* Cl)£ ttUswortl) Slnurfran. vol. lxii. i y 1 ellsworth, Maine, Wednesday afternoon, july 19,1916. i 'zzxzri No. 29. iDbntamrau. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Mrs. William Chapman. Stewart, who enlisted in the navy last year, is still en- -— NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK thusiastic in the service, and that he ia ■-!= making good is proven by the fact that he Ths Davit Theatre has recently received and has The Nickel Theatre promotion, Bliat College earned his first servioe stripe. L"i Burrill National Bank Special ballot The ladie’e aid of the J A Haynes—Climax tea society Methodist N E Tef A Tel Co church will give a lawn party Wednesday, Poet am at the of B. T. Sowle OF ELLSWORTH Federal Inquiry July 28, grounds on Union Trust Co. Political Announcement Main street, afternoon and evening. Admr notice—Lauretta Cobb offers you every possible accommodation ** -Nelson Stewart Lieut. Martyn H. Shute, U. S. A., has ■Haworth, Main# banking Exec notice—Robert G Gray been to and —Christine Kean Grlffln |nst promoted captain, given within bounds of safety. We want your business. Probate notice—George O Johnson eommand of a a.achine-gun company, of | Capital Htock.$100,000. Meeting of State assessors the 38th infantry, now in Brownsville, Surplus and undivided profit*. 125,000. Bam Hamhor, Mb.: Texas. 2% credited monthly on checking accts. of $500 and over Auction sale Additional Stockholder.’ Liability -. 14*0 000. Calvin J. Springer, of West Somerville, Maas., who has been at his old home here $325,000. 4 percent., compounded aembannually, in 8CHBDULE OF MAILS savings dept. his Mrs. Cora A. AT BLLSWOBTB POSTOrPICB. visiting sister, Sargent, snd his niece, Mrs. Amos W. Bussell, left Both Check and are under In if«d J«m« 29, 1919. Making a protective capital for depositors of $325,000. Savings Departments for home Thursday, U. S. Government supervision. Two examina- MAILS aaCBITBD. The annual picnic of the UnitarianSun- This, together with oar ample resources,' places this bank in a po- W—k Day. day school will be held at Or. George S. Fril or sition tions yearly. particalars by mail, cal. Pbom West—4.56,11.16 am (except Monday). Hagerthy’s cottage at Bayaide next to render to its patrons most satisfactory service, and every 4.11 6.18 m. (except Sunday), p Tuesday. The party will leave the vestry depositor may feel that bis Interests are properly guarded and that Pbom East—12.2* (except Sunday), 6.88, 10J7 promptly at 8.30 a. m. any fnnds he has on with us are safe. m. MO 87 mail not distributed until fol- deposit absolutely p Mias Coraoe Smith, of Macbiaa, who has lowing morning.) been visiting her coualu, Mias Basel Nev- If not already a depositor with this bank, we Invite your account, CLOSU AT MAILS POSTOEPICE has returned to North ille, Ellsworth, either in the or our W—k checking savings department, knowing that Day. where the ia spending the summer with Ooino a m; 5 and methods of business will be West—11J6, 8.45, Opm. ber mother, Mrs. Ines Smith. doing highly satisfactory to you. Goiho EApr—8.26 a m;»3.46, 6.80 p m. The State board of assessors will be in Sunday.’ leseion at the court house in Ellsworth on Arrive from the west alts, 11.16 am,6.40 THE DAVIS Wednesday, July 28, at 9 a. m., and at the m. Closrfor west S.46, 6, 0 m. p p iseeaaors’ office in Bar Harbor, Tuesday, Matinee at 2 July 26, to meet the assessors of towns of Daily should be at Registered mail postofflcc half this vicinity. an hour before mail closes. EVENINGS AT 7.15 AND 8.30 Miss Ella F. Jordan, of Jamaica Plain, is a CONDENSED TIME TABLE. Mass., spending part of her summer recation in Ellsworth. Her brother, Har- WEBB DATS. HANCOCK BANK rard C. Jordan, and bis wife, went to COUNTY SAVINGS Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at Boston to meet all to Ells- •Aft, 7.18,11.18|snd 11.68 a. m., 4.21 and 6.18 p. m. her, returning Trains leave Ellsworth for the west Jat 7J7 a worth by automobile. m 4.11,5 38, 10.21 and 10J7 m. .,|12.28, p. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nasb and Mrs. E. L. SUNDAY*. Richardson and son Orion, of Arrive from west at 6.66, 7.18, 9.11 and 11.16 Bangor, a. in.. 6 40 p. m. Leave for the west at 6 JO a. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. “SAFETY FIRST!” The NICKEL m 4.11, 6J&. 10.21 and 10J7 p. m. Moore, Monday. The party, with Mr. snd Mrs. Moore, were guests of Mr. and WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH. A bank that has the of Daily Matinee at 2 Mra. El wood Silsby in Bar Harbor over protected savings Sunday. this for over 43 must cer- For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday, community years The democrats will have an July IS. 1916. opening EVENINGS AT 7.15 AND 8.30 in Ellsworth of next be a safe and sound bank for YOU | From observations taken at the power rally Thursdsy tainly station of the Bar Harbor A Union Rivet week. The speakers will be Governor Power Co., In Ellsworth. Precipitation is Senator Prof. Kenneth to deal with. given in inches for the twenty-four hours Curtis, Johnson, ending at midnlght.J C. M. Sills, candidate for senator, and Weather Precip* of State John E. can- The Hancock Bank en- Temperature condition* ttatlon Secretary Bunker, County Savings didate for in this • congresamen district. t 4am 12 m forenoon afternoon the honor of this long and faithful ser- Arthnr moat joys Wed 64 80- fair fair Delroy’e intereating lecture taat in Tburs 58 — 87— fair showers .66 Monday evening the Chautauqua vice ; has added many thousands of dollars Fri 62— 78— fair fair course, on shams, etc., will give the pastor in Sat 62- 71— fair clear of the Baptist church a point of departure interestto the deposits in its care ; invites I I Sun SO— 68— fair .06 lor bis services on crdy.ab’w’ra Sunday next. At 10.30, YOUR account on the same safe- Mon 68- 78- fair fair “Self-Hypnotism;” at 7.30, “A Bunch of savings Lime Tues 62— 72— fog, fair fair [ Agricultural { Verv Common Mistakes.” guarding, liberal- interest basis. About thirty-five members of the Ells- Mi»* June of la Mills, Aurora, visiting worth woman’s club enjoyed a moat de- Sheriff F. O. and wife. fcllsby lightful afternoon last Wednesday at the Seed Oats Grass Seed I Mise Margaret (Jose, ol Charleston, is home of Mrs. B. B. Btsnley, one of the the guest ol Mrs. B. T. Bowie. members, at East Burry. The trip was made automobiles. Mrs. served Hancock Bank | Dr. Arthur Parcber will open his office by Stanley County Savings in the Manning block August 1. chowder end coffee, and the ladies carried lunches. Established 1873 Me. Mr. and Mrs. Austin K. Russell and picnic Ellsworth, The in its new Lime and Cement daughter Sarah are visiting in Warren. Davis, location in the building formerly the Uapt. N. H. Means is spending the week occupied by Bijou, last and The j with friends and relatives in opened Saturday evening, Sedgwick Nickel, at the Odd Fellows “HAZEL. K1KKK.” COMING EVENTS. and Brooklln. building, opened Monday. Both these picture Walter Scott Allen, who from 18 at escaped theatres, now under the management of Ellsworth Dramatic Club Scores Sunday, July to Thursday, July 30, the last week, baa not been Sea- C. W. GRINDAL, county Jail yet His, Harriet C. Davis, will give dally Another Success. Ellsworth—Community Chautauqua. j recaptured. son tickets, adult, f2; children, (1. ♦ matinee* at 2 o'clock and sveolpg per- The Ellsworth Dramatic club gave ex- Willis A. Joy, Ot Grand Forks, N. D., is formances at 7.1£ sod H.J0. Friday evening, July 21,. at Whiting Water Ellsworth, Maine « cellent amateur support to John J; Far- Street, in Ellsworth lor a abort stay among old Orchestra. Two ease* of iuterest in Hancock hall—Dance; Higgins’ home friends. rell, ot Bangor, in the production ot the county were argued before ihe law court Friday evening, July 31, at Society bell— tour-act drama “Haxel Kirlte” Mias Hops Hathaway, ol Lowell, Mass., in Portland last weak—the famous Gar- comedy Dance; Monaghan’s orchestra. is the gueet ol her cousins, Misses Sibyl and the of last week. The was first Wed- mong- Henderson case, suit the play given andeven- and Wednesday, July 28,afternoon Ruth Fields. Devsrsuz of against Sheriff to a and was Co., Caatina, needay evening, large house, tng, at grounds ol B. T. Sowle, Main Mr. and Mrs. Embert C. are re- Forrest O. of Hancock tbs , . ^ Osgood Bilsby, county, repeated by request Saturday evening to street—Lawn party by ladies’ aid society on out of the of j ceiving congratulations the birth of a latter suit grow ing (turning the I.. another house. ot Methodist church. good son, born the steamer Corinna while held under at- Thursday. as Mr. Farrell, “Dunetan Kirke”, bad a — tachment the sheriff. Thursday, July 27 Hancock county William L. McDonald is here from Ohio by much part different from those in which Unitarian conference at Bar Harbor. to hia vacation with his Mrs. John A. Peter* gave a dinner PI I ^ore and ulore tea drinkers spend mother, party be has previously appeared here, and one of her 2 and CliinDTU Mrs. Ann A. McDonald. last Thursday in honor two nieces, giving him larger opportunity to display Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 3, us for Misses Louise and Anna Cushman, of Ban- at Hancock hall—Annual lair of Unitarian CLLO «V u ll I n are ^king each week Allen Meader, ol Eldora, Iowa, is visit- his talent. Mias Christina Doyle, In the are brides to be. An- ing relatives in Ellsworth and vicinity. gor, both of whom title roll, sustained the part admirably, society. nouncement of the engagement of Miss He will remain until September. and Miss Haxel Giles was delightful as the Monday evening, Aug. 7, at home of Louise to Douglass Somerville, of London, — Roscoe H. Taylor attended the annual vivacious “Dolly Dutton”. Mrs. C. E. Miss Alice H. Scott Ellsworth High Eng., da* made recently. The engage- Mrs. L. F. Misses Isa- School Alumni association reunion. meeting ol the Sixth Maine Regimental Monaghan, Giles, Tea Anna was announced some Climax ment of Miss belle Falvey and Elleneen Doyle were all DOES LOVE association at Togus last Friday. FAMILY REUNIONS. time ago. Her marriage to Frederick excellent. _ blend we G. H. Macomber, ol that Manchester, Mich., will take in — super-luscious Phillipi, of Bangor, place Of the men in the cast, Frank Dunleavy Aug. 2 Frost family at George A. was in Ellsworth last week on a short a on September. was easily the star of the amateurs as Frost’s grove, Mariaville. 1 A s are makiug such “drive” visit to his brother, J. H. Macomber. p | The annual reunion and reception of “Pittacus Green", but was well supported Arnold H. Patten has ot FAIR DATES. purchased the Ellsworth High School Alumni as- by Roy C. Haines, Wesley Houle, Earl Fal- Frank R. Moore the shoe — repairing shop lociation will be held Monday evening, vey, Llewellyn Fortier and Paul Whit- Wednesday, Sept. 27 Narrsmissic here 8. Morrison. at 27c a established by Ralph Aug. 7, at the home of Miss Alice H. comb. grange fair at Orland. Miss Gertrude left on It will be a com- The entire was as well as pound Dorgan Saturday Scott, School street. play balanced Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sept. noon for a two week’s visit with her house lawn like the amateur on here for a bination and party, any production put 5, 6 and 7 — Blue hill fair. Misa Louise ol Houlton. same time. No small of If you are a lover of extra good sister, Snllivan, delightfully informal reunion at the long part the credit tor Preaching at 10.30 at ;the Methodist plaoe last year. There will be an informal this is due to Fred E. Cooke, who assigned want to it at a StroertisnncntB. Tea, and buy church next Sunday, to the young people. reception at 8 o’clock, followed by a busi- the parts with excellent judgment, and low price, our Illustrated lecture in the evening at 7.30. ness meeting. Refreshment* will be did effective work in staging the play. wonderfully ■erved. It is there will be a New scenery used for the first time in this Earl Smith spent Sunday with his wile hoped large THE TEA must interest ittendanoe. was also ot bis work. CHEVROLET CLIMAX at the Bar Harbor where she is production hospital, Tbt Product of Exporionco Y OU! recovering slter an operation for appendi- joon r. tidriage ana wue ana noy j. Investigate! Standard citis. Goodwin and wile went to Portland MOUTH OK THE UIVKK. Equipment to attend tbe annual meeting of tbe Mohair Tailored Top, Top Cover and Side Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Gardner, of Capt Freeman Cloaaon is at home ill. Curtains, Electric Horn, ventilating Wind- Maine Plumbers’ aeeociation. Mr. Newport, U. I., were week-end guests of His vessel is in charge of Capt. Charles shield, Complete Tool Equipment, including Mrs. left Ellsworth Jack and pump. Harry W. Haynes and wife at Shady ind Eldridge Sunday Sinclair. night in time to participate in tbe annual J. Nook. K. A. B. Carter is in very feeble health. FOUR WNETY $490 luting of the State association of Master Tf&SflS&S? Haynes Extra when with Ellsworth friends of William t. Jude He is being tenderly cared for by his equipped electric lights and Plumbers at Long Island, and Mr. El- starter $60 'cUSWOOTh'I and wife, of Belfast, extend congratula- Mrs. Pinkham. was awarded one of the three daughter, Georgia lridge “nd tions on the birth to them of a son last prize* for longest distance travelled. Mr. Mrs. Everett Tinker and two children, “Baby Grand" lnffl‘gXu£ $750 C. C. BURRILL & SON Thursday. ind Mrs. Goodwin left Ellsworth Mon- Miss Olive and Master Foster, of Massa- B. with E. E. Ellsworth,'Me. Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown, daugh- and will visit in Boston before re- chusetts, are visiting Mrs. Tinker’s ROWE, Agent, lay, Manufacturer of Truck Bodies of De- ter Eleanor, of Pawtucket, K. L, are Mrs. Every FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE turning home. mother, George Day. scription. Top Work. guests of Mrs. Brown’s sister, Mrs. W. K. The club waa indeed favored Mrs. May Murch, with her little daugh- or this and countriee Thursday Representing some of the lending companies foreign Parker. ter ly the weather clerk for its lawn party Frances, who has been the guest of Established 18*7. Money to Lou M Improved, Productive Real Estate. Mrs. H. C. Pomroy, of Gardiner, with ast Friday afternoon and evening, by one Maynard Murch and wife since the first PIAN08 daughters Helen and Elizabeth and ton >f the tew clear summer days this season of the month, was Joined here by her For Sale or root Knnbe, Emerson, a & Harold, it visiting her sister, Mrs. Abby las furnished. The attractive bouse and husband for few days’ visit to bis pa- Foster Co., Marshall & Wendell Cushman. awn of Henry M. Hall at the corner of rents. They returned to their home in and other makes. Business Telegraph Main and street* needed but Millinocket Monday. See Me Before MllDCrC Til AT lHIII Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, of Hamilton, High simple Deciding Secretarial lecorationa to make it a beautiful vUUKoto I HA I If IN Shorthand Mata., have been guests of Mr..and Mrs. setting KATIE H. HOOPER, lor the Mr*. A. P. Mrs. I know what are 107 Oak St. Maine Elmer E. Rowe a tew days, leaving for party. Wiewell, you going to say. H. W. Ellsworth, Hall and Mra. O. W. were tbe oom- Morang is always near when I want home to-day. Tapley by my nittee in charge. The attendance during cigar, and its second nature to think of Ced Herbert F. and* las when I think of I know Mr. and Mrs. Monaghan he afternoon and evening was gratifying, cigars—because Ellsworth- Bluehill of are they are Havana cigars.—4de«. little daughter, Bangor, vialting ind the various booths were well patron- Charles E. Mon- Mr. Monaghan’s parents, zed. Music waa furnished by Edison auto line: IT IS THK DUTY of aghan and wife. phonograph, loaned by Mlaa J. A. Tbomp- every Repnblloan OARROLL JOHNSTON to att* nd the polls July 94, at the Sena- Auto leaves Ellsworth dally at 11.80 a. m. for AUGUSTA lon, agent. In the there were via East Bluehill. PORTLAND BANGOR Archie Stewart, U. S. N., it spending a evening torial Primaries. Vote for Bert M. Per Bluehill, Returning, lALves Bluehill at 1 p. m. PAM. 11.21 vacation of two weeks with his Continued on nald.—Advt. mother, ( page 5.) Aits ta Hra at iafentaa'i stiMa- Aatricaa Oaata itaMa tent ol North Bend it Column. NEWS Buckaport, la alaitlna h.. JButnal Among tt)f Granger*. COUNTY ■Mar, Ha. Charlea H. Lovell Walter 8. of ICITID BT “4CBT UNI". Roaaall, Boaton, lortnerl. This column U devoted to the Omngs. es- FRANKLIN. »l North SUNDAY SCHOOL Buckaport, la ataitin* hi, pecially to the grudge* of Hanooek county P. L. Swan m a bnaln*** visitor Hn. daughter*, Mr*. Paarl Chi pm. n amt He Motto: and The column ii open to all grangers for tW Mr, “Helpful Hopeful." I OWE at Tank Pond last weak. discussion of topics of gsnsral interest, snd Raymond Bridge*. from Wbllina- for of Msks letters Cheater Dunham ia home Mr. and Mr*. Frederick E. Lesson IV.—Third For The purpose# of this column are suecloc J reports grange meetings. Mariner. 0| Quarter, bt* eaeation. Mated In the title ami motto—It Is for the »ut 1 short and concise. All comm intentions mast vllla, Maas., to spend New York, bar* dosad “Waldmarin” MY HEALTH he but names wiir not be ex- and atm* *o tie end signed, printed and Mta* Ibair rummer bom* July 23, 191 a oenetH, helpful bopefell lira. Fred llarditoo daughter, her*, and left ir their Being for the common H 1* for the com cept by permission of the writer. All com- In town. bouaa boat, the Ancient good, Loutae, of Boston, are visiting Mariner in.r to I BrookaTlIle and Bnck’a mon use-a public •* rrant, a purveyor of 1n munications will be subject approval by Harbor. To Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- Florence Dunn, wbo baa been In formation and suggestion, a medium for the In the editor, hut none will be rejected without Mine THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Boston several is at her boms For Mummer Tr..ni,i». tv r change ol Ideas It. thin capacity It solicit* etable good reason. months, Compound. freer afflict* thousand* and communications, ami lia*ucoes* hers. Hay asthma *uf depend*largely ferera endure torture. Foley's lionet C\>tu- and T»f on the support given it In thla respect Della Dooban and two daughter* Hires relief It allays Text of th« Lesson, Acte xviii, 1-22. III.— “I am the PAMOLA, 285, HANCOCK. Mrs. inflammation, clear* Jon* trust be but the name of Washington Park, sir rasping rn unicat signed, for their home in Frederic- paaaarre*.ease* cough. sooth** and Verses, 10—Golden Text, mother and have MEMORIAL RRSOLCTIOKS. left Thursday heal*. This wholesome Memory 9, writer will not be except by permission. of four children auf- family remedy con printed lain* no bottle last* a Divine Providence bss removed ton, N. B. opiates-* long {imm Acte xviii, 9—Commentary Prepared Communications will be subject to approval or tered with t.-male IFkerva*, Moore's Drue Htore. of but none from Pamoln grange. No. N&. oor brother. Mr*. Adra Blalsdell Johnson, of New by Rev. O. M. Stearns. rejection by the editor the column, trouble, backache, Nelson Stewart, one who was always lo^sl will oe relected without good reason Addrcaa nervous spells and London, Conn., called on old home friends ; aobrCurauntt know we or.n tell how all communication* to snd interests 1 in the work of the order; 1 do not lhat the blues. chil- Saturday. 