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No. 18. LOCAL AFFAIRS. elected president; Mrs. F. W. Uollim. vice-president; Mrs. J. H. Brimmer, secretary and treasurer. Rev. R. J IN YOUTH NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. Mathews spoke interestingly on the r'fc In S Mitchell. NO bankruptcy—Irving in *• troubles 8PENDING IN AGE —Horatio D Wakefield. cent Turkey. Kefreshraen e New Tel &. Tel Co—Notice. were served. Food tt |( as WF grow older that we moot need and appreciate the comforts that England ,J |t Prank C Perkins—Real estate sale. WE INVITE your eaTlnga account, large or small. Last dividend y will buy. Mr*,MAINE. J A Haynes—Cash market. finally specie Tbbmont, Mb: meeting to be held at the aldermen’* ESAVING H RumUl—Notice of foreclosure- room it) Hancock hall, to-morrow Joseph evening Bucksport, Me: at 7 o’clock. Bucksport Nat'l bank. FOR SALE. There was a slight fire'at the home oi Banoor, Mb: Judge John B. Redman on Main streel ERstern Trust A Banking Co. Monday afternoon. The fire fron. Watervillb, Mb: caught made ONE COTTAGE ONE RESIDENCE Mitchell A Co—Man wanted. a burning chimney in the roof of the ell, The only baking powder and burned the roof. The fire- through from Royal Crape ^ AT IN 8CHEDULE OF MAILS. men used commendable care in putting Cream of Tartar AT ELLSWORTH POSTOFFICB. on no more water than necessary, but th< In Oct. 1808. BAR HARBOR.- ELLSWORTH. effect 6, damage from smoke and wrater is neverthe- Made AtsoluteyYv less considerable. from MAILS BCCBIVBD. Grape* .POKE Z From West—7.18 a m; 4.39 and 6.08 m. p Avery pleasant affair was the reception From East— 11.07 a m; 12.06, 5.55 and 10.52 m. p given by the ladies’ aid society of the ONE STORE ONE FARM mail closrs at postofficb. Methodist church last evening to the V- from Union Goivg West—10.46,11.30 a m; 5.30 and 9 pm. W. F. and and Dis- nn Pnairlh Cfrppf extending River bay pastor, Emery wife, the Oil rourin Oircci, to Going East—4.30 a 4 and schorl board by the class president, COMING KVKN I'S. Morgan’s bay. with buildings at m; 6.30 p m. trict Superintendent H. B. Haskell and No Sunday mail. Harry Jordan. The class will instead j wife. The reception was held at the ELIA'WORTH. ELLSWORTH. NEWBURY NECK. present a short play in the evening, fol- J church vestry. About fifty were present. Thursday afternoon, May 6, at Uni- lowed by the usual reception and ball. It | Mrs. Gertrude Frost is the of W. There was an interesting musical program. tarian vestry- Cooked food sale. guest is possible that some class parts will be J. Clark and wife. Refreshments were served. 8—Dance at So- C. W. & F. L. MASON, dslivered in connection with the play, or Saturday evening, May The Thursday club 'will meet this week After fifteen years’ service in the life and that a prize contest of the undergraduates ciety hall. First National Bank Building. Ellsworth, Maine. with Mrs. Arthur Shute. accident insurance business, Frank L.■ may be arranged for the afternoon in con- Wednesday, May 12, at Hancock hall— an old nection with the senior class and a Paul W. Scott, of Deer Isle, a deputy Tburber, Ellsworth boy, has re- parts •‘Young Mrs. Winthrop,” by local cast* sheriff, was the guest of Sheriff Silsby for signed from the Pacific Mutual life to presentation of diplomas. under auspices of Village improvement a day or two this week. take an interest in the Western Reserve society. and Health Insurance Motor Car Co., at assum- At Ellsworth Accident One more case of scarlet fever has Cleveland, Ohio, Fouudry. Wednesday afternoon and evening, May ing charge of the electric One of the busiest in Ellsworth toindemifv one for time lost. The lpwest rates for the most liberal policy in appeared in the city, making live families department. places 26, at Baptist church, Ellsworth—Basket This company handles the Pierce-Arrow is the Ellsworth & Ma- The FIDELITY & CASUALTY CO., of Now York. now under quarantine. to-day Foundry meeting of Woman's Baptist home ami and Woods electric cars. chine Works. Many orders are being foreign missionary societies of Hancock Miss Rose Clark, who spent the winter O. W. filled for the air pump built by this com- association. TAPLEY, Agent, with her Mrs. Dana in The many friends of John O. Whitney, sister, Danforth, which attracted such atten- COUNTY. ELLSWORTH, v ■ MAINE. pany, large B’oxcroft, returned home Thursday. of Whitcomb, Haynes A Co., are sorry to tion at the motor boat and show at Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, know of bis serious as the result engine A. L. of illness, 7 and of American In- Capt. Bellatty, the schooner Boston last year. July 6, 8-Meeting Properties in Ellsworth, Surry, Lamnine, Hancock, of a cut on his forearm received on a ClITTnM sailed right stitute of Instruction at Castine. Otronto, to-day for Jonesboro, The is now fitting up the If. liar Northeast South- circular saw in one of the mills of the company just SMI OUllUn, Sorrento, Harbor, Harbor, where he will load laths for New York. large new sardine boat of the Frenchman’s ESTATE west Harbor. Also other Properties on the Coast. company two weeks ago. The wound it- dtmcitifinnnue REAL James E. Parsons, John B. Redman and Bay Packing Co., of which Arthur B. bands, of the National self was slight, but recently has become Timber liepres ptative Co-operative Ilealty Company. W. H. Dresser attended the session of the Holt is manager, with duplicate eighteen of the Life Assurance greatly inflamed, and blood-poisoning is Also liepresentative Equitable Society. grand masonic bodies in Portland this horse-power Ellsworth engines, with sep- feared. Mr. Whitney is confined to his I onice at Residence, Road, Ellsworth, Maine. week. arate reverse gear and two GLASS Surry bouse. propellers. WATER Mrs. Annie M. Smith left for Boston The engines can be run together or inde- Tbe Sarah Ware skull which was one can be run ahead and Monday night, called there by the seri- pendently ;*or brought to Ellsworth and exhibited dur- the other t4ie boat in ous illness of her daughter, Mrs. Morey reversed, turning For the trial some Preserving Eggs. Tripp. ing Treworgy years ago its own length. It is as complete a power was placed in the custody of the county equipment as ever installed in a boat of Market s The Calendar society of the Methodist officers at the time, has never been out of this size. Floyd Special. church will meet at 7.30 next Monday For Sale at their possession, and is still in it, safe un- The launch is a new one, built by \\ u- evening in the amusement-rooms of the der lock and key at tbe court house. The bur of and towed here church. Morse, Frienaship, skull found last week near the shore on last week to be equipped with engines. Can of Henry Whiting arrived home from Bos- South street is clearly not that of the late She is fifty-one feet long, with accommoda- Tomatoes, ton His many Ellsworth friends PARCHER’S DRUG Large Friday. Sarah Ware. tions for four she will have a men, though STORE, are to glad know that his health Beeras crew of two. She will be UBed in IO CENTS. The annual roll-call of Nokomis Rebe- regular ELLSWORTH, MAINE. much improved the past few days. collecting herring from the weirs, and ksh society last evening brought out a Same sire and of same standard quality as usually sold for The play, “Young Mrs. Winthrop,” w ill has a tank amidships with a capacity of 15 cents. good number of members. About 100 re- be given by a local cast at Hancock hall 350 bushels of herring. 8h will be ready sponded in person, and several by letters, next Wednesday evening under the uus- for launching in about a w eek. among the latter being Miss Ella F. Jor- pices of the Village improvement society. The big gasolene yacht Nannn, owned by Too to toe Good dan. of Jamaica Plain, Mass., who sent a Cheap ladies of Unitarian will Dr. C. Eugene Riggs, of Minneapolis, The the society most interesting letter descriptive of her is the first of those who hear of our have a sale of cooked ami which was wintered at the company’s impression food, aprons trip abroad last summer. There was a articles at the Unitarian yard, is being put in readiness for the sea- fancy vestry abort musical program and speeches, and 10-CEXT COFFEE, to-morrow afternoon.'- Tea will be served son, and will go in commission in about the degree wat exemplified. A chicken but the fact that the who it once, come the afternoou. two weeks. on SATURDAY. many try during supper was served. that it is The launch owned A. S. apain, proves, rather, E. B. Mowry, who has been employed Clarowin, by A freight train wreck on the Washing- Tnomas, of New York, is also being over- in Providence, R. I., the past year, has re- Too Good to toe so Cheap. ton county railroad this forenoon has de- hauled here. turned to Ellsworth to work at the Ells- WHY DON’T YOU TRY ITV layed trains from the east. Four freight worth Foundry & Machine Works. His cars left the rails five miles east of Frank- NORTH ELLSWORTH. wife and little daughter returned with at Haines’. Watch for our Sale Next lin. No one was injured. A locomotive Special Saturday. him. The Union sewing circle will meet with and car were sent to the scene of the wreck At the Methodist church next Mrs. Mary Moore at the home of Mrs. Sunday from Washington Junction this noon, and there will be exercises the chil- Howard McGown May 12. , FLOYD MARKET, evening by passengers from the east will be trans- Wednesday, New Proprietor Water Str»»t,-._Ellsworth dren of the Sunday school. The subject of ferred around the wreck and taken through Hiram Nason died Sunday night at the W. F. sermon will Old Market Rev. Emery’s morning to bangor on a car attached to the Maine home of his sister, Mrs. William K. Mc- be: “How Shall I as a Christian the after a illness of con- Keep Central freight this afternoon. Gown, lingering I have the stock and Sabbath?” in his purchased sumption, fifty-fourth year. He will of the mar- John A. Peters has moved into his new good Phillips Latest in The Eastern Steamship Co. began its leaves besides his sister, Mrs. McGown, ket on Main street, and solicit Wall Zz r»"K': house on hill. The house has been Styles Paper. Bridge two brothers—Charles of Law- the continued of con- daily service between Boston and Bangor Nason, patronage old Some last 6 ock at A few bundles in process of erection for about a year, year’s half-price. last Monday, steamer leaving Bangor at 2 rence, Mass., and Alden, of Seal Harbor. customers and a fair share of and is one of the handsomest and You best- Funeral services will be held new ones. taining from three to five rolls, with border, very cheap. p. m*, and Boston at 5 p. no. The daily at the church appointed residences in the city. During on suited Prices on new service between Rockland and Bar Har- Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. get here. the building of this house Mr. Peters has Best of MEATS, GROCERIES, FRUIT, J THOMPSON, bor and intermediate landings is also in goods from 10c. double roll to <5c. t b « ■ t been occupying what is known as the maim » effect. Kuslne»N Notices. CANNED GOODS. Redman house next to the grammar HAINES’ PRIZE CONTEST. The steamer Percy V., formerly of Ells- schoolhouse. This house was recently Following i9 the standing of the competitors JOHN O. KIEF, now owned K. worth, by Capt. Benjamin purchased by Harry L. Crabtree, who who have received 5,000 votes or over in the Phillips Mock. Main Street, Ellsworth. has been rechristened Anna SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN. Arey, Belle, moved in as soon as Mr. Peters moved out. prize contest at Roy C. Haines’ store, which and is ready for her summer’s work on the will close June 28: A meeting of Sunday school workers Bangor-Brooksviile route. She has been Mrs J B Holmes. 15,218 Sweet Pea will be held at the Methodist jchurch this Burpee’s thoroughly overhauled aud put in good Mrs Clara Johnson, Hancock. 13.725 on evening at 7.30 o’clock. There will be a Mrs A I Foss, Hancock. 10,725 An Engine the Farm condition. Mrs W F Seeds. 25c. collection conference Emery. 9,877 I general under the direction of Mrs R B Evans. 6,790 AT THE Spring A will on the Planting I Sunday train go Mt. Desert Yes. Indeed, they are time aod money H. E. Lufkin, of Portland, State secretary Mrs Geo Davis. 6.630 REQUIRES savers. The OKAY OASOLIJiE en branch next Sunday. The train will leave Miss Thompson. 5,098 of the school work. Charles E. Ellsworth gine has many points of superiority, Sunday Greenhouse I Bangor at 6.10 a. ui., and arrive in Ells- QRA88 tall and let me point them out. McColleyvof Madison, will speak on “The Telephone 43. 8EED, worth at 7.20, and Bar Harbor at 8.40. Re- ilWjmismtiUfc worth of a Man’,’. Mr. McColley has had turning the train will leave Bar Harbor at Removal Cream signal success in getting hold of men, and Notice! PLOVER 8EEP. Separators 4.50 m., aud Ellsworth at 6.10. There p. now has a class of over 200 enrolled. This are kinds on the mark* t, will be a mail in and out on this train. Tneie many meeting is and Fire and Thieves but the SHAHPI KS TUHULAK is entirely undenominational, GEORGE B. STUART, at Law PHOSPHATE. W. P. has his Attorney the one 1 reeoinmend. I deal in Bonsey rebuilt gasolene all interested in school people Sunday are no of notice that he has removed his Helen the win- respecters persons. Give gives tot to launch, May, during past work are invited. Law offices from Giles Mock to mention other which we either a chance and you will regret it things ter, lengthening her three feet. Her stern rooms over the Burrlll National “Te to offer Farm Implements Charles H. Curtis & Co.’s is Bank, Mam street, Ellsworth, Maine. the farmers at this has been remodeled to the torpedo shape. shipyard •eason. one of the few busy in the Telephone: e$-2. of all kinds. If I haven't what you The change improves the appearance of places city. | want. I cau get it for you. Mr. Curtis frets under idleness. If busi- the boat, and, equipped with the same en- Have ness does not come to him as fast as he you hay to last as she is to show- enough A few sales of machinery gine before, expected rough? If special littes, he makes business for himself, as Removal Notice! not, I have some extra damaged by water more speed. fine slightly evidenced his on fire. by putting the stocks in the recent Gionesi Dante was brought to the county Osgood's Studio is now lo- for himself a sixty-ton schooner, now cated at No. 2 jail here from Stonington Friday, held in Franklin St., PRESSED HAY. I am agent for the "NEW HOME" SEWING nearly completed. She is a well-modeled default of $5,000 hail for the October grand Manning Block. MACHINE. craft, from plans and drawings of Mr. E otter than jury, charged with shooting Marino Gat- Fine Work of All loose, and easier to handle V. (VI. CARTER, Curtis’ own, and is built “on honor”. She Wlien /es.s than one cent a da benefit, helpful The immigration help tneet Goodwill and the com by permission of the writer. All com- th** When Christian left Being for the common good. It Is f*r cept of the railroads interested in pen»*. The munications will be to approval by partments wvinge dwindle •„ his he mon use—a servant, a purveyor of In subject Otarteu again upon journey public settling up the great Southwest prove ing in a little while. In- WELLAND the editor, but none will be rejected without There formation and a medium for the con,™' came to house of Interpreter. .suggestion, assertion. Each one of the last non, ere the the reason. this thing* that have terchange of ideas. In this capacity It solicits good ca„,J*"' which he had been directed. In- twelve months has brought an increased ! hegira to the farm. It, rn communications, and It* success depends largely growthT^* took him number of from the commer- that there i, to welcomed him and on the it In this respect. Com DATES. inquries plainly be a T** terpreter support given pi' vari- be but the name of cial and industrial centers of the United | ment of forcea in the Into a private room, and there by munlcatlone must signed, ; Thursday, May 6 Meeting of Hancock country. more 901 writer will not be printed except by permission ] STRONG States. Where formerly than ous methods he pointed out to him the Pomona grange with Massapaqua grange. Communications will be subject to approval or cent, of the regarding land him to know South Bluebill. per inquiries j (things necessary for upon the but none KLLSWORTH rejection by the editor of column, E. Pinkham's came from the village poatofflces aud the MARKETS. — Green and also interpreted them without reason. Address By Lydia Friday, May 14 Meeting of |hla journey will be rejected good rural free delivery routes, now nearly Is nec- all communications to Mountain Pomona with Mountain View- The quotation* below give (for him. Knowledge absolutely one-third are from men in the the r«n The American. Vegetable Compound larger retail in in the Chris- I suffered from grange, West Eden. prices Ellsworth. essary to advancement Ellsworth, Me. Bardstown. Ky.— cities. the not only ulceration and otherfemaletroublesfor cause this Conatry Prodace, tian life. Peter, apostle, HALCYON, 345, NORTH BLUER ILL. Seekers after the of growing Batltr. a lone tune. I mo- us to “grow in grace,” but tide' of emigration from the hum and (commanded NOT CHANGED. BIT GLORIFIED- tors had failed to memorial resolutions. Creamery per*.. bustle of life to the restful of Hairy. “W also “in the knowledge of our Lord Not changed but glorified Oh. beauteous me. E tt'herraa. Death has again entered our fra- city repose help Lydia ■««*. .J*» Christ.” Increased grace often language Pinkham's ternity and removed one of our oldest mem- the farm, find several reasons assigned. (Jesus For those who weep. Vegeta- Fresh Patr »ns of be- laid, per our and some face ble was bers. Sister Lydia Dority. we as the one tiling most prominent dos... adds to knowledge, knowledge Mourning the loss of dear departed. Compound Perhaps Poultry. .. Fallen asleep; recommended, and desire to extend our sincere sym- new life is assists us in growing in grace. Husbandry fore those seeking the mode of Hushed into silence, never more to comfort Chicken*... M I decided to it. to the family. which has come from several 1. showed Christian in The hearts of men. try pathy the assertion Fowl.*.»«• Interpreter will ever like the sunshine of another country It cured my trouble Rraoire*!. That Halcyon grange **» another room the picture “ot a very Gone investigators of labor conditions, that Bay. Beyond out ken. and made me well cherish a loving remembrance of her many the wall. more than 90 per cent, of the inhabitants Bert loose, per ton. grave person hung up against and strong, so that and her willingness to help Baled... we whit- soul shin- good qualities ..v..;;;;.>«s# lifted to the Oh. dearest dead, s»w thy j of the largest cities are three mouths .. He had eyes up heaven, I can do all my own suppoit our order by word and deed. just Straw. • * * ing in his hands. He stood Behind the face. work.” their natural sorrow for from starvation. best books Mrs.’ Jo— Rtaotrert. That in Loom.. .. with the aiul celestial glory -as if he with men. and a Bright beauty F.rn Hall, Bards- the loss of their loved one may they find com- To make clearer this last statement, Baled. 'Ill nteaded Of an immortal grace. . II town. Kv. with them for crown of gold did hang over his head." What wonder that we stumble, faint and fort in the belief it is well such reports say that nine out of ten men ••niuiM. Anotner woman a urea. the weeping. whom they mourn in the commercial and indus- Potato®., pk 25 5. JThis picture represented Holy And sick with fears. living large Onion*, Tenn.—" I suffered from Rraolred, That a of these resolutions Turnip*, k if2 and to Since thou hast left us—all alone with sorrow. Christiana, copy trial centres would be ready for the bread Par.nlpc. It, ,? Ghost, Interpreter explained female trouble so B*®t». 08 It, And blind with tears? the worst form of be placed on our records, sent to the family Carrot*. that his work was to know line within three months if they should Utlur®. h®a ? thought and to the papers for publication, lnarh, pk 2S It, Master’s Gan it be no words shall welcome lose their and be unable to Squaah, JJ And guide the people through possible live, and my nerves were in a dreadful be in mourning for tbirty positions Tomntoc*, !t. 12 Our coming feet? charter draped Celery, uunch v-S was their true Pinkham’s obtain new ones. Statistics show that R»i1l*be», ■ unch 05 (life and only guide. will it that face that we have cher- condition. Lvdia E. Vege- Mary B. Hinckirt. Cucumber*, nan, How look, day*. Rhubarb. k 12 Is the ished. table cured me. and made W. this nine out or ten would exhaust Damlellon gr»1 £ Und we may ask. Holy Spirit Compound Emma Hinckley. every beau*, 12 Jt•* * When next we meet** Siring ut our and does lie lead us, or me feel like a different woman. I.ydia Frsx> S. Hinckley, their within after §n hearts, so and savings thirty days Will it be changed, glorified saintly. | E. Piukham’s is Fruit. Are we following false teachers? That we shall know it not? Vegetable Compound Committee. losing their positions, that they would orange*. i1og 2S050 >- Will there be nothing that will say, "I love worth its weight in gold to suffering Lemon* Ooc 2. led Christian into exhaust their borrowing (tower within Cranberries, qt 15*16 Interpreter thee. women ’’—Mrs. Mary Wood, R.F.D.8. _I SEAGIRT, 471, SOUTH DFKR ISLE. ■ very large, dusty parlor. A man And I have not forgot?” another thirty days, and that still another If yon belong to that countless army t The regular meeting of Seagirt grange OroetrlM. and the dust almost choked month would them face to face w ith swept It. Oh. faithless heart.the same loved face, traits* of women who suffer from some form 24. business, the place CoSes—perk Rice, per k was held April After Wo wa- absolute starvation or in tbe Vinegar,,.! Christian. Then Interpreter had figured. of female ills, don't hesitate to try to the children as beggar class. 