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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-18

Representative Rlxey made ail unstc-
cessful effort to-day to have the bill
which Senator Daniel got through the
Senate yesterday. for the construction OF
a bridge across the Potomac hore. referred
to the Committee on tho District of Co
lumbia, The bill went to the Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. It
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-18
Prepare for Wage War.

Organization OF the Wage Scale Com
which was affected at meeting
held at o'clock tonight, was the first
step toward the paramount business OF
the convention OF the United Mine Work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-18

PARIS, January I'm. Clement Ar
mand Fallieres was to-day elected presi-
dent Of France on the first ballot. The
ynta
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-01
MARLBORO.

h. K. Martin, Of Ellsworth, is here cut
ting his hay. His wife IL with him.
Miss Luella Hodgkins, who has been at
work for Mrs. Power at Lamoine, Is at
home.
The friends Of Mrs. J. IL. Douglass, of
Colorado, will be glad to hear that she is
getting better after serious Illness.
Miss Audrey nodgkins and Miss Katie
Mcintyre, who have been picking straw
berries for f. W. Wooster, are at home.
F. c. Alexander, OF Montreal, arrived
Saturday to join his wife and little son
Donald, who came to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Clara Ford.
The Iamoine eornet band gave concert
on the lawn at ;. II. Remick's last Friday
evening. The music was much enjoyed by
the goodly number gathered. There was
free treat OF cake and ice-cresm for all
present.
July 30. ARE.
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SEAL. COVE

Miss Louise Robbins is spending week
in Bangor, to be with her father, William
Robbins, who is there in the schooner
Fred A. Emerson.
Capt. Charles Branseombe and wife, of
New York, visited Mrs. Branscombeis
aunt. Mrs. r. L. Latty, and cousin, Mrs.
L. r. Hodgdon, this week.
Miss Luella Brown, teacher of short
hand in the Shaw business college, Rock
land, is spending part of her vacation
with her grandmother, Mrs. c. II. Sawyer.
Mrs. w. J. Harper, OF the Lily Lake
house, has had some very pretty booklets
issued, describing her hosiery, also some
attractive post cards illustrating pretty
bits of scenery about Seal Cove.
c. w. Moffett, who is spending the
summer at his home at Pretty Marsh, with
friend, f. A. jain, OF New York, took
dinner with L. c, Ober and wife wednes-
day. They were guests over night We'd
nesday at Lily Lake house.
July %. n.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

The Congregational sewing circle will
hold its annual summer sale at the ban
quet hall, Odd Fellows block, Tuesday,
Aug. !. II that day proves stormy, the sale
will be open on Wednesday.
Friday of last week Mrs. NJ. A. Hamor,
of SomesvIlle, called on friends here, at
tending in the afternoon the Willard Wa
G. T. L. OF which she is member, the
only representative from her home local
ity
Rev Amory Bradford, d. D., OF Mont
clair, y. j., Joined his family at Willow
field cottage last week. DR.. Bradford has
been much out of health for some time,
but it is hoped that Southwest Harbor air
will prove beneficial.
c. +. Cook, who has been spending sel-
eral weeks at hIs summer home here, was
Joined last week by his wife, son and
daughter and a friend of the family. Mr..
Cook has a fine graphophone with which
he entertains his friends.
Floyd Smith, of Caribou, spent last week
with his uncle, Liston Smith, in company
with his cousin, Miss Robinson, the
daughter of Mrs. Eva Robinson, who with
her son Donald has made her home with
her brother since last autumn.
The recent smashup OF carriage by a
horse frightened by the sudden appear
ance ON a narrow road of an automobile
has set our town authorities to looking
after the warning posters which, through
someone's lack OF vigilance, were not very
conspicuous.
The Atlanta university quartette sang at
the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing, the we'll trained and melodious voices
giving good selections, as they have each
year for many seasons. There were some
new songs as well as the familiar old set,
and the talk by the leader and remarks by
one OF the choir were very interesting.
The pastor opened and closed the service,
Among the visitors recently entertained
by Mrs. A. w. Clark was Miss S. E. Owen,
teacher In the Mather missionary col
ored school of Beaufort, s. c., who by in
vitation spent two weeks of her we'll
earned vacation with Mrs. Clark. Miss
OWENS graphic accounts of her work for
| many years were very interesting. When
asked If the school stood on it's own re-
sources, she replied; ''No, it stands on
barrels, for this kind of help from friends
has done wonderful things for the ad-
vancement OF the work. Mrs. Clark's
brother, Lowell Y. Coggins, of California,
and his wife and son also were her
guests for few days. They were in San
| Francisco during the earthquake, but
| escaped unframed. Mrs. Coggins, on the
| termination of her visit here, left for
| Europe with friends on an excursion trip.
Mr.. Coggins and son will spend the time
| of her absence in Lamoine.
Julyl3l. SPRAY.
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ATLANTIC.
July3.
ARE.

