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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-07
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-07

Caucasian, Aug. 81, 1911.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
R0ES THIS

Ne offer One HandrSd DOuAss Re EaEi ;1g Aay case oi CaLAETh that "a aoS 6s cared by uaI's CsiAESh Cure,
 F. J. CHENzY < co, Toledo, O.
 Ws. the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney toE the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable la Al business transactions. end ma cs4Ily abIs to carry out any Ooliga C0Rs made by the nEn. Waldins. Kin lAa X Marvin
 Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
 Halls CalAErh Cure ls taken inter a4lJ. aclas directly upon Q e blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Testimonials seat free. Price. 75C. pc oor a, Sold oy al tEuss s.
 Take Halls FamIy pills for con sI.pauoa-
 Adtress. P, J Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio
 Sold by Draggists, 75e
 Take Halls Family Pills fog COB supaGOn
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
ALASRAH5 TALK
 OF SECESSION

CORONA Alaska Feb. 2-A movement has been started Co have meetings held sa Co-loya Fairbanks and other cities % ask congress Co divorce Alaska, so that -J can annex ,tse'f Co Canada as -he oaLy possible relief Tor continued and oppressive burdens on pioneers, Busilessne1 are behind the movement
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
WHERE DOES
 HE BELONG?

CHICAGO, Maj, 8-E H. Gade, former Norwegian consul in Chicago and former mayer of Lake FOresg who reRouneed his American ci-izen- ship to return Co Norway and enter he diplomatic service, is just ROW a man without a country. The Nor Weslaa government has refused Co grant him citizenship uDtl ha has lived iR Norway two years, and so far he has failed % obtain the prom lssd post in the department oE for slgn affairs.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
BIB
 YUKON TRADE

SEATTLE Mar s-Tae Merchants Yukon line. wl.ch is ,as ltle Of ae new company embra ing the Sehl- bach Hamilton Steamship company and as North American TrsBspoga- ton E Trading company. s preparing for a biz year iu Alaska Announce men. of the purchase ll -he No-A American eompaays fleet Of -,ser steamers vas made by Albert Scal- bach. who recently returned hrom aa extended trip Co y1s East and san Francisco. The new company was ia- eurporaIsd and papers l-eJ at oEm- pla last week
 Al present the new organization Is having built here a l.ga- tral- barge for use on Lhe Itrar0d r-gl--
 The Yukon river steamers owned 5y the Merchants Yukon line L1elul. As VIII H. Lsom. Tol8 C- Barr. John Cudahy. Charles H Hamilton. T. C. Power. J. J HeaE Puc-us B. W7a-s, Evelyn. J. P Lshl and klo1tize, barges Huron. Ontario, Montana, Ida ho. Michigan Hu--1Sol. Erie, S-ge sior. Arizona. Omaha, New YoEk and Dwight
 The Merchants Yukon line has az- ECati0us under way for ell--ar--e tLree large ocean t-eishte-s 90 ply between Seattle and Norton sound ports,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
LsRGt F09GE
 Al HiIY YiRI

NAVY YARD. PUGET SOUND Feb zl-Tae labor 5o-ye 1E his yard nov number 1s-- men, exclusive c- en- listed men and ld1-=rs Eg-z-1s for contractors The y1-d labor bureau -h-s morning sent out calls Tor s teen additional vCrkuel- The yard lahur t1rcs $ larger by several hun d-ed men -laz i- has s-z- been -lr- Ing a winter Z0a-1 -E any previous year.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
HOUSE PASSES
 NAVAL BILL

WASHINGTON. D. e. Mar 3- The entire naval building program s1r 1918. approved by the house r1- Gas, s as follows
 Two z-.tgL-o1 5l-lss1-ps, two --e5l cl1Lers. eight torpedo boat destroy CTS and four submarines
 The Hobsc1 amendment for 1asee -ar-Iaslips was lost -5L co
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
ha3I BsI A3 ia9

A great deal ot Slscuss5oa has arisen today over LAe way ot sReG L-s he name Ct ha- eC-s rc-s tsI5estaUuus vercsAEa-s commonly known as he sHoO1sal Tae 5le- Eo1a-y spells Ec ssu.aeaoa, ODlacho1. oolSehoD ooEean, oollkaa, ocEeaoa. ae0uIxeap-ln. ecc,. e1c.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
HsS CsSH A40
 \ G0RK LEG

