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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02
CONSPIRACY
Gcest.aa.e from m, p.r,1

teo7rHasd from r1r'i P-g.J
the tral o. forysx defendants &C
cus-d o. cmpiic.'y ~ a widespread
e!ham4te ~cortIircy aEains- en-
pryees % r~on.un.o1 labor. were IN
l-cafed toca! "a the s1amlua- .on o.
talesmen.
The TRIAL IA. begun before fedora
judge \ y Anderson and the orig1ual
nIinheT OF . men indicted. headed by
FRANK VI Ryan. president az the In
,rrtAiiohal association OF bridge and
structural Iron Workers. Vas reduced
70 - The government withdrew the
charges against three men. another
defendant Was absent because OF a
broken lex OTue r. Ncliarigai rlesd.
ed guilty ana another defendant wa.
reported mot found
John = and James n NcSarar.
serving terms Ia q prison lu California.
a.sp we've reported not found"
Summonses havc been prepa-ed fo-
from 300 20 800 Witnesses ., was 49,.
he'ed a jury would be completed in
a week.
Examines Tal-smen.
Talesmen We're ev7wfrea ~ soma.
tor John W Kern ana Vim Harding
Tor The defense 4al POS ..strtct A..
toruey Charles vs. Miller Tor die 70,
eminent. 49,
~ Hatfield. d farmer and cour ~
sCuoci teacher. W.s excused because
~ st,d tad an opinion tra' me de-
PENDANTS were gull. Where aid
you get that opinion
FROM % new ltp.r- read The
accounts o. tl" Nc\tu-t tr.lI 10 I...
Angeles aud that the grand lar. st
~ a1i INDICTED these mtu
ms 'onliucts me- tho, arc guilty
ron know. DON'T lua. THAR these do
PENDANTS were indicted .ort, an
the Mc\amaras" "
" D. would lake evidence 20 over.
come ms opinion
lou say You read ab0., the blow
.ns ul OF IN" Los Angeles times build.
.Hk, iN" pleas uf guilt OF The Nc
Namards. the confession OF NrNfsnL
sal ana You %couIgIri they were an
Jo4hily guilty 100 carrying explosives
on passenger trains
Yes. sir. that Is NV - sr. and a
Nould take evidence % remove that
IMPRESSION. Hatfield said.
Much OF the qgesIoi\ic VAS 81.
voted 20 whether the tiip-men eyer
Add relation, with th. union labor
were p~reludiccd for or against n. one.
man Was EXCUSED because he mad sons
VINO We're members OF labor unions.
l4 -"A 49, t.ti Ni~tNfrrIe4H- ron
f~'-~''u walch h" IMPLICATED f... L
i't.fnts a. being a~-u..lr.f wf. him
r.. ing d'H. .uI'. anl u.'roei. .sriu-
"a fafm'i. WAS ASKED
-. read 90 ana t.1-fr.r v.,. tr.
" l-ai T." grand .rY found -r.i...-
A..lft.- r" ~sU-W.H...
10 lt- O. 'l,fl"r farmer. -ai
i"4i." 900. '.Nf-r.. fY .al.t.... -.
men are guilty. d ann c-.u,u.,i
Ten r..- r.r.-rr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02

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Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
BUCKsPORT.

Miss Elizabeth l. Forsyth died Friday
al the home OF her sister, Mrs. Mary A
White. Although not in good health for
some time, her last illness was OF hus few
days duration. Miss Forsyth was at one
time teacher in the Bangor schools. She
had taught in private schools and had con-
Quoted classes in Literature, art, the bible
and OF her lines Of study for many years,
and vas profound student in many sab
sects- She wzs held in high estesm by q
wide circle of scquainfances. She leaves
besides her sister, Mrs White, with whom
she lived. two sisters who live in the West
and two broibers-Rsv. William Forsyth,
of Bnessport. and Rev. George Forsyth,
Of Pittsburg, Pa
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
PRETTY MARsH.