35 Shall meet thee there. grange was given over Mocha, Crackril wlitat *5 the dust E. Pinkham’s Com- Doubtless the of ter sprinkled ou the floor, and Less sad. less iu immortal Lydia Vegetable furnished a publication findings Jara, 30 Oatmeal, per a wistful* beauty it was children’s night. They k- the fair. made from roots and herbs. like these caused thousands of men Tea—|®r RurkwbMt, 5 was absent. The parlor signified l»ivinely j pound. Cake and coffee were city *pkg The mortal veil washed pure with many ; For this famous tine entertainment. Japan, .««4I8 Graham, 2 heart of a sinful man. The dust thirty years remedy to lake an The bank clerk 66 rep- weepings. made and served them. Literary pro- inventory. Oolong, .20# Rye meal, has been tlie'standard for all forms of by Sugar-ixsr ft- Granule resented sin and other defile- Is rent away. 1 looked in the face and meal.* original thousands of “When We Parted the things squarely Granulate f«0C And the great soul that sat within its prison female ills, and has cured gram: Song. by !, Oil—t*t?r gal— ments. The law first and then found that the conditions fitted his case, C swept Hath found the day. women who have been troubled with recitation, Marian dia- Yellow, Llnsee-J, «4-» River;” Tracy; I*o wde re« The law made man to see and he wanted to know- w here he could 1, w*lu Kerosene, the gospel. such ailments as fibroid in Celeste In the clear morning of that other country. displacements, logue, “A Lesson Cookery,” Molaasea—per gal Bln. bnt could not remove sin from tumors, ulceration, inflammation, ir- ^ turn and make himself more secure. The .35 Is Paradise. Hendrick, Clara Stinson, Tracy; | Havana, ■ Miriam 'him. Bnt the gospel cleanseth from With the same face that we have loved and regularities. backache, and nervous bookkeeper and the clerk in the store Porto Rico, .50 cherished song, “Friendless and Sad;” recitation, j j Meats and found were from hand Prorlalona. kin and makes the heart sweet and She shall ari«e; prostration. “An Aban- that they living to Celeste Hendrick; dialogue, Beef, ft: Pork, !t us we who mourn with If want special advice write hearts are still Let be patient, weep- you mouth, as the goes, and they could 15 jpure. Many dusty. doned Habv,” Celeste Hendrick, Winfred; saying Steak. §30 Chop. n,,. iug. forittoMrs. Pinkhaui.Lynn.Mass. Roasts. (Men trust in personal righteousness, vanished face. see no bright ray of hope in the case of 10*25 Ham, per a ]5,ia Some It is free and always helpful. Bye, Mary Bye, Clara Stinaon, Miriam Corned, t«J The Lord has taken, but to add more beauty i <*#10 Shoulder, f and the heart is not cleansed by divine discharge. Tbe factory man also had to ! Tongues, Is Bacon, And a diviner grace. Tracy._ ) grace. But this is a false way of seek- admit that he was in the category, too.! Veal: San gS and I was late to church, and as I tiptoed in Steak, 20*25 And we shall find once more, earth’s HIGHLAND, 364, NORTH PENOBSCOT. Lard, jv={** ing salvation and sanctification. Only beyond | Where was his secure resting-place? 5 sorrows. the minister was just in the midst of the long 1 Boasts, 10#.] <3od"s can cleanse and Highland grange met Friday evening. About the time when these sad stories Lamb Spirit purify Beyond these skies. prayer. fair of the “sure foundations”. members and Limb, 12*25 the human heart. In the citj 1 inside the door and instead of April 30, with forty-eight to circulate there came the rift in Those stepped began Tongues, each heavenly eyes. four visitors The final S. Interpreter introduced Christian With the same welcome shining ^through bowing my head looked at the people and the present. degrees the clouds that showed the silver lining. Fresh Fish. their sweetness. new bats. Narcissus sat a few seats from were conferred on two candidates. At re- Into a little room, where sat two only The fanner—he who had been cancatared, Cod, 06 Clam*, qt 35 That met us here: me; also H. O. B., and just beyond were Ann cess all to the Haddock, 06 Scallop#, *o children, named Passion and Patience. from whose beauty Uod has banished repaired dining-room, and worse yet, had been struggling under ; qt Eyes, Halibut. 12 MIS Orster*, jt » weeping and her husband, and when the prayer was where a bountiful was served. Passion could not wait: Patience could. supper a mortgage on tbe home place—was be- ! Smelts, lb 15 Flounders, do* 30 And wiped away a tear. done. Aunt Madge at the organ played joyous Passion symbolizes the man who ig- After recess an interesting program was tbe envied of all his fellows, ills Floor, drain and Feed. Easter music, so see we needed Aunt coming j Think of us. dearest one. while o’er life’s you only nores and liv€»s for time. presented by the lecturer, consisting of acres were and he Flour—per bbl— Oata, bu 55 eternity only Maria and a few more of the clan to make yielding bountifully j waters 6 50 * 7 50 Short*—ba*—] .'fa 155 Patience the man who serves God in recitations, vocal solos by Misses Caro was We seek the land. quite an M. B. reunion. getting big prices for his products, Corn, 100ft bag 1 to Mix.feed,bagItfaltt voice, touch, and the true and Sarah humorous %nd j Corn 1 60 this life and lays up treasures in heav- Missing thy thy I have read the letters from our members in Lowell, readings He was paying off the and fast meal,bag Middling#, baa JOsi75 mortgage Cracked 1 60 helping stories, and a Mrs. Millie Ames, corn, en. He Is able and willing to wait Of thy pure band. the West with much interest, and hope they song by treating bank accounts. He seemed to be | Till the storm and who in her Until God crowns him. through tempest, safely- will favor us often with bits of discription of responded to an encore usual on street ’. “easy LAW REGARDING WRIGHTS ABU anchored. visited. MKASl'RU. ! 4. led Christian to a on the other side places pleasing way. Interpreter Just _ Kansas-poor, “bleeding Kansas'’-was A bushel of Liverpool salt #*all weigh (0 We find dear face death's Before closing I must pay tribute to E. P. where a fire thy looking through w ami a bushel of Turk's island sail place burned fiercely NORTH BCCKSPORT. just about to forget hat mortgage meant, pounds, »h*D shadows. W., the member, who has just passed away,for FLORAL, 158, j weigh 10 a wall. One pounds. ■gainst stood by pouring Not changed, but glorified. They used to have them in great out of a a nobler, gentler person never lived. She was Floral grange, notwithstanding mud piles The standard weight bushel of potato** .crater it, but the more water the —Selected $. J. .Store*-. in order an** Ot for is fie upon by and but her influ- and bad has held its there, but the stacks were dwindling to good shipping, pound*, quiet unassuming always, traveling, regular of apples, 44 pounds. tilgher the flame became. The fire, ex- was ence great and far-reaching and there j sessions every Tuesday, the members not nothing. The panic late in 1907 showed ! Tbe standard weight of a busbei of bean*!o is the of sad good order and lit for ia w plained Interpreter, grace Dear Mutual Friends: were many hearts when discouraged unfavorable some things about Kansas and her neigh- * shipping, ponad»; being easily by of wheat, beets, ruta baga turnip* and peas.B Ood in the heart. Satan poured on the The above was selected in states. It poem memory “He folded her hands together. conditions. The session of 27 held boring uncovered the fact that ! pounds; of corn. 56 poon l- >f onions 51 And April but his efforts to decrease or of E. P. \Y., with the also, that touched her evelids with balm. could furnish the of carrots, Fngl*sh turnips, rye *:d jVrater, hope | And her last much of interest and was of unusual they necessary money j pounds; breath floated outward Indian meal, 5© pounds; of parsnips, *5 pound*; ^■Btroy divine grate only increased many others find comfort in the Like a run the may the close of solemn psalm. merit. After the usual business, the lec- to nation's business if the eastern j of barley and buckwheat. ,'unds: of oats which Is true, as God Is to losses and bereavements that have come 33 or even measure as superior With kindly wishes to all the members, turer made an earnest appeal to the mem- men couldn't. The farmer's money came I pounds, or agreement. Batan. to them, when they read the beautiful Ford. to the front. _ bers to interest themselves in church 5. showed Christian a those who have “fal- 1 f Intetjretor thoughts concerning work. recess the officers such disclosures helped to answer the PENOBSCOT. G. has sent me a nice letter, I During lady man In Sn iron This man bad len personal cage. asleep”. served ice-cream and cake. After recess city man’s “Where can 1 find a which no doubt will all like to read, question: j Mrs. R. F. Smith Wednesday in once been on the road to yon spent heaven, had a fine that will make the later of life E. A. G. appreciates the Easter remem- but I will the first of it the lecturer presented program: place years on business. that he was a only give you very Bucksport Ithonght Christian, but j A. He needed to know where he branees* letters of and cards now. can Heading. Miss Florence Pease; song, easy?” only fallen sympathy ; She and Aunt Emma sympa- Ralph W. Emerson, of Blu hill, was a (had back, proving that he had could a farm at low and that have been sent her. In a valued per- thize with each other and with choir; reading, “How Joey Took the get enough price been and bad so \ many town Sunday calling on friends. (never truly converted, Mrs. Clara E. on easy enough terms to make it sonal letter she says: “Please give my other M. so have been ill. G. Prize,” Arey; recital, possible B.’b, many Cara iffeqnently repelled the invitations of Means Miss for him to the ranks of the Fred Perkins has gone to bridge, best regards to all waom you know that writes: “Look Out, this You,” Ethel join producers that he had the where he has (the Spirit grieved from the soil. As is indicated re- Mass., employment. speak of me. I am so glad to be remem- Thompson; reading, “Finicky Boarders by the and w’as “Grieve “1 have thought for a long time I would ‘Bpirit away hopeless! for Good M. W. referred to, few men have Mrs. Annie Davis and children are :n bered by so many of the M. B.*s.” a who Struggled Butter,” ports city Uot the of God.” for “the write you personal letter. Now 1 have Spirit Spirit “What will be the most to go far in the line of real Bluehill her sister, Mrs. Hattie plenty of time, as 1 am getting up from au at- Lowell; topic: enough very visiting Will not always strive with men.” B. Emerson. West Franklin. April 16.1909. j tack of bronchial pneumonia. I was taken profitable crop for the farmer to raise the estate buying. These are not all of the things which t>»ar Friend$ of the M. B. UMdW OF AGO. j^TiSGKNCK strangers in town, and that, to a small ivllTKKY TO CAKIUOL'. city, means a lot. The committee in Family of Shipmasters Governor Fern Aid left Thursday for a tf,li.Kii»wn charge requested people to open their F.arlv Sixties. business and to Kansas City. la the homes to take the overflow from the pleasure trip He will be gone a boat eighteen days. Dur- New York and were to so. the MartWwaal | hotels, many glad do I ; , From ing his absence 8ecretary-of-8tae Arthur had the honor of entertaining the secre- of West Brooksville, I. Brown is in charge of the State’s affairs. little town tary of the Cattle-raisers' association, of mites across the harbor two Fort Worth—a h Governor Fernald has appointed Col. *«. about typical cowboy, but gen- has some ot the Elliot C. of c»,tine, produced tleman, withal, who did not come to his Dill, Portland, adjutant-gen* and eminent ship- oral on his staff to fill the caused TL. most prosperous room noisy, even after a club dinner, vacancy Kngl.nl. C'.p'. Lime- of Gen. ‘..tcrt or N'V which I thought truly remarkable. by the resignation Augustas B. the famous who commanded clip- The barbecue was a to Farnham, of Bangor, who resigned on ac- , n,.r great thing me, j built by Donald count of ill health. He served on the ”uj„ Ureal Republic, and something that I should not have \ Hast Boston just previous staffs of Governors Hill and Cobb. Jf KlY jo Jo cared to mis9. It was held on a large ; and the tlrst tour-masted *ri:|‘il war. ranch, in a cottonwood grove. 7 went | May 18, the anniversary of the founding was a native ot_Br~oks- Ibipever built, early, and as I was a “teflderfoot” the of the ■Peace congress at The Hague, is to manager kindly offered to show me how be observed by the public schools of the and later came the V\t |„ prominence the meat was cooked. There were twelve states. Stale Supt. of Schools Payson Who, it may he said, -■'lev brothers. beeves and fifteen mutton, cooked in quar- ! Smith has officially approved of the efforts born of and on the sea. /r. practically ters. Long trenches were dug, where the to have the day observed in Maine. Help- in number, dim- ,.ere eight namely, tires were kindled. Across these ditches ! ful literature can be obtained upon receipt "jL. William. A brain. Bo'e-rt, Thomas, were put iron cart-wheels on which the J of a two-eent stamp of Alice May Doug- John and Jerome and Tapley, meat was placed for broiling, and when j las, Bath. on appear this page, done it was t6fjr photographs certainly the best ever. They j Justice Cornish has issued a the old home peremptory been taken at Tapley started the fires a. m. was having at 3 and dinner writ of mandamus ordering a y ;eeial elec- Brookavtlle, in August, 1898, served at 1 stesri. West p. m. tion for city marshal in the city of Gar- reunion in forty-seven years, There th-or first were long tables on which were diner to settle the vote for that office at it to be their last. At the •ad fate decreed placed meat, bread and pickles, and the March election should the board of al- they wore respectively 78, 74, 72, each to the him- tki,time stepped up table, helped dermen of that city tail to cull one before til and SO years ot age. Simeon self w’ith both hands. went -0 ,ji, lei, Boys Thursday of this week, li was stated at landsman in this illustrious the crowd with of vis the only AN through pails steaming j the that an election of ILLUSTRIOUS FAMILY OF SHIPMASTERS. hearing probably having adopted the occupation black coffee, and tin were *group, mugs provided. would be called for May 17. there are From left to right in the row of six are seated William. Mr.' Of eight brothers only upper Captains Robert, ( There were at least 1,000 I farmer. people present, a Simeon, Abram, Thomas and while on the lower row are John F. Robinson, prom iuent attorney living at present -Thomas, George John, Captains yet not an officer did 1 see, and the most ! |hre(. an Jerome and George of Bangor, died Friday, after illness of ami Jerome. Tapley. perfect order prevailed throughout the their j tw'o years, of braiu trouble. He was a Tn hardy mariners had, during day. On all sides were people going [ native of Sebec, and studied at Foxcroft commanded Hrst-class aailing around with bread and coffee in life, meat, and in CorrcBponDnuf. breadth, smooth as a calm sea. It i3 sur- tl'field of ’17; with its blessed j academy Bowdoin, leaving college ve,„i» and were part owners nearly Ticub*ya, their hands. The governor of the terri- rounded a mountain tree of eterml after two years to begin the study of law Robert by wall, seemingly green; Tlalpam, wnere the was *!! of them. Capt. Tapley during tory there (Gov. Carry) and he was raised nature as a to this artius I hav? not toll of llaciendo el of the Knickerbocker ing oar cabby, who demanded ft for fare, Chapultepec Spiti- you Oso, in California. coming manager iari Birthday Surprise which since came, yet stands, a monument to or “playing the bear”, as Mexican court- SM»rrfiamu- * Co.’s on the Penobscot river puzzled us, friends and Pasadena, Cal., April 10. 1909. Ice property Aatec skill. id Guide” had warned us ship termed, which is theme for a until bis death in 1*08. Capt. Ueorge “Campbell’s to pay To the Editor of The American: but 50 cents for a Thu evening, frn n a balcony of the story in itself, nor of our visit to began his career aa master in the blue-dag [drst class] This is the sixty-seventh birthday of Tapley lturbi w*» wa cbed the carnival the flower on a | cab for the ride to hotel for fo r or ie, parade market bright, sun- W. brig Robert Moore, afterward the new bark any O. Smith, formerly a resident of South For Headaches ut> and down iian fewer this doable Francisco avenue. It shiny morning, where we saw scores Ironsides, and later the ship Hattie E. passengers. However, Hancock, but now a resident of Pasadena, did not possess any of the features of thi of men and women and succeeding hia brother Robert, charge was readily understood when told sorting Cal., and he was surprised this evening in Caused sick stomach, ill- Tapley, Madi as in but by we had arrived on a feast as cab rates Gras, former days, was making into bouquets aud set pieces, he retired from the ship in 1882. day, a way that did his old heart good. The ; and more of a smart social bowels, are doubled on Sun pigeaut-carriages bushels and bushels of gardineas, violets, regulated bile,sluggish Jerome served as master of lays and holidays. first thing he knew' he was having many Capt. Tapley tilled with brilliant and iris. nervous strain or And we felt more to gaily-dressed people, roses, pansies A bunch of overwork, the Abner Tsylor. Nellie Clifford, really self-respecting callers, and so, after several had arrived, he brigs and brilli mt coichmeo and violets and j cents with our six lights gviu, maiuon-hair fern as large the safest and surest is snd the three-masted schooner Lucy A. pay 12*4 per person, caught on to a part of the game that was remedy >tmen in of hand than the usual fo livery, hianess gold-mounted over as a dinner plate cost 25 cents; and Porter, Irom which he retired in 1892. pieces baggage, being played on him. r and carriages mir-ced with eoits-of a of four dozen fare of 50 cents or many bouquet American Beauty John in earlier life farmed every-day Mexican, 6% There were about thirty guests, chosen J Ospt. Tapley arms. th? carnivals a: Ne ** roses sold for 50 cents Mexican. cents American, for our ride of about Kemsmoering friends of the The house on the Tapley homestead in West Brooka- family, present. Orleans and Mobile, we were disappointed, And there was th? market down in one BEECHAM’S minutes. ville, caring for hia aged parents and mak- twenty had been decorated, suppositively for j and really found more of a (ssrival spirit of the poorest quarters of the city. The occasional coasting Later in Following th? advice of northern Easter, but really for this special occasion, ing trips. in th.