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The Ely miner., 1909-04-30

CHAPTER OILS. F. NO. 1858.
AN ACT to amend section 4165 and Sec
ton 5262 Of the Revised Laws of 1905
and chapter 35 of the General Laws OF
1907 relating to the trial of causes and
the drawing Of grand and petit jurors
in the district court.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section 4165 Of the
Revised Laws of 1905, be amended so as
to read as follows:
OF fact, how brought to trial-Issues
of fact may be brought to trial by either
days before the beginning of a general
term. At least seven days before the
term one of the parties shall file note
of issue, containing the title of the ac-
ton and the names of the respective
attorneys, and stating the time when the
last pleading was served and whether
the issue is triable by the court or g
Jury. The clerk shall thereupon enter
the cause on the calendar according tc
the date Of issue. and it shall remain
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MARLBORO.

Maynard Ford has gone away to work
on the B. &. A. railroad.
Mrs. 8. H. RemicK and her son, Homer
Wilbur, attended the Wilbur reunion IN
Eastbrook Aug. 2s.
Mrs. Nellie Martin, Of Ellsworth, Wis.,
tied her mother, Mrs. d. L. Gilbert, and
Mrs. Lizzie Treadwell, last week.
Rev. A. B. Lorimer and family, who
have spent the summer here, will return to
their home in Bangor this week.
William Brooks, wife and children,
Nina and Maud, OF Ellsworth, visited NJ.
r. Mclntrye Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Estells and Dorothy Ham, who
have been visiting their grandfather, S.
H. Remick, have returned to Boston.
Mrs. E. C. Alexander, with children,
Donald and Dorothy, who has spent the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Clara
Ford, returned to Houlton Saturday.
Sept. 8. ARE.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Al q regular meeting of Morancy council,
No. S., ]. o. U. A. NJ. held August Is, 1903, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas: The angel of death has again
entered our council chamber and severed
another link in the chain of our brotherhood
by removing Brother Arthur b. Kingsley
from our midst, therefore be 1t ~
Resoiucd, That we offer to the members of
the family, who have long enjoyed the guild
ing hand and kindly presence OF loving
husband and father, our sincere sympathy in
their affection.
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days, and that copy OF
these resolutions be entered upon our min
utes.
Resolved, That q copy Of the resolutions
be sent to the bereaved family and that they
also be printed in THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
KENNETH E. BRAopoN,
EDWARD E. BRAGpoN,
ROLAND NJ. oRcurT.
Committee.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Most Of the hotel guests are leaving for
their city homes or for the White Noun
tains. More guests have been registered
this year at all the hotels here and at
Manset than usual.
Oscar Tolman, of the hotel Holmes, has
made an assignment, disposed of his
horses and other livery goods at a forced
sale. Mrs. Tolman has also closed out her
millinery business, and both have left for
a new location.
Miss Eva Mayo pleasantly entertained a
party OF young ladies at dinner one even
ing last week. The house decorations
were very fine, and the many plans devised
for the amusement of the guests were
greatly enjoyed.
DR.. Charles E. Cook, of South Berwick,
came home last week to attend his sisters
wedding, which takes place to-day. Mr..
and Mrs. Sewell, parents of the BRIDE
groom, and two young friends OF the bride,
from Bangor, are of the house party to
witness the marriage ceremony.
Clifford Robbins took launch party of
home friends to Mt. Desert Rock for few
days visit. On their return Mrs. Fred
Robbins accompanied them to Southwest
Harbor, where Mrs. Stephen Harmon was
waiting to take her little daughters, who
had spent the summer ON the Rock. home
to North Jonesport.
Sept. 6. SPRAY
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The annual reunion of the Wilbur fam
lily was held Saturday, Aug. IS. at Grange
hall. Eastbroo There were about eighty
memb ers and friends of the family pres
emit. After the usual greetings, q bounti-
full dinner was served.
The business meeting was called to or
der by the president. Leona Wilbur, and
the minutes Of last meeting were read by
the secretary, Mrs. Flora J. Perkins. The
following officers were elected: Peariie
Wilbur, president; J. d. Perkins, vice.
president; F. ]. Perkins, secretary and
treasurer. Committee on entertainment,
Mrs. Maud Wilbur, Edith Perkins,
Mile Wilbur, Emily Coombs and Is
abel Jordan. Committee on arrange
ments, Alonzo Wilbur, Ray Hardison and
Alvin Wilbur.
1t was voted to have the next reunion
the last Saturday in August, 1910, at the
same place. After the business was con.
cluded, an interesting program was rem
dered, consisting of singing, recitationi
by Edna Gates, Julia Barron and Mis-
Jordan, song by Leona Wilbur.
Sept. 6. SPEC.
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REACH.
THELMA.