Miss Doris Esrozah- Of seal HSrsox, il
visiting Miss Rsnons Carter.
Mrs Lezlie Harper, who has been seri-
ozsly III soGss weeks, IS slowly recovering.
Mrs. yslarus Gray and tao daughters.
os Psnoh~uot. are al the Freeman hoass
for the suEuser.
Czrfis YouRg and Albert Smith are at
hozs fo- short tine, icing called here
by the death Of Dexter Smith.
Oar oldest rcsi6ent, Dexter srnsth, did
g; his home bsrs sGndsy sfrsrnoon. J1iy
=, after hrief illness Mr.. Smith ~ss
in tie seventy ninth year Of ais sg~. lie
had always lived in Pretty Marsh. He
wzs kind and obIiging friend am
nsighbo-, and was loved and respected by
all he will be greatly missed He lesves
one son-y. d. Smith. and two grnBdchil-
drsn; also one brother-R- l. Smith. and
several usphews and nieoes-
JpEy 22 C.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
COUNTY NEWS.
SULLIVAN aARBoR

Mrs. Edsa Merrill Is TssizEag rslsiiv~s
hes@.
Hsnry cala~all 10 as Mrs p. L oarls-
tens.
Miss Bal. Of Eossos, ss xasss .: Miss
Eszrs3es.
Sias Mzrioa Prssooss IS VISITING II
CAerry1asa-
Azns s-ssey ana Is a gzssz Os her amt
Mr. EEEzszn-
Mrs Frsnci. Young sno son Ivan srS
Al the Tss Bristol
TAe-e wzs pleasant sashrzls AID
ds8es 81 TIE a&gl Eridsy sssainx-
Prasn1s q Mrs- Ozls Hlnnazn are glad to
bear Ot hez improved eondissea-
Mrs. Dallas Asas Eza dzEgsaeg we're
gues4s At r. P. CAzastoafs izss week
Mrs.. Harry MOODY and family. Of Ssw-
burypo-r. Mass arr 81 a. . Grzy's-
Tas Misses RObiasoa asd Miss casAunKn,
es Sss3essho-o, Mass are al Eh& Bristol
TIE Mssbo1iss qszrssr8y coafere3ss will
De ael6 az Sorzh sallzTsn Saturday evsn-
ing.
Taeo1ors Jewell aad txnily and z <
Waters are Osczpytnx HsAs1 snIt1' s
aoDse-
Ms. Sophia Tsmpae, Of Boston. Is visli-
lag bsr 5rother. 3. p. Baker, st sSlliTzn
Centre.
Ga@sss a. DalksiEA ars George FaiieE,
Miss Y0uzg and Mr. c. A. FuIssr. Of
Massachusetts
Mrs. G@orge C. Emery and family and
Miss Beaszehsr, Of Cambridge. Alass-, ara
guests Of Mrs. c a. ssizs0n.
Mrs. Charles T.. ADAMS and daughter
Frances, Of Br5dgsxazer, Mass, are guests
Of Mrs- Eugens S4upson-
TIE sunday school paenie viii be- asId
Thursday, Aug. /, on the grounds Of Mrs
Jessie Lawrence. Definite arrangements
viii be announced Sunday.
Rev. s. p. Robertson and wife have re-
turned 10 Townsend, Mass Mr.. Robert
son preached az interesting sermon al the
church one Sunday evening whiis here
Edward and Charles Bacon rssHrsed To
Sewton, Mas, Sunday. Their generous
contributions Of vocal and instrumental
zusic en- various occasions gave much
pleasure.
District Superintendent PzlIadino de-
Iivsred an able sermon Sunday afternoon.
Rev. II. H. Saundsrson preached an in
seresEing sermon Ia the evening. There
wzs xxrssIl attendance al both services
July z. II.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
Ayox.
wET TRENTON.

Mrs. Walter Bird Of Bar Rzrto-, spent
Sunday with reAstives here.
Mrs- Nellie Brown, Of Turiock, Cal, Is
visiting her naosaer, Mrs Hannah Copp.
Mrs. Pred Stevenson, Of Brewer, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Eva Hopkins Her
son Chesley came with hsr-
K W. Marshall, Of Bar Hxrbor, called
Sunday on l. s. Hopkins, who has been
i'll several months; also on his aunt, Mrs.
VI. A Leland
Edward a. Hopkins, wife and daughter
Josss, OF Ellsworth Fails, were guests OF
l. s. Hopkins and wife and Mrs. Ssnnis
Howard on Sunday.
The remains OF Miss Sarah Thompson,
accompanied by hes brother, J. L.
Thompson, Of Provi1ence, T. L, aays
been brought here and inferred in the
family lot
July 2. 8.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
fSLESFORD.
SPEC.
Jaly2.

