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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
EasrRRnoK.
Mill.

Adelbert Merchan, had two bones in
one hand broken last week.
Wellington Curtis, suot her aged and re-
spected citizen, died Wednesday, and was
buried from his home on Friday.
Hamlin Kingman lost his house. shed
and shop by fire Monday night, Dec. T..
The barn and henhouse were saved, and
most OF the furnishings on the iirst floor.
There was a small insurance.
Eastbrook is again called to mourn in the
death OF Mrs. Charles Wilbur. lifelong
resident OF the place, and q woman loved
and respected by all who knew her. She
leaves besides her husband, three sons
Aionzo, Lyman and Leslie, and four
Frank Coombs, OF West
franklin, Mrs. Fred IcColium, OF Jones'
port; Mrs. Joe Bunker, OF Franklin, and
Miss Clara, who is at home. The heartfelt
sympathy of the whole town goes out to
the beresved family, aud especially to
Mrs. McCollum, who was unable TO be at
the funeral which was held at the home
Sunday.
Dsc n GEM
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SOUTHWEST HAaBoR.
DAVIS.

A union Christmas tree will be in evil
derce at the Congregational church
Christmas eve. The concert will be by
the children of both churches.
Teachers and students have arrived
home for the holiday season-Miss Gladys
Msyo, from Portland; Eta Lnnt, Annie
and Bessie Clark from their respective
somes and Dan Lswton, with Elmer
Tower, from Higgins institute, Charles
ton.
Express Agent Roderic Clark lost his
faithful horse last week. The animal broke
its leg IN the stsb BILE.
Schools are closed for the Christmas va
cation of two weeks. There were pleas
ing exercises in the primary and grammar
rooms
Mrs. Lucinda Brown Harmon, after a
few weeks serious illness, was released
from suffering on Friday morning, Dec
is, at her home where she has been ten
derby cared for by her daughters and sister.
Mrs. Harmon, after the death of her hus-
band, Lewis Harm mon, went for a few
years with her daughter, Mrs. Lucy
Stewart, to her home in Atlantic City, n.
j. Then Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart came to
Southwest Harbor and fitted up the old
home, making the declining days of the
aged woman eontented and happy. Four
score years of a useful live endeared this
kindly friend to her many relatives and
Reighbors, and she will be greatly missed.
The second daughter, Mrs. Homer Drawn,
was with her mother for q few weeks, and
her sister, Mrs. Clara Murphy, assisted in
the care OF the invalid. The funeral was
held on Sunday at the home, Rev. Mr..
Forsythe officiating. lnterment at Mt.
Height.
Dec. 21. SPRAY.
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GEM.
ATLANTIC.
Dec. n.

Miss Goldie Staples, who is teaching at
Fryehurg. is at home for two weeks.
Hosea Kent, of Minturp, is with his
brother, Charles Kent, for the winter.
The young people who are attending
Southwest Haroor high school are at home
for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Doris Torrey, who q short time ago
returned from the Bar Hsrbor hospital,
where she had undergone an operation for
appendicitis, is doing well.
The people ofthis community much re-
GREETED to learn OF the death OF samuel
Stanley. Mr.. SANKEY'S death was very
sudden, due to heart trouble aggravated
by acute indigestion. He win be much
missed not only by friends and relatives
but in the Advent church, of which he
was a member. He leaves a wife and one
son, Alden, W no have the sympathy OF all.
Dec. %. NJ
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WEST GoULDSBORO.

Mrs. e. 5. Shaw and Pearl Bunker are
ill.
Mrs. Abbie Taft, who has been visiting
in Sullivan, returned home Sunday.
Miss Ruby Sargent, who has been en-
ployed in Milbridge for J. P. Wyman, is
home.
Rev. Mr.. Dalzeli, of Prospect Harbor,
preached in the Union church last Sun
day.
Misses Frances and Margaret Wood, of
Orono, and Ruth Wood, OF Bar Harbor,
are spending the Christmas vacation with
their grandmother, Mrs. Louise Wood.
Mrs. Margaret Allen arrived here Thurs
day from Paine's hospital. Bangor, where
she had been for an operation. She has
returned to her home in Prospect Harbor.
Dec q. L. .
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FRANKLIN.
ThELMA.

