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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-19
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Dec II

H-hereas, BY The divine will of the supreme
Architect of the Universe our beloved brother.
Adelbert p. Kane. on the hr-l of August. 1900,
Joined the ranks of the Grand Lodge above. Mas
keag lodge. +. and A. deeply regrets the loss
of a brother worthy of our esteem and conf
deuce.
Whereas, The family Of our deceased brother
has lost devoted husband and fond parent,
TIL. lodge n skilled Master Mason, the comma
nifty a respected citizen therefore he IL
RESOLVED, That we extend 10 the family OF our
departed brother our heartfelt sympathy In
their fiiic lon, aud may the Grand Master above
bind up the wounds. soothe the SORROW, and as
suage 1hr grief of the bereaved family. trusting
We shall al he united In that better land where
all Is peace and rest, and
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of our late brother. and spread
on the records OF the lodge and printed In THE
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
EDGAR W. WELLS,
EDWARD w. GRIFFIN,
EDWARD q. FAINTER,
Committee on resolutions.
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Ashvine.
j. II. Tracy, 2nd, and NJ. W. johnson
got two deer last week.
F. ii. Bean killed a one-year pig
which weighed 525 pounds.
Miss Mary Evans closed a successful
term OF school Friday.
Ellie Sperry, Of South Gouldsboro, is
visiting re,atives here.
George Farren and family went to
Z tionviiie Saturday TO visit elatives.
Eus Trscy OF Goulds boro. wss in town
last week visiting relatives and friends.
Schooner ..Susan Frances" has arrived
with freight for Hanna Bros, +. J. Rob-
.rt-on ana L. Nj. Bunker.
Preb'e Il Sperry have bought l.. NJ.
Bunker'- wagon house, and have taken
Vt into the " GODS o camp inthis winter.
The mem ers OF tha East Sullivan Sum
day school gave the superintendent, Capt
o. p. Bragdon, surprise party Saturday
.vening and presented him with an easy
chair. All report pleasant time.
DC II B.
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Franklin Road.
Mss May Stella lies has returnt d
from an extended stay In Hsssachuss tis.
Miss Banch Mcfarland is IN Egypt
caring for her aunt, Mrs. Eliza JOY, who
is seriously Ill.
Mrs. Ida Ramsdell, OF Lubec, spent sev
erai days last week with her grandma, her.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson.
Henry Bdtier, wife and dsughi, r
Hazel spent Sunday in Esstbrook, the
guests of his father. Freeman butter.
Dec, II. G.
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Eden
OBITCARY Y.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist. IA Main St.

Eden.
OBITUARY.
Greenleaf Hodgkins died Dec. IL at his
home in Eden, aged sixty-seven years
He WAS born at Red Beach, In 1893, and
moved to Lamoine Point at the age OF
nine years. Later he moved to Ellsworth,
where he married Miss Rachel Grant. He
lived in Ellsworth until 1876, when he
moved to Eden where he resided until his
death. Mrs. Hodgkins died over four
years ago.
Mr.. Hodgkins was kind father and
good neig hbor, and will be missed by all
who knew him He leaves two sons and
two daughters - John l.. ard Moses A.
Hodgkins, Emma Hodgkins and Mrs
Ada Higgins, OF Hun, Cove. aud one
brother, Edward J. Hodgkins, OF Ellis
worth.
Funeral services were held at his late
Residence Thursday Rev. {. f. Burieigh
officiating. Many relatives and friends
we're present.
Dec Is +.
Rev. Mr. Burieigh and wife went to
Otter Creek, here he held services Sun
day.
james Garland and son Leroy left Mon
day for the Union river woods with their
team.
Mrs. Eva ColsoD and little son Harris
have gone to Boston. where Mr.. Colson
mas employment.
Moses hodg ms, of Boston, who was
called here by the death of his father, re-
turned home Friday.
Dec II. T.
Capt. Will Coggins is at home for the
winter.
Edward Cunningham has returned from
Boston.
e. B. q ggins suffered slight shock Of
paraiys sis in his left hand short time
ago.
Calvin Young came home last week
from Bluehill, where he has been at work
at stone cutting, with a badly injured
finger.
A meeting was held last Saturday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. Edward Curtis to
make arrangements for the annual
Christmas entertainment. Misses Nellie
Young and Laura Treworgy, Mrs. Rose
Coggins and Calvin Young were made
committee OF arrangements.
The town fathers, accompanied by a
surveyor, have been looking over the
town line between Surry and Bluehill
the past week, as required by law. A
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SOuno.
Perry Sargent and wife are home for
the winter.
Harbor for the winter.
Bert Hodgkins, of Bar Harbor, who
bought the George Slower place and
moved here, has gone back to Bar Har Dor.
Rev. j. r. Norwood, of Mort beast
Harbor, will have Christmas tree in this
place for the children Christmas night
Gerald Richar dson has been at home
the past week from Northeast Harbor,
where he has been employed all summer.
Dec. II. b.
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A Keen Clear Brain.