Miss Flora Stratton, of IAmoine, has
been the guest of Mrs. Arthur Squirting.
The summer cottages are all illed.
The Hotel Islesford and Gilley house have
been open for some time.
Mrs. BERTHE Hsdiock, of Springfield.
Mass, is spending her vacation with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Lemont Squirting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, of Everett,
Mass, left for their home Saturday, after
spending two weeks as guests OF Rev.
Mr.. Tingley and wife.
President Rush Rees is clearing his
land preparatory to having q summer
home erected in the near future. Presi-
dent Rees and family have for several
summers resided at the Sand beach cot
tage.
Rev. Mr.. French, who is spending July
at the Gilley house, held an interesting
service at the Congregational church Sun
day forenoon. Mr.. French and family
have spent their vacation here, and his
old friends and acquaintances were glad
to near him once again.
L. r. Hodgkins, wife and son Merle
have been guests of Mrs. Walter Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgkins left last week to
to visit relatives in Bar Harbor and La
moline. Mr.. Hodgkins leaves soon for his
home IN Waltharn, Mass, and Mrs. Hodg-
kins will return here TO spend the remain.
der of the summer.
Iufv 1> :.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
HANCOCK.

Mrs. Mary AbbOtt, ~hospent the winter
in Lawrence, Mass. Is home.
Miss Flora Carson, Of Lexington, Mass.
IL the guest of Miss Lillian Sczmmon.
Herbert Young and wife are -eceiying
congratulations On the birth Of daughter.
Alfred EIdridge, who is employed in
Bangor, spent the week-end with his fam
ily here.
Capt Augustus /. Foss, Of the yacht e.
Piaeits, came up from Bar HarDor for the
weekend.
Ira Gray, wife and daughter Alice are
guests OF Mrs Grzyis parents, A. B. Crab
tree and wife
Miss Alice Laws. teacher in the Plum
mer ksrm school, Of Salem. Mass, is the
guest Of Mrs. Galen Young.
Mrs. Martha Coolidge is very i'll. Miss
Pstten, = nurse, OF sullivan, and Mrs.
Minnie Hodgkins, of Marlboro, are with
her.
Mr.. Albert Carson and daughter Rosa
who have been visiting Mrs. Rosa Foss,
have returned TO their home in Lexington,
Mass.
Mrs. j. C. worthsn, of Melrose, Mass,
and Miss Edyth Foss, of Maiden, Mass,
are guests of their parents, o. W. Foss
and wife.
Mrs. Rosa Crsbtree returned last Thurs
day from the Bar Hsrbor hospital. Her
friends are pleased to learn she is much
improved in health.
John Oakes and wife entertained as
guests Sunday Mrs. Ralph Kingsley and
children, Of Brewer; Miss Carolyn oakes,
Of Bangor, and Mr. skinner, of New
York.
The members OF the j. ". z. club were
entertained by Mrs c. p. Cook Tuesday
afternoon, July Is. Delicious refresh
ments we're served. The next meeting
will be July 30, Mrs. A. l. Foss hostess.
The ladies' aid society will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Winfield Stratton Thurs
day afternoon. 1t is hoped all members
will make an effort to be present, as ar
rangements are to be made for the Au-
gust sale.
July p. j..
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
OAK POINT.
JulyD.