* crowds hick and forth on our we choose the once the pissing gentleman taking party through told and life he commanded the schooner Kate friends, hotel, the decorations consisted chiefly of j the narrow sidewalks, in their holiiiy at- us to look out for valuables while passing from palace of the short-lived Emperor, Itur- roses from the garden of the home, ar- PILLS Walker snd hark Ironsides, retiring j tir% tissue Ho vers and lit- the of and whose name it and never once carrying paper through throng peon buyers in vases and the ses in 1860. bide, bpars, ranged covering the casings Sold £ ’errwhcre, la boxes l®c. and 25c. tle dressed as clowns. and wt were when a our choice. It looks figures sellers, quite relieved a The lather of these strenuous sons, regreted palatial still, of doors and windows in most artistic The cathedrals hers are, as attached himself to our com- and has a reached Mex- you know, pdiic?man been so Mr. Bobert was a self-educated height rarely by manner, having disposed by Tapley, ship's the feature for the tourist. and saw us to the ican houses. Electric greatest They pany safely through who was caulker, and in the of lights suspended Smith’s only daughter, Zelma, properons days ship- are of and of exit. from the roof give to its corri- amazing magnificence, many the factor of the aLd in Caatine, across the river shadowy prime very pleasant building just them hive be°n identified with The Thieves m the dors the effect of Our names closely irket, National pal- well-ordered affair. from w here lived, he and hia brother moonlight. extremely they great historical events of three centuries. the American our and room numbers were written on an ace, consulate, shopping After a treat of ice-cream and winter and summer, would row those candy, Job, Naturally the first one visited was the and other immense blackboard in the office as well expeditions interesting things cake Mr. Smith's 'ZZrHe’r two miles to their work in the (including birthday morning must the must he 16ft. When we meet I as in the hotel and we were soon important, capital’s cathedral, again which be had to cut and to his and back at blow or in register, cake, pass night, high low, built on the exact site of the Aztec to to convince to ea ii with its great promise attempt you that one of the read an Health shown storm or in home before large, airy rooms, guests) guests original ; sunshine, leaving The corner-stone of the what another enthusiast writes is true: double door-window on to an temple. present about Mr. Smith from to daylight in winter and returning after opening poem babyhood cathedral was laid in 1573 and the first ser- “It’s a dream of a this Mexico. \ Never Fails to Restore dark. iron-railed balcony overlooking the place, the present time, which called forth great vice held in 1828. The is more dream that Latin skies and court below. building only Latiu beauty cheering. Hair to its Those were the in which New Gray Natural days Eng than 40) feet lon» and 177 feet widrt. can induce! We have our dirt, but tbe roses Next and we the of this Mr. land's sons of toil loved not morning, bright early, During reading poem Color and work, only There are arches and facades hide it. We have our odors, but tbe oral ge Beauty. for our first real magnificent Smith was with a and for its but to sat- were ready Mexican blossoms obliterate their presented largo No matter how it has been money compensation, with fourteen beautiful For all memory. We have long gray When we had chapels. beautiful American in the isfy the natural desire that existed in meal and sight seeing. our misery, but tbe laugbter brightens it. flag which, or faded. Promotes a luxuriant much of the material and the labor w is growth hart been hoisted was them to be finished our simple breakfast at Gam- You’ll remember the visit many years, in meantime, and of healthy hair. Stops its falling out, continually employed. Any- donated, the cost was Its doors brinus tbe Mexican waiter |2,0X),00D. ahead the of in the calm air of the from and removes Dan- one who has had in the trade restaurant, years you may pluck rosemary boating night positively experience are to saint and sinner. a of to each always open the Aztec garden iuexbaustively.” the front of the over the druff. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re- of caulking knowa that it is one of the brought slip paper gentleman, balcony house, But the cathedral with the at- fuse all substitutes. 2% times as mucb on which was written: greatest Susie Haynes DeLaitteb. to which all aud “The stoat in con- lawn, repaired sang hack-breaking jobs of any traction for at in $1.00 as 50c. size. Is Not a tourists is Guadeloupe, the j Star Banner”. Dye. aection with ship construction and repair. Costilla. fl.20 Spangled most sacred shrine of Mexico. It was The White Plague. After returning to the reception room, $1 and Me. bottles, nt druggists this if it was nec- Notwithstanding fact, Hueras.60 here that Juan the poem was nnisbed. Mr. Smith re- » Send 2c foe free book The Care of the Hsir. Diego's plain zarape was, Roswell, N. M., April 19, ’09 Philo after “Uncle Robert” or j ceived other He rose to Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J. oessarv, “Uncle Cafe. 1.00 on Dec. converted the many presents. 9 12,1523, by Virgin To the Editor The American: Job” had returned home from their hard of speak his appreciation, but his heart Hay's Harllna cures (who met the humble at this Soap pimplee. shepherd I noticed' in a recent isjue an item on was too full t )T his lips to give utterance. red, sort chapped hand., and all skin din. labor over the would ^80 | rough day's river, they into a beautiful tllmi h^r About all he could -kl eaare- Keeps skin fins and soft. 25c. drugarieta. place) bearing tuberculosis H. E. of say was, think turn to and saw and wood to by Moore, Chicago, j I — Bead 2c for tres bank "Tbs CMS id tbs Wan." split enough We recognixed “cafe”, took the rest for still in a frame of you, thank you!” And that "'as ep.r b. image, preserved pure and while it is trie chat this last the housewife next climate cer- W ever-busy the day, granted, paid the bills and went out into surrounded a solid silver alter j _• , gold, by tainly works wonders m to health ! and before thank the Lord for our restoring retiring the bright sunlight, resolved to have railing tons. Above these weighing twenty-six people wrho are from the great To Remain Well, Eat Heartily. blessings, w hich would be consid- next meal where were a little more suffering things the framed tilma is a diadem which, with- 1 ered white plague, yet the trouble is I Statistics have shown the great \&lui of the wage-earner of the like home. The coffee was never but principal hardships by good, out the costs Th; morning abundant food. Ur. I. Robertson, anei* g*ms, $3),())). that they coma here (many of them) to DR. A. C. DANIELS present day. we found a little French cafe, inent of mu presided of our visit special services were being j late. surgeon Manchester, Eng a — ioc then a in the over two where baa remarked that tne lanmies of woittin* writer, schoolboy by charming sisters, toast, held and the floral decurations were eame truly in this city, more than I when well fed, maintained their horse village, can remember envying these chicken, strawberries, vegetables and perhaps any people, magnificent. other in health even while in townsmen the and New Mexico, there are hundreds surprisingly, living brawn, muscle, energy chocolate were always of the best. Here Oae of the must interesting buildings in cellars. And he observed that during of strangers every year, and many of these RENOVATOR ability they possessed with which to earn also we tried the hot tamales and frijoles four years of prosperity the number of I | the is tb-u National museum with its city are to health and Gives Vim! sufficient means to for the needs bread used brought strength simply fever cases admitted to the Manchester provide [Mexican kidney beans]. The valuable relics of the Aztec race. Hero are of out of doors in this beautiful House of Recovery was 421 per annum, Makes Blood! their large and families. The I at the cafes is the French loaf. by living growing largely and idols of size and : while in two years, cases gods every descrip- sunshine which we have with us pinching 1,207 Acts on the Kidneys! full measure of their reward for their in- we nearly j At this place eujoyed the people and | tion, hundreds of Toltee and Aztec ! per annum were admitted. legi- always. But if the in the Puts oa flesh. Makes him look dustry and came afterward, contrasts. Here a Mexican fam- physicians The ultimate effect of curtailing the frugality j studying cies, Montezuma’s Maximilian’s ; as shield, East do not have a fear of the dis- food is to the stomach so and feel as fine Silk. *'hen tpese sous named above became in for chocolate and cakes, a proper supply we&k,en ily nearby coronation coach and the sacrificial and — j ease, the here realize the that it cannot digest what it once could Blue Box White Comen. prosperous toilers of the sea. The and a people danger caulking plain New Englander ruddy young calendar stones. The latter is remarkable ! easily. Thus the source from w hich our At Dealers. and to it down in any irons and mallet were to the fully, try keep every is derived is to our relegated Englishman; students and painters; the —a circular stone of three feet energy weakened, great porphyry j A law has been •ttu\ obsolete house con- way posssible. recently detriment. Now, as man is really no 1 Wwfcs' Treatient 50 Cwts furnishings gaudily rich and the respectable poor-all thick, twelve feet in and I height weighing in this city that no one shall take stronger than his stomach, and as “good demned, a new outfit the never passed purchased, merry but noisy. tons. Four hundred l waits on and health on twenty-six- years ago a tuberculosis into bis digestion appetite, iarder and the old folks iu patient home for kept filled, had Our first forenoon was spent ratnb- : it was from the the both”, should we not rather seek to brought quarry to but outside of tbe nothing to do in their but about tbe ! treatment, just city strengthen the stomach by giving it exer- reclining years ling city, studying quaint Aztec capital. On this circular stone a watch limits is what is known as “tent cise than enfeeble it dieting. 1 think A Ihlia&to Remadv and wait for the of a little and the city’’, by homecoming signs, shopping visiting figure, carved in the indicated the we and I think center, where one can hire a should, that persons with FOR the inheritance them go, tent and be “boys”, whose from old torture-ground of inquisition days, sun, while those which encircle it common sense will agree with me; Chit- repre- treated the resident and rich iu is a by physician Horace Fletcher and bright minds and sound | now the Alameda, or concert park. It sented the months and of the Aztec tenden, other dietar- days nurses. ians Loss of is QATARRH bodies, aud in return they gave loyal ser- beautiful with and notwithstanding. weight *lace, tropical plants j year, which was divided into eighteen first vice | It is a that more care is the sympton of failing health; and and affectionate care to their ferns and most fountains. certainly pity parents exquisite months of each, with five j the food causes loss of until twenty days not taken when the disease first shows I cutting invariably Cream Balm their useful lives were ended. As this was a feast Ely’s long, Shrove Tuesday day | to make the and weight. is a b sc rued. The complimentary days 365, ; itself. I have in mind a who quickly editor of the Ala ine Journal re- —we found a time to gentleman To develop strong muscles w’e train ( it most opportune once in fifty years allowed for the | Gives elief at Once. ^ived they travelled on the same train with me when I them gradually to do strong work. In the his sea from four of visit west- It changes, early traintug Chapultepec park. Extending loss of minutes in their same we ac- soothes, the reckoning. I cam? to the Southwest. He was from way can, by judicious care, brothers — Thomas. ward from tbe is the heals htmI Tapley George, city ruaguificeut The National School of Fine Arks was a custom even a weak stomach to digest protect** Abram and with his was the and Jerome— in different vessels avenue Pasco de la Reforma—a boulevard Chicago, young sin, meals. But we cannot do this diseased mein- revelation to us, with its beautiful hearty by under pic- to Roswell to be cured. He into the stomach more food than brane from Catarrh and drive* their command, aud whatever suc- of the Maximilian a blortk coming was, forcing resulting days, nearly [ tures and hundreds of treasures. we cess precious as one could see, eien then at death’s it calls for; must first create the need uw.iy aColJ in the Head Restores he may have had as a seaman and three miles and as level as a door, quickly. wide, long One day, out in the while wait- [>f a greater a proper amount the Senses of Taste size master suburbs, and I have since learned thit he died soon quantity by and Smell. Full was to no small due to the floor. it widens into i>f exercise. all cures for degree Occasionally circles, ; for our car, we had our first bodily Of dys- 50 eta. at or mail. ing glimpse after hts arrival. was he Druggists by Liquid teachings and set him these and in some of these are statues ranked Now, why pepsia, with its accompanying languor, example by of a tram-car funeral. The front was Cream Balm fur use in u: muz ra 75 eta. °ur allowed to wait? the exercise is the best cure I know of.—G. whose the world's works of art. Surely physicians El\ Brothers 50 Wn-ren New York shipmates, courage, ability, among greatest j adorned with wreaths of dowers and a tall in Street, tnd must bo at fault in instances. Eliot Flint, Outing. tt°P®rior made such an avenue terminates at a isolated many seamanship This rocky, black and on a in the cen- j cross, platform • • impression his *J00 feet in world- • * • upon youthful mind that hill about height-the ter was the coffin. The to 1 great objection j 1 tell of a was Scott Now, may you barbecue that impossible to do otherwise than renowned Chapultepec—where Geu. these tram-car funerals is not their emulate pub- | I attended the cittlemen’s conven- it. And it is a sense of and the American soldiers had such a during deep grat- (for the blinds and doors of the cars KINEO * u licity RANGES 8 tion that has been held here. has caused in '47. just This him to pen this hum- lively time can be closed) but the with 0 tightly speed \ the is one of the tribute to has is summer home of President Diaz I convention, by way, their memory, which It the which the trains are run in order to clear *Ver since events of the year iu New Mexico and been kept green. and the West Point of Mexico's cadets. will satisfy the most the tracks for regular traffic. Texas. The the band aud i wealthy ranch-owners ami While listening to military We visited suburbs out in the many stockmen from all critical. are of Mexico’s wealth over, meet for three They Wilmington woman recently reached watching the parade beautiful of and found ; 8 valley Mexico, to and sell stock and transact all our attention was called days buy conclusion that the attachment ol a and aristocracy, new and in each bakers and con- ■cc something interesting the business of thar. nature. quick »m back and forth on yearly All i policeman for her coolc must be to the President pacing one. Ban with its church three Angel, their friends and the sume but little on the prominent people of fuel. V8*ti*ated, lest it prove disastrous to the balcony of the palace heights, centuries of flow- u old; Mixcoac, “village the were and *c the view in ail Mex- j territory here, it was like one discipline. “Do you think he enjoying grandest are, in fact, the ?rs and brick;” Churubnsco, hiatoric bat- of our fairs at home. The usual crowd of They business, Mary?" she asked. “I ico-some say, in all the world. ’“k street men and fakirs were on the spot, most economical stove so, mum," said Mary, “rle’a begun Stretching away from the base of the and Main street resembled the at coin plain hill lies an almost circular midway about my cookin ,mum.’, valley forty- j1 on the market. CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY the Bangor fair grounds. It all seemed so five miles in length and thirty-five in Mothers who value their own comfort and the welfare of their should never be without a natural to me that I was home- : k A children, decidedly OAEU. box sf Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children, look well sick. druggists are au- If you want to feel well, and be for use throughout the season. They Break up Cold*, F. B. ViM £C?Lr.,i,JJ.tk8t»" It tones It was AIKEN, ev»«ssi?,^n?.'®0“r money if Foley's well, take Foley’s Kidney Remedy. Cure Feverishness, Constipation, Teething Dis- estimated that there were 6,000 Agt., —■ *elii to sure your cough or up tbe kidneys and bladder, purifies the orders, Headache and Stomach Troubles. THESE ELLSWORTH, ME. 0,8 heals the and blood and restores health and strength. POWDERS NEVER FAIL. Sold by all Drugstores, ints^P* ?°,,®k' lungs i»r. Daniels— Horse Colic — conaumption. Con- Pleasant to take and contains no harmful 96c. Don't accopt any oubatitute. A trial package Cure— ! ndoP,32“0"i£“d cures & Nutter nooplate. Th8 genuine isln a drugs. Why not commence to-day? Q. A. will be sent FREE to any mother who will address or money back—at ! Noyes Mfg. Co., O. A. yellow any dealers; Psacnna. Pa SOH HA. Allen S. (Hasted, Le Boy, N. Y. Insure your horse against Colic. I Bangor, Me. * 'Stobcrtiflnnmtft. FROM WASHINGTON. OBITUARY. 'American. COUNTY GOSSIP. ®l)f llsumtl) CHARLES E. DOYLE. Next Friday, Arbor day, will Ik* ob- Senate Still at Work on the Tariff Bill | Charles E. Doyle, of this city, died as usual the schools of Maine. AND POLITICAL JOURNAL served by —Census Bill Troublesome. A LOCAL suddenly at his summer home near the PUBLISHED Washington, D. C., May 3 (special)— of Green Lake Bayside mill at Trenton Saturday. Mr. ■VERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON William J. Drummey, the Senator Hale has baa a number of Maine dis- Doyle suffered a paralytic shock Friday AT tish hatchery, claims the important visitors on tariff errands in recent days. as in afternoon, and did not recover conscious- ELLSWORTH. MAINE. covery of the eel spawn reported are to him ascertain Your to Insure They hastening ness before bis which occurred Valuables death, BY TUB The American last week. Mr. Drummey whether the duties in the Senate bill are HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO- and the Saturday evening. was the one who caught opened safe from the assaults which enemies AGAINST F. W. Roll ins. Editor snd Manager. afterward Mr. was foreman of Whitcomb, eel containing the spawn, and are the and in Doyle Editor. making upon measure, also, W. II. TITUS, Associate the force Haynes & Co.'a mill at Bayside, a^nd called the attention of others of some instances to ascertain whether some lived in the cottage near the mill to ir. additional indus- of The _ amendments, favoring This week’s edition while the mill was in operation. The Odd bellow s of Swan’s Island will | tries in which they are engaged, cannot be as Theft He was as well usual American is 12,400 copies. new apparently Burglary, and soon have a handsome ar*d convenient t put upon the bill in the Senate. Silas Friday morning, and was at the mill home of their own. The structure is to be Adams, of Portland, has been one of these for the of 1908, 2,528 wharf shortly after dinner when he com- Average year 43x85 feet in size, three stories high, and recent visitors in the interest of some pro- plained of feeling ill. He succeeded in will have a piazza 10x25 feet on the front. vision for reciprocity with Canada, but Fire, reaching his home, but soon afterward WEDNESDAY MAY 1909. On the tirst-floor there w ill be the dining- the work of the finance committee had 5, suffered the shock which rendered him hall, Jressing-rooms, club-room and been so far advanced that Senator Hale helpless and unconscious, remaining in BY RENTING A kitchen; on the second floor a dance hall had to tell Mr. Adams the reciprocity that condition until his death early Sat- STATE OF MAINE. and stage and on the third floor the looge- features of the bill would have to be con- j urday evening. rooms. The building is to be completed fined to the maximum and minimum feat- | was of in August. ure already determined upon. Mr. Doyle sixty years age. _ SAFE DEPOSIT The senator is looking after a proposi- He had worked as a miUman in Ellsworth BOX A Bucksport correspondent writes: j tion to take care of the timber cut in ! and elsewhere. He was a member of Eso- ‘•James Hardy, who comprises one of the Aroostook which floats down the St. John teric lodge, F. and M. He leaves a in tha modern Fire and Burglar-proof small who ma«ce their home on colony one Edward and is sawed into lumber in New Bruns- widow and son—Charles vault of the Union Truat | Eagle island in Penobscot bay, on Friday j Company. wick. The prospects are not altogether Doyle. morning left the island in his twelve-foot flattering, for now owners of timber on Funeral services were held at his Ells- row boat at 6.30 o’clock for Bucksport, ar- other rivers along the Canadian border are worth home in the Morrison district yes- PRICE UPON APPLICATION. riving there at 4 o'clock iu the afternoon, pressing for like legislation, and there terday afternoon. Rev. P. A. A. Killam of- having rowed his boat all the way. After may be some difficulty in persuading the ficiating. A delegation from Esoteric spending the night with friends he left Senate to admit such lumber free of duty lodge attended, and conducted masonic on the morning train for Bangor, return- By the Governor. from New Brunswick, unless the same services. ing on the noon train. After dinner be privilege is g'.anted elsewhere. entered his boat and started on his forty- Mt. Desert Local Union. A PROCLAMATION. It may be open to question, anyway, Union Trust mile row to island.” annual session of the Mt. Desert Eagle will The To the losses of trees from decay whether the present law* not apply to Company, replace Island Local to be held at to the cut the season that is about j Union, Salisbury and destruction: to beautify waste places: | assessment of Maine of present ELLSWORTH, h/IE. The the forestry Cove, was postponed from May 1 until foster a love and respect for beautiful trees: to be floated down the St. John river. I district tax has been made up the State of the by : Saturday, May 8. An interesting program to augment public Appreciation match- Senator Hale has looked op the various assessors, in accordance with the provis- has been less endowment of Maine in her natural re- of the in arranged: law and phases situation, and, any event, and to us face to face ions of the new committed to the sources. bring generally to ask the Senate to the Morning at 10% for collection. expects accept with nature at least once a year. I. Bert M. State treasurer The tax is service.DO Hail provision. Praise Fernald, governor of Maine, in furtherance computed at the rate of one and one-half Devotional service.Rev E A Jenkins The tariff deliberations are keeping «f these purposes, and by authority of law. mills upon the valuation of eacL lot of Business; reports of officers do issue de- the Maine senator very busy. He is one hereby this, my proclamation, wild land, and the amount thus realized Roll-call of societies; reports of societies of the most constant of senators in his signating is f63.945.44. Said amount will be used Election of officers IF YOU BANK WITH US FRIDAY. MAY 7, IW9. attendance upon the sesaions of the Sen- Picnic dinner wholly, ao far as is necessary, for the pro- ate, and is keeping informed about the Afternoon at 1-30. tection and prevention of forest fires on ARBOR divers developments of the debates. The Praise service.Miss Lena Rich DAY, wild lands. Hancock county will pay you can rest assured your funds are in absolute finance committee continues to hold fre- Children's hour, in charge of Junior su- safety, which day is set apart by law “for the plant- fl,S34.73. vet immediately and easily available at all times. _ perintendent.Mre Elva Hall ing of trees and shrubs and the adornment of quent sessions, w hich make further de- With out-of-town we Ten minute talas on the best methods of accounts, acknowledge receipt public and private grounds”, the law stipu- E. H. Greely, the veteran Ellsworth mands upon his time. He is managing of all monte* return mail, further to j Sunday school teaching. The begin- by rendering lating th y law And havtug au office secretary treasury amendments the Senate and House Steamer Tremont in Distress. Take Hall's Pills of for the mouth in 1874 was zero, on April 1, any Family for constipation. and place of business at Boston, county for who will have immediate j With the wild Muffolk. state of is provided conferees might agree upon. For that engine running and the Massachusetts. p.aintiff. while the lowest for the month this year and Albert E. of Penobscot, county over main steam broken a few Varnurn. jurisdiction it. reason the census bill must wait till the pipe minutes of for was 25 degrees, also on April 1. All of Spinal jXotutfc Hancock. State of Maine, is defendant, A second section of the Senate sub- end of the extra session, and all the con- later, the lives of the crew of eight men on thirty dollars seventy cents debt or datuAge, j which goes to show how short are the and twelve of 1 steamer dollars thir een cents costs statute for ferees are so much *‘bet about the paasenger Treinont, which NOTICK. 