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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28
An Old Lady Dies

Mrs. Mary Bernhart died at the nome
of her daughter, Mrs. c. F. DuBard,
in Charleston last Sunday evening and
her remains were brought to her old
home and inferred at the Spring Hill
bury1ng ground on Tuesday evening
She was a sanity character. Since
her childhood, she had been a faithful
member of the methodist church n 1t
can truly be said of her that her LIE
exemplifed the teachings of the Savior.
Mrs. Bernhart leaves several daugh-
ters and one son besides other near rel
atives to mourn her death.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. w. w. Mitchell who PAID a
touching tribute to the life of the de-
parted one.
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letter FROM A
FORMER RESIDENT.
MI. w. w. Trussell, Writes
of the Farm and the
Senatorial Situation.
D'Lo, Miss, Nov. 5, 19l0!S

ASOT 1880
Editor Sentinel:-Some ten years
have elapsed since | lived among the
people Of Grenada county, though l
have never forgotten them-people
with whom l walked worked and lived
for SO many years. I shall ever re-
member them, who, in times past hon
ored me at different times and in differ
ent capacities, as their servant. The
better part Of my life was spent in Gre
NADIA county. 1t is the county In which
| was born, and it gives me pleasure to
look back upon those days spent there.
True, the trials | had there were many,
but those troubles and trials only serv-
ed to make life the more true and the
place more sacred, because those trials
were common and served to unite US
all in n strong body. I'm sure that
the older people will readily see that L
allude to the struggles and trials which
that awful reconstruction brought upon
US. SO, remembering old times and my
SOOu lIle1luS DdCh III my hOiiO ON
ty," l am glad to talk with them
through the Sentinel in this intangible
way. The above thoughts flooded my
brain so when l took my pen in hand
that | could not refrain from express
ing them.
Were | not to mention farming to
you people, you might doubt whether
this were your old friend, or wonder
what change has come over me. Fol-
81 years l was a farmer in iGrenada
county and l still like farming. shall
ever honor and adore the man of the
field. | need not tell you farmers that
''you are the backbone of the nation
1.-THE salt of the earth" You have
been told that, and rightly so. Had
but one message for you it would be
1.-The day of drudgery on the farm i:
fast passing" and the scientific man il
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Called Meeting

Oct. 5. 1910.
Pursuant to a call of this date the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen met at
the City Hall at s o'clock 2. m.
Present, S. T. Tatum, Mayor; L. B.
James, Recorder;C laud Hall, Marshall;
S. A. Morrison, Attorney; j. H. Brown,
j. T. Keeton, T. E. Moody, E. L. Nc
Daniel, Aldermen.
On motion of T. E. Moody, seconded
by E. L. Mcdaniel an ordinance was
passed, by unanimous vote of all pres
ent, defining, regulating and prohibit
ing nuisances, which appears IN another
part of today's paper. Ordered that
the Board adjourn
S. T. TATUM, L. B. JAMES,
Mayor. Recorder.
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Wedding Bells

On Thursday afternoon, Nov. 8, at
4:S0 o'clock the blessings of heaven
were pronounced, by the Rev. j.. c..
Carothers at the Presbyterian church,
on the betrothal vows of Mr.. P. L.
Russell of Dallas, Texas, and Miss
Kate Thomas of this city. This event
is but the elimination Of an engage
mant of several years standing, during
which time love and devotion have done
4 their beautiful work Sand made two
hearts to know each other we'll.
The groom is a gentleman of the first
rank and is a travelling salesman for
a firm that only sells to the wholesale
trade.
Mrs. Russell is identified with Gre
NADIA by birth and by many other ties
that will never be broken. Her charms
of person are only exceeded by the
strength of her character which is
blended with a beauty and a simplicity
that mark her.sas a lady of unusual at
fractions. She will not only be missed IN
Grenada by a large circle of friends, put
Ser church and Sunday school will also
Ieenly feel the absence of her moving
spirit and splendid work. Owing to a
recent bereavement in the family of
the bride, only a few close friends and
relatives were invited to the marriage.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal pair took the north bound train
enroute for their Texas home.
The Sentinel joins their host OF
friends in rendering congratulations.
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The High School second team defeat
ed the team of the Hester School, by a
score of 5 to 0, in a well played foot
ball game last Friday afternoon. High
used good team work and showed up
well due to able practice under head
coach Barwick.
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Trespass Notice

