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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-06
PROSPECT HARBoR.

w. F. Brace and wife went to Ellswort h
this morning.
Miss NJ. |. Nichols was a guest of Mrs.
L. p. Cole the last OF the week.
j, E. Pike, who has spent the winter in
Hanover, Conn, returned home Saturday.
The Misses Moore spent a few days last
week in Bar Harbor and Bangor, return
ing Saturday.
VIII Cook and wife, of South Goulds-
boro, were recent guests OF Mrs. John
Hutchings.
Mrs. John Foss and Miss Edna Hamil-
ton are guests Of their sister, Mrs. j. b.
Cole, for few weeks.
Lula M. Bunker, who Is teaching In
Franklin, spent the week end with her
parents, A. r. Joy and wife.
Rehearsais are going ON for Children's
Day concert which promises to be fine.
The music, under the direction Of Mrs. j.
B. Cole, viii be an important feature.
The Methodist society has secured the
services of Rev. Mary Mseomber for the
summer. She will arrive from stoughton,
Mass, in season for preaching service
for June 10, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Schools closed last week after profitable
terms. Miss Robertson, of the grammar
grade, visited relatives in Gouldsboro be-
fore returning to her home in Detroit, and
Miss Dresser remained to go into the
office OF Mr.. Hewins at the sardine fac
tory.
Schoodic lodge, X. OF p, conferred the
first rank on two candidates at its last
meeting Saturday night. The Pythian
sisterhood exemplided the initiatory de-
gree on a candidate at its last meeting
Tuesday night, and rendered programme
for Memorial Day.
Lune 4. O
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NORTH LAMoTNE.

The dwelling of George Smith is reeeiv-
| ing fresh coat of paint.
| David Young, Of Everett, Wash, was in
town Friday calling on relatives.
Mrs. Arno Marshall, of Trenton, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. !. n. Salisbury.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Lizzie Bartlett to Leander Smith
June :.
Nelson Young is having double bay
window built and other Improvements
made on his dwelling.
Mrs. Alfred Smith, OF Bar Harbor, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. d. Y.
Mcfarland, since Friday. She returns
Monday night.
Lille, oldest daughter of E. E. and
Addie Mcfarland, was married on Sstnr-
day in New York to Lawyer Clark, of
Washington, D. C. Miss Mcfarland was
formerly a successful teacher in this
county, but for several years has been
saleslady for oriental furnishings, spend
ing her summers nearly always at Bar
Harbor and her winters in Washington
or at Palm Beach, Fla. Miss Nc
Farland is possessed of sweet sunny
temperament, and therefore has made
many friends wherever she has been. Her
many friends here extend most hearty
congratulations and best wishes for her
future prosperity and happiness.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Harry Clark is home from Vermont.
The road commissioner is repairing the
roads.
Henry Jellison is on business trip to
Boston.
Apple and fruit trees are blossoming
finely.
Hiram Butler was at Mount Desert
Ferry Saturday.
Z. G. Burnham has men and teams at
A. F. Burnham's farm in Hancock.
The Companion court of Forresters is
having large additions to its ranks.
s. s. Seammon and wife visited Mrs.
Scammon's parents at Surry Saturday.
Potatoes are getting scarce here, and are
expected to reach the dollar mark in a
short time.
Fred Mckenzie has purchased fine
pair of horses, harnesses and buck board
He will go to Seal Harbor about June 10.
June 4. CHEER.
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fHE AMERICAN has subscribers at I07
n the III post-o6ices in Hancock county.
All .ther papers in the County COM
Bowed do not reach so many. THE AMERI-
aAE u not the only paper printed IN
hancock county, and has never claimed to
~, ani Is the only paper that can prop
iEtg y, called a COUNTY paper; all the
yssi are merely local papers. The circuta-
a. Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbos Records summer list, Is larger
Ma that Of all the other papers printed
So Hancock county.
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LEAcH,s POINT.
June4.

