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Montaa moraen ertitano

Wontag morgen ettltano III
Der gum 3udtbaus in Suntspilfc
geborigen 8elielldmieoe eilt 5eltel,
oas fi6 ihneIl ausbreitete uno Die
Bhunnppllfabrif, oie Wfalbincn-
@erfitdtten, Dos ,Golo Storage"-
@ebauoe, 5uei Sauier, Die 5ur MD-
belfabrif geboren, oie gisfabrif,
bic StelImader gSerfltdtte iino
onoere @ebduoe 5erit0rt. Der S6u.
ben belauft iih auf ungefabr
$350,000 gaur bird Die eroBten
Mnltrengungen uno ourh oos
Sprengen mebrerer 9duier nit On.
nanit fonnte Dem Seuer ginbolt
geboten uereOn. Cont mdre oas
gan5e 3uhtbaus ltno pielIeiht Die
balbe Stoot abgebrannt. Die Strdi-
linge baben iih briIloiit benommen.
aein gin5iger ina6te einen Slnht-
beriuh uno alle orbeiteten init Ell
,1em gifer >on Den 2oldarbeiten,
|als menn es iid) Inn ibr eigen
Sob uno @ut banole. Sans beion.
oers miro in oen 8eridten oos
@erbalten cines iuneen Monnes
Namens go. Yalmer geriibmt, Der
bon 9lano megen Moroes in's 3u6t-
bans geihidt iit. Gas 9eneb.
men Der 2eute NOR ein 10 porsiig1i-
DIES, baB Ben Gabell, Der 8priiset1.
DC Der Notwithstanding bies
in ieinem 8eriht an oen @ouner-
neur beionoers berporbob uno ser
2ebtere ibnen cine 9anfesbepeidje
lhidte. Gabea riibmt auh oas
gerbolten Der 8iirger bon Snnts-
bile. CT iagt, er CLAUDE, Die balbc
9enoltering fei ibnen 5u Siilfe &c,
tomnen. Die abgebrmnllten @eb1uoe
maren ibleht mo boten oen 8euer
menig @ioeritano. @ie Der @ou,
berneur iagt, miro er oafiir eilttrc-
tet, bob ueue iubitantielle 8ebdu-
De un ihrer Stelle olifgefiibrt luer
Den.
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Der 8liB tStet MIR Nseniae

Ssn 1906 fotete ser 8lis ,nnr 1G9
Weni6en I'M gan5en 2ance, ollc
fanm siuei bon elmer Million. @bcr
Die Sterbegefobr bon 2eber-, Nic.
ren- ODER Magen &rallfbeiten / Il
beoeltteno groBer;; ober ni9t, ipenn
Electric 8itters" eebrauht miro,
pie &obert Maoien BON g9eit BUR
lington. ssSa, benefit. sler5te beban-
oelten i'm erfolglos s Monote me-
gen 2eberfranfbeit uno @eIbiuht,
ponaf) electric gitters" i'm bol.
itditois furierte. 9as Bette Wfitttl
fir Magen 2eber, gaerpen nno g1ie-
rem ittb 8lutreii,iger. geur so Cts.
bei alien @potbeferit.
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finoet iid icst. i'm @efdngnis
9tincon glntonio.

