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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-18
Coal Gas Kills Four OF Family.

NEW YORK;. Jan. Observation-Disclosures
gas which escaped during the night
from a small stove used for heating.
caused the death of Meyer Rubin. aged
80 years his wife. Rose. IS: their son.
Philip. Il, and their 15-year old daugh-
ter. Rosa, in a Brooklyn tenement today
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-18
Missing Mans Body in River.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. IA
The body of Frank y. DeLone. the
young clubman who disappeared
Wednesday. while horseback riding in
Paramount park. was found Sunday in
the SchuyIkill river below the City av-
enue bridge. 1t IS believed his horse
threw him into the river.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-18
TEXTILE UNION IN WAR.
Polish Strikers in Massachusetts, DEFY
Both Employers and the Officials
of Their Union.

CHICOPEE, Mass. Jan. Il. = The
entire plant of the Chicopce Manufac-
turing company was closed today, eN-
cept the shipping room, because of
strike of Polish employees The strikers
declare they will not go back to work
unless they are given an advance, not
withstanding that they have received
word from the International hearQuar-
tiers that they must return About 1000
operatives are idle
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-18
BUSTER" BOY SAVES TEN LIVES.
Mother OF Rescued Patient in a Milwau-
kee SanitaT rum.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jan. Buster"
Montrose Ringler, aged 6 years, saved
ten persons from asphyxiation in the
McNamee home ut Ravenswood Only
Miss Anna Walsh. sister of Mrs. Nc
Nance. died Mrs. Agnes McNamee.
mother Of the four boys and sister of
Miss Walsh. has been Ill at the Sacred
Heart sanitarium in Milwaukee for sew
eral weeks. The boy happened in acct
dentally. and with great presence of
mind got aid
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-18
AnDeaI for Aid IN the Congo

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan IL
The foreign mission boards Of the United
States and Canada. which are holding Il
conference here. have Joined in an APP
peal 10 President Roosevelt and King
Edward in behalf Of the stricken people
of the Congo.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-18
MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Chicago timothy hay. 15.1501G.25; No. /
timothy hay, 15.O0015.25; No. timothy
hay. 13 5NU14OO; clover and mixed. 1890
1850; choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie,
15.O0015.50; No. l prairie 14.O00l4.J0; No.
, prairie, 12.O0013.O0; Wisconsin prairie,
9.OO095O; packing hay. 7.0Od725: rye
straw, S.75@900; wheat straw, 6.ooG6.5o;
oat straw Z SOFAS 90
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-18
JEFFERSON'S CRONY DIES
Henry Squires, Once the Leading Tenor
in America, Passes Away at
Burlington, la.

BURLINGTON, Ia. Jan. 14.-Henry
Squires. at one time Americas leading
tenor, died here today. Death was the
result of a paraIytic stroke. MIR. . Tres
was 81 years old and was Il crony O. the
late Joseph Jefferson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-09-27
CHAPTER XXXVI.

Tg L was perhaps as well for Andrew
Pelham that he could not see
A Phyllis look as she entered the
room. An English gentleman, she
had been told. vas waiting to see her,
and she had thought of no one but
DuncOmbe. 1t was true that she had
sent him away, but only an hour ago
the marquis had told her that her
emancipation was close at hand. He,
too, might have had n hint. The little
smile, however, died away from her
lips al she saw who it was who wait
ed for her with such manifest impa-
thence.
"You, Andrews" she exclaimed In
amazement. why. however did you
find me out?"
He took both her hands In his. The
look upon his face was TRANSPORTING.
"At last! At last" he exclaimed.
"Never mind how ! found you out!
Tell me. what does ii all mean? Are
you here OF your own free will?"
Absolutely" she answered.
at was you at Runton?"
"Yes."
Under a false name-with q man
who committed robbery"
She shrugged her shoulders a little
YEARLY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-09-27

