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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
BOUNTIFUL.

Special to The Tribune.
| BOUNTIFUL, Aug. 27.-Mrs. j. e.
Picpgrass has returned to Woodruff.
Rich county. after spending few days
| In town with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Ducrden,
Tho Misses Jennie and Mabel Lamb of
| Salt Lake City were visitors at the nome
| OF Wilford Tuttle this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Waddoups and
family of Joseph are here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Waddoups.
John Henry Harrison and Miss Violet
Oliver. both OF Bountiful, were married
on Monday.
the Tabernacle Thursday evening, Light
| refreshments wero served,
Postmaster Israel Call. Mrs. C. Nelson
and daughter left for Idaho Saturday to
visit relatives,
Miss Ida Knighton and Mrs. Ira ].
Stokes are in Holbrook Ida, visiting Mrs.
Ira Baker.
Miss Lucille Kershaw has returned to
Grantsvlle after spending several days
in Bountiful.
Mrs. George Mabey of Bancroft. Ida. is
spending a few days in Bountiful with
relatives and friends.
Miss Amy Briggs is visiting relatives
In Malad, Ida.
Miss Bertha Ledingham gave a lawn
party at her home Thursday evening In
honor of her cousin, Miss Gladys Chris
tensen OF Logan. Lunch was served and
the evening was enjoyed by all present
Henry Smedlcy and family are enjoying
fishing excursion in Weber canyon.
Mr.. md Mrs, l.. w. Phister OF Salt
Lake were here Thursday visiting Mrs.
John Mitchell.
Mr., and Mrs. George Fisher have re-
turned from Gunnison after a brief visit.
James McCloud has returned to Car
field after spending few days IN Boun-
tiful,
Mrs. David Compton of Evanston and
daughter, Maud. arc here visiting Mrs.
Jane Lewis.
Miss Iona Broberg has returned TO Salt
Lake after q short visit in Bountiful.
A. w Sabine left for Council, Ida, to-
day on business.
Miss Lyle Mitchell has returned from
a pleasure trip to ISamas,
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Frazier OF Park
City spent a few days In Bountiful last
week, having only recently moved from
Jerome, Ida, to Park City. where Mr.,
Frazier has accepted a position at the
Daly-West mill as superintendent
"Kine Jared" the new play written by
Attorney L c. Robinson, is being re-
hearsed at the Bountiful opera house and
will be given q try-out here before going
on the road. The play is founded on the
Book OF Mormon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, w. Wiley have re-
turned from pleasure trip In an auto.
having visited several counties in the
state. with Attorney and Mrs. John Pope
OF Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr Of Twin Falls
Ida. were in town Sunday as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Carr.
Henry Moss and Moroni Moss have re-
turned from trip to Chicago.
James Howard Jr.. and Ephraim Man
tie returned Friday from Chicago
William Lawson and William Moss left
for Wasatch Tuesday on business trip.
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LOGAN.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN, Aug. 27.-Mrs. Harold Peery
of Ogden, who has been visiting Mrs.
Horace Nebcker, was the guest Of honor
Monday at n delightful bridge tea given
by Mrs Nebeker. The rooms were ar
tistIcally arranged with fall flowers. and
the guests wore seated at three tables.
Miss Taylor Of Provo was also guest
OF honor.
Mrs. Clayton Teetzel entertained at a
dinner party Tuesday. complimentary to
her sister, who Is visiting in Logan. The
table was arranged with a low mound OF
flowers, and covers were laid for six.
Among the Logan people attending tho
wedding of Miss Smoot and Ariel Carbon,
which took place Thursday at the home
Of Senator and Mrs Reed Smoot in Pro-
vo, were Mrs. Lucy Carbon, Mrs. Luther
NJ. Howell. Miss Nan Nlbley. Miss Ruby
Nebekcr, Guy Carbon. Mr. and Mrs. lie
Roy Carbon and Miss Grcta Carbon
DR. and Mrs. T, 3. Bulge have re-
turned from pleasant two weeks visit
at Bear Lake.
William Spiclser reached Logan. Mon
and son will make their home in Logan,
where Mr.. spicker will be engaged at
the Agricultural college.
Miss Rae Campbell returned to her
home in the city Wednesday. after a
pleasant two weeks visit in Logan, the
guest of Miss Blanche Caine and Misses
Alton and Genevieye Thatcher.
Mrs Elsie Holt Of San Francisco Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Walters
Mr.. and Mrs. David Thomas, who have
been visiting Mrs. Kate Preston, have
returned to their home in the city.
Lyman Martineau and family left
Thursday for their home in Salt Lake
City. after a pleasant summer spent at
the Martineau farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nibley are visit
Ing In Logan.
Mrs. R. L. Campbell spent the early
part OF the week at the Emefs camp In
Logan canyon
Mrs. Ezra Carpenter and Miss Lulu
Carpenter of Salt Lake the the guests
OF Mr., and Mrs. VIII Watson.
Mrs. Horace Nebeker is visiting with
Ogden friends,
Mrs. s.. FlacF, who has been visiting
In Logan, from Boise, left for her home
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy Carbon were
guests at the Bacon camp, in Logan
canyon, Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs L. T. Curtis Of Mexico
are visiting with Logan relatives.
Mrs. Harry Parker and little daughter
are visiting In Salt Lake.
Mrs. ]. C. Hansen entertained at an
informal dinner party at her home
Thursday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. r, Cooms OF Park
City spent the carly part of tho week in
Logan.
George Torgenson, Horace Nebelser, R.
i. Campbell, Charley Hansen and Mr..
pleasant weeks camping in Logan can
yon.
Congressman Howell spent the week in
Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Teetzcl and children have
returned from Logan canyon.
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Salt Lake s:45 q. m. and 600 p. m.
Round trip $100. Ten other trains.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-14
legal Notifies.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.


