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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22
a Captains Letter.
MRS. STOVALL ENTERTAINS THE
DAUGHTERS OF TIE CONFEO-
ERACY.

A. the beautiful home of her moth
er, Mrs. Francis 4. HOwse. on Ockla.
waha avenue on Friday afternoon,
Mrs. Mamie HOwse StOvall entertain
! ed the members of Dickinson Chapter
L. d. c., az their regular monthly
meeting. She also had as her guests
| quite a number of her other lady
friends. Among the out-Of-town mem
bers of The chapter present were Mrs
Henry ". Long. of Martel.
Mrs. F. R. Gary presided and the
regular business Of the chapter was
transacted. several items of interest
coming up before the members.
Elaborate and delightful refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Stovall. as
sisted by Misses Minnie Stovall, Eliza
beth Newsom and Nellie GOttlieb and
these three young ladies afterwards
played several selections on the piano,
which were much enjoyed
Mrs. StOvau is a pleasant and af-
fable hostess and the meeting of the
Daughters with her was one OF uuus-
ual interest.
Next month Mrs. J. II. Livingston
Sr.. will entertain the Daughters.
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Poultry Notes.

Hens ;Gat are not good feeders are
generally poor layers.
The farmer who raises poultry can
always obtain ready money.
Poultry which will not fatten in
TWO weeks is not good enough for
market.
4 cabbage head or beet hung up
in the poultry house will keep the
fowls busy.
What 10 feed and how to feed il
are two of the most important things
TO know about poultry.
The only reason poultry raising
does not pay on some farms is be
cause the fowls are neglected.
In estimating the cost of keeping
.poultry it is best 20 allow one bushel
of grain a year to each laying hen.
There are few. if any. points ny
which a prolific layer may be recos
nized. The amount of the product is
the only true guide.
II the women folks on the farm arr
permitted 10 have a few pure bred
fowls This spring. they may surprise
YOU some. Mr.. Farmer.
Equal parts of oats. barley and
buckwhea,. all ground, is a good fat
tening food which produces whit,
meat that is superior 10 coru-fed flesh
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22
For MRS. Van Oenan.

Miss Sara Harris gave a small and
informal bridge party Friday morning
for Mrs. Carl Burton Van Deman. OF
Jacksonville. who as the beautiful
guest of Mrs Clarence Camp, is re-
CcivinS SO many charming social at
tentions during her visit in Ocala.
There were TWO tables Of bridge aud
after the game asparagus and pimen-
to salad with sandwiches. waters, cot
fee, etc, was served.
The game was a very pleasant one
and the highest score was made by
Miss Susie FarnsworJh Johnson, q;
Ashevillc. y. G. She presented the
prize. a pretty copy Of Myrtle Reeds
y Spinner in the Sun to Mrs. Van
Dcman.
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Taylor


The past week In Ocata society mas
been exceedingly gay and among the
most pleasant of the smaller events
was the meeting Of tho Young Ladies
Card Club on Friday afternoon with
Miss Mamie Taylor, VINO was assisted
10y her sister, Miss Margaret Taylor.
DuT;n= the lenten season quite a
number al The club members are ab
sent and they are greatly missed.
A. five tables progressive whist
was played for an hour, ;.r.yr which d
salad course VAS served. Besides the
"c'nb'r.- Of the club present Miss
T:ylor's quests were the following"
ISIS Jc. e Nurney, of Suffolk. Va.
Kiss Iii. an Wright. of Macon. ca
I.s, E.aa Williams. of Louisiana
Hiss Tlurher Gore OF Wilmington, y
c.. Edna Cushing. of East Orange. y
J.: Misses Freddie Foy Sue hnder.
-oa. rouise Scott. Julia and Virginia
Mayo and Mrs. W. Y. henson.
Miss Nurrey kept inc scores and
,ip urizc for points was won by Miss
Sarah McCreery and tnc prize 10;
games by ,';ss Sara Harris. The fnr
mer received a beautiful little GU
class bon bon dish end the latter q
lovely little silver souvenir spoon. The
isi,or's prize. a box ot Hdyler's. was
cut by Miss Freddie Foy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22
Death Of NJ. z. c. Chambliss' MotheI

