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Evening journal., 1909-06-18
RECEPTION TO
NEWLY-ELECTS

The Democratic League held one Of
the most enjoyable receptions at It's
new club house, in French street. last
night, since the opening of the build
ing TO members. The reception was
TO the newly-elected Democratic city
officials and with the exception of DR..
J. Harvey Spruance. mayor-elect. who
left yesterday for a few days stay az
Wildwood, n. j., they were all pres
ent
w. II. Hartlove and Fred w. Heiss,
Jr., prepared a sixty-five pound snap
per to queens taste and the
luncheon was much enjoyed
Many leading Democrats from the
wards were present and several
speeches were made. Among the
speakers was Josiah Marvel.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June is.-The west.
ern storm has moved rapidly eastward
and this morning its center is over
Maine. It is followed BY an extensive
area Of barometrie pressure and TAR
and cooler weather.
The weather in the Middle Atlantic
States will be fair and cooler tonight,
and fair Saturday. Light frost IS in
dicated for northern New York tonight.
Forecast tall p. m. Saturday;
For Delaware-Far tonight and Sat-
urday; cooler tonight; moderate 70
brisk northerly winds.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
CLOUT BROKE
THIS MANS JAW

Judge Cochran imposed fine Of $50 and
costs upon William Roach. young man.
IN the City Court to-day on the charge
oof assault and battery on John Warner, an
aahitue Of Front street
Warner appeared in court with his face
swathed in bandages. with difficulty he
old.the judge that his Jaw had been brok-
en- in a night in Front street near west
on las, Thursday night.
Uenifrio Cehoski, a bartender. was ac-
cused Of assault and battery on Leon
Nesinski because as the latter asserted.
he would not pay ten cents for game
of pool he lost The defendant said the
prosecuting witness came at him with a
drawn knife and he struck him in self de-
4 use. The case was dismissed
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
IN FIELD SPORTS

Al the meeting Of the ST. Pauls Holy
Name Society last evening It was decided
to hold the annual field day sports ON
Labor Day. All societies I'm tho city Will
be asked to participate. St. Peters So
ciety Of New Castle, win hold field day
the Saturday previous and the athletes
from here win participate. The rooms Of
ST. Paurs society are becoming very pop
ular with the young men. The pool tables
and shuttle board are we'll patronized and
the reading room is greatly appreciated.
There arc over 800 members in the society.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Entertalnment A zIon churoh.

An interesting and pleasing farce en-
titled lust For Fun" and some musi-
cal numbers were given last evening
by the choir Of the German Lutheran
Church. Il will be repeated this even
ing.
There are still many holding tickets
who did not go. and In order 70 give
them an opportunity TO see the enter
tainment the same program viii be re-
peated this evening. Tickets for last
night will be good for tonight.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
FIRE ON STEAMER
.SCARES WOMEN

Fire aboard tho steamer Thomas Clyde
while the boat was carrying many excur-
sionists back from Woodland Beach yes
terday afternoon frightened many women
and children until It was extinguished
by the boat crew. The blaze broke out be-
low deck and was trivial When the boat
unloaded it's excursionists here all had
forgotten the incident.
While the steamer was returning yester-
day afternoon, the big flag pole on the
fore part OF the boat fell. Fortunately
il struck no one.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
CAUCUS DATE
NOT FIXED
Democrats May Not Agree on
New Officials Until
July

Just when tho caucus will be held Of
tho Democratic members Of the new
City Council 10 MI the several offices
which come up at the beginning Of
the new fiscal year, is not known, but
nothing is expected 10 be done until
after tho new Council goes into Of
fiCc.
The offices TO be filed include coal
oil inspector. clerk and hailif Qf Coun-
ell and clerk OF the market teff flfe
terms OF the incumbents Ia none Of
them expire until July g. Consequent
ly the new Council will have nearly a
month i'm which TO make selections for
these offices and the caucus viii prob
ably not be held until the beginning
of July.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Rridna Workers on strike.