Miss Nellie Haskell arrived home Fri
day, after an absence Of four months.
Mrs. Ellen Hayes, who has spent few
weeks with her brother, Capt. William
Lowe, has returned to North Deer Isle.
Joseph Lord, wife and daughter Phyllis,
OF Melrose, Mass, who have spent the
summer at their cottage, left for home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rebecca Tapley, who has been Wis
iting her cousin, Capt. W. p. Lowe, and
other relatives here, has returned to Som
erville, Mass.
Mrs. Myrtle Lowe and daughters Ger
trnde and Ciaripel, who have been visit
ing Mrs. loves parents in Rockland a
month, are home.
Departures this week were George CIapp
and family, Weymouth, Mass, Charles
Fowler and family, Concord, y. H.;
Misses Helen and May o'connor, Boston
Mrs. Mary Davis, OF Port Clyde, re.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Mrs. Norcross, of Portland, is visiting
Leon l.. Smith and wife.
John Lily is entertaining Peter Melon
and family, of New York, at Ingieside.
Miss Sara Homer, OF franklin, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Sherman Mcfarland.
Miss Dorothy Coughlin, of Ellsworth,
spent last week with Miss Susie Haynes
DeLaittre.
Rev. A. w. Lorimer and wife, who have
been away several weeks on vacation,
returned Friday.
Miss Sarah Mcfarland left Friday for
Smyrna Mills, where she will teach. Her
many friends wish her much success in
her new work.
Edgar Robbins and family, who have
been in Tilden several weeks, will in q
by Mrs. Wood.
/ Mrs. Ceylon Emery and daughter Hilda,
who have been visiting Mrs. Emery's sis
/ ter, Mrs. Percy w. Higgins, in Maiden,
4 Mass, are home.
Thomas Liscomb and wife moved into
their new cottage last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will occupy the fiat vacated by
Mr.. Liscomb the coming winter
An enjoyable lawn party was held at
Campbell's point Friday evening. Misses
Gladys Hamor, Ruth Salisbury, Josephine
Leland and Mildred Emery proved de-
ligktful entertainers.
Mrs. j. Atwood Bowden and daughter
Mildred, who have spent the summer at
their cottage at the ''Ovens'i, have re-
turned to their home in Ellsworth. Their
many friends regret their departure.
Fred Emery, son Of Herbert Emery,
died Friday evening after lingering ILL
ness. He leaves his parents and four
brothers and two sisters - Joseph, Will
liam, Oscar, Herbert; Mrs. Charles H. Le-
land, of Ellsworth, and Mrs. Bertha
Hodgkins, of Newburyport, Mass.
The Old farm house owned by E. c
Bowen, Of Newton, Mass, and occupied
by Charles Garland and family, wal
burned last week. Nearly all their furni-
ture was saved BY the prompt assistance
OF neighbors. Mr.. Garland has rented
the Goodfidge farm owned by John A.
Peters, OF Ellsworth.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Asa W. Blanchard, oil
! South Brewer, who were married Wednes.
day, Sept. 1, are spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Liscomb. Mrs. Blanchard
who was Lima Gray, daughter Of Frank
w. Gray, now Of Orrington, resided
here several years. Her many friendi
} here extend best wishes.
Sept. 8. R.
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- ANKRlcAN has Subscribers al lot
- tie 1T post-o1sces in Hancock coxnty.
an the other papers IN the County com
-sssd do not reach % many. THE ANERr-
CAN % not tAs only paper printed N
Hancock coxnts, and has nsvsr ciosnsed to
b, but Il y the only paper that can prop
sriy BE- called q COUNTY paper; all the
vest are merely local papers. The circsla-
Nez The AMERICAN, barrtng the Bar
aarboS Records summer list, 10 larger
sAa~ that Of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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ATLANTIC,