Mr. T. <. Chambliss received a tie
gram Today morning conveying the
sad intelligence that his mother had
died a. Ter home in Forsyth, ca, tie
night before. Mr.. and Mrs. Chan
bliss left on the aft rn0ou s. boar
for Forsyth 70 attend the f'rer-
which will be held today
Mrs Caambliss was - ~~-'
lady and for some years Ia. rrea
totally blind. but sae fa1 ben - -
ma-kably good health until few IL
ago when she was taken III AMI d5a
suddenly Owing 10 his ~" H'r7@s
NJ Chaulbiiss was -tre''~ p -r Va.
/ his mother during her 1t =
got up from his led } ::
! funeral.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

Colonel Fielder Lang. of the Magic
City" otherwise known as Miami.
came up Friday and will remain over
Sunday. He Is i'm fine health and is
in ecStacies over his new home. He
says he believes that section raises
the finest grape fruit on earth. He re
manned there all summer last wear and
with the exception OF three weeks il
was the most delightful summer n"
has ever known. He says the storm
was something fearful and did consid-
cradle damage as also did the Christ
mas freeze. but that the country has
most wonderful recupcratiye powers
and the effects of both have already
been Cbliterated. The vegetable grow
ers are already making preparations
To ship and the tourists can see none
Of the effects Of the storm
nor the freeze While Colonel Lang
is fondly in love with his new home
hhe has lost none of his love for Ocala
and be still has warnings 10 return.
He still has a dwelling here, which he
will not sell He is also a stakeholder
in the Central National Bank and is
here 10 help wind up its affairs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

Hr Nilten 4. Hood. or Hamilton
ia Who has been spending the past
w,es in Ocala. left Friday for Arcadia
o. spend few days. Mr.. Hood is a
former Ocala citizen and he was great
a pleased with the growth of Ocala
curing the last few years and he
spec,allv noted and commented upon
ne moral tone of our city, which was
-, ohs.rl ant Ia him. He also noted
me few cases Of drunkenness and the
alu,os, total absence Of profanity
This Is LARGELY due 10 the teachings
and Influence Of our splendid set OF
preacher and teachers. Mr.. HOOD
vail make Ocala another visit before
returning home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22
Neiahbors Got Fooled.

4 MAS literally Coughinb myself 10
ae,th. and had become 100 weak Ia
loare ulv bed. and neighbOrS predict
"a that I would never leave II alive;
tut they got fooled, for thanks 10
cod VAS induced 10 Try DR.. King 5
New Discovery. Ii took just four one
dollar hotties 10 completely cure The
cough and restore me TO good sound
heslfh BE- w-ltcs Mrs. Eva Uncaper, OF
Grow -rtaeen stark county. Ind. This
ling - c.--N and cold cures. and
Se,ler 4 throat and lungs, is guaran
teed ~ Tydings 4 Co. druggists. ooc
and sl.Oo. Trial bottle free. IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

Mr.. Robert p. H4hvsN. v.Il knova
author and Lecturer, witt from n =.
Lincoln street Chicago. III.
'I VA IN good health unt. afout four
year, ago when nay back tecanie lame
and core. The pains Kept Increasing
with sever" twii"hss srd slow exhaust
We aches. Having read - Peruna.
decides! g" t'y a.. found relefin ten
day. H"!," .ht,c months VI. w~li
On Tor,. st,c al; thanks q PeTuna.s
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

Too much praise cannot be- given
M. John ~ Robertson for the great
interest," ne * taking in getting our
streets IN good condition. He Is going
ro give IN, paved streets around the
-quar, new coating OF lime and will
~ the experiment OF sprinkling them
Nith crude petroleum. His sidewalk
ordinance. is receiving a fun measure
- COMMUNICATION.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

Mrs. c. E Alison. of New Rochelle,
y. Y. who has been spending the
past three years or more in England
and in New York. sailed for Florida
on Friday and VIII spend a portion of
the winter in Ocala. She will be ac-
'companied by her three children. Mrs.
Abson's many friends will he delight
ed to learn OF her contemplated visit.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

Airs g. r Powell. of Lexington
~. and her three handsome LITTLE
sons. Who have been in Ocala for THE
past month with Mrs. Powells mother
aud sister. Mrs. Thompson and Ms
g.u Mr. Powell for the remainder of
gee. winter
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

e prominent Visitor 10 our CITY says
LAT hr has heard less profanity Il
Dcsla than In any town of similar size
o.. tas eyer visited. tie is prominent
ia church work. and coming from such
source. ,hi~ IS compliment. in
decd
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

