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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-01-25
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Good Work
Dsae Daily in Ellsworth. Many
CitiEens Tell of 1t.

Nearly every reader has heard Of Doan's
Kidney Pills Their good work in Els
worth still continues, and our citizens are
constantly adding endorsement by public
testimony. No better proof of merit can
Be had than the experience OF friends and
l>eighbors. Read this case.
Ma c. n Alexander, Washington ST.,
Sdlls~orth, Ne. says: '-Some years ago 1
suffered severely from oachache- The
trouble was NOT constant, but came on in
SPELLS, and often had to give up and go to
bed for the remainder of the day. When
arose in the morning had . terrible pain
across my loins and was scarcely able TO
gss around. Ny mother, knowing Of nv
condition, procured . supply of Deans
Kidney Pills for me at Moore's Drug Store,
and began their use. l noticed an i'm
provement after I had finished the con
tents OF one box. and a. continued tax
ing the remedy 1 steadily grew better.
From that time to this have never had
any serioas recurrence Of kidney trouble,
and can praise Deans Kidney Fills in the
highest terEns. Doan's Kidney Pills
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relieving him Of baekache and greatly
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ROster- Albnrn Co., Buffalo, New York,
seas agents fes the United States
Rememhes the name -Doan's-and take
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FREMONT.

Allie N. Rich is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
c. 81. Norwood.
Earle Farley left Monday for Q weeks
visit in Portland. he Was accompanied by
his cousin, Clarence Norwood, of South
west Harbor.
The ladies' Christmas club met with
Mrs George Wallace Thursday afternoon
A picnic supper vas enjoyed. A delight
full time is reported.
Jan - EN
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ORLAND.

Mrs Carlton Sawyer, of Bucksport, is
boarding at Morrill, Dunn's, recuperating
from q seyere nervous trouble.
Miss Grace Douglass will return to Ban
gor general hospital this week to receive
further trsssement for her lameness.
Miss Florence F. Douglass, OF Orland.
and Bran J. Lord, OF Bucksport, were
married by Rev A. 6. Lyon Sunday even
ing, at the home of Walter Brewster.
jan 16- ID.
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AMHERST,

Miss Nina Rodick, with children, has
gone to Aurora to visit her father.
Seweu Nickerson has gone in the woods
with his team for J. G. Dunham.
The public installation OF the 1. O. o. F.
vas largely attended. Refreshments were
served.
Ars- Clara Nickerson, who has been
working for W. h. Durham, has returned
home, and Miss Gertrude Nickerson has
taken her place.
Jan. lS a.
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THE subscriber HEREBY gives notice thai
he has been duly appointed execu- or
o. the last viii and teetAme nt Of
HELM r. MoCAULDER. late Of BUCKS
PORT.
in the county Of Hancock, deceased. no bOnds
b<ing reqa aired By The Serna at sAid ufst-
All persons having demAnds againsl the e.
take OF sAad deceased are desired 70 pfeseDi
the same for sexxlemeRt, ana all indebted
thereto are requested 20 make payment in
nediaxeiy- PEraa G. 0cCAuLpAR-
Bucksport, Ian. Z l1ll-
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Commencing Dec . steamer will leave
Bar aarbor At 9 5o . m. arriving At Nj Desert
Ferry At 80 m. Sundays excepted.
Trains leaving Ellsworth 1T 7.l3 . m and 4.2S
p m. and arriving at Ellsworth Hos N. 10 50
p M connect with Washington Co. BY.
.Stops on signal TO conductor.
stops only to leave passenger from points
on Washington County Railroad
These trains connect At Bangor with through
trains on Main Line, Is and from Portland.
Boston and st John.
Passengers are earnestly requesxly 70 pro-
cure tickess before entering the trains. and
especially Ellsworth to Pals and Fails to
Ellsworth
p. &. BOOTHBY.
General Passenger Agent
NORRIS MCDONALD.
Vice Preside a, & General Manager.
Portland. Ne.
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o. Near Year'seye, IN the the presence
81 relatives and friends, Katie NJ, oldest
daughter of DeA- John 2. Staples, WAS
married 70 Albert 81. Hill. son OF Mrs.
4 IdeiiA Hill, of Hillside cottage. The
hosse ~as profusely decorated, the pArlor
being converted into q perfect bower Of
<reepery.
Promptly IT O'Clock. to Mendelssohn's
s.arch, played BY Mrs. F. W. Phillips, the
young bride, beautifully dressed in white,
aad carrying . bouquet Of maiden-hair
fern. entered with her father. Miss Sadie
\. Billings, becomingiy gowned in pink,
was bridesmaid. Beneath . wedding
bsll Of white the bride was met by the
groom. Who came in with his grandfather,
1ben Allen, attended by his boyhood
eham, Samuel A. Herrick, . junior in
Colby college
Rev. & & small, pastor of the FIRST
Baptist church, of which church both
bride and groom are sctive members,
o1hciased. using the single ring service.
After congratulations, and an oppor-
tunisy given to examine the many beauti-
fal and costly presents, bounsiful cola
tion vas served BY young lady friends Of
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the bride. The groom then passed the
cigars, while the bride handed to each one
present piece of wedding-cake.
The bride is a graduate Of Brooklin high
school, teacher in the Sunday school,
and active in social end musical circles.
The groom is one of Brooklin's rising
young men. The young couple have the
sincere congratulations and best wishes Of
all.
Nan g. SPEC.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