Your best feelings, your social position
or business success depend largely on the
perfect action of your stomach and liver.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills give increased
strength, keen, clear brain, high am
bition. A 25 cent box will make you feel
Ike new being. Sold by WIGGIN &
MOORE, druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-19

Now is the time when Group and lung
troubles prove rapidly fatal The only
harmless remedy that produces immediate
results is One Minute Cough Cure 1t is
very pleasant to take and can be relied
upon to quickly cure coughs, colds and
all lung diseases 1t will prevent con-
sumption. WIGGIN IL MOORE.
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tsout,tsboro
Mrs Liz e McCarric is i'll.
{. ii. Emery, of Ellsworth h, was in town
Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Young aud family have moved
into Henry 5ovey's house.
Mrs. Mile Guptiil, who has been iii
since early summer, is improving.
The schooner Ralph K. Grant" is at
Gouidsooro Point with freight for Ira
Shaw.
There will be a Christmas tree in the
Methodist church, and a Christma bail
and turkey supper at Bay View hall.
Dec. II. JEN.
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graph company the past eight years as
manager of Offices, and has worked at
Dallas. Alvarsdo and Taylor, Texas. She
|'eft Taylor Dec. 6. for Boston, where she
met Mr.. Wooster.
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South Hancock.
e. W. Wooster, OF this place, was
married Monday, Dec. 10, at the office OF
the city register in Boston, to Mrs.
Clara l.. Billings, of Texas. The bride
was native OF Illinois. She has been in
the employ of the Western Union teIe-
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Bartlett's island.
The school closed with an entertain
ment consisting OF dialogues and tab
leaux.
Mrs. F. G. Bartlett, who has been at
Southwest Harbor visiting friends and
relatives, returned last Saturday.
e. W. Ober has returned from Seal Har-
Dor, where he has been teaching.
Merritt Ober and George Bartlett were
here Sunday.
Vie Dix came home last Friday and took
her father oack to Southwest Harbor with
her Saturday.
Capt. Dix and daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Robinson, are at home for the present.
Dec. 10. b.
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Winter Harbor.


OBITUARY. "A
Capt. Thomas H. Smallidge died at his
home at Winter Harbor Friday, Dec. I,
after a long and painful Illness. Deaf h
did not come unexpectedly as the re-
latives had been aware OF his serious ILL.,
ness for weeks, yet the blow fell very
heavily. Every member of the family,
including wife and children, was present
through his Illness, ministerlhg to his
every want and comfort with a care and
gentisaas4 taa: snoothed the rugged
pathway to the grave.
Capt. Smallidge was born at Mt. Desert
in 1928. He followed the sea for liveli-
hood in his earlier years until he became
an invalid. since which time he has been
a merchant and filled many offices Of
trust, among them being that OF town
treasurer which office he filled at the
time of his death.
In early life Capt. Smslldge married
Miss Elizabeth Tracy, of Winter Harbor,
and came to this town to live. They
were the parents. of a large family OF
children, of whom the following are now
living: Capt. Charles SmaIlidge, of
Castine; Mrs. Z. A. MilIiken, Mrs.
Edward ODER, Mrs. Robert MiIliken, OF
Bar Harbor; Jesse, Joseph and Hilliard
Smaliidge, of this town.
Bro. Smaliidge was an honored and
respected member of Winter Harbor
lodge, F. and A. M, which at his request
conducted the funeral services. In the
death OF Bro. Smallidge the family loses a
loving father and husband, the town ali
honest and industrious citizen, and the
fraternity one OF its oldest and most
faithful brothers.
Dec. Is. s.
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u the IT6 post-oitces in Hancock county;
oil the other papers in the county COM
bSned do not reach so MANI. TIM AMER
e.. 81. only paper printed IN
Raacock counis and has never claimed TO
-, but II ~ the only paper that can prop
evtS De called COUNTY paper; all the
sest are merely local papers The ctrcHto-
ZION OF THE AMERICAN. barring the kar
darbor Records snmnter list. ~ larger
than that Of dt the other papers printed
in Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-19