N,~sr-. Lang and Knight are Gov
rln. m, caT.h with new vehicles
,.hich are arriving in car Load los
rh" question il often asked. What &c
knirh; and Lang do with 80 many wa
rous. huc-ics SurricS. etc. but they
rnanag, IN very little while 10 get
-id IL them and quickly supply their
uIac.s with still larger lots.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

When sou awake in the morning
,a~n several times. II opens the
rhrnat and starts vibrations. Stretch
M sets a sluggish circulation in full
,ac-. Il wakes up sleepy cells and
eustl.s out old tissue: il keeps stiff
ness nj hay and prevents yonr JOINTS
frarl getting bent 10 stay.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

Ia, ,'pry commissioners iej n,
fsuI-h-. 81 rh.. new court house "a
49, F,ld,r 4 Allcn. ot Atlanta
TE, furnishings are estimated Ia cost
,r--u Everything viii Doe up - d2i"
--uloin. opera chairs with hat holders
end az other furniture al the latest
l,>.cu and finish.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

nr b r i.lsk and his son. Dr.
Percy Lisk. az Connor; Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Rogers. uf Lynne. and DR. and
Ers J l.. Davis. of Irvine were
among ocala's visitors ON Friday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

Nr-. Hester. OF Micanupy. cam. IN
rl.aN iu spend a few days with th'
'aEl'. ,t ArS Frances s. FpWsr.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

oI 3D., cinnamon applied .Fi ia
'l,rs t..uf, .iou~ hours for W., -
E.Il cur, warts
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22
A BEAUTIFUL FUNCTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mexican and Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller Entertain for Mr.. and
Mrs. Ak and Mrs. Van De
man.

One OF the most elegant homes in
Ocala j. that Of Mr., and Mrs George
Robinson Mexican On For, king ave.
nue. III has. jusr heen comnlated and
the first entertainment given Within
its beautiful walls WAS the card mar
Mrs Mexican and Mr. and Mrs Cha.
Vroman Miller entertained in homer NJ
Mr. and Mrs Christian * Of PHI
more and Mrs Carl r Van Dru7r af
Jacky,nyiUe
The large rolrus nf the lfcKoap
homo 2l pnnn INFO .r3,,, pttar with hi,,
fo!din. Goors and arches and tho hard
wood FINISHING are .vogjsir.. IN III.
door Misses Floice Miller ana Thrr-
her Gov, Incl III. gy.srs and ~ rhe
rocoU.ioo nau AR. = C,rr.y 80
ceiloI Tho room is . very rnyaly ore
win = r.rd,oln, Dutch G., Mac.
and attractive cos. corners.
n rho uarior Gna. Mis-. Sgo ,rd.~-
son and Miss I.,,;f1.. sou. ,,~ascu-ol
each guest With . novel .c.r. card
= nastal adorned win 10 r.ct.,rc Of
an actor or an actress
The hosts. bosresses and guests of
honor received IL the parIor. which
WAS nrettilv decorated with ever
green's vioIets and carpatiuns Mrs
Mexican and Mrs Miller were both in
white and were very attractive The
formers gown was white net over
taffetta with lace trimmings and the
latter wore lovely white crepe de
cbene.
Mrs. Az was very charming in a
hIue and silver brocaded tafferra with
trimmings Of planne velvet and lace.
Her principal ornament was a sapphire
and diamond brooch. Mrs. Van De
man was handsome in white chiffon,
flowers. The waist was also t1imG.cd
with The same pink border and VIII,
hlacL velvet. She wore 2 handsome
pearl and diamond collar.
The hrnliar, assembly of guests
who were present TO meet MIR. ana
Mrs. Ak and Mrs. Van Deman were
the following ladies and gentlemen:
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Camp. Mr.. aua
Mr.. Albert Gcrig. Mr. and Mrs. y. r
Newer. Mr. ard Mrs. Robert r. Nd
ans. Mir. and Mrs. =. r. Schrpiber
Mrs. c. l.. Gam-by. Mrs 3 V MiG,ms.
Mr.. and Mrs. + /. Carney. Nj. J. II.
Tavlor. Mrs. NJ. Fishel. Mrs. Ice MI
Ter. Mrs. Ii 5. Chambers Misses Min
ME end Louise Gamsby Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Harris. Mrs. NJ. {. L0oney. Dr.
and Mrs. W II. Powers. Dr.. and Mrs
+. Chaco. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dozier.
Mr. md Mrs. Herman BENJAMIN. Mr..
Sol Roniamiu. Mrs J. X. Austin. NJ
and Mrs. G.. r. Nauchs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp.
Miss Icysie Nurncv, Mr.. and Mis-. Abe
brown. NJ. ". W. Condor. Mrs. De
Ford Mrs. William Anderson. Mrs. z.
4 Rurford. Mr.. q. T. Green, Mr.. arN
Rheinauer. Mrs. J. c. B. koonce. Mrs.
Mallory I.iddon. Mr.. and Mrs. s. 4.
'Rayls
Punch was passed in the hall by
Mrs Clarence Camp and Miss Lillian
wright and the scores were marked
nv Mrs Mallory Liddon and Misses
Wright Scott Anderson and Gore.
.who also assisted in serving.
There were thirteen tables Of pro
gressiye whist and for those who do
not NAV cards parchesi and dominoes
were proyided.
Most If rho tabtos wera arranged N
the dining room. which is an nusual-
.ly largo and extremely beautiful one.
-. ..o.:- -.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

