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See the Battleshlps
al RremeYton

The wisconsin and Oregon are
there. with the tfAininE ssip PHI
adeiphia. torpedo boats and destroy
err Tho scenery along tho entire
ffip ts magnificent boats leave Pier
A. 10 and II 20 a m. and i.is
and tao p N. with an extra boat
1T 80 3 m. sunday Round trip SOC.
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New Train 10 California

Leave Seattle { 30 p m. leave
Portland II % . m arrive San
FranclHco SIS IN. foFtr-one
hours en- ruuta The southern Pa.
cgfic Row operate three trains daily
BY scenlr shasta Route
Tickets and reservations ~ Unson
Tickst OFFICE. COS First avenue. So
sttle. wash Y Y Ellis. Gen1
ARfnf
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a WORD FRO. JOSH WISE.

I don't hliaYs %
portunlty knocks at
your ,runt door II
leat comes aifollln
down Oh street. an
you must run oui
an grab Il an firaA
Il Ina.
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Olympic Market

Pike street. belWaon First and Sec
oud. saves haH your meat bills
Try them aud be convinced. Op
poaito The Bon Mafeha. 80
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Ethel has made up her mind she
xrnt aud she says nothing cah
change her. And Yuu knoS h0N
stubborn she ts.
Eyes. She l. a decided blond.
isn't she
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STAR DUST
By Josh"

r,Psr pe,zs FoR srsr CONTRIBUTION sa SECOND PHIzE 81
ArNo IN YOUR vARNs. MAKE EN- nRiEF AND ADDRESS
aJosA WISE TITS STAR
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sWhat dye wunt ter keep tibet
boy o. yourn on farm all his lie
forf Why don't ye let I'm learn a
trade
Hes isarnin' one an workln' ON
IN farm az tn same time
"Whut trades be ieafnin
~Th' horse trade. bEuah
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She sCan't you Join Us ~ =
siamn,inr parry tomorrow nishtf
other Ahe. "Awfully adrrf I'd
itla 70 so. bat I can't
FIRST She why not
Other shet 4 havent 4 fthing
10 wear"
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Closing out watches. diamonds
ana 1sweiry ~ bargain prices.
Unaia Joe. biT qnd ave. -
Rteam baths. soc Oriental Bhtlia
Closing out watches. diamonds
and JeWelfy NJ bargain prices.
Uncle joe. on qua ave -
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The Port Townsend Call. after
giving space 20 a column OF Jan
ages BY Mondays storm On me
Only SAFE iiarb0f on fafet
sound" attempts 10 Apologize POI
the weatharman making me VINO
blow elsewhere besides Seattle.
That's ali right neiEhhor, We
knaw that things did get twisted
somewhere bat cheer up u VII
coon be ''turEutten" even b the osa
est residents
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"Ah air" said the old beeEar,
win tears IN his Voice, ~ YOU only
hnrw my had atafyl l have a
wlfa
"ponr fellow Poor fellow IN
corrupted the prosperous BOOKING
man. Yours IL indeed sad story,
and You have my sympathy Heres
a dime. Go and set a divorce.
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Count Bonl IL 70 write articles az
siO0 per for a French paper ~
Ilani had a great deal OF experience
IN asking for Il. he should fnd u
easy 10 write for money.
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Only Dream


A pipe burst in the bathroom.
sTwsa II the Gloss OF summer.
| seat right to the Telephone.
And ordered up a plumber.
In fifteen minutes ha Waa there,
10 said apssd was bis rulea.
AaA started riEhi ln ON the Work.
For he'd brought all his t0ols.
lie then cleaned up hs mess b
MAIDS.
And asked mo Tor BROOM
I asked him shat his charges we're
When bed swept out the foom.
paY me neat wcch. BE- said 70 me
Two bits must then he paid
III pas my self " lta not FiHht,
Fof the trouble have made.
I thought. aean This a plumber te
When ha % me thus spoke.
NJ wIfa then punched nsa n Us
fiha.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
SURRY.
June Is.

s. A. McGrsw has gone to Northeast
Harbor to work at the mason's trade.
George and Clark Cousins are work ing
on Capt. McKay's wharf. They will soon
have good wharf there.
Mrs. Nellie Staples visited friends in
Surry Sunday and Monday, leaving here
for West Ellsworth Monday night to visit
relatives there.
J. E. Gott, who has been at the soldiers
home, Togus, arrived home last Friday
night. MIR. Gott has been in the hospital
at the home all winter, but is looking fine
Mrs. j. F. Staples came home from
Brooklin last Sunday, where she has been
visiting her adopted daughter, Mrs. Fred
W. Phillips, who has been very i'll with
tonsilitis.
The funeral OF Mrs. John G. Davis, who
died suddenly of heart failure while in
Ellsworth Thursday, was held at the
Methodist church Friday, Rev. j. d.
McGraw officiating. A large number of
grangers attended. The grange service at
the grave was very impressive.
June %. g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
IAMOINE.
DOLLY.

