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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Topic for the Week beginning Mar. 20,
Comment by Kew. ;. IL. Doyle.

ToPic--Whst is Christ's life doing for your
II Tim II. La An Faster topcJ
The return Of each Easter dav should
be hailed With jay and delight. 1t is
resurrection z IN that day Jesus
our Saviour ih" bonds of death.
overcame thu iavgr IT the grave and
rose from Il dead. This day speaks to
US of life, 4 hope, Of comfort, Of saliva
tion as an ured fact 1t is little won
der. therett that upon this occasion
our minds should be drawn to this MI i'm
portant fact in Christian history, for if
Christ he not risen our faith is vain. our
preaching Is vain, and we are still IN
our sins. From a practical standpoint
no more important question could be
asked at this season Of the year than
that of our topic. BY recalling what
Christ's life Should do and testing our
selves thereby the best good may be ac-
complishsd.
|. Christ's life should strengthen us
Oh Tim. ii, y. Paul appeals to Tim
othy to be strong, not in his own strength
but in the grace that is in Christ
Jesus. Christ is not dead, but is risen.
He has the power and the strength 10
impart to His weakest child, and be-
cause He lives and is able and willing
To strengthen Us we should he strong IN
Him. Tho grace Of Christ IS the in.
ward power, which enables rs ITO viii
and 10 do of His good pleasure - Be
strong IN the Lord and in the power uf
His ruivht n HYra ii.a wv, tr.,... ...-,,,.
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West Brooks,ille.
Wild geese have come.
Mrs. o. L. Tapley Is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Austin Dority of Sedgwick, is in
town.
Barker Blodgett ami wife are at North
Haven.
A concert at the Congregational church,
Easter Sunday.
James 5. Farnham, after a weeks visit
at home, has returned to Bangor.
The Misses Pond and Jewett Of Bucks
port, returned home Tuesday.
Fred L. Tapley and wife of Vinalhaveu,
will spend few weeks in town.
Mrs. win c. Tapley has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Abbie Blodgett.
Brooks Grindle and son Walter left
town Tuesday for Connecticut.
Miss Augusta Hawes, daughter of John
f. Hawes, who has been seriously ILL., is
improving.
A supper at Rainbow grange hall March
8, was given to members and their friends
Games and music closed a very enjoyable
evening.
George Whitney, who for some time
past has been in Massachusetts, will spend
a months vacation with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Mills.
Silas c. Austin left town Monday morn
ing for the Maine general hospital. In
July last, Mr.. Austin fell from a wharf
upon the stones below, breaking his ankle
in shocking manner, which during these
past months has caused terrible suffering
1t is now feared that the foot will have to
be amputated.
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spectfulIy propose TO the Lakehurst league
that they unite into one society, believing
that such a union would be for the advaut-
age of ALL snd that more work could be
accomplished thereby. Therefore they
pray that your consent may be given,
and that your president may advance TO
meet theirs, TO confer upon such terms as
may be nece ssary.'"
I'll move that we say yes, said Georgia
Grey, after moments silence.
But be sure and bind them to terms
that suit US"
So June. shrinking at heart, though she
knew not why, went forward, and was
met by Robert who led her out of hearing.
We have decided that 1t may be best 10
nervnu-ly.
Providing you agree to certain"
MAKE what terms YOU Ike. June.
Robert interrupted.
Then perhaps ore viii cover the whole.
foa are to promise that we shall be ore In
all good purposes
we will pledge ourselves to that, glad
iY. Shall we shake hands and consider the
impact mai, 2" with smiling earnestuess
June held out her hand and then the
warm tide rushed over cheeks and brow
for Robert adrotly placing himself 80 s.
20 Green her from curious eyes. tishtened
j. clasp on her hand, drawing her toward
him
jane" he whispered. June. why may
not M, he true Of Won and me- s. well A.
~ TIE leagues which we head You
know that you have all my heart. dear !;
that yoa have been my guiding star. Let
u~ become one also, aud together lead our
followers toward that broader life for
which We both are striving Shall IL be
so june
And ia tbs true eyes raised to his, he
rrai his snswcr.
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Wa'rca Smith of Rockland has moved
M family into DAyit Smiths house, " h
The intention of keeping bosrder-
Misses Ida Morse and EVELYN Bridges
Wi. spend the spring vacation at home.
returning 70 their studies about April |,
anu remaining away until after they com
pirte the course and graduate about June
20
The Methodist society cleared about s25
on their town-me@ting dinner and supper.
Mrs Esther Orcutt il very hi. DR.. Neal
of fremont, is in attendance. The family
haye the sympathy of the entire com
munjty.
