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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28
OFF MARBLEHEAD.
Three Days Motor Boat Meet lnaugu.
rated-Twerty Entries.

Marblelead. Mass. July 27.-Three
days of motor boat racing with 20
boats entered were inaugurated, toda y,
by the Eastern Yacht Club. The entries
INCLUDE some of the craft which COM
peteG in the recent distance run from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28
BASEBALL
Washington Wins from
Cleveland, -Four to One.
Phi|Iies and White Sox Play
Ten Innings to a Tie.
Boston, Nat, Loses to Pittsburg Through
DeIehanb's Muff in the Ninth.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.

Boston, July 27-Leever pitched Il re-
marknble game for Pittsburs, today. al
lowing only two hits and giving no free
bases. Young was hit more freely, but 4
base on balls in the eighth and Drl&han-
TVS muff in the ninth were responsible"
for Pittsburg's ? to ! victory. Wagner ;
error saved Boston a shut out. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28

ni,l iA''l 7t"hIiiS'. w I''', WI, y ~ -
uld uo' i'>' N''itl'' - "'''i'i ''''' IA '
Pacific '"aSt League
Nlllliin Mrfiltt former r'''INf 81 'Il'
Lowell baseball team. VIII or-ahiZt ;'i'
independent haS"htll team, +" be rotnp"H-
ed mostly ~ Lowell players
Jim DUN. the onc-tlmo New England
Irtlll,. hIIl player, il superintendent Of
roads. this season for III" Erection Woods
COMPANY IN IA" Whit" mountains.
Harry Iulul,v. WHO led th,. National
I..I..lI, in home runs last season, has
| C,lI.n III his lis slu,glsin.. this wear. Dan
iii nov leads with fv- four spots.
las. stiII loads tll,. American League
r;I'.;,,.,l h.t.imr nit,.h.d Il A:.nc. and
ntn !, So. 'rimn.'hiu stoIlds :, GOOD
! "c ,ri,r I, ,.i.tnii I'LL III II ..anrs
,rh.. ,,;,,nl,,,,,. b,y.,.I t,.,, Turned
,i,nt't ,t ia. t'orr~, .,,.',,,, ,.I,unJs M
! T,,tI,nI I.drnsdat .,ltrrnonn and Dc
'l ' ,b 'el,,, M j, t,,,'r. nT
!. i,
. ,t,,. ,,-. mr.,
| fi"lN"h' lln'S: llaltiF, "a 'if'" diiltr-
! crt POSITIONS. has SuI" without an error
/ for - gaines. tcmcntcr, another liol-
Hpk,r. h.@ played ~ !" games WIN hut
one hISiliN.
| Washington Post: Stahl is too conSid-
crate Of nnr'.' feelings. lie prefers I" 50 =
! long WAY with 4 player rather than Lave
an open bF'IcH St'thi IS h"i''iHE I'm I'M
rnviabl' position
! 81 Sevlnolir missed his frs. game last
| W,dnfs,i;,y in pniIadcl,,l.ia. He vas over
c,nc IN til, neat ana Manager Jor krl-
INV sem 81 ahead Of TIE team to Bath
! Beach to rc,ttIr rate
| f,,n I.iv..r Herald. If * r,,nored tha,
Ina. Munrncetrr bail team was lovgottcd
h,- snnr IN ti,n FANS be,.itI.n il lyas
II OUGHT TN. police force ~ TIL. city was
jttn y,,l rrpr..s,ntrJ
,I., ~ ,u
!itf"ih. ffai1A i'lthu' uS'N y 80"
h"Il Wlth Efya' r,H'@t. Ill at7 i ht?.
..2'tri VI wi, 1yhnn nitnh ;,annsr Ruh'
IN ii'ia
,.. VIZ ,;4o,,or ,b,,.
r.dqi' frhtl. III" Ill, p5!IHrL, VIZ Nii,,t
PIT i'i'lTN y ''HihI n,',' 49, n, '"Nh it'll
won MS ~ w iii!'',t"!l -th'', M,s
n'atel |" 3. ~ '1Ptl''ttl lSi'''l"; '7''"'
day ny u" f't'i' IRON ""IN S "t".
Harry FalT"n S.'NS thlt y" VIII not b'
connected with tint management ~ th'
Boston Nationals. ncNt season. rs 1T We
reported Il" would: I'm" ltnE'r @. - "f'i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Springfield 2; Springfield. !
At Norwich-Nnrwich. ,; New Haven, l
At New LondOn--II"lyoie. :; New Lon
don. 4.
AZ Observation-Disclosures. 6; Bridgeport, Q
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Trolley League Standing.
Trolley League Schedule.

