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from business nearly nine years ago, he
still held large place in the community
as private citizen.
MIR. Grindai was born at North Penob-
scot, April is, 1s42, and came to Ellsworth
a young man = to work in cooperage
shop. AT the outbreak Of the Civil war
he enlisted, and served in Co. II, 26th
Maine regiment. He returned 10 Ellis
worth after the war, and few years later,
at the age OF twenty-eight, started a
grocery store at the corner OF Franklin
and Water streets. Hers for thirty-five
years he remained in trade, allowing him
self few reiaxations, aud winning the
respect of all who had business dealings
with him for his clean and honorable
methods.
In April, 1906, Mr.. Grindal retired from
business, being succeeded by his son, C.
w. Grindal, who continues the business
in the same spot occupied so long by his
father, though he has bAnched ont in
many directions.
Mr.. Grindal had enjoyed the nine years
of his well-earred rest, relieved from the
cares OF business, but taking a lively in
terest in sill the affairs of life.
For many years, under the old school
system, Mr.. Grindal was agent for the
school in his district, and later, when the
new system was inaugursted, was for
several years member of the school
board. He was also member OF VIM. II.
FL. Rice post, @. A. r.
MIR. Grindal married, on August 4, 1886,
Miss Lucinda ]. Bennett, OF Ellsworth,
who survives him, with three children
c. W. Grindal, OF Ellsworth; Nellie, wife
OF David McRae, and Hattie, wife of Ad-
olson Saunders, both daughters now re-
siding at Minneapolis, Mimi. He is also
survived be- one half brother - Reuben
Grindai, OF Penobscot.
= The funeral WAS held at the home Mon
day forenoon, Rev. L. s. Ross, of the
Methodist church, Of which deceased was
a member, officiating. The hearers were
A. w. Curtis, Clifton Woodward, George
+. Haskell and Charles A. Smith.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-16
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Rev. Charles f. Lee preached at Seal
Harbor Sunday morning.
Moore's studio has closed for the win
ter.
Proctor Smallidge and wife left Monday
for Boston for the winter.
Capt. John Whitmore has returned from
a visit in Boston.
G. William Dudley and wife have taken
Proctor SmalIidge's house for the winter.
The third installment OF .sThe Adven-
lures of Kathiynn will be shown in the
Pastime Friday evening.
Friends of Everett Seavey are glad to
know that he is recovering, after criti-
cal illness.
The schools will close Friday for the
Christmas vacation. Gilman high school
will begin its winter term Dec. Is. The
other schools will begin Jan. 4.
Wednesday evening Of next week, local
basket ball fans will have the opportunity
of witnessing an exciting game between
the fast team from Newport and the first
team OF Nor; Haroor. 1t is expected
that the champions Of last year will keep
the home team ON the move, bat the home
team is sure TO put up big fight Every
one should turn out, and support the
home team.
Dec. 15, X
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1fgal Hotties.


To ell persons Interested in s,,h.
estates hereinafter named: y. The
AT probate court held At Elts,vo,.A .
for the county Of Hancock, on ~ an ~ and
day OF December, q. iais 'seuia
INhE following matters hayips bas,
after indicated, 1t Is hereby orde,sa ne, I'm
notice thereof be given TO ali n-tsa, mat
terested. ny causing copy of this n,da.s. m
published three weeks suecessivelv Z" %
Ellsworth American. newspape, p,hI9. t we
~ nlsMoi.n. IN ssid county, that they ma
appear at . probate court TO be held a; WAY may
worth in said eout ty, on the af,h hns.
January =. d. 1918, at ten Of the elorL tsy ~
cause. 'ney zee
Jeremiah T; Giles. late Of ElIsuo,,, !.
said county deceased, q certain inst,n.ma,l "a
purporfing to be tac last viii and tes.s sssai
OF ssid deceased. together with petitior -.
ptobats thereof, presented BY Julia A rin ~
one OF the executors named therein, 'He''
clarence 3. 8rtndie. late OF Bueksno., l..
sAid county deceased certain instrum.n,
purportins 70 be The last will and testu,sn, =,
said deceased. together with petition ~, ~. "
bate, presented by Waffle h. Cirinais ny Wy
executrix named therein. tns
Mary Lsmburner. late of BrooksvilIs a,
sid county. deceased. Petition Hied ~
decreased, that an order be issued 10 distrisn,s
among the legAtees nam ed IN the will of al
decreased. the amount remaining in h{s 49,.
on be settlement Of his second account.
Lixsie A. Gocgins. late OF Ellsworth. In .a,a
county. deceased certain instrument pur.
said deeeased. together with petition for r p,o a.
bate thereof. prese uted by Edmond ]. Walsh
the executor therein named.
JEROME III. KNOWLES, Jndge OF said fscn,.
A true copy OF the original order '''
Attsst;-T. r. MAHosRY, REGISTER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-16