All parties are hereby warned agains
hunting or otherwise trespassing OF
any of my lands just southeast o.
the corporate limits.
1T-11-3t J. T. HALLUM
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See Elicit Lawrence tor engraved
anniversary and reception invitations.
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CONTINUED on page ten.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-24

here Saturday, guests of Mrs. J. W..
Blaisdell.
John Bunker, of Turtle Lake, Wis, is
visiting his parents, J. g. Bunker and
wife.
Mrs. NJ. A. Browne, OF Washington. D.
c., arrived Wednesday for her annual visit
with her daughter, Mrs. j. w. Biaisdell.
DR.. s. 8. DeBeck. accompanied by his
wife and several mem bers of the order, at
tended the Foresters' convention at Calais
last week.
The Lowrie family will hold their
annual reunion at Molasses pond, East
brook, four days this week, commencing
Wednesday.
Mrs. Flora French Johnson, and daugh-
ter Helen, OF Lawrence, Mass, are guests
of Mrs. Sarah Bunker. Mrs. johnson was
a former resident here and old friends ex-
tend the glad hand.
Weather conditions were perfect We'd
nesday evening for the moonlight ex-
cursion down the bay, which WIS enjoyed
by large number. The affair was
under the auspices OF the Baptist choir.
Through the courtesy OF Mrs. J. t. Max
well, party OF friends were delighted to
ride to West Gonldsboro in her touring
car Wednesday. The company included
Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Helen Worcester,
Mrs. j. II. West, Mrs. NJ. F. Biaisdeii,
Mrs. Fl. +. Collins and daughter Virginia,
Miss S. A. Bracket and Master James
Maxwell. The party dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Dunn.
Aug D. u.
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sTuNINaToN.

c. p. Moon has returned from trip to
Sullivan.
Mrs. Long. OF Bluehill, 10 visiting her
son, J. Homer Long.
ID. J. Noyes and wife are spending va
cation ct Swans Island.
Harry Greenlaw has gone to Portland,
where be will have employment.
Hon. Sumner p. Mills and family arc on
. visit to Mrs. Mills old home in Farming
ton.
Mrs. Alpheus Robbins, Of Wollaston,
Mass, 10 visining her father, John l..
Thurlow.
John b. Doane, . native OF the Island,
but now OF Clinton, Macs, 10 visiting his
nephew, John y. Eaton.
John Pierce, OF the Mt. Waldo Co., has
been in town the past week; also NJ. g.
Ryan, OF the Ryan Parker Co.
The farm house Of William Candage was
burned last Wednesday. some OF the
furniture and out buildings were saved.
The place Is two miles from the village,
and before help could arrive the house
was doomed Mr.. Candage carried . small
insurance.
Aug. p. Mill.
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LAMOINE.

Earle Young, OF Corinth, came to-day TO
visit relatives in town.
Lowell Coggins and wife are visiting
relatives at Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. Arthur Squirting, OF Islesford, 10
the guest OF Mrs. Stratton and family.
Miss Abbie Padelford, OF waltham,
Mas, is spending few days in town.
Herbert Sanborn, OF saltwater, Is
spending = few days ct F. l.. Hodgkins'.
Mr.. Cook and daughter, OF Montclair,
n. j., recently visited Capt. Fred Hodg-
kins and wife.
Arthur Reynolds and family return to
their home in Derry, n. H., Thursday, az
ter spending the summer here.
DIR. Nathan Hodgkins, OF Lynn, Mass,
is spending a short vacation with his par
ents, F. l.. Hodgkins and wife.
John Hodgkins, who was accompanied
by his daughter Marion, OF bar Harb Dor,
spent the weekend with his father, d. d.
Hodgkins.
w. X. Salisbury and wife, E. NJ. King,
wife and son harold, and Mrs. Benjamin
Young spent Sunday with friends at
Beech Hill pond, Otis.
Mrs. w. r. Hutcnings entertained .
party OF little folks and = few OF her
friends Monday afternoon in honor OF the
first birthday OF her little granddaughter,
Esther Reynolds. Ice-cream, cake and
candies were served.
The many friends OF Rev. George F. Jen-
kins sympathize With him in the loss OF
his wife, whose death occurred Sunday AZ
ternoon at the home OF her son in Wilton.
Mrs. jenkins had been great sufferer and
had remained in an almost helpless condi-
ton for nearly three years. During the
two years she spent in Lamoine she made
many friends, although unable to leave
her home.
u
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OAK POINT.