Friday-Winthrop at IIallowei.
Saturday-Hallowell at winthrop. Car
diner at Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
New England League Standing.

Lawrence, Mass, July 27-I.awrence
defeated New Bedford at Glen Forest. by
q score of to 2. in the closest and most
exciting game played here since the trans
fer of the Manchester team. Clean field
ing and timely batting won the game.
Both Whiting and Mack pitched excellent
ball. The score:
LAWRENCE.
.ab r hh 20 n q
kOratt. CT n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28
At LOWELL.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Raltimnre-Baltimorc :; Buffalo 2.
AT ProVidcncc-prnvidcn 2; Mont
real. 3.
At Jersey City-Toronto, 6; Jersey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.
AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland ......1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1-i--
Washington 80 ] 0 | 0 0-i-1-O
Batteries-Donahue and Bemis: Hughes
md Hayden. Time. 1.09. Umpire, McC;tr-
thy. Attendance, 2154
At CHICAGO.
Chicago 90 0 0 / O-i-10-1
Philadelphia l 0 q ] 0-i-iG-l
Observation-Disclosures. White and Sullivan:
Plank and Schreck. Time. IN. Umpire,
Sheridan. Attendance $40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28
THE DAILY NEWSPAPER

ss in the dtime market place the person who wants
to exchange thing for another meets and deals
with person who is Of the same mind The modern
newspaper attracts far listeners than hundreds
of ancient belmen An advertisement in its columns
is read by thousands Of progressive people and so we
may say the modern bellman is great power
The Journal is the only daily bellman in Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28
The
Modern
Bellfllan

Indsputably it is the newspaper The modern news
paper furnishes to the people Of all grades and classes
their news, their gossip their items Of personal and
vital interest," and last but not least supplies the
Of exchange Of different commodities In the
columns of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28

WHAT has taken the place
OF the old-time bellman? He
who used to walk the high
ways, clang his bell and in
stentorian voice proclaim
the offerings. wants or
desires of the various mer-
chants who employed him.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04

lendez y dofIa Celestioa Melendez de
Morales; cuya faca fle iustlpreciada
por las partas de comm Rcuerdo, en-
la suma de- mil quinlcDtoS pesos pro-
vinciale:, o sean novec entus dollars.1 ,
Dich sub sta tendIa lugar en- mi
oficlna sta ca ei msmo edi6cio en- que
la Corte celeqra sus sesiones, ell dia
doce del mes de Abril pr6xImo q las
diez de la IL" mana; advirtieodose que
no Sc admit!ran posturas que no Gu.
bran las dos teroeras parties del valor
de la 6lca; Qna para tomar prrte en-
d subasta h y que ns'gdar pi6vis-
mente ell di,z por ciento de dicho va.
Ion; one ei procedimiento sumarfsi-
mo, 90 que constan los ifsulos de pro-
piedad, SO encueutra de manifesto er
la o6cina del Secretario, para que
sean ex amlnados por los licitsdores
q llenes deber&n conform Arse con di
chos tf!uos, sin que tengan derecho
ex gIr otros.
DAdo bajo mi frma, eu Arecibo,
|trtce de Mario de 1903.
O. BITHORN.
NJ arsh 4l Dlstric Courc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
GESTAC1ON
aAuasC " ~~F~ ~ ~O~A~~

