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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
PROSPECT HARBoR.
THELafA.

S. J. Clement, of Bar Harbor, has been
a recent guest at DR.. Larrabee's.
Mrs. Ruth Freelove, of Waltham, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. Moses Stanley.
Miss Gladys Pennington, of Monson, has
been guest of Miss sybh Tracy for a
few days.
Clarke Blance and Wilbur Cole went to
Waterville Saturday where they are to
attend Coburn classical institute.
Mrs. John 0. Foss, who arrived in Win
ter Harbor late in the summer from New
Orleans, is visiting relatives here.
Lorenzo Cole, of Nashua, n. H., accom-
panied by his father law, John Hodlin,
has been visiting Mr.. Coles parents for a
week.
George Cole, of Guilford, is spending
his vacation here. with relatives. Mr..
Hussey, who came with him, has returned
home.
Schools begin this morning with Miss
Ethel Dodge, of Searsport, in the gram
mar school, and Miss May Young, o
West Gouldsboro, in the primary.
Alfred wass, who has been at DIR. Lar
rabee's for the past three years, left Tues
day for Addison to visit relatives befor
going to Waterville, where ne is to be
student at Coburn classical institute.
Semi IL C
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
FRANKLIN ROAD.

Miss Jennie Eaton, OF Partridge Cove. Is
employed at A. f. Tracy's.
Emery DeBeck, wife and young son, of
Clifton, were at f. r. Tracy's last week.
Miss Bsrniee Franklin, OF Ellsworth,
visited Miss Myra Young few days last
week.
Mrs. G. P. Clark has returned to her
home in Boston ON business, TO be gone a
week.
BERTHE Miles, Of Gardiner, visited his
grandparents William Miles and wife,
Friday.
E. r. Tracy and wife, Mrs. Stella Shaw
and Eddie Graves spent Saturday at Han
cock Point.
Miss Pearl Gallison went to Mount
Desert Ferry last week for days stay
with her parents.
Frank Miles and wife, of Gardiner,
spent their vacation with their parents,
William Miles and wife.
Lyndal Herrick and George Hutchins,
of Old Town, last week visited Georgie's
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Robinson.
Miss Ellie Mcfarland has returned from
ter, Mrs. George Stewart.
Charlie Piper spent few days last week
with his uncle, II. A. Butler, before re-
Stunning his studies at Castine normal
school.
Nathan Boyle, who has been boarding
in H. a Buffers family through the
summer, returned to his home in Caribou
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Maude Herriok, with little son
Herbert, of Old Town, spent Thursday
and Friday with her mother, Mrs. Free
man Robinson.
Frank Remission and wife, of Guilford,
recently visited Mrs. Kenniston's parents,
Nelson Stewart and wife. Mrs. Stewart
accompanied them ON their return home.
Mrs. Josie Googins is in Cherryfield,
caring tor her husbands mother, Mrs.
Emma Burk, who was injured in the re-
cent railroad accident at Gardiner.
Maurice French and wife, of Boston,
recently visited Mrs. Freneh's mother,
Mrs. Mark Mullan. Mr.. French returned
home, but Mrs. French remains for
longer visit.
Friends of John Marshall and wife
sympathize with them in the death of
their little son, Walter Joy. He was
named for his great grandfather, Rev.
Walter J. Marshall, for his grandfather
and his father. The little fellow was i'll
only about twenty-four hours. He leaves
FIVE little sisters, who miss him. Funeral
was held Monday afternoon, Rev. J. P.
Simonton speaking words of comfort.
Mrs. Victoria Butler, Miss Sadie Mullan
and Levie York sang appropriate seiec-
tions. The flowers were beautiful.
There is sileuce In parlor and chamber,
Taere IS sadness in every room.
The dear litt'e one of their nGmaer
Has gone bis HEAVIER ly bone"
Sept. II. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

THE AMERICAN has s~bseribers al 10T
OF the III post-oBiees in Hancock county
AL the other papers in the County corr
bined do not reach so many. THE AsrERI-
CAN Is not the only paper printed IN
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, but IL Is the onlp paper that can prop
erig be called a COUNTY paper all the
rest are merely local papers. The eircaia-
fian Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Ha~bor Records summer list, IS larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
in Hancock ooanty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.


