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COUNTY NEWS.
yRooKI1N.
po,spd A. FIVE is very Ill.


-. Roland A. Flye is very Ill.
,..,nb Ray. of Bangor, is in town this
week
pendleton and family returned
,,,p Islesboro Friday
80. TYLER will have bungalow built
Center Harbor street.
n Powers and Gleason Allen, OF
s.',on have arrived for the summer.
Grindle and wife are receiving
limitations on the birth OF son.
az. Little Flye, OF Boston. is visiting
.ns,ep,s, Henry w. Fiye and wife.
~. Herbert Tapley and little daughter
:. risi,Ing friends at West Brooksviiie.
work has been begun on the State road
Main street, continuing eastward past
j. Bridges store.
CHARLES HerricS and daughter, oil Cam
- wsrs ia town last week, called here
:. ,ns death OF his sister, Mrs. Brscy.
r.s many friends OF Mrs. William
s...,hsv. who Is in the Maine general
so.Ol,al are glad to know she is improv-
ihE
Mis-. l5va Tibbetts, OF New York, who
"a. called to Rocklsnd by the illness OF
!, father. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lucy
yatter.
Mrs. winitred Brscy Brandt and Miss
y.ade, of Attleboro, Mass, were called
=, last week by the death Of her mother,
Mrs. Emery Bracy.
Can't. Joseph Tibbetts went to Rockland
Monday 10 enter the hospital for an opera
ion, He is improving. Albert Kane &C
eOa,panisd him.
Ms. Georgia Hanson Hutton, OF Bos-
TIM. accompanied the remains OF her
rnndmosher, Mrs. Lucinda Carter, here.
Nrs. Carter died at the home OF Mrs. Hut
ton. ct the age OF ninty-thrce years. Mrs.
Garter was a native OF this town, and had
,lxays made her home on Harbor Island
uutiI few years ago. She leaves one son
Ward, besides several grandchildren.
The remains OF Mrs. Emery Bracy were
bought home Tuesda, from the Maine
rvnsral hospital, where she died Sunday
no.ning, May IS, OF cancer OF the stom-
sch. Although Mrs. Brscy had been far
trom weil for several months, her Death
uasa grea, shock to her many friends.
She entered the hospital Just two weeks
aeiore her death. From the first the
DEBTORS entertained no hope for her
recovery, as the disease was too deeply
ssased. Her death falls heavily upon her
ismily, and especially upon her aged
mother ~ Mrs. Darius Herrtek, who has
made her home with her daughter the
pas; few years. Mrs. Bracy was a member
Of Center Hsrbor Reecksh lodge; also a
member Of Br0oklin grange. She took q
deep interest in everything pertaining to
the welfare Of the church and town, and
Der place is one that II will be hard to ill.
She leayss husband. two danghters-Mrs.
Harry Thurs;on, OF North Sedgwick, aud
Ms. fairy brandt. OF Attteboro, Mass.
and tao sons - Willis, OF Bangor, and
Richard, OF Sedewick, an aged mother,
saysri -'-jvr- aud brothers. Funeral ser
yices we're held at the home Tuesday
allssaoo4, Mrs. Trueworthy, OF North
ssagTiss Oh Eating. The floral tributes
were o-,' tIi. The sympathy OF the
eonuIni's g,vs out to the beresved ones
May IS. USE FEMME.
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Daily except Sunday.
Daily except Monday.
Trains leaving Ellsworth at IN a m and Ala
p m, and arriving at Ellsworth I106 q m, 10 81
p m connect with Washington County trains.
fstops ON signal to conductor.
stops only to leave passengers from points
east Of Washington Junction
Sand sy 3 only.
Passengers are earnestly requested 10 pro-
cure tickets before entering the trains, and
especially Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to
Ellsworth.
II. d. wALDRON,
General Passenger Agent.
MORRIS MCDONALD,
Vice. President 4 General Manager.
Portland, Maine.
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Stops Falling Hair
Halls Hair Remover certainly stops
falling hair. No doubt about II what
ever. You viii surely be satisfied:
lsgal 15otires.'