De pronto. doha Leonor tom6 una copa de Jerez se
ofreci6 su esposo. % -
EsabAn Ell los postres.
I lerldo mo. por FL recuedo del tsmo nupcial on
uonue epmos nuestA suer brndo hoy que ahoguemos
Colo GAbritla apAuderun con furi.
lOue 6rlnde " lque brnde don Fernando
III director movlA A CabtzA de iAdo para oro
DO por e vno pero rsSmp odio iumin6 sus oos
Qae brnde -. que brinde -voyeron repetir
Colo Gabrea p
III ssgua meneando cbez como IN toro en- cello con al
rotro completamente AmorAt,Io :" ~"
!olna. -sxcam6 dohA Leonor con VOC yibrante-t1
eres la rena del festin 49,. ord6nae que bripde
- lsollna tem6'Ando, empez.ba coge medJ miro Al
Director y $40 poder hIbIar cMi, e di,:
oehof'''', es necesAro qle usted compszA su se-
MI sshora.. mi se6ora. ...-tartamude6 81 lev.ntkn-
dose ain deAr de cAbeza-Yo no bri 40 nor mi 6o
Ri orndo por l'oins; por ti.. IL lica "a ien ado.
derumb6 ,obfe su a,ento sgArr.ndo |, ioyen nr
Ia cintura. :" '''0" ="
Esta desprend6 de 6 pero sin atreyerse dei,r Ia ma
m mareadA por Ell buicO Ia bebda contacto de sque hom
bre. ~ 4 ~
Unicamente pupias ditAban como po.efd. de un
pAVer immense "
Colo Y do6s Leopor cruslrou ls 6ltima mirada
- II Asucafero sVAnt6se ofeciendo brazo Gabea e
-AmiRulta, este recnto no Sc puede respirar...
bIIemos al 'rdf1 tomar ell fresco
GAbriela obedec6
dumbrs 80 20 = = '0''r
Solos Qaedsron IsOn. don Fernando en- Ia misma DO.
sici6n, sin dar.e cuenti, Sc mrlron uno !. otro
1ranscurFieron a'Runo insantes
Eotoncee tue cuando pobre joven ey6 en- anue m.dA
todo ell spetito bastiAl de compa6ero
ComoA aveciIlA 'orpendds ror irmundo repI no tuyo
tuerE2s para moVerse eu aito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
GEsToR: NJ. IL. AGUIAR.

Esta antigua } acrsditada
fnimacia, la MS jOr dc Ia l1ca !idad.
La removable todaa auS aatstercias
{ intYoducido un sx[s;,.t suyt'do
dc dsogas, p,oductos qui,ni3o. y
madicinas do Pstent, 4. 10. gg,u-
ciyalss lsbOratoros is Eur, ia y
America.
FL jsfs del ssta oiy cir i,nso,
qas cusnta so amos de t1pasi+r-
ola On tan dslicada profession stisn.
de cuids dosamsrts, auxiliado sor
TN intsiOerta personal 1uha'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
HOTEL ":Ll CUBAN y
No 10 Gale ALLEN FOR rALEZA)
SAN JUAN, Z. Il.

Ests modsrno Hotel, recieptemente
establecido, SO distingua con especi a.
lidad por ser el 1nico pun.o donde Sc
encuentran las m4S exqaisltas comidas
"a Ia CubanaS.
Sc presta mucha atencl6n a Id linn
pieza en- ell seryicio de Ia mesa. Aseo
en las habltactones, que son a mlsmo
tempo, frescas y ventlladas; para una
sOla persona o para uua familia.
Exceleutes bahos de ducha y luz
electrical Sc admiten pupilos meu-
suales con tudo serviclo, y abunadus
para comidas solamente.
Sc tratA 10, huespedes con Carl
no y respeto.
Precios initados. F'or uu dia de
hospedaj 10 y cpmda 81 90,
Apart4do IA TrlGf ,ro l37
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
BIBLlOrECA DE -LA DEMoCRACIl

