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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-21
Of the teachers at Des Moines is a
shining example"

George e. Roberts suggested the
other day that the president ought to
have press agent. 1t is a good sug-
gestion as far as 1t goes" says the
Sioux City Journal What the admin
istra ton really needs, however, Is
publicity department of tho same pro-
portions as that which Is how operat-
ing in behalf of the insurgents. Given
an even break in the publicity game
the administrations advantage over
the insurgents would be so overwhelm-
ing that the anti-Taft campaigners
would go out of business In helpless
confusion"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-21

government construction of the neces-
sary tidewater railway.
The probability is, Of course. that no
legislation demanded by the Morgan
helms will pass because public senti-
ment the country over has been thor
oughly aroused ovec conservation in
general and Alaska conservation in
particular. But activities on the coast
indicate that no stone will be left I'M
turned to accomplish monopoly's pur-
poses.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-24
PROSPECT HARBOR.

Miss Ruth Bragdon, OF East Sullivan,
was recent guest at L. P. Coles.
w. P. Hewins and wife, OF Milbridge,
were guests at d. G. Libby's Sunday.
Miss GeNhrude Bickford, OF Berwick, is
at Mrs. Alfred Hamilton's for the sum-
mer.
The Unity club met Thursday with Mrs.
L. P. Cole and decided on Aug. "a as the
date of its fair.
Mrs. Arthur Strout, of Winter Harbor,
has spent few days with her parents, A.
R. Joy and wife.
Mrs. Nancy Shaw, Of Gouldsboro point,
was recent guest Of her granddaughter,
Mrs. Eddie Cole.
James Gillanders, the new manager at
the sardine factory, has arrived from Bos-
ton for the summer.
The schools observed Arbor day with
appropriate exercises. The two schools
combined in an entertaining program.
Teachers and pupils spent the morning in
clearing up the school grounds, planting
hardy shrubs and making flower beds.
May %. NJ.
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WEST FREMONT.

Rev. e. L. Bigelow has moved to the
E. B. Reed cottage.
Ronald, little son of Merle Farley and
wife, who has been seriously i'll, is much
better.
Mrs. Eliza Rumill has returned from
visiting.
Mrs. Jennie Dow was called suddenly to
Owls Head by the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Balm.
Misses Grace and Marguerite Clark
spent Saturday night and Sunday at Ire
mont with Miss Marion Sawyer.
Mrs. A. A. Balm, of Northeast Harbor,
who has spent the winter in Florida,
week.
Mrs. Ida Gilley and infant daughter
Madeline, of Southwest Harbor, spent last
week with her parents, Robbie M. Rumill
and wife.
Mrs. E. B. Reed and son Edmund have
returned from Bangor, where she took him
for medical treatment. While there,
Edmund sang at the Nickel theatre.
Mrs. Nettie c. Tinker and Mrs. l.. A.
Clark, OF Manset, are visiting relatives
here. Mrs. Tinker has just returned
home from Florida, where she spent the
winter.
Mrs. David Nyce, with grandson, Leon
Pierce, OF Black island, visited her son
John last week. Mr.. Nyce and family
will move to Black island soon. Miss
Grace Nyce will beard with Mrs. W. E.
Dow ana attend school.
May p. THELMA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-24
WINTER HARBoR.