1 THB AMKilt Alt. My That while we bow in submis- Me. Resolved, long I'a til remained at Athens, brt he Kllnworth, dren’s loud Woodworth haa gone to talking sion to the divine will, we will ever cherish Mis* Grace a faithful and some and would where ebe baa' ga'e testimony, romping thi memory of one who was always helpful, Phillip* Eaton'a, Sullivan, Ttonun. make me so nervous believed (chapter xvll. 34i. The mes not only to the grange, but in anything for employment. Oh. I bare I could tear the beitermeut of the town, snd when the songer of the l-ord is apt to be dls I ye*. my troubles, just W. H. Lewrie and C. H. Sprague are 1 Civil war If he duds to his My care and grief and woe. everything to pieces country was called to arms in the couragod opposition building a garage tor Mr*. Julia Martin conflicts and my struggles, I would ache all was one of the first to message and seemingly few. If any. My and respond. our at Hancock Point. i Mr ups and dow ns, you It now l feel so Resolved. Thst we extend to hi* family believing, or If after a faithful test! over and sick But somehow, when they're darkest. heartfelt sympathy in their bereavement. Mr*. Woodrufl and Mr*. Hlaiadell and After any there Is neither a "thank that 1 would not Sickness mony you" And when the clouds are That our charter be draped for their gray. want to talk Resolved, children moved to bungalow, or nor a word of appreciation. It Is true anyone Operation | I think of other people’s thirty days snd s copy of these resolutions "Knoll Wednesday. look a friends say Why do you L. F. and wife. you thought My at tbs ball in North parent*. Springer well owe Tuesday evening, you have accomplished nothing and How much worse things have happened, look so young and T I it all of l» the Bucks port, there was a good attendance. Mi** Flora Ricker, Castme, had better seek some other occupation, And then my troubles flee! to the Lydia E Pinkham remedies. j The third and fourth degrees were con- guest of Mias Edna Gates at tba borne ol and messengers have tiecn known to I I’m sad and worried, —Mrs. Robt. Stopiel, Moore Avenue, Ob, yes. ferred on three candidates-Rev. snd Mrs. bar annt. Mr*. Charles Bradbory. heed his suggestion. I am thankful And grumped and grouchy, too; Washington Park, Illinois. j Jobn E. Blake, of the Methodist church, Mr*. Ball* Uoogina, ol Trenton, wbo that some one said to me many years And pestered out aod flurried, wish woman who suffer* We every and Mrs. Allan Q. A bountiful baa baan lb* of Mr*. H. P. Blundell And and dark and blue. Ray. goast ago. as 1 wondered if any good was grim from female troubles, nervousness, harvest was a few returned boms Monday. done: “Do recollect that But, somehow, when my trouble# supper enjoyed. days, being yon backache or the blues could see the let- the Been* more than 1 can bear, A piano was recently purchased by Mias Feodora wbo bad when the devil sowed his tares he | women well Woodworth, ters written by made by Ly- and at this was used for I think of other people’s. grange, meeting tonatl* and adenoids removed Toetday by went his way. for he was sure that dia E Pinkham'a I And mine blow by In the air! Vegetable Compound. the first ttme, with Mrs. A. Q. Ray as they would grow? And you do not Dr*. DcBeck and Black, i* doing wall. — If you have any symptom about which pianist. The meetings are held the second seem to think that the Word of God Mis* Addis Bunker, a teacher in Cam- The above sent to us Aon has a I you would like to know write to the and fourth in each is as seed as the devil's tares." | poem by Tuesday evenings her varation good Medicine bridge, Mass., ia spending special significance, for sbe baa been oar- j Lydia E Pinkham Co., Lynn, month now, instead of weekly, aa was the That helped tne grently. and since of with her mother, Mrs. Georg* Bunk*'. mg most faithfully for her “John", who Mass., for helpful advice given free custom for years. More interest is being then I have gone my way after a serv I wilb wife and for time. taken in the and several new Congressman Guernsey, ice. saytng: 'Thank God; that will has been in poor health a long charge, grange, son Harold, motored through here last it The past year she has scarcely been away names will be taken in for membership work; will surely accomplish fils called on Mr*. J. | is to those who have week, going east. They lisa. Jer. R. Y.t from her home at all, so you will under- j soon, which pleasing pleasure" lv, 11; i. 12, ourselves- Yet bow tew of us really do think H. West. stand the following message from her. labored hard tor the welfare of Floral Leaving Athena Paul went to | for ourselves! Nine oat of ten of no. It M. wife and three _ Harry Worcester, Corinth, a wicked, worldly, commercial { I west to send love and all good wishes to seems to me. allow custom or bsbit or preju- ***»»**• j were week-end j every oae of the II. B.s, esp. cial.y those who dice. early teaching, sod the beliefs and children, of Old Town, center, notorious for its immorality, WALTHAM. are shot in, and hope that every oae Is as of others to make our decisions for SCENIC, 529, gaeats of bu Henry CJ. Worcester and the first we read of him is. opinions parent*, thing a few members were thoughtful of yon all as they have been of as. ! us, sod ss s consequence are extremely little July 12, only and wit*. not that that he preached, but he > j We are now enjoying the sunshine (whenever practiced lodeed in thinking for ourselves. present. The time was spent disposing of 17. B. found with some who July employment j we can catch it) and can get to oar near \ Over and over life tries to educate ns." bosiness. were of the same craft with himself— i neighbors once in a while. As for the re- GINGER! MEMORIAL RHSOLCYIORS. UEEK ISLE. tent union, do come to Aunt for then. If 1 that of making—and he al>ode Madge's, has entered our RECIPE. interval. The reaper Death B. Cook and wit* are a couldn't go you could over and see me. E. spending with them (verses 1-3). He would rath trip ranks and taken from our midst our beloved Aan. Delicious Brown Bread — One week at Atlantic. er work at bis trade and thus earn bis cop sister, Abbie Hsslsm. therefor# be it tbick sour milk, cup molasses, 1 tea- our William H. Patten, ol ; living than be a burden to any one 8be also sent a recipe for brown bread Vk Resolved. That In the death of beloved superintendent spoon soda. Vs teaspoon 1 cap* Bessie has lost a sister, i schools ol Ellsworth, with Mr*. Patten, la He afterward wrote to this people, ask almost the same as given by Alexia last salt, ’-j sister, grange worthy 1 graham Sour. Beat bard several minotea; one ever ready to d » what she could for the ia town. lng them to forgive him if he had j week, but aa there ia a little difference, 1 visiting bake In oveu from one to two same good of ths order. them not a burden will it to boor*, Dr. Ered 8. Power*, who was wronged by being give you. be reversed and recently as brown bread. Tbe most delicate Resolwrf, That our badges to them Cor. It does don't think it a little any from the Harvard denial school, (II xlL 13-16). j Now, ttoaan, you our charter be fora period of thirty graduated stomachs can digest it without any terlona draped Bound a little like sarcasm. The Lord queer that, from California to Maine, the came borne Saturday. j trouble.—Ann. days. Jesus Himself was known as the car thoughts of the M. b.s were so much on Resolved. That a copy be seat to Tas Ells- Harold Greenlaw, * bo is employed aa penter (Mark vl, 3) and no doubt hell- brown bread this week? worth America*, Bangor Commercial and electrical engineer in Boeton, ia with hi* the and a be oar ed to make a living for the family till HusnaeTOK Bases, Cal., Jnly t. If is. OAK POINT. family, copy spread upon relative* tor his vac*lion. rtcord. He began Hls Dear Aunt Madge: public mlnUtry. and wife are at their Harold Grover and wile, ot Winter Har- Baked beans and brown bread! 1 am going Raymond Alley When the Sabbath days came round irJureMs. Oar Heavenly Father has re- drove in their ear and viaithd to write a little note about the farmer cottage here for a month. bor, up boy from oar midst our Isaiah Paul was ready to testify to the Jews moved brother, friends in town over Mr*. wbo, fifty years ago or more, was food of Aitbso Marshall, of Seal Is vis- it Sunday. In the that Jesus was the Harbor, Has lam. therefore be synagogue bakad beans and brown bread, when hs lived Grover, formerly Mias Beta Staples, we* iting ber aunt, Mrs. Lena Ladd. That Scenic tones a faith- Quality Ale of Messiah (verses 5 and JBesoissrf, grange Ginger Christ, their 4. on his father's rocky farm ia Maine. Tea. I a successful teacher in this town several of la ful brother. America. Sold by the Best Silas and whom want to of the barefoot clad In Jefferson Horn, Belmont, Maas., margin). Timothy, speak boy, That our charter ha ia year*. a faw weeks at Ricbert's. JKesoifod, draped Grocers and be had left at Berea and for whom be pants buttoned to a gingham waist; the boy spending Hanry Druggists. moarnlng for thirty days, that these resolu- Miss Hr*la Maakill, ot Boalindale, for- who, aa a nevar saw a nnd had sent from Athens that boy. bathtub, yet Rev. T. 8. Rosa and family, of EUswortb, our that a OMw tbm Cam they might tions be spread upon record, copy of this town, was married to Charles by was clean and dreaaed on and merly come to him. reached him here at neatly Sunday, a few last week with friends be sent the and Tnn Euivoere •pent days family, are their TOE CXJCQUOTa.ua COMPANY attended school in the meet- Harris Friday. They spending I usually Sunday Corinth (xvll. 14. 15). The phrase bare. A msuica* and Bangor Ormmtrctml. or red school vacation her*. a re- ing-bouse house. A. Saturday they gave In 5) U trans Hazel three Sflnncv Fox. “pressed spirit" (verse This was fond of baked beans and Mrs. Gordon and children, which was attended. boy very Timuv C. Hast am, ception, largely lated In the R. V. “constrained by brown bread, and he ale them with his of are with ber mother, Mrs. both Portland, Lacma S. Haolam. They will leave for their home in Koalm- the Word." says Paul waa knife and and them Flora Weymouth fork, spooning pitching Gray. Committee. dale Wednesday. We think of into his stomach's his preaching fervently. ever-ready receiver, The Golden Rale dab bad a party at July 17. Rax. month, and doing this with both si bows on _ JeremUh. who. when be was derided Emerson Ladd’s shore Friday evening. the kitchen table. 1 want to make mention of BAB HAKBOB. CHJCHOTSPILLS and reproached, was tempted to stop was a ten automobiles BUCKS PORT CENTER. the wbo There largo party, Word hoy drove the cows to pasture every Iria. the fourteen-year-old daughter of speaking the of the Lord, bat It Doming from Bar Harbor and “cal Harbor. and Reuben ol morning and went for them again at even- Mr. and Mro. William Miller, died Moo- Mr. Mr*. Klngsbnry, was such a burning Are within him Bfanmad dougboats and oeftn warn tide, coining rash lag to the sapper table all dams, Bar Harbor Malden, Me** are gn*eta of he* moaner, that he bad to (Jer. 7-9V. We day,July U. U U. boapUal. speak xx, ant a< breath served. Proceeds. fU. Mr*. C. Eugene Parker. after an epryaltoo for appandicUla. think also of Elibu. who said that be This hoy was vary food at baked beans and July 17. U. *__ A large oo* moose we* eeen cdlaly waa so constrained by the spirit within brown broad, and filled np with them Ian Oaya tt, Hnby baal grating in tke paelnr* In ike rear of tbe him that be was like a bottle of wine harry. Jabbering as he ate, of his exploit* BURRY. at M Children cannot keep covered night ooa with ‘Spotty" and Line back" coming font Pag* tarn day recently. ready to burst and he had to speak and that is oas way they take cold. Foley's sweet Mias Jonas la at firs. that be might be refreshed (Job. xxxIL throagh the fern sad alders beside the Mary visiting Honey nud Tar ia n rafiable family ooagh Mr. and Mr*. Pied E. Mu Qatar, of Wal- county road. Hand on both aides with n mil Addle Grant ’s. medicine that contains no oplats or harmful Mrs. Lucia Ben- 18-30). ingredients. Mrs. Wm. Leonard, PoUeville. tham, Maaa., aregoeeuof fence or stone wall. 1 am thinking of the lad when the Jew* opposed Pan! and Frances Curtis ratnrnad Wednesday Fa., writes: “Baby had a very bad ooagh. nett, In North Buck*port. with his trousers on one dirty lag rolled np The flrst done gave her relief.**—Moore's Drag from a visit In Boston. blasphemed he turned from them to six inches higher than on the other, the brim Bio re. Mr*. Mellaaa McKenney, a former re*i- the gentiles nnd found an open door of his hat hadf torn oil, while a hols Mina Alice Coulter baa returned from n throagh In a bonne close by the synagogue, own- ia the crown of It sticks a tuft of black hair Southwest Harbor, Ul. like the of a ed by a man named Juntos. who wor- plame knight. Klsia Sperry ret anted to Augusta Thurs- This is the boy who enjoyed sating baked shiped God Irenes 6, 7). When God day, after a short vacation. > beans nnd brown brand his soother hod Just wants His message proclaimed He will ‘' pmled oat of the hot oven. He was his Mr. Cunnlngbam and family, of Penob- provide a place. I held a claas in one mother's good boy, for he brought in the scot, wan guests of Mias Fannie Allan !f town where all the churches were clos- Smiles wood for the fire that heated the oven. My Sunday. Bring ed against me for the truth's sake, hut next will be about that mother, “Willie, yoa Os pi. Eugene Gas par and Ralph Kaos a hotel proprietor invited ns to meet mast go to bad now." Susan. warn la tba harbor Wednesday on tbs in his parlor*, and so we continued. yacht Alert. Paul said concerning one place. "A ▲ card from Aunt Maria brings tba re- great door and effectual la opened unto port, which wo are glad to boar, that they Dr. William Emery and his mother, New Post Toasties were perfected me, and there are adversaries" are all wall, and trying to Brenda Mia. Lacy J. Emory, ot Bangor, ware many hay. to overcome the defects of (I Cor. xvl. 9). Notwithstanding the and bar boys am them from Lynn, and bare Sunday. old-style 17. L. at Corinth there was much Aont Maria adds “Life gone with a July corn flakes. And the opposition ensile", _ hearty welcome encouragement, for the chief ruler of and aba baa “flowers started". We bare have received is that the synagogue and all his house believ- some idea what that moans, because we NORTH BROOKSVlLLE. they ample proof ed and also of the Corinthian* bare seen results of the flowers she many Alice Weeeel, ol Brewer, ie visiting their superiority is recognized. (verse 8). No doubt it was. as started. always, _ relative* here. because of the manifest work of the In the Homan * Home tor Qirard Bawee ha* gone to Groton, New Post Toasties have a self-de- Holy Spirit that the devil stirred up Companion August is s page entitled, “Simple jet Mas*., to work on a farm. such opposition. How Paul must have inner-flavor—the rich flavor meals, in hot Ashland veloped, been strengthened to continue by that satisfying easily prepared Grace Stover has gone to to weather.” If than ware in the of most gracious visit of the Lord Jesus space viait her sister, Lila Howa. choice Indian corn. Try a handful column 1 would like to Insert the bill of Himself, who came to him in the night Nora Saunders has gone to Belfast to ten for whet is termed a “well- balanced dry—they're mighty good that way, and said. “Be not afraid, but speak, viait her father, Prank Staples. menu for one and tor not day”, the recipes and the test will and hold thy peace, for I am with About all the are for prove that, unlike many ot the dishes to be served. It young girls away thee, and no man shall set on thee to the summer. Stella Edna and would be a delicious Lord, common do not on hurt for npast, for sny of flakes, they depend thee, I have much people hi Helen and Dodge are at tbe tbe break fast to Qrindle, Agnes tverae8 meals, being easy get, cream for this city'' 9. 10). The day that South Brooksvilie; Anna Perkins and and sugar their palatability. but tor e housekeeper who is without the Lord appeared to him on the way Goldie Qrindle, at Haven; Hop* Perkin* help end ia her own laundress, etc., etc., to Damaat us He said, "I have appear end Bernice Bowden, at Rockland; Plora New Post to prepare and cook the articles men- Toasties do not “chaff” M unto thee, and I will appear unto Seger, at Dark Harbor. tioned, it seems to me would give her a in thee" (chapter xrvi, 16), and this was July 10. C. the package, and they don’t mush busy day. _ of those other to _ one appearings him. down in cream like common “corn We have His completed word and few SOUTH SURRY. A extracts from tbe “Tower Boom flakes”. New tan hear Him speak to us St sny time lalk” in the seme The Post Toasties are magazine entitled “Ed- Among the recent arrivals are Mr. and U we have ears to hear, for He only ucating Ourselves”. Mrs. George Easts brook, Peecedale, R. 1.; identified bubbles on each flake la the same Lord who revealed Him by tiny “No matter hoar many years we might Clifton Eaatabrook, of New Jersey, and seif to Samuel His word 8am the intense by (1 spend in oollege. we can never become really Willard Treworgy, who will spend the —produced by quick, heat 111, 211. and He loves to do It still. Be- educated nntil we have learned to think tor summer at home. of the new of ing thus strengthened, be continued at process manufacture, Henry Yonng Waa driving the road ma- Corinth a year and six months, teach- Hie Backache Gone which also their wonderful chine when hi* horse became develops ing the word of God among them (verse J oat how daageroue a backache, core mus- Saturday, cle*, aching Joints or rheumatic mar bo an automobile Mr. new’ due time be sailed tak- pains frightened by Yonng flavor. ID- In thence, io sometime* realised only whan life In- waa thrown in front of the machine which ing Priscilla and Aqulla, and, leaving surance is refused on nooonnt of kidney trouble. Joseph O. Wolf of Green Wie„ over him. No bones war* them at ha went on to Cae- Bey. passed broken, Epbesua, writes: "Kidney Fills relieved me of n severe Have grocer send a for but he was bruised and on* foot waa your package sarea and Jerusalem and Antioch and backache that had bothered me lor several badly month*." Take Foley Kldoey Pills for weak badly hurt. to-morrow’s breakfast. thus completed his second missionary aad lame hack sleepless nights.—Moore's July 17. TnajfP. Journey (verses 18-22L We would like Drag Store. to know where be left Timothy and ■J T Wall Children Are Active. If Want Belief •' '• : what became of SUaa. hot we shall Sea Quick 'ijj v t i -l- If child la|dull. pale, fretful and wants Mea sad women who feel their health fail- and we caa wait yonr meet Timothy again, to 11* around, toe chance* an it is sageriag lag because of weak, overworked or disor- to know a lot of things. It seamed to from worma. Kicks poo Worm Killer, a pleas- dered kidney* will be pleased to know test ant candy eonfaetian, liked by all children Foley Kidney Pill* arc prompt is action a sd New Post he mast be In Jerusalem la Toasties Paul that i* what yonr child seeds. Yon only viva oao- give quick result* in the r lief of rkeusaa- the near fntare, bat not* his “If Ooi half to one loteage at a time aad yon get im- ttsm, sore muscles, aching Joint*, backache, resol ts. mother should have e inside, and dleturblag bladder l& mediate Every pains sleep w«r and sea Jas It, hex on hand. He. at nil druggists. trouble*.—Moore’s Drag Store. NEWS vkM, at which tear candidates warn ad- COUNTY mitted to the church. Ja*r 1'. WEST FRANKLIN. Ana __ Chari** Brown, of WakaSald, Hut., u OTTEK CREEK. suiting bit courts, A. O. Clark. 8. M. Walla’ st raw berry term la a busy Miaou Ague* Bonn and Bans Coomba place. at El la worth. bar* amploymant Joseph Bracy, of Camden, wee In town Vernon Smith, of Boston, cam* Satur- Friday. with hia wit*. day tor a law days Maynard Hagerthy has purchased sn Robert ParmeoUr, ot Marlboro, Maas., automobile. a guest at Ur. DeBeek’a Sunday. Mr. end Mrs. Tack and family are st Arthur Holt and wilt, ot Gould*boro, their bungalow for the season. Friday on Mr. and Mra. 8. 8. Sum- called Mrs. Annie Harrlman, of Somerville, mon. Mass., U visiting her mother, Mrs. Vsasls Tyler Gordon and family, of North Sul- Young. visited relatives hart Saturday and livan, Busan Allay went to Mil bridge last dundav. Wednesday to see her brother, Capt. John Mias Vivian Clark, of Massachusetts, Bray, who is ill. visited her grandparent*, 8. 9. recently Hilda *nd Laura, children of Shirley end wife. Clark *>rac%t "id little Bernice, daughter of W. E. James E. Clark, Savage and E. O. George rfrnltb, were operated on at their Hardison are marketing a large quantity homes Monday for enlarged tonaile and ol strawberries. adenoids, by Dr. Stokes, of New or1! and Bar 1.0. Collins, of Bar Harbor, was a re- Harbor. of hie Mra. Jtiyn. q. cent guest sitter-In-law, __ Emma llardieon. northeast hakbok. Gaylon Stanley urn* from Waltham to The Northeast Harbor spend Sunday with hia family, visiting at tennis dab bee opened lor the with George Springer’s. season, Henry T. Moore a* superintendent. Harry Wooeter and family, of Old The bee been To* ii, were week-end guests of H. G. kindergarten resumed, after e briel Wooster and family. vacation. Mrs. N. S. Bunker Miaa Adah Savage has returned from bis opened dress- rooms Cast me, where the attended the conven- making on Mein street (or the season. tion ot district superintendents. high-grade ciga- H. Everett is lislen Orciitt, «ho has bad charge of a Hell,ot Bangor, serving ea summer stsve milt ill New Brunswick, la home. organist st the Union church. T. Moore is He will run the engine al the Dustin Job. Henry acting as organist st I I St. Msry's-by-tbe-Ses. rette Charles Clark and wife, with triends for I’rcs. and Mrs. from Bangor, spent the week-end at Mr. i Charles W. Eliot have i arrived from to Clark's ump, “Blde-a-Wee,” at the pond. Cambridge, Mass., occupy their summer cottage at Asticou. Miss Marion Was! ha* returned from a i Miss Dors trip to Montreal and other place* of in- Stanley, of Otter Creek, has 5 Cents— been friends here, terest, and reports lutl delightful trip. I visiting i July 10. 