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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
Cook Discredited.

The university Of Copenhagen, the frst
institution Ut learning to recognize DR..
Frederick A. Cook - the discoverer Of the
north pole, yesterday solemnly declared
that the explorer had failed to establish
the claim upon which his high honors had
been based.
The COMMITTEES appointed BY the univer-
sity to examine Cooks records recently
presented its report to the consistory Of
the university which reviewed the deduc-
tions Of the experts with the greatest care
and discussed the findings from every
standpoint. That both the COMMITTEES and
the consistory were disappointed was soon
known.
Tuesday morning the consistory met
and adopted written report to the effect
that the alleged records submitted for OK
animation BY DR.. Cook failed to prove his
claim that be had reached the north pole.
The report Of tho committee - pre-
sentsd to the consistory states that Caok's
papers ars without any value; that his 70
port to the university u practically the
Same = that published In the New York
Herald upon his return from his Arctic
expedition. The copies OF his note books
submitted, mys tn, committee, contain no
original calculations of observations, but
Only results thereof. Accordingly, the
COMMITTEES concludes that he Affords no
proof Of having reachsd the pole.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
Baakrupt,s Pssitaea for Disshargs.
In thu matter Of
Bankrupt

10 the Hon. ClArsncs Hale, Judge Il ths Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the Dis
E rs! q 5'i afiiLloRovs, q 1e... p...s..
rssents, that on the 18th day Of Asgnss.
d s Ess Asss q consrsss iTslssias . Sssi.
ruptcy; that he has duly surrsudsred al his
property and rights Of property. and hes tally
complied With all the requirements q sid
scts and q the orders Of cour touching his
Whereiofs he prays that he nay b DE-.
creed BY the court 70 have . full discharge
from al debts prcvahle against his sstete
6 are excepted BY law from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day g Novsnsss: :. d:isA
Order q Notiss Thsrsen.
On this isth day Of Decsnbsr. .. d. -, o.
reading he fore6oi' petition. II ie-
Ordered x ne cos' shs <. sssss'.s =
q Portland. in said district. 81 tn
O'Clock in the forenoon; and that Ne
lice thereof be published in the Ellsworth
American; : nsyspeeer printed In sst4 dis.
persons IN interest. may appear = Tie SD
time and place. and shov cause, u any they
havs. Why The pfaysrof said petitioner should
Ana 4 i further ordered ~ the court that
creditors copies Of safd petition and this O.
der. addressed 70 them It their places Il rssl-
Witness the Ho.orabls clarsaes Hale.
Judge Of the said Court, and the ssal thsFeol,
81 Portland. in said district. ON the 18th day ol
December. :. d. -: u.~ c,..A
true copy Of pssisioa e.d order thereon.
Attest:-JAADs + HnWnY. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

The President's Winona speech and
the speech Of Speaker Cannon at Kan
sas City have both been made public
documents and can be had by writing
to senators or representative or the
republican congressional committee at
Washington. Every voter interested
In public questions should have these
documents,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

Representative Guernsey, Of the fourth
district, has gone back to Dover for the
holidays. While he was here he took MP to
the treasury department. an ofacial recon-
incubation for the denomination Of tsBilln
Hewall, the friend Of on President Roose-
welt, to another term - collector Of Gus
toms in the Houlton district, and also
attended meeting or two Of the terri
tories committee, which has been con-
sidering bill to amend the land laws Of
the territory Of Hawaii. Mr.. Guernsey
h now one Of the common council OF the
District Of Columbia, - the House COM
mittee ON the District Of Columbia il
known. That COMMITTEES grinds out
measures BY the bushel every season,
although they pertain solely to tho govern
ment Of the strip OF land along the north
shore Of the Potomac in which the federal
capital ID located.
Representative Allen, Of the first dis
trict, helps make up the annual Indian
appropriation bill and that Indian
committee has been sitting early and lats
getting it, bill into shape. Mr.. Allen likes
Washington's climate in winter and he ID
sticking close to base during the holidays.
Representative swssey, Of ne second dis
trict, which used to % represented BY Mr..
Littlefeld, participated In some Of the
powwows Of the merchant marine and
fisheries committee over the framing Of 4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

