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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-15
City Elections in Maine

Five more Maine cities held municipal
elections Monday.
In Augusta Reuel j. Noyes, democrat
was elected mayor. Aldermen-six demo-
Gratis and two republicans. Last years
board was democratic.
In Biddeford, Albert y. Marcille, demo-
crat-independent, was elected mayor
Aldermen full board Observation-Disclosures
dents. Last years board democratic.
In Bangor Charles W. Mullen, demo-
crat, was elected mayor by plurality OF
PSI over Charles F. Sweet. Councilmen-
twelve republicans, nine democrats. Al
dermen-four republicans, three demo-
Gratis. Last years board republican.
In Belfast Edgar F. Hanson, democrat,
was reelected for seventh term. Council
men-eight democrats, two republicans.
Aldermen-tnree democrats, two republic
cans. Last years board democratic.
In Brewer the full repu blican ticket was
elected without opposition. Victor n.
Mutty is mayor. Last years board repub-
lican
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NIHIL..
BROOKLYN.

A. II. Mayo has opened a clam factory
in Brooksville.
Capt. X. B. Stewart and Will Herrick
were in Castine last week.
William Herrick and wife visited
friends in Surry last week.
A. q. Blake has gone to Bar Harbor,
where he is employed on the mail.
Mrs. Frank Staples and daughter
Dorothy have returned from Portland.
Warren Ford has sold part OF the rink
which he purchased to Maynard Blaisdell.
A. E. Farnsworth and wife returned
Tuesday after an extended trip in the
West.
Mrs. Sophia Freethy died March at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Bridges.
T. c. Stanley had the misfortune to fall
last Friday while hauling logs, injuring
himself badly
The library association has just received
gift of IS. from Mr.. and Mrs. James
Deane, of Roxbury, Mass.
Henry B. Hooper attended the farmers
institute at Orono last week. From there
he went to Aroostook county.
March 13. UNE FEMME.
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SUTTON.

At meeting OF the school board OF the
town Of Cranberry Isles Thursday, Leslie
r. Bunker was duly chosen superinten-
dent Of schools for the ensuing year. II
was voted to have all five schools OF ten
weeks each term, and three terms for
the year. 1t was voted to revise the
school book system throughout the town,
and make other changes that 1t is hoped
will be benefit to all in any way con-
nected with the schools. The article in
the annual warrant to unite with some
other town to employ a union superinten-
dent was postponed indefinitely.
March Is. X
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forgotten, even by men who have dit
Tered with him on issues and legis-
lation. Political and factional con
siderations at home are small In com
parison with his record at the federal
capital. His championship of Names
interests there has been in keeping
with the powerful influence he has
long exerted there as one Of the
States two ambassadors.
All these matters will and should
stand out more clearly and assure him
the mead of recognition which is his
due as great senator.
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Mayor Leland's inaugural address
may be found in full in another column
of this issue. 1t has good ring, and
if the new city government lives up
to the hopes it contains, expressed or
implied, the taxpayers of Ellsworth
will, at the close of the year, have
little ground for complaint. The
mayor suggests that we cease includ.
ing certain uncollected and uncollect-
able taxes among the city's assets;
when this is done We hope he will do
away with the "paper balances' fic-
ton in the city's bookkeeping.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sTONINuTON.

Eugene d. Thurlow and wife are visit
ing in Boston.
John Simpson was taken to Knox
hospital Saturday.
Mrs. l.. r. stinson has returned from
DR.. Kings hospital.
w. s. Thurlow is the gueet OF Capt.
Sawtelle in Rockland.
Ralph NJ. Thurlow is home from Boston
university for vacation.
Owen Staples, Of Castine, is guest OF
w. B. Thurlow and wife.
Mrs. Lenora Grant, Of Isle au Haul, is
the guest Of Mrs. Henry Smith.
Rockbound Rebekah lodge will have its
annual roll-call Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Emily Babbidge, who has spent
the winter at Bar Harbor, is home.
Miss Mary Wood will leave this week
for Castine to attend normal school.
Miss Pearl Beverage, of Thomaston, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ora Roney.
John e. Bowen is spending few weeks
here. He will return to Mt. Waldo next
week.
Ernest Coombs, who has been attending
Rockland business college, is home for a
vacation.
The lobster fishermen are getting their
traps ready to put down as soon as the
ice goes out.
Charles, son OF 4. +. Crockett, left this
week for Pequot, Mimi, where he will be
employed in the hardware store OF j. G..
Thurlow, formerly Of this town.
Schooner James Hoyt is chartered to
load paving at Joseph Leopold's quarry,
for New York. Schooner Samuel Hast ia
loading sandstone at j. l.. Goss's plant,
for New York. Capt. Dow, schooner Mary
Lynch, sailed for Boston with sandstone
March IL.
March 10. Mill.
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ORLAND.