Charles Sargent Is at North Sullivan.
Miss Hyrs III. Walls has been home after
being at Otter Greek all winter and spring.
Arthur r. Grindle, of Amesbury, Mass,
is visiting his grandparents, d. NJ. Grindle
and wife.
Miss Edna Z. Jefery and mother, OF
Boston, have been visiting Mrs. Charles
Sargent two weeks.
Mrs. Edgar Gordon is home after spend
ing the winter and spring in Portland,
where Mr. Gordon is located in business.
The schooner L. A. Whitmore. after
lying on the beach at Oak Point all the
spring, has gone to Ellsworth Tor repairs.
Samuel Gray Is captain and Morris Grindle
is mate.
July 20. SPEC.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
WEST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Christine Kirk, of wiuterport, ID
visiting friends here.
Mrs. George IL. WEIGH, OF East Franklin,
visited friends here last week.
Shirley Bunker, of Boston, is spending
his vacation at his old home here.
f. S. Squirting was called home to
Gouldsboro Saturday by the illness of his
daughter Nadge.
David Robertson has moved his family
here from yinalhaven, and will occupy a
house on Forrest avenue
John Mortimer and wife have gone to
HailoweiI, where Mr.. Mortimer has en-
ploynent as a blacksmith.
Miss Beatrice Smyth is home from Bos-
ton on vacation. She has been attend
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
solrrH RLrEHlr.r.

Mrs. Sstsie Day snc daughter Viola. OF
Chicago, are spending the season here.
MIR Frank Smith, Of Hyde Park, Mass,
ls spending the season al Alien Hendsr-
sons.
Misses Marion and Marie simpson are al
Christmas Core, where they have employ
usez1t.
Mrs. W. j. johnson and daughter
Frances visited her sister in BrooSsviiie
last week.
Mrs. shav aon and daughter Catherine,
Of Boston, are spending few weeks al
Charles Hendersoa's.
Harry Btxhy and wife, of New York, wh hO
have been visiting Capt. VI. A Eaton and
wife, have returned home
Jaiy 2. c.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
SOUTHWEST HARBoR-

recent purchase Of two dorsn books
has osen added 10 the library.
Rev. c. r. Dole, wife and friends are a.
their summer home here for the season
Rev. z ~. Cousins, of Old Town, with
his family, wiii spend August wfth his
brother. o. W. Cousins.
Rev. r. ]. Goodwin, of Washington. ID.
C., gave an excellent sermon to a large
congregation at the Congregational
church Sunday morning.
Charles Ward and wife have returned to
Southwest Hsrbor, after residence Of
two years in Pasadena, Cal. Mrs Ward
had been assisting in the care of Mrs.
Helen Foster, who recently died there
Mrs. Robbie Sorx0od and daughter Ruth
have returned from visit to her parents
al North LAmoine, where her sister, Mrs.
Sarah Tweedie, and children, Of Cam
bridge, Mass, are spending few weeks.
Mrs. AIgavs Norwood, who has been
visiting in Ellsworth and fremont, is at
home. She is assisting Mrs. Seth Nor
wood 70 entertain as guests her mother,
Mrs Brown, Of Mllbridge, and daughter,
Mrs. Coonbs, of Augusta
Juiy2- SPRAY.
Miss Annie wsshburn, of Brewer, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Seth Lurvey.
David Taper, of Brookline, Mass, is
spending his vacation at Pleasant Valley
farm
- sSk
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
COUNTY NEWS.
pRferEr-r HARaoR.

Guv whit4en has r~tGrneo frou West
gaasspcrt for a Tscstion, before gosng to
schooa in The fall
q. 81 Eingstez and wiss. Of Melrcses
Mass. guests Of the w. r. Bruees for two
weeks. left sz.dsy for hezse.
Mrs. Lsry E coonhs ard her grand
da2ghssr, Mrx- Fannie Trewt- and dasgh-
ter, ara here for tas suu1sr.
Mrs Joseph Cocoa. cs wsksaead, and
Mrs Annse Warren, Of Rczczry, Msss-.
bare beea gnssss Al e. W. Casavss' the
psss week
Mrs. }. B. Ccse and daughter C~snryn,
Of wsserriile. kre visiting relatives nntH
osher rnembe-s Of the family srrtve, when
they wil 70 70 housekeeping as usssl-
{. e. Bronson, ID. d., OF PhiiadsipbiA.
who. wiah hss family. is spending the
surnrxr in e. c. Coles house, pruSehed
an interesting sermon in the Methodist
church Sunday.
Capt C. 4. Dorr and family. Of Els
worth. tc.ek 81 sztonobile trip bere last
wsek. renewing old Friendships with Al
fred Hamilton. where In years past be was
trequsns guest.
Z W. Ciesves and wife opened their
hospitahle house 10 an invited party san
dsy night in honor Of thsir guests, C. B.
Mitchell and II. B. Bean. OF Boston The
rain outside emphasized the brightness
within. Bosh Tentiemen are tine singers
and reuercus with their talents. and uu
sse slla. the evening. Refreshments we're
ssrred. Mr.. Bean and Mr.. Bruce helped
serve and Mr. Coaws1 assisted Miss
CEesves with the punch. Mr.. Mitchell as
tosssrsster was very paeas&nt-and the
other gentiensen who were interesting
conversAfsoBsIlsts and Caps. Ds&sy in a
reminiscent mood, added much TO the oc-
c&sion-
JEIy - C.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

