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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-11-27
PROSPECT RARRnR

Earl Gordon, OF West Sullivan, is spend
ing few days with Ralph Newman.
Miss Frances Wood, OF Bar Harbor, is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. George W :.
Allen.
Robert Corbett and wife went to East
port Thursday to spend a week with rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. Ralph Moore has returned from
Winter Hsrbor where she has been caring
for her mother, who is i'll.
Mrs. James A. Hill and Mrs Abbie Taft,
Of West Gouidsboro, have been guests of
Mrs. George Allen several days.
Mrs. William II. Moore and grand
daughter, Miss Leitha Temple, are visit
ing at Il. Il. Havey's, West Sullivan.
Nov Is &
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

The Congregational sewing circle was
entertained by Mrs. j. ID. Phillips We'd
nesdsy Of last week. The winter sale was
set for Dec. IL.
Mrs. Arthur Lemont and her three chill
dren came last week to spend rhsnksgiv-
ing NTH DR.. and Mrs. Lemont. They will
be Joined at that time by Mr.. Lemont.
Mrs. Harry Lawton and son Joseph re-
turned LAST week from Harmony, where
they have spent month. Mr.. Lswton will
remain for some time vet, as be has good
position.
Miss Gladys Mayo, musical director in
the Southwest Hsreor schools, is srrsng-
ing, with the help Of the teachers, pretty
Christmas operetts tor the close OF the
present term.
Mrs. William Mason has been seriously
i'll OF grip for nearly two weeks, but Is
now safely recovering. The meeting OF
the Sphinx study club at her home has
been post poned to Dec. 8.
A Sunday school rally was held at the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing. with a good attendance. Songs
and Rotations By pupils, sfngly and
in groups, made a very pretty Thanks
giving concert. Sunday morning, Dec. s,
Rev. A. P. Macdonald will again occupy
the still vacant pulpit.
Miss Marguerite Giliey recently took q
well-earned vacation from the New Eng
land telephone Office, and spent five weeks
on a trip to Portland to visit her sister,
stopping on her return at her hrot hers
home 10 Rocklsnd. Mrs. Clayton Gilley,
her sis,er-in-lsw, accompanied her home,
where the family viii be Joined at
Thanksgiving By Clayton and other reIa-
tives.
Nov. 8 SPRAY
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Austin Williams lost horse last week.
School is in session again; Miss Frances
Dyer, teacher.
Mrs. Bertha Lawrie has moved to the
village for the winter.
Frank Bradbury is loading a car with
stone at the East brook siding.
Mrs. Lettie Fullerton and little son are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ann Hooper.
w. F. Cousins and wife have returned
from a visit with their daughter Mrs.
George Springer.
The Friday evening meetings have been
postponed on account of bad travelling
and engagements of the pastor elsewhere.
Mrs. Mary Woodwork and children
have gone to Gouldsboro Point to spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Annie
Rice.
Nov. q. T.
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EpEN.

Elliott p. Jordan is here for brief visit.
Harold Jellison was home a few days
last week.
A. b. Higgins visited his sister, Mrs. III.
W. Jellison, recently.
Miss Edna Emery Is visiting her sister,
Mrs Willard Richardson.
Mrs. Flora Allen visited in Winter Har-
Dor and Milbridge last week.
The hsheruoen in this vicinity are doing
quite business smelling in weirs.
Miss Josephine Leland, who has been
with the Misses Letfingweli the past sea-
son, is home.
Miss wilds Jordan, who has been en-
pioyed in Bar Harbor the past season, is
spending hes vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
B. V. Grant, before returning for the win
ter.
Nov Is "
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WEST SEDGWICK.

Miss Stella Carter is home from Mildred
Vessels.
Many are fishing for smelts on the
Bagaduce river.
Mrs. Ivsdel Hutchinson's little daugh-
ter, who has been seriously i'll, is better.
Mrs. Ella Mcdonald, of South Penob-
scot, has been visiting at Mrs. Amanda
Gray's.
Miss Martha Gray has returned home
from Mrs. Brooks Cousins where she has
been employed.
An entertainment was held in the
schoolhouse at district No. last Tuesday
evening. Proceeds. $50.
Nov. Is. ID.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

