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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-25
HALL QUARRY.

James Harkins is visiting his family in
Waldoboro.
Dean Grindle left this morning for
Stonington, where he will be employed.
Mildred Robertson left last week for
Bangor, where she Will attend q millinery
school.
Miss stillman and Miss Ward attended
the teachers convention at Bar Harbor
last Friday.
William Morris and wife were called to
Long Cove last week by the death OF Mr..
Morris mother.
Fred Hooper and wife arrived Saturday
with their household goods, and are occu-
plying one OF the McMullen houses.
William Dandy and wife have moved
home after spending the winter with their
daughter, MS. Ambrose Blanchard. on
Beech Hill.
April 3. PEBBLE.
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The death of Title Chapman occurred
Wednesday at the home Of her parents.
sne had been great sufferer for eight
months, but had borne her pain with
patience and was perfectly reoonciled to
the viii o. Him who doeih all things we'll.
Miss Chapman was nineteen years OF
age Her character was above reproaeh,
and she was loved and respected by sll
who knew her She was superintendent
of the junior Christian Endeavor, and e
faithful worker in the Sunday school.
The beautiful floral tributes given by the
societies were tokens OF their love and
esteem.
She graduated from the George Stevens
academy in the class of 1905. Many Of
her classmates attended the funeral and
presented beautiful bouquet OF carna-
tions. The Degree OF Honor and the
grange also gave pretty floral offerings.
The funeral services were conducted
Friday from the Baptist church, Rev. 4.
L. Olds officiating.
A father, mother and brother mourn her
loss and have the sympathy OF large
circle of friends in their bereavement.
April q. JIM.
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SOUTH GoUIpsRoRn.
JIsI

Miss Hlda Sway Is visiting her parents
at Seal Cove.
Allen Hodgkins, OF Passport, is visiting
his uncle, A. B. Holt.
Jonathan Sargent, who has been i'll so
long, is thought to be gaining.
School commenced Monday. April l6,
taught by Emma Nelson, of Cherryfield.
George Jacobs, wife and two children. of
Iron Bound Isle, recently visited relatives
here.
W. II. Bunker returned from Ellsworth
Saturday night, where he has been serving
on the traverse jury.
Alton Bunker and wife, of Birch Har-
Dor, spent Thursday with his grand
parents, Jonathan Sargent and wife.
Fred Hamilton recently left for New
York, where he will work as oiler on a
steamship which sails between New York
and Porto Rico.
J. w. Bunker, second selectman, has
been in Prospect HRrbor the past week
assessing taxes. William Hammond is
assisting in the store during his absence.
The windows have been put in the
church, and add very much to its APP
pearance. The three memorial windows
are much appreciated. One is in memory
| of Mrs. Francis Bunker, presented by hei
daughter, of Boston. The other two are in
memory of William Tracy and Mrs. Han
nah Tracy, presented by their daughter
Mrs. Nora Bunker.
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OAK POINT.

Mrs. Nancy K Page is the guest of Mrs.
Eyie Meader.
Frank A. Meader has gone as mate with
Capt. f. l.. Murch.
George Colson has moved into Capt.
John Colson's cottage.
Mrs. George Foss is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Warren G. Haynes.
Joseph Grindle, of BluehiIl, is visiting
his brother, Daniel NJ. Grindle.
F. A. Meader has sold his herd Of Jersey
cows to Charles King, of Eden.
School in district No. is taught by
Miss Angie A. Alley and No. by Miss
Alice Minton.
The schooner Minnie Chase, DoIIiver,
and schooner Hattie Lewis, seavey, have
gone 10 Hancock to load stone.
April %. PLUTARcH.
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Mt. DESERT FERRY.

Augustus B. Foss is working for S. j.
Johnston.
Mrs. Julia Johnston visited relatives in
Sullivan last week
Howard Tracy and wife recently spent a
few days in Bangor.
Lewis Jordan and /. L. wardwell are
painting their houses.
Miss Edith Keif begins a school at
North Hancock to-day.
school will begin Monday, April 30,
with Miss Tarr, of Etna, as teacher.
Mrs. George A. Foss is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Maria Haynes, in Trenton.
Mrs. Stephen Strarton, of Hancock, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Humphrey Jor-
dan.
The schoolhouse has received a coat OF
paint, and the interior has been kalso-
mined, which greatly improves it.
April q. C.
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GoULDSBoRo.
April 3