Miss Ruth Curtis is visiting Miss Bertha
Hopkins in Ellsworth.
Nathan King, who has been IN Wash
ington, ID. C., since last October, is home.
Emery Curtis and stephen Young are
employed at the Hancock house in Els
worth.
Capt. Charles HodgSins and family, of
Melrose. Mass, arrived Saturday for the
summer. They are heartily welcomed.
Misses Olive Coolidge and Flora stratton
have completed their school terms at West
franklin and fslesford respectively and
are at home.
Mrs. Addie Reynolds is occupying her
summer home here. Her daughter in law,
Mrs. Fred Reynolds, and children are her
guests for the season. Her sons Charles
and lothian are visiting her at present.
In speaking OF the grange memorial
service in our last communication, we
neglected to say that part OF the service
consisted OF the decoration OF the graves
of the departed members in this cemetery
and the one at East Iamoine. A commit
tee also visited the Ellsworth cemetery and
attended to that duty there, and an at
tempt was made to perform the same SER
vice In other cemeteries where the mem
bers are laid to rest.
lime % 81
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NORTH SEDGWICK.

Roy Allen and wife moved into their
new house Saturday.
Joseph II. Grindle, of Deer Isle, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. W. L. Closson.
Maurice Allen, who has been quite i'll
for a number of weeks, is much better
Miss Abbie ElweH is visiting friends at
Woodbine cottage, Surry, for few days.
Mrs. Hattie Carter, who has been at
West Sedgwick for two weeks, returned
Saturday.
Miss Inez |. Page has closed her school at
district 8, and is at home. She had sue
cessful term of ten weeks.
Miss Jennie Herrick and Miss Olive
Carter, of Bluehill, are visiting Mrs.
Hannah Abbott and Mrs. Dora PettengilI
School closed Thursday afternoon. 1t
has been a very successful term, taught by
Mrs. Viola Haskell, of South Brooksville
The many friends of Rev. S. NJ. Thomp-
son and wife are congratulating them
on the arrival OF boy baby, born June 49,
Merrill Buchanan.
June 25. RAE.
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NORTH BLUEHILL.

Miss Nellie Douglass spent few days
last week with Miss Alice Wescott.
Miss Effie Dunbar has returned from
Eagle island, where she has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. J. II. Quinn.
All were very much shocked to hear of
the death of Percy r. c. Wardwell, aged
nineteen, which occurred at the home of
his parents Thursday night after a short
but painful illness. He was young man
OF sterling qualities, and will be greatly
missed in the community. Much SYM
pathy is expressed for the family, The
funeral took place at the home of his pa
rent ON Sunday afternoon, Rev. E. Bean
officiating, Flowers were presented by
the young people of the neighborhood
and by his many relatives. The pail bear
ers were Harrie ellis, Carroll Dunbar,
Charles and William Wescott.
June 26. ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
BECkSPORT.
SUB.

William P. Gray died at his home on the
Long Pond road last Thursday, aged sixty
one wears. He leaves wife and two
children Miss Carrie Gray, who is teach
ing in orrington, and Emmons, who lives
al home.
The Red Men at their semi-annual
meeting elected officers as follows: II. r.
Ames, prophet; Jay Lee, sachem; Ralph
Newcomb. senior sycamore; l.. II. Hop
kins, junior sycamore; b. Ames, chief of
records George n. Montgomery, keeper
Of wampum; G. Il. Richards, collector OF
wampum.
Enough applications have been received
to insure the opening of summer
training school for teachers at the sem
mary. The school will be under the
direct charge OF State Supt. Stetsou, and
Is open to all teachers and those who
intend to teach, without charge for tuition.
Arrangements have been made with the
trustees OF the seminary to have the
boarding house open during the month Of
July for the accommodation OF out
town students. The price for board has
been fixed at 50 per week for members of
the school. Those who expect to attend
the summer school should register at
once, and make sure OF the desired accom-
modations. Thesschool opens July and
continues four weeks.
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COUNTY NEWS.
CRANBERRY ISLES,