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
J. he has been duly appointed executor
Of the last will and testament OF
CLARA J. M'KENNEY, late Of SURRY,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased, no bonds
being required by the terms Of said will. All
persons having demands against the es.
tate OF said deceased are desired 10 present
the same Tor settlement. and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. HARRY L. CRABrhEE.
YNHE Subscriber hereby gives notice. that
i she has been duly appointed executrix
CLARENCE s. SNOWMAN, late OF Blue
HILL,
in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bonds
being required by the terms OF said will. AL
persons having demands against the estate OF
same for settlement, and all Indebted thereto
are requested TO make payment Immediately.
SADIE L. SNOWMAN.
Bluehal. May 6. 1918.
YT1HE subscriber hereby gives notice tina,
l. she has been duly appointed admins
tratrix OF the estate of
JAMES A. BUTLER, late Of MOUNT
DESERT,
IN the county OF Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds the law directs. All per,
sons having demands against the estate o:
said deceased are desired to present the same
for settlement. and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment Immediately.
TEMPERANCE +. BUTLER.
Northeast Harbor, May 8. 1918.
TTNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
Il he has been duly appointed admins
TRAITOR of the estate of
MARY NJ. HARPER, late of CASTINE,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are desired to
present the same for settlement, and all in
debteo thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
Castine, May 9. 1913.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
Il she has been duly appointed admins
tratrix OF the estate of
CHARLES p. JARVIS, late OF SURRY,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased. and
given bonds as the Law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate of said
deceased are desired to present the same foI
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re
quested to make payment immediately.
ELLA M. JARVIS.
surry, Me-, May IA, 1913.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
j. he has been duly appointed admins
TRAITOR OF the estate of
MARY S. STANLEY. late of CRANBERRY
ISLES,
in the county OF Hancock. deceased, and given
bonds as the Law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased
are desired 20 present the same for settlement
and all indebted thereto are requested TO
make pay ment Immediately.
EDwARp ]. STANLEY.
Cranberry Isles. May IA. 1918.
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NORTH BRODKLIN.

Allen Cole hiss Just finished q motor
boat for w. g. Redman.
Mrs. Fred Cole, who has been visiting
relatives in Boston, ID home.
Henry X. Grade IL lsthing house for
Frank Mouiton ct South Bluehill.
Everett Bridges has moved his family
to North Sedgwick- and will work for
John Thurston for . while.
Maya. SUB.
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GREAT REMEDY FOR
INDIGESTION
AND GASTRITIS

A Postal Will Bring Trial Treatment
and a History of Famous People
MONA Stomach Tablets surely do
end all indigestion and stomach misery.
and to prove it we will send a trial
treatment, an interesting booklet, and
tell you exactly how to Danish all
stomach trouble and put your stomach
in fine shape.
Just say on postal or in letter,
'Send me trial treatment of MONA
and you will never be sorry--address
Booths MI-O-NA, Buffalo. N. Y.
G. A. Parcher sells whole lot of so
cent boxes Oh money back if dissatis-
fled plan.
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EAST BLUEHILL..

F. w. Cousins, wife and children, Giro
line and Maurice, OF Bangor, are here tor
the summer.
Mrs. Henry Marks and daughters Eva
and Rena, of fremont, are with Mrs
Marks daughter, Mrs. Linwood Leach,
for few weeks.
May Is. X
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iHERsT.

Lsfoy Foster l. employed in Bar Harbor.
NJ sarah KINNEY, OF Holden, Is visit
Ia heurl 81 sos.
I''uv. IL Ne and son Horace were in
B'us" isst ~e,s ON business.
Py'e' Cities. no has been working in
Asspost Tor seyerai months, 10 home.
saersle. y susDy was in town Sunday
10 80 bis rashvr, Henry Ssisby, who 10
Ia pa, he .ith.
Arthur Lswioro and wife, Henry Law
lord aud Thomas Sesrls, OF Bar Harbor,
we're IN iowu sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Scott, formerly OF this
town and a late resident OF Eddington,
died May Ii, after short ilinese OF pDe0-
MONA. The remains were brought hers
saturday for burial. Among the reia-
lives OF the deceased who were here were
william Scott and wife, Onie Dunhan
and wife, Of Bangor, and Samuel Scott
MRy 10. C.
Urban Clarke has gone to Davidson
George circuit went to Bangor Monday
on business.
Mrs. Sarah Kenney, who has been visit
ing relatives here, returned to her home
10 Holden Monday.
harold Remission returned home Sur
Jay from Bass Harbor, where he has been
Inspecting State roads.
Horace Watts, jr., who has been in
Bangor working on the electrics, is at
nome on vacation.
Mr. Herrick, the photographer, who has
oeen here several months, has gone to
lark Harbor for the summer.
Inc Sunday school held its session Sun
way At the home of Mrs. L. A. Edgerly.
nioies were presented to the pupils, gifts
nom the Sunday school.
May Is. C.
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1farllfZ SafeHIrds.