Elwood Merchant. OF Boston, is spending
vacation with relatives in town.
Mrs. Cora Rolfe was ct West Goula,.
bore few days last week, the CUES, a,
Mrs. Frank kolfe.
Gilbert Gcrrssh and wife were At Birch
Harbor Sunday, guests OF Benjamin Cow.
perthwaitc and wife.
John L. Gerrish, ar, who suffered
slight paralytic shock Tuesday Of ls.,
week, Is somew hat improved.
DR.. George A. Phillips, who has been At
DIR. Smails office for the past ten DAYS. re.
turned to West Sullivan Wednesday.
Dr. A. Z. Small and Dr.. George Phil.
lips went to Ellsworth "Wednesday TO At.
tend a meeting Of the Hancock county
medical society.
The pupils OF the various schools
gathered at the school grounds and OBJ
served Arbor day by the planting OF tree,
and appropriate exercises.
Mrs. T.. A. Drew, who sustained quite 4,
loss OF personal property during the re-
cent fire At Harrington village, arrived
Thursday to spend several weeks with her
son, Rev. 4. $. Drew, pastor OF the sap-
tist church.
May p r
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HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. William Crabtree was in Franklin
Friday.
Hollis Reed had his eySid cut badly by
bat stick.
Charles Smith has moved his family in
to their house at the Point.
Mrs. P. Y. Hackett has returned home
from visit in Massac usetts.
A. b. Foss has gone to work for
S. j. Johnston for the summer.
Howard Hodgkins, the new road COM
missioner, is doing good work.
Mr. Foster will soon commence paint
ing Miss Brownell's cottage. The crew
" i'll board with W. Ii. Phillips.
Mrs. c. F. Chester is in town for few
days to welcome home her son Charles
from Panama. He will spend the summer
in Hancock. Mrs. Chester will return to
Owls Head Monday.
Nav q. E.,
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Robert Phillips, who has been i'll, is
about town again.
MRS Edwin Savage is improving from
her recent severe illness.
Mrs. Emma Morgan was in Ellsworth
on business two days last week.
Lester Hall and wife were up from
Hancock Point to spend Sunday with
relatives here.
Mrs. Walter Bunker took her young son
to the Eastern Maine hospital for medical
attention last week.
A. P. Havey and wife, OF West Sullivan,
who have just returned from Oklahoma,
were in town Thursday.
Rev. H. y. Arey will deliver the me-
mortal sermon at Ellsworth May Is. Dis
trict Superintendent III. B, Haskell will
occupy his pulpit here and at East Frank
lin.
Rev, H. B. Arey has been well received
bere and his sermons give much satisfac-
ton. He has class OF young people for
musical practice in the vestry Saturday
evenings.
John W. Blaisdell, who has been saving
logs landed near the mill, succeeded last
week by night work, in getting his boom
OF logs at the upper end of the pond
across to the mill.
delightful evening was spent with
f. L. Swan and wife May Is by party
of twenty-five, who surprised them at
their pleasant home on the occasion Of the
twenty fifth anniversary OF their mar
rage. Refreshments were provided and
served by the invading party. With
fervent good wishes and purse of silver
for souvenir, they left at late hour.
Nav r.
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WEST TRENTON.

Ray Marshall has gone to Bar Harbor
for the summer.
Fred P. Brown, OF Ellsworth, is work
ing for Joseph Giiley.
r. F. Copp left with his horses for Bar
Harbor few days ago.
{. l.. Mcfarland, who has been In Flori-
da the past six months, is home.
Mrs A. Z. Thompson, OF Ellsworth. Is
visiting her son, G. n. Thompson.
Thomas Rich has moved from the mar
rows to the Harry Alley farm, Oak Point.
Mrs. Lettie Hopkins, who has been in
Eden the past three weeks, caring for the
sick, is home.
Lester Mcfarland, OF Eden, is building
the foundation for . stable 40x60 feet for
C. 4. Dolliver, at Oak Point.
George Hopkins and Kendall Thompson
have gone to Winter Harbor to join the
Kennedy yacht for the summer.
May 2. 3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-24

STONINGTON.