1918. Miss Maude Morse left Friday for Montreal, where alie will make an ex- SOUTH PENOBSCOT. tended visit with her ataier, Mrs. 11. F. Grach and wife the week- Lincoln. George spent '■ end in Hallowell. Miss Madeline Goodwin, who bss un- Carroll N. Perkins, of was at dergone a aoc-eatful operation at the Bar Watrrville, the Mitchell house Harbor hospital, la expected home to- Sunday. morrow. Mrs. C. A. Smith was the guest of Mrs. Marston Howard at the on A good attendance was reported Friday point Friday. ■ night at the meeting of the boys’ and »Thom*a Grindlr and wife are with Mr. < girls' agricultural club at the grange hall. Grindle’a parents, Arthur Grindle and I Much interest was added by the presence wife. a ol encouragement ot County Agent Mr*. Basil Barrett, who has been vislt- Worden. Friday ol this a-ek Mr. I ng her cousin at Northern Maine Junc- Worden will visit the mcmhrrs at their tion, returned butne Thursday. homes to the work done inspect being by Rev. Chester A. Smith, pastor of the sod itler In the seesun will them, they Baptist church, ha* received a call from have an exhibition cf their work in con- North Sedgwick to take up the work nection with the grange fair. there. July 17. Echo. July 17. G. 8ARUENTVILLE. NORTH BROOKGIN. liiilu, W. Urindle be* returned to hi* Mtss Edna of is home in itluehitl. Allen, Bluehitl, visiting here. Mr*. Chart** Meson bee returned to ber The Coombs is sum- borne in Hndgtoo. cottage occupied by mer vacationists. Mrs. Isabelle Parker, of Sedgwick, ia Thomas Choate has sold his working for Mrs. J. H. Davis. Capt. schooner, the Zephyr, to Fred 1. Hall. Mrs. Herbert J. Gnadell, of Somerville, Everett wife and child, of Bel- Mais., le visiting ber eteter. Bridges, fast, have been visiting here two weeks. George U. Foster and D. W. Comina have Helen artist from Balti- returned totbeir borne In Boston. Miss Wilson,an more, Ud., is occupying one of W. A. Toe Eastern jracbt club Heel anchored Hale’s cottages for the summer. ia Billtog* cove Tuesday evening. Thomas Garay, having received tb* call Hsnry For bam and wife, ol Portland, to rejoin bis militia company in Massa- Kir IKK Y TO OAKIISOU. celled on Irttnda In town last weak. OF chusetts, has been obliged to cut short STATE MAINE Richard son of Mrs. Emery Hooper, ol Beverly, Mae*., hie vacation her* at hi* old bom*. Galpert, aged sixteen, It of was drowned the guest ol Mrs. Myron Urindle. July 17. Xenophon. Joseph Uslpart, Brewer, SPECIAL PRIMARY w hile in the Penobscot Carl Larson and sella, ol Jam!land, have Friday swimming river. tbeir heme* hare lor the summer. opened NORTH SEDGWICK. The is a list of REPUBLICAN candidates to be voted for in the State Harold Sylvester, of Brewer, aged following Mrs. Os ward L Hooper baa rsturnad Tb* Haxlewood cottage la open for the twenty-one, was drowned Thureday, be- from a visit with her husband In Boaton. summer. at large at the Special State Primary Election to be held July 24, 1916. ing seized with cramps while awimmlng Ronald L. Glower, ol Malden, Mas*., ia The ladies’ aid will bold Ita an- society in the river during tbs noon hour. for down, or a Ballot, spending several weeks with bis mot bar. nual church fair July 27. Penalty wilfully defacing, tearing destroying Specimen Capt. William Sawtelle, well known John A. and wile, ol Watar* Helen of Bli la Bridges Mlsa McIntyre, oill, along the Hancock county coast, as com- Five to One Hundred Dollars Fine. town, Maas., are ol Aior C. Dodga of Florence Allen. gnasta the guest mander of the steamers Mount Desert and E. of State. and wits. JOHN BUNKER, Secretary Mr*. Bertha Power* and son, of] New Rockland, died Friday at his home in Mrs. Herbert R. Roberta, ol Nortbfield, York, are visiting her mother, Mra. Eva Rockland, aged seventy-one years. Vt., la ber Hon. Henry visiting parents, Young. Capt. Ezra W. Curtis, of Camden, re- W.Harguntand wife. name wish George Ryder and family of Bar Harbor, tired steamboat captain long in service Make across (X) in the square to the right of the of the person you Mr*. Minnie Blende!!, Mlaa Shaba ere Mr*. Mrs. died last week visiting Ryder’s mother, on the Boeton-Bangor line, to vote for. Follow directions as to the number of candidates to be marked for each Green, ol Brockton, Mae*., and Mrs. E. P. Sophia Torrey. at the borne of a brother-in-law in Bel- and son are ol Mr*. on a He in and mark cross Conroy Lloyd guests Rev. Edward Tuck, ot Concord, N. H., fast, where he was short visit. office. Add names by writing or pasting stickers blank spaces (X) Sarah E. Billings. was of age. preached Sunday morning and evening. seventy-seven years to of such names. Do not erase names. July 17. Bui. was rendered. of was right _ Special music Peter Rouley, Madison, instantly July G. killed and his wife and daughter badly 8 EDO WICk. 17._A. injured, when the automobile in which Mrs. a friend are NORTH ORGAND. VOTE FOR ONE Minnie Cobb end they were riding was struck by a freight FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR CShort Term) new spending tbe summer in town. Herbert White has purchased a train near Madison Saturday night. automobile. William II. Means and family and Leverett Tinker, aged twenty-two, of and son near BERT M. FF.RNALD, Poland Everett Cheney are visiting W. N. Means. Mrs. Treaaa Patterson Gerald, Eastport, was drowned Sunday her while Frm W. Bridges ia spending hie vaca- of Derby, are visiting grandmother, Treat’s island, Eastport harbor, tion with bia O. 8. and Mra. R. J. Gibbons. to save George Moors, who had parents, Bridges trying FRANK E. GUERNSEY, Dover wile. Warren Moore and wife drove to Ban- fallen overboard from a small boat. Moore see their Mrs. Frank to the boat and was saved. Foss F. Candage. woo baa been em- gor Saturday to aunt, clung ployed in Haverhill, Mass., arrived home Johnson, who was operated upon recently The schooner Carrie, of Thomaston, Sunday. in the general hospital. bound from Mobile for Mstanzar, was 17. B. recent hurricane in the Gulf Mn. D. W. Kimball and children have July wrecked in a of Mexico, and her crew is believed to returned from Auburn, where tbey have BLI EHll.L FALLS. was been have been loss. The schooner sighted visiting. N’evin baa ber mother at of Doris joined bottom up about 250 miles west Key Dr. ol will here. Dane, Pbiladalpbia, euppiy tbeir summer borne West. ai tbe ol Kev. STATE OF MAINE chnrcb daring tbe absence of Mr. Thorne and family, Baltimore, of the features of the D. W. Kimball. One superin- Md., are at tbe Johnston cottage. tendents’ and principals’ conference in J. A. and daughter, Mrs. B. 1. ,• SPECIAL. PRIMARY Dodge Friend, of Brockton, Mass., ia Chatine was the presentation of a silver home in Harry Winchester, will return to their soon visiting relatives here and at Booth Blue- service to Hon. Payson Smith, who is West New week. burg this asState of schools bill. to retire superintendent a candidates to be voted for in the State H. (). and W. E. The is list of DEMOCRATIC Ford, Byron Ford Syl- Julv 17. CXCMBS. to assume a similar position in Massa- following vester, from the steam yacht Aria, wars in __ chusetts at large at the Special State Primary Election to be held July 24, 1916. town last week. ATLANTIC. Ivory W. Coombs, one of Bangor’s old- For or a H. ast residents, died Thursday. many for down, destroying_ Specimen Ballot, July 17. Is at North- schools of Penalty wilfully defacing, tearing Mias Amy Joyce employed yssra Mr. Coombs taught in the In 1800 east Harbor. Bangor and neighboring towns. Five to One Hundred Dollars Fine. HULL’S COVE. he established a wholesale millinery and J. Forbes Beal and family, of Washing- which he continued visited fancy goods business, JOHN E. of State. Avery Whitmore, ot Ben (tor, was BUNKER, Secretary ton, D. C., are at their cottage bere. until 1888, when be retired. He Mrs. Maud Arey, last weak. old. He laevee one Emile Gambler and daughter, Mrs. ninety-two years Mrs. Frederic 11. of -- Mrs. Cora Leighton and daughter, oi daughter, Mra. Ptnckland, I Coralier, of Near York, are at tbeir Bangor. Bangor, are ooonpying their bungalow tor cottage. a in the to the of the name of the wish the summer. Make cross (X) square right person you Shirley Kelley, who has been at work WEST SULLIVAN. George VUes and family, of Madison, are Follow directions as to the number of candidates to be marked for each oo the foundation of Sidney Joyce’s hones, Mr*. Ulnaldo (> visiting in Ear to vote for. at Wilbur earns George visiting Salisbury’s. They to hia home In Bernard. has returned Harbor. or stickers in the blank and mark cross By automobile. J' *• **• office. Add names by writing pasting spaces July 7. has returned from wife and Everett Mrs. Emerson Smyth Watson MeGown and erase names. a few months’ eojoorn in Massachusetts, to of such names. Do not Jones and ot Winterport, vlaUed at (X) right wile, BBOOKSVILLB. Mr. and Mrs. John Saili* White's jewmffl><*s by Uoyd over Sunday. favored in hav- Brooksvllle la especially vac and daughter Bastrios, of Madford Mias Be aline sad Dexter Maddooha. ol Mrs. ing among its guests this summer, Hillside, Maas. Mast are their grand- Holden, visiting Bonnie Banks Col barn, of Los Angeles, July IS. **• M. C. Sweet and wife. Parents, ryi who ia a most welcome visitor at Mrs. Prances Spawns, who has been Bocky Crest, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her Left Side Hart visiting her brother, Walter Bobbins, bar A. A. Prim. Mrs. Oolbarn is an earnest, Mrs. Laura Basil. PlaMsburg. Hies., writes: la bad health, left side returned to her home in NorthSeM. worker in musical, literary and “Last Asm 1 got my efficient hart all the time. I had symptoms of Bright a home Pills end feel new educational circles in bar city, and, dlesaea. I took Polay Kidney Bishop Brewster, Maine’s bishop, relieve back- understood, ia collecting material for all right bow. They quickly ■ado hie Seat visit to this parish Sunday it is ache, rheumatism, aches end peine. Bladder in the near future. are corrected this remedy. evening. There was a baptism in thr publishment troubles, too, oy Mai a* l a OB Trad Oa. of (! 11 .!?“'• em- tbe chore front la enOoteat for W. H. Tiro*. Bdftor sad and the mea aad lea me which here been opposite * v*** angary for *tho fa tare haolthfal Army hall, Ellsworth. than to tho work of the the largest ebipe. of th* ployed bonding vigorous growth iwpablieaa rone to tbe Hon. Piaak J. Ham, chairman of the aew ■ bill. to now A bite highway property, srrvrsjtf’ ra rood round Mann Op pa Jn *«U n U •ssm Old difference* of party *ad Central la In. party. republican state committee, was preseat ha hoe been currying on work at both and tbe Maine railway nearby. and all jssWA,rr of primary wore forgotten, Tbe location Is aboal oar and one-half NtnCH AM MCkOASd At IAA (At* •< H p«l to consult with tha county candidates aad plir— iiawmcM^'ai aitedriiMk laced forward to tbe fall mllee down tbe river from Mechiae, a boat A*»*» ,0 J*"“ campaign, The at retch mentioned ebon ia now one M t AAd Win b* town com mil teamen and lay oat a sys- tbe Advtnleli’S Raiaa-Ata mamaaMa confidant of victory. Maine’* n»M- of road in ooe mile from Mectneeport, and aboat the beet piecee of newly-built -- ■ad* known on nppBcAMOA. la matte campaign. Other oat of the to th* of the nation the SUta. About 7.000 feet of tble waa am dletanea from Bart Machine. •age republican* me wars Hob. Chrl E. ^ Botin*** comm anlcAtloAt shosld ti**itiU**A*d ooonty speak present be With tbe deeirable location of this next will be no uncertain through a boggy Wretch which had to very »*. A A. V.A AA» 9 o'clock > m American is 2.400 copies. to allow his name to be grese tba recant primaries being urged placed This of road coaid not have bean Feminine Ooort keaac I* Rllnrorth on W*)..*.., contest for United States senator in tba piece gaggeetiew. Ik on tba state ticket as 1 Mb InrolJ.lr. M » o'clock » *.. republican presi- finished this had it not been that tba were awfully dull to r/ year Bab—Things Is tb* countt of Hancock to secure i,^ week for 2.500 dential elector. He Is one of tbs old war- special primary July M. Congressman Inform? Average per 1914, highway commissioners authorised Hr. the stock market today. Absolutely t»on to raabf* them to mak* a )aat eoq*nI£ of tbe in tba state and Patera, of the third district, was, of course, Uon of tb* UMbU In boreee party to haul out the for the en- property Mid cou u Schopps gravel nothing doing. and to Investigate char*** of recognition of bis stalwart republicanism present, and made one of tha principal concealment If JULY 191«. tire piece daring last wintsr. Mr. Schopps Wife—Why doot you mai* noma of P™P«?T Issnllos, of WEDNESDAY, 19, wonld be a deserved speeches of the afternoon. !*"» ^ ondervniQVtk»q compliment.—Ogden sad his craw worked on tba road op to tbo stock down and advert tan a bargain pro^«y liable i Hatore tba ameting was called to order, Zimuom Standard. was _ January, when work suspended. sale T—Boston Transcript. B. O. Mclwnax. then waa a and informal min- on general J Dnaaaoaw, The Germans have made good Tbs old-time gypsy caravan, of raw- and the teams were employed thereafter W. gling of all present in a get-acquainted F. Dicum, their of submarine merchant boned horses and ramshackle covered ie hauling gravel aad depoaitiag it ilong Booed of mat* Ass* Mon promise and get-together meeting. Political announcement. K. B. Btssuso. Clerk. to the Slates. And now is Tbs tba road for spreading in the spring. ships United wagons, passing. picturesque I in meeting wu caueu iu onwr uj tbs roadside will be missed bat Work was again begun about the middle they promise a regular line of freight- camp by Percy L. Aiken, cbeirmen of the county FACPKR NOTICE. will not miss so much of VINO contracted tbs farmers bay. who the after- May. wltb tb* Cite of Ella. carrying Zeppelins. committee, presided during Vote For worth to and care for an not no! McGown bill was very and s eery HA rapport those Tbe gypsies disappearing; ob, was rocky, need noon. Tbe first speaker introduced may assistance duriog five rtin automobile. A amount of work was to Jan I. and But they an Insetting by of largo required nine ItlE ar* legal resident* of President Wilson has nominated U. Mr. Milliken, “tbe next governor I bend of five automo- straighten it. An ledge* had to ba taken E. HU*worth. forbid all persons trusting »he» Is gypsies occupying wu with entbuei- Frank Guernsey on aa lher* ta S. District Judge J. H. Clark, of Maine," who greeted my account, plenty of room biles struck Hancock county last weak. out and tba road smoothed np. accommodations to car* for tnem at the urn. He hu already visited many sec- it. Cleveland, O., as supreme court This is the piece ol road for the im- Farm bon**. Annua B. Mrtcn*ii/ tions of tbe State since tbe primacy, and For to dll the caused by Tba national on Mt. Desert of which a judge vacancy park island, as provement special appro- mid he found that the republican party NOTICE the of Charles E. Hughes, officially tbe “Mleur ds Monts National priation waa made by the higbway j resignstion a whole bu come out of the trying pri- V'OTICI lk hereby given that Abraham \ the candidate for Presi- Monument”, is s tact, made so by proc- commissioners last fall It Is s very 8enator 24 republican mary campaign with no serious differ- July J.N Brownsleln. of Surrr. hae malt amtl.* lamation of President Wilson last seek. that this cation loth* Main* Board of Bar dent. ences, snd that tbe and fortunate thing lor the public hummer* stand-pat pro- for examination for admiaaion to the bar Tbs preservation, for all time, of tbs nat- work and that the work at gressive wings of tbe party are again was begun then, tb* e*a*ion of the board to be held at Port- In the northern states ural beauties of this and pictur- land. Main*, oa th* first of ! Taxpayers rugged united. The enthusiasm was carried along in the winter. Tuesday Ar.tiit firmly early tfitfi. Ctanteci W P«a»ooy. would do well to the state- esque tract of lend is tbus assured, end it Mr. will now devote hie ener- ^ ponder manifest by republicans throughout the Schoppe B*cr*tary of the Hoard. will furnish also a reservation for tbe to tba of the work of ment made to the membess of Con- Bute wu remarkable, and most sigmfl- gies completion wild life of tbe section. This is tbs first around Mann bill. This new NOTICK. gress the other day by ex-Speaker cant. He urged upon all candidates ee- building national park created East of tbs Uiss- j road is two-1 birds done, and la hereby given that Her., L Cannon, in to a of I pec a can vase of bis district, alreadyabout ^^OTICE of replying question river. tally personal A.N Heed, Mount i>***rt. bu made spall- issippi Mr. experts to finish the grading to Congressman Jack Garner, of Texas. i placing emphasis upon the effect of tbe t^faoppe cation the Main* Board of B»r Examiners in about four weeks. for examination for admission to th* bar L. of tends Thk touch with the voters. ready for gravelling at i Mr. Cannon declared that a member Jay Robbins, Atlantic, personal the seasinu of the board to be held at The cannot be done now, as tbe Portland. American a of found in a He but of bis gravelling Main*, on in* Aral Tuesday of Autust, \ m. on the democratic side had said to slip paper spoke briefly personal available la eome distance from the CUktfto W. Peabody. bottle on island re- I but did tbat be had in- gravel it does not make picked np Opecbee campaign, lay Beerses*y o! the Hoard. him: “Well, any road and can be got out and j cently. On tbe slip was written “Nona corporated in his platform two personal cheaply easily difference how we vote for expendi- in the winter. partont pour Northeast Harbor” (Wears plaDa—one, that tbe governor of Maine only NOTICE. | fellows North have to ie that tures: you got departing for Northeast Harbor). Tbe should give all his time to tbe office; hereby given CbrUtopher ^ Z. Biatadeil of Franklin, h*« made them.” A PATRIOTIC POLICY. >TOTICB ap- pay names signed ere George Besson, M. another, tbe appointment of men to office plication to the Maine Board of Bar Kun|. ner* for examination for admission Brady and Charles Jordan. There is no for snd fitness rather than for to the >*r ability at the ***vlon of the board to be nr.d at Port, Three avowed candidates are now American Express Co. to look Attar date on tbe slip, to that it is impossible to political poll. land. Mata*, an the first Tuesday of Aa*i*t, Ita Soldiers’ Families. I»t«. CtatllCt W ? out for the republican nomination for tell wben this memorable voyage was Col. Hale, the next speaker, uld that no P**aor,y, The American Express Co. has adapted Secretary of the B. ard. congressman in the fourth district, to mads, and when tbe bottle started on its ooe thing in tbs recent strenuous primary a patriotic and praiseworthy policy in its fill the on the ticket caused voyage. Possibly one of tbe hardy voy- 1 through which be had gave him NOTICK. vacancy paaaad toward those of lie attitnds employees la that the withdrawal of agers may see this item, and tell us more more pride than tbe vote of hie old county V'OTICI hereby given Andrew p. by Congressman who. as members of tbe National Guard, xl H see v. of Built van. ha* ua-*r of applies- this of Hancock. Ha devoted moat of his re- tion to the Maine Board of Bar ex r» Guernsey to enter the trip._ have been summoned to service. *mtnf for special primary for admission to the at marks to an outline of the coming cam- examination bsr the for United States senator. The can- THK HOKSK IX Sl'MMKK. A. H. Sawyer, tbe Ellsworth agent of sesaioa of the board to be he d at Portland. paign, mentioning some of the speakers Mala*, on the first Tuesday of August. i9i* didates so far in the field are Albert tba company, baa received telegraphic W. the national commtttu would probably CLaasscs Ps.sodt, A. of IraG. Hor- What He Would Say It He Could Talk. instruct Iona that ail regular salaried em- Secretary of la* Board. Burleigh, Houiton; send into Mains. of and of If a bone could talk he would have ployees who are married men, as wall as sey, Houiton, Hugo Clark, peters wu the next to when cornea. Congressman speak- men relatives nominee be chosen many thing* a*y aummer all single who have depen- Xotun. Bangor. The will er. He mid be considered this the most legal He would tell hi* driver tb*l he faqla dant upon them lor sapport, who as mem- at a district convention to be held in sines told important campaign 1M. He To all late rested in either of the the beat on • very warm day quite a* bers ot the National Onard I prior to Jons WHY? person* 8. conditions from s tales hereinafter named Bangor, August it be could read a thermometer. of the improved republi- 17, ISIS, have responded to tba Pruidsot’e Ala court held at Ellsworth. :n and a probate ! can u ha found them in trip Because he has had on He would *ay: “Give me a little water standpoint call lor military sarvioa, will race!vs suf- eight years' experi- for tbe county of Hancock, tbe flftersth last week Washington county. ence at and hat him- day of July, a. d. )*i«. to vacation Next Monday the voters of Maine many time* a day, when tbe heat ia in- through ficient to make daflciency Washington proved salary np any matter been Ha was coufldeot of success in following haring pre- will have the of bat not a republican self worthy. privilege voting at tanae, much at time if I am between the government allowance (and THEsented for Use action thereupon hervta* the a of at least Because bis record of service warrants or-b-td another warm; if you want me to well don’t tall, predicting majority the rate of which bars hitherto af.er Indicated. It le hereby That primary—a special primary keep pay they he a'l icier* 16.000 for Mr. Millikan for governor, bat the he seeks. notice thereof given to person* called to nominate a candidate for water me too aoon after I have eaten.” been drawiDg. For single men without promotion rated, hy causing a copy of this order to t* not urged tbs candidates and workers to Because he is from tbs east, and the three weeks success rely a ’.hr United States senator to fill the va- He would aay: “When tbe aun ia hot dependent relatives, an allowanoa will be published be satisfied with alone. Tbe re- have nominated one Ellsworth American, a published and I nm let me breathe once in ■ victory sufficient to make Republicans already newspaper caused the death of Senator working made to them op one, at Ellsworth. In said county, that they rosy cancy by tbe nation, be senator from the west. The nomination a court to at while in tbe abed* of acme bona* or tree; publican party throughout half of the salary which they draw reg- appear at probate be he’d Eds- .There are two candidates for the from worth ia said county, ou the eighth day Burleigh. if have to leave me on mid, is waiting message fairly and justly belongs to the aaatern you the atreet leave ularly from tbe company. of August, a- d. 1*1*. at tea of tbe clock in on the ticket—Bert M. Maine in snd it should bean of the Bute. Two nomi- see republican me in the ahade if poaaible. Anything September, Thia provision will remain in operation part republican the forenoon, and he heard thereon if they j diets In Fernald, of Poland, and Frank K. between to emphatic one. Tbe campaign after nee* from the extreme western part of the upon my head, my can, keep nntil December 31. 