The Christmas sale at the Baptist vestry
Wednesday was successful as nsuAl.
Miss Esther Colt, of Surry, was visitor
at the Methodist parsonage last week.
Mrs. r. L. Swan returned Tuesday from
Massachusetts, after a visit of few
weeks.
Mr.. Emery, of Lake View, is guest Of
Rev. G. Mayo and family at the Baptist
parsonage.
Friends OF Walter Lawrie are glad to
learn he is raIlying from his recent ILL
ness II. c. Bunker also is better.
Pupils of the graded schools will have
Christmas trees at their school rooms,
the pupils OF different rooms exchanging
gifts among themselves.
Attendants at the union service at the
Methodist church Sunday evening were
favored with duet, plessingiy rendered
by Mr.. Emery and Miss Mary Mayo, who
sang, s'Abide with Me-" at the Baptist
morning service, and by request repeated
it at the evening service. Miss Marcia
Brsgdon was sccompanist.
Dec 2l B.
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SPRAY.
NORTH CASTINE.

Miss Gertrude H. Dodge is home from
Bangor.
Miss May E. wescott, of Buffalo, n. Y,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Emma c. wardwell closed q sue
cessful term of school at Somesville Fri
day.
belmont Dunbar, a student at NJ. c. l.,
Pittsheld, is home for the Christmas re-
cess.
Miss Maggie Emsrton, OF Biuehin, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Percy Ward
we'll.
Mildred Wardweit, Vera Dunbar and
Jeanette Wardweh are home for the
high school vacation.
Lawrence and Arsnur Perkins, of Sandy
Point, have been visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Perkins.
Mrs. Lillian Gray, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Isaac Dunbar, has re-
turned to New London, Conn.
Bradley Littlefield has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be removed from the Webster
hospital to his home in Penobscot.
There will be Christmas tree and en-
tertainment at the Perkins schoolhouse
Thursday afternoon, under the supervis-
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NORTH FRANKLIN,

Mrs. Lena Collar is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ids Bracey, in Bangor.
Miss Ruby Cousins. who has been work
ing for Mrs. Stella Butler, has returned
home.
Mrs. Ruby Bragdon and children have
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Gertrude
French, in East brook.
Mrs. Jessie shepherd and three chill
dren, of Boston, are boarding with der
brother, Arthur Robertson, this winter.
Miss Flossie Brsgdou came from Ellis
worth Saturday TO attend the funeral OF
her aunt, Mrs. Charlotte Wilbur, IN East
brook.
On account OF rough cold weather and
small attendance, meetings at the school
house, conducted by Rev. g. Mayo, have
been discontinued for the present.
Dec. q. T.
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COUN Y NEWS.
oms.