ELKTON. Nd. June 1S.-About forty
five Of the workmen employed on the
new Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
bridge. being constructed across the
Susquehanna river. connecting this
county with Hartford county, went on
a strike yesterday. demanding an in
crease Of 8 cents an hour.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Avars-Deppon NuptiaIs.

Edward ]. Ayars. of Norristown, and
Miss Clara Deppon. of Shamokin. were
married in Trinity Episcopal Church,
Shamokin. yesterday in the presence
of a large number Of friends including
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Brady and Mr..
and Mrs. George Cox. of this city Mr.
and Mrs. Ayars win live at Norristown.
Mr.. Ayars is a former Wilmingtonian
and is now a Pennsylvania Railroad
supervisor at Shamokln.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
HE FOUND Ills
STORE ON FIRE

when Felix Wicrynskl storekeeper
at No a0i stroud street opened his place
OF business for tho day early this morn
ing, he was astonished % find d on FIRE
lie lives IN the house part Of the build-
ms and did not know Of the fire until he
opened the door ieading TO the store
The man and his wife quickly went to
work and exiinguished the blaze. No
alarm was struck The loss win amount 10
considerable.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
POPULAR POWDER,
CONTROLLED TRADE

NEW YORK. June 1s.-Agents IN the
South and West of the r. l. dupont
DeNemours Powder Company testified
at a hearing IN this city yesterday be-
fore Commissioner W. G.. Mahaffy. that
they had In no instance undertaken 10
single out any Individual company and
secure its business. Several OF the wit
nesses declared that they were COM
PEELED 10 make sales at the regular
price list of teh DUPONT company, bui
had a minimum price az which they
could sell IN cases Of necessity.
II ID. Orr. the Duluth representative
of the DUPONT Company, said that com
pany controlled 81 per cent OF the black
blasting powder trade and 81 per cent
OF the dynamite trade in his district. He
said this was because they sold a kind
Of dynamite that was popular with tbs
miners
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
MAY ENLARGE
DELAWARE HOSPITAL

The Board Of Trustees Of the Della
ware Hospital are considering the ques-
tion Of enlarging that institution. EN-
tensive improvements are needed as the
hospital Is becoming too small for the
rapidly increasing work. which has now
outgrown teh capacity of the structure.
The subject was discussed at a meet
ing of the trustees held OH Wednesday
afternoon but no decision was reached.
The hospital has never had a mater
nity ward and such quarters are badly
needed. Because of the many childred
in the hospital the sun parlor had TO be
converted into ward for their accommo-
dation.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
no Present Diam.

ST. AIMS Dramatic Association will
present the comedy drama, ''The ASH
ton Home" in the New Century club
this evening. The cast is as follows;
Mark Ashton w. A. Conway; caleb
HANSON w Steptoe; Harry Ashton
~. c. Phillips; tom Chubbs." Joseph
Farmar; Dick RUSSELL John Farmar.
Katie Ashton" Essio Kelly; "Liie
Ashton Kate Black; Patty" Mary
Desmond.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Val. Known Horseman Hurt.

William Ogden. trainer Of General T
Coleman duPonts string Of racing
horses. was injured yesterday when
thrown from a sulky into pile Of
briks at Ninth and DUPONT streets when
General duPonts trotting mare Little
Lady took fright and ran away.
Ogden was cut and bruised about the
head. General DUPONT sent an automo-
bile and in IL ogden was removed to
his home at No. 626 Springer street.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Mr.. TRULL WOULDN'T
ACLEPT D. D. DEGREE

The Rev George IT, Trun. national see
retary OF tho SUNDAY School Assoclatlon
Of the Presbyterian Church and a former
pastor Of East Lake Presbyterian Church.
this city, sas refused 10 accept the do
gree Of doctor Of divinity from Miami uni-
yersity at oxford. ohio. Ito declared he
was unworthy OF the honor
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
citx MIssIonarx servies.

