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— subscription prick, $2.00 ram 4 \ rata. / ttWff} KNTBBBD AS SBCONJD- GLASS MATTKBt L\ • / IF PAID IN ADVAltC*, $l.fi0. | Vol* ELLSWORTH, MAINE. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 13, 1909. > AT THH EL LB WORTH POBTOFFICB. i No. 41

«Qonuumnui. LOCAL, AFFAIRS New York in connection with the Hudson- 3f!btTti«rmmu. Fallon celebration, and was granc marshal of the for the exercises at NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TBIS WEEK. day New burg. In D Farnsworth. bankruptcy—Geo The at Admr notice— Est Maria F Wood. morning subject the Methodist Backed a ** by Bank Book —Est Elbridge Gerry Colby. church Sunday will be “The Church and —Est Lottie M Higgins. " -Est Eva B the Times”. Afternoon service from 3 to yon do not have to tremble at every frown Hinckley. II -Est Haskell Leach. 4. The pastor will preach. Subject, of employer. The man who saves can Probate notice—Est John T et als. Royal Powder la the Finney over Death.” Baking Com’ers of Inland Fisheries and Game — “Victory pick his Job much oftener than the man of time and labor Public notice. M. S. been greatest who as Smith has appointed secre- spends he goes. Suppose you start Probate notice—Est Lyman D WUlcutt. •• savers to toward —Est Clara A Heath. tary pro tem. oi the three masonic bodies the pastry cook. independence by opening an ac- Mrs Agnes Brown—Dog lost. in Ellsworth— Acadia 1! count with the The Geo H Grant Co—Notice to sell houses. Lygonia lodge, Economizes flour, butter Mrs L W Blaisdell—Millinery. chapter and Blanquefort commandery—in and and makes the BURRILL NATIONAL BANK, The Riues Co. place of W. H. Dresser. eggs The Pine Hill Concrete Co—Concrete build- food and healthful ^ ing material. The jury summoned Coroner Simon- digestible Ellsworth, Maine. RC Haines—Furniture. by O W Tapley—Insurance. ton to inquire into the death of Albert S. It will be a Burrill good thing to fall back on Nat’l Bank. Denico, killed on the railroad at Ellsworth if Trbmont, Mr: you should lose your present job. As Falls Tuesday of last week, exonerated Tremont Banks—Statement. it is now, what have you to depend on i* Savings the railroad from blame. Bangor, Me: company you were out of a position? Shaw business college. City Marshal Fuller was taken sud- Alstead. N H: denly ill of appendicitis Monday, and was H C Metcalf & Co—Raw furs wanted. taken to the hospital at Bangor. An R0?4L operation was performed yesterday, and SCHEDULE OF MAILS. Us kiMe ToWofit he is reported to-day as doing well. AT ELLSWORTH POSTOPPICB. The schooner bound from In effect Oct. 4, 1909. Georgietta, Makes most healthful food A Sullivan for New York, went ashore on WHAT IS BANK? MAILS RECEIVED. Paaque island, Mass., in a thick fog Mon- No alum—no lime A group of individual* authorized law to deal in From West—7.18 a m; 4.28 and 6.08 p m. phosphates by day morning. She was floated at high money and credits. From East—11.07 a m; 12.05, 5.55 and 10.22 p m. water the same unin- The made MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOPPICB. day, apparently only baking powder jured. WHERE IS IS STRENGTH? Going Wbst—10.45,11.80, a m; 5.90 and 9 pm. from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar In the character and judgment of the individuals Going East—6.30 a m; 4 and 5.80 p m. Rev. J. P. Simonton is spending a few No and the amount of capital in the business. Sunday mail. Postofflce open on Sunday days with his son, Dr. F. F. Simonton, in from 9 to 10 a m. Ellsworth. He is on his home Apply these elementary principals nr aay other test to the way from Edmunds, where he accompanied There will be a dance in hall Society his wife, who will spend the winter with but a letter from Commissioner Gilman COMING EVENTS. Saturday evening. a niece there for the benefit of her health. to H. F. Maddocks says that while he UNION TRUST COMPANY, Saturday Oct. 16, at home ol Mrs. A. F. Mrs. Charles A. Hanscom left Monday A small house on Fifth owned would be very glad to accommodate, OF" ELLSWORTH street, by Greely, 2 p. m.—Informal talk on “Gar- for her home in Baltimore, Md. Frank was burned to farmers in other sections of MacLaren, Sunday justice Miss Elizabeth A. the many” by Silsby, fee James A. McGown haB a The fire this seems to demand that opened boot evening. evidently started county benefit of .... The Village improvement society. Capital, SI 00,000 and shoe department in connection with around the chimney. The house was next institute be held elsewhere. that Surplus and Undivided Profits, his harness store. built by Mr. McLaren about four years commissioner adds that he hopes 66,5oo The more eyes an advertisement eatehm on house and furni- during the next season another institute Stockholders' The high school football team expects to ago. Insurance, |500, the more dollars it is worth. Liability, 100,000 be for Ellsworth. play Brewer high school at Wyman park ture. may arranged Total, 9266,500 Saturday. Lejok lodge, I. O. O. F., will hold its Chandler Hale, son of Senator Hale, has SUiBirtisements, first annual roll-call next been selected as third assistant secfbtary John A. Peter*, President, Henry W. Cushman, Vice-President, rhe stewards of the Methodist church Friday evening. M. H. Dinner v. ill be served from 6.30 8 of state to succeed William Phillips, Leonard Moore, Treasurer, Henry Higgins, Treasurer. will serve supper in the vestry Wednes- to followed All members are of who will become secretary of DIRECTORS: Oct. 20. v by roll-call. Boston, day, ^ Our last William F. W. A. Fred A. Chandler, to in or the American embassy at London. Mr. Campbell, Havey. Mrs. Katherine will be requested respond person by Frank L. Hodgkins, Henry W. Cushman, B. Staples located He served Barney Havey, letter. Resident Odd Fellows are re- Hale is thirty-six years of age. two semi annual dividends Alfrt-d B. Crabtree, L. Elrie Holmes, Lucilius A. Emery, for the fall and winter at the millinery Arno W. King, John R. Graham, Elias P. Lawrence. to furnish cake. as assistant secretary to the American of A. E. Moore. quested have been at the rate of Myer Gallert. Edwin G. Merrill, Henry H. Gray, parlors to the international bimetallic E. Frank C. The annual of the Unitarian delegation Albert Mace, Eugene Hale, Nash, The Rebekah circle will meeting W. John A. Elmer P. sewing meet at conference held at Brussels in 1892; as sec- Henry Sargent, Peters, Spotford, society was held last Wednesday evening. Bion M. Pike John O. Whitney. Odd Fellows hall next Tuesday afternoon of the American at Rome of officers were received and retary embassy at 2.30. will be served at 6. Reports ap- Supper in as secretary of legation at Vienna proved. Officers were re-elected as fol- 1897, Ellsworth friends of A. Moore in 1901 and as of the Hoyt lows: Irving Osgood, president; Mrs. A. 1902; secretary and of New are Vienna from 1902 until 1906 wife, York, congratulating F. Greely, vice-president; Frank S. Call, embassy at them on the advent of a born Oct. 4. and as of the American delega- son, secretary; E. C. Osgood, treasurer. secretary Mis3 Abbie L. of Ells- tion to the secpnd peace conference at The Snow, formerly Miss Elizbeth Silsby, of Cambridge, who was married at Sedgwick Hague in 1907. worth, Saturday, has been spending the season in Ellsworth, Oct. to Herbert W. of that Col. H. E. Hamlin left this week for New 2, Hooper, will give an informal talk on Germany at will sail on a town. the home of Mrs. A. F. Greely next Sat- York, whence he Saturday BEST FUNDS FOR TRAVELERS around the which will Miss Katherine Drummey has gone to urday afternoon at 3 o’clock for the benefit trip world, occupy or live months. Waldoboro, where |She is employed as of the Village improvement society. A four Henry Wniting, of the Western Union who planned to accompany him, was re- —safest, mo»t convenient, most economlcal-are Travelers' Cheques of the manager telegraph small admission fee will be charged. office. luctantly obliged to give up the trip owing American Bankers' Association Issued In denominations of f 10. »J0, *S0 and A mammoth potato, grown by M. H. to ill heakh. Mr. Hamlin will be joined 16 STATE STREET at full lace value. the owner Schooner Melissa Trask, Capt. Alex- Young, of Lamoine, is on exhibition at {mi; cashed EVERYWHERE Cheques Identify at New York Dr. J. F. of ELLSWORTH, IV1 Al M ET- is by Manning, j like to send full ander W. Hutchings, loading staves M. B. Young’s store on Water street. It wherever be goes; are "made good" If lost or stolen. We’d Everett, Wash., formerly of Ellsworth, and heads for Newark, N. J., from Charles weighs two pounds, twelve and one-half [particulars to all Intending travelers. who will accompany him on the trip. Maj. J. ounces. Mr. fifteen acres Treworgy. Young planted of will also be & BANKING CO.. BANOOR. nAINE. A. W. Spaulding, Caribou, EASTERN TRL’ST Mrs. Charles and with of potatoes this year, and will harvest Royal family, one of the party. They will sail from Branches at Old Town and Machtas. who have been about 3,000 bushels. He lost about 500 llervey Phillips, spending New York by the handsome new Ham- week Patten’s have re- bushels from rot. the past at pond, burg-American line steamship Cleveland, turned home. One curiosities of the season of the in which they will make the entire trip j ■S&g-PEHOOUDE orgtgSSE The Thursday club will hold a special brought into Ellsworth to-day was a around the wrorld except the final overland meeting with Mrs. G. Frank. Newman basket full of clusters of ripe rasp- trip from San Francisco to New York. berries of The best kind to-morrow evening at 7.30. to plan work picked by George Brimmer, They will touch at Madeira, Gibraltar, for the coming winter. Brewer, on the Bangor road, near Green Naples, Port Said, Suez, India, Java, ! Lake. were on exhibition at Mansel of Health Insur- H. W. Robinson, an inspector of the They Borneo, the Philippines. China, Japan and Young’s feed store on Water street. Mr. postoffice department, has leased the L. Honolulu, arriving in San Francisco about Brimmer says he could have ance for mem-' Silvia house on Central street. Mrs. easily picked Jan. 31. Many side-trips are provided for. every a quart or two of berries. Robinson is a daughter of Charles Smith, ber of the of the Falls. Harry J2. Rowe, who for the past three Thomas r Moran Dead. family. has been with the Wade & Dunton a resident of The Oakland Miss Louise, daughter of Henry W. years Thomas F. Moran, former Chemical Company of Carriage Co., of Lewiston, in charge of the died at his home in Bar Har- Nerw York 'will send FKKK trial bottle Cushman and wife, formerly of this city, Ellsworth, has returned upon receipt of pnatal xeqnat men- has entered the Misses manufacturing department, bor, Friday, Oct. 8, aged fifty-nine years. now of Bangor, tioning this atom. school at 164 West 75th street, to Ellsworth, and will join his father, E. He had been in poor health some time, but Payson’s ;*0k SALE BV New York city. E. Rowe, in the carriage business here. was about and attending to business as come parcher. Gen. George Moore Smith, of New York, Mrs. Rowe will shortly, and they usual until a week before his death. george;a. w ill in the L. W. Jor- who has made many friends here during go to housekeeping Mr. Moran was born in Bangor, the son his visits to his brother, M. S. Smith, had dan house at the corner of Franklin and of Owen Moran, but came to Ellsworth and lived here some command of the national guard of New Fine streets. when a young man, He married Miss Ada J. A. HAYNES in twenty years. state at the me miswori a scnooi 1001 dbu team York big military parade mgn Kingsley here in 1878. About twenty hung a most desirable scalp at its belt last years ago they moved to Bar Harbor. aWjtrtisramUS Saturday, when it defeated the Bar Har- Mr. Moran was largely interested in BOOTS and SHOES real and was associated with E. H. team a score estate, bor high school by of 5—0. in real estate Greely, of Ellsworth, many I have opened a depart- an This first game the Bar Harbor team and in will make announcement is|the deals, his stable. ment for the sale of Boots,. has season. The Bar Harbor Besides his he leaves four lost*|this widow, daugh- in connec- ters—Mrs. C. Copp, Mrs. Vernon Shoes and Kubbers on or about Oct. correspondent of the Bangor News says: Harry Trunk, Saturday, Grant, Miss Annie Moran and Miss <0 tion with my Harness, Oi “The boys left looking for an easy victory, Kobe and Blanket buaiuess. Frances Moran; one son—Everard Moran, III o of vital to and were sadly disappointed. It is to be all of Bar Harbor; three sisters—Mrs. I have selected the 23, importance Mrs. Edward B. 0 o hoped|that a second game will be played Frank P. Moore, Rodick, of Bar Harbor, and Miss Kate Moran, of 1 PACKARD SHOE -I for before the season closes.” YOU! Watch this .paper New* York, and two brothers—John J.,of <0 Brockton made. The three-masted schooner James Bar Harbor and Owen, of Bangor. The large for a line. There are* funeral services were held Monday in leading Boyce, of New Haven, commanded by ■o of ex- particulars. Bar Harbor and the body brought to c none better. My years W. of this was Capt. Perry Alley, city, Ellsworth for interment. 0 perience as a manufacturer of wrecked on Pleasant island, about half Shoes for Men, Boys and a mile east of Two-Bush island, (0 Youths will enable me to se- early WEST ELLSWORTH. Monday|morning, going ashore in a thick h lect the best values and de- X fog. The crew landed safely. The vessel Lester Carter left Saturday for Oatfleld, O pendable goods. o was bound from Portsmouth for Rock- where he will have work. o Lowest prices on EH grades. m to be or a a land, light, thoroughly repaired Irving Stackpole and wife are receiving She 453 tons J. A. MCGOWN, The Cause of a Cold rebuilt.) registered gross. congratulations on the birth of a son, She is being stripped, and will be a total born Friday, Oct. 8. 42 and 43 Main St loss. .cannot be L. B. Carter, of Ludlow, and Miss Cora cough always of the QR Rev. W.®F. J Emery, pastor of were BOOTS and SHOES. 'V •traced.. is sufficient, Turner, East Surry, Sunday guests It( Methodist church, was called to Exeter, of' Mrs. Asa S. Barron. to know that ^however, N. H., last week|by the death of his sister, and to Florence who died MILLINERY you^Kave^onei ought gel Mrs. Emery Churchill, Business Notices. '.Great *oaks from little of nd^f’itT very suddenly Wednesday, apoplexy. A representative of the well-known Rines Call and see the latest styles in pall Sale acorns'grow,-yand too frequently Mrs. Churchill was a woman of high Co., of Bangor, will be at the American house and winter milliner; at Clearance in arts and .the of is the accomplishments the sciences, next/Tuesday, Oct. 19, with full lines of suits, alight cough today, Mrs. L. 8. Blaisdell’s, High St* Dneumooiaof tomorrow.'' of beautiful character and personality, gowns, dress goods, silks and novelties. All OF WALL PAPER which have given their impress upon the are cordially invited to call and inspect. Ellsworth. lives of many (young people—students at Phillips-Exeter academy — who came During Oct. and Nov. under her influence/ of was To make room for new spring hangings Cherry Juke Mi Syrup Lewis E. IfJordan, Ellsworth, killed at Monday by falling la the beat cough’insurance in the world. Bangor through a hatchway into the hold of the WILL SELL ALL STOCK ON HAND NOW AT HALF PRICE As a remedy for coughs, hoarseness, dif- Florence and on w’hich ficult breathing, etc., it is without a peer. schooner Lillian, This is to be a strictly cash sale and no paper will be It soothes and heals the inflamed throat he was employed as a sailor. Deceased and restores the voice to its son P. Jordan of this exchanged or reserved. About fifty or more odd lots and passages was the of Samuel natural tone, all in a short time. of He of with border at low very city. He was twenty-eight years age. paper very prices. Cures the most stubborn coughs. Very leaves a wife and one child, two bothers— to harmless ana pleasant take, perfectly John W. Jordan, of Ellsworth, and for children as well as Capt. J. St. good odults.Try Samuel, of Caribou, and one sister— A. THOMPSON, Main < ^ • bottle 1 Mrs. Luella Pedersen. The body was MA,NUr*CTC«UO BV to Ellsworth where funeral J brought hill Concrete Co. w a services were held this afternoon. Pise, Bonsey, prop'r. LLLSWORTh, Me. E. 0. MOORE, Druggist In view of the success which followed the farmers’ institute here last March, Cor. opp. Post Office. ALL KINDS OR it was hoped that another institute SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN. THE REXALL 5T0RE. could be arranged for Ellsworth this fail, Building Material Furnished In the anbtTi«mmt«. 3mong the ©ranger#. first and second decrees. T* f CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. filotnal Benefit Column. ippl Scat ions were received. is devoted to the Orange, ee- BY “ACNT MADQI". Th1i column Praysr Meeting Topic For the Week EDITED ALAMOOSOOK. KA9T peclelly to the granges of Hencoek county. 40B, ORLAnd. Oct. 1909. Alamoosoolc Beginning 17, The column te open to nil grangers for the grange held its ft* Motto: and Hopeful” regu|tr By REV. 3. H. DOYLE. “Helpful discussion of topics of general Internet, end meeting Saturday with a large series —X. attendance Topic.—“Pilgrim's Progrcee" for reports of grange meeting*. Mnke letters and many visitors. Alter the Doubting castle.—l*a. xiiii, 1-6; lxxiil, 13-2U; The purposes of this column are succinctly most business short and concise. All communications was finished, a I Kings xlx, 1-18. stated in the title and motto—It Is for the mutual good program was turn- be signed, but nsmes will not be printed ex- and iehed by the lecturer. The lair Doubting castle, one of tbe obstacles benefit, and alms to be helpful hopeful. of the writer. All com- which i, cept by permission to be held next for the common It 1s far the com Wednesday was the In Christian’s progress, was owned and Being good. munications will be subject to approval by chief mon use—a public servant, a purveyor of In topic o( interest. ruled Christian and cfobctb' the editor, but none will be rejected without Giant by Despair. formation and a medium for the In- suggestion, good reason. Hopeful, who was with him at that terchange of Ideas. In this capacity It solicits HALCYON, 345, NORTH 8LCEHILL. time, one on his grounds. communications, and Its success depends largely Halcyon grange held Its regular slept night DATES. meeting on the support given it In this respect. Com Saturday, Uct », with a The giant, seeing them tbe next morn- Mountain Po- Urge attendance munlcatlons must be signed, but the name of Saturday, Oct. .6-Green Alter business a harvest supper was was very angry, threw them Into Pamola Han- served ing, writer will not be printed except by permission mona grange with grange, to about MO, including neighbors and the prison of the castle, gave them Communications will be subject to approval or cock. children. A fine program oi the editor of the but none songs, dia- nothing to eat and grossly mistreated rejection by column, — Hancock Pomona Saturday, Not. 8 logues and recitations was will be without good reason. Address presented bv his wife. Diffidence, suggesting rejected to believe In a personal God To hide his basket. E. Pinkham’s is made ex- with all the lumber on the spot. All are C6 profess Lydia Vegetable Compound Turnip*. * 02 Squash, ft 02* in the new hall before the who Is infinite In power, and yet the Then spoke St. Peter: “'When again you go from roots and and is harmless. in hopes to meet OS Carrot*. It. « clusively herbs, perfectly Lettuce, heed 00 Cabbage, ft dark He means On a will better know severe cold weather. It will be a two-story PS moment life grows prayer-gathering, you Tome toe*, lb 00 Citron. tt> The reason so is because it contains 0* nothing to us. Just at the moment T bat men’s petitions in the world below why it is successful building. On the first floor will be coat- Celery, iunch *0 Cauliflower. 