I-"'N~ I'~D CSS~a wv N1Nitato6tt0 ~
Simeon glntonio.
Der 9aIntatiner 9eieaus Woip,
rof, tpelher 1T Der Stsunq bes
oiterreidiiden sfbeeoronetenbouics
bonn fiinften Sftober rlebrere shiil
ie auf oen Suiti5rniniIter Or b.
So6enbur9er abfeuerte, lit 5u iic.
ben Sabren ihueren 4erfers perl,r.
teilt lporbeu. 9ie i6uurgeridtli.
den @erban0Iungeu oebnten iid
auf orei Gage aus uno umfa6ten
cine grobe Menee bon 8ellgenber-
nebmu1get1, obipol iibcr oie Sdnlb.
frage ielbIt bon uornebercin ieocr
3meifel beboben mar.
Mns Yaris meIoet ntan: Noh
Der ausfunft. bes WiniIters oes
glnsfpartigen lueroen, Sen lesten
gtabrlbten 5ufolge, Die eelammten
internotionalen Streitfrafte in Scr
Hropin5 @bili perItarft. Die Ser
Staaten entienoen Elm ueiteres Ste.
giment, Sranfrei6 500 un6 0eutld
lano 220 0eonn. @roBbritannier
1000 Mann uno Sapam 1900
sOtann. 3noeln bat Srontrei1 eiilc
ltarfe Nelerbetrltppe tlt Gonqfina,
Snoobino, 5ur 8erfiigung. Go,
pie Der Mihiiter erfldrt, ein Dor.
5eitiges Gridcinen oieier sruppc
lelbt 8u einem oGgemeinelt
Wtaiiafre fiibren f0nnte, 10 lei oic
totladlide @ermenbune sona Ser
0asfretibn oes fran5oiii1en @e-
lanoten in Eefine porbebolten. Ole
ler ltebe in Gerbinoung NIT oem
@eneralgouoerneur bon ssnoodina,
oelien ltrtei[ 6etreffs Ser Situotion
ollein ntaseebero lei.
Die @abIen 3ur Grlten Sam.
nler oes ihipeoiiden 9orToments
lino gum sIbldluB eefommen. Gas
nelie Sans miro lid 5uiommen-
ieten alls 81 @onicrbatipen, 81 2i-
beralen llno 12 So5ioliIten, mob-
ren0 in Ser lesten @riten aanrmer
116 &unicrpatipen, 30 2ihero(e iutb
4 So5iulilten ioBen.
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Srimflieb.

Was trint' it1 ,upI i'm eriten elias?
gSer lebrt mid bas?
sfnr Spme St ar8ier, IL beil nnb
nar,
SaS itetS Der Siere Terle mar,
Sas ftets 10 fiifftg, tlar unb bplb
Sm Wlaie perlt iute edtes 0pib.
@as trint i'd tupl int siueiten @fas?
@er lebrt Mid bas?
Nimm 2ptte Star iuieber, beIIcn
Straft
ginr reimcs W,al5 nno S5ppfen fdJafft,
tlmb bas nns intmer auf Der @elt
gp fr5blidj nnb geiunb erbaIt
Wds trinf' idj iupl i'm oritteu (Blas?
Wer Ie6rt mid baS?
tinb trinft Sn a,td) ocr @lIier bier
8lei6' INNER MIR beim 2pne Star
8ier.
60 piel ino tuenis Is nndJ iei
On 6leibit ppn Sabenjnmmer frei.
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gtegiiter Company BON Dapton,
Sbio, eingereidt.
Sn elmer llnterreoung nit
oem 9rdiioenter bot n,,ier sfeprG-
ientant 8urleion alli Die Hotiuen
oigfeit binseipieien 9ruppen an
Der merifoniiden @ren5e au baIteu.
oa Die 3ultanoe in ,,nierer NatG
barrepublif feinestpegs als georo.
net angeieben iperoen fonnten. Ger
Hraiioent periprof, Die Sobe in
ernite grtpdgung gu aieben.
Die Snsenieilrg Ron1ntiiiion
fir Die 9ebuug oes SdIodfhifies
Blaine bot lire Ssnipeftion bcs
@rafs pollellbet uno miro IN Ye,
gleitllNg pes Warine= aonitrlfteurs
6ersuion ieine gfidreiie antreten,
&onitrlfteur 5erguion nilnmt eiu
Wo6ell beg @rafs nit meIhes in
einfader medoniider Neiie aerlest
neroen fann, 10 oaB es in eena,,e.
8eiie ben segenmartieen gu
ifanb bes @rads, ioipie bic @irfiut-
gen irgeno ipelher grploiioncit,
bon innen, iotpol mie bon auBen
ourb nelfe oas ShIadtihiff gum
Sinfen ge6ra6t fpuroe, erieben
ldBt.
sa1 Chicago ipuroe ein Sr1ll-
lein goitb Soffmann bon 5traBen-
rdubern eridoiien. Die ganoiten
itiegeu aus. eineln slltomobil uno
bielter SRI. &offtl,an uno ibren @e.
gleitcr an. Ser iunge Mdnn lei
itete @ioeritano uno elmer Der Mall=
Der feuerte. Die @ugeI traf SRI.
Soffman. Die 9anoiten fIiihteten
in Dem MutomobiI. gs iinb feds
Eerionen als Ser gat per61dtig per-
baftet tpor0en.
eSr-Nep Seriep, sc. S., iino
Die 5talle Ser II. g. grpreB Conn
pnlp uno Die HqppihahteI-5 -5abrH
Der Sanes Geo 60. abgebrannt.
3pei Herionen fanlen Bel Dem
6euer, oas eii1en Sdaoen bon 81, :
100000 anrtbtete, un1's 2eben.
= CHARLES 9. Sraneis, ser ebe-
nlalige gotibofter Ser Ser. Stad=
ten fir Oeiterrei1- -ltngarn uno Ser
ausse6er Der in Srop, q. g., er.
ideinenoen .9imes", lit aus oefn
9eben geihieoen. or erreidte elm
slIter BON So Sabren. Gen 9oti1nf-
terpoiten in @ien befIeioete er bon
1906 Big 1910. Gin Seraleioen,
melhes lhon por einigen Nonaten
iid benerfbar mahte, bat ben tdti-
gen Mann 0obingerafft.
glus Mi9igan Gitp, SSnoia=
ma, lneloet man: 3u1tbaus-9orite-
fer 6. 5. 5ogertp bat befanr,t ge-
geben, oaB binfort an San5tag-
Nabn1ittagen @anoelbiIoer uno nri-
litdriide uebungen oie Wsonotonie
oes Dufeins Ser Sniaiien oes Sn-
6iana 3u1tbauies l,nterbredcn
lonen. Die @an6elbiIoer tper6cn
religioien 2arafters iein, nit Bin
uno ipieoer einem bumoriftiiden
8iloe. fails iolbes ben Mnipriiden
oes @aroen geniigt. Der militGri-
ide Drin ioa Die Disciplin unter
ben @efangenen erboben.
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Gine Idlimme gsadjiaiIiafeit