NEW YORK Feb. --Eer5e-r Man l-y, an Alaskan Bbo Us- his ses n Dawson u 1909 and who as1 went J5 Fairbanks and struck 5- r-cA S spending his uue at -2e Wl-dorEAs- Joria here having a good y-De- He has a cork I-s and Sl5t5-g la cas2- and win re-lc1 co Eai-ba1ks 1 ApE,l
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

Tee Pack Train z R0B selling p.g i0y 0f Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old .l aoIt and ssl at profit Yours.
 U Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
SPECIAL PRICE

Grown Hams. 2 cents a pound Ehae they hsL This Is our best brand Just received on the Jef- flrsou. Frys-Bruhn Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

CUsCN DELIVERY PRONE 90 laEgas-. coal and wood teliveree .s -huTr-sl 1olics day and night
 H PRUDENTIAL.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

SHADE ROLLERS WANTED. two s2-nch shade rollers, must be ta good condition and cheap. Address P O, Box ''K." SEasway. U
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

TRY THIS-MayHower Cake-4 NLyGoEvF -sss. cups flour cups sggI. lzaspoo1-uI baking powder. 2 mIk 2 cup M4yI.oasg butter. l-- teaspoon l--l5s. L llls- oo- cinnamon The esss and 5-I--r can t- bad at Fry-B--al Co B--er +9 cts LCuGd Eg-s s l-s Lgzel
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

Az late hour yesterday A B.
 Hulery purchased the HocSe-E resl dsaee. and tas Hllsry's intend 5o take immediate possession, and 2ey expect to bs all settled i2 then nsw home by the latter part oi Jha week.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

ComIn' Do the rye-Jhe old Gibson .ys. Is a yeEy happy diversion Tuck las il a. Jas B04rt of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

None better and purer than Gibson rye, Rainier and Olympia beer, Or ders by phone promptly delivered
 The Mascot e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
Al, rsoUaHTFUL HUSBANDS

s.is good dry wood Cal uP .,--.r Transfer Company and oEier - lrd oF m0gg. It comes la every
 from Denver Glacier.
 ch the train e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

The lau2cA Iowa was Do- reported -p Jo the Iu.s of gong to press,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03
SEATTLE'S
L.lIa. Poll7l- F1Ittl d1JeI
Hotel
 Georgian

E-El.Ta .a .a.-.a ~-Hal s Ear f.ra.- -a-u. hr J.ulsrr. ..A Fan l... ..
 A
 
  aa ..a.Hf .tl-. ..., c- a.. a GALLON ELl
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

Wild Rose Lard, 8 pounds. 55c- 3 pounds, S5cs 70 pounds, Sl,14 A- FTys-BCuhG Co
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

1 oaa set Jas Oympia brsg by llLIs 4I -ls Bo4rl ut Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

Poor Little Herman; ne's Easy Anybody can heat hha-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

r-,- laa--ae a-4 FOURTH AVENUE t-ls- .E .HarrH El Euasl A Hlag
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-03

Box R. SEaswa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
BROOKLYN.
REX.

Mrs. g. A. Grindle visited friends in
town last week.
Mrs. Fred Pierce and little daughter
have returned to Bangor.
Miss Grace Tspley has gone to West
Brooksville for few days.
The library circle will meet Monday
evening with Mrs. Laura York.
Miss Harriet Kane has gone to Bangor
to have an operation performed on her
throat.
Miss Helen Mcfarland 10 the guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. Award Nichols, at West
Brooksville.
The library building, formerly the rink,
was sold to Fred Allen, whose bid was the
highest. The library books have been
moved to the selectmen's Office until the
new library, which is to be built in the
spring, is ready.
BROOKLYN high school basket ball team
went to Deer Isle Friday to play the Deer
Isle high. Score 42-17 in favor OF Deer
Isle. Brooklin high and the BROOKLYN
town team played game Saturday even
ing. The game was won by the high
school, 10 to IA.
Jan. 30. UNR FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
COUNTY NEWS.
HANCOCK.