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are dainty
little pills, but they never fail to cleanse
the liver, remove distractions and inyig-
crate the system. WIGGIN q MOORE.
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d fown---conaratuisie me. old man.
Ny pretty typewritav ia going to become
my wife. Green,-Y eu'se ia luck. NV
Wiz a s'st- op"o becoming my .yps
writer.
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Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your di-
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you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind OF work. This has
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sold by all medicine dealers. % cts.
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- |+t=-' t's,ta
f'arl Bracey is at home from Fairfield
Frank Rice, OF Bangor, was in town last
week.
f f Mace lost one of his horses re-
Gently.
j R Shuman is spending the week in
Boston
Howard Lord left to- day for business
trip to Ellsworth.
A. b Haynes and Guy Patterson ar
rived from 10 Mary lakes Saturday.
II. L. Rowe, of Aurora, has moved his
crew into the woods near Middle Branch
pond.
John T. Clark and Mortimer Good win,
of Franklin, returned home Thursday
after few days stay here.
Miss Vivian Remission, of Amherst, and
Ralph Jackson, of Brighton, Mass, Wis
tied relatives here recently.
Harry Corners and Mr.. Salisbury, of
Bar Harbo returned home Monday from
a few days stay at Camp Pleasant.
A. s. Bunker, of Hull's Cove, has been
spending the week at Camp Pleasant, and
at Alligator lake, hunting. He returned
home to- day with one deer.
Dec. 16. FLoSsIE.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Mattocks desire
through THE AMERICAN to express their
gratitude to the people OF Sullivan and
the community for the tender expressions
OF sympathy, and practical help, extended
to them in their bereavement.
Dec. IT, G.
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part OF The distance they found the line
agreeing With the old boundaries. at
ther points there we're errors which
~on'] 49,, ~ accounted -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-19

West sullivan.
The death of Jeanne Msttocks, tie
fifteen year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. james Mattocks, after only twelve
hours illness, was great blow to tue
family and great sorrow to the entire
community. Father, mother, sisters
brot hers sud friends viii miss her niue o.,
because of her wonderful spirit OF ch.tr-
fulness and help to all. She had tor m t
than a year filed the position rs or
ganist in the church. She died Ties lay,
Dec. IL. Funeral services were hell al
the church the following Thursday after
noon. The floral tokens we're very beau
tiful and numerous, among them being
a beautiful wreath from her schoo9m a es
and teachers, carnations from her girl
friends and roses from the Pythian sis
terhood. Although the father and FIVE
brothers were away in distant towns and
cities, they were all able to be at the ser
vice, which was very impressive. The
tender words of sym patty by Rev. W. b
Russell made lasting impression on the
audience. The pail bearers were Clarence
Havey, Harvey Stanley, Adelbert Gordon
and Arthur Newman.
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Dec. H..

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KIDNEYS MADE WELL
BAILEY'S IMPERIAL DROPS.