lit es, 2eberleioen nidt 8u beaAten.
Seio poriidtig. gaebnlt Or. Sing 4
9teue 2ebenspillen4 beim erIten gln.
5eihen BON llnperoaulihfeit ilnr
8eritopfiing uno oermeioet hrori.
ide llnoeroutlihfeit, @elbiudt oter
@allenIteine. Die Billen reguliercr
2eber, Magen uno giugelpeioe url
bingen @eiunobeit. Nur 25c III al
len Mpotbefen.
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Gnbet winter 2eiSea.

Sur WieIe lit Ser Winter cine
2eioensaeit. 3uipeilen erfrorene Be.
ben 1in6 Singer, ODER aufgeiprunge.
ne Sdn6e ltilb 2ippen, GroitbeuIen
unb raube 9aut itenen iib elm. Mber
foIhe llebel ipeihen por vguhen's
Nrniea Salbe". Gin Weriuh iiber-
3euet. @roBtes SeiInlittel fit
Brano- I'm 8riibpnnoen, @efduii.
re, Sdiirfungen, Gc5ema urlb Ser.
|renfilnsen. gsllr 25c in aTlen Mpotte.
ten.
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Gine 0epeidle aug 0fi[ooe

VI11e Oepel1e aus YDIld0el<
pbia meloet: 9as rltngeIhriebene
@eiet" bat Jranf @. WcMabon,
Der i'm pergangenen Mai George
2earp eridoB, neil oieier iid) tpei-
gerte, McMabon's Sodter 5u bei-
raten, niht Dor Strafe betpabrt.
McMabon, Der porige Bode oes
9otidlags iduloig befnnoen iporoer
mar, ipurbe 5u 5 big 10 Sabren
3uhtbaus perurteilt uno ieine 8er-
teioigung bat feine geriifitng einge-
legt, miro ober, mie perlalttet, ri,
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES appetite.
rem.
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". 3Dromann, 420 @olioo Stra-
BE, beioe Telephone, iit Ser ein5iot
8iauo 6abrifant, Der bette Stin-
nler uno 9feparierer. Sest iii oic
3eit Die Rianos 81 reparieren.
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%. s.. & :. ga6u.