I'll Director abrAz6 voentamente 50 rostro peqaioo
hbo foe rozArse con el de Ia nfelig doncela
l'onA nS6 grito indessptbls de angsstia E mons
uo oa va cebArse sobre desdhd& Victims cuando ante
eo present6 doha Leono peo deorden exrava
% vista los brazos aberto fura del inferno ex
clAmAndo: =
i MI hts.. " II! mi hjG. Il! Etk perdid1. Ia ha
VolAdo Colo miserable =. II!
- Don Fernando, sacudido por sorpresa door
do IN sAto qued6 pie Abndonando ell cuerpo de sonS
que rodo por pAvmento Despue ente arrug6 ev6
80 las mAnos 81 cneo ALI hubiese recbido IN msra
de reprobo: -
: -GAb'ieIa ;. III / Mi is...nI mi hija..M
fe'o una excmsc6n terrible eson6 por toios los kmbi-
tbs de 10 say eI Director qued6 cAvAdo en- su sitio
III iego. II fuego =. fueQo....i
ncipo una desnue cuAtro ocho veinte cincuen
ti, Glen, mil. lFuego -. iFuego. :.
IN tumuto sordo esrantoo eson6 como ell mugdo de
temI stAd que legs entire grtos maldiciones bluf.m
- Voz e'tent6rea, Ia vOz de sempre que grtsbH
- FnfgO. II fuego...I
E Director qu.o andar C,y6 de bruces
lGcorpoF6se duras penas.
Todo giraba 50 alrededor
Socorro.
Un estGmpdo immense como e reventar do nm. codars
hiEo crugir ell mSderamen de Ia casa ~ ON'N''-'
VoVlo caer casi sn sende pero quiso eyanrse otrs
Sus ojos nubarcn
trAVes de las tnebss que oscurecau 50 vista vic una
molutud desentfenads avasuEArse vivienda
Aulaosn, sat'bAn y haciAn gesos horribles -.
Fran peones
Uno 10 ag1rr6 por ell pescuezo
No ell oro de IN pu6al que serpente6 sobre 50 cabe1
a. cosI thA peoetr6 en- cArnes.
lie hel6 Ell corAz6n....
A9'eose "a luz e. sus oios supo mas.
fAbia caidO bcca Abajo....
kntre IN charco de sangre...
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
E DIGTOS

Felix Guzman Pe1a cuyo paradero Sc
lgnora fuera citado y reQuerido du-
cante cuarentA dias por edictos en- ell
psri6dlco de mayor ctrculaci6n a 10!
menos una vez cada semana para que
en- dicho t6rmlno satisfaga la suma
objsto de la ejscuci6n y conteste la
1emanda requiriendosele d que 81 pa
sare dicho termino sin pagar nj con-
testar le pa aran iguales perluiclos
que los dem4s deudores de conocido
domicilio.
Por tanto, cito y emplazo q Felix
Guzm&n Pena, notifcandole de Ia ac-
ci6n establecida por ell demandante Gu
yos terminus SO han relacionado, aper-
cibibiendole conque 81 en- el termino
de cuarenta dias no contesta dicha de-
manda podra ell demandante obteuer
IN fallo por la cantidad reclamada y
req uiriendole para que dentro de los
treinta dlas satisfaga al demaud ante
Manuel DleflJ la suma de custro Glen
tos treinta y nueye dollars cuatro cen
tavos moneda americana importe del
credito hipotecari0 constitui 10 su ia
, vor con aperciblm ento de que ST trans
curriere dicho plazJ sin veri6carlu st
vender& en- pGblica subasta la haca
gravada & la responsabilidad de ia
obligation.
, Dada en- Humscao bajo mi 6rma
hoy 15 de Febrero de 1905.
j. RAMIREZ.
Marshall de la Corte do Distritc
de Hlmacao.
Estalos Unidos de America. S. S.
E, Presidente do los E,tados Unidos
q AndIe. Estid Pieras. Demandante.
G versus
:. Succession de Candido Cirllo S santos.
Q (Demandade
: la Corte de Distrito del DistritC
Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto-Rico.
a Oscar Bithorn y Huicy, Marshall d.
. la Corte de Distrito del DlstrltG
judicial de ArecibJ,
0 Hago sabsr que cumpliendo or
0 den del H IN. jose Il. Savage, Juez d.
q esta Corte de Dlstrito, en- el proceed
0 miento sumarlsimo segIido por dor
n Andres Est.u Pieras contra la suce
!. sion de Can0ido Cirilo Santos, ca CO.
Q bro d. cr61ito hipot7carlo, h9 dispues
r to sacar en- pdolica subasta por termi
= no de veinte dfas por ell valor f. ado
y en- el contrato, la siguiente:
= SFlnca ri ,tica, sin nombre como
s cido, sta en- ell barrio de Pozas abajo
). termino municipal do Ciales, con uns
5 super hcle de treinta y cinco cu9rdas
l. seg1a mensura del Agrimensor publ
,l co don j Jaquin Montero, igual tre
& CO hectareas, setenta cinco Areas,
a cuatro centiareas de terreno quebrado
con plantaciones de cafe y frutos me
81 nores, encerrando una casa de made
r rs, cobljada de matojos, con lindes q
}, Norte con don Delfn Cirilo Santos
70 don Antonio VicenS; Este, don Ra
q mon Cabella Escalera; Sud, don los,
% PagAn;y Osste, don Juan Andres Me
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04