Wlnslow Perry spent a few days last
week at Steuben with his cousin, Elmer
Dorr.
School begins this morning, with Miss
sadia NJ. Tracy, OF North Franklin, as
teacher.
Miss Venia Dyer, who has been en-
ployed in Winter Harbor since November,
returned home Thursday.
Miss Eta Foss, who has been at West
Gouldsboro, and Miss Madge Squirting,
who has been at Steuben, came home 10
attend school.
Charles Moore and family, who have
been living in Bar Harbor for some years,
moved back here Saturday. They will oc-
cupy Marshall Young's house.
Rev. c. B. Bromley preached his farewell
sermon in the Methodist church, Sunday
evening. This week he attends the East
Maine conference at Vinal Haven.
The many friends of Willard Young
were shocked to hear of his death in
Chicago last Sunday, as the result OF an
accident in which he lost both legs and
was otherwise terribly mangled. Mr.
Young was about twenty-six years OF age
unmarried, and left father, mother
and one brother. He was a native OF
Gouldsboro.
April %. JEN.
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SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.


J. J. Brakeman is painting for Levi
Franks.
The Emile Belle is loading gravel for
Bangor.
Capt. L. F. Gray is having his store
painted.
The Ellen Maria is loaded with wood for
Rockport.
Frank Gray is doing carpenter work for
Fred Cotton.
E. c. Mason and A. a. Condor are work
ing on the Knight cottage.
DE Forest Gray launched very fine
gasoline launch last week
Capt. E. c. circuit is preparing the
Clark yawl for an engine.
The Lizzie j. Clark arrived from Port
land with freight Thursday.
Capt Ira W. Hutchinson is TO have
charge of the schooner Adam Bowlby this
season.
Levi Franks jammed his fingers so
badly Friday that Dr. Hagerthy was
obliged to smputate the two middle fin
gers on the right hand.
April .. C.
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COUNTY NEWS.
cAsrINE.

II
Mrs. Jennie Wood is here visiting her
parents, +. 5. Perkins and wife.
Mrs. Adriana Kicker left last week for q
visit OF several weeks In Boston.
J.P. Whiting has returned home after q
visit Of several weeks with his sister in
Boston.
| Mrs. Pearl Danforth left las. week 10
join her husband at South Berwick, where
he is teaching.
Mrs. Carter, of Bluehiii, and Mrs. Clos
son, OF sedgwick, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. NJ. E. Collins.
Bills are out announcing an entertain
| ment, ball and supper on May by WI
mona companion court.
Henry Gardner left last week for Ma
chias, where he will attend to the rigging
OF three masted schooner.
Miss Alice Cox has accepted position
as teacher at South Penobscot, and left
last week TO take up her duties there.
Yesterday quite party from here paid
visit to Stockton on the launch Dodger,
and inspected the improvements there.
Rev. Mr.. Luce leaves tomorrow for
vinalhsven, where he viii attend the
Methodist conference. II Is hoped Mr..
Luce will be returned here.
A concert will be given by the Cohurn
glee club IN the interests OF the gradual
ing class of the normal school at Emerson
hail "Wednesday evening, April 25.
Miss Isadore Corvallis returned last
week from searsport, when she has been
with her sister since the death OF the
latter's husband early in the winter.
Hon. Elmer p. spotford, of Deer Islc, has
been secured to deliver the Memorial
Day address. The memorial sermon will
be delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Pierce at the
Unitarian church,
The high school boys made trip to
Camden Saturday on the launch Dodgcr
and crossed bats with the Camden boys,
winning the game by score OF II to l..
Owing TO the fog and rain they we're not
abie to return until Sunday morning.
The steamer Golden Rod seems TO have
been rather unfortunate the past week,
she having lost one fan from her propeller
the FIRST Of the week, and on Friday meet
ing with an accident TO her shaft causing
her withdrawal from service Saturday.
She is in good shape and running this
morning however.
The ladies Of the Congregational circle
gave supper at the vestry on Thursday
evening. which was well patronized and
melted them a nice little sum. The tables
were beautifully spread and very prcttily
arranged. After the supper an entertain
ment was enjoyed, Among the numbers
on the programme was recitation by
Miss Kelley, one Of the normal students,
which was very amusing description Of
the tribulstions OF the widow on April
Fools Day.
The many friends here of Mrs. A. a.
Robinson were much saddened to learn of
her death last week in East Somaryille,
Mass. Mrs. Robinson was one Of our
residents for years, but for the last year
or two has made h. home at somerviIle
with her two brothers. The body was
brought here on Friday for interment.
The remains were accompanied by her
two daughters, Luetta and Bculah, and
her two brothers. Mrs. Robinson was a
woman much loved and respected by a
| large circle of friends who sympathize
with the family in their Bereavement.
April q. G.
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BASS HARBoR

