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of illustration and practical thought
from which to prepare his lectures.
Many men overlook the fact that
it is not so much of the lecture as the
man that needs the preparation. But
above all, Mr.. Beauchamp has been
endowed by nature with the gift of
oratory, eloquence and humor, which
cannot be obtained from kings or
queens or college courses or years of
profoundest study Many would-be
lecturers fail to take into account this
fact in making an inventory of their
resources for success on the lecture
platform.
Mr.. Beauchamp is also a man of
high ideals and broad sympathies.
He is friend of everyOn in the
audience. The chairman of one of
our committees recently wrote. Our
Methodist preacher said in his SER
mon Sunday morning that he would
give a dollar to hear Beauchamp
again, and one of our saloon-keepers
said he had his moneys worth al
ready for the entire cost of the
course ticket" He recognizes that i'll
is not necessary for the man of tact
and good humor to offend one class
in order to please another. His aim
is to brighten and better the lives of
all his hearers. In doing so he pre-
sents more comedy than high-ciass
theatrical troupe; as much moral
truth as is found in a great sermon,
and a volume of wisdom for guild
ance in daily life. His versatility has
given him the trademark. 'rhe
thinker who makes you laugh; the
humorist who makes you think
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daughter in law. Emma Lonstorf.
who accused her of conspiracy to
induce her husband to desert her.
Since her husband left Emma Lon
storf has become insane.
Mrs Lonstorf on the stand today
admitted that she was opposed to the
marriage.
Did Otto ask you for money with
which to obtain divorce in 1900?
81 do not know
"Win you look at this and tell me
whether It is paper showing that
he started dicorce proceedings in the
state OF Washington "No."
"Is it true that You cannot read?''
Perhaps can't"
The statement by Mrs. Lonstorf
that perhaps" she can't read caused
surprise, She refuses to discuss the
incident
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Grand Junction, Colo, May /, 1906.
To whom # may concern:
Our work, as engineers, call my
self and Mr.. Frank Schwalbach from
the city nearly the entire time Of each
month. yet we are both anxious to
perform the duties for which elected
as city engineer and deputy To do
so we must request that all persons
requiring grades for lors and lot sur
veys leave orders for same with fees
with the city clerk one week in ad-
vance of time absolutely required.
CHAs. w. HASKELL,
City Engineer.
FRANK SCHWALBACH,
Deputy Engineer.
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NOTED HUMoRIsT COMING.
~ Make You Think and Laugh Lou
y Beauchamp, the Humorous
Philospher. The last At
traction on the Lee. .....
ture Course. ....

'le managers of the Grand June
Lecture Course are fortunate il
1's able to secure as a substitut,
dov La Follettee. who was tC
e closed the present lyceum sea.
this City, Lou ]. Beauchamp
nmons Kentucky humorist and
spner' known in every import
Veeum field of the country.
- Deauchamp has a great record
.eelurer and those who hear him
friday and Saturday evening will
y forget the rare humor and
-''a reasoning that mark the gen
ans lectures.
: order to get him at this time
becker had to contract for two
Nsements and as a result the lee
Will be heard both on Friday
saturday evenings but there will
% extra expense to the ticket
~ 'heir tickets emitting them
z.s at both lectures.
probable that Mr.. Beauchamp
uellFer his lecture Take the
4 SIDE on Friday evening arN
y age of the Youth on Saturday
IS' These lectures hava nroven
,'lsely popular everywhere.
/. . 'iaylon Lyeeum Bureau hand
W. Beauchamp for this terri
L... a4s the following to say in its
y, using circular:
~, "eauehamp makes his sixth
!. DOW to the lyceum public un-
'4e auspices of this bureau. In
!. - nFe Years he has fiined-more
'iOO engagements in lecture
'fss. ~ and Chautauquas-a record
~. "e'e to be unequaled in The
oI the lyceum. He returns
e our best courses year after
@nu we are confident that he
'arser number of return dates
n.y. man on the platform. The
from our committees have
-. almost without exception,
,-s satisfactory" and the aver
A each season. by our system
,pO''s' mas been above ninety
re' cent. 1t is safe to say that
IN the lecture field has been
), Uniformly successful in pleas
'Ae people.
y u reason for Mr.. Beauehamp's
'y is not hard to find. He
Is not better, but different;
49, ~ say he is not only better but
~ His mingling with men of
ass' his years of travel in
'ahds, his varied experiences
Nspaper reporter. his early life
i 'ne Indians, his keen sense of
norous. his profound sym
I. "i'h all who need the help of
-er hand. have all combined
''ns him an inexhaustible store
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You need not drink muddy water
Use the Perfection Water Purifier
Chemicals and tanks at p and A water
company's Office. Lowe Bros. agents
126 n. 5th street.
We have a complete stock of sec
ond hand house furnishings. prices
right. Call and see us 122 s. 9Th or
Phone Black 22S-2.-The All Right
Second Hand Store.
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SHES WORTH MILLIONS
but CANNOT READ