WHEREAs Albion K. Hooper, of Ellis
mortgage deed da' ed February Is, 1889. and
recorded in the registry OF deeds for said
county. book 2Sa. page ISL, conveyed to the
Hancock county savings bank. . banking
corporation located in said county, the fol-
lowing de scribed real estate, namely:
a certain lot or parcel OF land with all the
buildings thereon standing, situated In Els
worth Aforesaid. lying south OF the road lead
. line described as follows. 10 wit: Begin
ming at post on the southerly side OF said
road, and about and "A 100 rods westerly by
said road from the range OF the west END Of
the dwelling house OF James +. Hooper. late
OF said Ellsworth, deceased; thence running
south, Is degrees west by post aud rail fence,
and % 100 rods; thence south. 4 degrees
west 20 Patterns pond. Also = certain piece
of land on the northerly side OF said road. be-
ginning at copical stone marked with .
cross, situated on the northerly side Of said
road and IL and 4s-i0o rods westerly by said
road from the range Of the westerly end OF
the James +. Hooper dwelling house; run
ming thence north n degrees, - minutes
degrees, Is minutes west, 50 and 40 100 rods;
thence north 81 degrees west, 81 and s. 100
rods to land Of James Carter; thence by said
Carriers land to The highway before men
OF beginning. Meaning and intending TO con
vey my homestead farm at West Ellsworth.
And whereas the Hancock County savings
bank, by inst rument dated March 81. 1905 and
assigned the said mortgage and the note and
debt thereby secured. 10 the undersigned
now therefore. by reason OF Q breach OF the
conditions OF said mortgage, / claim q fore
closure OF the same, and give this notice for
Dated At Ellsworth. Maine. Nov. %. 1910.
SOLOMON j. TREwoRGY,
BY his attorney. Harry L. Crabtree.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-14
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