Miss Nina Staples Unemployed a. L,.,1
cafe.
Mrs. Inez Smith went to Bar H..h,.
this week to visit her brother Clarenc.
Capt. willard Staples and vile -.
home Friday on account Of the Door b,.,,.
OF Capt. Staples.
Miss Hazel Stockbridge and Miss R,,,
Staples will attend the fall term Of normal
school at Castine.
8. J. Carpenter and family, who b.c
spent : month at their cottage here. bs,,
returned to Sharon, Mass.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Rutter went to Bo..
ton on Thursday to visit relatives. Tbei,
daughter, Miss Evelyn, accompanied them
and will attend school
The l. o. o. F. gave a supper and d,pr
II Seaside hall Tuesday evening, Aug. a.
An unusually large crowd attended. Pro-
ceeds, s65. The affair was given for tn.
benefit OF the new Odd Fellows hall.
Sept. 4. q
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Mrs. Wesley Clark attended the camp
meeting at Jacksonville last week, and
had very enjoyable time.
Linwood Burgess, who has been visit
ing relatives in Washington county, is
home.
Mrs. Lufkin and Mise Dounell will con-
mence the fall term of school here Tues
day next.
The junior members of Epworth league
gave a pleasant entertainment at the
Methodist chapel Sept. 8.
Mrs. Minnie Wentworth and daughter
Marion, who have been in Mt. Desert .
few weeks, have returned home.
A gold headed cane has recently been
received by William WEIGH, from the Bos-
ton Post, he being the Oldest male citizen
OF franklin. The cane is to remain in his
possession during his life, and at his
death to pass to the next oldest. Mr..
WEIGH emigrated to California, across the
plains, in $50 with . drove OF cattle and
horses, 500 head. He was six months go
ing across. 1t is worth while to hear him
tell OF his experiences On route. Mr..
WEIGH is well provided With canes, - he
has one which he cut on the Sierra Nevada
mountains while in California. The wood
is mountain mahogany. Prom the stick
he cut, he made three canes. One he gave
to his partner and one he sold for go, Just
the wood, which be had prepared for
The one he kept for himself
he had mounted with gold and silver,
costing so. Mr.. WEIGH ct that time val
ued his cane at $50. 1t is beautifully en-
graved with his name and the Odd Fellows
Mr.. WEIGH has Just passed his
birthday, and il smart and
active, working on his lawn from early
till night.
Sept. 6. X.
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SULLIVAN HARBoR.


Ruth Allen is teaching in Steuben.
Harry Meynel arrived Saturday from
Bar Harbor.
Arthur Dyer was q guest Of Mrs. Otis
Human Sunday.
DR.. Stevens, OF Millinocket, has been in
town the past week.
Misses Adams and Prescott leave to-day
for Cambridge, Mass.
<. P. A. Simpson, L. 8. q. Hartford, is
home for couple OF weeks.
The common schools commenced Tues
day. Miss Goodwin teaches here.
The Sunday school reopens Sept. L..
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. Moses Hawkins and the Misses
Hawkins were guests OF relatives at
Grindstone Friday.
There will be dime tea under the
auspices of the Liberal Christian society,
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. s. V. Bennis'.
Harold Chandler and Miss Chandler left
Monday for their home in West Newton,
Mass. The cottage will be closed We'd
nesday for the season.
A number OF friends gave Mrs. George
Emery a genuine surprise party Tuesday
evening. Achoice ''express package" 90
was presented, which contained many
pretty and useful gifts. Mrs. Emery left
Friday for Cambridge, Mass, where she
will live.
Sept. 6. III.
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HANCOCK.


MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS
Whereas. The voice of the Great Spirit has
spoken and called from our council Sister
Emma Foss,
ResoICed, That while we bow in submission
to the divine will. we feel saddened by the
first death IN our council, and pleasantly re-
call her kind and cheerful disposition.
Resolred. That we, the members of Elinee
council, No. %, Degree of Pocahontas- ex-
tend our deepest sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Resolved, That in memory Of our sister
our charter be drapped in mourning for
thirty suns and that copies of these resolu-
tions be spread upon our records, forwarded
to the bereaved husband and sent to the local
paper for publication.
ALICE j. CRABTREE,
NELLIE VI. CRABTREE,
BESSIE S. WALKER.
Committee.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Mrs. Philena Folger visited friends here
Friday.
Miss Ethel Reed is home from Boston on
her vacation.
The annual kindergarten fair and sale
was held Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Fullerton visited her old
home here last week.
Robert, little son OF DR.. J. Grindle, is
recovering from pneumonia.
Miss Segrid Stalnacke, Of Brooklyn. N.
Y, is making . weekend visit with Miss
Nora Sinclair.
Dorothy Br&nscom is home from the
Bar Harbor hospital, where she has been
for an operation on her foot.
Mrs. c. D. Joy is in the Bar Harbor hos
pital, where she had an operation on her
throat. Her friends hope to see her home
again soon.
Sept. g.. B.
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Ina $1,000
Della wsilac. has 60 ~ 70 Brookliu h.
few days.
G. h. Norwood spent Sun day at hon.
His sioop il st Manset.
Ms. Q. H. Norwood 10 conana,' 70 ~
house with sprained ankle.
Jscee Relay, who is EMPLOYED !, .
sor, spsrs Sunday with his family n'
Quite bsavy frost visited hs,..
nights ago. doing considerable dana. Nv
Mrss OsoTHp Wallace went 10 NJ,
Saturday to sesompsny her lit,ls n'
home. "'es
MTs. Julis Bs.sstt, with It'll. 80
Portland, Who h@ been vsit;ns +"
father, O. ~ Kittsidge, has re.a,...
home. aso
John Boysd ed wiss, Of stock.o.
visiting Mrs. FSsd }. Rich. Mrs g..
fosnssiy taught school here, and -.
general favorite.
Mn. Richard Dyss, Of Eornish, retu,,.,
home Saturday aftes spending few -.
with her brothers, l. d. and sidney D..
and hsT sister, Mrs. J. Wallace.
Sept. 9. r.
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HANCOCK POINT.

A daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
William Gallison Aug. 81.
Miss Margaret Peck, of Bristol, Conn.,,
is visiting her aunt, Miss Jane Brownell.
Florence, daughter OF DR.. Edgar Young,
of Everett, Mass, is visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Farnsworth and daughter Ada
and DR.. George Phillips, of Sullivan, spent
Sunday at W. H. Phillips.
Howard and Frank Hodgkins were
called to Waltham, Mass, by the death OF
their sister, Mrs. Ella Thompson.
Roy Partridge, who has been employed
the past two months by G. A. Penney,
has returned to his home at Hancock.
Sept. o. e.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WINTER HARBoR.