Milwaukee, April 30.-Mrs. Mar
gareta Lonstorf, the richest woman in
Milwaukee. whose estate is valued at
Slo.OO0.OO0 is being sued for s75,-
oG0 damages by the guardian Of her
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TO THE ADVERTISER.
!. 1. 1. 1. + 1. + 4. 1. 4. 1. 1. I. !. 1.

Advertisers should analyze the
character of the people they want to
reach. Consider what they read
The cumulative effect of advertis-
ing are what make fortunes.
Daily paper copy should be time
ly and pertinent to the immediate
needs of the hour
e@
Advertising is compelling other
people to accept your valuation on
things you control.
The advertising copy should be in
harmony with theNcontents of the
publication in which it is placed.
In advertising it is not question
of selecting many mediums that are
good. but rather the few that are the
best
Some advertisers use good iudg-
ment in selecting publications and
Ieaveto inexperienced clerks the furn-
ishing of copy
Best results in display cannot be
obtained by handing in copy at the
last minute.-"M "Mahin Manager
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
nf fine

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
of the
UNION TRUST x BANKING co.
| At the close of business April !. 1910.
RESOURCES.
oans and discounts. ...st13.sGs.GS
/ oyerdrofts - 1885
E,urntture and Fixtures. $4,000
Real Estate ........ 9,'15s9'
Due from National and
State Banks ....... bl,Ji4.o1
Cash and Cash Items lG,92f.ot
Total .....$19G.OSS.15
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid ms 5O,OOO.OO
Undivided Profits ...... '6b5 9u
Due Depositors ........ l44'4Z4''"
Total ....$196.OSs.15
1. d. r. Stone, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear, TO
the best of my knowledge and belief
that the above is a fun. true and com
plete statement of the condition oi
the affairs OF said bank at the close
of business on April l, A. D., 1906.
ID. T. STONE. Cash.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this f4th day of April. 91O6.
j. ERNEST LEAVERTON'
Notary Public.
MY commission expires Dec. ~
1909.
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EXCELLENT PROGRAM.
For Oratorical and Discriminatory Con-
test by the Students of
the High School.

The following is the program for
an oratorical and declamatory CON
test at the high school assembly
room on Thursday. May 3. at s p. m:
piano SOLO, Jeannette Stevens
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Alma Lumsden, Rowena Wheeler.
There is no admission price and
the public is cordially invited.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19
NORTH cAsTINE.

Miss Josephine Dunbar begins her
school in Bucksport to-day.
Miss Hazel L. Hinckley has returned &c
her home in Brockton, Mass.
Miss Emma C. wardwell enters the
high school at Cas.ine to-day.
Mrs. Phebe Lee Russell and son Dwight
left Friday for Amherst, Mass.
Ralph snow left Saturday for Bellows
Falls, VT, where he has employment.
Miss Florence Hptchins has returned
from visit with relatives in Bluehill.
Miss Viva Dodge, Of Bangor, is spend
ing her vacation with her father, A. X
Dodge.
Misses Elsie aad Jean Wardwell, oil
Penobseot. are visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Fred F. Wardwell.
Mrs. Phebe Hatch leaves to-day to visit
her daughter in Auburn. She Will later
go to Massachusetts for the winter.
Mrs. James BeeDe, who has been spend
ing the summer with relatives here, has re-
turned to her home in New London, Conn.
Howard Lowell and family moved to
South Penobseot to-day, to take charge
Of the Noah Norton farm recently pur-
chased by DR.. Grindle, Of New York, sum
mer resident of CastIne.
Sent II l..
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EAST sURRY.