"HEREAS Harriet S. Devereux and PAUL
w line Faye Devereux, both of Castine,
Hancock county. State Of Maine. by their
mortgage deed dated February nj tn, .. d,
1907, and recorded in the registry OF deeds for
said Hai cock county. in book l38, page $40,
conveyed 10 the Kenduskeag National Bank, .
corporation existing by law and having its
place OF business in Bangor, Penohscot coun.
ty, Maine. certain lot or parcel Of land with
the buildings thereon. situate IN said CAstine,
in the county OF Hancock afore said, bounded
ano desc ribed in said mortgage As follows:
Begin ming on the southeast side Of Water
Dresser; thence southeasterly by said Dres-
ser's line to low water mark; thence north
ea-terly by low water mark to land OF Charles
Pate rson; thence northwesterly BY said Pat.
terson's land 20 Water street, thence along
the southeast side Of said Water street south
westerly 10 the place of beginning; together
with all ways and rights Of way belonging
ther. to, except the right Of free dockage on
the northeasi side Of Dresser and SArgent's
wharf.
And whereas said mortgage deed and the
debt Their. b. secured we're sold and duly a.
signed by the said Kendusk-Ag National
Bank to Marion l. CLARK. Of said Castine, By
deed Of assignment dated September II, . d.
1910, and recorded in said registry Of deeds,
in book 474, page 2S7;
And whereas the condition Of said mort
gage has been and still remains broken and
unperformed; now. therefor. by reason, OF
the breach OF the condition there OF, / claim Z
foreclosure Of said mortgage and give this
notice tor that purpose.
December l, q. d. 1910.
MARION L. CLARK.
BY her attorney. Elmer p. Sponord.
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oslasA visk - hestAss. cAazsss var.sn.
rio = ~.
nGiss nnna q. ward~sll IN wsdnss-
day 10 fssams ~ sssdiss st ~ normal
school.
Nix Ads r. Conner y hons from
Castins, after - sbssno Of several
months.
Percy Wasdwsll ID hons from Castins,
whore he has besn employed painting
since lkss spring.
Charles and Frank wardwell are hshing
in Penobscot bay. Neil Wardweli finds
. good sale for the hsh in Castine and
Penobscot.
irving Conner has moved his family to
North Ssdgwick, where they will reside.
Mr.. Conner will continue his work ct the
Ames farm.
Winfred Lafkin, who il in the trapping
business, recently caught . fox, two
minks, nve skunks snd two weasels which
be sold for nearly "a.
DEC. II. L,
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oREA.

The many friends Of Mrs. Daniel Young
are glad to know that she is getting bet
ter.
Mrs. Grace Bryant is very i'll. Her
mother, Mrs. Emma Stewart, is caring for
her.
The infant daughter Of Ralph Stewart
and wife 10 very III, threatened with pneu-
mouiA.
Miss Maude Stewart is at home from
South Gouidsboro,. " here she has been the
past three weeks.
Miss Olive Norton has been at home
from Bar Harbor for a few days, but ex-
poets to go back again Monday.
Nathan Young, who has been here lob
ster fishing since September, has returned
to his home at West Gouldsboro.
Dec. IL. 3.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF HANCOCK as: = November Is,
YNAKEN this 2Sth day of Novembss. . d.
i 1910. ct nine O'Clock in the fore noon, on
execution dated November Is, D. d. 1910, Issued
day Of 0esoSe., :. .. $50 b. M The seps1ior
court holden at Portland, within and for The
county OF Cumberland. in the state OF Maine,
Hrst Tues day Of October. .. d. 1910, in favor Of
shaw. Hammond q Carney, corporation in
corporated by and under the laws OF the State
county Of Cumberland, against Aanford y
Linneten, Of Surry, in said county Of Ham
cock, for seven hundred sixty eight dollars
twenty. three dollars and eleven cents le3s III
costs Of suit. and will be sold by public auc.
tion At the Office Of r. B. Snow, in Blue
highest bidder. on the 10th day OF JAnu-
AIRY, d. 1911, at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon, the following described real -
tate, the record title Of which was, At the
time OF the attachment there hereinafter
mentioned, in one Addie r. Linneken, NJ eli
the right. .itle and interest which said Man
ford Il. L.nneken has and had in and to the
same on the twenty second DAY Of February,
q. d. 1910, At eleven O'Clock and forty ave min
utes IN the forenoon. the lime when the Same
in which said Judgment was rendered, 70 wit:
certain lot OF parcel OF land situated in
5urry. in the county OF Hancock. and state Of
Maine, and bounded and described ~ follows,
namely:
Ncrtherly by the road leading from surry
land OF Frank CLARK, westerly by land Of the
heirs Of Jonathan Dow, cont aiming twelve
(l2) acres more or less, and being part Of the
Merrill estate sold to N. E. Linn e ken by Mary
Freethy.
Also another lot or parcel Of land in said
surry, bounded and described ~ follows.
namely:
Being all that part OF lot Number 81 lying
easterly Of q line drawn from . road leading
by the Merrill camps 70 poplar tree ON shore
OF Patterns pond. and including Long
Point. SO CALI d, and the Merrill camps, and
containing seventy 10y acres more or less-
The last described lot being all that part Of
said lot Number 81 which was reserved In
deed from said Manford e. Linneken TO Der.
trand e. Clark which deed Is dated Novem-
Der Is, 1905 and recorded in the Hancock
county, Maine, registry Of deeds, In volume
400 page 1855. WARD w. WEscOTT,
Deputy Sheriff.
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CASTINE.