iiui mills. slipped slowly. Is "fica-
.Iou- iur relieving the throat irri'a-
fuD 'har frequently follows a severe
colo o~ b an accompaniment OF hron-
Chial cough
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

Nr D. Harrcn. who served AZ d
-aap apo',r IN ihr civil war. Wa ;n
D,sis Thursday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

air. A. ". Harper. al Daisy, who is
'u-a2'C an ;hr naval stores business
49,. IA fto city Friday on business.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22
TOMATO PLANTs-100.OOo Liyini

ston's. Beauty. Stone. Paragon and
Dwarf Stone. ready Feb. 10. 70 March
/. $3.50 per thousand; ten thousand
lots $40; cash with order. Guaran-
teed free from blight or root knot. ]. Z.
Davis, Barlow, Fla. 2l0-6t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22
Very respectfully,
PHILIP HICHBORN.


should
of a cure
Various considerations
All Classes Represented
o lite 10 Peruna
from
We have
Sincere Testimony.
o o est
We feel that appeal
honorable public
The Admiral altogether
Genuine Endorsements
which liberties
published
occur he ha beenfu shedus.
Captains Letter.
B. Shwckardi y. froW
tomb
trouble
itshou household"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22
Congressmsr Endorse Peru No

Hon. w. r.. Andrcw,. Ha-tiu--. Nsb-.
formerly Nier-pTcs ident az Iia-tinrs
college and cN-Iueml.er % the Fiftv-
fourth Congress, write:
81 chcerfuiiy r"""nin- Mt gu, prepare.
uon, PerTra, % a heal'hfuI tonic and
successful r, metIy far ratarrh .u ~.
vaTiOu- form"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22

A handsome line of Ladies' toilet
articles, manicure sets, etc.
K TYDINGS & co.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-22
Editors Recommendation.

Fred Nj. Armstrong. city editor. Daily
Gazette, Delaware. OHIO. writes:
''It r'vcr nae great pleasure o. D. able
To recommend Peruna ~ every tody
who - looking Tor a nrst-ria-s tonic.
Two bottles completely cured mo and
now am cni"ylnr The ., TT health
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-07-03
MARRIED.