W. f. Cousins and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. George Springer, last week.
Eugene Butler arrived home from
iightsnip 70 Friday, for two weeks vsca-
ton.
Irwin Springer has his house nearly
completed, and will go to housekeeping
soon.
Miss Lottie Wooster, of Washington
Junction, visited Miss Edith circuit last
week.
Hiram Butler and wife returned to
Pennington Tuesday, after two weeks in
this vicinity.
Watson McGown has moved his family
and household goods to Carmel, where he
has employment.
Alden Dyer, of East brook, was here
few days last week to finish saving long
lumber at the Scammon mill.
Nov. Is. CHEER.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Leroy r. Fiye is in Boston on business.
Misses Eta and Jennie Young have re-
turned from visit in Bangor.
Miss Laura Hamilton has returned to
her duties as nurse in the Maine general
hospital at Portland.
William e. Conant and wife formerly
Miss Linda Candage) have returned to
Norfolk, Mass, where Mr.. Conant resumes
his duties as foreman on large dairy
farm.
Nov. Is. SUR
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EAST LAMOINE.

School closed Friday. Thursday after
noon exercises were held, as follows:
Song. Little Yelier Baby, three boys;
Rotations, March Bennett, Harry Ash
more, Winfield Hodgkins, Lewis Keliiher;
dialogue, the Johnny Cake; recitations,
Marion Bunker, Paul Hodgkins, Harold
DesIsle, Lee Moore, Florence Ashmore;
concert recitation, order; Rotations, Eva
Ashmore, Basil Bennett, Elsie Ashmore;
dialogue, Duty; Rotations, Roland
Moore, John Ashmore, John Young; con-
cert recitation, Rain Fairies; march song,
number class.
Nov. Is. SPEC.
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BLUEHIIL FALLS.

Mrs. Retta Kane. OF Brooklin, Is visiting
here.
Abrsm Duffee and wife have returned
from Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Thompson aud daughter, OF Cam
den, are guests OF Mrs. X. O. Chatto-
Schooner Abdel Keens, Capt. Staples. of
Vinalhsyen, and schooner Prineeton,
Capt. Billings, OF Deer Isle, are In the
citing loading for Allen Bros.
Nov. Is. CRUMBS.
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HANCOCK POINT.

The sewing circle met at Mrs. C. A..
Penney's Wednesday.
Mrs. Pearl Hanna is keeping house for
her mother, Mrs. Henry Ball.
s. &. Penney, OF Bangor, spent Sunday
with his parents, c. A. Penney and wife.
Jennie Ball has gone to Massachusetts,
where she has employment for the winter.
Lester Hall has gone 70 Augusta to join
his wife. They expect to be away all
winter.
Henry Ball and wife and Capt. J. G.
Martin and wife have gone to Lincoln to
visit Mrs. George Ball Drew ard DIR.
Whiting Ball.
Nov. rs. K.
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FRENCH,PROP..

Mrs. Addie Bird McIntire has gone to
Belfast for the winter.
Mrs Millie Smith and family, of swans
Island, are visiting her parents, Sanford
Lunt and wife.
Bert Perkins has returned from Booth
bay with load OF furniture. He will
occupy the Robinson house.
Ed Rice, Alex Davis and Leonard Lunt
went to Swans Island Wednesday nigh
to take the third degree in the K. of P
lodge.
Nov. n. q.
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SPEC
MARLBORO.

Daniel Mcintyre is quite i'll.
Miss Myrtle Martin, OF Hancock, is
working for Mrs. A. s. Hodgkins.
Mrs. Susan j. Hodgkins died Sunday,
Nov. "a, aged seventy-four years. She is
survived by six children - Mrs. Anna
johnson. of Lowell, Mass; Curtis, Of At
tleboro, Mass; Mrs. Abbis House, Of In
dian River; Albert, Of Bar Harbor; Mrs.
Alice Mcintyre and Adelbert Hodgkins,
Of Marlboro; and one sbrother - Fred
Stratton, Of Hancock.
Nnv q ARE.
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ousIy i'll, is more comfortable Mrs.
Lovins McKusick is helping care for her.
The local union OF the Christian En-
deavor and Epworth league was held st
the church here Saturday. Many were
present from out Of town. The program
was Interesting, and the perfect weather
made the day an enjoyable and profitable
one.
Nov. Is NJ
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NORTH BROWNSVILLE.