Capt. c. G. johnson and Fred Peterson
are visiting in Maehiasport.
MISS Mildred Foster. of Sorrento, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. f. E. SWEET.
Mrs. Mary Freethy, of Concord June
tion, Mass, spent a few days here last
week with friends. This was her child
hood home.
Mrs. Title Francis. of Boston. who has
spent the summer guest at the Hamilton
cottage, returned home Saturday accom-
panied by Mrs. Hannah Hesenelever.
Mrs. Hannah Hcsenclever, Mrs. Matsie
Hamilton, Mrs. Tillie Francis and Mrs.
Julia Chatto took q ride to South Bluehiil
last Wednesday and called on several old
friends, taking dinner with Mrs. Charles
Henderson.
In reading the communication OF H.,
from North Penobscot, the account OF
moving the old red schoolhouse on the
hill, feeling OF sadness came over me
like the one when saw fall the noble old
tree that stood opposite that sehooihouse,
under which so many times have sat and
eaten my dinner. In that old school
house I gathered the most OF my book
lore, with many others now scattered far
and wide.
sent H. G,
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SEMINARY RroprSs.

Bucksport seminary opened yesterday,
with large enrolment. The rooms and
halls OF the dormitory have been put In
good condition and extensive repairs have
been made In the chapel building. The
important Improvement in the latter
building il the new science laboratory,
which has been finished of In the third
floor OF the east end by making two rooms
one. The shorthand and typewriting de-
psrtment will now occupy the rooms on
the hrst aocr formerly used by science
classes. This is the finai contamination
of the plan. TO have all Rotations in one
building, thus saving much time and the
Inconvenience Of passing from one build
ing to another in stormy weather.
The seminary has several new teachers
this year; John T.. Ashworth, of New
York, takes the place OF G. II. Boydcn,
who is this year teaching at private
school at Powder Point, Mass. Miss Mar
gsret f. Houston, OF New Hampshire,
will have the position occupied by Miss
Perkins, who Is now studying at Boston
university; Florence 1. JRyncs, teacher Of
elocution and physical culture, succeeds
Mrs. f. X. Fuller. Miss Jsynes is from
Spencer, Mass, is graduate of the
Emerson college OF oratory, Boston, aud
has successfully taught for the past three
wears
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BIUEfiILl..
ELLIOTT 'cuRpy
uSg FEMME.
Sept. IL

The wedding OF Miss Eta May, daugh-
ter of Jeander S. Elliott. of Clarence, y.
s, to Edgar Henry McCprdy, NJ. D., OF
Bluehiii, took place at $50 O'Clock a. M,
Tuesday, Sept, IL, at Mapiehurst, the
home OF the brides parents.
The nuptiai knot WAS tied by Rev. II. H..
Saunders, assisted by Rev. Seldom r.
MeCurdy, of Marlboro, Mass, brother OF
the groom, and Rev. X. b. kinney.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white chiffon messaline silk, cut en- iraine,
with lace trimmings. The veil was fas-
tened with orange blossoms. She carried
shower bouquet Of cream roses with
valley streamers".
The bridesmaid was Miss Laura Kinney,
OF Yarmouth, n. s., an Acadia ciassmate
OF the bride. The brides niece, little
Miss Grace Elliott, scattered sweet peas in
her pathway. Her cousin, Miss Belle
Marshall, accc mpanied the flower girl,
carrying the ring upon a silver saIver.
The groom was supported by his younger
brother, George L. McCurdy, of Water
vile. Mendelssohn's wedding march
vas played by the brides cousin, Miss
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EAST LAMoIyp