15*25 Fill a basket. Sweet potatoes. lb 08 Pumpkins. when we should lean hardest upon big which act the female rooms, banquet hall and kitchen, and on ingredients directly upon organism, Or tomatoea. pk 88&B Green corn. dot li the second floor a and Him we do not trust Him at all. If But when you go to gather up their thanks it to and normal large cloak-room, Wilt* Is for For well answered and restoring healthy activity. the hall with a ten-foot and an faith is given to us It especially prayers forgiven stage Oranges. dos 25*50 Lemon* dot 23§J/> IS the times when we are helpless and Thousands of unsolicited and testimonials such eight-foot dressing-room each side ot the Pineapple*, *15 Watermelon, AO genuine Oi For health restored and disentangled hanks— silver with a bou- •rlee. need God's help. But too often we as the the of this stage. The prize cup, Your smallest basket!” following prove efficiency simple remedy. Col per I Klee, per % look at It tbe other was quet of white dahlias, was on the altar. 0680$ way. Elijah Blo, 16#25 Vinegar, sal 20ft2J in faith when When the was carried into the hall Mocha, SS Cracked 05 strong buttling against B. Minneapolis, Minn.: —"I was a (treat sufferer from frmale cup wheat, Dear M. Friends: Java, 36 Oatmeal, h 20 the of but when threat- troubles which caused a weakness and broken down condition it was loudly applauded. All are pleased per priests Baal, 1 believe we are indebted to Aunt Emma Buckwheat, pkg 04 Pink won ened by Jexebel he fell Into despair of the system. I read so much of what Lydia K, ham’s that Bayside grange bad it. Japan, 45#66 Graham, 0* for the poem. The proportion of the un- me* asked God to let him die. Vegetable Compound liad done for other suffering women, I felt The wishes this column Oolong, SO#66 Kye 04 and have in- grange through ar— a— Gran u la ted grateful^o the thankful seems to sure It would and I must it did me wonder- ug per ami; God has given us no assurance that help ine, say help to express its sincere thanks to the local Granulated, 91**06 OB—per gal— created since.tbe time when only one out Within three months 1 was a perfectly well woman. T el low, C 06 Linseed. we shall have no dark days In this fully. committee and other citizens of Ells- 65810 of ten “returned to give tltanks”. Powdered, 06flo Kerosene, 13 life. "In this life ye shall have tribu- “I want this letter made public to show the benefits to be worth for the royal entertainment during Mola**ee per gal Perhaps some are really grateful in their Havana, 36 lations,” says Christ. If we believe derived from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound”— the grange field days, Oct. 5 and ft, and for hearts who do not express their gratitude. Porto Rmo, 50 Mrs. John O.Moldan, 211R Second St.North, was Him, let us not be troubled and wor- Minneapolis,Minn. the beautiful silver cup which it Bay- and You see l|feel a little gulity in this direc- Maata Provision*. ried with doubts when they come. Let side’s good fortune to win in the parade Pork, h tion—on the human side, so many of the Women who are from those ills Beef,#: us use the of set forth suffering distressing contest. 13836 Chop, 30 key promise nieces have sent me different remem- __ good sex not facts f Boasts, 14 8*8 Ham. p«r a 18*45 In the words that followed: "Be of to their should lose of these 10«15 Shoulder. brances that I have failed to return per- peculiar sight 8CHOODIC. 420, FRANKLIN. Corned, good cheer; I have overcome the or doubt the of E. Pinkham’s Tonruee, 17*16 13328 sonal thanKS for, when 1 am just as grate- ability Lydia Vegetable Be hoodie grange, of Franklin, was called Teal: Salt 15 world.” So shall we, but not by doubt 39 15 ful and appreciative as 1 can be—only— to restore their health. to order by W. M. J. I). Perkins Thurs- steak. 823 Lard, j- 6 and mistrust of God. Ho will either Compound Roasts, 12 819 they don’t“know it.* It may be so with day evening, Oct. 7, with twenty-seven Lamb keep trouble from us or keep us In Lamb, 12*30 many who share the blessings of the sun- members and two visitors present. After the hour of trouble. There Is a key ol tains. How you must have enjoyed it all! 1 f TWENTY-FIFTH AXNIV KKSARY. Tongues, each 04 shine and the rain and the harvest; they no i business a short literary program was ren- In the for hope you met some of the M. B.'s Wednesday fresh n*h. promise Scriptures every dered. All members are to be doubt sometimes | “remember their mer- in Ellsworth, for I know a number were there. Reaches Im- | requested Cod, 06 CUm*. trouble and affliction. Let us find It j Shaw Business Collfgi' qt cies”, i present at the next regular meeting, Oct. lla.tdoek. 06 and open all doors of Doubting castle. _ portant Milestone. Halibut, 12*13 Mackerel, Dear Mvtualt: 14, as there is business of importance to Dear Aunt Madge: The Shaw business college, of Portland Qy mar* # 50 Shad. P. BIBLE READINGS. 1 did not tret in that white ribbon parade be transacted. .Smelts, It 15 I have thought so many times how very glad and Bangor, reached its twenty-fifth an- after but stood on the street and cheered Grain and Feed, Isa. xxxvlli, 1-21; xl, 21; Fs. xxvll; all, MEMORIAL resolutions. flour. I was that it was my good fortune to meet you this month. , till I was hoarse. It was a grand and niversary bbl— bu Isa. xliU, L 2; Ts. IX111; John xvl, 82; sight, RTimoi, Death has again entered our ranks flour—per Oat*, and kc< W it was'Aunt Madge, at the of school on ahori*— >a*— 3 a in The The organization the Oct. 1, 6 Aft §8 CO meant lot, especially Bangor. most; and removed our beloved Hulda Rich- II Cor. lv.16-18: John xiv, 1-10; II Tim. v reader of The Ki.lswortb sister, Corn,ion#bag 30*1 V» Mix. tv- d, bag 17 u ITS me was a bare-footed ! was the of an idea in impressive eight to boy 1SS4, development 1 55 *175 iv, 0-8; I Pet. 1. 1-0. American for over thirty-five years. Have Corn meal,bag 5uino wkiohts a.*i> mkasuris. Recent have seen a vast devel- lated in a dressmaker shop, as I have to corn- years I have some dear friends who are sisters. j nently identified with business college Rewired, That Schoodic grange has lost a A bushel of Llverj>ool salt sn.v! w. :a mas- up apply meet A. M. M. face to face. from our own town—Mrs. another year still larger quarters were The annual short course in ponltry- Mary Eldridge Albion K. in the chair. One gions training of young Christiana Here is an ter, QuptiU, added pleasure. Welcome to Harvey. She is nearly blind, but was so glad necessary. Six years later the whole floor keeping will be opened at the University Onr where we candidate received the Anal degree. At the prayer meetings are F. C. She represents a state from which to see me. She said: **0h, write a lot for The ol the Motley block in Portland, now ot Maine Oct. and will occupy three next 26, learn to for Christ. Oar com- I as meeting the first and second degrees speak we have had no| direct message before. American, for hear it all, Mrs. Nahum occupied by the college, was taken, and a weeks. It will be followed. Nov. 18, 17 mittees are where we learn to do other Hinckley, formerly of Blnehill, comes in will be in order. Alter recess the lecturer Eunice will be interested in your state- branch school has since been found nec- and 18, by a poultry institute. kinds of work for Him. The every week and reads her paper to me, and it pro tem. furnished an interesting program society ment that you are related to the essary in Portland. The purpose of the course is to give in- that allows its committee work to de- helps me so much.” She has all she needs for of songs, reading, speaking and conun- Herricks. But the did not long remain to who cannot devote » _____ college formation people comfort, of course, but it is not a home after drums. It was voted to River generate will soon have no prayei confined to Portland. The busi- give Orange the lines Providence, R. I. all, but a place to be truly thankful for to Dirigo longer period of time to it, along meeting worth the name. Training In grange the amount asked for toward Dear Aunt Madge: await the Master’s call home. ness college, of Augusta, established in of incubation and brooding, breeding, committee work Is a training In Chris- building its new grange hall. The ex- and For some time I have been reading the Will try not to come again too soon, as we 1864, was acquired by Mr. Shaw, and feeding, management, poultry houses tian cooperation. A committee most hibit at the grange fair Saturday evening M. B. column; and often see something are such a large family, am afraid of crowd- opened as a branch. The branch at Bangor killing, marketing, was a success. structures, fattening, poll together. This la something very which interests or amuses me some out. I had rather read others* let- Mrs. Louise Seeds waa very much. ing soon followed. Thus a chain was formed and something of the business problems necessary to learn If one Is to labor I am a descendant of that same Herrick ters than my own. I often wonder if awarded the prize for the largest pump- any across the State, which has been found to ot the industry. successfully in the church. Training family about which an article was printed a other county paper goes to so many parte of kin. Thirty-six members were present, be of advantage in many ways to the The work wUI be given largely by means In committee work is in lead- abort time ago. A. Q. R. B.’s “seventy years the world as The Ambeican. From nearly with visitors from Bayside, Ala- training students, as it gave them an opportunity Arbutus, of lectures and demonstrations. young or forty years old” quotation reminds all the states comes to me the word: “I look practical ership. The trained committee worker mooaook and lake View granges. The ses- for items in The to conduct actual business from one The time before and after the regular to me of one from Henry.W. Longfellow which I your Ambeican; write all a Is able to get others do things. This quartette gave selection. sions of be devoted to caring am to the news.** Dell. school to another, and the student on the class will makes him a most valuable worker In sending you: chick* has not the de- tor the Incubators, brooders, young is no less The kind and deed of a graduating only position courts the church when he grows up. Train- “Age opportunity, helpful friend of ARB CTOS, 460, BOBBY. and the breeding fowls. The Than youth itself, though in another dress; partment of the individual school from the needs of tbe work Is mine reported in this I am glad is men- Arbutus held a is suited both to ing In committee training In And as the evening twilight fades.away which he grange regular meeting The is filled with stars invisible tioned in letter. graduated behind him, but also fancier and tbe utility breeder. method. One learns that then la sky by day.” your with a fair attendance. a com- a those of the Friday evening The of has F. C. other schools. college agriculture an best to do and that Aunt Madge. The usual business was before which consists ot way everything The branch in brought plete poultry plant, Bangor has grown, and cellar with ten usually it is Incomparably better than At A. M. M. comet in to the M list the meeting and several applications were incubator and laboratory, just now occupies the two upper floors in the different makes of Incubators, a winter even the second beet way of doing the in time, to here is another re- received. A short musical program was fattening interesting SOUTH DEEB ISLE. new ness mock, which even now are taxea brooder house, a crate and pen The and col- same thing. The committee trains one sponse. Will the Le. please remember presented. first second degrees house, a room, and numerous Walter Stanley, who bae been to their capacity. killing T*el» in It trains one In their torn? Also the Ms. are called employed will be conferred at the next houses of various types. patience. ingenuity. for. Thai in meeting. ony on a • learner, came home ill thia week. the college twenty-five yean breeds of fowl* are kept for P111 It trains one in perseverance. It trains Dear Member* the M. B. Column: leading of haa bom a room and demonstration. Bertram and ot grown capable ot accom- poses of instruction one to look for definite results, and It Oar dear Aunt Madge hat called for the Sawyer wile, Gloucester, GOOD WILL, 878, AMHERST.| and le Ms, modating until it can No tuition or ftes are charged are ol Mrs. C. W. twenty etodenu, Good met is smalt- shows one how to get them. It trains and I am Just in time to answer “present”. Mare., guests Spofford. Will grange Oct. 9, with books are so the now take care of mom than 500 in ita three used, expense one in the use tools. I am ]nst home from a month's visit Mr*. the master in the chair. The at- Board and room can be ham at £1 to (8 of In short. It is among Koberson, ol Bar Harbor, ia with worthy ran and it haa alao continued to add week. other is for the grand old mountains of the Granite state. schools, tendance was but all a The only expense a complete college of Christian effi- her aon, Guy Cleveland, lor a lew weeka. small, enjoyed good will be en I left home the day of the M. B.’s reanion. I new and improved facilitiea to meet the road fare. Aeoomodations ciency. If you want to become a well time. The grange voted to hold an all- for who desire of all timet that George Hall, ot Brooklln, ia at the home demanda of the buaineee world. gaged in advance any rounded enter the Christian thought yoa many day. My session two weeks from Oct. Christian, ot hie F. A. lor a lew day Saturday, John sent me Thb America!* that the report nephew, Peirce, daye. A. very noticeable change which haa Endeavor School of Technology and 23. Remarks tor the good of the order was in, and I did en)oy reading it to much. Miaa Burrell, aeeietant teacher in the taken place during the twenty-five yean take the entire couna^Amoe R. Wells were made by Mrs. Ezra of Must tell yoa I made “filled cookies” for the achool at la the incraaaed attendance Williams, high Btonington, waa the gnest of young Great Pond. in Christian Endeavor World. friend I was visiting, and were fine. She they on Sunday ol Hra. Vernon Small. women. In ita earlier daya not mom than kept a plate fall on the sideboard to every E. P. ol ia here five per cent, of the total enrollment wen RRW CRHTUBY, DEDHAM. Prominent Christ!on Endeavorer. neighbor that came in coaid have one. Cole, Brooklin, looking 368, alter hia orchard and women, while now It ia fully fifty per Excutarsis and Pine Grove were diaries B. who baa Do any of yoa cook small beets and put apple putting the granges Oats McBurney, again cent. Thia ia due to the them whole into tweet I think them term and building in lor the winter. mpidly lucre aa- represented by visitors in New Century Quaker been chosen to head the Chicago Chris- pickle? repair delicious. It was new to me, so I past it ing demand for atenognphen. grange, Dedham, Oct. 9. The lecturer’s tian Endearor society, has been promi- Mrs. Byron Tracy lett Saturday tor Bad- along for others to try. My only hope for the Aa will be seen, the Shaw achool haa E. atone, N. H., to a lew weeka with program presented readings by W. nent In the society for several years. M's column lies Aant spend with Maria, May and I made gnat atridee during the peat quarter Burrill, Nettie and He was born In in 1881 and in her hue bend and eon, who are Houston, Lucy Cowing Chicago think Irish Molly. employed of a and the there. century, proepecta for tha others; stories, M. W. Ginn, N. B. Colby; 1888 was graduated from the Engle- Here is a quotation from John Wesley that the futum look good. Thouaanda of ita former recitations, Raymond Cook; piano solos, is wood high school. He entered busi- 1 think yon all will approve: Miaa Plaiated, ol York, ia teaching the etudenta will congntulate It on the pass- Marcia Burrill and Ethel Fogg; remarks ness with an oil company and early “Do all the good yon can, by all the means achool at North Btonington. The can, in all the can, to all the ing of the quarter-century mark. from and others re- En- yoa ways yon who visiting patrons and became prominent in Christian people yon can. as long as ever can.” commenced the school, Miaa Perkins, yoa port of Pomona and field-day meetings by deavor work, his first office being that Best love to yon all. Melissa. was obliged to leave on account ot balanced poor Heavy, Impure blood makea a muddy, pim- E. W. Burrill. of the health. _ perfectly of president missionary depart- A most excellent motto yon have given os. ply oomplaxiou, headachea, nauaea, tndifes- ment of the In 1906 It is the 244. Chicago society. whole M. B. creed in a nat-shell. I F. A. Peirce, who has been in Boston a tiou. Thin blood makea you weak, pale, SEDGWICK, he was mads of the intended to acknowledge the of a Burdock Blood Bitten makea Bedgwick grange held iu meet- president Engle- receipt lew weeks receiving treatment lor an in- sickly. the regular wood division. Hs lives at 6644 La- post-card yon sent me from the White moon* blood rich, red, pure—restorer perfect health. ing Oct. 8, with members, human food jury to his eye while working on the twenty-eight — 4i«. One Salle street quarry, came home Sunday. He thinks in present. candidate was instructed ROTH BOYS 1ATKD. time hia eye will be aa well aa ever. Dr. Daniels' Hone Benovator—for Endeavor’s Idsat Oct. 9. H. Foley’s Honey and Tar clears the air pas- _ your hone—Makea sages. stops the irritation in the throat on the same Honey and Tar cared of a Blood—glvee vim, Dwellers earth; travel- absolutely my boy •oothea the inflamed membranes, and th« severe and a who was strength and health. on cough, neighbor's boy, Stop* itching instantly. Cures piles, most obstinate ers at the same hour; companions so ill with a cold that the doctors him cough disappears. Sore and gave eczema, salt rheum, Inflamed lungs are healed and Slse was cured and tetter, itch, hivea, herpes, strengthened China foe row table la the Family the same road. Shall we not help one np, by taking Foley’s Honey and the cold is from the Tar.” else is as scabies—Doan’s Ointment. At store. Me customers and expelled system Nothing safe and certain in any drug I Advertising brings Refuse but the Packages another! resalts. G. A. Pascbeb. any genuine in the yellou —Advt. assists the salesman. package. O A. Paacunn. letter from Dr. Cook to Francke, dat- Did oof remember exactly, Dot some- SMlIttlHIUttk ed the ITtb of March. The two men oyer thing twenty. be could bare made at rejoined the other (onr men who bad possibly any been left behind, and the alx returned How many sledges did they have EVIDENCE tempta to go to it PEARY’S to Anoratok. arriving May 7th. This when they got back to land? Ana. Information was obtained not from the Triple Two. The answers ot the Eskimo boys to two Eskimo boys, bnt from the six Plated men who returned and from Francke Did they hare any provisions left on Commander Peary's aeries ot inde- DR. COOK himself, and was known to ns In the their when AGAINST summed of when the Maotevelt sledges they chme back to that Knives 1908, pendent questions, showing they first arrived at Btah. The Information land? Ans. Yes: the sledges still had no lost atampcd Is Inserted here as supplementary to killed no game, made caches, bad killed dear, aome of their abont all they could carry, so were bear, the narrative of the two boysd they doga, aeal, walrus and musk-oxen. no dogs, and returned to the land with able to take but a few things from the The second boy was then called In loaded makes their attainment AllegssCookDidNot and tbs two went over the chart to- After sleeping at the camp where the cache. sledges, —rt lower throuih harder servicethan any other be- gether, the second last Prom here a round boy suggesting two Eskimos turned back. Dr. they then went southweat of the Pole on the trip North of Cape cause tber have some changes as noted hereafter. bolsttr. which does awa» North Pole. Cook and the two boys went In a along the northwest coast of Heiberg with sharp corners (wtwre Reach Finally, Panlkpah, the father, was Thomas Hubbard a physical and math- blade is Joined to handle) again called In to verify details of the northerly or northwesterly direction Land to a point Indicated on the map portions of the route with which he ematical impossibility, as it would de- with and odd (Sverdrup's Cape Northwest). Sanss was personally familiar. twoAledgea twenty dogs! the of three men The bulk of the boys’ testimony was one more march, when they encoun- From here they went west across mand subsistence WB6EEBB&: OF STATEMENT. not taken Commander nor PROOF by Peary, tered Ice and a lead of wa- the which was level and covered rough open Ice, and over twenty dogs during a jour- _t Uitini In his presence, a fact that obviates service and satisfaction. are any possible claim that were ter. They did not enter this rough Ice, with snow, offering good going, to a Numerous patterns, they ney of ten hundred and forty geograph- offered in this famous Sil- awed him. by nor cross the lead, but turned west- low Island which they had seen from ver Plate that Wean. Are Cook’s Certain questions on Independent ical miles on lees than two sledge loads Sold Witnesses Quoted ward or a the shore of lines from the direct narrative of the southwestward short die- Heiberg Land at Cape ogue C-L of supplies. designs. Eskimo Boys. ... I iHy If It is suggested that perhaps Dr.