Mrs 7. c. Stanley has returned from
Sonerviile, Mass.
g. E. Larvey is home from Providence,
Il. l., where he has been employed.
Charles Cousins has returned from New
York, where he has spent the past year.
Ars. Susan Judge is home from Concord,
Nass. She was accompanied BY her
daughter, Miss Alice Judge.
Mrs. Edward Morgan has gone to
Arizona, where she will join Mr.. Morgan,
who is employed there.
The installation of officers OF Center
Harbor Rebekah lodge took place at l. O.
o. F. hall Monday afternoon, Jan. 3.
Installing officers, Mrs. Anna Gray, ID. d
p, OF Ellsworth, assisted by Mrs. Dunn,
d. d. G. NJ. Following is list OF the
officers: Mrs. Lizzie Mcfarland, N. g.;
Mrs. Hattie Joyce, V. g.; Mrs. Rose Allen.
recorder and financial secretary; Mrs.
Belle Bridges, treasurer; Mrs. Alice
Stanley, R. ). N. g.; Mrs. Anna Herrick,
L. .. n. g.; Miss Grace Tspley, r. 5. v.
G.: Mrs. Naomi Allen, l.. 8. V. g.; Mrs.
Carrie Grifia, warden; Miss Eva Herrick,
conductor; Mrs. Edith Phillips, chaplain;
Mrs. Neva Bridges. l. g.; Warren Ford,
o. u. The installation was followed by .
banquet in the dining hall. AT o'clock
the officers of the Odd Fellows lodge were
installed BY Frank L. Slower, ID. d. P, of
Baehill, assisted by NJ. A. Herrick. D. ID.
q. n. IS follows: Alfred Joyce, N. G.; E.
H. Bridges, 4. 8. N. g.; William Herrick,
l.. 5. n. g.: K. l.. Smith, conductor;
Hnery Brscy, warden; F. A. Bowden,
chaplain; W. II. Ford, r. ). s.; William
Gray, l.. S. S.; T. c. Stanley. I. g.; John
secretary, H. NJ. Pease, financial secretary;
Isaac Mayo, treasurer. The installation
Vas followed by social.
Jan. 10. UNE FEMME.
A. h. Mayo was in Rockland last week.
A. &. Farnswortn ana wife returned
from Boston Saturday.
Church aid circle will meet in the ladies'
parior Wednesday afternoon.
The library circle will meet Monday
evening with Mrs. Martha Nutter.
Mrs Albert Kane, who sprained her
ankle badly a few weeks ago, is out again.
Deer Isle basket bali team played Brook
lin high school Saturday evening, win
ing the game, score 5. to 10.
The ofnoers of NssSeag lodge, F. and A.
NJ were installed Wednesday evening by
Past Master Edward B. Kane, assisted by
Isasc Mayo Is marshal, As follows: 3. II.
Bridges, w. NJ; A. n. Mayo, s. W.;
Clarence Stanley, J. W.; T. c. Stanley, 3.
D.; Ralph Wiley, J. D.; r A. Flye, secre-
taxy; 8. 6. Mcfarland treasurer; Will
Ceosins. ]. s.; Harold D. Powers, s s.;
Isaac Mayo, marshal; s. B. Tainter, Tyler;
Dr.. F. s. Herrick, chaplain. Supper was
served BY the church aid society in the
dining hall.
Jan. =. UNR FEMME.
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WEST sroNINGToS.