Mrs. Clara Soper is very i'll at the home
OF her son Owen.
Mrs. Joseph Proctor has been visiting
her parents, D. G. Rich and wife, few
days.
Mrs. Joseph Douglass, Mrs. Ira Gross
and D. g. Rich, who have been i'll, are i'm
proving.
Capt. A. l.. Wood, wife and family oil
nine children, left here Thursday fol-
Medford, Ore, where they will reside.
March ID. ID.
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NOTICE OF roKECLosuRE.

"HEREAS Frank A. Rea, of Castine, IL
wv the couaty OF Hancock and state OF
Maine by his mortgage deed dated OcIooerI'
1880 and recorded IN the Hancock county reg,
lstry q d. eds. IN book ~. page Ssb, eonNeyfu
to one Mary 4. Warren, OF Castine atofsssl
four certain tracts or parcels Sf land, the nfs'
OF which is described as follows:
A certain tract or parcel of land lying u
said Castine, bounded and described as io..
lows: beginning on Broadway at land boS
or formerly owned by sarah Cox then ISs
street; thence southwesterly by high slfeel
TO land of w. q. Collins; thence southeastern
by said Collins land TO a corner TO STAKE aIa
stones thence at right angles south %ss. s,b.
TO land OF Fannie NJ. Hilbert; thence soutn.
easteriy by said hibberts lanf TO c9tnes
10 stake aud stones; thence northeaste " y
said HILBERT land and land nov OF formerly
owned BY Sarah Cox to place OF oeglhhIn ~
saving and excepting from said premises lns
small lot OF land owned by William H. o''
gent. :.
Also one other lot of land lying in ssia
Casino bounded and described as iolioAs;;
70 wit: Beginning on the south slue ;o.
water street at land OF Aaron Cham n.,
thence running easterly by said Water ~ AZ
said Gray's land TO Sea street; thence Nsss,
triy by said Sea street 10 land OF ssio
Cham erlain; thence northerly By said SnAH
oeriain's and 10 place OF beginning. ,o,..
gage have been released by the owner oi SA'N
mortgage; and
whereas, the said Mary T.. Warren " a.
assig nmeut dated M,rch 2, 3. d. 1895, sh ma.
corded in Hancock county registry OF ue.o.
In TOOK 1858. page 1886. assigned ana IAN ANT
TERED said mortgage deed ana tns ~ al
thereby secured TO the First National pau ~, law
Ellsworth, u corporation established " iIs.
having It's principal place OF business IN h'''
worth, Hancock county. Maine; ana o,t AZ
Whereas, the said First National bsna
Ellswori h. BY its deed dated September :, nnty
1877. aud recorded in said Hancoek "a sS aid
registry OF deeos. in book Az, page S,y ,on
ASST and convey the came to the lion lion
Trust Company OF Ellsworth, c. poaiSs,sd
existing under the laws Of Maine ana ioe
A. said Ellsworth; aud ..raes
Whereas, the condition Of said mo''s''
has been broken, ,h Al
Now, therefore, BY reason OF the breach o, :.
said conoition thereof, saio Union IIos,, osnre
pany OF Ellsworth now claims fofeoio'
OF said mortgage. =, s.,d
la, ed At Ellsworth, this thirteenth ivy
March, u. d. 1911 ,ru.
UNION TRusT COMPANY OF ELL55Wss;dent
By John A. Peters. Presioe'
Peters q Knowlton, attorneys
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When the steamer fremont, OF the Ban
gor- Manset line, goes on her run for the
season of 1911, two of her last seasons
stopping places and Atlantic
will be eliminated from the schedule. This
is to be done to allow more time at Man
set, giving passengers time to connect
with the evening Maine Central boat to
Bar Harbor.
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NOTICE OF tOkECLosURE OF CHAT.
TEL MORTGAGE.
STATE or MAINE

