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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-03-05
NIilesinn NendIcants.

Here are some characteristic stories
anent Milesian mendicants:
Gould yez help poor fellow to-
day and the Lord save yeZ?' said Il
beggar to a Dublin publican. Get
away" cried the landlord. I've had
a dozen of your kind here today al
ready" "Shure. and it's meself that
sadly knows how the professhion is
overrun," replied the beggar.
Quite recently the following CONVEX
sation was overheard between two old
garty." said one. "Good mora, kindly
Judy" replied the other IL hope
see you we'll this mornin'?" "Oh, very
well, entirely SO, Mrs Fogarty, ye
married yer daughter Kate. Did she
get good match?" "a splendid man.
praise be to heaven She got Blind
Darby Driscal on the Dyke. that makes
more money than any three beggars in
Cork" "Ah, thin, but it's me that's
glad to hear yer news! And did ye
give her anything?' FAX. did, then!
Didn't give her the best side Of Pat
rick street, which if we'll begged is
worth siven and siXpence week?'
Upon me word, but it's We that was
generous!" exclaimed the other.-Lon-
don Family Herald.
She Was Grateful.
Mr.. Browns business kept him so
occupied during the daytime that he
had little opportunity to enjoy the go
ctety Of bis own children. When some
national holiday gave him a day of
leisure bis young sou was usually his
Mr.. Brown, reproa ched by the wistful
eyes Of his seven-year-old daughter, re-
varsed the order of things and invited
the little girl to so with him for long
walk.
She was shy. silent. small person,
and during the two hours stroll not
single word could Mr.. Brown induce
the little maid to speak, but her shin
Ing eyes attested that she appreciated
bis efforts to amuse her--indeed, she
fairly glowed with suppressed happi-
ness.
Just before they reached home. how
ever. the child managed, but only after
Y tremendous struggle with her inner
ent timidity, to find words to express
her gratitude.
Papa. what flower do you like best Z"
she asked.
why, l don't know, my dear-sun-
flowers, l guess"
'"rhen" cried tho littla Girl hoo p,iuo,
with gratitude, that's what III plant
on your grave!'-Woman's Home Com
panion.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-03-05
HACKETT & ISAMAN
Real Estate, Loans and insurance,
East Jordan, Michigan
Sale the following valuable real estate

80. l6 acres. about 5 miles from East
Jordan, ! mile from school. frame
house and frame barn. we'll watered.
pleasant location. Not frosty; would
make good fruit farm. Price $50.
10 acres, miles northwest OF East
Jordan, about ~ acres improved, some
hardwood and cedar timber Creek
runs through it; will make good stock
farm. Price $500.
10 acres, or whereabouts, With large
and RECONSTRUCTED buildings, and
good grist mill with good trade; also
several village lots. This will be sold
at IA bargain. For particul rs writ
or call at this agency.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-03-05
EXCURSIONS
VIA THE
PERE MARQUETTE

LOW RATES TO THE WEST.
Special one way low rates to Okla
homa. Indian Territory and TexG 8
points. Tickets on sale Tuesday,
March lst and 18th. Ask agents for
particulars or write.
H.J. Gray, d. p. A, Grand Rapids
Mich. 27-2
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-03-05

Gather the roses of health for your
cheeks, While the parks are shining
with dew. Get out in the morning
cary and bright BY taking Rocky
Mountain Tea at night. f, G. Warnc's.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-03-05

Every thief causes lot of honest
men to be suspected unjustly. Atchl-
son Globe.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-03-05
EAST JORDAN LUTHER co.
Special Offering:

rs Pairs ChidreRs Ruhhers, former price 3Sc 26c
30 Pairs Misses Rubbers, former price 4oc, now CSC
as Pairs Ladies' Rubbers, former price 4sc, now CSC
40 Pairs Ladies Arctics former price 7sc, now ACC
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-12
EAST sURRY.
0ct.s.