The schools in town commence Dee. 9.
Kenney Grindle has moved into his new
house.
A. A. Goodell is putting an extension on
bis stable.
Fred Vessel, who has been very i'll OF
pneumonia, is better.
Harry Young has purchased the store
formerly occupied by the late C. II. Per-
kins.
Nov. =. C.
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WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Merrill Psrrow is at home from Maine
Central institute, Pittsfeld.
Mrs. George Fl. Tspley arrived home
Wednesday, from visit in Portland
Miss Mildred Smith has gone to Prince
ton, Mass, to visit her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Woodward.
Miss Laura Il. Jones il visiting Rev.
Harry Norton and wife, formerly of
Penobscot, in Newport.
Nov. Is. ToMsoN
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Hattie Miller spent the Weekend
with friends at FRANKLIN.
E.. K. Bunker, Of West Gouidsboro,
spent the weekend with friends in town.
Mrs. O. G.. Newman and Mrs. Nellie
Robertson were visitors in Ellsworth last
week.
Alexander Taylor is home, after being
employed at Halloweli for about two
months.
Everard Jellison, of Los Angeles, was q
weekend guest OF relatives here. Many
old friends extended the glad hand.
Mrs. Elsie Petrie. who has been seri-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-11-27
WORLDS
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-11-27

Tearsng his shirt from bis back an Ohio
nan naexed . train and saved II from 9
wrsck. but q. T. Aston, Raleigh, \. G., once
80 = a terribie plight when began to use
ter. = he writes .smy stomach, head, back and
EIdneys were all badly affected and my LIVER
was ID bod condition but four oet1es o. Iiec-
triaT VII cdnFince you Of their matches
msrfr Ef ANY stomach Litter or kidney
eroubls. Price 80 cents NJ all druggists'.
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Only A Fire Hero

bat the crowd cheered. as, with burned hands
he held up small rou nd box. .-Feilowsi" be
shouted. "thi- Racklen'a Arnics sAlve hold
has eve hias 0eat for burns" Right also
Tor ooils, aicert, sores. pfmples. eczema. cuts,
spraips, 3rnisez- Surrst pile cure. II sub
At alitdracrfNts'.
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GEM.
hAr Parfact Work

The pretty trained nurse bent over
her patient. a young man who was be-
ginning to get better.
Shall | turn yonr head. SIR she
asked In her low. kind voice
NO. thank you. Miss Angel" return
ed the convalescent You have tuyn-
ed IL already. Companion
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Our Emotiona

All things have a resurrection ex-
cept the emotions. They are born.
they die. they never return A Joy or
a despair once gone 10 phantom for
ever.
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EASrBRooK.

Mrs. Eliza Butler 10 in poor health.
John C. Wilbur, vs. o has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. c. NJ. Colt, at South
west HArbor, Is home.
Harold kipgman and wife and frank
Lowrie and wife have moved into the
woods for the winter.
Nov. .. Grm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-11-27

"Pshaw! Here's the rain coming
down again and somebody's stolen my
umbrella
Somebody's stolen whatT
well. the umbrella I've been carry
ing for the last week or so"-Catholic
Standard and Tines
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ARE.
Nov. p.

A Iazygiver leads to chronic dyspepsia and
eonsti patton weskens the whole system
Doan's Regulcts t25 cents3per box) correct the
liver, tone the stomach. cure constipation
Adrf.
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Pauper NOTICE.

HAVING contracted with the City OF Els
worth to support md care for those vao
may need assistance during the reKi tFs
year. and are LEGAL residents OF Ellsworth
forbid all persons trusting thea on my &C
eonnt- as there Ia plenty OF room and seeom'
MOD atoms 10 care for them q; the Ctiy FARE
house. NJ. J. DEVNsEr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-11-27

For colds in throat or chest use
PNEUMATICA. All druggists, Csc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-11-27

Thomas Mseomoer has gone TO Boston
20 enter q garage.
Miss Marion Bartlett. OF EssthrooS, was
the weekend guest OF her cousin. Miss
Lola DYER.
The Springdale news., 1912-11-08
Don [ W Orry.
iHtlR\SIE,RnN