Miss Viola Joy has returned home from
Hebron academy.
George w. Bulger is building an addi-
tion to the house OF e. b. Stanley, jr.
George w. Squirting, road commissioner,
is making great improvements on the
roads.
At the request OF Rev. A. p. Mcdonald
the ladies' aid society met last week at the
parsonage.
Henry E. Bunker is to take command
this season Of the steam yacht Sunbeam,
owned by Hon. Seth Low.
Mrs. Linda Lyman and Mrs. Hattie
Lyman, Of Seal Harbor, visited Rev. A. r.
Mcdonald and wife last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Row and daughter
Schassa, OF Boston, arrived yesterday to
spend the season at their summer home.
Rev. Mr.. Forsyth, of Bucksport,
preached very eloquent and instructive
sermon in the Union meeting house Sum
day.
Capt. Elwood Richardson is at home for
vacation, hoping to regain his health,
which has been very poor for several
months.
Frederick Joy and Percy Bunker arrived
from Hebron last week, and Alfred Ladd
from Kent's Hill, where they have been
attending school.
The ladies' ball at the town hall We'd
nesday night was largely attended, and
for the first time the hall was not consid-
cred large enough.
One OF the crew of the vessel which
discharged stone for the steamboat wharf
last week, lost two toes by a block OF
stone falling on them.
Mrs. Nellie Sheafe, of Blaine, WASH, ar
rived last week to visit relatives and
friends at this, her native place. She has
been absent from here for twenty-seven
years, and notes many changes. She is
very much pleased with her western home
William $. Squirting, who had paralytic
shock on May ~, died at the home OF his
son on June 5. Funeral services were held
at the church June Z, Rev. A. K. Melon
aid, of Bar harbor, officiating. The in
terment was in the Bunker burial ground,
beside his wife who died nearly thirty
years ago. Mr.. Squirting was about sixty
years OF age, and leaves one son, Eber L.,
of this place.
June rs. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
NORTH BROOKLYN.

Abel Staples has sold fine horse to F.
L. Cole.
II. II. Hale is in Scdgwiek with his
gasoline engine, saving wood.
II. n. Dow has finished and launched
his iweuiy-two-foot gasoline launch.
Capt. Leroy r. Flye, In the schooner
Lizzie Lee, now in Bangor, has chartered
and is loading lumber for New York.
Capt. John Eaton had the misfortune to
fall out of his farm wagon. As Capt. Ea-
ton is past seventy years, IL shook him up
quite badly.
Charles Il. White and wife, who spent a
few days ottheir wedding tour with Adei-
Der, seavey and wife, have gone to Hal
lowell, where they will preside In the
future.
Mrs. Amanda Dodge and granddsugh-
ter Ruth havs been visiting Mrs. Mar
garet Howard, Mrs. Dodge's mother, OF
Brooksyiilc. Mrs. Howard, who is eighty
two years Of age, is rs smart woman as
you will find in days travel.
School has closed here after very sue
cessful term taught by MISS Grace Gray,
Of South Brooksville. On the closing day
the teacher and pupils gave out invita-
tons to friends and relatives to attend a
picnic dinner, which was responded 10 by
many. All report good time.
June 25. SUB.
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AGRICULTURAL BULLETIN.
Interesting Letters From Hancock
County Farmers.

| uaeouossa. uAx
oen
| county Farmers.
Inc last bulletin OF the State board OF
agriculture contains the following letters
| from Hancock county:
| BRooxsv,,,v rhs ola ,., has has,, !,
| spread the dressing harrow a. IN and ssad
do,v, ,,,,,h go. 80 -.
era are oat,;,g a.. :, ~, r,s 80, ...,a
tho oron,a ~, iaa,.as ,,,,.h;., IN. -.
No,v We are la,,;ns 49,, ,..it.,,. a. -.
and oa++;no h...a. $50, y.,,..,. ~ 49,
wav l. 10 seaa ~ ~, -. 49,,
for nv land a. t;no.h,, .Is,,a $780, 80
brownton Rcd clovar - ~, o,,..rsa 49, -
too nncb waste a1s;La a., -, q, n1oss,,,,
= the hest nav ausr n.ad ~. 800 49,.
10 onv t.rn,ar o,,,,s ...,a.a. .,.a...,...s
the 9rs, cron 80 - ,,,.h -, ,..,sa :, a.
araso;r, ~. ,,,,,,,,, -. -, "a
= po,,..
ssnaw,cvr .h,x,t a;raran. IN -a~.,,;.a
ssaa~s... 'o4s iedoiie
On clay soil get the best results tn dress IL
well after having. turn IL over. and seed II
down. Gravel or loan I cultivate two wears
and seed 1t down in the spring with grain. /
think barley the best to seed down with. I
have tried seeding down with grass alone and
the first year got nothing but weeds. NV
neighbors have had the same result. l should
rather have timothy to feed nv horse than
clover. think clover is too dusty for horses,
but better for dairy cattle Think grass
should be fully grown and the seeds full be-
sora .. 10 c,t lyo,,la ~. have a. lin. hut
w. " - ~ w e AP'' "'
well made before putting II into the barn.
A. H. DoRIrY
p,ooy,,x no. rr,ss tb;rL ,a,a sho,ld
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
KITTERY TO CARIBOU.