Irving Hartman has sold his colt to
Walter Brewster.
Leroy Patten, of Boothbay, spent few
weeks with relatives here.
Rev. Mr.. Price, of Bucksport, delivered
the Memorial Day address in orland.
Miss Annie l., Bowden spent Sunday
with her grandparents, Willis Bowden
and wife.
Mrs. Jane Bowden, who has spent the
past week in this vicinity, returned home
Saturday.
Thurman Snowman and wife went
to Orrington Thursday, where they will
reside. Mr.. Snowman has purchased fine
farm there.
Mrs. Carrie Crosby underwent serious
surgical operation at her home Monday
She is doing as well as could be expected
Mrs. Deborah Conner is caring for her.
June 2. M.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County vs,e. see other pace.
SEAL COVE.

w. w. A. Heath is surveying ON Bart
lett's Island for w. c. and A, p. Loring.
William Morgan has moved to McKin-
ley. Mr. Morgan is employed in the
sardIne factory there.
Fourteen new members have been
added to Bernard lodge, X. OF p, since its
transfer 10 Seal Cove early in March.
William Dodge, of Mt. Desert Rock
light station, was in town last week. called
here by the serious illness OF his foster
mother, Mrs. Hannah Dodge, who is still
dangerously i'll.
Misses Annie Norwood and Mildred
Pierce are at home from Bluehill, where
they have been employed in the canning
factory. Miss Norwood is accompanied
By friend, Miss Carter, of Bluehill.
L. C. ODER, Maynard Reed, Irving Ash
ley and John Pervear, who are employed
at Northeast Harbor, r. l.. Latty and
Roland Ashley, who are at Seal Harbor,
and Harlan Murphy, who is working at
Stonington, were all home over Sunday.
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HANCOCK POINT.
June 4.

Howard Tracy has moved into his store
at the wharf.
There will now be two mails day for
the Point until October /.
Daisy Chester is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Rollins Dobbin, at Jonesport.
Ed. Wood and wife, of Bangor, spent
Sunday at their cottage at the Point.
W. b. Boyden, of Boston, is spending a
few days with his sister, Miss Katherine
Hale.
Mrs. Charles Fuller, of Ellsworth, is
spending few days at the Tarratine with
her husband.
Jack Ropes, son of Prof Ropes, of Ban
gor, is in town. He will tend the boat
lines this summer.
Walter Clark, on the Ferry road, has
bought Mr.. Gross bakery cart, and will
run it this summer.
f. j. Clark, of East Surry, who is en-
ployed at c. A. Penney's, went home to
spend Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Bertha Clement Mcdonald, of
Calais, was in town Thursday and Friday
of last week, visiting Mrs. Hattie Martin.
B. B. Thatcher, of Bangor, summer
resident at the Point, died in New York
Saturday morning. He had been in poor
health for some time.
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The grim reaper death has been gather
ing in his sheayes from this section very
frequently during the past few weeks, and
many hearts have been saddened by the
departure of loved ones, called from
earth's busy scenes to the life eternal.
Isaac whitmore, who had lived to the
good old age of eighty-five years, died
May "a, at the horue of his son George,
after few days of painful illness. sUncie
Isaac, as ne was familiarity called, was
beloved by old and young, possessing as
ne dld kindly genial nature, responding
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DendIx serpent Bite

are as common In India as are stomach
and liver disorders with US. For the lat
ter however there is sure remedy: Flee
trio Bitters; the great restorative medlcn'
of which ;. A. Brown, of Bennettsville, ,
G., says; ''They restored my wife 10 per
feet health, after years Of suffering VIII
dyspepsia and chemically torpid liver.
Electric Bitters cure chills and fever
malaria, biiiousness, lame back, kidney
troubles and bladder disorders. sold on
guarantee by Il. q. MOORE, druggist
Price soc.
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MISS EVELYN CARVER INJURED.


Mrs. Mildred Carver, who is in Bar Har-
Dor for the season, was home on business
last week. Mrs. Carver recently received
news OF a bad accident to her daughter,
Miss Evelyn Carver, who has been in Col
orado for the past year.
On May IS Miss Carver and another lady
were driving near Silver Cliff, Col, the
little son of the lady being in the carriage.
The horse took fright, and the lady, who
was driving, was thrown from the car
riage, leaving Miss Carver and the child.
The frightened animal ran on into town,
where the carriage struck sidewalk, and
Miss Carver was thrown out, and against
building, cutting her face badly, and
bruising one hip. Miss Carver was I'M
conscious for time. Prior to being
thrown from the carriage, she had clasped
the child in her arms, that no harm might
come to him.
MISS Carver was stranger in the town,
and WIS taken into pharmacy. A ply
stefan was summoned and she was re-
moved to his home, where she has since
remained. At last accounts the young
lady was still confined to her bed, and
suffering severely from the shock, but the
physician declares no bones were broken
and no serious results viii follow.
Miss Carver had position as teacher,
and was to have entered upon her duties
the Monday following the accident. Her
many friends here sincerely hope that she
will soon recover from the effects OF the
accident.
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his dealings, ever ready to help the needy,
always welcoming the stranger to his
board, and when at last death stared him
in the face, calmly whispering: ~ am
willing to CO."
He leaves to mourn his loss, five chill
dren, eight grandchildren, and one sister,
for all of whom much sympathy is felt,
especially for the granddaughter, who so
kindly cared for him for thirteen years.
June l. FRIEND.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