Sterling Ssinson left Monday for Waldo
boro, where he is employed.
Mr.. Cleveland, ~ho has been employed
in New YORK, has returned home.
Mrs. Margaret Mills has gone to Stou-
ington to spend the remainder Of the
winter with her daughter Ayra.
Jan. II. NUN.
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ChaDsberiain's Cough Remedy il . very
valaahle medicine for throat and lung
troubles, quickly relieves and cures pain
full breathing and q dsnxerously sounding
cough which indicates conxessed lungs.
Sold By all dsaleRs-
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HANCOCK ss.-Supreme Judicial Court. In
Upon the foregoing petition ii is ordered.
That service therein be made upon David
Dyer and John Dyer. therein named. BY serv-
ing upon each Of them an sttested copy Of
fourteen days before the next term OF this
court to be holden At Ellsworth. within and
for the county OF Hancock. on the second
Tuesday OF April. = d. 1871; that service be
made upon all other persons interested By
causing copy Of this petition With the order
thereon 10 be published three weeks success
siseiy In the Ellsworth American, . newsps-
per published Mt Ellsworth. in the county OF
Hancock. Aforesaid. the last publication TO be
At least thirty days before the next term o,
said. that all said defendants. known and m
known. may then ard there appear in our
said court and show cause, II any they have.
be granted: and IL addisian thereto sd /. us is
further ordered that sc ryice therein te made
upon he Roster Copper Company, = corpora-
New York, the Roster Gold q Silver Mining
Company. corporation organized under the
laws OF the state OF New York. the Roster
oonsolidsted Copper Company, corporation
York. and the Cape Roster Mining COMPANY,
. corporation Organized under the laws Of the
state OF New York. therein named, by de-
posting in the postofhce Of the city OF Els
worth. Hancock county, Maine, An attested
copy OF this petition. with this order thereon.
~ least thirty days before the next term OF
FOR the county Of Hancock. on the second
Tuesday OF April. g. d. 1911, contained in q Sc
cureiy closed post paid wrapper, directed to
said cefendsnt, Roster Copper Company, care
q B. g. Bean. Secretary, III Broadway, New
York City. Roster Gold B SILVER Mining Com
pany. care Of B. G Bean, Secretary. lsl Broad
way. New York City. Rosier Consolidsted
Copper Company. care Of B. G. Bean. Trustee,
lN BroAdway, New York City. and Cape
Roster Minins Company. care of B. q. B. an.
Trustee, IN Broadway, New York City, that
rpu Mar md
in our said court and show cause. II any they
have, why the prayer of said petitioner shosd
not De granted. LucILrUs A. EMERr.
Chief Justice OF the Sup. Jud- Court
A true copy OF tie petition and order OF court
thereon At,est;-JoHN E. BuskER,
Clerk s. j. Court.
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For EaGrippe Cough. and Stuny Colds
Take Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t gives quick
relief and eXpels the cold from your system
II contains no opiates, is safe and sure. G. A
PARcRER.
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>Hk subscriber hereby gives notice tnat
1 she has been duly appointed admins
tratrix Of the estate Of
ALvAR q. DORR. late OF BUcKsPORr'
IN the coonty OF Hancock. de seased, ana
given bonds a. the Law directs- All per-
som having demands AgAlnst the e
tAts OF said deceased are desired
d~hsec thereto are requested 10 make pay
ment Immediately. Coma E. DOSE
Buckspoft. Jan. 4 1911.
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COUNTY NEWS.
ISLE AU HAUT.