Every now and then, says the Bos-
ton Transcript, suggestion is made
for the abolition of the revenue cutter
service, and as often dies a natural
death in the face of the magnificent
record made year after year by the
Off GERS and men of this splendid
marine branch of ours. Probably no
other service under the government
repays such dividends as this one.
With the discipline and efficiency of
the navy, its work on behalf of the
worlds shipping is kept constantly
up to high standard. What the long
winter has In store for these staunch
vessels of Uncle Sans lend a. hand
service, no man can tell, but the pre-
diction can be made that no demands
will be made upon them that they
cannot meet. In this part of the
world, along the storm swept coast of
New England, they are the tireless
guardians of our merchant fleets.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-16
WEST EDEN.

Miss octavis Hamor has returned to
Bar Harbor for thewinter.
William Higgins, who has been head
gardener on the Rice estate at Bar HAIR
Dor, is home for the winter.
MIR. Barnes, who was recently burned
out, has purchaseds the property OF
Everett Higgins.
The Nutting Lumber Co. is putting up
camps and will soon erect q portable mill
on the property owned by Mrs. x. w.
Kittredge.
Mrs. e. Z. Sargent spent few days last
week at Bar Harbor' with Mrs. Flora
Grindle.
Miss Louise Carter, OF Nit. Desert, spent
the pasI week with her cousin, Mrs. Agnes
Mayo.
Mrs. Helen Hamor, who had the mis-
fortune to cut her hand badly, is now
doing nicely; also Miss Thelma Swazey,
who met with q similar accident last
week.
: @. N. Rich was trying to pry up an en-
CINE last Wednesday, when the lever
broke, causing a bad fall and severely
sprained ankle.
The school play, "Aii Mistake" by
the Carsley league, was presented Friday
night. 1t was a decided success, and all
took their parts well, showing pains
taking and effective work by the teacher,
Frank Drisko. Those in the cast were
james Eiweli Hamor, f. E. Drisko, Mar
win Mayo, William Dexter Swazey, Sarah
e. Hadley, Alice Ray, Lizetts Swazey, and
Agnes NJ. Hall.
Dec IL M
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BROOKLYN.