DIR. Butler and wife, Of Lbl,.m
guests OF Festus Merrill and wi,e
Miss Addie Hodgkins wen, 10 -
boro Saturday, to resume he, "a
teacher in the grammar school
John 3oogins and wife, who b,r.
spending their vacation here h,r.
turned to their home In Cambria,n u.
Commander Nelson and wife raj,
been boarding At Luther Glpatr;.1,. !,
the past TIVE weeks, have reformed - :,
home in Washington, d. c.
The East Lamoine cemetery s,,,,,.,,..
received from jefferson Hodpkins n 81
cage, Lataoiue boy. a check OF nm i.
week. This is not me frs, MONEY 4. :.
sent TO improve that beautiful ,po, !.
Pond bill.
Mrs. Fred Reynolds has closed no, ,,.
mer home here, and after spending , =.
days with relatives in lar Harbor Vim !,
to her home in Connecticut. She win !.
accompanied by her sister. Mi. RAJ,
Hodgkins. who wlll spend the wiu,s,
with her.
Sept. II, n
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NORTH SULLIVAN.
l..
Sept. Ii

Miss Helen Mortimer is visiting friends
at Somesville.
E. G. Hammond was in Bangor las,
week on business.
Rev. Mr.. Pearson moved his family into
the new parsonage Saturday.
Several from here attended the local
union at Franklin Wednesday.
Hollis Bowden left this morning for
Coburn classical institute, watervilie.
Fred Lowe, OF Long Island, \. Y, is in
town spending his vacation with friends
Mrs. Eliza J. Chilcott, of Sullivan Har-
Dor, is the guest Of Mrs. BRIGHAM Cor
don for week.
Daniel Crimmin and wife, of Hailowell,
have been in town visiting relatives and
friends. All extend welcome hand.
Sherman Bunker and wife and son shir-
ley, and daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Mortimer,
visited relatives in Franklin Sunday.
F. @. Robinson and wife, OF Lynn,
Mass, are expected this week for a
months vacation with Mrs. Robinson's
mother, Mrs a. NJ. Moon.
Harvey Watson, of Boston, who has
been visiting his parents, George Watson
and wife, leaves to-day, accompanied by
Wallace Springer, who is 20 join his
brother Ralph Both are to be employed
in the public market at Broekton, Mass.
Sept. IT. NJ.
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IA AMERICAN has Subscribers al IO7
q al ri post Offices in Haacock county.
N other papers in the County COM
Asss 10 not reach so many. THE AMERI-
xAz not the only paper printed in
Hascock county. and has nerer claimed to
n, - IL Is the oniy paper that can prop
1ss " called a COUNTY paper; all the
vxsi are merely local papers. The circulo-
ssr ~ THE AMERICAN. barring the Bar
lAvbof Records summer list, Is larger
kAaa that Of all the other papers printed
- haacock county
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NORTH PENnRscnr
and wide.
Sept. is.

Nahum Gray has been in Massschu-
sets about two weeks visiting relatives.
George soper returned home Saturday
from waterviile, where he has spent most
OF the week visiting his son Fred and
taking in the Central Maine fair.
Miss Sanborn, graduate of Deaconess
home, and a native of vinalhaven, gave
an interesting and instructive talk on the
desooness work at grange hall Friday even
ing at the request of the grange. AT the
close S. @. Leach gave graphophone
entertainment.
Prof. Sawyer, OF Boston, who has spent
the summer here with his family, viii
return home next Thursday. He has been
most pleasant summer resident,
mingling with the people in social inter
course. and has enjoyed himself so well
tina; he hopes TO come again next summer.
Sept. Is. II.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Mrs. f. w. Wells is visiting her daugh-
ter Maude in Portland.
IL. S. Kane and Everett Kane came from
Addison last week for election.
Charles Blake, who is employed on the
Pemaquid, was at home Monday.
Misses Mildred Smith and Bernice Mayo
are spending week in Charleston.
Schools open to-day. Miss Cleveland,
of skowhegan, teaches the high school.
s. w. fainter, OF Beverly, formerly of
this place, visited friends here last week.
Lueius Cousins came home Sunday from
| Gloucester, Mass, where he has been en-
ployed.
Mrs. Uphsm, of Melrose, Mass, is at
Hotel Dority. Mr. Uphsm spent Friday
in town.
Capt. Fred Phillips, Fred Stewart and
Clarence Stanley, of the yacht Indra, are
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews, OF Lowell,
Mass, visited their sister, Mrs. Laura
York, last week.
Henry Jordan came last week from New
London, Conn, where he has been en-
ployed on yacht.
Road Commissioner Il. W. Smith has
crew of men at work draining the corner
near postotsice square.
Mrs. Rubie Mcfarland, who has been at
Hotel Lockout this summer, left for her
home in Portland this week.
Mrs. Mary Ann Herrick came last week
from Camden, where she has spent the
past year with her son Charts.
Mr., and Mrs. Fielding, OF Portland, are
visiting friends in town. Mrs. Fielding
was formerly Miss Berths Herrick.
Mr.. Bsyne and wife and Messrs. Towne
and Dempsey. with friends, OF Melrose,
Mass, arrived Sunday at Hotel Dority.
Lewis Grant, OF Winterport, who has
been the guest OF has grandparents,
George II. Dority and wife, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Virginia Wilson, of Washington,
ID, C., who has cottage at Haven, arrived
Saturday. She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. d. NJ. Musseiman, of Phila-
delphia.
Sept. II. us. FEMME.
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M,kINLEY.