Supt Tyler NJ. Coombs came Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday ~ere cold
days here-eight below zero.
Alphonso Robinson, who has been
seriously ill Of cold and asthma, is better.
U. 8. Grant and j. Thomas, from Head
Hsrbor, went to Kockland Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Lizzie Barton, Of Kimball's island,
is at Rocktand with her youngest child,
who has spinal trouble.
The few lobster-catchers were made
GLAD by the arrival on Thursday of Q
small schooner with herring for bait.
A schooner loaded with hay and grain
from Rocklsnd for this place is lying in the
harbor waiting for the weather to moder-
ate so as to haul in to the wharf and dis
charge.
Jan. % C.
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BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair
Feb. 1925.
DEDHAM.

Miss Hazel Cowing closed the winter
term of school in No. 6 Jan. ID. Miss Cow
ing has taught the entire year with good
success. Miss Muriel Hutchins, Of Bucks
port, also closed q successful term, her
date.
Ian lH B.
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OAK POINT.

]. Fl. Galley, of Bangor, is in townIfor q
few weeks.
Oliver Bowley, OF Swans Island, was in
town on business this week.
Joseph Remick and wife entertained q
few friends at bridge whist Thursday
evening.
Jan. is. C.
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BOOST. Ellsworth Food Fair,
Feb. 3O-25.
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Eastern Steamship Company
Reduced Winter Fare.
Bar Harbor and Boston $500.

Steamer Booshhay leaves Bar HArbor 10 &C
In. Monday aud rear-day for Seal HArnor,
SofsaeasS n4rt@ r. Aanset southwest rtxI bur.
ssoninsten. North siavsp and Rockiapd, co.,
ncckisx uisn steamer for Boeson.
Steamer Catherine leaves Bluehisl SEQ . m,
Monday asd raur-t.y Tor soutn Btsea.h.
s;ro.kn S<dxsick, Deer Isle. S.rgeBgsilie,
South tiroox-vfsle. Dark HArbov and koekiAnd,
consscstnx uisa steamer for Boss0n.
RErCRNIS0
farhise Steel Steamship Belfast
Leave Boston p = Tuesday and Friday for
&ockt4ad-
Leave kockiAnd Is q. or Oh arrival Of
steamer from Boeton. wedne dag and 5a6Rr-
day fvr Bar HArbor. Biueaaii and fnt<rD-utA,e
tAAttngs-
l. L ss1TH AEeas. Bar Harbor.
A Il. aknazcx. Assa4 BassAlH-
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zeaaI Nuttcu.

