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hours of lighting or from about , D. m.. to 10 D. m. daily, and n day load of 75 K. W. can be carried, the present equipment at Del Rio. transmission line. etc. are of ample capacity to take care of this additional load. This plant capacity is ample for a connected load of about 4.500 l6 c.p. incandesccnt lamps and 90 are lights, and connect. ed day load of 100 horse power.
 Assuming that the load factor of the proposed plant would be about the same as the average of other plants un. der similar load conditions, which is 25 per cent, the daily output of the at an average selling price of six (6) cents per K. W. hour, less the amount necessary for city lighting, 200 K. w. hours per day, would yield monthly revenue of about eighteen hundred | (&1 .soo) dollars.
 With 1i' Baume Bakersfield oil used as fuel, this plant may he con. servatively figured to deliver at con eumers' meters in Prescott I25 XIV. hours per barrel of oil.
 The cost of the necessary distribut. ing system including four miles of pole line construction, 25 strcet lights. 25 commercial arc lights, 25O service connections to customers. 250 electric meters, 200 K. W. in transformers, etc, will be approximately fifteen thousand ($l5OOO) dollars.
 In addition to the. dist ributing sys- tenn it might in time be advisable to install q reserve auxilinry plant in Prescott to furnish electricity in ease of accident to the Del Rio plant or transmission line. Such an auxiliary plant, having a capacity of 100 K. w., would cost about ten thousand (AIO.. 00o) dollars. The auxiliary plant is however. not immediately or abso- lutely necessary. but assuming it is put in, the total investment will be &25,000 Figuring interest at , per cent per annum, and depreciation and maintenance at : per cent per annun. would make an investment of &25O per month.
 The cost of additional labor to take care of the electrical department in conjunction with the city water works, I estimate $225 per month. These fig urcs tabulatcd are as follows:
 Cost of 1900 K. W. hours per
 day per month 60 days), 96
 barrels oil per day at $l.20
 times 3o ..,............... .$3lJ.6t Depreciation. maintenance. and
 interest on investment .... 2JO.Ot Additional labor ........... 225.0t
 Free lamp renewals. rarbons, ctc. .... .......... ...... IO0.O' Total cost operating and fixed : charges ........ .......... f92o.0 Less amount TOW paid for street
 lighting ........ .......... 2O4.O - l Net gross operating expenses. $7l6o Estimated income with
 above expense, per
 month ,.... .... .&1s00.00 |. Less cost of operation 7l6.60
 Net monthly surplus .sl0s3.40 , Total average income per K. W. hon
 at customers meters. Gc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-17
NORTH SULLIVAN.

John Butler has moved his family into
the Onias Springer house.
Miss Eta Springer, of Hancock, is the
guest Of Miss Helen Doyle.
Mrs. Henrietta Hanna, of High island,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Weston
Robertson.
BRIGHAM Gordon and wife and Mrs.
Edna Gordon visited relatives at Nit.
Desert Ferry Sunday.
Frank G. Robinson, OF Lynn, Mass, re-
Gently purchased a fine yearling colt of
VIII Hanna, OF East sullivan.
Miss Nina E. Robertson spent few
days with her sister, Miss Hattie Robert
son. in Ellsworth, last week.
Fred Lowe, of Long Island, y. Y, who
has been spending an extended vacation
with friends here, leaves to-day.
Mrs. Casper Blaisdell and babe are to
spend the winter with Mr.. Blsisdell's
parents, John NJ. Blaisdell and wife.
Oct. Is. NJ.
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East FRANKLIN