Los Estados Unidos de America.
El Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
En la Corte de Distrlto de Humacso.
Manuel Mendez Duefo. -Demandante.
vs..
SUCCESSION de Miguel Guzman Qui-
n6nes, compuesta de Rosendo, Dolores
y Felix GdzmSn Pefia.
Sobre cobro de Credito Hipotecario.
Por cuanto en- q de Mayo del pa
sado aro present6 al tribunal el Le-
trado don Juan Was OShoteco q nom
bro del dem andante arriba citado, una
accion sobre cobro dc creiito hipote-
carlo importante cuatro cientos
trsinta y nueve dollars cuatro centa-
vos, como principal 6 intereses contra
10 succession demandads arriba EXPIRE
sada cuyo debito procede de una hi
poteca voluntsria otorgada por 81
causante Miguel Guzman favor de
Francisco Mercado en- 16 de JUNO de
1884 cedida por este & dofa Carmen
dc Guzmln y Peha, en- % de Octabre
de ], ,9O2 y por la sucesi6n de esta Sc
nora & favor del demandante en- % d.
Enero de 1904, la cual hipoteca fde
constitufda sobre Ia propiedad de una
participation de dominic por valor d.
mil ciento cinco pesos AZ centavos ef
parts de uaa finca rGstica iustiprecia
do en- trescientos diez y seis pesos A
centavos, radicada en- Ia jurisdiction
de Juncos, P. r. barrio de Ceiba Nor
to, compuesta de ciento Gu arenta Gin
co hectareas, sessnta areas y 81 centia
reas, lindando por ell Norte con ell rit
Gurabo; por ell Sur, con la carre
terra que conduce al pueblo de la
piedras por ell E,te con terrenos d.
dofa Carmen Sa'dsfa de Toro, To-
de Carmen Diaz, Lucia Torres, Suce
sion dc don Pedro Csrdona, los d
don Teodoro Saldaiia y con la Quebra
da Ceiba y por Ell Oeste con hnca d
dof1a Isabel Saldaha viuda de Sam
pallo, con la de Gregoria Saldafi
viuda de Martinez y con la boca de !
quebrada Ceiba.
Por cuanto, con fecha % de Ener
del corriente aflo present6 el letrad
don Rafael Tirado Verrier una nUcid
q nombre del demandante solicitand
90 requiriera por ell Marshal q dol
Rosendo y dOha Dolores Guzman Pc
ia vecnos de Fajardo y por medic d
edictos 4 don Felix Guzman Peha po
ignorarse su paradero para que salts
faga en- el plazJ de treinta dias al re
ferido demandante la suma que as
ciende ell credito sean cuatrocient
treInta y nueve dollars cuatro centa
vos moneda americana y las costa
causadas y que Sc causen COD aperci
bimiento de que 81 transcurriera aqut
plazo sin verifcar el pago Sc vender
on pdblica subasta la 6nca gravad
On Ia forma legal
Por cuanto en- diez de Febrero d.
corriente, ell honorable James A. e.
win, Juez de esta Corte de Distritt
dict6 orden de conformidad con la
pretenciones aducldas en- Ia moci6
ordenando que en- cuanto al ausent
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04