00 provides special agents, to memories of people who say: “This is the up” it, every suit, and will be told at public auctioa man runs between Bangor and were Mew England Telephone and Tele- Tuesday, the fifteenth of June, a. d 1#*. be the to col- coldest ever.” of them would like to get out of town Manset, day appointed by President, J April THEgraph Company respectfully petitions at ten of the clock in the fore neon, at the for and about the enumeration imperilled Thursday night, until the en- the lect information here and abroad con- good forget Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City office of T H. Smith, in said Bucksport. all of of the population on the mainland and gineer, William Hall, of Brewer, succeeded Ellsworth. Maine, for a location for it's the r ght, title and interest which said Albert cerning foreign customs duties for the CHURCH NOTES. poles and wires thereon, and the E. Varnurn has or bad ot the third of De- at considerable risk in and clos- necessary day dependencies. reaching and a. "as at- use of the President in supporting strengthening fixtures and cember. i. 1908, when the same administering CONGREGATIONAL. ing the main valve. There were no pas- wires, in the following named streets and tached on the ortcinal writ, in and to the fol- of said said the maximum-minimum clause of the ! aboard. highways city. lowing described real estate situated in Her. R. B. Mathews, pastor. sengers Said to ! Wants Bucksport Branch. Company agrees reserve space for Penobscot, to wit: A certain lot or pa'celof tariff bill. They will, of course, work 9 — service at The steamer had made the one cross arm at the lop of all the above land si.uated in said Penobscot, and bounded Sunday, May Morning effort has been just landing poles Although every made to for telephone, fire siarm and police signal as follows: at John Ward well's in conjunction with the new tariff 10.30. Sunday school at 11.45. Evening .at McKinley and was leaving for South- Beginning keep it quiet, it has become known that wires, owned by the city and used for munici- eas corner on road leading from castine bureau. service at 7.30. west Harbor. Opposite Long ledge the pal purposes. Said poles to be erected under to Binehtll; thence southwesterly on slid President John K. Graham, of the Bangor me supervision of such officers as said line south on the shaft city Waidwell’s to said Wardwell's The advocates of the tariff commis- Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7.30. coupling broke and the en- ^4r* Railway et foreclosure of said always UlhMill After thiadAte. ‘MS! mortgage- _ time tut story was left to the imagination. handed down.” Of THE AMEBICAN. Cbablii A. Biwerr /<>« era H. Brain ucuxteeyAmeson. j Maine, lane. 1 Bncksport. April i», Tremont, Me.. April S), 1908. s lage improvement society to contribute FOR BETTER ORCHARDS. MOUTH OK THE RIVER. Sbbntticminu. 9200 toward the continuation of the con- ''ch^useting. Mrs. of Bar is crete walk on the north side of Main street Prof. Hltchlngs Addresses the North Mary Webber, Harbor, visiting her son, Benjamin Webber. work to be done from Oak street to the railroad, it was re- Ellsworth Farmers* Club. Tg road r that the cost of the work would be Nineteen two of Capt. Allen Remick, of was a ELLSWORTH FALLS. ported courageous individuals, Bangor, at from $800 to f1,000. While the board rec- them women, braved the cold and snow week-end guest of hiB uncle, W. L. the of and rain and which were un- Remick. SIDEWALK ognized generosity tho improve- mud, the La France „.EY FOB COMCBBTF. ment the funds were not usual features of 1900** io order Mrs. died at ° this vear- society’s offer, May day, Mary Bailey her home April main stbbkt considered to hear ON sufficient this year to under- Prof. E. F. Hitchings, State ento- 27, afters lingering illness, of consump- of accounts. SHOE fir WOMEN bolls take the work. The plank sidewalk will mologist of the department of agriculture, tion. She leaves a daughter—Amanda, who has cared for her for ba repaired. talk on at Agricultural tenderly at the orcharding hall, " a" present ««»- many and who has the of The full board M. of the hoard of North Ellsworth. years, sympathy and Mon- 8.8mith, secretary $3, $3*50 $4* the city government called Such all in her bereavement. She leaves also a *®T“V,in„of health, attention to the condition unusual weather conditions would Mayor Simonton was not stepson-Willard Bailey, of Bangor, one yening. of the sewer from High and streets naturally affect the attendance at almost La France Shoes the shoe \ ,y of the meeting, and Spruce brother and two siBtors—Alfred Smith, of solve n't at the opening in the vicinity of E. Bonsey & Son’s shop any sort of a function, but a larger attend- Trenton; Mrs. Carlton of of the board, Dow, Tremont, problems of women. iTstockbridge, president on Water street. The board thought it ance was looked for in spite of the draw- and Mrs. Mayo, of Southwest Harbor. the mayor’s arrival STYLE—the latest and most approved Ldded until might be possible this year to lay a tile backs. But if the gathering lacked numbers were passed as follows: Paris and New York models. ol accounts drain between Franklin and Water streets. it in no way lacked enthusiasm. The little XlU account* no. 3. MARINE LIST roll op The matter was referred to the street company gathered about the stove in the FIT—that glove-like but easy snugness I Xante. Amount. *n commissioner. upper hall, and for an hour in the fore- found in shoes of the finest workmanship. Simeon C Fuller, #45 00 KlUworth Port. only ,llCe* A letter from the Maine Commercial noon and three and a half hours in the Edward L Druromey. 45 00 81d May 5. acbs Otronto. Jonesboro, load COMFORT—choice, carefully chosen 1 95 Travellers association attention to afternoon listened with interest to Prof. laths. New York; Henrietta A ! Andrew M Moor. calling Whitney, materials and the exact foot staves and heads. New York; Rozella, South- shape your H A U R Power Co. !» 75 the law requiring suitable Are escapes on Hitchings’ instructive talk. The practical delight. B west Harbor requires take care of that. Michael J Drummey. 295 S3 hotels, was referred to the chief engineer demonstrations in nearby orchards had to 41 «-5 SERVICEABILITY—made to wear as ^tnfscb* P A A Killaiu. of the Are department. be given up because of the weather. BORN. 30 00 Edward Haney, The street commissioner was instructed H. Fremont himself an well as to charm the flpt0,lb0° Maddocks, eye. Brown. 7 00 JH to notify the Bar Harbor & Union River enthusiastic orchardist, over BATES—At to Mr and 5 00 presided Stonington, April 25, Come and see for will Rodney L Salisbury, Mrs Ernest L Bates, a yourself—you Power Co. to replace the drinking foun- the little gathering, and after a brief in- daughter. [Mary Mara I Carter, 3 58" Ginn A Oo» due to alleged defects in highway were feature of the meeting was tbe side-talk Louist.J 4 00 MARSHALL—At Seal Harbor. iVI •ir»o. A M Franks, One was ordered and the out the scores of May 1, to Mr Ellsworth, fhooibou.e, presented. paid, brought by questions and Mrs David B Aiken. 3 85 Marshall, a daughter. F other was referred to which were asked. Aid. Hagao. RE YNOLDS—At Trenton, A >ril to Mr and j A Thompson, 28 96 30, 1 Aid. Hagan, to whom was referred the Only the briefest summary of what was Mrs Frank Reynolds, a son. EE Springer. 10 00 said can.be ROBERTS—At North 28, to Emerson. 27 73 claim of the Ellsw’orth Real Estate Co. for reported. Of the hundreds of Brooklin, April Mrs H H Mr and Mrs Byroa H Robeits. a daughter. 12 50 land from the new 8hore road bugs, enemies of the orchard, but few— Mary A Hodgkin*. damages STANLEY—At Stonington, April 27, to Mr 45 00 the Pond estate, that he the worst—could be discussed in detail. and Mrs E a son. redrP1* Wallace Raymond. crossing reported Stephen Stanley, Wm H Pomroy. 45 00 was unable to come to an agreement with The speaker began at the beginning-the THUULOW—At Long Island, April 28, to Mr E Jellison, 1C 00 and Mrs James F Tburlow, a son. MArtin the representative of the company, which kind of soil best adapted for an orchard, Tel Co. 2 26 I N E Tel A aaked #400. The board suggested the ad- and advised not buying trees until the Susie A Wood. 4 00 MARRIRD. visability of calling in a third man to soil was prepared to set them out. Good C W Grind*!, 22 38 assess is mages. corn land is good orchard land; should be Joseph Morrison. 5 00 CHUBCHILL-HOPKIN8 At If Bucksport, lirtschool, at a and better two 28, Rev E S Barker, Miss Hallie L L DeWitt. 1 50 A recess was taken to Thursday evening, prepared least year, April by dool. George Churchill to Raymond L Hopkins, both of Thomas E Hale. 6* 55 May 20. years, before setting out. oitiogeut. _ Bucksport. of reliable CBJohston, 12 00 Buy good trees, dealers; pay MORAN—GRANT—At Bar Harbor. M vy 1, by C F Leslie W Jordan, 70 00 VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT. a fair Case of a man who Rev McKoy, Miss Eleanor K Moran to price. bought Vernon H Grant, both of Bar Harbor. ! Hancock Co Pub Co. 47 00 trees because he could Real them for Estate 3,500 get W 17 25 of Solicitors Bargains. James Lymburner, Regular Meeting-List seven cents apiece was cited; not 10 per DIED. ; Simeon C Fuller, 6 68 Appointed. cent lived. Twenty-five cents is a fair The following desirable properties may Samuel E Chapman. 86 25 A regular meeting of the Village im- Andrew M Moor, 2 21 average price. BAKER—At North Brooklin, April 27, Mrs be bought on very reasonable terms— provement society [the legal title of this Bet trees to the out in Eliza J Baker, aged 52 years, 7 months, 19 Arno P Laffln. 2 00 forty acre; lay if desired. ia Ellsworth Public days. regular monthly payments 18 organization Improve- looks better, and leaves the Wm O Emery. •# perfect order; BEAZLEY—At Aon ment was held and the Bucksport, May 2, M, 15 00 Society] Monday, laud handier for cultivation. Then fol- William E Whiting. wife of William Beazley, aged 81 years, 21 ELLSWORTH—Deane street; new house, six rooms and batli; new following solicitors, who will at once be- days. <: E Pio. 7 85 lowed directions as to how to care for an furnace; nice lawn* stable. Water street store and dwelling. 00 were CHATTO—At South Brooksville, 26, Hamlin Maddocks, 2 gin collecting, appointed: orchard after it is under and what April river house-lots on a way, Lavinia C. widow of Eben C Chatto, aged 75 Union heights; desirable paying basis. G 4 00 Main and Union streets and Beal avenue— Guy Raymond. may be expected of it if properly culti- years, 3 months, 3 days. John O Kief, 3 00 Mrs. W. U. Dresser and Mrs. F. L. HANCOCK POINT—New summer cottage; living room, 2Ox:!0; hard- | vated. Bpecial attention was given to DOYLE—At Trenton, May 1, Charles E Doyle, George E Fullerton, 3 50 aged 60 years, 3 months. wood door; fireplace; tiue kitchen and pantry : four chambers Mason. the and the what W 8 15 spraying—the way, how, and bath ; hot and cold water two tiue view of Wm York, Park and Lincoln—Mrs. W. H. EASTMAN—At.East Orland, May 2, Isaac ; piazzas ; bay Cushman. 6 84 Oak, Titus. with. Eastman, Elizabeth T aged 74 years. and mountains, some very tine shore lots in sizes to suit Dr H L D Woodruff. 87 12 Western Main (from bridge along the interested in was GETCHELL-At Orland, May 4, Frederick B 18 47 Everyone orcharding purchaser. 0 J Hollis Estey. F. Carroll Burrill. Getchell, aged 35 years. Albert Garland, 12 50 Surry road)—Mrs. advised to send to the department of agri- GRAY—At Bluehill, May 3, Mrs Sarah A annex Court and Pleasant—Mrs. F. W. Rollins. for farmers’ SORRENTO—New hotel and ; thirty-six large rooms; ‘four bath culture at Washington bulle- (Howard) Gray, aged 84 years. #1.379 98 —Mrs. C. R. Burrill. moms complete; extra closets and lavatories ; tune High tin No. 283. MARTIN—At Hancock, May 1. Mrs Mamie fireplaces; STREET COMMISSIONER'S ROLLS. large and electric lights in all > — Brimmer and Martin, 38 11 16 pleasant piazzas; rooms; hand- Pine Mrs. J. H. Mrs. E. E. of the was aged years, months. days. #857 08 Almost every phase subject some lifhvaye. NASON-Af. North Ellsworth, 3, Hiram dining-room overlooking bay ; phi'e glass ; dipautiful ..... 44 48 Rowe. and was treated in a May idewalk*.• touched upon, most Nason, 53 A twelve rooms and Path : five It ; lock crushing. 360 60 aged years ground Cottage, replaces Hancock—Mrs. E. K. was -- #762 11 Hopkins. interesting and instructive way. It ORCUTT—At Franklin, April 18, Laura E, electric light* ; large piazza ; ay and mountain view; fine Franklin—Mrs. Eva M. Sellers. wife of Otis O 55 8 TEACHERS' SALARY ROLL. suggested that an attempt b? made by the Qrjutt, aged years, location. Cottage, eleven rooms and hath; Mint tifei laces; | Dean—Mrs. E. B. Dennett. months, 12 months. High school. #178 38 Ellsworth board of trade to secure Prof. electrio lights; large piazza; desirable surroui dt ,cS : fine schools. 613 50 PARKER—At Bluehill, May 1, Mias Lena A ■Common State Mrs. A. M. Hopkins. for a of the sime location. Several hundred beautiful cottage lots in *tze.- to suit I #791 88 Hitchings lecture sort Parker, aged 24 years, 3 months, 13 days. Alice H. Scott. purchaser; miles of shore front reserved for School-Miss some time this spring at Hancock hall. SINCLAIR—At Ellsworth, May 2. Nellie L, patrons. Total of all rolls. 92 Church—Mrs. Henry J. Joy. wife of Charles E Sinclair, aged 38 years, 11 At noon dinuer was served in the lower months. SORRENTO offers every advantage to the summer tourist; com- A petition was received from the New Qrant-Mrs. L. A. Emery. hall. STANLEY—At Northeast Harbor. April 29, munication often boat and & for by rati; library; church; boating; bathing; England Telephone Telegraph Co., Mary A. Stockbridge. Ellsworth farmers’ club is inf Ant child of Mr and Mrs Frank Stanley. Cbapel—Miss To the North fine nice location of and wires on the west end TRACY—At tennis; automobiles; roads; drives; woods; delightful walks. polls Maple—Mrs. Robert B. Holmes. due much credit for getting Prof. Hitch- Franklin, April 26, Solomon D of Main street and the road to the Tiacy, aged 32 years, 6 months, 12 days. Burry The annual membership fees are due, and his talk is bound to ings here, pro- WENTWORH-At Franklin, April 29, George Barry town line, the intention being to is We do a INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE bu*ln ss. and and their prompt payment requested. duce a wide-spread influence for good. W Wentworth, aged 41 years, 2 months, 9 general rebuild the line already established there. days. offer the best companies, lowest rates, best terms, etc. Correspondence WILLEY—At ,Wo«t Suilivao. Mrs The board voted that the proper notice be Methodist Church OOiclaU. April 29, solicited. ; (iKf&KN hAKK. Meroa Willey, aged about 62 years. given fora hearing on the petition at the The official appointments for the Ells- YOUNG—At Ellsworth, April 30, Charles E, All business entrusted to us will receive the very best attention. aldermen’s room son of Mr Thursday evening, May worth Methodist Episcopal church for The following flsh were taken during and Mrs Otis Young, aged 2 years. 20. at 7.30 o’clock. the ensuing year have been completed as the past week, although none were taken The of Auditor T. E. which report Hale, follows: during the cold, rainy days: Mr. Jenkins ZtoomiacnuntB.. is in full elsewhere in this printed issue, District Superintendent — Rev. H. B. and William Miller, three, one of 7 was and on file. accepted placed Haskell. pounds and two of 6 pounds; Mr. Day, TRY THE MONEY-BACK CURE The H. Grant The finance committee was authorized George Co., Pastor—William Forbes Emery. three, one of 2 pounds, one 10 and one 12 to a loan of FOR INDIGESTION. negotiate temporary f2,500or Trustees—B. T. Sowle, president; Dr. F. pounds; Mr. Quinn, four salmon, two of 7 ELLSWORTH, MAINE. aa much thereof as necessary. F. Simonton, secretary and treasurer; C. I. pounds and two of 2 pounds, one trout, 5 bill of Michael Bhea for dve loads of Nine times in ten stomach John O. Walter A. Mrs. H. F. tw'o salmon, one derange- Staples, Capt. Kief, pounds; Lord, ments are for sallow tocic, |B, was referred to the committee responsible com- Bonsey, Charles Fuller, Robert Alexander. of 4% pounds and one of 2 pounds; G. and on streets. plexion, dull eyes thin body. Stewards Mrs. Fannie Hopkins, district Danico, one of 2 pounds; E. Merrill, one It is the stomach that Jeremiah Hurley called attention to the supplies steward; Mrs Florence Blaisdell, treas- of 2 pounds; A. E. Higgins, one of 8 nourishing blood to tbe muscles, tbe abase of the on his lot dumping privilege urer; B. T. Sowle, recording steward; Mrs. pounds; S. S. Jordan, of Hallowell, one of nerves and skin. If the stomach is Commonwealth Hotel on the 8ta bawl road, truckmen and others Walter Bonsey, Mrs. M. A. Armstrong, 7% pounds; H. S. Sears, of Augusta, one healthy, plenty of nutritions matter Opposite State House, vho rubbish there it will be absorbed tbe carry dumping Mrs. John Kief, Mrs. Annie Grant, Mrs. of 8 pounds; Eric Moore, two saloon, 6 by blood. If it broadcast over the lot instead of at the is not the food will BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. A. P. tchenagucia, Mrs. Woodbury Mc- and 6% pounds; Ed Frazier, one salmon 7 healthy, ferment, point The matter was re- and, undigested, will pass designated. Mrs. Isabel Mrs. one trout, Fred one along Cartney, Wardwell, Mary pounds, 4>4; Grace, the so fowed to the committee on streets. through bowels, furnishing Card. salmon, 5 pounds, one trout, 1% pounds; One little nutritious matter that tbe blood suggestion made for the better — Ladies' aid society Mrs. John Kief, R. I. Moore, two salmon, 3 pounds and 4>4 becomes and the control of the matter to impoverished glow was require Fannie vice- W’xlliain one president; Mrs. Hopkins, pounds; flsh, of healtn vanishes. Model A—M;* xwell Junior—10 horse power, pabl'r truckmen to take out a license, Drummej^ president; Mrs. Olive Alexander, secre- variety unknow'n; Mrs. J. T. McDonald, If you sutler from nervousness, sick PRICE $500. bit no action on this line was taken. of tary; Mrs. W. Bonsey, treasurer. oue salmon 3 pounds; R. Higgins and headache, belching gas, sour taste Wra- H. H. Rice O. A. R. was in the heaviness alter post Calendar society- Mrs. Mary Bonsey, Hiram Patten, one salmon 8 pounds. A moatb, eating, ▼oted the use of Hancock hall for the or any other miserable stomach dis The MAXWELL AUTOMOBILE frtjp president; Miss Mattie Grant, vice-presi- number of salmon have been caught at the *aion memorial service turbanee, you need Mi-o na, and the PERFECTLY SIMPLE-SIKPLY PERFECT Bunday eveuing, dent; Mrs. Nettie Fullerton, secretary; foot of the lake by parties unknown. and sooner you get it the quicker you will *»y 39, for the regular Memorial the ideal car for Miss Annie Mitchell, treasurer. be healthier and The Maxwell is exercises on 31. happier. rough, sandy or hilly roads. Of Monday, May It will relieve distressed stom- Offers rooms with hot and cold water for Tne board BAR HARBOR. any proved reliability, and the best unanimously voted that the car on mar- fl.00 and which includes free “1 from the college of experi- ach condition almost immediately. It moderate priced the | per day up, State road graduated Maurice C. ket use of shower baths. to work this year begin at a point man.” “Ah," smiled the Ramsey, formerly organist will care if used to direc- to-day. I public Nothing ta ence, yuuug according this in New’ England. Rooms with State street near the John Cook wise "then I you have and choir-master at St. Saviour’s church, equal place youth, presume tions. G. A. Parcher sells it for 50 baths for and 11 “Yes, of and private fl.50 per day up; Ellsworth and be carried north- vour diploma." indeed,” replied now New York city, Mrs. Rumsey cents a and he thinks M. and Palls, of 'em-three blocks of large box, S. MAYO, suites of two rooms bath for |4.00 per the man; "plenty are congratulations on the birth of it to it to cure westeriy toward the Bangor bridge as two blocks of receiving enough guarantee day and up. stocks in oil companies, for Hancock the of a The little one has been Agent County. room and cafe tirst-class. Euro- appropriation would permit. stocks in gold mines and mj marriage daughter. indigestion. ^Dining In SOUTHWEST MAINE. pean Plan. regard to the proposition of the Vil- certificate. christened Agnes Creighton. HARBOR, Saturday evening Miss Eleanor Moran ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF CITY AUDITOR’S REPORT. and Vernon Grant were married at the AGENTS WANTED! (After charging off rolls and orderB passed April 5,1909.) home of the bride’s parents, Thomas F. Stone Floors, nothing wood'but the doors. Chance of a lifetime to represent house handling Total Warrants Moran and wife. The wedding was a very article housewife will at Equipped with its own Sanitary Vac- Appropri- Sundry Bat. uuick-selling every buy fund. tion. credits. credits. drawn. the relatives of the sight. No experience necessary. A splendid uum cleaning plant. quiet one, only couple or back. Jnst 85 23 Cures catarrh money to make big profits. Write Contingent. 