— ‘AoutntfrTPrntf. LOCAL AFFAIRS. limited to seventy-five, and are on sale al lotJutistmrntB. Parcher’s drug-store. A most delightful NATIONAL time is BAN IX NKVP ADVFK risr: M FNTS this wkkk anticipated. The proceeds are, ol - WORTH, ME. course, for the benefit of the society. -|\ Ad mi* notice-Est Robert J Alexander. Burrill lost. The first train for the season on Shopping bag .Sunday I* rank I* —Notice of Gray foreclosure. the Mt. Desert branch will run next Exec notice Est < A aroline D White. UNION TRUST COMPANY 1 small piece of paper in check form —Est Charles H Curtis. Sunday, leaving Bangor at 6.10 a. rh.. the bank ** — ( Eft will settle Parker B Billings, arriving at at Bar Harboi up any account. Isn’t that Admr notice-Est Francis A Ellsworth 7.20, Torrey. at 8.40. FOR much better and a —Est Martin O < unningham. Returning, leave Bar Harbor at the great deal ** OF quicker -Est ELLSWORTH than Ernest A Thompson. 4.30 p. in., Ellsworth at 5.60, arriving in counting it out in bills? Not Probate notice—Est Catherine M Gilley. — Est Clifford Hririgham. Bangor at 7. The summer schedule i PEOPLE ! \ but will ** only that, you sleep much —Est Thomas J Holme*etals THIS IS A GOOD BANK > will go into effect this year on June 26. TO DO BUSINESS WITH j easier nights when know .Tames H Scott—Notice of foreclosure. W{ ■■■■MBBEUaKdSMBiLiJtite- you your Wanted -Woman for ^. housekeeping. Willie P. Stewart, age sixteen years, died money is safe. Hetter open up an ac- Mrs Fred Lindsey—Work wanted. S S Estey—Milk. at the home of his mother, Mrs. William count in our bank. For further in- £ \\ e have all the facilities tin t1 Eastern Steamship Co. Chapman, on Third street, last Wednesday, requited by up-to-date formation call any time. Remember Ellsworth Foundry A Machine Work*—Au- after a long illness of in tomobiles. consumption. a banking institution, and, addition, we at the your Is at place |[ money always your disposal Harry C Austin A Co—Furniture and undtt- Funeral services were held at the home # of our taker. disposal customers the benefit of the collective i the same. Rev. G. just J A Saturday forenoon. O. Barnard Haynes—Groceries. i character, and of a most 1 Ellsworth Greenhouse. officiating. The body was taken to Sorry, ability experience efficient We allow liberal [ Interest on Providencb. R I: the former home of the family, for inter- S staff of officer-and employees. check accounts. Focal representative wanted. ment. # If arc ill need of an Banoor. Mb: you investment, or desire the i> George H. Gould, jr., entertained a Eastern Trust A Hanking Co. ? benefit of our banking in t1 Eastern Trust A Hanking Co—Notice ol dancing party Tuesday evening at the opportunities, any way,, foreclosure. call u- write home of his parents on Main street. Miss # up, m*. come in and see us, or we will furnished music. Those send our Ruby Phillips \ reprc-imtat ive to see you and get in touch SCHEDULE OP MAILS were Helen 11 present Shute, Fenetta Foss, with -| to be held afternoon and FROM BCS1XK9S. No Hunday mail. clothing April 29, NORTH ELLSWORTH. Postofflce evening, at the C. P. Dorr store on Main open on Sunday from 9 to 10 a m. Arthur W. EASTERN TRUST A street. One of the Greely Closes Lung BANKING CG., most attractive features A. W. Nason went to Bangor Br'1,; Business Career in Ellsworth. j Thursday Bangor. Maine. of this sale be ^ r O. W. will the display of may- on business. Tripp, who has been ill of grip, is of this week baskets. Ellsworth cooked food Monday marked the retire- BmnrhM mi Old Town mid Much la*. out and William of again. ment from business of one of El Is worth’s Jordan, Bar Harbor, was in H|N home-made are first-class. candy always town last week. The new moving picture theatre oldest and most highly-esteemed business Next the | Monday evening boys of the — opened Monday men Arthur W. Greely. watchmaker Miss Gertrude Maddocks has gone tn evening. Ellsworth school high will present the and Bar I)r. O. M. Drake and cf jeweler. He has sold his business to Harbor, where she has employment. wife, Boston, are “The High School at play, Freshman,” Harvard C. who took in Ellsworth for a few Jordan, possession The North Ellsworth farmers’ club held days. Hancock hall. The cast of characters was Monday. h meeting at the hall George H. Grant, of Boston, was in Ells- printed in The American last week. Saturday evening. Mr. Greely entered the jfcwelry store of worth a few last week on business. The under the direction of Fred E. Casman McGown will leave far days boys, F. Dunn when Tuesday George fifteen years of age, Bar Miss Hattie Cooke, are showing up well in the re- Harbor, where he has employment in Mosher, of Bangor, was the to learn tne jewelry trade, and afterward hearsals. The is for thebenefit Emery’8 greenhouse. guest of Mrs. A. W. Clark one day last play of tbe week. baseball team. \ dance will follow, with Frank Moore and wife went to South- music by Higgins’ orchestra, of Bar Har- west Harbor on business. Miss Margaret Downey left to-day fora Saturday They bor. will be several visit of two weeks with relatives in New gone days. Hampshire. The girls of last year’s basket ball team Edward Richardson left Monday for Au- of the Ellsworth high school into rora, where he will be a short Rev. R. B. Mathews is to deliver the ad- 4*got employed the game” again last Thursday evening, time before resuming his work in dress this evening at the dedication of the Bangar. just to show that they hadn’t forgotten new library and hall at Hteuben. Mrs. Pamelia Richardson, Mrs. Helen how. The team was of composed Ruth Nason and son Russell and H. E. Mad- Mrs. Henry E. Davis, who has been in Maddocks, Marguerite Drummey, Mar- docks and wife have all been confined te Boston for several months for the benefit garet Coughlin, Ernestine Shea and Eva the bouse with the the week. of her is j grip past health, home, greatly improved. Gerry. They met the Milbridge girls’ Miss Geneva 8. Smith will entertain the team, and won by the score of 10-2. A ELLSWORTH FALLS. 8. L. C.'s Thursday evening. There will be dance followed the game. A return game talks and a discussion on the life of Pres. will be at played Milbridge to-morrow- | Charles H. Haynes has purchased a five- Jefferson. evening. passenger Reo automobile. Three new automobiles have been re- The Ellsworth high school will put a Percy E. Flood went to Cherryfield ceived in Ellsworth the ! Buick and Cadillac past week, the baseball team in the field this season. Tuesday to work in the mills. owners being Charles H. Haynes, O. W. The following dates have already been Percy S. Moore and wife have gone to Tapley and B. 8. Jellison. filled: April 29, Bluehill academy at Blue- Bar Harbor, where they have employment These are the two makes of cars for which we are the of the hill; May 10, Bluehill at Ells- selling Photographs grand jury, taken academy for the summer with Dr. C. C. Morrison. agents. The features of these cars are such that no intending last fall have been and will be worth; May 20, Orono at Ellsworth; May mounted, Funeral services 3 purchaser should fail to become familiar with them. We are over the remains ef ready for delivery at the Joy studio be- 27, Old Town at EllBW'ortb; May 30, Calais prepared to show every detail. George E. Hatch were held at the church fore the close of the term. at Calais; June 4, Orono at Orono; June present last Rev. W. 17, Old Town at Old Town; June 24, Wednesday afternoon, Henry COMPLETE LINE OF" LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCKS The H. E. O. club met last Friday with Calais at Ellsworth. The team would Conley officiating. Sirs. A. K. Russell. Mrs. J. P. Eldridge like to fill dates fpf May 0 and 13, and ARTrtl R W. GREEDY. W. H. Brown, with a crew of carpenters, was chosen president in place of Mrs. F. June 11. commenced Monday morning making re- IS to F. Bimonton, w ho has moved away. Models—$550 $1850. pairs on Whitcomb, Haynes & Co.’s stave X*h6 Contract for the removal of the old | The Maine Central will issue round- worked with Deacon Zebulon Smith. In mill preparatory to commencing the sea- market building at the eastern end of trip tickets from Ellsworth during the 1867 be went into the jewelry business with son’s sawing. the bridge has been awarded to H. A. automobile show in Bangor next week for the late H. II. Harden. Two years later Ellsw >rth & Machine Col pitta, who will begin work at once. Foundry Works, fl.15, good from April 17 to 24 inclusive. he bought Mr. Harden's interest, and When the addition to the and COMING EVENTS. post-office | ever since has beeu in business (or him- Water Street, Maine. T. and wife have Ellsworth, Edward Irwin moved customhouse is the land building made, self. from to ELLSWORTH. Westerville, O., Portland, Ore., on which the market building now. stands where reside at 287 East Mr. Greely has Always been prominent I at they 40th street. will be A wall is to be Friday evening, April 14, Bayside graded. retaining in was — Irwin was Miss of public affairs, He postmaster grange hall—Dance. GARAGE! and every tool needed te do repairing with all speed. Mrs. Ray Whiting, this built from the eastern pier of the j bridge from 1887 to 1891, and was five times the river to the southern end of the I Saturday evening, April 15, at Society city. along elected of the mayor city. hall—Dance. ——— 1). Foster left recently acquired property on Water ! Mrs* Lorenzo yesterday Mr, Jordan, who takes over the business, for a visit of several weeks with her ! street. Monday April 17, at Hancock is one of Ellsworth’s popular young men. | evening, G. R\ in Somer- ! hall—“The by of Ella- daughter, Mrs. Caldwell, Word was received here yesterday that He has been with Mr. Greely nearly Freshman,” boys and her son in Port* | worth high school. Admission, 25 centa; ville, Mass., Walter, Capt Adelbert L. Hellatty, of the Schooner twenty years, is an expert workman, and I reserved seats, 35 cents; on sale at Moore’* land. Nellie Grant, had met w ith an accident thoroughly acquainted with the details of drug store. Mrs. WV’Aiam A. Raymond, who has at Boston Monday which will confine him the business. at A BIG NEWTON spent tfrt- winter in Portsmouth, N. H., is to a hospital several weeks. The vessel Tuesday evening, April 18, Society TREAT for Bar school and extra. ia the city this week preparing to move to was loading with oil and cement WEST KLLSWUU1H. hall—Dancing Rochester, N. H., to join her family, who Harbor, and was about ready to sail. A Wednesday evening, April 19 (Patriot’* is better. FOR son Joseph S. Meader reported 10 OSNTS. are located there. letter received by Capf. Bellatty’s to- day), at home of Col. C. C. Burrill—Whi*t day says Capt. Bellatty received his in- All the grip patients are reported as party under auspices of April committee H. W. Dunn, jr., who is a member Of the a at juries by a barrel rolling off the wharf and better. of the Village improvement society. Here’s luscious special that will “take great” Colby college glee club, is with the club striking him, but does not state the Lester H. Carter, of Ludlow, is visiting Tickets to be sold limited to 75; price, in- on a concert tour through New a toothsome lot of Hamp- more your house; NEWTONS—ribbon nature of of the injuries than that his father, John H. Carter. cluding refreshments, 50c. each; on sale at shire, Vermont and Massachusetts during are J. P. Langley has Parcher’s. of they painful. Capt. School commenced this with strips pastry tilled with delicious paste. the Easter recess. morning, crisp tig gone on to Boston to take charge of the A the same teacher as last term. Wednesday, April 26,1 p. in., at county cookie that to at a The fourth quarterly conference of tne vessel while Capt. Bellatty is laid up. under dainty appeals every appetite, Ruble I. Cunningham, of Bluehill, ii courthouse—County road meeting, Ellsworth Methodist church will be held commissioner of price to visiting her James W. Carter anc direction of State high- open every purse. Friday evening at 7.30 o’clock, District- parents, EASTER AT CHURCHES. wife. ways, P. L. Hardison. Superintendent H. B. Haskell presiding. _ a Saturday atternoou and evening, April Only 10 cents pound. At this conference officers will be elected Usual Observance of Church Holi- DOLLARDTOWN. 29, at the C. P. Dorr store, Main street— for the ensuing year. in Ellsworth. Mrs. Henry O. Davis is quite ill. day Sale by Thursday club ol Congregational Next Easter, will be observed W The April committee of the Village Sunday, Mrs. Margaret Kemp visited her son, church, j> a. *asr* improvement society is to give a whist by the usual special music and services in L. Kemp, jr., in Bangor last week. haynes, the churches of Ellsworth. party at the home of Col. and Mrs. C. C. Mrs. Amanda Meader and B. H. Meader At St. Catholic church there SShhertuMranjU. Burrill on Patriots’ day, Wednesday, Joseph's who have been ill, are about again. mass at 8 and mass at 10. Two a man’s and a will be low high April prizes, Adelia Barron and Madeline Moon ar will to the 10.90. At both services the pastor. Rev. P. woman’s, be offered. Owing Mrs. Emma in F. will deliver a sermon. The visiting Bodge Bangor. OEPOSIT YOUR MONEY limited room available for the affair, the Flanagan, at mass w'ill be as Mansel Garland, who has been at Grac number of tickets to be sold has been musical program high Cleanses TO follows: Barron’s while attending high school, ha ; WITH TNI LET returned to his home at Lakewood. ^hocrttscmniUk Today He Is Risen. OiD MLIMU BY DAY OR HOUR Choir George H. Meader, wife and children The Blood Vldi Aquam. Howard and who have been at J. C May, Thia is the Choir time to take a step In Header’s, left Tuesday for San Franciscc < the right direction—to Kyrie. Leonard thoroughly Cal., where they w ill make their home. cleanse the system of impurities Vacuum Cleaner ...... Gloria .Leonard accumulated the Hancock Co. Credo... Leonard during winter Savings months. Hand. O Balutarin, LAKEWOOD. Operated by Prank Dunleavy Start the summer with a new Hanctus.Leonard energy and FOB TEBMH APPLY TO is vitality—strengthen up Aguus Dei.-.Emerson Ralph Sargent pressing hay. your blood supply, cleanse it and Regina Coeli, increase — Many are continded to the house wit! its nourishing power Choir stimulate the C. Austin & Co. the grip. liver, kidneys and Harry Miss Elizabeth M. Doyle, accompan- bladder—aid them in throwing off the In ist. George Garland has been repairing bi , waste material. business 37 1-2 yeare and lias paid Place Early Orders for 7j In the at 7.90 there will be bene- ice-house. uvular semi-annual dividends. evening Easter Flowers. diction of the blessed sacrament. Alfred Garland has employment at th , Nayal’s At the Methodist church the pastor, Green Lake hatchery. We have Easter Lilies, Roses, Tulips, Spring Sarsaparilla UAXKIVG Rev. O. G. willl deliver an Easter ROOKS: Carnations, Daffodils. Let us know Barnard, School opened Monday, with Martin A was devised for this very purpose choice. sermon at the morning service. There Garland again as teacher. —it cleanses and enriches the blood your increases — will be an Easter concert in the the circnlation and •6 evening. John R. and State Me. ELLSWORTH GREENHOUSE, Moore Edward Garlam I furnishes a new foundation — it Street, Ellsworth, At the Baptist church Rev. P. A. A. Telephone 43._ have been cutting wood for W. 8. Moore will make you feel more like your- Mil If There‘» milk aud milk. Prom my Killam will deliver an Easter sermon at self, you will be up and doing. mlLli you g*t milk mat l» milk—from Madison Garland has moved into th 9 the morning service. There will be special One Hundred Full Doses for One Dollar lor.- h».t «i5«r*d UMWt,y Jersey ; Uwrv- Lizzie Frost owned ‘Alfred Gar *' mea%l,re A»k music. In the there will bean house, by lor rwu‘ l*Pul.1 always. evening * *n»y be able to Wanted land. supply It Hay Easter concert. I have alull line of Nyal’s m Charles O. and Mai tin A. Garland hav remedies Mir May 1. «c W. J. PHELPS. At the Congregational church Sunday morning there will be a special Easter purchased a blooded Guernsey bull calf, a Boston m«s«. the Chamber of w ith sermon the Rev. foundation of a herd of registers! 0. A. P A C H KOKH,*,, K Commerce, service, by pastor, ; R E R, p- *,B* R. B. aud music. stock. address, Bill worth. X. F. D. Reference: Beacon Trust Company. Mathews, special ELLSWORTH. MAINE. leases the already meagre (UfwlilllKUUlUv farm properties, ■‘PP>. Mlreonrt, Alabama and Arkansas Brncbt Column. among the rangrra. and overtaxed income* of our small farmers now Hlntnal Impregnated with this costl. JT and produce a feeling of unrest and dissatis- plague, ornithologists report the bird MADGB**. This column Is devoted to the Grange, es- faction the most stable, reliable, and Ut^ EDITED BT “AO*T among bacoming so wasted throngbout to the grange* of Hancock county. class of our citisena and strike a the whou pecially important cotton belt that the boll [t» Motto: “Helpful and Hopeful" The column is open to all granger* for the serious blow at our national prosperity. weevil may over and on spread every plantation discussion of topics of general interest, Regal verl, That we wish to place record with |m,0 CHANGE Irom of this column are succinctly of Make letters of the noble stand oppoeltion the natural Meeting Topic For the Week The purpose* for reports grange meetings. our deep appreciation force, .c' Prayer Is for the mutual must to hold it in 16. 1911. stated in .he title aud motto—it short and concise. All communication* which our retiring senator, Hon. Eugene help cheek. Every Beginning April ex- dollar’, benefit, anti alms to be helpful and hopeful be signed, but names will not be printed Hale, and our late representative# in Con- worth of such that of Ihe resurrection damage the bird Topic -The spirit the common It la for the com of the writer. All com- have taken for the farmer# Rev Sherman Being for good. cept by permiasion greaa inoppoai- guards could prevent must come Rom. vi. 1-11. Edited by of In from th, mon use—a public servant, a purveyor munications will be subject to spprovsl by tion to safd treaty. ol H_ I>«yle. D. B. ] WOMAN’S pockets the American people. the in formation and suggestion, a medium for the editor, but none will be rejected without Regal red. That a copy of these resolutions Tbc saddest day that this world eve: Almost every article of food terchangeof ideas. In this capacity U aoliclt* good reason. be sent to each of oar representative* in except meat the that the body '» _ has been found to come to the saw was day communications, and itssuccess depends largely Congress, to the worthy masters of the Htate con,osier tile tomb of gar Com- to-day with an added cost to Jesus Jay in Joseph's on the support given it in this respect. DATES. and national grange*, and to Thr Bus* cover many world name of millions of dollars den. The gladdest that this munications must be signed, but the worth Amrrica*, Han go r AV*r« and Lewis- of loss that the day of Hancock govern- the of tin will not be except by perm salon Saturday, May 8-Meeting ton for ment have is ever saw was when angel writer printed Journal publication. experts proved largely not be to lor Pomona grange with Halcyon grange. resurrection proclaimed, “lie is Communications will subject approve _LIFE to the increasing lack of editor of the column, but none North Bluehill. insect-eating is risen." No man can say rejection by the MARIAY'ILLK, 441. birds to drive eway the here: He Address Made Safe E. Pinkham’s pests that are has will be rejected without good reason. by Lydia met how much that Marinville grange Saturday evening spreading over the fields. Much proclamation to FRANKLIN. ,t»pie, j, shall ; all communications HCHOODIC, 42U, with members in- meant and through all eternity THB AMERICA*. Compound. twenty-seven present, corn are now known to fall short Vegetable Schoodic No. held its regu- ol , sons of Me. grange, 430, one visitor of Pine Grove grange. that means mean to the sinning and dying Ellsworth, cluding supply lower prices, iu Vt —“I was lar 6 with twenty members first Eas- (iraniteville. passing meeting April The was well rendered. on men. But we know that that literary program measure, account ol the the Change of Life and suffered One for member- depletion of the through present. application recess were and an the wild birds and ter message has answered deepest THE GUEST. r o m nervousness Daring games played the consequent r ship was received. The nest regular meet- in- of the human heart. It has One answered on the day when Christ went laud other enjoyable e%*ening was passed. crease in their noxious insect yearnings annoying ing will be Thotsdaj evening, April 20. prey. |( and nuu A the turned man's night of ignorance by, f BJIUI'MMJIO, orchards, Helds, gardens and planta- not for such as I. All members are to be present. of the •Lord. I am rich; pause U can that requested OCEAN VIEW 508, CENTER. tions of America were uncertainty into the brightness truly say not being guarded work, my home, my strength, my frugal E. held an it has the be- My Lydia Piniham’s Ocean View grange interesting by fewer and fewer of these morning, emancipated BAY SALISBURY OOVK. insert-ester, store, Vegetable Com- VIBW, 387, with mem- soul from the fear of death, it ||* meeting April 8, twenty-five each year, the records their lieving The sun and rain—what need have I of more? The held an meeting show, yield has proved grange interesing were in- world w ith I lie light of J pound bers present. Two candidates would be Increased and the has flooded the Go to the sinful who have need of Thee: worth mountains of the lectur- price ot iteir Wednesday evening. Daring structed in the first and second and a new life. but not for me. degrees. lowered. a new hope Go to the poor, tarry ; to me. as it er's hour sn was read products gold interesting paper by a fine of the resurrection is What is there Thou shouldst do for such as After recess the lecturer presented the Easter eeason is 1. The spirit restored my health Sister Lona Rich. There were other read- “Though ssddeerd of If it be true that no I?*’ I program of readings, singing, etc. It wss the of wild bird leather, the spirit joy. strength. current events, the by sight (,0 bee- And He went ings, singing by voted to confer the and fourth de- more -solemn ihan Thai in by. never forget to tell ! third there is this a hour is and a Brother Herman nets, year plain economic friends what grange song by at the next w fail, the flut- a door. my grees regular meeting. reason for revolt at this show In hich the bodily powers Long years thereafter, by palace Wand was conferred. the tim- ■ » « ii S Leland. The first degree to the cold of the Master once jma r.. X Illhlliiul tering pulse censes bent, The footsteps paused ings of the government experts ot the has done for me A LAM00*00K. 408. EAST ORLAND. settles the features so more, Vegetable Compound of stillness upon this GOOD WILL, 376, AMHERST. department agriculture,” say, T. uil- if there is From whence the old voice answered pit- during trying period. Complete There was an attendance of thirty-one lately wreathed in smiles; to health means so much Good Will held its meet bert Pearson, secretary ol toe restoration grange regular at the Alamo sook National with Ihe eously, regular meeting of '■ no corruption to tie compared to me that for the sake of other suffer- instead of Association of Audubon societies. w,- “Lord, I am poor ray house unfit for Thee: ing Friday evening, Saturday, One candidate of the tomb and no sorrow grange Saturday evening. heard of corruption bless ing women I am willing to make with the usual attendance. The drat and bave just the butchering of IIJJOO Nor peace nor pleasure my princely my was initiated in the third and fourth de- the breaking of ihe ties of love, trouble so meadow whose with board, public you may publish second were conferred on one can- larks, diet is proved lo degrees The third wss where shall we look for a greater this letter.”