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) SENIOR CREWS IN CHALLENGE RACE
: ALAMEDAS
3 Henry Hess stroke; Lewis, H G.. Nielsen
Kfser, Sommer A. Brampton
: D. Kim Subs F. Hacke and E. b Thornng.
- HEALANS.
i Wiehman stroke; Geo Wilkinson No s.: NJ Ncof No a
Lghtoot No 2; Charles No.
Kruger Subs: G. Franz. s. Bechert P. Hesse.
MYRTIEs.
McTouga No. g. oBren. No 2; Sam Johnson No. 4; W.
Hough
PUUNENES.
scholtz stroke; B. Weick, s. voeier No a. W.
Stewart, No. 81 J. Machaiey No q g, Crook No Ia Re- E.
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OFFICERS OF, THE REGATTA

s: JUDGES - Sam, Walker. C. +. !:
= Chillingworth, A. A. Wilder, B. s:
= B. TheTning, especial, t,Ess.. );
= STARTER Geo. Turner. =
:: TIMEKEEPERS Ben Holm s:
:. ger, &c. Bailey, Gus Sehaefer {.
. CLERK OF COURSE Eben =
= P. Low. W.; ssrFs3e y
). RECORDER. - Ray B. Rietow. g
!: REGATTA COMMITTEE w. =
!: B. Bailey, J: B. Lightfoot, F. o. q
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out The Puunene stroke hooked easy
and powerful, and from the maniier
in which the Nantes started Off, they
seemed dangerous eontenders, but
they didn't have the squirt at the fin
ish. ..s ~ .s,-.re..,,.. ~. ~.
Not even the bis. intercollegiate
races at Poughkeepsie, with Cornell,
Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Wisconsin,
Georgetown and other. eights entered.
can furnish a better. race. than the.
senior event this morning %, The
crews were well punched. all the way
and the finish was close enough for
anyone. ~ -..s.,i...s4 ,s.ss Il t...:. I
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fiallka OF their clubhouse and nearly
five hundred people crowded on it.

Jim Lloyd coach of the Healanis,
was one of the most nervous men in
Honolulu until after the senior event
this morning. Lloyd has worked very
hard with the Blues, as has Paul Jar
rett, and they were on needles and
pins until the finish.
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d Alamedais colors were sported by
scores Of visitors, and nearly every
San Franciscan was pulling for the
Coast aggregation.
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The local harbor has seldom had
so many craft of all kinds. Every
qhdReff around the island was pressed
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COLD PLACE, EN-.

The coolest inhabited place in the
world is undoubtedly .Verkhoyaask, in
northwestern Siberia, with mean an.
nual temperature of hess than 8 de-
grees below Zero, Fahrenheit, and 4
winter minimum OF the remarkable
temperature of 50 below.
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sPLAsHEs