_ _ li®iirCPi| Cook got mixed and that he reached LAUGH AT CLAIM. MANPBR PEARY* OFFICIAL STATEMENT NATIVES the Pole, or thought be did, between

the time of leaving the northwest coast THE DOCTOR’S Point Out Limit of Explorer’s Jour- of Heiberg Land at Cape Northwest, Question. ney on Carefully Prepared Map. and his arrival at lUngnes Land, where Some Advice Against the they killed the deer, we must then add Use of Harsh to the date of Dr. Cook’s letter of Purgatives New York. October 12.—The follow- ing statement of Commnnder Robert March 17th, at or near Cape Thomas and Physics. E. Peary, which he submitted, to- with the to A doctor’s first question when consulted gether accompanying map. Hubbard, the subsequent four or Qve the Peary Arctic Club In support of by a patient is, “Are your bowels regu lar?” He knows that 98 cent, of ill- his contention that Dr. Cook did not sleeps at that point, and the number per reach the North Pole. Is now made ness is attended with inactive bowels and This condition the public for the first time. The state- of days required to march from Cape torpid liver. poisons ment and map have been copyrighted system with waste matter and causes ac- s which be re- by the Peary Arctic Club. Thomas Hubbdrd to Caps; Northwest cumulation of gasc must moved through the bowels before health (a distance of some sixty nautical can be restored. (Entered according to Act of congee—. and the 1909, by the Peary Arctlo Salts, ordinary pills catnartics may In year Club, miles), which would advance his date la the offlhe of the Librarian of Congress, be truly likened to dynamite. Through at Washington, D. C.) their harsh, irritating action they force a of departure from the land to at passage through the bowels, causing pain the delicate intestinal INTRODUCTION BY REARY. least the 35th of March, and be pre- and damage to Some of my reasons for saying that structure which weakens the system, and Dr. Cook did not go to the North Pole pared to accept the claim that Dr. at best only produces temporary relief. will be understood by those who read The repeated use of such treatments from Northwest the following statements of the two Cook went Cape causes chronic irritation of the stomach Eskimo boys who went with him, and and bowels, dries and hardens theirs (about latitude eighty and a half de- Who told me and others of my party nerves, stiffens their muscles and generally where be did go. Several Eskimos brings about an injurious habit which grees North) to the Pole, a distance of who started with Dr. Cook from An- sometimes has almost, if not, fatal results. a and safe for oratok In February. 1808, were at Etah five hundred and seventy geographical We have pleasant remedy when 1 arrived there In August. 1908. constipation and bowel disorders in gen- They told me that Dr. Cook had with miles, in twenty-seven days. eral. We are so certain of Its curative him, nfter they left, two Eskimo boys value that we promise to retura the pur- or young men. two sledges and some chaser’s money in every case where it fails After killing the deer they then trav- twenty dogs. The boys were 1-took-a- to produce entire satisfaction. This rem- elled south along the east side of Iting- shoo and I had known edy is called Rexall Orderlies. We urge Ah-pejlab. nes Land to the point indicated on the them from their childhood. One was to try them at our entire risk. chart, where they killed another deer. you about eighteen anti the other about Kexall Orderlies are eaten like candy, They then went east across the south have a nineteen years of age. they act quietly ana soothing, part of Crown Prince Gustav Sea to strengthening, healing, regulative influ- On my return from Cape Sheridan the south end of Heiberg Land, then ence on the entire intestinal tract. They anti at the very first settlement I do not purge, gripe, cause nausea, flatu- down through Norwegian Bay, where touched (Nerke, near Cape Chalou) In lence, excessive looseness, diarrhoea or secured some bears, but not until and August. 1909. nml nine days before they other annoying effects, they maybe after they had killed some of their taken at any time without inconvenience. reaching Utah, the Eskimos told me, Rexall Orderlies overcome the dogs, to the east side of Graham Is- drugging in a general way. where Dr. Cook ha5 habit and safely remedy constipation and then eastward to the little bay been; that he had wintered in Jones land; associate ailments, whether acute or marked “Bid's Fiord” on Sverdrup's chronic, except in surgical cases. They are Sound and that ho had told the white for weak chart; then southwest to Hell’s Gate especially good children, persons men at Etah that he had been a long or old folks. Price, 36 tablets 25 cents, and Simmon's Peninsula. way north, but that the hoys who were and 12 tablets 10 cents. Remember, you Here for the first time the can obtain Rexall Remedies in Ellsworth with him. I-took-a-shoo and during Ali-pe-lah, noted only at our store—The Rexall Store. E. G. said that this ontire journey, except as already was not so. The Eski- cor. opp. postoffice. off Thomas n. Hubbard, they Moore, mos laughed at Dr. Cook's story. On Cape encountered water. On this reaching Etah. 1 talked with the Eski- open point the were clear, emphatic, and un- mos there and with the two boys and boys shakable. a deal of Hay’s asked them to describe Dr. Cook’s Jour- They spent good time in this region, and finally aban- ney to members of my party and my- doned their and one sledge, took self. This they did In the manner dogs stated below. to their boat, crossed Hell’s Gate to The accompanying 41 ap la reproduced exactly from the original submitted by Commander I'eury with his official North Kent, up into Norfolk Inlet, (Signed) R. E. Peaby. statement by which he hopes to prove that Dr. Frederick A. Cook never reached the north pole The map pur- the north coast of Health then back along ports to have been traced oat In the presence of the two Eskimos who were with Dr. Cook and, according to SIGNED STATEMENT OF PEARY, In the Colin Archer Peninsula to Cape Vera, Pearj-, Is based upon their actual statements as to Cook's entire journey. The dotted lines In the smhll map Never Falls to Restore bartlext, borup where obtained fresh eider duck mcmillan, upper left hand corner Is the route which Dr. Cook says he took on his Journey to and from the pole after, leaving they and Here cut the Hair to Its HENSON, IN REGARD TO Cape Thomas Hubbard. The Irregular line extending northeast from Isachsen Land Is the edge of the land Ice, eggs. they remaining Gray Natural TESTIMONY that is shortened as it was OF COOK’S TWO beyond which, Peary declares. Dr. Cook dfcl not venture. sledge off, it, Color and ESKIMO BOYS. awkward to with the boat, Beauty. transport No matter how long it haa been gray a walrus. The two Eskimo I-took-a-shoo and near here they killed or faded. Promotes a luxuriant boys, were Northwest. On this island growth Eskimo boys suggested by Com- | tance and returned to Heiberg Land the; camp- in to the fresh of hair. ond Ah-pe-lah. who accompanied Dr. The statement regard healthy Stops its falling out. mander Peary to some of us. and were the and remove* Dan* Cook while he was from Anora- at a point west of where they bad left ed for one sleep. eider duck eggs permits approxi- positively away us to tbe Eskimo t°k put by boys. mate determination of the date at this droll. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re* In 1008 and 1909, were questioned The size and Still later. Commander Peary asked tbe cache and where the four men bad position of this Island, fuse all substitutes. 2% times as much and and time as about the first of July. (This separately Independently, in $1.00 as 50c. size. Is Not a tbe Eskimo boys two or three casual ns the Dye. were corroborated by Panlkpah, the turned back. drawn by first boy, was criti- statement also serves. If Indeed any- questions on minor points that bad $1 and 50c. bottles, at druggists lather of one of them thing more than the inherent straight- (I-took-a-sboo), occurred to bint. Here they remained four or five cised by the second boy as being too S^\d ]c for Ire. book The Care of the Hair. who was personally familiar with the forwardness ana aeiau or tneir narra- Philo Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J. , During the taking of this testimony, I-took-a- large and too far to the west, the sec- first third and the last third of their sleeps, and during tbat time tive were needed, to substantiate the Hay's Harflna Soap cures Pimple* it developed that Dr. Cook had told red, rough and chapped hands, and all skin dis- and who that the route accuracy and truthfulness of the boys’ journey, sold shoo went back to tbe cache and got ond boy calling the attention of the eases. Keeps skin fine and soft. 25c. druggists, these boys, as he told Mr. Whitney This of Vera for the remaining third, as shown by statement locality Cape fiend 3c for tree bonk “The Care of the Skin.** and Billy Pritchard, the cabin boy. his which he had left there, and a first to the fact that the position of them, was as described to him by his gun Is mentioned in Sverdrup’s narrative E. O. MOORE, Druggist. that they must nor tell Commander where his In son aftef bis retnrn with Dr. Cook. few Items of supplies. the Island was more nearly In line as the place during stay or any of us anything about Notes of their statements were taken Peary that region be obtained elder ducks’ their Journey, and the boys stated When asked why only a few supplies with the point where they had left by several of os, and no one of ns has eggs.) Dr. Cook had threatened them if they any doubt that they told the truth. were taken from the cache, the boys nelberg Land (Cape Northwest) and From Cape Vera they went on down should tell anything. Their testimony was unshaken by into the southwest angle of Jones The narrative of these Eskimos is replied tbat only a small amount of the channel between Amund Rlngnes cross-examination, was corroborated Sound, where they killed a seal; thence as follows: by other men In the tribe, and was provisions bad been used In the few Land and Ellet Rlngnes Laud. east along the south coast of the elicited neither threats nor Dr. Francke and Sound, killing three bears at the point by prom- They, with Cook. days since they left the cache, and that This criticism and correction was ac- ises. the two boys and their father nine other Eskimos, left Anorat'ok. noted on the map, to the peninsula talking of their journey and their ex- crossed Smith's Sound to Cape Sabine, their sledges still had all they could cepted by the first boy. who started to known as Cape Sparbo on the map, periences In the same that in Commander old house about midway on the south side of way they slept Peary’s carry, so that they could not take more. change the position of the island, but Jones Sound. Here killed some would talk of any bunting trip. in Payer Harbor, then went through they informed of the was stopped, as Commander Peary had brane resulting from Catarrh and drives To more details: One of the Rice Strait to Buchanan After a After being boys' musk-oxen and, continuing east, killed go into Bay. a Cold in the Head Restores four more at the Indicated on away quickly. boys was called In, and, with a chart few marches Francke and three Eski- narrative thus far. Commander Peary given Instructions that no changes or place the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size on the to the chart, and were finally stopped by table before him, was asked mos returned to Anoratok. 50 eta. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid a series of to be erasures were to be made In the route show where he bad gone with Dr. Dr. Cook, with the others, then pro- suggested questions the pack ice at the mouth of Jones Cream Balm for use in atomizers 75 eta. From turned Cook. This he did, pointing out with ceeded up Flagler Bay. a branch of put to tbe boys In regard to this trip as drawn by the Eskimos on the chart. Sound. here they back Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York. his the not making Buchanan and crossed Ellesmere to Cape Sparbo. where they wintered Angelika map, but Bay, From from the land out and back to It this Island they could see two and killed musk-oxen. any marks upon It Land through tbe valley pass at the many As be went out the other boy came head of Flagler Bay, Indicated by Com- These questions and answers were lands beyond (Sverdrup’s EUef Ring- After the sun returned in 1909 they in and was asked to show where he mander Peary In 1898. and utilized by started, pushing their sledge, across as follows: ties and Amund Rlngnes Lands). had gone with Dr. Cook. This be did, Sverdrup in 1899, to the head of Sver- Jones Sound to Cape Tennyson; thence PATENTS the coast to Head also without making any marks, and drup’s "Bay Fiord'' on the west aide Did they cross many open leads or From the Island they Journeyed to- along Clarence (pass- Inside of two small Indicated the same route and the asms of Ellesmere Land. ing islands not much open water during this time? ward the left band one of these two details as Their route then out this shown on the chart, but drawn on it did the first boy. lay through ! ALL COUNTRIES. , Ans. None. lands the boys), where they killed a Muu direct with Washington aavat time, I When he was through, Panlkpah, fiord, thence north through Sverdrup’s (Amund Rlngnes Land), passing by bear; 1 money and often the patent. *he a in- "Heuerka Sound" and Nansen Strait thence across the broad bight in the father of I-took-a-shoo, rery Did make caches out on the s small island which did cot visit. I-..-.—.-INhtMt uid Pnetle. they any they coast to thence Infriitpimnt Exeludwly. telligent man, who was in the party On their way they killed musk-oxen Cadogan Fiord; around Write or eorae to os at of Dr. and and made caches, arriving Ice? Ans. No. Arriving at the shore of Amund Cape Isabella and up to Commander Eskimos that came back from bear, WASH IWQTOH, P. C. Cook an- at a on the west side ’’ Peary’s old house iu Payer Harbor from the northern end of N eventually point Did they kill any bear or seal while Rlngnes Land, the *-lmos killed a near Sabine, where found a il's 8trait who to familiar as a bunt- of Nansen Strait (shore of Axel Hei- Cape they eat on the Ice north of Thomas fleer as on the chart seal cached for them er with the Jones Bound region, and berg Land of Sverdrup), south of Cape Cape Indicated by Panlkpab. I-took-a-sboo’s father. From who has been In Commander Peary’s Thomas Hubbard. Hubbard? Ans. No. here they A cache was formed here and tbe crossed Smith Sound on the ice, ar- GASNOW Parlous expeditions for some fifteen The above Italicised of the not this Did they kill or lose* any of their portion at Anoratok. Jesrs, came In and Indicated the same four Eskimos did go beyond riving Two and — (Signed) R. E. Peary. U. 8. N. localities and details as the two boys. point. others, Koolootlngwab dogs while out on the Ice? Ans. No. statement of the Eskimo covers Notice. boys Robert Panper the In Inugbito, went on one more march A. Bartlett. contracted with the of Ells- Then first boy was brought how did City two With many sledges they Master 8.S. Roosevelt. worth to and care for those who a*»ln. and a on with Dr. Cook and tbe boys, the of time in which Dr. Cook HAVING support with pencil he traced help- period may need assistance during the next five ed to build the snow then re- D. B. McMillan. the map their route, members of our igloo, start? Ans. Two. years and are legal residents of Ellsworth. I turned without sleeping. claims to have gone to the Pole and George Borup. forbid all persons trusting them on my ac- Party writing upon the chart where, How did have? Ans. count, as there is of room and accom- two Eskimos back a many dogs they Mattuew a. Henson. plenty according to the boy’s statement they (These brought modations to care for them at the City Farm house. M. J. Drummby Special Retires. ftfebtrUatmattc. Rhr American WEDDING BELL'S, HANCOCK S. J. COURT <£Ust»0ttf) CARD OS THANKS. FRANKLIN-B ECK WITH. and Mr*. W. H. Jellison and Mr. and A AND The wedding of Miss Edith W. Frank- LOCAL. POLITICAL JOURNAL OCTOBER TERM BEGAN TUE8 MR. Mr*. G. F. Ingalls wish to express their and of thank* to their friend* and who *o PUBLISHED lin Leslie W. Beckwith, Boston, neighbor* DAY AFTERNOON. aided and assisted In the took place iast Wednesday evening, Oct. 6. kindly recovering •VERT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON bodie* of their boy*, Ernest Woodman and A of The bride is a sister of Mrs. Charles E. Harry Gott, who were drowned Sept. 39 in representative AT JUSTICE KING PRESIDING FOR Patten’* the of their boat. and has visited in pond by capsizing ELLSWORTH, MAINE. Beiiatty frequently W. H. J ELLISON. TERM IN HIS HOMR COUNTY — BT TUB Ellsworth. The groom is the son of Levi Fannib Jnauson. WARRSN MEMORIAL EXER* G. F. I no all*. HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING OO. C. Beckwith and wife, of this city. Louis* Gott Inoall*. F. W. Rollins. Editor sod Manager. The wedding took place at the Eliot CI8E8 TO-DAY. W. H. TITUS, Associate Editor. Congregational church, Roxbury, Mass., a CARD OP THANKS. wish to our heartfelt thank* of and friends at- THE COCHT. express large number relatives to the friend* and who so ■Btiscrtpdoo Price—$*2 00 a year; $1.00 for si: WE neighbors William Rhoades officiated. Justice—Arno W. King, Ells assisted n* the sickness and Months; 0$ cents lor three months; If rah { tending. Rev. Presiding kindly during death of onr beloved husband, non and broth* Kdctly In 50. 