Mrs. Fred E. Webb is visiting in Port
land and Boston.
At the new factory work is being rushed
by day and night gangs.
Philip Crockett and wife attended the
Green Koritsky wedding in Rockland
Tuesday.
Ralph Harrington, OF Thomaston, is in
town calling upon friends. He will move
here soon.
Frank Mcclure will move from the Set
Element to the house owned by James P.
Piunkett.
Mr. Bangs, OF Freedom, has opened .
law Office in the rooms lately vacated by
s. p. Mills.
Mrs. Howard Spofiord, who has spent
the winter in Belfast, is home, much i'm
proved in health.
Rev. j. P. simonton, q former pastor,
now OF Miibridge, was in town last week
calling on friends.
DR.. B. L. Noyes and Fred Z. Webb have
been in Portland the past week attending
sA~ "AhhAsA 1S1Sscu Va tnc kIaLQ luQEt, n,
OF r.
n. Z. Lufkin, general secretary OF the
Maine sunday school association, will b.
in town afternoon and evening of May Is
convention win be held in the Metho-
dist church.
Capt. Jasper Chaplin will command the
Day Dream the coming summer. This
boat makes two daily trips between Ston.
ington and Isle au Haut, and in former
years has been commanded by Capt
Charles Chaplin, Of Camden, who has re-
signed.
Lydia A., widow OF Levi Il. Stinson,
died at her home May Is, after . long ILL
ness. The funeral was held At the
Methodist church, Rev. Mr.. MacAilister
officiating. Rockland Rebekah lodge and
Juanits chapter, o. E. s., OF which she was
member, attending in q body. The
burial was at Woodlawn cemetery.
May q. NrHr1.
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summer. She and her daughter Bernice
will be employed at Sorrento. Mrs. Miller
is now visiting her sister, Mrs. Salisbury,
at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. William Wooster had slight
shock last week. Her many friends hope
for speedy recovery.
Mrs. James Havey and Miss Gussie
Robertson were in Portland last week to
attend the convention OF the Pythian Sis
tiers.
Wiley o. Newman and wife arrived from
Barre, VT, Saturday, to make their home
with MIR. Newman's parents, Oliver G.
Newman and wife.
William t. Havey, ir., and son, OF
franklin, have sold their quarry to Dun
bar Bros, together with all the equip
ments, including horses, carts aud tools.
MAY %. NJ.
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OBITUARY.
ToMsox.


Capt. Jerome P. Tapley, lifelong resi-
dent OF this place, passed away at his
home aIav 20, in the seventy eighth year
OF his age. In the demise OF Capt. Tapley
the community loses another staunch.
true character whose long life was flied
with usefulness and devotion to his
family.
He was one OF nine brothers OF the we'll
known family OF that name, seven OF
whom were shipmasters o: prominence
when the Civil war broke out, and after
ward followed the sea until retirement be-
came necessary through q natural desire
for it or advancing years. Two brothers
Capt.s Thomas and George II. Tapley, sur
vive him.
Capt. Tspley's loss is deeply felt by
many friends as well as relatives, who
sympathize with his family now ~ they
did during his illness, which covered
several years. He was tenderly cared
for by his wife and his son, J. P. TApley, jr.
Besides these are left four daughters
Mrs. d. Z. Smith, OF Upton, Mass, Mrs.
Charles Woodward. OF Princeton, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Blodgett and Mrs. A. b,
Blodgett, OF this town.
May p. SrEc
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CAHTINE.


Fred Adams spent Sunday with his
father, A. F. Adams.
Miss Alice Grindle is visiting relatives
in Brooksviile.
Miss Mabel Appleton, who has spent
several weeks in Boston, il home.
William Patterson spent Monday a.d
Tuesday in Rockiand attending the dedi-
cation Of the masonic hall.
The body Of josiah Hatch, former resi-
dent OF North Csstine, was brought here
for interment Monday. The body was ac-
compsnied BY . sister, Miss Amanda
Hatch, and . niece, Mrs. Fifield.
The sad news was received here Friday
OF the sudden death Of Mary, widow of Otis
Morey. Her death occurred ct the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Addie whitney. of
hAvefhill, Mass, with whom she had
spent the winter. Her body was brought
here saturday, accompanied by her two
daughters-Mrs. Susan Forbes and Mrs.
whitney; also two OF her grandchildren
Harry Clifford and Miss Mabel Houston.
The funeral was held on Sunday after-
noon at the home Of her daughter-Mrs.
Jennie Sawyer. Rev. George Patterson
omciated, assisted BY the women,s rslief
corps, of which she was 4 beloved ana
faithful member. Her many friends here
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-24
SOUTH GOULDsBORO.