Capt. Charles Dix is very i'll.
Mrs. Eva Benson broke her arm 49,.
week. She has the sympathy OF ALL
Miss Ina Billings, who has been i, Do.
land most OF the winter, has returned
home.
Miss Ethel Thompson, Of orlana 4. 49,.
with her grandparents, Montelle Dorr ,ns
wife.
Harry Albee, who has been work,nr 4.
Lawrence the past fall and winter i :.
home for vacation.
Douglass Richardson, who is at Wa,
brook seminary, has been very IN with M.
mumps, but Is now slightly better.
Guy Parker and wife have returned ,-ou.
their wedding trip and are keeping bon,s
In tbs rooms over Mr.. Parker's store.
Rev. |. b. Conley ia visiting at n
Colts. Mr. and Mrs. Conley have hoe,
abroad since September. Mrs. Conl.v !.
now at their home in Washington. d r
but viii Join her husband here soon.
April q. WV
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BROOKLYN.
X.

Nelson Griffin, who has been ill, is bet
ter.
FL. H. Bartlett launched his new boat
Saturday.
daughter was born to Thomas Cam
dage and wife April 10.
Miss Caro- Mayo is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Byron Mayo, at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Bert Marks has moved into the
George Hall house, the Enterprise.
Bert Marks and Ernest Allen went to
New London, Conn.,, Saturday to go yacht
ing.
Oscar Ford came from Sedgwick sun
day, where he is living with his grand
mother.
News was received here Sunday that
Capt. Elijah r. Powers, of the FAN River
line, dropped dead on his steamer satur-
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Ina Squirting and Sylvia Crockett, a,,...
the teachers meeting at Bar Esss 1871
Friday. cor
Mr.. and Mrs. sumn,r, OF winte, n.
Dor. are guests Of Mrs. Otis ober.
Prof. Francis q. Peabody and ,v,..
Cambridge, were in town few a.. g, o.
week. isss
DIR. Frank Il. obcr, who is emplovsa :.
Carney hospital, South Boston. 4 4, At
for short vacation. ''"ie
April g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-25

TIA AMERICAN has Subscribers at I07
81 "a n post-ofices in Hancock county.
Au her papers in the County com
b. aot reach so many. THE AMERI-
CAS aot the only paper printed in
Bon, b county, and has neveT claimed to
be, - the only paper that can prop
erig allied COUNTY paper; all the
nest aerety local papers. The circuia-
ii THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rar tecord's summer list, IS larger
Ia Of all the other papers printed
IN Il cock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-25
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

William Conner is still very low.
Miss Helen Sawyer is teaching school st
Seawall.
Rev. II. L. Skillins and wife spent few
days last week with Mrs. Mary Sawyer
and family.
Owen Lurvey is IN town calling on
friends. He will work for X. Roth.
Northeast HRrbor.
Mrs. E. NJ. Milan is having her house
shingied and other repairs made. Edwin
Jersey is doing the work.
Z. d. Lurvey took the j. t. Morse for
Bar Harbor last week. He viii visit Els
worth, Bangor and Winter Harbor.
Mrs. Percy Lurvey has gone to Brewer
to spend a fortnight with her mother.
Mrs. l.. It. Dodge is keeping house for her.
Capt. Henry Trundy has charge Of the
pumping station at Long pond in the
absence of Henry Gray, who has work at
Stonington.
April q. SPEC
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST BLUEHILI..