75 and 88 cent » A followed at the home of the worth. adrance. $1 reception and also the kind friends who decorated 5 cents. All ax Clerk—John F. Knowlton. Ellsworth. er, Reflectively. Single copies the ehnrch so for the occasion. are reckoned at the rate of $2 ! bride. beautifully 'ssiifw pe County C. Conaby, Bucks Mas. Zobab L. Clabbb. uar The bridal decorations were on a lavish Attorney—Wiley port. Mb. aid Mbs. A. O. Clabbb Hfortdtg Rates—Are reasonable and will b< 1 scale, both at the home and the church. aid Family. Made known on Sheriff—Fob best O. Silsby. Ellsworth. application. of mandolins and West Franklin, Me.. Oct. 9,1909. A woman's orchestra Crier—H. O. Smaludge, Winter Harbor. enlivened the bridal reception. — Baeiaese communications should be address* guitars Deputies Eugene D. Beann, Ellsworth; CARD OP THANKS. of will be at who was the Miss Franklin, given away by Clarence B. Madden, Bar Harbor; Feed a WISH to express my sincere thanks to my Bangor, friends so in her wore a princess gown of Patten, East Sullivan; H. Q. Smallidqk I for helping me kindly my father, sickness. Cabl W. Pettiqbov*. Winter Harbor; Noeeis L. Penob duchess satin, trimmed with old duchess Oeindlb, Tremont, Me., Oct. 3, 1909. scot. lace, a family heirloom, having come Tikis Stenographer—C. O. Barrows. Portland. NOTICE. week's edition of Th< down from the bride's grandmother — Edward Ellsworth answer American Messenger Downey, WISH to Edward K. Bunker’s no* She carried a bouquet of white roses Amricui is 2,400 copies. I tice. I never left his bed and board; we House, entwined in a shower of lilies. were both working in Bar Harbor; he left me valley The October term of the supreme without any reason whatever as far as I know; The bride was attended her sister, % by court for Hancock never asked me to go with him. or told me ELLSWORTH, for of judicial county opened Average the year 1908, 2,52! Miss Franklin, as maid of honor, wbo where he was going. As to his bed. he didn't yesterday afternoon, with Justice Arne have were mine. w ore a gow*n of satin striped chiffon over any, they Mas. Annie E. white satin, and carried a large bouuuet W. King, of Ellsworth presiding. Thi* Bcnbbb. R. F. D. Gouldsboro. Me., Sept. 17. 1909. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 18, 1909. of white asters. Three of the four is Judge King's first term in his home bridesmaids were sisters of the bride county since his appointment to the NOTICE. and the fourth was a cousin. were They TT^HEREAS my wife. Dora hav- October Hopkins, Miss Miss Lillian Jordan and supreme court bench, which fact was Mary, v? ing left my bed and board without Tuesday, The two of last week 19, given days Miss Margaret Franklin and Miss Mildred responsible for the flowers and fern cause. I forbid all person* harboring or trust* over in this city to the grangers of Brown. They wore white silk gowns, which decorated the desk at the opening ing her on my account after this date. with insets of lace. Jambs Sewell Hopkins. with all the latest creations in Haacock county were most profitably of court yesterday. Maine. Oct. 6, 1909. The groom was attended by Howard H. MAsset. To make the affair an annual and the ushers were assumed with ease and ■pent. Adams, Benjamin Judge King NOTICE. Franklin, a brother of the bride. Cbarles the somewhat ordeal of feature, as is proposed, is well worth dignity trying i* to forbid all or E. Frank C. Brown, Howard persons harboring Beiiatty, as in a court tilled with trusting my wife. Persia A. Carter, on Coats, Gowns, Waists, Dress WhiJe. In another column may be Albert Baunders and Dr. Carl- presiding judge THIS Forsyth. my account as 1 shall pay no bill* brother lawyers with whom he has so contracted foend the financial report of the com- ton Thomas. B. Franklin Young, of by her after this date. Nelson J. Carter. Christ’s a close friend been and the Swan’s Island. 31. 1909. which is church, Cambridge, long associated, members Aug. Goods, Silks, Neckwear mittee, extremely gratifying of the bride’s family, played wedding of the bar, on their part, acknowledged the ■ad highly creditable. music. NOTICE. I added dignity of the judicial robes with ^IIHE New .y pretty feature of the ceremony at the England Telephone and Tele- and Novelties. church was the little dower girl, Editb proper consideration. JL graph Company respectfully petitions The thirteenth annual Maine the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City music Jordan, who preceded the bridal party, At the of the court Rev. P. A. opening of Ellsworth, Maine, for a location for it's f at by Robert Jordan, jr., as thereon, festival Bangor closed last Saturday accompanied A. Killam, of the Ellsworth Baptist poles and wires and the necessary pag^. Mr. and Mrs. Beckw ith will reside supporting and strengthening fixtures and are in a blaze of offered You especially invited to call. night glory, pronounced on Waban street, Roxbury. church, prayer. wires, in the following named streets and by everybody to be, as a whole, the After the usual proclamations, the highways of said city. Said Company agrees to reserve space for grand jury was sworn and best yet given. No suggestion of its A Toddy Pond Trespass Case. empaneled, one cross arm at the top of all the above poles the for telephone, fire alarm and police signal the last was on the of charged by court. being beard; con- | About all the residents Toddy pond wires, owned by the city and used for munlct- ATTORNEYS to trary, plans are already under way for ; district, Surry, were in Ellsworth Sat- PRESENT. pal purposes. Said poles be erected under the supervision of such officers as said in a case called to be city the festival of 1910. It will be a thou- urday, interested The attorneys present at the opening of may designate. in the court. Following are the streets and sand if Ellsworth does not tried municipal court were as follows: John B. Redman. highways pities par- Ellsworth above referred to: A peep The action was one of but in- B. T. in the continuance of this trespass, Sowle, John A. Peters, Henry &1. On School street from Main to State street. ticipate 1906. volved title to the burying-ground in the Hall, George B. Stuart, F. L. Mason, L. Dated Sept. IS, great work. Nkw Esoukd Teuphow and West district. For seventy-five ^r F. D. Surry Giles, E. Hurley, John F. Knowlton, Tilroeaph Company at the extensive new line of eighty years the cemetery has been in ex- H. L. R. E. W. E. Whit- By Francis A. Houston. X Good Selection. prabtree, Mason, General Manager. istence, the original owner of the farm in E. J. O. P. Cun- ing, Walsh, Ellsworth; City or Eluwokth, Maine, Post, Oct. which it w'as included dedicating it to the ) ; tTashiugton 9.J ningham, O. F. Fellows, Wiley C. Conary, In Board or Alobimen, district for that purpose, the only con- October 4. 1909. ) Mr. Chandler Hale ditions that the residents fence off Raymond Fellows, Bucksport; L. B. The choice of being Upon the foregoing petition, it is ordered the and keep the fence in repair, E. 8. Charles H. B. E. for tbe office of third assistant sec- ground Deafly, Clark, Wood, that notice thereof be given by publishing a in return for which burying lots were as- Clark, A. H. Lynam, E. B. Mean, H. L. copy of said petition and this order thereon of state is an excellent one. signed to different families in the district. in the Ellsworth American, a retary M. E. newspaper No deeds were passed, however, and no Graham, Harry Conners, George printed in the city of Ellsworth. Maine, and REED Mr. Hale is well ROCKERS equipped by training formal record made of the gift of the Googins, Bar Harbor; Edward E. Chase, that a hearing thereof be given at the Mayor and Aldermen’s room on the end temperament for the important for the cemetery purposes. Forrest B. twenty-sixth day / property Snow, Bluehill; George R. of October, at 7.90 o’clock p. m, at which time Mrs. Reuben Leach, the owner work that will be allotted to him in I present Fuller, Seth W. Norwood, Southwest Har- and place residents and owners of property of the farm which includes the burying the to be affected the He has been i upon highways by tbe department. always ground, raised the claim that the original bor; E. P. Spofford, Deer Isle; Jerome H. granting of the permit applied for. and all AT HAINES’ ■tore or less in life, has seen cemetery was still a part of the farm Knowles, Northeast Harbor; B. E. Tracy, I other persons interested, shall have full op- public to show cause such covered by her title. Winter portuuity why permit service and I Harbor; Sumner P. Mills, Ston- ! should not be granted, the last publication of diplomatic abroad, enjoys For the purpose of bringing action, Mrs. Charles J. H. ; said notice to be at least fourteen (14) days here and in a Mrs. Elizabeth Trun- ington; Dunn, Orono; W. a wide acquaintance Leach gave deed to before said bearing. and dy of a lot included in the old ground Mitchell, Newport. I A true copy of petition, and notice thereon. Europe. Josiah Coulter. Mrs. Attest:—Thomas K. Ha will convince you that it’s time to claimed by Trundy THE JURORS. lb. buy. Tte activities of the state depart- brought action for trespass against Melvin City Clerk. was Mr. Coul- ■aent under Secretary Knox are Saunders who employed by The grand jury as organized is as ! ter to bury his wife's body in the lot follows: STATIC OFiMAlNE. evidently to have an important bear- ! claimed by him. raised Leach, Burk, foreman. apon American commercial de- The question of tile being by .Bucksport 1’iihlie Notice. Mcuccb. ing the iUfia: iUg.il Xaittts. the defense removed the action beyond Condon. Ralph H, clerk..Brook svillt In with the of velopment, as well as upon foreign and conformity provisions jurisdiction of the court, Alien. Daniel E.Bluehill in tnr municipal 12 of the Public of To all persons interested estate here* To all parson* interested in either of the es- men of the costs the Chapter Laws eighteen rein.: ions. Young capacity, placed upon plaintiff. H an scorn b, Orin.Sedgwick matter narael. j tates hereinafter uained. The costs were large, and the plaintiff hundred and ninety-nine, and upon the At a probate court held at Ellsworth, in and I At a court held at and training are being Hardison, L. O. Franklin probate Ellsworth, in and vigor, special decided to settle without further action. for the county of Hancock. on the twelfth for the of Uancoix. on the Harvey. Fred.Eden petition of flvejor more citizens of the State, j county fifth drafted into tbe service, and an air A cemetery corporation has been formed, day of October, a. d. IW8, being an ad* dar of October, a. d. 1909. and it for the best interest of the of a. term 1 and arrangements will probably be made Joy, Herman.Sullivan deeming journed session the October d. 190® j following matter* having been pre- of energy and alertness pervades the of *aid court. sented for t be action ! to matters so that there w'ill be no Judkins. Sauiuel \Y.* State, the Commissioners of Inland Fish- THE thereupon herein- adjust ..Stoningiou matter been a following having pre* after indicated, it is hereby ordered that no- Mr. Hale will be de- future Libby, Frunk.Gouldsh >ro eries and due notice to all rpHE department. complications. Game,’.after X atnied for the action thereupou herein- tice thereof be given to all person* interested L. F. Giles the F. no- cided acquisition to the department, represented plaintiff; Littlefield Joseph B.Penobscot persons interested1, in the subject matter of after indicated, it is hereby ordered that by causing a copy of this order to be pub- L. Mason the defendant. Charles tice thereof be given to all persona interested, lished three weeks in the Ella- to fill his Msu»ou, W.Ellsworth said successively end may he depended upon petition, and]jjublic hearing thereon by causing a copy of this order to be worth a Norwood, pub- American, newspaper published at Llewellyn.Trcmont lished three weeks in the Ells- in said office with credit to himself and the | in the locality to be affected, and deeming 1 successively Ellsworth, county, that thev may ap- GREKN LAKE. Ober, Merritt T.Mount Desert worth American, a newspaper published at peal at a probatecourt to be held at Elis- it necessary and for the in said that country. Patten. Fremont B. Orland i proper protection Ellsworth, county, they may ap- worth, in said county, on the second day I pear at a probate court to be held at Ells- of November, a. d. at ten of clock Bert Spencer and wile are visiting^ Mrs. Tredwell, O. and preservation of the game of the Slate, 1909, the | George Hancock worth. in said county, on the second daj of in the forenoon, and be beard thereon if the needful Rules they i nf Peary-Cook Controversy. Spencer's parents, Arthur Moore and j Treworgy, Alcudal L.Surry j hereby adopt following November a. d. 1909,at ten of the clock in the ae# cause forenoon, and be beard thereon it they see John T. late of Southwest Elsewhere in thr» issue be lor a week. traverse and Regulations relating to the hunting Finney, Harbor, may j wife, The jurors were not summoned | cause in said countv, deceased. A certain instru- of moose in the towns of Mt. Desert, Tre- in said found Commander Peary’s formal Ed. Courtney and J. Curran are spend- to appear before Thursday morning. The Clara A. Heath, late of Veroua, ment purporting to be the last will and testa- Southwest Harbor and in the county, deceased. A certain instrument pur- ment of said deceased, together with full is as inont, Eden, petition statement of his charges against Dr. ing a few days with Mr. Curran's sister. panel follows: porting to be the laa* will and testament of for probate thereof, Kin- of Hancock. presented by Mary Mrs. C. Crossman. county said deceased, together with petition for pro- ney, the executrix therein named. Oook, in which is set forth his reasons Alien, Rodney L...Brooklin bate Oscar P. RULES AND REGULATIONS. thereof, presented by Cunning- Mary E. Gault, late of Lamoine, in ‘‘aid Charles H.Brooksville executor for declaring that the latter did not W. E. Whiting, wile and daughter Babbidge, ham, the therein named. county, deceased. A certain Instrument pur- and Bickford, L E...Winter Harbor Section L For a period of four years from EDWARD E. CHASE. Judge of said Court. porting to be the last will and testament of the north Ruth, and Albert Stockbridge, wile said xeacii pole. October a. d. it shall be unlawful to A true copy of the original order. deceasod. together with petition lor pro- Bragdon, Henry J.Eden 15, 1909, bate almost inconceivable that a son Joseph, ol Ellsworth, spent Sunday Attest:—T. F. Mahoney. Register. thereof, presented by Geo. W. Gault, the It is Colby, Frank L.... Hancock hunt, chase, catch, take, kill or destory any executor here. therein named. in the towns of Mt. Hartford 8. man of Dr. Cook’s character and Cole, Edward C.Sedgwick moose Desert, Tremont, STATE OF MAINE. 8weet. late of Blaehill. in said W. F. Chute, ol East Holden, w ho has Connor, Irving.Castine Southwest Harbor or Eden, or to hare in county, deceased. A certain instrument pur- •tanning in the scientific world has Hancock as:—At a probate court held at porting to be the laat will aud testament of been was at the Lake Crockett, Gideon H...Stoning ton any moose taken in either of said in and for said of said Buch a quite ill, Monday. possession Ellsworth, county Hancock, deceased, together with petition for pro- deliberately attempted stupen- on the fifth of in the bate He is cars ol cord wood to Bacon Crosby. William N.Aurora towns, under the*penalty provided in the gen- day October, year thereof, presented by Nellie H. bweet, loading of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and the executrix therein dous fraud as that with which he is Donald, H A.Franklin eral law of the State for the illegal bunting, named. & Robinson, of Bangor. nine. Hannah E. Gray. late of Penobscot, in said •barged. He has not yet made a for- Doyle, Edward E.Ellsworth taking, catching, killing or having in posses- CERTAIN instrument purporting to be county, deceased. A certain instrument H. F. Lord is a wharf on pur- Capt. building Drummey, Michael J.Ellsworth sion any moose or part thereof. A the last will and testament of porting to be the laat will aud testament of mal reply, bat when shown the state- said his premises, thirty-five feet long and Fogg, Willard O.Eden Dated this of LYMAN D. WILLCCTT, late of COHAS82T. deceased, together with petition for pro- twenty-seventh day Septem- bate thereof, Ira the ^ merit. was not at all distnrbed. his state of Massachasetts. and of the presented by J. Cousins, twelve feet wide, which will facilitate Googins. Grafton S.Eaatorook ber, a. d. 1909. L. T. Carlbton, Chairman. deceased, executor therein named. thereof In said state of “1 will not enter into W. probate Massachu- Huldab A. late of Franklin, in any argument handling the fish cans when shipping fish Harriman, Everett J. Brackett, been Richardson, W.^.Orland setts, duly authenticated, having pre- said deceased. A certain instrument •bout the he “bat I will S. fish Hutchins, William F. Rnobscot E. E. Ring, sented to the of for our said county, matter,” said, for the U. hatchery. Judge probate purporting to be the last will and testament of Hancock for the of Jordan, James O.Otii Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Game. county purpose being of said with for bring the Eskimos to New York at my visitors the w’eek were: allowed, filed and recorded in the deceased, together petition Among past Mclntire probate probate thereof, Maud M. Frank.Bluehill Section 37, Chapter 32. Of the Revised court of our said of Hancock. presented by Brag- ewi expense, and they will prove, as Charles Harlow' and 8. county don, the executrix therein named. wife, Woodbury Murphy, Benjamin.Tremont Statute*: Whoever fishes for. takes, catches, Ordered, That notice thereof be to given Charles Otis, late of Otis, in said county, did Mr. all that I have and wife, E. E. Barr and wife, C. P. Richardson Thomas kills or inland fish, in any man- all persons interested therein, by Whitney, N.Mount Desert destroys any publishing deceased. A certain instrument purporting * * * ner or at any time, in violation of any of the a of this order three weeks succes- I to Thomas and Mrs. A. H. Robbins, John copy to be the last will and testament of said de- •laimed. fully expected wife, Babcock, F.Deer Isle roles and regulations of the commissioners in the Ellsworth a sively American, newspa- ceased, with for probate Mrs. A. Miss Helen Mil- Soper, Alvah P.Bluehill of fisheries and game, made and at Ellsworth, in said together petition —e something of the kind. The docu- Stevens, Hardy, inland pro- per printed county thereof, Hollis C. the execu- in conformity with the provisions of to the second of Novem- presented by Joy, H. C. Abbott. Sperry, George H.Surrj mulgated Hancock.prior day tor therein named. ment looks formidable over so ler, Ralph Crowell, of this shall be punished in the same ber, a. d. 1900, that at many chapter, they may appear Georgia I. Barton, late of West Springer John.Sullivae manner ana to the same extent as is provided a coart. then to be held at Ellsworth Springfield, and will probate Hamden county, state of Massachusetts, de- signatures, probably appear Stevens, Asa.Gouldsborc for law for the illegal taking, catching, in and for said of at ten ELLSWORTH FALLS. by county Hancock, ceased. Petition that Edwin W. Barton or There John or destroying any such inland fish. o’clock in the forenoon, and ^ow cause, if ao to the public. is, however) Turner, C.Isle au Haul killing some other suitable person be ad- SmiUom 3f*. Whoever willfully mutilates, any have, the same. appointed Charles they against ministrator of the estate of said deceased, in as it is based die- Wight, A.Bucksporl defaces or notice, rule or regu- EDWARD E. CHASE, of Probate. nothing it, upon Rev. W. Conley preached at destroys any Judge Edwin W. husband of Henry of the commissioners of inland fish- A true of the order. presented by Barton, of OF CASKS. lation copy original said deceased. for ted and evasive replies persona Holden Sunday. and in with the Attest:—T. F. eries game, posted conformity Mabomiy, Register. Leslie C. late of in said The remainder of the afternoon was oc- of