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NOTICE OF FoRECLosURE,

WHEREAS Estella d. TIundy, of Orland
w Maine, by her mortgage deed dated
August 15, 1906 and recorded in Hancock
county registry of deeds. in vol. ABS, page
404, conveyed to me, the undersigned,
certain parcel of real estate situate in Orland,
aforesaid, and described as follows: Begin
ming on the northerly side of the road which
leads from the Long Pond Settlement to the
place OF Moses Saunders, jr., now deceased,
at the westerly corner of the fence which en-
closes burying ground near a schoolhouse;>
thence running north 35 degrees east rods to
stake and stones; thence south So degrees
east. on a line parallel with the road aforesaid,
ten rods to stake and stones; thence south
IS degrees west rods to the aforesaid road;
thence southeasterly on said road about four
rods to the side line of the John Hartman
lot, so called; thence northeasterly on said
line about l0c rods to the Fits line so called;
thence northwesterly SO rods to the corner Of
land OF Geo. M. Billings. called the Daniel
Emerton lot; thence southwesterly on the
line of the Emerton lot, about lao rods to
beech tree standing on the range line; thence
sout beasterly on said Range line so rods
to the corner of the John Hartman lot. now
owned and occupies by James Gibbons;
thence northeasterly on said Gibbons land
about 40 rods to the road first named; thence
thence northeasterly across road about four
rods to the first mentioned bound containing
40 acres, more or less. Excepting the one half
acre reserved. upon which a schoohouse and
burying ground are located. And whereas
the condition OF said mortgage has been
broken, now therefore by reason of the breach
of the condition thereof claim foreclosure
OF said mortgage. HENRIETTA BILLINGS
BY her attorney, Harry L. Crabtree.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.
Dec. 81.

Willard Squirting is still confined to the
house. s..
George s. Jarvis had slight paralytic
shock Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Bracy fell on the ice and is
suffering from a bad knee.
Rev. Mr.. Windross, the evangelist from
Boston, closed series of meetings in the
Union meeting house here two weeks ago.
Miss Viola joy, Frederick Joy and Percy
Bunker are at home from Hebron, and
Alfred Ladd from Kent's Hill, for the hol-
idays.
Schools commenced last week. Arthur
Richardson teaches the higher grade, and
Miss Esther Dwelley the primary grade.
Miss Ella Tracy teaches at Islesford.
Capt. Preble Richardson, who went to
Cape Elizabeth nearly two years ago as
the fourth lighthouse keeper, and who a
few months later was promoted to third
keeper, has now been promoted to second
keeper.
Dec. %. r.
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INDIAN POINT.
OBITUARY.

Alonzo Higgins, one of the best known
residents of this community, died on
Christmas Day at the age of seventy years.
Mr.. Higgins had been in poor health
since early summer, but had attended to
his usual work about the farm. About 1
o'clock Tuesday afternoon he had an ill
turn, and died at o'clock.
Mr.. Higgins was the son of Royal Hig-
gins, and except for period of six years
when he resided in Lewiston, had always
lived in the town. He has served the
town aeceptably in several Offices, his last
term as one of the board of selectmen
being only four years ago. Back in the
early '10s, Mr.. Higgins was clerk of the
town for one year, and was the first super
visor of schools of the town. He was SUI
pervisor for three years, and at various
times was on the board of seiectmen
seven years. He was schoolmaster Tor
many years, and taught in different parts
of Mount Desert island and in various
parts OF Hancock county. By trade he
was ship and house carpenter, but had
not done any of this kind of work for
some ten years.
Forty years ago Mr.. Higgins married
Miss Nettie B. Richards, daughter of
George B. Richards, of Eden. He is sur
vived by widow, two sons, Eugene Hig
gins, of Bar Harnor, and Frank E. Hig-
gins, of Mt. Desert, and one daughter,
Mrs. George L. Richards, of Indian Point.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

Christmas was observed at the Methodist
church with tree and interesting exer-
cises; many family trees made little folks
happy in their homes.
J. A. Drawn has sold his little farm to
William Ash and will go to Steuben to
live with his son Homer for the winter,
and perhaps make that place his perma-
nent home.
Owing to the serious illness of Mrs.
Brown, the mother of Mrs. Lawrence, no
services were held Sunday by the pastor.
Mrs. Brown has been in failing health for
some months.
The friends of Clifford Robbins, who
has been so critically i'll with diphtheria
for several weeks at Breakwater light sta
ton, will be glad to learn that he is now
past the crisis and safely recovering. 1t is
thought that the other members of the
family will escape the contagion.
Dudley Dolliver and wife, of Manset,
have moved into Alexandra cottage to care
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CAPE ROSTER.