COUNTY OF HANCOCK S.
NOTICE is hereby given that whs,s.s
An Charles J. Watson, iormerlv ~ Ersne
IN, IN said county and State NOV residing
wisnout the limits OF the State OF Maine. on
smo swen.y attn DAY OF May, a. d. 1903, mort.
Of said Fran Lin. certain goods and chaiteIs
=. sc.io Sc as foilo S. to wit: two bedsteads.
on1 On uonler. one couch. one dining table.
ss 4; =, ATS, Two rocking chairs, one Popular
Siarion COOK stove, one horse, one wagon. one
e'gn ana one harness. to secure the payment
~ one hundred seventy five dollars lSi76l.
records OF said town Of Franklin. book No
pase %, ana WHIT The conditions OF ssid
n mo,tgAge have been broker. now Therefore
diiiobs. eAe" Vi It's con-
DS,e 60 At franklin, Maine. this seventh sav
FRANK e. BLAIspRLL.
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Ensuranet Statements.

PEOPLES NATIONAL FIRE ms. CO.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1910.
Mortgage loans, esq, $50 90
Collateral loans, 2l7,525 90
Stocks and bonds. i,5s3.tSt Is
Cash in Office and bank, i56 .3Ss II
Agents balances, 25a, 1872 05
Interest and rents, 52,4io Is
All other assets, 2ia5
Gross assets. s2.7si, o7s 81
Deduct items not admitted, 1870 81
Admitted assets, t2,77s 236 40
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1910.
Net unpaid losses, I49,es5 SO
Unearned premiums, l,2l7 S1s 81
All other liabilities. 57,420 rs
Cash capital, i,00u.0uo o.
Surplus over all liabilities, SA, $50 81
Total liabilities and surplus, s2,77s .2ss 70
J. +. MOkTELL, Agent.
BLUEHILL. ME-.
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NORTH BLUEHILL.

Harvey J. cunningham is ill.
Oscar Dyke and wife spent a few dayl
last week in Bangor.
Fred Candage spent several days last
week at Bar Harbor.
Ethel Sanborn returned to her home in
Brooksville Saturday, after several weeks
spent at Irwin Bowden's.
March IL. d.
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Guantfn.

~-~1N-~.o~o1N-N-N-N-0-N- N-NS~-cN~Or~~~~N
VyyOMAN AGENT-To sell fine ladies' wear.
w New methods. Permanent trade. Sam
Piles free. Experience unnecessary. Nocapitsi
required. CARL ROSE Co.. 366 5th ave., N. Y.
A PPRENTICE-An opportunity is offered
"A boy to learn the printers trade. Apply
at THE AMERICAN office.
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Suftfal Mourn,

.--->~>~., ->-~N."s - 49, SS--~ =
TT. s. Customs and Postoffice Building. Ellis
u worth, Me-. March s. 1911. Sealed pro-
possls Will be received at this building until
O'Clock p. M, March IS. 1871. for furnishing
fuel, light, water, ice, miscellaneous supplies.
washing towels, hauling ashes. and sprink-
ling streets for this building dur.ns the fiscal
year ending June 80 1912, or such portion OF
the year 8 may be deemed advisable. The
by the treasury department. r. W. ROLLINS,
acting custodian.
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EGYPT.

Mrs. Victoria Butler has been quite ill
with the grip, but is better.
The West Franklin embroidery club
met with Mrs. George Butler last week.
Percy T. Clark, who is studying law in
Bangor, spent the weekend with his
parents, j. w. Clark and wife.
March 49, M
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GOULDSBORO.

Mrs. E. 8. Newman spent few days
last week in Sullivan.
Jen spauling has gone to Detroit, where
he is to be employed.
The lumber crews have left the woods
and the mills are being put in shape for
the springs saving.
March 13. JES.
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Nominated by the Governor.

Among nominations by the governor
recently announced are the following in
Hancock county:
To administer oaths and take acknow-
Judgments Of deeds: Nellie F. Drummey,
Ellsworth.
Notaries public: Percy E. Higgins,
Ellsworth; Edu ard E. Chase, BluehilI.
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NORTH BROOKsvILLE.