—Mrs. Cuas. Barclay, grees. degree given by ot 78 cent, of then Nor love, nor health: what could 1 give Thee, didate. There was one application for consist per crop-destroying of the angel K.F.D.. Graniteville, Vt. ! the ladies’ degree team. The program was joy than to the message Lord? The was insects, in one Georgia community. membership. literary program as of our I.ord? am stained with sin.” No other medicine for woman's ills follows: Singing, choir; instrumental who stands by the tomb Lord, I poor, anwortby. omitted. "For every one of such insect-ester, Easier Yet He went in. has received such wide-spread and un- music, Alberta Dunbar; reading, Alice in the light of the beautiful that is killed we must all pay in increased —Selected by Peggy- endorsement. No other med- PAMOI.A, HANCOCK. Arnold and Marion message no longer does death ap|iear qualified 286, Gray; music, Byron costs ol food and we know of lias such a record elothing. Warn icine evening, 8, was brothers’ Alberta Dunbar. as n terrible calamity, nor does llie Saturday April Gibbs; solo, Americana come to realire of cures as has Lydia E. Pinkham's this, we be- with horrors, nor does a Frieryrtn: night at Pa mol a grange. There were fif- grave drip Denr M. B. lieve tbey will join with us in working fur Vegetable Compound. members and flva visitors 8KIXJWICK, 244. man leaving the wortd enter into a The seems to say; 4iln time of ty-five present. poem For more than 80 years It has been the protection of Ibe birds whose life But death j The program was rendered: April 7 Bcdgwick grange held its regu- black and silent eternity. need.’’ woman's ills such as intlamma- following mean, agricultural and curing lar Past Master O. M. Alien filled prosperity plenty. as an from heaven, and the are coming, al- Quartet, Charles Smith, Arthur Jeliison, meeting. appears angel Now spring days tion, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irreg God grant that the realization bist am 1 the chair. There were members Jesus us in and nervous and Scanmion; read- fifty-four -the grave is the place where though the snow visited April, ularities. periodic pains and Carl.Stratton Hervey come too late.” is for Louis Carl present, and two visitors from Rainbow r giveth his beloved sleep. Dying, a man may visit us again this month. We feel prostration, and It unequalled ings, Jordan, Stratton; stump Bister Rena home—heme to the Father. Easter of in the air and see it in women safely through the speech, Arthur Jellison; quotation, Charles grange. Page read an orignal goes the touch spring carrying KITIKKV TO CAHIItOt of of life. I. “A Dream of Brown-tail Is the day of days. No other festival the blue of the sky and hear it in the period change Smith; reading, A. Foss; song, quartet. paper, Hunting which was In our so nature wakes to new The next meeting will be sisters’ night. Moths,” exceptionally fine. Anna of has so much joy in its keeping. j song of the birds; Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn. Moss., Lapointe, aged fourteen, Orono, There were three for discussion: Scriptural lesson Paul makes the be- life, and the miracle of swelling bud, and invites all sick women to write questions was struck and killed by an electric car advice, ller advice is NKW CENTURY, 366, DEDHAM. 1. What is the best of the liever one with his I.ord. We may not opening leaf and freshening verdure re- her for free, plan doing at Orono Thursday. An of the in is understand all Ihe But we ! as it has done for centuries. and always helpful. interesting feature program weekly washing winter, and what mystery. peats itself Preliminary steps were taken at the — in New was a roll-call of the to can enter into the of Paul's n of the hillside TTTTrrrr.------—^- Century grange j beat soap use? Opened by Ine* gladness Watch the brow change Aroostook potato-growers’ convention in members each when he “If wo died reddish tint of the »o whole would tuskt- the present, responding Page. faith exclaims. to green; the tree-tope diced, the quantity j Houlton last week for Ihe formation of « three large with some comment on current 2. Does it to make soft we we and the ex- pies. ______reading pay with Christ lielieve that shall change their shade, foliage soap? association on the lines nf the lecturer fol- Bister potato-growers* alsa lire with Him.” Is not mes- sun s warm the air and events. A reading by Opened by Annie Allen. any pand as the rays In cooking halibut steak, try sprinkling the California fruit-growers' assot ution. and a discussion of the 3. If had and was to sage which brings such glorious news coax the tiny shoots to look up and de- on a little then in beaten eggs lowed, question: you $300 obliged salt, dip The house at at “Who have more influence in the it in home or in Wayland Hearboro, a message of joy? their powers. Study the lesson of and after that in cracker crumbs rolled grange, spend your your business, velop which from sections of the the sisters or the brothers?” One what would do with people many the time, and make your individual fine. Then brown and will have a ! appli- you it? Opened by spring fry you have “shore was received. At country partaken of dinners", spirit of power. We are no longer the of it. delicious dish to serve—and eat. cation for membership Brother G. M. Allen. application was burned It was a recess home-made candies were This the last of the moth Friday. three-story bond slaves of sin and death, for by Susan's letters follow on in some such The signatures to our M. ii. letters of enjoyed. being night wooden structure, valued at about f12,00B. His dying and resurrection Christ has line of thought: late have somehow be£n quite trans- The program for the next meeting conteat, a report was given by Bro. 1. M. delivered ns. The power that raised music; recitation, Laura Cook; chairman of the counting commit- The first salmon to be taken at Bangor Dear 4uh< Marine: formed. Ann has been particularly un- j promises Allen, Christ from the dead is in ns. H. P. and Clifford Bur- as follows: Whole for the season of 1911 was caught working It is raining and has rained for a week fortunate in this respect; her last letter—a j conundrums; duet, tee, number of moth- pool by and it will all those forces of the “At what should nest Karl of who defy past; but we are sure that it will clear off tribute to Sister B—was credited to Anon, j rill; papers, age daugh- collected, 8,836. Brothers collected Anderson, Hangor, repeated world, the flesh and the devil which sometime, for wet clouds will not ters be Nellie Hous- sisters collected the success of last The fish, a email dark, and one previous to that bore Are’s j taught marketing?” 4,230; 4,606. The slaters year. serve to make a and true life over and above us forever. There will good spread signature, while Aunt Martha, in her is- { ton; “Why do young men leave the won the conteat by 375. Bister Annie L. one, weighed eight and three-fourths for us in this sinful world. be sunshine to-morrow; and when it shall and “The impossible land home, was confused with Aunt ! farm?” Mark Ginn; young Allen collected 1,006 nests, and won the pounds. We walk in newness of life if appear, how bright and beautiful it will be; may who lives the inland hills. member’s duty to the grange; what is it?” reward of fl ottered by the grange. Gov. Plaisted announced last Wednes- bow and sweet the air because tbe storm Maria, among we ourselves to the of pure yield working Two more contributions to Red by Ella Burrili. Maurice Allen had ?20and Fred Allen 68W. the of Fred that had filled it has passed away, taking all relating j day appointment Emery this power. It Is no longer I, but There were sisters who impurities with it, and left us the blessed Cross organization and work will have j forty-one took Beaue, of llallowell, judge of the Kcunt- Christ, that liveth in me. What a JOHN DORtTY, 381, 8UULTVAN. privilege of bathing in tbe sunlight of hope place later. B. E. S. contributes the part in the coutest, and thirty-six broth- bec superior court to succeed Oliver 0. wonderful truth it is! I am weak. I At the regular meeting of John Dority and good cheer. following, which we can easily commit to ers. Hail, whose term expires April 25. after am sinful. I am solve -t to dearh there were members after a storm of rain, are heart- grange April 7, thirty The brothers the a Days, good memory and with which we close the gave sisters rising twenty-one years of service. Christ is Christ dies and visitors from Star divinely strong. lifters; our spirit is springed anew, and we present Rising vote of thanks for their successful work. column. Ten thousan i dollars in town bond* for sins; Christ overcomes death to our that we had After the the my go employment feeling “forgit the weather.’’ grange. regular business, The sisters are forward to looking Friday owned C. W. Hatch to have on my behalf. ITonceforth not in my been made over, somehow; and so it becomes gentlemen served delicious clam stew, and by supposed These four lines, written by Mrs. Ruth 14, when are all to evening, April they been in a fire which weakness, but in Christ’s easy for us to pour out our soul’s gratitude to also furnished the as follows: destroyed Sunday strength; furnish an excellent program receive a reward in the God for received. McEnery Stuart, bountiful supper not in to sin. but as an in- blessings cadet wiped out the town hall building in Weils, bondage inotto for all of us: Opening chorus, band; readings, which the brothers are to furnish. We must needs pass through dark valleys was strument of righteousness unto God; El wood Wilbur, Freeman and L. in which Mr. Hatch's general store in life’s but we know that there are “One asks for suu, an' one for raiu. George Journey; were found in a water- not as the slave of death, lmt as pos- E. Wilbur; address, Dallas Hanna, as a located, Monday always two ridges where there is » valley, An' sometimes bole together. ARBUTUS, 450, BURRY. the of an endless life, w aoaksd satchel under the safe. All of sessing power one on each side of it. And so when we have I (or sunshine in heart colored preacher, ho certainly did “stick pray my Arbutus observed its sixth anni- am I to live life in this world. grange the town records were saved. The to* n*» ray passed through the swamp land and gained An' den forfeits the weather.” to his text”. A rising vote of thanks was versary April 7, with a roll-call. Seventy May this Easrer. with all its message's dry footing beyond, we are all right and have extended the brothers for the entertain- loss is about fl0,000, and that of the other members responded. Paul Clark favored of Joy and power, lead us to open our a new le.se on opportunity. Hope arises, ELLSWORTH MARKETS. ment. occupants sufficient to bring the total up _ with a Rosa Alice Coulter hearts anew to the spirit of Christ and strength lost in wallowing Id the bog. song, Carter, to about f20,000. HANCOCK POMONA, 13. and Mabel with that he may reign within comes to us again, and sP we go oa “conquer- Clark, readings, Mary supremely The below the of The Portland board of trade, with the and to This is man s this quotations give range is the for the meet- with a us and make our lives His own. ing conquer”. lot; Following program Billington paper, George and retail in Ellsworth: co-operatiou of the Portland farmers club, is bis highway to his goal. prices ing of Hancock Pomona with Halcyon Nellie Neveils with music, and there was the Maine agricultural college and the Country Produce. grange, North Bluehill, May 6: singing by grange chorus. A rising vote BIBLE READINGS. Dear Aunt Rutter. State grange will hold in November, to the Madge: Opening exercises of thanks was tendered Bros. Gallison and had some hard recently Creamery per a.38*40 Auditorium at Portland, an attractive and Matt, xxviii; Mark xvi; John Having experiences Address of welcome.Thomas Grieve Townsend for services rendered. Two in the miserableness ill and Dairy.30 xx and I Cor. xv. of health, being Oleomargarine.30 *28 instructive corn and fruit expcwitioa. xxl; Response...Herbert Grindle visitors from East Blue hill grange were obliged to handle my stomach in the most offered oa j Kick*. Duet...Mr and Mrs Ernest Osgood Valuable premiums will be and set me ; present. tender careful way. it about to Fresh laid, _ wheat f- per doz.16*18 Business corn, apples, potatoes, fruit, oats, see what I could find to eat that I could digest Poultry. Topic: Corn; soil, time and manner of HARVEST HOME, 403, WEST ELLSWORTH. and other grains. Correspondence re- * and An Invitation Prom Japan. assimilate: for what I ate did me no good; Chickens.30*22 »how planting; cultivation, harvesting and Harvest Home grange held an interest- garding the Maine corn and fruit Our friends take looks still my appetite was all “o. k." Fowl.*.16 *20 Japanese long disposal of crop, should be addressed to the chairman of I was advised to ing meeting April 8. A contest was ar- as is shown the fact that by my physician go to our Hay. E E Charles Snow ahead, by Gross. board mill and some “break-stock". That Best ranged between the brothers and sisters, the Portland of trade. they have invited the World’s Chris- grist get loose, per ton.12*14 Recess J was a new one for me. I went and found that Baled.16«18 to see which could collect the largest tian Endeavor union to hold its con- Call to order j what I was told to get was wheat Mrsw. number of and fall : simply 1 Duet.Mr and Mrs Frank McGouldrick brown-tail web-worm Dustin Stax was known to all his fri» uds vention in 1917 in J ipan. The invita- Loose.10*12 ground into meal—there were three grades, the losers to furnish a Baled. 15 Conferring fifth degree nests, supper. The j as an and a new tion reads as follows: first, secoud and third. I selected the last ; optimist, acquaintance elements of a members of other Paper: Essential happy granges are advised to one “I hear that are aa The year 1917 Is a most year I the other two too course. Vegetable*. day inquired: you Important named; thought home..Eunice Dunbar In because the 15 R> “get busy”, as these are very destructive: Mr. Japan, semicentennial an- Now, then, this is whole wheat, but not Potatoes, pk Onions, 06*10 optimist, Mr. 8tax?” “I am,' replied Lettuce, head 10'/12 Carrots, lb 0*2 Question box ; niversary of the coronation of the present pests, not only to orchards, but to forests. not for the best, but 1 such as you buy in the stores for whole lb 02 &> 03 Htax, “1 only hope Emperor Mutsuhito will be observed and Turnips, Cabbage, Program of host grange next be wheat. I'm This is whole wheat in tb 02 lb 05 The meeting will held April 22 on j make to it the World’s Industrial exhibition will be thinking. Squash, Parsnip*, practical arrangments get fact. 1 have had it made into Daudelion, pk 68 Spinach, pk 35 account of bad when all mem- held in Tokyo during that year. These gems, enough HIGHLAND, 3W, NORTH PENOBSCOT. travelling, ; Fruit. two things alone will no doubt call to- at one time so I could have them warmed over bers are requested to be present and take ! doz Lemons, doz Friday evening, April 7, Highland gether many people to Japan from every for two or three meals thereafter. I have Oranges, 30*50 30*35 part in the contest. dtmntiKtnmu Apples, pk 35*60 grange held its regular meeting. Owing part of the world, and that is the reason fouud the warmed over ones the better, but why we are especially anxious to have a Uroearlcs. to the bad traveling, only twenty-nine all are the finest feed 1 know of. and so easily DEAD BIRDS COST HIGH. great Christian Endeavor gathering in Coffte—per lb Rice, per lb 06*08 members were A short digested, and I am getting better right along. preseut. program Japan during that year. We believe there Rio, 16*25 Vinegar, gal 20*35 I induced some of near, and some of Mocha. 35 Cracked wheat. 05 was carried out. The grange has passed will be ma 115' Endeavorers abroad who my my Relutiou of the Kaater Their Java. 35 Oatmeal, tb 04 Bonnet to Duly. more distant to this break- per the resolutions on Canadian Doing will come to to attend or see those neighbors try following Japan Tea—per b— Buckwheat, 20 Cost of stock. and one of them is pkg High Living. two special occasions besides the Chris- every delighted 45*66 Graham, 04 introduced by J. M. Hutchins Japan. reciprocity, — tian Endeavor with New York, April 10 While Easter convention. it. One lady, a native of Sullivau, told Oolong, 30 *65 Rye meal, 04 and accepted by unanimous vote at the We hope you will take this matter into me over the last I Sugar—per H>— Gran meal, tt> 02St bonnets are the of phone night that had caused 7: parading plumage Score* of Ellaworth Header* Are your careful consideration and find some Granulated, 05*9*06 Oil—per gal— meeting April her a peck of trouble, for she found it hard 06 birds that check crop pests, losses to food to and realize Yellow, C Linseed, 1 15 way grant our earnest de- work Whereat, The so-called reciprocity treaty of the cookiug enough to supply her John. Powdered, 08*10 Kerosene, 10*12 and cloth products in the last year that Learning the Duty sire. with Canada is the action of Con- Now 1 do not wish to cause my sisters trouble, Molasses—per gal— pending Representing 4.000 Endeavorers in the Havana, 40 amount to over flO for every person in the but it be gress, and will, if it becomes a law, seriously Klduey*. empire, we are might well for them to try some of Porto Rico, 55 United States have been affect the farmers of therefore reported here to- TOKIYUlvI OSADA, President. this wheat meal iu gem, biscuit and bread. I our'country, Meats and Provisions. as dae to the of TORA.lt believe it is be it day chiefly destruction MAKINO. Treasurer. better than much medicine, and Beef. B>: Pork, fc: ; That these feathered insect-eaters. TATSU SAW AY A. General Secretary. will do with a lot of that comes I Steak, Retolved, Highland grange hereby away scolding 18*35 Chop, 16*18 To fliter the blood the duty. The Union of Christian Endeavor. tb its is kidneys’ Japan from the stomach after awhile, if used right Roasts, 12*25 Ham, per 20*26 expresses emphatic opposition to said According to statistics just gathered by Corned, 10*18 shoulder, 13*14 When fail to do the kidney* for bread. | treaty, and declares that it is one-sided, dis- the at they |tbis along 17*18 Bacon. 20*25 government biological survey Tongue, and obnoxious class are sick. Christian Endeavor In Europe. Sisters, don't sift it, but mix it and make it Veal: Salt. 12*14 criminating, unjust leg- Washington, officers of the National As- Steak, 25 Lard, islation- Backache and ills follow; On the continent of Europe Chris- up the same way as gems, biscuit and bread j 14*16 sociation of Audubon societies declare many kidney , Roasts, 15*18 That it is the most vicious form of absolute are made otherwise. Busan. 1 diabetes. tian Endeavor has held steadily on its Lamb: that the cost of has been raised to Urinary trouble, free the farmer as a living ! Lamb, 12*30 trade, depriving producer Doan’s cure them all* widening way. in France and cover a billion dollar loss in Kidney Pills Except each 05 of element of even agricultural Here is a lemon a covered Tongues, every tariff protection, claim. possibly Austria, there has been no pie recipe, pie from the inroads Ellsworth people endorse our Fresh Ktsb. the incidental protection for revenue, against produce of insects and backward while some of the which 1 make very frequently for the Mrs. George W. Bayside Kosd, step, Cod, 06 Oysters, qt 50 the only country whose products we have to rodents that would be largely wiped out if Day, countries have in simple reason that we like it: Haddock. 08 B> 15 “I had many forged ahead. Even Smelts, fear in competition. tbeir natural bird foes were Ellsworth, Me., says: ; Halibut. Clams, 25 protected the countries Lemon Pie—Two soda two lemons 12*20 qt of trouble. back mentioned the decline crackers, 40 each That in our opinion it ia a rash, unstates- from the feather symptoms kidney My one and one-half two Scallops, qt Shad, 25*35 men, market butchers has been more cupfuls sugar, eggs, ont roanlike to throw the Americas ached most of the and sudiles seeming than real. and one half water. Koil Flour, Grain and 6o*u. attempt and hunters. time, every cups boiling cracker* pot Every year that such dart The German national fine, place in howl, on water bbl— farmer into the political sea of unrest. 10 ap- movement caused to convention, pour boiling Flour—per Oats, bu 55 commercial interests are allowed to thin sharp twinges cover with plate. When cold, add eggt 5 50 50 the for free well* held in October, was particularly *6 Shorts—bag 140*150 pease newspaper greed paper, through my 1 could not rest beaten, sugar, grated rind of one and juice o! Corn, 100th 115 Mix 1 00 the ranks of the body. bag feed, bag 50*l and quiet the home of free-trade organa insect-eating species, strong and both lemons. Line pieplate with paste, adc Corn 1 80 as no i assumed was comfortable, helpful. meal,bag 15 Middlings.bg 50*1 higher prices must be the ulti- position preparation, wet edges, cover. One can us< Cracked corn, 1 15 against high prices, and to tickle the heart ol paid by us- The are the numbers of so- and in the 1 arose tired and following common or tne which wai i mate consumer for morning pastry following Canada with a form of commercial annexa- vegetables, fruit, cot- va- cieties some of the Euro- given to go with the pie and which is extr* refreshed. I used remedies of reporied by tion which has in it the seeds ol ton cloth and other Though nice: Three sifted flour, o* e \ LAW REGARDING WtIGQTS AND MBABUKBS. hopeful many necessary pean countries: cups large cup | rious kinds, I received only temporary re- ful butter, oue-haif teaspoouful bakiuf A bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh 60 I prospective political annexation staples, it is predicted. three wett France, 83: Germany, 440: Finland, powder, tablespoonful sugar, one-haii pounds, and a bushel of Turk’s Island salt That it will tend to check the progress ol On lief, and when Doan’s Kidney Pills milk. Sift | last year’s cotton alone a loss of cup flour with powder and sugar shall weigh 70 pounds. crop not bare 41; Hungary, 14; Italy, 19: Norway, rub in ! agriculture in the United States, invite tin brought to my attention, I did butter, add milk, mix into a amootl The standard weight of a bushel of potatoes between 125,000,000 and is shown American |30,000,000 to try 60; Spain, 48; Switzerland. 43.—Fran- dough of medium stiffness. Half of the abovt in good order and fit for is 60 | investment of capital in the cheap much faith in them. 1 resolved shipping, b® borne one who a of of both the lemon mixture and the of 44 er by every buys bit at cis E. Clark. pastrj pounds; apples, pounds. j and more fertile lands of Canada, open uj j them, and a b*>x will make two rather smaller than mediun The standard weigbi of a bushel of beans in cotton goods, because however, procured a grand field for the extension and exploita principally t^e birds good order aud fit for is 60 j Moore’s Drug Store. acted directly shipping, pounds; that destroy the cotton are They of wheat, beets, ruta and tion of our trusts, induce emigration, reduce j pest being a re- Or. Baer's Advice. baga turnips peas, | on and I was relieved in Yoar is coated. 60 of 56 killed. While my kidneys, tongm* pounds; corn. pound*; of onions, 52 gradually and ultimately the value of ou: | Louisiana, Texas, Missis- * President John Willis former of have used D<*n Baer, Your breath is foul. pounds; carrots. English turnips, rye and markably short time. I 1 Indian 50 and general secretary of the United Society meal, pounds;of parsnips.45pounds; Pills several times since then, Headaches come and of and 48 of oats. A Cured Man. MtowivlM say they have tried Kidney go. barley buckwheat. pounds; every- an of*Christian Endeavor, who conducted 32 or even as thing without benefit are the we are have never These show' that pounds, measure by agreement. Annapolis, N. 8.. Jan. 81,1911. j people failed to obtain prompt symptom your atomacl looking for. We want them to Know from the exercises at the funeral or Arch Manager of Maine Keeley, Portland, Me. relief.” is the trouble. To remove the cause is th< ! glad experience that Ely’s Cream Balm will satisfactory Dear Sir — It has been several years since the via tor. advised in his is our conquer Cold in the Head, and all Price 50 cents- Hoxsey, first and Dyspepsia national ailment. Bur- took the Cure and will that Hay Fever, For sale by dealers. thing, Chamberlain’s Btomaci: Keeley say durinj obsunae forms of Nasal Catarrh. This sermon that nil air men should devote dock Blood Bitters is the national cure for it. all this time I have never had ihe least desir< Foster-Mil burn New York* and Liver Tablets will do that. u remedy acts directly on the inflamed, sensi- Co., Buffalo, Easy It for any kind of stimulants. I wish I hat tive themselves wholly to the science of strengthens stomach membrauee, promotes membranes. Cleansing, and sole agents for the United States. take and most effective. Sold al taken the 10 years before I did. Sin (soothing by fl'w of the blood, Curg healing. One trial will convince you of its take aviation and abjure the sensational. digestive juicea, purities rerely vours, Jos. McMullin, Remember the dealers. Annapolii PO-e'- •'rice 50c. All druntUt*. or name—Doan’s—and builds you up.—Adtt. Royal, Nova Scotia. moiled by Ely Bro.., 54 Warren Bt., New York. no other. Biro «mo. smaller bird., the bluebird, angi?oor». while-breasted Cottiftponotnci. nuthatch and robin only nest in the **•»»»• will Iron* April. The song and .hi. head sparrow Boys Com. article. relating to pbmbe (who returns in Growing print short March) wait until "* * to Aitkin, Minn., April 4,1M1. ..specially their relation agrtcnl- May; end the goldfinch and cedar birds, To the Bd it or than, article* will he both of the American: of sturdy residents, wait until almost the boreoo of No doubt many of the readers of from leaflet# laaeed by the end of Jane. your of agriculture, valuable paper, like hare been .