88 88 *2,191 *4.103 and a few immediate friends opportunity quickly in room. *6,000 *294 *6,294 witnessing before someone else it. Long distance telephone every 45 breathe it in. Complete outfit, including aud get your territory gets 4 500 4,500 00 404 56 4,095 Highway. the ceremony. inhaler $1. Extra bottles oOc. a Temperance Hotel. 69 66 34 Druggists. AMERICAN SALES CO., Strictly Sidewalk . 1_500 1.500 00 1,430 Alanson Tucker, one of the well-known 609 Sudbury Building, Boston. Send for booklet. 00 500 00 ...... 500 500 Bridge. summer died at his Bos- 666 42 visitors, Saturday E°ck 000 2 00 1,002 00 335 58 STORER F. CRAFTS. Manager. crushing. 1 ton home. He was here last season but State road 754 00 519 66 234 34 .’7M was in health. About a month 72 ver> poor City poor.. 3550 8 38 3,558 38 591 66 2,966 ago he suffered a shock. Mr. Tucker was 17 52 52 31199 f 706 53 . 1000 1,017 born and in and was 58 brought up Boston, ^*ty 4 500 4,500 00 1,197 42 3,302 WINDSOR mcbooth. about sixty years old. At one time he was HOTEL! High 91 315 97 2,727 94 W. T. BRUBAKER, school. 2 300 743 91 3,043 commodore of the Eastern Yacht club. Manager. 553 01 Teat-book. 600 6 31 606 31 53 30 Midway between Broad St. Station 493 53 ^choolbouse. 500 500 00 6 47 on SATURDAY, and Reading Terminal on Filbert St. ol 473 05 BLUEHILL FALLS. Sept, schools. 500 27 21 527 21 54 16 00 Police.' 1;JU0 1,200 00 144 00 1,066 The E. 9. Wilson sailed April 29. GLUWOKTH European, $1 per day and up. Eire 639 71 2,093 66 department. 2 600 33 37 2,633 37 Harvey Friend, of Brockton, Mass., vis- Steam and Bath Rooms. $2.50 City library ’goo 25328 1,08* 28 159 50 903 78 ited his father last week. Laundry American, per day 00 3,600 00 ••NO PAT, NO WASH and Interest. 3 goo 3,800 Mrs. B. H. Candage is having her house at Haines’. up. City 00 2,000 00 of Bluehill. water."" 2,000 2,000 painted by George Pillabury, All binds of laundry work done at abort notice The only moderate oriced hotel of repu- Electric 377 50 70 goods called tor and delivered. tation aud m light. 2,266 590 20 2,855 20 2,477 Schooner Ben Hur, Capt. Ralph Long, of consequence Eerpt. care n3 50 H. B. EBTEY A cem. lote. 59 54 50 113 50 East Bluehill, is at the landing loading IE A CHAUFFEUR CO.( side 00 staves for New York. WEST BN') kiRIDOE. RLLNWOBTH MB PHILADELPHIA. „**t road. 1 500 1,500 00 1,500 M 257 25 May 3. CRT;MBS. AutMMkUi ’lo*5.. ’250 7 25 257 25 Engineer Men wanted to tram for Oriental Works. rotala, 81 #13,526 81 #7,272 78 #36,25103 (Positions a* drivers or re- Rug #41,478 #2,048 ORLAND. 'pa’rmen. Salary |I?» to Factory rebuilt—brick, week. Actual amuicie modem improvements. THE— TAX COLLECTOR’S ACCOUNTS. •ao per practice, Frederick P. Qetchell, aged thirty-five course 3 weeks. Oldest. Most Reliable School. Uncollected Col. since years, died Tuesday, after a few weeks’ ill- ! Write now for best positions. Beautiful, cu ly, fluffy Rug* made from old r to date. Woolen, Tape.Htiy. KnuueU or Velvet last last report. ness from Mr. POUTUHD AUTO CO., PORTLAND. Mf. Carpets. CLARION. jJ-’ report. blood poisoning. Uetcbell Carpet* Cleaned Clean. Scud for circular. had many friends and was well known L. L. Business Cart). MORRISON, Skowhegsn, Maine. Whether it’s a range or a fur- 908 throughout the State. Besides a father, 864 99 6,030 78 .. 6,895 77 Preble Qetchell, who is very ill and con- II. nace—if it is a “Clarion”, it is to he a wife and one SCOTT,' 49 #16,204 50 fined his bed, leaves ALICE sure to meet Tot*U... #17,124 99 (020 ■PBCULTY MAf)B OF ELECTRICAL tSSS.T every requirement. child, also a brother—B. P. Qetbhell, of Pull Line* ot TREASURER’S REPORT. Brewer. | TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING, Made by the Wood Bishop Co., ®* #*,788 OS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES rT*?0® b»ndJl*»t|r»port, # 125 00 Paid ainoe l*st report, AMO Sold ‘Ted 660 54 Bangor. by aiaca Ian report, 5,282 54 Cash OR band, LAMOINE. GENERAL CLERICAL WORK, t AND PICTURES. | Ulauu m wiria, lU Sfplki Ckavtall; Oi.au ®>®754 There will be a dance ait the town hall J. P. ELDRIDGE, „ Tot«*, #5,367 54 Total, Cor. Mata and Water mm (over Moore’* Drun ANDREW M. MOON. 3, IMS. T. E. Bale, Auditor. Friday evening. Store;, Bliaworta. Maine | Main St., KlUworUi Main Street. Ellswobth. * Jane 1 end 2. Mrs. Jennie Price White winter. All are glad at 107 her to Rockland Thursday for repairs. NEWS. tn^T^I -m* American has subscribers COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY see Mr. ,1111 un- | will be the the speaker. j Manchester so Rockland is her principal *o* y«r* of*e* much the 22 7 in Hancock county. Steamer taking place i "*> i.tTUTJ% \etc* Wi’ W*** p»f» ! additional (aunty page* if post-offices May 3. E. health. ,rnProved com- til the Vinal Haven is ready. Atl the other papers in the County May 1. has been 8TONINGTON. bined do not reach so many. The AMERI- The Union grammar school SOUTHWEST HARBOR. ISLES FORD. ---- B is the in closed for a to the resigna- been is CAN not only paper printed ! week, owing Miss Georgia Brown, of Miibridge, is Mark Perl insky, of Bar Harbor, was in Mrs. Clayton Gilley, who has ill, sutxiVAN harbor. never claimed to who a better Hancock county, and has | tion of the teacher, accepted on spending a few weeks with her sister, town Wednesday and Thursday busi- improving. Eugene Erann it teaching in but it is the ihat can prop- sitnation in another part of the State. Jied, to, only paper Mrs. Seth Norwor. The sad news of the death of i friends in Boston and vicinity. for C. H. ! to Rockland until the steamer housekeeper Preble. **'-) NEWS. morning Norwood in of con- Smith is with Frank 1 COUNTY Massachusetts, quick Ellery working is the Benvenue cora- Haven is to take her former It rumored that Miss Wilson has Vinal ready has been is accepted a pesil sumption, recently received by Stanley, who busy painting this spring. soon. j>any will open its granite works Presque Isle, and will leave NORTH HANCOCK. j place. his brothar, Nahum Norwood. Mr. Smith was last year employed by the soon, 1 Spec. Mrs. John and two children May 3. McGuffy Oapt. Bennis and wife and Mrs. Josh? Googins was in Bangor a lew Mrs. M. E. Dresser arrived last week by government as one of the crew at the life- jjis, ^ arrived from Creetown, Scotland, last returned Inst last week. l>oat from her home in to saving station here. Simpson week days BASS HARBOR. Orlaud, spend week. fromBoS Fred of the summer, with her Mrs. Dr. of Northeast was in Bennis, Chu-ag i, Mrs. Bertha Wilbur, of Bar Harbor, vis- Chester is working at Northeast daughter, j (_W>*»r, Harbor, Sawyer County Attorney Conary, of Bucksport, end of Ins James Scott. She was by her ; town and a successful guest parents. ited in town recently. Harbor. accompanied Sunday performed Capt. and*!!™ has spent several days in town the past sister-in-law, Mrs Mary P. Lord, of on the throats of Miss Marion BertQii. Friends of Mrs. Fred Graves are to operation sorry Maurice Thurst in and wife, who have ; week. Gardiner, who will remain for a vnd tne regular musicians did not come, so brother, Joy, 30._ were served. with him in the homestead since his which are the bast for and en- \ : bor. strength or the benefit of the few who were there GOIT’8 ISLAND. Neal McKinnon, who has been with his father died. He also leaves a son El- durance. It has been that eaten .ula Richardson until when William Smith was taken ill proved wood, and two and Mar- played 11, suddenly Philip Moon mill soon have his weir aunt, Mrs. Eben Dow, for the last two daughters-Helen 9f Oats and such cereals are far he crowd broke while away from home and now Quaker vel. Hi* wife died nine months He up. Saturday, ready. years, left on Monday for Belfast, where ago. in and endurance tn May 3. P. M. lies unconscious. in the future he will have a home with his superior strength is survived by three brothers-Loren, Al- Miss P. Gott is visiting friends Evelyn ; those who the usual diet of vin and Miss Ninetta Bryant, of was a mother. Mrs Benjamin Young. rdly upon Frank, and two sisters—Mrs. Liz- WEST TREMONT. Corea, at McKinley. *ie and Mrs. Nellie week-end visitor to her grandmother, The owned Herbert of heavy, greasy foods. Campbell Gray. E. L. Gott haa been a few yacht by White, Mrs. Let hi a has been ; Capt. catching Funeral services were held at the Sprague spending Mrs. William Stewart. j which has in When all is said and done on the Metho- in his net off back Crescent beach. Brookline, Mass., wintered few days with relatives at Tremont and herring dist chapel, Rev. Mr. Bromley officiating. The 1. O. R. M. had a candidate Thurs- the harbor here, sailed this week for Lynn, cereal food question, the fact remains McKinley. Miss Bertha Morrill will leave for The large attendance and the abundance day evening and the Pocahontas furnished Mass., where she will go in commission. that for and for results in Rockland. where she has em economy of beautiful flowers Rev. A. B. Carter preached his first Monday, testified to the esteem ; one of their delicious suppers. Capt. Frank Gross, of Oceanrtlle, sails health and Oats stands lermon here I ployment. strength, Quaker in which Mr. Wentworth was held. at the Methodist church, i her. Deep Mrs. William H. Moore went to West first of aiL It is the most food is felt U1 are glad to see him back. Mr*. Mary Lewis, who has been visiting | popular sympathy for the aged mother, who Sullivan Sunday to spend the week with April 20. H. _ in the world the foods sold is all his illness to care for E twin aDd wife her sister, Mrs. Maggie Trask, returned among helpied through Sunday Lopaus visited ner daughter, Mrs. Harvard Havey, who and to the bereaved Mrs. to NORTH DEER ISLE. packages. him, children. Lopaus' father, Capt. W. S. Norwood, is ill. McKinley Wednesday. 1W1 It. May 3. R. jf Seal Cove, who come home from sea ill A school «f large sea pollock visited the Edward Thompson has gone to join his grocers carry Quaker Oats \ Mrs. Emma Upham, »ao ha* been at Friday. lower pool one day this week-a sel- yacht. sells at 10c for the size package, | SWAN'S ISLAND. Mrs. J. ». coombs' the past wees, re- thing regular Mrs. Helen Lawson dom, if ever, seen before. has out in Murphy and chil- turned u> her home iu \\ inter Harbor Capt. F. E. Gray gone tisbing 25c for the large size family package Miss Stinson is horns from Ro k- Gladys iren. who have a few weeks with her Miss Marion * the Hazel Bell. and spent >unua>. Trask, who has been with 30c for the family package contain-' iaod, where she has had employment ali ^ mother, Mrs. Q. G. Lawson, returned to her sister. Mrs. Charles liarding. expects Mrs. W. W. Scott has to South i a winter. The school league bad a pleasant and gone ing fine piece of china. Ro kland to-day. to return to her home at Atlantic next Boston to live. protiisbie eteniug with Whittier Thurs- Steamer Gov. Bodwell broke her »ba t May 3. Thelma. Sunday day. After « hue n social ass Mi9s Bessie Bridges his returned to her Tuesday night while docking here. Tie program, j enjoyed. Arthur Rumill, of Seal Cove, and Simeon home at Swan’s Island. tug John Morrison, of Rockland, tbv ed d :dham Marshall, of Southwest Harbor, came Mrs. \V. who Mrs. Eliza Powers went to Portlan 1 Alonzo Gray has gone to George Alien, spent the Bradley. Friday to put in the foundation for w-inter in Boston, was at ner home at the last Wednesday to visit her son Everett iBccua.. Miss Bertha Dorr, of East Or land, is Mrs. William Burnham’s j baud'* oue day lajt week. Allen is bungalow. visiting friends in town. Capt. E. W. Hardy has raised his barn three in about two May expected weeks, wnen they 3._Chips. feet, and will build up the ground and H. P. Burrill and wife went to Old Town will open their house. level it off. Friday to visit relatives. EGYPT i Never Fail. May 3. C. hey The sidewalk has been making Bert Yenadestme and wife, of Orono. Holcie Coombs has gone to Bar Harbor society on the sidewalk. Charles That is What They Say About are guests of W. W. Black and wife. WINTER HARBOR. to work. repairs Gray and Delmont Torrey have done the work. Everett W. Smith came Harold Burrill has accepted a position home from Norris Savage, who has spent the winter Them in Ellsworth, aud It Mrs. Hannah Holden arrived home as foreman on a farm owned by Black Holden Saturday. here, has returned to his summer work at last week from Port Jefferson, N. Y., Is, Therelore, Reliable. Bros., of Bangor. Miss Madge Tracy, of steuben, is at Bar Harbor. where she has been tne past winter with Mrs. Lizzie Burrill and her sister, Miss work at Dr. Smaii's. L?nora, the little daughter of Leonard Another proof, more e\ idenee. Ellsworth her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Haskell. Gladys Elindge, are visiting their mother. | C. T. Hooper and wife spent Sunday at Clark and wife, who has been very ill of Capt. F. A. Haskell is home for testimony to swell the long list of local Mrs. Wentworth Staples. their old home at South Gouldsboro. pneumouia, is gaining rapidly. waiting ( a wind to sail for New York in the 3. The people who endorse the old rem- May B. ! Bertron Rand is in Portland this many friends of William F. Jordan Quaker week, schooner L. T. Whitmore. Delmont If are delegate to the grand lodge of Masons. are glad to see him at home after spend- you edy, Doan's Kidney Pills. Head this con- SEAL HARBOR. Torrey goes as mate, and Mrs. Torrey is ing the winter in New York and New Jer- here L. has a crew of men as a about flour, Mrs. Ed. Dow has returned to her home Joseph Smallidge going guest. your vincing endorsement of that remarkable work sey. at Tremont. at repairing the coal wharf for the May 3._H. just made for you. preparation: I1 summer business. Willis Billings is boarding his three si°re^ A was born Made from richest Ohio wheat. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. oldest children with his NORTHEAST HARBOR. Mrs. A. E. Small is in brother, Henry number* R. T. Young, Road, I David Marshall 1. Portland this in sealed tanks and cleaned farmer, Partridge May Billings, for tb* summer. Mrs. Ed. Sav- The infant child of ; week, the guest of Miss Clara L. Jones Prank Stanley and less times before grinding. Tested Dr. Wood, of Bar visited age is taking care of the child. wife died | Ellsworth, Me., says: “Before 1 u,ed Harbor, at the Maine general hospital. youngest suddenly last Thursday morn- every half hour at the mills. friends here over 3. Sunday. May G. ing. The child not waking at the regular It makes the whitest, Doan’s Kidney Pills in 1902. I had such a Mrs. idella Hill, who has been visiting lightest, A. E. Clement bought a fine pair of time, 2 o'clock, Mrs. Stanley got up to most bread in the ner daughter, Mrs. Ralph Crane, the past MT. DESERT FERRY. appetizing j severe stuck of backache that I could driving horses last week. give it its food, and found it dead. Much world. week, returned to her home in Brooklin Mrs. W. W. Jellison returned home last is felt for them in scarcely move about. 1 think the trouble Miss Myra Pease, of Bar Harbor, visited sympathy their bereave- j Thursday. Saturday. Mrs. Parker over ment. Sunday. I B. was caused by a cold which I had con- £. Tracy and family, who have been Harvard Carter is teaching the grammar Hon. James George L. Stebbins and of New tenants in Brice, ambassador to the family, the Bunker and Tracy building school at Hancock. tracted. I heard so many favorable re- York, are at their j United States from Great will oc- cottage for the season. during the winter, have returned to their Britain, Irving Leland and the James Gardiner WilliamTell 3. spent Friday night cupy .T. this ports about Doan’s Kidney Pills that I May Malvina. pleaaant home on Grindstone avenue. cottage Saturday at F. L. Colby's. summer. E. B. 3. Morse, of the concluded to try them, and procured a box Eastern Steamship BEECH HILL. JL^wis Sprat t and family have moved Greer, of New will have Co., Bar Harbor, was io town this week to Bishop York, : the at Moore's store. brought me John Richardson is ill. into Joeeph Jellison house. Vaughan No. 1. drug They consult with Dr. Small. While in town cottage Mr. of The and I continued them Miss Jessie Fullerton is visiting Mrs. ! he was the guest ol Mrs. Jennie Parsons, Ellsworth, recently base ball team held a benefit dance ■** prompt relief, using Kingsley. ANSTCD * *011 COMPACT. Ernest Richardson. made a short visit with his cousin, Mrs. Thursday night at the /Flour The annual Neighborhood with | exercises of David A. increasing benefit. I have since Nettie Higgins. house. Albert Burns, wife and daughter Laura ; Weare poet, G. A. R., will be held at Grocer’i Miss Carrie Wr For Sale at Your recommended Doan’s Kidney Pills to visited relatives here Sunday. Winter Harbor Memorial day. Rev. E. Colby, who has been seri- The Willing Workers of the Baptist j ill s. of the ously of typhoid fever and pneumonia church had an ice-cream social many of my triends, and know of several Mrs. Lewis Googins and two children, Drew, pastor Baptist church, Friday & Co of i will deliver the memorial at the borne of her sister in West Scar- evening at the house. Trenton, visited friends and relatives oration. parish Whitcomb, Haynes ME who have derived the same beneficial re- boro, is gaining. ELLSWORTH FALLS, here recently. The twenty-second annual convection Clayton, youngest child of Will Jordan sults from their use.” of the Woman’s ; I c. wife, who has been ill Mrs. Benjamin Carter has gone to North- Christian temperance May3._ very of pneu- east Harbor union will be held at the monia, is much DON’T BE BALD For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. to take charge of Atwood's Baptist church. improved. REV. I. W. WILLIAMSON'S LETTER. in the house. Winter Harbor, and Ansel Manchester and If there ia any vitality boarding Tuesday Wednesday, Rev. I. W. family are home Foster- Mil burn Co., New Williamson, of HuDtinctou W from wtiere Rezall “93" Hair Tonic will p°*“ Buffalo, York, May 3. H. *• to that WaterviUe, they spent the __ certify I used and cure baldnerf Hoarseness, bronchitis sad other throat FolevXV "ri£* a grow new hair troublesare Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaus- > sole agents for the United States. quickly cured by Foley's Honey turn and want you to try this preparattoo Soothes skin. Heals cats or burns sud as It kidney trouble, and am free to ** desire a itching Tar, soothes and heals the inflamed that it clear complexion take the y. uje will do all that you claim for it s riak. We’ll return money ilotnember the without a scar. Cures piles, eczema, calf and bronchial tubes and the most Poley Orino Laxative for and aatiafleca name—Doan's—and take 'It Foley s Kidney Remedy has restored health I constipation if you are not entirely rheum, obstinate cough disappear-. Insist t I trouble, as it will stimulate these any itching. Dostn's Ointment. Your upon and strength to thousands of weak, run-down organ* 50o. and U.O0. F G. Me *enai*« ■ thoroughly cleanse is aiaes, Bo other. I hmT!