this chapter, shall be punished joiner, Bucksport. who were told not to give any de- A. are rel- provisions county, deceased. First account of Hannah W. Ellis and wife, visiting a fine not exceeding fifty dollars, to be re- cupied by the calling of the docket and .by subscriber Jane Homer, filed for settle- foils.” atives at Monroe. covered by complaint or indictment: and one- hereby gives notice that administratrix, he has been ment. assignment of cases. cases half of said fine shall be paid to the prose- THE duly appointed adminis- The situation is not in the least Forty-two Ellen P. late of in said W. M. Davis is home from a six weeks* cutor. trator of the estate of Peters, Bluehili. were on the general trial county, deceased. Petition filed Nora E. put list, and LOTTIE M. HIGGINS, late of by and ths can well af- to the Pacific coast. ELLSWORTH, cer- •larified, public trip on the Peters, administratrix, for license to sell thirty-seven special assigned list. in the of tain ford to withhold OF MAINE county Hancock, deceased, and real estate of said deceased, as described judgment. Walter B. Bram, of Bangor, was here The indications are that there will be STATE given bonds as the law directs. All persons in said petition. having demands against the estate of said Leslie C. Homer, late of in said Tuesday and Wednesday. actual triala in quite a number of the to Bucksport, Notice Contractors. deceaaed are desired to present the same for countv, deceased. Petition filed by Hannah New Clam Canning Factory. cases and all thereto are Miss Mabel Giles, of Amherst, is visit- assigned. of Normal School settlement, indebted re- Jane Homer, administratrix of the estate of Wark has on the new clam can- Erection Dormitory, quested to make payment immediately. said deceased, that the amount of collateral begun her Mrs. Charles W. Smiin. WARREN ing aunt, MEMORIAL EXERCISES. Castioe, Maine. Edmond J. Walsh. inheritance tax upon said estate be deter- ning factory of the Twitchell-Champlin Ellsworth. Oct. 6, 1969. mined the of Edward Finn, who has been employ- Memorial exercises for the addressed to the State Normal by Judge probate. earn near Hulls’ Cove in the town of jr., late George Proposals Edwin late of Massachu- pany Trustees will be received at the Office of Morey, Boston, ed at Bar Harbor since early spring, is M. of are School setts, deceased. Petition filed Charles E. Warren, liastine, being held in the State of Schools, State subscriber hereby gives bailee thst by superintendent he has and Alonso P. Weeks, both of ssid Bos- home. the court room this afternoon. Maine, until 1 p. m Wednes TUB been duly appointed admin- Morey Workmen are to House. Augusta, ton. that the of said driving piling snpport October 27 1909. for the furnishing of all istrator D. B. N. C. T. A. of the estate of praying appointment Lord is home for a few day. petitioners named as trustees in the last will which will be 40x86 feet in Miss Bernice H. material, etc for the construc- EVA B. HINCKLEY, late of foe building, labor, neeessary EDEN. and testament of said be con- The of a for the Eastern State Nor- deceased, may lumber is on and visit with her parents, Henry Lord farm buildings of W. tion dormitory In the county of Hancock, and firmed said court. edae. The the spot part days* Joseph Knight, under the o! Chapter93 of deceased, by at Gorham, were burned Sever- mal School, provisions given bonds as the law directs. All persons John late of Harbor, •C the for the ia on the and wile. Saturday. Public Laws of 1909. E.*8tanley, Sonthwi machinery factory al two horses and two the having demands against the estate of said de- in said deceased. First final ac- cattle, hogs, ,1,000 A bond for 20 per cent of the amount of the county, ■■ at Bar Harbor and to of Bar hai ceased are desired to present the same for count of Frank 8. riled 'wharf ready be Miss Barbara Novels, Harbor, worth of fanning tools and most of the made will be for the faithful Cram, administrator. contract required settlement, and all indebted thereto are re- for settlement. i—lsHi il a* soon the is been her Mrs. Mar- crops were burned. The household furni- of the worn. For information building completed. visiting grandmother, performance quested to make payment immediately. Moaea Hawkins, late of Sullivan, in said ture was saved. The loea is tl0,000; in- The factory will employ thirty women garet Novels. H A BOLD HlKCKLBT. eonnty, deceased. First and final account of surance, 94,000. PAYSON SMITH, Bangor, Me., Oct. (, 1901. tiled for set- seven besides the of clam Haary Hawkins, administrator, —d men, army Work began Monday on the State road Bec’y of the Board of State Normal School tlement. of Trustees. Higgera. Hr. Bridges, formerly Sedg- which will be built this year from a point subscriber hereby gives notice that EDWARD E. CHASE, Judge of said Court. lost. he has been who has in the of THE,_ _ duly_ appointed_adminis- ▲ true copy of the original order. wick. been employ the near the Falls north on thf depot running trator of the estate of Attest:—T. F. MamOwxv, end for ths Register. eeafuj many years, past road. PIN—Last Friday evening in Han- agents wanted HABKELL late of Bangor cock hall, a LEACH, PENOBSCOT, subscriber hereby gives notice that nr more has a HAT square*h«aded hat pin. with line of household year superintended factory seal of U. 8. We control a quick selling In the of Hancock, and she has been adminis- Naval academy in bine and gold. In town to county deceased, THE duly appointed western is after the Will specialties and want one agent every given bonds as the law directs. All tratrix of the estate of 4n Sew York, looking Cannot bo Cnrod finder pleaae return to Tnn Amujuca* per- DmAmm office Introduce_uee c**”our gooda. So experience necessary. •oas having demands the estate and receive reward? for against MARIA F. WOOD, fete of BLUEHILL, mamstmetiaa of the factory, and will be its >y local as they cannot reach Profit al least too par cent. Big opportunity of said deceased are desired to the applications, present la the of and rint endent. he diseased portion of the ear. There ii same for and all indebted tkeieto county Hanoock. deceased, —jin is spaniel, female, answers to settlement, riven bonds as the law directa. All only one way to care deafness, and that by name "Brownie’*. Suitable reward m'JssrndsssrsJ^s are requested to make payment immediately. persons Deafness is DOG—Brown given . aluminum having demands against the estate of said constitutional remedies. caused on return to Mas. Aoirus Baoww, Ellsworth. LER blg *U.r,_ Enwia B. Lnscn. a’ Association Officers. by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lin- srng^nudo^ Newport, Me., Oct.«, IMS. deceased are desired to present the same for ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube not mat evenly. Automatic In aettlement, and all Indebted thereto are re- are the officers elected at the Sprinkles Soilowing is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or im- operation. Necessity In every borne. Retails quested to make payment immediately. EHantrt. Oct. 1M». acting of the Hancock County perfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, 3B cents. Big Profit Get territory quickly. subscriber hereby gives notice that Blaehill, «, Abbt E. Wood. Deafness is the result, and unless the inflam- she has been re- AMKRii air Balks Co., Sudbury Bid*., Boston- THE duly appointed adminis- aeeociation in Ellsworth mation can be taken out and this tube restored any one having a dwelling- tratrix of the estate of to its normal will be de- HOUSE—Willhouse in Ellsworth to sell, please send •I * CHAUFFEUR condition, hearing B LB RIDGE GERRY late of forever: nine cases out of ten are description and price of same to Tan Ono. H. COLBY, F. E. stroyed Quant Me. RAW AjRS WANTED ■ McGouldrick, Blnehill; caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an Co., Ellsworth, BDCK8PORT, H. Ella- inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We bave orders to fill for In the county of Hancock, and Clayton Ward, T7IABMEB8 and children to ent balsam fir special early MINK, deceased, (o' We will give One Hundred Dollars for any mahtenTotter. muskrat, wild cat, given bonds as the law directs. All per- Men wanted to tralu and Mill I? twigs. For particulars address Pian or re- treasurer, case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that FOX, AND 8KUSK. sona having demands against the estate of positions a* drivers Pillow Co., Wood building. New York, N. Y. to I Bruce, Bar Harbor. Them officers, cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Core. Pend Send for price-list. Full market prices for all said deceased are desired to present the same pairmen. Salary <13 for circulars, free. around 90 to look after our business kinds of furs. for settlement, and all indebted thereto are ♦SO per week. Actual practice. Complete Nellie Douglas, of Castine, and O. ... course 3 weeks. School. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, MANin unoccupied territory. Special in- Metcalfs Fox Decoy, fl.oo per bottle delivered. requested to make payment immediately. Oldest, Most Sellable end Arthur Young, of Hancock, con- Sold all Druggists, 75c. ducement, permanent. C. B. Bonn ft Co., MaaTHA Ann Colby. Write now lor best positions. by H. C. METCALF & CO., AL8TEAD, N. H- the executive committee. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. Nurserymen. Manchester, Conn. Bucksport, Oct.«, IMP. PORTLAND AUTO CO., PORTLAND, ME gram furnished an interesting afternoon. NORTH ELLSWORTH suramianunt*. atmrrttsmcnts. COMING AGAIN The foil program follows: Mariaville Helen Nealley, of Ellsworth, spent Sun- Orange. 1 FIELD DAYS OR FAIR Vocal duet.Misses Lore and I^yda Young day with Hasel MoOown. THE—— 08ANGE I ***to*K...... JR Grant Mrs. Hattie Damon and Mrs. Roby Mr-Sar NEXT YEAR. Declamation.Martin Garland Minott, of Lynn, Mass., are visiting rela- 1 V ^pjpF W9m&tit$3i Vocal duet.Misses Young tives here. CLARION. VOTH TO MAKE IT AN AN- Recitation.Rufus H Webb SgANOEBS Benjamin Mitchell has to Provi- KVBNT—NEGOTIATING Farce—“Unwelcome Parents” gone NUAL R. I. Whether it’s a range or a fur- Pamela Orange, Hancock. dence, From there he will go Sooth FOB WYMAN PARK. fading..Arthur Jellison for the winter. nace—If it is a ‘'Clarion”, it ii Plano duet, HE woman Held day meeting in Ells- Daisy Tower, who has spent the past sure fo meet every requirement smartly-dressed The grange Carolyn Crabtree and Nellie Abbott two weeks with Helen King, has returned I selects her shoes with the be »n annuel event. Thia waa Recitation.Lula Crabtree Made by the Wood orth will to Bar Harbor. Bishop- C*, ! Pantomime, “Rock of Ages,” care. is at the buelneee meeting laat Wallace McQown and wife who have Bangor. Sold by gr&test That Jpideii Lola Crabtree, assisted by chorus been at Bar Harbor sum- and Incorporated in reaoln- employed for the we want to show you the new La rranee 1 Wednesday, Baytide Orange. mer, have returned horn* J. P. why were by the unani- Recitation.Miss Florence Estey ELDRIDGE, tiona which adopted Mrs. Alvin Maddoclcs and Mrs. models for the Fall of Xicolin Ruby l$09. vote of the hundreoa of grangera Orange. Minott spent Sunday with Mrs. Mad- Main Street, Ellsworth mous Recitation....Mrs. Llzsie Maddocks docks’ mother at South Brooksville. Some shoes have certain good qualities, and some Vocal duet. Benjamin Maddocks is visiting his son the meeUng voted that a Mrs. H. have other but La France has them ^Moreover, H. Hooper and Mrs. Nettie Nevells George in Brockton, Mass. He was good qualities, be appointed to have fuU Lamoine as far as Belfast bis committee Orange. accompanied by wife, all We have the style you want and die service Le of the program for next year, and. Son*.Miss Lacordia Davis who is visiting relatives there. WINDSOR HOTEL with ownera “An Economical for satisfaction. There is no instructed *° negotiate the Farce, Boomerang” W. T. BRUBAKER, Manager. you require complete leaae or Bonk.Miss Davis Wyman park for the purchaae MARINE LIST. Midway between Broad St. Station doubt whatever that La France Shoe is the for a for carrying out The of Miss M. A. and Terminal on ol the same place committee, composed Reading Filbert St. Greely, Judge John B. Redman and 9R\ shoe for you. the program. Ellsworth Port. for the park Harry L. Crabtree, awarded the for $1 and Please give us a chance to convince you that we are right Successful negotiationa prise Ar Oct 7, sch Ann C Stuart, Bar Harbor European, per day up. in best Don't try to appreciate them through the window. Come in and would doubtlese reault the holding of program to Pamola grange. Ar Oct 9, sch Catherine, New York, coal, F S Lord $2.50 grange fair, which, with the The prize cups were then presented by American, per day ,u annual 81d Oct 18, schs Henrietta A Whitney, New- seejtowjheyji^ granges of Hancock county behind Chairman Haines—the parade prize to ark, staves and heads, Whitcomb, Haynes Sc and up. united Co; Lulu W be an aaaured succesa from the Bayside grange and the program to Eppes, Salem,lumber, Whitcomb, it would prize Haynes & Co The only moderate priced hotel of repu- of the kind in Pamola tation and consequence In L_. Start, and the biggeat thing grange. Hancock County Porta. C. MORANG, A short business at which the cnstern .Maine. meeting, West Sullivan—Ar Oct 8, sch Chas E Jef- the meeting thia year was a aucceaa resolutions printed above were adopted, ^ PHILADELPHIA. ME. That Ar Oct 10, sch Abbie O Cole ELLSWORTH, stated closed the afternoon could not lie more emphatically session. Sid Oct 10, sch Lizzie Lee. for New Bedford in this simple resolution adopted by The two days’ meet ended with a ball in Southwest Haibor—Ar Oct 5, schs Hattie H LA FRANCE FLEXIBLE WELT is the stylish end than the Barbour from showing that want to evening under the auspices of last New York, coal for W H Ward; I comfortable shoe that re- the grangers, they John B Norris,- year’s carnival committee. The atten- 1 quires no breaking in. And Ellsworth wants them Ar Oct 8, s Allen C -- come again. dance was large, the ga proceeds amounting Iu port. Oct 5, sch Annie F Kimball, and will give its hearty aupport to fll. In order that there shall be no loading to come, cargo dry tish for Janies Parker & Sons the their efforts tor another year. misunderstanding regarding ball Iu port Oct 8, sch Empress to the local local committee in Wednesday night, committee The members of the Grapes states that the entire arrangements were and NORN charge of this year’s arrangements, conducted by the carnival committee of workers in the and the went to com- the originators and project, 11*08, proceeds that mittee. GRINDLE—At Oct Mr Concords, 14 cents on every side. j Bluebijl, 3, to and Mrs h»ve been congratulated i Herbert W Grindle, a daughter. [Marguerite them In Here are their uames-paste your LKTTEK OF THANKS. I Louise.] when are MOORE—At New York, Oct to Mr and Mrs Delawares, 17 cents hut for future reference you Ellsworth, Me., Oct. 18,1909. 4, Hoyt A Moore, a son. for hustlers: \V. A. To the Editor of The. American: looking Alexander, REED—At Oct to Mr and Mrs in behalf of the local committee, 'I wish to Bluehill, 3, chairman; Koy C. Haines, secretary; E. F. Charles H Reed, a son. extend, through the columns of your paper, Robinson, jr„ treasurer; E. Ci. Moore, Abie I STOVBR-At Bluehill, Oct 10, to Mr aud Mrs sincere thanks to ull who have so kindly as- Harvey S Stover, a son. at LUCH INI’S L Friend and Hollis B. Estey. sisted. endorsed and supported the grange WEDNESDAY IS ELLSWORTH. held days at Ellsworth, Oct. 5 aud 6. MAIiRlKD. We thank the Last Wednesday was a big day for the especially merchants, Senator aud Mrs. Eugene Hale, the visiting in Ellsworth. This was the day speakers, j EATON—PREBLE—At Lanioine, Oct 7, by grangers the local and Bangor newspapermen, and all Rev O F Jenkins, Miss Helen M Eaton, of lor the parade and program contests, and Lamoine. to John W of Hancock. those taking part in the various programs. Preble, MONAGHAN’S DANCING SCHOOL who could not spare two MUMLER-vBLAI8DELL—At Oct most grangers We are indeed grateful for the free use of | Orland, 3, from their homes chose the second. ; bv Rev Arthur O Lyon, Miss Jeanette C days Hancock hall and the favors extended by the ! Mumler to Loreuzo H Blaisdell, both of Society Hall, was the of The result biggest assemblage masonic bodies. We also appreciate the ef- I Orland. i granger* Hancock County has ever seen, forts of Leader Lynch and his band and the PALMER—WESCOTT-At Bangor, Oct 8, by WILL OPEN SOON Rev A Martin, Miss Eliza furnished an members of Monaghan's orchestra. Thauks George May and the gathering object Palmer to Horace Thomas Wescott. both of Watch For The are also extended to the who Date lesson to the people of Ellsworth of the judges, served Bluehill. with satisfaction. strength and influence of this great or- TURNER-SARGENT-At Winter Harbor, Private Lessons Given in THE GEORGE H. GRANT CO., To the many who have so generously ex- Oct 9. by A E Small, esq. Miss Martha ganization. tended their congratulations and approval, Turner to El wood Sargent, both of Winter Dancing, Day or Evening. offer for sale some desirable bargains in Beal forenoon was devoted to Wednesday we are indebted for those words of encour- Estate in and band concerts, sports a business agement and cheer which us for our ef- C. E. MONAGHAN repay dii:d. meeting. The parade was postcned until forts to successfully carry out our program. ELLSWORTH, HANCOCK POINT, SORRENTO. after 12 o’clock to allow for late arrivals Again we extend our sincere thauks. U-NO-HIM. We do a general INSURANCE and REAL ! COLBY—At Mt Desert Ferry, Oct 9, Edward H noon Very truly yours, ESTATE business and offer the best Compa- on the trains. Colby, aged 76 years, 29 days, was Roy C. Haines, nies, lowest rates, best terms, etc. The feature of the sports the fat j GERRISH—At Winter Harbor, Oct 11, infant Correspon- Secretary. child of Mr and Mrs M Gerrish. dence solicited. All business us will re- men's race, which Mansel Young, of _ Woodbury given GOODALE—At Bucksport, Oct 12. Fanuie R, ceive the very best attention. lamoine, with ease, with Charles secretary's report. G. T. raptured wife of Edgar Goodale, aged 72 years. BOWDEN, Ellsworth, Oct. 1909. DEALER IX Smith, of Trenton, second, and B. T. 12, HEATH—At Verona, Oct 7, Mrs Clara A Heath, Sovle,of Ellsworth, third. Bert Coleman, IF. A. Alexander, Chairman: aged 53 years. THE GEORGE H. GRANT CO., As secretary of the local committee on JORDAN—At Bangor, Oct 11, Lewis E Jordan, INDIAN won the 100-yard dash in 10 4-5 seconds. j MAINE. grange held days at Ellsworth. Oct. 5 and 6. I of Ellsworth, aged 28 years. ELLSWORTH, A. L. Friend and Martin A. Garland were have the honor to submit the following re- MORAN—At Bar Harbor, Oct 8, Thomas F in of the Moran, aged 59 years, 17 days. charge sports. port, and also the financial statement of E. F. Motor-Cycles. SOUTHARD—At Bar Harbor, Oct 6, Mrs Hen- MAIN ELLSWORTH. MAlS'E BCSIXEsH MEETING. Robinson, jr.. as treasurer. STREET, rietta S Southard, aged 59 years, 1 month, FARM FOR SALE OR RENT A BARGAIN The movement originated August 18. when The business meeting was called to j STANLEY—At Cape Elizabeth, Portland, Oct W. A. Alexander, as chairman, Roy C. Haines, 7, William F Stanley, of Tremout, aged 55 A flue farm at North Hancock, containing 160 acres—One and one-lutff story house order at 10.30 by Chairman Haines, who | Now is Time ! secretary, E. F. Robinson, jr., treasurer, E. G. the of 10 rooms, spring water piped to buildings, young orchard m bearing. Farm is outline the briefly objects—the making Moore, A. L. Friend aud H. B. Estey were TRASK—At Bass Harbor, Oct 10, Lorenzo S to place your oriler for BULBS. stocked-and fully equipped with modern tools, Implements and machinery. of the lu-Id here an annual Trask, of Gott’s island, aged about 60 years. this fall to be sure meeting event, made the local committee. Plant of early Several other Attractive Real Estate Values lad the* -dbihty of securing Wyman Two days later an invitation was sent spring flowers. J'Cim'tisnnnus. park fora fair. George E. Davis, of Nicolin out to every grange in Hancock county Inquire of Q. \V. ro?r*ra oonteil took plaoe in the aDd supply the demand. Write to-day for free catalog. this over ^ r“°°ni Hancock hall was packed tumble to •Ten ti0n, “““y bein* gain •taoding room. The combined pro- Dated at Bangor, Oct. 1,1909. The Shaw Business College, Bangor, Maine. American hat eubteriber* at 207 Cleaves and wife, L. P. Cole and wife and COUNTY NEWS. ORLAXD FAIR COUNTY NEWS. deo’i pitot. Tbt (amity moved M« 227 in Hancock W. Allen and wife were the Of po*t-ofrce* county. Capt. George m. Dr.JtB.noo of tar additional County Vm, *M othor pages for additional Onmu* Am rtktr pmgm Xing, Bo*on, i, Alt t*« other paper* in the County com- guests from here. Bl( AttevUict In Spite of Postpone- bur hit W. U' ptrenu, E. King »nd wi(t htmod do not reach to many. The Amiri- Oct. 11. C. Oct. 11. DEDHAM. Tb« annual LAMOING. ttajr tj mot (It onty paper printed in lair of Narramiaaic grange, -B. NORTH LAMOINE. Mr*. J. C. of Mm Wu Kaneaek county, and ha* newer claimed to Little, Ameebary. Maas., at Orland, bald laat Wadnaaday altar a Min Clan Hodgkin, left Saturday Ur PlMMatly aoTprlM.1 hoe been her D. Mitt B. B. BtlL hut it i* the that earn Mrs. Lizzie Saunders is visiting friends visiting brother, 8. Bur- week's postponement, waa a big aucoeaa. Beverly, Him., to teach. Wtoui, win. H omiy paper prop- ton I commtacod to take he here. rill. The weather waa and the attend- Foley'.Yil}?1 erty called a County paper; all the perfect Mantel Young apent Sunday with hie I-1*1 ««« «•!» U my 2Af““J At arm The eireula- and Mrs. Arie Barrill and ance large. wile. ■"“p- merely local paper*. Cspt. A. B. Holt family spent daughter Bertha, parenta, Benjamin Young and •che. ts?The fleetr"*"*!?