George P. Haven was thrown from a
wagon last Friday morning, and received
compound fracture of one arm just above
the wrist. The accident is particularly
hard on MIR. Haven, coming as it does
when he was just getting about again
after being laid up with broken leg from
an accident last fall.
June 2. SPEC.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Edwin Williams has gone to Salisbury
Cove. where he is employed.
Miss Knowles spent part of Saturday
and Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. Jessie
DeBeck, at West Franklin.
The entertainment at the sehoolhouse
Friday evening was well attended and a
good time is reported. Quite sum was
realized from the sale OF ice-cream and
cake.
June A. Il.
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Death has again entered this little com
munity and taken our eldest and much
respected citizen, Samuel GilIey, who
passed away May "a, at the age of ninety
one years, twelve days.
During his earlier life, he followed the
sea, but later years had been running a
small farm, where he went about from
day to day, performing his regular duties
until within two weeks of his death.
He was what might be termed .'one OF
natures noblemen", honest and upright in
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SPEC.
M'KINLEY.

Daniel Ladd is improving, after his
serious Illness.
E. L. Kelly is spending few days with
his family at Jonesport.
There will be an excursion here from
Stonington, June 6. "Alexander's Big
Five" of Camden, will furnish music for
the dance in the evening.
June e ANON.
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Mrs. Abigail Robinson. widow O, I.r..
Robinson, who was critically IN ON ~
day OF her brothers death, and Of 60
was not told of his departure. rania,,
failed, and on Sunday. May q, pa.sss
away. Mrs. Robinson, who was ssys,,,.
seven years OF age, had been graan,,iv
failing since the death of her eldest asnas
ter, Mrs. Emily Farnsworth. a little nno..
than year ago, whose loss she d, ami,
mourned, she having always lived at nom.
and tenderiy cared for her mother Tso
separation was keenly felt by the invalid
Mrs. Robinson was a quiet, home loving
woman, yet possessed OF strong pcrsa,s
ality, whose CHEEKY influence was Eel, hv
all who knew aud loved her. She leave.
one son--John, and two daughters
Caroline LAWYER and NJ rs. vira Mavo ana
one sister Mrs, Dolliver, Of waltbsm
Mass.
The funeral services were held at the
home Thursday, May 81 The house wa,
allied with mourning friends. and ths
beautiful flowers were fitting tribute to
one who dearly loved bright blossoms
Rev. Mr.. Barnard, Of the Methodist
church, otiiciated, and quartet,e sang an
propriato selections.
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EAST LAMOINE.

The firm of Gault & Douglass has been
dissolved. Mr.. Douglass will go to King
man this week, where he will be en-
ployed.
Henry J. McNider and son Samuel, with
their wives, who have been the guests of
Harry McNider and wife for few days,
returned to their home in Melrose, Mass,
this morning.
Lima 4 IL
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The sudden death Of George A. Lurvey.
which occurred at the home Of orrln Milan
at Swans Island, May3 %, was a great shock
TO his many friends. 1t Is hard to realize
that our genial, happy hearted iownsman
has gone to return no more. While on
visit to relatives ON Swans Island, q severe
cold developed into pneumonia, and after
few days of painful illness, he passed
away.
Though handicapped in the battle o
life through an injury received when
boy, George bore his physical disability
with wonderful fortitude. Possessing
good business ability. he was for several
years town clerk and justice OF the peace,
and was this year serving as selectmaR.
He was the son OF Gilbert L. and Mary
q. Lurvey, and though young in heart
aud appearance he lacked but two days Of
his iortieth birthday. George was always
found on the side OF right, siauuch Good
Templar and a valued member OF the
US; also ready to lend helping hand in
every good cause. He will be sadly missed
in the community, for he WIS a general
favorite with old and young.
The funeral services at his home Friday
were attended by large number Of
friends. Rev. Mr.. Barnard ofliciaied. A
proiusion OF flowers, beautiful pieces from
the US, Good Templsrs and home friends,
with selections of music by the quariette
made an impressive service,
Deep sympathy Is felt for the bereayed
parents and only sister, Mrs. Maud stan
ley, of Northeast Harbor.
lime NJ
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MANsET.