Fred-L. Cole returned from Boston Sat-
| urday.
Albert Hill and family and Miss Bernice
Staples returned from Old Town Tuesday.
Victor Gott. OF Booshbay Harbor, is
visiting his brother, w. J. Gott.
Miss Evelyn>Gfay, who has been teach
ing in Arson, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
r. A. Fiye.
Mrs. j. b. Babson and Mrs. NJ. A. FIVE
returned Saturday from Boston, where
they have spent two weeks.
Miss Ruth Kane, who has been attend
ing the Eastern State normal school at
Castine, is home for the Christmas yaca-
ton.
Harry Grindle had the misfortune to
put bullet through his foot while gun
ming last week.
Mrs. Grace Nutter Andrews, OF Rock
port, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilmont
Kane.
There will be little Christmas sale of
fancy articles at the reading room OF the
Friend memorial library saturday after
noon, Dec. 10.
Mrs. Bert Anderson received the sad
news Thursday that her brother, Albert
Mcdonald, had died at Fairfield. TheNre-
mains will be brought here for interment.
Lookout chapter, o. f. S., held its
annual meeting Friday evening, Dec. IL
The degrees were conferred on one cam
didate, followed by election OF officers,
after which crazy supper was much en-
joyed.
Mrs. Naomi Allen delightfully."- enter
tanned her friends at a whist party Satur-
day evening. The rooms were prettily
decorated with bouquets OF large yellow
chrysanthemums. Dainty refreshments
were served, after which dancing and
music were enjoyed. Miss Rachel Cole
and NJ. A. Fiye received the first prizes.
and consolation prizes were won by Miss
Musa Dollard and Victor Gott.
Dec. IA. UNE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-16
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Floyd Black, of Brooksville, has in his
possession a general account book be-
ginning in 1913 and continuing up to
1760, which belonged to Samuel waaon,
(Mr. Blacks great-great- great uncle in
laS) his being the first store in what is
now Hancock county, and located at Mas
kesg point, BROOKLYN. 1t is thrown paper
covered book, and is in excellent condi-.
ton. Mr.. Black is very choice OF it, and
has several more old books, which he
values highly. He would like to know if
any one has one older.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-16

The Portland Press commenting on
the stripping of timberland on Mt.
Desert island, referred to in THE
AMERICAN last week says: "What IL
true of Bar Harbor is also true of any
beautifully wooded section of the
coast that wishes to thrive as sum-
mer resort. The fragrant spruces of
the Maine shore line are one OF the
principal attractions. The portable
saw mill and a dozen husky woods
men can raze surprisingly large area
of forest in short time. OF course
We must have wood for fuel and for
manufacturing purposes, but 1t does
seem as if every means possible
should be taken to obtain the supply
where it can best be spared Surely
it is suicidal for such resorts as Bar
Harbor to permit the destruction of
natural forest beauties"
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STATE or MAINE.

HANCOCK ss December ., 1884,
TAKEN this ninth day OF December =. A
i 1914 on execntion dated DEFENDERS. igil.
issued on judgment rendered By the West,
ern Hancock municipal court IN the county
OF Hancock, al term thereof begu and held
at Bluehiil In said county OF Hancock on the
fourth Tuesday Of November 1914 to wit.
November "a, a d. 1874. in favor Of Bert n
Bennett. of Bucks ort, in said county Of asn-
cock, against Charles Anderson. Of said
Bnckpost, for sixteen dollars twenty ons
cents debt or damage aud six dollars nineteen
eer ts costs Of SUIT and will be sold Al public
auctiobsai the Office OF T. Il. Smith, In said
Bucksport on Thursday. the 7ist day Of JAnu.
sfy. a d. 1918. At ten o'clock In the f0reaoan
all the right, title aud Interest Nhich said
1 hsries Anderson hiss or had on the 18Th dag
of September n. d. 1914, when the same vas
attached os the tigtual arit. 10 and ioa
certain lot or parcel OF land with the bsii1-
ings thereon. situated in said Bucksporl 90
the nvriheriy side OF q street leading from
Mcdonald street to Elm street; said 10. s two
ard a half rods on said street and runs back
nine rods and contains twenty-two and half
f2fis) square rods. and is bounded on the
south by said street; on the west by land
formerly of Charles Cushing; on The north by
land OF Bsr, Bennett, ana on the east By land
OF Mrs. Luce. being alt and the same premises
which were conveyed TO said Charles Anderson
bv Josephine Beakley, by deed dAtet Sepsm.
Der IL. 1865 Rnd recorded in tue Hancock
county registry of deeds. vol. S2l, page as to
which deed ard record thereof reference
may be bad for a more particular description
OF the premises hereby conveyed.
CHAsDLER ". WILSON.
Deputy sheriff
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Jamaica Ginger Case,