* tew dotea ‘^"&kVith There ot Foi#*-. l i Tie Amreican, barring the Bar several days here last week. of Brewer, are gneate of S. P. Webber waa a good exhibition of pro- FtUe geeeme rellefaead two Ha-lan Harden and family, of Maaea- The bottleJ £»!“?■* duce and work. The abow quick reeulU eurprteed me Record’* summer lilt, i« larger Mrs. relatives and wife. fancy baby -— and I cT' L. J. Bragdon visited chuaetta, have rented Capt.| laaiah Boer- boneetlj recommend them. O. A. > Mat waa aa tiaoal a big feature. Paec*., #/ ail the other paper* printed here last week before returning to Houl- George Homes toad and wife, of Port- tB Hancock The babies were entered: county. ton. land, and Will Leighton, of Ellsworth, following Marshall SUituttiummU. are visiting W. W. Black and wile. Rodney Chesley Billings, Klym Mrs. Bryon Hancock, of Birch Harbor, Marks, John Ames, Faster Kimball Rob- last week with her G. P. Goodwin and wife are both in fail- COUNTY NEWS. spent several days bins, Milford Leach, Roderick Percy, Har- ing health. Their G. D. of aunt, Mrs. E. F. Young. son, Goodwin, vard Leroy Bennett, Zilia Stubbs, Herbert Brewer, is spending a few days with them. PROSPECT HARBOR. Mrs. Jane Grindle has sold her place Cleavaland Kimball, Ethel May Varnnm, Miss Ethel to Mr. Phillips, of Ellsworth Falls. She Rowe, Miss Marcia BurriU, Marguerite Elaine M urges#, Jennie 80- When a You Feel Mlmet Farreii aid wife kave daughter, Miss Bernice Oat is to live with her brother at East La- and Clyde McLaughlin at- WKharle Mar- Played lor* last week. pbronia York, Amy Leach, tended the Maine music festival in Ban- moine. guerite Laura Deveieux, John Alton Brin- There comes a time when on Gay Cole aid F. C. Bickford left Wed- gor. grip things weakens. Miss l lah Marshall, who has spent the die, Linden Orindla, Lawrence Mason your mnsday for Berwick. Your nerves are the vital forces the summer with her sister, Mrs. I. N. W. R. Burrill, formerly of this town, Bray. Tbs prise was given John Alton unstrung, low, stomach Missed Vivian and Amanda now in as is weak and Young, Salisbury, jr., will go to Ellsworth next business in Ottawa, has been Orindle the heaviest baby; Amy the blood impoverished. You feel old age ml kave been of Corea, guests Mrs. J. S. week to be employed. visiting his mother, Mrs. Areata Barrill, Witberie Leach, handsomest baby. over you. Be careful of Take Coombs a few days. and other relatives here. Following is the list of creeping yourself Mrs. James Hickey and son Preston, premiums Miss Liz2ie awarded: Cole, who has been with her who have spent the past three months E. W. Burrill and wife attended the Mrs. Welch Edward P Hutchins, cow, 1: Morrill cousin, Moore, a few weeks here, recently returned to Boston for a teacners’ convention in Ellsworth Oct. 1; Dunn, 2. A Marks, oven. 1; Bob 2. bus returned to Portland. also the of the meet Soper, short stay, after which they will go to opening day grange Bob Soper, steers, 1; H Soper, yearling, 1: Mrs. John M. Williams entertained Sun- Chicago. in Ellsworth Oct. 6 and 6, spending the in- •S Hoi way, 2. Ivory Carry, bull, 1. Wil- liam Tom Stock- BEECHAM’S time in Biuehill. Pickering, yoke, 1; day to celebrate the birthday of her of last week Mrs. E. F. tervening PILLS Wednesday 2. C H Oct. 9. B. bridge, Wood, one-year-old daughter, Mrs. Ira Workman. The decor- and son at Young Lester, accompanied by _ beifer, 1. A E Snow, bull calf, 1. A E once; there is need to renew the life forces. Weak ations of autumn leaves, with the flowers Mns. Laura and Snow, heifer, 1. Charles Stubbs, 1. Hancock daughter Flossie, CAPE ROSIER. bull, wearied sick bnd were attractive. Sewail Ginn, stallion, 1. nerves, brains, stomach, feeble birthday cake, very made a short visit at the Baptist conven- blood, torpid Manford Gray will move into his new Indian Chief, Amos Webster, 1. bowels—-all feel the Charles Hutchings and wife entertained tion in Brewer. They also visited Bangor. Minnesota No. 13 Dent corn liver, sluggish effects of house Monday. stalks, quickening «a evening party Thursday for their sis- Oct. 11. Y. nearly ten feet in height, Andrew Harri- Beecham’s Pills. Their use makes all the difference. man. The tar, Mrs. S. L. Kingsley, of Bar Harbor. Everett Grey and wife have returned to tonic action of these the Mass. H J iiarriman, Fred C Bridges, commil- pills upon vital is imme- Dainty refreshments were served. A pro- WEST FRANKLIN. Manchester, organs diate, and are Nature sown tasis* of nasturtiums, picked from their S. S. Clark has built a new* motor boat. Percy Clifford and wife spent Sunday in j Vegtlabltt. thorough lasting. They remedy •own made handsome decorations. Orland with friends. vines, Pearl Stratton, of Hancock, is at Ralph Squash—Hubbard, Coleman Gray. 1; L The 2: evening passed all too quickly. Bow ley’s. E. W. Hutchins closed his cottage and A Wood, Sibley, V G Rich, 1. Marrow Prolific. George Pickering, 1. Summer, Capt- Deasy 'was married Wednesday returned to Boston Thursday. John Coombs has a position at Macom- Hiram Harriman, 1. For Oct. to Mrs. Elisabeth Run-down evening. 29, Aimee, ber’s mill. Orlando Howard, of Dark Heritor, spent Pumpkin*-Marty, M C Devereux. 1. Conditions j Mammoth A H H of Lancaster, N. H., in the presence of the Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. William Master, Soper, 1; Edgar Sold Everywhere in Boxes, 10c. and 25c. S. 8. Scammon was in Bangor Saturday Gray, 2. Pie, l) G 1; L A Wood, 2. family and a few intimate friends. The Couuce. Rich, on business. Potatoes—Gold Coin. Rov Bowden, 1; Deagy residence was made very attractive Mrs. Eugene liedmaud and Mrs. Han- Ad Uarriman, 2. Green Mountain. M C W7itfe its decorations of cut flowers arid Clarence Stratton, wife and little daugh- Devereux, 1; Frank Beale. 2: A 1 Uroas, over, of New are ter are at R. H. Williams’. Haven, Conn., visiting 3. Andrew 1. aDtorsE leaves. The ceremony was fol- Drought Proof, Harriman, friends here. Mills’ A*tonisher*. Ad Harriman, 1. lowed a dinner. L. B. fey Deasy and wife, Complaint is being made of potatoes A l A E Capt. William Yeague is at Costine Beets—Egyptian, Grots, 1; of Bar Harbor, were present. The bride, rotting badly in the ground. ] Gray, 2. with the the en- who has a yacht Wlnawa, having L aud A Rob- pleasing personality, is receiving S. S. Scammon loaded a car with staves Turnips—Purple Top, bins, 1. hearty welcome from the gine repaired. captain’s at Kastbrook crossing Saturday. Cabbage—L and A Robbins. 1. •■friends. Jesse Potbury and wife have returned Field corn—Andre*- Mr. Cummings and of Harriman, 1; Alvin wife, Sullivan, to D. after the 3. W. F. Bruce and wife a Washington G., spending Grindle, 2; Harry Bowden, entertained few are visiting at Caleb Bradbury’s. summer at V. B. Black’s. Harris corn—L and A Robbins, 1. friend & at dinner Saturday, followed by j Frank Bragdon raised 226 bushels of Peas—Blue Imperial, Pearl R Gray, 1. «ua evening party for and Mrs. Thurston Blake, who hag had charge of Pearl K Gray, 1. Thomas Capt. j nice from less than eleven bushels Telephone, lily- famed for potatoes the farm on Hoi A 1 1. 99 years. Quickly Deasy. The parlors were filled at an early brook's island, will leave ton, Gross, King William, A 1 planting. 1. relieves scalds, bums, sprains, boar. Cards and music furnished enter- in a tew days, having a Gross, accepted position Beaus—Yellow Amos F imflamm.ition. muscular rheum- j Fred McKenzie and wife arrived from Eye, Webster, 1; tainment. Ice-cream and cake were as night watchman in Barre, Vt. A 1 Gross, 2. atism. cuts and like troubles. Seal Harbor he sold his ••served. J. S. Ray with his and Friday. Saturday Oct. 9. G. Guinea pig, Donald Eldridge, 1. violin, Taken internally on sugar or in ka. Xrring Whitaker, contributed their ! team to a Machias man. Pair bantams, El wood Ginn, 1. SEAL COVE. White silkies, *J Fred Keyes, 1. sweetened water, Johnson's Anodyne talent school in the new and gave great pleasure. Much High began Monday Bantam chicken*, Leon 1. Liniment will check influenza and colds, j Miss Marian of Southwest Ginn, regrea «r/w expressed that J. Franklin An- ! building, with forty-five pupils—thirty- Sawyer, H J Harriman, Fred Bridges, commit- bronchitis and bowel disorders; it is most effective for croup is with her Mrs. C. tee. cholera morbus and other aches and where instant thony and wife, of Ashville, were aot able eight girls and seven boys. Harbor, grandmother, many pains D. Quilt—Patchwork quilt containing t^24 treatment Is necessary. to be present. Elmer was Sawyer. Williams, of Bar Harbor, in pieces was made by Mrs Thomas Bridge*, A The rite of was to Vow hem afioatM ■aw fee wltfeoiit M. Oct. C. town yesterday and attended the funeral baptism administered eighty years old. One crazy quilt made of his cousin, G. C. Williams. two candidates Sunday, Oct. 3, at Seal by Gladys Devereux, eight years old. NF. P. Hewing went to Boston, Friday Carrie Leach, 1. Patchwork Oct. 12. Cove. Rev. E. A. of Manset Crazy quilt, ) Ch’e’ee. Trites, pastor V) a few with his Mrs Orrin Ginn, 1. Velvet spend days family. and Tremont quilt, quilt, Baptist churches, officiated. Mrs D R Conner, 1. Basket quilt, Mrs JffJAarr Grindle, of Blnehill, has been JOHNSON'S EAST FRANKLIN. The candidates were Miss Dolliver, of George Silliker, 1. '■peadjng the week at Alfred Tracy’s. Manset, and Roland Carter, of Mt. Desert. Rugs—Velvet, braided, Mrs Eliza Par- Miss Marcia Springer, who has been at ker, 1. Burlap, Mrs Eliza Parker, 1. Mrs FAISONS' PILLS Percy Moore, of Bluehill, made his par- Oct. 4. N. _ r l- old and her MUNIMENT BMW Hr»cc Seal Harbor during the summer, has re- , Igkty-aldC years up the li' ents abort visit the last of the week. work was and make it do L S. JOHNSON 4 CO. turned home Mrs. of is very nicely done. Worsted rug, accompanied by Miss Blanche ! Imogene Jordan, Halloweli, it* work. Boston, Mass. Mrs. Sarah Bunker, of Franklin, visited Minnie Mooney, 1. proper Mercer, who is visiting her. visiting relatives here. Leggin*, Mrs Sarah Leach. 1. !*er sister, Mrs. J. S. Coombs, last week. “5 The little child ot Harry Wentworth Mrs. Deda Cray, of Center, assisted at Stockings, Mrs Eliza Ackley, 1; Mrs Liunie 2. Mrs- George Bunker, of Franklin, was a and who seemed to be the office last the Keyes, wife, recovering, poet week, making up Candy birthday cake. Miss Dorothy recent guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. C. has had a relapse, and is again quite ill. quarterly records. Eldridge, 1. Cake, Mrs H A Sbedd, 1; Larrahee. Mrs. Wentworth’s < )uiUnited States. Augustus P. Loring has closed his ELLSWORTH, ME. Grindle is home Dorothy from Seal Fall colds are quickly cured by Foley’s cottage for the season and returned to IHsnumhertke name—Doan’s—and take and Tar, the throat and Harbor, where she has been Honey great lung his home at Prides & Nutter Co., visiting. The genuine contains no harmful Crossing, Mass. Noyes Mfg. ama other. Oct. 11. remedy. C. drugs. G. A. PAScann. Oct. 4. L. Bangor, Me. spent the summer at Walter Hart lock’s, returned to Atlantic City, N. J. Mrs. PRETTY MARSH. have returned home. COUNTY NEWS. Clara and Artine ac- »ee clfcw Murphy daughter Curtis is a home for rfiUtrmal Ow* •'» Vries t*-.pe« For Additional County JtTwt. IM other paget Young1 a short vaca- Kev. C. JS. Davie left Honda; for his companied Mrg. Harmon aa far aa Boston. tion. new home at North School MUs bluehill. Bridgtom SOUTHWEST HARBOR. opened Sept. 27, Emily Allen Freeman, with son Allen, is at N. J. of Northeast teacher. left October to Bowditch and wife, of Framings Phillips, Harbor, West Tremont her Mrs. Emma Hinckley 8, Rev. Mr. Robinson and family have re- visiting sister, Miw bam, Mass., spent a few days last week at Elmer Reed, of Hall Quarry, has rented Otis Walls. Presque Isle. turned from a vacation trip to Stonington in their Pembrook 1(*d> cottage. and Boston. Higgins’ house and moved in. Mrs. W. G. who has been Thornes Tapper end her son, Louie Kea*ing, Ur, Oct. 4. 8. Ura. Lura Oct. 8. _ Daily, of Fort Morgan, at the Freeman house this left for New York The Ralph brothers have recently bnllt Col., housekeeper All were has returned home. returned to her home at J^9, the glad to see Pastor Bolles back a neat little shed on the for season, Eastport v Ordway bee supplied pnlpit public library again Oct. 4. H. church the put two Sun- Sunday. the storing' of wood. Saturday. % ol"e Baptiet Oct. 4. G. Mrs. Betsey Young returned home this Miss Cora Parker, of Somesville, is the BROOKSVLLLE. deye- visited Beech hill recently, and week, having spent several weeks with guest of Mrs. Hodgkins and her daughter, Mrs. L. M. Roberts is in Bargentville, O00*e relatives and friends in with her houses ol R. P. Stover Lamoine. Mrs. J. O. Whitcomb. daughter, Mrs. F. W. Gray. C. R. K1 tiger, the Jeweler, 1060 Virginia Ave., seen near the „U Arthur and J. L. Saunders, Jr., is at home from North Indianapolis, Iud., writes: ‘*1 was so weak Hinckley. Sparling wife, Mrs. Frank Mrs. Eliza Robinson has returned horns from trouble that I could walk 0. T. Blnehlll, where he has some time kidney hardly 2nd E. and and spent a hundred feet. Four bottles of Kid- ot hie eightieth birthday, Stanley daughter, O. R. Had- after a pleasant visit of several weeks in with bis parents, J. L. Saunders and wife. Foley's In celebration loek returned ney Remedy cleared my complexion, cured wile took a ride from Boston Saturday. Franklin and Bangor. _ Stover and to Oct 4. A. my backache and the irregularities disap- p and I can now attend to business and called on friends thee. A party of ten or more attended C. E. The Congregational sewing circle, after peared, jj^uville VERONA. every day, and recommend Foley's Kidney local union meeting at South- a vacation of a few will resume to all as it cured me after Bnnual meeting of the ladles’ Con- Saturday, weeks, Remedy sufferers, The west Harbo-, and home the Clara A., widow of Charles Heath, died the doctors and other remedies had failed." The bread-making qualities of floor circle will be held In the ves- brought meetings Wednesday, Oct. 13. Q. A. PANOHna. duo eatf Thursday roly totho kind of wheat. , —national Christian Endeavor banner. forenoon, aged sizty-siz years. So Oct 14. A dime anpper will Howard a of M. aturagtvaa towboat, and floor, all tha Thursday, Richardson, graduate atranrth thaypossass.” Uj George H. Fernald came home Thursday C. I ..at Pittsfield, has entered the U. of be served. fltobfttiatmtntt. *. JAioaa AaourAmr, of and left again Friday. Be is engaged in M. for a course in civil englnereering. ai"f»« ixrlaa auitr." Bev. Mr. Saunderson, Sedgwick, lighthouse service, repairing the dwelling- cached in the Congregational church Miss Hattie Savage, who has been lo- TELL FLOUR I* houses occupied by keepers. Lndav morning, Oct 10, in exchange cated through the summer at the Lawton She doesn’t WILLIAMmade from the finest specially- McBride. A. C. Fernald and and Hra. Fred has moved into a room at the selected OHIO Red Winter- eitb Kev W. H. wife, building, Somes and Mrs. Lester of Central house. Wheat. President John W. Burk have been been received announc- Pray, Someaville, cards called on who the Carrie B. Loring A. Stanley and wife Sun- In items the personally inspects wheat, tbe marriage of yias Sargent Sept. 29, name of the offered for ing day. Mrs. is in health. Worry this famous flour, has an B. of Eddington. Stanley very poor principal of the high school was given as to Harry Hopkins, II experience of 45 years at the business. here extend beat wishea. Dr. G. H. Tuttle and family left Sunday Clark, instead of Plant. Miss Beatrice Her friends 5 Every shipment of grain must com* for their New York horns. went to Carroll teaches the about Maude Merrick, of Waterville, aa They primary. up to the long established Miss Mt. William W. H. Desert Ferry in company with Rsv. Delorln Atherton has been Tell standard in -nest of James A. Garfield, C., busy putting every respect. William Worcester’s family on the with Miw E. A. Ma- yacht the finishing work on the pretty cottage 3 Ask any expert. He will tell that spent Sunday Iduna. yon John Snow’s. Miw Merrick ia owned by Rufus Trundy, which is now Cooking tbe whitest—most delicious bread—th* comberat Oct 11. the S. ready for the reception of the bride, Miss I lightest biscuits, kind that melt in State department president. your mouth—are made from tbe flour of Alice J. Dolliver. NORTH ORLAND. this wheat. That's the only kind thm OB1TCABT. Thomas Savage, who purchased the goes into— Mias Winifred Gray has gone to Moose- [n the early morning of September 28, Central has moved in. Mrs. Ina bead lake to visit her Mrs. Wilmer house, cord wee end the slater, 1909, "the silver looted,” Higgibs, who has put up transient com- Merle F. e loved sis- Spencer. spirit of Miss Wood, pany here for a year, has moved back to William Tell wee eet free from its Mrs. Johnson of South Penob- ter and friend, Bridges, her fomer home at Center. scot, visited her Mrs. Cora earthly bonds. For weeks her hold on daughter, Oct. 4. Sprat. Whitcomb, Haynes & Co. last week. _ life had been so slight it would seem thst Dodge, ELLSWORTH J-ALLS. ME. of her sister GOTT’S ISLAND. only the tender ministrations Mrs. John Harriman, of Bar Harbor, a- held her here. Mrs. Addie Clair and Charles Perkins, of Oapt. Edwin M. Joyce, of Atlantic, is Banking. Although she bed passed her fourscore Santiago, were guests at W. P. Dodge’s digging potatoes for Philip Moore. The seemed old. Her interest in last Mother’s reart,rhe never Friday. Quite a number from here went to Sea- all, both old end young, her ready end Oct. 4. B. ville last to _ Sunday attend the funeral of mind which not only kept pace Free Fireless Cooker is her cultured Fred Wood, of Waverley, Mass., visited S. C. Orindle. doing with the changes end improvements of the friends here last week. The lobster smack Clara A. Martin, Is what your money will earn 11 but with literature, music end ert, work. And much better than she lurested In shares of years was here the Albert Tarr suffered an attack of Capt. Closson, Wednesday, pay- her unselfishness and thoughtfulness for chronic last but is ing twenty cents. others, her high ideals of life, her unfail- appendicitis week, could do it. better at this writing. Mr. Burnham’s yacht Iduna was here EDnrartl Loan art Ass’e. ing faith, her steadfast friendship—these BbMd£ Tuesday, and the closed the bunga- virtues and many othars that might be Rotcoe Davis finished digging bis party low for the season. she falls When her husband A NEW SERIES enumerated are an index of her character. potatoes last week. He bad an abundant Suppose asleep. Is now open. Shares, 81 each; Whatever of life's cares and sorrows bad yield, all dug by hand. Mrs. Lura Babbidge, with her two chil- monthly comes home and wakens h?r^ all will have to menu, 81 per share. been her port ion, she found much to en- H. W. White has started the potato dren, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bertha sjie the least were the beauties of Eddy, at Seal Harbor. joy, and not digger on his large piece of tubers, and do is to go to the Fireless Cooker and take out WHY PAY RENT was fond of nature. She passionately expects to bold the championship as Mrs. Albert D. Moore, of Bernard, spent when you can borrow Jon yoow flowers, and her garden, tilled with usual. a few days this week with Mr. Moore’s the perfectly cooked and steaming hot dinner shares, give a first mortgage ancU reduce it every month? Monthly blossoming was a constant delight Mrs. Laura Moore. ana plants, Mrs. Louise Newman, who has spent the mother, that will be all that’s in the payments interest together ready. Nothing put will amrunt to but little more- to her while in her summer home. Mrs. Delia and her summer at her cottage in Kearsarge, N. H., Trask, little son than you are now paying for which came to Mother’s Oats Fireless Cooker can burn or boil over. Another great pleasure visited her sister, Mrs. C. D. White, last Leland,of Atlantic, are visiting her daugh- rent, and In about ten years you. her in Southern California will her was stay week, and will visit other relatives in ter, Mrs. Charles H. Harding. It cooks and several at once. for several where abe to everything things OWN YOUR OWN HOME. years, painted Orland before returning to her home in Oct. 8. Chips. her heart's content the beautiful flowers Mass. For particulars Inquire of Beverly, O. W. that abound for she was an artist SOUND. It’s to that ideal food— Taflky, Sec'y, there, Oct. 11. B. especially planned prepare First Nat’l Bank Bldg. possess'd of unusual talent. She also John Carter has bought the John W.