The proposed new Underwood tarifi
has one feature that Is intended "a
save the wild birds. The importation
of any aIgrette or plume Of am Sild
bird Is absolutely forbidden. Ostrich
feathers are excepted. because they
can be taken without killing or hurt
ing the bird.
The slaughter OF birds. that their
feathers may % on women's hata. has
almost exterminated the birds. This
Is especially true Of the white heron
that Is killed for the aigrette Al
this ornament grows only during the
breeding season. each aIgrette means
usually. the cruel death of n whole
family Of birds. for when the mother
bird Is killed. the little one in the nest
are left TO stuTxe
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GEORGE Nj. #PARKE.

Mr George NJ. parke. for the iaHl
fifteen years secretary and treasurer
Of The Westminster Deposit md Trust
Company. died about O'Clock Mon
day morning at hig home On Court
street, In his seyenIY-third year. haf-
iug been born October }. 1871 IL
VS. a son of the late Joseph Il. PaTEe.
Of the Westminster bar, who was for
many yearn Register OF wills OF tie
county, and hiH mother. before laT
marriage. Kas Miss Julia Anna Mottef
Of Manchester.
Nr. Parke entered hi fathers
ONCE as Deputy Register Of Will,
about ~ yearH ago. held the ONCE for
n number Of years and Haa subae-
quently txIee elected Register oi
wills himself. thu remaining con-
nented viii the Office as principal Of
deputy for nearly - years. In IL
connection he acquired au intimate
knowledge Of teHtamentafY law aud
freely instructed executors and ID.
mInIalratoHH In their duties
upon the organization Of Lha Wet
minister Deposit and Trust Company
on July |. 1888. he xaB chosen 20 fl
ths position OF secretary and treaz=
nrsr. which Office he held until b
death. lie had superior equipment
for this position. and under his man
agament fna company soon became
one Of The leading financial instiIaz
llonH In Carroll county He was :
member n The board Of directors q
The Democratic Advocate Company
md always manifested Esen inter.
ezt N the paper IL was aIHo one II
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Walking.

Frederick Walking. one q the bel
known citizens OF thig county. died Il
hIs home on bishop street. thia CT.
n i2.b0 4 II. Wednesday. after proz
lunged Illness MF. Walking ~
born In Hanover. Germany. and "
: years. | month md ~ daYa old =
tie time 81 his death a n younE
tnan in ths "Vatefland," IL enjoyed
ths distinction Of being employed =
the royal stables. and In he royal
livery drove the carriages Il German
dIKnilaries. FoFf.=aIght years a.
In the old country he married ana
at once With his yonng bride eama
to this country Hla oldest Hon
Henry Fred Walking. va born 4
! Baltimore i years ago, and aonn
thereafter the Walklings came 10 tn
county, where six moro SON and -
daughters Rere born TO them Sc.
Ting in Wooiery'a district. h and II
good wife xeTe among those sturdt
Germans. Nho mads The uarrenas
one of the garden Hnots Of Iha StHte
Endowed With many Of the best quala
ities OF hIa race. md enjoying tn
confidence of the community. he an1
| hla wife acquired considerable prop.
erIy. and few years ago retired from
active farm life and came 10 West.
minister to I've
lis living children are. MeHafH.
Henry Fred. Walking. John Walking
/ William Walking and Ernest 4, Wal.
king. of Noolery.H district. Charles
I II. Walking. George T. Walking and
Walter George Walking. 0f BalII.
more; Mrs. George Yoelkei. and MrH
George Pits. OF Baltimore. Mrs Da.
| pld Mcleod. of HaHngburg. and Mr.
William roIael, Of Philadelphia, "a
There are twenty y=four grandchildren
/ Funeral services will be conducted
aI his late residence. at / o'clock, thIl
afternoon, by Rev. ". l.. seabrook
pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church
/ In compliance with The request made
by Mr. Walking in bis lffslIme. Ii
loved the aMutter Hprachea and had
also requested that 4 pastor Of one d
| the Baltimore German churches tax
| part In the service. but his presence
could not be had. AIr. seahrook vi
read part Of the service. including
The Shepherd Psalm faxofite por.
tion of the Scriptures with Mr Walk
ling. in German. Also by request d
their father. the aIk younger sons q
the deceased will act as nallbearera
The honorary paIlbeafers will be.
William D. Reese. I. o. Grimes, ST.
Jesse G. sharrer, Fred d. Miller, Or
George +. Banghman and frank Z
Miller. fnIerment will be made n
the Westminster Cemetery. Frank
tC. sharrer funeral director
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! the directors of the Il. =. ahriyer
Co. and Nice=Hfesident Of the Guuaoli-
dated Public Utilities . His attract
I've personality. modest aud uuaHzum-
Ing. and rare faculty of neyer=f1Ung
courtesy made him one Of the most
popular men of the county.
Mr.. PaTke married MlsR Nary =.
Neal. daughter OF ne late Abner
Neal. Of the Westminster bar. She
survives him 18th thrsz sons. George
II. raHEs. Of IIa firm u parks : Ec-
eleatan. In tn ron an steel business
in Norfolk. y Francis Neal narke,
n prominent member Of he WezImlna-
ter b.. aud !. AbneT parke. treas
urer of the +. : shrlxsr Company. OF
this eIfy. F0ur gran1ehlIdrea also
survive. and IHTae HaIHTz. Mrs. IztltiA
F'leaEIa. Of IIageratoHu Mr. Jose
phiua Taylor. II Philadelphia, p. and
Mrs Edwin X. gaFnAu1. Of Baltimore.
Funeral services Nsns held n 81.
1ohn.z Catholic Church IN Wednesday
morning al i o'clock. ~. ]. : Nal
lon officiating asHzHIsd b Rev.
/ J. II Cassidy. and Intsrmeut was
made n the adjoining cemetery The
honorary pallhsarers Hefes David
u. Stem. judge Iamez A. {. bond,
John : Roberts. nT ? 7. Shaw.
George y AlHHugh. 4 Frank sHriYcr.
DR.. J i. BIIIInKHlea Judge William
H. Thomas. Charles + Stewart.
Charles T. I'M. 7. Herbert shriYcr.
William y Thomas Joseph i boyle
and ! . Grimes. s. The active
palIbsaFerf ssfe employees - : e.
shHrraf. the funeral director.
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saomi flaRlIng. n Hampstead dis.
Irict anI Olive Ebaugh. af Wool.
err district. the Winners.