The sardine factory opened Wednesday
Mrs. David Sargent is still confined to
her bed.
Mrs. Susan Sargent, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is gaining.
Mrs. Jennie Foster, of Bar Harbor, re-
Gently visited relatives here.
Mrs. Rose Young with two children, OF
West Gouldsboro, has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Sargent.
Arbor day was observed by the school
with program and by cleaning the school
yard and planting trees and flowers.
Quite . number Of out-of-town people
have been moving in the past week, find
ing employment in the ssrdine factory.
Mr.. Anderson, Of LAmoine, who has
been constructing the concrete boiler,
house at the factory, has been quite ill at
the home Of J. c. Hammond.
Nav a n
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST BRooKsylLLE.

Mrs. Maria Blake has opened ''Spruces'
for the summer.
william H. Slower has purchased the
irving Cousins farm.
Lewis Farnham is employed at Stockton
Springs for two weeks.
The town clerk has appointed Warren
Tapley sub--egistrar OF vital statistics for
South Brooksville.
The annual parish meeting was held in
the chapel last Wednesday evening. The
parish committee chosen for the year Is
DIR. franklin Fsrrow, Charles Babbidge
and A. B. Biodgett; clerk, Cecil Farnham;
treasurer, Ivan Farnhami collector,
Jerome p Tapley. The committee voted
to extend call TO Rev. Mr.. Atkins. Of
Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Atkins, arrived
Thursday evening with his family, and
is now installed at the parsonage.
May p. ToMsoS.
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HULL's COVE.

hOAL . NoNE.
Earl Higgins hurt his hand badly while
playing ball.
Mrs. Frances Brewer and Mrs. Laura
White are ill.
Anthony Hamor and Frank Jordan,
of Seal Harbor, visited relatives here SUM-
day.
Thomas Grindle has blood poisoning in
his hand, caused by getting . piece Of
steel in the flesh.
Shepard Leland il in Trenton, called
there by the serious illness Of his sister,
Mrs. Hiram Grant.
Richard McPike il ct home from Mil
linocket, where he has been employed
during the winter.
Parents day was. celebrated in the
schools Friday afternoon. A well-ex-
ecuted program was given, and refresh
ments were served.
Misses Mary and Edith Brewer attended
the convention OF the Woman's auxiliary
in Portland last week, going ON to attend
the '.World in Boston,.
May q. ANNE.
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DEER ISLE.

Mrs. H. w. Small was in Rockland few
days this week.
Capt. Samuel Haskell, who has been
visiting in Boston, Is home.
Miss Elizabeth Burma has returned from
Atlantic, where she has been visiting her
parents.
Schools close Friday, after . successful
years work. The high school will con-
tinue two weeks longer.
Mrs. David Eaton was In town Q few
days getting her cottage in readiness for
the summer. She returned to Boston
Friday.
Mrs. E. w. Haskell, Mrs. Edward
Greenlaw, Mrs. Frank A. Gross, Mira. p. s.
Knowlton and Mrs. George Haskell went
to Bangor Monday to attend the State
chapter, .. z. s.
May y. REX,
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MARIAYILLE.

trict No. 2, taught By Mrs. Arthur E
Moore. pleasing program was well
carried out as follows: Song, school;
'Arbor Day." Persis Salisbury and yerns
Carr; 1.-THE Trees" Merle Frost and
Freddie Salisbury; "What q Thoughtful
Boy Said" Carlton Salisbury; quotations,
school; school motto, Wymsn Frost;
"The Brave Old Oak" Iva Frost, Lillian
Marsh and Olive Rankin; the beatitudes,
school; "A Song of Planting" Jennie
Barton: the Lords Prayer, school. After
the program, two flower beds were ar
tistically arranged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-24
NORTH LAMOINE.