Alfonso Abbott IL tho guest Of his con,
DR.. E. @. Abbott, at Portland.
c. B. Young and wife have returned
from . visit with friends in Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. Ellen Crabtree recently visited her
daughter, Mrs. Alma Eldridge, at Bar
Harbor.
| Mrs. q. w. Foss went to Melrose, Mass,
Thursday, for q few weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. J. C. Worthen.
Mrs. Grace l.. Foss, who has been .
guest at the home OF o. w. Foss and wife,
left Thursday for her home in Boston.
Nelson NJ. Gully, who has been the
guest of relatives here some time, left
Friday for his home in Fitchburg, Mass.
P. E. Walker, of tho firm OF Walker 4
Crabtree, has SO far recovered from his
illness that he resumed his duties at the
store Monday.
Mrs. II. G. Foss, who has been ct tho
home OF her parents, A. r. Crabtree and
wife, for the past month. left Friday for
her home in Medford, Mass.
Deputy John Il. Stratton went to
Franklin Monday evening and raised the
chiefs OF Snyctic tribe. Several OF the
members of Omaha tribe accompanied
him and assisted in the raising.
There will be masquerade ball at the
town hall Thursday evening, Feb. Is, under
the management o. Herbert ). Young.
Music by Kelly's orchestra of five pieces.
Supper will be served at intermission. As
many as possible are requested to appear
in costume.
A. B. era btree and wife went to Mans
field, Mass, Wednesday, Jan. Is, where
they visited their daughter, Mrs. Ira Gray,
for few days. Saturday, Jan. Is, they
sailed from New York on the steamer New
York for q trip to the West Indies,
Venezuela, and the Panama canal, where q
stop OF fifty-two hours will be made. On
the return trip they will call at Jamaica,
Haiti, Cuba and the Bahamas, arriving in
New York Feb. %.
| jan 30 Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
DEER ISLE.

Capt. Samuel Haskell left Monday for
Salem, Mass.
Mrs. B. L. Noyes, of Stonington, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. F. A. Gross is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Bert Fifield, of Vinal Haven.
Capt. J. w. Haskell and his daughter
Villa arrived home from New York Tues
day.
Charles Parker and wife, OF Roslindale,
Mass, are at their cottage at Dow's point
for two weeks.
Charles B. Ellingwood and wife, who
have been in town three weeks, returned
to their home in Boston Monday.
The high school basket ball team played
at BROOKLYN Saturday, Jan. q. Score was
IS 10 in favor OF Deer Isle. Friday evening
Brooklin played here. Score, 42-I7 in
favor of Deer Isle.
The young ladies of the town have
started q literary club which will meet
once q week for the purpose OF studying
and reading. They have subscribed for q
nuInDeI oi popular uASa1ineS anu oooAo'
Hannah Haskell, wife Of Capt. William
G. Gray, died at her home Sunday. She
leaves besides her husband, q daughter
Ada II. Perry, and two sons-Capt. Leslie
w. Gray and Bertrand E. Gray, Of Man.
chester.
Friday, Jan. q, Mrs. Elizabeth h
Thompson celebrated her ninety nintt
birthday. Mrs. Thompson is the oldes
person in Deer Isle. She was kindly re-
membered by her many friends, both o
| this town and elsew here.
Jan, 90 REX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
BROOKSvlLLE.
UNR FEMME.

Miss Hannah Carter is ill.
Sti,lman Kench and wife, who have
been i'll, are out.
Miss Lizzie Campbell is ill. Mrs. Annie
Howe is keeping house for her.
Mrs. E. E. Cummins and baby, OF
Sargentville, were the guests OF Nellie
Grindle last week.
The men smelling at Bucks Harbor re-
port fine catches. One man caught 2OC
pounds at one tide.
Arthur Wood and Pearl Cooper, who
have been boarding at Miss Emma Gray's,
have returned to their home in East Blue
hill.
Mrs. May Roberts, who accompanied her
daughter Beatrice toSkowhegan to resume
her school, has returned home after a
weeks visit.
Walkers pond has not entirely frozen
over this winter. Several large places in
the middle are open. This Is something
the oldest residents do not remember OF
seeing at this time of year.
Jan. q. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
COUNTY NEWS
FRANKLIN.