William y. bennett, vice-president Of
the Second national bank OF Bangor, and
for many years it's cashier, died Friday,
aged ninety-two years.
Willard f. Steele, aged twenty seven, q
lobster fisherman, was drowned near
Squirrel island last Wednesday. He leaves
wife and child in Eastport.
Patents have been granted to Maine in
ventors as follows: Arthur p. Brown,
Bradley, tackle block; Edward South
worth, Portland, machine for perforating
paper.
The body OF Alonzo J. w. Merrill, aged
sixty-five, of Foxcroft, was found on the
shores of Sebec lake last Wednesday.
Merrill disappeared on June 10. He wan
dered away from home while temporarily
deranged, and died OF exposure and
hunger.
James. B. Drake, Of Bath, for many
years president of the Kennebec and
Eastern Steamship Cos, died last week.
He was engaged in the insurance and
brokerage business and had built con-
siderable fleet of vessels. He was presi-
in the Lincoln national bank.
The following appointments on the
official staff of Frederick S. Walls, the
new department commander of the G. A.
r. have been made: Assistant adjutant
general, Thomas G. Libby, of yinalhaven;
assistant auartermaster general, James p.
Armbruster, of vinalhaven; inspector,
Gilman ~ al ,.lr
advocate, Leroy t. Carleton, of Winthrop;
chief mastering officer, Joshua W. Black,
Of Searsport.
Winslow Burbank, aged nineteen,
of South Paris, and Miss Lulu
Libby, aged seventeen, Of Auburn,
were drowned at Lake Auburn
Thursday by the overturning of canoe.
Two companions in the boat with them
were saved. Burbank s cap blew off, and
Miss Libby made grab for it, overturn-
ing the canoe. Burbank went to her res
cue, but she threw her arms about him
and dragged him down.
Chairman Carleton of the commis-
sion of inland fisheries and game has re-
ceived from Warden H. E. Redmond, of
somerset county, specimen OF beaver
cutting which he found near Spencer
pond, which is the finest specimen of this
nature that has yet been received at the
department. The cutting is on the butt
of yellow birch eighteen inches in
diameter. For some reason the beavers
did not succeed in cutting clear through
the butt, and a section of about seven
inches in diameter was left in the centre.
The marks of the chisel-like teeth of the
animals show plainly in the wood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
NORTH FRANKLIN.

DIR. Gsrcelon Hooper, of Fairfield, spent
the past week with his parents, A. c.
Hooper and wife.
Mrs. Olive Bliss and two daughters,
Olive and Helen, of Kansas, are visiting
her brother, o. o. orcutt and wife.
The entertainment given at the school
house Friday evening was quite success.
About - was realized from the sale OF ice
cream and cake.
School closed Friday, June y, after
profitable term of ten weeks, taught by
Miss Frances V. Knowles, OF Addison.
Those not absent were Nathan Collar,
Sadie and Stanley Lawrie, Sara Williams
and Letha Woodwork. Absent one-day
or less: Josie Abbott, Clyde Clark, Herbert
Collar, Hazel and Flodora Woodwork.
June %. MAE.
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NORTH LAMOINE
II
JaneD.

Charles Christie, who has been employed
at Bar Harbor, is at home.
Mildred Crane, of Orono, is visiting her
grandmother, Mis-. Ira Hagen.
j. Wesley Bowden, OF Castine, was the
guest OF Mrs. A. T.. Austin the first of the
week.
Burton Cannon, Of Boston, is at his old
boarding place with Mrs. julia Graves
for the season.
Winfield $. Archer, who is employed in
Connecticut, was home for a few days
vacation the past week.
Capt. A. B. Holt and wife, who have
spent the past week at the Films, returned
TO South Gouldsboro this morning.
June 25 Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
LEACH'S POINT.
ARE.

School closes next Friday, June %.
Mrs. Carrie Crosby is gaining slowly.
A son was born to Harry Small and wife
June 20.
The meeting OF Wednesday evening
was well attended.
Miss Hazel Ames closed very success
full term OF school ON Verona Friday.
A number of the young people took q
buck board ride Wednesday evening to
Oak Hall, Verona.
June 3. Nj.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
WEST FREMONT.