Nnfinlft--
glo; 245-@on Souiton lmb gielu Orr
leans ......... 4 40 na1nt
Mo. 241-gon 2oilfton unb @aIbeiton
.6:20 norgens
Ro. 7-gon Dallas u. Sort gsort6
1880 morgens
yt6. 235-@om Norben. .7.45l bor1nitt
No. 15-8on @nco.. 800 nahm.
yfo- 9-gom Noroen. 80 TAO abenbs
Nbfa6rt
SO. 246-9lad) Soultou inlb saep Or
leans $500. 1920 moreens
glo. 10-gah Dem Norben. 9:05 bonn
No. g. Naf 9anas. Sort Gsortb
uno gSaco $40 abeno5
gfo. 236-Nad Dem Norben. ~.
:. ;. -. ....915 aberba
No. 242-Na6 Soufton un6 @aIs
neiton ...........1 1890 obenos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-17
SARGENTVlLLE.

Willis Kicker, OF Castine, was in town
last week.
Mrs. Edgar S. Wood visited friends in
Bangor last week.
William Higgins is spending few weeks
with his family here.
Miss Evelyn Gray was at home the last
OF the week from Castine.
Mrs. d. Groves Eaton and Miss Mildred
|. Sargent were in Portland part of last
week.
Walter NJ. Neveils left Monday for
Neponset, Mass, to join the yacht Pere-
CRIME.
Albert c. Parker, Of Portsmouth, n. H.,
is spending his vacation with his mother,
Mrs. Fannie Parker.
Capt. R. B. Sargent, Of the schooner
Mary F. Barrett, has been spending Q
week in his cottage. He had for guests r.
Harvey Sargent, wife and son Clyde, Of
Washington, D. c.; William 7. Sampson
and wife, and Malcolm c. Sargent, Of Mel
rose, Mass, and Harold r. Sargent, .
student in the University Of Maine.
Nav Is. SIN.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Wendall Grant and wife have returned
to their home in saltwater.
Philip Pervear, George Giles and Jennie
Young are employed in the sardine fac
tory at Haven.
The big power yawl Mildred Verne, OF
Bangor, has been sawed in two by Arthur
Sargent, who is inserting . twelve-foot
section amidshipe.
Joseph A. Gott and wife, and lawrence
and Maynard Weber Of Stopington,
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Colts
father, Adelbert seavey.
Material has come and work has begun
on Harry Hsmilton's new cottage by the
shore. Ed Byard is boss carpenter. Henry
Grindle ia also carpenter on the work.
The remains OF Mrs. Loretta Fiye, &C.
companied by Mrs. Diantha Sibley, arrived
here from Arlington, Mass, Thursday,
and were inferred in Brooklin cemetery.
May Is. XENoPHoN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-17
EAST BLuEHlLL.

Ross De Long has gone to New York for
q few days.
Mrs. R. B. Long and little son Malcolm
came Wednesday.
Mrs. Evelyn Hutchings came home from
Wateryille Saturday.
John Charnley and William Farnsworth
went last week to Sound to work.
A. J. Grindle, who works in Frankfort,
spent few days last week a. his home
here.
LIB. Grindie is ha~ing his piazza ex-
tended across the front of his house to the
bay window, and other repairs made.
Mrs. Henry Marks and little daughters
Eva and Rena, Of fremont, spent few
days last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Linwood Leach.
Mrs. Fred Cousins, with little daughter
Emeline, arrived from Tufts College,
Mass, to-day to spend the summer with
her father, s. A. Long.
NAV is. X.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

