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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-14

'ut- q. ,pu chance. and / know you're the sort to
'n.r Here's where you can got squire with
ELY Here's Sherc you pay me back Tor throwing you
over ana taking up with another man! Oh, SEES, you
can do II! You can do 10 easy enough! And you VIII.
You VIII jost ride on your way and leave us here 90
die. Very good, Geuc-ulRhty good, Indeed Go,
Go. Tor all care ia rather lie here and d'r wiih
IoH tltaR he saved by you without him. Bgt rc.
member this. Gene ROct-the black curse rides WITH
YOU, aud, though con reach the post This tuo. thc
day viii come and come soon when you'U TIsh 90
God you had died of thirst ont here The desert"
Quietly Gene got 60 his feet Quietly poo toak ore
slow step toward her suddenly Hc r-.Dprd both ~
her wrists and. ~ she screamed n1fu at tre ours
twist he gave them lung her s.if PROSTATE on f.e
sand
Il told you 90 sIt down" hc said and hn dId u0t
raise bis voice 10 say It .Now. tron. hc continued
rs he looked at her. rneumben' nefur Iim "dYut So
on at hail cock haven't said ser nn.. vas enue
Go do. have ~
From her burning bed SIC save hm only snuco
glare Cor answer
Have IT, he repeated.
Again she disdsined reply and Rock teamed for
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-14

thinI~"
Rock NuShed-ths hard, dry laugh OF the man who
knows
"UsedY he said. ut amt question OF what you're
used to- It's question OF what you are. In this here
Tom q or amt he? An II he's a man. who's n
better man-him meT'
Painting from his unaccustomed enort at speech ne
leaned far toward her His great horny hands work
ed conVusively His rough flannel shirt, open at
base OF his thick neck, half displayed heavy, hairy
chest His hard, brick baked face, with its
bic of beard down which coursed the shining sweat
was close 20 hers. and his mighty breath beat be.
tween her half yelled eyes hotter than the sun.
She raised trembling helpless ma nd bet wcen them
"bou'ti" She whispered. Don't Gene-dOntT" But,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-14

ewes ave s.u.. urf bauo frl iiopotcstly ana hsr
hnr@l.1's unar aroopcd forward.
WHO roar iu which there wore 90 words he took
'"i .'s !'Ou arms ana uncd her. sun ike q sick
nuid f1 Vic saddle ~ the Droncho
~ h"- I've better 0au uowT' he gssped "ssv f.
ours }0r ana then as she ra iscd Der crimson rps
'owar hl' fncc hc shook back his red head IN nercs
refusal a"d followed again. "say t"
s'" op".rd lor eyes n0w-aud her eyes we're anaHs
Gene Gene" SHE cried snd flung both arms shout
of. neck
N vas ih" nolreut ~ decision VIII siuRts twist
NJ '7 right haun no dashed hc. from him, his sprn
ia.H .21u. boo nim'n. I.,r. The woman fen
I'd" ..r.7. ''. .'o.1 r..r's back
b" 'I.a fha- '.... aII I vsstsa 70 gBo9v
Sire NHrn.'. r.u II .ft hIur
o.'r '..r DOB sauH .. .hs bsd indicated bs
''0'I " d'.'... uan |H..r TOO. he bauaae~d
n3 r' r' .u .I'H f.. ..f. ...u ~ urr.rrlI az.
aH. '. ...e a.eu .ls s.arrc.v
"H' NpHan diua rude shelter ana fhen.
'.. ' r'" u... ".... rntum.rk 10 tns
empty Ta i..... .H. ..... .I f.srg or enemy.
H.eht tnI upon 1w O, u.- Hopeless iookout-ths
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Il If1IlE