sudden return to his old ~briskness of
manner
at Is young De Bergillac," he an
nOunCcd. "IIc has been to England in
search of that missing page Of the
treaty. | have told them to show him
in"
The vicomte entered, palcr than ever
from recent travel and deeply humili-
atcd from the fact that there was a
smut upon his collar which he had no
time to remove He presented n paper
TO NJ. Grisson and bowed. The premier
spread it ont upon the table. ana the
faces Of the three men us they read
became n study. NJ. Grisson rang the
bell.
IN. le Due de Bergillac and n young
English gentleman" he told the at
tendant. ARE in my private retiring
room. Desire their presence
The servant withdrew. The three
men looked at one another.
'lf this is %genuine." the younger
murmured.
1T is the Russian official paper"
his vis-a-vis declared, holding it up to
the light.
Then the Due de Bergillac and Guy
Poynton were ushered In. NJ. Grisson
rose to his feet.
an. Poynton." he said. I've have
all three heard your story as TO what
you witnessed in the forests Of Posen.
1t is part of your allegation that a page
of writing from the private car which
yUu we're watching was blown to your
feet and that you picked 1t up and
brought 1t to Paris with you. Look at
this sheet Of paper carefully. Tell
me II 1t is the one"
Guy glanced ut it for a moment and
handed II back.
at Is certainly the one he answer
ed. IF you look ut the back you will
see my initials there and the date"
Nj. Grisson turned it over quickly.
The two other men looked over his
shoulder, and one of them gave n little
exclamation. The initials and date
were there.
Then NJ. Grisson turned once more
to Guy. He was not a tall man, but
he had dignity. and his presence was
impressive. He spoke very slowly.
"M. Guy Poynton," he said. 1T is
not often that so great an issue-that
the very destlnies of two great
tries must rest upon the simple and
uncorroborated story Of one man. Yet
that is the position in which we stand
today. Do not think that you are be-
ing treated with distrust. l speak to
you not on behalf of myself, but for
the millions Of human beings whose
welfare Is my care and for those other
millions Of your own countrymen
whose interests must be yours. | ask
you solemnly, Is this story Of yours
word for word a true one?"
Guy looked him in the face resolutely
and answered without hesitation.
"On my honor as an E~nglishman,"
he declared, 'it Is true!"
M. Grisson held out his hand.
"Thank you" he said.
The three men were again alone.
The nan who controlled the destinies
of France dipped his pen in the ink.
Gentlemen" lie said, "do you agree
with me that | shall sign this draft?"
"We do" they both answered.
The president signed his name. Then
he turned the handle of the telephone.
you can show Logd Fothergill in!'
he ordered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18
BLUEHILL.
UNE FEMME.

Charles Barrett is in poor health.
Mrs. Joan Merrill has been i'll recently.
Benjamin Clay is at home from Black
island.
The academy closed Friday for two
weeks vacation.
The stores are putting on their usual
attractive holiday appearance.
The town schools are in session with the
following teachers: Elsie Philip, South
Bluehill; Everett Hale, Long island; Ray
mond Carter, Fails; Lizzie Grindle, Beech
hill; Alice Mayo, Hinckley's; Alice Hinck-
ley, North Bluehill; Edith SHELTON, In
gals district; Mrs. Mary B. Hinckley,
Williams; Sadie Billings, east ward;
Sadie Snow, Granite; Beulah Eaton, Web
berville; Lila Mcintyre, primary, and
Mr.. St. Clair, grammar, East Bluehill;
Julia Saunders, primary, and Howard
Rollins, grammar, in the village; F. H.
Butler, Mines; Ada Herrick, West Blue
hill; Matttie Grindle, Grindle district.
Dec. 16. M.
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sEDGwICK.