Otis Albee, $. 1. Carpenter and Frank
Gould were in Bar Harbor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Howard and Miss Howard,
friends OF the Rodmans, are In town for a
few weeks.
From the supper in Seaside hall Thurs
day evening. for the benefit of the side
walk, about gu was realized
Gladys Joyce, who has been on visit to
her cousin, Merle Small, at Deer Isle,
returned home Saturday night.
Mrs Abbie Joyce is on a visit 10 Brook
lin and other towns in that vicinity. She
has many relatives and friends there, as it
was her former home.
Mrs. Kershaw, Miss Kershaw and Mrs.
James, OF Philadelphia, who have been at
Rose Hill cottage, left for Southwest Har-
Dor Friday.
July %. ;.
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COUNTY NEWS.
pENoBsCoT.

IEGNCDolols
Miss Louise Page, of Bucksport, was the
guest of Miss Nina Varpum Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. Gibbs, OF Springfield, Mass, is
spending his vacation at the home OF A.
h. Varnum.
DIR. Hudson, wife and niece, Springfield,
Mass, are spending a week at the home
of c. X. Bridges.
Miss Frances Wilson has returned to her
home in Portland, after months visit
here with relatives.
W. J. Creamer, of stockton, spent Sun
day in town with his family, who are
spending August here.
E. A. Snowman went To Bucksport
Friday to get his yacht, Aunt Polly,
which has been built there for hun.
Schooners Clara and Mabel, Capt. Sellers,
and Caroline, Capt. Devereaux, arrived
Saturday with cargoes for local dealers.
Penobscot grange held its regular meet
ing at grange hall Friday evening. A
very pleasant and profitable evening was
spent.
Miss Nina Varnum and Bernard E.
Varnum attended the musicale at Bluehill
Friday evening. They report a very pleas
ant evening.
The many friends here of DR.. George E.
Parsons and wife, of Castine, will regret
to learn of the sudden death OF their
infant daughter.
George o. Li.tlefield, OF the United
States cruiser Minneapolis, is at home for
a few days, His many friends are glad to
see him in town again.
Edward Snowman, wife and son Robert,
of Springfield, Mass, arrived Thursday
\ to spend the summer with his parents,
Leander A. Snowman and wife.
Mrs. Helen Sellers and daughter jean
cite have returned home after having Wis.,
tied Capt. Sellers, whose vessel was at
| Rocklsnd, later at Stockton Springs.
| The Kemp family, a colored troupe,
gave an entertainment at Grange hall
Saturday evening to good sized audi
ence. There was a dance after the show.
The ladies' aid society of the Methodist
church will hold an entertainment and
ice-cream social at grange hall Thursday
evening, Aug. 2. All are cordially invited
| to attend.
The ladies of Penobscot chapter, O. E. s..
are preparing for sale of useful and
! fancy articles, also refreshments of differ
7 emf kinds To he held a bOut he middle al
| August. The date will be announced
later.
| July 30. SUBA.
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Hooper. The store just vacated by Mr..
Hooper has been occupied by the Hoopers,
father and son, for more than fifty years.
The lawn party and tea of the Catholic
society for the benefit of inc church, on
the lawn in front of Mrs. John A. OAR
ling's beautiful residence, Friday evening,
was one of the plesssntest events Of the
season. Crowds filed the grounds and
lined the street for fully four hours. The
grounds were handsomely enthusiastically
decorated. The decorations were new and
novel. Many devices to solicit coin were in
evidence. At 7.30 o'clock, the Bucksport
band rendered several selections. At s
O'Clock a concert and dance were given at
Emery hall. The receipts, $50, will be de-
voted towards freseoing the church.
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CENTER.