aud out here to II there 3
any help"
Il thought you said they done shot
MN" .--
His es-hls legs broken" '-
is that a?"
Its enough 10 kin him. He's In
fever. He's bleeding yet-or was when
left him And we've no horses and
water
To all this last Gene appeared to
give small heed
Only broke his leg" he murmured
renectirely. Gee. they "A been
drunk"
But the woman leaped to her feet
and held out her hands
Gene" she repeated-"Gene. don't you see what
mean; While were sitting here talking he's over
thcre-Tom Ard he may he dying! My Tpm."
Rock lid not rise. He SWING a hard Low gaze
upon her
Lucy" he commanded "sit DOWN
Her eyes widened.
You WHAT" she Eamucrcd
sit down.
She did not obey. instead face worked from
terror 10 hatred She clinchcd her hand. ia her
cracked voice rs she answered his orders there rang
the scream OF ancient Ceiui curses.
DO you mean-dU you mean YOU won't do IT, Gene
Rock? DO you mean that YOU strong aud big
aud well with horse and hurro tnd-and water,
won't save us? You dr. "h? know YOU do! know
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so, then" he concluded. "iers's
Tcm-your Ton-Ton Duxan-tho pale
faced, handy legged ink singer you
shook me for He rides out with you.
don't hel Out with his wife. by thun.
deri He's set on by a pack OF white
livered DRINKS. aln't ho7 An no sin't
got the nerve to lick 'em-not even for
youl The calls got 60 quit for a bull
let In one legl He amt got even the
nerve TO git killed.
She had half risen again aud was
leaning upon one outstretched arm, the
other hand pressed between hcr toss.
Sag breasts.
Tit wasn't his fault" she staus.
mered. "He-it--he's not used TO auch
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-31

day. Her sister Alice accompanied her
home for . short vacation.
The remains Of Sidney Clark, Of Bos-
tor, we're brought here Sunday for inter
ment.
Gussie McCollum and wits, who have
been visiting in town, returned to Boston
Saturday.
Rena Springer came home Sunday from
Northeast Harbor, where she has been
employed.
Mrs. NJ. B. Joy and Miss Lillian Young,
of Sandy Point, Visited Mrs. g. P. Cline
one day last week.
Miss Eta Springer, who has been ct
home some time suffering from nervous
trouble, will resume her duties in the
West Sullivan exchange to-day.
Robert Stanley and wife and Mrs. H. T.
Wilbur, OF Bar Harbor; Mrs. Charlotte
Hodgkins, OF Bangor, and Miss Lola Dyer,
OF Brockton, Mass, were recent guests OF
Mrs. c. Z. Googins.
Ray Lewis, agent at Franklin Road, has
been transferred to Tomah, and will leave
to-day for his new position. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis have made many friends here,
who will regret their departure.
Aug. q. Avon.
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GOULDsBoRo.

The program for the Tracy reunion at
Gouldsboro point Saturday, sept. 3, is -
follows: Forenoon, social greetings and
preparations for . picnic dinner in the
grove ct noon. Afternoon, business meet
ing ct 10, followed BY entertainment as
follows: Music; prayer, Raw. Mary Ma
comber; presidents address; reading,
Miss Addie GuptiIl; song, Miss Flora Foss;
recitation, Miss Marion Tracy; song, Misa
Nettie Rolfe; reading, Mrs. Annie Tracy
recitation, Miss Marshie Weston; remarks
by visiting kinsmen.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Reuben Merchant, who has been
very Ill, is still quite poorly.
Mrs. Gleason Scammon, OF East Frank
lin, with children, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Arno Bowden.
Arno Wooster is having his buildings
underpinned, an addition built, and other
improvements made.
Miss Ethel Bunker returned home
Sunday, after an extended visit with
relatives in Franklin.
A ball game between Steuben and North
Sullivan Saturday resulted in . victory
for the home team. Score PAT.
Two large three-masted schooners and
several smaller vessels have loaded stone
the past week. Business 10 good.
Robert Heyworth Look, Of North Jay,
left last Tuesday after weeks visit with
his sister, Rose Heyworth Bowden.
Aug. y. NJ.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Hutchins and Mrs. Foss, Of Boston,
are with the Bradburys this month.
The Clark reunion was held Aug. Is. A
good time and large attendance are re-
ported.
The annual G. A. e. picnic will be held
on Labor day-Monday, Sept. s. at Hardi-
sons grove. This will be the king OF pic
mics. Everybody from every where is in
vited
A party consisting of Mrs. Martie Smith
and family, Mrs. Jennie Berman and child,
OF Boston. Gladys Butler and Richard
Dyer enjoyed blackboard ride to Han-
cock Point Saturday.
The town was billed announcing that
W. r. Pattangall and Frank 4. Mace,
would appear here on the evening OF Aug.
n, and tell about the depletion Of the
State treasury, and the nesrness OF State
bankruptcy, but for some reason not plain,
the speakers did not appear, and the peo-
pie are still in ignorance.
Aug. %. CHEER
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Phronetts Smith, who has been quite III,
10 convaiescing.
A girl baby came to the home OF Edwin
Royal and wife August Is.
Mrs. Newell Trip IL spending . few
weeks in wsterviiis with Mrs. A. l..
Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hearst, OF New York,
were guests OF d. Y. Mcfarland and wife
recently.
Miss Margaret Young. who 10 employed
in Ellsworth, spsnt the weekend with
her parents, w. A. Young and wife.
Mrs. Robbie Norwood, with daughter
Hops, Of Southwest HArbor, 10 visiting
her parents, u. b. Coxgins and wifs.
Mn. J. Wesley Bowdsn, of Castins, 10
visiting her mother, Mrs. Abhis Austin.
Her little niscs, Doris Champion, who has
been with hsr several weeks, returned
home with her.
AuR. %. "
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061ttsemmt&
Happy Results
Have Made Many Ellsworth
Residents Enthusiastic.