Capt 5. J. Treworgy Is at home after a
season Of yachting.
Mrs. Jennie SWEET, OF Bsyside, visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Margery Fcgg, of Freeport. with
her two children, u visiting her tosior-
parents, Capt. and Mrs. NJ. d. ehatso.
Your scfibe had pleasant call from
George r. Clark, who Ia an inmate OF the
soldiers honc at Togus. Mr.. Clark Is
much blessed with the home, and II Is
very interesting to listen TO his descrip.
lions of 1t.
News was received last week by Miss
Emma Treworgy OF the death of her
brother Melvin, at Springfield, OF typhoid
fever, at the age of ffsy-tse years. He
leaves widow and two sons, besides his
aged father, Capt. Charles Treworgy, of
surry, two brothers, John r., OF Pleasant
Point, N. j., and Everest, OF Holyoke.
Mass.. two sisters, Emma, of Surry, and
Mrs. Clara Wilson, Of Ellsworth.
Oct. 10. T..
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w EST FREMONT.

Miss Evelyn Pomroy came home this
weeg.
Eugene Gordins came home from
Gouldsboro Friday to visit his parents.
Ernest Murphy, who has been awsy for
nearly two years, came home Friday.
Emma Reed came home from Northeas,
Hsrbor, where she has been at work.
Dalton and Willie Reed are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Euniee Lopaus.
Lewis Springer bought the boat, the
Hiawaths. that went ashore on Black
island.
Harry sprague Is home from Northeast
Harbor, whore he has been at work the
past summer.
Mrs. Fred Bridges and family have
moved home from rinker's leland where
they spent the summer.
The home of While Sawyer was glad
dened Oct. by the birth OF nine and s.
hall pounds boy Merton Raymond.
The people OF the place had concert
and ice-cream supper Friday night for the
benefit Of the church. Proceeds. SIS so.
Kate Clark, who has been working at
the Dirigo, came home Sept. 30, and left
Oct. for Boston. She will be away two
weeks.
Harry Gordins, who has been at WORK
at South Gouldshoro, came home last
week, and has gone to work at the Bass
aarbor factory.
l.. w. Rumill wss ct Augusta last week
before the State board OF emhaimfng
examiners, and returned With a license
as an embaiming undertaken. Mr.
RumilI has sold bis Brookside cottage
formerly the X. b. Dix homestead, tc
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Sawyer, of Seal Cove, who
intends to occupy it soon.
Oct. 10. THELMA.
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BROOKLYN.
Oct 3.

George Ingalls, has moved into bis new
house.
Miss r. A. Mayo went to Boston Tnaa-
day on business.
Capt. NJ. a. Fiye, OF ssonins.on. spent
Sunday at home.
Capt. Scott aud sons, OF Deer fsle, were
In town last week.
Capt. Daniel jackson and vile are VISIT
ing In Hoiyoke, Mass.
A. O. Blake, who has been employed in
Bar Hsroor, IL at home.
Capt. Frank Arsy, OF Backsport, visited
at A. Il. Blake's last week.
n. Lewis Smith has gone to Beverly,
Mas, where he viii be employed.
The c. Il. local union viii meet with The
BrookIin c. Z. on Taesdsy. Oct. IL.
Mrs. A. e. Fasnsworth. Of Southwest
Harhor. ID Visiting her husband here.
Mrs, Miles Brown, OF sargentville, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma Kane.
Mrs. J. d. Babson is visiting Der daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles west, In Roxbury, Msse.
Rev. T.. s. Dres attended the Baptist
State Convention at wstervilie last
week.
Mrs. Lsitie Smith, Of Providence. II. l.,
was the guest of Mrs. Cora Means last
week.
Mrs. r. a. Alden, who has teen visiting
a iriead In South Framing ham. Mass.. Is
at home.
The workmen on the nsw telephone
iiacs have arrived, aud work Is going tor
ward rapidly.
Ebsn Ailuu has gone to Bangor for med
teal treatment. He was accompanied by
his son Rodney.
Clifton Stanley, who went to Boston
faw weeks sgo, has employment in the
Yoath's ComPamiom office.
Mrs. Lucy Hassey has returned to her
home In South Framing ham, Mas, after
spending the summer here.
Harvey Sargent, OF ssrgeniviila, deliy-
cred an interesting lecture GA Cnins isst
Sunday evening la the Baptist church.
Misses Ethel Hin aud Gertrude Me-
FarlAnd, who have been visiting Airs.
Sarah Crane at Winter Harbor, are home.
Ralph Bent hiss gons 10 New YORK TO
make arrangements with Morrill, Goddard
for the erection OF his cottage at Saskeag.
otrtn Green, OF West BreoksvllIc, VITO
has been employed at this Phillips house,
left Sunday for the Lynnmore, Sargent
Vile.
Oct. 10. Use FEMME.
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GREAT POND.
Use FEMME.