szs A. wife OF Fred II. Ssrsstoa, disS
early Taurs1sy zaorniag. JHiT Is. Mrs
ss-zston wrss born il West HGnoces Dec 5,
1852 a2aghssr Of tins late Lzther and
s&-sa Marshall Springer. All nev iite hsd
eser spent IN thls town
Mr. ssrssto1ss death wAs great shock
20 her Ezaay fFisacs, ss ssw krew shs was
ss-ioasly ia Sac bad not been IN good
aeagth. 51t sAs nz1urzlly OF q bright,
ehssrfzl disposition, ant ersn her closes;
TRENDS did bot realize her condition. Fcz
the past eight weeks sss had been steadily
falling, growing weaker each dsy znfl
she fell ssIexp- The end came 80 peace
fully that il co4id hardly be resIized.
Mrs. strst.on ~ss kind nssgh Dor, svsr
ready and willing in sickness and tFoable
to lend hslpsng band She vas de-
voted and Ioviag wife and uoshxr, and
never was 50 happy as when her children
were sil g; home with her. she was
always planning more pleasure s0r them.
SIZE vas member of Etinee council, D. o.
p. and OF the BGsy Bee clab-
She leaves. besides the ssrieken husband,
shrse soas and three dsnghserx-G. Pearl,
Of Marlboro; Mrs Joseph Doyle, OF Mil
ford, Mass; Mrs Ralph BowIsy, Clarence,
Fred and Flora, all OF this town; also four
hrothsrs and two sisters - Daniel, OF
Washington state; Leslie. OF Maynard.
Mass; David and Watson Springer. Of
this to~n; Mrs George Butler, Of Egypt,
and Mrs. Malcolm Googins, Of Concord,
Mass.
Funeral services were held al tbs church
Saturday, Rey. p. A A Killsn officiating.
The sympathy OF the entire community
goes cut to the stricken family.
JuIy q. Axoy-
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

wAo hxs be@z visiting ksr sz7i- Mrs B'
" Grxnf. las rsturns5 hczDe-
Mrs. H ". Jslasson- who Ass been visit
ing in Bar Hsras0r. IS kOzs-
Mrs. wufss- wascn and Little scn
AIssn srs visiting la Ear HGrecx-
Mrs. &. C. L3d1. VITO has h@en ia Ne~
YORK shs past t~o -e<xz. i h0Sas-
TIE E. L. che wss F8sssRztly snfsr-
tanned By Mrs. Lena Ho1Ekins Tuesday Of
last wee&-
Mrs. Fred Taoznss. Of Pailzcelrhts, Pa,
10 spending the sumzssr wlth Mrs. BEN
5sEin Thozrxs
Mn Hove Smith. with Little son. Q.
Bar Hsrbcr. has been visiting ser mother,
Ars Everett IseEx1a- two weeSs.
Jzly n v.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
BASS HARRoR.

Miss E W. Fanning is spending few
days in Boston.
j. S. Rowe Ii night wstchnan for the
Mckinley Fish & Freezer Co.
yioles Gott and Frances Murphy are at
tending the summer school at Castine.
DR.. Watson has sold his power boat to
Mr.. Cooper, one Of the eottagsrs at South
west Hsrbor.
Miss Helen Murphy and children are ST
home, after 8 visit 10 her parents, Gardner
lawson and wife, at Atlantic.
July Is. Y. Y.Z-
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
OREA.
Juiy2.