No wonder scores Of Ellsworth citizens
grow enthusiastic. It 10 enough to make
anyone happy to find relief after years Of
suffering. Public statements like the fol-
lowing are but truthful representations
OF the daily work done In Ellsworth BY
Doan' Kidney Pills.
Mn. John Meader, OF Ellsworth, Ms.,
says: 81 was 20 we'll pleased with the
benefit ! derived from Doan's Kidney rilla
In 1so2, that gave . testimonial ct that
time publicly recommending them. am
glad to say that have NO need Of kid
ney remedy since. For several years my
back was weak and sore and found IL
difncult to stoop or arise from . sitting
position. also had sharp pains in my
kidneys, which felt like the thrust OF .
knife. The kidney secretions we're very
irregular In psssses and caused me added
annoyance. Until procured Doan's Kid
ney Pills at Moors's drug stors. nothing !
tried did me any good This remedy went
directly 70 the ssst Of my trouble, how
ever, and brought about cure"
For sale By all dealers. Prics 80 csnts,
Foster Ailburu Co., Buealo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the sms-Doan's-and taks
no other.
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COREA.

Albert Foss, OF Gouidsboro, is employed
by 3. T. Squirting ~ mail carrier.
Mrs. Winsiow Young, who has been
visiting her parents at Addison, came
home Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Young came home SAtur-
day from East Sullivan, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Carl strout, with her two children,
OF Miibridge, spent Saturday with her
parents, Ezra Tracy and wife.
Cecil Stewart has moved his family to
Dyer's bay. where he Ia employed by
Elisha Bridges to tend his lobster pound.
Allen 9. knight, who has been pastor
here the past four months, will preach his
farewell sermon Tuesday, Aug. 30, much
TO the regret Of the people.
Aug. -. 3.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Harris Taylor and wife will return to
New York this week.
Mrs. Pearl Mcfarland, who has been
i'll, is much improved.
J. M. Milliken and wife, of Bar Harbor,
are visiting friends here.
Miss Anna L. Norris, Of Portland, IL
visiting ct Ii. c. Milliken's.
Fred Milliken and wife have been
spending . few days with relatives in
Surry.
Harris Taylor and wife and Watson
Springer and wife returned Friday from
q pleasant fishing trip at Molasses pond,
East brook.
Aug. y. SUMAc.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Miss Ivy DeBeck, OF Hancock, has been
visiting in town.
School begins this morning, with Miss
Della Bragdon teacher.
Miss verna Lawrie will leave this morn
ing for Littleton to teach school
Mrs. Bertha McPhee, OF Waterville, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lena Collar.
Misses Hazel, Letha and Rowena Wood
worth have returned from Gouldsboro, af-
ter three-weeks' visit with their aunt,
Mrs. Annie Rice.
Mrs. Ida Hardison, Of Eastbrook, died
suddenly last evening at the home Of hex
daughter, Mrs. Stella Butler, where abe
arrived yesterday.
Aug. -. T.
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WINTER HARBoR.