„„ey, department The song conceals myself, of Aodnboa sparrow its nest with National Aaaoolation the much interested in the great work that has *’rb0hTthe greatest care, either In the mazes ora and .m be authoritative. They lately been carried oo in the Sooth by the ,L„ low bush, in the division ol the interest not only to bird loeern. bot branches U. S. States of in of a shrub department agriculture, to former., lo whom tbe Just shore ground, where bUe .nine of corn culture. But if eaVcatlonal hark and you will kindly of bird* la of tbe dry leaves have or on n( many specie, collected, me a little 1 "r,le.U-'n the irant space, will say a few ground itself between graes tussocks _ words on this Jreatast importance- that not very important subject. only conceal the neet. but are It seems that, a few years ago, our very Sparrows. sometimes woven in with the Song rootlets, 'flldent and energetic agricultural depart- plant libers and shredded bark of which Wright. Published b, tbe ment decided that the consumption of gabel Osgood the nest is formed. Like the association of Aodobon Ho- chipping Torn was the or rapidly gaining upon pro- National sparrow “hair bird,” it sometimes uses duction, ao the department sent its ex- cleKea horsehair for in inner lining, end the four to have some nort of claim upon perts various parts of the country to All bird* or five bluish-shite eggs, tbrongh knowledge of In- profusely study the situation, with a view to in- ,he attention, marked with reddish-brown, are always or economic worth, eren Treasing the production and thus averting diTtdns! nahits softly bedded by tine grasses. doea not I corn famine. beauty of plumage or aong The sweet docs not use the .‘be. singer always After men attention. There are btrda that the field had made their re- hold our best of judgment in the struc- choosing the was where to miss if they from ports, great question .e should diaappMred ture tbst is to hold its nest, though this I do the work which was where we hare been accustomed it necessary to • be place" have found to the applies strictly second do in order to have their modern ideas them, but there are other* tb*t we ,0 And nest buirf in middle or late June, when, not on without, and the bear fruit. It was finally decided to make could get being attracted to Ibe ,imply flower garden by the is one of them. campaign for the expansion of the corn song sparrow the bird-bath in the corner, a pair of It would be better to Trop and a larger yield in the Gulf and gai! sparrow? built a neat sparrows among the flower- South a, a* thl* «hy yet Atlantic states. The corn experts *, song sparrow heads of a bunch of feverfews, that faded in it* to the vari- Invaded many of these states armed with frieadly bird, adaption and left the nest at exposed the very time their new that enable It to lire in no ideas on the subject, but the ona renditions that the youngsters needed the most ha* devel- pro- farmers, who all through that great sec- i«rt« of North America, tection. tion had been o! that rary more or giving nearly all their at- opod * score specie* Much as resent the they company of tention to the production of cotton and i* sue. color and markings, yet every lea* humans near their bomes, they made no has I he attributes for which tobacco, gave tbern to understand that one *( lboss, to the objection strawberry basket that did not consider corn an our own little Eastern aong spar- they important «e lose was secured under tbelr nest to it keep crop, and moreover they knew ail about » ell that we forget that he I* not row ao from tipping sidewise and its dumping the cultivation of it, and did not care to tbeealy one. loadontbe bare earth; neither did like that of tbe they waste their time receiving worthless In- In.targe family spar- take at an old fan of is of our fright palm-leaf that struction from book-farmers on the sub- them, certainly worthy and finches, to which our sweet row* was turned into an umbrella to supply the hearty support. We have only to remem- one would to loee ject. singar belongs, expect shelter that the fading flowers had ber that “the farmer feeds us all” to be brownish bird with Something must be done in order to get of the streaked convinced that this is the most sight promised. the corn before the so the important in the center of bis breast, gospel people, j tbe Urge spot ii wi«o 1 as as one you 10 nave song sparrows about of occupation of mankind, well of blended two or three of department agriculture hit upon the U if Nature had the the most honorable. We are of house, remember that there is no idea of all, course, in order to aid Ita | happy getting the farmer’s boys i tbe a mailer specks, lure for them aware that in of the corn greater than water. It may interested in the and in order to point value, crop ua out. Bot the subject, 1 ideality and help no, be that constant of our is far the most valuable bathing is one of the do this more country by croeebiua me I successfully, they' organized and may compel secrets of their of all our of the in it yrmbMka good heslth, for certain hundreds of corn in each products soil; fact, flaab In and out of the boys’ clubs tree*; it is are free is more than that no one ryeeetbey that they from many of the ; state. In order to create and probable crop anow flake* and cheer 1 competition the jene.w, red-polla thst so ever in the world ever epidemics destroy many birds. I to stimulate the to do their best produced equaled when the March ran boys 01 ia winter; but, have seen the of birds that of the last corn of this pair belonging to found that would be de- crop country. ZERS frozen what voice ia it j work, they it relearn tbe brook*, the fan-covered nest wben I have been in bathing the sirable that should be awarded to lately correspondence lint at the aoond and tell* n* prizes that rejoice* June twilight was so deep that 1 could not with O. H. Benson, of the boys’ demon- float* hi* the most successful growers. of it? Tbeaoog aparrow! Up their and identified stration work, of and I find distinguish markings, me coma aeDa out ex- Washington, the tne Active all time from the “with government cheerful ditty alder*, them the alarm note of that the department will mail to each club by sharp “dick, perts to direct the work and mail to each •w*et,awe*t, uweet, and very merry cheer!'' dick!" member all the literature that will be YOUR ACTUAL PROFITS and the tact that while they were member all the instruction bulletins the ha* tout an ranch more to than other feature of before hi* couain, goldfinch, in the the in which needed to carry on the work. crops interesting you any your farm- splashing bath, nest, but there was no to be You are sure of Animal hi* with needed, money profitable crops by using Swift's Fertilisers property donned yellow apring jacket the were then was We think that Minneapolis has one of young well-feathered, need for so the matter Being rich in organic matter,— Bone, Blood, Meat,— with high Poudu alcove* and or the tremolo of prizes, they put grade black cap, left for the but as the most progressive experimental agricul- food in ever available form. unguarded moment; before the men in tbe cities and plant ia leading the gentle eoft-eyed chipping aparrow soon as motions attracted their sus- tural stations to be found anywhere, and THB my towns in such a forcible manner that all READ EVIDENCE. the before dawn. * beard from grata picions they appeared close by, and tried in recent years the experts there have Lara spring my neighbor. Mr. fl. E. Perry, plowed op 11-4 acres of ran down 0019 the money needed for that purpose was land, and planted U to potatoes, applying S l-s tons of Swift's Potato Phosphate’* fl§ Oar aong ia one of the little succeeded in a of dent bushels or aparrow to scold me away and preen their breeding variety of potatoes were prodnoea; no other fertiliser manure was nsed. Mr” Peng soaking donated by them. The scheme worked that the total cost of all of bird* that be called winter says raising this lot of potatoes, labor, seed, fertiliser, spraying, group may feathers at the same time. corn that matures very early, and it ripens etc., was 1306.00. These potatoes at local market prices are worth like a charm, and the that those present MtwiuS in tbe middle New way in •SQO.OG. Mr. Perry orders S tons of Swift’s’ for use this coming season.” reeidcnta England All through the season the readily northern Minneapolis, and .is a long nesting boys took hold of the work was only ex- Toon, E. L. CHAMBERLAIN, No. Wolfboeo, H.H. ■tale*. Thia doe* not mean that all of seems me would sweet is an insect eater, both in the good yielder. It to that it singer ceeded by tbe truly wonderful results Swift’s Fertilizers are made for all soils and all crops. Their formulas are buisd three sparrows remain the entire aeaaon be as in as the on fifteen feeding of its young and largely in its own that equally satisfactory Maine, years practical experience with New England needs and conditions. See ear Isral even they produced. or write us direct for in their aummer netting haonta. for while for the rest of it climate is quite similar. Our farmers agent our valuable Crop Handbook. diet, the year may In more than a dozen the in win- states, during We have some localities open for local agents. tbe hardiest bird* ahltt about the be counted in the front ranks of the weed have lately received many orders for this Responsible season Just closed, more than 46,000 boys ter season. The aong aparrow* we see and at all times it be in- corn for seed, some from far-away Oregon Swift’* Lowell Fertilizer 40 North Market warriors, may have been engaged in this great work, Co., St, Rostra from November to March are apt to be and one order went to distant Russia. cluded among the birds who do no harm with all the earnestness of and it have 1 yonth, three that aummered conaiderably to the fruits of farm and I sincerely hope that this matter will be garden—such seems more than likely that this splendid farther northward; thua, tome of tbe it small taken up at once and that the boys in berries as takes usually being of movement will to all of our I spread parts bird* that bred tn the region of Quebec every school district in your will be wild varieties. All the South the lads city woa.J be country. through likely to winter in Maaaachu- The chief that threaten this enlisted in the work. It will certainly dangers in this new volunteer army of juvenile aetta, while the Maeaacbnaetta' bird* give me great pleasure to be one of those wholly lovable bird are from egg-hunting farmers have been giving their fathers ob- would tom* on to Connecticut, New York, who may contribute to the fund that will boys, the domestic “relapsed" cats, and ject lessons In farming right at home. Ptaaejrlrmnia, end wo on. Neither will of civilisation that not cuts be needed to secure the necessary prizes the sort only Many of the fathers, when they saw the tbeaparrcwa be found ra plentiful even down woodlands for the evolution of the for the winners. immense yields that tbe boys were getting m the middle part* of their range aa in It a well known fact that no other plant , land to building lots, but fairly scarifies by carrying out tbe instructions of the rammer, a* by far the greater number cultivated by mankind produces, acre per | the field edges and roadsides in a foolish “book chape” from Washington, began will go to tbe lured so an amount of suited to aootberly limit, by > erase for the wild acre, large food, cleaning up, removing “sit up and take notice”, and they decided nild weather and the more generoua food mnch one's inner man and beast, as does corn, and it is not hedges that mean so to that the new method brought results, and in that words of are said •apply. sense of and the of the only prose praise f beauty pleasure waa well worth trying. Tbe range ol our Eaatern aong aparrow of it, for we all remember Whittier’s beau- i «y®. Of course, not all of them were con- ia through tbe whole of eaatern North tiful poem, “The Huskers’ Song,” and also Economical Housewives I of the to the | I have spoken adaptabilty verted to the new corn but the in- America weet ward the neat* gospel, that little Edna Dean to plain*. It of its of one gem by Proctor, | many climates range species, crease in tbe crop in tbe sections in which from Tirginia and northern Ullnoia up to which says: want flour that never fails—that makes the 8 the eastern song sparrow. The changes this work has been carried on has been Manitoba and Quebec, and winter* from “The rose bloom for wrought by the necessities that have de- from one-sixth the nation's total may England most bread to the sack—that serves I crop The for France every Maaaachusetu.and northern IUinoia down in more lily unfold; veloped many species widely- to one-third of it. Surely, this is a great to the Gulf of Mexico. Whan you realize Ireland may honor her shamrock, meed. I separated parts of our country are very and one well worth baking aha* record striving for, Sootland her thistle bold; diflerent condition* obtain in the to be remembered. interacting end worthy for when of the great divisions of our shield the So use but William Tell various of any But the of great republic. they nothing 8 parti thia great rang*, yon wiU is cloaked id reddish Our Eastern bird country, by applying modern methods of The glory of the West, u one* are how vary thia aweet Flour—and have luck” adaptable brown and with black streaks; tail with can double so a Shall bear a stalk of taasled corn— “good every day I ia cultivation, important auger to all aorta of climate and food under a decided reddish tinge, parts crop, it is certainly producing cash re- Of all our wealth the best. bake. 1 condition*. For, w* not they though may streaked with black, edged with rusty and that is what counts in business. The arbutus and the goldenrod thiak them sults, plentiful bird*, from their so close in the The heart of the North may cheer For William Tell bread is a brown, these straeks being The corn-grower of all these marvel of I nthar dative champion And the mountain laurel for way*, habit of •pending as form a Maryland middle of the breast to large thousands of boys, and no doubt of the cake melts in mouth— aeeh time ia river bruah, and never lie royal clusters may rear, lightness—its your I •pot. Our bird is lees than six and one- world, is Jerry Moore, of 8outh Carolina, ,n Ilka The Jasmine and magnolia fathering grant autumnal flocka. half inches and has a bill. its makes the cook famous. long good-sized who made the enormous yield of 228 bush- The crest of the South adorn, pastry 8 *>■* Ol Iheir kin, yet era on* of the they It has an unmistakable song, and yet, were in the contest hw els per acre, and there But the wide republic’s emblem One sack will itself—order apeciee that have everywhere In- even in prove today, i though its notes vary indefinitely nearly 300 boys who made a yield of more Is our bounteous golden corn.” rauier man diminished. a tingle bird, its quality ia typical of the than 100 bushels to the acre. Just think C. P. DkLaittre. Tha difference in the time when nesting whole tribe. of when the corn states of “began this, great by different species of birds is a wi me umoi IDO ■»« IUU |uuuw((e nvug Illinois, Indiana and Iowa, with their the middle of He Knew His Mother. William Tell fascinating study. By a acore In Flour aparrowa nearly number, vary soil of unrivaled fertility, have an average Rucb the winter will have The lste William James, Harvard’s song sparrows with the climate and rainfall .of the of but thirty-five bushels to the J yield “baa and from time well famous would often illum- wing, that until in which are found, and it psychologist, lain locality they acre! April the rammer residents will eome variation! inate a misty subject with an appropriate ia intareating to follow theee u wu a proua moment ior sooui a *■*1 not in flock*, bat one or two at a anecdote. on the map. doaen of Unde Sam’s champion corn- tim*< appearing near the old nesting of Discussing motherhood in a lecture Our aweet ainger Urea altogether eaat growers when they arrived in Washing- *"• April ia probably the beet time to on peychology. Prof. Jamea once said: the Kockiea. At the extreme northerly ton, D. C. (a trip to the capital city being bsar the moat soluble and A teacher asked a boy this question in unguarded portion of Aiaaka ia found the largeet bird the grand prise in each of the states). **• si the sweet singers, for, as they do fractions: of the tribe, the Aleutian aong aparrow. They were to Pres. Taft; re- "* to presented mother baked an begin neat aotil early May, there is Coming down to the coeat of Britiah “Suppose your apple " ceived their diplomas from that grand ■•esaaity of of movement or pie and there were eeven of yon—the par- aacreay Columbia and aonthern Aiaaka, where the old man who has done so much for the *ol»a of ents and five children. What of the singing perch. a we And the part rainfall la US inchea year, agricultural interests of our country, H la , (%ot to be noted that the pie wonld yon get for yonr portion. aooty aong aparrow, the darkeet of all In Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson, bartlaat birds, or those first to arrive, “A sixth, ma’am,” the boy answered. color. and were praised by both these great by no mean* those that neat first. “But there are eeven of yon,” tha When we teach the arid regiona of Ne- leaders for tbelr splendid work. teacher know ■ ■■■ II tnfco the aald. “Don’t yon anything b. ■■ ■ —i ■ ■ 1 Mrdn, owl, hawks, eta, vada and Artaona, with a rainfall of only I have been to notice that HI ||I^» 1^ "m ■ pleased about fractions?” aiz inchea, we And the paleet of all, the like has begun to fall Maine, Minneapolis, said the “I know on “Yes, ma’sm,” boy. HAYNES & Ellsworth Me. deeert aong aparrow; and, Anally, the into line in this Important movement for WHITCOMB, CO., Falls, all about fractions, bat I know nil about —^^—————— Mexican-CCntral America border livee the greater yields of this useful cereal, and of all. mother, too. Mother’d aay aha didn’t Mexioan aong aparrow, the leaat has begun the foundation of corn dubs, want no pie.” Will Bo, whether we live North, South, Eaat or but X have not been informed that my They Agree !j Weat, we ehall have thia aweet ainger with native city, Ellsworth, has been active in 'or the iUlments of and if Thera era s good many heroes in novels •fth you—and to ua, who will aurely reveal himaalf; the matter yet. If I am correctly informed, help you keep hie who oonldn't earn s living In real life. yoor stomach end other we do not, at Arat, recognlie plumage, the Ellsworth board of trade has a com- organa bearta. the will hla way atraight into our mittee on and there would Family m I1** aing agriculture, proper condition on which Prompt relief in all asses of throat and seem to be a good opportunity for it to do Be prepared for emergencies. Cuts, y°ur good health muat direction. lung trouble if yon use Chamberlain’s depend Train and Boat Service. some excellent work in this wounds, sore commercial Cough Remedy. Pleasant to take, sooth- muscles, swellings, and A Sunday train will be run on the Mt This is being done by the ing and healing in efbot. Sold by all like ailments are cured Deeert branch next Sunday. bodies of Minnas polls and many other by the great beginning dealers. Commencing Monday, April 17, ferry dtiee, with splendid results. movemsnt that will tend to BEECHAITS at camera will leave Bar Harbor week day a Any keep Good results si wsys follow the ase of Foley with train leav- the boys on the terms and make suc- Kidney Pills They give prompt relief in nil at 9X0 p. m., connecting and bludder trouble. JOHNSON’S and tillers of the soil oases of kidney Try ing Mt. Deceit Parry at 9X0 p. m., for cessful Intelligent them. Bold by all druggists. Portland and Boaton, and after April IB ^"Oabsw...HU* MheneatOfce^dMa. the 8X0 a. m. ateamer trip bom Bar Har- 2UuitiMntnti ssssm UNIMENT bor will be dieeontinoed. The A Through Pullman care will run between family remedy in use for 100 years. biiabii Riaitfg' Pan per Notice. Boaton and Mt. Deeert Perry commencing Taken it has no for sore -_ POR contracted with the of inn- inwardly equal 8. City Monday, May HAYINGworth to support sod corn for those who throat, colds, coughs and Commencing June 6, ateamer aarvica may need esnistanc# daring tbs next Arc CATARRH yeerr and arc legal residents llaworth. I bowel disorders. and see. will be to continue until Try reeumed, change forbid all persons treating thorn on my so- of achedule June 28, leaving Bar Harbor oonnt, as there la plenty of room and aeoom- la 25c and 50c bottles at all dealers arrival of odatlons to oare for them at the City Farm daily, at 8.46 a. m., after pae- hones. M. J. Oboiixit teu* I. S. 1 JOHNSON A ..'"’•aifatOei eengere bom night traina out of Boaton, CO., soothes, and will arrive Seal Harbor 0X6 a. m., z‘*£Lr,~* Northaaat Harbor 9X6 a. m., Booth weat Harbor 10X8 a. m., Manaet 10.16 a. m. Re- turning will leave Manaet 2.00 p. m., Bouthweat Harbor 2.10 p. m., Northaaat Harbor, 2 20 p. m.. Seal Harbor 2.40 p. m.. Bar Harbor 1X0 or 4X9 p. m., connect- SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN twSSSSStT, ing with train arriving Boaton SXOa. m. | and has a big The Worth-While Person Af&J. Acoto. the law requiring the removal of BlKliKIGH IN CONOR KS8. State, always helped pile up American. vote for him at election time. Certain qualities go to the making up -i-ht ^Usuuortb brown-tail moth nests from trees and To Mr HfWM lni*r*At«a lo recent of human whom other human tltlM, *'„r lh'th. What the Augusta St«tf«nmn has Although the democrats, of any being t*i'> ».r,l»Aft,r nou. *•• 1 he town shrubs. proceeded against esteem. Certain are as At o court hold ut \ LOCAL AND POLITIC A L FOURS A » done-The Future. years, have been very active in central beings ingredients |irobot* Ell.wor k i. Kennebec for -hr rouut* of is Vassal boro, in county, to a man as flour and to Honcock. „„ t£ “*»J PUBLISHED Maine, and especially in Kennebec necessary yeast dor ol Aurti, o. d. IMI. ,nn«l> | AFTERNOON and a <#fcw of men is new busily en ll'asAt'ngf'm /M#!.-) carbon to steel. You following mottrra a V SKY WEDNESDAY county, of which his home city of Augusta bread, or iron and rpHK hovlna hr.., 1 arnlrd for in* Action AT in the brown-tail cannot make them other way. thtrcu^on hcrJiT' gaged cleaning up There is sn interesting political situa- is the seat, he has retained many good any After IndicAtrd. It I* MAINE. hrrrhjr ordered th.,' ELLSWORTH, that town. Under the for an un- There is a combination of steadiness of lie* thereof he irlern lo All infestation in tion on the northeastern most corner of friends in their ranks, sod but pervm. tM.nm£w BY THE ceil.ill* a of thla of by copy order to bt law all incurred on account defection in a couple of cities, purpose, breadth mind, kindliness, llahed three oeck* T“,-‘ 4*majcK COUNTY PUBLISHING Kiu expense the Union. That corner, expected enceeasleely in lht. solidly republi- worth Americon. a *' of this will be assessed which might have been avoided, would wholesome common-sense, Justice, perhaps newapoper mih1 .h.. W. Rollins. Editor and Manager procedure Rllawofth, in .Aid *' can, with hardly an exception since the of a flash a for count*, tLt thee Editor. of th« in have even survived the big landslide of humor, certainly capacity At a court mV, w. H Titus, Associate against the property town, peur probot* to be he'd at ki- Civil heralded last autumn's demo- the task in that a worth- worth, in roid on the S'ate tax war, last September. band, produces county, aecord Price—#2 00 a year; #1.00 lor six addition to its regular M«>. e. d IMI, At Ith ol the Mkbacrlption Maine has few former while You find it as often ill the clotk |„!,ht 50 cents for three months; It paid cratic landslide in unprecedented fashion. very living repre- person. toretiooo. And he heord thereon it Commissioner Buckley is authority th,,1 .1! in advance. #1 50, 75 and 5$ cents Mr. is sur- kitchen as in the oftener, cause strictly is Pne of sentatives. Burleigh the only parlor, perhaps 5 cents. All ar- tor the statement that there are Maine the State voting signifi- Thomas J. Holmes. Iste of respectively Slagle copies in that who in the Held than in the office. Ellsworth are at the rate of #2 per vivor das?, save one served deceased A rearages rcckoyjM cance that holds a election. said county, ceruin *n» rom-i,, several other cities and towns in September It have to be year. a term and a half. Maine republican? The people who are so composed purporting the isst wit! snd te»um»m i will vote in and ot said deceased, Rates— Are reasonable and will be the State which are about September, 1912, repub- together with petuion fH* Advertising delinquent have long followed the policy of keeping spiritual length, breadth, thickness; they t hart of. made known on application. licans, who are concerned about national prob-ite presented by LenaT. Holm,, j the matter, and that unless a better their representatives at Washington, and are i«ople of three dimensions. Every- the executrix therein named. have to think iAl* Of In Bn*lo*»scommunications should be addressed politics, begun already arul feels alike about them. N.myK Joy. Kden. uld coonl, is shbwn immedijftely, he will of promoting representatives of long body deceaaed A cerUia to, and all checks and money orders made pay- spirit about Maine. want the Pine Tree inatrtwenl purport!