Bankrupt's P~tition for Discharge.
.ss !: 800 =: 4 s; 80. : s.-.
n the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge Of the Dis
trict court Of the United States for the Dis
EUGENR 3. THURsroN of Southwest Har-
u bes. In the county Of Hancock, and State
sents, that on the eth day Of October. last
past, b. vas duly adjudged bankrupt under the
Acts a. Congress relating 20 bankruptcy; that
and rights Of property. and has fully COM
piled With all the requirements Of said acts
andos the orderso Of coArt touching his bank
Whsssfoss he prays that he may b. de-
creed By the court 70 have full discharge
from all debts provable against his estate
- are excepted BY law from snch discharge.
Dated this nth day Of November. .. d. l5oo.
EuaRHH 8. THURsTox,
Bankrupt.
Order q Notses Thereon.
DISTRICT or MAInx a.
On this 18th day Of December: = d. isoe. On
reading the foregoing petition. u is-
os sss y the sea s. shss ssa.n b he'd
= d. 1910. before said court Ct Portland, in said
district, ct 10 O'Clock in the forenoon; and that
police thereof be pa6lisAsd IL The eli:.2sth
trict. and that al Known creditors, and other
persons in interest, may appear ct the said
h.vs. Wy ne prayer d said petitioner sshoaiS
And i l. further ordered By the court. that
ere eop.. q and * osS.1
addressed 70 them at their places Of residences
Judge Of the said Court. and tie seal thereof es
It Portland. in said district, ON the 18th day
OF December. .. d. 1903.
rns COW ., nst titan ~. r. a arHe, ceon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

The National geographic society
last week publicly acclaimed Com
mander Robert e. Peary the discov-
erer Of the north pole, and In recog-
milton thereof presented to him gold
medal. In presenting the trophy to
Commander Peary, Prof. Willis L.
Moore, president OF the society, WIG
acted ~ toastmaster, phrased his sen-
fences to refer to Commander Peary
- the man who had won the prize.
There was no reference to the claima
Of DR.. Cook, and only . slight ono ia
the polar controversy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

Judge Putnam last week dismissed
the bill brought last May In the U. 8.
circuit court against tho sixteen
Maine sheriffs BY Boston liquor deal
ers who asked that the sheriffs b en-
joined from seizing liquors in transit,
which the oomplainants claimed we're
under the protection OF the pure food
law and seizable only by the United
States officers. The bill which was
dismissed as originally drawn, has
been amended In accordance with the
permission given by the court, so that
there is but one complainant and one
defendant, Sheriff F. d. Thurlow, Of
Aroostook county, being the one
named in the new case.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

on for the Holidays - Little Public
Business until a1ter ian. 4.
WAsnrN0ror. D. G., Dc. n (spscial) -
Poattin and lsgislntion are rsasgatsd this
week ana nsxt. Only ths Prssldsnt ard :
lew Of his confidants are absorbed In thoss
prcsaic topics. Tho rsst Of the ofIlctal
world Of Warrington, that be- mot gone
home 70 the states, h enjoying the Yale
tide season. Il u long season in Wash-
ington - two full weeks and moro.
Congress, the supreme court and many
or tbs other Blk ofllcials have this two
weeks holiday all TO themselves. The 50
GO and more Of workers u the several, de-
partmsnts ars less fortunate, but they ~
good periods OF rest and uerrimsnt. A
custom prevails Of allowing half holiday
in the departments In advance Of the
holidays. Consequently the multitudss
who have employment 1t It's hands d the
government are released from work ct
Friday noon Of this wesk, and viii not
return to their dssils till the Monday
morning following. The same will peob-
ably BE- true OF New Years, which, Of
course, likewise comes ON Saturday this
year.
A lew Of the committees Of Senate and
House which have deal Of work to do
are ploddinR along with routine matters
during the holidays, but there is little
accomplished, and NO one has any idea Of
taking hold in earnest till altar the Presi-
dent has opened the doors OF the White
House for the New Year reception and
ushered in the first new year Of his
administration. Everybody ID in the best
Of spirits over the outlook for happy
year, and the compliments Of the season
are being exchanged in the most cordial
manner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
TINS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children.
Z Certain relief for Feverishness. Headache,
Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders, move and
They break up Coda in n hours. They are 90
pleasant to the taste and harmless Is milk.
Children like them. Over 10000 testimonials
Of cures. They nevsr fail. Sold BY all Drug
gists; 2sc. Ask fo-daN. Don't accept any sub
stitute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
NOTICE OF ANNUAL nEErIna

ruE IsLAND rKLEPHONE COMPANY.
IN Meeting Of the stockhoiders Of this
company viii So held 1t the ONCE Of Seth W.
Norwood. ct Southwest Harbor. on Monday.
The tenth day Of January, 1870, at an p. M,
Tor tss pufposs Of electinx . board Of direc.
tors and q clerk, and receiving and acting
upon the reports Of the ofnoers, and for the
properly come before the meeting.
Dstsd this nth day Of December. 1900.
6BTH W. NORWOOD,
Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
Postmasters to Meet .