Maud Dow, of West fremont, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Dora Harper.
Everett Murphy and wife visited his
mother, Mrs. james Turner, last Sunday.
Mrs. Eunice Eaton and Mrs. George
Jones were calling on friends here last
week.
The ice-cresm social at Mrs. Lois Bart
lett's was well attended. Proceeds, $50,
for the benefit of the Methodist pastor.
Mrs. Isabel Hodgdon has gone to Rock
land to visit her brother, II. p. Robbins,
who is keeper at the Breakwater light
station.
Francis j. Flanagan, OF Boston, we'll
known artist, is with r. b. Higgins and
family for a few months rest. Mr.. Fiani-
gan has been in France for the past three
years. While there his pictures we're ex-
hibited In the salon in Paris.
July 30. II.
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EAST suRRY.
ialy0,

Mss Ella Jarvis,hss been suffering with
srysipelas in the face.
Charles Stone lhas taken possession OF
his new purchase, the Freethy farm.
RH. Chatlo has returned to Lynn, Mass.
,ns, two weeks spent with his parents.
Miss Emily Morgan recently visited her
sister. Mn. TneE Lord, at bingham, Mass.
AastinrJoy and family, of Ellsworth,
are occupying one Of 5. j. Treworgy' cot
sagvs.
MisslRdiih Bicknell, of Rockland, is
visiting Miss Mary Cole at the cottage
o.tccrat.
Mrs. Margaret wasgatt, of Rockland,
has come to repair her newly purchased
place here.
Capt. r. A. Sinclair is at home. The
schooner Osprey, OF which he was in com
mand, has been sold.
Mrs. Z. Z. SWEET, who has been III SC
long, Is able to leave her room aud walk
sroand the house little.
Mrs sarah j. Ireworgy Is visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Sophia Hntehins
Both are past eighty years of age.
Mrs. Hannah WATSON, who was 50
severely injured by COW, is now able tc
b taken from her room In wheel chair
Percy l. Sinclair, OF Auburn, with his
wife and son Harold, Is at this home OF
bis parents, Capt. X. A. Sinclair and wife
ios his annual vacation.
Charles Stone, OF the steamer Catherine
vas obliged to leave his work as fireman
Tor several days on account Of an abscess
IN bis bead. He has returned to ths
steamer.
July %. c.
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--NTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoR.

RHtfStttA iA~has't-s
Miss Jennie Chase IS visiting relatives
!, winter Harbor.
p.,ph Kingsley, of Bar Harbor, has been
cent guest at Capt. 5. O. Moore's-
Gu Rice has returned from Rockiand,
hnsiness called him for few days.
,u.. kathryn Hutchinson, recent
a, Miss Grace Moore, lett We'd
vt.day for Boston.
ruery Cole, of Nashua, y. H., arrived
- fathers saturday for his annual va
alton Of tew weeks
u,,vard ColweIi, who fell frctn a horse
weeks ago. breaking his arm, has re-
sa,ared Sufficiently to be out,
II Kingston and wife, who have
shoOn much attention during their
"a 10 W. F. Bruce and wife, left for st.
Johns Friday
,uss Grace Mcfarland, Of Hancock, and
u. Marion Wilson, OF Sedgwick, who
- heeu visiting in town, left for their
homes Thursday
Master Murray Hewins celebrated his
zenith birthday July % with party.
"a, li,tle folks had the best of good times
r,,b games, in which Buster Brown
wed A prime favorite. A birthday cake,
s,,o,r, and other dainties pleased the
,S,ug guests. As one little girl expressed
80. ave had everything to eat, and
ssrs happy as birds"
The Pythian sisterhood held its semi
.,,u.l installation Tuesday evening. The
~-,rd chancellor and her staff from Lewis
=, and Auburn were present and installed
4. officers Puritan assembly, of Yves,
Sullivan. was represented by several men,
.,s, and altogether there WIS large at
,.pdsncc. supper was served at O'Clock
ard retreshments were again served at the
ecss OF the evening programme. The Of
s~rs from the grand assembly were enter
uinsa while here by Mrs. Alfred Hamil-
ton.
July 30. y.
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NOTICE.