F. L. Murch and wife visited in Seal
Harbor last week.
Raymond Mccarthy visited friends here
Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Colson and Vasco Carter visited
in Bar Harbor few days last week.
Mrs. Maurice Marshall and little daugh-
ter Louise are visiting relatives here.
Alvin Norwood and family visited John
Colson and wife Saturday and Sunday.
Lena Ladd visited David Marshall and
wife, OF Seal Harbor, one day last week.
Samuel Gray has gone to Bar Hsrbor,
where he has employment with Nathan
Ash.
Aubrey Alley, OF Seal Harbor, who has
been here the past month, has returned
home.
Mrs. John Dow, two children and little
niece, OF Methuen, Mass, who have spent
their vacation here, have returned home.
Miss Amelia Brown and Miss Ray Ros-
enthaw, OF Boston, who have been visit
ing Miss Browns sister, Mrs. Walter
Murch, have returned home.
Aug. q. G.
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CoREA.

James Clark, who has been TO Boston on
business, Is home.
Wood bury Lufkin and family, who has
been visiting at Swans Island, are al
home.
Mrs. Seamon Crowley, who has had the
rheumatism since last spring, Is very
poorly.
Erwin Bridges and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF . daugh-
ter. Aug. 10.
Mrs. Scofield, OF Prospect Harbor, is
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Erwin
Bridges, who is ill.
Mrs. Winslow Young, with son Clifford
is visiting her parents, Frank Dyer and
wife, at Addison.
Daniel Young and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Young's sister, Mrs. Foster
Tracy, at Bunker's Harbor.
Webster Donovan, wife and three chill
dren, OF Jonesport, are visiting Mrs.
Donoyan's brother, James Clark.
Roy Stewart, engineer on the missionary
boat Morning Star, spent Wednesday with
his parents, o. II. Stewart and wife.
Cecil Stewart and wife returned home
Monday from Bar Harbor. where they
have had employment the past few weeks,
Aug. o. s.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

+. E. Mace, of Great Pond, is q guest OF
A. p. Havey.
Mrs. Mints Biaisdell is guest of Mrs.
George Pettingill.
Mrs. d. A. PAtchen was Q weekend
visitor ct Bar Harbor.
DIR. 8. f. Phelps and family spent last
week at Tunk pond camp.
Fred w. Piaisted, OF Augusta, demo-
cratic candidate for governor, spoke At K.
OF r. hall Monday afternoon to q large au-
dience.
Friday evening the air was filled with
music % when the young business men,
friends and neighbors Of A. w. Cor don
serenaded him and his bride. The party
were Obliged to disperse, after strenuous
music making and calls for the bridal
party.
Aug. p. Vox PoPuLI.
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SEAL COVE.

Mrs. Thomas Mayo, OF Bar Harbor, was
the guest Of Mrs. c. II. Sawyer last week.
Mrs. Grace Clement, OF Camden, spent
part OF last week with her aunt, Mrs. w.
d. Walls.
Mrs. Elizabeth Racklifie, OF Rocxland,
is visiting her son, Bert Ober, and other
relatives in town.
Rev. Stephen H. Green and Rev. Samuel
II. lobe, OF St. Saviour's church, Bar Har-
Dor, held interesting services at the hall
Thursday evening, Aug. Is. A large
audience was present. The rite of baptism
was administered to seven--Misses Myra
Somes ana Bessie Robbins, and five little
children OF Owen Lurvey and wife, the
youngest babe OF FIVE months. The
platform, desk and organ were tastefuily
decorated with wild and cultivated
flowers, the most noticeable being the
handsome punches OF sweet peas from the
gardens OF Capt. w. H. Freeman, Pretty
Marsh. sent by him for the occasion.
Aug. ~. N.
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BRooKsvILLE.

Miss Grace wcscott, OF Cape Roster, Ii
with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Wes-
colt.
Fred W. circuit recently purchased =
valuable horse Of Oliver batemau, of
Cape Roster.
w. r. Hart, wife and child and Mrs.
Dora Turner returned to their homes in
Bangor to-day.
James L. Saunders, IT,, and Alvin Grin
die have been threshing for parties in this
place the past week.
Mrs. Bertha Coates. with children, OF
Medford, Mass, is visiting her parents, F.
NJ. Billings and wife.
Harold Herrick il boarding with his sis
ter. Mrs. l.. II. Billings, and cutting paw
ing at Bucks Harbor.
Mrs. Fred Perkins ana Miss Leila Per-
kins, OF West Brooksville, were guests OF
their sister, Mrs. 4. l.. Roberts, one day
last week.
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MARLBORO.