*, They to be thr l*»t will and able to The Hancock county Publishing crews into them at once. efficient service to the Senate. teatanit-nt andcod.cu put state to the the kind thereto of raid *'o Ellsworth. Maine. give country right dccaecd. together wi!hn,i 4*It costs more to satisfy a vice than to tlon lor thereof, of an intimation of the outcome of the probate preari.ted by Horae. feed a U. Joa, the eaecn.or therein named. COUNTY BOSS!!*. OBITUARY. family.” Home M This week’s edition of The presidential campaign. Tunyer. lair ol Htonlnglo* i* aaid dec, aaed Former Edwin C. Bur- county, Petition ihat Joahna is Representative or .ome American 2,300 copies. West Franklin reports many wells MAIRICK K. SOWLF.. &alc. H. Thayer other eultahle peraonh. w a few weeks jfor leigh, ho left Washington appoln rd idminletrator of 'ber.iAlr ol a.i,i that have been since last Maurice aon of of this dry Jaly. conclusion fourteen E., B. T. Sowle, dreeaerd. prraenled by Jc.hu* H. That,, for of ago at the of years’ ASOLINE LAUNCH For 3 '* A verage the year 1S10, 2,375 was killed afternoon at “Quick Sep’ brother of said rie< earned service in the has been mentioned city, Saturday meriy owned by O. W. Tapley. Kilo* Anns Alexander. Iste of for in- House, G Ellsworth. In Mid The first case of quarantine in an accident on the Boston A worth. Me, 27 ft- long. 9 horse-power Knog deceased. much in connection with ef- Boston, county, Petition that WiUism * in Hancock is re- republican engine, forward cabin tool*, anchor, rope and Aiexsuder or some WEDNESDAY APRIL 12, lull. fantile paralysis county Albany railroad, on which he was em- other suitable prr«on be forts to reclaim the old-time all light*, etc., required by government; in administrator of from Orland. stronghold. S| point*d iheesute of Mid ported condition, sound; delivered A intention of as- ployed. perfect perfectly ut eased, presented by William A. He denies, however, any at Me. lo do but to Alexander Mr. who had been with the rail- Kggemoggin. Nothing put s creditor of said detested. Portland Children's Hospital. his friends Sowle, her in the water. Thia boat In* been «o Port- The brown-tail moth contest in suming leadership, although MUsbeih W. Newh«H. late of Sullivan in Sedg- road over four years, had as land two or three time* in bad weather, tmiv • id deers** d. One of the acts of Gov. to he is to wear the qualified county, First Account* of Plaisted, wick resulted in the collection of say eminently qualified reason for selling is that I aha Charles Haul grange engineer, and as is usual until receiving a Mirapson. executor, filed for set. which we doubt if in after years he ! mantle. As the de*n of the Maine delega- gcnicggin this ye»r. Also will let or sell my dement. S,S35 nests in Sedgwick and neighboring a regular served as extra en- at Kggemoggin. Will sell at low Ko** oe R ! tion in the House for a numner of locomotive, property Wwidwel late of Verona, in said will with was the veto- towns. And some towns of Hancock years price for cash. Jave* II. Ha vs **. » Grove deceased. “point pride", gineer. when not so as county, Third account of fieorr# and a force in central and, employed, at.. Bangor. Me. * of the bill for the main- county will tell they have no brown- great political W. Hasaett, trustee. Aitd for settlement. ing providing you | fireman. He was working as fireman on Robert la'e of Kll* he has the of H c< mb Rhode fierry. worth. in said tail moths! One woman at | Maine, experience many For hatching ngl* tenance of the children’s hospital in alone, Sedg- the Back division and his T^GOB- county, deceased. Petition filed by and the Bay Saturday, Fj Isiand Red eggs; first class stock; large. i Amanda collected nests. A brown-tail hard-fought campaigns, enjoys P Toaa>Nca. Oerry, widow, for an allowance out of th# Portland. This institution, a most wick, 1,006 locomotive was from East Bos- brown eggs; 75 c. per setting. O. of a returning persona* estate of aaid deceased moth contest to b proper surgical j Besides electing a governor and ; V/ by Maass* husetts. deceased. Petition filed by 1 Frustrate Them. legisla- toilet. Inquire of F.. O. Mooek. Ellsworth- ever live a in year term in the navy, and after his dis- Hamuel Johnson, Reginald M Johnson and hopeless existence, tare next year, Maine will choose a ! j Daniel C. Beard, national scout commis- Am) J. Htigham. a!l of aaid Milton, pray cases a harden their fami- charge, spent one year yachting. In the ing for the ot Hamuel many upon sioner of the Scouts of and United States senator. The campaign will appointment Johnson Boy America, fall of 1906 he entered the of tfl.mtft). and H* gma <1 M. Johnson aa trustees lies and the town and State. centre much in this employ the under No! the of the Pioneers and the undoubtedly fight for the la«t will and testament of said deceased originator Boy Boston A railroad. a Albany of the New manufac- Elisabeth W. Newball, late of patient pays more than $1 a day, Sons of Daniel which clear toga. A democratic legislature has re- largest England ; *aUiv»n. in Boone, helped He was a member of turera of women'* dress eoods has a said county, deceaaed. Petition files districted the State for local Lygonia lodge, F. ONE by while the per cost of the for the of the representa- open for local rrprrM nuitw Charles P Himpsoa. executor uf the last will capita caring way development Boy j and A. M., bis while position tives and senators, all of which is cal- receiving degrees Liberal Rapid advancement and testament of said deceased, that tbr for them is 81 43, and the Scout movement, has devised a means ) compensation. majority by home on from the He was after ability is proven. Write, giving amount of collateral inheritance tax upon culated to make it more difficult for re- furlough navy. present j at which the the j occupation and past R1 said estate, be determtnrd the of pay nothing all. At this time boys throughout country also a member of 1. O. experience. Lapbam by judge to a Lejok lodge, O. F.t bldg., Provideuce. R. I. probate. can make a war men publicans regain majority. This ! sixty-8ve patients are there. Of; systematic upon yegg taken his at Augufttii* U. ravage, late or Mount iHatrt. accentuates the demand for a and having degrees Philadelphia 1 wish to inform the that and hoboes who molest housewives and strong \V^ORK pohlic in aaid county, deceased. A certain irmru- these the while stationed there while in the vf 1 have ned a Home l.sundry at lf*4 forty-one pay nothing, to combat for 1 navy, ope n»era purporting to be the last will and te«ta- rob homes. experienced republican j W» er str«e». Will also work out the other or less a afterward transferred to hia home by day. j meni of aaid deceased. together with petition twenty-four paying 81 ; senatorial honors. being ; Mas. LtnoaaY. Ellsworth. He is doing this by teaching the boys Ka^b for probate thereof, pres* nted by tic r^e \ d*y. Mr. has no definite lodge. Savage, one of the executors therein earned tbe secret signs of the yegg so Burleigh given pn- j suitable for woman to drixe \d- fraternity, tie was also a member o( the Brother- Enoch B Stanley, late of Dp*, None of those connected with the swer to these letters. Just before be de- HORSEdress, with particulars, W., Bos 483, Eils Cranberry that tbe boys know them and tell j j in avid county, deceased. Petition that ids may hood of Locomotive in which worth. Me. from he said he Engine- rs, I or aoate otfew Mmabt it medical or surgical stall receive pay what the marks on houses parted Washington was oley mystical fences, he had close friends. On administrator of the estate of a»id d«. not to announce whether he would many learning ».«), for their services, nor are and other mean. ready Ida F. widow of tatd they per- buildings By making of the this Lost. presented by Stanley, another nomination for the : accident, organization de* eased. mitted to take of their the secrets of the tramps common know- accept House*, j any private members to care for the Alvab D. Rich, late Of Treroont. in said or even w hether he would enter the race deputized body | patients to the institution. The doors ledge, Beard hopes to destroy the j BAG, containing small purse county, deceased. First account of Ebeu H until the arrival of hiiMather from Ells- : > for the Senate. It is however. SHOPPINGaud sum of money. Finder please re- Clark, ad ini met rat or, filed for settlement. of the are communication between the tramps and understood, } hospital open to worth Mr. turn to F. K. M»>os. 13 Spruce 8t Ellsworth, j Daniel A. late of Eden, in said every! that under no circumstances will he be a Sunday morning. They gave McKay, thus prevent them from doing so much ; —-— county, deceased. petition filed by Annie l> crippled and deformed child in Sowle every assistance in Maine, harm. candidate against Senator Frye. possible pre- M< Ko administratrix,forlioenaet< free of so as the and an tain real estate of aaid deceased, ss described charge, long there is an His intimate ireinds at the here paring body, escort of ten Jtftlf Klant.'l. Beard not only studied the signs of the capitol in aaid petition. bed in the wards or a chance believe Mr. will members accompanied the body to the empty j hoboes, but has back the Burleigh ultimately be- AND! WIFE ou summer farm near Edmund ii. McCullough. late cf Philadel- gone through j train last to one in a corridor. come a candidate either for the 1 night, remaining with Mr. MANMt. Desert Good home and board Pennsylvania, deceased. Petition fi.ed place ages the of different nations House or phia, tracing signs Sowle until furnished, and in addition will pay tbecouple bv The Provident Life and Trust Co., of uid Hancock sent the Senate. He and Mrs. the train pulled out at 10 county nine patients and studying their meaning even to tbe Burleigh left j fortjr dollars per mouth wages. Apply to H. Philadelphia, executor aod trustee of the o'clock. The brotherhood also sent a ! M. Hah.. Ellsworth. Me. wtii of said deceased for authority to ae'.i tnd to the the end- of the He took Washington with the intention of re- ; hospital daring year hieroglyphics Egyptians. certain real estate of d« for the — convey s*fd eased, in Boston three or four magnificent floral piece funeral. WOMEN In for Dea. 1910. Of these four terest in this work when maining weeks be- I canning factory | described in said petition and to transmit the ing 1, paid special pre- Mr. Sowle April and Good wages guaranteed. fore to Maine. Mr. arrived home with the body j YOUNG May. proceeds from said sale to the state of Penn- the other five tl a paring to illustrate Mark Twain's book, returning Burleigh's j Address II. 8 Kank, Addison. Me. nothing, paying this Mis son a student sylvania, where the testator had bis place of “A Yankee in Arthur’s career in the House made him very popu- morning. Wesley, domicile These were sent from Ring Court.” j | WOMAN to dnhou~k.ep.ng tn family of day. patients lar at Boston university, him. Beard that of the with the folks back home. In a quiet accompanied v? two. at once. Write P. O, box SStt. JEROME H. KNOWLES Judge of said Court. Isle au says many yegg signs | Bucksport, Haut, Swan’s Is- f The funeral will be held at the home, Ellsworth. Me. A true copy of the original order can be traced back to ancient but effective manner he was successful in Egypt. 40 Attest:—T. F. Mahomet. Register. land, South Penobscot, Bar done. He Main street, to-morrow afternoon at 2 Harbor, He has learned the of the ma- getting things generally Ellsworth. meaning o’clock. xpcual Jioticn^ “brought home the whether it _ jority of those signs which can be found bacon”, j rpi«B subscriber. Alfred E. Ladd, of Detroit, The board of was a matter of a of state of hospital’s managers do barns and fences. those pension claim for a NOTICE. JL county Wayne, Michigan, gate posts, By 81 N8ET. notice that he baa been ask the veteran better ! hereby gives duly ap- people of Maine to contribute the communicates infor- constituent, postal fa- To whom »I may concern: executor of the last will and testa- signs yeggmau Mrs. Carrie Eaton is in pointed cilities for a remote rural an viMting Lypn, notice is ment of to this fund; already some generous mation about the bouse marked to their community, * given of a sheriff's Mass. sale on at tor river or an WHEREAS April 15. I9il, the store of CATHERINE M. GILLEY, late of <'RAN- have been received. fellow yeggroen who follow the appropriation dredging, smith Bros, in subscriptions along Sedgwick, we. Fit* Henrv j BERRY author zation for a new Charles Smith left last week to a Smith and Theodore A. LSLEri. All sums are same Beard that there are public building. join j smith, of the firm o’f welcomed, and the small path. says in the county of In such lines of ■imito Bros., Sedgwick Me., would say to the Hancock, and Slate of Ma'ae, whether there is a activity Mr. Burleigh ! yacht. giver is as well as is the signs indicating dog | public that we nave no knowledgr of any deceased,no bonds being required by the term* appreciated ; was more of said in the bouse, whether the housewife is probably successful than any i Mrs. Clara Hamblen i§ visiting hef aunt, »uch sale. Moreover, we have no bill agains't wl i, and baa appointed Geo. k Puller, large one. Millard F. Leighton and have not had of Southwest Harbor, Hancock count}..Maine other man Maine ever sent to the na- I Mrs. Arthur Powers. since fcind, and whether it is easy to rob the Dec 9. 1910 Whoever ha* used our his agent in the State of Maine, under The American will be to re- name;ln I glad tional House. He was and this connection mutt be and to with the of bouse. indefatigable, Alphonso Stinson had a severe attack of responsible compliance provisions ceive contributions and Smith Rao*.. section 43. chapter M of the revised statutes forward them As Beard the results of his industry were little short j has learned these signs and heart trouble last week. April 3, 1911. Sedgwick. Me. of the State of Maine. A” persons bavinx to the or of He did not leave the run- I demands the estate committee, subscriptions :an decipher them, he has arranged to surprising. against of aaid deceaaad Ernest Eaton has moved his into CARD OF are desired to the same for settlement, may be sent direct to the of departmental errands to others. family THANKS. present committee, Leach them to tbe boys, and it is probable ning and all indebted thereto are to a part of L. B. Cole’s house. VfTE wish to express our thanks to our requested room Such and matters of make payment 615, Union Mutual :hat in the new manual of the Scouts things correspond- 1 ▼ ? friend* ami neighbors for their immediately. building, Boy j kind- March 24. 1X11. K. Ladd. once he his Roy Hendricks left for Port- ness and in our sad Alfukd Portland. Checks should be made d( America he will have several de- gave diligent personal atten- | Saturday sympathy bereavement; pages Also to the G. A. K and W. R. C sod Lx for which he has a wide land to finish his studies at Shaw- business gun in to voted to these and their mean- tion, gained repu- io F. and A. payable The Children’s Hospital. symbols ige, M.. for their beautiful floral CIYHE subscribers, Amy J, Bridgham And tation the and college. ributea; also to the citiiens If the learn them can length breadth of the of Ellsworth for JL Reginald M. Johnson, both of Milton. ings. boys they their Mas. Law* T. State. a and respect Holmes. Norfolk t ommonweaDh of Massa- read the of the hoboes the Although sturdy partisan in Fred Small George Coolen are em- county, They Know Mr. Mace. messages along I Ma. Thomas Holmes. chusetts hereby give notice that the;, h*ve matters of Mr. at where Mr. Roberts is Mas. Wm. 8. public highways. If the signs are danger- I general legislation, Bur- ployed Sunshine, Cairea.H. been duly appointed executors of the will of Ma. J. Blaikb Holmes. .From the Springfield (Mass., knew no in taking care of C LIFFORD of said Republican.) dus to people, the boys can rub them off leigh politics sawing logs. Ellsworth. April 7, 1911. BRIDGHAM, late the interests of the home folks. He has MILTON. the ind warn the police. All this means that After a long illness Herrick E. Mar- Through frequent visits of made CARD OF THANK'S. deceased, and bonds as the law direct* j the of the hoboes will be de- personal friends among men of both a native of Deer died at given secrecy shall, Isle, Brook- Both aaid executors residing out of the Mate many to T1TE wish to thank our Springfield people Alligator thanks parties. hereby friends and of Maine have of stroyed, to Beard and the energy lyn, N. Y., March 23. He was the son of f so appointed Lucre B. Deasy. near f neighbors who kindly aaarsted us In lake, Great Hancock BO 11 was toil iHere were Eden. Hancock county, Maine, whose addre** Pond, Df the Scouts of America. means democrats as Emanuel Marshall and >or recent bereavement, and also for the Boy U Capt. wife, who, is Bar Harbor, Maine, aa their agent for ail there is local well aa many beautiful flora) offerings. ■county, Me., interest in Lhat if tbe hoboes wish to continue their republicans in tbe House who re- with their were revised statutes of j youngest child, lost at sea Mat. Cabbik Hatch. purposes specified by the on bis defeat for re-electioD. Maine, section 43. chapter f.fi. Ail per- appointment Monday, hy Gov. symbolistic communication, they must gretted A twenty-live years ago, when the bark Ma. Hbkby Hatch. Ma*. sona having demands again*! the es- successful business a Ebastcs J. Moobs. Plaisted, of Frank E. of Great work out new signs, and this would take man, with wide Vesuvius, loaded with sailed from tate of aaid deceased are desired to Mace, salt, Ellsworth Falls, Me., April U, 1911. present of he showed the same for settlement, and all indebted to be forest commissioner and rears. knowledge affairs, sound for and was Pond, Trapani, Sicily, Gloucester, thereto are requested to make payment im- in dealing with business Notice to Hancock Point land agent, succeeding Edgar E. judgment legis- i never reported. He leaves two sisters— Water-Takers. mediately. Amy J. Bmidum am. lation. He also is a Hancock Water. A March If, 1P11. Kminalo M. Johnson. of (Jrono. Heating the Mail-Order House. very successful Mrs. Nellie P. Baldw in and Mrs. Annie L. Light Power Co. Ring, THEannounces that water will be turned on It is Ten he was one of reported t bat tbe mail-order booses I organizer. years ago Preasey. He was thirty-one years of At Hancock Point May 18, 1911. Mr. Mace is one of the well-known age. Cottagers and TV1HE subscriber notice thst a the foremost in out patrons wanting water before thta date hereby (fives experienced shrinkage in business tbe very blocking the April 10. Sadie. will X he bss been executor of ■democrats of his State, is a member please notify C. 8. Ciimi, president. Han- duly appointed past year amounting to (1,000,000. and we campaign for the reapportionment meas- cock Point. Me. the last will and testament of of the State committee from Hancock ure A man who ia afraid Hancock Pave it from tbe bead of one of the biggest by which the membership of the always he may do Point. April 4, 1911. CAROLINE D. W&li'E. late of ORLAND. and has been the in the of no bond* county, honored by bis mail-order bouses that this is i House was fixed at 391 in spite of the pro- wrong thing isn't likely to dc any- county Hancock, deceased, shrinkage being required by the terms of said will All in the with a iue to the tests of tbe old leaders. thing worth or party past nomination retail merchants learning to mentioning. persons having demands against the estate ■JUrtjoliemtnu •aid tne for the State senate. He is a member idvertise their prices in big figures. As the ranking member of the census Teacher what is the deceased are desired to present (sternly)—Johnny, •ame for settlement, and all indebted thereto The be had a like of the present legislature, and the live retail merchants are learning to committee, role in the matter with your eye? If you and Willie sre requested to make payment immediately w. Whits Newt look out for “specials”, provide them for framing of the reapportioninent bill, White have been I shall (JsoauK Bangor says of him, editorially, fighting again, Brewer, Me., 1H1. which the each of a Wm. O. April ft, that “He customers and advertise them and the House passed and which was you good whippingl EMERY has held a good position in Jiveobnny (with the victor’s prices. Prices are what the customers afterwards killed In the Senate during the generosity)— iB* the House and proved himself a wise Yes’m. But you needn't mind about TITLE8 subscriber nereoy gives notice md the advertisement readers want, and closing hours of tbe last session. Both Bill. He’s had bis. THEshe has been dnly appointed execowu And conservative of the last will and testament of legislator.” tow-a-days pretty nearly all customers apportionment meat urea were carried The Newt further that Mr. ■ LLAWOPTH, MAIMS CHABLER H. CURTIS, late of ELLSWORTH, says ire advertisement readers-they come for through the House by non-partisan co- aancnwinniih. in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bond* Maoe to the duties of the see brings office foods they advertised. operation. In that connection much was learchat mad* and abstracts being required by the terms of s*id and All the es- -qualifications similar to those pos- With the great maas of consumers the said on each occasion about “taking care esptss fbrnlaHsd on short persons having demands against G. A. PARCH KK’S tate of said deceased are desired to ocal papers take tbe place of tbe mail- of Maine”. I’NL’Bl’AL, notice, aad at IttMMU HMSfL prsnj*} sessed by his predecessor, that he has That was the object of Mr. the same for settlement, and all indebiefl >rder catalogue-the live merchant makes OFFER. thereto tsr also in Burleigh’s activity in behalf of both bills. OFPIOBt are requested to make payment engaged lumbering and log- his so. The progressive, wide-awake mediately. Nbllis A. testis. The State has been ging, is thoroughly conversant with merchant can beat the mail-order houses anxious to retain its JOY t CO. Ellsworth. April 6,1911. n his locality. He has a hundred advan- four members of tbe House. Bell Dr. Howard’s Specific at Half- MORRISON, BLOCK, forest conditions and should a prove ages to the mail-order house’s, one- that Mr. Burleigh has borne no small part Price, and Guarantee a Cure. subscriber hereby gives notice tkjj valuable official for the State. >f purchase or manufacture in large quan- she has been execatrt* in the public building legislation of tbe “It TdM*M. 1IM. 1.1. ta.% THE duly appointed —-' ■ isn't often that 1 have of the Inst will and of ■— ■■■ ■ tity. faith enough testament The merchant who is “onto his last decsde. He bad a on the SEDG- job” place in the medicine put up by other people to PARKER B. BILLINGS, late of Owing to the neglect of the late la- o-daj can very nearly overcome tbia ad- next public building committee, to tbe be willing to oiler to refund the if WICK, mented vantage at that, with buying right, and money bond* (?) legislature to attach the chairman, and was a champion of the it does not In the county of Hancock, deceased, no sales on^mall cure,” said G. A. Parcher to an Notuo. aw making many margin. But Ifgal being the terms of said will clause to the State tax act ie’s to and government’s its business required by emergency got advertise, his advertising transacting Ellsworth American man who persons demands the estate dropped NOTICE or having against of State taxes must be as specific as that of the mail-order in that it owned. He did much FORECLOSURE," •aid deceaaed are desired to •■5 1911, cannot be legally buildings into bis store, “but I am glad to sell Dr. press®1 catalogue. The old-fashioned method: hard John J. Scott, of •nme for settlement, and all Assessed until preliminary work in preparing Howard’s for Ellsworth, *n<**6J5w* July 1, consequently ‘We have a splendid line of up-to-date specific the cure of constipa- WHEREAS,Hancock county, State of Maine, by thereto are requested to make payment omnibus its is a waste of building bills, served as chair- i tion and on mortgage deed dated the mediately- Sms B. Billis®*- many of the towns of the State will ;oods,” etc., just money. dyspepsia that basis. it twenty-first day man September, a. d 1005, and recorded in the Sedgwick, April ft, 1911. of one of tbe sub-corn- _ lie to make two leading | “The Dr. Howard in order Hancock of obliged assessments. Sardine Company, to county registry deeds, book 4W. Factory at l.ubec Burned. ! mittees, the jurisdiction of which em- a ?