sale of Real Estate by Administrator.
StETH w. NORWOOD, of Southwest Har-
= Dor. Hancock county, state OF Maine,
administrator OF the estate of Joshua L. Mar
shall, late OF Southwest Hsrbor, deceased,
hereby gives public notice, that in pursuance
of a license issued to said administrator by
the probate court, in and for Hancock county.
Maine, dated July 3, 1906. and recorded in the
probate records of said county, in volume l05,
page lI9. he will sell by public auction at the
office of Seth W. Norwood. Odd fellows Build
ing Southwes Harbor Maine on saturday
the LIST day of Sep: ember, 1906, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, the real estate OF said Joshua
l. Marshaii, deceased Whlch ne was oy sara
license authorized to sell and convey saic
real estate, being particularly bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
LIST. certain lot or parcel OF land situated
in the town of Southwest Harbor, county OF
Hancock, and bounced and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the northeast corner of a
lot of land deco ed to Isaac Lurvey by Salem
Town, Jr Atty. for John q. Adams and others,
by his deed recorded in the Hancock county
registry OF deeds book &C, page 22S; thence
running south 40 east to spruce tree in the
Lurvey brook; thence following the brook
southeasterly 10 land formerly owned by John
D. Lurvey; thence following said John 5
land southerly to the So called Eaton Clark
lot; thence westerly on said Clark's line to o
stake in the Meadow; thence north So west
forty five and one half (45lo) rods to the town
road leading from Norwood's Cove 10 Seal
Cove; thence following said town road west
erly sixty-two (62l rods to II. II. Clarks line;
thence on said line to land formerly owned
by Barnard Rumill; thence by said Rumill
lot to the first mentioned bound, containing
thirty-six 1857 acres, more or less, with the
buildings thereon.
End. Also one other lot in Southwest Har-
Dor. county of Hancock, State of Maine. Be-
ginning at the southeast corner OF A. J.
Holmes lot; thence running north 40 west
twenty (2o) rods to the said Holmes line;
thence south 52i2' west following said Holmes
line sixteen (16) rods to place of beginning
containing two (2) acres. more or less. Such
sale is to be made subject to taxes and all
liens, mortgages and membranes thereon
for specification OF which reference is made
registry of deeds, and also subject to the
rights by descent of Mary Marshall, widow oil
said Joshua L. Marshall.
July 20, 1905. SETH w. NORWOOD.
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LAAiOINE.

John King and his sister Stella are at
home for their summer vacation.
Miss Weber, Of Connecticut, is visiting
Asr aunt, Mrs. Nathan Boynton, and other
relatives
Leonard Cushing, OF Waltham, Mass, is
visiting At the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Frsd Hodgkius.
Mrs. George Googins and daughter
Fsad Of Cambridge, Mass, are visiting
Ms. Mary Coolidge and other relatives.
J. W. Bragdon and wife, of Mime
sp0ls, arrived Sunday, and are visiting
An Lydia Hodgkins and other relatives.
Miss Margaret Brewer returned to her
home at Bar Harbor last Tuesday, after a
'sil OF several days with Hazel Hodgkins,
Mrs. Augusta Bartlett and daughter
Llia, OF Melrose, Mass, are the guests oil
MS Bartlett's sister, Mrs. Frank L.
Hodgkins.
Mrs Lionel Hodgkips and son Merle,
sad Miss Jennie Hodgkins are visiting
ms. Hodgkins' sister, Mrs. Walter Stan
~, al lslesford.
AIRS Arthur Reynolds and daughter
nave gone to Gouldsboro to spend the
week with Mrs. Reynolds parents, W. F.
haiehings and wife.
Howard DeLaittre and wife, of Mime
.polis, arrived In Lamoine last Wednes-
uAy and are visiting Mrs. Lydia Hodgkinf
aao other Of their relatives.
sohn DeLAittre and Z. II. Moulton, Of
minneapolis, who are cruising along the
,'as' IN the yacht Undiue, anchored in
0sffy's Cove, for Few days last week.
July 30. II.
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LEACH'S POINT.
July 80.