The Hancock county league of postmas-
tiers is to meet ct the board oftrade rooms,
Hancock hall, Ellsworth, ON Tuesday, Jan.
IS, 1910.
2. K. Duran, president Of the State
league, il to be present. The meeting will
be called to order at $50 q. m.
G. l. Merrill, Of Green Lake, Is president
OF the Hancock county league.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

NOTICE or THE ANNUAL MkETlN0
or UNION RIVER rKLKPHONE co.
NOTIoE 10 hereby given that the annual
In meeting Of the stockholders Of this
company will be held ~ the once Of the Clerk
q Aurora, on Monday, the seventeenth day
a January, 1910, at o'clock ?. n. for the pur.
pose Of electing board Of direotoss and re-
eeiving and acting upon the reports Of the Of
ncers, and for the Transaction OF such other
business - may properly come before the
meeting
CHAnLn r. 6ILsDY,
Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

Names OPPORTUNITY.
Many states may have equal oppor-
tunities, but some have taken better
advantage Of them and are, therefore,
more progressive and prosperous.
Maine has the natural advantages in
her many undeveloped resources.
But small percentage of her won
derful water power has been de-
veloped, and her agricultural and
mineral wealth are in their infancy.
Maine, in the minds of good authori-
ties, is capable Of maintaining more
people well than all the rest Of New
England combined. She needs more
and better farmers to till her lands,
thereby increasing her agricultural
wealth.
Her water-power should be devei-
oped and utilized, thereby building
up her cities, putting millions Of dol
lars in wages into circulation, and
making profitable home market for
agricultural products. Her stone quar-
ries and mineral development should
be greatly extended. The outing BUSH
ness, ono Of her largest industries,
having now reached the enormous
sum OF ~, 0oo, 900 per year, should
be greatly encouraged.
The opportunity Of increase is in
the hands Of her own people. This
can be done by making liberal and
just laws, better roads, freely adver-
Using the State, and justly dealing
with her guests. Her railroad sys-
TENS need extending, and many i'm
provements should be made.
The control Of the Boston & Maine
and Maine Central railroads are now
in the hands of the New Haven sys-
tenn, OF which Charles 8. Mellen Is the
head. Massachusetts, evidently made
= great mistake, when Mr., Meilen
came to New Haven, OF opposing his
plans Of development and In not un-
derstanding the man, and it is possi-
BILE that he made Z mistake in not I'M
seOADsSAAAs8 AuA1y uAA0 N0W 6u8t8uuoEs
In this State 1t 10 hoped that no
such mistake win b made by the peo-
pie. Maine should extend to Mr..
Mellen and his associates ! cordial
welcome and assurances Of hearty
corporation. His advent and that OF
the Now Haven system into tho Bos-
tom = Maine and Maine Central Il :
rare opportunity for tho people Of
Maine, and thsy should ct once en-
brace it.
Mr.. Mellen has always been . build
er and developer In the broadest
sense; his lAbors In New Newland and
for New England are just ct the be-
ginning. A man should be judged BY
hin works. What he did In the West
d kaown, and similar work may b
sxpected from him for Maine and
New England.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

Brown had just finished narrative that
Was tedious and long drawn ont. sssay,
Brown" exclaimed one Of his audience,
ssyou'd make good bank CASHIER
sWhy do You think sol" queried Brown.
because" answered the other, 'syou are
never short in your accounts."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
ANNUAL MEETING.

1seGspsrt National Bsak, Of Beckspert.
ruyHE annual meeting q the Stockholders Of
II this hank will be held ct their banking
rooms. Tuesday, the eleventh day Of January,
next, NJ O'Clock p. m, for the choice Of d.
reotora, and the transaction Of any other
business that may legally come before them.
Cashier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
Special Nos..ss,.

.~.~N.~- ~~~---~>,~<- -~~~~~~~..~>~>4 .------~
NOTICE.
II HEREBY forbid All persons trusting o.
Il hArboriug my wife. Alice Oreutt. from
this date, ~ will pay mo- bills contracted By
her. JANIS n. Oncu1f.
East Sullivan, Me-, Dec. n 1903.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
CARD or THANKS.