@. II. Hanna has commenced work in
his brick yard.
Mrs. N. Y. Dunbar has Joined her hus-
band in Seal Harbor.
Frank Haskins. OF South Gouldsboro,
and Rockport, Mass, was guest OF John
Fenton over Sunday.
Miss Clara johnson and her uncle, e. c.
Clark, attended the funeral Of James
Wakefield, in smithvilie, Sunday after
noon.
Carl Urann, in two days fishing at
Tunk pond, caught thirty salmon. Mr..
Urann has gone to Massachusetts, for the
season.
All regret the serious illness OF Mrs.
Harriet Lord 1t the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Noyes, in West Goulds-
boro. AL hope she may recover to come
back to her home.
The Sunday school is increasing in
membership each Sunday. The school
has adopted the name OF the Oliver school
in memory OF Capt. Oliver =. Bragdon,
who was the founder and superintendent
for so many years, being honorary super
intendent at the time OF his death.
May IS. n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-17
OBITUARY.


The community was shocked by the
death OF Mrs. Philena Gross Wednesday
morning, May 10. Mrs. Gross, though past
the eightieth milestone, had been in her
usual good health until about three weeks
ago, when old age and dropsy caused her
to fail rapidly.
Mrs. Gross was born July Is, 1925, at
Russ island, Stonington, and lived ON
many Of the islands in this vicinity
When quite young she married Mr.
Eaton. To them four children were born
Peter, Sarah, George and Israel, all of
whom are living. After the death OF Mr..
Eaton she came to Oceanville and was
there married to the late Thomas Gross
To them i've children were born-Rebecca,
Swansey, Herman, Whitfield. and Jennie,
four Of whom are living.
Mrs. Gross became . member of the
Baptist church off Oceanville over fifty
years ago. She was faithful and devoted
wife and mother, an earnest Christian
and kind friend and neighbor. For the
past twenty years she had lived ct the
home Of her son Whitfield, and was ten
derby cared for by her children. Besides
the eight children, she is survived by two
brothers-Joscph and William Harvey.
The funeral was held Thursday after
noon at the church. Interment at Green
wood cemetery.
May Is. 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-17
WEST SULLIVAN

Irving Mcfarland lie . guest Of tris,a.
here.
Florence Hysom is employed in r..
Harbor at the Gem theatre, as soloist
Mrs. Zemro Hall, Mrs. Charles Nexn
and Mrs. Nina Reed were in Ellswo,,s
Saturday.
Evans Young has purchased a NO.,
looking bakers cart, and has establi.,..
q route through town.
The entertainment and dance given \.
the senior class OF sullivan high scbon,
Saturday evening at X. OF p. hall was a.
tended by large and we'll pleased aua;.
ence. A farce, swimming Ways wa.
presented; the parts were well taken
"Grandma's Minuet," given by ysr,
seavey, OF Sullivan Harbor, assisted Nv
Miss Clara Purdy ~ grandma and MI.
Helen Bartlett, accompanist, was one !,
the most interesting numbers. Hsrri.,
Merchant also delighted the audiepc.
with a recitation. A male quartz, ana
solos by Beatrice Gordon, Ellen Hall ana
Leon Thomas, also . recitation by stan.
wood Boynton, completed an excellen,
program. A dance followed, with music
by Noyes' orchestra.
May 10. Vox PoPuLr.
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D6ntisemeuts.
- -~--~---- - -----------s~- 3.
Catarrh Vanishes.
Relief In two Minutes with Wonder
full Money. BACK Cure.

Relief in two Minutes with Wonder.
full Money BACK Cure.
Go to G. A. Parcher to-day and tell
him you want Hyomei outfit pro
nounce 1t High-o-me.)
Open the 0ox and inside you will
find bottle Of HYOMEI and hard
rubber inhaler.
Inside this inhaler, which opens at
both ends, you,will find some antisep-
tic gauze.
Pour few drops Of HY0MEI into
the inhaler and sAturate the gauze.
Then, with 10th ends OF the inhaler
open, breathe HYOMEI, and the de-
struction OF pernicious catarrh germs
begins at once.
You cah breathe HYOMEI through
either the nose or mouth. Read the
directions.
Hyomei IL made from Australian
Eucalyptus and mixed with other in-
portant antiseptics, and the greatest
most sensible and pleasant treatment
Tor catarrh ever known.
Just breathe It; no stomach dosing;
no sprays or douches, this great anti
septic air soothes the mucous mem
brane and kills all germs.
Complete outfit. u 90. Extra bottle
II afterward needed, only soc. Money
back from Mr.. Parcher, or leading
druggists every where, II 1t doesn't cure
catarrh, coughs. colds, Group and sore
throat.
To break up cold in head or chest ID
few minutes, pour q teaspO0nful Oh
Hyomei into q bowl Of water, cover
head and bowl with towel and breathe
the vnp<sp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-17