Special services are being held by the
pastor of the Methodist church, both In the
Methodist and Baptist churches. and will
continue a. long a. the present interest
prevails. Every service sees the house
well died, despite the bad state of the
roads The good work still goes on at
the Advent chapel, and an unusually in
tere~ting and profitable evening service is
reported from the Baptists this week
March TO-
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Franklin.
}. 5. Parsons and family have moved to
Pennington, where they will make their
future home.
Many are still on the sick list, among
whom are Deacon Edward Dunn, Minton
Crabtree and DR. Homer.
Presiding Elder Norton was in Franklin
over Sunday, and preached helpful ser
mon at the Methodist church
Many citizens have improved the fine
weather Of the past two weeks by taking
their families out to Tunk for a few days
fishing. The fishing has been good. but
fish scarce.
The fishermen have a taken up their
nets on account of the breaking up Of the
ice in the bay which has come three weeks
earlier than last year. The catch has not
been very large this year
Franklin loses good man ami citizen
in the person of John Parsons. who. with
his wife, has moved % Pennington So
ciety here, as at present constituted. can
not well afford 20 lose many Of it, coed
men.
BY far the busiest man In towa !. ur
DeBeck, who with his constant calls and
long drives, hardly fnds time for rest and
sleep. Though overworked ahd heariaz
the burdens of anxiety anA re~Pan-
sibility for 80 many patients. yet bis en-
aininatious arr thor ugh his pre~eripfiens
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COUNTY NEWS.
Or additional county ae,cs see other pages.


sullivan Harbor
Mrs Chas. p. Simpson Is quite ILL.,
F. ii. Lord spent Sunday In town.
Joseph b. Simpson Is In Florida for
some weeks.
Mfs II. H. Cleaves has been quite III,
out Is again able to be about the house.
Dr. A. /. Chase and wife are home
again after an absence Of several weeks.
Mrs A. S. Cummings writes from Bos-
son. thst her brothers. John S. and Daniel
d Ehery' are much improved in health
Frederic Simpson and wife of Newton
Mass, are in Bermuda. where they will
spend the present month and part of
April.
AionZo Clesves. who has been spending
several days with Herbert l.. Cleayes. has
returned to Jonesboro, where be intends
TO spend the summer.
Inc Sorosis met in the hall on Thurs
DAY large number was present. and AN
unusually pleasant and social evening was
spent, after the usual excellent supper was
enjoyed.
MISS ~ 4. Perry and her niece, Miss
heleh =. Moseley of Boston. have gone on
SIX months trip to Europe and the Nile
countries, England and Scotland. They
WI visit all the European countries except
kussla, Sweden and Norway
Miss Rose V BennIs Of BROOKLYN n
L. Is in Havana, where she will spend
several months with her fathers friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Louis V. Place About the
2oth Of this month she will be Joined by
her cousins, the Misses Alexander. and
VIII visit Mexico IN their company. after
which Miss Bennis will return TO Havana
70 complete her visit
The town was given a rare treat Friday
evening, 10 an entertainment given by Miss
neneFteve West and Miss Della Gerrish of
rankin, and Miss Conners Of this town.
MISS Vests selections were read with
great expression. and her gestures were
extremely graceful Her voice is very
sweet and i particularly suited 70 her
readings Miss Gcrrish plays with fine
touch and much feeling. Her selections
were good, especially the Sleighbell polka.
Miss tonners wonderful whistling solos
are 20 We'll known that no particular men.
tion II needed All who have heard her
VIII long remember her limitations. of III.
spring birds and how natural they are
March l3.
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c correspondence.


blt EiiIIL, MaTCh :, lH94.
III me- EIR3r n 7te .tAerIcda:
upttcrd a statement In the Commercill
in regard 70 Dr. g. W Morrtlrs (of Gull
faril hens sud The number Of egg, they
have laid through the winter months /
HIuterrd twenty .jx hens in 9e. Also ID %.
and reduced my h,ek to aftern in the sum
mrr.
In the fall added pullets enough to
Keep twrnty-~ix for tue winter. They
have warm quarters and quite variety u
fnat, and think they have paid me for
,he trouble IA eggs, u say nothing about
what chickens hal - dispose o.
L WIN styr you The number of eggs /
hayc hai tram March, g3 to March. 9i
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surry.
The "Juliette" attempted to come
through the ice to her wharf at this place
on Sunday, but was forced to retreat af-
ter breaking a short distance.
Excelsior lodge, |. 0. of G. T.. will hold
public meeting at Rural hall, March 20,
1t being Prohibition Day, celebrated In
honor of the great work for temperance
done by Neal Dow, who is 80 years old on
that day, and whose fame has been world
wide.
