent past month at R. H. with her husband to her home and was here. minutes. Tbe cheerful live longest in years and iting The cake will turn left for New CO., then out without any Young’s, York Sunday. "L. F.” MEDICINE Jj forgiven. afterward in our Aug. 24. Pickle. trouble. regards.—Bovee. Other departures have been Mrs. E. A. Me.