Elbridge Chick. Of Clifton, ia a guest OF
bis son Guy.
Miss Garry and Miss Nash have re-
turned to Bangor.
Mrs. Lewis shaman has returned 10
franklin for the winter.
wan Durham aud Ed. Foster were In
town on business Saturday.
Hiram Garry, OF Los Angeles, Cal. has
been visiting his brothers family this
week.
Mrs. John Williams has gone to Clifton
to care for Mrs Leonard Williams, q
former resident OF this place, who Is III
with consumption.
Mrs. Harriet Coison, who has been visit
Ing her children In Wesley for two
months, is home. She was accompanied
BY her grandchildren, Lee sud Myrtle
Archer, who are spending this week with
their cousins here.
Oct. TO- ~
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FRANKLIN.

II. M. BlaisdeI went to scmesville on
business Saturday.
Fred L. oreutt, and family, of East
Sullivan, visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Asa L. Dyer aud little Rena DeBeek
are at. home from an extended visit in
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Grace Ryder and infant son, OF Der
Harhor, are visiting her parents, Henry
Dyer and wife.
f. II. MRcomher was up from Seal
Hsrbor for a weeks fishing recently.
Mrs. Macomher visited her father, A. II.
Devereux, at Lamoine. on her way
home.
Mrs. Charles Higgins and son and Mrs.
Maude Higgins, OF Ellsworth. were In
town one day last week, the occasion
being the eonvening OF a large company
of friends to observe the birthday of
Mrs. Fife Maeomber. Not the least
among the various attractive offerings OF
friendship were some fine pnlleis.
Sunday evening service at the Metho-
dist church was devoted to temperance.
Mrs. L. Tyler Bunker gave a very interest
ing talk descriptive of her visit to the re-
cent gathering Of the w. c. T. u at Au-
gusta. Mrs. Grace Butler recited, Mrs.
Petersen and Miss Berniee Dunn were
soloists, Mr.. Cobb, the high school teacher,
assisting in the choir music.
The types are responsible for an ocea-
sional Misrepresentation, and this is to
fnue
Julia A. Martin, manager OF the Tarratine
Hancock Point, will this winter have
charge of one OF the fraternity buildings
at orono. Miss Elizabeth Martin viii
continue her commercial course in Ban
gor.
Oct 10. q.
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LAMoINE.
THEI.MA.

Capt. Jefferson Smith and son Clarence
are at home.
Eben Whitaker, and wife little daughter,
of Bar Harbor, visited Mr.. Whitaker's
parents Sunday.
Charles Reynolds will go to Portland
this week to engage In the dental business
recently purchased By his brother, DR..
Fred Reynolds.
Rev. c. A. Parker occupied the pulpit
Sunday morning, and preached an inter
estiDg and practical sermon. He also con-
Quoted the evening services. Mr.. Parker
will preach next Sunday morning.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins aud wife leave
home Thursday for a visit with relatives
in California. They will spend a week or
two In st. Louis on the way out. Capt.
Hodgkins has a sister, Mrs. Lowell Cog
gins, and Mrs. Hodgkins has uncles and
cousins in California with whom they win
enjoy the time until the new year.
Oct, 10. III
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welcome ministers OF different denomi
nations. Rev. C. N. Dsvia. afters faithful
psstorate OF seven years. has rendered his
resignation 10 take effect Nov. 2.
Mrs. Roee Wedge and Frank Johnson
ieft for the hospitals to-day, Mrs. we6ee
t. enter shc charity hospital 10 Brookline,
Masa.. through the kindness of Mrs.
Moorfield Storey. OF Boston, and Mr.
johnson to enter the Maine general at
Portland.
Oct 3. r.
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TREN TON.
Oct. 10.