The Jamaica ginger case from Hancock
county was heard before the law court in
Augusta last Thursday. The respondent
in the case is Ambrose Simpson, of Sulii-
van Harbor, indicted by the grand jury
last October as a common seller. The
evidence introduced in the supreme court
was to the effect that he had sold Jamaica
ginger to several men. There was no evi.
dence that be had sold liquor of any kind.
The jury returned verdict of guilty.
ID. e. Hurley, counsel for Mr.. Simpson,
took the case up to the law court for do
cision on the question OF whether Jamaica
ginger was an intoxicating beverage,
within the meaning Of the statute.
The case was argued before the law court
by ID. e. Hurley, for respondent, and
County Attorney "A. L. Graham for the
State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-16

the war zone, and his family has had no
news OF him for over four months.
Rev. Charles Harbutt, OF the Congrega-
tional society. was in town this week
w. s. Thuriow has gone to Bucksport in
his vessel, Ethel M., for load 81 hay
Misses Edith Silver and Rubie Small are
home from Pennington normal school.
Mrs John l.. Goss, OF Dorchester, Mass.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mary But
ton.
Schools close the coming week for a
two-weeks' vacation. Several OF the ont
of-town teachers will not return,
Is Capt. seth Webb left for Texas Satur-
day. He is engagea-for year by the
Munyon Company in that state.
Jamesf. Stinson bas gone TO Ontario,
where his brotber-in-law, Guy Cleveland,
is very i'll OF erysipeias. Mr.. Cleveland
was former resident OF Stonington.
Dec. Ia. Mill.
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OnREA.

There will be a concert and Christmas
tree here at the Baptist church on Christ
mas eve.
A surprise party was given Capt a. c.
Lufkin Dec. IL, his seventy-sixth birth
day.
Miss San born, pastor OF the Baptist
church, who has been quite i'll the past
week, is much improved. ~
The young people will present the play,
"District school at Blueberry Corner"
Saturday evening, Dec. 10. The proceeds
will go towards buying q bell for the
church. There will. be basket supper
before the play.
Dec, ID. s..
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OBITUARY.
CHARLES H. eRrNpAI.

One of Ellsworth's sterling citizens
dropped away last Friday, in the sudden
death of Charles II. Grindai, at his home
on Water street. Death resulted from a
heart attack, to which be had been sub
ject for some time. He was apparently as
wen as usual Friday forenoon, and was
out and about the place during the early
afternoon. Mrs. Grindal, returning from
short trip up town, found him dead in
his chair on her return.
Ellsworth had no better citizen than
Charles Il. Grindai, and though be retired
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INDIAN POINT.

Mrs. George Richards recently spent a
few days with relstivesfn Bar Harbor.
Miss Mildred Mcfarland, of Trenton,
was the guest of Miss Pauline Bianchfieid
one day last week.
Charles Higgins, of Northeast Harbor,
is spending few days with his parents,
F. {. Higgins and wife.
Preparations are being made for the
Christ mas tree and concert by the mem
bers of the Sunday school.
Dec IL III.
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BIRCH ,HARBoR.

Schools are in session, with the same
teachers as last term.
Henry Crane Is making repairs and i'm
provements around his home.
Gilbert Schoppe, OF Cherryfield, recently
visited his sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Winslow.
B. r. Cowperthwsite has moved home,
after spending the season at Prospect
Harbor.
Alton bunker has sold his house to
Ernest Rice and moved to Mrs. Bunker's
old home. made vacant by the death OF
her mother, Mrs. c. A. Lawrence.
Dec. ID. C.
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Lakeview grange, No. 451, p. OF H., has
adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, ous Heavenly father in His great
wisdom has entered our midst and removed
to that great lodge above, one of our oldest
charter members. our esteemed and beloved
brother. Roland e. Davis;
Resolved. That our grange mourn the loss
Of faithful member, one that was interested
in its welfare. and an officer in the order when
he was called from amongst us.
Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt
sympa,hy to the bezsaved family 10 their sor-
row,
Resoiesd, That our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days; copy of these
resolutions be sent to the bereaved family;
one spread upon our records; one sent to The
EILswoRrH AsKRrcAs. and one 20 the Bangor
Commercial for publication.
ELrzAHEra s. ClRKy,
EVELYN GRAY,
= WILLIAM DopoK,
Committee.
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BRooRsvILLE.