The City Missionary Society win hold
another service in shewbrook's Mis-
sion. Front street above Jefferson street
tomorrow night. The Rev. w r..
Greenfield who will address tn children
viii present a prize 10 the child that
remembers most OF the address deliv-
cred by him at the meeting on last sat
urday night. The Rev. T. r. VsnDyke
vii be the preacher Of the evening.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
ODD FELLOWS OUT
FOR GOOD TIME

odd Fellows. their wives and chill
dren, making up a happy party of
1900, went down TO Woodland Beach
this morning on the annual outing of
the order. There was music and
everything else aboard the Clyde that
contributes to the pleasure OF excur-
sionists, and every one in the big party
was out for good time. Many of
tho grand lodge officers We're in the
party.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
DRAG BOY FROM
DEATH in CANAL

While hshing in the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Bayard Henry foil on the
cannery wharf at st. Georges yesterday.
A stranger who saw tho boy topple or
jumped over board and got the lad safe
ashore. lie was. sinking for the third time
when he was rescued.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Bury Miss Goodina Today

The funeral of Miss Ella Gooding,
who died at No. 23O Madison street.
on Wednesday evening. after a trip TO
Philadelphia. took place this morning
from the undertaking parlors of James
n. Chandler The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. w. r. Corkran. pas
tor of Union M. r. Church. lnterment
was made in Silverbrook cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
WeII.know Enalneer pead.

George H. Brown. who died on We'd
nesday night az his home, No. $40 East
Ninth street. was a weirinown p, b.
& w. railroad engineer. lie was As
years old and had been IN the railroad
service since 1879 when he became a
fireman. He was a member of many
railroad and other orders. His funeral
will take place on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. with interment in Riverview
ccn1cterv
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
ATTENDING Railroad Meetina.

Pennsylvania railroad freight hand
lers are holding a meeting in New York
today. Representatives from tins city
include Colonel James +. Casperson,
Harry A. Casperson. oswald B. Win
gate and Roscoe r. Baylis.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
CLASS DAY In THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Will be Held at the High
School and Howard School
Tonight
PLEASING PROGRAMS
HAVE BEEN ARRANGED

Fun, music and recitations contribute
to a pleasing program of class day exer-
cises which will be presented in the VIII
mlngton High school auditorium tonight
by the 90 class Of the school. c. Raymond
Golterman. the class president will pre-
side Following is the program:
Overture, Mr. Hamlet from Broadway
High School Orchestra. greeting. presl-
dent Of February class c. Raymond
Golterman; Song Of the Scythe," c'asg
OF 1902. February class history. Adal!ne
Semple; trombone solo, "The Message" 4"
Calvin S. Lenderman; a. +. Lepinski;
February class poem. written by Wilbur
r. Brown recited by Katherine c. Ney-
Ian; June class history, J. Ferd Speer;
sextette from "Lucai. Semi Chorus,
AIadalon C. Heck. Elma C. Bartram. Iva
A. Applehy. Esther NJ. Good. W. Earle
Witsii. William Bright samuel b. Eaton,
Wilbur +. Brown; presentation and re-
ception Of class banner. Samuel B. Eaton,
90 TO William II. Kyle. 10; overture
mile. Mischief" High School Orchestra
February class prophecy. Wilbur F.
Brown; quartette. Summer Days" Sam.
uel B. Eaton, W. Earle Witsil, William
Bright, Wilbur f. Brown. recitation. "Ths
Second Trial." Ethel NJ. Eldridge; presen.
tation Of class present Esther NJ. Good
June class prophecy Iva A. Appleby
chorus. Union Jack" class Of 1909; Fare
well. president OF June class. Joseph Tat
nail.
At Howard School.
Glass day exercises Of the Howard
High School viii be held in the as
sembly room Of the school this eveninl
The program follows:
Overture. Howard High School Or
chestra: class history. Miss Whitten
class poem. Mr Virgins; class oration
Mr.. Byrd class prophecy Mr. Carter
class will, Mr. Cork.
college Chums." a three act com
edy Of college life will be presented b,
this cast:
Franklin Risley Phi. D., Dean o
Clinton University. Mr. wickes; Fried
erich Won Weber. Professor OF German.
Mr.. Murray; wallace Findlay, Know
as The Babe'n AIr. Redding 1Howar
J, Thorne. known as The Bully" MI
Potter; Arthur Kingsbury, Captain o
the Varsity Team Mr. Carter; Pau
Dinsmore. a sophomore" Mr. Cork
Clifford Page. Manager OF the Var
J sity Team" Mr.. Henry; John Finla,
! Father of Wallace" Mr Byrd; Ale,
. the Janitor," Mr. Virgins; Mrs. al
, mira Dinsmore. mother Of Paul" Mis-
? Smallwood; Grace Dinsmore, he
daughter" Miss Loper: Toby Spragu'
daughter Of the Watchman." Miss Whit
ten.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Mr.. Humphreys Back to Theatriesls.