John Cousins finished his work at the
Currier estate Saturday.
Arthur L. Sargent and family have re-
turned from Roxbury, Mass.
Nephi Pert, who has been attending
school ct Richmond, IL ct home.
DR.. Hagerthy arrived Wednesday from
q trip Of few days to Bangor and Water
vile.
Oscar Ware and family have arrived
from Bangor, and are again occupying the
Sleeper cottage.
Samuel Stinson Of Sunshine, 10 here
having gasoline engine installed in his
yacht. e. J. Day il doing the work.
F. c. Allen, mate of steamer J. T. Morse,
is at home for the winter. Mrs. Allen re-
turned from Massachusetts, last week.
Arthur and Charlie Cain came from
Burnt island Saturday to attend school,
which resumes its sessions to-day, after
two weeks recess.
Blanche Friend has returned from Port
land, whore she hes been some weeks with
her sisters children. Her nephew, Joe
Holman, 10 i'll with consumption.
Dec ID.
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legal Nutires.
NOTICE OF FORECLOsURE.

-
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
yNHEREAS, Nancy M. Brown Of fremont,
w Hancock County. Maine. by her mort
gage deed dated the thirteenth day Of July,
Deeds for said County Of Hancock In Volume
1879. page 345. conveyed in mortgage to Lydia
8 Robinson. certain lots Or parcels Of land
fremont. in said Hancock County. and
bounded and described az follows, to VII:
J Certain pieces or parcels Of land situate -
follow: First, certain piece Of land situ-
ate 1t Bartletts IslNEdin the town Of Mount
Desert. County Of Hancock. bounded and de-
g &
let's homestead; thence North twenty seven
and one-fourth degrees East fifty four and
North siTsy.on Ua' degrees East to Ama sd
Bsrtlett's western line; thence South twenty
nine degrees East by said Bartlett's said vest
thence South sixty one degrees West BY said
North line one hundred and thirty two rods
to the place Of beginning. containing twenty
Secondly, q certain lot OF land situated in
the town II fremont. County Of Hancock,
and State Of Maine, and bounded and de-
the County Road near the dwelling. house Of
Robert Colt; thence South twenty. one and
s, n1 and Stones; thence south sixty i've de-
grees West, twenty eight and three fourths
rods to spruce tree; thence North twenty
rods to the road: thence following said road
Easterly twenty. eight and three-fourths rods
to the first mentioned bound, containing six
| acres and nineteen rods, more or less.
Third, Q certain piece or parcel of land sit.
| nate in fremont, County Of Hancock, State Of
Maine, bounded and described follows. to
wit: commencing on the County road bound
| ing from the head OF Southwest Harbor down
| the South side Of said Harbor at the North
| line OF lot numbered Forty four on a plan Of
Mount Desert made by Salem Towne in and
| record ed in said Cou nty Of hancock; thence
! followi, g the North line of said lot, thirty
| two rods and twenty one links to a stake;
| thence South twenty six degrees East, TWEEN
| ty- five rods to>a stake and thence North for
| ty mine degrees forty one rods to the road
| Aforesaid; thence tol!ouirg tie road to the
| place OF beginning at twelve and one-half
rods. containing five acres and forty nine
rods more or less"
AND WHEREAS Henry A. Bickford as
| administrator OF the estate Of said Lydia 8.
Robinson transferred and assigned said mort
| gage to the undersigned William Caleb Lor-
| ing and Augustus r. Loring by deed OF as
| signment dated May 10, A. D. 1907. and re-
, corded in said Registry Of Deeds. in Book AL.
| page 304.
AND WHEREAS the condition Of said
mort gage has been and still remains broken
| now therefore by reason Of the breach OF the
J conditions thereof we claim . foreclosure Of
/ said mortgage and give this notice for that
| purpose. WILLIAM CALEB LoRING.
AUGUSTUS p. LoRIN0.
| Dated this seventeenth day Of December,
A. d. 1907.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18
RAE,
WEST BRooKsyILLE.