Mrs. j. H. Wsston is at the home Of
rsrey DonneI and wife for a few weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Hooper, who has been with
Mrs. Seth Joy the past few weeks, has re-
armed home.
Mrs. Mary e. Sargent has gone to Bath
10 keep house for her brother, DIR. John
Il Hooper and wife.
Rev. Essex w. Kenyon, evangelist, and
Theodore Downs, singer, are to begin a
series Of meetings at West Franklin sun
Day afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Services each
evening at o'clock for two weeks. All
ore cordially asked to attend Mr.. Ken
ron is a foreeful and earnest speaker.
Several ladies OF the Baptist church met
ut the home of Mrs. Theodore Bragdon
saturday afternoon and were delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Brsgdon and grand
daughter Floriee. Each lady in attend
mce carried one dollar to help pay for
Rintlng the inside OF the church. Each
% supposed to earn a dollar without ask
ang ''the man OF the house" for it, then TO
cell in rhyme how 1t was earned The
gatherings will be held once in two weeks
until enough is earned.
Oct Ii n
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WINTER HARBoR.

Harry E. Hooper is spending week st
Tunk pond.
Mrs. Emma J. Myriek is visiting rcls-
tives in Rockland.
Mrs. c. c. Baker is spending a week
with relatives in steuben.
Henry r. Frazier and wife left Sstur-
day for several weeks stay in East Boston.
Charles L. Grover left wednesday to at
tend the grand lodge of Odd Fellows in
Portland.
Mrs. Isaac Joy and daughter, who have
spent the past season here, returned to Bar
Harbor this week.
Mrs. {. A. Mnliken has recently pur-
chased the Grant Scott house OF Capt. l..
f. Foss, and is making extensive repairs.
DR.. A. E. Small has recently returned
from a much needed vacation. While abb
sent he visited relatives at Deer Isle aud
Camden.
:. A. Frost, formerly leader OF the
Winter Harbor band, called ON friends In
town this week. Mr.. Frost will return
to his work in Maryland the last OF the
week.
Oct Is z
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-17
STRAY
BAR aARBoR.
ot Is.

F. +. Sherman has purchased the
Thompson block adjoining his stove store,
which he has occupied for some years, aud
viii entirely remodel and enlarge the
present buildiug.
II. T.. Wakefield, who has been assoc
cisted for number Of years with the Arm
of Lawford & Wakefield, painters, which
was dissolved short time ago, has leased
the store on Eden street, formerly occa-
pied by A. l.. Higgins, and Will conduct 3
general painting, paper hanging and dec
Grating business there. II. A. Lawford.
senior member of the former firm, will
continue business at the old stand on
lower Main street.
Contractor j. +. Clark Is rushing the
work OF demolition OF the old Rodick
house, and now the work wrought by the
large crew becomes apparent as the front
portions are being taken down. For some
time the workmen have been busiiy en-
gagged at the rear of the building, which
showed but little from the outside Now,
however, the actual results of what has
been accomplished begin to appear, and
work is progressing fast. Mr.. Clark in
teuds TO get the building well down IN
sections before cold weather.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-17
EDEN.

Ephraim Alley is in Ellsworth attend
ing court.
Irving Mcfarland, aged sixteen, shot
twelve cartridges Saturday.
Work has been resumed at the Eden
fair grounds making a race track.
David Marshall, OF Seal iiaroor, has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Alden
Emery.
Miss Mary Bates, assistant al Central
school, attended the music festival at
Bangor.
John Hodgkirs has recently purchased
a house in Bar Harbor, where he wlll
move his family.
John Mitchell has gone TO New York to
act as coaehman for Mr., Weidenfieldt.
His family will join him little later.
Mrs. Miriam c. Smith left last Saturday
for Gardiner, where she will visit rola-
tiyes. She viii also visit her daughter in
Harpswen.
Oct 10 =
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SPEC.
Oct. IL.

Irwin Wheeler, junior engineer in charge
of the work on Fort Knox for the past
two months, left with bis family last week
for Portland. The government has en-
ployed from twenty to tifty men most OF
the time during Mr.. Wheeler's stay, leav-
ing about 5000 in the town. The work
of putting concrete top on large per
tion Of the easements, has been in charge
of Charles Mooney, of Bueksport.
Frank Fellows, SON OF Oscar T. Fellows,
playing quarterback on the seminary foot
ball team, broke his left leg above the
knee in the game with Brewer high school
afternoon, The accident hap
pened iust before time was up in the
second half. The score was tie, neither
side scoring.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-17
HANCOCK POINT.

