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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-15
$1,000 Idle in Milwaukee.
tBy Telegraph to The Trioune. J

Milwaukee, Dec. lt-Fifteen thousand
wage earners arc out OF employment in
this city. according 10 official figures just
made public. The report declares the
number of unemployed is increaxGH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-15
Watson Waits to Slay.

William Barker, frail looking Young
boo<kcepcr out Of work left his fur
,i4hod room AT Seventh avenue ana
36th street Yesterday morning and
won, 70 Crotona Park. Nhsrc he dug
IN a revolver wrapped i'm burlap bag,
which he mad buried there, near rock
p little more than n year ago. Then ne
Won, downtown and took up his posi-
ton outside the convent OF the sisters
cr Mercy. at SIst street and Madison
avenue.
He stood there FOR half an hour while
laughing couples, some rcsidcnts of the
fashionable neighborhood, and others.
! visitors from tho less fashionable sec
lions. who look upon a trip To Central
Park Of Sunday as an event passed
him. Now and then "a woman would
enter the convent, whore her ring would
he answered by a black-robcd nun.
Then Barker would be all attention
until the door had closed And every
woman who left the convent was even
of greater importance 10 him.
At o'clock n well dressed and pretty
woman Of twenty-five. three wears
Younger than Barker. came out or the
convent. Barker stepped up TO her and
said.
"Adcline. you've taken me back twice.
I ask YOU 10 make home for the chit
dren. I'll not bother you. I'll only call
tc see YOU now and then.
He then cmptied his revolver at her.
all five shots taking effect. Later he
told the police that his wife had re
fuYed to listen to him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-15
Woman Falls Dead.

The woman fell dead, with three bull
lets i'm her breast and two in her head.
Parker. the revolver i'm his limp-hang-
ing right hand, looked down on the
body and began whimperng. former
policeman. named Anthony 3. McKer-
nan of No, 54s East l3sth street. who
saw the entire tragedy from across the
street. disarmed Barker, who by this
time was almost in Mysteries.
Captain Coughlin, head of the Brook
lvr detective bureau, who was on q
Madison avenue car q block away When
he heard the shots. hurried to the scene.
and pushing his way through the crowd
thai surrounded Barker and his slain
wife. placed him under arrest. Detec-
tive Ticho. OF the East SSth street sta
,iop who was the next policeman TO
arrive te,ephoned for a physician TO
Flower Hospital
81 killed her, I killed her. killed
hort" sobbed Barker who began to tell
how his wife had listened to stories OF
uonan who knew them both In the
Rronx. and believed them and wouldnt
be,ieve him. This. which led to the
lid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-15
Encouragement Blamed.

This deplorable showing is in part
cue to the mismanagemento of the COM
pany. The Boston g. Maine has out
standing $27,OO0OOO Of short-tine pa
per. which it will carry for the current
year at a charge Of about ~ per cent,
as compared with 5A per cent for the
preceding year. OF this short-time pa
Continued on second page, ffth column.
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GENERAL.
FOREIGN.