:, Mrs. Della Drawn is ill of srysipelss OF
the face and her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Cuihbsrtson, 10 i'll OF grip.
Mrs. Edgar Kemick's condition 10 ssri-
Gus, with whoppiag cough owing TO a
tendency to bronchial trouble
Miss Mabel Salisbury, OF Lakewood.
and Mr.. Jordan. of wai1hsn. were guests
al the home OF her sister. Mrs. Harley
Grover, Sunday.
Daniel g. Young aud wife closed their
home to-day to go to the home Of Mrs.
Yoang's father, Frank Frost. ut Serth
MsrsavilIe, where they will be employed.
The agent for the s. p. c. A. wss in
town last Monday and found the soS5ety's
property in the proper pisces IL the
multitude OF horses could sing and talk.
the roads would ring with words and
songs OF praise.
Susie DsLsittre. OF Bar Hsrhor, a teacher
at Marlboro, who spent part of ner vaca-
ton with her cousins, Miss Isabelle War
rem. Of Bangor. and Mrs Mary Garland,
OF Lakewood. finished her visit with her
aunt here. Mrs. Martha Warren.
Mark Morrison and Harry Liscomb. of
Bar Hsrbor. came up for the final days
hunting LAST week. They. together with
Warren ana Jeiiison. got ths buck seer
with the eesutifal horns which had e!nded
the other hunters all through the season.
William Maynard is in Eddington,
where he expects to work for DIR. Ford.
His family has gone to Peabody, Mass,
to remain with relatives until spring.
Their house is taken by the Grant family
who lost their own home by fire last fall.
Frank Morrow, of Blueniil, the lad
who has found an sppreciztive home with
A. Morrison ana wife, is justly proud of
his new violin. earned by bis efforts can
wasting. Mrs. Morrison is encouraging
him to play before company. He pos
sesses rare gift as musician.
Messrs. Pickett and Murphy, of Ban.
gor, have been here the past week having
their lines run By Mr.. Alien, of Bangor, q
civil engineer. They have recently
bought the Frank Foge lot and are ne
gotisting for the late John B. Redman
lot, both sections being part OF the origf-
nal Thoussnd-scre tract, of which they
are the owners.
Dec. q. DAVIS.
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WEST FREMONT.

Calvin Gordius and wife have moved
into their new home
Leols Ramiu is home from Southwest
Hsrbor high school for the holidays.
Miss Ramona Carter and brot her Allsn
visited their sister, Mrs. Eugene Gordius,
last week.
Miss Madeline Goodwin, OF Franklin, 10
here to spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Dalton Reed.
Mrs. James Rich spent the weekend
with her brother, Jasper Norwood, at
Southwest Harbor.
Capt. Walter S. Lunt has his boat ready
for the scallop business. Edwin Lopaus
will go with him.
The ladies' aid society sale at the
Methodist church Dec. 10 Was well pat
ronized. The proceeds were sT2 81.
The improvement society met with Mrs.
w. II. Webster Dec. Il. Mrs. Webster
has Just moved home from Mckinley,
where she spent the summer. The society
will meet with Mrs. Letitia sprsgue
Dec. 81.
The wrecked schooner Rodney Parker,
towed here recently, caused havoc among
the small boats on the high tide Monday,
Dec. II, when she broke from the vessel
that was supposed to hold her and struck
out for the steamboat wharf, taking with
her the boats OF B. B. Reed, w. F. Murphy
and Ed Marshall, which were badly dam
aged. The wharf also was damaged.
Dec. q. .TdELMA.
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News
WEST FRANKLIN.

Dorothy Clark is i'll of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Frank Coombs is IN Easthrook.
Miss Eugene Coombs is visiting in
Ellsworth.
Its boy.
Miss Letiie Smith. who teaches in
Northeast Hsrbor, is home for the holi-
days.
s. 8. Scammon attended meeting of
the republican state committee ct Augusta
Friday evening.
John Benson will go to Goodwin's Sid
ing this week 20 help set the new boiler
there.
The grange aid society win hold its an
naal sale of fancy articles in the town hail
Monday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Holcie coombs was called to Els
worth saturday By the severe illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Card.
Madeline Goodwin has gone to West
fremont for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs Reed.
stephen Bianchi, Boston stone dealer
and owner in the Black granite. quarry
here, wes business visitor in town last
wook.
Much sympathy is felt for Tyler Gordon
and family, of West Sullivan, whose
house, with contents, was destroyed by
fire Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Gordon was
formerly q West Franklin girl.
Friends here were shocked TO hear of
the death OF Mrs. Charles Wilbur, after a
brief illness of pneumonia. Although
resident of Eastbrcok, she was well
known here.
George Goodwin, OF Stonington,
former resident Of this place, is visiting
relatives and friends hers, and incidentally
doing little fishing and hunting.
Dec. Il. ECHO.
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who were skating together. broke through
the ice. Arthur managed to keep his head
above water by holding on the ice and
supported Helen the best be could. She
sank twice, but they both we're finally
rescued By several young men who made
human chain
Merton Pierce and family, OF Seal Rar-
Dor, came last Sunday 10 spend the winter
with his father, Capt George Pierce, who
is very poorly.
Augustus Davis and family, who have
been in Boston several months, are home.
Clarence Refuse came with them to re-
main here during the winter.
Dec. q. u.
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sToSISGros.