Fish are still plentiful in the bay.
Alden D. Tapley made business trip to
Islesboro Saturday.
Capt. Frank Jones has purchased a
driving horse OF Lsushlin Davis.
Ralph Tapley is getting ont cargo Of
kiln wood for Rockland.
Ivan Farnham and Elmer Hale are cut
ting stave wood for Mr.. Goodell on the
Aaron Jones lot.
The Christmas sale and supper OF the
ladies' circle will be held in the chapel
Tuesday evening, Dec. II.
Mrs. George H. Tapley has returned
from Rockland after passing three weeks
with her grandchildren in that city.
Lester Darby, graduate OF the Massa-
chusetts general hospital, who was at
home on q short vacation, returned to
Boston last week.
A committee composed OF Mrs. Ivan
Farnham, Mrs. Herman Tapley, Mrs.
Katharine Davis and Miss Lucy Jones is
making plans for an entertainment to be
given on Christmas night in the chapel.
There will be a Christmas tree.
Dec. 16. ToMsoN.
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DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Susan Pinkham, of swans Island,
is visiting her brother, Uriah Morey.
Quite an epidemic of grip and colds has
been prevalent in this village the past
week.
The remains of the late Mrs. Emma
Joyce were brought here for interment
Friday.
Mrs. Georgianna Marshall, who has
been seriously i'll the last week.-Mrs. some
what improved.
The first snow Of the season came Sun
day, and few braved the elements and
took out their sleighs.
The ladies' aid society will hold its
Christmas sale and supper at the chapel
next Friday evening, Dec. 20.
DR.. F. G. McCullum, OF Cambridge, is in
town for q few days looking after the
building Of his summer cottage at Dow's
point.
The members of Harbor View chapter,
will give an entertainment at the town
hall Wednesday evening, to consist Of a
drama entitled 1.-THE Country Minister.
This will be followed by a dance, with
Meservey's orchestra to furnish music.
The proceeds are to furnish the banquet
hall in the masonic building.
Deer Isle parties have bought control
ling interest in the three masted schooner
George H. Ames Of Boston parties, and
the schooner arrived at Stonington last
week to load She will be commanded by
| Capt. L. w. Gray, part owner. Capt
E. L. Haskell is her agent. The Ames will
carry about 700 tons of stone, and though
! about twenty-five years old, she is said to
be one of the best vessels Of her age on the
coast.
Sarah D., widow Of H. Page Pres
sey,. died at the home of bel
daughter, Mrs. Thomas G. Gray, last
Wednesday morning, of heart failure and
grip. Mrs. Pressy was one of Deer Isles
| most worthy, motherly ladies, highly
respected by all and well known, through
her connection with the hotel Pleasant
View, among the travelling public. She
will be greatly missed in this commun ity.
where she passed her entire life. Mrs
Presley is survived by the one daughter
Mrs. Gray. She was about sixty-siz
years ofage.
Dec. 16. REX.
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NEWS.
SOUTH BLUEH1LL

The clam factory closed Dec. IA, having
done good seasons work.
Edgar Bowden is at home for q two
weeks vacation from the academy.
Horatio Henderson, Of Long island, is at
Allen Henderson's building small boat.
G. s. Candage had his hand severely
bitten by horse recently.
Capt. Eaton, OF the Kate L. Pray, ar
rived Friday with freight from Portland.
Mrs. Ed Mann; of South surry, is the
guest Of Mrs. Gan. Herrick.
Mrs. Nina Hodgdon's cousin, Mrs.
Stanley, OF Goose Cove, has been visiting
her for the past week.
Owing to the bad travelling, the dance
Friday evening was not as well attended
as usual. Music by Monaghan.
Miss Maud Bacon is preparing her
pupils for Christmas concert at the
chapel.
B. F. Sylvester, jr., and wife went to
Brooksville to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
sylvester's grandfather, Capt. Chatto.
Capt. Lowell Chatto, OF this place, one
Of our most respected citizens, died Fri
day night at his daughters home in
Brooksville. He will be missed, as he
was liked by all.
At the social in the hall Dec. II, fancy
articles were sold and cake and coffee
served. Seth Hodgdon guessed the near
est to the number Of seeds in pumpkin,
and drew comfortable. The number OF
seeds was 341.
Dec, 16, Fl.
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REACH.