G. c. Young Is at home for tew days.
Miss Maude Jordan has returned to Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. NJ. II. Mcfarland and son Howard
have returned to Boston.
George j, Stafford, Of Bar Harbor, was
in town one day this week.
Miss Bernice Jordan spent Sunday with
her parents, Benjamin Jordsn ard wife.
K. l.. Moore, sr., and wife spent sun
day with their son Loliie, OF Ellswort h
Falls.
Lonnie Woodwork, Of Bar Harbor, was
the guest OF Miss Maede Jordan tor few
days last week.
Oct 10. M.
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COUNTY NEWS.
nRooKsviLLE.

Mrs. y. V. Douglass ls visiting her A..
band In Bangor.
Mrs. ". p. Douglass Is with Nv
Seymour Perkins.
W. Il. Hart and Z. V. Douglass ar. .n
pioyed In Bangor.
Daniel NJ. Stanley and wife are in lawn
They spent the summer ct North Copx.v
n. III.
Miss phebs p. Hiuckley leave. ga.
week for Milford, N. H., where sbs =.
employment.
Mrs. M. b. Perkins has gone to Aus,.,.
to visii her daughters, Mrs. c. q. Mo.hs,
and Miss Mary Perkins.
]. w. Bahsou aud family, who h,,.
been spending the summer here, tavs =.
turned TO Washington, ID. e.
An ice-eream soeiahle wns held ia "a.
school house In district 2,s last sstp,s,s
evening, under the efficient roansgsns,,
Of this teacher, Miss Olive Condor. Ahon,
$50 @as cleared. As shis is e ANAL sshsol
with an average Of only twelve ppuu.
and most OF them very young. Miss c,n.
doa ia 70 be congratulated On her Success.
The proceeds are tor dIctionsry 70, tss
school.
OCT. 4. gRAr,.
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COUNTY NEWS.
MlNruRN.


A daughter was born to Lyman Stanley
and vile Oct. !.
Little Norman B:assdsli, who has teen
very i'll. IL better.
Mise Lsna Staples has been visiting
friends in Sedgwick.
Alfred Bridges, mate on the yacht
undetcliff, returned Tuesday for the
winter.
Mrs. Algia Staples and daughters Aiena
and Ncsiic we're visiting relatives here
last week.
Mrs. LlewelIsn conafy cut her wrist
badly while attempting TO put up kim
dow last Friday night.
Mrs. George Stewart is visiting her
daughters. Mrs. G. ID. Bridges. Mrs. A. A.
Bridges, and Mrs. Ssdler.
The schooner Radiant, Capt. John
Hardy, was here Monday with load OF
coal from Belfast for William Shepherd.
Mrs. T.. s. Johnson went 10 Boston
Monday. She will spend the winter NTH
her sister. Mrs. Edward Dow, OF Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
Oct. s. M. j.
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wALrn-AM.
srEc

Mrs. Hannah Haslem, sn aged resident
is very low.
Mrs. f. H. Jordan is visiting friends IN
Pennington.
Mrs. lacrosse Jordan. who bias been ID
Is improving.
Mise Phena Bradley visited her mother At
Huifs Cove recently.
Mrs. Clara Reid, OF CherryfleId, Is visit
ing Der brother, Milton Hssiem.
Mrs. Nettie DeEseck Is keeping house
for her brother, Stephen Jordan.
Miss Carrie Wiley, OF Cherryheld, Is
visiting her brother. BsniaFnin Wiley.
There will be a social dance at Fox's
bail Friday evening. Oct. Ii. Music by
Wilson.
Mrs. Lnells Peterson, who has been
visiting her uncle, b. r. Jordan, has re-
turned to Ellsworth.
Mrs. Anna Graves, Of Bangor, Is with
her mother, Mrs. Hannah Jordan, who
vas injured by a fail recently.
W. Biethen and wife, OF Lisbon Fails,
are visiting friends here. MIR. Bieth hen
Is building piszxa on the residence OF
W. b. Hastings.
Oct 10 II
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sEAL COVE.