some right, title or interest in the premise,
hereiDabove described adverse to the estate
OF your petitioner.
Sixth: That an apprehension exists that
some other persons claiming by. through or
under Alice l.. Dyer, late Of said Brook syiile
deceased may claim some right. title or in
terest in the premises hereinabove described
adverse to the estate Of your petitioner, and
that the names and residences Of said sup
posed claimants are unknown to your petit
TONER.
Seventh: That the aforesaid apprehen-
sions. as stated In paragraphs nth and sixth
Of this petition. and each OF them, create a
cloud upon the title OF your petitioner to all
safd real estate and depreciate the market
value Of all said property.
Wherefore sour petitioner respectfully prays
that the said David Dyer and John Dyer. the
Roster Copper Company, the Roster Gold &
Silver Mining Company, the Roster Cousoli-
dated Copper Company. and the Cape Roster
Mining Company, be each and all summoned
to show cause why they should not bring an
action to try their title to the described prem
ises; that any other person claiming any right,
title or interest in said premises under said
Alice l. Dyer, deceased, as heir. devisee, as
signee. or in any ether way. may be sum
moned to show cause Why they shou d not
bring an action to try their title to the de-
scribed premises.
Dated q. Brooksviiie. Maine, this etn day of
January. .. 4. iyil WV. vAGuE.
b. L. FLETCHER, Solicitor.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK IS. January ., 1slf.
Personally appeared the above named Will
liam Vague and made oath that the persons
described in the sixth paragraph Of this petit
tion, except David D. er and John Dyer, are
unknown TO your said petitioner. and that
the Aliega atoms contained IN the foreRoing Pc
titiou are true. Before me,
CHAs. n. HooPRR,
IL. 81 Notary Public.
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SPEC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
NERVOUSNESS
This Man Took His Wife's Advice
and DR.. Williams Pink Pins
and Was Cured.

Mr.. Harry Bemis is q weu-known
resident OF Pine street, Granville, n. Y.
His complete recovery from nervous
ness through the use OF DR.. Williams
PINK Pills should convince every sui
ferer OF the value OF this remedy.
81 had been feeling badly for long
time" saws Mr.. Bemis, "and finally
Was compelled 10 quit work ON account
of my i'll health. ] had been working
hard and my trouble was at first ex-
treme nervousness, then my sight be-
came affected and consulted An oculist
who was also an NJ. ID. He told me that
had, a. he worried it, . shock OF par
alysis. He treated me for some time
but I received no benefit and 90 went
to another physician. l can hardly
describe how nervous l was at this
time. Even slight noises would almost
make me wild. Ny mouth was drawn
90 that could scarcely eat and one eye
WAS affected so could hardly see. I
had very little use of my limbs and was
almost q complete wreck.
"The doctor failed 20 help me and i
followed my wife's advice and took DIR.
williams Pink Pills. She had used
the same remedy herself with the most
gratifying results and she persuaded me
10 try them when il appeared that the
doctors we're unable TO help me-
THE pills acted very quickly in my
case. i became less and less nervous
and took the pills until 1 was entirely
well. They worked wonders for me
and am glad to help others by telling
Of my cure.
There is absolutely no way OF reach
ing the nerves with medicine except
through the blood. The nerves receive
all of their nourishment and support
from the blood which, under healthful
conditions, carries the elements needed
20 rebuild wasted nerve tissue.
Every person who is interested in the
home treatment Of nervous disorders
should send for = new edition OF our
booklet entitled, Diseases of the Ner-
vous System, Their Nature, symptoms
and Treatment" Address the DR.. VIII
liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain no
harmful or habit-forming drugs, and
the sufferer who gives them atrial viii
avoid the danger so common in taking
drugs which only dpsden pain.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
Ill druggists, or will be sent, postpaid,
on receipt OF price, 60 cents per box; sin
boxes for $3.50 by the DR.. W."
Medicine Company, Scheme
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28