1016, which George O- Johnson, hate of Mount Desert, m Maine will neceemrily be out on five miles of each Guernsey, of Dover—and one on the off lb** sun is bed for me if tbe sir cannot ; fought further consideration will be given, de- Bute, within thirty* Mid county, dear need- A certain instrument t* ng the last dill sud te*un>«at democratic ticket—Kenneth C. M. circulate underneath it.” national issues, and ns touched briefly on other, will not appeal to the erase of fair- purpor log ; freety pending upon the politieal eitnation be- of an*? deceased, together with pen won for some of tbe ness of Voters. -t Sills, of Brunswick. Specimens of j He would talk of slippery streets, and ; g. tween Mexico and tbit country. the Republican probate thereof and for the appoints of ms 11 on the ebreator without giving bon-,*. pr***3trd the sensation# of on cruel Congress Guernsey spoke briefly has also for wel- Because the pluralities he has received the special primary ballot are printed falling city Co* company arranged by Frank A. Johnson, the executor tbertf* general Issues, refraining from any men- in the the claim that he is a in The American this week. cob bleat ones—the pressure of the load coming back into ite service all collated past justify named tion of bis own “vote BKRTRaXD K CLARK. of said * curt. pushing him to tbe fall, tbe bruised “knees campaign. who make application lo re- big getter”. Judge employees 4 the 01 uioai. Chairman next introduced, got Because it is well understood that the true eopyof and wrenched joints, and the feel of the Hamfc turn within thirty days after they ere Attest:-E. fc. Cnsss, K*g.*ter. Instructions have just been received down to tbe business of tbe democratic will make j driver’s lash. right meeting muttered out ot tbe Federal service. organisation ter- the army officer at —tbe tor work. rific drive to elect two Toited Btatee subgcrlber give* notice that by recruiting ; He would tell of the luxury of a fly net organization campaign It ia also announced mat ser- hereby military toe has been extvutorof to and enlist He tbe candidates snd workers of Senator* in Maine. We need the THE duly appointed Portland, accept any when at work and of a fly blanket when urged vice will not interfere with tbe continuity strength the will of tbe to ever before them tbe Mr. name the man himself for standing still in season, and of tbe party keep ol tbe service of those who re- Guernsey's will girs Re- CUKlftTINE KBaX OKIFKIN late of the qualified presenting fly * employees *■ fact tbat “there cen be no de- ticket. t enlistment in the national guard. boon to him of screens in tbe stable to republican turn to tbe company in regard to tbe publican City, ounty and State of NEW YORK deceased, no bond tmus of out tbe inaects that bite and feat without republican division; no Because Ibe Republican party believes tn being require-', by This is the first time in the history of keep sting. ! benefit and pension ayatem, altbougb the said will. Being a resident of *h^ »;f of with tbe He would for as democratic victory republicans not only for defense but for New not a ut of ur* sun. out the republican vote, victory knowledge gamed through service. ageot attorney company. poses specified under the revised statatsa, were entirely under the control of the sured." Because ibe election of Mr. '** He would suggest that living through a Toe American Express Co. has an or- Guernsey chap. G*. sec U. as amended, and hereby * | AW state authorities. The above order of over for U. B. Benator will be a toward notice of said appointment persons warm night in a narrow stall neither Tbe chairman .of the meeting then ganization 30.000 employees, many big step de- having demands against the estate of said takes this out of the of whom are young men of military age. a National Park in Main*. His bill in ?or temporarily properly cleaned nor bedded is suffering called upon several of the caudidatee snd ceased are desired to present the settlement, and all Indebted thereto are re- hands of the state and places it under for him and poor economy for the owner. others present, all of whom, figuratively Congress to provide for a National Park quested to make me at tmmedia:’■> Committee at KalaLdm has pay direct control of General Wood, the He would say that turning the nose on speaking, then snd there took oB tbeir Surgical Dressing already gained recogni- July II. UR*. Hamilton Fisk. Kx cu'.o* him is too a to do costs, to work net alone tor tbeir own Tbe Ellsworth branch ol the Surgical tion in Congress. This good work should commanding officer, department of altogether risky thing Estate of Christine K-an ur.±a success Dressing committee, which and be continued. the East. unless you are loaking for a sick horse. election, but for the of tbs entire organized Witness J aeon Uooil. aa to executor. — Spraying tbe legs and feet when he is not ticket. Among thorn who epoke were met lor three days ol last week in U. A. K. Because Maine has been strong at Hamilton Ftah. hail tbe of Wm. If. Kioe in The of the bill too warm on a hot day be would find Fulton J. Kedman, of Ellsworth; C. H. ; by courtesy poet, Washington years past through main- passage by Congress rFHE subscriber notice that of Bar Harbor, Arthur B. Holt, of bas been granted the use of the two upper taining and promoting at hereby gives #45,000,000 for good agreeable. Wood, Washington A she has been duly appointed adminis- appropriating rooms in the and will be He would say: “Please sponge out my Gouldsboro; Ur. J. U. Phillips, of South- library building, Republican representatives who have be- tratrix of tbe estate of roads is expected to mark tbe begin- PORT, and nose and dock, when 1 come in west Harbor; Wiley C. Consry, of Bucks- open each week from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m., come valuable through length ot service LAURETTA COBB, late of BOCKS of the era of road- eyes sod ning greatest tired sod dusty st night, and also sporge S. 9. of and Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, and and in the county of Hancock, deceased, port; Scsramon, Franklin; experience. A in America. The new law me with clean, cool water under tbe collar given bonds as the law direct* fier*oa* building B. E. of Bar Harbor. from 2 to 6 p. m. on Tuesday, Thursday I Aft every voter the estate of and saddle of the harness.'’ Clark, Republican go polls having demand# against the tbe federal deceased are to ihe^scieroi provides that government After tbe general meeting, Chairman and Friday. Mrs. Alice Kingebury will tbe24tb and vote for the man of demon- desired praseo settlement, and ail indebted thereto srs re shall share with the and can- act as matron of the rooms, will have strated it j equally separate Hiin. the county committee legislative ability who prepared quested to make payment immediately UNITARIAN PAIR. Rnowus*. states the expense of road bnilding. didates held a business meeting. them opened at these hours, and will close for the job. Jaly 11, !*t*. RlixABxru 0. tbe them, keeping tbe finished and unfinished Vote for Prank K. Guernsey July 24. During year beginning July 1, and 2 notice that Wednesday Thursday, Aug. work in tbe most ifFME subscriber ttereoy gives Moore Karol Reunion. unitary way pouibie, Ockrxbey Senatorial Committee. he baa admlow 1916, tbe federal government will and 3, at Hancock Hall. ly A been duly appointed so that tbe ladles of the organization trotor of the estate of for the states At tbe lut Moon rounioo, it we* de- may j spend #5,000,000 roads, Tbs tbird annual lair of tbe Woman'» XKLBOX of tbe rounion to feel no responsibility. STEWART. late ofHANOXK. cided to change tbe date fat Sou. »»d contributing sn equal or larger Alliance of tbe Ellsworth Unitarian In the of Hanoock, deceased. in inetead of It is hoped that many more will m this eounty church will be held at Hancock Wed- tbe tbird Saturday Auguet, giveo bonds aa the law direct* All V**’ amount. The next federal appropri- ball, be *•***• tbe tbird Wednesday, aa it baa been held way glad to come in lor at least an eons having demands against the and Aug. 2 and 3. The to ation will be #10,000,000 and an addi- nesday Thursday, boar of one of web week to of said deceaaed are desired in year*. This wd» to day help, or all ******Pre***J ladies are making every effort to make pnvioot thought POTTED STRAWBERRY PLANTS. the same for ssftUament, and tional each even to learn bow to do tbie work i»- #5,000,000 appropriation be more convenient for tboae living at a which thereto are requested to make payment this their “banner" fair. The general bu ready lor shtpai'at about tba until 1921. Btatea to is to solicited and so distress- middle oI me«i Ini sty. year wishing distance. Many good ideas wen sug- urgently WILL August, writ* lor circular L. Btuwaxt. color scheme of the decorations will be and catalogue. Jmly II. 1*1*. Gnoaon avail themselves of federal aid in tbe nnnion men inter- ingly needed. Nwrly f70 worth of ma- and American geeted to make green white, brightened by bean Hascocu Co duty N L'ai ear Co., Me. road must the and it was decided to a larial bas already purchased and la Barry, tan* building accept pro- and shields. eeting, prepare nubncribor urtfty flw* nolle* flags here to be made necuwr visions of the law their genealogy of tba Moons. up. THEbn hna boon duly appointed through legis- Special entertainment will be provided of tho lent will and ie«tam«ut of Mias tba nurse tent out •• Ail kindred an Fletcber, by the KUDOH UM MATS" cade latures or governors. each afternoon and Mrs. How- everywhere requested MATH. NIcF. BOBEBT OKAY, late ol SEDGWICK, evening. Boston thru Die outdoors. O. to send a record of their family to Mrs. committee, gave days’ In- Bugs. Unbeatable Betermi- •« ard Walker is chairman of this commit- aator. Ceed World Orer. U. 8 Uosera- ta the county ol Hancock. deceased. struction bare. It ia that more by All Martha Moon Brooke, Ellsworth Palis, aa deplored meat loo. 8laa Ur. or Me. nleen bond* aa the Inn direct*. P*r*°“‘ of In the tee. orchestra will furnish mu- economy Drug ol Mid • Significant coming victory Higgins’ of tbe ladies did hot receive tbe benefit of and etoree. Refuse eubetltutea. kaelnn demand* anal nil tb* <*tatc soon as in order that it may be country Pm mm* tor sic tbe fair. Dinners will be possible, Co in to Picture R.-B. 8. eeaaad ar* d Ml red to the fall was the of repablioans throughout tba nnnion. this first-hand Welle, Jersey City, preeeat arc " gathering iit readiness for instruction, bat thou who N. J. eetllemeot. and nil Indebted thereto served each day from 12 to 1 o’clock. in Ellsworth last Saturday afternoon. did will give to others each instruction w quested to mak* payment immediately, The ladies in ol tbs various UMAIL far nr aad baildtags oa the Ella Itld. Amt* H. Hamm-"* 160 the workers charge Um limited instruction dnly 11, Something like men, Levs Poe an Hour. they received will O worth Pella road, about oaa mile from booths are as follows: > of Ellsworth poetofBce Apply to O. W. Tartar, of the party from ail sections Han- What la It that make* so much permit. K1 is worth Ms. fTtHE anbeortber kareby »i»o* nollc* Candy and flowers—Mrs. M. L. Adams, people e**cu‘»^" for a confer- Alter many coaoges, maos necessary oj A they kaee been duly appolulod cock county, gathered Mrs. F. L. Mias batter company at a masquerade than a HOBSB rake lor eale. Hae boon seed Of Ik* loot will aud testament of Kent, Sophia Walker, conditiona the com unavoidable, mi lee oae rear Price (M cash, Mrs. Leo Ward well. under any other circumstance? Inquire of of LAH01SB. now atandaaafoUowa: Mm. Austin H. Joes Mcltanaaa, Micella, Me. Tel. W-ML LYDIA M. HODGKINS, late Canaat be Cured Joy, bond* Deafaea* Cooked food -Entertainment commit- In circle of the black In tb* of Haacock. deceased, n# the mask and Executive committee. Mm. H. county by local application*, aa they caaaot reach president; betBC by tb* ia tee, Mrs. F. L. Mason, chairman. the domino wo have no no required tb* tb* dtaeaard portion of lb* car. There same, past, E. Daria, chairman; Mia. B. B. Mathews, JsnS. Ail pereoa* haring demauda acalast and that ia only on* way to car* easiness. by Fancy work—Mrs. W. H. Titus, Mrs. E. no of *ald mo*seed aro dualrad lo pr*#*"' ia caused future, no self to Hve op to or down Mrs. J. P. Kldridge, Mrs. John Duffy, aoaatUatiooal remedies- Deafneaa la a earn* for **ul*m**w'h*d oil Indebted th««J? of toa mucoua E. Bows. Morgan BayTiaiiTM^'o«er by aa inflamed eoaditioa to and the mood that la Mrs. B. E. Mason; secretary, Miss Helene knee same aro reqnantod to make pay>»«“l this nppermaat DOBYmay by prosing property aad Uiiag Of tbs Eustachian Tuba. Whan Bsg-booth—Mrs. F. H. Jewell, Mias Oa.at.ae Pnann L- Hod**"**- aoond or im- Usllatty; treasurer, H. H. Higgins. Moeaieoe. Barry. is iaflamad yon have a rumbling Mary Stock bridge. Me., B. r. D.R bog 17. dnly LIMA._Ontttn H. Hono“^_ parted bearing, aad whan il ia entirely mood. The Union Trust Oo. will moaies con- closed. Duafnua* i* tb* remit, and unlea* tbe White aprons—Mias Mabel Lord, Mrs. TW1 nokoortka* nareny Etna* thia tab* tribution tor the cause. The membership admlnUtr*- inflammation can ba taken cat aad O. H. Gould. Wa can bo spontaneous and genuine. A k* ka* kaon dnly appoiated condition, hearing will tee is UK to be to OUntA. imlertd to its normal cents, paid the secretary. ^ tor of tko eotata of oat of ten Mo wonder ww are be destroyed forever: nine cases Kitchen booth—Miss Annie Slockbridge, good company! late of LAMOI “*• la act bat Ths contributions will be acknowledged i 1BL—Neat reliable girl ter genera! houee- JOHN OILPATBIOK, are caaead by Catarrh, which Sing For on the whole oar epeataneoas mecoca nr- Mias Marion Wyman. VJT work to go to twofta „ iaflamad condition of tb* sack weak in Tu Ammoan, that all may Maaaackaaetu, Charles H. inland. impulses are kindly and gay. Xoe-cream—Mrs. know Just how tbs work is prospering. SeolflnS2TZ tiofoTSJ^AUJff. *“5# will sir* Oaa Hundred.Dollar* ter any W« are almost ready to leva ear fto- 54«kl^r eacee—ry*f* ^S^iJhirMaliiSS! that Fortune-teller—Msdsm Lsyro. so wlu mm- r-u cam of Doafucaa (oaonod by mmvrh) Contribution* tar made am aa follows: Car*. Bead low man tor an hoar If wo are not tko earn* for aatltameal.ssgsjjS a*d maaot be cured by Hall's Catarrh ns i”iw Mrs. Engs Hate, yx> are to make payment DON'T PONGKT tbe Hopwbllcaa Prtass- thereby committing ourselves to loving thereto roqaastad OhW. Mias ** PooTere Btate ■IWtiMtlj iercirmiar^ee^T , ^ Toledo. >4. Tees for Bert M. remold. Austin, 5 Vil*1***}? boepl- rlesjaly them for a Lifetime.—Pittsburgh Pnom. F. Mm. B. E. Daria, 6 CBAAMn Ho©**!**^He- » fthe^uH'a^JSSKyPiHofov muatlpatiou —Adel. duly I. in*. Hancock. l i affaibs ettel, sad Andre Trtdon, war correspond ONE BENEFIT OF WAR. MARINE LIST. LOCAL •at, will leotare on “An Ineide View of pay* 1.) CHAUTAUQUA. (Mm Mexico”. Mr. Tridon wae bora le France America Now Independent of the Kll» worth. BLL8WORTH ENJOYING ITS FIRST •ad Madiod ta Peris, Clermont, Heidel- World In Fertilizers. Bid IS. aeh Storm Petrel. Beaton, lum- 3006 Extia Miles ottb* Uoogn- aad Hew York universities. He was July r^gbyyoM* p*o*M SUMMER ASSEMBLY. berg The Earopean war’s greatest service to ber, Whitcomb. Haynes A Whitney Co *oetoty. tnpput m mm *1 trained lor a and Bid IS, sch Lulu W Boston, ntloaM diplomatic position the even July Eppes, United States, surpassing In im- lumber, W hi loom b, Haynes A Whitney OcflB o'Mock. served as an attache at tbe Peking em- jrWOjdTlrg J^eofromMbtoT HIGH cLam or ENTERTAIN nee the stimulation to onr Hnnooen Oonnty Pores. NENT8 bassy. He baa traveled extensively ports foreign William Mullen, formerly ot KUaworth, ■*n»o Were to new given in tent on school has been to onr scientists to Franklin—Bid 18, aeh I you going buy at hto home la through Europe, Africa and Mexico, and trade, fores July Mary Lynch onw this died tort Friday Maaga- WEBB* West Sullivan—Ar July li, achs Georg letta ssringf Then wait! SCHOOL GROUNDS. baa been a contributor to many borne resources for the renewal of Coon., altar a long U1near. Mr. publica- develop until tuek, tions. and Harvester, Bast port you,nave Investigated Malian waa born la Blawonb igy-twc American soil fertility. Until the war gBldJuly IS, sch Harvester, Boston Maxotires. are Ellsworth la enjoying Itv lint Chautau- Tbe will Southwest Harbor—Bid sch a-There several! tha eon of tha toU Michele Chautauqua close with tbe July IS, Sawyer Tt4r, ,go, qua tha Baa broke out, tbs United States supposed Bros for Mac hi as thousand miles more assembly, days of which will Thursday evening performance, one of tbe In your! and wife. Ha lland bars until ■ •luaa Sid July 14, sch Daniel McLoud for Nova Mullen to-morrow. Tha entertainments so itself to be at the mercy of two Scotia old tires without ha want to Maaasehu- big musical features of tbe aaaembly-a gnat blowouts,with* mao, whan thr bare Id sch Walcott diao coal young (Ivan been tally up to high ez- recital lonora donna In two of tbs essential port July 16, out punctures, without tolar to Mongatnak. Ha lam by Sparkea, prime foreign monopolies at Isleaford trouble) Miuand psetatIona, and Um attendance has bean rtbd out about alao flva soprano with tbe Metropolitan Opera Co., elements of fertiliser—nitrates and Bass Harbor—Ar 10, sch Lillian widow and one daughter, slt- good both potash. July a afternoon and evening. of Hew York. It will be tbe grand and two broth***. Tba funeral waa Tha The only natural of nitrate salts ten tent arrived on tha lata afternoon elimax to tbe Hat of entertain- supply waa at splendid BORN. Sunday. Interment Malden, tnin on bald Haturday evening. Soma delay was ments. earth la In Chile. Germany, at Staaa- Meaa. occasioned by tha lata arrival of a letter to / Tbe Juvenile Chautauqua, an Important lurt, possesses the only potash mines on BATON—At Deer the Isle, June 22, to Mr and of tba Ells- local committee as to certain Mrs Mace R SZ'ZZ'&.Si’US? John A. Scott, principal advising branch of tbe Chautauqua work, waa or- earth. Nitrates and are two of the Eaton, a daughter. sk material potash worth high school tbajpaat two year*, baa necessary to have on the grounds, ganised Monday forenoon by Mrs. Don ORAY—At North BrooksviMe, June 28^to Mr S3 tLSS* *S three elements of and Mrs but .Superintendent who is indispensable plant Thurman, L Gray, a son. I Thu re- ■■da lw, elected prlnclpalof Cortnnaacademy, Bndsbaw, Campbell. CbUdren from 8 to IS years of ton Carlisle.J • Mr. Scott in charge of the with food, the other being phosphate. and haa accepted tba poattlon. Chautauqua hen, age are included in tbe Juvenile Chautau- JUDE-At Belfast. July 18, to Mr and Mrs the ’.in achool assistance of some members of the end Mrs. interests them in To keep fertilizer away from a William P Jude, a son. IJudson Austin.] baa had large experience work, qua, Campbell country and troubUk local had tent MARSHALL-At Deer Isle. June 27, to Mr as an instructor and school superin- committee, the pitched in organised and with means survetlon. the effects of both play story-telling. Already and Mm Arthur L Marshall, a daughter. 