Roscoe Green returned from Hardwick,
VT, Wednesday.
Richard Ashworth went to Mt. Waldo
last Wednesday.
George Carter and Lester Grindle leave
this morning for Mt. Waldo.
The schooner Woodbury. NJ. Snow ar
rived Sunday with coal for the Chase
Granite Co.
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NORTH BROWNSVILLE.
JES

Mrs. Agatha Snow is very Ill.
Stage Driver Melvin Green has traded
his horse with Mr.. Sweet, of Penobscot.
Emma F., widow of George o. Gray,
died April IS, aged fifty-five years. Mrs.
Gray had been an invalid for number OF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-25

revolution in mining methods, says the
Boston Post last Sunday. The new sneliei
will cost only o,Oo0, where to-day pant
10 refine the same ore would cost sao,uu-
This smelter means every miner can DO
hts own smelling and that properties here
tofore not worked can be with loss grade
ore at big profit.
Ex- Mayor Ashley is the president Of the
Maggie Murphy Copper Company, one Of
the largest copper properties in Wyoming;
Those who bought stock at IS have reaPea
profit of $50 per cent, IS the marSei
price has gone TO 60c, and will advance
stlll higher before long. The remarkable
story OF how Elk Mayor Ashley seeare9
control OF the Maggie Murphy mine, ana
the big copper strike, viii be sent 10 any
one. Address Maggie Murphy copper
Co., 10 State street, Boston.
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DEVILS Island Torture

is no worse than the terrible case of piles
that afflicted me ten years. Then / was
advised to apply Bucklen's Arnica SaIye.
and less than a box permanently cured
me, writes l.. s. Napier, of Rugles, XIV.
Heals all wounds, Burns and Sores like
magic. 25c at E. q. MooRE's, Druggist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-25

soothes itching skin. Heals cuts or burn,
without scar, Cures piles. eczema. al,
rheurn. any itching. Doan's Ointment yo,-
druggist sells Ity--Adpt
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advertisements.
IuuItlbflnrflts.
- - - >ssN~, - --s-- q. 49,
New SmeIter
RevOlutioniZes
Mining

Ex-aayer Ashley Of New Bedford
Heads Big Boston Syndicate
Stock OF maggie Murphy Copper
Company Has Risen from 25c to
soc Share.
BosroS. April O. Ex-Mayor Charles s.
Ashley, OF Now Bedford, is the active head
Of new syndicate just formed. for the
purpose Of exploiting q new meth0d lot
smelling ore. which means a complete
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
scRoGGY THE GoSS

The troubles of Messrs. Love and
SCroggy, partners In the Pacific Trans
fer Co. are over. Yesterday afternoon
Judge Antoine Perry, representing Mr.
Love, made a motion in Judge Lad,
says court, asking for discontiuu
snCe of the SUIT and the immediate dis
charge of the receiver. T. H. Dirnette
This motion was granted and MIR
ScrogGy is now the sole owner OF the
Pacific Transfer Company.
It Is the intention OF Mr.. Scrogg,
to enlarge the business to consider
able extent. and II will he his aim IN
the future to give the best service ant
courteous treatment TO the patrons %
he company, as II has in the past.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
WANTS TO KNOW

Governor Carter yesterday received
in his mail from the coast letter
showing that interest Is already being
taken on the mainland regarding the
exposition proposed to be held here,
The letter follows:
Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. q, 1906.
My Dear Sr:-Wlll you be kind
enough to send me full particulars ana
photos of the Panpacifc Exposition to
he held in Honolulu next year. II you
have not the information at hand and
will put me in touch with the authori-
ties of the Exposition. ! shall be GLAD
10 give the matter attention here nj
my earliest convenience.
Thanking you in advance for tn.
courtesy, remain,
Very truly yours,
j, +, CARHART,
Special Press Correspondent.
Sl39 Wctmurt ST., Philadelphia,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
A STEVENSON DISCOVERY
ICOsmopOlitan.l