Criticism for Nicaragua Treaty ......
Niscount Hsrdinge Faces Problem
Mona Lisa" Publicly Exhibited ......
Change i'm Bank Investments. i
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Continued on second page. nfth column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-10
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Mrs. Robbie Norwood and daughter Hope
have returned from visit al LRmoine.
Mrs. p. C. Clark, with her three girls,
went to Sorrento last week for n visit to
her son Edwin.
Louis Won Gartnaer has sold, his house
to Mr.. Reeves, who will put it in repair
for summer home.
Mrs. Hodgman, after a good season,
closed the "Red Anchor" last week, and
left for Boston, going thus early that her
son may enter school.
Alfred Mayo, wife and daughter, of
Saco, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Jacob
Mayo, who had spent the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Carpenter, at Bar Har-
Dor.
ga union service was held at the Congre-
gationai church Sunday evening, ad-
dressed by Kew. Mr.. Culmer, who finds
himself unable to continue as pastor of
the Methodist church here, but will re-
turn to his former field Of labor.
Miss Esther Dixon, who has spent the
summer here with her parents, leaves this
week to take a position in Westminster
college in Pennsylvania. The Congrega-
tional church committee is grateful to
Miss Dixon for the valuable aid she has
given as substitute orgsnist during Miss
Mayo's absence.
Schools in town commence Sept. Is with
Principal W. +. Stuart in charge of the
high school, with Miss MacManus as as
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enjoying some beautiful sprays Of heather
purple and the more rare white-from
his native county, Aberdeenshire, Scot
land.
Mrs. Ada Stevens and the girls Of her
Sunday school class enjoyed picnic at
the Guptiil farm in Gouidsboro Tuesday.
Capt. Deasy and wife and w. r. Bruce
and wife entertained an invited picnic Of
out-of-town friends Friday at Capt.
Deasy's.
Mrs. Mary Van Ness entertained her
friends at an afternoon tea Saturday a.
the summer home of her son, Rev. Thomas
Van Ness. She was assisted in receiving
by her daughter, Mrs. Van Ness, and
granddaughter, Miss Ann, while Miss
v.oa Clesves and Miss Julia Guptiu
poured tea and coffee. Charades and mu-
sic furnished amusement.
Sept. s. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-10
HUBBARD.
SEAWALL.,

George Parker, wife and children, Mil
dred and Harold, have returned to
Danvers, Mass.
Mrs. Herbert Moore and Miss Isabelle
Porter, OF Winter Hill, Mass, returned
home Monday, after spending . few days
with Mrs. Nj. e. Moore.
Everett Newman gave \ barn dance In
his new barn Saturday night. About
seventy Ave were present. Music was by
Everett Newman and wife and SOULS
Newman, assisted by William Moore. All
report fine time.
Saturday afternoon, Aug. q, the house
and stable owned by Frank Deliver and
occupied by Mr.. Leonard, OF Grand
Mensn, were burned. The fire is believed
to have been accidentally set by children
playing in the stable. There was smai
insurance. Mr.. Leonard Is living in til,
Emery Parker house, now owned by Mr.
Connors, of Bakers island.
Sept. i. T. T.. ID.
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COUNTY NEWS.
MISTER HARRoR.


Mrs. Eta Grover spent Wednesday in
Bangor.
IL. &. Hooper, of Boston, is in town for
few days.
A party from Bar Harbor enjoyed pic
mic at schoodic on Monday.
Richard Farrar and wife have gone tc
Presque Isle, where they expect to locate.
Misses Mildred and Sara Jordan are
spending week with relatives in Boston.
Albert Rand, the oldest citizen in town,
has been critically III, but is convalescing.
A bali was held at the town hall on
Monday evening, which was well at
tended.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, of Prospect
Hsrbor, was the guest of relatives here
this week.
w. A. Alien is at the hospital In Ban
gor, where he recently underwent an
operation.
Allie Mayo, who has employment at
Lake View, is spending few days with
his family here.
p. A. Sumner and wife and Bradbury
Keith left last week for Datona Beach,
Fla, for the winter.
The n. K. T. & T. Co. has recently re-
moved all open wires about town, repiac-
ing them with q cable.
Miss George Bickford went to the hos
pital in Bangor this week to be operated
upon for appendicitis.
Mrs. Grace Chad bourne and daughter
Elizabeth, who have been guests OF IL. r.
Weston and wife, have returned to their
home in Boston.
Two OF our high school graduates are to
teach this fali-Miss Alta Cole ct Birch
Harnor. and Miss Fiossie Hancock at
Bunker's Harbor.
schools open Sept. s, with the following
teachers: High school, Fred Goodwin.
principal; Miss Marion Tracy, assistant.
Grammar school, Miss Flora Stratton.
intermediate, Miss Caiista Andrews. Pri-
mary, Miss Edith Gifin-
Mrs. Rubie J. Tracy announces the en-
gsgement of her daughter, Marion Elaine,
to Alfred Sanford Adams, OF Newport.
Mr.. Adams is well known here, having
been principal OF the high school two
years. Both young people have many
friends in the vicinity. y
Sept 6, 3,
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH HANCOCK.