Miss Bcrnice Eaton is at Hebron acad-
envy for the fall term.
Miss Eva Martin has returned from a
pleasant visit in Nova Scotia.
School begins Monday, sept. IL, Miss
Friend, OF Sedgwick, teacher.
Mrs. Olive Farrell, Of West fremont, Is
the guest of Mrs. }. T. Knowlton.
John Verdi and wife, OF Rosiindale,
Mass, are visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Leslie Wilson and daughter Ruth
have been spending u few days in Bar
Harbor.
Douglass Richardson, William Thnrs;on,
James Thurston and Nellie Norwood are
attending Westbrook seminary, Portland.
Sept. Is. ANON.
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company most happy in meath.
and in the enjoyment Of the na,s rsadi
sally. which took large party :, A'a'h
around Frenchman's Bay. ri
The following made the re,n,u
Mrs. Anna II. Gowdy, rdna hrF
Brooklyn, N. Y; Misses Eleano. 1Osty
and Mary Herlihy and Marrars, Sosi'
OF Bangor; f. G. DesIsles and -, a'Slls's
Nathan nu Pare King and ~, ~
Matte Deslsles and Harold ~. y
Coolidge, Natalie Gilman NJ.
DesIsles, Mrs. John Austin M. sila1
Dcsisles, Lena Deslsles ana =, 's'a's
Wallace, all OF Lamoine: Mrs W. a,''la'
I.aittre. VIII DeIaiitre. Tbonas ' ~, y
and wife, Miss Mildred Ems,, ~
salisbury and Sue Haynes DgTsi.. Aa''
salisbury Cove and c. p. DsT,,,..D ~
wife, of Aitkin, MINI. ~
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NDISg-PE&SY.
The home of Rufus Young and wife was
the scene OF pretty wedding on Wcdncs-
day evening. Sept. IL, when their only
daughter, Marcia Caroline, and Lester A.
Penney, of Bangor, were married. The
bride wore gown OF white silk and lace
medaliiops, her only ornament being q
leweiled necklace, the gin of the groom;
she carried a shower bouquet OF white
sweet peas.
The house was beautifully decorated
with ferns and sweet peas. Misses Mar
gari,e and Dorothy, little daughters of
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Young, of Newark,
y. j., were flower girls, proceeding the
bridal couple, strewing their pathway
with flowers.
The CEREMONY vas performed by Rev
p. A. A. kiliam. OF Ellsworth, the ring
service being used, after which a collation.
was served.
The numerous gifts OF cut glass, china,
silver and linen bore testimony TO the
popularity of the young couple.
Guests were present from Ellsworth,
Bangor, Everett and somrrviile, Mass.
New York and New Jersey. The bridal
couple left for an extended tour amid a
shower OF rice and confetti They will
reside in Bangor.
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Mabel Elliott. The guests were ushered
by a nephew, Gladstone Bishop, and cou-
sin, Malcolm Elliott.
After the wedding breakfast the bridal
party drove to Bridgetown, where the
happy couple boarded The Biuenose en-
route for waterville, the home OF the
groom's parents.
The doctor and his charming bride were
the recipients OF large number OF beau
tifui aad valuable presents.
They will be at home after Oct. in
their new home at Bluehill.
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CASTINE.