‘Kino. President. wrote several books for Sunday school SOUTHEAST HARBOR. Richardson house and moved in. libraries which were some Xoutra, published Laura Tracy has gone away to take a Mrs. Lucinda Harmon, who has been ILtflal years ago. course in kindergarten work. visiting friends here three weeks, has Bankrupt’s Petition for Discharge. She united with the Congregational Nellie Bartlett has returned home from In the matter of church in and its interests were al- Geobge D. Farnsworth, In 1851, fiatlioaO* anO 2uamt>oai» ’’ [ Bankruptcy, Bar Harbor hospital, much improved in Bankrupt, ) ways h> ra. Many will recall her helpful which are not like “others’ oats. They’re not only rolled health. To the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the Dis— instruction as a teacher in the Sunday Oct. 2. B. make but are crushed make trict Court of the United States for the Dis- [ --- easy cooking) (to easy s hool and also in the day school, as well (to trict of Maine. d. Farnsworth, of e<*«. i». as her useful services on the school board. Arthur Bain and are making a work for the cook and work for family digestion). Easy easy Georgethe county of Hancock and State of It "as through the personal efforts of week-end visit at West Tremont. Maine, in said district, respectfully rep- the stomach. resents, that on the 30th of Mh-Wood Oct. 1909. day September,, that the work of improving Lewis Manchester, of Boston, is visit- Commencing, 4, last past, he was duly adjudged bankrupt un- BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR. der the Acts of to bank- the old cemetery w as begun and carried ing his father, Ansel Manchester. Congress relating A M ! If are a user of MOTHER’S CEREALS: Mother’s ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all his. to a successful issue a few you Oats, years ago. Mrs. Louise Smallidge and Mrs. Mary BAR HARBOR. io 40: 3 45 9 15 property and rights of property, and has fully Identitb.d with the interests of Sorreuto 4 20). Mother’s Com Meal or Mother’s Wheat Hearts (the complied with all the requirements of said best the the week-end at the old (white yellow), | Smallidge spent Sullivan.. 4 .50. acts and of the orders of court touchlug his. town, all her it is some tribute life, fitting Carroll homestead at Norwood’s Cove. Mt DesertFerry. ll 30; 5 20| 10 05 cream of the wheat), Mother's Hominy Grits, Mother's Corn Flakes bankruptcy. Wherefore he that he be de- should I made to her memory. Waukt-a* 3 Fy. 11 371 5 27 10 12 prays may Mrs. James Bain is home soon Hancock 40 5 30; 10 15 Mother’s Coarse Pearl Mother’s Old Fashioned creed by the court to have a full discharge For s sue she and her Miss expected 111 (toasted), Hominy, years sister, Franklin Road... 111 48' *5 39; 10 25 from a 1 debts provable against his estate from Eddington, where she is visiting. can Abby K. Wood, have spent their w inters Wash V’t'n Junc.. 11 00 11*57 J5 47' 10 45 Steel Cut Oatmeal, Mother’s Old Fashioned Graham Flour, you under said bankruptcy acts, except such debts ... as are law from such in Her sister, Hazel Reynolds, accompanied ELLSWORTH 11 07 12 05i 5 55) 10 52 excepted by discharge. Dedham, Mass., with the youngest sis- a Mother’s Oats Fireless Cooker free with Ask your grocer. Dated this 30th of a. cl. 190ft. her. Ellsworth Falls.. 11 12 12*10 6 03(110 57 get coupons. day September, ter,Mrs. George A. Chute. One other sister Nicolin. 111 25 12*23| 16 16[all 10 Geobgk D. Farnsworth, of Green Lake. II So 12*31 6 24 III 19 Bankrupt.. survives—Mrs. Sarah Peters, of Stockton, Mrs. Lyman Harper, Norwood’s Phillips Lake.... III 42 12l" 16 311. The great Western Cereal Company Order or Notice Thereou. Cal., and one Cove, one day last week with her Holden. 11 50 6 39 34 brother— H. 11. Wood, ol spent 12*46 111 District ok Mains ss. Brewer June. 12 09 1 04 6 59 11 53 Operatino morb Oatmeal Mills than any other one concern this all of with the other Bisters, Mrs. D. J. Manchester and Mrs. place, whom, BANGOR 12 15 1 10 7 05 11 59 On this 9th day of October, a. d. 1909, ou Thomas HAVEN NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO the it is— relatives, have the sympathy of a large Fennelly. AKRON BOSTON NEW reading foregoing petition, Portland. 4 50 5 40 12 50 4 50 ST. LOUIS Ordered by the court, that a hearing ba circle of all the summer are PITTSBURGH ALBANY friends. Practically visitors Boston... 8 00 9 05 5 80 8 25 had upon the same on the 29th day of October, a. d. 1909, before said coart. Oct. 11. M. Arnold Wood, from the Willard BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. gone. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION at Portland, in said district, at tm cottage, and Mr. Parshall, from the A M o’clock in the forenoon; and that no- BASS HAKBOK. Boston...' 8 00 00 be in the were the last to leave Man- 10*00 A9 OP THB tice thereof published Ellsvrorthi “Beausite”, a in said dis- F. P. American, newspaper printed Pray and wife, of Bar Harbor, arc chester’s Point for their homes in New Portland. 1*21 11 10 12 40 trict, and that all known creditors, and other here for a few days. York. P M persons in interest, may appear at the said BANGOR. 6 00 10 30 3 24 5 00 TREMONT SAVINGS BANK, TREMONT, time and place, and show cause, if any they Guy Parker was in Boston and Glou- Oct. 10. B. Brewer June. 6 07 10 37 3 80 5 06 have, why the prayer of said petitioner shonlcl _ Holden. 16 29 10 57 13 49 15 25 As it existed on the 3d day of September, 1909. not be granted. cester, Mass., on buisness last week. Lake.... 36 05 55 32 ft is further ordered the that, BURRY. Phillips 16 111 13 15 Perry W. Richardson, President. H. P. Richardson, Treasurer. And by conrt, A. J. Gott and wife and M. A. Gott and Green Lake. 6 44 11 18 4 02 15 40 the clerk shall send by mail to all know* 58 11 10 49 Trustees—Perry W. Richardson, Herbert P. Richardson, Eugene M. Stanley, Maurice R. and or- Varden Lord haa gone to Waltham, Nicolin. 18 14 15 creditors copies of said petition thta *ife, of Bar Harbor, Friday and Ellsworth Falls. ■ 7 06 11 40 4 6 03 Rich, Everett A. Stanley. der, addressed to them at their places of real- spent a Mass., where he haa job ELLSWORTH ... 7 18 11 47 4 28 6 08 dence as stated. Stturday at painting. Organized January 17, 1874. Benjaman Murphy'*. Wash’gt’n Jane.. 7 25 11 57 4 84 16 14 Witness the Honorable Clarence Halo* Mn. Francis Leverton, of Mt. Desert, Franklin Road... 12 06 6 22 LIABILITIES. of the said and the seal thereof, Friends of W. F. Stanley were shocked 17 Judge Court, W. R. Milli- Hancock. 41 12 15 6 30 at in said on the 9th off to learn haa been visiting her brother, 17 Deposits. $71,484 80 Portland, district, day of his death. Mr. Stanley was Waukeag, S Fy. 7 44 12 18 6 83 Reserve fond. 3,896 46 October, a. d. 1909. the past week. 12 25 6 45 hsad-keeper of Duck island light from ken, Mt Desert Ferry.. 7 Undivided profits. 1,430 29 [L. 8.] Jambs E. Hmr, Clerk. Sullivan. 8 20 ▲ true copy of petition and order thereon. the time it was Mrs. Clara Condon, who has been at H. built, and waa transferred Sorrento. 8 45 $76,811 06 Attest.—Jambs E. Hbwey, Clerk. H. this has returned to BAR HARBOR. 9 20 7 25 .to Cape Elizabeth Two-lights a short Phillips’ summer, RESOURCES. time her home in Brooksville. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. ago, going there to be near his son Estimated and Charged Trains leaving Ellsworth at 7.18 a m and 4.28 XTTHEREA8 Jane Gray and Norman L. tad and wife have returned a Public Funds Owned. Par daughter In South Portland. He W. E. PhlUipa p m, and arriving at Ellsworth 11.07 m, 10.52 Value. Market Value. on Books. Total. yfy Gray, both of Brookaville, county of' m. connect with Washington Co By. *u genial and pleasant, and a man from Northeast Harbor, when they have p. City of Ellsworth, 4s, 1912, refunding, $600 $606 00 $600 00 Hancock and State of Maine, by their aaort- on to conductor. Town of 209 209 00 209 00 deed dated the off whom summer. I Stops signal Tremont, orders. gage twenty*fourth day everybody liked. Besides his run a bakery during the a. d. and recorded in the g Stops only to leave passengers from points September, 1908, who Hancock of deeds, book 48i» wife, was Mias Estelle Benson, of this Horace who went to California east of Washington Junction. Total funds of county registry Milliken, public Maine, $ 80900 5M, to me, the he to to page conveyed undersigned* I*1***, leaves two sons—Byerlie and from hen was in a Stops leave bnt not take passengers. a certain lot of land in said Brooka- thirty-five yean ago, Railroad Bonds Owned: lying These trains connectat Bangor with through ville, and bounded as follows, to wit: Begin- Derby Stanley, and one daughter—Mrs. town calling on relatives and friends last Villa trains on Main Line, to ana from Portland, Bangor A Aroostook, 6s, 1943, 1,000 1,120 00 1,000 00 ning at the southeast corner of said lot by Pomfrey, of South Portland. He week. Boston and St John. Bangor A Aroostook. 4s, 1961, 7.000 4,300 00 6,760 00 land owned by Oliver Gray; thence eeath— was A Electric 00 said laud to land of Win- a native of Manset. Passengers are to pro- Bangor Railway Co., 5s, 1985, 2.000 2,080 2,000 00 westerly by Gray’s in the schooner earnestly requestly Boston A 2,000 00 field thence said Gapt. Harry Wood, cure tickets before entering the trains, and Maine, 4s, 1996, 2,000 2,000 00 Gray; northerly by Guy’s Lorenzo A Saco 00 land to land of John P. tkeies S. Trask, of Gott's Island, died arrived from Rockland last Sat- especially Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to Bridgton River, 4s, 1928, 1,000 1,000 1,000 00 Bateman; Lincoln, Lime Rock, 4s, 1999, 1,000 1,000 00 1,000 00 easterly said Bakeman’s land to land off very at Sun- Ellsworth. by suddenly Benjamin Morphy’s urday with fnight for the local mer- Mousem River. 6s, 1912, 600 500 00 600 00 John B. Gray; thence by said Gray’* ka »nd Mr*. Frank Manchester, of this Bar Harbor Banking Company, 1,260 00 500 00 600 00 All per- Hndaon a year. Ur. Hndaon went sons having demands against the Mist* »lso three sons—Will of Gott’s apent £., to dll hie 8turner J T Morse lam Bar Harbor 10.00 to Municipalities: of said deceased are desired to ptsssni J“*°e; to Newton Saturday pulpit for Seal the same for all r“nd> George and Robert, of Baas Har- a m. Mondays and Tbnradaya Harbor, Town of Southwest Harbor, 740 00 740 00 settlement, and; indebted Northeast Harbor, Southwest Harbor. Brook- thereto are requested to make payment im- bor. Another died several Sunday. Tremont, 3,400 00 8,400 00 ton, Charles, C. lie, Sedgwick, Deer Isle, Sargentvllie, Dark mediately. Ohas. E. Meser. Oct. U. with 4,140 00 Witness: Alonso P. ago. Mr. Trask was a _ Harbor and Rockland, connecting Meaner Loans on names. 78 Warn. good nelgh- 8,576 8,578 78 V. Banker. Fj*ra*nd for Boeton. Loan on life insurance policy, 76 00 76 00 Lyman hlways ready to do any one a SUNSET. Sept.».1900. H® Loans on mortgages of real estate, 81,702 14 81.702 14 "** * nMm‘Mr of the Methodist Bloehlll rhurch Fred W. who had been ill Steamer Boothbay laaree 11.00am, 86,868 87 Bylveatar, Monday* and Tbnradaya for Sonth Bluehlll, Real estate foreclosure. 250 00 260 00 subscriber hereby gives notion ^ Y. Z. since an operation which he underwent Stonlogton. North Haven and Rockland, con- Cash on deposit. 4,242 49 THEhe has been duly appointed with eteamer tor Boeton. Cash on hand. 446 69 trator of the estate of 11-_X. in a Portland about a year ago, necting boepital E. 18LE8FORD. 4,688 18 GEORGE STOVER, late of BlaehM, died Monday, Oct. 4, aged fifty-one yeara. RETURNING °*orge H. in the oounty of Hancock, deceased, aafff Sparling has finished his en- He waa in thia commu- $76,811 06 bonds as the law directs. highly respected accrued interest. 1.407 85 given All per- **&tMnt Unpaid sons at Northeast Harbor. where he waa born, and where, New turbine steel steamers Belfaat and Cam- having demands agaiaet the eat ala nity, den leave Boeton itiprn, Mondays,Tuesdays, of said deceased are desired te present Herbert a tew In the 78.889 90 SpoflOrd’s house is being with the exception of yeara Thursdays and Fridays for Rockland. Due earned dividends and accrued the tame for aetUemeat, aad all indebted depositors, thereto are to make Pastured Simeon M*«iii*ii. he had all ilia life. He waa State tax, 72,184 28 requested payment tarn by West, apent mediately. Fobbbst B. Leave Rockland at 5.19 a m, or on arrival of Show. Dr. c. twioe hia first wife being Uiaa Bluehill. L. Scudder and family have re- married, steamer from Boeton Wednesdays and Satur- Estimated market value of resources aboye Sept. 28,1909. “rned to their Boston home. Antlonette Sweetaer, by whom he bad one days for Bar Harbor, Bluehlll, Sedgwick, and liability for deposits, earned dividend and “" child, a son, Uuy. He married second Intermediate landing*. State tax. 6,725 62 Mhry Willard, of Philadelphia, Pa., Ura. Eliza McVeigh, who eurvivea him. Annual expenses, $300. o children Mary and Edward, who have There are no children by the second union. E. L. Smith, Agent, Bar Harbor. Wm. B. Skelton, Bank Commissioner. Subscribe for Thx Amxbioam A. Killam, of Ellsworth, officiating. The the of the corps was agreeably COUNTY NEWS. inspection COUNTY NEWS. number and the of NEWS.! conducted Miss large present profusion r- additional ««* oi»«v COUNTY and pleasantly by tar additional CldHtUy New. M. rdhrr pagn County .%>«■», popes For Additional County nee other flowers testified to the esteem in which page* Merrick, who complimented the PERUNA CURED the deceased was held. He leares three IvIB. members on their good work. Much WEST TREMONT. WINTER HARBOR. sons and one brother— NORTH PENOBSCOT. tor Mrs. three daughters, "/ Suffered for a sympathy was expressed Mis. Edna S. Loot baa returned to Port- | Long Time From was in Ellsworth Tues- Charles of this town, and one Severe Mrs. E. A. Carter bee been quite ill but Carrie Snowman, who for many years has E. C. Hammond Williams, j Tains in My Sack and sister—Mrs. Mints Blaisdell, of Bar Har- land. General is better. so faithfully filled the office of treasurer. day. Prostration. Pe-ru-na were who baa been at the Cured Mr re- bor. Quite a number of Masons Mrs. Sadie la count, Rolf Hatch is at work for Mr. Shaw in It is all that she may soon Mrs. McKay is visiting relatives hoped by George is home. she present at the funeral, deceased being a Stanley bouse this summer, ; I --^ Prospect. cover from the serious accident in Brewer. member of that order. He will be from a carriage greatly Mn. Sadie Eye left for Boston last week. Mrs. A. M. McKasick has returned to sustained by being thrown Harold Davis has moved his family into James A. missed, not only in the home, where he All to bare them back another spring. Sept. 29. The members of the Irvin Sumner house. hope her home In Guilford. has of both father and husbands were taken the place fish Garfield corps and their who has been visit- Alton E. Lopaus baa bought a boat, J. H. Montgomery made a flying visit in Miss Julia Grover, but also in the community, where invited Miss E. A. Maconsber to at- mother, and will continue his fresh fish peddling. last week. by relatives in Waterville, returned Sat- that his auto to the old homestead Snow’s to meet ing he was always interested in anything tend a reception at Mr. Fred has moved bis home urday. to the or advancement Bridges family Mrs. Abbie Hatch has recently pur- and there was a pleasant pertained uplifting Mias Merrick, from Tinker’s island, so his children can chased a heme of Andrew Grindle, Lester Merchant and Arthur Band shot of the people, and was always ready to young gathering. attend school. a fine deer the drat of the sea- lend ■ hand to the sick or The of Bluehill. Oct. Saturday, needy. 