Allen Crabtree has moved from f. II.
eRby's house to his own at the Point.
Mrs. Hattie Crabtree, who has been con-
ssBed to the house by illness, is improving.
Cora Clarke, of East surry, who has
seen keeping house for Mrs. Penney, has
nsHrned home.
Mrs. c. A. Penney has returned from
aHngor, where she has spent the past
xf<ee weeks with her son.
Albert Tribou and wife, Of Dorchester,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Tribou's parents,
Charles Chester and wife.
George A. Phillips, assistant postmaster
nd the Point this summer, has gone to
baltimore to attend the Baltimore dental
szalege.
Mrs. J. G. Martin has gone TO Bar Hsr-
arr to join her husband, Capt. Martin, of
she Mary B. Wellington, which is dis
ssnrging coal from Bar Harbor. The
schooner goes to Sullivan to load stone.
william Gallison, OF Jamaica Plain, Mass. d,
srived Sunday morning. Mr.. Gailison is
10 be married this week to Miss Eva Bail,
isfser which they will return to Massachu-
issxts, where they are to make their home.
Oct. Is. E.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Alfred Tracy is spending few weeks in
Waltham with relatives.
Capt. George w. Allen and wife leave
this morning for Boston.
Thomas Martin and wife have moved
home to West Gouldsboro.
John Pberson, of franklin, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. J. 3. Coombs.
Mrs. NJ. A. Handy left this morning for
Bar Harbor TO spend the winter.
Ernest Wood and wife left this morning
for Bar Hsrbor, where the former has EN-
ployment.
Mrs. Moses Stanley and son Robert have
returned from visit OF few weeks in
Wslthsm, Mass.
II. Cole, of Nashua, n. H., hiss been
spending week here with his mother,
Mrs. Rachel Cole.
W. F. Bruce and his guest F. F. Hin, of
Boston, left Saturday for wytopitlock for
their annual hunting trip.
Thirteen Of Mrs. NJ. 4. Handy's neigh
bors gave her pleasant surprise Friday,
when they arrived with picnic dinner.
John 5. Coombs and wife opened their
hospitable home to a large company
Thursday TO dinner at O'Clock. There
were seventeen guests. Those from
out Of town were John Pherson and Car
roll Dunn. Franklin; James A. Hun and
wife, West Gouldsboro; r. d. Gup,ni,
wife and daughter, Gouldsboro.
Oct q
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Colts ISLAND.

Miss II. Richards is stall st Pei', Pals
ants.
Erastas l. Gott is repairing h's house,
and will build an addition.
Bert Harding and wife are receiving
eo-gEatulat ions. 1t Is daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. westerfield, OF Nes York.
are stili at Hillside enjoying the me ucio'
ber weather.
Amos Staples went to Atlantic saturday
Night 10 m.ea his wife, who has been VS.
ting her sisters at stonington the past
week.
Capt. Colin Gott has returned from
Southwest Harbor, where he has had s
gasoline engine put in his boat by ; d.
Mayo.
John Runkie. of Boston, has arrived Al
Bar Island with his bride. They hAw
pitched their tent, and are enjoying theH
honeymoon in camp.
G. ii. Kirkpatrick and wife, OF q PAUL.
Mimi, and Miss Sprague, OF Rockisnu,
arrived Oct. . and opened the ST. FAui
cottage. Mr.. kirkpatrick intended 70
come early in the season, but was delayed
by business.
Oct rs CHIPS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.