Tho sale sf cooked iced bv the class Of
TAI. saturday, was vol patrsaiseA. Net
proceeds, 80.
0ld friends .. Mrs. Jliia Martin are
glad to greet her during her visit to the
sisters in town.
Mrs. Helen N. Worcester, who has been
visiting her dAug liter, Mrs. Carroll Dunn,
ut West Gesidsboro, 10 home.
h. Abbott, of Georges pond, lost
hsrse last week. 1t was supposed to be
injured internally By q fall on the ice.
The basket ball game Friday night BY
the Bangor Y. n. G. A. and franklin re-
suited in favor Of home team. Score, Il
to 10.
The work of the embroidery club at its
last meeting with Mrs. J. W. Blaisdell was
. practical demonstration Of helpfulness
il ito sewing for 9 worthy family.
Considerable enthusiasm was manifested
last week regarding q system Of water
works, which an outside party, who was
in town locking over the situation, pro-
posed to install il sufficient encourage
Deae il given.
The serious illness Of our estimable
tswnswomau, Mrs. NJ. j. Springer, OF
sneumonia, causes alarm among her many
friends. Her daughter, Miss Cassilena,
whs has been with her sister at Caribou
some months, is expected home.
The funeral of an esteemed citizen,
oliver Mcneil, was held at his late home
wednesday afternoon, Rev. Gideon Mayo
o0ciating. The choir rendered appropri-
ate selections. Mr.. Mcneil leaves .
widow and an adopted son and family,
who live at the home. The sympathy Of
many is extended the bereaved ones.
The marriage of Dana Dyer and Miss
Marion Bragdon took place Friday even
ing as the home of the groom's parents,
George U. Dyer and wife. l.. F. Giles,
esq, OF Ellsworth, officiated. That the
Wedding ceremony had taken place was
soon known to friends, and party OF fifty
appeared to congratulate the happy
couple, to whom young Dyer introduced
his bride, ami invited them to the Lawrie
store, where he clerks, and where his
friends sampled some fine cigars. Mrs.
Dyer, mesn~ hiie, served candy TO the young
ladies Of the party. The young coupie
aro popular and wishes for their happiness
and prosperity are profuse and sincere.
Jan. -. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
STATE OF MAINE.
bTATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-Supreme Judicial Court. In
vacation. January II, 1911.
That ;. Vice therein Be made upon G David
Over and John Dy err. therein famed. By serv.
ing upon each OF them an Attested copy OF
this petition with this order thereon at least
fourteen days before the nett term OF this
court to be holden At Ellsworth. within and
for the county OF hancock. on the seeoad
Tuesday Of April. a, d, lsiii that service be
MADE Upon Ill othtf persons interested oy
thereon 70 be published three weeks succes'
syely in the Ellsworth American, = nsvsps-
per Publishe At kllsworth. in the county o.
HANCOCK. aforesaid, the last pa LEGATION H. be
az lesss thirty days before the next term o.
his court to be holden at Ellsworth, as at re-
said, ths, all SAID defendAnts., known and IN.
known. Nay then aud ihers appear in our
why the prayer OF said petitioner should not
he granted: SD III additi,n thereto 1t 10
further ordered thar service therein be made
ton organized under DE ls~S q the slate Of
New York, the Roster Gold q SILVER Mining
Company. corporation Organized undef the
law O. the state Of New York. the Roster
organised under the laws Of the state OF New
York. and the Cape Ro.ier Mining Comp ny
corporati org 'niz under the laws OF ing
state OF New York. therein named, by de-
posting in the postofice Of The city Of Els.
worth, Hancock county. Maine, an Attested
copy OF this petition. with this order thereon.
At least thirt! days before the next term o.
this court. to be be Id at Ellsworth within and
for the county of Hancock. on the second
Tuesday Of April. .. d. 1911, contained in 4 Sc
cufeiy closed post paid wrapper, direc ed 70
said nsendant, R'sier copper Company, cars
- D. y: Bean. Secretary, lei BroAdsay, New
iork City, Roster Cold q -ilv. Mining Com
pany. care OF Il. q Bean, Secretary 14t BIosd.
way. New York City, Roster CONSOLIDATED
topper company. care Of b. g. Bean. Trustee
~ Bro .d~sy, New York City. and Cape
nosier Mttns Company. care Of B. u. an,
T'u-te, lei Broadway. New Yo City, that
sAid deiendauis may then and there 81 pear
IN our said court aud show c, use, Ii any tney
have, VII, the prayer Of said petitioner snould
nos be granted. LuciLius A. EMKRY
Chief Justice OF the sup. Jad. court
A true copy Of I'll petition and order Of court
thei con. At,est;-JoHs T.. BUNRER,
Clerk s. J. Court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
NOTICE or rOkEULo,ukA.
WHEREAs RAY mond t. warren. of NJ