Eben Low made a competent an
nouncer. He was kept busy back and
forth over the course and in getting
the crews out of their quarters and
down to. the finish line. i..s lan
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into service while the Japanese sam,
pan fleet was; called ON to convey a
number of parties. The boatmen did
good business.
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The crowd at the, Healani ,bqat-
house thought their faYorites were lin
the lead of the senior race until al
most the end One Of the Healani
supporters who had, climbed to the
top Of the diving platform, ito see the
crews all along the~eourseaWas shout
ing down the news that the Healanis
ledifuhtil the two crews came oPpo.
site the boatholse. at which time the
Californians we're easily length and
three-quarters to the good. -
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Hospitality was dispensed layishly
at both the boat club quarters. The
Healanis had barge anchored just
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Every man has a job lot of rela
lives he doesn't like.
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number of parties. The boatmen did
a good business.
Fred s;Wiehman's work as stroke OF
the lHealanis excited much favorable
fcomment He rowed ike giant in
the last heart-breaking struggle to
bring the crew up with the Coast
boys. ,=.,....,.+...
i. 4 .g-Nliss- ~. .-..
~ The Alameda crew looks much old
er and more matured than the local
oarsmen.< .,g. .y... ..
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a Even the. layman could see the
marked difference in the rowing of
the senior crews. The Alameda stroke
rs short and quick, and they swing
forward so rapidly after ending their
stroke that the shell almost stops
This was particularly noticeable to-
ward the end Of the race. The, Hea,
lanis held powerful stroke through.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Miss Frances Dyer is visiting in Bangor.
Mizs Evelyn Brown IS visiting at Ed
nGnds.
Mrs. Flossis Kendall, of Boston, Ia a
visitor az L. {. Bragdon's.
Joseph croslsy, Of Pasadena, Cal, is
visiting his brother Benjamin.
Charles Brown, OF Wakefield, Mass. is
the guest Of Wesley Clark and wife.
Percy Hanscom anc wife have as guests
Mr. Hsnscom's parents, Of Glen, y H.
James A. Flanders, ir-, of Bangor, was a
weekend guest at the West -BIsisdelI's.
Friends Of Mrs. E. A. Mcneil and MrS.
Eunies Blaisdell regret their continued III
ness.
Mrs. Walter Lawrie and daughter The
resa, who visited at holden recently, are
home.
Misses Beatrice and Florence Allen. Of
Calais. are guests of Mrs. Albert Me-
Laagbiin.
Weather belated hayers viii gladly vel
come return Of good oId-fashioned sum-
mer sunshine.
Mrs. Frank E. Guernsey.land son Thonp-
son, Of Dover, were guests Of Mrs. 6. NJ
Collins last week.
Arthur Rankin and wife. Of Belfast,
were weekend guests of Mrs. Belle El-
bridge and family.
Fl. P. Rlaisdell has been appointed col
iector Of taxes to fill the uaexpired term of
the late J. G. Bunker.
Lester Hartwell, Of Ear Harbor, who
visited his grandparents at Martins ridge
last week, returned home Monday.
Mrs. sheldon Ireland, OF Maiden, Mass,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Asa s. Dyer, will return home this week.
Several from here attended the lawn
party and social at Mrs. Minnie Hardi-
sons, East Franklin, recently, and report
an enjoyable time.
Miss Alice EerSna Bunker, who was
called home by the death of her father, re-
turned to Augusta Saturday. Mrs.
Springer, of Foxcroft, will remain a few
days longer.
Rev. Gideon Mayo oftieisted at the
funeral oi Josiah G. Bunker last Tuesday.
The large attendance Of townspeople evi-
denced the respect and honor in which
MIR. Bunker was held.
The ladies' aid society is pleased to re-
ceive an invitation from Mrs. ]. W.
BlaisdelI and aunt, Mrs. r. NJ. Woodruff,
to meet them at their bungalow, aKnolI
Top" Georges pond. Tuesday. These
ladies agreeably entertained the embroid-
cry club last Thursday.
July q. 3.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
BAR HARRoR.

July =.

At q special town meeting Wednesday
it wss voted 10 purchase for a public park
the lot OF land known as the Julia G. 5.
Grant lot, on the shore path, for 81, 600.
The vote in favor Of the purchase was 81
to 1. The town will issue afteen-yesr 4
per cent. notes.
Rev. Stephen H. Green, for the past nine
years rector Of St. Saviour's church, has
resigned, to the regret OF his parishioners
and townspeopie alike The rector's con-
viction that a younger man could best
carry on the work Of the church, and the
inability of the parish to furnish him with
a resident assistant, are the causes of his
resignation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nj. Rodiek, who has
been in New York receiving treatment
for her injured ankle, has returned to
Bar Harbor, apparently decidedly i'm
proved, although still compelled to walk
with a cane. Mrs. Rodick, it viii be re-
membered, sustained injuries from fall
on the Maine Central wharf about q year
ago. An action for damages was tried
at the October and April terms of court,
and is now pending before the law court.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
SWANS ISLAND.
JulyT.