The spelling contest. participated
N By the best spoilers from the ear.
Hull county schools. sRa resumed Iaai
Saturday afternoon. In the High
School auditorium. the contest Of
APRIL II having failed IN disclosing
The winners OF t1s prizes offered b
Superintendent MoTeloeE. A large
number o people gathered last sat
ufday afternoon u witness tho con
teHt which they thought would surely
determine The mailer. II 10 o'clock
MT. MofsIoek Faxa = dieIzIIon axar-
alaa Of 10 selected words 70 the Il
Contestants. a hTIaf Interval follow
-. durinE which time the papers WsTe
locked uFsr. and 7 Wa found tnat
elEht girl had 4Itten al tho words
correctly.
IL oral Huslling began. i o'clock
- Of the contestants still stood tHHIH
ground. nnd Il 80 decided by fha
Superintendent n put tie matter Of
selecting he winners In tie hands oi
: committee Of three teachers from
- Windsor district MIaaea Hannah
Skunk, Edna Wilson aud - Fowler
THIa. Il IS thought. would be per
fsstiY far a. there we're 10 contest
ants from that district. The contestants
Nere given pencil and paper again
and required 10 sTIie from dictalIan
; number Of sentences involving dIIII-
I'll words These papers aere placed
II the hands OF , committee OF teach.
eTa 10 b examined The report Of
he committee - made To he
County Superintendent ~ Monday.
Al Of the papera contained some nj.
iaAes In spelling but thoHe contain
IN the IHsest efTafH were those of
z.aBmi YInglinR. . Hampstead d
IFIEt. and Olive EIaugh. o[ NoolerY.a
District. u whom The prizes will ha
awarded Nisa fInElinR receiving ne
Eo1d medal and sias Ebangh 10
silver medal Tie County superIn=
tandeut i much Eratited II the Re-
anIt of til Spelling Contests for h
believes Ihat tie charge that Iha
pupils Of he public schools are gen
hTHllY deficient IN spelling has bean
successfully refuted. IIa believes
further lHaI these contests have BEEN
productive Of goa1 results. in that
Thy have not onIY increased the Ell
cheney OF he schools In thn matter Of
spelling. ut the have aIao aroused
healthy interest IN the york of tne
schools n general among the people
of the county.
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The last will and testament Of
William H. Bloom, late OF Carroll
county, deceased, was admitted to
probate and letters testamentary
thereon were granted to Charles
Fritz. who received order to notify
creditors. returned inventory of
money and received order TO sell real
estate.
The last will and testament Of Jas.
W Lennon, late OF Carroll county,
deceased. was admitted to probate
Tuesday, April 22.--John G. Hon.
man, executor OF Nancy Arnold. de-
ceased. settled his second and final
account
Laura B. BaIr, administrator of
Emanuel e. Bair, deceased, returned
inventories of personal property. debts
and money. and received order 10 sell
personal property.
John ]. Reese, administrator d. b. n.
c. {. a.. of Mary Ann Webster, deeeas-
ed, received order to sell bank stock.
Kate Thiele. executrix OF Henry
Thiele. deceased returned inYen-
tories of personal property. debts and
money. and received orders 10 sell
real estate and personal property
Noah {. Wantz. Administrator Of
Elleaora e. Wantz deceased. returned
inventories Of personal property.
debts and money and received order
to sell personal property
Mary NJ. Myers, exeentrIX OF John
t Myers OF S. settled her first and
final account.
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.llulIans9ourt.