Frank Jones, of Portland, is visiting
his family.
Willis Bracy, of Beverly, Mass, returned
home Friday.
Harold Powers, Of FAN River, Mass, is
in town visiting friends.
Mrs. J. j. Mcdonnell, OF Bath, spent a
few days in town last week.
Ray Carter and Raymond Bridges have
returned to Hebron academy.
DR.. Mary Lowell, of Foxcroft, with
friend, is at the Lookout for few days.
Gardie Hinckley and wife have gone to
Bangor, whore Mr.. Hinckley is employed.
Miss Bessie Allen, who has been visit
ing her father, Fred Allen, has returned to
Boston.
Mrs. Hattie Watson and grandchildren
returned to their home in RoNhury, Mass.
Monday.
Ray and Kelly, of Bar Harbor, gave a
dance at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Sarah Crane and son, OF Winter
Harhor, are visiting Mrs. Cranes mother,
Mrs. E. |. Hill.
Messrs. Towne and Dempsey, of Mel
rose, Mass. are in town on their annual
cunning vacation.
DIR. w. b. Parsons, of Washington, D. c.
has Joined his family at their summer
home at West End.
Miss Msude Wells, n teacher in shaw's
| business college, Portland, is visiting her
parents, f. G. Wells and wife.
Frank Watson, OF Melrose, Mass, is IN
town for his vacation. This is his first
visit to his old home in eight years.
Miss Bernice Mayo, Everett Kane and
Mahlon Hin leave for Charleston to-day
to attend Higgins classical institute.
Charles West and wife, of Roxbury,
Mass, who have been visiting J. b. Bah
son and wife, left for home Monday.
Mrs. Chariena Williams, Miss Edith
| Williams, Of Salem, and Miss Edith
Peryosi, of Boston, went home Monday.
Mrs. Ruby Mcfarland, who has been
cooking at the Lookout this season, left
fer her home in Portland Saturday night.
Mrs. W. T. Pierson and Miss Violet
Pierson, OF Washington, d. c., who have
hced spending the season at the Center
Hsrbor house, went home Wednesday.
Mrs. Mile Wells Storms and family, of
Providence, II. l., and Clifford ingarsoll, OF
NePonset, Mass, who have been spending
the summer with Mrs Rachel Wells, left
Saturday.
Miss Carrie Freethey returned TO Proyi-
dence, Il. Friday, to resume her duties ss
teacher in one OF the city schools. Misses
Nina and Laura Stewart left on the same
day for the same city, Miss Nina TO her
duties as nurse and Miss Laura TO attend
school.
Morrill, Goddard, OF New York, has been
IN town 10 look after the building of his
cottage at Naskeag Point. MIR. Goddard
has already had a fine stable erected on
his lot. r. f.. Bent Is contractor and
builder. II. W. Smith is grading the
grounds.
Schools begin to-day with the following
teachers: Corner, Mrs. Alena Flye;
Haven, Miss Mudgctt, of Bangor; Mas
keag, Miss Mary Nelson; North Brooklin,
| Miss Gertrude Parker; West BROOKLYN,
Miss Clara Allen. Of Sargentville; No. 7,
Miss Lena Cousins; high school, Miss
Wilson, of sedgwick.
| Sept, H.. uSE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Vivian soammon leaves to-day for
Bueksport, to attend the seminary.
Lloyd and Carroll Blaisden start for
waterville Sept. IL, toattend Coburn clss.
steal institute.
The young people of the Methodist So
ciety gave lawn party at the home Of
Mrs. j. U. Harrison Saturday evening.
Pastor Petersen was there with his Zrapb-
ophone and rendered some fine selections.
Ice-cream was served.
Rev. Mr.. Lorrimer, who is TO preach in
the Baptist and Free Baptist churches the
coming three months, preached in the
Baptist church at the village in the nom.
ing, and in the Free Baptist church a,
East Franklin in the afternoon.
Sept II. r
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EGYPT.
MAE

Mrs. Nellie Foster, of Waltham, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. S. II. Savage.
W. @. Hardison and wife have returned
from Eastbrook after an absence Of few
weeks.
Mrs. Selden S. Smith, of Wellesley
Hills, Mass, is the guest OF her parents,
Charles j. Smith and wife.
There was q very interesting meeting at
Egypt sehoolhouse Sunday evening
There were sixty present. Special music
was furnished by Mrs. Sarah Mullan, Mrs.
Sawyer and Mr.. Springer, with accom-
paniment BY Mrs. Minnie Mckenzie.
The next meeting will be led by Miss
GilIey, Of Northeast Harbor. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
Sept. IL. c. V. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