Capt. Edwin s. smith is in Boston on
business.
John Jordan has gone 10 Bethel, VT,
where he has loo at stope-cutting.
John L. Goss came from Dorchester,
Mass. 10 attend the faoeral OF Elmer P.
Sporord.
Elcrian Arey. who attends Colby col
iege, is spending she holidays with his
parents, Henry Arsy and wife
In the gale Friday several sloops and
motor crafts went ashore, and the suelt
fishermen lost nets and other gear.
AT tae Moose island j. l. Goss quarry
they are rebuilding The cutting shed that
blew down in the November gale. Work
has not commenced as yet.
Frank Reed. one of our estimahle young
men, died ofsdiphtheris at his home Dec.
Is. He had been employed in c. r.
Eston's store, and made many friends.
Juauita chapter, o. E. s., elected officers
on Dec. 10, as follows: Mrs. stephen
Sellers, w. NJ; Alex McGuffie, W. p;
Mrs. Rose Arey. A. NJ; Mrs. Ada Frink,
secretary; Mrs. Helen Brown, treasurer;
Miss MARI Brown, conductress; Mrs. Mar
gare; MeGufiie, A. c. The installation
will be held Jan. Ii.
James l. Stinson arrived Wednesday
from Canada With the remains of his
brother-in-i law. Guy Cleveland, who died
OF blood poisoning. Mr.. Cleveland leaves
- "a ais E..-
neral was held on Sunday at the Baptist
church at West Stonington, Mrs. Cleve-
lands former home. There were many
ana beautiful floral tokens.
Dec n NIHIr
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Mrs. F. s. Graves, of Brewer. visited
friends here recently.
Frank Crsbtree spent the weekend in
Ellsworth.
Mrs. @. L. Stewart and daughter
Virginia were IN Bangor last week.
Miss Marie Mcfarland, OF Washington
Junction, visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Daniel GaIlison, who has been the
guest OF Chester Lounder and wife, has re-
turned to South Hancock.
Dec 21 NJ.
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NORTH LAMorNE.

Lester E. Young is home from Water
Vile for the Christmas recess.
MISS Anna Young comss Friday morn
ing from Boston for the holiday vacation.
A<no Marshall, of Bar aarbor, visited
his daughter, Mrs Bernice Salisbury, last
week.
John Carter, OF g. of NJ, is spending
part OF his vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Roland Carter.
Harry Bordeaux and wife, Of Somes
Sound, visited her mother, Mrs. Roland
Carter, last week.
Dec 81. Y.
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WEST EDEN.

ID. g. Hall and wife attended State
grange.
Both primary ana high schools are
closed for the holidays. They will begin
the winter term January 10.
Nathan Richardson ann wife left to-
day for their home in Presque Isle, after q
few days visit with relatives.
Mrs J. Lee Fogg spent the past week
with her daughter, Mrs. Irving Phillips,
IL Bangor.
The Sunday school viii hold its Christ
mas tree and entertainment as usual in
the chapel Thursday evening.
Dec. q. NJ
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FRENCHBoRo.

Misses Lula and Nora Lunt and Letha
Carter, who have been employed in Me-
Kinley, are home.
School is again in session, after three
weeks vacation, taught by Misses Vera
Ross and Marie Mclaughlin.
Nathan Osier has returned from Boston,
where he accompanied his wife, who re-
manned for medical treatment. Mrs.
Osier will spend two months with her
sister, Mrs. c. }. Cornell.
Dec IL. @.
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LAMoISE.