*ge 140, conveyed to me. the This will the local boards get quick introductory sale, authorizes undersigned, a subscriber notice put of as- wooden braced all eltnate aaid hereby gives Eight buildinge covering an the New England states, and me to sell w0f "n she has been sdmisi** their regular fifty-cent bottles E.iisworin and bounded and described THE duly appointed sessors to much as sere as fol- tmtrlx of inconvenience, of ground and comprising the plant conducted to final authorization a ow,: the seme the eatate of great at half price, 26 oenta, and, although I Belli, folly described In said the State tax is usually assessed April of the Columbian at number of He mortgage deed to which reference is hereby FRANCIS A. TORREY, late of SEDGWICK* Canning Co., Lubec, public building projects. have sold a lot of and end ss it, have guaranteed mede; whereas the condition of said •a the of Hancock, deceased, 1 and can be Included in the local as- were burned yesterday. The loss is es- the of county always discouraged Injection every package, not one has been broken, now tberelore. riven bonds as the law directs- All brought esaon of the.h“b"'n by whioh is made be- timated a* between and in- into of this and breach of the condition thereof ■ons demands ike sessment, usually (26,000 (36,000; politics legislation sort, back as 1 Claim a having against unsatisfactory. foreclosure of enld mortgage. •aid deceased are desired to ihe fore Under surance, (18,000. insisted upon consideration of tbe [feted et present arv July. present conditions public “lam still selling the specific at half Ellsworth. April IS. Mil. for settlement, and nil indebted thereto business as tbe sole basis for action. Jamb" H. Scott. immediately* it is understood that the local as- Price, although I cannot tell bow requested to make payment long I hie attorney. Lynwood F. (Jiles. * ALUiaa M. TOBAlf- Nominated by the Governor. Some years before to be sessors can ascertain what the coming Congress shall be able to do so, and who _fiy Mil. Btate anyone is Sedgwick, April I, __ Among nominations by the governor re- served four years as of subscriber tax will but if assessed before governor Maine, subject to conatipation,sick diz- hereby gives notice that be, July announced is the in headache, THEshe baa been admtnla- n«iee cently following and is said to have given tbe State tbe best liver ratrii duly appointed subscriber hereby .giro 1 It to the il- ziness, trouble, indigestion or a gen- of the estate of h, bus *d»** will, according law, be Hancock county: business administration it THE been duly Appointed had had in a eral played-out BBNEST A. litre lor ol th, „t>t« of Justice of the condition, ought to take THOMPSON, late of DEDHAM legal. peace, J. M. Hutchins, quarter of a He to state “‘e maetin 1st, of sues*- century. gave advantage of this chanoe. You can eotiuty of Hancock, deceased, end o. cunningham, North Penobscot. tell liven^ bonds affairs the same careful attention that be as the lew dtrecU. All per- la th. of your readers that if they are not ““* county Hancock, tootwj'jj John — Oommissioner-of-Agricalture satisfied „,h*’'n5 demands against the ee- bond, a, tk, law directa. All had been accustomed to bestow upon bis with the ste of aaid [iren of sew P. has taken the first active specific they can come right back deceased are desired to present » aring demands against the eatate Buckley Tbe man who deceives himself is an affairs. This * ,or •*tt*ement. sad all indebted eeaeed to the *»“* easy private policy brought him to my store and I will SIJ. are desired preaaal JS" cheerfully refund requested to make 1 thereto ere steps to fores a town to comply with nark for others. wide in of tbe payment im- ttlement. and all indebted popularity every county their money.” M*"t J 'rnonreon. l„ee«wl to make Immed ate'*- | Dedham, oeyaaent no*- April S, Mil. Surry, April A Mil. A are an Coe notr menu. cases. The list of specially assigned cases GREEN hAKK. s. ,j. court. is as follows: MERCHANTS’ ASS’N. HAXCOCK Aleck White is home for a lew days. Wednesday, April ix. SMS FiAeld vs. Grave*. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION Carlton Thayer is at the Morse cottage. TERM BEGAN TUESDAY Googles. Benton. AiPRII Thursday. April 1.1. SET ON FOOT. C. P. Bennock has moved to his own ms afternoon. Ctoaeon vs. Dodge. Hurley: Ritchie. home in the road. WJ» Harwood vs. Hinckley. Rolliu*; Chase. STIRRING APPEAL FOR GOOD CITIZEN- •15S® Edward Gosselin and family will move Woodruff, libl't vs. Woodruff. Deasy A EMBRY PRKSIDtRO SHIP IN ADDRESS BY REV. R. B. to Ellsworth Falls this week. fH„F JVSTICK Lynatn; Hurley. BOW A* HAP* RAKE THEIR Friday, April 14. MATHEWS. Mrs. C. E. Scribner, who has taught .HSO Ober v*. Mcammon A orriCKRK. Hurley: Deasy school here, will now teach at Waukeag. COCRT Lyuam. The Ellsworth Merchants’ association .W| The lake has never been known to be so Gasper vs. Saunders. Hurley: Mason. held its regular April meeting Monday low at this season as it is this PSAS (Jasper vs. Maunders. Mswod. year. THS COCST. Hurley; at the aldermen’s room. Twen- .IMS evening F.«n. Osgood v*. Carter. Hurley. Hollis Higgins, who entered the East JU.tiC-UOC.LU-. A. ty-five members were in attendance. aiding :. Lynam. A- *»■“■* D**r J. A. L. H. ***n Snow Commerce, Lord, Cushman, J. v* Mitchell. Fellows; Thompson T Ell.worth; JnsarH A. Moor. MOUTH OP TH»C RIVER. Fiw-f. A Blanchard. M. Hsrbor. Winter 17. Industry, II. B. Estey, E. G. Moore, E. CLAT. PorUan.l Monday April Mrs. Robert Carter is | still" in poor *l,n|r.|'t'r-*«-'l. JlSll vs. Insurance Co. Stuart. F. Small. M.oboca.. Ell.worth. Guptill health. grMrnger—Hsv.n 32W Eden vs. Lubec. Deasy A Lynam; Peters. Finance, W. A. Alexander, C. E. Mona- who seri- ghan, A. H. Joy. James McCollum, has-been ot the supreme judicial ously ill, is gaining. The April term FOR COLD STORAGE. Legislation, J. A. Peters, W. E. Whit- J. P. Mrs. Nettie who spent the lor Hancock county opened yester- ing, Eldridge. Wilson, court is with Mrs. T. A. Chief-Justice Lucit- McKinley's New Plant of Import- Publication, Roy C. Haines, H. E. Rowe, winter in Waterville, afternoon, with j,j ance to Fishing Industry. W. H. Titus. Pinkham. ]^anUc7i^u^^uA Emery presiding. iu. A. McKinley, April 10 (special)—Work is Transportation, E. F. Robinson, jr., C. Charles Smith and wife have returned The Distinctive Hat II John E. Bunker and Oerk ot-courts progressing rapidly on the new cold stor- II. Leland, C. W. Joy. home, after spending a week with MrB. Webster and bi« deputies made age plant at this place. The upper floor Agriculture, Roy C. Haines, H. E. Rowe, Smith's Mrs. Thomas Pinkham. Looks ;[MriB daughter, Well || he in order to be H. B. court officials, and tilled the will finished first ready Estey. [Beir bow as for the first flsb of the season. The boil- W. B. H. B. Fits Well with Membership, Tracy, Estey, j( well, the wheels revolving their MARINE LIST. part ers have been set, William Robbies, of W. A. Alexander. Wears smoot hnrs Well u*o*i Gloucester, and James Crockett, of South- was an- of court, Kev. K. B. The 1912 food fair committee || u the opening Hancock Count* Purrs. west Harbor, doing the brick work. nounced as follows: W. A. Alexander, E. The Lamson & Hubbard exclusive styles appeal to the f of the Congregational church, West Sullivan—Sid 8, ach Lizzie D ! J Mathew., The road has been the town M. April approved by F. Robinson, jr., H. E. Row:e, Andrew Small. N Y man who demands a hat of distinction and char- pif uttered prayer. up-to-date and runs through the field of P. W. Rich- Moor, Roy C. Haines ana H. B. Estey. Ar April 8, ach Manic Saunders. Southweat of the was called, Harbor acter. and the use of the famous II The roll grand jury who, while somewhat reluctant H. E. Rowe an j Superior workmanship ardson, gave interesting report Ar 10, ach Pochaaaet, Rockland was sent to its room. April »od the jury to share his land in this manner, bowed of the Chamber of Commerce banquet in Sid April It, ach Franconia, Boaton \ L. & H. Fur-Felt are reasons why L. & H. hats hold their 111' ATTOR.NET* PKRMSNT. to the law of progress and improvement, Bangor, which he and Secretary Haines Southwest Harbor—Ar April 2, ach Ella and never crack or soft. The L. & H. Fast i ® Clifton from Gloucester, cargo aalt, for B H shape grow Dye at the of and consented. attended. The attorneys present opening Mayo a lustrous finish that never fades. was held Sid ach Frances Good now gives lasting, 1 >• follows: H. E. Hamlin, A meeting of the stockholders FOURTH OF JULY PLANS. April 2, | ccurl were Sid April 4. scha N E Ayer, Ann J Trainer B. at the store of P. W. FOR SALE BY John A. Peters, Henry M. Hall. George Wednesday, April 6, Secretary Haines made the suggestion Sid April ft. Mertia H Perry L. F. D. E. Richardson & Hon, and the following Stuart, F. L. Mason, Oiles, that the association set on foot plans for a H. L. t rab- officers were elected for the ensuing BORN. Hurley, John F. Knowllon. Fourth of July celebration, and Old Home Co. W. E. K. J. year; H. H. Nickerson, president and Relictb18 H. K. Mason, Whiting, week in and an fair iree, August, agricultural BARTER—At 8, to Mr and1 blotbing Stonington, O. general manager; George F. Berry, Bar April J Ellsworth; Walsh, Percy A. Higgins, in the fall. The suggestion for a Fourth Mr Erneat Barter, a son. [Fred Alvin.J t, Harbor, H. P. Richardson, to Mr P. Cunningham, T. H. Htnitb, Wiley vice-president; of July celebration was at once taken up BKNEDETTI-At Stoningt.n. April 6. and Mrs Umiliana Benedetti, a daughter. L. B. Ueasy. E. S. secretary and treasurer. the home week and fair Cooary, Buckaport; by those present, [Brnna Maria Lina.] B. E Clark, A. H. M. J. Palson, stockholder and director, Clark, Charles H. Wood, propositions being left for future con- BOWDEN—At Bluehill, April 5, to Mr and H. I- of Gloucester, who is the largest stock- Mra N BOwdeu. a daughter. [Esther cynsm, E. N. Benson, Graham, sideration. “If we can’t get factories, do Irving was here and went Linnet.] M. Conners, George E, (Joogins, holder, Thursday, to liven in Ellsworth Harry something things up CASH—At Caatine, March 23. to Mr and Mra through the building. He is a man of ex- Bar Harbor; Korreat B. Bnow, Bluebill; and keep us busy,” was the keynote of the Stephen W Cask, a son. f 1866—INSURANCE—1911 A and shares in lieorge K. Fuller, Boutbwest Harbor; Jer- perience ability, having meeting. EARLS—At Bluehill. April 3, to Mr and Mra from Orren A Earls, a son. ~. r Northeast Harbor; B. E. nearly every cold storage plant Cape ! for Fourth of 1 c:-:ac. g. sur.r.iLL. c::. Gvnrns.. ome H. Knowles. A voluntary subscription Mra He is FIRTH—At Brooklin, April 4, to Mr and William F. Jude, Cod to Cape Breton. superintend- was on Trscy. Winter Harbor; | July celebration started the spot, John H Firth, a daughter. [Jennie ] ent of seven which are being built in Ca.lme; Raymond Fellowa, Bangor. and |117 was subscribed by those at the MOORE—At Harcland, April 6. to Mr and Mra i Newfoundland, and no greater recommen- George E Moore, of Ellsworth, a CHAS. C. BURRILL & SON, lnsar?*!C? Agency. : The were formerly THE Jl’ HORN. meeting. following appointed daughter. [Elizabeth Heleu.] dation can be had of the good results of au executive committee on the cele- Brookaville. March 1300. as organ lied at the De- j SECONDINO—At South ESTABLISHED The grand jury cold than that of Mr. Mrs Ginseffe Secondino, a aou. | storage plants to at once: W. A. Alex- 81. to Mr and la as follows: bration, get busy adlier term, Palson. [Luiyr Lewis. | Has had a fi r honorable ai d •_ v n ; bu-i"''Si meth- ander, C. Haines, Harry E. Rowe, leputation (•BAND ABBV- Roy ...... V f which term is a c of its ri ha ... Charles W. Joy and E. F. Robinson, jr. ods for a p. riial -ir. y. air. gur.rar.ii t. ¥... furtman. Eden centlv was with Frank F. Fos- MARRIKD. loo WSItmore, employed This committee is making no general bifity. The companies represented bv inis Agency a*e aruo.g FMteM. Boy E., clrrk.Stonlnator of who handles large ter, Bangor, canvass for but will wel- CAREY — BOWDEN At North Penobscot. in urance of the World. O .Mount Dmrl subscriptions, leading companies fleaicat, Il.in* amounts of fresh fish and cold storage 8. Rev E A Carter. Blanche E come voluntary subscriptions to the April by We solicit business ai d di-sir. ir.vi si j.ith n of our com- ClOMva. Frank W.Hodgnilck Carey, of bucksport, to Herbert P Bowden, yonr products, lie is a capable manager. Mr. Daria. W A.**“rrJ Fourth of July funds. of Orland. panies before insurii g elsewhere. Berry, the vice-president, is travelling for 5, Hardiron, John 1".Eraukltt MR. MATHEWS’ ADDRESS. GORDON—AMES—At Franklin, April by the firm of Portland, Rev Gideon Mayo, Miss Florice Cora Gor- For Marine, Life, Accident and Ind. mnity in- I Heslb. 8. ..Peoobscol Twitcbell-Chainplin, of Fire, Rev. K. B. Mathews, present by invita- don. of Franklin, to Warren Smith Ames, Herrick. Austin «. Hrooklic and is the successor to Arthur S. Newman, Farmington. surance of all classes apply to 1 addressed the meeting. He Lord, Henry. Ellsworth of Bar Harbor. He is also a director in tion, spoke GRINDLE—RAMSDELL—At Bluehill, April of conditions in 8, Rev Charles Miss Minnie F Mood. George M.Hancock the First national bank of that place, and earnestly Ellsworth, by Hargrove, Grindle to Oscar L Ramsdell, both of Blue- on affairs. C. C. BURRILL & General Insurance hirker, Edward O.Bocksporl has proved a man of much ability. dwelling largely municipal hill. SON, Agents, Haandert, T. O. Orlnntl and treas- He thought the merchants’ association | H. P. Richardson, secretary Francis.Mlhnu had hold of some ideas. The ELLSWORTH, MAINE. Stanley, urer, is also treasurer of the Tremont sav- got good 1>1KD. Tspley,Olden D.Brooksvillt he were im- bank, of McKinley, and of the firm of people of Ellsworth, said, ^ ^A ... .Deer Isle ings Thonipso1:. lafayette all we needed were BREWSTER At Orland. April 10, Capt W. Richardson A Bon. bued with the idea that Wescott, W. Brooks.- ...Biuehtll P. I Joseph Brewster, aged 87 years, 6 months, factories, but he thought there were a Yoon*. Oliver J.CJouldaborc Capt. Ed. Harper, schooner Bloomer, is 16 days. other an association of 4. Mrs doing the carrying of lumber, sand, etc. great many things ELLIS—At Northfieid, Vt, April Annie The traverse juror* were not summoned Hinckley Ellis, formerly of Bluehill. The steamer has been chartered I this kind could do. to until Tha is as Pemaquid FIFIELD — At West Stonington, 3. sppear to-day. panel com- April to a load of which is ex- “Keep things going! Keep people Marion Estelle Fifield, 6 months, 19 follow*: bring piping, aged to Ellsworth!’' he said. days. pected soon and is to be landed at the ing “Anything Horace H Bed*wick Mrs A Alien. that two or three to Ells- GRAHAM—At Sullivan. April 4. Mary Restate w brings people AND INSURANCE Freezer Co.’s harf. | BeUe 11. James B...... Btuehill Graham, aged 94 years, 2 months, 3 days. H that creates a bond of be- — bouse, shed and stable, all con* |si the outlook is worth, sympathy MO CAI r no OF AIT Two*»torjr large Altogether, very promis- j PAGE—At 5, William Page, — Blaisdell, Fred E...Franklin Bucksport, April ry XIII ► m*cted with city water and electric lights, and IS tween Ellsworth and its neighboring 58 9 wi*If vribb vivyH rCrrll Blake, Samuel B.i. Brooksville ing for this plant, as there is every indica- aged years. bout 1 acre of land. A bargain on easy terras, 5s: so done for the benefit SCAM MON—At Eastbrook, Howard —g DenneU. W....KlUwortt tion of its the most lucrative fishing towns, is just much April 9, George being Scammou. of the community,” Grifln, Edward W.Brooklij industry in the county. j SMITH-At Lamoine, March 28, Capt Leander Other Properties in Ellsworth and Vicinity. Am puli, Raymond D. Gouldsbor I He spoke of the suggestion fora fair in B Smith. H H Haie,Thomas E.... Eli# wort and the belief that it Maurice ^ EAST BLUEHILL. the fall, expressed SOWLE—At Boston, April 10, Sowle, of 28 6 months. Hail, D.G... Eden could be successfully carried out. He ; Ellsworth, aged years, William H.Tremont Mrs. H. P. Long, of Kockland, is visit- ! STEWART-At Ellsworth, April 6, Willie P Herding, ; then of municipal affairs, and the & 16 W. F. L. spoke 5 months. MASON. ! Stewart, aged years, Harrimsn. Enoch W.Orland ing here for a few days. 1C. 1 influence such an organization as the VENNIE—At Pnpddulac, Wis, April 1, Miss Hsrrimsn. Hiram J.Bucksporl { Schooner Otronto arrived Saturday to merchants’association might exert. “The Helen J Venuie, aged 19 years, 5 months, 18 iirmiiiiiiiiiiiiiimraiiiiiiRiiiiiiNmmffiiiimiNiiHiiiiiiHHwiiiimfmiHiiikiMl Hinckley, Thomas 1. Bluehiil days. load wood for Kockland. ! first he “was to Johnson. H. O.Bullivnn thing necessary,” said, VEAZIE — At Bluehill, April 9, Mrs Marie E U»w*l}. K A.Penobscot Schooner Gold Hunter, Capt. Carter, is i become thoroughly impressed with the Veazie, aged 31 years. Merchant. Burton A.Hancock 1 ading wood for Vinal Haven. I idea that the municipal government exists WEED—At Deer Isle, March 30, Miss Eva O. W. Weed, aged 25 years. TAPLEY, Fray, Franklin P.....Eden ! for the benefit of woman and Schoouer Seth Nyman arrived Saturday every man, •SiUby, H. T.Aurora child in the He said be with freight for E. C. Long A Son. j community”. staple*. Wentworth.Dedham SWjfittKTnfrafc FIRE loss of and ! would welcome the day when the voters INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Stinson, Samuel J.Swan's Island Capt. Long reports jib of Ellsworth will be enough to cast broken jib-boom Friday, near Long is- big Torrey, Judson .Deer Isle ... aside and select men not be- ELLSWORTH, MAINE. Webster, Littleton.Castine land. partisanship _ THE— Young, cause of their politics but for their ability. Harry C...Burry OBITVARY. “There is too much of partizanship and A.SHION M ENT OF CASES. S. Watson who died March 28, Cousins, spoils system. Every appointment to After 1846. CLARION. the opening of court, the re main- was born in Bluehill, January 23, office should be for the welfare of the city, ECZEMA NEW YORK CITY hair The Kewanee en Mill. Write for dainty dressing that will make home. Rev C. Hargrove read selections Mrs. Duffee has returned from Brook 3- System Samples. IN THE VERY CENTRE OF EVERYTHING F. A. Packard, Mgr. Retail 5™ ha:Ir and from the and the “Cross- OF WATER SUPPLY. Department. bright fascinating. Large scriptures poem, ville. Hotel Box 36. Camden. Me. oottle, 50 cents. in the Bar. Rev. Mr. Barker offered All cars and 5th Avenue busses pass Sold in every town ing and Elevated R. R. stations, minute. America. The Miltsrd Leighton and family, of Sedg- Send for circulars. Subway girl with the Auburn prayer. Flvemiuules’ walk to theatres and shops. BUY Q»'r on carton. 10.R. wick, have moved here (or the summer. 50 rooms, Detached Bath, f 1.00 per day every April REED & ** ** L. A. SON, 100 1.50 Premium Tea Pierce Candage and Austin Chaito are 25 with Bath 150 Swasoy'a WESTBROOK. • MAINE 100 •* 2.00 asbtrtiictntnU. a weir for Ed. of Blje- PROM YOUR GROCER AND GET A building Babsou, 100 2.50 hill. KLLSWORTH Suites with Bath 3 50 and up. PRESENT WITH EVERY POUND. SEND FOB FREE GUIDE TO CITV- Ross Cane has given up driving the If your dealer cannot supply you, write us, Steam and Bath Rooms. W. JOHNSON UINN, PropV and we will supply you direct. night stage. He will have employment Laundry WAHHKK.* nearer home. •NO PAY, NO E. SWASEY 6t CO.. Portland, Maine work done at short notice Harry Conary and wife have moved to All kind# of laundry Hood’s Goods called tor and delivered. for Mr. work Professional Carts. Ellsworth, Conary’s spring H. B. ESTEY 4k CO., on the yacht Nana. Estey Building. MUte St.. Ellsworth. Me Wilbur Friend has returned from a trip ALIC B II. SCO T T new East. Capt. Eaton has his vessel, the SPECIALTY MADE OF WIRING. clear th6 voice He will the ELECTRICAL 8'tu* me cough, ease the thioat, TYPEWRITING. ACCOUNTING AND Grace Stephens. supply light- and are harmless. Nend lour cents for Ful Llo«. .1 mailing GENkKAL CLERICAL WORK. house with coal ts before. and receive a sample FREE. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Agent of tbe Union Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of Sarsaparilla April 10. Crumbs. & TUTTLE Portland, Me., for furnishing Probate HE8ELTINE CO., AND FIXTURES. and Surety Bonds. Is EMImim H Wlrfa, ul S...UM Curtail, dim APOTHKOAIIIBS, WEST BTONINUTON. Cor. Main and Water Sts. (over Moore’s Drag ANDREW M. MOOR. Congress and Myrtle Sts., PORTLAND, MK Store). Ellsworth. Me. Mrs. Blancbie Stinson is visiting Sirs. Estey Building. Slate St.. Ellsworth Ideal Medicine J. W. Stinson. The Spring hair c. E. Judkins is ill of heart Let us mail I)Ii- HOLT, Joseph very til AlIPkl U«ll IC5 STORE and Tonic trouble. Sirs. Lizzie Stinson is caring Alterative Portland. He. Dentist, for him. iWUMCN Kft 518 Congress St., to earn a beautiful of HOu Manufacturer of The dam has started after pair Maine. Pleasant to in action, positive in effect. factory work, the best ever Bangor, take, agreeable shoes.'■•H’s proposition HUMAN HAIR GOODS OFFICE KFSJDENC* idle a and is doing a rushing ARTISTIC builds the being (ear, offered—and we can prove it. 23 Hammond St 25 Fourteenth ftt. Purifies the blood, the nerves, up of every description. strengthens business. Office hours V to 12.15 ; 1 to 6. whole system. Get it in liquid, or tablets called Sarsatabs. April 8. MUM. I Ray State Hosiery Co., Goods sent on approval to responsible parties Evenings by appointment aotxTtuniuiktft. Fine colored views were shown, aPurttscmoits. her parents, 8. W. Jellison and wife, is COUNTY NEWS. the A good-sized slightly improved. illustrating play. audience attended. Miss Green, of Bar visited her Mrs. Mary Woodworth STONING TON. ; Htrbor, who intended to give the lecture, sister, Mrs. Annie Rice, at Gouldsboro NERVE PAINS. Capt. E. 8. 8-nitb has gone to Castine to was unable to be present. U Mothers Knew last week. Only Nerve It doesn’t taki point, build his weir. to pains -neuralgia. herring Mrs. R. L. Latty, who failed rally When children are crow, irritable and the mm, bu variable appetite or Bi Hiram and wife, of Cherryfleld, that suffers with sitk to on some neuralgic pair Schoppe Fannie and is at the from a severe of is still It doe* not signify they bowels, wind-colic or H bring 8chooner Fay attack grip, quite peevish irritable aad were week-end of Mrs. Scboppe’s have bad tempers; it shows that theta headache,is reaticaaJuM B thus causes such its intensity guests suffering by Hagan wharf to load paving. ill. la wrong with the child furred tongue or offeusi re breath you ■ Mrs. William Giles. something aa« Don’t take harmful in mother, which it is not able to be sure that child Is troubled lingering. of is here Mrs. Frank L. assistant at eBplaln^aad snay H Joseph Leopold, New York, Hodgdon, which the mother — If Wmrn Only with wsrwt. which cause nearly all HF Venal that merely but d( 8. 8. Scammori has nearly finished ship- drugs stupify after his interests. Center was in town week Knew—couM and quickly the Ills of caildhood. jffi! looking paving postofflce, easily — act stop the pain. Use LEE’S LINE ping bis wood at the crossing the largest cure. Mothers, study your child’s Don’t delay disease comes sod. B. has returned from to make up the quarterly records at the few doses of the some Mrs. J. Sylvester symptoms; If cross, peevish, nervous, denly—a wonderful ■ Ml .N'T just rub it in well over the pain- amount shipped for time. old-time win- here. grits the teeth, wets the bed, picks remedy— anc Quincy, Mass., where she spent the postofflce pgfj ful locality-and note how quickly Mrs. Lena Collar is with her sister, Mrs. ter. April 8. N. the is and I thoroughly pain disipated Maude Goodwin, at West Franklin, fora wonder- and Lawrence Webber are caused to disappear. It is really few days. Mrs. Goodwin is in poor Maynard SORRENTO. TRUE’S 1 LINI- home from the Northfleld, DR. fat what effect LEE'S Moody school, beneficieut health. Mrs. Judkins, of New Hampshire, who in Mass. MENT has. Not only neuralgic pains April 10. T. has been visiting Mrs. W. E. Jackson, has but also for is uni’s LINIMENT good, Miss Lottie Kobinson, of Camden, has a returned borne. rheumatism, sciatica, bruises, injuries, EAST FRANKLIN. large class of violin and mandolin pupils ELIXIR Friends and relatives were grieved to lame and sore LEE’S win me,.... ■ ■ --'-— ... JSL stiff joints, spots. Marcia has to West here. ciee your # Miss gone B. Springer bear of the death of Stephen Preble, I so to their future happlneaa. .