Roy Stratton leaves this week TO enter
Coburn classical institute, Wsterville.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife are
spending few days at Southwest Harbor.
Misses Flora and Grace Stratton have
gone to Massachusetts, for an indefinite
stay.
Miss Clara Hodgkins has gone TO
Beverly, Mass, to teach in the public
schools.
William Springer, wife and son, who
have been i'll for more than two weeks, are
still very i'll. Mrs. Springer is somewhat
improved. Mrs. Pearl wsrdweil, q
Bucksport, Mr.. springer's sister, arrived
Saturday to assist in their care.
The past week has witnessed the depart
ure of the following summer visitors:
Mrs. Esther Whitaker; Mrs. Charles
Cushing and daughter; c. A. Reynolds
and family; Prof. a. w. Reynolds and
family; Mrs. Betsey Young; Mrs. Lionel
Hodgkins and son.
Sept. IL. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Wallace Stevens has returned from
Brewer.
Paul Tspley has returned to Boston,
where ne resumes his duties in the Office
of Cummings & Pierce.
Mrs. James H. Surfer, Of Searsport,
and Mrs. Fannie Slower, OF Bluehill, were
guests of Mrs. Isaiah Lord the past week.
Fall terms of school began Tuesday,
September S, with the following assign
ment of teachers: District /, Chrissie NJ.
Gott, primary; Lillian F. Gray, grammar;
2, Grace Slower; 3, Viola Haskell; 4,
Brooks Grindle; 5, Olive b. Condor; Z,
Grace Gray; s, Alice Mills; 2M, Bernice
Perkins.
Saturday morning about o'clock the
dwelling house owned by Melvin Green
and occupied by olden d. Tapley was
destroyed by fire. The building was
valued at $500, and was insured for 500.
Mrs. Tapley, who was confined to her bed
by illness, had marrow escape. The fire
originated in the upper portion of the
house, and she was removed by neighbors
a few minutes before the roof fell to the
ground floor. The furniture and personal
effects Of Mr.. Tapley were saved by the
efforts OF those who were in the vicinity.
The house was erected sixty years ago ty
| the late Capt. Elisha Darby. This part OF
! the town has been fortunate in regard 10
fires, as this is the first dwelling burns d
| in thirty years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
cAPR RosIER.

The dedication of the Union chape, ,o,,.
place sept. 10.
Mrs. NJ. A. Blake went TO Brewer for a
few weeks on Friday.
Hiram Blake went to Bangor wedDs..
day to return ON Saturday.
James Stubs and wife, of Buckspo,,
are occupying Fairview for few weeks
Miss Georgia Black is TO 60 to Boston
Annie Black also viii go to Massaehpse,,.
soon.
Miss Maud Jerrold has returned Ia no,
home in Waitham, Mass. Soc has span,
many su mers here.
Mr.. Riyes and wife, Mrs. Stuart. nurse
and four children from Virginia. who bsrs
been at Fairyiew, are now at Blacks.
Sept. II. u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
PROSPECT HARBoR.


Mrs. E. G. Abbott, a native OF this place
and well known in this vicinity, who, in
company with her husband, DIR. Abbott,
of Portland, is making a tour of the
British Isles, writes most interesting
letters to friends here describing her
travels. Your correspondent, who has
special interest in Scotland, as the home
of her ancestors, received one written Aug.
10 which viii no doubt be of interest to
other readers. She says:
ave came M from Edinburgh yesterday
through the Highlands, and had the mort
glorious ride through the heather covered hills
where the scenery is superb. Edinburgh is $
beautiful city wish modern, splendid buildings,
wide streets and roomy, beautiful PARIS. We
were delis hted with it. We made the trip to
Melrose, visited the Abbey and SCOTS home,
Abbossford.
1.-THE beautiful old Abbey and Scott's house
were most interesting. His great granddaughter
lives there--Mrs. Maxwell Scott. She married
a Mr.. Maxwell but they asked parliament to add
the name OF Scott to HE name thai she might
retain 1t and that her children might bear IT,.
His library is the most Interesting room shown.
Ii would take too much space to tell of the
entire trip, but after taking the trip by steamer
through she Caleionial canal from Iverness 10
ohan the remainder OF the trip wac made by
coach and by rail through the country described
by Scott In Lady Of the Lake and we saw fair
EIien's Isle on cur journey"
After sightseeing in Scotland the
Ahbotts go to Ireland for week or two
and sail for home.
Sent <
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
TRENTON.