Mrs. Henry Moore, of Portland, is with
Mrs. Laura Smith for few days.
Mrs. 8. ]. Stinson returned home Thurs
day, after spending few days in Rock
land.
d. J. Cole, IT,, was brought home Thurs
day H. He was on a yacht at Northeast
Hsrbor.
Mrs. Hawkes. and children, Of Kenne-
bunk, are spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs S. j. Morse.
W. A. Stanley, c. A. Burns, j. A. Smith
and FL. II. Hoolbrook have gone to Port
land on q short business trip.
Misses Beatrice and Haxle Staples re-
turned Friday to Boston, after spending
four weeks with their aunt, Mrs. A. III
Barbour.
July .. SPEC.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
COUNTY NEWS.
FgEscHBoRo.

DEATH or PRANK LUST.
The people OF Outer Long Island were
greatly saddened BY the news OF the death
Of one OF their young men, Frank Luut, st
Jamestown, Va. Mr.. Lnnt entered the
United States rzvy nearly three years ago,
and was assigned TO the battleship
Nebraska. He was looking forward for his
inriczgh in a few weeks.
While coaling ship at jamestown on the
morning Of July II, a heavy boom fell,
killing him instantly. The young man
was Each loved and respected By officers
and men, and. did not have a marx fer
misdemeanor in all the time he served.
He was also making rapid promotion,
serving at last as gunner's mate
The body was sent home to the island,
and Sunday appropriate services we're held
in fhs chapel, Rev. Alexander p. Nc
Donald, coast missionary, officiating. The
floral display wss most attractive. Even
in the rain. nearly all the people on the
island made their way to the chapel.
After the service, bearing the body, as is
customary on the island, on hand barrow,
all followed in sad procession to the last
resting place. Here, by the side OF his
dear friend, Frank Thuriow, who died
only a few months ago, the body wss
placed.
These two boys grew up together, and
were in the same classes at school. One
remained st home, contracted tuberculosis,
and after strong, manly fight, died, loved
and respected by all. The other entered
the navy and came to his death by scci-
dent, loved and respected by all who
knew him. The father, mother, sister and
many relatives are living on the island.
They all have the deepest sympathy in
their great sorrow.
The honorable record left by Frank Lnnt
is one to be proud of. He was only an
island boy, with few advantages, but he
made the best of them, thus honoring his
home, his island and his country.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31

Miss Edith Yoang, Of Otter Creek, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Harold UImer, Of Rockland, is spending
his vacation with bis auni, Mrs. w. A.
Freeman.
Mrs. Earl Stanley is entertaining her
niece, Miss Wilson, and Miss Doriiy, OF
Sedewick.
Philip Bunker spent Sunday at his home
here. He is working again this season at
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Mary Stanley and her mother, Mrs.
GiIley, have arrived st their cottage,
"Rest-a-w " hiie," /" for the summer.
Mrs. Cora Squirting, of Islesford, and
Miss Flora S;ratton, OF Lamoine, spent q
day with Mrs. ~iibert A. Rice recently.
The summer people are all here. and
everything Is running on summer time.
There are no autos, as tine roads are not
suitable, and the people wouldn't be in
favor OF them anyway, as they might
frighten our one horse, "kate," and
then we wouldn't have anything TO do
our teaming with.
July q. Tor.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
HANCOCK POINT.

Rev. r. B. Mathews, pastor OF the Con-
gregationaI church at Ellsworth, preached
in the chapel last Sunday. An improvised
choir, under the direction Of Miss Drum
mond, Of Atlanta, Ga. as organist, sang.
The singers were Misses Mae Elting,
Louise Hanlin, Hannah Sparks, Beatrice
Keeney; Chaplin Linn, Ned Bell, Earl
Haley and James Cossop, jr.
Last Wednesday evening a dance was
given by Mrs. James T. Maxwell, of
Saugerties, Y. Y, at the Princeton Inn.
Among those present were Misses May Ell
ting, Hannah Sparks, "Billy" Drum
mond, Fannie Robinson, Frances Plum
mer, Margaret Wood, Dorothy Turner,
Charlotte Haley, Catherine Rose, Gene
We've Hamlin, Elizabeth Thelberg;
Aesdames Bryant, Freese, Warner,
Crosby; d. s. Alexander, Mr. Crosby,
Charles Mathews, Douglass Milne, II. s.
AppIeby, Theodore Appleby, Chaplin Linn,
Ned Bell, James Ciosson, IT,, Harrison
Robinson, William and John Maxwell,
Earl Haley, Robert Burr, Drummond and
Jack Freese, Marsden and Talbot Hamlin.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
DEER ISLE.