Extracts from testimonial of A. 5.
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For long time my kidneys were
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everybody considered my case hopeless,
Then / was induced to try your I'M
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Z J, Totten has his store open again till
New Year.
l.. f Kimball and family went to Bos
ton last week for the winter.
Rev. Mr., Cranston, former pastor here,
preached at the Union church a week ago
last Sunday. The same day he married
W. Wagner, OF Stockton. and Miss
Armenia Herrick, OF this place.
Dec II. Ia p.
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Northeast Harmon.
BUILDING NOTES.
The foundation for the Murray cottage
is completed. The frame has not arrived.
The Bradley cottage is sh'ngled in. the
chimneys built with four hreplaces, and
the inside ready for lathing.
At Harborside Charles Candage Is build
ing quite large cottage for New York
parties. He has most of the frame raised
Plans for the new church, st Mary-by-
the Sea, have been received Graves Bros
have a crew at work getting ready to build
the foundation.
The annex to the Clark cottage Is being
built, after blasting In thu solid ledge seven
feet for cellar Work on the frame is
under supervision OF A J. Allen.
The foundation for J c. Havemeyer's
cottage to be built ON Manchester point Is
nearly completed The lumber has arrived
F. l.. Savage made the plans and has
charge OF construction.
DR.. Peppers new cottage building on
Schooihouse hill is up, and the roof Is
shingied The view from 1t is grand J
II SOULS is contractor. Near by b w.
Cand tge & Sons have the contract to build
large cottage for l. L Kinbali. They
are building the foundation
This place is having a busy winter.
Many men are at work here. Every
boarding house is full and quite a number
are camping out. Ii WAS so late hen the
parties decided To build that it brings
work on late and in bad weather.
Mrs. $. b T lton. OF Boston. Is to have a
cot age built near the golf grounds
Graves Bros. are putting in the founda-
ton. The plans are by a Boston architect
and the cottage will be built by Boston
contractor who has hired Capt. Corson's
cottage near by and will board his work
men
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fremont


MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas. il has pleased our Heavenly Father
to remove from our midst our beloved brother,
John l.. Narbum, and
Whereas, We the members of Pemetic lodge,
!. o. O. +, sincerely mourn our loss. and feel
that In his death have lost true and faithful
member and one whose constant attendance at
our meetings leaves an example we might
well follow, therefore
Resotced, That we extend our heartfelt sym
pathy TO his bereaved family In their loss of a
Kind and owing husband and father
Resotped, That copy of these reso uiions be
spread upon our records as loving tribute TO
his memory.
Resoiued. That our charter he draped In
mourning, that ID copy of these resolutions be
IN, family of our deceased brother and
a copy To THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN and the
Ear ttnrbor R~cord, for publication
T. WEBSTER fRENCH
EDWIN T.. HIGGINS,
j. u. PHILLIPS
Commute $50 utloH-.
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If your liver is out OF order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose OF
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-09-10
POLITICS OF
THE COUNTY
Democratic Ticket Will Be
Named Tomorrow.
Delegates Were Elected on
Saturday, But No Fore
cast of the Result Can
Yet Be Made.

Delegates to the Democratic county
Wilkesbarre, were elected on Saturday
evening. As number of these are in
dependent, or will not state which fac
tion of the party they will support, no
forecast of the ticket can yet be given
The principal contest is for Judge,
Woodward, Martin and Hines being the
candidates. There is a strong anti
Woodward feeling in the party, but
whether Martin or Hines is strong
enough to defeat the power of the in
terests back Of the judge is not known
Davenport is pushed forward for a
denomination to congress by the same
people who are behind Woodward and
both will win or fall together.
The delegates who will represent this
district are as follows:
Freeland-First ward, James f.
Welsh; Second, Michael Murrin; Third
Henry Hincer; Fourth Patrick Carey;
South, Second district, Hugh Nc
Groarty; Third district, John Campbell.
Foster-Drifton, Con Gallagher; Wood
side, Hugh p. Malloy; Highland, James
McNelis; Sandy Run, Neal p. johnson;
Halle Brook, John Devinney: East Fos-
ter M. p. Campbell; Upper Lehigh,
Denis Ferry; Pond Creek, William Shea
man; Eckley, Michael Dennion.
Hazle-Je eddo, Peter Brislin; Drifton
John II. O'Donnel.
Jeddo-Phil Brislin.
Butler-Upper Lehigh, Louis Snyder
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-09-10
Refused to Play.