11._**■ son. has the of a circle Charles Reed has closed his basinets at land Grindle and Roland Grindle family sympathy large Gay and is now with bis Mn. BROOKXJN. is a few of friends in this and adjoining towns. Bernard sister, have gone to Aroostook to work in the Mrs. Mertie GuptUl spending T. Ennioe Miss Grace Nutter u visiting trieods at weeks with relatives and friends at Mon- Oct. 12. Lopaus. potato fields. _ ticello. Mn. Charles P. Lunt la home from Bar Hattie BlaisdeU, who has been spending Stonington. STONINGTON. her sis- Harbor, where she has spent the summer a few daya with her mother, Mrs. Billings, Mrs. Lydia Roberta is viaiUng Capt. C. H. Davit is at Ellsworth having Mrs. Fred A. Torrey is on a vacation at Hotel Belmont. has returned to her home in East Orland. ter, Mrs. J. B. Batson. his steam yacht Cherokee hauled Up for trip to Bangor. and T. C. fin- the winter. Miss Hsian Murphy, who has been la All are sorry to learn that Mr. Wright K. A. Flye Stanley -hwv^ Mrs. Frank Warren is in Cambridge, Rockland and the milli- and are soon to leave the Mont- ished the church. Mrs. Jessie Small, who has been the Bangor studying family painting for a of weeks. of Mrs. E. J. of Maas., couple nery business, is home. gomery farm they have so long occupied. Leslie Mitchell has moved hie family guest Robertson, Bangor, At the Latter Day Saints church Sunday A. will leave for They have many friends here. into the Elwell Freethey house. the past week, returned Friday. Oapt. A. Wentworth Elder child of M. MacGregor baptised eight persons. Rockland soon to go scalloping. Howard J. P. Haney and son, Dr. Oramel Haney, J. J. Bridges baa had an extension built An infant Woodbury Gerrish and wife died a Mrs. E. £. Crockett, who has been visit- Pomroj will go with him. of Booth bay Harbor, and daughter, Mrs. on the western aide of hit atom. Monday, after her Mia. In Book- a or tew hours’ lilneaa of convulsions. ing daughter, Gregory, Bey. A. the new was Caddie Condon, of Boston, spent day Homs will bold its an- Bishop, paster, Harvest society land, la home. Tiu^ two with friends here last week. Dr. Oct. 29. Mrs. Henry Fraeier, who has been visit- quietly married at noon Wednesday, Sept. nuel fair Wednesday evening, Mrs. Aon* Under, R. F. D. is to locate in Portland. her Sadler and Mrs. George Manchester, of Northeast 29, at the home of Rev. O. O. Barnard, at B, DumL Haney Bowden and Will Cousins re- ing parents, Chaney wife, Frank her Mrs. Meeker Co., Minn., writes: has commenced. at returned Harbor, is the guest of sister, Southwest Harbor. They an keeping The potato harvest turned from Lawrence, Maas., Saturday. Ellsworth, Thursday. Alvin Hamblsn. bouse in house. AH wish “I cannot ezprea* my thanks Some from 200 to 380 bushels per and Alfred Higgins’ enough report house Rev. E. S. Drew wife, Mrs. E. F Samuel Tainter is having a new the much to yon for *U the good your acre; others within the early frost belt Stevens, Mrs. F. W. Gerrish and Mrs Oapt. Leslie Stinson, who has been in young couple happiness. medicine built on the lot he of Mrs. haa done for me *nd purchased at my family. not half that amount. Quality of tubers Caroline Guptill attended the Baptist Dr. King’s hospital at Portland, is home Oapt. W. H. Lunt and wife, who have Kdsa Snow. “Thl* I took cold is excellent; no rot to speak of. Con- State convention at Brewer last week. much improved in health. been working in Blue hi 11, came borne spring and it nettled Mrs. Jessie Grant and son, of Vinal- At flrat siderable has been done. who been Lunt bad a very narrow In my kidney*. I thought it ploughing Mrs. Sewell Myrick was taken to the Oapt. Alva Conary, hsa at Thursday. Oapt. were of Mrs. Gardner are* tronble. L has three carpenters still baven, guests from and is still kidney 1 took l’eruna u George Soper Eastern Maine general hospital at Bangor Bar Harbor this season, has put his yacht escape typhoid fever, on and two work- Hinckley last week. directed on the bottle, and in a lew at work his buildings she in winter quarters and is home. nther weak. Hs will sail coon for Rock- dart Wednesday, where, successfully *11 *o I owe men on ditches. He has between five and Eric Parson, who has a few days land to in the business. L. F. I w** right, my health I* spent underwent a serious Dr. Mrs. Annie of is visit- go scallop operation. Veaiie, Bluehill, Dr. Hartman and hi* remedv." six acres of potatoes to dig. There has with his mother at the cottage, re- Rich will go with him. Small accompanied her. ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ashworth been little movement in stock. Butchers turned to Harvard college Thursday. Oct. 4. Thelma. Internal Catarrh. A occurred at the resi- who will sail for Scotland Oct. 20. seem want but and want that pretty wedding to little, Capt. R. C. Stewart baa been to Ells- Mia* Rather Lee, 80S Madtaon dence of Dr. A. E. Small Saturday even- Capt. W. L. Greenlaw is seriously ill at Mrs. Sadie Eye left far her borne in Bos- St., To. little at a very low figure. worth in the schooner Main* for a load of writea: ing, when Elwood Sargent and Miss Knox at Rockland, when he was ton Thursday. peka, Raa., Oct. 11. H. Kane went with him. hospital sawdust. Wallace “Fourteen month* ago I began to Mattie Turner were unitdd in marriage, operated on Saturday for appendicitis. Mr*. Bobie Kamill returned from b* with catarrh of StAKUt-Vl V LLLt. Mrs. Wilson, of Washington, in of a tew troubled the internal Virginia the presence friends. Both There was no in the Metho- Northeast Harbor Thursday. preaching which left me D. and Miss Waterman, of Denver, are organa, pale, weak and Mrs. Maris Wood is visiting friends at C., the contracting parties very popular dist church Sunday, Rev. Mr. Simonton Mrs. Charles P. Lunt and Hrs. L M. Col., have closed their cottage and re- and and have the best nerrooa. McKinley. highly respected, having gone to Calais with Mrs. Simon- Lunt went to Bangor this weelt to consult turned home. wishes of all in Mr. and “Peruna waa recommended lo me. I th% community. where she will the winter. an oculist. Miss Sarah Parker has gone to Yar- ton, spend decided to It a trial. To Miss Gertrude McFarland visited friends Mrs. Sargent left Sunday far a visit giro my great mouth, to teach. Invitations are out for the marriage Oct. Misses Kutb Thurston and Reta Rumlll relief I found that at Brooksviile last week. Mrs. Russell with relatives at Milbridge. my general health P. E. has been visiting his 20, of Mias Caro May Parker and Eugene spent the week-end at Southwest Harbor I Billings Mograge supplied her place in E. H. Con- Oct. 11. E. improved. kept growing stronger, brother Samuel at East Bluehill. Hale Thurlow, and for the marriage on with relatives. and within three months I was in don's store in her absence. my Oct. 28 of Mias Elizabeth of this Mrs. Joanna Dority, of Winterport, WEST SULLIVAN. Cold, Mrs. Zulma S. Clark it visiting her usual normal condition. The woman's missionary circle met last and W illiam of her Mrs. H. H. and aon retar Bad from place, Harding, Prospect. Mrs. L. A. Clark and Mrs. “I cannot recommend Peruna too has been visiting .sister, Byron and elected the offi- Mr*. Havey daughters, Tuesday following Oct. 11. Nihil. to women.'’ Stover. Proa pact Harbor Friday. Nettie C. Tinker, at Manset. highly suffering cers: M.-s. Laura York, president; Mrs. Mrs. Otto Nehring, R. F. D. 1, Miss Martha Currier enter- Mrs. Hr*. F. E. Pettingill Uat week DEER ISLE. Mts. Sadie La chant leaves for Rleael, pleasantly Frances Bridges, vice-president; apent Bangor “I had catarrh of the tained a of friends at a corn-roast with friends in soon to visit friends before to J>xa»: kidneys party Pbebe Bray, secretary; Miae Martha Stan- Eddington. a of coal landed going Paul Scott had load and bladder, and Peruna made me well. Saturday evening. Mm. Rachel Herrick, Mm. W. B. baa to Boaton Massachusetts for the winter. ley, treasurer; Tbotnaa, jr., gone this week. I can and hare a Edna McFarland and Mm. Lizzie sleep better, good ap. Mrs. Meal Dow, of Broooksviiie, is where be baa a position (or the winter. Mrs. George W. Lunt, daughter Theresa Freethey, work committee. Miaa Marion Traak, ol Atlantic, ia visit- petite. Parana la the beat medicine I a few days with her parents, and niece, Leola spending Oct. U. USE Femme. Clarence Holmes has returned borne ing irienda here. Humill, spent Saturday hare taken.” L. Babeon and wife. C. utter tbe summer in Town Hill. and Sunday at Manset with her sistcre. spending Ernest Pickering, mate ot yacht Akela, Man-a-lln an Ideal Laxative. Mrs. J. B. Davis and daughter Hester wear bbookbville. He la much in health. Donald who has been em- improved came home Sunday. Robbins, closed their last Mrs. vaca- cottage week, leaves tor Dr. S. £. is in on ployed in Rockland, it spending his at onca for the Pacific coast Domingo Smith this morning Pbelpa Philadelphia The third will be worked on a will lean to Davis returning to her home in Phila- degree tion with hit Mrs. Wilder B. ] on business. business. Dr. Hawkins is attend- mother, > resume command of hie steamer. Boston Henry in Marine even- Mrs. and Miss Hester her candidate lodge Tuesday delphia resuming to Dr. in bis absence. Robbins. Nicholaa will return to and Miss Rath rspley bos gone to Blaebili ing Pbelpa' prmctioe j Bucluport studies at Wellesley. ing. Oct. 11. Thelma. to work at the Pendleton house. Joseph Sawyer and wife, of Mil bridge, remain several weeks with her mother Oct. 4. Sim. OapL W. S. Greene, ot steam yacht _ called on friends in town one afternoon ! before returning to her home in t'alfornia Mrs. Harry Tspley snd son Emery Akela, arrived home Saturday for a short GOILD8BORO. Herbert Grindell is preparing to build a recently, making the trip in their auto- Oct. 6. J. arrived home from Bangor Friday. vacation. Bertha and Walter of Vs nee boro, | __ house near his father’s. mobile. Beers, Mrs. George M. Farnham observed her Capt. Emery Joyce, of Swan’s Island, have been spending a week with their MANBET. Mrs. Martha E. Spooner spent part of Mrs. Mona Lawson and infant daughter, sixty-ninth birthday Saturday, Oct. 9. was in town this week and purchased a sister, Mrs. Mabel Campbell. Orrin Fernald has moved his family into last week in Bangor. with Mrs. Minta Blaisdell, of Bar Harbor, Messrs. Farrow and Stevens loaded a load of applea Irving McDonald and Leroy Arnold have the Bartlett house. Mrs. Azor C. Dodge is visiting her sister spent a few days with Mrs. A. P. Havey 700 bushel boat from their herring weir Rev. H. W. Collins, of Machiaaport, gone to Anticonish, N. 8., for a two- Fred of Massachusetts, is visit* in Watertown, Mass. last week. Bennett, last evening. preached in the Congregational church weeks’ visit with Mr. McDonald's relatives. in*? hut sister, Mrs. Chaney Kendall. Albert Dority and wife, of Lynn, Mass., The remains of Mrs. Henrietta Southard, Sidney Hawes, wife and daughter Shir- Sunday, as a candidate for the pastorate. H. S. Uovey and wife, of Evanston, 111., Mrs. Lester and Maxine are guests of relatives here. who died in Bar Harbor Wednesday, were King daughter ley arrived hosse Saturday after several Rev. L. M. who has who have been living in their old home where to Sullivan for interment Boeworth, {Steadied have returned from Liucolnville, who hss been on the brought Friday. Boy Grindle, weeks’ visit in Boston. here the last three will leave this here since have returned to Evan- Mrs. was tbe years, May, they have spent several weeks. steamer is home. Southard second daughter of Betty Alden, Mrs. for Haver- week with his for his new ston. George H. Tapley left Joel and Sabrina Pettee Marlin, of East family pastor- Mrs. W. S. Stanley, of Monhegan, who Miss Gladys Young, of North Sedgwick, her native last Wed- Sullivan, and had made her home in Bar ate in hill, Mass., city, Milbridge. The storm caused many back washouts has a few weeks here, has returned Harbor about years. She was of spent is employed at J. N. Sargent's. for a visit of a month. twenty home. She was Elmer nesday, kind and unselfish and all who Frank Greenlaw has advertised his on the roads, the worst being at Chicken accompanied by disposition, wife and who will Kev. W. H. McBride, of Bluehill, spoke Oct. U. Tomson. knew her bare remembrances stables at Deer Isle, Sunset and Mill bridge, which was badly undermined Conary, childreu, spend personally livery the winter at of kind and words. She leaves | Monhegan. at the chapel Sunday afternoon. many acts Stonlngton for sale, in order to take a and nearly carried away. SEAL HARBOK. one sister—Mrs. Medora Bunker, of this Ordination services were'held at the Mrs. Frank is a tew offered him in S. Y. Oct 4. JrX. Harding spending place, and three sons—Ernest and Herbert position Rochester, Robert is on a Manset church .Sept. 27, weeks with friends in Boston and Campbell away hunting of Bar and Oct. 11. Rex. Baptist Monday, vicinity. Graham, Harbor, Frank Mrs. Ida Fernald it friends at trip. Graham, of East Sullivan. Kev. Mr. Mo visiting when E. A Trites, pastor of the church, Walter H. Sargent left Monday for Bos- Prospect Harnor. was ordained. Dr. of Boston, Miss Beth Macomber is school officiated at the funeral. The floral SEDGWICK. Spaulding, ton to enter the of D. At* ood Co. attending Koy Dr. of Waterville, Rev. P. A. A. employ tributes were many and beautiful. Charles of Winter Mower, in Waterville. Sheldon Torrey, who has been yachting, Harrington, Harbor, of aud Rev. Charles Oct. 12. Vox Killam, Ellsworth, Mrs. Ernest Grindle and daughter POPl'U. is visiting relatives here. of Northeast Harbor, *ere Isaac has to Boston to is at home. j Hargrove, Stella are relatives in Reyfnse gone visiting Somerville, Mrs. who among the out*of*town ministers present, visit his brother. Mrs. L. J. and are in Georgia Fernald, has spent a Mass. NORTH FRANKUN. Sylvester daughter 1 Oct .4, Mad. week with her sister, Mrs. Millie — Charles has bis house Boston on business. Uuptill, Addison G. who the sum- Turnbull, Jr., Murch is at Bar Har- Sargent, spent Heretey employed has returned to friends here attended the local for E. J. Eaton is land Bangor. Many mer at has returned to ready ocaupency. bor. clearing preparatory Ashlawn, Newton, Mrs. Alida of with her i union at Souther eat Harbor. Berbers to a bouse. Baby, Steuben, Mass. Ralph Billings and Miss Stinson W. F.Cousins and wife are in erecting visiting two children. Hazel and Eugene, has been W. F. of Elizabeth liffht are school at Kent’s Hill. J. A. Closson is a barn bcilt Stanley, Cape Arthur H. and wife are attending Bangor. having by Sargent .taking spending a week with her sister, Mrs. station, died after an illness of of Bar Visited W. Mason, of Blnehill. Thursday, a carriage drive through Pencbscot Irving Hodgkins, Harbor, Mrs. Jennie Merchant and son, of Kaat- Alvah Dyer. a few days. Hr,Stanley was a native of his Mrs. over is felt for the county. sister, drag Eddy, Sunday. brook, were week-end gueata of Mrs. Louie Grindie is at his old home here this place. Much sympathy The annual fair of Cushman grange was bereaved family. Mrs. Frank aad William Blake Emerson Ladd and wide were here over Bertha Lawrie. for a stay of two weeka Billings well attended and very successful. Pro- Oct. U. Mad. have returned from a abort visit to rela- Sunday with Mrs. Ladd's mother, Mrs. Charles who is R. E. Dority and G. E. Ober have re- Williams, employed on ceeds, |B2. An entertainment was given tives in David Marshall. the Maine turned from the corn factory. Surry. Central railroad, and Mrs. in the evening. There was a dance at Bay BLUEHILL PALLs. Oct. U. Oct. 11. Mel visa. Vie* ball after the thK. Minta Blaisdell, of Bar Harbor, were Mrs. G. 8. Bridgea has gone to Eden, entertainment. 8ix A. B. Co la ill. o'clock and 12 o’clock nary called hereJast week by the death of their where Mr. Bridgea ia employed. suppers were served MT. DESERT. SOUTH HANCOCK. at the grange hall. Susie Wood is in Bangor for two weeks, brother, Geoege C. Williams. E. C. Greene and family have dosed John W. Boases in building a coni whnrf. E. W. Wooster attended the Hndean- Jes. Mrs. Bray la at work for Harvey Stover George Chaster Williams died Friday, their cottage and returned to Revere. u-__ Fulton celebration at New York. at Bluehlll. Charles Defend, who has been ill at his Oct. 8, after a.painful illness. The funeral BUCK8PORT. Rev. E. Sanderson exchanged pulpits on in. home, is convaleneent. Miss Patten, of Belli and Mrs. Net- was held at Everett Holmes has Mildred Pierce left lor her home van, Sunday, his home. Rev. P. A. Sunday with Rev. Mr. McBride, of Blue- gone to Baltimore tie are at C. B. Cot- to Goose Cove I Alvah Ward, after a year la Portland, ia Higgins employed hilL enter the University of Maryland for a Thursday. home for a short vacation. well’s. Sbbmiannntta. medical course. Miss Mattie Dow la at Mrs. A. K. Con- Mrs. EL J. Byard will go to Haverhill, Schooner John B. Norris arrived Thurs- C. S. Colwell and mite are receiving con- Mrs. Ida Jose of ary’s helping care for A. B. Conary. Maas., this week to make arrangements Woodbury, Portland, gratulations on the birth of a born season, day of last week with freight. son, for moving there for the winter. occupied the pulpit of the Elm street Airly Beacon is dosed for the Saturday. Fri* Mrs. lewis Somes, Mrs. Shepard Rich- Oct. U. H. Congregational church Oct. 3. Mrs. Mrs. Nevin returned to New York ardson and daughter Kathleen leave to- L H. Coggins, of Malden, Mass., spent a Woodbury speaks under the auspices of day. NORTH SULLIVAN. the American day for Boston. few days last week with his parents, W.T. missionary aasocation, and Pierce Candage arrived home Saturday and wife. is a very and William B. Ward, who is employed in Coggins Charles Butler is making ertanaive re- interesting entertaning from Massachusetts, where be has had. Mrs. F. W. with bar buu on hia house. speaker. 8he was the guest while here of Frankfort, spent a few days last week Watson, grandson, ng« cuccrziu- pain employment all summer. Watson MeRea, will leave for bar horns ■cn soon Miss Julia Barnard. with his family. disappear Miaa Genevieve Butier left Saturday for Mr. Colson and wife left fora at Brooklyn, N. Y., Tuesday evuning- *wiien the arc to-day kidneys Align eta for the winter. Chpt. Joseph F. Nichols and wife, who vacation. Mrs. Colson’s Lester A. O. Jacobson, superintendent of the Oct. U. W. at of order or di»- cousin, ii. have spent a few weeks with Mrs. Martha Neighborhood House, Northeast Harbor, Miaa Ethel Crowley, of Gouldahoro, Conary, accompanied them. M’KINLEY. I Nichols, left last week. Nichols Oct. is home for a vacation. Kidney trouble haa waa a gneat of Mm. Hattie-Webb gaaday. Chpt. 11. Crumbs. Mr*. Phebe Loring has returned from •name to Schooner Charleston, of Belfast, loaded prevalent Miaa Jeasie Macomber of Franklin, waa Bar Harbor, where she baa been empSeyed. that it is not uncom- Stibcctiarnunti. at J. W. Somes’ wharf last week with the week-end gueat of Will K. liavey and Mr*. Ada Mkrtin be* returned frem a mon for a child to be lumber from the Mt. Desert Co. wife. Supply visit to Portland, accompanied bj her nfflicted with Eva. The grammar school opens to-day, daughter , Mra. Zemro Hall, of Harrington, waa in The sadden death of taught by Miss Annie Bishop, of Fort Lorenzo 8. Trask, Child urinates too often. if the urine scalds town laat week visiting her aan, Zeaaro of Qott’s Fairfield. Miss Douise Cox, of Castine, Island, Sunday, at the home of Bitters. and old can fever cold ia purifying and many of the thousands of testi- grandson, William^F. Jordan, visiting tniCu- ?*' Young always depend including on tms fine old to relieve and soothing to the sensitive membrane that lines A daughter was born to Abe Neptune monial letters received from sufferers relatives and friends in lamoine. remedy immediately constipation sickness of all kinds. are the and the alr-paaeagee. it ia made to overcome the and wife Oct. 8. who found to be the They family physician great Swamp-Root just Mias Elfle Clarklleft Monday for Exeter, household in disease, not to fool the patient by a abort, de- Mias Minnie of is remedy thousands of homes. Try them tonight. Sparling, Islesford, remedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmer ahe N. H., where haa employment for the You will feel better tomorrow. cts. a bottle dealers. ceptive relief. There ia no cocaine or mer- the guest of Mrs. G. B. Grindle. & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and 35 at your be Into winter. She waa accompanied to Bangor cury ip it. Do not talked taking a Mrs. Amanda Perkins has gone to Pros- mention this paper. Don’t make any Cape Porpoise, Me. her Miaa who will “I substitute tor Ely’a Cream Balm. All drug- to visit her daughter, Mrs. George mistake, but remember the name, Dr. by sister, Vevie, be r>od BUT bottle, of *L t: AIwmJ'i Kuan gists tell it. Price me. Mailed by Ely Bros., gjct Kilmer’s and the employed there. 7_™Y_riT ;lr *5^*• refute. OUT sunuchj and hu aavcd ua many Swamp-Root, address, -OB. f. S.AV.T, St Warren Street, New York. Oct. 11, Bkiax. Binghamton, N, Y„ on Cray bottle. Oct. 11. G.