WE wish 70 thank the friends and neigh
w borS who 80 kindly assisted ~ In our
recent bereavement in the loss OF oar beloved
vffe and mother; also for the beautiful Aoral
,0erings. BENJAMIN o. DoLLARD.
MISS ANNIE DoLLARD.
MISS NusA B. DoLLARD.
Brooklin, Dec. II, 1909.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

There are 3,666 grangers in Hancock
county. according to the annual report Of
the State secretary. The whole number
In the State il $3.50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

Name Of owner, description
o. property.
Fulton, Mrs Abbie n. ELS.
worth, AAlne, land bounded
on n ~ land ] 7 n Fxeemau
b others. 3 b. shors, i ~
Ada KimbAIl and Horace
Stanley heirs. W By town road,
Cottage and stable. land
bounded on n By cemetery
lot. easterly BY town road, B
ard w BIZ land Of Horace
Stanley and others,
Greedy, Everard n, Ellsworth.
Maine. undivided one Nall
lot 1t Ship HArbor, land
bounded ON 3 BY Allen lot, 8
By shore, W By Ship Hnrbor.
N BY road. Undivided one.
half lot, north OF road It Shin
HArbor. land bounded ON j
BY road. N and w By Eliza.
beth Manchester r By said
Manchester b FArrow lot.
Undivided Z Birch Cliif lot
( - ., bon nded on north BY
town line, w on Beech Hill
road. 8 BY Fernald'a land.
east BY Echo lake,
Goodwin, Frank J, PAwtucket.
b i, lsnd bounded on N by
land Of James 3 STANLEY. &
by shore. 8 and " BY land Of
A W Bee and cottage,
Knighn, Mary C. heifs OF, Phfla-
delphiA, Pa, land bounded ON
N By private way Of II Clark.
W BY land Of n A Inman and
Robert Kafghn, 8 BY land OF
A Reeves, E By shore, stone
cottage thereon. Field lot,
land bounded on N BY town
road. r By land Of Young,
Dark and b Clark, 8 by land
Of n Clark. w BY land Of Ru-
fms Mckay. H Clark lot,
land bounded on N BY town
road, e and 3 by Robert
Kaighn. W BY Fred Young,
Kelley. Lizzie n, fremont,
Maine. land from John +
Norwood and II b part OF lot
No = ON plan Of sslem Town
Junior, and described fully
In Hancock registry Of deeds,
book 80, page -,
4urveys Reuben, Northeast
a. IL k. A o
ia - ~ cl1so "
is.1 - ~. E M.rr
S.tss - HSSs 1890 2E
.s 6 ~ ~
n iL ~ s.ts LII ~
1872 - 1~..ss Sw
i.S mssS,
1.S1S MI
h.cSh~,s 4 r~Snn.r ~
asIsnay Ailee ;. Avon. 49,
3 s.n S noSs 0ls M ~
1G oO1poc e nCs ~
.s.sSSry s = o
s~H. os. -.
SsSs1 S
W. 1 = y. 1 4
zVn1arW.2
~ - o11 sIvSL ~
1870 0.3 49, wsI
y nosii.e, 49, 1S ~ xs.s s ..3
49, 49,.
Wsrc 49, = 1k
ss.{,,s ~ sA y ran
ss - 49,. ma,
Sr. Ss
n NJ 4. i = < SssS1s.
By lssd ! q I Seth Lafvsy. Eby
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
COUNTY GOSSIP.

The wood-choppers feel safer, now the
hunting season is over.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

F. N. Trundy, OF West Eurry, reports
seeing large flock Of robins last week.
suSc they were not grosbeaksf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

Bowden, Albert 8, house
occupied By William
Bissit,
Cooley Grace =. South
street neld Of b @ w
Dodge, eat.
Emery, Charles b. the
WtlIiard Dow md Fog
fafms on Long Island,
bounded on north 81
land Of 3 B ChAtto and
Amoe Carter heirs,
south and east BY Blue
hill bay. west BY land
Of B p Cole and Arch 3
Emery, Charles Il, Brown.
McA1lister b Go. land
on Lang Island. bound.
Cd north BY land Of g
w Grindle, south and
east By Abbie Joyce
land, west By land Of
Clarence Chatto,
Gray, Luther W, wood
land and the Leonard I
Gray wood lot.
Gray, Charles b, the
Ssmue: A Gray lot,
Gray, Charles 3, the
the John A Staples lot
near 6edgwick town
Grindie. Medbury J,
houss and land on
Long Island.
Irwin, Walter r., Doug
Lass land and buildings,
Irwin, Walter b, Stewart
land and James Doug
lass farm,
Irwin, walter h. Blushill
Mining Co, land,
Irwin, Walter h. Nam.
moth Mining Co, land.
Irwin, Walter b, Young
HecklA mining lard,
Thorn, B W, house and
lot ut r Biuehill &C.
cupied BY b B Long.
walker Granite Co. lAnd
1t 3 Bluehili, bounded
west BY highway TO
MosgAn's bay. north By
A B Carter and A 81
Weber, east by Luth.
er w Bridges. south BY
echoolhouss lot. F D
Long lot and w n
WArdwsll land.
CnAe. A.
OF tAxee Of the
Bluehi1l, Dec. n. 11oo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