CHAPNAS-STANLEy- Northeast Hsr-
bor- June 1. by Rev z Harris. Miss Char
lotre Chapman Of Ellsworth. to Arthur
Stanley, of Northeast Hasbcr.
COCSISs-FARNHAN- Bueksport June
p By Rev Frederic Brown Miss Lecnors
Of Drlxrd.
iS-PTCKERFNG-At Deer Isle. June IS
cy Spoford. esq, Miss Mary Curtis of
Rockland- 70 Timothy G Pickering. Of Deer
Isie-
DoNoyAN-DYER-As Ellsworth. jane n.
ysn- OF Cherryfeld- 10 Ralph A Dyer, Of
Bangor.
HALL-aoBBINS-As Ellsworth. Juiy : By
Eev 3 Mathews. Miss Isabel L Hall. OF
ELLSWORTH, % Lawrence o Robbins. Of
Washington, d c.
June - BY Rev Z L Odds. Miss Margaret
Elizabeth Hsrtwsli. Of Bi1ehil Fails. to
Fay Lsuacelcs Bunker. OF walpoie. Mass
HAVEY-BOYLES-AtS Sullivan jane "A. by
Rev Pearson Miss Ruby Hsxey 20 Lin
coin Boy!ss. both Of Sullivan.
LINDsAY-COOK-asA ndorer, Mass July l.
By Rey r shipmsn, Miss Helena " Lind
say, Of Aadoyer. 20 Louis D Cook. of Els
worth
RovE-P4TTERsON-A Amherst. June as.
BY Patterson esq, Mrs Abbie Rowe
Of Amherst. 10 Hollis Patterson. Of Plan
t2fion No s.
sHEPHERp-BoND-At Castine. June D. By
Rev Rober. Douthit- Miss Hannah :
Shepherd of Cas-ine. 20 Fred Darwin Bond
of Newton Center. Mass.
STEyENS-POMER0y- Ellsworth. Juivr,
BY Rev Y r He1dee, Miss Cora Stevens 70
William Ponaroy, both Of Ellsworth.
THURSToN-wENTwo At o-isud.
June 3. By Rev Charles A Moore. Miss
Elizabeth Snow Thars.on- Of Orlard. 70
Royal Sumner Wentworth. of Cilelses. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-07-03
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

II doesn't take much to make fool
OF any one.
Beng busy has kept many a man out
OF mischief.
When { nan does another man a
favcr. somehow Ii seems TO strengthen
his InemoTy-
A great many people do not talk
scandal. bit they furnish the material,
which is just as had.
Indulge in rs little fool talk as poss.-
bic. People are quick 20 pick up your
foolish sayi1gs and repeat them be
hind your back
Investigat u ani ron will ind that
jealousy sends ulo-e people 70 insane
asyIums th7n any other thing IL W..
even do W drink in makiEg record
Thank he2ye the multiplication IA
bic doesn't change. II is the oa.g
thing mother <D,>ws that is the same
as when STE wsat 10 school and which
she can sl%1k Of Without being cor
rected--Aica!sOn Globe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-07-03
Population of London .

The population of greater London in
1901 was s,5s1. 600. The population Of the
county and city Of London was i-5ss 900.
Greater London contains more than one
fifth of the total population of England
and Wales. More than one-half of the
inhabitants were born in London, and the
remainder in other parts Of Great Britain
and Ireland, excepting about three per
cent. who are natives Of the British
colonies and foreign countries
Germans, French, Dutch. Poles and
Seandinsvians are particularly well rep
resented. the number of Jews Is more
considerable than in any other city OF
England, and near the docks in the East
End are not few representatives OF the
Chinese, Hindus, and other oriental peo-
Piles.
Most of the foreign born population
who make their homes in London have
gone there in search OF better business
opportunities, bat their number IS pro-
portionateIy not so large now as II was
three centuries ago
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-07-03
UNION TRUST COMPANY.
Twenty-oue Directors Elected at
Meeting SATURDAY.

AT raeesing OF the ineorporators OF the
Union Trust Co., of Ellsworth, last Sssur-
day, sxenty-one directors we're elected as
follows
Eugene Hale, Lneilius A. Emery. A. W.
King. Eyerard H. Greedy, John o. Whit
ney, John A. Peters, Myer GaIiers and
Henry W. Cushman, all Of Ellsworth;
John r Graham and Edward G. Merrill,
of Bangor; Henry w Sargent. of Sar-
gentvills; William F. Campbell and
Frank C. Nash, of Cherryheld; Barney B.
HAvey, Of Sullivan; henry Fl. Gray, Of
Milhridge; Elias P. Lawrence, of North
Lubee; Elmer P. SpoHord. of Deer Isle;
Frank l. Hodgkins, Of Lausoine; VIII
liam A. Havey. Of Franklin; DR.. Fred A.
Chandler. Of Addison; Byron VI. Pike, of
Lahec.
The bylaws provide for the election Of
. board Of directors o. not less than eleven
nor more than thirty. II is proha ole other
directors will be elected later, as the or
ganixatiou is not yet completed.
An executive board Was chosen, com
posed OF Msssrs- Emery, Peters, King,
Gaiiert, Whitney and Cushman-
The stock o. the corporation was very
much oysr-subscribed, and some diff
Guilty was ne; in making an equitable
allotment. This was done by scaling
down the subscriptions so that all sub
serihe-s to stock wsre treated fairly, and
the stock distributed broadly over Han
cock and Washington counties as desired
There are about 80 individual stock
holders
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-07-03