N. B. Jordan was in Ellsworth last
week on business.
Dana r. Hammond came home from
New York Wednesday.
Gsorge Heal and wife, of Lincolnvilie,
are guests OF William Coombs and wife.
Edward J. Hammond, Of Boston, ar
rived Aug. "a to spend . few weeks with
relatives.
John Adams and wife, OF Houlton, were
in town this week, guests OF Rev. &. 8.
Drew and wife.
Superintendent Of schools A. w. Cor
don was in town this week in the interest
OF the village schools.
William P. Guptill, who has been en-
ploy-d ct Bar Harbor, came home Thurs
day i'll Of typhoid fever.
DIR. A. z. Small and wife, Lester Mer-
chant and George Hamilton were in BAN
gor Thursday and Friday OF last week.
Mrs. Daniel Bickford, one Of the most
respected citizens of this town, died
Thursday, after an exceedingly painful
illness Of cancer. The funeral was held II
the home Saturday, Rev e. 9. Drew on,ci-
ating.
Aug. -. r..
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MARLBoRo.

Miss Vera Barry. Of LAmoine, is visit
ing friends hsre.
Miss Inez Ford, who has been away the
past two weeks, 10 home.
Charles Estey, Of New York, il visiting
his family here 1t their cottage.
Maynard Ford, who has employment in
Ellsworth, spsnr Sunday with his mother,
Mn Clara Ford.
Ars. Weslsy Ford and three children
have gone to North Hancock to spend Z
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SUNSET.


~ - 'A 49, : 49,
p-o
George cooien, VINO mas osen quite III,
wss OUT SUNDAY.
James smith, OF quincy, Aess., u d
NM. FREQ syivsssers
Carl Knowlton went to Castins wcdnes-
day on . camping trip.
T. l. Olmsted made short visit ct his
snother's cotta9s, s'Yslstsd, !" last week.
Nrs. Ida L. firnie. Of Quincy. Mass.. Ia
visltins her grandmother. Mr.. Dorothy
Eaton.
Mathew Tsv and hmilv. Of Quincy.
Mass.. an AMENDING THAR vacst, ON v,th
Mn, n. A. Holden.
No. :, -. u,.,.. IN -.
-...s- - ra- y.
present at .Tbe Fiur.
$685.. $3.50, a..
- - - - - .~s.- -
-. :. v...,I..- 49,.
~ Ann's nrown, OF Boston, ana H'
Eta van Amoefs, OF Nevoufypors, sN o.
ms. =. ". cyivestefs ior lev Weeks.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sARoENrvuI.E.

sARGENTvu.LE.
Miss Marjorie Sargent is visiting friends
here.
Herbert Hooper il ct home from Bar
Harbor.
Miss Vera N. Harding has gone to Scion
to teach.
Miss Emma Smith, Of York, Is visiting
friends here.
william Higgins has gone to Bcston,
where he has employment.
Fred Stafford and wife have returned to
their home In Faneuil, Mass.
Waldo 3. Kingsbury, oflMedford, Mass,
joined his family hare Sunday.
Miss Grace Prescott, OF Brooksville, 10
employed At Mrs. J. N. SArEsnt's.
Miss May whitmore, OF Southwest Har-
Dor, has been visiting friends in town.
Frank N. Grindai and wife returned to
their home in Roxbury, Mass, last week.
Albert Billings and Byron Wood have
gone to Caribou, were they have employ
ment.
Elnathan hinckiey and wife, Of Milton,
Mass, are guests of Eben Hincklsy and
wife.
Mrs. Lloyd Rcmick, Of Rockland, Mass.,
is spending few weeks with Mrs.. p. b.
Billings.
Mrs. Forrest Snow, OF Bluehill, spent
part OF last week with her aunt Ms. Mary
Miiliken.
Miss Catherine c. sargent spent last
week with her grandmother 1t North
Sedgwick.
Mrs. Charles r. Crockett, OF CAPS Roster,
is visiting her daughter, Mr.. Benjamin
c. Sargent.
Mrs. Charles Frixxeli and daughters
Florence and Bell have returned 10 their
home in Mattapan, Mass.
Harvard L. Grindal, wife and daughter,
OF Lynn, Mass, are spending few weeks
with George w. Grindai and wis.
Aug. .. SIM.
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EDEN.