Merle Googins is visiting in Bar Hsr-
Dor.
Mrs. A. e. Googius is visiting her par
ents in Fort Fairfield.
John Springer is In Lincoln. assistant
agent for the M. c. Il. X.
Mrs. WEIGH, of Sorrento, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Calvin autchins.
Walter Abbott and wife, of Hilmsn,
were Sunday guests Of @. p. Cline and
wife.
Mrs. Carrie Springer visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Maadocks, in Newport,
last week.
Holcie Coombs, wife and two children,
of Egypt, were guests Sunday of c. G.
Ssratton and wife.
Misses Grace and Hope Mckinney have
returned to Fort Fairfield, after spending
the summer with their sister, Mrs.
Everett Googins.
Sept.s. ANON.
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NORTH LAMorSE.

Miss Muriel Linscot, will 20 TO Bar
Harbor to-day to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Luther Leach, before going to Boston to
visit relatives.
Benjamin Mcfarland, of San Francisco,
Cal, visited relatives here recently. 1t
has been forty years since Mr.. Mcfarland
has been in his native town.
Miss Ruth Trip went last week 10
wsterville, where the family now reside.
Schools begin this morning. Miss Jar
Wis, of Surry, will teach here.
Mrs. Daniel Champion, OF Lawrence,
Mass, made short visit at her old home
here the last OF the week. Her two chill
dren, Hollis and Doris, who have spent
the summer here and in Castine, returned
with her.
Sent
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Ernest Haskell was a recent visitor in
Rockland.
Miss Maud Colby is IN Stonington for a
short visit.
Mrs. C. Il. Abbott called on friends in
Hancock last week.
Can't. j. X. Mitchell was in Ellsworth on
business Monday.
stillman Moon and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
were in town Monday.
Mrs. Pauline Smith visited at the home
of her son Bradbury Monday.
The first session since June OF Oasis
chapter, o. E. s., was held Monday even
ing.
Almond Joy and Leon Thomas are at
home from Bar Harbor, where they have
been employed.
Miss Sarah Bunker entertained Miss
Ethel Newsome, OF Sullivan and Boston,
at dinner Wednesday.
Miss Eleanor Lord, who has been visit
ing Reuben Hurloert and wife, returned
to Ellsworth Wednesday.
Miss King and MIR. Gary, postmaster of
Caribou, have returned home, after visit
ing at the home of B. B. Hsvey.
Mrs. Martha Leland and Miss Merle
Thomas returned to Eden Monday, after
visiting at the home of George Rinaldo.
F. E. Pettingiil and wife, and E. F..
Chaplain and wife have returned from
Etna, where they attended the camp
meeting.
Miss Gladys Rolfe, OF Gouldsboro, is at
the home of Capt. j. K. Mitchell while
attending high school. Miss Belle Law
renee, of Sullivan and Boston, and Elmer
Mitchell, of Somerville, are also guests at
the home OF Capt. Mitchell.
Sept. 5. SPEC.
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vacation Is over. Again the school-bell
rings at morning and at noon. again with te ms
OF thousands the hardest kind Of work has
begun, the renewal Of which is a mental and
physical strain TO all except the most rugged.
The little girl that q few days ago had roses In
her cheeks. and the little boy whose lips were
then so red you would have insisted that the
been been kissed by strswberries'', have
already lost something OF the appearance of
health Now iss time when many children
should be given tonic which may avert
much serious trouble, aud we know Of no
other 50 highly to be recommended as Hoods
sarsparfiia, which strengthens the nerves,
peneets digestion and assimilation, aids men
tAi development by building up the whole sys-
tenn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-10
SEAL COVE.