Herbert Hodgkins came from oroDo
Friday.
The usual Christmas concert and tree
will be given at the church Friday even
ing.
Miss Nary Olsen, Charles and Howard
HodgSiDs are at home from Hebron for
vacation.
2 Misses Phosie higgins and Olive
Coolidge, OF Lubee, arrived Saturday to
spend the holidays.
j. w. Bragdon, of Minneapolis, Mimi.
and DIR. H. g. Hodgkins and family, of
waterville, are expected to-day to be the
guests of relatives this week.
Dec. q. RI
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SOUND.

Natalie Tinker has gone to Mort beast
Harbor to visit her sister, Mrs. Clifford
Tinker.
School closed Friday after successful
term taught by Miss Grace Hobart, OF
Dennysville.
Mrs. Charles Tracy and daughter, of
Northeast Harbor, visited her parents, E.
NJ. Higgins and wife, Friday.
Murray Lurvey, of Eden, and George
Sickerscn, OF Hull's Cove, are employed
by A. e. Brown cutting paving.
Dec IL KID
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OAK POINT.

Mrs. Grace Rich remains about the
same as for the past few weeks.
Frank Murch spent the past week in
Bar Harhor with his brother George.
in fremont the past season, rs al home.
Mrs. Alma Alley, who has had blood
poisoning in her knee the past six weeks,
is better.
DIR. Smith and wife, who have been at
their cottage here the past week, returned
home Monday.
Dec. q. NJ.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Johu D. Weed came from Rockland
Saturday, returning to-day.
r. B. Staples has gone to Rockport to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Mildred Tolman.
j.. M. Ellis went to Boston Thursday to
spent the winter with his daughter, Mrs.
Amos Scott.
Mrs. Hattie Prauly with two sons,
Waiter and Herbert, Of South Dartmouth,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hsr-
old Hardy.
Dec. d. H
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Frank Springer, OF Bar Harbor, was in
town Friday.
c. E. Southland, of Seal Harbor, visited
relatives here last week.
Misses Minnie and Josephine Bunker
are at home for q short stay.
A club for gentlemen has been estab-
Iished in the PettingiIl building over the
bar Der shop.
Dec. q. NJ.
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p-...n. Aet,on wan stop y.ur Cough

when you first catch a Cold toften indi-
Gated by 4 sneexe or cough, break it up at
once The idea that ait does not matter"
often leads TO serious complications The
remedy which Immediately aud easily pene-
states the lining or the throat Is the kind de-
handed, Dr. Kings New Discovery soothes
the irritation, loosen the phlegm. You feel
better at once. "It seemed 70 reach the very
spot Of my Cough is one OF many honest
testimoniaIs. SOC. ut your Druggist
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ion OF the teacher, Miss Annie l. Dunhar;
and also at the Dunbar sehoolhouse
Christtnss night.
Mrs. Msry L. Leach left last Thursday
to visit in Camden before leaving for
Massachusetts, TO spend the winter
Dee "a. L.
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EGYPT.

Allan and Hope Butler are home from
college for the holidays.
The Buffers on Buffers point are hav-
ing an artesian well drilled.
The men are camping on the M. c.
Austin estate, cutting pulp wood.
Dec. n. M.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

: A. Fl. Mears is at home for vacation Of
three weeks.
William Emery, jr., and wife came Sat-
urday to spend the winter with his
parents.
Esther and Morton Emery are spending
the Christmas vacation with their parents,
Edward Emery and wife.
Dec. q. HUBBARp
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Break II Up-Now.

A Cold is readily catching. Rundown
system lie susceptible to Germs. You owe It
70 yourself and others OF your household TO
fight the Germs at once. DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey is hne for Colds and Coughs, II
loosens the Mucous, stops the Cough and
soothes the Langs. It's guaranteed. Only
25c, at your Druggist
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EAST BLuEHILl.