>. of all external important LINIMENT is the king au the II there are Peru to teach. Mrs. Elsie Knowlton has gone to Isle w ho died in California March 10. Dr True'! Kllitr ripel* war**, who ever used it not It act* a* a laiatiee and tonic. It applications everybody Haunt to the summer nt the 8mith any—if fentle T. M. Blaisdell was in Bangor Wednes- spend matter from the etomach and and satisfied users are the Warren Smith and W. E. Jackson are clean* out all waste will say so, house. and the entire day on business. and clams for Fred bowels, tone* strenirthen* oues who can tell. Take our word that digging preparing adult*aa well aschlldren. are Vivian Scamraon has to Mrs. El I wood E. Grindle and sister a market for Klliir Is a Lee’s Linim-mt is a wonder, then get a Miss gone Goodwin, who finds good remofTrue * safe, pure, tonic and ha* been the Brow nville to teach. in Camden, guests of Mrs. Addison them at yejretahle bottle, use it, and you wilt thank us for Bangor. standard household remedy for Young. Write for free the we you. In full 4-ounce bot- The business is beginning to F. Kane A and Leonard T. atetjr years. book, tip gave granite George Co., "Childrea and thrtr Disc****." for 25 Arthur will to New York this tles (TWICE th“ usu&i quantity) show signs of returning life. Young go Bragdon, whose herring weirs have Sold by all drupeisU.jjc, Joe. I oo. stores. week to take a on the yacht Tie*-* Spray It ueut*. At drug and general Archie who has bad a severe position proved failures, are rebuilding them this Ctsflisfuwi Jr »*£ Gordon, Offeree'■ Cwtl aad Creep Reaedp new taw in favor of attack of pneumonia, is slowly con- Queen. spring, thinking tbe Bade Price A. Seal aapwksrt aa Orpt. Stephen Sellers has been in Cam- weir fishing may make the business more receipt at price. news. valescing. OR. J. f. TRUE 4 CO., latrrs, Me. "county den to have a new engine installed in his F. E. Blaisdell and J. U. Hardison are profitable. 3psrsatlrsanaair/*e reps wsewr. PVwpassl.- motor boat Marion. April 0. Observer. franklin. drawn to serve as jurors at the April term will be services at the of the supreme court at Ellsworth. There special terra of school com* OAK POINT. The spring high Methodist church Easter and a Mrs. who has Sunday, iaaotoaot ant 4uamnge. Nancy Woodworth, spent Fred Murch is in Bar Harbor on busi- OLD ALMANACS. meaccd Wednesday. concert in the evening. the winter w ith her daughter, Mrs. 8. R. Miss Mildred Worcester left Friday for nes *. 1 Seammon, has returned to her home in Capt. Harry Gray has gone to Boston to Interesting Collection In Library of V»» Horen, where she has a position as Walter Gray waa in Bangor on business Bar Harbor. put the yacht Tramp, of which he has Congress at Washington. milliner. | last week. B. command, in commission. i April 10. There is not in the Library of Congress Marion Dunn and Leland baa on schooner Mrs. daughter came from Portland Ralph shipped Miss Ethel Cousins s more interesting collection ot publica- Fanline, of Uouldsboro, are in town for a FRANKLIN HOAD.;; Winchester as mate. Saturday to spend the Easter vacation tions thsn that of almanacs, and the fact In fc fleet Dee. 5, 1910. few days. Charles Graves has employment with G. with her mother, Mrs. C. C. Cousins. Palmer Seavey is visiting his sister, that it is held that the almanac of 1467 BAR HARBORf TO BANGOR. of who has* L. Mrs. at Mrs. Knowles, Calais, spent Joy. 10. Nihil. Josie Sargent, Eden. was tbe in line April first effort this givvs I A M winter in town, has returned a part of the School commences here to-day, with Emerson Ladd and wife called on additional interest to the collection. BAR IIAR.... If. SOUTH DEER ISLE. Sorrento. to her home. Miss of teacher. friends in Grindal, Surry, Bar Harbor recently. Notwithstanding that nearly four and Sullivan. and son Roy Travers went to Vinal haven Mon- Mrs. F. H. Macomber, Fred, jr., J. W\ McKay and F. 8. Graves are re- Melvin who baa been in Ban- one-half centuries have passed since the Mt DesertPerry. Marshall, Waokeag 8 were over from Ellsworth last week, visit- day. almanac was almost the iden- Py pairing the town house chimney. gor hospital the past ten weeks, is ex- first issued, Hancock but is ing relatives. Mrs. Lyman Stinson has been ill, home this week. tical astrological signs are used as were Franklin Road Harvey C. Martin, of Houlton. was a re- pected Washgt'n Jane. and children returned now improving. introduced Dr. whose career Mrs. M. C. Foss i (rent guest of bis mother, Mrs. Matilda Alvin Norwood and Frank Colson have by Faustus, ELLSWORTH. last week from a visit with relatives at Cleveland has gone to Milli noeket was immoratalixed by Goethe and Mar- Ellsworth Falls Martin. Guy gone to Treraont to look for employment. Nlcoltn... North Anson and Madison. to work this lowe. Tbe first almanac, whose author- Green Lake. Friends here and in Ellsworth were spring. They expect to move their families there. Mrs. ship is variously credited to Guteuberg, Phillips Lake It is hoped than Mrs. Perrin Swan, saddened to hear of the death of Mrs. Ezra Ralph Saunders left for New York April M. Holden. 10._ Schaeffer and Pfister, did not have these K. A. McNiel and Miss S. A. Brackett may N. of O. Mr. Saturday for the season’s yachting. Brewer June- Phillips, Cincinnati, Phillips BANGOR.... illnesses. PROSPECT HARBOR. signs and necromantic secrets. Benjamin soon rally from their present and wife visited here and in Ellsworth, Mrs. of Stonington, and Mrs. Cook, Franklin’s Poor Richard's Almanac is a 8. has to Portland .....i Kirs. of Dorchester, Mass., Mr. native city, a faw years ago. of Sullivan, are at Mrs. James Irving Riy gone Joneeport, Joseph Cole, Phillips' Hooper, treasure of wit and and Boston.. where he to the summer. homely wisdom, who has assisted in the care of her mother His many friends sympathize with.him in Robbins’. expects spend even to this day a large number of tbe BANOOR TO BAR HARBOR. a few weeks, leaves for her home this his sorrow. Satur- J. S. Coombs and wite were recent Roy Hendrick l«ft for Portland cheaper almanacs endeavor to imitate 1PM | a M A M ! 4 ■ week. of their Boston.Is. 10 a o t oo ADril 10. M. to finish his studies at Shaw’s busi- guests nephew, Carroll J. Dunn. 001.1 day Franklin. AM r N B. district Mrs. I. 8. fifty. H. Haskell, superinten- ness college. Whitaker has sufficiently re- Auerbach had the unpleasant experience Portland.Is. 1 30.. u is \j 35 WEST 'FRANKLIN. am! r m conducted the fourth con- covered from her recent illness as to be r m dent, quarterly Elmer of having his returned “with BANGOR.Is. 6 00 10 » McGown staves Anthony Rye, McCauley, Benja- manuscripts 3 34 5 » ference at the Methodist church Watson began sawing out. Brewer 6 Saturday min Tracy, and Frank Steele went to thanks” by the publishers to whom they Jnnc. 07 10 36 3 H & u at the mill Saturday. Holden... :«3» iom ta «» js <4 evening. work in the A. H sod wite en- were submitted. he Vinalbaven Saturday to Wasgstt delightfully Finally determined Phillips lake...... :« M ’ll « J3 M nr Irvin Rollins has contracted to saw Green Lake. 6 44 11 10 4 « m Miss Annie Pherson, who is spending granite quarries. tertained the Unity club Thursday at a to use an almanac as tbe vehicle tor plac- c* staves for John W. Blaisdell. Nlcoltn... 16 U 11 33 ;4i* her vacation at West Gouldsboro, left hei bis writings before tbe His Mrs. Josephine Stanley and sons, of picnic supper. ing public. Ellsworth Falla. 7 06 11 67 4 56 « a business in the care of Mis« Mrs. Gilman of was ELLSWORTH. 7 IS 11 45 4 » 4 millinery Jordan, Waltham, who have been with friends Mrs. C. C. has been plan proved successful, and after a year or 31 Rockland, Hutchings visiting Wasb'gt’n June. 7 66: II 86 4 34 .141 Bernice Dunn. in town on business. two the author was no Saturday here, returned home Thursday. her father, Capt. Ira Foss, at Winter Har- great finding Franklin Road. I? » {IS 06. 4 a in Hancock. J7 41: 16 18!. 4 S4 Principal Foss, of the high school, re- George Coombs has procured a rent and bor, a few trouble getting his matter printed and Mrs. Charles Cousins, of Stonington, is days. Waokeag. f Fy. 7 44 16 18 fi» turned from his vacation with a hors< will move his to Bar Harbor. 10. receiving liberal pay. Mt Desert 7 80 16 28. family with Mrs. Joseph Judkins, helping in the April C. Perry...... 7 08 which he will find useful in his rounds ol It was another German author and Sullivan. 8 60 .. George and Walter Bntler have begun care of Mr. Judkins, who is very ill. Sorrento. 8 48 .!. GOTT’s ISLAND. school visiting. work for the East brook Lumber Go. mathematician, Reyloraontenus, who, BAR HAR.. ..ar. 9 66, 110. 7 50 McGuire was called to New Mrs. Frank under the ot of 1 I ) I M. A. a invalid Frank and Berlin Oott went patronage Corvinus, King Mrs. Bunker, long-time There are many wells in town. week the sudden death of Babbldge * dry York last by issued the first annual almanac. Commencing Dec. • a steamer will lesvs who has the winter with her sor to Northeast Harbor Tuesday for a load of Hungary, Bar Harbor 6.8s a mi. spent There has been no water in her sister. Kate McCauley accompanied at arriving at Mt. Desert There was a disposition on the part of Perry at 7J0 a m. Sundays excepted. <*-3 Arthur, was removed to the home of hei them since coal. last July. bar. Trains Mrs. Roscoe last week. almanac makers of tbe sixteenth century Isaving Ellsworth at 7.18 a m and 4.* daughter, Gay, William H. Harding has been drawn to p m. and at Ellsworth 11.06 10 W. E. Bragdon is at home from Bangor, The Methodist churches at Stonington to predict ill luck for rulers and poli- arriving am. U Cards the of Mis? serve as traverse for the term p. m. connect with Washington Co. By announcing marriage where be has been in the shoe Deer Isle have the two Juror, April engaged and South past ticians, and so general this prophesying on Florice Cora Gordon to Warren Smiti of court. 1 Stops signal to conductor. business. He has the of 0 purchased goods months been served very acceptably by became that edicts were issued prohibit- on,Jr to leave passengers from Ames were received last week. Mrs points Walter and will run a store here. Horace who has been home on Washington Railroad. Lawrie, Rev. Mr. Ainslee, of Roxbury, Mass. Harding, ing such predictions, as it “had a ten- County Ames is a young lady highly regarded from Hebron a These trains connect at with April 10. Cb’b’eb. 7. H. academy few days, has to the weak and Bangor through April dency keep superstitious trains on Main to and and her many frienda extend heart} returned. Use, from Portland. in a nervous state”. Boston and St John. wishes for future in her new happiness SULLIVAN HARBOR. Dennis Driaooll and wife hive reoeived Passengers are to NORTH LAMOINE. Maurice canon of earnestly request!y pro- home at Farmington. Wheeler, Christ cure tickets before the trains, and Miss Lizzie Tracey has returned from interesting letters and cards from their entering Capt. A. B. Holt and wife have gonelto church, Oxford, compiled the first al- especially Ellsworth to Falla and Falls to All schools in town will commence Boston. daughter, Mae L. Driaooll, who is at Bllsworta. South Gouldsboro for the season. manac in the style in which moat of them the school at Beechland. F. B. BOOTH April 17, except Ruth Allen is school at East Japan, on her way to Hong Kong, China. BY. teaching are now issued. This was in 1873, and tbe Oeaeral which will commence one week later Mrs. Fred Davis, of Worcester, Mass., is Passenger Agent Sullivan. April 8. Chips. of tbe almanac was so _ •ale large that the morris McDonald. The following teachers have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Isabel Christie. booksellers of found it Flee President A Oeaeral Manager Mrs. Charles Simpaon has been a guest PARTRIDGE COVE. England impos- engaged: Franklin primary, Mias Dell! Newell will go to Waterville this Portland. Ms. Tripp of Mrs. Otis Hinman. sible to supply the demand. It was copy- Hragdon; Franklin grammar, vacancy tc week to be with his brother School commences employed Monday, taught by a London her house righted by newsdealer and he he filled; Hyefield primary, Miss Katie Alton. Mrs. Georgia Lynam opened Miss Bernice of Hancock. Cline, made e from after the winter with fortune its subsequent sales. Banker; Hyefield grammar. Miss Eva Friday, spending Lincoln Mre. A. L. Holt left Friday for Bangor to The improvement league has The upper class of society made an effort East Franklin Misc Miss Susie Sim peon. Min Springer; primary, son new curtains in the schoolhouse. visit her Clarence, after which she will put to monopolise tbe “reading matter” pages Stissliip Gin Marcia Gordon; East Franklin grammar, Miss Gray has returned for the spring go to Dover to visit with her oldest son. Mrs. Emma Wright and son Hugh, who of an almanac issued in Paris in 1807, Mine Daisy Gordon; Tracy district, Mise Dr. H. term of school which commenced Mon- A. Holt. have been at James Grant’s the past two which was called the “Almsna Royal,” Marion Phillips; Beechland, vacancy to ba day. The high school also opened with Bar Harbor and Boston S4.SI Miss Eunice Coggins arrived home Tues- months, have returned to their boms In giving notices of days of reoeption by the filled; West Franklin primary, Miaa the same teachers—H. E. Donnell and One Bound day from Boston by way of Southwest Marlboro. elite, coart reception days, fancy balla, Way. $8.00 Trip; Lettie Smith; West Franklin grammar, Miss Hamblen. Harbor, where she to visit her sis- sundown teas and the of the Miss Vida Springer; Egypt district, Misc stopped Launder Smith has been doing some geneology Mrs. Robie Norwood. Easter will be observed by the Sunday house. Tbe almanac was almost BlnobUI and Boston On* Adah Savage. ter, mason work for Tyler Hodgkins, of reigning $4.00 April 10. Y. school combining the exercises with the aaociety blue book. April 10. B. Marlboro. He will go to Bar Harbor Way. S7JIO Roaad Trip. _ evening service with preaching by Bev. C. Monday, where he has employment. Among the 9nl"trail*” was tut o( tU £. Bromley. This will be Mr. Bromley’s NORTH FRANKLIN. BAYSIDE. April 10. Hubbard. universities of England, which, under an SMamr Booth bay wn. Bhi Harbor It a last here. • n. ud far »aal Hu-oot, Sunday order ot Jama* L, received a ol Moaday Tharaday Henry Jettison and wife are both ill ol Mrs. J. D. Bemick has been ill two monopoly XartbaaM Harbor, Hum. loathna Harbor. Dr. S. E. for nine a resi- tU and aale of grip. bat is Phelps, years CAPE ROSIER. publication almanace. TU Stoategion, North Ha..a aad Borland ooa weeks, gaining. wttb a :-o !tJ» dent of will move his this aniversitire turned tU "dltt manor far Bodot Sullivan, family bnsineea over to boo- W. F. Cousins was in Ellsworth Iasi Bayside friends of F. A. Orcutt are David Dyer has sold his farm to the Toradar aad Friday fordtoaUpto.. lorti week, to Farmington, Conn., where he the stationers and accepted a royalty or Har.aaad falhid. week on business. pained to hear of his serious illness. Rosier Mining Co. has accepted a situation. All wish him annuity. “Moore’s” and “Partridge’s" al- Charles who has been Albert Seeds was a Catania, laaraa Blaahtll 1' tt a a, Hardison, very here few days last success in his new and his Mr. Goodwin, manager of the Rosier manace became tU field, regret popular, though Hoodar aad Tharaday for BoaU HlmilB, lame, is able to be ont a little. week from Mac called here the ill- was here last week. bias, by departure. Mining Co., weatUr predictions were far from reliable. Nrauha., Bairwict, Onr laid, Sarar.irM., ness of his SoM Dark Harbor awl Boulaad. Frank is getting ont daughter Vera. Norris underwent a critical Moore's almanac to be Brooamila, Bradbury bridge Mary, widow of Aaron Graham, died at Gray opera- purported Issued tMwrdtt »llt manor for Bama. tulUI stone at his near the railroad cross- Mrs. Horaoe who has been ill tion in a in Portland under the direction of boo. and (ar quarry Marks, tn advanced age, Wednesday morning, at hospital Wednes- Francis Moore, a Toractay Friday lor Daar late, several weeks of is who died in (.dDrlll. aad Bnahlahd. *■». grip, improving. Her the home of her son George, at Sullivan day. physician, rnt, but for many friends to see her after his IRDWIM The infant child of Mrs. Martha Law- many hope out again Centre. Services were held Friday after- Maurice Gray went to Portland Satur- years death the almanac ap- soon. as if under his ■laudUp> Ckato ud tap' ranee, of Harrington, who has beer noon, conducted by Rev. C. A. Purdy. day to visit his father, L. F. Gray, who Is peared just supervision. Ctl>W 10. critically ill of pnenmonia at the home ol April B. Burial at York’s hill cemetery. in King’s hospital. Another almanac appeared claiming to Um Boatoat pa Moaday, Tnaaday. n«r* tea ud PrVUy fot taailaad. April 10. H. April 8. G. be issued by a Francis Moore, and a law- _ Stafacrtiscmcati. PRETTY MARSH. _ suit resulted, which finally terminated in Ia»« Mlaad MS a ar 01 arrlral of faaliiail, WaOaaaw, MKLNLEY. CENTER. tU stationers the tail. The 5V“" Tliain, Miss Laura Haynes ia triends at winning Brlday awl Satarday, tor Bar Harbor, Baaattf visiting aad It Grows Hair Penobscot. Georg* Loring is horns from Islsslord. Ada and Esther Batter, ot Owl’s Head, trust in almanacs continued until UOB, aatanaadlaar Hadtapa. are visiting here. wUn tU Society for tU Diffusion ot Use- !■ L. Harbor. Mrs. Henry Keniston, who has been ill, Phehe Gott is working at D. 7. Nor- Baum, Aaoar, Bar ful Knowledge brought oat tU “British is improving slowly. wood’s. Lida Butler visited friends at West A. U. Baaaaca. Araas. Bigrani. Tremont last week. Almanac.” Here Are Facts We Want Leslie and Mrs. Baby Morgan was In Bar Harbor Harper family have moved Among the first of American almanacs into tbe cottage at Daws last week. Mrs. Osmond Emery, of Marlboro, is BuJuag. You to Prove at point. was tU one issued by Isaiah Thomaa at Mrs. D. L. Richardson returned to Orono visiting relatives here. Sophronia darter baa gone to tbe Worcester, Maas., in 1770. This sprang Our Risk Mrs. Etta Walls and Arthur Cape to spend a few days with her son Saturday. children, into popular favor by a happy accident. 6 Marvelous as it Rexall “98 and of Beal a may seem, Benjamin Carter. Mrs. John Knowlton is at home bom Jennie, Cove, spent few In the print shop from which tU almanac % at Mrs. Alban Hair Tonic has grown hair on heads that April 10. Q. Massachusetts. days recently Harper’s. was las usd worked a printer's devil, who ta wkatyoornoaay will aara II 8. were once April®. was a thorn in tU side ot tU bald. Of oonras, in none ol Mrs. Basie Carter baa moved to the Man- _ always pro- BUCKS PORT. at Harbor. prietor, Isaiah Thomas, the maker of al- these oases were the hair roots dead, nor chester place Ship ISLE8FORD. William of atswardon tbe manacs. One while the was “set- Page, Bangor, Gott os me home bom Port- day boy had the soalp taken on a glased, ap- Augustus Mrs. Elisa Mayo is visiting trienda at KUiwsrth Laai aid Axrti shiny Bangor-Boston steamer Camden, died ting up” a page of the almanac he found Boldiiii land with Uept Martin in his amack Fri- Big Cranberry. suddenly here fi. Mr. that Mr. Thomaa had to Wednesday, April day last. neglected Jot Rsxall “91” Hair Tonic acta scientific- Page was feeling ill, and left the boat There will be a supper at tbs church down the kind of weather which ooold be A WBW 8 KB LBS The show which was In wben it arrived here variety given Thursday, April U. on a certain in Ms BOW yap ally, destroying the germs which are Wednesday morning. expected day June. opaa. Baiw. ti aaak; aaaaatMp He Mount Desert hall April 7, was a decided reached tbe Robinson bouse, when be Oept. L. A. Farnsworth and son Maurice “Just pat anything, everything, any- usually responsible for half!news. It pene- suocees, The receipts of the e ratling was taken suddenly worse, and died in a came Saturday to commence work for Mr. thing—don’t care what it is,” petulantly trates to the roots of the amounted to more than •W. 1 hair, stimulating few minutes. Mr. Page was fifty-eight Burnham. They are boarding with Mrs. answered the almanac maker. WIT 8. P. M. PAT ABUT and them. It is a most of He April nourishing pleas- years ags. leaves a widow a five _ Walter Hadloek. I “Then l’ll fix It,” replied the lad, and ha wBoa yaa ran barrow oa yoar children. did. ant toilet neoeeaity, is delicately per- SEAL COVE. April 10. 8. He put in type, “Bain, hail, alset _ ttin&sjsrvstfj and snow," and it went to press that fumed, and will not gum or permanently Mrs. Abbie Bead, who has been quite BEECH tni.i. way. TH* HOUND SLKBP OP GOOD HBALTB Thomas was angry, but the book could stain the hair. is •Baa yoo ara BOW Hr Can ill, recovering. Richardson is in yaynt not be ever estimated and any ail- damage poor health. not bo printed over without going to rwK. aad to akoot uayaara yoo ment thst IS is s menses L. W. Stewart is 111 We want you to get a bottle of Rexal prevents to health. Cept. seriously at When J- L. Soothers, Ben Olnlrs, "I Mrs. Ambrose Blanchard waa at Bar* heavy expense. the day of “rain, Wls., soys: his home at Bayside. “hi” Hair Tonic and use it as directed. II hove bees unable to sleep soundly nights, be- Harbor Friday. hail, Blast and snow” cams around, the OWW TOUS own HOMBr cause of pel ns across my back nod soreness of Passion it does not relieve A lecture on the Play at prediction was fulfilled and the soalp irritation, remove ; my kidneys, kfy appetite was very poor end Mrs. Uelia Douglas, ot Trenton, Is visit- alnmnan was much run was Bsv. 8. H. maktr’e my general condition down. 1 Oberammergau given by her Mrs. M. M. fortune was made. Bar yartHolaia nqidro o( dandruff, prevent the hair from falling have been taking Pills hot n ing eouain, Lampber. Foley Kidney Jobe, at the hall Tuesday evening, April 4. O. W. Tartar, »od% short time end now sleep as sound ns n rock, Mrs Harry Bordeaux, of Bound, visited •at and promote an increased growth 01 Baak Bl* *7, general condition la greatly Improved, her mother, Mrs. Ella Foley Kidney Pill* contain la concentrated Pint Nad and I kuow that Carter, recently. and In Foley Kidney Pills have Mrdldae — M'«T A NARCOTIC form Ingredients of eatahllsked A. W. Kara. Praaldoat. hair, every way give entire satis eared me." Sold A Bailable 10.R. therapeutic by nil druggists. April value for the relief end cere of all Mrs. F. Marti. Bt. Joe, Mich., “Our Kidney and taction, oome back and tall anc says-. simply os, little boy contracted a severe bronchia) trouble aad as the doctor's medicine did aot cure One Cea motor Helped Saak le Were I without question or formality we wii Chamberlain’* Stomach and Liver Tab- atltaUw. Bold bjr oil droggioti. him, I rave him Foley's Honey aad Tar Com- Mr. Wllford Adame is hie name, sad he lets assist nature la all hand back to you every penny you paid ui driving impurities pound, in which I have (rent faith. It cured writes: "I wee confined to my bed with ! ea well as the and IAf* out of the system, insuring a free and the oough choking gagging chronic rhea met lam end need two bottles of MEOIf’IM* VOB CHILDRRK tor it. Two sixes, 60c. and Sold sue lie, and he got well In a abort time. with affect flDO. Foley's Kidney Remedy rood Honey and Tar is a safe regular condition and tbe or- and Tar Oompound has many The third botue me on the .Fvly’s Compound Subscribe for Thb AmabioaU restoring Foley’s Honey pet Lexington, for it only at our store—The Rexall Store. E of the times aaved as much trouble end wo are Ky., Street It will do all ?!? children, as does gana body to health aad strength. Railway you claim °r haredal The never without it in the house." Bold by nil in eases of rheumatism.” It el an re the Mood drags. G. cor. I Bold all dealers. | Foley’s Boner sad Tar is Moons, opp. postofea. by druggist*. of arte ecid. Bold all I la a Oompesad by druggists. yellow package, hold at all drsggtste. S fighting apparatus presented to the town WORLD’S BEST EAR. rork and painstaking seed selection and NEWS teat the summer COUNTY NEWS. year by residents, headed arefnl breeding from season to season. COUNTY E. J. and the by Brooks, quick response of Kellogg National Corn Trophy and Illinois grower* are especially elated the fire ORLAND. bluehill. company, were the means of saving Man Who Won It. >ver the result for the reason tbat this '.cation hit other and slock of of has u .pending Hi. building lumber. Frank 8. Aiken, a native of this town, R. A. James, Charleston, 111., the s the first time in four year* that the H J M.r,h»ll He his expresses sincere thinks to the li~'d at hit home in Brewer Thursday, proud distinction of having grown the lonors have been wrested from the state i0 Bo»t«n Bluehill fire company and the citizens best ear of corn in all the >f S* hllv,n* * nCW el1 tpril 6, aged sixty-three years. He was 3,126,713,000 Indiana. Last year's champion ear, B in general for their assistance. he lost bushels of last At Frank L. Stover bu freight claims agent of the Ban- year’s bumper crop. he first winner of the Kellogg trophy, hi. miaw. 10. April H. for A Aroostook railroad. the national corn show recently held at vas Fred C. of JTTo work. grown by Palm, Newtown, this was awarded .h,rgeutthe BROOK UN. Columbus, O., gentleman nd. It was also of Reid's Yellow Dent in Curtii ind wife, of Boston, Will Build The little daughter of Colon and Kutb the W. K. Kellogg National Corn Trophy, variety, crossed with Alexander Go!d borne, St.rbo.rd Alton Herrick is at home from -Ir Colby 3inn has been named Ressie Edna. donated in 1H00 by W. K. Kellogg, presi* standard. Last year's prize-winner is ^ college for a short vacation. You » abort *t*y. Up ^re, for Mrs. Hutson Gray has been with her he most perfectly formed ear of the two, Curtis