All regret 10 learn Of the long contin-
uance of the Illness Of Samuel Wssson,
OF East Sarry, who Is SO well known by
the readers of The AMERICAN, having been
for many years valued contributor. al
most from It's beginning. lie was firm
friend of its early editor, the late N. X.
Sawyer. He has for many years been .
central dgure 10 town affairs.
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Brigham Haynes is III.
baby girl has been received into the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will McGown
On account Of tho fewnes> Of the num-
Der IN attendance at church last Sunday. a
prayer meeting was held in place of the
usual preaching service
White Mrs. II. F. Maddocks and son
Chester were going To church SUNDAY
their horse broke through the thinly-
frozen ground and falling cut his breast
Slightly. There Are several bad places in
our roads, and care needs to be exercised
to prevent accident.
Four Of our people We're on the train
that was wrecked below Ellsworth last
saturday Lyman and David Dew itt and
Alex McGown jumped before the train
struck the team and thus escaped injury
Howard McGown, who remained in the
car, suffered diSlocation in the shoulder
and some Injury about one hand. All are
sincerely thankful that no further damage
was done.
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| L. 40 see ii the town VIII vote an
appropriation for fuel for the several
school districts
q To see If the town will appropriate
S'Vo LOT improving new street at Green's
Landing known as Sea Breeze avenue.
| 3. To see II the town viii vote to set
of districts l6 and 20-Green's LANDING
and Thurlows lsland-to become a new
town.
Short distance telephones are quite the
| rage here.
Bessie Thurlow is at home from L. NJ.
G. seminary.
There was chopplng match last week
for Mrs. Bertha Powers
Parker Turner will soon start laundry
IN the Fiheld store, opposite Elves can
ming factory
Charles N Small, who taught our win.
ter term of grammar school, has returned
to hents Hill seminary
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith have returned
to orrington after having passed the win
ter here with their daugt ter, Mrs. Richard
knowlton.
The Green's Landing Y z. 5. c. f.
took a collection on Tuesday evening Of
81 90 for Christian Eudeavor cottage at
Good Will farm.
Names are being proposed for the new
town y and smong the many selections
are Granita. Hale, Grenada. Granite CITY.
Bohemia, Reliance and Rockbouud
BENZ. :. Thurlow has returned from
Digby, Nova Scotia, where he went A.
riIot OF the tug Clipper" which was pur-
chased here Of Sylvester Neelon by c. A.
Ftets of Digby.
Rev, G. A. Plumer. chaplain of Maine
State prison, lectures here this evening HI
the Congregational church on Formation
OF Character. This Is the ffth IN the NJ.
+. lecture course. The sixth lecture next
week by Rev. MIR. Phelan of Camden.
c. Fred Eaton furnishes employment
for many persons in preparing clans for
bait. over 900 bushels were shelled by
his employees last week. He ships quite
largely 10 foreign markets last year 10
Portugal, this year 10 fishing ports Ia
Spain.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Lucretia
Turner were held at Isle au Haut on Sun
day, the lth, conducted by Rev. ii. Is.
Haskell. Mrs. Turner. in age, lacked bnt
two years AMI one half of fuurscore and
ten. All her long life she had been loved
and respected, helpful worthy woman.
The Knights Of Pythias have been
promising by advertisements and posters
to furnish THE event OF the season in the
shape Of big fair, which was held last
evening in Music hall, and fully met all
expectation and pledges. The Cadet band.
led by Mr.. Peakes. furnished excellent
entertainment, even If there had been
nothing more, but the extra good stage
programme was the cIo~ning feature
IN the evenings amusement. Seven
beautiful tableaux from scenes In Da-
mon and Pythas were presented There
were glees by the male quartettc, Messrs
Hopkins, Smith, Ffeld and Haskell
vocal duet by Miss Edith Simpson and
VIII Smith, vocal solos by l.. e. March Of
Rockand, and a brisk little farce, Were
all Teetotaers" by K. Y Stinson. IL b.
Haskell J. McMIlen, James Thurlow.
Mrs. j. X. Richardson and Miss Flora
hnowlton. The six quilt w@s drawn bv
Mrs. Frank Tbbetts the gold watch ana
chain voted to Miss Flora knowlton: the
Mexican table drawn by gentleman from
Rockland II. II, Abbott OF Bangor.
took the cake" Net proceeds about
Sl,5.
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administered with caie, and a kind. en-
couraSing word given to all.