ssrno. al dss pacho dc las prascrin.
cioosr tacultativas.
La mejos gaTantia dc ssla -.
"a ss sl crsciants favor que 81 pc
blico Arscibeno ls dispsnsa J IL
especial Recommendation que los
Ifinciralss medicoa de la ctudad
Aacsa do ella q sus clisntss
Sus precios son tan equitati-
vos que no admiten competsncia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
GRAN i)t!Iie5tllIllt "Iyd4(tNI
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 y 12--Cruz 2y FortaIeza q.

oonStrudo Hotel capacdad pa
sa)eros Situacon Ia mas centrca vstas L. bahia las
rsuan Cruz yortaleza sco>y ventado de Ia
e. da 81 comed0l meoI dc las Anlas dspar"mentos
ndepen antique de las coidas s sstsma amscano guo del
del pasdo1 Tn de caruas de luo Intesprtss aductors
dVorscn Pss gua de los damas hoss Sc hassa abono
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-26
CRANBERRY ISLES.
SPRAY.
JulyA.

Capt. A, E. Birlem has given up fishing
and returned the schooner Cosmos to it's
owner.
Mrs. Nancy Greenlaw, OF Calais, has
been visiting. relatives and friends at this,
her native place.
Edward Brewer and family, OF Holbrook,
Mass, have arrived at Mrs. Julia Spur
lng's for the season.
The schooner Rena A. Percy, Capt.
Willis T.. Bunker, arrived to-day with
1900 pounds of fish.
R. II. Whites beautiful yacht peregrine
has been in tine harbor several times this
month. Mrs. r. II. White is the niece Of
Mrs. Col. William L. Hadlock.
Capt. John NJ. Bunker and Mrs. Eva NJ.
Mulsong were married at their home last
Thursday night, by George Hadlock, esq.
The best wishes of their friends are ex-
tended to them for long lives of happi-
ness and usefulness.
Mrs. Elwood Squirting was called to her
home in Brooksville last Tuesday to
attend the funeral OF her sister, Miss
Louise Bates, who died in the hospital in
Bangor Monday, two days after an opera
ton had been performed. Miss Bates left
here Just one week previous to her death,
having been visiting her sister for several
weeks, and her death was great shock to
ALL
Rev. A. p. Mcdonald, of Seal Harbor,
preached two practical and stirring ser
mons in the union meeting house here
July l6. He read an announcement from
the secretary of the church calling on
members and all interested to assemble
next Saturday TO ascertain the ACCESSIBILITY
OF calling some one to become pastor. Mr..
Mcdonald requested that the conference
should meet here in September, and it was
voted to receive and entertain all who
come.
Rev. Edwin II. Hadlock, field-secretary
Oh the Christian Endeavor society, of
california, preached in the union meet
house yesterday, taking for his sub
Ieet Faith. He and wife are visiting
TINS, his native place, and his friends and
acquaintances were all glad to well
come him and listen to his eloquent ser
mon. He will give a stereopticon lecture
on Friday evening in the old union
Westinghouse. He has a church in San
Francisco, and has but short vacation at
his old home
July "a. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-26
WEST HANCOCK.