Mrs. A. II. Coggins, w no has been visit
ing relatives in Cambridge, Mass, the past
month, will return home this week by
way OF Southwest Harbor, where she will
remain a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Robbie Norwood.
Friends here of Mrs. Susie Warren will
sympathize with her in the sudden death
OF her husband, Andrew Warren, in an
automobile accident in Woburn, Mass.
last Thursday. Mrs. Warren is native Of
this town, the daughter OF Fred AND
Amanda Austin.
May %. N.
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M'KINLEY.

P. W. Richardson & Son have purchased
an engine for hosting purposes.
A number OF the o. Z. s. attended the
grand chapter in Bangor this week.
A boy baby arrived at the home OF Eu-
gene Stanley and wife last Saturday.
Fred Mayo and Raymond Whitmore are
painting the Lefnngwell house, Crowfeld.
The dance last Saturday evening was
well attended. The next one Is next Sat
urday, May "a. Music by joys orchestra.
May %. P. NJ.
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Gorr,s ISLAND.

Philip Moore hiss had new power boat
built by Clifton Rich, OF Bernard.
Arbor day was observed here Friday by
the teacher, Miss Violet Gott, and her
pupils.
4. l.. Gott arrived from Ellsworth last
week with load OF corn and -four, in the
sloop Daisy.
Isaac Hinckley, Of Gloucester, Mass,
was the guest OF his niece, Mrs. Philip
Moore, Sunday.
M. V. Babbidge has been on business
trip to Bar Harbor and Beech hill, arriving
home Wednesday.
Capt. Mayo, Of Southwest Hsrbor, was
here Thursday in the sloop Willis Morse,
with load OF bait.
Samuel A. johnson, of Bonneville, Mass,
who. with his family, has occupied Old
Farm cottage the past eight summers, will
this year go to Lake Winnepesankee, n. II,
May 20. CHIPS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-24
mREA.

The school league gave a peanut So
cisble Saturday evening Proceeds, S.27.
Mrs. Eta Young has gone to Goulds-
boro, where she is employed in the home
OF Frank Libby.
Kenneth Tracy, Of Gouldsboro, was
making special calls among his young
friends last Sunday.
Olive Norton and Eunice Francis have
gone to Bar Harbor, where they are en-
ployed ct the Bar Harbor house.
May %. 8.
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PRETTY MARSH.

Mrs. Benjamin Carter, who has been at
Northeast Harbor some weeks, is home.
The dwelling house Of Timothy r. Lunt
was burned Wednesday afternoon. The
fre spread to the woods near, but prompt
help from the neighbors, with the assis-
tanc Of the crew of men who were at work
on the roads, soon put the fire out. Much
sympathy is felt for Mr.. Lunt, as nothing
was saved but few articles Of clothing.
May p. q.
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ATLANTIC.

Miss Amy Joyce is ill of pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary SprAgue is in poor health.
Mrs. Ellen Staples, who has been suffer
ing from heart trouble, is better.
Miss Lizzie Burns, Of Deer Isle, Is visit
ing her parents, William Burns and wife
Rev. J. Whitmore has moved his house.
hold goods into the parsonage. His family
is expected soon.
Rev. Franklin Pierce, . former pastor
here, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. George
Robbins, Of Opeecee.
Mrs. Erwin Torrey, with daughter.
Mabel and Helen, OF fremont. is Visiting
her parents, A. c. Smith and wife.
NAV 20, a
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SEAL COVE.

A sociable and sale OF ice-cream and
cake was held At the hall Friday evening,
May II. Proceeds for the benefit Of the
Baptist minister.
Rev. Mr.. Bigelow, Of West fremont
Methodist church, held service 1t the hall
Tuesday evening last in the absence Of the
minister, Rev. Mr.. Trltes.
The funeral Of Mrs. Wilma Lurvey was
held. at the home OF w. e. Dow, West
fremont, Tuesday, May IS, at II .. m.
Rev. Stephen H. Green, rector OF st
Saviour's, Bar Harbor, conducted the SER
vice. Burial in Seal Cove cemetery.
May 20. N.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Rev. w. h. Rice will hold . meeting at
the schoolhouse Friday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Smith spent Q few days
last week at Mrs. Clarence Young's.
Mrs. John Preble and little son are
spending few days at Wilson Eaton's.
The Lincoln Improvement league will
have Memorial entertainment Saturday
evening, May q. Home made candy will
be for sale.
Mrs. Ethel Eaton has returned from
Cranberry Isles whore she has been en-
pioyed. She brought her little grand
daughter, Edith Davis, from Northeast
Harbor.
May q. HUBBARD.
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WATCH YOUR kIDNrYs.