Mrs. James Il. Kelley spent last week In
Rockland.
Miss Bernice Ashley left Monday for
kendusseag to resume teaching.
Road Commissioner Rumiil and his
crew OF men began work on the State road
Sept. !.
Mrs. +. l.. Mclean and little daughter
Angela, have returned to Augusta, after
spending the summer here.
Ebeu Sawyer, wife and son Richard, OF
Lincoln, n. H.. spent last week with his
mother, Mrs. Z. d. Sawyer.
Rev. Mr.. Moore, who has supplied the
Baptist pulpit during the summer,
preached his farewell sermon Aug 81.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will be missed.
Their services have been well attended
and very interesting.
sent A. n,
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Mrs. c. A. Movers, OF Bangor, is visiting
her brother, J. W. Mckay.
Mrs. A. NJ. French, of Old Town, is Wis
iting her sister, Miss Sadie Mulisn.
Harold Stewart, OF Auburn, Is spending
his vacation with bis parents, c. /. Stewart
and wife.
Daniel Hamilton and wife gave a
delightful lawn party Saturday evening.
in honor Of their guests, Sherman Young
and wife, OF Boston, and Miss Fiorence
Frazier, Of New York. Other guest pre-
sent were George Young, wife, daughter
and sons, Mrs. Lenora Frazier. Of Bangor,
Mrs. Fannie Bartlett, Mrs. Reed, Mr..
Estey, wife and daughter, Mrs. Stella
Shaw and Mrs. Elizabeth Tracy, CT Ellis
worth, and Austin and Alvis Frazier, OF
this place.
Sent NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-10
WEST EDEN.

Miss Alice Ray has returned from a
visit in Belfast.
Miss Eleanor Kittredgo has gone to
Augusta 10 study music.
Miss Hilda Higgins, of Bar Harbor, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. Mayo.
George Edwards and wife, OF Miiivale,
Mass, have been visiting relatives here.
Miss Vida Lurvey spent the past two
weeks at Sound with Mrs. Clara Murphy.
Miss Theima Swaxey, who been in Dex-
ter the past eight years with her aunt,
Mrs. Fanny Morgrage, has returned home.
An acre and quarter of land has been
purchased of j. Allen Somes for a play
ground for the town hill school. The plot
was much needed, as the children had no
school gounds, the schoolhouse occupying
nearly all the lot.
Sept. 1. Nj.
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EAST LAMoINE.

Miss Nellie Hurley, of Bangor, is a
guest at Mrs. w. F. Des Isles.
Prof. Thomas Groetzinger and family
have returned TO, Philadelphia.
e. G. Benner and wife, of Portland,
were guests of Ii. l.. Smith and wife re-
Gently.
Mrs. Rush and family, who have been
occupying the Douglass bungalow, have
returned 10 Millinocket.
Prof. Harry Moore and family, OF Phila-
delphis, who have been occupying the
Lelisioc bungalow returned home Friday.
Sept. ,. n.
William Dugan, of Bangor, was In
town Saturday and Sunday.
A party OF seventeen from Ellsworth
were guests of II. L. Smith and wife Sun
day.
Arno Hodgkins and wife, who have been
employed at Rangeley, have returned
home.
John Sullivan and family, who have
occupied Shore Acres during the summer,
returned to Bangor Sunday.
Sept. s. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-10
MAY.
WEST HANCOCK.

The West Hancock Sunday school en-
joyed a picnic at Berry's cove, Lamoine
Point, last Monday. 1t was under the
management of the superintendent, Mrs.
A. Z. Tracy, who certainly must be on
good terms with the clerk OF the weather,
for more beautiful day for picnic could
not have been made. Six teams, loaded
with young and old, left the schoolhouse
at o'clock. A happy ride of one and one
half hours brought than to the picnic
ground. Young and old enjoyed the
bathing. and the big dinner that followed.
Those who could stand the exertion after
such dinner, dug clans. 1t was a great
day.
Sept. 8. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-10
ANON.
DEER ISLE.

