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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-17
TOOAY'S ENTRIES
At JUAREZ.

First Race--3-l2 mile: Textile, 1oS;
skillute. los; sayviile, Io6 Wooltax,
iisse, i2s: Recover. los,
Second Races turlongs, selling
Red Lass, 1903; Aunt Lass, los: Soma,
loS: pserfoot. los; B,skra los; cotyt 20,
Enrich. lis: w. 7. overton. lis; elder.
Third Race-5A furiongs: The Pip
Prank 0i Muiiens. iei; John Griffin H.,
10; Enfield. iis; Fiorio. lis; Helmet
beach sand. So: Planter. Ga Marion
Casey. 105; Baron Carona, lo2; The
Wolf. 1O5: Balronia, 106: Ellerd, los
|Lomond. li2l Workbox. liz,
|TrafaIgar, ga; Eleanor stribbllng, 100;
Hoopa, 100; Strange Dor, lO2; Bert
Getty. 1o2; Soon. 1o2: Mr.. Dock. lo2;
Less Friar. 1o2: BaIeila. I02.
Sixth Race-Mile. selling: Acumen,
10l: Florence A.. 102: Short Order, 1of;
Lena Leeh, io7; I NJ Eckert o IOs; Bar
Mulholland. 100; Light Wool. 1o2
At TAMPA.
First Race--About 9 furlongs. purse.
rama. 1917: Little Dutch. ITO; Battson.
Orlando Lady. lis Couple Lorrania
and Little Dutcn as Idplin eutTy
Second Race furlongs, selling:
I-appelle. 50. Sister Betsy. 81; Rusu-
cana. 81; Nora Emma. 81: Goodacre.
%; ortego. 80: Shepherds Song, i03;
Love Watches. Ill; Gull Holland, liz;
Beyerstein. liz; Sandy HILL III; Colmo.
Ills.
Third Race-selling, furlongs:
Lodestone, SO: Louise r.. io7; Johnny
Wise, los: Broken Ties. ITO: Ben SAM
1ee, Melzaf, lie; Lady Hapsburg, ITO;
Dandy Dancer, ITO. Hattie Garrett
llD; G. a. Lehman, Ill; Bosserrian, liz
Fourth Race--5h fur1ongs, selling:
Iclaiborne. W. 81. Valentine. 100; 81
Deniol, 102; vandan, 102; Glipian. 10l;
st Andrews. l07; Locust Bud, ITO;
Ringer, liz: virsain, liz: Uncle Wal
ter. ITO: Red Robin. liz; The Ram. liz;
Stromeland, 115.
Firth Races furlongs. selling: In
spector General, SO: Leon b.. 80: Chess.
100; Tom Cat, 10s: Footpad, 100; Gren-
ade, 113: st. Dunston, lis: Golden Cas-
t1e 1l5; Haymarket, lis.
Sixth Race-Mile, selling: Radiation,
lis, George Turner. ia; Zymole. Ito;
Donation, 107; Virginia Lindsey, l07;
Occidental. 107; Lady Ripple, l07; Lois
Cayanagh, 107; Uncle Jim. 100, Garth
age, 1Os: Lawton Virgins, liz; Col
Zeb, 112; Won Laer. liz; First Prem
! fum, liz.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-17
LEACH CROSS ADDS PUNCH
TO Ills FIGHT ASSETS

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.--After three
months rest, Leach Cross. the east
side dentist-pugilist. is again or the
high road TO favor, following his two
round knockout last night, OF Charley
Griffin. an Australian.
Cross fought one OF his best fights
and surprised his friends by the dem
onstretion OF his old-time cleverness,
TO which he has added a wicked
punch. In the second round Cross
reached Griffin's jaw three times and
the Australian faded away.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No. Is John R-st. Call
Main 1913. or City 1885.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-17
TORONTO, %.
DETROIT. rs

"a Score First halD, Detroit. Is To-
ronto. IL Field goals-Latimer B.
Tompkins. Siehert, swanson. Stockham
"a Bourne, Branston 6. Wilson. Fouls
Siebert, in Is; Stockham, IN ID.
4 Fouls committed-Siebert 2, Latimer !.
Tompkins z. Hunter ?, Swanson 2.
4 Stockham. Bourne 6, Branston J, Will
son Johnson & Referee--Harfst.
Halves--2O and 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-17
want Mike