DIR. George Neal purchased horse in
Bar Hsrbor last week.
Mrs. John Walls is still great sufferer
from heart disease, but very patient and
cheerful.
The two ear-old daughter OF John
Carter and wife has been critically IN for
a week or two with cholera infantum, but
hopes are entertained OF her recovery.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional society OF Southwest Hsrbor will
take place the last Wednesday in October.
Through a misunderstanding the date was
announced for Oct. IL.
William Mason and wife have returned
from Stonington. and to the great regret
of the many friends of Mrs. WILDER Reed,
report her as stitl seriously i'll. As soon
as she can safely be moved, she will be
brought home.
Roller skating has been started at Ma
sonic hall. As one OF the early results,
Dan Lawton fell and fractured the bones
of his wrist. Since the setting of the
bones. ne is quite comfortable, bat will
lose some OF his school term.
Quite a number of white ribboners
leave here on Tuesday, Oct. Is, for the
Worlds W. c. T. L. convention in Boston
Among them will be tho president of the
local union, Miss NJ. A. Carroll, DIR. A. NJ.
Fulton, Mrs. A. W. Clark and Mrs. Josie
Stanley.
Oct IL SPRAY
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NTY NEWS.
OTIS.

OTIS.
Clifford X. salisbury, OF Bangor. Is in
town hunting with his brother Willis.
Edgar Robbins, of Huil's Cove, made
his father, Byron Robbins, a visit las,
week.
p. II. Dunn. OF Bangor. who has several
lots OF land in town, was exploring here
one day last week.
Miss Sarah Carr and brother Elmer. OF
East Eddington, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Ernest Garland.
Carrie GrindRl went TO Bar Hsrbor las,
Saturday to get her household goods
which were stored there.
Bert Smith and wife, of Bucksport. Wis
tied her parents, Aaron Salisbury and
wife, a few days recently.
Harley Grover, who has he'll hne
position in Bar HRrbor the past season, is
visiting his parents, r. l.. Grover and wife.
Miss Blanche Kincaid, of waltham,
Mass, returned home last Sunday night,
after a long vacation here with her father,
Albert Kiacaid.
Miss Nancy Jordan returned home
Tuesday after few days visit with her
brother, Freeman Jordan and wife, OF
Ellsworth Falls.
Jason e. Grant has joined his wife for a
short visit. She has been visiting several
weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Sylvia
Ash, of Sullivan.
The threshers, Martin Moore and Fred
Hasten, Of Tiiden, threshed for Atwood
Edgeeomb OF this place In a short time
260 Bushels Of oats.
Samuel Foster and wife, who have had
the K. l.. Grover place repaired and inn
proved for an ideal summer and winter
resort, are pleasantly entertaining guests
from Bangor.
Frank Young, one OF the three remain
ing remarkably smart old men of Otis,
had slight shock last Wednesday night.
Others on the sick list were Mrs. Eben
Salisbury and Carroll, little son OF Jed
Salisbury and wife.
Oct. 10. DAVIS.
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SEAL COVE

Roland Ashley and wlie are visiting Ii
Sullivan.
Bernard lodge, X. of p, has resumed
meetings.
There was a social and dance at capt =
FL. Rumill's Saturday night.
James Kelley and Harlan Murphy ~ho
have been employed at stonington, are AZ
home.
Miss Sadie Carver, who has been visi''ns
friends here, expects soon to return "
Bar Harbor.
Sherman Robbins is at home from nA1
Harbor, where he has been employed 'h'
past season.
Irving Ashley is at home from Noi'n
east Harbor, where he has had enp'''
ment during the summer.
An ice-cream social was held al tine No.
Thursday evening for the benefit Oh va
Sunday school. About 81 Was reaiiI'U'
clear of expenses.
Mrs. Nellie Robertson was IN
Thursday and went to Sullivan ffiuI'
Mrs. Robertson's little son Clayton Sn
has been boarding with Mrs. l as
wood, accompanied his mother 70 sun
Oct. Is.
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NfkNsET.
[ }.
Oct.15.