Mrs. Sarah Carver is quite III.
Miss Marie Sawyer is visiting friends a
Owls Head.
Capt. E. P. sawyer'a family have moved
to Southwest HaFbor.
Leon Whaling, Of sullivan, visited
friends here recently.
Miss Helen Sawyer is teaching the fall
term OF school at opeeche.
Mrs. w. ]. Harper and Miss Lulu Pierce
are visiting in Boston ana vicinity.
Albert ODER visited his mother and
other relatives in Rocklsnd recently.
Miss Jennie Belle Price lectured at the
ball Oct. s, in the cause OF temperance.
Harlan Murphy hss had a piazza built
and with a fresh coat of paint his house Is
looking finely.
Miss Emily Sawyer has returned from
Southwest Hsrbor, where she hss been
spending few days.
Mrs. Harlan Mnrphy and little son have
returned from trip to Annspoite, n. s.,
where Mrs. Murphy visited her parents.
Joshua Marshall and wife, who rented
the Stanley cottage and passed The sum
mer here, have returned to Southwest
HarboY.
Mrs. c. A. Niekerson is home from
visit in Bangor and Hampden. Her
grandson, Master Fred Hodgdon, who
accompanied her, came home some weeks
ago, to attend school.
Mrs. Ella Walls and family have gone to
Eden for the winter. The families and
friends who have left the place have nearly
decimsted tie public school and Sunday
school. They Will be greatly missed.
r. L. Latty is home for the winter MIR.
Latty has been steward OF schooner John
J. hanson, the past season. He reports
that on the passage from Norfolk, Va, 10
Bangor, the vessel met heavy weat her. In
the gale of Sept. Is. " hile of Fire Island,
Mr.. Lafty had his watch broken and
clothing damaged by the heavy seas.
Oct. 10. ID.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Eugenis Bunnell, after an absence
of many years. is visiting the home OF her
childhood.
Hervey, son OF George Squirting, was
operated on yesterday. Drs. Durham
and Phillips.
Alfred Laad went to Kent's Hin TO at
tend school, instead OF Hebron, as previ-
ously reported.
Capt. Benjamin II. Squirting expects to
arrive here Wednesday to remain with
William p. Prehle during the winter.
Mrs, Mary Il. Hsmor and daughter. Mrs.
Eva Richardson, aud Mts. Lewis Ladd
and children leave to-day for two-weeks'
visit to relatives In Boston and Gloucester
and vicinity.
Rev. J. K. Wells, OF Wilmington, Del,
left last week. All are glad each season to
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REACH.
Oct. 10.

Capt. A. r. Holden arrived home from
yachting Saturday.
Miss Carrie Gray went to Chelsea.
Mass, this week to visit relatives.
Earle Lowell, OF Cambridge, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday at Levi Knights.
Mrs. Nancy Greenlawe il home from
Swans Island, where she has been visit
ing.
Miss Nellie Foster left Monday for Bos-
ton, after visiting her father, c. 3 Foster,
for few weeks.
Misses Laura and Rehscca Torrey re-
turned 10 Boston Thursday, after spend
ing the summer at their old home here.
Oct. 8. l..
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4BE Subscribers at JOG
o. tne CT ia dRcock county:
a. The Other papers IN the County com
osaed do not reach so many. TIE AMER.
foAE Is not me oais paper printed !"
Hancock county, and has aerer claimed TO
be, but & Is the only paper that con prop
sriy be called COUNTY paper; al the
best are merely local papers. The cireusa-
tion Of TIE AMERICAS, barring The Bar
HARDER Records summer list, IS larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
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Blue Hand. III. Jan. a. laal.
MISSES, Ell BRos ~ have used vzsr
Cream taiss is ay family for hine Year, asd h
has heeone my family doctor for colds ia .as
head. use /, freely on my children. MIA
goaseasI 70 ehliisen@ YeaEs respectfully,
) kINs2LL.
Mkssas. ELY Bros IL Suffered sFezgly Wi.h
eAsarrh and tried different rcmsilcs Without
effscs After usIrx one bottle Of year creasl
BALM / found relief ana l esnro, praise Too
highly sgch remedy.
Mas cuRA WILLARD, Albany, Y
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MARIAVILLE.