Daniel Humphries former manager
of the Lyceum Theatre, this city has
formed a company which viii erect a
vaudeville and picture theatre az Fifty
first and Haverford avenue. Philadel-
phla. The building will bo open on
August ].
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Stone Contract W1s Awarded.

a modern store building in Market
street. south Of Eighth street. have
awarded the contract for stone, 10 Ben
nett, Brown and Bennett.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
RY Wheel Erom Pittshura.

In accordance with their annual GUS
tom. Ralph s. and Samuel g. Hon,
brothers. who are employed by the Cen
eral Electric Company. at Pittsburg,
Pa. have started on bicycles on a trip
TO this city TO visit their parents.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
10 Wed in orenon.

Iausatt r. Rogers. Of New Castle,
will be married tomorrow 10 Miss Han
nah Adair in the Cathedral In Portland,
oregon. Mr.. Rogers is president Of the
Church Club Of Delaware and an editor
Of the New Amstel Magazine.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
To Beqin out Door Services.

Harrison Street NJ. E. Church will be-
gin services In Eighth street park on
Sunday wek. to continue every Sunday
evening during the summer. The SER
vices have proved immensely popular
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
To Hold Bake.

The members OF tho X X. Club. will
hold bake tomorrow at tho home Of
Dr. S. IT, Johns. s. E. corner Of Ninth
and Van Buren streets. for the benefit
Of the Babies Hospital
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
MUCH-SHOT MAN
WILL RECOVER

The condition Of William Jefferson. col
ored, Of seaford. who was brought to this
city yesterday suffering with four bullet
wounds was reported improved at the
Homeopathic Hospital to-day. None Of the
wounds is considered serious
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
sano A. 81. PauI's church.

Mise Olga McVcy and 81. Paurs
Quartet sang az the netting Of the
brotherhood OF St Paurs NJ. f. Church
last evening.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Rain Prsvsnts erana.rs, Msstina.

Because OF rain the regular weekly
meeting Of West Brandywine Grange
was not held last night. The grangers
viii Inject next Thursday night, weather
nermitting.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
sun.hlnn sooietv Meetinn.

The Delaware Branch of the Inter-
national Sunshine Society will meet
at the home of Mrs. William Bailey,
West Grove, tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Rain Beats Down Wheat.

Farmers who came 10 town today re-
ported that tho heavy rain OF last
night beat down wheat in many Sec
tions. but caused no other inconven-
fence. The farmers report that wheat
IS looking well. The harvest will begin
on july l.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Letters on Estate.

Register of Wills Walker today grant
ed letters testamentary on the estate
Of Margaret Shuster TO Charles w
Shuster
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Washlnaton HsIahts Mestlna

President John =. Booker OF the
washington Heights Association re-
quests all members to attend a meet
ing on the trinagle tomorrow evening
at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Unitv club River RIde.

The Unity club will give river ride
on the steamer Ulrica next Tuesday
night. II was postponed from last
night.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
Rain Prevents Festival.