The following hitherto unpublished
verses were written by Robert Louis
Stevenson during his stay at Waikiki
Beach. near Honolulu. In 1889. He
reached Hawaii early In January on
his first cruise among the Eastern Pa
cifc Islands. and remained there until
summer. when he left for Samoa, his
future home. His friend. Mrs. Caro-
line Bush. Of Honolulu. came to Walk
HI on the second of March. for a shor.
visit, occupying house adjoining stew
onson's cottage. The following day
wis the anniversary Of her birth, and
In the morning she found lying on the
table in the lanai large summer par
lori small pamphlet tied with Grim.
son ribbon. on the cover was the type.
March 3rd, 1889" Mr.. Stevenson han
written the poem the previous evening
and coming over before the household
was mp. had quietly left 1t In the lanai
FROM WiSHING-E LAND.
Try Robert Louis Stcvcnson.)
Dear lady. tapping at your door.
Some little verses stand,
And beg on this suspicious day
To come and kiss your hand.
Their syllablcs all counted right,
Their rhymes each ir IT, place.
Like birthday children. at the door
They wait to see your face.
Rise, lady, rise and let them In:
Fresh from the fairy shore,
They bring you things you wish to have,
Each In its pinaforc.
For they have been to Wishing Lana
This morning in tho dew,
And all your dearest wishes bring
All Grantod-homc to you.
What these may no, they would not tell,
And could not II they would
They take the packets scaled 10 you
As trusty servants should
But there was ono that looked like love
And one that smelt like health.
And one that had a jingling sound
fancy It might he wealth
All, we'll. they are but wishes siill;
But, lady 0ear. for you
I know that all you wish Is kind,
pray II all come true.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14

White Steamer uouringJ
so. lily. Warehouse Trust Co.
REQ uonncdu)
81. Henry ~ Almy-Olds (runaboui,
81. willard Il. Brown
Olds Crunabout,
IS. 7. W. Hobron-Wayne touring,
Sc. T.. o. Hall 4 Son
Pope- Hartford touring
81. Won lIamm- Young Co.
White Steamer touring,
SIS. Gov. Geo. X. Carter
hutocar ,runabDulD
SO. !. $. -. Pratt-Ford tonncaul
30. VIM. G.. Lyon-Galc lrunabouti
81. J. r. Warrcn--Rco ,tonnoauD
92. DIR. VI. Oyama--Olds (runabout,
90. Sheldon Il. Kingsbury-
Autocar lrunaboutD
81. VIM. W. Goodalc-
Queen ronncauI
95. Burrcll Construction Co.
Gale ,runabouD
90 Chas. Hartwcll-packard ltouringi
%. II. f. Winton uourinE)
9s. II. l.. Kerr-Orient trunabout
30. w. A. McNcill-Buick trunaboutI
100. c. c. Won Hamm- H
" f'' .N AutOcar tr,inaboutj
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
LIKE STATES PAPER

lGilmore City llowa) Globcl
A copy of tho Evening Bulletin, pub,
lishcd at Honolulu, Territory OF Ha
wall, was received at this Office This
issue was edited by the Southern Cal
iiornia editors. who had gone out ia
the island on an excursion. All lines
of business are represented In It's ad
vertising columns, and In looks the
paper is not very different from those
published In the States. The popula
ton of Hawaii is rapidly increasing
and the climate such as to make life
q perfect dream.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
FROM SAN DIEGO

MIR. Wood at tlru Promotion Commit
tee has received letter from Score
tary Jennings of, the San Diego Pro-
motion Committee which reads as fol-
lows:
Our meeting ut San Diego will not
be complete without you, but | an
ticipatc we will have n very successful
meeting and the subject is one that /
know will appeal to you. | would sus-
gest, ii you think well of 1t. to send
me cable message to reach me on the
morning of the fifteenth. Address 1t
simply Jennings. San Diego and It
will reach me; word of greeting TO
tho meeting.
with best wishes,
Cordially yours.
RUSSELL l.. JENNINGS"
Mr.. Wood will cable the greetings of
the Honolulu Committee AZ requested.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
GREAT EDITION, GREAT COUNTRY

Memphis lMissourD Democrat
The members of the Southern Cali.
fornia Editorial Association recently
took trip to Honolulu, Hawaii and
while there edited an issue Of the
Honolulu Evening Bulletin The issue
is very interesting number and
shows the Southern California fellows
can edit a paper as successfully away
from home as at home. 1t was great
edition about great country.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
PERMANENT BUILDINGS

Different from former fairs. the
Alaska rukon-P Pacific Exposition III
cludcs In its plan the erection of per-
mancnt buildings. Many Of the larbe
exhibit palaces will he substantially
erected and they will remain as the
property Of the University Of the State
of Washington, after the fair closes
to be used for educational purposes
Thus the Washington State appropria,
ton will he used for permanent goot
aside from tho benefits that will ac
crue TO the commonwealth from tn,
fair. The states and nations will b,
invited to erect buildings of n perma
nent character, which will give then
an opportunity to install lasting me
MORALS Of their progrcssiveness.