Alvah Joyce, OF Portland, is spending .
week at DIR. Small's.
Schools began Tuesday. Several new
teachers are employed.
Emery Pickering is home from Bangor,
where he has been for surgical treatment.
Capt. Ed. A. Richardson is spending =
few weeks at home, after an absence OF
nearly year.
Miss Elsie Haskell has gone to Boston.
where she has employment for the winter
with CHM & Co.
Mrs. Philip Small and children, OF Ston-
ington, are visiting her parents, Capt. w.
8. Pickering and wife.
Meetings OF Marine lodge will be re-
sumed next Tuesday evening, after = sum-
mer's suspension with good prospect Of .
prosperous year.
Mrs. George r. Haskell and children,
Horace, Byron and Freda, who have been
In England the last three months On a
visit to Mrs. Hsskeil's father, will return
home this week.
Sept. /. REX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-10
PROSPECT HARBoR.

Miss BeuIah Cove, OF Woodland, is
teaching the fall term of school.
Misses Isabel and Ruth Wakefield spent
a few days last week in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Annie Powers, of Ellsworth, lie
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. NJ. williams.
Edmund Workman and wife have spent
the past week with their son, I. N. Work
man.
Master Murray Hewins, OF Miibridge,
spent several days last week with Rupert
n. Blance.
Mrs. N. H. Cole, OF Portland, has been
called here by the illness of her grand
daughter, Marion Treat.
Ira N. Workman will leave Monday for
Washburn to do the mason work on DIR.
+. F. Lsrrabee's new house.
Through the kindness OF James Gill
Ianders, THE AMERICAN correspondent is
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TRENTON.
Sept. l.

Mrs. John Moore spent the weekend in
Bar Harbor.
School began this morning with Miss
Natalie Young as teacher.
Mrs. George Moore left this morning
for Boston, TO visit her sisters.
Mrs. Rose Shapleigh, OF Ellsworth, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Benjamin Garland.
Mrs. Harry Newton, who has been visit
ing her parents, b. +. Jordan and wife,
has returned to Jsckmsn.
The infant daughter OF Harry L. Davis
and wife has been named Maiorie Carales
Mrs. Davis, who has been i'll OF sppendi-
citis, is better.
Sept. S. MAY.
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EGYPT.
@pt. 5.

Miss Alice Butler entertained the Misses
GrIham, of Washington, ID. c., Saturday
evening.
Arthur Urann, who has been employed
in Ellsworth for the summer, will return
to resume his studies at the high school.
g. w. Blunt White, of Lowell, Mass,
W. r. Butler, of Chicago, and Mrs. Wal
lace s. Mitchell, of Portland, have re-
turned home from Tugwassa lodge, " here
they have spent this summer.
Sent g. NJ
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COUNTY NEWS.
MARLBORO.

Ralph Bowley and family, OF Hancock
are visiting here.
The Wilson cottage is closed, the family
returning to Houlton.
Miss Audrey Hodgkins has gone t.
North Hancock to teach.
Rev. A. w. Lorimer has sold his cottags
to Charles Baxter, of Boston.
There was launching and picnic din
ner AZ the Baxter shore last "Wednesday.
School wilt begin here to-day; Miss
GLADYS Norwood, of Bar Harbor, teacher
Miss Eunice Coggins, OF Lamoine, spent
few days last week with Miss lnez FORD
Rev. A. B. Hyde and family have closed
their cottage and returned to their home
in Bangor. era s,--.-as ----s-s-N'-ss
3 Mrs. c. L. Estey and children,!who have
spent the summer at their cottage, thave
returned to New York. .-----. Gks -
Beatrice Martin, OF Hancock, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. u. u har-
vey, has returned home.
Frank Lorimer and friends, who have
spent the past week at the A. w. Lorimer
cottage, returned to Bangor Saturday. ,s-N
Mrs. Ernest Hodgkins and children,
who have spent the summer at Harlan
Hodgkins', have returned to Dorchester,
Mass.
Mrs, NJ. L. Wilbur and little son Rob-
ert, of Lamoine, spent few days last
week with her parents, c. p. Hodgkins
and wife.
Give and Margaret Burnham, OF Itch
field, who have been visiting their grand
father, S. II. Remick, returned home last
Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Martin, Mrs. Charles Brown,
Mrs. Joseph Mcintosh and Mrs. David
Carney, of Ellsworth, were guests OF Mrs
George Treadweli, few days last week.
G. W. Bowden, who has been i'll at the
Bar Harbor hospital for some weeks died,
Friday, aged torty-two years. Much
sympathy is felt for his widow and two
small children. He leaves also four
brothers Benjamin and Aionzo, OF Ports
mouth, n. f., Woodbury., OF Ellsworth,
and Tilden H., OF Bar Harbor; and two
sisters Mrs. Abram Duffy, of Biuhill, and
Mrs. Armada Closson, of Missouri.
Sept. s. AXE.
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GOULDSBoRO.
SPEC.