WINTER HARBOR.
william Mack is seriously i'll Of typhoid
fever.
B. L. Hadley, OF Bar Harbor, was in
town Friday.
Miss Olive Coolidge, Of Lamoine, was in
town this week.
Miss Sophie Baker, OF Steuben, is visit
ing relatives here.
Prof. l.. c. Bateman, Of Lewiston, was
in town few days last week.
Mrs. Geneva Ferrin, OF East Sullivan, is
visiting her parents, Alfred Merchant and
wife.
Miss Marion Tracy leaves Monday for
Hebron to resume her studies ct the
academy.
Lewis Libby, wife and daughter, Of
Charleston, are guests Of Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Drew.
Milton B. Jordan has sold his plumbing
business to L. z. Smallidge, who viii take
possession Oct. 1.
Everett Upham and wife were ct Airing
ton, Mass, last week, called there by the
death Of relative.
ouite = delesntiou from this town at.
tended the c. E, rally At Corsa Tuesday
.sternoon and evening.
Work nm the nav .choo,hou.e II pro.
~r...;nv .p,dlv under the .nn.rv;.;on of
Contractor r. e. Weston.
49, u... -. $50.
. Il, r,,
spent sunday With r,lstives hsr.-
~. ~. ~ :. 49, =
-. - .',
., ~ 49, ~ ns,-.
MIS- ueorRe Ienoaeson ieii oo~n
nignt OF s.aHs Moncsy, oislocatins
shoulder ana SUSTAINING osnef INJURIES
James and Frsnk Sawyer has pur-
chased the stock Of clothing OF E. J. Rob-
erton, and will continue the business at
the Noyes store.
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on the lighthouse road. The stimulus OF
the go air made the feast an occasion that
''like the feast OF O'Rouke, will ne'er b.
forgot, by those who were there, or those
who were not".
Miss Jane W. Moore is visiting relatives
in Steuben.
Frank w. Cole and winslow Noonan, Of
Nashua, N. H., are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Lena Smith came over from Bar
Harbor for the weekend with Mrs. Kate
Peters.
Rev. g. w. M. Reyes and wife leave to-
day for Scarboro for = vacation OF Ave
weeks.
Miss Dorcas Alien went to Bar Harbor
Friday to spend few days with Mrs. L.
B. Deasy.
Rev. Thomas Van Ness, OF Boston, has
bought the Johns estate, and is now hay
ing repairs made on the house.
Mrs. g. p. Cloaves and children and Mrs.
Ralph Wakefield, Of Bar Harbor, were
guests Of e. w. Cleaves last week.
Mrs. Annie Sargent, Of Wess 0oulds-
boro, and Mrs. Fred Allen, Of Everett,
Mass, were guests Of relatives hsrs Tues
day.
j. NJ. williams has converted his boas-
house into camp, where tbs family and
friends enjoy shure dinners in camp
"Whst Cheer.
Mrs. Ella Johns, guest Of Mrs. Alfred
Hamilton for . few weeks, hes gone to
Winter Harbor for = few days before re-
turning to Somerville, Mass.
Dr.. G. q. LArrabee and wife, who wers
married in Bangor Sept. /, arrived homs
Friday night. Mrs. Larrabee was Miss
NJ. A. Bunker, Of franklin, who resigned
. fine position in Clinton hospital, Cliu-
ton, Mas, to become Mrs. Larrabee. She
is well known in this vicinity, having
been successful teacher in town thirteen
years, and has host Of friends here who
give her . cordial welcome. The doctor
snd Mr.. LArrabee are taking trip into
Aroostook county this week.
Sept. g. c.
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M'KINLEY.

w. z. Richardson and wife left Saturday
for their home in Wellesley, after a stay
of three weeka.
Mrs. Fred Lowd and children went
to their home in Portland Tuesday, after
Q stay with Mrs. H. P. Richardson.
Mrs. Anna Trask, with Misses Harriette
and Winnie, has returned home after q
summers work at the Dirigo, Southwest
Harbor. They leave this week for Rock
land, where they will live.
Sept. 8. p. NJ.
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mfnieaI.
Happy Results
Have Made Many Ellsworth
Residents Enthusiastic.

Residents Enthusiastic.
No wonder scores of Ellsworth citizens
grow enthusiastic. 1t is enough to make
anyone happy to find relief after years of
suffering. Public statements like the
following are but truthful representations
of the daily work done in Ellsworth by
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Mrs. John Meader, Of Ellsworth, Me-,
says: II was so well pleased with the
benefit derived from Doan's Kidney Pills
in 1902, That gave testimonial at that
time publicly recommending them. am
glad to say that have no need of q kid
ney, remedy since. For several years my
back was weak and sore and found it
difficult tostoop or arise from . sitting
position. / also had sharp pains in my
Kidneys which felt like the thrust Of q
knife The kidney secretions were very
irregular in passage and caused me added
annoyance. Until Il procured Doan's Kid
nsy Pills at Moore's drug store, nothing /
tried did me any good. This remedy went
directly to the seat Of my trouble, how
ever, and brought about cure.n
For sale BY all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
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A NARROW ESCAPE,

Edgar N. Bayliss, merchant of Robinson
vile, Del, wrote: .Aboat two years ago
was thin and sick, and coughed all the time,
and il did not have consumption. it was near
to it. commenced using Foley's Honey and
Tar, and it stopped my cough, and am now
entirely well, and have gained twenty EIGHT
pounds, all due TO the good result from tax
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pBosPECr HARBoR.