153 He will leave Ellaworth with season for tbs opening entertainment Each forenoon the CbUdren meet at tbe tendent. the fertilizer famine can be observed in OSGOOD—At Ellsworth, July 18, to Mr and will of his many trtonda bare. Bunday afternoon. tent for games, and again after tbe after- Mrs Embert C Osgood, a son. the good the war. has all the The was the European Germany Mr. Scott haa Just bean appointed general Chautauqua opened by noon performance. The importance of Life Assurance American male lour versatile potash and nitrates she needs, but sbe has ageot for the Equitable quartette, properly directed play as weU aa properly DIKD. young no native supply of society, of New York, and will devote the artists—vocalists, instrumentalists, directed study is now widely recognised, phosphate, except work in one s reader of one a tenor tbe casual supply that comet from stable HEATH—At Uri summer to ineuranee Ellsworth ability, soloist, and is one of tbe ideas for which tbe Verona, July 17, Harrison one a nor have her Heath, aged 66 years. vicinity, taking charge ot tba academy whistling soloist, and one a repid- Chautauqua is working. refuse, scientists been able end MILLER-AtBar Harbor, 10, Miss Iris eketch artist. a varied and to produce pboepbate 8be July in Coriona at tha beginning of the fell They gave artiffcially. Miller, aged 14 yeais. pleasing program. baa been largely dependent for her phos- term. SERVICES IN HANCOCK. MULLEN—At Naugatuck, Conn, July 14, Wil- E. H. OPT. D. The s.me quartette the phate supply upon the deposits of phos- liam Mullen, formerly of Ellsworth, aged BAKER, opened evening 62 George Parc bar, of the United rock years. Dr. performance, and were followed the Rev. ,1. K. phate in Florida end other southern by Lewis, of Newton Theo- PETTINGILL—At Salisbury Cove, 11, health department, who was states. For July gtat'* public first lecturer of the assembly, Lee Francis logical Seminary, Interesting two years she baa been shut Mrs A D Pettingill. Registered Optometrist a month’* laav* of absence wltb spending Lybarger, of Philadelphia, whose subject off from this supply, and recently the PERKINS -At Orland, July 14, Mrs Louise Critottl ML if and Young People. Perkins, 78 C»llt|i OptMMtry parents. Georg* A. Parc her wilt, was German food diotator aged years. bis “The Community Conscience". Mr. Rev. J. E. Lewis, of Newton theological announced that last haa bean summoned back German PICKERING-At Fairfield, July 14. Isaiah Office 153 -Main St., Residence 65 Oak St. in Ellsworth, Lybarger sounded the key-note of the is the sev- year’s farm crop was short. Institution, Boston, supplying Pickering, of Deer Isle, aged 47 years, 2 ME. for duly In New York in [ELLSWORTH, immediately special Chautauqua llfe-a richer, fuller, more eral scattered churches of the town of Scientists Washington are inclined to months. Tbe federal government, through connect inis 8COTT—At Denver, Col, 11, John A city. wholesome life. It was a se- Hancock the summer. a shortage with the inability July community during Being Scott, of North Sullivan, 66 health department, is co- of to formerly aged SO EASY Spectacles its public rious and forceful appeal for greater pub- specialist in children’s work, be is giving Germany get phosphates. years, 8 months, 28 days. with local and slat* health and opersting lic spirit, less self-centered interest, a much of his time in the interests of the Without scientific resourcefulness, the SMITH—At Ellsworth, Julv 16, John Smith, Average price $3 $5 authorities in trying to prevent the inter- United States have found herself formerly of Bayside, aged 71 years, 1 month. larger conception of the duty which each children and young people of the town. might infantile an in Appointments for Mondays and Tuasdays state spread of paralysis, epi- man owes first to himself and to his fam- The held Germany’s predicament. But, with following services are regu- 48-6 or card ao much alarm Telephone postal demic of which haa caused but no scientific we have now SUmmianroui ily, lees to his community, (f is larly Sunday: resourcefulness, 27 year’s experience in Boston, New York and York Dr. Parcber will be abundant home in Saw city. lecture was brightened, and telling points Hancock Corner Union church—Preach- supplies of both elements, Philadelphia. In this service. not in mines and other natural employed temporarily illustrated by rare Humor, and though be ing service, 10.30 a. m. Sunday school, deposits, His station last Philadelphia. talked but in new chemical regular for more tban an hour, there was 11.30 a. m. processes perfected Eastern Lines no of restlessness in the 2.30 by our own American scientists. Steamship Miss M. A. Clark, of tbe Kllaworth suggestion large South Hancock church—Preaching, AI.L-THE-WAY-BY-WATER H. L. STANLEY audience. The government has taken the lead in greenhouse*, was among tbe prize-win- p. m. Monday ariernoon came one or tbe this movement. What has been done to- BANGOR LINE and Marble Works ner* it tbe eigbtb annual exhibition of nig Mt. Desert Ferry scboolhouse-Sunday Granite musical treats of ward giving us a nitrate “fix- American Sweat Pea eociety, held tbe Chautauqua—the school, 10.30 a. m. Preaching, 7.3C p. m. supply by the Turbine Steel Steamships BELFAST and Successor to E. K. old concert Ole Theobaldi, tbe famous Music led which ing1' the nitrogen of the air in such form Hopkins, at with tbe Bar Harbor Horticultural eociety by by large children’s choir CAMDEN chat can feed is and Norwegian violinist and a worthy succes- to at 7 o’clock. plants upon it, well staud at at Bar Harbor Saturday Sunday. begins sing Leave Bangor daily at 2 p m for Winterport, sor to Ole Bull. He was known. The government has Rock- Clark waa awarded on* second and assisted by Flor- East Side Union church—Sunday school, appropri- Buckaport, Searsport, Belfast, Camden, 67 Franklin Hiss land and Boaton. St., Ellsworth ence Alice and ated fid,000,000 for a nitrate plant, and the two third prizaa in open competition, Stitzel, operatic aoprano, 1.30 p. m. Thursday, preaching at 7.30 RETURNING—Leave India wharf, Boaton, Mile. Helen and accom- supply of nitrogen in the air is inexhaust- at 6 m. Monuments and Tablets with a large number of txblbitora. Ella- Kelere, pianist p. m. daily p Tbeobaldi’s of the vio- ible; it will last forever. BAR HARBOR LINE worth feels a large share of pride in the panist. mastery North Hancock school house—Tuesday, All kindsof cemetery work guaranteed. The miracle is the Leave Rockland daily at 5 30 a m, for Bar lin was a revelation to moat of those in 7.30 ra. greater story of how' honors thus won by tbe Ellsworth green- preaching, p. Harbor and intermediate lauding*. E. S. Jackson, an experienced cutter, the audience. But less interest- we have found potash, and found it in Bar Harbor at 1.8 houses. .Mis* Clark, wbo nailed the ex- slightly Realizing the need of special recreation RETURN —Leave daily in the will The m, for Rockland and intermediate land- thirty-five years business, than tbe of the mas- and work tor the the town as a abundance. geological survey has p hibition, nays the moat atriking feature of ing magical playing children, remain with rue. been and for ing*. tbe ter was tbe historical instrument be used. including non-church goers as well boring prospecting potash it was the exhibit made by Burpeee, whole, H ME HILL LINK for more than ten but never has a The violin is more tbsn 300 years old, and as those active in the are | years, wed rirm-a wonderful exhibit, beauti- church, aiding Leave Rockland at 5.30 a m, for workable dally the value placed upon it in London in in a plan for a six week’s summer school of commercially potash supply Biuehill and intermediate landings. fully arranged. — been RETURN Leave Biuehill daily at 1 p m, 1900 was It is tbe famous two sessions a and discovered, although it is supposed f2S,000. Caspar week, Tuesday Friday for Rockland a id intermediate OAKLAND SIX and of landings. (jeorg* L. Monroe wife, Madiaon. da in Berzia that the salts exist in our Salo violin, and was made by from 2.30 to 5. country. Steamers of the Mount Desert Lines con- are in Kllawortb tor a abort visit. But since the war we Cpon a starving violin maker and first exhib- The period each week will be divided now, started, have nect at Rockland with Bangor Line steamer their arrival here discovered that found our and it is not in from and to Boston. tbay ited in Feurini's Museum tbe latter part into sections: First, a thirty-minute potash supply, $795- their house on Main street. Just above a mine or in the brine wells of the salt of tbe sixteenth century. It remained in story and music period; second, an hour MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE The six that goes over 20 miles on a tbe railroad, bad been broken into, en- works. Our scientists have discovered this museum for more than 200 years, and for hammocks, weaving baskets, tatting, Direct Between Portland and New York of fee trance being effected a waatern win- more than we can use in the arta gallon gasoline. Registration by when tbe place was looted and burned by crocheting, pen-and-ink-sketching tod potash Steamships North Land and North Star. dow. It waa evident that the intruder and on the soil, exhausting and wasting Leave Franklin wharf, Portland. 85. and array it was carried away various other valuable third, a Tuesday, only Roomy easy-riding; Napolean's things; aud at 6.30 in. Also bed camped in tbe bouse for tome days, as gas from the chimneys and stacks of Thursday Saturday p and among other treasures and taken back to half hour for games and a half hour prac- Mondays at lu.80 a m, June 19 to September speedy powerful. be waa the and he left evident-# alto that time it our iron furnaces and lime kilns. 11, inclusive. France by a Corsican sergeant. In tice for an entertainment, which the chil- _ same who broke into tbe (tore of The which this person fell ioto the bands of Ola Bull, wb^'pre- dren will give September 1, to pay tor the process by potash may METROPOLITAN LINE. the Whitcomb, Hayoea ft Whitney Co. be economically recovered was discovered sented It to Theobald! on tbe latter’s re- material used in the work. Direct Between Boston and New York, and tbe railroad station at Kllawortb Falla by Prof. Cottrell, a scientist of the F. H. CISG00D turn from his great world tour in 1889. In addition, one period every other week govern- 13 1-2 Hours. on the nigbt of July 6. Some damage bad ment bureau of mines. The Cottrell Route via Cape C«mI Canal. Monday evening Geoffrey O’Hara, noted will be given over to a hike, a picnic, Telephone, been done at tba Monroe bouae, but tbe watt ifitended and used Express Steel Steamships MASSACHU- Irish actor, vocalist and composer, and a baseball game, or an excursion around process originally of value and that not to recover but to SETTS and HUNKER HILL. ouly thing miaaed, Tabor character im- For these the will be by-products prevent Wing Wbetmore, tbe bay. expense Leave North side, India Boston valued because of associa- destructive to from Wharf, principally en- gases vegetation ser- personator, gave a delightful opening very little, and will be refunded to those week day-* and Sundays at 6 pm. Same tions, was tbe bugle errried through tbe from stacks. After the vice returning from Pier 18, North River, foot were followed by who sre to in the entertain- issuing factory tertainment. They willing help of Murray St., New York City. PLUMBING, Util war Mr*. Monroe'e father, tbe war broke out and the of by Arthur Delroy, president of the New York ment at the close of tbe summer. price potash a II. T. SANBORN, Agent. Bangor. late John Malone. was leaped skyward, cement company in Hot Water Furnace Psychic cion, whose addre*s of ab- This is open to every boy and girl in and Heating, about tetween six and California, which had employed the pro- Though tbe cypele* now travel by auto- sorbing interest. it was more than an Hancock eighteen Work and Jobbing. of age. Several capable in- cess to the destruction of mobile, are a little too slow for tb* address-it was an exposure of years people, prevent vegeta- they psychic some school will assist cluding teachers, tion by fomes from its stacks, found this EXECUTOR'S SALE HONEST WORK; HONEST PRICES Ellsworth police. A bend of gypaiea in fakee, mind-reading tricks, slate-writing Mr. Lewis in tbe work. fiue dust rich in potash. Since then, — five automobiles struck Ellsworth last and hypnotism, in all of which arts he is scientists have made the estimate BLACK MAINE Twenty Years’ Experience. Thursday. City Marshal Silvy bustled himself a master. Mr. Delroy said that startling ISLAND, ELLSWORTH FALLS. that the of the from all Locittd on Block Island, oft tbo Maine Coast Personal attention to all details. Telephone them along through town, allowing them about 90 per ceut of the professional psy- recovery potash the limestone burned for cement will or mail orders promptly attended to. to make few calls. One of tbe women of chologists sre fakers. He said there i/no Mrs. Susan Shoals, of Trenton, is the 180 ACRES supply 40 per cent of all the potash tbe band did call on John T. Higgins, wbo such thing as mind-reading. “But every guest of Mrs. Frank E. Fernald. Will l»e Solti at Public Auction To needed in this country. EDWARD F. kesp* a small store near tbe hardwood he explains, “is and the Highest Bidder for Cash BRADY, enlightened person.” Mrs. Dwight F. Fitzmorris, Mrs. Grant Me. of The same process can be used to re- At the office of Edward B. Mears & Co., St., Ellsworth, factory. Soon after sbe bad left the aware of tbe potency and actuality E. of are occu- W. Sibley, Allston, Mass., Bar Harbor, Me. 178-2. it cover the potash and other valuable min- Telephone store, Mr. Higgins miaaed (15 from bis mental suggestion and the big part the McDonald cottage at Ureen pying erals in the which comes from the On at 2 P. M. till. He hurried down town and in and medicine.” gas August 7,1916, reported plays salesmanship Lake until fall. located on the iron smelter. Some facts in the Excellent quarry property. his lorn to Officer 1'be hsd ail the mind-readers, Mr. striking Land suitable for summer residence or Silvy. gypsies “Practically of v- j Mrs. Bernice Richardson, Weeha iron have been discovered in the raising. For full ad- been out of but the “have a code. The industry sheep particulars, already hustled town, Delroy said, question her Ernest dress EDWARD B. MEARS & CO. Bar Nurse keji, N. J., is visiting parents, past few months. With potash at present Experienced city marshal end Mr. gave chase manner in which they tell names, the Harbor. Maine, or GEORGE R WEST- on sores massage and local treatments. Higgins L. and wife. Franklin it is now known that tor every fl7 ERFIELD. executor of the estate of l,em- cases a Terms rea- iu tbe number of a is prices, Maternity specialty. another automobile, overtaking watch, etc., quite simple. uel Littlefield, dec’d., 220 Broad way, New Winfred B. and wife left Saturday worth of fluid iron smelted from the ore, sonable. Communicate by letter with baud in identified the is this?’ Joy York Trenton. Mr. Higgtua For instance, question*What City. DELLA LICKINGS, Ellsworth, Me., for Dexter, where Mr. Joy will have potash worth *100 passes away in gas and the woman wbo bad baen in bia store, is used for a watch, “Tell what this is' for care of G. H. Wasson, or phone 77-211, charge of one of the Atlantic A Pacific Tea is wasted. Since the recovery process is North Ellsworth. wbo turned out to be tbe wife of tbe a handkerchief ‘And this’ for a pencil.” Co’s, stores. operated cheaply, it is expected that the chief of tbe band. The entire band pal Mr. Delroy believes hypnotism is a FOR STANDARD, HIGH GRADE visited her coming few months will see scores of iron up a wordy protest, but when Officer ‘‘mental murder”. Palmistry is all right Mrs. William M. Davis OLOTH ING and Thurs- furnaces adopting it. The furnaces can biivy pulled out bia watcb and gave them as far as it goes. It is good for one thing, father at Amherst Wednesday ! Once more I am in a position to ask the pat- easily supply 60 per cent of our potash ronage of the public, and place the name of Just three minute* to tbe (15 or he believes, and that is the reading of day. INVESTMENT BONDS produce needs. j Friend before the public of Ellsworth and submit tbe woman to arreaf. tbe money character and individuality, but tbe future | Dr. Thomas 8. Tapley and wife and vicinity as again entering the clothing busi- of our native rocks contain ness. Come and line of suits aud was tbe lines in tbeiiand. of Many potash Yielding from 4y2% to 6% inspect my quickly forthcoming. caunot be told by Herbert Hagar, Mrs. Ashbeline Turner, 1 Let me save | in a form that can be recovered by the pants. you money. afternoon oue of the of Rock- ASK Cleansing and Done. John a war wbo baa Yesterday popular ; Redwoods, Ual.,and Mrs. Smith, Repairing Promptly Smith, Civil veteran, new It was because of our de- was wife process. lived in Kllawortb tba concerts of tbe assembly given by i land, were guests of E. A. Food and DAVID FRIEND paat eight year*, velopment of nitrogen and potash sup- Dunbar’s Southern Singers, in songs of BEYER, SMALL & GREENWOOD. Mata Ellsworth dropped dead Saturday forenoon at the I recently. that of the Interior Lane Styeet, of the old plied Secretary L*--!5 Water ..-. ■ ■ borne of the Southland* including many of St., At’GUSTA, ME. Krneef Sargent, on Washington Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cram, Bangor, said: “You can now build a wall is of recently was favorites. Tbe company composed 1’hone 834 K I The mail-order house is street, where he lived. Mr. Smith were here Friday. around the United States, and we can live advertising all with excellent aa four young ladies, business. What are seventy-on* year* of age. He eppeered Mrs. Walter Uutbberton, of Bangor, was behind it for a thousand years with no for your you going Charles a of •> well aa uaual but voices, with Frink, banjoist to about itf Saturday morning, here on Friday with her mother, Mrs. serious disturbance to our industries, and YOU CAN MAKE MONEY do late wonderful m the forenoon, while playing with ability. Brown. without the sacrifice of any of our comfort «• Henry around Your home, as hundreds of the fell 1 ne Mine company opruc-u iwnuumn and happiness.” right just tTommtBBion Sargent children, be anddenly men and women are Work is ffUntiama. Frederick Raymond Dyer and wife, of Anderson, doing. easy, dead, lie waa tbe children followed by and profitable. Be your running from performance, wife. pleasant permanently actor Ind., are guests of E. A. Flood and own boss and build your own business. You when be It la tbe ex- Wards, the tamoua Shakespearean r “| dropped. auppoaed of came take no risks, make sure profit right along. 1916 The of Mr. Warde's Mrs. Alice Harris, Portland, 1864 ertion brought on heart failure. Mr. and lecturer. purpose Send name, address, one reference L. Brown, for a visit with Mr. Flood and been encourage the Tuesday 66 Murray St-, New York City. Smith waa born in Trenton, and toe work bas always Jo and to remove tbe wife. greater part of bia life waa apent at Bay- study of Shakespeare side. of and Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett L. Smith and He served aa a volunteer in Co. C, mistaken impression profundity Hebron Academy tbe of and Miss Vira of Maine BOSTON &th at tbe obscurity, and illustrate beauty daughter Doris, Smith, Hebron, ^ Maine, reenliating expiration Forty Acres Nine Buildings of bis were here ov'hr Sunday. of bia flrat term, and aeeing three year*' his poetry, tbe depth philosophy, Steuben, STURTEVANT MOME-Oue of the most beau- c°hmissjon merchan1 •ervlce. of his the universality of his knowledge and tiful residences for girls in New England. During tb* active year* ATWOOD hAA.L—A modern home for LAMOINE. boys. !■!*, after tbe war, be followed tbe eea. his all pervading Christianity. EAST Exhilarating air. Wholesome food. Pure WANT YOUR water. College General He never and bad no near rela- Warde has been an of will conduct the spring preparatory. married, Ur. impersonator Thomas Groetzingar Courses. Domestic chemistry. Address almost half FARM PRODUCTS tive*. He waa an induatrioua and worthy Shakespearean characters for service in the church at East Lamoine W E SARQKNT, Lift. D-, Principal citizen. time a mem- m. Tb* funeral waa held at tbe Sar- a century and was for along I next Sunday, at 2.30 p. | Eggs, Live and Dressed, Poultry gent borne Monday, Rev. T. 8. Hoe* offlei ber of Edwin Booth’s company, playing He is the Albert N. Cushman Potatoes hliog. The body waa taken to Bayeid* Laertes to Booth's Hamlet. HANCOCK. Veal, Apples, for in lot. of tragedy 1 interment tbe family foremost actor Sbakespeareau be a dance at town hall Prices, Shipping Tags, Dressing, Packing There will • first actor to have left tbe i. Electrician and Contractor and instrnctions, etc., s.