“*„*he Foley's Honey and Tar. people. Contains no harmful i your system, which \ o' druggist sells it.—Adrt. O. A. Psacasa. drugs and is o««ds in the sale and retail druggist, j | I pleasant to take. O A. Pasoan. spring in order 1 to feel wefl. O a. Paacnaa. j ofloa. The BsxaU ^ojr Uge to Jodge Magowen, of Washington, Saflraata ant *tramto»>> ttUbmiwuirnw, EifalXcnict*. NEWS. D. C., for the season. COUNTY NEWS. Spfyv'"... fbr Additional Now, »oo other County pa yet Mias Mina Stewart has gone to Boston Andboscoqoij* m.:—7\» the Sheriffe of our r#- and K. for a visit of two or thetr Providence, I., CA8TINE. MIANUS MARINE ENGINES epective counHee, either of deputise. Bt’CltSPORT. weeks. |£. 8.] ORBKTINO: with hia YI YE command fo attach the and Sunday P. E. Rea went to Boston Monday on yon goods a. Jones spent Cspt. R. C. Stewart has returned from VV estate of Edgar Bronk and Henrietta ^ business. Commencing, April 26, 1900. F. Bronk, both of West Falmouth, in tha berf. Rockland, where he went for a load of friend, BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR. THE OLD RELIABLE county of Barnstable, and state of Massa- Terrill ia viaiting Mrs. A. Ricker spent several days last to the value of three thousand freight. A M A M P M P M chusetts. five pyenc* to IS H. P. hundred and summon the said de- week in Bangor. BAR HARBOR. 10 40 3 55 9 20 114 dollars; Mass. Mrs. E. I. Hill week fendants be found In '-bridge- spent last at Winter Sorrento 4 30 (if they may your pre- has returned C. F. Jones and to before our of our su- 0. Swaaey the of wife spent several days Sullivan. 4 65 cinct) appear justice a inert Harbor, guest her daughter, Mrs. PRICE RIGHT next to be held at Ells* * and friend. In last week in Mt DesertFerry. 11 an 6 20 1005 preme judicial court, to relatives Sarah Crane. Bangor. within and for our said of Han- A,jt Waukeag S Fy. 11 37 5 27 10 12 worth, county on the seeond of a. d C. H. and wife are a Hancock 111 4*» 5 30 10 15 Pumps, cock, Tuesday October, Thomas Hooper spending Ice Cream 1909. then and there in onr said court te 50 of Bears- Candage is very ill. Franklin Road. 111 48 J5 39 10 26 Havener, few days in Portland. answer unto Garner aud Co, a ,iioe Crocker Wash’gt’n June. ii oc 1 Iff 57 J5 47' 10 45 Freezers, corporation »■A week to attend Harvey Wells has rented Mrs. K. R. duly established by or of land with Philip Qilley. the Unitarian Holden. Jl SO 12k 1« 6 39 I'll 34 parcel Mary Butterfield, church Sunday. Repairs the thereon bounced aud described of her Harbor, are doing the at the Brewer June. 12 09 1 051 6 59 11 58 buildings illness and death aiater, plumbing ns follows, viz.: All that certain lot or par- ’’Tbe Frank Ladd, of was the BANGOR, MC. 12 IS 1 10 7 06 11 59 tiaa returned to Crawford cottage at West End. Islesboro, guest cel of situated and near Swan’s Worthley, P M P M A M A M land, lying *b of Miss Carrie over in »o viz.: ■ Crosgrove Sunday. Island, Casco bay passage, called, Will who has been Portland. 4 50 5 40 12 60 4 50 in Lowell, Mass. Cousins, employed Aik for being the island called ORONO. and marked e Miss Marjorie who Boston. 7 55 0 05 5 30 8 25 is borne after in Lawrence, Mass., is at home, and has Hutchinson, spent '■N", on the plan of C. 8. Abbott, and being William Forsyth the BANUOR TO BAR HARBOR. Catalog one of the islands Charles 8, * moved hia winter in Washington, D. C., is home. conveyed by with her family into H. 8. Kane's house. Abbott to Jacobs. deed dated June apyorsl weeks daughter, a n Reed, by John Thombs left New Boston. 10 00 8 00 9 00 20. a. d 1850. and recorded in Hancock countv in Newark, N. J. She E. W. Wells and E. B. Kane are at home Wednesday for Jdson, A M M registry of deeds, book li6, page 11, to which Imrrf York where he will a for the home by her grand- from South Bluehill, where they have join yacht Portland. 1 20 11 00 12 40 reference is hereby made for a more particu- srcompanled summer. A M A M P M P M lar description; said island being afterwards Jitson. been employed in A. E. Farnsworth's elara BRANCH AT ROCKLAND, MAINE Hope BANGOR. e oo 10 30 3 as 5 00 conveyed by the heirs of said Jacoo 8. Reed ibter. Miss Katherine of State super.ntendent of factory. Parsons, Harborside, Brewer June. 6 07 10 37 3 n 5 08 to Garrett Coughlin, by deed duly recoided in Smith, Holden. :« 2fl 10 59 14 oo 15 25 said Hancock county registry, in book 28ft, address under tbe M iss Liva spent Sunday with Misses Miriam and will give “n Tibbetts, who spent the win- Phillips Lake. t« 36 111 07 14 06 J5 32 page 8, and afterwards conveyed by Garrett “Some Caroline Walker. Green l.ake. 6 44 11 15 4 13 40 Conghiiu to J. Dunlop Smith and recorded ak the October club, on of ter with her father, Capt. J. M. J5 of Tibbetts, Nicolin. 16 53 11 25 14 21 J6 49 page 437. in book 281, of said registry, and in has to South Mrs. Alice after an absence of Educational Demands”, Emery gone Brewer to visit her sis- Coombs, Ellsworth Falls. 7 06 11 10 4 31 6 02 thereafter conveyed by J. Dunlop Smith to evening. May 5. The ter before going to New York. several weeks, has returned to her work ELLSWORTH. 7 18 11 47 4 39 6 08 the Empire Granite Co., as recorded at page I Wednesday Wash’gt'n June. 7 26 11 4 45 {8 14 4o8. iu book 281, of said Hancock county reg- Mr. Smith 3. in the post office. All are to see her 57, ijfreo to the public. May Une Femme. glad Franklin Road. |7 33 12 06' 6 22 istry; then afterwards convey ed by said Em- meeting in the grarn- back. Hancock. J7 41 12 151 6 30 pire Granite Co to Eogar Brouk aud J. Dan- a teachers’ 8 as recorded in book 311. at "hold Waukeag, Fy. 7 44 12 18 6 33 PROCURED AND DEFER lop Smith, page 76, after- WEST BROOKSVILLE. R. B. Brown DED.1f*mlm™i«*iand free and at the date of this en- rchool building Wednesday and wife went to Portland Mt Desert Ferry. 7 50 12 25 6 40 draw ing or photo. forexjHirt search report. mortgage being Sullivan. 8 20 Free advice, how to obtain patents, trade marks, tirely invested in Edgar bronk, he having ,,tl o’clock. Miss Bernice Darby has returned from Monday. Mr. Brown will attend the etc., f Sorrento. 8 45 1 05 copyrlghta. )N ALL COUNTRIES. piircuased the one-half interest of J. Dunlop died even- Gardiner. meetings of the after which BAR HARBOR 8 40 1 40 Business direct v itk saxes time, Smith, as appears by the conveyance to Ann M Bearley Sunday Loyal Legion, *7*25 Washington money and the him from said Smith, recorded August 15. 1900, Besides her they will go to Boston for several often patent. jg§| apvi-nty-nine years. Mrs. Bertha Darby is in Boston days. in book 368, at page 108, of the Hancock coun- "d visiting rains leaving nusworin nt 7.13 a m and 4.39 Patent and Infringement Practice Exclusively. she leaves one or us ty of deeds. William Bearley, her son Lester. Miss Georgia of a p ni, and arriving at Ellsworth 11.07 a m, 10.62 Write come to at registry ,'band! Robinson, Danforth, the says that it was tn. BIS Ninth Street, United Btatee Patent Ofice, Whereupon plaintiff of and member of p. connect with Washington Co R R. opp. I.. Beasley, Buckaport, Wallace A. Stevens has the normal school, has a serious lawfully seized of the demanded premises, Edward launched bis on to D. Thomas H. of attack of I Stops signal conductor. _WASHINGTON, C._ with the appuitenances in its demesne as of lighter, Mr-. Bridges, motor the Black Jot. appendicitis. She was taken to Ida boat, c Stops to leave but not to take passengers fee simple within twenty years last passed, who has been with her Bangor All for a and ought now to be in ,ej} Mass. Wilson Saturday. hope speedy g Stops only to leave from quiet possession Albert went to Bangor Friday to passengers points thereof, but the said defimiaut hath since her last illness. Mrs. Beasley recovery. east of Washington Junction. nog join the yacht Aria for the season. unjtif-tly entered and holds the plaintiff out here, had lived here all her life, These trains connect at Bangor with through to the ot said it the I born Capt. R. B. Brown has pur- damage plaintiff (as says) Mrs. Eben Davis was recently trains on Main Line, to and from Portland, sunt ot three thousand five hundred dollars, he missed from the com- seriously injured chased twill greatly the building on Water street Boston and St John. which shall then and there be made to last week a appear by falling from hay mow. Aud have tnere mit)'- owned by F. E. Lewis, and formerly occu- Passengers are earnestly requestly to pro- wn h other due damages. you cure tickets before the trains, and this writ with your doings therein. Women's Christian assoeia- Jerome P. Tapley, jr., and Harry Stover Moore. Brown will entering Notice. Ae Young pied by George Capt. especially Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to Pauper vv i t ness, Albert R. Savage. Esquire. Justice C. S. an entertain- are painting the church interior. They a hardware store. Ellsworth. contracted with theCitv of Ells- of our court at Auburn, the twenty-first day iof the E. M. gave open 1 HAVINGworth to support and care for those w> o of April, in the year of our Lord one thou- Friday even- are doing some tine work. F. E. BOOTHBY, Gen’l Pass. Agent. ntin the .Methodist vestry j Dr. Grindle, who has been here several may need assistance during the next fl\e j sand nine hundred and nine. feature was MORRIS M’DON A LI). vears and are legal residents of Ellsworth. I ! F. X. Bklobaw, Clerk. The principal Mrs. Coleman Steele and daughter Bea- most of the time AprilSO. j days spending at his ami forbid all persons them on ac- Tele- Vice-Prei- Gen'l Manager. trusting my 9r.vici ur iHAinc;. two-act farce. "Mrs. Oakley’s I trice, of. Ellsworth Falls, are guests of farm in returned to New York count. as there is plenty of room and accom- Penobscot, General office, Portland, Me. — modations to care for at Farm Androscoggin hs. : Supreme Judicial with the following cast of charac- Sewall D. ! them the City cw; j Tapley’s family. Saturday. While here the doctor added house. M. J. Dbcmmey. Couit a Gertrude Garner & Co , Mrs. Oakley, bride, ! Mrs. L. five hundred trees to his Nancy Mills, Miss Hattie L. orchard at vs. her friend, Susie Buck ; son; Constance, Tapley and Domingo Smith all made a Penobscot. 2 Notices. Edgar Bronk et. al. Vera the ■•gal UT.tbe cook. Gray; Emits, business to Belfast last Eastern At the supreme judicial court, begun and trip Thursday. The Rebekahs served supper Tuesday, a Steamsbin Coipy Maud Preble. Music was furnished j Bankrupt’* Petition for DUclutrgt*. held at Auburn, within aud for said county of lid, The Men’s number The mem- on the third of Young league, Jerome P. Tap- large being present. In the matter of Androscoggin, Tuesday April, seminary orchestra and quartet. I a.d. 1909. P the gave an entertainment bers of the committee w-ere Mrs. R. B. Horatio D. Wakefield, In well ley, jr., chairman, [ Bankruptcy. Upon the foregoing the court order, that the lithe part- w ere exceptionally taken, Bankrupt. ) and supper at the last even- Brown, Mrs. Arthur Morey, Miss cause the said Edgar Bronk and is due the elecution chapel Friday Aggie the Hon. plaintiff id much credit Miss Carrie Parker. To Clarence Hale. Judge of the Dis- j Henrietta F Bronk to be notified of »be pen- ing. Perkins, During the Fare Between Bar Harbor and trict court of the United States for the Dis- of this three Mrs. Stetson, who assisted them, j dency suit, by publishing weeks Kber, conferred the on trict of Maine. iu the Ellsworth American, a Steamer Annabell, (. steamed evening they degrees 1 successively of the which I apt. Arey, d. of in in in coun- t ice dose entertainment, Miss Nellie Miss wakefield, Eden, newspaper printed Ellsworth, the from Camdeu and Perkins, .Mary Hooke, Boston the of and State of of an abstract of the writ by a large audience, home- up Thursday evening Horatiocounty Hancock, j ty Hancock, and uenjoyed Mrs. and Mrs. E. R. Maine, in said district, respectfully repre- declaration and this order of court thereon, will be placed on the route between this George Benjamin ids candy was sold. The proceeds are sents, that on the 27th day of March, last past, the last publication to be thirty days at least and Domansky. one and he was duly under the t before the term of said court, to be holden at used to send a representative to the place Bangor. $4.25 way adjudged bankrupt May 3. G. Acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy; that Ellsworth, aforesaid, on the second Tuesday nasi convention at Silver Bay, N. Y. Joseph Ray has arrived from Bangor, _ he has duly surrendered all his property of October, a. d. 1909, that they may then and the round and of and has com- there in said court and show and will soon start out on the road with $8.00 trip. rights property, fully j appear cause, if ORLAND. plied with all the requirements of said acts any they hare, why judgment should not RE BEK A tl CONVENTION. his dry goods cart. He will have his and of theord?rsof court touching his bank- I be rendered against land, and against them, J. S. an of the Rcbckah i Condon, aged resident, is very ruptcy. and a writ of possession issue accordingly. district fleeting headquarters at the Hawes house this Steamer leaves Bar Harbor at 1 30 m week ill. p Wherefore he prays that he may be de- Luciliu* A. Embry, of the twenty-fifth district, held season. days for Seal Harbor, Northeast Harbor, South- creed by the court to have a full discharge Chief Justice Presiding. west Harbor. Brooklin, Sedgwick, Deer Isle, all his Riverview Kebekab lodge Friday 3. Tomson. On account of the storm the May ball from debts provable against estate, A true copy of the writ aud order of court May Sargentville, Dark Harbor and Rockland, con- under said bankruptcy acts, except such debts thereon. Attest: —John F. Knowlton, was not held. g, Aprilwas of unusual interest necting with steamer for Boston. as are excepted by law from such discharge. Clerk S. J. Court. Dated this 28th of a. d. 1909. fasure, as it was not the first NORTH BROOK UN. who day April, only George V. Gray, is employed in Horatio D. Wakefield. Steamer leaves Rluehlll at 2 00 p m week days Bankrupt’s Petition for Discharge. ig of the kind to be held in the dis- Adelbert returned from has been at home for South North Haven Bankrupt. Seavey Stoning- Bangor, recently. Bluehlll, Stonlngton, In the matter of was also anniver- and Rockland, connecting with steamer for Bos- >ut the fifteenth ton A. is Irving S. Mitchell, In Tuesday. Mrs. F. Snowman in Dedham, ton. Order of Notice Thereon. [ Bankruptcy. f the institution of Riverview lodge, Bankrupt. ) Mrs. Laura Sherman is her called there by the illness of her sister District of Maine ss. Hon. visiting RETURNING To the Clarence Hale, Judge of the Dis- assembly officers present were: 1 trict Court of the United States for the Dis- parents in Seaville. Miss Violet Johnson. On this 1st day of May, a. d. 1909, on ent, Sarah O. Cook, Brunswick; reading the foregoing petition, it is— trict of Maine. Mrs. Clara T. Cole returned Miss Eleanor Gross is in where Ordered that » be had 3. MITCHELL, of Eden, in resident, Alice G. Tuesday Bremen, Steamer leaves Boston at 5 p m week days by the court, hearing j Priest, Winslow; the same on the 2lst of I the county of Hancock and State of from a visit to Boston. she has has accepted a position as teacher for Rockland. upon day May, IRVING i, Mae L. Cash, South Portland; a. d. 1909, before said court at Portland, in said Maine, in said district, respectfully rep- in one of the schools. that on the 20th of last w public district, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon; and that resents, day February, Grace E. Belfast, Mrs. Emma Sherman, ho has spent the Leave Rockland at 5.15 a m. or 'rrlval of xf, Walton, notice thereof be published 'u the Ellsworth past, he was duly adjudged bankrupt under School in the Hill district 3 steamer from Boston, exct. the Acts of to bank- with Past President A. winter in Boston, is home. began May dally, Monday, American, a newspaper in said dis- Congress relating Mary Burr, for Bar Bluehlll and intermediate land- J primed with Miss Elizabeth of Harbor, trict. and that all known cieditors, and other ruptcy: that he has duly surrendered all his ewer; Past President Annie K. A was born to Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Danforth, and of and has daughter ings. persons in interest, may appear at the said property rights property, fully teacher, assisted by Miss Gertrude Bar- J with all the of said i, of Belfast, and Past Grand Repro- Byron Roberts last Wednesday. time and place, and show cause, if any they complied requirements of Orland. F. S. t. MdHSF. \cen». Bar Harbor. have, the of said should acts and of the orders of court touching his ve Leon F. of nard, why prayer petitioner Higginr, Brewer, Georgia Candage has gone to Naskeag not be granted. bankruptcy. Ike of honor, All to learn of the critical illness And it is further ordered the that Wherefore he prays that he may be de- guests to work in the of A. H. regret by court, factory Mayo. clerk Rhall send mail to ail known creed by the court to have a full discharge of Fred P. of blood fiankmg. the by ge delegation from Brewer, Ban- Gatchell, poisoning. and this front all debts provable against his estate Alton Burns, a lieutenant in the Salva- creditors copies of said petition order, ampden and Orrington came down Sunday Dr. Thomas, of Bangor, was called addressed to them at their places of resilience under said bankruptcy acts, exceptsuch debt* tion of is rela- as are law from such Army Rockland, visiting in as stated. excepted by discharge. cial tram. A reception was held consultation with Drs. Brown and Dated this 28th of a. d. 1909. tives here. Witness the Houorable Clarence Hale, day April, to 6.30, after which about 275 sat Snow. Judge of the said Court, and the seal thereof, Irving S. Mitchell, Mrs. Eliza J. Baker died after- at Portland, in said district, on the 1st day Bankrupt. o a most delicious The Tuesday May 3. D. banquet. is what will eam if of May, a. d. 1909. a illness. The funeral your money Z was < ailed to order at 8.30. The Dooti, after long James E. Hewey, Clerk. Order of Notice Thereon. invested m shares of the fL. S.] SURRY. A true of and order thereon. s of welcome took place Friday. copy petition District of Mains ss. was given by Frances Attest:—James E. Hewey, Clerk. On tht3 1st of a. d. ,of Riverview lodge, and the re- Philip and F.lmer Pervear left Wednes- Milton Winchester is working in day May, 1909, on NOTICE OF reading he foregotr g petition, it is— Mrs. on Charleston. Ellsworth Loan and FORECLOSURE. by Dillingham, of Orrington. day to resume their work one of the BnildiogAss’n. Ordered by the court, that a be W. hearing Seba Heath, then of Ve- bad the same on degree staff of Esther of steamers of the Boston-Nantasket line. M. A. is his mill -\I^HEREAS upon the 21st day of lodge, Gasper running sawing il rona. county of Hancock. State of a. d. A NEW SERIES May, 1909, before said court •, then exemplified the degree on Mrs. Uiantha arrived from Tre- staves and long lumber. Maine, now’ deceased, by his mortgage deed at Portland, in said district, at ten Sibley dated the fifteenth of a. d. in is now open. Shares. 81 each monthly pay day September, o'clock in the forenoon; and that no- candidates a manner which mont and will house this Miss Clara Dunham has to 1905. and recorded in Hancock Sunday, keep gone Boston, 81 share. county regis- tice thereof be published in the Ellsworth forth merits, per of deeds, in book 421. 