Much sympathy is felt for the family of
Capt. Van Buren, Black, whose sudden
death at his home at Cape Roster Sunday,
Dec. q, has caused great sadness in many
circles. He was still comparatively young,
being about sixty and always seemingly
healthy and cheerful. He seemed as well
as usual at dinner, and went to the barn
in the afternoon to look after the stock.
When Mrs. Black returned from Sunday
school she went to look for him and found
him lying on the floor OF the barn. The
physician said he had been lead two
hours.
Capt. Black was proprietor and owner
OF the summer resort knownss Underclin,
and he entertained guests from all parts
of our country. His home cottage, shaded
by the big cliff or mountain, the Evan
Buren,, cottage built later to accommo-
date more guests, the casino, the dining
room, the beach with slip and boats, and
the yacht which his own hand generally
guided when taking out sailing parties,
make one Of the prettiest pictures on the
shore. His place here will be hard to fill.
His guests always found him kind and OBJ
liging, and careful of their interests. Be-
sides wife, helleaves four daughters and
son, V. B. Black, jr., also son, Capt.
Herbert Black, ofsSouth Brooksville, and
daughter Off his first wife.
Dec. IS. NJ
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legal Notices.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss:-To the Supreme Judicial
RESPECTFULLY represents Hardy D.
IL Lane and John F. Lane, Doth of Sedg-
wick. in said county, that they are in possess
sion OF claiming 70 be owners in: an interest
in freehold, TO wit, an estate in fee simple in
a certain part Of Marshall's Island. namely
one. thi'd Of said island as described by
courses ard distances. and eleven tif, eenths,
UNDIVIDED. OF the remaining two thirds of
SAID island; the said island being situated in
the waters of jericho Bay, So called. within
SAID county of Hancock; thar your petitioners
claim said interest by. through and under
one Oliver Lame, Of said sedgWick deceased,
and your petitioners further aver that said
Oliver Lane on the tenth day of May. a. d. 1850.
gave mortgage deed of the whole OF said
Marshall's Island to one Frederick Kidoer, of
Boston. Commonwealth of Massachusetts,, said
mortgage deed being recorded in Hancock
registry of deeds. book So. page 4l9; THAI he
time for the performance OF the conditions OF
said mo- tgage deed expired the fifteenth day
of December, 81. d. 1873; that your petitioners
and those under whom they claim have been
for more than fifty years; that said mortgage
debt has been paid in iull; that Your petition
ers have in their possession the notes, for Sc
curly OF payment of which, said mortgage
was given; that said notes are fully paid and
re eipted: that said mortgage has never been
properly discharged on the records.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that the
court may find and decree as stated in this
petition, namely, that the condit 'ons OF said
mortgage have been fully performed; that all
rights Of the said Fredt rick Kidder as mort
gage. or OF any person claiming by, through,
or under said mortgage have been and now are
wholly barred; and that your said petitioners
have and hold said property free from any
claim arising by. through or under said mort
gage deed. And your petitioners further pray
that such notice may ordered. as in the dis
cre ion of the court, the facts OF case require.
December 10, 1906.
HARDY d. LANE,
By Summer P. Mills, his attorney.
| JOHN F. LANE.
By Sumner P. Mills, his attorney.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss:-Supreme Judicial Court. In
| Chambers. Dec. Is. 1905
Upon the foregoing petition, ordered, that a
! copy the reof and OF this order be served upon
said Frederick Kidder by some officer quail
! fed to served civil processes in the place
| where served fourteen days before the third
Tuesday of January next. and also published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
| American, public newspaper published at
Ellsworth in said county, the first pubiica-
| ton to be twenty five days before the third
Tuesday OF January next, that the said Kid.
der and all persons interested may then APP
pear before our sand court at Ellsworth, in
said county, to show cause against said petit
ton. LUCILIUs A. EMERY,
Justice of Supreme Jucicial Court
A true copy of the petition and order
thereon. Attest:-JoHN F. KNowLToN,
Clerk s, J, Court.
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NoTICE OF FoRECLOsURE.