Ernest Stanley has painted his house.
Miss Grace Morris has gone to Boston
for the winter.
Miss Uldene Fernsld arrived home Sun
day from two weeks visit on swans
Island
William King and son Wallace were
called home from Brooklyn by the death
of Mr.. Kings brother, Henry King, of
Seawall.
A gloom was cast over the place Friday
as the news reached here of the death of
Henry King, of Seswall, in the Eastern
Maine general hospital after an illness CT
only few days. This was his hoyhood
home, and he leaves many relatives in this
place as we'll as Seawall.
Oct s. MAD.
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GoTr,s ISLAND.

Mrs. Rose Freeman left for Boston last
week.
Mrs. Minnie o'Conners, who has been
visiting here, went to Mckinley last
week.
The school here, left without a teacher,
by the illness of Miss Moore, has reopened
with Miss Petty, OF Steuoen, teacher.
William Trask,. of West fremont, will
occupy the house which Capt. L. s. Trask
has recently moved from the Nellie Joyce
place and located near mis- own house.
Oct. 9. CHIPS.
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OBITUARY.

Annie, widow OF Capt. John B. Lin
w-ut., died at her home here last sat
xusGy In April Mrs. Lnscott submitted
as surgical operation for cancer at the
Portland hospital. She recovered rapidly
xgsa seemed to be in her usual health dur
lne the early summer, but later the dis
u4lse again manifested itself, and after
waxne weeks she again went to Portland
asu treatment, accompanied by two OF her
caashters. But the physicians there
srnld DO nothing for her, and she returned
knne last Wednesday, only three days be-
Acrs her death.
In deceased was a most ahectionate and
.fyaoted wife and mother and kind and
7xasaed neighbor and friend. She, with
hg,r hate bus band, united with the Baptist
vseEzzch here about twenty-nins years ago,
caring the passionate OF Rev. Herbert Til
den, and she had always been loyal mem
Der ever ready 20 aid in all good works She
Rad been much missed at Sunday morn
azE se~yice during her illness, and the
-aarrh mourns the vacant place that will
zrFeT more be filed.
Mrs. Linscott Is survived by seven chill
asrn who have anxlously and constantly
1spape all in their power TO stay the hand OF
disease One child died in early years.
-yAn living children are John, Mrs. wes-
a-x.t and Mrs. Brewer, of Bar Hsrbor; Mrs.
Avery, of Bangor; Mrs. Raymond Hodg-
knls, OF Portland; Oscar, who lives at the
Asu1estead here, and Laura, also of this
arwn. To all these and others who mourn
. dear relative, heartfelt sympathy is
sx1ended
rhe funeral services will be held this
azernoon at her late home, conducted by
Eey. Thomas Mcdonald.
Oct. Is. II.
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NORTH LAMoINE.
MAD.

Mrs. Addie Spencer, OF Green Lake, Wis
tied Mrs. Walter Young the past week.
Miss Florence Dunn, Of franklin, re-
Gently visited her aunt, Mrs. l.. J. Brag-
don.
MIR. Robertson and two lady relatives,
OF sullivan, visited his sister, Mrs. Ira
Hagen, last week.
Miss Harriet Anderson, woman past
ninety, and living with Mrs. Nelson
Young, has recently undergone a surgi-
cal operation and had successfully re-
moved from her nose a large polypus
and ten or more small ones.
Oct Is "
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AMHERST.
NJ

Peter Sumner was one OF the lucky deer
hunters last week.
Alvin Giles has returned from Machias,
where be has been work ing.
Tommy Johnston has gone TO Ellsworth
Falls to work for Charles Smith.
Harry Rodick was in town last week for
the purpose of moving his family TO
Marlboro.
Good Will grange expects to move into
its r.sw hall Oct. 20. A supper and a good
tune are expected. 1t will be open to the
public.
Annie Silsby, of wsverly, Mass, was
called home last week by the illness Of
her mother, Mrs. 5. f. silsby who
is reported to be better.
Oct Is q.
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SEAWALL..
Oct. IL.