The lawn fete which was to havs
been held last evening at Rodney
Street Church was postponed on ac.
count OF the storm, and will be held
this evening.
Evening journal., 1909-06-18
supper For eenefit of chureh.

The women OF St James P. f.
Church viii give a supper at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Robert c.. Justis.
Brandywine Springs, this afternoon
and evening. TO raise funds to improve
the old grave yard. adjoiinng tho
Evening journal., 1909-06-18

II pays TO advertise. II
pays big TO advertise well.
This is no longer a debafable
question.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Mrs. Nahum Flood, who has been i'll
several weeks, is better.
Oscar Staples has been improving his
lawn the past week by having it graded.
George Hamilton has gone to Brewer,
where he has semploy yment for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ear, Clark, OF Fort Kent,
are visiting Mrs. Clarks parents, Judson
A. Austin and wife
N. C. Aver and wife left Saturday for
Bangor, after visit OF several days with
Mrs. Ayers parents, W. H. Brown and
wife.
A meeting OF the church and parish is
called for this evening, May II, in the yes
try. Matters Of Importance are to be con-
sidered, and large attendance is desired.
Supper will be served in the vestry
Wednesday, May 10, by those who pre-
sented the play, esquire Judkins' Apple
Bee," in the early winter. A short enter
tainment will follow the supper. The
proceeds will be used for church work and
it is hoped that the attendance will be
large
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LAKEWOOD.

Mrs. Ably Garland is in poor health.
Mrs. Charles Garland is IN poor health.
Linwood Garland is employed at Els
worth Falls in the mills.
Mrs. Norris Moore is now about, after a
severe illness OF few days.
Zelmon Garland is at work for Mr..
Witham at Ellsworth Falls.
David Salisbury recently put in stave
machine, and is now at work on his stock
of stavewood.
A large number of apple trees were pur-
chased this year, and nearly all the farms
are being stocked.
School in No. 1 observed Arbor day by
cleaning up the grounds, and a short ex-
ercise by the school.
George Quinn has succeeded in picking
Up his boom Of logs, which was broken
and scattered during the recent storm.
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Sherman Milliken and family have
moved to Ellsworth Falls, where he has
employment.
Mark Milliken and wife were called to
Bangor Friday by the death of their SON.
in-law, jerry Crowley.
Mrs. Grace Duffy has gone to New York
for few weeks visit with her husband,
Frank Duffy, who has employment there.
Earl Holt was called home from Port
land last week by the death Of his grand
father, Charles E. Doyle. Mrs. Holt came
Saturday.
Much sympathy is felt here for Mrs. F
Grace Milliken Crowley, of Bangor, in the
death of her husband, after five days ill.
ness of pneumonia. Mrs. Crowley was
formerly Of this place.
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COMING EVENTS.
ELLSWORTH.


Wednesday, May IL, at Hancock hall
'sYoung Mrs. Winthrop" by local cast,
under auspices OF Village Improvement
society.
Friday evening, May IA = U. of M.
dramatic club, in "M uch Ado About Moth
ing". Admission, % cents; reserved seats.
35 cents. Seats on sale at Moore's drug
store tomorrow.
Wednesday afternoon and evening, May
26, at Baptist church, Ellsworth Basket
meeting, OF Woman's Baptist home and
foreign missionary societies of Hancock
association.
COUNTY.
Tuesday and Wednesday, June and 2
Annual convention of Hancock county
w. &. T. U. at Winter Harbor.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
July 6, and 8-Meeting of American In
stitute OF Instruction at Castine.
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Village Improvement Society