Fred Parker, Of Brewer, is in town for
the summer.
Mrs. Asher Allen has arrived to put the
Ocean house in order for the summer.
Mrs. William Deliver, Of seawall, who
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Every time iussy woman lets heF hus'
band have his own way she docs 1t in such
a manner that 1t leaves a bad taste in hi'
mouth.
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Bro. Francis MrMallip was 3 charter mem Der
Of this lodge and Mason for more than City
years, and had rounded out n life Of more than
four score years; his life was toreoful aud
positive; he never believed anything half
way, and his many excellent qualities win be
cherished by those who knew him In his
every WALK In lite.
ResoIued, That the lodge tender its sympa-
thy 20 those who are near and dear to him.
Rssoirsd, That the charter be araped in
mourning, and that these resolutions be en-
tered upon our records. and that a copy be
sent 10 the family Of the deceased, and like
copy be published in THE ELLSWORTH AaER-
IcAx. GEoRaB r., FuiLKR,
EBKN p. RICHARDSON,
FREp YoUSa.
az,
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IN sympathy with the joys and so,,..
his friends, Of whom 1t could ha ~, OF
never spoke harsh or unkind wo.s ne
was a most devoted companjon - ne
Invalid wife who had been called .x.,'
but two years before, loving tathsr ~. -,
q kind neighbor. He viii be sipcssa, u
mourned, not only by his immediate ~
tiyes, but by the whole community
Two sons and three daughters snr-.,.-
William and George whitmore. Mrs D.
oecca Carroll, Mrs. Mary Stanley ana mN
Lucy Stanley. The funeral services ' us
held At the home on Saturday, Rev. M,
Barnard OF the Methodist church, Of wh;as
Mr.. whitmore was faithful ma,,s I'm
speaking words OF comfort and hope tn
interment was at Mt. Height.
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sPKc.

Mrs. John Il. Boardman, with her two
daughters, Alice and Marion, rs at the
Dirigo for few weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Carroll Thornton, OF Houl-
ton, is visiting her mother, but owing TO
the fact OF q newly purchased home which
is being plumbed and refitted, she viii go
back sooner than her friends desire.
Summer residents are beginning to ar
rive. Henry Inmsn and family, OF Atlanta,
Ga, are again established at their cottage,
with Miss Isabel Clark housekeeper as
usual and Miss Beatrice companion to
young Master Inman.
The sudden death OF Horace Brown By
pneumonia, at Sound last week, was a
shock TO his friends here. MIR Brown was
familiar figure on our streets, and will be
missed. He was a son of Rev. Charles
Brown, so well known fifty years ago, and
leaves but one sister, Mrs. Antoinette
Harmon, who Is in the Eastern Maine
hospital. Mr.. Brown was about seventy
four years of age, a somewhat eccentric
character, but great reader and well in
formed. He studied for physician in
his younger days.
Memorial Day was very quiet here,
the details of the Parker post attend
ing TO the duty assigned them, but
no public services were held. j. b.
Mason received from the state regent
ID. A. r. of Massachusetts,, Paul Jones
chapter, neat flag, thirteen stars in a
circle on blue ground, with thirteen
stripes, to be placed on the grave of Jona-
than Brown, one OF the crew OF the Bon
Honme Richard, who is buried at Manset
cemetery and who was last year honored
by ID. A. r. marker by the Bangor
chapter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Ball announce
the coming marriage of their daughter
Martha Belle to Warren Alton Parritt,
of Bar Harbor. The wedding will take
place the latter part of June.
June L. B.
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In the death of Brother W. ). Joyce, one Of
our oldest members has passed away; he was
man Of strong convictions; good citizen
and neighbor; and had warm affection for
his brethren.
Resoired-rhat the lodge tender its sympa-
thy 70 those near and dear who survive him.
Rssolred-Thai the charter be drsped in
mourning, and that these resolutions be
entered upon our records, and that a copy be
sent TO the family Of the deceased, n like copy
be published in the Ellsworth AMERICAN.
Gro. u. FrLLsR.
EREs r. RtcHkRBsoS,
FRRD YouNa,
Committee on resolutions.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.