NJ. King and wife, of Ellsworth, are
visiting here.
Mrs. George Fuller was the guest of
Mrs. Lizzie Moon last week.
Charles Newman and family, OF Mt.
Desert light, are here for their vacation.
Ed Newman has moved his family to
Hall Quarry, where he has work for the
winter. Loren Newman is at work at the
same place.
The community was shocked to hear OF
the sudden death of Henry King at the
hospital in Bangor ON Oct, 5. He had
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-17

Wednesday evening, Oct. 10, Miss Alice
Ethel wardweli, youngest daughter OF
Dudley Wardwell, and Harry DeForest
Bennett were married by the Rev. William
Forsyth. They were attended by Alvsh
Clements as best man and Miss Alice Bal
due as bridesmaid. Mrs. Bennett will
remain with her sister, Mrs. Alvah Glenn
ents, for few weeks, and then they will
90 to Rockland TO live.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-17
ATLANTIC.
THELMA.
Oct. Is.

A report OF the drowning OF Randall
Trask appears elsew here in this issue.
George Harmon, OF Southwest Hsrbor,
came last Thursday night on steamer
Percy V.
Staples went 10 Rockland on steamer Viuai
week.
Mrs. Walter Joyce had bee last Friday,
inviting the neighbors to help her pick
over her cranberries. There were dozen
present, cleaning all her berries besides
cleaning the tables of the bountiiul din
ner spread for the occasion. Some even
tried to smuggle home the kettle OF stew
when leaving.
Oct. IA. s.
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WEST FREMONT.

Isaac Murphy and wife took e tripto
Rocklsnd last week.
Miss Rena Lunt spent Sunday with Mrs.
Nell Clark at MAnset.
George Walls and wife spent few days
recently at Sargentyllle.
Mrs. Nellie Barnard and son, OF Car
Isle, Mass, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Anna Lunt, of this place, who was
run over by a team at Stoningtoa, Is out
again.
Rev. A. w. Smith, OF South BrcoSsyiile,
supplied Rev. A. B. Carter's pulpit the
past two Sundays.
Mrs. Olive Farrell, who went TO the
Maine general hospital Portland, last
Wednesday, for an operation, is in crit
icai condition.
Oct. IS. THELMA.
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WALTHAM.
DAVIS.

Bert Jordan shot fine deer recently.
b. F. Jordan is in Ellsworth on jury
duty.
Lynwood Bradley has gone to Hull's Cove
to work.
b. Z. Tracy. of Winter Harbor, was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Milton Haslem is visiting friends
in Rockland.
Mrs. Ida Jordan visited friends in Els
worth the past week.
w. d. Blethen and wife, of Lisbon Falls,
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Ethel Maker and Miss syIyis Jor-
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dan have gone 20 Bangor, whore they
have employment.
Raymond Hasiem saw tive moose While
coming from Ellsworth MONDAY.
Mrs, Little Wiley. who has bcen in
Northeast Harbor the past summer, IS
home.
Mrs. Mary HAsienl is visiting her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Mary Jellison, IA Ellsworth
Falls.
Companion coITt sunbeam met with
court snyctic Saturday evening A good
time is reported. Cake and coffee ~sfe
served.
Oct, IS. H.
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sEAWALL.
CHIPS.

Ernest Newman was here from Hall
Quarry last week.
Dudley Dolliver, wife and son, went to
Oak Point Saturday.
Marnal Newman left Sunday to take his
place as assistant at Goose Rock light.
Mrs. Ellen Staples, of Swans Island, is
Oct. Is. DOLLY.
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EGYPT.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
At Christian Endeavor meeting the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The Divine Master has entered
our Christian EndeAvor circle and taken from
our midst a worthy sister, therefore be 1t
Resolved, That in the death OF Sister Flora
Grant the Endeavor loses worthy member
ResoIred. That our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days.
Mas. LuELLA WEST.
Mas. HANNAH ScANNoN.
Mas. SARAH MULLEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-17

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