Joseph Peterson, Of Rockland, spent
Sunday with his family.
Miss Lillian Thombs is very ill. All
hope for . speedy recovery.
Sewall Perkins and wife are spending
several weeks in Boston with friends.
Mrs. John Sawyer, IT,, is spending short
time with friends in Boston and vicinity.
The winter term of the normal school
commenced Wednesday. There are about
100 students.
The town schools opened again Monday
for the winter term, with the same
teachers as last term.
At the regular meeting OF the o. E. s.,
Thursday, the following officers were
elected: W. NJ, Mrs. James Norton; W.
p, DR.. Saunders; A. NJ, Mrs. John Bill
ings; conductress, Mrs. George Ward
well; associate conductress, Mrs. Harry
Saunders; treasurer, Mrs. X. B. Brown
secretary, Mrs. Walter G. Brown.
Dec. II. G,
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IsLEsFoRD.

There is to be no Christmas tree at the
church this year.
Rev. A. P. Macdonald held a preaching
service in the church Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Edward Black left last week for Port
land to accompany his mother home from
the hospital in Portland where she has
undergone successful operation.
Miss Grant, who was expecting to
teach the winter term OF school, il
stricken with pneumonia, and Miss Emma
BODICE, of Bangor, is to take her place.
The friends Of Miss Grant are anxious for
her speedy recovery.
Dec r. a
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WINTER HARBOR.

r. c. Smsllidge is spending few weeks
in Boston.
Miss Alice Roberts, who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
Clarence Coleweli, OF Prospect Harbor,
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Rolf, who has been visiting
relatives at Bar Harbor, returned Friday.
Mrs. Charlotte Farley, OF Bar Harbor, is
in town Tor few days, the guest Of Mrs.
Small.
Alfred Merchant and wife were at East
Sullivan last week, guests OF John Ferrin
and wife.
George Mathews and wife have moved
here from Bar Harbor, and are occupying
the Mrs. Sumner house.
Mrs. Linnie Smith and Miss Lena Joy
havs gone to Maiden, Mass, where they
have employment for the winter.
Henry E. Frazier has returned from
Boston, where he has had employment as
engineer several months.
The Winter Harbor orchestra gave
COuCtft huu OhA1 ~ kuo Town uhll 68tuE-
Gay evening. AL report pleasant time.
The Baptist circle held its annual sale
and supper at the vestry Wednesday
afternoon and evening. In spite OF the
unfavorable weather, about $50 was real
lied.
The fall term in the primary, inter-
mediate and grammar schools closed Fri
day, after thirteen weeks session. The
teachers will spend the holiday vacation
with relatives out of town.
At the annual meeting Of Winter Har-
Dor lodge, F. and A. NJ, held Wednesday
night, the following officers were chosen:
W. NJ, Harold e. Sumner; 8. w., William
E. Gerrish; J. w., Frank A. Turner;
secretary, b. F. Sumner; treasurer, Everett
w. Smith; =. D., Twin N. Wiley; J. D.,
e. e. Torrey. The installation and enter
tainment will be held probably Dec. n.
Dec. II. T..
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