Ira Cousins was in Bucksport last week
on business.
q. A. Pierce and wife are visiting their
son Foster at North Sedgwick.
A. L. Gray and wife and Miss Una, of
West Penobscot, were guests of I. J..
Cousins and wife Sunday.
March 10. T..
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Joe and Alfred Tapley, of Bar Harbor,
are visiting here.
Leslie Flye is getting out weir material
to build herring weir.
Mrs. John Staples and three children
are visiting Richard Giles and family.
George Herrick is slowly recovering
from his illness, and is able to get out
some.
Rev. Mr.. Small, of Brooklin, preached an
interesting sermon in the chapel Sunday
afternoon.
There was donation party at Timothy
Pettee's Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pettee received many gifts.
Neighbors OF George Herrick attacked
his big wood pile Friday afternoon, and
labored SO strenuously that it was all cut
up before supper. There was a party in
the evening and good time for all.
March ID. XENoPHoN.
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Hot Salt.
JEN.

- ~---~~~-r~~.r~~ ~~~-C~@-~ - ~ -.-r-es'~
rHEAP--40 acre farm in Seal Cove, Me-. on
" main road to Southwest Harbor. Clear
It'll given. Inquire OF HERBERT L. SAWYER,
Seal Cove.
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"You talk about posters ana your sds. upon the
fence,
But they amt the kind o. mediums that appeals
to common sense;
You may talk about your dodgers. and your
circulars and such,
But calculate they don't assist an advertiser
much;
And especially in winter, when the snow is on
the ground,
1 wonder where your posters and your dodgers
can be found?
But within the coy homestead, when the parlor
stoves aglow,
rhe newspaper is read aloud to everyone we
know"
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PRuE: .nars
Gold Medal Flour was your I mornsl
favorite. Cfsi
JUDITH:
Millions use Gold Medal Flour ncp,ssL
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Sedgwick has elected Fl. N. Dority town
clerk foe thethirty- ninth consecutive term
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OFFICES over Moore's drug store, Just va
~ Gated by b. T. Sowle; hot water heat and
toilet. Inquire OF +. g. MOORE. Ellsworth.
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The total appropriations of the town OF
Eden are s159, 1853. Pretty good budget for
a town meeting to handle.
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4,elr gIautsn.

-No.o-N.NNNNoNSNNO NN~~cNO~~~ON~O-<>
ATEN and women to travel on salary at $500
Nx to 81 800 per year. Address General
Agent, Route 4. strawberry ms. Ellsworth,
Maine.
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LNARM-Amos Rocks place. Beechland, lia
IL miles from Ellsworth postoffice. Inquire
OF MIS-. MARY r. AUSTIN. telephone 1888 81,
Ellsworth.
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u lrt.

nFFICES--One Of the most desirable Offices
" in the city; formerly occupied by the
late g. p. Dutton, later by +. Carroll Burrill.
Over Burrill national bank, Main ST., Ellis
worth. Inquire Of Q. G. BuRRILL.
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Township PIats for sale at this
Office.
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Are You Ready Yet?