George Crockett, OF Rockland, was in
town calling on friends recently.
Mrs. Hannah Harper, who has been
spending the past month with Mrs. r. A.
Andrews, returned TO Boston last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rouillard and son Irving, OF
Boston, were in town for . few days re-
Gently.
Rev. l. n. Bosworth, with his family,
OF Milbridge, is visiting his sister, Mrs..
Ephraim Alley.
Mrs. Charlotte Elliott, who hes been in
Ellsworth the past month, il homo.
The bungalow at Hadley's point il .
favorite spot for vacationists, many par
ties being entertained there the past
month.
Miss Susie Allen ID i'll.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins, wife and
daughter Hazel, Of lAmoine, were in town
one day last week.
Aug. Is. J.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN.
Pastor Provan left for campmeetins
Norday.
Benjamin Crossley tas purchased an
automobile.
Thomas Bragdon and wife visited Ba,
Harbor Sunday.
Misses Gladys and Marion Bragdon are
visiting in Bangor.
Mrs. John Coombs, of Prospect Harbor
Is visiting her sisters here.
Dana Dyer is in Aroostook county,
where he has employment.
Misses Errena and Leona DeBeck and s.
8. DeBeck, jr., are i'll OF measles.
Earl Patterson, OF Bangor. was Sum
day guest OF Miss Roberta Woodruff.
Miss Helen Harmon, OF Mscnias, visited
her sister, Mrs. mclaughlin, last week.
Miss Hyland, OF Philadelphia, stopping
ct the hotel, left for Bar Harbor Monday.
Mrs. Flossie Kendall, OF East Somer-
willie, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Fred
Donnell.
Misses Priscilla and Stella Clark, Of
Bangor, are guests Of their cousin, Mrs. L.
c. Brsgdon.
Miss Charlotte Haley, Of New York, has
been the guest Of her cousin, Miss Gene
We've aavey.
Miss Stella Dyer returned Wednesday
from Bar Harbor after spending several
months there.
Miss Mabel Seward, OF North Arson,
who was q recent guest of her sister, Mrs.
Maurice Foss, returned home Friday.
Miss Ellen Bragdon, who has visited in
Bangor and Greenbush, returned home
Saturday, accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Rena Barton, of Bangor.
Mrs. Efie Macomber and family, with
Mrs. Marion d. Higgins, OF Ellsworth, re-
turned Tuesday from Molasses pond,
where they enjoyed an outing Of two
weeks.
The grammar school ct the village COM
menced last week with James Thorne, Of
North Arson, teacher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thorne are boarding with Prof. Foes and
wife.
R. M. Woodruff and ]. w. BIaisdell, who
spent most OF Last week at Georges pond,
were nighttime fishermen. In Wednesdays
catch Of twenty bass and perch was Ave
pound bass.
With Messrs. Woodruff and BlaisdelI a.
carriage escort, the blackboard party to
Molasses pond, Thursday, included Mrs.
r M Woodruff and daurhter Miss Ro-
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THEY HAVE 4 DErrNIre PUaPosr

Folsy Kidney Pills give quick relief In cases
Of kidney and blndder ailments. Mrs. Rose
GiaseF, Tsrre Haute. Ind, tells the result In
her case. "Aftsr suffering for many years
ffo0 : serious case Of kidney trouble, and
found Foley Kidney FILLS the only medicine
that gave me . permanent cure. an again
able TO be mp and attend to my work. ! shall
PAncNAn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-31

10 courss,r observed Uncle Jerry
rssblss, 'sit costs hap TO livs now 'days.
but notice that The loudsst hcwiin'
about Il comes nom the fsiisfs that's
Twin bstssr now than thsy ever did b.
fore"
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs.. Calvin Hutchins is visiting her son
ysrd in Boston.
Miss Bernice Cline, who has been visit
Ing friends in Boston, came home Satur-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-31

Tonic in quality and action, quick In re-
sults. For backsche, headache, dizziness.
nervousness, urinary irregularities and rheu-
nathan. g. A. PARcHER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-31

A sudden attack ct night OF some form OF
Bowel Complaint may come to anyone. Every
family should be provided with > bottle Of
DR.. sBrH ARSoLD's BAIsAM. Warranted by
w. /. Partridge, Bluehill. Ne.
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SOUTH BLuEHILL..