Oscar Hartman has returned from Rum
ford Falls.
Miss Clara Churchill has gone to Bar
Harbor for the summer.
Miss Olive HutchIngs is spending few
weeks with Mrs. W. A. Peavey.
Ilewellyn Ames, of Bangor, spent sat
urdav and Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Crosby is so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be ont.
Austin J. Ripley went to Bangor Tues
dav TO have an operation performed.
Walter Brewster had 1,40O baskets OF
straw berries picked from his farm one day
last week. Isaac Snowman is also pick
ing a large quantity this year.
July rs.
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MINTURN.

vene Reed and Warren Staples are load
ing paving for Mathew Baird & Co., at
Hagen Mountain.
Mrs. Lizzie Dow and Mrs. Emily John
son are visiting Mrs. Johnson's son, r. N.
johnson. Mrs. Dow will visit in Water
vile before returning to her home in
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Miss Vida Stewart and Mrs. Alpha
Stewart went to Rockland Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane, who have been the
guests OF Miss Laura Turner, returned to
their home in Brewer last Monday
Marguerite Sadler is quite i'll.
Miss Mildred Bridges, who has been
working at Swans Island, spent few days
last week with her parents, f. F. Bridges
and wife.
Emerson Sadler is taking a weeks va
cation from the steamer Vinal Haven, and
is visiting in Corea.
July 30. J.
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1faaI Notices.