Miss Alma Stewart has gone 10 Hsncoek;
Point, where she is employed for the sea-
son.
Miss Maud Stewart has gone to Bar
Hsrbor, where shs Is employed at the ST.
Szuveur.
Ralph tstewgrt is having a bungalow
built. George Perry, of Gouidsboro, is
doing the work
Mrs. Hattie Lafkin with her sister, Miss
Ethel Dodge, OF sesrsport, is at hsE house
here for the summer.
Rev. Chester r. Wood, of woburn,
Mass, is supplying the Baptist church
here for the summer. He is much liked.
e. T. Baldwin and family, Of Brooklyn,
n. Y, are spending The summer here with
Mrs. Balkwin's parents, A. C. LufSin and
wife.
July 20. s.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
EAST suRRY.
JplyA

The cottages at the cove are fulI.
Miss Sadie Higgins has been suffering
the past week with q scalded loot
Mrs Losiis Spencer and daughter Doris,
Of Rcckland. are with Mrs Spenceras
mother, Mrs. NJ. III. wssgxft.
Mrs. Hamilton, OF Lawrencs, Mass,
with friends. is with her son, Frank
Hamilton. ~ Contention cove.
Robert Morrison. OF Pittsneld. is at Nj.
D. Cn&tto's for tew weeks His hsalih
Is poor. He will be accompanied oy his
mot her.
Harry l. closson, wife and son Irwin, of
Wsteryille, were guests last week OF Mr..
Blossoms grandmother, Mrs. Susan A.
No@ley, at NJ. ID. Chatto's.
july %. G..
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
1t Grows Hair
Every Nan or Woman can have an
Abundance of Hair Full of
Life and Beauty.

Mrs. G. Borchardt, No. 7ss l-2 Eighth
Street, Milwaukee, Wis, writes: 4
am very much pleased with PAR
ISLAM sage This Is my fourth
bottle and my hair Is coming In nicely
and getting thicker. / must say II S
a fine hair grower"
PARiSIAS Sage does not contain
Sugar of Lead; poision that often
causes blood poison and sometimes
death. Ash your dealer if be can
guarantee some other hair prepare
tions not 10 contain Lead or Nitrate
of Silver.
PARlSIAS sage is not a dye.
Most dyes are dangerous. II is hair
nourisher, grower and beautiter and
quickly banishes daudruf. stops hair
from falling. and scalp itch. Large
bottle 50 cents at G.. 4. Parcher and
dealers everywhere.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

ing AZ srS scAoot. SEA All rsszrn 70 Bo@-
ton in 5spse-h@r-
Ezrn21 Cock d h1sa1s troZ CE54. waers
be las had euPaoy3ezs a. ezFa szglsss-
for s5cut thrss Ysa-s- HAs fr1E5cs arg
EsAsass6 70 scr nsz-
Hzxrsegn TsAsS1 6s-snF1e ca, Eitn sls
p4yEng izzSsssso-. e=1rxs CaLlis4 sas nszs
las< msek looking o7zr ths psTIng bass-
ness
JziT T. DzzzEo.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
WEST FREMONT.

VIII A. Clark, ST., has gone to Portland
on government work, sfter two weeks q,
home.
Miss Gertrude Rideout, OF Arlington.
Mass, is spending her vacation with her
cousin, Theresa NJ. Lnnt.
Mrs. L. w. RumiiI. who has been in
Portland and Boston on business, came
home Tuesday. Mrs. c. A. Rideout and
son Richard came with her for q summers
outing. Mr.. Rideout will come later.
July Is. THELxA.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
SPEC.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Lillian Grant Ames, OF Bar Harbor,
is visiting relatives here.
Atwood Bunker is seriously i'll, with
bat slight hope of recovery.
Theodore Taylor has returned from a
visit in Boston and vicinity.
e. K. Bunker has returned from his home
in West Gouidsboro, where he has been
haying.
Benjamin Havey, George o. Hooper,
Wesley A. Rich and Wallace Springer are
enjoying an outing al DeMeyer's camp,
East brook.
July z. VI.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
TRENTON.