Mrs. II. W, Foren has returned to Port
land.
Miss Blanch Smith has gone to Lamoine
to work.
A. e. Foren has gone to Frankfort,
where he has employment.
Irving Mcfarland, who is employed in
Hampden, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. A. E. Foren and Miss Eva are in
Ellsworth the guests of Mrs. Ralph Moore.
Victor r. Smith and wife, of Hampden,
were recent guests of w. X. Springer and
wife.
Miss Amelia ID. Bush, of Mount Desert
Ferry, visited w. K. Springer and wife
the past week.
Mrs. Irving Mcfarland has gone to
Northeast Harbor to do table work at the
Kimball house.
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M. j. Stinson is rebuilding his wharf.
5. j. Stinson has charge of the work.
Miss Ellen Kent has gone TO Southwest
Harbor, where she has employment
through the summer.
The gasolene yacht Kwasind, of Phila-
delphia, was in the harbor last week with
party from Northeast Ha-bor.
Ezra Conary has had four and one
half-horse-power Knox engine installed
in his sloop, the Gertrude and Herbert.
Mrs. William Freethy and little daugh-
ter Shelby have gone to Brooklin for a
few days with friends. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Goldie Stinson.
Capt. Calvert Bridges, of the schooner
Verna G., took party of twenty-five out
to Mt Desert rock Friday. All report a
very enjoyable trip. The fish chowder
was feature.
f. w. Gross and wife have the heartfelt
sympathy of the whole community in
their sad bereavement by the loss of their
little son Lloyd. Funeral services were
held in the Methodist church Sunday,
Rev. Duncan McNair officiating.
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The Dwelley house at the Point has
been in the hands of the painter.
DIR. John Homer and wife, of Newbury-
port, Mass, are in town for their annual
vacation.
DIR. s. 8. DeBeck and wife plan to leave
this week for trip to Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island.
President A. II. Thomas, OF Higgins
classical institute, was the guest of Boyd
Blaisdell Monday, July "a.
A business meeting OF the ladies' aid
society is called for Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. II. c. Bunker.
Burleigh Everett, resident here thirty
or forty years ago, was in town last week,
the guest of Joseph E. Dunn and wife.
Schooner T. w. Cooper, Capt. Hinckley,
sailed last week loaded with slaves from
Blaisdel & Blaisdell, for Staten Island,
n. Y.
j. B. DuRoy and wife, of Bangor, have
joined their daughter, Mrs. Peavey, here
for visit with her grandparents, Thomas
Havey and wife.
Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh, national or
ganizer and w. c. II. U. lecturer, will
speak at the Baptist church, Monday
evening, July 81.
Mrs. Eugene s. Bunker and infant
daughter, OF Kingman, have returned from
Lamoine, and are visiting at the home OF
Charles T. Bunker and wife.
Rev. F. II. Morgan, the field secretary
of lions Herald, gave two interesting
and spirited addresses at the Methodist
church Sunday. So faithful csnvasser
for that excellent publication should
suoceed.
Rev. J. p. Simonton, OF Ellsworth, Off
ciated at the funeral of Miss Nancy J.
Whitaker last Thuridsy at the home of
Mrs. Irene Gay, where for several months
Miss Whitaker had been critically ill,
waiting calmly for the time OF her re-
lease from WEAKNESS and pain. For her
earth's trials are past, and she has entered
into rest.
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July "a.

Mrs. w. L. Harrison is quite i'll.
f. +. BlEisdell is home from Stonington
to do his haying.
Harry Wentworth and wife have moved
into the w. NJ. Ashe house.
Mrs. Minnie Harrison and Mrs. o. s.
Rutter were in Ellsworth one day last
week
A girl baby was welcomed in the home
of Ralph Springer and wife Sunday morn
ing last.
Judson Everett, of Aroostook county, is
visiting his relatives, j. f. Dunn and
wife and others.
Roscoe Blaisdell, who has been in Rhode
Island going to school, is expected home
Monday for a vacation.
Mrs. Alfred Sargent, who has been on
a visit to. her brother, DIR. John K. Hooper
in Camden, has returned.
Willie Reed, who is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. William Crabtree, in Han
cock this summer, is home for vacation.
George E. Ashe, vile and nephew,
Charles Ashe, of Peabody, Mass, were
visiting Mrs. William WEIGH, Mrs. Rutter
and other relatives Monday.
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