CellSes0f6 xdvoHaiSo1lHo@t e Sale Of Iana.
~ Nsn-nsaaasas Ownsrs.
Unpaid taxes on laads situated in the tov :.
6outhwe1t HArboF, In the county ~ NJ. VI
cock. for the year looD. ~ NAM
THE following list Of taxes ON real e.t...
Il OF nom resident owners in the tor ~
Southwest aarbov, Aforesaid, for the vcar ,oo y,
commttted 70 me for collection for said torn ,
on the hftsenth day q MAJ, 1909. remsin..
said taxes with interest and charles are s, MI u
previously paid. 20 much OF the real eststs
taxed - Il sufdcisnt 70 pay the amount dns
b sold without further notice q pubic ann NH
ton 81 Masonic hall, In said town. on Inc A.,
Monday in February. 1910. q O'Clock 4. m. =
Amt Of
tax due
q property. alton. s. chgs,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

The Maine folks who come to Washing
ton during the session OF Congress have
scattered for the holidays. Several Of them
have gone to their homes. Senator Hale
has gone TO Boston fora few days in the
more vigorous northern air. He seems to
like Boston better than Warrington dur
ing the cold months Of the year ~ place
for rest from legislative labors. Senator
Frye il tarrying here at present, bat win
PROBABLY get over to New jersey to visit
his granddaughter before New yYssssFss, Tor
Congress does not reconvene till Tuesday,
Jan. 4, and there is nothing TO occupy him
here till that time. He improved the OPP
portunities before the holidays to get
number Of small bills out OF his committee
on commerce and thus start them ON the
way through the legislative mill.
In advancing the scores Of little bills AZ
fecting commerce upon the seas, Senator
Frye Is wonder. He had his committee
called together early and persuaded the
senators thereof to agree to bill to con-
struct vessel for the customs service in
the vicinity Of Portland, and also to agree
on bill for the construction Of light
house tender for the engineer OF the first
and second lighthouse districts which In
clude the entire coast Of Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

Representative Burleigh, Of the third
district, has returned to Maine for the
holidays, and is with his family at Au-
Rusta. he cleared up his work, incident
to the first two weeks Of the session and
visited several of the departments to dis
pose Of the numerous errsnds entrusted to
him by his constituents. He was one
Of the two or three New England Con-
gressmen hidden to the recent annual fall
dinner OF the Gfidiron club, which il
usually regarded q big evsnt incident
to the early weeks Of session Of Con-
gress. The President, most Of The menu
bsrs Of his cabinet and large contingent
from onicial life, invariably attend this
banquet given BY newspaper correspond
ents. Good fun and merriment prevail.
All are on an equality and the big onicials,
even to the President, have to submit
to the roasting.
The committees Of which Gov. Burleigh
i member have held NO meetings yet,
but they have considerable business ahead
this winter. The census committee keeps
. lookout over the plans for taking the GEN.
sus, and the public buildings end grounds
committee already has big grist Of pub
lie building bills ON it, calendar. It 10 to
BE- determined after the holidays what che
policy shall be this winter with reference
to . big public building bill to cover
numerous projects, including several
already brought forward In Maine. Gov.
Bur1eigh holds the ranking republican
sat, next to the chairman ON each Of
those committees.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

STATE on nAlxx.

STATE or 1GAQxE.
Csllssess's Advsrtissmsnt ~ sals Il LasAs
q Men RssaAsnt Ownsrs.
Unpaid taxes ON lands situated In the town u
Bluehill, In the county Of Hancock. for the
year -.
THE following list Of taxes on real estate
u Of uCn@foet6ent owners In the town Of
Bluehiil Aforesaid. for the year leoo. com.
the nth day Of April, l1oe, rsmains unpaid;
ard notice IL hereby given that II said taxes
with interest and charges are mot previously
suhlcisnt to pay the amount due therefor, in
Guiding interest and charges, will " sold
without farther notice at public Aapeion ct
town hall. In said town, on the nFst Monday
in February. 1910, At . o'clock m.
Amt u
Name OF owner, or own tax due
ers unknown, descrip- incld In
tion Of property. Acres. valne. = chgs.
a. - L -- 4 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22

CnAs- A. 6How, Collector
Of taxes Of the town Of Bluehill.
BlssAill, Dec. n. -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-22
Names Opportunity.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q, 1909.