NIudSC improvement SOClcty.
Many former residents Of Ellsworth,
now scattered over various parts OF the
country, are generously renewing theil
annual membership fee. John DeLaittre,
of Minneapolis, heads the list with gift
of so, and Zachariah Jellison, OF New
York, sends S5. }l
The following send the usual q member
ship fee: Miss Elizabeth A. Silsby, Miss
Alma F. Silsby, Cambridge, Mass; Mrs
E. l.. Curtis, Mrs. Winnie D. Dunn
Maiden, Mass; Howard F. Butler, Boston
Mrs. c. A. Tolman, Washington, D. c.;
Mrs. c. A. Lyon, Bangor; Mrs. Mary
Urann Oakes, st. Joseph, Mo-; Willis A
Joy, Grand Forks, N. D.; E. F. Flood
Woodstock, VT; Prot. Harry Z. Emery
New Haven, Conn.,; Mrs. Annie Emery
Allinson, Providence, R. L.; Mrs. George
P. Dutton, Hancock Point; Miss Louise E
Dutton, New York city.
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Missionary Meeting

Missionary Meeting.
The annual basket meeting of the Wom-
ans Baptist missionary societies for Han
cock association will be held at the Bap-
tist church in Ellsworth Wednesday, May
26. The program follows:
2.3o m. Music,
Conducted by Rev A Killam
Scripture reading and prayer
1.-The Work of our Foreign Society,""
Mrs Lille Smith, Sedgwick
1.-THE Work Of our Home Mission So
ciety," Mrs Angie S Dority, Sar-
gentville
Report from delegates of each socie-
ty
~. estate Missions Mrs E Drew,
Winter Harbor
Farther Lights
Basket lunch
7.30 m. Devotional exercises,
Rev Killam
Address: Foreign Missions" Miss
Clara Fighter, Kinhwa, China
s15 D m. Address, Mrs NJ Reynolds, field
secretary W H NJ society
Collection
Music
Benediction
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.Young Mrs. Winthrop -

The four-act play, "Young Mrs. VIM
throp," will be presented by a local cast
at Hancock hall this evening. The
play is put on under the auspices of the
Village improvement society, and is
under the direction of Fred E. Cooke.
The cast of characters is as follows
Mrs Ruth winthrop. MRS Giles
Douglass Winthrop, her son,
Harry l. Crabtree
Constance Winthrop, his wife,
Mrs Harry L Crabtree
Buxton Scott, lawyer..........Fred E Cooke
Mrs Dick Chetwynd, a lady of society,
Miss Muriel g Davis
Edith, sister of Constance,
Miss Frances B Doyle
Herbert, ..........................R Roy c Haines
DR. Melbanke............. Frank Dunleavy
john. ............... EDWARD NJ Downey
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rHIs WEEK.

Probate notice-Est Eliza Baker ct ais.
Admr notice-Est Mehitable A Handy.
Admr notice-Est John Brawn.
Mrs NJ NJ Whitta her-Piace for sale.
Floyd Market-Special sale.
Stanwood- Photographic.
Burrill Natl Bank.
NORTH FRANKLIN, Me:
Edwin Swan-Caution notice.
BANGOR. ME-:
Ralph Smith, D Do--Osteopathic physician.
AUGUSTA, Me:
Tax notice.
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7.30, at the same place, for organization.
All interested are cordially invited to be
present.
An examination will be held Saturday,
June 5, at Ellsworth Falls, for the position
OF fourth -class postmaster at Lakewood.
Applications forms and full information
concerning the requirements of the exami-
nation may be secured from Lakewood
postoffice or from the U. 8. civil service
commission, Washington, D. c.
G. L. Morang and DIR. f. F. Simonton
went to Lewiston this week to get their
new Maxwell automobiles. They were
accompanied by B. T. Sowle and will make
the trip home in their autos. They are
expected this afternoon. MIR. Morang will
have thirty horse power touring car, and
DR.. Simonton twenty horse power run
about.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-05-12

The post Office at Mt. Desert was broken
into by burglars Last Thursday night, and
something over 500 in money and stamps
were secured from the safe, which was not
locked.
Sheriff Silsby had his deputies out
promptly securing the country, and
several suspicious characters were held for
examination, but released when it seemed
clear that they were not the thieves.
There is no clue to work upon.