NyHEREAS kAy mond T. Warren, OF New
w YpIk City. New York, by his mo tgsge
deed daied hay 1. =. d. 1877. and recorded in
the Hancock county registry Of deeds in
Warren, OF Castine. Hancock co.nty and
state OF Maine, certain tract or pa Gel
land situAts d in said Castfne AMI describ IS
follows:
Beginning at the corner OF Main and Court
siree's; thence running n,rth esteriy along
N an ST. 20 land OF he II e Geo II. Witheflei
IN nee al nearly right ANGLES northess cry
alung line OF land If said Witherie 10 lanf -
William S. Payson; the ce at neAri, Ugh.
sn-Ies southesstersy along line OF Ian OF
salo PaA son to Court ST.; hence iuthetst'
sri. along Court st. t. plaSe Of oeginninsi
and
Whereas the said George NJ Warren by his
as .ignment dated May ss. q. d. 1877. ami re-
CO. de In hancock county registry OF d eds
In book 46l, psge AL. assigned aud lr,us.
lie red said mo- tssge deed and the deot
thereby secured to the tlrst Nstionsl hank
OF Eilswortn, u corporate m es aoiishet oy
law. having ITS priacipa, piac, OF ousin' IS In
I'll sworth. Hancock county, Maine; and
Whereas the said First Natioral Bank OF
Eils~"rth, BY us deed dated Sepiem"er T.
a. l9U7 and recorded in SAID Hancock coun-
~ registry 81 dee,is, In book Az. page 3s. iid
AIS gn aud convey he same 10 the Union
rrust company Of E swor, b, y porat on
existing under the laws Of Maine and located
at said lis~orth; and
whereas the condition Of said mortg ,ge has
been broken. now the efore, by reason o. the
ore 'ch OF said condition thereof. said Union
Trust omp,n OF Eilsworth, now claims
foreclosure q said NOR gage. :,
Dated =. 81 ssorth this twentieth day Of
January, .. a. 1911.
USIos Tsusr COMPANY OF ELLswosrH.
By Jton A. Peters, Piesides"
j. A. Peters, attorney.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
EAST BLUEHILL.

Willis withsm went to Redstone, N. H.,
Tu,scay.
Harold Amick, of Hsrdwick, VT, is
-ith his mother, Mrs. Ella Stansfield.
Mrs. Flora Thorn was called to WaItham,
Mass, Thursday, by the illness of her
son Ivan.
Frank Wescott, OF Dorchester, Mass,
visited his parents, Il. wescott and wife,
last week.
II. II. X. Cousins, of Portland, spent
Sunday with his father, 8. Watson Cous-
ins, who rs i'll.
Many around here we're glad to see the
snow ~s there 10 = scarcity of firewood.
=. d. Long has about 500 cords of cord
wood, stsvewood and logs cut and ready
to haul on the landing.
The A. o. U. ". and the Degree OF Honor
lad joint installation Friday, Jan. q.
The ofacers of the A. o. U. w. were in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01

NV uEhE 40 SuA les L. Sal Ms OF WlHter
w nsroor. hancock county, Maine, by
his mortgage de- ed dated sep euiber is. Q. d
1910, ana Iecor, ed IN the registry Of deeds for
Hancock county, daine, in book s76. page 2V9.
conveye ed to Stephen N. Gsodwin. OF ouiry
In said county. certain real es ate situated in
Sursy afofesA and thus described in said
mortgage, to wit:
cerlain lot or parcel of land with all
buildings thereon. desert ed as follows IN the
deco from Ellen 3. Goodwin 10 stephen
Goodwin. dated darcn /. 1910 and reco, ded
April ., 1917. IN book tos page los, Of Hancock
county registry OF Feeds:
Beginning at a stake and stone, il being the
nort.east corner of land owned and occupied
by Charles Beede on the ives, side OF ne
North Beud road called and running on
the west iine OF said road north len degres 8
cas-, eight anu five eig hi hs rous to the south
East corner of Levi Trewsrg,'s road lot;
thence by tne south line of said road south
eig hts- eight degrees west sixteen rols TO =
stake; thence south ten degrees east eight
ruus zen and one hall links 20 q stake AID
stone; thence eastefiy by he norih line OF
SAID Beede's lot 20 ne place OF beg u min &,
containing one hundred anu forty seven and
oue-hAlt rods, more or less. See hA. cool
registry of deeds, book 2S3 page Ia, tor
fuslher description. sail land IL situated 10
Surry azores sio; and where's the condition Of
said mortgage has been broken, now there
fore. by res son OF the breach oi the condis ion
thereof, as on her OF said mortgage debt,
claim q foreclosure of said NOR gage.
Ellsworth. Maine, January o, 1911
STkPsEN GOODWIN,
By Peters d knowiton, Altorueys-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
CAPE ROSTER.