The Boston Nationals want Mike
Donlin, the property OF the Giants
Fred Tenney has asked permission TO
negotiate with Donlin. It's long
time since Mike played and maybe he
can't come back.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-17
De Orc In Form.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Alfred DE
ORC. the Cuban. today stands good
chance OF retaining his title Of world S
champion pool player. In the first
nights play with the challenger. VII
liam Clearwater, the champion. scor-
ed POS points To his opponents lSs,
DeOros play was more daring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-17

The Yankees have signed John Mar
Tin New Jersey semi-pro. He Is a
third baseman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-17
PANTS

Corduroy Pants, s2.25 value. Sale Price S1.10
Mems Work Pants, 81 value. Sale Price. sec
Mems all Worsted Pants, $3.50 and So
value. Sale Price. ...................S 1.65
Mems Pants, best imported Wooiens,
$3.50 to IS value. Sale Price. ...,t. 50. 95
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23

Hsndsfson ars visiting thar heothsr, John
l. DsAfsysr.
Thursday, Aug. n, Mrs.. @. .. 0oogins
made squash pie nom squash 9athsrsd
In tbs fall Of 1910. Who can beat thstf
Mia Marcia Ash, who hos bssn work.
ing ct Hancock Point, was . weekend
guest Of her Uncle, Charlie Ash, on her
way to Bangor.
Schools viii begin Monday, Aug. n,
with the sams teachers - in the spring.
with the exception OF the Neck school,
which will b. taught BY Sadie Lowrie, a
Franklin.
Mr.. Record, who has been renting En-
win wilbur's house through tine summer,
has moved out, and Miss Elizabeth Gray
and her mother have rented the house and
will live there while Miss Gray il teach
ing school hero.
The body Of Sullivan Jordan, who died
in Readfeld nom the effects OF an injury
received by being thrown from . wagon
when his horse became frightened st an
automobile, was brought to EAstbrook
Tuesday. Wednesday the funeral was
held at this chrrch and the remains placed
in Sunny Side cemetery.
Aug. q. GEN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
M'KrNLEY.

The Mckinley junior BASEBALL team de-
isstsd the Bernard juniors last week.
scors 2o-1o.
Mn. Eva Martin Ksllsy, Of Jcnesport,
with her iittio daughter, v The gssst Of
her brother, Charles Martin.
The arst load Of nsh, stxty barrels, bIus
backs, was brought to the Mckinley Fish
a Freezer Co., last week By Lyle Newman,
Of Mansst. The company II ready for
business, being equipped with every con-
vensence for this purpose.
The Bass Har Dor team succssded in de-
feating the nat Northeast Harbor team in
an exciting game Of baseball 1t Northsast
Harbor Monday, Aug. IA. 1t was walk
over for the Bass Harbor team from the
start. Bass Harbor went to the bet frst
and Melted i've runs in the nrst inning;
scoring twice In the seventh and two more
in the ninth. Northeast Harbof scored
twice In the frst; two more In the sixth
and again in the eighth, total %. The
batting of Parker and pitching OF brown
were the features Of the game. Il came -
great surprise fos the Northeast Harbor
team, which has not before bsen defeated
this year.
Aug. n. M.
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WEST TREMoNr.

Mrs.. Daniel Dow has gone TO Owls
Head for . few weeks.
e. A. Rideout, wife and son Richard, OF
Arlington, Mass, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Rose Rich, of fremont, spent
Thursday, Friday and Saturday with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. NJ. L. Dix.
The w. T. l. society met with Mrs.
Charles Thurston Friday. 1t viii meet
with Mrs. Robbie Rumili in two weeks.
Miss Lcola Rumill, who has spent the
past two months in Newton, Mass, with
her brother, Edwin II. Rumill, is home.
Mrs. John Pomroy, with children.
Birdell and Clinton, who spent last week
at Rocklsnd and Owls Head, visiting her
sons Howard, Leon and Karl, arrived
home Monday.
Word has been received from Herbert
8. Reed, who is in the Bangor hospital,
that be is gaining, and il in hopes to b
home soon. He WAS operated upon for
hernia two weeks ago.
Mrs. George Dix, who has been visiting
her sister-in-law, Mira Sadie Eye, will re-
turn home this week. DR.. Dix returned
in the yacht with CAPT. Adams to his home
in Worcester, Mass, lass week.
Mrs.. George w. Murphy, who has been
IN invalid three ysars, died wednesday,
Aug. 10. She had been great sufferer tor
nAny years. Her mothsr, Mrs.. Maria L.
DIX, and eldest daughter, Helen e. MUIR
ply, cared for her tenderly through her
long illness. Her husband was home to
visit her couple Of wesks ago, and came
again to attend the funeral, held st the
Msshodist church Saturday, Rev. Z. W.
Brown ofdcisting.
Aug. q. THKLNA.
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SWANS BLAND.