Richard Bendix returned home Satur-
day.
j. y. Coombs and wife entertained .
party Tuesday at their camp, Sea Breeze,
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EAST FRANKLIN.

The Free Baptist society gavesa supper
at its church Sept. 4.
Percy DonnelI is assisting H. Blaisdell
in his store while his clerk takes vaca-
ton.
William Telch, Mrs. G. H. WEIGH, Mrs.
J. H. Patten, Mrs. Lorenzo Bragdon and
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SEAL COVE.

WI. Harper and wife were in Bar Har.
Dor on business Thursday.
w. 8. Rowe. who is employed at the
Green cottage, Northeast Harbor. was
home a few days this week.
Mrs. Alice KoppeI, o. Boston, and Ms.
r. {. Jermyn, OF bingham, Mass, are
guests of Mrs. Koppel's mother, Mrs S. D.
Harper.
Miss Mary Pierce, OF Boston. who has
spent her vacation at Atlantic with her
sister, Mrs. George Robbins, was in town
Friday, on her way home.
Sept. 4. N
w. j. Harper, with sister, Mrs. Alice
koppel, anu Mrs. Jermyn, spent SATURDAY
in Bar Harbor.
Austin Maddocks, OF Ellsworth, was in
town Saturday, collecting data for regis
ter OF Mt. Desert island.
Sept. 8. n.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FREMONT.

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
At q regular meeting Of Bernard Iodgs,
No. Us, knights Of Pythiss, hsid Aug. q,
the following resolutions we're adopted:
Whereas, It has pleased Aamfsasey God 70
remove from our midst our brother, Win6cld,
8. sprague. and It 10 but Just that Htsing rso-'
ognition Of his many virtues should BE- ssds,
therefore be II
Resolved, That while We bow with huwbis
submission to the viii Of the Most High, We
been taken from ~.
Resotvsd, That in the death Of Winfield 3.
sprasus, this lodge laments the loss Of
brother who was ever ready TO proffer the
hand Of aid and the voice Of sympathy TO The
needy and distressed Of the fraternity; an
active member OF this society whose utmost
endsavors were exerted for its welfare and
prosperity; citizen whOse upright life was .
standard Of emulation TO his fellows.
Resoivsd, That the heartfelt sympathy Of
this lodge 10 extended 10 his widow and chill
drsn IN shsir anlictson.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon our records and . COPY thereof be trans
nittsd 70 tie vile Of oar deceased brother,
copies be sent 10 TEE ELLswonrH AARarcAR
sud Bangor Nesss for publicstisu.
=. -. ncNSLI,
B. b. RssD.
W. A. Corr,
Committee.
Isssc Murphy y stkll in poor health.
0eorys Monde, Of Portland, - visiting
= w. A. Clark's.
walter q Lunt b stin suflssing with
rheumatism, but improvinG.
Ashbury Lopaus, who 10 At work q Her
rine's Neck, spent Sunday q bos-s.
MIRA @. w. Lunt and dauxhssr Tssrsss
spent Friday, Sept. 3, at FREMONT with ~.
r. Rich and wife.
Mrs. Addie Farrell and twin girls, Of
Center who visited her sister, Mrs. Polly
Wentworth, has returned home.
Edwin H Rumili, who has spent his va
cation with his parents, L. w. Rumill and
wife, returned to Boston Saturday.
Edwin Lopaus and wife and Mrs. Ash
bury Lopaus attended the funeral Of Mr..
Lopaus' cousin, Mrs. Arno Marshall. at
West Trenton, Aug. 81.
A. A. Wentworth. came from Rockland
Friday with the boat he has just purchased
OF Charles Carved. Mr.. Wentworth will
go scalloping this winter.
w. Z. Moore, OF Pors Townsend, WASH,
was here last week calling on his cousin,
Mrs. Zulma s. Clark, and other relatives.
All were glad to welcome him after an
absence of nine years.
The chiidren's sewing society, composed
of Katie Pomroy, Reta Rumill, Ruth
Thurston, Hazel Reed, Leola and Marie
Rumill, Freelove Brewer and Theresa
Lunt, who are working to pay the church
janitor, met att Theresa Lunt's Saturday.
Much praise is due them.
Sept. 6. THELNA.