Monday. April 21.-.Betters of ad=
minlstration on the estate Of Eman-
uel &. Balr, late of CARROLL county, de
ceased. were granted to Laura B.
Baif. who received warrant to ap=
praise and order to notify creditors.
Hnratio s. 0ursler, administrator
of Edward Oursler. deceased. reported
sale OF personal property and settled
his first and final account.
Augustus Morelock and Sam.l. Flick
niger. administrators Of Henry Helte=
bride, deceased, received order to
deposit funds OF Josiah Heltebridle
with the Birnie Trust Company.
jones Oh1er, executor OF Mary Anna
Jones. deceased, returned Inventories
of personal property. real estate.
debts and money, and received order
to sell personal property.
Charles L. Doats, administrators Of
Annie G. Loats, deceased, returned
inventories Of personal property and
money.
Letters OF administration on the
estate OF Edward Briee, late Of Car
roll county. deceased, were granted
to John P. Miller, who received order
to notify creditors.
Manetta Smith, executrix Of John
II. Smith, deceased, returned invsn-
tories of personal property. debts and
money.
Letters of administration on the e.
tate of MARY z. BendIg, late Of Car
roll county, deceased. we're granted to
Charles L. Ioats, who received order
TO nelly creditors.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
JURORS F0R MAT TERN CIRCUIT
COURT DRAWN.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Jurors for May Term of Court.

Chief Judge William H. Thomas has
drawn the following jurors for the
May term of the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, which will begin in
this city on Monday. May Il.
TaneytoWn District-Jaeob A.
Fringer, John II. Hartman, Edward B.
Adelsperger and Norman B. Hagan.
uniontown District-Perey H
ShriYer, William II. Rodkey. Harry E.
Fleagle and Guy S. Formwalt.
Myers Dlstrict-Harry \. Croft,
Isaiah F. Humbert and Harvey j.
Maus
Woolery's District-William Tan
ner, Denton II. Leister, John II. Davis
and Marion J. Leister.
Freedom Distriet--William Mel
vile. August Jeager and Charles Il
Brown.
Manchester Dislrict-David S.
Stephan, Theodore S. b. Fridinger
Howard II. Wine, John C. Folkert and
Irwin B. Blppy.
Westminster Dislriet-Willlam Z
Devilbiss, George A. Six, Joshua Gist
Clifton j. Cook, George T. Marker
George X sehaeffer. Edward W Case
uriah ]. Babylon and VIM. A. Roop.
Hampstead Distriet-John W. Cape
David w. Ebaugh and John L. Leister
Franklin Dlstrict-Thomas G. Hoff.
man and Rein Farber.
Middleburg District-Charles Il
Wilhide and Henry Oliver stonesifer
New Windsor Digtrict-Harry ]
Haines, John II. Roop and Evan B
MeKinstry.
Union Bridge DIsfrIct-Robert Lee
Myers and Ezra NJ Nnsbaum.
Mount Airy District--Bloyd S
Buckingham and James ". Fleming
Berrett DIstrict-Nilliam L. Tren-
with and Albert o. Selby.
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David Zepp, aged rs years. months
and Il days, died at the home Of his
son, William Zepp near Union Bridge,
on Friday last. Funeral services and
Interment were held on Wednesday
at st. James Methodist Episcopal
Church South He is survived By the
following children: William Xepp,
near Union Bridge; Mrs. Henry NJ.
Snader. of Baltimore: Miss ella
Zepp, Mrs. Alice Cover, Of Baltimore;
Mrs. Frank zepD. Taylorsyllle; also
two brothers, Ezra and Jesse Zepp,
of Baltimore. The pallbearers we're :
Edwin MoKInstry. William Zumbrum,
n. o. Repp, John Erb, Lewis Measler
and Jesse Fuss. Harvey Bankafd q
Son funeral directors.