Mn. Sarah whitshoass Is Visiting ct
I. w. Stinson's.
Mr.. Samuel Simeon spsnt the weak -snd
with relatives IN Rockland.
Mn. Hyde Doliivsr has returned nom
Prospect Harbor, where abe has hssn Wis
iting her mother.
Rev. Fred Stanley, Of Kingston, n. H.,
10 Ut Hyde Delivers. His many friends
9ss glad to - him.
Harry 0rssnlaw, wife and little daugh-
ter, Of Portland, visited their aunt 1t tbs
light last week.
The many friends Of Harold Smith are
glad to have him home again. He has
spent part Of his vacation In Boston and
New York.
Capt. Emery Cot and wits sntsftainsd
Rev. r. v. Stanley, Rev. and Mrs. Bailey,
Mrs. Alvah Barbour, Mn. !. W. 6tinson
and Mr.. Sarah whitehouss ss Q picnic
dinner on ''Crag", recently.
Aug. Is. n,
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IsLEsFORD


Miss Emma Jordan is spending. her va
catisn with her parents.
N. l. Bowditch, OF Framingham, Mass,
has rented his bungalow.
Mrs. ringiey, OF Milford, Mass, is Wis
iting her son, Rev. F. w. Tingley.
Capt. Everett Stanley hos had pantry
built on to the rear end Of his house.
Miss Jennie williston, Of someryille,
Mass, 10 the guest OF MrA Minnie STAN
ley.-
Ralph Tingley, son Of Rsv. r. w. Ting
ley, fell last week and fractured his collar
bone.
Mn. Fred Phippen, who has recently
had tonsilitis, is now having . run Of
fever.
Mrs. William Young, H., who has
spent Q few days with her parents, has re-
turned to her home hero.
Miss Bessie spoflord was called home
Saturday by the illness st hsr fathss, who
received . paraiytic shock lAst Friday.
The steamboat wharf, fosmsrly owned
by william Il. Hadlock, has been pur-
chased by summer residents, and will b
repaired before another summer.
Clayton F., son OF Frank Croker, died
early sunday morning. The child has
been very i'll Of cholera infantum. The
remains will be taken to the former home
Of the family at Moose island. The fam
lily has the sympathy Of al. Mr.. Croker
il himself an invalid.
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FREMONT.

Mrs. Ida J. Smith and Mrs. Lizzie Pet
tigrsw spent Wednesday with Mrs. c. II.
Norwood. Mn. Smith formerly belonged
here, but for number Of years has re-
sided in Portland.
The funeral Of Maurice r. Rich was held
Sunday, Aug. ID ct his home, under d.
recsion Of the Mssons, OF which order he
was the oldest member here. Rev. c. w.
Robinson officiated. There were many
beautiful nowers. Burial was ct Wild
wood. cemetcry.
A pretty wedding took placs wednesday
evening, Aug. 10, At the home Of Capt.
Levi G. Rich and wife, when their only
daughter, Sylvia NJ, was married to Capt
John .Latty. Of Seal Cove. Rev. C. W.
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FRANKLIN,

Mrs. Sadie Workman has returned from
Bangor.
Miss Frances Dyer came from Hancock
Point Monday.
Robert M. Woodruff, Of Ridley Park,
Pa, il the guest Of John w. Blaisdell and
wife.
Percy Homer has brought his motor
boat from Aolasses pond to Donnell's
pond.
3. n. Woodruff and J. w. Blaisdell
brought in nne string Of hsh from
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Robinsoa ol1sistsd. n 49,.
prsttiiy dsoosatsd with fsrna srS = wses
Only nsaf ssaativss wsrs pr,,sn. =
bridal cospss WALKED In 70 The ,tr.,, y. !.
the wedding march and stood und., . ~ :.
q sweet psas and fsrns. The bride loos.l
charming In > gown Of white embro,S. -.
bssists. She carried . bouquet Of ~.
pas. The groom h . promising yon.s
- captain and has many friend. ny
bride b ono Of Trsmont's popular vonas
ladies. Alter ths ceremony. rsfreshm.r,.
wsrs ssrvsd. The happy coupI. ~.
Thursday for Bangor whore they win .m '
bark ON thslr wedding trip to New yo.s
Friends extend congratulations.
Aug. 10. ~
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COUNTY NEWS.
HurLs COVE.