Mrs. Mary Williams has gone to Rock
band to visit her sister.
Mrs. ]. W. Dresser left Friday for Bos-
aun, to spend the winter.
John Morris and Mr.. Tanning, of Port
had, were in town over Sunday.
Elisha wescott, VINO has been here sew
czal days, returned to Boston saturday.
Mrs. Lavlna Sawyer, of Bangor, has teen
81 the home of ]. F. Rea for several days.
The Misses Annie Cunningham and Amy
Richardson visited Hebron academy last
week
Capt. Charles Peterson has purchased Of
Mss Mary Porter the s.oop Seooting
s9uid.
James Coombs, chief engineer on yacht
xarolla, arrived home ON Saturday for q
kw weeks.
sehoois begin this morning after their
sxrumer vacation, with the same teachers
~ last spring.
Mrs. Ella Varnum, who has been away
all summer, has returned to Castine to
xraain most of the winter.
Mrs. Charles A. Collins, of Chelsea,
Mass, arrived Thursday for short visit
no her mother, Mrs. Mehitable Murch.
Mrs. Boyd Bartlett and children who
save spent the summer here, have closed
sAeir house and returned 10 Chelsea, Mass.
Mrs. Fannie Freeman left last week for
wilton, Mass, where She will be employ
I'd in boarding school for several
months.
The steamer Golden Rod changes this
morning TO one trip q day to Belfast and
lxsaurn, instead OF two as on summer
ched ule.
Prof NJ. B. Riddl2 and family. who have
been at the Csstine House Tor the summer,
r1ve this morning for their home in
Pittshurg, Pa.
DR.. Dwight \. Hills and family, OF
Brooklyn, y. Y, who have occupied the
zottage, Spruce Knoll, for the summer,
have Wednesday.
A. II. Folsom and wife returned to their
home in Rox bury, Mass, Saturday. They
we're accompanied by Miss Bertha Harmon,
Who will spend the winter with them.
Miss George Weeks, who has been in
Che central telephone office at Ellsworth
Tor number OF weeks, has returned. and
kais morning resumed her duties in the
xentrsl Office here.
Announcements were received Saturday
al the marriage of former Castine girl,
4. .r,x kts{ NrslhYy
of Washington, D. c. They viii be at
home in Washington after Nov. /.
Ralph Aehorn, wife and son Cecil
arrived Saturday from Searsmont. Mr..
Achorn leaves this morning for Baltimore,
where he is attending medical college.
The winter.
Edith, the fourteen months-old daugh
ter OF John Gross and wife, died on sun
day from an attack of whooping cough.
she funeral services will be held from the
house on Tuesday attsrnoon, Rev. Mr..
Luce officiating.
Z. FL. North and family, who have been
at the Castine House for the summer, re-
Iurned last week to their home in Phila-
seiphia. Previous to his debartnre Mr..
North purchased the knocka bout boat,
Papoose, from the T. d. Blake estate.
Miss Carrie Cosgrove, the popular clerk
IN George E. Lufkin's confectionery store,
leaves this week for visit of several
months in Boston. During her absence
the store viii be in charge OF Miss Myrtle
ME- h.,
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EAST BLUFiliII
spt.i7

oren Earies Is the guest Of P. ]. Coov.,
and wife.
John Lave, r., wife and ht;ls son, d.
HArdwiek, W, arrived Tuesday.
Ivan Thorn, Of Boston, is visiting 4,
parents, Reuben Thorn and vile.
George Allen aud Everett Otis, Of So.th.
east Hartor, are visiting friends here.
Howard Lancaster. Of Old Town, vu
the guest of Howard Green a tes days lss
week.
Ethel Wight and Ethel Bridges, xAa
have been employed a. Northeast HArbw.
returned home last week.
Sept Il. r.