A concert of high character was given
IN the Methodist church, Monday evening,
by Misses Genevieve West and Della Ger.
rish OF Franklin, and Miss Hattie Corners
OF Sullivan. The parts were all well rem
dered and pleasing, the very names OF the
participants warranting as much. Last
week was spent by them in making a tour
OF some of our eastern towns. where they
report good houses and general good
time.
Mar 49,
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March I2.


On Wednesday, March !. the following
party enjoyed q pleasant outing at Tunk
pond: William Mcfarland, wife and son,
Watson McGown and wife, Thomas Good
win, wife and son, Eugene Orcutt and
wife, Edward Hardison and wife. Mrs
Jesse Driscoll and Master Fred, willard
Clark, Frank Coombs Minnie Williams,
Percy DeBeck, Carrie Coomhs Galcn Or
cutt, Bertha Clark, Ira McGown and Lulie
Goodwin
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Worth striving for? Aye, that she was.
bis fair sweet June. Not until that night
hsd he known how dear she was to him.
The butterfly wings were torn. he would
never hntter away from her again.
Come and have game Of whist with
me tonight"
Robert Kent gave the Invitation to his
friends cordially. and It wss readily ac-
| cepted. Whist in Roberts rooms meant
jolly good time, plenty Of cigars, aud
liberal quantities OF ale or wine
They assembled early-there were no
smiling feminine faces 10 delay them
and were welcomed heartily by their host
The card-tables were set out in readiness,
the cigars We're on the side table, but the
| sparkling beverages were c,nspicuou- hy
their absence; there was nothing more
harmful than soda water TO be seen
Robert was in his gayest, most fsscIuat-
Ing mood. There ws~ no break III the
mcrriment tbs, prevailed. a. much a the
| intrIcacy Of the game would permit hut
I a, 10 O'Clock Robert laid down BIZ cards
Boys, | have question IN ask yeu
How much longer are we going tp ..t
/ those girl, ignore our existence?"
/ Until they choose ID ,lo oth,rwis, /
/ suppose growled a voice.
Ana meanwhile ~e are ~ - tamely /
down aud look on, while they are having
all the good times. aud laughing because
we are unt in H.
"hang u All. what ei~e can We Nh: u 1
theF won lock a. Us "e cant max them
'Snppn~ing "e run an opposition " 4
them-S"t np \ rlval society. aud Show I
1 dtm that we can have 'itte fun A. wsll .
a. they They think wc aren't capable ~ /
/ anything beside smoking and drinking 1
/ Deer on, know, someone told ms. II .
just made me mad IN see What i good (
fcl~nn ihey have FOR thinking wv Haven't 4
We eo'eFp Prise eh"aIh am"ng a 70 prove /
A''"' wrong
h'ort' lace Wa hh~heti, hls eyes shin /
ihg' haEfFIy' brilliantly, m haFauEned I
'h''n' ing hi' plans Tor their Jofni ben.
eht htioft them - glowing c"lnrS' aud a.
'i-N'- N'-. 'iN' +4--'+
h'Iht 'h' l7nn- Mfn'r ira1lr cam" ln'"
existence Robert. 'hr father ui II. wAS
haa" r. president Roberts energy p-r-
vailed y. he planned ant iahprei, Anu Arp.
th' ht'4n-'4~m I" thr desired height
H4' he dh h"t neEleci h-> owa work
hc >p'ni h'nT7 p rubbing up hin hal for
gotten Ani "h1.iy.n1usrh -tnrr nt icAru-
ing ahd addi"S 70 Y, preparatory tn TAX
ih- some position tn 't" anthmn. ani he
attended commercial o"tlcEe Ia town.
throwing G'oa deaI m Flm inio me
Soh'"i "oTk aud astonishing hla friends
" ~ perseverance
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West Ellsworth.

West Ellsworth.
Irving Carter has bought the Jesse Ire
worgy farm.
Otis Giles i going 20 move 10 Ellsworth
Falls this week
Alden Treworgy returned home tu low
ell, Mass, this week
Frank Mcadsr will return 20 Iowa about
May !. Tie i awitue~- iu an important
law SUIT NN~rn.
Marrh ~
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Mar 10.
Green's Landing.
TOWN MEETING.

TOWN MEETING.
Town meeting which was held on March
seems to have failed to cover required
articles In the warrant, so a second meet
Ing has been called, and is appointed by
the selectmen TO be held on Saturday,
March II:
/. To see If the town win vote an
appropriation for fuel for the several
school districts.
z To see If the town will appropriate
$500 for improving a new street at Green's
Landing known as Sea Breeze avenue.
3. To see II the town will vote to set
on districts l6 and 20-Green's Landing
and Thurlow's Island-to become u new
town.
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