551. repeated applause and the summer for her Adelbert where she has try page conveyed American, a newspaper printed in said dis- brother, Seavey. employment. W. of said a cer- t to George Bassett, Verona, trict, and that all known creditors, and other praise from all present. tain lot or of land with the Herbert Hale suffered a painful, and Clar-nce Lord went to Boston last Thurs- WHY PAY RENT paicel buildings persons in interest, may appear at the said )gram of vocal solos standing thereon, situated in said Verona, on time and and show if consisting by in when you can borrow on your place, cause, any they what might have been a fatal accident day to join a yacht, which w ill cruise in the westerly side of the island and bounded the of said Peterson and Mr. of shares, give a first mortgage and have, why prayer petitioner should Hopkins, slab thrown the and described as follows, to wit: North by not be his mill last week. A by European waters. reduce it every month? Monthly grant*d. and a banjo trio by Mrs. Whit- land owned or occupied by Louisa Heath, And it is further ordered by the court, that struck him a blow in the and interest together east saw, glancing George Phillips, mail carrier on route payments by the county road running through the the clerk shall send oy mail to all known >Irs. and Miss will amount to but little more of Whitney W'ardwell, western part said town, south by land creditors of said and this or- face, breaking several teeth, flattening his is ill. Otis Carter than you are now for copies petition ma, was much No. 1, is driving for paying owned or occupied by said Louisa Heath, and enjoyed, and In ten der, addressed to them at their places of resi- nose, and his face rent, about years you west Penobscot river, said lot is teen cutting quite badly. him as substitute. will by seventy- dence as stated. Kebekab lodges of Maine were four rods in width on said road and the side May 3. Xenophon. ; Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale, nted, and also one from Dixon, 111. Capt. N. J. Kane, in the schooner OWN YOUR OWN HOME. lines running from said county road to Pe- Judge of the said Court, and the seal thereof, nobscot river and one hundred rods more or at Portland, in said district, on the 1st day of Mineola, has gone to Bangor to load lum- For of less in Said are now occu- 3._J. EAST Sl’KRY. particulars Inquire length. premises May. a. d. 1909. ber for Vinalhaven. O. W. Taplby, Sec’y, pied by me as a homestead and contain forty- [L. S.j James E. Hewey, Clerk. First Nat’l Bank two acres more or less. Said premises are the ! A true BROOK UN. E. E. Swett has gone to Bangor to work. Bldg. copy of petition and order thereon. The schools commenced April 26. Mr. A. W. Kino. President. same conveyed to me (the said Seba W. Attest:—James E. Hewey, Clerk. W. Heath with other lands —-*t Marks Milton Winchester is at work at Charles- of is the Heath) by Mary left Wednesday for Bos- Blaisdell, Franklin, teaching deed recorded in Hancock of ton by registry NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. ton. school in the All the National Bank Statement. deeds vol. 182, 271, and were to grammar village. page conveyed | "VI THERE Ay W. of Ells- said Mary VV. Heath by Henry B. Heath by Augustus Clark, E- K. Stoue is on the other teachers are residents of this town. j tV worth, of Hancock, State of Hopkins, of Ellsworth, was in Edward employed deed recorded in said registry, vol. 153. page couuty j Maine, his dt ed dated the 24th town Morse. 3. S. REPORT OF THE 311. and whereas the said George W. Bassett by mortgage last week. steamer J. T. May of one thousand hun- his deed of dated 19, 1909. day November, eight by assignment April dred and and recorded in the k H. Ernest Mann has sold a horse to A. B. and recorded in said Hancock of seventy-five, Condon, of Stonington, was in AMHERST. CONDITION registry Hancock of volume deeds, in book 460, page 293, assigned, trans- county registry deeds, towQ last week. Herrick, of Bluehill. j 152, 186. to the Hancock -OF THE- ferred and conveved to me, Matilda Heath, page convened County Peter Giles has gonj to New'port to Savings Bauk, its of business at Mrs. of said Wrona, the said mortgage deed, the having place Florence Blaisdell came home from Omar Stevens has gone to Stonington to J | said Ellsworth, a certain lot or of land work. ; note thereby secured, together with all the parcel with the thereon situated at Ells- Boston engage in shore fishing. interest he had in the premises by virtue of buildings Tuesday. C. E. who is 1 worth aforesaid, and bounded and described Dunham, working in Bar said mortgage; now, therefore, the condition IMrs. as follows, to wit: on the lieslie Kane was called to Sat- National Bank now Beginning north Henry Allen is her Bangor was at home over Biicksjort of said mortgage has been and is broken, visiting daugh- Harbor, Sunday. side of Park street at a stake: thence north It ter in illness of son William. at in the State .of ! 1. the said Maiilda Heath, claim to foreclose Rockland. urday by the his Bucksport. Maine, 40 minutes west, 123 feet to land of Mrs. Edward Giles has to at the cb'se of • I the same and give this notice for that purpose degrees gone Bangor business, John L. thence north 65 20 Miss Maud The of Mrs. Bella are 28. 1909. as law. Matilda Heath, Moore; degrees Willey is at home from Yon- family Nancy tty to care for her J. Kelli April provided minues to thence sister, Mary her, By her attorney, T. H. Smith. east, lOO^feet Spring street; ers’ N. the death of their on west line of street south 11 \where she spent the winter. grieving over pet dog. who is ill. April 22, 1909. Spring degrees RESOURCES. 40 minutes east. 127 feet to Park street; thence Mrs. Junie *as a tiny mite never weighing Nancy na* rented her cot- < Charles went following the north line of Park street south Mayo Smith to Holden Friday Loans and discounts. $170,032 52 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. more than three and had been in 66 degrees 30 minutes w est 189^2 feet to place pounds, a Overdrafts, secured and unsecured, 96 60 Viola A. Lillian for load of apple trees, which he will “Yl^HEREAS, Morse, Me- of beginning, containing 87 square rods, more the seventeen years. But chloro- U. S. Bonds to secure circulation... 50,000 00 Inez and A. itmtrUBtnuiHft. family in lt Rae. Wiuberg Lucy or less, and whereas the Hancock Sav- deliver Amherst, Aurora and North Premiums on U 8 Bonds. 1,500 00 all of Rockland, in the of County form a merciful end. Sprague, county ings bank their deed of assignment dated brought Bonds, securities, etc. 50 by Maria ville. 75,567 Knox and State of Maine: Lottie Meservey the4th day of June, 1881, and recorded in said Banking house, furniture and fix- and Judson Stinson, both of Portland. Maine; The town is discussing the action of the registry, volume 224, 24. assigned to me, Schools 26. Mrs. tures 250 00 page opened April Maggie Agues Trefetheu, of Peak's Island. Maine, and Helen L. Clark, of said Ellsworth, said mort- superintendent of schools or school board Due from State and Private Banks Stinson, of Block Island. Rhode ® PUN HADE Grover, of Mariaville, teaches in district Eugene gage deed, and whereas the condition of said in refusing to transport the children of and Hankers, Trust Companies, Island, by their mortgage deed dated January has been broken and still remains No. Mrs. Fannie of No. and Banks. 997 92 mortgage 1, Silsby, Aurora, Savings 4, 1908, recorded Hancock registry of deeds, so. now. therefore, I, the said Helen L. Clark, the Rich’s corner district, where the Due from reserve agents, 15,318 60 vol. to Sarah and Mrs. Avilda of in approved 451, page 407, conveyed J. Morse claim a foreclosure of said mortgage, and 2, Archer, Amherst, Checks and other cash items. 458 83 school has been discontinued, to other and F. F Hone, both of Swan’s Islam!. Han- give this notice for the purpose of foreclos- No. 4. Notes of other National Banks- 880 00 18 FAINT. cock county. Maine, the following described ing the same. Helen L. Clark. schools. Walter Kane and wife, who Fractional nickels ^or 3. O. paper currency, property, viz.: Dated Ellsworth, Me., April 26, 1909. May and cents. 117 15 certain lot or of on almost four years I had a sore on have four children, refuse to let them _ A parcel land situated Lawful money reserve in bank, viz.: Swan’s Island, in said county >f Hancock and my leg, or and NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. says Mrs. Olive Hurd, of Madi- walk two and one-half three miles, EAST LAMOINE. Specie. 12,319 95 bounded as follows, viz Commencing at are two Legal-tender notes. 2.055 00 14,374 95 Thomas J northeast corner at a stake "ITTHEREAS Sarah P. Grindle, of Castine N. H., "and have applied to tbe[State. There who in Colomy this spring a doctor healed Otis Googins, has been employed Redemption fund with U. S Treas- and stones and running south 85 west forty T V in the county of Hancock, and State of others out of and one the town is UP* I school, Massachusetts the w is home for urer (5 per cent, of circulation).. 2,500 00 rods to a stake and stones; thence S. 30 \V Maine, by her mortgage dated the twenty- first felt fine for about a but past inter, month, at eight rods to a bitch tree; thence N. 4V W. day of April, 1900, and recorded in Hancock ad boarding South^Hurry. the summer. 10 on Total. $332.091 07 eighteen rods to a stake and stones: thence registry of deeds, vol. 436, page 181, my feet a deal and C. conveyed, good May 3. N. 80- \V. rods' to a stake and to Mary E. Warren, of Castine, in said coun- j and son Har- thirty-four e George Wooster Frank, of thence S. 65° E. rods to of and State of my knee came a swelling as big as LIABILITIES. stones; twenty-three ty Hancock, Maine, t ertaia rington, were guests of Dyer Young and a stake and stones; thence S. 731-. E. forty- tract or parcel of land situated in said Cas- y hst. It WEST BROOKUN. stock in. 00 hung down and was as red as Capital paid $50,000 six rods to a spruce tree on the shore; thence tine, described ab follows: On the northeast wife last week. Surplus fund. 00 State f >t had James wife, of Naskeag, spent 10,000 S. 47 W. eight rods to the first mentioned by street; on the southeast by land of been blistered and so sore that I Fogg'and Undivided profits, less expenses bounds acres more or less. heirs of the late Melissa ou Harry McNider and wife were called to containing eight Perkins; Sunday iu’towu. and taxes paid. 12,635 97 Also an undivided one-fourth of a lot of the southwest by land of tbe heiis of the hardly get around. The cord of my Boston last week by the illness of Mrs. National Banknotes outstanding.. 49,270 00 laud situated on said Swan’s Island and late Melissa Perkins, and on the north- of is J»uid8 Warren Davis, Pittsfield, visiting Due to other national banks. 46 20 bounded as follows: Commencing at a spruce west land of said heirs; being the home- seemed to be stiff McNider s mother. by and the pain was so Carter. Individual deposits subject tocheck, 114.812 54 tree at the head of Seal Cove; thence N. 731-20 stead of said Sarah P. Grindle, contain- d his sister, Mrs. Emma at l‘men Havings deposits. 88,818 61 W. by fence and wall rods; thence ing two acres more or less with all the build- that it made me faint. Mrs. Moody and Miss Htebbins, of forty-six Miss Maude Willey, who has spent the Demand certificates of deposit. 5,289 36 N. 65 W. twenty-six and one-fourth rods by ings thereon, and whereas Mid Mary E. Ile °* the Springfield, Mass., arrived Friday to Cashier’s checks outstanding. 1,22139 fence and rail; thence N. 71*2° \V. Warren her deed of assignment dated May neighbors told me about winter in N. is home. thirty-five by Yonkers, Y., summer rods to a rock; thence N. 53 k»'- W. seven- 21,19C6, and recorded in said Ha.icock regis- °an s the at Luther Gilpatrick’s. split spend Total. 07 to ^in,ment, so 1 got a bottle and put Moulton of steamer Pemaquid, $532,094 teen rods two spruce trees by the fence; try of deeds, vol, 45ti, page 199, assigned to me. Cooper, May 3. H. thence N. 43 W. ten rods to the thence Celia of Castine. in said 111 __ shore; Alexander, county ou* Next morning I could spent a tew days last week with friends in STATE OF MAINE. easterly around the shore to Seal Cove Head; of Hancock and Ktate of Maine, said mort- ^ thence around the shore to the first1 and whereas the condition of said — gage tVer 90 town. NORTH LAMOINE. County of Hancock ss.: I, Edward B. southerly deed, much better and 1 mentioned bound and containing one hun- has been broken and still remain* kept right Moor, cashier of the above-named bank, do mortgage Carter have Edwin has his dred acres more or less. so, now, therefore, I, the said Celia Alexan- ,lug the Rufus Bridges land Roland Royal opened cottage solemnly swear that the above statement is Liniment night and morning. And whereas the said has been as- der, claim a foreclosure of said and have em- here for the season. true to the best of and belief. mortgage mortgage ^ gone to Sargentville, where they my knowledge signed to me the said Sarah J. Morse and this notice for the porpose of all the and red- EDWARD B. MOOR, Cashier. by give foreclosing swelling, the F. F. dated the 17th the same. Celia Alexanoeh. 8 A. B. Holt and wife Thurs- Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th Morse, by assignment day a°d ployment. Capt. spent of A. D. recorded Hancock her Wm. E. sorene«» have gone, too. 1 shall day of April, 1909. April, 1909, regis- By attorney, Whiting. ne Fred of North day and Friday at,The Elms. book 458, 336; and whereas the con- 20,1909. F e Mrs. Page, Sedgwick, night WALTER try, page April " H. GARDINER, ■ ■ .. 'thout Sloan’s dition of said mortgage has been — 1 ■; Liniment in the who has been relatives here, has has his Correct—Attest: Public. broken; hou visiting Capt. A. B. Holt sold find work- Notary now therefore, the owner PASCAL P. ) undersigned of said rec°mmend home. GILMORE, claims a foreclosure of said it toai1 retured ing span to parties at Northeast Harbor. EDWARD L. BEAZLEY, Directors. mortgage, hereby The J mortgage reason of the breach thereof. Subscribe for American a^anr>wui 3. B. 3. Y. H. E. SNOW, j by May May Ueo. A. Sprague, l MILLION TALKS A DAY. SARGENTVILLE. THE FORESTER’S WORK. IjOUK Ago. COUNTY NEWS. I once knew all the birds that came toe additional County Neui •«# other page And nested in oar orchard trees; The Business Done by the New Eng- A One of the Attractive Villages of Requirements of the Service—Special MOTHER’S LETTER For every flower I bad a name— land Tel. A Tel* Co. Mrs. Samuelle " Eggemoggin Reach. Adaptability. friends were toads and Vigneau My woodchucks, Nearly a million calls a day is the aver- FRAN RUN. ^ Thirty-nine young graduates of nine describes the illness and Journal.J bees; [From the Lewiston re- age patronage of the New England Tele- Carroll Dunn and wife left for West thereco^1 American forest schools have lately 1 knew what thrived in yonder glen; ery of her daughter. assistants phone A Telegraph OoM according to the Goulds boro Sunday. Borne folks rage of Long Island sound, ceived appointments as forest What plants would soothe a stone-bruised been annual report of Gen. Thomas Sherwin, All Mothers others of the beauties of the Hudson and in the forest service and have toe— Mrs. Roland Bunker, who has been se- Should are field I wad learned then— its president. The fexact figures given Reaj when down to Maine they remove assigned to positions for the present Oh, very riously ill, is improving. they get local calls and Pe- are drawn Hut that was very long ago. approximately, 301,000,000 their hats to the charms of the grand season. The new appointees Edward Bunker, wife and young follows: 15,800,000 toll calls for the year 1908, and nobscot, but, once let them sail through the from the various forest schools as I knew tbe spot upon the hill daughter left for Kineo the usefulness Friday. water on the Hancock Hiltmore, Univer- Where the checkerberriea could be found; they emphasize widespread delightful stretch of Yale, eighteen; five; The snowstorm of 30 and the all- of rushes near tbe of the and its intimate relation April coast known a9 Reach of Minnesota, four; University I knew the mill telephone county Eggemoggin sity day rain of 1 were record-breaker*. three: Where pickerel lay that weighed a pound! to the business and social life of the com- May and never again will they raise their voice Michigan Agricultural College, I knew the wood—the verv tree munity. It is estimated by careful ob- Miss Myrtle Scammon, who is teaching in of those other-mentioned water- Harvard, two; Cornell, one; University praise Where lived the poaching, saucy crow. or about at N. came home the Reach and of New- servers that 1,500,000 persona, Gorham, H., Saturday. ways. And as they sail through of Iowa, one; University And all the woods and crows knew me— one-third of the of New Eng- a one. have secured tbeir population Walter Wilson is painting the West- they wiki come upon delightful, quaint braska, They But that was very long ago. land, are in daily touch with telephone Rlaisdell assisted Dana little village, the beauties of which will appoints as a result of passing the regular buildings, by Dyer. the And pining for the joys of youth. service. act them like a great magnet. civil service examination, which is Schooner Franconia, at W. B. Blaisdell upon I tread the old familiar of as a forester spot, The rapid development the company When they ask its name the captain of the only «*venue to employment j A Co.*s wharf, is loading with curb for Onhr to learn this solemn truth: is another feature of the report that or of his crew will under the In addition i Boston. craft, any reply: government. I have forgotten, am forgot. of forest schools, forcibly strikes one as he peruses the “Sargentville.*’ to these graduates Yet there's the at knee youngster my Last Mrs. C. E. Bromley and infant daugh- of this are fifteen other candidates the ex- figures presented. year only 13,737 The joys delightful place passed Know'roll the things I used to know ter Pastor at the fetation* were added, to a restrictive joined Bromley parson- many. Its beauties are beyond enume- amination. To think. I once was wise as be! owing induced the unsettled condition* age Wednesday. ration. It has the ocean at its front Twenty-two of'the new appointees are llut that was very long ago. policy by an in- Miss Charlotte Macornber arrived home on various national for- of business. For 1909, however, door and the mountains and hills in its already at work I know *tis folly to complain crease of 25,000 stations is I Saturday from Ponce, Porto Rico, where back yard. More no place can offer. ests, taking part in their administration, Of whatsoe'er the fates decree, expected. that the New Teie- she spent the winter. Combining tbe splendid air of the sea and seventeen have been assigned to dif- Yet were not wishes all in vain Considering England A Co. was not ! with the invigorating ozone of the hills, ferent projects connected with the techni- I tell you what my wish would be: phone Telegraph organized j The townspeople learn with regret of until it is note that ir. Sargentville offers good health and long cal study of silviculture. Forest assist- I'd wish to be a hoy again. 1S83, interesting to j! the contemplated move to Lawrence, Back with the friends 1 used to know the four northern New states in i life to those who journey to her doors ants are men who have completed their England j Mass., of Leslie Swan and wife, For I was. oh! so happy then— which it operates, the system of which it ! and their make abode within her walls. preliminary training for the profession of i Mrs. Joseph Cole, of Boston, who is But that was very long ago. is the centre had, at the end of 301,- Strictly Sargentville is but a forestry, as the graduates oi a law or med- 1908, \ her Mrs. speaking, —Kvgene Field. j visiting sister, Lottie Gay, will and are S96 telephones connected therewith, a division of the town of Sedgwick, which, ical school have completed theirs, assist in the care of their mother, Mrs. has over1 Maine on work. Until number that since increased to itself, is one of those charming ready to enter practical A NKW MKTAL. Bunker. coast towns, where the one who seeks rest have in their work 312,000. they gained experience Mrs. Macomber and For the or more the Massa- Alcy Dyer daugh- and recreation of a summer after a winter's their are necessarily past year however, positions Interesting Kind on Holman Prop- ter. Miss who chusetts commission has been Julia, have occupied the with the world, can find it and subordinate. They are at the foot of the Near highway struggle erty Tunk Pond. Bunker some ! a of the affairs of this cora- Eugene cottage time, are to return to the duties of a business life in ladder, and must their fitnes in or- is a making study prove Holmanite name which will be new move to the H. ! and its in- C. Sprague rent. the fall, invigorated and feeling fit to do der to mount higher. The government to pany, only recently published the geologists and mineralogists, lor May 3. B. world. how- at the start. ventory. From this it appears that the battle with the Sargentville, pays them $1,000 a year this metal, until within the past month has so been a settle- forests the forest assist- appraisal value of its property is $46,540,- WEST ever, long separate On the national has not been know n to exist in the world. STONINGTON. DAUGHTER OF MRS. SAMUEUEVIGItEJIU so in that S19, while its total outstanding liabilities ment; has long been referred to ant often acts as adviser to the supervisors This metal was discovered about three Rev. Mr. Hunt preached here Sunday. SAMl'ELLE in the form of bonds and notes is VIGNKAU, Am- distinctive manner which towns acquire in charge, who are western men experi- weeks stocks, ago upon Catherine hill, on the Melinda Sellers, of Stonington, visited MRS.hcr»t. Isle de La Magdalina,Cm that it seems almost impossible to consider enced in all matters, but usually shores of only $38,939,850. ^ practical Tunk pond, by B. \V. Hills, an at Oscar Fifleld’s last week. | writes: it as a of It must be taken school in the science of The report also points out that in the part Sedgwick. without training expert in the of C. Holman, “I write to tell that I employ Vey Charles Robbins and of you am as a at I«st ten years, the advance in the wife, Stonington, separate municipality. Such, least, forestry. Or they may be assigned to the of Bangor, and the of despite well. I took w'ho, using right at J. I. feetly only three bott;e» is the of those who there. of some which j rate of wages and the cost of material. I spent Sunday Stinson’s. feeling go study particular problem the discoverer, has named it in honor of of your Peruna according to economies in and ! yoar aj. Unlike many, it might be said most of needs to be investigated in the interest of Mr. Holman. operation improvements