Prank Manson is employed in Boston Is
notorman.
Una Bartram, Of Castine, is visiting
friends here.
Aivarsdo Gray, ID, is building house
near the Methodist chapel.
Hiram Bake and wife, of West Brooks
vile, sxe visiting at Charles Blake's,
Capt. Lewis Gray and Aivarado Gray
have gone to PortiSsd FOR medical treat
IDent.
A party of New York men esfse Friday
10 inspect the Roster mine, and were
highly pleased with the showing of ore.
Murray veague and wife arrived from
New jersey Saturday to attend the we'd
ding of Oryille veagus and Gladys Perkins
Jan. 30.
Jan. "a G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
M'KINLEY.

DIR. Tapley has bought the Baton house
and land, and will move in soon.
Work on tho cold storage building has
b.en suspended for time on account of
the weather. DIV
Miss Annie Gott, who is still in Port
land, keeping house for her sister, Abbie
Turner. who is caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Raymond Turner, who is very i'll.
The former home OF Capt. Charles Rot-
bins, which WAS purchased by Charles
Robinson, OF Frenchboro, recently, is to
be fitted into . hotel ~ Miss Carrie Davis.
Steamer Boorhbay called here Thursday
taking large shipment Of fisn from p. w.
Richardson & Son. The Richardson's have
shipped the remainder of their fish by
Capt. John Whitmore.
The fishing boats have been doing un-
usually well for the past two weeks.
Luther Abee stocked "a vne day las. week,
it Being the highest for one man in single
days set. John Closson, Viii Gott and
several others are among the lucky ones
bringing in large catches.
Al the annual meeting OF the fremont
savings bank, officers were elected as fol-
lows: Perry W. Richardson, president;
Eugene n. Stanley, vIce-presiuent; Her
.Sert P. Richardson, treasurer ana secre-
.tary; Perry W. Richardson, herbert p.
Richardson, Everett A. Stanley, Eugene
n. Stanley, William II. Thurston, trus-
tees.
Jan. q. P. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01

,tellea In an sble manner By Richard p,
Greene a. P. g. n. W. - follows: T. n
w., e. d. Leach; n. w., Linwood Leach
F., Warren c. York; O., Harold Conary;
recorder, q. e. Consry; fnancier, Harry
Anterior; rec, F. D. Long; guide, W. NJ.
wardweli; inside watch, 3. Whitcomb
Cousins. The officers Of the d. OF h.,
were installed by Annie NJ. Ridley as
P. G. Z. h. as follows: c. Of H., Nellie
Weber; L. of H., Annie Grindle; c. OF T.,
Mary A. Lincoln; financier, Lucy Asher-
ton; rec, little A. Cousins; inner watch,
Tillie Leach. A fine supper was served ct
the close OF the installation.
Jan. % NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-01
CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Rose Wedge has been ill the past
week.
J. Y. Squirting, who has been i'll the past
week, is much better,
Clarence Crosby is boarding with Will
ford Trussell and wife.
Miss Ina Bunker spent the Weekend 1t
Sutton with Miss Ethel Bunker.
Miss Gregg Atwood, Of Winterport, is
visiting Hiram STANLEY and wife.
Charles Squirting, Will Trussell and Fred
Berlin left Monday for Boston for . week.
The dance at the hall Thursday evening
was well attended, considering the
weather. Music by AIR. Joy and Miss
Stevens, of Bar Harbor.
Jan. 30. ROONEY.