F. H. Annis IS quite ill with influenza.
Mrs. Laura Damon visited in stonington
Tuesday.
Moody Eaton spent last week at Fox
islands.
Miss Carrie Gray has gone to Deer Isle
for an indefinite stay.
A. R. Campbell is shipping Holsters to
Boston and New York.
Mrs. S. s. Eaton and family are confined
to the house with the grip,
School commenced Dec. 2, taught by
Susie Haskell, of Deer Isle.
Capt. Mark Billings has placed his
schooner, Christabel, in winter quarters.
s. T. Lowe, William F. Annis, Arthur
and Frank Annis are catching founders.
Schooner William II. Reed, OF Portland,
Capt. Ralph Gray, is at anchor in Fish
creek.
Dec. 10. L..
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BLUEHILl FALLS.

The clam factory will close Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Chatto and Susie Wood went
to Bangor Saturday on business.
Mrs. Colby Hooper has returned home,
after spending ten days at North Sedgwick
with Mr.. Hooper's parents.
Cecil Gray bought Henry Hamilton's
wood. Mr.. Hamilton will spend the win
ter in Massachusetts with his son Harry.
David Friend went to South Blrehill
Sunday to see her daughter, Emma
Bowden, who recently came from Portland
hospital. Her many friends are glad to
hear she is gaining.
Dec. 10. CRUMBS.
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SUNSET.

Mrs. L. s. Saunders is quite ill.
Mrs. Prescott Johnson, who has been
quite ill with the grip, is now able to sit
up.
Mrs. E. P. Haskell left Monday for
Saugus, Mass, to spend the winter with
her son George.
Schooner E. Arcularius, Capt. Morris,
loaded ore from the Durham point mine
last week, for Elizabethport, N. ].
Clement KDowlton, who is attending
the normal school in Castine, has returned
to Castine after vacation at home.
Alvin Sellers, who is attending COM
mercial college at Rockland, spent
Thanksgiving week with his parents,
Alvin Sellers and wife.
Dec. 10. E.
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There is much illness in town.

There is much illness in town.
High school closed Thursday for three
weeks vacation.
DIR. Baker and wife are spending few
DAYS in Harrington.
Mahlon Hill is home from Charleston
for the Christmas recess.
Will Herrick, who is coasting this win
ter. spent few days at home last week.
Bert Marks returned Saturday from
Boston, where he went for medical treat
ment.
Miss Grace Tapley came home Saturday
from vinalhaven, where she has been Wis
ting friends.
Miss Harriet Cleveland, principal of the
high school, left for her home in Skowhe-
gan Thursday.
George Smith and wife, OF Otter Creek,
visited their uncle, Herman Bracy and
wife, recently.
Emery Bracy and wife have returned
from Attleboro, Mass, where they have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Brandt.
Samuel Wardwell has gone to Lebanon,
nh, where he will be employed. Mrs.
Wardwell will spend the winter with her
parents, H. J. Jordan and wife.
News was received last week Of the death
Of two Of Brooklin's former residents,
Mrs. Judith Freethey, Of South Boston,
aged seventy three years, and Mrs. Han
nah Allen, of New York, aged ninety
years.
Dec. 16. UNE FEMME.
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THE subscribers, Lyman L. Lord and
i Everett W. Lord, residing. out Of the
State of Maine. to wit: the said Lyman L.
Lord residing in Boston. Mass, and the said
Everett W. Lord residing in San Juan. Porto
Rico, here by give notice that they have been
testament of
SAMUEL L. LORD, late Of ELLSWORTH.
in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bonds
being required by the terms Of said will. And
they have appointed Harry L. Crabtree, OF
Ellsworth. Maine, their agent in the State
OF Maine. as the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate Of said de-
ceased are desired to present the same for
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re-
Quested to make payment immediately.
LYMAN L. lord.
EvKRErr W. LoRD.
Ellsworth, Me-, Dec. .. 1907
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SOUTH BROOKsvILLE.