Miss Eva Thompson Is in Bangor.
Winfield Dow came home Thursday.
The Misses Fee, OF Boston, are guests at
s'The Ark.
Capt. John Annis made short visit in
town last week.
A daughter was born July q to Capt.
and Mrs. Walter p. Gray.
Miss Ursula Snow has gone to live with
her grandmother in Bangor.
Mrs. E. Hale Torrey and daughter have
opened their summer cottage.
Mrs. F. A. Gross and Miss Grace FifieId
are visiting friends at vinalhaven.
Elmer woodworth and Albert Maver, OF
Quincy, Mass, are at the Eynnmore.
Miss Hazel Greenlaw spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Sunshine.
Charles Thompson, wife and two daugh-
ters, of Newton, are at the Colby cottage.
Mrs. Samuel Cold and children, of
Stonington, are guests OF Mrs. Cora
Greene.
Miss Agnes Greenlaw returned Tuesday
from Rockland, where she has been visit
ing friends.
Miss Rachel Haskell has gone to the
Reach, where she is employed by Mrs.
Wellington Torrey.
Ray t. Lowe and Miss Leah F. Spofford,
both of Deer Isle, were married July q by
Rev. Il. w. Collins.
Miss Grace Haskell, OF Everett, Mass,
who has spent her vacation here with rela-
tives, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Winnie Warren, Donald Warren,
Glen Pierce, and Miss Edith Mullihan, Of
Cambridge. Mass, are guests Of H. P. A.
Sporord.
The steam yacht Akela, OF Bridgeport,
Conn.,, arrived Saturday night with Mr..
and Mrs. Bishop, Miss Bishop and guests
on board.
July %. REX.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
WEST BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Gilbert Carter and daughter Hazel
are home from Nsskeag.
Parker Bridges, who is employed on the
steamer Pemaquid, has been home getting
his hay.
Mrs. Grace Moore, of Lynn, Mass, Is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. NJ. K.
Richards.
L. b. Bridges and family, who have
been at home q few days, have returned
to Granite.
George Higgins and family, OF Maiden,
Mass, are visiting his parents, Freeman
Higgins and family.
Maggie Carter, who has been working at
Charles Lawson's, has returned to her
home at West Sedgwick.
July =. B.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
EAST FRANKLIN.

T. NJ. Blaisdeli is loading a car with
paving for Bangor.
Miss Mabel Kenison, of Providence, r.
l., is the guest Of Miss Hazel BIaisdelI.
John U. Hsrdison has gone to Harring-
ton, where he has employment with his
brother-in-law, Lester Burgess.
The many friends of William WEIGH,
the oldest man in town, are glad to see
him out again after his recent illness.
The lawn party and ice-cream sale at
the home OF Mrs. Minnie Hardison Friday
evening of last week was much enjoyed
A good sum was realized for the church.
In the successful fishing party at
Georges pond Saturday afternoon were
Lloyd Blaisdell and wife, Misses Harriet,
Carrie and Hazel Blaisdeli, Miss Keni-
son and Raymond Blaisdell.
July g. b.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
PARTRIDGE COVE.

after visit at Bar Harbor.
Misses Maud and Jennie Camick, oi
Ellsworth, spent Sunday with Mrs. Laura
Mears.
Arthur Eaton and Elmer Davis, OF
Northeast Harbor, spent Sunday at Wilson
Estou's.
Mrs. Joseph Leighton and children re-
turned to Bar Harbor Sunday after visit
OF three weeks with Mrs. William Emery.
Mrs. Joseph Carter and infant daughter
visited her parents in Sullivan last week.
Mrs. Imogene Peaslee was with Mr..
Carter's mother during her absence.
July .. HuBBARp.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
MExonlAI KxsoLrrruxs.