Mrs.. Nellie Mason visited her aunt, Mrs.
Frances Brewer, recently.
John Rock and wits, OF Bangor, visited
ct Orient Rrswer's recently.
Lee Hanscom and wife arr keeping
house in Mrs. Leighton's bungalow.
Andrew Alley and wife, OF Beverly,
Mass, are visiting ct Mrs. .. J. Novels.
Miss Agnes Brewer, Of Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday with her mother and sister here.
s. J. Walls, wife and granddaug liter, OF
Otter Creek, visited relatives here last
week.
Mrs. Chastena Hamor, who has been
quite Ill 1t her home here, ID improving,
slowly.
Miss Edith Hall and Miss Faith Green
hailgh, OF Rockiand, have been visiting At
{. G. Hsmor's.
Mrs. Leighton and daughter Violet, Of
Bangor. have returned home, after few
weeks in their bungalow here.
The Baptist sewing circle will hold its
annual fair and sale Friday afternoon and
evening, in the Neighborhood house.
Mrs. Della Hayes and daughter Marie,
OF Warren, returned home Friday, after a
visit OF several weeks at Mrs.. Lena
Hamor's.
Mrs. C. @. Hamor entertained party OF
twelve ladies at dinner Thursday, August
10, In honor OF her gaest, Nm. Della
Hayes, of Warren.
Noel, little son Of Dave Hennsn Morris
and wife, Of New York, cut his arm quite
badly one day last week. While playing,
be accidentally put his arm through
glass door.
On Saturday, August II, thers was .
surprise party at Mrs. Estslls stAnlsy's in
honor Of her birthday. The sHAir, which
was planned BY Misses Marion Stanley
and Maixie Higgins, was great success,
being complete surprise. The evening
was spent very pleasantly with music and
storytelling. Mrs. Stanley was presented
with set OF dining-room chairs. Deiic-
ious rsfreshments were served.
Aug. n. ANNE.
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COUNTY NEWS.


joseph DeLAittrs, Of Minneapolis,
MIMI, il . guest 1t r. L. Hodgkihs'.
Among tie departures last week were
Dr.. N. w. Hodgkins, Luthur Reynolds,
Walter Reynolds and Mr.. Rose.
Lester Salisbury and Miss Clark, Of Els
worth, spent Sunday with the for mer's
parents, w. K. Salisbury and wife.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland, OF Middle
bury. VI, lectured at the church Sunday
evening to large and interested audience.
A buck board load driven by Mr.. Moore
went to Hancock Friday, where pleasant
day, with picnic dinner, was spent with
Mrs. Martha Coolidge.
The peighbors OF Mrs. Harry Coolidge
had the privilege Sunday night OF seeing
her night blooming cereus, which bore
four beautiful waxy blossoms.
Wednesday evening the grange hall was
tastefully decorated with cut flowers and
the tables temptingiy arrayed. Mrs. Alice
Hodgkins had charge OF the table OF
cooked food, Miss Anna Young, OF the
candy ia BILE, and Misses Olive Coolidge and
Vera Berry OF the apron and fancy tables.
Ice-cream was served in the dining room.
About $50 was realized from the sale. The
following program was rendered: Piano
duet, Mrs. Sumner Foster, Mrs. Shirley
Holt; solo, Mrs. Shirley Holt; piano solo,
Mrs. Sumner Foster; solo, Mrs. Herbert
Davis; piano solo, Mrs. Shirley Holt;
duet, Mrs. Herbert Davis, Mrs. Shirley
Holt.
Au1. u. r. II.
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.