The threshers are again going the
rounds.
Henry Frost and wife are the happy
parents of fine boy baby.
Many from this town attended the fair
held In Amherst and report fine lime.
win Jordan, OF Eddington, and Miss
Addie KimoaIl visited friends in town
Wednesday.
Apples are very plentiful. The old
method OF taking care OF them by having
some good old-fas h.oned pairing bees is
suggested.
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EAST LAMor e.

Jesse Young and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival Of fine baby boy.
The G. e. held service yesterday after
noon in the place OF the regular preaching
service.
Mrs. Capt. Cousins returned Saturday
from Bangor after an extended visit TO
her son Charles. She reports very
pleasant time.
The Q. Z. society OF North Lamoine held
successful meeting last Friday evening.
Capt. John Kief led. The Sunday school
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was also we'll attended last Sunday morn
ing. Miss Emily Archer Is the new secre-
tary.
Rev. Il. n. Toms is taking his vacstion
al home. lie took severe cold which
settled in his back and side, and he was
confined 10 his room al OF last week, and
is stsn uaabie 20 be about, but hcses TO be
able to get out sometime this week. His
vacation trip had to be given up.
Oct. 10. SPEC.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.
Oct.T.

Misses Maria and Bertha Foss are home
from Bangor.
Miss Haita p. McCsuley Is home from
Lexington, Mass.
MRS. Nancy Wooster and Mrs. Fair
banks, OF Worcester, Mass, are guests at
c. Y.wooster's.
Mrs. w. I. Coggins left yesterday for
Maiden, Mass, to be present ut the mar
rfage OF her daughter Grace Eudora to
Edward Adelbert Keith, OF Brockton,
Mass, on Oct. S.
4. oet.3. w.
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NORTH I.AMolSg
tiRAcA,

Mrs. James Tseedte and 900 Frederic
Henry returned to-day to Cambridge,
Mas.
On aeceant OF III health due to ever
study, Mics Lila Persins, much to The re-.
gret OF both pupils snd parents, hiss been
Obliged TO return to her home Ia brooke.
vile. she Il succeeded 10 the school by
Mia Evelyn Bonsey, Of Ellsworth.
Oct, 10 v
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Tribute TO ..MorHKn'' sowLE.

TRIBUTE TO "MoTHER" sowLE.
Mrs. Flora II. sowle, whose death was
noted in last weeks AMERICAN, was
deserving of more than passing msntton.
Born on the old Whitaker homestead.
Gouldsboro, April Is, 1873, she was the
daughter OF George and Lucy Whitaker.
and the last survivor of their family Of
nine children.
At the age OF seventeen she began the
life OF teacher, and tor sixteen years she
was both popular teacher and success
fol one. not one OF the sixteen years psss-
ing without her teaching from one to
three terms of school.
In 1916 she was married to Hilisrd Nj.
Sowie, of this place, who was merchant
here from 1925 until hts death In 1852
For more than seventy five years Mrs.
SowIe was member OF the Met hodist
church here. Although for several years
she had been unable to attend any of its
services, her interest in church matters
never Tagged.
She was a subscriber to, and most In
terested reader OF, her church paper,
Zion's Herald, for nearly seventy years.
She was great reader, taking q lively in
terest In ali she read. Her wonderful
memory and sound good sense made ii q
pleasure to talk with her.
Despite her great age, she retained her
faculties almost entirely until her death;
her greatest cross seemed to be that her
falling eyesight made 1t impossible for
her to read more than few moments at
time.
She of4h remarked; "Wben / go |
want to go quickly" and her wish was
granted. for she died quickly and peace
fully; ID wss as II she had gone to sleep.
Her death was like a beusdiction--a
beautiful ending for beautiful life.
Oct. 10. :,