*nt free and is the great Thursday evening. Music by Higgins’ Shipping of hla career, to devote Ths Prettiest Fast. stage at tbe height orchestra, of Ellsworth. Electric Supplies and Fixtures hla talents exclusively to the platform. A Swiss professor states that not one iOroftMumai CarDi._^ list was one of the woman in a score has • Hla lecture evening going home. a perfect foot, Estey Building, Ellsworth Intellectual treats Ellsworth bas greatest "Heim(rang!” So the German people owing to the wearing of high heeled Telephone 38-11 ALICE H. SCOTT ever bad tbe of enjoying. SEVERE RHEUMATIC privilege Whisper, when they hear the hell boots and pointed toe shoes. Russian. SraCIALTY MAD! OF la band at the Chautauqua, Tolling from tome gray old steeple. typewriting, accounting and This day German. American. Austrian and GENERAL WORK. to CLERICAL PAINS DISAPPEAR Florentine band of sixteen pieoee Death’s familiar tale tell; Safe A Trust Co., ol r'ort- Victor’s Dutch women, he says, hare broad Agent Union Deposit When they bee* the organ dirges Unnehans Auto Li and, (or furnishing Probate and Surety Bonds a popular concert in the afternoon, very Rheumatism on an seid giving oat from chapel dome. feet, while those of Englishwomen are depends in the evening. In Swelling Agent Oliver Typewriter! typewriter supplies in and a grand concert the blood, which affects the Trouba- And the singe re’ chanting targes, too narrow to fnldll classical and Our. Main and Water Sta. (over Moore's Drag the evening, also, tbe Neapolitan home. Water St„ Ellsworth Store). Ellsworth. Me. wuscles end in- "Heimgang!” Always going conditions. joints, producing In costumes of their homeland, baalthy The women'of the dours, tr Senrtei. w flammation, stiffness and pain. This with "Heimgang!” We are all so weary; I-etln races, Bif KlfM By Oqr Trip will appear In Italian folk-songs, excluding Frenchwomen, WILLIAM SEMPLE acid gets into the blood through And the willows as they wave. hare the best 117 T)R. mandolin and guitar accompaniments. formed and therefore the TELEPHONE aome defect in the process. Softly sighing, sweetly dreary. OSTEOPATH digestive afternoon Ur. Eualid B. Rogers, edu- prettiest feet, the professor says.— Hood’s the old-time This Woo ue to the tranquil grave; Specialties: Nervous Diseases, Sarsaparilla, will deliver his lecture London Mail. blood is successful in the cator and lecturer, When the golden pitcher’s broken. Diseases or Stomach. tonic, very a Life”. on “A Living or With its dregs or with its foam, The -ureAsal who doe* not advortioo 1m Treatment and treatment df rheumatism. It sets de Consultation, by Appoint- To-morrow afternoon. Marguerite And|the tender words ere spoken, TOTS rOR a Baslnaas Man for V. a. ment, tn Ellsworth on Fridays. directly, with effect, on a dull eoaeom make» It more profitable for purifying and Barrington "Heimgang! We aje going home I Senator In Ik* Republican Primaries of Eastern Trust •he and the diges- Forest Anderson, flutist, Address BMg., Beagor^Malne blood, improves will in joint re- Jaly *4. Tot* for Rx-Oot. Femmld.-4drt. tboeo who do adeertiee. Telephones IMS aad 7M-1 tion. TVm’t suffer. Get Hood's today. Branch, pianist, appear formerly of this town, wUl regret to laora ham vtaitad retailtm la Blaabill am Cre- NEWS COUNTY ot hi* death, M Dearer, OoL, J«ly 11. Ur. COUNTY NEWS tin*, are bom*. Beott was bora ia Soot land. March IS,«», of Mr*. Jim** Tweed ie, Cbmbridf*, PROSPECT HARBOR. bis SULLIVAN HARBOR. hot had ban la this country since Mm*., Joined her family here Friday, tor Mlaa AIM Cola l#ft Moodaj for Maebkaa early llta. For many years ba lirad la George Fuller end family arrived at tb* nmwr. to attaod • a miner school. this sown, until falllay health oaoaaatlalrd Dalkeith Sunday. July 17._Y. aotaa Ha Mrs. Joan Wakefield, of Bor Harbor, la hia yotny Waal alx years ayo. H. H. ol Boat on, ia at Rev. Saunderson, Tb# bom# of Mr. and Mra. Daniel Y. satabllsbad taara a frail and contort kmery a of bar soc, V. L. Wakeflala. Bennie'. guest Mra. S. V. waa ec#n« of a saccaaafnl. McFarland tb# pleaaaot Van tmsinsas, ia which be wha Mra. Dr. Leo LrfTrsbee sod wife, of Mra. Tilton ia with her mother, family reonion on Sunday, tb# forty- Since May hia health had base falllay. Buren, bare been visiting Dr. C. C. Lar- C. A. Moon, at Mra. Ward *. seventh birthday of tb«ir eldest #on, Mr. Scott will be remembered aa a quiet Mr. rabea a few days. Mies Irene Conner* has employment at Helon B. McFarland, of Chicago. person, strictly honest la hie dealings with and eon Allison Colwell and wife are receiving The Belmont in Bar Harbor. and Mra. Melvin F. McFarland, all man. II can ba truly said that ba tbe birth of a of Buffalo, Prof. Raymond Mc- congratulations upon lirad the rule—ha did by Do.-s Leighton ia employed at tha Tar- Howard, up to yoldao end Mra. daughter, born July 15. in Hancock Point. Farland, of Middlebury V»M at bars exactly as he would be dooe by, ratine house, of Alfred M. Fry# and daughter Mar Jon#, J. (.inlanders want to Bar Harbor for tbe ebtcb respect bit life furnished en ex- Mrs. Lillian Lovejoy, ol Rumford, ia vis- Leicester, Maaa., completed the party. It week-end to Join friends from Boston in ample for all. He had nothiny bnt kind her father, Capt. J. W. Urann. iting ia tbe first time for twenty-three year* attendance on tbe flower show. thoughts and kiod words for all. A good Dunbar and wife are receiving of Mr. and Mra. Mc- Harvey j that all the children Hervey Ray and wife were goaate of man and true has rone to hie reward. on the birth ot a eon. for reunion at tbe Id several congratulations Farland have met tbe J. H. Orowleya, of Corea, on a waek- He Icarea besides hia mother, Sun- i W. McFarland, of of Dr. R. A. Black and family spent homestead. Capt. John end motor trip to Stockton Springs. sisters end brothers end a larye circle 1 TT takes extra fine flour to in Thorndike, making the trip by Gloucester, Mass., who has been visiting friends. Interment will take ia tbe make day William Scary, Jr., went to New York piece automobile. his brother here, re tinned to Massachu- Tillage cemetery ban. ^ recently to Join a yacht, which he ia to all three equally well, but re- setts Saturday. John Roach and Charlea Taylor pilot along the Maine coast for the sum- Deal easily with me. O. my friends. from Connecticut by July 17. Wees this fret! life hsa sped. William Tell does because turned Saturday _ mer. it, it is automobile. When ye shall father in my boms and Mrs. C. E. Bronson entertained LAM DINE. Rev. And "Be ia deed.** milled a of West Newton, whisper, by special process from Mr*. L. M. Osgood, for tbe Van Neesea and Blacks, idle Herbert Smith iee at F. L. Hodg- Wednesday Let not a word of praise has Dr. Chandler’s cottage, guest Mass., opened tbe two ministers who are summer visi- Be breathed o'er my repoee. Red Winter Wheat. If kins'. Ohio you “Dalkeith. tor* bere, with their wive*. And aa for blame, however Inst. and of North and Harry Lyne, wife baby, O, leave It to my foes. to blue ribbon * Mrs. Harvey Kenniston daughter, Mrs. Rachel Cole, fell wbile crossing tbe aspire bread, cake are Mrs. mother, are of Mra. Carolina, visiting Lyne'a of Dorchealer, Maas., guesla room a few days ago, and although do But brine the flowsra I loae tbe best. Mrs. John Cootidge. and pastry that keep the 3. R. Downing. bones were broken, she suffered intensely And let Ihwtr frsersnee be family Fred is haviog a new In tbe house Mra. W. H. Wass *Dd daughter,of Cher- Capt. Hodgkins for awhile. She is comfortable at present. A piessanl Incense forward next much wsken of me: looking toyour treat, Miss at Mrs. piazza added to his bouse, larger To Ihonrbts rvtield, are guests ot Tracey This village, not to be outdone by other and better than tbe old one. Aud sometimes place upon my grave, A. S. tell the that will Cummings’. place*, observed a good road* day Tues- Tbe bloeecma fair sad sweet. grocer nothing daughter Tbe ladies’ aid society will bold an apron Mr*. Andrew Howard and day. It was a great »ucoeaa, both in tbe That shs'i be pledres of oor love do but William Tell—the flour ot Chel- sale at C. E. hall on tbe afternoon and that Katherine, and Henry Harrison, way turned out and in result#. Tbe Until tbe bonr we meet at 4 o'clock. people Urann’a. evening of July 26, beginning Paoa s Fsievd. sea, Maas., are at Capt. J. W. village improvement society furnished farther. Ice-cream will be on aaie tbe C. E. so- goes ball by for over A sore*is supper wan held at the dinner sixty. ciety. WE8T TRKMO.VT. Friday evening. The V. I. S. orchestra The annual picnic which the K. D. Gup- that Watson Young and wife, of Webster at furnished muaic for a social dance tills always give for E. H. Kingston and Miss Hens Lunt is employed the Iowa, arrived last Friday. Other followed. City, wife took place Wednesday. A delightful Ocean bouse. visitors to arrive are Mrs. George Bard, of and WHITCOMB. HAYNES & CO.C. W. Freeman and family, Mias Ber- day, a good dinner under tbe trees, Mies Theresa Lunt is at Man- (iRINDal George Bernard Bose and employed Dorchester, Mass.; Mrs. aa en- nice Bartlett and Miss Farnsworth, of congenial company, mad* tbe day aet Mrs. W. H. Ward. Albert Whitaker and by ot daughter Evelyn; aa its and Mias Marion Preacott, joyabie predecessor*. who baa been em- Cherryfleld, with Mrs. York as their guest; Mias Mildred Reed, from wife, Cambridge, Maas., motored over E. W. Bridges bad a narrow escape of ! is Sumner Foster, wife wad dsughter Helen. ployed at Arlington, Mass., spending one day last week. loss of uts building* by fire Sunday Just and Bread Cherrytieid Mr. Foster returned to Caribou to-day. ber vacation si borne. Coffee; of the village aid after dinner. Borneone passing discov- The annual meeting July 17. K. H. Mist Rena Heed it employed at Real (in some form). The Breakfast home of Mrs. * A. __ ered lire breaking through the roof of the ! society was held at the j and Miases Helen and Miriam Indispensibles. Harbor, or be afternoon. The fol- ell. Prompt assistance put out the blaze, Meat, eggs flapjacks may served: but you know, Stimson, Wednesday j EAST LAMOINE. | Reed, at Northees! Harbor. officers were elected : Mrs Phillip* but not without considerable damage. as well as 1; that breakfast is incomplete without coffee. lowing Miss Grace Stratton ia employed at H. July 10. Tiikuia. Eaten, Miss Josephine Haw- July 17. C. president; L Smith's. __ Mr*. Charles Alton, | Opt. Eugene Tinker and wife left laat kins. vice-president; SEAWALL. J. W. Bragdon, of Minneapolis, is visit- week tor Providence. K. I., to attend tbe secretary; Mrs. Ada Bartlett, treasurer; ing bis sister. Mrs. H. L Smith. ot i* visiting her brother. Mr*. Allen, Mr*. Bartlett and Mias J. Mr*. Abbot, Bangor, wedding of Mr*. Tinker'* and Robert E. Newman. Hawktns, directors. George Hal horn and family, of Old •on*. William Mra. iieorge Haynes and children, wbo July 17. H- Town, are at the Wiggin cottage. Miss Hare! Mrlanson is employed at have been viaiting ner mother, Mra. Wil- _ Fred Brown, of Waltham, Mass., spent Soutbwest Harbor with Mrs. May law- lard Gott, left for her bom* last week. EAST SULLIVAN. his vacation with his family hers. ton. Mr*. Edwin Kumill and ion Edwin, of Mrs. Marcus Urann mo daughter are at William Largay and family, of Bangor, Mrs. Harlan Harper's sister, Mrs. Hu- Newton. Mas-., who have been viaiting Urann homestead. should be served. It is backed the Morton bert of Ellsworth, ha* been returned home especially good coffee, are at their cottage for the summer. Earli-worth, L. W. Kumill and wife, actual Mis* Eliza Whitten i* the guest of Miss ner here. by 25 years” experience handling coffees. £Mrs. Harvey Lear and family, who have visiting Saturday. Elizabeth Hsll at the brick house. SUPERBA is perfectly roasted, cleaned and been viaiting relatives here, have returned Mrs. P. M. Moore is at borne from West Mr*. Ralph M. Simond* and children, of ground, of e Mrs. John G. Allen, WiDthrop, to Bar Harbor. Tremont, where she has been visiting ber Arlington, Mast., and Mrs. 8. Dwight packed. A. Mass., is with her mother. Mr*. Julia Sadie LaCoant. are If you cannot obtain of your local dealer, we will send Miss Roaelle Hurley, Mary and Pnillp sister, Simond*, of Worcester, Mat*., gueata summer. on Dyer, for the a of Mr. and Mr*. W. Lunt. direct by mail, receipt of price, 35 cents the Sullivan, of Bangor, are boarding at Mr*. Thelma Dolliver has returned from George pound. wife sre enter- j THELMA. Write for our free H. Ivab Thomsen and W. F. Uealale's. vacation spent w it h friends and relatives July IT. booklet about coffee and its making. Bear in mind that SUPERBA Tea* and Canned axe taining at “Hillcroft" their brother, in Bangor and vicinity, Coodt of A crew of men commenced painting at of New York, and Miss delightful quality and reasonable price. Try them. » Alonzo Thomsen, Mia* Dolliver baa returned CRANBERRY ISLES. tbe coaling station Monday, to finish tbe Margaret Milltken-Tomtinaon Portland, Maine Moore, of Calais. is at South- ia for Mra. Company, work not completed last fall. from Castine. She employed Mrs. Harvey Stanley working 0161 Imponm. fv cMssMvf* and Pakstr returned to Bar Mrs. Edward Bragdon July 10. N. west Harbor for tbe summer. Nettie Stanley. Harbor Sunday to be near her son _ Mr*. Grace Lurvey, of Hock lend, ha* M las lna Bunker left Monday tor Soul Maurice, who it in the hospital, haring WEST HANCOCK. been visiting ber parents, Amos Dolliver Harbor, to work tbe real of tba aummer. been operated upon for appendicitis. Mrs. Arthur Grave*, wno baa been very and wife. Her mother accompanied her Mra. Pranx Stanlay is viaiting in Mrs. Burton Winslow is with her sister, ia 111, improving. back to Rockland. Steuben. She will return home tbia week. Mrs. Esersrd Noyes, for a few days, until John Cowng, wife and daughter Hazel, Mr*. William Severance, with children John Bunker and wife, and Mailer THOUSANDS OF CLARIONS Winslow comes for bis vacation, Mr. of been Mr*. A. E. Dedham, have viaiting Irving and Eldora, of Bangor, are with R. Warren and Walter Rice, wbolpenttb* wben tbeir bungalow will be opened. are every on the Tracy. E. Newman and wife. Mr. Severance winter with them in Boaton, returned bought year Mrs. Belle Wooeter Higgins is having recommendation of enthusiastic Miss Marie McFarland ha* returned joined them here Sunday. borne Wednesday. extensive alterations and additions made from Franklin, where she has been visit- 10. T. E. D. Harbor Ganon users. This it what case July _ Mr*. Eber i* la the Bar the Wooeter bonee of which abe is the Spurting on her sister Gertrude. ing in Northeast where a critical operation was purchaser lays: owner. Mrs. Higgins' old friends gladly Charles Haynes ia working hospital, Mias Buth who Is a week Maatar Erwin welcome her back to her girlhood’s home, Bridges, employed by Harbor. performed ago. "I want to compfimeat yon oa tbs l nion Trust Co. of Ellsworth, is at la with Mr*. Alice J. March at after Use years -of roaming oo the eea. Thelma Dolliver ia working for Mia* Spurting your Colonial Clarion. We are home on a vacation. EUawoith. Capt. Higgiaa was pianaing much on Cam* Sparling at Mantet. simply delighted wih h. it is an in this borne when the sum- James A. Bead and wife, Mias Nellie Mra. Elia*bath Row entertained the aettling port Mr*. Usds Harper, with too Irving, ha* extra fina baker, the tame aa the mons came for the last voyage, altar a law Heed end Lewis Head, of Spefegdald. Mothers' club Thursday afternoon, twelve gone to North Haven for a few day*. old Cation we bad in use lot 2 5 /n~ days' iltneaa in New York, Just after the nnd J. Melvin Mdliken and wile, at Bar member* being present. A delightful pa- Merrill Dolliver and wife, who want to years. Your raage wtfl id m ■ale of their vessel, the Mannie Swan. Harbor, wen recant guests of Henry C. per was given by her daughter, Mrs. ^ this era at horn*. its actual merits and will be ad* Miliiken nnd wile. Detroit, Mich., spring, and a vary enjoyable Nathan Bunker, a natira of East Sulli- Schrifguelaser, E. H. 8. T7. Miaa Addis Brown is employed with afternoon vetoed by its loving inendk'* van, who owns a large farm in Brooks, JalylT. passed. Mis. Margaret Stanley at Dies lord lor th* 17. Roomet. and whoae saw mill was burned last win- July Aik the Clarion dealer to show EGYPT. ■nmmer. ter, hae pore baaed and will rebuild the you our complete of Whit* island catalog. old Bean mill, and proposes to do an ex- Shirley Sawyer is at horn*. Miaa Katherine Moor*, SEAL COVE. business in sawing hardwood in- light station, is visiting friend* and rela- baa been Is tensive Mias Minnie Mollen, of Bangor, ia via John Ober, who quit* ill. fchWuw m» who tives here. WOOD & BISHOP CO, Me. to staves, etc. His brother Smith, iting her father. out. Bangor, from Belfast and 15. E. D. recently moved hare pur- Joly of Mt. waa MHester Clarke has returned from a visit _T. Mra. Fauala Brown, Desert, chased the William Bean piaoa, will have in Bradford and Brewer. SOUTHWEST HARBOR. a gueat at Mr*. C. D. Sawyar’a recently. Sold by J. P. ELDRIDOE, ELLSWORTH. Me. charge of the mill. This is glad news, tor Miae Marion West baa returned from a James has moved hi* of Ma**., visited the mill has long been idle and the town Thompson family Fred Brown, Waltham, to Canada and the White Mountains. Into th* boas* at Norwood * Mr*. C. D. and need* tbs business. trip Cyras Lurvsy hi* grandmother, Sawyer, Cove. laat weak. July 17. H. Mn. Henry King, of East Billerica, other relative* hen, _ Mase., la visiting relatives and frienda Quite a party ot ladies, the Smiths, of In apite of the wet and unUroraole NORTH LAMOINE. here. Philadelphia, are located at tb* Thomas weather, some garden* are looking fine. Clark for tb* season. bees one. Edward Gilpatrick, of New Haven, Adah Savage waa in Castine this week. cottage Albert Ober particularly good WHICH? this week. Conn., is expected Charles Mitchell, of Skowbegan, is vis- Tb* Dolan family, including Mrs. Hitt, Rev. 1. B. Mower, of Watervillu, did not Leonard Young and wife, of Bar Har- iting here. who were here three year* ago, ar* again hold service at tbe Baptist church on Sun- Walter bor. spent the week-end at his old home July 17. C. occupying the Stanley cottige. day last, being unable to make connec- Government “Cure” or Neal Treatment here. Arthur Richardson, who baa been seri- tions. Ha la expected later. Mr*. Hollis Austin and family, who Sl’NSET. ously ill several months, yet able to be Mra. P. S. Kobbtns, with a companion, FOR DRUG USERS about tbe bouse, had a last week ia at bar home (or G. Devil and crew ere building the State relapse Mra. Kacktiffe, Bayside ,->e*i In an article on the aanout that life inveatijfate me and is now confined to his bed. a short Mr*. Bobbin* has been problem modern, road. stay. quite confronts drug u«era and tbe Chi- Kurraonally visit our l*r*e, ifohvytieetnynte society be re«tlulqai« but i* now Tribun' on buildinr, located m I Sellers, of Boeton. is at bis old Mrs. Bertha Robbins, who was taken ill ill, gaining. cago February 7lh aaid "Tbe prool Joseph moat and of tbs beautiful Woodford* reaidenee while a short time at her old 15. N. complete sudden 'core’ of every borne. spending July _ free eiamioa- variety of ‘dope Bend’ ta about to ha ad- trict of Portland. Have t home on Robbins was to with our eiper is io Point, brought ministered tbe United Males Govern- lion and conanltation Mrs. William Powers visiting 1* in hie own by meet »“ lb* boms ol ber end still A healthy man a king right; ment tbe ancad P*raonally daughter here, through enforcement of tbe Dear phyainana. «*** Rockland. to man an slave. For aome of the many noth in a state of nervous exhaustion uaheallhly unhappy Federal law, wbicb will become effective talk arltb continnaa bere ia*m* Digestive Mrs. A. T. Small a week impure blood and sluggleh liver, use Burdock on March Brat." persona w hem you will And recently spent following erysipelas in the face. Blood Bitter*. On the market M yeur*. Il kO "The consensus of opinion medi- tbe Neal Treatment. Wiib ber eon Philip, at Stonihgtoo. among an sudden on of Thomaa cal men ia that tbe Tb* Neal Traatment act* aa The death, July 6, a bottle.