l.. II. Billings, who has been employed
in Vinal Haven, is at home.
Miss Marie Gott, OF Seogwick, is keep
ing house for William Chatto.
Mrs. Dallas Carter and children, of
Sedgwick, are livingwith Albion Ciosson.
James l.. Saunders, of North Bluehill,
spent few, days recently with his chill
dren.
Roy Hutchinson and family are Mt Frank
L. Hoorer's, where MIR. Hutchinson is cut
ting wood.
Miss Evalena Cioeson, who has been
employed at +. II. Billings, has returned
to her home in Sargentviiie.
: Dec. IA. A,
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BLUEHuI4.

van.
Miss Maude Bacon is at home from
Skowhegan for short visit.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Treworgy are at
home from visit in Boston.
The express and stage Office has been
moved from the PendIeton house to the
store OF J. K. q. Williams.
Mrs. P. ]. Cullinsn has returned to her
home in Bangor, after several months
here.
The drama, FISHERMAN Luck pre-
sented Friday njgAt to a large audience
by the senior class of the academy, was
given in fine style. Each part was well
taken.
Dec. IA. H..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-16

Hancock county loses one Of its
most prominent public men in the
death of Elmer P. Spofford, of Deer
Isle. Young as years go, bis person
atty, his genius for leadership, had
won early recognition, and he had
worn with distinction honors which
come to few men of much more ma
ture years.
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Appointed Register of Probate.

Edward e. Chase, Of Bluehill, son Of the
late Judge e. E. Chase, has been appointed
register OF probate Of Hancock county to
succeed Timothy F. Mahoney. who has
resigned. Mr.. Mahoney's resignation will
take effect as soon as his successor is
qualified, which will probably be within a
few days.
The appointment of Mr.. Chase is for the
remainder of Mr. Mahoney's term, expir-
ing on January /, is17. Mr.. Chase is a
graduate OF the University of Maine, and
Is exceptionally well qualified for the
Office.
Mr.. Mahoney will, on January /, enter
upon his duties as clerk OF COURTS to
which be was elected in September
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SUNSET.

SUNSET.
Walter Small is quite ill.
A. T. Small is still quite i'll.
Mrs. e. S. Small, v no has been quite ill,
is better.
Melville Small is teaching at Mountain
Vile.
7. Powers has built logging camp, and
has quite crew cutting timber
Ethel and Mamie Davis, Edna and Lois
Snowden and Rena Small and several
more OF the high school pupils, are i'll OF
jaundice.
Dec. IA. SADIE,
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COU MY NEWS.
NORTH oRLANp.

A. E. Gray Is representing Lake View
grange at the State grange.
Fred Gray, who is III OF liver trouble,
remains about the same.
Miss Doris. sherman, OF Bucksport, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Davis.
Mrs. Tresss Patterson and Miss Mae
Ridley arrived Saturday at James Glib
bons'.
Frank Trundy. who is driving team at
the falls, was injured last week by a
wheel running over his heel.
Dec Ia g.
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State Of Ohio. city Of Toledo.

State OF Ohio. City of Toledo,
Lucas County, S.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath. that he Is
senior partner Of the firm of r. j. Cheney
g. Co., doing business in the City Of Toledo
County and State aforesaid, and that said
irm viii pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case OF catarrh
that caAnot be cured by the use OF HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9Th day OF December, A. d.
isse
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send for testi-
monials, free.
IF. j. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, T5c-
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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STATE OF MAINE.