Archie Rolfe has gone to Portage to
work.
Lewis Kidder has moved his family to
Sullivan, where he has employment.
Mrs. Hattie Hicks, OF Claremont, N.
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edith
Hayey.
Minnie Handy and Caroline Perry have
gone to Pittsheid to commence their
second year at the Maine Central insti-
tute.
The ladies of the Baptist church gave
an cream sociable in the grange hall
Aug. 80. Ii was . pleasant affair, and
Melted s. for the society.
Sept. /. JES.
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MASSET.
Sept. /.

Miss Vera Gray, OF Charleston, is visit
ing Miss Isabel Doiliver.
Miss Gladys Whitmore left Monday for
Golden Ridge to visit friend.
Henry Smith, Of New York, is visiting
his parents, F. l.. Smith and wife.
Henry Dolliver is home on a visit from
Honolulu, where he has been the past
eight years.
The Noyes family was happily surprised
Saturday, when Miss Eunice Emery, Of
Charleston, arrived for visit.
Rev. Harvey Moore preached his last
Sunday here Aug. 81. He will leave Sept.
8 for Newton, Mass, to finish his school
ing.
Sept. /. LILAC.
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GOrTs ISLAND.

Miss Harriette Richards, Of New Haven,
Conn, is the guest OF Miss Peterson.
Mrs. Carrie Snidsr and friends, Of New
York, who have occupied "Moor's Look
OUT, left Tuesday.
The ladies OF the island had an ice
cream sociable in the vestry Of the church
Wednesday. Proceeds, az, for improv-
ing the cemetery.
Mrs. George Harding, Of Chicago, and
her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Spent, and
Master Edward have been guests of Mr..
Hsrding's brother, William III. Harding.
Sept. 6. CHIPS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-10
FREMONT.
JES

Mrs. Crawford Webster and children,
Lillian and Fred, and her sister, Miss Ella
Davis, are visiting her parents at Booth
bay.
Miss Carter and sister, Helen Clancy,
have returned to Rockiand, after spend
ing a week with their brother Charles on
Hardwood island.
r. NJ. Simonds, wife and son Robert, OF
Arlington, Mass, Miss Stella Simonds, OF
Worcester, Mass, and Miss Thelms Lunt,
of this place, left Friday, having spent
their vacation with Mrs simonds' parents,
Capt. George w. Lunt and wife.
Sept. 1. THELMA.
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FRENCHRORu.

Joseph Connell, wife and two children
have returned to Boston.
George Perkins, who has been visiting
relatives In Bath and Boo,hbay, is home.
Miss Abbie Davis, who spent the sum
uer with her parents, has gone to Bur-
hngton, Mass.
Schools began Sept. /. The primary
10 taught by Mrs. Lunett Eaton, Oh ston-
ington, and the grammar by Miss Me-
Laughlin, OF Steuben.
Sept g. a
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OAK POINT.

Emerson Ladd and wife are in Seal Har-
Dor for q week.
Irene Wilson, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ethel Smith, has returned to
Boston.
Misses Mildred, Grace and Doris Murch,
OF Dorchester, Mass, are visiting their
grandfather, Hartford Murch.
Sept. s. NJ,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-10

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John Downing OF San Francisco, writes.-
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