Levi Franks was on business trip to
Bangor last week.
The schooner w. o. Nettleton, Capt.
Cousins, is loading gravel for Portland.
Arthur Ladd, assistant cook on steamer
Catherine, was at home on visit last
week.
The granite company is moving heavy
engine from the crusher near the shore to
the quarry.
Miss Laura H. Jones, superintendent OF
schools, visited the schools in this part of
the town Friday.
Mrs. H. L. Black is in Stonington while
Capt. Blacks schooner, the Herbert May,
is discharging coal.
Dec9, c.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Nina Pert is suffering with bad cold.
Mrs. Josephine Stanley went to Rock
land Monday with her husband.
J.R. johnson and wife, Of Sunset, spent
few days this week at Austin Smiths.
George Sawyer and wife, Of Winterport,
spent few days recently at the old home
on the Point.
Damon Gross, of Oceanville, is living
with c. C. Warren and attending school
here.
Byron Tracy, who went to GAINESVILLE,
Wis, early in the spring, came home
Wednesday, Dec. II.
Mrs. Fred Racklife, who is spending the
winter on Merchants island, is with his
daughter, Mrs. Arnold Weed, for week.
Rev. II. B. Haskell attended the after
noon and evening service here Dec.s. The
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legal Notices

Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.
In the District Court Of the United States for
the Hancock District OF Maine.
J1 II q 2 ss:ss :: !. ss.sr.p.sy.
To the creditors Of James q. Burgess, Of We
roma, in the county Of Hancock and district
Aforesaid, bankrupt:
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 7th
~ day Of December. .; d, 1907, the said
James e. Burgess was duly adtudicated
creditors win be held ct my Office. at 80
Main street, in Ellsworth, Maine. ON the 2sth
day Of December, Q. d. 1907, 1T 10 O'Clock In the
may attend, appoint . trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business IS
may properly come before such meeting.
WILLIAM q. WHITING,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Ellsworth, Me-. Dec. u. 1907.
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NOTICE OF roRECLosuRE.

"HEREAs, Seth 8. Watt. Of Lamoine,
gage deed dated November J, 1904. recorded in
Hancock registry Of deeds, in book Ala. page
517, convey ed to the Ellsworth Loan 4 Build
ing association certain parcel of real estate
sifuated in said Lamoine and bounded ~ fol.
lows:
Beginning at . stake at the road laid out
around Gully Hill and line Of land now or
formerly Of John M. Grant; thence following
said line northerly to what Is known a. the
Gore Lot; thence following the line Of the
Gore Lot easterly to land now or formerly Of
Isabelle Brown; thence southerly ON said
Brown line to the road Aforesaid; thence by
said road westerly to the place Of beginning.
containing three acres. more or less, with
buildings thereon;
And whereas, the condition of said mort
gage has been broken. now therefore, BY res.
son of the breach Of the condition thereof
the said Ellsworth Loan b Building Associa-
ton claims . foreclosure Of said mortgage.
Ellsworth, Maine. December 6, 1907.
ELLSWORTH LOAN & BUILDING
ASSOCIATION,
BY J. A. Peters, its attorney.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18

Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.
In the District Court Of the United States for
the Hancock District Of Maine.
srss. =; s:.; Sss;;s 81
To the creditors Of Stephen Richardson. of
Mt. Desert, in the County Of Hancock and
district Aforesaid. bankrupt:
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 7th day
IN Of December, .. d. 1907. the said Stephen
l sichardscn was a.. a aniy adindicsted Sana-
tors will be held at my ofice. at 50 Main street.
in Ellsworth. Maine. on the 18th day Of Decem-
which time the said creditors may attend, ap-
point . trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business Is may properly
come before such meeting.
WILLIAM e. WHITING,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Ellsworth, Me-, Dec. II, lso7.