Daniel Dow and Ashbury Lopaus came
home Friday.
Mrs. Ashbury Lopaus, who has been
working at the Ocean house for the past
month, came home Saturday for short
time.
Kate and Julia Clark have been visiting
Mrs. Cora Childs and other relatives at
Manset ana Southwest Harbor the past
week.
June %. THELMA.
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COUNTY NEWS.
- ,.tai,toasi co~~sr Nsws see oshev pcsee
NORTH DEER ISLE.

s.ruel Lowe has been in Rockland on
husiness recently.
Capt. e. T. Marshall sailed for New
Work Wednesday.
Jonathan Torrey lost his horse last
week, from old age.
Mrs. Charles Eaton Is entertaining her
r,other. Mrs. Prescott johnson.
Mrs. Emma Damon and daughter were
In Rockland ON business last week.
Miss Linnic Powers has gone to Isle au
uaut where she has employment for the
summer
Mrs. Alonzo Hutchinson will entertain
,.s sidewalk society at her home Tuesday
afternoon.
Chester Thorn and wife. OF Greenport,
IL. who have been guests OF Mrs. Mary
/ Haskell, have gone home.
Mrs. Diana Hatch has returned from
Camden, where she has been a guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. Cyrus Brown.
Misses Gertrude Thompson and Stella
Powers have returned from Castine, where
they have attended the normal school.
whitney Lowe and Capt. Charles Scott,
who are in charge Of yachts owned by A.
]. Csssatt, OF Philadelphia, were home the
past week
Chauncey Hutchinson passed his twelfth
birthday anniversary June ~, and was
we'll remembered by his friends, many OF
whom received a generous slice OF the
birthday cake.
Innn Is. +.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
LITTLE DEER ISLE,

Mrs. Nina Ellis, of Rockland, who has
been visiting here, has gone home.
Wentworth Powers and wife, of Port
land, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Gladys Holderness is employed by
Capt Charles Babson at Eggemoggin this
summer.
Walter Ferris, of Chicago, will occupy
the pulpit of the Congregational church
next month.
Mrs. NJ. j. Brown has returned from
Rockland, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Sewell.
June 25. E.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
OCEASVILLE.
June %.

Frank Gross and Alfred Greenlaw are
painting their houses.
f. T. Colony, mail carrier, is quite i'll.
G. B. Crockett drives the mail team.
Miss Alice Lane came from Quincy,
Mass, this morning, and will spend her
vacation here.
.'Sister Dora," after long absence, will
entertain her many friends at the school
house Saturday evening. Ice-cream and
cake will be served.
June %. A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
BASS HARBOR.

Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts, who has been
spending week with Mrs. l.. F. Colt, has
returned to her home in Reading, Mass.
Miss Helen Jackson has gone to Boston
to stay several weeks.
E. B. Clark has been surveying and lay
ing out house lots in the field belonging
to the David Benson estate.
Miss Rena Hodgdon, of Boston, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Joshua Sawyer.
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
hall. 1t is hoped to have it ready for use
by July 4.
June %. X. u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
SEDGWICK.
KERswELL-KocH.

June 81, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
L. Foster, of Richmond, at high noon,
Miss Carrie Kerswell, of Richmond, and
Rev. Christian Koch, of Sedgwick, were
married. President White, Of Colby col
lege, performed the ceremony, assisted by
Rev. II. II. Hayes, Of Gardiner. The
double ring service was used.
Evergreen and marguerites were used in
the decoration OF the>parlors, and formed
an effective background for the bridal
party. The bride was gowned in white
muslin and carried shower bouquet of
white carnations. An informal luncheon
was served at the conclusion of the cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koch will live in Sedg-
wick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
MARLBORO.
II
June

David Mosley, who has been quite i'll the
past two weeks, remains about the same.
Mrs Il. c. Alexander, OF Montreal, with
her little son Donald, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Clara Ford.
Fred Anderson, wife and children are
visiting Mrs. Anderson's parents, Hollis
Saunders and wife, in Surry.
Newell Hodgkins and his sister, Miss
Martha, OF Old Town, spent Sunday with
their uncle, Coleman Hodgkins.
June 25. ARE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27
SEAWALL..

Mrs. Frank Dolliver has moved to Man
set for the summer.
Mrs. NJ, e. Moore spent Sunday with
her nephew, George r. Fuller, at Southwest
Harbor.
Master Allen Cleveland, OF Roslindale,
Mass, came Friday to stop with his uncle,
Samuel Moore, until his parents, Lindell