Mrs. Alonzo Harvey, after spending .
week at Seal Harbor, came home Saturday.
G. A. Clifford, who has been tenting at
the shore with his family, returned to his
home in Brewer Saturday.
Mrs. III. j. Goodspeed, who has been
visiting Mrs. w. J. Wanamaker, returned
to her nome in Massachusetts, Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Kelley and her daughter,
Miss Clara, after visiting friends here, re-
turned to their home in Bar Harbor Mon
day.
The pie supper ct Roland Hodgkins.
Saturday was well attended. pleasant
evening was enjoyed with games and
music.
Miss Dora Hooper, after spending 4
week at Nahum Hodgkins', the guest OF
Miss Maggie Harrison, returned to her
home in Franklin Sunday.
Albert Hodgkins came Saturday night
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

The annual gymhsnks took place at
Kimpaii's field Thursday afternoon Of last
week.
Rev. Rush Rhees, u. D., president OF
Rochester university, will be the preacher
Aug. IS.
Sunday was a busy day for the boat
owners, transporting visitors to and from
the cruiser North Carolina which lay at
anchor near Southwest Harbor.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARRoR.

The Jones restaurant closes this week.
Miss Mary NOVEL; and Miss Weatheroy
are guests at the Fuller home.
The Robbins firm has suspended BUSH
ness, pending financial settlement.
A. T. Richardson has lately added
veranda and balcony rail to his house.
Mrs. Jacob Mayo, jr., who has spent
three months with her sisters in Amherst,
returned home last week.
Deputy Collector Moor shows a more
than usually smiling face. Chief cause, q
fine boy born August Is. Mother and son
are doing we'll.
Rev. Carl n. Garland, pastor OF the
Methodist church at Bar Harbor, Will
occupy the pulpit IN the Methodist church
Sunday, Aug. 2s.
Rev. r. B. Mathews, OF the Congre-
gational church at Ellsworth, occupied the
pulpit at the Congregational church here
Sunday morning, Aug. n, giving an ex-
cellent discourse.
The Methodist aid society held its sum
mer sale at Masonic hall Tuesday, Aug. 49,.
The various tables found ready sale for
the needle work, cake, ice-cream. candy,
etc. The goose tent, where nickeis were
gobbled and packages returned by that
funny fowl, created much emmusement.
A vegetable festival in the evening was a
a great success, more money being taken
than ever before. All felt pleased at the
reward for their hard work, and are espec-
tally grateful to those friends who by thei:
interest and enthusiasm contributed so
largely to the success.
The armored cruiser North Carolina,
coming from Bar Harhor Saturday night,
came to an anchorage of the southern
end OF Greening island. On Sunday
ryorninU the aatect men visited the war
ship and extended to the officers and
sailors hearty welcome, and the freedom
OF the town. The day became second
edition Of Fourth OF July celebration,
the people fiocking in crowds to accept the
invitation OF the officers to inspect the
cruiser. At o'clock the ships band,
with goodly number of the crew, gave q
fine concert on the library grounds, win
ming hearty applause from the crowd
gathered to welcome and cheer the navy
boys. The North Corolina left port early
Monday morning.
One night last week that unwelcome
intruder, = skunk, invaded the hen-yard
of Eben Richardson. Hearing a COM
motion, Mrs. Richardson and her son
hastened to the yard and found two
chickens rolled in the dirt and nearly dead
and the remaining fourteen skurrying
around in great fright. After a close
search, no enemy could be found, so the
chicks were gathered up and put back in
to their boz. As he was turning away
the young man heard q scraping sound
in the box, and on investigation, found
that the fourteen chickens had beer
turned over to the tender mercy OF the
midnight marauder. A neighbor was
summoned, the chicks rescued and q shot
gun ended his skunkships career.
Aug. Y. SPRAY.
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NORTH oRLAND.

Mrs. Sarah Wood, OF Chicago, Is visiting
friends here for few weeks.
Il. J. SWEET and wife, after . few days as
guests Of W. r. Dodge and wife, went to
Holden Wednesday to visit friends before
returning TO their home in Newport.
A yoke OF oxen belonging to George
the pasture OF Charles Mumier Friday
night by unknown parties. They were
driven through to Bangor, passing
through Holden early saturday morning.
Aug. -. b.
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WEST SURRY.