Miss Mary Joy, with friend, of Boston,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. John CGrpen.
ter.
Mrs. X. l.. Moore, jr., and children an
visiting Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs Eben
Hodgkius.
Eben Hodgkins left Monday to resume
his duties as teacher in the Kenduskeag
high school.
Miss Maude Jordan returned home Sur
day from Capitol Island, where she has
spent the summer. On her way she visited
Bath, Augusta and Bangor.
Sent II l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

Saturday night, and left sunday for Nor,h
east Harbor. A'i-
a severe thunder shower passed o...
Atlantic last week and did quite 10, -
damage to nag and telephone poles
bolt also entered the store Of Andro.A
Smith and the dining-room of AIfs.s
Staples. No great damage was done )
the house and store, but every one nass
was somewhat frightened.
Sept. III.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
Sutton officiating
Sept. 8. II.
H.
I.AAioINE.

Mass Margaret Springer has gone to
Marisville to teach.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins is at home to re-
main during the fall.
Miss Carrie johnson, OF Fryeburg, was
the guest OF Miss Clara Hodgkins last
week.
Miss Olive Coolidge goes TO Franklin
to-day to resume her work in the Ryefeld
grammar school.
Howe Smith has gone to Milo, where he
has employment in the construction of a
railroad station and car shops.
Miss Mabel Young, of Bangor, who has
been visiting her grandparents, Benjamin
Young and wife, returned home Thurs
day.
Misses Ethel Reynolds and Vera Berry
returned from Northeast Hsrbor Friday.
Miss Reynolds win teach the fall term Of
school at North Iamoine, and Miss Berry
will continue her course at Castine normal
school. She viii be accompanied by Miss
Ruth Curtis, who will enter 1he school.
Sept. 4. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
ATLANTIC.

Jefferson Torrey and wife have gone to
Winter Harbor for a few days.
Mrs. Abbie Joyce, who has been en-
ployed at Southwest Harbor since july.
has returned home.
The sailing yacht Agatha, Capt. w. s.
Eaton, Of Boston, came into the harbor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
HALL QUARRY.

A typographical error in last weeks
items made it appear that there was only
1000 worth OF machinery in the wrecked
schooner Joe, instead OF $4,000. as the
correspondent wrote it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

real estate and building business, etc,
with $4,000 capital stock. Officers: Presi-
dent, Albert F. Smith, OF Bangor; treas
urer, Peter Abbott, of Verona.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
YERoNA.

The Verona Land Co. has been ineorpor-
afed for the purpose Of doing general
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FREMONT.

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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-10-20

Owing 10 constantly increasing de-
mand for space in the expositson build
ings Of the State Fair, to be held in
Tampa, November Is to the 80, the
erection of several imposing buildings
not at first contemplated has been
necessary.
All buildings and fences on the
grounds will be painted white aud will
present a magnificent appearance
The matter OF selecting judges for the
various departments ii now being given
serious attention by the directors.
Poultry breeders throughout the
State will be pleased to learn that Mr..
r. j Marshall OF College Park, Ga. i,
one of the most experienced poultry
Judges in the country, will act as Judge
OF the poultry department OF the
Fair.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-10-20
FLORIDA ORANGES

when in Good Condition Meeting with
Excellent Sales.
The Packer under New York date OF
Oct. IA, says:
Receipts Of Florida oranges and
grapefruit have been so meagre that
up to the present time a quotation has
hardly been established. So far both
oranges and grapefruit have arrived
very green. Weather conditions have
been somewhat adverse to the salts
factory handling Of the fruit as the
temperature has been too warm.
California oranges are now so very
high that Florida stock meets with e1-
cellent sale regardless of it's condition.
The receipts Of Florida oranges are
nov probably several hundred boxes a
week. $50 to $500 is the range OF
values at the present time for good or
anges. Fruit that is we'll enough ma
tured without being taken through the
ripening process would sell readily at
handsome premium over these fig
ures. Grapefruit ranges in value from
two to three dollars per box"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-10-20

a depth of six feet of water at low tide
is really the only obstacle in the way
OF having deep water for outside this
reef there is an abrupt fall to forty
feet depth and II an opening could be
dynamited through this coral reef Just
opposite the inlet the out-flowing cur
rent would soon scour the sand to the
depth of the reef bottom, this doing
away with the necessity for dredging.
1T seems practicable to secure an
expert and sufficient dynamite to blow
an opening Of one hundred feet width
and twenty to thirty feet depth in that
coral reef that lies across the present
inlet, and make permanent deep en-
trance there.
Concentrated action among the In
dian River people and a strong Pc
tition to Congressman Frank Clark
will probably prove successful in Sc
curing the services OF the Government
engineers and including this import
ant inlet in the appropriation"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-10-20
christian EDaeavor Conv.n,,Op.