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To the Honorable Court of County Commits
sioners for the County OF Hancock and State
of Maine. holden at Ellsworth within and
for said County of Hancock, on the ) eond
Tuesday OF April. A. d. 1905.
ID ESPECTFULLY re present William w
III Conary and herman s. Conary both OF
Deer Isle in said County. that Town way
from a point on the town way near the store
of A. B. BuckmiL ster, at unshine In said
Deer Isle. thence southeasterly to the store
OF Daisy E. Conary. at said Sunshine. would
be OF common convenience and necessity.
That the Municipal Officers OF said town OF
Deer Isle, upon proper petition therefor to
them pre- scented by your petitioners and TWEEN
ty-one others, then and now inhabitants OF
said Deer Isle and owners of cultivated land
therein. on the ninth day of August, A. d.
1905. have unreasonably neglected ard refused
to lay out the same.
Wherefore your petitioners, within one
year thereafter pray that your Honors may
lay out such town way agreeably to law in
such case made and provided, and estimate
the damage, IL any, to owners OF land over
which said way may be laid.
Deer Isle, Maine, July TO- 1906
WILLIAM W. CoNARY.
HERMAN <. CoNARY.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK SCOUT OF County Commits
/ siuners, April Term, 4. D. 1870.
Upon the foregoing petition the Commits
sioners being satisfied that the petitions rs
are responsible, that an inquiry into ht
merits is expedient, and that the petitioner
I ought TO be heard touching the matter SCI
forth in their petition; order that the County
Commissioners meet at the store OF
Daisy +. Conary, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of September, A. ID. 1905, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ and thence proceed TO view the route
/ mentioned in said petition, Immediately after
which view, hearing of the parties and wit
nesses will be had at some convenient place
in the vicinity, and such other measures
! taken in the premises as the Commissioner
I shall Judge proper. And 1t is further
! Ordered-1hat notice Of the time, place and
] purpose of the Commissioners meeting afore-
/ said be given to all persons and corporations
/ interested by serving an attested copy of the
/ petition and this order thereon. upon the
CLERK Of the Town of Deer Isle. a like copy
| upon William W. Conaly, one Of the petit
I tioners and by posting up attested copies as
aforesaid in three public places in said town
/ thirty days at least before the time
/ appointed for said view. and by pub
! fishing the petition and order thereon,
/ three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
/ American, newspaper published at Els
/ WORTH in the County OF Hancock. the first
/ publication to be thirty days at least before
! the time of said view, that all persons and
corporations interested may attend and be
heard il they think fit.
Attest:-JoHN F. KSowLToE, Clerk.
I A true copy of the petition and order thereon
Attest;-JoHS f. KSowLroN. Clerk.
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few weeks with his mother, Mrs. Lois
/ Fitzpatrick.
Miss Sarah Bartlett, Of Lawrence, Mass,
is the guest of her cousin, Henry BARTLETT.
Mrs. A. W. Clark. of Southwest Har-
Dor, was the guest CT her brother, g. H.
Coggins, the past week.
Mrs. Herbert Hodgkins arrived from
PASSPORT on Wednesday. She will pass
the season at the Elms with her mother.
Mrs. Robe Norwood and daughter
Hope, who have spent the past month
with her parents here, returned to her
home at Southwest Harbor last week. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
James Tweedie, and family.
July 30
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-~-~~<>r-~~N-O-N-~-0~~
To the Honorable Justice of the Supreme Jn-
dicial Court next to be holden at Ellsworth
within and Tor the County of Hancock cxn
the Second Tuesday of October, A: d. 1905
IL McLane OF Surry, Hancock County
Maine, wife of Neal McLane, that her nams.'
formerly was Joann 5. Wiliens; that she Was
'rrieo TO the said Neal McLane at Surry. i'm
the said County OF Hancock. on the fcSu--
teenth day of July, A. d. 1866 by G. K. Htgs--
gins. Justice OF the Peace; that in June, 1901.
the said libellee. without cause, utterly de-
serted your libellant and has continued to-
uti erly desert her from that date to the date
and more next prior to he fling of this libel
and that there S no collision between her
and said libellee to obtain this divorce.
And your libellant further alleges that khee
residence of the libellee is not known 70 iyer g..
ar cannot be as ertained by reasonable sifi1.--
WHEREFORE she asks this Court TO asanF.
her a decree of divorce from her said HUSBAND
for he cause OF utter deseriion continued Tor
three consecutive years next prior 70 the
filing OF this libel, and that such other aDds,
further DEGREES may be made as to this conH.G'
may seem necessary in the premises.
Dated this l4th day OF July, A D. 1905.
JoANN S. MCLAHE--
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss:-July IA, 1865.
PEI sonally appeared Joann S. MeLans and-
made oath to the truth OF The allegations ~
the foregoing libel, by HI subscribed.
JOHN f. STAPLES,
Justice Of the Peace
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock S. Supreme Judicial CospsS Lx1-
Vacation. Ellsworth, July Is. A. d. 1906.
Upon the foregoing libel, ordered; That the.
| lioellant give notice to the said libellesr
to appear before the Justice of our sd
preme Judicial Court, to be holden a. BIS
worth, within and for the County of Hancock,
on the Second Tuesday of October A. u. i9vGs
by publishing an attested copy of said libel
and this order thereon, three weeks success
sively in the Ellsworth American, q news
paper printed in Ellsworth in our County Of
Hancock, the last publication to be thir' y
dsyS at least prior to the second Tus9,..t
of October next that he may there drS@
then in said Court appear and answer sGs
said libel. LCCILIUs A. EMERY.
Justice Of the Sup. Jud. Court.
true copy of the Libel and Order of Cour =
thereon.
Attes.:-JoHN f, KNowLToN CIerG