fanklin street engine house had been
found TO Be rotten, and had been replaced
by filling 10 with rocks, ashes and crushed
stone.
The petitions for the laying DOT Of Nc
kenxie avenue a. . public way xss laid
upon the table, no one appearing for or
against IL
The city marshal was instructed to sp-
point Clifton Woodward special police
man.
Street Commissioner Hurley reported
that complaint had been made of the
condition Of the drain between Water
street and the river just belox the post
ONCE. He said it would cost $50 to put
in pipe drain Of Sufficient size. Re
ferred to COMMITTEES on streets to inrezsi-
gate
The committee on streets to which was
referred petition for sidewalk on Wal
than road recommended that the city
furnish plank; petitioners to do the
work. Report accepted
On motion il WAS voted that Q commit
tee OF two De appointed to confer with
Mr.. Leonard chief engineer of the Bar
Harbor & Union River Power Co.. in re-
gard to the feasibility OF putting a
twenty pipe in the nsw dam IS s
provision for future needs for additional
fire protection. Aid Stuart and Alex
andsr we're appointed the committee.
The clerk vas instructed to notify com
panies that have not complied with the
order Of the city government to put wires
in cables in vicinity OF po-sos.ce square,
that they mast do 20 At once. or proceed
inys will be commenced against them
A recess was taken 10 Monday evening.
July Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-07-03
BORN.

BARBoUR-As North Deer Isle. June n, sc
Nj and Mrs Hosea Barbour. . soa- BE MIA
min Coilinx-T
CLEyELAxD-As Sxcuinezon- Jane n, to vi
and Mrs Charles Cleveland. daughter
DALESSiO-As Ellsworth. June ~ 20 Mr. and
Mr. Giuseppe Dzlessic- daughter.
DUMAS Melrose- Mass Jane Is to Mr. and
Ars George w Damn darghter. rFrznces
EElio<-l
kELLY-ss Sscnirxton. June y. to Mr. and
Mrs William II Kelly. son
MOORE-At Ellsworth June Is, 10 Mr. and
Mrs Erxstas Moore. son.
oLMSTEAD-At Reading. Mass June IS 70
Ar and Mrs W olustsad- q SON.
ElCH-At Isle su Hsus. June - 70 Mr. ard
Mrs William, Rich. son
sTANLEf-At Stcniaxson, Jane .. TO Mr.
and Mrs winslcw o stanIey. = daughter.
Violet Rose
SPLRLING Al Cranberry Isles June .. to
Mr. and Mrs Charles !. Sprrlizs. daughter
wEBB-A, staninxten. June as. 20 Mr. and
Mrs Stephen A Webb. SON.
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wOODS-A. Blusaii1. Isne ~ 10 Mr. and Mrs
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DIED,

BEAL-At Northeast Harbor, June =. Ella
Helena daughter of Mr. and Mrs Nahum {
Beal- formerly of Ellsworth. aged months
II days
CLARK-At Ellsworth. June ., Mrs eliza
Henderson Clark. aged s. years. 2 months :
days.
COLSON-At Sullivan June - Charles
Colson, aged IS years. months.
DYER-AE Bangor. June =. Learder Dyer.
of Trenton, aged IS years. months, Is DAYS
EMERSoS-At Bueksport- Mrs Elijah P
Emerson aged 3 yezrs-
HASLEM-At North Marisvilie, Jane =. Mrs
Rose Hsslern- sged 81 years, months
SARGEST-At West Goeldsboro, June q
Simpson Sargent, aged s. years.
TAPLEY-At Bangor, June =. Capt A5ram
Perkins Tapisy, formerly o: Brcoksviile,
aged > years
WEBSTER-At Psnobscos, June 3. Ira Web
srer, aged 3 years 3 months, u days