The eleventh annual convention OF
the Polk and DeSoto Christian En-.
deayor, district Of the Florida Union,
which was held Sept Goth to Oct 1st.
was a signal success.
Winter Haven is a village rich lima
lures gifts, which were enjoyed to the
fullest extent by the delegates, OF
whom there were larger number than
for several years.
Missions was perhaps the strongest,
most enthusiastic feature OF the well
prepared program. There we're adj
dresses by President II. II. Goff, Of the
Presbyterian College, Eustis, and a
returned missionary teacher from
Africa. OF course Baltimore dele
Ne echoed for us. State President
Nnie and Asst. Junior Supt, Miss
,g4et, were present and served the con-
sention loyalty and royalty.
In the opening session, greetings
bere Sead from Treasurer Shaw, OF
Boston, and eleven of the twelve Of
fcers OF the State @. e. Union. The
4 Presbyterian church, in which all ses-
sions were held, was adorned with the
banners OF the State Union and the
Japanese Increase banner, the latter
receiving the most attention.
Four meals'were served in the church
dining room, SO there was no excuse
for unsociability.
Among the officers chosen for the in
suing year are some well-known work
ers. Rev. B. Q. Durham, OF Auburn
dale, our new president, was till re-
Gently the pastor of large Christian
church in New York city. and brings
experience from @. f. service both in
New York and Kansas. Rev. H. Keig-
win, OF Orlando, Presbyterian Mission
airy for Florida, commences his second
year as field secretary. The other
officers are Vice-Pres., Harley Morse,
Lakeland Junior Supt., Miss Mary b.
Palmer, Lakemont; Treasurer, Pres
colt Blood, Winter Haven, and Secre-
tary, Miss Grace Townsend, Avon Park.
DISTRICT SECRETARY.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-10-20
BETTER MAIL SERVICE
Postal Authorities WIN Investigate Re-
quest for Railway Clerks.

Postal Authorities WIN Investigate Re.
quest for Railway Clerks.
That the effort to secure better mail
facilities on the Charlotte Harbor di.
vision Of the A. O. L., may result in
success, appears hopeful.
Petitions on this subject have been
forwarded from various places along
the line, and ]. L. Jones, of this city,
who wrote to Congressman Sparkman
concerning the matter, has received a
letter from him, stating that he had
taken up the question with the postal
authorities, and submitting an answer
from w. 8. Shallenberger, Second As
sistsnt Postmaster General, who said
that the petition asking for the estab-
1islfment Of railway post office service
on trains 80 and 40, between Tampa
and Fort Myers would be investigated
by the department at once.
1t is hoped that favorable action
will be taken, as 1t would be conven-
fence and benefit to many persons.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-10-20
PROPOSED PORT ON INDIAN RIVER
Such a Harbor Might Tend to
J Construction of Railway Across
State From Coast to Coast.

A matter Of some importance is the
agitation OF citizens OF the Indian
River section for Improvements to he
made at St. Lucie inlet in order that
a harbor may be secured, and while
this subject so deeply appeals to resi-
dents of that region, it should also
prove interesting to people on this side
Of the State.
Should such a harbor be made it
would offer inducement in the future
TO railway builders to run line OF
road across the State, probably from
Tampa to the new port, with such
branches az may seem necessary to the
builders for profitable trade.
A railway travorsing the roposed
route would quickly open a fertile
country, and would be the most direct
route for shipment Of phosphate, tim
Der and naval stores.
The Cocoa News saws;
This editor is informed that the
coral reef outside this inlet, which has
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-10-20
TO SCHOOL PATRONS
The Principal Requests Their Aid In
EnfOrcing Regulations.

The Principal Requests Their Aid In
EnfOrcing Regulations.
/ desire herein to inform the pat
rons Of the school that we do not begin
work until s;3O, and that we had es-
tablished regulation that no pupil
enter the school yard before $40, nor
mnst the pupils congregate in the
streets or in adjoining lots to the
school ground before that hour, but on
leaving home must come direct to
school, and when dismissed must 20
home without lettering along the way.
We have established this rule to pre-
vent the inevitable disturbances cause ;
by some pupils when not under &
control Of teacher. and that the D..
pills may utilize this time in preparing
their school work.
We request the patrons that they
see to it, that their children do not
leave home before eight O'Clock, and
by so doing they will greatly aid us
in maintaining the discipline OF the
school. +. NJ. MURPHY, Prin,