The agreement made between the
Freeland Tigers and Hazleton Athletics
to play ball yesterday was cancelled by
the management of the Hazleton club
Friday evening. The conditions of the
game were that the winning team
should receive 60 per cent of the gate
receipts and the loser 40 per cent
These conditions were agreed to after a
weeks negotiations, and were the only
terms upon which Hazleton would come
here.
Friday evening the local club was
asked by Hazleton to share the grand
stand receipts. Upon being refused,
the city clubs manager cancelled the
game.
The sporting people of the region had
looked forward to seeing a great contest,
and the discourteous treatment accorded
Freeland, after the agreement had been
made and the game widely advertised,
plainly shows that Hazleton had no
desire to test its strength against the
Tigers.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-09-10
John Smith Is Dead.

John Smith, who was a resident of
town for several years and who at one
time conducted the leading boot and
shoe store here, died at his home in
Cementon, near Slatington, yesterday
morning. Mr.. Smith was employed as
a foreman at the cement works near his
home, which position he accepted over
a year ago, when he removed from
Freeland. For years he was one of this
towns prominent business men, and the
news of his death win be received by
the people here with sincere regret.
Mr.. Smith worked at his emplo yment
on Saturday. That evening he was
attacked by cramps, and after an all
night struggle with the disease he ex-
pired yesterday morning. The deceased
is survived by a wife and several young
children.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon. The remains will be inferred
in the cemetery at Egypt, Lehigh county.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-09-10
UPPER LEHIGH.

Workmen will begin tomorrow to
make golf ground which will be one of
the finest in lower Luzerne county when
completed. Four acres near the base
ball park have been selected for the pur.
pose, and the ground will be cleared,
plowed and narrowed and fitted up in
manner calculated to suit the lovers of
this sport.
George Shelley has accepted position
in Philadelphia, and will move to that
city some time this week.
A. c. Leisonring and family, Mrs.
Woodin and family, of Berwick, and
several other people from town picncked
at Lauderbach's grove on Friday.
Walter Moses and family, of Buck
Mountain, are visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis will give a
party tomorrow evening to number of
intimate friends'in honor of the birth
day of their daughter, Miss Rachael.
Miss Elizabeth August, of Beaver
Meadow, is visiting Mrs. Harry August.
Master John Mealng is suffering from
an abcess under his arm.
Mrs. Nellie Hughes, of Wilkesbarre,
is the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes.
The White Haven base ball club did
not put in an appearance on Saturday,
and consequently no game was played.
In the Democratic convention at
Wilkesbarre tomorrow Louis Snyder will
represent the Butler district and Denis
Ferry the Foster district of town.
Mrs. Mealing has moved into the
block formerly occupied by the late
Mrs. Drahelm.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-09-10
STRIKE ORDER
POSTPONED
Miners Are Working Today
Same as Usual.
National Executive Board of
United Mine Workers Ex-
poets an AmicabIe Settle
ment of the Difficulty.

The expected orders from Indianapolis
to the anthracite miners to strike were
patiently waited for throughout Penn
sylvania all day Saturday, and when
the time limit given to the operators ex-
pired at p. m. the suspense was great
throughout the entire region.
However, the national executive
board, for reasons best known to its
members, delayed the message which
would have caused over 1O0,0 900 men
and boys to cease work, and, instead,
they issued orders to all members of the
United Mine Workers to continue work
as usual, but to hold themselves In
readiness to respond should further eff
forts to effect a settlement prove futile.
BY the business people, and those who
believed that all efforts to induce the
operators to confer with the miners
have not yet been exhausted, the mes
sage revived hopes that the great strike
may yet be averted.
The grounds upon which the officials
of the union base their prospects of an
amicable settlement are not ready to be
given to the public.
1t is rumored, however, that an ad-
justment of the grievances is hoped for
through the intercessiun of neutral
parties, and then, should settlement
still be impossible, the orders to strike
will be sent out by those who hold that
power.
With the exception of certain sections
of the Lehigh region the United Mine
Workers have gathered within their fold
majority of the mine workers, Ameri-
can and foreign, and the organization
today is numerically stronger than any
labor organization was ever before in
the anthracite district. Leaders are
also coming to the front who have the
confidence of their fellow-workers.