"HEREAs Albion X. Guptin and vinai
w r. Guptill, both OF ellsworth. Han
cock county, Maine, by their mortgage deed
dated september II, 1908, and recorded In the
registry OF deeds for said county, book -,
page 4oe conveyed to G. g. Burrill. Of said
tate, namely:
All our real estate and all our rights, privi.
leges and easements In. over and upon reaI
estate situated in the county Of hancock, aud
STATE OF Maine, title TO which 10 now vested In
MS or either Of US, either under recorded OF
unrecorded deeds, or TO which We may be n
any way entitled In Law or equity, however
the same may be desci ibed;
And whereas q. 9. Barrill Aforesaid. By in
strumeDt dated March q, 1893, and recorded
in said !egis'ry, b. oh ~. page NJ, assiensd
the said mortgage and the nots and debe
thereby secured to the undermened nov
therefore, BY reason OF breach 81 the coudi-
tivns OF said mortgage. I Claim iorecloeure
OF the same, and give this notits for that pur-
pose SOLOMON J. TABWOnaY,
BY his attorney, Harry Y. Crnbtree.
Dated At Ellsworth, Maine. Nev. ~ loie.
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WEST rREMoNT.

Mrs. Sarah A. Reed does mot gain from
her illness - fast - ner friends would
like.
Augustus Gordius and wife, who live at
Mckinley summers, moved home last
Tuesday.
Charles Tinker spent Friday night and
Saturday with his sister, Mrs. Wilder B.
Robbins.
Ray Robbins, who has been at work ct
Seal Harbor, came home Saturday to
attend school.
The children's circle met Saturday with
Theresa NJ. Lunt. It will meet with Katie
Pomroy dec. II.
Calvin Gordius and wife, Of Mckinley,
have moved to Delma Rich's house at the
foot OF Colts hill.
zelma Norwood spent Saturday and
Sunday on the Point with Grace and
Marguerite Clark.
Mrs. l. W. Rumill, with daughter
Marie, on Sunday visited her mother, Mrs.
Zalma 8. Clark, who has been i'll.
Edwin Ingalls,, who has been in LAmoine
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Hollis Austin,
came home last week to attend school.
Ashbury Lopaus and wife visited Mrs.
Lopaus' parents, Capt. Adams Reed and
wife, OF the Duck Island light station, last
week.
Benjamio Colt, who has been working
for F. W. Lunt, went to Seal Harbor to
work this week. Alvin Wallis will 60
soon.
The young people were much disap-
pointed in not having the dance Wednes-
day, Nov. 30, 1t the X. OF P. hall, - was
expected.
Tho ". 7. I. society met with Mrs.
Edwin Lopaus Dec. 9. Only few mem
bers were present, owing to illness and
absence Of many for the winter.
Schools began this morning. The gram
mar grade 10 taught by Miss Norah Nc
Kinny, who boards with Mrs. Robbie
Rumill, and the primary by Miss Louise
Heath, of Seal Cove. This is Miss Heath's
third term in this room.
Dec. II. THELMA.'
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CENTER,

school begins to-day, with Miss Linnie
Stanley as teacher.
Miss Julia Holstead, of Massachusetts,
is at the home Of her brother, Orville
Bartlett.
The children Of Z. J. Reed and George
Butler, also Mrs. George Freeman and
little George have all been i'll Of grip the
past week.
Miss Rena Reed visited Mrs. James
Gray last week. Miss Reed and Miss
Carmen Harper left for Castine Friday to
attend normal school.
Dec. IL. 8.
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NORTH PENossCor.