Melvin Hartman and wife, of Bucks
port, called ON relatives here Sunday.
Capt. Benjamin Stubs OF Bucksport,
has been making improvements on his
place here.
Mrs. Frances A. Moore has returned to
Ellsworth Falls to spend the winter with
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Staples.
John w. Staples, of North Bend, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ashbeline Turner, OF
California, and Mrs. Henry Blaisdeli, OF
Surry, were in West Surry to visit Mrs.
Turner's cousin, Mrs. NJ. F. Campbell,
Saturday.
Aug. p. L.
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Mrs. Relief Perkins, one OF our oldest
and most esteemed women, died Saturday
morning, aged ninety three years.
Mrs. Perkins was born here, the daugh-
OF Jeremiah and Abigail Green. In her
youth she was married to Benjamin Bolton,
with whom she lived twenty-five years.
They brought up family OF six children
two boys and four girls. In 1850 Mr..
Bolton died, leaving the family to her care.
About two years after his death her home
with all its contents was burned. In the
same year her older son, Charles, died,
and in less than three years the second
son, George, died.
In 1852 she was married TO ]. w. Perk ms,
with whom she lived twenty-five years.
For the past fifteen years she had been
cared for by her daughter. Mrs. G. b. Mich
OILS. Three other daughters survive-Mrs.
Jane Farnhsm, Mrs. Lrcy Mills and Mrs
Lizzie Dodge. She had fifteen grandchil-
dren, nineteen great-grandchildren and
one great great-grandchild.
Services were held at the home Sunday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Rose,
pastor OF the Congregational church.
1nterment was at Mt. Rest.
Aug. y. c.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH BRooKsvILLE.

The friends OF Mrs. Anna Lymburner
are glad to know she il much better.
Mrs. Winsor Bowden is with her
mother, Mrs. Alonzo Snow, who is III.
W. G. Lawrence, OF Greenville, n. H., is
visiting his sisters-in-law, Nellie and
Grace Slower.
John Gould and Harry Benson, OF YER
mont, with their families, are guests At A.
A. Goodell's.
Mildred and Grace Roberts, OF Bangor,
are spending their vacation with their
grandmother, Mrs. Phyona Green.
Ira Cousins and Neal Dow went to Nc
Kiniey Thursday to be present at the con-
stitution OF the new lodge OF Masons.
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The Gladys Kiark Co. played in the hall
the first three nights last week.
The Kiark-Urban Co. began three
nights engagement Monday evening,
its opening bill being the comedy
drama, "His Last Dollar"
The young ladies and gentlemen OF St.
lguatius, church gave aeuchre party and
dance Thursday evening. Music was fur
nished by Kelley's orchestra.
Aug. %. Dusty RHODES.
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COUNTY NEWS.
AMHERsr.

Mrs. Eflie Shahn, OF Bar Harbor, is visit
ing her parents, George Rocick and wife.
Misses Marion and Laura Woods, Of
n. Jewett and wife.
Morris Sumner and wife, of Southwest
Harbor, were in town few days last week,
visiting Mr.. Summers parents, Peter Sum
ner and wife.
Irving and Bernard Sumner attended
the meeting Of the I. o. r. at Calais,
Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. IL and IL,
o. delegates from Court Amherst.
Irving Young and daughter Mabel, Bax-
ter walbridge and vile, and Edward Bra
ley and wife, all OF Bangor, were in town
saturday and Sunday visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Frank Durham.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. E. L. Lowell left on her return to
Blaine Tuesday.
Miss Z. c. Browne returned to Washing
ton, d. c., Thursday.
Miss Evelyn Dweliey. who has been ill
of measles, is out again.
The French family reunion will be held
It the town hall Franklin, Sept. s.
R.M. Woodruff and daughter Roberta,
OF Ridley Park, Pa, Joined Mrs. Woodruff
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ANNOUNCEMENT!

Owing to the fact that we have large amount OF
fall and winter goods hand that it is impossible to
dispose of in summer weather without sacrifice we
have decided to continue the business through the fall
and give the people of Ellsworth and Hancock county
the benefit of chance to buy these goods at prices
that will be to their advantage.
ONE ITEM.
School is about to commence and the boys will
need new suit We have an extra fine line of the
famous Ederheimer Stein Co.'s boys clothes i'm stock
and we you big money if you come to us
when you get ready to purchase their school outfit.
Thanking you for your past patronage, and as
surin you that we will do best to you to the
best of our ability during the balance Of stay in
Ellsworth, are,
Yours respectfully,
w. r. PARKER CLOTHING co.