bad tbe misfortune to O. L. FI ye returned Friday from Eden „ laughter, Mrs. Pearl Varuum, a few days. bough it requires a careful judge to dis- while where he and Make quite badly working spent the past week. inguish the of finger Fred I. Ames, Orland's assistant post- points superiority. ml11 ta*' we'* Rev. E. E. Small is ill. There were no Tbe awarded to Mr. James was “’hem" naster, left Thursday for Boston, where trophy You will be tbe services at the church ! nade of New for Mr. Strong Charles H.rgrove Baptist Sunday. le has employment. by Tiffany, York, James A. is orator for the Ilarlie and who have W. K. Kellogg, at a cost of fl,000. It Old tired, weak, day Freethey family, Congratulations are extended Milton people, uleri.l nade of bronze and A. Ho-hb year. spent the winter in Salem, N. H., are home. Sterling silver, run down delicate “XldpoeML Wardwell and wife on the arrival of a son Ann. H. of marnel, and is s truly artistic creation, people, of Mm. Kill., Charles has to it their on The remon4 Clay gone Portland to home Tuesday, April 4. children, frail mothers, and Bluehill for t stands thirty inches in height. The were brought to enter the Maine general hospital for treat- I 'T„h«eld Mr. Lawrence, wife and three* sons ar- is offered for annual those from sevefe week. Mm. E1U» ... tbe rnent. ropby competition recovering ■teroMht 1—« rived from New York to and wife. Saturday occupy intil won twice by the same grower. illness, this is a fact of Edw.rd Hinckley Miss Ads Herrick has to :be taegkter gone North J. E. Marks house during the summer. The national corn at which the v and show, Tapper, of Ne York, Sedgwick, where sue will teach this Thousands of tes- Thomas Frank Marks, who was operated on for iward waa made, was an event of tre- genuine Parker, of New Haven, .pent spring. Ur. Horatio ippendiettis at the home of his grand- mendous magnitude. At one of the aes- timonials from reliable peo- in town laat week. Mra. ,.w day* H. M. Pease is employed in the Farns- mother, Mrs. Laura Marks, is lions President Taft delivered an address. tbe Brown cottage en- reported prove this claim, and to r will have worth Packing Co.’s clam factory at South comfortable. ,od improved for the coming Bluehill. f)leurther support the fact and Arthur N. Eldridge has gone to Need- MAN8ET. our faith in what we Charles Sherman and wife returned ham, Mass., to accept a situation with Emily Haynes is working for Mrs. Julia prove of Austin L. Parker wa, The funeral home Saturday from New York and Harry White, a former East Orland boy, Parker. we de- Wedneaday, April ft, say, unhesitatingly ■d ,t me home Massachusetts. on a farm. large Mrs. William Farrar has work at Mrs. one who will Barker officiating. Mr. Parker clare that any to, Kalph James Henderson has moved his All are to hear that Mrs. E. O. W. health time, and family pleased H. Ward’s. a bottle of been in failing along try- VINOL wiM ^ from Seaviile into the house recently pur- L’harchill is improving, after an attack of poasiole waa done to relieve bia Helen Clark has returned from a busi- have their vrrvtamu chased from Mrs. Nellie Balcheler. grip followed a severe rheumatic money returned wa. of age. by ness to Boston. ■offering4- He forty year, trip E. W. Oriffin and Austin Herrick leave trouble in her hands. without if are a one daughter -Uladya, are extended to question they He leave, wife, Congratulations Mr. aoJ (. barlea. this week for Ellsworth, w here they will Friends of Ebcti Snowman and family Fa^^* not satisfied that it did them and two aons—John ind Mrs. Henri Dolliver of this place, now serve on the traverse and grand juries. learn with regret that they are under TImW.K. Kellogg National Marie Veaiie died after a lingering of Honolulu, Hawaii, on the birth of a good. jjm 1 for Mrs. Ve.rie Mrs. Rachel Wells has returned from quarantine infantile paralysis, Mr. Corn Trophy son-Robert Henri. „o Sunday morning. illaes* Snowman being the victim. GKO. A. I’AKCHKB, IMtIGGIST, of Charles Blake and Providence, R. I., w here she has spent the dent of the Toasted Corn Flake Schools 10. Whit- WM the daughter Kellogg open April Mary M«*. winter her Carl Kll•worth, Hosier. She was about ttair- with daughter, Mrs. Millie r Saunders, wife and three sons Co., of Rattle Mich. more teaches Annie „fe, of l'ape Creek, the primary, and Sterns. Herbert A. and j of She leave, a husband, H. Carl, jr., Roland S.,arrived Thousands of ears of com from all parts Holmes the grammar. Isabel Dolliver t, jean ag»- lUgal Notices. and four children, the old- A of the association will Saturday from Woonsocket, K. to of the and of all varieties were U Vearie, Jr., meeting library I., country teaches at Norwood’s Cove. several weeks of and youngest about be held in the selectmen's office spend at Charles Saunders’. entered in the The selection NOTICK or FORECLOSURE. "t ten years age, Saturday, competition. Mrs. E. Benson Stanley was called to Ann of Bill- The family ha. the sympathy of .11. April 15, to make plans for the erection of Louis Farnham, wife and son Lawrence of the grand champion sweepstakes and Portland last week to look after her hotel, Mary Greely, IWO. worth, in the of Hancock, and returned to their the award of the were the Cliff which was struck WHEREAS county of the academy oase- the Robert A. Friend memorial library. home in Foxcroft Satur- Kellogg trophy bouse, by State of Maine, Thomas F. Moran and Charles Manager Abram, and with the fall of rain on of lightning, heavy B. both of Eden, in said el arranged the following Mrs. K. If. of this and day. Master Lawrence has recovered made general points superiority. Pineo, countyi baii tram, baa Bridges, town, was damaged to the extent of about fl,800. Hancock, by their mortgage deed dated An- M.C. 8 at from a bad attack of bronchitis. Mr. The ear of corn grown by Mr. James in the Hanceek acaedole: April 15, E. Bluehill; Mrs. Julia Chatto, of Surry, leave to-day April 10. A. B. C. gust 13, 1904. and recorded Farnham’s Mrs. of deeds, in book 412, 16, con- at Hrooklio; 22, for were mother, Frank Farnham, registry page W, llrooklin April Augusta. They accompanied by l to Everard H. Greely, of said Eden, tprd "" 11 ■ veyed at is also much after a short illness. ■. i' -■'■ April 2», Ellsworth high lllue- four small children, who will be placed in better, ry?-.' T 3tforTttsnTmita A certain lot or parcel of land in the town tpan; 8. of Eden, of Hancock, and $tate ef Harbor high at Bar Har- the children's home. April 1). county Ml. May «, Bar Maine, bounded and described as follows, te high at 10. Cne Femme. wit: Bounded the town road l»r; May 10. Ellsworth r.Ilaworth; April MT. northerly by DESERT. For leading from Hull’s Cove to Gideon Lis* a Bar Harbor high at llloehill; May land of Otia May Miss Abbie Constipation comt.’s; easierlv by formerly WEST BROOK UN. Hanna is teaching at Sound. land of Otia it E. M. C. 8- «t Boekaport; May 20, Brewer; southerly by formerly land now or at 21, Bloeblll There will be services at the church Brewer; westerly by formerly Brewer high at Brewer; May 1>. If. Bridges »s spending a few dayslin (..'has. Whilcomb. containing twenty-si* acres, 16. an<1 the same at tlluehill; .day 27. Brewer high at Portland. Sunday, April more or less, being premises local* If. Alev All, Briaikliii at liluebiU; conveyed to Elihu T. Hamor by Walter Biaetnll; of The ice has left the sound, it has broken Hamor two the first dated at June I. A. Bridges has purchased a horse A Medicine That Does Not by deeds, Septem- June i -Sullivan high Sullivan; 10, ber 18«u. and recorded in vol. June up in the last two days and gone out. 25. 172, page 494, Ballivan high at HliiebiU; IB, Riuehill parties. in Hancock registry of deeds, and the secendl association at Bluehill. Miss Addie dated October 31. 1882, and recorded in vol. alumni Moulton a few last McFarland has been here Cooper spent days Cost Unless 181. 466, ol i>aid and the same the week Mrs. Pearl Anything page registry, week in Rockland. past visiting Smith. also was by said Elihu T. Hamor ta work by pirkmkn. conveyed oooo The Martha Graut by deed daled August 16,1197, has returned from Deer sewing circle will meet April 19 at The Bremen were called out Saturday Benjamin Fogg It Cures and recorded in vol. 213, page 546. of said teg- the library building. A will istry of deeds, to all of which deeds and the tbe Isle, where he has spent part of the win- picnic supper lor a lire which destroyed carpenter be served. records thereof reference is hereby made. ter. And whereas said Everard H. E. W. Mayo in tbe rear ol hia mill The active medicinal ingredient of Greely, by ihopof Miss Brown his assignment dated September 19, a. d. 1994, of tbe fire is left for Ada is at home from Farm- on Main street. The origin Harold Seavey Portland Friday Kexall w hich are taste- and recorded in said Hancock registry ef where she Orderlies, odorless, was caused an for medical treat- ington, attended the winter deeds, in book 411. page 194, sold, assigned, aaknowu, hut probably by to enter the hospital less and is an new dis- of colorless, entirely transferred and conveyed said mortgage deed lathe term normal school. orer-healed bearing on tbe turning ment. covery. Combined with other extremely and the notes, debt and claim thereby se- a A. A. Hanna has cured, and all his title and interest in in the toft of the building, in which who is Capt. bought a naph- valuable forms a right, Miss Irene Billings, teaching ingredients, it perfect the real estate therein described to the under- of lumber was stored. tha launch which he will take with large amount ary here, spent the week-end at her home in him bowel regulator, intestinal invigorator signed, Eastern Trust & Banking Company; fanned a this summer to he And whereas the conditions of said mort- The tire spread rapidly, by strong Riuehill. Sorrento, where will and Kexall Orderlies are stregthener. gage are oroken, now therefore, by reason ef breeze, and with lumber to Iced upon. soon go to atttend to his the Kat- the breach the conditions of said dry Rose of who yacht, eaten like candy and are notable for their of mortgage, Mm. Richards, Camden, the said Eastern’Trust & waa to enter the building to rina. to the and Banking Company It impossible has been in town on returned agreeableness palate gentleness claims a foreclosure of said and business, 10. mortgage ■eve the too:*, machinery and lumber. April H. of not cause or ihis notice for that home action. They do griping gives purpose. feet Friday. Dated at Bangor, Maine, this fifth day ef A atorehouse lesa than twalve away any disagreeable effect or inconvenience. Jesse Eaton, w ho has been visiting his MARLBORO. April, a. d. 19H. aaa sa ed i.y hard work. A stream of Unlike other for a liks Eastern Trust & Banking Company. a preparations and mother, Mm. Martha Eaton, few'days, By its Treasurer. eater was kept on the roof aides, School begins to-day, taught by Miss purpose, they do not create a habit, but returned to Oceanville Monday. C. D. Croeby. which caught time after time, but each Mabel Bennett, of Mt. Desert Ferry. instead they overcome the cause of habit Miss Bridges, who has spent her OK lime the bl .rc was quickly extinguished. Gayncll Mrs. George Jellison is quite ill at the acquired through the use of ordinary NOTICE FORECLOSURE. vacation with her K. C. Lester P. Crockett, of Blla- The com mu of this building were removed parents, Bridges home of her S. H. laxatives, cathartics and harsh '\T7'HEREAS sister, Mrs. Remick. physic, worth, Hancock has returned to Hebron. ▼ V county, Maine, by during tbe tire by the and wife, and remove the cause of con- deed dated March aad toaplae safety Miss Flora of a permanently his mortgage 28, 1906, R* .Stratton, Hancock, spent in of deeds for Hanceek eilix-n* ol the town while tbe firemen April 10. stipation or irregular bowel action. recorded the registry few days last week with her brother Pearl. county, book 428, page 476, conveyed to me, were fight in-* b fames. We wili refund your money without ar- the undersigned. * certain lot of real estate LAMOINE. G. W. Jellison, who was called here situated in said Ellsworth, described therein The l ~» is unknown at the present. gument if they do not'4do as we say they as follows: at a stake at the road to Thursday by the illness of his wife, re- Beginning Mr. Mayo lost s large amount of lumber Miss Olive Coolidge returns to-day will. Two sizes, 25c. and 10c. Sold only leading from Long pond to Dollardtown, at turned to Clifton the northwest corner of the lot set off and as- soda large assortment ol building sup- her school in Blaine. Monday. at our store—The Kexall Store. E. G to now owned Mrs. who has been signed Margarget Wasgatt, by plies, car;* 'iter’s tools, tnschiuery, etc. Rev. W. H. Rice is ill of grip and was George Treadwell, Moore, cor. opp. postoffice. Isaiah Richardson; thence northerly by said A. Y. To naend and Alonzo 8. Witharu caring for Mrs. Nellie Martin in Ells- road about 43 rods to Elijah Crockett plaoe; unable to preach Sunday. thence south 84 deg ices and 12 minutes east loetthei tool*. Mr. Townsend worth, came home Friday. Eneurancc Statement*. and with the north line of the lot set carpenter The ladies’ aid has pur- parallel society recently off to about 2C8 rods to ibe had a very fine set. Mrs. Jewell, who has the Margaret W'asgatt, chased new dishes for the dining hall. Mary spent STANDARD MKK INSURANCE CO., head or east line of the lot of which this is a Mr that the flre- Miyo coeailers past two weeks with Mrs. Harry Kodick, COWN. part; thence in said east line, south 5 degree* Miss Lillian has been em- HARTFORD, Hodgkins returned to Bar Harbor form 2 ASSETS DEC. 31, 1910. and 12 minutes west about 45 rods to said home of E. ttaturda}’. Margaret Wasgatt lot; thence west 204 rods lDBcrUanurntt ployed the past week at the Stocks and bonds, $961,762 18 by April 10. Are. R. A. James, Winner of W. K. Kellogg Cash in office and 34 said Margaret Wasgatt lot to the place of be- H. bank, 32.909 King. for 1910 Agents’ balances, 39,681 34 ginning; and whereas the conditions of said National Corn Trophy Interest and mortgage have been broken, now therefore by Mm. Grant, of Ellsworth, and Mm. SOUTH SURRY. rents, 11,740 41 All other assets, 9,000 oo reason of the breach of the conditions thereof Mrs. is of Reid’s Yellow' Dent It is I claim a foreclosure of the same. Davis, of Saco, are guests at Mc- Clifford to variety. Coggins returned Biuehill Frank P. ten inches Long, seven and one-half inches Cross .Met,. *1.055,0*8 27 Grat, Cartney’s. yesterday for the opening of the academy. Deduct items not admitted, 9,000 00 By his attorney. Harry L. Crabtree p“Lame in and has rows of circumference, twenty Ellsworth, Me.. April 12,1911. Miss Die bay,* of Sherman Mills, has re- Mrs. Laura of Mt. Desert Colby, Ferry, six to the inch in the row, aver- Admitted assets, $1,046,008 27 the term of kernels, turned to teach spring school, a few with her LIABILITIES DEC. 1910. NOTICE OF rOKECLOsUBK# spent days recently father. of an inch in and 31, age five-eighths depth, Net 9,307 10 Leg which begins to-day. Edgar Treworgy, whose health is still im- unpaid losees, $ TITHEREAS Charles F. Fuller, of HUs- i » Unearned 96,875 03 * premiums, f f worth. Hancock county, Maine, Mp f | G. B. has returned to his All other liabilities, 2,.-300 00 by Hodgkins proving. deed dated June 8, 1909, and ac- Cash 500,000 00 mortgage with Mrs. Wilson as capital. corded in the registry of deeds for said Haft- home, housekeeper. School at Rich’s corner over all 05 began to-day, Surplus liabilities, 437,321 cock book 461, 44. le Well” the winter he has lived w ith his county, page conveyed During with Miss Mina Candage teacher. The Ferdinand Wardwell a certain parcel of real Total liabilities and $1,046,093 27 surplus, estate situated in Ellsworth aforesaid, de- sou, Capt. Fred Hodgkins. from this district are carried pupils bj F. W. FORSYTH. Agent. scribed as follows: Beginning at the north- There will be an Easter service at the Everard Young. BUCKSPORT. MB. west corner of a lot of land owned by Mr. Roe- «I wish to his homestead lot situated church Sunday morning, April 16, with coe Holmes, being that I Chopping matches seem to be the ordei WOODMEN’S CASUALTY COMPANY, on State street in said Ellsworth; thence rni- say music. One week from that date, tive rods to % stake and stones; used special of the day just now. There have been one nit-'g westerly have that Herbert Tilden INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. thence running northerly tive rods to Mill it is expected Rev. at one at Albert Sloan's Lini- George Torrey’s, Tre- avenue, so called, iu said Ellsworth; thence a series of will be here to begin meetings. worgy’s and to-morrow there will be ASSETS DEC. 31, 1910. aloDg the line of said Mill ayenue easterly tp L ment on a laud owned M. Hail: 10. R. H. 00 formerly by Henry April one at Mrs. Orrinda Smith’s. Mortgage loans, $164.6(0 thence the west line of said Hall’s laad lame leg mai Stocks and bonds, 00 along 10. 5,000 to place of beginning, and contain- has me April Tramp. Cash in office and bank, 301 25 southerly given much trouble for six OTIS. ing square rods, more or less. Interest and rents, 4.732 27 twenty-live months. It was so that I And whereas the said Wardwell assigned bad w ifc arc on a busi- All other 81 Howard Kincaid and DEDHAM. assets, 3,056 said to the in- couldn’t walk the mortgage undersigned, by sometimes for a1 visit in Ellsworth. strument dated March 31, 1911, not yet re- ness Gross assets. 33 *eek. I Everett Black and w ife are theii [$177,690 corded, and whereas the conditions of saH tried doctors' medicine visiting Deduct items 81 Miss K. L). Warren is exhibiting a vase not admitted, 3,056 have been broken, now, therefore, and had a J. T. Black and wife. mortgage rubber for parents, reason of the breach of the condition bandage my ot in full bloom. Admitted 52 by and mayttowers assets, $174.633 a of said mort- leg, bought everything that I James and Basil Thompson are spending thereof, 1 claim foreclosure Edith has to Eden LIABILITIES DEC. 1910. gage heard but ail did me no Miss Jellison gone a week with relatives in 81, of, they Tassadumkeag. bated at Ellsworth, Maine, April 1,1911 until at I was to live with Mrs. W. Jellison and attend Net losses, $ 7,810 00 Kins t°°d, last persuaded Mrs. H. P. Burrill was called to Brad- unpaid John O. to Unearned 17,585 65 L. Crabtree, attorney Sloan’s Liniment. The school. 1 premiums, Harry try first ford last week by the illness of her sister, All other liabilities, 7,914 82 1 Cash application helped it, and in two Kufus Webb is spending bis vacation in Mrs. Minnie capital. 100,000 00 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. weeks Whitney. 1 Surplus over all liabilities, 41,293 05 my leg was well.”—A. L. Bangor and Bradley with relatives and TITHE REAS Fred L. Kenney and Cora ft. Ernest W. of and both of Hancock o£ Ala. Thompson, Easton, Total liabilities and 52 f ▼ Kenney, Verona, Hunter, Hunter, friends. surplus, $174,633 State of deed Mrs. Bert of were county. Maine, by their mortgage Bradbury, Burlington, datea March 1910 aud recorded in Hancock Mrs. A. with infant, of Wal- H. E. KNAPP. Dlst. Agent, 3, Crosby, in town last week, guests of Mrs. E. A. county registry of deeds, book 468, page 87, Good for Athlete*. Mrs. Cor- Mr. tham, is visiting her mother, Thompson and Gerald Thompson. BANGOR. ME. conveyed io the Bucksport Loan A Building K. Gilman, instructor of Association, a located at Bucks- delia Lally. corporation athletics, 417 Warren Rox- April 10. B. port, in said county, certain real estate tbns St., full- described in said A certain lotar have used James Jordan has sold one of his Urgal Notices. mortgage: bury, Mass., says:—“I -- parcel of land, with the buildings standing blooded cows to Arvill Jordan, ; situate in said Jersey TRENTON. subscriber notice that thereon, Verona on the west- hereby gives side of the main road bounded and of Waltham. THEhe has been duly appointed adminij- erly and Mrs. is Mrs. Abbie 1 described as and Uoogins visiting trator of the estate of follows, to wit: Southerly Sanford Grindle has bought E. JU Austin at Nortb Lamoine. westerly by land of heirs of Thomas Mooney K‘»BKRT J. ALEXANDER, late of ELLS- (formerly land of William Butler), Grover’s former homestead on the Bangor norther!/ SLOAN'S Miss Eulalie Young returned home Sat- WORTH, ME., by land of Fred Bassett (formerly of J. A N. the road, where, after a thorough renovation, in the of Hancock, deceased, and Bassett); easterly by main road leading urday, after an absence of several weeks. county from the said rods given bonds as the law directs. All bridge, lot being ten (10) Mr. and Mrs. Grindle w ill reside. per and from sons having demands the estate square, containing one hundrea square- Mrs. Sabine Leland has returned Against rods. Clarence brother of Mrs. E. L. > of said deceased are desired to present # Jordan, w here she was called the ill- And whereas the liniment Steuben, by the same for settlement, and all indebted condition of said mortgagp and a friend from has been now with Grover, Bangor, stopped ness of her niece. thereto are to make payment im- broken, therefore, by reason of great success in cases of ex- requested such breach of condition the at.the Grover place over Saturday, en route mediate!*. William A. Alexander. Bucksport Loan treme fatigue after exer- April 10. May. April 0,1911. A Building Association claims a foreclosure physical to Southwest iHarbor, Iwith a handsome of said mortgage. hon, when an rubdown March 28. 1911. ordinary span of horses. fek subscribers hereby give notice that Bucksport, Me., would Pr«*s*nr«* Bucksi*oitT Loan A not make If one is to determine by the ar- High Hays. Xme.they have been duly appointed executors Building Association, any impression.'' spring World's Best Ear of Cora W. C. its rival of the birds, It can be counted from Men and women alike have to work inces- of the last will and testament of By Conary, attorney. for 1910 Sloan’s Liniment the last week in March, when the robins, santly with brain and hand to hold their own AMaZIAH C. HOOPER, late of FRANKLIN, and other rpHE subscribers, Amelia B. Teagle, Walter has no bluebirds, song sparrows many nowadays Never were the demands of busi- five-six tenths o( an inch in width. It is in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bonds X C. Teagle aud Frank H. equal as a kinds were seen and heard here. being reuuired by the terms of sail will. All Teagle. residing ness, the wants of tKe family, the require- a very correct t y ><• <>f vein w dent orn. outside of the State of Maine, hereby give persons having demands against the state of notice that for Rheu- more numerous. The first they have been duly remedy 10. Davis. ments of society, Mr. the winner, is a said deceased are desired to the same appointed April __ Janes, vigorous present executors of the last will and testament of effort to for and all indebted mutism, Neural- effect of the praiseworthy keep up farmer about of and of settlement, thereto are fnrfy years age to JOHN TEAGLE, late of skin *• » The a requested make payment CLEVELAND, or Aliy itching temper-tester. with all these things is commonly seen in immediately. gia or Doan's pleasing personal! y. a man who has Edward C. Hooper, in the county of Cuyahoga, state of Ohio, de- any pain more scratch the worse it Itches. or condition of the ner- you weakened debilitated A. (i amcelon Hooper. ceased, aud given bonds as the law stiffness skin itch- given careful study to corn culture, and direct*, in the Ointment cures piles, eczema—any vous system, which results in dyspepsia, de- Raymond W. Hoop*k. and have appointed Forrest B. Snow, of Blue- a in ved Ins success as a March 1911. in the muscles or ing. At ail drug stores.—Advt. fective nutrition of both body and brain, and who nu» grand 24, hilt, county of Hancock. State of Maine, their agent in the joints. * inner oT hard said State of in extreme cases in complete nervous pros- champion only by years K ss rpH subscriber hereby gives notice that Maine, the law directs. All person* seen that what is A he has been demands Pric«.3c.,50«.tl1.0Q Every family. and] especially those who tration. It is clearly duly appointed administra- having against the estate of said is what will sustain the tor of the estate of deceased are desired to present the same for in the should be needed system, give I)i rrhcea should be eur* d without loss reside country, provided ABEL B. late of settlement, aud all indebted* thereto are re- and tone to the nerves and the di- BARTLETT, TREMONT, of Chamberlain’s vigor keep of time ami a medicine like quested to make payment at all times with a bottle by which, in the of Hancock, and immediately. and assimilative functions healthy county deceased, Amelia Belle Teaol*. — when it gestive and Diar- bonds as law directs Liniment. There is no telling may Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera giveu the All per Waltks C. Teagle. and active. Prom personal knowledge, wt sous having demands the estate of an or emer- rbcea R m* not eur.