The rational treatment for headaens
q 70 get 1t the cause, II possible, ano
remove Il Headache II only symr
tom Of trouble somewhere In the sys
tsm, and dosing with tablets or powae.ss
containing acetaniltd or other coA
derivatives which stop the pain temp"
rarily but weaken the heart, is az on
unsafe and unwise. The headache MAY
come from your eyes, then gooo ~
List can help you at once with propsdt
eyeglasses; but II II comes with fuileS
tongue, loss Of appetite, nausea, s, az
constipation, IL 10 usually the ies
Of disordered digestion, or torpid hvs,:
and one or two doses Of I. F. Atwooa ~
Medicine will speedily help you "
carrying Oh impurities and res'o,a a;r
the clogged digestive organs TO ,ne..
normal activity. In using this ola ~ ~
liable remedy, you take no chances "
weakening the hearts action.
It has : record Of sixty years % >,
safe headache remedy. Tho -
Medicine Co., Portland. Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-17
FRANKLIN ROAD.

F. 8, Graves has gone to Bangor to work
rebuilding house recently burned.
Mrs. Watson Joy, with her daughter
Christina, Of Sullivan HArbor, who boa
been visiting relatives and friends here.
returned to her home to-day.
The dwelling and woodshed OF William
l.. Miles were burned last Tuesday even
Ing. The fire Ia supposed to have caught
from . spark from the chimney. The
timely arrival Of all the men in the yicin.
ity saved tho two barns. There was
small insurance. Mr.. Miles and wife had
been away, and had been at home only
about week, getting ready to entertain
their sons families, asit was their custom
to spend their vacation 1t the old home.
stead. Their many friends sympa,hi1s
with them.
May Is. N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-17
CAsTINE.

WINE Lane, OF Brooks, is at tbs Castine
house as ball boy for the summer.
Ernest Harvey, of Kenduskeax, spent
Sunday with his sister, Miss Nellie H,r-
vey.
mrs. Nettie Robinson is spending several
Gays IN Brewer with her daughter, Miss
Annette Robinson.
=. Fred Jones and William Hooper ar.
rived home from Portland Sunday. each in
his new automobile.
'onn Billings, who has spent the last
Two weeks with his family, returned to
MS yacht in New York Monday.
A reception was given the graduating
cisss OF the normal school at Normal hail
saturday evening BY the undergraduates.
The 7. P. 5. c. e. held . social at the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-17
LAMOINE.
OBITUARY.

ODAIOAhN.
Hannah H., wife OF Eben II. King. who
died April %, was the daughter OF Stephen
and Betsy Young, and had always lived In
hmoine. Her age was seventy six years.
Their long married life Of ffty-seyen
years was peculiarly pleasant and happy /:
their home was in very deed Christian
home.
Mrs. King possessed many excellent
qualities and Christian virtues. She had
pleasing personality, and was Q social
light in the community. She had been .
faithful member Of the Baptist church
about sixty years. She will be greatly
missed.
Much sympathy is felt for the beresyed
husband, who is left entirely alone, hsy-
ing never been blessed with children Of
his own. An adopted daughter, Susie.
died several years ago.
Mrs. King leaves two brothers-D~nisl
OF California; Watson, OF lows, and a ala.
ter-Mrs. Emma Bunker, of Minnesota.
The funeral services were held at the
Bsptist church, Rev. Herbert Tilden, d. ID.
oficiatinR. assisted by the pastor, Rev. w.
II. Rice. The floral offerings were sbun-
dant. Mrs. Shirley Holt and DR.. Tilden
sang appropriate selections.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-17
COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH CAsTINE.