made herself attractive when a nifty
little dame got TO running after her
husband. Raymond Hitchcock II to be
I'm The Red widow
"The Man From Mexico has been
put to music-prohably because OF the
insurrection In that droll land. and
Eddie Foy Is to be "the man" The
Siren" is a musical piece In which
Donald Brian will have chance TO DO
merry widow waltz. Lew Fields Is
fixing up musical piece for himself,
which he win probably name The
Singing Teacher. Joe Weber IL go
ing to present himself In 'Senorita."
Marguerite sylvia. after her long
study abroad. Is to show her new Eu-
ropean voice In -Gipsy Love. by Le-
har. Rosita" IL FRITZ Scheff's piece.
And this Is about all Some OF the
pieces will succeed. Others viii rise
like skyrockets and descend like dead
sticks. And there are others, un-
named as yet. that may be the favor.
ties OF l9ll-12.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
SUES sALooNIsTs FOR $4,000.
Ann Arbor Man Alleges They Sold
Liquor to Detroiter and That
Ne Took Auto.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, July 28.--When
Z. oliver Grosyenor, q University OF
Michigan student from Detroit, saw
George Woods $4,000 Limousine stand
ing on the street one day last March
and Communicated the machine for
joy-ride he little imagined that he
was starting trouble which the SUI
preme court OF the state Of Michigan
will one day dispose OF.
Mr.. Woods fled In circuit court here
yesterday afternoon, asking $4,000
damages from William Goetz and
Daniel Haas, who are alleged to have
sold the youngster liquor. Whether
damages may be recovered from q
person who IL said TO have sold the
liquor Is enc which has never been
decided In the courts of this state,
and no matter how the local court
disposes of the claim for damages IL
is sure to be carried to the supreme
court.
Grosvenor, II II said, ran over
hitching posts and lawn extensions In
his ride, and when he was finally cap
tured he was trying to climb tree
with the machine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
SETON WILL SEE YPSILANTI
BOY SCOUTS PERFORM TONIGHT
Special Exercises Will BE Given on
Natural Amphltheater Near
Normal College Campus

YPSILANTI, Mich, July 2S.-The
center of life In Ypslanti just at pres
ent Is the Peninsufar Grove on the
north side of the city where a nam
moth semi-circle OF small tents affords
an inviting background for q huge
mess tent in which more than a half
hundred boy scouts eat three square
meals day and where an experienced
scout cook, with the help OF q profess
sional assistant, Is busy most or the
time figuring out how much more will
be needed for each meal than was
consumed In the last
The boys went into camp July "
and camp will break July 20. Various
features Of interest have been intro
duced during the few days on the river
Icliffg Perhaps the most interesting
feature OF the week has been Afforded
by the presence Of Earnest Thompson
Seton. Special addresses have been
delivered for the boys by Mr.. Seton
and Friday evening a special exer-
else will be given by the boys, under
Mr.. Seton's direction, on natural
amphitheater near the Normal col
lege campus.
This is the first outing OF the kind
that the local scouts have enjoyed and
IL has been a remarkable success from
every point Of view.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
cHrTTENDEN Is PRAISED.
Resolutions Laud Retiring Member o
House Of Correction Board.

Resolutions Laud Retiring Member OF
House Of Correction Board.
In a meeting of the board OF inspec-
tors OF the Detroit House Of Correc-
ton, Thursday. the following resoiu-
tons were adopted:
Whereas, william j. Chittenden,
after the completion Of service OF
more than Is years as a member OF
the board of inspectors Of the House
OF Correction. has retired, We desire
to place upon the records Of the insti-
tuition, testimony Of the esteem In
which he Is held by US and recognition
of the valuable services rendered by
him.
His active interest In the manage
ment Of the institution was always In
as well as the business of the institu-
ton receiving the benefit Of his judg-
ment, based on years Of experience In
large affairs.
His broad-guaged, fair.minded man.
ner OF treating important matters and
the consideration and attention al
ways given the views of his fellow
members of the board. made II a
pleasure to be associated with him In
the performance Of the duties devolv-
ing upon them.
Resolved, That this board hereby
gives expression TO It's regret In the
OF William j. Chittenden
from its membership and recognition
OF the long and unselfish services rem
dered by him to this community"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
SAYS she WAS pEFRAuoEp.

ANN ARBoR. Mich, July 2s.--Al
leging that her daughter, now dead
defrauded her by inducing her "a
sign deed for property, Mrs. Cor.
neiia Mashatt, of Ypsilanti, yesterday
secured a temporary injunction re-
straining John Dickerson, az admins
istrator OF the estate Of her grand
daughter. Eunice Johnson, from dis
posing OF the property. Mrs. Mashatt
alleges that her daughter induced her
to sign the deed by telling her II was
an entirely different paper from what
II proved 10 be. and that she never
knew the difference until Mr. Dicker.
son attempted to dispose of the prop
ertY.