-s against Fkank H. Teagle. be wanted in case accident dv, only promptly of said deceased are Dr. Eari can recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla for this desired to presen> April 4. 1911. 8. excellent in all cases of but no u after tff- tts. 'lie same for settlement, and all mdeb'e: gency. It is most purpose. It acts on all the vital orgau* produces pleasant inereto are to make i u and bruises. Sold It never fails m l is to take. requested payment rheumatism, sprains builds up the whole system and Ats men aud pleasant mediately. Wm. W. A. Heath. by all dealers. women for these high-pressure days.—Advt. 3 Sold by ail dealers. March 28, 1911. Subscribe lor The AMERICAN. —— 1--'-- hr*e-weeks' visit with Her A GAY DKCRIVKR. NTY NEWS. parent, * „ COUNTY NEWS. r()LT Jority and wile. Rosebud April 10. Gootmsn Obtained Ills _ „ WINTER HARBOR. and Left. SURRY. Widows* Money, KAHTHHOOK. Dr. Phelpa. of West Sullivan, waa at Della Blodgett ban returned from Seal Butchers, baker, delicatessen men, Dr. Small's Wednesday. Many are ill of grip and bad cold,. Cove. manufacturers, bologna stuffers, pickle West Sul- E. F. Bartlett Is blowers Alfred Merchant has gone to working at g.,. relatives here last sauerkraut grinders, and sausage ^ Lawrence Gott visited inlll van. York court room livan to work on the quarries. week. crowded the New city trial of Morrison were at Howard Wilbnr is to listen to the testimony at the B. E. Tracy and D. A. visiting hi, ,itlr, Ra.vmono Coosins is borne on a two- Mr*. Ignstz Gootman, the ex-delicatessen man, Bar Harbor Saturday on business. George Newey, in Winterpcrt weeks' vacation. was with the Widow ill of who charged jilting E. W. smith, who has been quite O. 8. Googin* has gone to and who have Wslthti»t0 Paul Curtis Lloyd Torrey, Blass and her of $200. work in tbe mill for hi* defrauding erysipelas ol the face, is out again. brot her, W p been ill, are out. When the judge went on the bench the •oogins. Merton Wescott left Thursday for Phila- of is in court-room were Mrs. Charlina Conary, Ellsworth, orchestra seats the Howard wbo where be has employment. Hcammon, bad bees i her Mrs. Elsie Jordan. with widows who had come to offer delphia, visiting aunt, filled health a and G. had the misfortune to poor long time, »a, h,wrd_ in to the woman who had been George Sargent Esther Gott, who has been employed sympathy ing at E. H. wax a rib one last week. Urindle'a, fonnd dead There were of these fall and fracture day Ellsworth, returned home Thursday. jilted. twenty-seven his room for Bar Handsy morning. widows, by actual count. Fred 8. Young loft Monday Roy Gaspar left Tuesday for Seal Harbor, Schools begin to-day, with Miw The defendant, a thin-faced little man ! Harbor, whore bo baa employment Gray,, where he has employment tor the summer. leacber on the Kidge, M is* with white hair extending to the hatline, painting. Kinky si Mrs. Joseph Sylvy and Nellie Sinclair, of bit lbe Corner, Miss Vera Haalein on and from there yellowish-green hair, 8. Drew will Brooklin the Rev. E. go,to and Ellsworth, visited relatives here Monday. in his j Neck, Mis* Vern* Lowrie at his thin lips and crouched down to deliver a addreaa to Surg,r Sunday memorial nil). G. W. M. and wife will leave Rev. Keyes chair to* escape the eagle-l»ke glances Odd the Fellows. 10. for conference at Old Town. the rail. April next Monday of the fair ones lined up outside _ o«g. William Rand is very ill of grip. head nerv- ; A basket supper was given by the young Now and then he moved his SOUTH HANCOCK. Fred Hamilton ha# moved hta family to people in the grange hell Monday even- ouely and glanced around as if expecting for South Gouldsboro. S. E. Gould is building a power boat. ing- to be hit suddenly by an umbrella, j the Merchant and there were as umbrellas there as j Miss Clara L. Jones, a nurae from Hiram wile, wbn and returned to many hare Ira Harvey Treworgy is much here were widows. Maine general hospital, Portland, been HI, are improved. school Monday, after a vacation of one “Gentlemen of the began the I two weeks’ vacation at Dr. Mrs. Nettie is week. jury,” spending Higgins spending a (,» assistant district-attorney, “this defend- Small's. weeks with Mias O. E. Wooster. and wife are receiv- Martin Sbapleigh in the ant is charged with grand larceny Fred 8. of Bangor, who baa been Arthur wbo bss been on the birth of a Fethch, Smith, suffering ing congratulations for under false of second degree obtaining in town the past week in.the interests with erysipelas in bis hand, is better. daughter. Mrs. Katie pretenses the sum of $200 from the Supreme Court of Foresters, went to who has been Hadley K. Ginn, of North Orland, is (B. Delia Tompson, visiting Blass, a widow, whom he promised to Gouldsboro Friday. at R. C. lor Mrs. Lena returned to East Blue- a wife ployed Capt. Hagerthy’s the Gaspar, marry, although he already had the All schools opened Monday with summer. hitl Monday. The will show that living. prosecution \ of as last term. A same corps teachers large Smith a horse bo list the he courted the Widow Blaaa and fooled C. R. sold to Wslker A The Met society presented 1 from the clase will graduate grammar j of in the town hall her with two brass con- Crabtree, Hancork, to be used in their drama, -Farm Folks,” engagement rings term. school at the close of the present buaineae. Saturday evening. A large number taming plateglass settings. j delivery S. Everett Cook, of Oxford; Mias Breta attended. “We will show that at the engagement j (.'apt. G. W. Colwell, who has been here of ! M. Haskell, of Deer Isle; Mias Lucy Lunt, | Schools in town commenced Monday, party which took place for the purpose some time shipping lobsters, ret urned to of and Mias Rills Staples, of with the follow teachers: celebrating the marriage engagement he Orrington, Prospect Harbor Sunday. April 10, lag resume that she Atlantic, arrived Saturday to i Village grammar and primary, Mrs. L. made a public speech declaring April 10._ W in bis teaching in the town schools. Jean Farnum; North Surry, Ella Jarvis: was Hi rosebud which had fallen who attended the For- EGYPT. East Surry, Mildred Seeds; West Surry, path of life, and that be would not ouly j Among tboae would ! Clark is Alton Chrter; Rich’s corner, Mina Can- keep the rose while it bloomed, but esters’ lodge at Gould.boro Friday night Sophia employed at c j. had faded and fallen were B. E. C. E. Dr. Smith's. dage; Morgan's bay, Lena Sperry. cherish it until it by Tracy, Grover, Small^ hand of time.’ Fred S. Kenneth Hamilton, Rich- April 12. Anon. the Young, Jordan A Coombs have closed their mill _ of and J. P. Mc- “These were his words, gentlemen ard Farrar, D. A. Morrison for tbe season. WEST BROOKSVILLE. the jury, sod he succeeded in getting her Kay. George Butler ha* moved hi, family to School* will 17. to hand over her life savings, $200, telling 10. K. open April April Macomber’s mill for tbe summer. Hermann Mr*. lv»n Farnham left Saturday lor her that he wanted to purchase CASTING. II. S. Coombs and wife are con- Dressier's saloon for the snm of as receiving Surry to leach. $700 William Blake left Saturday for gratulations on tbe birth of a daughter, coal for the her wedding present. Yes, gentlemen, Capt. Belle totdefl with canning Mr*. Nancy L. Mill* observed her born 2. orVTY N'KWn this gay deceiver came to th; engagement New York to join the jracbt Vitesse. April factory. nuhly-t bird birthday Sunday, April ».' 10.M party in perfume and hair dye simply for Mine Jean Hooke, who baa spent several April ( apt. J. E. Cousins has gone to Blue- Miss Maggie is bsving re- 8 ARGENT VILLE. Blodgett the purpose of swindling the widow out weeks with friends in Gardiner, is home. hill to load th« Flowoe Murdock made in t he interior of her house. bay pair* of every dollar she And he did ittamiununuu Walter M. Neve Us is in Buohsport for a with possessed. The Y. P. S. C. E. held a social at the j gravel. Alvsrsdo Gray’s dog, "llonald.” too.” few weeks. Cspt. it, Congregational vestry Saturday evening Elsie JCrnch will teach the grammar received the first license issued by the Mrs. Katie Blass was called and the as- Albert Billings visited friends in South and Grace Leslie Gray left Monday for Bangor to Goes school at North BrooksviMe, town clerk this yeer. sistant district-attorney asked: Indigestion Brooksvilie last week. will teach No X, Brookmille. take up his work on the yacht Aria for Gray Ifev. J. A. Koee baa resigned the pas- “Are you acquainted with the defend- Miss Vera Harding has returned to her the summer. O. A. Pareher Sell* Best Stomach j The drama, ‘‘Mrs. Biggs oC the torate of tbe Congregational church to ant?*’ school at Black’s corner. answerea witness. vere Dr. J. W. Grindle and wife, of New Prescription on the Money Poultry Yard,” which was successfully accept a call at Lee. N. H. "lea, me Fred J. and daughter Catherine «( new fcaB is to be re- introduced to hint a who York, arrived Saturday to spend several Back Plan. Sargent j played the April 1, Edward Shelton, of Bowdoin, end hie by scbatcben, were in Castine me to Mr. Pilsen, the selxer vss- weeks at their cottage. Almost knows that sick Tuesday. peated to-night. sister of ere the brought everybody Edith, Colby, epending nervousness Jr.. C. sar man, who me to Mr. Goot- I men’s club held a meet- headache, ami diuinc-*- Miss Flora L. Bowden has ^returned to April Hester recess with relatives in town. brought The Unitarian j are caused a disordered stomach. her school in Mass. man. Dot is bow vc becomcd bequainted. ing at the boose Wednesday even- by Hull, Herman P. and Ivan Farnham pariah stomach and EAST L4 MOUSE. Tapley asked me to and be come I'pset Indigestion hip. has 'to ! Me marry him, ing. “Shall Women Vote?” was the sub- Howland Gray gone Camden. arv finishing tbe house built on the Ferry pen Just because the fluid you eat does School commenced Monbay, vrdh Miss to der engagements party at my brother's ject of the talk given. The hosts were where he has employment. raid last tall by Harold Farnham. Mr. not digest—out lies in the stomach vere dere Sadie M\J!k n, of Hancock, "Wracher. house. Ail my relations vaitiog I Capt. R. B. Brown, Walter C. Brown, J. ferments or turns sour. Grindle is on the steamer Farnham will move hi* into it and Roy employed j (amity for his but didn’t come. d bee kooe to Bar relations, dey | Walter Weeks and C. E. McCluskey. You can stop fermentation and Betty Alden for the summer. Msyur llodgkaaa Jsme 1. avay I him false, but stomach distress in live minutes Beroor,-where be has em play meat. Kigbt suapicioned The graduating class of the normal by Mrs. Esther O. Thwaitee waited friends Last week tweaty young men met at the didn’t told somebody. Me looked fine using MI-0-v A stomach tablets, a The last of the tine left the cave last school met last week and chose the fol- at South Brooksvilie last week. church end fitted a year’s supply of wood mit bis vhite west und black coat. 1 prescription that has done more to Saturday. The b^r ehas nacn frooen over lowing members of the class for the class Mrs. Eliza of : for the furnace. The ladies' circle held he hair to cure indig* ation and put the stomach Staples, Sedgwick, spent didn’t know dot time dyed his Helen Rock- Mice ft*. 1. parts: Valedictory, Spear, in flue condition than all the stomach Sunday with Mrs. Lydia Gower. hheir meeting at tbe cbepel the same day, look instead of forty years sixty-five ! port; salutatory, Jennie Clifford, Sandy MM.W.ltnent Holt, who has spent the and furnished the men with specialists on earth. Mrs. Bert of Atlantic. is supper. years.” Smith, visiting Point; history, Ethel Brown, Milo; essays, A large 50 cent hoi of MI-O-XA wonter h^re, has gear to Dower tovjsit her C. who lost ail of his “What did he in his at the her parents. E. 8. Wood and wile. .Irving Cousins, aay speech Anna Vina] Roecoe Pat- stomach tablets is all need to ami, Dr. il. A. HoK. Coombs, Haven; you git term buildings by fire several weeks ago, engagement party at your brother’s Calvin Billings, of the steamer Minne- $ ten, Orland; Winnie Hall, Jefferson. The tjulck and lasting relief. A. 1’ai- AJapt.'4.,. P. Costume. who has been con- has decided not t* rebuild, bat bss pur- house?” cher them olt, spent Sunday with hit parent*. | class officers are: President, Harold Dow, guarantees fined to the house vim ikeutniUi m for chased a farm on the Nortbport avenue, “Veil,” replied the widow, “he speecbed Mrs. Altie Etson. of #8 l>un Ilosd. Charles C. Billings left Thursday for Jefferson; secretary, Helen Spear, Kock- Kwemi-w jeks, is out. Belfast. Mr. Cousins' aunt, Mrs. Keziah a speech about me so nice 1 cried. Me Hattie Creek, Midi., ns-il MI-O-XA. Boston to the steamer City cf port; treasurer, Winnie Hall, Jefferson. join Bangor. Jj who has tbe winter in Mas- I am a a little and within two months was in as food The crvde supper served at Luther Gil- denes, spent speecbed rosebud, rosebud, 10. U. Mrs. Nathan of Bar Harbor, April heallli as ecer. and has a good strong Ash, spent pafcrick«s Friday evening, was well at sachusetts, will reside with him on the und dot be is joyousness vhen he got suen of last week with her Otis stoma* h and eats anything she liki-s. part brother, loaded.,C'apt. 8. P. Cousins drew thevjuilt. asw term. They have lived in town many a rosy rose. It vere der finest engagement NORTH BROOKUN. She attributes her good health to ill Cooper. yeers, and their going away will be a speech detn schatchena ever heard before. Myrtle Hodgkin*, who is attending a Etta Young is assisting Anna Dority in () XA. Thomas Grindle, of South Penobscot, great loss to the community.. Der peoples cried over it und der vomens draining school at Valtbe*), M **•*., is the central telephone office. If you have heartburn, belching of visited his Chandler Bowden, 10. Tomuok. said visbed could one cousin. spending her varatioa with her patents, April dey dey, too, get gas, heaviness, or any stomach trouble, Mrs. Adella K. Pervear has gone to last week. ii-L. Udcsgkioa and wvtfe. like him.” no matter how curontc, try Ml-t'-S > WEST THE MONT. Boston. She will return later to remain Herbert J.Grindell, of the ate&iner J. T. j AfWilJEL .N. The engagement rings were put in evi- stomach tablets on mouey-bacK plin. Mrs. Oscar Tinker, who has been dence as until fall with her parents, J. E. Morse, spent part of lust week with his quid' exhibits “A” and “B”. The Kenney Sold by G. A. 1'archer ami leading it better. and wife. where. family here. ISLE AX* HALT. ill, judge remarked that “N. G.” would be druggists ever) People who suffer from Miss Beta Bammillas working at Mrs. appropriate letters for them. Everett Hale, ill of bronichal pneu- constipation Azor C. Dodge and wife returned home Atfiboneo Hobinaon icatill paining. should not that when th» j Olive Bartlett *. The defendant was then forget from Los where called to testify monia, and John Heaton, of heart trouble, Saturday Angeles, Cal., Mias Adt ie Hobinaon has goon to Broas- stomach properly digests food that CLOordinaand w;r who have been in his own behalf. are both slowly recovering, as is alto Mrs. they have spam the .winter with their wick to take up bar studies ic the high ill constipation disappears. The instruc- “Mr. Gootman,” asked his Clara Cole, who has bad a severe attack of daughter. school. at grip, are better counsel, tions that C'-me with every box of 111- “how old are you?” ffvip. O-NA will tell how to cure consti- Mias Lilia McIntyre, of BktehiU, is Mas. Jobs Collina, lira. Mae There will bean Barter concert at the you Ghapinand “Sixty-five,” replied the and a Methodist church evens witness, The new schooner teaching the spring term of school at No. Mrs. Along* F. Barton mi the Sunrtey ng. Enterprise, Capt pation, imoig gaip murmur rolled the first row of or- along Pearl _. <8, and Miss Maaid of Miss Helen and Mias Esther Billings, of Little Deer Isle, it tak- Baron, BHiebiiU-is victims. Murphy chestra chairs as the widows put their ing on a load of teaching at No.X Butler are at Mrs. F. iW. Lunl’t. hardwood for Leroy and The lobster fishermen nee showing con- employed beads together. 10. Sim. Leslie Flye, and will tail for April siderable ia Mrs. Wash with of “You can aee Tuesday activity getting gear read?' Norwood, son, Mc- now he ain’t no more hair Camden. QUALITY to set when the weather gets settted. Kinley, has been visiting her pnrents, G. dyed,” one woman. “Mis NORTH CASTINE. whispered hair Gordina Charles Sherman and who have L Jeeves far Cam- and wife* is white und green now. It were black on wife, Capt. Jasper Chapin the Harry Wardweii vs acting as flteaaan at I der spent winter with their den to-day to take charge of E. vW. Bow- Mrs. Hannah Gilley, who has been em- engagement night.” daughter, Hall's mill. Mrs. Mabel Davis, in New and ditch’s at earn yacht Da/ Dream. ployed at Mrs. Olive Bastlett’s the past Continuing, Gootman said that he had York, Capt. their sons 'Sw Little Elizabeth who has been Eugeue and Louis in Guilford, | Charles, his Ml her, will roouain eC home month, iast home. xiever promised to marry the Widow Blass, Sherman, are home. Seventy ill, is better. because he had a wife living. Massachusetts, The W. T. L aociety met with Mrs. 10. Miss Jeaanette ia from 2ft. “Meiner Mr April Xexopbos. ALL WOOL DRESS SERGE Wardweii home April C. X. B. Sprague Friday. It wiil meet with friend, Pilsner, der seltzer a visit in Castine. Mrs. Edwin maser man, introductioned me to dot LopaiuJOezt Friday. SEAL THE FOR vidow,” he said. “I didn’t vent to her HARBOR. STAROARO, STAPLE SERGE Mrs. Ray Wardweii and children!, of NORTH ORLAXD. N. A- Reed and with Capt. wife, daugh- house alone. Mr*. are here. One time she sended for uie Hollis Rowe sod Miss Jennii visiting John Ttamapeou and wife, of Hidden, ter Millie, of Duck are Harborage, ialand, Tieiting and I Grindle are say: ‘Mrs. Blass, for vhat yon rant visiting relatives in Rockland Mm. Rosa Wardweii and son are at visited relatives bare Sunday. their daughter, Mia. Ashbury Lopaus- ms? She answered: ‘Mr. 1 Nathan home from an extended visit in Belfast. Mrs. Oootman, Grindle arrived from AND Jeanette Blnisdell went to Broaks- es pt. Fred Bridges moved tke boras and rant to Saturday marry you; That for are so Bluehill. He Suits .Skirts! you will have Irving Conner, who ia employed at Ville last week far a abort visit. cattle of Cspt. Bartlett’s to hi* employment with Wesley strange mit yourself? Don’t you know A. E. Clement. North Sedgwick, was a recent visitor,to Map Nettie went to home on Bartlett's ialand. He has keen Gray tds general you promised my brudder make a his you E. C. Jordan has DRESSMAKERS' USE family here. hospital at for trratmant with his mother hen the past wiaitf’ I said: recently purchased a TOTH FOR FAMILY Bangor tnat winter, ‘I get not time; I am too week. aiaae the of pair of line horses, which will be used Mra. J. E. Blodgett has returned from a death hia lather, Capt. Abel busy man, and I am yet in already married.’ his business. two weeks’ visit with friends in Phiiadel' Bartlett. tracking Daniel Borers bna returned home, after Und ahe said: ‘Mr. Oootman, 1 and New York. April io. Thelma. Mrs. Warren 44in.Ritaikit75Cipr)!ari phis a vacation of two as ant hs traveling, and know pour vife.’ I asked her: ‘How Smallidge arrived home doee Saturday from Basin AM Friends of Arthar Conneg, of Castine, Hill rese me bis duties at bis mill. she look?’ She said: ‘Your rife is Mills, where she has the Papular Shades. OCEAMYI1LE. most an te a stood spent of the past winter with glad know that he ia recovering, Wat res who name somans, mit two black und her Moore, borne tar a eyes mother. after a serious illness. White trying to clear aa aaahor in grey hair in front.’ i lew weals’ vacation, left Tboraday for says: 'Yea, dot is a Crocks!*’! core Thanday forenoon, Dealer good of her.’ Miss Barbara Devereux Hanson, who has employment a few day*' visit in Orland and Penobscot. prescription 1 called plenty Stinson has returned to Otoaa was pulled Imm his which time at her Maine at the University of Msine, is spending April 10. B. launch, house, but only to bring Wesleyan seminary, and Miss was under power, and for the Elisabeth the Easter veestion at asms. narrowly escaped security money I borrowed.” Mscomber to the Coburn classi- Frank cal •EAST ORLAND. drowning. Trudy and James ■“Did you ever ask her to institute, after two Carl Walker, who was called to his home marry you?" spending weeks Morey heard bis sail and reached inquired counsel. with their parents here. in New Portland the death of hia Man. Mabel Herrick is etiM ill. by quite him as he was dewa going the third time, “No,” said Uootqsen, “but she felled in A sale of ice-cream grandmother, ia heck at work at A- W. Dunbar waa in and cake will be Henry Bangnr Saturday and then three feet under lore me water. Through mit mitout my consent.” held at the new Clark’s store. on hwafaann scboolhouee Priday even- YOUR their etrenanns efforts he was and Mr. RETAILER CAM SUPPLY reamed, “Now, Oootman,” said the prose- ing of this week. The Y0U._ Rev. O. E. Barnard his Mias public is cordially preached last Gertruda Mason baa rams .to Buck’s taken ashore, where he eooa regained con- cuting in invited. attorney, croaa-examinating the The proceeds wUl to sermon Sunday at the Parkins school- Mill to teacb. Unis is her first term. ciouaness. go purchase witness, “I want you to a list of a clock and house before for give all other necessary articles leeviag conference, William April 11. F. of the which for which opens April 19 at Old Town. Hay ford, of St. John, N. B„ goods you say you brought the school-room. was tbe of and left with the widow April 10. L. guest tf. A. Wentworth Friday as security.” APr“ sari nw in m will- _ COREA. Km. and Saturday. “Two diamonds rings,” began the wit- Mrs. 10'______Don’t SOUTH BROOKSV1LLE. Ruby Martin, of AahriUe, is sfait> ness; “two one hurry your meals The entertainment and supper given at pillows, feather bed, two ing relatives hers. of 8EDGW1CE. Don’t eat whan root f*» Keith Bakeman ia ill. tbe grange hall for the crayons pictures my face, a little look- overtired, Friday evening Mrs. Frank W. Allen momenta It will V* Everett of visited hia ing glass, two rater a baa gona to Pat- before eating. Leaman Bowden is relatives in benefit of the church was very successful. Parker, Manset, glasses, candlestick, ten visiting five to visit her mother. l«t 10. unde, E. P. Parker, last week. dishes, oae cup und und a Waterville. April M. saucer, cap the mitoat a saucer.” Misses Belle Don’t borrow time for work Mrs. Davit is still ill. Mrs. Smith and Abbie Hsnrf.fyon Condon is of Henry vary j Ralph painting the interior After out will return to balonga to root or aleep. Waiter is also on the sick list. being half an hour the Colby to-day. schoolhouae No. 4. NORTH BROOKSV1LLE. Young jury Don’t o returned a verdict finding Oootman Miss Minnie neglect the first symptoms Q. A. Pierce and Rev. G. T. Jenkins is still and hold- guilty. Turner, who the Miss Lniu W. who has been ill wife are in Belfast, the here, the spent illness or disordered Coombs, And Widow Blass ana the winter in is at digestion. guest of their ing meetings. An elder of the latter twenty- Surry, home. a long time, ia better. daughter, Mrs. John Col- Day seven Don't allow the bowels to becoo sympathising widows left the court H. U. lins. Saints is also holding meetings here. Cspts. and J. F. lane went to Mar- so unfor Leach ia their heads and constipated, but if yon are Harry visiting bis parents, 10. nodding wagging their •haH’e island tw Harold Dow April 8. Friday, tnnate, don’t taking one or Albert Leach and wife. left last week for Provi- _. tongues in agitated satisfaction. returning Saturday. delay R. Miss Harriet teaspoonfuls of “I» F.” Atwood' ienoe, I., to Join the U. S. supply boat HANCOCK. Bridges will leave this There ia a small crew working on the veek for Medicine or Bitters on retiring at night John Rogers, Eden, where she has employ- and one crew in the abed. Masters Psnl and Keith 1 They have a record of years aw quarries, cutting KilJam, of Ells- “In some parts of dilated nent. sixty Dr. Hunt, of assisted Africa,” the never fail an< Wendell Chatto has Bangor, by Dr. worth, visited Miss Nellie Abbott last returned to relieve constipation gone to Swan’s explorer, "one can buy a wife for Cspt. Yetts Cain farrow, operated on Harry Green Friday Saturday. and eon Charles leave biliousness. Island to go with Cspi. Irvin Gray at half a pint of common glass beads.” 1 o-«Uy for lor an abaoeas on the kidney. Mr. Green Burnt ieland, to begin their All dealers have them In large bottle mete. "Well,” replied the fuaay old 1 eaaon’s work th a doing well. is a bachelor, lobstering. for cents. Bo sure to get Courtship vessel with two mates ‘‘No doubt a thirty-five Chpt. Thurman Gray bat the Emilie good wife la wort: that Miss "L. F.” bind April 10. C. and no Myra a nurse a generous samp}1 captain. much.” Dority, in the New- ?• | on mailed free on request by the ‘‘I* hospital, arrived for a Wednesday Medicine do., Portland Me.