James Sullivan and wife have gone to *ice and the ; directions in your the Maine coast towns which are admira- As in the art have enabled various rate re- ! East after the book, good forest management. forestry This metal is, in reality, natural tin in port spending winter here. and it restored my health. for summer Sar- ductions in of which the re- ! bly situated business, means knowing how to get the most out with bismuth. consequence and wife are “It also cured alloy It is found in sheet Stephen Stanley receiving my daughter, who lsp sum- venue station has from ! gentville is not content to entertain of any given piece of forest land, it calls and per dropped on ingot formation, bat how great the congratulations the oirth of a son, j years old. She took one bottle accord! mer for three months in the both scien- an average of $71.13 to $34.70. guests year for studies and experiments, is not no as- born 27. to directions. I assure deposit, known, prospect to April ing you that bo With reference to the of the and lay idle tbe-other nine. Not that the tific and practical, much like those which ! certain this purchase j doctor is to having been made. j An entertainment and sociable will be equal your book and year town is a or a of Northeastern the Lewiston hustling metropolis, big have to be made in the interest good Bo far as Mr. and Telephone Co., advice. I have ! Hills Prof Ora W. held in schoolhouse No. 5 even- recommended your rets- Auburn and the Tuesday manufacturing centre, but that its people farm and the forest assistant Telephone Co., a management, Knight, of Bangor, the chemist and min- Proceeds for the church. i edy to number of persons." Cumberland in it ing. keep doing something the year around, is prepared to do valuable work along this have Telephone Co., Maine, j eralugist, been able to ascertain, no j Mrs. A Woman's and therefore are better off than are that stocks and bonds John McGuffy and two children Remedy. many line. such a combination ever has been appears aggregating j known, arrived from Mrs. A. E. of their in other where in the were for Greet own, Scotland, last Stouffer, Captoma,Kanair, neighbors places j There is a growing interest pro- and both these do not hesitate $1,571,000 purchased $403,000. gentlemen week, hbe was met in writes: the entire is the I fession of and ••The these Boston by her hus- dependence placed upon forestry uow, many young ! to say that outside the collection of Mr. outcome of enterprises." the band, w ho has been here for ••Peruna has given me people who come to town during the sum- I men are asking now to get into it and directors say, “furnishes a striking illustra- employed the health ami Holman, there is not a specimen of the j it is the ivst tionof the fruitlessness and waste of estab- past two years. will go to house- strength: medicine that\tu mer months. what it promises. Gifford Pinchott, the metal in They any collector's cabinet. Pure tin ever I a in the made for women. In the town there i9 a ice has written on lishing second telephone system in a field keeping Henry Gross house. My friends prosperous government forester, lately has been and tin in with lead say found, alloy where one is the never saw such a business, which in the winter time fur- this company already serving J May M. they change in » subject: ic well known, but never in connection 3._Mt public efficiently and fairly. Sooner or later woman. I cannot say loo much nishes employment to a number of men. “To tie a good forester a man should I j lor with bismuth. failure and disaster are sore to follow the SEDGWICK. Peruna.” The ice is harvested upon the lake, which combine of the naturalist with ! something Catherine hill has been considerably in undertaking. These companies had been un- is included with the mountains in the E. L. Ferguson is teaching at Gray's a good of the business man. To know the for successful almost from the start, and had de^l 1 public eye the past few years be- corner. and two back of the village. This ice is of how to use the forest he must be able to a Kastman, sisters—Mrs. yard cause of the discovery of deposits of proved detriment rather than an advantage i Nancy 1 Bennett and Mrs. the finest quality and finds a ready mar- study it. He must have, therefore, the to the communities in which they operated, Mrs. Clara Clapp is visiting her son, E. Lydia Rich, all of Hast molybdenite there. Mr. Holman pur- j j ket at a a fondness for burdening a number of subscribers w ith F. Orland. Tbe funeral was held at the good price. power of observation, na- chased a j large Clapp. ! large tract of land on the hill Besides the ice there is the ture and the to her sec- a duplication of charges for service." home Tuesday afternoon. industry ability penetrate from Hon. Harold M. Bewail, of Bath, and Miss Susie E. Cole has returned borne business. While not so extensive : rets. if he is to succeed he must also ! other fishing But Linwood of soon Among statistics of development from Bar Harbor. 1 Nash, Kennebnnkport, PARTRIDGE COVE. as at other Hancock coast points, it is a have judgment and the i during the year appears a statement re- good practical after he located molybdenite on the pro- Mrs. J.E. Wilson, after the winter in considerable feature of the business of the and Handle men. garding the amount of conduit construc- Mrs. Ethel Eaton is C. M. ability to meet Since that time he has been wor* employed by jperty. at tion by the which it Boston, returned to her home here Satur- town and helps to buy food and clothes j “He must be resourceful, able to stand company, by appears Kitt ridge. j prospecting the hill and preparing to open that it already has, underground, a total day.■ for its as well as to make it the to the people, by himself, willing undergo priva- ! a mine 4* soon as certain ; of more than 3,000 miles of duet. Reuel Bartlett and family, of up litigation At the regular of Columbia Ellsworth, contented village that it is. lions of life and of com- ! The financial showing for the year was meeting rough capable could be settled. This grew were in town 1 litigation 1 O. E. the Hunday. Since about the same time that the first the of who ; very satisfactory. The gross revenue was chapter, 8., degrees will be manding respect rough men, out of a over dispute the boundaries of $11,259,130.15, an increase of $579,504.39 over worked on one candidate. William Eraerv and wife, of Bar Harbor, summer folks turned their faces towards ! quickly recognize virility and genuine- i 1 Mr. Holman's land. the preceding year. The expenses were are here for a few weeks. Bar Harbor, Sargentville has been a sum- i ness of but will not tolerate an increase of J. H. Hooper and wife have gone to character, About the same time that the $8,698,717.24, $185,294.60, ; j Bangor James Grant, Wilson Eaton, Lee Smith mer resort. People of means, tired of the or the of while the net revenue was $2,500,412.91, an Haven to make preparations for summer pretense assumption superiority. gentlemen secured the tract of land from j* increase of $3W,209.79. A six per cent. and are the town hurly-burly of the city, have journeyed A forester needs a mind in a guestsi at the Castle View cottages. Edgar Springer painting vigorous Messrs. Bewail and Nash, a of New dividend was declared and new to here and their party capital 3. hall. passed summers, returning He must be of the kind t the amount of was issued. May H. vigorous body. York secured $3,926,600 As _ gentlemen the ownership of 4. A. home in the fall healthier and than that likes to done and does 1 the furnishes a in- May j happier get things another large tract from telephone pretty good ever. Capt. Goodwin, dex of business conditions, the* confidence BROOKSVILLE. □ot give up when things are not going his of Bangor. These gentlemen were inter- with which this the im- EAST BLUEHILL. in connection with the summer ; report regards Chester of West business way. He will have to face difficulties and Staples, Sedgw ick, is j j ested in the molybdenite aud mediate future would seem to a has Madison. interest of the is proposition, presage on the road with a ti»h Leon Webcott gone to village, it interesting to work out far from outside ! belief in a in indus- wagon. problems help, j they claimed certain sections of the land general improvement note that it is not a I affairs. : Leach has to Lake Moxie to hotel town, neither is relying solely upon himself. He ought trial Edwin Sanborn, the road Harry gone which Mr. Holman had purchased. commissioner, it a settlement. There is no teach. cottage huge to be hard to whip. has a crew of men improving the roads. Uut of these disputes grew a law suit, j hotel catering to the business of the sum- “The Swan's professional forester cannot w James Mrs. Evelyn went to hope hich was pending at the last term of the i COUNTY NEWS. Staples and Charles Dahlquist Hutchings mer visitor and with few exceptions the for fees and certain surround- Island big pleasant court for Hancock ! Ftt were guests of their Saun* I to-day. 1 supreme county, held additional County New*t tee other page* brother, Harry summer people who come here have never of life which crown ings distinguished last month in Ellsworth. The ders, of North Brooksville, over Mrs. Nellie Ridlon and daughter Leila considered it worth suits were Sunday, j while to erect cot- success in some other professions. The not tried, as the New York parties with- j BLIEHILL. The remains of Lovina, widow* of Eben spent Thursday and Friday in Bangor. 4age§, though they continue to return year first which are bestowed the prizes upon drew their claims and allowed a of Mrs. who has tieen in judgment Miss is Chatlo, South.Brooksviile, were brought Charles Youtman, after ycaf the eminent are I Alice Hinckley visiting friends great lawyer, physician, in favor of the here for interment some is home. Bangor man. I in North Wednesday. She leaves South Brooksville time, Daring the summer season, however, not yet open to him. He must be content Sedgwick. While engaged in a of I four children—Melvin Mrs. house in the making survey D., Ralph May practically every village has without much luxury; he will have to George W. Parker arrived from Brock- 1 3._B. the property for the purpose of obtaining Ij Condon and Eva, of South Brooksville, one or two or more boarders. These spend a good deal of time out of reach of ton, Mass., May 1. CAPE ROSIER. information to be used in the trial of this Ij and Mrs. A. L. Hudson, of New ton, Mass. | people prefer to come to Sargentville and the comforts. He must be able from ordinary case, Mr. Hills came the ! Eugene Sprague, of Vinalhaven, is vis- 3. and w ill move live with upon peculiar May A. Henry Gray family the people, enjoying the pleasures and to rough it without __ willing complaint, new metal. It had ail the of iting his sister, Mrs. G. W. Parker, Undercliff 4. of Maine home appearance j Tuesday, May good cooking to taking to sleep on hard beds, eat homely fare, BARTLETT S ISLAND j being molybdenite, which had become jj Mountain Rebekah lodge will have a Mrs. M. A. Blake will beat home at chances with the concoctions of summer endure exertion and prolonged get along was in tarnished. It looked to be a good-sized i; roll-call at the next regular meeting, May George Ray Ellsworth last week for a time, after May 4. hotel chefs or the cooks which they have with Fairview, j plain people. and Mr. Hills he *114. A from each member de- on business. on piece thought would response is V. Jordan and to gather the By for their summer “On the other hand, if he is at all fitted Mrs. B. Black, Eugene j knock it off and take it as a sired. cottages. along speci- Irving Closson, of Ellsworth, has em- i wife, and Mrs. Hose will arrive Tuea* for his profession—and a few wevks of 1 Gray j men. When his prospector’s hammer had The dam at mill ployraent with George For amusement they go and actual forest work or summer school Mayo’s gave way April Ray. day. May 4, from Everett Mass. yachting good been the | removed, piece he saw was an and no more will be done there and 3. B- riding and driving, climb the work will tell him whether he is or 29, sawing George Bartlett Samuel Leonard May mountains, not— _ different metal. 1 both sea and entirely Taking it to Mr. at The was went to Northeast go fishing, lake, play golf, there is open to him a very rich reward, present. spring sawing nearly Harbor Tuesday. who has had HULL'S tennis and and Holman, much experience been sawed. COVE. baseball, in every way have life in the open, in the midst of beautiful, completed, some200,000having Guy Leonard came home from West ! with made her a first-class metals, they an examination of j Mrs. of Trenton, is visiting outing. healthful and congenial surroundings, Lena, elder daughter of G. W. Eden Saturday, and returned Tuesday. Leland, it. Having no chemicals or j But while the place has no summer hotel, creative work of unmatched usefulness in apparatus ! Parker and wife, died at son. Shepherd. with which May 1, Wesley Bartlett went to Ellsworth ! there are that to make a proper test, they ! Satur- suspicions this condition of any material field, a place of large re- I ! the age of about twenty-four years. M. C. Sweet was in East Holden were unable Thursday after hay for W. H. Freeman. affairs is soon to definitely to decide what the change. This comes and and with it all a She will be most remembered day and Sunday on business. sponsibility dignity, stuff pleasantly May L. the recent sale of was, but felt sure that it contained j through Byard’s point. fair living. by her old schoolmates and friends for 3._ Little Pauline who has been some tin. Maddocks, The is an ideal location for j point a summer “If the forester’s temperament is scien- ! her kindly nature and amiable disposition. TRENTON. her here, has re* j Mr. Holman at visiting grandparents hotel, and since the deal, it once took the sample to whereby tific he will have the joy of the discover The funeral was held May 3. There were Mrs. T. T. w ho has been turned to her home in Blast Holden. where Leland, ill the changed owners, was consummated there Bangor, Prof. Knight made a and organizer of knowledge in a rich and many floral remembrances. is a little better. 3. ANSE. which past month, May has been a presistent rumor that the sale almost virgin field, while if it be practical thorough test, established the fact The Odd Fellows’ anniversary was eele- Stafford and he will have the chance of in a that Mr. Hills had discovered a j George daughter, Miss meant that a hotel for summer people sharing metal national work of to our brated by Bluehill lodge Monday evening, at bis farm here. would be erected there. the prime importance hitherto unknown. The ow ner of the hill | Ruth, spent Sunday atrontiBnnnH*. That report is both now and people hereafter. April 26. Mountain Rebekah lodge 3. well founded seems to be the wanted Mr. Hills to name the new metal j May May. prayer of all furnished the but following program: Read-, Sargentville, for realize that a Hillsite, that gentleman insisted that they good A for Miss Rena EAST ORLAND. PAID Thought Kvery I>ay. it be j in?. Johnson: vocal duet, LIBERAL CA8H hotel of this character would work to the called Holmanite. j THURSDAY. Misses Nettie Clay, Georgia Isaac Eastman died at his home here or of all. Prospects are now to be made for the Conners; For names of persons contemplating advantage The kind of world one carries ! about in illustrated story, read by Mrs. Bettel, Sunday morning. May 2, at the age of will k* To write a w ord abont Sargentville purpose of ascertaining if the metal exists to buy life insurance. Information one’s self is the important thing, and the illustrated by Mrs. Annie Veazie and J. B. ■ Mr. Eastman had and not mention the in sufficient quantities to make it com- venty-four years. treated Address O. F ti., library of the town world outside takes all j J confidentially. its grace, color and ! Bettel; piano duet, Mrs. Mayo and Mrs. been in health for a number of would be an valuable, lu its the j poor unforgivable oversight. value from that. mercially alloy with American Office. McGouldrick; reading. Miss Florence months. He leaves a brother-Daniel This library is one of the bismuth this tin is malleable to a remark- enjoyable FRIDAY. Miss Mrs. of able can be ! Morse; song, Conners; reading, places the town, and the summer degree. It hammered out to a Wisdom is oftentimes nearer when we I A. C. J. B. who thin foil. When Hinckley; song, Bettel; reading, guest comes to town and doesn’t than when we soar. alloyed with lead, tin stoop Miss song, Mrs. E. L. — becomes Doughty; Osgood; get acquainted with the and the William Wordsworth. brittle and cannot be j library pounded team out in march by Rebekah degree dressed in librarian. Miss Martha Currier, who is SATURDAY. ! this way at all. D ocs Not Stimulate and white sun ideal is an large pink aprons bonnets. the person to have of If honor be your clothing, the suit will It odd coincidence that since the charge Mrs. was for the such a last for a lifetime; but if be on Twining accompanist place, certainly fails to all clothing your prospecting the hill under the direction does not not make get it will soon be worn threadbare. Ice cream, and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla stimulate. It does the of his summer honor, of Mr. Holman and other evening. cake, cookies, joy outing that is — parties, nearly William Arnot. coffee were served. you feel better one then as bad as ever the next. It possible. every rare metal known to the world has day, SUNDAY. May is not a it- Unlike Bar Harbor and been found in its and now strong drink. No reaction after Castine, Sar- Religion is the consciousness of the granite sides, 4._M. you stop usin£ gentviile isn’t the of God and the comes the of a metal the exist- There “agin” automobile. fatherhood brotherhood discovery EDEN. is not a drop of alcohol in it. You have the steady, It welcomes the user of the kerosene of man manifested in peace and good will ence of which never before has been even j and all work for human welfare. of Rumford is in gain that comes from a tonic and alterative. cars within its and 9eekB to known. Irving Leland, Fails, strong gates make —Rev. E. | George Littlefield. town. We their stay as as During the two the hill has you would ask doctor about this. pleasant possible. The MONDAY. past years, wish^ your and He| auto isn’t barred from their yet, and carefully been examined some of the Sherman Salisbury wife were in knows. Trust as If YOU and I—just you and I— by him. Do he says. !,C. Auer Co..LowelUM^l on friends probably never will be, so long as the .Should instead of greatest experts in the country, including town calling recently. laugh worry; Vhat are Ayer’s Pills? Liver Pills. How have been sold ? Nearly sixty folks of the can those of the United long they place have their way. If we should grow—just you and I— States geological sur- Mrs. George Huntley is spending the Do years. doctors recommend them? Ask your own doctor and find Kinder and sweeter hearted, vey, and yet they did not discover this rare week with her mother, Mrs. Allen. Patrick arrived Perhaps, in some near metal. This is accounted for home much the worse bv-and-bye, by the fact H. V. Neville and of are at A time wife, Boston, for wear. One good might get started; that since its brief eye was closed, his nose discovery, examination Mrs. George W. Richards’ for a few weeks. Then what a happy world ’twould be was broken, and his face looked as though has shown that where it does crop out it For you and me—for you and me. Oscar Leland left Monday for Hull’s The First Prize- it had been stung by bees. “Glory be!” so nearly resembles tarnished molybdenite TUESDAY. Cove, where be has employment for the exclaimed his wife. “Thot Dutchman that it escapes attention. in life’s contest is robust health. For years, the To be and season. sixty — pure to be honest and Schwartzheimer ’twas him!” exclaimed strong, Some idea of the value of this discovery, true “L. F. "Atwood’s Bitters have the I earnest, to be and and if the metal is found to be in Leland and wife visited their safeguarded Patrick. “Shame on kindly thoughtful, large quan- Otis j ye!” exploded his is health of thousands of families. You can always in all to be true—this is the greatest ambi- tities, had from the statement that the daughter, Mrs. John Mitchell, of Bar wife, without sympathy. “A big known of tin in the shapal- tion in life. supply world will be depend on them to promptly relieve constipation, peen the loikes of to bate a exhausted in ten Tin is one of the Harbor, recently. you get up by years. them ; that is WEDNESDAY. most used of and when indigestion and bilious attacks. Try little omadhoun of a Dootchman the size metals, the pres- Nathan Norwood and wife, of South- A The to succeed is ent known is a of all we ask. Results will of him! Why-” “Whist, Nora,” said way to forget yester- supply gone, deposit west visited their sister, Mrs. prove convincingenough. metal such as that discovered dn Cath- Harbor, Patrick, “don’t spake of day, keep busy to-day and expect great bottle for and a to a dose. disrespectfully erine hill, will be of the Sarah Leland, Monday. large 35c. only teaspoonful to-morrow. greatest possible things value. May 4. V.