Bro Ruhle spent Sunday night at N. II Holland s.
 Elmer Holland folks are riding in a new carriage now.
 Mid Abererombie is preparing to bu.ld i house on his fathers farm.
 joe Smiley is feeling pretty fine now. He has been sowing Wh at and doing other work.
 Whooping Cough is coming down this way HOW. Fred Littrel has il. II is not hurting him very bad.
 Frank stanfield is loading a car of canned tomatoes at Healing Springs George Vernon is helping him.
 Anna Holland came home from Sloan Springs Saturday. aeeompa nied b. Miss Mary Cox They are going back today.
 olan Gank ford < folks have nov el To Oklahoma and Will Austin has moved 10 his farm. Bill and Edna sure Were glad To get over Oh the road
 The pie supper at Sawyer was 10 buy window curtains and books io5 tue i4plai y ileg LOOK III D Q. Eek Walker was auetioneer
 Mf and Mrs. N Ii. Holland. who have been visiting Dosson Hol= land and Doan Phillips for the past two weeks, came home Saturday. Mn Holland was sick all the time. and is not we'll yet
 Rev l II Ruhle preached his last sermon here and at Robinosn Sunday. before going to conference. We have had q good year here at t4ls plaze aud are hoping for d better Wear the next Bro. Ruble won place in the hearts of the people
The Springdale news., 1912-11-08
CHURCH SUIT DECIDED
Presbyterian Church, |. \. A, Awarded Property at BentonxilIe.

Chancellor T. IL Humphreys ren= dered decision in Ghaneery= Court al Bentonyille recently tn the suit brought in February, i9af. hy the Presbyterian church, G S A, Gaf the church property occupied by the Bentonxille Cumberland Presbx- terian= church The decision Was Ill favor of the plaintiff, the $ II. church. which is 10 pay the cost of the litigation, amounting to about s7oo The property ineoiN= el is valued al $lo, ,o00 and includes the church building and the manse adjoining
 In rendering the decision. Judge Humphrey upheld the Fight df fhe merger of the two churches. de elafed that the basis of union Was properly admitted to the BFesbg- teries; that no unfair methods of fraud Was used in the eonsumma- ton Of the union: that the civil courts had no right 10 pass oil the differences of church doctrine; that the deed to the elders CT the church, which the Gumberlands claimed made the church the per manent property of that church. was not a specific trust and that the deeds passed 10 the union; de clared further that ihe local argu= ment. whereby the eumberlands paid s15o 10 the representatives of the U s A church for possession of the church. was void. and that the sl50 must be returned to the Cumberland church and that t must be reimbursed for the inter- est paid on the cost Of certain im- proVements Of the church ahd that no rent was due from The eHmber- lands for their use of the church for the past five years
The Springdale news., 1912-11-08

Nothing further Is sad as 10 his platform, or he issues upon which he will rely. ft may be surmised that the Governor W#H spend a great deal of his t]me between this and the primary in March. faf4 in men1ing his political fences. And mu | may happen fH that tine Senator Clarke las told his friends That He VII De eaHdidata fore election, although he has made no formal announcement Congress- man 0idfieIt. of tie Second District who will next week be elected To his third term 5n the Lower House, has announced that ke H5H be q candidate for the Senatofa1 toga x xzGongresSnaaa BraHdidge Who Was defeated bF Jeff Dagis =he iess than fa4Hao. Las made DO statement of his intention, neither has Congress man Floyd 8ao Hs 70 be elected this week to his tlftI term, With the statement that he will not ask for reelection Should senator Clarke, Tor aHs reason not make the raee. Governor Robinson would ha expected aZatH Ia measure lanes ~fzta tie a5f5s5t5ts5=sfat tesf7aH 0f Conway
 Senator Clarke. s5.eeet.8ied James Jones In.f989..a hfs tefn =of of fee MI expire Aase ,. H4fa He has been 5H pahfie. Lie s5nse 1SS6. Waen he NaS elected to tae Arkan= sas Ieeislature= from Philips Zsonn= ty=H He=Is. recognized a. Ole =0f the strong members of tae Senate. statesman Of f4e cd sFH1o.. and Was most warmly commented hy ex president Roosevelt Little Rock
 William A. 0ldfield fs only 5S years old. bur he Has been n poll iias for The last len Eaars begin ming as Prosecuting Attorney He k serving his second term, and has attained great prominence fh the House as Chairman ef the Commit te- on Patents
 Between these three is the figbt likely te rage Each s an tndefati- gable sampaiener. and each Las a personal follow =Eg That will eo fhe limit for their hampton The ter- maj entry of Gov D0aasHes means that The contest Wta he one of the hardest fought .n fhe history =af fhe state.
 Bond Amendment Loses.
 The friends Of Amendment No. F.. for tae issuance ef HanfsHH aI bonds. which carried in the rerent election by 22 aH6 majority. nave lost the first round iH the contest to determine it's validity and Attor- ney=1ieneral NerWoed las scored q complete victory iii the lower court
 Judge Guy Fnlk, on petition for mandamus brought bT Mayor Taylor of Little Ro k, against the State Board of Election Gomm#ss- sIoners decided that,
 Only three amendments an be submitted at one time
 2ZThat m amendment must nave majority Of ali fHe votes cast al the election. not merely maJof- ity of those east on the subject.
The Springdale news., 1912-11-08
SILENT GsIOA r..