Collectors Advertisement Of Sale Of Lands Of
Nun-Resident osrners.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated In the town OF
fremont. in the county of Hancock. for the
year. 1914.
1tHE following list of taxes on real estate
i Of non resident owners In the town OF
fremont, for the year lsaf. committed to me
for collection for said town OF fremont. on
the 18Th day Of April, remains unpaid; and
notice Is hereby given that IL said taxes, In.
tercs. and charges are not previously paid, so
much OF the real estate taxed, as Is sufficient
10 pay the amount thereof including interest
and charges, will oe sold ~ public auction at
sswyers hall. Mckinley. In said town. on the
hrst Monday OF February, 1918. a. O'Clock
a m.
Names OF owners, and descrip.
tion OF property. Tax.
Byron Boyd. n In common OF siaa,
As per reg of deedz. vol 2it. page Is;
also . In common Of ida, as per reg A
deeds, vol 71s. p SOD, eS93
Homer 8ramep. wood lot. containing
DR. Frederick W Bridshsm. land In
No. II. q undivided iea lot, in COM
mon with LEVI wyman, les
Freeman d Holmes. Reed estate,
Sarah NJ Reed estate. isss
Sarah Friend, heir and desisees of
Lewis Friend. as per reg OF deeds,
vol zs. page $40. ssa, as per reg Of
deeds, vol ait. page lis. Joy 10, 80
Harriet Green, land No 7, David Ben
son lot. by highway. I byTw
Jackson. W by beach. <oS
Frank ) Hamilton, Hodgdon lot, so
called, - per reg deeds, vol. AS,
2o5, qar
Charles Ladd, part OF the Reuben
Dix estate,l3 Undivided OF siaa iot
per reg Of deeds. vol 2a5, page aas
e undivided OF la lot, as per reg
II deeds, vol 235- page 1888 $50
Andrew Parker. land at Bernard M
W w Rich, Well Mayo lot so. called, es
Fred Robinson wood lot in No 10. Ia
Edward X Reed. land and buildipgsat
Center, also lot east OF road IA a.
southern half Of pasture west
OF road tua, Mt. lot sQA, 40 60
Nelson T Thurston. Az DER reg
deeds vol 49c, is0. sos
Frank Ttbbttts, as per reg deeds 49,
page 46s. ae
VIM Underwood Co iiss Of land.
wharf aud buildings At Mckinley, 500 90
Wyman a Phillips, II Harper lot
20a, sso
Mrs b Wyman. land in No TO- sa
Heirs OF Levi Wyman. land on
Dodge's point lea, also land in No
li2a. Mt lot Western Mt 25Oa Ia Of
loa- Robbins lot in common
y with w Brigham So, also the
Terrell estate at Center asa, also Fly
lot No IL. loa 900
AsHBSHy A. LoPAus,
collector Of said town of fremont.
West fremont, Dec. IL, 1914.
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RAYSIDEA

Mrs. Ethelyn Remick, master Of Bay
side grange, started this morning for
Lewiston to attend the State grange.
Mrs. Rsmick will also visit her brother,
Frank N. Jordan, in Lewiston.
e. j. Remick, OF Cambridge, Mass,
visited relatives here recently. All were
glad to see him. 1t was the first time
Mr. Remick had been in Maine for ten
years.
Dec. Ia. X.
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gINHH SUBSCRIBER hereby gives notice that
4 he has been duly appointed executor
OF the last will and testament of
JUDsoN l.. WEIGH, late OF SORRENTO,
In the county OF Hancock, deceased, and
giyepsbonds 50 the law directs. All persons
hasfng de nAnds against the estate OF ssid
deceased are desired 70 present the same Tor
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re-
quessed 10 make payment immediately
CaAALEs II. PREBLE
Sullivan. Dec. 9. 1919.
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A motor car fuel that can be sold at
2 cents gallon is being experimental
with in Indiana. Now give US cent
cylinder oil and 81 90 tires and Wen
all ride,