NORTH CASTINE.
Miss Lila Dun bar is home from Castine.
John P. Leach, of Camden, was in town
Sunday.
Arthur P. Guilford has gone to Owls
Head to resume fishing.
Miss Media Sawyer is working for Mrs.
Frank Farnham at West Penobscot.
George W. Perkins has sold his farm
and buildings to Pearl Danforth, of Cas-
tine.
Frank Perkins, who has employment in
Castine, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Alma
Perkins.
parents in North Penobscot Saturday and
Sunday.
George A. Grindle and wife, of Penob-
scot, were recent guests Of Capt NJ. w.
Grindle.
Mrs. Mary Wescott and daughter jose
phine who spent the winter in Portland,
are home.
Harvey Webster is at home from Isles
destroyed by fire.
Miss Ada F. Conner will leave this week
for Castine to be employed at the Baker
cottage for the summer.
Mrs.. Augustus Coombs and daughter
Mary, Of Castine, visited her mother, Mrs.
Mary Conner, last week.
Mrs.. Percy Wardwell came from Blue
hill Sunday, after an extended visit with
her parents, Aphonso Emerton and wife.
Miss Leah Perkins, whose trunk and
wearing apparel were burned in the Ban
gor IRE, is with her parents, Amos Per-
kins and wife.
George Mixer, OF Camden, and Frank
Mixer, Of Belfast, who came to attend the
funeral Of their aunt, Mrs. Elivs Young,
have returned to their homes.
Mrs. Eliva Young died last Tuesday at
the home OF her sister, Mrs. Lucy Mixer,
after . lingering illness. The funeral,
conducted by Rev. X. c. Douthitt, was
held at the home Thursday. The inter-
ment was at South Surry, where she for
meriy lived.
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M'KINLEY.

p. w. Richardson lost valuable horse
Saturday, by spinal meningitis.
Nelson Nice, who has been here the past
week, has gone to West fremont.
Walter Sprague narrowly escaped drown
ing Friday, while walking around the
freight shed on Underwood's wharf. His
father saved him by jumping in after him.
1t is rather early for picnic parties, but
four young ladies from Bass Harbor spent
last Monday between Bass Harbor and
Manset, returning home late in the after
noon with wet feet, damaged tempers, and
reported . s'iovely time". 1t was whis-
pered around town that they were lost.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHILL.


Miss Pearson has opened her cottage for
the season.
Carl Gray has gone to New York on the
Slavin yacht.
DR.. e. H. McCurdy is out OF town on his
annual vacation.
Mrs. Benjamin Curtis arrived last week
to spend some tima at .'Starboard Acres.
Daniel Grindle is at home after spend
ing the winter at the soldiers home in
Togus.
The ball team Of the academy went to
Ellsworth May 10, and again defeated the
Ellsworth high school team. Score, l2-4.
May several friends OF Mrs. Eliza
Stubs gave her a surprise party, the oc-
cssion being her eightieth birthday. A
delightful evening was enjoyed.
Last Saturday the Bar Harbor high
school base bail team came to Bluehiil to
play return game. At Bar Haroor the
week before the local team lost by the
close score OF 12-1f. Bar Harbor was con-
fident OF victory, while Bluehill looked for
. chance to even up matters. The home
team played . fast game. Townsend
never pitched better bali, and was at his
best at critical points in the game. His
field support was excellent. The home
team won by the score OF 1873. May ~
the local team will meet 4. NJ. &. 8. at
Bucksport, and May 20 WI play Brewer
high at Brewer.
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nurse in Portland. She also visited her
daughter Alice, who is training ct the
Massac husetts general hospital.
Mrs. Annie s. Dyke left Friday for
Upper Dam, where she will be employed.
Her mother will care for her infant
during her absence.
Irwin N. Bowden took his son Edward
to the Bangor hospital last week for an
operation. Friends are pleased to know
the operation was successful, and that he
is doing we'll.
May Is. u.