Alfred Marshall and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a son.
There viii be Sunday school concert In
the Baptist church next Sunday, at l0-30
a. m. Mr.. Elweii. the new pastor, is hne
speaker, and takes great interest in the
Sunday school. He joins the school in
giving everyone a hearty welcome to the
concert, and it is hoped the house will be
filed.
July 2. DAG.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
EGYPT.
X. Y z.
July Is.

wsiIiand T. West was seriously injured
recently by falling from beam in the
barn. He will be laid up for some time.
sudden death of Mrs. Mary Z. Freiz Aus
tin on July II. Although her health had
been very poor for more than year, no
one thought the end was so near She
was an estimabie woman, and viii be
missed In this vicinity. She leaves a
husband and txo daughters, who have the
sympathy OF all.
July 2. NJ.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

This is an age of great discoveries. Prog
ress rides on the air. Soon we may see
Uncle Sans mail carriers flying in all direc-
tions, transporting mail. People take a
wonderful interest in discovery that bene-
fits them. That's why DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Coughs, Colds and other throat
and lung diseases Is the most popular medi-
cine in America. 1T cured me OF dreadful
cough" writes Mrs. !. r. Davis, stickney
Corner. Me-, after doctors treatment and an
ather remedies had failed.s For coughs,
colds or any bronchial affection it's nm
equsIed. Price Soc and si.oo. Trial bottle
freeto all Druggists.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
lAMOfSE.

L. r. Hodgkins and wife. of wsltham.
Mass, are visiting relatives here.
John Hodgkins and wife OF Bar Harbor.
spent Sunday at ID. d. Hodgkins'.
DR.. Fl. g. Hodgkins has returned from,
WsterviIie. Prof. Little, of Colby college,
is a guest at his home.
Mrs. A. L. Trip and sons Carroll and
Norman, of Waterviile, are occupying the
parsonage for few weeks.
July q. RH
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
COUNTY NEWS.
Nf1RTH HANOocg..

Czrz s<rxxs.5n zz5 wise spent tas week
sz1 vita Mrs ssrxsfoz's napsssr IA ExypS-
l. NJ scos1 and wsfs, bora wFnifred
Gasgirs, OF EzIs~0Sth. who hare h@e7
visiting Mrs c. z Goagins. sxTs Ec7@
10 Boston fo- ssOrz vss2t.
JasspA Dsyas Kn3 wsts. Of Milford
Mass, aa6 Mrs NJ q. Gooxins, Of Goa
cazs JuBcxion. Mass. wsrx cssAed here lass
week hy sAs a1sash II Mrs fred Ssrzst0n.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
Happiest Girl In Lincoln

A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes: 81 had
been aiIlng for some time with chronic
constipation and stomach trouble. be-
gan taking Chamberiain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets and in three days was able
TO be up and got right along. / am the
proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a
good medicine" For sale by all dealers.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

hignt IN your busiest season when you
have the least time to spare you are mos,
likely to take diarrhoea and lose several
days time, unless you have Chamberlain Z
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy AZ
hand and take dose on the first appear
ance OF the disease. For sale by ali
dealers.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

Jay GaaEsoz and wits ara IN town f0E
he Ez-Eze-.
EsE. MIR. Mzstersaa- riss and s0zr cali
crEs azvs zrrlEe1 in towz-
Miss Co-inzz Lzzr<. Of TozEs. Ls visiting
her pa-snss- Caa<1sz Clark saa wtfs-
Miss Flo-A MilETksz- Of wztsrTIlAs, Is AZ
her hons N Sprxa S4rry for the sa1Esr.
Mrs- Euszwoo1- VITO b&s been sEsy 9
few cars. has rssgrned TO Capt. d.
MeEEy's, where she IL employed
l. E G0ss sns ~zfs, OF SwAnpscott.
Mass, srs tz towa. Mrs- Gost viii remain
wf4h hsr usosser, Mrs- Lscy EDery, for go
i16sE1&as time.
Misses Mar sad Myrs Bliiiazton, Lens
S2@rry. Malcolm and Beatrice Horton
sp@nt last week at the Mckay camp, ''Ssn
Soac5, - Al PatssRis poad-
suay = Ayox.