Miss Bridgman, OF Dalton, is at w. o.
Emery's.
Josephine Hawkins 10 . guest OF Julia
Guptiil at Gouldsboro.
Alice Emery, of East Boston, y visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Cummings.
Ruth Allen and Vera Smith were in
Rockland few days last week.
A. P. Atwood and daughter, OF Salem,
Mass, are guests Of A. Fenton.
Mrs. Oliver Durrell, OF Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. stimson.
Miss Burbank and Miss wyman left for
their homes in Newton and Syracuse Sat-
urday.
Francis L. Young has returned to New
York. Mrs. Young and son will remain
in town few weeks longer.
There will be dime tea at the home OF
Capt. s. v. Dennis Wednesday afternoon,
for the benefit of the Liberal Christian soci-
ETY..
Sunday afternoon An interesting feature
OF the weekly service was the christening
OF three children. kev. Edwin d. kixer,
OF Ellsworth, onchsed, and also preached
. dne sermon.
sunday morning Rabbi Fleischer, OF
Boston, spoke 1t the Liberal Christian ser
vics, giving liberal talk to . large audi
encs. Dr.. Fleischer 10 . guest OF ID. T,
Timayenis at "Kosinook".
Mr. and NJ. Rr.m.p ..v. . ds,;uhttu,
MN n.rtv II . t.r,, numher os ~
tovn.n.on,. :, IN. Msro, Tu..a.v .t,s,-
mean. The Par Hsrhor b.na fnrni.hsd
music. Game. vere .r,,ng,d for tbe
,h;,s.., - ...,,.sa .s.....,...
"a, e. .,a.,. go. - -, ,,,;r.-a
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Georges pond, Monday, among them .
bass weighing nearly Eve pounds.
Mrs. A. p. Havsy, Of West Sullivan. and
Mn. Mona Lawson, Of Bar Harbcr, wsss
in town Monday.
Mrs. Harry Springer and children, Of
Foxcroft, are visiting her parents, Josiah
g. Bunker and wife.
Rev. Gideon Mayo 10 away on his vaca-
t,on. His pulpit was supplied Sunday BY
Baptist Missionary Hunt.
The pupils Of the E.stbrook summer
school left TOR Massachusetts, Monday. J..
Il. DeMeyer and three teachers went to
Arlington, Mass, Friday,
Aug. n. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23

Work on the State road will begin
soon.
Miss Della Clark arrived home from
Bluehill Tuesday.
Eddie knight, of Boston, is spending
his vacation with e. W. Hastings.
George and Walter Butler have finished
saving at Macomber's mill, owing to the
failure OF water, and have moved home.
Mrs. Clara Dunbar and Mrs Jennie
Berman and little daughter who have
spent the summer here, have returned TO
Boston.
The annual reunion OF the Butler family
will be held at Hsrdison's grove, West
Franklin, Saturday, Sept. 2. II stormy
the frst fair day. All connections and
their friends are invited.
Aug. q. CH'E'ER.
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TRENTON.

Harry Davis il In Par Harbor for few
days.
Ernest T. Leland has moved his family
to Eden.
Thompson Leland has sold his farm to
Charles Carson.
Benjamin Jordan has gone to Bar Harbor,
where be hal work.
Mrs. K. L. MOORE, IT,, and son Russell
have spent the past week with her broth
er, Linwood Hodgkins, in Brewer.
Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald and three sons,
OF Bar Harbor, who have been Visiting her
mother, Mrs.. Jordan, have returned home.
The Kings Daughters presented Mn.
Jane Gordon with p FRIDAY, her nineticth
birthday. Mrs.. Gordon IL The oldest mem
Der.
Aug. %. MAY.
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oorr,s BLAND.

0OAx'6 A6kAANO.
Archie 0etchell and Wits, OF Bar Harbof,
spent two nights here this week at the
Hillside.
Or. Charles Browning and wife, Of Ober-
lin, O., with their two children, arc ct The
Hillside.
Mrs. Mary Brakeman, Of Little Rock,
Ark, who has been ct Petit Piaisants this
season, LETT for her home Friday.
Allan @. Red and wifs, who visited
friends ct Atlantic and Colts Island.
have returned TO their home In North
Scarboro.
The many friends hers OF CAPT. Freeman
Cot were pleased 10 learn that be took
the cup In the rscs ct Bucks Harboe
Thursday.
Mrs. David Elliot and her two children
left Tuesday for Colorado Springs, Cot,
accompanied by Miss Margaret Morgan,
Of Ashta bula, o.
Aug. n. CHfPA
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MARLBORO.