Resolutions adopted at a regular meet
ing of fremont lodge, No. n, +. and A. NJ,
held May 81. 1905, at Southwest Harbor,
Maine.
BY the death Of our brother, Capt. Abner
Pomroy, the lodge has lost sincere and faith
full member, the community an exemplary
citizen and neighbor, and in all his callinEs
in life he acted well his part, but owing to
sickness the last few years be has been con
ined TO hfs home.
RssoiuedIn their deep affliction we tender
sincere sympathy 10 those near and dear who
survive him.
Resoived-That the charter be draped in
mourning, and that these resolutions be en-.
tered upon onr records, and that a copy be
sent to the family of the deceased. q like copy
be published in the ELLswoRrH AMERICAN.
CSC. X. FuLIRR.
EBKx +. RICHARDSON,
FHxp YouxG,
Committee on resolutions.
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Mrs. Lizzie Norwood and family are
visiting at Bass Harbor.
Nahum Norwood has gone to Isle au
Hsut, to work for c. d. Turner.
Charlotte Gilley has returned from
Swans Island, where she has been visiting
her aunt.
Edgar Robbins and wife have returned
from Rockland. They were accompanied
by Clifford Robbins and wife.
Emma Norwood, who has been in the
Maine general hospital, Portland, has re-
turned much improved In health.
Tue community was shocked by the sud
den death OF George Lurvey while ON q
visit to orrin Milan at Swans Island.
Walter Stanley and wife have moved to
Msnset, where Mr.. Stanley is working on
the fish wharf of Capt. james Parker.
Mrs. Mary West, Of Egypt, is visiting
her sister, LHcie Robinson. Her daughter
Esteiia works at Northeast Harbor, Helen
is clerking in the postotfice, and Abbie,
who IS attending normal school at Castine,
will work for Mrs. Warren Dorr through
the summer.
June Sptsf.
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has been very i'll at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. V. King, is slowly gaining.
June 4. MAD.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SORRENTO.

Dor additional County VIEWS see other pages
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02
JAPONIA.

Nagroda "a udzia} W woj~
ME. Japonia umie nagradzac
mestwo swych zo}nierzy. W
prawdzie skarb niezbyt jest
pe}en, ale Rad s}usznie po-
wiada re ma wynagrodzenle
"a mestwo podczas wojny
pieniadze zawsze sic znalesc
powinny. Ma ten eel przezna-
czyf $50 milion6w gen6w Kaz-
dy zofn1erz 2 armii ladowej
otrzyma, medal, do kt6rego
~przywiazana jest pensya rocz-
ma W wysokosci 100 gen6w,
Kazdy marynarz zas otrzyma
mebal z pensya roczna 200,
Aarmia japohska W Mandzu.
ryi liczy}a p6}tora miliona, a
flota japonska 80 900 ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02
CHJNY.

Wybuch}o tn powstanie.
Rewolucyonisci maja mice
armie z}ozona 2 so tysiecy
uzbrojonych ludzi. SO tysiecy
uderzy}o ma Hseinenz i Edo
byli pc uporczywej walce
miasto wraz z garnizonem.
Pc obydW6ch stronach 50
liczni zabici i ranni. Vols
ka cesarskie usi}uia powsta6-
COW poskromic, ale daremn.:
ME. Powsta6cy spalili ME
mieckie i angielskie misye,
tax dobrze katolickie jak pro
,testanckie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02
TURCYA.

z Carogrodu donosza re
zesz}ego tygodnia greckle
handy rewolucyjne dokonafy
W Macedonia ma Rumunach
az siedm morderstw polity-
c7nych. Pomiedzy zamordo-
wanymi znajduje sic ojciec
urzednika rumu6skiego PREY
poselstwie rumu6skim W
Carogrodzie i teSc dyrektora
rumu6skiej szko}y ". Maya
rowie. Grecy mszcza sic ma
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gle przypisac mona rzadowl
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