J. r. Haney, > former resideut here, has
gone into trsds in Belfast with hin
brother Elisha
Bufds Hatch hss returned to her school
in Pittsneld, after spending her two
weeks vacation q home.
Roy Leach has been conducting the AZ
fairs Of the once OF tax collector during
the illness Of Collector B. II. Leach.
FloreDce z. Hartman, Of Haverhill,
Macs, spent fss days with her parents,
Charles Leach and wife last week, while
on business trip here.
We have had . long cold spell with very
little snow. The wheeling il rough,
especially on roads that have been rebuilt
wholly with dirt since July.
On Thursday Charles Grindle hauled his
ice-ho from his old farm to his present
homestead, formerly the John Haney
place. distance Of one and one-quarter
miles.
Jennie Hatch, who has been ct work in
Brewer several months, returned home
last week. She went to Castine Sunday to
resume her studies at the normal school.
But two deer have been shot in this
vicinity during the present open season,
though many have been on the trail and
several wounded deer have been reported.
An unusually big one has been seen
several times, but seems to be shot proof,
like the phantom moose We read about
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COUNTY NEWS


49, -. ~~s IL. 81.
so. 49,. 800 -. -
inso - .--...s-s
Pain'e1 -
Miss Asty one 70 Asssa-
chusests ~ snsookn tno
holidays. - -" MO- se"e sesoh'as
for yesf -
Mrs. Ads Parker has bssn Visiting hsr
sou Jesse Tor . week o. morn ct Budalc, N.
T.. who're - has . hns position in .
telephone sxchAnge.
Harry Kelly, who has been 20 prompt
.,d faithful In his duty a. uaiesman ON
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Harvey Bunker is selling his hay to 8. 8.
Scammon.
J. T. Clark is confined to the house with
rheumatism.
Dallas Tracey is at home from Columbia
Falls, where he has been teaching.
Mrs. Ruby Bragdon and children visited
her mother in Waltham last week.
The water problem is getting to be a
serious one here. With one or two ex-
captions, wells are dry for miles, and
streams are frozen, making it Q tedious
task to supply water for the family and
stock.
Dec. u. T.
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mt TAsrsday aflssnooa - sssains.
rnsss vm b . esssd-bsss ssppsF, VIA
I'll ths sxtrss sad p,snsy Of "
Thia community - grsssly shoeksd
and saddsned ~ tie dsath Of Jamsk So
vsy. H was vsil known and liksd hsrs
~ every one. He LIVED hsrs uhsn Z boy.
Much sympashy y isls Tor ths relatives.
Dsc. Il. a
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Make . note nav to get Ely's Cream BAN
se1er or cold in the head. 1t 10 purifying and
soothing TO the sensitive membrane That h ,ss
the air-passages. II Is made 70 ovetgome as as
centiye relief, There Ii NO cocaine or mef-
curv in t. Do not be talked into tskins
substitute for Ely's Cream beim. al Al 1 1rs,s
nm seli It. Price &c. Mailed oy My nlos''
s. Warren Street, New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-14

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed administra-
tor OF the estate OF
ISAAC N. COLE, late Of BROOKLYN,
in the county Of Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds IS the Law directs All per
sons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired to preseu
the same for settlement, and ali indebted
thereto are requested to make payment TN.
mediately. FRANK w. Cola
Brooklin, Nov. rs, 1910.
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NORTH CAsTINE.

Leonard Coombs, Of Bangor, is in town.
Capt. J. E. Blodgett and wife are visit
ing relatives In Surry and Ellsworth.
Miss Marion Coombs, OF Islesboro, be-
gins the school in the Emerson district to-
day.
Mrs. Daniel Webster, with her daughter
Mabel and son Greyson, spent Suns.sy in
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MARlAvrLLE.

MYs. Albion Jsilison 10 III.
irwin Carter shot nne buck Saturday.
Dr. U. G. Morrison shot tine buck Sat-
urdsy.
Mrs. Charles siisby, who mas been very
III, u convalescsnt.
The grangsrs have decided to have .
Christmas trss Il tbs grange hall Dec ~.
The public u cordially invited.
Dec Il g.