Their acrion controls your health. Read
what Foley Kidney Pills have done for vow
neighbor. o. l. 0etchell, lol Main 81. han
gor, Me-. says "LAst summer I suffered Wiz
severe case of kidney and bladder trouble
had pains across my back and the action Of
read an advertisement Of Foley Kidney Pin
ana began taking them according to direc-
tions In few days there was . remark BE
change In my condition and to-day An Gu ref
Of al kidney and bladder trouble" For ssie
by al druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-24
BAYsIDE.

Rirnard Frazier Is very i'll Of neuralgia
in i.is head and face.
Emerson LAdd and wife and Warrsn
Haynes, wife and little son, OF Oak Point,
were here Sunday.
Charles Smith and family moved to
their home here last Tuesday from surry,
where they spent the winter.
May q. r.
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WEST suRRY.

Capt. Herman Dorr was calling on rela-
tives here Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Cunningham, OF North Or
land, is visiting her son Maurice.
Mrs. w. d. Leach has returned home to
East orlsnd, much improved in health.
8. @. Cunningham is working on W. l..
wentworth's steam mill in Eas, orland.
May y. l..
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CAPE ROSTER.

Alfred Blake is plastering the house OF
VIII Conner.
F. e. Sawyer is having the water piped
to his cottage.
H. d. erie will build q weir at John
Blake's shore.
Elmer Smith, OF Belfast, visited David
Dyer last week.
Hiram Blake and wife have gone to
Stockton for the season.
Capt. Jesse Gray has taken the yacht
Genevieve to Bucks HArbor for repairs.
John Blake has bought five-horse en-
CINE, and will install it in his power boat,
the Juanita.
May 20. a
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AsHyILLE.

Ed. Robertson made tripto Ellsworth
in his automobile one day last week.
Miss Abbie Bragdon was the week end
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Abbie Taft, of
West Gouldsboro.
The Brigham hill schools observed
Arbor day in the usual manner. An in
teresting program was given.
May q. PHOEBE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-24

pa me little son Of Mrs. o. B. Palmer, Little
= 800. Ara, nad the measles. The result was
coni cough which grew worse and he
T Eoi.a n0s sleep. She says: Zone bottle Of
e r1,sSs h Honey and Tar Compound completely
s;nse ;, nm and he has never been bothered
S Scagh Al yield 70 Pofsys Honey and ~
compound. The genuine il in yellow pacI.
81 49, Refuse substitutes. For Gale by
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BLUEaILL FALLS.

d. T. Friend remains very feeble.
Miss Grace Candage was home from
Ellsworth Sunday.
Ross Colson has commenced the seasons
work for Mrs. Nevin on Mill island.
A. r. Conary has taken down the Bissett
barn, and is hauling it home to rebuild
May n. CRUMBS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-24
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Mary Springer, Mrs. Eva Butler
and Mrs. Agnes Butler were in Ellsworth
Saturday.
Mrs. T. Fl. Peters arrived Saturday for
m extended visit with her sister, Mrs. A.
N. Moon.
Mrs. Hattie I. Miller has discharged her
boarders and Is to close her home for the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-24

Cnamberlain's Stomach and Liver nab
,s's WIZ clear the sour stomach, sweeten
me breath and create healthy appetite.
Ihey promote the how OF gastric juice,
thereby inducing good digestion. Sold bv
all dealers.
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Generally debilitated for years. Had sick
headaches, lacked ambition, was worn-out
and AL rundown. Burdock Blood Bitters
made me well womAnv-Mrs. Chas. Freitoy,
Aoosup, Conn.-Adpt.