—Adel. immediate results will ■°tla"'r'n Troubles hotel ia (aat with for "atored up “The Firs” filling esteemed and reai- be unexpected aod predict tbepoiaonof dru«* ;T_C'“ Robinson, an lifelong appalling. Tbey from tbe The have arrived. an outbreak of crima-of weird unusual ayatem. altminale* it <7“*“; cause biliousness, gueats. cottagers dant cast a over the com- headache, here, gloom ^^fpipruHY crime—an of create* a luatbing for drurs and »°?n 10. Sadie. epidemic anlcida, a wholesale « July citixen will be ■tore* mental and blood _ munity. This worthy col la pea of career*, and a breakdown of normal phytic*] constipation, impure airict privacy, greatly missed, not only by hi* relative*, prominent and cttlaan* at which ditiona. W* ruaranle* MARLBORO. popular barmlaaa medicine* and all ol yen' and other unpleasant symp- I tbe country will stand aghast. bat by all hi* neighbors and frianda. and “ ol is Prominent and or it* drurebat you want these troubles are Mile Annie Lou, Bangor, viaiting physicians, druggists law- ail toms. If Rev. William ot Colorado who the Neal Treatment overcome* Ruth Ramlck. Kenney, SIX YEARS yer*, bav* examined ibis drastic taw AFTER and for weaken the a fine sermon at tb* declare that it will b* for the “cravlnf” druir*. h neglected they Springs, gave Congre- impoaaibl* to P°J Mrs. Brooklyn, N. Y., ia millions of man and woman who For reference* prominent Glover, Jot church to • good are prtrala tall m and the way for gational Sunday morning victims of tb* atrioua ticiane and cored patient* with body open boarding at Mrs. Annie Bemick’s. dlaaaaed condition H>* and audience. Mr. formation calllon or afdrea* large appreciative EUaworth Testimony Remains caoato by format indulge new to procure Ave, serious illness. B. Lori mer and eon of 147 Pleasant Manychronic Mrs. A. Frank, Ranny, wife and daughter ar* at their tbe drug! necessary to prevent unbearable NEAL INBrnTUTE, Unshaken. Ha. diseases may be traced back Lynn, Mass., are here tor the summer. summer home bar*, th* Street cottage, for suffering, insanity and dsatb. Portland, Before taking chances on the and of Bar season. Thalr old friends wel- violating to that could Ralph Hodgkins family, tb* gladly taw, Increasing your and !■ 10 PriHCipal Citi* indigestion ll the beet tael of troth. Han la misery ahorMning WmI iMtitrtw Harbor, spent Sunday with hie aieter, Mias come them back after several yaara’ ab- Time have been immediately as EUaworth that baa stood the teat Rosa Hodgkins. sence. story of time. It la a with a which ^ 17. Am. Tb* Y. M. C. A. B. L story point July _ secretary, Burton, will ooaae straight home to many ol as. relieved with bis troop ot boys and sob-leaders, by MT. DBBKRr FERRY'. A M. Franks, carpenter, High St., will Mart this morning for thalr Map on Butter Printed at Beecham’s Pills. This well- EUaworth, aaya: “My bock grow lama Paper Mias Parkins is Ike goeet of Mis. Jssph tbs wastern shorn of Bob* Inks, Where known home has sodas time the trouble became remedy Blanchard. Mr. Saxtoo and aomt of th* bora have passed, condition was itself dependable, safe a two days tb* constant. Finally my so proven Colby Eldridge, of Romford Folia, is peat making ready, grading and during sixty ground, pottiag np tents, ate. Tb* second bad that I had to lay ol tram work tor The American Office speedy years’ visiting his asnt, Mias Currie .Colby. at Dunham baa baas The fame of a season Camp eagerly saTsral days. Whan sagering in that way, use. having has been anticipated by tb* Y. M. C. A. scouts. Mrs. Lewis, of Illinois, who I s ot Doan’s Kidnay Pills at sale than any other med- 17. BnuT. got supply Beat Bed Lion re«*t*ble larger ber eon at W. W. left July quality water-proof and freaee-proof visiting Jelfiaoo’t, _ Mocro’a Store and the first law comp‘7 icine in the world proves the lhrug (MMDt paper, printed with especially-made batter-paper Ink to Sunday night tor Boeton. doses me. Two boxes ot this med- value of NORTH HCLUVAN. helped with new law. There is cheaper paper on the market; none better dependable, remedial July 17.C. icine cured ms.” oarrcemT. Oxer later, Mr. Franks said: Friend* and nbUw of John A. Scott, six.years Dees mean's Ualmsat Help ghsuaUmt “I use Doan’s Kidnay Pills whan a cold PRICE, inclwfiug paper aad Ask the man who asee it, he knows. printing “To think 1 suffered all these yearn when Oaar akin Com* Prana Within. settles in my back and I always gat re- one It cent ooeeie of Sloan's Ualmeat It fl* fooliek la thlak yon eaa gala a good lief." eared me," writes one grateful user. If you the a** of face 500 sheets size, $1 IKECBIHS dear completion by pander. Pries Me. at aU dealsn. Don’t pound size, $1.75; half-pound have Rheumatism or suffer from Neuralgia, Oat at the root of the troable and tkoroughly simpli don’t “ *4 44 Backache, Soreness and Stiff neese, pat deaaae the eyetem with a treatment of Dr. ask tor a kidnay remedy—get Dean’s Kid 1000 44 44 2 50 off getting a bottle of moan's. It will stive Klag'a Nan Life Pill*. Oaatl* end mild ia 2 75 ; Pills — the asms that Mr. Franks you such welcome relief. It warms sad action, do not gripe, yet they roller* the Hear nay ooothes the sore, stiff palatal places and yon by their action aa the banal*. Good for had. Foatar-MUbnrn Co., Praps., Bafislo feel to much better. it at Drag Upills Buy nay yoaag, adult* and egad. Go after a dear DON’T Rubber Stamp S. T. Butter Use Store .only M cents. oomplotioa to-day. He. at roar draggiat. CheapeaJYour By of “SLOPPY” ——.... I l| IIIIMW of Tarreytown, Vg„ Miaa Esther SSbbrrti»rmmt*. 1*8*1 Netuak Kauffman, and Bounty_news MiaaBly, of Virginia, are •t To all interested m either of es- Mr. Baboon’s summer home bera. persona the WINTER HARBOR. tate* hereinafter named: July 10. At e probate court held At Ellsworth. In and for the of Henoock. on the fifth ... t ouptlll baa recently enlarged hit county day of July, a. d. 1010. .nd made other improvements. BttOOKLlN. ^ FI1HR following matt era having been pre- Friends sen C. GopUII. of Gouldsboro, la in here sympathise with Mr. and X ted for the action thereupon herein- John Mrs. after indicated, file hereby ordered: That l“* •*”** ** Grindstone. Charles Meader, of in the °* public Winslow, new notice thereof be given to al persons inter- death by P. A. ested, by causing a copy of this order to be Kogere and wife, of Hoaton. were drowning recently of their pnU joy EfW,t twelve three wreks successively in the Later year-old son John, while a tor a abort atay recently. they swim-, Kubli»hedllswoith American, newspaper published Mre ming in the at Ellsworth, in said county, tnat may for the eeaaon. Bebasticook river near their into the el they ,ui com* home. Mrs. sport appear at a probate court to be held at Ells- Meader waa Miaa in said on the first of Kliaba Bickford baa Joined her formerly worth, county, day j,n, Margaret McDonnell, of this place. The August, a. d. 1910, at ten of the clock in the •! Scbieffelln'a Point, Asbrille, forenoon, and be heard thereon if they see jmbiiid boy was a good smoking! swimmer, but it is be- cause. h* h** «mP|oym®nt- lieved .Mi* be was seised with cramps. Mrs. Roscoe Holmes, late of Ellsworth, in said wife and daughter A certain instrument H. Blinker, Dorla, Meader, convinced that the bad been live to county, deceased, pur- boy may porting to be the lest will and testament of former resident* here, are drowned when ( Bo.ion, ; she found his clothing on said deceased, together with petition for pro- and friend* in town. YOUbe 110 and never bate thereof and i for the of the of relative* the bank of the stream, rushed into the appointment executrix without giving bond, presented by Jordan, a witer in *n Ml** Mildred Colby student, ! attempt to reach him. Her feel old to Hannah L. Holmes, the executrix therein heart enough named. llarel Weeton. who i* attending ; being weak she was overcome md Mu* by Lizzie A. Obe”, late of Trenton, in said are I the but it’s cer- nofmal aobool, home for excitement, and fell back into the vote, county, deceased. A certain instrument pur- Farmington to be the last will and testament of water. But for the presence of several porting ,M dimmer. [ tain-sure not said deceased, together with for 1 you'll petition, pro- who haa been hnu*«- men who had come in to her bate thereof and for the of the Mi*a Mackaf, response appointment it is know the and executor without givin,- boi d, presented by her brother, Jamea for cnee, probable she would have joy Icpcr tor Markay, Harry B. Ober, the executor luerem named. laet week her borne drowned. The body was recovered. Moses I. Mayo, late of Ellsworth, in said rear or more, left tor contentment of a , count), dece «sed. A ceit iin instrument pur- m'Aberdeen, Scotland. porting to be the Inst will «mi testament of WE8T did said deceased, toge,her with ition ior and are BROOKUN. friendly jimmy pe pro- Df. J. S. Bragg family vlaiting bate thereof and for the appointment of Alice Maurice in St. Albans. They were ac- Lufkin, of Belfast, is viaiting or a hand rolled H. Scott, administratrix with the will an- ni, parent* pipe F. widow who here. nexed, presented by Margaret Mayo, companied by L>onna Haneon, vla- on of said deceased, the executrix named in the unless talking-terms will not Rev. K. S. Drew and wife in Kendue- Everett Bridges and family, of cigarette you get wishing to act. Iltd Belfaat, Fred G. Reed, late of Brooklin, in said trag recently visited relatives here. with Prince Albert tobacco! county, deceased. Petition that Claud L. or some other wife and daughter Mrs. Celia Reed, suitable person be ap- A. E. Cbtdbourne, Rich, of Brockton, Maas., ia pointed administrator of the estate of said A. comes to with a real reason for aX the of Boeton, were recent gueele visiting her mother, Mra. Julia Higgins. P. you deceased, presented by Ida M. Reed, widow of Buabelb, satd deceased. H G. Weeton. Prom beta they and satisfaction it offers. It is made M Mr* Fred Fletcher and wife, of Augusta, are goodness by Horace w. Hurnsjlate or Trenton, in said deceased. Petition that not to Bradford to visit Mr. Chad- with Mra. Fletcher’• Mrs. a removes bite and county, Hoyt H. mother, Mary patented process that parch! Hopkins, or some other suitable person, be jiarent*. who ia ed administrator of the estate of said bourne* Cloeaon, ill. You can smoke it and hard without a come- appoin school exhibition given long deceased, presented by Olive E. Bowden, sis- The d*g day Mra. Lillian Lufkin and four children, ter ol said deceased. In Hammond back! Prince Albert has always been sold without P. late of Friday evtnmg, July 7, ball, who have been relatives here, Dyer Jordan, Ellsworth, in said visiting deceased. Second account credit the and or We to county, of Charles reflected great upon pupils have returned to their home in Belfast. coupons premiums. prefer give quality! | P. Dorr, administrator, de bonia non, flied for ibe teecber*, Mlsaea Hailey and Hibbard. settlement. Roland Bukefortb and wife, who have Loemma Gray, late of Brooksviile, in said nonce and drilia were excellent. Prince Albert affords the keenest and The been viaiting (Jilbert Carter and pipe cigarette county, deceased. First and final account of a wife, Wheelock C. Bates, filed for Joi* it. hare And that flavor and and administrator, ______returned to their home in Rockland. enjoyment! fragrance settlement. Julia E. BLUEWLL. July 10. B. coolness is as as that sounds. P.A. Parker, late of Southwest Harbor, good just in said county, deceased. First and final ac- worked the Rehekab for count of Florence Parker Joy, administratrix, Mountain lodge NORTH BLUE HILL. answers the universal demand tobacco filed for settlement. on two candldataa Friday night. Charles E. Parker, late of in Mgree Mrs. Orris P. Urindle is or kick-back! Bucksport. spending the without bite, parch said county, deceased. Final account of Am- Coburn Haskell, of Cleveland O., ha* week in Brewer, the guest of Mrs. W. C. brose F. Pendleton, administrator, filed for settlement. "Pundree", bla summer home at *1 isn’t harder opened Bowden. Introduction to Prince Albert any Eva S. late of _ Chatto, Ellsworth, in said Point. county, deceased. Final account of Melvin Parker Miss Eunice Dunbar visited Mias Caro- than to walk into the nearest that sells j* place D. Chatto. administrator, filed for settlement. Tbe remtina of Mr*. Henry Oegood were lyn Bilsby in Amberat recently. Miss for “a of P. A.” You Jonas W. Turner, late of Castine, in said t tZf tobacco and ask supply pay county, deceased. First account of Wilbert brought here from Boston July 12, for Silsby returned with her. a but it’s the cheer- E. Ordway, administrator, fi’.ed for settle- in Seaeld* cemetery. • out little change, to be sure, ment. interment Mrs. Annie who has been em- Dyke, “"** Alfred F. Adams, late of Castine, in said and Air*. F. EL of Bar fullest investment ever made! Mr. Mcilouldriek, ployed in Bangor some time, is viaiting you county,deceased. First account of Lucy M. filed for Harbor, are visiting Mrv. McUouldnck’e her Mra. Charles Orindle. Adams, executrix, settlement. mother, William H. Silsby. late of Amherst, in said W. and wlfa. parent*. E. Alayo July 10. D. county, deceased. First and final account of _____ Forrest O. Silsoy, administrator, filed for set- Tbe elm tree in front of Aiello'* store in Itch! Itch! Itch! S. ratch! Scratch! Scratch! tlement. the Tillage eat struck by lightning dur- Charity Eaton, late of Stonington, in said The more you scratch, the *o'»f you itch. county, deceased. First account of Emery F. the I bunder storm 12. ing July Try Dnao'a Ointment. For ecsema, any skiu Eaton, administrator, filed for settlement. William R. late of Lamoine, in said Recent arrivals at BlnehiU: Walter itching Btc a bos.— Adit. King, county, deceased. F*nal account of Thomas tamp, ol New Hewn; Mrs. Frederick Kay J. King, executor, filed for settlement. nee ± Abbie G. Graves, late of Hancock, in said of D. Air*. Albert md daughter, Washington C.; Sim trust mnu# county, deceased. Petition filed Arthur R|> J. Tobacco N. C. Copyright 1016 by R. J. Reynold* Tobacco Co. by Charle* H Otis and daughter, of Shelter Reynold* Co^Wiaetoa-Salem, B. Graves, administrator, for licence to sell certain real estate of N. and said deceased, as de- bland ilrigbta, Y.J Cbtuncey scribed in said petition. Trunk, of New York. Eva S. Chatto, late of Brooksviile, in said LEWISTON MAN county, deceased. Petition filed by Melvin Bluehill is well represented on tbe D. Chatto, administrator, that an order be Mexican border. Some* Emerton is with Issued to distribute among the heirs-at-law of said deceased, the amount remaining in to, li. 1*1 Maine regiment, Robert Curtla the hands of said administrator, upon the SAYS TANLAC settlement of his final account. u mini t Massachusetts regiment, and Elizabeth P. Simmons, late of the city, Winthrop Thomas I* an orderly in Co. A, county and state of New York, deceased. Pe- tition filed A. Craigin, of Boston, lit battalion N. Y. signal corps. by George Massachusetts, praying that the appointment IS A WONDER | of said named as trustee in the Andrew Moor* end tbe party with him, §j petitioner last will and testament of said deceased, may had a narrow escape from serious Injury be confirmed by said court. It’* the Heat Ever Pro- W. Friday, when ms car went overs bank Remedy Rebecca Lisle, late of Ellsworth, in said Said Mr. Great. county, deceased. Petition filed by Elizabeth neat Hluchil, Fall* and turned completely duced, Hale, executrix of the last will and testament of said that the amount of the in- Deer in tbe ditcb. Mr*. Moore, Mias deceased, the results or heritance tax upon said estate be determined 1 am very much pleased with tide*, Florence Moore and Heater Cu*b- I the of by Judge probate. wife received from this Master Tonic, Wrong C. late of Massa- my Right Mary Sparks, Cambridge. m*n w.-r m me car, but escaped with Tanlac. My wile waa a sufferer from chusetts. deceased. Petition filed by Mary brt!t«r». j Sparks Sharp, granddaughter of said de- Stomach Trouble and Constipation almost the amount Jo‘y 17. 8. ceased, that of the inheritance all bar life. This trouble would bring on tax upon said estate be determined by the Judge of probate. such and nervous conditions i Headaches Number? DeWitt Clinion Blair, late of Belvedere, CA8TINE. §m [g Warren New deceased. Pe- which made her very miserable. 1 have county. Jersey, Mr* Art bur Patteraoo it visiting her tition filed by Clinton Ledyard Blair, execu- spent s great deal ol money trying to get tor, that the amount of the inheritance tax *i-. i, >!;• lu Hallowtll. The to call a number is to consult the tele- Hooper, all were right way telephone g upon said estate be determined by the Judge some Relief for her, and things ijj ■ of probate. aims E. Pardons, i*f Lubac, it vit- The action for failures until I tried Tanlac. phone directory, get the correct number, and then call Jf Rufus H. Emery, late of Bucksport. in said in4 Her sun. Dr. E. Parsons. ngj deceased. Petition filed Theodore George was diffsrent from the flret. county, by that and when the 5 H. Smith, administrator with the will an- r r« Kicact i» sending the week in Tanlac baa made a wondsrful change in number, clearly distinctly, operator nexed of the estate of said deceased, that •< the amount of the Inheritance tax said t Kim. ib- «ru*si ol Slits Edna Gate*. hav health. She is on her third bottle. answers If do not ask for the correct num- § upon your signal. you satate be determined by tho,'Judge of pro- Mr. snd Mrs. PVedsrtdr Month art You should ace Mrs. Great eat. Why, It bate. > 1 ber will be connected with the number. Rufus M Emery, 1st* of Btffrksport, in said week at is she enjoys the coming you wrong •psoJio< tjis St (Mr camp eurprtolihrbow p | county, deceased. First account of Tneodore a babe. j IW|« of mealtime. She sleeps like H. Smith, administrator wild the will an- Constipation, that hat been a source of § 1 u*t*-d. filed for e-l leweot. ,i t. riain, ikii WrNn am- ® Have you ever noticed how the mind plays queer pranks with James K. Th<’mi.*o l*te *;T-Philadelphia, much suffering and illness, has become a Pennsylvania, deceased. Position filed by D’’ O la JH liana iktFpi>4 u.oulh, relumed Emilia B. executrix, that the thing of the past, she does not suffer numbers in transposing figures? It will readily transpose Thompson, lo Castile Saturday. pD j= amount of the inheritance tax upon said es- and at she did be- of with indigestion gas or tate be determined by the Judge probate. ki.u.nut Fanuua ia tbe track 1468 into 1648, 6426 into 6246. § Samuel Adams, late of Castine. in said spending fore taking Tanlac and is in bat Ur health m sj county, deceased. First account of C. Fred Ltimnnr, |u. guest ol Miss Cousin*, ol and spirits than aha has been in years. I Jones and C. E. McCluskey, trustees, filed for » bo bangor, baa a camp tbar*. came Maine. settlement. am mighty glad Tanlac to If is relied there is a likelihood of memory only upon, always § BERTRAND E. CLARK, Judge of said court* Mi« Preston, wbo ha* spent tba part Sara Great lives at SO Bridge Street, jjl Mrs and valuable time is lost in such errors. A true copy of the original. mo tb b.rr, in. gucat ol Mr*. Cbarlaa Lewiston. ||> error, correcting rfs Attest:—E. E. Chase. Register. Soya, hat returns,! lo Now York. Constipation is the curse of the Ameri- kiuds of Stom- STATE OF MAINE. Mi»t Faye Utnrroi, wbo baa bean can nation. It brings ail If an old memorandum a number is used, there may ff containing g Hancock ss.—At a court held at inching in Waal arrived ach and Intestinal disorders, said Tbs = probate BolBcld, Conn., Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, Master Medicine ttrst have been a since it was written or therefore home Saturday lor tb* summer vacation. Tanlac Man. This change printed, on the fifth day of July, in the year thousand nine hundred and eliminates lbs wsste of the body. By of our Lord one Kceru.r Devereux, wbo baa employment the telephone directory should be consulted whenever you (3 sixteen. a for fbe Bowels instrument to be tbe week-end acting as Tonic-laxative CERTAIN purporting ioCumberlaud Mills, spent will and and Intestines it dosa not Purge and ! wish to talk. d A a copy of the last testament ■ilh nu parents, A. M. Devereux and of baa a tonic effect and restores •He. Physic, but i CORA W. PEABOBY. late of CAMBRIDGE, sale of this i natural iconditions. The in the County of MIDDLESEX, and Com- llitiet Hattie and Arline Bropby, ol 5 can be no time saved don’t 01 Premier Tonic, Tanlac, is Increasing There by guessing—“nears” count; monwealth of MASSACHUSETTS, Fsirfleld, are apendlng a few waaka in daily. It is Pure as the air you Breathe, § number call is an economic waste to the sub- deceased, and of the probate thereof in said Cutme with their Miss Ellen every wrong Commonwealth of Massachusetts annt, no Poison or Mineral. Just a jg duly Bropby. cootains authenticated, having been presented the scriber as well as to the July 17. Q. combination of Roots, Barks, Herbs, company. g to the judge of probate for our said _ of Hancock for the of old Mother Earth intended | county purpose being things thst d fa allowed, tiled and recorded in the probate BKOOKSVILLE. for her suffering children to use when creates to the who is called court of our said county of Hancock. The wrong way annoyance person by that notice thereof be to all Ueorge Sanborn la on steamei sick. gj g Ordered, given employed persons interested therein, by publishing a. in Ellsworth E. G. saves and in com- Cttune, running from Caatlne lo Bangor. Tsnlac is sold by g mistake ; the right way delay annoyance Is copy of this order three weeks successively in the Ellsworth a Mr». Elsie Kencb, wbo baa been teach- Moore, drngglst. American, newspaper _ a your message, and it creates a high grade of service printed at Ellsworth, in said county of Han- ing in Easton, is at bom* for tbe eummer. pleting [3 cock. prior to the first day of August, a. d. 1 for and for'others. = 11116, that they may appear at a probate court Marcell us Coggan, of Boston and Blue- you then to be held at Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, at ten o’clock in the fore- hill, baa a valuable horse ol purchased noon, and show cause, if any they have, Mr*. F. H. Billings. 