"HEREAS Alice NJ. Thombs, late of Cas-
w tine. Maine. deceased, by her mortgage
deed. dated the seventh day OF December,
a. d. 1896. and recoried in Hancock registry of
undersigned. certain parcel OF real estate
situated in Castine, in the county OF Hancock
Bounded on the south by wadsworth street;
on the west by land formerly owned by Walter
w. Sawyer; on the north by land formerly
owned by said Sawyer. and on the east by
land formerly. occupied by John R. Bevan,
with the buildings thereon, being same prem
lses sold and conveyed to said Alice M.
Thombs by Mary L. Sawyer, and whereas the
condition Of said mort gage has been broken,
now therefore, by reason Of the breach Of the
conditton Of said mortgage. I claim a fore.
closure of the same and give this notice for
that purpose. j. WALTER WEEKS,
By Geo. N. Warren, his attorney.
Jan. /, 1907
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SOUND.

Miss Ethel Reed, of Northeast Harbor,
begins her winter term of school here
Monday, Dec. 81.
Roderick Sargent and wife were at IT.
dian Point Friday, Dec. Is, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Sargent's uncle, Alonzc
Higgins.
Charles Tracy, with his wife, Master
Julian and Miss Rubie went to Goulds-
boro to spend Christmas with his parents,
Mark Tracy and wife.
Miss Arlene Murphy gave birthday
party Christmas afternoon, it being her
fourteenth birthday. She received quite
number of birthday and Christmas re-
membranes. Ice-cream and cake, nuts
and candy were served.
Dec. 81. Fl.
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EAST BUCKSPORT.

A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carey on Christmas
Miss Blanches E. Hubbard were married
by Rev. j. W. Trip. The bride was be-
comingly attired in white muslin and was
attended by her sister, Miss Mary l.. Hub
bard, James X. Barker acting as best man.
Mrs. Carey is the Oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Hubbard, and is held
in high esteem by all who know her. Mr..
Carey has made many friends in Bucks
port, having moved here from Mill
nocket few years ago.
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NEWS S.
cAsTINE.

r ". Moves is expected home today for
il mid winter vacation.
Aliases Mary and Hortense Richardson
! home for the holidays.
a. NJ. Warren and wife made business
in to Bucksport last week.
. report OF the suicide OF John Colson
,,ears elsewhere in this issue.
The candy store Of G. E. Lufkin on
ain street has been closed for the winter.
tev,s Staples and Edward Hackett ere
n a fishing trip down among the islands.
Miss Elsie Slower spent few days last
eek at home from her school in Frank
u.
Rev. Robert g. Harbutt, who has been
several days, occupied his pulpit on
unday.
winona Companion court, /. o. f., will
old New Years ball and supper at EN-
kson hall tonight.
Miss Carrie Crosgrove has returned from
koston, where she has been for several
bonths studying dressmaking.
Several teams from here leave tomorrow
b. Walkers pond, where they will be en-
loyed for the winter on the ice.
J B. Ames and wife, of Cambridge,
lass, have spent several days at their
krm at the point, returning to their home
bis morning.
n. II. Carpenter and wife entertained a
krge party OF relatives and friends from
massachusetts, at their home during the
christmas holidays.
Steamer Golden Rod made special trip
rom Belfast Tuesday noon, bringing over
br. Wilson, who was called here for con-
nlta ion by DR.. George +. Parsons.
George wardweli, who for several
ears has been with.w. s. Brown in his
bsrket, has opened a meat market for
imself in the building owned by him on
Water street. All wish him success.
The students Iof onei OF the classes in
be normal school enjoyed sleighride on
friday night, accompanied by one of the
tachers as chaperone.A At the end of the
tde all were invited to the home OF Miss
Elizabeth Weeks, where delicious clam
|howder was served.
At the meeting of S. K. Whiting chap
r, o. f. s., Thursday evening, the fol-
pwing officers were elected: w. NJ, Mrs.
red Perkins; A. M, Mrs. G.. Z. Parsons;
pnductress, Mrs. F. V. Grindle; assistant
pnductress, Mrs.aRalph Achorn; treas
rer, Mrs. r. b. Brown ;:secretary, Mrs. l.
hutchinson; w. P.,lF.!E. Lewis.
Dec 81. g.
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BLUEHILl.