John Pert left Sunday for his fali work
in corn shop.
II. Fernstrom started for his home in
Virginia Aug. %.
Mrs. May Carlton has closed her cottage
and returned to Bangor.
Miss Dorothy Bingham left Sunday to
visit friends in Maryland.
The dance in the hall Saturday evening
was well attended. Music by Crockett's
orchestra.
L. p. sibley, OF Somerviile, Aass., ar
rived at Allen Henderson's Thursday for .
weeks stay.
ford have returned from weeks visit in
SArgentville.
Alice Eaton and Carrie Ferrin have re-
turned from Bucksport, where they spent
. part of last week.
Elmer Eaton came from Bangor in his
automobile and visited friends and reia-
tives here this week.
Mrs. Shaw han and daughter Caroline, OF
Cambridge, Mass, are ct Charles Ander-
sons for few weeks.
Capt. Medbury Eaton, schooner Kate
L. Pray. sailed Aug. a with lo2 tons OF
coal for the lighthouse on Duck Inland.
Mrs. J. e. Bowen, son and daughter,
who nave spent the season 1t Abrsm
Duny's. left Friday, called hons suddenly
BY Mr.. Bowen's ill.sss Of appendicitis.
Aug. -. H.
Mrs. Ed. Simpson il visiting friends in
6tonington.
Mrs. Fisher made business trip to Bos-
ton last week.
Mrs. Mary Ware and W. J. johnson, OF
6edgwick, were the guests Of Mrs. Hattie
Day Sunday.
Guy Day, Of Dorchester, Mass, has
leased Mn. Nettie Days place, and will
move there with his family soon.
Au1 ~ q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-31

Impure blood runs you down-mskes Jon
an easy victim for organic diseases. Burdock
Blood Bittsss purihss the biood-cures the
caase-buflds yoa up.-AAss.
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e. j. Robertson has sold his small auto
mobile to party in Franklin.
The friends OF Miss Ellen Preble are
grieved to learn Of her serious illness.
Mrs. Moses Bartlett and two daughters
have returned to their home in Dixmont.
Mrs. Jellison, OF Sorrento, waited her
granddaughter, Mrs. G. g. Small, recently.
Mrs. Gertrude Sinclair, with her chill
dren, is visiting her sitter, Mrs. Grace
Small.
Mrs. Maude Martin, OF East Sullivan,
visited her aunt, Miss Mary Goodwin,
Sunday.
Mrs. H. II. Hammond and Mrs. Lottie
Jones, OF West Gouidsboro, were as e. e.
Hammond's Sunday.
Miss Edna Macarthur, of Midtown, is
to teach the BRIGHAM Hill grammar
school, and Miss Bertha McCourt, Of Pat
ten, the primary.
Aug. .. PHOEBE.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

John Walls, Who Il working in Dark
Harbor, spent Sunday 1t home.
Emma Norwood, with daughter Hops, il
visiting her parents In LAmoine.
Harold DurRin, Of Aedford, Mass.,
spent last week in town with friends.
George X. Sswall, wife and infant child,
Of Medford, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Sewaii's parents, Charles Cook and wife.
Ezra Lurvey, Of Cranberry Islss, was in
town saturday and Sunday Visiting his
sisters. He was on his way from Bsr
Harbor, whers he had been on business.
Rebecca Gilley, who has worked in the
telephone once 20 long, has been Obliged
to give up her work on account OF throat
trouble. She 10 gaining after two weeks
treatment in Bangor, and has gone to
Hartland for the benefit Of her health.
She il missed here BY her many young
friends, who wish for her speedy re-
covery.
Aug. -. SPEc.