3 If you cannot find the name in the telephone directory, ask for [3 against the same. Mr*. Fred — BERTRAND E. CLARK, Judge of Probate. Frederick Littlefield and eons office. A true the “Information Operator” at the desired Central d copy. *od Elmer, of Wlnterport, ere et E. H. FACTORY LOCA- Attest— E. E. Chase, Register. QUARRIES, are and to the minute she knows Herrick's for tbe eummer. Her records complete up ; MILL SITES, FARMS, j§ NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Miss TIONS, Nina Loons end daughter Hazel, of every new subscriber's number, every change of location as Addie F. Fiske. of Blue Hill, Waltham, Mas*., wbo have been guests ol SITES FOR SUMMER HOTELS jg WHEREASin thecouutyof Hancock and State of their as well as of number, and will start you right with the de- (Cj Maine, by her mortgage deed dated November brother, F. W. Orcutt, have returned and CAMPS =j 15ib. a. d. 1904. and recorded In Hancock regis- borne. try of deeds in book 418, page 249. conveyed si sired information. H to the undersigned corporation certain lots of the Friends of Mrs. Alice Knights regret tc Located on the line or parcels of real estate situated in Blue Hill aforesaid, and bounded and described as fol- hear of her death at her summer borne et I 1 lows, viz.: Being particularly described in South BrooktviUe, July 7, of pneumonia. RAILROAD deed from Horace w. Herrick to Addie F. MAINE CENTRAL Fiske. dated December 21, a. d. 1904, and re- The remains ware taken to brr home in NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 1 corded in Hancock registry of deeds in vol. to those detirlng to nuke Tufts College, Maas., Jnly 8 for inlarment. (Tire opportunity 414, page 338; deed from L. Paris Cuahing to a new etart in life. Addie F. Fiske, dated March 9. a. d. • change in location for AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 1908, Mrs. J. Walker Babeon, with children, and recorded in said registry in vol. 4lft, page Isabel, Beulah, Joltn and Bcrvin, ol 390; deed from Charles O. Osgood to Addle F. Water Powers, C. C. Fiske dated December 16, a. d. 1904, and re- O. with Mia* Kae Undeveloped CUTTING, Manager Is corded in said In vol. 415, 892; W’ashington, C., guest*, : registry page Raw Material, deed from Henry H. Emerton to Allen A. Unlimited l © Fiske dated December 10, a. d. 1887, and re- corded in said registry in book 871, page 856, and V to which several deeds and records thereof I reference may be had lor a more particular C ASTORIA Good Farming Land description, and the same are expressly made a part of said mortgage deed; ana whereas the Far i condition of said mortgage has been broken Infants sad Children _ ...... ■_.«LisegiiMuiJim—ii—if—«i—»i—ir-zii-m— Await Development. and remains broken: now, therefore, ai|giiieincinei]ieincniciimni3iimii3niaiiu i»an»anij||Hnymaiim by |gg^[ZyEJJEJJ|eJj[ZJJli3l£JlSJI£lI£Jl2H! Ul*=LllHJlSJLEJl=Jl=J reason of the breach of the condition thereof ForOvM,30Y«ars I said corporation claims a foreclosure of said !"Um location* mortgage and gives this notice for that pur- Communications regarding pose. Blub Hill Academy. are invited and will receive attention WW.BROOKS Steam IRA B. Jr. By Abthub C. Hinckley, when addressed to any agent of the Ellsworth Laundry HAGAN, •» Wort. lUWTW CLEMIM Blue Hill, July 10, 1916. President. MAINE CENTRAL, or to M KM* tsw*T 5H0E REPAIRING S*JI They An Wonderful Civil Engineer, and delivered NEW LOOATION When the a *°* weather la when dl- Goods called (or mail-order house finds doubly dawreroue BUREAU, entrance between *»» la bad. tick headache, INDUSTRIAL to work Rear of Main Street Land Surveyor. fsf CoaaHpetlon. Special attention parcel post etore. town whose local merchants do not ad aniouiueeu. or other ouadltlooai cauaed by Bnrrill Bank and E. F. Robinaon’s C»m>iem SiUciM. it its howela yield quickly to Foley Ca- CENTRAL RAILROAD AE vert ptrintied Altera ftitifi v«l be paid vertise, fattens catalogue mailing IhArtic Tablet*. Mr*. Bilubeth Slauaoo. 80. MAINE H. a ESTEY ft CO., Proprietors ME. 0. Box 7 Me ee aE wart net bp parcel pelt ELLSWORTH PALLS, P. list. ftorwalk, Coon., writ**: “I caa boneatly aay MAINE. Stake Street, Elliwortb, °*y *" woud*riul."-Moore'a Drug Store. PORTLAND, Innuantiiitf. — NEWS. (CM to Northeast Harbor, where they MILLET FOR CATCH CROP. COUNTY hare employment in HiUcraet market. Mice Eea Fayle. of Bangor. la eieiting FOR 6000 ROADS Often Bmc»—sf«Hy Be*dad M Late a BMOOKUN. Mum Nina Cowing, who ia at home tbit Aug- 1. new Work has been begun on tb* high rummer on account of her mother’s 111 If one crop fall* In Kansas there Is ecbool building. health. AT usually time to plant a catch crop. ere be M. LOWEST A. COST Fred Allen end M. Flye Ting July 17. sue RAILROAD ftk'h a and I* often _ Millet la crop booeee. — piazzas built on tbeir A reesfuily seeded aa late aa Aug. 1. al- BHOOKSVUXE. Lharle* Freetbey, ol Hopedale, Mass., la though the beat results are obtained the old spending bis vacation in town. Mrs. Q. M. Allen is occapying when planted three week* later than for e few Serial Boons Be Issued Friend bonce et Welker's corner May corn out Augustus Cousins be* moved bis family regular planting time. |»lnts WAGES weeks. ti. E. isllst In cot*, di- into s part of Julia Jackson's boose, Thompson. *|*c While operating his saw mill st Kench't nd Tins vision of extension, Kansas State Agrl- Mr*. Ernest Dowell end Master Ter- laposid. mountain last Wednesday, James S. Con- colt u nil college rence returned from Boeton Thursday. don lost two Ungers of his right bend and “Each year from 130.000 to ITO.'OO H. S. Kan* has gone to Addison to get injured two more, by having bit hand acres are planted to millet in Kansas.' Shall be determined blue- they his in readiness lor packing by factory caught in the rotary raw. FAIRFAX HARRISON'S PUR. states Mr. Thompson. "Contrary t« berries. the heaviest millet A lawn party end ice-cream sale wee genura) opinion. of Warfare or Herbert Smith end Mise Smith, eounlle* are In the eastern Industrial Dr. held et the band stand, Welker’s prcsluclng D. are at Haven tor the IV— ident of South*™ half of the atate Washington, C, corner. Saturday evening. Proceeds, Railroad and summer. “The rate of seeding varies from flf ££.77, for brnedt of tbe minister Amor.can Highway A—ociation Say* Federal Dezter St ot South Framing- teen I" xlixi* [*er sere In the western Inquiry? Mrs. root, Two of tourists from Thor* Aro Only Two Way* of Rais- large parties of Mass is her niece, Mrs. A. part the state to thirty pound* In the ham. visiting Tennessee were guests Saturday of Z. C. For Rood ing Monay Improvomant, Meia< e in Do believe in arbitration or indus- Brooklm. you MARIAVUXE. country who do not Iielleve they should Kansas agrirulture end warfare? Mr*. R. R. Babeon daughter Angie, Mrs. Stephen Albert Rankin is failing pay unm-y fur real road Improvements. "Mlllet ha* Inteualve root system* trial ere at their summer of Rozbury. Mas*., fast. »aya Fairfax Hamsun In the I'hlladel and draw* It* bod and aster supply The train employes on all the railroads home at Haven. Bells Carter is working at C. R. Good- pMa Public Ixxlgnr They are satis- almost entirely from the surface foot will end children, of of In are whether they their leaders Mr*. Byron Seller* win's. fied with their rutted, etnaggUng lanes ground. This result* leaving the voting give Somerville. Mat*., art spending the sum- surface depleted In tsHh plant and food commerce Msttie Jordan, of Bar Harbor, ia ru- Their number Is growing less as knowl- authority to tie up the of the mer with Mrs. Fred Stewart. and moisture. tting relatives here. edge ..f what good roads mean to coun- to enforce their demands for a 100 Hollis Stanley and Homer Stanley, of "The average feeder prefer* many country The Froet reonion will be held at try districts is acquired l.y those who Aug 2, other feeda to millet. a Bangor, were called home last week by Aa rough esti- dollar increase. A. Frost t live there. Good roads not only mean million wage Mrs. George grove. mate each hundred pound* of millet the death of their grandmother, that hauling to market places and ship Howard of Bar was a as The railroads arc in the service— Lizzie Knseell, Harbor, hay contain* alxrot half much pro- Stanley. points Is easy, but they mean that public st A. Froet Sunday. ping tein as the same amount of alfalfa ot guest George of is John Forham and wife, Raymond, farm life dianges from a state uf iso- your service. 1 his army employes in week. Ora of Waterville, u betping hie hay. .Millet contains about the same, were in town several days last Frost, Into one lation for each family having sometime* □ Leslie Frost, slightly more protein than the service. This it Mr. Forham's old home, end old ncte, during baying. public service—your 17. F. • ommoii prairie hay. friends were glad to welcome him again. July You pay for rail 3 billion "Hungarian millet Is the variety gen- transportation Alice and Miss Mary Stan- Mrs. Dodge erally preferred In eastern Kaitsa*. be dollars a year, and 44 cents out of e\ery celled bare TREMOJiT. ley, of Boeton, wbo were by cause exjx-rlence has shown It to be ol tbeir mother, re- Tbe O. E. S. Held day wae in way ! dollar from to the the ill nee* end death every lietter adapted to humid conditions you goes employes. > success. After a delicious lunch at Beta turned to their home* Saturday. than the other vartetie*. The quality Harbor Head light, tbt party took a tide On all the Eastern Railroads in 1915, serentT-fee per cent ot the Mr*. Caro Staple* and sou John, wbo ef hay produced by It la flmt -loss. lo tbe Red Front store. All report a doe train employes earned these wages (lowest, highest, snd average bsve been guest* of Miss Amelia Gott, left "In the central and «e*tcrn [tart of time ol as ahown the Mrs bat the state either the common or all) by payrolls— for Rockland Sunday. Staple* 1 tlerman employment at Mt. Kineo lor tbe tsm- There will be e masonic sermon at the millets are usually prvfem*l. The Ger- Pumpi PratglM Yard church Mr. evening, man mer. by Forsyth Sonday variety produces the most hay. July 23- Mr. Mordeoai will have charge It takes two seek* A**n*a Base* A»»n« >>■>• The remains of Miss Grace Freetbey approximately at tbe mask;. longer to mature than romi»« millet. were brought here Thursday from Hay- Tbe doe address ReT. N. J. The latter makes a flier and tetter «-h— 31783 denville. Mass., where the died Tueeday given by ’Si*1”1 *££3,543 Welker to the members of tbe O. E. S. was quality of titan the German. of last week of tuberculosis, after e short hay much illness. Miss Freetbey wet the daughter enjoyed. 1315 17. Km. t-4— 1831 ,MJ of the late Austin Freethey. She leaves July Killing Colorado Beetle* £S !£? a a brother. Minard, of this place, 8pr»ylng potato vines for the mother, SIKIR DE MONTS PARK. Mt par Services were of 951 933 752 and many other relative*. poor killing Colorado leetlee should Rr*“ft_ 1128 1109, 935 church fore- be done as soon as the work of tlie In held at the Baptist Friday Government Establish** National 1704 1762 1633 Louie West sect* la noticed, awns ciemve A noon, Rev. officiating. Park on Mount Desert Island. Dean, professor of In the ■_i_ 957 Ann Elizabeth, widow of Georg* Stan- Official announcement ol tbe new “Na- entomology 1141 973 ,iC£5 0Si> Kausi;* State Agricultural college. 1635 ley, died at her home Wednesday fore- tional Park on tbe AtlanticCoast” is just 1707 1521 **ThU cleatructtve hcscs't is uot hard noon, at an advanced age. She was the ippearing from tbe interior department. to c-ontn.l. sa.vs I*rofe**ur I Jean. "One oldest member of Brooklio Baptist church. It follows tbe signing ol tbe proclamation The average ye*r'» wage payment* to tit Easter: tr» n em- l«rt Juirts green mixed with to She was also the last member ot tbe ladies' By president Wilson creeling tbe “Sienr twenty ploye* (including iurne who worked only part ot th, .e«t »» I'ntil thirty l«rt» of air slaked lino* or flour society started many yyers ago. le Monts National Monument” on Mount shown by the 1915 payroll* were— and used aa a dust affords health interfered, tbe was always Desert island, tbe effort* ol spray the failing through V u* best result* on It Paatafk Fnt**l activs in church work. She will be ieorge B. Dorr, ol Boston, and tbe Maine young plants. should be use 1 w hen t'le dew Is on means greatly missed throughout the commun- telegal ton in Washington. Mr. Dorr by rttiim.$1796 $1546 $1354 j of or dust ity. She leave* thrs* daughter! and two ibowed tbe President interesting fals- powder gates spray me chines. fnfirtin ..... 1724 140* 1233 sons—Mias Mary Stanley and Mr*. Alice er teal documents with reference to Sieur i "The pari* green Dodge,of Boeton; Mia* Martha Stanley, le Moots, s Huguenot nobleman and ; spray, prepared by Pimm.1033 903 344 w one lived her mother and ten- wbo obtained s mixing |«aind of iart» spray. better results than It (bars Tile troa lug u;> the vines and national arbitration law. or by refer- tba department of tbe interior, baa creetsd plowing isKato existing Harry Home and family, of Mayaard, land In tba Biear de Moots ble with tbe work done with these the fall, after the creep ha* with Mrs. Mores'■ Boss by proclamation ence to the Interstate Commerce Commis- Maes., sisters, out with been will National Monument on Mount Deleft taxes Is thst It la not carried harvested, aid In redacts* and Jamie Mender, of Ellsworth, spent the Mli"‘ tbis net ba enables tbs the knowledge, energy and economy »be number of hibernating beetle** sion. This offer has been refused b> last wash at the Smith cottage. Pleasant Island, By the interior to realise ita necessary to achieve the largest mess Bench. department of ure of success. A recent the employes' representatives. long-time purpose to extend to tbe people report by A Handy Cardan Tiwlli* The body of John Smith, a former resi- commission of in tba Eaat ot tba United States tba ban- state highway Arkansas Foe Shall a nation-wide strike or an dent of this was brought here to- growing cucumbers, tomatoe* piece, national aarrles. Tbia explains the trouble In that state, elita of tbe parka pole beam or the taller varieties of day from Ellsworth end buried in the which Is also tbe trouble In moat under the Gov- ia tba first national park East of the Miss- a trellis has inve8tigation Smith Mr. Smith wet a soldier peaa many advantage* cemetery. river. states, as follows: issippi over or brush. Fewer ernment determine this issue? in the Civil war. poles cucumbers “Tbe new national ia al- "Under our present lack of system playground remain hidden under the leaves and of West Qoolda- sum of Mrs. Annie Sargent, known to nanny thousands for its the enormooa |1.300.— » — districts fc. 1mA fwl Mrs. Jodith who has been in area, cele- 1300 per year. These small Kittredge, “Tbia superb already widely mnUM>». tmml • are each In charge of a road overseer «. k..M.« Greenville J auction for some time, is at brated for ita historical aasociatiooe as wail (MtaWnUn) *■» lri *» U— *-« -•» I venture tbe assertion that 5 ]>er cent "1HM. > -4. home. as its commanding beauty, includes four U M- U.1 M.mmfm, * i of our road overseer* have never *i«nt prevent rust when they are growing 1.^. IA »A„nm. of Bar the Ukae and no less than ten mountains. Tbs Marvin Mayo, Harbor, spent on ft V. CRIO. dm m f*r» iiAenA ft y t \IO • kwfm a v*« »'•' Bobble an hour in reading up on road matters. ■ trellis. A trellis such as Illus- week-end with his parents, U. W. Mayo lakes are Jordan pond, Eagle lake, Owaywk* A OUe Railway. kw«* i.m.i liu»* Tba I do not blame the road overseer*; it trated Is easily made, and If put un- and wife. pood, and Sargent Mountain pond. is the system which la to blame. Their der cover as soon as the sea- Bowl lies just outside tbe boundary line. growing The L. A. society had a sale of fancy term of office Is Indeterminate In some son Is over It will last for ••The mountains, several of which an many years. articles, ice-cream and cake last Wednes- cases, their l«y Is small and. lastly, If the two uprights are fastened to- widely celebrated, an Green mountain. day night. their labor, known as free labor fur- gether with a bolt and the end Dry mountain, Pickett mountain. While strips Dexter and Thelma S«rs*ey hsve nished In place of a money tax), is left off the trellis will fold which Swazey Cap, Newport mountain, Pemetic moun- up. very unsatisfactory In most cases be- makes It much easier to handle — tain, The Tryad. Jordan mountain, Tba Fereald for V. ft. fteaetor. PKIHASIIU cause of the ever mountain. changing organiza- Farm and Home. JULY %A,-Advt. Bubbles, and Sargent MONDAY, tion. Ky the time a man gets In shape “Tbe landa included in tbe Sieur de to do something his time Is up.” Monta National Monument have never A New Wheat Past. HttntiscmflQt It Is really no wonder that a fanner formed a part of tbe public domain, but Another pest has been added to the who knows no other system of road tbe and generosity ot active enemies of the American through patriotism construct Inn than that outlined In this wheat the owners, known collectively as grower. While Inis been at present quotation or an equivalent Is not In- Eunff* Your Children Become Hancock trustees of public res- war one of Its tbe county clined toward real road Improvement. moat dangerous grata ervations, are presented to tbe United enemies, the rust, found Its He knows that his taxea, or his labor stripe wijr and Robust Btmles. The trustees have been represent- to America and waa noted In last Rosy given In place of taxes, yield an Insig- years ed in tbefmatter by George B. Dorr, of crop In the northwest. It is When children act listless, look nificant return. He doe* not know markedly Boston, who in tbe creation of tbia nat- like the well known stem rust frail, lose appetite, become cross and that tbe same money and labor spent that baa ional baa attained tbe object of been Into wheat peevish, you need to look after them park, at tbe right time and In tbe right way cutting growers' profits of endeavor.” with a very carefully. The dull eyes, coated years public-spirited would accomplish far more. One of great deal of regularity recent- new whose importance to tongue, bad breath tell you that the “A precedent, the great problems In paying for roads ly. That It has t>een pretty widely stomach is out of the liver inac- tbe of our national park sys- scattered order, development Is how to stop the waste of large sunn may be guessed from tbs tive, the bowels need attention, and tem it would be difficult to overestimate,” through Ignorance. A great Improve- fact that thousands of car lots of wheat perhaps worms may be their Mr. “baa been act by tbe making said Dorr, just ment can be made by placing tbe work from Montana and the Pacific north troubles worse. Whatever it is, you de Monta National creation of thelSlaur under overseers who west were shipped to in Id western may be sure that "L. F.” Atwood's are Intelligent,- Monument upon Mount Desert island on points during the fall and Medicine will do them a great deal energetic and faithful and then placing early win- tbe coast of Maim. This, which includes tar. Where of good. It acts surely on the stom- these overseers under competent tech- such wheat has bam in a tract of some 5,000 acres, tba ach and bowels, regulates the liver, single nically trained men who cannot only bought tor seed the pest la pretty cer- and moat beautiful and has a tonic effect which brings grandest scenery upon guide tbe overseers, but also have auffl tain to make Its appearance this sea- marks a new back appetite, fills out cheeks and our eastern seacoast, epoch dent personal influence to educate tbe son. Thera Is no known method of makes toward con- them rosy. This medicine is ot tbe national government people to an appreciation of how much fighting U save to delay Its appearance safe for the children, and you see its of *he scenic and servation splendid can be accomplished If the available In the great wheat districts as much as good effects in a surprisingly short tune .^rtunities remaining in wild-life' OJ. yet means are used properly. Finally, tha possible by planting no wheat that waa where logically Bar ajg.wm.stywn.nt mu. tbe fast-crowding East, whole work should be gtdded by a grown west of a line passing through . ma. a hrlr.. have lad tiy mW. work ot sneb a character should state highway commission. eastern Montana.—Farm Progress. -L.f." Madras Ca, Paftfaad.il* the way.” /