The winter term OF the academy opened
&c. 81.
Miss Alice Mayo returned to Boston
prsday.
r.. Parker Clough and Miss Lizzie
,fntyre went to Roekland Dec. n.
.isses Nellie. Douglass, Ethel Slower and
.aise Mcintyre.returned to Bar Harbor
nc. %.
Miss Myrtle Pillsbury was at home from
angor commercial college last week 10
pend Christmas.
fork Dec. q, with.his wife, who had been
hospital there for some weeks.
Wallace Hinckley, who had been i'll, is
gain at work in the Office of the Chase
Franite Co. where he is an assistant
raughtsman.
Mrs. Annie Springer, of Ellsworth, Mrs.
Blanche Williams, of Portland, and viii
Palph, of Waidoboro, spent Christmas
18th their mother, Mrs. George Ralph.
Mrs. Hannah Sargent and Frank Slower
ceompanied their sister, Miss Emma
tower, to Bangor hospital last week,
here she will have fibrous tumor re-
hoved.
Mrs. Freeman Mcintyre is seriously i'll.
irs. Emily Stetsonlis caring for her, and
irs. McIntrye's daughter, Mrs. James
Pyard, of Sargentvilie, is with her much
u the time.
James A. Garfield post will install Of
cers Saturday evening, Jan. 5. II the
Weather is unfavorable it will be on the
rst pleasant Saturday evening. Supper
fill be served by the ladies OF the w. R.
full attendance is desired. The in
tallation of the W.. R. C. officers will be
eld the same evening.
Cordelia, widow of Joseph S. Slower,
led Sunday morning at the age of
eventy-one years. She was most
orthy woman, kind neighbor and
Fiend. She leaves one sister, Mrs. Al
nira sperry, who Isl blind, and who has
2xperienced great loss, as the sisters had
fved together for a long time. Their hus-
Pands were veterans of the Civil war.
Dec 81 NJ
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Hannah Williams visited Miss Winifred
Colt at the village last week.
Miss Goldie Tracey is with her aunt,
Mrs. Robe Merchant.
Dallas Tracey and Maurice Butler visited
their uncle, George Tracey and wife, at
North Sullivan, Saturday and Sunday.
Curtis Hooper and wife have gone to
Fairfield to spend the winter with their
son, DR.. Ed. Hooper. Their daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Dyer, of Eastbrook, with her
family, is occupying their house.
Dec "a II
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Eddie Rogers and Allen Small arrived
home Tuesday.
The Misses Mamie and Matte Knight
came home from Orono to spend Christ
mas.
ton Tuesday in the schooner l.. 7. Whit
more.
Irwin Small and wife have been in Ocean
vile visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
Bryant.
The Dorcas society held its sociable and
basket supper, with Christmas tree, Sat-
urday evening. Proceeds, p3.
Dec, "a. III.
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HALL QUARRY.

The Arthur McMullen Co. suspended
work through the holidays.
Mrs. David Farnsworth and son Herbert
have returned from visit in Jonesboro.
Miss Blanche Davis, of st. Stephen, N.
B., is spending the winter with her uncle,
George Sturks.
Gage Grindle, wife and son have gone to
Surry to spend Christmas with Mrs. Grin
dies mother, Mrs. Sarah Young.
Miss Annie and Master Francis Reed
left last Thursday to spend the holidays
with their father in Brooklyn, N. Y.
John Mccormack arrived Saturday from
Bethel, VT, where he has been employed
the past year as foreman for the Wood
bury Granite Co.
Dec. "a. PREBLE.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Celestis Hendrick and Marian Tracy
are i'll.
A Christmas tree.at Mrs. F. A. Peirce's
was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Richard Smith is on the sick list /;
also the little daughter of Austin Smith.
Lena Bray is caring for Mrs. E. T. Syi-
vester, who, all are glad to learn, is better.
Galen A. Hatch and wife, of Cambridge,
Mass, spent Christmas with friends and
relatives here.
The body OF Benjamin Small, an aged
man, OF Stonington, who died Sunday,
was brought here on Thursday for burial.
Mr.. Pringle and little son, of Sharon,
Mass, came on Saturday to spend the
holidays here. He is occupying j. E.
Robbins cottage.
Dec % H.
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SEAWALL.