y. {. Long and wife are home tron,
visit in Portland.
Miss Paimira Waiisce is home from ~.
school in Pennington.
Capt. A. d. Long has hauled -.
schooner Seth Nymsn up for the xints,
Miss Beulah Grindle, who Is s,tsnai,.
school in Csstine, is spending her y.cs,
tion at home.
Mrs. Laura Sheafe, OF Stockton. n,
and Mrs. Lille johnson. of Bluehlll. yis
tied their brother, 4. c. long, last ws.t
Dec. "a.
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST BRooKsyIr1r

Miss b E. Ellison ana Miss s.s,.
Bangor Tor the winter. %
A large cre~ Of choppers is eut,inr !.
the wood from Perkins hill. "
Sidney HAYES and wife observs5 :,
fifteenth wedding anniyersary las, 80 ~
Merrill A. Farrow is at home ,roo !,
Maine Central institute for the ca,;.,' 20
recess.
Miss Lncy Julia Fsrnham is a, -
from Brewer. where she is attepciny ~, ~
school. ga
Arthur Fairbrother and family ~
taken rooms in bis fathers house Tor a.
winter.
Dec. n. To,
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Doan's Regulets cures costipation without
gripping, nausea, nor any weakening effect
Ask your druggist for them. IS cents per
box --Adpf.
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Eastern Steamship
Corporation.
Winter Fares. In Effect NJ
vember 2.

Mount Desert and Biuehih LincS'
To Boston
From Bar Harbor So
Bluehfil
80 Sedgwick S"-'
Leave Bar Harbor 10 % N Mobas!s
Thursdays for Seal Harbor, Northeast mr.
Southwest Haroor. stoninston, Norm ma
and Roakiand; connecting vita steamer ~
Boston.
Leave Riuehiil $50 m Mondays ana aau trs
DAYS for south Bluebiii, BFooEnn, seass,1Is
Deer tsie, 5argenIviile, south bIoo
Esgemoegin, DARK Harbor AMI hocAstso IN +. m
Returaing steau er leaves Rockisna 1ns,bor
wefnesdays ard Saturdays for oar
and Intermediate landings. ..,. and
Leaves Rockiand $40 N Medncss.,s land
Saturdays for Bluehili and interme"ia''
ings. .,a & N ID
special Friday trip. Leave aocsiAna ssrgeuI.
for bark Harbor, south Drooksyiie, sxtng az
VILE. Deer Isle. sedgwick. BrooAhn'
Rockiand I 20 IN. - and Bel
Turbine steel steamships Camden AHa -,,b
fast (Bos.on aad Bangor iine) conneo' 90
the Rar Harbor and Bluehill bosts 81 h'0,'
for Boston. o,
4. l.. SIXTH. Agent. Bar HsroOi,
A. N. aERRIcx. Agent hiasHi1
Meade County news., 1914-12-10
Cimarron Items

M. c. Banker is fencing his
quarter recently bought.
Elmer Ticknor and family
spent Sunday at Sam Burget's.
J. E. Heiser's of Tongonoxie,
spent Thanksgiving with him.
]. M. Adams and wife attended
the Howell sale near Kismet,
Friday.
Denzil Brownwell, Edith Bur.
get and Emma Banker spent
Sunday at P. r. Carols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Carol re-
turned Sunday evening from a
very pleasant trip through Colo
RADIO.
The oyster supper at the
Coates house Thanksgiving Eve
was very largely attended.
An infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Gowens was bur
led at Plains, Thursday.
Mrs. F. A. Shinogle has been
staying with Mrs. Isendardt
while the latter's son was East
on business.
Mrs. Jim Grinstaff returned
home Sunday. She has been
staying at Grandpa Grinstaff's
while they were Marion county
on visit.
Mrs. Char. Munger and child
rem returded to their home at
Copeland, Tuesday, after spend
ing a week with her sisters, Mrs.
]. E. Kuntz and Mrs. j. Adams.
BETTY"
Meade County news., 1914-12-10

81 give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to my children when
they have colds or coughs" !"
Mrs. Verne Shaffer, Wander
grift, Pa 1T always helps
them and IS far superior to any
other cough medicine Ihave used
l adyise anyone in need of such
a medicine to give it a trial. For
sale by all dealers.