Whereas. II has been the will of our Great
High Chief to take from Court Tugwassah our
beloved brother, David Mckenzie, we deeply
feel oar loss. and in view Of the still
heavier loss, sustained by those who we're
nearest TO him, be il
Rssolred,! That we, the members of Court
Tugwassah, l. o. r., mourn for one who was
in every way worthy Of our respect and regard.
Resolved, That we extend cur heartfelt sym
pathy 10 the bereaved ones and commend
them 70 that infinite love that never fails.
Resolved. That our charter be draped for
thirty days and a copy of these resolutions
spread upon the records Of our court, one
sent 70 the bereayed family and one each to
the Bangor Commercial and ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN CLAUDE L. CLARK,
Roscoe s. GRAY,
JoHs d. PERKINS,
COMMITTEES.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
MARLBORO.

Harry Bragdon, Of Miilinocket, is
spending his vacation with his grand
mother, Mrs. Warren Grover.
Mrs. E. {. Alexander, with children, OF
Houlton, is spending the summer with
her mother, Mrs. Clara Ford.
Rev. A. w. Lorimer and Rev. Mr.. Will
son are having cottages built at the shore.
Mr.. Clifford will not build this year. He
and his family are tenting on his lot.
Rev. n. NJ. Malouf expects to give a
lecture Aug. II ON the customs and ways of
his native country, Syria. He will wear
his native costume. he is smart young
man and much liked by the people here.
July %. ARE.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
NORTH DEER ISLE.

Allen Small and wife arrived home from
New York last week.
Mrs. Montford Haskell and two daugh-
ters have gone 10 Rockland to meet Mr..
Haskell on the schooner George H. Ames.
Capt. +. H. Haskell sailed July 20 for
New York in the schooner Susan N. Pick
ering. His daughter Ethel and her
cousin, Hazel Hardy, went with him.
Those at F. e. Hardy's for the summer
are Miss Edith Kiuge, Miss Burket, OF
New York; Mrs. Mary C. Smith, OF Well
lesley Hill, Mass; Miss Helen F. Clark,
Bedford, Mass, and Arthur c. Clark, oil
Boston.
July 2. IL.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
WEST suLLIYAN.

Arthur Kief and wife are boarding at
Mrs. Nelson Bunker's for the summer.
Joseph Foster, of Mlbridge, is em-
pioyed on the steamer Phillips Eaton.
Joseph Cole, of Dorchester, Mass, is
visiting his niece, Mrs. Nelson Bunker.
Mrs. Edna Merrill, Of st. Louis, Mo-, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. K. Mitchell.
Henry Foss, who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Nelson Bunker, has returned
to his home in Machias.
Arthur Kief is building q dwelling on
the site of the old Milton hall, which was
torn down last spring.
Ernest Wiley, who is employed by the
telephone company at Greenbush, visited
his family here last week.
Mrs. Charles Clapham and daughter
Florence are spending few weeks with
E. F. Clapham and wife.
Herbert W. Austin, OF Milford, Mass,
is visiting B. <. Joy and wife. He made
the trip here in his automobile.
Shirley Bunker, who has been visiting
his brother Henry, has returned to Rox-
bury, Mass, where be is employed in a
clothing store.
Alzina, widow of Alex. Young, of Ston-
ington, died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Alex. Dalzell, last week. The re-
mains were taken TO Stonington for
burial.
All are pleased that Mrs. w. II. Russell
is to return as instructor of music in the
town schools. Splendid work was accom-
plished last year in this department under
Mrs. Russell's teaching.
Miss Vera Smith, who was graduated
from Pennington normal school, is SPEND
ing her vacation at home. Mrs. Pauline
Smith has also been guest at the home of
Bradbury Smith and wife.
July g. DIRIoo.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31

home By her granddaughter, Helen 5rzy,
who win visit her here.
Frank Lowe and wife. OF Maynard.
Mass, arrived Saturday to visit relatives.
Mr.. Lowe returned house Mondays bis
family will remain for the summer.
Capt. William P. Lowe died Thursday,
July Is. after long Illness, st the age Of
seventy-seven years. he will be greatly
missed By large circle Of friends BE
was member OF Marine lodge, F. and
A. n, of Deer Isle, for many years.
July 2s. L.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
NORTH LAMOINE.