r. E. Newman is again laid up with an
abscess on his hand.
Amos Doiliver is at work at Manset on
the new boathouse for Clement & Lawton.
Walter Newman and wife, who have
been away for the last two weeks, are at
home.
Charles Ward and wife are back at Mrs.
G. w. Newman's. Mr.. Ward is working
at Northeast Harbor.
Thelma Dolliver, who has been confined
to the house with bad cold for the past
two weeks, is out again.
Dec. 81. DOLLY
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HULL'S COVE.

Winthrop Stanley, U. of NJ, is at home
for Christmas.
Miss Lucy Salisbury is at home from
Madison, where she is teaching.
Mrs. Sophia Hamor, of Trenton, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Eveline Richardson.
Mrs. Lillian A. Sweet, Miss Ella c.
Sweet, Mrs. George Cunningham and the
Misses Alice and Mae Cunningham are
spending Christmas with Mrs. Walter
Maddocks, East Holden.
Dec. "a. ANNE.
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Mt. DESERT FERRY

Arthur and Lizzie Jellison are ill with
chicken pox.
w. w. Jellison recently purchased a
Joseph Tufts has gone into the woods
for the winter. During his absence his
wife will make her home with her brother,
Harvard Carter.
Leslie Newcomb, who has been spending
his vacation with his uncle and aunt, !. L.
Wardwel and wife, has returned to
Princeton, N. j., to resume his studies.
Dec. 81. C.
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BERNARD.

A party of ten attended the dance at
Manset last Thursday night.
Shirley Joyce, of Bar Harbor, visited at
Benjamin Murphy's last week.
Miss Ida Murphy, of Cape Elizabeth,
spent Christmas with friends here.
Miss Blanche Benson, of Somerville,
Mass, who has been here for the Christ
mas vacation, goes home to-day.
Dec. 80. KY.
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wise Counsel from the south.

81 want to give some valuable advice to
those who suffer with lame back and kid
ney trouble" says j. X. Blankenship, of
Beck, Tenn. 81 have proved to an abso-
lutte certainty that Electric Bitters will
positively cure this distressing condition,
Tine first bottle gave me great relief, and
after taking a few more bottles, | was
completely cured; SO completely that it
becomes a pleasure to recommend this
great remedy" Sold under guarantee at
E. G. MooRE's drug store. Price SOC.
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whereas, The members OF Mountain Re-
Yekah lodge, No. 81, of Bluehill, have been
alied upon to mourn the loss of their es-
femed friend and sister, Almira Lamson,
|nerefore, we wish to attest our appreciation
the faithfulness and.high character of our
eparted sister.
Hesoiued, That we deeply appreciate her
mailing interest in our order, where her
leady sympathy and gentle courtesy had en-
cared her to all. Though suffering much
uring her last illness, she was very patient
no often talked with her daughter and other
nends about going "home", where sorrow
I'D pain are no. known.
mere win be,.when go home, the kindli-
ness Of the earth
/ u now love it all, bounteous breath and
girthl
ne very sod ENTHUSIASTICALLY, fibre and root
raere is ourlfoster child, she Of the wander
ing foot,
4 eicomei welcomed and lol I shall pause at
agate.ajar,
snail see the.open door, and my Saviour
waiting there
Resotued, That this testimonial Of our re-
poet and sympathy be sent to the daughter
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BUCKSPORT.

George II. Kitchen, of Waltham, and
Miss Jessie Newell Eastman, of Bucks
port were married in the Methodist par
sonage Dec. 20 by Rev. J. w. Price. The
young people are well-known in this VII
cinity and their many friends extend con-
gratulations. Mr.. Kitchen is valued en-
ploye of the Knickerbocker Steam Towage
Co. Mrs. Kitchen is loved and respected
in the neighborhood where she was
reared.
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