Miss Meaah Regae arrived al home Wednesday
 E. L. -Grocker is hauling wood to sHihgaaIe this week.
 lake Pogue has returned home from Texas where He has been sell ing apples
 Misses Maoae Cooper and Ethsf Sturdy drove to Cave SaflHgs eHe day last week
 Mr. and Mrs Ben Griffith write that theg are having the time ot their lives ill Kansas.
 Mrs John Cooper and sons. Frank and Victor expect To start To south west City this week for a few days visit with relatives.
 There was no sunday School at Silent Grove Sunday afternoon. Several of the young people came and stayed until the evening sef- vices
 Mr and Mrs. Bob Stewart and daughter Ruth, also son. Tom have returned home from pleasant Nis- It with Mr SfeWart.s brother al Exeter, Mo.
 Our revival started Saturday night A large congregation heard the sef= mon Saturday night and Sunday morning and there was hardly standing room Sunday night
 Oh you 'possum and sweet ,tatefs' Misses Maude Cooper, Mary Ache son. spIa Raggett, Minnie Anderson and Ethyl Sturdy; Messrs Jim Stew art, Frank Baegetf. Dave Acheson. John Cooper, Claud Sturdy, and Nr. and Mrs ,.larence Robbins enjoyed possum hunt Tuesday night of last week. Two possums wege caught A .theap big" camp fire built up and one possnm roasted, and though the crowd was large, one possnm was enough to go around Everyone had all they wanted and some had 10 be fed. The few occasional showers added novelty to the occasion.
 More Anon
The Springdale news., 1912-11-08


 1t is said that time flies but fly time k fast coming to tine 10 20 into winter quarters.
 Hello, Mr Teal. got any winter at your house How would you like to be back in old Arkansas this mornin
 Mr. Armagost k expected home Ill d week or two from lis tfIP to Iowa where he went to help build house fer his soa-iH-laM, Ae be ing d mechanic.
 Ray Raedels was the proudest boy the other day when he came Ill home carrying the finest big green duck that he had shot and killed, over n Mir Smitherman pond just out side the corporation.
 Mr. Brooks is going to try keep ing apples this winter as he kept them last, by filling barrel full of apples and burying the barrel endWays in the ground. He kept them fine last =Ninter..
 A plain humble. quiet little heme In Heaven Is all We ask, where We can rest and he at peace, where our heart s cravings will be satisfied in love, then We can say Home Sweet Home, There is ne plaee like home
 Don't Worry is feeling badly this morning The wind is blowing from the south and the sun is shining brightly and il is pleasant outdoors, and one ought to feel well il seems But Don't Worry hardly expects to ever be well again as in days gone by
 Miss Reua suddartll and Miss Luey Bennett and four small children left Monday afternoon fer their homes near Freeman, Mo, after q week $ xisft with their mother, Mrs Lilly Duncan. and sister Mrs r. H Price in South spfngdaIe, also their sis CT. Mrs l. T. Hin in town.
 Don't Worry received letter last week from an unknown friend living 1T Los Angeles, Cal, RAe signs his name Observer, we apPrez eiate He k d reader of our items in The News and is acquainted with l. h. Reed who was formerly Of Arkansas, but neW of California He eritieizes what We had to say about saloons and Whlskey some tune ago. and gives us whole lot of good instruction and says if every one will quit drinking saloons will stop, which is true.
 Don't Worry has lived under t good many presidents and he. has never found 1t any easier to live under one more than another That easy place vanishes and is heard no more of till the next campaign comes around It makes no differ ence who's elected of what party the poor man has no easier time It's all in the imagination about q change of party making life more pleasant and easier fer the poor man that has to labor with his ] hands. No matter how much Mir l Candidate professes to love him nor