Lewis Smith, who is employed at Bar
Harbor, is home for few weeks.
j. l.. Brooks, OF Hyde Park, Mass, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. ID. Y. Mcfarland.
Leonard Young, who is working at
South Gouldsboro, spent the weekend at
home.
Edward Gilpatrick visited friends and
relatives at Northeast and Seal Harbors
last week.
Mrs. A. II. Coggins has gone to South
west Harbor to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Robie Norwood. Mr.. Coggins accom-
panied her, returning on Saturday.
July 20. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
REACH.

Mrs. Ellen Hayes is spending few days
with relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Eaton has returned from a
visit to relatives in Stonington.
Grace L. Hatch, of Arlington, Mass,
was the guest Of her uncle, s. T. Lowe,
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Frank Stiles and wife, of Dorchester,
Mass, are guests Of Mr.. Stiles sister, Mrs.
William F. Annis, who is spending the
summer here.
Mrs. Isaac Gray visited her son, Capt.
Harry Gray, and other relatives in Ston-
ington last week. She was accompanied
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
CENTER.

ZEN II.
Marion Hodgdon is visiting at McKin-
ley.
Mrs. Isabel Hodgdon is visiting at West
fremont
Mrs. Charles Bartlett is at SeaviIle with
relatives.
s. Y. Dow, of Massachusetts, visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. A. ]. Butler is at Manset with her
daughter, Mrs. l. Stanley.
Idalyn Robinson, Of Massachusetts, is
with her grandmother, Mrs. John Robin
son.
Mrs. James Gray and neice, May Green
law, of Calais, spent a week at opeechee
recently.
Mrs. Robert Higgins has taken her little
daughter Isabel to Southwest Harbor for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Lois Bartlett has returned from a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Alton Pome-
roy, at West fremont.
Miss Hazel Reynolds and friend, Of
Northeast Harbor, spent a few days re-
Gently at Mrs. Albert Harper's.
Mrs. g. A. Jones, Mrs. F. <. Adams and
Miss Edna Adams, of Dorchester, Mass,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
July 26. 8.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
GoTT's IsLAND.

Frank Babbidge and win Gott have had
their boats hauled out for painting.
Mrs. Susie Turner, of Richmond, called
on friends here Friday and Saturday.
Capt. Will Trask has taken down his
house here, and will move it to Mckinley.
Prof. Davidson and family, OF Roxbury,
N. y, went to Bass Harbor Friday in his
power boat, Heldorjoh.
The masons commenced to plaster
Charles Fl. Harding's new house Friday.
James Crockett, of Southwest Harbor, has
charge Of the work.
July 27. CHIPS
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
Mail Carriers win Fly.

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 DIR. Kings New Dis
coyery for Soughs, Colds and other throat
cine in America. 'It cured me OF dreadful
cough" writes Mrs. j. r. Davis, Stickney
Corner, Me-, "after doctors treatment and all
ather remedies had failed" For coughs.
colds or any bronchial affection it's un-
equaled. Price soc and sl-0o. Triat bottle
freeto all Druggists.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Capt. s. N. Hendrick is visiting friends
on the island.
Mrs. Anthony Bye is spending the week
in Rockland.
Richard Judkins is in Rockland for
medical treatment.
Mr.. Leonard and family, OF Stoughton,
are with the Van Wycks at Gray's point.
Grace Hatch, OF Arlington, Mass, and
Ruth Parsons, of Gloucester, Mass, are
spending their vacation with Mrs. H. p.
Hatch.
Julyl26. H.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31
DIRIGo.
sEDGwICK.

Miss Hope Wilson and Miss Ruby
Dority are visiting in Sutton.
Mrs. Brant and little daughter are vis-
iting Mrs. r. A. Braey at s'Riyer View"
Mrs. Mary G. Wiley, who spent the win