After you find out where and
how you can get lots that suit you
and on a basis that won't annoy
you. let US figure with you on the
house proposition. Surely you do
not expect to pay rent forever. and
live in a neighborhood that is not
agreeable to you, move when re-
quested to and pay rent when
asked. Assert your independence.
throw off the rental yoke and you
viii then know what real comfort
home Is.
Come and talk with us.
We also have some fine tracts
adjoining the townsite that carry
attractive prices.
At any rate see I.aughren-he
can tell you all about it.
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alive.
The GRAPHIC Is in receipt Of a
letter from the Pic Granac Rcpubli-
can noting the transfer Of the w,
H. Moses ugly case TO Luna county.
Not very welcome news.
The services at st. Luke's Episco-
pal church are now held at 1880 p.
m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Communion the last Monday 10 each
month at 7:45 a. m.
]. 5. Williamson and two hustling
sons have purchased the Sherman
grocery stock and are walcome adj
ditions to our business cilsles. They
came here from Captain and have a
fine commercial record.
Paul j. Case has closed contract
with the 5. P. TO supply their diners
with casabas. that have made his
farm so famous. The S. p. people
say they are the finest ever served
on their train service.
Frank l.. Nordhaus writes from
Long Beach: Everybody out here
wants to know about the Mimbres
Valley and principally Deming."
Its the same everywhere.
We win pay 81 to anyone bring
ing to this Office a copy of formu-
la called The Persian Wonder"
for making preparation for trans
ferring pictures onto cloth.
Mrs. X. G. Brown has sold her
residence in the northern part Of
the city to Wayne Darling. who will
take possession about November LIST.
Wayne has sold his new residence TO
Col. McGrorty.
Mrs. Richard Hudson has let the
contract to Rosch & Leopold for
the erection Of fine brick residence
on Pine street, to be occupied by
Commissioner and Mrs. Hugh H.
Williams.
! II is a matter of supreme satisfac-
ton that Rev. Henry NJ. Bruce has
been returned to the Deming Meth
odist church another year. The pas.
tor and family are extremely desir.
able citizens. Rev. Bruce has gone
from the conference to Arkansas to
visit his father.
There was an informal gathering
at the home Of Mrs. Ben Larson,
last Friday afternoon. Mrs. 4. A
Mooney and Miss Grace Goebel who
are newcomers, met several of the
Deming ladies. The pretty luncheon
was also spread in honor Of Mrs
Margaret Raithel, who departed
, this week to spend the winter with
her daughter at Long Beach.
In the morning services at III,
Presbyterian church DR.. Hunt vii
give series nf sermons on The
Official Wireless from LIES Border
land" The evening series will b
The Message from the Man of Gal
ilee." Misses Olive Wood and Mel
! McCahon will render special musi,
morning and evening. A stroni
: choir will be organized.
Don't forget the candidate TO
! first governor of New Mexico. II
o. Bursom, will be in Deming oil
next Tuesday evening. accompanie,
! by Attorney General Frank W
Clancy. Judge H. B. Holt. Mayo
4 Sena of Santa Fe, Hugh H. Will
/. Jams, our own Hugh. and othe
|. noted people Of New Mexico. Com
and see them at the Crystal theatre
Music will be furnished by the Dem
/, ing band. Ladies are especially in
yited.
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McCuny &Margrave


lola.
IL is now about a year since the first
social event took place in the lola school
house lit was Midway at that time)
and during this year quite a large num-
Der Of functions have followed. Each
succeeding event has seemed to be, as
1t should, even better than its prede-
cessor, and now the climax seems TO
have been capped by the dance held on
Friday. October 10. The affair was I'M
der the able management of Mesdames
Danse and Neeland, who had planned
most wisely and we'll The political n
valry Of our first campaign as state
aided them greatly in making it large
and important gathering. Practically
all Of the candidates Of both parties
were among the guests and they We'd
with one another in their efforts to do
the agreeable. Messrs Hoffman and
Webb furnished admirable music,
which was so greatly appreciated that
the dancers would have kept them at it
all the next day. had not the lady man.
ayers taken pity on the blistered fin
gers they noticed and declared that the
poor musicians must be allowed to stop.
A number Of cakes and pies which
had been donated BY the ladies' were
sold at auction by the inimitable Claude
Quigley In his usual irresistible manner.
Among them was big square cake
covered with icing and decorated with
caramels and a miniature rooster This
was bought by Hal Kerr. who refused
to cut il. rs he wanted TO take it home
TO his wife. One cake brot $3.50. Pies
sold for from eighty cents to $3.50.
s. j. Smith donated several water
melons which brought q good price.
Candidates distributed candy. peaches,
cigars and goodly amount Of money.
Deming, Hondale. Mountainview and
Hermanas were well represented.
As result Of the event our school
win have most excellent equipment.
will greatly facilitate tho work Of both
teacher and pupil. Both guests and
Prof. WykoiF 10 delighted.
Miss Alsopp i visiting Miss Mckee.
ma fe>k4ona ara hack from hav camp
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Ifyou'Fe working in soft pine wood.
free from knots, free from othes obstruc-
tons that generally offer resistance 10
the edge Of the chisel, then you are
working urder ideal conditions - an
ordinary chisel will answer.
II you are working in hard timber,
with the grain, across the grain. through
knots, against other natural distractions
you can make the conditions ideal,
the accomplishment lies in the use Of
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II you are not satisfied with the
material you buy Of US, come back.
We are going to stay here, and so
are you, and we want you to adver-
tise for us. and If you are satisfied
you will. You will find us back Of
every article we sell.--Deming
Lumber 20.
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See Columbus

Before locating elsewhere.
Investigate the southern part Of the
Mimbres Valley.
We still have good government land
and cheap ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Cheap decided land with the very best
kind Of water supply.
Town property Ia Columbus Is one Of
the best possible Investments.
Write MS for full information
Nottingham & Dexter, Columbus, nm