Homer Wilbur went to lakewood satur-
day, returning Sunday.
Mrs. II. G. Burnham, OF Cutler, is visit
ing her father, 9. II. Remick.
Rev. A. B. Hyde had an interesting
meeting 1t the chapel Sunday evening.
There win be . temperance meeting at
the chapel Wednesday evening, Aug. 30.
Mrs.. 8. H. Remick, daughter Ruth and
her father, Eben Kingmsn, spent . few
days at Lakewood last week.
George Treadwell's work shop was
burned Saturday, with all its contents,
consisting Of tools and about SIS worth Of
lumber.
Give and Margaret Burnham, who have
spent the past week At the home of their
grandfather, 8. H. Remiek, have returned
to their home in North Cutler.
Aug. n. ARE.
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NANsET.

Roy Fsrnald has returned to bis work In
Lynn, Mass.
David Heal and family, of Lncolnvills,
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs- Fred v. Starksy and daughter, o.
New Hampshire, are visiting relatives
here.
Pearl Hanna and wife are receiving con.
gratulations on the bisth OF a son, born
Aug. II.
Mrs. Jennie Raymond and children.
after living here two years, have returned
10 Digby, S.S.
Capt. John Robinson and Capt. John
Closson have landed two fares of fine large
mackercl this week, and several othe.
Soats are g~tting some.
Aug. II. A. &c.
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AsavILLE.

Grafton Convey spent the weekend at
his home in LAmoine.
Mrs. Grace Sargent, Of North SuilivAs,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. NJ. Pettse.
Mrs. Gertrude Kane Sinclair, Of Sedg-
wick, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. q.
Small.
Arthur johnson, who has employment
in South Gouldsboro, spent the weekend
ct his home here.
Mrs. Fronia Billiard, Of Boston, who has
been visiting relatives here, has returned
to South Gouldsboro.
Aug. n. PHUBG.
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OTTER CREEK.

Services at the church last Sunday were
conducted BY Rev. DR.. Shaufler, who
preached An interesting sermon.
The Aid society will hold its annual
church fair and sale Of goods Thursday.
Aug. 81, from 10 .. m. to Top. m. Ice
cream and cake, sandwiches, tea and COT
lee, fruit punch, candy, ETC., will be served
during the day and evening.
Aug. n. ANON,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23

More people. men and women, are suffering
from kidney and bladder trouble than ever
before. and each rear more OF them turn 10,
quick relief and permanent benefit TO Foleys
Kidney Remedy, which has proven Itself 10
Be one Of the most effective remedies iof kid
ney AID bladder ailments. that medical
science has devised. Sold by all druggists.
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XIX.
sEAwALI..

Clarence Kent and con have re,r.
70 Somsrville, Mass.
Herbert Moore has returned to hi. ho,..
in scmerviile, Mass. ~
Mrs. Phoebe Rodick, who has 49,.
visiting her mother. returned to her hor..
In bar Harbor Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Bates and little usuyb,..
OF saltwater. who nave been yisi,;nr
Mrs. scottis Ward, have returned home
Roy Haynes, with wife and lit,le 40,
Melvin, who have been visiting his s,.tsr
As. Dudley Dollivss, has gone to o,t
Point 70 visit his old home.
Aug. II. Do,,v
Mrs. W. 3. Severance and Mrs. Elvi,.
Erskins, Who hare bsen visiting at r y
Nswman's, isft Friday for Buckspor,,
Willie Moore and friend from soue,.
willie, Mass., arrived Sunday for a visit IA
his grandmother, Mr.. Lizzie Moore.
William Dow, wills and daughter Ale.
cams from Bangor Monday in their Mar.
well automobile on visit to r. Z. New.
man, rsturning Friday morning.
J. u. bright, wife and daughter Jun.
wsrs in Sswsll calling ON friends SUNDAY
rsturpins to Bangor Sunday night. Jan,
viz spsnd her vacation ct Mrs. julia
Pnfksr'sat AAnest.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23
NORTH LAMoINE.

Miss Mildred Crane, OF Orono, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Ira Hagan.
Miss Natalie Salisbury and sister Della,
OF Skowhegan, are visiting relatives here.
James Tweedie and family have gone to
Southwest Harbor to spend the week with
relatives.
Charles MouIten and wife, Of Dorches-
ter, Mass, have spent the past week at
her old home here.
Leonard Young, who is employed at
South Gouldsboro, spent Saturday night
and Sunday ct home.
Linwood Beckwith and wife were the
guests Of Mrs. Beckwith's aunt, Mrs. A..
II. Coggins, the past week.
Aug. n. Y.